davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
INCREASE Nv TIE cOAL OUTPUT

PHuApELPnIA, March lG.-The official re-
port of the Of the various carrying com
plncs for February complete. IL SHOWS total ton
mage OF 3s5 OPS for the month"; an increase OF
GI7 800 tons compared with tho corresponding month
last year. or the output. the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway carried 7jj. 726 tons. The total ton
mage for tho two months of this year was 900 tons
comparative increase or l3l37SS tons The stock of
coal a hand tide water shipping points on FEBRUARY
o. 1856 was 99G t6 TONS ant on January 81, 1856.
779, ,OOI tons, au Increase OF 2l7,942 tons.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
COMMON pLxAs-srEcrAL rrnu.petoro Allen. I.-NO day

COMMON PLzAs-spEcIAL TEEu-Beforc Allen, J-No day
calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-TRI.L TEU:-PART 1-Before Bookstayer'
J-Nos 1861 5S3 1902 17Oi f7O- lT22. l5@2 1913 lois
1880 sos i22s l7io, i5l lGli lc?a ~ G lSSs lsGs
1893 lose 1912 1858. 1850 1926 III 1888 1897 1865
CITY CoUgT-rmAL TERg-PAR1 I-Before Brown J-Sois
55Sl Sd 10 JG 5,3~ j1,3. JI23. 1t67 5s4o 5SSl
5s39 }, S. 57Gg 1896. $685. $3.50. 5l25. iy39.
CiTY COURT-TRIAL TERN.-PART U--Betore McA dam
C. J-Nos U}a j72j. 55Ji Obs. 514o 569s. 54ls bo@S
553p 1925. 46'S
CRY CoCRr-TRIaL TERN-rARr HI-BefoIc Nenrbas, il
55S7. O j5u6, 6li3. iSl!. 2b9 3S' "s9-'
j944 5glG, jgin $3.50. 5gJI. jJj2, 1881. J9Jj %
COURT or GENERAL SLssIOSs-PAkGs l and ll-Au'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
THE PErROLECN MARKET

Owing to the slightly more encouraging
news from the oil folds Uhe Pew d Emerson well flows
NJ the rate of about barrels nOur anu the Ihayer
TO the southwest OF the Washington field, Is falling on
trr m yiedD aud the needs OF the floating short IN
,ercst better prices established IN the certificate
market Yesterday. The gain was so small ana
the dealings dull rule that the I'M
movement cannot he said To Indicate much
st,,uihcaucc Possibly tho absence or trtsh
news of a disturbing nature may he taken advantage OF
IN nush prices igner at least the room traders are
dismissed To look for slight advance. The extreme sam
yrs,rl ~ was only y cent from Monday night, but 10
cent from tue lowest ngIre Of the early morning Al
the END the market - cent under the best quotation
of the day and better than Mondays final prices The
close steady.
Ibe range Of prices the total dealings at the Con-
solidated Exchange were rs follows:
on.uiug GS3- Lowest ...........,.-..7
III.ucSt t............79ls Final 1-A
Sales barrels. --''''"'""'
There was no change the quotation OF refined potro
leum.
OIL CRY, Penn, March lG-Crnie On-N ttOnal Tran
sit Certificates opened at 7ss and closed ~ 1873;
highest price, 79le; lowest price 7sls SALES, 10000
barrels; clearance- 222G 900 birres; runs. 75.907
barrels; shipments Il 29l barrels charters 3s,OlG
barrels.
BRApToRu Penn, March lG-Crude Oil-Natonal Tran
SIT Certificates openei at 7si2 and closed at 7s's'
highest price, 79l4; lowest price, ISL; clearanees.
l,iJO 900 barrels
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
TWENTY VIEW RoCSEs ~ HARLEM

Plans were filed at the Buildings Bureau yes
terlay for twenty dwelns shoGses to bs DuIIi by eX
Alderman Michael Duffy In MIdisOnavo. aud IN One
hundred aud nineteeutn-st, At an estimated cost OF
$4,000 Edward DAILY IL registered rs the owner Of
the synagogue Is 10 he erected al seven
ty.srcoul.,t and Lexington ave by the CONGREGATION
H,Il I.r.s Bkor Cholen, now wOlshIppihg at No. 90
hrVstlc-st. The building will cost r4O,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKEra

IoxDoN March l6-l2:3O p m-COnsols l0Ol2 ;or money
and lOO for the account United Four Per Cent
bonds l5g2; do. Four ana One.lIalf peT cent Bonds
ia Canadian Pacilc ga Erie Second COnsols. 929
Mexican Ordinary Z74 81 Paul Common. 9l'. Newlork
$50 m-Fas advices quote Three Per Cent Rentes at
so francs CO centlnes the account .
- M Consois iJl 6.i8 for money aud 100 7l6 for the
account Atlantic ana Western First Mortgage lrus
tess' eftiAcate- Canadian Pacific 66A Erie - =
do second COnsOs Dl u 81 Paul Common, ~ =; New YORK
Central los; Pennsylvania, IS = Reading, Il y. .
The amount OF bullion wthdrdNn from the Bank OF
England on balance to-day is 4l9G,OOO.
42O %. m.-Canada Northwest Land Company, 80
Hudson Bay Company 2A4
Spanish Eours 81.
TaTs quote Cent Rontes 80 francs
~ u sentlmes and exchanges London az
% francs l6 centimes for checks
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
TO EJYCOTT THhIR WIVES AND DlTGHFERN

I'm his sermon on the Chinese last sunday
evening the Rev. Merritt IIuburl, of the Washington
Square MrthoJist Episcopal Church. gave the following
advice to the labOrng men OF this CITY:
This the Ge Of the peop.e-Nltha large P-and the
popular heart, If not the popular Inul has keen M
stnCt Justice IL l. Impossible tor any sh-mluded
man, not blinded by prcu ice or W:ose Instincts nave
not been perverted by selfish interests. not to syupd.
thiZe with The lahore IN his strn=Sr WIN capital Ana
cannot fOTbear Ougrtuatns The men OF THIS class IN
lt ylC0r1, but not less on the tenn
per In which they have enforced their demands. and
Their abstinence from deeds Of violence and destruction
OF property. And II thry viii boycott their wives
ana daugttrs until these shall rntlely cease 10 MAXI
purchases Oh saturday after O'Clock And make the
ItIfboday 30. sI.e. they extend tho Iuucncc OF
their benevolent operations 10 another hard VOl ked
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

the best In the house and all you nave of H. III you
hayen't Rot enough, send ont and get H." Many
nnmrer was drunk that night to the namesake OF the
nronhrt samuel and though the ensuing election Mr.
Eo got eyery vote I'm the cuD he has never forgiven
the man from whom took It's name for the Joke he
nlayen him.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
SUING FOR THE COsr OF STOCK BOARD SEAT
GEORGE ". Cecil sued Jos eph Edward Sim

Mons rs Pre>i tent OF the Ncw-IOTk Stock Exchange.
for S2G 900, tha value OF his seat in the Exchange
which the asSo .atln on November 23 lSS3 sold, con
proceeds ITS own use. Iho Defendant dr
INJURED to the complaint on the allegation that II ala
not state facts Sufficient to constitute Cause OF action
Ju,tce O'Gnrm IN, Of the Superior Co lrt yesterday
overruled the urfpr declaring that by nterpOslng
the right OF the planth to the money Tor winch me sea
sold admitted, and he appears TO be entitled 10
Judgment Leave the drfentiut 10 answer on pay
ment of costs is grantei however Root N Martin ap-
prarcd p.autif ani Scu idr Carter for tile de-
fl
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS

All stocks and bonds listed on the NewYork Stock
Exchange bought and sold on commission for cash.
Deposit accounts received and interest allowed
on monthly balances subject TO draft at sight
HARVEY FISK IL SONS,
IS Nassau-st, New-YOrk,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
SPRING MEDICINE

