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GaLpESTON.
wnlloave SUNDAY, May n, at O'Clock An.

VIII IIosyc SUNDAY, May a. at O'clock 4.
nor GALVESTON, INDlANOLA, 4szfSEt,
PORT LAvAcA aud MAThGoRpA BtYegu ssaasbsissasz4as
Texas u S. Mail Line Of Pressure
The steamship LOUISIANA Jcremuh Smith muster
nb landing freight the waves nj Ind nnola ard
tuh ghlerago NHagora Bay without eila charge
accommodations,
ppflyt1 HARRIS 4 MORGAN, ~ Tchonptoulas street
g Tho Line having established Pilot fAs CErao Br,
viii hereafter the sunryn OF its Captains nI II
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HAMBURGER.

NOR HAMBURGII.-Th fine fast sail .sssh
inc American shipTALLEYRAND, Capt Young, having {AAX
~, nart engaged, will have immediate
e For 50 hhds and goo bales Cotton apply
ati"'H. p WHITNEY CO, 81 Camp street.
IL, r., ,.s.sys apply 10 the Captain board. apis
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KEY WEST.

VIII TUESDAY, Mny a. O'Clock A. " cs
NOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, AeffffA
APALACHcoLA ST MARKS CEDAR EEfS KIM sssszssIs
JAMES L. DAY W H. Talbot, commander WI sav7 ,ne iAe ea
10 GREEN, HARDING a Co 66 Poyira' street.
I5- All naiable pass through the Pooihe'
f Thp drinnon freight in all be marked on the
pa kngeH.
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LT.AB.1SH RIYER.

wHileav- SATURDAY, AiAy Il, at c'-ioeE p. II
1NOR LAFAYETTE, VINCENSE', ~ d
a TERRE HALT agd all l1ol.gs on Wsgsh &. -. a
Fessenryr JACOB u. EAitLY, Capt T. Hoi' VIII
The hhest
lions Apply on /, aui foot ct PrN.r1s -trsst,
m.is OGLEsBY 4 IAcAULAY. IS TchouTitouias street.
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THE LOST AND THE LIVING.

!" The husbands grief may be short and brief
lie may WOO and via another;
But the daughter clipgs, with unchaoging grief
q H. nfh H.
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UPPER RED RIVER.

viii leave TUESDAY, May - at 5 O'Clock
E7OR SHREVEPORT AND PORT ~ "a
~ CADpO ANDJEFF FERSuN.-Thr Regular Red lta4ss-ss
River Packet Steamer ST. CIARLEs-Thc ely SiH-sss9
giant sWTruuunr passenger iae steamer ST. CHARLES,
fO freight apply
on board SMITH FIMlsTER, 81 Poydra street myA
VIII leave SATURDAY, MAY 81. st O'clock
NNOR FORT TOWSEND, FULTON, ~ n.
H. LASESPuRT WASHINGTON AND LEWIS l-fsihss.ssl
VILE ARk., AND CLAEksNilLE BQWHAM r
BLUFFS, BOSTON AND SPANISH TEXAS, NAFCHlroCHES,
SHREVEPORT GRAND ECORE, ALEXANDRIA, aud all ntrmeli
lsung,1h light th regular Red River packet steamer
TENAs RANGER, VIM stockman master, will leave above
For freight passage, apply on board, or to
myle D. R. CARROLL So CHroudelet street mon itow.
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wrlleave SATURDAY. May i, at o',cgS p.
TSOR NICKSBURG, WARRENTON, F~~y n
a. NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GUILE, HARD lssaSrs8EfE-
TINES, RODNEY ST. JOSEPH, WATERPROOF Es-xasRfssE
EATcHEz FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA And N s,s,, rs s+sle
l4pdssTLe splendid packet steamer NAItuEE o..
2 r P. Lent III leave rs above ForiTeish' or passage,
D. r. CARROLL, Union Row, So Cnrondelet street. .
has made with the NOLAS 1
CAMPBELL will take freight for ali points on le
yaznn
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PERd CRUZ.

