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The sun., 1889-12-28
A NEW SAVANNAH LINER.
Reception on the KansRa City, Which VIII
Sail on Her Maiden Trip To-day.

Reception on the Kansas City, Which VIII
Sail on Her Maiden Trip To-day.
Half million dollars are represented In
tho new steamship Kansas City OF the Savan-
nah line, and at least half o thousand men and
women attended the reception given on board
yesterday by the company to its friends. The
Hungarian band played music In the main
saloon. while the visitors roamed in and out OF
the staterooms and halls. Some ladies even
ventured down into the engine room. whore
everything was clean as pin. and through the
kitchen and pantry, with their tiled floors. The
sides of the cabin are finished In polished satin
wood. sycamore, and white mahogany. the cell
inRs being ivory white and gold.
Among the stsemship men gre present I,, were were
line, Capt Sinclair Stewart. Capt. Spicer. MIR.
II. B. Plant. BENJAMIN hampton, Geoi &c. Y.
stonnelonn nii line. Andrew Chisholm, and p. I.
Le Foure, superintendent OF the sayannah line.
Tho ss ens g ss the ee Sss@ 4 ss
depth. 27 feet 9 inches Engines gre 5000
horse power: cylinders are 33 inches, "a inches;
incl inohes s She Is steel Vessel OF 1000 tons gross
measurement, having five water-tight com.
elevators. electric lights and bells. steam
steering gear In fact, all the modern improve
mepts She was planned by SnPernthendens aha
built and fitted out by John Roach at Chester.
Pa. She will be commanded BY the Connie mo-
aids win be chief mate. Howell Carpenter: chief
engineer, /. c. smith: first assiotant en-.
gineer, John Taylor; second mate. Ernest
Gould purser Charles Pochon, and steward:
Thomas Gaines. She will carry crew Of
siXty-tiye men oil told.
fruit trade between Florida and New York. but
her passenger accommodations are the princi.
pal feature. She can carry ll6 first-class. 54
intermediate and so steeraRe passengers. Her
average passage Ia estimated at fGrty-eight
hours between ports. Engineer Smith hopes
fn eynfa m n nftaAD hour
she is In working order. She will sail ut +. Nj.
to-day on her maiden trip.
The Kansas City takes the place OF the City
OF Savannah which vessel will sail from Boston
in the future.
The sun., 1889-12-28
NEWS OF TEE RAILRoADA
Latest Inform -. ION OF Interest From All
Quarters.

Latest Inform - ION OF Interest From All
Quarters.
Tho annual statement for 1889. prepared
by Trainmaster H. G. QuiRg Of the Long Island
Railroad, shows healthy growth OF business.
During this year 227,s41 passenger trains and
11.258 freight trains were run. being an In
crease over the previous fiscal year OF 2.764
passenger and 1853 freight trains. There was
an increase Of 100000 miles In the mileage
made by trains this year over last year.
A new rule on the New York Central Is that
signal tenders shall display red flag or a red
light for Eve minutes after q train has passed; (;
then green signal for the succeeding five
minutes. This 10 q pretty sure preventative Of
rear-end collisions
T. T. Frazier has been appointed agent for
the Central Railroad OF New Jersey at Roselle
in the place Of George H. Rawlins. resigned. L.
B. Smith will take the place OF w. ii. WILCOX at
Elizabeth on Jan. !.
muters think more of the trainmen than those
OF the Delaware. Laokawanna and western.
On Thursday e committee from the COM
Pomeroy, and W. H. Seward. presented the
railroad association with concert grand piano.
which they. placed In the parlors over the Ho-
boken depot
The cause Of Vice President shinn's With;
Railroad, it is said in Boston. was a difference
OF opinion between himself and a majority Of
the directors on questions relating to 1relght
business. MIR. Shnn tried to secure united
demurrage and credits. but failing, in this, he
entered upon a policy which proved rather DIS
astrous to the road Notwithstanding that in
theory he was undoubtedly right. In the tlrst
place he denied to patrons the credit which
in addition to this he levied what were consid-
cred onerous demurrage CHARGES upon cars
from which freight was not promptly removed;
that he was right, and he refused to change
his policy. hence his resignation.
A despatch from Lexington. Ky. says:
"Twenty-seven freight conductors have been bee
road because they belonged to the Brotherhood
OF Railway Conductors. There Is great indtR-
nation among employees OF the road. and q
strike may result.
Articles Of association Of the Troy and New
England Railway Company were hled TO-DAY
with tho Secretary OF State. The capital Is
some point on the dividing line between the
States OF New York and Massachusetts, In the
town OF Canaan. Columbia county. The direc-
tors are Walter p. Warren. Charles v. ,TillipR-
Jr:. n. +, Cutler Henry H. Darling Lewis E.
Gurley, Edward F. Murray. Charles E Patter-
son. William Kemp, James A. Averill. Andrew
Smart. and Edgar Lynch.
A special meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Belle Gap and the Cleariield and Jefferson
railroads was neld IN Philadolphia yesterday.
at which II was decided 10 conSoiidate the TWO
roNds under the name Of the Pennsylvania ana
dation to take effect jan l. 1890. The eapltal
stock OF the new company will be $l.060.OO0.
and the bonded Indebtedness the same amount.
The sun., 1889-12-28
Landlord KrellIps Tries 60 Drown Himself

