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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-09-30

cOTpOrlteI OF cOntuucu. NoTpofbtOus uuuef
division may be organized for any term not exceed
ing twenty years the term 10 be stated In the GER
tifeate mentioned I'm the hrst section :,
The corporations formed under this act may sell
and dispose % any real estate they may acquire BY
purchase, gin, or devise. a. followsI whenever
any lot purchased or the OF the corporation or
any building ereted thereon shall become inelgi-
said building erected 10 be determined b. vote OF
two thirds u the shares Of the stock q said corpof
alton or the members OF said corporation at meet
o9 ia sSsp"rsi,SS specially sailed Sr that purposs
The proceedings Of which meeting shall be duly
tered In the records OF said corporation sAd lot or
building may be sold and the procceds thereof may
be vested In another lot, OF In the erection Of
when any real estate shall h.y. been devised or
given to such eorporAiiOn foI any specified es1s'o
thrcsoarths Of the stock held BY the stcckholders
or thrce-fourths Of the corporators, no shares Of
stoek have been created, Of any corporation oImcd
The member thereof at . meeting called for that
purposs Of which such stockholders or eorporators
OF members ne Aforesaid shall have % least ten
10 urrsnder their corporate powers and cease 10
act under the same, aid real and personal estate,
40 acquired ~ Aforesaid, shall be sold at public
auction, proper notice Of The tune and plscs ., "a
sns eouitably distributed among the stockholders
or oorporators Aforesaid disposcd Of for the pro
motion and advancement OF the objects for which
,,Iss That no corporation created BY this section
shal hold real estate more than ave yc~rs, except
80 much as shall be necesssry for The purposes
named In It's certificate. ......
MANUFACTURING, AeRIcrLruRAL, hfyrSo, AND hr-
cHANicAL coRFosArioSs-
ssc. 4 <.d % % rrtAsr sssefsd, That ~ any
time hereafter any thrce or more persons who may
desire ~ form q company for the purpose OF carry
Ing on any Kind OF manufacturing. agricultural,
mining mechanical business, insurance., mercantile,
transportation OF ketiug I'm the District Of Co
iumbia. may make, sign. and ackpovlcdEc, before
somc olheer competent 20 take the Acknowledge-
ment Of deeds and ale In the once Of the register of
deeds, Q certificate In writing. In which shall Be
stated the corporate name of the aid company and
The ohj,cts br which sAd COMPANY shail BE- formed,
the amount of the capital sicck % sAid company
the term % lis existroce, pot 70 excsed twenty
wears, the number % shares % which the sd stock
hall consist, the number OF trustees and their
nance who shall manage the concerns of said CON-
nanv for the nrst year and the name Of the place
Ia Md District In which the operations OF aid COM
pany are % be carried on.
when the csrtiaca,s shall have been aisd - s0rs-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-09-30
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-09-30

and corporate, In perpetuity, by the name stated
OF suing and being sued, and may have common
seal and may make and alter the same at pleasure,
and shall be capable In law OF purchasing, holding
and conveying any ts s OF pscn prSps, what t
and for the erection Of all necessary buildings and
yards and appurtenanees for the use q the same.
copy Iof any articles Of association hled IN pur.
register ef deeds SHALL In all courts and places, DO
prIma hcie evidence OF the Incorporation OF such
company and Of the hcts stated therein.
rector, named in The seventh section Of this oct
shall open books for subscription TO the capital
stock % the company at such times and In such
places .s majority o. zen may h direct niIty
In some daily paper published In said District and
In case greater amount OF stock be subscribed
than the whole capital stock required by such COM
stock 20 subscribed equally s possible among the
subscribers; but no share thereof shall be divided
In making such distribution, nor shall greater
number Of shares be allotted 70 any one subscriber
SIC. Ia. Lad Ss u Ey,Asr s.sefsd. That there
shall be an annual meeting Of the stockholders ut
the once Of the Company ior the election OF direct
shall be given by the directors chosen ~ provided
in The 6rst section Of this set Cor the nrst annual
and p snsI nss s n os
days previous thereto, In nswspspcr published In
The city Of Warrington. Three Judges OF election
shall 30 choeen by the board Of directors previous
to any annual meeting Of the stockholders, who
shall he stockholders bat not directors st the time
OF such election, whoss duty 10 shall DO 70 receive
the votes Of The stockholders ct such el elton for
dirsctor who shall openly count The votes and do
clare the result, and shall furnish the directors
elected at such meeting OF stcekholdsrs with
ticate OF their election which certificate shall be
evidence Of their authority 10 Get - such dlrectors
No les than seven, nor moro than thirteen direct
ors shall b chosen st such meeting Of stockholders
by ballot, and by Q maturity Of the votes OF Tia
stockholders being present, In person % by proxy
and every such stockho being % present Ct any
election Of directors shall Be entitled 10 give one
vote Cor every share Of stock which he may have
owned for ten days next rrcoeding such election
but no stakeholder shall vots Ut any such election
upon any stock except such - be shall have owned
FOR ten days. No person shall b director unless
he shall be stookholdsr and qualified 20 vote for
directors at the election at which be shall b chosen
ne directors shal bald their ofBees Or one rear,
and until Others are elected and qualified.
sac n. Laf % o. further snseist, That meetings
Of the stockholders may BE- called at any time dur
Ing the interval between The annual mssttngs, By
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-09-30

