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The hllibusters and the Spectators in Dor
der outrage claims will doubtless feel a pang
OF disappointment over the news that the
difficulties on the Mexican line are kelly TO
be settled peacefully.
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The late fighting between the Russians
and the Turks does not seem TO have
given any decided advantage TO either
combatant. The Russians have had a
success in the capture of the DanubIan
fortress of Nicopolis, while on the other
hand the Turks have repealed the Rus
sian advance column across the Balkans
with heavy slaughter. \ struggle for the
possession of Rustchuk and the command OF
me Narna Railroad promises TO be the next
important move OF the European campaign.
In Asia the Russian prospects do not inn
prove The seise of Kars seems to have
been finally abandoned, and though the re-
port Is not confirmed that the Turks have
assumed the offensive by making a hostile
demonstration in the direction OF Tifis, IL is
clear That their chances of keeping at bay
The Russian force at present opposed to them
are exceedingly good.
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The strike Of the employees of the Balti-
more d Ohio railroad because Of the reduc-
lion OF wages was an unwise thing as, in the
present depressed condition of the labor
market, its only result will be TO throw them
out Unemployment altogether. They should
nave taken warning from the fact tina,
strikes undertaken in dull times are never
successful, and are OF doubtful results in
'sfiushD times
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EDUCATIONAL.

JAMES CORRIDOR, Professor Of Pe,rno,s-
sap, -. Cloud Building. 9tn and n Writing
Bookkeeping aud Short Hand Taught in short and
easy courses OF lessons Thorough Instruction
schools. iaaIy.
Il KINDERGARTEN NORMAL TNsTT-
~ TUTE-The summer class begins June 18th.
Tor the accommodation of Teach hers no wish 20 i'm
prove their vacations by studying the science The
autumn course opens October 9th For terms and
particulars apply 90 Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK and
Mis- SUSIE POLLOCK, 10. llth street near G
street. mvas Nm
WEST END INSTITUTE,
w MRS. ). l.. CADYs
bOAhDfNG SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
myl44m NEw HAVEN, Conn
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concord
L'h vile, Pa. Boys. $50 per quarter; girls So
Boys prepared for Yale or Harvard; s Instructors.
deeply JOS. SH0RTLIpGE, A M, Prin
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BOARDING..

COUNTRY BOARD FOR THE SUMNER, cheap
farm residence ole mile from Hamilton, beautifully
stustea in beautiful country, surrounded by al
abundance of shade, al swept by the cool noun
tsln breeze, and accessible TO several points from
v Inch the scenery 10 the faest the country can sf-
1nrd, near Hamilton station, on the Washington and
ono RAJ Road Two trains passing daily: daily mail;
excellent Roads and healthy location; churches Of
al denominations wi hin driving distance. Here hs
weary may find rest in the quiet OF q country home
Terms: S6.E per week, In advance. Reduced rates
to those for the for children for
wants. Address y. M. BRABHAM, Hamilton
LoudOun County, Va. II
EIkST CLASS BOARD and elegantly Furnisbed
L ROOMS single or en- suite, at OH 10Th street
northwest. Terms reasonable. jy l6 i'm
ROARDING-The coolest ROOM, with best Of
- BOARD, in New York family where home
comforts can be enjoyed at moderate expense; mar
r1ed couple or ladies preferred. 1000 Mary and
avenue west. Jy52wr
QOAkDING.-Eegautly Furnished south front
u hOOMs, with hrstclass BOARD, at Sol Mis-
Hr avenue, Sd street, fronting Botanical Gar
dens and Park; splendid summer location. msl 6w
I AIDES AND QENTLEME6 can acc are Dleoe-
- ant n ont ROOMS at the FREMONT HOUSE.
With good Hotel BOARD At very low rates. myI-tr
WONN'S CONFECTIONERY AND ICE
w CREAM DEPOT,
73l 9th street northwest
ICE CREA n, WATER ICES, FRESH CAKES,
&c, always on hand. Prices Quarts. 10 cents
pints 20 cents; half pnts, 10 cents in boxes jy9- I'm
Z, EDW CLARK, r n ORORQ In
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

