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KENTUCKY.
Large Fire i'm Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July q. 1869.
Last night the store OF II. II. Neal dry goods
dealer, was damaged by fire to the amount OF
$4,000 to $4,000, on the stock and Gxtures The
whole insurance. from $4,000 70 $4,000, in the
following companies:-LouisyiIle Insurance and
Banking Company; Liverpool, London and Cleye-
land; Buckeye and North American Roman can
die is supposed to have caused the fire.
The cricket matcn between the Blue Stockings. of
Cincinnati ana the Kentucky Club, OF Louisville,
resulted as fOllows:--Blue Stockings 100; Kentucky
CuD, 120 The attendance was very large.
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ILLINOIS,.

The Reported Loss Of the Major Powell Ex-
pcdition.
CHICAGO, July 6, 1869.
There can scarcely be any doubt but that John A.
Risdon, who reported the loss Of Major Powers ex.
ploring expedition s an impostor. A dispatch from
La sale, where Risdon claimed to belong, says no
such man Is known there.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Russia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ofioe
at twelve O'Clock NJ. on Wednesday.
THE New YORK HERALD Edition for Europe-wll
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock IN the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing SIX ceas.
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MEXICO.

KecepfiOs of Minister Nelson at the Palace
Death Of General ROsocranY Mother-in-
Lnw-imprisonmont of Bustamente-Eru
ton Of the Volcano Of CoIinaa.
HAVANA July o, 1889.
Advces from Mexico TO the 3Otn ult have been re.
ceived here.
On Saturday, June 20, General Rosecraus presented
his letter OF recall and Minister Nelson was received
in his Official capacity at the Palace. The addresses
were brier and diplomatic. Mr. Nelson declared that
the government at Washington would present only
just claims against Mexico to the commission.
The motber-ln-law Of General Rosecrans died on
the 17th, and was buried the American Gem etery
at the capital.
General Bustamente, Governor Of P0t0si has been
arrested and placed In close confinement.
1t is not probable there Will be any change in the
Cabinet.
The volcano OF Coltma IL in full eruption. The in-
habitants OF the vicinity have been compelled to
leave.
Professionalism Is increasing in the republic.
Railroad Accident--Arango Pronounces in
VariOus Places--T,he Government short of
Funds--No Interest to be Paid aud Salaries
Reduced.
CRY OF MEXICO, June 81, IS69
Via HAVANA, July 9. !
sehor Mariscal. the recently appointed Minister to
the United States leaves Mexico on the 18th of July
for the city OF Washington.
A terrible accident has occurred on the Mexico ana
Vera Cruz Railroad train ran Off the track, killing
twenty-tnree persons and w0unding many Others.
Arrange has pronounced in Tamaulipas, san Luis
POt0si and GuanajuatO.
The federal government s short OF funds ana re-
fuses to pay the interest the internal debt, and
has also reduced salaries
Vargas has been declared Governor of the State Of
Puehla,
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GEORGIA..

Discharge of Turncr, the Macon Postmaster.
ATLANTA, July 0, 1869.
Turner (coloredl. the postmaster at Macon, ea.'
was released by the United States Marshal last ngn
and returned TO Macon. The women having in their
possession the United States Treasury notes were re-
leased on $500 bonds after private consu ltatOn oe
tween the United states Marshal and some lawyers
The whole AFFAIR win be exposed 10 rev DAYS su"
he guilty parties brought - trial
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NEW YORK.


LAKE MAHoPAC July g. 1869.
Thompson's Hotel, situated near the borders OF
Lake Mahopac, entirely destroyed by fire at two
O'Clock this afternoon. The fire originated in the
Kitchen, ana was caused is supposed, by defect
i've pipe leading to the chimney. All Of the guests
numbering 2oO were removed to the neghDoring
hotels ana properly cared for. The greater part OF
the furniture and baggage was saved, although in
damaged condition. The 1883 Ia estimated at $50 900,
and is mostly covered by insurance
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AQUATIC.
Fourth of July Regatta at Pittsburu.

