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Government bonds firm. The. 5s closed o
features were Atchison Adj. As. Chesapeake and
Ohio general 41es, Chicago and North Pacific
lst T. r.. East. Tennessee, Va. and Ga. lists,
ToThea Paao ho IT. m T. r. and
Eastern Isis. Rock Island extension 81, Texas
Pacific eds. Union Elevated lists. y. S. Cordage
portant net advances were in Atchlson Adj. As,
y y cent, to 34A; CHESAPEAKE and Ohio general
R.. Il. to 4oJl; East Tennessee, Va. and Ga lists.
to lo5; NO51hern 6b;e ",fsrn PHGife C. T. :t ~ r.
Rock Island extension IS, IS, to 9874: Reading
ssms. 10 s ss "a n
5aes%ss; "a sias r. Ts.sS p Pas!as sg sd.S snS
sss G q and Tsass ads a. declined se to Nam
In bank stocks 10 shares Of American EI,
change sold at 1888. shares OF Merchants at
1os. and lit shares of Phenix at lol.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York.
S Bar srsr .vsF dollar. Ia %spe al at
t2Ac. Exports 70 Enrope tomorrow, 100000
ounces.
market reflects n moderate demand. Rates are
8 . cent. and upward for all grades.
for short, but weak for long on the hardening
tendency OF private discount at London. Con-
:.e Sn Gsa sSa
"a; sss "a
gsS'is e s.I afps ~ E?
039 1915 for long and 30 15-l6G40 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York; Boston,
s@l6 cent. discount chsrestGnhhBu{Sing;
ss%
premium. St. Louis-50 cents premium; offered
at 40 cents premium. Chicago-oo cents
discount,
The Keokuk and Western Railroad Company
has declared a semi-annuAl dividend OF
cent, payable Oct. !.
The Utica and Black River Railroad Company
has declared a sem. i.annual dividend OF 3h
cent payable Sept. 80.
declared quarterly dividend of v cent. pay
able Oct. Is.
The New York Central and Hudson River
dividend of y cent, PAYABLE Oct. i5. The
company reports for the quarter ending Sept 80;
s;: :.s. SS;sSS sssss B:s s'i;:;
,.:a :ss 'sIsSS 'ss5g:J 's35g.5 B:s sSs5
D,sss: - 'lSsSSSS sSssS5 lsSssS5 D''7s.'!
surDlus..... 100000 s2244ol Dsc.si764sl
Tho Georgia and Alabama Railroad reports
ssnSs az 19F as AGsSt t m
OF $27.0S6.
The Columbus Street Railroad reports gross
S02 as compared with the same month OF last
year, and net S26,7 ,7s2, decrease OF $2.o3o.
The Scranton Traction Railroad reports gross
5000 as compared with the same month of last
year, and net Sl3,22b, an increase of $l.bT2.
For the two months ending Aug. 81 the gross
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R,,t.n by . Vicious Dog.

