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Entered according to Act of Congress, Jan. i, in the year 1891,
By a. a. GRIFFING IRON CO.,
IN THE Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.
PRESS OF A. V. HAIGHT,
1 1 LIBERTY ST.
C^HCELLED
CONTCNTa.
Angle Indirect, - - -
Announcement, - - ■
Baker Automatic Air Valves,
Base, full size of Bundy,
Bay Window Defiance,
Box Base Direct Indirect,
Brass Screens, . - -
Brass Screens, List,
Bronzing Liquid and Powder,
Bundy Loop Wrench, -
Ceiling Plates, . - -
Circular Radiators, - - -
Climax Indirect, - - -
Code, Telegraph, - - S,
Column, - - - -
Corner, - - - - -
Defiance Window, - - -
Dining Room Hot Closet,
Direct Indirect Box Base, -
Elite Radiator, Bundy,
Emery, Chas., E. M. E. Report, -
Enlarged Bundy Loop,
Enamel, Bundy, - - -
Eureka Indirect, . - -
Eureka Window Indirect, -
Extended Surface Bundy Loop,
Extended Surface Horizontal Indirect,
Floor Plates, Bundy, - - -
Four Row Bundy,
Flower City, - - - "
Horizontal Bundy Indirect,
32I0, 44, 45
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99
117
26
27
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90
91
96
97
98
Hot Closet Dining Room Radiator, - 32
Hot Water vs. Hot Air, -
Indirect Radiators, . . _
Japan, Bundy, - - _ -
Marble Tups, - - - -
Measurements and Tapping,
Meigs, M. C, Report,
One Row Bundy, - 20, 21, 28,
Perfect Indirect, . - -
Pet Cocks, Bundy, . . .
Plates, Floor and Ceiling,
Pyro Radiator. - - - .
Pyro Wall, ... -
Renaissance Radiators, - - -
References. - _ - -
Rochester Radiators, . - -
Special Notice, - - -
Stairway Radiators, - - -
Standard Bundy Loop,
Steam and Hot Water vs. Hot Air,
Telegraph Code, - - -
Thompson Loop, - - - -
Two Row Bundy, - - i6i.<, 22,
Three Row Bundy,
Top Fret Work, Ornamental,
Top. Marble, - - - -
Triumph Radiator,
Valves, Air, - - - -
Valves, Bundy Loop, - -
Wrench, Bundy Loop, - - -
UBRARY
0C7 7 1949
JISFAT£lil OFFICE
}.;, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49
17, iS, 19
96 to 107
115
IlS, 119, 120
72
- 124
29, 58, 61, 63, 66, 82, 83
105, 106
112
- 117
76, 80, Soij, 81, 82, 83
- 82, 83, 961^
481^, 58 to 67
- 125
92, 93
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68, 69
17, iS, 19
8 to 16
74. 75
23, 30, 31, 59. 62, 64, 67
24, 25, 32, 33, 60 65
73
118, 119, 120
- 77. 84. 85
- 111,112
109, no
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COMPILING OUR CATALOGUE FOR iScjo-yt, we have emlxxlied therein a
complete and comprehensive dcscripticm of all our Radiators up to date of issue,
interspersing, now and then, data pertinent to the subject of heating which we
believe will prove of interest and value to any one who may read same,
^mpro^9ementi«i anil Piecjo SSei^ian;^.
We have made improvements in some of our Radiators, and brought out
many new designs and now feel, more than ever before, that we make the largest
and best assortment of Steam and Hot Water Radiators to be found anywhere.
Our variety comprises over seven thousand different styles and sizes and of any
one size, say 36 square feet of Heating Surface, we make over 300 different
styles. Please to bear in mind that we manufacture nothing but Radiators
and iher immediate appurtenances, and so aim, and believe we have a right to
claim that
©Y^e maiCe e^sieri^tfiiiao" ir^ (ijfeamatic^ JfoT ©Wafer S^ailiafor/.
i)ur extensive variety comprises a full line of Radiators having a Base and
Top, Base and no top, Top and no Base, no Base nor Top, plain or nickel plated
Top, Marble Top, Radiators with Arabesque (Moorish) Design, Renaissance
Design, or plain, as the exigencies of the case may demand.
QuaPit^, (Kig§ vi). Isoco ©[rac^e.
By the use of a special mixture oi iron we are able to produce goods of the highest possible grade, close grain and strong,
homogeneous and highly effective. In all fair and impartial tests of Radiators the Bundy has shown a superiority of from 10 to 60 per
cent., and in 200 such tests by Mr. Chas. E. Emery, M. E., the Bundy Radiator showed an average superiority of 19.17 per cent, as
reported by him. Our Hot Blast Furnaces are a special pattern designed by us and used exclusively in our business. Our goods have a
larger percentage of carbon than any other, and while this adds to their cost of production, it makes them practically non-rustable
and more effective as Radiators of heat.
^^»er Ucoentij-fi<je MiPPion Square 3cet of S^uni
iator^S noos in
The universal adoption of the Bundy Radiator during the past ten years, or since its introduction attests more strongly than can any-
thing else to its great superiority. During this time over 25,000 of the largest and best buildings in the world have been equipped with
them, and we are continually receiving letters from users of our goods stating that they have never given them the slightest trouble or cost
one cent for repairs. Other Radiators may appear cheaper for the reason that they cost a trifle less at first, but subsequent cost of repairs
to correct defects soon more than make up this difference. An inferior Radiator may do fairly well when new, but the test comes after
years of service. The Bundy Radiator has been in use for a long term of years and has never once failed to give satisfaction when set to
place by a practical man.
IseAA Sue? i^ f^cquirei. ©y/Rere f^e J^uac^tj J?aiLiator \S> Ll^eS.
This one item alone represents a saving to the user that pays a larger percentage on the investment than can be found any where, not
taking into account the many other advantages also secured, long life of apparatus, noiseless operation, uniform, pleasant and healthful, no
repairs or trouble of any description.
^erifte^ Q)\t^ ^a& S^etter ^^ipping iJaciPifie^i tPian antj otfter point in tftc (Bounfrij.
Not even the great metropolis is so favorably located as Jersey City in p 'int of shipping facilities. Its water frontage on the Hudson
River and New York Bay, gives ready communication with every seaport of the commercial world. With all principal railroads terminating
within its borders, it is linked with every city in the country. The result is that lower rates of freight and more prompt deliveries are
secured from this point, than from any other in the I'nited States.
Isarge ^tociC, pponr^pt (i)Ripment ansl 3<^''''^f<^'^^i°'^ (SJuaranfeeS..
Large '(uantities of regular goods we keep constantly in stock and can meet any demands promptly that may be made on us. We aim
to please our customers in every conceivable way, for as we only manufacture Radiators and their immediate appliances we must satisfy
a customer or lose his trade altogether.
We thank our many customers and friends for their liberal use of our goods in the past, and shall endeavor, by keeping up our present
high standard of production and giving careful attention to all orders to merit a continuance of their esteemed trade and patronage.
A. A. ORIFFINQ IRON CO.,
Jersey City, New^ York, Ctiicago, Philadelphia.
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aPGCIAE) NOTICn.
IN ORDER TO SAVE CONSIDERABLE C0RRE6P0N DENCE REGARDING RESPONSIBILITY OF SHIPPER,
CARRIER AND CONSIGNEE FOR LOSS OF AND DAMAGE TO GOODS, ETC, WE WOULD
CALL THE ATTENTION OF OUR CUSTOMERS TO THE FOLLOWING:
Is SOON as goods are delivered in good order and condition in Jersey City or New York, and
a receipt taken for same, our responsibility ceases. Should the Transportation Company
insist on our signing a release or other document in reference to their liability, we must
comply ; this will not, however, in any way affect the right of the consignee (who is the
real owner) to recover damages for any carelessness or negligence on the part of tlie
carrier. It should be distinctly understood that we, as shippers, have no legal claim
on the goods after they are delivered to the Transportation Company properly consigned, as
the ownership has passed from us to the consignee. We will, however, endeavor to assist
customers in getting claims adjusted.
We make a great variety of Radiators, and many different sizes, and have a great many customers.
Hence it is absolutel}' impossible to remember what kind of Radiator, size, and style of tapping each particular
customer may use.
To avoid mistakes in ordering, we would respectfully request our patrons to specify figure and size in our book.
All Regular Steam Radiators are tapped J " X %" Right Hand, unless otherwise specified.
All Regular Hot Water Radiators are tapped \}(" X i%" Right Hand, unless otherwise specified.
All measurements in this book are as accurately given as it is possible to get them, but as foundry castings
vary in size, even when taken from the same pattern, a fact which all practical men, especially foundrymen
understand and appreciate, we wish to state, that we do not hold ourselves liable for damages when the
dimensions of the goods vary somewhat from those given. They are the average dimensions and we do not
think that users will experience any difficulty in following them.
All claims for corrections or deductions must be made within ten days after receipt of goods.
Terms, Cash in Thirty days unless otherwise agreed upon.
Customers will protect their interests by examining goods to see that they have not been damaged in
transit, before signing receipts for them.
Bo.xingand crating, when required, charged for at cost.
No goods insured, unless so ordered.
Full instructions as to making and shipping, must accompany each order. Where no instructions are
given, all goods will be made in the regular way and shipped by the most expeditious loute.
Permission must be received from us before an)' goods can be returned ; and unless other arrangements are
made, the party returning must in all cases pay freight and expenses, and be responsible for any damage to the
goods until same are received by us.
As all parts of the " BUNDY " Radiator are interchangeable, to substitute a loop, base or top, or even
change the height of a Radiator, it is not necessary to return the Radiator to our Works, as such change can
be made at the building, by giving exact size when ordering required part.
All correspondence relating to business should be addressed to
A. A. QRIFFING IRON CO.,
454 Communipaw Ave., Jersey City, N. J.
^ODE FOR iOKRESPONDENCE.
;:r—^,\Tll a view of rcducinu' the expense of telegraphing; and facilitating the transaction
business between us, we have completed the following very complete Cipher
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?Y9G ^ Ccnle. It will he found that a variety of questions and answers can be sent
Y ''." by means of this Ci|)her, and a very little practice will demonstrate its great
convenience.
Please observe the following in writing a Cipher message :
First. Begin every Cipher word with a Capital letter.
Second. Whenever a blank occurs in a sentence, the word or words supplying
such blank must follow the Cipher word of the sentence.
Sample .Hessagd.
IN PLAIN LANGUAGE, 38 WORDS.
vShip via Star Union Line two three by twelve, four two by twenty, ten one by eighteen,
all extended surface forty-two inches high, tapped one and one-quarter by one incli left hand
iron tops, opposite ends.
IN CIPHER, 13 WORDS.
Hyena two Cattle, four Cargo, ten Calico, all Crumble Dotage Frantic Cupola Future.
TELEGRAPH ADDRESS :
GRIPPING IRON WORKS, JERSEY CITY.
CABLE ADDRESS :
BUNDY, JERSEY CITY.
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NUMBER OR QUANTITY.
ABAFT 21
ABANDON 22
ABANDONED 23
ABATEMENT 24
ABBEY 25
ABBOT 26
ABBREVIATE 27
ABDICATE 2S
ABDOMEN 29
ABDOMINAL 30
ABEYANCE 31
ABHOR 32
ABIDE 33
ABIDING 34
ABILITY 35
ABNORMAL 36
ABOARD 37
ABODANCE 3S
ABODIXG 39
ABOLISH 40
ABOLISHER 41
ABOLITION 42
ABOMINABLE 43
ABOMINATE 44
ABORIGINAL 45
ABRASION 46
ABRUPT 47
ABRUPTLY 4S
ABCESS 49
ABSCOND 50
ABSENCE 51
ABSENT 52
ABSENTEE 53
ABSENTER 54
ABSOLUTE 55
ABSOLUTELY 56
ABSORB 57
ABSORBING 58
ABSORBENT 59
ABSTAIN fio
ABSTAINER 61
ABSTAINING 62
ABSTINENCE 63
ABSTRACT 64
ABSURD..: 65
ABSURDITY 66
ABSURDLY 67
ABUNDANCE 63
ABUNDANT 69
ABUSE 70
ABUSED 71
ABUSING 72
ABUSIVE 73
ABYSS 74
ACADEMIC 75
ACADEMY 76
ACCELERATE 77
ACCESSION 7S
ACCENT 79
ACCIDENT So
ACCLAIM Si
ACCLIMATE 82
ACCORD S3
ACCORDANT S4
ACCORDION S5
ACCOST 86
ACCOUNT 87
ACCROACH SS
ACCRUE 89
ACCURATE 90
ACCUSE 91
ACCUSING 92
ACCUSTOM 93
ACHIEVE 94
ACHIEVING 95
ACONITE 96
ACORNS 97
ACQUAINT 98
ACQUIRE 99
ACQUIT 100
ACRID 105
ACRIMONY no
ACTION 115
ACTIVELY 120
ACTOR 125
ACTUAL 130
ACTUARY 135
ACTUATE 140
ACUTE 145
ACUTELY 150
ACUTENESS 155
ADAGE iCo
ADAMANT 165
ADAPT 170
ADAPTING 17;
ADDICT iSo
ADDITION 1S5
ADDRESS 190
ADHERE 195
ADHERENT 200
ADHESION 205
ADHESIVE 210
ADJ.\CENT 215
ADJECTIVE 220
ADJOIN 225
ADJURE 230
ADJUST 235
ADMIRABLE 240
ADMIRAL 245
ADMIRE 250
ADMIRING 255
ADMIT 260
ADMITTED 265
ADMITTING 270
ADMONISH 275
ADOPTED 280
ADORE 2S5
ADORING 290
ADROIT 295
ADROITLY 300
ADULT 305
ADVENT 310
ADVENTURE 315
ADVERT 320
ADVERTISE 325
ADVOCATE 330
AFFABLE 333
AFFAIR 340
AFFECTING 345
AFFIDAVIT 350
AFFINITY 355
AFFIX 360
AFFIXING 365
AFFLICT 370
AFFLICTION 375
AFFLUENT 380
AFFORD 3S3
AFFORDING 390
AFFRAY 395
AFFRIGHT 400
AFFRONT 405
AFIRE 410
AFRAID 415
AFRICA 420
AFTERCLAP 425
AFTERNOON 430
AFTERWARD 435
AGAINST 440
AGENCY 445
AGGRESSOR 450
AGGRIEVE 475
AGHAST 500
AGILE 525
AGILITY 550
AGITATE 575
AGITATING .... 600
AGITATIVE 625
AGITATOR 650
AGONIZE 675
AGONIZING 700
AGONY 725
AGREE 753
AGREEABLE 775
AGREEING Soo
AIDANCE S25
AIDLESS 850
AIMLESS 875
AIMLESSLY 900
AIRGUN 925
AIRHOLE 950
AIRTIGHT 975
ALABASTER 1000
ALACK iioo
ALACRITY 1200
ALARMBELL 1300
ALARMED 1400
ALARMING 1500
ALBATROSS 1600
ALBEIT 1700
ALBIN iSoo
ALBION 1900
ALBUM 2000
ALBUMEN 2100
ALCHEMIST 2200
ALCOHOL 2300
ALDERMAN '2400
ALERT 2500
ALIEN 2600
ALIGNMENT 2700
ALLOT 2800
ALLOW 2900
ALLOY 3000
ALLUDE 3100
ALLURE 3200
ALLUSION 3300
ALMANAC 3400
ALMOND 3500
ALOFT 3600
ALPHABET 3700
ALTAR 3800
ALTERNATE 3900
ALUM 4000
ALUMINATE 4100
AMALGAM 4200
AMASS 4300
AMATEUR 4400
AMATIVE 4500
AMAZEMENT 4600
AMAZON 4700
AMBER 4S00
AMEND 49C0
AMERICAN 5000
AMUCK 5100
AMULET 5200
ANALYST 5300
ANCHOR ... 5400
ANDIRON 5500
ANECDOTE 5600
ANIMATE 5700
ANNOIT 5S00
ANTIDATE 5900
ANTHEM 6000
ANTIC 61Q0
ANTIPATHY 6200
ANTIPHONE .... 6300
ANTIPHONY.... 6400
ANTIPODE 6500
ANTIPOPE 6600
ANTIQUARY.... 670.3
ANTIQUATE .... 6800
ANTIQUE 6900
ANTIQUITY 7000
ANTISEPTIC 7100
ANTHLER 7200
ANVIL 7300
ANXIETY 7400
ANXIOUS 7500
AORTA 7600
APARTMENT.... 7700
APATHY 7800
APERTURE 7900
APEX 8000
APHELION 8100
APOLLO 8200
APOLOGIZE 8300
APOLOGY 8400
APOSTLE 8500
APPARATUS 8600
APPAREL 8700
APPARENT 880a
APPARITION 890a
APPEAL 900a
APPEAR 9100
APPEARANCE... 9200
APPEASE 9300
APPELLANT 94™
APPEND 9500
APPENDAGE 9600
APPENDANT.... 9700
APPENDIX 9800
APPERTAIN 9900
APPETITE loooo
APPETIZER 15000
APPLAUD 20000
APPLAUSE 25000
APPLE 30000
APPLEJACK 35000
APPLEJOHN 40000
APPLEPIE 45000
APPLETREE 50000
APPLIANCE 55000
APPLICABLE 60000
APPLICANT 65000
APPLY 70000
APPOINT 75000
APPOINTEE Soooo
APPRAISE S5000
APPRECIATE... 90000
APPREHEND 95000
APPRENTICE . . . looooo
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STYLES OF RADIATORS.
NO OF SECTIONS.
ELITE.
1 TRIUMPH.
CLIMAX-
PERFECT.
SECTIONS - - RADIATORS.
I
B.-VBY
BEAD
BLACKBIRD
BOY
50
BRACELET
2
BACHELOR
BEAM
BLACKMAIL
BOYLIKE
75
BRADAWL
3
BACKBITER
BEAUTY
BLAMABLE
BOYHOOD
100
BRAZEN
4
BACKBOARD
BEAUTIFUL
BLAMEFUL
BOYISH
2<>0
BREAKFAST
5
BACKGROrXD
BECALM
BLANKET
BOYISHLY
300
BREWERY
6
BACKWARD
BECOME
BLEAK
BOYISHNESS
41)0
BRICKLAYER
7
BAGPIPE
BEDDING
BLEND
BOYSPLAY
500
BRICKWORK
8
BALANCE
BEDECK
BLISS
BRACE
600
BRIGHTLY
9
BALCONY
BEDMAKER
BLOCKADE
BRACER
-00
BRIMSTONE
lO
BALDPATE
BEDTIME
BLOCKHOUSE
BRACING
800
BUCKSKIN
II
BALE
BEDVVORK
BLOCKHEAD
BRACKET
goo
BUCKHORN
12
BALLAST
BEFALL
BLOODSHED
BRACKETING
1000
BULLETIN
13
BALLOT
BEFOOL
BLOOM
BRACKISH
HOC
BULLOCK
14
BANDAGE
BEFRIEND
BLOSSOM
BRAD
1200
BULLSEYE
15
BANDANA
BEGUILE
BLUEBELL
BRAG
1300
BULRUSH
i6
BANDBOX
BEHAVE
BLUEBOOK
BRAGGED
1400
BULWARK
17
BANNER
BEHEAD
BOARD
BRAGGING
1500
BUMBLEBEE
l8
BANQUET
BEHAVIOR
BOARDING
BRAGGART
1600
BUNDLE
J9
BAPTISM
BELLOWS
BOASTFUL
BRAGLESS
1700
BUNGLER
20
BAREFOOT
BELOVED
BOATMAN
BRAID
iSoo
BUNION
21
BARGAIN
BEREAVE
BOBTAIL
BRAIDING
1 000
BUNTING
22
BARLEY
BESTOW
BOLDFACE
BRAIN
2UOO
BURDEN
23
BARLEYCORN
BETRAY
BOMBARD
BRAINED
3ootj
BURDENSOME
24
BARONET
BETIDE
BOOKFUL
BRAINLESS
4UUO
BUREAU
25
BARRACK
BETROTH
BOOTJACK
BRAKE
5000
BURGLAR
26
BARRIER
BETWIXT
BOUOUET
BRAKEMAN
6000
BURLESQUE
27
BARRISTER
BEWAIL
BOTANY
BRAMBLE
7000
BUSHEL
28
BASEMENT
BEWARE
BONEDUST
BRAMBLING
8000
BUTTERFLY
2g
BAYONET
BEWILDER
BOUNDLESS
BRAN
9000
BYLAW
30
BAYTREE
BEWITCH
BOXWOOD
BRANCH
1 0000
BYWORD
ONE ROW.
TWO ROW.
CABBAGE I X 3
ABIN 1 X 4
CABLE IX 5,
CABOOSE I X 6
CACKLE I X 7
CACTUS I X
CADAVER IX
CADENCE I X 10
CADET I X II
CAGE I X 12
CALAMITY I X 13
CALCIUM I X 14
CALDRON I X 15
CALENDAR i X 16
CALICO I X I
CALLOUS I X 20
CALMNESS I X 22
CALOMEL I X 24
CAMEL I X 26
CAMERA 2
CAMPAIGN.... 2
CAMPHOR 2
CANARY 2
CANDLE 2
CANKER 2
CANNIBAL... 2
CANOPY 2
CANVAS 2
CAPITAL 2
CAPSTAN 2
CARAVAN 2
CARBOY 2
CARCASS 2
CARDINAL 2
CARGO 2
CARPET 2
CARRIAGE 2
CARTOON 2
X
3
X
4
X
5
X
6
X
7
X
8
X
9
X
10
X
11
X
12
X
13
X
14
X
15
X
16
X
18
X
20
X
22
X 24
X 26
THREE ROW.
CARVING 3X3
CASCADE 3X4
CASINO 3 X 5
CASKET 3 X 6
CASTOR 3X7
CASTLE 3X8
CATACOMB 3 X 9
CATARACT 3 X 10
CATNIP 3X11
CATTLE 3 X 12
CAUCUS 3 X 13
CAVALRY 3 X 15
FOUR ROW.
FIVE AND SIX ROW.
CAVERN 4 X 3
CAVITY 4X4
CEDAR ..4 X 5
CENTURY 4 X 6
CHAINING 4X 7
CHARITY 4X 8
CHATTEL 4X 9
CHECKMATE... 4 X 10
CHERRY 4 X 14
CHIEF 4 X 15
CHILD 4 X 18
CHIMNEY 4 X 20
CHINESE 4 X 22
CHURCH 4 X 24
CIDER 5
CINNAMON 5
CITIZEN 5
CIVIL :
CLATTER 5
CLERGY 5
CLINCH 5
CLINKER 5
CLOAK 0
CLOUD 6
CLOVER 6
COBBLER 6
COCKNEY 6
CODICIL 6
COFFIN 6
COLLUSION.... 6
CIRCULARS-
CORNERS AND COLUMNS.
MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS.
COMBUSTION 10 Circular.
COMPOSE 10 Corner.
COTTAGE... Dining Room Hot Closet.
CRUMBLE.
. . E.xtended Surface.
CO.MEDIAN....15 Circular-
CONCERT 15 Corner.
COURTSHIP. Window.
CRYSTAL.
. .Enlarged Surface.
COMFORT. ...20 Circular.
CONFISCATE.. 20 Corner.
COURAGE . ..Horizontal Indirect.
CULPRIT..
. .Hot Water.
COMICAL 26 Circular.
CONFLICT 25 Corner.
CRAPE Angle Indirect.
CUPID ....
..Marble Binder.
CO.MPANION ..34 Circular.
CONFORM 2S Corner.
CRAVAT Angle Pin Indirect.
CUPOLA..
..Iron Tops.
COM PA RISON. . 50 Circular.
CONQUEST .26 Column.
CRIBBAGE .Golds Pin Indirect.
CURATE..
. Brass Screen.
COMPASS 72 Circular.
CONVULSION. 34 Column.
CRICKET... Direct Indirect.
CURFEW .
. . Bronzed.
COMPLEX 74 Circular.
CORDAGE 50 Column.
CRUSH Box Base.
CURRENT.
. Renaissance with Pillars.
COMPLEXION i42CoIumn
CRUMB Baker Air Valve.
CUSHION.
..Renaissance without Pil
lars.
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HEIGHT FROM FLOOR TO TOP OF SCREEN.
DAGGER lo'
DAISY ii"
DAMAGE 12'
DAMPER 13'
DAMSEL 14"
DARKEN 15'
DARLING i6'
DATE 17'
DAYLIGHT iS
DAZZLE 19
DEACON 20
DEAFEN 21"
DEBAIE 22'
DECLARE ....23-
DECOY 24"
DEFAULT 25'
DEFEND 26' DIGEST 34"
DEGRADE 27'
DEMOLISH 2S'
DENTAL ... 21/
DEPART 30 i
DEPRIVE 31';
DESTROY 32"!
DEXTER 33'
DIRK 35"
DISH 36'
DOCK 37"
DOG 38'
DOLPHIN 39"
DOMAIN 40"
DOTAGE 42"
DOVETAIL 45"
TAPPING.
RIGHT HAriD.
EGOTIST iU' X %'
ELASTIC %' X X'
ELDER i' X ?i
ELEGANT i'
ELOPE r > r
EMBARK 1I4"
RIGHT HAND.
EMPIRE I'i"
EMPTY iJi"
ENGINE iJi'
ENGR.WE ii^'
ENGROSS i},f
ENIGMA 2"
FURY Same End
FUTURE Opposite End.
LEFT HAND.
X %■ I FABLE %■ X %"
X i' I FACULTY %• X H,'
X i}^' FAIRY 1' X %"
1 FASHION r
X i" FETLOCK I X i'
I FLOWER i','
LEFT HAND.
FORGERY iM" X X'
FRANTIC i\i" X i"
FURNACE i)4' X iM'
FURNITURE ij^'
FURROW !}.£ X i"
FURTIVE 2"
FUTILE Feed in Top.
FUTURITY Feed in Base.
REFERRING TO FIG YOUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
I GABBLE
•3J^
GIRDLE
30
GRAPHIC
44'4
GULLED
61
GURGLING
2 GAINFUL
14
GIRLHOOD
31
GRATUITY
44'-.-
GULLING
62
GUSH
3 GAITER
M'2
GIZZARD
32
GRAVEL
44''4
GULLER
&3
GUSHING
4 GALLOWS
15
GLADSOME
33
GROUP
45
GULLERY
64
GUST
5 GALVANIC
16
GLANDERS
34
GRUDGE
45 K,
GULLET
65
GUSTY
6 GAMBLER
17
GLENDALE
35
GRUMBLE
46
GULLISH
66
GUT
7 GAMESTER
18
GLIMxMER
36
GRUNT
47
GULLY
67
GUTTED
8 GARB.\GE
19
GLISTEN
37
GUANO
4S
GULP
6S
GUTTER
8JI GARDEN
■9S^
GLOBULAR
38
GUARDIAN
49
GUM
69
GUTTERING
9 GARLIC
19'+
GLOMERATE
39
GUIDANCE
50
GUMMED
70
GUTTERAL
10 GAUDY
20
GLORIFY
39'^ GUIDING
51
GUMMING
71
GUY
io.'4 GAUNTLET
21
GLOSSARY
40
GUILD
52
GUMMINESS
72
GUZZLE
io\i GELATINE
22
GLUTTON
40I:
' GUILE
43
GUMMY
73
GUZZLER
io\ GENIUS
23
GLYCERINE
41
GUILLOTINE
54
GUMPTION
74
GYMNASIUM
II GENTEEL
24
GOBLET
41 1
' GUILTY
55
GUN
75
GYMNAST
113^ GEOLOGY
25
GOLDEN
42
GUINEA
56
GUNNAGE
76
GYPSUM
12 GHOST
26
GOSPEL
42I
' GULF
57
GUNNER
77
GYPSY
12,1^ GIGANTIC
27
GOVERNESS
43
GUITAR
5S
GUNNERY
12:'.^ GIMCR.\CK
23
GR,\CEFUL
43 '
GULL
59
GUNNING
13 GIPSY
29
GRADUATE
44
GULLET
60
GURGLES
ORDERS AND SHIPMENTS-
HABIT....
.Answer how soon can ship
HANDCUFF.
.Advices in regard to order ...too
late, it wa^
HACKNEY.
.Can ship at once if tapping is i' X /^ R.
H.
shipped
HADDOCK.
.Ship immediatelv.
HANDSOME.
.When will order No be shipped?
HAGGARD.
.Send shipping directions.
HANGMAN..
.If you have shipped our order of..
. .please send
HALIBUT..
.Will send directions by mail.
tracer as we need it badly.
HALLOW...
. Have you shipped our order of ?
HANKER. ..
.Omit. . . .from our order of
HALTER...
. Your order was shipped
HAPPY
.Omit. . . .from our order No
HAMLET..
.Your order will be shipped
HATCHET...
.Substitute on our order of . . .in place
of
HAMMER.
.Add to our order of
HATCHWAY
.Add to our order No
HAMMOCK
.If vou have not shipped order of. . .hold for further
HATEFUL...
.Duplicate order No
advices.
CAN SHIP ORDER IN DAYS
FROM RECEIPT.
I HATRED
6 HAWTHOX.V j II HE\DLON3
16 HELLISH
21 HERRING
|2 HAUGHFv-
7 HAZARD
12 HEAP
17 hevilo::k
3;HAUNrED
S HAZEL
13 HEARSE
iS HERALD
4 HAvocK ; ;
9 HEADLESS
14 HEATHEN
19 HERESY
5 HAWK
10 HEADWAY 15 HEBREvV
20 HERO
11
Shipping Line.
HEXAGON..
. . ."Vnchor Line.
HONEST.. .
.Hoosaac Tunnel.
IIIDliOlS. .
..A. T. &S. EeR. R.
HOODWINK
.Hull.
HIGCI.K....
..Antwerp.
HOPEFUL . .
.Havre.
HIGHLAND.
. .Boat.
HOPPER.. .
.Hamliuri;.
HIC.IIWAV..
..Bait. &0. R. R.
HORNET ...
.Kenawha Desp.
HILARITY .
. .Blue Line.
HORIZON...
.LacUawanna Line.
HILLOCK. ..
..Eiist..!.
HORRID.. .
.U>hisih Yallev R. R.
HIXDICR ...
. . Boiilcaux.
HOSPITAL. .
.Liverpool.
HINT
. .Continental Line.
HOTHOU.SE.
. London.
HIKELIXG..
. Ches. & Ohio R. R.
HOUND
.Metropolitan Line.
HISSLXG....
. Chi. & N. \V. R. R.
HOSE
.Mer. Desp.
HISTORY...
JZhu, Bur. & Quincy R. R.
HOWLING . .
.Mallory Line.
HU'Ev^^r'.
. Chi., Mil. & St. Paul R. R.
HUCKSTER.
.Morgan Line.
Jiff^D
.Clytle Line.
HUMANITY.
.N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R.
HO BART....
. . Charleston Steamer.
HUMBLE.. ..
.N. Y., N. H. & H R. R.
HOBBY
. .Chi., R. I. & P.-IC. R. R.
HUMBUG. ..
.Norwich Line.
HOBBLE ....
.Canada Southern.
HUMORIST..
.N. Y., S. & Western R. R.
HOBSON
. Del., Lack. & Western.
HUNGRY.. .
.N. J. C. R. R.
HOCK
. .Empire Line.
HUNTSMAN.
.Old Dominion Line.
HOGGISH ..
.Erie Desp.
HURDLE, ..
.Penna. R. R.
HOLID.AY'. . .
. , Erie R. R.
HUSBAND ..
.Phila. & Reading R. R.
HOLIXESS. . .
. .Express.
HUSKY
.Red Line.
HOLLAND. . .
. . Fast Freight.
HYENA
.Star Union Line.
HOMAGE....
. . First Steamer.
HYPOCRITE
Traders' Desp.
HOMELESS. .
. .Globe Line.
HYPHEN. ..
. Texas Steamer.
HOMESICK..
.Gt. West. Desp.
HYSTERICS.
.Union Pac.
HOMICIDE..
. Glasgow.
HYSON
.West Shore R. R.
Prices and Quotations.
IDEAL Quote lowest price on
IDIOT Quote lowest price f. o. b on ... .
IGNOBLE This price for immediate acceptance.
ILLEG.\L Our ofler of withdrawn.
ILLUSION Carload lots.
IMBECILE All prices withdrawn as previously quoted.
IMBIBE Less than car load lots.
IMITATE With freight allowance to
IMMERCiE With freight allowance.
IMMODEST.. .If writes for prices quote.
IMMORAL. . . .What price shall we quote
Quote Lowest Price on Loops.
IOC IMPACT
200 IMl'AR TL-VL
300 IMPATIENT
400 IMPEACH
500 IMPERIAL
Ooo IMPLICATE
700 INCLINE
800 INCOME
900 INCUBATE
1,000 INDELIBLE
1,200 INDICATE
1,500 INDULGE
1,800 INFAMY
2,000 INFIDEL
2,500 INFLATE
3,000 INHABIT
3,500 INHALE
4,000 INSANE
4,500 INSECT
5,000 IRRITATE
6,000 ITALIC
8,000 ITEM
10,000 IVORY
WILL QUOTE
DIsroHHt per cent.
JABBER 25
JACKAI 25
JACKDAW 25
JACKET ...25
JACOBITE 25
JALAP 25
JANITOR 25
JAPAN 25
JASPER 25
JAUNDICE 25
JEALOUS 25
JELLY 25
JEOPARD 25
JERK 25
JESUIT 25
JEWELL 25
JIti 25
JINGLE 25
and
2'/2
2/2 anil
2'-2 and
2j4 and
2 '^ and
5
and
anil
and
and
and
5
5
5
5
7'A
T/2 and
TYz and
TYz and
T/2 and
and 10
10 and
^'A
Equivalent.
Net.
• 25
75
26S75
73125
2870
7130
3053
6947
3236
6764
3419
6581
2875
7125
3°53
6947
3231
6769
3409
659'
35875
64125
30625
69375
3236
6764
3409
6591
3583
6417
37S<>
6244
3250
6750
3419
6581
WILL QUOTE
Equ
JOCKEY 25
JOINER 25
JOKE 25
JOURNAL 2-]%
JOURNEV ztYz and
JOVIAL 27>^
JOY 27>^
JUBILANT 27;^
judgmp:nt 2Tyi
J UG 27>^ and
JUICE 27;^
JUMBLE 27>^
JUMP 27>^
JUNCTION 27>^
JUNIOR 27;^ and
JUNIPER 2^y2
JURIST 27>^
JUSTICE 27>^
and 5
and 7j.
and 10
2j< and 2'/2
2'/2 and 5
2^ and -j'/z
2j^ and 10
5
5 ^ikI ^Vz
5 and 5
and Ti
and 10
5
5
7/2
TYz and 2;^
lyi and 5
1% and tYz
ivtilrni.
■35875
■3756
•3925
■275
293 «
.3108
■3285
3461
■3638
3'>-'5
■3285
•3457
.3629
.3801
3294
•3461
.3629
■3797
Xet.
64125
6244
6075
725
7069
6892
6715
6539
6362
68875
6715
6543
637'
6199
6706
6539
6371
6203
12
Prices and Quotations— Continued.
WILL QUOTE
F. O. B.
THscount per cent,
and lo
and 2'/i
and 5
and yj'j
and lo
JUSTIFY 27'^ 7'
JUVENILE 27>< and 10
KANGAROO 27)^ 10 and 2j4
KEEL 27}4 10 and 5
KEEPER 27!^ 10 and 7^
KEG 27}^ 10 and 10
KENNEI 30
KETTLE 30 and 2J4
KEYHOLE 30
KEYSTONE 30
KICK 30
KIDNAP 30
KIDNEY 30 and
KINDLE 30
KINDNESS 30
KING 30
KISS 30
KIT 30 and
KITCHEN 30
KITE 30
KNAPSACK 30
KNAVE 30
KNEE 30 and
KNELL.... 30
KNIFE 30
KNOCK 30
LABEL 30
LACKEY 32_^
LADDER . 32)^ and
LADLE 32>^
LAG .....32'A
LAKE 32;^
LAMB 32^4
LAMENT 32;^ and
LAMPBLACK 32 "^
LANCET 32;^
LANDING 22)4
LANDMARK 32^^
LANE 32;^ and
LANGUAGE 32><
LANTERN 32^^
LAP 32>^
LARBOARD 32J
LARDER 32)
LARKSPUR 32;^ 10 .ind
LASH 32^4 10 and
LATCH 32>^ 10 and
LATERAL 32;^ 10 and
LATIN 35
LATITUDE 35 and 2'/,
LATTICE 35
LAUDANUM 35
LAUNCH 35
LAUJVDRY 35
LAUREL 35 and
LAVATORY 35
LAWFUL 35
LAWLESS 35
LAXATIVE 35
LAYMAN 35 and
LEADER 35
LEAGUE 35
LEAKAGE... 35
LEAP 35
2),< and 2J4
2)4 Olid 5
2'A and y'/i
2)4 and 10
5
5
5
5
5
7'A
■jyi and 2yz
754 and 5
TA and 7K
•jYi and 10
o
o and 2 '2
o and 5 '
o and 7 '2
and 10
2A and 2A
2A and 5
2^ and 7"2
2'A and 10
5
and 2^'2
and 5
and T}i
and 10
7
and 10
and 2)4
and 5
lA and ^A
and 10
2'/^ and 2
2A and 5
2A and 7
2A and 10
5
5
5
5
5
lA
TA and 2A
iVz and 5
rA and -1)4
"jYz and 10
and
and
and
and
Equivalent.
•3964
•3475
3638
3S01
3965
41275
30
3175
3346
3516
36S7
38575
335
3516
36S25
3849
4015
3525
3687
3849
4009
41725
37
38575
4016
41725
433
325
3419
35S3
3748
3912
4077
35875
3748
3908
4068
4229
3756
3912
4068
4226
4381
3925
4077
4229
4381
45325
35
36625
3821
3979
4138
4296
3825
3979
4134
42SS
44425
39875
4138
428S
4438
4589
6036
6525
6362
6199
6035
58725
70
6825
6654
6484
6313
61425
665
6484
63175
6151
5985
6475
6313
6151
5991
58275
63
61425
59S4
58275
567
675
6581
6417
6252
60SS
5923
64125
6252
6092
5932
5771
6244
6088
5932
5775
5619
6075
5923
5771
5619
54675
65
6337s
6179
6021
5862
5704
6175
6021
5866
5712
55575
60125
5862
5712
5562
541 1
Tfweount jter cent.
5 and lo
10 and 2 '
10 and 5
10 and 7'
10 and 10
WILL QUOTE
F. O. B.
LEARNED
LEASE 35
LEATHER 35
LEAVEN 35
LECTURE 35
LEG.A.CY 37;^
LEGAL 37^ and
LEGATION 371^
LEGION ^7)4
LEGISLATE 37 14
LEISURE 37>^
LEMON 37;-^ and 5
LEPROSY 37'^
LETHARGY 37><
LETTUCE 37j^
LEVITY 37>2'
LEWDNESS 37K and
LEXICON 37;^
LIBEL 37!^
LIBERAL 37;^
LIBRARY 37,'^
LIFELESS 37;^ and 10
LIGAMENT 37!4 10
LIGHTNING 37'^ 10
LIMBER 37 « 10
LIMPID 37", 10
I.INGUISH 40
LION 40
LIQUOR 40
LITANY 40
LITIGATE 40
LITTER 40
LIVELY 40
LIVERY 40
LIZARD 40
LOADSTONE 40
LOBBY .^o
LOBSTER 40
LOCKER 40
LOCUST 40
LOFTY 40
LOGIC 40
LONGITUDE 40
LORDSHIP 40
LOTTERY 40
LOVELY 40
LOWLAND 40
LOYAL 42 '4
LUBBER 42'4 and
LUMBAGO 42A
LUNACY 42)^
LURID 42)4
LUTHERAN 42 ^^^
LUXURY 42^ and
MACKEREL 42^4
MADCAP 42A
MADHOUSE 42 j4
MAGAZINE 42 li
Equivalent.
•415
2A
2 A and
2A and
2A and
2'/i and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
and
S
5
5
5
7A
■jA and 2
7'A and 5
7)4 and 7
7 '2 and 10
and 2 '2
and 5
and 7'<
and 10
2 A and 2)4
2)4 and 5
2/2 and 7 A
2)4 and 10
5
5 and 2)4
and 5
and 7 ''2
and 10
5
5
5
7 '-2
7)4 and 2 ''2
7 A and 5
7 A and 7;^
7)4 and 10
o
o and 2 '3
o and 5
o and 7',
o and 10
2 A and 2 "2
2A and 5
2',^ and 7'/2
2 '4 and 10
and 2)4
and 5
and 7 )4
and 10
MAGENTA 42 '^ and 7 "4
MAGIC 42,54 7 A and
MAGNETIC 42)4 7>^ and
MAGNOLIA 42A 7>^ and
MANDRAKE 42^^ 7>^ and
MANKIND 42 >^ and 10
4296
44425
45S9
4735
375
3906
4059
42 1 1
4363
4516
40625
42 1 1
4359
4508
4656
4219
4363
4508
4652
4797
4375
45 '6
4656
4797
49375
40
415
4296
44425
4589
4735
43
44425
4585
47275
4S7
445
45S9
47275
4S66
5005
46
4735
4S7
5005
524
4394
4294
4534
4674
4S14
4954
45375
4674
4S11
4947
5084
46S1
4814
4947
508
5213
482 ?
