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RAILROAD BoSDs-strong.
STATE BoyDs-Steady,

sTocks-Higber; the Improvement rang.
ing from y TO IL per cent, the latter in
Northwest preferred. The active stocks
were Lake Shore, Northwest, s.. Paul, Del.
aware, LsckaEAnnA &Western and New
Jersey Central The LAST named was no
tieeAbly irregular, and dnetuAted frequent
Iy in sympathy with the London market
Outside Of the above shares the market wAs
very quiet. Atthe close prices reacted .
fraction from the best figures Of the day.
Transactions Aggregated 5000 shares,
Of which 400 were Erie, 1900 Lake
Shore, 5000 Northwestern common, 1900
preferred, 1000 st. Paul common 5000
preferred, 1900 LsekAwAnna, 5000 Mich.
igan Central, 1900 C. C. c. 4 L, 5000
Western Union and 1900 Pacific Nail
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GREATLY AFFLICTED.

.KeslrG. J. o. BoEtoTth d o.. Dslne: Geatieakz,
RADICAL CURE FOR CAT ARRH 70 al Tho arc
Gnieted Win thlS dissASe. IEA greatly AHietet
via = for losS ~, A1d es.ea . VII tEe SS,.
EAS AEGtn tAEen vim CGtGrTh quite severely, and
Immediately sent for smother bottie, Ehleh 1xed
ne IL right giving ne relief from the nrEt dose.
En eonade1t thit tbs remedy VII DO all thA& ID
eiAtEled for g. and more too. Wlthtng JOG success
IN IL intFoduetIos, A Ne1y truly IeaiSt,r-
Denver. OF. 1 tsA q ssitS ! bon.
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my RoonL

NEW YoRK, July 3.-Matks. continues
very quiet. Cotton goods quiet and steady.
Cotton hannels and grain bag, fairly active.
Prints dull. GinghAns In light request,
and Cotton dress goods very dull. Worst.
ed Coatinfs and Kentucky Jeans are in
fair demand, bat fancy Cusineres and
oTereostings GlnggiSh. Shirts and Drawers
more active. Foreign goods duh.
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DHGNN sA1ooS.4 RESTAURANT
No. 6 WAEHISGToS Hall.

This OstIhtthnsnt Ia, ben attsd u rusxrdlSa
a txpSoR, tnA Il Tithoat do1ht he kRndsunsIf
Hpd most EttTlettTs plnoS a th0 Hnd IN ths eity.
Tbe Restaurant eannot b surpassed GnyEkefs,
nd lie Ear eun1tns The eholesst wtnos, ISqnori
Gn4 CcErL Can solp every norning md STup-
Ing. Cooesrt 1t Rolfs Cd Saloon, No itSI NGIkst
street, sveEy Saturday GTsntnS By KrAnsr'I unrj-
vailed Orchestra rs
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,

