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Dr. Pease, of Thompsonville. has been involving himself in trouble lately by his statement that coroner's jury had been interested in causing e burial of the re- mains of g young woman named Henson, without 8 proper medical examination into the cause of her death. The body has been exhumed, and he is held in BIO, GOO bail to appear at the investigation.
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Bedstead and Furniture Co.,, 97 Bleecker St., Sec. ond Block west of Broadway, New York. 4S-tf
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CHAPTER LxU An Act in addition to An Act concerning Con

CHAPTER LxvI
 An Act in addition to "A An Act concerning Com
 munitiee and Corporations"
 Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Rep sentatives in General Assembly convened:
 Sec. 1. That any and all corporations doing bu- companies, shall annually on the first day of Jan nary of each year, cause to be filed in the office Of the Secretary of State, schedule containing a correct statement of the amount of capital stock 0f said company, the amount actually paid in cash, the time when said stock was created and issued, the amonnt of real estate held by the company, the place where located, and the cost and present value of the same, the amount of personal estate held by the company or corpora ton, and the cash value of the same the amount of bills, notes, bonds or other commercial securi- ty held in said company, and the value of the eames the amount of loans and discount of the ny within the year last past, the amount of the capital stock of said company purchased and sold by sald company, for the use of said company, the amount paid within the year past for permanent betterments of the real estate and impr rovement Of equipment of the business of said company. the gross amount of the receipts and disburse. ments within the year last past, the amount of surplus cash in hand during each month of said year, and the amount of dividends paid in the same time, and the amount of liabilities and as. sets of said company.
 fuse to comply with the requirements contained m this act. for period of one month after said first day of January, for each and every month thereafter of such neglect and refusal, such com. pany shall be liable to pay 6 fine of one thousand dollars to the treasurer of the State of Connecti icut, as penalty therefor.
 Approved July 9th, 1870.
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CHAPTER LXIV.

CHAPTER LXIv. An Act in addition to "An act relating to the Charter of the City of New Haven"
 ILocal Act Approved, July 6, 1870.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale valuable farm consisting of 86 acres, located in the town of Washington, on the main stage road from Ltch- field to New Milford. three miles north of New Preston. Said farm is suitably divided into plough, pasture. and meadow land, all well water ed, also several acres of thrifty wood land. On the premises is dwelling house, two large barns, barn, and two never falling wells of good soft wa ter. Said Farm is located within II miles of Pot ter & Clemens cheese factory. Price of farm, $500. For further particulars apply on the premises to H. Q. JUDD.
 Att
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CHAPTER LxvH. An ant voloksv,<, &, Dosl~r,


 Be 1t enacted by the Senase and House of Rep- reeentatives in General Assembly convened:
 Every railroad company in this State in making contracts for the building of it's road, shall re- quire sufficient security from the contractors for the payment of all labor thereafter performed in constructing the road of such company by per- sons in their employ. and such company shall be employed in the road; but such iabilit shall not exist unless the person having such claim, shall, In writing, notify the treasurer of said company that he has not been paid by the contractors with in twenty days after the completion of such labor T -
 = CHAPTER Lxvm.
 An act In addition to an act concerning Commu-
 mites and Corporations.
 Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Rep- reeentatiyes in General Assembly convened:
 Sec. T. Any joint stock corporation organized under the laws of this State, which shall have yo ted, at meeting of it's stockholders legally warn cd and held for the purpose to change or alter it's for the county in which such Corporation is ioca. ted, to have such change or alteration made. irst giving public notice of such intended applicat,on by advertisement thereof for two weeks consecu, lively, m daily newspaper published in either of the cities of New Haven or Hartford and also in a shsd in the town in which such corporation ia lo. cated; and, upon such application, said Superior court may. for good and reasonable cause, change or alter said corporate name as prayed for. and upon filing in the office of the Secretary of State certified copy of the order of court, the corpo- rate name Of such corporation shall thereafter be 90 decreed by said Superior Court.
 change or alteration of name in favor of or against said corporation. shall be preiudiced or affected by such change of name.
 Approved June IA, 1870.
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CARD:

