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National Republican., 1881-08-25
murrIcnne Coming.

1t was reported last night to the Chief
Signal oficer that n hurricane was central Monday
night short distance north or northeast Of ST.
Thomas, West Indies, with maximum hourly wind
velocity Of sixty miles, wind backing from north.
west to southwest. One vessel blown ashore. The
information given is insufficient 10 determine the
path Of storm centre, but centre will probably
move northwestward, and unless II recurves to
the northeast It will reach the Atlantic coast.
While storm signals will not be displayed at pres.
ent, the Chief Signal ofcer considers II advisable
to send special warnings to all Atlantic ports and
to caution shipping against possible danger for the
next two or threo days from the hurricane.
National Republican., 1881-08-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond Quotationa-Bnltimor orc
and New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the trans
actions in the financial market yesterday, together
with opening, highest, lowest, and closing quota
tions are furnished by the clearinghouse of H. d.
Cooke, jr, & Co.. 1929 street. Washington, D. c.;
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
NEW YoRK, Aug. "a, $40 p m.-The stock market
to- day opened strong at an advance of 4 to u per
cent. above last nights closing. With the excep-
tion Of slight decline about noon the market
continued strong to the close, showing an advance
for the day of to per cent. The strongest stocks
have been Denver and Rio Grande, Missouri Pa.
cinc. and the Southwestems. While to-day the
strength has been almost continuous, at the same
time the market is still feverish, and the bears
still talk much lower prices, characterizing the
present as merely natural rally The money
market has to-day been rather harder than yes.
terday, the demand being large at per cent. till
near the close, when the rate declined to per
cent Governments have been weak on small
sales and show decline Of * to u per cent.
YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS
National Republican., 1881-08-25
aorornor Nnrnane ANA IIIs Troperty.

Nudge Potter has definitely set down
the hearing for permanent iniunotons In the Quid-
nick Companys equity suits against Trustee Chafee
for September 20. Governor Spfague went 10 Quid-
nick and Arctic on Saturday last armed with legal
authority, and obtained possession OF all the Quid'
nick property In both towns ousling the old super
,ntendents and putting in new ones
National Republican., 1881-08-25

LONDON, Aug. 24.-Bar silver, 81 ll-16d.
Erie. A; do seconds. los; New York Central, 14S /;
Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 22l4 Penn
sylvania Central, 655k; Reading, 31x: New York.
Ontario and Western 30%. The amount Of bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank of England to-day for
shipment to America is El52. 900. The amount of
bullion gone into the Bank of England to-day is
f2b O00
National Republican., 1881-08-25
Qusenstown Cattle Market.

WASHINGTON, Aug 24.-Cattle-205 up,
40 OF which were reshpped East 10 left over; ll8
sold at S@5l9c; quality OF cattle better this week
than last prices of medium and common cattle
NC lower, sheep aud lambs-6i5 sold at 8lSlD4ISo
for .old sheep, and 5@6lZc for lambs lambs 70
higher this week. Mich cows sold at s20Gi5 each
National Republican., 1881-08-25
Coiorsd Journalists.

The Colored Press Association met in
Chicago Tuesday. Eighteen newspapers were
represented, the delegates coming from Kentucky,
Missouri, Mississippi, Washington, indiana, Illi-
nois, Minnesota, Kansas and Texas. John Quincy
Adams, president OF the association, presided
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DIED..

AMERY,-In Cincinnati, Ohio August "a, 1884, at
$50 d. m, DIR. SAMUEL A. AMERY.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
RIGGS,-At his late country residence, "green
Hll" Prince Georges County, Maryland, on wednes.
day, August q, 1881 GEoRoEw W. Rfoos, in the sixty
ninth year of his age.
Funeral services TO be held at sc. Aloysius Church.
on Friday, August 20, at four O'Clock p m. Friends
OF The family are invited to attend.
WAITS oN.-August %, 1851, at 1890 y. m., JOHN
WATSON, aged "a years, months, and days.
Funeral will take place from his father IS residence.
No. 1ll9 Fourteenth street northwest Thursday
soclock p. Friends ofthe family are respectfully
invited. q
National Republican., 1881-08-25
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND souTHwEs'
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE Il, 1881.
RAINS LEAVE b. a p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS

