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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN AUTHORS.
WHAT AN ENGILSHMAN THINKS OF COLON Ell
HIGGINsoN'S CHAUTAUoUA SPEECH.

WHAT AN ENGLLsHMAN THINKS OF COLONEL
HIGGINSON'S CHAUTAUQUA SPEECH.
To the Edi OF The Tribune.
Sir: by your courtesy | should like to offer a
short comment the extraordinary uttcrances Of
Colonel I. W. lliginson at Chautauqua reported
In The Tribune Of August and One fails to see
why this speaker, who is ex-divne, should go out
Of his way 70 bear false witness against the English
people in the course OF his talks to American
audience about American millionares and American
writers. ! quote the following passage: Here as
nowhere else the author stands free and dgniod in
his profession, with no class above him. How does a
literary stand to-day in England So long as
nc is not raised 10 the peeragc he takes rank below
the meanest man who has BEEN and II, like TcnnysOn.
he consents TO Join IT, lie has the extreme felicity Of
being followed in that body by "A prosperous brewer
! am surprised at the clerical warriors arlstOcato
sheer at his equal fellow citizen, the worthy brewer.
but we are discussing the doctrine Of caste.
one has right to expect iucldity in a Chaauqusn
oracle and il would have been but common straight
forwardness have explained precisely what he meant
~ the words takes rank"
The subject Of the prcseliment was Literature as
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HUDSON RIVER ROCTE.-New.York % wHt Point.
George lake Champaign Adirondacks Montreal and Que.
bee Hudson River steamers Contains special MAPS
Cat,kll and Adirondack Mountains.
SARATOGA ILLUSTRATED. - Guide 10 Saratoga
Springs with maps and Wo0d-cuts.
SEASIDE RESORTS the Atlantic Coast Maine 20
Florida
NORTHER RESORJS-Doston 10 the White Noun.
a!ns Lake Memphrcmagog Gr'en MountIin-. Lah" Cham
plain. Ordcnsburg Montreal and Quebec.
PENNSYLVANIA COAL ETTIONS.-SeW .York and
Philadelphia Esston. bethlehem. Delaware Water Gap.
Mauch Chunk Scranton Harrisburg and wllliausport.
ERIE RAILWAY ROT TT cw-York u Ithacn. Wat
kins Glen Rochester Dunhirh Buffalo. Chautauqua Lake
and Niagara Falls Via Eric Railway and branches.
QUA LAKE, NIAGARA FALLS AID TnOUSAND
ISLANDs.-via New-york Central RR end Il. W & o..
EE.
NEWPORT ROCTE.--New.York 10 Boeton VIA New.
port and Fall River. With descriptions Of Newport and
Sarragansett Bay.
CONNECTICUT RIVER ROUTE-NcwYOrk 70 the
White MOunt1ns Via n. Y and y. II. and Conn River RI
NETWORK TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
AND WAsIlSGTON.-Wlth full description Of Wash-
incton.
CITY OF w.YORK.-C obtaining descriptions Of the
Public Buidlngs Lists Of Hotels Places Of Amusement
Libraries &c. Street Directory Travellers Directory and
Map Of New.York. sc.
lIsc b. mail 25 cents each.
TAiNrOR BROTHERS a co,
10 and 90 Astor Place, New.York.
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Ire Cream

FACT.-Hor;onf Ice Cream i made from pusc cream
a Horton, Patent superb Bricks Of lee Cr an oi
-taurant. Churches Festivals. &c. Will keep haU one
hour Country ordcr. pror PITY alcd Dcpoi,-3oo an
AVE. COS Gthaye IFS PARK Row, 40 East 121tht New
York and ij3 FultOn.st.. brooklyn
A pyEETIsEMEXTs FOE prG THE t.n N.W'Y9 PIE
PTOWN OFFICES, So. .235 Broad way, corner Ihrty'
nr,;. untA p r. 9io BroatHay oetScrn d"Wy9t. We
TTsnty.tnrd'st corner Fghtn-aye.; l52 SiNth;ave.;
i5s fourtiayc. corner Fol.t.c4tn-st go Thrd:atr.
rrstet i7o9 Fir,ta,ei lo6 W. "rty-,ecCrd 81
Snth-aVc. ard SiNty-'chth--t ana 90 Lil.itF~t ana
the HArLTI OFFICE. $50 East one.hundie and
twenty -ffth~; uU g. D. IN. at regular once rates
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Cdm Schools.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF HEw.YoRX.
LAW SCHOOL.

