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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07
LATE NEWS ITEMS

- inc senate. on the 30th. the hi
, appropriating $1,000. 600 to enable ~.
superintendent OF census to prcnare ~,
tsstics Of farm owners ren,.~s ~.
re- Nm. interest. rents, etc, was passed.
me six Ribbon" bill was also passed
ni' ance then addressed the senate
n .ne Negro Emigration bill. followed
~ Mr. Hampton on the same snh;e.t
-'....'in the House the battle over ~
ruiing OF the Speaker DECLARING
4uorum present but not voting VA -
newell before fall galleries. Messrs
uar1isie' Springer. breckenridge ana
D.'na championing the cause OF tho
minority; while Messrs. Mckinley ana
nutterworth defended the sneaker Tha
Fullng of the Speaker was sustained
The senate committee on n,il;,.
-" militia gave hearing. on the 3oth.
n Governor Beaver OF Pennsylvania
ana ueneral Bachcller, the historian ~
re gettysburg Association. On the bilI
" mark the battle-line Of the Virginia
troops At the battle OF Gettysburg. Tho
Pill VIII be reported favorably.
AhE Hamburg senate has approved \
project Tor the construction IN s.;lin-
vessels for harbor defence AZ ! 49,, ~
nearly 7.ooo.eeO marks. - =
HE steamship Ocean. which arr;vo,
~ New York on the Goth. from po-,-
anu ENGLAND. was fifteen days over
nue' having encountered temncx,,,s,,.
"Satner during the entire VOYAGE
fEhskNrMfSr made BY the New
'ork lily grand jury. on the soth. u.
sereiy condemns the condition Of \ nun
",r - .he institutions OF charities AMI
OF that city. '"e
BISHOP rKrScHA, Chaplain-f;enora,, N,
~ austrian army, will, il Is officiallv
'""vuncea' succeed the late CarI;n.I
'augigaucr As Archbishop ol Vienna
IN thc @Vth Mr. Stewart introdpcaa
n.y. the senate a bill granting - sso
M y the State 81 California: Ssse !
* state o. Oregon. ami 500 oo- n, I'M. \
'a'e q Nevada. for money cxnen.,.,.a 1, M y
~ oi the United states dnrin, ,t., n q
the rebellion. s 'ne war
Z MEETING of London dock-own.~. y
~ ne'a on the Goth. The nrevidn... ,
.a ..e mat there had been derra.s,. \
,.v''o IONS IN freight handled. AM r1s n
4, : n receipts during Tia Six n,o,,.s D'
loving me strike of tie do,,, 1a,', "
N"'n tnat the men had not l.a., ~
DrNlhg wcll since they took thai .',a "
'N.s ana That ~ may b. nccessar.
, ,an' 'he struggle with them n III "
i M ,,; sons q the American Reyolution n
,'"'1cu society az Wilminv,nr III
VI ~ inc Svth, with Ex-Sccrctarv = ~.
''e BayarJ as president =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07
The NEEDY SUPPLIED.
ne stories ~ Dcstis tuition and xufrer,py
rom south Dakota Were some,s l,af
Overdirawn. s"s

+T~'@'''' ak@Aot8 were a 4 ~
CnIcAso. Jan 29.--A special n 49,
Herald from Huron. 5. d.. saws. M
mcrous kilograms from the East ~ III
ing received here inquirinr about M
restitution among settlers in this cour.
y. These messages are thu rcsnl, 4,
tne publication BY Chicago pancr u
stories that hundreds Of people n I'M
vicinity are without food or fuel. and ! !,
on the verge Of insanity II fhe,r
ZONES on the prairics. Carriers ana
messages were sent to all parts ~
ncadic County yesterday TO asccrtain
.ne exact condition Of affairs Ana ncar-
~ every township was heard from last
night. Not case OF suffering Il re-
ported All have coal and food ma
county has an immense quantity IL coal
ready for delivery when called for. AMI
'ne Dcrcas Society Relief Corps AMI
similar organizations have clothing "a
nand ana more coming. Every thing
possible is being done 10 keen ~ .a,.
iers who lost crops by drought from
want and as soon as their needs ara
made known they are supplied.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

