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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13

The Arrest or . Bwindier who CarrisA .
Ih-s .- Basss. ssPf-tsa. zas - Biuy. o.. = b.

The Arrest or n swisaior who CarrisA .
~ hasEs. ssRi-tsa. a.s I. ssIsys o. = p
man wearing pair OF policemnn's trousers
came into the Bantam Restaurant. AZ West
Twenty-seventh street, some days ago. told
Proprietor Alexander Hicks that he was a DO
liceman. and asked to be shown to q place
where he could change his trousers. After
changing them. he asked Mr.. Hicks to cash .
check for S45 which was done. Then the man
left. leaving the police trousers behind him.
The check was bogus, which fact Mr.. Hick g
reported at Police Headquarters. stating that
a policeman had swindled him, and showing
the trousers Az evidences. ADMINISTRATION re-
suited In the arrest OF Jacob Kirchoff. II years
old. who says that he lives at 81 Dey street.
lie Ia not. nor has he ever been on the police
force
When arrested he wore q badge inscribed
Irivate Detective. City OF New York" and
carried q pistol. a billy and pair OF handouts.
It was alterward discovered that he had
yesey street. by means OF a pogus check. and
the police are now Investigating other clues.
At Jeiferson Market Court yesterday he was
held In 81 600 bail for trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13

The Strange Death OF WOMAN Abent
WHO'S, the Police Cav DI.eover LltNe.

TIE Strnnr, Death OF WOMAN Abeut
whou ths Pes,ee Cap Discover Iitte.
Frances Gr.flths % years ola was found
dead In her room az 253 East Tenth street yes
terday afternoon. The woman had committed
tsuiside by attaching one end oil rubber tube
TO the gas Jet and then placing the other end
in her mouth. Although tho suicide was not
discovered until yesterday afternoon. 1t Is
probable that the woman killed herself on
Thursday night. shortly after partakiug OF n
wine supper with acme unknown person who
had called at her rooms. ...
The house in which Mrs. Grinnths, as she was
known In the nelehborhood. lived, Is an apart
fnent house OF a better class than Is usual on
the east side. She occupied u suite OF three
rooms on the fourth floor. front. The woman
hired the rooms about year ago. Tho other
occupants OF the place said Yesterday that
they understood that Mrs. Grinlths's husband
was q travelling man, aud that from appear
ances he had provided his wife with Jienty Of
money. IL was said that che often received
calls from men. Tho last time Mrs. Griffiths
about ; o'clock. a woman who was passing
s% sSr oq: q Mr. RI; a TSRsn
but the lattersaosed the door quickly. locking
About O'clock yesterday afternoon, when
William AYres who lives across the hall from
Mrs Grifi1ths. came home TO dinner he de-
Grifflths's door. and. finding II locked. climbed
out upon the IRE escape and tried the win
dows. They were fastened. but stream Of gas.
was pouring through the cracks. Without
waiting to alarm apy one In the house Ayres
ran around to the Fifth street police station:
Policemen Mccarthy and Porter accompanied
him back to 253 and burst In the door.
They were almost overcome By the Hood OF
gas which poured into the hail. Or = table In
tho centre OF the room WAS spread the remains
OF n half con suns ed meal The table had evil
IDENTIFY been laid for two persons. There wefo
cold chicken, pieces OF cake. halt-eaten fruit.
and empty wine glasses. On side table stood
n decnnter half iilled with port wine. In the
bedroom the body OF Mrs. Griffiths was found
lying undressed In the bed. She had detached
the tubo from gas stove. Then she had fast
ened one end to n gas burner. and placing the
until she died.
ON the mantle in the dining room was found
q pocketbook containing an unreceipted doc
tors bill for So and 1881 In money. There
was also furniture bill for S132.S5 marked
get rid Of everything which would lead to the
establishing Of her identity or enable the po-
lice to dlscoyer the .whereabouts OF her sup
posed husband, All the pictures had been re-
moved from Au album which lay on the table.
In the kitchs en- stove wore the charrsd remains
OF the photographs and what appeared to have
been a package Of letters. In the afternoon
young woman called and asked to he allowed
to look mt the dead woman. She left refusing
to give her name or address
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
oUMcr 10 kerr IRIS BroUEsr.
Dartmouth Won't Get the ssoe 600 Rad
that NJ. Woodward rroviaea.


