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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Washington, April 4.-CId Engineer G. C. wal
colt ha, been detich'd from the Navy
Yard Washington. on April 90 and ordered 70
duty at the Navy Yard, League Island Penn; Assistant
rnGioecr A. J. Hal,tead as inspector OF steel at tie
uolnstead steel Works. Pttsmrg. Penn on Apil To-
and gets lave absence until December Carpenter
John L. Davis the Navy Yard, League lsahd' Penn
nm Apr 2G and ordered duty at the Navy Yard Mare
sl,nd Cal Carpenter Warren Barnard, FROM the Navy
Wand Mare Island Cal, upon the reporting oil his relief,
and raced on waiting orders dispatch received at the
yavv Department states that the san Francisco
e Mare Island Navy Yard April 2 and anchored oil San
Franci,eo Tho Yorktown has arrived at Key West
Fort Monroe Va. April 4.-The iante from Port
ROYAL has arrived here.
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,,,sr LIVE ZIP TO THEIR CONTRACT.

Kansas City, April CspecaD.-Judge fhiinps' Ill
the United states Circuit Court, to-day rendered
decision in favor Of Albert Parker capitalist OF San
Diego Ca who brought suit to recover the possession
Of sI5oOcO in bonds contracted by Cass County Mo-
in september, 1887. More than twenty years ago
bonds were issued by several townships In Cass county
for the building of certain railroads They were never
maid. Parker for several years held some OF these
bonds He made an agreement with the County Com
missoners Of Cass County to pay on all the OH ran
wov bonds in cash and Cass County in turn was to
oihrree him by the issue of new bonds payable in
thirty wears and redeemable at the option OF the
county at the end Of twenty years. at per ceht me
bonds 10 bear the date November L, 1851. INC
"Reminiscences regretted the contract and refused to
oil nm the bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
PRINCETON PLAYED WELL
NETWORK WINS AFTER HARD BATTLE.
COLUMBIA VICTORIOUS OVER THE MANHATTAN
ATHLETIC CLUB.

COLUMBIA VICTORIOUS OVER THE MANHATTAN
ATHLETIC CLUB.
The baseball season can be said to be in full swing
in spite of the inclemency Of the weather Three
games were played in this neghborhood yesterday ana
fair sized coldweather crowds were present at each'
II the weather does not moderate about all the
players Will be down with the grip. Tie troublesome
disease has already got its many players and
followers Of the game.
The game at the Polo Grounds yesterday was be-
tween the Princeton College and Ncw-fork teams ana
II was stirring contest replete with interesting
features The ofdnse and black team Is remarkably
strong one and its chances Of winning the college cham
pionshp are bright indeed The Giants won yesterday,
but IT only by the Of to l. and all Ave runs
were made in the last two innings.
Princetons great strength is In its battery
and infeld Young is remarkable pitcher,
and Bergen o promising one. Brokaw is
capital catcher, while Dana, Duren and King
are all good men. Princetons only weakness is at
short and in the outfeld Payne is q good fielder
and batsman but Wright and Brown have yet to make
their regulations. Young pitched for four innings and
Cores hit In the opening inning was the only ons
scored of his delivery. The youngster has speed'
curves and above all cool head and excellent control
Of the ball After Cores hit the Giants were retired
as they came to the bat until Bergen went in to pitch
Ticrnan struck out twice in four innings and that Is
O result few professional pitchers have ever accom-
piished. Keefe, who has been coaching the orange
and; black team, has done his work well.
The weather was too cold for any man to pitch
nine innings and Rusie relieved John Ewing for New
York after the fourth inning Two hits were made
OF each. Durell, Knckerbocker and Dana made a
clever double play in the seventh inning. Kings work
at third base was also applauded.
Princeton's only was made in the eighth inning
on base on balls, two stolen bases and wild throws
by ORourke The Giants scored their only rams In
the ninth inning on hits by Gore TernaN and Sattey,
sacrifice by Whistler, stolen base and errors by
bergen and Knickerbocker The as follows
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r. n. MACY & CO.,
s III, K s..

