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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-08

Boston, Mass. special: The Amcri-
Bell Telephone Company will petition
the Legislature for permission to in
crease its capital stock about $30. O00.-
600. The present stock represents
500 0o 900 and the company desires to
make it $50. 600. 000. ostensibly for the
purpose of extending and improving
its service and in order to place it
beyond the reach of any competing
company that may be organized.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-08

DEATH OF THE NOTED PHlLAN-
THROPlST.
Ovcrwork and Worry over DrcNeis
Death fastened the End-An Ari-
IONA Prospcctor Has Il Brush with
the Reds.
George W. Childs Dead.

Philadelphia special: George w.
Childs il dead.
Mr.. Chiid,' last illness began with a
'ninting spell which seized him while
he was II his Office in the Ledger
Building January -. He became I'M
conscious and DR.. Dacosta. the family
physician, was hastily summoned.
Restoratives we're applied. with the
result that in an hour the patient was
able to walk. with assistance. to his
carriage. He was conveyed to his
home and Mrs. Child. who was at the
country place in Wooton, was sum
moned. To all was given the assur-
Rnce that Mr.. Childs was no seriously
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-08

Kansas City special: Local sporting
men are e~ndeayoring to push q scheme
which they assert will furnish Il pep
manent lighting ground where all prize
fighters d perform without fear OF
molestation. Just opposite Kansas City
IN the Missouri River lies a small isl
ana. The proposition is to constructs
club house upon the island, where. the
projectors aver, prize fights may he
pulled off without legal interference.
1t is claimed the state authorities have
no jurisdiction ON the island and that
the United States authorities would ma.
likely interfere. 1t is the purpose OF
the projectors to bid heavily for the
Corbett-Jackson contest.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-08
Pursuing the f,IOpcrS.

M%artinsville. Ind. special; John d.
Schler. IA wealthy fa"mer Of owen
County. was recently married. a SON
OF Rev. Mr.. Ferris. of Gosport became
infatuated with SELLERS wife at q pro-
tractea meeting now in progress. and
she r~eciprocated his love. The two
clopcd. The husband traced them
here. but tonl thas theg hal fled. He
i still in pursuit.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-08

.JOHE STILLWELI. vas shot by Dep
uty sheriff Frank Waldo at Lennox.
Stillwcll. who had bean arrested fer
selling liquor unlawfully, tried to es.
care from the officer by jumping from
a moving train. Waldo also jumped
from the train and after shooting Still.
wcll in the arm rttook him. Stillwell
was brought 70 Canton and after put.
ting up 5000 for his appearance was
allowed to 70. He was not very badly
hurt.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-08
p~lanktnton. w. d. Stoner on

of Plankinton. w. D.. Stoner cam,
home to his farm some time durino tho
prcviou- night. having been at NJ.
Vernon for "A day OF two on a spree +,
inc incoming he asked his wife ia go.
up ANA ret breakfast. She replied sEas
woHla il he would build the fire. wberN
mon me- pHilcd her out of bed. forced
her ont doors and locked the doo,. H.
1aid no further attention to her Di;e,1s
anpcnl, to be- allowed to come m I'M
to- swear at her. and she had to wall,
over mile 70 the poor house with NO
other clothes than her night dress ard
stockings and the thermometer twen,T
degrees below zero. He feet were Ter.
ribly frozen. and some apprehension
wa, felt for her life. as she is several
months in IA delicate condition. Hn
wa. arrested and placed under bonds
Of 500 to keep the peace.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-08

i'll. On the following Sunday night,
however. his physicians reluctantly
admitted that paralysis of the lower
limbs accompanied the attack.
There was but little reason to doubt
that the immediate cause of the attack
that ultimately produced death was
overwork and anxiety attendant upon
his efforts to see that the memory Of
his lifelong friend. the late A. j.
DrcXel, was properly honored. The
day upon which the attack came was
spent by Mr.. Childs in preparing for
the DreXel memorial services held in
Drexel Institute Saturday. January 20,
two days after the fatal Thursday.
His enforced absence from the cere-
mony worried him profoundly, and to
this fact was largely due the relapse
which occurred on the night of Sun
day, January y, since which time
there has been an uneasiness in the
minds OF the physicians as to his condi-
ton that amounted to almost a certain
ty that he could not cover
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-08