Fourth of July Regatta at Pittsbur9.
PTTsBURG, July 9, 1869.
The annual Fourth OF July regatta for the cham
pion colors took place yesterday on the Monongahea
river About 1900 persons Witnessed the contest.
The single scull race was won by Gordon Jackson,
OF the Franklin Boat Club, beating three cOmpeti-
tors. Time, 27:25: distance, three miles.
In the four-oared race there were four entries.
The W. 5. Mckee Club won the first prize. Time,
2l;55,
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FRANCE.

settlement of the Mining Troubles.
PARIS, July 8, 1889
No further trouble Is apprehended among the
miners Of st. Etenne and other places In that vicn
Hy. An accommodation has been arrived at, and
the strikes are in fair way OF settlement.
Forty.nine more of the recent elections for mem
bers Of the Corps Legisatif have been declared
valid.
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NEW HAMP SHIRE.

LexirIntivr-Defeaf OF The Usury HIl-TaNiug
Foreign Insurance Companies.
CONCORD, July 9, 1869.
In the Senate today the Usury bill, making nine
per cent the legal rate of interest," was indefinitely
postponed.
bill passed the House to tax all foreign insurance
companies one per cent on their business done in
this State.
The entire county delegation have signed protest
against charterlng the Lake Shore Railroad, anu
expressing confidence In the Boston, Concord ana
Montreal road management, and that II it Is not
interfered with by unfriendy legislation at thls ses
sion Il win finish the road to join the Grand Truhs
road within It's chartered limits
The House voted to adjourn on Thursday.
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RUSSIA. - y

How thr Appointment OF the New Minister to
America IL Regarded.
LONDON, yuiy 8, 1889.
The appointment OF Catacazi a. Envoy OF Russia
to washington s regarded as an important step
towards more active policy on the Eastern ques-
tion. Catacszi Is charged with the duty OF convey
ing the congratulations OF the Czar to General Grant
in lieu Of special mission. for which be was first
intende1.
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Fights Between the Seviiiian Republicans
and tue National Troops.
MADRID, July 6, 1859.
Conflicts have taken place in Seville between the
troops and bands Of republicans The latter have
been dispersed, and the city is comparatively quiet
though the excitement is intense.
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SPAIN.

Republican Displays in the Soath-Rcsigua-
tiOn Of Minister Herrera.
MADRID, July 9, 1889.
There was a large number Of republican demon
strations throughout Catalonia yesterday and the
day before.
Herrera who short time since was appointed
Minister Of Justice. has resigned.
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SERvIA.
The New Consultation.

BELGRADE July Q, 1900.
The project Of the new constitution for servia has
been completed. 1t establishes equality of the ctt.
xens, ministerial responsibility, liberty OF the press,
Independence OF judges and autonomy Of tho Legis.
,ssve Chamber.
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Afairs Of the Royal Canadinn Bank.

AHnfrs Of the Royal Canadian Bunk.
TORONTO July 0, 1859.
The shareholders OF the Royal Canadian Bank held
q meeting and elected an entire new Board Of
Directors John Crowford NJ. p, was elected Presi-
dent and william Thomson Vice President 1t is
thought this change win restore confidence in the
institution, and tnat 1t will resume business within
the time prescribed by law,
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A.-Visitors to I4orG Ernuch and Otter
watering places should leave 'he city wih0u, supply o
Or. FELIX GOURAUDS beautiful ORIENTAL CREAM
for the complexion There Ia article potent lnd a. hi
time innocent in removing tan. piappies tetlrr
moth patches and every bemh ot The skiu ask every lady
who has beautiful complexion what produces IL. ant -he
will tell you DR.. Gouraud's Magical BE aEcr. Can be hhi
his depot Is Bond street lgeuovet from 5a Broa
wayl and OF druggists.
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CUBA.

Discovery Of TorpedOes at Santi Espiritu.
HAVANA, July s. 1869.
number OF torpedoes have been found among
the coal at the gas works OF the city Of Santi Espi
ritll
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Compelling Allegiance.

MADRID, July g. 1859.
Minister Figuerola introduced bill in the Cortes
imposing penalties those classes which refuse the
oath to respect and obey the new constitution. 1t
proposes to sell for the benefit Of the State the patri
monial property OF corporate bodies and to suppress
the salaries or pensions paid to any person refusing
to swear Hdelity to the constitution.
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Further News Through the French Cable.
LONDON, July 8, 1862
despatch dated ION board the Great Eastern,
July s." gives the position Of the "big ship" at
OF Monday as latltute 46 O3, longitude 3s AZ, and
Ays:-"we have run 1897 knots since leaving Brest
and have paid out 1862 knots OF cable. All well on
board and everything progressing Satisfactorily
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A.-Buructt's Florimel; an Exariaife Per-
fume resembling the fresh ordors OF rare bouquet Has
aud ia for sale by all druggists.
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Perfect Hair Dres~ing.-l lnraervs Eocop-
the perfect and the best prrplr .ti0n in Ia wJH
for harsh and dry hair irritation OF The scalp bsdnes aai
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THE VERY LATEST.