Everybody aud should axe good spring ie
Tor reasons:
LIT The body is now more Susceptible 10 Oehent 10"
medicine than at sry her sea on.
ID Tie impurities which Lae sccamnited 10 heoiooo
boud be expe the given ton and Strength
before the rostraug OF warm weather are felt
Hoods aparlLs Is the bes spring miuche' IL pun
rho hood II sLarpeus the appetite II the uiges
tion Itoyscomes debility II builds the whole sysie@
Try IL this spr Dg .. . =,
when IN the sprng felt al run down and de9htaed
found Hoops SarssDarla Just the medclie 10 ouu NO W
Nv wife also after muc physical prostrauon found in rs
e no i,fe snd sting uenent Upon our little GIRL Wns
had been sick with its effect was marvellous
entirely removing poison from her booe ana ss'orns
hef 10 good In" Il. G STRATUM 7"anlp'c''N "'~
Hoods SarsapaFiila
oa hr all d,,g,i,ts al six tor 20 Prepared only ~
HOOD & CO.. Apotaecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
LIVE sTOCK MARKETs By TELEGRAPH.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO March l6.-cIat>-ReceiDts last "a hours Ol
head total for week thus far $3.50 mead tor same n last
1870 bead no through cOnsgnments no CAi'" IoF
sale
Shsspaaceips last "a hours l4UO head total Tor Week
"A last week, 10 500 heAd
consigned 10 New YORK cars 20 cars on sale al lnieol @
To fHr, market jul and sales az 81 1oGfo oV
Lambs nominally unchanged. .. .. -, - -..S
Hons - hours l265 head total for week
,hus tar IA tine last week 1880 head;
cone nei New ork car; no New YORK demand Miied
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

Bid. Ask Bit Ask
AIS 1901. reg li2'sll24U. cur 6s 1906 .l29
T. 1891 cOu ll2asi21I U. y cur bs lo5l l3l .
n "a 1907 reg l2Bls 26lt u = cur Us 1893. .l34
u ) Is 1907 III sl27 u. 3 cur. os lSJJ 1864
> cent5s 1905. DIST Col 3-OJs...il9
]. = e. III. u, I5B5.. Il
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
Gfcurslous.
tUinter Resorts.

HADDON HOUSE.
Ocean Front. North Carolina
ATLANTIC CITY.
Every improvement developed or the comfort and con-
yeuience Of guests Jth IN winter and su nintr ..,
+. LlPPlNCOrE
DARK HOUSE, Plainfcld. \. j., the most
comfortable family honl IN the country omen for tho
spring OF 1856 best attcn'ance ana table
f J. A. HOPKINS.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
PRICES or CALIFORNIA SIOChA
sAs FRANcIsCo. March ~. lss6.

The Martin White Mining Company has levied an as
selsment Of 20 cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
u tile quotation OF refined potro-
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

CHARLksToN. March lG.-Tnru'ntine dull and nominal
sININNAu March is. o. lurD"ntlne Hrm AZ I-C.
WILMINGTON, March lG.-lurpsntlne drn At 454.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

NfW- IOTNt WdTVu I""N'
The Rer. ROBERT CoLIYLR, The HoH. G. p. DAILY, ma
Oh6TS.
DlAR ~II;, Y0nr welcome odds mnch 10 the satiSt-
ton feel ma retuIuI to my native country ana HHlnH
mn INV rrs,iruce anloug YOU 70 invitation with
" hch you have houor,l me must respond with the
hest cx xpressun can impress Ions derived from
nv inDg residence England amt SIS to some oi lis
COLONIES In pursuance Of your suggestion pTopos" -
gIvr at the University CLUB Theatre. Madison square"
the following lectures; Aprii Oihurodty, $50 D. n1
The England OF To-day ApU ;. London; its Prose ana
Portry April ;. GDe Eu :lISA ln India ANA Au,Jrai
Apr 20 III. English Church aui tlc question OF DIS
csiuhishmeut. FaitIfu ~ yours,
byo0tiyu, arch l3, l-S6. MONCCRL ID. CONWAY,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
moycuRs D. c0ywAr 70 LEcIrRE.