Toledo. ohio. special: William Bot.
was sentenced to imprisonment in tn.
penitentialy for two years longer thar
his natural life by Judge Lennon
He was convicted of having rsbbed a
secondhand store, and life sentence
was add d under the habitual criminal
law. Thi, Is the first sentence and.,
that law in northwestern Ohio.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-08

THE superintendent of the Sioux
Falls Telephone Exchange Company
had Il conference with the Jobbers' and
Manufacturers Association relative TO
the building of several telephone lines
TO the towns in that vicinity. The nat
ter will he taken up at the next meet
are that a line will be built to Dell
RaniNs and 70 Snlnm.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-08

Halifax special: Thc,rhooner Geri.a
f. Foster of Gloucester. wa, driven
ashore in 4 gale. Five Of tile crew
1ried to reach ,Lo'e in a dory. bnt
We're eHp~ilcd and drowned. The ~.
luainGcr were rescued.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-08

THE second annual report OF the
Treasurer OF the Corn Belt Exposition
at Mitchell has just been issued. Over
$1,000 was spent in the undertaking.
while the receipts show about Sl3,0D.
leaving d surplus in the treasury OF
81 .O3i in addition to the 81, 900 invested
in the building and real estate.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-08

Gotha special: The Duke and Ouch
ess Of SaAe-Coburg. Gotha, made IA
state entry into Gotha. with great
pomp. The whole town was decorated
with German and English colors.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-08
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-02-08

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-14
CORRESPONDENTS
4 Sallor af she Sea-ies Com,
plans Of sAe Captain

Nix. E11FroRs Please &c k0a&
enough % MAKE pubic a. tar a. ~
vour peser, 5 lev faetS, whieh psay
Aeaeli1 etAers II rot youS haaaAls
res icnee ~ tAis case, s-etveG
In vQur p0rs eR sunday last, II toe
schooner Ecoers Sea-}es tceR3 New
castle. y. :. w, - a cemaca
sa.tor, SID sza sorry - say that |
sz1sztns5 sAas bad a last cause
for complaints aga lase the master
fur ill-s-saz19sns Sllrtog the voyage.
7 have snosrsst eon3Plalns against
Cart. Pslrs 81 the Consul cf TIE
J-rsssS States bot received Sssle
or No Satisfaction. I have been
ASA 1ll1sG en- shs high seas While
reriprri1g NV duty AZ SEAMAN ;
sa-awu VIOLENTLY Eunn the wheel
s-E ssuseG worse than 3 Cog
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n rra-. Es said Wis 4 coward
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know has the Passlcn and power
CT q Wild beast Z uE who has nc
regard Ter the rights CT 4 fellow
nan. and wnc would hare killed
ne haG I azzacks.s him Even TO-
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-14

g. C-Tae President can do no
wrong
Echo.-Wrongr
G. C-When + zr5se, the sun
zrises also
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9, C.-And The stare scatter b.
fors re ike rate.
Flats
e. CT III The lightning and
re shua6sr,
E-ThGnderl
q. C.-4Bd when strike, The
Earth and The politics thereof arc
confssed beyond question.
E-lyusstio1 :
n, CT an 2 raging tlGrebf that
eanr.ot vel be damned.
G-Be 5arGhsd7
r. C-Tbe nations III the earth
S1ra fssrfoi eyeS or, me md matt
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n. CT make = platform, 81
tar5S 55B ~ mink wben others IN,
snd faI q zdr.G NTH ~ its faults.
E-fa ~
r. CT 20 TIE Stars aud Stripes
~ Gy~H u. ~ r5yaI dtDf-fbat, but
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-14

