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"suRE ENOUGH"


Twas Al the usual uystlnr place,
The usual summer hfuelc was blowing,
With anxious thoughts scanned hof fac
iur Que sweet glanco Of low hcsiuwiug.
vowed by moOn-l vowed by staus=
yuwcf by Vents Saturn. Man
(Thcsc stars wen shining ui the timcl
INT whon slruyc a. fan the nnmo
ul hck 10 lovu-aiid bag The Rimc'
Alas met with this ruhui-
TO ali my cloqucuoc subllncl
She cuyly questioned, "suV vnoughT'
n.
tplcadod long pleaded hard.
While yet the summer hvcEc was Elghlng
Iplayed my vcry h.et trump card
And sworr c0pSlnuci uudyinH.
Is1nrfltsl her eyes | suarrhrl her face
/ SEARCHED iuf ctn thr slightest trace
(Thc oak leaves tfvnblcd IN the hncurc)
Ofioxc rctuu.cd-a Elnucc-a token.
All, me- that | had ever spoken,
She cloliy ruarmngcd her cun,
fNlsplaf,s1 hy snffopiltlnuH suurrfrl
Aud uoitly mufmurrd, sun cnOughr'
III.
tr,rcd into her DARK brown eyes
And uought % tnirc those words pcrplcxlnr.
gtupldltyi not ~ ahtmisc
That her own heart she was iudcxiug
fclast,.si her ciosc-t held her fast
Her tilss prcsscd clos 10 mine nt last
what matlcrcd u u moon wH shulugD
ifer mcanlnr now 81 mc was plain
Iof when she spoke thusc wunia agntn
saw that she'd bCcn playing hinn,
flfcf little hand In mine COnhulncl.
When she had questioned, sun onoufhf'
~.
I've atrtcd with the Yankee maid
Who. whcn you plead. says you don't 'sayi
rvs loved the Western gluaaiuid
10 toll her IN the usual way.
tt,ih tVnos are dear. aud each can piAv
The dc<ice with heart the llNclonr day.
fNhfthor OF not the star arr shlulnrl
mi swcs,ter, mon dlsimciing -thcse-
Whisporcd by the southern ritl 10 tease
MAN. heart, cen Given IN ruhun
when heart y snfc and love wpiningil
Tbcse art,ezs. sweet words 'surv enough"
Augusta. March "A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13

Tnr Hon. George Bancroft, tho vcner.
able historian, Is In dying condition at
his homo in Washington.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
TO CONTRIBUTORS AND CORRESPONDENTS.

We solicit, letters and communications upon sub
jects of general interest but such must always he
accompanied by the name and address OF the
writer. M a guarantee of his good faith aud TO
sponsibility. No notice can DO taken oil anony-
nous communications
Communications for publication must bc written
on one side of the page only, and, with all other
matters connected with thocditoral department,
should be addressed. 10 the Editor Of The APP
peal. Memphis, Tenn.
We cannot, as a rule, undertake to return articles
not found suitable for publication
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THE WEATHER.


FL WASHINGTON, April IL, 1889.
For Mississippi and Arkansas Far,
, cooler; winds becoming northerly.
For Tennessee and Kentucky Lisht
rain, followed Saturday by fair, cooler wihds
becoming northerly.
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OUR NEW YORK OFFICE
Eastern ONCE Of THE APPEAL. No. u Tribune
Building, New York. J. T. Van Dozen, Special
Eastern Agent
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in which II says that II the merchants OF
New Albany cannot get a compress they
want TO see Memphis handle all their cot
TON
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Mo,eoroIowIcaI Report.

WAR DEPARTMENT .. g. SIGNAL SERVICE
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April u, 1882
18th Mer Time bar Temp mum,
s n M .,,.,...... 29.7H 6S rs
Maximum temperature so; minimum tempera'
ture, CO; rainfall, ia Rlyerat 5pm., loo ieet
change In tuenty.four hours, fall o..
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0RorEsQUE DIsPRoPoRTIoN,

