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Insane for Five Years.

In the lunacy case of Mrs. Ann McConvey,
formerly Lawson, the jury has found a verdict
that she is insane and has been since June,
1885; that she is the owner of $500 in the Ma
tional Bank of Washington and has disposed
of certain property in thu. East three months
when she was not in tit condition of mind. She
was sent to st. Elizabeths Hospital last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
Was LUNGS

AsJ be made to do good service through long Life by
atudicious Of Ayers Cherry PectorAL The signs
Of weakness "shortness Of breath" psins IN the
chest ard back persistent cough. feverishness and
raising Of blood All either Of these symptoms may
Indicate weak lungs and should have immediate at
tention-
-Ihave been lifelong suEerer from weak lungs and.
Gil used Ayers Cherry Pectoral was scarcely ever
free from cough This medicine always relieves my
cough and strengthens my lungs other medi-
cine everdid j have induced many os my Rcqusint-
ances 70 use Pectora in throat and lung troubles
1t has always proved beneficial particularly so in the
case of NY sou-iu-law. Mr. L. A snow of this place
who was cured by it OF a severe cough."-GIrs. L.
Cloud. Benton, Ark
II have had lung trouble for about one year and have
tried many different remedies. but nothing does me
% much good Ayers Cherry Pectoral. I heartily
recommend this medicine. Cynthia Horr. Harmony,
He
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by
Or. J. c. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold By all Druggists. Price 81 six bottles. s.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TelGgIanS 10 The Star.
LEAPHART's MURDERERS.
The Affidavits That Secured His Re-
spite Pronounced Forgeries.

COLUMBIA. S. c., May 9--The developments
in the Leaphart lynching case are very start
ling. 1t has been found that the affidavit and
letters that were fled in the governors Office
and upon which Leaphart was respited are
forgeries. J. T. Graham, Leaphart's lawyer,
and ". J. Miller, notary public, we're arrested
last night, charged with being connected with
the forgeries Action has also been taken
against the men who iynched Leaphart,
and three of them have been arrested
on the charge of murder. Their names are S. C..
Caughufan. Richard Wooks and Pearce Taylor
The attorney general is personally attend
ing to this matter and will do all in his power
to bring the lynchers to justice.
Fietta Weaver Sentenced.
BELLEFoSTE, Pa, May 9-Fietta Weaver,
who was found guilty of voluntary man
slaughter last week for killing her father
in-law, was yesterday fined 81 and
sentenced to two years ard three months
in the Western penitentiary. where she will be
taken on Monday. When the Judge asked why
sentence should not be passed she replied she
was innocent. She is in a precarious condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
She Wants "a Divorce.

In the Equity Court Judge James has made
decree of divorce in favor of Louisa Ann
Brady, nee Tonpet, against Michael J. Brady,
with permission to resume her maiden name.
The petition, filed by Mr.. Z. b. Hay, states that
they were married January II, 1869. and
charges that he has become an haDituai drunk
ard, neglected his business ana spent his earn-
ings in drink
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CoUeaERs To The FRoSr.