COLLEGE POINT. L. l., Sept. 23.-A vicious st.
Bernard dog belonging to Louis Deitz, q saloon
keeper of Thirteenth street, in this village. at
tackled Mrs. Mary Collins yesterday. She had
been calling on tho Deitz family and was leav-
ing the premises when the animal sprapg at
her. In her fright she toppled Oyer backward,
and tho dog sank his teeth into her lett cheek.
She was rescued by mem bers OF the DeitZ fam
lily and was taken into drug store. where her
injuries were dressed.
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COFPEE CAUsERIE-The liberal receipts ut Rio and
Santos and easier European cables caused the decline
Brazilian advces report favorable prospects the
September Towering one Arm said; "In face Of
large receipts and prospects Of liberal supplies this
have confidence in present prices. they have
recently made large purchases In santos. Local
discounts. but the opinion seems to he general that
far Will decline II the Towering In Brazil later
on is satisfactory"
fLoUR-Was steady and in fair demand. Sales 900
bhls. Exports 2bp sucks Receipts ~, $50 bDS and
29,lss sacks Spring whoa brs3dG n bels. were
stTaishts. issssSs,lo patents, ss soGs $50
today 2S1ssO 6as6; sssins. eoisO sSssS ago. To,
80 900; Detroit NJ $50, ARainst Liz; Duluth $40.
7bS, agAlnSb o7o,996i MilneSDoliS $4,000. 1InSt
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Northwest Light-shorts Cover.
WEDNESDAY. Sept Aforementioned o to 10
points. reacted and declined slightly. recovered tho
loss and closed steady at net advance Of point.
with sales OF l565O0 bales. New Orleans advanced
points. but lost the Improvement declined slightly
Liverpool declined l3od the spot, with sales OF
5000 bales; futures there opened TO points lower
but recovered most of the loss, closing steady at
decline OF y to point. In Manchester yarns were
dull and easier in cloths sellers only do business
concession. Spot cotton here unchanged with
sales OF 249 bales for spinning. Middlng uplancs.
s9.l6c. Savannah declined l. &c and Norfolk tsc. New
Orleans sold 900. Memphis ZOO Augusta 239. Nor
folk 7i5. Savannah 656 Mobile 500. ST. Louis 55b and
Charleston 100 bales. Augusta received to-day 2243.
against 1885 last week and 1sl last year: Memphis
S.TO7. against 1888 last week and s6l last year;
Houston 64l6. against 1920 last week and 1883 last
year. Houston expects tomorrow 1900 TO $500,
against 9.453 last week and 605 last year New
leans poets 5000 to 10000 against g5l7 last
and 5s2o last year The receipts at the porte were
year; thus far this week li93Sl against i67740 thus
FAR last week. The exports from the ports approxi
mated ~, 900 bales hc future tradlnR folloWs
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seals Were Shy, bu, tho Codash ME.

OTTAWA. Sept. 23.-Along the northern coast
of the Gulf OF st. Lawrence seal fishing has
been a complete failure owing TO the action of
tho ice and to the fact that the seals passed
down without lingering on shore CodhshinR
has been great success, and the herring catch
10 up TO the average.
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couu,srre,t % Silver o.rt,ns..ss.

TOLEDO. o., Sept. 23.-A dangerous counter
felt made its appearance here yesterday. 1t is a
So Window silver certificate raised to $40. The
town has evidently been worked thoroughly.
banks yesterday, The bill raisers arc disposinR
of them In small stores.
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Dividends and Huttrtst.
: - n,>cy y, IN C,v,c p.uw.v
0tlrrtions aud aateetinas.

