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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-07-25
WHEAT No. 2.
Minneapolis Market.

u: MINNEAPOLIS, July Is.
No. l hard, July and August, SOC. On track,
so@9so. No.l northern, July $3.50; August, ss1sc;
September, s5c7so. On track, s7h@ssc. No. 2
northern, July and August, $50. On track, $50
84c. December closed, S7Ac.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-07-25
The house Package Bill.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The house
agreed to the house substitute for the
senate original package bill.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-07-25
THE MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
~ CHICAGO. July 2S.
W~heat-Tbere was only light business trans
acted In this market, with no important changes
from yesterday. the market closing about the
same. NJ
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-07-25
Hurrah for Grand Forks,

GRAND Forks, July 28.-[Special.l-It
as q hard fight, the vote on temporary Or
knization standing 48 to 45 in favor Of the
falsh and Bray forces. Winship COM
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-07-25
Duluth Market.

H55 DULUTH, July %.
Wheat Quiet and steady, closing, July, as3c.
August. CSC; September s94c; December,
9lAc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
PHILADBLPHIA NOTES.

In civil suit brought by W. P. SHINING
ton against william N. Slngerly and the
Record to recover Z 1850, the price OF an al-
legged short-wsight ton OF coal, magiS-
trate .aIonday decided In favor OF tho &C.
PENDANT.
Edward Mcdonnell and Leonard White,
charged with murder in causing the death
OF David 8. Crockett, colored, on March lst,
Monday pleaded guilty to .manslaughter
and were sentenced to four months i'm
prisonmeEt from the date of commitment.
Robert McSwigSan, Indicted with the
accused, was acquitted.
preliminary agreement for the reorran-
izatlon Of the firm OF Hood, BonbIight Il
Co, 10 conduct q wholesale dry goods aud
notions business at Eleventh and Market
sttests, was signed Gu Monday. The new
firm is composed OF Colonel Thomas G.
Hood, s. S. miller aud U. G. Fox, who, unil
february, 1888, were members Of the old
firm of Hood, Blnbright & Co.; W. W.
Foulkrtd d, who was a momber OF the firm
of Thomas j. Muslin Il Co., and Barton F.
Blake, Sho has been Tor seven years the
head OF John WapRmase g financial de.
partmant, The Postmaster General be-
comes special partner in the new flrm,
contributing 81 100000. His absence In
Washington ia the reason for his selling out
the wholesale business.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

An Entinrnte Places IL at About
$4,000 Census Not Complete.

An Erttmhte fthCcs ~ ht 4AuOut
65,OOO-Census Not Complete.
The census enumeration for the city Of
Wilmington is as yet incomplete, and
some of the gatherers will require three
or four moro days yet in which to COM
piete their work. 1t has been tiresome
and tedious task for the enumerators. and
they are glad that the end of their official
servitude in the cause is near at hand.
From the returns thus far gathered it
is indicated that the population OF this
city ia about IS, 600. This total gives an
average OF about 2, 400 people in each of
the ~ districts, as the city is subdividsd,
From the completed districts, whore the
enumeration has been finished, IL ia
shown that 2,400 is fair average, and
upon this ths estimate is based.
The population of Wilmington in 1880
shown by the tenth census WAS 42,478,
and tha increase in round igu es is shown
to be %, 900.
Superintendent Wiley anticipates hay
| ing all the returns with general sum.
mary of the work in hand oy tomorrow.
Five of the enumerators have completed
their work. Everything is going on
smoothly and the trouble with the colony
OF Italians at Newport has bsen satisfac.
torily adjusted. They Withdrew thsir
objections to being enumerated when
confronted with the fact shat heavy
penalty would be inflicted unless they
responded to the intervog2tories of tn,
| ceusHs man.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

The oorner.stone OF Wesley Church
WAS laid on Saturday afternoon with i'm.
pressive ceremonies. A large assemblage
was present. The exercises included
singing by the choir, prayer by Presiding
Elder Murray, reading of scripture by
the Rev, j. d. O. Hanna and addresses
by the Revs. Adam Steugle and t.
Suowden Thomas and Messrs. Hanna aud
Murray. The Rev. W. G. Rooms laid the
corner stone. Articles put In it were: A
history OF Wesley Church, names OF off,
oers ard teschors OF Wesley Sunday
school, copies OF EVERY EVENING and
other city newspapers, names of the pas
tors Of the NJ. Il. churches OF the city, a
Bible, the autograph of J. Paul Brown.
the youngest member of Wesley Church,
the names OF the builders OF the church,
a copy of paper published in the in
terest of the new church fund, Bible
and Discipline.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
Death Of Captain oneptop,

