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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10

HEATING AND CoOKINs BY STEAN.-
Among those new Inventions Of the
day intended 10 reduce the cost Of liv.
ing 10 Q system Of heating dwelling
which Il 10 held 10 likely to produce q
radical change In the methods now EN-.
pl0yed for that purpose. la LOckport,
New York, three miles OF main pipes
furnish steam heat to 10 dWellings.
Experiments were made last Winter
for illustrating the idea that cities can
be heated BY steam through pipes, and
that the cooking also can be done 10 q
large extent BY steam. The inventor
of this system, Mr.. Holly Of Lockport,
says that cooking by this method Is q
great improvement over the present
modes.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10

CRITIcIsM.-The Washington Daily
Critic thus INDUCES its acute faculty
1.-THE virtHous resolutions OF the Tenn
persnce' Association, which repudialed
the name Of Mrs. r. B. Hayes because
that lady declared that she had no wish
TO dictate 10 others, Is about the small
est and most contemplate demOnsira-
tion that has lately found It's way into
the newspapers. II was simply q case
Of disappointed tosdyism."
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10

Cincinnati Gazsgle: The pilots Of
this city now boast Of having one Of
the finest aud eoziest rooms In the
WsL Il is located e the corner OIL
Sycamore and front streets, on the Sec.
O1d door, and commands Q splendid
view OF the river. The room has been
newly papsred and caFpeted. II 90
COMMODITIES two Associations, viz: the
Cincinnati, Louisville end 81. Louis ri.
lots Association, and the Cincinnati
and New Orleans Pilots Association,
BrySOn Purcell is President Of the
former, and Byron Clark IL President
Of the latter, and Msj. R g. ShinklG
serves ably ~ Secretary Of both Asso.
elAliOn& The pilots have boxes located
Al Louisville, Evansville and Cairo for
The 81 Louis pilots, and boxes at Mem
phiS and Vicksburg for the New Or
leans pilots. Pilots coming or going
leave reports In these boxes, contain
Ing . liIt Of changes 10 the river, and
new snSgS, for the benefit Of their
brother pilots. 81. Louis aud New
Orleans also have Pilots Associations,
which are run In connection with the
rooms Of this city. Pilots Of those
cities use the boxes belonging to Gin.
cinnAtl pilots, and In return furnish re-
ports o. lhe rivers. About f~fIy.eight
pilots belong TO the pilots room here,
lhirty.lhree OF whom are New Orleans
pilots aud the remaining twenty-five
are 81. Louie pilots. At present there
are only . few of them here open for
. berth. The following is 9 list Of the
ST. Louis pilots now here belonging
10 the ASSociP'ion Mike Kelley, E.
+. Mclean, Jtmes Ford, A. DELPHI,
Evelyn and B4rUey Clark. New Or
leans pilots in Ihe city: Sam. Jones,
WIN. Stricken, Cos. Aulenheimer, o..
car Jolly and Robt. Nelson.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10
Oh for PaFis,

NEW YoRK, May 4.-The steamship
City OF Boston sailed to-day with q
large number Of passengers, among
whom are the Australian cricket team
Gilmore's band, numbering sixty
pieces; Mr.. Sam. Emery, Mayor OF
Wheeling, W. Va, one of the Paris
Commissioners; Randolph ArODzOn,
musical composer; Miss Thursby, can.
tatrice, and other persons OF note.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10
African NJ. 4. Church Conferences

BALTIMORE, May 4-The Baltimore
Annual Conference Of the African NJ.
Z. Church, began its SD session this
morning in the Ebenszsr Church,
Montgomery street, Bishop Brown,
presiding. The Bishop made g brief
address, In which he spoke particular
ly Of the growth and Influence OF the
African Church. The usual standing
Committees were appointed, and the
Conference adjourned to Monday. II
will continue In sessiOn next week.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10

Sixty million feet Of logs came out
of Black river at the recent rise, and
were put on the market at LS Crosse ;
and at Saltwater there were put on the
market 100000 feet, which came out
Of the Chippewa. Usually the ST. Croix
and Black furnish 100000 feet aud
the Chippewa 200,000,000.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10