Average s,oorn Daily Circulation oveY
17,6OO,-being more than three times
that of any Other daily paper IN WdsA-
tngton, and more than that Of az tie
Others added together.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

RAKED BEANS,
In 10 Csns-from Boston, Msssac hu sett--very
nice-3 Cans for SlOO
REEDS SONS,
ylO-r 1916 y Nfreet North sresf.
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FOR SALE.

lSOR sALE-One HOgsr ami BUGGY. Hor.A
Il elk years old, bri CHIT bay; lady drive m
him; beii' we'd 20 have gone his mile IN Scs. &2S
Ruggs new. " iinnif eten MAI can b s--u 1'Fn-
gress Stsblss, sth street. FADELN BHo-, Pro
prietors, will be sold time, With good endor-e-
meut. WIS.,
EoR sALE-A sood CART Inquire At "a sth
II street outheast. Jyl2-6t.
EoR sALE-I 900 900 hs,d rlsde BRICKS.
Il 20 900 beet QuAity FRONT BRICK
WINDSOR a FORD.
Iyi-eolm' corner South Capitol aud sts.
E0R sALE-A sooA road MARE, hssI Oar
Il riage and Harness: will se@l cheap. ~
Arp,y 81 PUMPHhEYS Stable, q street, 10Y
tetv SS and 9Th. mya-
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Report has II that by order OF the Mexican
government General Trevino receded from
his agreement with General Ord to co-ope
rate in preventing outrages by Mexican dep
redators, but this seems TO be contradicted by
dispatches received to-day, which state that
Trevino will station his troops on the Rio
Grande in such a manner as to arrest and
punish marauders on their return. Accord
Ing 10 the same dispatches our government
has revoked Its order directing General ORD
To pursue Mexican thieves across the river.
In consideration OF the friendly spirit shown
by the Mexican government. II now remains
10 be seen whether the Mexican government
VIII fulfill its promise and keep its thieves
OH our soil. II IL does not, we have no doubt
that our government will reissue the origi.
raj order authorizing General Ord to cross
the Rio Grande.
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PERSONAL.

LItpVAN "A II.
JAMES Alkk, street payer by occup alton. H.
formation Of his reahous ID solicited for his
advsntase Address THOs. B MORROW.
VH-ot- Attorney, Al bany, N. Y.
MADAM COSTELLO, Disciple OF lie Lenor-
4N1 mand, Paris the Attest Planet Reader ever in
america, can be consulted at her house, No ia
corner 81 and ID streets northwest. = street cars
pass the door. je26 4wH
hlVORCES legally and quietly obtained for In
y compatibility, &c; residence unnecessary Fee
AFTER decree. Twelve years experience. A GOOD
KICH, Attorney at Law, 124 Dearborn street,
Chlcago, Ill. spH Sm&K
nIyORCEs legally and quietly obtained in every
y State and Territory, for incompatibility or
other Causes Is years ex perience. A. J. DEXTER,
1872 Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill. Uuquestionabie
references Fee after decree. Residence unneoes-
airy. apI7- an
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The Toronto (Canada) MAI is exercised
over the rapid decrease OF the public debt of
the United States, and wants the free-traiers
10 explain why IL is that the Dominion is
Obliged TO send TO England annually to bor-
row money for government requirement, and
finds her debt increasing aud her credi
weakening.
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IAbOre Specidlriss are Ertraordisarg BARGAINS
Immense Stock of
TRUNKS, BAGS and sATCHELS.
Trunks called for Re paired and Covered at greatly
reduced prices.
141S Penn. Areaue. fly 81 Above Willards
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T. J. HEIBERGER,
L iSuccessor TO II r. Loadou Co.. a.
CITIZEEs', ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR, IN
MetroHo.itaa b otel, tlsts Brown1D VI
N!-ly No. OH Penn'a ave-, Washington. ~A
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NEW VOICE
OF
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, FANCY and Os.
TRICH FEATHERS, RIBBONS. SILKsNA
ORNAMENTS, &C, " hich were bought siASK
unusually lov prices. aud will be spd accord SNkK
ingly. FRENCH HIPS. Fine Straw and ehsde
HATS, at aud below cost, TO reduce stock.
MRS. j. p. PALMER,
lelS tr 110T street, betw llth aud 18th SITS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06