The Conservatives Fifteen Thousand 1Iajosdsv
in Thirty-three Counties.
RICHMOND. July 7-I:30 A. N.
Thirty three counties heard from give Wakes
$1,000 majority
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Al No. 2f2 Broadway, You VIII Fivi Kuox
the Halter. When you have found him VOC wn have 40
occasion other halter What eanr Int
KNOWS in the WY OF hats Of superb nnish
lent quality you will look Tor
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vet.ke skin, free from all bemishes, he prodlc.t
by BURNETT'S KALLfST0N, which, unlike other cosmetics
produces healthy action of the capiarie For chain: of
Infants musquto bie sunburn ronghness Ok the
has no equal For sale by J0HH f. HENRY No. College
place, and by all druggists.
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The Great Eastern in American Waters.
BREsT, July O. 1859.
Dispatches from on board the Great Eastern have
been received, bearing date OF ten O'Clock this fore
noon 18th inst.) and announcing the arrival OF the
expedition 'in American waters"
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Another Account from the Big Ship.
BREsT, July 9, 1869.
ern up to half. past ten on Monday evening. Though
1t is not known how far sh had proceeded, the sig
board.
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RUNAwAY-SMAsH UP-NARRow ESCAPE or akNE-
RAJ TuoNAs-ShortIy after the arrival Of General
Thomas Colonel Sinclair and Lieutenant fayior
called to pay their respects TO the General anu con
vey him and staH the garrison. Tne party started
In q light spring wagon, drawn by four horses ana
driven by IN inexperienced hand, Just as tney
reached the outskirts OF the city tue notses tooA
right ran n short distance ana upset She WusouI
scattering the party in every direction 4ehSra'
Thomas escaped with few very trlfi'ng se~fatches ~
Colonel Sinclair had his face ana head very pauly
cut and his upper p almost severed. The other
officers were unhurt. Private DenmOre, the driver,
had hts left collar bone fractured, besides pelng
badly bruised. DR., wagner was called and dressed
the wounds OF the sufferers. Upon the whoe we
regard the escape OF the gentlemen as mlTaculouss'
particularly the General's The wagon was sfe'
the road. the General and p0TtJ leave 70 nRht lor
umatilla,-Sotse CtV idaho N'rtt0tW SeWes"N"'
JittP 20,
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A Card.

A.-Ladies, Faces Ennmnilri; also ihe Prr-
paraon for sale, with Instructions, by NJ bAVsSJN 't
RrOluWaY.
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TtlEeRAPnlC NEWS ITEMS.

