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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03
THE FIRE MEN.

ATA SPECIAL NEEri sc OF THE ENGINEERS AND
foren ZEN, Of Tie New York Fire pepsrtngn tsid at
lowing preamble and resolutions offered BY Mr. A. j. bella
e 9I T'ssasy ;.sS.a the
ment position wtirk Ire has long siled ~ MS own la
credit ard tls Infinite benefit ., the Dcrartneat. And
and Fs1s,uay Win sis Ss hs. rsrtots tss datiss d
whereas becomes tie duty Of any body who have
experienced The ,neht q &c advice and q sne
perform satsfaerly lis duty % unite presenting him
testimonial Of their appreciation and well wshss There
Resolved That TIE thanks Of this body in lhaif them
ncnty due and hereby presented Mr. James Nlrr
u tie dsei srgs Of H. duty through long period active
has made for tie Increased property and uscisess of the
ke.oived That in Of Mr. Miller we 10 90 with
pSfSgsd regret tns tsst We are losing ron our ranks
elevate Department. presen. and ele
sons proved himself TO be firm friend and worthy gentle
ment our best wishes r hs future success and tey in
M and for along continuance among in uninterrupted
Re,olvsd That the Secretary % this body d-eetato
Miller and published IL he sun Her
Aid' Tribune and Fireman. JSTrpf c,pso, c,.,,r
Josrrn BIAex, Secretary.
New YORK FIRE ORNAMENTAL a uEErLNe
~ Thursday sssnnr Apl 2,S iHsae rasSia .e'e MA
Resolved, That election for an Assistant Engineer lin
The place e. Js%e: Miller resigned be h,ld on Monday
CLOCK, that the
at Iirsmens Hail. Thursday evening Nay st between
the hours CT and o'clock receive the VI the
election.
Resolved That at all future elections for Engineer
Engineers the various Fire Companies shall
the day. between such designated
this body the polls 20 remain open unt the ration %
forty eight hours from the time OF meeting,
Received, That each return shall what time the
meeting held, aud the whole number votes fox each
candidate,
s,,s IT,. zach ss, r, signed .s4 ss lyas
the returns IN all respees and in conformity With
tie rules Ind regulations Of this body.
WM. &. MEAD Engine Go. -.
MOSES q. ALLEN, HOse Go. & ,irsreetgra.
JAS. L. KENNEDY. Hook hns Ladder Co,
INDEPENDENT NONISATIoN.-ToR ASSISTANT
i Engineer Henry Il. yenn.
AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING or ENGINEERS
n and Iortmen. held ~ fremen Hall ThGrslay
~ Il, April a. the following candidates nOmiuGe.
Moses Jackson, Engine II; Henry II. Howard, Hose a.
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rrociey the prices is the feature Of
Zine froek coats TO order, $40 to 81 beautiful
single breasted rock coat to order s2 made in the most
recherche style. Summer clothing Of all descriptions
Whoever buys garment Of becomes after that
lar customer c. L. CLARKE ZIG William street, between
fulton Al John.
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No 80 Bro adway, opposite the City Hall, New York 81
South Fourth street Philadelphia IL Harvard pace cs-
toni 0 Pratt street Baltimore. All persons interested
invited 10 call and judge for themselves.
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place in the city whre such elegant boots and CATERS
be found IS Wakos ia Fulton street. watkins manu-
features his boots and sells OF the trash
and for beauty durability and o~ness of price his CATERS
be ouualltd.
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nEsKs DESKS, DRsks.--yAHEs II; COOKE has
- removed 70 Broadway, whtv ,hs s saa mSss
complete assortment Of Decks, and MI Nouhtns
Room Furniture may he found Desht " All 70
order, nj the ehertest notice.
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Patent Tapestry. Three Ply and Patent

lent quality at fortyour and hy eerts yard
For sale in any quantity at the Basery Sayings store is
Bowsry. u. W. & W. L. GILLEf l. CO.
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Caps at the estaSlishment Of EsPESomED m Nassau
street q beeau. they know that the. can there
cheaper than at any other store.
