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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28
To Our CITY Fathers.

Mr.. Edtor;-We wish to call the
attention of our town authorities to a
violation of law that should be stopped
at once. Some persons, and their names
can be easily obtained. are in the habit
of watering their horses from the sink at
the public we'll near Robt. Anderson's
residence. They stop up the drain pipe
and pump water in thu sink and allow
their horses to drink from 1t, This is not
only a filthy habit but a dangerous one
as horse suffering from contagious dis
ease could communicate it to persons in
this way. As some one has put an obstruc
ton In the waste pipe the water escapes
to the ground around the we'll forming
mud hole in which the horses stand while
drinking, and this dirty stuff may possibly
seak back into the well and make the
water unfit for drinking and probably
dangerous to health.
Better have the old watering trOuGhi
back again, uusightly aud desirable al
they were than to have he present con
dition continue.
If our council or Mayor will instruct
an officer to keep close and as secret
watch as possible uron the public WE'LL
they may learn a good deal that will
astonish Them. Crtizsn.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28

EA1L EVENTS CLAssA' great deal 0
Tuesday, Oct. civ TO ne
i, muo for boys of IA years ca.r
No. d nr " ist, prize, Silver med'' lear aid
Ikcycls Bell. . ant Snanges III
NO n-,ne Gold medal. nerve cel'of to win.
ptmp. .sSbihty is 90 n'''1 '''
"..1use of d'oday, Oct. 3.
NO. EA1 ,a,o,c. ,oition of fancy riding by
oiO Su" inteer contestsnts,-no entry tee.
No.. llS Pm pa H 9sas nile oDen. in to win
Nody pVe l't prize, Gold medal ID. Cyclo"sst oS
gre lou medal %. King Of Diamond Lantern
Thursday, Oct 4.
NO. y l,s. One mile, 2 in to win. LIST prize,
No aape to diold medal 81. Pneumatic tire
N'' Two miles, open. 1st przs, Geld
glasses AL medal, %. Lamsons No s. Bundle
Carrier.
:, No. g. Five mile relay run BY Woodstock
4 foot OH Cycle Club.
Races start at Il A. NJ. each day.
Entry fee, 80 cens to each even {,
- admitting contestant to Fair on daY Of
up from event. Those entering three or more
stt events will be admitted to Fair all foul
u S0N days. -,
ee roy k Entries close at 9 r: NJ. Oct. lst will
~ don,f NJ. EYerly, Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28
It's ALWAYS Good.

Hunting's circus and men1gerie keeps
up its record and pleased houses, bOtE
afternoon and night yesterday. TIE
show IS much bigger and better than eyer
and is growing 80 every year and is a
favorlte here, A particular pleasing
feature of Mr.. HuntiDg's shows is the
entire absence OF all followers and gam
blers, and ladies and children unescorted
are always accorded courteous treatment
at his show.-ScrdRtOn Pa, Truth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28
DIED.

Olivia c. Copp, OF near ssumsvIlle this
county, died at her home Tuesday, Oct,
10, aged 80 years, IL months and "a days.
Her illness Of some months was Of . most
painful character. she could not bat see
that day by day the fatal malady Was
deepening It's hold upon her, aud knew
full we'll What the end would be. Yet. she
bore her suiierings without murmur,
and was able, by her steadfast faith in her
Savior TO commit all to His keeping. She
aled as she had lived--a Christian and Il
/ rest. God bless the dear kereayet
ones' B,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28
Postofices Roabed.

The Berryville postofice was entere
on Sunday night by burglars, who ble'
open the safe and took therefrom b;
tween $50 and $40 worth OF stamps. The
secured a very small amount of money
An entrance was effected through th
rear part of the building. The safe w
ruined by the explosives used to open !
and part of the Off e furniture was sha,
tered, as was also some of the glass pm
teeting the call boxes and three of to
large glisses in the front windows. I
tools used, consisting of large sled
chisels and bits, were taken from Mes
P. J. Afileck's and Jas, +. Howelps SD
The postofice at Front Royal
burglarizsd Friday night. The THO. 2
however, did not obtain much booty
the postmaster keeps his stock of OF
in the vault Of. one of the Front
banks. 1t is believed, though. SON
in stamps and little money were
There Is no clue to the robbers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28
Robes and Blankets.