The following rre.pondence has taken place
IN regard to series OF lectures to be delivered III THIS
city by Mr.. Conway
MONCURE ID. CONWAY, esq
DEAR SIR: We arc glad to welcome you home again
after your soruru of yeHTs as an author and
Iectur.r LoniOnaHI yOIr travels ~ highlands pos
SESSIONS the globe.
Few Americans enloycd your personal experience
OF English aud intellectual ". l0d C'u tc!! rs
,nuct nf nm. and of the pre- ruJ outlook Great Brit
am and her drurudeuclc~ VIII yOu pot early date
Give NJ and vol fellow itiZt generally, opportu-
Inty L. listen t some lures hes timely ANA inter-
tstiDK topics Respectfully yout''
Robert COlyer. Oh'lI ; ]. DaS'
f. A. f. Barnard, GtOr-e William Curtis,
Robert Hoe, Ep"hl"s lItlIe,
NinccnZo BOlta, frcdoHck W. Nhl'lIuse'
Felix Adler Henry Holt,
{. f. Chandler, A. JdcopI
& A. Dana. G,OrgC Jones,
MhIteiaw Reid, JatKe Goodwin,
U,ury NJ Fleld, Horace White,
George Cary Egglestou NuuJm Dbr>GelGer:
I G. Sreduap. Richard Henry StOddjrd
H. {. BuuucT, l.. j. 1"ulutu-,
r. " q llder Hii}udT II. BOyescn
Lawrente Hutton, l. j. Mrtca'L -.
C,urtIludt Palmer James Herbert Morse,
Raymond J Perm, Joan W. Chd4Wlck,
Cara NcauTI, Cldt' nee N"i''
Iuseub w. fI.rprT, IT,. GurdOu J.. Ford,
A Il; MLtduuou2h.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
A Nnrrow R.cane

Mr.. P. NJ. Livingstone. one of ou,
prospectors and mine owners. arrived
here yesterday from an extended triI
through the northwestern portion of tn.
county. He reports having had very
rough experience and came very neal
leaving his bones to bleach among th,
barren and broken hills between Ludlow
station, on the A.. & P. railaoad
and Whitewater station, on the South
ern Pacific railroad, as he was cutting
across the country between the two
stations. He was out in severe AMI
protracted snow and hail storm, and
had to fight his way for miles through
snow from two to FIVE feet in depth
Mr.. Livingstone had only his pack
burro to keep him company during his
lonely and dangerous trip, and it wa,
only wish great difficulty that botl
were able to keep from freezing tc
cath, and only did so by continued ex'
ercise. Mr.. L. is almost skeleton,
having been for four days without food
Of any kind except ierked beef. He
rather weak, and his toes and the lower
portion Of his feet are feeling the effect,
of his cold and dreary trip, but beyond
this he expects to pull through all right.
San Bernardino Index.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
Heaa the rrust rree. Low.

No orchardist with any practical ex-
perience will now trim his fruit trees
high and shape them with crowns under
which he can walk. The idea that it is
so nice TO have the trees high enough
for the team to walk under them is now
not so favorably received as it was few
years ago. We begin to wake up to the
fact that we do not raise fruit trees
simply for the pleasure Of blowing under
them with ease. but principally for the
sake OF producing fruit. The stem of
tree is absolutely worthless, and in
many respects injurious to the tree. It
Is apt to get sunburnt and soon become
prey to horers and then the tree is
ruined and will surely become very
short lived. By having the crown low,
or only foot or two above the ground,
we gain much. The low crown shades
the ground, keeps it cool, protects
the tree from the hot winds and
keeps the burning sun away from
the stem. II also enables us to pick
the fruit without the aid Of lad
der. When we find an orchard with
high-headed trees we are pretty certain
the owner is either "city man, who
never had any experience ia orcharding,
or one from the East or the North,
where fruit trees can be given almost
any fashionable shape without being
much injured. The rule is, the warmer
the climate the lower the trees should be
kept, and we don't know but that even
In cold climate the fruit would be bet
ter il the trees were kept near the
ground. II Fresno Republican.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
cure Fer Piles.