John W. Kreiling, 50 years old, wanted to
kill himself yesterday. He sprang into the
North River from the Weehawken ierryboat
Midland of Forty-second street. Kreiling
owns a small emigrant boarding house at $50
panrl street called the Some Hotel. He re-
Gently got married. Business has not been
prosperous for some time.
look for Immigrants at Castle Garden who
would stop at his house. From there he went
boat Midland ut the foot OF West Forty-second
street at 2 o'clock,
When the boat got outside q tho DOCK hreli-
the inRboat Ellis resoued the would-b suicide
He WAS sent to Bellevue Hospital as prisoner
and will be arraigned at Yorkyille Court to-day
The sun., 1889-12-28
A span OF q Rriage Falls.

W1Ln1AMsPoRT, Pa, Dec. N.-One span OF
the new bridge over the river at Market street.
which had not been fully fastened in position.
went down this afternoon when heavy load OF
lumber was driven upon It. The team and
four mon went with 1t. falling about thirty feet.
William Somers. one OF the men employed on
the bridge. whose homo is in Rochester. n. y.
was killed. Burt Thompson. driver OF the
team: John Daley. and Frank Gable. the latter
foreman OF the bridge men. were all consider
ably Injured The driver was warned by the
bridge men not to drive on the dangerous
span. but he went ahead regardless OF the
noticA
The sun., 1889-12-28
REPUBLIC OR ANARCHY.
Restoration OF the Monarchy In Brazil In
possible, Minister Bsrboza says.

possible, Minister B0rbozA says.
WASHINGTON, Dec. N.-Mr. Valent, the
Brazilian Minister. has received cablegram
from Ruy Barboza. the Minister Of Finance OF
the Provisional Government OF Brazil dated
Rio Janeiro. Dec. az. Of which the following ts
translation:
"Stlveira Martins. who was transported has
acknowledged to the police authorities the
wisdom Of the act OF banishment. Ex-Premier
Ouro Preto has been banished on account Of
acts Of conspiracy on the part of his followers
The imperial family. because OF their haV-
ing changed their attitude taken here, from
acouiescence to encouragement Of the preten-
stons of reaction. and making this the cause OF
the throne. were deprived Of the civil list and
the subsidy. The Provisional Government
maintained the civil list as as act OF mere toll
erance, unheard OF in any other revolution. and
added to this subsidy Of S2.500.oOO The En-
peror accepted both here. but on his arrival In
Europe under the advice OF disastr9ps% M % % Sonn ,5e
monarchy, refused the subsidy because it was
an act Of the revolution. but accepted the civil
list as q right based upon law: In view OF tnls
denial OF tho legitimacy, OF the reyolution.
which has been sanctioned by the whole coun;;
subsidy Was an act Of mere common sense;
These measures have here met Win RenefAi
fet Europe reflect on her revolutions Of;
fected at the expense OF floods Of blood and
great financial disasters; We have have acc accom- IN
plished ours without one drop OF plood ann tne
himself In the most trying moments must pc
cretion and Judgment We shall continue to
1esneot ali rights, maintain the tribunals, Or
panize the administration. observe all con
tracts. and keep up tho budget; but any AZ;
with impiacable severity. Commerce. agrlcul-
ture. and the working classes cnli upon us
to assume this attitude. We shall hand over
10 the Constitutional Convention tho repnDIo
intact Those who believe that this CohSentioaa
is called to decide between the republic rsh1 ana
is out OF the question. The constitutional Son-
yentIon will only have to organize the repuppMc,
There is no more monarchic party mere. 1no
European press should not be misleu py news
papers whose machinatlons hre heTg ooI1IIso It,
either Of amazemenSo or dnrlsion; these , iaiS iaiS
turbance. but the dilemma now is simply repuo-
''1 LONDON. Dec. 27.-PortuGal., Germany and
italy will shortly send a circular note 10 the ne
Provisional Government oi bms bri ~ reeard 70
the naturalization OF foreigners residing IN
opoaro. Dec. 27.-Dom Pedro. to-day visited
the memorial chapel OF Carlos AlpeiSo OF oh,- NJ
dinia and the chateau where the inther oi mo
late King Victor Emanuei OF Italy oieu'
Cable advices received by Charles n flint q
~ vestarday duote exchange at "a at PaIa
The cable Is broken between Para and ma
rRpham, which occasions quite a aelay III 'ho
transm ssion OF messages from ia .,, ,..v,
Brazil at Washington. telegrapns ~ pos ~ nrn. a.
Flint Co. that he has received cables PIE es
parinR him for bad news. be' however, thlEAs
The Government is strong.
The sun., 1889-12-28
Police Transfers and Discipline.

