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Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
Un Ger.r,auy.

Dr. Clemens of Bridgeport, who is now in Germany, has passed the examinations for the degree of doctor of medicine. surgery and obstetrics there, and returns soon.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07

Among a lot of mems shoes that we intend to clean out at once are about 25 pair of gen uine hand sewed, cork sole shoes which we have placed at $4 per pair, for merprice $7.
 M. MYERS,
 05 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
BUILDING OF THEIR OWN.
The Y. M. c. A. MeEnb bers Raise $50
 Last Evening.

The Y. M. c. A. Members Raise $500
 Last Evening.
 The young men of the Young Mems Chris tian association have started fund towards securing building of their own. Realizing the need of larger quarters to conduct their work, and desiring to show to the business and moneyed men of the city substantial interest in the matter, few members of the association met at the rooms last night and after discussing the advantages building adapted to their work would be to the young men of the city they subscribed over $500 to special 'young mems building fund.-" to be added to such subscriptions the busi- ness men may make. This energetic action speaks for itself, especially as the donors are in the main very young men, working on moderate salary and engaged ill the work of the association.
 If the business men now come forward and demonstrate an interest in proportion to their means, permanent home for our local Y. M. c. A. will soon be an actuality.
 These young men, with other members, are to meet again in their rooms Friday evening at o'clock to report additional subscriptions to their fund.-
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
,Fwo More gIevks,

Two more clerks are soon to be added Co the postoffice force, m extra pressure of work requiring It. Postmaster English will select from tho half dozen who passed the examinations. They will receive t1 per day.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
A Rfainr Rfver,

The Connecticut river at Hartford is being heavily swollen by the January freshets-the largest in years. The river is still rising.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
Hiram Lodge To.Night.

The officers-eloct of Hiram lodge No. 1 A. F. & A. NJ, will be installed by Past Grand Master William Wallace Lee, of Meri den, this evening, after which the annual banquet will be partaken of Ample prepa- rations have been made to receive and enter tain the large number that will be present. The grand officers and number of promi nent members of the order are expected.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07

Rev Spencer H. Bray, pastor of the Hum phrey Street church, has had his salary in creased S200.- George F. Merwin, of Ed street, the builder, has baen reelected chairman of the old society's committee, E. Langridge clerk and treasurer, and George Sanford receiver.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07

Important. - All persons afflicted with rheumatism, neuralgia, sore throat, pains in the back or limbs, sprsins, bruises, etc., should be informed that Salvation Oil is what they need. For sale by all druggists. Price twenty-five cents a bottle.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
Boys, Heavy Cassimere Suits

We will sell the best goods made up in the latest styles at less than cost of mate- rials Come and see ou1 heavy suits at only $2.45, and the very finest dress suits 4.95.
 BOLTON & NEELY.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07

For the next few days unheard of bar gains in the line of ladies', mems and chil dren's shoes can be found at MYERS, ja7 St 95 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
Seriously Nil.

Mrs. Childs, wife of David E. Childs, gun smith at Marlin's, residing at No. Edwards street, is seriously i'll with typhoid pneumo- mia
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07

One dose of Dr. Roberts Cough Syrup of Tar, Boneset end Wild Cherry aids expecto- ration. The boudoir favorite is Cream Ja- peniea. Fifty cents at druggistS.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07

Sacrifice of Rubber Boots and Shoes. Mems, boys, ladies', misses and children's rubber boots and shoes will be sold away down below regular prices, as we are over, stocked with frst-class goods.
 BOLTON & NEELY.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07

Ayers Cherry Pectoral cures colds and coughs; an unequaled anodyne expeclorant. Boys and Gir1s' HndestructibIe Shoes. Hard to wear out, the strongest and cheap est shoe in the world to be had only of
 BOLTON x NEELY
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
POLO.
New Havens 8. ereridensI.