NoTICE.-IHE ALABAMA GREAT soUTHERN
IN RAILROAD COMPANY.
Notice Ia hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the Of tho Alabama Great Southern Rail.
road Company will be held at the of1ce OF the
peny IN B%rminsham, % Alabama. on wednesday: octo;
directors and the transaction of such business may
be brought beforo the meeting. JOSIAH F HILL.
BEPTEMBERp y, 1898. Secretary
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earninrs were se4, ,e7o, an increase Of s?.7lg q.
year, and net SEQ, ,aSi, decrease OF $685..
The. Patterson RAILROAD reports gross earn:
last year ana net Sl3, 44e, decrease OF 81, 100.
earnings were S2Is.s49, an increase Of Sp6,444
ar com mpared with the corresponding period Of
last year. and net ss2.oeo, an Increase Of
The Governing Committee of tho Stock Ex-
change listed to-day the following securities;
- Lake Erle ana Western Railroad oompsnyI add.
t1Go,o0o. making total amount listed o. 900 900
way GHsaso% Of Has Fh &
Gsssss soss ssa gSS'a bonds 'SS'OOO making
sosn Ssd csc't making total
eaSsy ss pam .
fe1Psd STOCK SS stSooo. '0'N '0'''10 anu oi pre-
Of stock, e.oooooo making total amount listed siO,.
Detroit Gas company,s consolidated nrst mortgage
s%n..I;S cant gold bonds ss 1870 G9o' 'qoS comn. .d,,
tlonSi is.as q ooPmon stock t5.ooo,6oo, making
0c sSusssGu sqapt PnDe sd Ra4Ss of california
GTs s
listed els. .402, 900.
The total par value of the new securities 10
S11 ,l17,S25.
auction to-day at the Real Estate Exchange.
90 shares Phrnix Insurance Co. OF Brookiyn....l99
m as share. Gin, Hamilton and Psyton Raj MksiSay; Ss
30 shares James Curran Manufacturing Co... SO
The receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs, siss.523; internal revenue, S24l,62
and miscellaneous. 81 300. total Of $I4l .6o4.
sionS. were SOS. 600. an excess OF expenditures
over receipts Of s53,49e., The receipt. for the
o
lures over receipts OF $23. 766.S76.
The net assets of tho Treasury at the close of
business to-day, as officially computed, compare
with those OF yesterday as follows:
$sST: stsss. Ss5sssS
other assets In excess OF -
demand nabilittes...... Se,226S92 3I796.o3o
Available cash balance. in.
cind ins gold balance =. sxAs os4 800 s94l. I'll 7so
Money in London, s4al 2 cent Rate Of dis
count in open market for both short and three
months b liz. l@2 q cent. Amount Of bullion
cents at l0i francs 90 centimes. Exchange on
London. 20 francs lslS centimes.
ing been purchased by the reorganization man,
ayers. all holders OF first, second, and third
preference income bonds. deferred income
by tho Reorganization Committee that the
fourth and final installine ent of $50 per 81 900
bond on first, second, and third preference in,
come bonds. $3.50 per share on stock. and $40
per 81 1000 bond on deferred income bonds ia
payable not later than Oct. o at the office Of j.
Il. Morgan IL Co.
Tho committee representing the Ogdensburg
and Lake Champlain Railroad first consoii-
dated mortgage bonds calls the attention of
holders to the fact that. II they desire to par
they should Immediately desp post their securi-
ties with the Central Trust Company.
The sales Of mining STOCKS at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
TODAY were n a fullowa:
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eas. a5o Milwaukee oe75O. against oTsoo; Chicago
iHS ssss s Dt S'ota us sSs sSsGi .
SS. S.s o Isa :ETpsd q Ss f
siSst 70 arrive ipece%sst closed 7oJtc No S hard
a.: pSnsh Sc over December. Future sales S6iOCOo
~ - 81 - ~ III = !!
So.S Sdysnssd H. spos armss sg?t % X ssles SsoS9
SaoS6 SusS, and 1000 No White @ on mp tsi
Soa No n sSysS .S S
s.., opening. HtOss't Lo~s't. c,ss:tnO. NiSSsi.
s.; $$:;:s;ss::ss S:::::ss III A. A. IL ~
Oats adysnced Nc, Spot strong. spot sales ee,oo9
d. s,s ~ SSlss, s,Ispsd stSj S ss sGo ss:
Slsc:! itsoS mixed, sSS9ac:: 40, white. sosasc..
,... opcntrO BOhe~. Lo,Osst, c1e:tn0. Eigst,
Ssss$S.r::::::.si SS:tssss:: ssI $j' Il $fs
dscsSs and s'i ps Ts:as
CABLES The
were unsxpsoiediy email. foreign houses bought and
undsf soysr There was reaitns ssc 10
'as Sffnsi ane
Or
s&s 20 fsss',"ss ss5s ws:
soo cars Of corr the sstTs,e for to morrow Is $50
sds q, wheat market today and that was was the the
ssnss %sSR s The sOss
sr and mere age TO ADD 70
The Ssn for
iion: These re,etiSns, hSwsyer Do moi come. which
Tsss
bull bull incentive. this mognlns :. the 6penne were the
SsS. Ia;
ias
sh SSss Sn CUISINES a;r amounted to about gooooG
;Ss Light ssrrsIss sSsrss. Tor the dssisr. p
pos,,lon 70 advance than i dos. n. steady ad.
sFs d.pS'l,Sn now e SHy breaks prob
sinSe very strong Berlin being up q 81 maPts e Se
Ing TO @ sSoSs & 2 cents This and the large
close
wehy BUYING BY
to Eosd Pgs 2u.n
Nsnia here quoted at o'Oe
PRoyisioNs-La Lard fairly active aud hrm. Prime
Western 9ebc. PORK In fair demand and steady.
Mess. Si5O9as. Dressed hogs unchanged. Chicago.
sag while lard was little higher. The Hoou cash de
msnd ems to have no en Ct on the two former. the
indications for large run OF hogs having bearsh
innne nee on traderh In lard however there Is a oe
siders. Bu.ter-Rece pts to day o,963 pkgs last ak
days 45.Ss7; previous six days. 4S,4l3 Cream
cry. Western thirds to fanny. ll&l oc. state ami
Pennsylvania do. ll@l5c State dairy, half ,rKhs.
tubs seconds to extras lOLecs lac Chepse-ReceipLs
to-day. 1859 pkgs,; last six days. S2,ess; previous
six days. 30 sci. State. full large, colored
fancy. 9Is2aac do. white. common 10 fancy. 10
9sc: small coored. fancy. pAc.: do white, com
mon to fancy 7d9c. Eggs-Recepts to-day. s.Il6
cases last six days eof previous s,x days sio.
State ana Pennsylvania fresh gathered fair to fancy
1870 sltc.: Western do. l64l7c.
SroAR-Raw duh ard steady S9' test, 2hc So test,
&c. Refined quiet and steady.
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MAIGH'T &FREESE
BANKERS
COMWISNIOV NTOCK RROEERN

