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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Baseball Game To-Day at Olympic
Park Between the Wetter Nine
and Eckferds.
What the Theatrical Folk Are Doing
All Over the Countrywide
Coming Season.

The Lincks of Nashville, from some
hitch in the arrangements, will not arrive
to-day, but will be here promptly next Sun
day. There is considerable interest mani
tested over this contest. 1t should be stated
that the Memphis boys did all that could be
expected of them, and that it was through
no fault of theirs that the Lincks cannot be
here. A game has already been arranged
by the Wetters with the Eckfords which will
prove interesting. The boys deserve good
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URGENT REQUEST
Sent by the Cotton Exchange 10 the
President 10 Sign ihe River Bill.

At meeting held yesterday evening at
the Cotton Exchange, President Napoleon
Hill presiding, the following telegram from
New Orleans was read:
NEW ORLEANS, July %, 1ss2-
To Napoleon Hill, President OF the Cotton Ex-
change:
Please have all commercial bodies petition
the President by telegraph TO sign the nver
and harbor bill. 1t is urgent and important.
q CHARLES z BLACK.
Acting President Cotton Exchange
Whereupon the following dispatch wa.
sent TO President Arthur last night:
MEMPHIS, TENN. July %, 1852.
To the Hon. Chester A Arthur President OF the
United States, Washington, D. c.:
The Cotton Exchange of Memphis, at 9
general meeting to-day, unanimously and
urgently request you to approve the riveI
and harbor bill as recently passed. By &C
doing you will confer incalculable bench
upon the people of this valley and the entire
country NAPOLEON HILL,
President Cotton Exchange.
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KAHN q FREIBERG.
Corner Main and Poplar.
Pluck and Enterprise.

Memphis is ahead in one thing, at least
Of any city in the country, and that is in iti
fine shoe stores. Zsllner & Co., who held the
first place in that regard in this city while
they occupied their store corner OF Main and
Madison, now bid fair to excel any shoe
store in the Union at their new location, No.
800 Main street. One has to see their beau
tiful place OF business to appreciste this
fact. Though their store is $50 feet deep, it
would not be near large enough for their
Immense stock of Boots and Shoes were it
not for the second floor, where they keep the
heavier class of goods and surplus stock
There must be life in a city yet which can
maintain such establishments, and we cannot
but admire the pluck and enterprise of such
men as Zellner & Co.
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ch.rle. Lamb and the Cheese.

The late Charles Matthews used TO tell,
with great giee, little story of Charles
Lamb, which he vouched for a. authentic,
and believed 1t to be unpublished. am in
debted for il TO Harry 8. Leigh fthe poet of
Cock ayne), who had it from the lips Of his
Lambtook sndden and violent fancy 10
hsvs some Stilton cheese for supper, an axti-
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Announce with thanks the generous response
made BY the public TO their reduction notice
of last week, and promise continuance in
the line of summer goods during the
coming week. The reputafiony of this
firm to state nothing but facts In regard to
the reduction OF goods, makes it only neces-
sary for them to Let notice appear and their
patrons promptly respond. Their elegant
store, at 40. 26l Main street Geuhrie's old
stand opposite ourfSquare, il fully stocked
with the most choice line Of goods, and thcir
prices are - low a. The lowest. 4
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"A very pretty song, BY John I. Rut,
ledge, has just been published. 1: y en.tied
SIN the Twilight Pm Waiting for Thee and
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Adjourn'd Meeting ofStockhoIders
IN THE
Memphis & Charleston r. r. Co,

VTTHEREAs, The Convention of stckholae,,
wv In the Memphis and Charleston Raflrosd
Company. snicn met al tie cali OF the Beard n
the I'D day Jf June, Iss1. BY unanirnore vote N.
lourned 70 Y set In Huntsville, Ala on the forrfh
Wow. therefore, notice fs hereby given that tba
sock holders In said Memphis and Charl. SION
n4llfo4o 2qmpzny Will meet pursuant % adjourn
ments In HUNTSVILLE. ALA, on
fassd.5' the 2zd Day OF August, Issz.
g consider and vote upon proposition Of eonsc,.
ldzron Of The Memphis and CnarIestor ard Pc
Tennessee. Virginia and GeorKia Rsiirr,-d 60
penies. and TO transact any and al other basfne@r
which nsy come before them, the saus a al =
The Compe1ys agents a. the several sta tions vii
furnish stockholders with free passes 70 and from
the meenng s. r. CRU8R
Company, and secretary OF the stockhSIders5
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The Most FashionabIe

