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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters OF Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

About Town.
YESTERDAY was somewhat of q scorcher'
One deed of trust was admitted to
record yesterday.
TuERE will be two cases before His Hor-
or this morning.
TaERE was but one case before His hor-
or yesterday morning.
TIE Sandhill aud Limestone Odd Fell
lows will hold picnic at the Park, Mol
day.
THIs city and vicinity was visited by
| terrific thunder storm about o'clock yet-
terdsY morning.
THE work of disinterring aud inspecting
the foundations of the suspension bridge
cables is progressing rapidly.
THE Committee on Health was called to
meet last evening, but up TO $3.50 o'clock
quorum had not been obtained.
The paving of the Stamm House alley
with brick blocks has progressed as tar
east as the west side of Main street
REv. r. i. HOWELL, of the Church OF
tho f Yiphsny of Philadelphia, will preach
for Raw Mr.. CAN'T at his evening service.
JAMES GrLuooLY and Eugene Hsnke
will skate three-mile race at the Alham,
| b.s Palace rink 10 night. Gllhooly Will
gst q half lap in each mile.
A CANOE rugged with sail and contain
ing two Young men capsized just above the
suspension bridge, yesterday afternoon,
throwing its occupants into the water.
The members Of the Board Of Public
Works are back from their Pittsburg trip,
full to the brim with valuable information
regarding the laying of natural gas pipes.
The Beethoven Singing Society will give
\ grand excursion to Steubenville to NOR
row on the steamer Courier. A large
crowd will 60 up and q pleasant time is
anticipated.
THERE was put on record in the County
| Clerks office, yesterday bill of. sale OF
the unexpieed lease of the Dillon House,
on Market Square, August Green being
the purchaser for the sum of 5000.
A SALE sale of unclaimed express
freigh, will be held this morning at lO42
| Market street. Articles of al sorts will be
sold, and these sales are very amusing
No one who wants to get rich should tal
to attend.
THROUGH some iuexplicable blunder yes
tsrday's psper stated that Mr.. W. P. Hub
b srd had been appointed attorney tor the
Natural Gas Company Of West Virginia.
It should have been the Wheeling Nsturs
Gas Company.
ABOUT 2 o'clock this morning Officers
Watson and Lukens caught COW snc
calf at this end OF the suspension bridge
aud drove them to Dumas stable on Msrke
9 rect, where the owner can call and ge
them. The calf was about six weeks old
THERE will be missionary praise serVic'
in the Presbyterian church, Bridgeport
o, tomorrow evening. Mr.. Mcfarland
from Dsnkok. Siam, viii be present u
give some account of that country. The
subject of the sermon in the morning vii
ba "Our hiding place from the storm.
Ma. NEWTON BEERS, the talented actor
aud q specially selected company, vii
open a weeks engagement ct the People,
Theatre in that superb drains Only
Womsn's Heart" The press Of the eoun
try speaks in the highest terms of the com
pany and play. only Farmers Daugh
Ter" will also be given, and large week
business will no doubt be the result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
To Be Taken Home.

About two weeks eco Officer Bell found
man yha gave the name OF Richard Ten
Hrook hanging by his arms between 40
ties on the q. l. o. bridge pEsE the creek,
and about ready 10 drop into the vat r.
The man was very drunk and was locked
up on that charge. He was sent to the
city prison, and there developed decided
ly dangerous nature. on one occasion
throwing al iron bar at Superintendent
Maloneys head with such force az
to drive the missile through q
two inch plank. 1t being ascertsine6 thai
the man uss insane be was transferred to
the county Jail Letters we're found on him.
coming IRON mis- relatives in Pennsylvania
and these were forwarded BY Sheriff Hand
Ian. Yesterday that official received the
following telegram:
New CASTLE, Pa, May l6.
". c. RdHdidn Wheeling:
Letter to my moi e. received. Take best
care Of patient IN il I come.
JAMS n. SMITH
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Took a Tall Tumble.

Yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock, a
good deal Of excitement vas caused along
Market aud Main atreets in the vicinity OF
the two bridges. who was hauling debris
from the St. Alphonsus Church allowing
his horse and cart to take tumble over
the creek bsnb between the two bridges
For an instant the horse was piece of eur.
priced and kicking flesh, high in the air,
as the cart dumped up and then they both
stuck in the water The owner succeeded
in loosing the animal from its harness,
allowing it to wade to point where il
could climb the bank, after which the cart
was pulled up. Neither tia vehicle or
horse vas injured. This was quite an ex.
sitenept for the Fifth ward. and people
lined both bridges during the operation of
resuing the horse.
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Tbrew a Rrick nj an Oficer.

