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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-26

Iiberate n1uxder. No duel that ever
occurred IN the vicinity cf Washing
ton excited more feeling. regret Or IL
iirua.icn, u4leEs It was the fatal meet
iao between Commodore Stephen De
catar and Commodore Barron. On the
22a q lIsrch, 1921. They fought with
l7:stc.s, st eight PAGES, and both fell
dangerously Touuded. Decatur died
bit Barron ro1orsred. Eher fell hut
.}.-r: Li5Ea-o3 a,es.-t, a-i. t}i~rron pro
,7es5l . D5cat:.r shat they make
fr.l,.ia before tbe- ~. IN another
~ar,a. reca:a- I'D Ii had never
8aea lns enemy. that 10 freely forgaye
hin l.. lia-th. Though he could not
forgive those rlo hal simulated hIrl
IT. seek his life Their f5arley recruited
II Il reconciliation Decatur knew he
mast die. and En4t MS fate ike q hero,
Is lie vas, - only como" ise22.g that
i.e rad n0t-lai6 dom lis lie III the
service OF his country. The remains
CT Decatur were carried - Fhlia:.el-
pliG tc- interIlent.
Among The c4Dct.:1'lz Greeted to
1nemh, IS If Congress ! ono To john
QaincvaAdams, wHo dit ~ Il Repro
sentative OF the Old Pa State febTG-
airy -, 1915. ngeei s:-venty-ffiue Eeaya.
Xo73r readers viii remember that lie
d;-u at his post ssi.d with his harness
! on, aGd with Eifa perish rs vast AID
| 7alied store OF knowledge as perhaps
! any public lnau in lbs country haI
| ever accIlnuiat 4. John Fairfield,
| Senator from Maine, WHO d'e,i Deco m
/ her q, IGi7 John Ioravthe, Secre-
| tarv. cf State Henry \. 2Iuhl"nbe G. OF
! PENNSYLVANIA Thomas Fl. Bayly. OF
! r. H--s1V,a-, ~ Nc
! sissippi, al have monuments here. We
/ stood with good deal Of interest at
| the grave Of tobias Lear, private sec
reta;r to General Washington. Here
! Iarr0id, one of LiaGOln's &Ss3ssins.
was buried, and Be3a Hickman, who
| died. recently. an.i oil whom all who
| have Vi tied Washington have heard
more or less about. Near the gate, a
We entered the cemetery, was : stone 70
the memory Of Commodore Nngey,
| 0ne Of Dec4tUr's seconds III his duel
/ with Darron. Commodore Daniel I.
Patterson, who died August ., 1859:
! Major General George Gibson, who
dad Septen:er -, 1861; Surgeon
! GeLc:al Joseph Lowell, who died IL
] Washington, October Il, 1886, and
| General ,Iohn 4. Rawli!-e, late Secro-
tary Of War, ell rest here, "a do scores
OF other men who distinguished them
selves IN the public service. The
! cemetery is not large, hut its location
! : cnod, overlooking The eastern branch
Of the Potomac, and the grounds are
kept in excellent order.
i:;e T..,,..-t death II ,iy,!gr Nelson.
! O.: -<a7r Ior:-. ~" i.:;Ctl 81 long and
With s27c'i crcat ability scat on The
Supreme hnach Ct the United States,
5 universally iape0te:i here. where he
vs. ya.: ], .uv:n and highly esteemed.
/ Iz.aua,: Ne I'D reached his eighty
+ saa~nI wear Wien w Y him Last. h'-
Va apparently II vigorous health ana
= ees.u} slisit@. ana with ali his Old
Force and c;tsrnSa3 q intellect. His
,,a=,.5s vas a';s:,.a., ASA ;saioo,zo;liaE,
ant .- 49, t.72qr,l! an - l;;s oy-1.
.1cartil. 80, " 3onit- Mt So w. lady
- III snmm"D.
.r..--t-, -: ...a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-26

THEIR rICIlRLE CONDITIONS
AE0LLiLN OPINION EROM THE
LONDON TINES.

