Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-03
IND USTRTdL NOTES,

The Erie Car Works are turning out
nearly 100 finished oars week
The Standard Steel Works, Lewistown
hava made reeeGt shipments TO Australia
Samuel A Orozier's Nav Cotton Mill at
Chester viii be ready for operation in the
spring
The Bush Electric Light is meeting
with much favor in the interior of Penn
sylvania.
The Mrly Fnrnaee, at Mildletown will
be putt into oiast sf.er pending repairs are
completed.
The 4eding Iron W rks, Reading are
lighted by the electric light, 30 double
lamps being used.
The Putsbuye Locomotive Works are
building Severed heavy draft engines for
the r. 4 P. Il. Il
Ezra f, Lands. Lsucastar. has lately /
shipped severed lots of his Eclipse Fan
Blowers 10 Australia.
Brena!inger u Go, Colebrookdaie, Pa,
lion Works, are making regular ship
meots TO the South and West.
G. Limbach X o., National Mills,
READING are turning out ftom So, 600 10
40, 900 yards Of goods per month.
The Chester Rolling Mill, Chester,
enuloys 500 men on full time, with pro-
Poets Of IN esrly addition TO their force.
The NV York " New England railroad
ordered Is new engines, ~ freight and
three passenger and 400 coai cars.
Rowley y Hermauca, Williamsport, Pa,
ero filing several good sizsd foreign
orders for wood working machinery.
An increase Of 400 men will soon be
nlads to tho working force of the Marsh
Harvester Company, at Lake View, near
ChieRgo.
A Providence, II l., locomotive com
ptng is reported to hays bought 30 acres
of land neGr Pullman, H., on which to
erect shops.
Blakeiey & Sons, Chester, are running
1 225 looms and over . 800 Epindies The
! precincts of the firm are yarn, tickings,
/ ehs7ioSs ~. =..=..
The Grand Trunk railway ig putting
! iuto service engines with drawing wheel.
feet 3 inches in diameter and cylinders
/ 1895 inches --..
William Z. Bates Il Son, C1nshohocken,
have put threr of heir patent stesm gen
~rn,ors into the paper mills of s A.
Rudolph, at Maneyuuk,
Another large engine for fast passenger
iratfiS on the Pittshurg, Fort Wayne "
Chicago railroad will be finished at the
shops of the company IN a few days.
The Colorado Ooal aud Icon Oompany's
u foot blast furnace Cor making pig iron
from the ores at Pueblo, Col, will be
ready Tor the blast in the early spring.
The Thorn Wire Hedge Company of
Chicago il about to set up lSn. horse
power CDrliss engine and IL more barking
r4cblnes with a cqpncity of 30 tons in II
hours.
Az al,.4r,c boe5l-oit for ,ocomo,i,,ss
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VIII spHh bi' Utru IN t'le 0isVs'Auh ana
PdtaourS railroad. Inc power Will b.
furnished by q small engine, placed behind
he 4luokestack ard furnished with steam
from the msiu boiler
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l. now ussu Ior tue taHuuiheIure oi PAM
Tor the projection OF IRON aud staei from
eorroaton Ia ANY position aud in any
: climate.
The Na4i}e Wo,la 1T Middleboro Mass.
,,,n pctivalv- erynrAd and recaptlv the
6 f',.,o bos h.s, isr,s,y inoraot,d To-
80 - ~, 600 30 - 10 NJ
, year " ""u,Wlo needles were MADE Inc
I
fsyorjte one, and is supposed to give ia
creased value to the needle.
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q Mr.. Plimsol who has done so much fol
& English sailors, now proposes to benefit thu
IT miners by improving the colliery laws.
b Senator Beck thinks he can name two mem
b hers Of Garelds cabinet. Blaine, he says
viii he Secretary of State, and GOV, Foste
+ Postmaater-Geleral,
: Among tile LAWYER, in attendance at the re
s cent session of tic New Hampshire Suprem
/ court was ". ". Stickney. Of Exeter. VIII,
? has been ID active praticc g. wears.
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