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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
FIIIPINOS TORTURED

Manila. sept 1e-Severa Fiipinos assert that
they have personally witnessed horrible tortnres
AT Tloilo-'hc feet of natives held 70 candle
flame FOR hours electric currents applied 70 SEN
stive parts ot the body and various unnameabie
atrocities all intended 10 eNtort confession.
This is scarcely credible. but there are numer-
Gus alleged witnesses " such outraees and sew
eral who show scars of recent orsin and un-
healed Some say they escaped only through
brbinc the Spanish officials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
ALLEGED AccOMPL1cE ARRESTED.

Geneva. Sept l6-An Italian nameo "'o
vanni snya has been arrested on suspicion oi
beng an accomplice Of the assassin oi fh'PiN''
Elizsbe'h
II auuears that ne minutey descIiorc '''e
circumstances Of to crime. and justified H. on
sstprdar ,s~, bsfore the details were known
TO thc pubic
asna-,b received here from Budapest sug-
ges,s N. roesnu,fv that the real name Of the
assassin is Succiati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
nay EXPEL FRENCH FORCES.
.,,vrRAL KITCHENER DEMANDS THAT
rrIr NARCHAND EGYPTIAN EN-
petition QUIT FASHODA.

,ondon. Sept IA dispatch to THE Morn
post" from Cairo says that General
,,cnsoer has absolute authority to claim
Ida as Egyptian territory and to expel the
-.ossnt occupants forcibly. If necessary.
rasboda. the correspondent says. will then be
..cupiea by an Egyptian garrison
.rbo Daily Telegraph's' Cairo correspondent
..vs that General Kitchener intends to present
-. u,tir7atum demanding that the French ex-
.ua,.,on under Major Marchand quit Fashoda
forthwith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
AGUrNALDo MAY HOLD MEETINGS

Washington. Sept 16 The Manila dispatches
stating that Aguinadc has assembled all ~ the
FHpnos AT Maaos gives no apprehension 10
the War Department officials. as they feel salts
fed tha; the opportunity for real crisis was
past when Aguinaldo removed his forces from
the suburbs OF Manila So long as the Ameri-
can forces in and about Manila are left untram-
melled there IS no disposition to restrict Agui-
naldo in holilng meetings Of his followers out
side or the Immediate fields of American opera
tions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

trlans. The mass celebrated by Father p.
Schuitz. assisted by Father Day as deacon Father
Murphy as sub-deacon and Father Myhan mas
the
~ AZ the close Of he service the Austrian Consul
general stood az the end Of the middle aisle near
the entrance and received a handshake and a few
words OF sympathy from the representative Of each
government as he passed out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
THE ATTACKS UPON ITALIANS.

Vienna. Sept l6--Count Nigra. the Italian
Ambassador. has again protested against the
attacks that are being made lpon hahahS
throughout Austria Count Gouchowski me
Austro- Hungarian Foreign Minister mas re-
Piled that the Emperor has given personal u
rections with view OF preventing renewal
OF The attacks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
REQUIEM ,,,ss At THE CATHEDRAL.

solemn requiem rnags for the repose OF the son
0! the dead Frnpress Elizabeth Of Austria was
celebrated yesterday morning in the Cathedral IL
vas begun at o O'Clock. with Archbishop Corritd"
seated Oh the throne IN the sanctuary ana f"'"7'
-~'eNe by his size The first seven pe"s IN '"'
'Nacie aisle We're reserved for Government repi'
e7"'stl'es. ana there were present the Nohsu''
Denefsi of Austria. Switzerland France Japa"
Mn n.i UNIFORM. Two choir boys In surpllces he,t ey
the hol RIBBON al the seventh pew, 10 marx 'i
ronnssn sns mead OF he pews a catafalque. SUI
sbs,,.. Dy lighted candles. There were pres
" TWO hundred persons. including many Aus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
TO TAKE TROOPS TO SPAIN.

