Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-29

scrceu,ent made December s. 1854 between
the Philadelphia Company, party OF the frst
part. and II. c. FIick and AndreW carnegie,
party of the second part.
f'N itnesSeth. as 1OllCWs:
ssFi1st-Said partieS of the second part
hereby agree to procare the cancellation
aYd Avoidance of certain agreements be-
tween Carnegie Brothers Y Company,
IimlteC DAVID McCargo and N. S. Werner
datc& February %, 1854, so lar as said Cafne-
gle Brothers * Company. Limlted, are con-
cpr.ned ard to secure said David McCargo's
agreement TO said cancellation on his part.
'second-said parties OF @ the 0s second eco part
stock of rlie Philadelphia Company and pay
thcrefor on subscribing 20 l;er cent cash and
the balance as called for by SAID company
AGREEMENT To FURNISH THE GAS.
aThird-Said party of teh first part shall
furnish to said parties of the second part,and
said parties of tie second part shall take and
nav for natural gas sufficient to supply the
Union Iron Mills. the keystone Brldge Com
many. the Iucv Furnace Company and VIII
SON walker & COMPANY. in the city of Pitts
burr. n the following price, viz: Upon such
terms ~ shall be cGuitably the same as those
urcscribed in said agreement between Gar
negle Brothers & Company, Limited, DAVID
MC1aTgO and NJ = efher Oh fSDruilS -
said terms shall be fixed finally by II.
& FricE and George Westinghouse, Jr., and
in the event Of their lauure 10 agree, tHeh
by 4. W. Mellon.
"Fourth-Said parties of the second part
shall not sell said stock or any part thereof,
TO any other person than the fnllaueip h phla
Company until said company shall fll'st have
refused to buy the same at such price as any
other party shall bona fide offer Tor.
''Ftth-Said agreement as to ITS terms re-
ferred to in paragraph three shall be re-
duccd to a certainty not laterthan December
j.. 1884, and stock then subscribed and paid
Tor a. above.
"Sixth-This agreement is made by H. C.
Prick and Andrew Carnegie in behalf of
their associates (members of Carnegie
brothers x Company, Limited and upon a
sufficient consideration now acknowledged
20 have been received.
Wines our nands and seals the day
and year aforesaid.
THE PHILADELPHIA COMPANY,
''By Go. " ESTINGHOUSE, President.
III. {. FRICK.
''Attest-JoHN CALDWELL. Treasurer"
HOW THE PRICE WAS FINED.
ave. the subscribers to the above agree
men1. do hereby agree that the terms as to
price for gas referred to in paragraph 8,
which was 70 be liked finally by IL. c. Frick,
George Westinghouse, Jr and A. W. Mel
ion. shall he - per cent of price OF fuel dis
placed by gas and at all times low
charged by any other party or parties.
witness our hands and seals this 10th day
OF December. 1854.
THE PHILADELPHIA COMPANY.
BY GEo. WESTINGHOUSE, JR., Pres't.
III. {. FRIcK.
"Atte>t-JuHN CALDWELL. Treas"
Z. [. Knox and George Shiras, Jr., are the
attorneys Tor the plaintiffs The case is an
important one. involving two of Pittsburgs
largest companies. The result will be
watched with interest by every user of nat
Ural Uas.
George Westinghouse, Jr., went East last
night in his private car, Glen Eyre. W. d.
JpdegrafT. Secretary of the Philadelphia
Company. was with him in the car when
leaving. Neither had anything TO say about
the injunction.