Summer shoes for both ladies and gents are
now marked down. Call early for choics
selections while our stock Is full. We are
driving this line of goods to make room for
our large fall stock. We feel confident that
our patrons will appreciate this reduction.
J. NJ HILL d CO.,
"The Old Reliable,n
Corner Main and Monroe streets
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FROM nospltai
Distribution of deaths by wards-First
2; second, 2; third, i; fourth, O; fifth, 3
sixth, 2; seventh, 4; eighth, 8; ninth, 8
tenth, 1. City hospital, 4. Still born. A
White, A; colored, 81. Total, 25.
Deaths during the week ending Saturday
July so, 1881: White, s.; colored, IL.
j. H PURNELL, MD,
poard Of Health.
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Important.

When you visit or leave New York city
kzre aggage. expresszge and carnage hire, and
stop at Grand Union Hotel. opposite Grand Cen.
tral depot -Four hundred and nfty elegant 70 onls
lifted up an expense Of $1,000 900, reduced to 81
and upwards per day. elevator Restaurant sup
piled with the beat Hone-carz. stages and eie.
rated railroad to all depofz. Families can iive
better for ies money at the Grand Union tia . al
any other dnt-class hotel In the city
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ELEGANT photos in panel, cabinet or card,
at astonishingly low rates, at the Cottage
Gallery, Nos. 40 and 81 Beale street. Gard
photos only 81 dozen.
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Plumss, kid gloves, laces, ladies' dresses
and gents apparel chemically cleaned and
dyed to perfection at Memphis Steam Dyeing
establishment, 81 Madison street.
3. A. HOLLENRERG. Prourieror
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When 1<eir faces are free from pimples.
Parkers Ginger Tonic IS popular among
them, because it banishes all impurities
from the blood and makes the face glow
with health.
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HAHN q EREIBERG,
Corner Main and POPLAR.

loo for beautiful Striped Socks, 10c.
81 and 75c for gents Linen Pants, Use.
65c for Wamsutta finest Shirts, 65c.
l0c for ladies' solid colored Hose, Toe.
75c for three strap Sandals, Toe.
81 for finest kid opera-toe Slippers, 81.
Soc for gents Nainsook Undershirts, Soc
Store kept open till o'clock pm.
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A MEETING Of The -ttockhoiders Of the above
-, psntoDszr .cnpany Is hereby czIsd. % y
yieksbur4. ~ u O'Clock m, on the On fi,s x6fk
aay - Sunes l8s3. 70 constder and atl upon
PToposluon 70 consol,dete this com pa1g tifh The
peny, the Tennessee Southern RAILROAD ca npa.rx.
snd the New Orleans and Mississippi Val 81 Rail
mhae nader and By virtue Of an act Of Ihf IexlsI1-
lure o. the State Of Mississippi, approved ,'ercb &
10 ~ sieksDurg Railroad Company. <rc a XIrslz-
NJ, valley aad ship I1apd kaiIosd Con- 7ay
80. 3. T. WILSON. Pc ami
A.. The above meeting Hs1 held md a |ournc1/
70 se5x 10, les2- 3 7. NIIEqE. frel 1osf
5ounsd until the sosh iess- "a ! 4 e. -
So The above needing sss hs|d' I'd : 81 "a.
}oumsd until she Slss fese. 81. +. + IN NM \
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ELEGANT photos in panel, cabinet or card,
at astonishingly low rates, at the Cottage
Gallery, Nos. 40 and 81 Beale street. Card
photos only 81 dozen.
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County Court Land Sale.

In the County Court Of Lake county. Tenn. st
1lptonyille-P. Dzvis. Administrator de bonis
no1, vs. 4 A. Sevill and otbez2-
i oDeoience to iafefiocutOry decree OF said
court made at its June term. 1852, In the above
cause. On
Monday, the 7fh dag Of Augusf, 1852,
sttre county Courthouse door IN the city Of Mem
phis and county of shelby and 5tz1c Of Tennessee
1wliseH 70 the highest bidder, on credit o. ~
months the following tract Of land. to-.it., a
fftetn acse and 1fty-iour pole tract Of Land STU
ased n sns.sy county Tenn. being let no 20, y
OF the Garrett tract made by decree Of the Conny
Court Of Hsyweod county Tenn, AZ is rsDs ~ n
term, lso5 IN tne case of Jams D. 11ei - =.
against Nay d Shelton as SHOWN 10 T. r. Hnn-
phreyss plan. and further described q lyisg Ion,
ibs e 80 by seott srsn, III On he rezt b. an
allotment of % stloo acres 70 J. D. Ehelton ana
on the norm Dy and on fns s ea ~ ~
proved security required Of tbs purchaser. eno
len setained on the land % secure me q
same. MELONS oLArCVIh,
fna County c0unt cAfk<
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Old Reliable

PITTsBURG LUMP COAL,
Forty cents per barrel, delivered. Now il
the time to lay in winter supply. .
BROWN 4 JONES.
% Main Street
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what the Country People Say of the
candidates.