Julius Z. Quenton, captain l4th United
States Infantry, retired, died on Sa,ur-
day at Grand junction, Colorado. Capt.
Quenton came to this couutry from
baden-Baden at the outbreak of the civil
war. He had served as an officer in the
Prussian army and went into the yolun-
teer service from New York with the
ll3t Regiment. At the close Of the war
he went Into the regular army and was
retired on account of Ill health about two
ye lrs ago. Captain Qusnton during the
war married Miss Josephine Edwards, a
sister Of Mrs. Johp Wainwright OF this
city, who with one daughter, the wife
Of Cecil Fitzgerald OF Portland, Oregon,
survives him. Captain Qaenton was we'll
known here where he passed much OF his
leaves of absence. He was about So years
of age. The body will probably be
brought east for final interment at
London Grove, Pa. His death was sud
den and probably resulted from heart
trouble.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

the officer that four men iumpsd on them
and beat tnem up. The officer SID Ne
would attend to them. Witness did not re-
member sesinR Dr. Wood an Stephen =.
Southland. He believed that one OF tho four
men who was sitting on the curb struck
him.
John Il. Quinn testified that about IL. 40
O'Clock yesterday morning waekslhe was iu
toe police station, when tine call came for
the patrol wagon. he assisted to carry
Dugan In and put his coat under his head.
Witness thought that Dugan was drunk.
No marks OF violence were notified on his
face.
Harry o. WEIGH was sworn and testified
that he had known Dugan 10 years and
never knew him to be under the influence
of liquor but once, eight years ago. He
was nor quarrelsome man at all.
Thomas Brennan, Patrick brother, tes-
titled that he saw Dugsn In Chester and he
was concerned 10 no disorder. While In
Chester Dugan, the witness and his brother
took eight small beers. Witness saw them
off or home on regular train and tner
went to Philadelphia.
After hearing the above evidence, the
Jury adjourned to meet yesterday after.
noon, when other witnesses we're heard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

The following communication has been
received by L. Leslie Carpenter, score
tary OF the Street and Sewer Department,
10 reply to q notification that check for
return Of deposit made to open the bed
OF street is now ready for pnym emit.
The writer Is one Of the leading plumb
ers Of Philadelphia, and is the fether of
the law governing the plumbers of that
city:
PHILADELHIA, June t4'h, 1907. Leslie
Carpenter, Esq, Wilmington, Dsl.-DEAB
sIB: Any check you may have In your
office drawn to my order 10 the property oil
Mr.. John NJ. Rogers, Sixth and Orange streeta
and you may turn 1t over to him. Thank
you kindly for your favor. We don't find
very often when money gets into the hands
OF city officials that II Is eaey to get 1t out
am glad that the city OF Wilmington sett
80 good an example. l hope to get down
In few days and to meet you. Very re.
speotfully yours, JoHs WoRTuINaToN.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
IEAsHiNaTON.
How EpeiaWHrc's Representative
Attends 20 Ezis Duties = Personal

How peiaWIre's Representative
Attends 10 ERis Duties Personal
NDtGs.
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
WASHINGTON, d. O., June l6.-Delaware's
representative in Congress. Hon. John b.
Pennington, Is ore OF the most regular OF
members in his attendance upon the daily
sessions of the House and gives close at.
tent to every measure brought up for
consideration. MIR. Pennington, In recent
conversation, referred TO the factippal
troubles tnat prevail to some extent In the
Democratic party Of Delaware, and ex-
pressed himself 10 favor of subordinattag
all taetlonal interests or personal prefer
ences to the good of the party. In the
event OF this course being followed he had
no doubt OF the success OF the party iu
every county OF the State.
Recent Dalawarsans honoring the matte II
capital with their presence we're: Wash'nS-
ton Hastings, who registered Gt Willaid'1;
A. s. Webster, at the Ebbitt; ami Court
Orier Thomas 3. Smith, who spent couple
OF days here and then went to Annapolis.
Daniel 0'Nelll OF Wilmington, formerly a
member of the capitol police, Is COW a
guide and shows visitors around the build
Ing. he is quite popular with the sight
seers,
James Hawkins Of Wilmington was here
last week, visiting his daughter who Is en-
ployed Ia the treasury department.
Post-ofice Inspector W. j. Maxwell OF
Wilmington Is meeting with continued sue
cess In hts admirable WORK III the depart
ment with which ho Is connected.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