To more clearly sec the grotesque dis.
proportion OF the voting strength required
in each State TO the choosing Of Presi-
dental clector it is only necessary to
olnnce nj the Recommending table
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Lovcnthal, Nashville; Il. II. Barnes, Dali
las, Tex; Jacob Edel, Richmond; Frank
II. Lewis, Chicago, are at the Peabody.
VisiroR, on Change yesterday T..
Sharpe. New Orleans; \. VI. Falk. Wi.
mona, Miss; Thomas G. Iatimorc, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn; u. II. Clay, Irrelevant,
Tenn: J. T.. Surcrly, Kansas; Sol Cohn,
Concordia, Miss; 4. $. Brown, Detroit,
Mich.
Dn II. G. Flower and sisters, G. II.
Mosher, Boston; W. o. Jones, Mississippi;
]. W. Johnston, J. Y. Sage, Birmingham;
Charles G. Farar, +. X. Mcclure and Joe
Gill. Mississippi; Mr.. aud Mrs. Willard
Spencer, New York, are registered at the
New Gayoso.
TnE postponed funeral OF the late Mr..
James VI. Harris took place yesterday
from the Masonic Temple, ritualistic ser.
vices being conducted by Mcsss Bun 4.
Price and Henry J. Lynn. The process.
sion was 4 notably lengthy one, and floral
tributes were numerous and handsome.
Is consequence Of the death Of Mr.. Phil
! s. Halle, the marriage Of his cousin, Phil
| A. Halle and Miss Eva Gabay will be n
strictly private affair. The ceremony will
/ take place nj thcrcsidcncc OF Mr.. :. Gabay
aud the reception that was TO have taken
/ place at the Young Mems Hebrew Asso.
cation Hall Sunday, February 3, will not
/ b. held.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Justice Barry yesterday bound G. c.
Collier and T. l.. Rock over 10 the State
for receiving stolen property.
A mask ball will he given by the Ger
mania Tumycpin February 4, at Turner
Hail, corner Of Union and Second streets.
The saloon fixtures OF l.. Duesbcrry, No.
O. fernando street, were damaged by fire
ut 1880 o'clock this morning, TO the eN.
tent Of so.
T.. Miller, Tor stealing a lot OF diamonds
and other jcwclry from irail woman,
was bound over 10 the state yesterday by
Acting Recorder Powell.
George Suaycy, the Frenchman arrested
n few days ago for stealing carpenters
tools, was arraigncd In the Police Court
yesterday, tried, and bound over to the
State.
V. Randolph, a young man working at
n colton-shcd in Fort Pickering. was
bound over 10 the State by Justice Barry
yesterday for carrying pistol and ~.
saulting sherman Brown, q darky.
The United States Signal Service Corps
will occupy quarters after the lst Of Feb.
ruafy in the Cotton Exchange Building.
They are now building platform on the
roof OF that building for observatory pur-
poses.
A cordial invitation Is extended 10 young
and old men to attend gospel meeting "a
DC held in the rooms OF the Young Mems
Christian Association this evening nt i:3D
o'clock. An interesting and profitable
time may bc expected.
While listening 10 the strains Of must,
from the minstrcls' band, In front OF the
Peabody, yesterday, Miss Rusina Dassckcl
n little French lady. had her purse, con
tanning sl5. snatchcd from her hand By
Frank Richardson, colorcd youth Their,
WIS quite a crowd there, Who heard th,
lady's ouicry, among them Mr.. II. Cole
man, bookkccpcr Tor Hill, Foniainc \ Co.
who quickly took In the cause and th,
negro, whom be- held until Capt Ollayoi
came along AMI took charge OF him.
The Taxing District biennial report &
the Legislature will come from the hand
OF the printer early next week. Tho de
lay in issuing Il il from the immcnu
amount OF typo-sciiing. II Will be- a bool
covering about go pages Of printed tables
etc, aud will be one oi the fullest ever Is
sued by any city. Every dollar oi oxpcnd
iiurc made, showing 81 whom aud io
what, will be- given Ia H. details, and eacl
item OF work done aud iis cost will b
shown In full. This report will be a GET
In H. way. IL Is made mp TO January
1850
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The Tariff lliIls.

WAsnINGToN, Van. 2S. Chairman Mills
says that he believes that the Committee
ON WAYS and Means will find il necessary
To refer the Senate amendments TO the
House tariff bill to the experts OF the
Treasury Department to secure compute.
tions on the probable effect Of the changes
proposed, and this proceeding, together
with the necessary deliberate consdcm.
ton that must be given 10 those amend.
ments which make such radical changes
as are proposed 10y the sections providing
for tariff commission and those relating
10 undorvaluation, will take some time.
Still he is positively OF the opinion that
the committee will be able 10 report the
bill and amendments back TO the House
in season for its action this Congress.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
A BIO FIRE IN DULUTH.
Tho Grand opera-H ousb and Other Build
inRs Destroyed.