5S5
■57"4
■55575
•541 '
•5265
.625
.6094
•5941
■5789
•5637
.5484
■59375
•5789
• 5641
.5492
■5344
.5781
•5637
5492
■5348
•5203
■5625
.5484
■5344
•5203
.50625
.60
■5S5
■5704
■55575
■54"
■5265
■57
.55575
■5415
■52725
■513
■555
■ 54"
•52725
■5134
■4995
■54
•5265
■513
■4995
.486
•575
.5606
.5466
■5326
.51S6
.5046
■54625
■5326
.5189
■5053
.5916
•5319
.5186
■5053
.492
■4787
■5175
13
-^AAGRIFFlNGiraNCO. _
Prices and Quotations -Continued.
WILL QUOTE „.
F, O. B. -.— — ^ ''°'"
mapi.f: 42}i
MARINE 42>^
MARKET 42/2
MASTIFF 42}4
M \TRON 45
MEADOW 45 and
MECHANIC 45
MELODY 45
MEMBRANE 45
MEMORIAL 45
METHODIST 45 and
MIDWIFE 45
MIGRATE 45
MILESTONE 45
MILITARY 45
MILK 45 and
iMINIJRAL 45
min'istlr 45
miscihi:f 45
MIRACLE 45
MISPLACE 45 an.l
MISTRESS 45
MOCK 45
MONITOR 45
MONKEY 45
MONUMENT 47}^
MOONSHINE 47>^ and
MORblD 47>^
MORTGAGE 47)^
MOUNTAIN 4T/t
MOUSE 47>^
MUDDY 47 >4 and
MULE 47)4
MULTITUDE 47>i
MUSEUM 47;^
MUSKL.r 47 >4
MUSLIN 47 >4 and
MUSTARD 47,^
MUTINY 47>^
MUTTON 4T/2
MYRTLE 47>4
MYbTIC 47,"4 :nid
NAPKIN 47;^
NATION 47>i
NATIVITY 47 '^
NATURE 47>4
NAVIGA'I E 50
NEEDLE 50 nn.l
NECK 50
NEPIILW 50
NEST 5j
NIMBLE 50
NIPPLE '50 and
NOBLE 50
NORMAL 50
NOSEGAY ...50
NOSTRIL 50
NOTARY 50 an.l
NOURISH 50
NUMERAL 50
NUPTIAI 50
NURSERY 50
NUTMEG 50 and
OAKUM./. 50
0 and 2^
[o and 5
10 and jyi
10 and 10
2yz and 2)/i
2'/i and 5
2>^ and T/i
z]/i and 10
5
5 anrl 2>^
5 and 5
5 and 7^
5 and 10
T/i and 2;^
7K ""'1 5
iVz nii'l VA
•jYz and 10
o
o and zyi
o and 5
10 and -jyi
10 and 10
2]^ and 2^
2'/2 and 5
^Yz and tYz
2^ and 10
5
5 and 2%
5 and 5
5 and 7I4
5 and 10
VA
TA and 2'A
VA ai"l 5
lYi and lYi
•J A and 10
[O
I) and 2Yi
\o and 5
:o and tYz
[O and 10
2Yz and 2Yz
2Y2 and 5
2Y2 and ^Y2
2Y2 and 10
5
5 and 2Y2
5 and 5
5 and tY2
5 and 10
VA
■jYz and 2Y2
T/2 and 5
TYi and tY2
■J A and 10
10
10 and 2Vi
Kiiitivalent.
yet.
■4954
5046
5084
4916
52'3
4/87
53425
46575
45
55
46375
53625
4772
5228
4906
5094
504
496
5>74
4826
4775
5225
4906
5094
5036
4964
5167
4833
52975
47025
49125
50875
504
496
5,67
4833
5294
4706
5421
4579
505
495
5 '74
4826
52975
47025
5421
4579
5545
4455
475
525
4881
5.19
5009
499'
5'37
4863
5265
4735
5393
4607
50125
49875
5'37
4S63
5262
4738
5386
4614
55"
4489
5'44
4856
5265
4735
53S7
4613
5508
4492
5629
4371
5275
4725
5393
4607
5511
4489
5629
4371
57475
42525
5°
50
5125
4875
5247
4753
5369
4631
549'
4509
56125
43875
525
475
53'''9
4631
54875
45125
5606
4394
5725
4275
5375
4625
549'
4509
5606
4394
5722
4278
58375
41625
55
45
56125
43875
WILL QUOTE
OISEDIENT 50
OBELISK 50
OBITUARY 50
OBSTACLE 5214
OCTAGON 52>< r
ODIUS 52>^
OFFENSIVE 52>^
OFFSPRING 52>^
OINTMENT 52^
OPPOSSUM 52^4 :
OPTIC 52;^
ORCHARD s^'A
ORCHESTRA 52^^
ORGANIC 52>^
ORIENTAL 52>^ !
ORPHAN 52>^
OSTRICH 52J4
OUTCAST 52><
OVATION s^'A
OVERFLOW 52;^ :
PACIFIC s~A
P.\CKAGE 52J4
PADLOCK 52;^
PAINTER 52J4
PALISADE 55
PALMETTO 55 ;
PALSY 55
PANSY 55
PANIC 55
PANTHER 55
PANTRY 55 :
PARADISE 55
PARADOX 55
PARCEL 55
PARCHMENT 55
PARODY 55 I
PARROT 55
PARSLEY 55
PARTISAN 55
PASSPORT 55
PASTOR 55
PATERNAL 55
PATHETIC 55
PATRIARCH 55
PATRIMONY 55
PATROL 57,'4
PAUPER 57,'^
PAVEMENT 57,;-<
PEACEFUL 57>^
PEACOCK ST A
PEAK 57>'i
PEAS.\NT 57,!^:
PEBBLE 57>^
PECTORAL SVA
PEDAGOGUE SI A
PEDESTRIAN sTA
PEDIGREE 57>^ :
PEGGY SlA
PELICAN 57>^
PENALTY 57>^
PENDULUM sTA
PENETRATE 57;^ ;
PENITENT 57;^
PENSION 57>^
t per cent. Equivalent.
10 and 5
5725
10 and 7><
5837s
10 and 10
595
525
^A
5369
2Y2 and 2Y2
5485
2Y2 and 5
56
2Y2 and tY2
5716
2Y2 and 10
S'!32
5
54875
5 and 2A
56
5 and 5
57'3
5 and ■JY2
5826
5 and 10
5939
7 A
5609
7'< and 2li
5716
7.,'2 and 5
5826
lYz and tY2
5936
■IY2 and 10
6046
10
5725
10 antl 2'4
5832
10 and 5
5939
10 and 7!^
6046
10 and 10
61525
55
2j4
56125
2Y2 and 2'/^
5722
2Y2 and 5
5832
2Y2 an.l -jYz
5942
2'^ and 10
6051
5
5725
5 and 2Y2
5832
5 and 5
5939
5 an.l 7Y2
6046
5 and 10
61525
VA
58375 ■
■JY2 and 2Y2
5942
7,!4 and 5
6046
7"^ and rA
615
7', and 10
6254
10
595
10 and 2Y2
6051
10 an.l 5
61525
10 and 7,'4
6254
10 and 10
6355
575
^A
5856
2Y2 an.l 2Y2
596
iA aiul 5
6063
2Y2 and tA
6167
2 l^and 10
6271
c
59625
5 and 2A
6063
5 ami i
6164
5 an.l Ti
6265
5 an.l 10
6366
7 A
6069
■jYz an.l 2l^
6167
7/2 and 5
6265
7 A and 7 A
6364
7A and 10
6462
10
6175
10 and 2A
6271
10 and 5
6366
d4
Prices and Quotations— Contimied.
WILL QUOTE Disco,.
F. O. B.
PENTAGON STA
FENXRIOUS 57,'4
PEPPER 60
PERCOLATE 60 and
PERDITION 60
PERENNIAL .60
PERFORATE 60
PERFUME 60
PERJURY 60 ami
PERPETUAL eo
PERSECUTE 63
PERSIAN 60
PERSONATE 60
PERSPIRE 60 ana
PERVADE 60
PERUSAL 60
PESTILENCE 60
PETITION ..60
PETRIFY 60 anil
PETTICOAT 60
PETULANT 60
PEWTER 60
PHANTOM 60
PHARMACY 62"i
PHYSICAL 62^ and
PLANO 62;^
PLASTER 62>4
PICKET 62>^
PIETY 62)4
PIGEON 62'/, and
PIGMY 62'-;
PILFER 62',
PILGRIM 62^2
PILLOW 62^4
PILOT .62'/i and
PIMPLE 62J4
PIPKIN 62}4
PIRACY 62>^
PISTOL 62^
PITCHER 62^4 and
PITEOUS 62)4
PIVOT 62^
PLAGUE 62-4
PLAINTIVE 62 -i
PIJVNET 65
PLANTATION 65 and
PLANTER 65
PLATOON 65
PLAYFUL 65
PLEASANT 65
PLEBi:iAN 65 and
PLENTIFUL 65
PLL\BLE 65
PLOUGHMAN 65
PLUCK 65
PLUMP 65 and
PLUNDER 65
POACHER 65
POCKET 65
POINTER 65
POISON 65 and
POKER 65
POLECAT 65
POLICY 6;
it per cent, Etjuiraient^ ytt
WILL QUOTE
F. O. B.
10 and jyi
10 anil 10
2)/i and 2)4
2)4 and 5
2)^ ami 7»<
2}4 and 10
5
5 and 2)i
5 and 5
5 and 7*4
5 and 10
7 ^'4 and 2)i
iVz ami 5
1)4 and 1)4
and 10
10
10 and 2)4.
10 and 5
10 and 1)4,
10 and 10
2^ and 2)4
2)4 and 5
2)/^ and lyi
2)4 an<l 10
5
5 and 2'4
5 and 5
5 and 1)4
5 and 10
VA
lyi, and 2%
1)4 and 5
1)4 and 1)4
1)^ and 10
10
10 and 2'2
10 and 5
10 and 1)'2
10 and 10
2'i and 2)4
2'2 and 5
2)A, and 1)4
2*2 and 10
5
5 and 2)4
5 and 5
5 and 1)4
5 and 10
7 '2 and 2)4
1)4 and 5
7 '.4 and 1)4
7'2 and 10
[O
10 and 2?i
[o and 5
[O and I'/i
6462
65575
60
61
6197s
6295
63925
649
62
629s
639
6485
658
63
63925
6485
65775
667
64
649
658
667
676
625
6344
6+35
6527
6618
6709
64375
6527
6616
6705
6794
6531
661S
6705
6791
6S7S
6625
6709
6794
687S
69625
65
65875
6673
675S
6S43
6929
6675
675S
6S41
6924
70075
-99"5
67625
3237=;
6S43
3^57
6924
3076
7005
2995
7086
2914
685
315
6929
3^7'
7C075
29925
70S6
2914
3-1425
4^
39
38025
3705
36075
3705
361
35 '5
342
37
36075
35>5
34225
3656
3565
3473
3382
3291
35625
3473
33S4
3295
32c6
3469
3382
3295
32C9
3122
3J75
3291
32c6
3122
30375
35
34125
3327
3242
3157
3159
3076
POLISH
POLLUTE ....
POLVG.\MY...
POLYGON ....
POMATUM...
POMMEL
PONDER . . .
PONTOON . . .
POPLIN
POPULAR
PORCUPINE .
PORPOISE....
PORTICO
POSITIVE
POSTAGE
POTASH
POTATO
POTHOOK...
POULTRY
POVERTY ....
POWDER .. .
POWERFUL ..
PRACTICAL..
, PR..\TTLE
i PREACHER ..
I PRECINCT...
' PRECIOUS....
PRECIPICE ..
PRECLUDE.
PREDESTINE
PREDICTION
PREDISPOSE
PREFACE .. .
PREGNANT ..
PREJUDICE ..
PREL.VrE
PREMIUM
PREPARE... .
PRESBYTER .
PRESCRIBE...
PRESERVE. . . .
PRESIDENT ..
PRETEND...
PRETEXT
PRETTY
PREV.\IL
PREVALENT
PREVENT
PRIEST
PRIM.\GE .. .
PRIMITIVE...
PRIMROSE ..
PRINCESS
PRINCIPLE...
PRINTER
PRISMATIC . . .
PRISONER.. .
PRIV.A.CY ....
PRIVILEGE...
PROBATION. .
PROBLE.M
PROCESSION.
PROCLAIM...
PRODIGAL....
Di-
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67;^
67 !4 and
ODi
67-4
67-<
.67'4 and
67,'<
67>i
-67;^
.61)4
.67'^ ami
.67;<
■(>7)4
67'A
■67)4
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. 67J3
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-6i)i
■67,-/3
..70
and
10 and 10
2K
2)i and 2)i
2)4 and 5
2)/i and 1)4
2)4 and 10
5
5 and 2)4
5 and 5
5 and 7^4
5 and 10
TA
lyi and 2)4
Di and 5
lyi and 1)4
lYz and 10
10
10 • and 2)4
10 and 5
10 and 1)/^
10 and 10
^A
2)i and 2)i
2% and 5
2"4 and 1)4
2)i and 10
5
5
5
5
7A
7%
7%
lA
7%
■ 72/4
72^ and
. 72 "4
■72>S
72%
12)4
.12)2 and
■7-%
-72^
l^A
.72^4 and
72/i
■ 72A
.7^-A
.72K
.721^ and
■72%
■7 -A
•72>i
and 2)4
and 5
and 7'4
and 10
and 2)4
and 5
and 714
and 10
and 2)4
and 5
and 7 '2
and 10
2)^ and 2%
2)4 and 5
2\4 and 7)4
2)4 and 10
5
5 and 2^4
5 and 5
5 and 1)4
5 and 10
TA
1)4 and 2)4
7%. and 5
7A ■'""i 1%
1'4 and 10
o
o and 2I2
o and 5
[O and 1)4
o and 10
7165
675
6831
691
699
7069
7148
69125
699
7067
7>44
7221
6994
7069
7'44
7219
7294
7075
7148
7221
7294
73675
70
7075
7148
7221
7294
73675
715
7221
72925
7364
7435
7225
7294
7364
7433
73675
7435
75025
757
725
7319
7386
7452
752
7587
73S75
7453
7518
7583
7649
7456
752
75S3
7647
77'i
7525
75S7
7649
77"
77725
■2835
325
•3'69
309
.301
2931
.2852
30875
■2933
.2856
2779
.3C06
293'
.2856
2781
2706
.2025
.2852
■2779
.2706
■2925
.2852
2779
.2706
.26325
28s
.2779
■27075
.2636
.2565
•2775
.2706
.2636
.2567
24975
• 27
26325
.2565
■24975
•243
•275
.268 1
.2614
■2548
.248
■2413
.26125
■25+7
.2482
.2417
■235'
• 2544
24S
.2417
2353
.2289
2475
2413
2351
.2289
22275
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Prices and Quotations— Continued.
WILL QUOTE
F. O. B.
PRODUCE 7S
PROFANE 75
PROFFSSOR 75
PROFILE 75
PROHIHIT 75
PROLONG 75
PROMOTION 75
PRONOUN 75
PROPHET 75
PROPOSAL 75
PROSECUTE 75
PROSPECT 75
PROSTRATE 75
PROTESTANT 75
PROUD 75
PROVERB 75
PROVINCE ..75
PROVOKE 75
PRUDENT 75
PUBERTY 75
PUBLICAN 75
Discount per cent KqHtvalent. yet.
and 2^
and 5
and 7 !
and 10
-72
2^^ and 2}4
2\i and 5
2)4 and -jji
2)2 and 10
5
5
5
5
5
7;4 and 2^^
7/^ and 5
7'< and 7 '4
-K and 10
10
10 and 2'^
10 and 5
10 and 7^
10 and 10
■75
■756-:5
■ 76234
.76S4
•7745
.7806
.7625
.7684
■ 7744
7S03
.78625
.76875
■7745
•7S03
.7861
.7919
■775
.7806
.78625
.7919
■7975
25
24375
23766
2316
2255
2194
2375
2316
2256
2197
21375
23125
2255
2197
2139
20S1
225
2194
21375
2081
2025
WILL QUOTE
PUDDING 77><
PUGILIST 77>^ and
PULLET 77>^
PULPY 77^
PULSATION 77>^
PULVERIZE tjY,
PUNCTUAL. 77j4 and
PUPIL 77'^
PUPPY 77>^
PURGATIVE 77 '<
PURIFY 77!i
PURPLE 77,'4 and
PURPORT 77)4
PURSER 77,!4
PUSH 77>^
PUSTULE 77)4
PUTRID 77>^ and
PUTTY nr/z
PUZZLE T]]/,
PYLORUS 77>4
PYRAMID -nYi
t per cent.
Vipilvalmit. Net.
775
225
z-A
.7806
2194
2<4 and 2}i
.7861
2139
2}4 and 5
.7916
2084
2'4 and T/2
7971
2029
2',i and 10
.8026
'974
5
.78625
21375
5 and 2'A
.7916
20S4
5 and 5
.7969
203 J
5 and 7j4
.8023
1977
5 and 10
.8076
1924
7'i
.79'9
2081
T/i and 2}4
■ 7971
2029
VA and 5
.8023
1977
1%. ai«' lA.
.S075
1925
•jYi anil 10
.8,27
"873
10
■7975
2025
10 and 2)4
.8026
1974
10 and 5
.8076
1924
10 and 7)4
.8127
"873
10 and 10
■8177s
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sSteani and Hot Water vs. Furnace Heat.
. , j^'^-g
S-'^~^T^3-ST IS a conceded fiict that l)uildings cannot l)e properlv heated 1)V hot air furnaces
1^-
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unless they are entirely surrounded hv other lHiildin<rs, or protected from cold
winds in some way or other.
Even when a huilding is properlv heated bv a furnace, the qualitv of air is not
that which is most desirable to sustain human life; first, because it is devitalized
witli metal heated from 1200 to 1500 degrees Fahr., which robs it of all its exhilar-
ating and tonic properties ; secondly, because it is almost alwavs charged with dust ;
and thirdlv. it has been rendered impure bv carbonic oxide, which is generated in a
furnace whenever there is an insufficient amount of oxygen introduced into it to produce perfect
combustion ; said carbonic oxide passing through all heated cast iron almost as readily as atmos-
pheric air passes through any textile fabric.
Summarizing these various objections to furnace heated air, we find it under its best conditions
devitalizing. Metal heated above even 250 degrees begins to devitalize atmosphere brought in
contact with it ; what then must be its effect upon air when heated to a temperature of from 1200
to 1500 degrees. We find it frequentlv charged with dust and fine ashes, and very often poisoned by
carbonic oxide, to say nothing of the aptitude of all furnace heated houses to be extremely cold at
the point of greatest exposure, on account of the extreme buovancv of heated air which is overcome
bv the pressure of cold air of greater density.
Heating bv Hot Water or low pressure Steam, has none of the disadvantages mentioned in regard
to the furnace heated houses. The metal of Radiators and boilers is never heated bv the use of
steam to a detrimental degree — nameh' 250 degrees, unless from 40 to 45 pounds pressure per square
inch is resorted to, which is both unusual and unnecessarv in the heating apparatus of the present day.
In Hot Water heating, bv the open tank system, the pressure is exceedingly small ; not more than
one pound to everv 28.96 inches of vertical water column, and the temperature of the Radiators
throughout the house is seldom greater than 1 75 degrees Fahr. — a temperature 75 degrees below the
point where devitalization commences ; which point it is impossible to reach in Hot Water Heating.
It has been sometimes argued that houses heated bv Direct Radiation are not properly ventilated ;
this is the case sometimes, but arises from a neglect of the occupants of the building rather than from
a radical defect in the svstem. It is well, (and we alwavs recommend it) to use a certain amount of
Indirect Radiation with everv svstem of Steam or Hot Water Heating, as Indirect Radiators are so
placed in connection with flues, ducts and registers, connected directly with the outer air as to draw
into a house a sufficient quantitv of fresh out-door air for ventilation ; and if simple outlets in the
shape of grates or flues are provided for removing foul air, the ventilation will be constant and suffi-
cient to supplv the needs and wants for breathing purposes without being wasteful of fuel ; and as
Direct Radiators are always placed at the points of greatest exposure, which absolutely insures a
thorough diffusion of heat, thev do not, as is the case with a furnace, leave the coldest points
unprotected.
The objection Fire Insurance Companies have to flues for conveying ht)t air from the furnace
through the wooden partitions to registers, is whollv overcome by the use of Indirect Steam Heat,
as the flues are never run from the boilers, but from the Indirect Radiators, which are never near the
boiler, and are oftentimes 100 feet away from it, insuring safety from fire and lessening the rate of
insurance.
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^eajing by §tear^ ©ipeef arpd Irpdipeet f^adia^iorp.
^.^^^j^jjp. ,,„^Qy,,j. Qf Steam Direct or Indirect Radiation required to heat a given space depends on
y/^^dv; the following conditions, viz: Whether building is protected or isolated: structure, whether
brick, stone or wood : if wood, whether sheathed and papered ; if brick or stone, whether walls
are solid or hollow ; points of compass, direction taken by prevailing winds ; relative location of
rooms to one another ; whether room has bay window or not, or has maximum or minimum
of glass surface, etc., etc.
Without this information it is impracticable to correctly estimate the amount of Radiating
Surface required, and even with it, an Engineer on the premises is better able to judge of the
requirements of the case. We are perfectly willing and glad to give advice on this subject or
answer any questions that may be asked us, but we do not hold ourselves responsible for the heating of any
building, and wish what we say to be taken more in the light of suggestions given for the benefit of our friends
and customers.
We are frequently asked if we know the name of some good book treating on the subject of Steam
Heating. We answer these inquiries by recommending a work entitled " Steam Heating for Buildings, or
Hints to Steam Fitters," written by a very able Engineer. It contains much valuable matter, and is a book of
250 pages. To those who cannot conveniently secure a copy we will mail one, post pre-paid, upon receipt of
the publisher's price of §2.50. Also will send John H. Mills' work entitled " Heat for Warming and Ventila-
tion of Buildings." comprising 2 Vols., handsomely bound and aggregating over 600 pages of valuable matter
for $5.00 per Vol.
While it is impracticable to adopt any fixed rule for computing the amount of Radiating Surface necessary
to heat a given space, still the following may serve as somewhat of a guide, but please to bear in mind that the
figures given are based on New York Citj' climate.
To ascertain the amount of Steam Direct Radiation necessary to heat a certain room, divide its cubical
contents, found by multiplying its length, breadth and height together, by 50, 60, 70, or some other figure as
the exigencies of the case may make necessary, or for Steam Indirect Radiation by 35, 40, or 50.
FOR AN ISOLATED RESIDENCE. To compute the amount of Steam Direct Radiation
necessary to heat a North or West Room, divide the cubical contents by 60; South or East Room by 70 : Bay
Window Room, Hall, Bath or Living Room by 60 ; and Sleeping Room by 70.
For Steam Indirect Radiation for the ist floor, divide the cubical contents by 35 ; 2d floor, by 40; and
3d floor by 50.
FOR A RESIDENCE IN A RO"W. For Steam Direct Radiation for a North or West
Room, Bay-window Room, Hall, Bath or a Living Room, divide the cubical contents by 70; Sleeping Room
by 80.
For Steam Indirect Radiation. 1st floor by 40. 2d and 3d floors by 50.
FOR A BUSINESS BLOCK. For Steam Direct Radiation for a North or West Room divide
by 73 ; South or East Room by 85, and an inside Room or Hall by lOO.
For Steam Indirect Radiation, 1st floor, divide by 40: 2nd floor and above by 50.
FOR A CHURCH OR OTHER PUBLIC BUILDING. For Steam Direct Radiation,
divide bv 100; and for Steam Indirect Radiation b\- 51). A good arrangement for heating such
buildings is an equal amount of both Direct and Indirect Radiation or two-thirds Direct and one-
third Indirect.
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)ome of {\iQ aAd\)at\tGi|Gs of \\q\ (/9a-l-Gr -[iGafin^.
FIRST.— Absolute Safety.
There can be no danger of explosion in a Hot Water Heating apparatus for it is continually open to the atmosphere through the
expansion tank and the only possible pressure on it is the weight of the water in the vertical pipes.
SECOND. — Simplicity and Ease of Management.
All that is necessary is to keep a fire in the heater. No more skill is necessary to manage it, than an ordinary kitchen range.
The domestic in the house, or a child can do all that is necessary to be done.
THIRD Economy- in Fuel.
The slow fire which is all that this system requires is extremely economical in fuel, and as water is a most rapid absorljcnt of heat,
very little heat from the fire is allowed to escape unused up the chimney.
FOURTH — Noiselessness.
The Hot Water in this system is an unbroken column, kept continually in circulation, from the fact that water of a higher temperature,
being lighter, rises, and the colder water, being heavier, falls and takes its place, and all is done without the slightest noise
of any kind.
FIFTH Perfectly Controlled.
The Hot Water circulation can be checked by partially closing the valve, which is always set with each Radiator ; or by entirely
closing the valve when no heat is required. In either case the circulation in the balance of the apparatus is nut affected in
the slightest degree. A uniform heat can be secured at all times and no heat wasted.
SIXTH —Healthfulness.
No argument is necessary to prove that a uniform temperature is highly conducive to good health and long life, and as a Hot
Water Apparatus can be controlled and regulated to a nicety, so as to give a uniform heat at all times, its healthfulness is
all-apparent. Ask any Doctor his opinion and he will tell you the same thing, and will, probably add that the air in a house heated by
Hot Water has greater humidity and that the occupants are less subject to colds, coughs, catarrh and other diseases of the throat
and lungs.
SEVENTH Durability.
A good Hot Water Apparatus, such as we offer you, will last as long as any building in which it may be placed, providing it is given
ordinary care. It is continually filled with water, which water having been frequently heated, has had all the air driven out of it, and
so the apparatus cannot rust, except it be very slightly. We have never known of a single instance where our apparatus has given out
except where the most inexcusable and gross carelessness has been exercised. We recommend that the same water which has been in
the system during the winter remain there during the summer.
EIGHTH —The Bundy Combination Steam and Hot Water Radiator.
This Radiator can be used for Hot Water Heating in mild weather and Steam Heating in e.\treme cold weather. The change
from Hot Water to Steam or from Steam to Hot Water can be quickly made and any one capable of taking care of either apparatus
can do it. Where a building is to be rented this system is a great advantage, for tenants may express a preference for one or the other
system and all may be suited in this way. and without additional expense.
■|4Gatir\| b^ ^of 09afGi' Direct and Indirect I^adia+ion.
The amount of Hot Water Radiation necessary to heat a given space depends upon the same conditions enumerated on the preceding
page. It may serve as somewhat of a guide to know that the amount of Hot Water Direct Radiation necessary to heat an isolated
residence in New York City, is found by dividing the cubical contents of a North or West Room, Bay Window Room, Hall, Bath or Living
Room, by 35 and Sleeping Rooms on the 2d floor by 40, and 3d floor by 50.
Indirect Hot Water Radiation should be used discreetly and in most cases for ventilating purposes only. It can often be adopted to
good advantage in the Hall, but an Engineer who thoroughly understands his business should be consulted in the matter.
d9
BUNDY-
^Mxii^^ Qriz J>c^' ^t(
~j\:r
Fig, 1.
Fk;. 1 represents the Bundy One Rnw Steam Direct Radiator, which is without exception the most powerful heating Radiator
on the market. It is continually surrounded on all sides liy freely circulating air, and being narrow, occupying only 5J inches of
floor space in width, it takes up scarcely more space than is required for an onlinary 1 inch pipe coil. In every impartial test of
Radiators the Bundy One Row has always come out ahead ; sometimes excelling hy 40 j>er cent., and nerer less than 10 {)er cent.
For different ways of tapping this Radiator see Fig. 29.
FORT Y-T WO INCHES HIGH. ONE ROW OF LOOPS.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
LIST OF RADLiTORS BUILT OX THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
ST.4.\DAKU.
L.>L.\K(itII.
EXTEMIEB SCKfACE.
Kach Loop Represents 3!^ Feet of
Each Loop Represents 4J4 Feet uf
Each Loop Represents 41.4 Feet of
Heating Sarface.
Heating Sarface.
Healing !?urface.
List Price.
Li?T Price.
Li=T Price.
Per Foot, TOc. Per Loop. $2.45
Per Foot. STlAc. Per Loop, $2.87
Per Foot, 65c. Per Loop, $2.76
Shape
Number
Length
Feet With Iron Top
Feet I With Iron Top
Feet 1 With Iron Top
of
of Heating | or Binder
of Heating I or Binder
of Heating | or Binder
RadUUir.
Loops.
Radiators.
Sarface. , for Marble Top
Sarface. for Marble Top.
Surface. for Marble Top.
12?^ I $8 29
I X 3
3 1 12'
io}i 1 $7 35
12M
$8 61
I X 4
4 1 ISH'
14 9 80
17
II 48
17 , II 05
• X 5
5 l8)r
17K 12 25
2X1^
14 35
2''4
13 82
I X (>
6 ' 21^'
21
14 70
25M
17 21
25H
16 58
> X 7
7 isVg'
^4H
17 »5
29M
20 08
29?^
"9 34
I X 8
8 281^-
28
19 60
34
22 95
34
22 10
I X 9
9 31 Jf
31^^
22 05
38k'
25 82
38k'
24 87
I X lo
34H-
35
24 50
42K 28 69
42j^
27 63
I X II
II 38'
38K
26 95
46?^ 31 56
46?^
30 39
I X 12
12 4x1^'
42
29 40
51 34 43
51
33 15
I X 13
13
44 ?r
45K
31 85
55 '4 37 30
55?-4'
35 92
I X 14
14
47 Jg-
49
34 30
59*2 40 x6
59'i
38 68
I X 15
15
51'
52} 2'
36 75
63?* 43 03
63%
41 44
I X 16
16
54'
56
39 20
68 45 90
68 I 44 20
I X 18
18
605^'
63
44 10
761^ 51 64
76>2' 49 73
I X 20
20
66%'
70 1 49 00
85 57 38
85 1 55 25
I X 22
22 1 73l^'
77 1 53 90
93I2 63 12
931^ ' 60 78
I X 24
24 79^8'
84 ' 58 80
102 68 85
102 66 30
T y 26
2(. 861,-
91 63 70
no'., 74 so
no',, 71 S3
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page ST. NOTK.— The above prices are for all Radiators 42' high, or under to 3C' high.
l^~All Keeular Steam Goods Tapped 1' x
RIshI Hand.".,^3
20
BUNDY-
THIRTY-SIX INCHES H I G- H,
ONE ROW OF
LOOPS.
KOR STANDARD, EXLARGEU, OK EXTENDED SURFACE I.OOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
STAXDiRD.
EKLABUED. EXTESDE
Each Loop Represents 3)* Feet of Each Loop Rep
j Heating Surface. Heatin
D SrBFACE.
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
Heating Surface.
resents :Ji^ Feet of
Z Surface.
Width of Base 5J»; inches.
List Pricb.
List Prick.
Per Foot, 75c. Per Loop, S2.25.
Per Foot, 72Uc. Per Loop. S2.54.
Feet With Iron Top
Per Foot 70c. Per Loop, $3.45.
Sliape Number
Lenijlh
Feet With Iron Top
Feet With Iron Top
of 1 of
of Heating
or Binder
of Heating or Binder
of Heating or Binder
Radiator. Loops.
Radiators.
Snrface.
for Marble Top.
.•Surface. for Marble Top.
Snrface. for Marble Top.
I X 3
3
12'
9
$6 75
Ioi.> $7 62
lo'2 f7 35
I X 4
4
ISh'
12
9 00
14 10 15
14 9 So
I X 5
5
i8'A-
15
11 25
17'^., 12 69
171,' 12 25
I X 6
6
21%-^
i8
13 50
21 15 23
21
14 70
I X 7
7
^sH'
21
15 75
24^2 17 77
mH
17 15
I X s
S
281^-
24
iS 00
28
20 30
28
19 60 1^'
I X 9
9
3'^i'
27
20 25
31K
22 84
31 ^2
22 05 S
I X lo
lO
34^2
30
22 50
35
25 38
35
24 50 S
1 X II II
38-
33
24 75
3SI,
27 92
38I2
26 95 "
29 40 "■
I X 12
12
4lM'
36 27 00
42
30 45
42
I X 13
13
aaH'
39 29 25
45 '2
32 99
45,^2
31 85
I X 14
14
4778
42 31 50
49
35 53
49
34 30
I X 15
15
51
45 33 75
3S 07
52ii
36 75
I X i6
l6
54
48 36 00
56
40 60
56
39 20
I X iS
i8
6o?8;
54 40 50
63 45 68
63
44 10
I X 20
20
66^-
60 4S 00
70 50 75
70
49 00
I X 22
22
73^'
66 49 50
77 55 83
77
53 90
I X 24
24
79 '»
72 54 00
84 60 90
84
:;8 80
I X 26
26
S6ls
7S ;S 50
91 65 98
91
63 70
o
u.
u.
o
t
For List of Special Height Radiators see )K>ttoni of page iT. NOTE.— The above prices arc for all Radiators 36' high, or under to 30' high.
THIRTY INCHES HIGH. ONE ROW OF LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT OX THE 1 1 Each Loop Represents 2U, Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 Feel of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES. 1 Heating Snrface.
Healing Surface.
Heating Snrface.
List Price.
List Price.
List Price.
Width of Base, r,u; inches.
Per Foot, 85c. Per Loop, SS.13.
Per Foot, 82Mc. Per Loop, $2.48.
1 Per Foot, 80c. Per Loop, SS.40.
I X <!
3
12'
7H
16 38
9
$7 43
9
$7 20
I X 4
4
1514'
10
8 50
12
9 90
12
9 60
I X 5
5
isjr
12^
10 63
15
12 38
15
12 00
I X 6
6
2l3^'
15
12 75
iS
14 85
18
14 40
I X 7
7
25!^'
I7J^
14 88
21
17 33
21
16 80
I X s
8
281^
20
17 00
24
19 80
24
19 20
I X 9
9
3i}r
221^
19 13
27
22 28
27
21 60
I X 10
10
34 J^"
25
21 25
30
24 75
30
24 00
I X II
II
38'
27M
23 38
33
27 23
33
26 40
I X 12
12
41^4'
30
25 50
36
29 70
36
28 80
I X 13
13
44?8'
32>^
27 63
39
32 18
39
31 20
I X 14
14
4778'
35
29 75
1 42
34 65
42
33 60
I X 15
It
51
37^2
31 88
! 45
37 13
45
36 00
I X 16
16
54'
40
34 00
48
39 60
48
38 40
1 X iS
iS
605-
45
38 25
54
44 55
54
43 20
I X 20
20
66;^'
50
42 50
60
49 50
60
48 00
I X 22
22
73!^"
55
46 75
66
54 45
66
=;2 80
I X 24
24
79 '8 '
60
51 00
72
59 40
72
57 60
I X 26
26
S6l«-
65
55 25
7S
64 35
78
62 40
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 27. NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 30" high, or under to 34' high.
TWENTY-FOUR
INCHES HIGH
. ONE ROW OF
LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT OX THE
Each Loop Represents 2 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 2,S Feet of
Each Loop Represents 2S Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per Foot, $1.00. Per Loop, $2 00.
Per Fool, OT^c. Per Loop, $2.28.
Per Fi ot, 95c. Per Loop. $2.22.
1 X
3 1 3
12'
6
$6 00
7
*6 83
7
$665
I X
4 1 4
15M'
8
8 00
9^
9 10
9l4
8 £7
I X
5 \ 5
iS"^'
10
10 00
11.S'
11 38
II?i
11 08
I X
6 1 6
2I%-
12
12 00
14
13 65
14
13 30
J X
7 1 ~
25^'
14
14 00
i6\'
15 93
I6J3
15 52
I X
8 1 S
28 J^'
16
16 00
I8?i
18 20
i8?i
17 73
I X
9 1 9
3i>^' ,
18
18 00
21
20 48
21
19 95
I X
10 i 10
34i^-
20
20 00
23'^3
22 75
23¥
22 17
I X
II 1 II
38'
22
22 00
25?3'
25 03
25%
24 38
I X
12 12
41k''
24
24 00
28
27 30
28
26 60
1 X
13 13
44%:
26
26 00
30J3'
29 58
3013^
28 82
I X
14 14
47 Jr
28
28 00
3273
31 85
32.S'
31 03
I X
15 15
51
30
30 00
35
34 13
35
33 25
I X
16 16
54
32
32 00
37^3'
36 40
37^3^
35 47
I X
18 1 iS
6033"
36
36 00
42
40 95
42
39 90
I X
20 20
66 J^'
40
40 00
46f3^
45 50
46*3'
44 33
I X
22 22
73?i'
44
44 00
51^3
50 05
51^3
4S 77
I X
24 24
79 Js' 1
48
48 00
56
54 60
56
53 20
I X
26 26
86l«'
52
t2 00
60-3
59 15
60^,
57 63
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 21. NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 34' high, and under.
Co -7/ ^-2_
21
r/\A.GRIFFiNGnRON"C0'
BUNDY'
n^uadi] Qwo J^ovv^ QteaiT. ^Mirecl ^^adiatcr.
Fig. 2.
Fig. 2 represents the Bimdy Two Row Steam Direct Radiator which has an open base in the form of a loop (see
Fig. 34), through which sufficient air passes to tlie inside surface of the Radiator. A Radiator with small air openings,
or none at all, cannot compare favorably with the Bundy which has the largest openings of any Radiator made. When
used with feed and return on the same end (see Fig. 30), this radiator is equivalent to a One Row Radiator of double
the length, owing to the septum in the base, and with our Partition Base one-half of the Radiator can be in u.se while
the other half remains idle, or the entire Radiator may be used at one time. This is a good Radiator for the Direct-
Indirect Box Base System (see Figs. 24, 25 and 20). For different ways of tapping see Fig. 30.
FORTY
-TWO INCHES
HIG-H, TWO ROWS OF
LOOPS.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
,
ST.tADAni).
E\LARGED.
EXTEXDED SURFACE. |
JX VJAl i.U.^
Each Loop Kepreeents 3>3 Feet ol
Each Loop Represents" iJi Feet of
Each Loop Repr
»cnt8 4'4 Feet of
Heating Surface.
Heating Surfaae.
Heating
Surface.
Width of Base, 9Ji inches.
List Pbice,
Per Foot, 70c. Per Loop, $2.45.
List Pricb
Per Foot. eT'aC. Per Loop, $2..87.
List Price t
Per Foot, 65c. Per Loop, $2.76. |
Shape
Nximber
Length
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
ol
of
of
of Heating
or Binder
of Heating
or Binder
of Heating
or Binder
Railiator.
Loops.
Radiators.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Siirface.
for Marble Top.
2 X 3
6
12"
21
$14 70
2S>^
$17 21
25>^
$16 s8
2X4
8
1 5 '4"
28
19 60
34
22 95
34
22 10
2 X 5
10
i81.^'
35
24 SO
42>^
28 69
42>^
27 «'3
2X6
12
21%
42
29 40
SI
34 43
51 ,
H 'A
2X7
14
24 's'
49
34 3°
S9>^
40 16
5g^
38 68
2 X «
16
28'r
56
39 20
68
45 ?°
68
44 20
2X9
18
31'^'
63
44 10
76^
SI 64
i^y-
49 73
2 X lO
20
34 ?8'
70
49 00
8S
5738
85
|5 ^5
2 X II
22
38;
77
53 90
93>^
^l I'
93^
60 78
2 X 12
24
4lJ^-
84
S§8o
102
68 85
102
66 30
2 X 13
26
44 ?8
91
63 70
iio>^
74 59
iio>^
71 83
2 X 14
28
4758'"
98
68 60
119
8033
119
V -25
2 X IS
30
50 Ji'
105
73 50
127K
86 07
12T4
82 88
2 X 16
32
541^
112
78 40
136 1 91 80
136
88 40
2 X 18
36
6o3f
126
88 20
153
103 28
153
99 45
2 X 20
40
(>(,%■
140
98 00
170
114 75
'1°
no 50
2 X 22
44
73K'
>54
107 80
187
126 23
187
121 55
2 X 24
48
79%"
168
117 60
204
137 70
204
132 60
2 X 26
52
86 14'
182
127 40
221
149 18
221
"43 65
For Lljt of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 47. NOTE.— The above prices are for all Badiators 42" high, or under to 86' high.
WS'Xn Regular Steam Goods Tapped 1' x %' " Right Hand."-®t
22
/\;A:eRITFlNGlRON'C"0
BUNDY-
THIRTY-SIX INCHES
HIGH. TWO ROWS OF
LOOPS.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
1 STAXDABD. |[ ENL.VEGED.
1 EXTENDED SCKFAfE.
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of [Each Loop Represents 3 1, Feet of
1 Heating Surface. 1 Heating Surface.
Each Loop Represents 3 ', Feet of
1 Heating Surface.
\ndth of Base. OH inches. 1 ^-^^ Price, (| List Pbice.
^^ 1 Per Foot. Tdc. Per Loop. $2.25. ! Per Foot. 72 ^c. Per Loop. $2.51.
1 List Pkice.
Per Foot. 70c. Per Loop. $2.45.
Shape 1 Number length |j Feet With Iron Top | Feet
With Iron Top
Feet 1 With Iron Top
of of of 1 of Heating | or Binder of Heating
or Binder
of Heating | or Binder
Badiatnr. ' Loops. BadiAtors.
Surface. 'for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Siuface. for Marble Top.