character that nothing less than an Inspector dare ar
rest them The games played here are roulette ana faro
excusyely by business men, Messfs. Reed ana spencer
spread Of the best dinners to be seen IN any gan
them TO be under their pay.
No 149 Fultonst. Is owned by Messrs. Felix & Hen
limit OF go This house is foquented by canal men and
gamblers Of small means and is generally crowded;
No. Ann-st Is managed by James Steuart Boston
man Roulette and faro the games at this place and
the limits s25 and $50: This house Is principally
supported by Now-Jersey players and NeH-r0rk bnsi
mon. The police protect it, 40 the gamblers claim
No. IL Annst. is owned by two New York men named
siDEe Of nan o ss IS
to No Barcayst and is supported by business dupes
here. The gamblers claim to own the police force.
No. II Ann ST. owned by Ransom & 1lillman, Is gam
allowed to pass in unless he is well acquaned with
the propretors or some OF the fregnenters Faro Is
ported by business men entirely and tho police are
claimed as its special friends and protectors
No IL Ann-st IL owned by BabcOck Murray. Bah
cock well known in the sporting circles OF this city.
and is the Of number Of celebrated horses Po
No II Aun-st owned by Mr. De Lancy, is a ten-cent
game OF faro limited 10 $40 and S25 1t Is frequented
by the classes OF people as the others III iact the
majority OF the players down town play III all THESE
houses during the week 1t Is supposed that men IN
OF them twocard boxes" and sanded cards are used
whenever dupe enters. The gamblers, VINO may nave
been previously playing nj the SQUIRE game, draw ont al
hint from the dealer the boxes are changed ana the
swndlng il begun. When the dupe has been robbed the
boxes changed again and the square game dealt for
On the Bowery, near stantonst.. is another skin
game. The proprietor Joe Jewell, Is now III prison
FOR want OF bail: Another is situated on BrOadwly.
near Twenty-sixth-st, and by Moody d. Briggs.
This house has heavy business IN the skin game
presidenU ont OF $4,000 10000. He became de-
auller and is serving term in State Prison the
last complaint against this house was by man VIII mad
swindled OF 81 200. Tie pr0pretors OF this
house have ef the city Tor tAer own safety Dut Dgt9 OF
business In spite Ol the absence OF their owners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
POLICE AND PARK JURISDICTION.

The Police Commissioners yesterday sent 10
the Park Commissioners communication relative TO
jurisdiction and the right Of police officers 10 make
in the parks This referred the letter sent by
the Park Commissioners relative 70 the arrest OF Green
vile T. Smelling for yelocipedo riding in tho Madison
Square Park, and transmitted copy OF the report OF
Capt Williams thereon aud also copy Oh The opinion OF
tho counsel 10 the board upon the matter Tn" Police
Board in eCinOn of counsel "a 10 the right Of
cOnstabulaFy pursuit even within the exclusive iur-
isdiction caucd by the Department Of Public Parks,
and further claims the night 10 enforce the laws and
ordinances Of the city, and 20 arrest Tor violations Of tic
same should the Ocnse he committed within view OF
officer even though IL De within the jurisdiction Of any
other department Of the city government. ~ Is added
that the Board of Police would he glad To have any
officer (havng power Arrest belonging To another de-
partment all offenders against law, though
outside OF the department jurisdiction. considering il to
be the honest legislative cnacilnents that the
City and County Of NewYOlh affords no place OF refuge
for yiOlatOIs Of law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
RICHARD MEARES'S EXHIBITION.
', I. &arnnnhnuf tho Qnt1