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STOCKS. bonds. GRAIN,
COTTON, PROVISIONS,
Bought and Hold for cash n margin OF to 8
per cent Commission lie.
Write call for 400 FACE MANUAL" Illus
trated with railroad maps, giving complete informa-
tion Of all RA LROAD and INDUSTRIAL properties.
including highest and lowest prices for series OF 10
to 30 years OF Stocks. Bonds Ora n and Cotton and
also the methods OF buying and selling on mar.tn.
ISSUED GRATIS AND MAILED FREE.
DETERMINING THE FINANCIAL RE
sP0NSlkliiTI OF THE FIRM WITH
WH1tH % YOU DEAL IL A. IN PORTAST
As sELECTING THE RIGHT STOCKS.
Now York National Bank references furnished
Twenty years experience, largest clientele, most
oommodous of,ices, best brokerage service.
UPTOWN BRANCH
1,l92 Broadway, next n Drlmonco's. near Goth OF.
BOSTON OFFlCEs
~ STATE ST
DlE EECr WIRES.
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Got Six Years for saaEsl,as In Ch,nsss.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 23.-Unitsd States Dis
trict Judge Morrow yesterday sentenced Rich
ard Williams. ex-Customs Inspector convicted
OF extorting money for the illegal landing Of
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TO THE BoNDHOLDERs OF
The IRON CAR EQUIPMENT co.
Special so Car Trust Bonds.

The committee has adopted q plan for raising the
money to equip the Of your Trust with
air brakes and automatic couplers as required by
United States statutes. Copies OF plan and circular
for the Information OF the holders may be had ap
plication the State Trust Company. No. 100 Broad.
way. New York.
Amajorty OF all the Ponds have assented to this
plnn. and this public notice is given that every
holder OF Bonds may join In the plan and share its
advantages
Immediate deposit OF Bonds with tho State Trust
Company. who will issue negotiable receipts 10
quested.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN
WILLIAM A. READ.
WILLIAM II. MALE,
F. SCoFIELD.
II. A V. POST,
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Electric Stock Quotations,
CoMMERCIAL com PEND.

Cotton Higher Early In the Day, hut Loses
the Improvenent-Liverpo Better Than
EEpected-New Orleans sold Freely
Frost Re eported In the south west Wheat
Active and Higher-ReceIpts at the
Northwest Light-Shorts Cover.
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New York stock Exehangs-pslss sept. -.
uSIrED sTATEs AND sTATu poNDs GIN SIX ,ooo.).
lAUs"olo'S,ll leh eA,A ciass o..
8 Ala cur . "a. e7 eAoe6
1 Tenn Set 8s... IT
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES porps.
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$50 sboi Milwaukee se.7eo. ssainst o7eoo; Chicago
ige cars against 40; Duluth IT'S; against 9ot and
bush unRraded sprlns on p e. O. 0. 3. a6oet for ex-
port. No. red, quoted 2Iec. over December o. b,
anoat TO arrive :December closed 7OJfc.i No. hard
spring. 9c over peosmber o. b. aioati No: North.
ern spring New York December pr ce, o. b. afoat;
do. Duluth. NO over December. Future sales 667O000
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cfur Sale OF 90 get-aruuhlyu.

C.lQ LARGE STORE double show windowu with
tolO. dwelling; best neighborhood.
MULLER, Sl8 Gates Av.
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8ral Gstate tur Sale-City.
LOTS $50 TO $500.