5000 Yards superior quality figured India SIX choce
designs and coorings 40c. per yard sold elsewhere
ST. - .,,
$500 yards trlple-warp Lyons BACK suran: VIII" S'
gray stripes, 34c per yard; worth eoc.
so pieces Black surah, soc. per yard; worth SOC. ,
The above items are EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
and TO prevent disappointment we mention that tne guam
titles viii probably lie exhausted in day or two'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TO RESUME PAYMENT OF COMMISSIONS

TO RESUME PAYMENT OF CohMIooio9' a =.
Chicago, April tspeciaD-" The Journsi 81 onooIy
is virtually settled that all Western roads VIII, oper
resume the payment of commissions in Trunk Line and
Central Traffic territory at In fact inc Cnlon
Pacific which actually did hold of on fcoruaIy ousf
ness, has announced, because OF evidence ~ us pCs
session which leaves no room for questioning t,lo
charge that certain contemporaries nave paIu r,sn'
along, that 1t will begin the pay men. ae "sA. io
81, ,ssIstod The lines here that have recently
hOs dscussnc the matter decide what course they
shall pursue Another meeting was held this morning
Tv some n the representatives to decide on the an
nouncement OF when they VIII FeSRe rds aSS
a srroTc agreement sent broadcast with such
na soursn OF trumpets by the board OF ruling is
siready a thing of the past"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
FLAMES CAUSE EXCITEMENT IN GRAyD.sr.

FLAMES CAUSE EXCITEMENT IN GRAND'S
Smoke rose from the basement OF the hVe-Story
building, No. 173 Grand-st, soon after noon Sesler-
day and caused men in the employ OF McKee tar-
rngton dealers in baby carriages on the grouhd hoor
to beat hasty retreat to tho sidewalk. Other oceu
pants of the building knew that lie was ourh
ing below them, and they fled to the ROOF or 10 tue
street. Eleven young women were at WORK III INC
embroidery shops of H. II. Bannir, on the th~u hoor
Three of them went out by way OF the rooi ire
others went down nreescape on the BaAtcr-St' loh'
of the building, and helped from the lower oaf
cony by Police Sergeant Langan, OF the EiZapeth-sV
station. and members of Hook and Ladder company
No. 0, who answered the first alarm tlilfu alarm
was rung few minutes later, but the extra companies
were not needed. Although the flames went UP through
hostway as far the third story, the iemeh saved
the building easily, and the entire loss did not exceed
$4,000.
Mckee & lIarrngton's loss was said to be only
1000 the flames were kept out OF the first story
ON the second hoof the stock of the Sauson DesshE
Company was damaged about $1,000, accoruihs W tlo
estimate OF D. Codova. tho president OF the company
The building was damaged about $1,000 Inc 'en'alh-
der Of the losses were shared by H. H. Bannlr fase
Gnadt, machlnists, on the third noOr william VII
son. steel plate printer the fourth moor, ana r. a.
Klein, cutlery, In the basement; insurance covers the
losses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
CENTURY CLUB MEMBERSHIP INCREASED.

The Century Club held its regular monthly meeting
last evening in the clubhouse, No West Forty third
st. At the business session it decided
to increase the membership Of the club from
SEQ 10 1000. The usual monthly exhibition
Of new paintings in the gallery OF the
clubhouse will be open to invited friends
of the members to-day and tomorrow. Among the
Interesting examples two large portraits by East
man Johnson of the painter himself, and Of pres
dent Cleveland, fine portrait OF DR.. Philip schaa, by
Howard Russell Butler, and other pictures by w. II.
Kruseman Van Elten, viii II. Low and Frank Fowler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
DECKER KILLED BY JUMPING FROM A TRAIN

The inquest in the OF Decker, tie Jockey ~hosc
body was found the side OF the branch road OF the
Ncw.Havcn Railroad March %, ended at West
chester Friday before Coroner Drews aud his jury. Dr.
Edward Williamson testified that he madt autopsy on
Dcckers body and found chat the OF dah due
to the injuries had received about the head The jury
alter being about fifteen minutes rendered verdict
that died fractured skull sustained while
Jumping from moving train between Westminster and
Bay Chester. The jury also censuIcd Arthur, con.
ductor FOR allowing Decker to jump Of the moving
John Campbell, the horse who Dcckcr's
employer. present Campbell had Decker under
ride his horses. and the sudden death Jockey
viii. it said, result in financial loss Campbell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
ARRANeING ASSOCIATION CONTRACTS.