Candidates.
Sheriff Athy is the quietest man that ever
went to barbecue. You never know he is
present unless you see his genial face.
John McCallum don't do all his election
eering on the outside, but goes into the
dancing ring and swings the girls; while
General Vaughan, with but one leg, looks on
at John and thinks OF the days of yore.
When the music fails to arrive Pat is
brought into service, and plays his flute for
the merry dancers. He is always good at
anything you try him at.
Joe Uhl says he enjoys himself looking at
the young folks dance, and that it is good
way 10 kill time when waiting for 2-o'clock
train.
Andrew Harris can beat them all getting
round and seeing after the children.
Tom Crenshaw can always be seen in
crowd, but not because he makes any fuss.
j. 3. Kimbrough shall be the next at
torney general of the Bartlett Court.
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INNUALMEETING Of STOCKHOLDERS
Republican Ticket.
For sheriff. OWES DtvExY.

For Sheriff. OWEN DEvEsY.
For County Court Clerk, HUGH B. CULLEN.
For County Trustee. II. b. RAMSEY.
For Criminal Cont Clerk. }. ". BABNUM.
For Circuit Court Clerk, CHARLES T. BARBECUE.
For County Register. FRED. r. HUNT
For Clerk BARTLETT Court, LEVI b. BOLTON.
For Att'y-Generzl Bar flef. Court. GEO. ELLIOTT
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Manila hats, worth S., at s. so.
Manila hats, worth 81, at 50 so.
Children's straw hats, worth 81 so, at 81.
Children's straw hats, worth 81 %, at 75c
Children's straw hats, worth 81, at SOC.
Martin Cohes, the Halter.
2l9 Main street
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List of undelivered kilograms rem aiming IN Al
the Western Union Telegraph once, 90 90 Mao'
ison street. Office hours from 70 1V'oV d. A
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Ace Go, e.,or. Cause OF de Il

weekly Mortality Report
Mortality report tor the week ending Satur
day, July 18th, at 6 p.m.:
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New cIarendon Beiel.
TELEGRAAS

To be Had by Calling al NE once AZ 'he
Hours M ensiosed.
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CHICKERNe, Steinway and Knabe up
right and square Grand Pianos in full assort-
ment at Holienberg's music house, No. 229
Main street.
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Gents Summer NeckweAr,
Gents Summer Underwear,
Gents Summr Shirts Ito :
order and in the greatest
Uariety) at Sam Nays
Emporium, No. 2693 Main
street, opposite Court Square.
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WHEAT. WHEAT.
Highest market price paid by the Enter
prise Milling and Manufacturing Company.
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July %. Iss2

a. g. HoLLEHBERG has received fns
selection of the Cabinet Grand Hollenberg
Pianos.
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TIE best coal yet discovered for steam ant
cooking purposes, is
PITTSBURG NUT COAL.
BROWN & JONES
2S2 Main Street.
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Another County Heard From.
OAK RIDGE KENTUCKY COAL,
A superior family article; only thirty cents
per barrel, delivered. Try it.
BROWN & JONES
Do Main Street
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Floyd,s Candies,
W EAT,
WHEAT

Made with great care, finely favored and
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FlOyd's Ladies' Restaurant.
Patrons of our house will appreciate the
many improvements lately made. Our Res
taursnt will compare favorably with any in
larger cities.
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HOTELS.
Buckingham Hotel,
FIFTH AvEN UE d FIFFIETH ST.,
Opposite CathedraD,
NJ . w Y q r TX.

NJ . w X rlx.
WETHERBEE & ..oROPRIETORS.
CTRANGERS will here find excellent accommo-
~ datfons at reduced prices during the summer
months. This new and elegant house is very GEN.
IrRly located for the reception of guests. either
permanent or transient. 1t is charmingly stu
ated, being central point amid the most fashion
able residences, chuIchfs, ETC.; near the Grand
Central Depot, within three minutes walk OF the
ventilation, heating and plumbing are arranged
on the most approved principles. The hotel is
conducted on the European plan, patronized by
the best families OF Europe and America, with
restaurant of unsurpassed excellence and st res-
sr.rll I.l..nl
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HOTEL AKKrALs.