A new Hat establishment Is to he opened
,hr day. st 200 Grand street. by Messrs WALKER FIRE
men, excellent Maters and intend doing their on
Give them call
Model Hats.-If you want n Hat possessing
qualification Of beauty ghness style and durability
where " r. DAVID. (saoeessor to Amdon,) $1l Broad
se ' suited ted: TIE corner . D0"A ss S"''' " '''
srueon Of hats BY Of recent heavy rains AMI the
Grand annual Nng day he. eaa1ed great ra;a for ha2s
cannot b equasd by any halter in toe United state r.
nous establishment rs Fulton street tsy Of his
superb and artistic productions
The Air Noble.-This term Is used by the
F1s 10 !. az & G Sa a pHa 81 e9 s
nothing much dhgure and appreciates the personal
Sr 70 hi. sds e an d sg5 S
dollars. GENiS, IA Broadway, opposite St. Pauls.
They thnt would lie wise Will save as well
money. They that would be fashionable will
fashionable Hats consequently to wise and fashionable
HEART cheap Sursse and ssausn Of the best ma
eausa by sne Ea @ he red S
price Of three dollars at the Broadway Hat Store 81
Clothing ready made, or made to order Mt
Zine froek order, $40 to 81 beautiful
single breasted frOck order. s2 made in the
recherche style Summer clothing Of all descriptions
Whoever buys of becomes after that
lar customer q. L. CLARKE liG William street, between
Fulton and John.
Dress Boots and Gaiters.-Therc II no
place in the city whee such elegant boots and CATERS
found Wa'lios ~ fnlton street Watkins manu-
his boots and sells trash
and for beauty durability and io~nes Of price, his CATERS
cannot be equslled.
OIL Cloths for Halls and Floors, Of excel
lent quality Mt foro and my cents square yard
For sae in quantity at the Bowery Savings store Us
BoHsry. T. W. W. 1. GfLLEY l. co.
Patent Tapestry. Three Ply and Patent
Tapestry and Ingram Carpets at the celebrated cheapest
carpet establishment in the United States No ~ Bowery,
Hiram ndcrsop There they oer the bargains Of
the sgc ingram carpets 3s, As, 5s, ard Is.
Singers Sewing Machine may DC at
No 80 Bro adway opposite the city Hall, New York 81
South Fourth street Phladslpha ~ Harvard pace Bcs-
toni 40 Pratt street Baltimore. All persons interested
invited 10 call and judge for Themselves
Professor Alcxr. &. Barry's TTicopherous
asdcae tompoHndThs preparation IL equally b.ne-
fetal Injuries skin, beautiaer
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A ANNIVERSARY NOTICE.-THE THIRTEENTH An
yersary the New York City Bible Society will he hele
Nav 9TH Exercises to at half past o'clock The
will be preached Nv the Kew Oeorge G.
BALDWIN,
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DosT OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE CORNER EAST
Broadway.-Aails for Europe per steamer Asia. Let
ter hays will coee this oco for Liverpool London
France all parts of Germany and other foreign
'' - AARON SWARTs
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The Coal Trade for 1851.

The quantity sent by railroad this week, " 21si2 o.,
ny csuai, Esn56 o5 for the week, 81 6ss ii tons In
by railroad 20 tons; increase by canal 2qa tons
The CORR pondng Shipment ias year wcrc-By rs.l
road. 252I5 o. tons ny canal II, gas 06 tons.
The csrsi had very fair run a. boats TO New York
during the week. To Philadelphia they ~
usual, ard the shipments we're diminished 10 slight
extent IN consequence The present actual car sud
Ian ding caracy the canal " about 22o00 tons pr
week. but the boat capacity VIII not average 2Oool
tons frcisLss have advanced shadc TO philadelphia
Wy the canal and boat owners sbroaf VIII Md s-,u
business by sending their boats TO this direction
nrner ci iosts are lein built on tho line OF oana bu
they arc ell intended for thc New \ orb trade
The demand for coal u very fair and prcee are nl,
maintained IN THE region, With an upward Tendency
The priccs ON board, at Richmond, are aso firm.
