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New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
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Males.
a GENTS WANTED.-We want reliable
N men In NoIthcrn. Eastern and South.
cast m Sew. Yuik and Northern New-J T,.y
who arc dHc5dy travelling s1ltsmen. ~
caflY our lubficating oil samples q, side
me; name tcifituy AMI reference. MANU-.
FACTu EEHS OIL CO.. Cleveland Ohio.
II IE~T.CLASS butler, als0 second men.
/ Call betNeen . and 3 clock 155 2d.ays
CENEKAL AGENT and ofgshller ioi
NJ new territory wanted, cheapest ia.
suTance known STATE treasury Ic-eG.t
fund responsible Management, all claims
pad only 10 asss'spcnts total since lsS5
liberal terms, CORES spOudence invited
PHOVIDENT AID SOCIETY. Portland
Ne.
yF YOU ARE out OF on ployinsnt Cf wish
TO make a change, call AT tne Old relia.
lie METROPOLITAN Agency pas lions procured
for bOOkkrcpcrs. collectors, clrIk,. salo-m-u
J. offrr- Ia kcr-, dnNcr~ cOdc chmnD. st,tle.
y en-. watchm"n, useful.nen, farm hands
Transfers, cook,. walter, hfeHen 'ne nc'
KOPOLITAN AGENCY. go essaauI.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
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- ing graduates furnished hlsint-s houses .
no salaT, asked until some oirr experience
IS acquired. go Ccli'e-s,., orange. y. j.
T,XPEEIFNCTD visiting t-ochei.-N.s.
IL T. NJ MONK. 80 Fort ,'re1nr. Place
brooklyn. prcpar s;ud.ntH ior col.rFr ~
GO school Work. Including music ana IAN
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Il un.ar win drawing Complaints ana f'-
ESr3e sT a5s lee'ense ,is resy as ExrG ExrG2q "a 4f5 2f
/, ADIEs' hair sEsmpooed at tholr rr...
IL dsnec. hT7tc'a-t city Iri't'tce., lh.
Guiding phy.iclan>; all manner ~ treatment
O.. fhn hair. fe- - cents tclr{rtu or l"ftcr.
AdIrcs, Ms. HARRISON. l3 Spring-st.
~ l'RCHAsiNG AGENT-Iadlc- living
ont Of town. wishing woman of ta-te
and Judgment. who o. "a buyer for large
citv house. 20 purchase any garments. dry
aool. or aftcies in N@W-i ok or Brook
l,n. vii ind II ., thc'f adN1nta'r - cora-
t,,upfcate with thp above. AT orders DNe
riicd a. p,o,rptlv a. consistent with pf0lar
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VII greatly facilitate matf-t- by -t4ilE9
want, ciOa.lv. r RCHASING AHLNI.
O. DecdHr--t. Broohi'n.
GTFNOGXAPHER and TYPEWITEH
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oficc work II required. Address J.. NJ.
Painc's Business CoIe-c. O. Howcry.
4, TENOGEAPHEE.-A yosnr lady Win
norrap rr and tyro"Titcr salsrj Modc-1tc .
reference. Adtre-, h., 81 NichOs-st, ,
Ncwark. y. J.
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i or manuscript: also rnNe Olr- and wrap
r.fs adlr-s- q. Ni-S ER AND. l.2id 5f-h'c
,RITING Young ladr would uae writ
w Ing Of any Kind o o. at homo good
iu.ino.. hand NJ. 4'3 Hcfai.ael-s- D..
Brooklyn.
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.sr.;3uds french. aud d yea tA.,H.li 2 y
creme. ~. J. r. at Ms "t4NNII.
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NOrTG LADY. conf. ct ard eXpe i-
j eurcG sto4O-l1uicr and 'Fpe"liir cr-
ar. position rlFr- good aad sOusr. .entlors
WORK VIII De.ro. .niref -. Irihpn" onto.
VOU%G LADY v4,ao- l,,'ion 90 china
I .rora'ing; 'iv years. cNp',i'n."; OF
1uy Kind Of employment. Address g. g.
2I4 StI.aNc.
VOUNG LADY. conIc'crt stcnorIapLer
I and typ writer. tcslrs haf.dtv ..-
lion or evening Wort. Au4Fc-- IsIAlN''-
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
LIGHT, WARMTH AND PURE AIR.
ReinecI1e & Co., 800 Wood Street.