A fne assortment of Robes and Blank
cts just received by j A. Dysart & Co
Call and examine oar beautiful sssort-
ment. We can please you both in quality
and price.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28
Don't Know, Do Youl

Don't Know, Do You'
Who sold the Carpets & Fur
the Henkel Lutheran church a
MlrLet2
Who sold the Carpet TO the
church at Hamburg' !.
VINO soldlto the Reformed c
Cross Keys ?
Why, Alexander and hcQnay
risonburg. They make a sP
church goods. See their Ii
Woodstock Fair next week.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28
Temperance Pr

Temperance Pr e,.
Temperance Rally and ia, M,
andoah Valley AssemblSs ont
Jackson, Va, Saturday. ,o,o
1894. Addresses by ReNs ,,.u,t
and others. Rinkertoa
Clifton Choir and otce :, "a
the music-"Heme Syts -,
Others in concert. L HcuH I'D
you from coming with - wil,
, ose,S S Tbo ovaro;.e !; ,egin at tel
o'clock and continuo]
Refreshments seryeda
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28
Fruit Trees.

will be In Mt Jackson on Electio' y"
day, Nov. 9Th, IN Woodstock, NovembSng on a ln
Court Day, with q full assortment
fruit ana utname8 malt trees; fmaize,
can be had at any time Henry Bsikr ofrowsCses
sep 2i-1mo Woodstos kA -, osite ray
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28

Mo- his.
r. a. ,dred Dollars Reward
for any case of sNnh Gre
p'IO cUrWT{Jo., Props, Toledo o.
f. ~ ChhNE ned baye known F: j.
chonov v"f CO.. st Is pears and oei i"a.o
= ueI n:yrf 40, iorable in all ous'nes'
nun p er,eo'i financially able to carr }
.tansac .lel,' L,n made 10y their firm.
OUT w any To' Tx, Wholesale Druggist
w vUleGO, u KI.n & Marvin, wholesale
Dr9 ~ sii,s ~ RI Cure is taken INTERNAL
acting dlF1y upon the O'T prico *
per ' bottIeIbld by all DrugGl''s' ls
timonial4 ..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28
Announcement.

Importas pS<oO'o our SUBSCRIBERS iOl 0"'
The G ueents pay able in advance
we WIN 60 ethe fotH Herald and The
Dollar and fifty n r,,,vs for one year
me nished semi-weekly. So
Weekly RIcHMoN' ~ ,hr.. .rers for the
The Times is fur ',
-, 80, caEK Nv
that you "" ms all the important
price ofone. world and the HERALD
The Times ccntaVS3a,r 70 ceoer.l naws all
news of the whole &,ntersst in this comfy
contains, in additiI
the news of local il osF
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28

bis ia n. al ~ every description
at In bellies f2p'n Earth, all kinds Of
aal;ohted.d goe 10 wlefor the Fair. just
m, .,,dv{olksl Urn another column.
poken to ior TUG ! address the voters
AID think knistock at October
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28
FOCAL NEWS.
GENERAL u

UE' L M enid ouselt & walltOn's.
v.n rMlls is prepared
,,, fash dressed pork.
Wanted to buy s. WAL
-, w;.,... saevs-at-I
hsrs in Anil vOCK, Viii preach in th e
Conr.s day nornlnG at
Christian church on sur Gals. an6
II O'Clock. courts OF o~isei' D 'D''
Watch the windows at ..,,ectio
are always dressed in new n'S," '0''.V.'
Reports from the mo -
Indicate very large cbes In
season. BAUSck of heavy
men women
Just received large st w n De-,
Winter Boots and Shoes tor c-of-T.
- s.,,.o liz ,,too. =. 49,. ,cg, VA. waltOn's.
Van Pelt 4 Scpooi sup
The offer Bargelfs make Of -
plies stationery, &c, is not wM
bat stIict business pledge. ~,,,r~&, sOOU' .
Trade recsiveiin exchange Evooa.,oo,,
The highest market prices at II
Yok B.zpar, main street. v at
Va. CK. Van n.
Have you read of the wonder NoH cole 81
made BY Chamberlain'd medic
member that they are all for w. TN
FT'n''d''! store y BROTH, . ~as' st
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28