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New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
OUT DOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.

DEFEAT OF THE ATLANTICs AT FREMONT.
In payment for the defeat received from the
Aantcs on Thursday last In Brooklyn the Unions turned
the scale OF victory yesterday with tho old opponents
at fremont The indications in the morning OF stormy
afternoon led many to believe that the game wond be
Deferred nevertheless at the hour Of the trains depart
IRE full 200 had assembled at the depot, and, learning
that play would certainly be called, took passage The
grounds reached inspection OF them was AT once mace
and their unsatisfactory CONDITION eomen'ea dPun. h
fresh material yet soft little better than nls ana
without blade OF grass. The ball II rot absolutely n-
bedding itself in the SOIL bounded ana one feature
of ballpay did enter the contest at all once upon
the field, the preparations were quickly maze maze
and 345 the ball went the plate for Pearce; MI
ting Just little Bit" that player sent tho bail over
Browns way, but Brown didn't take care OF It, and
Pearce made his base Reynolds made very bad nun
of Munn's high hit to left fed and thus two hands that
should have been retired ted bases; start drove 9
put in long, low hit, bringing Pearce ana MUM
home and finally getting around himself nm & Hfre 1no n 1n
three order Austin, Brown, and Pabor went out PIKE
struck first on the Atlantic SIDE tipping sharp ioui
hand. From this out the Unions ncding improved ana
pearce and Mum hut hsay IN % ffs
Hgham in the second inning the Unions hit one after
ans runs nOiS had s Been low scoedPaOor Bass
Birdsall "knocking spots" out of the baii:
sides as was also the fonrth In the fifth the Unions
again hit freely and banking their opponents went IN
CO eeedsa %as sHS the play
tics and the last three innings were almost deprived OF
the SR toehf ~ yesedsy showed the
little practice has inspired and their fielding was 90 per
better than last Thursdays Their batting was the
marked that Zeteins pitching was never more heavily
punished since the Athletics peted down his heid IN 1865
The series of games between the Atlantic and Union, or
which yesterdays the second are not to IN h
game will be played The columns of figures in the sub,
Joined table indicate OUTS runs, first base on hs total
assisting:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
t Republican
AN OFFICER OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA
nInWNED

On Sunday the steamship America, from
Bremen to this port, arrived of Upper Quarantine and
having sgnaed for a doctor, was at once boarded by
Dr. Reed. The necessary inspection having been made
the doctor returned to his mab0at by the ladder sus
pended over the gangway The Quartermaster followed
to give some orders the men, and while standing on
the ladder the doctor had that instant Quilted the ropes
slipped and the ladder falling foot or more, preclp
itated the Oartermaster into the water and he sunk
Instantly The steamer remained In the neighborhOod
for time and her smallboats rowed around III hopes Oh
recovering the body, but the Quartermaster did not
come 10 the surface again. The accident happened 80
sudden that not until some minutes after was tine cap
tain and the greater number Of those board aware OF
what had happened. The Quartermaster was good
sailor and an efficient officer, and was much esoced py
the captain and crew of the vessel.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
THE BLOoMuNGDALE On. s. MURDER.