BosToN. Jan. 1.-THE Supreme Court to-6,v
decided that the city Of Quincy may retain in
It's possession tho fund OF $500 600 which
has accumulated under the provisions OF the
VIII OF Ebcnezer Woodward. who died IN MAY.
1863. and will he allowed to invest tho SANE
Tor the benefit OF a female institute provided
for by tho will Tho will provides that ~ the
town OF Quincy refuses to accept the property
on the terms specified. or fails to comply with
the words and intent Of the will ne determin Cd
by good judges. the property shall 20 20 the
trustees OF Dartmouth College. to be used for
the promotion OF science and literature. The
viii also contained a provision that the town.
" II accepted the beJneBt shall keep the fpnd
perpetuHly Invested and guarantees thereon
SIX per cent interest forever. dartmouth Col-
OF condition. - J
=, The Court says the only breach Of condition
that can he charged with any plapeibtlity II
that the town has failed to comply with the sik
percent. clause This requirement. the Court
nnds IL plainly a condition anbseausnt aafhN
town could have no such fund until 10 hal re-
ceiVed and held the Gift for come time. 1t ~
Impossible, the Court SAYS. that tho teatntof
should have expected the town to guarantees
interest on the whole OF the fund for the Ia.
atitute was to be built and iurnished and no
in question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
srABsED FOR REFUSING CREDIT

A ItalIaa Grsesr On Staten IsIasd DaaGsr-
SusIy Wounded by . Custsssr
Michael sasso. an Italian. aged S0lysaIs. o. o
Hannah street. TompkinsVills. Staten Island.
was stabbed and 1t is believed. msrtAlly In
jured. by Savanna Antonio offered about o
O'Clock yesterday evening. BAsso. offered, and
six other men had been PLAYING cards and
drinking beer all the afternoon sasso kseps =
grocery store. Alter the game offered asked
hassO TO give him some groceries on credit.
SRsso refused.
Ofersd went out vowlng vengeance. He
didn't close the door, and SAsso walked over to
do so. offered pulled out knife and. thIusting
In the abdomen.
sAsso is now in the Smith InfrmAry. The
doctors say his, chances OF recovery are slight.
offered escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
Questions the Accuracy OF LORD Mahsa anA
GoIdNIn Smith.

BosToN. Jan. 12.-At . meeting Of the Mas
sachusetts Historical Society last evening DR..
4. A. Green questioned the statement in Lord
Mnhon's History OF England and in Goldwin
Smiths recently published Outlined History
Of the United States" that during our revolu-
tionaTy period the wife and young daughter
OF Capt Fenton were stripped naked, tarred
and feathered. and paraded through the strsst1
OF Boston. He had made a careful and eriti-
printed hetwesn Anil i77S ana 6cP 4
1777, and had failed to ind any Allusion %
such an event.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
oUrsPoKES PASTOR M,ryrInE
soms of Hts Congregation mt New vnlsc.
Offended by HIS Sermons.

PAToHoouE. Jan. IA public meeting has
been called for next Wednesday night TO dei
ycidawhether the Rav. Mr. McIntlrs shall I'd
engaged for another year as pastor OF the New
Village Presbyterian Church. Tho Rev. Mr..
Mclntire is q plain. outspoken Scotchman. and
his frankness has offended some Of the wealth 3
members OF the congregation. 1t IL said that
they want to get rid OF him for that reason.
months ago.
Tho pastor has been preaching pretty plain
sermons said one OF Mr.. McIntires friends.
Mr.. Mclntire's remarks seem to have made
quite number OF tight shoes. which some OF
his congregation have tried to put on. and
have found that they pinched. The very fact
that some have cried out is evidence OF itself
that they were sore in that spot. They COM
need stirring up ometimes as we'll as the sin-
ners. He did not mince matters ana tell them
that Their were kleptomauiac purloineFs Oh
chattels and not TO do 1t any moro when thers
was any ono looking"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
Ernest smith OF uouat v.roo, KILLED.

A runaway occurred on Thursday afternoon
in Yonksrs avenue. between lonksrs and
Mount Vernon. Ernest Smith OF Mount YER
non and his son. John. 10 years old. were
driving from Mount Vernon. when their horse
Was frightened by trolley car and ran away.
out. Mr.. Smith was a. most instantly killed.
and his son received internal Injuries from
which II is feared he NAV not recover. The
boy was taken to 81. JoseDh's Hospital, where
he lies in q critical condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
THE BHooKLrN ADELrHI ACADEMY.
Its site to ne Changed To Prospect Place
and GLEASON Avenue.