vieo Spain. Sept l6-Five steamers are ready
., ,rorsnort the returning Spanish soldiers ana
c,,,l officers. with the archives and munitions OF
war from cuba. 1t is believed 1t VIII take rour
months and cost sO0OO.O0o pesetas to bring the
troops back to Spain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
ATTACK on PRINCE OF NAPLES.

vienna, Sept 16.-The "Neues Wiener Tag
oia't publishes report of an attempted Anar-
chlSt attack on the Prince Of Naples al Leoben
Styrla. while the Prince was on the journey 10
this city.
one Anarchist named Tizzi. was arrested
Another, named Cabglo. escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

Paris. Sept. l6.-A curious story is published
10 the effect that passenger steamer which
passing close to Devils Island in order TO
enable the passengers to see the habitation Of
Captain Dreyfus. was surprised ny four cannon
shots fired from the island.
II was learned af;erward that all vessels ven
turing TOO near were similarly greeted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
GRIEF OF THE EMPEROR.

Vienna Sent 16.-It was learned to-ngh, that
painful scene occurred at the church ias-
A'sht The Emperor was prostrateo WIN sile''
Upon arriving at the Hofburg Chapei his "aJ-
es'y became almost unconscious from 'he ih'ei-
SHY Of his emotions. Many OF tnose preSeH'
"ep' In sympathy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
THREE DEATHS AT SANTIAGO.

Washington, Sept. lb-The following Is Cen
eral Lawton's daily health report:
Santiago. September l6, 1895.
Total sick 222; fever cases. S3T: cases.
1i5; returned to duty. 3lS. Deaths-Francs
casey. private. Company X. I'd United States
Volunteers, typhoid fever September 10
Charles w Kingston. corporal Company NJ.
9th United States Volunteers, bilious fever; Je-
rome I.avassar. 9th United States Volunteers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
PLOT TO POISON CORE4'S KING.
HIGH OFFICIAL CONFESSES THAT HE OR
DERED THE COOK OF THE ROYAL
HOUSEHOLD TO PREPARE
THE FOOD

Seoul. Corea Sept. Cit is reported here that
a high official OF the palace. named 10. has made
a confession that he ordered the COOK OF the royal
household TO poison food intended for the King
and the Crown Prince. both Of whom became
seriously III on Sunday last.
The official further confessed that the poison
ing plot was instigated by former Interpreter
attached TO the Russian Legation here, VINO was
once Court favorite. but who is now In dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
VALE OF WEATHER STATlON.

London Sept. 1.-THE Kingston Jamaica
eorrespon dent OF The Daily Mall testihes 10
the useful action of the recently estaoIshed
United States weather station there which
prognosticated and issued warnings of the COM
ing OF the hurricane on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
MORE FIGHTING ~ CRETE.

Athens. Sept lG.-It is rumored that conflict
between insurgents and Turkish troops has oc-
CURED near Gambia Island of Crete
According TO the report some Christians were
killed and a number wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
GENERAL MILES MUCH BETTER.

Washington Sept. 16-General Miles Is much
improved having no fever to-day. on the
advice OF the attending physician. however
the General will remain In bed for the present
The plan for a rest from duty Is about given
Up. and he is expected back at Army Headquar-
tare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
,vorgrR FRENCH CARDINAL.

p,r,a Sent l6.-The journal des Debats learns
49, pone has decided to appoint another
Erench Cardinal resident in Rome making '"'
a,oh,b French member Of the Conclave'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
WILL RESIGN WITH ZURLTNDEN.

Paris. Sept. l6-It is understood that VI
Marueiouls Minister of Commerce: VI. Tillaye
Minister Of Public Works and NJ Viger Minis
ter of Agriculture. will accompany General
Zurlnden. Minister of War. in retiring from the
Cabinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
MR. CURzON'S SUCCESSOR APPOINTED.

