.we organized
terdajr without the
4f in either branch. The
i Jo tin u. urdy presl-
Russell Errett, of A!
erk; A. F. Banuoo
ading clerk; E. W.
- ango, journal clerk.
elected Mr. Boyer of
(, speaker ; John W. Mor
eghnny, chief clerk ; Cuss.
I of Philadelphia, resident
R. W. Baker of Mercer,
terkj A. L). Fetlerolf of
t? journal clerk. The
Jr Message, aa admirable
Jwas read, and after the
f'Feveral miuor officers, an
yn ut was taken until Tuesday
6to give the speakers of
ChYJime to make op their
:s.
Dalzell's New Year'i Gift.
gh Dispatch.
appended most remarkable
from Private Daliell, man
acquaintance as extended as
ttiun, a man kuown personally
large proportion cf the Union
os, is important, even though,
i present appears, it is backed up
by his own fortunate experience,
wrotl it to the Dispatch, and when,
er its receipt, lata yesterday ailer
on, effort was. made in this city to
irify it, or at least disprove it if in
ecu rate, the attempt was in a very'
.mall degree successful, as indicating
that the affirmation might not ' be
wholly wrong.
Private Dalzell, though at times ec
centric in his good-heartednees, has
never been known to mislead bis 'old
comrades, and so bis lAter, affecting
400,000 of them, is given for just what
it may be worth, as follows :
Caldwell, O., December 25.
Comrades By the courtesy of the
Pittsburgh Dispatch I am enabled to
present you with $14,000,000 as a
New Year's gift for I wish it
were more. I should I Ike it 600,
000,000 if I could, buVtlis is all that
is at my command now, and Congress
will band you the $600,000,000 before
another New Years rolls around.
Evety man of yon, and every widow
and orphan of our holy dead, has a
valid and unpaid claim of from $25
to $35 each against the United States.
The nftney is in the Treasury. You
need no lawyer it will cost nothing
and all you have to do is -to write
Washington for it. That's all I
to do to get mine last year,
he claims aro and you never
rd of them before:
'irst Five cents per mile from
:e of discharge home.
""rd Twenty-five cents daily for
.. duty between October 8,. 1862,
April 1, 1865.
iirr Twenty-eight cents daily
while in pris t or on furlough.
I state it brefly. The amounts are
email, and as tbe Government allows
only 1ft per cent to the agents, tbey
prosecute no such claims, you bet I
For tbe first class named above apply
by letter or postal to tbe Second Aud
.tor, for the second to the Quarter
master General, and for tbe third to
the Commissary General of Subsist
ence, all of Washington, D. C.
There are 400,000 of these claims,
averaging but $35 each, but in all
amounting to $14,000,000, of wbicb
you never beard before, not one iu ten
f you, and this, with the compliments
f tbe season, is my Ne w Year's gift
o you. Your comrade,
Private Dalzell.
A Grand Newspaper.
iVe can heartily endorse tbe follow
I truthful testimony regarding one
I the great leading newspapers not
ily of this State but of the country
s well, from the Franklin Evening
Vew :
Tbe Pittsburgh DUpalch, daily and
Sunday, is tbe leading city paper iu
this part of the Uuiou. Iu its variety
of conUuts, its thorough grasp of the
news of the day, its enterprise, judg
ment aud general ability, the DUpatch
an challenge comparison and dispute
precedence witb the rest of the
, jup of metropolitan dailies. Its
progress and fcuccess bave been re
.'kiVjjfclfwyHng mote thau abreast
-f the phenomenal 'growth of that
ronderful bive of iudustry from wbicb
t issues. Tbe daily edition steadily
"! reuses, and its Sunday editions,
ificent 20-page issues, now aver
' wui copies. In the case
ucCs8 is tbe
Its mauage
to give
.t
..uer and the
. ouuday Dispatch, in addi
o its regular contributions from
the most prominent and popular
writers of tbe day, aonouncee a series
of novels by well known English and
American authors, as among its spec
ialties for 1889. That which we like
most about the Dispatch is its clean
ness and its healthy moral tone. This,
witb its newsy qualities and general
brightness, give it a lasting hold upon
its widening circle- of readers. Try it
for 18S0.
