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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-25

A FINE STOCK. of fresh Groceries fol
country and city trade opening up at Warren
d Cos -.sE
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Fremont Lumber Market

Cleveland d Market.
GLEvELAND, Oct. "a, 1857.
wHEAT-s2,12, s2,Is, 1920, $2,s5@s.25 per bushsl,
according to the grade.
FLoUR-ss, .25 for Supsrane State and Western;
extra Western So. 90; Shipping Ohio
s9so@l5 40; new St. Louis slo,5o@is,5o.
CoRE-SLss@L,45 As per bushel.
oATs-sl, sl1z@s2c per bu.hsl.
woOL-5T@6Oc per bashsl.
PORK-New mess 81, ,5o@2l, rs per bbl.
BUTTER -2OGIlc per 10.
G0LD-H31s. tfr5 "a
US. BONDS-5-2Os of 1862 81 us; of 1854, sI,O9
of 1855, 81, ,Oe1S; of 1867, $1,o7, To- iO's
$1,000. 7-s0's, S1,O5.
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A FINE FARM FOR SALE.


A FINE + ARM FOR SALE.
"A @ftfs LOCATION. + Z
Tne farm issitaated Ia Biscreek Township, White
County, Indian. II Is three miles from Monticello
the County seat--s thriving lively to=u l. Is two
miles from haiiasr's Stalion the New Alba AZ L
Michigan haslroAt, ana Is miles from the city OF
Lafayetty.s "
,t DESCRIPTIOF. !
The farm nsrisss $50 acres OF iiga, rolling prAi-
RE n liInses >nd--H11ber enough 10 supply the
farH for all dns. It's al e1c,9s with surssa1tial
Ienes. snd tue gstr part usIe. hisa stsse Of cul-
tivatcn Thc's Are tEO.a asyer failing sp1ings acc
one well--f ,xc. Hen: water rn he "a In.
IMPROVEMENTS
Ia e IA C n;ea' ir4ga- dEsI in- h. Sc cost
Sd0 O. fsJ icd ieHtut h0ases, aa: eli nte-rs.ry
6Nn= and cut houses. Al sppi- orchard Of four
bun r bearing t-ses sboa. eleven wars Old. and
Other uir trees, g small fruit 10 ssIsdlaee.
l .tls Ift.ti FRIeE.
sFO.ty -llsrk ter acre. 0Gs haG cash down, the
balance 10 one aud .r4-s, sesus-t, sitb interest
frool d.te-os sale.
Fox ia lhsr p-rt.el.sts, a!d-ess JO.A HAN FOX
Monicslo hit- U.'unty, ma "a or the Editors Of
FREMONT JOg8NaL Fremont, o.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-25

Lamps Lamps a new arrival at s. Buck
and & Sons store.
500 Boxes scaled Herring for sale very
cheap by P. Close.
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Good Caliooes at 9 cents per yard at L.
M. Michael's, Deals Block, Front Street.
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Lubins Extracts finest perfumes
ever produced. Sold by DIR. E. Dillon d
Son a7s-
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Here lies old Thirty-fve per cent.
The more he got the more he lent,
The more he saw the more he crayed,
Great Qndi can auch n co,,I he say.lS

Great Godi can such a soul be saved2
PROFESSIONALLY not; but if the avaricious
fold scamp had been willing to spare dollar
or bottle of DR.. J. W. Poland's White
Pine Compound, he would have been cured
of his kidney disease, which ended his life.
Though, perhaps he was no loss to the world
after all. Sold everywhere.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-25

A FINE STOCK of fresh Groceries for
country and city trade opening up at War
rem d Cos.
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Another lot of splendid Piano Fortes re-
ceived at L.. Leppelman's. 45w2.
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ACARD TO THE LADIES.-DR. DUP0N
cos GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS FOR FE-
MATES, &c.-One boxis sufhcient in removing OBJ
stfuctions and restoring nature proper ehAnne
quieting the nerves and bringing back the "Rosy
color of health to the cheek of the most delicate
Full and explicit directions accompany each box,
Price 81 per box; six boxes, S. Sold BY one Drug
gstin every town. village, city and hamlet through
out the world,
Sold in Fremantb By s. Buckland l. Son, Druggists.
iAdies, by sending them 81 to the Postoface, can
have the pills sent (conadentially) BY mail to any
part of the country, free Of postage.
Sold in Fostoria by Dubois l. Roberts, snd by
Strong L Armstrong, Clevelsnd,O. NE.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-25

