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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-07-05
MarsIlaI'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF EXE-
D cution issued out of the District
Court, on the 18th day of May, A. D.
1898, against II. S. Swinton, defendant,
in favor of w. II. Cummings, plaintiff,
for the sum OF $50 .24, l have levied upon
and shall expose for sale at the Station
House. in the District of Honolulu, Isl
and of Oahu, at y O'Clock OF SATUR-
DAY, the 22d day of July, A D. 1893, to
the highest bidder, ali the right, title and
interest of the said II. S. Swinton de-
PENDANT, in and to the following property,
unless said judgement, interest, costs and
my expenses be previously paid.
List OF property for sale: l Hunting
Gold Watch and Chain.
Z. @. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal.
Honolulu, June 23d, 1888. 34I4-5t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-07-05
In the Circuit Court Of the First
Circuit, Hawaiian Islands.

IN THE MATTER OF THE
l. Estate of Chun Wab Sing of Honolu-
u, Oahu, Voluntary Bankrupt.
Creditors OF the said Bankrupt, are
hereby notified to come in and prove their
debts before the Circuit Court of
the First Circuit at the Court
House, in Honolulu, on FRI
DAY, the eth day of July, 1898, between
the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon
and noon OF the said day, and elect an
Assignee or Assignees OF the said bank
rupt's estate.
BY the Court.
HENRY SMITH,
Clerk.
Honolulu, June IS, 1888. 3417-td
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-07-05

CAMP DOLE, VALLEY OF KALALAU,
kauai, Sunday July 2d.-Everyb body
was called this morning at four
O'Clock and after all had refreshed
themselves with baths in n clear
stream, breakfast was in order. The
meal consisted of coffee, bacon and
hard bread The simple meal tasted
good, because every member of the
party was hungry. After eating,
Larsen had conversation with the
native Wahinealoha and the result
of the talk was that the native con
scented To visit the guleh at the head
of the valley where the lepers are
supposed To he in hiding. He was
instructed to tell them that martial
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-07-05

FuII Details From the Arrival 10
the Departure OF the Waiaieaie
nv the "AdvertIser's" Special
Correspondents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-07-05
For Sale.

n-R ALIGHTC COVERED BUG
ss&ssG gy in good condition; price
500. Inquire of
II. NJ. WHITNEY,
As Merchant Street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
Presence of Mind.

4 good story comes from the Windy City regarding we'll known San Fran ciscan, who is now d pilgrim to the cen ter of the universe" Mrs. Dr. Cool went east a short time since as delegate to the worlds dental congress at Chi cago. On arriving at her destination she made an early visit to the fair grounds, and as usual with sojourners in that se- ductive place, found upon leaving that she had spent all her ready cash. On her way back to her hotel, therefore, she stopped at bank to have check cashed. As usual, the clerk informed her that she would have to be identified. As Dr. Cool was n stranger in a strange land, she found herself in a dilemma. She pre- sented her card, but that would not do, when a brilliant idea struck her.
 Flashing beam from the diamond set in her front teeth upon the clerk, she said, Please look in my mouth"
 Another one gone crazy thought the clerk. but he complied with the request, looked astonished, smiled and paid the check, for on the crown in the dentists mouth the clerk read the inscription, IL. Cool. 1S93." Identity was thus estab- lished beyond a question, and Mrs. Cool went on her way rejoicing Fran cisco News-Lsttee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
ouince Preserves aah Jell>.

Pare the luiucrS and cut them into quarters. Put Ihvlu un to boil Ill suf- tcirnt water to keep them whole. Let them boil until they can be easily pierced with straw: then take them out of the water and 10 pound of fruit put q pound of sugar. Let them stand with the sugar over them all night. and the next morning you will find that they have made their own sirup, which will be as clear and light as amber
 Put them on the fire in q preserving kettle and cook for 10 or l5 minutes Quinces cooked in this way retain theil flavor, have beautiful, light color and never harden. Use the water the Quinces were cooked in and all the good parings for the jelly. which can be made by boil ing the quinccs, parings. etc, down un- til the water is quite rich. To pint of juicc put pound of sugar and boil it until it jcllics, which will be in about 20 minutes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
Notice l!
tate of Connccticut ]