2X3 6 12'
18 1 S13 50
21
S15 23
21 i $14 70
2X4 8 isV 24
18 00
28
20 30
28
19 60
2X5 'o iS'i' 30
22 50
35
2538
35
24 so
2x6 12
21^4 1 36
27 CXJ
42
30 45
42
29 40
2 X 7
14
24'g' ! 42
31 50
49
35 53
49
34 30
2x8
16
23 Ig- 48
36 00
56
40 60
56
39 20
2x9
18
31 >4' l| 54
40 50
63
45 68
63
44 10
2 X 10
20
34^8' :
60
45 00
70
5° 75
70
49 00
2 X II
22
38; ,. 1
66
49 50
77
55 83
77
53 9°
2 X 12
24
"^'^i.
72
54 00
84
60 90
84
S8 80
2 X 13
26
^H
78
S8 50
91
6598
91
63 70
2 X 14
28
47*8' |i 84
63 00
98
7.1 05
98
68 60
2 X 15
30
Jo's' |: 90
67 so
105
76 13
105
73 50
2 X 16 32
54>8 9^
72 00
112
81 20
112
78 40
2 X 18 36
6o»^' loS
81 00
126
91 35
126
88 20
2 X 20 40
66^g' 120
90 00 1
140
loi 50
140
98 00
2 X 22 44
73!^' 132
99 00 , 154
III 65
154
f07 80
2 X 24 48
79?^' 144
108 00 16S
121 80
168
H7 60
2 X 26 52
86l^' 156
117 00 182
131 95
182
127 40 1
For List of Special Height Badiators see bottom of page ;
NOTE.— The above prices are for all Eadiators 36' high, or under to 30' high.
THIRTY INCHES HIGH. TWO ROWS OF
LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT OS THE
Each Loop Represents 2 S Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
List Price,
List Price,
Per Foot 85c. Per Loop, $2.13.
Per Foot. 82 ijc. Per Loop. $2.48.
Per Foot. 80c. Per Loop. $2.40.
2X3
6
12'
IS
SI2 7s
18
S14 85
18
S14 40
2X4
8
15^4"
20
17 00
24
19 So
24
19 20
2X5
10
mr
25
21 25
30
24 75
30
24 00
2x6
12
213^'
30
25 50
36
29 70
36
28 80
2X7
14
24 '8 '
35
29 75
42
34 05
42
33 60
2 X 8
16
2818-
40
34 00
48
39 60
48
38 40
2 X 9
iS
31I4'
45
382s
1^
44 55
54
43 20
2 X 10
20
34 "s"
50
42 so
60
49 50
60
48 00
2 X II
38;,.
55
46 75
66
54 45
66
S2 80
2 X 12
24
-"^
60
51 00
72
59 40
72
57 60
2 X 13
26
^X
65
55 25
78
64 35
78
62 40
2 X 14
28
4:'i'
70
59 50
84
69 30
84
67 20
2 X 15
30
50 '8
/3
63 75
90
74 25
90
72 00
2 X 16
54I8'
80
68 00
96
79 20
96
76 80
2 X 18
36
60^8 •
90
76 50
108
89 10
108
86 40
2 X 20
40
66^g'
100
85 00
120
99 00
120
96 00
2 X 22
44
73'4^'
IIO
93 50
132
'°? §°
132
105 60
2 X 24
48
79^4'
120
102 00
144
118 80
144
115 20
2 X 26
52
&6^-
130
no 50
156
128 70
156
124 80
For List of Special Hei^^ht Badiators see bottom of page 37. NOTE.— The abore prices are for all Radiators 30' high, or under to 34' high.
TWENTY
-FOUR
INCHES
HIGH,
TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
' T.IST OF RtnUTOR-S RrTT T 0?f TTTR
Each Loop Represents 2 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 2S Feet of
Each Loop Represents 2»i Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
List Price.
List Price.
List Price,
Per Foot, $1.00. Per Loop. $2.00.
Per Foot, 97 ',c. Per Loop, $2.28.
Per Foot. 95c. Per Loop, $2.22.
2X3
6
12'
12
S12 00
14
S13 6s
14
S13 30
2X4
8
I5¥'
16
16 00
18V3
18 20
18=^
17 73
2 X 5
10
i8i^'
20
20 00
23I3
22 75
23>S
22 17
2x6
12
2i?l'
24
24 00
28
27 30
28
26 60
2 X 7
14
24%'
28
28 00
327^
31 85
32-%
31 03
2x8
16
2SH'
32
32 00
37'A
36 40
37>^
35 46
2X9
18
3i»i'
36
36 00
42
40 95
42
39 90
2 X 10
20
34=8'
40
40 00
46?^
45 50
46%
44 33
2 X II
22
38' ,
44
44 00
Si>^
5005
5i>i
48 77
2 X 12
24
41V
48
48 00
56
54 60
1^
53 20
2 X 13
26
nH'
52
S2 00
60-%
59 15
60H
57 63
2 X 14
28
ATs'
56
S6 00
6S'A
6370
6S'A
62 07
2 X IS
30
So-i
60
60 00
70
68 2S
70
66 50
2 X 16
32
S4H-
64
64 00
74%
72 8i
74?^
70 93
2 X 18
36
6o^-
72
72 00
84
81 90
84
li^.
2 X 20
40
66 Jg-
80
80 00
93'A
91 00
93'A
88 66
2 X 22
44
73M'
88
88 00
102%
100 10
102%
97 54
2 X 24
48
79^^'
96
96 00
112
109 20
112
106 70
2 X 26
52
861^
104
104 00
I2lJ^ 118 30 1
121H
115 27
For list of Special Height Badiators see bottom of page 37. NOTE. -The above prices are for all Badiators ii' high, and under.
23
BUNDY'
piindv QiTi^ee \\ov: Q^tearu ^irect Padiatc
Fig. 3.
Fig. 3 represents the Bundy Three Eow Steam Direct Eadiator, -which has no eqxuTalent in width in any other
vertical tube Radiator on the market. It has a ba.se with liberal sized openings through which the air can pass to all
the inside surface. This Radiator can be tapped for feed and return on the same end (see Fig. 31), and can be used
with ])erfect success in connection with the One Pipe System, and like all Bundy Radiators, can be furnished with
liiglier legs tlian usual without extra cliarge when desired. For different ways of tapping see Fig. 31.
FORTY-TWO INCHES HIG-H, THREE ROWS OF LOOPS.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS UUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE I!.\SES.
STAXnARD.
1 ENLARGED.
EXTENDED SURFACE.
Each Loop Represents 3 ', Feet of
Heating Surface.
Each Loop Represents 4 »4 Feet of
Heating Surface.
Each Loop Represents 4 ^i Feet of
Heating Surface.
chea
List Price,
List Price,
List Pbick,
Per Foot. 7nc Per Loop, $2.4.^.
Per Foot, 67 ',c. Per Loop, $2.87.
Per Foot, 65c. Per Loop, $2.76.
tUupe
Nnmber
LeuKtli
Feet
Willi Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
of
of Heating
or Binder
of Heating
or Binder
of Heating
or Binder
lUdlalor.
Loops.
Radiators.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top
3X3
9
.2X'
3'^
$22 05
38X S2S 82
38-4: $24 86
3 X 4
12
ISK"
42
29 40
SI 34 43
5' 33 15
3 X S
'5
iS'A'
52'-'
36 75
63H
43 03
63H 41 44
3X6
1 3
22'
63
44 10
76'A
51 64
76'A 49 73
3 X 7
21
25^'
7i'i
51 45
89X
60 25
89X 58 02
3X8
24
28>^"
84
58 8o
102
68 85
102 66 30
3 X 9
27
3''A'
94>^
66 15
114IC
77 46
"4U 74 59
127;^ 1 82 88
3 X lo
30
34^"
10s
73 50
J27'A
86 07
3 X u
33
39
"'5^
80 §5
140X
94 38 1
J40X 91 J7
3 X 12 36
42
126
88 20
"S3
103 28
153 99 45
3 X 13 39
45^"
^36'A
95 55
'65^
III 88
i(>5H 107 73
3 X IS 45
5'¥"
'STA
no 2%
191X
129 10
191X 1 124 32
For Ust of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 27. NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 42' high, or nodcr to 36' high.
O^^All Regular Steam Goods Tapped 1"
24
"Kigrlit nanil.'"^a
AAGRIFFING IRONCO
BUNDY'
THIRTY-SIX INCHES HIG-H, THREE ROWS OF LOOPS.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS
STANDARD.
1 ENLARGED.
EXTENDED SURFAIE.
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
Each Loop Repreeeuts 3 ^a Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 S Feet of
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base, 13 S i
jches.
List Price,
Per Foot. 75c. Per Loop, $2.25.
List Price,
Per Foot, 72 'aO. Per Loop, $2.54.
List Price.
Per Foot. 70c. Per Loop. $2. 15.
Leu^tll
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
of
of
of
of Heating
or Binder
of Heating
or Binder
of Heating
or Binder
Radiator.
LoopB.
Radiators.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
3X3 9
I2X"
27
J20 25
3'^
$22 84
31/2
S22 05
3X4
12
15^"
36
27 00
^ ,
30 45
42
29 40
3 X S
IS
iSVz"
45
33 75
t2'A
3807
52?^
36 75
3X6
18
22"
54
40 50
63
45 68
^3 .
44 10
3 X 7
21
2sH"
63
47 25
py^
53 29
P'^ 1 51 45
3X8
24
2SH"
72
54 00
84
60 90
84 58 80
3 X 9
27
31'A'
81
60 75
94>^
68 52
94.5^ 66 15
3 X lo
30
34^"
39
90
67 so
105
76 13
105
73 50
3 X II
33
74 25
i^s'A
83 74
ii5>^
80 §5
3 X 12
36
42"
108
81 00
126
91 35
126
88 20
3 X 13
39
4S>^"
117
87 75
I36>^
98 97
136^^
95 55
3 X 15
45
51^"
135
loi 25
IS7K
114 20
157K
no 25
For List of Special Height Radiators fee bottom of page 27. KOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 36" tigh,
THIRTY INCHES HIGH, THREE RO"WS OF LOOPS.
LIST OP RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
Each Loop Represents 2>a Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Per Foot. aSc. Per Loop, $2.13.
Per Foot. 82 ijc. Per Loop, $2.48.
Per Foot. 80c. Per Loop. $2.40.
3 X 3
9
12X"
22^4
S19 12
27
$22 28
27
$21 60
3X4
12
isK"
30
25 50
36
29 70
36
28 80
3 X 5
15
i8>^"
37;^
31 87
45
37 13
45
36 00
3X6
18
22"
45
38 25
54
44 55
54
43 20
3 X 7
21
25H'
S2>^
44 62
63
51 9S
63
50 40
3 X 8
24
2»H"
60
51 00
72
59 40
72
57 60
3 X 9
27
3i'A"
^TA
57 37
81
6683
81
64 So
3 X 10
30
34X
Z5
63 75
90
74 25
90
72 00
3 X II
33
39
82;^
70 12
99
81 68
99
79 20
3 X 12
36
42"
90
76 50
108
89 10
108
86 40
3 X 13
39
45)4"
97'A
82 §7
117
96 53
117
93 60
3 X 15
45
51K"
112A
95 62
135
III 38
135
108 00
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of pa^e 27. NOTE.— The above prices arc for all Radiators 30' high, or under to 24" high .
TWENTY-FOUR INCHES HIGH, THREE ROWS OF LOOPS-
LIST
OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Each Loop Represents 2 Feet of
Heating Surface.
Each Loop Represents iV, Feet of
Heating Surface.
Each Loop Represents 2V3 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Width of Base, 13 >s inches.
Per Foot, $1.00. Per Loop. $2.00.
Per Foot, 97 \c. Per Loop, $2.28.
Per Foot, 9.ic. Per Loop. $2.22.
3 X
3
9
12X"
18
SiS 00
21
$20 48
21
$19 95
3 X
4
12
15K"
24
24 00
28
27 30
28
26 60
3 X
5
15
iS'A"
30
30 00
35
34 13
35
33 25
3 X
6
iS
22"
36
36 00
42
40 95
42
39 90
3 X
7
21
2SH"
42
42 00
49
47 78
49
46 55
3 X
8
24
2m"
48
48 00
56
54 60
56
5320
3 X
9
27
vA''
54
54 00
63
!o *^
63
^t^5
3 X
10
30
34X"
60
60 00
70
68 25
75 °8
70
66 50
3 X
II
33
39"
66
66 00
77
77
73 IS
3 X
IJ
36
42"
72
72 00
84
ll^
84
79 80
3 X
n
39
45%"
78
78 00
91
88 73
102 38
91
8645
3 X
'5
45
51K"
90
90 00
105
105
99 75
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of pag
NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators W high, and under.
25
)/\A.GR"'''i'^'^ 'RON CO
BUNDY'
Q^Gur ]-?GW Kundu Qteain ^Mired J-?adiatcr.
Fig. 4.
Fig. i rejjresents the Buudy Four Row Steam Direct Radiator, which has no equivalent in width in any other ver-
tical tube Radiator on the market. The base of this Radiator has a large number of air ojienings, of liberal size, so that
the entire surface of the Radiator is constantly surrounded with freely circulating air, thus giving it an advantage over
all other Radiators of equal width of from 25 to 40 per cent greater efficiency. It can be used on tlie One Pipe
System, and can be tapped on same or opposite end as shown in Fig. 32.
FORTY-TWO INCHES HIG-H, FOUR ROWS OF LOOPS.
1
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BOILT ON THE
FOLLOWIN'O SIZE BASEa.
STAXDARP.
ENLAIMJED.
EXTENDED SCKFACE.
Each Loop Represents 3 'a Feet o!
Heating Surface.
Each Loop Represents 4 '4 Feet of
Heating Surface.
Each Loop Representfl 4 '4 Feet of
Heating Surface. ^'
Widtb nf Riuio 17>>: (nxhac
List Price,
List Price
List Pbick
Per Foot, 70c. Per Loop. $2.45.
Per Foot, 67Sc. Per Loop, $2.87.
Per Foot. C5c. Per Loop, $2.76.
SUape
Number
Leu^'tli
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
of
of
of
of Heating
or Binder
of Heating
or Binder
of Heating
or Binder
Baitiator.
liOopB.
Badiatora.
Surfai^e.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
4X4
i6
I6'yi'
56
$39 20
68
S45 90
68
$44 20
4 X 5
20
I9H'
70
49 GO
85
5738
85
55 25
4 X 6
24
22%'
84
58 80
102
68 85
102
^^ 30
4 X 8
32
29X"
112
78 40
136
91 80
136
88 40
4 X lo
40
35^8"
140
98 00
170
"4 75
170
no 50
4 X 14
56
196
137 20
238
160 65
238
'54 70
4 X l8
V
<f%'
280
176 40
306
206 55
306
198 90
4 X 20
80
6TA-
ic6 00
340
229 50
340
221 00
4 X 22
88
JS'A'
308
215 60
374
252 45
374
243 '0
4 X 24
06
79H'
336 1 235 20
408
275 40
408
265 20
For Llat of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 27. KOTB. — The above prlceR are for all Radiators 4i' high, or under to 36' high.
tt^AU Regrular Steam Ooods Tapped 1' x ^4' "Right Hand."-®«
26
T— KBUtSlDY-^-
THIRTY-SIX INCHES HIG-H, FOUR ROWS OF LOOPS.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BrXLT OS THE
FOLLOWISG SIZE BASES.
STANDARD.
1 EXLAR(iED.
1 EXTENDED SlIRFAfE.
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
Heating Surface.
Each Loop Represents 3 1^ Feet of
Heating Surface.
Each Loop Represents 3 ^a Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price,
List Price,
List Price,
Per Foot 75c. Per Loop. $2.26.
Per Foot, 72 "jC. Per Loop. $2.54.
Per Foot, 70c. Per Loop. $2.45.
Shape
Number LenKth
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet 1 With Iron Top
of
of of
of Heating
or Binder
of Heating
or Binder
Radiator.
Loops. Radiators.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface. ]for Marble Top.
4X4
I6 , l6'yi~
48
S36 00
56
$40 60
56 i S39 20
4 X 5
20
"9%
60
45 00
70
5° 75
70
49 00
4X6
24
"^:
72
54 00
84
60 90
84
58 80
4X8
32
29X
96
72 00
112
81 20
112
78 40
4 X lo
4°
35^
120
90 00
140
loi 50
140
98 00
4 X 14
56
48%
16S
126 00
196
142 10
196 1 137 20
4 X i8
72
6o>4-
216
162 00
252
182 70
252 176 40
4 X 20
So
67X-
240
180 00
280
203 00
280 , 196 CO
4 X 22
SS
73;^"
264
198 00
308
223 30
308 ' 215 60
4 X 24
96
79rs' 1
28S
216 00
336
243 60
336 235 20
For List of Special Height Radiators see Bottom of page. NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 36' high, and under to 30' high.
THIRTY INCHES HIG-H. FOUR ROWS OF LOOPS.
LIST OF RAUI-ATORS BUILT ON THE
Each Loop Represents 2 ^i Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Per Foot. 85c. Per Loop. $2.13.
Per Foot, S2 ',c. Per Loop, $2.48.
Per Foot, 80c. Per Loop, $2.40.
4X4
16
i6>|-
40
§34 00
48
$30 60
48
S38 40
4 X 5
20
i9H'
§°
42 5°
60
49 50
60
48 00
4X6
24
22^"
60
51 00
72
59 40
72
57 60
4 X S
"-
29X"
80
68 00
96
79 20
96
76 80
4 X 10
40
35fS"
100
85 00
120
99 00
120
96 00
4 X 14
56
48^"
140
119 00
168
138 60
168
134 40
4 X 18
r
6o}4:-
180
153 00
216
178 20
2X6
172 So
4 X 20
80
f>lW
200
170 00
240
198 00
240
192 00
4 X 22
88
n%-
220
187 00
264
217 80
264
211 20
4 X 24
96
79H'
240
204 00
288
237 60
288
230 40
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of pag
2^0TE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 30' high and under to 'M' high.
TWENTY-FOUR INCHES HIG-H, FOUR ROWS OF LOOPS-
LIST OF RADI.\TORS BUILT ON THE
Each Loop Represents 2 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 2^-i Feet of
Each Loop Represents 2Vi Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASE.S.
1 Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base, irja it
ches.
List Price,
Per Foot $1.00. Per Loop. $2.00.
List Price,
Per Foot 9" ',c. Per Loop. $2.28.
List Price,
Per Foot S-ic. Per Loop, $2.22.
4X4
16
l6>^"
32
S32 00
37M
S36 40
37 ^^
S35 47
"^ ^ I
20
t9H'
40
40 00
46%
45 50
46?^
44 35
4X6
24
22%-
48
48 00
56
54 60
56
S3 20
4X8
32
29'4"
64
64 00
745^
72 80
74%
70 93
4 X 10
40
35H~
80
80 CO
93 K
91 00
93%
88 67
4 X 14
56
fn;
112
112 00
130%
127 40
'3°%
124 13
4 X 18
72
6o'A-
144
144 00
168
163 80
168
159 60
4 X 20
80
67X'
160
160 CO
186M
182 00
186%
177 35
4 X 22
88
73'A:
176
176 00
205 M
200 20
205%
195 06
4 X 24
96
79H
192
192 00
224
218 40
224
212 80
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page. NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators at" high and under.
List of Regular and Special Height Steam Rectangular, Circular, Column and Comer Radiators.
10"
14
18"
22"
26"
30"
34"
38"
45"
11"
IS"
19"
23°
27"
31"
35"
39
12'
i6"
20
24
28"
32"
36
40
13"
■7"
21"
25"
29"
33"
37
42"
27
BUNDY —
)ne ^ |-?GW l£ot y(/aler ^irect |-?adiator.
F:a. 35.
Piu. 3o rc|ncsciits the Bumly One Row Hot Water Direct Radiator, wliicli is, without exception, tlie most powerful Hot Water Ilealing
Radiator on tlie market. It is made from the Bundy One Row Steam Radiator, wiiicli in apjiearance it resembles, and is very narrow,
occui)yiiiK in widlli scarcely more space than tlie ordinary one inch pipe coil. Tliis Radiator holds the minimum amount of water per square
foot of surface, and hence the circulation is more rapid and the drain on the heater very much less than when any other style is used ; in fact,
the saving in fuel where the Bundy Radiator is used makes it the cheapest Radiator on the market. The ease with which the water, after
surrendering its heat, falls perpendicularly and passes from this Radiator should commend its use to all desiring the best apparatus.
The cut shows a Radiator tapped for supply connection in the upper circulating chamber, where it can be furnished without extra charge
when the overhead system of piping is used or the Radiator is wanted to set on the same or a lower level than the Hot Water Heater proi>er,
but when goods are wanted tapped this way it should be noted on the order, otherwise the regular taijping in the base will be sent
(see Fig. 36).
FORT Y-F I V E
INCHES
HIG-H,
ONE ROW OF LOOPS.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS. 1
STANDARD.
EKLAKOED.
EXTESDED SIRFACE.
LIST OF RADIATORS BCILT OX THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Each Loop Represents 4 Feet of
Heating Surface.
Each Loop Represents 4-54 Feet of
Heating Surface.
Each Loop Represents 4-tj Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price,
List Pkice,
List Prick,
Widtn of Base, 5^ Inches,
Per Foot, 85c. Per Loop, $3.40.
Per Foot, 8-%c. Per Loop, $3.92
Per Foot, 80c. Per Loop. $3.80.
Shape
Number
Length
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
Witli Iron Top
of
of
of
of Heating
or Arranged
of Heating
or Arranged
of Heating
or Arranged
Radiator.
I X 3
Loops.
Radiators.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Mai ble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Toj).
3
12"
12
$10 20
uH
$11 76
14'4
$11 40
I X 4
4
15,'4"
i6
13 60
19
15 68
I'J
15 20
• X 5
5
i»H'
20
17 00
23¥
19 60
23!*^
ig 00
I X 6
6
21%'
24
20 40
28^^
23 52
28^
22 80
I X 7
7
25HI
28 23 So
33J^
27 43
33'i
26 60
I X 8
8
2&Vt"
32 27 2o
38-
31 35
3* ,
30 40
I X 9
9
31}^'
36 30 60
42.=?:^
35 28
42M
34 20
I X 10
lo
34!r
40 34 00
47>2
39 19
47M
38 00
I X II
II
38"
44 37 40
52>4
43 12
52Ji
41 80
I X 12
12
41^"
48 40 80
57
47 03
57
45 60
I X 13
13
44%"
52 44 20
61K
50 95
6i?4
49 4"
1 X M
14
4iys
56 47 60
66K
54 87
66k<
53 20
1 X 15
>5
51'
60 51 00
71}^
58 79
VK
57 o"
1 X 16
16
54"
64 54 40
76
62 70
76
60 80
1 X l8
i8
605^-
72 61 20
85M
70 54
85K
68 40
I X 20
20
66 Jg-
80 68 00
95
78 38
95
76 00
I'or List of Sjiccial Height Radiators see bottom of page 33. NOTE,— The above prices are for all Radiators 45' high, and nnder to 3!)' high.
t&'kW Regular Hot Water Goods Tapped 1,14" X IJ4" "Right Hand."'-©8
28
AA.GRIFFING IRON CO
BUNDY'
THIRTY-NINE INCHES HIGH, ONE ROW OF LOOPS.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS. |
STAXDARI).
tNLARGED.
EXTEXDEI) SURFACE.
Each Loop Represents 3 ^3 Feet ot
Each Loop Represents 4 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 4 Feet ot
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
■Width of Base, 5>i inches.
List Pbice,
List Price.
List Price,
Per Foot 90c. Per Loop, $3.15.
Per Foot, 87 '.c. Per Loop. $3.50.
Per Foot. 85c. Per Loop. $3.40.
Shape 1 Number
Length
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet I With Iron Top
of of
of
of Heating
or Binder
of Heatins;
or Binder
of Heating | or Bincier |
Radiator 1 Loops.
Badiators.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
foi JTarble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
I X 3 3
12"
io;4
$ 9 45
12
Sio 50
12
Sio 20
1X4 4
151^'
14
12 60
16
14 00
16
13 60
I X 5 S
18}^'
I7>2
■5 75
20
17 50
20
17 00
1X6 6
2l3^'
21
18 90
24
21 00
24
20 40
I X 7
7
25!^
2412 22 05
28
24 50
28 23 80
I X 8
8
281^
28 25 20
32
28 00
32 1 27 20
I X 9
9
311^"
3i>^ j 28 35
36
31 50
36 30 60
I X lo
10
^^V,'
35 31 50
40
35 °o
40 34 00
1 X II
II
38"
38>i
34 65
44
38 50
44 37 40
I X 12
12
W
42
37 80
48
42 00
48 40 80
I X 13
13
44^8"
45>^
40 95
5?
45 5"
52 1 44 20
I X 14
■4
477^
49
44 10
f
49 CO
56 47 60
I X 15
15
51"
52>^
47 25
60
52 50
60 51 00
'- X 16
16
54'
56 ' 50 40
64
56 00
04 54 40
I X 18
18
6oS^'
63 i 56 70
^
63 00
72 , 5 1 20
I X 20 20
tty^'
70 ] 63 00
70 00
80 1 68 00
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page c
NOTE. — The above prices are for all Radiators 39' high, and under to 33' high.
THIRTY-THREE
INCHES HIG-H
, ONE
ROW OF LOOPS.
LIST OF RADL\TOBS BUILT ON THE
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 ' j Feet of
Each Loop Represents 'A^^ I'eet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base, 5I»j inches.
List Price,
Per Foot, $1.00. Per Loop. $3.00.
List Price,
Per Foot, 97 'jc. Per Loop. $3.41.
List Price,
Per Foot 95c. Per Loop. $3.33.
I X
3
3
12'
9
5 9 00
10;^
Sio 24
lO'^
5 9 98
I X
4
4
isJr
12
12 00
14
13 65
14
13 30
I X
5
5
i8J^"
15
15 00
^VA
17 06
17/2
16 63
I X
6
6
21M
iS
18 00
21
20 48
21
19 05
I X
7
7
25ir
21
21 00
24>^
23 89
24>^
23 28
I X
S
8
231^"
24
24 00
28
27 30
28
26 60
I X
9
9
si^r
27
27 00
l^M
30 7'
3i>^
29 93
I X
10
10
34^r
30
30 00
35
34 13
33 25
I X
II
II
3^"..
33
33 00
38><
37 54
38/2
36 57
I X
13.
12
4I14
36
36 00
42
40 95
42
39 90
I X
13
13
44?8"
39
39 °o
45^
44 36
45>^
43 23
I X
14
14
47;^'
42
42 00
49
47 78
49
4655
I X
15
■5
51'
45
45 00
52>^
51 19
52>i
49 88
I X
16
16
54
48
48 00
56
54 60
56
53 20
I X
18
18
eoSg"
54
54 00
63
61 43
63
59 85
I X
20
20
66?^"
6j
60 00
70
68 25
70
66 50
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 33. NOTE— The above prices are for all Radiators .13" high, and under to sr" high.
TWENTY
-SEVEN
INCHES HIGH, ONE ROW OF LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
Each Loop Represents 2 14 Feet 0:
Each Loop Kepresents 2| Feet ot
Each Loop Represents 2| Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base, 5J3 inches.
List Price,
Per Foot $1.15. Per Loop, $2.88
List Price.
Per Foot $11212'. Per Loop, $3.19.
8>^ S 9 57
List Price,
Per Foot $1.10. Per Loop. $3.12.
I X 3
3
12'
7^
S 8 63
^%
S 9 35
I X 4
4
15'r
10
II 50
IlH 12 75
I I '-5
12 47
' ^ \
5
I8J^"
12;^
1438
W/f, 15 94
I4H
1558
I X 6
6
21M"
IS
17 25
17 19 13
17
18 70
I X 7
7
25"^"
17K
20 13
19% 22 32
\<fA
21 82
I X 8
8
28^"
20
23 00
22?^ 25 51
22%
24 97
I X 9
9
-i^Vi
22>^
25 88
25 K 28 69
"§^.
28 05
I X 10
10
34^"
25
28 75
2%y, 31 ss
28M
31 17
I X II
II
38;'
27>^
31 63
31H 35 °7
3«H
34 29
I X 12 ! 12
4iJi
30
34 50
34 38 25
34
37 40
I X 13 13
-M?^:
32,J^
3738
36% 41 44
36%
40 54
I X 14 14
47%
35
40 25
39'-^ 44 63
39%
43 63
I X 15 15 51"
37>^
43 13
V-y?. 47 82
41^
45 65
I X 16 16 54"
40
46 00
45>3 51 00
45M
49 87
I X 18 iS 6oS^'
45
51 75
51 1 57 38
51
56 10
I X 20 20 1 66^'
50
57 .50
56'! 1 63 75
56^/3
62 34 1
For Lift of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page S
NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 87" high, and under.
29
^AA.GRIFFINGIRONC0
EKSD' ClTY.NJ
:^^/C/)rRADlMC^SS
BUNDY
T>
^..^^ J-- JV
J£^^^--
^■;-" n?
Fig. 36.
Fig. 36 represents the Bundv Two Row Hot Water Direct Radiator which has a base and upper circulating chamber, both made in the form
of a loop (see Fig. 34 > with large openings, through which freely circulating air can pass to the inside surface of the Radiator. This feature
makes this Radiator from 2.J to 40 per cent, more efficient than any other Radiator, having only small air openings in the base, or none at all,
as is oftentimes the case. It can be furnished tapped for floor and return pipes at the same end, without extra charge, when it is equivalent
to a One Row Radiator of double its length, owing to the septum cast in the base and in the upi>er circulating chamber, and with our parti-
tion base and upper circulating chamber, one-half of the Radiator can be in use while the other half remains idle, or the entire Ratliator may
be used at one time. This represents a great saving of fuel and prevents overheating of apartments. Aiso this Radiator is a great success in
connection with the Direct-Indirect Box Base System (see Figs. 24, 2-5 and 26t. and can be tapped in the upper circulating chamber as shown
in Fig. .3-5 if required, for which no extra charge will be made.
FORTY-FIVE INCHES HIG-H, TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
LIST OF R.\DlATORS BCTLT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BiSES.
STA.MIAKU.
t.\TE.\iHiU SIKFAIK.
Each Loop RepresentB 4 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 4^ Feet of
Each Loop Represents H^ Feet of
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base, !^ inc
hes. 1
List Price.
List Pbicb.
List Peice,
Per Foot, 85c. Per Loop. $3.40.
Per Foot. 82Wc. Per Loop. t3.9S
Feet j With Iron Top
Per Foot. 80c. Per Loop, $3.80.
Feet With Iron Top
Shape 1 Number
Length |
Feet
With Iron Top
of of
of Heatmg
or Arransed
of Heating 1 or Arranged
of Heating or Arranged
Radiator.
Loops.
Badiators.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface. for Marble Top.
2SJ2 ! $23 52
Surface. for Marble Top.
2S».< $22 So
2X3
6
12'
24
$20 40
2X4
8
IS?*'
32
27 20
38 1 31 36 1
38 30 40
2 y 3
10
mf
40 i 34 00
47^
39 20
47J^
38 00
2X6
12
21»i'
48
40 80
57
47 04
57
45 60
2X7
14
247«'
56
47 60
66 J^
5486
661^
53 20
2X8
16
281^'
64
54 40
76
62 70
76
60 80
2X9
18
31 '4'
72
61 20
»5H
70 56
85K
68 40
2 X 10
20
34 -'s' 1
80
68 00
95
78 38
95
76 00
2 X II
22
38' 1
88
74 80
104 J^
86 24
104}^
83 60
2 X 12
24
41'*' '
96
81 60
114
94 06
114
91 20
2 X 13
26
44?8' '
104
88 40
123H
101 90
123!^ ! 98 80
2 X 14
28
47i^g' j
112
95 20
133
109 74
133 106 40
2 X 15
30
5o7i,' !
120
. 102 00
I42j^ 1 117 58
142*^ 114 10
2 X i6
32
54'8
128 108 80
152 125 40
i:;2 121 60
2 X i8
36
(>o%'
144 122 40
171 141 oS
171 136 80
2 X 20 1 40
6b 7«'
lf)0 136 00
iqo I?6 -(>
190 T52 o<>
For List of Special Height R»dia'or« sie bottom of page .*?. NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators ■!.", high.
gSTAll Begnlar Hot Water Goods Tapped 114' X IH' "Right Hand."-=?
nd under to 39' high.
30
AAGRIFFING IRON CO
zr^vzi^, JERSEY CITY.NJ j'^cfS,
BUNDY"
THIRTY-NINE INCHES HIGH, TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
FOR STANDARD ENLARGED OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
LIST OP RADIATORS BUILT ON TIiE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Sl'ANDAItn.
KNLA
Each Looi) Repr
Heating
UJKI).
KXTENUKl) SURFACE.
Each Loop Represents 4 Feet of
Heating Surface
Each Loop RepresentH 3J^ Feet of
Heatini; Surface.
etents 4 Feet of
Surface.
TTidth of Base, 0;)^ inches.
List Price.
Per Foot, 90c. Per Loop, $3.15.
List Price.
Per Foot grj^c. Per Loop. $3..'50.
List
Per Foot. 8Sc.
Price.
Per Loop. $3.40,
Shape
Number
Length
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
of
or
of Heating
or Arranged
of Heating
or Arranged
of Heating
or Arranged
Radiator.
Loops.
Radiators.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
2 X 3
6
12"
21
$18 90
24
$21 00
24
%20 40
2 X 4
S
153^"
28
25 20
32 28 00
32
27 20
2 X 5
lO
i8Ji"
35
31 50
40 35 00
40
34 00
2X6
12
2i?i"
42
37 80
48
42 00
48
40 80
2X7
14
24 J^"
49
44 10
56
49 00
56
47 60
2 X 8
10
281^"
56
50 40
64
56 00
64
54 40
2 X 9
i8
31 M"
63 -
56 70
72
63 00
72
61 20
2 X lo
20
34?8"
70
63 00
80
70 00
80
68 00
2 X II
22
38"
69 30
88
77 00
88
74 80
2 X 12
24
41 Ji" •
«4
75 60
96
84 00
96
81 6(1
2 X 13
26
44%" '
91
Si 90
104
gi 00
104
88 40
2 X 14
28
47?8"
98
88 20
112
98 00
112
95 20
2 X 15
3°
50^"
105
94 50
120
105 00
120
102 00
2 X i6
32
54J-4"
112
100 80
128
112 00
128
108 80
2 X i8
36
6o3s"
12O
113 40
144
126 00
144
122 40
2 X 20
40
66^8"
140
126 C(l
160 ' 140 00
160
136 00
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 33. NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 39' high, and under to C3" high.
THIRTY-THREE INCHES HIG-H, TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 ^a Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3.S Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per Foot, $1.00. Per Loop, $3.00.
Per Foot, 97 ',c. Per Loop. $3.41.
Per Foot, 95c. Per Loop, $3.33.
2X3
6
12"
18
$18 00
21
$20 48
21
«i9 95
2X4
S
I5I4"
24
24 00
28
27 30
28
26 60
2 X 5
10
^8<2:
30
30 00
35
34 12
35
33 26
2 X 6
12
2I?4
36
36 00
42
40 96
42
39 90
2 X 7
14
24/'8
42
42 00
49
47 78
49
46 56
2 X s
16
28^8
4S
48 00
56
54 60
56
53 20
2X9
iS
3i>4"
54
54 00
63
61 42
63
59 86
2 X 10
20
34'^8"
60
60 00
70
68 26
70
66 50
2 X II
22
33"
66
66 00
77
7508
77
73 '4
2 X 12
24
41I4"
72
72 00
S4
81 90
84
79 80
2 X 13
26
44?8"
7S
78 00
9'
88 72
91
86 46
2 X 14
28
47?8"
84
84 00
98
95 56
98
93 10
2 X 15
30
5O/8"
90
90 00
105
102 38
105
99 76
2X1^
32
54^8"
96
96 00
112
109 20
112
106 40
2 X 18
36
Co^g"
108
108 00
126
132 86
126
119 70
2 X 20
40
66^8"
120
120 00
140
136 50
140
133 00
Fcr List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 33.
TWENTY-SEVEN INCHES HIG-H, TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Each Loop Represents 2,»j Feet of
Heating Surface.
Each Loop Represents 2| Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Each Loop Represents 2| Feet ul"
Heating Surface.
List Price
Width of Base, 99| inches.
Per Foot. $1.16. Per Loop, $2.88.
Per Foot, $1.12 ij. Per Loop. $3.19.
Per Foot, $1.10. Per Loop, $3.12.
2X3 6
12
IS
$17 26
17
S19 14
!7
$18 70
2x4
8
isi-r
20
23 00
222,^
25 50
222^
24 94
2X5
ro
's<2:
25
28 76
2%%
28M
31 16
2x6
12
213,4"
30
34 50
34
38 26
34
37 40
2X7
'4
24^^'
35
40 26
39:^
44 64
397i
43 64
2x8
16
28lg"
40
46 00
45J'3
51 02
45 >1
49 94
2X9
18
3i>4"
45
51 76
51
57 38
51 ,
56 10
2 X 10
20
34=8"
50
57 5°
56%
63 76
f%
62 34
2 X II
22
38"
55
63 26
bzy.
70 14
^1^
68 58
2 X 12
24
41 1^"
60
69 00
68
76 50
68
74 80
2 X 13
26
44%'
65
74 76
73?3
82 88
73%
81 08
2 X 14
28
47?'8"
70
80 50
79M
89 26
79K
87 26
2 X 15
30
50.J&"
75
86 26
85
95 64
^^ /
9' 3°
2 X 16
32
54ji"
80
92 00
90^
102 00
90%
99 74
2 X 18
36
60%"
90
103 50
102
114 76
102
112 20
2 X 20
40
66 JS"
100
115 00
^nVi
127 50
"3M
124 67
For L'st of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 33, NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 27" high, and tmder.
31
BUNDY'
2p)undij Qhree /J\QW '^^Tcl yl/ater ^ired J^adiator
Fig. 30^ represents the Bandy Three Kow Hot Water Direct liadiator which, for comiiactness and efficiency, has
no equivalent in width in any other Kadiator on the market. Like all Biindy Radiators the base and the upper
circulating chambers are liberally supplied with openings for the air to pass through to the inner surface. This Three
Row Hot Water Radiator is a special make, costing more than the One or Two Row, and so the list j)rices below will be
found somewhat higher.
It can be tapped for flow and return jjipes on the same or opposite ends, or can have flow pipe connect into the
upper circulating chamber (see Fig. .35) for use with the overhead system of piping, or when the Radiator is to set on
the same or lower level than the Hot Water Heater proper.
FORTY-FIVE INCHES HIG-H, THREE ROWS OF LOOPS.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
LIST OF K.\DIATORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
STAADAKD.
KNLAEOED.
EXTKNDED SURFACE. 1
Each Loop Ropreeents 4 Feet of
Each Loop licprcsents 4-}i Feet of
Each Loop Repreeente 4^ Feet of
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
List Priob.
Per Foot, 95c. Per Loop, $3.H0.
Por Foot. 92Uc P.T Loop. $4. .■?!).
Per Foot. 90c. Per Loop, $4.28.
Sbupe
of
dumber
Length
of
Feet
With Iron Top
Feel
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron '1 op
of
of Heating
or Arranged
for MarbleTop.
of Heating
or Arranged
of Heating
or Arranged
tor Marble Top.
Kadiator.
Loop^.
Rsdlatnrfi.
Snrface.
Surfac".
for Marble Top.
Surface.
3 X 3
9
12^"
36 1 $34 20
42,''4
$39 54
4--'i
$38 48
3 X 4
12
isjr
48 45 60
57
52 73
57
?I 30
3 X 5
'5
li'f
60
57 00
71 '4'
65 91
71 V
64 13
3 X C
i3
22'
72
68 40
85!^
79 09
85'^
76 95
3 X 7
21
^5?»:
84
79 80
99?i
92 27
99?4"
89 78
3 X 8
24
2*?r
96
91 20
114
105 45
114
102 60
3 X 9
27
31}^:
108
102 60
128'.^
118 63
I28'4'
115 43
3 X 10
30
34!i'
120
114 00
1421^
131 81
I42I0
128 25
3 X II
33
39'
132
125 40
156M
144 99
i56;'i
141 o3
3 X 12
36
42
144
136 80
171
158 18
171
153 9"
3 X 13
3-)
45>r
156
148 20
185I4'
171 36
I8514
166 73
3 X 15 1 45
Si%' .
180 171 00
213%:
197 72
213^4
iq2 38
For List of Special Height Radiators Sop bottom of page Xi. NOTE.— Tlie above prices arc for all Radiators 45" high, and under to 39' high.
JteP"All Regular Hot Wiitor (;oo(ls Tapped 1^" X IW "Right Hand."-«i
32
. AAGRIFFINGJRONCO
BUNDY-
THIRTY-NINE INCHES HIGH, THREE ROWS OF LOOPS.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
1
1
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT 0
N THE
STAXDARD.
EXLABOED.
KXTESDED SI KFAIE.
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES
1 Bach Loop Represents 3Vi Feet of
Each Loop Represents 4 Feet uf
Each Loop Represents 4 Feet of
Heaiin£ Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Snrface.
Width of Base, 1314 inches.
List Prick.
List Price.
List Price.
' Per Foot. $1 .00. Per Loop. ?;? 30.
Per Foot. Qri^c. Per Loop. S3 90
Per Foot, Kc. Per Loop. J3.80
Shape Number
Length
Feet With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet Wiih Iron Top
of of
of
of Heating or Arranged
of Healing
or Arranged
, of Healing or .\rr3nged
Radiator Loops.
