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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-19
BUBBLES In THE AIR.
Comrades.

Watts-Who was that man you spoke to q mo-
ment sincel
Lushforth-He was one of my college glass
mates.
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The figures seem to show that large pro-
norton of the graduates of West Point do
not remain in the army.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-19

The annual meeting of the Fourth Pres
By terrain Church will occur tonight at the
chnrch, corner of Delaware ana Ninth
streets, at 8 o'clock.
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The ice In the Ohio river is now almost
solid between Evansville and fifty miles
above Cincinnati, and nothing short of a
general thaw and consequent rise In the
river VIII move it. When that comes there
will probably be great destruction of prop
art
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-19

THE Catholic Church does not pay its
prelates large salaries. Archbishop Satolli.
the new apostolic delegate to this country.
receives $4,000 lire, or $500. There are
many Protestant preachers who receive
more.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-19

THE women's branch of the Baltimore
Yearly Meeting of Friends has undertaken
the work of purifying the press, and to
that end has sent out report of it's efforts
the past year. The Journal Is one of the
papers that can fairly claim to be in full
sympathy with tho movement, and by
practical example pledges itself to help the
important work of these Christian women
along. The evil they have assaulted is a
real One
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

THE PROVISIONAL ESTIMATE OF THE BOARD OF
EDUCATION-TwO WEEKS MORE Of VACATION.
The city schools and the Normal College will open
for the fall session Monday. september IL, while
three days later the corridors OF the College Of the
City of New-York will ring anew with cries for
Phrenocosmia and It's sturdy opponent. The Board
OF Education met in their interest yesterday, and
adopted the estimate made by the Finance Committee
for the support the schools for 1894 The Board,
with the addition Of President Hunter for the Nor
nal College, and President Webb, for the City COL
lege, also unanimously passed the estimates made
for the support of those two institutions.
The meetings were especially called for the pur
pose of passing the different bUigets. The Nor
NAL College asked for 200 ana the College Of
the City of New-YOrk for 100000. Both estimates
were adopted unanimously. A special estimate
from the latter institution with which 10 pay two
additional manual exercise instructors, at IL 400
each. also passed.
The finance committee Of the PoaTd Of Education
then presented its estimate for 1894 The committee
asks FOR S4,07o.106 81 this is increase the
apportionmcnt OF 1893 OF S4j4 .216 80. The largest
Increase is $2O6.904 o. which is for the salaries OF
teachers The most important estimates are as fol
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
MR.. GTNNER Has Full POTTER.
COLLECTOR KILpRETH PAINS "KrNNEL" ScHARF
BY ANNOUNCING THIS.
Decrease Of 81, 900.

COLLECTOR KILpRET1T PAINS KrNNEL" SCHARF
BY ANNOUNCING THIS.
.Kunnpl" j. Thomas >charf feels that Deputy
Collector Gunner OF the Custom House, has de
rberatelv insultad his olfactoricS. The "Kunncl"
fs the special Chinese inspector. ana he has been
kept busv smelling rats" at which he has convinced
himself that he IS an adept hall dozen Chinese
xrere detained on Tuesday. but after the examination
Deputv Collector Gunner released them At once a
howl went up. and Mr. Scharf and Mr.. Mont somcry
of the special agents office. found 10 be at the
originating end OF II. They declared themselves TO
he Indignant and talked in an impoteni way Of
recommending the removal OF the deputy collector
because he had not obtained Collector kilbreth's
signature TO the orders OF release
Mr. Kilbreth said yesterday that he never signed
papers in the Chinese cases, rs the deputy had full
and sufficient powers TO act. This doubtless painc1
Mr. Scharf for he would love TO fasten upon Mr.
Gunner the responsibility for the entrance Of so
many Chinese at this port since the Gcary law went
into effect. Mr. Gunner has said all along tmt he
IS simply obeying orders. Fooled In this tack Mr..
scharf showing q tendency 10 place the blame
for a good deal OF the trouble upon the consus who
Issue passports the Cecstials.
Mr. scharf says that, according TO Information
received by him. 100 Chinese are waiting In
Havana for transportation TO this country. Since
July ~, 1850 Chinese have been admitted at this
port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
REAL ESTATE.
RTSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