II -ne chcr IL IL PEtsES II
E-r1e there Z Let 4 1suG1s Voice
Eul1 vat =HTs i rsGGn1 Traveller II
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ssura1o y LEEItuG
TIE crcT- x cGupCses1 CT sky
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ET1r;Z f-1u- Tie TIE they ut cor-
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snue Ct TIE besS sIngsrs arz Ecs
ever nzre Fza-s cd Is she zgs q
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tEe ccoT-- To szF thas q thar "a
nous es.zzcs aus hears the grzlGss5
csF.--rzn uz7-sic shas the world h2s
gvzr KNOW s,u-cs scrar -crT5lss.esss
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srs1cEsu1 of 11lsic- a. E-y ls5ss ard
Ezvs Esar[ every zrsa5 spera pro
G1ceG bT tie 1906 EalaoEs organl~
za1lcrs- but u15lI = lev months ago
~Eer ! heard e. PEERS eEolr, !
had 70 i6ea rat re human Vc5cs
wa caoable II s1ch perforrs shcss~
View YORK Weekly,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-14
THEREFORE,

You pay $3.50 a
week for each week
of 1894, saving $50.
and when you draw
your number, you
need only 10 pay The
difference between
$50 and The oAsH
price of the bicycle
you want
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-14
Tusz fyszs Mr, cIe1sIsna.

Mosr nssr gar nsCrs @ less VIZ
dom I,r5ag a cerio,c ~ d say Of
~ vears. 1evoteG cziac5pa. = N,
crs,.s ssYs5-se ors sozae naer. f>--
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5eg. h.n5ng.
r re ,4fss- seesD@nZ ~ hfsS
aons aaslon fcr tse PrssIGene, writ
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re Hon GS-o7sr Cl4veiaHd forhhu-
sa14E sh5s nsaxzass
Tier. ne vtsers - the ind
haze .esraeS eass nfyEfery and
e5nceas na4n@ - 6he nashs9 cement 81
saezr efsr1 cover tfiekz nd b.
srsya
Iaey haze Earned u now,
fa4nx4 ~ N Cszvs5znd5 podcy
81 inF4n8Y. Ard fh4 57aD.ics.
fs5seraS5on II no Sr5to nb17 n
TRIED ~ a5a h4s 5e4n Ya@- +
rsSrs eTe1Gye n ~ ed51sfiora
rsT man ~ mere 4>a64hhIc s,4te-
s@aS II Ca4 ssa6e Ten years I'm
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-14
Blue EYES AND BULLETS
hsa wiSA 0Sas q that Shsae are
the Best MarkS@ea.

TIE aRRVal report - lieutenant
{. L. Collins, tpSpeStcE - Small
Areas Practice eE the Department.
e the Colorado shows ScEae intey-
sstle& GsetS- Nationally, the result
eS eRe years competition shows
the tciac8ieg reS3ts, ~ish = possible
sccre OF zoos Norway, 9&1$ Aus
tris, 81 Switzerland, S$.S2> Ike
lan&, $f,4t France ~ Denmark,
1881, Scotland, So Germany,
1880; Canals, 1850 Belgium,
I+ Uaies& States C2.I& Englsnd,
s. as NsNScc> %, East Indies,
g Sweden, eQS$; West Indies,
IS Russia SIS, Italy A3; Hol>
Lard, 4Ss Males So AU$sralis,
To- There were but one Australian
and two WelchraeR IN the eonpe-
tision-
OF the 900 caScerS ana enlisted
men classified 81 prscsIelnS In the
department, 65,T7 per cent were
born IN the United States o. these
SIS per cent. srs white and 1927
-LA-AE&- &G-- N'A4E1 - - -AACAK
merit AZ the target the whites
scored SQ42 and the eolorsI men
O.5S.
In his table showing the merits
CT TIE troops and their height, men
SIX feet tall ard over rank $500
yer cent and 5.5 men $3.50 IL Is
aIuoss 3 stsadv plane down hill
Euu SIX feet 10 five feet five inches
Men with light blue eyes rank
highest allowed N their order BY
dirk blue slate blue. light brown,
dark b-uvu and black In the col
cred troops light blue eyes sgain
stand IL the top but followed in
tins Instance BY slate blue. light
brown dark brown black and dark
oLCe-
There = but one troop OF Indians
= Geuerzl NcCCok's con mand,
beInE L q the Second Cavalry.
This troop lot only stands at the
had q IL regiment for revolver
6rIng- bu5 L - the head Of the en-
TIRE Department This, however, IL
far troop work Whites beat them
observation-disclosures Republican.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-14