BROcKvILLE, ONT, May 4,-Lsst
night four men entered the residence
Of John johnson, and demanded
money. On refusal they beat him ia
tally. All the money the murderers
secured was one dollar. Several ar
rests have been made.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10

A MARRIAGE OF common law 10 valid,
no matter what the State statutes pro-
vide. Atleast the United States Su-
preme Court says so.-[New York
Herald.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10
RPowmRPemd,

Tires cups graham -four, one cup
corn meal, two cups cold water, half
cup molasses, Two teaspoons D0oLEY's
YEAsT PowDER, with salt 10 suit taste.
Nix the powder with the hour and
meal while dry. Bake an hour and 3
half In 3 slow oven, with psper over
the top.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10
A Rnnninn on his Travela.

HoRXELLsvILLE, N. Y, May "A
parsonage In full Russian uniform
passed through this place by the Erie
Railway this morning. He had q
through ticket from New York to
San Francisco, and was very reticent,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10
Embarrassment CT Remington & Sons.

NEW YoRK, May A. Remington &
Sons, manufacturers Of rifles, ammu-
milton, etc, al lion, are embarrassed.
They propose 10 issue bonds TO run for
five years, at 7 per cent. interest, 10
their creditors, Liabilities, $1,000 600
nominal assets, 100000.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10

Steele & Price, Of Chicago and St.
Louis, We are pleased TO ~, are among
the few who make perfectly pure arti.
cleS. Their DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder and Special Flavoring Extracts
have been approved BY the United
States Government.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10

o. 1ssirg the Photograph Of 2. q. =,
Of VIeksbaEs, AEIssiSsippi, SOW :
9tudsns Of Lsipsio, Germany.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10

The Worcester Press, one of the
Wilhest journals in the country, has
suspended.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10

AN honest man Is the loDesomest work
Of the Creator.-[Rome Sentinel.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10

ElectrO-VOltaio and Magnetic Appli
ice Beltsand Bands for SEIZE Cure.
They restore the nervous and debilItated,
impart new life and strength TO the waning
organism, e%ncircle the body with electric
and magnetic influence, and Undue the sys-
tenn with a constant vitalizing current.
They offer q speedy cure, without medi-
cine, for oil diseases that arise from a loss
Of vital force, as dyspepsia, paralysis, kid
ney disease, nervous debility, impOtency,
weakness. etc. Price, s. and upwards.
illustrated pamphlets sent free. Address
BRYAN APPLIANCE CO., l47 HAST 18th
street, New York. my4.wly
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10

"DYING in poverty" says q modern
moralisi, "ls nothing; II Is living in
poverty that comes hard on a fellow"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10
raw FURS Wanted.

sEsp ron PWcE CrRaLST 70 A. II. BURHHARDT
~ CO.t MAnuiAclurcrs and Exporters Of American FI
SANS III. West Fourth st., Cincinnati. They
pay TIE highest prices current IN Aiucfi,l. shipping 10
pfompt cash returns.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10

TIE JURGIELEwICZ ANTI-RHEU.
4 matte Mixture is the most popular
sold than all other Rheumatic Medicines
together, and II is the most costly paten ut
medicine for the price 10 existence.
1t 10 recommended by all the leading
physicians, and is a pure vegetable mix.
ture. Should the patient find no relief
from the use Of one or two bottles, he NAV
feel assured that he Ia not suffering from
any OF the above diseases, and II viii be
OF no use to continue II. Price. 81 50 per
bottle. For sale in Vicksburg, by DR.. X.
U'Leary.
FERSLEw d CO., Projectors.
p. o. Box 1906,
fe~b?l.dGwly.th New Orleans.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-05-10
LIST OF ARTICLES

Roast beef, cold roast turkey cold; roast
goose, cold; roast duck, cold, roast chick.
en-, cold; roast mutton, cold; roast ham,
cold; roast pork, cold; boiled ham, cold ;
turkey salad, boiled tongue, dried beef.
jars mixed pickles, jars chnw.ehOw, loaf
bread, sponge cake, pound cake, small
CAKES, pies, ~jellieS, preserves, sweet pick
lee, nuts, assorted, lemons, oranges, Rp-
pies, r%aisins, candles assorted, vegetables
for cold dishes, Suces
National Republican., 1878-05-29
GRANT AND SHIELDS.