GEORGE WYNDHAM MADE PARLIAMENTARY SEC
DETARY FOR THE ENGLISH FOREIGN OFFICE
London Sept l6.-Georee Wyndham, Conservative
,nernber Of Parliament for Dover has been ap-
nointed Parliamentary Secretary for the foreisn
once in succession to George y 'urzoh' 'hc newly
appontcd Viceroy OF India
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
GENERAL AUGUsTI AT GENOA.

Madrid, Sept. l6.-General August. former
CAPTAIN General Of the Philippines accompanied
by his family arrived to-day at Genoa. and Is
about starting for Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
yur STEAMER CHINA FLOATED.

london. Sept Is-The Peninsula ana orien,ai iNne
steamer China. which went dsno'. az ,.,ra,,a
orAon was foated al high tide this morning
a,,or months Of labor devoted TO her'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
THE AURANIA IN PORT.

r,e.prrn cryNARD STEAMER TowED TO QUEENS
rovx-cRANKsHAFT BROKE WHILE At SEA
ouoonstown. Sept. 16.-The Cunard Line steamer
Anronia. Captain Mckay. from New-foTN on sep
,ar,nor FOR Liverpool which was yesterday re.
rorted of he south coast OF Ireland disabled ana
,n tow. arrived here at o'clock this morning
The captain Of the Aurah'a repo.'s ."Se Inc Il"
rLsbaft broke at 9.30 .. III. on september 10
L -. o,olock on the following evening, while the
s,cs,nnr was l1s miles west OF Fas'ne' the hri'ish
s,eorner Marino. Captain Webster. from montreal
Cor London. sighted the Aurania and subsequently
took her in tow. ~. .oo ma.
All on board the Aurania are well ~, @ w.,
~ -. nor massage and no unusual Incl
Sa.+ s, nth the exception Of the breaking OF the
si;Tao a Anrania will wait here for the ari"s u "a
,,e which will tow her 10 llVeTpool' -" ''' l
snSaoers will be landed at this port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

., M sr-XDAY EXCURSION TO MAuCA CHtSNk' mn,
W. W central r r. OF New Jersey on Sunaay. sepS
lsih, South Ferry. foot Whitehall street. go
A M-AdYt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

Tho fastest train from New-York to WASHINGTON
"a fhe "ROYAL LIMITED" via Baltimore Ohio
r r. It's time il Five Hours-AdvI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

yeionaaeur Photographers may have their INNS ue
(sothy ana printed by lockwood. BIoao"A'
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Colonel Roosevelt TO speak at business men ses
meeting in the Real Estate Exchange, Montaeu,.-
81 Rrooklyn 4 p IN. and at four Repuohcah meet
Ings In Brooklyn In the evening.
Mass~rneoting at Chickerng Hall. a "hch O00o ooo
mel Roosevelt will speak. TO arrive there At U'"'
y. m. ~ ,no
Convention Of the Consumers league No AV'
East Twenty -ilrst-st.. forenoon.
Presidents of the Joint Traffic Association TO de-
eide upon a plan OF action 10 meet the TequII,e ne,
roonts Of the law under the recent decision OF the
United States Supreme Court, forenoon.
Aqueduct races, p. n
semi-annual reception OF the New J orH JuVehle
Asviun one -hundred-and 'seventy-sMih-st ana
Tenth-ave.. 10 p. m. .
German Republicans Of tho XXXlst Assembly,
District 10 hold nass-meeting in the rooms Oh
the Central Republican Club. Lenox-ave. ana one-
hundred a nd twenty -seventh-st.. p. m
Typographical Union No. 6. entertainment ana
bali Lexington Avenue Opera House
German American Roosevelt meetings al the oab
lens Hall. No 1872 West Broadway. ana AT hoh-
man Hall, Nc 32i East Seventy -hrst-st, ,. III
Sale OF boxes for the Horse Show In the concert
hall of the Madison Square Garden, $50 p m
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ~ STARCH WORKS.
FLAMES IN THE NATIONAL STARCH MANUFAcT-
URING COMPANY'S WORKS. IN GLEN COVE.

