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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-27

Lecture to night at Brito's hall.
Elder Haws will discuss the subject,
"Is or has the Bible. as now COM
piled, ever been a sufficient rule of
action to any religious denomina-
tiOnn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-27
Horse Lost!

ONE RED MARE % SHOD ON FRONT
only. Please return to 50 Alapai street. A.
Lucca. Reward offered. 291o-3t*
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-27
Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
Monday, Vo0. 3, 1891.

correspondents WIZ iii
portion of their anatomy usu-
ally allotted to brains with
ideas of the condition of affairs
| here and then unburden them
selves in the columns of any
paper that will pay them at
SO much per line. The visits
of these fellows are to be de-
plored, though, to the people
who live on peaceful Hawaii,
their writings SAVIOR of the re-
diculous.
A few weeks ago, according
to one of these tramps, we
were on the verge of a revo-
luton. We like to be in time
for everything don't make
any difference whether its soup,
dessert or a fracas. II there's
going to be a revolution you'll
want fire arms. We've got
them now and particularly adj
| apted to such a revolution as
we are going to have. They're
called Cadet Rifles and shoot
blank cartridges. They are
used in the States by young
men learning to drill and that's
what most of the boys will do
with them here. They are
built light and shoot 81 cal.
blank cartridge-breech load
ing and everything about them
is of the most modern pattern.
They have bayomets on them
the proper size to jab one Of
those correspondents with.
Your boy will want one the
minute he sets eyes on them.
J He'll find them just the thing
for firing Christmas salutes.
We've also received a lot Of
I, Sure-enough Fire Arms. New
E style revolvers-h ammerless
y and all that sort Of thing. Blue
and Nickel-plated barrels, as
you prefer. These are the
very best revolvers made.
So many of the followers O.
Isaac Walton have recent
ly called on us for fishing
tackle that we decided some
time ago to get a supply O
the very things they need tc
land the festive mlua or the
: luscious mullet.
Our hooks run from the No
I2-about the size of a small
bent pin to one large enough
to hook a shark. The lines
run from a No. ISL to $50 ir
T linen-strong and long; and ir
!. cotton from a No. 90 to a No
~.
We will sell you a single
line or enough to catch all the
fish in the sea.
The building boom thai
Honolulu is now experiencing
3 has created an additional de
mand for mason's stone ham
mers. We've been a little
}. short of them. The Martha
Davis " brought us a lot thai
look to be the best ever usec
bya mason. These are made
with teeth and are finished ir
in every way.
Cleanliness is next to God
illness Do you use soap
Perhaps you've not noticed as
you enter our store that the
odor of sweet scented posies
pervades the air. Its from the
Soap counter on your right
The choicest grades of one Of
the best manufactures in the
States-Colgate & Co. The
name is as we'll known &C
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-27
aurtion Gales.

By j. F. MORGAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
Nh G0rLD'S SOrrHERy TRIP.

Brunswick, Ga. Feb. 1o-rh" Gould inman parry
left Brunswick for Jacksonville this morning the trip
being made hy the steamer city Of l'rnnS"lch' Whch
Mr.. Gould had chartered, and for wlh'h corps VI
cooks and waitcr, from the Ogcthorp Hotel had
Lccn ENGAGED The special train preceded the party
over the line of the BruG,wic' and Western Railroad
AMI wa, met at Fcrnaudna, where tIey d5embarHed
at o O'Clock ths morning.
The Mayor and Council and Board OF Trade oi
Brunswicl waited upon Mr.. Gould and hlS party ana
pl,cod ,c,tner at their d ,poell to visit the railroad
terminal facilities here The docks Of the brGn'"lch
and Western aud East Tennessee, Virginia ana "corSh
Railroads were carefully inspected Mr. Gould talked
freely with representative OF tA' ASSOC A'ed ffc'
ana expressed himself highly pleased Win tle
courto.ias extended him during his southern trip.
REGARDING Governor NOrtheE'S refusal to meet MN ~
Atlanta Mr. Gould would say n0uins. reaiI
EruG,vlc," said hc - a port WIN SIrh' iH'Ut ~
and a spacOu, laTl.r lars' enough u h5tt al .ic
u1vir, of thc world. The party slGpPeu Wer N @ Ior
TO Fer.andlna by the inland passage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
OWES AT LEAST 2o,ooo,ooo FRANCS.
pIsAPPEARANCE OF A WELLKNoWN rAhlS
BANKER-THERE WERE 10000 De
pOS1TOHS IN HIS BASK.