In fifteen wears General GRANT has received
from the Treasury of the Unitcl States nycr
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
for his services. And vet Republican Srlate
refuses to sOlacc the declining years Of u vet
enm's life, ike General SHIELDS, by n fair rec.
oguitiOn of his great services extending over
a half century lidShiHgiJd Rd.
Whether the above figures are correct or
not we will not pretend to say at all events
it is no evidence Of their correctness that
they appear in that paper, which has fac
ulty Of making figures lie like Luciirr
himself Admitting them to he true,
General GRANT has never received dollar
from his Government that was not honest
ly and legally his due and which he did not
richly merit at its hands. If he shall re-
ceivc more in the future it will be for the
reason that the people and the laws so will
it, and it will come in spite of cTOGkcrs
Coniederates, and Greasers.
As for the venerable General SHIELDS,
whom all except the late CJnfcderatcs re-
spcct for his loyalty AMI devotion to the
Union, and with whom all sympathizc in
his necessities, the cIse is different
General GRANT, after the close Of the
bloody conflict over the national life. tool;
to the side Of those who had saved the
Union AMI the Republic. while General
SHIELDS allied himself politically with the
nations worst enemies, and there he has
stood ever since. The time came when his
party had it in its power to reward his mil
itary and political services out Of the Dem
ocrdtic-C Confederate crib. lie desired to be
DOOrkeepcT Of the Democratic House. II,
had been n lifelong Democrat and good
soldier On the Union side He is repre-
scnted us being poor and in need of the
prcumiary aid that the position would have
secured to him. But his party refused him
this Slight recognition Of political and mill.
tary services for two REASONS: first, he had
fought ON the Union side ns a Drmp.
crat-and that is u great oilrnsr with
the Democratic party as at present
organized, and secondly, he had nn oppo-
oath by dcscltiug the Constitution and
hag Of his country and taking up aims
against both, who WAS Il DrGALD DAL-
GETTY in politics, and who ,ncakrd out ol
Republican employ to accept the position
Of Doorkccprr For these reasons General
SHIELDS wis put aside and an cX-CUulcd-
crate political hummer was preferred to
him. That act Of itself WAS shameless, but
it was tame when compared to the impu-
dcncr of attempting to make the ease OF
General SHIELDS parallel with that of Gen
erIl GRANT.
The Democrats know that they have
treated General SHIELDS very shabbily, and
National Republican., 1878-05-29
Mercy at Fault.

10 Tie EdtOr Of The NuttDnm ReDHGLicdR:
SIR: Al the end Ol the recent rebellion there
seemed 10 have been strife among most OF the
leading Republicans Hs 10 who should squat the
lowest and jump the highest in the matter of cX-
h!btiug uIIdcscrvCd iealty 10 the whipped com
munIly. A. n!sh have been expected, that con.
dcsgersluu was attributed 10 fear rather than to
real good will-to bid for extra votes IN place of
the enemys continued opposition. For instance,
how readily one Presidential aspIrant held and
firmly bound" himself IN the penal" sum of
SlUIvtI on "Ichs bail bond and with what facil.
It's another went out of his way 10 cotton " TO
BruCk CmnAgc when lie happened to he sick aud
how EurY,lpu,ly tie entire good Offices" 50 Law.
hhly bestowed by the present Executive upon the
"crTng sisters" unCirCumCiSCl "brOOd,h have
multiplied and TeplCnishCd both Houses of Con.
grc>s with the now, a. ever, lruanI babes IN the
wood '-thu,r poor, driUIlUl iWmUCeuts. And
how the fractional quUtiCut ur thnt Ulhrr interesting
and Interested uu,sHhCC Oi the Nprth has grown
Into an ntcgcr by un,tIug its sum total with lis
"suiid Southern Culumu-nll resulting entirely
hy the very present help Of the uiuIc,uld dub.
UlI, but none the less 50 puttHt att"
Vet. not tu"dwril upon the buried past who
can ,luVG hat President lIuyr,. In all his wind
lug In and winding, ON really thought he was
"duiug the country sDIiv s"rNiCcE And who can
doubt hr l. now fully sdt. sii'l In his own mind and
10Y hi, uuifirm CNpU tu vihat he hilS all the whine
been inadvertently bU king M the wrong trce?'
Verify. experience II II hard school," but its les.
son. are lasting. ANA thurs Just where the cry
Iu ii, also Just the tine tor apathy and mis-
p,l.d confidence H. suh,hc, for common sense and
url.,N g. begin, Take note, Oyo" ruters"
National Republican., 1878-05-29

