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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
A Mnssac b useIts Hanging.

EXECUTION OF dEo..w. PEMDERTos AT BOSTON. :
BosToN, Dot. 8.
George W. Pemberton was hanged, this morn
ing, in the Charles street jail yard for the muir
der Of Mrs. Margaret E. Bingham, in East Bos-
ton, on the 22nd of March last
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
The Presidency movemen,..

President Grant and party arrived at Pueblo,
Colorado, on Wednesday. aud were escorted by
the Mayor and Councilman to various places of
interest. On returning to the hotel the Presl-
dent held reception, which was numerously at
tended. He was suffering from cold and made
no speech. The Presidential party will visit
Central City, Black Hawk and Georgetown to-
day, and will leave for Washington ON Sunday
niuht
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
r,,e CIearr,eId mioer rria,,.

The jury in the case of Siney and Parks. at
Cleariield, has acquitted Siney and convicted
Parks OF riot and conspiracy. Judge Orvis has
sentenced Parks to undergo one years impriaon-
meut in the Western Penitentiary at hard labor,
and to pay a fine OF one dollar, with costs of
prosecution, amounting to about 5000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINsroN. Oct. 8.
Probabilities-Fo Middle States north west
winds, rising barometer cooler, clear and partly
cloudy weather and frosts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
Nsw Acknowledgements, ro-d.y.

Rubber Clothing-Geo. W. stone.
Waits Breylty
Reynolds Brevity.
Aver Paint-ieo. W. Stone.
Rubber Coats-Geo. w. Stone
Bowmans Brevity.
Statement st faul's Fire Ins. Co. NJ. M. Child.
A Pearl of great price.
Cheap Blankets-E Lark n.
Pocket Book Found.
Adair's Brevltv.
Fennessey's Brevlty.
BuXbaum's Breviiy.
Gouerts Brevty.
Wcbb's Brevity.
Fullmer's Brevlty,
Duhel's Brevity.
Settlement The Nat. Bauk of VII. Bra dywine
Opera House-Jnvanile Opera Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

The MAsoNs.-The annual meeting Of the
Grand Lodge, A. F. A. NJ, of Delaware, which
had been in session in this city for two days,
concluded its labors, last evening and adjourned.
The following officers were elected: NJ. w. g..
NJ, DR.. G. W. Chaytor, Wilmington R. W. D.
G. NJ, DIR. G.. Troupe Maxwell, New Castle r.
W. Sr. G. W., B. T.. Shakespeare, Dover R. W.
Jr. G. W., j. W. Flick, Smyrna; R. W. G. Treas,
Geo. f. Young, Wilmington r. W. G. Sec., ".
s. Hayes, Wilmington. The next session will be
held in this city on the first Wednesday in Octo-
ber next.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

REVIVAL AT MADELEy.-The revival meetings
at Madeley continue with considerable interest
and some success. The pastor will preach, this
evening. All are invited. Rev. NJ Upnlieli
preached very good sermon, last egp.ng.
Two of the Sunday school girls wero cony eried
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

PERsoNAL.-Rev. Geo. H. Smytb formerly
pastor Of West church, in this city, is at the
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, going South on
his bridal tour.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

of him." Each says they cannot be brought to-
gether, and the only alternative left is to retain
Mr.. Hyde or for come one of the Democrats to
join the Republicans and elect Major Candy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
Commercial Reports.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct s.
Good flour in demand, other grades dull
Prime family, Sc 5O@57 ; high grades, S. 1875
DS8 rs, Wheat firm :new rod, S1.22l9@S1. ~;
yellow, 72@T3c. Oats steady. Whisky, s1;1s.
QCoXArIoNp AT rHE BIAsDYwINE MILLS yoB FLOUR
AND eRAIN--ooBREorED DAILY.
Family Flour r...............SS $1,000 LOO
Extra Flour observation-disclosures. 6.75T $50
spperfne FIoUr Ur...-.,...-....... 4,76F 5.75
Wheat. ........ 1886
Corn, .................. 75c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

RETURNED HoME.-George Fisher. Abel Gookin
| and Thomas Guthrie, members of the Willard
Cressee Combination who were injured at Mid
dletown by falls on Wednesday, returned to their
homes in this city, this morning. They are still
very sore from their bruises and sprains but are
| not dangerously hurt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

LHNTERPRISE COAL.-IN ORDER TO
IL better accoinmodste my increasing trade, l
have again opened coal yard. at West and Water
streets, which | intend to conduct III connection
with my yard at the wharf Of ]. Morton Poole *
Co and atn now stc cking both yards with all the
different sizes of Enterprise coal, which has given
such universal satisfaction wherever used, after d
trial, all people want to know is where to get 1t
and they will buy no other.
Onices West and Wa'er streets, and Orange aud
Water. -. -.
apr17-1yof JOSEPH FOuT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
FIFTH EDITION.
Foundry Burned.