80 shipments fr,m the Ichish fox the last week
little Iess tar tbry tie earrtsp5hding wr,. l,s
year Ehurts We L. "rD, are being made ca induce th,
vhnal Commissioners ipce The toll on the Delswar'
division of the rennsJlvsnia N@ns they will however
tai because the canal Is doing sbVu as much cuisines
o. u can veil accommodate, and the l~'gnue OF th'
commonwealth would be dim nshed In conscq n.nce
We have no returns q the shipments made W sh'
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company and consequently
can give no particulars with regard o. the business in
con parson with last ytarbut the profits, " not the
trsde are unquesicnably ssetcd to considerable
extent by the low fatcs II transportation from Thu
region The contract made with the Washington Com.
rany Tor period ~ ten years, VI correctly IN
ioim,o bears hard upon ,he c"mpsny 4 preent when
hondout fixed ut 80 80 per ton of which the Delaware
ana Hudson Company received Fwal per centase Tor
ranssetng the business The surplus NJ which tho coal
sc and above 80 50 ON board az Roudout IL equally
divided between the Washington aud Delaware aud HUI
~ companics profit 90 the former, and ~ toll g. the
latter Neither toll profits ~ present prices can
foot up very largely while the Washington Comp any
coal i brought directly into competition with the Della
ware and hudson Companys coal ut Their shipping port
If the managers Of the Canal Company could nerve
themselves sufficiently 10 give oticial notice that they
would enter Into further arrangements with the rail
road this with regard - rates. aud thus put stop
to the frequent circulated both IL the coal region
and abroad that negotiations pending b. tween the
two companies N would he of vast service to the com
in establishing confidence, and IN securing nl1
iron various quarters
We have been requested " state that considerable dis
satisfaction prevails NJ New York on account 81 the tow
nt lire not towing coal boats further the North and
Ea rivers Coal yards located as high up ss Nine
teh street and the boats stop far down a. rbr
tenth street. The ought TO be remedied ut once,
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Young Mems Temperance Festival.

Last FRIDAY evening, young mans tempe.
rance festival was held at Tnper Hall. The object
Of the festival was to extend the cause of tempe
rance, and to appropriate the proceeds to the build
ing of new hall for the sons Of Temperance. The
meeting was thinly attended, and up to 9o'clock
there was no appearance Of commencement Of the
proceedings. About this time the audience gave
evident signs Of mpatience with the heels Of their
boots, SC. Mr.. Lake then mounted the platform,
and said the gentleman who was TO preside had
disappointed them, as did several other speakers
and sincere friends Brothers Austin and Lloyd,
Of Philadelphia, were present, aud would do part
Of the honors Of the evening. Brother Austin then
came forwsrdan sung temperance ode.
Brother LLOYD was next introduced to the meet
ing but be spoke in 80 low tone that he was alto
re her in ,udible We understood him TO say that
be belonged TO that mob le band, the Washnsto-
man Brothers, and be was glad to sec there wa 50
many here 10 night that were willing 70 Join that
society. lie would advise N here and parlicurly
the youth, to beware of alcohol, and not taste 4
dtup OF y. There were unfortunately many of the
present day, who were not ardent drinkers bu,
what we're called dram drinkers and it was we'll
known that from dr ,m drinking they became ,n-
,rtefa;e drunkards Ths was the neyita ,le con
sequence 81 NJ oil nddlging ia the II sprI.uous
liquors lie ielt such how.ng love this eve
80 g. towards Tie young men o. tle Gig, taat he
~ Jed theJ would all be "Dsnicls" that they
would uut dcfie themselves with that deolsing
beverage. lie was not discouraged BY the pauc III
+ numbers here 70 night. IL was mo- % dead or
iet hsh that swan against the current The dad
q hwas carried away by the stream. but il was the
tlng fish that swan az ainst It. They Che ten.