Its Site 10 he Changed To Prospect Place
and CIAsson Avenue.
The trustees OF the Adelphi Academy. in
Brooklyn. completed yesterday the purchase
nf big strip Of property in Prospect place aud
Classon avenue. on which new school buildings
are to be erected at once The trustees have
been dissatisfied with the present site in La
faystts avenue ana st. James place. and have
selected the new site as the most available In
the city.
IL will have frontage OF 400 feet on Prospect
place and depth OF 257 feet, and II is hoped
to make the new buildings the most perfect of
founded BY the late Charles Pratt. the mliliOn-
airo oil merchant, and his son. Charles NJ.
Pratt 10 the present President Of tho Board of
Trustees. There are now nearly LOO pupils
in the academy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
An Apology from chr,. Evans.

Fresno. Cal. Jan. 12.-No clue whatever has
yet been found to the lone robber who held m
seven men and the station agent at the town
OF Fowler last Wednesday night The deputy
sheriff has brought into Fresno an autograph
letter from Chris Evans. the outlaw. which
was left At the house OF a man named Spencer
glasses during his absence. This Is the only
definite clue obtained since Evans and Morrsll
06ca ped from Iall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
COUNTY 1REAsURER TULLH
His Accounts Reported ny the Supervisor
rs Absolutely Correct.

his Accounts Aeporea supervisors
as Absolutely Correct.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Richmond
county. assisted by 4. b. Buckley. an expert
accountant completed the examination OF the
accounts OF County Treasurer Matthew S.
Tully yesterday afternoon. 1t was agreed that
tho accounts were absolutely correct. The
accountant certified that he had found there
was a balance Of cash on hand on Dec. 81 last
of S34. 54IOa, OF WHICH sl2 l7.42 was road
the Peoples Trust Company OF Brooklyn.
There was also S724h20 in the hands
by the County Clerk. and subject only to the
order OF the court. and balance Of sl5.lS3.s |
to the credit Of the general iunc OF the county.
lie reported. In conclusion. that IL had been
shown beyond doubt, by certificates and other
documents. that the sums mentioned were on
hand in cash.
The Investigation was mado at the request
OF Mr.. FULLY to disprove Tumors that there
Was . shortage in his accounts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
An Il,ao,. H.rm,,.. Death.

ROBINSON. ILL.,. Jan. 12-Dr. David Wilson.
an aged hermit. died at his home. one mile
west OF this city, yesterday. He owned about
10000 acres OF land in this and LAwrsnoS
counties He also owned drug store IN Gin
c,nAti Ohio. which has been locked up for.
twelve years, aud which he said the devil had
instructed him not TO open. Robbers raidsd
worth Sl3U.OOO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
New York Life. Growing B..,,..

The accumulated funds OF the New York Life
Insurance Company. as shown by its forty
ninth annual report. amount In round num-
bers to S149. 100000. This sum is nearly equal
to the value OF all the silver purchased under
1881. More than Sl7 900 600 Of the companY's
assets is surplus in excess Of legal liabilities
and from this fund dividends are regularly
principle OF Aholishing restrictions upon the
insured and the other features introduced BY
him have resulted In an increasing am cunt
OF new business, which in 1903. despite the
general business depression. exceeded S223-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
"Geu.- wmu.m. and ~ Col" Potter.

Gen" Ellsworth c. Williams pleaded guilty
yesterday. in the General Sessions. OF stealing
$500 from the Bank OF the Republic by draw
Ing against a worthless draft he had deposited.
He said that lie was a physician by profession.
40 years OF age. and a native OF Louisiana
tence.
Henry Potter, alias Col" Joseph Potter.
uttsring n forged check for SIS, purDorting 10
hs drawn by Peter Doelger on the West Side
Bank. was sentenced 10y Rscorder Smyth. yes-
mDnIhA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
H..Isr Eoskar,rro~ ,ss......a 60 r.,.s..

wlIKEsBAERE. Pa. Jan. l2.-Former Banker
T, v. Roekafellow. recently convicted OF sm-
bsZzlsmsnt. was sentenced this morning By
Judge lyncn to two years and two months
imprisonment In the Eastern Penits tiAry aud
TO pay a line OF ~ 200. The prisoner Was calm
for time hut finally broke down. There are
sighteen otheI indletments AgAln st him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
uru.Lsd sv 'roa. OF EarrL aad BrisL,

While working in a sewer trench At the cor
nsT OF Chestnut and Boyd streets. KsArny. \.
j. yesterday afternoon. two wOTkmsn were
buried BY a fall OF earth. Patrick Holly Of 4ld
but badly Injured. aud Michael Thornton Of
pa Jersey street was killed. IL required two
hours Of digging 70 recover his body. lie
must have died Instantly, being crushed under
tona Of earth and DTiekA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
Proc sLornldss 20 ne rrl.a Toe AI..a.-.