The Court of Oyer and Tcrminer for the
County OF Passa ~ j. held yesterday at Paterson,
Judge Bedle and Associate judges Sanford, Terhune,
and Daggers presiding The Courthouse was densely
crowded and the panel from which the jurors were to
be selected contained the nameof many Of the first bus
ness men of the city. few minor being disposed
Of amid the most profound silence the prisoner was
brought into Court in custody Of the sheriff.
Just as the DistrctAtorney Mr ii. a. Williams) was
about to proceedings Mr. Woodruff OF counsel
for defendant objected TO the being tried at this
time as copy OF the Indictment had been served on
directed by law, In which ne was sils-
tanned by Judge Bedle, who said "that the omission
would make delay and that the Court could not
look after these matters but that with consent could be
amended Yet that the whole, as the Court was uI-
willing to proceed with the AS 1t stood, an adjourn
ment would be ordered till Thursday, at 10 a. M Wit
nesses for the prosecution and defense were then ds-
charged their own recOgnizances to appear on Ihr
day. A.. nj, o.oo ho,,
ing been put under rule OF bail for beating MS we ana
as he NxOn had been nstrume nal in serving warrant
ON him connection with this bond. he (deceased nad
held grudge against him ever after and that on tne
day of the murder he, ssco, ana others nu , e' & m
ceased grew noisy and quarrelsome over some money
alleged To have been due him by Squire Garner and be-
cause the Squire would not theh pay MN ne 1hu h i
Nixon he advised him Ia Keep quiet cohsiueIps INC
bond he then under and not to incur any addltoai
risk. They arranged 10 go home irst haVlg op-
tanned bottle Of bourbon to drink by the way Nixon
says they had not proceeded far when the quarieuB
began again. Deceased struck NAo, anu Snoibn ~ ~. III
10 his knees and that Nixon kicked Sisco In the
face They afterward tumbed over together but Nixon
finally left ssco sitting the road crslng ana swear
ing That was ALL Nixon alleges, he knew OF the mur-
d.r until arrested but he that the blows he
gave Cisco never could have killed him. Inc testimony
given the Coroners inquest showed that q severe
STRUGGLE had taken place, and pools OF blood were Iouh
I'm different parts road. where the bruised and
battered body OF Cisco lay.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
DIED.

DAVIES On yo,say 2sh inst May Earle daughter o John ~
Prsu. Of n. s1 are n,e to attend funeral services Veins
DAY snsraoon at Z O'Clock, at No. wes, 1bir'ysiriht
DOE SATURDAY April 70 William Doe in ic tse "a Gy ysi % 10
9 Acaca Los No 5 nyite 70 attend The ip,s e M s'
TaIlmsdse'.j tbs (TuesisyJ afternoon ., Ocloct
DELMoMCo-Apnl2 o. kdee Louise Barre, wife Of Constant
The relative, sad friend. Of hs family Of Mr. Lone Del
Cathedral Tuesday 10Th nst 10 siihout further no'
H0RToSOn SUNDAY April 2 Of consumption, Fanny NJ wife Of ]"
The relative. and trend. the family are ne to Se's h asf a.
inteHncnL
MYERs-At RAILWAY MI Apra "a, Ofspopery, Major p A. MJer~
T s g he 3. I:%y % sfs Il pge5 % g .SSf %s % is s,.i
81 George R4hwsy at O'Clock pm Ia sa'e '" ' Court
RREyBson Monday April 25 Byangene daughter Of jobs
AMI Harriet Reeves aged s years moath 25 day.
iIe I M . and NJ are respectfully ns
wedneay April r. " the residence Of her parents No. '' Bes'
LOCKwOoD-on Sunday April "a ov, wife Of Pret LoeISooi "a
ReSe and friends q he family requested s,ent The 'ssr,i
from the resdesce Of Der son NJ Locssoo Genvr j.
Tscsd Ssais' Of snJc s s from Sa' foot 81 Of b 8, 55 n
mains will be taken to Sorsalk, Conn., for nierraea.
M, NJ Ie H. rFiisP a5s l.oe f wife b Rer @
The funeral will take place the residence 1Ue APni % 81
sTERRrrT-A Philadelphia Pa, Mn. E,aoc,h ster', =. tn.
residence Of her daughter the 18th year Of her age native oi '''av
Rsys trend, Of the t I.p,s.s, invited - to .sa ..
Brooklyn on Tuesday, April %, at lOl m.
TURTON Sands Point L. T. Sunday last eur
Sands wife OF Mr John Turion. - ~
Pune AZ II ocoe A. n 90 TUESDAY toe Reformed Curh @
foraye Brooklyn T. D. Friends snd aci.antancs o. he ir
invited o attend without farther nodoe.
WHITEHEAD St Augustine Forda Faster sunisT, Aprl IT,
William Whitehead eldest William A. hbeheA u Nesa
Nj
funeral services will be held in Trinity Church Newark On Wes
day April a. at , O'Clock ,.
WTNEY-On Sunday morning April y. Charlie A. So II He1U
Amelia ID whitney. wears months and p ftrs
The relatives lnd friends Of tue family n' a. atea4 e mora
Nsrks Church, Adelphist lsiv@n NuourltF ftf Hr
Kabsve Brookn, rnesay, nth INST y occk Tie Ieah
will be taken WoO.awH for nerent BY tie y s0c ira a
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
NETWORK.
NEW-1UKK.
DELEGATES TO REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

