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New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
SECESSION OF A TURN vEREN

The williamsburg Turn Vercin has Withdrawn from
the Long Island ID strict the result OF disagreement
between Colonel Henry Z. Roehr late chairman Of tho
committee OF arrangements for the Turner festival,
and the controlling committee of the Long Island Dis
rct For several weeks the discomfort OF the radical
element in the Long Island District has been appar-
ent and constant attacks were made on Colonel
Roehr IN his capacity delegate Of the Williamsburg
Turn Veren 10 the Arrangements committee OF inc
TArn festival. These attacks against Colonel Eoehr;
rs friends say, made mostly by Socialists ana
r-d,cais.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
PASSAIC.
BURNED BY AN ELECTRIC WIRE.

BURNED BY AN ELECTRIC WIRE.
william Porth, an engraveg of No. 16 Irving Place.
had a startling experience with a live electric wire on
Thursday night lie stood talking with three friends
Mt Main-ave. and Acadcmy-st, with of his hands
resting on an electricght pce, when he suddenly re-
ccived severe shock his hand having touched wire
connected with the weight by which the lamp is raised
and lowered. Ordinarily the wire is harmless. but
bv some means it became charged. Porth was pain
fully injured. the flesh being burned on the back OF
his hand sufficiently to leave an ugly wound.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
NEW. BRUNSWICK.

The Investigation Of the accounts of City Clcrh
Henry L. Cook, which is now being made Is cNe'us
much comment. on Thursday night it was expected
that tbe rcport Of the expert accountant employed TO
examine the City Clerks accounts would be read at
the meeting Of the Common Council. The Finance
Committee denied having any knowledge OF the eX-
perts report. Mr. Haggcrty, the expert accountant
said Yesterday that he had handed in his report and
did not know why IL not read. city Clcrk look
recently demanded that the investigation be made as
there we're reports circulating rejecting On Cook as
n Dublic Official.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
DID HE GO TO SEE HIS MoTHER'

Warren La Forge a hineteenyear-od lad, who
left his nome at Warren Mass. few months ago. and
enlisted as private in the Marine Corps and was dis
covered by his sisters when visit at the Navy
Yard few days ago, has disappeared. lie obtained
leave Of absence and not returning at the time due
II is believed that he went home to his parents
IL he does not return in few days he will be- accord
ing 10 the Navy Regulations, put down deserter
and an order issued for his arrest IL Is thought that
he Will come back he has visited his mother
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
TESTIMONY AGAINST HUsBAxD AND WIFE.

Commissioner Hitchcock yesterday held Michael Porret
and his wifo Margaret OF No. III West Twenty
scventh-st In e. 900 bal ea,h for the United
Grand Jury chaas Ct making and Iassing counterfeit
coin. Matthew Grinn, United States Secret Service
officer testified against the husband while a hadozen
West shopkeepers declared that the wife had given
them bad coin In payment for articles. Josephine the
sixteen daughter OF the couple viii probably be
committed 70 an institution.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
HOME NE WS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Consressma George Frederick Will
ians OF Massachusetts,. ASTOR-Ex Congree sman John
r. Dezendor Of Virginia. Observation-Disclosures
Stephen j. Field OF the United States supreme Court
CLARENDoN-Baron Rosen, Russian Minister to Mexico
FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-Ma Mayor John A. Roche, Of Chicago
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
NEWARK,

DR.. A. Clark Hunt, Of the state Board OF Health
was I'm Newark yesterday to offer the services Of the
Board in making an analysis Of water in wells.
Health officer Titus gave out the statement rs the
result Of an examination that Of iG2 cases Of typhoid
fever during July and August the patients In 127
cases had used aqucduct water those In 2s had
uscd well water. and In five cases the patients had
used both aqueduct and well water. DIR. Hunt said
he would tTy 20 find the source OF the disease by trac
ing each to a certain well or to aqueduct water
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
FRENCH HEBREWS TO HAVE 4 CELEBRATION.