DESTRUCTION OF EXTENSION WORKS AT ASHLAND,
PA.
PorTsvuLE, Pa, Oct. s.
]. q NJ. Gamers foundry at Ashland Was
burned, last night The loss is $4,000 which
is partially insured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

Sxty-seven aye and nay votes were taken in
Council, last night, on dilatory motions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
THIRD EDITION.
A BavarIan Crisis.

KING LOUIS STANDS BY HIS observation-disclosures
PARLIAMENTARY DISSOLUTION.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

DROGRAMMES FOR CONCERTS AND
sunday School entertainments quickly printed
with clear type on tinted paper, at the CohxKRoIAL
ONCE at prices slightly above cost
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08
alew advertisements.

l. MOKIN GOALS. THEY ARE THE BEsTIN
THE MARK ET.
GEO. W. BUSH Il SON, French st. wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

A Vienna despatch says the King of Bavaria
has refused to accept the resignation of his
ministers, and dissolution of the Chambers is
abal,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

HEQUE BOOKS ON CHEMICAL
\ psper, almost as neat as engraving, printed at
L eSrusglnIAL ofr1Ge rhs1,i.~ fhdn elseisIefa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

WE IL HAVE A, ,s,l SOME ON .,i ELEGANT LIZ Gan r. NEW M
nxed prices exceedingly low for ne class Of work
the CnnNsRUIAL ONCE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

A FORMAL INVITATION EXTENDED MOODY AND BANK
EY-UsIoN PRAYER MEETING TO BE OPENED OCT
ODER IL,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-08

probable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-06

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, in his recent address
at the 25th anniversary of the town of Weymouth,
Mass, says Of bis own grandmother, the wife of
John Adams 1t is a tradition of the daughter
of Parson Smith that with her own hrnds she
scrubbed the floor of her bedroom the afternoon
before her eldest son, John Quincy Adams, was
born. There was no nonsense at least about that
people every one had work to do, and no one,
gentle or simple, vas above his work"
Hrs ONLY REGRT.-Billy Patterson didd in
Georgia last week, and his only regret, as he
looked on the sun for the last time in the heavens
YVES that he had never been able to form the
acquaintance of the man wha ftruck him that
time.
The defeat of CHANDLER in Michigan moves the
Cincinnati Commercial TO a r%ythmical summary Of
his virtues, viz that he q was the loudest and strong
est, the stiffest and the strongest, the gayest and most
festive, the most rampant and most FESTIVE, Of the
whole crowd" g r = aa
WHAT He CALLS HM.-When a man is engaged
to the aunt ola little boy in Washington the little
boy calls that man my brevet uucle."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-06

THE OLD LAW OF FIJI-The PUH Mall Gazette
says: Considerable uneasiness may arise in some
quarters owing to an incident attending the ces-
sion of Fiji by King Cakoubau to Sir Hercules
Robinson, as representative of the Queen, on the
10th of October. Before the legal formalities
were proceeded with the King presented to Sir
Hercules Robinson, as a gift to the Queen of Eng
land, a large club. This formidable weapon, it is
stated, has dealt the death blow to some hundreds
of Fijians. 1t bears some very handsome silver
At the top is a massive crown, and
the shaft is twined around with doves and fern
leaves in silver. The club was designed to serve
as a mace for the Fijian Parliament. but the King
desired that it might be conveyed to her Majesty
with the statement that its rule was at one time
the only known law in Fiji. Sir Hercules Robin
son said he should have great pleasure in convey
ing the club tC her Majesty, and IFS arrival,, there
fore, may be expected at any moment. That
the club will cause a temporary panic is only
natural, but it must be remembered that, welded
by constitutional hands, it may prove a great
blessing. The want Of some such weapon as an
emblem OF authority and to promote order, now
that the policeman's staff has ceased to be what it
once was, is very generally felt"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-06

%DoS'r KISS THE BABY."-This ADMIRATION comes
\from the Scientific American. The danger it finds
In the kissing Of babies is, that diptheria may be
given to them by an adult who has the disease in
such a mild form that he(or more probably she)
treats il only as a cold. The American admits that
ait would be absurd to charge the spread of dip
iberia entirely TO the practice Of ehild-kissing,"
but says il is hard to conceive of any mode of
propagation more directly suited to the spread of
the infection. 1t is so natural for good men and
good women to kiss bright little children, and it is
a sign of good will and affection so readily under
stood by the babies, that they might, after all, suffer
more from living without either kisses or ~diptheria
than from dying with both
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-06

