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WILL SUPPORT THE PASTOR.
Resolutions to Thr I Effect Adopted
by the Polish COugreyatiOn.

In view of the recent turn OF affairs
| in the Polish Catholic congregation of
the South Side, meeting was held
Monday night and a committee ap-
pointed to prepare resolutions setting
forth that the appointment of Rev. Il.
Dembinski as pastor is pleasing to the
congregation. The committee yester-
day prepared such resolutions and a
copy of them will be served on Right
Reverend Bishop O Hara this afternoon.
The resolutions are as follows:
Whereas. OF late, dissatisfaction and dis
contentment have arisen In the Sacred
Heart Polish congregation of Scranton.
Whereas, our Right Revel end Bishop
William O'Hara has been appealed to and
after prompt, careful and conscientious
consideration has transferred our late
pastor and given our flock in charge OF
Rev. Il. Dem binski in whom we have the
utmost confidence and for whom we enter
taiR the highest respect and esteem be-
cause of his known ability, learning and
impartialty.
of our feelings for the kindly action Of
our bishop in restoring tranquility to our
congre CATION.
Resolved, BY the allied societies of the
Sacred Heart congregation and the COM
mttee selected by the congregation on
Monday. September IS, 1895. that We eX-
tend to our right reverend bishop our sin
cere thanks for his salutary settlement
of our affairs: and it is further
Resolved, That we pledge our fealty
and support to our pastor, Rev. Il. DEM
binski. %
Anthony Woyshner, president; Joseph
RZymkowski, vice president; Jacob Bart
kowski Alex Mackiewicz, secretaries: L..
Galbiesch, Jacob MalkOwski, John Mate
liewicZ, controllers.
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CITY NOTES.

The Dashers, OF Old Forge. challenge the
Olyphant Browns TO a game for October
or 10 on Olyphant ground. =. j. Con-
way, manager.
OF this city, letters of administration Were
granted by Register W. S. Hopkins yes
terday to Attorney George S. Horn.
The hearing in the case against Mrs.
William Westpfahl and William McLough-
lin, on charges preferred by her husband,
will take place this evening before Alder
man Donovan.
Sheriff Clemons and Jury Commission
ers John +. Mannon and r. j. Matthews
will tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock draw
grand Jurors and traverse jurors for the
November term of court.
The Women's guild of st. Lulke's church
will meet today "wednesday at 4 p. m.
in the church. 1t will be the dast meet
ing OF the parish year and all members
are expected to be present.
The Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern company paid its employees on the
south division yesterday. Today the
employees In the machine shops and at the
Storrs cOlliery will be paid
Mayor Bailey yesterday signed two reso-
lutions, one directing the city clerk to
advertise for bids for furnishing coal to
the fire engine houses and police stations
and the other provding for two fire hy-
drants in the First ward.
The remains OF Mrs. John Brennan, Of
Dunmore. who died at Lewiston, Maine,
arrived in this city yesterday afternoon
at AS. The funeral will occur this after
noon from the residence of Mrs. Richard
Mcilugh, at Dunmore. Interment in Dun
more cemetery.
Prison Life at Andersonville" will be
the subject of a very interesting lecture
to be delivered by Colonel f.. II. Ripple
at Father Mathew opera house. Olyphant,
this evening. The proceeds will be for
the benefit of the Grand Army of the Re-
public. Tickets Is and 25 cents. .N
A fierce free fight among intoxicated
women Of the lower strata occurred on
the corner of Penn avenue and Spruce
street about midnight, Monday night. Pa
trOlman Lewis GoerlitZ broke it up and
scattered the belligerents. one of them.
Jennie Harding, of lM Lackawanna ave-
nue., refused to go home and was locked
up. Yesterday morning in police court
she was fined s. by Mayor Bailey, which
she pad.
Marriage licenses We're granted yester-
day by Clerk of the Courts John II.
Thomas to Michael Pehanick and Mary
Drobjack. of Austin Heights; George T..
Ray and Annie b. Snyder, of Scranton:
John Gilbride and Maggie McAndrew. Of
Scranton. Fred d. Ayres and May Ho-
bart, the couple from Susquehanna county
who had not the consent of her parents
and were refused license came yester-
day with the consent and got license.
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THEY ONLY SAID "BOO."
Four Lads Are Turned Over to Their
Parents for n Spanking.

