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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12

so long as the falling embers of vitality arc
capable OF beiaC re-kiudled into warm and
genial glow, just SO long there is hope for the
weak and emaciated invalid. Let him not,
therefore, despond, but derive encouragement
from this and from the further fact that there
is restorative most potent In renewing The
dllapidated powers Of broken down system
Yes, thanks to its uuexampled tonic virtues
Hostel er's stomach Bitters Is daily reyivine
strength N the bodies and hope In the minds
OF the feeble and nervous. Appetite, refresh.
Ing sleep the acquisition OF flesh aud color.
are blessings attended upon The reparative
processes which this priceless inyIgorant
speedily Initiates and carries 10 a successful
conclusion. Digestion is restored, the blood
feftlliZed and sustenanre afforded TO each life.
sustaining organ BY the Bitters which Is liof-
ensiye even to the feminine palate, vegetable
imposition, and thoroughly safe. Use IL,
ana regain or.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12

jagged Pigeons yeiy Old recipe.
Truss aad sessqn the pigeons with pepper
and salt, and, having suited them with
mixture of their own iivtrs, shred with
beef suet, bread crumbs, parsley mar
ioram, and two eggs; sew them I'D at
both ends. snd pug them into tEe Jag,
breast downward. with half pound OF
butter: cover up the jug So that the steam
cannot get out; then set them In pot oil
wateF to stew. They will ta>e two hours
and mere in ioiBg. end ti.ey must Doll
all the time When stewed enough take
them out OF the gravy: skim of the fat;
pour in : spoonful Of cream, 3 little lem
On peel. snd anohovy shred, and few
mushrooms; add little white vine to
the gravy. apd having thickened II Wit :
butter and fiour, and dish up the pigeons
pour the sauce over them. Garnlsh With
sliced lemon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12

II there Is anything in this life that viii
giye one G foretsete Of hell, ss some repre-
sent is, that thing is Neuralgia. Il Is ths re-
fnement Of torture But there Is a simple
snd Inexpensive remedy for Il. Johnson,
AAosiyne Lfnfns<nt snuffed up Into the head viii
will give instant relief.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12

Pure rich blood gives Us health. long 1lifs
and green OLD aes," ont how few nay yinv
attention 10 TIVE stste of their blood po,.,a,s
Purgatips Plis make ,seao rich blood, and tsSSten
one n ghtfor three months viii changest
blood in the entire system.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12

or DooLEY's YEAST POWDER Is the best EVIL.
dence Of its worth. Whenever yon want d
light, white, sweet biscuit, delicious pot-pie,
elegan. cake, or choice pu lding, DooLEY's
BAKING POWDER should be used Perfect
purity aud absolute full weight are the watch
words Of the Manufacturers.
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E,,cnnragn,..e = Tor rhe E.eh,n

The young ladies at Vassar are not al.
lowed 10 have pets within the college
other than tue regular professors.
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ByrOnic "reminiscences.

while Newstead has twice changed
hand since Byron was compelled to part
with Annesiey Hall, the home Of Eis first
love, Mary Chaworth, is the home Of her
eldest grandson, Mr. Chaworih- Musters.
Mrs Musters-heT husband dropped his
wife's, name although ii had at his mar
riage been stipulated that he should as
sume it in addition 10 her own-left two
sons and thre ,ughters. The eldest son
married DIS er OF wealthy Norfolk
squire name Aamond, and died by his
own hand il of melancholy madness.
His mothe anything but happy IL
her marie with her coarse, unsym-
pathetic md, whom, however, she
adoIed, sn was tbou5ht. that Der un-
happiuo =. .or TO her eldest sons birth
materially affected bis miGd. When
Washington Irving visited Acwstead and
Annesley, upwards OF 50 years AGO, the
laty,r was in very neglected condition.
NJ. ! Musters hated tine place and all By
ronic associations and cut down the beau
full grove.
'Standing upon a hill, gentle hill"
where Bvran
Saw two beings in the hues of YOUTH
re destftetl AbuGetl ltl Nt'iNICA, hiS w a
seat near Nottingham, which, Mr. Mus
tiers being very unpopular, was attacke
by the mob during the reform bill riots
Of 1881 when Nottingham castle was
sacked. His grandson has. however, re-
versed this stare OF things, and constant
ly resides at Amnesty which is now in
perfect order The park, which had been
allowed 10 run wild. is now Carefully Kept,
the range of stables which Irving found
rensntiess, bat which he remarks bore
traces Of q fox hunting squire TOW are
filled with fne horses, for Mr.. Mustefs--
an esuma6le country ge5 tenants a
master of fox hounds. dis younges'
broihais the Lieut.. Masters whose work
on Patagonia excited such | yely interest
two years ago Tue owusF Of Anuesley
Is married 20 q niece of the well known
liberal statesman Right Hon. Reberl
/ Love. Newsiead is Fhe property OF Dir
Webb, man Of large fortune.
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InpoRr.Nr NorlrR--rar,