Wendell Philips has written a letter to Secretary
Belknap, thanking him for the course taken in Louis
iona, and declaring that Sheridan's judgment is en-
tirely correct, and that the North will rally around
Grant in such circumstances. He adds, 81 wish to
exprss to him my gratitude as q citizen for the de-
cision and sagacity in dealing with the White League.
One firm, decisive hour will scatter the whole con-
spiracy. LEFT to itself it will keep the South in
turmoil and land her in bankruptcy, if not in rebel
lion"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-06

The NEW MINISTER FROM SnHoS-The new min.
lister plemipotentiaTy 10 the national capital from
Niphan. :" Mr. Yoshida. Is getting installed in the
Reeside house. at the corner of NJ and Twenty
fourth streets, Washington. Educated at Rutgers
college. and for many years a resident in old and
New England. he speaks English fuenlly, and will
not. consequently, be humbugged as his predeces-
sorz. Mori and Yano. have been. His wife IS about
three and twenty years of age, slender. almond
eyed and graceful, with = wealth OF hair, very
black and coarse. She brought 3 wardrobe made
by an English m0diSfe at Yeddo. with rolls OF bro
eades, silks and grapes. which have excited much
admiration amoag those who have seen them.
There are 70 be made up as wanted, q Ia Haeds, and
a suit Of cafe dH-l1it heavy silk Is now being made
up here. with black velvet trimming. 10 be worn at
the presidents New Years reception. with q black
velvet bonnet. the plume Of which will match the
color OF the silk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-06

Our &" neighboring" islands Of New Zealand are
making rapid and substantial progress in railways
and many other ways Over one thousand miles
of rail are under authorization By that Coloaisl
" Government of Great Britain in the Southern
Hemisphere, and appropriations of G5.575, 400
have been made. The roads are being constructed
with great r~spidity. stimulated as the contractors
are by good pay, and large compensation for early
completion. The contractors of the Auckland
and Onehnnga road are offered Eve hundred pounds
per month bonus for every month between
the time at which it Is actually completed and the
date fixed by the contract for completion. New
Zealand is making equal progress in extending
her telegraphs, l,241 miles of poles bearing 2,523
miles of wire. being already up
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-06

HARDWARE.

Charcoal Irons, , nay Cutters Eess "A, a.
Hunts Axe Hatchets, wicktng,
215 Kegs Cut Nails. Aastd. STges-Na Sswea
Centrifugal Lining, far..1
Bars Refined American Iron, assorted siEesy
Swedish Iron, Norway Shapes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-03-06
MANILA CIGARS

MANILA CIGARS
A SMALL LOT OF THOSE
IN quality CIGARS, just received. These Cigars, are hk
those we had about one year since, and pronounced to be tn
best article offered in this market during the last tWent
years, Specially put up for us-2oo cigars in a box:
ja3l For Sale by BOLLEs 4 co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-23