The French Hebrews OF this city will celebrate on
Sepember IS the centennial anniversary Of the decree
issued by the French National Convention which gave
the Hebrews of the privileges the other
citizens Of France enjoyed The celebration Will be
held in suzers Harlem River Park in the afternoon
and evening Paul dAbzac. the French ConsuG General
AT this port is expected take part in the celebration,
besides many Hebrews OF various nati0nalttlcs.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
THE 4 A. U. CHAMPIONSHIP.

The Amateur Athletic Union basel all series that is
now b;ng played ln and around New.York State Will
close todav. The NewJerscY Athlete Club o. BaYonne
CRY this series. and viii now play series Of Ave
games with the Columbia Athletic Club team. OF Wash
ineton ID. C. Tho wlnner Of this series viii West and
play five games with the winner OF the DetroitCevcland
series that is being played This Will be for the
championship OF the United States and the SpadIng cup
and banner As far as the CLUBS and amateur
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
coyF1scAr1yG ANN oDEL1A's TRUNKS.

When o'Dea Diss Debar disappeared from Taylor's
Hotel Jersey City leaving various documents dec1Iing
immediate intention Of committing suicide she left
unpaid board bill trunks, Valise and much
wardrobe at the hotel The property yesterday seized
By hotel proprietor the expiration Of the limited
time prescribed by law, which is six months. The bag
gage said TO be worth than the OF
.lln.nh
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29

Convention has been called to be held In Moran iibt b
on Saturday September 5. to elect delegate, 10 10 on on
Republican State Convention. Ten towns VIII Oo IVY
resented in the conventiolk
ANARONBCK-Richard Warren, VINO was S'n ~
victed in the Westcheser County court III . loo sorv
fracturlng John Don's skull with stone, ater 80 d
ing three years and eight months has neen pdiuo' 81
by Governor HILL The sentence OF warren Si ToS ot
first commuted to five years on the reconmch "a "
the Jury and the Judge before whom he was ttleu'
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
pITTSBURG.

Earned runs-Pittsburg ., New-York 2 Two-base his
BcrbaGe, shuglrs: ihlee.basg hits -Berbager Beck
.,s.eock Stolen bssesshugart Miller ? Ward Tier
nan Bassett. Double plays-ltichardson and Connog,
use and tasscocK. Fist base balls-Shugart Miller
s. Ward Reilly BALDWIN, Gore ienan o,S9urAe SG Con
out-Beckley Laly WaId q Reilly ., oorkhl Richardson
luckley Clark kusie 3. Time Of ganIe-2;Oo. umpire
Met Quad. Attendance LAS
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
BROOKLYN.

Earned runs-Clnclnnat 2, Brooklyn z Iwooase o MS
t.tban Reilly IN i'm. Harrington Pinkney hln,lOW
STeien baScs"fsIiy McPhee = Latham DoIble pI9ys@
Iatbap' Mcphee ana Reilly. Triple plays-McPhee
H"itG Reilly First base on balls BY Mrllane a. by
MI Struck oit-By MUlanc >, by Inks u. Passed
bniis-Iitnslow. Time . hours. Cmrirc-Lynch
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
HOR0KEE

Michael Petrowsld, who, while crazed with rum on
Thursday night. sprang from the sccondstory window
of No. 50 Thrd-st. died yesterday morning I'm the
comfy dail where he had been sent as q disOrderly
ncsOn The police did not believe he hurt. Mrs.
FetrowsH threatens TO sue the city.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
THE RECORD
.-L.ua
GAMES TODAY. A..
LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY.
LEAGUE.
Plttsburg VS.. New York, at Pitt'bura;
Cincinnati VS.. Brooklyn, at Cncinnau'
Cleveland Boston, at CleNeane.
Chicago Philadelphia, at Chlcago.
ASSOCIATION.
baltimore vs. st. Louis. at Baltimore
Boston vs. Louisville. at 30 ton. ,.
Washington vs.. Milwaukee. az WashinBVon'
Athletic VS.. Columbus, at Philadelphh
The ST. Louis Browns and New-York Reserves VIII cross
bats OF Monitor Park tomorrow. The Reserves wiz " "
made. up as follows: Grain, 1b.; BuIdock' ID ~ -
o'Rourkc c.. f. Kennedy, c. f.; j. Nelson' s. g. DC,
cannon 3D. Seifke, p or !. T.. Galhgan' p or !" l.
Domeschke, r. I.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
HE ARRESTED TWO MEN WITHOUT CAUSE.