Il
LAW SCHOOL.
JOHN HALL. D. D.. Ii. D.. Chancellor
HENRY NJ. Mac, lsACkEN ID, LII D., Ncc-C hanc"lor
DAVID H. JAQUES, Ill. D.. Dean Of La" Faculty
The tirtysecond session begins oct J. 1880 and ends
June !, 1871
The cour.e is designed to give the student:
thorough preparation for the examinations required Tor
admission To the Bar.
competent knowledge OF substantive law ana OF plead
ing evidence and practice
course OF annual sessions and thorough written a.
well A. oral examinations required fOr dryre. AD
allowance than year f. made FOR previous
elsewhere.
Provision has made for limited number Of scholar
ships 300 each TO be awarded at tc end OF the Junior
year.
SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL CLASS LECTURES, 1901
WILLIAM ALLtN BUTLER, LII. D, Admiralty and
MarltImr Law, Jurisdiction and Practice.
AUSTIN ABBOTT. LII. D.. Preparation for Trial.
CHARLES r. MCLEAN, J. l. D.. Criminal Law
CEPHAS BRAINERD. Esq, international Law.
\. \. I;EDFlELD. ESD Restraints on 1estamcntlry
Hon MYEK 5. IsAACS. Examination OF Titles to Real
Estate.
For catalogues, &c. apply 70 =, ,,.s.,.,,
Equitable Building. 100 Broadway Ncw-fork
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INSTRUCTION.
For Young Ladics-COrntry.


vy,UF OSSINlNG SEMINARY,
sing sing tho Hudson
school of the highest class Tor young IaGlcs uhoTr
tho SUPER, ison ~ couEci including I'v DIS y ~
otmrr eminent friends OF education. Terms moderate
93l year begins pt Il. 1870. Miss T. H. siEIRAKD'
Principal
TIME MISSES ANABLE'S BOARDING SCHOOL, FOR
4 YOUNG LADIES. New Bruins wick, \. j., VIII r.
open Sept. @fth. Students prepared for college
rY,Hr HANNAH MORE ACADEMY for glhs-We-t"rn
Mayald Ia lroad-Lon- noted f9r hca.ufulnc.s care
rIl ira ming and tho Ouch m-trrctson. Rev ARTHUR j.
RICH \. NJ. NJ. D. moar Baltimore. Rei't"rsto"h Nlu:
rPEMPLE GEOvE LADIES' SEMINARY, saratogs
:;prngs. y l-ih.rty--lNth year befns Sspf eb,
VTvIOX uNIL - NiNA'Y, Jana ca, Long Islind Ny.
Is Mis- ANNA p. TOWNSEND. Principal.
yIJ AT.NUT LANE sCHOOL-Furmerly Modame Glenn
" vnt's-'icrmautoNn, Philadelphia. BOARDING. ana Day
school for Young Ladies. 34th year opens Scpenoct
Academca and College PrGparst"y Conrsgs rus sn'ef
Mr.. THEODORA Il. RICHARDS Principal -,.,
Miss SARA LOUISA TRACY \. NJ. Associate Princ'pa.
yGrrsr WALNUT STREET SEMINARY Coz YOUNG
w laGi". 18th var j. provided for giving -ip riot
education in cOlag.at. eclectic and pwmr,CN G'payy
mcn,. also ii music and art Mrs HENRIETTA Kul|'
2.Oij Wainut->t. Philadelphia
w EST WALNUT STREET BOARDTNG SCHOOL FOR
w Gif;rS. 1901 walnut S. philadelphia. Pa Hone
liae thorough progressive Miss j. Trautmann Pm
fuJ ASD ~, ". FKANkLIN-NE, BALI M2K w.,
EH2 ND E0gcworth Boarding and Day school iof
Young Ladies VIII reopen thursday. sept ubor 10 -
year. Mrs. II. p LEtEBVEE. Principal
ctrn 4 VAR board md tuition. seminary Girls ;
~ E.DO $50. military academy boy-l. iI@h hrA n y
trorolgh. b 50 care. AGGr"s. EPISCOPAL SOhOoiS'
Hadlonncd. y. !.
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Jnsirnrflon.
For Bows and Young Men,

