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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY or OXFORD, ~.
Board OF County Commissioners. May Session
iss; held by adjournment July l. lSs
UPON the foregoing petition. satisfactory evi
dence having been received that the petiloner'
are responsible, and thst Inquiry Into the mer
Il. Of their application IL expedient, 1T 10 OR
p.REp, that the County Commissioners meet a
the American House In Lowell village In said
county, on the 81 dAv OF August. A. u. lSs
ss nine OF the clock A. ~, and thence
procrcd 10 view the route mcntiones
In .aid petition, Immediately after which view.
hearing OF the parties and their witnesses VII
be had nj some convenient place In the vicinity
and such other measures taken In the premise,
n the commits sioners shall judge proper. Anf
, Il Il further ORDERED, that notice OF the time
place and purpose Of the commisstopers' meet
Ing aforeAaid bc given 70 all pcrrons and corpo
rations interested, by causing attested copies o
said petition amt Of this Order thereon % be scrv
ell upon the Clerk Of the Town o
fryeburg. In said oxford County, and also poet
ell up In 3 public places In said tow
and published weeks successfully In TN
oxford Democrat, newspaper prfntcsi ~ Paris
in said County OF oxford. the nrst OF said pubnca
tons and each OF the other notices. 90 he made
served anil p.stcd st least thirty days before sai,
tmc Of needing. TO the end that all persons an'
corporations may then and there appear and shev
cause. II any they have. Why the prayer oil sai'
petitioners should not he erAnted
ATTEST CHARLES y. WHITMAN, Clerk.
A true copy Of said petition and order Of cour
thereon. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
Ch.mp on Shot Of the World.

Miss Annie OAklev writes: Myself and many
OF the Buffalo Bill Wild West Co. have given Al
len's Foot Ease, the powder 70 shake Into the
shoes, most thorough trial, and Il does al II not
more than you claim" Il instantly takes the
sting out Of Corns and Bunions. Aliens Foot
or svesting fees. Sold by al Druggists and
shoe stores, CSC. Sample sent FREE. Address
Allen 8. Olmsted, lie Roy n. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
. roll OF sreenbacks, SO in all, wa

A roll Of greenbseks, SO in all, Was
most thoroughly disinfec,ed the other
d.y in Lewiston laundry. An absent
minded customer from Lisbon sent ms
I.nndrv pscksye to town with the S10
rueked snugly into shirt pocket. The
shjrt and the money went through the
n,ocsss NJ washing and rinsine undis-
covered. and only when IL reagneu IN. .s
stsrching room was II found. Inc oils
ironed out nicely, and the LISBON man
who had not missed the money. Was ,n-
f,.med Of the fiud, and viii cneefIuIy
nav extra charges on last weeks laundry
lat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
TbE SURE La GRIPPE CURE.

There Is no use suffering from this
dreadful malsdy, II you will only get
the right remedy. You are having pain
all through your body, your liver Is out
Of order, have no appetite, no life or am-
bition, have bad cold, In fact are COM
pletely used up. Electric Bitters 10 the
only remedy that will give you prompt
and sure relief. They act directly on
your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tone
up the whole system and make you fee
like new being. They are guaranteed
to cure or price refunded. For sale al
Shurtlefi-s Pharmacy. Only 30 cents
per bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
PERSONAL.

Nathan c. Grover has been appointed
professor of civil engineering at the
University Of Maine. Professor Grover
IL native Of Bethel, 80 years OF age
He fitted for college at Gould Academy
and received the degree Of B. G. 4. from
the Maine State College In 1890. Since
that time he has been an associate pro-
fessOr In that institution.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12

Bath Times: Governor Powers proved
nj. level hesdeduess all through the
Snsnish war scare In not calling the ex-
peusiye extra session OF the ,eeIs'sute
which 90 many timid citizsne dsmAr cca .
AZ . governor Llewellyn Powers ~
proved himself Just right and al riens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12

The Freeport board Of trade 10 con.
sidrriug the proposition Of Mr.. Reed oil
Haverhill, q shoe manufacturer, who
has sign'6ed his willingness to consider
q proposition to manufacture shoes In
the building formerly occupied By the
Cushings, provided he can have all the
advantages which the c. A. Cushing
Company enjoyed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
suCKLEN'S ARNlcA sALVE.