CENTREv11LE, MD, June 16.-Whils
Mr.. Draper was ploying in the Ce7tre-
vile and Quesnstown road, q day or two
ago, preparatory TO putting road ma
chine on it, be tutn d up the Skeleton
OF an unknown man. The roadside grave
was ueer the lanyard Branch.
John Dibburn, an emplOye on the
Waite House farm, three miles from here,
climbed tree 10 secure young bird for
enc OF his children. A few minutes LATER
his wife found him under the tree deNd.
An inquest was held by Justice Colds
borough, and verdict was rendered that
he had fallen from the tree aud killed
himself
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

For tho third time Saturday afternoon
Purnbl ). Lynch was nominated as the
Democratic candidate for sheriff of New
Castle county. Ills chief competitor was
Peter j. Ford of this city, but Lynoh's
majority was safs and satisfactory. James
]. Toner OF New CASTLE WAS third, as
Levy Oourtman George q. kothwsll snr.
prised nearly everybody by getting au
unexpectedly small vote. Joseph s.
Dunlapof this city made no showlnYat all.
j s. pm Kirk, ez-postmaster OF stanton,
received big vote in city and county
and was nominated for coroner. His
competitors were George Mailman, George
Z. Willis, Martin F. Ksogh, Herman
Yeates, william y. Alexander and Charles
Il. Wiitbsnks.
Tho complete returns, which impart
the interesting details of the contest al
tho polls, ere ~ follows:
-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

This bodies OF Alexander Williams and
George Bailey, two veterans OF the late
war who died In the almshouse In May last
and were buried In potter's field, were re-
Inferred In the Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery Sunday afternoon. The funeral
started from Undertaken Palmer's ONCE,
the bodies being placed in two nearses and
the Baskets embodied In American flags. The
funeral cortege comprised Smyth Post Fife
and Drum Corps, Smyth Post, No. 1;
du Pont Post, No. q; Grant Post, No. l3;
Phil. Sheridan Post, No. 23; Garfield Camp,
No O. SONS of Veterans, and The Delaware
Cadet O>rps. Each post was accompanied
by It's firing party. William b. Norton was
chief mar-hal The services OF the G. A. II.
were conducted by Chaplain McCoy, and
three voleys were iired over the graves.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

A oolored man named King, about 20
years ago, began all alone the construc.
ton OF schooner OF Southeast creek,
Kent county, Md, which he has Just
flushed. Her name is the Bride, and
phe IS 35 feet long on keel, 46 ovsr all,
Is feet beam, feet inches dssp, draws
feet OF water aft. She is sailed by her
owner alone. He was SO long in CON-
structing her that come Of her timbers
first laid rotted away and had to be re-
placed. She was launched five years
ago. Her sails, purchased several years
ago, were destroyed by mice and motas.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
Y,sit,np NnurNlriifean,

Following are the visiting committees
from the Wilmington Nj, E. Conference
the institutions named; Wilmington Don
ference Academy, Il. 8. Goldey, l.. FL. Noel
end the Rows. l.. Il. STEPHENSON and l. l.
Joseph Holland and tbs Revs. T. q. McSor
ley and pr. @. A. Grise; Drew Seminary, J.
4. Mulliu, John E. Dawson and the Revs.
George W Burke and DR.. j. Il. Wiley;
woman's College, Baltimore, L. A. o.
Gerry, II. W. Eliason, Jr., and the Revs. j
b. Qrigg and Alfred Smith; Boston Unit
versity, Charles II. Richards, Esq, r. NJ.
Cocpsr and the Rays. N. Nj Browne anc
s. ii. Morgan. Jr.; Morgan College, j
Frank Wilson, W. II. Dashiell and the Revs.
q. A, ELL and f. II. Hynson.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19