krE WET, December 23-Eo0a.-~
! Gpecial savs tnat the Survivors Ct the
TIrgluius were kept IL ignorance Of
thslr iate, and were visited by bogus
priests w-G0 exacted their dying con
LESSONS. They though they were
gong 10 death, and upon the confess
slouB ii those poor wIe.ches, Is IS said
that AttoTney-U neral Williams found
ed his opinion that tie Nirgiuius had
40 right TO bear the American COlOrs
The poor fellows supposed that they
we're going II The s.aug hter-house, but
the presence q tLe Juniata and tie
surrender 10 Lcr officers, led TO the
most extraordinary emotional demon
STATIONS.
o. the arrival OF the Pint0n ct San
tlago. orders came to the ship from
commander Bra:ne Ter the payInastcr
10 issue Al tie blankets and pea
jackets III his department to the prs
ol.crs, who were hardly 1T to be seen
IL thelr rags. This wGs speedily done,
but as theIe VAS still great dcstitE-
ton, orders came fer every man on
board to give his own blankets and
wearing apparel N ii good cause. the
promise beng made that sill would be
replaced Oh tie arrival of the ship a.
Key West.
The officers and men cLeerfuiJv
complied with this order. onlv ,,rafa,:,
rig that It sllonld be issned rs = "a.
Quest. in which cas-. .!,,4v ygn,III horo
oheged with lust "a much alacritv.
Every heart va. touched hv. ~, 49,
Bic condition Of the ,1lis3,,e s-'S i' W.
poor fellows report that they ver.
when the offers frc-,, fbS THyna go,
boarded the Vircin:.ss. ore 0f fha,,, ~
h9uEno down tie flae. Of ,ha TrT,;+a3
States tore it into tibbcos and
traElpIed on !. asserting. With oatbs-
Ills IS what I h.va wanted.
The situation N Santiago lie Cuba
i rep0rted as still very serio77s 4
large majority Of the population IS in
sympathy With the Cuban eau e, but
the Volunteers coatro. everything with
a high hand.
Oaly wee! AGO twenty-five citizens
cESaHt;aeo wer@ arrested, ana. after Il
1l1cl- 49, hsd been gong through
w'!h without any evidence being All
Guce,, against them, they were told
70 o>homA. On th"lr WY they werc
CT S2eljT- Wa,ytelit a1l- kliied, only ore
es,ctAr.It., re vas r1dGled viii bullets
ana da14Se:GC2S : wounded.
AnoE'c:2-ls -afe constantly III fear Tor
t.le'r lives md hItteF!E Complain Mat
nothing las been done 10 redress
tlc;c-wrongs.- It isnot safe -for Amer
can Officers 20 go ashore alone al San
taco..
All alo'fr the river line 3lc SpaniarGs
are erectira7 new batteries.
NAaIITSGTON.. Dec: .2l33-SoGn. 1t
has been ascertaiued from q proroi-
nent Governments or cal, that the in
vestigation as'toit!fe character of the
Nireinius. wll be conducted in New
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-26

TIE WHARF LABORER5 ON A
STRIKE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22~N;ght.-
Considerable excitement prevailed
to-day, along the wharvea, in conse-
quence of q strike among the laborers.
All steamship lines gave notice that Oh
to-day they would only pay twenty
cents per hour; all the men struck.
demanding thirty cents per hour. The
American steamship line paid thirty
cents in order to unload the steamer
Pennsylvania. which arrived on Satur-
cay, and the hands continued to work.
The Clyde steamer line had obtained
men ut twenty cents, hut the strikers
claimed the submission Of the Ameri-
can line Is q harbinecr of SUCCESS, and
seemed determined to folce those
working at lower rates 70 ioin them
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Fcs. s1oEses attg.e zsublfc Esapo..se