poris Fab ,o-A decided sensation has been caused
In financial circles here by the diNalIehanVt oI "
prominent hanlcr who is known to have Ie' ueo'I
to the amount of 2O.O0O,O00 francs behind him. ana
who NAV have committed suicide. the banner
parne Is NJ Victor Mace, and his private BANK Wa
IN the Rue Cadet VI. Mace began business th"ir NV
wears aco iy offering to pay h-h interest ioi Wv
posits this interest in many cases averaging w. P,'
ccnt monthly lie sen. out many circulars III I"'l'
and throughout the provinces, and fitted up MS oIce
II, elegant style. in addition NJ Mace Wa mnn OF
,,,oo.apt address. an excellent taltcr and gO"d
,udce Of men ard women. Iii' plausible oilers s'Hct
nunctuality in fulfilling all business engagements ana
tle prompt manner in which he pad the iIsh III
torc,t promised on all deposits. gradually Grew -
bis larl, a larac business. At the time Of hiS as
onncaronce from this city it was estimated that he
had the name, OF fully 10000 dcpo|ors on his books,
For some tine however. rUmor- ~ regard 1" VI MaFe
have been circulating. ". Mace explained hI' a'hnE
to NV the unusually high rat" of interest 10y mhuhs
that he had secret means OF obtaining u"-t"or'hN
.ti,, .e 10 what was Going on III UIe financial
u, , .,,ocia,Iv q, 10 f,turc occurrences. Ti-.
=, ,,.,,oA o,otI.d him 10 take advantage OF many
financial transactions and make large profit ms
old story seems to have worked well uh'I inc "t'er
part of last week. , - .n
ua,v of NJ Mace's clients, alarmed bV 1'e'h
,,nor. called on Friday at his banking house and
. ~ b, ,l.o clerks with the Us al stareotypcd
.as ON saturday. however. the deiud'd cc
,rs uteral,y lesicgcd the bank ana were IcIIoF''u
nc crowds of people who were alt'c'cu ~ 'H0 'P''
In Tie hope of seeing somethine eAc''"e 0"o"s
force OF police was sent for. and by Ngot1n' G
tbe oifccrs saved bank rom pe..s t.s 60, NJ
FinaIly the police to-day produced lcUcr @ nun ~
Mace whose present abode scen' u ~ a. IT, Mae
even his most Intimate friends III III. t. .r,cide md
announced that he intended u oomHmn H. smIc' y t'T NT
said tiat he had left hi creditor All tV a. 4be
r,i., ren,lngi1 ivd6uai. to mn" l'ooo'o'' "''''
Lasty examination Of u. Nace's accounts snoTs
tbf ho nwes ~ lesSt 20 OOOOOO francs 10 lHe p' PIC
who have been trusting 10 his high rate Oh H"'eN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
THE IRISH NEGOTIATIONS.
PARNELL AND OBRIEN IN C0NFERENCE-"lLl'
IAN REDNOND's SENTIMENT

Dnbln Feb. 1O-"The Frceman's Jonrnal' today
GAYS that Mr. Parncll and william O'Brcn lave been
IN communication with each otIcr for the last TWO
DAYS. r. p. Gill The Journal" adds, returned to
London last night. and wa, i'm conference WIN N.Y.
parlieU and Nh sexton i'm LOudon.
The Irish Time, in It's issue Of this daic saws
that the difference Of opinion existing between Mr
Gladstone and Mr. Parncll is great Il, TO be beyond
even the chaI~-c Of compromise or adjustment
The Dublin Express announce that sir william
Vernon narcourt has advised Justin mccarthy not 10
ld any further communication direct or indirect win
Nj parnCU
william Redmond. speaking at a League meeting
to-day said they had been told that only hllmcn wcrc
ON their side He would rather have tho honest hill
mon on their side than many Of the lrishncn now IN
Parliament some of M-. Pdrnclrs opponents wanted
10 spit upon the memory Of The men Of loG7. Was the
agitation FOR independence movement implying mat
ovpry one would be forgotten excepting eW william
Vernon HarcOuIi aud the English Liberals %. Al
Wnull be- one from which men Of spirit, Ike Ems,
and Fitzgerald would have -hUIuk. Alluslons mad.
by other speakers 10 the effect that Mt lincl ""uId
maintain his place Wcr' loudly applauded.
London Feb lO.-Thc Parnell Leadership Committee
Ia, issued a circular asking the League bIanrheN IN
London to affiliate and give the committee hhdh'ldl
and other assistance.
Justin Huntlcy Mccarthy. Member OF Parliament Tor
AhOnc and Of the leader Of the Anu Pafnell l''
ton Of the Irish party. announces That he will not
seek a reelection he * absorbed in literary pursuits
IN spite Of the hitch In the negotiations between
tho CppOsiDg sections Of the Irish party, the meeting
called by Mr. Mccarthy for Thursday next VIII be
held at the time and place specified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
cLrlRrxG THE cmcAGo LIKE rroyr