Cincinnati April 4-The following official bulletin was
issued today by President Louis Kramer OF the Amer
tcan Association:
Announcement is made Of the following contracts aD-
proved:
With CineInnatl-Miehsei j. Kelly. II. Vaughn. J. Z.
seery Thomas MeGili George E. Andrews. Frank Dwyer
John j. Carney Edward II. Crane. Arthur w. Whitney,
james L. Canavan w. II. Robinson NJ Kilroy. Richard
Johnson and Jerry Hurley
With Columbus-Thomas J. Dawes. Y. Leblanc. r. f..
Cleveland and J. Doian.
With Louisyle-P. j. Donovan. Philip Ehret Thomas
CshIl Paul Cook and L. L. Pcttee.
wish Phlladelphia-JOhn {. MeGeachy
With St. Lous-Wiam Koenig Clark Griffith
with Washing Robert Miller. Elmer sutcnc Paul
"A. Hlnes, Thomas D. Hart.
Released L0usyiIle-liary Vaughn 10 Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
nrlrH OF GEORGE G. WEYZLE.

Newburg, April (specaD.-Georse C.'Wenzle' presl'
dent Of the Newburg Common Council and Alderman
atlarce died at 12 O'Clock to-day after long SICK
ness. fortyeiglt years old. lie was prominent
member Of the German societles, hhghts OF hohor
,na ,ho Masonic order lie came to New-York from
cernanv when young and after conducting paper
box factory there with his father came TO this city.
lilo had been here twenty-five years, and at his death
was the owner Of a paperbox factory. Besides being
a, Alderman I've WAS an Excise Commissioner. lie
had ALWAYS been stanch Republican lie leaves a
widow and six children, ono OF whom Is MIS- u D.
SCHUYLER. Of Brooklyn.
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, pp,zrrrGHr At 4 SCHOOL CLOSING.

indianapolis, April "A dispatch to Tine news
SAYS: THE public school at Ovid, Ind, closed ns'
night with an old fashioned school exhibition, CONSIST
ing of essays dialogues and decamations' The pro
cramme started OF with prayer by the local minister
followed by an address by trustee one OF the Pr,
cipaI features OF the entertainment was hVe-iou'
boxnc match between Pleas Read and BEN Bars OF
Anderson The pugilists took advantage of tho SCHOOL
xbhiucn IN make It a fight to finish. Jack lanley
n lighter of Indianapolis acted as referee. lig two
com1atants stripped to the waist and f0ugh Ve vSou
rounds blood flowing freely. Read was hhocAcu o"'
and the fun ceased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
PAINTERS FIGHTING FOR sEoRrER HOURS

PITNIERS FTGhIING FOR SHORTEN HOURS.
When 1000 painters quit work yesterday they hur-
rled to Clarendon Hall and reported 10 Joint board
Of all unions whether their employers would grant
their demand for worIday Of eght hours or not
The following firms granted the demand: Tiffany
Co., Fourth.ave. and Twenty. fourth.st; Dillon Broth
Fhhave. and Thirty secOnd.st.; Cotter d Co., Fifth
ave and Ninetecrt-s; Aberle & son. scventlave
and Twenty -i0urth-st.; Jones &c Ratburn, SiNtlavc
and Foty-ninthst. Legally q Co.. Foulthave. and
Twenty -scyenthSt. John Law s. Co.. seventh-ove;
and Forty nlntlist.; Hggn az star. Flfth-ave. and
NlHeteentlst., aud DUNCAN & johnson, Fittllaye
and Thirty -sccond,st number of bosses are uneer,
tain as 10 what they will do but will probably yield
tomorrow II Is expected that GOOO painters will 20
strike IN shops where the bosses rehisc TO grant :
employ non union men aud hgbt the unions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London, April AT the second day Of the Leicester
spring meeting to-day the principal race on the pro-
Cramme was for the Portland Stakes OF $4,000 for
two-year.olds five furlongs straight. The race was
von Inv T. B. Leigh's brown FLY Flyaway. X. IL.
Con,be;s brown flly PetrOvna was second; and the
Duke Of Portland's brown FLY Katharine II third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
WASHINGTON PRINTERS ON STRIKE.

Washington, April 4.-The union printers in han
dozen or more Of the leading Job Offices in this city
went on strike yesterday account Of the refusal Oh
their employers TO grant Increase in wages Of Il
cents on 1000 ems Tie employers are making efforts
to Ill the places vacated and say they will have all
the help they need by Monday. The number OF men
now out is less than a hundred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
The Spring Medicine

"Whcn lived in Plqua was sick a long time FINN
what the doctor said malaria fever decided
TO take Hoods Sarsapara and 1t brought me out all O.
take it every spring and time my appetite is poor
20 Tor HOODS sarsar@tla which always does me good
II. T. COLLINS, of wightman e. Collins. 8 goI,yar.s,
1cvola land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
TWO SWryDLERs IN TIE Tolls.