Radiators.
Surface for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Snrface. i for Marble Top.
3X3 9 1
I2>4'
31 Vi
$31 50
36
$35 10
36
$St 20
3 X 4
12
15^-
42
42 00
48
46 80
48
45 60
3 X 5
1
isi,-
52',-
52 50
60
58 50
60
57 00
3X6
15
22
63
63 00
72 : 70 20
72
68 40
3 X 7
21
25^8
73I0-
73 50
S4
Si 90
S4
79 80
3 X S
24
2S-»8
84
84 00
96
93 60
96
91 20
3 X 9
27
31^2'
94^2 94 50
108
105 30
108
102 60
3 X 10
30
34I4
105 1 105 00
120
117 00
120
114 00
3 X II
33
59
115^2 115 50
132
1 28 70
! 132
125 40
3 X 12
36
42
126 126 00
144
140 40
j 144
136 80
1 3 X 13
39
45' 8
1361., 136 50
i;6
i:;2 10
156
14S 20
1 3 X 15
45
5 1 '4
157I, 1=,- 50
'So 175 50
1 iSo 171 00 1
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page. NOTB.— The abore prices are for all Radiators 39' high, and under to 33' high.
THIRTY-THREE INCHES HIGH. THREE ROWS OF LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT OX THE
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3U Feet of
Each Loop Represents 31^ Feet of
FOLLOWmG SIZE BASES.
Heating Snrface.
Heatins Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base, IStj inches.
Per Foot, $1.10. Per Loop, $3.30.
Per Foot, $1.07H. Per Loop. $3 76.
31 1-, 1 I33 Sb
Per Foot. Sl-tB- Per Loop, $3.68.
3 X
3 , 9
27 *2y 70
31 h
$33 03
3 X
4 ' 12 15'..
36
39 60
42 45 15
42
44 10
3 X
5 I- iS^'
45
49 50
52!^ 56 44
52^2
55 13
3 X
6
iS 22'
54
59 40
63 67 73
63
66 15
■ 3 X
7
21 1 25=8'
63
69 30
73*2 79 oi
73J2
77 iS
3 X
8
24
28?^'
i '-
79 20
84 90 30
84
88 20
3 X
9
27
3lJ^'
\ Si
89 10
94^2 loi 59
94>2
99 23
3 X
10
30
UW
I 90
99 00
105 112 SS
105 no 25
3 X
II
33 1 39'
99
io8 90
115^0 124 16
IlSVi 121 28
3 X
12
36 42"
108
iiS 80
126 , 135 45
126 132 30
3 X
13 39 45IS
117
12S 70 ,
136I0 146 74
1361., 143 33
3 X
15 1 45 5l-''4
135
14S 50
1"^, 169 31
I57^.> 165 33
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page.
f for all Radiators 33* high, and under to 27* high.
TWENTY-SEVEN INCHES HIGH, THREE ROWS OF LOOPS-
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT OX THE
Each Loop Represents 21^ Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 5-6 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 2 5-6 Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Snrface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Snrface.
List Price.
List Prick.
List Price.
Width of Base, 13>« inches.
Per Foot, $1.».
Per Loop. $3. 13.
$2S 13
Per Foot. $1.22!^. Per Loop, $3.47.
Per Foot. $1.20. Per Loop. S3.40
3 X
3 ! 9 1 1214'
22>^
251. , $31 24
25^2
$30 60
3 X
4 12 151^'
30 37 50
34 1 41 65
34
40 So
3 X
5 15 . iSi^-
37"^., 46 SS
42^^ 52 06
421,
51 00
3 X
6 iS 22'
'45 .56 25
?I 62 48
51
6i 20
3 X
7 21 25»g'
52.I2
65 63
59I, 72 89
59>2
71 40
3 X
S 24 28%'
60
75 00
68 1 S3 30
68
Si 60
3 X
9 27 3lJ^'
67^2
84 38
76>i ! 93 71
76I2
91 80
3 X
10 30 34^4'
' 75
93 75
S5 104 13
85
102 00
3 X
II 33 39
821^
103 13
93^2' 114 54
93Js'
112 20
3 X
12 36 42'
90
112 50
102 124 9;
102 1 122 40
3 X
13 39 ' 45ls'
Q7I., 121 S5
iioi., , 135 36
iioi^ 132 60
3 X
15 45 1 5i\
112I., 140 63
I27I., 156 IQ
127I., 153 00
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page. SOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators ST" high, and under.
List of Regular and Special Height Hot Water Rectangnlar, Circular and Comer Radiators.
10'
1 M-
iS'
22'
26'
1 30'
.■4
3S'
! -»?'
II
!;
10
23
27
31
35
39
12
nv
20
^4
2^
~2
;'■
40
13'
17
21
-5
20
-'"
42
B®=A11 Rearular Hot Water Goods Tapped l^^' X IH' "Bight Hand."=®a
33
BUNDY'
3
uaciu
rcular Qleani ^irect j-?adialGr
Fi3. 5.
Fto. 5 represents the Buudy Circular Steam Direct Radiator. The heating surface of this Eadiator is eveuly
distributed nearest the outer edge of the base, while large openings through the base keep a continual supply of air
passing up through the Radiator at all times. It is the most powerful heating Circular Radiator on the market.
FORTY-TWO INCHES HIG-H,
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS. j
LLST OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
STA>nARD.
EXtARGED.
E.\TEJ(DED SrUFACE. 1
Each Loop Representa 3 »j Feet of
Each Loop Represents 4 '4 Feet of Each Loop Represents l^i Feet oft
FOLLOWING SIZE BAi?ES.
Ueating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Stirface.
List Price.
\ List Price.
List Price.
Per Foot T.io. Per Loop. $2.(;3.
Per Foot, 72 'jc. Per Loop. $3.08.
Per Foot 70c. Per Loop $2.98.
Number
Outside
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet 1 With Iron Top
ot
Diameter of
of Heating
or Binder
of Heating
or Binder
of Heating
or Binder
Loops.
Base.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surfitce.
for Marble Top.
lO
'IK
35
S26 25
42 '4
$30 82
42^
»29 75
IS
i8>^
52'i
39 38
pH
46 22
pH
44 63
20
21>^"
70
52 50
85
61 63
8s
59 50
26
22>^-
91
68 25
1 10 "2
80 12
MOJ4
77 35
34
26;^-
119
8925
I44;2
104 77
144>^
loi 15
5°
31>"
'75 13' 25
212'^
154 07
212>i
•48 75
72
74
€
306 221 85
306
214 20
36-
259 194 25
For Lbt of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 2T. KOTE.— The above prices are for all Badiatore 42' high, and under tQ SC" high.
THIRTY-SIX INCHES HIG-H.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
Heating Surface.
Each Loop Represents 3 ^^ Feet of
Heating Surface.
Each Loop Represents 3S Feet of
Heating Surface.
FOLLOWrSO SIZE BASES.
List Price.
List Price.
List Price.
Per Foot 80c. Per Loop, $2.40.
Per Foot 77 ',c. Per Loop. $2.71.
Per Foot. 75c. Per Loop, $2.6S.
10
'ih:
30
S24 00
35
$27 13
35 ,
$26 25
3938
■5
i»'A
45
36 00
52^
40 69
52;^
20
21'A'
60
48 00
70
54 25
70
52 50
26
22-4-
78
62 40
91
70 53
9«
68 25
34
2b%-
102
81 60
119
92 23
119
89 25
-50
3iX"
150
120 00
175
■35 63
>75
13' 25
72
3f
252
195 30
252
189 00
74
36-
222
177 60
For List of Special Height Badiators see bottom of page 27. NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators SB' hitrh, and nnder.
^"All Re^nlar Steam Goods Tapped 1' x ?r " Ri?Iit Hand.-^a
34
TK.n. BUNDY— «•
Kuadi] ^[jircd Vot yl/aler hrcular Ixadiator.
Fig. 37.
Fk;. ;)T represents the Bundy Circular Hot Water Direct Radiator, being the only Circular Hot Water Radiator
made. They are at present in use in many hundreds of buildings, in all of which they are giving perfect satisfaction.
FORTY-FIYE
INCHES HIG-H.
FOR STANDARD
, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
STANDARD.
ENLARGED.
EXTENDED SI RFACE.
Each Loop Represents 4 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 4^Feet of
Each LoopRepresents i% Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
List Price.
List Price.
List Price.
Per Foot, 95c. Per Loop, S3.80.
Per Foot, (laUjc. Per Loop. $4.39.
Per Foot, Wc. Per Loop, $4.38
Number
Outside Diameter
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
of
of
of Heating
or Arranged
of Heating
or Arranged
of Heating
•or .\rraDged
Loops.
Base.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top.
Surface.
for Marble Top
10
I7'4"
40
$38 00
47^.^
$43 94
47I.2
542 75
15
i8>r'
60
57 00
71I4
65 91
71 J4
64 13
20
21H'
80
76 00
gs
87 88
95
S5 50
'26
22j^'
104
98 80
1231,
114 24
123^-2
III 15
34
26M"
136
129 20
161 1^
149 39
I6l}2^
145 35
50
Siif
200
190 GO
237.1^
219 69
237K
213 75
7-
36"
342
Sifi 35
342
307 So
74
36"
=9"
zSi 20
1
For List of Special Height Iladiators see bottom of page .33. NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 45" high, and under to 39' high.
THIRTY-NINE INCHES HIG-H.
Each Loop Represents 3>4 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 4 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 4 Feet of
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
FOLLOWING SIZE B.^SES.
Llst Price,
List Price,
List Price,
Per Foot, $1.00. Per Loop, $3.50.
Per Foot, 97 >jC. Per Loop, $3.90.
Per Foot, 96c. Per Loop, $3.80.
10
17X"
35
$35 °o
40
$39 00
40
$38 00
15
i8>i"
52;^
52 50
60
58 50
60
57 00
20
2lg'
70
70 00
80
78 00
80
76 00
26
22/2'
91
91 00
104
loi 40
104
98 So
34
26)4'
119
119 00
136
132 60
136
129 20
50
5i'A"
175
175 CO
200
195 00
200
190 00
72
36"
288
280 80
28S
273 60
74
36"
259
259 00
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottomof page 33. NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 39" high and under.
S@°-.V11 Regular Hot Water Goods Tapped 1'^' x IW " Ri^ht Hand.'"=S^
35
TRADE BUNDY«^«^
'^urLcLy roLumri Q^tearr. ^ired |-?adiator.
Fis. 7.
Fig. 7 represents the Bundy Column Steam Direct Radiator, made in halves to encircle columns. This popular
Radiator has all the advantages of the Bundy Circular Radiator (see Fig. 5), air openings in base, etc., and is made to
encircle columns 17 inches in diameter and smaller.
FORTY-TWO INCHES HIGH, IN HALVES TO ENCIRCLE COLUMNS.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
STANDARD.
ENLAIi(iEn.
KXTKNDKD SI KKACK.
Each Loop Represents .3H Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Pricr.
Per Foot, 80c. Per Loop, $9.80.
Each Loop Represents 4J4 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per Foot, 77i^c. Per Loop, $3.89.
Each Loop Itepresent 4J4 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per Foot, 75c Per Loop, $3.1i).
Number
of
Loops.
26
34
50
Number of
Loops on
Ontside Row.
Outside
Diameter
of Base.
Inside
Diameter
of Base.
""9K"
17"
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
With Iron Top
or Binder
for Marble Top.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
With Iron Top
or Binder
for Marble Top.
Feet
of Heat'ng
Surface,
With Iron Top
or Binder
for Marble Top,
18
22
28
26'
30"
36"
91
119
175
$72 80
95 20
140 00
Iioj^
144^2
212I,
$85 64
III 99
if>4 69
iioK
144 \<
2I2>2
$82 88
108 38
159 3S
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 27, NOTE.— The above i)rices are for all Radiators 43" high, or under to :l(r high.
THIRTY-SIX INCHES HIGH,
IN HALVES TO ENCIRCLE COLUMNS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES,
Each Loop lii-iireseutu a feet of
Heating Surface.
List Pricb,
Per Foot, 85c. Per Loop, $2.55,
Each Loop Keprerrnis :iV. Feet of
Heating Surface.
List I'rick.
Per Foot, SSHc- I'er Loop, $2.89.
Each Loop lieprenents .'iUj p'ect of
Heating Surface.
List Price
Per Foot, 80c, Per Loop, 12 80.
26
34
50
18
22
28
26"
30"
36'
9^:
12M"
11'
78
102
150
$66 30
86 70
H7 50
91
119
175
$75 08
98 18
144 38
91
119
175
$72 80
95 20
140 00
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 27, NOTE,— The above prices are for all Radiators 36' high, and under.
B^'All Retrnlar Steam Goods Tapped 1 x %' "Ri^ht Hand."°®e
36
^ ^ /OteRIFFINGTRONXII
BUNDY'
J^URdu G^TT.r. y^Qi ^A)(/ater ^j^ircd J^diator.
FIS. Yi.
Fig. 7i represents the Bimd}- Column Hot Water Direct Eadiator, made in halves to encircle columns. It is the
only Hot Water Radiator made to go around columns, and the large number already in use and the increasing demand
show the great popularity of this Eadiator. The space around a column is oftentimes the only available place in which
a radiatorcan be set, and the introduction of this Eadiator has filled a long felt want, and received the hearty approval
of all Heating Engineers and Architects. Interior loops may be omitted to the extent of 22 in order to reduce
the heating surface.
FORTY-FIVE INCHES HIGH, IN HALVES TO ENCIRCLE COLUMN'S.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
DKSCKIPnON OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Number of Oatside
Loops on . Diameter
Ontside Row. of Base.
36'
Inside
Diameter
of Base.
E>L.lK(iED.
, Each Loop Represents 4^ Feet of
! Heating Surface.
List Pbice.
Per Foot, $1.1TH- P" Loop $4
Feet
of Heating
Snrface.
With Iron Top
or Arranged
for Marble Top.
$240 00
In case this Radiator is wanted with less Heating Deduct SU Feet of Heating Surface
Surface, interior Loops, to the extent of -22 may be and $-2.00 from List Price for
omitted without changing the above dimensions- each Loop omitted.
Feet
Of Heating
Surface.
With Iron Top
or Arranged.
for Marble Top.
2373^
I279 06
Deduct 4t_i feet of Heating Snrface
and $3.50 from List Price for
each Loop omitted.
EXTENDED SURFACE.
Each Loop Represents 4% Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per Foot, $1.1.5. Per Loop, $.5 46.
Feet"^ ""^ With Iron Too
of Heating I or Arranged
Surface I for Marble Top.
237K I273 13
Deduct 4f4 feet of Heating Surface
and $".;.40 from List Price for
each Loop omitted.
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page :W. NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 45' high, and under to 39' high.
THIRTY-NINE INCHES HIGH- IN HALVES TO ENCIRCLE COLUMNS.
DESCRIPTION OF RADIATORS BULLT ON THE
FOLLOWrSG SIZE BASE.
36'
In case tills Radiator is wanted with less Heatin^
Surface, Interior Loops, to the extent of -22 may be
omitted without changing the above dimensions
Each Loop Represents 3?^ Feet of
Heatiui,' Surface,
List Pbics.
Per Foot. $1.25. Per Loop. $4.38
175
$218 75
Deduct 3 feet of Heating Surface
and .51,70 from List Price for
each Loop omitted.
Each Loop Represents 4 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per Foot, $1.22;^. Per Loop, $4 90.
200
I245 00
Deduct 3U feet of Heating Snrface
and $5 05 from List Price for
each Loop omitted.
Each Loop Represents 4 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per Foot, $1.20. Per Loop, $4 SO,
200
$240 00
Deduct 3t^ feet of Heating Snrface
and $2.00 from List Price for
each Loop omitted.
For LUt of Special Height Radiators se« bottom of page aS. NOTE. -The above prices are for all Radiators 39' high, and under.
ft^All Regular Hot Water Goods Tapped II4 x lU " Right Hand.'-®8
Q7
AA.6RIFFING IRON CO
— ^-rsr55Kr; JERSEY CITY.Nj _iU,e^-
BUNDY'
Y^uudi] (yiv^rrs. and (jrcucar Q^izcrr. ^T)''^^'^^ |-(adiator.
Fig. 6^.
Fig. 8^ represents the Buiuly Column iind Circular Steam Direct Radiator of extra large size. As it has a large
amount of heating surface, it is specially adapted for heating Railroad Depots, Hotel Rotundas, Waiting Rooms,
Warehouses, Halls and Public Buildings where a maximum of heating surface in the minimum space is required. For
dimensions, amount of heating surface, list prices, and further information see next page.
38
)y\A.GRIFFING IRON CO
BUNDY-
l^urLcly rGlumri aucl (jrciilar Qteam 'T)irect ^-?adiatcr.
Pig. 8^ represents the Bundy Column imd Circular Steam Direct Radiator of extra large size. When used as a
Circular Radiator it has the ai^pearance of Fig. 5 only much larger. This is, without exception, the largest portable
Radiator manufactured in the world. The amount of heating surface it contains is very nearly equal to that found in
a mile of inch pipe, and it is so arranged that a very large percentage of its surface is in the outer tier of loops, which,
together with 41 liberal sized air spaces through the base, surrounds every jiart of the Radiator with freely circulating
air, hence its great efficiency. As there are a large number of loops in this Radiator the base is a special make, having
greater depth of capacity and higher legs, being 7" from floor to center of tapping, and the top also is thicker and
stronger, so that the same loops that build with the regular base and top Radiators 36" high, with this base and top
build 42" high, or instead of 42" they build 48", measuring in all cases from floor to top of screen or marble, whichever
is used. AV'hen a maximum of heating surface is desired in the minimum space, this Radiator will be found to bo just
the thing. As in most cases this Radiator is wanted with Marble top, the price given only includes binder for Marble
Top, but when wanted with Fret Work Iron Top, add lOO.oO to List Prices, or with a three inch thick Tennessee or
Knoxville Marble top, bevel 0. G., or rouiuied edge, add 1100.00 to List Prices. The same discount named on Hundy
Radiators ajjplies thereto.
A few late examples of buildings in which this Radiator has been placed are, " The Rookery " Building, Chicago,
111.; the Depots of the C. R. R. of N. J. and L. V. R. R., Jersey City, N. J.; and South Brooklyn R. R. and Terminal
Co., Cor. 30th St. and 2d Ave., South Brooklyn, N. Y., and the following letter from Mr. Wm. C. D. Gillespie,
Engineer of ''The Rookery'' Building, shows how entirely satisfactory they are.
OFFICE OF ■■THE ROOKEHY " BUILDING.
A. A. (iKiFFiNtt Ikon Co.. CiiicAdo, 111., April 2nth, 1889.
Gentlemen :
As Engineer of '"The Rookery" Building, in which are placed over 8tt0 of your Bundy Radiators, I wish to
express my entire satisfaction as to the working of the same. 1 consider them thoroughly reliable in every respect.
Respectfully yours,
AVm. C. D. GILLESPIE,
Engineer "The Rookery" Building.
FORTY-EIGHT INCHES HIGH, IN HALVES.-
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS. ^
DESCRIPTION OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASE.
STANDARD.
ENLARGED.
EXTENDED SURFACE.
Each Loop Represents 3}4 Feet of
Heatmg Surface.
List Price.
Per Foot, 85c. Per Loop. $8.98.
Each Loop Represents 4)4 Ptet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per Foot, 82)40. Per Loop, 3.51.
Bach Loop Represents 4)4 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per Foot. 80c. Per Loop. $3.40.
Number
of
Loops.
Number of
Loops on
Outside Row.
Outside
Diameter
of Base.
Inside
Diameter
Of Base.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
With Binder
for
Marble Top.
Feet
of Heating
Sarface.
With Binder
for
Marble Top.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
With Binder
for
Marble Top.
142 1 46
57^2" 18" I
497
I422 45
6031^
$497 89
603;^
I482 80
In case this Radiator is wanted witli less Heating
Surface, interior Loops to the extent of 96 may be
omitted without chau^iug the above dimensions of the;
Radiator. |
1
Deduct 3 feet of Heating Surface
and $2.00 from List Price for each
Loop omitted. If wanted with Fret
Worl£ Iron Top, add $60 00 to List
Price, or for 3" Tenneesee or Knox-
ville Marble Top $100.00.
DeductSJi Feet of Heating Surface
and $2.50 Irom List Price for each
Loop omitted. If wanted with Fret
Work Iron Top, add $60.00 to List
Price, or for 3" Tennessee or Knox-
ville Marble Top $100.00.
Deduct 3K feet of Heating Surface
and $8.40 from List Price for each
Loop omitted. If wanted with Fret
Work Iron Top, add $60.00 to List
Price, or for 3" Tennessee or Knox-
ville Marble Top $100.00.
NOTE,— The above prices are for all Radiators 48' high, or under to 42' high.
FORTY-TWO INCHES HIGH, IN HALVES.
DESCRIPTION OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASE.
46
57J^"
In case this Radiator is wanted with less Beating
Surface, interior loops to the extent of 96 may be
omitted without changing the above dimensions of the
Radiator.
Each Loojj Represents 3 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per Foot, 90c. Per Loop, $2.70.
426
I383 40
Deduct 2% Feet of Heating Surface
and $1.70 from List Price for each
Loop omitted.
Each Loo|) Represents 3)^ Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Prick.
Per Foot, 87)^0. Per Loop, $3 06
497
$434 88
Dednct 3 feet of Heating Snrface
and $3.05 from List Price for each
Loop omitted.
Each Loop Represents 3)^ Feet of
Heating SurfaceT
List Price.
Per Foot, 85c. Per Loop, $3.98.
497
422 45
Deduct 3 feet of Heating Surf ace
and $2.00 from List Price for each
Loop omitted.
NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 42" high, and under.
These Radiators are all Tapped l^i" X 1 "Right Hand." and the Center of Tapping is 7 from the Floor.
39
BUNDY
j^uricLy roruer QteaTn^Jji^ecl Radiator.
Fig. 9.
Fir,. 9 represents the Bundy Corner Steam Direct Radiator designed for the corners of rooms, where it gives a
very neat effect, is out of the way and occupies floor space seldom needed for any other purpose. When surmounted
with one of our liandsome marble tops (see pages 118, 119, 120), and a piece of statuary or bronze image, it presents an
appearance of great richness. Two radiators placed in opposite corners of a room, and arranged in this manner are
often used and never fail t(j please.
FORTY-TWO INCHES HIGH.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS. |
LIST OF RADIATORS BlILT UN THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
STA.NUAKU.
E>L4K(iED.
Each Loop Represents 4)4 Feet of
Heating Sarface.
List Price.
Per Foot. 7i\it. Per Loop, $3.08.
Feet With Iron Top
• of Heating or Binder
Surface for Marble Top.
EXTENDED SCBFACE.
Each Loop Keprt-BeulB Z\i Feet of
UeatiDg Surface.
List Price
Per Foot, 75c. Per Loop, $2 63.
Each Loop Kepre^enIs 4J4 Feet of
Healing Surface.
Ll-T Pbici.
Per Foot. 70c. Per Loop, $2.98.
Feet With Iron Top
of Heating or Binder
Surface. for Marble Top.
Namber 1 Radiuu Namber of
of or 1 Loops ID
Loops. Circle. \ Front Row.
lO 15' 5
15 n%' 6
20 19^^' 7
Feet
of Heating
Sarface.
With Iron Top
or Binder
for .Marble Top.
35
52j^
70
$26 25
39 38 '
52 50
42K 1 $30 82
ti% 46 22
85 61 63
42l._; I29 75
63 '4 44 63
S5 59 5'J
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 27. NOTK— The above prices arc for all Radiators 42' high, or nnder to 36' high.
THIRTY-SIX INCHES HIGH.
LIST OF RAD1.VTOR.S lUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Each Loop Kepreeenls 3 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Prick.
Per Fool, 80c. Per Loop, $2.40.
30 $24 OO
45 36 00
60 48 00
Each Loop Represents 3H Feet of
Heating Surface,
List Pbick.
Per Foot, TTJ^c. Per Loop, $2.71.
35 1 $27 13
52}^ 40 69
70 1 54 25
Each Ix>op Represenu 3H Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per Foot 75c. Per Loop, $2.M
1 35 1 $26 25
! 52j^ 39 38
70 52 50
10 1 15' 5
15 I7'4" 6
20 iqi.r 7
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 27. NOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 30' high, and nnder.
Ste*°.AIl Regular Steam Goods Tapped 1" X %' "Right Haud."-"S«
40
BUNDY"'^'"'
imcly (orner J^t ^\^^izr £[)ireclJ^iatGr.
Fia. 38.
Fig. 38 Represents the Buudy Corner Hot water Direct Radiator, designed for tlie corners of rooms, wliere it is
out of the way, and occupies floor space seldom needed for any other purpose. When surmounted with one of our
handsome Marble Tops (see pages 118, 119, 120), and a piece of statuary or a bronze image, it produces a very rich
effect, and two Radiators, placed in opposite corners of a room and arranged in this manner, especially if Radiators are
45" high, look like pillars placed there for the express purpose of holding the image, statuary or vase that may be
placed on them.
FORTY-FIVE INCHES HIGH.
FOR STANDARD, ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
STANDARD.
KNLAROED.
EXTENDED SURFACE.
Each Loop Represents 4 Feet of
Heating Surface,
List Price,
Per Foot, 95c. Per Loop, $3.80.
Each Loop Represents i% Feet of
Heating Sui-face.
List Pbice,
Per Foot, 92 'jC. Per Loop. $4.39.
Each Loop Represents 4% Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Pripe,
Per Foot, 90c, Per Loop, $4.28.
Number
of
Loops.
Radius
of
Circle.
Number of
Loops
in Front Row.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
With Iron Top
or Binder
for Marble Top.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
With Iron Top
or Ilimler
foi Marble Top.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
With Iron Top
or Binder
for Marble Tup.
lO
20
I9K
.S
6
7
40
60
80
$38 00
57 00
76 00
47>^
71'A
95
$43 94
65 9>
87 88
47>^
71X
95
$42 75
64 '3
8550
For List of Speciil Height Radiators see bottom of page 33. NOTE — The above prices are for all Radiators 45' high, or under to 39" higli.
THIRTY-NINE INCHES HIG-H.
LIST OF E.ADIATORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE B.ASES.
Each Loop Represents 33a Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per Foot, $1.00. Per Loop. $3.B0.
Each Loop Represeuta 4 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price,
Per Foot, 97 ijc. Per Loop. $3.90.
Each Loop Represents 4 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price,
Per Foot, 95c. Per Loop, $3.80.
10
'5
20
■5"
17X"
'9'A"
7
35
52'A
70
$35 00
52 50
70 00
40
60
80
$39 00
58 50
78 00
40
60
80
$38 00
57 00
76 00
For List of Special Height Radiators see bottom of page 33. KOTE.— The above prices are for all Radiators 39" high, and unde
8@"A11 Regular Hot Water Goods Tapped 1^4 X 1^4 "Right Hand. "-=©8
41
BUNDY'
jjuacLi] (orxizr Qteam ^irect -/adiator
Fig. 9i.
Fig. 9J represents the Bundy Corner Steam Direct Radiator of extra
For full descrijition and list j)i"ices see next page.
42
BUNDY-
3'
^
r^:
'2wv
)r.
Fig. 9^ represents the Bundy Corner Steam Direct Eadiator of extra large size. The advantage of using a
Radiator of this type is so great and the demand for them so large that we have made patterns for these extra large
sizes and are now in a position to furnish Bundy Eadiators for setting in corners of a greater variety than ever before.
It very often happens that the only available space in a room is in a comer and certainly its appearance in that
location is all that any one can desire.
Parties desiring a large circular Radiator can combine four of these Corners Radiators into one, and as they can be
handled in parts they are very conveniently set to place.
FORTY -TWO INCHES HIGH
FOR STANDARD. ENLARGED, OR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
EXTESDED SrBFACE.
LIST OF EADIATORS BCILT ON THE
FOLLOWrSG SIZE BASKS.
Each Loop RepreseDU 31^ Feet of liEadi Loop Represents -«4 Feet of Bach Loop Represents 4I4 Feet of
Heating Snrface. " ' |j Heating Snrface. " Heating snrface.
LtT Fricb List Pbice. List Pbice.
Per Foot, ffic.' Per Loop. $2.96. Per Foot. S2;^. Per Loop, j.3.51. Per Foot. SQc Per Loop. ?.3.40.
Number
Radios
bomber of
of
of
Loops in
Loops.
Circle.
Front BOK-.
Feet
of Heating
Snrface.
With Iron Top
or Binder
for Marble Top.
Feet
of Heating.
Surface.
With Iron Top
or Binder
for Marble Top.
Feet
With Iron Top
of HeaUns.
or Binder
Surface.
for Marble Top.
22M'
10614
119
fs7.oo
9S.1S
100'
no
$85.00
95
NOTE The above prices are for all Radiators 42' high, and under to 36' high.
THIRTY-SIX INCHES HIGH.
LIST OF RADIATORS BtTLT OX THE
FOLLOWTSG SIZE BASES.
Eaca Loop Kepresenis 3 feel of liach Loop K.-preaenis a^ Feet of liach Loop Kepresents 3'. leet of
Heatiii Surface. Heating Surface. Heating surface.
ListPkicb List Prick. List Pbice.
Per Foot. 90c. Per Loop. $2.70. Per Foot. ST'^c. Per Loop. $3.06 Per Foot. 83c. Per Loop. $2.96
! 7:; 167.^0 106I4' $92-97 106J*
S4 75.60 119 104.13 H9
I90.31
101.1=
The above prices are for all Radiators 36' high and under.
t3~All Regular Steam Goods Tapped l'> '^ "Right Haud.".^
43
_^AAGRIFFjNCIRONC0. ^_
ti^lbBUNDY"""^
T.
undv '^t (To£et £[)i^i^g J^om Q^iz<inz £[)irect J^ialor.
Style A. Fia. 10.
Cross Section. Fia. lOi.
Fig. 10 represents the Buud}- Hot Closet Diuiug Koom Steam Direct Radiator, which in this age of modern
improvements in appointments of dwelling houses, becomes a necessity as well as a convenience and a comfort where
steam heat is used. The design is new and original. These closets are so constructed as to be directly over all of the
heating surface in the Radiator, thus utilizing the heat as it passes up through and around the closet in the best
manner, as shown by Fig. 10^.
The dimensions of these closets are as follows: — Length, 3.5 inches; width, 14 inches; height, 18 inches:
height of Radiators over all, 30 and 42 inches. These closets have one shelf which can be readily removed or adjusted.
The doors are of such size as to admit any disli or cover that the closet can accommodate. The heating surface in
tliese Radiators can be varied from 33 to TO feet each. Centre of tapping i^ inche.< from floor.
FORTY-TWO INCHES HIGH.
WITH THE FOLLOWING STYLES OF LOOPS-
STAMtAKU.
KNLABCKII.
EXTKXDED SIKIACE.
Feet
Feet
Feet
of Heating
Price.
of Treating Price.
of Heating
Price.
Surface.
Surface.
Surface.
5i>i
*98 5"
44
$94 00
51j;^ $100 00
4f'
96 00
535^ 102 00
535^
loi 00
43
gS 00
56 104 5<)
56
103 00
50
loi 00
58!.^ 107 00
ssyi
J05 25
52
102 00
60% I(X) 00
6o?3
107 50
54
11)4 00
63 1 1 1 00
63
109 75
56
106 00
6s'A 113 5"
(>i'A
112 00
58
lo8 00
67-3 116 00
(>iVi
H4 75
60
no 00
70 118 25
70
iK. 5<>
THIRTY-SIX INCHES HIGH.
WITH THE
FOLLOWING STYLES OF LOOPS.
STAMtAltll.
Feet
KM.AIKiKI).
Feet
KXTE>»E» SUBFACe.
Feet
of Healing Price.
of Heating Price.
of Heating Price.
Surface.
Surface.
Snrfacp.
33 *'Jl ""
3S's f97 25
3S'o
!(;96 00
34 J 2 93 00
4o'4 99 50
40I4
98 00
36 95 <»
42 101 50
42
too 00
37'a 96 75
43?4 103 50
43'4
102 25
39 98 50
45J3 ; "05 75
45 J 2
104 25
40J2 100 50
47,'^ io8 00
47. '4
106 50
42 102 00
49 110 25
••9,.
108 50
43'., 104 00
5o'4 112 50
50,^4
110 50
45 11)6 00
52'.. 114 50
52'..
1 12 50
g^~.\ll Regnlar Steam Goods Tapped 1' X ^^' "Kiarlit Hand.'" -.-fli
44
BUNDY
.s2^
^RADIATOR^
^2^
MANUFACTURED BY
.'«*"'-
fl. fl. QmrriNQ Iron Qo.
General Office and Works: _
(n V^
430 ConnuMiFAiW /lYE., J f V JERSEY QITT, N. J.
NEW YORK CITY, N.Y.,
106 LIBERTY STREET
QHICflQO, ILL.,
130 bE/lRPORN STREET.
FHlLflDELFHlfl, Tfl..
1 8-24 SOUTH 7TH STREET.
Plea<.f desisnate
ciflratioBS and eontnct for heating as 1. A. Griffing Iron Co.'s Bandjr Dining Boom Hot Closet Radiator, Fie. 1(H^.
BUNDY'
j^undyj^t ^set^MiuiFLg =Jj-?oom J-^t''Aiw'^^^
Style D. Fr3. 49.
Fig. 49 represents the Bnndr Hot Closet Dinfng Room Hot 'Water Direct Eadiator. In heating by hot water
lower temperatures are maintained and the entire warmih of the radiator is needed in the hot closet to secure the
advantages sought for. These closets set directly over the entire radiator, thus securing the desired temperature, and
in no other Dining Room Radiator can food be maintained at so high a degree of heat.
The dimensions of these closets are as follows : — Length, 35 inches ; width, 1-i inches : height, IS inches ; heights
of Radiators over all, 47 and 41 inches. These closets are the same as are used with our steam Radiators and have one
shelf which can be readily removed or adjusted. The heating surface can be varied from 52 to 84 feet each, and the
centre of tapjiing is 4^ inches from floor. The feed pipe can, however, enter the upper circulating chamber of the
Radiator, so they can be successfully placed on the same level as the heater or even below.
FORTY-SEVEN INCHES HIG-H.
FORTY-ONE INCHES HIG-H.
WITH THE FOLLOWING STYLES OF LOOPS.
STAXDARD.
ENLARGED.
EXTEXDEn.
Fett
Feet
Feet
of Healing Price.
of Heating Price
of Heating
Price.
Surface.
Rnrfn"".
Surfdcc.
63 1 $135 25
73¥
$142 00
73I.'
$139 75
64^2 1 137 00
74%
143 75
74*3
141 50
66 1 138 50
76
145 75
76
143 50
67 l| 140 25
77J-^
147 75
77I3
145 50
69 ' 142 00
7iH
149 75
78=3
147 50
yoH 1 143 50
80
151 75
80
149 50
78 1 14s 00
siH
153 50
8iJ^
151 25
733^ 146 75
82 *i
155 50
82?3'
153 25
75 MS 50
?4 1 57 50
'^4
155 =5
1 WITH THE
FOLLOWING STYLES OF LOOPS. 1
1 STAXDARD.
EXLARGED.
EXTESDED.
1 Feet
Feet
Feet
' of Heating Price.
of Healing
Price.
of Heating Price.
Surface.
Snrfacc.
Snrfacc.
52 $132 25
59}^
tl39 25
59^3 I137 25
53 134 00
6073
141 00
60,-3 139 00
54 i?5 50
62
143 00
62 141 CO
55 137 25
63M
143 00
(>3H 143 CO
56 139 00
i 64%
147 00
64.-3' 1 145 CO
57 140 50
66
149 00
66 147 CO
58 142 00
i 67^i
ISO 75
67^^^ 148 75
59 143 75
|! 68?3
152 75
68?i 150 75
60 14; CO
70 154 75
70 152 75
■AH Regular Hot Water Goods Tapped li^^' X l^^' '• Kight Hand.'
45
BUNDY'
^undy '^l (Teset fining J?Gcm Q^team ^ired l^adiator.
Style B. Fig. lOi.
Fig. lOJ- represents the Ba.idy Hot Closet Diaing Room Steam Direct Radiator, with newly designed ornamental
Base, corresponding in design with the closet. The Bundy loops with new design can be used in this Radiator with
good effect, and will be furnished when so ordered withont extra charge.
The dimensions of these closets are as follows : Length, 3.5 inches ; width, li inches ; height, 18 inches ;
heights of Railiators over all, 36 or 43 inches. These closets have one shelf which can be readily removed or adjusted.
The doors are of such size as to admit any dish or cover that the closet can accommodate. The heating surface in these
Radiators can be varied from 33 tD TO feet oacli. Centre of outlet, 4^ inches from floor.
FORTY-TWO INCHES HIGH.
WITH THE FOLLOWING STYLES OF LOOPS.
STA.>nAn».
km,ar<;ki». 1
F..ct
Fert
of nealing
Prife.
of lIcaliDg
Price.
Surface
Surface.
44
fioi 50
^107 50
46
103 50
^3H
109 50
48
105 50
■;6
112 00
50
lo^ 50
Si'/i
114 50
52
109 50
(^Vi
116 50
54
III to
63
118 50
56
113 50
65 J<
121 00
58
115 50
(>!%
123 50
60
117 50
70
125 75
THIRTY-SIX INCHES HIGH.
NOTE— The »bove prices include new devigii ba«c nnil looiie
jerAII Rcg-iilar Stcaiii (;«((i(Is Tapped 1" X ?4 " Kiiflit lliiml."-^»i
46
WITH THE FOLLOWING STYLES OF LOOPS.
STAXDAKI).
EM.ARGKD.
Feet
Feet
of Heating Price.
of Heating
Price.
Fnrface.
33 % 98 50
Surface.
1 38;^
I104 75
34^2 "» 50
4oii
107 00
36 102 50
42
109 00
37' 2 '04 25
43M
III 00
39 106 00
45J^
113 25
40J2 '"8 00
47M
"5 50
42 109 50
i '*^.
117 75
43}2 >" 50
50»i
120 00
45 I '3 50
52^^
122 00
-BUNDY'
j^undy l^oi (Icset^r) ^' ^'' ^ =J\GGTn Vot \J/aIer "T) ^' r ecrj^adi alor
Style E. F;o. 50.
Fig. 50 represents the Bundy Hot Closet Dining Room Hot Water Direct liuduiior. 'iiie ornamental base is in
perfect keeping with the design of the closet, and the general appearance of this Radiator, taken as a whole, is beyond
comparison.
The dimensions of these closets are as follows : — Length, 35 inches ; width, 1-4 inches ; height, 18 inches ; heights
of Radiators over all, 47 and 41 inches. These closets are the same as are used with our steam Radiators and are
therefore interchangeable. They have one shelf which can readily be removed or adjusted. The heating surface can
be varied from 53 to 84 feet each, and the centre of tapping is 4^ inches from the floor. The feed pipe can, however,
enter the upper circulating chamber of the Radiator so they can be successfully placed on the same level as the heater
or even below. This is the only Hot Closet Radiator manufactured which can be used in this way.
FORTY-SEVEN INCHES HIGH.
FORTY-ONE INCHES HIGH-
WITH THE FOLLOWING STYLES OF LOOPS.
STAXDABD. ENLARGED.
Feet Feet
of Heating Price. of Heating
Price.
Surface. Sarfac .
63 $142 75 73^1
$149 50
64}^ 144 50 74,^3
151 25
66 146 00 76
153 25
(>7H 147 75 77-3
155 25
69 149 50 7S.-3
157 25
70}^ 151 00 So
159 25
72 152 50 81I.J
161 00
73^2 154 25 82-'3
163 00
75 156 00 84
161; 00
WITH THE FOLLOWING STYLES CF LOOPS
STANDARD. ENLARGED.
Feet
of Heating
Snrface.
Feet
Price. of Heating
Snrface.
Price.
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
I139 75 ' 59^3
141 50 60%
143 00 62
144 75 63I3
146 50 64,^3
145 00 66
149 50 67>^
151 25 68?^
153 00 70
I146 75
148 50
150 50
152 50
154 50
1^6 50
155 25
160 25
162 25
NOTE.— The above prices include new design base and loope.
Si^All Regular Hot Water Goods Tapped lU" X P4 "Right Hiiud.'-'®a
A7
^AAGRif^FiNG IRON CO
BUNDY'
Styi^e C. F:3. iCf.
FiiJ. lOf represents the Bundv Hot Closet Dining Room Steam lUrect Radiator, elaborately decorated with
antique brass screen and ornaments. This beautiful Radiator is designed to rank first in the appointment of a richly
furnished dining room, and is certainly the most elegant thing of the kind ever offered to the public.
The dimensions of these closets are as follows : Length, 35 inches : width, 14 inches ; height, 18 inches ;
heights of Radiators over all, 36 to 42 inches. These closets have one shelf that can be readily removed or adjusted
The doors are of such size as to admit any dish or cover that the closet can accommodate. The heating surface in these
Radiators can be varied from 33 to 70 feet each. Centre of outlet 4^ inches from floor.
FORTY-TWO INCHES HIG-H.
THIRTY-SIX INCHES HIGH.
WITH THE FOLLOWING STYLES OF LOOPS. |
8T1XDABD.
EMJIBCED. EXTEXDED SrKFACE. I
Feet
of Beating
Bxattea.