Several evenings since some villain
threw half brick at Officer Hsnshumaker' 8
head, at the corner OF Market and Twenty
seventh streets, which narrowly escaped
striking the officer full in the face. AS it
was. the brick was crushed to fragments
against brick house. This thing of as
saulting officers in the dark is no common
offence aud should the perpetrators be
caught they will be dealt with severely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
THIS TIME A "GO.n


Buckeye Lodge Of NaiIers to Join the
Amalgamated.
Yesterdays Steubenvills Herald had the
following:
1t was rumored this morning that the
nailers OF this city had, BY vote, decided
TO ask sdmittance into the Amalgamsted
Association, and if such request was grant.
ed, it would be but q short lima until they
we're hsrbored within the Amslg Inatsd' {
protecting arms. Meeting q prominent
mailer member Of Buckeye lodge, the
question Was asked:
is there any truth in the rumor thsi
the nailers OF this city will, or have
thought about, joining the Am.lgama,ed
Association sgainT
"Tes, cir; the Dailers have had the mat.
ter under consideration Cor some time. A
number Of them we're in fayor of becoming
members OF the Amslgsmsted, while
CHEERS we're opposed 30 making any change.
Last evening vote Was taken and the re-
suit was that Buckeye Lodge will make sp.
plicstion to be taken back into the Associa-
ZION"
Are the nailers evenly divided on the
suhject?'
The proposition was carried by nine
majority"
The gentleman refused 10 say anything
further on the subject and from bis man
ner il was impossible to form any opinion
as TO how he stood in the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
linda. TO New Advertisements.

Iovs,t,, Water Coolers-Nesbltt 4 Bro.
War on the Sugs-Logan 20.
For -ale-Butcher's Outat.
me Nsw Rochester Lamps-kwin2 bros.
Nayslties Ia Sterling sllyer-L q. Dillon.
Carpeuter and Buiider-Stephsn let ullooSh'
New Building Association otoeA'
List Of Letters
Religious Hotic, 81 Local Page
1yisn d-MeMeehsn's-lL Local rage
Pre- Fiayors n. List Local Page
Young Mems Meetings. Local Ptse.l
Wapted-General Agent-lLoSa rage D..
S'-,ls- sebo,I TPaeht IS Meeting Local Page.
SScond Presbyterian Church Local FASsl
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BIG DAMAGES
Claimed by an Injured u. 4 O.
ploye.

Claimed by an Injured u. Son
ploye.
On the 10th day OF December, IsssJA
Unfried, carpenter mployed in r,u.i,,
cars by the Baltimore and Ohio R,l,.
Company was caught between two ca, ,
Q side track in this city, aud had ,hu, {,
gers of his left hand cut Of. bis right \,
broken in two places, and in addiriOr I.
tanned serious internal injuries Alta,
covering, Untried. through John o p,
dleton, his attorney. brought suit for h,
ages, claiming $4,000. The c.se g,
up in the Circuit Court yesterday, b., .,
over until the next term on a. j.,
raised BY counsel Tor the Railroad D,
psny. Unfeld is German, being un,s
to understand or speak English.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
Had Fall.

Richard LsAan, an employe Of the
"Pewiky" road, while crossing the trestle
work at the water works about 6 o clock
last evening on his way home, fell between
the ties to the ground below, distance Of
fifteen feet. He was taken to his home,
1892 McColloch street, and doctor sum
moned, who found that the right arm was
broken, and he was otherwise injured, prob
ably internally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
To Digest Yuleanita

Requires acids more potent than the solvent juices
OF the human stomach. And Jet, In the form of
medicine intended to reform the very evil they az
gravs.e, to-Wit, dyspepsia, solids and fluids rrsc-
Oneiable to their constituents that bsTs no ehemi-
cal affinity one With the other are iutrodueed into
it. Are these So called remed es more diRsst ,b'e
than vulcanites Positgvely-no! HoSiettar's
stomsch hiteIs, on the other hand, simple med.
ieine, harmonious in It's COMPOSITION aud readily
Assiui able is seiys. and produces marked as well
as speedily apprecIahe effects, because Is Is "a
uOnal remedy suited 10 the stomach Itisat tonic
la the true sense, because Il harmonizss and in
snres regularity Of the operations OF digestion Not
the leas; OF the benefits which IL confers is thor
ough repair OF the damage inflicted on the stomach
By iil-cnoSen remedies For biliOusnts', constips-
ton, mAlaTtal complaints rheumatism and Kidney
troubles, il is alike invaluable
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
Federal Court.