The Police Commissioners yesterday dis
missed Poce men John hunson OF the Charles street
station and william CaEneY Of tho East l26th street
station. MunSonS offence was being OF post in :
sAIoon. CAgney walked into the Harlem River while
drunk.
Policeman Peter r. Sheridan OF tho DolAncOy street
station was nned fifteen days pay charge OF FoinR
Into n basement In uniform and making an improper
proposal to n young girl
Tfansfers-foicemenw Walter Valley, from Union
Market to West IOHh street: Morris Mccarthy, from
HInREbrdRe TO Bast Eighty eighth street, Brennan
from kngabridvs to last Eighty eighth street Neville
from East KiRhty. eighth street TO horriBAnih-
The sun., 1889-12-28
A Burglar Who DidA't Know How to Keep
Quiet.

Mrs. Lena Burns OF "a East 134th street had
$500 worth OF clothing stolen last August Detectives
Price and Mott OF the Twenty ninth precinct suspected
John RoEers eK.conyioL who lived tho door be-
meath ArS Burns Rogers disappeared Lately his wife
who said 10 have been an ectIeeA In Edward HArr
RAus company, found 70 he IiTtnR At 1870 LeLng-
ton avenue When Price and Mott went 70 the house on
Thursday night they found crowd on the Sidewalk
The people said man had chased out the tenants with
carving knife Tho man was Rogert who was arrested
The sun., 1889-12-28
where Yesteraay's Fires Were.

A. M-4:40. S07 Ninth avenue. PATRICK No
AAnus's apartments damage SSoo,
P.M-l2.40 ~ Water street. u L. Murray Co,
dealers In cotton damage slight; 1850 i.e2e Ninth
avenue Mary AcGlynn's apartments damage eI."O;
1929 1903 Broadway. John J; Aliens hotel dHmAgo
SOD; 1880 $40 East seventy.SiXth street cellar.
damage 500; a;lS L6t5 BroAdwAy John fTieilanders
street S9ot0o B!4u l7s Mulberry street; sample card
factory. damage $500; 6;i5. foot Of West Houston
street steamship Queen Of tho National Line, damage
The sun., 1889-12-28
The Proo,n,mlnr OF King Carlos.

LISBON. Dec. 27.-The programme for the
great festival tomorrow s as follows;
Carlos l. will proceed at II A N. to the Palace Of
Necessidades and there before the assembled CorteA
take the oath of ONCE He will then bo proclaimed to
the people from balcony of the palace King Of Po
tuRa and Algnrves procession will then be formed
the KING and All tho state dignitarep who viii 20
10 the Church OF Sauo Domingo and hear the Te Deum
and thence to the Town ALL whore the President OF
the Municipal Government will hand 70 the King the
keys OF the city In the evening the city will
be illuminated, and Sunday there will be grand
review OF tho garrison.
Places for the show selling at high prices and bou.
Duets are in enormous demand
The sun., 1889-12-28
rrnnna Tor OkIahoma.