Tho Grand Opera-Housb and Other Build
ings Destroyed.
DuLuru, Mimi, Jan. 2s.-Firc was dis
covered in the Grand Opcra-housc shortly
before o'clock this morning. Il started
In the basement, and was soon beyond
control, although the whole fire depart
ment was early ON the spot. At $3.50
o'clock am. the building was a total loss.
A row Of frame buildings next the opera.
house were in great danger, but all were
saved except the posIoilicc, which was
consumed. All the mails were safely re-
moved. The Hotel ~. Louis, Just across
the street, WIS threatened, aud the guests
moved ont. but the flames did not attack
this building. There were i've stores aud
numerous uppcr-ioor tcncmcnls IN tho
opera house building. state senator White.
man was removed Ia q dazed condition.
MANY OF the tenants lost their effects The
tenants ON the ground ilOor oi the opera
house building were Royce x 1olman,
druggists; j. T. Condor, general furnish
| ING goods general offices Wisconsin Cen.
trail Railroad W. G.. Sargent coal and
wood office. Osborne u Frazer, dealers In
safes, West Duluth Land Campany's Of.
| flee, NJ. NJ. tiascr, iamily groceries, and
/ Sicg Lew, wholesale liquor dealer Up.
stain. on the lint floor, are the Offices Of
various lumber firms aud lawyers and on
/ the second foort the Chamber Of Commerce,
music rooms, ole.
The opcra-housc was owned by Munsoll
X Markell. and cost sll2,OOG insured Tor
| $4,000. The principal losses outside Of
the opcm.house itself will be ~ follows.
l,oycc 4 10 man, druggists, loss about
$1,000. !. I. tondon, hats, 1000 NJ. VI.
Gascr. grocery, $1,000 Sicg. Levy, whole
sale liquors, sl2,UJO, ten other firms whose
losses cannot be- estimated now. In addi.
ton to the above. are the losses sustained
by the hosts Of office tenants. The total
loss will reach 100000 or more. The
front wall Of the oper-house fell into tho
street, but no one was hurt. At O'Clock
a. m. the fire was under control.
| A special Ia the Minneapolis Journal say.
the total loss will reach $4,000, insur
nuce $4,000
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under ten other counts of the indictment,
The Presidents Endorsement in this case
is as follows: 'SThs convict is sixty.nine
years of age. Prior TO his conviction he
was trusted andrcSpeCtcd by all who knew
him and all his dealings and intercourse
with his fellow men, both in business and
social life, had been such us to secure their
confidence and esteem. In the view take
of the application for his pardon, there is
no occasion to refer to the nature of his
oilense nor comment upon the evidence
upon which his ,conyiclion rests, further
than TO suggest that this is Il
case in which the actual and will
full intent TO deirud depend upon
influences somewhat uncertain. | have
rarely, II ever, seen a petition for eNecu-
tive clemency signed so numorously us the
one presented In this case by citizens of
great responsibility in business standing
The prisoner since his conviction has
aided the administration of the criminal
law by giving valuable testimony upon
the trial of another offender He has
endured his imprisonment thus far with
all the fortitude and resignation possible,
and has been scrupulouSly obedicnt to all
prison rules and regulations. Medical
proof produced before me fully establishes
the fact that, with advanced ace and
serious disabilities and by reason Of his
confinement he is physically and mentally
last failing, and am satisfied that he will
not survive his Imprisonment il much
longer extended. Every object sought to
be obtained by punishment OF crime will
be accomplished in my opinion, by a
Communication OF the convict's sentence TO
imprisonment for term OF five years and
six months, with allowance Of deductions
for good conduct. Such Communication is
therefore granted"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
PERSONAL POINTS.

v. 4. KrLtNo, Z. L. Ficklcn and Harry
T.. Coffin left last evening 10 represent the
Memphis Merchants Exchange nj the
opening Of the Cincinnati Chamber 81
Commerce.
Carr. Gro. ARNoLp. President Of the
New Memphis oil Company, accompanied
by his family. arrived in New York sun.
day. after visit TO Washington. He will
return home IN few days
l.. l.. Cnisp has been appointed m add.
tional delegate 10 represent the Memphis
Cotton Exchange at the opening Of the
Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce, and he
LETT last night for that city
W. W. CRASDALL, New York; 7. @.
Potrc. Cincinnati: J.. y. White, Hunts
willie. jeffrey Hazard. Providence, II. J..
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Inms.n. rl.n,. sen,rnce cn,n,nu,.h.

wAsuNGroS. Jan. 2s.-The President
has commuicd the sentence Of James u.
Fish. formerly President Of the Marine
National Bank, Of New York. who was
convicted in April, 1885, Of misapplying
the funds Of that bank aud sentenced June
q. 1885. TO ten ycars imprisonment In tho
state prison at Auburn, n, v, upon tho
first count Of the indictment, with the
statement that judgment Tor like punish.
ment will be entered upon conviction had
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B. LowENsTEIN g. BROS.
Hrlo has no equal for toilet use.

