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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

epa Mcooc IO9 GhoP e l. 'h 4%I M "a, , 5Ge
itrr".s and P,njtt. also ran. Time ;O2',
second r,e2as MILF F., srr s. ~ a. e %lio% Far
and r.tt,, ioi CPitn1n' II to /, hid. st. Anthony,
LYNN and vision also Time To-
r,,., ,.c. ts,, ,urlo,.s Roy ri Santa Anita 1I5
,v iniu ., M. Hurbwa. los Ballard 10 =,
scrond LADY Rose los Thorpe. to >, thiid Our Pet,
MAJOR General, FoNhound and f'nSS 'o' o '''' 1l"
l:O1.. ~
Fourth and haIf i fqro"Gi ol. IL
.nromd" IIme lOi fNoblc t. !, thrd. Rival ana
Fairy also ran. Time Ia
tif,h Seven furlOne-. trttY-DurR. ~ iNlN,f
~ m rrst. Jugurth. 1873 tI'lahc 10 D. second f1t
Woodcock ia III. Williams. J." To- J. uu' 'alNN''" -
SIKH race-Stccplcchasc. two ana thrrePnaf'er mic
,tbo leo ,Slark . to :. iir-': me fai laO B,hop'
10 / second urrrna. 100 OiN' ~ = 1nu' 'i''''
la I,,a and Folly also ian. Ilu'-o''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

patrick Decean Of No. Is Talman-St.. who turned
his three little daughters into the street during
the storm of last Saturday night. was sent jail
Yesterday morning by Justice IlShe In default of
Ia 20 await trial. lie Is charged with assault I'm
the third degree.
49,. ,,o,,yave William Sands, living in IinwoOd-
=, near Atlantic-avc. was struck by Long ISL
and railroad train and killed. lie was nfty-iye
years old.
George Gretsinger. a son of the Supervisor OF the
Twent,eth Ward. has threatened 10 cut his father S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
NEV-JERSEY
JEPSEY CITY.

The August Grand Jury Of Hudson county VIII
met to-day probably for the last 'iiiie' l. 10
understood that the members Will ask Judge LIP
.,,co,, 70 discharge them as the September term
is approac ching and it is rumored that ne VIII 10
so after giving them a short lecture on thelr neg
lect Of duty 1t Is also rumored that the urdnu
Jury will refer the policy cases to the next "raf
Jury. and that that body VIII ignore enc bad
Together on the ground that its predecessor ldu
ample evidence to warrant indictment: III otnen
words II IS not likely that the next Grann jury
vii allow itself 10 be- made a scapegoat for the
one about to go out of existence ana betweehh
the two the gamblers will escape Indictment "hich
ia the main object with the ring just now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

The Giants continued their victorious career yesterday
by winning another victory from Ansons dFrep' "'"'
u 'u,.hr' ball players from Chicago IL" game wa
plavcd a. the Polo Ground, In damp dsagFceabc "hu1
.,thrr before much smaller crowd than usual lhe
romance which surrounded An,cn Of old mas Deem s"ot
aside and fiom Of the brt drawing cards III che
League Chicago nine has become one Of the p''r'''
When Eurs williamson Kelly. Cla'kson Dlrylnllr ahu
P.orcr wore Chicago uniforms. Arson was the bascp"i
general Of the age The framework however has be.h
torn away AMI what l. left pres nts worm aspect
Chicago, Efforts yc.tcrlay weak ana inc 'lihO'
not only won a, they rleascd they prevented cir
rivals from scoring >ingl" run
The Nsw.York adopted tactics at times which we'
hardly try against strictly hr>tcaSs amateur
They played without error and won their hhth
consecutive game The Giant, have won twenty out
Of the lat twenty-five played not counting the tie
game with Philadelphia. l;usie pitched hnely. the
thcago nine making three hits in the first two Innings
One them a scratch. and not a hit was made OF
I,u,ie in last innings Ward. Davies. Fuller
Conner and olenayin made the clever plays Inc score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
NEWARK.