The charge against Policeman John Mande, OF the
ri+ precinct of assaulting Michael Keylaher, po-
ccman in the Fifteenth Precinct and endeavoring to
rescue a prisoner was dismissed by Police Justice
TlcAe Yesterday Keylaher in his evidence said that
he arrested John Leonard for loungnG on Monday
afternoon and Mande intcrfered. After an argument
ande took hold Of him and tried to get Leonard away
and in the struggle tore all the buttons from his coat
Two witnesses ccrroborated portions Of his story
Mande. who was of duty at the time. said that he
and Leonard were standing inside of the building line
when Kcylaher came along and told Leonard to move
on. Leonard said AL right and then Keylaher ar
rested him. and when Mande said he had done nothing
TO warrant arrest Keylaher asked him if he wanted to
interfere and he said that he did not and would render
assistance il needed. Later Keylaher returned and
arrested him. lie had not laid a hand upon keyIaher
Naudc had score of witnesses in his favor, and Police
LILO Tcbc discharged him. Leonard WAS also dis
charged as it was shown that Keylaher had no rlgnt
70 arrest him.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
BEATEN BY ONE Run.
HARD LUCK OF THE GIANTS IN THE SMOKY
CITY.

THE PIrTsBURG TEAM GAUGES RUs1E's DE-
LIvERY-INJURY TO BUCKLEY COMPLETES
THE DISASTER TO TIE NEW'fohhS'
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
,nN1ATrRE ALMANAC.

yO-DAr.
Ann rises 20 6SS Moon rises osl MOONS ago
HIGH wArga
, s.. uooe DAT GOV. Island 420 Hell! Ga5s ol3
f'u-san5y Hs1s 1886 GOV. Island ABB Hell IAVe ozf
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
SPECIAL MENTIoN

Advertisements admitted into these column.
arc recommended TO the readers Of THE TRIn
NE as thoroughly reliable, md business. can ..
done by mnii with ihc advertisers with psrl,o
snfefy.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR CINCINNATI.
pRooKLYN MAKES COSTLY ERRoRs-wARD's
BRILLIANT PLAY.

Cincinnati Aug. 2s.-Cncnnad gained another easy
victory over brooklyn this rfternoon. Inks was hit
rrecy by the home team and nearly all Of Brookyn's
crror were costly the third Inning Ward made TWO
brilliant assists but errors both times prevented the COM
petlon OF the play. The scofe'
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
The United States Official

Investigation of Baking Powders made by authority OF
Congress, in the Department of Agriculture Washing
ton as to which powder the best The Official RepOr
Shows the ROYAL to be a
cream of tartar baking pow
der, superior to all others in
leavening power ois Ssalsis 2sH a 1ss..ar). see).
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
c,,cvrr At COTTAGE CITY.

cottape CITY, Mass Aug 2s.-The Manhattans oeiea'ea
tho Massachusetts, Wanderers cricket eleven "'1 ~
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
Ku11SG HIMSELF FOR LOVE AT NINETEEN.


Max Hempel, nineteen years old, OF NO. 29 Union.
ave- committed suicide yesterday by shooting himself
throuch the heart with 42-calibre revolver, Death
WAS instantaneous. His love for young woman Is
said to have prompted his act lIempel was employed
as a bartender by his aunt, Mrs. Emil Breltung,
widow who owns the nQuOr-shop over wmch inc
family live. Two months ago he met Lena Kurz' an
sighteenyearod girl, who lives at NO As Ewen-S|
Ucmpe1 frequently spoke to his aunt about the young
woman and told her he intended some day to make her
his wife Three weeks ago the couple went to Coney
Island and on their return Hempcl told his aunt OF
their pleasant trip He added that he had spent 10
In giving Lena good time. For this Mrs. Breitnhs
upbraided him for squandering his money.
On Thursday Hempel complained of feeling ILL., ana
left the house spent the day at the home OF INC
young woman, but she was not there she hao gone
70 Coney Island with another acquaintance Wheh
the girl did not return at 10 O'Clock Hempel went nome
in a despondent mood. Yesterday morning pistol
shot was heard in his Mrs Erciung ran u 'he
bedroom and found Hcmpcl lying on the bed in pool
of blood In his right hand he gIasped tightly the re-
yolver with which he had shot himself Lie was eA-
tinct When the news OF the suicide was Dfoughl 10
he young woman she became hysterical, and Is now
suffering greatly from nervous prostrauon
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A CRASH ON THE NEW ELECTRIC ROAD.
FOUR MEN INJURED IN COLLISION BEI"EEN
A TRAIN AND A BREWERY WAGON

