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The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-17
A FINE-LooKING BROTHER.

There stood on street corner, in Little Rock, reminder of the days of long ago-of the long ago when June apples richer in perfume than the sweetest scents of the Orient tied up in an old bandana handkerchief and brought into town by the fatherly old negro who complained of the "rheumatiz" and who walked with limp, but who, at wrestling match, could throw down any young buck in the community This old reminder, as dark as evenings shadow falling in cypress swamp, stood looking about him, not in perplexity, but with sort of streak O lean an streak O fat" ar-a streak of amusement and streak of serious reflection. l spoke to him.
 Wy, how do, sah wy, how dor" he exclaimed, taking his umbrella under his arm and grasping with his right hand.
 You appear to know me"
 "Oh, vas, sah, vas. Kain't place you zackly, but 1 knOwed you all de same, an wouldn' be sprized ct I hadn paddled you wen you wuz CT boy fur steslin' my watermilions. Huh, Is paddled de s'preme jedge an de gubner O dis yere state. But all dat snt got nuthin' ter do wid whut l wuz thinkin' erbout jest now"
 "What were you thinking about?"
 "I wuz thinkin' bout de las time wuz in dis town; an might say it de fust time, cage hadn been yere de wsh, an fo' den dar want much O CT town yeFe. bout two years ergo l come up ter CT confunce meetin. didn' kere bout comin, but da lowed dat had fotch up so many mOu'ners down wander in de bottom dat 1 jes' natter come. It ain't wuth while fur me ter say dat want iattered, wuz, sah; fisttered till l thought folks gwine meet me at de depot wid CT hslleujsh song dun put in dar mouths cage had done monstus fine work in snatchin' dem niggers up ter de bench O pentance. I had sebenty- five dollars dat had been savin' up, an showed dat money down in my jeans, tole de members O my congregation goodbye an hopped on de steam train. got off down wander at de depot Slowly turning and pointing with his umbrella) an stood de platfom, lookn' erroun', holdin' my kyarpet- bag in my han, cage in dat bag had de fines sort O suit O clothes, made outen clof an some udder things dat didn' wanter part wid Airter standin' dAr erwhile went up ter CT man an axed him ef dar had any body been sent down ter de depot ter an jes' den mighty ne-lookin' generman he up an lowed dat he wuz sent airter de brud- der.
 "'Glad ter meet you,' says l. Is you one O de bredren?
 "Deep in de faif,' says he; way deep down in de faif'
 "'Whar do de confunce meet, brudder?' says I.
 "Right up de street yere Come wid me-
 "He tuck my kyarpet- bag an led de way. My, whut e-lookin' pusson he wuz-easy in his movements ez CT fish is dat's sunnin' hissef His clothes was new, an I kEowed den dat he wuz sta-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-17

now that l am growing old, cannot help but acknowledge that have thrown my self away"
 "I do not share your view" the rcd man answered. "My life has been useful"
 'I cannot say much," the pale man rejoined al have devoted my life to literature, and"
 "Ah, see," the rcd man broke in. "t Is differ ent with me. am a base ball player"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-17
IT WAS DIFFERENT.

Two men, meeting on 8 steamboat, fell into an informal conversation One of them was pale, the other was red
 "I cannot think of life otherwise than as fail ure," said the pale man. "With me it has been 8 constant struggle ever since l was boy, and
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-17
THE GREATEST MAN.