To cleanse and whiien the teeth. TO sweSten
the breath, US Brogn's Complicated Sapsna-
eeous Dentifrice. TWENTY-FIVE cents a bCstle
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12

A Sunday school DO. IF Naysville, ky
was asked by the superintendent, Il bis
father was Christian Yes, sir, be re-
piled, shut be i not working At II much"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12

The Rev. John Jasper, OF VIRGINIA, saws,
"De sun do move, for in de mornin' 1t shines
on die side oh dc hous. Will in de ehenin' on
dat side oh de hons Now, ef he don't move,
how com he dar?' Notwithstanding Mr.. Jas.
per's logic, we yet believe The 1corld moves.
When Mr.. Jasper's ideas constitutes the pop
ulaT belief, people thought that to die OF smsil.
pox or cholera was simply fulfilling one of ma
lures laws. Now. through vaccination. email
box is averted VII le cholera. cholera morbus
dyscntery (faxl, and diarrhea; ere readily
cured by tn use Of Dr. Pierce's Compound
Extract of Smart Weed. Does not such evil
dence tend to prove that 'thc world moves ~
AS an external remedy for cuts, bruises
sprains, swelings, bites and stngs of insects
tho Compound Extract OF Smart Weed has no
equal Veterinary surgeons have also EN-
plcyed 1t with marked success.
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Make Hens Law.

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist gov
travelling In ibis luutry, that the qSa
AMI Cattle Powders sold here worthieFs trashs He
says that heridans Coadition Powders Rbsoix ely
pure and i'm nenseiy valuable. Nothing esrtFs fl
make nens lay use shertdana CopGition Pos GERS,
Dose one teaspoonfui to one pia offood.
Seat by mail for eight letter stamps
LIS JOHNSON CO..
Bangor Nsina.
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We, the undersigned clergyman Of the Net . list
Chur In Nova Scotia having used the prepAi FEien
known as Fellows Compound syrup Of hypophostsitss
prepared by Dir. James flows chemiss 81. Jo a. n.
b. or having known wherein ITS rects
ehciai, slieve Il to be reliable remedy the
ss for which IL is recommended.
JAMES q HESNIGER, Pres't OF Conference
JoHH McMURRAY, EKPres't Of Conference.
WILLIAM SARGENT,
joan A MosHER
J0HS W. HOWE,
STEPHEN r. HUEsrTa
RICHARD ". WEDDALLs
Ajax w. NICHOLSON,
IKAESwICK JOsr,
ROWLAND NJ RroE,
john JOHNSON
FELLOWS HNPOPHOSPHITE
acts as electrical influence upon the ssstsm. stns
log the via Vita Immediately. inducing appss d.
gestion 1d initiation Its influence is e1erted open
the blood, the nerves. the muscles II displaces caste
or diseased tissue and rsnovstes the man 1t imess
the principles Of Life and alton and restor tha
Visor Of youth, The feelings of youth aad apfSaE
4 nee Of youth
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DbA FDthf PitCfUotiIpNt
We will forfeit s. loo, IS above, IL the com
mittee appointed SO above do not pronounce
that tie circulation OF 65.00D copies daily ay
erage, as estimated BY as, f0 be In excess o.
the actual circulation OF the Herald at tha
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orR rtpsr pporoa,rtox