PittsbuTg is indebted to this firm for the
introduction of the Gurney Hot Water
Heater. which is indorspd hv all the lead
ing physicians as the best system to be used
IN warming dwellings, offices and public
buildings IT secures equality of tempera-
ture in all parts of the building at anv de-
gree you desire, and without fiuctuation
such as observable in steam heating The
heat is Of a mild, agreeable nature. and il
does not shrink, crack or iniure furniture,
sure sign that it is suitable for human lungs.
Another feature is the saving in the con-
sumption of fue., every pound of which
will yield immense returns. Now is the
time to investigate the worth of this splen-
did system inaugurated by this firm In
the matter of sanitary plumbing they
take the lead in all the most ad-
vanced ideas for securing health,
comfort and pure air in YOUR homes.
The work of this firm especially commends
itself TO those who are putting up new
homes or public buildings, for, with short
gas supply, hot water now comes forward to
furnish an economical, easily regulated,
cleanly way of heating, and which is sure
and dependable.
Relnecke x Co. are closing out their fine
stock Of gas fixtures al 81 to 80 per cent
below list prices, and great bargains conse-
Quentlv can be secured in this line for a
time at least
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
The Fine Furniture Exhibit.

Notice the trend of the crowds in north
gallery, follow, and you will find yourself
at the superb display of Hopper Bros. Il
Co, 3O7 Wood street. A firm that can
handle an immense space like this and have
everything in such perfect taste, the colors
so artistically blended, such new and pretty
devices for showing the furniture, etc, to
advantage, and yet preserve such an air of
easy comfort withal, should be congratu-
lated, for they have genuinely won the
praise which has been so freely bestowed
upon them Nor is this all; such firm is
the one to be intrusted with fitting up your
homes, for they will do full fustice to the
subject. That Hopper Bros. have a large
and valuable stock is proven by this dis
play: for. strange as it may seem, this supe-
riOr array Of goods was brought right from
their usual stock at the stores, in the selec-
tion Of which they use every care and dis
elimination, or the examples in the exhibit
would not be of such fine woods and mate
rials, or the workmanship so superior. Ap-
ply to this frm without hesitation if you
want 10 know that you are buying the very
best goods for your money.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
A 6.Ooo-CANDLE-PowER LIGHT.
The Dazzling Attraction of the Thomson
Houston Electric Exhibit

The intense brilliancv of this powerful
light can only be realized by visit to Me-
chanical Hail. Such lights are intended for
practical use on board vessels where it is de-
sired to flood with blaze of light an i'm
mense eXpanse of water, and they are tech
nically termed search lights Tracing
this luminosity to its source at the Thorn
son-Houston display, a very interesting col
lection of electrical machines and appIi-
ances for producing. controlling and meas
urinC the electric fluid will be found These
machines bear those mysterious words
watts" ''Yolts, ''amperes." etc, which
are so confusing to the uninitiated, but
seem plain as daylight to those who
are operating these mechanismS. Especially
worthy of mention are the 6j0-light alternat-
ing machine which supplies the current for
the lamps which form the legend Thomson
Houston System" 12-light are machine: a
lOO-light incandescen5 machine, and the
great 20,OOOwatt mOtu- generator, which
latter furnishes power t0a number of motors
throughout the Exposition buildings Then
there are the recently perfected ribbon
feed" arc lamps, which: burn with unequaled
Steadiness and are intended for indoor
purposes. The station equipments which
govern the different apparatus are thoroughly
up to date, and are simple and effective as
possible. Expert testimony is TO the effect
that the Thomson-IIOuston appliances are
unsurpassed by any manufactur d.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
NOT AFRAID OF RAIN.
Thousands Visit the Exposition in
Spite Of the Bad Weather.
ARCHIMEDE WINS LOUD APPLAUSE.
A Treat for the Lovers of Irish Melody
Promised Tonight.
CATCHING FEATURES OF THE BIG SHOW

In spite of the wretched weather the peo.
pie crowded into the Exposition yesterday
with as much eagerness as on fine days In
fact the contrast between the wet, muddy
streets and the warm, well-lighted interior
of the Exposition was so marked that it was
no wonder people went in. 1t was so CON-
Portable that few would remain away just
because the weather was bad. On dull
day ladies and children need change and
recreation even more than when it is fine,
and it is TO this fact, perhaps, that the
large attendance at the Exposition yeSter-
day afternoon was due.
In the evening there was a large attend
ance. of course. 1t would be remarkable if
there were not. The attractions offered
were such as could hardly be overlooked by
the pleasure seeker The 'Battle of Gettys-
burg was rendered with all the accompani-
ments of guns and military noises gener-
ally and was loudly applauded, as usual.
Signor A. Archimede's rendering of ''The
Heart Bowed Down" on the euphonium
was great performance, as was Rogers
cornet solo, Golden Slumbers"
To-day ireland will be honored. Irish
day always brings ont large attendance
and the indications are that this will be no
exception to the rule. Cappa has prepared
g full programme of Irish melodies in honor
of the day. Nearly every number will be
by an Irish composer or bearing on an Irish
theme.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Guitars and Maudolins.