We continue our report Of the business
transacted by the Federal Court at
Charleston:
In the case Of the United States against
Gross and Fitzwater for violating the postal
laws, Gross was acquitted and Fitzwster
found guilty. Judge jackson act ssSde The
verdict Of the Jury against FftzWa The
case Of tie United States against W. J.
Fitz1ater, charged With violating the postal
Law, was put on trial and the Jury ret.rped
a verdict OF not guilty. JJaG6ga Jackson
gave Fltz*atef On extremely stroug lecture
and tod him just vb4: Ia might expect il
he were net Q good and law abiding citi
iSel in the future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
a Slight Fire.

Just at 9 o'clock last evening a lamp
explosion in the residence Of Mrs. Thomas,
on Cnspline street, a few doors below
Twenty-sixth, called the department to
that portion OF the city. The blazs was
extinguished with but nominal damage,
but Mrs. Thomas was quite severely burned
about the arms.
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Given by the Union Cornst band ut Bel
laira.

Given by the Union Cornst Band at Bel
laire.
On Thursday night the Union Cornet
Band of Etnavills gave one of their
enjoyable concerts at the Elysisn rink In
Bellaire. The attendance was very good,
and IS usual the band sud the vocslists Sc
cured for the occasion acquitted them
selves admirably. Mr. William
Msnn's solo, Scott, VIVA Haze"
called forth the hearty applause Of the aud.
fence. The vocal qusTtette. composed of
Misses Flora WilliSms and Brodis Lewis,
Prof. j. w. Scho6eld and William Mann,
was also heartily received. Miss Flora
Williams. Martins FerrY's prima donns,
sang I'll Basio.'' from Arditi, splendidly.
Her very appearance was the sigRsl .or
uncomfortable outbursts of applause. She
sang for an encore Three Fair Maids,
aud was called back . second time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
SPRING and Summer stock just

SPRING and Sunlmer stock just
received an elegant and com
,,Inae line of Suisings, PHntal0on-
Tags and OSereOalings, which we
viii make mp I'm the best style
and af low prices
Wear Rnlbriggan Underwear
They are the best and cheapest
G. HGSs a SONS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
Transfer Of Real Estate.

The following transfer OF real estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks office, yes
terdsy:
Deed made May 10, 1886, by Michael
Hearne and wife to John W. kimple, tor a
psrt of lot No. 81, situate on the northwest
corner of Market and Twenty.fourth streets
Consideration, So 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
Circuit Court.

In Part 0ne of this Court, Judge ia Job,
yesterday, il the cuse of P. Q Shrak VS..
the Board Of Commissioners Of Ohio and
the County Court Of Brooke county, plain
tiff made q voluntary motion for non.
suit, and then moved to set the motion
aside 1t is probable the motion will be
overruled and the case will 60 to the Su-
prepe Court.
In Part Two, Judge Boyd, in the case of
B1rlock vs.. Norton, the case was compro.
missed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
THE DAILY CALENDAR.
To Strike To-day.

To-day the illers-in, mixers and teasers
employed in the two BelIaire window glass
houses, the Enterprise and Bsllaire, will
demand an increase OF ten per cent in
wBges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
Aaood Chance for an Ohio Town.

What ia known as the Coyne patent Tor
making usils coyers an improvement or in,
ventisn 10 the process OF rolling the nail
plates or blanks from which the nails are
cut and formed, Of such nature ss to
effect great saving in labor as well in the
wear OF the nail m schines. Not only this
but a more perfect nail is made. Mr..
Coyne, the pstentee, proposes to the citi.
zens of New Waterford, o.. to start q mill
there if the citizens will subscribe $25, 600
to the capital atock Of a company to be
Termed. Srch an offer is considered an
advantageous one to the town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15

News Cleaned About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges.
The D.urbsl will leave to-day for 81.
Louis, remaining in the lower trade until
fall The boat has been repainted and re.
furnished throughout, and is in A NJ.
condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15

Will be the title of the card given BY the
Atlantic Tea Go. on Saturday. This is q
companion of the card given last week.
Don't fail to secure one.
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ubeeIin9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The weather.