No crossing rivers; s25 down. IS monthly: only 50
minutes from Rector ST. via 9th av. Il" and NORTH
and $50 feet from statiou pretty house and lot
81 $50; $500 down. balance monthly high Rrepnd
healthy. }. j. BASSAS. Is Cortland ct.
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AmtIlina Nuusts % Eet-Gitu

MISERABLE HOUSES Furnished and unfurnishoA
~ in desirable ocats sons: rent 81 200 to 900.
FOLSOM BROTE ELS, $50 Broad way cor 18th St
EoR LIST OF CITY HOUSES 5000 to 81 500. appi2
L to JAMES X. HAY. Wall st
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Oats advanced &c. Spot ntronR. Spot sales Co. 1000
bush. None for export. No y white 9dxc; No 4
do. slSc.; No, white, clipped a44c,i No 5do, 29c.
90, ise,: do white isc, .o No. mixed de,iysaed.
Future sales 900 bush, MS followsi
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irITuD STATES Bonds.
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0n 5ft tor Aueinfss 9urposfs.
RuILDINGs. stores lofts ofices, and studios -
ID in desirable locations.
FOLSOM BROTHERS $50 broadway cor. 18th ct.
VERY DESIRABLE large. light. and airy oflces a.,
showrooms fronting on 9Th large windoStti
and sign space: elevator and hall service most ats
tractive portion OF 18th od-rate Apply TO
HARDMAN. PECK q co. l3S 9th av.
SS TO $50 NuSTH.-otices in 10 and 81 Beekman
90 st: ono with skylight. suitable for engraving
drawing, or photography.
GO MONTH. Store and basement a3x6o at 60
sStO Fulton Brooklyn the bridge: suitable
for cigar store grocery hardware delicassen lnuna
dry, &c. For part!cu ars apply TO
rutland WHITING, Beekman St
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8ral estats .furSals-Euns aslaud.
atestrhester CO. property Scr SaIe

NoRTHPoRT l.. Farm ls acres: house. barn.
~ fruit; 81 400; cheap. LEWIS, zoe Broadway.
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SS sPSs 20, amsr sB9t scs
$4,000 bush,, and looo9 No. white on I I, Q. b
do, 1c over October delivered spot, and sc. over
October. delivered TO arrive Future sales b5b,00
buah., folown:
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aeal estate fpr Sale OF au gtl

nOBBS FERRY, Hastings, and Tarry town -BargaIno
~ In homes for sale and To let furnished and uns
furn she'd TSAVIS son. l7b RrOadwsy
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Nice Home. Hastings on Hudson
Ten acres nicely laid out: house l2 rooms. all mod
nenres perfect order; garden, fruit shade.
lawn barn, &c for SALE Sl5 600: might exchange foS
New York or Brooklyn. TRAVIS q son, l76 B'wAy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-15
No English Better Than English.

A new argument against college ath-
letics has been invented-the deplorable
effect which they have on good Eng
lish' by grating upon it 1.-THE coarse
language of sports " The plea, says the
New York Times, is truly amusing.
What on earth is good English" any
how? So far as We know, there is no
English better than English, and no
writer thereof has ever heSitated 10 use
new words from any source. provided
they expressed an idea more clearly, or
even more pictureSqUely, than did those
which formed the vocabulary Of his
grandfather. Shako speare is full of the
language of sports, ranging from fa!-
conry 60 pugiisn and il he lived today
it is absolutely certain that he would
CLEAN words from the football fields
and that college professors would de-
nounce him for it. Really great men are
like the common people, IN that they
never make fetch Of the parts #
speech, never imagine that dictionaries
or gram1nars settle anything, and never
make the mistake Of coufounding a live
tongue with dead ones.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-15
FASTNET LIGHT.
A Welcome CLEAN to the East Bound At
lsntic VoyRger.