WASHINGTON, Dec. T.-Acting upon in
strnctions from the War Department, Con.
Merritt, commanding the Department OF the
Missouri. has ordered two companies OF cavalry
to Oklahoma. to remain there until after thS
local election which takes place on Lhe 901a 9Uea
are 10 The eject that there Is no like kelihood OF
Sny serIous trou BILE there on election day.
The sun., 1889-12-28
DR.. MeLean's Estate Sued for Nearly .
Million.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 27-The estate Of the late
Dr. James H. Mclean sued to- day for sso5.ooo The
plaintiff In the is william Jackson and the defend
ants are L. ?. Campbell AudJ. II. Crane. surviving
ecutorn OF the the last named being also admin
iStrAtor of the estate OF MTA J. II. Mclean who died
shortly after husband The suit grows Of the
Hnle OF lOOOOOo worth of bonds of the CArbondAle
Lean agreed 20 take the bonds and fu5n,.h the money
Mclean took JGckSon share OF the bonds on his hAnde
for q cent OF thrir face value. DIR Mclean paid
tors retained the honda but failed H is ALLEGED carry
out the contract
The sun., 1889-12-28
His WHO hsA Taken Poison.

When Peter HussinR a laborer reached his
home at " South Prth returning from work
last evening his wife Mary unconscious the bed
There was an odoF OF carbolie acid In the air which
eRme from q tumbler containing some OF the poison,
out Of which the woman according OF the chill
aTsn had drunk long before She was conyeJed 70
81 VincsnTs Hospital and likely 70 die She has been
acting quesTY ever since hho lost child about IWo
HaoDthA AGes
The sun., 1889-12-28
rhn Nsu Mln,atrr or Newfounalaud.

HALIFAX, Doc. 27.-Following is the compost
ton of the new Ministry of Newfoundland;
Attorney eneral and Premior-slr william " White
way. ,
Colonial secretary-The Hon Robert Bond.
Receiver-General-The Hon. Richard H. ODwyer.
Financial BeoretAry--The Hon John study.
Chairman OF the board OF Works-Tho Hon. James
Day 60, +, ,r.
Without portfolio-The Hon A hAkay. the Hon
The nominations will be made on JAN and the eiee
ton will be held on Jan. IL There will probably be
conte1t in eYery case.
The sun., 1889-12-28

MEcHAN1csvI11E N. Y, Dec. GA short
age of 81. 800 has been found in the accounts Of
Darwin ]. Hubbs as committee OF the estate OF
Charles Best. OF which he had the settlement.
Of his ather q and his father in laws names as
endorsers to negotiable paper has caused him
to seek refuge from disgrace In suicide. He
will probably not prove fatal. Before the dis
covery OF his forgeries and defalcations Hubbs
had a strong backing to his application to bO
appointed Postmaster OF the village.
The sun., 1889-12-28
WAR SHIPS GOING TO PonzUeAl.

Tho British Squadron OF Action Preparing
to Move to Lisbon.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-The British squadron
OF action has been ordered to rendezvous at
Gibraltar In order to be In readiness to move
at once to Lisbon. The Temeraire has already
arrived, aud the Colossus and Benbow left
NJ alta this afternoon. This Is interpreted as
Indicating that the Goyernment no longer ap;
prehends that quasi warlike movement Will
In the way Of peaceful solution Of the troubles.
The sun., 1889-12-28

BOMBAY. Dec. 27.-The native Congress has
agreed upon plan of political organization for India
which ia to be presented to Parliament Tho essential
features that there shall be popular electoral or
representative body formed upon the basis OF twelve
body be bv inner one formed OF selected
persons from Its number, and an imperial council
constituted upon tho basis OF member for every
Of the population. Provincial councils arc also
III. BrndlAugh will frame the bill and introduce II
Into Parliament
The sun., 1889-12-28

Mr.. Hugh Farrar MacDermott. tho poet and
weILknown writer very sick At the Hotel
Gladstone with heart trouble About ten days ago Mr.
ManDormott ran some distance for street car The
eIerton proStratsd him and for day or two his CON
oItion was critical lie has partially recovered from
this attack, but 10 Stnl confined 70 his room
The sun., 1889-12-28