We will forfeit $4,000 to the Metropolitan
Museum of Art, against an equal amount 10
be paid by the Herald, If the committee APP
PORTED according to thu Heyolds stipulation
doe not pronounce the Hefagds circulation
els''n. as furnished 10 US, to be in excess of
the saets.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
La the House, to-day, Mr.. O'NElLL (hep,

Penn.) OtIrred tae following resolution:
Re,0red That view ot the Increase oi silver
of m enlalgtng lnlni
the Commute Public buildings and Grounds he "a
MiIt at Philadelphia the west 'lh
the extension W that binding ana also Al a
p-nse the butinr cn be enlarged ana To report 70 'H'
at IN carly day u
Referred to the Committee on Coinage, Weish's INV
Measures IN
BIr HARDENBERGH Dem. y. j. introdh'eu w
regulating the reserve uGd OF National banks a"'""
zing them TO invest the same Uultrd states oonos
The sPEAhER proceeded to call committees i'''
ports .
Mr. DURHAM tDem., XVI, FROM t0e Coinip''
Expcn,ures in the Department of Justice reprssa AZ
hill limiting to $1,000 tho compensation oi ". is,th
Distract aud Circuit Courts, when one person HUNS
Offices. PasScit. -, ,,,,,,ue
Mr. DURHAM (Dsll., Kyl also reported a oiii n,,i
The number special attorneys tnat may Do ciprs snd
by the Uae states Attorney IN any Qua
limiting the lee TO - O0u Mr.. Duraam eSpalheu ,eeu
In tne wnislicy eases Ls large as $20,ooo M"
claimed by special ATTORNEYS -, laxyeS
Mr. FAYE REP, Me thought that no gVou '"'
would take "A large case Ior the ice oi SSOOU .srL
Mr. HANNA (Rcp.. lndA was opposed u tbe ~ tis
principle of employing special atorneys 10 n,c,ut
trict attorneys The way 10 ptcyrn, thit WAS !"
good District Attorneys. ,,. n srricir
MIR FRYE Inquired what would he done II the ,,ls
Attorney should he interested IN n ease beIoie u"
MIR. HAxNA--ile ought Ia resign
Mr. FkYE--That Is absurd. ,., l., ,h, duty
Mr. Urf.kR Csep Massl argued thai u & - W. and 10
of The solicitor General 10 a,d rt 70
was In fayur of statute enforcing tiat aue ,c,s
was Oupo, limiting the fee, or stecat ,,,th
"a oI Take the Union Pace case ior lnssmnee, .sll
counsel on the other side reeet',ns ~Sosooo wn~s
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
OPENING or THE BROOKLYN MUSIC HILL.