Welcome CLEAN to the East Bound At
lsntic voyager.
The first glimpse of Great Britain
that the American tourist gets on his
European tour is that Of the Fastnet
lighthouse.
1t stands on a rugged and solitary
rock, situated nine miles south Of Crook
haven, at the extreme southwest corner
of Ireland, and is, perhaps, more storm
beaten than any other around our coast
The rock is so feet in height. and the
lighthouse towers another 20 feet above,
yet, in winter gales, the Atlantic bill.
lows literally lombard the massive
str lcture and have even smashed in
portion If the lantern at the summit Of
the erection, the seas frequently sweep.
ing over the rock with tremendous force
Some two or three years ago the stormy
weather then prevailing prevented all
communication with the rock for many
weeks, so that the store of food was con-
sumed, with the exception Of some -four
AT last schooner managed 10 approach
sufficiently near 10 enable small quaD
tity of food TO be dragged through the
sea by the hungry men, and fortunate
ly, the next day the sea moderated, and
the stores were once more fully replen-
ished.
Except in very calm weather the Fast
net is surrounded by fringe of foam.
and the only means Of landing is by the
aid of lib" 5S feet in length, so
placed on the rock that, in moderate
weather, its end reaches outside the
surf. When visitor wishes TO land jan
unusual occurrence), he is rowed in
small boat as near as the waves permit,
and the ightkeepers throw out small
buoy. attached 10 a rope. which is Sc
cured by the man in the boat The lib
is then swung out, and the visitor, plac-
ing one foot in the loop and catching
tight hold of the rope, is hoisted about
40 feet vertically, and then the jib, be-
log pivoted at its foot, swings him hori-
zontally about 700 feet on to safe land.
inc Il ondou SKETCH
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-15
The Conversation Interrnnted.

81 beg your pardon, said the man
with the slightly bald head, who sat in
Il parquet seat near one Of the boxes in
a down town theater the other evening.
Il beg your pardon" he repeated, but
would you mind looking at the figures
on this check and telling me what they
are? I'm little nearsighted.
The youngest member of the noisy
box party, an amiable looking youth
with highly plastered hair, suspended
his conversation with the interesting
blond n the green dress momenU
leaned over the front of the box, and I'm
answer to the questioner, who had risen
TO his feet and was smilingly holding
out for his inspection the check end If
a ticket, he said:
Certainly, sir. The figures are
$3.50"
well" rejoined the questi3ne,
that's exactly what l paid to heap this
play tonight, and m going to get tin.
worth of my money or II lift IN y voice
right how and raise fuss and make 4
scenel You ii oblige me by telling the
rest of them.
He was not disturbed again during
the evening Chicago Tribute.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-15
VICTIM oe CIRCUMSTANCES
Sure Bindings Over Which Conductor Mo-
Passenger Had Control.

Thirty ninth street " called the con.
ductor of the Alley IL" car
Thirty. ninth street !" exclaimed the
woman who was sitting next TO the door,
jumping up.
Yes, ma am. replied the conductor
politely. This is where you want "a
get off. -
"Oh. that's nice way TO try TO get
out of forgetting me, she returned eX-
citedly 'You know very we'll that
told you l was only going to Thirty
eighth street. What do yon mean by
carrying me by ir:"
why madam, the
ooh, it's no use tying 10 excuse your.
self know all about il. You thought
you c uid impose on HE because IN
from The county, but | d have you un-
d,rstand that ycu can t do II.
But, MADAM protested the CON
ductor, eve doIot stop az Thirty ightb
street "
Don't lie to NE. she replied an
grily. Il guess l know how these city
roads are run. if / amt city born and
bred. You carried me by on purpose
you know you did. can see you grin
ming at me now, but you won't think
it's such good joke when complain
to the company
I'm sorry, madam. said the con.
ductor deferentially. "Do you wish 10
get off here;'
"Of course do, but I'll take my time
about II, and you can I hurry me, either. >
IF you will get off now, madam,
and not keep us waiting here any lon
ger, III try 60 remember your face next
time and stop the train at Thirty eighth
street for you. "
"Oh, you admit that You can stop
there. do you?' she said triumphantly
as she stepped on TO the platform. 81
thought you would as soon as you found
that you had determined woman who
cant be imposed upon to deal with. "
Eyes, ma am, admit it. he replied,
as he closed the gate and rang the bell
10 60 ahead. 1--WE don't usually stop
there, but we can. But" he added, as
the train pulled out, "if you intend to
leave the car there, / would advise you
70 wear your boomers. It's no easy jot
10 climb down those posts. "
She tried TO reach him with her um.
brella, but it was too late. Chicago
Post.