I,,atcc people, have many difficulties t. contend
~ inst but i i by energy and perseverance that
!,ey would overcome them, aud this il the scnt-
is,lt Of Henry Clay, the creates, statesman that
uFIr lived But fortunately il is the women that
.atur, aud although they debafrc.l from po-
i..is VI igs's. the not debarfed from raising
t. VOICES agai lst this horrible practice that Is
,tnt - many 81 themselves to an untimeiy grave
a. u'E,d the Al 60 Danish from their society all
W-e were ttcquenters of the rum shop, aud 20 set
~ sample IT temperance to their fathers brot hors
ard bushands
M LAKE hen introduced Brother DAVIS, from
hTook iyn-lIe said that although absy he had con
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propeller engines, with boiler. which will be ready
AS also duplicate work for the stssmera Issbel
Cardenss, and San Fly, Of the Island of Cuba.
They are also constructing two high pressure
boilers very large, intended TO drive the new and
powerful machinery in the course Of construction
for James Gordon Bennett, Esq, Of the NeW York
Herald.
The bark Lyra, which sailed a few days since
for Havana, had on board two low pressure boilers
built by p. & M, intended for the teamshp Ha-
They havejust completed the following work -
For an eastern house, six large high pressure
boilers, forty horse power each.
An engine fifteen horse power, with locomotive
boiler, with shafting, &C., for Mossrs. Hicks,
Briggs & Titus, of this city
A beam engine, fifteen horse power, with boiler
and appurtenances, for Geo. Mather's ink factory
OF this city.
A new steam cylinder for the steamer Suffolk,
aud have contra ;ed for for the stea mer Durand
They are also repairing several steamboats, and
steamships, and overhaung several manufactures.
They have purchased the right for the States Of
New York and New Jersey for the manufacture of
X. Montgomery's patent corrugated iron boilers.
The application of corrug gated iron in the manufao-
for forming the arches, and all the fire surfaces,
where great strength with lightness is required,
bids fair. We are informed, TO revoutionze the old
system For instance, an aroh formed of corrugated
iron OF seven feet span four inches wide, and
three sixteonths of inch in thickness, is capable
Of sustaining the enormous weight Of Is $50 pounds
without the slightest detection; whereas, an arch
formed OF ordinary iron, seven feet span, four inches
wide, and four sixteer tbs Of an inch in thickness,
would not sustain weight Of more than 3, 100
pourds as we learn.
ARcHiMEDES WORKS.
Messrs ii. X. Dunham & Co., propretors OF the
Archmedes Works, constructing beam en-
CINE with cylinders sixty inches in diameter, and
twelve feet stroke, for a Lake Ontario steamer
about LOCO tons burthen, besides several sugar
mills and engines for the West Indies They en-
ploy, at present, three hundred and forty men.
From the foregoing statement estimate may
be formed Of the manufacturing resources Of this
great and thriving city Of the Western World, and
Of the energy, skill, and industry of our people.
The list is not co mplte, however as we have been
unable to obtain statement of the work going on
at the Novelty Works, and at the machine shop
and foundry Of Hogg & Delameter.
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experience. Whom he saw young men Of his own
age, and his own friends, going down dsmnation, he
thought he might, young as no was, be excused
for giving his ideas on this subject. If. said he,
the cholera breaks out amongst Us stringent laws
are passed, and the streets are boarded up; but al
though we see every day hundred, and thousands Of
our fellow creatures sent to the grave by the rum
shop. no voice is raised against It, simply because
those deaths are all brought about in gilded saloons
Brother Davis then retired, and Brother Lloyd
again addressed the meeting, but they dropped out
one by one till the hall was completely empty. We
did not observe that any one took the pledge.