The Spring exhibition throughout the entIre
Of Richard Meares at sixthave ana Nine-
teenth-st. begun Wednesday. The departments
however TO which especial attention is called are those
~ costumes oyerearnents and millinery with trimmed
bopnets and round hats The novel and beautiful things
in the dressmaking department nrc reVcauoh 10 'uo
unnitiated Here shown dresses OF
for Spring and Summer and for all OCCASIONS Inc HIS
20 attract the eye Is seaside suit OF "hie pu.ns
trimmed with the new India galloon. This
graceful dress has sacque trimmed WIN
rows OF buttons, a long tunic, and demi-traiheo
skirt bordered by q rule that has gaoon heading ohe
OF the most elegant prncesse dresses for tie summer
Of black grenadine, trimmed with lace anu WIN nio'"
green facings the bows. Another elaborate phcesse
dress is OF black brocadc silk aud gros gram WIN suo
trimmings OF cords and tassels also deep fringe ana
fine knifeblade plaitinGs such dress ~ s1d ,Dt
great bargain, in which az ladies WI, tt nan no
caes hair 0verdress with silk underssf that can pc
made TO order for $40 Among the sik costumes ao
polonaises OF green striped broeade WITH Leavy nSo
anu an the ham new shades is kept in stock for Gus;
toners to select dinner toilet OF plum ana goa
colors while the plain skirt has knife paitings An
evening of tlleul silk has the basque ana nUc1
edged with crepc Ssc paitings; the lower gartuTG
composed OF white roses. berries, and gra,ses , i0r
morning is lovely wrapper OF pae Se Th cn In,
ported polOnaises made up OF lace ana SILK are -
ras and the fashionable Breionne Jackets with bunehes
OF buttons and long broad vests FOR chdie aie Mnc
dresses of all kinds from e piGuc WALKING dresses
u 10 musIins and lace. The department OF undeIcio,
ing is as complete in varieties and qualities ~ Is mat Oh
on. side articles just described ,..
the millinery display consists OF imported bonnots
fron the LEADING mncrs Of Paris besides many copies
adaptations and original designs from the hands OF th
employees of the house. Madame Tuvee sends an elegant
cottage bonnet of pale blue sdn drawn tightly over INC
frame an trimmed with dark red flowers am mgnOnete
cunning capoe of black lchp is made elegant by Trim
ings the rich India ribbons three cords OF the ihu
coois edge the brm; the flowers roses anu
rubber leaves white llc in the 'front.' The EssOn hl5
handsome white chip bIn and sdrrcd crown % uloui
silk trimmed with grasses ana popes inc tWehcents
strings are colored tilcri round hat OF White emp
has bronze bows lined with cardinal: garnituic Oh
daisics and peoples Trims the crown ana extend III u
bride lie either in front or back 81 the neck
High square cIowned bats IN the cquesitienhe shape
have Jockey ornament OF whip and Ddlc NJ inc sl"c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
JEssUP & MoORE's PAPER MILLS INSURANCE.
WuvIyGTON. Del. April 5.-'Ihe fire which

occurred In Jessup MOores paper mills yesterday was
more serious than at first reported The loss is now
estimated at from 100000 TO 100000. Following
the assurances Ena OF Hartford Phoenix of Hartford,
Insurance OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania of Philadelphia,
Union Of philadelphia. Reliance or Phladelpha, Della
ware az Philadelphia Continental of NewYOrk, Manhat-
tan of New-YOrk. Springfield OF Springfield, ianeashire
OF England and Scottish Commercial OF Scotland $1,000
each French Of Parish, Manayunk OF Philadelphia,
American VI Philadelphia. sun Of Philadelphia. LyeOm-
ing OF Mmcy Penn; Farmers Of York: Penn Lancaster
OF Lancaster: Peoples Of Trenton, n. j. Delaware OF
Wilmington Toledo Of Toledo, Ohio Renon 81 Ienton.
XIV City of Richmond Of Virginia, Arctic OF New York.
Krsoutc kewYoTk, AdTiatic OF Newfok, Central OF
New-YOrk, WiiamsbUrgh OF Brooklyn Atlas ~ Hart
ford Security NewIIaycn. Meiden OF Serden, Iobe
Of Mobile Roger williams OF Providence, Mlllyt!c OF
Mlyile ~ j. and Citizens Of Newark. n. j., q 800
each. Total insurance, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
COMMUTERS INPATIENT.
WAITING ANXIOUsLY FOR ~ ANSWER IRON W. II.
VANDERBILT.