Application was made to the Nice-Chancellor yes
terday for the appointment OF receiver lot 'he
Citizens Brewing Company. The officers OF the
company arc seriously involved. The liabilities are
$1,000 but the company has good assets
The BOARD Of Trustees Of Seton Hall college nave
executed "A bond for 5000 TO the government as
security for the arms loaned by the Government
70 the college for the instruction OF tho students IN
military tactics. The suTeties are Eugene keily'
Of \ew-York and John NJ. Wigger. Lieutenant j;
NJ Isnahan of the 10Th Infantry. has been detailed
by the War Department instructor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
THE RACES AT CLIFTON.

The races at Clifton yesterday resulted follows:
I1rL racc-IiVc furiUnCs. Ilnglia, nf>ti bryan,
second Bob sutherland, third. Time :O3
Second race-rve furlona-. fOrlnda, hrSt; HyIatia,
second Romeo. third. Time ,Oo's.
laird Iacc->x and a half f1ilongs. Mary s. hrst
Wheeler. second Lou Rhctt, third Time ~
Fourth race-Fivc furlong,. Grey Eagle, first Bcrwyn,
second oxford, third. Tlme-l :o2
Fifth rscc-Onc mile and i've fuilon2s. King Leo.
FIRST: Lucky Clover second LarghcttO third. Time
. :52l2.
Sixth racc--FOur half furlong>. Willie McAuine
first; COmpradoI. second; Cpstar thild Ilnc-O 1o"2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London, Aug. 25-1his va the second day 81 the
York August race meeting There were seven contest. on
the programme The most important TACO Of tho day wa
for the Great Ebor Handicap Plate Of $1,000 for three
vcar.old, and upward mile end half The winner
was tho threeycar old chestnut colt SonJputty. nv Robert
the Devil out Of Surpri-e SnaWtw T. owned by Iofd
Dunraycn the the yacht Nalkyo. which started
from Southampton today II, quest Tor me America
Cum p Buchanan's thrce-ycaold brown My sell HacIl-
Nee wa, second in race. aud Mr. Choddc"orhs four
year.od gray colt Brlcmar. th.ft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
THE RECORDS.


.o,York vs. Chicago Al Polo Grounds. Now WORK.
Brooklvn ". Pitt~burg al Eastern Parh, b'ooAlJh'
v,.hIrp,on -. Louisville at Washington.
Bo-,on vs. Cincinnati at Boston.
philadelphia ". Cleveland. az Philadelphia
U,liimor, " ~. Louis. at Batmor'.
Tho New.Yori and Chita-o teams Will play their fna
Same together at the Polo Grounds today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
HOME NEWS.
ppO,rrNFNT ARRIV At THE HOTELS

CLARENDON Ro>'n. Russian Minister t, Mex
leo. CAMBRIDGE Baron Journe-. G rman Ambassador
At Washington. FIFTH ANENUE->cnator Jugn :.
Morrill, Vermont. anu eN-Coneie '>n1n H. e.. Buregh
~ Whitehall y Y. VICTORIA =. Lamont
secretary of War and Mon,ignor Nugcnt. Of Liverpool
ST JAMEs-slr Peter Walker. Of England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

throat from to ear" and the parent has asheu
the police for protection. The elder Gretsinger lives
at No l07 Clinton-ave His son at last reports "as
drunk. and arrived with razor and two reVoFe'''
and was prepared TO do his father up Mr.. "re'-
singer and the other members of his family were
out of town yesterday to keep away from the son'
Their destination Is not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
on A SOFT COURSE AT HAMPDEN.
Hal POINTER FAILS TO LOWER THE TRACK
EECORD-DETAlLs OF YESTERDAYS RACES.