state Ot COnnCt'ttCut County of New Haven,
 City of Waterbury.
 Mayors OtticT, Sept 2N, lSlt. To the City Sheri0 Uf the City Vf Waterbury. Yt,u are hereby directed Ia warn and notify the legally qualified electors ut the city vt Wa tcrhury, that the am. .ull meeting Ot said city will be held at the police court room in th. City hall building in said city on Monday. the suH day of OCt., \ p., lSJ'. at S N'C.OCk in the fore ut said day Tor the transaction ot sli,h hUSi- ing. and for ihT ChniCT rt the following on;vvrs of said city urc required by law Ia wit. \ Mayor. city UlCrk. trtaSHrTr, auditor. city >hCuN. two members ot thC RoLvi vt Water tuuul'~. toners. and at d two a-svnis vf The ETol Sou llt rArN Fund aud the tTy'r'mru in each wari iu lid city shall further elect ny ballet from aulvl- couuvllmcu for V.IEh q! lAc tyUv wIt3s vi >alt city.
 m, voting places Will hc ss tou.ws.Nl. For the tlrSl Ward Arruury "i lh, >,,,ut Regiment, |. \. c.. vOruvr vt PhuCuiN and Ar bolt avenues.
 For the Second Ward building on west sale nf North Main street near the Citih"nS \ais"na Bank building.
 For the Third war,l the city and police crur, rooms in the City hall
 For the Fourth Ward In a room known a> Turn" hall in building on >coNill street The polls will be open in each of the above places for the rcCep-ton ot votes from o'clock In the forenoon uu'll . V'ClNCk in the the after noon of said 2ud day ut Oct IS9
 You will cause a copy vf this order and warr- ing tO be published in one ar ulVrC new >Iai'Cr S published in said city. and past q copy thereof each duly attcsled, upon the public Sisu pUSt in said city, at least SiN days btIVr- said Sld day of october, lS!ei, and due rctur1 make to the Clerk of said city. aCCo' ding Ia law.
 Given under my hand and the seal Of this city
 F. WEBSTER. Mayor New Haven County .SS, Waterbury. .>rlt SS, i>sp' The above and foreg,oiuS k like. true and al tested copy of the original warni and notice.
 Attest, JOHN W. MCDONAID, city sheriff.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
Lost to the World.


 What q curious h,tle wooden ham mcr, Miss Lilian.'
 "YeS. It was presented tn papa many years ago by lodge of some kind that hc was presiding over at the time. 1 suppose he used II when he wauJeI to open the lodge ur call some brother to order"
 Speaking of lodges. Miss Lillian. wha: do you think of men who join them and neglect thelr-er-wiveS and all that sort of thing
 Fl think they arc not doing their duty, MT. Spoonamore.
 ''S-So do l. We agree exactly on that. A man who would abandon the soyiety of his-his wife. you know. To go down town four or five times a week and meet . lot of other men and go through tn, mummery they call initiation and smoke cigars and have q good time-why. il isn't right, you know"
 The young woman toye.l with tine Int tie wooden hammer and said nothing
 And that's why l fe,l bold Ia say, Miss Lillian, that l think you and d-h'm-wuull never have any dis aSr,emCntS Tiff We Should -h>cau>e that's ih,, way t,rl about II. au1-aud I've never talky,l Ihi> v.Iv to you brforc, Nuu know. fur l wasn't exactly certain whethrr-arl all Una: sor: Of thing, When two I'ersUus a-Sre, on things like this, il stands Ia r,-.>.u that there might be other things that they would also and you haven't known me great while perhaps. but feel that you're the only woman in the world want to marry Here the hammer fel.-Chicago Trih- une
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27