riding along road came upon old fellow who, loud in voice and violent in action, was endeavoring to start balky team. The horse back traveller, amused at the old fellows produc- tive resource of strong adjectives, stopped threw one leg the horn of his saddle and without saying any ything sat watching the performance The covered wagon to which the team was attached was the movers" typical vehicle, with two chairs tied behind. woman, three children, mule colt and dog belonged to the outfit
 eff just had enough money 10 take fifty miles I'd cut your internal throats," the old fellow shouted he leaned for moments rest on piece of rail with which he had been beaboring the horses. "You can pull out of here easy enough, you internal scoundrels Why, jack rabbit and A sick cat hitched up together could pull out of here"
 "AndersonP said the woman "why don't you hold some fodder befo' them?"
 "Confound it, didn't you see me do that jest awhile ago?"
 "Well, why don't you stick s pin in their hanks?" "IIaven't you got any at All? Didn't you see me stick 'em with dsrnin needle jest now? You better go off some where an run with the sucklin' calves"
 "Thar's one thing know you ain't tried" "Whats that?" "Twistin' their under jaws"
 "I'll twist your under jaw if you don't hush' The old fellow, turning about, addressed the man on horse back "How long have you been here watchin me-" he asked.
 "Dont know exactly"
 Putty good while?"
 "Yes"
 "Servin' your second term, ain't your
 "Second term at what"
 "Bein' governor of this state" "I'm not the governor"
 "No! Wall, you must be secretary of state"
 "I am not, however"
 "But you must be great of some sort"
 "No, am simply country merchant"
 It's mighty strange, then"
 "How strange? don't in the least understand you Why do you take me to be great man?"
 "Because a fellow that can set an watch baked team and not offer any suggestions must be great in fact, you the first man of that sort ever did see. You deserve greatness anyhow, Fll tell you that and feel it my duty to do somethin' for you. Pve got fine rifle and good dog and they are yourn if you'll take them."
 "No, thank you."
 "Here's a five dollar bill all the money Eve got, but you may have it."
 "I won't take it."
 "Well, feel like givin' you somethin. Say, you wouldn't mind namin' boy after you, would you?"
 "No"
 "All right what's your name2"
 "Worthington r. Dillingham;"
 "Good enough. Becky !" he called.
 "Yes" 6 woman answered.
 "Where's the baby" "In the wagon asleep"
 "Wsl, wake him up an name him after this man. Good day if you are gone, mister. Don't care if you don't hold office, you the greatest man I ever saw"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-17

The average girl is not afraid of danger, and the reports of exploding soda-water fountains and poisonous ice do not interr upt the delightful placidity of her appetite. Baltimore American.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-17
SOLD BY ALL NE F6DKALER6

rr Oos oT The Arkosssolg TraUeLsr No. f< Tft0ssne C. N r. 4. Ffaslk Richardson, Special Gsaerat 4 A0e'a
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-17

ANsAw IRA vELER may be procured wholesale of m mpanies, and of retail newsdealers everywhere.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07

= Gr III am %. Cetpter 1862 gu GcitfantiuDrel aar
bcren, irn iein Batter 2puis General priul mar, unn
rcrtrefihe Nerfe iiber Die Nauren, iter D~tarrrtfp unb
cas- psH1niife Sieid geiGrieteH bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07

oes Nobi5iats na9 ct. Gnbrd TN Ga
pantsT bale.
Muf 6ieie Metle fann Der Grsbersoa
ais Der @liinoer ber meilten Oroenss
bduler Der &eoemptoriiten uab Seiuiten
tn ben oeuih : Diterreihtihen 4ro9inssn
angeieten tpfrben. - Muh un Die 8iec
Der @infGbruns Der Seiu,ten in @ien Bat
er ftb erDBe 8eroienite ertpDrben. =
Wenn man nun ale bic Summer,
pel@e Der 9p4. uno Oeutidmeifer
Nartmtlian Soiepb fir relisibie 3usds
aus Ieinem eisenen 8ermDecn bmsab,
sulamme1 3dblen t6nnte, 10 piiroe man
bieIe M!llDnen berausbrineen ; uno man
fann tn @abrbeit iagen bae CT In bic.
Ter &i4tunS mebr setban Fat, als ielbit
Die 9r6Bten UNI baS @obl Der RlrHe Be.
lorgten Raiier Der friseren Sabrtun,
oerte. -
Sin einfabes &reus i'm @ottesads,
6er Hfarrei Mltmiinlter beseianet bic
&ubefdtte bes suten graber3oss. Sic,
- unter ieinen Mrmen, bic er oft aus
gar bitterer Notb e~rrettet, nil er Der
Otter 8 STUFF Desienissn ertuartsn, Der Be
ipra@: uIdes, mas ibr benz @ering
item aus metnen 8riioern eetban, bai
babt ibr Mir setban !"
Oas @ebst bes g~ldubiser 8plfes
oos ba anoddtig am @rabe ieines
Bobltbdters Inlet, unb bic Dantes
tbrdnen, pelde bort eeueint ueroen
ltno Elm foitbareres Denfmal als ieoe!
anbere, fne eit berrlider @brentrana
Der eptg grinenb Genientsen idmiids
ber, uns oas Gnbenten 3abIoier @obl
tbaten uno berrlider Sueenoen binter
laFeno, in unieren 9er,en ben @unid
srpsdt:
sd Rerbe meme Seele ben Sob be.
9sredten unb inein @noe iei Dem ieini
gen dbnlid !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07
O~robartiges @obltbmm.
(aus: Nlariutilian Suiepb, Grsbersps BON Deferred
ppn P. Sob. q. StIser.)