Awmi Explosion In the Fsr~s 49,,
"k at Lexington. ILL.,. Ipurinr 49,
Per'nent~ In Chemistry -
SIMS Injured. Ter'
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. Jan. % --Twoc, .
persons were injured at two o'clock ~.
teruay afternoon in the HIGH schooj :.
Lexington, in this county. by a terrific
explosion which was heard ali over ~
city. While Prof. jess. snrronc5a5
py pupils and teachers. was conauct;n,.
~ experiment in chemistry in which
oxygen was being generated in rotor
COMPOSED wholly or in part or iron VIM
ron pipe connections. the retort sud-
aeniy new 70 pieces and nearly tb;r,w
persons were hurled in all dira.t;.n,
anu twenty Of them more or less
mangled. - ess
10 add 70 the horror 81 tho 500.
San 81 gasoline through which n ,,;a.a
7. ny IRON had been projected. took dre
anu 'or few moments It looked II
lnongn the building and some N w
- rvuhued victims might be consumed
- burning gasoline spread ranid,v
'ser the roor and seats. but tbo 49,,
Fcre extingnished filter a hard agh, 4,
,nich several OF the students wera
lightly scorchcd. 800
nose most dangerously injured bv
4. explosion are as follows:
1rof- less. terribly burned ahout
- 4, mead face. arms. hands and ewes:
~ probably lose his sight and NAV !
'erfic Farsel. youth or twenty:
mpound fracture Of the leg and artery
x; likely TO die. '
.ora kempcr, aged sixteen; compound :
scture Of leg.
Hattie barnard. aged sixteen; struck
breast with piece OF iron pipe: dan 4
rously hurt. =
Russell Stevenson. hurt on Lee ana !!
rribly bruised. - n
VII Dawson. badly cut and bruised
VII Iiotzcn. badly mangled. g
asa Langstaff| seriously bruised and 4
nozen Others were bruised. Gu, ana =
rched' but those named above ara ~
severest sufferers. 1t Il believed ~
y TIE explosion was caused ~ IN. "
= chemicals. ~ wa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

~ the esth Postmaster Van Cot. ~
the New York post-office made : $500
nent Of the deficiency found in the &C.
counts q 9. H. Lounsberry. late cashier.
Q date OF January "a. $50. The state.
ment shows that the total deficit i ss--
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

NELLIE BLr's" actual time in max
ing the circuit OF the world. a. com
puted BY three Official time-takers ana
verified BY the New York Worlds an
nouncement was = days, s hours and
III minutes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

TIE London Times bitterly condemns
me English merchants at Lisbon who
appealed 20 Mr.. Gladstone to use his in
nuence for arbitration and peace. and
ssys they are towards who prefer their
10 patriotism.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