The Best Sslve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Few
er Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions. and
positively cures Piles or no pay required
It Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price 70
cents per box. For sale ct Shurtlef'a
Pharmacy.
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To the Honorable County CommissIoners Of the

To the Honorable County Commissioners OF the
County OF oxford and state Of Maine
The undersigned citizens Of the towns Of
Tryeburg and Lowell, respectfully represent
that a certain place known ~ the Seymour
harrington hill located In the town OF fryeburg
in the public highway leading from Lowell
village 10 Pryeburg railroad station should lie
graded dow a 70 the extent Of four fert moro or
less A you may think best after examining the
same Your petitioners further represent that
the towns OF saId Fryeburg and Lowell, IL done
over sai,I highway and that II the said seymour
harrington hin shouli be graded down 70 the
extent asked for In this petition Il would be q
great public benefit. wherefore your petitioners
Que notice. hearing thereon and an exAmipation
Of saii highway 10 cause the grading down OF
said hill
Lowell, Maine, June 18th. lss.
EBEN A. FOX, and IS others.
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The graduates are putting in some
hard licks trying to translate those
diplomas.
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c'ep.

In Bethel, July 8. Stephen Packard. aged 80
In East Brownheid, July 2, Mrs. Addison
Rogers. aged IS years.
in Weichyille, june 81, Mrs. Almira. wife Of
Aryida Poland. sged 50 years.
In Albany, June II. Mrs. Lydia (Rolfe). wife
Of Alanson Tyler.
In Albany, June -, Minnie Rolfe.
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MARRIED..

In Fast Sumner, July Z, by Rev. A. G. Murray.
M. Artel j. Russell OF East Sumner and Miss
Grace n. wadleigh Of Canton.
In Moray. July 2, by Rev. B. 8. Rideolt,
M John j. Mccormick and Miss Blanche
Trfpp, both Of Norway.
In Oxford, July 9, BY Rev. b. 8. Rideout. MT
Ambrose B. McAlister Of Lowell and Miss Flora
E. Wheeler Of Oxford.
In Eorway. June so, by Rev. W. B. Eldridge,
Mr.. Melvin B. Morey and Mrs. Evelyn L.
Judkins, both Of Paris.
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ron GALE,

One second hand one Horse Moving Machine
One second hand two Horse Moving Machine.
one Horse Rake. VIII be sold cheap.
J. =. PLUAAER,
South Paris
July II. 1888.
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Jaly II. 1888
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
The oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

GRAND TRUNK HALLWAY.
n, and after June -, lsss. trains leave South
ps,1s GOipg down % A. N, Sundays In.
80. ASA. NJ, t:ls p. ~. Going up; rs
:, toFN II z. N. Sundays incle,iedl.
\ ~ - train arriNe- ID 10 A. n.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
BILLIARDS.
RECORDS BROKEN AT THE AMATEUR
TOURNAMENT