Hal, POINTER FAILS TO LOWER THE TRACK
EECoRD-DETAILs or YESTERDAYS RACES.
S1ringfcld Mass. AUG. % Special One Of the ars
-, o the crowd, that have TUNED 10 the Grand
Circuit flyers thi, Ilamldcl Park to-day
The track wa. wctched condition and the horses wc
unable 10 make fast time. Hal Pointer managed mile
in loa. bu, letting to lower tho track record III
the fourth heat distance being waived, the famous PAGER
went to piece, and MIGHT have been dstanccd himself II
the nag been dropped Thi- leaves the ire-io nii
pace al ISSUE there daNl ght enough 10 30
another heat The odd, 30 the champion, aud
he won the nr-t heat in such time that there seemed
no PROSPECT defeat In the next heat Hal Pointer
had good lead t. the half but suddenly made sip
from which he did in time to get before either
riue Sign or Major Wonder tn" former getting home M
in 2:l24 Then Gcci, drove more carefully, and by n
rpjd nni,h Blue b. three length, III lO'
In the fourth heat Pointer show to the half but
when called on 10 home his limit h. ~:
tangled went up again, hi~h-
ing away back Blue sign again disposed Of MAJOR
Wonder IN :l34.
The II. tiers did better Cormr landing clever
victory ia the % ca~, ac letting san Pedro have
two heats Neither the nor the gcdGg approich d
her or his records and COnnc had Ute opposition when che
wa, cut 100 .. Island Wincs very much Of the
soft couI.e and finally dtanced. Bclin also
pieces IN the ihrl AID Was ait,Iwud taken with
Ilcdnc at the hose, 80 he Wd, also rctIcd from the
contest
The Zip Oh Charley H. for the slow class good
one Icclcl OH IN three heats, placing his record
at > II in tn last mile.
Besides the unfinished pace the 10 and frce.forall
troucrs with tnc 80 class for thcey earoids
public trial b Nancy Hanks complete stront programme
for the third day There Is Iumor that the pool
sellers BE- arrested tOnorrow under orders IRON
the Mayor. Summaries:
TROTTING-PUR RISE SO 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
rRoTTING-PURSE $4,000.
ruIr RESULTS ~ sSEAroG 4

Saratoga. ~ y. Aug. 23.-Thc following arc the re-.
suits OF to-dey's races:
First race-Five furiones. Captain Brown II2 tFitz.
sinnosis, " J. lrst; Nick, 100 Balasdl 10 l. sec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
BROOKLYN.
PI1TSBURoi


r't-ours ..............-o o % -
Brooklyn ................O . NJ
banned run BROOKLYN First b7s' on errors Tl','
burg > rr,ok,n D. In on la-r- fntSbl.y -. b9'n
iy, INT h,-r balls on Ihf't = on Nhar.i ".
~, - ant Il, Ihrrt / hy ~hafrott g. Thrc"bi~r hit
p,lv >tnch 1wo.la-r hi'- >harrou Nmith. ,'-iihc'
ht- Donovan t,a-~cock. Hirrtal"r k',lrr : klh-"N'
S,ol.t base. Donovan Lyons > Double pays a--
r., II II.rh,urr and Bochlry. Bcrharrf ahi ~" h'A,
I,,,s 'rnn '-i-tcdI PIs.,I l1ll-kn-low l. Umpire
-.f,..t .us L 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

The start was perfect, and. excepting Hvaway. who
outlacd from the first they close struggle
five furlcngs Melody easily y two lengths
Setauket second. length before Terspin
FIFTH RACE-Special weights. iurlongs
. 80. Betting
ri.
NJ +. Dryers ch c. Stoncnel, by stone
henge-Nell, 4 yrs, 100 D. fargll 20 out
A. Ottlnger's b. 9. Joe Cotton, aged. ll2
(iIanawait 4O-l 80
S. G. Reeds br f. Peril, 3, lCS 49,.
Timc-l O3.
Correction dii not run Stoncncll front from
start to finish aud under pun by a length.
Joe Cotton beat Peril by four lengths
SIXTH RACE-Sclling. one mile and o sixteenth.
Betting.
ST. PL
]. +. McDonalds b. c. Chief Justice by
s(,. clayton 81 s-5
j. w. Rorer>'s br. c Best Brand. 4 1oj
tear. 1862 Sims 10 Il
J. A. 4. II. 4 ID. IL. Morri>'S b. f. Anna
B., 4. lO7 Gear. 11Ola'...... I.tu@hcld 10 81
Colonel S. g. 90 ...............G. sloane Il IL
Sam Weller. 3. 9s.... .PennlO 81 ID
Time-l :50ia.
Commotion did sam Weller led to the home
stretch. where he faded and came in last Chief
Justice in drive by neck; Best Bund second
three lengths before Anna b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
"LIEBIG CoMPANY's1.
These two words known
in every well-ordered house.
hold throughout the world
Is designating the Oldest.
pure.t best and awaysto.
be.dcpended.upon
EXTRACT OF BEEF.