Price.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
1 Feet
Price. ; of Heating
! Snrtac*.
Price.
44
46
48
50
52
$131 00
'33 00
'35 00
138 00
'39 00
141 00
'43 00
'45 00
147 00
5>M
535^
V
65'A
, 67J/3
■ 70
»'37 <-o
'39 00
141 SO
144 00
146 00
148 00
150 SO
'53 CO
'55 2S
5'H
53?^
58 -i
63
67%
70
*'35 50
138 00
140 00
142 25
144 50
146 75
149 CO
'5' 75
'53 SO
WITH THE FOLLOWING STYLES OF LOOPS.
STANDARD.
ENLABCED.
EXTEXDED SUBFACK. |
Feet 1 1
of Heating j Price. !
Surface. 1 {
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
Price.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
Price.
36
37^4
39
40.'4
42
43>^
45
$1j8 00
130 00
132 00
'33 75
•35 SO
'37 SO
13900
141 00
143 00
38>4
40.'^
42
43**
45>^
47X
49 ,
50K
52>^
S'34 25
136 50
138 SO
140 SO
'42 75
'45 00
'47 25
'49 SO
ISISo
3^'A
40X
42
43J<
4S>^
47X
49
Soj^
S2K
H33 00 1
'35 00
13700
'39 25
141 25
'43 50
'45 50
'47 50
'49 50
NOTE.— The abore price* inclade new design bape and antique brass screens.
i^AU Re^lnar Steam Goods Tapped 1' x V "Riffht Hand."-^a
48
BUNDY —
j^iinclyj£6t(teet£piningj^
Style F.
Fig. 51 represents Buady Hot Closet Dining Room Hot Water Direct Radiator, elaborately decorated with antique
brass screen and ornaments. This beautiful Radiator is appropriately placed in the most richly furnished dininoroom,
and is certainly the most elegant thing of the kind ever offered to the ijublic.
The dimensions of these closets are a§ follows : — Length, 35 inches ; width, 14 inches : height, 18 inches ; heights
of Radiators over all, 47 and 41 inches. The hot closet is the same as is used with our steam Rijdiator and is, therefore,
interchangeable. Each closet has one shelf which is easily removed or adjusted. The doors are of such size and lack
of closet concave so as to accommodate the widest dish or platter. The feed pipe can enter the upper circulating
chamber of the Radiator if desired, so they can be successfully placed on the same level as the heater or even below.
The heating surface can be varied from 53 to 84 feet each, and the centre of outlet is 44 inches from floor.
FORTY-SEVEN INCHES HIGH.
WITH THE FOLLOWING STYLES OF LOOPS.
STANDAHD.
Feet
GNLAROED.
EXTENDED SUBFACK.
Feet 1
#■■ Feet
of Heating Price.
of Heating Price.
of Healing
Price.
surface.
Surface.
Surface.
63 $172 25
73J^
fl79 00
733-^
$176 75
64}j2 ; 174 00
n%
180 75
U%
178 50
66 175 50
76
182 75
76
180 50
67J2 177 25
77J^
184 75
77i^
1S2 50
69 179 00
7^%
186 75
78?i
184 50
yoj.i 180 50
80
188 75
80
186 50
72 182 00
siy^ 1 190 50
8i>^
188 25
73h' >83 75
8223' , 192 50
82%
190 25
75 186 50
84 194 50
84
192 25
FORTY-ONE
INCHES HIGH.
WITH THE
FOLLOWING STYLES OF LOOPS.
STANDARD.
ENLARGED.
EXTENDED SURFACE.
Feet
Feet
Feet
,of, Heating
Price.
cf Heating
Price.
;of Heating
Price.
Surface.
Surface.
Surface.
52
I169 25
59J^
$176 25
59);^
$174 25
53
171 00
60%
178 00
602^
176 00
54
172 50
62
180 00
62
178 00
55 ' 174 25
63Jif
182 00
63}^
180 00
56 1 176 00 J
(>4%
184.00
64^
182 00
57 ' 177 50
66
186 00
66
184 00
58
179 00
67^
187.75
67'lf
185 75
59
180 75
6S?i
189 75 ' 68,23'
187 75
60
182 50 ':
70
igr 75 7° ' i8q 75 |
NOTE.— Tlie above prices include new design Base and antique brass screen.
8®»A11 Regular Hot Water Goods Tapped l}^ X 1}4" "Right Hand."-®a
49
BUNDY-
j^undij Qteam and J-pt "^J/ater ^ired = CndireclJ^adiator.
Fig. 24.
Fig. 25.
Figs. 24 and 2.5 represent the Bundy Steam and Hot Water Direct-Indirect Eadiator, extensively used in large
buildings where direct heat, as well as good ventilation is required. The base is made in the form of a box fitting
closely to the floor all around as per Fig. 24, when the fresh air is admitted under the Radiator through a hole in the
floor, or an opening may be left in the back of the Base, as per Figs. 25 and 2G. This latter plan is most adopted and
goods are furnished this way, with an opening in the back 4" liigh and 8" long, when other instructions are not given.
Among the many buildings heated with this Radiator are : The Standard Oil Company's Building, the United Bank
Building, Public Schools, Nos. 17, 31, and 32 of N. Y. City, State Normal School, Albany, N. Y., and District School,
Mt. Vernon, 0.
NOTE:— The price of these Radiators is 25 cents per Loop in advance of Lixt Prices of Rertain/utnr Steam and
Hoi Water Direct Radiators.
50
^undi^ Qleam aud Vet Mjaizr ^irect= (jridireci^^dialer
CROSS SECTION.
Fig. 2G represents a cross-sectional view
of a Bund)' Steam and Hot Water Direct-
Indirect Radiator, as set up for healing and
ventilating. The superior points of this
Radiator for this kind of work are self
evident ; the openings for the passage of air
through the base are large and free (see Fig.
34), and compare favorably witli those of
other Radiators of this class which have
openings less than one-third the size, and
are nearh- useless for ventilation for this
kind of radiation ; while openings for the
passage of air through the Bundy loops into
the room to be heated are long and narrow
with two openings to each loop being 2^' x f
by the length of the loop — thereby giving
many more openings than with wrought iron
inch pipe Radiators.
Another advantage is that the base
panels on our large Radiators can be removed
while adjusting and connecting, or to inspect
or clean under Radiator. Our small Radi-
ators of this class are made with skirt aud
legs detached from base, thereby saving labor
and expense in connecting up Radiator to
cold air duct, aud in adjusting Automatic
Damper Regulators to close the cold air duct
when the Radiator is cold to prevent freezing,
•p.„ 26 *°'i *° "P^"^ ^^ ""'^^^ the Radiator is warm.
This system is economical and efficient and overcomes the difficulty of ventilating rooms where the air has
become vitiated and deoxygenized by a large assembly of people, gas lights, and from other causes, by supplying
fresh air that is warmed as it passes through Radiators, thus avoiding draughts of cold air that would come from
ventilating by open windows.
The Board of Education of New York City, have recently used this method of ventilating class rooms
in the public schools with marked success, thus avoiding the necessity of ventilating by open windows, which
ruins the health of children sitting near a draught of cold air. Where no Indirect Radiators are used this plan
of ventilation is indispensable.
XOTE.—Tlds form of consfrKciion in Radiators is covered hi/ LHiers Patent, A7;. 117,075. Any infringement on
the riffJtfs secured hy this Patent will be subject to prompt legal proceedings.
51
^GRIFFING IRONCO
BUNDY""
^uudi^^AjiyTado^// Qteam £[)irect J^^ialor.
Fig. 11.
Fig. 11 represents the Buiidy 'Window Steam Direct Radiator, which is very conTenient where a large Eadiator is
required in front of a low window.
PRICES SAME AS FOR RECTANGULAR STEAM RADIATORS 42" OR 36" HIGH.
No Allowance FOR Short Loops.
52
• AA.GRi'^FiNGjRONCO
BUNDY^
l^undu Q^tair.'.-au Q^izd.Tr. ^,irzzi Jj^adiaior
J Vj>>
Fia. Hi.
Fia. 11^ represeats the Bauly Stairway Steam Direct Radiator, which is a very convenient and attractive form of
Eadiator to use in the halls of our modern buildings.
PRICES SAME AS FOR RECTANGULAR STEAM RADIATORS 42" OR 36' HIGH.
iNo Allowance for Short Loops.
53
BUNDY'
These elegant Radiator covertii are niadu to lit any size Radiator roiuul oii oiir list. Tliey are furiiislied in Antique
Brass {blachencdgold), Polished Brass (gM), Oxidized Silver {blackened silver), and Bright Nickel.
For prices on Antique and Polished Brass Screens, see list on page 55 ; for prices on Oxidized Silver and
Bngiit Nickel, add 30 per cent, to same list. Same discount named on Bandy Ttadiators applies thereto.
Fia. 39.
Fig. 40.
Fig. 41.
Fig. 42.
Fig. 44.
54
pGRIFFINGIRONCO
^^'^/^i^rRADlMCl^
TK^DE BUNDY-^"
yeriicai Q^ce ^atique j^rass ^ired Radiator Qcreeus,
Figs. 39J. 40^.4U.-4-J^. 4Si.
44^^. 44^ ami 44J are tlie'latest
designs being specially a'lajJted
to Eenaissauce, Moorish and
Queeu Anue rooms. They can
be placed on Radiators before
or after setting or at any time.
Furnished in Antique Brass
(Blackened (rold). Pohshed
Brass (Gold), or Oxidized Sil-
ver and Bright Nickel.
For prices on Antique and
Polished Brass Screens, see
hst.
For prices ou Oxidized Sil-
ver and Bright Nickel, add 30
per cent, to list.
These Screens have liberal
fret work openings thi'ough
which the air passes with per-
fect freedom. They do not
increase the space occupied
by the Radiator and when
mounted with a Rose Kvuie-
dian . A it ran ia Griotte, Si en no.
Sf. Anne, Italian Dove or
Ophiate Marble Top they
make a most elegant piece of
furniture, and the great
variety in which they are
made enables one to select
those in perfect harmony
with the furnishing of any
room.
Fig. ZD'A
Fig. 40 J^.
Fig. All4
55
TIC11.E BUNDY"^"'^
^uadu^team (^J«^t''\j(y^er£pirect^ Qcreeas
FlG.I42i.
Fjg. 43i.
Fig. 44t
Fig. 44i.
TRiDK BUNDY'
ISundy gt^am and j+ot Water Direct l^adiafof Brass Screen P^ice bist.
4-3 Inches High— Steam.
36 Inches High— Steam.
30 Inches High— Sieam. 1
45 Inches High— Hot Water.
39 Inches Bigh— Hot Water.
33 Inches High— Hot Water. |
ataadiird,
List
Standard,
List
Standard,
List
Enlarged and
Price
Enlarged and
Price
Enlarged and
Price
Extended Surface
for
Extended Surface
for
Extended Surface
for
Radiators.
Brass Screens.
Radiators.
Brass Screens.
Radiators.
Brass Screens.
I X 3
$24 25
I X 3
!|!20 25
I X 3
$16 75
I X 4
28 75
I X 4
24 00
I X 4
20 00
I X 5
36 00
I X 5
30 00
I X 5
25 00
I X 6
43 25
I X 6
36 00
I X 6
30 ou
1X7 4S 5"
1 X 7
40 50
I X 7
33 75
I X 8
55 75
I X 8
46 50
I X 8
38 75
I X 9
60 25
I X 9
50 25
I X 9
41 75
I X 10
67 50
I X 10
5O 25
1 X 10
46 75
I X 11
74 75
I X II
62 25
I X n
51 75
I X 12
82 75
I X 12
69 00
I X 12
57 50
I X 13
86 50
I X 13
72 00
I X 13
60 00
I X 14
93 50
1 X 14
78 00
I X 14
65 00
I X 15
100 75
1 X 15
84 00
1 X 15
70 00
I X i6
loS 00
I X 16
90 00
I X 16
75 00
I X i8
120 50
I X 18
100 50
I X 18
83 75
' I X 20
135 00
I X 20
112 50
I X 20
93 75
I X 22
146 75
I X 22
122 25
I X 22
loi 75
I X 24
158 50
I X 24
132 00
1 X 24
no 00
I X 26
172 75
I X 26
144 0°
I X 26
120 00
2X3
31 50
2 X 3
26 25
2X3 ' 21 75 1
2 X 4
38 75
2X4
32 25
2X4
26 75
2 X 5
46 00
2 X 5
38 25
2 X 5
31 75
2X0
50 50
2X6
42 00
2X6
35 00
2 X 7
57 50
2X7
48 00
2 X 7
40 00
2 X 8
64 75
2X8
54 00
2X8
45 00
2 X 9
70 25
2 X 9
58 50
2X9
48 75
2 X lO
77 50
2 X 10
64 50
2 X 10 ] 53 75
2 X H
84 50
2 X Ji
70 50
2 X II 58 75
2 X 12
91 75
2 X 12
76 50
2 X 12
63 75
2 X 13
96 25
2 X 13
80 25
2 X 13
66 75
2 X 14
103 50
2 X 14
86 25
2 X 14
71 75
2 X 15
108 00
2 X 15
90 00
2 X 15
75 00
2 X i6
115 25
2 X 16
96 00
2 X 16
80 00
2 X i8
127 75
2 X 18
1 06 50
2 X 18
89 75
2 X 20
142 25
2 X 20
ilS 50
2 X 20
98 75
2 X 22
154 00
2 X 22
12S 25
2 X 22
106 75
2 X 24
165 50
2 X 24
138 00
2 X 24
115 00
2 X 26
I So 00
2 X 26
150 00
2 X 2b
125 0 )
3 X 3
38 75
3 X 3
32 25
3 X 3
26 75
3X4
46 00
3X4
38 25
3 X 4
31 75
3 X 5
50 50
3 / 5
42 00
3 X 5
35 00
3 X 6
57 50
3 X 6
4S 00
3X6
40 00
3X7
63 CO
3 X 7
52 50
3 X 7
43 75
3 X 8
70 25
3X8
58 50
3X8
48 75
3 X 9
77 50
3 X 9
64 50
3 X 9
53 75
3 X lo
82 00
3 X 10
68 25
3 X 10
57 75
3 X 11
89 00
3 X II
74 25
3 X II
61 75
3 X 12
96 25
3 X 12
80 25
3 X 12
66 75
3 X 13
103 50
3 X 13
86 25
3 X 13
71 75
3 X 15
115 25
3 X 15
96 00
3 X 15
80 00
4X4
53 00
4X4 ' 44 25
4X4
36 75
4 X 5
60 25
4X5 ; 50 25
4 X 5
41 75
4X6
64 75
4X6
54 00
4X6
45 00
4 X 8
76 25
4X8
f>3 50
4 X 8
53 00
4 X lo
91 75
4 X 10
76 50
4 X 10
63 75
4 X 14
115 25
4 X 14
96 00
4 X 14
80 00
4 X i8
142 25
4 X 18
118 50
4 X 18
98 75
4 X 2o
156 50
4 X 20
no 50
4 X 20
108 75
4 X 22
170 75
4 X 22
140 25
4 X 22
116 50
4 X 24
180 00
4 X 24
150 00
4 X 24
125 00
10 Circular
43 25
loCircular.
36 00
10 Circular.
30 00
15
48 50
15
40 50
15
33 75
20 "
55 75
20
46 50
20
38 75
26
60 25
26
50 25
26
41 75
34 "
72 00
34
60 00
34
50 0 )
50 " ' 86 50
50
72 00
50
60 00
74 ■' 100 75
72
84 00
72
68 00
26 Column
77 50
26 Column.
56 25
26 Column.
46 75
34
82 00
34
63 25
34
56 75
50
100 75
50 :-"
84 00
50 "
68 GO
^ 10 Corner
37 25
lo'Corner.
36 00
10 Corner.
30 00
15
53 (»
15
44 25
15
36 75
20 "
63 00
20 "
52 50
20 '
43 75
The above prices are for all Steam Radiators 43"]
Tue al>ove p.-iC3s a.'e for all Steam Riliators 36"
The abjve prices are for all Steam Ridiators 3ir
liigh and unler to 36' high, and Hot Water Radia-
high and un ier to 3J' high, and Hot Water Ra lia-
high and under, and Hot Water Radiators 33" high
tors 45' high and under to 33' high. |
tors 39" high and under to 33" high.
and under.
57
BUNDY-
(Que |-?ev/ j^undy J^enaissaace Qleam ^'wzd H^adiator.
. 64, Style Ci, repres
Style G, Fig. 64,
I the One Row Bunily RenaieaaTicc Steum Direct Railiaior with Corucr Pillar?. This Radiator without Corner Pillare is eho
THIRTY-SEVEN INCHES HIGH, ONE ROW OF LOOPS.
1 by Fig. 67.
FOR STANDARD OR ENLARGED LOOPS. |
STANDAKD.
-ENLARGED.
LIST OF R.\DI.-\TORS BUILT ON THE |
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES. |
Each Loop represents 3 Feet of
Each L
oop rcprepcnts ZU, Feet of
Width of Base, 7% inches.
Heating Surface.
LtsT Price.
Heating Suiface.
List Price.
Shape of
Number
Length
Feet
Willi Iron T..p
Feet
With Iron Top
of
of
of Heating
or ai ranged for
of Heating
or arranged for
Radiator
Loops.
Radiators.
Surface.
Marble Top.
Surface.
Marble Top.
I X 5
5
2iH'
15
|34 50
17M
$36 00
I X 7
7
28^"
21
40 75
'4'A
43 00
I X 9
9
34 jr
i 27
47 25
3'H
49 75
I X II
II
41"
1 33
53 50
38J^
56 75
I X 13
'3 ^^H^ 1
39
60 CO 1
45^
('3 50
J X 15
15 ,54
45
66 25
52V^
70 50
THIRTY-ONE
INCHES HIG-H
ONE ROW
OF LOOPS.
LIST
IK R.MJI.^TORS BUILT ON TlIK
1
Eich Luop Represents a,V Feet of
Each Loijp Reprewhis .3 Feet of
I'CILLUWING SIZU BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Suiface,
Width jf Base, 7}^ inches.
List Pkicb.
List Price.
1 X 5
5
2IM"
12',<
$34 00
15
I35 75
I X 7
7
2S18"
I7}4
40 00
21
42 50
I X 9
9
34K2"
221^
46 00
27
49 25
I X II
II
41
27H
52 25
33
56 00
I X 13
13
47^3"
32H
58 25
39
62 75
I X 15
15
54
37i<
64 25
45
69 50
TWENTY-FOUR AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIGH, ONE ROW OF
LOOPS.
LIST OF KAUIAIOUS BUILT ON THE
E icli L .i)|i RcpresenlB ;! Feet of
Each Loop Reprc-intB -J'j Feel of
FoLf.OWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base, 714 inches. ,
List Pkick.
{ List Price.
I X 5
5
2ll^-
10
*33 25
IlK
$34 75
I X 7
7
28)g'
14
39 00
ib'A
41 00
I X 9
9
34^'
18
45 00
21
47 50
1 X II
II
41"
22
50 75
255^
53 75
I X 13
13
47%'
26
5& 50
3°'A
60 25
I X 15
15
54
30
62 25
35
66 50
t^All Regular Goods Tapped I'x^' "Right IIand,'*J^
58
BUNDY^
■* ^ I »
J^^ J V ^^ IB "^^^^ J v^^^^^^^^^ Q^teaiTw ^Jjirecl •?adiator
Style H, Fig. 65.
Fig. «S5, Style n. represents the Two Enw niindy Rci aissance Steam Direct Radiator with Comer Piibrs. This Ra'Jiator without Correr Pillms is shown by Fig
THIRTY-SEVEN INCHES HIGH. TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
FOE STANDARD OR ENLARGED LOOPS.
Width of Base, 113^ inches.
STA>"DAKD.
1:.>'I^KGKU.
Bach Loop Represents 3 Feet of
Heatins Surface.
List Fbice.
Loops.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
-I'k
41'
With Iron Top
or arranged for
Marble Top.
$54 25
66 75
79 50
92 00
104 50
117 00
Each Loop Represents 3f^ Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Prick.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
With Iron Top
or arranged for
Jlarble Top.
49
63
77
91
10?
$57 00
70 75
84 50
gS 00
III 75
12; ^o
THIRTY-ONE INCHES HIGH, TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
LIST OF RAUI-\T()R# BUILT OX THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Width of Base. 113. inches.
27-8
34'4"
41'
47?8'
65 00
77 00
89 25
loi 25
$56 50
70 00
83 50
96 75
no 25
TWENTY-FOUR AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIGH, TWO ROWS OF LOOPS,
LIST OF KADIATOr.S BUILT 1 .N"
THE
Each Lo'.p U pre^eiii!* 2 Feet of
Each Loop Repre.-ei.ts 2^ Feet of
FOLLOWISG SIZE BASES.
Heating surface. 1
Heating Surface.
Width of Base. 11?4 inches.
List Price. '
List Price.
2X5 1 10
2I'.,-
20
$51 75
23>^
$54 50
2X7 14
27 'g'
28
63 25
32?3
67 25
2X9 IS
34'i'
36
74 75
4' .
79 75
2 X II 22
4l'
44
86 50
5I>^
92 50
2 X 13 26
47^8-
1 52
98 00
boYi
105 00
2 X 15 1 30
537'3
1 60
109 50
70
117 75
«-All Regular Goods Tappea 1' X H' "Eight Hand.
59
BUNDY —
Qaree n^c7/ 'T^urtdu n^euaissance Qteam £pirect ^^diator.
Style I, Fig. 66.
Fig. 66, Style I. represents the Three Kow Bundy Renaissance Steam Direct Radiator with Corner Pillart . Tliih Radiator will out rdnier Pillaie is shown by Fig.
THIRTY-SEVEN AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIGH, THREE ROWS OF LOOPS.
FOR STANDARD OR ENLARGED LOOPS.
LIST OF R.\DIATORS BUILT ON TUE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Width of Base, 15^ inches.
STANUARU.
KNLAItGEO.
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Peice.
Each Loop Rejiresents .3)^ Feet of
Healing Surface.
List Price.
Shape
of
Radiator.
Number
of
Loops.
Length
Radiator.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
With Iron Top
or arranged for
Marble Top.
Feet
of Healing
Surface.
With Iron Top
or arranged for
Marble Top.
XXXXXX
15
21
27
33
39
45
2l}f
2858"
34Jr
42"
48>^"
54'4
45
63
8i
99
"7
1 135
|73 25
92 50
III 50
130 75
149 75
l6y 00
523^
73j^
94 J|
115H
136)^
J57J2
$77 50
gS 50
119 25
140 25
i6i 00
182 00
THIRTY-ONE AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIGH, THREE ROWS OF LOOPS.
49- All Begalar UooOb Tapped 1' X }i' " Kight Uaad.'"**
60
LIST OF RAIJI.^TORS KUII.T ON THE
Each Loop Reijreeeiits a)4 Feet of
Each L
>op Represents 8 Feet of
FALLOWING SIZE li.ASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base, 15!^ inches.
List Peice.
List Price.
3X5 1 15 21}^"
373^ ' I71 50
45
I76 75
3X7 21 28=^"
52J2 89 75
63
97 25
3X9 27 34JI"
671^ 108 25
81
"7 75
3 X 11 33 42'
821^ 126 50
99
138 00
3 X 13 39 48I8'
97>2 145 00
"7
158 50
3 / >■-. 4; 54^-4 "2', 103 25
135
179 ou
TWENTY-FIVE INCHES HIGH, THREE ROWS OF LOOPS.
LIST ol- UAUIATORS BUILT ON THE
Each Loop Represents 2 Feet of
Bach Looji Heprrseiits 2,
i Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
lleiiiinu' Surface
Width of Base, 15^ inches. |
List Price. |
Li.sT Price.
3X5 15
21^'
30
$69 50
35
|73 75
3X7 21
28?g"
42
87 25
49
93 00
3X9 27
34}4'
54
104 75
63
112 25
3 X 11 33
42'
66
122 50
77
131 50
3 X 13 39
^^Vb'
78
140 00
91
150 75
3 X 15 45 1 54/4 1
90
157 75
105
170 00
BUNDY
(^ne^o-^ ^ uudu J?2nai-sanceJ^cl^^^
==1 ^ '^ 'I I ^'4 lll-l I -1. 1 1 1 !' 1 1 1
Fig. 70, Style M. represents the One Row Bnndv Renaissance Steam Direct Badiator with Comer Pillars. This Radiator without Comer Pillars is shown by Fi;
FORTY AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIGH. ONE ROW OF LOOPS.
FOE STAKDAJED OB ENLARGED LOOPS.
LIST OF RADI.ATORS BUILT OX THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Width of Base, 7'-: inches.
28ir
STANDARD.
Feet
of Heating
Sorface.
With Iron Top
or arrarged for
Marble Top.
I7l>
24?l
38IJ
#39 75
4S 25
56 50
6g 00
ENLARGED.
Feet
of Beating
Surface.
Wiih Iron Top
or arraniied for
Marble "Toiv
^I 50
50 75
59 75
69 00
-S 00
THIRTY-FOUR INCHES HIGH. ONE ROW
OF
LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT OK THE
Each LO.H' Represeias 3 Feet . f
Each Loop Represents SH Feit vf
FOLLOWLSG S:ZE BASES.
Heaiin;: Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base. 714 inches.
List Pkicb.
List Pkice.
I X 5
5 1 2iir
15 1 *38 25
17M l4o 25
I X 7
7 1 281^'
21 46 CO
24J2 49 00
I X 9
9 34^'
i 27 1 54 00
31J2 57 50
I X 11
II 41*
1 33 1 61 7:;
3814 i 66 2^
I X 13 13 4:^5'
~n ' 6g 75
43»2 74 75
1X1= I- =4
4? :: 5'->
TWENTY-SEVEN AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIGH. ONE ROW OF LOOPS.
Width of Base, T^ inches.
Each L'Mp Represents SU-, Fet-t of
List Price.
Each Loop RepreseLt' 2|
Heating Surface.
List^Price.
21^2'
281^'
22K
27»l
I37 75
45 25
52 75
60 50
63 00
75 50
ui
I9f
25i
3ii
36f
$39 25
47 50
63 75
-All Kegular Goods Tapped 1,V' x l)i' "Eight Hand.'*-^
61
^AA.GRIFFING IRON CO
—y<r-C. JER3CY CITY.NJ ^^,
^^O^jh'^'^^
St.leN, FI3.71.
71, Style N, repr?9eit8 the Tw > Row Biimly Renaissance Iljt Wjter Direct Ridiator witli Corner Pillars. This Radiator withont Corner Pillars i
FORTY AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIGH, TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
shown by Fig. 73.
FOB STANDARD OB ENLABaSD LOOPS.
Width of Base, 1194 inchee.
Shsjje
Padiator.
X 5
X 7
X 9
X II
X 13
X I?
Number
of
Loops.
Length
2 1 J:,
27/'8'
34'4"
41"
47^8'"
iVv.'
STA^DAKD.
Each Loop Represents 314 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
35
49
63
77
9 1
105
With Iron Top
or arranged for
Marble Top.
$64 75
81 50
98 25
115 00
131 75
148 50
ENLAKGKD.
Each Loop Repregentp 4 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
40
56
72
88
104
120
With Iron Top
or arranged for
Marble Top.
|6S 25
86 50
104 50
122 75
140 75
1 5c) on
THIRTY-FOUR INCHES HIGH, TWO ROWS
OF LOOPS.
LIST OF I{.-M)lATORS BUILT ON THE Eacli Loop Represents .3 Feet of
Each Loop Represents ;jl
. feel of
FOLLfjWING SIZE BASES. Heating Surface.
Healing Surface
Widthof Base, ll?i ircht-?.
List Price.
List Price.
2 X 5
II 2lli"
30
$6i 75
35
$65 75
2 X 7
14 27^8'
42
77 25
49
83 00
2X9
IS 34'4
54
92 75
63
100 25
2 X II
22 41
66
108 50
77
117 25
2 X 13
26 47^8*
78
124 00
91
134 50
2 X 15
3" 53 '3
90
139 50
11)5
151 75
TWENTY-SEVEN AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIGH, TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
aarAUKegiilarCoods Tapped \',i' X 1%' "Right Haiid.'-w
62
LIST OF RADIATORS lUIl.T ON ITIE
Each Loop Represents M,W Feet of
Ivicl. Lno,
Ri'presents 2^
Feet of
FOLLOWI.SG SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
atin-; Surface.
Width of Base, 1 1^ inches.
List Price.
List Price.
2 X 5
10
21 '.r
25
|6o 50
'*'!
$63 50
2 X 7
14
^iVs"
35
75 50
39?3
79 75
2X9
i3
34^'
45
90 50
51
96 00
2 X II
22
41"
55
105 75
f>2%
112 50
2 X 13 1 26
47^8"
65
120 75
li%
128 75
2 X 15 ! 3" ! 53 's
75
135 75
85
j 00
AA.GRIFFINGIRONC0
Trcu.cBUNDY —
^ue /pew ^undu ^Renaissance Q^izam £f)irect ^^diator.
Style J, Fig. 67.
Fig. 6", Style J, represents the One Rjn- Bandy Renaissance Steam Direct Radiator withont Corner Pillars. This Radiator with Corner Pilla
THIRTY-SEVEN INCHES HIGH, ONE ROW OF LOOPS.
I is shown by Fig. 64.
FOR STANDARD OR ENLARGED LOOPS. |
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT OX THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
STAND.\KD. [
ENLARGED.
Each Loop Represents .3 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3^ Feet of
Width of Base, 7^ inches.
Heating Surface. j
Heating Surface.
List Price. |
List Price.
Shape
Number
Length
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top 1
of
of
of
of Heating
or arranged for
of Heating
or arranj^cd for
Radiator.
Loops.
Radiator.
Snrfacp.
Marble Top
Surface.
Marble Top,
I X 5
] 5
2i'A-
15
$27 00
nii
I28 50
I X 7
7
^^x
21
33 25
24^2^
35 50
I X 9
9
34J2
27
39 75
31^^
42 25
I X 11
II
41"
33
46 00
38^2
49 25
I X 13
13
4733"
39
52 50
4iH
56 00
r X I?
15
?4
45
58 75
■;2i.3 1 63 00 1
THIRTY-ONE INCHES HIGH,
ONE ROW OF LOOPS.
LIST OF FADIATORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
W^idth of Base, TJ^ inches. j
Each Loop Represents 2t.i Feet of
Heating S :rface."
List Price. '
E ich Loop Represents 3 Feel of
1 Heatrng Surface.
1 List Price.
1X5 5
I X 7 1 7
1X9' 9
I X 11 1 II
I X 13 13
I X 15 15
2ijr
28ir
34}4'
41"
47M'
54'
I2l.^
I7M
27M
32i4
31%
I26 50
32 50
38 50
44 75
50 75
56 75
15
21
27
33
39
45
$28 25
35 00
41 75
48 50
55 25
62 00
TWENTY-FOUR
AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIGH. ONE ROW
OF
LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT
ON THE
Each Loop Represents 2 Feet of
Each Loop Represents aia Feet of I
FOLLOWINC SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base, 7U ir.che
List Price.
List Prick.
I X 5
^
21 1.,-
10
I25 75
"-.'3
I27 25
I X 7
7
2813'
14
31 50
it'A
33 50
I X 9
9
34I2"
18
37 50
21
40 00
I X II
II
41
22 43 25 1
25'3
46 25
I X 13
13
47^3"
26 4g 00 1
30-3
52 75
I X 15 1 =
54
30 ' 54 75
' 35
_'59 00
o-All Regular Gooda Tapped 1' X ^^ ' * Right Hand." -sa
63
|/\A.GRIFFING IRONCO'
— BUNDY —
— I ^ !♦-
Owe J^GY.'" ^uTidi] ^Renaissance Qteain ^irect Radiator
SrvLZ X, F:z. 63.
Fig. OS. style K. repreeentg the Two P.oh- Bandy Renaissance Sleam Direct Radiator without Comer Pillars. This Radia'or » iih Comer Pilla
THIRTY-SEVEN INCHES HIGH. TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
5 shown hy Fig. Go.
FOR STANDARD OR ENLARGED LOOPS.
Width of Base, IIVJ inches.
STANDAKD.
ENI.ARGKD.
of
2lJ^'
2778-
34 14'
41'
47^8"
53 '3
Each Lo«p Represert.« 3 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Each Loon Repreeents 31^ Feet cf
Heating Surface.
Li*T Price.
Feet
of Beating
Snrface.
30
42
54
66
78
90
With Iron Top
or arranged for
Marble Top
^6 75
59 25
72 00
84 50
97 00
lOq 50
Feet
of Healing
Surfic".
With Iron Top
or arrangi-d for
Marble Top.
11
63
9'
10;
^9 50
63 25
7700
90 ;o
104 25
1 1 S < X)
THIRTY-ONE INCHES HIGH. TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
LIST OF RADI.'\TORS BUILT OS
THE
Each Loop Represents 2l« Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base, im inches.
List Price.
List Price
2X5 >o
2i)r
25 *45 50
30
*49 00
2 X 7
14
27Ji'
35 57 50
42
62 50
2 X 9
18
34'4'
45
69 50
54
76 00
2 X II
22
41'
55
8i 75
66
89 25
2 X 13 26
47^8'
65
93 75
7S
102 75
2 X 15 30
53 '3
75 if'5 75
• lU
116 25
TWENTY-FOUR AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIGH. TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
LIST OK RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Width of Base. 11.>4 inches
Each Loop Represenis 2 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Each Loop Represents 2^ Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Pbii e.
2X51 10 1 2iJ^'
2X7' 14 1 27'^'
2X9 '8 34'i'
2 X II 22 41
2 X 13 26 4733-
2 X 15 3" ;3'3'
20
28
36
44
52
60
144 25
55 75
67 25
79 00
90 50
102 00
23^3
32%
5iJi
7"
^10.
59 75
72 2;
85 00
97 50
ITO 2;
"AH Re^alar Uouds Tapped ly^' - Ri?ht Hand."_g:
64
RE^I^ RADIATOR
K
MANUFACTURED BY
A. A QKirriNQ Iron Qo.
General Office and Works:
'\^--«jiii? "® "^
(j> Q^
430 ConnuNiPAiw/lYE., J f V JER5ET CITY, N. J.
NEW YORK CITY. N.Y.. CHICflQO. ILL., FHILflDELFHIfl. 7 A.,
J06 LIBERTY STREET. 130 bE^RPQRN STREET. 18-24 50UTH 7TH 5TREET.
Please designate in your speciflcations or contract for heating as A. A. Grlfflng Iron Co.'s Bnndy Renaissance Radiator Kith Corner Pillars.
Qhree J^w Jjundi^ Jj^naissance Qteam ^irect J?adiatGr.
Style L, Fig. 69.
Pio. 89, Style L, represents the Three Row Bandy Renaissance Steam Diruct Radiator without Corner Pillars. This Radiator with Corner Pillars is shown hy Fij
THIRTY-SEVEN AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIGH, THREE ROWS OF LOOPS.
STANDARD OR ENLARGED LOOPS. |
STANDARD.
ENLAKGED.
LIST OP RADIATORS BUILT ON THB
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3)4 Feet of
Width of Base, 1.5i^ inches.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
List Price.
L18T Price.
Shape
Number
Length
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet
With Iron Top
of
of
of
of Heating
or arranged for
of HeHting
or arranged tor
Radiator.
Loops.
Radiator.
Sarface.
Marble Top.
Surface.
Marble Top.
3 X 5
15
21^'
45
I65 75
52H
$70 00
3 X 7
21
2i%"
63
85 00
n'A
91 00
3 X 9
27
34^"
81
104 00
94H
III 75
3 X II
33
42°
99
123 25
iis'A
132 75
3 X 13
39
48 ir
117
142 25
136^
153 50
3 X 15
45
54^'"
135
161 50
157 J<
174 50
THIRTY-ONE AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIGH, THREE ROWS OF LOOPS.
LIST OF KAUIATORS BUILT ON THE
Each Loop Represents 254 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base. l.iH inches
List Prick.
List Price.
3 X 5
15 2llf'
37>^
I64 00
45
$69 25
3 X 7
21 28=^"
52j^
82 25
63
89 75
3X9
27
34}^"
(>7ii
100 75
81
no 25
3 X 11
33
42"
82^
lig 00
99
130 50
3 X 13
39
481^"
97'A
137 50
117
151 00
3 X 15
45 ' SAW 1
1 12 '4
155 75
135
171 50
TWENTY-FIVE INCHES HIGH, THREE ROWS OF LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
Each Loop Represents 2 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 2'j' Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base, 15^^ inches.
List Price.
List Prick.
3 X 5
15
21^"
30
f62 00
35
|66 25
3 X 7
21
28f^"
42
79 75
49
85 50
3 X 9
27
34^"
54
97 25
63
104 75
3 X II
33
42
66
115 00
77
124 00
3 X 13
39
481^"
78
132 50
91
143 25
•^ X 15 45 1 HH" 1
90 150 25 !
105 162 50 1
<»"A11 Regular Goods Tapped 1" x }4" "Right Hand.
65
^^^mom^^':m
BUNDY»-
© ^^J V^ jj^^^y jPerLaissance '3/Gt*'^^^er £[)iredjj^adi atcr
, style O, represents the One Row Buii'ly Renaissance Hot Water Direct Radiator without Corner rillars. This Radiator with Comer Pillars is shown hy Fig. 1.
FORTY AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIG-H, ONE ROW OF LOOPS-
FOR STANDARD OR ENLARGED LOOPS. |
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Width of Base, 7H inches.
STANDARD.
BNLAKGED.
Each Loop Represents 3>4 Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Each Loop Repre!,ent8 4 Feet if
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Shape
of
Radiatore.
Nnmber
of
Loops.
Length
of
Radiators.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
With Iron Top
orarrang. d for
Marhle Top.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
With Iron Top
or arranged for
Marlile Top.
I X 5 1 5
1X7 7
1X9 9
I X II II
I X ij 13
I X 15 15
2ljr
2Slg"
34Vf'
41
47 ■'■3"
54'
17}^
24i^
38K
45^^
1 52^2^
I32 25
40 75
49 00
57 50
f'5 75
74 25
20
28
36
44
52
60
$34 00
43 25
52 25
61 50
70 50
79 75
THIRTY-FOUR INCHES HIGH, ONE ROW OF LOOPS.
LIST OF RADIATORS BUILT ON THE
Each L
oop Kepresi-nle 3 Feet of
Each Loop Represents :i!^ Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base. 7"4 inches.
List Price.
List Price.
I X 5
5
2lV.f
15
I30 75
171^
I32 75
I X 7
7
281^
21
38 50
243^
41 50
I X 9
9
34^^'
27
46 50
31 i^
50 00
I X II
tl
41"
33
54 25
381^
58 75
I X 13 13 '■ 47''a'
39
62 25
45' <
f)7 25
I X 15 1 15 1 54
45
70 00
52I..
76 00
TWENTY-SEVEN AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIGH, ONE ROW OF LOOPS.
LIST OF RAI)I.\TORS Bini.T ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE BASES.
Width of Base, 1% inches.
Each Loop Represents 21^ feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
Each Loop Represents 'i\ Feet of
Heating Surface.
List Price.
XXXXXX
5 21^"
7 281^-
9 34i^"
II 41"
13 47=r
15 54"
12H
17JI
22 1^
27^^
321^
37 '0
$30 25
37 75
45 25
53 00
60 50
68 .K)
14 1-6
19 5-6
25J^
31 1-6
365-6
42 '.r
I31 75
40 00
48 25
56 25
64 50
72 75
'All Regular Goods Tapped \%' X IX' " Biffht Hand."-s»
66
S^'^J v'^lB^^^y J v^^^^^^^*^^ '^^AA/^^^ID^^^^^Jv^'^^^'^^'
STYI.E P, F:3. 73.
Fig. 73, St.vle P, represents Two Row Bundy Renaissance Hot Water Direct Radiator without Corner Pill.i
This Radiator with Comer Pillars is shown by Fig. 71.
FORTY AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIG-H. TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
STANDARD OK ENLARGED LOOPS. 1
SXAXDAIID.
j ENI.ARGEO.
LIST OF It.VDL\TORS BUILT ON THE
FOLLOWING SIZE B.\SES.
Each Loop Represents 31^ Feet of
Each Loop Represents 4 Feet of
Width of Base, ll'i inches.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
List Price.
List Prick.
Shai>e Kumber
Length
Feet
With Iron Top
Feet With Iron Top
of of
of
of Heating
or arranged for
of Heating or arranged for
Radiator. , Loops. i
Radiator.
Surface.
Marble Top.
Surface. Marble Top.
2X5 lO
21 1,'
35
|57 25
40 |6o 75
2X7 M
,27 Ji'
49
74 00
56 79 o*J
2X9 l8
34 '4-
63
90 75
72 97 00
2 X ir 22
41
-7
107 50
8S 11"; 2:;
2 X 13 2f'
47^8*
91
124 25
104 133 25
2 X 15 3<>
53-8
105
141 OiJ
120 151 50
THIRTY-FOUR INCHES HIGH.
TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
LIST OF R.\DIATORS BUILT ON THE
Each LooD Represents 3 Feet of
Each Loop Represents SU, Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE B.\SES.
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Width of Base, 11^4 inches. |
List Price.
List Prick.