CAIRO, Dec. 6-The conduct OF the United
stAtss agent Mr. Eugene sehuyler during tue tecshs
80, ~ ,hn Prime. OF Wales In Egypt the subject Of
muob comment 10 high circles here II has Hansprea
thai Mr. SCHUYLER advocated AgainSt all hrs coIsAEnsS
french and GermAn included IlAt Tue % honnI
% ,bose Usually observed toward any other heir 10
EuFoDaAn crown.
The sun., 1889-12-28
Damage In OswssO HArbOr by tho storm.

oswEao. Dec. 27.-The wind attained ve-
locIty of ffty-two miles an hour at o'clock
last evening. and considerable damage was
done. A norton OF tho new Government
bTsakwater forty feet In length and nVe In
depth was Washed away. Several ehipneys
trSas nnrooted. Six OF the large poplars and
Two huge elm trees standing In the avenue
LEADING 10 Fort Ontario. which have Withstood
The sun., 1889-12-28
Count Korolyi Dies while Hunting

VIENNA, Dec. 27.-Count Alloys Karolyi dc
Nagy-Karoly formerly Austrian Ambassador to Great
Britain and Germany. died suddenly while hunting on
his estate at Pressburg Hungary.
lie WAS hunting on horseback. Whom found his neck
was broken 1t 10 certain whether he attacked
by apopexy and fell from his horse whether he fell
hrnke hia
The sun., 1889-12-28

DANvERs, Mass, Dec. 27.-Heirs OF Gilman A.
KimbAll of Middleton have brought suit for 5000
aRAinst the Redmens FrAtsrual Accident AGlocAtioA
OF Clinton, Mass In behalf Of his widow Mr. kimeailn
death drOphobiA and thei Association de-
nies It's liability under accident policy
The sun., 1889-12-28

MUNICH Dec. 27.-Three Franciscan nuns at
Dachau near this city, have been sentenced to imprS
onment for practising tho hysteri
cal credulity OF Rir pupil and decoiving her by
various Illusions OF pretended supernatural character
The sun., 1889-12-28
serpn Pinto Returning to Europe.

LISBON. Dec. 27.-Serpa Pinto is returning to
The Governmsnt declare tiat the gSh otcias have
written him their thanks for his services IN SyassRAnd
The sun., 1889-12-28
From tn. Elevated station to the street.

A man who had fallen or jumped into the
street from tho top sepS of elevated uptown station
Canal street and the Bowery was taken TO the Cham
bers street Hospital AT 20 O'Clock last night with
broken knee Tho EidrdRe street police have his name
as Henry Cummings from boston and his address, IN
the Putnam HOuHe- AZ the hospth ne - uo"h ~
Harry Coleman OF 20 BoWery.
The sun., 1889-12-28
MeGInty's Latest.

Down went Ao0tnty
10 the nearest drug store,
Dressed In his best suit OF clothes.
TO get . box Of CoAllne PoWderA
PoI he'd bSen out the night before.
Aud they're great In the morning.
A every one knONA-Aa0
The sun., 1889-12-28
The Mig Draw Bridge Daaasss.

During tho gale on Thursday night the draw
bridge OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad across
Arthur EiIs from Arlington, l.. to EEAbsthport was
closed with such violence by tho wind ~ to brssk
SsyeTnI cogR wheels Of the machinery. The bridge,
however viii In working order on New Years Day,
whom the nTSt train viii pass over IT.
The sun., 1889-12-28

BoRpENrowN. Dec. 27.-Mrs. Della Parnell.
the mother of Charles Stuart Parnel she has
cniyed only OF tho 5000 reported to have
beon her and that when all her obligations
are there will be only small margin left for future
necessities.
The sun., 1889-12-28
Tho Grant Locomotive Works Going to
Chicago.

1t Ia now pretty definitely decided that tho
Grant Locomotive orks be removed from Pater-
son TO Chicago il 10 said they will be made the largest
locomotive works In the country.
The sun., 1889-12-28
"Jea Prouty's" fortunes.