FOUR MEN INJURED IN COLLISION BEi"EEN
, TRAIN AND BREWERY WAGON.
The first accident of serious nature on the new
e,trlc railroad in South Brooklyn, running from inc
THIRTY uinthst ferry to Bensonhurst happened yesVo
day morning. and four men were Injured oho VI ''o
badly A train of three cars was running W swim
ave and Forty secondst., just as big orc"ers ""eo
loaded with beer and drawn by four s'ouV hoi'o.
crossed the track The train due at the Terry AV
Q .os and was going at full speed The motorman
rang his bell so that the driver OF the wagon "ou"
stop but II was unheeded, and when he sa" uit .io
wagon would not set out of the way he s"u' y" d..
current from the trolley and put on tne or'A'9 ~ w
the cars could not be stopped before inc cro'si"e
reachcd and by that time the wagon was on inc rams
1ha rotorcor struck the wagon with terrific force
,uet hack ~ the drivers seat. Beer kegs new IN all
directions the wagon broken in two ana 'le iiVn
OF the car was tammed to pieces the hood was oroAe
the platform smashed and the front "inuo"s Aoeh'u
in The most seriously injured person was "a'in NOo
Of the Bolingbroke House, Bath Beach, passonset
who was upon the front platform lie ala hoo nave
time to get into the and the speed OF the "d "
,o cr,at IN fump Of lie iammed between the
front OF tho car and the wagon ana scverai he'''s
rogs NJ leer fell upon him. Ills head was badly cut
and his body was crushed
Tho rlotorman william Barnes after putting oh
his brake threw himself upon the floor OF the car III
s,de and escaped with a few bruises. Fred Benner-
his seat and fell under his horses but escaped serious
intury. Emil O. Meyer q passenger who hVes al
Twentysecondave. and Eighty -fourthst, was slVVhs
near the forward end of the and was cut by OroAeh
glass and had his left arm dislocated Ihere "eie
thirty Messengers in the moorcar and both the other
cars were fuu but save the shock from the suuueh
stoppage, no one else was hurt. Ihe horseS VI 'n'
beer wagon escaped unhurt. .
The injured persons taken to the Methodist
Fplscopal Hospital Mr.. Roe was found to be suner-
ing from conclusion Of tho brain and two broken roS
beside his other injuries and he was unconscious eS
ferday afternoon. The Coroner was sent for 10 taho
his ante norton statement but was unable 10 oo'd"
IT, The driver of the wagon and the moorman OF tiie
train were arrested Each blamed the other Tor the
accident The driver said that he had heavy load
and that the cars should have stopped for m as nc
could not stop because Of the grade The nan
said that he signallcd the wagon Dlock away anu
the driver had no right TO whip up his horses, +be e
supposed he would stop and so dd not pun, on tiio
iratcs EntI the collision was inevitable Then the
track was slippery from the rain and the brakes M Gld
NOT hold There were 130 passengers In tine cars Inc
damage done by the collision IS estimated at 9i,oOo
The tracks were soon cleared and little interruption oA
traffic occurred.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
Announcements

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
80 WEST o9fD.ST.
Diseases OF the Nervous System Genitou urinary Orshns
Impotence and Steriiity Hours 70 l. " 3
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup for children
teethnc softens the gums reduces Inflammation, aIays
main cures wind collie and darrhcea. 25 cents ooVtie
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
rFAGUE.