TO hide the enormity of their conduct. and
to break the force of their inevitable fall,
they rcsorted to fraud In the hope OF
escape. OF course, the Democrats in the
House, being party to the wrong they had
done General SHIELDS, joined in tho work
Of placing him on the retired list In the face
Of law, rule, and precedent. But the Senate
declined to become n party to this little
Democratic game and It was defeated. That
seems to be brief history of the affair, over
which the Ceramics are now bowling as IL q
great wrong had been perpetrated, when, in
fact, little one had been prevented. If the
Democrats had preferred battle-scarred
Union soldier of the Democratic persuasion
to bumming Confederate, General SHIELDS
would have been cared for at the Demo-
cratic crib; but they have no such prefer
ences to indulge. They drew the old Gen
erals shoes and attempted to turn him into
n contraband pasture, which didn't work
well. The owner caught them at 1t and
closed the gate.
National Republican., 1878-05-29
PERSONAL.

THERE arc 900 editors belonging to the Mis-.
souri, Press Association.
PosTMAsTER.(iENERALK KEY will not go with
the Presidential party to Gettysburg to-day.
GENERAL MCCoOK and Colonel TOurtclottc,
OrGcncra ShcTmau's staff, will accompany the
Genera! Of the army on his trip to-day TO New
York.
The wife and dau ghtcr of Representative
Foster, of Ohio. arrived in the city last even
Ing, aud are located ut 1920 + street north.
west.
GENERAL SHERMAN will leave this city to-
day Tor New York. where he will attend the
grand military parade to take place IN that
city tomorrow.
GENERAL L. H.efELouzE, Assistant Adju-
tant-Gcuvral, who has been quite i'll for the
past ten days, was yesterday better and con-
ValcsCing slowly.
The Attorney. General, Secretary of War
and possibly the Secretary OF the Treasury,
will accompany the President on his Gcttys-
burg trip to-day.
GovERNnG MCCLELLAN has just left Trenton
with his inmily, for his summer residence IL
Orange. lie will 20 to rIcmtOn every Tuesday
to attend to official business.
AMONG the callers at the White House yes
ter,luy were Senator thrisrianvy and Repre-
scntu:ivcs White of Indiana, Burchard, Nea!
and Robinson, Of MGssachusIt It.s.
Hos. ALONZo BEi.I., Assistant Secretary o
the Interior, will deliver the Grafton Tomorrow
for Fred Taylor Post, No. 10, Il. A. r., Phila
delphia, ou tAc occasion OF the decoration
ceremonies lie will leave for Philaielp phs
on the l:O =. N. train to-day.
IT 4 said that tho trustees Of the Brigham
Young estate express surprise that he shuult
have been able to spend the annual yield u
81 l,5DJ,Hv0 annually for thirty years. And ye
family of l50 to 2OJ-thOugh 1t is probabl,
| that brigham didn't.
THE anniversaries OF the American Baptist
| Publication Society, the American Baptis
| Home Mission Society aud the American Blp
| tist Missionary Union are in progress durin,
the current week in Cleveland, Ohio. We uu
dcrstand that Rev. A. F. Mitson of this city, il
attending these meetings.
SENATOR CAMERON aud wife gave a reccp
tiOn last evening to their friends, at their resi-
dencc, No. 1871 street northwest, which wa
attended by Cabinet Ministers, members o
| the diplomatic corps, Senators and Represen
tatves, judges OF the courts, officers of til,
army and navy, aud distinguished civilians.
| MRs. ii. MCCENEY, accompanied by her tw,
| daughters aud son, Colonel II. {. McCeney
| lett for New York via Baltimore aud POtOma
Railroad last Saturday, Wednesday next the.
| sail ia the steamer Russia, of the Canard Line
for tour OF the British Isles. They go t.
| Paris in September, after which they will max
| an extended tour Of the continent. Man
friends were at tue depot to wish them JO
| rOydg6.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