It took the New Haven polo team just twenty-four minutes and forty seconds to defeat the Meridens in game of polo last evening at the Lincoln rink, by a score of to 1. The New Haveners made the first goal in one minute and nine seconds, the Meri- dens the second in twelve minutes and thirty seconds, and the home team the third in seven seconds and the last in four minut 8. The game, which was we'll played by both sides, was witnessed by about one thousand people. MT. Daniels, the referee, gave entire satisfaction on all sides
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
Slippers Given Away

A job lot of mems heavy lace shoes at $1. 15 per pair, fully worth $1.50, at
 MYERS, 95 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
Warm Lined Shoes

Hand made, just the thing for cold or ten
 der feet, $1 50 pair up. BOLTON 6 NEELY.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
95 Church. street

The Secret Art of Beauty lies not in cosmetics, but in pure blood and healthy performance of the vital functions, obtained by using Burdock Blood Bitters. j4 d&w1w
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07

One hundred and fifty pairs of ladies' French kid button boots, fresh goods, with low vamps and opera toes at $3 per pair, the best value for the money ever offered in New Haven. They will go fast at that price and cannot be duplicated under $4. Do not de- lay, and call at Myers, No. 05 Church street, for above.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07

Remember Monson & Carpenter are selling their ladies', misses and children's cloaks at less price than they can be found in New Haven. First-class styles and best makes. Seal plush cloaks and plush by the yard at a great sacrifice ja7 St
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
Beaver Trimming.
j7 3t

The largest assortment to select from il the city. Prices the lowest. BURGESS & BURGESS,
 j7 St 751 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
stratford,s New Musical society.

Stratford's new musical society has organ. ized as follows R, II. Russell, president; Tracy Richards, secretary and treasurer; Wallace Porter, musical director, Messrs. Stagg, Woodin and Richards were appointed a committee to draft constitution and by. laws
 LincsIns and BridgepOrts CO-Night
 The Lincoln team will play the Bridge ports at Bridgeport tonight. A large dele gation will go down from this city to witness the game. Tickets from New Haven to Bridgeport and return, including admission to the rink, are being sold at seventy-fve cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
ReliabIe Furs At Reduced PrIeea.

Brooks &C Go. will make genuine reduc tion on their entire stock of fine sealskin and other garments, mpffs, stoles and trim alings Chapel cor. State. i7 It
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
THE PEOPLES STORE, 3e2 STATE STREET.

On Tuesday afsaSnoon the 9th, will be closed for inventory.
 On Wednesday, the eth, Open for biz business. and if we mistake not our friends may look for some low prices in the next quotations, Watch for them,
 To My Many Patrons give my hearty thanks for the liberal patronage of the past, Trusting may merit continuance of their confidence,
 remain yours.
 Very respect fully,
 R. W, MILLS,
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07

At half price for the next ten days.
 d3O If BOLTON Sc NEELY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Tor the lnst seven or Digit months.
Clements married n sister ~ summer.
hill. rThre children are the fruits Of
this marriage. About eight months ago
Clements went home late ono night aud
raised a row, charging that q young man
named Ice Smith, Who was boarding
with him, WAS crllnnally intimate With
HIS wife. lie ordered Smith to leave,
which he prepared 10 do, and when he
stooped 10 get saw from under the
house Clements shot ~ him aud lbcn ran
over 10 n mill, reporting that be had
killed Smith This row caused separn.
tion botNqon elements and his Wife.
Mrs, Clements sued her husband for o
divorce NJ last term ~ court, but The ease
was continued Al The time oi tho
separation Clements took the two older
children, who arc boys, ana hls WIG The
Younger, n little girl When the divorce
cnao vas continued, Mrs. Clements pctl-
TONED Tho court for possession Of the
two little bows, This the court granted,
aud d few DAYS ago Deputy sheriff
Maxoy, armed With the proper papers aud
accompanied by Sam bumncrhlll, went
to Clements mothers, whore the
children were kept, aud got them
aud carried them TO Clements wife.
being on ON hunt. lie camo home yes
terdny morning and, finding his children
bad been carried away during MS aD-
aonce, hc took his gun and knowing
where Sam Snmmerhill was tcnchlng
school went IN quest OF him. Whom ho
mot HIN tic shooting occurred, NJ above
stated. The man Smith who Clements
shot nc at his home on tliu night OF tho
separation wlth' his wife and Clements |
have cnrrled shotguns for each other al. |
most all the time and ON one occasion |
shot AZ each other across the street, |
smith hitting Clements In the face with |
three smnll shot Clements In danger |
Gus character, hardly ever being clear 0f |
trouble. Summcrhlll lisa very pcaccablc,
1nict and gontucl young man and very
popular IN the community,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
rLor roINr.
Movements IA sooIeiy-A RemarknhI,
Operation. Returned.
aucriu To tho tshgetfn.