Mr. NJ. L. Walton is building th
some and convenient house for hi
Mr.. Joel Moreland, on his large
the western limit of town. (
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28
tverfising Rates.

: ments viii be inserted at one
14n'i w auare of ten lines or less, for
A ioations rtion, and 80 cents for each
y e-.. *fV' insertion
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28
The Shenandot

Hunting's Showa, .h,eo
near warrenton. e damaged three
wagons.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28
* Bazaar Main
:, ui,l pay you every

con reau u
ha'y by chameerlain'S BROWN,
man. nasm,.r that they are
T,1io's drug store and Surg
The lat la,' seem tnsu' Barge NOOK VA
There IS a o,s and schO$ P0ve'i' Z
t s,rss't. When you need .;,Ion ID diseases
,S,. i'm. 90 right there A'
quarters po;r
W. 1,vio's drug store an'
' .nlspdid Soda water EVi M
' ra,sr is boiled before gong in -
'', ms. 50 ., goods ., at Van Pet & WssssSp7
,.rs NOW in stock a spiss
We n'[ goods o consisting Of cSS
o. D'e'. .. o'y serce., Flauuels, Govern
HenTis'' s,',ohsms and Prints all a
s','ns', O nrIcs,' P.J. FRAvrL &
The s ut ,Si, placo had plea'an "a
church s ., 'u in the grove at hres
SCHOOL house, short 0'''""
Of town. "a u i
oysters ~ o,a.s steam, Fry, Raw OF
want a hfs' c'A'' W. C. Barron
"' r' Il. .omspod, you must be in s. St
49,. "a 10 be in style You must be up up. u !,
and 70 70 " Isdies will hud tho Ia
latest iau' liver novelties at Bars
' "o,d Reliable Jevelry and BOOK '''
Have yon real of the von .,o,ns.,
made oS at they are all for SAFE
Irwin's drug store. -,r. outl
o. .ccouut Of the extra OD,
$1,000 in repairing the stone We" -,
80 49, Hnl. the bands we're 's'
.tsvarav pike lest week. SeNe'"'
caller than usual.
ri. Coupty Treasures e"D'0
,.r.sd and Capt. KOOnt1 OUT
.na nono,ar TREASURED WILL. 'oO"
r,,ls elbow room il wn'cn :,
.uvsr and stack the toaoSA'"'
.oon come pouring H.
10 YOU need pallor suit OF a
- II 80 buy one of our 'a~P
.Sa fair grounds next week
'"' ' Alexander q Nc
Harri'
Of hi. place, baye 'ecuEsd I. u
70 for putting up the new wv. .''S
N. Reformed church ne'. "a
S,DGsomo piece Of work. and
Great credit upon the cO"p'"
Another new lot of silv'
consisting of Belts, hair
battsus buckets u~ors '..'
sad gsuslemens link buttons
&c., at B~selt''
Next week We shall open
SEASON with magnificent
ali the new things in that y
respectfully invite the LaO'
"@r stock. We shall also
-. line Of ClOaks, Wraps
Rave ever had. P''' En-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28

We will have a
nice line of carpet
samples in a short
while. Buy your
carpets from home
people and save ave:
money. See our
samples before pIac
ing your order
BOWMAN q MAUCK'
eo WOODSTOCK sire
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28

