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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

The railroads are getting their free pass
es ready for the members OF the Legis a
ture and are beginning to distribute them,
probably as Christmas presents, IN those
places where they think they will do the
most good. Senators and delegates ought
to refuse to accept gifts which will proba-
bly, have the effect of influencing their
feelings in matters which will come up for
legislative enactment during the approach
ing session. Every week during the SEES
sion measures affecting railroads will have
to be considered. How can member re-
gard such questions from an unbiased
point of view while he has railroad r.
tainer in his pocket? 1t will be a great
relief to legislators to rid themselves OF
these deadhead perquisites. The lobby
will be shy of the member who has refus-
ed his pass. The proper way to treat the
matter is to enact law forbidding the &C
ceptance of railroad passes by members Of
the legislature. Some States have done
this. Let Maryland follow their example
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

The approaching visit oil bishops Lyman
and Burgess 10 administer the rite IT con.
tirmation in the Protestant Episcopal
churches of the Diocese Of Maryland has
Sc churchmcu specuIptiag again rs to who
will probably tie The successor Of the lac
Bishop pinkucy Bishop Lyman prosides
over the Diocese Of North Carolina. and
Bishop Burgess over HAT Of Quincy, Ill.
The former vii come here in January, and
the Ia ter in Feb:u ,ry and March. Their
only duties will be to confirm AMI il there
are any candidates. 10 ordAiu. Il is said
to b, not at all unlikely that the next con
ventIon which meets in May, viii be una
bic 70 EJECT bishop unless clergyman
can he found who viii he acceptable to
both parties, as il requires a two-thgd.
vote to eCt, aud neither party commands
that much strength No effort is being
made at present o put forward any par
ticular clergyman, but it is thought that
bo'h parties will begin a quiet canvass
before long As any number of clergy.
men may be put in nomination, it Is said
that there is every reason to suppose tha,
if a bishop is elected he will be somebody
rs get unknown
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

when {. supears That ,hers uts rc;ua'ly *
pended Including isHtie8cy from ssh the SUM
at = s.. 40 ur -t}7 ~ more than levied. aul
caves that amu.al to be provided Tor 10 the
lew o. 1883
The next meter ry which the attention of
Your cowml'tgr Vas itrrttei were be iuHis
levied for schools 1nA Aims llnus" ION ey-
animation We found hat the sum nj : : 500 dad
been -yrt3 for the use Of 'hr ) hool Board, aud
thar TIE snm Of : sou bad byca set apart for
the use VI be Aim lio4se These aHygais
were farart over TO the respective boards t1r
- hIch they were n ,endeI AMI SO p,zssi from
the confro' Of the Counts NonmuiIsslor"rs,
Nho had nothing 20 60 a.lh their d.sturse-
uen'.
We a'so found that the sam OF : $50 - Was
paid oui Tor various items Of expenditures, al
of which weFr legitimate anl voq hers 10 prove
the same Wee in every instance produced TO
the satisfaction uf vour committee.
DIlirrnl inquiry also disclosed the facts Ihat
the sum OF STlI+ had been allowed To- the
several collectors % taxes on account OF assess
meuts, and In solyeurj~s IN their several dis
tricjs That the sum Of >-2j Is was prii ont tor
extrti work on roads aud bridges, that is for
work done during winter when the regular
corps were dsbsudtd. That 10 the year lssl
there we're expruiei tor Regis'rtriou S544 ST..
For Cruw bills, Hawks. 4, So 80 TO Juries
Of Inquest So. For PauP,r Collins and cx-
penses @i95 b. To Magistrates and Consra-
b,es Sis3,%5. For room rent or election, re-
aisuAtiun. dc 500 To the several officers VI
the county 30 - 10 Judges aud Clr.S(
Of election 500. To judges OF Orphans Court
s592, aud the collectors OF taxes rs their com
mission for collecting same $ 3l6 -, for al
OF which the proper vouchers and other salts
factory evidence were produced 10 your,commjt-
tee, and which will prove fully appear by re-
ference to the account Fl levy of 1882 herewith
submitted
LEVY OF 1852 ACTUALLY ACCOUNTED FyR
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

Governor elect McLane has announced
that his Inauguration must be quiet and
free from glitter or osteniation. The Cen
trevile OJsercer thinks it decidedly sensi-
BILE on his part, and goes on to say that "a
military escort and much ado over simple
inauguration is foreign to republican ideas
and plain peoples notions, and whilst it
may please plain farmer Governors 20 be
thus inaG gurated, we are glad Mr.. McLane
appreciates The system of government IN
der which he lives well enough TO know
and feel that it is undemocra'ic and anti
reformatory. Let no STEAMBOATS, and rail
roads be hired at the public expense to
transport troops to Annapolis this winter
to assist in the Inauguration. One such
blunder is quite enough for the State"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28
DortG oooreoGimcs
PORT TOBACCO:
Friday Morning. December % 1883.
A happy and prosperous New YEAR to
all the patrons and friends of the TIMES.