VIII leave "WEDNESDAY, June l, At o'clock a.
E0R VERA CllUX-U s. Mail Line. TSTt>
y The maRnlfceu steamship TEN IS C.oO
bfeh Henry Place, commander, will leave for VEN Cruz
hluy. p inctualy =, carrying the u. : NJ ais.
80. r ateb Of PREsAge.
Cab
SFerug7 N1d t13ad
cubic foot 40 AtI
rl-gnut teaounqea
t6t j. apyly TO HARRIS MORGAN ~ Icbe1ptoHiss sreet.
ralsugefa provide Themselves with phaaJrti the
M,tisau CoHaih .
Tho resqa will leave hereafter of veacrl the i'i aa l4h
o' every nHr,b.
~ rjs r1ys tharrsaiyes the s'esmsrA Bills Of
IHl .r ~. other form tNttn ne. .isnti,
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VIII Ieavs SATURDAY, May Il, at 5 O'Clock p.
NOR VICKSBURG, WAERENToN, Hsy IT,
IL NEW CARTHAGE; GRAND GULF, ROD l.fsltss49ISsss
NEY, NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA xsse.aruESSe
BATON ROtGE-R Regular SATURDAY Weekly N'ek,turg
Packet stesnrr SOUTHERN HELLE-The new nN 5aGtent
and running passenger packet steamer soulHEhN BALL.
aptlv on boar or to SMITH k FIMSTER, Poydras street.
~ Belle w take lazoo River freight a. me regular
TesAppl the s'rnmLclt W e. ANlP
h. thAt rhff
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COR MARSEILLES. - The very fast s,.ssS
sailing schooner SfEPHEN TABER, Tuthil master x
b n-arlt tRsao engaged, VII hay" mme hate is
patch For tAlanee Of freight passage apply TO
g.. &. BuGEB1 = co, 70 Camp street.
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GLASGOW.

TOR GLASGOW The American ship ~
Il pENAIARf Capt Bremen bay ng nearly AL her {-x
engaged immediate d. patch Forbahnee offfeigh
epf * To- CHENEY LOWELL. ll6 Common street. apps
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.HLdBAMd RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY May q5, at 10 O'Clock A.
ENOR MONTGOMERY, SELMA, and ~ h
Il and all handbags Alabama River-Aabama l{s4ftSSd
River packet PEARL. The new, light draagh
PEARL Capt A. T. BOARD
receiving freight and will leave above For freight
apply board at the Ne'
Basin, OGLtSBY MACAClAf, IS Iehoupoulas street
Shippers have the destination Of all goods marked in d
on ali the they will not received.
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VOLUME vi.
LONDON.

Tor LOND0N.-The A / American sSssss
l. hip oTOMOCO llowe master, having the genter part 4E
cargo engaged, will with quick Dispatch For
freight Of Ice TO 200 bids. Toarco apply TO -, ,.
j. VI. ASHBklDbt a " 5b S'
EOR LONDON. THE A ] fast sailing ssN
American ship wM. wITHERLE Capt We'cott g nov AAaE
loading and will have dispatch. For freight passage
tnply 10 J. p. WHITSEY a co. 81 Camp street
FIR 10, ,ssage onriv To The CAPTAIN on board apps
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GEVOA.
MARSEfLLES.

EOR GENOA - The very fast sailing brig
ZEFIRO having nearly NIL her cargo tnRnd VII!
have dpatch freight o 100 bales cotton apply TO
mil @. C. BoGERT Co, 10 Camp street.
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EEGHORN.

NOR LEGHORN.-Th Al fast sailing ssssSS>
T. Arcair an shin John BRYANT, Capt Dyer has room 49,
for 80 bes 60 ton thereof in small sowaSr and
will sail in This ship hus superior cabin aeeohnoaatons
For apply 70 the NApHh on ooAtu az
pos, 70 first District, and for freight Afpiy TO =,
atlq W.
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BRElfEN.

nor BREMEN The A l fast sailing ~
il American ship JOSEPH HOLMES, Capt Adams, lAA
lopinu and have immediate spaleh For freight,
ply 70 Z " IN, m ~ -, ~ oi Sa'HP s'list
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VNTOLFE'S AROMATIC SCH | Z D A NJ
wv sCHNAPPS of quarts and pins, for sale by
mvie At R +. NICHOLS d co, "a Camp street.
CLARIFIED SUGARS-Of the Ardoyne
Y ! Brandt in h9gshe ads aud barrels, for sale by
apIe # WM. E. LEVERlCIl 4 CO., 81 Old Levee ST.
rOULEY BITTERS-150 cases received ex
NJ ship, and for sale by . ,s . 10 =, ,,,
myi6 6t h. +. NICHOLS CO., ~ Camp street.
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.8.MSTERD.4M.