Take time by the fOrelOck." that rasping hscky
cough of yours carries you where somanS cOnsump
tives have preceded you Lose no time; but procure
bottle the rational remedy and bronchial dis
ease-sCOTI-s EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
with HypOphosphites of Lime and Soda Rely upon it
hat it will afford you speedy and efficient aid Not only
sit pulmonlc Of SURPRISING merit out it compen-
the drain of vitality which is most fornida-
blesecompaniment of lung disorders. Besides arrest
ngthe progress Consumption, bronchitis and asthma
itinfses unwonted vgor intoan enteebled and
tends I'LL out the hollow places in angular frame
Ladies in delicate health will fndt palatable means
adding roundness of its contour by
the inrosd of other wasting disorders.
pcrofulous tendency may be successfully combatted
with it and it acapital thing for feeble children
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STONE-SMITH on May .. 1890, at ST Paurs
Church, 10y the Rcv. Alfred Harding. rector Iusgn
CLARENCE NJ. STONE. L :. navy. aud KATE tDAD.
only chIld of William {. aud hate Nenable smith u
tins CITY
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judqe Montgomery.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Jtdqe NOntcome7-H
observation-disclosures l.. Woods agt Baltimore
and Ohio railroad: verdict for plaintiff for
80, 900. Pike agt. District of Columbia, Ed
monston agt District of Columbia, King agt
District Of Columbia, Schaaf agt. District of
Columbia, Moses. jr., agt. District of Column
bla; Judgment by consent Thomas agt. Gen
esti; judgment by confession on stipulation.
Dunman against Campbell; judgment by de-
fault. Kurnan agt. Moore: fiat on sofia. Har-
per agt. Brown & Cunningham; judgment by
condemnation. In re- Willard Me,zgar: rule to
show cause issued. Brownhand & Co. agt
Kemp; order of publication.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judqe Montgomery.
Today-Woods agt Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company; on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Haqner.
Yesterday-O'Kie agt. Dixie; application
for divorce denied and bill dismissed.
EQUITy CoURT-Judge James,
Today-Brady agt. Brady; divorce granted
Townsend agt. Vanderken; demurrer sustained
with leave to amend.
Equity CoURT-Judqe Cor.
Yesterday Edwards agt. Edwards: divorce
granted. King agt. Scott; sale ratified nisi
Henderson agt District of Columbia: motion
for payment of witnesses denied. Holcomb
agt Wright; reference to the auditor ordered
Bennett agt McReynolds; reference 20 the
general term of motion to dissolve. Findner
agt. Lacy ct al; pro confesso against John
Hagan granted.
Today-Beall agt. Williams; sale decreed,
Job Barnard trustee. AtLee agt. Kennedy; APP
pearance ordered.
CRIMINAL CoUaT- Chief Justice Bingham.
observation-disclosures Thompson alias Thornton,
HOUSEKEEPING (ten cases., plead guilty; six
years in the penitentiary. Henry II. Tucker
false pretensos; bond forfeited. Edward Smalls
and Sarah Green, larceny and receiving stolen
property; the former guilty of HOUSEKEEPING
and the latter OF receiving the stolen property.
Walter Sherwood, larceny of horse; guilty,
with a accommodation to mercy.
PROBATE CoURr-Judqe Cor
Today-Estate of W. A. Harris; letters tesla
mentary to Lily Il. Harris; bond $500. Estate
of Hattie NJ. Cottrell; letters Of administration
to ]. +. Cottreil; bond $500. Estate of G.. w.
Morton: do. to N l.. Jeffries: bond 81 900. Es-
tate of Benjamin c. Fuller; letters testament
airy to II. W. Fuller; bond $4,000. Estate
Estate of James johnson; will filed. Estate of
VIM. Frey; do. Estate of B. w. Adkins; let
tiers and collegendum to R. Hagner and r. II.
Mackey; bond $4,000. Estate of Martin
Williams; answer of Caroline Coleman filed.
Estate of Augustus Boorman; issues
signed . Estate of Christian sa1 Mars
Estate of julius Levy; D. 1. sakoIski relieved j
as executor and Horace Kaliski appointed.
Estate of Peter Taylor; order to sell. In re
c. G. Boston; C. W. O'NeilI appointed guar
dian. In re children of L. NJ. German; j. f.
Hood, do; bond $1,000. In re children OF
Chas. Miburn; Lotto Cook, do; bond $500.
Estate of Mary r. Bacon; commissioner ap-
pointed.
At the annual conclave OF the Grand Com
mandery of knights Templars Of the state OF
Indiana, Just held, resolutions were adopted
thanking Lieut. Jos. o. Manson of the National
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SHe Got There.o

BosToy. May 9.-The annual competition for
the Boylston prizes for Harvard students in
defamation was held last night in Cambridge
The first prizes were won by W. L. B. Dubois,
80. and II. +. Burton. 80.
Mr., Dubois is q negro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by tn
clerk of the court to the following: Richard
Smoot aud Gertrude Zirwes; Frank W. Whit
tington and Sophia Bell.
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All Z

PIrrsDURG, May 9.-TEe Pennsylvania Rail
road Co. has contributed large sum. said to be
9275.000, 70 the worlds fair committee oil
Chicago,
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Wills Filed Today.

The will of James Johnson, filed today, leaves
the estate to his widow.
Mary r. Bacon will leaves one-third of her
estate to her husband and the remainder in
trust to her children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
Dan Knocked Him Out.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, May 9.-Dan Dougherty
of this city and pugilist named OConner,
alias Smith of Philadelphia, fought at Blue
Bonnets yesterday with two ounce gloves.
Dougherty knocked his man out in the ninth
round with an upper cut. Both men were
badly punished. Another match will probably
be arranged between them.
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Z 10
EVERY DAY
ATTRACTIONS.