IL An explosion ~ ,..,
dwelling bouse - r,iasa gas ~
evening OF the 9ath - ..,.s ~ on tne
sons were iniured s,,-..s '"o per-
Of spectators TO the snot 49, '.o s's
ANA n,o-o d-ss<, Spot Mhen second
dealing death and des,rrc,;oa ~ Il,
hands. A runawav .a.,. . .'on On al
heavy ladder-wacon 49, $3.50 y q
| the list OF killed ana .,.s-s Seiy %
| THERE was ! rev,o-, a. -
City, on the 2sth. that Arm a R,ara~
Ayres had failed for 81. 900. 600 '-''o'
g. N. SxITG is in jail a I,neuce~,-,,,-
Mimi, for forging the name -
Gould, deceased, to a pension ch.cL ~
$1,000
On the cath George II. Ionrsh
cashier Of the New York rost-o,y,-.<, 1870
mitted suicide because ! sbort.ra 4, se HI
cash had been discovered -
The Brazilian Minister ~ r;n.
cabled the brazilian Minister !, Ra.,ss
on the oath. that the Rank ~ ~ r-~...s
States Of Brazil has been es.s,,1;.r,
with capital OF 300. ooo ooo ''su
Of which was subsc-;,ea ~; 4. eoH'os' an
HE Iron Hill Company's hoistiny
works at Carbonate. :. ID. were hnra5
On the a4th: loss. 500. 900. -
A. NJ SAWYER. inventor 81 ,be y
run. used during the Rebellion HI
Athol. Mass. on the 24th. arsd ss.
our years.
u. > PIERCE, ex-collector az ;,..-, /,
evenue for Western New York dias
~ 'su' aged nfty-fonr years, from !,
rheumatism and influenza. 4
>oPro-Vo-NA-O. CHIEF ~ ~ r-. III
he most influential Ind;an ~ sS ana y
incc the departure ~ opr.~ - ~ :.
Apply hunting grounds i 49, NJ 'he ~
own. y. ". at A den.h u AZ -. 'oAns- ~
HERR KxorHr. s;er,,.. ,.,.', IT,
! Tomazow. Russian p~la"s ,'oeh-maker
is Liabilities arc balf r,. ;,@s 'ailea- an
es- Herr knothe.s en,ha . rou- p
ere caused by the Withdrawal " p IT
an trade and the enor,,,o,,s ~
ny imposed upon his nrod,,..s PITY "
convened !. ~vEie 80 VIII shortly bill
: A., - ~ rreiburg II will be q
ID II sw', .snse o. the kind ever pro
-ANADfAN farmers want more nro,.c Mo
= against American dressed beaf -
HE Netherlands Government Il moa,.
~ ana two new French regiments NM
rur A,s,~,,, - n Euenne. wsa
- Il aln., .n1arian Railway Com A
,enturas u ~ 'eSuo three per cent. ior
1 "houht OF 500. OOO.- verI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

Miss Br~rASp, the Cosmopolitan Nag
azines round-the-worid traveller. who
started on the same day with Nellie
Biy, : passenger on the steamship
bctnnia- which sailed from Queenstown
Tor New York on the 10Th
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

The san Bas Indians Of colombia
VINO are largely interested in American
trade, have raised the United states
nag. IN defiance OF the Colombian GOV
eminent owing TO its interference Min
American trading vesse.s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

OK The e3th Her Majesty's Thea,er
LONDON was closed throwing 400 per-
sons out o. employment. the pantomime
o. cinderella which had been running
there. having proved a failure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

SECRETARY WINDOW. on the 10th.
Issued second call on National bank
repositories for the surrender OF ten Der
cent Of the Government funds held bv
them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

SUPERINTENDENT PORTER. on the a-th.
appointed Miss Phoebe Cousins. the we'll
known woman lawyer Of 81. Louis. Chief
Special Agent in charge Of the statistics
OF recorded Indebtedness in thar citv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

PRESIDENT BARSARDo Soro. OF Costa
nic.- In company with his wife and
motner' Is making tour Of the United
States travelling incoe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

The British Admiralty has ordered
? re->urvey of the channel in the Nedi-
'erranean where Her Majesty's ship sui
tan became stranded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

HENRY HESrz. ex-president Of the
New York Cotton Exchange. has brought
suit for 100000 against the sugar
Trust He organized the trust. and al
ieges that he has been cheated out or
his commission.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

NJ state Department was informed
On ne 9Th that United states Minss,er
Palmer j. sick with the dengn. $50
~nlcn = prevalent in spain. The dill.
- y q : very malignant character
ana the death rate at Madrid. Barcelon.
ana Seville i stated to exceed ma,
caused ~ cholera when that disease 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

PRESIDENT HArRr~oS sent q telegram
p coincidence 70 King Humhert 81 ltalv
p 'he death Of the Duke Of Aosta the
kings brother.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