The President has approved the act to
prevent desertlons from the army.
Col. John q. Guy. a prominent lawy er,
died IN Richmond, Ya.il ion Monday, aged 90
years.
Hiram Bartges. ex.mayor OF Frederick
City, Md, was found dead in bed Monday
morning.. Paralysis Of the brain was the
cause OF death.
Lee Khe, charged with ahducting the
Chinese slTl, Yuen Lse, and holding her
captive In New York for the past year, was
Monday committed In S2,500 bail to await
the action OF the grand Jury.
The schooner Mabel Ia. Phillips, which
has been drifting in the Atlantic ocean
since last November, hss besn towed into
Bermuda by the Philadelphia tug Gladis-
fen She Is in bad condition, and her cargo
OF railroad ties is missing. Her crew was
rescued ana landed IN Philadelphia In Mo-
veLnber.
The executive COMMITTEES OF the Farmers
Alliance OF Minnesota, at st. Psul, Mon
day unanimously decided to hold con-
vsntiun Of the Alliance In that city for the
nomination CT a state ticket on july 18th.
The Alliance will also make nominations in
the Congressional districts. This will throw
q deeiued uncertainty on the result OF tho
coming election IL Minnesota.
The new Madison Square Garden In New
York, the largest Anpnltheatre III America,
was dedicated Monday night, 1000 persoAS
being present, about 2,O0J of whom had To
be content with standing room only"
Vice president Morton occupied one of the
Stage boxes and General Sherman another.
The opening attractions were Edouard
Strauss' Vienna Orchestra and two new
balets, "peace and War" and Choosing
the National Flower"
Up to Monday Superintendent Porter
had received census returns from few
districts In the cities OF Washington, New
York, Phtlsdelphis, Plttsburg and Shreve.
port. Louisiana. Electric counting machines
will be used In counting from the schedules,
so that Du. little time will be necessary In
making computations after tho schedules
ere received. 1t is expected that the popu-
lation OF Washington, and possibly that of
a number OF other cities, can be announced
lato In the present week, ..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
nied n, the A,n,s,.ouse.

Carl HoeIti1 x, who died at the almshouse
hospital last Thursday, was buried on Mon
day morning at Rivervlew rHmetary. The
Rev. Paul iserschmidt offlaiatei at toe
funeral Hoeting was born in Neuhaus,
on the Oste river, In Hanover. He oaWe to
America sight years ago and shortly alter
wards 10 Wilmington, finding employment
as cabinet maker at the Harlan & Hol-
lingsworth Oompany's works. The loss
of hts wife, who died In Hamburg made
him melancholy and life became burden
to him. One day while IN condition OF
melRncholla he was found wandering
about the streets and was taken TO the
alu shouse, where he grew worse aud died.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
Inoren.e or MIaow., Pen.lon..

Mrs. Margaret I. Baker, widow Of
Commander Samuel II. Bakor, has under
special act OF Congress been granted
an increase of pension. Commander
Baker died about two years ago after a
trip from South American port it is
claimed on an unseaworthy boat, and
without sufficient number of men. II is
held that his death was resultant from
over work incidental 10 the voyage re-
ferred too. Susan, widow of James w.
Lovegroys. Smyrna. was also granted
an increase of pension.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
DELAWARE MIsroEIo4L SOCIETY
Copies oR EDr. Esurr's History of ola
Swcccs Church DISTRIBUTED ANON.
tAe Members.


Copies oR Er. Esurr's History of Old
SSyeccn church. DISTRIBUTED Among
tne Members.
The Historical Society held Its regular
monthly meeting Monday might. Inc mem.
bers present were the Hon. L. e. Wales, the
Hon. George a. BEas, Willard Hall Porter,
ESD, Allied Lee, Esq Ferdinand L. Gllpin,
DR.. l.. z. Bush, DR., I'm p. WGles, John J..
Gal agher, l.. q. VGua grit, Esq, EllWood
Garrett, DR.. ThomIs y Bradford, Edward
A., Andrews, S. N. M t , Ii. Il. Brlnghurst,
James L. DeVou ami aries Rowland.
Distribution was made OF copi9s OF DR..
Burr's records OF Old Swedes Church his
tory.
a communication was road from the sec
rotary OF the Free Public Library OF San
francisco, asking for the proceedings OF
the Delaware Rhetorical Society. The COM
muuleation was referred TO the librarian
with power 10 act.
The following new members were elected :
James B. Clarkson, Ohio Nowlapd, William
O. spruance, Ed, and Marx IL. Cieaver.
l.. G. Vaude .ritt, E.q., Willard Hall Por-
ter, Eco, and Il. Il. Bringhurst wers ap.
pointed d committee 10 purchase copy OF
Niles Register of 1912, % volumes, now Ia
the possession OF Daniel FarEA and valued
at Sl25.
Donations received last evening comprise
Reports of tue Arctic explorations OF the
Uaited etatos revenue cutter Cor",n in the
years 1884 and 1886; volume OF d Benne.
Vile from Converse Cleaves; q ciuinet OF
vlsls containing samples of wafer from the
leading cities of Europe, from Mrs. james
II, Jones; three volumes OF Montaigne'a
essays from Manloys Hayes.
TINS society adjourned for the summer to
the third Monday IN September.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
Mr. Toner added that he will again be

Mr. Toner added that he will again be q
candidate in 1899.
Joseph 3. Dunlap, who was low man
In the sherifaliy race, sends the GAZETTE
card, in which he says: ~ take
this opportunity of thanking my friends
FOR their support at Saturdays nomina-
tion election, and would kindly solicit
their support in 1892, as will be can
didate. And fellow Democrats, l think IL
is our duty to stand by our guns and try
our best to win for our successful nomi-
nees, 7. j. Lynch and j. II. Kirk.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