The House Committee on judiciary
held a special meeting yesterday 20 hear
addresses from members ul the Woman =
Suffrage Association in support Of an
amendment 10 the Constitution Of the
United States granting the elective fran
chisc to women. Among the speakers
were Susan y. Anthony, Elizabeth Bccchcr
Hooker, the Rev. Olympia Brown, Mn
Colby, editor OF the liOmdH's Journal, MIR,
Duniway, Of Oregon, aud others.
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b. LowENsTEIN g. BROS

The weather yesterday being unpropi
ticus made it rather bad. for shopping.
However, We propose TO give our patrons
the full benefit Of all goods advertised in
Sundays issue Of this paper; the prices
will DO maintained throughout the week
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Facts and Figure. Verified.

The following IL statement oi imports
received at the Memphis Cusiom.houso
during October November and December,
1883, accompanied by the names Of the
importers, with the value OF their imports
placed opposite TO their respective names.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hrrul,i given that :, ioh1 Morrison am
the legal oWncrui BOUNTY land Warrant No. la5i.
Dor ill acrys. issued under tho ne ui MHrh b isn
ln my name. and That mid Warrant having lrru
lusi or destroyed hayr made application i1 100
lnmmIa LnnnI mI rnn.Inn. I.I 4 ImnIlr.In
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Usr I'd CoIcman,s ko.ko cachou.

Senator Hale gave a breakfast yesterday
in the room Of the Senate Committee on
Naval affairs IN honor OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
Blaine, ut which a number OF Senators
wgrg present
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29

We reproduce above statement Of Capt.
T. I. Tobin. Surveyor OF Customs, pub
lishcd January 49, TO show the public how
much We outrank all would.bc competitors
IN our line 10 importing cigars direct from
Havana. We now receive imporiaiions
direct from Havana every week, and
though the past quarter shows that our
imports were only seven times that Of our
would-bc competitor, tho next quarter We
think will show ten times ~ much.
|. SANEtsoN q Co.,
Direct Importers Of Memphis.
Buy Jersey Tobacco.
MENrnn GnoCERY COMPANY,
Sole Agents.
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Notice to Stockholders.

Noiicc e. h,fcua given That the annual meeting
ni thr stock huidt o. uf ihU kansas tItY Memphis
birmingham RAILROAD tumIHuy viii Boz held of the
onioo ui che company. Doe che tly ui Memphis
Tenn. on MlUNL-UNN. thr tth inF ui linlfi
AIRY uuNt nt 10 O'Clock Doe tNU iurHuuuu. iuf tHr
election ui dirciurs and che transaction ~ such
other business us MAJ legally come hriuW thHU
Tho siutt tmuatrf hunts will o. r'ufri from 1Hu.
unry o. Issl. tu February ID IssI luIh date IuflH.
flyc. UtD N NEtIIIIuN. President
Is FORD, -sDUBU.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29

bOyKERY-At fernando. Miss Monday Inuu
ny -. l,sl. NJ ass O'Clock pm Mr. llEuil o.
D5rErny. arcl Be- years wife ui D. ". puckcry
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enhance personal
iJeauty is the daily
use of Ayers Hair
Nigor. No matter
what the color Of
!hc hair, this prepa-
ration gives it a lus-
tire and pliancy the
adds greatly to itA
charm, Should tho
hair he thin, harsh,
dry, or turning gray,
Ayers Hair Nigor
will restore tho
color, bring ont a
new growth, and
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IIIn

HYro, lIylo, IIylo at all druggists.
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render the old soft and shiny. For
keeping the scalp clean, cool, aud
healthy, there is no better preparation
In the market,
81 am free to confess that a trial ot
Ayers Hair Nigor has convinced mo
that Il Is a genuine article. Its use has
not only caused the hair Of my wife aud
dAnghter 10 be
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
Beauty

Is desired and admired by all. Among
the things which may best be done TO
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-29
Abundant and Glossy,

Abundant and Glossy,
but It has given my rather stunted mus
tache respectable length aud appear
Rncc, r. Button, Oakland, Ohio,
"My hair was coming out without
any assistance from my wife, either.
tried Ayers Hair Nigor, using only
one bottle, and | now have as line a
head of hair rs any one could wish for
r. T. SchmittOu Dickson, Tenn.
al have used Ayers Hair Nigor in my
family for number ot years, and ~.
gard II rs the best hair preparation ]
know Of. II keeps the scalp clean, tho
hair soft aud lively, aud preserves tho
original color. MY wife has used II for
long time with most satisfactory re-
suits " benjamin NJ, Johnson, NJ. d.,
Thomas Hill, Mo.
"My hair was becoming harsh aud dry.
hut after using half bottle " Ayers
Hair Vigor It grew black aud glossy. |
cannot express the Joy aud gratitude
feet. Mabel G. Hardy, Delnyan, Ill.
Ayers Hair VigOr,
PREPARED ny
Or. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold by Druggists and Pcriumcr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21
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POINTS OF ETIQUETTE.
Rulos Not Contained fn tho Popular
Works Social Department.