Peabody HoseLC Il. Gsho - ee.,
Propriefors'
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, July %. 1882, s p m.
A YeraRe
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LADIES' DOMESTIC
UNDERWEAR.
NOTE OUR PRICES!

Lonsdale Cambria Chemise,
Embroidered Edging, csc, were ST. 25.
Lonsdale Cambria Chemise,
Trimmed Torchon lace, $l1O,were 81 5,
Domestic Chemise,
and A insertions, 75c and S..
Lonsdale Cambria Gown,
Trimmed Torchon lace, 81 65,were 81 2;
Domestic Gowns, from 75c to 81 so,
Embroidered Ruffied Drawers, IS and So,
Immense reductions in Dressing Sacques
and Sun-Bonnets.
INFANTS DRESSES.
Long Slips, Coo, 75c, Soc and 81.
A few handsome Dresses-slightly
soiled-reduced from 81 30 to 81 %.
FRENCH CAPS, from zoe to 81.
PARASOLS. PARASOLS.
Newer styles, greater variety, and
lower prices than any house in the
Southwest.
Plain Serge Psrasols,
Brocade Parssols,
Satin Parasols,
ALL REDUCED.
B. LOWENSTEIN q BROS.
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Fuller Electrical Company
OF NEW YORK.

STHE undersigned is now prepared 70 supply the
all uiPoses OF electric lighting. spee-d attennoa
sasen 70 the lighting OF mills, warehous--< anu
s.eaIn ooaAs and estimates furnished wherever -
4uiieu- A. HITZFki1D, Agent,
Z5S second street Marnnhie Tam
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and Ohio valley, partly cloudy
peater, Nth local rains, vorioble ,sinds mostly
easteriy, nearly stationary temperature and
pfcssure
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-06-14

Ala special meeting Of Pearl Lodge, No
z8 held last Monday night, the cordial in
vitation of the Yicksbnrg brethren to par
ticipate with them in an old fashioned pic
mic and barbecue at Newman's Grove, on
Thursday, 22d inst, was unanimously &C
eepted. A special train will leave Jackson
at $50 on Thursday morning. and will
return at such seasonable hour as may be
agreed upon. Tie round trip viii be
sL50; for children, seTenty-fYe cents. A
corresponding rate will be charged from
Clinton, Bolton, Edwards and Bovina.
Those who may prefer going into Vicksburg,
will pay a small sum in addition.
While this is to be Masonic celebration,
all are invited to go along, who will take
their baskets and pay their fare. All profits,
over the expense of train, will 90 to the
Protestant Orphan Asylum at Natchez, and
hence the bigger the crowd, the bigger the
benefit to the Asylum. There will be an
abundance of barbecued meat and bread at
the Grove, without money and without
price," and refreshment stands in album
dance, but we advise families and other
small parties to take their baskets along.
An invitation has also been extended to
the Lodges at Canton and Madison Station,
and we have no doubt they will attend in
force.
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MARRIED.

The Methodist church was crowded last
night to its utmost capacity by the friends
aud we'll wishers of Mr.. JOHN G. VIRDEN
and Miss Lulu STEADMAS, to witness the
ceremony of uniting them in the holy bonds
of matrmony The pastor, Rev. G. B. Gal
Ioway, oficiated. The church was hand
somely decorated, and Messrs. Willie Shell
ton and A. Virden, Jr., did the honors, as
ushers. The fortunate groom formerly re-
sided in Jackson, and is now citizen of
Montgomery, Ala. His accomplished and
beautiful bride is the only daughter of our
worthy townsman, Mr.. E. R. Steadman.
The happy couple took the midnight train
for an extended trip eastward, including Gin
cinnatti, Niagara Falls, New York and
Philadelphia. Montgomery will be their
future home
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The COlored Masons.

We are requested to state that Lynch Lodge,
No ., A. F. and a. York Masons of this city,
together with Anderson Lodge No. 9, Of Can
ton, and Crystal Springs Lodge, No. 2, Will
celebrate st. Johns Day, 24th inst, in accord
ance with time-honored custom, by Masonic
procession in the afternoon, and a public
installation of officers, at The Hall of the
Jackson Benevolent Society in the evening.
Deputy Grand Master Mcleod will have
charge of the fraternity and conduct the in
staliation ceremonies. The following is the
line of march: From the Lodge opposite City
Hall, on President street south to Pascagoula
street; east on Pascago1la to State street
north on State street to Capitol; west on
Capitol to West street; nsrth on West street
to Oakley; West on Oakley to Grayson; north
on Grayson to Huntsmsn street; west on
HSntsman to Blair street; esuth on Blair to
Cohea West on Cohea 10 Parish south Cd
Parish to Pascagoula East on Pascagoula to
President; thence to Lodge room. The pro
eession viii move at o'clock, 2. II
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TIE CHATTER
= Incorporation of The Capital
Matrimonial Association.