2 X 5
10
21I./
30
l54 25
35 i I5S 25
2X7
14
27 's'
42
69 75 ;
49
75 50
2 X 9
iS
34^4-
54
85 25
63
92 75
2 X II
22
41'
66
loi 00
77
109 75
2 X 13 26
47^'8'
-s
116 50
91 127 00
2 X 15 30
53 '3
QO
132 00
105 1 144 25
TWENTY-SEVEN AND ONE-HALF INCHES HIGH.
TWO ROWS OF LOOPS.
LIST OF K.\DI.iTORS BUILT ON THE , Each Loop Represents eu; Feet of
Each Loop Represents if Feet of
FOLLOWING SIZE B.\SES. Healliisr Surface.
Healing Surface.
Width of Base, I134 inches. | List Price.
List Price.
2 X 5
10 ' 2ll.i'
25
$52 CX)
28 13'
$56 00
2 X 7
14 27 Js'
35
68 00
39°3
72 25
2X9
18 3414'
45
83 00
51
88 50
2 X II
22 ' 41'
55
98 25
62;^
105 00
2 X 13
26 4733"
65
113 25
73S'
121 25
2 X 15 30 SS's' !' 75
12S 25
85
137 50
-AH Regular Goods Tapped !■+' x 1,'+' "Right Hand.'"**
87
i^eRIFPINfilWNCfl
BUNDY>
^uady Standard Qteam aud^^iotAL^er J^ foep.
^
Fig. 17.
Fig. 17 represents the top and bottom, full size, of the Bundy Standard Steatn and Plot Water Radiator Loop.
For cross section view see Fig. 18.
68
BUNDY^
^ T
Fig. 18.
Fig. 18 represents a full size cross-section of the Bundj Standard Steam and Hot Water Eadiator Loop. Every
12 inches of lineal length represents one square foot of heating surface, full measurement. All Bundy Steam
Radiators have one-half square foot of heating surface per loop in the base, and all Bundy Hot Water Radiators have
the same amount of heating surface in both base and upper circulating chamber, making one square foot per loop.
'T^uTidyPnlargedQteam ^ JiTot^^^
Fig. 19 J represents a full size cross-section of the Bundy Enlarged Steam and Hot Water Radiator Loop. This
Loop has 30 per cent, more surface than the Standard Loop. (See cut and description above.)
69
BUNDY-
j^undi] ^2^t'd Qurface Qteam andJ^l^^J/aterJJ foop.
Fig. 19.
Fia. 19 represents the top aud bottom, full size of n loop of tJic IJiiiuly E.xtcndeil Surface Steam aud Hot Water
Radiator Loop. (For cross-section view see Fig. 19|.)
70
BUNDY'
j^undi] P2^terLdeclQurf ace Q team ^j/ot^^^
Fig. 19f.
Fi«. 19f represents a cross-section, full size, of the Biindy Exteiidud Surface Steam and Hot Water Radiator
Loop. This Loop has the same amount of surface as the enlarged Loop (see Fig. 19^), or 30 per cent more than is
contained in the Standard Loop.
^unclii ^t'clQ^urface Q^team of Js^t^^j^^er^pirectJ^diato
Fig. 16.
Fig. 16 represents the Bundy Extended Surface Loop Steam and Hot Water Radiator, which is furnished in all
heights and sizes the same as the Standard or Enlarged Loop.
71
THxnp. BUNDY-
j^undyQleamf j/ot AJ/ater ^Mirectj^adiator YfeasurerrierLts,
Fid. 30.
Fig. 31,
Fig. 32.
ri(;s. 3'J, 30, 31 and 32 represent end views of the Buudy One, Two,
Three and Four Row Steam and Hot Water ])irect Kadiators. The uniform
tapping of the Bundy Kadiator is a great advantage as it allows the fitter
to run his pipes before receiving the Uadiators, thus saving much time, as
well as enabling him to complete his contracts ])romptly, and make quick
returns for his goods, and secure the advantages to be obtained in this
way. In addition to the above, all Bundy Hot Water Radiators may be
tapped for feed pipe in the upper circulating chamber, and are made in
One, Two and Throe Rows of Loops.
Fig. 29.
72
THj.UK BUNDY'
^undy Qteam and J^t ^\iJdXzr ^irzzt J^adiator QTp.
Fig. 33.
Fig. 33 represents the Bandy Steam aud Hot Water Direct Kadiator Top, called the "Daisy" pattern. It is
strong and durable, and the number of daisies represent the number of loops in the Kadiator. This fret work top can
be quickly removed from the Bundy Radiator and a marble top used instead, an advantage that is highly appreciated
by users of these goods.
sETctiojfoF'FUu. size: optiii^e
INfpASEf OF'
^LfNOVRADJATOI^
Fig. 34.
iTiG. 34 needs no explanation. A comjmrison of the opening in the base of the Bundy Eadiator with that of any
other will show an overwhelming advantage in the Bundy.
73
BUNDY-
^undy QliompsoR Qteam and J^t^^\j(^er £l)irectj^iater.
Fig. 20.
Flii. 20 represeuts the Biindy Thompson Steam and Hot Water Direct Radiator, wiiich is patented June 27, 1876.
Like the Biindy Radiator Loop, each one is screwed separately into the base, and represents the same amount of sur-
face as the regular Bundy .Standard Loop. Is made in only the standard heights.
Fia 22.
Fig. 22 represents a cross section of the Bundy Tliompson Steam and Hot Water Direct Radiator Loop. It dillers
from the Bundy Standard Loop in having the two lobes or bairols connected for their entire length, instead of at the
ends only,
PRICES QUOTED ON APPLICATION.
74
^^^BUNDY-- ^
^undij -jhsmpscrc Q^tearn arid J^t Y^ater JJ^diator (oop
Fis. 21.
Fig. 21 represents the Top and Bottom, full size, of the Bundy Thompson Steam and Hot Water Radiator Loop.
75
<y^ JERSEY CITY.NJ._~i',
^spg^pg^>//y/?rRADi/<va^S^^^^^^^
A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE
Bundy Elite, Bundy Pyro and Bundy Pyro Wall Radiators.
THE BUNDY ELITE RADIATOR
(see Figs. 53 and 53), is a three-pipe construction ; in other words each section has three
barrels or tubes (patented July 3d, 1877), whereby the circulation is continually in a forward
direction, up the central and down the two outside tubes. There is never any conflict as to
which pipe will take the ascending and which the descending current as is the case in most
sectional Radiators, as the central pipe being more direct, takes the steam first every time
Such a Radiator cannot possibly air-bind or water-pocket. Each section has an individual
circulation, and will circulate even after the valves are closed.
THE PARABOLIC CONCATE SURFACE
(Patented Sept. 10th. 1889), in the Elite Radiator allows more air to come in contact with the
surface than with any other Sectional Radiator on the market. The result of this in increas-
ing the efficiency of the Elite Radiator is not necessary to dwell upon with any practical man.
All sections are duplicate and leg arches interchangeable and detachable (patented
April 30th, 1889), and so it is an easy matter to add or subtract sections should it become
desirable to increase or diminish the heating surface of any Radiator.
IN DESIGN
the Elite is pure Arabesque, of Moorish Architecture, and nothing can be more beautiful for
a Radiator. Do not make the mistake of buying a Radiator having a design, pretty enough
perhaps when new, but one you will Ijecome heartily sick of before you have had it a month.
The Elite Radiator design you will never tire of.
THE HEIGHTS
in which the Elite Radiator can be had are regular 24", 30", and 3ry', but by using legs 1" and
2" higher and lower this radiator can be furnished in the following heights : 22", 23", 24",
85", 26", 28", 29", 30", 31", 32", 34", 35", 36", 37" and 38". For cuts and list prices see pages
78 and 79
THE PYRO AND PYRO WALL RADIATORS
are dascribed m very much the same language as is the Elite above, the only difference
being in the design and in the fact that the sections are larger, the Radiator taking less
space in length but greater in depth. For cuts and list prices see pages 80, 81, 82 and 83.
76
^NDT- ELITE 'MMTQE
MANUFACTURED BY
© fl. fl. Qkifhnq Iron Co.
General Office and Works:
^ Q-.
^
y^A^-^
430 ConnuNiFAiw /Iye.,
JERSEY CITY, N. J,
MEW YORK CITY, N.Y..
106 LIBERTY STREET.
CHICflQO. ILL.,
130 bEflRBORN STREET.
FHILflbELFHIfl, Ffl.,
18-24 SOUTH 7TH STREET.
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Please desisnate iu )i«ur spe.iflratiiius or contract for heating as A. A. (irilHnz Iron Co.'s Bundy Elite Radiator
UCRIfFIWfilMNCIl ^
Cf^ JERSEY Gi"nr.N-j. "y^ci«
TRADK BUNDY"""
A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE
BUNDY TRIUMPH AND BUNDY DEFIANCE RADIATORS.
THE BUNDY TKIUMPH EADIATOR
is in general form like the Elite as it is a three-pipe construction, but it is a plain
Eadiator and has a fret-work top.
THE SPECIAL PAKABOLIC CTJRVE
(concave) is used in both Eadiators and it very naturally enhances their efficiency.
Ninety square feet, and often times less of Triumph and Elite Radiation will do as
much work as one hundred feet of other sectional radiation, and when one considers
that this means a saving of fuel and attention in proportion to the saving in surface
it is very strong argument why the Elite and Triumph Eadiators should be used.
THE DETACHABLE AND OTERCHANGEABLE ECCEJiTBlC TAPPED BUSHIKG
used in the Elite, Triumph and Defiance Radiators, as well as Climax and Perfect In-
direct, allows all the waters of condensation to pass quickly from the Eadiator on gravity
action. This keeps the surface dry and in the veiy best condition for greatest efficiency,
and should it be desirable to change the size of the piping connecting the Eadiator, the
bushing can easily be removed and another one used in its place.
THE BUNDY DEFIANCE RADIATOR
(see pages 86 and 87), is designed particularly for use where it is desirable to get in a
low Eadiator a maximum of surface in a minimum space occupied by the Eadiator.
It presents a neat appearance when set under a window surmounted by a handsome
marble top or when placed in a recess in the wall. Sometimes it is placed behind
screens with liberal sized openings through which the air passes into the rooms, and the
screens are then decorated in keeping with the room. We know of a library where
the screen is painted to represent the backs of books and the effect is very fine.
FOR CUTS AND LIST PRICES SEE PACES 86 AND 87.
77
^AA.GRIFFING-|RON"CO~
ELITE
^undy piile Qteam £[)irecl J^diator
Fia. 52.
Flo. 52, represents the Bunily Elite Steam Radiator. For deBrrlption see preceding page.
THIRTY-SIX INCHES HIGH.
Width of Legs.
S14 inches ; Sections
. 8 inches. Each Se
tion represen's ."jl.j f
et of Heating Surface. List Pkice. Per foot, rej^cents.
Per Section, »3.99.
Number i.f
Length of
I'Vel of
With
Number of
Length of
Radiator.
Feet of
W ith
Sections.
Radiator.
Heating Surface.
Detachable Legs.
Sections.
ITeatine Surface
Delactiable Legs.
3
11-
KH
$11 96
17
53'
9^
J67 79
4
14-
22
15 95
18
56"
99
71 78
S
17"
27^^
19 94
19
59-
IMH
75 76
6
90-
33
23 93
20
68-
no
79 75
7
ay
3!>%
27 91
21
65-
1I5H
83 74
8
26-
44
31 90
22
08-
121
87 73
3
29*
4;tu
35 89
23
~V
]-26,U
91 71
10
32-
55
39 88
24
74-
132
95 70
11
35-
cow
43 8G
25
137!^
99 C9
12
38-
w
47 a5
28
80"
143
103 G8
1.3
41-
71K
.M 84
27
83-
148)4
107 CO
14
44-
S.') R3
28
86-
154
111 C5
15
47-
Hi'A
m Kl
2!1
89-
159H
115 V4
1«
0-
w
63 H1
30
92-
ira
1 19 C2
THIRTY INCHES HIGH.
Width of Legs, 8!^ inches ; Sections
8 inches. Kach Se
tion represents 4% feet of Heating Surface. List Pricb. Per foot, 82^ cents.
Per S.«ion, $3.85.
3 11-
1»
$11 55
17
53-
79K
$65 45
4 14-
l.S=^
15 40
18
56-
84
69 30
5 17-
23 Vi
19 25
19
59-
ss.s
73 15
6 20-
28
23 10
20
02-
93H
77 00
7 23-
32%
2C 95
21
OS-
98
80 85
8 26-
37H
.30 80
22
es-
102«i
81 70
9 29-
42
.34 05
23
71-
107,S
88 55
10 82-
4BS
38 50
24
74-
112
92 40
11 35-
51H
42 35
25
TT
UOK
96 2S
12 38-
56
46 20
36
W
Kl'i
100 10
13 41-
6ns'
50 05
87
es-
126
103 95
14 44-
65H
S3 90
28
se-
130S'
107 80
15 47-
70
57 75
2fl
89-
1.35 "3
111 6S
16 50'
74S
61 00
30
oa-
140
1 IS .vt
TWENTY-FOUR INCHES HIGH.
Width of Legs, S^ inches ; Sectiooa
, 8 inches. Each Section represents 3^ feet of Heating Surface.
List Pbice. Per foot, 97^ cents. Per Section, $3.6'. '
11-
IIM
$10 97
17
53-
^
$62 16
14 63
18
56-
65 81
17-
224
. 18 28
19
59*
71W
69 47
20'
21 94
20
62-
75
73 13
28-
2C!4
25 59
21
65-
7m
82^
76 78
26-
30
29 25
22
68-
80 44
89-
83?i
32 91
23
71'
86!4
84 09
88-
41^
»6 56
24
74'
90
87 75
85-
40 22
25
77'
9S»i
97^
91 41
88-
4S
43 8X
21;
80-
95 06
41-
^
47 .Vi
27
88-
101 14
98 78
«•
51 19
28
86-
105
102 38
4r
5614
54 84
29
86-
nan
106 03
so-
60
.■>« .^o
30
92-
109 69
«-All Begnlar Goods Tapped 1' x ^' "Bight Hand."-W
7«
^undT^ Plite J^Tot *^\LQ;er J^aclialcr.
Fig. B3.
Fig. 63 represents the Bundy Elite Hot Water Radiator, whicli lias an Upper as well as a Lower Connecting Water Way
THIRTY-SIX INCHES HIGH.
For description see second preceding page.
Width of Legs,
S',i Inclies ; Sections, 8 indies. Eacli Section reprcBents Si^ feet of Heating Siirt
ace. List Pkicb.
Per foot, 85 cents. Per Section, $4.68.
Number of
Length ut
Feet of
Willi
Length of
Feet of
With
SectionP,
Rttdiatiir.
l-ieating Sui-fare.
Detachable Legs,
Sections.
Radiator.
Heating Surface.
Tiefnchable Legs.
3
11-
16',
$14 103
17
,53-
93M
$79 48
4
ir
33
18 70
18
,56'
99
84 15
5
17"
27 ',4
33 38
19
59-
1045<
88 83
e
80-
33
38 05
SO
62-
110
93 50
t
83-
3S!i
32 73
81
65-
115^
98 18
8
86-
41
37 40
22
68"
121
102 85
29-
49i.<
42 08
23
71-
126"^
107 53
:o
32"
5ri
46 75
24
74"
132
112 80
11
35-
60 «
51 43
85
77"
1375^
116 88
38'
06
56 10
26
80"
143
131 65
13
41'
71}^
6) 78
87
83"
ii&'A
136 33
14
44-
77
65 45
28
86"
154
130 90
15
47-
88^
70 13
29
89"
1595^
135 58
16
50*
88
74 80
30
92-
165
140 25
THIRTY INCHES HIGH.
Width of Legs, 8?^ inches ; Sections,
8 inches. Each Section represents 4%
feet of Heating Surface. List Price.
Per foot, 97 H cents.
Per Section, $4.55.
3
U"
14
$13 65
17
53'
79}^
$77 35
14-
18-^
18 20
18
56"
84^
81 90
17"
2V/,
23 75
19
59-
88?^
86 45
6
20"
28
27 .30
20
68'
93M
91 00
23"
32?^
31 85
21
65'
98
95 65
8
20'
37^
.36 40
22
68"
1085^
100 10
y
39-
42
40 95
23
71-
107^
104 65
10
32"
46M
45 .50
24
74-
118
109 20
51 K
50 05
25
77"
1165^
113 75
38"
56
54 60
26
80-
181}^
118 30
na%i
59 15
27
83"
136
123 85
41"
65H
63 70
28
86"
iWH
127 40
70
68 25
39
89"
135H
131 95
745^
72 HO
30
93'
140
K6 fO
TWENTY-FOUR INCHES
HIGH.
Width of Legs,
B'A inches ; Sectior
•<. 8 inche". Eich Section represents 3% feet of Heating Surface. List Price.
Per foot. $1.1814,
PerlSection, $4.22.
3
11"
il'A
$12 66
17
53"
63%
67 ■!
$71 72
4
14-
1)
16 88
18
56-
75 94
5
17"
ISM
32.|
21 09
19
59"
71 "4
80 16
6
20"
25 31
20
62"
75
84 38
7
23"
26^
39 53
31
65*
m
88 60
8
26"
30
33 75
22
68"
92 81
9
29
PI
37 97
23
71'
86H
97 03
10
33"
43 19
24
74'
90
101 25
11
35"
41H
46 41
25
77"
^?l
105 47
38"
45
.50 63
26
80"
109 69
13
41"
4m
53 ■?
54 84
37
83"
101^
113 91
14
44-
59 06
28
86-
105
118 13
15
47"
5014
6i 28
39
89"
108M
1135?
132 35
16
50"
60
or .511
30
93"
126 56
«-All Regular Goods Tapped lj<' x Ij^' " Right Hand.'"**
79
— BUNDY —
'^-cindu ^yre Q^teaiTi£pireclJ^dialGr.
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The accOTnpanying cut represents the BuEdr Ptto Steam Direct Eadiator. It has an extremelTleantifnl drsign, haiinosionB and
lih imiin,. pttmoanced by many to be the handromest ever shown in connection with SeclioEal Eadiatcrs. All eections are duplicates,
die end lictMoo being the same as the intermediates : leg arches aie detachable and interchanj^eable. iPat. April 30. 1^89.) and may be
placed mider any section : a large portion of the surface is parabolic, incurving, >Pat. Sept, 30, 1?80,) being specially adapted to with-
stand higfa presstiTe and insure free circulation of air against the entire surface of the Eadiator, and is supplied with the Bundy
Eccentric Tapped Bashing, fPat. Feb. 12, 1S89.) thtis insuring a quick exit for all watereof condensation and noiseless, uniform circu-
latioB thioagbont. as well as preventing a water pocket, water hammer and freezing of the Radiator when not in use in cold weather.
This Radiator can be tised with excellent encceas on the One Pipe system. The distance from center of tapping to floor varies, the
aT^age being 5 inches.
THIRTY-EIGHT INCHES HIGH.
WMlfi erf I>Fgs. U> isctes : Scctionii. 10 iaches. £aai Sectioa Tepnaeu\s
Widii of Legs,
■.1 inchee : Seciione. 10 inchw. E»ih SeciioD rtprefttile
a teet d OemtSae Bmifmie.
6 feet of Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per foot, Tteeala. Per Btt&m, t&M.
Per foot. TO oenw. Per Section, $5 60.
Tf ■■! 1 1
LcwAaf
Fc£t
tnik 1
y umber
Leceth of
Radiator
Feet
With
•f
«~"—
orBcutag
DeiackaHe
of
of Heating
DetDCbable
gBrtJg—L
talMke^
Sorfice
Leg*. 1
Sections.
in iDchee.
Soiface.
Lego
$72 80
78 40 -
I
'=K ' ^
feto
13
SoX
104
2
9H l6
II 20
M
54H
112
! 3
J3ii 24
16 So
15
5&}4
120
84 00
4
17 32
22 40
16
62
I2S
89 60
5
a^ 40
28 00
17
65^
136
95 20
6
24H 4S
33 t«o
18
69^^
144
100 80
7
23M ;6
39 20
«9
73)i
152
106 40
8
32 64
44 80
ao
77
160
112 00
9
3SH 72
50 40
21
8o?i
168
117 60
lO
39^1 80
?6 00
22
84¥
J76
123 20
1 II
43Ji 88
61 60
23
88Ji
184
128 80
12
47 96
6: 20
24
92
192
t34 40
'AU Be^Ur Steam Goods Tapped I'XI,' "Bight IIaiid."^iii
80
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MANUFACTURED BY
^«5^
fl./l. QRirriNQ Iron Co.
General Office and Works:
430 QonnuNiF/iw /Iye.,
L ^
m^w
^ 1 ^
JERSEY CITY, N. J,
NEW YORK CITT. N.T.. QHICflQO, ILL., rHlLfiDELFHlfl, Ffl..
t06 LIBERTY STREET. 130 bE/lRPORN STREET. 18-24 SOVITH 7TM STREET.
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Plrase desiffiiafe in voor speciflfations and rontraol for heatine as A. A. (iriffinir Iron Co.'s Bnndf Pjro Radiator.
TKADE PYRO M-l^^i-
^uTidi] J^uro y^ci \fIzzT £[)irect J^adiator
F:3. 75.
Fig. 75 represents the Bundy Pyro Hot Water Direct Radiator. It has an extremely beautiful df sign, hainionious and pleasirg
pronounced by many to be the handsomest ever shown in connection with Sectional Radiators. All sections are duplicatt s, the end
sections being the same as the intermediates ; leg arches are detachable and interchangeable, iPat. April 30, 1S89.) and may be placed
under any section : a large portion of the surface is parabolic, incurring, iPat. Sept. 10, 1SS9.) being specially adapted to withstand
high pressure and insure free circulation of air against the entire surface of the Radiator, and the amount of water contained in
this Radiator is the minimum, thus rendering effective a large amount of Radiating Surface with light drain on the fire and small
consumption of fuel. The distances from center of tapping to floor varies, being, if tapped 3^', i'Jg ; 1", 5' ; H^', 5%' ; li, , .ji^'.
THIRTY-EIGHT INCHES HIGH.
Width of Legs, 10 inches ; Seciione. 10 inches. Each Section representicg
8 feet of Heating Surface.
Per foot SO cents. Per Section, $6.40.
Number
Lenoth of
Radiator
in Inches.
Feet
of Heating
Surface^
ERRATUM.
The length of Pyro Hot Water Radia-
tors should be the same as P>to Steam
Radiators. For correct lengths see page 80.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
104
112
120
128
136
144
152
160
168
176
184
19^
With
Betacbable
Legs.
IS3 20
89 60
96 00
102 40
loS 80
115 20
121 60
12S 00
IS* 40
140 80
147 20
i?^ 60
and,"-^a
A
PYRO
^undi] J^T^ro J£ct \flizr £[)irect J^iator.
Fig. 75.
Fig. To represents the Bundy Pyro Hot Water Direct Radiator. It has an extremely beautiful df sign, bainionious and pleasing
pronounced by many to be the handsomest ever shown in connection with Sectional Radiators. All factions are duplicatts, the end
sections being the same as the intermediates ; leg arches are detachable and interchangeable, (Pat. April 30, 1889,) and may be placed
under any section ; a large portion of the surface is parabolic, incurving, (Pat. Sept. 10, 1889,) being specially adapted to withstand
high pressure and insure free circulation of air against the entire surface of the Radiator, and the amount of water contained in
this Radiator is the minimum, thus rendering effective a large amount of Radiating Surface with light drain on the fire and small
consumption of fuel. The distances from center of tapping to floor varies, being, if tapped ^^", i'Jg ; 1", 5 ; 11^", 5%" ; li , ", 5J4".
THIRTY-EIGHT INCHES HIGH.
Width of Legs, 10 inches ; Sections. 10 inches. Each Section representing
8 feet of Heating Surface.
Li3T Price.
Per foot, 80 cents. Per Section, $6.40.
Width of Legs, 10 inches ; Sections. 10 inches. Each Section representing
8 feet of Heatitg Surface.
List Price.
Per foot, 80 cents. Per Section, $6.40.
Number
of
Sections.
Length of
Radiator
in Inches.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
With
Detachable
Legs.
Number
of
Sections.
Length of
Radiator
in Inches.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
With
Detachable
Legs.
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
II
12
9
I2l.<
16 "
I9K
23
26} i
30
33K
37
40j<
44 '
8
16
24
32
40
48
56
64
72
80
88
96
$640
12 80
19 20
25 60
32 00
38 40
44 So
51 20
57 60
64 00
70 40
76 80
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
47 'i
51
54K
58
61 }|
65
6SK
72
79
82 1<
86 "
104
112
120
128
. 136
144
152
160
168
176
184
192
I83 20
89 60
96 00
102 40
108 80
115 20
121 60
128 00
134 40
140 80
147 20
153 60
BS^-All Regular Hot Water Goods Tapped IW'xlH" "Riglit Hand.'''-©a
8d
lAAGRIFFINGIRONCO
TRADE PYRO MARK-
^undy J^yre^^j^/Tu^team £[)irect J^iator.
9MK0 ^^l^v:
Fig. 76.
Fig. 76 represents the Bundv Pyro Wall Steam Direct Radiator which undoubtedly is the narrowest Radiator in the world, being but 3
wide, from back to front. It occupies scarcely more space than a wall coil of inch pipe, and is by far more efficient, being perpendicular
instead of horizontal surface, and so fleeing itself of water of condensation much more quickly, is more durable for it is a well ksown fact that
wrought iron rusts out more quickly than cast, especially in coils; and is certainly cheaper when the lime consumed in building up coils is
taken into consideration, and there are many more joints in coils and hence great liability to leaks.
The Pyro Wall has a handsome design and is just the thing for heating nanow halls and passage ways, and thousands of them have
already been used for heating bath rooms where a single section is often times all that is lequiird, and ficm that up to ihiee or four sections.
There are two sizes of legs furnished with this Radiator, one 5" in diameter and the other 5" in diameter with 1" cut off the rt ar pciticn
so as to bring the Radiator closer to the wall, either of which is furnished without extia cost, but when parties wish the latter leg, so as to
get the Radiator as close to the wall as possible, occupying less space even than a pipe coil, they should tj ecify, in ordering, this size, olhiiwise
the 5' circular leg will be sent.
Center of tapping is W from extreme edge of section and •'5" from floor, allowing liberal space under the Radiator for cleaning out.
THIRTY-EIGHT INCHES HIGH.
Widths of Lege, 5 and 3 iDches as above deacribed ; Seclionp, 3 inches.
Each Section repre-
sents 8 feet of Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per foot, 72% cents. Per Section, $5.80.
Number
•Length of
Feet
Wlth
of
Radiator In
of Heating
Detachable
Sections.
Inches.
Surface.
Legs.
I
iiH
8
$5 80
2
21K
16
II 60
3
31?^
24
17 40
4
42
32
23 20
5
52K
40
29 00
6
62^
48
34 80
7
72M
56
40 60
8
83
64
46 40
9
9314
72
!;2 20
10
io33-a
80
58 00
JS^All Regular Steam Goods Tapped 1" x M" " Right Hand.
*Wlieii lapped 1J\ deduct 1" from total length of Radiator.
82
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RflbIflT2K
MANUFACTURED BY
G'^^/c:
fl. (\, QmrriNQ Iron Qo. a
sX,
General Office and Works;
430 QonnuNiP/iw /Iye.,
JERSEY QITT, N. J.
NEW TORK OTT. N.T.,
J06 LIBERTY STREET-
CHIQflQO, ILL., FHILflDELrHW, F/l.,
130 bE/IRBORN STREET. 1 8-24 SOUTH 7TH STREET.
PIea*te desisiinte in your specifications and contract for lieatins: as A. A. Griffing Iron Co.'s Bundy l*yro Wall Radiator
AAGRIFFIM IRON CO ^
(l JERSEY CITY.NJ. Vu.«^
TRIUMPH
^juudi] MriumpK Q^tcani ^Jji^^ct |-?adiator.
Fig. 47.
Fig. 47 represents the Bundy Triumph Steam Direct Radiator, which is made with a top, and is similar in form to
the Bundy Elite Kadialor, having three pipes with a circulation up the central and do\\n the two outside pipfs. It
cannot water pocket or air bind, and the sections being parabolic, (concave or incurving), a more active circulation of
air is induced and greater efficiency secured.
The sections are connected by 3"-nipples, cut from extra heavy oil well tubing, which gives nearly 50 per cent,
larger openings tlian is found in most other radiators, as they are usually connected by l^"-nipples and these are cut
from ordinary steam pipe, which is about one-half as strong as extra heavy oil well tubing.
Center of tapping 4-J" from extreme edge of legs and 4f " from floor.
THIRTY-SIX INCHES HIGH.
Width of Legs, 8i/, inches ; Sections, 8 inches. Each Sei^tiou represents
51^ feet of Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per foot, CTK cents. Per Section. $3.71.
Width of Legs, 814 inches ; Sections, 8 inches. Each Section represeets
514 feet of Heating Surface.
List Price.
Per foot, 67^^ cents. I'er Section, 83.71.
Number
of
Sections.
Length i Feet 1 With
of Radiator. of Heating. i Legs and Iron
Inches. 1 Surface. 1 Tops.
Number
of
Sections.
Length
of Radiator.
Inches.
Feet
of Heating
Surface.
With
Legs and Iron
Tops.
3
4
5
6
8
9
;o
11
12
13
1^
16
11
14
IT
20
23
28
29
32
35
38
41
14
47
50
i?3^
2714
33
If"
M
82K.
88
811 14
14 85
15 50
22 28
25 99
29 70
33 41
37 13
40 84
+4 55
48 21)
51 9S
55 09
59 40
17
18
19
20
21
23
S4
25
2G
27
28
29
30
53
56
59
02
05
08
71
74
77
80
83
86
89
92
^9^
17"
11514
121
1201^
132
137,U
143
um
154
1.59H
165
$63 11
66 83
70 54
74 25
77 90
81 68
85 39
89 10
92 81
96 .53
100 24
103 95
107 60
111 38
All Reifalar Steam Ooods Tapped l'X%', " Right Hand.
84
TRIUMPH «^>"'
P)uadij Q^umpK j£ot ^J/ater^^
Fig. 48.
Fi(i. 48 represents the Bundy Triumph Hot Water Direct Radiator of whicli all section.s are duplicates and legs are
removable and interchangeable. There is an ujDper connecting water way, as well as the connection at the bottom, and
it is impossible for an an air ^oocket to occur in this Radiator. In has the parabolic (concave or incurving) feature
found also in the Bundy Elite Radiator, whereby greater efficiency is secured, in fact this advantage alone gives this
type of Radiator from 10 to 15 per cent greater radiating power.
The circulation is positive and uniform, up the central and down the two out.side tubes, which being always in a
forward direction, there is less friction to overcome in this than any other type of Radiator, all of which advantages
are alike possessed by the Bundy Elite, Bundy Pyro, and Bundy Pyro Wall Radiator.
Center of tajiping is -i^" from extreme edge of legs and 4f" from floor.
THIRTY-SIX INCHES HIGH.
Widtli of Legs, 8!^ inches ; S.;ction8, 8 inches. Eacli Sect
[01 represents j]4
Width of Legs,
S'.j inclies ; Sections, 8 inclms. Each S
cctlou represents
feet of Heating Surface.
5]4 feet of Heating Surface.
Li.sT Price.
List Price.
Per foot, 80 cents. Per Section, $4.40.
Per foot, 80 cents. Per Section, $4.40
Number
Length of
Feet
With
Number
Length of
Feet
With
of
Ridiator.
of Heating
Lege and Iron
of
itadiator.
of Heating
Legs and Iron
Sections.
Indies.
Surface.
Tops.
Sections.
Inches.
Surface.
Tops.
3
11
16!^
$13 20
17
53
93!^
$74 811
4
14
22
17 60
18
56
99
79 30
a
17
27^
22 00
13
5'J
104^
83 60
B
20
33
2fi 40
20
6-3
110
88 00
7
23
38!4
30 80
21
65
11554
92 40
8
26
44
35 20
22
08
131
90 80
9
29
49H
39 60
23
71
1361^
101 20
10
32
55
44 00
24
74
132
105 60
n
35
60^^
48 40
25
77
1-37^
110 00
12
38
66
52 80
26
80
14.3
111 40
1:1
41
7ihi
57 20
27
83
148 v.;
IH 80
14
44
61 60
28
86
154
133 30
15
47 ' 83J4
66 00
29
89
1.591/,
127 60
le
50 88
70 40
30
92 165
132 no
I^All Kegular Hot Water Goods Tapped l}4" x IM " Right Haud.""©a
85
MGRIFFINGIRONCO"
P, JERSEY CITY. N.J V"
s^WJwrRAoiwo^^^
THADK DEFIANCE «*■"--
^undy ^efiance Qteam^irect
■>i|l|;« liJliiljIJllllillilSlgf^
„..i:!!;l!!!:™l::l"«S!
l-?adiatGr.
Fig. 83.
Fig. 83 represents the Biindy Defiance Steam Direct Radiator, which is specially designed to go under windows,
in recesses, or in any place where it is desirable to get as much surface in a limited space as possible and still use a low
Radiator. The sections are 13' and 18" high respectively, and Radiators can be made of varying heights from 14' to
23^" by the use of detachable legs which are furnished with them without extra charge. Can be tapjjed any size at top
or bottom. Cast iron tops can be furnished with most of the sizes but they are extra. Marble tops are usually used.
19", 19>^'. 20', 201^", 31", 211^", 23", 22i£, 23' and 23i," high.
14", 141^", 15", 15I2". 16", 161^", 17', 171^, 18" and ISi^" high.
Width of Sections, 11 incheB.
Width of Sections, 11 inches.
Width of Sections, 8 inches.
Width of Sections, 8 inches.
Each Section represents 7 feet of Heat-
Each Section represents 7 feet of Heat-
Bach Section represents 4 feet
of Heat-
Each Section repreeents 4 feet of Heat-
ing Surface.
ing Surface.
ing Surface.
ing Surface.
LIST PBIOE.
LIST PRICK.
LIST PRICE.
LIST PRICE.
Per Foot, 90 cents. Per Section, $6.30.
Per Foot, 90 cents. Per Section, $6.30.
Per Foot, $1.05. Per Section
$4.20.
Per Foot, $1.06. Per Section, $4.20.
size
of
"^Sf Feet of With
No.
Size
of
Length
Feet of
With
Size
of
Length
With
.Vo.
Size
Length
With
Sectiona.
of
Sections.
Heat-
Detach-
of
Sections.
Heat-
Detach-
of
Heat^
Detach-
Seo-
ing
able
Sec-
able
Sec-
able
lions.
D'th. H'Kt.
Inches-
Surface. Legs.
tions.
D'th. H'ift.
Inches.
Surface.
Legs.
tions.
D'th. H'gt
Inches.
Surface.
Legs.
14
D'th. H'gt.
Inches.
Surface.
Legs.
2
ii'XiS'
8
14
$1260
14
irxi8"
56
98
f88.20
2
8"XI3"
8
8
I8.4O
8"XI3"
56
56
I58.80
■»
n'XiS"
12
21
18.90
15
ii'XiS"
60
105
94.50
3
8"Xi3"
12
12
12.60
15
8"XI3"
60
60
63.00
4
ii'XiS'
i6
28
25.20
16
ii'XiS'
64
112
100.80
4
8"Xi3'
16
16
16-80
16
8"Xi3'
64
64
67.20
5
ii'XiS"
20
35
31 50
17
ii'XiS"
68
119
107.10
5
8"XI3"
20
20
21.00
17
8"XI3"
68
68
71.40
6
n'XiS'
24
42
37.80
18
ii"Xi8"
72
126
113.40
6
8"XI3'
24
24
25.20
18
8"Xi3'
72
72
75.60
7
ii'XiS*
28
49
44.10
19
ii'XiS"
76
133
119.70
7
8"XI3"
28
28
29.40
19
8"Xi3'
76
76
79.80
8
ii'XiS'
32
5b
50 40
20
ii'XiS'
80
140
126.00
8
8"Xi3"
32
32
33.60
20
8"Xi3"
80
80
84.00
<)
n'XiS'
.36
63
56.70
21
ii'XiS"
84
147
132-30
'^
8"Xi3"
36
36
37-80
21
8"Xi3"
84
84
88.20
lO
ii'XiS
40
70
63.00
22
n'XiS"
88
154
138.60
10
8"XI3'
40
40
42.00
22
8"XI3"
88
88
92.40
II
nXiS
44
77
69.30
23
ii'XiS"
92
161
144-90
II
8"XI3"
44
44
46.20
23
8"XI3"
92
92
96.60
12 Il'XlS
4»
84
75.60
24
ii"Xi8"
96
i68
151.20
12
8"Xi3"
48
48
50.40
24
8"Xi3"
96
96
100.80
13 n'XiS'
52
91 1 81.90 1
25
iTXiS"
100
175
157-50
13
8"XI3"
52
52
54.60
25
8"Xi3"
100
100
105.00
• The Dcllancc Radiator Sections are 18' high, and are furnished, without
• The Defiance Radiator
Hectious are 13' high, and are furnished, without
extra charge, with detachable and interclian^eable legs varying in height by
extra cliarge, with detachabi
J and interchangeable legs varying in height by
half inches from 1' to 5^' high, and so build Radiators of the following
: half inches from 1' to 5!^',
high, and so build Radiators of tile following
heights ■ -19-, 19^', 20" 20^-. 2r, il'A; 2-2-, iii^-, 33' and aaj^i'.
heights :— 14', U%-. IS", l.')^.
j', 16-, ICJ^', 17'. nji', 18' and 18H'-
When no height Is mentioned, Ki<Jiatora 22' high will be furnished.
When no height is mention
d. Radiators 17* high wUI be fnrnisbed.
pr* AH BeKular St«am Goodtt Tapped VxX"> "Right Hand." _^
86
- DEFIANCE *-
^uudy £[)2fiar.c2 J^ot ^^^^^r ^irect^^^^diator.
Fig. 8-1 represents the Bundy Defiance Hot Water Direct Radiator, which is specially designed to go under windows,
in recesses, or in any place where it is desirable to get as much surface in a limited space as possible and still use a low
Radiator. The sections are 13' and IS' high respectively, and Radiators can be made of varyiug heights from 14' to
23^' by the use of detachable legs which are furnished with them without extra charge. Can be tapped any size at top
or bottom. Cf^t iron tops can be furnished with most of the sizes but they are extra. Marble tops are usually used.
19', 191^", SO", 201^', 21', Sljr, 32'
22K', 33' and iZli'
high.
Width of Sectjons, 11 inches.
1
Width of Sections, 11 inches.
Each Section represents 7 feet of Heat-
[ Each Section represents T feet of Heat ■ |
ing Surface.
ing Surface.
LIST PBICB.
1
LIST PEIC«.
Per Foot, 9<14 cents. Per Section. $6.83.
Iper Foot, 97)^ cents. Per Section, $6.83 1
No. ®if i'^Sf" r«*tof' With
Ko.
^f '^'' Feet of
With
of S«^oiu. Radii- Heat- Detacha-
of
Detacha-
K.r "«
""■^D-th.H-ft. Inches. ^"'^•
Legs.
oons
D'th. H-et. iDches. ^""^"^
Legs.
2 Il'XiS'
s
14
«i3.65
14
ii'XiS' 56 98
$95-55
3
n XiS-
12
21
20.48
15
Il'Xl8'
60 , 105
102.38
4
ll'XiS-
i6
28
27.30
16
ii'XiS'
64
112
109.20
S
ii'XiS'
20
35
34-13
17
ii'XiS'
68
119
116.03
6
li'XiS'
24
42
40.95
18
ii'XiS"
72
126
122.85
7
li'XiS-
28
49
47.78
IQ
n'XiS'
76
133
129.68
8
n'XiS-
32
56
54.60
20
II X18'
80
140
136.50
q
n'XiS'
3t>
63
61.43
21
ii'Xi8'
84
147
143-33
10
ii'XiS'
4°
70
68.25
22
ii'Xi8'
88
154
150.15
II
ii'XiS'
44
77
75.08
23
ii"Xi8'
92
161
156.98
12
li'XiS'
4a
84
81.90
24
ii'Xi8'
96 168
163.80
13
ii'XiS'
52
91
S3. 73
25
II XiS 100 175
170.07
• The Defiance Radiator Sections are 18' high, and are furnished.
without
extra charge, with detachable and interchangeable legs varying in height by
half inches from 1' to 5>^' high, and so baild Radiators of the following
heights :— 19-, 19^^-, 20% ao!^-, 21', ilU'. M-.
■i;i«-. 33- and -TS^' .
When no height is mentione<l, Kidiators
if high will be furnished.
14', 14L^', 15', lojr, 16'. 16J^', 17'. 171^'. 18" and 18i^'
high.
width of Sections. S inches. 1 Width of Sections. 8 inches. |
Each Section represents 4 feet of Heat-
Each Section represents 4 feet of Heat- |
ing Surface.
ing Surface.
LIST PRICK.
LIST PRICE.
Per Foot, $1.15. Per Section, $4.60.
Per Foot, $1.15. Per Sction, $4.60. 1
So. SiM Len^ ^^^^^ ^^^
so. 1 ^ ^Sr' Feet of
With
of Sections. Radia- Heat- Detacha-
Detacha-
""--D-.h.H-k Incites. ^°^^- ^•
^"-^ Dth. H-*gt. to^« *^'=*-
Legs.