= PARTY Of French priests who have
arrived ~ Malindi. Zanzibar. declare
that they recently met DR.. Peters at
hoki- lie was then in good health.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

LIE English syndicate which has been
aesotlating with local breweries 4,
Cleveland. -. made contract. Oh nv
-''n' fcr The purchase Of the Scbla+bar
nssNlng .cnpanys interest for Sr.s-5-
~. tne 'ehring brewery for 81. 600 ooo
~ me stoppel brewery for s2ss ooo
securities will be placed on the mart,.,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

HE Presbyterian General Assembly
- Syracuse, y n. on the 18th. voted
unanimously for revision Of the Confess
son q Faith and will report that they
,4sor simple and more catholic creed.
out hope that the old Confession viii "
allowed q stand a. a historic monu-
ment- 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

- nNhhi~o> gave her first public
reception. on the afternoon OF The 18th.
from three 20 five o'clock. II VA nn'
nerously attended.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

80 dominion House u Commons. on
~ ",n' unanimously adopted the ad-
aress a loyalty 70 the Queen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

rh'N bEi's condition i much i'm.
1870 Ne j. staying a. private
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

LARGE number Of Russians. travel.
ing through Roumania ostensihlv -
peddlers. have been arrested III Ill, ~
- W. houmania- peasantry against tbe
koseFnment The number Of Russian
49, investing the Balkan states has
increased Of late, and their presence 4
causing great deal Of uneasiness =
tne various Balkan rovern..,.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

~ meeting Of the congregation ~
- Jacobs Church. Buffalo. n \ N
ne evening q the 18th. Pastor Errs.
~ - accused Of fraud in connection
-, 80 2 music festival. was dismissed
~ ballot was unanimous MI -,
Isaa : long statement 70 the congrsa "a.
- nv ~ had no effect Nothing NV
been done toward filling hi nIara7 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

u 'he New York Supreme cour.
, n.mosr-- On the 18th. Judge o.Hrien
nan,ed down his opinion in Inv casa II !,
"a New York League Basa Eau cIrh
vt A injunction restraining Shor,-S,r.,
~ i1".n playing with any other ,han
~. N"~ iosk Climb. The Judge dnrideJ
~ ease N favor n Ward. rrf,usad u
ss 49,, Z preliminary injunction md sn-
7ata Upon speedy trial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-02-07

DtAn NJ cinders was thrown INA
y. '"he'naavh river. AZ IohnStnwn
o. en fh% 18th. at point gh.-a
.A', 'ambria Iron Company \. buiid,n.
aNmp' and an explosion f.IIo.r.5
.ir.f. s-'s 'el thc whole town. Ilot
wnFe thrown rrcat 1,s-
s ,'ls'' ana several small fire. reSurtad
80 ,....il.'gs were shaken. windows Ir.t.r
. ..'A .eseral narrow escapes from aes.h
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
HAPPY BOOEMAEERS.
The Exodus from Jackson city Sot
Long Delayed

The Exodus from Jackson city Not
Long Delayed.
"Monto Carlo Is itself again, and the
voice Of the pool seller Is heard on Sew
onth street extended. No more will the
sporting man with procllvities ami cash
TO bet on the horses have 10 eNpend No.
teen cents for ticket TO Jackson City
and, mayhaps, walk home across the
Long Bridge. Virginia will lose some
Of It's recently acquired population like
wise, for President Harrison yesterday.
as stated In TUE CmTIC, vetoed the
PoolSelling bill, and In a negative man.
ner legalized that houhshing industry
In the District.
Last night the bookmakers returned
10 their old haunts. The blackbOards
and other paraphernalia were carted
over the bridge aad before midnight
the new establishments on Seventh
street were ready for the brisk busi
ness they received today.
The men aud their followers were de-
lighted, They declared that Harrison
was the proper sort Of a President, and
they would vote for him at any election
without regard 10 party. That was the
only thing that made them regret leaV-
ing Virginia. They had not remained
there long enough 20 acquire a vote, and
as their habitat Is fixed In the District
for the future they will not have an OPP
poriunity 10 repay in part their Presi
Dental friend.
1t was stated last night that a promi-
nent firm of bOOkmakers would open
a place in the city and make test case
Of II, If arrested, on the ground that
the law was void which made book
making Illegal in the city limits and
legaliZed outside.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02