Chicago, Feb. 1O.-n the meeting Of the city Cohn-
Gil last might order wa, pissed tcrnnatiL' th'
city, lease with the Interstate Industrial Exposition
COMPANY Of Chicago and ordering the buIlIns torn
down within ninety days Thu, the work Of clearing
tie lake front preparatory to The World Fair Ih'
begun. The ENpI-ton building wa, erected I'm l77"'
and IN II have been held three National political con
vcutor,-ore Democratic AID two Republican beside
concerts ia which nearly all th" great &rh-t- oi t'
world have been heard, the annual expeditions, III
-t9ci show. tjt. 49,,
Lexington Ky, Feb. 1O.-M meeting OF the
rcur,~. .utitIVe, of the livestock breeder, Ol ihr
UIiom held here to-day, there wcrr representative;
f,,In nearly every state. They unanimously indoi,ti
Colonel Il. EGinonson, of thi- ct, for thc position
of chief OF the Hycstoc, department OF the World
salem Orc Feb. 1O.-Thc House today passed a
bill approprltns $4,000 for Orgon'a exhibit at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
rnr Lrnr SrEpRLsEn ruE LrpGE.

petit jury surprised Justice Brady. In the '"'i' ="
Over and Termlucr YESTERDAY by bringing IN verdict i'
assault I'm tho thd degree n the of jacob Eocsr WI"
XIII d william Roman by hitting him with cIlb In i'"'
of Ro,srr's bakery. SO. 5j2 Nintu-4Nc, June -
1890. boy, were n ffOnt Of Eotscrs shop quar-
I'm, with pedcr. and soescr nght follower
which lasted TO- The :c.tiuonv 20 what nap
tcu,d I'm the Grh; was exceedingly conncls but w'io
was no doubt that Rocser stuck the blow wlch caH''u
Romans death. Roescr admitted that fact In sentencing
pocr Justice Brady said 70 not h, custom TO cfUc'
the >ordcts jures. but he admit that this one d
su-prl,d him. lie said hat from the testimony ne was
sure that Eoeser hit innocent Who h'i |''"
no paIt in the ncAt. lie sentenced Eooser 10 unpO
mon: for year In the p..ctarv and q paw hh' o
$3.50. The greatest penalty pc-rgbcG by law Tor a1
In the third degree is years imprisonment ara .'
II $500 Rocscr indicted for man-laugh1cF III ''
Grst degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
4 ZIG MIMNG COErORATION.
TO CONTROL CLAIMS ~ THE SAN MIGUEL DIS
TRCT-N CAPITAL. OF $4,000 ooo


TRICT-A CAPITAL OF *lj.Oooooo.
-. Louis. Feb 10 (>p.cal.A biz mining deal has
lr-, be.n cog,ummated. in which ST. Lpu'. chicago
and New York capital is invested The organization
f., known a, thc >m Mieucl Consolidated Cal Mining
Compapy II, object it j, aid, Is 10 hu' ana contr
all The free gold claims Of the san Miguel mih'nt
district together with water i,itS power, wastes mills
and mill site, and to develop mine, ana ""iN t'"
There are said 10 be- 100 or more of thc.e ca'm' H
san Ng;icl and the company have secured the control
Of Tie following: The Hum, a Ch'a-p corpora
tion. with capital stock of -2ooooJ0' i"c Missouri
st. Ioui, corporation. with capital stock Of F3OJo
900: the Common rcalth Ncw York c'rroraion' oi
s3OOOO0O capital; Tro,pcc' Basin. the c'p"l ''''A o."
~. 10000 bc.n. principally HID iu >t Louis; 'h'
Golden Group with capital ~tacA If Thodo'o' II III
i'm Chicago, Boston and Denver. 1t Is also said tiai
thc cold King. owned in TINS city, is 'uc "t li' Goa"
pany' properties. - , ., -
II wa, learned that the capital stock # the com.
panv Is 81 15OO0O2O divided INTO l."0o0'o iarrN =
A plr value of SO each. Fifty th,u,aGd shares al'
10 b., paccI up.n the market in Bo~t. n ana Ic"
Yora and il i, held tiat the stock VIII be sod lor
lc,s than 80 share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
HARDSHIPS OF THE RUSSIAN HEBREWS
RUssIAs REPLY TO THE GUILDuALL MEMORIAL
THE CAR ALLEGED TO KNOW THE
FACTS IN TIE CASE.