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A CLASS .OE BOYS Intermediate and advanced
n. grades prepared .Or college, law. scientific
schools and business. w. L. CHASE. 72 West 5othst
A e iisIULNES OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE: stats
"A. whether for boys giIls city o: country. l.. Y.
HUYSSOON. Amer School Bureau. W lith-st, NY
CIRCuLAEs Of SCHO'I.e. 10th sexes. city and coIn.
" y.uplIei with csrefrl advice 10 r'nts. MIRIAM
COYHIERE $50 shave, cor. 20tl-st
] II: NOISES SCHOOL EE9R BOYS: AZ Madison 10,
aud academic cour,fs Until sept. 10 the principals
address IS Cotuit. Mass.
a. KEMP PKOSSOR'S Glass for Boys,
LIZ 3lj MgolsOn-aye., cor i2d-st.
will reopen october Isl.
Number OF pupls limited. Individual attention.
Refers TO the following patrons
Revd. II Terry. y. d. James W. Gerard. Esq.
A. J. GsraDd, E,q. Hon. GIanNilc l.. Halves.
Andrew ii. Smith. VI. ID. A }. Wlit. Esq
ID CGET GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 40 West s2d-st.
IL Thorough preparation for College or business.
Address for circulars until sept 10,
Prof. CLINTON Bt Ring "a ansc Inn. y. Y.
Adirondack Camp for Boys.
G T. LOUIS COLLEGE, 224 West jSth.st. Central
- Park).-Strcty select Catholic school for boys Linn
tied number all lasguages primary commercial classical.
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Ecqa. Notices.

L
IN PIRSl' ANCE of an order made by lion.
4 .ury W Booastl,er. the 7tl dat ~ July. lS?O.
notice /. hereby given t. lll creditor, aud persons having
Inns AGAINST Hnury G. PHrAn lHt lt doing business IN
.a ct. and county q NtWAor,. tat th'N ar' r'1n q
- rr nt their claims Wen the vouchers therefor dulY
r'n.l to 49,, -ll-crsr r'r t-- Ep'n OF -1ul Hour g.
park, Tor n, b,u.n1 rIaGlt9r- NJ h' oCe. NO. 81
N,--an.st IN thr city o. Ncvl crA on or before the
"a fny u Scpt'luh,r. lr'o.
Dated Nov York. Juy =, 1890
THOMAS r. TAYLOR. Assignee.
HENRY s. VAN DUZEK. Attorney for assignee.
& rPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
= or NV. Y0I,K -i-idor Nicholson ana Mycr D.
com plaintiffs against John sch,ctcr. dcicndant-Sum-
10 NJ anoNc.nnuod defendant
tho complaint In this
action aud copy OF your answer ON the palnu'
attorney within tw,u' day. afi M >rrSc" of tl- >In
r,- exclusive he da! o. service. and ~ as II yori
fur. e. aup,ar answer Judgment VIII b" taken AGAINST
Won h. default. raiet demanded In me complain,
N''1 81 4 KCI;SHEEDr Pai.G', Attorney.
1r. and postoce address so Warren street. Nt"-l OK
tltr.
TO john ~chl"ch'r: ,.,.-
H.. or,rolue summons f. served upon Won bv puhlira
nn pirlput o. au 81 Hon. tor." ,. Andrews a
I.ti,. Of tc SaVr'ur Court 90 o." stat OF NrA-N ork
g,t-i ~, s.h day JUiy lS?o and He'd Win The COM
I,frt r clerk 90 fht Cay anu county OF
i.N. ora titf OF Nov -lor.
VI. i KTESUEtD1 Pia!ntiu, Attorney,
40 ( Warren street. N""-l OrH tltY.
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rlrbers.