sttaltsd within 100 yIsds q Fort MourOs. opsn
al he yer, With E1pls oPASty for 600 EnGItk
Hss Al modem tnpfuTtns1ts, eISyItcr, gls and
electric bslf n EIEy room. v1isT, hGth-Foonl
md eloses % och toar. s1 dolly nKIls, Erd
tsieSrlph ofsea. Efieen 70 tventy frsi-eiEn Itan-
en- Lind dolly, tIespt s1ndTy, 80 yErds from ths
door, Superior hsich ior bathing a door-Gtspl,
and rood frun Nay until S0VVnbGE. Boating;
AGhtng and dhTtng especially ltrraetiEa. ssnd
for eifcnlr doGihtng hTgisnie aaTEnt1Ess. Tsrnl
q % 70 - % pst dly, according 70 lo1ton d
nys q. PHOEBUs PruprIs:ur.
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Supef.........--....s-.......-s bat "
fprtns- g
taS .
FuES-Nink, l0cASl 90: muskrAt, 3al0c;
raeeoon, 6A5oci skunk, 6s6oc; grey fox,
5Oeasl 90 red fox, 50eaN 0oi otter, $ 90
81 90 opossun, 5Al6c; Wild cat, 40A5oci
house cat, 5Gl5c: theep pelts, 25esSl %.
GRoCKEIEs-The sugar mar ketteontinnes
firm, Notwithstanding the demand is not
pannlng outSs brisk as generally expect.
ed; in view Of the abundance Of small
fruits, however, We look for an In
creased business within the next few dsys.
Coffee frmer for finer grades OF Bio; COM
mon quAlitiess in good supply and dull.
Prime New Orleans molGSses, in light
supply in this market, and held with
considerable tenacity. We quote As
follows: CofeGs--FAir 70 good Rio
at 15al6c, PRIME At lie, choice At
lsc, best roasted At l9c, yellow Rio
at ne, Java II 25c. SyrupS-Common
40aS5e, prime SOC, New Orleans AOlas-
seS, good Sc, prime sc, choice SOC: Ssa1rS-
Refined hard crushed and RrGnulAted l0A
l0<c, A Coffee 9I<e, B &c, Commercial A
Sugar exc, commercial c SIC, yellow G
sEe, Golden c Sc, common yellow IKE,
new stock Of n. o. Sugar, 71fasc. Riee-
Carolina choice y lGsc, New orleanS, prime
at 7Ife.
GRAN-Peceipts are somewhat inereas-
ed, but the trade remains sluggish with .
dragging movement. WheGt h dull, with
milIsrs holding back and buying Gs little
IS they possibly can In the expectation Of
low prices on the new crop. Wequote new
No. wheat at 75e; old PennSylyAnia and
Ohio red at e0a95e. Corn Is In in.
creased supply, and rules rather eaSitr a
zoe. Oats are also in liberal supply quoted
ct 25G27c. Bye Is quiet, bat about steady
GTSsExG-EO. l, dry. 81 GOAL 10 per D.
HGY-BGled remains very quiet and
rather nominal, % 0oAI0 90. Loose Is IN
liberal supply At 81 0oas 90 per ton.
NAILS-fhe following are the card r1tes:
Nsils, Brads and Fencing-10 70 cod 8 Is,
Sd and Cd - 80, Cd and ID - 70, ID and Sd
g 90, Sd s. IS, I'd IS %. BaErel-E inch
sSa5 x in. IS Is, / In. 81 IS, IL in. 81 90,
IL IN. S IS, * In. S IS, IL in. 8 90.
/ Finishing-i II. 81 IS, TX In. s. Is, IL
| IN. 81 80, IL to * In. 81 Is, 2 In. 81 90,
az IN. IS IS, 5 In. and over $ 80. Gazing
and boI-l0d to SOD 8 %, Sd 32S, Sd
q "a "a S426, Sd a rs. Fine Blued I'd
q 60' Sd IS IS, ID % %. IIning-X in.
sS76 u in. IS Is. Tobacco Hhd-l0d
SIS Sd s. %, Cd and I'd = IS. Clineh-
sil Eises 500. Cut spikes-all sizes g 50.
Bost spikes-EIl sizes = 90. slAting-6d
s. q "a S Is, Sd 81 %, I'd SS2s.
Ous-QnotSiioaS Carbon l0H illfe per
gSIlon: miners, 5se for white, yellow sc.
OMoxs-No home raised OnionI IN the
market. Bermuda Onions, s. IS per bushel.
PofAToIs-The receipts Of new potatoes
ara liberal, and the market 70 active and
etsy at Sl95E9 % for new, and 4Oat5c TOT
PRoyrSIoxs-Ihs market for hogs Ia.
saSed M within the past day or I've, and
the produefs are EyupAthiEi1E while thsrs
hss besnno decline here GS yet the feeling
4 not a Ttrong a. it was . few days ago.
However, even II the recent sdvHnee, pr
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NJ EpIcAL.
-
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
a nm FEETA ABOVE THE SEA.

o. bosEoKIH 4 Co, beaver, Col, large and tner-
entail drIEEigtL '1hSy .FNport enpFecedsrfsdly
disease u 20 AlAr1tngiy pfGTAlent II Tat Fegio1-
Ihfy speGk O. TIE fol0vtng Eententa - saoag
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soREIY AFFLICTED.