every street car corporation is, after all
the spotter
Here he or she IS an Institution,
Women are said 10 be the most sue
CCssful
Who would suspect that the demure,
dove-like creature sitting next to him ln
a crowded car, apparently engrossed in
the last novel, had her eyes keenly alert
TO every passenger getting on the car,
and registered q fare every time she
turned over a leaf2 Or that that ma
tron onrrossed with her baby's ribbons
was keeping mental check upon the
conductors liabilities!
The conductor, however, reads the
sroiters identity with marvellous &c.
CuI0Cy after a second or third trip.
Once a spoiter is spotted his or her use
fuluess is over on that route. a wink,
a nod, a peculiar pointing Of the finger,
an apparently innocent remark about
baseball or the weather reveals the OBJ
jtciionable spy to every conductor that
passes the car conveying the detgsted
rUn
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
DO NOT LIKE The SUGGESTION.
A British yioe-Consui MAKES Report
That is Not Appreciated

That ts Not Appreciated.
The British Vice. Consul at Los
Angeles, Cal, recently in a report to
his government praised the superior
horses bred In Southern California and
The splendid prices they command In
the market Of the world lie expressed
the opinion that the British Army could
well be supplied with horses from this
source, and pointed out the facilities for
shipping via New Orleans The York
shire Pest, in an editorial on this re-
port, says that the consular reports were
intended 10 give Information 10 people
In England as 10 the demand Of their
products, but II they are TO be con
vertCd into vehicles for conveying to
foreigners Information as 10 how they
can crush British Industries they ad.
wise that the sooner Lord Salisbury stops
their publication the better After ex
tolling the worth Of the English. bred
horse the editorial says:
Perhaps Il would be well TO suggest
10 the foreign office that we should
have a different breed Of Vice Consul
at Los Angeles from the one now on
view there. A Chinamau could probably
lie got TO do the work Of the post at
considerably less cost, and, to judge by
the example before us, with quite as
great concern for British interests. The
present Vice Consul states that horses
can be reared at much smaller cost Ia
Southern California than here, as,
owing TO the mildness Of the climate.
they can Craze all the year round; and
so, no doubt, a Chinaman as Vice.
Consul would be economical, as ne
could vary his Vice Consular duties by
taking In washing. However, Il these
plains Of Southern California can pro
duco colts and flles worth from 81 600
to Ci,0C0, we would recommend breed
ors to stick 10 thoroughbred stock, for
Il is very rarely indeed that the war
Office gives more than 81 600 apiece for
cavalry remounts; somewhere about Ci5
OF $50 Is nearer the limit"
The daily critic., 1890-10-02