MEXICAN aud foreign professors tutors go'elhesses
"a and teachers Of all branches Sc; sulpra 70
schools aid fag, tngl,h French Gerinah ava Spthish
buoken. MIRIAM COIKIEHE l00 5ti-afe, cor -oth-ss.
A REST TEACHERS American and Foreign, supplied
"A. for all branches, IT. all localities u" chalBe H.
l.RS WANTED. fee fJg registration loru or stiup,
4. Y. III lSSOON date Il. J.. ANcTyl American Schop
Bureau. West llthst y. \.
A NtpICAX AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A suut,s profe-or, Teachers, Tutors, Goycrnesses.
No. to Colleges schools and Families Apply To
Mir. ST g. YOTNG-FULTON. % Union square.
S,CUERMERHORN'h TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest and best known ~ L. s. INtaolshod 1870.
3 Fas; l4th-st.. y. Y.
ry,EACUEr NNTED.-Flrst-class sub.mastcr
ana in.trurtor In military tactics military school
tor snail bo,.. Addrc-, - {. =. Media. Penn.
ysy ANTFD An ,Np. rlcr"rd teacher IN nuthr nntcs; u
w ,,,,. ,.,u ulp T. q col graduate required Nd
G. r-- ". l.. UNXtN. 3,6 Lcn"N-at".. " y.
VurbNAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU lfOi
~ both seNc-l supplies professors teachers eoNernrsSes
musicians housekrepcrS companions cnaperohes &C. 10
college, schools and families also b0okkeepers. stenogra
uhrrs and copvi,t- to business firms. - .,,
~ Miss G. L. WERNER 500 SHAVE. New.York City.
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lneirncllou

For Boys and Young Mcn-County.
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A -A-THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
\ IoarIiYg and hou Tor t'iri-. 4Otl AZ pfu'
mt - Addr To- circular. 1870 Nohtlgn"--L
,II~S WHIrCOMEs SCHOOL Tor young It..7 and
wi bfrcu ~ V.rs.u.-t. a. Ntn. clH1r -It -. tair
III md, Instruction Cr'lat' OF app. ioi N l.
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Nrip pnblltnhons.
IN THE ODD NUMBER SERIES.
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81 WEST 23D.sT. NEw.YORK.
TAINTOR'S GUIDE-BOOkS.

Describe all Towns Stations AMI Hcsort- tho Routes
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND WOOD.CCTS.
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49, ~, -, .,o,,, pt''rGiv Sop,subcr 49, 27.h
y yS%"F i Mrs H. = 'f LFigEn9 9i PRINCIPAL
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h.ghf location aud genuine home WIN the most reDnc.
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ALgxANH 1ry o. crfdH %Sl i.lI?
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y FITS AcADEMY stmcr 81 go :sb yta' Or b ss reg
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Il 22S GFla"G'tic y y sysal n'atoa TO- 70 r5'g ;an
o''- "n-'r' -" n&nol F. '' Gr Fai fTa'as,pa
y oYs BOARDING. scnooL we,chS ss .a S and and
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Couutrn Doaro.