Fair us1 week. BARNEY
>Rs. CARTIER & BAkN-nJ
Please lOOk al We
and il your time o. S11rO0(
enough to remit VhySlcldho ~ a
nesn-yoa. WOODSIOCh' va
The Edinburg A~--xr;,, attend cases separately
Hotel, Principal, ,;rsd. had an extet
s"o' on We 'p NICE aud take pleasure ~ the
Suasuh shOud be i'm omy friends ana tis
day. -. on1thiable and eKllli"i P''
B.raar, Main D. D. CARTER NJ
II will pay you eN0''
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28

Say! DOS
nice line Of 4
nSOtOGi
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28

The hatters, Van
The Edinburg ROu
to grind buckwhes
Wanted to buy 9 81
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-28

ouselt & Wallton's.
It Mills is prepared
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-14
ITALIAN TROUBLE.
0IneY & Payne Did Not
Hire The Men.
DOCK OWNED BY C0NANT'S.
Posse Of Police Held in Reserve All
Last Night.

great injustice was done To Messrs.
Olney n Payne, the coal dealers, In the
report OF the strike yesterday OF the
Italian laborers.
That firm had nothing at ali To do with
the men. They were at work on the dock
at their yard, but the dock belongs To the
Conant Co.
The firm hires the dock from he Conant
people.
The latter were repairing the dock and
gave the contract To Michael Lawle
who hired the Italians.
Last evening n visitor at the police sta
tion would he surprised to see so many
officers about, Every man was held In
reserve and one officer was on picket duty
I'm and about the Italian camp OF Central
avenue tn protect the Italians on the
Conant wnHrf nom numbering each other.
The Italians were drluking ana carous-
Ing until nearly 8 O'Clock this morning
and the picket kept on watch until
daybresk 30 NJ 10 summon the reserve I'm
the station n trouble broke out as was
anticipated.
No trouble is now anticipated as II IL
said the strikers will return To Boston at
once.
Italians from Providence viii b, on
gagged ~ Contractor La~lcss.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-14

KNOWLES FoR GOVERNOR.
New Hampshire ProhIbhIonists' Choice Falls
Upon q Preacher.

WEIRs, N. H., July l4-The state con-
yentiop OF the New Hampshire Prohibi.
tionists was held here. Rev. ID. c.
Knowles. d. d.. Of TiltOp was nominated
for governor.
The platform adopted included q de.
mand for the prohibition Of the manu-
facture, importation, expectation, trans
portation and sale Of alcoholic
liquors as beverages, by both nn-
tional and stats legislation, and
the exercise Of the full powers Of gov
erpment to secure this result. A stand
for the public school system, and against
any appropriation Of public moneys for
sectarian schools. DenominatiOnals schools
should be supported by private -bensfi.
cence. A belief that the tariff. under u
fair general law, should be entrusted to a
com mission of fair-minded business men,
and that such a commission can deal
more wisely and safely than oon-
gress with the complex questions
that arise. An express ion OF sympathy
with the desires Of laboring men to better
their conditions, and fayorinR Of wise
systems Of arbitration when disputes
arise between employers and employees; a
belief that no permanent improvement
of the laGor class Is possible until the
liquor power In overthrown.
DR.. 4 gar l.. Carr OF Pittsfeld and
David Heald of Milford were nominated
for congress.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-14
Artistic Photography.

Anything that is we'll done, and OF su.
perior quality, IL produced in Pswtucket,
ought To be a source OF pride to every one
who lives here. Particularly is this true
when excellence of mechanical detail Is
combined with artistic skill and cultivat.
ed TASTE In making perfect result, such
az is seen in some Photographic work re-
Gently done I'm our city. theatrical peo-
pie are quick TO discera anything OF this
kind, and to make the most OF II q,
and more than one stage reputation has
been greatly enhanced, II not almost
made, by the skill and good judgment OF
a photographer. Not only are perfection
of finish, clearness OF outlines and y mos
terry OF light and shade effects necessary
Ia order TO get the best results, but the
arrangement OF drsperies, the posing OF q
head, hand, or an arm, the emphasiziDg
OF good points and hiding OF bad, all
these must be combined In the true ar
tist, or his work will not he satisfactory.
Halloran Brothers, on North Main
street, have Just flushed some pictures,
OF local and also OF theat rical subjects.
that are as good In execution and In pos.
Ing as any ever made by Cbickering OF
Boston, or SaroDy OF New York. Speci-
mems OF their pictures, cabinets, imperi.
ais and other styles, can be seen at their
studio, and will amply repay examination
whether one In an intending sitter or only
an admirer OF the beautiful. One or two
OF their recently completed orders are
worthy to rank In the very high grade
OF genuine artistic photography.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-14
NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS.