RECORDS BROKEN AT THE AMATEUR
TOURNAMENT
billiard records were broken Ike eggshells last
night when Stark met Poggenburg in the amateur
balkline tournament ar the Ives Billiard Academy.
Not only I'D the Knickerbocker Athletic Club
plaver break the tournament records for the best
average and the highest run. but hts break or :"
in his twenty-ninth inning far exceeded the best
previous run made by any amateur In public COM
petition at this style OF game. The best previous
figures were 10 made by DR. A. Il. Miller In the
Knickerbocker Athletic club Boston Athletic Asso-
citation intercub match last winter.
Last nights match the first meeting be-
tween the scratch men OF the tournament. ana
Starks play worked the big gathering Of billiard,
lovers up 10 great enthusiasm When he pdeH"i
a. the tournament hgh-run record. ihey chret'u
him 10 the echo but when he eQua,ed 75 the ANA
tcur-competiton record. they rose IN their chairs
Stark beat Poggenburg hv 9) 70 ls his average
being 20-&j. against 2i-55 for PoggenhurS. Inc
score follows:
Stark ,8Co,-lG l. O. q. q. q. J. J. l. o. 2s o :? !" .
~ 49, o. ]. !. g. %. .. g. > 81 -. q. o j. 3. : Il.
Total. 800. average ; 20 b
Pogeenhurg GOO. :. -. : o. r. o :. 0. o B. o.
o. + j. Y. ]. . IA. Il. - q. q. .. D. !" -. T. -
H. o. Total le': average. = - 81
In the afternoon S-rvatius (2eD beat GersheH
2lO by 20 2l6 and late Thursday night. aittr
the regular evening game was over. Tobias l-lol
beat Douglas o2,) by 2lJ TO ~ This the last
game Of the schedule for Tobias. ANA he ihlsuyd
with a score or six victories and on" defeat lie
j. therefore Of first prize unless Mai dtlca
both Stark and Poggenburg. whom he has yet 70
two: the others have all lost three or more MAJ
Will meet Poggenburg tonight
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
ENTERTAINED At THE Y. J. 4. {.

"a n THOMPSON. OF THE CHICAGO CLUB. ANp.
OTHERS THE GUESTS OF r. B MoLINEuX.
Roland Rurnham Molin'uN. member OF the
BOARD OF Governors Of the New-lork Athletic CluD'
last might rendered dinner at The clubhouse -
William Hale Thompson. vice-presifent Of the 'hl-
cago Athletic CluD. and delegate TO the Amateur
Athletic Union from the Contra Association Mr
Thompson is here with the Chicago Athieuc Gu"
football team Among the guests were James
Whitley president Of the Ncw-York Athletic CluD'
General Thomas l.. Watson Bartow : Weeks; I.
G Hughes George G. Kirby. OF the lntercoll, gate
Association: g. f. smith. oliver Shlras. Julu~
Harder James r. sullivan. ". r. Hart \ :.
pae. ANA ECwari carter. Letters Of regret were
received from W NJ McDermott. Z +. Babb, }. b
McCai- g. W Bcales and \. B. Mills.
The after-dnner speakers seemed 20 think thdt
Barlow : Weeks would make an admirable prs,.-
dent Of The Amateur Athletic Union. ana that NJ
THOMPSON was the man for The position OF athlsilr
director under Frederick ". Peck at the Faris fN-
nnslfion II was q FISH dinner. ana the decoratots
were particularly elaborate. AZ i ser.thS er's
case al functions OF this sort held al the NeW-iVA
Athletic club.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
TIoGA NATIONAL BANK TO RESUME.

CONTROLLER DAWES GRANTS THE REQUEST OF
SENATOR Pl.ATT AND HIS son.
Washington. Nov (speciaD.-Senator Platt ana
RS son called on tie Controller OF the currency
this morning H. regard 10 the Tioga National bahh
of which the former is president and the latter
Cashier. The bank suspended payments a few
weeks ago. and an examination into It's anairS was
ordered Controller Dawes said 10 Tribune coIFe-
spondent tits afternoon respecting the matter.
Further than the general statement that the n
etitufiOu W.T. resume to-day. there IS OniN uls 20
be said Senator Patt and his son oinc.rs oI 'iie
bank cane In to-day and requested that iih'.u'-
&c reeur.tflon he authorized. The report on the
condition Of affairs which had ordered Hhde ou'
justified ths course - procedure ana acc"tdi4IS's
Authorization was given 10 resume payments ltdd
the Senator and others connected win tIe baih
desired that IT should 70 into iqud"loiii "o',o M
or with tho business. and the official showing
proved their ability 10 do SO one otne, M'r a
Tha "a nitqf stock Of the bank Will be shEhiy re-
cuces. I do not today know how much
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
NEARLY READY FOR NCORPORAfION.