Movements IA sooisiy-A Renarl.i,i,Ia
operation. Returned.
apcclal 10 the Gazette.
Puor poiNl, TrX., Frb. ~ Mas
Nora Spain returned "Wednesday evening
from a long protractod ylsil ia l'ottsboro,
Tex.
Tho most enjoyable entertainment for
the week Was social hop Tuesday
night, glyon at the residence ~ Mrs, Df
Whotton, ON Church stluut. Thurman
Sons popular string band furnished tho
music Among those pc sont were Miss
Mary Wright, Miss Maud Harrison, Miss
Pope Collier, Miss Bell Darwin, Miss
Mayctt Emborspn, Mess u. 81 Baird
hi. Eddlomnn, T.. DalloN lohn Williams,
win MoGrcgor and Ia. : more.
Mr.. W. o. Colqultt OF 'ltlsburg, 1oX,,
spent Thursday IN tho citN
MIR. w \. Newton and family of Valley
View arc visiting relatives IN the city
Miss Pope Collier onc OF plot Points
bost Young ladies, took the northbnuud
this morning for Whiloshpro 10 sisit rula.
lions and friends.
Miss Matte llulchispn, charming
belle OF flogn, was visiting friends in tile
city THIS week, the guest Of Mrs.. iicnnio
Wilson
Rev j u, Wages went Ia Aubrey this
evening 10 attend the quarterly meeting
oi the county VIC. Y, u. and az 1 o'clock
Tomorrow morning viii preach the ser
mon before the convention
Mr., subt Wilson OF Lowisvlilc, mine
host oi tho new hotel, arrived this morn.
ing, and will mporlnicnd The ronsttnc.
ton OF the building,
Deputy Assessor Mr. q. T.. Davis u
making the annual rounds taking ihe
usual Inventory oi She wealth OF lids ,ud
OF Tic county.
Dr. A, q, DoWdcll, principal, aud ! \
Brown, professor ~ mathematics. semi
nary faculty, vent to-day to Denton u
attend County 1oachers' association
City Mhfehal NY aud Deputy sArHft
liall OF Denton were lp tho city iu.bny
fhe horticultural regular Meeting Mn
De held ncxt Tuesday afternoon
Nj. n n, nltSlrr, specialist with
headquarters a. Fort worth ~ ID lh
city and ~ treating Mrs. Ihlr,, au
csllmalilo lads here, who has been
AFFLICTED Tor some Tine With q cantrf on
the breast. Who iS ID q inif way ol r.
cotrry. The doctor has r0m6scd iae
cancer, which wclghrH alN pounds, and 4
VI rcgaf,lctl us remarkable operation
MIS-, f,aird ~ nON abba "a Naik about aud
- rejoicing - her Improved condition
Ug, NJ. n, Noble, a highly eaiccmcd
younR man, Who has hgcn attending 4
course " lectures ~ tbe Vanderbilt unl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
wEATnERroRD.
james rate Sent IN for Two Years An'
other Sentences tor Unlawful Marriage.
special 10 the uakBttr,