Il have only praise for this wonderful remedy and do all in my power to recom- mend it to my friends. have told several of my customers who have tried it with beneficial results.
 MT Samuel w. Thompson. who resides in Arlington, Mass. 1T. 0. Box 20N says :
 II thank God that at last cure has been found for nervous diseases. Was a terrible sufferer and tried doctors and med iciurs. but found no cure. 1 was almost crazy at times, l Was nervous. But now l am perfectly we'll and owe It t0 pr Greene's Nervur.l blood and nerve remedy. God bless this wonderful medicine would have been in my grave but for il, l have been. as 1t were. auis,d from the deld and am alive and we'll. Only think of it friends l am unable Ia adequately express my thanks for believe this k the king of all medicines"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON
Important Resolution Introduced
 by MT. Dubois.
SPEECH BY MR. PERKINS.

The President to Give No Moro Public Re
 captions Ranking Committee to Give
 HearIngs-Good Outlook For American
 Corn Abroad-ChaIrman Wilson at Work
 wAsuINGroN, Sept. 2T.-The Popnlist senator from Kansas met somewhat of a defeat in having resolution of his laid on the table by a vote of 21 to 10. It was a call on the treasury department for infor- nation as to the anticipation of interest on United States bonds since lS6l-informa, tion which Mir. sherman said the senator could obtain for himself in any public IT. hrary. Mir. Peffer intimated that the treasury department was trying to with hold information to which the people werc entitled, but Mir. Sherman's view of the case was adopted by the senate.
 \ resolution intended tn have an i'm portant bearing on the repeal bill was of fered by Mir Dubois of Idaho, proposing that no legislation relating to the federal election laws. the tarifT or finance shall be considered until January, lS9I. when the vacant scats from the states of Washing ton, Montana and Wyoming will be filled. The resolution went over until today, when Mir. Dubois k to speak upon it. After the repeal bill was taken up Mir. Perkins of California made a speech against it, in which he declared himself n sincere bt'- llCNGt m the Use ana CplthAse or DNtu ENlu and silver
 Mir. Perkins Made n Good Impression.
 IL was Mir. Perkins first speech in the senate. except n eulogy on his pretleces- sor. Mir. stamford, and the impression made by 1t Was very favorable to the new senator.
 The remainder If the days session was occupied hy Mir. Stewart in continuation Of his rvmarks begun on the previous day. The session wus closed with a personal ex- plantation hy Mir. Morgan, denying the i'm putatiOn of unfriendlineSs between the president and himself, and short speech by Mir. Voorhees, eulogistic of the preSi- deut and explanatory of why the Demo cratic side of the chamber had not answer cd Mir, Stewards attacks during his two l days speech.
 l The debate upon the federal election re- peal bill in the house was not as exciting 1 as was expected. Mir. Tucker of Virginia, who in Mir Fitch's absence k in charge of the mva>ur.. delivered carefully prc- pared and we'll considered speech upon the question, dcvoting himself principally tO 1 the constitutional points involved. al though he took occasion to make Some rrtervuce to Iuhu I. Davenport and his 1 methods Mr- Br'SiuS of Pennsylvania re ! piled. dcGrudiu=, the election laws. With, . out trau>slctinE further business the house | adjuuruyI.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
STEVENSON cHEEREp.
Warm Reception Rendered. Him by the
 Pennsylvania Democratic Societies

ALLESTowS. Pa, Sept. s7.-Vice Presi- dent AdlRi F. Stevenson stood on the stage of the Academy of Music hero yesterday lowing his thanks for the enthusiastic plaudits that greeted him. The occasion was the meeting of the general assembly of the Pennsylvania Democratic societies, and the vice president was cheeTed more heart ily than was the name of Grover Cleveland.
 The address of President Chauncey F. Black, made upon calling the meeting to order, was full of references to the times of Jefferson and Jackson, and closed with the prediction that the present Democratic ad- ministration would reduce eNpenditures and taxes and lOp of all unconstitutional iniquities Mayor Allison of Allentown followed in an address ok welcome
 The platform adopted indorses the ad- ministratious of President Cleveland and Governor Pattison. calls upon the Penn sylVania representatives in congress 10 use their efforts to secure the passage of the silver repeal bill and d revision uf the tarln on constitutional grounds
 The banquet at night in Market hall was one of the biggest affairs of the kind evcI seen here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
CROP PROSPECTS,
Report of the Weather Burcau For tho In
 formation of FarmrrS-