Plttsburg s. New.Yors 4. Philadelphs 8. ondcsso '
Cincinnati s, Brooklyn l. Bottom u Ole'ei
ASSOCIATION.
Athletic s. Columbus T. Washington T.
st. Louis g. Baltimore T.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-12

The Martin White of White Pine, has
levied an assessment OF 80 cent per
share.
Carson Tribune; Len Hamilton. Of
Smith Valley, who had his leg amputated
to get rid of a cancer, is reported to be
lying at the priut Of death
Carson Appeal: Although the State
papers are daily requesting the legi.la
ture to adjourn in thirty days, thfre
does not seem to exist any mad desire to
so just now.
Reno Gazette Matt Schutzlcn Il
Eureka, one Of the old residents there
arrived in Reno last night, en- route for
Carson, where he goes to take the posi-.
tion OF Captain Of the Guard at the State
Prison, recently resigned hy Captain Me
Inns.
The Carson Appeal thinks the Law re
quiring the unanimous concurrence If
jury in order to render legal verdict.
should be repealed, One ignorant, pig
headed yahoo may nulliiy the labor of
weeks. Make the jury fifteen and let
the majority decide
Young Sawyer, who was tried At Sa.
Rafael Thursday, was acquitted OF tie
charge Of assault to commit murder n
Sausalito. The Judge charge the ju,y
to acGot and aitersard admonish Saw.
to have greater control over his temper
hereafter
A man named Richards committed Sn;.
eide at Truckee last last Friday by tax
ing laudanum and severing the arteries
in his wrists, He left a note saying he
was no good to himself or anybody else.
He was the man who fell off train he.
tween Reno and Boca few weeks ago
Carson Tribune: One day last week a
man named Silvia working in the mill at
Candelaria, was caught by belt and |
his neck broken. Silvia was a man III O /
had succeeded in accommodating some
money and would have omit work a. the
end of the month to go t., a ranch he
owned in California. At the time Of the
accident he had nearly $500 in his y ,ck.
ct, and it is said he had also in addition
to his ranch about s. 900 ia the h4,k
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-12
Application for a Patent

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada January %, 1890.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
CASTLES, whose Post Office address is
nlho, Nevada, has this day applied for pat.
eht, Ior fiteen hundred t15OOj linear feet. of
the Western extension of tho Emma Nevada
LODE or Vein bearing gold and silver, with sur.
laco ground six hundred lGo0 feet in width,
situated IN Pahranagat Lake Mining District
county OF Lincoln, and State Of Nevada, and
designated by the field notesand official plat on
me IN this Office, as lot No. AZ, in Township q
south, Range 50 East, Of Mount Dabo Meri.
aslan, said lot No. ~, being described as fol.
lows, to-wit.
beginning at post marked No. !, ISIS No.
AZ. and the original location Monument
whence the y section corner on tho East bonn.
Diary OF Section 90, Tp 8 s. II 50 L NJ D III bears
North 81 degrees, 2 minutes East, b73g feet
Thence, South 2i7 feet TO post No. 4, N w cor,
ner OF U SS No. d3, Emma Nevada Lode C0o
feet to post marked No, 9, u S No. A. and
t5e original location monument. Thence
North 10 degrees West fifteen hundred uE0Gi
i i 70 post marked No. 3, U 8 s No. Al, and
the original location Monument Thoncn
North coo feet to post marked No II ssNn
~ ana tho original location Monument
ihence' south so degrees Fast Fifteen hundred
feet TO place OF beginning.
Containing 2035 acros,
MIN magnetic variation iG degrees East.
any and all persons claiming adversely anv
portion OF said Western Extension of the En-
ma Nevada Lode or Surface ground, are re-.
CURED 10 lle their adverse claims with tho
Register of the United States Land Oflice n
Eureka, in the County of Eureka, during Tho
sixty days period Of publicai ion hereof, or thew
viii he barred by virtue Of the proylrinns or
the Statute.
y. II. HALL, RepiHtrr,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-12
Fooled the Preache.