CHESTER Pa. Jan. l2.-Judge Clayton to-day
refused to grant the order for the removal Of
Prot T. q. shortlidGe to an insane asylum. In
an opinion read in court this morning the
Judge condemned the report OF the Commits
sion appointed to inquire into the lunAey Of
the prisoner. ShoTtlidgs will. therefore, stand
trial under the act Of Assembly Tor the murder
of his wife.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
shsrlR Clancy Kept Indoors By Grlp.

Sheriff Clancy sat ia an easy chair In his big
old-fashined house at % Prince street. last
night ehahng at his Doctors prohibition
against VsntuFlng out Of doors. The Sheriff
has had = touch OF the grip during the past
foItnig ht land he wasn't able to get out u
doors At Al Yesterday. Mr, Clancy Is an aetiVs
man and he said last night that be would get
into ! carriage and ride out to-day anyhow,
unless there was = blizzard,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
ONE-HALF AS sALYAGE.
sI4.ssO Tor Ts~IaE a. ASAaaoAsd sshooas-
DO Fort.

Judge Benedict in the United States Court
in Brooklyn. has decided in favor ofths Bristol
City Steamship Company in the suit against
the owners OF the schooner Agnes Manning
for salvage In March the schooner was
abandoned 400 miles east OF Sandy Hook. and
City, belonging to the Bristol Company's line.
The appraised value OF the vessel was 81. 600
eidsd that one-half OF this must 20 to the
plaintin as salvage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
DRACE HAS ENEMIES,
And Two. whom he Thinks He Reeoenizss.
Burst Into Hts Room and Stabbed Hin!

Burst Into Hts Room and stabbed Him
MIehaelo Draee . peddler living at PA East
111th street. quarrellod with his neiehbor. An
tonic hazano. over n matter OF business on
the morning OF Dec. 28. That night the door
OF his apartments was battered open. and
Drace sprang out OF bed In the dark to find
When they got through with him he had to
90 to bed again to nurse two ,gashes Ia his
der. lie was able to leave the house yester-
day, whom he caused tho arrest OF Mazano and
the lAttsr's wife.
The light was in the dark. but Drace insists
that he recognized the prisoners as his assaii-
ants by the dim light that came through
window they passed as they ran out OF his
room, Justice Simms held them in $500 bail
for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
Firlssa Xsnr. ApIsss.

Frank BaumRnR and Charles W. Hart. who
we're convicted OF assaulting Agnes ksnnJ.
young lAundress Of 3O4 East Twsnty-fourth
street, dragging her down to the river side at
the foot OF Fast TWenty-seeond street. and
beating her until her face was eompletsly dis
hgured were sentenced yesterday b. Judge
CoHing 20 State prison for fltssh Years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13

YESTERDAY HAlsey Fitch introduced : Tssolu-
tion esllinE urea Gen flossr 90 Withhold the
state approprialiona hon charitable ana
BsnAl iasfllatle1e lh4t ese eleo4 fTins -
Elaas 81 1uliaE ~ Fitch aid that THE las re
aid lfeal 4z.a1 eilQzaF9aEi4a. Ia l1leaali4a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
100 N.w rslIs.n.. w.s,.s.

The police force Is hftT-six men short and
the Police Board made q requisition on the
Civil SerYies Commission yesterday for list
OF eligibles, so that loo new policemen may be
IatrolmEn Henry ]. Klein was transferred
from Oak street 70 Fast Fifth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
How Ola u the BoyI

Rose CAlieoh. who says her mother law Is
restraining her husband. Nathan CalieoiH. at
her residence. 4s Allen street has got a writ
Of habeas corpus from Justice Lawrence of tn .
supreme Court for the PRODUCTION OF Nathan.
She says that she married him on Oct. . last
and that he has been since Dec. - under the
restraint Of his Mother who threatened 70 do
him bodily harm II lie attempt to escape.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13

A fourth mounted p0liss squad has been OF
Eznizsd In BrOoklyn and Il attached to the
EiEhtssath pFselnst Il numbsrs . d0IsA
hoIssuss andsF ths eQnnaea q serssa5t
~ i ssss q, az I've Ia ias ~ = e. az IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
R4.As..asIg.aa sasaaa nyl.E.

Ex-AssemblymAn Adrian ~ suydan Of
Brooklyn went 70 California lev months
ago for the benefit Of his health Yesterday
dsspaich vas received la BROOKLYN from :
member OF his fauily saying that be uAS IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
Father AIaIoAs Tor RrGeHt.