These makes lead all the rest. Klebers'
Keystone rosewood guitar costs only So,
but is guaranteed the equal of any $50
guitar made, For beginners we would rec
ommend the Lakeside "a. que oak guitar,
which is fully warranted and costs but 81 30.
The Arion mahogany guitar is a beautiful
instrument, costing only 50 90 Then,
again, Klebers have the American Conserv-
atory guitars at SIS and SIS, fully war
ranted. Their American mandolins. war
ranted, range from IS sc to So If YOU
want the best make of guitars and mando-
Inns, buy one of the celebrated and beauti-
ful Washburns-unequaled in tone. dura-
bilitv and finish. The above instruments
can be had only at the old and reliable
music house Of H. Kleber & Bro, Limited,
No. JOG " Wood street
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
People Who Are Ayerse

To asking the prices of the exquisite
articles displayed BY Cavitt & Pollock at
the Exposition can readily obtain informa-
tion by visiting the store, 935 Penn avenue,
where they will find not only numberless
Implications of the exhibit, but any quantity
of other desirable wares in china, glass and
bric-a-brac, with a giant assortment of
splendid lamps also from which to select
Cavitt & Pollock are carrying magnificent
stock this season; their old patrons are aware
of the fact, but it is due to the strangers
now here, to tell them of the most desirable
place possible 10 look for goods of these
kinds. The variety in the different lines is
so great that one knows in advance that the
very article desired will be found in the col
lection; and as the store is a prominent one
on Penn avenue there can be no difficulty in
finding it; 935 Penn avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
KIeber Takes the Lead in Music. as Ever.

Conover and Opera pianos and other mI-
steal instruments sold daily at this popular
old-time establishments, the Messrs Kleber
have also disposed of quite a number of
Vocation church organs. No one can have
anv idea of the surpassing musical beauty
and excellence of these wonderful Vocation
organs without having seen and heard
them At the low price of $500, the Vo-
Gallon furnishes more variety, delicacy and
strength of tone than any 81, 500 pipe organ,
while for durability it far surpasses the
latter.
The Klebers enjoy the confidence of the
public for their integrity and also for the
superior excellence of their instruments.
Anything that comes from Klebers' must
necessarily be musically perfect and salts
factory. Their store is SOC Wood street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
The H. j. Heinz Company's Exhibit.

Looking at exhibits is calculat ed to make
people hungry, but that does not begin to
express the feeling created by tasting the
delicious fruit buffers and pickles man nufact-
ured by the Keystone Picking and Pre-
serving Company. These comestibles have
such delicious flavor; each particular fruit
has its own individuality in so marked a
degree that to-day they stand at the very
top. The same can be truly said of the
pickles, sauces and preserves The COM
pany has, with its immense works and
huge farms, all the space, appliances and
material necessary for their requirements
and they know precisely how to use it all,
which accounts for its success, and for the
great reputation which the company has
honestly earned.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
Pittsburg Wire and Railing Works,

There seems to be no limit to the forms in
which Taylor & Dean have employed heavy
iron. Bank, Jail and vault work, fencings
and railings, stable fixtures, brass and iron
grill work for partitions, crestings and
FINALS, fire escapes, staircases, cellar doors,
iron beds, are all manufactured by them.
Take in at the Exposition the innumerable
pretty devices into which brass, copper and
iron wire have been turned; in fact, to do
justice to the subjects a thorough examina-
tion should be made, first of the exhibit and
then OF the immense stock carried in heavy
wares at 201-3-5 Market street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
NATURAL GAS IE EVERY HOME.
A Stove That Generates Carbon Oil Into
Gas.

!. D. Cameron, who owns the Seymour
patents, has on exhibition at 40 Fifth ave-
nue., stoves fitted up with one of
the patent generators using carbon
oil for fuel The oil is fed through a
small tube, and all the gas needed
to heat the stove issues from two holes
scarcely larger than pin holes. 1t is pro-
posed to form in this city a company to
manufacture the generators. They can be
used in all sorts of stoves, open CRATES, fur
naces, etc, etc. A glance 1T the stove now
OH exhibition will convince anybody of
its success as q heater. Mr. Cameron will
be pleased to have business men, ladies, and
all who are interested in cheap fuel to call
He will explsin its workings Ladies will
find it worthy of their attention and will
find ii at least 40 per cent cheaper than
natural gas. Call between the hours of 8
A. NJ and 9 p. NJ
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
Dabbs in AIT Gallery.