2 S'XI3' 8 1 8 $9.20
14 |8'X13' 56 56
$64.40
3 8X13' 12 12 13.80 I5I8'XI3' 60 1 60
69.00
4 S'XI3' 16 16 18.40 , i6 S'XI3 64
64
73.60
5 8 Xi3' 20 20 i 23.00 17 8'XI3 68
68
78.20
6 S'Xi3' 24 24 1 27.60
18 8'XI3' 72
72
S2.80
7 8'XI3' 23 28 ( 32.20
19 8'XI3' 76
76
87-40
8 8'XI3' 32 32 1 36.80
20 8'XI3' 80
80
92 00
9 S X13 36 36 ! 41-40
21 8'Xl3'i 84
84
96.60
10 8 X13' 40 40 46.00
22 8'XI3'! 88
83
101.20
II 8 X13 44 44 50-60
23 (S'XiS'l 92
92
10^. So
12 S'XI3 48 48 55-20
24 8'XI3 96 96
H0.40
13 S'Xi3 52 52 5980 , 25 3 X13' 100 100
115.00
• The Defiance Kidiator SecUons are IS' high, and are furnished.
without
extra charge, with detachable and interchangeable legs varying in he
ght by
half inches from 1' to 5^' high, and so build Radiators of the fo
Uowing
heishts :— W. UU-. Id*. ISH'. 16'. leV- I"'- 1^'. 18' and 18J^".
When no height is mentioned. Radiators 17' high will be famished.
l^AU Regular Hot Water Goods Tapped n^xl^', " Bight Hand.''.^
87
PBADE DEFINACE "^H-^-
^undy^efiance^aijA?/iRd^ Qteam and Jspt ^^\^^^er
J-?adiator.
SxEAM.'^Fia. 85.
Hot Water, Fig. 86.
Tiir; Binlv D;3in';3 Biy Window Radiator, a« its name clearly implies, is specially designed for use in bay windows. iilllioM;,'li ii can lir
used in any place where an irrc;,'ular-shaped Radiator is wanted. It will fit an angular, circular or any shaped space and will (il tlio outside
of cjrve a< w^ll a-s th? inside. A drawing or piper te.-nplct, showing exactly the shape of space to be fitted, is a great aid in (lie production
of this special make of Radiator.
A mirble top setting on the Radiator produces a very fine effect, and the large number of these Radiators now in use attest very strongly
their many advantages. In the first place, the bay window is the worst exposure a room can have, and the placing of the Radiator at this
piint of greatest chill secures a more uniform and positive heat at all times, and certainly saves considerable fuel owing to its location. Then
again by placing the Radiator here, it avoids the use of space in other parts of the room that is of more value for other purposes.
For dimensions and list prices, see next page.
88
AA.GRIFFING IRON CO
r^x,>5^, JERSEY CITY.NJ >U.e*«,
TRADB DEFIANCE MARK.
^uridi] ^efiance ^ay^^U/mdov/ Qteam and j£ot^"^^^y^er
J-?adiator.
Tlio Bindy Defiance Biy Window Radiator, it is impossible to describe accurately as regards dimensions owing to the different forms in
which it miy be furnished. Owinsr to the fact that the sections in any event mist be set with a wedge shaped space between them.
The Bundy Defiance Biy Window Kidiator when setting in a circle has a wedge-shaped space between all sections, the size of which, of
course varies with each circle, and so it is impossible to give a table of specific dimensions suited to all cases. Also in an angular bay window
there is such a shaped space at each angle or change of direction, but as a guide in the use of this Radiator please bear in mind that the sec-
tions are 4 thick, measuring from outside to outside of base, which includes a uniform space of i" between the front of all sections, whether
at angles circles or straight.
The sections, irrespective of legs, which are detachable and of varying height, varying from 1 " to .5i" inclusive of both, by i" in height, are
13 and 18 high. ■ Radiators can be tapped any size, right or left hand, and at top or bottom connection for hot water.
B'rel work east iron tops can be furnished when wanted, biit they cost extra, as do also marble tops, but the latter are usually used.
FOR STEAM HEATING, FIG. 85.
la", 1932'.
2U-, au'o", a
f, 3II3"
2r,
32,1 2. aS'andSaij" high.
Width of Sections, 11 inchee.
Width of Seciioue. H inches.
Eiich Section represents 7 feet of Heat-
Each Section represents 7 feet of Heat- 1
iu
g Surface-
ST PRICE.
ini; Surface.
1 1ST PRICE.
Per Foot, $1.1
a. Per Section
, .?7.80.
Per Foot, $1.12, Per .Seciim, $7.80. 1
N„
Size
of
Sec-cions.
Len(;tb
With
.\o.
■ Size
ot
Sections.
Length
Feet of
With
Sec-
Radia-
Heat-
Detacha-
ble
of
See-
Railia-
Iri"h4s.
Heat-
Detaclia-
l)le
tions.
«2
n'th, H't-t.
Incbes.
Surface.
Legs.
tions.
14
D'th. H'gt.
Surface.
I-.gs.
Il'XiS'
■ 8
14
I15 60
Il'XiS'
56
93 {;i09 20
3
II Xi3
12
21
23 40
IS
II X18
60
105 117 00
4
II XI8
16
2S
31 20
16
ii"Xi8
64
112 124 8c
S
II XI8'
20
35
39 00
17
ii'XiS
68
iig
132 60
6
il'XiS"
24
42
46 80
18
ii'XiS'
72
126
140 40
7
II XI8"
28
49
54 60
19
ri"Xi8
7b
133
148 20
8
ii'XiS
32
S6
62 40
. 20
ii"Xi8"
80
140
156 00
9
II XiS
-,6
63
70 20 1
21
iTXiS"
84
147
163 So
10
ii'XiS
40
70
78 00;
22
ii'XiS"
88
154
171 60
II
ii'XiS
44
77
85 80
23
ii'XiS
92
lOI
179 40
12
II XiS
4S
84
93 60
24
II XiS
96
168
187 20
13
II Xi3
52
ql
loi 40
25
11X18
100
175 195 oo|
14", 14io\ 15", 1.51.,", Id", l(j,ij"
17", 17;o% 1»" and ISK,~
ligh.
Width of Sections, 8 inches.
Width of Sections, 8 inches.
Each Section represents 4 feet
of Ueat-
Each Section represents 4 feet of Heat
ing Surface.
ing Surface.
LIST PRICE.
LIST PRICE.
Per Foot, $1 43. P. r Section
, $.5.70.
Per Foot, $1.43. Per Section
, r) 70. 1
So.
Size Length
ot ot
Sections. , Radia-
Feet of
With
No.
Size
Length
Feet of
With
or
Hcat-
Detacha-
ble
ot
Sec-
Sections.
Radia-
Heat-
ing
Iictaeha-
ble
2
D'th. H'gt. Inches
Surfaee.
Legs.
tions.
D'th. H'gt.
Incbes.
Surface.
Legs.
8'Xi3'' S
8
$11 40
14
8'Xi3'
=i6
56
|79 80
3
8"Xi3" 12
12
17 ID
15
8"XI3"
60
60
85 50
4
8"XI3" 16
16
22 80
lb
8'Xi3"
64
64
gi 201
5
8'XI3' 20
20
:8 50
17
S"XI3"
68
68
96 90
b
8X13 ! 24
24
34 20
18
8"Xi3"
72
72
102 60
7
8'Xi3"
28
28
39 90
iq
8"Xi3"
76
76
108 30
8
8'Xi3'
32
32
45 60
20
8'Xi3"
So
80
114 00
9
8 X13"
56
36
51 30
21
8"Xi3"
84
84
119 70
10
8 X13'
40
40
57 00
22
8"Xi3'
88
83
125 40
II
8 X13"
44
44
62 70
23
8"Xi3"
92
92
131 10
12
8"Xi3' 43
48
68 40
24
8"Xi3"
96
96
136 80
13
S-X.3- 52
52
74 10
I 25
8"Xi3"
100
100
142 50
B^^AU Reg-alar Steam Goods Tiit»ped 1 x '^ \ "Ri?tit Hand."""
FOR HOT WATER HEATING, FIG. 86.
1*J , 19^. 20 . 201 ^\ OL , 211,^^ 22 , 22} i, 23 and 2:|io high.
Width of Sections, 11 iiicties.
Each Section represents 7 feet of Heat-
ing Surface.
LIST PRICE.
Per Foot, $119. Per Section, $8.33.
So.
.Sec-
Size
ot
Section.s.
Radia-
Feet ot
Heat^
tions.
D'th. H'gt.
Inches.
Surface.
2
Il'XlS'
8
14
3
Il'XlS"
12
21
4
Il"Xl8'
i6
28
5
II Xi8'
20
.35
b
ii'XiS"
24
42
7
II Xl8
28
49
8
iiXi8"
32
56
9
ii'Xl8"
36
63
lO
II Xi8"
40
70
II
ii'XiS"
44
77
12
II Xi8'
48
84
13
II Xl8"
52
91
Legs.
lib 66
24 99
33 32
41 65
49 98
58 31
6b b4
74 97
83 30
91 63
99 96
108 29
W'idtii of Sections, 11 inches.
Each Section represents 7 feet of Heat-
ing Surface.
LIST PRICE.
Per Foot, $1.19. Per Section, $8..33.
U'th. H'gt. Inche
.Surface. 5 Legs.
Il"Xl8"
Il"Xl8'
li"Xi8"
ii'Xi8"
ll"Xi8'
ii'XiS"
ii'Xi8"!
ii'Xi8"
ii"Xi8"
ii'Xi8"
il"Xi8"
ii'XiS'i loo
g8 $ii6 62
105 124 95
133 28
141 b
149 94
158 27
ibb bo
174 93
183 2b
191 59
199 92
208 25
*The Defiance R-tliator Sections are 18' high, and are furnished, without
extra charge, with detachable and interchangeable legs varying in height by
half inches from 1' to 6!^' high, and so build Radiators of the following
heights :— 19', 19)^-. ao', aoj^-, 81", '.ili^-, ii-, 2l\^-, 23' and -li}^-.
When no height ia mentioned, Radiators 23' high will be furnished.
14", I4I0", 15", 1.51,", \G , lei^", 17", 171.,", 18" and IS'o lii^li.
Width of Seciione. 8 inches.
Each Section represents 4 feet of Heat-
Per Foot, $1.53. Per Section, $6.10.
No.
of
Sec-
Size
or
Sections.
Length
Kadia-
Feet of
Heat-
tions.
D'th. H'gt.
Inches.
Surface.
2
8'XI3"
8
8
3
8"XI3"
12
12
4
8"Xi3"
;ib
16
5
8'Xi3'
20
20
b
8X13"
24
24
7
8"Xi3"
28
28
8
8"Xi3"
32
32
9
8"Xi3"
36
3b
10
8"Xi3'
40
40
11
8"Xi3"
l44
44
12
8"XI3"
48
48
13
8"Xi3"
52
52
Legs.
fl2 20
18 30
24 40
30 50
36 bo
42 70
48 80
54 90
61 00
67 10
73 20
79 30
Width of Sections, 8 inches.
Each Section represents 4 feet of Heat-
ing Surface.
LIST PRICE.
Per Foot, $1.33. J'er Section, $6 10.
No.
Size
Length
ot
Sec-
Sections.
Radia-
Heat-
ing
tions.
14
Li'th. H'gt.
Inches
Surface.
8" XI 3"
56
56
15
8"Xi3"
60
60
lb
8"XI3"
64
64
17
8"XI3'
68
68
18
8"Xi3"
72
72
19
8"Xi3'
76
76
20
8"Xi3"
80
80
21
8'Xi3
84
84
22
8"Xi3'
88
88
23
8"XI3"
92
92
24
8"Xi3"
96
96
25
8"Xi3'
100
100
Legs.
I85 40
gi 50
97 60
103 70
log 80
115 go
122 00
128 10
134 20
140 30
146 40
152 50
*The Defiance Ra liator Sections are 13" high, and are furnished, without
estra charge, with detachable and interchangeable legs varying in height by
half inches from I" to 5*^' high, and eo build Radiators of the following
heights :— 14-, Ui.^', to', 15>^-, 16", leVa', 17-, ITj^', 18" and 18H'.
When no height is mentioned, Radiators 17" high will be furnished.
S:^"AI1 Regular Hot Water (ioods Tai)ptfd l^ X IM , '' Uljiit liaail.
89
>C, JERSr^ CITY.NJ V-
thx^eBUNDY'
Q^lGwer (Ttij Q.team and J^otAS/ater^pirectJ^adi
Figs. 'J5 and 'J<) represent the
Flower City Direct Radiator for
Steam and Hot Water lleatiug.
Tliis Radiator has a handsome
design and presents a neat appear-
ance, especially when decorated.
When desired it can be furnished
with a cast iron ornamental top,
which may be either plain or
nickel plated, or a marble top ;
but these are extra, for which a
moderate charge is made.
When a special tapping is wanted
please state definitely on order
what it is, otherwise regular tap-
j)ing will be sent. The distance
from floor to centre of tapping
varies according to size of tap-
ping used ; being as follows : J"
ta])ping, 3f" ; 1" tapping, 3^" ;
1} tapping, 4"; 1^' tapping, 4^",
and 2" tapping, 4^".
Steam Fig. 95. Hot Water Fig. 96.
SIZES AND CAPACITIES OF FLOWER CITY STEAM AND HOT WATER
DIRECT RADIATORS.
Widlh acroBB Section, 7}4 Inches.
Width acroPB Legs, 8?^ inch's.
Square Fbet op
HeATINQ SUIiFACE.
Number
Length of
Radiator
42 inches High.
4% sq. feet of H. S.
36 Indies High.
4 sq. feet of H. S.
27 inches High.
■M luches High.
of
3M eq. feet of H. S.
aj^eq. feetof H.S.
Sectlone.
in inches.
pel Section.
per Section.
per Section.
per Section.
3
7?8
13H
12 sq. feet.
9%
yVz
4
9M
l3
16 "
13
10
5
12^
22l^
20 "
i6J^
■2K
6
14%
27
24 "
19^
15
7
nH
3iJ^
28 "
22J4
nH
8
19%
36
32 "
26
20
9
22%
4oK
36 "
29^
22j^
10
24%
45
40 "
32K
25
II
27
49K
44 "
35?^
27>^
12
29J^
54
48 ■■
39
30
13
32
58J^
52 "
42k'
32}4
14
34^
63
56 '■
451^
35
15
3(>ra
67j^
60 ■'
48M
37K
i6
39%
72
64 •■
52
40
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41^
76K
68 '■
55 k'
42^
i8
44H
8i
72 "
58}i
45
'9
46%
85j^
76 "
61M
47K
20
49^
go
80 "
65
50
21
5i5ii
94K
84 "
68 14'
52K
22
54^
99
88 "
71}^
55
23
56?^
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92 "
74?^
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24
59
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96 '■
78
60
25
6lJi
112^
100 "
81 14'
62^
26
64
"7
104 "
84^
65
27
6bH
121^
108 "
87M
67M
28
68%
126
112 "
91
70
29
71%
I30K
116 "
94k
72%
30
73;«
135
1 20
97K
75
UTAH Regalar Steam Uoods Tapped 1' x %\ Hot Water Ik' .x I34' "Right Uand.".^
90
LOWER'ClTT'KflDWTOK.
MANUFACTURED BY
---^
fl,fl. Qkiffinq Iron Co.
General Office and Works;
10 «
G. C~'^'
430 QonnuNiF/iw /Iye., J f V JERSEY, CITY, N. J.
NEW YORK CITY, N.Y., CHIQflQO. ILL., rHILflDELFHM, 7A„
106 LIBERTY STREET. 130 bE/IRPORN STREET. 18-24 SOUTH 7TM STREET-
I'lous* devigoate in your speciflcatioiis and contract for heating as A. A. Orifling Iron Co.'s Flower City Radiator.
TRADK EUREKA ""^RK-
PurelcaJ^chester^team£l)irectJ^iator.
Figs. 97 and 98 represent the
Rochester Direct Radiator for
Steam and Hot Water Heating. It
is furnished with ornamental cast
iron fret work top, nickel plated
top and marble top. Tlie latter
two, however, are subject to a
slight additional cliarge. For a
plain Radiator the Rochester is
well liked and presents a neat aji-
pearance in any building.
All _ regular steam goods are
furnished tapped 1 xf , hot water
l^'^xlf' " Right Hand," but other
sizes can'^be furnished when de-
sired without extra charge. When
ajspecial tapping iswanted please
state definitely in, order what it
is, otherwise regular tapping will
be sent. The distance from floor
to center of tapping varies ac-
cording to the size of tapping
used, being as follows : | inch,
3^" ; i inch, 3i" ; IJ inch, 4" ; H
inch, 4^" ; 2 inch, 4^.
__ Steam. Fig. 97. Hot Water. Fig. 98.
SIZES AND CAPACITIES OF THE EUREKA ROCHESTER STEAM DIRECT RADIATORS.
Width across Section, 714 inches.
Square
Feet op Heating Surface.
Width across Legs, e^ inches.
Nnmber
Length of
43 inches High.
4"4 sq. feet of 11. S.
36 inches Uigh.
30 inches High.
34 inches High.
3 sq. feet of H. S.
20 inches High.
of
Radiator
4 fq. fret of H. S.
0% eq. feet of H. S.
SJ^sq. feetof H.S.
Sections.
in incbes.
per Section.
per Section.
per Section.
per Section.
per Section.
3
7%
I3J^
12
10^
9
iVz
4
9%
18
16
14
12
10
5
12}i
22K
20
^1%
15
I2K
6
I4M
27
24
21
18
15
7
17M
31 J^
28
24K
21
I7K
8
19%
36
32
28
24
20
9
22^1
40K
36
il)i
27
22K
10
24%
45
40
35
30
25
n
27
49K
44
38K
33
27K
12
29M
54
48
42
36
30
13
32
58K
52
45j^
39
32j^
14
34X
63
56
49
42
35
15
S^Va
67K
60
523^
45
37^
16
39%
72
64
56
48
40
17
41%
76K
68
59K
51
42K
18
oaM
81
72
63
54
45
57
60
47K
50
63
52}^
BRRATUM.
66
69
72
55
57K
60
75
62j^
The Rochester Radiator i.s not made
78
81
65
42" or 30" high, or for Hot Water ; Is fur-
84
87
90
70
72j^
75
nished without top if desired.
;lit Uaud." JBk
TH,D. EUREKA -«
Pureka/pGchester ^team^pired JJ^iator.
Figs. 97 and 98 represent the
Rochester Direct Radiator for
Steam and Hot Water Heating. It
is furnished with ornamental cast
iron fret work top, nickel plated
tojj and marble top. The latter
two, however, are subject to a
slight additional charge. For a
plain Radiator the Rochester is
well liked and presents a neat ap-
jiearance in any building.
All _ regular steam goods are
furnished tapped Ixf ", hot water
Ip^xl^" " Right Hand," but other
sizes can'be furnished when de-
sired without extra charge. When
aTspecial tapping iswauted please
state definitely in, order what it
is, otherwise regular tapping will
be sent. The distance from floor
to center of tapping varies ac-
cording to the size of tapping
used, being as follows : f inch,
■.y{ ■ i inch, 3|' ; li inch, 4 ; 1^
inch, 4^" ; 3 inch, 4^".
__ Steam. Fig. 97. Hot Watkr, Fig. 98.
sizes and capacities of the eureka rochester steam direct radiators.
width across Section, 7'A inches.
Square
Feet op Heating Surface.
Width across Legs, 894 inches.
Number
Length of
42 inches High.
36 inches Uigh.
30 inclies High.
24 inclies High.
3 tq. feet of H. S.
ao inches High.
of
Radiator
4J4 sq. feet of U. S.
4 fq. feet of H. S.
3H sq. feet of H. S.
2)4 eq. feet of 11. S.
Sections.
in inches.
per Section.
per Section.
per Section.
per Section.
per Section.
3
7K
13!/^
12
lo^A
9
73^
4 9%
18
16
14
12
10
5 12}i
22K
20
173^
15
I2K
6
I4?€
27
24
21
18
15
7
n'4
31K
28
243^
21
I7K
8
19%
36
32
28
24
20
9
22^
40K
36
3iJ^
27
223^
10
24?^
45
40
35
30
25
II
27
49;^
44
38^
33
27^
12
29M
54
48
42
36
30
13
32
58K
52
45K
39
32}4
14
34^4
63
56
49
42
35
15
36^
67^
60
52^
45
37K
i6
39%
72
64
56
48
40
17
41.%
7(>%
68
59^
51
42}4
i8
44M
81
72
63
54
45
19
4(>M
85K
76
66^
57
47K
20
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90
80
70
60
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21
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94K
84
733^
63
52j^
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54^
99
88
77
66
55
23
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92
80%
69
57^
24
59
108
96
84
72
60
25
6i>^
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100
87J^
75
623^
26
64
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104
91
78
65
27
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121K
1 08
943^
81
67K
28
68;g
126
112
98
84
70
29
71%
1303^
116
1013^
87
72K
30
73^
135
120
105
90
75
ty All Regular Steam Goods Tapped Vx%'; Hot Water i;.i'Xl3i " Riglit Hand." JH
91
TRADE BUNDY »ABK.
j^undij £puple,"c Qtairv/aij Qteam Tlirect J^diator.
Fia. llf.
Fig. 11| represents the Bumly Duplex Stairway .Steam Direct Ilnliator. It i;i Irjiiig largely introduced in hotel
hills, lobbies and buiinejj blocks whare it is possible to place a Riliator under the stairs, thus using floor space that
is of little value for any other purpose. In this location the Ridiator is out of the way and presents a very attractive
appearance.
Usually the Radiator is built on the high leg base, allowing a large space underneath for the air to pass through
and up between the loops, so in point of efficiency this Ridiator holds a high place. The Rookery Building, Chicago,
-is a late example where this Ridiator is in use.
Prices furnished on application.
92
AXeRlFFlNGIRONCO
BUNDY — '-
(rrice (Tst of vParls of ^undy Qlaridard -?adiatcr
TOP
RADIATOR.
BASE.
FRET WORK
BINDER FOR
AND BINDER
WATER ARCH.
TOP ONLY.
TOP ONLY.
COMPLETE.
IX 3
% 2.10
$ -45
1 .45
$ .90
% I. So
IX 4
2.80
.60
.60
1.20
2.40
IX 5
3.50
• 75
•75
1.50
3.00
IX 6
4.20
.90
.90
i.£o
3.60
IX 7
iX s
4.90
1.05
1.05
2.10
4.20
5.60
I 20
1.20
2.40
4.80
IX g
6.30
1.35
1-35
2.70
5.40
iXio
7.00
1.50
1.50
3.00
6.00
I XII
7.70
1.65
1.65
3.30
6.60
IXI2
8. 40
1.80
1.80
3.60
7.20
1X13
9.10
1-95
I 95
3.90
7.80
1X14
g.80
2.10
2.10
4.20
8 40
1X15
10.50
2.25
2.25
4 50
goo
1X16
11,20
2.40
2.40
4 80
9.60
iXiS
12 60
2.70
2.70
5.40
10 So
1X20
14.00
3.00
3.C0
6 00
12.00
1X22
15.40
3-30
3.30
6.60
1x24
16.S0
3.60
3.60
7.20
1x26
1S.20
3- 90
3.90
7.80
2X 3
4.20
.90
.90
1,80
3.60
2X 4
5.60
1.20
1.20
2.40
4 So
2X 5
7.00
1.50
1.50
3.00
6 00
2X 6
S.40
1.80
I. So
3.60
7 20
5X 7
,j.8o
2-10
2.10
4.20
8 40
2X S
11.20
2.40
2.40
4 ^0
9.60
2X 9
12.60
2 70
2.70
5 40
10. So
2X10
14.00
3.00
3.00
6 00
12.00
2XII
15 40
3-30
3-30
6.60
13.20
2X12
16.80
3.60
3.60
7,20
1440
2X13
18.20
3-90
3 90
7. So
15 60
2X14
ig.6o
4.20
4 20
8.20
16.80
2X15
21.00
4.50
4 50
g.oo
18.00
2X16
22.40
4.S0
4.80
9 60
ig.20
2X1S
25.20
5,10
5.10
10 20
2 1 . 60
2X20
28.00
5-40
5.40
10. So
24.00
2X22
30. So
5-70
5 70
11.40
2X24
33.60
6 00
6.00
12.00
2X26
36.40
6 30
6.30
12.60
3X 3
6.30
1-35
1-35
1.70
5^40
3X 4
S.40
I. So
I 80
3.60
7.20
3X S
10.50
2.25
2.25
4.50
g.oo
3X 6
12.60
2.70
2 70
5 40
I >.8o
3X 7
14.70
3 15
3.15
6.30
12 60
3X 8
16. So
3.60
3.60
7.20
14.40
3X 9
iS.ijo
4 25
425
8.50
16.20
3X10
21.00
4-50
4.50
9 00
18.00
3X11
23.10
4-95
4.95
9.90
ig.8o
3X12
25.20
5.40
5.40
10. So
21.60
3X13
27.30
585
5.S5
11.70
23.40
3X15
31.50
6-75
675
13-50
27.00
4X 4
11.20
2 40
2.40
4. So
4X 5
14.00
3 00
3.00
6.00
4X &
1 6. So
3.60
3.60
7.20
4X 8
22.40
4.80
4. 80
9.60
4X10
28 00
6.00
6,00
12. 00
4X14
39.20
8.40
8.40
16.80
4XiS
50.40
10.80
lO.So
21.60
4X20
56.00
12.00
12. CO
24.00
4X22
61.60
13.20
13.20
26.40
4X24
67.20
14.40
1440
28.80
10 Circular.
7.50
1.75
1-75
3-50
15
11.25
2.63
2.63
5.26
20 "
15.00
3-50
3.50
7.00
26
I9.50
4.55
4.55
9.10
34
25 50
5-95
5-95
11.90
50
35.50
8. 75
S.75
17^50
74
55 50
12.95
12.95
25 90
26 Column.
20.80
5.20
5.20
10 40
34
27.20
6. So
6.80
13 60
50
40.00
lO 00
10.00
20.00
10 Corner.
7-50
1.75
'•75
3 50
15
11.25
2.63
2.63
5.26
20 "
15.00
3-50
3 50
7.00
25
1S.75
4.38
4.3S
8.76
28
21.00
4.90
4.90
9. So
LOOPS ONLY, STEAM.
For Rectangular, Circular, Comer and CoMiniii Diidiatois.
* HEIGHT OF
RADIATOR.
STANDARD.
ENLARGED.
EXTENDED.
42"
36"
30"
24"
$2.30
2.10
2.00
I.S5
I2.75
2.40
2.35
2.15
$265
2.30
2.25
2.10
Loops only, hot water.
45"
$3 25
$3 75
$3.65
39
3-00
3.35
3 25
33
2.85
3 25
3.20
27
2.70
3.05
3 00
* 'riiis refers to height of Eadiator the loops
built ujj with the regular height of legs, for ex-
ample, a loop 244" long would build 30" high,
with base and top, and therefore is listed as 30"
high.
The price applies to all intervening heights of
loops, i. e., a steam loop that builds •iO" high is
listed the same as the 42" height.
Discount on Bundy Standard Eadiator api)lies to this list.
93
JERSCY CITY.NJ
^l>i^^^/(»rRAb\«a^^^2
TRADE BUN DY "^I"-
j^undy (Improved 2jjiiple2Cj^adiator Y)a£e.
Fig. 99.
Fig. 100.
Pigs. 99 and 100 represent two views of the Bundy Improved Duplex Radiator Base with which the Bundy Two-row Radiator is made equiva-
lent to three distiuft sizes. The partition, P, divides the base into separate compartments, regulated and controlled by the valve V. The
header D, is used for convenience and economy in connecting up. saving pipe and fitting, and cutting of the flcor. To secure the necessary
room for the header the high leg Bundy Base has to be used, in which the center of tapping, for any size of hole, is 4i" from floor ; this allows
ample space for cleaning out under the Radiator, and for free circulation of air.
In {>oint of economy the Bundy Duplex Base .^aves in fuel alone, many limes its slight additional cost in a very few weeks, and its value in
preventing over heating of apartments, and the perfect control of temperature it gives, cannot 1 e over estimated. The sudden change of tcm-
[K-rature when an entire Radiator is opened or closed, makes it necessary during the moderate weather of the fall, winter and spring, represent-
ing fully 75 per cent, of the heating season, to turn on and off the Radiator at short intervals, engendering much loss of time, wear of valves
and general inconvenience, all of which the Jlundy Duplex Base effectually prevents.
P'or heating of hotels, business blocks, churches, schools, theatres, residences, and in fact every style of building known to modern architec-
ture, the Bundy Duplex Base will be found of value. It represents an investment, the profits of which aie greater than can possibly be
secured in any other way. The Bundy Radiator is the only one that can be fitted up in this way, but it can be furnished for both steam and
hot water heating.
It can be used with either one or two pipe system. With two pipe, two headers and four valves are required to each Radiator ; with one
pijje, one header and two valves.
IN VKRY MODERATE WEATHER open the valve or valves that control the rear row of loops the heat from which is moderated con-
siderably by passing through the front row of loops, which are not in use.
IN' FAIRLY (OLD WEATHER open the valve or valves that control the front row of loops, the rear row remaining idle, when the heat by
passing direct and unimpeded into the room gives a considerably higher temperature than in the case above described.
IX EXTRE.MELY COLD WEATHER open all the valves, when the radiator will throw out heat to its full capacity and give the desired
temperature in the apartment in the coldest of weather.
The Base cost, exclusive of header, is ^.00 list per Radiator, which should be added to ]irices found on pages 22, 2:), JJO and 31.
Header costs $1.00 Ust each.
Discoant on Bundy Radiators applies to both base and header.
94
TRADE BUNDY M'R^-
J^undy fold's Q^in Qteam (Indirect J?adiator.
Fig. 15.
Fig. 15 represents the Bundy Gold's Pin Steam Indirect Eadiator, which unlike other Radiators of this type, is
tested to 100 lbs. pressure instead of 40 lbs. This Radiator is so well known to the trade that it requires no further
description, but Architects and users of this Radiator would serve their own interests by specifying the Bundy Gold's
Pin and using none other.
Each section is 40^ inches long, 6|- inches deep at ends, 10^ inches deep over all at center, 3^ inches thick over all
at center, contains 935 pins and represents 10 square feet of surface.
Prices furnished on application.
J2)^^^y M'ameus (ripe '^/auger.
A FEW OF ITS ADVANTAGES :
1st. There is no bolts or nuts to be lost, or the nusiance of screw-
ing or unscrewing nuts if desired to be removed.
2d. It is an expansion hanger having 2^ inches play for expansion,
without the use of a roller on the bottom.
3d. It can be removed or replaced in an instant.
4th. The lag screws can be furnished any length, thus avoiding
the use of couplings and pipe to lengthen them. The lag screws can
be cut off and threaded, as the hangers are tapped for standard pipe
threads.
Finally. It is made of Cast Iron, is cheaper, neater looking, and
has more valuable points than any other article of its kind made, and
should be used by every first-class plumber and pipe-fitter.
E'KICE LIST.
Size.
Pipe for Hanger.
I in.
ij^in.
ij^in.
2 in.
Price
With Lag Screw 4 in. long,
' 6
9
" " " 12 "
18
19
20
21
20
21
22
23
22
23
24
25
25
26
27
28
Discount to the Trade.
95
^'AAGBIFFINGIRONCO
^undij 'lpri3;GrLtal (jndirecl^^dialor
Fig. 12.
Fig. 12 represents a 4x5 Bundy Horizontal Indirect Radiator. These Radiators ai-e adapted to either
lii^h or low pressure steam, and are made with the Standard, Enlarged, and Extended surface loop, and
occupy less space with the same amount of sui-face than any other ; often a very important point in the
economy of space and material used in enclosing the Radiator.
The Old Ladies' Home, 104th Street, and 10th Avenue, New York, Brooklyn Savings Bank, Packer
Institute, Brooklyn, are some of the buildings heated with these Radiators.
FOR STANDARD
OR ENLARGED LOOPS.
STANDARD.
tXLARGED.
T.TST OF HOBIZONTAL INDIRECT RADIATOR.
Each Looj) Represents 3 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3 '3 Feet of
Mote.— We make the foUowinE sizes, but if more or less surfate is
wanted in each
Heating Surface.
Heating Surface.
Stack, tbey can
>e made any size required. The length can be varied by substitute
List Price,
List Pbice,
ing lunger or shorter loops.
Per Foot. 67 ',c. Per Loop, $2.03.
Per Foot, 65e. Per Loop, $2.28.
Shape
Number
of
Depth
of
Width
of
Length
Feet
of Heating
Price.
Feet
of Heating
Price.
Radiatora.
Loops.
Radiators.
Radiators,
Radiators.
Surface.
Surface.
3X3
9
IO>^"
loW
33"
27
Sl8 23
ii/z
$20 48
3X4
.12
IO>i"
nVi
33"
36
24 30
42
27 3°
4X3
12
14k"
IO>^"
33"
36
24 3°
42
27 30
4X4
16
'4 '4"
nVi
33"
48
32 40
56
36 40
4 X 5
4X6
20
14 '4^"
17 'A"
33'
60
40 50
70
45 50
24
14. ■4' "
20;K8"
33"
72
48 60
84
54 60
4X7
28
>4X"
23/2"
33"
84
56 70
98
6370
4X8
32
mX"
2654:"
33
9^
64 80
112
7280
4X9
36
HJ^"'
3°"
33"
loS
72 90
126
81 90
4 X 10
40
I4X"
33 >^"
33"
120
81 00
140
91 00
5X3
IS
>7M"
io>^"
33
P
3038
52>^
34 13
5 X 4
5X5
20
>7¥"
'ir»"
33
60
40 50
70
"^Ua
25
'7¥"
17'A"
33
75
50 63
87K
56 88
68 25
5X6
3°
•7¥"
20%"
33
90
^11
'°5,/
S X 7
35
>7M"
23>^"
33
105
70 88
122/4
79 63
S X 8
40
'7K"
26^"
33"
120
81 00
140
91 00
102 38
5X9
45
17^'
30"
33"
>35
91 '3
>57>^
S X 10
50
«7M"
335^"
33,
150
loi 25
'^5
"3 75
6x3
is
2'X"
10^"
33
54
36 45
P
40 95
6X4
24
2/%-
ti'A'
33"
72
48 60
84
54 60
6 X S
30
2X%-
n'A"
33
92
60 75
105
68 25
6X6
36
21X"
2oyti
33
108
72 90
126
81 90
6X7
42
2>M"
33
126
85 05
'47
95 55
6X8
4?
21^"
llu-
33
144
97 20
168
109 20
6X9
54
2>X"
30"
33
162
109 35
189
122 85
6 X 10
60
2l\i'
33>f'
33"
180
121 50
210 1 130 50 1
-All Beralar Goods Tapped 1" X ^" "Right Hand."'
96
TRADE BUNDY""
j2)^^<iH3P^^^^^^^^ (]ndirect^-?adiater Q^laclc.
I '""''"i"
Fig. 12S.
Fig. 12| represents the Bundy Horizontal Radiator set up for indirect radiation. For description, see page 96.
97
)/\ AG BIFFING' I RON "CO'
BUNDY-
^undu j/orizoalal (judirecl ^ended^urface J^ialor.
Pig. I3j4.
Fig. 121 represents a 4x5 Bundy Horizontal Indirect Radiator, with extended surface loops, giving 3|
feet of lieating surface to the loop, increasing the depth, and amount of heating surface the air has to pass over
with the same number of loops.
FOR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS.
LIST OF HORIZONTAL DJDIEECT RADIATORS.
Note.— We make the foUowing eizes, bnt if more or less surface is required on each stack, they can be made any size required.
The length can be
varied by substittiting longer or shorter loops.
Each Loop Represents S'j Feet of Heating Surface. List Pbice.— Per Foot, 60c. Per Loop. $2.25.
Shape
Number Depth
Width
Length
Feet of
of
of
of
of
of
Heating
Price.
Radiators.
Loops.
Radiators.
Radiators.
BadUtors.
Surface.
3X3
9
10^"
loH"
33'
33X
S20 25
3X4
12
IO>^
iz%"
33"
45
27 00
4X3
12
>4X"
io%"
33
45
27 00
4X4
l6
I4,¥"
13H"
33
60
36 00
4 X 5
20
'4X"
17 'A"
33
75
45 00
4X6
24
I4X"
20^8"
33
90
54 00
4 X 7
28
14X"
23/2-
33,
IDS
63 00
4X8
3f
14X'
26^"
33
120
72 CO
4X9
36
I4X"
30"
33,
'35
Si 00
4 X lo
40
MX'
33H
33,
"5? ,
90 00
5 X 3
'5
I7X"
10^ •
33
56X
33 75
5X4
20
■73^'
•3^'
33
75 ,
45 00
5 X 5
25
VW
i7>^-
33
93X
56 2S
5 X 6
3°
'7X"
20^'
33'
112 !4
67 50
5 X 7
35
17X"
23;^'
33"
i3i'X
78 75
5 X 8
40
•7X'
30'
33"
'§2 .
90 00
5 X 9
45
17X"
33l
168X
loi 25
S X 10
50
I7X"
33'A°
33.
i87>^
112 50
6X 3
18
2iX'
io>^'
33.
(>TA
40 so
6X4
24
2'X"
^3H'
33
90
54 00
6 X 5
30
2'X'
n'A'
33'
112'A
67 50
6X6
36
2>X"
^W
33
135
81 00
6 X 7
6x8
42
48
21^-
2>X'
2(>H'
33'
33
11^^
94 50
loS 00
6X9
54
21 i/"
30'
33'
202>^
121 50
J 6 X lo
60 ! 21}^'
33>^"
33' 1 225
'35 00
■AH Regular Goods Tapped V XH' "Right Hand."
98
BUNDY'
jr)Undy ^J^riglz (judired p2^lerLded Qurface JT?adiator.
Fis, i3j4*
Fig. 13| represents a 4x4 Buncly Angle Indirect Radiator with Extended Sui-face Loops.
FOR EXTENDED SURFACE LOOPS,
LIST OF ANGLE INDIRECT R.4.DIATOR3.
Note. — We make the following sizes, but if more or less surface is required in each stack they can be made any size. The len
5th can be varied by
using longer or shorter loops.
Each Loop Represents 3}i Feet of Heating Surface. Lisi Price.— Per Foot, 62c.
Per Loop, $2.33.
Shape
Number
Depth
Width
Length
Feet
of
of
of
of
of
of Heating
Price.
Radiator
Loops.
Radiator.
Radiator.
Radiator.
Surface
3 X 3
9
ir^"
JO^"
33"
33^4:
S20 93
3 X 4
12
hh:
n'A'
33"
45
27 90
4X4
16
15/8"
13%"
33"
60
37 20
4 X 5
20
15^8"
17/8"
33"
75
46 50
4X6
24
15K8"
20^"
33"
90
55 80
4 X 7
28
"5/8"
23;^"
33"
105
65 10
4X8
3?
"5^8 ■■
263^"
33"
120
74 40
4X9
36
I5/8"
30"^
33"
135
83 70
4 X lo
40
15^"
33>i°
33"
150
93 00
5 X 3
15
I9X"
10%'
33"
S6X
3488
5 X 4
20
I9X"
nH"
33
75
46 50
5 X 5
25
19^"
irA"
33
93H
58 13
5X6 ] 30
'9U"
2oys"
33"
li2%
69 75
5x7 35
19X"
23'A"
33"
131'A
Si 38
5 X 8
40
^9%"
26fr
33"
150
93 00
5 X 9
45
t9'4"
3°.,
33
16834:
104 63
5 X 10
5?
19%"
33>^"
33'
187^4
116 25
6 X 3
18
23"
10^
33'
67/2
41 85
6X4
24
23"
13?^"
33
90
55 80
6 X 5
30
23"
17-^ ■■
33'
..2>i
69 75
6X6
36
23"
2oys"
33"
13s
83 70
•All Regular Goods Tapped I" X H" "Rifflit Hand.""
99
I^A,9RIFFING IRONCO'
""'BUNDY""
2p)UrLdy ^Jyciglz (Indirect |-?adiator.
Fig. 13.
Fig. 13 represents a 6x4 Bundy Angle Indirect Radiator, with loops set at an angle of 22 degrees, securing a
perfect circulation of steam, and return of condensation. The loops are placed indirectly over each other, evenly
dividing up the air passing through the Radiator, and utilizing the heating surface of the loops. These Radiators
are adapted to either high or lovr pressure steam, and are made with either the Standard, Enlarged, or Extended
Surface Loops.
These Radiators are in use in the Lehigh University, Pa. ; the High School, Lawi'enceville, N. J. ; at the Hud-
son River State Asylum, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. , and give entire satisfaction.
FOR STANDARD
OR ENLARGED LOOPS.
LIST OF ANGLE INDIRECT RADIATORS.
Note.— We make the following sizes, but if more or less surface is required in
STANDARD.
ENLARGED.
Each Loop Representa 3 Feet of
Each Loop Represents 3,'j Feet of
each stack they can be made anj
size. The length can be varied by using longer
Heating Surface.
List Price,
Heating Surlaee.
List Piuce,
or shorter loops.
Per Foot, 70c. Per Loop, $2.10.
Per Foot, 67 'jc. Per Loop, $2.36.
Shape
Number
Depth
Width
Length
Feet
Feet
of
of
of
of
of
of Heating
Piice.
of Heating
Price.
Radiators.
Loops.
Radiator.
Radiator.
Radiator.
Surface.
Surface.