THE STRIKE.-There is very little
news to report in regard to the strike,
and we suppose there will not be until
the general meeting of nail feeders to be
held Saturday afternoon
A dispatch was received Yesterday ad-
dressed to the Top Mill feeders, from the
Green Castle, Indiana, feeders, asking for
information IN regard to the strike, the
news of which having been photographed
all over the country.
The Belmont feeders held meeting
yesterday afternoon, on the bank in front
of the mill, and the result was about
thirty more feeders going out on the
strike, making about fifty in all. The
Riverside feeders are all out, but the La
Belle boys stick to their machines.
We understand that number of the
feeders of the Ohio City Nail Mill al
Martins Ferry, left their machines yes
terday afternoon, and it is reported that
the balance will go out this evening or
tomorrow morning.
The helpers are still out, and the
boilers seem AS determined i, ever not 10
Weld to their demands.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-23
SEIGIIBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAlRE.
THE Heatherington brass band dis
coursed some very sweet music on our
streets last night. 1t is one of the best
bands in the country
OUR friend A. Kloutz of this city
made very fine watch trade last night.
1t is supposed that the watch he received
in exchange for his, was one that George
Washington carried when boy. klotz
will never part with it, in the world.
ALECTURE by Uncle Gus on "Nubbins
will be given tonight in School Hall.
What "Nubbins' means, Your reporter is
unable to tell. but from its numerous teS-
timonials of some of the leading men of
Marietta, we have no doubt that it will
be well for all who can enjoy something
spicy, to be there.
We saw Officer Drugan and an assis-
tant officer taking fellow to the lookup,
Yesterday evening, who looked as if he
had taken enough benzine to last him
till the Fourth of July.
ACCIDENTAL bout II o'clock yester-
cay morning DR.. Fisher and Br. Jun
kins were driving up Cemetery Hill, and
when about one third of the way up the
horse commenced backing and upset the
buggy over quite Il steep bank, spillnS
them both out. Dr. Fisher escaped with
few slight bruises, and the bottom of
his "trouser legs looking as though they
had gone through the late rebellion and
thus far through the Beecher-Tilton
case. Dr. Junkins wreStled with
the horse and buggy all the way down
the hill. First the horse and buggy was
on top, and then Junkins, so that tor
while it was doubt which would come
out best. but Mt last they called 1t
draw game, and now the Doctor has a
new use for his cane and came down the
hill singing, "The wonderful one horse
shay"
FIVE funerals took place in Bellaire
Yesterday. Four of the parties died OF
pneumonia and one of whoopins cough.
"BELLAIRE is getting ambitious and
wants to put OH city airs. They have the
water works, gas works, they have a rail
road running over their town and one
running through it; they have wharf,
or had before the high water; somebody
is about to build market house down
there, and now they talk of street rail.
way. Verify, Bellairc is aspiring
Ohio Valley Nc,cs.
We can afford toput on airs. We have
the energy and enterprise in Bellaire and
will have street cars running on our
streets within five months.
A LITE child of Mr.. Gallaher's on
South Belmont street, died OF pneumonia,
yesterday afternoon about o'clock and
| will be buried tomorrow forenoon.
The weather was quite fine Yesterday,
but still continues very cold Tor this time
Of year.
WE make 1t point to send our news
items promptly every day and we feel
disappointed that they did not appear
yesterday morning.
LARGE quantities of eggs are daily
brought to Bellaire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-23
RIVER NEWS.

The marks ut the landing last evening
showed 10 feet in the channel and risi2 9
slowly.
The Mallie Ragon departed for Pitts,
burgh at o'clock yesterday morning.
The Courier left for Parkersburg at the
usual hour.
The Salt Valley, from Pittsburgh fol
Ironton, was due last night.
The Express is the Parkersburg boat
this morning at 10! o'clock.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati this
afternoon.
Business about the landing is moderate.
Pilots complain that occasionally there
are no lights out at night on the Parkers-
burg bridge.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April 22.-Rivcr ! feet
inches and falling; weather cloudy and
cool.
MEMPHIS, April 22-Rivcr has fallen
% inches; weather. clear and cool. Arriv-
ed-Puckcr, Cincinnati. Departed-Pcy-
tona ana barges, Evansville; Grand
Lake, Future City and barges and Chas.
Morgan, New Orleans; City Of Helena,
Vicksburg; Chester, st, Louis; Baum,
Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, April ~ Weather
clear; mercury $50 to So. The river
has risen $40 ola foot, with Is $40 feet
on the gauge Down-Dick Johnson,
Bowling, Frccr MinneoIa, Morning
Star. Raven and Bargcs Up-GMsgow,
Arkansas Belle, George Roberts. Bust
ness light.
CIHcINNATI, April 22,-River nineteen
feet three inches. Arrivcd-Andes,
Wheeling; Arlington, Memphis. De
parted-Cons Miller, Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, April 22.--Rlger on a
stand, with feet in the canal and : feet
in Indian chute. Arrived-II. ]. Turn
or. G. b. Church and Thomas Sherlock,
Cincinnati; Robt. Mitchell, New Orleans.
Departed-Church and Sherlock, New
Orleans; Mitchell, Cincinnati; Turner,
Henderson. Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, April 22.-Arrivcd-Rob
Row, Keokuk; Mitchell Reeds landing
Brown. Cairo; Belle Memphis, Memphis
Laura Davis, Nashville; Colossal, Dav-
export. Departcd-Howard and Allan
tic, New Orleans; Julia, Nicksburg; Gin
ton. st. Paul; Rob Roy, Kcokuk. River
stationary. Clear and cool.
CARLO. April % -Arriyed-St. Gene
We've. Vicksburg; Grand Tower, st.
Louis. Dcpartcd-St. Genevievc, st.
Louis: Grand Tower, Memphis. River
26 feet 3 inches and falling. Weather,
clear; mercury, 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-23