 WAsHINGroN, Sept 25.-Thr crop rcPoTt of the weather bureau ~lyS.
 New EngIand-Thc ground k in fine con dition for fall blowing, anal morn rain is needed to ill the springs tS.ioro the ground frcrzcS.
 New Eork-Fan work iS we'll up. TO,a. toes are rutting extensively in north DOT tion- Grapes are unusually abundant and good. Apple picking has beyun, but thcrS will be a light crop.
 New Jersey - The weather conditions have been most favorable for the cutting oi corn, blowing and gathering of fruits. The light rains were very bvnrficial To winter grain and grass, which ary coming up we'll and growing fast
 PennsylVania-rhc weather iS entirely favorable, and grcSt prcErrSS has been made in sccdinE and curn cutting. Much tobacco Is still in field. The hUCkwheat harvest ii over, but Il k the poorest crop rai>cd this season There are few potatoes, but oi fine quality.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
N.H.&H. Railroad Time Table
 June IL ls18.
 NAUGATUCK DIVISION

Trains leave Waterbury as EuIloN7~- For NEW YORE-6laS. TlsA s-Ss Iasaam:i@S &%s. &4s9 P m Sunday. 4ls pm Return, bt1. sl1sA iodS ms al 4ns 6as pm- sunday. E0l a m Essr NEW HAVEN. NiA NauEatuek Iuuetfun- .@ S2G m; l-9N S-eN SEs m Via Derby Junction. 6t1. S.sdS ia-sa a m: l.sS E-& E-S3 pm.
 Return via NanEaJuck Junction at l.ss nm. Sunday. Sno m Via Derby Junction sla s.se a m; l2-ass sssl S-sa E-ss D. m sunday. sic m. For EEiDGEElRT-6'0s T-Na SsS loSo A m 2. lsS Sss. 5-SS D Ea. Sunday s.ls D m Return at sseS 9-fn a m e fstEl 2.sS. ssl TtT pms Sunday SIS a m
 SN ss3 7a9 lmiXs~dl D m- Sunday. aIs 
 Return at E-to Io.sl. a m is-sl sal. s-io. ssa ? m. S0ndly SIG m. For W NAIEHINNN-6-EGS SEz. llIr A m "a 6-lS. I1t D m SAturNlay SIS D m. Return 1t e--5N IN l0Sl . m assl 4ll gNa m Saturstay EsSs D m. Fur 1HOMASION-S22 lllan m- aEa A sa s-fa ? nl- Sunday a.Ss a m.
 Return at TliS. E-11e. Ia-ss a m. i Ez a d u n, sunday Ssss D m. For InRkINGfON-SG n. n n a n,sa asa M @ sna ' m. sunday a.@5 a m V Return at 64EE. TNl. 10. a q uss 4 A &5ff iS fgs- sunday s.zs D m. ! For MlNSTED-sSa. n.1a t& Mts xH4F sss s.no pm. Sunday e.s5 H.
 Eeturn al s-aA T1N.N Aa A rs l< 1aGl kax2 P m SundAy.s D m
 c. TstsKa sps Cen PAssAssns.e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
Mrs. Halliday Is Very III.

MoNTICELLo, \. Y, Sept. 2s.-Mrs Halli- day is a very sick woman. For q week she has been lying on her cot. groanins and mumblius, Last Wednesday she was taken with q scVcrv vomiting it, and has been suffering from stomach troubles and Chills. The jail physician has l.ecn attending her. and absolutely nu visitors have been al lowc,i to see her. It l. probable the grand jury will finish their work and make known the result of their deliberations to- day. l. k believed tha; a true bill has beyu found against her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
NOTICE.