Works on Social Department.
After somewhat careful examination a
the various works on etiquette we are forced
10 the conclusion that. excellent as they arc,
much of practical value has been omitted.
Hence we present the following supple
rnentary rules for conduct, not IN TIC hope
If becoming a second Lord Chesterfc q. but
only desiring that the science Of good breed
ing may be advanced:
Don't cool your coffee in the finger bowl
When at table don't scratch your head
with your FORK.
Take your maps at home and your wife to
church.
Chew your food Thoroughly before sval-
lowing. This applies particularly 10 gum.
A gentleman should remove his hat on
entering the hall, out not necessarily his
false teeth.
It is no; considered good form 70 gnsw
popped corn oG tie cob u IS better TO cut
II Of with knife before eating.
A gentleman should raise bis hat on meet
ing lady friend, bat not necessarily bis
eyebrows.
mdelicate 10 ask a lady " she pants,
but YOU NAV INQUIRE II she is a devotoe Of
the pallet and easel
Don't break your engagements. and IN
less you know just about what Is best 10 say
don't break silence.
Girls should not whistle, but custom sarc-
/ tons Their PICKERING their lips occasionally =
when alone with their 0cauH.
f lis very iupo.ite T. ask a lady her age:
q but 4 you can Get hold ~ the family biole
custom sanctions the practice q iooking lle
matter up there.
/ I.a8ies should not whisper n company
+ C4ontcf rar. II they can. "a the qeas IRE
s7ordod tho company q ovcrh-arlng sfo1es
f for TIE rgeeness # She Co.
pontask your hostess bow she cooks her
-elerv. A lady who has tae art - preFssr-
f .ae a. e~pec. .al deIcscY docs not always j Ee
4 g. give the secret away
10 nCt eat more than one tooihpck ~
tsho People a5h-r greedy person, and.
+ nes es. foo free lr3 Esrce in sy,a food
+ bsa beer .acw- o. 4roiare ine gesfan.
In tread.ng ~. s. .11s f1ot the I'D irrros
~ eKruse sach &C. 7 beE To1r parcor,
tFrarerla ue. etc arf super seized iu
fHo heet circles ~ Forgive re ho~
cea1 yol e1pelt ms - see a1y tlirg 81
sa
j. taxing leavs r vTlr hosfsss sffer ?
rarfr RI ere refrss rrerts bsre beer served
tis cons fere5 . oe rate F1arF r courlss :
Dtarn vrr Go. -efs lrsfe ruf 81 shr's fe'
ffst r- arc rff csr-rIrg a0sF srT - th'
srrr E-s 1es rrr are more ilFeT - set
sr1tner i7r Fao.s
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21
TRAPPING A GORILLA.
The Farocity and Strength ~
gAsss UDtanahls kssst2

sa~ Astenisf.ies ho<es.AhlAaos al ths HiE
A ros - tlss N@lises-A3 EsAceantsf siSA
Serious kAssaiss kto~ ai4e @slss hs~
seusea k1is <@s,sorfs Aas~noos-
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-10-25

- emother manages her child, and more
SO than some Of them. it may b.
With the greatest possible care acci-
dents are OF frequent occurrence. Cars
are sometimes demolished, or 20 badly
injured asto render . trip to the repair
shops . necessity. By the rip" 10 meant
the repair yards, where slight disabili-
ties, such as the loss of . lung" are re.
paired. When the draw-bar BY means Of
which cars are coupled together is pulled
loose, the situation is described by tho
expressive words, "lung out, 10 which 10
generally added the bit of profsnity most
appropriate to the situation. A slungless"
car is as useless as a wagon without q
whifietree to which the horse should be
attached.
Chicago railroads demand more Of their
s%witchmen than do those of any other
city in the world. This is due to the hum
dreds Of miles Of track, far surprising
that OF any other city. with all Of
which he must be familiar. A single
trip frequently takes q crew to half
a-dozen yards filed with locomo-
tives and moving trains. They must
not only understand the different signals
in use, but be familiar with all the time
tables as we'll. A seemingly trifing
blunder may destroy much property aud
take away numbers Of lives. No very
disastrous accident has over occurred in
any Of the Chicago yards, which fact is
In itself q high encomium on the fidelity