@orimilian Soispb bon Oeferreid.
Ste, @iS5ersos BON Oeiterrei4, fDnta.
ltber Yrta3 bon unSorn unb 855men,
god: uno Deutidmeilter bes beutidsn
Htitsroroens, aefforben am 8. Wtai
1863 auf ieinem @ute gu @benswabsr,
an ben uiern bes Traunlee's geleeen,
etr'g. nail seordnet bon Der 2iebe Selu
Spriitt. uabrbaft I'M @obltbum an Der
Nenldbeit poriiber. Beim ar5sten
Hsi4tbum in beiliser Selbfabt6otuna
e%ntbebreno, CAB er ifets nit po0aen
Qdnom uno itiftete piele bIeibenbe
Wette ieines dGt tirdliden Shines rno
leiner drtifsiden garmbsr3isteit.
Sem mitleioisss 0ers uno ieineeiebe
~ ben Arrnen betpos ibn ;u ben sros.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07
Hudson, &letoerbdnoler,
Gae eiebter uno 9fobert straBe, Gpam Slod, ct. 'Naut

lett triiroe audi nidt in 3eiten GROCER
JfDtb Seldes gu tbltu bielt er fir Elm
ifrdfi&es NiBtrauen auf @ottes aQ.
madt unb 9iebe. SIMMER benlbt AT
ieensn, uno @leno miIbern, .S&mersen
gu itiaen, Tbrdnen gu trodnen, 2eib in
Srelto' gu bertebrsn, fragile er ii@ bod
quicken ,,D1 er nI6t liebbplIer, eiti,
ger, freieebiger iein f5nnte nnb fpGte 2"
- Ct tpar rdmlih bon Der d9ten 2iebe,
Die i& islber ME @eniise Iei1et. Sn
cteier bebren 9iebestbdtieteit na9 Snnen
uno Inben beuabrte er immer sine Stub,
einen Srieoen pie irtber tieffen @infams
teit. St leitete feline 2ebtiineer NIT bet
&lugteit, nit Der Miloe zines 8oters,
Dem ielbf bas sefrafte Sinh ebrerbistig
Die 9dnoe tibt. Dieie ebeln, aus Der
ianieffen @ottes' uno Nddffenliebe bers
oorlprofenoen Tusenoen petidafteu
ibm - 10 ute au@ feline @unoertbaten
= melt uno Brett bic b5dite @erebruns,
urto befimmten ben 1atrtarden bon
Seruialem, i'm gum ~uoberfen 8prjfano
ouer N6a4e bon Baldiina" 3u erbe.
ben. -
Ser srtediide &aiier GnafaFus,
Der lt4, tpte piele ietner @orsdn3er uno
Nadfolser, I'M tbeologiide Srasen
r;ebr tummerte als UNI &ssierungsge.
l4dfte, batte ber Srrlebre Der @utp.
ataner: ~oaB bic @pttbeit uno Menihs
beit in Gbriifo benz Germ gu elmer Na.
tar rerrnenet uno bermiidt iet," = 1eis
men S6ub sespdbrt. IS lag ibu bel
oaran, fir feline Mniidt ben beriibmten
Ibt Tbecbotus gu %sewinnen. SIN Der
Wfetnung, ucaB flinsenbe @riinoe Die
iber3eusenefen ieien," ididts er ibm-
unter Dem @ornanbe oes Mlmolens,
cine betrddtlide Summe @eIbes
Tbepoofus nabm fie unb bertbeilte iie
untsr bic Irmen.
Ils ibm aber Mnalfaiius balb 6arauf
eth uteseriides @lautensbetenntnib"
CUR nnteri@1ift ianSte, periammelte
Tbeoootus feline MDnte alGmber, fprs
oerte fe auf, uoem tpabren @laubeu
treu gu blei6en," unb farieb in ddt
apofcIiidem@ Settle benz Raiier v8enu
uns nur bic @abl bleibt, bur@ Mnnabme
oes Srrtbums bas 2eben NIT Shmad
gu bepabren, ooer - 1T Dem @lauben
unirer 8dter NIT Gbren gu iferben 10
tpdblen mir bas lettsre!
3ueleiA madte Tbepbofius fiA aui
uno elite na@ Seruialem. - Scr bier.
unoneunsisidhrise @reis NIT benz Spdt.
roien.I ntlib, nit ben ipdrliHen @ilbers
lcden an 9aupte init benz fdneepeiben
Bart iiber benz buntlen @etpanoe trat
tn boiler @eriammlung auf bic Samuel
Der Stride nno rief NIT fraftiger St:mme:
user ben alien @lauben Der bier aIae:
meinen Gcncilien nidt ebrt - tpie oas
@ottestport Der bier @~panssIien, ber fei
int 8ann !"
Dieie Mbne Tbat fdrfte uno befefiate
eas Bolt in Der ~uaIttatboIt den 8abr.
belt )" aber benz Tfdter ieIbf bradte lie
ote gerbannuns an eineu fremaen, tpeit
emtfernten Srt. -
Naa benz TOoe bss 3aiiers fsbre
Tbsooofas in iein 8lpitsr suriid, no Ct
nod eli Sabre lebte In Der alien Strenee
sesen fid islbft u:::b In Der alien 9ie6e
geeen oie Seintsen.
st enti4lief ianit in benz 6srru,
bunoertunofi 9ebensiabre ;dbleno. =
ct. Sheocpiius tpirb i'm M5nGaees
pano uno init einem @elbiad unter Cen
SlBetl bon ben 4rifliden Malertt obs
eebilbet. =
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07