20. BoEsortL q %. DsEreT, OIL: 6euez1.-
Prompted By q fell0E4eellhE for those E41iels1
WIN cAtArTh, wish % sd NJ testimony z essaH
Of sANFORDS RADICAL CUREToE CATARRH.
IhGTs been SorSlY Afaietsd with this feGrf1l 6iSeaas
for f0nr year, Aad have tr1ed even kn0Hh remedy
GitAeHt sTAA. nntn eeaEht eottle Of ne Go0Is
CURE from yoa, Which gave ne AlDolt Instant ~
lief Il being = eoostitntiou9l - vel a. local
rGnedy. 6tllETa it 70 be al thst claimed for Il.
YER trSiy yosrI, wv. AMETTvR,
psannr - :. 10 VIII lenlQn. BIS ECo.
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NOTICE TO BoEDHoLDERs

The Coupons Of the Bonds Of the Clsve.
land, TuSeaIawss Valley d Wheeling Rail-
way Co., due July lst, viii be paid on pre-
sensation at the FInt NstiOnal Bank,
Bridgeport. iyI
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lNEALEp PRoPosALs.
cLErK's oTT1cE BoLHp or CONTESTANTS, /
KHEuNo ". Va JunA ., lEN

CLHK's oyTa BoLRp OF cosnrIs1oxEEs, I
WEEEIDo. ". Va JEna 2, bs.
ssaIed Proposals lIs invited for tAtins down and
rebuilding the north I61tment d the bhdse owe
Ehod Cfesk, u its month On the linz bstseOn
Obj Gnd BIookf counties Ths Masonry viii con-
tain between tSo 1rd THREE hIntred cute ytrdi
Of nrl-elIa nnsed rock uork, Lad troni and hack
In fall cement nort1T. the inteLor q ths vail e
b th0rO1EhIy created 10 Ha1s. The NIsoury YIN
rod gIthsf upon q E1ilIags q tubsF q upoa p1AS
n the underhgnsd nay hereafter detsruins.
Tie fdrm Il pFoposllI mutt b q jollovI:
Pa cube ynrd d sxeGyItinn above IoEl. n
ElisE marx In Ohio TiTGT....-.......-.-.....-. -
Per eobis yard d AAsonry above Low SAitr
Pr ehhae yard 81 AHsoory below low vhter
PsG 100 iest bS1Td peasure q timber bid
IN iOundltton, Dot including Plies--..---J
PEI p0s dIirGn End ert od---...--.---.---------
he pressnt Iupsntroeture d the Bri4se 70 b
Kept In poslIioa ey tresssling Or olheTSHs ~ ths
oontrBctor'G TtAk and sxpensA
nnbsr and pIlIpg 70 be q beSt white oak. The
pEle % hare not les than 10 inehes diameter n
The small end.
All excavation hAl5v bv water marx, al pump
IND, hEihny and eoGg-dLming, md lsyiny EDd last
Sning a tinbs1 Win b n the cont1ei0rS SIpsnns-
BIDS Gb0aA b AddrSssed 70 The UNDERLINED,
care q c. q. DdtsrA ClGk o. Board q CounisiOn-
sri q Ohi9 ecuniy, IL ths city, and EanI; give post
ones addros d 6tddG, md atthIetGry reiGsDoas
~ 70 bis ehlrletsr md clpaciy.
The Proposals viii Be- received Al above lddrest
until Fridiy, 18Th July nGxf. nj ,. y and Will
b opSned on The following day Gt the kbnrt Creek
H0uSe, mouth Of sbort Creek, 10 Brooke county,
On the 18th dly Il July, n I'm.
Tns upderESnod reserve the right 10 MEET any
Fufgrthsz Information rpply to C H. Ddtrrs
- above
Fof kruofs county-ABRAN WILSON,
For Ohio County II. D. WHITMAN
JS0. ". McCoLL0CH,
wN. II. WADDLE,
III JOINT Committee.
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PITTSBURGH, July 2.-Pstroleum-
Crude unsettled; 81 i6K at Parksrs for
immediate shipment; refined NORMALLY AZ
l10Ie Philadelphia delivery.
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dissolution.