the abdomen causing the patient 10 suppose
he has some affection Of the kidneys OF
neighboring organs. Al times, symptoms
OF Indigestion are n-csent, hatulency, un
easiness OF the stomach. etc. A moisture
like psrSpiration, producing very disagree
able itching, after getting warm is very
common attendant. Blind. bleeding aud
itching piles yield at once TO the application
Of Dr. Hnsanko's Pile Remedy, whioii acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorbing
the tuinora, ailaying the intense Iiching,
and effeotng q permanent cure. Price 80
cents. Address the Dr. h0sanko Medicine
Co, piqua, Ohio, Sold by o. y Heinxe-
man, agent Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
Interesting Question.
The Phoenix Gazette says:


Judge Porter to-day granted an in
junction as prayed for by the plaintiff in
the case of John Y. T. Smith VS.. N. M
Broadway, sheriff The facts in thiI
case. tersely stated, are about as follows
The Board of Supervisors, sitting as .
Board of Equalization, raised the assess
ment of tho plaintiff, serving him with q
notice Of its intention to do SO. This
Mr.. Smith disregarded, and when his a
sessment was raised, paid to the Sheriff
according to the tax-levy, the amount
due on the original assessment. In his
case before the Court. asking that the
Sheriff be restrained from selling the
property on the increased assessment, it
was held that the Board of Equalization
had no authority TO increase the assess
ment save on complaint of some citizen
not connected with the board. This
view the court adopted in the order
granting the injunction, and, as we
learn, it is in accordance with previou,
decisions in California. While doubt.
less correct, in law, the ruling is one
that deprives the Board of Equalization
of practical powers, and we trost that
the next legislature may remedy tn
difficulty by amendvtory act.
There are many cases in Los Angelo,
county in which taxpayers paid theil
taxes as levied by the County Assessor
and now find that the State Board o.
Equalization has levied an additional ia,
and their property has been sold for de
linquency on this attic assessment. They
wish to know if they are legally delin
quent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
pLucKY srnIKEns.
They stop Train Despite an
a~...w nf nrffcars

They Stop a Train Dosptt@ an
Army OF Offfcers.
Sr. LOUIS. March l5.-The Globe
Democrats sedalia, Mo-, special says:
The scenes Of yesterday, in connection
with the attempt to send out freight
train, were re-enacted to day. Assistant
Superintendent Sibley again addressed a
letter to Mayor Rickman, the Board
Of Aldermen, the Sheriff end
other county officers, in substan-
tally the same terms as on
Saturday notifying them that they would
start freight train at 3 P. NJ. and re-
questing them to be present and protect
the train and the company's employees
from interference. The mayor respond
ed by ordering chief OF police Barnett
to have every policeman in the CITY on
the spot at the time and Sheriff
Murray summoned IS deputies
twenty Of the leading business men
OF the city, The police were stationed
along the tracks within the city limits,
while the Sheriff aud posse took posi-
lion outside the line. 1t was not thought
any interference would be offered inside
the city, and this proved 10 be the case.
The train slowly moved along under
police protection, but a few rods
beyond the corporation line aud after
the train lad passed into the hands
of the Sheriff it was boarded
by over fifty strikers, who sat the
brakes, pulled the coupling pins and
brone ht it to halt amid the cheers of
the great crowd that had assembled and
lined the track for long distance. The
train was then ordered back to the
yards and the engine to the round
house. 1t is doubtful whether another
attempt will be made.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
An Ea.tern Haxcntt.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, March l5.-The
boycott Of j. W. siberling by the Trades
and Labor Assembly at Akron assumed
a new phase to-day when all boarding
house keepers were informed that they
would be boycotted il they gave shelter
to workmen imported to take the places
OF striking moulders at the Empire
Mower and Reaper Works. A boycott
will also be placed on the tenants Of
every dwelling and business house owned
by Siberling 10 Akron II not vacated at
the expiration Of the present leases.
The Trades Assembly Of Chicago has
also been notified to take similar action
regarding buildings owned by Siberling
in that city. Ferdinand D. Schumacher,
owner Of the Windsor hotel, who has
opposed Siberling in the Courts, came to
the latter's rescue with an offer to furn-
ish accommodations for all the imported
workmsn, even il ne had to supply them
with cots in the halls of the hotel. The
feeling on both sides is growing very
bitter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
. mans cIo.ed ~ New uexico.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, March l5.--
This morning the Albuquerque National
Bank was not opened. A notice was
on the door signed by Bell. the Presi.
dent, to the effect that W. X. P. Will
son was defaulter to large amount,
consequently to protect depositors the
bank must be closed. All depositors
will be paid in full The loss, if any,
will fall on the stockholders. Wilson
was arrested by United States Deputy
Marshal and his preliminary examina.
ton will take place tomorrow. No
statement can be made until experts ex-
anime the books. There is much ex.
element among the depositors, many
being poor men whose years Of earnings
were in this bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
Americnn Pork,