OFFICERS OF THE NEW TOBACCO COMPANY Sc
IFCTFD AND PRELIM1NAR1Es ARRANGED.
REPRESENTATIVES. OF the various interests Identified
with the new Continental Tobacco Company have
been for the last few days holding series or con-
ferences IN an uptown office. for the purpose or
completing the necessary preliminaries to the IN
corporation Of the company. All the meetings have
been entirely harmonious. II is said. The account
ants have practically finished their examination or
the condition Of the several companies when are
TO form the Continental Tobacco Company. ia II
is understood that the statements made by the
companies IN their option contracts have IN every
instance been verified. W. W. Fuller. attorney for
the American Tobacco Company, and Lawrence q
Hughes are now preparing the Incorporation pa
pers which Will be filed at Trenton at an early
dav The fifteen incorpOrators Will he also tne
directors OF the company The following oiilcers
and directors It IS understood. have already Deen
selected: President j. 3. Duke first ce-president
Harrison / Drummond: second vice-president, Colo
mel Frank H. Ray OF p. ]. Sorg & Co; third wee wee
president Oren Scotch. secretary David A hel-
Ter of John Finer & Brother treasurer IeIre
Toriiard Among the directors selected are JoIn
q Moore of Moore * S,hley; Colonel Joseph Is
Hughes of Hamilton. OHIO. r. Cobb. hrst VIC
president Of the American Tobacco company; MI
Doerhoffer Of John FINER d Brother, H. I- er-
rell Thomas Atkinson. Of p. II. Mayo q bro'her,
Finzcr & Brother. Other directors also have peen
chosen out their names cannot pe announced ~
they have not yet been consulted as TO theiF ac-
ceptance.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05

each went to j. 5. Tanning. Rolla Heikes. HALO
well. Fulford and l. c. Smith. Third monsyS iS,o on
twenty-three birds each went TO j. A. H. f'ilot.'
F. Alkire G. II. clay. Andy Meaders ana Sye'
Fourth money twenty-five birds went 20 ~ +
IindsIey a. " Du BRAY X. G. Falls. West, r. l.,
Trmble and A. G. Courtney. Settle got hftn momeg none
larger than that OF any I'm the higher classes that
divided money. -, oo,
only F.lliston Gilbert. Budd and Young con,
tested in the shoot-off for the cup. Elllstoh los
three OF the first twenty-five birds ana droppeu
out Gilbert Budd and Young tied on tWehty-
four In the second shoOt-Of they ted on t"tii,iy
three each In the third twenty-five tiilner, klled
twentv-four and won the cup, with budd, ahu
Young each scoring twenty-three. IL required one
hundred birds to decide the championsn2& con- C0,,Vs %,
The VIVID was high to-day. and the shooting more
difficult. The birds Throughout were strohg hyers
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
BIG COMPANY IN SIGHT.
PURCHASE OF NASSAU RAILROAD STOCK
THOUGHT TO PRESAGE AN M
MENsE COMBINATION.

MENSE COMBINATION.
The reported sale of the controlling STOCK OF
the Nassau Railroad Company by r. T. Wilson
TO Edward II. Hartman is reported TO be the
first step in the direction Of the consolidation OF
Brooklyn and Manhattan surface railroad COM
panies a combination that may also take In the
Kings County Electric Light Company.
Roswell p. Flower and Anthony " Brady are
said 70 be back OF the Nassau stock purchase
They are large holders Of the securities Of the
Metropolitan Street Railway. OF Manhattan
which is introducing electricity and which Har-
rinan is thought to represent more than he does
Brooklyn Rapid Transit They also hold much
stock IN the Kings County Electric Light and
Power Company. which has recently absorbed
the Edison and other companies which the Edi-
son controlled.
II a consolidation OF such gigantic proportions
as thus suggested should be formed. IT would
Of course take in the other Brooklyn trolley
companies the Coney Island and Brooklyh
Queens County and Suburban. There is rant
rumor 10 the effect that TO handle all these IN
terests a syndicate is TO be formed with ire
mendous capitalization. -
II the Kings County Electric Light end Power
Company is included in the project. 1t VIII he for
the purpose Of furnishing the power for the troll
leys The rush In the trolley business is IN tne
daytime and the most Of the electric lghting -
done ct night.
The Wilson shares numbered nfty-One anu
they represented the balance OF power IN the
Nassau company For consolidation purposes
more shares may have to be bought, however
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
SUGAR TRUST BUYS HAWAIIAN CROP.
INDEPENDENT rEr1vrRs SAY CONTRACT WILL