caus estsnstarer Ser Seiliseu pOu Or. 81. etatsn. J
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07

Sn Der eriten Gebplutipn 6ranfreid's
tpar bas @efdnsnib uGoncierserie" fiir
bic bafelbit gingeferterten 10 eieentliA)
redt Die v8plbaqe bes TDbes". Denn
bierber puroen-neben ben orbentLiaen
Snlahen be6elben = AUDI auberprbent=
liae sebradt, ndmlid ale bonn Nepp=
lutionsz Sribunal gerurtbeilten no bie=
lelben ibrer lebten Stunbe entgegenat=
Barren batten.
Die Sdreibitube lie Grefe) int TIM
tergeidpB tpar oas Tpilette= 3immer Der
~Same @uiQptine"> tpie bic &epublifa>
ner ippttpetie ibr MorbperfSeug rlannz
ten. - Sim ginsanse bieies idredli9en
8ela6es, beien Stir fislid Die &uf=
idrift bes italieniiden Oidters Dante
traSen 1olte, tpelde er Der 9Dlenpforte
segeben:
u2abt> bieSbr etngebet allie
Soffnnng fabren!"
eridien Morsen fir Mprsen Der rptb=
bemiibte 6uiiiier> bic infernaliide 2ite
oerienigen ab3uleien, pelde sl ben
orauben porseflbrten Tpbesfarren seru:
fen tpuroen.
Das fable Morsenli6t bes IS. Suli
1894 erblidte gleidfaas in bieler @pr=
baae oes Tobes cine sablreide @eieQs
iaaft-38 @erurtbeilte. Inter ibnen
befano it9 Der General 8eaubarnais,
Der @atte Der finftisen &aiierin Sole
pbine, Die bantals Bel ben Garmelitern
eingeferfert tpar, Der 6er3pg bon G(er=
mont onnerre, Der Sadpalter 2ada=
lDtais, Der 6iirit BON Salnl=& pburg, Der
8aron Trent uip.
@er aber 1T jener Mann bort, Der
nit porsebeugtem Obertbrper bas 8latt
9apier beidreibt, bas CT alf ieinen sa=
lammengepreBten &nieen bdlt?
ST 1T Elm beriibmter Didter. fDnis=
lid selinnt, Der felt benz Sabre 1888
in Sranfreid lebte. IS lit gnore bon
G9enier. Gr idrieb fir ben unsliid=
liden &6nis BON Sranfreid, !0uotpis
XVI, berfaBte be1en 8erufung an bas
fran5DTide 8olt uno iudte i'm Dor benz
Content gu nertbeioisen> bariiber er gum
Spbe berurtbeilt tpuroe.
Sas bon ibm in Der lebten Gtunoe
Dor ieiner 9infibrlng CUR @uiQptine
balb beidriebene 8latt bat bic Nadnelt
unter Die foitbariten &eliquien Der &es
pollution eingereibt.
Sein Snbalt lautet
so tpie Elm lebter 6au6, Elm LETTER strab[
bes @ottes
Den Gag berfldrt an ieinem S6luB,
&ubr' i'd bic 9eier nod am 6uBe bes
Sdaffotes;
8er DeiB. mann ids befteigen muB?
8er tpeiB? 9ieaei6t bepor Der !3eieer
BORT i'm &reiie
aluf benz seblimten 3ifferblatt
SeH leW5l1IuWeH SWTtlt Oct D0r9e10rteb>
men 9ieiie
Seaton' gen @eian9s bolenbet bat
9ieet idon Der S9laf Ser @ruft auf 6ieien
blei6en 3isen;
8teaei6t besor IS mir aelang,
SIM a%nsefan8nen Gers ben 9eim 81 9feim
5u figen,
Birb 81 entiebensbeiierm Slang
Der EobDerfunbiser, Ser gum @eriiit Der
Sbrefen
Inns idleppt nit ieiner S0lonerbrut,
0as edo bieies Gals nit meinem geanten
fpeden--
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07