(, liver lake FARM Sharon Valley LltehnIena al.
~ Corn-IArec house with pa'zai tennis n9Llxx'e -
ing good table IS 10 ~. Mrs !. b. hAMii-'@-..-T..
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w goo1 fable cool service. good heghoornsocs nees
hc,lth attractive home for families superior irEvRE
at hand. Address ~
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In5trutiiou
For BOYS and Young Nc

For Bows and Young Men-City.
x,xIvrpsITv GRAMMAR SCHOOL t!3 lroaq" ,nyd
s.; z @fhHtaS Sq'EE'PGiF9ss'5 ~ y principals: 60 .,
yUEsT $50 ~cHooL s West ifs oe" dri! nsm
w collegiate sch SiIE ssr DONALDSON. A. NJ
For Young Ladies-City.
-A.-A.-rnE E RI I i seH? s5l....
boarding an1 Pny crh'o nr ior succeeding
Misc 1%Ia ROD M Mo aoaauc5 as twenty
tcntl yrar begins October J.. -----
A.T5 AH ELI HS}$$ G5s GIRLS
4 ~ r{ykkKK sssgTf FS @iasf 49, ss ~,
"a marathon for Harvard exlE,na%a~ Barnard ana al
COLLEGE fGi5 to + S%2Gs s STf3Ml ET e. WmoX
LAsslcAL sgnGoL re W:IS @is sad other COLLEGES.
%Ic%I. df, ,a n Mi,S H%' near I25-i
AcKs9y sgMX.G1 3 y 2os sa ad ' Saa l cSa;,
Ip HG'TdiR Ma a"a for FAY 'os Gr.uHGs well!
DSa9 fro S9G It for oq 5o y5 under ron
naIsS PEBBLES AND MISS THoMrsoNS
wi SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
90 and "a Fast 57:h-s:. NcwYork.
Address until sept. /. Of J. Kennedy Tod Co.
Bankers. IS Wall-st.. N y
Mss qFRqyf7r fe So rF6 2H 2JH drGr 1sr
Tire b.9rdng pupil, VIII d. taken
VI AR o Gd3IA Sr Yd9nt r 81 9' unasa
in music ian29agcs literature and ant. icvucnr oct -
send for c!rculas
tIIsSrS A. NJ. FALCONEK rEtIN'S sCHOoi.
vi FOR Gll:LS, 20 LenoN.aHe I"eIh year begins
September 30 Boarding pupils 500 -
DEy pr AT;P MES ;p fI4HT5NS "a ;,S.vo ?ea yea,
Mrs noG Garcasr. author Of "iii;orv in Ehyme'
= Ghndrn. l5Ids, and agle.ayc bcaitiia sijna.
lion %%s6b :'q ~. b 3ep%y jGo Rr Pa
Wan NORMAN INSTITUTE tronad.d 1897, Eone avg
Day school GOLD AID BEONIE MEDALS, fAdiS
E E3dSyei ''' Nine vXN NORMAN rrincIpii.
For Both SeXcS-City.
nACKARD'S COLLEGE AID SCHOOL or sTENoG-
iol,aavs and somc Improvement, have bcca made Tho
iS term VIII begin an Iu@sday S.' nnrt M'tn 'a
.aoid apply Immediately and secure tl"ir -rats.
Can AZ Rooms l0' East 23G-'t @r aidin' i,r
TIIE BYANT s,liooL Fol: srAMMI,EE,K Rs. ,s-o
D''' No West lith-s,., n Y.
Musical Instruction.
eoS. i.27o Broadway. between 52d and s@d.,t~
n,UsIC-In all Department.. PIANO. ORGAN. VOICE.
1ato lessons" tuition - b $50 % Lessons and many
free classes lectures. concert, rectal. a' s''
plano and ornn tuning heautfnl honr "t Aoint ' 81
student- calendar fro ran tom begins september H.
''%rw.EyGLANp CONSERVATORY. franklin square.
Ho'''"' MASS T. ToUurE Director.
T,ENCnER or SINGING VIII Give l'--ons at prph,'
1 homes; Tow ciarte-. HIN ci'>e method Atlr'-'
I. Box 20 Tribune ONCE.
brooklyn
-A.-rur BRoOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
a Uoarllng and lay houl Tor t'iri-. SUI AZ pfu'
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For Both SeXcs-City.

nACKARDS COLLEGE AID SCHOOL or STENOG-
L RAPIIY has IN excellent condition dufny -"
holidays. and improvements have b'e1 made: ihr
al tenn MI! begin ~ TUESDAY September -. with "a,
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-22
An Important Decision.

