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On Tuesday, we were pleased to see Mr..
Cole, attached to the railroad company, refuse
to permit man, who was staggering drunk.
and speaking loudly. to get into the cars for
Baltimore. Such an individual would be
worse to manage than child just beginning
10 walk. Beside, the comfort Of the passen,
gers is to be consulted, and the company does
not employ MFR. Cole to take care Of drunken
menl The night before, an inebriate was TAX
en- in on the way, at one of the stopping pla-
ces and after The cars started, he made sue
cessful effort and reached the platform, from
which he would have fallen had not two gen
tlemen been standing fhere (smokine cigars, }
and prevented him. Mr.. Cole, has response
BILE situation, and has hitherto discharged The
duties pertaining 10 it satisfactorily, and we


heartily commend his course in the case to
which we have referred. II would be peculi-
arly hard-after the rumseller has made man
drunk and stultifed him, TO require sober
man, and an entire stranger to take care Of,
and nurse him, and prevent him from breaking
his neck. d @ ~ ID estsd 2lt