81 Louis. April A "Post Dispatch telegram
from Fayettville Mo-, says: Judge Baker and
Doctor Howard two men who swindled the Alliance
treasurer Dowel out Of $1,000, were this forenoon
held for the Grand Jury in The sum OF $4,000 each
sheriff Hoxle Of Waterloo, Iowa, arrived this morn
ha gone 10 Little Rock TO present tOem to Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
Hoods Sarsaparlila

"when my boy two years old he was attacked and
,una,cd long time with scroula stres Tho physician
at length told us to give him Hoods Sasaala which we
did Two bottles cured him. lie Is no" Az years ou anu
u.s.. at h.a orv syn Of scrofua since. We recommend
HOODS sarsaparilIa" Mrs. E. C. CLIPPER. Kidder
Street Cleveland Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
Nyw-ENGLANp BASEBALL LEAGUE.

Boston, April AT an adjourned meeting Of tho
rew-England Baseball League last night application
for membership was received from Lawrence. Provi-
denee and Brockon were also applicants for entrance.
and as OILY one club is Leeded to make up the
eight which are TO constitute the league committee
consisting Of President Fuller, Vice President Lowell
and Mr. Greencaf of Worcester was chosen TO select
y1ich of the applicants should be admitted The
schedule committee reduced from six to three
members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
NEW WESTERN ROAD INCORPORATED.

Logansport, Ind, April 4.-The Indianapolis 10
cansport and Chicago Railroad has been incorporated
with capital OF 100000 The road VIII be direct
line between Indianapolis and Chicago. The ncorpo-
rators are Cincinnati, indianapolis and Logansport cap
ltalists From Indianapolis to this city the road VIII
rnn through Marion, Hamilton. Boone, Clinton, HOW
ard and Cas- Counties The route is through the best
farming country in Indiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
The Spring Medicine

II consider Hoods Sarsapara the best spring med cne
and can truly say that II Makes the Weak strong,
take It all seasons Of the year when needed and would
give Ave dollars for bottle It, II could not get 4. for
less" ALBERT A. JAGNOW Dougaston, L. l., ~ Y
Hoods sarsaparIlla IS Peculiar 70 Itself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05

The Importance Of taking good Spring ue",c'hc
not lie oyeresnated The changing weather aHecVN INC
human system In such way that it Is now III efed' ne
Of and especially susceptible to the oeheh' 70 p
g., - ,eIIabIe nrenaraton like Hoods Sarsaparlla. TO
make your blood pure give you good appetite and make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
No INFORMATION TO OUTSIDERS.

Chicago, April SpecaD.-The question has oeen
raised as 10 whether members Of the Western Freight
or Traffic Associations at liberty to furnish lines
not members with proceedings of association meet
ings. Chairman Mdgley gave an opinion to-day to
the effect that II is against the spirit Of all Western
Agreements to furnish lines not In them with such
information. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
4 RALLpLAYER,s suIT FOR SALARY FAILS

Troy, n. y, April Ain the case OF Arthur n
Stuart against Walter F. Hoyt. the jury in the
Circuit Court to-day found verdict of no cause Of
action. The plaintiff brought suit to recover two
months salary centreeder of the Troy baseball club
OF 1855, alleging that the defendant. who lives In
Washington, the actual proprietor OF the club al
though q Ted" Sullivan was the nominal proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
NEW SOUTHERN ROAD.

G. rou,s Anru "A dispatch from Austin Tex.
ssrs Tho Texas Louisiana and Eastern Railroad Com
pany with capital stock Of 100000. has filed It's charter
IN the ONCE OF the Secretary of State This road IS 70 DE-
built from Monroe in Montgomery County 70 some POM
in Liberty County distance Of forty miles,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
Very Important

Tho joy Of people cured OF dyspepsia by Hoods Sara
parla IS often beyond expression. 10 be relieved from
the ottures Of Indigestion heartburn nausea and other
distressing symptoms, Is sufficient fr the grateful
letters we receive. If suffer any trouble Of
dy-peptic nature, from sick headache, or that all gone
tired feeling, take Hoods Safsabarla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
,-s,nvxr M ARKANSAS MIDLAND.