! 5@st aEGEses at ts:e E'UE>ifc E1as.GE1ae.
/ WAsHtHaToE, December IL Many
extremely Jealous advocates Of rcfoCna
and economy IL the plblic service
/ have developed in the House during
/ the Last day or two, AID il is suggest
! ed II tueln-paGticuIariy 70 those who
! are At the head Of prominent commit
! ICES, where extravaganza can readily
! b. clOcHCd-;iiat there IS room for the
I exercise of the virtues they ContrJi in
the various department here, whose
C CTlis and othcr officers are furnished
! with horses and carriages nj public
expense. The Secretary O. the Treas
INV has. for instances. q carriage and
span Of horses. The Commissioner of
Internal Revenue has double and 2
single c2rriage, and span of horses;
| she Appointment ClorIc Of tiic Treas
ury Departn Mt has o carriage and
: horses; tie Superintendent OF the
Treasury building, IN officer unknown
to the law, has d carriage, buggy,
and q hor-c; the Supervisor Of Archi-
test has a carriage and n horse: the
! Treasurer has n horse and carriage;
! the Superintendent Of the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing has q horse
ard carriage; each Of the Assistant Sec
- Ai.@f - A!1 49, A'"- ulNt III
! vera. Al these horses aud carriages
are bought by the government and
kept at the c'1bIic expense. There is
stable Just below the Treasury build
ing which is used for tbis purpose,
and 4 superintendent Of stables. who
has charge of the concern, is employed
and paid nino' hundred dollars per an
rum, and four assistants arc furnished
him at two dollars per day each. There
are seven men who do~.nothips. but
drive these virtuous officials about in
government V ..hicles, who Gre on the
rolls Of the Department. ut sixty dollars
per month each. The other depart
nents Of the government are not suf-
feriLg for transportation facilities. The
Attorney General has three horses and
two carriagos, with drivers and foot
men, whosare paid as messengers; the
Secretaries Of Wax, Navy and Interior,
and the Postmaster General, are like
wise furnished with public convey
ances for themselves and families,
while all their principal s,lbordinates
are equally supplied with horse flesh.
Alittle might be saved by looking into
tbs matter and prohibiting the appli-
cation of appropriations TO the pur-
pose of furnishing horses and vehicles
to the officials who have no shadow of
legal right to them - Cincinnati COM
n1erei0t.
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SENATE.
MONDAY, Dee. ., 1873.

MONDAY, Dee. -, 1913.
The Senate met at II o'clock, Lieut..
Gov. Erogden in the chair.
journal Of Saturday read and ap-
proved.
On motion OF Mr.. Dunhan, the gn.e~
were suspended and the bill to i."ur-
poTpoEate tie Ladies' Memorial Assoc
citation Of WilmiG Gtou, was taken up
AID passed It's several readings.
IETEoDUcrIox OF RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. Arera
WHEREAS, onr worthy Pres; d3,t IS
now us Oh the threshold Of three rcore
wears .as.d ten, and whereas delay are
dangerous; therefore
Iiesogred, That it is the sense OF the
Senate that our bachelor President
should leave some representative to
perpttI0te his name, and after listen
ing so attentiveiy TO the able lecture OF
DIR. Edwards or the subject Of a wife,
he shor1 4 not remain longer III p state
OF single dicsscGnCae.
Reaoipcd .f;tyIhcr, That orr presj
dent should select : wife possessing il
addition to ether charms plenty % po-
etical penius.
The President ruled the resolution
out Ct order, 81 being decidedly pr
So72Gl in its nature.
NIr. Seymour was Of the opi-ioL
illat the resolution was eminontly
proner. inastnuch a. Tic Senate jour
nal Of 1888 reported tle Presiden. II.
voting alone against 4 bill TO form! -
limited copaTtnersi,ip, etc. etc.
There being 40 othor business b.
icro the Senate, NJ. Seymour movej
! tilat the Senate nov adjourn iii tx
I3th oG january.
Liec}t. Governor Erogd:n, utter IT
ting the vote. @oi,i
GGNATJEs :--4E w arc ROW nJQus Il
separate ~ q Legislative body untt
sitter the Christmas holidays. it OH !,
remains for Ioo ~ wi@n you the enjoy
ment oil gooG health and Il happy
! Christmas at home with vour fami!ie.
and friends. Christians is said To h,
the day ri jh~ n;itiyi.y Of our Saviour
ana therefore iss annual return is sin
gularly Welcomed = ? day 81 uuusua
joy and happiness, Il j. At day hal
lowed b. on" TRADITIONS o. account %
that most Glor:O1s ana wonderful; even
when thc morning stars sang toGethe
anl the children OF tf7.: a..aa,.eI 10
, Joy.
In the temperate ana loi:cHito, eli
mate. IN Bethlehem III JuGoa, &,,yu
1915 years ago, according To or col4
plta;Ion o: time, While the SHEPHERD
: were toa,,inc watch over :!r:r flock
by might. NE angel q the Lord hone
:o1nd about ta"ul, ana fHld uito 'he'lf
fear nu:, for hehoiG. ! brin,; yo;
! coed tidings OF great 1"T. Which IA.
. he to ali peopic: AND suddenly To-
. appeared q lnH''itii;to % Inc h@. ,Fc.i'
( host nr2i@l4H Goo, &ilb aat.A&. ~,
! tai5l peace, goodwill ti'Tf#2tt Ken.
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James II. Nichols, of White county,
It hes been said, owns the handsomest
country residence and estate in Geor-
zia. He is the leading stock raiser and
hay cultivator in that section Of Geor-
gia. His place, it is claimed, cost him
100000
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Beautiful Lips