The U11isndera IRE the grta'est
f4a and coff4e drjrkDts, naHe M
ou0Des ~ the inhabitant e7ffg yeat.
4 rem m mineral vax Wititf RI
s1r1O1es pore btrtter h5s bren die
15vers4 by pert diggets m fftiand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-14
Echo 41sHeIs

G. C--Tse President can do no
wrong
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-14
II the Circuit Court et tho First
GevUis. Hawaiian Islands,

IN TIN NATTER Oh THE
L Estate % William II, Aldrieh OF ho-
aclG)a, oahu a Voluntary bankrupt,
Creditors ~ said BANKRUPT,
axe hereby Hes}Ue& - come in and prove
their debts before the Circuit Court of the
First CireuIt, in the Courtroom al
said Coavt ia Honolulu, oahu.
o. EHlpAI. the 10th day OF
February, 1894, between the hours
% ten o'clock in the forenoon
and noon u the said day, and elect
one oS more ASSigneeS OF the said bank
rGpt's Estate.
BY the Court,
HENRY SMITH,
Clerk.
Honolulu, February 10. 1894.
S6l9,td
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-14

m ~ french Chsnho~f II Dep
aS5Sz ne s41YEh4s,6 wffers IRE re-
He7eS syefy tq1 f1inu51s
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-24
Sad, but Beautiful.

Those who went from Maine to the Kelley
Clubs reunion at North Conway, Thurs
day, heard some wonderful singing, and
saw as sad a sight as ever their eyes rested
upon, In one of the upper front rooms of
the Forest Glen was Marion Manola Mason
the actress and singer who was here two
years ago in " Friend Fritz" She is at the
Forest Glen because her mind is unbal-
anced, though she is not taking any course
of treatment. The bands gave concert in
front of the Institute and among the selec-
tons which the First Regiment band played
was a selection from the Bohemian Girl"
including the baritone solo, Then You'll
Remember Me-" Some of them had seen a
wild white face with flowing hair at the up
per window, but had paid no attention to it.,
hut as this solo began rich soprano voice
hoated out the open window and joined in
the solo 1t was Marion Manola, and she
sang the song through as those present had
never heard il sung before, When the solo
part ended and the full band joined, the
voice scared high above the combined in
struments and warbled and trlled until the
selection was finished. Other selections
were given and she sang again When
Sweet Marie " was given by request she
went through the entire song, and those
who heard her say that they never before
realized how much it was possible to make
of it.-B Bangor, Ne, Commercial
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-24

Ballard Brothers Of Georgia S2l5 80 for ex-
penses exhibiting horses at Worlds Fair,
Chicago 1898; com. 0u claims.
III. 80, by Mr.. Watson of Hartford, to nay
Charles Is. Stone sum therein named
S139.31, Catching a horse thief, who was
convicted and is serving SENTENCED; com. on
claims.
Contested Election CuSe-The committee
to whom the Marlboro contested election
case was referred reported a resolution in
favor Of seating Hugh M. Adams, the con-
testant. The house adopted the resolution
PdsSed.-H. -, in amendment OF No. ~,
laws of 1890, relating 60 an act granting adj
ditional powers to Westminster East par
ish II. Q, authorizing Fire District No. l
in Brandon to issue bonds to retire indebt-
edness incurred in relaying and repairing
main waterpipes, II. 10, Incorporating the
Pittsford sewer company. III a, an act to
enable the village of Ludlow to bring water
into said village and to issue bonds for that
purpose.
Joint Resolutions. From the senate, au-
thorzing the joint committees on state
prison and house of correction to visit those
institutions; adopted in concurrence.
Adjourned.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-24