Sons of Temperance closed their session
at Waterville. Me.
Governor Greenhalge Wis tied Mrs Cleve-
land at Gray Cables
James f. Floyd was arrested at Boston
on a charge Of forgery.
The jacob Empry homestead at Haver-
hill, Mass, was burned.
Sweeping and successful liquor raids
were made et Derry, N. IL
A fishing schooner brought an 500
pound sea turtle in at Portland, Me.
All nickel-in-the-slot machines have
been ordered removed in Bristol. Conn.
The Massachusetts, naval brigade will
have the San Francisco tor their tour OF
duty.
A burglar and policeman at Biddeford,
Me, exchanged shots, and the burglar es.
capped.
Hayes and Mctllone Of the disbanded
Worcester club have been signed by
Bangor.
Miss Mary Keenan,, "a years Of age.
committed suicide at New Haven by tax
ing trough on rats"
Mayor Bancroft Of Cambridge. Mass.
thinks that the delivery Of Ice cream on
sunday IL unlawful
William p. Kelley, formerly principal
Of Worcester Mass. academy, has been en-
gagged ~ principal of the union schools
at 3d. Johnsbury, VT
Timothy Driscoll, workman at the
new Haynes block at Bsverhill Mass
was struck on the head by q falling brick
His skull was fractured and he cannot
recover.
Matt Young, employed In the pulp
mills Of the Fall Mountain Paper com
pany, Bellows Falls, Vt, had his legs
caught between some logs and the ma
chinery, and the flesh was stripped off
from knee TO ankle.
The Central Trust company OF New
York was appointed trustee Of the first
mortgage ti-e per cent mortgage bonds
OF the Denver, Leadville and Gunnison
Railroad company In place Of the New
England Trust company.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-14
COLE IN HARD LUCK.
DOubly Unfortunate on
His Way TO Camp.
THE REVIEW WAS VERY GOOD
Manv Prominent People From Paw
tucket Were Present.

QuoNsEr POINT, July 14.-Pawtucket
was we'll Represented at Camp yesterday.
Meny came on the Pioneer I'm the early
morning and still larger number came
down on Steamer Francis by way OF Prov
idence at l o'clock.
Representative and Councilman Whea-
tod Cole suffered bad mishap on the way
down. lie lost his hat, a gust of wind watt
Ing II out into the briuy deep. His UNI
brelia then protected him from the suns
rays.
This was not In position more than a
minute when sudden blast turned IL in
side out. lie was obliged then to 20
below ana wait until he got to camp
when he was supplied with hat by some
OF the "Tower" boys.
The review was all that could be de-
sired, the men bearing up splendidly un-
der the scorching rays.
Many of Pawtucket's representative
men were present including several Of
the City Council and nearly the entire
delegation In the General Assent bly,.
Postmaster 1ooda In was also here and
with him all day was Gen. Charles II.
BraNon,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-14

by local applications as they cannot react
the diseased portion Of the ear. There I,
one way 10 cure deafness. hnd that II by con
stitutional remedies. Deafness IL caused By
All innamed condition Of the mucous Inning
Oi the Eu-tachian Tube. When this tube 1,
innanrd you have n Tumbling sound of I'M
perfect hearing, aud when n H. entirely
closed eifness ~ the resu I, and unics- o.,
Inflammation can be taken out aud this tube
restored To IT. normal condition hearing will
be destroyed forever. nine cases out at ten
are caused by catarrh. which II nothing hut
an innamed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give one lIsndred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) thai
cannot he cured by Hairs Catarrh ICure
Send for circulars, freey
flJ. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, o.
ss-Sold by druggists. 75c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-14
THAT SEWER WORK
1t Will Be Done by Local
LabOrerS.
THE COMMITTEE MEETS.
Only One OF the Bids Came Within
the Estimate.