81. Louis April A dispatch from Helena Ark says
"Aaior John J. was yesterday eecteu pe'uehS
., ,h Arkansas Midland Railroad Company vice Colonel
II Iobn.on resigned on account OF illhealth Colonel
Johnson was elected vicepresident"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05

to be held according to Che gerrymandered lines Judge
Syckel said that the court was inclined TO think
that the act is constitutional and that therefore no
stay would be granted The writ Of certOrari is re-
furnable at the June term Of the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
JruIGH oTrpLAYs WILLIAMS.

Bethlehem, Penn, April special.-Lehigh played
her first game Of baseball for the season to-day, and
vanauished the strong team from Williams College by
a score Of 10 to 3. The batteries weee Mspcs and
HOLSTER for the visitors and Pettrcan and Peed for
Lehigh The home team played q beautiful field game,
was exceptionally strong at the bat earning five runs.
and her battery work was excellent. j he visitors
were no match for the home nine at the bat but their
brilliant field work kept down the score, which follows
J..high ..........-.. o O-l0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
Dining Car. 10 Washington.

pullman Dining Cars now running between New,
York philadelphia baltimore aud Washington, VIA ROYAL
piue Line. the famous 5-h0ur train, leaving New
YORK II 80 a. m, arriving Washington 40 y. m
slso Oh the fast Express leaving Ncwlofk $50 p No.
arriving Washington 05 The fact that toe ears
go md the direction OF the Pullman ComIanr T.
sunaeent guarantee 10 the qualify OF the service.
siatian foot q Llbeyust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
Hoods SarsapariIia

My little girls eyes became owing 70 humor in
the blood that afraid she would Jose her eyes-h
and had "a keep her in a dark for six weeks We
tried everything could think Of but nothing did Ler
any good until tried Hoois SarsaDaIiIia Her eyes at
nc began TO get better and she Is entirely we'll We
think il Is a very nice medicine" H. H. GIBSON Hen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
Hoods Sar5aparilla

'I recommend Hoods sarsapara as The best spring OF
fall medicine ever known was troubled with that tired
foellna particularly IN morning, ard felt generally
miserable Hcod sarsapara gave me strength and made
mo feel well" ALEX. oEILER 62i West Cross Street
Raltipore. Nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
The Spring Medicine

Il nave been convinced that Hoods Saraparilla one
OF the greatest medicines IN the world say this for the
benefit Of all other tired out down, hard.wOrklng
women Hoods Slrsapafilla is not only excellent as
blood purifier but for al other female COMPLAINTS even II
Of long standing" MIS-. NJ 4. SCARLErT Worthwhile
l.. o., Mich
y. 4, BE 10 get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
THE United STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington April THE Supreme Court OF the United
states Yesterday transacted the following business
No 2s5-w o. Beck, assignee, etc, plalntin In error
,,t George D. Perkins ct al Argument continued.
M 2s6-The steam tug l.. A. Packer. ETC.. appellant,
act the New.Jersey Lightcage Company. Argument
begun.
Tho day call for Monday will be as follows: Nos. ESQ.,
gs7. 2ss. $50 200, 2ei. $50 Cand oop. 2o7 2os and
I 4ab and 436.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
punwIx RELgAsED AND REARREsTED.

ST. Louis. April z-Tie case Of the pitcher Mark
Pa,dw.n, who vas arrested on charge Of conspring
with Others 10 induce Silver" King, the Browns crack
pitcher to "Jump' his st Louis contract and sign with
the League nolle pressed this forenoon. But as
Baldwin stepped outside the courtroom he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05

,,.s IN eerroSMaHSattan A. c g. Columbus s. Left
basesManhattan A. Cogm6Us IT, " B aS0t on Gai
Dedries Wilson Dollard 2 Msyham Horwe SMITH , =
Mayham smith. Double psy-Howard and Vincent.
Sacriee hits-Carbonen J. Smith Hoyt Doiiard, Vincent
MID l. Mayham j. PaSsed balIsSHlth :,
xVilbpr o Time Of game-2 10 Umpire-HsTt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany April 4.-The calendar Of the Second
Division Court OF Appeals for April g. is follows
Nos A32 433, 90 326, 2J6. 24l, go and 271.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
THE ELECTRIC MOTOR CARS TAKEN OFF

Chicago. April A dispatch from Ncw-Orleans
SAYS The works OF The Electric Traction Manufacturing
Company have been closed and the fifty employees dis
charged The electric motor ears lave been taken
Off ana the years experiment has ended in failure
and loss.