FLAMES IN THE NATIONAL STARCH MANUFAcT-
URING coMPANY's WORKS. IN GLEN COVE.
CAUSE 100000 DAMAGE.
fire which started a little after o'clock yes
terday morning IN the betroom OF tho machinery
house Of the National Starch Manufacturing Com
panys works at Glen Cove, Long Island, spread
TO about a dozen buildings OF the company. de-
stroyod them with their contents. and caused
loss estimated at about 10000 and responsible
for the throwing out Of employment Of three hun
drcd men.
So busy was the company with orders that the
Glen Cove works were working day and night.
The force was about equally divided and when the
flames We e discovered the men left their places
to fight the fire Before the blaze could be checked
Il had communicated to the main engine house. a
structure Of brick. the eight-story grain elevator
n grain sorehouse a dusthouse. two corn-steeping
houses a millhouse a large work building. belt
n coal shed and some small structures IN az. III"
fire ragged over an extent Of two acres. and threat
cned the many other buildings on the grounds.
buildings burned contained NaludDle Hld-
chinerv and the destruction Of this machinery VIII
cause a shutdown in the Glen Cove works TOT seN-
era, months In the main engne-house was an NJ
horsepower COrlss engine. which was ruined. Inc
elght-story grain elevator had 2"o buShels OF
grain: The two corn-stecping houses had the sa ame
number OF bushels Of corn Ther" We're hve poliers
in tho boiler-rOOm ruined and 500 tons or coal as
well as the hosting apparatus. and all the smart
ing and betting in the coal sheds were burned Inc
National Starch Company maintains fire depart
ment Of its own. and this probably saved the ehuFe
plant from destruction. . -
The fire IS believed to have been caused by an
clecric-light wire which was not properly lnsu-
lated The wire was against the Dashboard or the
hcltroom and the defect. it IS alleged, was not no
ticed until after the room was atre The damage
IS reported to be covered by Insurance IN various
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
THE REPUBLICAN COLLEGE LEAGUE.
INTEREST BEING AROUSED IN THE COMING AN
NUAL CONVENTION.

INTEREST BEING AROUSED N THE COMING AN
NUAL CONVENTION.
The seventh annual convention OF the American
Republican College League, which was postponed
IN May last on account OF the war. will be held
M Indianapolis November L and B The report
ing OF the work OF the last year. considerations or
plans for the fall campaign, the adoption or
revised constitution. and the regular annual election
OF officers constitute the chief items OF business
for transaction. The official programme or ne
conventions meetings will be issued about Novem-
Der s.
Each club having a bona-hde membership CT
five hundred or fraction thereof, is entitled to one
delegate to the convention; and for every two
hundred club members. the fraction thereof over
tv-on.y- five I'm addition 10 the five hundred such
club shall be entitled to an additional delegate.
All clubs expecting send dcleCaies 10 this CON
vnution are urged 10 notify President Arnold l."
Davis League hcadquar -ers. lotel benson
Indianapolls on or before November l.
Tho present officers Of the League are: Presldent
Arnold l.. Davis. Michigan, Vice-presdent, l.. IS
EaI,win University Of Minnesota; secretary +.
IIenr, WurZer. Notre Dame; treasurer. {; A. a.
Nc1;ee University Of Wisconsin; vcc-president. X
l. t. s f. b. Whitney. Williams College Ma
tio,al Executive Committee. 5. \. Perkins, nj
versity Of Washington. chairman; Campaign o9m-
mittce Edward j. Henning, Columbia CnlVersl'y'
chairman
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
COMMERCE. COMMISSION HEARING.