should disclose, when par ted. rows Of spotless
ivory, Set in cushions of ruby red. S0zodont
alone, will keep the ivory unsuliied, the getting
-uddyi and the breath pure.
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RACING, AfDaT} EE;DAi
DEAD LIIiI-It
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The fsn's@er Carryir. Babies to
SEetsGtngs.

On Wednesday night Of last week q
Wedding took place at the residence OF
Mrs. Ja' e Davis. not far frOul Buck
iDgham Courthouse. Among the ruests
were Mr.. VIM. Carter, q nepho-.- #
Ms. Davis, who was accompanied by
his wife and her infant child. Cpon
arriving at the hOuse Mrs. Corte~ laid
her child. which was asleep, on bed
ard spread her shawl over it. Other
guests came also, and not observing the
child threw their shawls CA e;ess u On
the bed, and when the mother went to
look afte. it, Nome time after hor arri-
val, sho found it dead, having been
smotilcre,i tn death by The shawls
which had hcen thrown upon i. This
sad accident changed scene ut mayety
into a scene of mourning. and our in
fornnut. who was present, says he has
never III tbs course of long If. III
Eesse;l anything like tht agony u the
mother as she clasped her dead child
IL her arms, aid o. tit svlnpathi2ing
friends WHO gathered around Ler when
the hcar:-rending accident. became
known - ,hCul. burg iHa.)
Ne1Cs
Fer Le%~ of -fppct:tc, Dyspepsia.
Indigestion, Depression of Spirits aud
General Debi;ity, III their various
forr :, FERao-p HosPoRATED EI1x1eof
CANA made by CAsvEL-.. Hazard
& Co.. New YORK, aud sold by al
druggists, is the best tonic. As a
stimulant toulc for patients recovering
from fever or other sickness, it has no
equal. If taken during the season il
prevents fever and ague and other in.
termittent feyers. 4w
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N4saEGto>, December ?, Noon.
Merton, Fowler, Eanlsay and 1cau
N!'hitloclz, convicted IN klux. hmy.
been hardened.
Wsss:Izoro>, Zee, e:.--Nig).t. -.
delegation of colored persons ar.,
coming here 10 urge Congress TO give
them tLeIr property aud rights in The
Indian territory and citizenship, &C.
cet.ler with ccC2Ets and 2 form Of ROY
er4n:ent 81 protect them.
+ Eanon Fowlew, John Wh:tlock and
!. i. Ramsay, al Of South Carolina
nov serving terms at the Albany peni
tertiary for Kuklux offences, are To-
',c pardoned.
Capt. Michnor. who was arrested
last week fer abstractiDS money fir, ID
letters III the dead letter office. had a
preliminary examination to-day and
was held for the action Of the grand
iurv.
Congressman Waddell, of North
Carolina, was among those honieward
bornd to-day.
ine Comm sioner CT Agriculture is
much annoyed by persons sending
money to pay postage On seeds, re-
ports, etc, and therefore gives notice
tllat UlcuSy SuOiiO never US SGilt 10
his Department for any purpose.
Senator Hitchcock has addressed the
following letter to Senator Edmunds,
Chairman Of the Committee on Judici-
airy:
z. S. SENATE CHAMBER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 90, 1873.
DEAR SIE:-Regrettingt the failure OF
the Senate 70 act prior to the holiday
recess upon the bill repeating the
bankrupt law, so far, at least, as to
wipe out tho present oppressive fea-
tares of involuntary bankruptcy, and
fearing that such failure will aggra-
vata tho financial suffering and add
others Ia the already long list Of VIC
tins, desire to obtain your opinion.
al the feasibility Of So amending the
; bankrupt law IS 10 make the rerea.
Of the oppressive TEXTURES retroac-
tive. ard also your opinion as
t. the rrac5lcahiiifv OF the ear! ::
passage 81 ac:cll amendments. Your
reputation - 2 lawyer ana position
Is C;sTiTiaan # tho Senate Judiciary
Committee vii give weight to your
opinion, and such opinion. if afiirma-
f.veiv given II"oa Ci,cii ii ti;o PROPOSE
tio!3s show, named, VII, think, &C
fag t. relieve public anxiety ana pre-
vent i5zsiaRs ani oppressive itigati on.
Faithfully yours.
+. ". Hr1RcocK.
10 Hon. q. I. Etilnunds, Chairman.
. Senate. Committee on Judiciary.
Senator E,:rrundz replied Is fol-
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TIT BANKRUPT LAW pI f.~riua.
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the CsoTer-,or malicious and unioecom-
ing the dignity Of his high Office.
.,Lr. Mcneil, introt3-lss :. bill - pro.
Libit The sale Of intozicatip@ Liquors u
1;va miles u I.ntpelieg ''l'ure2. =
k:obe&o1 COUNT
IcLa4rin. ceie-ed. ball IL lnc-ep-
ats Free I4ro G,:.ige. 80. 80. Graz:
United Order i Old Esllo~~s
EELs A-=Ep G.
SaraGa Lii t. aE1!.ori-e t!le ap:3c.--t-
.uo1t Il CON- ..1les!cnere :" provide
way end 1.sEns to -...-z2s .:e {
Contra N1il@aY Company. cr any OH
Il COMPANY, II extending 2 railroad
IRON L:ncoiaton 10 Hickory, III Ctstaw-
i,a county passed lts seco1d and .Aird
readings.
Senate bill fixing the weight Of paci--
ages containing sailed FISH was post
poned until January 10th. 1874
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=. ..,-.II. CffAABLl:.