TRAINS LEAVE h. Il T.. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
7I0 a. m, dnily-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL
Direct connection for south and Southwest Daily
except sunday, to local points on q. & q. X. u
PULLMAN SLEEPING CA IlS are run from Wash
mgtOn To New Orleans without change of cars
ilO5 n. m.-WHTTE SULPHUR LIMIrED EX.
PRlfSS, daily, except Sunday, to Fauquier and
White sulphur springs PARLOR CAR, WASH
ington To White sulphur Springs. - 80,
10l5 p, n.-VIRGINIA SPRINGS EXPIRES, daily.
for all points South via Danville, and West VIA
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washing
ton 70 White sulphur Springs without chanse
ton to Augusta. Go., without change.
Passengers Manassas Division Will take I:l0 A. n
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton, Tio
q. m. daily, and il05 daily, except Sunday. -
For tickets and information call at Virginia Mid
land Office, col Pennsylvania avenue ,.,
NJ SLAUGHTER. General Ticket Agent jyistf
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST rINE, ANDTuE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON
7VVFTF1
Schedule to take effect sunday, May q, 1884,

4, " trAvE wAsHtNaroNi
ii2o-EERRITAG2 ERsr 1x S SSINSScfNNATr, AND ST. LOUIS
SNo-Bal!lmore Ellicotl CITY. aud Way Stations
ssasSSrs %lnSRsSsicf. mSscTsto%u, fRa @ and WAY
SsEE?I & aGGi tx Wy E@ @ST AND gos
TON ESp,Sl1sS Perl9r Cars &c New N, York;
meets Tor llagerstown and ut Point Of Rocks for
iaOo-on sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis, and
1000 nHtTtNEoRE EXPREss tstopsai ITyattsy!lls
College, belisyle, laurel, Annapolis Junction
an JGssnps yS. ,gS And HanoysTE ,oo crxcrsx,r,
ANbsT. louis EMPRESS
iG:iO-;B,al!,more, Elcott City, Annapolis. and wsv
lI,3G 9gHgIy ITTShy Sny yS tSi RG!slmorc and Way
tSO0- ALTIMoRL, PlI PlIiLADELPHIA, ANDNEw
&so-lalinere aud Way Stations winchester, Fred.
fT' HIMag4SRE!oYp IM4RE AZ WSy ylI ERSSN SN 1AU
RllI. EXPIRES tFredcrck, via Relay stops a
ttt5-pont OF Rocks. Frederick, Haserstowu, Win.
chester 9 nr and WaySs,3,nIs t0n sunday to poIu
i55- BxHTiM6RER" GE%PRRss ds Y" MarinsSayg and
Way, via Relay. Stops at nyattsvillo and
.e;o5-Poini of Rocks and Way stations
7;5o- HALTIsiGKE; HSATTsVILLE, AND LAu-
telS-fiE1shgfssi Tit sshgRs CINCINNATI. AND ST.
te5o- -fiiiLAbELPHfx, fHf rifH NEW YORK. AND nos
TON EY PRESS sleeping car % New York.
iSPffSM ;SoPqg m S9g q fGnfeSGf SNb nAu
passengers al any station between Washington
tDaily, tSundays only Other trains daily, except
All trains from Washington stop ut Relay station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore aud
iSSi Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth street
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point IN the city.
~VIRGUNIA NInI,AND RAILWAY
National Republican., 1881-08-25
Enrt,more stock uonrs.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 24.-Virginia skies,
consolidated, SO; do second series, 3sA past due
coupons, 92lS; new ten forties, SEA bid 10. day.
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REAL ESTATE.
The Recent OniciaI Transfers M re.
corded.
Mr.. j. F. olmstead presents the follow
ing transaoonsin In real estate In the District re.
ported 10 him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
Areuev II
7 lVUNsI II
HHa