Following shows the state OF the tenn
persture for yesterday, Is observed oy Z.
Schnepf, the Opera House druggist I g.
m SO. ~ m, SO; 3 o. N So; p. m, 50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
una.thnr Inn,cnnons.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May i5.-For Ohio
and West Virginia local rains, winds shit
iug to northSesterly, slightly cooler.
For Western Pennsylvania local ram
and thunder storms, lower temperature
southerly winds, shifting to westerly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15

IS Pairs CbIId's opera slippers
ktoII, az so cents PerPair.
j. W. AMICK,
IIAS Main street.
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Race

at the ALEXANDRA rink, Saturday evening,
May 18th. Hsnks Va. Glhool3. Giie heats,
best two in thee, GrhooIy 70 receive ONT.
half lap start.
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d G IT your Teas, Coles Baking Powder
Spices and Sugar stthe Atlantic Tea Co. g.
A osautiful card given to every purchases
ON Saturday. g
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BeauIifY Your Home.

Finish the walls and ceilings with Ala
bastine. You con do it; inexpensive; try
it. White and twelve tints. Cheaper and
better than paint, kalsomine or paper.
Disinfects and prevents diseases. Beauti'
fol sample cards free. By druggists, hard.
ware and paint dealers. 1850 gwen away.
Wilson Il Chapman. Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15

HAxEE vs. GILHooLY race tonight, mile
heats, best two in three. at the Alhsmbra
Rink.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
standard sugars.

Fifteen pounds Standard A Sugar or l3
pounds Graz ulated at the Atlantic Tea Co. 9
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EuGExE HAyKE, known ss Charles How
ard, Of New York, will give James Gil
hooly one-bslf lap start in Q race ct the
Alhambra Rink tonight.
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Al ENJoYABLE CONCERT

ONE more day of clearance sale al
Sehwertieger's, ll46 Main.
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Ever Faithful

SCHwERTFEGER's sale only lssts THU
week, at ll46 Main.
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THIS is the week We are having clear
ance sale Ct SchSertieger's, ll46 Main.
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RIPPLES FROM TIE RIVER.

CLEARANCE sale at Schwertfeger's for
this week only, ll46 Main.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15

LIS. GooD6Uo sell dry goods the cheapest
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Natural Gas Over the River.


The natural gss men are working with a
hearty will in putting down the pipe line,
and there is hardly a doubt noq that the
gas Will be brought here by the first Of
Ssptenbe II not before that time. Two
lines have been put down GRO sing the
river, the second one being completed yes.
terday Afternoon. The pipes that are laid
iDl he riveraFe 9 inch. There will be three
Of them, aud they are laid disgonally
across and follow down street at Martin 8
Ferry that does not run parallel With the
Eiver, so that toe curve is not short one
The pipe ia nov laid as far down as the
Elson glass works passing the Laugblin
mill and the glass works on the east side,
and viii Hollow down Front street in Martins
Ferry passing the Buckeye aud Dithridge
on the west. The pipe is distributed as
far down as the Buckeye works aud large
force of men are at work At the present
rate Of work the pipe line will reach Bel.
laire some time neyt month, and Is this
company has plenty Of eos al ito command
Dow and still getting more, thsrs seems to
be no reasonable ground to doubt that the
manufactures on that side Of the rive.
will be using natural gas for fuel by the
1rss Of September.
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NOTICE.

Additional Local on First Page.
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MR.. ii. n. BOWMAN

RACE tonight at the ALEXANDRIA Rink
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ENT IN YOUR Clio hes!


Nbuythe o
ekwtheb GUTNIAN CO.'S and goods are know the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-19
IPGVUFyTS ~ TUE ANARCHIST TRT4 L.

CHICAGO, Aug. IS tSpeciab.-Fo the first
time since tho beginning OF the Anarchist trial there
was burst OF applause after the delivery OF one OF the
periods In the closing speech Of states Attorney Grr-
neil In his closing tho dssnce Captain Black had
dropped almost to the point OF vituperaton against
the nollce charging them with bringing ON the Hay
In ,rket trtgeiy. lie then laiei Socialism and IN his
comparison associated tnr psonsrs win JOhn Brown.
Gtrrsou Wendell Phillips, George Washington, even
with tho savior Mr. Grun-ll repeated his charge that
malignant and unprecedented crime of tue Anafch
ists red death, tnrre murmur of
pluuse Tho court at once threatened To clear tue
out CaptaIn Blacks GrrH-, covered during this waNo
of erciIornent The case VIII go to the Jury omorro"
There n. ruuur whl0h tne defence appe to rest
their hopes that Of tho Jurors will stand out for tho
prisoner. or against capital puni'nonL IL Is believed
that Tho majority OF the pah. however, VIII vote Tor
tho death penalty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-19
ANOTHER FISHERM1N SLIZED.
FINED FOR AN OFFENCE DONE WEEKS AGO
CANADA ESTABLISHING MOST ANNOYING PEECE-
DENT.

