Daily Republican., 1882-11-14
|s1c1NFSS IMPROVEMENTS.
- BE1HG DONE IN THE = !
wat oTIMPROVE M = n = 5
WAI " rMAHKET sT.l BRIDGE.

~AY OF OFInu..~IRRIRRE d
'oUrH OF MAnKEI SE'' N
u,,+bsr, manufacturer OF car
Mr.. WnIIISe' .ontS Of Market street bridge.
ages, ,Sassd SO his factory, on the g., wess !. y
wing tss ioa Causeway to Messrs. Lait W, q
DO Of spo nropose H to engage in the can
oil, VINO pss psS has leased the old Du.
,Hs DS building on the east S'Ge @ st %sn' care sTe
G9I 59as at which place no WI. SUI, Coz 90
hdSsID tDs manufacture OF carriages Ss -
! o. on ~ spG doing all repair work In MS
pe 1ohn Tait & Neil, the gentle
hssotS, s,o sso,ontioned above, having leased Ssc
100 Ihnilding lately occupied oy Mr,
be old Ou. aTe now engaged in fitting it
Valtner LASS order for the establish
ssut ola ,ropv
u,osentatLve of the REPUBLICAN
4 n I'p nnep the above named tirm ana
dlle9 upW ihSm both busily engaged at
ba1a snt .n found time, however, to an
IaE pas .enorters questions, which
IIa tss ;n' IN substance as follows: Inc In .
Esls .suUtarprise IN will be known IS the
pow cIvV ,na zion Canning Company" and
"WiintnSS ,1TSer the direction of MessrS.
VII % y Nail Ss two gentlemen of long ex-
Is-i,Ucs a- IN the business wnlca osa SpeSnS rs,S
peiIoUSS a,Sm,, ior the affair as q successful
volume vCl,i., ~ The former gentleman, Mr..
|entGP,,'.'' y. number of years had sole
Tat !" Tohu Moir & Sons cAnnery
CAIfSsS IIfSs.,Saep, Scotland, while Mr.. Neil
y AO,l ",Octssor and forman can maker
W. PlVVSe pSa same firm for q period OF six
ElIn 'u' and has also had large and
year, VII a, .Tperience in the business in
ISi,s InSu.tsals' New Zealand, the Canadas
and the United States. ..
lao s ,or home consumption, and have
OUuS iNCuIries iSs from the English market. The
u%%Hrinal goods now to be prepared
pI1IT, IN ha lu6Ch tongues, beef, mutton
w .I' veal, U put up in various ways such
.nu |. ,oast,, 'S beef steaks, outlets, chops,
y !. '0 a,so various kinds OF soups and
S'o,cb S,S, N preserves and jellieS and other
tbiDgs in season. ~. - oo,,o..
,rccossfully, % it became necessary TO
,U,rnduce SuvS water into the building. After
..S.,ai ',U weeks of hard work a half'inch
''s o',as nina was extended from the
..;U SsU' on the north side of the bridge,
.a,risd s through the creek and under
.Ss her ground to the cannery, where 1t
nOv @ INNS with sufficient force to supply
.H% n demands, The firm have put in
n On tNr.e UW mower locomotive boiler fur.
Ui,bsd BY Hilles & Jones, and tie
uscesssry ~ machinery will be placed IN
rositOU as soop as possible. The steam
Fstties used for preparation and pre-
o.'Si,g II the goods manufactured, are
N the most improved pattern as we'll
W the rest of the machinery to be used
4 Nv them. They will manufacture thetl
avn cans and by having q large eI
perIence in the business and doing thu
most important part Of the work them
wlyes, they will be able to compett
VItb other manufacturer who hav'
greater facilities.
The capacity Of their works, when IL
iull operation, will be about lO, 900 cant
M day. This new enterprise add
another industry to our city and will
also give employment to number o
hands The REPUBLICAN wishes then
success in the new venture. The lev
cannery will be in operation in abou
ten days.
NEW WHEEL FACTORY.
Arrangements are now being mad
for the establishment of new whee
factory south Of the bridge in part @
S. D. Paschal'S carriage factory. Thi
new enterprise is being inauGurateC
by Mr.. VIM. Forbes, in company will
other gentlemen, who will at once pu
In position the necessary machiner
for the manufacture of various kinds O
carriage wheels. 1t is thought tn
works will be in operation by the frs
Of the year MIR. Forbes is a man O
30 ahead principles and will no dout
make the business successful one.
Nj. PaSChall having leased the rea
Oh bis large carriage factory to the abOv
gentlemen, will occupy that part front
Inc on Market street and will have am
pie facilities for carrying on his bus
ness.
With all the above mentioned i'm
provements together with the othe
carriage factories in that vicinity an
'. w. Talley's saw and planning mil
gives the Place quite q businesss lik
look and will ere long be a busy plact
National IDdIan AssOcIatiOn Nam
A meeting wfs held In the Firs
Presbyterian church yesterday after
aooD, with Mrs, Foote in the chair an
hH' William d. Dove acted as score
Iary. The object Of the meeting wa
.ae recognition of the claims of the In
plans from a humanitarian point @
view on citizens Of the United States
ile essential principle is that the Gov
llent may be justly called on t
gslt to the Indian the same privilege
Sctlzenship, of civil and religion
@'y, Of protection and tenure o
a9G That are enjoyed by the whit
sUu Olack races. The above association
!" partially organized about yea
~ and completed yesterday and
vas decided to make the work purel
SlSeCtarian by electing vice president
ilum every church and denOminatio
SAe city. Accordingly the following
sete elected ; Miss Annie Sempl
nu mis-. Charles B. Lore of the Bap
MY Mrs Foote and Mrs. W. d. Dow
I SIsle Presbyterians, Mrs. L. Moore
~ IL Oharles Moore and Mrs. w. Y
St,Higgett of the Methodist, Mrs. Le
hu'Sy OF the Unitariaus, Mrs. fyle q
sr a. rO1Ssw'tsdenborgianE, % Mrs. Gregg Chanc
r"1 ~ VI the EpiscOpalians, and Others.
ciTdileStlon was taken up and it was de
auou Coao 70 hold another meeting on th
sVn VVona Monday of December, whom it
p1SpTCseG pSyG that Mrs. A. s. Quinton {
N aa,ntSueiphia, ~ will address the meetin
'ue aims and objects of the work.
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sunday Services at NewpOrt.
n"PoRT' = Nov. 18th, 1882.
Nay %ev. " Albert Thatcher, Of WilningtoI
ros~i SVneu In the NJ. Il. church, Sunda
,nhiunag' hoag' TO good sized audience, hi
Isade.S eys was the marrow way this
N StoSa tSS. snto life eternal aud few the1