EOR AMSTERDAM-Passag only hr1
D. The rIl,nil Ia s"'lng Ameiisan shlp Macy <sAE
CLOVER Cant hass having Al her engaged wil "
b. ri port. For psssaze hayl7s superior
aapv Captain beard, Post Is,
Fp Dstrrt J.P. WHITNEY Il co, 81 Camp street. myl4
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HA pRE.
ANTWERP.
ST. PETERSBURG

z ~
oniy-The calling American ship SEA EAGLE
Caft having all her engaged wl be- qHiehiy
dspiched passage only hs rR superior neumedHo hi
Il d CAPTAIN board. Up, WHITNEY b co 81 GhmpF atSO
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

MafceOa
JOHN G. HARDlLL CO.. J.. lIayman CoD
as IS Magazine ct. aud Nsrgny Buildings, Sd Dis.
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BOSTON,.

EOR BOSTON-Pearson & Co 5 Line -
OF Parkets-Tho A packet shp POLAR 5 AR ssAt
Pearson haypg large portion q her cargo
GEORGE ". HYNSOS 50 Camp street
ty- For pasag having srieuii State sroomoa'ns With
M ~ A. ats,r. mgis
EOR DOST N-The A ! fine fast sail IN
rg MIDAS Cap. JJtau, hayHs the greater Iart s1tk
her estsd engaged going boEtf ~iN meet with
qu dpa For balance GIT nl.hn bids Potk app! 70
mtlT LtNl Il GALE, % Con tr 70 'Fr''s
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SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 2l, 1853
ST. Ii us.

VIII leave MONDAY, May -, AT o'clock y.m.
ENOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW MA ~ h.
u DRiD, HICKMAN and all in,ermedete lAnding' lE4f-J
r. slnr 81, Louis Packet DREsDEN1he entirely xs.szsezaH
aud light draugt swif running steamer Capt w.
sg. passage having superior apply board
OGLEsBY MAcAuLAY, 65 Tehoupitouas street n52l
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-10-07
THE BOYS WITH RED NOSES.

A PARODY ON BEN BOLT.
Oh don't you remember the b'hoyS Ben Bolt,
The b'hoys with noses SO red'
Who drank with delight WHEREVER they met,
And always went drunk to bed;
In the old grave yard, in the edge Of town.
In corners obscure and alone,
They have gone to rest, but the gay young spr'gs
Have dropped off one by one,
Oh, don't you remember the jug, Ben Bolt
And the spring at the foot of the hill'
Where off we have lain through hot summer hours
And drank to our utmost fill
The spring is filled with mud, Ben Bolt,
And the wild hogs root around,
And the good old jug, with whiskey so sweet,
Lies broken and spilled on the ground.
Oh, dom; you remember the tavern Ben Bolt,
And the bar. keeper kind and truei
And the little nook at the end Of the bar,
Where we drank the wine that he drewf
The tayt,rn is burnt to the ground, Ben Bolt,
The bottles are cracked and dry,
And Of the boys who spreed it then,
There remains tut you and |.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-10-07
MIND THE DOOR.

Did you observe how strong street door
is! How thick the wwod is, how heavy the
chain is, what large bolts it has, and what a
lock? Ifthere were nothing of value in the
house, or no thieves outside, this would not
be needed; but as there are precious things
within, and bad men without, there is need
that the door be strong, and we must mind
the door.
We have house, our heart and mind is
that house. Bad things are forever trying to
come in and 60 out Of our mind and heart
will describe some of these bad things to
you.
Who is at the door! All, ! know him; it is
Anger. What fro Tn the.e is on his face!
How his lips quver! How fierce he looks
will hold the door and not let him in, or he
i'll do me harm, and perhaps some one else.
Who is that! 1t is Pride. How naughty he
seems, He looks down on every thing as il
| it were too mean for his notice. All, wicked
Pride, will hold the door fast, and try to
keep you out.
Here is some one else; am sure from his
sour look his name is III temper. 1t will
never do to le: him in, for II he can only sit
down in the house he makes every body
unhappy, and it will be hard to get him ou,
again; no. sir, we shall not let you in, so you
may goaway.
WHAT'S this! it must be Vanity, with hi.
haunted strut and gay cloths. He is never
50 we'll pleased as when he has a fine dress
to wear, and is admired. You will not come
in, my fine fellow, we have too much to dc
attend to such folks as you. Mind the
doorl
Here comesa stranger. By his sleepy
look and slow pace, think know him. Il
is Sloth. He would like nothing better thar
to live in my house, sleep or yawn the hour
away, and bring me to rags and ruin. No
no, you idle drone, work is pleasure and
have much to do. Go away you shall no
come in.
But who is this! What a sweet smile, wha
kind face! She looks like an angel, /; il
Love. How happy she will make US if w
ask her in. Come in, we must open the
door for you.
Others are coming. Good and bad ar
crowding up. Oh, if men kept the door o
their heart, bad thoughts and bad word
would not 90 in and out as they do. Welcom
to all things good, war with all things bad
} We must mark in earnest. Keep the guard
Mind the dour! Mind the doorl
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MISCELLAN NEOUS.
From scoi,'s Weekly Paper
MN ,n.VAUCE.

