Show how three travel brooklyn Ero oklyn eagle old conductors have a large fund t information and anecdote and an it mould would astonish people to learn how critically they watch each individual pa passenger wenger and arid how well they call describe the tile trav tra dini velini habits nud and idio ie nf of prunia nent tient people men alen starting on a long j burney and during its progress gre are sure to liw how some individuality vi and railroad men being exceedingly observant can tell al at most at a glance whether a man i 6 aed to bung being away awa from bonje or not one experienced conductor gave ii same of bb his recollections in a recent talk with the writer flemorn lie corn merced by comparing grant conk ting ling and anti blaine saying ing roscoe con conking k ing generally gets one seat beatin in a draw ing room and he gets all nit the newspapers he lie can buy read them and throws them all over the drawing room in a maa besides he always has lu a portmanteau full of I 1 law aw pap papers e re which he strews all over every seat in the tile drawing draw i in groom room conkling is a very vain vain traveler and wants everybody y iu in the car to look at him row ow theres blaine hes just the opposite osite ile alfaye buys the who whole orp ae dra drawing win g room and shuts himself up but t grant is a queer old fellow when he was president of the united states he lie nearly always traveled in a special car but now since he has become a private citizen he be travels travel 8 just j about the same as or ordinary folks you can always find grant in the rear end of the smoking car nith a cigar in his hit mouth and there he lie sits with a hand band on either arm of his chair and smokes and smokes seemingly oblivious of every everything thing around him he lie never looks at one sometimes he will look out of the window for hours when hes belts not doing that hes lies glancing over a new hed hes indifferent to everything going on why if the tile train hes i in a stops on the road in the open country for anie s me minutes he never moves never in quires what is the nutter matter but bills and smokes stolidly until the train blurts while all the other pas pm bangers igers put their herds heeds out of the windows or get off to sec see gone une wrong 1 I remember continued the veteran conductor a trip to chi ago grant made mad e in in i my car some hina tatia a la baay ny nun III nj J 0 o alone and by the way knew very verb little about traveling she had her window up for some time and it vas was pretty chilly besides the black fawke B nuke was pouring aiuto the car I 1 watched grant a little while and anti I 1 saw he lie was annoy annoyed edas as the smoke saw md and the chilly breeze blew right over vei him presently he lie got up and caning a n ia over the tile ladys shoulder pu put t hi his ove h hand and on t the to catch and let the th sash down the little woman gave an involuntary start and turned around fiercely but grant never noticed her it and n d dropped back into his chair after a little while the lady judy hoisted the window again and somo some of the passengers who had seen thea frair E smiled at one another then the little lady beckoned to me and said cond conductor uc who is la that hog back of me 11 gen grant eaid said I 1 11 the little woman and she dropped the window immediately dia din tely grant heard the question but never let on and went to reading hia hig paper paper as if nothing had bad happened |