To the legal voters of the Center school district of the town of Waterbury: The legal voters of the Center School district of Waterbury. are hereby warned that district meeting will be held in the district court room in the City hall build. ing, Tn said district on Saturday, Sept'b- ' 30, 1898, at S o'clock iu tEe evening. iog the purpose of hearing and acting Upou the reports of the district committee. board of education, trea~urcr and audi tors of said district. to lay tax sufficient to defray the expenses of said district for the ensuing year. and Ia transact any other business necessary to be brought be fore said ma, ting.
 And said legal voters are hereby warned that the annual district meeting tvr the election of district committee board of education, clerk. treasurer and audi tors of said district. will be held on Mon day. October ,. 1893, in the Police Cour; room, in the City hall building in said district, al S o'clock in the forenoon. and that the voting places for the several vot ing districts in said Center School dis trict will be as follows.
 The First district, the Svrond regiment armory on Ph1nix avenue.
 Ire Second district in new building on westerly side of North Main street Ou lot of H. w. Seville. next the Citizens bank.
 The Third district in City hall hu ldiuE lobby and police court ruom
 The Fourth district at Turn hall oI Scovill street.
 Voting tlaees for the women ters ot the Center School District will be h. re- after desi igpated.
 And the ballot boxes will be open in each of the above places for the reception of votes from o'clock in the forenoon tu o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
 DENNIS H rIERNEY.
 ALFRED J. WoLFF.
 CHARLES z CHAPMAN.
 MICHAEL BEGNAL
 ACGUSTUS l GNOpRICH.
 Center >chnol District Committee. Attest, THOMAS J MORAN, Jerk. Dated at Waterbury this 26,h day of Sep tsmber, 1893
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
Notice

The legal voters of the Town of Waterbury arc hereby warned and notified that thC annual town meeting of the town uf Waterbury will be held in the District Court rOOnl. City hall building. in said town, on Monday. OCtONCr 2lld, lS1i, at o'clock in the forenoon. for the purIs>, Uf CCV- ting by ballot the following town officers, viz Assessors. members ot the Eoard of Relief. Selectmen. Town Clerk. Town TrraSurCr, IF, a>- urtr Town Deposit Fund. and uf other town Auditors Grand JUrorS, Cou>tahles, Registrars of Voters, School Visitors, Collector Town Taxes Also to lay a tax tO provide for the payment Vi interest the support of common schools the r,- pair md maintenance of highways, Iho support of tho poor, and the current CNpcuScs ut the town Also tO determine by ballot whether any person shall be licensed tn sell SpirttunuS and intoxicating liquors within said town and also [ regulate and determine salaries for the seSSors of sad town,
 The ballot boxes for the rcCCrtiSu vf votes for Vor of or against the rautirE of licruSCS for the sale of SpiTttuuuS and intoxicating hguorS will be opened un said day at O'C oVk in Inc tNrJ' noon ana will remain open until o'clock iH th" afternoon al the following places within the several voting dist riCts of sail town:
 First District cnd Regt AriuNry. Phoenix avC Second nistriCt-TrU4oTary building ou lot Ct II. W. Scuvil, in rear U! Citizens Natip' al tank. North Main street
 Third District Police Court Room. tlty Hall building.
 Fourth nistric. Turn Hall CT sc1 iA strvrt. Dated at Waterbury this siJh day vt Sept l>.;
 r.. W. PINNEN.
 GEORGIA BuUGllrON,
 J. MCELt IGOrT,
 Srlr.tYpyn-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
wop,.n Needed thc Priest.

CITY OT MEXICO. Sept. D ND AInvri,s,u PrC>tidiGstatCUr uar0cl Bslcbr, -1 and his wife have rrcrntly t-e,n uhlj.Cl Io di~c,u- Jinur their >lyi-ht uf hand rcginr'uauCt,> and illu>ionS uu account Of a ccrtliu pri,-S; having stated from 'hc pulpit that their works Were -oi the devil. A Cou~g- qucncv the women vt the place ryIus,vI [, attend the performances.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
WILLING WITNESSES.
Thrilling Stories and Eloquent
 Tributes.
some of the Most Remarkable Exper- fences Record.
Statement of Facts of Unique and Unriv,,l-
 led Interest.