The opening concert of the Brooklyn Music
Hail. lust night audience Of about 800 persons
TO the new and handsome building at Fatbush and
Fulto-aves, recently erected TO supply de.and for
musical aud literary entertainmcnt OF "a higher order
supposed TO exist IN the upper wards OF the
City of Churches. The hall Is simple and chaste
in design, constructed the plan aud after
the fashion of Chckerin. Hall. Ii seats over
200 persons floor and balcony. and is we'll
lighted nn, ventilated. The acoustic effects good.
Mr. Wabright, "A wealthy Brooklyn Resident, the
owner. Tie arrangements for approach 10 and exit
from hr hall unusual and practical. the ming
ling crowds from Ee balcony and from the hoor bcD
avoided ny simple system of double stalWays running
in opposite directions and separated by briCE-walls.
Two movements of BcethOytp's Seventh symphony,
rendered by Theodore IhOmass orchestra were well re-
ccivrd; More aud More aud Vintage SOt,, sung 10y
male chorus of the ST. Cecilia Vocal Society were
heartily applauded. Miss Adelaide Phipps ana MI
Hermann Korthcner the pianist llcd important places
III e programme. Professor f. {. Phclps's symphony,
iawaha," given Tor the first time before Brook
lyn audience, aud received with enthusiastic ap'
plall,e.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY, Thursday. March a. 1873.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has resolved to re-
port favOrably bill granting women the right oil sur
frage II s in renlity amendment to the Constitu-
non 1t was drawn by Senator Mccarthy. Senators
Turner Hicks. hughes and Edick voted to report tne
bill favorably and Senators Robertson ana GOODWIN
against doing
The Ways and Means Committee of the Assembly has
decided To report oraby bill appropratiug Tloooo
yearly for six years. for the survey OF the Adirondack
Mountain region. The same committee VIII report IA
vorabiy "a bill appropriating S1i.3oO yearly, Tor SIX
years. 10 carry forward the State survey.
The Senate Bank Committee Will report hvoraDy,
Tomorrow bill compelling the Bank superintendent
to examine the state banks at least once IN two years
Mr. Terry reported to the Assembly that the seat Tor
the rst strict Of Kings should he awarded to john NJ
Clancy the sitting member. Agreed TO.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
THE GOVERNMENT OF NEw-yoRK.
BILL FOR RE0RGANIzAIIoN-CHA IN TIE DE-
PARTMENTS AND ~ IHE LEGISLATIVE BODIES

BILL FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN THE DE-
PARTMENTS AND ~ IHE LEGISLATIVE BODIES
ALBANY, March 14.-Mr. Days bill to rcOr-
eauze the Government Of the CITY of Ncwfogk PUT the
legislative power OF the city In the hands Of The Common
Council consisting of Board of Aldermen, aud board
10 DE called Is c0unci Each year an Alderman shall be
e.,cted from Assembly District ana one ITom
the Tweuty-'hirl and Twenty-ourth Wards Tf'
salary OF each Alderman sHall be $1,000. The
terms Of Office of the present Aldermen SIap
cease December 81 1873 The COuncll shall ia
coInuos II the heads uf departments The MAJOR Sai
appont iour Cy Councillors. Provision Is made :.r
lhcr classification and term of Office The city tOun-
'rIs shau receive a salary OF $1,000 per aDuum. Tue
boards snail meet III separate chanhers. I1c
MavOr Is elective for TWO years Iie
Mayor eau call any executive official or TIE
CliV Government Tor consultation, dud may
call before officers and clerks a3f cXH;r n" thcin
under ie affairs iE tptf charge Ile fal.Hw-
ing departments provided tor: TinGnec, lleciag,
Dlsbliing, Law, Police. Public Works Chlri!c-, rGe.
Health Public Parks and Faxes and Assessment thesh
drYutiments snail report every three :loEts 10 -"
Mayor. The Finance Department Is continIrt TIE Car
rOve!ument OF the various departments.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
ALBAN Y.
LEGISLATIVE WORK.

coxrIHUrp DEBATE on THE APr0RrIoNMENT BILL
TRIAL OF sCPERINTENDENr sMrrH-1iE SUP
ELEMENTAL CODE VETOED.
The Assembly, yesterday, again devOted a large
Part of the session to debate on the bill iof reapof
tioning the Senate and Assembly Diseric'S o' ''e
State. but without making much progress
The principal speechcswe made by MesSrs brooNs
and Alycrd Caucuses we're held last evening.
and it was decided by the Republicans not to
ircrease the representation of NewYork and Brook
lyn. Governor Robinson sent TO the Senate mes
sage veong the Supplemental Code Bill, ana st'ing
his objections at length. The Senate continued 'hc
trial of Insurance Superintendent Smyth'
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
NEW-YOpK FINANCES.
MIR. DAYS BILL FOR THF ADMINISTRATION CT TIN