james rate Sent IN for Two Years An
other Sentences tor unlawful Marriage.
special TO the uaEetlc,
WEA1nEnFOnp Tx, Feb. IS Final
Judgment WIS foEdurod IN the district
court to-day against George llodrick NJ
principal for forfeiture ot bond at this
torn OF tho district court, j, W lledrlck
OF jack county, John llcdrlck and A, y,
Damon OF Mcclellan county as sure.
ties The Judgment was given for
$1,000
The Jury rendered verdict to-day IN
tho case OF tho state W. Bob Campbell,
charged with the theft OF yonrling.
The Jury found him guilty Of driving the
animal from the range, and assessed his
punishment at $500 fine
Judge Reckhnm passed sentence on
james pnl6 to-day for Two yourH nj hard
labor IN the state ponltontlary. This
Judgment was passed on conviction
made hy "A Jury IL 1876, nnd shortly after
the conviction, aud before sentence could
10 passed, no escaped jail aud hns been
fugitive since until about one month
ago, when he was captured in Jones
county aud brought back TO This place
aud to-day received hts sentence,
w u uAhbU WlNI lN''lfNN nNNNNh''
for two years Tor marrying the daughter
NJ his deceased wife,
Capt G. w, McGohco returned lasI
night from ten days trip 10 Southern
Texas. lie brought with him 100 head o
Sodthorn horses, Ito lR now feeding
Them for The spring roundup.
Mai. A H. Andrews, who Joined the
California excursion party which pusset
through This place ON th0 18th inst, re-
turned ast night aud reports worry
pleasant trip,
Il. y Chatham and wife are in the cltl
visiting tho family Of Judge Hood, MIRA
Chalham's father
r. A. Wyth0, county clerk, lolt this
morning Tor Visit to Plano.
The announcement Tint the Western
Union Telegraph company viii establish
an uptown ONCE isa piece Of very gratl.
tying news TO our cltzcns and VIII be q
decided convenience. It VIII be located
over The Citllons' National bank and viii
be- managed by Miss Belle SpanldIng, an
expert Young lady manipulation Of The
wires Gradually but surely Weather
ford pnthers IN all tho facilities aud con
yonienccH & her larger alHtcrs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
the GAZETTE. roRf WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY FEBRUARY 2s

Northern an assessment Of twenty per
cent. ~ the capital stock has been made
to-day, aud The sccrntafS viii NJ once
proceed 20 collect.
The Grand avenue skating rink was n
scene Of pleasure ~ those who attended
last night The knights of i'yihins band
made excellent music, aud Ia the grand
skating tournament there were
eight contestants aud four prizes
awarded. They had sis rounds each.
Thoo. Henley, first prize, . rings In ~
seconds Warren Dickinson, second prize,
? rings in 80 seconds Clarence Ilockes,
third prize, 10 rings IN ~ seconds, Harry
Yergcr, fourth prize, q rings In 10 Sec
onds.
a promenade, concert, supper aud bp'
laar will loo given AZ Tho Atkins binding
by the Old.SchoOl ircehytorians. Admls-
sion 40 cents
The primary election, Ia be held on the
OH Of March, IN pretty near hero and the
asplranis for Office are very friendly.
The church festival given az Mrs. ! q.
Wnlkor's last night wnH well attended,
Notwithstanding the bad, rainy weather.
Tho table fairly groancd honcati the good
things 10 eat and the indies that got II up
deserve every credit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
HONEY GROVE.


sooini Matters sncni Thieves Inml.
grnnts IN Numbsr.
Special 10 thU Gazette,
IIoNEy GHoyr, TEX., Ecb ~ Mrs.
Gusslc Lccpcr Of GalUcWlllo Ia visiting
her sister Mrs H. j Thomas, this week.
quite n numbered immigrants are com.
Ing in daily, witch spcuks wen Tor lhls
nClphbuthood
Tho young folks had m elegant hop on
Tuesday night nt the Dramatic hall
Music wns furnished ny Prof Iludeop's
band VI New OrlOnnH
Tho most enjoyable AFFAIR VI tlu kind
thnt your reporter has ever had the
pleasure OF attending came on Woduos.
day evening at the residence OF Mr.. John
rutherford. There wore assembled
twenty-five cor thirty friends OF Miss MAY
Rutherford, who entertained them until u
late hour, Any attempt 10 describe the
nice supper would be- beyond your re-,
porturB poWur, but Judging from the
smiling iaccs and general satisfied Az
pcnrancc ol all prevent II was simply i'm.
mcnao
Last night some ncuk.thlel broke into
tho residence Of q, n Daley and but for
tho heroic conduct Of Mrs. Daley, who
alone was NJ home, something doubtless
would have been missing Asit was tho
thlcl was run of aud nothing stolcn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
BONIIAM.
Ono hundred and 1hirty.ss,sn iudlct
mcnts society. a Success.
sporiai 10 tho Gazette,