A precocious little rascal wa Motto, Il
on Court Street the other day making
his best endeavor to ring do,r.b,ll in /
beyond his reach. A well known mini.
ter happened along and with the i'm.
pulses OF a go1d Samaritan. wanted IN
help the boy.
Like to ring that bell sonny
Eyes, sir; but cunt reach it..
The divine stepped to the 81 anaa
and gave the hell vlgorou. pull a. he
patted the interesting juvenile IN tt.
head.
''Now run like the devil shou,.l to
kid as he shot doan The stree al ,,p
speed
The servant girl rushed aruninI the
corner and dashed dipmr Of ic col
water on the pr. aclrr b,f re she rn..p
nized him, or he could eSpl in.
Moral. Don't monkey With Young
America.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-12
Application for 81 Patent

UkITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
IL H.. ~ u

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
eureka, Nevada, February s, 1890.
nj Office is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT d. s
~ APPLETON AND WILLIAM REMsEN. whose
post office address is Hike, Nevada have this
day MED their application for patent for If
teen hundred u500) Linear feet OF the CnN-
TENlAL LODE, mine or vein, bearing gold and
silver, with surface ground SIX hundred l6OO
ieot In width, situated IN Pahranagat Lake
Mining District. County of Lincoln. State of
nevada, and designated by the field notes and
ofhclal plat on file in this Office, as Lot No. 40
IN sec o. TIP s, 80 IL, OF Mount Diablo Mo-
fidian. Said Lot No. As being described as FOL
lows, To-wit
beginning at post marked No. ], ; :. NO.
40 and the original location corner, whence
the quarter section cerner on tho north r'ne "
section 6, Up As, Il 80 Il, NJ d M bears o. ~.
grees 1923 feet. Thence, South wv icet w
post marked No. 2, 8 $, No. 40 ana tne oIisi''
nal location corner. Thence, West 1000 ieet 10
post marked No. 3, u s s, No. 40 and the orig'-
nal location corner. Thence, North WV ice. "
post marked No. 4. u $, No. 40 ana ,he of H.
nal location corner. whence post NO, - M M
Southeast corner of u. S. Survey, NO. 49, IN, IN
nois Lode, bears N 80 degrees aus w..
fhonce, East 1860 feet TO post No. L. INV pi"''
of beginning.
Containing 20 &C acres. ~.
With Magnetic variation OF 10 degrees Eas..
Any and all persons claiming adversely my
portion Of said CENT? NAL LODE, mine OF sur
face ground arc required TO file their aaveiso
claims with the Register Of the United sta,eh
Land Office at Eureka, in the State OF NevaP'
during the sixty days period OF pubhcaNon
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions OF the Statute.
d. II. HALL, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-02-12

.
The late . the MINI sofa SUI
/ preme Cou trt railroad companies
/ were bound teIv. What arc kunan as
seal PEI IL !, STA most excel, NJ, aud
the matter ,s further tested in
other section 81 upyn this ruling.
When a r., -. corporation has re-
ceived more ; ticket sold by it,
whether limi,. unlimIted, it should
be compelled 90 ceiye it for the trans.
port'tion = 6 s'H.. presenting t,
whether he va ). o,i-iad purchase OF
not. Its den 49, Tor cash has been
complied with $50. It's certificate to that
effect in the IA, Of ticket issued.
which upon It sc entitle, the holder to
transportation r;ween the points
named
A thousand cal, 5 may arise by which
traveller may le prevented from con.
tinuing his journe,, Should he then be
compelled, owing - the mandate Of
some corporate to forfeit the money
he has paid, when opportunity presents
itself for his reimbursement BY selling
his privilege to some one else dcsirous of
going to the same point he started for ?
Clearly not, und the only surprise is that
the matter has not been settled long ago
IN the interest OF the travelling public.
Only short time since Justice Field,
to the writers knowledge, purchased a
ticket from corporation, and when they
attempted to make him sign it he re.
fused, ON the ground that there was no
law for such a demand, and then told
who he was, The ticket was delivered
without his name attached. though prS,-
ably had it been some ordinary man in pri.
vate life, the autocrat railroad magnates
would have refused transportation. un.
less all the iron clad regulations imposed
by themselves without a shadow of
right, were fully complied with.
A ticket is not sold to an individual
through love Of him personally, hut for
the object of financial profit. When
that has accrued, all dominion over the
individual should cease, a 4 the ticket
be as negotiable as check and when
presented by any holder should he hon.
pred. = Seattle Times.