G. l.. Tyler, of 332 Breck court, went
before Alderman Fuller yesterday and
swOre out warrants for four lads for
committing Assault and battery on his
12-year-od son, Richard Tyler. They
We're John Bradley, 625 Washington
avenue; Henry McLain. G41 North
Washington avenue; Arthur Walter. 81
Olive street, and Richard Walsh North
Washington avenue. None of the de-
PENDANTS are over l3 years of age.
According to the story told by the
Tyler boy at the hearing which took
place in the afternoon, he was coming
from Washington avenue Monday even
ing about 8 O'Clock and in front of The
Tribune building was set upon by the
four BOYS and badly whipped. The de-
PENDANTS denied that they beat him.
but admitted they stopped him and
said boo at him. Their only inten-
tion was to frighten him, they said.
The alderman discharged the defend
ants upon the promise of their respec-
tive parents that they be properly
trounced as soon as they reached home.
The costs were placed on the McLain
and Walter boys, who We're the greater
Offenders
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THERE IS A LARGE ATTENDANCE.
Number of Pupils Has Far Exceeded
ExDectatiOnS.

O. The attendance at the High school has
far over run all expectations. In the
higher grades the free text books pur-
chased by the board are not enough to
go around. This is especially khe case
i'm the language course. Professor s.
FriedewaA. the teacher of languages,
Is busy nigh unto overwork. He is as
sisted by Professor Wagner.
Miss Heath. teacher of elocution and
literature. has classes throughout the
entire period. The board may he asked
to supply an additional teacher for this
course. The great influx of students
has to degree hamDered the running
order of the school but Princial Phil
lips now has the ponderous machinery
well under control.
A foot ball team is being organized
for the season.
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Van Dorm. of Archibald: DR.. w. A.
Paine, Of Scranton; DIR. w. p. Ken
nedy, of Priceburg; DR.. ID. l.. Bailey,
of Carbondale, and Secretary NJ. e.
Judge, of Taylor.
Among the important matters
planned for presentation to the coming
convention is an amendment to the law
governing the placarding of contagious
diseases, which will cover the made
quacy pointed out by the recent Christ
ian Science case.
1t is proposed to make the conven-
tion bi-county affair and with this
in view a number of prominent Wilkes
Barre sanitarians will he invited to par
ticipate i'm the deliberations. DR.. II. l..
Taylor of Wilkes-B Barre is among those
who will read papers.
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FELL IN FRONT OF THE CAR.
Narrow Escape Of Dunmore Mes.
senger Boy from Death,

A boy named SecOr, employed as a
messenger in the offices of the Penn
sylvania Coal company at Dunmore,
fell off his bicycle i'm front of a Subur-
ban street car yesterday morning and
was painfully bruised.
He was riding bicycle going in the
same direction as the car and was close
to the rah. His wheel struck a stone
and it upset him on the track ahead
of the car Before he could get out of
the way or the car could be stopped
the fender struck him and he was rolled
along over the ties. His wheel was
broken. DR.. j. r. Murphy attended
him.
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SUIT OVER A NOTE.
North End Neishbors in Court ON Ac.
count Of a Dispute as to Time.

In civil court yesterday only one case
was tried. w. II. Anderson was plain
tiff and r. w. Woodworth. defendant.
Attorneys John +. Scragg and c. w.
Dawson appeared for the former and
Attorneys Hulslander & Vosburg for
the latter. The parties live in the North
End, and the suit is to recover $i00
with interest on note.
There was a dispute as to the time
i'm which the note should become due.
The defendant said the agreement was
that it should be paid at the end of a
year. and the plaintiff said it was at
the end of twenty days. The defend
ant claims that the clause, twenty
days" was interpolated in the note
after it was signed. The jury retired
at 4 o'clock to deliberate upon a ver-
lint
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ANNUAL INSTITUTE
OF COUNTY TEACHERS
II will Open on Monday Afternoon ID
Y. NJ. G. A. Hall.
INSTRUCTORS WHO WILL BE HEARD
They Are Educators no Have Well
Established ReputatiOns..A Large
Number of Local Teachers Will Ad.
dress the Members of the Institute.
Details of the Programme That
Has Been Arranged..TwO Even.
ing Entertainments.