FINANCES OF NEW-InEK.
ALBANY, March ,..--llg. Days ;ill. pre-
scnled in the Assembly tod ~ relative 20 'a ,,l'ncS
and property OF in CITY and County o. New vosk and
the administration of The same, proYirs FOR three tie
partiucuts. the Collection Department the finsnce d.
partinent aud the Discussing Department. The head OF
tac shall h. the Collector oi the city. 10 he ap
pointed of the second The Controller TO be elected Of
the third the Chamberlain. to DE appointed: each
10 hold hold oec for term OF Our years from The first
day OF January after the passage Of the act Vacancies
nrc to filed the Mayor rhc chaInbss lam shall be
the County Treasurer aud ali fees ete pay able ~ h
shall be paid To the Receiver oi Cay Rcveauo-
The Collection Depar ient shall receive all moneys
pay able into te Ciy T.CsGry, or 10 pnDic oiceis ioi
pi0c purposes aud shall depos the Same III mo DahI
for that purpose. Tne Financs Department
shall keep tAe accounts Of the citY sha!I have tho
charge and custody VI all munmcuts or title, securities
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15

and sworn He testified that he has had e1eat expe-
rience ia connection with the examination III abstracts OF
titles OF property In NewYork IN the case or tne exa
natio Of the NewYo Life, witness wOud
slider charge at $40 for each abstraot
such work be done of course by person everyway
comeeut examuation OF papers OF this character
is a speciaty with some law firms OF New-York.
Daniel ID. Lord lawyer, OF Sew-furk. was called ara
sworn Has had extended experience In connection
with the examination OF titles Of property In New-fork;
Thought go each only fair charge for the examination
of abstracts by competent person The trial was then
adjourned to 10 O'Clock Friday morning.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
THE MORRIS-PURDY CONTEST.

ALBANY, March I4.-The Assembly COm-
mtee ON Prvile ges and Elections held session in the
Assembly this afternoon consider the Norris Purdy
contested seat Ease Mr. Wm Herring appeared for Mr.
Morris, and Mr.. Dttcnhocfer for Mr.. Ptrdy. -
Judge Edmonds OF Mount Vernon, denied that Mr..
Herring drank with Mr. Scott on election DAY at MS
Office and that ScOtts testimony to that eject was u-
true
Mr.. Dittenhoefer crossexamincd Judge Edmonds aa
follows:
Q-Did you Scott and his gang ON election day
Ayes from 10 o'clock until o'clock continually
Q-Aud You knew they were repeaters! A.--he5.
Q-And you are justice and did not arrest them
Ayes.
The committee adjourned until next Tuesday. at p.
M, Ill this city.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15

resented think we have done our duty ask notnng
in the future except the testimony that did what
thought my duty. Believing that did my auty put
MY sign manual TO this bill.
CAUCUS ACTION.
The Republican uembers OF the Assembly heia eau
Gus tonight. Mr.. sawyer acted as chairman. AfUr
long but entirely harmonious debate, some alterations
were made in the arrangement OF three Senatorial DIS
trcts in the appotionmsnt OF the southern part OF te
state counties belonging to them being dsfroued 10 tne
satisfaction Of members representing them III Tue es
,S,atrr The amendments will he made III tue Appoiion
lnent BIZ tomorrow. In relation to tne Assembly II was
rcsolypd NOT 10 increase the number Of members already
awarded to NewlOk and BROOKLYN II Is also reported
that by general agreement no Republican VIII MAKE
speech on the Appointment Bill Tomorrow, leaving
the Democrats free 10 talk themselves noafse
hout il il they desire At the close OF the days debate
the bill will I've ordered to third reading .
The Democratic members OF the Assembly held eau
cu az the time ut that d!d not last as long
r Brooks in the chair. ~ was resolved 10 follow
MI Ha,idays lead In dealing with the AppOrtonment
Bill hereafter This probably indicates surrender ot
the high claim made for Assembymen for New-iCrk
and Brooklyn The country Democrats are known to be
not desirons Of granting NewYOrh more Assembly men
than the Republicans have already given that city, NJ
though publicly acting If fully agreeing with the
Tammaly members their desire To more. Mem
bers were requested he present ut session when
the Bill is 10 be considered and not 10 hc
absent without pairing with some Republican pemprr
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
sUspEiar On OF THE MARsH HARyEsTER COM
PANY.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 14.-A number of cred
.tors OF the Marsh Harvester Company, OF Sycamore
and Chioago filed petition asking thai II ~ adj
Indicated bankrupt Tie creditors :-preScn Si97 900
Of and the chiin Ii sot up that lie bedtors
made "a fraudulent assignment OF II large amount
f property Arthur NJ. stark The company has been
sreaN embarrassed by the recent llnrc of ID Easter
x Coz OF Chicago. with which fim II tad intimate
business reiatios speedy adjustment Ia expected
and the manager VIII probably resume busnes, iinme
dIdteIy.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-15
THE CITY GOVERNMENT.
MD nA1ys PROPOSED CHANGES.