DELEGATES TO REPUBLICAN bTATE CONVENIIUN'
Monroe County First District. Joseph A.
Stull, Thomas L.Hulburt, A. $. Clark.
Second Dsfrick-J G. Chumasero c. c. Dawson j. Van
yoorhs, George Ranes, Ii. H. Woodward.
Third Dstrct-Daniel Holmes, L. ID. Hillman, ID. ID. s.
Brown. -
Onondaga County-Frst DiStrict-GeOrge N.
Kennedy James NJ Munro, Andrew ID. White, and Thos.
q. Avord. -
Wech, George G.. Byrne. Alternates-Ezra Waterbury,
Peter +. Mesick, and Cornelius Essestyn
Saratoqd-First DiStrict-T. q. YOunglove, Isaac G.
Ormsby, Joseph Il. Enos Second District-AleInbert
Pond Chas. s. Lester, u. +. Allen.
Wyoming-Thomas Cortel, Byron Heay, Leverett
Spring Warren Trail. go ~ ~, .,,
Seneca-S. q. Hadley, Charles III. Weed, Alexander
Gichrist - ~,
Orange County-FirsrD William Fullerton with
authority to cast the four votes OF the District.
Clinton Count-GeOrge Henry Beckwith, ID. F. Dobie,
O. X. Wood, N Lopham
Oneida Co-FirSt DiStrict-D NJ. Prescott. Calvin A.
Budlong, 8. BarrOws.
Second Distriet--John f. Elliott, Ralph Mcintosh. r. B.
bingham.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
A Startling Innoyation.-This 1

Startling InnOyation-Ths is Of astonishing i'm
nothing that affects culinary convenience well
has there snh and uuiyc-
sal need Of radical change the Of brong meats The
which the utens the American Broer
has met with the warrant the cont
yrton that genius has at length completely supplied this long
t receSx Although and owned East division Of ter
ror intstes delay ed N introduction In this quarter but these
announced for sale here sni with
which evidently mean business they ine dealers
or IL and the public large st at the risk OF the sellers
Ia array of claims forth advertising columns to-day are eer
tanIy vou ouar character and ought 20 insure ITS
trial family for As represented nyauabei not pn
ehaSers will not be 0u Its 'ntlng cost.
The the advertising columns o Ihe
Ma. II ork Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
EXTENSIVE THEFT BY A SERVANT.

Detective Clapp of the Police Central
Department, yesterday arrested a servant named
Caroline Schultz, charge Of having, on the 10Th
inst 1920 in Treasury notes. and $500 worth OF
jewelry, belonging TO her employer DIR. Charles Nor
genthaer of No 240 East Fifty thirdst The yauabes
taken from bureau drawer in room in the second
story and it was that the had key that
would tit the drawer. She acted in q very suspicious
when questioned relative to the property She
was locked up at Police Headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

LATEST OCEEDINGS-HURRYINGU UP-ADJ0URN-
MENT PROBABLE TO-MORROW-THE GOV
ERNOR DELIBERATING-CHAMPLA CANAL
ARCADE AND PNEUMATIC RAILROADS.
ALBANY, April 2j.-Both Houses have been i'll
rapidly dispatching that nearly everything Of inter
est will be finished by tomorrow night Gov. Hoffman
has changed his views about signing bills, at present
1t is stated that he signed only one or two today and
will not sign more until after the session closes. Tho
railroad who expected decision to-day or tomor-
row meet disappointment in that respect 1t surmise6
that the State Conventions Of this week furnish reasons
for this change in the Governors intentions, since he
said to our informant what was printed yesterday.
The reconsideration Of the Champlain Canal Enlarge
ment bill in the Senate this afternoon led to compro
mise whereby the appropriation Is reduced TO less than
half Million OF less than 0ne-slAtb the original pro
The bill for supplying DEFICIENCIES in the Appropriation
bill for supporting the state Government occupied lnucn
time the Senate this afternoon and evening" IL was
amended in several points. The appropriation Tor the
being intended 10 money borrowed III Newly orK Tor
carrying the work and leave round million for TINS
session In this and all other amendments tie Assembly
will probably concur.
Senator Hardenburghs bill for protecting the Canal
interests against combinations among owners OF eeNa
and warehouses at Buffalo, has passed the Senate
law. There is strong feeling prevalent to sustain the
Canal against sch evils have troubled 1t In this way
Hostilties between the Arcade Railway and the Pneu-
matte Tunnel help to keep things Lively about the Cap
toll Each project denounced by its opponents as Wis
iOnaTy while arraying engineering and editorial opinions
in manifold pamphlets and pacards favorable 10 its own
side OF the question The Pneumatic met with another
repuSe the today while the Arcade yet hangs
in the Assembly after having passed the Senate. Things
ripe for running IL through the Assembly 10
night when efforts made to bring up the bill
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
THE EXCISE LAW.

OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL-T sun
DAY LAW NOT REPEALED.
ALBANY, n. Y, April 2j.-AttOrney-G General
Champn has given an elaborate opinion the Excise law
lust passed by the Legislature He says the only
ta and important change is in yesng the authority to
grant licenses in town. village and city Boards, instead
OF County Commissioners, heretofore He shows that
there conflict between the acts OF 1857 and 1870 and
concludes declaring that the Sunday sections in full
force and that the only restrictions upon unlicensed per
to sell in quantities OF five gallons or more Is that IT
shall not be sold 20 be drank upon the premises.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
KENTUCKY.

TIE SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
LOUISVILLE, April 25.-A special dispatch to
The CouierJournat indicates the election of Gen. j. II.
Lewis Democrat to Congress from the lid Congress
sonal District by considerable majority Tho negroes
voted in Bowling Green. The negro vote. with
ception, cast for Lowry, the Republican candidate.
No disturbance occurred j. s. Goaday spoke at Bowl
ing to-day, and announced himself member OF
Congress at the present time. He had large pistol In
his waist and ndulged in abuse OF the newspaper men,
He will probably contest the seat OF the member elect to
Congress.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

Capt. William Hexamer, of the famous Hex
amers Battery, died at his late residence in Hoboken
yesterday of Inflammation Of the throat At the break
ing OF the Rebellion, Capt Hexamer raised Battery
A OF the LIST New-Jersey Artillery, and which was
mustered into service August H. 1861 The battery upon
reaching Fairfax Seminary attached 10 kearney's
Brigade and the first engagement was at West Point,
May T. 1852 and afterward engaged In nearly every
important battle the Peninsula Capt HeXamer was
born at Coblonz, Prussia, April u, 1925. In 1S9 he
joined the revolutionary movement In Baden, where he
served as Adiutant under Gen. Franz Siege, and In
consequence became an exile from his native country.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
ASSEMBLY.


In relation to opening streets in Brookiyh 10 10
establish stock Exchange YORK TO rIde rsHha for
49,, oaT,rletnn ~ the Bedfuvdaye. Improvement III
Brooky extending the time fGT ShS Slsan%d ".ndng
the American Trust Company III NV N ,oiS ,,",v
the charter of the United states InNrance company
BILLS PASSED. UNLESS orhkk" IL IL 20 pnnonv M
Incorporating the safe Deposit ana a. prdIle a,m
Auburn. incorporating the Staten Islslh bluso ~
pany with an amendment suggested by W. e. mI
10 the Northern terminus making pr0VIN,.S n he
ING ont orphaus by trustees OF Asyums cr'h'I3 n ~,
action of the authorities OF Newiork Ia tV hi"'oi VI
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

Ladies Desire whnt Admire And this little thing
Beauty beautiful AsrnsParent complexion and
What will produce tesei HAeASs MAGNOLIA
BALM will lady Of thirty appear but twenty and LroNs
K.ruARos keep every In place. and make hse the
Apr grs prevents hair from turning eraicaies Danduh
and the Dressing the wo and al only half ordinary cost
lfyou hd Of saowne Pmp Rugsrks hoApatehes
&c don't forget the MlssoLn BAIx ladies'
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
THE INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE.

COWES, Isle OF Wight, April 20.-Ihe yachtS
Sappho and Cambria constantly under SAIL and are
subjected the severest tests under every circumstance
OF wind and weather. preparatory to the first OF the
series of three TO take place in the British Channel
Mr. Douglass and Mr. Ashbury have agreed To leave the
entire management of thcaces TO unnpeachabe yacht
ing authorities, whose decisions will be conclusive AS
far as at present arranged the basis requires from six
eight knot breeze for start and the course at that
time TO be 60 miles to windward from some point in mid
channel off the east end OF the Isle OF Wight.