WAsHINoros, March 10. 5.-Representa-
live Phelps, Of New Jersey, viii under
the call Of States tomorrow present a
memorial from the New Jersey State
Board of Agriculture, praying Congress
to make diligent investigation into the
reason why American pork is absolutely
excluded from Germany, Austria and
other countries. In connection with
this memorial Mr.. Phelps will offer the
following resolution;
Resolved, That the Secretary Of State
be and is hereby requested to transmit,
il not incompatible with the public in
terest, copies of all correspondence be-
tween his department and the repre-
sentatives Of France, Germany, Austria
and any other European country whieh
has partially or entirely restricted the
importation Of American pork. in refer
ence to the facts Of such exclusion OF
restriction, and the reasons therefor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Some Nominations Liable
to be Rejected.
THE WAR ALMOST AT AN END,
The Participants in the Late Prize
Fight Likely to Land in
Jail.

Special to the Herald bv the associated Press'
New York, March Is. "A Sun Wash
ington special says: About twenty q
the Presidents nominations will proba'
bly, be rejected by the Senate. Among
these are John Goode, Of Virginia, So
licitor General; Zach Montgomery
Solicitor in the Interior Department. D
@. Bradley. Collector of Internal Rev
enue for South Caroline; M. Q. Gray
Collector Of Internal Revenue for West
Virginia; Warren Green. son OF Norvin
Green Of New York, to be Consul Cen
includipg those at Detroit, Mich. La
Porte, Ind, vicksburg, Miss, Hamil
ton, Mo-, and Sioux City, Iowa. There
are also several appointments in indiana
aud number of Territorial judges.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
A TheatrIcaI suit.

San FRANcIsoo, March I5.-Kai'
Rankin, Of the California Theatre. hal
begun suit against manager Hayman o
the Baldwin Theatre, to recover S636.
The complaint states that Hayman en-
tered into an engagement with Mrs
Rankin to exchange theatres for Ger
tain time, each to pay the rent Of the
other theatre for six weeks. Hayman il
is alleged collected from Mrs. Rankin
1886 per week which was 500 per week
more than he paid Mr.. Baldwin for the
theatre
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
Impnrfnnf snit.

FREsso. March l5.--Henry Silver
man. of San Francisco. by his guardian,
Hannah Silverman, has commenced suit
In ejectment in the Superior Court
agains, Louis Einstein and Louis Gundel
finger, for possession OF certain real es-
tate ia this city, valued at $40, 900. The
plaintiff is minor and heir Of the late II
d. Silvermap. This is the first Of Urge
number Of suits which will be brought by
the same party, involving the title to
real estate valued at $500, 200.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
The TeIephene suit.

WASHINGTON. March l5.-In the tele'
phone investigation to-day Harris
Rogers was recalled and said that the
gentlemen connected with the Pan
Electric Company were to give then
names as a guarantee to outside parties
that the company would be fairly and
honorably conducted, as an enterprise
based upon future possibilities required
that guarantee Of mon Of national repu-
tation. The witness also stated that an
effort had been made TO have him ap-
pointed electrician Of the House Of Rep
reseutatives, in which Senators Harris
and Garland had interested themselves
Such appointment would, the witness
said, have enabled him to carry on ex-
periments which would alike benefit the
government and the Pan Electric Com.
pany. The examination will be renewed
on Wednesday.