INDEPENDENT rEFTNERs SAY CONTRACT WILL
NOT AFFECT COMPETITION IN THE EAST
:, was announced yesterday that the entire sugar
crop Of the Hawaiian Islands amounting 70 &0.'D
tons had been virtually contracted 70 the Ameri-
can Sugar Refining Company, except about Io.Vp
tons which would be reserved for the use or tie
California Beet Sugar Refining Company az Crock
ett Cal which concern 3 owned by the American
planters and their friends The contract. II IS said
Yurs for a series Of wears When It If signed, the
american Sugar Company and its allies viii II Is
declared. control the market for refined sugars
vest ot the Missouri River. An amount OF sugar
Sufficient for the capacity Of the American sugar
Corpany's refinery in san Francisco VIII be re-
famed here ana rest VIII be forwarded 10 NeW-
York for us- In the American sugar 'iAl ilS >
refneres here in competition with the independent
refineTs. ,....,.u. =. .i,,,.,.
sav that the control by the American sugar l'r-
.ring Company Of the Hawaiian crop VII hpt al
!ecf them as their contest against IN. sugar COM
Ianv will be confined - the East. Moreover llt
Hawaiian crop Il 90 tons year Il hintH pa, ,
az the sugar refined in Ills country, ihe ,oit.
amount of sugar annually imported beng a'oul
SGN. - tons
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
WalthaIQ Excel all other. i"
Accuracy
Watches Durability 4:ss."y
The new Riverside movement is now ready
in Gold. Silver. and Gun Metal cases
Inspection 1AO w OU1 u w w
Ipv;+od 264 Fifth Avenue
New York
ACTING on JUDGE LACOMBE'S DECISION.
CONTROLLER DAWES APPOINTS TEMPORARY RE-
CEIvERs FOR THE TRADEsMENs AND
OTHER NATIONAL BANKS

CEIvERs FOR THE TRADEsMEN's AND
OTHER NATIONAL BANKS.
Washington, Nov 4-Owing TO the decision Of
Judge Lacombe. of Ncw-York that an execution
can be levied against the assets OF National bank
in the hands OF the Controller OF the Currency al
any time prior to his formal appointment Of a re-
ceiver. and to the facts that suits are being pre-
pared in New-York against the Tradesmcu's Ma
tiona Bank and In Pittsburg against the German
National Bank for the purpose of levving execution
and Judgment which would. II Judge Lacombes
decision is upheld prefer certain creditors TO the
da. mage of other creditor unjustly. Controller
Dawes to-day appointed TIE bank examiners at
Pittsburg and New-York temporary receivers OF
the German National Bank and the Tradesmens
National Bank respectively.
This action the part OF the Controller VIII nov
interfere in any with the eforts OF the oicers
Of these institutions put TIE banks into condton
for voluntary liquidation. and the Controher an
nounces that ne will consent TO the voluntary
liquidation OF these Institutes and Will discnarse
the receivers when assured OF the abHtE OF inc
banks 20 meet their obligations in full as pTomseu
by the committees now making efforts 10 put the
banks into a condition justifying him in asserting
10 liquidation. ~, w.
Vrankin temporary receiver OF the First National
Rank Of Carthage. y. Y. II. J. Whimore. re-
celver of the First National Bank Of Neigh. Neb,
and E J. Graham receiver OF the Delaware Ma
tonal Bank. of Delhi y. y.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
vonrRy LIyGrAGEs ASSOCIATION.