Next Monday the annual institute of
the teachers Of Lackawanna county,
outside of the city of Scranton, Will be-
gin in the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation hall and continue on Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
The instructors from abroad who VIII
be here to talk To the teachers are X.
Heber Holbrook, Phi. D., professor OF
pedagogy in Clarion State Normal
school: Jacques u. Redway, +. II. G..
s., of New York; Superintendent of
Schools James Nj. Coughlin, of Wilkes
Barre; Or. Mara l.. Pratt. of Maiden,
Mass; George =. Bible. A. NJ. prin-
cipal of East Stroudsburg State Nor
NAL school; Professor Hamlin r.. Cogs-
well, director of music i'm Mansfield
State Normal school. The programme
of the institute is as follows:
MONDAY.
10 a. m.-Enrollment of teachers at
Young Mems Christian Association
hall: distribution of note books, music
books and programmes.
? p. m.-Music, Prof. Cogswell: open
Ing remarks, Superintendent Taylor;
child story, DR.. Mara l.. Pratt: some
errors and facts in geography teaching,
Prof. Redway.
TUESDAY.
0 q. m.-NIusic, Prof. Cogswell sec
tion !. main room. Language study,
Superintendent Coughlin: beginning
geography, Prof. Redway. Section 2,
parlor. Paper, why Should We tdu-
cate?" Park Richards; discussion, Mary
]. McHale, +. l.. Thomson, and super
intendent N. II. Houser; paper, 'Teach-
er or Textbook, which," Mary C.
Barrett; United States History, DR..
Pratt. Main room-Pedagogy, DR.. Hol-
brook.
1,3o p. m.-Music. Prof Cogswell; the
use of recitation, Prof. Redway; peda-
gogy, DR.. Holbrook: the students vo-
cabulary, Superintendent Coughlin.
WEDNESDAY.
. a. m.-NIusic, Prof. Cogswell. Sec
tion l, Main room-Beginning Geo
graphy, Prof Redway: language study,
Superintendent Coughlin. Section g.
Parlor.-Paper--Nal of Professional
Training to Teachers of Ungraded
schools. f. II. Greene; discussion. Miss
Mandane Rymer. J. II. White, and j.
r. Brennan; music i'm public schools,
John III. Davey; United States history,
DR.. Pratt. Main room-Pedagogy, Dr.
Holbrook.
l.3O p. m.-Music, Prof. Cogswell: {:
how to study, Superintendent Coughlin;
child study, DR.. Pratt; pedagogy, DIR.
Holbrook.
THURSDAY.
a. m.-NIusic, Prof. Cogswell; map
drawing and map reading, Prof. Red
way; pedagogy, DR.. Holbrook; child
study, DR.. Pratt.
1.SO p. m.-Music, Prof. COgswell: cor
relation of geography and histoI, Prof.
Reeway; reading for profit. Superinten-
dent COughlin: media gOgy Dr. HOlbrOOk
FRIDAY.
a. m.-Music, Prof. Cogswell: child
study, Dr. Pratt; correlation of geOgra-
ply and commerce, Prof. Redway; re-
ports of committees; pedagogy, DR..
Holbrook; closing remarks, members of
the institute.
MEETING OF DIRECTORS.
On Thursday the annual meeting of
the School Directors association of the
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THE HORSE FELL ON HIM.
Frank Sweeney, Of Won StOrch's
Stable Painfully Injured.

Frank Sweeney, who has charge Of
Won Storch's stable in Oakford court,
-was painfully injured yesterday rl)rn-
ing, his left arm and side being
bruised by the weight OF one Of the
horses falling on him.
He took the animal in on the wash
rack to sponge off it's hind legs, and
while thus engagA the horse slipped on
the boards and fell on him.
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The Legal Fraternity

need not longer worry from the in
capacity of printing establishments
to print large briefs. We stand
ready to furnish 100 pages every
twenty-four hours, and can prom
Use service that is equal to any
in the large cities. A trial order
wilLeonvince you Of our adaptable
ity to such work.
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THE MATTER OF PLAcARDING.
County sanitarians Will Deal with
the Christian Science Case.

Another meeting of the executive
committee of the associated boards of
health of Lackawanna county was held
yesterday afternoon in the board of
health rooms in city hall. There were
present ] S. d. Davis, of Jermyn;
DR.. ]. r. lurphy. Dunmore; DR.. F. l..
Van Sic' of Blakely; DR.. William
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For Home COmforf.

