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Personal Intelligence.

Hon ]. = Bccock, Of Va; Capt b r Jones and Col
T. J. Fsuntleroy, L. A and Hoa J. r Thom pscn of
~ j., are n Washing 90.
AMERICANS registered The banking Office OF Lansing Bal
OWN 90 NO Place de ia Bourse faris from Nay 10
N Jer,n,, Fisher and family, ". Il Doughty, Il .
% as h1'%Gsa snf anil s9a bss and s
nell b. lewis I'VE. hehsqs I h+ssa, van Bergen W.
gu Mr., = sow and family J. E: dsl o. Ransom add
i tS ssssa? as sIs ssS
ptnnsy vsnia EeIy, @ NJ Randall q i Hall b A.
ss Sarss aod s sseas esr5S w. raas s
aoo sInily mississippi j. a. yelalouga Georgia; James
ARRIVALS
From savara N he ship Qnater ciy pearsso end
Zsrgtnr Coesa and three children. Me,auo Porzs
dd sn saiae 5asss ta ssra5 s
ds nssr N .aS Pom
s srslsrS S,to M ssn fpn9n ssc p2.ns
ssry W er ana LADY tsr6ie aud brother smith
sasdgt and say asvens sIs Ada1s s'e' Daad
b Sssy fn's Reed Arn0na hev' Scc y
From snyannsh IN the ytesmshp alabama Mrs Mcfarland
hs sS5 s are R S.. Nj: ods Ls%s
+: ~ ~ ss' w
seiey so sss.-S pIs ss .&SF ,I MsT
LySa Ss%ss ca@sssn MeSlsi.n Capt siSf ssrsi
Curtis Jehn op. Kew kew i'FTa ss.sus. iss,
Abbey, John HEIDI JobDson Ihos II Matthews Geo a
Chee yer Colin HoptDs VIM Warnock James Ryder. Jaha
s5Say Ms nag% gan Mrs nslbud and child Charles Policy
Ihos eco Mrs abbey Mrs. GARNER and Il in Storage
DEPARTURES
For Bremen via souths nron in steamship New York
Won borr-s sdy four children and Louisville Ky
Shas Gumbel and LADY rev Orleans Mrs Fine Ioel Bald
~ 90; Mess's Ferd krz do; sched-r Bell ruegsn
Me; Gustavus 'rps New OK; bildebrard Fan Fran
.HaP Mssny uos
. Wepde and &C. want MN~Rusee, W1; ct 70 +;
Mr. and krsP aadson Melch .gue o. Enrique arreto
Mheyrr indsps; Z Hernays, st Louis; Mrs AIMS Heb
sud child New YORK; Cto Gerhard Is. tinore Wn Krne
Rev ios hr Lno risen and Mes Iheress Nsssu both
hanna Heinrich spd chi dren of beeyIlle III prey
sppr It ouie Fritz Abpscke hgsuke Mrs ary srneef
sno two children rr ,urnev smeed of Iiipoi.; Ok
hr II sohirn. York mrs schrsa.r and two children
GEM Hsu: Jaos Never botb OF phsdelpha; Caas yoeej
SsrS AID laay ,atrns; sres Krnte, Tenn space; Ms
ystbnds Gehherdi New York; W Mo,re Ne York; Dr
lame. wsshipeton u; MRS Rsbuske snc th.e c65raa
tnarlesob g; Cba5 MI Bos n: James huspen Bs
more; John CRUDE, Cbstleson, s c; l. BoeTs South
Carolina, AND 81 in Storage. yo,ai. l4s '
For savannah, In tie steaushp Auausta Miss eoob,a g,
yen, Miss 81 John Charles St John a korers Jr
valentine bancrost "A Hull NJ q 'nder III and Mrs a
ghlsnder and two CHILDREN sss Roseboor j Bnniioc
tain living ston. sowen M rnrner e Rsncpn n
Knin. Mrs Lotopf-and In the Storage "
For Richmond, dc, in the steamship Jauss.own-y,r,v
Le,ners Helwery james Kennedy Nc uonaid j Buter
teoDsrd oDey: gallagher Ms,se in ih ies:
NaioSa Mis- Fisher q watson jose ph wssica pps
.sn ok s,. ned'ss psvs sns tsG rnws.s
Hmm Mrs strsibars child Wnfree ana LADY, Mrs
CLARKE, Fugsn I'm Jones, Scoa-snd 40 In the Storage
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.


Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TlAE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DoxrsTIc.. Norhn basy Buffalo and Canada. 345 r.
Ses,.fn %sn vie frs EsS, AN and IS p
mal.......,,.. -: .... ~ A. N and ~ p. N
SASsin %An S Sy , .es%So "a A NJ and4 I'm
SUNDAY MANS. On sunday all mails ciose at this
Office at ~ r N
CALIFORNIA BY st. an'hp Illinois, Monday,
The Overland NAH tor California leave. s., fon,s
eve's Monday and thursday ut 3 A. Lette-v
81 LouBD
s. LAKE Cay ftt overland Nail st Joseph CIo Bali
Lake City, leaves st Joseph every Saturday. at
sa n Letters should be marked Overland.
via 1t Jcseph.'
BAvASA...by e,ssmship Cahawba, Monday.
So PACIFIC ~ steamship nlipois, on Monday, a.
Mz1o.. New Orleans by steam ship Tenn ssse. o.
The lst and 18th o. eacn month (i.etiers should
be paced 10 tho Office at New York six day . pre
vious TO the above date
BAIAkA lsArfs TN the dsy after the arrival OF alter
nats Cur ard pscset st this port being euce
month, the siesms. Karnak win be desoatched
AT Nassau, N. p.
EuporE.....b by fteau,ehip america, from Boston
Tor liverpool, Tuesday, June IA, clofe
IL
H8 The New Yeyk Bremen TO day tases he IN ,,sb
PiuAsfsn and ehch c std mails landing eoun nptoa
TIME OF CLOSING AT TIE LONDON OFFICE
BOMBAY The verand Nsl TO Pnrobav clrcs o o,,o,
a. ioDowe:-Yia MarssilIes on too ri and ,suh q,
9th w. ~ ~ ~
CALCUTTA. 81 10Th 18Th, 9eth via MarseIes 4u, l2A
gtb 9Th VIA Southampton
CHINA &C. N' Nars es 90 the ion and 26h. eouh
nmntoo 4ih a. 10Th
AusTRAnA Wa Va Tee apd suez the 10Th. Via soua
- ADoton and rucz i2,n
sAuprTIus Wa sce, on tae h ard I'm ~ .he month
BRAZIL '''''' wa soDlham ptou On ID 9Th Ct the IN nth
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NEW Yo1K HERALD, SUNDAY JUNE p 1889.


W NusAS,n ON rms sixrH AvxSrA RALaeAp 1T
eeen customary Tor the lass s'x weeks with the sStn
avenue Railroad Company to attach box cars, h'si win
MANURE 70 the passenger at the depot Forty third
street, and have spsn Of borses drag the aod the
manure before II Central Park. THIS OF course,
for the FAKE OF economy Hut rish,Y Should passon-
gers be DELAYED al the depot for several mnotes Tor tho
ssks Of pho Of manure and thSr be so d'sgus'ed az u
be Obliged 10 stop the aud get out herDre reschpg
their bones. There 4 great many families livi
the depot Forty ax'o, Forty seventh upd Forty
eighth eets both soes Of the avenue and oil cou 80
great mary ladies psAronise the read Who i've on In 80
streets forced 10 YAK from toe dcpot 10 Tn h
houses srropnt Of tn,s dgnst puespoe IL Ga
very laey that tbs road made Ia tn tW ts contra
~h the city, by running a-ge through 10 the fSrs;
and II this thipg is done eptonslly OF spite
oyance to the public, will he necessary tor tie CITY
authorities sgsp TO forSe tins compaey decent and
proper peri rmaDce e' lts own contracts.
SUICIDE An Ere,ish woman, named Carose Water
man. aeout thirty yeu's OF sr- ccnmt.ed sui side
"a Friday pieht 81 rhopp street. by xspg arsenic
She bad been very depre ssed Der sp fer time
past Coroner schirmer bed inquest, ana verdict OF
suicide by poison wac rendered.
FATAL ColaUS Mr.. George s;tubble, German while
drivng high spirited horse uy Sixth avenue on Friday
afternoon, Brought his vebc'o into coson with up
Ssrd boupe throwing Rim to the ground frao,ung
bB skull aou ibncnng other grave iplores, IL ~as
'sken her,e to 40 West eeet, where he ngercl aLu
tint foiow,rg moJn ipg.
nINNER AT TAMMAHy HAl--The sYccessful county can
idais Of the November election gave grand suppe, 10
t5eir supporters and friends at Old ramrpany last night
rpe large hail crowded IN exce,s tables
'sd, and everv ssst occupied. Speecoss made
~ Bop. John Kelly, hr. Clancy, Coup'y Cetk) AR
Puug CoCDel Hcturn, DR., Sch. ner, and otners. The
meeting broke up about eleven O'clock after having a
sood time.