The Rev. Sylvester Malone. the pastor OF the
Church Of St. Peter and st. Paul ia Williams
burRh is being urged as candidate for the
place Of Regent Of the University. made vacant
bY the recent death OF Bishop MeNleTnsy Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13

When HAby vas SscA, - gave her caztoHa
WAsa she Eas chra, shs eFssd for cAssOria.
wAsa she sseaEas Ma ne chung 20 castoria.
wAsa - a. AAAssl ~ s-sssA.@ c-.~A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13

WSsieg Case. : haFnsssmaker ased 20.
hanssd himsali yestsfdsE a tha rsaidsaos II
Ais hTstheE-in-lau highazd Fsrhuas. Il Dasls
...as s 49,. -. = :. H.l.-'s- -. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13

United States Marshal Jaeobus's term ex-
PRED yesterday. and he was sworn In again bJ
a Judge OF the United States Court Mr..
JAeobus renew ed his bonds through George n
Dsans the Republican leader Of the Nihlh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
TOOK IN sfs IN 4 DA1

Old Mrs. Cersett sat on the Sidewalk with
/. s5lgu Marked Heip the Foer."
Mrs. Elizabeth Corbstt sat yesterday on the
sidewalk where Fret avenue begins and wore
a sign reading:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
Mrs. Vas Ko..a k,nsa 81 : Tr.l..

PITERsoS. Jan. l2-MrA Mary Van R0ssa.
aged n. was instantly killed By the Mountain
Express at the franklin street crossing Of the
Eris Railroad this morning. She was dsAl,
and did not hear the train approaching.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
Rald- In Cap,. mausLey,. rr.s,aet.

Police Captain naughsy Of the West Forty
seventh street station made a raid on Thurs
day night on West FOIty-siXth street, and ar
rested three alleged disordeTly house L Oe Ders
Mary smith Bella smith. and sadie Green. In
the oTkNIliB Police Court yesterday Justice
NOorhis held the prisoners In 5000 each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13

b. the sll q the lats Caroline Thurstoa.
which has bsea nlsd for REshats IL ths suFEo-
zatss ones & BEeeklEa, ~ eatiTs sslsls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13
AppraI..I % ,ss Ns~ Vera CIas rrsssrs5.

The New York Clubs property on the south
vest corner OF Fiith avenue and fhiTty-n fth
street has been appraised af 5000 600, The
aDDralsal vas made ~ authority 81 club Eea-
olutlon Tor the purpose Of issuiEg konds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-13

She took In -S15. Mrs. Corbett. who is go
years old was evicted yesterday from her
rooms in the building in the rear Of g First
avenue. Daniel Huber. the landlord. OF ~
First avenue. says that Mrs. Corbett hired two
rooms three months ago. A few weeks later \
man. named Lamb and his. wife and young
child came. and al ioYr lived together In the
bors complained OF too much noise.
Finally Mrs. Corbett got behind in her. rent.
and, taxing all things tosether. Landlord Hu-
served q week ago and Yesterday morning the
officers Rnt Mrs cSEbstts iurniture on the
eviction. When one OF the neighhors suggest
S e IL but finally said That .Ss sS would
pasteboard box cover, aud the old lady fasten-
the walk to gather the bread cast upon the
p "a q o'clock lsst evening she found Landlord
full of small coins and counted out $40 She
wanted to pay this money for back rent and
Keep the money and find another place.
Dep,oust-stIon by Chicsgo's Unemployed.
q ucAoo. Jan. 12-on Monday night next Chi
car owill have an unusual labor demon stratlon.
The unemployed workingmen will march In
bodi to the City Hall and ask Mayor Hopkins
and the City Council to provide employment
The parade will take place under the auspices
o. q Central labor =, Union which has Dc.
point q special council committees 70 investi-
pioSed. The aSsm pioyed d' will escort sAi the
comm htee with the petition. Tho methods of
relief. UGH as SOUP houses. wood yards. and
Eecipksn Is.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-20
Terms. Ady't Rates, etc.

This paper is printed every WEDNESDAY
afternoon at AZ Main St., West Randolph
Vt. Price &c. a s1.25 year, (zoc. less
In this county,. All papers stop when SUD SUP,
scriptions expire. No papers sent unless
paid for. .s nov vear
transient adv is $50 per month. Llpera.
rates to large yearly advertisements VI
application to the publisher.
~ Advertisers ordering a special posi-
tio6 will be charged 30 per cent extra.
Average circulation per week ior pas
wear ali editions, 3947. Average for OCT.
Nov and Dec. 1898 was AVG; for January
1894, 1850.
Address all business to
LIB. JOHNSON, Proprietor,
West Randolph, VT.