London, Feb. 1O.-Tho St. Petersburg correspondent
Of The Daily Telegraph" Of this city, teegraphs from
St. Petersburg important facts in connection with the
possible result Of the return By the Gar without com
mcnt OF the Guildhal memorial In favor Of the suffer
ing Hebrews Of Russia. The correspondent says in
mart The Hebrews bitterly regret the British we'll
meaning but njudciOuS zeal which has eXaspcIatcd,
instead of soothing the Russian Bear The daily
seventies practised against the families OF unohendnS
men, women and children incredible and wanOn.
Ru.sips reply to the Lord Mayors respectful petition
consists of secret circulars ordering her officials to
administer vigorously the anti-Semtc laws. and to
supplv the legal deficiency by their own decisions
Harmonious with the Governments intocIant spirit.
Instead OF exercising severity Prince DO!g0roukoif
allowed the Hebrews to construct a bath near tho
Cathedral The Cars Indignation at this was bound
less 4 number of noted Russian literary men re
Gently addressed a declaration to the public and to
Journalists asking them to remember that the Hebrews
were human beings. The Government refused to allow
tbc declaration to be Published ThereupOn people eN-
claimed that If the Gar knew il he would rescnd the
order pers onal friend of the Car recently lard the
document before him, with humble letter from the
authors asking for permission to publish IT, Ih3
Car read both papers, and then flung them away
General Gurko. Governor of WarShaw. has issued
circular, regulating how Hebrew recruits are to DO
brought for medical inspection. The Hebrews through
the wleced lives they forced TO live, physically
found to be unfit for service and sent home but are
subject during a period of three years 10 be recalled
at any moment on the suspicion Of malngcrng. lha
recruit consequently, returns to his home hundreds
of miles away resumes his occUIation. and a month
later is suddenly ordered to reappcar for medical
examination. This process is repeated at intervals
of few months during three years. Henceiorth inc
police ordered TO convey the Hebrews on io'' 10
the town where the committee sits. The police are 10
omit
arrives with which they are TO proceed 10 the next
prison in company with murdcrcrs and the dregs OF
society until thev reach their destination. /
* strange anomaly j. Prince DoG1roukof. Gov
ernOr Of Moscow, the Cars intimate, cohhueht,iI
friend whose conduct is in fat contradiction WIN INC
anti Hebrew current. Prince DOigCruukon has always
Represented tie Car, CVu brilliant balN ana dlhhc,.
Moscow always treated the Hebrew better tan aiS
Cthcr nlacr i'm Russia. To them Prince Dolgor1ukoit
has turned for financial aid Free gifts Wee succoeoe
by loans. and it Is now learned 1al tic NI,r L
Hebrews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
THE FIGHT FOR FARWELLS SEAT.
=. NJ. =. A. MEN AND REPUBLICANS IN JOINT
CAUCUS-THE FARMERS NEW CANDIDATE