Senator Pend'eton, of Ohio, has gone to
Columbus to look after his interests in
connecii ion with the senatorial e'estion,
wh'eb takes place early in January, De-
spite he opposition of the Cincinnati En-
quirer and the Standard Oil Company it is
the general impression that Mr.. Pendle'on
Will be returned to :, = seat which he has
Tiled with conspic gus dignity and abil-
itv
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

Oscar Nill"'s new book Impressions
oi Americ." will be eagerly read hy all
who assisted to make the poets trip So
decidedly pleasant. His impression oi
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is matter of lit,
tie consequence, rs the public have already
pronounced it the remedy FIR coughs and
colds par excel, nc.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

While r.. ~. y. RISK f,-.lha~. 49,. ,,-t
.as, :, a.,l g., NJ, ...,,r,r 4, -,
-r,.t ri tb.. sr.fc- ,,,.i ,,,,r,c-., .,,. 49,.
...h~s I.,I
Henry pots, ,ho sb.,, u..,. y .,,.-
}y,f.i,,+, s,.,;-. n, 80 ,,,..,.,..,
10 .a.,r ~, an n, 80, hi,,, p.Ii,r,tle
..n,., f..tftof,t a,,,,...L r,,si,,, i,s,,.,
!s,tb
Ei"f" nr.ra"ju. ,gsi = vets. Surrendered
Killed. h.s.ut,... ~ hsrs,,r r,o.,,.t To- ,,E5.I.
a.. TusaiC. w.< ,,ny3 .,y,l.l D., -.
!-uisl b. iaGI~rir.
The juuia ~ H,u'an. 'h,- oarsmau. dnr-
a. the lr,r he ,e.rs amount TO SO Oga OF
'hss sum he h,s MAN c~i 20 >,yr about Ssu.-
aHa. Of etjgl, So Gnn Is iuyrs Fl in . hotel on
"''' wv 0''''@-
Ph,! .jr.,ht,.. ,s,, I.,s. nfr ,t;.:....
O., l,. c..c,,,is4 -,s, ,.,,,, = ono' 90 H.,
fi-p4ns4aas az. 10 -, n -, 80. s.,
street. rs ,r~, ! ,.cs on N,rs-,x,,,a ia -.
II ~ '''- vi 81 me dome above
SHERIFF f..r n .S,.,k.y .o,r,r W, t.
ss,.5 rs., h. .,r,s rs,..3 d. - III
tua-h md fsr,-3 - c..f.,.i,,sLa.4.r -.
- tI. .,..-,,..u.-. 49,. 81, r :, n
ii. 81. 49,. 49, 100
'SF lI1t'' '.ll !"
tr tre Carr-y Ike Sertista-u, Flo-ii, las,
~rtN ths', the ,n,u~nst< u.ya singing and
pr.,sraE sranad {, ro'ored woman "a, wb,ra a.,
srs-rs4k-r a,s iiy.fo, a Cav. she s,,.n.
from he- 81, Tin .iggrinv II .;g,. 4a,I ~, :
Faarle.iy-,r.- u,t tts .h,.E ,,,.,,,r,.,,b
r.-Arr and tss isn,, T., f,,,,,r
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