Organs, MeIodeons and Pianos to
rent by the month or year, the rent tobe ap-
plyed to payment if purchase is made. 2w
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Black MaiLLsuch paragraphs as the
following are Frequently met with in the
Messenger: .z5gt,I7sti9sa ~
UxBEcoMISts. We noticed on SATURDAY. eve
ming in the window of business, man, du-
ring the torchlight procession, caficature
of Judge Thqrmanu The whole thing, was
in bad taste as the proprietor viii readily
see upon reheetions7 . .'iGSGc' Ge3ftF-
The DRIvISG PARK.-The3 October meet.
ing of the Fremont Driving Park was, pear
ly attended, owing to the bad weather, small
purses, aud high price of admission. . IT will
be total failure unless the managers learn
wisdom. Nobody will pay 50 cebts admis
sion to continually see few poor horses run
for one horse purses. ,iiS
OBynr1oNABLESTA1x.L- .L-We heard a .sdi'
cal business pau, wha, by the way. reosifes
a large Democratic trade, remarked in de-
risive way that next year they intended to
drive their hogs sup TO vote to onset the fog.
eigners. Talk Of that III is-.ssry obiect-,
ionable and If persisted in we shall give
more particulars as to who the gentle man.
is. -flsFf HsFIt Jssfoc1 S}IFH N ;
, The only object the. Messenger has in the
publication Of such inuendoes ssthe above,
is its desire TO get patronage. It goes OF .he
supposition that if if libeis a business man
long snough to snney him he willsthrow it a
erunb to stop its noise. ItsA sslpr. on the
Driving Park il sesounted efg by the 4sgk
that the Journal does the printing for The,
Association. 'A i3i'.
- - r
The Best Thing Out.-The greatest i'm
ever made in suspepders for gent $
wear, has just baen brought sint0spsrkeirty;I
R. Thomas d Co. who, have the exclusive
agency iershis cquhty. ff consists Of si
ard supporter combined, wkic6
is-attached 10 the. PaHts on 4he sides by only
two buttoDg in stead of the six commonly
used. This contrivance improves the fit of
Ihe garmehl, ,IisIa simple addi eohvehie6t
md must do away entirely with the old
ltyles,
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A GENTS WANTED.-No Soap,

Al UI9NIO W AN IEO.-1NU UUdpj
n No Water, No Slop.-4Iass Cleaning Polish.
-tnis ia new and most excellent article patented
oy Ar. Charles Il. Brown. 1t win be universally
used, for it j. more eectua than the od system OF
cleaning Windows, Mirrors, Gold, Silver Plated
and saves both time, labor and anuoy ancs. Pur-
chasers must bs ca;e.ui spurious article is in
tho mlrkst- For full particulars, addrsss O. N.
Brown, Patertee and Proprietor, No "a Bleecher St
New York. 500. 4om6 J.L.
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A Fearful Loss.-Tbe New York I'm.

Tea, Tea, Tea 1900 Pounds ofsplepdid
Tea jussreceived and for sale by P. Close.
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Heimboid Extract Buchu and IzrzOvxD
Rose VASE cures secret and delicate disorders in all
their stages atlittle expense, little change in
dist, Inconvenience and exposure. His pleas
ant in taste snd Odor, immediate in itsAetion, and
free from liipjurioDs properties.
March 1, l867.-vl5n9YI.
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gained 5y hELMBOLD's EITRAOT BUOHu-
USE RENNE'S PAIN.KILLING MAGIC
OIL.-"It Works Like A .Chsrm."-Eve-y person
in this town viii find it for their prot well as for
their comfort, IL they use RENNE's PAIN KILL
ING MAGIC GIL when they have Headache, Tooth
ache, Chilblains, Agae in the Face and Jaws, Lame
Shoulders, Rheumatism, sciatica, Bruises, Cramps,
Colds, Group, Throat, any pains of this ma
turs The ladies' viii find its use blessing to re-
lieye their peculiar pains. 1t is one of the best
things to use in q family as general remedy for
any kind of painful disorder, hurt, or burn, ever
discovered and 1t is clean and delicious to Use
itrreely. Sold by all Druggists, Merchants and Gro
cers. WIN. RENNE, sole Proprietor and Aanufac-
turer, Pittsheld, Mass. .
Sold by e. Dillon Son, at wholesale and retail.
Al5n21y cow lRENSB
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Matches, Matches, Matches.-5OO
Gro, Matches. just received and for SALE
by p Close,
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TEESS SNGER'S NOTItE.--In
1V1 ths Distr.c- Court Of the Uuited States, for
the 'crtosrn Distcict of Oh,o,-.n ihe matter ot l..
). Shermsn and l.. p. Stark, partners, unIer the
name and siyis q Sh=.,nAR . Co., Ba1kTRDtz,-In
BAnkrupteI.-A warrant in Bt0krzPtcy his been is.
sled by said Court Ss.ins. the eAtsts VI said L. 8
3heImsn L. DsStaTk sndaos sale opartreGship OF
Sherman and Company, Of Fremont, in the County
q saGdushy. ct ths Stale OF Ohio IN sid Dis:siet
sHI1cg-d 6En1Eupts uTon the petition OF Sylvester
j. Aier AID others their crsdisorE aud the payment
OF any debts, and the q. livery o. any proper De-
lUngiDg to ssid Bsnkrnp:s 10 thsm o. TO tEeir use
and the transfer Of any property by thsm, are Tor
hidden BY law.
A mseting Of the creditors Of said Bsnkrup', 10
prove their debts aod ehcose one OF more asgnees
OF their estate, viii Ls held Court of B nkrupfey
10 se hodsn at Cleveland, 10 said District on the
9th asy vf October, 1861, at 10 O'CLOCK NJ at the
ofics OF Myrs9 Keith Rtq, one orsse registers n
HARRY THOMPSON,
Deruy U. s. Axrshal, Messenger.
WIXAS & BARLOW, -
- Attorneys iorPetiti0ners. 4lr2.
- s-,. -. y. .--,,si-z- sst -i
-f-f -tTy.- rA-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-25