Boodle, Boodle ; Who Got the
Boodle?
The New York World is devoting a
good deal of time aud space to prove
that ninnc-y in suspiciously large
amounts was used during the late
campaign. We can tell more iu
twelve lines about that than the World
has told in some forty columns, to wit :
PreHiJont Clevpland $10,000
Secretary Whitney 11,000
Secretary Vilas...... 10,000
Postmaster General Dickinson 10,000
Secretary Fairrhilil 10,000
Secretary Endioott 10,000
Sr-cretnrv Itavard 10,000
1. Scott' 7V0
Oal. Hrice 50,000
V. H. Havemeyer 50,000
A. V. Oorman 20,000
W. H. Itarntini 40,000
Herman Oetricha 50,000
These are the amounts aisiliorita
lively set down in Dcruocratiopapers
as the sums contributed to tbe Demo
cratic National campaign funds by
members of the "reform" administra
tion and tbe National Committee
alone. The aggregate is $365,000,
and it was a mighty good start lor a
boodle campaign. Cleveland Leader.
Governor Beater has issued a
proclamation announcing the extiu
guishment of $1,118,550 of the State
debt during tbe year ending December
1. Tba bonds redeemed were as fol
lows: 3 J percent. 1881, $250,000 ; 5
per cent, 1877, $810,000; 4 per cen',
1879, $45,500; 5 per cent. 1867.
$2,900; 6 per cent, 1867, $10,150.
The Publishing and Patent Offices
of the Scientific American.
Perhap some of our readers haVe visit
ed tbe extensive offices of tbe Scientific
American, at3(f Broadway, New York,
but many have not, and to such the fol
lowing account nitfy be of Interest. A
correspondent who recently had this
pleasure informs us that he was greatly
surprised at the magnitude of tbe estab
lishment. It suggested to bis mind an
enormous Insurance company or banking
house. At the main office, which is prin
clpally devoted to tbe patent buaineas-
formlng as it does so Important a part of
the establishment may be Been tbe mem
bers of tbe firm and their able corps -of
examiners. Ready access to tbe principals
la afl'ordod to every one j and here may be
aeeu inventors from all paits of the coun
try showing their models and drawings,
and explaining their inventions. Tbe
models left by inventors form a large and
interesting collection, and are kept in a
room by themselves. TUb large corps of
draughtsmen who prepare the patent
drawings are for the most part expe
rienced mechanics,' electricians, or engi
neers, some of them having been connect
ed with the V. S. Patent Office. Most of
the correspondence la carried on by type
writers, and thia necessitates a separate
department, wnere a cumber of expe
rienced female type writers and stenog
raphers are constantly employed. The
ark room, where the photographs of the
patent drawings are copied, and where the
photographs for tbe t architectural depart
ment are developed, is also on this floor,
On the floor above nay be found tbe edi
torial rooms; compositors' and subscrip
tion room, and tbe engravers' department.
Tbe Architectural Department occupies
tbe top floor, and bare may be seen tbe
manager of ttus department, and also a
number of.draugbtsmun at work prepar
ing the plans and general designs for the
Architect and Builder edition of the Scion
tific American, which is published month
ly, and has attained a widespread circuit
tion. Tbe printing of the papers is car
ried on in a separate building. At the
entrance of the main ofliCo, which alone
occupies a floor space of 80 by 1C5 feet,
may be seen one of Prof. Draper's re
markable recording barometers, with
which instrument a complete record is
kept of the atmospheric changes. This
barometer was built specially for the
Scientific American, (tnd it is a remarka
bly fine and sensitive as well as a very
expensive instrument.
Some idea may be bad of the extent of
tbe business done at the office of the
Scientific American when we state that
over one hundred persons are employed
by Munn & Co. on thoir several publica
tiona and iu their t-xteusivs patent do
partmcnU, 4
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