An INFANT SacrHsaED.--Yestcrday Coroner Schrmer
bed inquest at No. 1875 East Evenly SIKH upon
The bocy Of born infsn. Of Mrs. Anna F. Phi,
1bo, inf,
paced in bed by the aide ri the mother, and about
NJ ytsieId morning foand dead in her arms, h,v
ihg been fnoibsied whie the mother asleep yer
1ict IN aocoid snce with the facts was rendered.
ACCIDENT FAIL-YesterdBy afternoon q man
asmoo Ruben Bradbury fell from hanging scadoldng al
ibe sngsr bouse No 2S Leonard street. md nei
frsciore of the leg He taken Now York Hs'
pnai.
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Ss s ssa s & .ssa 19 so %
40 hbls 80 oil Ten a,st n.ltDa China, thompson
sss :i," iss is:af s s % 81
hs%.s f.es a.sssrs S.e'ss T..
.5s ,S v
20 SOB sGDna bone y direct i. a, 90 ,.,os swain
,Hn,b 49,, ftcsr b. hme sarr o. = shiopwg
smg; is,msa's j. 9 - Vi :sS z.es$r ,s:r! IS 50
p bad us,tet bis ol b ,be snius seossr
hsr o 80 sS al
se,E. d. 80 sno'Ser Sssrs e'u'ss s. b',s
ss Ss" s ss' e.ss ss ry
,ss DO sR nseGsGP pos
zoe ssrd. er ~, oil n,t . s'and a
letter from cert ,hp twao Ns reports hsr
,s with ,s 5 s
nc. out s. =. % sis se G9s .'s
Lie, from s.,sS & ;lS Jsn.sy F.
Al forsB Was hound Jspsn years thence
ltus, a. {. p smith Of ship Abigail NE report. her a.
"a nc :as %
hense %. tih uoas for ard touch at pier
letter rep Capt bntss OF bar Joehu. Basdop NIB,
aers her at ssyisaor lslsnds Jan with $40 bills sp oil
Ieher Capt ste'sop, shp Eenslpgon Mr. dated
spo and sCO the Isaac o -iand and
se. VA aaES Issay - sea . .s
hence 70 rorh comet for humsacis e1pertsa 20 be Il
on bend Ter with 300 bbls 800 do hpbk and
ssi With S s ss xs soa n
letter from Cent NEON u tars Fl.b. DUNBAR Ms. re-
ports her At bapy Aussa,in March with 10 bbs
tor CT AIT # NV holland
cruise in cSsrg and sisn ' pothOs
aDS BE- s 81 H N nen n he h0ea sea-
81 OF 90 o. S .ss ss Hsd
,'pp.d Coneb as LIST officer, apd Arcu,
o. r s.s Srfo wo, soos her
VIII ss LIS Sss 80 %h. IN
Zee 'fs H Ss s % .. s Others had been
s,1 :, ri q % 81 Sa'ss Ct
on toNd $50 Ibis oil told All web. also reports sch Pal
H cornell y Tr mos on" ont p pa e SS
Letter RI N rsn 4 Harrison q Sa,i x,. B. reports her
ny eh OF, are sot 90 bbs The from .p;es
oil irsieh' from bark Kathleen Was bound sperm whaling
S.yse sst k.ss and p ' sSSs
slipped e sb1. lpb, Of Oil b. Sas @ s'usst
S,,E o. ,is bss Mrs arc vas bound to cruise all well.
lssss D. s.st spsusss q .sp S;,,s Sd o. Fair
haven rerot Ter at Fav reo w. taken
%, tine bat AHo ,epotfs at do barls hsge Novel
y rp 200 20 tpbf role nicksl FB, ~ moe out Dep;
ship Pover Ppkms, M. ECO ~.
lrtsr ire m rapt Bates Of tsrN Joshua rragdon Of NIB
Nnviea,ofg Isaun Jan With 800 oil ali
10 al well Had ~bsltr tint twice Q mon his reve-
re- ,,sh ShalTs bad touehee there ayen an done
poorly
letter from vincent Of ehp esda NIB repor.s her
Islands March VITA 6fO btla 20 ~ IN
o. tha b, the ho'an ~ rev Be iorc. Rcooris Off
ECwts lsigro about Feb ~ sbis Arpod -nu
ne :Sea Oul, flcicR do 100 en-; VI
C'gr Co. no nr ~ ahisopts Tsttpton Nichols 600 so
letter f'rrt rnNrOf ~ Nfd p pnrs-
her at aY q Isas March with 100 b ~ aud Coo Dc WI
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AND CONNER GAL.