The State Commerce Commission met again yes
terday afternoon in the Governors room of the
City Hall to hear further opinions Of experts
the best means Of preventing the diversion Of trade
from TIE port OF New-York. EX-Mayor Charles \.
Schieren. Of Brooklyn. who IS chairman OF the
Commission. announced that at the next meeting
President BOwley. OF the Borough Of Queens, and
his engineers would be heard on the question OF
improving Newtown Creek
William Mcdowell gave his opinion terminal
facilities.
President II. A. Bourne Of the Old Dominion Line
gave the Commission figures showing the
comparative cost of dOckage facilities in this city
and at ports in the South and Southwest. The
wharf rents in this city. he said excessive and
a large part Of the froghts carried by his ships
were loaded from lighters and had never been put
upon a wharf at all
l.. j. COotey. Of Brooklyn. advocated the removal
ot the Cob Dock at Wdllabout Market in Brooklyn
which, he said IS the channel interrupts The
TOW of the tide. and IS impediment to com
merce Congress should do the work. The Navy
Department desires the improvement made he said
so that Il could have more room for its vessels
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Hungarian Republicans will this evening
hold a mass-meetng at Nos. % and 30 Avenue a.
Ex-PoMcc Commissioner Moss. William Biau, HUGO
tunfalvv and Marcus Brown will make speeches.
Il Is said that II Colonel Roosevelt can possibly
stop on his way from his tour OF Brooklyn 10 the
mass meeting in Chickerng Hall he VIII appear al
the Avenue meeting and make a short speech
In the Madison Square Garden last night the
Food Show was brought TO close. with mutual
CONGRATULATIONS on its success on all sides The
good nature which has prevailed at this exhibition
broke out in merriment when the packing OF goods
and the preparations for breaking up the show be-
gan and there was good time and dance AFTER
the doors closed.
In the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church on Friday
evening November II, Charles Schweikert Will be
publicly ordained as minister In charge OF the
Arm!taCe House. An interesting feature or the
exercises will be that all those taking part IN the
service will be young men who have been gradu-
ated from the Fifth Avenue Baptist Chureh In the
last few years and are now holding pastorates IN
the Eastern and Middle States.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
ONCE WEALTHY, HE DIED PENNILESS.

Charles S. Buckley, seventy years old, who
connected with tho well-known Bukeiey family of
Connecticut died In Ward No. "a Of Bellevue Hos
pital yesterday morning. pauper. lie was once
millionaire It IS said on the person OF Bulkeley
was found a card. which written. "1n
Of death notify Mrs. Brewer. Of No. 427 West
Twenty second st" The authorities. however sent
word TO Miss II. l. Bulkeey. OF Tarrytown.
sister Of Buckley. who went to the hospital yes
terday morning. She was emphatic in her oppOsl-
tion 10 sendng word Mrs. Brewer, saying ehe
was some relative OF his wife. who. she declared.
had disslpated part OF his fortune and had got
possession of the remainder. and that when She
had no further need Of him she placed him in the
hospital 10 die. alone and unattended The body
VIII be buried by Bulkeley's sister.
Bulkeey was born In Willimanuc, Conn, and
was the son Of Ichabod Buckley, leader in the
Republican party and for long time State Sen
ator Ichabod Bulkeley nominated Cor Gov
ernor of Connecticut, but died before the election
He was also related to William II. Bulkeley who
was AZ one time Lieutenant Governor OF Connect
cut and was also related to Morgan Buckley, for
some time Mayor OF Hartford. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
rty u.ycK MONEY DISAPPEARING.