Not even do the oil paintings attract
more attention than the familiar faces of
our Pittsburg notables which have been so
truthfully and intelligently transferred to
these frames by Mr.. Dabbs. The smaller
forms are holding their own in public est-
nation, especially with the new effects pro-
duced by the sepia and graphite processes,
both of which give such exquisite but differ
ent STYLES to this indubitable arr work
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
Quality at ST 25,
Quality at $500,

The latest Paris shades-large assort-
ment. You don't want Broadcloth
gown that's burden on account of
its weight.
These French cloths are light
weight, fine, so strong they can be
made to fit and never pull at the
seams.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
lust from the looms of
the best English man.
ufaCturerS.

We call attention to the ex-
ira strength of fabric, and the
marvellous Brussels effects OF
the new Nottinghams. Import
ing direct enables US to save
the importers profit and to
offer them at the lowest posi-
bic prices.
On1- neav Fall Furniture Co..
e,7mgs and Drabe'y Stu6s are
all in stare, kQgethe1, ac1A latest
SHAPES and lnta,zous pieces Of
Rarlo1, Furniture.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08

Organs They are all leaders. Our
prices are lower and terms easier than other
houses. Second hand pianos and organs in
stock and can be purchased at almost your
own figure. Store open every evening.
ECHoLS & CASwELL Co, LIMITED.
146 Federal St, Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
An Enjoyable Feature of the Exposition

No one questions the popularity of
Bakers delicious sugar-coated pop corn.
Anyone doubling the fascination of its
influence would be convinced of the hold it
has obtained upon the thousands who visit
the Exposition by calculating the amount
which is consumed by young and old daily
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
MARRIED.

ARENSBURG-NELA Wednesday,
October ], 1891. at the residence of Gilbert
Nelan, Luzerne township, Fayette county,
Pa, by the Rev. j. Garland, j. R. ARENsBURe
and ALICE NELAN.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08

THANKS to the sudden change of weather and our
matchabe prices enjoying very active trade i'll
l OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Never were
fully prepared the people with these goods
and never they willing give their patronage
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
If You Are Buying Piano or Organ

Call and examine Chickering & Sons,
kurtsman x Co, Ahlstrom, and Mathu-
shek & Son Pianos, and Taber & Grown
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
B. & B.
sE'OOTH-FACED
CLOTHS
(Better known as Broadcloths).
LOUIS CoRDoNN1ER,
RoUBAIx, FRANCE;
MESSRS. DAUPHINOT & CO.,
REIMs, FRANCE,

Two celebrated manufacturers, have
given special attention and study,
and have succeeded in producing the
finest Smooth Faced CLOTHS,
Lightest Weight and Strongest
strong as "Pin Wire"-especially
adapted for Ladies Tailor Made
Gowns. We have just received 2
Cases of these goods, 50 AND 81
INCHES WIDE,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
OVercoats.
Marriage Licenses Issued Yesterday.

For a fall or winter overcoat go to
Pitcairns, 434 Wood st. THSU
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
CAMEL'S HAIR,
81, $l.25, Sl.5O and So,

In plain weaves, and the new single
and double vale Diagonal, in soft
and luxurious Camel's Hair.
Do you want to save IS to 50
cents a yard on nice Camel's Hair
when you get it?
That's what we propose to show
can be done in this Dress Goods De-
partment.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
HAIR.

"GREEN IS THE COLOR!"
And that Reds, Garnets and Null
berry shades are rapidly coming into
favor. Navy Blue Camels Hair has
been and is in special demand.
When we say Camel's Hair, we mean
a nice quality, but nc occasion to pay
fancy price for it.
We offer . large lots, 4S TO s.
INCH
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08
ORIGINAL. No. 6s.
Snickerdo0dles.
BY NELLIE CAMPBELL BEDFORD