From sco,,'s Weekly Paper.
TURNPIKE AND A .DivOSCE.
A certain Captain M-,a haie, gcod
humored man, beloved by all who knew him,
and certain DR.. R, one of the hand
soonest men alive, and gentleman all over,
met few days since ia Trenton. 1t was
during the session ofthe Legislature, which,
as every body knows, is, whenever it happens,
a great feature in Trenton life, and a preg-
nant item in the history of New Jersey.
Both Captain and Doctor were borers--
lobby members-not for the benefit Of their
own pocket but for the public comprised within
the limits of Camden, which as you know, is
a great city, located opposite to the retired
hamlet of Philadelphia. The Captain was
"boring" for Camden as the seat of govern
.ment, court house and Jail, for the great
county of Camden. The doctor was boring
for Long.a- Coming, being large city, CON-
posed OF blacksmith shop and two frame
houses, and located somewhere between the
extreme limits Of Camden county and the
Atlantic ocean.
In word, the site of the county Court
House was a disputed questionable citizens
of Camden wanting it in Camden-the voters
of Camden county, just to spite the Camden
people, wanted it in Long-a-Coming. Well
the Captain with his hearty honest face, anc
the Doctor with his honest very handsome
face, came to Trenton, as "obby" members
to press the respective merits Of Camden anC
aong-a-C Coming upon the great Legislature
of New Jersey. A week, two weeks, thret
weeks, month passed, and yet the Legisla
ture took no action, and Camden county wal
still. without a seat of government, cour
house or Jail.
The Doctor grew impatient, meeting thu
Captain one day, in one Of the passages o
the singularly peculiar Capitol Of New Jersey
he said to his friend-"You are here 70
Camden, for Long Coming, and here w
have been for month. Allow me to ask, il
the most delicate manner, why in the devi
don't this Legislature take some action il
the matter, and let us 60 home! Your busines
is suffering, and my patients are dying, an
vet here we are, dancing attendance on tn
cursed Legislature. Why don't they-th
assembled wisdom Of ofJersey,-say Camden
or Long "a. Coming! and let us 60 homer"
The Captain drew his young friend int
the recess Of corridor, and looked at hir
queerly, with one eye half shut, and hi
month fixed on decided pucker.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-10-07
ST. GLlIRSVILLg, OHIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1853.
TO he Editor Of he Belmont Chronicle.

TO the Editor offhe Belmont Chronicle:
We are requested by large portion Of the
Sons Of Liberty Of Kirkwood township, read
ers Of your paper, to forward to you for pub.
lcation copy Of the address Of RoBr. HEA.
NEY, ST., to a meeting of Sons held in the
grove near Hendrysburgh on the 10th inst,
with the request that you give it place in
your paper of next week. BY doing SO you
will confer favor on many of your readers,
as well as on Yours, &C.,
ROBERT HUNTER,
JOHN MILLER,
Central Committee for KirkHood tOpnship.
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

suhs.,ibsrs who do not give express notice 10 tne
,y are considered as wishing TO continue their SUB
scrption. ,....,,,u. rcs of their ne
rodie the publishers may continue to send them I'll"
IN all srrestages are paid. ,o ,hsir nc,iod.
;csi from ,be offices 10 which they are d,recsa 'sy
s held resnonsible till they have settled tie p' anu
ordered them discontinued. -, ,.., ,,;,bout in.
forming the publishers, and the perlodless are SEM
tSs former direction they are held responslhie.
rhe eourts have decided that refusing to take per
tode ala from the Office removing ana icaVng ,h ."
uncalied for is prima facie evidence oi "eh'n"'
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-10-07
POE TRY.
THE SEASON.

By THOMAS HOOD.
Summers gone and over!
Fog's are falling down,
And with russell tinges,
Autumn's doing brown.
Boughs are daily riaed
BY the gusty thieves,
And the Book Of Nature
Getteth short Of leaves.
Round the tops Of houses,
Swallows, as they fit,
Give, like yearly tenants,
Notices 10 quit.
Skies offickle temper,
Weep by turns and laugh,-
Night and day together,
Taking half and halt.
So Sep,cmbe + endcth,
Cold and most perverse,
But the months that follow,
Sure will pinch us worse.
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To swear 10 neither brace, poliss, nor vi'e
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Of RoBr. HEASEY, Sr., delivered before the
Sons Of Liberty at their meeting at Egypt
Mills, on Saturday, Sept. 2Ith, 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-07