PERsoNAL.-Sam Hersey, has our
thanks for Boston papers, containing full
accounts Of the Centennial Celebration
ut Lexington and Concord.
The news of the death of Mrs. Bessie
Hughes, wife of Thomas Hughes, Esq.
which occurred in Baltimore yesterday
while not entirely unexpected, will cause
surprise and sorrow among her many
friends in Wheeling.
Skating on wheels is the fashionable
dissipation in the eX-Permanent Seat, at
the present time, and few days ago
Mr.. j. w. Gentry, Public Printer fell
and broke his arm, while indulging in
the exercise.
The telegraph this morning announces
the suicide Of Chas. B. Nash, proprietor
of summer resort, near Hudson, n. Y.
We don't wonder; this kind of weather
is enough to make anybody commit
fslo de Sc, let alone proprietor of sum-
mer resort
Our young legal friend, Mr.. George R
Thompson, made his maiden speech in
the Circuit Court yesterday, and his eli
fort is highly spoken of by the older
members of the bar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-23

A YOUTHFUL STRIKER CAUSES TRoU-
BILE yesterday a lad namrd Swinberger,
who is one OF the striking nail feeders,
went into the Belmont mill and was try
ing 20 coax youthful companion to go
out" with the strikers. Jacob Altmyer,
Esq, Manager of the Belmont, observed
Swineberger, and immediately proceeded
to husslet the youthful striker out Of the
mill, as fast as possible, The
boy then got on his dignity and went
before Squire Bellville and swore out a
warrant against Mr.. Altmyer, charging
him with assault. The case was set for Il
hearing before that Justice last night, but
Mr.. Altmyer waived an examination, and
gave bond in the sum of 500 for his ap-
pearance before the County Court.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-23

FRUIT-Telegrams from all parts of
West Virginia, Southern and Eastern
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania say
that the present cold weather has well
nigh destroyed all prospect of good
fruit crop in these sections. The de-
vastation in this respect has taken
quite a wild range. 1t makes but little
difference in these days of steam
railroads and express companies
whether the fruit is destroyed in one
or two or dozen localities; uules, those
places should happen to be very great
fruit growing centres. BY means Of the
telegraph and railroad transportation,
any community loosing its fruit can be
very readily supplied from other points.
The greatest Inconvenience arising from
a loss of the fruit crep falls npon those
who make sales of the same a business.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-23

MONEY ORDERs.-It is not perhaps
known to most people that there has
been a change in the money-order rates,
which is to take effect on the lst Of July.
1t is claimed that by the present low
rates the money-order department has
lost large sums of money annu-
ally. Five cents only has been
charged for sums less than $40, which
Includes about seven-cightS Of the orders
ssued By this rate the department, it
is calculated, has been conducted at an
annual loss of 100000. The new law
fixes the rate at ten cents for any sum up
to SIS, fifteen cents for sums from $l5 TO
$50, twenty cents for sums from $50 to
$40, and twenty-five cents for sums above
| $40 and not exceeding $50. 1t
is expected that these rates will increase
the revenue from this source to the same
extent that it has heretofore decreased.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-23

CARLO, April % -Arriyed-St. Gene
We've. Vicksburg; Grand Tower st.
Louis. Dcpartcd-St. Genevieve, St
Louis: Grand Tower Memphis. River
26 feet 3 inches and falling. Weather,
clear; mercury, 5lo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-23
CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION

CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION
The secretary of State has granted celti-
fcates of incorporation as follows:
West Virginia Division of the Peoples
Freight Railway Company. Principa,
Office at Bethany; for the purpose of con-
structing and operating railroad from
some point on the Ohio river be-
tween the valley of Short creek
and the valley Of Buffalo to some
point in the valley of Buffalo, on
the State line between West Virginia
and Pennsylvania Incorporators, A.
NJ. Buchanan, Alex. Campbell, G.
Shriver, w. X. Pendleton, w. P. Camp
bell Robert Hosie, C., L. Loos, j. w.
Hough, j. +. Curtis, Albert Rodgers.
Capital stock, $4,000; with privilege to
increase to 100000.
Enterprise Iron and Coal Company,
for the purpose of mining coal and other
minerals manufacturing pig metal and
other kindred objects. incorporates.
William Vaughn, James Trip, Jessie
W. Laird Jonathan r. Booth, Adam L.
Long, George Pugh, Christian Bertrack.
Principal office Jackson c. H., Ohio
Capital stock subscribed, $l4, 200; capital
stock paid in. 1900 with the privilege
of increasing to $4,000. Corporation to
expire 1895.