was elected a member of the Board OF Education
Tuesday night. This is the first instance In The
history of the Board that woman has ben
naIacto4 a member Mrs, Carter succeeds BrewstSS
- Sammis The new member formerly 4
teacher in the high school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
r,so 6.1olsun sets as Noon sets 06 Moons sgo IA
HIGH WATER TODAY.
AZ Candy Hook ;1.Gov. Island 5:3ilIIel Gate 7:H
y WSandv Hook 70 lsli d 80 Hell Gate 9:20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

The Brderrooms won another ram> from inc fit~
brrs AZ Eastern Yesterday. after closely nafed
md interesting ganr Tao home players made their hts
count pitched excellent game. being effective
at irving moments. Ihret had his check cut by sahc'
ing blow from a line ball from kinsow's bat III me
.,,th inning Day Hatfield. Lyons and Bierbauer did
.,crllent Holding work. Inc score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
Announcements.

Catboat for sale: .? feet ccntreboard very
able and safe; rigging and sJars nearly new: eo%%ii
-ailer. with ~umm'r cabin; fine pleasure boat ""
sell cheap. Address G. J. H.. Box 49, Tribune once
Il & w, "OCrA.- "SuATTFMuC." f. q w.
Either style n you low collar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

MILHAU.s CALIsAyA: A wholesome tonic ice
family use for cOnyaleecents, the aged and debAtos>
introduced 1880. Genuine, at 1873 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
HENRY 4. DANIELS. VI

Dscascs Of thc Nervous ystem, Genitorfin
Organs. Imrot ncy and Sterity. Hours. 10 l. TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
CHICAGO


chicago ,...~.....~~9 o Q X-S
l,, h,so hv crror-- New. YORK l. baso balls
on McGlll :. on Kusc g. struck out-bY M,,nu : ~
Ku.j. ! Two.ha.e hitS-Burkc. Common. oacrln'r mt
Ward Stolen LanRr. Burke 3, Tleinan s. DiN =
Double play--Fullcr aud Connor, kttcd-" ana fdlIpt
Mid ptrhc-Rusie J. McGM l. Umprc-Hofhuns'
llmn OF gamr-l ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Vessel. Line. For. Nails Close. Vessel S,ia
city nj Ocean, aiinan..- o'Wpm
Dulheldnm Neth.Amcr. RotteI dam. 90 m ;o0pn
F. Bismsrck, Hamb.An, Southampton.l2 20 IN 3Wpn
Creciao Aan-Sae, Gl,sg0w........
FRIDAY, AUGUST IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

Julien and Michael withdrawn. Both riders had
evidently received orders Realizing this Tar,l
took Od Bones" n the front In the hOmctictch Ham
made his call Wildwood. The struggle kecny
fought, and Raccand won the by a short neck.
FOURTH RAtE-HANDICAP-for two-y ar-olis. Sin
fu!longs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

poor followed delay OF fifteen minutes, Dwight
and Mis- Fordham being sufferers. The final struggle
was between Black Hawk and Mcmac Queen. or rather
between Goodale and Doggett. Black Hawk was the
horse but Doggott the better rider and III
hard drive Micmac Queen by a length: Black Hawk
second. a before Florence.
SECOND RACE-Special weights. Six furlongs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
WANTED TO DIE,
A MELANCHOLY HUSBAND AT
TEMPTS SUICIDE.