ported 10 him by the Recorder Of Deeds;
AUGUST II.
Ciy
on q street north, corner Of Third street west ;
sublot A (22 by 100 feet, square 55l; John Murphy
to John O'COnnor, nominal.
on street south, corner OF Ninth street east !;
sublots l9 and IA (35 feet 10& inches by ITO feeO
square 95l Eleanor N. I. Needs to William n
Okie, nominal.
On NJ street SOUTH between Ninth and Tenth
streets east; part of lot a. by 20 feet inohes)
square 952; Charles M, Greenfield ct al to John r.
Condor, nominal.
on Seventh street east, between ii and / streets
north sublOts 10 and 20 (3S by ll6 feeD, square
$50; John Joy Edison et al, trustees, to Alpheus X,
French, 400.
north: sublOts 75 &C. and n $3.50 by no feeO
square ltb; Parthenia Thyson TO Abnus l., John.
son, S6,hGS75
On Seventh street west, between Pand @ streets
north sublolS7S and "A aud part Of sublot ~ as
National Republican., 1881-08-25
New Summer Arrangement.
FOOT SURGERY.

DR. WHITE, Chiropoi4l of owes ihrty-Gye years
experience, twenty consecutive years OF practice In
Washington, D. O. succestuly t-vns Corls, HuniOns,
Diseased Nails, Vascular ENcrcsen,cs, and all ail-
mtntS Of the feet, Refers 10 the most eminent ply
scinna, surgeons aud thOu,anis %! sher we'll kuOwu
perSOnages that pAtrOni2e his establishment. lu6
Pennsyl lNAnla avenue, opposite Wiglds Hotel Zee
n per visit
National Republican., 1881-08-25
AIMING sTocKs.

Three-day bills -... 4sls slxty-day bIlls .. 4Sih
WALL STREET GOSSIP.
NEW York, Aug "a, 10 o. m.-Genera Grants
private telegrams from Washington Cabinet OF.
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by Associated Press.

New YoRK, Aug. 24,-Money loaned up
to O per cent. per annum and i-6i per dicm but at
the close was offered down to per cent Ex-
change was duh at 47091 to 1907 for long and iS2
to 4S3 for short sight Governments were steady
for four and halls and registered fours and "a per
cent. lowcrfor the other issues, State bonds were
dull. Railroad bonds were in light request.
The stock market was generally strong at the
opening and most OF the leading shares show an
advance on the closing quotations OF yesterday
At the first board very firm tone prevailed. and
an advance ofIS92sss per cent.was recorded,which
was most marked in Denver and Rio Grande, Col
Coal, Wabash Pacific, Union Pacific, Texas Pacific,
and Louisville and Nashville. This was followed
by decline OF fLd1h per cent, In which Col. Coal
and Denver and Rio Grande were most prominent.
Toward noon the speculation again became firm,
and the quotations rose 14@2 per Ct, Memphis and
Charleston, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, and
Illinois Central leading the upward movement.
During the afternoon the dealings were irregular
and unsettled. First there was decline of 1R(DllS
per cent then recovery OF %1 H, later reaction
of 1Sq9A, and at the close another rally of IsDM
per cent the market closing fairly steady.
The sales aggregated 26l,s37 shares, including
Delaware Lackawauna and Western, l5,400; Dem
yer and Rio Grande, 20A00; Erie, 5000; Kansas
and Texas 1850; Lake Shore lS,f00; Louisville
Memphis and Charleston, 700; Missouri Pacific,
D l00yN Northwestern, 6900; New Jersey Central, H.
O0j Northern Pacific, 5000; Ontario and Western.
$500; Reading, 900; st. Paul. 16 500; Texas Pacific,
900; Union Pacific, 10000; Wabash Pacific, %, 400;
Illinois Central, 0,S00 Western Union, 900.
National Republican., 1881-08-25