The Tammany scheme to scare waverihg voters
into the Democratic camp BY creating false odds
lu the election betting has failed. Although
large sum of money raised to keep the betting
at odds i'm favor OF Van Wyck. the voters were no
fooled by the plan. and yesterday IT became appar-
I'M, mn moro money. The stock of Tammany bet
ling money in the hands Of Bell Co. which ran
,nrnplct.ly out Wednesday, was not rcpl"nlshed
Yesterday The only Van Wyck money heard OF
in the street was &"o. which l.. l. Benedict "
70 offered at 10 10 Two Stock Exchange RoOse-
,eit men promptly accepted the bet. each covering
s. 80 Of the 500. one OF the offers made In the
co,rsa of the day was of "A large on Roosevelt
M To 10. but no takcr was found, nor could any
body be- discovered 10 cover two offers OF 300 and
81 90 respectively on Roosevelt at even terms. AT
lea So slG 90 ~ Roosevelt money was offered at
odds of to TO- but could not be placed
Mvl.s Standish. OF 40. p Ffth-0ve.. who Is n
supporter Of Colonel Roosevelt has declared that,
although he voted for Seth Low last year, he had
no connection with the movement for an ndepen-
dent ticket this year. and is Republican by inheri-
nj
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
coal FOR ENGLAND'S WARSHIPS.
LARGE AMOUNT ORDERED FOR DELIVERY AT
WEST INDIAN NAVAL STATIONS.

LARGE AMOUNT ORDERED FOR DELIVERY AT
WEST INDIAN NAVAL STATIONS.
Philadelphia, Nov. "A morning paper publishes
the following:
THE probability Of a between England and
France received fresh impetus yesterday by Eng
lands purchasing large amount Of American
coal for immediate delivery At her West Indian
naval stations In response to hurried dispatches
from London, ship brokers engaged In the West
Indian trade spent the greater part OF yesterday
searching for tonnage suitable TO transport the
coal from Philadelphia and Newport News to
points where 1t Will be convenient for English
war craft 10 fiji their bunkers. Sailing vessels Of
from one thousand to two thousand tons carrying
capacity are particularly in demand.
THE first shipments 10 be sent TO Kingston
10 be followed by vessels FOR Bermuda ST. Lucia
and Demerara. which the principal ports in the
West Indies subject TO Grea: Britain. 1t Is also
proposed 10 discharge part OF the purchase at ST.
Thomas a Danish island. where hulks will be used
1T was reported yesterday that two British war
ehips had been ordered here to undergo slight re
pairs, which under ordinary circumstances would
have been made at either Halifax or the Bermuda
Islands"
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
WATCHMAN SHOT DEAD.

BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED BY THREE
THIEVES WHOM POLICEMEN WERE CHASING.
Buffalo Nov 3.-Peter Allan forty years DID,
night wa.chman at the Grand Trunk sheds WAS
shot and killed early this morning while on duty.
The identity Of the person or persons responsible
for his death Is a mystery, but they are believed
TO be safe-crackers whom Allan sought to inter-
cept while they were fleeing from Patrolmen Hyde
and Boland The Office Of the Western Beef Com
pany had been robbed presumably about o'clock
Later the patrOlmen discovered three men acting
susplciOusly, and when the officers called TO them
thev fed firing two shots. which returned
without effect. Later they fired third shot. and
this IL Is believed Is the one that killed Allan.
IL is possible. however. that Allan was struck
down by stray bullet in the running Interchange
OF shots between the officers and the men they
New-York tribune., 1898-11-04
INCORPORATED AT iLRANY.

Albany. Nov. 3-The following companies have
filed articles OF incorporation with the Secretary Of
State:
Garden Park Land and Improvement Company. Of
the Borough OF Queens, Ncw-York city. capital
stock. $1,000: directors. Moses Worms. of White
stone. Queens County. ana Abraham Mayer and
Gcrson Mayer. Of the Borough OF Manhattan. New
York city.
Lowell Dry Plate Manufacturing Company. Of
New-RocheNe 10 manufacture Photographic sup
plies; capital stock A@vn; directors ". II. Cow
land ". j. Reid and ". r. Hopkins
Lake ontario Mailing Company; OF oswego; cap.
Nal stock, {2O0p. directors. Willis 4. Waite and
Robert II. Waite. OF Adams. Jefferson County:
Elliott g. Mott and Thomas II. Bennett. OF Oswego
Frank j.. Bundy Lamp Company. OF Elmra to
manufacture acetylene gas lamps capital stock
$1,000. directors. Frank T. Bundy. Harriet "
Bundy and Joseph W bowman