EMBRoIDERIEs.
We have lust received another delivery Fine Hand
drawn EmOrUiderles a Variety Designs from "a
A complete iine OF 45-nch FlouRcings m Nandyks.
Plaaed, HemstItched and Irish Point. sIc to s+1O.
PARAsoLs.
Our stock Of Parasols IS conceded TO be OF the
complete ia the city and our prices Tor hrseAsss
Coored surahs with fringed runie. all colors, $3.50
Coiored Gros Grain. with fancy borders. s4.25 to
black with hAnd-run Spanish lace covers, slo.25
SLACK and White IN great variety. 81 to 1925
Chdren's Parasols plan and fancy IN great variety
CARNAGE Shades. 81 so to $3.50
Sun Umbrellas, Brown. Blue, Garnet $500
RUCHINGs.
Two-row Braid, loop edge, in all coiors, Ice.
- DO. DO; with silver and gold CAMP 2Sc.
. Silver and Gold Braid, Loop edge. 25c.; grow do
Eeather Edge, with gold and silver tinsel. Poe.
iMo-rSN oo.u anu SILVER On Sam aOlos 'eps
Tourist huchinss. 70. 40. o. toe. the boz
Also a large assortment of Fine Hand-beaded Goods
in ood, Silver, Steel and BET, from 45c. 10 81.
BUCKLES AND SLIDES.
Prices exceedingly low that IL will certainl.
pay any person IN Maii q these goods TO examine
Cur steel Slides. 80. 81. 40. 50c
Colored Pearl slides, with steel settings, &c.
and --ineh Steel. silver and Gilt Buckles suitable
Hand Crochet slides. much in demAndfOr mourn
ing IN al sizes. G3c TO g..
died fearl ana Oct, oOc. 10 sl.SJ.
SUMNER FANS.
bamboo Fans, white and eoiors, 10 ana 2oe
Painted Taper Fans. ., -, 40. SOC.
Decoration Pans. Z. lOc.
fAlm Fans and SC.
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ssRIs DAT QUI cITo DAT"

Owice gives he who gives quicklyD
The genuine imported Carlsbad sprude Salt Cpov-
der excellent aperent laxative and diure
for constipation In rheumatism. Gout. DiAbetes,
and all liver and kidney troubles it has equal IL
clears the complexion and purifies the blood. II is
easily soluble pleasant TO take and permanent its
ton Each bottle comes in light blue paper cartoon
and has the signature OF "Eisner * Mendolson Co.."
sole agents, 9 Barclay ST., New YORK. every bottle.
Beware of limitations. For sale everywhere mailed
upon receipt Of one dollar. Pamphlets mailed free
ElSNER MESDEISOS co,
2 Sole AGENTS. q Barclay St. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
Real EState Matters.

H. C. Coburn has purchased for S4,325 of ".
McNier lot 107, square SCI. 1884 by 81 feet. on
northwest corner of 18th and Z streets north
east.
O. E. Duffey has bought for SI1, 900 of Henry
Reithmuller lots and % and parts 8, %, rs and
26. square go, fronting on o street, LIST street
and Florida avenue northeast.
J.E. W. Thompson has bought for s7064 40
of II. II. Terrell lot 3, Rosemont Park.
John Moran has bought for $4,776 of Ger
trude l.. Wilson part z, square l21. 1888 by
l21.2l feet on Il street between 18th and Goth
streets northwest.
In the matter Of the will of Samuel Strong,
deceased, Benz. F. Butler has, by MIR. o. d.
Barrett, filed paper stating that he is a large
creditor of the estate and largely interested In
the proper administration of the estate and
that he objects to the taking of evidence in sup
port of the will except before the justice hold
ing the Probate Court.
The will OF the late VIM. Frey filed today,
leaves his estate to VIM. Ballantyne in trust for
his son, VIM. A. Frey.
Holtzclaw Brothers of this city have secured
the contract for building the $50, hotel at
Waynesboro junction on the Z. and o. and
Shenandoah Valley railroads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

PRIVATE SECRETARY HALFoRp has returned
from a short visit TO Indianapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

Range of the Thermometers Today.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office today: Sam. IS; pm, 20, MAXI
mum. 20: minimum. A.
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A Drowned Mans Watch.

Gust received postal card from p ".
Phillips, coroner, Hampton, Va, Body of
young man found on beach had metal watch
with Il. S. Donaldson, 209 18th street south
west, on back" Such was the telegram re-
ceived today by Inspector Swindells of the de-
tective corps from Superintendent Murray of
the New York police force.
An inquiry today by STAE reporter at the
number given revealed the fact that Mr.. Ray
mond 5. Donaldson lived there and was alive
and well, or was this morning. though be was
not at home when the reporter called His Sis
ter told reporter that he once owned a watch
on which his name was inscribed, but she
thought he had traded it or sold it long time
ago. His wife and child are visit to
Norfolk, where they have relatives, one of
whom might possibly have watch bearing his
name.
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No Accotxr MERCHANTS.