DIR. B. ST. JOHN, ESIDENT DENTS Water St., third house east ofthe Allen House.
 WoLcoTTvHLE, CONN.
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~zsmxAR Aek n 8ddlt1n ItQ an act concerning Fences

I~S .Ha~ and Uomrnon Fields.
 .kssssAlsENss lS denersl Assembly s convened: ~ ~ ,. esc .1a4Aas whenever adjoining proprietors d oi erected and maintained between them, and the FIlAma 6f one of the propuetors is homestead lot, .SEe8 lot upon which is dwelling house within one saaMundred rods of said fences the owner thereof may call out the ence viewer of the town in which said home lot is situated, Rinmore than enc town them one fence viewer from each of said towns, and they shall give immediate written no- tice to the adjoining proprietors of the time and exing any proposition in regard to such division fenee, or any portion of the same; and the pro- pgict0r of the home lot aforesaid may upon the terms and conditions named by the fence viewers end not provided for in this act. erect d better fence than is now required by law for the division Of field lands. and the adjoining proprietor shall bear such proportion of the expenses as he would bear for the erection of common post and rail fence or it's legal equivalent that if the ex9ting fence shall be of any present value, 1t ther appraisal and decision, to tho party having iust claim to the same, and the fees Ot the fence viewers shal be paid by the adjoining proprietors in equal proportions.
 cate in writing of their action, and leave a copy thereof with each proprietor; and if the adjoining proprietor shall neglect or refuse to comply with the requirements of this act for more than thirty days after copy of said certificate has been left with him a aforesaid, the party. aggrieved may with the e1tire fees of the fence viewers, by an ac ti0n in the case.
 See 8. This act shall take effect from the day of it's passage. and ehal not affect any suit now pen dtng; provided, that any town may reject the pro- vizions of this law at meeting duly warned and held for that purpose, and thereupon said law Ghau become imperative within said town.
 Approved, July 6, 1870.
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@$AODk1sO ~ VWulGD WkUlIgtt1U. A FEW LITTLE . |SPECIALITIES!
 SPLENDID s .5aag YIg3
 N 0 T E P APER For 12 cents a Quire. OR 50 CENTS A QUARTER REAM
 EXTRA HEAVY NOTE PAPER
 At IA cents a Quire OR 60 CENTS 4 QUARTER REAM. Good Envelopes. without speck or blem- ish, Sc. pack Best Envelopes in the trade, S7c box of 1Opaoks. Beautiful Initial Paper and Envelopes. One quire of paper and one pack of Envelopes in 8 handsome box all perfumed for 35 cents. Beautiful French Paper.
 and Envelopes. Fifteen varieties sold at cost and stamped with any Initial for nothing.
 T. N K g Mauve Ink. Black Ink, Red Ink. Copying Ink Arnold's Imported Fluid, Maynard and Moves Ink, &c. By the ounce, half
 pint pint or Quart. Can furnish
 by the BARREL at short
 Notice.
 BLANK BOOKS, fram o 6c pass-book to F quire day book or
 Ledger.
 PLOTTING PAPER, BRISTOL BOARD, PERFORATED PA
 PER, ALL coLoRs.
 COLORED AND GLAZED PAPER, PL.aYEyvG CARDS Hart's Round Corner Ca,ds the most durable.
 SCHOOL BOOKS, &o. FLAVORING EXTRACTS Brunette Ext. Vanilla, 10 oz. Bottles Cheapest Burnetts Ext Lemon, 10 OF. Bottles Cheapest
 and Bests $1.10. STAR SPRING WATER, in every way equal to TINENTAL TRANSPARENT SOAP. i3 long M % bars only 75c. HONEY SOAP, s cakes for 2Oc. SODA WATER BEST IN TOWN BY A LONG SHOT, Only FIVE Cents a Glass. OTTAWA BEER DELICIOUS AND HEALTHY. ONLY FIVE CENTS A GLASS;. TOBACCO & CIGARS. We offer an assortment which for variety, cheap ness and quality has NEVER BEEN APPROACH ED in this town.
  TObaccOes. Imported Domestic
 Cigars. Cigars. Lone Jack, Partagas, Jockos. Brown Dick, Espanolas, Fra Diayolos Matchless, two sizes.) Conchas. Durham, FigarOs. Fra Diayolos All Right, two si1es) Loudres
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CHAPTER LXIu.