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cotton viewers. There l. ono thing that rstards
sne growth Of the city; tho soil y possessed ~
low wealthy monCpolists, who will not cell IL fn
One OF them recently refused very handsome terms
Tor the site Of an iron foundry even two miles from
.ne CITY lhis Is an unwise policy their part;
would oe bette for them to give sites almost for
nothing IN the beginning, in order to increase pop
iation. ana to encourage building. There appears
10 be ne w impetus given to building this summer:
about thirty buildings either about to be ere ,ted
or rebuilt in part. The State House il a very good
building and commands splendid view Of the city.
the river, and the surrounding scenery
The Central railroad, passing from Phiadelp his
to this city, very badly manag ed-everybody con-
plains ofit. II was built in very unscentihc and
defective manner, and the rate of speed is nearly
as slow rs that Of stage coach. You will oon-
stanty hear OF the train running of the track, Of
ole train beng delayed for m hour, in waiting till
another passes, III order to avoid collision Inc
want OF punc'uality is proverbial. You can never
calculate WI h:n an hour of the time you will mr.
i've The tlue Of leaving Philadelph ia is very in
convene for the New York papers One train
leaves al ia last7 o'clock in the morning, too early
e. oribg the lnslls to this city and the other q
baitpas' !. O'Clock in the forenoon, also too carly
iur HE mails, which arrive In few minutes after
tue car l,a.c The result is. that Harrisburg
psoFe GO non ger the newspapers from the great me-
tW"hs at he country till xt morning. instead of6
- 'ork N he evening The cars might start at
do io opT road sty which a solos
rae suia glect of their nterests, prosper in trsde
60 comm, In these days of progress and ra-
l'0 cemWt1 cation, to be without the news Of the
ga .eA'r- o. commercial enterprise for twelve
no;r', + :, Ks behind the age At o'clock this
me 4 10 not get a copy of the Herald for
lows cr a4reE an had been bong Int up ON account
u Is rs3a IS OF the Harrisburg Couve ntion
laat :lrc ,Tec. and the only class benefited BY
hsre ~. j, tels. who viii be pretty dull for
rhila ~ H. gslature does not meet till January
reS tAe,4 Is one fact alb lut the Legislature
tl.en si.a!> felumes--there is no State reporter
q r,gQ- the oceedngs, and the local papers have
T. .eqQr,ecs 20 report them, that they are not
r-!oftsl 81. all THIS is highly favorable to corrup-
tou ana vtrSaton-for if JOB is to be carried
i F.l LOT he taown; and il man wants to jump
jir ;rr" Il Tie senate or House Of Represents
tgs "i11ut touring the odium Of his constituents
q to. IDh'., nothing is easy, for his
.pee atf 81 either side, never appear; and if he Is
charged -. Inconsistency by any one who has
80 AN = deny explain ii away.
A LOCKER ON in vienna.
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Attp Phmnix Foundry, Mcssrs. Cunningham 4
Bclknap rropt., tor, they are constructing an On.
ginc for a steamboat Tot yet uamed), 10 be 2Dj
feet long, 27A feet beam, ana ,ect depth Of hold.
for Rlf. Thomas Coycr with cylinders =, inches in
diameter, aid IL feet stroke
AT the same foundry, two engines with cylinders
~ inches In diameter ard 10 feet stroke, for two
steamships Ito be cillcd the Gordon and Calhoun)
each SEQ tors burthcn, $50 feet long - feet beam
aud ~ feet depth Of hold, for Messrs. Brooks & Bar
den, Of Savannah, Georgia. These stc an ships ars
destined TO run IN The line between Savannah and
Charleston
An engine with cylinders y inches in diameter
burthcn, l15 feet long. pa feet beam and ~ feet
depth OF hold, for mr. George Page, Of Wash
nEton.
Another engine Of the same sire for n steamer
I5O feet long, FL feet BEAM seven feet orh lches
depth of hold, now building by Mr.. Thomas CJll-
yer, Of this city, for the Washington ani Alexsn.
dra Steatnbon Company; and two large boilers
for the steamer Senator running between San Fran
the engines OF the steamship III Dorado, one of the
ChagIcs line. They employ about two hundred
men.
FULTON FouspRv.
Messrs. Pease h Murphy. ofthc Fulton Foundry,
sre doing large amount Of work for the New Lon
don and Norwich Steamboat Company In part,
they are building for the steamboat Worcester one
low pressure boiler, of tho following dimensions
and power '-l2s feet vide, l2i feet high, 81 feet
long, will be about 100 horse power, and will weigh
about $1,000 pounds.