ncer were received and bulletined at the West End
Hotel Long Branch last night, which stated that
the prospect Of President Garheld's ultimate re.
covery had much frightened within the last few
hours, and there was great rejoicing. The bulls In
the stock market were much elAted and encour-
aged by this intelligence. and they generally ar
gued that inasmuch as the market had been broken
during the last hour yesterday upon unfounded
reports to the contrary there should be an.
other sharp upward turn this morning, unless bad
news should be received in the interval. This
party claimed that the large buying Of stocks yes
terday was excellent big purchases, having been
made by Van Emberg, Dominlck, Work, Strong,
osborne, Woerishofer, Nicholas Field, and Lapsey,
also snge and two or three Of the heaviest room
traders not only bought In their shorts but went
long. Certain intelligent brokers said last night
as they read the matke! there were ssy.
grand buii campaign within few days. woerls..
hotter declared that the weak trndes had
been shaken out and advised his friends who were
long 10 be patient and await higher market,
which was probably near at hand. sage declined
yesterday TO sell calls on the market. Keene's
friends stated that he bought stock extensively for
a turn yesterday morning onthe secSetarys circu-
but they said he sold nl out before three p m,
and that he had not disturbed his large original
line ofshoTts which still remain outstanding. The
Keene party urge that the railroad affairs are still
In n very unsettled condition. The recovery ofthe
President Is doubtful, aud finally that little prac.
tical rellcf may be expected III the money mar
ket, because the holders of the called flves may
not demand their noney, as they have not
yet taken up their money on the twelve
million called the first part OF this month.
Bankers, however think differently, aud say If tho
owners Of the bonds find that they can get good
rate for their money they will soon call for their
funds Mt the Subtrcnsury. Connor thought that the
market would hold its general improvement.
Blanchard, OF the Erie, said the strikes over,
and declares that the company is earning, notwih-
standing the war OF rates. full interest on It's bonds,
dividend on the preferred stock, and even some
thing on the common. A Chicago telegram to the
National Press Association OF this morning the
Missouri River pool have great difficulty in salts
iactorily adjusting differences owing to troubles
about claims for territory The Chicago roads in
sst that the reorganization of the Hannibal diyis-
| ion shall be abolished and It's business given TO
Chicago. To this the Wabash will not consent.
m.-The Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad
earnings the third week in August were sJS0,0O0
against S222 SOi last year increase, sb7l96. II Is
reported from Finks Office that there are good
prospects of fasetloment the trunk line troubles
ON the 1st OF September
National Republican., 1881-08-25
A MAIDEN.

A maiden wholived at Accord
The sight ofa spider abhorred
but her lover, made bolder.
Brushed one from her shoulder,
And she gave him u kiss In reward.
Next night as he sat by her side,
And let his arm artfuly glide
Round her trim, belted waist
20 George, now make haste
And pretend there's o spider" she cried.
EYrb0nnr
National Republican., 1881-08-25
Foreign Money MARKET.

sUB!rREAsURy BALANCES.
sS7aT7 $50 90 Currency.... 57 O10
National Republican., 1881-08-25

DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTIco,
via Excelsior, $50 u. m. and 800 D. m. On SUN
DAYS nj . p. m. only.
Tickets and statC.rOOms for sale ana Information llr'
niShcd ~ B, W. Reeds sons, 1916 street norlhWtsli
Cooks TOMS 1881 Pennsyva'Ia avenue: looses Cigar
Stands ~ Principal uolels II. Il. POlknhOrn, next
To city rosl.once ana At Cnmpany's oniGg, Seyehh
street wharf GEORGE MArrlNGLN.
General superintendent.
wNT. T. WEIGH Agent. le3
National Republican., 1881-08-25

EXCURSIONS
To Richmond, via Norfolk or to Norfolk via Rich
mond, and return To Washington James River by
daylight. A delightful "Trip,
Steamer Excelsior, twice daily C030 q. III, and 33s
p. M to Richmond via Rlchmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, rOm QunntiCO. -
steamer George I.eary, TUESDAYS, THURS.
DAYS. and SATURDAYS, to Norfolk, connecting
at Richmond and Norfolk with the James River
steamers each way. -.
Round trip tlc<ets,,r,
National Republican., 1881-08-25
GGrapelers' GbuiSe.
THE aRENr