An Act in alteration of an Act relating to Courts.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep- Tesentatiyes in General Assembly convened:
 Sec. 1. The term of the Superior court in and for Fairfield county, to be holden on the second Tuesday of August. 1870, at Bridgeport, shall, on said day be adjourned by the sheriff of said coun- ty. or his deputy, to the fourth Tuesday of Au- gust, 1670 and the August term of said court shall hereafter be regularly holden on the fourth Tues- day of August, instead of the second.
 Sec. 2. All bonds, appeals, writs or other pro- cess or proceedings, civil or criminal, which have been or may be taken or made returnable to said court at either of its August terms in 187O shall be, and be held good land eectual for all intents and purposes as brought or taken to the August term, be described therein as to be holden on the second or the Fourth Tuesday of said month.
 Approved, July 6. 1870.
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. arkat PASSED MAX SESSION, 1870.

Rnnzn1 s1fs a1 taa aisiiss .nA-~@-4 in IA N ssAz Al A .p@asaA hs tsi' isicc iccaarrFR Ixaomtif lo
 &ue@sAp@ctin dtieR tn ah Acts entitled z An Act ~a ss.. ,a a4ar the Regulation pf Civil Actions.r
 ss@-a Es sSfeacted bS the senaas and House of Rep 1 - !yesi iA General Assembly, convened: tsaa 1Sdges of the seyarI ooarts of com- @QR RAeR in ncases pending. thereins shall have
 Rs Ema pQWes @ jldgess efithes supreme court I 15x1rR and Superior court snQEs have, to dis h6zsp 1lian ceeated by attachment upon the sub-
 tfkHk1R0 ebpnd Nith surety hsasT SsszsE ATREeyeaz zl1lBe. 1870. aIldoq s,'
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-15

CHAPTER Lxv. An Act to divide the town of Killingly into voting districts.
 Local Act.1 Approved, July 9th. 1S7e.
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CHAPTER Lxu.

An act in addition to an Act for the settlement of
 Estatess Testate, Intestate, and Insolvent.
 Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Rep resentatives in General Assembly convened:
 Sec. 1. That all persons of the age of eighteen years land of sound mind, may dispose of theil estates both real and personal, by will; and mar ried women may dispose of their estate, both real and personal by will, in the same manner as oth. e persons.
 Sec. q Section first of the act. to which this is in addition. is hereby repealed.
 Approved, July 6, 1870.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-15

Perhaps no one medi. cine is so universally re. quired by everybody as a cathartic, nor was ever any before so universal. ly adopted into use, in every country and among all classes, as this mild but efficient purgative PiEL. The obvious req son is, that it is a more re. liable and far more effec- tual remedy than any
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