- 80
W. L. ware, man about 10 years oil
age, and who drives an express wagon,
md. a, atton,nt at suicide v,st,ris,
,',',
AFTERNOON lew minutes fller o@oeA'
The instrument with which the deed was
ATTEMPTED was an old.fashioned cap and
h,u roifs niy,ni ~ I,r,, .,,. ,.bicb
''"
be placed against ms let breast, pulled
the trigger and sent q bullet into his
bndy hnrely missing tho ,pp.r edy, of
~. -,.u a.
tue heaf'' ware was slauu'hE at tn'
northwest corner Of his house when tie
pistol was discharged. He threw the
',,,,. ,,,,i... 4, t,,,,,l, 40 .h.,iJo., todd ,
gun unu'' "u''" W '''' "'''''' ,''H "
step or two ana SANK TO tue ground. lie
was picked mp 10y neighbors and laid on
ha5
A "azette man visited tine mousse ul
Ware at III Galveston street, and
found the man suffering elcrurlnllur
- H. H., No.. r.,ion.t a,,t .,tI. -
conNsrsrn lhisi' KEY . ~ ",.u, ,;, NJ
lhy lhulllh WI 'vatl ii va ,,, ,nu I VII
eul'y ivGu'nH ~ Nv s'''i I'M as''I XXX, ~
US oFlIlu v'tS'1 80, ,,,.., MI w." ,, ~ ~
Fus n"'"'u VI Wv "''''' '''" NV
nav 9i, .,,.n,on,. Var, st,to1 bot be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

not probably he In attendance at tho trial.
anl on that day he iled intciNgntVrles To
Il may not have been lssued upul the day
before the trial, II would srcin that had
reasonable diligence been exercised IN PRO.
tnkC this deposition even after tie nting u
tl, interniEntarirs thrsV would lave hnvn
ample tltur for lts return,
rhv application wns wholly insufficient IN
81 FAR us II sought continuance for the
ahsrucr VI the witness nuyal IN failing to
set fnrlh his evidence as required by the
We n5I no error m the actlol of the
court In permitting appellee to amend hts
inst supplemental answer as complainrd NJ
~ appellants scvnnd assignment, u Is
ttur Tits amendment was allowed uftri
plaintiff had tAkon u nuu4Auit, but the only
defect IN llu original was The failure To
want NJ cnusllentlni Tor The hund While
appellants after they took the non suit were
uut 81 court w - tar M the petition hlel
by thrn sought affirm ltlrp reli'f, ihcy newer.
thclcss still remained 10 voutt us defendants
to tile answer VI app 'll,r M witch he sought
AFFIRMATIVE nili nghnst 'hum. enl Ills
nlvtling Tor Tits purpose was subject On
amendment In the sutle mAnuer ns though
be Ind been an Original ulhntin ApIWlnntA
made no objection Ia the CONT htlow ~
this amendment on the ground that hup.
Elemental pleading cOuld not he amended,
hut objected only upon the gtnuud That the
mhttvfs sought Ia be- 'lugulvl under thls
NNIlN'NlNAlANA hNHNfi AAANlN NNiiN W llNNNNNfIA
ln nu original or amended answer We nu
pf Uplnion that a supplemental answer cln
hU amended az other pleading uud va nru
Hlsn Of opinion that n appellants thuuEht
THIS pleading WITS being called hy a wtuuu
nHmr this objection should have boon dlhdu
iu Tie olurt below sn that u tould have
been there properly cnrlHteupd
ipou the ifiai Ia the court below appellee
~ witness Ia bis own fnNuf was asked hN
his counsel the following question
Was th,f" ANY tUusilefinan frnm IOhn u.
Mcrrhunt 10 yuh Tor the lund fOr title sued
ON Ia this caHer' 10 which he answered
"Npuv whatever. aud this was all the
evidence introduced by either party no "
the consideration or want Of consideration
Tor the bond sued On und IN their thirl
assignment appellant complains that "tho
court wired M rendering Judgment fur de,
frndnni ou the unqualified conclusion u fact
sworn to by the defendant alone" No uh.
lection WIS mHdr 10 the trial court 10 imH
question nr answer nor WAS my further In,
formation ~ To the nature ~ the cnnsidprn-
tiuu, IL any, Tot this bond sought BY 80.
ptilHuts on uruss-vNuiuiuaiiuu While we
think this Ii rather summary way of Ills.
posing ~ written Instrument serinlnFlN
of thr Importance NJ ilhH ono, we are not
prepared 10 hold that the court erred n
| holding the rfldrntr sufficient
Upon the whole cause We nre of opinion
| thai the Judgment uf the court below ahunl0
] be- IN all things affirmed, nnd II ~ W. or
| derpd HEAD,
Associate Justice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