We are showing an assortment of
very fine blankets for bath and loung-
ing robes, prices $3.50, $500, $3.50, $4.O0,
$475, $500 and $3.50
- MEARS & HAGEN.
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From fifty cents to three dollars
saved by purchasing tickets via the
Nickel Plate Road. ~
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The great auction sale at Davidow
Bros jewelry store should not be
missed by anyone who wants q bar
gain in watches, jewelry. etc. ."
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Grand Opening

Wednesday and Thursday. Cloaks
and Furs. +. l.. Crane, 324 Lacka. ave
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The finest teas and coffees can be
bought at the Scranton Tea store at
reasonable prices, 525 Lackawanna ave-
nue. ~
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SOCIAL EVENTS.

At an afternoon party given yester-
day by Mrs. a. G.. Faust, of Adams
avenue, those present We're: Mrs
Charles Dash and Mrs. Arch Ramage
of Pittston; Mrs. Voigt, of Wilkes
Barre; Mrs. Fred KirchhOff, Mrs.
George Miller. Mrs. Wendover, Mrs.
Conrad Truehan, Mrs. John Simmer,
Miss Emma Frueham and Miss Julia
Grimes of Dalton.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Gilmore and Leonard will present to
the patrons of the Academy for re-
turn engagement on Saturday next,
matinee and evening, the latest New
York laughing craze, "Hogan's Alley
in three acts, with all its characters
taken from life The New York Sun
day World has devoted IL half page col
ored supplement for the past six
months to this subject and Messrs.
Gilmore and Leonard, through the
Kindness of r. f. Outcalt. the artist,
have made q distinct character of the
yellow Kid, who will be seen with them
and their company of funny comedi-
ans. The roster of the company con-
tains such well-known favorites as
"The Shirley Sisters Gardner Bros.
trio, Misses Rice and Halvers, Miss
Glayds Hayden, Joseph Conlon, Thomas
Clark, Harry Fairbanks, George kaine,
Fred. Ward, Cliff Meeech, and others.
Commencing Monday, Oct. 10, for one
We a., the versatile comedian. Corse
Pa on. supported by the charming and
taltSlted actress. Miss Eta Reed, and
company of recognized players, will
present a series of comedies and
dramas, each one mounted and staged
with the handsomest scenery and prop
critics ever seen in our city. Every at
tention is paid to the minutest details.
During the action of the play there
will be special features introduced in
singing and dancing specialtes by Mr..
Payton and members of his superb
company. Prices during this engage
ment will be 10, 20 and 80 cents. Re-
served seats will be on sale at box
Office, Oct. ., at a. m.
A scenic production of more than
common magnitude will hold the stage
at the Frothingham next Friday and
Saturday. when Willard Lees beautiful
presentation OF "In the Heart of the
Storm" will be given. Mr.. Lee makes
no rash promises as to what he will
do and then does not fulfill them; on
be shown and everything about the
production will be new. The leading
role will be created by Mr.. Lee, who
will have an adequate support.
Flynn q Sheridan's New City Sports
big show will be at the Davis theatre
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. This
mastodonic organization embraces all
the best talent in the realm of bur-
lesque and vaudeville. and one of such
proportions as requires brains and
wealth to control with any degree of
success; and yet Flynn & Sheridan, the
monarchs of burlesque and vaudeville,
have fearlessly announced such q VEN
ture. 1t is a marvellous combination of
new ideas.
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are selling more goods at their auction
sale than all other stores in the city.
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Ask Your Dealer
for McGarrah's Insect Powder, e5 and
10-cent> boxes. Never sold in bulk
Take no other. 80
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Tailor made fall suits and overcoats,
latest styles, John Ross, 3O7 Spruce
street. 80
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Fine Clocks.

Anyone who wishes clock would do
well to attend Davidow Bros auction
sale. Clocks at your own prices. ~
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Miss Elsie A. G. Van Dervoort, concert
contralto. Volcal instruction. Studio
400 Wyoming avenue.
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Are You Going to Canton to Visit
MajOr Mckinley?