NEW yoHT Jane &c Npoa.--ct"chs steady
Governments strong. and advanced iBs s!ace tHt
call. a-so.s. "a MA Cold arc:nafiDs; 1t "l'the':
at I'm fell ,i:,, aa. Il now M rS.ta. Macy
cay .. "a. ner ut. st"r'i"g EScir rEt-~fnnY.
,15s ;.,.; T:,,3 St,te Scrwri,tct GItrt. TenuLS-
~. a., cx-ccupons. Cs; rev, ca. Virginia 8's,
x,cc,,,ors d5 nn~, COZ. 'cu'siata CO, III new,
:, Irycc 49, ~ So, cd. Alabama as. 7ol IS,
=. Cr3r..l c., IS IS, sSl, North Carolina o's,
d.. : u,N. VT South Carolina O.. o. /; new, t23.
'rr.-Moncy easy. .ScrlinS. l0sielllo.
COZ, ins9u';. Governments strong; SECS,
lsd2 liz. Southern securities steady. except
North Caroinas, which are active and higher
new, aoi.
Night-Moncy easy at Sos per cent. Prime
discounts, 5sG7 per cent. Sterling firm at lcai@
Ito. Gold wss stronger and higher in the fore
noon, ranging from llls to ll1i, and during the
afternoon was strong ut llltGllli. closing dull
and unchanged.
Governments were strong throughout tho day,
advanced 3Is and closed steady. 6's, 81, cou-
poDs. lis: urs, lllt: e4's, llli: eS's, lily new,
nag; eTs, ll4s; ss's, ll.s; lc-4o's, 1854.
Southern Securities this morning were dull and
steady but daring the afternoon were active and
higher In North Carolin new 6's, which sold up
to BOT. The balance OF the list was quiet and
steady. Tennessee 6s, SO new, 6is.' Virginia e's
cSl; new, Cs. Louisiana e's, III; new. IS. Levee
6's, f7s: SIS, rs. Alabama SIS, lol. Georgia 6's,
so; rs, a55. North Carolina G's, 20; new, 30.
South Carolina G's 90 new, 80.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-HouSe.--A petit
ton from mates in the navy asking Tor the
same nav as allowed to boatsWalns and gum
ners was received.
The Indian appropriation bill as amended
nv the Senate was taken up. The amend
ment was non-cOncurred Ill, anu colnmlt-
tee of conference asked.
The Senate bill for the improvement of
water communication between the Missls-
sippi river and Lake Michigan, on the Mis-
sonri and Fox rivers, with IN amendment
In the mature of a substitute authorizing
the Secretary of War to cause the work to
be done under certain festrlctlons' Ane
THE bill authorizing the Evansville ana
Southern Illinois railroad to bridge the
Wabash river was passed. ..,
The funding bill was resumed, OUT Win
no definite action.
The following committees were appoint-
ed Committee of Conference on currency,
Messrs. Judd, Packard, and Knott; !ndlan
Appropriations, Messrs. Sargent, Beck anu
Senate.-The Senate passed the House
bill granting the right to the Alaska seal ana
other fisheries on the payment OF o roya!ty.
MFR. Sumner reported in favor OF making
n survey for route for the Tehuantepec
canal. ,-aa
The Senate went into executive session.
During the discussion of the tax bull II
turned out that there was no quorum.
On one vote eleven senators voted TO TAX
United States bonds, among the eleven being
Messrs. Fenton and Spraguc. Mr.. Harris
voted no. and Mr.. Kellogg was silent.
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Various Items.

WASHINGTON. June 30.--None of the ca
diets appointed from the South were admit
ted ut West Point except two, and those
were two ont of the eight sent from Virgil
mia. All the rest were sent home, having
failed at the preliminary examination.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Secretary Kobe
son has returned from Long Branch. -o :
The revenue receipts to-day were S15S,'
900 for the month, So $500, 900 and for the
fiscal year to date, nearly sLS4, 600, OO..
MIR. Smell, of Maine, has been confirmed
police Judge of Washington city.
The Senate to-day rejected the San DO
mingo treaty, 2s,to 28-two-thirds being re-
quired to ratify it.
The steamer .Tuscarora has been ordered
to New Orleans to convey three iron-clads
to Key West.
Several months ago Messrs: A. 6. Rid.
die, Thomas j. Durant, and other citizens
of the United States, asked the Intervention
Of this Government with view to procure
the liberation OF Madame Jarocka and heI
husband, who were punished by the Gar
to Siberia for participation in the Polish
movement of 1858. The memorial was sent
bv the State Department to Minister Curtin
at st, Petersburgh with Instructions "a
make nm informal application for the release
of Mr. and Mrs. Jarocka, the latter being {
grand-niece OF Casimir Pulaski. minister
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Norfolk Markets.