CANADA ESTABLISHING A MOST ANNOYING PEECE-
DENT
HALIFAX, Aug. is tSpecidh "A dispatch from
Port Haw wkesOury announces that the Gloucester senar
Howard Holbrool, Captain McKean has been for
violating the customs laws at that place by falling to
port at the Custom House. Three ago the uOl-
brook passed through that highway, tho Strait Of
CansO on her way TO Gloucester from North Bay with
full of mackerel She remained in the
hours but did not report at any custom house. The
STRAIT of Canso lined with houses and tits dun
cult for a captain know where to enter. Captain
McKean did hot think 1t worth while
to enter any of them for the few hours he remained
III this ocean highway. Yesterday tie Howard Hol
brook entered the Straits on her to North
Bay on her second trip when she promptly seized
by Collector Bournot, who took possession o! Captain
McKean's ropes and placed officer board The
toegraphed TO Ottawa. and this morning In
received to release the vessel
ment OF $i00 fine
This action OF the authorities is important. rs It
shows that American vessels liable to seizure aud
punishment any time for al eyed trivial breaches Of
the cuso ms re committed weeks months
officers proportion OF the fines
n tllcej they will be apt make IT lively for American
skippcrs AGAINST whom they can trump up charges.
But while these ve1aOus and hitherto obsolete
toms laws being vigorously enforced In few ports
they appear be entirely ignored IN Others in the
Ca Sc OF the schooner SHILOH which. driven out OF
Liverpool but received special permission from Ottaw.
to remain Lousburg four days. ship aud 0ny al
the supplies she required No seizures ara To bc at
tempted for fishing within the thror-yilo limit
and while public meetings in Prlnse Edward
Is and arc unanimously condemning tho Gov.
ernInont for fsrcich fishery prote'tion ser
tho Government officials are declaring that
the Americans are scrupulou'ly obeying tho law
The truth OF the is that American skppers
distinguish cruiser live to seven milcs distant II tho
outside before the cutter comes along IL there Ia ~
tho reach him that the American is safe
under any circumstances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-19
FAILURE OF SAMUEL Il. PAYSON.
Ills LIABILITIES ABOUT $350,0J0-SEoUEL tt
GGAY'S pEFALCArIVN.

HIS LIABILITIES ABOUT $3.50, ,0J0-sEQUEL TO
GIAY'S DEFALCATIuN.
BOsrOv. Aug 1S.-Samuc K Payson to-day
ma 10 Al IA assignment To Samuel Johnson, OF HOvey X
Co. The o: tho assignment great
surprise - Psyson hli been considered OF the
wea,thies. men In Boston. His financial difficulty, 1t Is
stated caused the IN orsenent Of paper OF
the Indian Orchard Nils. winch virtually owned by
himself ami family. William Gray. jr. whose dead
body was found this morning, OF these
mills anu Paysons assi2nmonL Is tho natural sequel OF
Gray's heavy dedication. samuel X Payson Is seven
tyhr-e OLD AMI l. now proprietor OF the Derry
Wooen Suls, a COTS Falls. y. H., and president OF
the CITY N.tluu,l Bank OF Boston, Office he
signed to-day. ills liabilities arc estimated At about
S35OOOO. Mr. Psvsn stated this mornlng that lie
mad ample dnds pay every itsm Of his n1ebtedness
IA ful He president OF ths Manchester Cotton Mills,
Manchester ~ H., which have capital of 500 OOO
The Derry Mills have a capital of 100000. This fac
tory has ten OF cards. trrtytwo loo 27,DSs
spndIes and assessed at Sji7OO Payson is president
OF tho Hs!owcli Cotton Manufacturing COMPANY. at
Haiiow- Me-. which WIS reorsanilc In lSiJ anu has
a captai Of 100000. PaysOn IL sad 10
own most Of the stock of this company
ami II is seated the authority of OF tho directors
al borrowed mOueN On hi- notes for that com
pany. lie also borrowed for the Derry Mills lie was
director OF Atlantic Mills and also Oi tbs Indian
Orchard Mills. In which he Owned SljO.OOO
of stock Ihs Immediate Of the assignment said
to be- Tie fact tho banks raed for collateral
for the money had borrowed. the stock he had put mp
being largely OF cOppanies OF which the
.srs !hs owes about $4,000. about one
half covered ny coll Arral director Of the Guy Bank
states that Institution - amply secured The ptrsi-
dent OF The Boston Bank SAG that Payson has In
DOR sed any b.p-r the Manchester Mills for the
indian Ofchtrd Ms for year. aui II any Is In
isencc II IL forget lie thinks Paysou eau pay IN full