SATURDAY, Juno lip. N

SATURDAY, June 1T p N.
The steamship New York sailed TO day FOR Bremen,
via Southampton, with $500, 800 in specie on frega,
Money is unchanged; exchange Europe closet very
dull.
Stocks were better, In orseguence partly OF tho
from Europe and partly OF the settlement Of the conflict
between tie four trunk roads. Contra opepe 1874
advanced to 7sL reacted uae and closed at TX o
al the Western shares likewise better rher. were
orders IN the for Gslena Rock Island AMI Mcgtn
Sou'heTn, which filed at advance OF a = DER
cent Yesterdays highest price, Readpg adv .ncsd
to 20 "a, ard Hudson River srorg at SIX. Pauara
also higher, the only exception the general rule
being Pacific Mail, which continues 70 decline The
street jobbeJs continue to cell stocks freely TO-
The fall. They are SO abort of stocks that should
the advance so long anticipated really take
place, many of them would be stripped Of the profits
their spyirg campaign. There never was tine when
stocks end so large contracts existed for
the future delivery Of railroad stoss at low prices; with
out eh unto ward event. the prospect OF steady
upward movement based partly toe improving pros
poets of railroad property and partly tho ary
necessities q The bear jobbers may be considered
very fir. Iu the Afternoon stocks steady and tho
market closed M at the following quotations.:
Elk per cent e45 ~ Canton Company, 1S Cumberland
Coal Company preferred, 171s IS: Pacific Mail Steam
chip Company, 67h a 90; Ne~ York Dtntral, 74z
Erie, ca y; Hudson River, 80 q; Harlem, 10. Y;
Reaoing, 4oal Is; Michigan Central, AZ u; Michigan
southern and Northern Inaiana, M DO. guarantee ,
3l4 81, Panama, hey x: Ininnis Central, Sss1 a
50; Gaepa and Chicago 64 ~ Cleveland and To!e 10,
EEK u; Chicago and Rock Island, t97saX
Tic business of the Subj easury was as follows to-
day.
Total recelps.. 1871 COZ IS
p'oi "y'nehts' <1e,'t3 c5
bdfaHrt 0,OcflOA IL
The Treasury notes received for customs during the
week amounted to SIS $50 81.
The exchanges Bank Clearing House this morning
wfre ST. ece,747 AZ, and the balances 1851 55T g.
The following table Will compare the exports the
ven principal step Q tioles for the week.
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BLIND MAN ELoPEs.-On the 31st OF May a
blind map named Micoael Kennedy, eoped from Saratoga
with CathaEne eMcDonougo. His wife lost OF
CAV couple until last IN sday, when che found him
the WeM Ty Police Court under for iutoxIcasoa
she mnediat ~ eDtoren COR paint against Calharine
Tor ste aiDg certain artcaa Of wearing are' aud the
syten" was .Neeed Gbe Justice di5Dneed of tGe Gaze
ts sending Mic Nal % Tie alushouse and Cstharne
reptehtlry for e month";.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, June IL P. NJ
ASHES arc quiet, yet steady.
CoTIoS ras not varied.
flour hes advanced SC. 10c. FER bbl with sales Of
10 coo bbls of all KINDS.
WHEAT Sales 1900 bushels at 81 so 81 s7T for
white Michigan, Southern and Kentucky 81 70 for rea
Southern, ato 81 52h 81 55 for mixed Western.
Corn Sales 20 go bushels 92c e3c for Jersey and
round yellow, and exc &c for inferior to choice mix
ed Western.
Rye BARLEY and OARS remain last noticed.
PRovhioss have been moderately dealt ia, and prizes
are quoted steady.
About $50 bbis whiskey were sold n &c per gallon
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ee so'd bero varies according 10 the ago aud ssa ne
extremes are 500 ana 500. Toe o. no. u ~. 80 o
any thing maj the goat NOT refuse rney Mo cu
the Canary lssuds on BARLEY SRA. ana oaa anu
rccsmonaHy but very aeldcm barley me gwen then
thnk thew could SOON be taught 70 eat cotton sea
While At ~mh feed them upon hay s'd wheat str'.s
when at est ney are turned INTO afy pas 1rs IVA sasy
now u n 10 an nelS mule woot starye nru
rating upon weeds, bIiaIs and shxHbbssj -Neo 0flas
pisa,nsos June g.