JUNE %. -Beans.-Northern white, $3.50; Sou
thern, $1.s5GSl.s5.
Beef.--Net, 81 pound, 7GQ1oc. gross, asQec..
Lumber: &C. v. r. *io1F44: W. p, good 500
800 flooring. $2e@$25; plate ~ square Sl2.
Cdndles:zTallow, lssc. adamantine, l5c.
Corn.-White, as 81 quantity, $l-2u; yellow,
Flo Flour.HFamily. $s9sloso; extra, ss.es@ss
superhne, $6@9Sc.75 fine IS 2sQ$5.75 rye, $3.50
st.nnton superfnes 81; sstannton extra. $3.50.
shsep ssc @ ea ff az l3 Rp s Lamb and
Whiskey.ICommon proof, sl.'o; reduced, sl.so
Oats.-New, weight, s5@70c. for seed. weight,
CS@l75c.; winter or black, &c.,; for seed, 90.
Pean,ts.-Fancy, &c; ordinary, sOc. prime,
81 so; Wilmngtons. CSC. 40sl.
Rd3s.-In bales, 43c.
NGues.-Red oak hogshead. $33; culis, $40
white oak heading 500 culls, S25; white oak hogs
head, 500; culls, $95; white oak pipe, $7s; culs,
$sO@S35.
4SEingles.-Two-feet No. heart, $l2; two-feet
No. heart $lo@4Sll two feet No. 2 sap, "; COM
mon, *4@s7; twelve-inch No. l heart, $7@$s ;
twelve-inch sap, $5@lS6.
Turpentine.- y gallon, 45c.
Wheat.-Whitee, choice, $40; red, choice. el.4o.
Wo0L-Unwashed, lS025c. washed, 3O43sc.
Tdr-Large barrels, 81. O5 small barrels, 81 IS.
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. soap.-gommon, seasc. best washing 1,eD,1sc.
toilet Is@2oc.. and fancy prices coultry saEr
Spirits 1hrDenttne. - @NSo' .
% 1o0c seasoDed s2s@a50 q ZOO. FInnr nsysaI
h sm6er ss;se@ss5s 09o Hoop poles hogs.
slaves S2sllS2o 81 1,Ob9 for seasoned wbisfev
barrel, hickory. hoop. Sl2. so a 600. y
Sunldc.-$1.25 IA 100 lbs.
Tar.-S2.5 0G0S2.7 rs 4l barrel.
Isds.-Black, 7sc. 1S1d5-the last prime art,.
Gle; imperial, s1:2aASl.7s; gunpowdar, SI.s0a{2.
gallon. " U
Whedt.-See Corn Exchange report.
Whtskey.-Gommon, proof, S1.2s02l.35; pure
Cromwell's pineapple, 81: r. a. Stuart's Rock
bridge, Ss; Hanger & Co., $2; Koiner's o. rs
Wine.-Tort, common. 81. 1881. good. $4,000
81. Sherry. common. Sl.75@1S2; good. g. 5Ol0Sl.
Nood.-osk, s47sQSs pine, S3.s0@S4.
bury wool SC. less
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Ocean Steamer on Fire at Sea-She
is Run Ashore and Scuttled.

WILMINGTON, N. c., June 3O.-On Tues
day evening the steamship Tennessee, Cap
tain Chichester, left Charleston, S: G., for
freight. About O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing. when forty miles northeast of Cape
Roumain, fire was discovered in the pressed
cotton stored in the forward hold. Six
streams of water were turned on 1t, but
without extinguishing it, and the vessel was
finally headed for shore. She was beached
at II O'Clock Wednesday morning at point
thirty miles south of Cape Fear and scut,
tied in ten feet water. The passengers and
crew were all safe. and the United States
revenue cutter William II. Seward left here
last night to bring them up to this city.
CHARLESTON, June S0.-The steamer City
Point has left this city to 60 to the assistance
OF the Tennessee. The Tennessee was one
of the five new steamers recently added to
the New York line, and was valued. at
$3.50, 900. The company will put another
steamer on the line at once.
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Petersburg Markets.