The raj estate market SIN continues sagaant anA
Sluggish a'd all sale, advertised Yesterday ~
Jouln'd. The sale OF the plot Of land IN West ono
hundred ghth-st, through 10 Onehundrd.
and t~euty-nnth-st 200 feet east Of Ansteriam.lys
name buildings size OF plot, lio1lN-N2l 7x35s;
also II property IN Lawrencest. ide, 1903 n o.:
An>terdanaNe. brick and frame huildinls dimensions
property. 15XIlcN7J.:N % adjourned -
23 The broKc report a -lilht inrresse Ia inQunes
Offices meantime 10 i unler-tod that Prev iogs
period were there 80 many d,lo>-cs> Proceedings IN
piOgI
ltrIck Farley ha> sold tho house No. 10 West Eighty.
sN"th--t, f,ur-tOrN brow stone 2CN5B anl
orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Diysl n.st No 100. samuel We'll aid wife 20
samuel Wine and another ......... ...... ..
DNI-ioi-sf, : lot y - 81 map Hendrck Rutcef
lands. 1th ward: Dennis Stroud and wife -
Marcus Ko-en and sncthor ..... ........ .....
HuC-On.-t. Garner tharc>-st. 3j.lON3-N9 \
1i1OuillN7O. Clausluc \ SEAMAN and an.
other t0 Wiillm 4 Du-eher ..... .
Es~oN->t. NJ -; samuel Wine aud another %
samuel Wei. ............... .
wo,t..t - >. 81 T: Of Charlcs.st 2e.3Ns7; John
II Judge. referee. 10 T. \ Arsns.. ....
Cauai-t No, j53 aud SO same % Henry Arous
3th.o," No 49,: Patrick Collins and wife %
I"titia Hos ard ...... .......... ........
s5tn.st 20 n p Of lin ave. 2ONl02.2, Chris.
West Ind.a,e. NJ lj3: Henry " SacA'tt % Lin.
5sth.-' p. 1o.j 70 q o. l.'-ai". ls'Nl00f;
ChrI~tiin rtn-ehuck to x N,P.nsehpcs
l27ih-.t. W 40 Fast Regina Ip'A 10 David
j. II Tolck ............. ........- ....
II5th.,t. n :. aGj q OF 7th.aye. e0Nlo0 OIL;
Louis II Iahlr. referee. to Robert + M"eks
and anOther executors rtc ......
l43d.,t = 200 n " Of 3iaye. 2ONlOO; George
q Howell b. Ann1tela Howell ........ go. ..--
Pro~pcctaSc. =. ~ II n ~ Lafayette l'lace,
2eNsj; george w Dean and wife @ Frank
Prosrcct.ave. ccn,re line. Ii2 It Of Penfod.
ave. To-, a. nap Of - lot, at 23i and 2lth
wads. lands ~ Ephraim IL Lcyy; Frank
yer and wife to Elizabeth Mcnamara ......
Lot - nap ii6. lots of Dickinson estate, 24ih
Ward. Hugh y Camp 20 william sem ana wife
MlI.olm-~t n - conner Gr1ham-aNo. l.-Nlcof
samuel " Fairchud and VII. 10 Hugh \ amp
Drcaur.aNc l2j 4 81 Onrk-st. 25Nlo',
\ II Happen and wife 10 Michael Downs
aui WIG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
THE FRAUD ROLL COMMITTEE rs on DECK