The Joint standing Committee on SeweIs 3
met last evening at the City Hail and
forthwith adjourned to the office of the
Commissioner OF Public Works to con-
slider the bids on the several sewers adver-
tised for by the Commissioner despite the
protest OF the committee OF the City
Council.
Although 1t was generally understood
that the committee would accept no bid
as the call was made In opposition to its
expressed wishes still In order to see
what the estimates were they were looked
over and figured out TO see how near they
came to the engineers estimate.
Out of the six bids received only one
was within the estimate, while some Of
them went as much as $4,000 over II.
With such a showing before IL the COM
mittee at once saw that the cry OF "econ-
omy" To let by contract was an invention
for some Interior purpose.
IL was ther uDrnimouslv voted 10 reject
all tie Dius III Il ihotruGt the Comm issioDer
to have he sewers built under his own
supervision by the workiDgmeD of our
own city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-14
TRAMPS' RETREAT.
The Annex" Was Completely Destroyed b.
Fire Last Might.

The tramps' annex nj Attieboro which
consisted OF several huts erected from
railroad ties, pianking ana brush, was
completely destrn,,d by ire yesterday.
AT the annex, which was on the SOU h
side OF the New York, New Haven and
Hartford road, opposite the famous
Tramps' Rel reat, a score Of wanderers
have been quartered Tor weeks.
WhIl, the camp steward was preparing
bres fast, small stove In one hot was
upset. Everything b,ing iiLe tinde I, he
flames spread rapidly, devouring the
trRmps' home and ia contents. The
tramps tried TO check the flames, hut they
got beyond control and last night were
burning ferc' fy in the pine forest on
what is known as the Plains.
Andrew Brsdshaw's residence was In
great danger for an nour, but the vino
changed. The extensive woodland owned
by the neirs OF Captain Joe steeple OF Bos-
ton was burned. Railroad men were on
duty To protect railroad property, but as
the railroad company was not responsible
for the fire, the company was doing moth
ing to check its progress.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-14
l MASS OF FIGURES.
Report of Commissioner
Of Industrial Statistics.
Mr.. TIEPKE'S FIRST WORK.
II Treats on Several Matters of Much
Importance.

The seventh annual report OF the Com
missioner OF Industrial Statistics is is
sued. II is book OF 337 pages and Is the
first ever gotten out under the supervi-
sion OF Commissioners Tiepke, the other
one " hich bore his name having been
complied under the supervision OF Com
missioner Goodwin, who resigned before
II was time To sign II.
The report Is Intended to treat OF Fac
tory Inspections, Labor Organizations,
Employees returns, retail prices, statistics
OF mansfac, urers ana an appendix.
II must he admitted that a great mass
OF figures are gotten together, thanks TO
the energy OF Chief Clerk OF the Bureau.
At Inter date We will give the results
OF our examination OF the report.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-14
YesterdaN's Games.

Eastern League--Providence 10, Erie | !;
Spring gheid 0, Buffalo 8; Syracuse b, Bling.
hamton 8; Troy II, Wlkesbarre 10.
New England League-Portisnd 20,
Bangor 3; Lewiston Ia. Baverhlll IL.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-14
TOBE TRIEDAGAM

HARTFORD. Conn, July H-In the su-
perior court Judge Shumwsy ordered
that no Judgment be entered In Ander-
sons appeal from probate in the Fox will
case. The court having previously set
aside that part of the verdict which found
that undue influence had been exerted in
three clauses of the will, the order OF the
court means that the case must be tired
again on the issue of undue influence
alone. The appellants can take no appeal
until after a new trial Is had.