ANN AACOOIN1
We are called. and rejoice in the title Nc
Account Merchants, because We do
NO ACCOUNT BUSINESS:
Or. in other words ourselves trouble and our
customers money by doing business
STRICTLY FOR CASH.
Reducing our expenses TO the minimum, taking no
chances Of loss and turning money
quickly, we are able to
MAKE LOWEST PRICES
On all goods We point to our prices in proof of our
statements, and invite the attention Of
NO ACCOUNT CUSTOMERS
To the advantages offered by strictly price cash
system.
BOYS CUTAwAY SUITS.
Coat. Vest aud Short Pants.
Fine Plaid and Stripe worsed strictly all WOOL ages
9to III years,
sIO.75.
CHILDREN's SUITS.
Roc, Cashmere neat MIXTURE strictly all wool. nObby
and stylish. ages to ID years, 81
s5.62.
CHILDEEN's SUITS.
Mixed Cheviot and strictly all wool. ages to 10
years, at
s4.73
CHILDREN's SUITS.
savysrs Cashmere pleated front and back strictly sill
wool, ages to IA years, at
s4I2
CHILpRENs SUITS.
Striped chevioi pleAted front and back ages to IA
years, at
s2s7.
CHILDREN's SUITS.
Striped cashmere. ages 4 to Is years. at
$3.50
CHILDRENs SUITS,
Plaid Cashmere. ages to 1aas
sL7a
VICTOR ADLER BROTHER
len PEI CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
HATS
GENTLENES's FURNISHING GOODS
OFT AND SO 7TH ST. NV.
Corner Massachusetts, Avenue.
sTRICTLY ONE PRICE
nj Open Saturday until IL pm
SUMNER OPrx1No.
NINE T. b. HARRISON,
1929 STREET.
WILL DISPLAY on WEDNESDAY AND THEIRS
DAY. MAY AND =.
Choice Selection of
IMPORTED HATS AND BOENETs
Just received from her Agents in London and Paris
(So Card-i. In:,-6t
MANY PERSONS KEEP CARTEK's LITTLE
WI Liver Pills GA Hand to Prevent bilious attacks
sick headache. dlZkluess and And them 1st what the,
need.
ITO .TIMULATE THE APPETITE AND sECURI
Il good digestion use ArgOstnrs Bitters. Sole Manu-
fsctureTs. Dr.. j. u u Seissrt soLs Ask your drug
BlokA
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Name.
o. C. \ Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices of
;hc New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, tilO street:
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An ReVOir
Buried Tn to His Chin,

ALBANY. v. Y. May 9.-The legislature tods
adjourned sine die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

At the annual conclave OF the Grand CON-
mandery Of Knights Templars Of the state of
Indiana Just held, resolutions were adopted
thanking Lieut. Jos. o. Manson of the National
Rifles for the courtesies extended and assist
ance rendered to the Indiana triennial COM
mittee.
On account OF the shad bake given to the
judges tomorrow the Police Court will convene
at o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09
A Trip to the South.

party of about twenty-five persons will
leave the Baltimore and Potomac depot at IL
pm. tonight for a trip through the industrial
centers of the new south. The party has a
private Pullman dining and sleeping car AID
consists of the following persons most of them
being well known here: Hon. James W. Hyatt,
ex-Caited States Treasurer. and wife Of Nor
walk, Conn.,; Geo. II. Holmes and wife, Nor
walk, Conn, president Central National Bank:
Cashier United States Treasury True and wife
of this city. c. A. Perkins and wife. cashier
Massachusetts National Bank. Boston: j. NJ
Fairfield and wife. Hartford, Conn. secretary
American Writing Machine Company; John "
Williams and wife, Maiden. Mass. DIR. and Mrs.
Maben, New York city; II. Il. Prindle, Thom-
son, Houston & Co., Boston; Vim. A. Loreuz,
Hartford Conn; Geo. u. Dexter. Boston: Cliff
ford c. Goodwin, New York city. and Mr. and
Mrs. b. q. Underwood of Maiden, Mass. Mr.
Underwood has charge of the party and they
go over the Piedmont Air Line, spending sun
day in Atlanta, Ga, and from there to Talla-
poosa, Ca, Admission, Birmingham, Bessemer
and other points in Alabama, Chattanooga,
Tenn. Roanoke. Va, and Luray. Va. spending
number OF hours in the famous caverns of
that region. The party will return to Wash
ington Sunday, May 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