Inc fsirchid Fraud Rolf Committee dragging It's
SLOW length along day after $40 OF $50 a drag.
Yesterday cx-cocetor Daniel Magone said that the com
mission had examined witnesses enough 10 convince the
members that the department the surveyor Of tn Port
was In dsorderiy and loose condition, He intmated
that the commission would soon try To Law an ox. o.,
its existence before the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

which compose Plsttduetsch volksfestVereen have
passed through the gates. 1t IL estimated that nly
100 600 none have paid admission the grounds For
four DAYS the fun has been going on ceaseessy rom
sunrise 70 sunset Visiting delegations have been honoeo
on specia DAYS and sharpshooters have been hfihs
away. trying the 'crown" OF roses ana inc s'U
medal for their organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

Arens Henry 10 Title Guarantee and Truss
Co. Nos 533 and j3j 'lnal--r year..
mnff-age-
Dos,hlr William e. ~ & T. Applehy and another
Iiul-on--f o. . roft'r hafl's- =. A'ofr
Du lI.- John J. trt~tg. 10 ll'nrf Burden
trustee, % 81 s.d-.t 90 Wet Fnd ave. var
iIIotf Edward and w.fa q Frederic d. 4 Foster.
Trustee % u ith-~t " ~ 9TH tNr 'nar-
t,o.dh.rs. Morris q nj. 90 Title Guarantee ana
ru.t 60. e LudloN.~t No d., y'ar>
kf>,iIu,h. HDnn aud Wifn O. N = Hl"eit.
I'd ave. d. 49, .orn"r -~fh-~t vsaf-
I,nn Dor aud VIE o. Union Theological ~ff1-
iuarv N'w-Nofs CITY, ~ 2o1 West stin'',
> year. ...... ..+-. =.
Same H. Irene NJ Baldwin No EOS Wet s6th.st.
- yea. -. :-.....- 49,.
Miller Anna n 10 Joseph y sullivan. No Il
Commerce = ln-talment-
Ma keurlo D,org, q al g. Charles 'irisiman,
"a Is Prn-pnrf-a,". u Of lbhth--t demand
Patf Ei0btfd g. Cha .ie- \ istt " West
fnd-aAr o. oi 18th -. var ........ .... =.
I,,sru. Marcus and another io b"nni> Sfouh,
We n and 1lh pi,isiOn-st 'clf> .....
Hon 'orurifa 4 and another a. MON Trust GO.
y ) i'trk-aNH o. corner Slfh 81. ; N'ar>
Sfnu.hrd-a Nfrcnr.'. 20 Nrnr'i ~ wagner.
Nrthuf.t,s y ~ tr"-, ent.s ave deneui
~oan " Iliiau aud ~ ifs 10 II camp Ut -, map
nir'Iinsou '-f1t'. wears
Van Nl.ck snthFinr ' :. n - u Hcl,srd. No
iH3 tth-aNe. 3 vrar~. 49,.
wine. samuel and anathor a. Samuel Wei. No l'O
Di,i.ion.-t. install n.rnt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
LITERARY NOTES.

Anne Pratt (Mrs. Pearless) the distinguished Eng
fish botanst. has just died. She was the author
of many valuable works plants which were ex-
quistely illustrated by herself and her chef work.
'Flowering Plants and Ferns OF Great Britain
has taken rank with the standard botanical works
of the world 1t is illustrated with colored block
printed plates and forms exhaustive history Of
all British species.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

A letter in the handwriting Of Sir Isaac Newton.
about the Moons Theory. has lately been presented
10 the library Of ST. Johns College, Cambridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
HAPPY ENDING or THE LOW GERMAN FESryyA Az

The "Platductsehers," at Washington Park Avenue
and Sixty -nnthst ended their remarkably successful
festival Yesterday the beginning festival on
Sunday. thousands Of delegates from the los societies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

Professor Edward S. Joyness Minimum French
Grammar and Reader is in the press of Henry
Holt & Co. The little volume contains the es-
sentals of grammar with illustrative exercises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

young man who is following the example OF
Owen Meredith in combining poetry and diplo-
macy is Mr. Kennel Rodd His poems on Greece
have given him high position among the Enghsh
minor poets and his diplomatic abilities have led
the Foreign Ofice to intrust to him of late a
great deal of important work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