Il was reported last night that Rich and
HGrrIS managers OF the comedy OF life called
Jsd PTouty had given the play up for good retiring
several o1SAndS out OF pocket the venture Come
dian 0odey, II WAS reported IL still playing II In the
oFcuith
The sun., 1889-12-28

When Louis Dillman returned from work last
night to his home. 30 Grand street. WiamSburRh he
found the doSr locked the inside His wife had been
acting 30 strangely of late that he feared she might
have injured herself and 40 ho ran 20 the bedIoTd aye
nuo police station. A policeman who returned with
him broke the door open: and As hS did 60 hra Dnan
throat with . case knife She taken 10 1T Oath
crimes Hospital There II hopes OF her recovery.
The sun., 1889-12-28
Em,u Pashn Has q Relapse.

ZANZIBAR, Dec. 27.--Emin Pasha has had
relapse. There is secondary hemorrhage from
the ear, and great anxiety is felt.
The sun., 1889-12-28
Sale OF Albert METERS Seat In the CineIn.
natl stock Exchange.
Suit Over an Accident Policy.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 27.-Albert Meters seat II
the Stock Exchange was sold auction to-day for S45
10 Henry worthinEtOn- There were six bidderA
The sun., 1889-12-28
No Ice.

ar. PAUL, Dec. 27.-The directors Of the Car. q:
niVRi Association have dsteInAlhee W ~S~@~N- -
balldinE ot an Ice palace"
The sun., 1889-12-28

When Baby was sick, We gave her cASsoria,
whsn shS was Child, she cried fer cAStSrias
when she became Ni1I. she chung 70 cASaOria.
Whsa shs had cLndEsa. shs gave thsA oasASsiA
The sun., 1889-12-28

A new rulo on the New York Central is that
signal tenders shall display q red flag or a red
light for Eve minutes after train has passed ;
then a green signal for the succeeding five
minutes. This is pretty sure preventative Of
reBr-end collisions.
The sun., 1889-12-28

T. T. Frazier has been appointed agent for
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey at Roselle
B. Smith will take the place Of w. H. Wilcox at
Elizabeth on Jan !.
The sun., 1889-12-28

Perhaps there is no railroad whose COM
OF the Delaware. Laokawanna and Western.
On Thursday COMMITTEE, from the COM
Pomeroy, and W. H. Seward. presented the
railroad association with concert grand Eiano.
which they placed in the parlors over the Ho-
boken DEPOT
The sun., 1889-12-28

A special meeting Of the stockholders OF tho
railroads was neia IN philadelphia yesterday,
at which It was decided TO consolidate the two
Northwestern Railroad COMPANY. the consoli;
dation to take effect Jan l. 1872 The zap Saptal dSa
The sun., 1889-12-28

Senator Harris and Republican colleague
Y fsitsd tho Supreme Court chamber to-day on
" tour OF Inspection. Senator Harris served
hoLice that the court would have TO move dur
Ng the February recess. which lasts month;
me Senators wanted more rooms. he said ana
Ss sTs R harassng the life out OF the C2mmItGPo P9
ayor Of erecting a building for the court
SM 1t would take at least five years 10
ready for occupancy. ana me
lia 9p1ee aud must have themi, The court
= tSOeld ors have TO be provided with temporary
quarters elsewhere. He eald that tho Senate
sould pass resolution providing other QUAR-
Sli Slin, lot ne court Immediately upon resSsemh, M
EithEE and that the court would be out OF mo
SSSSlldng In March. Others. however, do not
sIie IN senator Harris's optimism. as II VIII take
sotVa' soV.' resolutiono oi both Houses TO remove inc
SSVeiL and II is thought that the measure can
-V'go through the House speedily.
Yen. Thomas ]. Brady OF star route fame has
NApReared In public with a suit RRainst Still
y Ahulehlns and HRll0t KilbournO Of this city
The sun., 1889-12-28

Twenty-seven freight conductors have been
discharged from the Cincinnati southern Rail;
road because they belonged to the Brotherhood
nation among employees OF the road. and a
Rtriko NAV result"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-11
At q Dinner PARTY.

MI. Hodgkins aside to Mrs Hodg-
kins)-GOsh, Maria, i got no less than
six forks by my plate.
Mrs. H0dgkius-Hush! You must
not notice it.
Mr.. HOdgkins-Bu: thunder! thero
must be some mistake. Idon't want
TO corner the fork market.
Mrs. Hodgkins-No. it's all right.
JeR. l toll You.
Mr.. H0dgkinsEWell. Of course it's
oil we'll enough to have plenty OF forks;
bat l amt never gOin' to drop that
many on the fiooe AZ one m,al-Chi-
eAgo American.