-a - - - --rea- ~ -sar.az--- -
Moore & Deans new FIGURING mill will
be ready for work late in November. The
building is enclosed and some of the
machinery on hand. The mill will be run
by four Turbine wheels from the Dayton
manufactory, and the machinery will have
all modern impro1sfnehts4 PIE entire cost
of the mill will be not far from $4,000, and
When it is finished we shall give full des-
cription of it in the Journal.
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Go to q. F. Buohman's to buy your
Groceries and Provisions. Fabing d Helms
block. 2w
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N Office
TO TEACHERS s
OF
COMMON SCHOOLS.

THE- BOARD OF SCHOOL EX-
Il aniners for Ssndusky County will hold sessions
Tor examination ofcapdidatesfo
st the High School building, in Fremont on the fol-
lowing Saturday.; Sept. 2ist; Oct. 18th and 10th:
\ oy. 9Th and 23d; December 7th, and JAM 4th. Al
Rollersville. Nov, 2
All meetings to Commerce a precigslv:1o o'cloct
A. NJ. and close st4 NJ
The B Bsaid have adopted and, until further not;cs
viii be governed BY the following
REG GUL ALTON
s1st. Evidence Of good moral chnacter will be re-
qniTed OF all candidates.
I'd. EXAMINATIONS will Ls cond ucted msinly bv
p 'inted qu, sions, and written Kpswera 1eauired.
Sd. Candidates averaging 95 per cent OF correct
answers to all questions proposed, viii receive 80.
t6cste Tor "a months; s5 der cent do u nantb y
ger GENT DO. IL mouths: ss Der bent, do. months
Those failing TO average as psr cent. of correct
answers will not be entitled to 4 certificate.
4th. No certificate will be dated back to cover
time tSught previous to examination. :
9th. No candidate. after SECOND failure. will he
admitted 10 re-examination within six months
Each candidate is required by law to nav -aftv
cents as condition Determination, and to leave a
stamped envelope with the clerk Of the board: Sta
tionAry will be furnished By the board
r. u. CHM
J. B. L0VELAND WINNERS.
WIN. WALLACE ROSS
Fremont, Sept. IL, 1867. a7u,
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EARM FOR SALE.-The sub
= scriber ofars for sale his splendid farm of
Soas acres lying near James Aoore's Mill in Bali
vuls and jackson Townships, with three good barns
two houses, two ins orchards, two good wells and q
spring The farm has about 100 hundred acres of
dnbeIed land, all under fence and the rest Ia an IN
nne state OF cultiVation. Price $50 per acre. An
ply on the pr. mlses for particulars.
nSluS, JEREMIAH LUDWIG.
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CITY LOTS FOR sALE.-The
~ subscriber has 1n-icts and Out-lots contain
lng from = Of an acre to acres, for sale on terms
ofpayment TO suitpurchassrs- 80
s7a Z : : R. P. BUCKLAND.
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LAKE KRIE& LoUIsvrLLER. n.
POST OFFICE HOURS.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
CLOSES.
Through Mail going East, closes st------ s:3oP n.
Wa Nail going Eest, closes 1880 A. n.
hrough Nail going West, closes At ----lo:oo A u.
Way Asilgoing West, elesesst-- b:soP. n.
OPENS.
Through Mail from the Eastopensa ct 1:3o A. n.
Way Aailfrom the East opens at -----..- 1902. u.
Through Mail from the West opens at--.. 0l6 A. r..
Way Mail from the West opensat.------- 1l:toA.N.
l. Z. d L. r. r.
Mails leave on the L Il L r "A. n.
Mails arrive 9" 600 n.
STAGE ROUTES.
To Rcllersvile, Tuesdays and Fridays at--- p. n.
To Black Swamp, Saturdays, s,at-------------1oA- at Az
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Mas. PARTSGroN lNsuLTED White
Mountains of New Hampshire are evidently
a great institution-very high. heavy frosts,
beautiful views. four dollar dinners. But
the practical eye Of certain renowned
Drake saw these smoothed- faced rocks. and
thereupon adorned and Vayiegated the b,idle
path 10 the Tip-Top House with his familiar
s, T.-le60-Plantation Bitters. This rails
ed the ire of the Mrs. Par ingtons cpmpos.
ing the Legislature of the Granite State,
who got their wise heads together, OUTLAW ed
DR.. Drake, and made it a penal offence to
ply the artistic brush on their beloved hills.
Verify, the fine arts are at discount in New
hampshire. Query. Did Drake pay them
for this splendid advertisement? VIZ
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FHzxOSr, Ono, Nay 20, 1871.