All the MSS. and unpublished works and the copy
right Of the published works of the late John Ad
dington Symonds were left by him to the historian
Of Venice, Horato +. Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

Mr. Charles Robinson. one Of the staff OF "Th
North American Review" has written "Histor
Of European Political PARTIES" which is to b
brought out in October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

A new edition OF Austin Dobsons Memoir oil
Horace Wapole' has been published by Dodd
Mead & Co. in neat and not expensive duo
decmo illustrated with fourteen photogravure por-
traits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

The great barren limestone table-land in the in
terror OF France-a region honeycombed with caves
and chilled by subterranean rivers-is 10 form the
subject of a book in preparation by Mr.. Bar
ing-Gould. He proposes to call the work THE
Deserts of Central France"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
Gunner Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS:
THE WINDSOR,

EIIzAbEIHIUwN y. Y Located amid amid h eo in the
mountain scenery The largest and ahe't NV farms and
garden. supply house Win isssh r mK srng water
tbso1 qhot the house Electric bells Datns M alleys
sanitary plumbing Orchestra biar g1,r Spiues PHre
ary bracimg air; lVslllvELY 40 OT,cc met ali
MtLAKIA Nv Taly-lIo coaches ana ,,h rogior
boats and trains at Wcstport, ana c0hhest WIN eodSe
stage, Keene Valley Cascade Lac t,sets Teisralh
express and ticket offices In the hoHss onra,or VIM
city reicfe'i'''' CIIAs A. FERRIES. Manager.
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0carbcrs.

0cdfbcr5.
A PROFESSOR or FRENCH II. specialist and author
n heed master 81 tho department a large city
hi.h-school. desires Would accept similar
situation anywhere In United states elsewhere In a
uniNcr.ity college % anoth hgh-schoo ~ "A high de-
gree. Best references. Address l.. 3 Nry.york
Tribune.
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trcnces oiNca Address W. ". THOMPSON az ,y, ~
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PAXINOSA INN,
M a N n a NJ s s 7

HOUSE NTet"T
beautiful music hall, electric
lights elevator sut, with baths kcalthulN located anna
fishing. dancing etc. open until sept: p El,ly ee,
cesibe b, new tat Long Island Railroad ana
rev steamers Montauk and shelter Isan1 send for
terms and illustrated pamphlet - II. y. W LAWSON
formerly Of MURRAY ll Hotel. Manager Nahalset HOUSE,
SUFFOLK County. y. Y.
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LIYERPOOI.-"COMPTO HOTEL"-rnrvalsd 70
It's Comiot Excellent Cu~in end kodPate Fixed Ohar2os
Adjacent Best shops shipping Offices. Stations etc.
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New Civilizations.

twentieth Edition. postpaid. for 25c. or stamps
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls On !;
i Trims GRAY and Remedy. BY Prof.. iarley
Parker a. n LONG & co, I, ol3 Arch-st. Philadelphia
Every one should read this little book '-Ath enaeum
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Professional.

T. Ei.MAN Indy daughter Of Protestant minister offers
III home for two little girls yonp I,dI ,onti %
daughters, receiving mothers care and -,
spoken In the family refined surrounding. ono q, ~. La,
streets In brooklyn; Highest icfercnce,. Address wv ~
.. w. Tribune Oncc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

T. a. 7
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between 18th and Gth SITS, HoDOkEN, " J.
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These terms include all the studies.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27
THOMAS FLEMING s EsrArr.