JUNE co. Whedt.- We note receipts Of several
small lots In the last few days OF new, which
sold ut $1.5O.
Bacon. Southwestern Virginia hog-round, Ice. !;
southampton hos-rnmnd. lS3c.; Southampton
hams .J@G.lc. Bulk Sides and Shoulders IL. less
thlr smoked.
Chrn.-We quote lat; s.: sales ut i1.?5.
Fiour. --hlarKcL strong. High grades Virginia
family, 49, 75GDss.50 Virginia extras. So 7jqL $7.2J
Virginia supcrlnc tscarce), 1915 SG25 Virginia
line VERY scarce. S5.25. Baltimore inspcctlon--
Family, $g.5o@S7; extra, sgsgSG.25; supcriine
IS. 5e@DS8 fine, $5GlS5.25. -.
PednutS.-Markct better; we quote prime 10
strictly prime at $l.25@S1.5o; fancy, $i.75@t?.
seed nearly out Of date, with but few In market,
and held ut r.. 50@S3.
Eg9S.--W holesae, 20c.
dry sailed i5c c,aiiskins tgreenj 81 .TGSii5.
heat.--W holesale, $3.50 a. bushel OF 10 bs.; re-
tail. Sl.40.
Liquors. - Whiskay- Common, proof, sl.25 {;
common, below proof, $lOl.2O; old Monticello,
$3.50; .Myers's Sunny south, $3.50; Rockbrdgc
Rye y; Id Rye, $2@*3.s5. Brandy-Appfe,
uroof 20 25GJk2 So
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Proceedings on Public Day-PrCccssioa OF
Al"mm. Board Of Visitors, and distin-
guiShca gcntlemcn-Rcnaa of DR.. Mdu-
pin--PrcScntdHon Of Diplomas, Medals.
ant Scholarships --Gopcrnor Walker
called on, and makes short speech
Hon. John Randolph Tucker Introduces
Governor John ". Stevenson, of Ken
tuck.y-Speech Of Governor Stecenso,a-
Eloquent and appropriate Remarks of j..
Randolph Tucker-Band plays Dirie-
Enthusiastic Applause-Election Of Ora
tor for nert ycar-Alun,m Dinner, dc.
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atrly they were al Republicans.

uDp-EELLowSuIr 70 TE LTRoprCED INTO
GELNANN.--At the last ,rS>iun OF the Grand
Lodge ott,fi-fcllows Of the United States,
held III san Francisco. Il resolution was
adopted that upon proper application from
:. sufficient number Of brethren in Germany
G,r authority TO organic Il Lodge OF Lodges
N that country the NJ. W. Grand sire be
authorized TO issue Il dipcnsatiOn for such
i."ds" or Lodges, and appoint special DC
.'utt with full power TO institute the lnde-
pendent order OF Udd-F,!lows in Germany.
Tn" Grand Sire, r. ID. Farnsworth, Esq, OF
Nashville, Tennessee, anC Frank 3. Austin,
E.,q., editor of the Neao Age,) OF San Fran
cisco, have been in this city TAT Willhrd's q
ior The past few days on business connected
with The mission. and viii leave this eve
ming for Ncw York, and il. few days Will
establishing the order there. Washington
star.
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Julius ScIlnger, Il musician, committed
suicide in Baltimore "Wednesday.
4 Missouri paper rcptts that JEFF.
Thompson, who is now in hat State, has
Httid That he will hereafter acswith the Re-
publican party, that being ths only party Of
IirogTess."
Accounts reach Us from all &ctions of the
country OF the excessive heat OF the wea-
lh"r, the thermometer ranging from 800 to
NJ i'll the shade, according tolocality.
In Pennsylvania the yield q hay will be
beaver than for several yeats past. Wheat
hls sustained some injury fi1m excessive
rains, and less than an avergdcrop will be
The consequence in several tolhties.
In the case III Baltimore If /. N. siebert
and WIFE Us. John Lesson, il which the jury
rendered verdict Of - ,0Oe ianages against
defendant for kissing the Mndof Mrs. Sci
pert, Jadge Dobbins ON Wednesday said
ne would SET aside the Wrds,t unless the
plaintiffs would relinquish al but $500.
! hey took time 10 consider. .a