22l THE GREAT 2Q1
- PENNsYLyAN1A ROUTE iCOA
splendid scE.NERR,Y, MkdSiFii6EANST1 Sh9ii AS EQUIP.
,.,, ,,,s, r i IN ,E,.F,EECI MAY 10, 1881
THAiNS so, LIANE ~ y wASiiINGToN, from Depot, cor.
For PliL3onrg and the West. SOP =, m. daily, with
daily with sleeping cars rom Hsrrisburg g1 10 Gin.
oinnaii, 81 Louis, and Chicago, $50 y. M. daily.
BXITIWoRE AS6 PoToMAc RAILROAD.
For Ga,n9ndgigua, Rochester Bufalo, niagara Fails.
n. m, daily, except Sunday NJ $50 p. M. daily, CT
cert !Sasnrday. with Palace Cars to Canandalgua
For Wllllamsport, Lock Haven and EImlra atisp
For New YORK and The Fast 500 1890 a. M, 200 1000
and lGl5 y. mon Sunday, 800 y. M, 1000 aud lois
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars 800 A. m.
For Broosiyn, New YORK all through trains connecs
atJeEsey city with boats Of /" brooklyn Annex"
double isTriaso scToss New York city - "'o''
For IphadSlpha. soo; ieS9 g. M 300, q 10; 1900 and
iG,1 p NJ on Sunday. 200 p. M $40 1000, aud
For Batimdre $40 sos sS S a. @ and a iso,
go, $40 e;o, 1000 and ioi5 p M, on sunday. 5oi
For Pops,s Creek Line. GIOa m. and 40 p M. daily,
For Annapolis 6io q. m. and 40 p. daily, excep,
ALEXHNbRIA AND FREDERICKsBuRa RAIL
MAY,ANpn ,,ALENANDRtA AND WASHING.
For Xiexandria, 100 100, o2o a. m and ii:ao a. IN.
s Ss F. c M & S SJa p H. & 500 m and nnd l9 I M On
For Richmond and the South 700 u. IN. and lfO ~ IN
daily and 500 n. m. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, GOO 500
and iO0O a. M, isiO, 800 500 ZOO and GlO y. IN
and 1900 midnight Sunuay, ut SU5 aud 1000 a. M,
900 and gl0 p. IN.
Tickets and formation can he procured ut the ofcl
northeast corner OF Thirteenth street and PennSyi-
Ynna avenue, and ut the station, where orders can ba
len for the checking of baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE MODEL FAST TINE. ANDTUE ONLY LINE
BErWEEN TME EASN ANn TIE
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Steamboat >Slines.
Potomac Steamboat Co. S Advertisements.

FOR RICHMOND, FUEDERTCKSBURG, AND
ALL POINTS SOUTH.
The new ANA splendid steamer lcNtELSlOR, con-
Meeting with r., 4. Hud u. n. H. NJ Quantico twice
daily except sunday, at :}O H. m. ana 800 y. M -
Fare to Richmond limited. 90
Fare to Richmond, unlimited ,,.,. 90
Fare to Richmond, round trip good for 10 days. 10
The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-07
On Ghe Side.

The author who has discovered in the
act Of robbfng bank has been released on
the plca-"he was only taking notes"
Everybody is specializing now, says
NOR ling Fereus IN, land IT, YOU 20 through
the streets at midnight the mud will spec
you late"
Mrs. Livermore is lecturiny on allow
Shall We Reach the Bovs?" This ques
ton can never be satisfactory answered I'm
til every saloon has a telephone.
Passion for the antique: "What in TIN
world does pretty Miss Young see In OH
Gray, wonder?" remarked lady IN I
horse car Yesterday. II don't know, unless
she fell in love with him us an especial,
old antique. She's an enthusiastic collec
tor, YOU know.
II think It very strange that can't hav'
what want" she muttered. "You l'av'
plenty Of money and little to do with It b''
CRAFTY yours wife's wishes"
"Quitc true" he responded, "but none.
won't buy what you most want
II do not understand you, my dear sir"
"My dear, what you want most is bt Dor
again.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-07
Hello.