have found !, - % arac, nav and substantial sdi
fee Without money. and relying on rroNiaenoe' VIC
builcng undertake en- and has been completed IL Is
capsule Of accommodating y persons ana mas oeen
built at an expense u s7soo-of which s9V nave Oee"
paid. e,.S....
OF the "A individuals under the supervision Of the Society
sin have been discharged their request three ave
been sent % The Hospital four have len the INSTITUTION
without permission. have been placed ~ service "a
respectable families four have been expelled as mcorg
bic snd eight have been restored their friends Several
have given evidence other conversion and one has united
with the Christian Church.
death has occurred in the Asylum during the year,
nor mas alarming sickness prevailed TIE gospel has
been regularly preached sundays and Bible ustruc
SONS communicated during the week Occasionally chose
who have been honorsby discharged visit the Institution
srd express their gratitude fer rs instrumentay m Their
reformation Various Instances some Of them most inter
esting and affecting were related Of reformation.
There was nsufs.ed in the report the spirit OF thankful
ness for the fruits Of this work determination 10 pursue
the effort and meek and arm reliance upon Divine Prov
dence for relief from present EMBELLISHMENTS and eminent
success ultimately. in the undertaking.
Rev Dr. Potts addressed the audience lie spoke Of
the embsrras-n en which the Society compelled 20
labor under because Of the prevailing opinion that TIE
class OF persons for whom this Asylum Is BUN Se nope
less But the fruits which this Society has Witnessed 70
their abors contaGic this idea He believed that twas
The best policy TO enlarge Large plans always com
mapded far more public attention and confidence than
small ones An outside machinery, working nhoence
W., also requisite There should also be classification
This world aid in dispelhng the deS Of mpracuci oliy
Rev Mr.. ScudGer and Rev. DIR. hnox also addressed
these assembled.
Af,r further inl irg the exercises closed with the bene
dc;iOn.
The Managers met az the close of the exercises and
elected their officers and managers for the ensuing year
f. Hows Mrs Mary Hastings. First Drectress Mrs Eliza
Chbborn. Second Direcire>s Miss Ann Psre, Recording
secretary; Mrs Eliza C. Ioadey Treasurer; Rev Chas
C. Darling Chaplain Mansgers-Mrs. Sarah Van Ant
werp Mrs Sarah W. Anthony. Mrs Amelia Nicholson,
Mrs Mary A Tracy. Mrs Eliza Leeds Mrs trace Burnitt
Mrs / Vi Hamilton Mrs = NJ G.. Merrill Miss Ju.is ).
Huntington Mrs NJ Fowler, Mrs Jane Douglass, Mrs.
Minerva Ii Cook Mrs. A. Farmer Mrs. NJ +. Mott Mrs.
= Edwards Mrs Ez Webb. Mrs. Ellen '. Conch Mrs.
& Nal Mrs Pond Mrs NJ. Wilson, Mrs Ann tiilett
Mrs Dominick
This asylum has been occupied since about the lst OF
January and has been prosperous There are now %
inmates The Maironis Mrs Sckney, who is well adapted
10 that station Those living there industrOusy EN-
ployed and generally contented and happy.
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eeree oud dictate has been connected with ralr" as
The inquest adjour ed 10 meet NJ j o'clock + W. ~
Marie Hail. South Norwak distance Of about mile and
half from the scene Of the disaster
EVENING sEssfoN.
The inquest was resumed at about q o'clock last even
ing.
Mr BHrror not present 81 the time Of the accident
he said that the signal could not be seen the ram mus
stop the engineer has been the road but lew weeks
Of late hsd been laid up by accident
George W Whistler Jr- Superintendent Of the hoad
said that the Eng neers was Edward futile and mar
1uftle had been train Port Chester two years since
when collision occurred he running out OF time by
instruction from the Conductor the instructions N regard
10 this draw bridge that they shall with care ana
cautioned about going moderate speed around the
me signal about one fourth Of nile rom
the bridge thinks they the signal all the way from
TN, point until you 20 the curve they cannot stop
the signal is lowered when az the curve. unless the
peed be ten miles less hour the signal IS lowered
before commencing 70 open the draw bridge; wh@n
the signal all right the engine is around the curve
as fast il is considered safe; | think thit Il the
Engineer had been the lookout the accident could not
have happened | do not know that the Conductor Mr.
Comstock ordered the Engineer 10 like h through
Norwak 70 prevent two gentlemen from getting on
The train the train had stopped at the depot Is posi-
bic that the accident mig hit have occurred
At this point Reporters obliged TO leave the IN
vestigaiion 70 return 10 the City