PdSsed,-H 81, TO repeal the moiety law
in cases Of INVESTIGATION.
Bus Introduced H 101 by Mr.. Fuller Of
Barton, to select a state flower. BY request
referred 10 a g lect committee Of one MEM
Der from each county. Leaves the name
of the flower to be reported by the com
mittee]
II 1902, by Mr. Bridgman of Hardwick to
amend No. II, acts of 1892, Incorporating
Hardwick Savings Bank; com. on banks.
II 1903, by Mr. Lord Of Montpelier, to APP
propriaie 81 600 for completion and main
tenance Of the fish hatchery; com. on game
and fisheries.
II. 104, w Mr.. Currier of Barre, to amend
No. So laws of 1882, relating to discharge of
personal mortgages. The section referred
TO provides a liability for neglect or refusal
to discharge a mortgage by MORTGAGE, his
ASST nee, executor, or administrator. The
amendment proposed Is to add the words
"cond ional vendor']
II 105, by Mr. Rustedt of Richford (by re-
quest), TO amend the law excluding party
from iestfying where an administrator or
executor is the other party. The proposed
amend nent gives court power TO make
an exception TO the law il an injustice might
be done in its appica'io" ]; judiciary com
ii. JOG by Mr.. Lawrence of Rutland (by
requesD, TO ameud law relating to cruelty
to animals. [Ohicer may kill a suffering
animal past recovery. Approprates -
dollars to Vermont Humane Society to
carry ont provisions of the act.
II 107, by Mr.. Preston of Fair Haven, to
change the present supreme court system,
and go back to the old itinerant system
judiciary.
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
The following officers were elec,ed by
viva-voce vote:
lSergeant.at- Arpls-Mr. Lord of Montpel.
Ter nominated r. G. Phnney. Seconded by
Mr.. Ballard of Georgia and Burnham of
STAFFORD
Brigdde Commander Mr. Hines of Brat
tleboro nominated j j. Estey.
AdfUtdnt and Inspector Generdt-Mr.
Smith of Burlington nominated L. S Peck.
Seconded by Messrs. Weston of Newfane,
Parker of Vergennes, Potneroy of franklin,
Lawrence of Rutland, Bridgman of Hard
wick and Senator Lyman of Chittenden.
Qudrtermdster General.-Senator Darling
presented the name of w. n. Gilmore
Seconded by Mr.. Mann of Wilmington and
Mr.. Peck of Brookfield
Judge AdUOcdte General Senator Barber
nominated Edward l.. Bates of Bennington.
Seconded by Mr.. Bingham, Mr.. Clarke of
St. JOhnsbury, Mr.. Read of Rockingh am.
JudgeS. For chief judge jonathan Ross
was nominated by Senator Hazeu, and sec
onded by Mr.. Young. For first assistant
Russell S. Taft was nominated by Senator
Plumley, and seconded by Mr.. Whalen
of Bolton. For second assistant John w.
Rowell was nominated by Mr.. D1nison and
seconded by Mr.. Burnham. For third
assistant James NJ Tyler was nominated
by Mr.. Wyman of Athens and seconded by
Mr.. Mann. For fourth assistant Loveland
Murson was nominated aud was seconded
by Senator Barker and Mr.. Loveland
| of Dorset. For fifth assistant III. K.
Start was nominated by Mr.. Rustedt
and seconded by Mr.. Lawrence and
Senator Barber. For sixth assistant l.. II
Thompson was nominated by Mr. Young
and seconded by Senator Miles and Mr..
! Fuller of Barton.
The joint assembly then dissolved
Adjourned.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-24

BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALvE-The best salve
in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers,
salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilbains, CONS and all skin erup-
tons and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed TO give satisfac-
ton, or money refunded, Price twenty-five
cents per box. Foi sale by G. Blakely,
Montpelier, VI.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-24