DISSOLUTION
The dru d Adams 4 Lnels In, this day btsu
dissolved by mutual eonsent, Nj. A. n AG1rai
retiring. Tia b1sintn q The Cd I'm Vim b set.
ted By A. n. Adams, Who Win eorttn1sflt ths
Old ttInd, No III NArkst StTtsf, unhl 0eiobe,
Ist 1873, jor The plTposs q di5poAng q rtnnsA'
d stock rVt1ined BY him, conEStng Q; ntv Piano
and Urging also several GOOD Beeona-hknd Pisnnl
md organs, most Il which have been on reni bat Z
short tine-all Of which Win Be offered n the NOS;
reasonable price and terms.
M. c. Y. Lncas EuensedI 10 The b1tines and
agencies q The yHi0as Pianos nd Organs hereto
Jors he'd by the old trm, toesther With Sheet
Nnde, NnHcal hsrehEn1iss, &c and VII eonttrut
II The old ItInd, No. III AErtet street.
A. u. ADANi
L Y. LuCAE
wHEuDs. ". Va, Arril Il, ls7A EplS
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cENER9E NOTICES.
NoPARTNERsH1P.
nvIDEND NOTICE.

The Directors Of the Franklin Insurance.
Company have declared q dividend Of 5 pea
cent on the Capital Stock Of the Company
out Of the e1rnIngI Of the past six months
PI IIl On asni !. 2. PHILLIPS sss,.
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&aAs1rls leoosaabGaSa-lSETu HsIairx N
tSj p. N; Ar1agspEt k0I p n; arrive q sts1-
FeaIIue elS ?. n: leaves 6eabeaIils u $40 q
bndesport 30 4 n tfIiyes Al BSlAirs a
Tsksts md B1lst Chsek1 TO al pdndpal
unlon 1Iekst 0@es, MeLue Rcoss, Whssling.
md At Eekst ones IN Rridsspert
=. z NYERS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-18
POLITICAL.

The full returns Of Connecticut's town
elections show that the Republicans have
gained ten towns since last year, carrying
50 now against 20 then, while the Demo
crats have j5 against 90. and 50 are equally
divided, or four more than last year.
There are 292 representative districts in
the country, and over 500 candidates have
been put in the field. This is an average of
three candidates to Il district, while a num-
Der of districts have four or five nominees,
aud two at least in the Northwest hall "a
dozen apiece. Less than halt If the present
House have been re nominated
The silence of Mr. Tilden ani Marble
about the cypher dispatches reminds the New
loikt Herald Of case familiar to the read
ers Of joseph Miller. in which an Irish gen
tleman being on trial for mal-appropriation
OF bis neighbor's chickens, the Judge said
grufily, snow, Pat, guilty or not guilty."
"Begorra, Yer Honor" said Pat, "how can
tell till hear the evidence
The Democrats of the Eth New York dis
trict have nominated William A. Wood ~
their candidate for representative, against
Walter \. Wood, the Republican nominee
The men are brothers, and jointly interested
in the moving machine mandatory at Hoo
sick Falls, n. Y, which has made them both
rich. and there is evidently going to he lots
Of fun in the canvas. aSs.-especially as the dis
trict is toIerably close, though carried by the
Republicans in the last two elections
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-18


To the Editor Of the Free Press and Times.
The time for casting the decisive vote Tor
Congressman is near at hand There has
nothing transpired since the September elec-
ton to cause any true Republican to regret
that he sustained honest money, Republican
principles and the regular candidate. The
average Vermont Republican is peaceable
man and delights N fair, straightforward
ways. II is well enough to have men of abil
ability or smartness there should be such
consistency Of action and thought that friends
will be safe in putting their interests and
hopes in his keeping. 1t may be considered
outrageous abuse if should compare the
busy B's, Ben Butler and Bradley Barlow to
horses that take pleasure in kicking them
selves completely free from all their working
harness, whether it is party association or
pledges and promises. 1t seems incredible
that the Republican patty in the Third Dis
trict will allow its majority, its usefulness.
its hopes for future stability to bo lost,
for the sake Of witnessing the eccentric
smartness Of a MAJ with no party.
Mr.. Barlow, understand, claims to be Re
publican, e,cspt IN has .tnaacdi. .rious. Who
will he cooperate with financially? There
is money enough available in the country,
a. has been shown by the discussions thrust
upon W.. Idle funds arc plenty in the banks.
Business ~ upon 4 sound basis. The pro-
duce oi the country is in demand. Trade
will revive with specie resumption. Now
let us stand by the Republican party an / not
take up with whit is Mother fish hcsh n,r
fowl. Mr.. Groui Is sometimes blamed for
remaining silent in regard to his views. Did
you ask Senators Morrill, and EImunds to
spread before YOU their views before each
election Did Mes-rs. llendee, Joyce, vii
lard, Poland and Denison get out u creed
to satisfy their constituents No. To dc
mani it We belittlo staunch, reliable Re
publican, whose life and acts have always
been with the party that saved the Mon
and now iulfls its promises and makes every
promise Of dollar worth dollar, and has
policy in regard To the Government at
home and abroad.
1t - only OF tramIs and straggers that we
demand they shall tell Us II plausible story.
They are apt to have letters written about
eleven years ago that they can produce to
excite sympathy.
Let W unite upon the regular candidate
and have Republican in Congress from the |
Third District. NJ NJ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-18
SENATOR TONkiISG ON THE
MUNi.t Ut EsrION.