Na. ]. L. J4ossOs:-sir. ". tn. undsrsisnsd
have each purchased and n.sd Florence Sewing
Machine, and and it siplo reliable for all kinds of
work. heavy. medium and light and not H.bI. to get
out of order. We ch.erfuIly recommend the Flor.
snce Machine to every one wanting really arst-
eIass sewing Machine:
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BalIEiIIe HeslleaF Factory.

L The Wooden Mill at Ballville, belonging
to Mr.. P. @. DEAN, commenced work again
on the 18th, the new dam giving good
supply of water, and is now IN full blast,
doing every Thing in the line of carding,
/ spinning and weaving. The extensive ad-
ditions made to the establishment during the
year have added greatly 10 its working
capacity, and there is no factory of it, size
in the West that can do more or better work,
or that phys better profit 10 its owners.
Mr.. DEAN has always aimed to make good,
honest, serviceable goods, plain and neat and
we'll adapted 10 the use of people here at
home, instead of attempting to compete
with large manufactures in the East, in the
line of ,broadcloths and fine goods. His
success and the popularity of his goods in
this and adjoining counties, prove that he
was not mistaken in adopting this policy.
Every yard of cloth he can manufacture
finds ready sale at a fair price, here at
crossing. For farmers and mechanics wear
DEAN's goods are twice as serviceable as
those brought from the Eastern markets.
because they are honestly made, with
view to durability rather than fue finish
and our business men will find. some pieces
from his factory, which make up handsome
ly for business suits, on the counters of r.
THOMAS d Co., in Russell's Block.
The Factory now gives constant employ.
ment to about eighteen hands in its various
departments of carding, spinning, weaving
and dyeing, With the new carding machines,
there are now three sets Oh the second floor,
one of which is used for carding rolls for
customers and the other two in preparing
the wool for the factory spindles. On the
third floor, the old spinning machine Of 100
spindles and the new one. Of 260. twist the
long rolls into yarn, at rate that sould
have astonished our grandmothers at their
spinning wheels, and would astonish US if
any wonder in machinery could do it. Be-
low, on the first floor, are the looms, one of
them for weaving cloth of any pattern
which is, by the way, one of the most
wonderful inventions of the age-and the
rest for plain work.
On this floor is alsc "a cOntrivancs for
the supply of water and keeping
it always equal to the amount of power
required, one of the simplest and yet most
complete and perfect machines we have ever
seen. The fulling machines and the room for
dyeing and Wishing are in the basement.
Mr.. DEAN has been more than usually sue
cessful but his success has been fairly earned. |
He has made his business study until he is
master of it and is perfectly familiar with |
every detail. Instead of following out any |
plans, he adopted a common sense
policy and made goods for the home market, |
adapted to the wants of home people. The |
people found that he was making good, |
honest, servicesble goods at low price and |
bought of him, and he found ready market |
for all he could manufacture As the de-
mand has increased he has made additions
10 his machinery and increased his number
Of hands. The business was built up on a
sure basis and brought sure returns.
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The Glory of Man Is Strength.-Thers-
forethe nervous and debilitsted shoudimmediAtely
use HELABoLD's EXTRACT BUOHU.
Shattered Constitutions Restored By
BKLMBoLDs EXTRACT BuOHu.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.--A delightful toilet ar.
ticle--superior to Cologne and at half the
price. a.A 43w2
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TIME TABLES.

