Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12


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FrtEp, TEsrERD AZ .4rhe following GER
4 tificates of Incorporation were fled with
the Secretary of State Yesterday, ,,-.,.sr
or the Cleveland Malleabley IronS Com
pany, organized for, the purpose of manu-
, featuring malleablel iron. Capital stock
$4,000 in shares of $100, Principal Office
In Cleveland. Robert Hanna, Arson Spen-
Ger, Stiles C. Smith and Lucius NJ. Pitkin
are the icorporators. = ssyiIIA ss.zyIgEs = idsia
OF the Cincinnati German Building As
sociatioig, Ntinter orgapizsd tor the
purpose of raising funds to be loaned
among its members toAssist themin buifdl
ing homesteads, &C., Capital stock $780,
0Q0 in shares Of $40 each. Principal office
in CIncinnati. a. B, Rattermann, Frank
Eisk, Ferdinand Kaerman,i Jas. Kipp,S Ut.
Stevens, Henry Sticking, VIM. Schultz, John
Eilers, George Helming and Gerhard III.
Torner are the corporators.
OF the franklin Brick MachineA Compa-
ny, organized for the purpose of making
brick and manufacturing the Franklin
Brick Machine.A Capital stock $4,000, in
shares of 500 each. Principal office at
Clevelahd. Royal @. Villas, Frank Bailey,
james II. Renick, and Silas Bigelow are the
corporators, t.,sy.z, ,,. .,,,, b,lsz,,,s, tss,.t
| o OF the Brown Iron Company, organized
for the purpose of manufacturing iron.-
Capital stock s250, ,0oO,y IN shares of s10O
Principal Office at Mineral Ridge, Trdmbull
county. James Ward, John Morris, Thos.
Carter, Allen HallewelLa and Il Lewis G.
Lewis are the corporaters.H UEsFoS a ~
4 acOf the Volcano Furnace Company, or
ganized for the purpose of engaging in the
Manufacture of pig iron and mining ore,
coal and other minerals. "a Principal Office
in the city of Massillon. Capital stock
lls20O.0OO, with the. privilege Of Increasing
lit to $500 900, in shares of 500 each. James
Lee. Jacob Steyer, A. Wilhelm, Thomas b.
Williams and Jos.' K. Merwin are the COR
porators. . bosoh3- II f55-v1as D hiaE - Latr
/ oisB- The White Boysin Blue will wake
the echoes Tonight at the South Engine
House, with their cannon. :. = =
ssTHE COMING EcLfpsE. On Monday, the
I17tli. instant, there is,to occur, one of the
llmost imposing solar ,eclipsess that has ever
been presented to the celestial gazers of
earth. During this great eclipse, the sun
will be hidden for more than six. minutes,
which is nearly the .minimum possible in
terval. The astronomers are ON the quiuiui
with preparations for making the best use
of their time in settling mooted questions,
now existing, and in cleaning new facts
for the advancement of science. rsaJzr-I
1T isito be regretted that this great spec
tacle can only be Witnessed in situations
far removed from the centers .of. European
civilization, for the shadow path of the
moon passes over India, the Malay PENN
sula and the Oriental Islands, But this has
aot deterredy the sauaps from their search,
after knowledge India,i at all events, of
fers a vantage ground for the observers.
which ample preparations have been made
to occupy. Schedles have been discussed
expensive Instruments have been made,
and eyes and hands carefully trained to use
them and wen equipped expeditions have
been fitted nuts Learned societies have
i given their brains, and governments their
moneys, and all that farsignt and foresight
! can do, has been done to, make the eyeat a
4 fruitful one to science, for, it may be CEN
i turtles ere an eclipse of such magnitude will
occur again. sss' ~ s's15 ,,ss V 49, ~,
\ itE Hon. Jacob Reinhard, E. B. Eshel-
j man and G. Loewenstein speak at the South
Engine House toni9ht.o a's7i ,11 9a, Aii55 i
4 -GxLooT REcoRDs--There was avery tidy
I display of benzinists beforethe Mayor yes
terday, and their various, needs were at
tended to, as follows: -----
Charley Smith a Ehalf brotheriof John,
enjoyed the pleasures of plain drunk
Charley had q headache as big asa house
q and more woe7begone, looking chap we
never read about and have seldom seen
He didn't have Sc to pay for his fun; he
4 didn't care If he never had Sc; he didn't
care If he did go to the stone pile ;.would
= just leive's' go to the stone pile as not
He went over.
q David Cole, irregular sleepy Davy, filled
his skin full and saying '.now lay me.'
Y dropped quietly, down on the soft and
downy bricks, and snoozed it off at an aw-
n full rate until policeman presented hi;
card and requested David to accompany
him to pleasanter lodgings. He was salted
for So and costs, and in default Cole was
: piled up in the calaboose.,Fs
II John Grett was another galoot of exactly
|. the same dimensions as David above men.
: toned. For being drunk and sleeping OF
!, the sidewalks, he smasheth stone to the
Tamount Of s5 and costs. gor-lief 81 Lilo. 81 q
7
Samuel Davis, is gaioot of the third de
> sfgree. He is loater of the first degree ant
Fla benzfnist Of the second These added
makes himFa member in full fellowship
Sammy was fined $5 and costs. He smash
y eth. .Eszz4sa
Il eW Forward is the word! Democrat
e of the Fifth Ward, fall into line tonight
and march to glorious victory NF''it
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