surplus. after improvements ana oh.r..
OF SlOf.2If, an increase az Sj2Sa ~.
me year TO April 30 the snrnlus f,cr
improvements and charges. was So lsS
decrease Of Si75OSf
Inc report Of the Reading Coal and
IRON company for April shows deBeif
after nNed chnrges Of $ii .,,.,7 4 d,A.r,,,s -
OF SnlW The statement, for ihr v,.,r
10 April 80, exhibits a deficit aftcr Sx,si
charge. of SiO7,4T2, an iner,s,ss %, ~
The net Hrnings Of the I.chieh Valley
ROAD Tor March mere, sel S4IG Ans ana
Tor tou: months to March III, SIag lbs
Inc Norfolk and Western statement,
including leased lines. for four months
sennu,ng April 80 shows: Gross earnings
So,olaoVo' Increase S2Si.iSG; operating
seih,ple , and taxes $500. 21S. mcrca u
crease S4l9.
The gross earnings for the Atehison
system for the third week iu NAV wer,,
Nus'o4o' or S42,203 in excess Of hast
The Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicaeo and
y. Louis statement for April shows II
pllonce after delucting charges al
S4v4ll, an increase Of S,s3Ng. Tie bal.
anee for ten months was given az SSJi..
w, decrease Of S404. fOl.
During The month Of April the Wabash
railroad earned net $l37,lSJ. decrease
Of S5i.541
The net earnings Of the Jersey Central
Tor April aggregated Si27, S25. an IN.
Srrca.s,s 81 SSlI0, aud for four months,
Sl,blS.SIl, ar Increase OF S143a21
The earnings Of the Norfolk and West
$50 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
FRENCH LOCOMOTIVES


wo,ld'. FA.r-Tn cir Peculiar Con-
.,ts,lo, aud Novel Appearance.
gm French locomotives, which
!. rausc Of serious delay IN the in
III Of exhibits in the Transports
I,aag arc rapidly being clcnncd
pr.sIit very novel appearance
4. marmaintrd with the lOcomo-
II ne IN European countries. All
Al. Of these engines are finished
neatness and exuctness which
maomary ON the locomotives Of
Iga,r,. and one Of them presents
|ieaiion which would not be toll.
lfe. One of these engines is de.
iaf suburban service and built
Western railway of France. II
Irnheel coupled engine with in
Under The valves are placed be-
Ia cylinders aud driven by Il link
i One Of the peculiarities of this
Z The manner In which the link
.eIdetpd. Instead of being solid
Iaioaary with us,the linn is made
pleces and recessed to receive
Il book. This block is connected
ulye stem by two Hat hairs. The
i sitiouary and the cutoff is con-
b moving the block. The con
% u the link appears to give
/ wearing surface. The eccentrics
.llks are oh the central pair of
lnl the links hing between the
h Wcond axles. The reverse lever
fliel by screws and u pointer pro-
|Ehieh Indicates the cut-oii. An
.serullarity Of this engine is the
D. all six of .e drivers have
which accounts for the diff.
Experienced in getting 1t around
IN curves on the Pennsylvania
be side rods are plain and look
NJ The boiler has u straight top
y dome, The tire-h0x IL short aud
~ the crate slnnting. Tho steam
a.ed on all of the engines look
fnhge to an American. The pres
Of course, recorded in Kilograms.
Indicated by u hand travelling
al are of u circle, having
tsatlncc Of yoltiueter, such as
10 electrical work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
Knows THE ROPES

silmad man, that is a conductor
enan, sometimes makes from 10
. $40 extra by collecting fares
cars from gentlemen who are
aAenng after nOtoriety. but who
. from one settlement to another
KY as possible so as not to get
'imes IN the papers. A dollar will
man a long way in Il box car,
y il does not give hun the ptiyi-
suing the company In case of
tleut Wrll-reguluted crews d.
train into Two equal parts.
pa brakeman hus the first half
fain' the hind brakeman has the
aali' and the conductor gets the
iares, which he sometimes di-
Slh The company, hut conductors
NJ discharged for being too hon.
nal respect; truinmasters, super
rs and general managers Save
Them commenced by carrying
" The section crews, aud wound
Nv w on the brakeman and con.
adder. aud they don't like TO see
lhatks destroyed or adulterated.
pa IN. d. Record.