WA=ET:,,6,To>, ID. C., Dec. -, 1873.
DEAR SEE:-I have received your
'7ote Of the goth instant, and say in re-
ply sinai I do not profess to speak for
say person but Tnpself, of course, but
ii - speaking ! have no hesitation il
saying that any provision that may be
made respecting the forcing OF debt
oTs into involuntary bankruptcy and
the proceedings thereupon will, so far
as my Voice goes, be made retroactive
IN such way that 10 person will gain
anything by any oppressive steps to-
wards debtors pending the considera-
ton Of the question. As all such nat
tArs relate 10 remedies which Congress
may take away altogether, il Il pleases.
there will he no impropriety III MAX
ing any Wise provision which regui ties
the proceedings to just ends apply
II pending cases, and | feel great CON
1idence That such sill DO tho opinion
O. the Senate.
FerH truly yours.
GEO. Z. Ep>tUSps.
To Hon. L. ". Hitchcock, /. S.
Scratu
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TIE FREMlCw LIST,

Inc Premium List os the lais Ear
Ct tbs Caps Fear Agricultural Associa-
.-on is about ready for rnhlication.
Tbs Executive Committee will order
IL publication Immediately ate t.a
E-;a2!idays. -
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HEADQUARTERS.

Hl0TE KF-EI.uE rAKDCNa
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, <oTHER PHASE OF oE,N f1su
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10 Hon. q. I. E,inunds, Chairman
Senate Committee on Judiciary.
Senator E,;nundz replied Il, fol-
tp.rl:
, 1873-07-27