Sam Jones has closed his meeting ut Char
lotte, NC, during which he collected $1,000
for the Y.M.C.A. Of that place, -, 200 for him
self and $500 for the Jones orphanage in
Georgia.
In the New York assembly yesterday Mr.
Vangorder's concurrent resolution proposing a
prohibition constitution amendment was passed
by . vote Of sc to ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

ToDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated $50. 400,
as follows Registered 4s, $4,000. $40 600, g. 500,
at l22; coupon 41ss. $1,000; registered AS,
$500, SIS, 900, at lO31%.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

SOOTHES and cures nfamed and
irrtated parts of the skin and
scalp. Protects the skin from
disease by opening the pores
and allowing scope to the won
dertul healing power Of the
Soap Delightful to
Around each cake de-
Bcrlptive circulars.
FELS CO., Makers
my5 Philadelphia, Pa.
A RE Mike ALL OTHER PILLS. NO PJRGING
IA or pain Act specially the liver and bile
Carter's Little Liver Fills. One pill a dose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

MANY PERSONS KEEP CARTKK'S LITTLE
w Liver Pills Vii Hand to Prevent bilious attacks
sick headache. dzLiaess and And them Just what they
need.
FrO aTIMULATE THE APPETITE AND SECURE
IL good digestion use Apgostura bitters. Sole Manu-
fsctursrs. Dr.. J. u. u Sessrt sols Ask your drug
BaokA
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Z 10

Sole Agents, o Barclay ST.. New York
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Prayed TO the End.

BIRNISGHAM, ALA, May 9.-Sandy Jones
was hanged today for numbering policeman
Manning. The drop fell at Los. His neck
broke and he was dead in ten minutes. The
condemned wept and prayed to the end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-09

CHICAGO. May . tclosing).-Wheat-May. %
34is. Oats-Nay. IN: June, 255., July, 23's
Pork-June. 1900; July, 1890. Lard-June
6:s2H; July, 631A. Short ribs-June. 5.40; July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03

been misunderstood, he fears, by some OF MS nenas
lie was not asserting predicting organic DIVISION In
the Church. Inc says, but simply urging that the pres
ent manifest radical difference concerning the
Standards places the Church before the world as
divided and furnishes for endeavorng to heal
the division by judclous revision. Dr. Vincent Is
Justly entitled to this explanation though 1t is diff
cult To sec how his words could be misinterpreted
This his statement in regard to division -,
MY brethren, We have been urged 10 hod py inc
Confession as il is, for fear VI creating division Why
IL possible that IL Is not recognized that division Is
already fact The Presty terrain Church In these last
months has traversed space which separates her
forever from what she before the last General
Assembly. Not thai the same differences OF opinion
did not exist then now but these differences nave
been formulated. Numerous Presby teries have de-
claed thcr opinion that revision Of the Confession Is
demanded. and numerous individuals, ministers and
aymen have expressed unequvOcaly their disbelief in
certain articles Of the Confession. And this division
Is on record. We longer united Church before
the world We are cOnfcsscdly disagreed as 70 our
articles of faith. ] submit that this fact will not
suffer us 20 go backward. IL is demonstrated that we
cannot agree on the Confession II Is. To 60 back
reaFm the Confession Is not going to I'LL up that
gap.
New-York, Feb. /, 1890. ). b. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-03
BAD FIyAyCIERIYG, IN ONE LIGHT.

Prom The Detroit Free Press.
on Michigan Central train going west the other
DAY, the conductor came 70 passenger who mad no
ticket and who owned TO also being dead broke.
How did you pass the gates at Detroit .! was
asked.
Bought ticket TO the last station back here"
Well you'll have to get off,"
Before you make up your mind let show You
figures. Here they This train is now on
time. You must stop dead still 10 put me of. To
STOP start and get under the same headway VIII
consume four minutes. Seel II is all figured out
here By a Statistcian."
Ticket money ~
The extra fuel consumed is placed at "a cents.
and you must report TO the train dispatcher at cost
Of IS cents. The delay 10 seventy five passengers IS
put at S25. The stopping and starting and extra
Strain to make up four minutes damages the train
50 90 worth. Now, then, l only want to 20 thirty
miles further
Cant do il, sir" replied the conductor. and he
pulled the belrope halted the train and escorted the
fmpecunious passenger to the steps
All right, old chappiei7 said the latter as he
dropped into the ditch. The railroads Of this
country don't pay per cent and It's wonder.
When you'll spend $50 70 80 cents it's wonder
any stakeholder ever smells dividend at all. Go
ahead with your old caravan-the poorbousc isn't over
six miles down the track!