John Tobin, aged 10 years, OF No. sos
Lafayette street, Was seTiouslr injured By
falling from swing at Woodland Beach
Monday afternoon, while on the excur-
sion of St. Bsnedlet's Beneficial Society OF
tho Church Of tho sacred Heart, this city.
He was swinsing with two companions and
becoming DIZZY, fell when the swing was
at highest. His face was cut and bruised
and his nose broken. He was unconscious
for three hours. The excursion boat was
met at this city by Wilson'S ambulance and
the young nan was removed to the Della
ware HogDitsl.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
Squire Hamer and James Riley took

Squire Hemer and James Riley took
out naturalization papers at this United
States courtroom Thursday morning.
Gawthrop & Brother Company has re-
ceiyed the coEtraot for supplying steem
heating apparatus fo= the Church OF the
Sacred Heat, tie schoolhuuis end the
priest house, the contract to be flied by
september LIST.
Lieutenant Herbert L. Dsakyne, who
graduated Mt the West Point Military
Academy las; week, arrived homo on Sat.
ustlay and will spend .hs summsr with
his parents at New Castle. Mr, DsRkyne
looks remarkably we'll ami aeyg he is iii
the best OF health. He is being Gonara.-
ulated on all sldes for his achievements.
He has discarded his uniform for the
present, he being granted furlough
until October lat. He has not yet besn
assigned for duty, but he will probsbly
know where he will locate by the middle
of July, as 1t is expected he will receive
orders from headquarters by that time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

George W. Ortlip, mine host OF the Gem
trail Hotel, laid wager With Fred Keinle
as to the strength OF Candidate RothTall to
be ahown by last Saturdays vote. The
stake was a straw hat with a brim three
feet III diameter, and Dir, O.tlip was tina
loser. The genial hotel proprietor now dis
covers that In order to dis iharge his elec
tion obligations he must havs the hat made
to order, an expense hs did NOT anticipate.
One OF the side features OF tho wager In.
posed upon Councilman Dillin the task OF
delivering this sombrero of straw t. tina
winner by cumbersome whaelbsrrow. The
pnnnnad
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

Archibald Crozier died Monday at the
residence of his son.in-law, Charles f.
Edwards, No, 1876 Church street., at the age
OF SO years. mir. Grozler was born in Scot
land aud had resided in tho United States
upwards OF 81 years. Daring the late war
he was a member OF Company @, Fifth
Regiment, Delaware Infantry. For many
wears he was sexton of Hanover Churcn.
He was member OF smyth Post, G. A. r.,
and Asylum Lodge and Delaware EGcamp-
ment, l. o. U. Il.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19
A CIo.o sboot,nx Contest.

There was an interesting trap shooting
match over Eleventh street bridge Saturday
afternoon, when the Wawaset Gun Club OF
this city defeated the North End Gun CLUB
OF Philadelphia, by only ono point. Out OF
a possible 275 the home club hit oil and
65, The members OF the Wawaset club who
participated in the match were: g. B. Bur-
roughs, r. Stout, o. NJ. Buckmaster, q.
Miller, w. II. Hartlove, J. Ryan, Il. Miller,
A. b. Mecklin, s. W. q. Sllitoe, A. Il. Stout
and W, Buckmaster.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

DENTON, MD., June 15.-It is stated
that MIR. John Il. Parker Of Hynson,
Caroline county, has given o lot at ,lst
place as site for new Methodist Gois-
copsl church. 1t is also stated funds for
the construction of the church have bsan
secured. The trustees are the Rev.
Joseph L. Ksnney and Mr.. James Dukes
OF hynson and William j. Davis of Fed
eralsburg.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

preparing Hoods Sarsaparilla. Every inFro-
dieut is carefully selected. personally exam
ined, and only the best retained. The inedt-
elmo is prepared under the supervision of
thoroughly competent pharmacists and every
step in the process of manufacture is carefully
watched with Wow to securing in Hood o
Sarsaparilla the best POSSIBLE result
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-19

John d. Trusty, oolored man employed
rs a laborer at the Springer, Morley d
Cause shops, has recently completed q
small electric motor; being the first man OF
his race in this city TO accomplish anything
IA this line. Considering that the work was
done with crude tools, at odd moments,
and In the face OF many drawbacks, and
that Mr.. Ttusty had to pick up as be t he
could all that he knows about electricity
Aud working In metal, he deserves great
daai of pTadlf.