STATE OF VERMONT District OF Manchester, ss
Be IL rendered. that at a session OF the Pro-
bate Court, holden II Manchester, within aud
for said District, ON the 9Th day Of April A, d,
1898
Pretent, ToS. n. X. FowIFn, Judge
whereas, David II Buck. Executor OF The last
will and testament OF Thomas Fleming late OF
Arlington in said District, deceased, has this
day pfo.enled 10 said Court his petition In wit.
ing, setting forth that II will be necessary TO
sell part OF the real estate Of said dee, artd,
for the payment Of the debts. legsei . ard
charges Of administration; and slso that IL will
be b, nefosl for all parties interested therein 10
sell the whole OF the real estate OF said deceased
agreeable to The direction Of the will OF said de.
cea, ed tald real estste dctc'ibed M follows Ii
being the homo farm whereof said dscetned
died zed in Arlington; bou nded north by tho
land Of sarah Hayef; essterly by lands Of Arson
Buck and lands Of y. Valentine. sonth by lat.
tenkil river; and westerly by lands OF A. q.
Mckee and lsrdr Of II o. HsDneman. Alec the
Bridge lot no called, bonndod on the north and
east BY laDds Of \, o. HaDnemsn. on the south
by the highway; aud on the west by lands Of A,
g. Mckee and therein making application To
said Court for lioense TO make such sale.
II Ia ordered. that all personr interested IN the
estate OF said deceased be notified 10 appear be.
fore raid Court at The Probate 0flice In Man.
chester, in said District, on the ~ h day nf
April A. ID. 1893, al ten O'Clock A. NJ, by publ.
cation OF this order, three weeks successively
previous thereto, Ia the Manchester JOURNAL. .
newspaper printed at Manchester Aforesaid, 10
show cause, II any they may have. why said
license tLoud not DO ~ aDted.
i93w J. u. FEM, Hog lister.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

Quite furry VAS occssioned iu financial
circles lsst week from the fact that the
large export, OF gold brought the amount
OF gold reserve In the U. S. Treasury be
low the sl00. 900 Limit. Thtre was
also report that the treasurer had refns,
ed to ay out gold on colo certificates but
II proves to hsve been false. Subsequent.
" ONE Of the banks came to the rescue
aud made up the deficiency 10 the Treasl
my. OF course the banks osn keep doing
this for long period as they have large
amount Of gold In reserve, bnt 1t is q ques.
tioo whether they will or To-. II the rel
marksble gold expectation continues they
may think il best TO keep the gold them
selves, as there is a chance that it may be
At premium sscompsred with silver, The
question is causing considerable trouble
to the admit istrstion and may result 10
sD early call for an II rs session for the
attempted repesl OF the silver purchase
Law which seems to be the main cause OF
the Trouble, but msiori,y Of the Demo.
Gratis in Congress are supposed to be
against repeal. Danger Of monetary pam
ic may change some OF them and as most
OF the Republicans are Town 10 be IN IA,
vor OF repesl it may be brought about.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

Hsm are sosrs oensas iscls lhsi may he
II lpisfass 10 Amwiesn wufkirsDsr, In
iss decade beasess issQ ssd 1880 nots
ibss ball the iAliss imnisnEls. psssiy
60 PCT ocnl Of he HsnxsrianS. % per
eest q NE Anslsisss and Bohsmiaas, ~
per oesl Of lhs lrist. 20 per oeat of ihe
Eeslish, u pr eeui u The 0efmsts add
70 per cat a ibs Scssdsssvisns vto came
70 this ccsrirr dafsus that decade rslafn.
e5 - tier as,its land. Tbs.s people
"a poi toms here 70 become ciiiasr., bal
10 cara smell capital ard csirg IA Il say,
isss lone sas ihsn. 10 their psiiYe
cosausss conpsr.tiEs email sSn con
.iilsles epmp,ielcs. and they scqsire IL
cot by dsD,ptiss ard rec isins Amsfi.
cas- .sses bat by living 10 hlth aud
,Qpslor. saving livery q, lisr hit iley earn
sed toshilu ma oshius 10 TIE up, OH
OF prosperity q The equity tat eHnebes
them saeh eo-daoi grierous wfops
10 The people sbo sssy 10 America, wbsihi
~ native or foreign born, who have their
homes here and no wish or tlonglt 81
!, tanning
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27
IN CHANCERY.
BrsnSeTos CousfY.
HELEN NJ. PHoyAs, ErecutriI
AARON b. CONVEY and
HANNAH CDTFY