T. NJ. b. A. MEN AND REPUBLICANS IN JOINT
CAUCUs-THE FARMERS NEW CANDIDATE
Springfield. ILL.,, Feb 1O.-A Joint caucus OF inc
Reprbican and F. VI. b. y. members OF the Legs
l.ture thl, morning it agreed that the former
erorld have fill tomorrow to make definite answer
70 thc proposton Of the farmers that the KepuoHcahs
ojn them in the election Of an f. NJ B. a. man 10 Vho
United States senate ..,,
The Joint assembly convened for the slNuy "a
ballot amid much suppressed excitement' Inc reS"'.
,,.s. Palmer. lOl: Oglesby, 100 John p. Stelle OF
Mount Vernon Editor Of "The Progressive Farmer
2. the F. NJ B. A. men dropping Streeter and taxing
up Stelle. ,..,.os c,o.os
The latest sensation in relation TO the Onlted otaS
Senatorial contest has been furnished by Frank H. t.
uod,,.ord an employe on the Wabash Railway,
t,r,nerlv a newspaper man. Mr.. Woodward IS ciarced
with having written an Anonymous letter 10 the tree
= NJ r. A. Representatives. containing SuiIuSu
ntmation Of price to be had for certan oont id
modify It is asserted that his love Tor hot1tIeN a Anu
d.-ir to create a sensation caused nm 10 40 H. ~"
order has been issued for his arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
ABAD RAILROAD VEECR ~ IOHA.
NEARLY SCORE OF PASSENGERS INJURED
THREE FATALLY.


Maynard. Iowa. Feb. 1O.-One Of tho worst accidents
that has ever occurred the Dccora division oi tho
Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad was
the one Of lat evening. An unusual number "t
passenger, were board. and the train was aoo'
midway between here and Randalia when the ac' det
occurred The train was descending an incline ana
wa, runnng at high rat of speed when rail broke
and the whole train thrown down an emuauhHcH'
of fourteen feet into pit. Fire 80 "u'r started
In the mail car. The citizens o. RahdaAA ana ""'
nard came 10 the assistance of The injured VINO "'i'
mt into .lcchs and cutter, and taken 10 The nearest
shelter ConGuctor smith aud BTakcmlu Williams
were badly injured. we'll a fifteen oi tn passenger
These probably fatally wounded ar' a. follows: W. J.
Ilanon Wadcna Iowa. hurt IN the back. J.. {. PRICE,
cedar RAPIDS Internally; Mrs. :. \. Goyirich. N]!
nard internally Those les seriously wounded i''
Conductor r. ". smith. brakeman +. NJ Williams
EAprc~, Messenger w f. smith io-t"l li,,. y; A..
Wilson, = G.. Gu,duYV. Maynard, Ilarl, lhiici. N'--
Iupr. j. Christ. Elrn. ~. &. >pd1idn-. Na''ii''. .
J. H. simpson. EroVr-dalc, Ella tn,nN. Auamri
MR., Carrie could MAYNARD: Nr-. ]. u. 'fihl. N'.i
Union. T. D. Merritt. West Union; 'laTu,' lu","'
DEBORAH. Nr, a. \. MINcr, Elln. ana Jo"h lI'l'-
qulst Cedar Rapids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11

Trenton. N j.. Feb. 10 DspeciaD.-Thc Nedi-'u ana
surgical COLLEGE Of the state "f NeWJefsey VIII WI"
probably have to close its doors mere Is III III
it.r. ,ro lcri.ature to cancel il, charter. The
iiI b,. already passed the -eua e.. and today tho
J-d.car~ COMMITTEES Il ;he loU-c recommended IL
iuincdat, pa,,,gr. The bill! wo- intr dn"d at 'oe
l..i.., If the Hudson County Medical society. WHICH
recently adopted resolutions saying several members
of IN, faculty are either incompetent 10 dehVer
lecture. on the topics assigned them or are grau"t'
=. l,.c,,,,t,hlc or fraudulent medical colleges, thdt
h f.ii,s for instruction are inadequate; that the
.,,uira,n,it, of the charter Of the college are lar
bc,o,v the minimum requirements Of medical COZ g''
ado..cd and demanded by all tn" medical athofltles
~ the present time and processing as1lst ast . INC
cyi.t.ocs Of said alleged college a, an unnecessary
Ir1dsou,t, and di-mpulablr institute m. .4,
,rhr state Board Of Medical Examiners ,he S'n,o
Dental Commission and other Societies luoI5j ''0
effort to suppress the college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
DOINGS OF LEGISLATURES.
THE IDAHO sEYAToRsHIP CONTEST

