Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-23

200 acres, together with an allowance" Of from
o as
BY the perts in the oil to be eIcesdingy
There il god house and barn on this and It
is worth all that 1t has cost for agricultural pur
S. That thoroughly well. equipped and complete
and r sss
ansry. formerly the Mewbray Refinery. This es-
tate consist, of about five and half .cres Of sad
rooms garden barn, ice house: staelnf, 30. an
cen horse power, which saves The whole expense
If @ Be sas the s9 &, Of
wells anywhere on the estate; operating rooms.
to- ans 1 II rss
class, efficient labor savin safe; and economical
nashns shop. asep
&c. These works are competent to turn out two
have been run for four years Without accident, and
their product has already an established rsputa.
that. at 1856 barrels of refined oil week, the net
profits of running the wsrks would be over $40 a
Is abundant space for sinEiDg twenty i've wells,
which BY shaftine from the water power. can be
whole, VIZ, steam engines, fuel and engineers
wares. Pipe for one well has, in TACT already been
a all ready, ana tine work is to be prosecuted It
ONCE.
able P orsef
near the great United States Well now flowing from
on the creek having ample room for q hundred
wells and can readily be leased Ia At from $1,000 70
3. PURPOSES AND PROSPECTS OF THE COM
s@ % If
only do SO for the sake Of the bona hde ACQUISITION
pr OF
In like manner, although the terms ofthe char
Of Of SonF
So preferrinx to eonane itself to the suitable de-
eommeneed. whose present condition sathorizes
the expectation of profit crouch to satisfy any
VIII IS as
the machinery, which is only out Of order, can be
the tube. can be put down: smother gives every
So ssa
ing capital, wells will continue, to be sunk to any
eonpsnys ianss shall be al9 deVeloped Th n
Company refinery which is beyond all eompari-
competent to return a revenue of some so,sC5 a
year. and this could be doubled by the expenditure
earning s if it chose upon its real estate. without
itself operating wells at all.
Company. it must be remem bered that the petro-
and hss Yerk is op in M %
of the aeld How great that field is; how vast the
ho"
poItant are its uses IN the industry of the worlds
The number Of companies organized up to No
ysmbsr 1884! in The three cit e. Q, New York
an Of the
gigantic war, ard doubly wonderful because in.
at the ses mouth In Psnn
sylyania alone during 1914 reached ifty mllioas
irg, both as oil and as gas producer. for iubri
sss asd ss arts % and S
mands is monstros. yet rapidly increasing. For
eRne OF them Ii issssa
sso, over Jour red hous.na ffs e.. ysnss
is shown By the history Of the Asstie pstro e aa
wells, Those a. Baku. in Persia, which have been
since, estimated to be worth $4,000 year. and
these at RangOGn, in Burmah, worked from tim q
immemorisl, give 1T Ia said, 100000 hogsheads q
Considering. then; the gigantic extent of thfS
wonderful new field for business, the certainty Of
ties, advantages and reputation Of the gentlemen
concerned in tn 8 Com pany. and the DO tive and
point. it is bei"ved That no lnrsst%ent s st this
day OPEN to the public at once safe aud 80 lucra-
tive.
The following editorial opinions. among others.
Of the New York and liverpool Petroep@ nS Gons
pany:
PETRoLEUM.-Our readers will have noticed an
advertisement Of the New York and Liverpool Pc
trolepm Company in our columns. Dan'fS Dick
inson is the President, and he is associated with
gentlemen OF experience in the business. A care
full study of the prospectus will reveal the ad van.
tsges of the investment The discovery Of Petro-
large and increasing. that this Company may be
said to proceed upon permanent basis. Their
prospectus speaks frankly and fairly, and the mare
of Mr.. Dick inson, who has here we believe for
the first time associated his with any cor DO.
rate enterprise should satisfy the INQUIRER that II
is not mere speculation. All of the funds maid in
form the working capitsl Of the pany, and no
one connected with it is interested in selling the
at any profit. Stock holders are mutually infer
ested in all the profits of the Company Several ~
the Trustees are located in the oil region and
have acquired their wealth and experience in the
BURNERS, and have personal supervision over the
Company's affairs: and it is expected that large
quarterly dividends will be regularly paid from
the lst OF January.
From Harper's Weekly
PETRoIEUM-The New York and Liverpool Pc
troleum Company, whose advertise nent appears
elsewhere, oilers unrivalled guarantees of safety
and good MANAGEMENT in the fact that it is 40
not mere spectators in COZ porations Mr. An.
gisr of its trustees, belongs to the TitusvilIe
firm of Brewer, Watson & Co., whose wealth
counts by millions Mr.. Myers, another, is an eI-
tensve well proprietor and oil shipper; and others
their being" in oil. Such features show that A
company is real, and meant for permanence
subscriptio will be received by W. 8. HUN
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