:
rSREE MEASURES FOR REORGANlZfNG TIE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT AND AMENDING THE CITY CHAR
rER-IMPORrANT CHASGKs-MR. AsTOR's STREET
CLEANING BILL.
Assemblyman James DAILY. of this city, introduced
three bills in the Assembly, yesterday, relative to
tho government of New-York City. The first re-
organizes the local government; the second
relates to the finances and property OF the
city, and the third proposes amendments to
the Charter of 1873. Summaries OF these
bills are given below. The substance Of the first
two bills IS contained in tho proposed Charter
amendments. summary of q bill relative to the
cleaning of tho streets. which was introduced by
Mr., William w. AstOr, is also appended
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-24

INDICTMENTS BY TILE GRAND JURY.-Ihe
grand jury of the Hastings Court met yes
terday, and found true bills for misdemeanor
in the following cases for selling liquor on
Sunday:
J. Ii. Butler, G. Guvernator, F. NJ.
Sherry, John Murphy. W. II. Zimmerman,
William Euker, B. X. O'Dwyer, Peter
Stumpf, Henry Westerhof;, w. II. Jenkins,
George Hundtermark, Washington Martin,
C. Heuser, E. L. Goodman, and f. W.
Thomas.
BENJAMIN Jones was also indicted for
a felony for stealing lot Of law-books from
r. It. Daniel.
The grand jury was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-24

The LIGHT THAT RICHMOND is TO HAVE.
The Cleveland (Ohio) Herald OF the 18th
instant says: ga party OF gentlemen and
ladies, including several prominent busi-
ness.men, witnessed trial Of the electric
light at the establishment Of the Union
Steel-Screw Company last evening. The
apparatus used has been constructed for the
illumination OF large carpct-mill in Phila-
delpha, to which place it will be shipped
this week. It consists Of Brush dynamo
electric machine OF 12,0O0-cande power,
arranged to give four separate currents,
each running an electric lamp OF 3,OOO-
candle power. Two Of the lamps were
placed on the third and two on the fourth
floor OF the immense building, and when
the engine was started up the machlne
started ut the same time, and, without the
slightest manual interference, the lamps
flashed out their light in all its magnlfl-
cence. The effect was most brilliant. Ihe
rooms were flooded with pure white light
like the light Of the sun, and it streamed out
at all the windows, illuminating houses anG
streets for long distance in every direction.
The light was very uniform and steady, free
from the Pickering that used to be an ac-
commandment Of the electric light, and, con-
siderine the enormous Illuminating power,
the light was unexpectedly soft and endura-
Bile to the eyes. An opportunity was afforded
to test the character and WbIteness OF tue
light. Worsteds, scarfs, aighans, &C., OF
brilliant shades, were hanging against the
wall at one side OF the room, and it was
noticed that the colors were brought out as
clearly as by the full light of the sun. Es-
Inmates were made as to the amount that the
light furnished by this apparatus would cost
il used by the screw company as it was used
last evening, and it was ascertained that the
total cost OF the whole light from the four
lamps, including the items OF consumption
of carbon in the lamps, interest on the In
vestment, and wear and tear, would not eX-
ceed thirty cents per hour. The light pro-
duced was photometricaily equal to 800 gas.
burners burning tive feet OF gas per hour
each. This amount Of gas would cost SS
per hour" -