Tho resolution offered on Change On Friday
WAS adopted to-day. It provides that contracts
for delivery Of wheat may bo satisfied by tho
delivery Of either old or now wheat, unless
othorwiso stated in the contract.
Tho first arrivals OF now wheat wero noted
this morning. One oar came from Clinton, in
this State, and was graded "a No. Spring. It
weighed 5911 ibs to tho measured bushel, and
would have passed as No. l but for the fact Of
being nttlo dirty. Tho first arrivals yoar
ago, came On tho 22d Of July.
Two moro caaos wore decided this morning In
favor Of tho Chief Inspector Of Grain whore pay
ment OF foes on tho out inspection Of grain had
been disputed. Tho defendants were J. r. Raw
leigh and T. g. Hanson. These cases wero do
cded by Justice Do Wolf; the former ones were
bofore Jury In his Office ~ result Of tho In
terprotation OF the law yesterday more than $100
was hapdel into tho Office Of tho Inspector this
morning, IN payment Of back fees.
A sample 0f barley Was exhibited on Change
this morning, which was nronounssd y to be fair
had howoyer, graded it as rejected, and thore
was practically no appeal from their decision, as
the Committee OIL Appeals have followed the OK
ample Of "Dotsy md 7 "-;they are out. The
bu moro than tho prico OF rojeotol.
It was ruuored to-day that II. o. Rannoy;
Esq, has resigned his position on the Commit.
too OF Appeals 1fon iFh!h inspection.
It liz understood that the Sulphur Mills aro a.
ready put III ortlor for tho treatment Of barley
on q large scale. under tho now regulations for
inspection. They will mood to ho watched II wo
wero diverted from Chicago last autumn by
reason Of unfouuded suspicious that tho yile
practice Of aulphuring barley was rocoguixod on
tho Board Of Trade. II will probably be found
necessary tor reputable dealers Ill barley to talo
tho bull by tho horns, aul mark him 30 that
there will bn M HIlGll tntEtA1{1 In f,1kI1ra.
Ocean froights from Liverpool to New York
aro not above 400 III gold por bu OF corn, and
nearly 32c on wheat. Theso figures arc not far
from throe tinoH the prices OF yoar ago, aud
admirably show tho boal1os Of that ayate,n Of
protection nhloh has driven American AhipH from
the ocoAn to protect our farmers from tho
danger OF reoeiving too much for their grain.
THE h1AnKETa.
Tho lending produce anarhots woro vory quiet
to-day-ros!ly dnll-and tondod downwards.
TAoro was very little inclination to buy anything
OIL tho Board. and tho day was one Of tho most
vacant thas has boon e1perionoel on this Board
, 1873-07-27
FREE PASSES ABOLISHED,
Meeting OF ItniIroud superintendent
and NTnrtugcrs, ut Ut. Louis.


From. the st. Louis Republican, July Is.
An adjourned meeting Of General Managers,
Buporintendenta, ticket and passenger agents Of
Western railroads, Was hold in parlor. No. 8,
Southern hotel, yesterday, to consider tho sub-
jecta OF commission, passes aud other mattors Of
general interest.
Tie Committee on RESOLUTIONS roportcd tho
following, which, after some discussion, woro
adopted:
Resosrtd Tint from and aftor tho 1st day of AuRus
1875 the whole system Of isaung FREQ passcs over aud
upon the roads represented Mt this meeting anl be
a6oshed and and tint sor aae
tickets fox which regular passenger faro ia not PAID
shall 10 tssuea directly Or Indirectly, in any for1n
agents, over ita road, any part Of tho same to
any poson persons, or for any purpose whatsoever
s aa aS aneus on tex
road, and while employed In tho sorvce Of their own
respective Companies, a PERSONS and casecs Of per-
lished fare, except as hereinafter provided.
l. This agreement shall not e1tond to cases In which
bound to issue passea by yrtuo Of leases or by
understood that to constitute an cnp,oyo en-
1tlod to tho privilege Of passes under this agreement
tho person employed shall receive regular salary on
tho l,ay.folls lay' Of tho Company:
been issued prior to this date, may remain outstanding
aud In forco till the 31st day OF December ,ex unlcas
they sooner e1iro but none to be renewed or otcrs
4. 1u caae my complaint Of violation OF tho pro-
Visions Of the forgoing resolution agreement shall
arise between the PARTIES hereto, tho shall bo re-
ferred 10 Board Of three arltrators to be nominated
by the Chairman At this meeting, and confirmed by
upon such complaint and ther decision SID shsl FIss pe
binding, unless appealed from by tho party or pprcs
s.ggeWyeMd W ri nnd H., IN nach case meeting Of
wh1ch meeting anoh complaints shall DO submtol for
The arSitra.ora may at tho,r discretion ,,ouro
answera under oah In case Of absence or fa.Iuro to
act Of ono Of tho arbsaors, the other two may sooct