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CABFLs on AN ALABAMA PA yrATIoS--In re-
Hy 10 letter of inquiry, Mr. woosey Alabama writes
to the Savannah Repabican very lat log mt OF
hs experience Gito the Games recenty r ouced on his
plsp'auon. near Sems Though very nue. reduced ip
esh BY the long voyage from the Cauarv Il ands thew
have ~oTked TO Els entire saisactson. He aoo e.
With more flesh and proper fitting harness hazard
nstDpg m saying that grown camel sl draw "a eaSe
one a or two more prairie tanning oloushs an noe
btesSipg out cotton middses VIII "A winged sxaa, o
evenly hur inches I, ON wing 70 wing lmo posr
ano a. n iro years Of Rroufb before him On rYes1ay
hast sen. tvelve busbes ~ 70 ema 70 be g,onnd
or The satDe camel The corn was placed upon slidle
weighing no pounds >ud The ;ansl driver 49, poduds
rosiDe burtnen OF i,ss2 porods--a ve'7 e'od mil
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al rate Of interest," not exceed cant:
treasury DEPARTMENT, June 1889
Fotce fareb- gwen ,ha sealed proposals be ,~evei
sttts Department mill sopdsy he tweo,e,h
q collars Treasury notes sxcban ils gold
we y red STA es deposed with he
states de iessuIer OF tie lnt Phao ~
fife Esanch Mint at New O. leans the kssat
week trt the Of the ano
iSa ~ N N''' "'0e'' 's ""u 'a "af'"'
such Treasury notes will he sued upon receipt here
bches Of deposi u The credit OF the Trees Unicd
-ses ~ib ei those oB,ers will be made nav
able TO tie order Of such bidder biccers 10
MAKE such e,chapge at the lowest interest
ceed sx per oeaSum and viii of
btetsf1ron he Date OF the certificate OF DEPOSIT
sas ct sa'e the rste Of interest without ion and e
rses ,han fourth hn ourtbs of per Geo
ium Cne per ceutun of the "a exchanged
ust pc cepostei VIII Of tSe Treasny
mebnoned wse certificate OF such must &c snnpany
pmediste drtcton viii be given return such
posi- should any proposal be found inconsistent acts
OF congress or tbs police II VIII not be psidered
NJ pftpo>tle under this nr'ce sealed nm and In
areo on TIE eniste Proposals for treasury Eoes
they VIII be opened AZ this Department clo,k o,
said twentieth day Of June instant HOwEIL fCbR,
Secretary OF The Treasury
The New Orleans bank statement OF Saturday Inst showa
general contraction. The Picdyuae Of the 9th says:
The bank statement for The week shows General re.
duoiion IN every item. The falling of specie small
but the deposit and exchange Columns chow q material
dnnufion The return indicates the pursuance of con.
strvative policy, which just Ia commepdabe Con-
pared with the last statement the changes are rs
tolfn-
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TUG IesoHlohB Of the day WtIc confined 70 choice
long Gated accep'anocs at Q, ard others nnscy per
baps Of quite as coed mske, at 10 H. -Four TO elk
month"; ramos, If very desirable, are taken at g. TIE
amount offering small but Of ether grades the dicoup,
brokers present wide selection. In bak the demand for
money 's sustained and active.
WEEKLY STATpmET or THE NEw ORLEANS p.NEs
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Total. So GA 2so 81 100 $50 50 GAO $50 o. 7o1
Decrease. .--. - $b76l7l ,49,0lb
We read IN the st Louis R1ublicon Of June g.
While sbiveripR here The latitude OF 81 ~ith the
cold SATURDAY night last when The sudneuk
fell 20 low feared the qaence probsp
nost in our peigbborbood. But, Tar from this
comfy and from Missouri not learn that change
the weather dia any damage.