Don't miss it. Rate from Scranton
SEAS. round trip, via Lehigh Valley rail-
road. Thursday, October Is. @s
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Uniformed colored porters in charge
of day coaches on the Nickel Plate
Road: -
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Elegant buffet sleeping cars on
Nickel Plate Road. =.
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DR.. Mcdowell, dentist, 24O Adams
avenue. ..
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The King Of Pills Is Beecham's.
BEECHAMS.
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Elegant dining cars an unsurpassed
service on the Nickel Plat Road. -
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A dainty line of Children's Goats at
the Baby Bazaar, 512 Spruce street. ~
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$50 Xxx White Envelopes for 17c. at &c.
Store, 523 Lack'a. ave, -
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A birthday party was given Monday
evening in honor of Charles Riehl at
his home on CapOuse avenue. The fol-
lowing were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Ziegler, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Paff, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Fox. Mrs. Jacob Paff, Mrs. OF
finger, Miss Katie Young, Miss
Jessie Locher Miss Mamie Paff Miss
Katie KiZer Miss Beckie Gilligan, Miss
Mamie Lotus, Fred ComDla, Edward
Paff, Henry Paff. John Locher, George
Locher, Fred Burkhouse, John Gavin,
Misses May Call. Josie Paff, Katie
Locher, Cora Cook. Emma Paff, Bertha
Law, Peter Mcdonald, W. Fred Male,
Charles Riehl, Peter Riehl William
Vail, Oscar Backus, Henry Fox.
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Opening.

Jordan's b'kw't cakes. sausage lOc.
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Try Jordan's one-half minute stews.
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DON'T Miss IL.

Jordan's butter cakes and coffee, 1Oc.
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Special Sale
All Week.

Ladies' Trimmed Hats,
Misses and Children's Trim
med Hats, Trimmed Walking
Hats, Trimmed Sailors, Miss
es' and Children's Cloth
Caps, Bicycle and Outing
Hats, Tam O'Shanters and
Headwear Of every descrip-
ton and at our usual low
prices.
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Steam Heating and Plumbing.
p. F. & NJ. T. Howley, 231 Wyoming av,
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'NURING the next few
- days we will have OIL
display a grand variety of
New Fall Novelties in Ladies
Millinery. We sell Millinery
at cut prices. When shop
ping call and look at cur
stock. All hats trimmed free
of charge.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-12
A STREET RAILWAY LINE WINS.

TAXEs on A HARTFORD EXTENSION REDUCED
DIR GRrswoLD's CASE.
Hartford Jan II 1spcciaD.-The decision 81 the
Supreme Cour, r. the ease OF New-Britain against
the street railway company Of that city has been
the most important - the transportation interests
of any decision IN several years. The company
proposed TO extend It's lines In order TO make con-
ncctions with the lie 10 Hartford and the city
imposed a , per cent tax In accordance with 'he
law Of 1893 This tax upon the gross receipts
The company took the ground that the city hai
no risht tax the entire gross receipts. as 10 had
already allowed the company to establish rs main
limos without any tax. The Court holds that MS
is true. except that the gross receipts Of the 'N
tension may b. faxed. The decision is said %
affect favorably the consideration OF the CONSOLE
dated road. which has an option on tho property
and will buy the lines to control the traihc be-
tween this city and New-Brltan. In the matter
of competition between steam and electric roads. II
is given out that the receipts OF the railway sta
ton at Windsor since the establishment OF me
electric lire have faei. OF $1,000 month. and this
notwithstanding the fact that the electric car limo
Is almost three times great that Of the steam
railway.
The Supreme Court has before IL this week the
criminal case OF pr. Griswold. who was found
guilty OF arson and sentenced 10 ten years III W.
State PRISON. II is unusual that crimnii ah.r
are heard In the Supreme Court In this Ssale one
than capital cases, and this case ATTRACTS h ~.
tent.On Four arguments nave brttl h'a'' ''..t.,
Court and II viii be some time before decision
IS handed down Meantime Griswod ~ IN Jan
stay of execution awaiting the d''ls"n a" 1,oen an
whether he shall have a third trial or enter upo"
his sentence. - 49,.
The Commission having the bridge ~ chars' @ nas
advertised asked for plans FOR a new sru''u.i
refused put a foot bridge across at present anu
announced Its intention 10 put another teHlVl",,
bridge across during the building or the perhsio't
bridge next summer, II 1t is allowed 10 20 "ns"u ,si,
The towns OF the district continue TO Keep I,n .n.'
suits In the courts and apparently VIII ho' WIZ w.
draw their opposition 10 the commission, ~ anc
prospects for a bridge under two years are uuoous
The stock fire insurance companies OF ths ~
made better showing at the close OF the las. yeass
than they have for some years. tHe srvsat
the dividends for the last six months OF the yes
amounting TO sblJ0O0 ~
Labor bureau has been handed TO the Governor
1t Is divided into three sections-one concerh,ns
on manual training schools The gain IN the mum
Der OF people employed N the state over the pre-
yious wear ia "a WO Strikes have not been many
but the losses figure up $4,000 for the empioys~
and s929. 400 for the employees.