4 it due to your committee, as well as
!. ~Te satisfaction of your ho12rable body, that
expression used in thfsfport "vouchers
Other evidences should he somewhat am
Fed, WI would state that in many items of
- nditlne made by the commissioners they
\ failel to take vouchers for ,he same. In
&,-cases your committee have tested the ac-
"A ~ OF the books and accounts by the entries
iie stnbS OF the check and order books kept
ne cbTk, which in every instance show
check or order lad been Issued 10 the
corresponding W the entry on the regu-
cooks. To have 20 = further and reonired
EteStlmony of each individual would have
OWED much time and expense and inasmrch
our committee were satisfied in every item
rs nature before them, that the money had
Jig and bona fidelr been paid and expend-
as charged, they did not feel justified in
SUNG the inquiry further. But rs this les
koay which was satisfactory to the minds OF
might not reach the standard
4 riaia s>Ssanired BY your honorable body
fere set.i.h - that the. grounds o! your
Aiittce's Ms5kistions hty, he made known
= fhesebv Y8xsak Your honorable body 10
&c surh.1 user scsitA n the premises as in
!. i..sfsRnl ray seenAprope,
Tour eea.n.tlee before ieasiag tn. subject
oaId farli..r sly that they are nsat unmindfuI
an lnvestigation of this n4t,irs ..has very
.iuralir created III the public mind suspicious
favorable to the hate board Of COUNTY CON
sssIeners, they would therefore, as n matter
justice 10 those gentlemen, say, that We have
81 only been unable 10 find them gtiiffzef
Nv act of naltraSance in the Discharge OF their
lilies, bai have fUnHi nothing to create in this
,mmittse 5 mad q suspicion of any such mis
'ndnct and therefore take pleasure in fully |
generating them from any such imputation.
re wonid also further say that we have found
nre Mr.. Nn'if has held the position of clerk |
! 'he It'd. he hiss adopted AMI pa; ia q, - a
' :, y =. "a
- So hat they could and were nr0iuce7 20 :
I = moments notice We therefore venture 10
'"r hat 81 s'.arhry aud competent an officer
the present clerk may be contiaued in the
rvi"e OF the county.
lo7r committee having comp'cr.l their in,
'>ti1t'jou To the hest OF their skill. api luig-
eni nov respectfully al vour honorable TO.
: 'o discharge them from snv further cousid-
''lan OF 'be matter. + %. MEDLEY
W. Mex BURROUGHS
JAS 4. FRANKLIN
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

Many wonder why the brute creation excel
mankind as rule when it comes to question
of health. investigation quickly ascertains
the cause 1t is because the brute naturally
obeys every law Of health, while mankind is
constantly degeneratng to excuses OF our an
cestors and our own individual imprudence. :
Sudden exposure to extreme climatic influences.
gluttony, improper food, alcoholic stimnants
over exertion of mind and body, worriment,
an xiety, care, ETC., all have a marked effect on
the human system. BE cured by Browns Iron
Bitters. A remark ,ble remedy for restoring
health.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

Strength, Yigor Cb.errulnrs.. a good square
nsenl Is wna' J. VI lhraq4cs Ami Bilious Bit
'ei> dues for Won. i YOU iauh'. III proof is
q So. TRY IL. the cost * ONLY 81 cents paper
'r : a bottle All druggists sill il. " F.
in9EU'"". Proprietor, Baltimore. Nj.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

On Monday Speaker Carlisle announce. 1
the appointment of the committees of the
House of Representatives He has made
up his committees without one thought OF
distinguishing between personal friends
and opponen S. for tnere-ehrr-oae-le fourth
of the chairmansuips of the committees
are bestowed upon members who worked
actively against INN in his c,1vees for the
Speakership. Although h, not re-
vote from the ,.-.--,.u.. Loci IT.
.Se - Lao crease Sly O..e Il t4eln - !
IS well as would have heca the case had
Nr Randall, fer whom they all voted,
Jeen elected.
sir Covington is put second on the
committee on militia, and is>>SaIe chair
nan of the committee on acrounfs>~
Mr.. Talbot is placed third on the cnm
nittee on nava affairs, and on the com
mit.ee on expenditures of the rostotiiy,
Mr.. Hablitzell is given a place GA the
eommi tee on civil service and is nude
second on the commi tee o. railways and
canals.
Mr.. FindlS is assigned 10 the commit
tee on American shipbulding and ship
owning.
OF the Maryland repub icln members
Mr.. IIol on is put on The committee en-
public hui diugs and grounds.
Mr. McCnmls has n seat a. the council,
table of the committee on the D.stIic: 81
Co Gmhia.
\ critjeala ,nlysis Of the composition Of
all the Important committees shows that
the Speaker has avtiied Himself to the
ntmns Of the strong men oQ ho h sides
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

Among our seasohSble promises of re-
formation which we ny axe to our patrons
is one to have little mSre careful proof
reading in the columns \of the TIMES
Some of the grave typographical errors OF
last week ard several preyiouA issues may
have caused our indulgent readeNs to think
that our composito-s and prooA readers
were anticipating the Christmas festivities
We shall not allow other engaged nents
10 prejudice our journalistic duties id the
iHture, if We can help it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28
2 investigating committee found 4 .hs
E,.shi !. Of the Year, 60 -, Ia

!, aeyafIae for JGT5 fund had been expend<
ded. Then it is hardly reasonable to sup
pose that in the other hail of the year the re-
naming 81 ,s21, 46 could have been ex-
pended for that purpose. Why then did
the commissioners IN the levy of 1888,
with the prospect of a considerable balance
resulting in this behalf, again levy the full
sum of $4,000 for 1884?
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