lruACA, N. Y, Oct. lO.-SenatOr Conk
meeting The principal discussion WAS in
regard to the finances, answering attacks
on the governmental system. and explain
ine the bonded debt and paper currency Of
the nation. lie Disputed omphatically the
assertion that there had been any contrac-
tiun OF the currency since lists. five years
before the crisis came, and showed that
there WAS more paper IN circulation
now than there was in 1873. and twice
the amount OF ls6O lie gave
minute history OF the issuance # bonds and
the organiz ltiOn of the national hank sys-
tenn, what led to it and its advantages TO
the people: showed that the taxes imposed
On tho bank- were greater than tho public
appreciated. 81 that the banks from thoir
circulation NOTED not over three per cent
By the national bank system the loss To de-
pOsItorS il less than by savings banks in
a single year. Not dollar had ever
been last by bill holder ani the
bills Of tho national banks were
tho safest ever devised. lie shO we'd that #
the banks were wiped oct the treasury and
taxpayers would lose more than all the
profits made by all the banks in the | nIou.
lie addressed the audience On the PROPOSE
ton that It was impossible To issue paper
money sufficient 10 pay Otf the bonds. and
showed that the ynlus of the paper currency
would depreclate at once without redsmp-
tiOn being guaranteed and certain. lie re-
ierred to the fact that the democrats and
greenhackers were athllatlns IN their plat
forms and in candidates and that the re
publican party was the party OF honest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-18
A Japanese I.ose-kong.

There Is a maiden,
There is II little maiden whom lOge,
Her name it is easy to utter
The ght inds are always breathing it in my ear
Something has been telling II To me all the nj ght
But who shall convoy the extent OF her beauties,
or OF the graces Of her mind
To others .ho is irigid,
But to me she is as the mOoubean radiant AMI
She is exempt from the ordinary weaknesses Of wo
Her piety Is the theme Of admiration among all
Glasses
Her virtues are So lofty that they reach the stars
She reads all the sacred bOoks, and knows them by
heart.
With strong moral principles she immngles a
Aud her rich black hair s Involved in unctuou'
gum.
They shine like clusters OF stars relieved by Iot-
black sky.
Soft FIlktn scaris encirce her throat;
enyable SOFT silken scaris
radiant satin obi, Of prinoeiy dimensions and In
calculable price, enio'ds her waist
envlable satin obi Of princely Dimensions and in
cal,ulable price.
Her countenance needs not the additional glow Of
And her neck scorns the inferior Ia stre Of powder
Her form is enveloped in many cOlorsd maryels Of
millinery.
butterflies futtering among flowers
Her feet are atoms of celestial origin,
And her kedshsi ia the pink cloud which protects
them
To many her heart is hard and cold
10 them i is very beautiful porcelain,
To me i Is soft and warm
To me II is fresh-cut velvet
Her lips are sealed, and words proceed not there
irOm
But in their place come sIghs Ct aromatic fra
grance.
Her family are confpicuous for antiquity.
And her father IL of tho trua hlna I,3fu
lie IOssestes great number OF tiger skins
All brought from Chosen, and very valuable
Myrads of kObsns glitter in the strong chests of
his kura.
But for me the greatest treasure
The treasure beyond all for me
Is the little maiden,
The little maiden whom love.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-18