GLOVER is being talked of for United
States Senator from Missouri, so is HUTCII-
ms, of the Washington Democratic organ
and so is HARDIN; 50 also is SHIELDS. There
seems to be leaning toward HARDIN in
Missouri. JOHN HODNETr is in the interest
of HUTCHINs, and IiUTCHINS hates GLO-
YER. lIODNETr is at work to get the courts
all right, and GLOVER is too busy with his
little investigation trap for catching dclin-
quent Democrats in Washington to devote
much attention to the business in Missouri
at present. As for HUrCHINs, we think
with fIoDNETT feeling through the fingers
of the law for some S7O,OOO c0-partncIshiy
shrinkngc, and the task on hand of break.
ing mp the Government Printing Oilicc to
secure fat job from the Government, and
the little matter of running a Democratic
scwer-pipr at the National Capital in the
interest of GoULD AMI TILpEN, that he will
find the Senatorial road in Missouri rather
dusty.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

PoTTER's Committee begin to find that
they have an elephant on their hands with
out any fodder for its feeding, notwithstand-
Ing Secretary SHERMANs previous tender OF
forage. The country and the committee are
alike disgusted with the whole thing, except
POTTER himself, perhaps, who is TILDEN's
attorney and will realize fee 1t is II
paltry, dirty, and bOOtless business through
out, save in its revolutionary features and
intcnts. These have been discovered, and
will be promptly set down on by public
sentiment.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

Mr.. POTTER has thrown OF all disguise,
He now bluntly proposes to repudiate the
Electoral Commission compromise, and call
upon Congress for an enabling act to per-
init reopening of the Presidential title.
If he could stop his revolutionary proceed
ings at that call, if he could cry halt" and
ave the command obeyed by his followers,
SO that the enabling act could be carried
into LEGAL effect, if such law should be
enacted, there would perhaps be no oprospect
Of great danger in the future. But he can.
not do these things He has invoked ele-
mcntS of riot, confusion, and sedition that
will not down at his bidding. lie will him.
self ride with and not upon the whirlwind
of his own invocation. and the country will
be plunged into the depths of choatic mis-
rule, or no rule
National Republican., 1878-05-29

THE Galveston Texas N,rs comes
maniully to the support of senators MAXEY
and COKE and Representative MILLS in
their opposition to the Title Investigation.
II rebukcs the Northern dOughCIce DcmOc-
rIcy for its reputation Of the Electoral
Commission compromise. and very patriot
ically raises a cry Of alarm Of the scditious
prospects Of the situation. Now, IL the
NcIrN will say the same OF ALEX. II. STE
rHENS, and explain that this entire demon.
>trUtinn of irienllinGss to the AdminiStra.
tion by southern Democrats is tingcd with
a desire 10 capture the Precedent and carry
him bodily into the auti-,rrrascr Demo-
cratic camp, placing him under obligations
to his natural politicn. opponents for the
safety of his official position, it will tell the
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the
truth
National Republican., 1878-05-29
DROPosALS FOR Fuel, FORAGE, AND
STRAW.
DEPUT QuAHTERNAsTEn's OFFICE,
~ asIII ssL.r..sL Ii L. Maa. 1 ~

