Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-06
A LOOK AROUND.

A TRIFLE thinner in face and form, pale
but not pallid, bright-eyed, resolute. alert
and quick in movement, Mr.. H. c. Flick sat
at his customary place before his desk yes
terday afternoon and did lot or talking 10
visitors besides transacting quantity OF
business. There is but little evidence OF his
wounds, which have healed in a remarkable
manner, except a small discolored spot
where the bullets entered. To all appear
ances he is the same man who sat in that
office in perfect health two weeks ago. There
is some talk of his going away for short
vacation, but he declares he does not need
any further rest, and prefers to continue at
the head of things. He feels deeply the ex-
pressions of sympathy which have been ex-
pressed to him personally by the working
men and by the press of the country.
'T WONDER if they got Colonel William
A Heron to sit for that9" remarked man
who was reading paper in the car yester-
day, and he pointed at picture of William
E. Gladstone. He was not the only man who
asked that nor is the suggestion of a facial
likeness between these two men at all new.
1t has been spoken of almost as often as the
resemblance between an attorney who lives
out Center avenue and the average picture
of Abraham Lincoln.
AT last there is to be sidewalk on Fifth
avenue beyond wilkins avenue upon which
1t Will be comfortable walking. The old
com bihation of tar and brickbats has been
taken up in fragments, which at present are
leaning against the fences along the street.
They look for all the world like peanut taffy
on large scale. 1t does not matter much
what is used to replace the old pavement so
long as it is smooth.
THE Carnegie Steel Company has pur-
chased the big gas well on the Wright farm
from Mr.. Sneeeaud there is considerable
talk afloat rs to the reason they were able to
buy it as against the Philadelphia Natural
Gas COMPANY. Some time ago Mr. Snee had
ocra. ororna 49,. ,,.I, 80 EIi..hath
III. first offered the nronertv To the Pbila.
f,elnbia comnanv INT had a charm ,niannder-
STANDING With The arenresenta tive of the com.
nanv and vowed be would meyer do business
with the comnanv aaain w,thin Lace than
an honrha soid rho nro,er.v to the Carna.
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he almost a. oood a ,,roducer as Howard No
Q which was the 10 ra.st veil ever strnck Tn
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acres Of the sr,ronndinr terr,torv oil of
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