This, Of course, reduced the conduc-
tors chances Of cheating, and increased
his risk Of detection. Nevertheless,
many conductors took the chances.
An ELABORATE SYSTEM.
The most elaborate system, the writer
knows OF 10 prevent peculatlon was
adopted on the Liverpool tram lines
some years ago. II seems TO combine
all the devices invented up to date.
In the first place, the conductor Is
supplied with two bundles Of tickets
green threepenny ones for inside, aud
white twopenny ones for outside pas
sengeFs.
Every passenger gets a ticket on pay
iDg fare, and as described before, must
retain Il, as It may be demanded of
him at any moment and three or four
times during a trip.
In addition 10 the recorded number
on the slate TO warn the passenger
against a ticket thar has been used be-
fore, he knows that he mustget a whole
ticket. The conductor cannot punch a
hole In Il That privilege is reserved
for the Inspector.
The conductor must, however, ring
bis bell punch, which punches nothing,
on receiving his fare
On his journey end the fare gatherer
turns up his bundle Of tickets and his
bell, receiving fresh ones for the next
trip.
If twelve two penny and twelve three
penny tickets are gone from his bundle
his bell should record tWeni y-four rings,
and there should be five shillings in his
pouch.
That ought TO have been a fair check.
and when, In addition, the slate was
locked up in glass frame. Il did really
seem as If knocking down were impOs
sible.
In slX weeks every rogue on the Liver
pool lines had a duplicate punch aud
pockets full Of counterfeit tickets.
One conductor was piped for half a
day by spoilers, who declared on oath
afieTWaId that for every fare he had
ung on the company instrument be
had Cbimed two or three of his own
When the company discovered this
they supplemented the bell with a card
Of this pattern which was placed on the
car IN such a position as 20 be visible 10
the passengers.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Tho Man who is Alleged 20 Have
stolen Considerable Money.

The Man who - Alleged TO Have
stolen Considerable Money.
Edward Makee, the colored man who
Is supposed TO have obtained the St60
from Horace b. Kirkwood's cash regis
ter on Tuesday night, Is locked up at
the First Precinct station, and will be
tried on a charge Of grand larceny to-
morrow.
Makee could not stand prosperity,
and his Ill. gained booty resulted in his
arrest last night bv Detectives Matlingly
and Wheeler. lie was found in a room
on +, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, engaged in a game Of poker,
and he was astonishing all his com
panions with the amount Of money he
exhibited
The officers recovered seventy six dol
lars in cash, also tickets showing that
he had expended between six and seven
dollars on policy yesterday.
Makee has been engaged as the ianitor
Of the Builders Exchange, No. 1921 G.
street northwest, the adjoining building
10 Mr kirwoOd's barroom. He denies
the crime, and says that he won the
money found in bis possession playing
policy.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02
AUTUmEAL ADVICE.

Keep your feet warm and dry
Wear waterproof boots iu preference TO
arcties or ruhbers-
Keep your eye on your umbrella you VIII
need &c yourEelL
stop a cough or cold 90 once. Pueu-
mouia ara consumption may be STATED by
either
III yUu wear Tuhlers take them on when
ever sou have the chance even III only tar
o few minutes
N sou feel a cough or cold coming on
take a drink gf sure Whizkgy at once. It
viii keep the glooI lu circulation aud ls
the hest preventative against tle diseases
II The season
Ecugml lgr that 0uly uaTs WliskeF should
b5 taken. uuny'5 Pure Malt WhiskeF BIAS
ILe strongest rggguueudHtilu5 trum the
leading scientists and medical meu iu the
country, aud Is The only standard medicinal
Wb.-hey known. Insist on having ig.
The daily critic., 1890-10-02

The conductor had 10 stamp each fare
on the card with a red ink stamp. The
ticket inspectors, after counting the
passengers, If satisfied indorsed the
conductor With q blue stamp.
So, though counterfeit tickets might
help him out with his bundle Of tickets
and a duplicate bell might aver, his
musical troubles, the conductor was by
no means safe In leyyiug tribute on the
cOmpanvs Golfers.
Despite al knocking down CON
liuued on q less liberal scale. perhaps,
but still tu a sufficient extent D aiIecl
dividends
Then The plan was adopted, and IS
suIl carried out Of ChaHgiug the routes
Of conductors every month on So aud
comparing average receipts Of different
meu on given lines, With the intention
Uf firing those Wb0 fell suspiCi1usly fan
below the general run.
After llis q reward was advertised 20
The inventor Who should devise a means
by which knocking down should be
rendered absolutely impossible but up
20 date 20 one has been able % claim lL.
AND THE sFuTTER STILL rs sFoTrNG.
The anal aud inevitable resort With