1iH ga week ut ho.lA. 500 outfit free. Pay
Nhhabsoutely sure. No rise. Capital not
WV required. Reader, If you want business
Mt which persons of either sex, young or old, can
make great pay all the time they work, with
absolute certainty, write for particulars to H.
HALLETr 4 CO" Portland, Maine.t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

BOYS All leather KIP 1884,. 2 ~
ladies Pebble and kip Button Boots 25 95cts
- Fine Goat and kid q "a -. S TO 25
q Youths kid Calf Shoes......... l75 81, so
Misses aud Child 81 Shoes reduced to 10 CTS.
These reduction are genuine and as we are
determined TO sell. this sale is n rare oppor-
tunity for reliable Bargains
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

AauEa ENne aui john Reeves attempted T.
dave double team across the railroad track
IN C,rnilae county il front of z locomotive
Both horses we're Killed and the u-n escaped
ugburt. Reeves was on his way TO Dover
D. 10 be married.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

Ptjaie rhs', neN Post otli . which i som
IN ~ oecupie3 roxr about - COO 900 lis
dimensions are. i-G f.ei . inches on Ch.snur
street rs 'r~' J iUCb OF Nsrk-i street. and a.
'sTF %" Nin''5 street hvi. hi af the dome above
~. garL - pet
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

1.-THE items marked with an aStersk indi-
cate sums appertaining TO the fiscal year 1881 :,
Eos
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-12-28

Henry Pra'>' no sbn' Ntrv II INNER at
Whitman 81 fliar. No co F-itav in struggling
80 shoot tn o0n.r a ha sea get him ~ t,elleviile
sent bt.i iarp his osa uerk, clpsiag instant
4e4tA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
TIE HACnETTS1OWN INSTITUTE.

LECTURE ny THE REV. c. II. FOWLER, d. d.
OCEAN GROVE, n. j., Aug. 3.-The Seaside
Reunon of the Haokettstogn Institute took place here
to-day.
The Rev C. IT, Fowler, d. D., III. d., gave his lecture
this m,rnng on Great Deeds OF Great Men," He cited
the Greeks IA tue rst great Of history They were
wont TO saw that an army OF led by lion was
better than an army Of lions led by an asa
The speaker thought that fault OF this time was
that too many asses were trying to lead He dld not
think that any could judge from these words 10
which political party he belonged Great men are oil
SLOW growth. Haste is the American disease our pef'
pie are always IN hurry God never hurr'eS'
The true ideal Is not speed. but periecuoh'
No man ever stumbl,s upon actual greatness Welllng
lie referred 10 General Grant iu Toe Wilderness who
when word bronght that the left was turned c0oy
took his cigar Of his mouth and ehid dOnt
belirye H." This one Of the most rruarkaolc III
sfances Of that confidence IN ones own Juug
mrnt which Ia "a work or true greatness President
standing the adverse judgment OF "a out
OF 81 regular Army officers, Is another example;
Great men never concerning tue great purpose vi
thir lives they aseiessy yiS liant Tor its accom-
Dsams1L Tnry keep AZ ~. FMS IA illustrated IN tue
strg OF humanity against the Latin race as embodied
which oulmnnted trafalgar and Waterloo. Ihe lee
tnrer closed With tribute TO Presdent LAnco whom We
dec 1red Irod by what he did, 'that true hnu
dyiue standard Judgment. 20 he lead ana Hhouders
aDoy. any otner man Ia the history OF O,OOO years
A social reunion of the Hackettsiown students TOOK
place TINS AFTERNOON. and interesting literary enter
talnmrnt was given In the evening Tnls was iOHONed
by tas class-dnDeT at the Sheldon uDuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
ATTEMPT TO GARROTE 4 MATE.

A daring attempt to garrote Robert b. Fos-
ter the cnrf officer OF the Guon steamship Arizona,
wolfe he was on way through the streets to his yes
sci was made at a late hour last night Owing to the
desperate resistance offered by tue victim the
,cnene failed and one OF the garroters secured
Shortly before ii O'clock whe Mr. Foster was passing
throagn westt, King and Houston sts he was
suddenly Apr ned bonind by two men who had
come frum lumber yard Just as tho mate passed.
one Of the cutched Mr.. Foster about tho throat
with both hands and attempted TO throw him down on
the sidewalk while the other tried to snatch away
his gold watch and chain Tne mate. soon n he felt
himself assaulted. began desperate struggle with the
robber who trying TO onoke him. NJ the
same time crying out for the olice Ofhcer Berrian
OF the Egntn Precinct was close Dy hnd
ran nm tho two men were
grapped together the sidewalk. The second robDer
ran of at and escaped In the dorkness The other
thief nnding himself oyarpowerod, gave up ana was
taken 10 the Prluco-sL i-hOuse AMI 10 'ked up lie
gave his name as Robert WATSON. ags wenty-sx long
snoreman oi No 81 Desbrosses-st. The mate was not
much bruised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
TELEPHONE COMPANIES UNITED.