Fer the propeller 10 Jan. Of Havana, q pair Of
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CVOR SALE-HOUSE, LOT and STA

u BILE on Tihh-ayenue. with All modern Improvements
House n h 10 feet ready for occupancy about tne sl OF
April Also sc, eral moderate priced Houses with al the
modem improvements Fifh-s7enue ready FOR occu'
psncy 10 few weeks Apply 70 -,
2Sflms c. WADSWORTH, 81 Union-psce
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ITO MANUFACTURERS.-The pro-

n perry and effects Of the Rope and Begging Company
situate 81 SOmerve State OF New-Jersey, viii be sold al
auction on The 9Th day Of April next on tue premises al
O'Clock NJ. the highest bidder The property consists OF
substantial brick building 10 feet bv rs feet four
beb with brick building adjoining for bleaching aud dry
ing. Also large boarding house, near The factory To-
lure Ct Duck from American Hemp The machinery is
sufficient for The Manufacture OF 80 bos OF Duck daily is
In perfect order and the whole establishment can be pat 10
working order 10 43 hours. The power Is furnishes by
water taken by canal from The RAriGa iyef TIE est-D
lhhnent IS sbOu Two hours roe oi fslrQad rseanDoa
from HewYorh CITY For further particulars application
should made 90 Agent al the premises 10 MOSES
II: 0RlNEkLI. - ScllkEt, or 10 GEORGE CURTIS.
Wal.,sis New NCk MI iAs
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HARDWARE. CUTLERY, EDGE

In ~COLS Gc-CHARLEs 5. LITTLE,
= - - FULTON ST. OPPOSITE InE UNITED STATES
ID A'D ~ Hotel. kEw-foRH.
IMPORTER ASD GENERAL DEALER 10 Eogish,
cs ran AZ American HsrdWsre, Cutlery, Edge Toos,
&c resrespecuy invites the si'eniou OF Country aer
eIs,ts Mechanics and others making their Spring and
SIMMER purchases his very extensive essoTtDen com
n,s everv Ping Ia the line. snd 10 which new and Goa
sr nrples are eng added; ali OF which are offered al
r. low - rrices fer cab or sppruv' credit;
Cutsrd Wrought Nai's, Locks. Laches;
Knives ard Forks Pen and Pocset Knives;
ns,.rs scisso.s ard Shears. IN great variety; -
Sbrvfis srsccs Hoes feds scythss and snsths kifes
CoopFss TOOL N great variety Of th7 NOS, fseed
,srnf.ctrIers Alberison, Ccneeri Horton Barton and
others -, a.. ~. ri.
T,usa end Ship CarreRtefs TOc.s, Black ,miths Tools
Honss ard Ship Builders Hardware.
IRON Bass Copper, Steei and Lead Wire,
hiie u"f mis- SneodD k5meowW
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NOR SALE-Two HOUSES, rs and 70
II on north side OF Twentyninhst $50 ives. Of Sixth
av Marble mantes ard gsles throughout no, and cold
wster bath water closets &c Part Of the purchase money
can remain for FIVE years per Price $500 aud
Sf5oO Inquire the premises or 81 81 Twenty nin;hst
mil 2ws
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Msssrs w + JONES 4 BRO, Phisdelph's
CcHtlenen-I have thoroughly tested iho Zinc Paint rs
ceved from YOU months since. and most cheefay
tesfy to lie good ouslities. have found Il fully equa
al YOU said OF IT, had pieddving gins, which
exrosed TO The weather painted with IT, without any dsf
In r. When partly frishsd, the work suspended. S
severe shower Of rain which lasted two days and o.
resumlr the painting after the storm, found the paint bard
and pt rect The engine and boiler perfectly proesi
by Il from the weather and where most exposed hes
also tested II on wood and find cheaper and better han
any other paiut have We shall useit or psns
ing our sections In the sprng II you can suppyus Fon
conversations on the subject with the foreman and ptnf
ia The Navy Yard have doubt but II vil sfets f.r
test be used exclusively In the Navy Yards need oaq
wish you the success your paint deserves ~ nav
m20n Resp'y yours truly, ), a DEAN