A petition presented to William H. Wander
bit by a committee OF commuters OF the Hudson River
Railroad asking reduction Of communication rates. which
would make them abOu: equal TO the prices charged by
other pristed in THE TKIDUsE rce weeks
ago The petition was referred 20 the Executive Com
ttee of TIE road and the commuters understood that
an answer would be given about the beginning of APRIL
when tie usual Spring changes would be made. Last
Saturday d. 0. Bradley chairman Of tie committee,
sent note urging Mr. Vanderbilt 20 make an answer Of
some KIND 10 the cOmnlttee the valuation Of property
for rents and leases by properyowners in Westminster
County was in progress and the granting or refusal Of
their request would materially affect their valuations
This letter has been unanswered AID thc commuters say
they fear that their petition has gone the way OF 50 many
pctitios ready sent to Mr. Vanderbilt" leading mem
Der the committee said yesterday TO TRIBUNE re-
pOrtcI People Westchcster have patiently seen prop
Cry of Long Island aud NcWJeTscy Increase III Ndc iOf
theast 3 years while theirs has not advanced Bit The
drainage better IN Wostrc,ter than on Long Island or
New Jersey and yet people who are not rich cannot AVIAN
themselves OF advantages on account 81 the cAior
Tomato rates charged by tie railroad. We nave organ
lied now VIII bring matter b., fore the IEiS
lature and seek redress there II MIR. Vanderbilt VIII NOT
willingly grant what II just demand We snail com
pcl him by legal means. Since ttc Nanicibits
obtained control of the road we laye been treated u
tatly Cars have put the road which are no bet
Railroad for TRANSFERRING Cugrants, but the rates are
now double than what they were Ten years ago. This
must be anccd, and shall spare neither time nor
to effect "a change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
A LITTLE ACRoBATs PITIFUL STORY.

LITTLE ACROBATS PIT1FUL STORY.
A FoUR-YEAR-oLD BOY TRAINED FOR THE CIRCUS
RING-HIs RESCUE FROM A LIFE OF GRlEV0Us
CRUELTY.
The officers of the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty Children recently received information
that the schooner John Colby might be expected III New
York about April A. and that board of her would he
found young boy sadly in need Of their care IL was
further learned that the child in question, known rs
"Charlie" had been with Burray's circus which dis
banded lately at Key West after tour through the west
Indies. The little lad, only four years old, had pecn
used in gymnastic performances by weuRho"h aero
bat named "Dick" Rivers, and had been widely adver
tised youthful prodigy When the circus disoahueu
the boy was placed the schooner John Colby which
was TO bring to NewYork cargo OF circus machinery
and horses while the remainder OF the party came ny
steamer No reason seemed to be assigned Ior 'n's
course Although the captain and crew were ordinarily
humane yet the boy 1t is affirmed must nave eit 'he
lack OF care.
The officers learned on Wednesday that the schooner
had arrived and lying at the dock at seventy-nht
ST. They Immediately went there and were told that the
boy had been taken in charge OF man named Leach
TO the Bulls Head hotel at Twenty-'ourth-st' ana
Thrd-ave and great resort for showncn IL was also
stated that tine boy would start last night for western
Illinois to join another travelling circus Armed %ii
writ OF habeas corpus the officers hastened TO lne b
Head aud there found the hte boy III tho ha ana AT
took linn III charge I!e IaIuioiu h'.g 10 ,t
tiou when he learned the authority OF the officers; bu
not SO with the Leach. He swore right rolay ana
was only quoted b. the presence OF Two Ioneeien ~
c,tizcus' Clothes The BOY taken TO the supreme
Court hut the Judge hay wing left. the officers ntrnsieh
him to MIS- webb at the Central Station lio coholion
was ptiablc. His little body was covered WIKI sores
and bruises the result Of beatings and neglected. pies
from mo.qitOes vernin. Portions OF his cIOtihs
c,n 10 MS body and were removed With difficulty The
child is yrry bright with fine eyes and golden hair lie
Gays Leach is his father bu That person appears 10
make no slch claim u,on him ..-.,
Jhe officers have been told that the boy was raincd
for his performances the training school oi IN" EATON
stone o. Franklin. Essex County " D. ana that tlele
HE catlnent was brutal The boys mouth was ral-
darCd or flied with sawdust. lest the cries wang IRON
lin by yhipUngs and blows should he heard ltis arc
ALLEGED thn Rivers cruel in his treatment 81 th u
willie travelling Cuba. The officers say that II there
were no Other evidence The condition OF the cnds BODY
would BE- enough to convict Rivers and Leach Of crni
r,fsf
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Few Europeans imagine to what extent 70
of tno Atlantic Now there hHnlr"iS 0i yuuus If
IN New. York aDnp who have been reluctantly cp"H1"'
10 defer settlements w1th ;hcir washcr"Om"A ""t ~
ye news shall Lay" received % tue sgain 81 l.
naIien's protoco by Great Britain
A visitor to private lnuatic asylum WHO
found NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nag sitiDs nuoy ADJ
went up and shd 20 HIN, How 10 you dol i|li; .
have seen you before. May Ask your natnot AS
nnm. :" returned the tusu Hereby AN AloNandt 'no
Great. Why" said sirtOr. who suddenly Tclt III
bcred having already had discussion Min tls u"n;
the last iuie Was here you were -. Pau J! "a;
COURSE" the msn reioncd Qresy luz lha was ,! 'no
nrst wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06
THE STEpS no FINANCIAL CRISES.