r. Allen was fatally injured at Dalton, Mass. on
Monday. by falling into vat Of hot dyestun.
On Sunday a Mr.. Lane, Of Readfeld, Me- was in
bathing with a little girl and both were drowned.
Hiram Wade, a merchant OF Sandy Hill, N. Y,
committed suicide on the Sd inst. by hanging him.
self.
A. Cary, treasurer Of the Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway, was accidentally killed by falling under
car on the road on Monday.
break in the feeder OF the Chemung Canal, near
Corning N. Y, suspends navigation on that canal
thr oughout for four or five days.
John Clarke. Of Northampton, Mass, founder OF
the Clarke Institute for Deaf Mutes in that town.
died on Monday night, aged eighty years.
Hathorn's new hall, at Saratoga, has been engaged
for womens rights convention, to be hold there on
Tuesday and Wednesday, the 18th and l4th inst.
marty In small boat on Booth Bay Me-, were
run down by schooner on Monday. and two young
ladies were drowned. Two other young ladies were
severely injured.
Mrs. Philomena schugart who has been on trial
In Butler county, Pa for the murder OF her husband
by poison, was convicted Of murder in the first de-
gree on Monday.
lecturer was drowned on saturday last by the up
sertng OF small boat IN which she was sailing In
company with three friends.
quantity Of hemlock lumber, to the value Of over
90 900, from canada, was seized at whitehall, " V,
and al Fort Edward, on the charge of under-vaiua
ton, by the Collector of the Champain district.
In Bangor, Me-, on Monday, Eldridge Jones, a boy
twelve years Of age, while playing with pistol sup
posed to be unioaded, snapped IL az playmate
seven years of age, when the pistol was discharged
the ball entering the young boys breast and nearly
proving fatal.
Robert De Garmo, OF Rochester, on returning home
from witnessing the fireworks on Monday night en-
countered burglar who turned upon De Garmo
and shot HIM In the right breast the ball passing
through the lungs innicting probably fata wound
The burglar escaped
On Monday afternoon, in New Bedford MASS
harbor, the boom OF the yacht Theiese Jibed over,
sweeping seven men into the water, two OF whom--
John Snow of MattapOlsett, late second ofilcer of
the bark Engineer, and Charles Haskell, eoiored
man-were drowned The others narrowly escaped.
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At J. Eyerdelps, 3g2 SroadVrn" 80 i'rrrri,
Tinted weddiBg Cards latest style M0aosaais InIslIed
Note Papers. Finest in city.
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ne olause becAuse Il would result In throwing the
charge OF the Maynooth grant on tine consolidated
fund.-
Tho Duke Of Argyle defended the clause and the
Duke Of Rutland opposed It,
The House then divided on the question OF retain
ing the clause as stands. with the following re-
sult-
fOf INC CLAUSE iso
Against Ne. 81
Clauses 40 TO 81 inclusive were agreed TO. and the
House adjourned.
Dean Stanley preached sermon on the Fourth Of
July In which he made allusi0n TO American inde-
peudence and to the relations OF England and the
United States. He strongly deprecated the use OF
irritating expressions by those in authority In either
country.
Tho Irish Church Bill Passed tho House ot
Lords Committee.
LONDON, July 6-Midnight.
In the House OF Commons to-day the Telegraph
Purchase bill was read for the arst time.
The House or Lords tonight took up the Irish
Church bill AT clause 6s.
LORD Cairns moved as an amendment to postpone
the question OF the disposal OF the surplus because
much time must eapse before It's realization, and he
objected TO It's application to relieve others from
legal obligations.
Earl Granville condemned the amendment. 1t
would, II adopted, have the erect 10 Verly inc
prophecies that the bill woudlgive no satisfaction.
The Duke OF Cleveland regretted the failure OF the
proposition for concurrent endorsement. He urged
that the surplus fund be held until Parliament should
be more ly able to decide in regard TO Its applica
ton.
The Duke OF Argyle supported the original clause.
The Marquis OF Salisbury protested against the
reckless conduct shown in throwing away large
iund lie ridiculed the declarations Of the members
favor or concurrent endowment under the present
circumstances they deem 1t impossible. IL was
lamentaDle to see her Maesty's Ministers sacrifice
not only their own convictions, but considerations
OF the highest policy and craftsmanship at the
bidding OF the LiberatIon Society.
The Earl Of Kimberly urged the Lords to be con-
tent with the amendments made, and not forfeit
them by rendering it impossible for the House OF
Commons to accept the bill as amended
After q protracted debate the House divided and
Lord Cairns amendment to postpone the disposal
Of the surplus fund was adopted by q vote Of 100
against 30.
passed over were then considered and agreed TO-
with some verbal alterations.
The preamble OF the bill was also amended to
make it agree with the alteration made in clause
siXty-eight.
The bih then passed the committee.
Further Pos,pouement of the Overend. Cur
ney Trial.
LONDON, July 9, 1859.
The trial OF Overend Gurney and others has been
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The Newmarket Races.

The Newmarket Races.
NEWMARKET, July 8, 1859.
The July meeting commenced to-day.
The July stakes for two year 0lds was won by Mr..
Merrys b. T. Sunshine beating Count Lagrange's ch.
C. Alarc, second, and Sir J. Hawley's br I. Wall,
third. The betting was two to one against Sunshine,
eight to one against Alaric and ten to one against
Wan. Thirteen ran.
The Gladlateur Stakes for two year old colts was
won by MIR. Heene's b. C. Hawth0rnden Qate Blue
Light, beating Prince second; Mr.. J. Dawson'sb b. C.
by King Tom out Of katherine Logic, third.
The betting at the start was to against Haw-
thornden, 8 to against Prince, and to against
Dawson's colt. Five ran.
The Achievement Stakes, for two year old fllies,
was won by Mr.. Pryor's ch. T., by King Of Trumps
out Of Basquine, beating Count Lagrange's b. I.
Bombarde second, and verdure. third. The betting
was to against the W inner. six started.
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The Great Eastern and Her Progress.