BY NELLIE SAMPBELL bEDFORD.
One-half cup butter; two cups sugar /;
two eggs one cup milk; three cups
flour I; one-quarter teaspoonful salt ; two
level teaspoonfuls Clcveland's Baking
Powder; one tcaspoonful cinnamon
three teaspoonfuls powdered sugar.
Cream the butter and sugar add the
beaten egg yolks and salt, and alter
nateiy the milk and -four. Sift in the
baking powder and spread in two shall
low baking pans. Mix the cinnamon
and sugar and sift over the top. Bake
in moderate oven and cut in squares
when cold.
Use only Ct0eIand's baking PozOder,
tile ProPOrtEOns are made for that.
"Cleveland's Superior baking
powder is rightly named, being
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-08

allyIIIlIlS III tndL
line we have ever
used. = *One trial
will be sufficient,
we think, to install
Cleveland's in the
pantry of every
housekeeper."
Emily Hayes, in
Brattleboro Household.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-12-10
OHIO PENSIONS.
Business Transacted in the Colum.
bus Agency.

COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 5.-The report
of the Columbus Pension Agency for
November shows 1881 pensioners on
the rolls at the opening of the month,
as follows: Invalids "A, ,455, widows,
etc., 10, 1913; invalids under the act of
June, 1890, l6,e68; widows under this
act 2,605, war 1912, $50, Mexican war
831.
With an addition during the month
Of 1874 pensioners, chiefly invalids and
widows under the 1890 act, and total
loss of 703, for the most p,rt invalids,
the present roll lists 1852.
The disbursements for the month ag-
gregated 1885,, ,349 SO, as follows; paid to
invalids, S121 1888 SO; widows, 72, 800 "a;
minors.$21 ,77S.98; dependent relatives,
IS, ,607. .S6; invalids, JuEe 1880, $68. .562,-
IL; widows Of this class, SOL 1896 95;
minors, 81 ,307.43; dependent relatives,
81 1902. 40; widows 1872, $36; survivors
Mexican war, $110 13; widows, $3.50.
The December quarterly payment
opens to-day, hence the above is the
lightest month of the past quarter,
which aggregated 1915, ,753. .95. Pre-
parations for the quarterly payment,
which will be the heaviest in the his
tory of the agency, are completed, and
include resignation by Postmaster
Gardner of his private Office to the use
of the Exchange National bank, the
United States depository, where a
temporary desk has been prepared for
the cashing Of checks for widows and
invalids, the object being to avoid the
rush and hindrance, as well as danger
Of losses when all are paid at the bank
proper.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-12-10
1. BRADLEY ON ELECTRIC LIGHTS.

How are you impressed with the result of
Monday nights council meeting?" was the
query propounded to Albert Bradley, ad-
ministrator of the Beard estate and thus
practical partner in the Beard Electric Light
Co.
Am not prepared to give any views Just
at present in DETAIL" was the reply, "but
let me tell you that the company was done
great injustice by the council by unbusiness
ike methods pursued there-an Injustice
that the company did not merit"
"In what way2"
''In many. Firstof all, maintain. az I
did before the council, that we are doing
the town favor by Offering to continue the
lights for three months longer with our
plant In the poor condition it now is. 1t
would entail a vast amount of labor and in
convenience-so much 40 that doubt if we
would make cent. The whole plant needs
constant attention when in operation;
therefore, Ireiterate that we we're doing the
town favor in proposing to keep out until
definite arrangements could be made. Now,
comes the ccuncil and not only looks upon
our proposition unfavorably, but fires
another proposition at US wherein the price
Is reduced. Think of iti Actually debating
terms to us when we in reality are rendering
favor!
But that is not the greatest injustice
done us. BY the moon schedule the greater
portion of our labor ia done for this month,
but they even refused to pay as at the old
rate for what we have already done. Talk
about your ex- post facto laws. l think that
herel ls one with all its glaring faults.
"Fnen again things we're misrepresented
that evening in different ways, whether in
tentionally lido not know. For instance, it
was made to appear that az we were receiv-
ing $4,000 per annum from the corporation,
we should have a plant valued in the
neighborhood of $685. 600, as the amount re-
celved would be 6per cent on a plant of that
value. Why did they not take into consider
alton that the most of these receipts 90 to pay
for work and repairs? No man can assert
with consistency that this $4,000 is profit,
hence 1t cannot be figured as a per centage
on the capital invested.
I'm regard to the character of our lights al
so We were not dealt fairly with. All lights
are liable to defective carbons, and when
lamp goes out for few minutes and is in
this shape when man is ON his homeward
trip at night, ten chances to one he will make
himself believe that the lamp was out all
night and will say 30. We have as good
light as is made"
will you continue running the remainder
of the month";
Certainly, and also collect our pay at the
contracted rate. 1t was verbal contract
but will do nevertheless"