The other day New Britain gentlemen
had urgent business to transact with Hart.
ford parties, which was satisfactorily dis.
charged through telephone, and he was so
c!atcd over it that his final utterancc to the
man at tho Hartford end Of the instrument,
was, God bless the telephone!
\ day or two later the same party had
other business on hand, and with the pleas.
a,te>t reccollcetion> Of the last transaction
he again sought the medium Of the tclc.
phone, but this time it did not tell at all
we'll. The Hartford gentlemen could get
fragments ofth message, but they were 81
disconnected it was almost impossible to
make ttcm ineligible.
Sometimes three or four words woult
como through loud and clear, AS II shot OH
of Il cannon. and others would sound i;lih
and far away, like the diving whisper Of ;
summer breeze. The voice would bc SO in
transmi'tcr had been reversed as to car
~ the sound away, the same as an inverted
telescope lends enctant,nent to the objcc
viewed.
The New Britain gentleman struggled ii
vain to make himself understood.
Il say, Hartford, do you hear me:"
Hartford answ cred: "No: | don't quit
make you OUT
well, now, try again. responds tn
other.
IAN right: go ahead
did you get it this ti:nc:"
What name did You say" anil tn
Hartford man listened inten,lv
The voice family replied.
"Didn't quite understand YOU" says tn
man ut this end Ut the line.
did You say Smith,"
The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-07
He Will Take "Neyaire More Ze
Tome JA.ry Again."

A Misunderstanding Frcnchnan, jules
rhultier,, was arranged in the iorkvil-
Police Court on charge OF intoxication,
says the New York Telegram, and while
the policeman was making his complaint,
Jules walked up and down before the us.
tees bench like Il Gagged animal, tiinsing
his hands and CRYING out, "Oh, mon Die" !!
mon DirM.' Ze deesyrace-ze dcesyrace"
"What is the matter with that man:
Can't you keep him quiet, ro,'nd,man?'
demanded the Justice!
VIC mattairc, &c mattairc:: ! am dces'
grace. Nevaire was in place like dees
before"
.'llow did you come here this time"
ooh, YOU lonairc, drink someding yes
trr,iay afternoon zay call Tome and )air,
wize &c Monsieur NlcNlanus, and / loos'
Ill my zsnse, all my head. know noeins
affairs"
"What is your busincs~:"
II am professor Of 4, dance. Ga, Mon
>icur lc Judge, you will SIT 7o1s Plat lc
ms go home. My wife, my cheeldren, "a.
will be crazy"
"Y'ou arc discharged, but never induls
in strange beverages again
"Ncvairc more, n.vaire 4. Tome ant
|airy again." and after maxim. Il prol"un
bow to the Justice, he hurried out Of tn
courtroom as ii anxious never to look NJ
ON the place again.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-05-07
Mistook the Signal.

\ wcll-knOWn engineer OH the Cnion
l'icitic, who has a slight impeachment in his
speech, had an interview few days since
with the division superintendent, the ma
ture Of which gradually leaked out and be.
came a source Of conversation for the boys.
The story goes that on recent run his
engine had collision with a COW, resulting
siisastrouslv to the animal in question. BY
u rule Of the railroad company such ACCT
dents must be reported bv the engineer
and conductor in writing, and for some rea-
son the engineer forgot his duty on this oc.
casion until he was summoned before the
railroad magnet for a private investigation
"Mr.--,'' said the superintendent, "how
is that you failed to report the killing OF q
COW on your run Of such a date:'
Il dd-d.d-don't remember any su-s.s
such accident replied the knight Of ths
foot board, scratching his head thoughtful
~.
"Well, you certainly must have killed a
COW OH that run, for it was reported in due
form by the conductor insisted the super
intendent.
.E.n-r.no dI-dtn't." said the cngi
IS ncvr.
\ Nov, just think little, and see il yo'
n can't remember it," said the intcr!ocutor.
q NO. c-ki-ki-cln't rem ln.,nemfcr XII
n Ai-lililng any c-c.cow. d.d-do re- IN
member striking one, b.but looked out c
n the wi.wi wi.window and s-s.saw her lynn
h.ln,ck Of the side OF the track, movin
her feet (notioning with his handD to 6
ahead, and toto. took il to mean that 81,
w-w-w.was all right"
d lie was warned not to be too SIRE vi sue
4 signals in the future.