CLBvELAND q TOLEDO RAIL Road,
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Sewing Nacbipss.
FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE.

Tho Florence Sewing Machine, unequallsd for sim
plieity, durability, ease of n.Oassps snt and great
range ofwOrE. I. has obtained an excellent rsputA-
ton and is rapidly gaining favor 1t has lately been
much improved and is now very sup.riOrin ani.h and
durability Afsw of the many testimonial. v. .rs
constantly receiving Is found below:
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Ground Cofees.
Fair and Thorough Trial

OF our goods from all who are Interested In buviuo
possible rates. a5na
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-11
PREVENTION.

There was no general celebration of the Fourth here. Private pic-nics in various parts of the town were the order of the day.
 On Friday evening, Strawberry Fes- tival was held at the Town Hall, to aid in contemplate repairs of the Congregation al Church. Said repairs are not yet com menced, as stated by the State papers. In April last, the Society voted to instruct their Committee to repair the House, pro- vided the sum of $2,5OO be raised by sub scription. The amount was very readily subscribed and the papers placed in the hands of the Committee. An examination was made of the House, and the Commit tee came to the conclusion that help could not be obtained this season; and thus the matter of repair rests for the present.
 Rev E. H. Kysell had given to him recently over 40 yards of homemade car peting, beinga present from the ladies of his congregation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-11
PLYMOUTH.

E. B. Stone, Esq, attorney for the Cal houn Manufacturing Company, has, for some days past, been perambulating the county, collecting damages from merchants for selling the hinge burners used on ker- osene lamps, which, it appears have been manufactured in violation of the patent rights of the aforesaid Go. He came to this place on Tuesday and called on our merchants to pay for their misdeeds in the premises and after considerable negotia- tion the amount was fixed at $12 and paid. During the discussion MT. Stone so far for got himself as to swear somewhat :; and, just as he was getting on the train to leave, he was called on by an officer with war rant for his arrest on the charge of profani- ty. On coming before the magistrate he found a cloud of witnesses ready to depose to the fact. Seeing no chance of escape he concluded to plead guilty; paid his fine and costs amounting to a little over thirteen dollars, and departed on the next train a wiser and we hope milder hammered man :; although the report is that he did curse a little more after the train was fairly under way.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-11
CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.
MAY SESSION, 1867.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 3.


 Tn the Senate considerable business was transac- ted in concurrence. The Judgeshlp question then came up. and, after rejection of motion to post bone by MT, Perpont, vote was taken winch re. suited in the election of Edward J.. Sanford of New Haven and Miles T. Granger of North Canaan hv a vote of 16 to 1. After discussion the res. incorporating the Fair Haven Water Com nany was amended so as to give the city of New Haven the power to purchase the Works o1 Dotn Companies. Res. increasing salary o! secretary o1 Board of Education to $3CO0, validating payment bv town of Woodbuy of $10O bountyt soldiers pass ed. The divorce laws were dlscusseo. tnA Monday afternoon.
 Tn the House res. dividing town of Barkham- sted into voting districts, passed. Res. providing for erection of monument on the site of the Char ter Oak referred to Military Committee on motion of Mr. Ives to provide for it's being also soldiers monument. Adiscussion then arose on the Mid dletown contested election case which is reported in another column. The railroad committee then reported on the Middletown Bridge question, five in favor and four against it. Abin providing that on sentence to death prisoner, shall not be execut- ed in less than year and more than eighteen months. passed. Adjourned to Monday evening.
 MONDAY, JULY 8.
 In the Senate nobody present but the Lieut.. Governor and Senator Gallagher, who after ma king a few remarks, adjourned.
 In the House, the Air Line Railroad question was made the order for Thursday, and the School for Vagrant Girls for Tuesday Bills providing that voluntary associations may sue and be sued. for tax on male dogs of 8, and female dogs o1 s6 when not registered passed On sne e toct of Ridgefield and Stamford Rail Road, count Was made disclosing no quorum.
 TUESDAY, JULy 9.
 In the Senate much miscellaneous business mas transacted. House bill requiring oelay oi oAeeo ton in capital cases passed