Mr. Geoyge Walker IN The BantTS Magdz'nefor A!rL
a class of loans which has done more than
any other TO bring our bihLlS iGs1',uIIS 20 III III
within the last twenty years, IS That ou IulO'" .'his
There IL no danger that this nischici VIII DC fr ~
the early future, but is sll pertinent ~ Sg :" r
periencc Is fresh pld pall, 10 V" a. "a me 49,,
hercnt quality which made tieDi so Ihs eau' IA 10 ~
"A few words about commercial, on perhaps SHOULD
rather say financial crises aud me steps "uen 80 o
them The souLdtst maXms and practices pIc'a IN IN"
Lnsiness world after crisis and liquidation CnNa -
cence and repentance 20 hand ~ hand the HViH C,S;
Wien business - fairly resumed IN me soOh I'M -
c,ning VIC shall see every class of business men piocc
ing Will the greatest caution. Miners ahd Lllh'Ias-
tTers will De careful not 10 Oycrstock Tue mhet i,I
chants will sell ON short credit, au1 s9iJh1e va Hi's
and character Of their cns-Onefsi DduhS WI HNNP
money I'm the tll rather than MAKE dootlu' Ioans W.
an Ice cODtent with low rate ~ interest, 80
long IA the security Is undoubteu' 90 AL
snrcuiator viii b. read ont Of all deceh, SOCIETY
r. ,nr yho ut up pools ana corners wH DC aFoCtu -
ali who need credit and are eafefn Oh tn'r ~ 1880
% sr " tintr ". shall constitute model society bn.
he and nv we shall tire OF too mlch virtue NJ u.s.
IL industry and exchange Will move more rapdy COM
t.inn Win be sharDcr; accumulatlng profits Wiil en-
courage more luxurious nyingi luxury VIII hIt- ~!
Tonfs faster than the increase OF means hsnST
n,ndt. viii be demanded and greater rshs VII
be assumed 10 realize them speculation, wVL =,
oftcner The offspring OF atiela want b ,a 90 o slow
and nOddng industry. THIS VIII ne t1o ptv-lS -.
thliS III o i.''rs ,y nj IA. same fine, 20 in
another Capital accumG'ateS uosS Iap'u! IN f.o'l,
, ,s,ns than the chances which offer ~! ~ en- 10Y
"ni Surpli,scs accumulate aud With thom Tie ci-l'
uos Of investment w.den. The INST U.s. OF ~ @ - -
Increase reproductive capital DG' tnerc - M iJ
use of such capital. To Augment IL TOO fiilus Nvi
lead 10 OScr-prOduciiOu and OltfFtdlh~, 'H H'o' VIZ
Inevitably occur bciIe capital consents 10
n,ust and uuchi inr otherwise civilization would chs 10
It's old ,cutors and The eNtf"Er? N"ad hc'f D "C''
or enriched rhls process involves the c"hN'sIol 81
noatr iutn fixed capital, or 10 use the more nAptcSSNe
European phrase. tho tmuioo'Iatloh 0i eipt1' O1P''
arising from the profile OK business, asa NV 90" ~
buildings factories, gai.ways. m'ncs anu 10 Hi''s' -
thus iniroC.nZtu