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. II The jury to.
day, in the case of Charles Hardin, Carlton
Elrod Charles Taylor and James Morris
charged with the embezzlement of S35 900
from the Adams Express Company, to-day
returned verdict of not guilty,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-24

Bills Introduced H SO, by Mr.. Preston
of Fair Haven, in addition to Chap. 1872 of
the R. L., rela ing to private corporations
judiciary com.
II. 81 by Mr.. Preston of Fair Haven, to
amend Chap. 1852, r.. L., 1863 " s.. relating
to corporations Corporations may at a
special meeting vote to wind up its affairs
and take action in chancery to that end
Court may make necessary orders to per-
feet such action]; com. on corporations
H. So, by Mr.. Brown of Mortified, to
change the name Of Ruth K. McClearn to
Ruth f. Dole; gen. com.
II. So, by Mr.. Bradley af Warren, to legal
ize quadrennial appraisal of that town for
1880 and 1894 aud grand list for 80, 81, '92,
1913 and "a; com. on grand list.
II. 81, by Mr. Hudson Of Brdgewater, to
amend Sec s, No. 3d. act of 1892-fsh and
game act. THE sec provides for appoint
ment of warden in any town This act
proposes to make it " one or more war
dens ~ com. on fisheries and G tme.
II So, by Mr.. Clark of SALISBURY. to pay
A. o. Huntington the sum named. $50 Tor
getting Hazelon Sargent-a horse thief
from New York state; com. on claims
III. 80, by Mr.. Rich Of Swanton, to pay
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-24

THE Oldest of modern lgh houses is
the Tour de Cordusn, at the mouth Of
the Garonne, founded in 1884, com-
pleted in l6l0-ne rly a century earlier
than the tird + ,hN stuue.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-10-24

CHILDREN Cry for Pitchers Castorl.
CHILDREN Cry for Pitchers Castorla
The Washington times., 1894-10-08
Entries At Other Tracks.

At Morris Park: First race-Five furlongs
Gold Dollar, ll9; La Misere, ia; Reynard 102;
Silvio, 81; Ec. Hearney. III; Tom Harding, I04,
ard Grampian, 80.
Second raco-Six furlongs Kennel, lI3: Dog
cctJ, IO1; Derelict l0l; Brambaletta flly, 81; St
Vincent, 90; Harris. I07 Tinge, 1922 King Gold, 99
and May Day nny, I0i
Third race Six furlongs. Dolobea and The
Commoner, us each: oily, Gamin and Shadow
Dance colt, III each; honotony, los; Chicot, 106:
Counter Tenor, lis; Midgley, I15; Phoebus, and
The Coon; III each; Golden Gate, 106, and Sadie,
lO3
Fourth race-One mile. Banquet, 123; Glen
Moyne, 11S: Dorian 116; Bassetlaw, I06; Victor
ious. lOl; Sir Walter, lis; Yo Tsmbien, lie; Ajax,
no. Saragossa, LOG, and Prig, 9S.
Fifth race-One mile. Beldmere, 10, and
Florence, Gleesome, and Paroness, 80 each.
Sixth Tace-Six furlongs Leonawen 100; War
like, l0i; Wan Elliott, l02; Shadow, 81; Copy
right, 101; TreTelyan and Nero, 102 each, and
Cld Dominion. a
At Oakloy-Frst race-Fivc furlongs. Ellis
worth and Gatn, So each: Rey Del and Caredes,
50 each; Miss Lilly, 1Oi; Cass, IU7; Dcrevela, Ed
Garland, Miss Mary, Mollie K. and Lizetta, 100
each, and Salvation, liz.
Second race-Seyen furlongs Dotsy Dimple,
30; DR.. Parke, l04; Pearl Song. Robin Hood, 1us-
carOra and Resplendent, 107 each; Rhett, Goode,
Clementine and Clinty c., 100 each, and Merry
Monarch, 1l2
Third race-one mile Brendoo, n; St Maxim