Has state the constitutional right to
enact laws for the observance of Sunday
This question has been before the supreme
court OF Tennessee, and has just been de-
cided in the affirmative by that tribunal.
An appeal from its decision to the supreme
court of the United States will be taken.
The defendant in the case in which the
question has been raised, and who lost the
case in the Tennessee court. is a member of
the Seventh Day Adventist church. He
raised the point that the Sunday laws cou-
fiicted with his personal liberty as citizen,
because, as a matter of religious
faith he adhered to the doc
trine of his church, which teaches that
Saturday is the Sabbath, and, therefore,
that interference with the performance of
secular duties on Sunday is an attempt on
the part of the state to supervise and con-
troll his religious practices. This, he holds,
is unconstitutional
The outcome of this case will be watched
with great interest all over the country, as
there is hardly city of any size in which
there is not more or less opposi-
tion to Sunday laws restricting
trade and traffic. The opposition is
based upon grounds similar to those
taken by the defendant in the Tennessee
case. In some cities personal rights leagues
have been organized to secure the amend.
| ment of Sunday laws.
The questions at issue, and which the
highest court of the laad will be asked to
| decide, are whether the observance of any
particular day as sacred is not solely a
matter for the conscience of each citizen,
and whether one citizen has right to bind
! or regulate the conscience of another citi.
zen in the matter of Sunday observance.
| For years these questions have been in con-
troversy. and their early settlement will be
| received with satisfaction.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-22
Tho TipsY LaWYer.

An able Scotch lawyer, belonging to Perth
who was somewhat addicted to bibulous habits.
was one night coming home on horseback in a
rather unsteady condition. At a certain part
of the road, the horse stumbled. and over its
head went the limb of the law, relates the New
York Ledger. Picking himself up, he discovered
that he was too unsteady upon his feet TO at
tempt TO remount; SO, laying hold of the bride,
he placed it over his arm, stuck his hands in his
pockets, and staggered along the road home
ward unaware OF the fact that the bride had
slipped over the horses head, and that he was
simply trailing the bride behind him. Coming
to the tol-bar, which was shut, he beloved
out:
Jamie, come out and let us through
On emerging into the road the tollkeeper ex-
claimed
Let ye through? What's TO hinder ye gittin'
through on the path?''
why, man, you don't mean a man to get
through there on horse?"
No was the reply; but ye hiv nae horse
that can see"
The lawyer turned around with tipsy stare,
and took in the situation at glance, whistled
as well as he could under the circumstances and,
putting his hand into his pocket, drew out a
half crown, which he put into the tollkeeper s
hand, with the injunction:
Jamie, sac nae mair on this subject There's
half crown for ye Keep this quate or I'll
never hear the end o'tr and staggered away
home.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-22
One Way to Ride Without Paying

The other day on certain railway man got
into one of the cars and presently began talk
ing TO fellow passenger, says the Louisville
Courier-Jour1ldI. After time he asked the
gentleman whether he had heard the story
about how a man travelled without ticket
The gentleman said he had not; SO the man
asked him to lend him his ticket that he might
show him how it was done, and began fiddling
about with it, but pretended that the story had
suddenly slipped out of his head, but that he
would be sure to remember it soon.
After a time the train got near New York
and. as the man still could not remember the
story, he returned the gentleman his ticket
after tearing bit off of it, and started for the
door. This struck the gentleman as being very
curious, and SO he watched the man. When he
was reached by the conductor and asked for his
ticket he said he had given it up; but the CON
ductor denied it, and, after deal of alterca-
ton, the man pulled some silver out of his
pocket and was about to pay his fare, when he
suddenly said, producing a small piece of
ticket. that he could prove that he had given
up his ticket, because he remembered playing
with it in the train and tearing off small
piece, and if the conductor looked he would
find ticket with piece torn off On looking
the conductor found ticket with piece torn
of, and, of course, accepted the mans state
ment