LOWELL Aug. AT a meeting of the di-
reotors OF tine National Boil Telephone Company, OF
BOSTON, and OF the Suburban and Bay state ompanies
tnis morning resolutions presented recommending
q consolidation upon a basis substantially as follows
Capital OF the consolidated mpany. sl6,0o0,00o Bos-
ton and Northern stock $3.50 per share Bay
State az $780, suburban at $40, and Bell National, OF
Maine ~ 800. Tne American Bell Company will hold
SO 600 900 of the consolidated stock. aud will waive
diyaepd for three years. after which 81 900 900 will
particpate In the dividends There will be SS0O0000
stock and $500 900 in the treasury Tor con.
a rucuon Tne Southern NV England Company will
reuresent Ia the consolidation 1897 900 the southern
Massaohuseus Company S7ll,0OO, the Providence
Company 600 600 and the Granite State 81 81 800
Morris F. Tyler, of Connecticut was proposed for
prssident A. lngnam for Woo president. some Bos-
ton man FOR treasurer G. j. GlddOn for secretary l. N
Downs for 90 cral of the northern division,
and H. L. Frost of the southern division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
IN A BOWERY CONCERT SALOON

DISSIPATION IN lis MOST DEGRADED AND REPUL-
sIyE FORM.
A case which was recently brought to light in
one OF the police carried in its bad details much Of
suggestion the observer OF the lower forms OF New
York life. young woman who was arraigned for
drunkenness pleaded in extenuation that driven by
poverty lack OF respectable employment she bad
a last taken place :is waitress In Bowery
concert saloon She had child TO support and for her
ten hours service serving dubious agerbeer md
from dubious spirits she paid So per week The ad
yertisements Of such and such "divan" or gar
den coupled with the significant note that thirty
or afty," las the imagination OF the proprietor ws)
handsome barmads employed, are familiar
enough but OF the appearance and interior Of these
haunts OF cheap dissipation only those know who a
rule keep that knowledge to themeves with scrupulous
care. is to all. 1t is only question Of
degree The larger have tawduly rescoed walls.
profuso gliding AID attempt at an orchestra. The
smaller offer for these cheap wall paper Dutch metal,
and plano from which all tune has long since fed and
the sew devils OF dscod taken Its place. The coorless
| sameness of wee hangs like sombre pail over all
| however, let them glitter meretrciously.
It Was oppressivey warm evening a TRIBUNE
| reporter walked down q few blocks of the Bowery
toward the best known OF these establishments which
chrlstens itself the - Divan.' The Bowery had evil
IDENTIFY felt the effects OF the heat and was in semi
somnolent condition, he not wholly unpreparcd
green painted doors A long high room crowded with
handicapped tables small orchestra laugudy play
ing hackneyed Waldteuro waltz at end and at the
tables some OF dejected-looking women
all with painted cheeks and bisre-heghtened eyes, all
In ashy cheap dresses all carrying little leather bags
which they held tightly casped two seedy-look-
ing boys here and there elderly whose dress and
looks betokened the country visitor The reporter and
his companion down at of the tables and rush
made by two Of the 50 called barmads, who sat
down opposite and with leer demanded In familiar
tones what the gents would have to diink." The
visitors confined themselves for prudential reasons ito
plain setzcr the attendant nymphs partook OF baefu
looking beverage chrstened sarsaparis" and warm
ing under Its nky influence talked freely OF themseye
| and their companions.
Business is dreadful bad" said whose bleached
hair was dressed fashion woudrous TO behold The
fellers are all out Of and we've hard work to
make living you Just bet What wages do we geti
Why we are supposed TO make our living from per-
centage the drinks SELL 50 they only viva ne 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
RAILROADS READY FOR A STRIKE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-There was little change
last night In the Geographic situation here. Colonel
Clowry the said he had consulted with
the managers Leading railroads and is prepared
for anything the operators do by calling out the rail-
road telegraphers.
Members OF the Brotherhood, who for some days have
been limiting mysteriousy about an impending strike,
which would paralyze the company-that strike beng
to the calling out OF the railroad operators
now give out the impression taat the operators who
took the places Of the strikers not satisfied rhey
also assert large numDsr or them have been in
itiated in To Brotherhood but are kept work TILL
sucu time as large enough inside Is obtained.
when lnry will be called out in body aud the company
left without operators tue ability 10 get there
are no more outside operators to be had.