Meetings Of the American Association OF Modern
Languages. Of which Professor Calvin Thomas. o'
columbia University is chairman. were hed In thls
citv on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday or ths
week The Hotel Empire, Boulevard ana "e7'
Siytv-tbiri-st was the headquarters OF the asso-
ciation. Among the more prominent Of the pro-
,oesors who were domicied at the Empire were
Professor c. II. Grardgent. OF Harvard OniVersity'
tt,anhridRe Mass. Professor ". y. snow. OF Bos-
,on Jatin School Boston; Professor starr w Cut
,,ng of Chicago University, Chicago; professor a
u etott OF Johns Hopkins University baltimore
an and Professor w. II. Carruth Of the University OF
Kansas Lawrence. Kan.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
pbiIiu H. Low IL business man ana +"
lie IL hrri believer IN "
uFiVy LIENS AGAINST VIEW HOTEL

HEAVY LIENS AGAINST NEW HOTEL
Tho now Victoria Hotel which Is being erected
O., M ls 70 l0D West Thrty-fOurth-st. on the site
Of the old Thirty-fourh Street Presbyterian Church
has been encumbered in the shape OF mechanics
liens amounting 10 over 10000 In the last ie"
davs The jackson Architectural iron WORKS on
rbursdav nicd a lien for $40 for ornamental ana
.r,,cfilr3, iron and yesterday Michael + . 'Cnh"r
Of Wlloushby-st. brooklyn. VINO hods tne M NJ
sorr, contract filed two liens for S6.i5i. Another
uen for 50 375 filed by the Central flrepioo
t-e, 1.ouu,uv The Victoria Hotel Company or the
II~|66fckerfocker Kea,tv Improvement company Is
said 10 be the owner Of the property.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
COTTON PRICES AWAY DOWN.

Cotton yesterday sold NJ the lowest iRure II
has reached since the establishment of the New
York Cotton Exchange the November "P''o"
being quoted ~ AS cents The price has been de-
Ching for some time IN consequence Of the enor-
nous production this year. following the Iecotu-
breaking crop Of nZroGtl bales last year feste.-
day the November contracts opened az D ctntS
pound rallied 20 l02 cents. Thursdays last pf &C.
and then broke TO 4ss. which was the closing quota
ton
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
GILBERT WINS THE cur.

RESULTS ~ THE LIVE BIRD MATCH AT
CINCTSNATT
Cincinnati Nov 4-The Cincinnati Gun club
uve-bird tournament ended to-day. with the result
that Fred" Gilbert OF Spirit Lake. Iowa. won the
silver cup and the live-brd championship OF
America When yesterday closed twenty oirds oi
the twenty-five had been scored. Inc feina'h'ns
e,,. h,rds vere shot OF to-day with clean scores.
r,rs, money went 10 W. X. Elliston Fred Gil
bert. Charles Budd and c. Young. OF Springfield.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
ROSTOV BANKS LAST DAY.

Boston. Nov 4-The directors Of the Lincoln Ma
tional Bank have issued circular to their de-
posi,ors stating that they have entered INTO an
agreement with the Central National Bank where-
h,. tho o.,er will take over the business OF the
lincoln bank at the close of bus mess to-morro"
and that all checks and drafts duly drawn py ue-
nos,tors and correspondents with accounts IN the
lincoln National Bank will be honored upon pres
ertation at the Central National Bank on ana al'er
November
New-York tribune., 1898-11-05
pAJyT COMPANY INCORPORATED.

Charleston w Va. Nov CspeciaD.-The Secre-
tarv Of State here has issued A charter TO the
Manhattan Paint. OH and Narnish Company o'
New York City. for the purpose OF manufacturing
and selling all kinds Of paint oils and varnishes
building material. appliances. patents etc Capual
subscribed $40 with the privilege Of increasing
me same % e plcrl The shares $40 each,
ana are held by r. F. j. Herman K. }. Doolan
John L. White NJ J. Cameron and Herbert ]"
Marsh all of New-York