Ono HUNDRED and 1hirty.ss,sn tndloi
mcnts society. A Success.
special 70 The Gazette,
BOSNIAN, Tx, Feb. 97..-.Dlstrlcl court
adjourned this morning until Monday,
when the criminal docket Will be- taken
mp and continued two weeks
The grand jury nndc their nnnl report
this morning aud adjourned, They found
l87 bills, over hulf 'nisdomcmors.
our postolllco now presents llnc In,
side appearance. MIR Stevens has been
ut work lifting in now boxes and arraDg-
ing everything IN q convenient manner for
the past ten days, aud Us COW nearly
done.
Monday * cstray sale da, and much
trading viii be done among NJ ck dealers.
At tho residence OF the brides mother,
last night, were married Mr.. Thomas
IIackloy aud Miss Ellie Wasson, Elder
Charles Carlton officiating. Aftor the
ceremony those present repaired 20 the
duing.roOm, where the wedding was eel.
cbrn1pJ by Il magnificent supper quite
a number oi presents were made, and
very valuable ones Tho bride II ia.
yofito among q large circle Of friends,
mud the proon a popular industrious and
sober young man, aud head clerk Ia the
large grocery house Of w N Wilson S
60.
Fourteen conversions up 60 date nj
Rev. ilondrlck's meeting, md interest In
Increasing At q o'clock p, m. SUNDAY
there Is TO be chlldrcn's service 1T thc
llaptlst church,
Nearly $40 was cleared a. The supper
last night giyon by the Episcopalinns
The supper WA inc. After supper wae
over the rink was cleared and dancing
was kept up till II late hour,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
nrsroRY or A GRIMM.
Tie cause 81 tho shootlneoi sam SUMMER.
Mn Nv sIls nrolhsf.in.

hili Nv fiis Hrolhsf.tnsinM
.Cofgespondonue 20 The ghscllc,
tiuanN cuY, Trx., feb. 20. Sam
Summerhll, the man reported at waylald
ana shoi hy u. NJ Clements yesterday
evening, ~ stu alive and hopes are 0ntcr.
lsipcd 81 HIS recovery Clements has not
beet captured,
nummorhilre account ~ The shooting
IA ~ ioll0Wr ~ was walking along a
apnih on nv way from my school. Just
lteforo | got 20 where the path intpr.
sccted the blg road saw Mike Clements
sinnAlna ia the big road with his gun.
When canla 80 20 tho bly, road Mike
told me to stop AZ no wanted 20 talk with
mo. / told hIui ,lidn't want 20 talk with
bhn. lie told inu 10 STOP OF no would
shoot nc. told hiin | was not afraid OF
thai Tor lio flsd mol have lhe nerve 10
.hnot me and kept walking along. lie
baited No again nnd turning iowarsls him
snw him lovel his gus then stopped
and he lIrcd. ftliu mol fall ~ lrst shot
III then IIrcI again and knocked me
down. ne war about Ilflsxu yards from
IN when be Sliol
Eight shots struck hpmmtIhlll In the
arm, side and ncek
Blood hounnA hAAr hfyN itlcgfuphrd
loE hi have noi va arrived,
she eanace which lea % no sboollng
Hi on sarepma,npqce 's''ifh date back
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
ABILENE.
Public Examinations Of the schools
which Are Most satisfactory
10 Al.
snuabbia over - Horse tncs Election ~
Omoers OF the Live stock ~
soeiniiOn,
hnaalAl 20 lhe aasetta.