frIberer Sahren eth 1ebr MANDATES
Ilmoien geeeben, ais i'm Raiiertbum
bic Sammluns aneeiieIt tnurbe, um
oas &loffer In 8ien Bel Der Stride
Waria Stiegen gu bauer.
Sn Sdwarsbad BET 2ittait, CANA
nab Bet Der @iienbabn, rdur1te er ben
Reoemptoriffen in Mdbren elm id5nes
9aus NIT einem @arten ein unb binters
leste fir ibren unterbalt Bel benz Ols
miiter Domcapitel cine e~eniieenbe
Sumne aud IieB ct nebeu Dem 6auie
etne gang reus 2ir9e NIT apei 9bnr.
men erbauen.
@iner dbnltben groBartisen Sreise.
bisteit oes grabsr;oss Martmilian So.
iepb fat aud Die @eieqidaft Seiu in
ben 5iterreidii9en Propinsen ibre 6dus
lee uno ben 8sitano berfsIben tpenig.
items gum eroBsn Tbeile gu peroanten.
8etannt TT bic Stiftuns bes Ssiuiten.
golesiums In ieinem 5burme auf benz
freien Serge ~ 2ins. Gum Mntauf et.
nes 6auies fir Die @eieqidait Ssiu in
Snnsbrud, pelAes aud Elm @r3ber3o5.
Marimilian NIT Namen, e~benfaIs ein
GODS unb 9eutidmeifter, Dor stpeibuns
bert Sabren Der Geieaihait Seiu &c.
i@enft batte. CAB er einen nambaften
8eitrag. gbenfo taufte er bas ebemla:
ii5e G~iitsrsenier Stift gu 8%aumgartens
Berg IN Ober Oeiferreid, ipeldes als
Ropisiattbums beniibt tuuroe, unb bas IN
Prioatbdnoen befinblide SeiuitensgoGe
sium au 9rebburs fir bic @eieaiaaft
Seiu an. St trug einen beoeutenten
T9etl Der Roften flr bic neberfeosluns
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07
uno 10 oeihob es budffdbIih.

Ser arale Gbenier fonnte BET, bierter
ieines bidteriiden 3eita.
mentes nidt mebr 81 enoe brinsen. Man
bDrte bon brauBsn oas Stolen bes bprs
fa9renoes TDbesfarren auf benz pflaiter;
8etpebre Thirteen Dor Der 4fcrte; fie
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07
gstr babeu eime sroBe MnstpabI pom Vriibiabrsabersteberm!

Sir madtn Elm sruBes @si9dft in beisn Sleoen in bpriger @aion incem
mr &6de fir $40 Bis SIS Uertaufsn ueLbe fuf SIS Bis $40 tpaaen. @ir
t0ansn os wisOnbosn. Ssta Cert tn ct gfadl iots einsa gratia9rsabsrdster
&uppen 1T oOmpet. Nr ip1en Sud 25 qrOcsnt an Rsfsn gluten.
MoAAN GATOR g&r 5Gsen beroOu cine srObe @uswabl gu
WV CS~V%W< 1br biQisen Hreie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-07
9aS t~tnpoaenbete 0eot@t.