LONDON, July Q, 1862
Up to Sunday noon the steamship Great Eastern
had made l2es knots from Brest and paid out 1,42o
knots OF the cable.
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would impress upon advertisers the
necessity Of presenting their adyer-
tisements for the Cartoon papers three
days in advance, 10 secure Insertion.
In the general Issue u Ia also neces-
sarv TO present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue Of the
! edition for which they are intended.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
/ will be sent by NATL to Subscribers for
| sir dollars per year. Address Va Mas
sau street.
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How tho Roarth of July was Celebrated
Abroad.
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Owing TO the grea, 'screste ~ sass- |
ness conselaen, on i1e g. THisrity Of |
their Cartoon aud eeacsA tsste, the |
pToprielors OF
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HERALDs DELIyERED To CARRIERS
AT 5 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
las FULTON STREET, BROOKLYS.
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Fuftner fOs!ponement OIL the Overend.Ssuf.
ney Trial.
LONDON, July O, 1859.
The trial OF Overend, Gurney and others has been
postponed until December.
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Cri.tadoro's UnrivalIed Hair Dyc.-So
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Notice.--The Undersigned Will Conduct tho
business OF wholesale and retail dealer In Wines, Teas and
Groceries in his aud his account al 19
Broadway formerly j. W. Geerysk This house was cs-
iabiished in 1894. SAMUEL w. GEERf.
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YHE COURrS.

SUPREME COURT IN GENERAL rERN.-This
aieIEoon, IN the Supreme Court IN General
Iern-Judges CARTE, Wylie, DIN. aud Fish
sr-Juoge Wyiie delivered the opinion OF the
CouTi IN tie case of Tay lor agt. King, ordering
Judgment to be entered for defendant; Judge
National Flank Of the Republic. Judge Wylie
delivered the opinion Affirming Judgment below.
Kaufman agt Clarke; Judgment reversed and
new trial awarded. Faunce agt. Magee; jufg-
ment below reversed and yenire awarded.
Judge Cartier dissented.
ORPHANe' COURT, Judge Purceu.-1o-day,
the will Of the ls'e William Wilson,
was filed for probate He nominatps his broth
er, John Wilson and son and VIM James
Wilson as executors. The will of Martha
sherwood was also filed. She be1ueaths
various sums TO his relatives, $500 to Rev
Vim. J. Pennington, 10 he used -.
Baptist church on Massachusetts, avenue.
and Si00 each TO her former servants-Richard
Ross, Cady Foreman johnson and Samuel
Brook. Francis w. Darby and John II
McCutchsn are Dsmed as executors. Also, the
will of the late VIM. Hodge, bequeathiug his
property 10 his wife. to go at her
death 10 Azarah Smith and Georgiana Hodge
The Will Of the late Clementine s. Young. be.
queathing bis property to his sister, was filed
for probate. Letters testamentary on the es.
tate OF VIM. Wilson Were issued to VIM. j.
Wilson, bond $4,000. Also, letters of admin
istration C I. a. to j. Fenwick Young on the
estate OF Clemennne 5. Young; bond $1,000.
William II. Smith qualified as guardian
10 orphans Of James ID. and Sarah Smith: bond
S2.itu; and Francis Madison to orphan OF VIM
Thomas bond $3.50. The will Of the late Laura
Tompkins, bequeathing her estate To her son
and daughter, was filed and fully proven.
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CEEtP GEOCERIRs.-The cooperative sys-
ie,n II pros urIng groceries, 10 which allusIon
has already been made IN these columns, Is
aoouf 10 be fairly tried. store has already
been - tablished III the Fourth Ward ~ con.
duct the business upon his principle. The
organization lns'ltu-iuE 1. is 2 stock company,
and The shares are issued al - each, ~ De paid
for IA weekly InstalmeLts OF twenty. ii We c.ats.
n" shareholder. as soon ~ the amount OF his
subscription Is all pali IN, Will Dr. entitled TO
trade AZ The sore, and TO receive his articles
a what IL costs the C. .npany 10 purchase them,
IN addition TO snail advance LEVIED TO defray
the all ulute expenses OF the undertaking BY
TINS IneaH5 ttr shar-L0iio- avoids payment Oi
the enormous prOh's mi a ara frequently
reallz ~ the businesS. ~ he last meeting
Of thu officers Of the company large number
of shar weT. taken. anI appl,ctuts for more
arr rapidly u th- IN creaSe.-N /. C.aapl,r,iql