special TO the Gakottri
ABILENE, Tx, Bob. 81 Tho public
examination ~ tho North and South
schools Of this place came On yesterday,
aud the scholafs acquitted themselves w
a mannor most crcdtablc 10 both them
selves and teachers. Judge Cole h .u'
porintcndcnt OF tho schools, each Of
which IL divided Into eight grades, tho
eighth ranking the highest. On tho north
side Prof. Savage has charge Ot the nigh.
est grades, In which the pupils show the
most thorough training Of then Instruct.
ors, Tho fourth aud 9th grades
afe under The management OF
Miss Mary Miller, and tho
department and successful examinations
Of nor pupils were excellent, and deserve
highest commentator. Tho lowest
grades on tho North side, second, third
and fourth, are under the management of
Mrs. smith aud Miss BEETLE Brown, and
are conducted with great satisfaction 10
the parents ~ their pupils. On the south
slide Prof. &. W. lioach has charge Of the
three highest grades, eighth seventh and
sixth, numbering IN all about forty schOl-
arH. Prof. hOuch maintains thorough
order and discipline, and iis manner OF
lmpaftlng knowledge IN simple, TO the
point aud readily cOmprchendcd. Mrs.
Cayltt has charge Of tho nfth and fourth
grades, and her system Of management In
precise IN every particular Tho
lowest grades on the South side,
third, second and trSt, are I'M
der tho management oil Miss Meta
Young and Miss Julia Anderson, These
grades ARE composed Of very small
children, and the manner ~ the manage.
mont Of the little ones 10 excellent,
Under the supervision Of Judge Cole, and
The Interest taken IN the schools nt this
place, Abilene can hoaAt Of The most
thoroughly organized and host system Of
schools Of any town Ia The state.
Tho hop over a. u. Misunderstanding
hast night was u grand success,
A few days since race was nude III
between Maggie May aud Menus, u two.
ycar-old colt, 90 be run this evening,
which was run, and resulted In Il squobblc
as 10 the winning horse, aud viii be con.
tested by law, including side bets of over
& 200, which IN up on The race.
The Abilene Live stock association mot
hore to-day The meeting was called TO
order by u, H. Middleton, president. An
election wns held aud officers elected Tor
the ensuing ycnr,wh aro rs follows Joc
Humphrey, presidents WI. Bryant tre-
elected, secretary, and A. j. Lonn, up.
pointed range superintendent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Skating rpurnnmunt . last i.nnti 90 B'
siade 20 sooufv the snnla ~.

Skating rournnmunt a Last inn,i 90 I,e
blade 20 soou'c the santa ru.
special 10 Inc Ohsttlr,
Pants, Tx, trb. ~ The committee
On securing the Santa 10 ate hard al
work, hut that $4,000 don't Pile up very
fast I'hufo are unly Aeyun mofc days
Tor Paris 90 work NJ ~ and thcn she will
have 90 atalld back aud give iloncy Grove
q chance II shu don't raise the sum Of
sal,0 900, The nantu Nc officials haye
been very klud 10 Paris They waited ou
her white size was Bctilng The 'liriscO.
and then extended the time for her ia
raise thoir subsidy Paris ought 20 ap.
prcciaIe this aud work the harder for thr
Santa tv, M there heoms 20 be- desire
ON tho part Of the Santa 10 10 rome "a
Paris, and by 10 doing 10 give Paris a
great thofopghiare from north 10 south.
Notice u given that eplpinl mcollng
OF the esOckholdefs " tlla Paris g Great
Northern Railway oompenY viii bo held
on April 10, 1855, 20 vote npOn a prone
sitlpn 70 Increase lhf capital stock 81 said
road from sg0, 900, ilA present authorized
capital, 10 Hto0,O00. ny order u the
hoard q directors q tho Paris & Orat