The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
AND CONTINUE TO REPRESENT

used for manufacturing purposes has dwlr died
dOSu 10 very small pro ortous. The cause "a
the prtiertt &c given 10 rubber fu,lapercha ara
e., uloid At present there IL scarce y any mar.
kct forh, rn., the poorer qualities OF which have
no longer any marketable value, Great GUAM
Titles OF horns sto stored away, ana unless some
gttiss discovers new use for thcm they VIII
PROBABLY have Togo - The bune-yAtds.
he fur, Townsend iron furnace has lately
teen turning out metal ~ the iae of 5000 "
90 go tons year There are 29 hgndt en-
poyed At the works n Guiding miuefs, wood
choppers aud cOal.burICrs, At hrworks % tho
Oswvgo IRON CompN any, located ntrr the VII
lain'Vc yer Few mile. south OF Ioitlal q,
500 men ilnd employment These worss wee
put up great many years ngo, but oftratoi s
have only 10 Un resumed lately, uud'r the tu'
spices II thv Northern Pacific Railroad com
nsny, aud prnAise nos iu be successful aud re-
In, Pacific Iron ard Nan Works bay, bc,r
cDnttltd - thut down completely, on acc lunl
Of the lockout, the uuilers, sCycta, OF whom
have leif flr me Fn.t one OF them, represent
iug the National Ledge u tho Amhlgamaicd
Association oi Iron Nur,Cls, Is 10 visit all The
T. vttu MAJ, lucoIios, " which there are %. ia
utqyHlut .hv operative oi ne stale OF affairs
lp,c. The ComInay h,s anticipated this move
and hN uItcudy VulCr,u iuto ntrotiaioi io
iwI ori miller, from Euslstd. 1 ul ,htir nrii-
val the work will prOhtb remained clos d. as
the comp NY has aupuuu,td iM fixed dctermin-
% - "a tusi,t upon iis tp7iitlun,
speaking q the fCNc.c me losses Of Is. IN
THIS county. the New York Commercial Bui-
.
lui < ms NATION can stand such continuous
drHdi. lr m year 10 year the country becomes
sh H. through tn fayHRcs of fire, not only Tho
, on o o Utu actually burned M on the aver. c
each AR tut 4. al mu'Cicd the additional
60 OF main aiming thS imur'hcc system rs an
IN, TUITION. aud NJ cquippirg and lpporl ng
lire deparm.rt Is or Other fire hefyico where Such
exist III, cost Of water supply IN - gro
measure 10 Chutgeabe also 10 the opular fear
| If hlc, nud the Iupul rccsles ness ~ Inviting
It's constant rhvaye OF ne hcar,y " " 'uuu
ffr III hy al az
pNulCs In lss', to cover something over slu,tU,-
u0u,O u Of rick, tile mOiC than l,OOnVO0, or,
| lel us say % per cent. was paid lack for nfe
| losses Not less than - per cent more on the
average, was pail out N maintaining the ma
! chiu-ry OF tho hundreds OF computes, thus
fdding about IS! 90, 900 10 the slO0OvoOO which
the ieIple PAID iast ear MS their sacrifice on the
altar II uui rational idol ciTclessncss When
I $50 0OC 0OOis added n the On unl iuves ment la
eluipmef tnnd IA aint nance OF fire dep.r m u 5,
exc. II muI be clear IA mos, minds that $3.50.
U 0.0oua year Is more than any nation can nil1rd
to Keep on pry wing as the price or c-si OF It's osn
| care csSness.'
LAMPS are in vogue again, Gas has become
| vulgar md commonplace nnd women VINO arc
| truly artistic md es,heiic light their drawing.
| rooms only by lamps The er raordint ~
| b,auty Of the laInIs now turned out makes
them ornamental BY dey - wei as night
| They are nearly all d signed for the corners OF
| the room where the illum nation is most grace
iUl. The light is soitcned by eHquisiloiy
shaded globe or filtered through tinted glass.
at 1000 900 tons Their price from l7O n ton In
lsG7, the year in which they first m.de their
appearance. has shi unk 10 10 In November,
| lss3 a, which figure few mills have agreed 10
| deiyt ? feyeu lots Since thcn, however, steel
| rails have b.cI sold at - u ton, enlnlling, how
| eyer "A loss OF 3 ton, IS being he owc,t price
| At winch Engli.h st, el tails made by cheap la
Dor can he sid In this country. During the
past fscal year H. co.. COO worth Of foreign steel
| was imported into this cuuHify In tsis case
! the nilurncu OF he railroad outweghed that of
| the gail manufacturers OF the Uni cd States,
whom tho constant reductions Of the duties
have thrown into competition with English
manufacturers controlling cheap labor, 10 the
Injury of the American workm.n
! 1hc remarkable discovery Of II vein OF natural
| coke has just been made. according 10 reports
| nj Los &c rlllos, New Mexico The vein OF coke
is said 10 be three feet thick and lies between
strata of bltuminous and anthracite coal. 1he
| coke has the appearance OF the manufactu red
artic O. and burns with clear bright light. The
! the Org OF the phenomenon is that the yen was
| originally coal and was brourht 10 white heat
OF the big uphesval hundreds OF years ago.
| Water coming In co tact with he red of bufR-
| ing biiumnf MS cool d Il OF and turned II into
coke OF the finest quality.
"A wealthy business man OF New York is
credited by Gath" with having ssid. III you
will take up tho census of is o, nd compare II
with that OF $50 you will be amazed Acc ri
Ing TO he census tables we had in l'6i 1000
0Os 90 OF capital In the manufactures; In is O.,
q 100 90 900 and In 1850, 81. S0tt 00,uO0. he
number o establish IN ,uts had grown from li0
orc TO 2ij 0CO the wages had increased from
1879 OOO,tO to M arly $500 o. 90. aud the pro.
ducts OF the manufacturing interests Lad run
up from 81 6 $4,000 to $1,000 0OOC0O