(aus: @efdnsuiBIebet cur @dredens5eit ppu s oh anz
mes Sderr.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of coraands anu
Degbfo0ses sts. as follows; -. ..,...
O. for Geneva, Lyons Elmirs. Rochester, bsna .
Elnira. -. .,n..
i "a M Tor Tunkhanno6k and intermedlee points::
Chair car 70 Iunkhannock Connection to hesoins anu
Harrisburg. -, ,.,orroadia, m
$40 for pittston and grnse,ppsal lh'ef'nou''''
40 D. m. for Mauch Chunk ard lniermeaa,ie p ot -
Connection % Reading ana HARRISBURG OnA'i W. "
Match Chunk. 1900. rre.ie
D. N. Tor Geneva, Lyons Emira; Rochester sons'
and the West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons an . =, am
Trains leaving a. a M p m aha mean S,a vosRl regions
49, SUNDAY TRAINS ,..or,noa,.,.
a. m. for Maucn Chunk, Hszletcn hnd h'''''"'
points. .-.---on,a.o notnte.
D. m. for Geneva. Lyons Eimira. HocheSs''' S
ana the West Pullman sleeper 70 LQons,
s"N ~ General Eastern Once. 256 Bre"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23

II RE RAILWAY.-'TicketO Offices, OF, BIZ,
~ I'll and 957 Broadway, 1853 IL Bowery, Battery
Place Chtm3ers and God Suets ferries. New ork
ssh and 1888 Fulton-st. Brooklyn; 107 broadway,
Williamsburg corner Newark and Hudson SITS Hoeokeh
or Sleeping Car reservations and orders for checking and
transfer OF baggage be obtained. Express trains
leave 23dst minutes earlier than time shown from
ga. IN Is $50 a. m. Sundaysl Day Express. Pullman
Buffet Drawing. room Coaches 10 Buffalo.
10 30 q. m. week days Pasior Car 70 Bnghamton'
oswogO, Ema. Corning and Hornensylee. r,,,ea
solid Pullman train Day and Buffet Sleeping Coaches e
Buffalo Niagara FAIL. Cleveland Cleago, Cincnnaa
and St Louis. No estra charge for fast time p,,...
80 M: every day CReago EYnrsss Pullman
Buffalo Cincinnati and Chicago: ooo o.oo ,oeo "a
noon SG'G T. rs 8 $40 40 10 20. $50,
l. fp :ss g. a. SO SO {lG a3S no. $50 80,
PatersOl 4 4:lS, 9. z, 80 $50 1870, y noon
A. oio s s6 &c. iS 80 SS iO p S SS
Newark and Paterson via Nswark go Q 80 T. S30
10 II 80 2. $780, 4;2o 1850 S'eo' o'0o' o;2o
7S RId iS 1S pgsnt4 as 80. 80 30
9. T. go 5, go 5;ao O. 10, 80 Z. o. 10 49, u
hig saaern Local, T. 445 80 $3.50 70 20 NJ l. g.
49, 4 sG So 80 10 80 = y 9sn
Goshen, as 75O o. 10 80 a. M l. $780, 80
S9Si desfoSsSS p snd Port yervs 445 1850. .. 10 80
g so;ns sSU local III Ii main in ~ 10
llS "a 80 so so 70 10 80 IL night Newark
Express trains from the West arrive In NeW'ionK al
lao and , Il ;s5 and 1885 p m r p FARMER
W. Se e Il su 11ah Geaa'i fsss. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-23

WHITE STAR LINE. ,r,noor
FoR 9UEE;NSSSTI3S,WIMr A Ft!s N MAIL sTEAMERs
scELTIc Capt Dawson. wednesday, Eso -, S'S9 m M
sADRfATfc Capk Cameron wsdnesSaay Mar 5S ~
from white star Dock. foot OF West loth;st =.
Saloon $50 500 $50 and si09g S,ssisge Sm cshi1
csrred on these steamers outward $50 ana
sse t,pps sS21G, SeTYorf J. BRUCE ISMxY. Agent
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Ra,iroaos.