Mr.. DUBoIs's ADVICE TO HIS FHENDS-BAL-
LoTING IN THE LEGISLATURE.
Boise CITY. Idaho Feb. 1O-"Thc statesman To-
dav pubshe, the following dispatch from freueficA
T. Dubois:
WASHINGTON Feb. 0.-My advice being asked; ,. ex.
rrcss sincere hope that none OF my rleas VII ~ ~
f1r a Democrat They can't do 50 consistently WIN i
tlcir marty principles and should not Tor any pesUai
hnneat which might come 60 me. should the D'Lo,
cratS support any Republican. il would mean ue
barter OF principle on part OF the RepuDlfais' VI
imnlv worse reflection On the Democrat VI
hetcr afford that the contestant appear mere trVsh
a union Of tho elements opposed to Democrat, uaI,
can 10 strengthen my position at the cAPehsc VI
the party by asking my friends to elect Demourat.
II tre Democrat, vote unitcdly for any Hepublna an
to cotort nv scat the Odum OF the entire tr"h7,to
win tncn rest equally upon them ana the hepuDi' ~
rncei,np thcir votes and our party escape muci ~
ronsUrn which would otherwise attach 10 II from tn'
most Ulv devised transaction. trust ABOVE eEc'S
thing cSe that the action Of my friends VIII oe sun
thaf the Republican party Of the Nation ana S'ate H
,ti not have occasion 10 blush for us ana lllal VIC
-racc which must come 70 the state from l' 'op-
+ost may ne lessencd as much as pOs'lDle'
The LEGISLATURE at noon to-day bailoted Tor ChHed
states senator in separate sessions In the House
Clarrett received nineteen votes. The Dubois men
declined to vote. In the senate, Cas2ct roC.lI @ u
nine votes with nine scattering. In Joult session.
10 morrow Clacgett will have twenty -eist VoueS'
hare majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
STATUTORY REVISION COMMISSION.
THE FIRST PART or ITS REPORT TO BE READY
THIS WEEK-RENISING THE CORPORA
TION LAWS OF THE STATE.

Albany rcb 1O-Tre Commissioners Of S,atut0r
rcvi ,on l. H. MAYNARD Of stamford; C. \. Collin. oi
Ithaca and +. G. Helkuap OF CHadlla' nave wen
under way their work OF preparing revision oi al
tb, general laws OF this state not lncnded III the
p,p,l Code and the Codes Of Clvil ana Clmhai ITO
ccIuic The first part OF their report 10 inc Legs
,o,, Of l1ol i, nearly out Of the hands Of the state
printer, aud VIII be presenter ID INC hO7i'i''' P
ably wednesday.
The most IMPORTANT feature Of the report Is the COM
-;Ou Of their proposed revision OF me laws rialhs
to corpor.ions. The revision OF this topic was wen
advanced by the Legislature OF 1880, when ehacteh
among other biz, reported By the Commission, the
Condemnation law, the General Corporation law. con-
,aiu,ny provisions applicable TO all corporations the
stock CORPORATION law, containing provisions applicable
~ ali stock corporations except banking and insurance.
tlc Railroad law. containing the remaining provisions
pociNiar to railroad corporations; the TIansporauon
Corporations law, applicable In Ike manner 70 'eie-
gl;pl. telephone. gas electric light, waerwoFk''
lpoIne and plankroad corporations and the Business
Corp,ratiou,' law applicable to The ordinary business
corporatons which cannot incorporate under any OF
IN. other corporation laws. None OF these laws takes
effect until May 1. 1901, except the Condemnation
law which took effect May /, leSo
The two most important topics OF the report OF
the commission to be submitted this week are the
Ranking law and the Insurance law. Tie other bills
included In this part of their report completing their
revision Of the topic Of crporalons' are the RelSlous
corporltions law the Membership Corporations law,
Including benevolent ORDER, clubs. etc; the Mixed
Cor,orations law covering cOrp0Gtons which may
or may not have capital stock at their option, as
library cemctery agricultural ETC.. corporaiianS and
e Joint stock law covering associations having shares
of stock though not formally ncol porae1
The report also contains large number Of amend
mops N the various CODE, The report also contains
some amendments TO thc proposed cooperation Jaws
udo.tca by the Legislature OF $50
Part IL OF TIE report Is alsp an the hands OF the
II ylll contalu the tOunV IdW, the Lunacy Law, the
Agricultural law the state Boundare, law. the Public
ofBcisIs law and some amendments n the town ard
Hieb,vay laws pssed last winter. When the revision
is completed all tie general laws Of the state Will