Whereas, HELEN NJ P,oyan, erecutrir OF II.
NJ Ptoysn of Manchester In the County Of Ben ,
niuRton sud state Of Vermont, has nIed In N
fiiee IL the Clerk Of the Court u ChAncery Ia
lbs County Of Bennington her petition Tor fo's /.
eiosafs sRainst the above named defendants
upon earisin lands 10 the Town Of sspdgsis,
10 The Comfy u Bennington, described Ia
cortaia saorigsge. dstsd April 9Th, 1855, es.
eeut.d by Aaron h. Cover and trapkle H., has
vile. 10 Robert N. provsn, ne follows; houss
I'D lot conveyed 10 ssid Aaron Is BY y,
~, ey aud " hoandad on three sides by lands o.
Bsunth coyey, sni est BY TIE hiahs.i snd
Icing lie place and prruiisss Shsfson We nov
reside eontalning shout three aores more ~
Isss And further setting forth that said
p,srkis Il has siBcs deceasadf and that said
asyoD b, Cosey hrs srsenied . subsequent
s,ofigsgs ~ the ssms land and brsmlsss 10 said
H.rasb coves. and that said Hobtrt n, Pro.
w III, died tasista. and that yosf petitioner
N. been appointed tie sEtcnulI ~ bis last
vii saa Testament. And II Appealing that the
s,id aslspdspi, Aaron Is lovsy resides Al hbu-
,h.p NJ Y, snd 10 without the riato u Yer
NJ nj, 90 that a subl qaA cannot be served upon
him
Aaron d Ceuy be repaired 10 sppesr on the
f,st dty of the sat si@tsd term u said q suft
10 be reid al Manchester sithla and Tor aid
County Of Bennington On The hFss Tuesday q
ya.s d. 1898, aud make answer W ssid petit
,igs, sud that the said petitioner shall cause
thls order 20 be published In the Aanchssssf
JosBsaI, pubic newspaper printed a. Mp.
chester afofssald. thres sesEs, saooessivsly us
iast Of shlch shall be At itsss tssniJ days pre-.
Gus 10 stls eommsncemeni u the Aforesaid
term u said O,art.
Dated Al Esrniugtoa Aforesaid. this Zh DAY
" EDwAHD J. HALL. cIsrs.
FewLEE sos, tcaeilcrs Tor the ftiilienys.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

Tbs Experiment OF Free Intelii senee o.
ices. sustained BY The state. 10 one which
bs. Ia 4 the promise Of muoh good. Thtse
y,as $50 delegstioI Of working
map ~as sent 10 the Paris Erpouiion,
speedily With sies 10 studying the ls
Dor aud vsee question. and the Free lo.elli
stnes system 10 psi there. 0ne Of their
psnbsr. Mr. T. W. Lewis. nov Commits,
siouer Of the Ohio Bureau II Labor Stats,
tics, on his rtturn brought the msttet to
the atieniion OF the trades unions 10 that
state TIE Legislature was Induced to
tike the matter up. law was passed
providing for offices TO be established IN
connection with the lstor COMMISSIONER
department, il five Of he leading cities OF
Of the state. Far each office the Com
missioner apr ointed superintendent and
a 81. rk. the clerk IN each instance being a
somsn. lh'iT salaries were 10 be paid
by the several ciiies. Accounts we're kept
Of tso classes OF want: those wanting
work and those wanting workers, names,
addresses sud occupations b,iog given.
SUPER tendents were forbidden to receive
any remuneration whatever. The results
thus fer are rel oried to have been highly
satisfactory.