The following extraordinary occurrences have lately developed, and we give our readers all the. interesting facts precisely and exactly as they took place and in the words of the persons chiefly concerned.
 II. NJ. Levy is a widely known resident of Newark, \. J., living at 100 Mulberry street.
 Having suffered for six years" he said, with terrible raekinE pains in my back and chest, and so nervous that l could not attend to business from loss of sleep and appetite that it almost set me insane, tried five doctors in this city and could find no relief.
 At last was told to try the famous medicine. Dr Grcene's Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy, and after taking not quite two bottles found myself perfectly well.
 During my sickness I lost flesh until l only weighed l33 l-2 pounds, and now weigh 2l6 pounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
Bond, kcprc.cntca a. Ca.I,.

Bu>TuN, Sept. A discrepancy has b,,cn discovered in the accounts vt rrvl>urcr John W. Wa>hburn of the uld Colony. AccurdiuS la the t-ra>urcr's report. thrrc was Sssi.Od in cash in the treasury but il was found hat securities. sJucA> and bonds, purcha~si with the comPauy's money. rep resented apart of this cash. The tre.l>urer has made m assignment ut all his property for the benefit ot the corporation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27

The ceremonies of the centenary of lay ng the cornerstone of the capitol at W ash ngton brought before the public gen srally the knowledge that we have still among us direct descendant of Patrick Henry, Mir. William wirt Henry. and aot only is he descendant of the great md original Patrick. but he has intel leot enough to be the orator of the day sven on an occasion so important as the 'ne afforded by these anniversary cere- monies. The blood of great men does Aot often keep up like that, and this fact ought to afford Mir. William wirt Henry luite as much satisfaction as the fact that he Is the lineal descendant of Pat rick.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
uov Mako Good Corca.

The Brazilian says: Roast your coffee slowly; turn il constantly and regularly. The roasting is finished when the coffee has acquired a deep chestnut color. Roasted rotfc1 should be kept in sealed vessels and Usll within three days. Don't 5riHl ;: ;.I:II You aro ready to Uso il, for il sooG loses is aroma. Put the powder in a vessel and pour boiling water through it. little at time. In this way you will get all the properties which give taste and fragrance to coffee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27

BUTLER, Ia. Sept @7-Five masked men, with q telegraph pclc, battrrcL down the door Ia a dollhouse on the Butler plank road They then bound Mir and Mrs DirSlc the keepers, who arc .o ycars of axe and ransacked the house. taking SN0 in cash and other valuablv>
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
s,,n,.. strin Stntn.rtr.

GyTul,gI, u r. Sept -s-uf tLr S'insl people who >utvvv.l Inc ~Ir:n,su ;Ac li,h. over half have leit- Thy population ,l .A. new towns js now lt,l.; a. follows. pty- ucc I.Ust; kir,. &.oa'. k.!ltgr. l..,,'. pnacl. I,V,.}; Enid, 5,tss'; Pond Creek. 2.uN. Nl,.,. l,Oo; Woodward, l,,v}; Perry, l2.u'A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27

Dr. Gr,rQ>'s NcrNurA blood #ul nyg>u remedy cures.
 It will make VOW we'll and strnng
 Every day you read of people il has cured.
 Use it and it will cure you,
 It is purely vegetable and harmless and Is sold by all druggists for Sl.0o. As everybody knows it is the prescription and discovery of physician. Dr Greene of 30 West l4th street. New York, the most successful specialist in the treatment and cure of all forms of nervous and chrOn- ic diseases. This fact should give you con tdcncc in this great remedy. and besides pr. Greene can be consulted free of charge in regard 10 any ease personally or by let fer
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-27
KisEN.

Sallow Passenger-Don't you think there is always some (puf0 risk in riding (pufn in smoking car?
 Red Faced PaSsenger--I dr, sir There is no telling phewN wh VI the man sit ting next to you may light q cigarette. Moves three seats forward. }-ChicaSo Tribune.