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$40 OAK ot0soi7 2,l56 ,ses s,lsi,s


Decrease az com pared With 1858. ....... 1915 9o7
sucjoined is the Official notice Of the Secretary of the
Treasury soliciting proposals for Eve millions of Treasury
notes at a rate Of pteres. exceed six ner can't
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Decrease Of the week compared with that o5s oe
The following is comparative OF the value
Of exports from the commencement OF The year the
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Te1s graph Marine Report
SANDY HOOK, June II. sunset- One skfD and bark
bar Bremen steamship New York. tor 0re
ship ptoox for st john psssea the bar IN
&lDd W, light; clear
BIGHLAEDs June II. suuset-Steamships James Adger
and ugpsia passing the Flil hlabds bound bark
TIE ofbpg hound Wind N. very hshi; clear
LONG BpANCa June II. One brig Of tho Branch
touAd in. Wind Ne light; clear.
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ses ofprocuring Transcripts and Records.

seS VI procuring TahsOfiPt" aIu heCoIuS'
Sec. l. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio. That when any pro.
ceeding in error, or other civil action proceed
ing, it shall be necessary to procure trans
cript of any Judgment or proceeding or exem-
plification OF any rrcprd as evidence in such ac
ton or Of any other purpose, the expense ofpro-
curing such transcript or exemplifcation shall
be taxed in the bill of. costs and recorded as in
other cases. .g--
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after the date its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the Hoase of Representatives
L. BASSETT LANGDON,
President pro tenn. Of the Senate.
March TO- 1859.
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CADZ OHIO "WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1859

number president Of the corporation, and may
appoint such other officers and agents as they
may deem proper to transact their business and
prescribe the amount of compensation to be al
lowed them for their services, and such officers
and agents, or either of them, when required
by the bylaws, shall give bond to the satisiac.
tion of the directors or president, as the by
laws may direct for the faithful discharge o.
the trusts committed to them; shall have power
and are hereby authorized to make such rules
regulations and bylaws, as may be necessary
/ for their regulation, not inconsistent with the
constitution of this State. The directors shall
! have the general management of the affairs o
the company, and may dispose of the resldues
of the capital stock at any time, remaining un-
subscribed in such manner as the stockholders
for the time being may subscribe, and shall en-
ploy the capital and means of the company as
! they shall deem best for the company, in carry
! ing on the business for which it was organized
and the improvement of the building and the
improvement Of the grounds and proper purpo-
ses connected with and pertaining to the 81 id
business of the company subject always to the
control of the stockholders; they shall cause
a record to be kept of all stock subscribed and
transferred, and all business transactions, and
their books and records shall at all reasonable
times be open to the inspection of any and ev-
cry stockholder; they shall also, when required
present to the stockholders, reports in writing,
of the situation and amount of business of the
company, and declare and make such dividends
of the profits from the business of the company,
not reducing the capital stock while they have
outstanding liabilities, as they shall deem expe'
dient. ..... .r ..-..r
Sec g. The persons named in said c4kffieate
Of incorporation, or majority of them, shall
be commissioners to open the books for the
subscription to the capital stock OF said com
panv, at such times and places as they shall
deem proper, and the said company are author-
lied to commence operations upon the subscrip-
tion of ten per cent OF said stock
Sec. 7. An installment of twenty dollars on
each share of stock shall be payable at the
time of making the subscription, and the resi-
dne thereofshall be paid in such stallments
and at such times and places, and to such per-
sons, as may be required by the directors Of such
company.
Sec 8. All stockholders Of any such associa-
tion or joint stock company shall be deemed
and held liable 10 an amount equal to their
stock subscribed in addition to said stock for
the purpose of securing the creditors of said
company.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage. ....
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representative.
.a.n MARTIN WELKER,
. ...... President of the Senate.
March 16, 1859.
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mo. 1871
AN ACT

mo. 1871
AN ACT
To authorize the eale Of surplus copies of the
a. laws, journals, and executive documents.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State OF Ohio, That whenever, in any
county of this State, the laws, journals and ex-
ecutive documents ordered by law, to be dis
trbuted have accumulated, or shall accuma late
beyond the number required for immediate dis
tribution, and for the probable future wants OF
such county, the county commissioners shall
authorize the clerk Of the court OF common
pleas of said county to dispose of gratuitously
to all public libraries with the county as may
be desired OF them for library purposes, and to
sell such surplus copies at public SALE at such
time and place and upon such previous notice
as they may require. The clerk shall pay all
moneys arising frcm such sales into the coun-
ty treasury, and all such money shall be con-
sidered part of the general revenue Of the
county This act shall take effect upon its
passage. Ht~
r.s.l .# WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative
r.. 1 L B LANGDON,
President p t. of the Senate,
March 29 1879 F '..