To the Ell tor OF the Free Fres> and Times
"One star difereth from another star III
glory; but one Legislature differs from
another not at all. This session. up to this
time, seems to be the double Of tho session
OF 1876. There are the same dog laws. fish
laws, the same talk of reducing salaries,
the same buneOmbs resolutions inquiring
into the Agricultural College. tbs same
talk OF economy and a short session.
and and there will b5 the sams
leisurely accumulation of three dollars pes
diem until the od0r Of roast turkey invites
our Lawmakers home to Thanksgiving At
the last session there were 356 House bills
and lie Senate bi!lS introduced. About half
of these were passed and became laws.
Many OF these. OF course, will be
amended or repealed tho presout session.
At preseat writing. there have been intro
duced, this year. 81 Senate bills aut So
House bills, sOme Of thsm OF real impOr-
tanco TO the people. On looking them
over carefully. one is struck by the lJoss-
ness with which many of them are drawn.
A common tendency Is To make every Of
fence felony punishable by imprisonment
in the States Prison. and to leave out soma
clause necessary to put the aci in operation
at all. The technical training Of LAWYER
seems in most cases. to bs necessary to
frame 3 law that will bear the test of
grammatical criticism. not to say the
scrutiny OF courts.
The bill to allow married women to make
contracts as though single, AMI the bill tha,
grand jurers shall not bs drawn unless the
presiding judge shall 50 direct. if they be-
come laws, will make radical changes in our
system of Jurisprudence.
The bills cutting down the salaries Of
State officers. and reducing the number of
Associate Judges OF the supreme Court to
i've, will invite considerable discussion.
The judges now do all the work they will
do or can do. and reduction Of the mem-
bership of the court Will only result in
plling up moro undecided cases on tho
docket. There has b,su tao usual talk of
reducing tho salaries OF the Jadsos hut this
will not be iJno; it would be too riiicu-
lous M State IN the Udion pays lower
salaries to their Judge than our State, and
most of them pay from twice to three times
larger.
The Montpelier JJuHal is under a delu-
sion in saying that "strope l1bhy' has
been on the ground to oppose the resolution
and bill which hass be,n introduced IN the
House to STIR up Ill feeling against the Agri-
cultural College Not soul from Burling-
ton has been hero tor any matter
connected with the College One
or two friends from other quarters, how
ever, have noticed in town
among them President llurlbert of Middle
bury College who has been on hand, doubt
less a. a friend OF education and to see
that no injustice is done to the University
OF Vermont aud State Agricultural College,
an institution cO-working with his own in
the good cause of the advanced instruction
of the youth of Vermont. lie eyinces
decided intercst in the success OF Judge
Poland, and having got so lar in the can
yass as to discover that the delegation from
his own county, with one exception, is solid
for Morrill,, be has gone home.
Yours.
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NNa-'es 80
20 the Editor 0: the Free Press and Tines:
Judge Polsnd's resolution Tor providing
the members with papers printed out of ths
State. makes good deal OF friction. There
was no limit Of time or space to the resOlu-
tion. and among the papers ordered by
members. have been the London Time,
New Zealand Times and other foreign
journals. Somo of the papers out Of the
State refuse to send copies unless paid for
in advance, which tho clerks do not feel
called upon to advance the money for. But
the State pays for the Judge. Boston paper,
and he is happy.
Among the improvements instituted 10
the State House since the last session, is
spacious and comfortable dressing room on
the lower h,1r with washbosls. running
water and other cOnvenienceS, which takes
the place of the Old washstahd which dis
figured ths rear hsllsay. Osher improve
ments are the new lambrequins in
the Hall Of Representatives. and new
arm chairs for the committee rooms.
Sergeant-a.- Arms Phinney has per-
fectsd the heating and yeutilating ap-
paratus, 80 that the Capitol is now one of
the pleasantest ami most comfortable pub
lie buildings in the country and As re-
speets care of the State property and cuuI-
tcOus atten;ion to the needs of ell. he Is
model Officer