The record-union., 1895-09-10
THE ELECTRIC FURNACE"

mills, in charge of Aids c. Somers, j. w.
Boyd and ]. Back rath. was another ex-
hibit of the extremely solid variety. by
means of a very complete aud perfect
model. an electric furnace was shown
in operation. The workmen IN
charge were Harry George, Joe Car
roll, Charles Cheuue and James Van
Bibbsr. \ set OF rolls, with very good
representation OF red hot iron in manipu-
lation, gave an extremely realistic air
to the operations OF the workmen. On
each side OF the float was the inscriptions:
Electric Rolling MILL" the words be-
ing formed of colored electric lights. The
float was handsomely decorated and
abuudantly illuminated, and it did no
little to crown with glory the efforts of
''the boys from the shops"
Escort of workmen-J. u. Boyd, A.
Brewster, ID. Holland, NJ. Lucey, II. +.
Jones, Ed Johnson. l.. Kuchler, Q. Zol-
ler. c. Chrum, j. Little, c. Beat, j. Pen
dergast, I'll. Baker. John Clarke, J. Stiles.
w. Robins, Jerry O'Brien, j. Brakeman,
+. Stigler, c. A. Pickett, William Ryan,
f. Kirk, ]. l.. Murphy, p. A. Keegan,
j. Brosius. NJ. Egan, John Pickett, Will
lam Stigler, II. Abbit, A. Farewell, +. NJ.
Lancaster, n. Wickm c. Foley, Q. w.
McGowan, NJ. ID. Thomson, +. Mulligan, Z.
Ford, w. P. Marshel, D. Keefe. J. Davis.
c. Cappin, j. Ford. j. Demartini, j.
Nehrbass, William Egsn, j. Il. Perry, II.
Cady, d. Lorenz. 4. c. Thornton, Il. Milli-
gan, John Daroux, j. Meyer, w. Adams,
William Fost r. c. Juoks, C. Butler. 2.
e. Mitchell, Jr.. J. Kendrick, q. Hart, Nj.
d. Coon, r. Lesson. William Hallanan.
II. Johnson. William Hagland, j. Z.
DAILY, w. McGee, G. A. Il. Taylor, j. K.
Pugh. William j. Carrin, William Doe,
q. Green. p. Mitchell, j. Matthew'S A. l..
Price, G.. GrilIo, c. Baker. G. Beal. D.
Farr, J. Kimmel. j. Silve. L. Cardose. j.
Alvonard. d. Keefe, A. Burns, T. Lether,
j. Nehrbass, ]. A. Perry, A. f. Silve. j.
Heating, j. Waite, James Backrath. ii.
George, G. d. Pritchard. J. c. Hall, j. +.
Green, J. S. Lynch, w. Sheehan, w. II.
B. Kellam, Z. Foley, NJ. Milan, T. Ken
drick, L. Blttancourt, II. Roberts, c.
Chame, D. Grant. T. Dooley, W. j. Nc
Connell, William Ford, William McKin-
ley, f. Wess, J. 1. Thornton. c. Bauer,
G. Callahan, George VRIleau, Il. S. Grant,
Frank De Riso, Frank Spicker, Lawrence
West, 2. Sullivan, j. Donahou, II. y.
Best, j. X. Herrick. w. a. Mittmann. ].
OBrien, D. Considine, G. Foley, c. f.
Dodge, j. Little, Miles Johnson, William
Woltel. w. Foure, Frank Kyne.
1.-THE ELECTRIC KITE"
soJo ot,f
and hurrah' from the great army of
spectators as it moved along she line. It
was the effort of the toilers in the boiler
shop, and they have reason to be very
proud of it. 1t WAS IN charge of
Aids j. Dunnigan and George Woodall.
The design was novel in conception and
beautiful in elaboration. 1t was an able
illustration of the growth and develop
ment of the science of electricity. Ben
jamin Franklin was shown flying his i'm
mortal kite. The kite was eight feet high
and five and one-half feet wide, the out
lines being represented by sixty-five
incandescent lights, with fifteen more
lights on the string, which was held by
the historic kitehyer. who was repre-
sented in excellent fashion by Victor Bar
tells. Supported by the string was large
bronze key, to complete the story 80
familiar to every schoolboy. At the two
front corners of the float were erected
telegraph poles, each bearing. on a
orossbar at the top. two incandescent
lights, in place of the customary insula-
tors. Surmounting a tigurehead in front
of the car was a representation of AL
Iadin's lamp, fitted up with an incan-
descent light. On the corners on each
side of the float, draped in white, were
seated II, Burns and A. Burke, repre-
sentin. the father of the telegraph,
Morse, and Bernard Sweeney and
f. Strachauer, impersonating the
Wizard of Electricity" Edison. The
illumination was very brilliant, and the
decorations ali superb. This feature
was accorded most generous share of
commendation by all observers.
Escort of work NJ. DUNCAN,
Geo. Woodall. John West, Sven Hansen.
Jake Herman, Edw. West, Jas. o. Brien,
John Moriarity, VIM. Cassidy, Jos. Up
man, Victor Bartels, Andrew WalIser,
Robt. Staiger, Dan Reardon, Harry
Manly. Chas Bessig, John Dunn. Jas.
MCGUIRE. G. Bolton, NJ. MoMorry, Geo.
Dunphy, M. Purcsll, r. Drumgold, O.
Zimmerman, A. Kerrigan, d. L. Cox, a.
Fisher. Con Keefe. A. Bordiser, II. Burns,
w. McTernan, A. II. Taylor, JOS. Far
rell, L. C. Brown, Fred Tartsr, w. Nc
Morry. L. Harrigan, Chas. Schmidt. P.
Murley, B. Becker, J. Rodgers, Pat
Lynch, VIM. karcher, J. Fredrick-
son, Fred. Strachauer. Chris. A. Cegglen,
p. Cahill, T. Cshill, L. Maloney, Z. Fla
herty. Joseph Griffin, n. Langenbahn,
Edward Kelly, 10. Schmid, c. Cassel-
man, J. Dunphy. J. Petrie, Dan Lord, J.
Diviny, Ben Seferles, Willie Dunn, Orson
Clark, James Walker, l. M. Parker, P.
A. Yager, Frank Manuel, j. Corcoran, p.
Walsh. L. j. Cox, J. G. Bryant, George
Beckman, James Sloat, George Gibson,
J. Corcoran, NJ. Beetles, II. Arnold, C. A.
Colby, A. w. Lamping, L. L. McAeown,
II. Clark. a. f. Burke, II. Hagstrom, II.
w. Shartzer, j. J.OConnell, +. l.. Divine,
j. w. Prince, L. Foley, L. E. Callahan,
A. e. Jost, ". a. Slack, w. j. LeHar, E.
Vaughn, William Hughson, j. Burke,
a. Stopped, Matt Downes. j. Silva, NJ
Ferrara. John Hewitt, D. Hickey, o. l..
Brainard, 10. Ennis. Antoine Pine=o, n.
W. Montgomery, L. j. Hickey, Frank
Delano, w. McGoveran, Ben Sweeney,
Gus Reichers, A. Patrick, J. Gegan, G.
Mitchell, Louis Bianchi, a. M. Mahaffey,
Harry Moseley, w. Duffy, j. Chappell,
T. Corsaw, A. Burns. A. Burt. Dan Ho-
ran, j, Morahan, James Dunphy, George
Greenlaw, r. Clark, John Newell. Charles
A. FREEDOM, Tom Soule, NJ. Burk, +.
Vaughn, T. G. w. Hennessey, J. O'Toole.
THE ELECTRIC HAMMER"