DEPuT QrAHTERNksTEn's OFFICE
WAsIiISUTuS, d. g., May l. ls1a
Sealed proposals IN triplicatc, vi II COPY OF this
advertisement Atache will be rt cCiveh at this Office
until o clock D. June !, lSas. at which time and
place they viii b. opea'd In the presence Of bidders
Tor furnishing AMI delivering as required during the
fiscal year cOnmrnc ng July ls7s, aud ending juno
this city an Gecr setnwiI, j, g., nm at Fort whpple.
Va, about 40 cords lTnri Wool. sHw d and split 100
cords OF oak WuId In the slick SO cords Of Pine
Wood, sawed aud split NJ cor,l, Of Pine Wood In the
slick 2iOj tun' White Ash CUa'; 10 tons Ilel Ash
toal Isl tons lykens Valley Go Al. Of size may be
thllel for Ire rom n tie. dust dirt and ~ of
Bitumin ms Lamp Coal. All the Wool and Coal t.
be OF first class nierciIantI quality. Coal TO wei ish
2,2m pounds tU the ton.
he lowest NJ. regnie bid for Wood COal both,
Will lie cntrft uncd.
Also FOR furnishing and delivering during the same
period, all the crrn, Oats, Hsv an Rye strnw re-
Qnrcd NJ the various c0rals and officers qinriers in
THIS city an tieJrgetOwn, u. g., Soldiers Home, u.
G.. and Furt wnipIle Va
Tho right IN resercet by the Government 10 reject
amy or oil BIDS anl t's propo.Rs are Invited under
prtvIso IN App opri on sim b, made 'or the sup
piles by tongTtsL u fothrtw.sL the Government VII
ence will he given u articles OF domestic prt du =
ton
Printed proposals. glarRntee and circulars stating
the kind aud cs inla'tg quantities required at each
post or rac an giving nut instructions to the
manner nf b lIng cDndit 10 be obsI rved by BID
drS nn ter,ns Of contra and pay ment will be ur.
nishe I On RprliCaiiOn to this office
PruIo-hlS should he markell. Proposals for Full"
and Proposals for Forage and straw and addressed
separately rs indit1t !d - tn IN lcr,cnni;
l,p m IA tgrul luSta
National Republican., 1878-05-29

A SOUTHERN Democratic exchange, COM
menting on Mr.. MILLS recent declaration
that he is opposed to any reduction of the
army whatever, but we must do ms the
NAPOLEONs OF Francc-lnd work for the
"laboring man, so that he may find bread,
cautiously remarks:
That WAS the old Roman style. The people
were kept down at times by free bread and
circus shows. Bat the CEsNRs pCrished all
the same, aud Sedan is still celebrated in Ger
many and cursed in France.
But there is great difference between
the Government Of the United States and
those of Rome and France. In the latter
the people were fed and pcnsioncd or abused
when it was possible or convenient simply
to support privileged few. In our day
and country the policy Of the Government
should purtnke Of a provdcnt interest il
the support of the many.
National Republican., 1878-05-29

lS view Of our article on gas for the pcO-
pie yesterday morning Mr.. CRUTCHET now
writes Il long scrrcd by way of explanation.
We have not the space to spare to him, but
W. viii Civ" him the hcn,lit Of hi, cXplanl-
tion Us to the probable cost Of his gus to the
consumer in G So his "littlc Till /" shall br-
come It law lie assures Us that the pro-
vision which secures to the st"rkh0llrrS Il
benefit Of not Arrr than tea cents per hun
drrd cubic fee, il intended ip BE- the high-
" est amount pJ,d b} rou,lmrrs for the ra~
" furnished ht said pn.ruy.' II that be
50 the wording Of the TN Is unfortunate and
drrrptyr and it NhuuI br changed ~ ns to
fix the maximum pric" ofgl~ At seventy
cents per thousand feet. Asa Law this iro-
vision cannot be- interpreted IL applying: to
any one but the stakeholder, and if pas-cd
it will be 50 interpreted. The consumer
would be taxed 50 ~ to secure benefit 0r
profit to the stakeholder Of not exceeding
s per thousand cubic feet, and to secure
that b 'uclit even to the extent of fifty cents
the consumer must pay - per thousand
feet. We do not charge upon the architects