SEcTIGN /. This Assoc alton shall be known
as THE CAPITAL MATRIMONIAL ASSOCIATION
and shall be located at Jackson, Mississippi.
SEC. 2. The object of this Association shall
be, TO fra ernally invite all acceptable unmnr-
ried white males and females and 10 establish
benefit fund, from which on the sati sfactory
proof of the marriage, death or expira ton OF
the endowment period, of any member of this
Association, who has complied with all the
bylaws, rules, and regulations Of this AssO-
citation, there shall be pal a certain sum not
10 exceed the limit of the certificate to him
self or herself, or to any one that he or she
may direct, and said sum shall be exempt from
execu ion, and shall under no circumstances
be liable TO seizure or Appropriation by any
legal process whatever for any debts of the
member, or his or her assigns.
SEC. 3. That James D. Stewart Henry c.
Myers, E. W. Peabody. J. " A. Jones, and
Geo. Y Stewart, their successors, associates
and assigns. be and they are hereby created a
body polite ana corporate, under the name
and style of 1.-THE Capital Matrimonial Aeso-
citation of Jackson, Mississippi, and by that
name may sue. and be sued, plead and be i'm
pleaded in any court of law or equity in this
State. That said Association may have q cor
porate seal, and alter or change the same at
pleasure and may make all necessary by
laws, rules and regulations for the govern
ment of said Association, and may alter or
amend the same at pleasure, provided that
The same be not inconsistent with the Cons'i-
tuition and Laws of the State, or of the United
States.
Sac. A. That the private property Of the in
eorporators, real personal and mixed, shall
not be liable for any debts Of this Assoca-
ton
SEC. s. Thai said Association may at their
discretion purchase and hold real and person
al property not to exceed FIVE thousand dol
lars in value and shall have power to sell and
convey The same At pleasure
SEC. 8. That said Association shall have
power to select such officers and Agents as
may be necessary for the purpose of carrying
cut the objects OF this Association, whose
tenure office and compensation shall be
liked by said Association
june14 '82-3w.
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AT one of the sessions of the International
Typographical Union last week in St. Louis,
a resolution was introduced setting forth
that much ofthe cheap female labor of the
present time has resulted from professional
union men obtaining situations for girls
and women, ard strongly denouncing the
use of such influence, and that such action
by a union man shall in the future be re-
garded as a misdemeanor and punished as
such. That body is brave indeed to be
fighting girls and women, and putting i'm
pediments in the way of the other sex get
ing living. We have now in THE CLAIR
ION Book Bindery dozen ladies pleasantly
and proftably employed, and our regret is
that we are unable to give them perma-
nent business. Ladies make excellent COM
positors, and no occupation could be more
appropriate for them and we are sure there
is not member of the cart preservative
in Jackson who would object to giving them
a full showing if they desired to engage in
that kind of business.
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The Charters or Matrimonial Aid Asso-
Citations.
cLARfov OFr1cE,

JAAAsAAs @AAoS-s AAS W 49,
Cor. ". Dear Sir. notice that the
charter of the Matrimonial Aid Association of
which you are President, is being published.
Does not Section les Of the Code OF $780, re-
quire the publication for three consecutive
weeks, of al acts of incorporation except those
specially indicated? Have such corporations
a legal existence unless such publications are
made ? About fifty Of these charters have
been granted during the past two months,
and il strikes me that the incorporators have
overlooked a very necessary requirement Of
law in reference TO them. The legal rights of
many persons are involved, and the local
press at each place where corporation is
domiciled is deprived of an item of business to
which il is entitled. How sre such corpora
tions affected BY the act Of last session Of the
Legislature in reference 10 eorporatious2
| raise these questions in no spirit
of hostility to Matrimonial Aid Associs-
tons, for / see no reason why they
may not result in benefit TO the mem
bership ii prudently and economically
managed, but with a view to correcting irreg-
uarities as | conceive, in their corporate ex-
isfence and lso that the newspapers of the
Stats NAV realize the publication fee TO which
they are entitled. Yours very truly,
J. L. POWER.