- Boston Providence NEWPORT and the Fast Express
as esys Grand Central station Providence and os
M. = 10 .. m. D. m. Limited Express az z. N.
&p,.sg carl; Night Express at ii 40 D. M daily.
. eiE export at A. and D. Palace Paflef Cars
s'espiag Cars on all express uanas
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Ocean Cleaners.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.
IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON;
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND ,, B ist'i az
FAST ExPRESs STEAMERS.
Saae. We'd, Feb "a y. Fulda. Sat. Men " II M
Fms sat, Meh. 2, a. m. Lain. Wed, Mch 13 = D. M
Trave Wed, Mch. @ q. Eloe. sat. Mch ~ o 80 IA
First Cabin s75 upward berthaccoraing 70 lcca-
ton Second Cabin $50 BERTH Steerags a lowest rates
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STEAMBOATS,.

A BOSTON, via Fall River Line, only So
he for lreelass limited tickets reduction 10 ali other
yslnts steamers PROVIDENCE and OLD COLONY
have Pier 26 ~ r., foot Of Mgrray.st, az p week
1sys only (Su0day trps will be resumed commencing
March 81. Connection By Annex Boat from Brooklyn
q 30 Jersey City, y. m An orchestra on each
NORWICH LINE.
~ Fayofite inside route Fares reduced TO Boston,
IS; Worcester s2 80. Corresponding reduction 70 all
tnts East. Steamers PIcf 40, North River foot
wat$st next pier atoye Desbrossss-sG feriy) daily
kfued at principal ucket Offices in Hew'Xofk ana
bfeokiyn, at ONCE on pier, and on steamers
Westc0trs Express will call for ard check oa9gage
''om hotels and residences. g. w. BRADY, Agent
W-HAVEN.--Steamer leave Peck Slip
AZ fPief rs +. RI OF y. and IL y. (sundays OK
1ed. Steamers arrive in time for early trains north and
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 On and after JANUARY, ~, 1882
GREAT TRIJEE LINE

II On and after JANlAht <1t Aoo0'
AND UN fifs6 I sTHifEs difL ROUTE;
HaSrsbSg Ptsburs and the west with Pullman Palace
Cars s ssS CS and Chicago SGS Limited Fs
Dining SMOKING and Sleeping vestouieo cars al ''oO
wsmpo Lock Haven 6yt p To- 1or TpTuy dhS
ana air1e tS ss On & u REGIONS @ connecting :" ,.
200 s2o p 6tts sna - and nRseadns
II 200 a; M, 200. 200. and 400 D. "' eu"'"''
BaRors wSsSinson and the south Limited Wash
ngten Express" Of Pulmen farof S Sa 90 ~ M ana
daily, Win DINING Car az .r,ivs %a,h n.y.
o9 o6 3! soc I'D 5es sDa e 20 20 p no snd e6
Sunday. el5 and 90 a. r'' 4; 100 anu ''OO N''
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
lo 20 D. m. Chrough ParioF Carr. and D. m "eeA
Long Ssf Branch Say Bay Mh ssd JHn5on SosS sta
aSS aSa h B' B. '' On A sunGSy 5 m and
ro Ga 'f Po me- sSa e So AsGsy VIA Phae
phia and NerLok 1asood 90 p a nj d say via
oa mSre Of a"a BlSSsyn c AaneS connect all through
trains .,or a. ~ yeT Ros cIy srcfdins 'D''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Exprcss trains leave New York via Desbrosscs and
tortIapdt Streets Ferries as follows: -
500 20 % Chicago LlnlIed, WITH VII Dining c 's5
49, e. n SSG OS Sso SisS
Sundays 200 2 1 q and f4 q Is
81 light IT, As:S1 9 S.'G fsa sunday
Trains leayieg Ncw'xork daily except sIno1S and 10
ana II ana ~ p NJ On Sanday CONNECT Trenton fo
49, g. ana suS s' eo n1Sasya ss
srsey5 Gsd!Se;st s,, sSsfOn Jersey
city EEEQ sn SeS O ea,s s ~ call for and
ehesh Ssgesssp tS hotels and ie'asnGRss WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
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miscellaneous.
AIus,ral ,gmstrnmemts.

NUMBER Of slightly used upright and square pianos,
A OF make which specially selected ana used
~ the artists Of Metropolitan Opera House Company
wiring the past opera season, VIII be SOLD az uDelal
Hdgction from regular prices
wM. KNABE CO., III 5th-ave.. above 1oth.st
FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and standing
In tune. Manufactures and storeroOrns 421 70 425
Hsps 2sth-st. and SGT Broadway 1Sth-st (Ditson's
EaEding). Pianos exchanged. rented or instalment&