3 X 3
9
11^"
loH"
33"
27
$18 90
3-/2
$21 26
3X4
12
iiH"
t3Vs"
33"
36
25 20
42
28 35
4X4
i6
15H"
«3^"
33"
48
33 60
56
3780
4 X 5
20
tsH"
17/8"
33"
60
42 00
70
47 25
4X6
24
15H"
20>^"
33"
72
50 40
84
56 70
4 X 7
28
15^8"
23>^"
33"
84
58 80
98
66 15
4X8
32
iSH"
26^"
30'
33"
96
67 20
112
75 60
4X9
36
«5H"
33"
108
75 60
126
85 05
4 X lo
40
'5^8"
33>^'
33"
120
84 00
140
94 50
S X 3
'S
^9'A"
io>^"
33"
f5
31 50
52^4
35 44
5X4
20
t9'4"
i3Ji"
33
60
42 00
70
47 25
5 X S
25
'9X"
17'A"
33"
75
52 50
^VA
59 06
S X 6
30
«9X"
20^"
33
90
63 00
105
70 88
S X 7
35
19'X"
2iH'
33'
i°5
73 50
I22^'4
82 69
5 X 8
40
19X"
26K"
33"
120
84 00
140
94 50
5 X 9
45
19X'
30"
33"
'35
94 50
^irA
106 31
5 X lo
5?
t9'2'
33 >^"
33"
150
105 00
'15
118 12
6 X 3
18
23
io}i"
33"
54
37 80
^3
42 53
6X4
24
23"
i3'A"
33"
72
50 40
84
5^ l°o
6 X 5
30
23"
17'A"
3r
90
63 00
105
70 88
6X6
36
23"
loVi
33"
108
75 60
126
85 05
■AU Regular Goods Tapped 1" X J<" "Bight Hand."-«^
100
BUNDY'
j^urLcLy Qlrigle indirect J^adiator Qtack.
Fig. iij4.
Fig. 141 represents the Bundy Angle Indirect Radiator with loops set at an angle. This form of Radiator
has all of the advantages of a vertical tube Radiator in circulation as the air is easily expelled and the con-
densation has a free passage to outlet. The air to be warmed in jiassing through a stack of this kind is more
thoroughly broken up and warmed than by any other on account of the double pipes. These Radiators are
durable and efficient for high or low pressure steam. They were first used in the Hudson River State Asy-
lum at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., in competition with other kinds of Indirect Radiators, where they gave such perfect
satisfaction that they were approved and used in the recent additions to the heating apparatus in 1884-5.
With permission we publish the following testimonial :
Hudson Kiver State Asylum, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., February 26, 1883.
This is to certify that the Institution has used the Bundy Indirect Angle Radiators in the centre building for the last
four or five years, and they give satisfaction in every way as an indirect heater, and would recommend them to those requiring
steam heat for buildings.
WHiLlAM C. ATKINSON, Chief Engineer.
101
TRADE BUNDY"'''^
^^l^^K
?
■ifffi
^uudi] flima^x ^£ot^^\nater or Q.team (1 ndi red |-?adiater.
Fig. 27 represents the Bundy Climax
Indirect Radiator for either Hot Water or
Steam, High or Low Pressure, although it
is specially designed for Hot Water, in
which capacity it is not excelled by any
other Indirect Radiator on the market.
For cut of section see Fig 28.
CIRCULATION MOST POSITIVE
AND UNIFORM.
Having larger openings throughout, and
2" connections between sections, above and
below, whicli are from 60 to 80 per cent,
larger than those found in most other In-
direct Radiators, and having no diaphragms
whatever, the circulation in the Climax is
exceedingly positive and uniform.
NO PACKED JOINTS, BOLTS,
NUTS, RODS, WASHERS, Etc.
All joints are screw-thread connections,
iron to iron, no jiackings, bolts, nuts, rods,
washers, etc., being used anywhere ; hence
leaks of any kind ver}- rarely if ever occur.
As all sections are duplicates, they can be
easily and quickly made into stacks, and
there can be no jiossibility of a mistake
being made in the selection of sections, for
with our special tajiping, patented in the
United States and Canada, June 14, 1887,
March 13, 1888, and Feb. 12, 1889, any
section may be used as an intermediate,
feed or return, and it makes no difference
which end of the stack is connected for feed
and wliich for return. The importance of
these advantages are at once apparent to
the practical man, and as all these features
are fully covered by American and Canadian Patents, which have cost a great deal of money, notice is hereby
given that all users of devices infringing on these jiateuts will be promptly prosecuted.
Although heating by Indirect radiation is not quite as cheap as by Direct, it can often be used to advantage
where floor space cannot very well be had ; and all Architects, Steam and Hot Water Engineers recognize the
fact that the use of a certain proportion of Indirect radiation in every house heated by steam or hot water, either
in the parlor, hall or dining room, is a valuable accession, for it admits fresh air that is positively heated.
The Bundy Climax Radiator is tested to 100 lbs. hydraulic pressure to the square inch, just prior to being
shipped, and where tht sections are made into stacks before shipping, and they are often ordered this way,
they are tested twice, once in the section and again in the stack, when all joints are found to be absolutely
perfect before being sent 3ut. The Radiator is compact, occupying the minimum space, and has from '^0 to 60
per cent, more plain surface, as compared with extended surface, than any other Indirect Radiator msde. The
fins are set "staggered," which together with the high efficiency of the I{iidiator prevents any air fron passing
into the rooms to be heated without first being perfectly warmed. The Radiator divides and sub-divides and
stratifies the air so perfectly as to be usually adopted wherever a force fan is used to supply the fresh air. A
specially designed bearing bar is cast on the under side of each section, running longitudinally, which facilitates
very greatly the moving of the stack on the cross bars, as well as in transporting it from place to place.
102
Fig. 27.
Xa:gri'^''|ng iron CO"
--CLIMAX"--
J2)^^^y (Tlma^c J^t \j^ or Q^learr. (Indirect J^adiator
Fig. 28.
Fig. 28 represents a section of the Bundy Climax Hot Water or Steam Indirect Riidiator. For cut
of stack, showing setting, see Fig. 27.
DIMENSIONS, HEATING
SURFACE
AND LIST PRICE.
Length
of Section.
Uelght
! of Section.
Width
of Section.
Ueatin< Surface
1 per Section. |
List Price
per foot.
36 inches.
' II inches. |
31,2 inches.
13 square feet. 1
50 cents.
DATA FOR BUNDY CLIMAX
HOT WATER
OR STEAM INDIRECT RADIATOR.
Sec ions
* Length
Height
t Width
Feet
Area
Area
Size for
Size
Ratio Ratio
in
of
of
of
of Heating
CoM Air
n.a Air
Brick Work
of
of ' of
of
Staik.
Stack.
Stack.
stack.
Surface.
Supply.
Flue.
Hot Air Fluee
Register.
1 to 30. 1 I to i5.
1 to 40.
Nnn.bcr.
• Inches.
Inches.
t Inches.
Sq. Feet.
Sq. Inches
Sq. Inches
Inches
Inches.
Co ft.h^aied.
Ca ft. heated
Cn-ft. heated.
I
M
36
13
36
4S
7X 7
8 X 12
390
455
520
2
7
36
26
54
72
8 X 8
9 X 12
780
910
1040
3
loi/^
36
39
72
96
8 X 12
10 X 14
1 1 70
1365
1560
4
14
36
52
90
120
8 X 12
12 X 15
1560
1S20
20S0
5
17^2
36
65
108
144
12 X 12
12 X 19
1950
2275
2600
6
21
36
78
126
168
12 X 12
14 X 22
2340
2730
31:0
7
24^2
36
91
144
192
12 X 16
14 X 24
2730
3185
3640
8
2S
36
104
162
216
12 X 16
16 X 20
3120
3640
4160
9
3iii
36
117
180
240
12 X 20
16 X 24
3510
4095
4680
10
35
36
130
198
264
12 X 20
20 X 20
3900
4550
5200
ir
3SI0
36
143
216
288
12 X 24
20 X 24
4290
5005
5720
12
42
36
156
234
312
12 X 24
20 X 24
46S0 1 5460
6240
* Length of stack refers to the total length found by multiplying the width of one section (S'.,'") by the number of
sections in the stack. This does not include the eccentric tapped bushings, which add 2' to the total length of the stack
as given above. These figures may vary a trifle owing to the fact that some Fitters will draw the sections closer together
than others in building them up, but the above is a fair average.
f Width of stack refers to the length of the sections.
Fig. 28i.
103
Fig. 28| represents the Wrench used
in building the Bundy Climax and
Bundy Perfect Sections into stacks.
Every Fitter should have one of these
handy tools in his kit, as well as a
Bundy Loop Wrench, (see Fig 57).
Price, $2.60 each.
-CLIMAX —
j^undi] (Tima^c Qleam or "XCqi ^AX/aier indirect -Radiator
Fig. iia.
Fig. 371^.
Fig. 2114.
JXflTBUCTIOyS FOB MAKING INTO STACKS.
In the accompanying cuts, A are Bundy Climax cast iron sections, B are connecting cast iron nipples. C are two
hard wood wedges about 1x8 inches in size a"t their butt ends, and D are thin connecting strips of iron strengthening the
sections to insure perfect casting and safe transportation.
Break the strip 01 iron (D) with a light blow of a hammer, then lay the section on its side and with the fingers
start in the two nipples (B) about half a turn, then place the two wedges (C) one upon the other, as shown, and lay the
second section so that tl^e two holes tapped in it shall be directly over the nipples. Now adjust wedges (C) so that both
ends shall be equidistant from each other. This being accomplished commence to enter nipples into the second section,
and as they make together spreaa the wedges at the opposite end so that all parts of the second section shall advance
toward the first at the same speed.
In screwing up the nipples, care should be used that each are turned alternately, and not more than one-half a turn
at a time, thus avoiding anv possible binding of the joints.
With two sections connected proceed as before with the third and so on until the stack contains the requisite
number of sections.
As all sections are exact duplicates, should the stack in use prove too small, it is an easy matter to add to it another
section. If, on the other hand, it is too large, a section can readily be removed.
When one stack is desired to heat two or more apartments and is placed at the base of two or more flues for that
purpose, one or more pairs of longer nipples are furnished accommodating the division and subdivision of the stack by
the insertion of tin partitions as necessary. This simple arrangement carries to a mathematical nicety the proper pro-
portion of heat to each register and is an advantage fully appreciated by the trade, and of vital importance to the con-
sumer. In this way one stack sufficeth for the heating of two, three and sometimes four or more apartments.
^0
ritOPER LOCATION OF AIR VALVE.
The location of the air valve depends upon the way the pipes lead to and
from the radiator. The accompanying cuts will show the usual methods of
piping and the proper location of the air valve in each case.
Too much imjiortance cannot be attached to the use of a good, sensitive and
durable air valve, and the one shown is of our own manufacture and highly
endorsed. A further description of this air valve is found on a later page in this
book under the heading of Automatic Air Valves. They are furnished for both
Direct and Indirect Badiators.
Fig. D.
BTva.VT,e.w3t:i;rtAif Clx-muv
5"*
Fig. D.
Fig. F.
Fig. G.
104
^. JERSEY CITY.N.J. _"
^^Mr'Rmf^^'^.
-■^ PERFECT
^undy perfect Qteam(|rLdirect J^iator.
Fig. 28i.
Pio. 2Si represents the Bundy Perfect Imlirect Ridiator for heating by High and Low Pressure Steam. For cut of section see Fig
28i. It has larger openings than any other Indirect Radiator, and the sections are connected by 2' nipples. These, with many other advant-
ages which this Ridiator possesses, make the circulation in the Bundy Perfect absolutely positive and uniform, unexcelled by any other Radi-
ator on the market. All who have used it or seen it tested are surprised at its perfect operation. The size of connections used in most other
Indirect Radiato.-.s is li', which is wholly inadequate, and it is not an uncommon thing to tind a Radiator with even a smaller connection than
this. Now when one considers that a 3' nipple has 77 7-9 percent, greater, capacity than one li' in size, it will clearly be seen what advantages
are secured by the use of the Bundy Perfect. When heating by low pressure or exhaust steam, or in starting circulation in very cold weather
when condensation is very rapid, the liberal size of the connections in the Perfect (2) together with the fact that they are in a line and a trifle
lower than the balance of the Radiator is a very important feature, for it allows a quick and natural exit for the waters of condensation.
No smaller connections than 2" can accomplish this result, and a failure to do so causes the vexatious hammering and cracking noises prevalent
where an inferior Radiator is used or the piping is not properly done.
ALL SECTIONS ARE EXACT DUPLICATES.
In other words, there are no head or tail sections among them, or right and left intermediates, but all are exactly alike, and so there is no
time lost in selecting them or the slightest possible chance of a mistake occurring in assembling the sections into stacks, for such a thing could
not possibly happen. The word " inlet " is cast on the inlet side of each section, so that when the stack is complete one can tell at a glance
which is the feed end and wnicli the return, but it is a peculiar fact and worthy of mention, that practical u.'-e and tests have shown that should
a stack of Bundy Perfect be fed from the return end that no difficulties would arise therefrom, nor the efficiency of the Radiator be impaired,
the only difference being that in part of the Radiator the waters of condensation would flow in an opposite ihrectiou from that of the steam,
but in a Radiator having such liberal sized openings as the Bundy Perfect, this does not matter. Prom the above it will be clearly seen that
the Bundy Perfect is the simplest and most convenient Indirect Radiator made, and that it is impossible for a mistake to be made in connecting
it up or setting it to place. Perfect drainage is secured without elevating one portion of the stack more than another, for it is so constructed as
to secure this when sot level. The waters of condensation flow in the same direction as the steam, its operation throughout being on gravity
action. Particular attention is called to the specially designed bearing bar running longitudinally the full length of each section on its under
Side, which facilitates very much the handling of a stack after it has been made up. The practical Steam Fitter will appreciate this feature,
for it enables him to move the stack with perfect ease on the cross bars, as well as to transport it from place to place.
NO PACKED JOINTS, BOLTS, RODS, NUTS, WASHERS, Etc.,
arc used in the Bandy Perfect Radiator, all joints being screw thread connections, iron to iron. There is but one connection between sec-
tions, therefore they can be very easily and quickly assembled into stacks of any required size, particularly so by following the instructions
given with the goods, which explain how this can be done without counting in the threads as is generally the case where right and left hand
nipples are used. A stack is also very quickly reduced to sections.
GREATEST DURABILITY AND FREEDOM FROM LEAKS.
The fewness of joints in the Bundy Perfect, together with the fact that all are screw thread connections and are made by the latest and
best of machinery, combine to make this the most durable and best radiator ou the market for Indirect heating by Steam. Should it be de-
sired to increase or diminish the size of any stack, sections can be quickly and easily added or substraeted, a feature highly desirable in any
Radiator. This and all other special features found in the Bundy Perfect are fully covered by letters patent in the United States and Canada,
dated June 14, 18S7, and February 13, 1889. We caution parties not to use goods that infringe on our Patents, for our rights have cost us a
great deal of money and we will hold infringers strictly accountable for damages.
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TuvDz PERFECT •>■"«.
( ndired |-?adiatGr.
Fig. 281
Fig. 28^ represents a section of the Bundy Perfect Steam Indirect Radiator. For cut of stack see
Fig. 28i.
ALL SECTIONS TESTED TO 100 LBS. HYDRAULIC PRESSURE.
All sections are tested to 100 lbs. hydraulic pressure to the square inch before being sent out, and when
ordered built up into stacks, which is very frequently done, then they are tested twice, once in the section
and again in the stack when the, joints are also tested to see that they are perfectly tight. A leak of any kind
rarely if ever occurs in this Radiator.
DIMENSIONS, HEATING SURFACE
AND LIST PRICE.
Length
. of Section.
Height Width
1 of Section. of Section.
Heating SurffaCe
per Section.
Li.:t I'rice
per Fog.
36 inches.
1 glj inches. 31^ inches.
15 square feet.
45 cenis.
DATA FOR BUNDY PERFECT STEAM INDIRECT RADIATOR.
Seclionu
.Lenj;th
Hcght
t Width
Feet
Area
Area
Size f..r
Size
Itutio
Ratio
Ratio
m
ot
of
of Heating
Cold Air
Hot Air
Brick W.irk
of
of
of
of
Stack.
Stack.
Stack.
Stack.
Surface.
Supply.
Flue.
Hot Air Flues.
Register.
1 to 30.
1 to 35.
1 to 40.
Number.
* Inchee.
Inches.
t luchi 8.
Sq Feet.
Sq. Inches
Sq. Inchee.
Inches.
Inches.
Cu. ft. heated.
Cu. ft. heated.
Cu.fi hcabid.
I
3%
9}4
36
15
40
53
8 X 8
9 X 12
450
525
600
2
7
9H
36
30
60
80
8 X 12
10 X 14
900
1050
1200
3
iot.<
9H
36
45
80
107
8 X 12
12 X 15
1350
1575
1800
4
14
9^A
36
60
100
134
12 X 12
12 X 19
1800
2IOO
2400
5
nH
9}i
36
75
120
161
12 X 12
14 X 22
2250
2625
3000
6
21
9J^
36
90
140
188
12 X 16
14 X 24
2700
3150
3600
/
24'2
9H
36
105
160
215
12 X 16
16 X 20
3150
3675
4200
8
28
9y2
36
120
180
242
12 X 20
16 X 24
3600
4200
4800
9
31^2'
9}i
36
135
200
269
12 X 20
20 X 20
4050
4725
5400
10
35
9%
36
150
220
296
12 X 24
20 X 24
4500
5250
fjOOO
II
3»H
9%
36
165
240
323
12 X 24
20 X 24
4950
5775
6600
12
42
94
36
180
260
350
14 X 24
24 X 24
5400
6300
7200
* Length of stack refers to the total length found by multiplying the width of one section, (3J^ ') by the number of
sections in the stack. This does not include the eccentric tapped bushings which add 2' to the total length of the
stack as given above. These figures may vary a trifle owing to the fact that some Fitters will draw the sections closer
together than others in building them up, but the above is a fair average.
t Width of stack refers to length of sections.
Fig. 28f represents the wrench used
in building tlie Bundy Perfect and
Hundy Climax .sections into stacks.
Every Fitter siiould have one of these
handy tools in his kit, as well as a
Bundy Looji Wrench. (See Fig. 57.)
Price, $3.50 each.
Fid. 28i
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|TA,GRIFFING IRON CO
5S^^^Z?rRAQ\M®S
Qhe Pureka Qtraigat (onRediou Qleair. Jndirecl J^ialcr.
Fig. 93.
i^l^J.! J.I XI M u n M M n 1 1 M^JJ-^J J U^lJ^'i'iJl'i'XI JiJ i 'i'i'4'JJi'X'iU
iTTTlTlTiT^TlTlTiTl i iTirmTrnTlTiTlf, j iTiT
Fig. S4.
Fig. So represents a stack of the Eureka Indirect Radiator vrhen set to j)lace, and Fig. SO a single section with
one end cut awav to show the direction taken by the steam in circulation. All sections are duplicates.
August of Heatisg Sckface.
14 square feet per section.
Dnrexsioxs of Stacks.
Total length of section 36 inches.
Total depth of section Tf "
Each section occupies, when made up in a stack, 3f inches in width.
NOTICE — Always connect the Steam Feed Pipe to the right of stack as shown on cut. Tapped any
size, right or left hand.
dC7
^ureka yTiridow (jridi red Qteam )-?adiatGr.
Fig. 87.
Fig. 8? represents the Eureka Window Indirect Steam Radiator which is furnished in four different heights, viz. :
20', 24', 30' and 30'. It is set to place on specially designed feet, two inches high in the clear, which are easily and
quickly fastened to the end sections.
This Radiator is specially adapted to that class of buildings where fresh air supply is required, and where it is not
consistent to carry the flues to upper stories, aa with Indirect proper. The Bundy Box Base Direct-Indirect Radiator,
shown by figs. 24, 2.5 and 26, is used for the same purpose.
In front of the Eureka Window Radiator an open work screen of brass or iron can be set through which tlie
heated air passes into the room. It is called a Window Radiator, owing to its spcciiil adaptation for use under win-
dows, for which purpose the various heights made makes its very convenient. An oj)ening in the wall or floor back of
the Radiator allows for the inflow of fresh air.
C
APACITIES AND DIMENSIONS.
20 inches high.
24 "
30 "
36 "
8 inches deep.
8 "
8 "
8 " "
6 ft. per section.
8 " "
11 " "
14 " "
Can be tapped any size, right or left hand.
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BUNDY'
J^undy juil (QperLirLg^^adiator^Vai'^^-
Best Steam Metal. Improved Raised Disc.
Will not leak or get out of order. Guaranteed Jenkin's Disc. Greater weight of metal.
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^AA.GRIFFING IRON CO
BUNDY^
'^undi] (ImprGved MniU (QpenirLg |-?adiater yalve.
Fig. 89.
Fiffs. 89 and 90 represent the Bundy Full Opening Improved Radiator Valve.
It docs not pay to use an inferior valve, for a good one costs but a trifle more and
the little difference you may have to pay dees not amount to anything compared
with the expense and annoyance incident to the use of a poor valve ; one that
leaks ; does not close tightly and gets out of order all the time.
The Bundy Valve is not what is commonly known as a " fighting valve," one
made light and cheap to undersell with, but is made as gocd as is possible to pro-
duce them. The metal used is the very best U. S. Government Standard Gun
Melal which is the following formula :
Lake Superior Copper 88 parts.
Malacca Tin 10 parts.
Lead 1 part.
Zinc 1 part.
100 parts.
This composition is guaranteed to not steam cut. Many other makers of
valves use house scrap consisting of plumber's cocks, old gas fixtures, railroad
scrap, lamp tops and a general assortment of accumulated matter found in most
dwelling houses. In such scrap more or less iron is always found and the unfortu-
nate thing about it is, that when the valve is made up and nickel plated, the pies-
cnce of iron and other inferior matter cannot be detected only by the short life of
the valve and the continual trouble it gives by getting out of order. The only
safe way is to buy a valve that is known to be good and the Bundy answers that
descrijition perfectly.
The Bundy Valve has a full opening allowing for the unimpeded passage of
water and steam, and will outweigh most any other valve on the market from 8 to
16 oz., which, in valves, represents very nearly 15 per cent, of their value. The
valve seat is raised and rounded so no dirt or sediment can lodge thereonor injure
it. The stuflSng box is extra large allowing for more packing to be used, and as
this is where many valves give out, the Bundy Valve should be used for this if for
no other reason. The wood wheel handle is larger and a little higher than what
is used in the majority of valves so in opening and closing the valve the danger of
burning the palm is largely overcome.
ARCHITECTS.
You will serve your interests best by
specifying the Bundy Full Opening Im-
proved Radiator Valves, and insisting on
having them used. The word BUXDY
in a diamond is cast plainly in the globe
of every valve, (see cuts).
LIST PRICES.
Size
Fig. 90,
Rough Body, Plain,
Plated Trimmings. . . .
Plated all over
PhUD
Plated all over
Plain
Pbted Trimmings....
Plated all over
Plain
I'lated all over
Finished Trimmings..
)ver
Rough Body, Plated Trimmings. . . .
" '• " all over
Finished and Plated all over
Rough Body, Finished Trimmines. .
Finishi-d all over
Rough Uoily, Plated Trimmings
" " " all over
F'inislicd and Plated all over
Finished
Rough
Finished
Rough
Finished !•!
_> S
— L
35 r
551"
651
85 2
15 2
05 2
20 2
40 2
<)(! 8
"0(^)2
.50 2
85 8
75 8
20 4
00 3
20 3
25 4
1 ' U H
GO 2 25 3
a5 2 50|3
95 2 65,3
15 2 85 4
50 3 25 4
45 3 25 4
fiO 3 35 4
85 3 05,5
00 3 85 5
40 4 30.5^
.10 3 20 4
(10 3 7."i5
70 3 50:4
85 3 f.5]4
_I0 4 00^5
50 4 30 5
00 4 80 0
75 4 (ISO
80 4 75,0
25 5 25,7
25 4 50
.50 4 80
70 5 00
005 5C
45 (! 00
50 0 50
90 (i 05
05.7 10
25; 7 50
50. 8 10
.50, 0 25
75 (> 50
90 0 75
40 7 75
85 7 75
40 8 75
25 8 00
40 8 10
00 9 25
7 00
7 50
7 75
8 50
9 25
10 00
10 25
10 85
11 .50
12 35
10 50
11 75
10 75
11 00
12 25
12 60
13 85
12 85
13 10
14 35
110
AUTOMATIC
Air V^^lv^®-
THIS Air Valve has but recently beei offered to
the Trade with the improvements that past
experience in practical use for years has suggested.
It is very sensitive ; is adapted to all kinds of work
and is very superior for large Radiators where other
air valves fail.
When once adjusted is not liable to get out of
order owing to the peculiar construction of seat of
valve and cannot be carelessly put out of adjustment.
It commends itself therefore to Architects and Steam
Fitters, and should be included in all steam-heating
specifications.
P
lilB',
No. 2. No. 3.
PRICE LIST.
No. 1.
No. 2.
No. 3.
Bronzed,
- $1.00
§1.00
$0.75
Plated, -
- 1.25
1.25
1.00
IVIANUF-ACTURED BY
A. A. GRIPPING IRON CO.
No. 1.
CEOSS SECTION.
Hi
M
z
i
No. 1.
FTJT.-L ST'ZF
BUNDY'
^uRdy R afety positive ^et (o±s.
Cannot be operated ■without the key. No child can tamper with it. No more soiled carpets. No more spoiled
ceilings. No more damaged furniture.
Thousands of dollars are saved annually in the use of these Safety Pet Cocks, for the ordinary kind are so easily
opened by a child or thoughtless person that great damage to property is liable to occur.
For hot water heating the Bundy Safety Positive Pet
Cocks are almost indispensable. They are opened only at
long intervals, and it is nice to know that when closed and
and the key put away they cannot be tampered with. Two
nickel-plated keys are furnished with each dozen.
List price 16.00 per dozen. "Extra keys 15 cents each.
PET COCK.
Fig. 56.
Fig. 91.
Can be used for both steam and hot water heating, but is specially designed for
steam.
The water formed by the condensation of the steam in a radiator will adhere to
the sides of the loops or sections, leaving the center entirely free from it, and it is
on this principal that this air valve is made. The conical-shaped point project-
ing into the clear space exhaust's the air from the radiator in a highly satis-
factory manner. Then again, the conical-shaped point has a .small open-
ing, which enlarges as it recedes from the
point until it becomes full size of the valve
ojiening, thereby reducing the velocity ot the
escaping air, which is another safeguard against
the escape of water.
Fig. lU represents the air valve screwed into
a radiator.
Fig. U:l represents a cross section, giving size
and shape of opening.
LIST PRICES
Nickel-Plated, Metal Handle,
Nickel-Plated, Wood Handle, -
$(1.00 per dozen.
T.20 per dozen.
Fig. ')7 represents the Bundy Loop Wrench, used in connecting the Bundy Loops and Base.
It is made of the best steel ; will fit any style or height of Loop, and the hole in the top of the
Wrench is made to take f inch bar iron. Users of the Bundy Kadiator will find this a very
handy tool to have, and every steam fitter should include one in his kit. List price $3.00.
di2
OPENING
Radiator
Valve
MANUFACTURED BY
'^^
fl. (\. QKimNQ Iron Qo.
General Office and Works ; <^>^.4^'
430 QonnuNiF/iw /Iye.,
JERSEY CITY, N. J.
NEW YORK CITY, M.T.,
t06 LIBERTY STREET.
CHICflQO, ILL..
130 bE/IRBORN STREET.
i — «—- ^-
rHILflDELFHIfl, VA.,
1 8-24 SOUTH 7TM STREET.
. desiirnate in yoir speciflcations and cmtraet for heatin? as i. A. Griffiins Iron Co.'s Bundy Full 0,,.nin!r Radiator Valve.
tbx,.eBUNDY'
^lile, QrTumph and (TirrLa2c Qupplies.
ELITE AND TRIUMPH
NIPPLE.
Fig. 45 represente the Nipple used in the
Elite and Triumph Radiators. It is made
of extra strong 2' wrought iron pipe, with
carefully cut Righl-Haud threads at both
ends, and is as near perfect as the latestand
most improved machinery can make them.
Ijist Price, 35 Cents.
ELITE, TRIUMPH AND
CLIMAX PLUG.
Fig 46 represents the Plug used in the
Elite. Triumph and Climax Radiators. It
is made of cast iron, extra heavy, with care-
fully cut threads, and is ornamental All
Elite and Triumph Plugs have Rieht-Haud
threads, but half the Climax Pluss have
R U , and hflifL H. threads. Unless other-
wise ordered R.H , Plu!!swill always be sent.
All plugs have i' standard pipe threads.
Idst Price, 30 Cents.
ELITE TOP NUT.
Fig 59 represents the Top Nut used In the Elite
Hot Water Radiator. It is made of cast iron, extra
heavy, and ornamental, and has carefully cut
threads to fit the connecting rod, (Fig. 03,) which
passes through the Radiator.
List Price, 25 Cents.
ELITE AND TRI-
UMPH LEG.
Fig. 61 represeBts the Elite and
Triumph Leg. It is made of cast
iron, extra heavy, and ornamental,
and can be attached to any Elite or
Triumph eection by use of a Hex-
agon Head Tap Bolt (Fig 62)
List Price, 60 Cents.
CLIMAX NIPPLE.
Fig. 45^ represents the Climax
Nipple. It'is made of cast iron, ex-
tra heavy, with carefully cut threads,
Right-Hand on one end and Left-Band
on the other.
List Price, 35 Cents.
ELITE, TRIUMPH AND
CLIMAX BUSHING.
Fig. 58 represents the Bushing used in the
Elite, Triumph and Climax Radiators. It
IS made of cast iron, extra heavy, with care-
fully cut threads, and is ornamental. All
Elite and Triumph Bushings have Right-
lland threads entering the Radiator, but half
the climax Bushings have R. H., and half
L. H , threads. Unless otherwise ordered
R.H .Bushingswillalwaysbesent. All bush-
ings have 3" standard pipe threads and re-
duce, with either R. H or L H. threads, to
such size as may he specified, but when noth-
ing is stated, one-half will be sent 2'xl', and
FIG. B8. half 2'i?i', all R. H. threads. The smaller
hole is tapped eccentric, insuring perfect drainage of the Radiator.
List Price, 35 Cents.
TRIUMPH TOP NUT.
Fig 60 represents the Top Nut used in the Triumph Hot
Water Radiator. It is made of cast iron, extra heavy, and
ornamental, and has carefully cut threads to fit the con-
necting rod, (Fig. 63,) which passes through the Radiator.
List Price, 25 Cents.
HEX. HEAD TAP BOLT
FOR ELITE AND TRI-
UMPH LEG.
Fig. 62 represents the Hexagon Head Tap
Bolt used in fastening theElite and Triumph
Legs to the Radiator. They are made of the
most refined iron, ^inch diameter, and have
carefully cut thread's to fit the Radiator,
List Price, 10 Cents.
FIG 63.
ROD FOR HOT WATER ELITE AND TRIUMPH RADIATORS.
Fig. 63 represents the Rod used in the Hot Water Elite and Triumph Radiators. It is made of the best refined iron, % inch diameter, and has carefullj cut threads to
List Price, per Section, 6 Cents.
fit the Top Nuts. (Figs. B9 and t
In furnishing Elite and Triumph Radiators in sections, knocked down, few sections will he considered a Radiator, iindii tor
steam, NINE NIPPLES, TWO LEGS, TWO MACHINE SCREWS. ONE 1" R. H., AND ONE U" R- «■• ECCENTRIC BUSHINGS
wm 1.; sent ; if for hot water, NINE NIPPLES, TWO LEGS, TWO MACHINE SCREWS, TWO TOP NUTS, ONE ROD, AND TWO
1 1 , ' R. H., ECCENTRIC BUSHINGS will be sent. Additional supplies will be charged for extra.
In furnishing the Climax Radiators in sections, knocked down, six sections unll be considered a Radiator, and if for steam, TEN
NIPPLES TWO PLUGS ONE 1 R. H., AND ONE Jj" R. H., ECCENTRIC BUSHINGS will be sent : if for hot water, TEN
nipples! TWO PLUGS, AND TWO II4" R. H. ECCENTRIC BUSHINGS will be sent. Additional supplies will be charged for extra.
Notice.— All the features in these supplies are fully covered by United States and Canadian patents, and we caution parties not
to infringe on our rights.
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TRADE BUNDY'""«
n^undy ^rouze (j^owder and '^rou^iug (Iquid.
Banoy bronze P0Vdek.
m» COLO
^■A. iffing Iron Co.
After repeated tests and experiments with all kinds and qualities of Bronze we take pleasure in of-
fering the public our Bundy Bronze Powder, which we guarantee to be the best adapted of any for hot sur-
faces. All cheap Bronzes, and many of the more expensive brands, tarnish quickly, turning to a dull brass
color as soon as heat is applied, but the Bundy Bronzes are manufactured expressly for use on hot Radi-
ators and so retain their lustre perfectly. When a cheap Bronze is used the process of ornamentation re-
quires frequent repetition, engendering loss of time and bronze ; in fact the Bundy Bronze, originally ap-
plied, cost less and the Radiators always present an elegant appearance. Also, many Bronzes impair consid-
erably a Radiator's efficiency, which is wholly avoided by using the Bundy Bronze. In ordering Radiators
we can estimate the quantity of Bronze that will be required to ornament them, and, when requested, will
do so, and forward all together, thus saving our customers extra transportation expense and the annoyance
of writing a special order.
^ SHKDES OI= BUNDV BRONZE. ^
•PALE GOLD. GOLD COLOR. *SILVER. «COPPER. RICH GOLD. LEMON.
green. crimson. green gold. orange. flesh. fire,
•generally used.
LIST FRICK.
BUNDY EXTRA QUALITY BRONZE,
BUNDY STAR BRONZE (Gold),
BUNDY STAR BRONZE (other than Gold),
$2.50 per lb.
All put up in one pound tin
blown away or spilled, as is apt t
Ith full opening top and screw cover, so
? case when done up in paper.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
is wasted by being
BUNDY BRONZING LIQUID.
FIG. 54 REPRESENTS THE
BUHDY BROHZIHG LIQUID,
WHICH UNLIKE ALL OTHERS, EMITS LITTLE OR NO ODOR WHEN AP-
PLIED TO A HOT SURFACE, BEING STRICTLY PURE. IT IS AS IMPORT-
ANT TO HAVE A GOOD BRONZING LIQUID AS GOOD BRONZE, AND
THERE IS NONE SO PERFECT AS THE BUNDY BRAND.
PUT UP IN
Gallon, Half-Gallon and Quarter-Gallon Cans.
PRICE, 3.00 PER GALLON.
DIRECTIONS FOR APPLYING BUNDY BRONZE.
Place the Radiator, if possible, where it is to remain when bronzed and .sec that it is free from dust, dirt, oil, rust (
removed with a cloth, piece of sand paper, or better still, emery paper or file. If convenient, a good method of removing oil fron
steam when it will soon evaporate.
When the Radiator is thus prepared, give it a priming or sizing? coat of very thin paint made of the best standard grade of 1
or naptha or any other volatile liquid. Mix this to about the consistency of water, and, unless silver bronze is used, stain it 1
The point is to get as /»V//^ and not as much paint on the Radiator as possible.
When the priming coat is thoroughly dry, mix the Bimdy Bronze with the Bundy Bronzing Liquid in the proportion of about one pint of liquid to one
Fiound of bronze, and apply evenly with a fine camel's hair brush, taking care to brush always in the same direction, either up or down, but never both.
( convenient have the Radiator just warm while being bronzed and do not apply so much bronze that it will run. Do not mix more bronze than you will
use at one time.
Ordinarily one pound of Bundy Bronze with a pint of Bundy Bronzing Liquid wiU cover 100 to 200 square feet of surface, but this depends upon the
skill with which it is applied.
TO APPLY BRONZE WHEN DRY.
Give the Radiator, when barely warm, a medium thick coat of Bundy Maro<in I
Powder with a Chamois skin or camel's hair brush. Rub the bronze on evenly making ; . .
This method^of applying bronze does not seem to give as general satisfaction as that where the Bronzing Lifjuid
fuUyapplied by a novice.
ciuer, and befure it gets perfectly
i light a coat i " '
vhitc lead and turpentine
. little yellow ochre
apply the Bundy Bronze
ied, as the latter can be success-
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t/\A.GRIFFING IRON CO ., _____^_
BUNDY'
^undu ^narr.cls Q,-2ci alb prepared.
We confidently claim for our Specially Prepared Bundy Enamels, qualities of durability and handsome appearance
found by experience not possessed by any others. Knowing so well the requirements of such goods we have incessantly
striven to secure the standard of excellence which we have now attaine<l, and parties desiring fine finishes for their
radiators and pipes, for it is equally well adapted for application on wrought as cast iron surfaces, will do well to specify
and use the Bundy Enamels, furnished in the following great varieties :
Bundy Sage, Bundy Chocolate, Bundy Gloss Maroon,
Bundy Flesh, Bundy White, Bundy Maroon,
Bundy Fawn, Bundy Blue, Bandy Slate,
Bundy Terra Cotta, Bundy Bronze Green, Bundy Black.
Unlike other paints and enamels, which retard the heating eflBciency of the surface to which they are applied, the
Bundv Enamels have no effect on the surfaces unless it be to increase their radiating power. This is an important
matter, for a finish that reduces the heating power 10 to 25 per cent, would be dear at any cost.
The Bundy Enamels can be used with excellent effect in connection with bronze powder, that is, decorate the body
of the radiator with the enamel, touching up the design in bronze. The Bundy Blue Enamel and Bundy Pale Gold
Bronze make a beautiful combination, also Terra Cotta and Silver and Chocolate and Eich Gold, and many others.
The enamel comes mixed ready for application, and the quantity required, although depending largely on the skill
of the party applying same, is about 1 gallon to 150 square feet of surface, which is a safe basis on which to figure.
In the above list of Bundy Enamels are two maroons — the regular Bundy Maroon Enamel and the Bundy Gloss
Maroon Enamel, both of which have that rich color possessed only by maroon paints and enamels, but the latter has a
gloss or lustre, being the only enamel possessing that quality, all the other enamels having what is known as a dull,
"rubbed down" finish, adopted by most painters for the finest buildings.
The Bundy Enamels are put wp in one-gallon, two-gallon or five-gallon cans, and as they do not deteriorate by stand-
ing, it is well for all steam and hot water fitters to keep a small supply of same continually on hand.
List Price on all Colors, $3.00 Per Gallon. Liberal Discount to the Trade.
iiS
TRXCE BUNDY"*"^
^undy (j^atenl Adjustable ycot Itesl.
Fig.
Fig. 88 represents THE BUNDY FOOT REST
which will fit the Bimdv Standard, Enlarged or Extended
Loops, and can be raised or lowered at will, and can be firmly
held at any desired elevation. It is furnished usually in
heavy nickel plate, but bronze, copper or silver plate can be
liad if desired. It can be applied to the Bundy radiator for
either Steam or Hot Water, having either one, two, three or
four rows of loops, ranging from 3 to 20 loops in length.
:pi?,ice list.
Length
of Radiator
in Loops.
PRICE COMPLETE,
in Nickel, Bronze, Brasg or
Copper Plate.
Longih
of Radiator
in Loops.
PRICE COMPLETE.
in Nickel. Bronze, Brass or
Copper Plate.
$325
3.50
4.00
4 25
Length
of Radiator
in Loops.
PRICE COMPLETE,
in Nickel, Bronze, Brass or
Copper Plate.
3 and 4
5 and 6
7 and 8
9 and lo
$2.25
2.50
2.75
3.0O
II and 12
13 and 14
15 and 16
iS
20
24
26
$4.50
-1-75
5.00
Fig. 89 represents the cast iron extension piece, two of which when placed on the Biuidy Elile
Radiator affords a rest for the marble top. Can be put on and removed at will. Unless the Radia-
tor is very long two of these extension pieces are sufficient, but in the case of very long ladiators it is
well tn use three, one in the centre.
FiS. 89. List price 75 cents per pair.
By using the above extension pieces marble tops can be placed on any Elite Radiator at any time, and we give below list prices on some
varieties, although as full a variety as is given on pages 118, 119 and 120 can be furnished. These prices are subject to same conditions as to
thickness, stvle of edge, etc., set forth on the above mentioned paces.
Radiator.
Vermont (A).
Italian (g).
Knoxville(c>.
Tennessee (D). a
Glens Fulls (E).
lexican Onyx (p).
2 Section.
$1 00
$1 20
$1 60
$2 00
$6 00
3
I 25
I 50
2 00
2 50
7 50
4 "
I 50
I 80
2 40
3 CO
g 00
5
I 75
2 10
2 80
3 50
10 50
6
2 00
2 40
3 20
4 00
II 00
7
2 25
2 70
3 60
4 50
12 50
8
2 50
3 00
4 00
5 00
14 00
9
2 75
3 30
4 40
5 50
15 50
10 "
3 00
3 60
4 So
6 00
17 00
II "
3 25
3 90
5 20
6 50
18 50
12 "
3 50
4 20
5 60
7 00
20 00
13
3 75
4 50
6 00
7 50
21 50
14
4 00
480
6 40
8 00
23 CO
15
4 25
5 10
6 80
8 50
24 50
16
4 50
5 40
7 20
9 00
26 00
17
4 75
5 70
7 60
9 50
27 50
18
5 00
6 00
8 00
10 00
2g 00
19 ■'
5 25
6 30
8 40
10 50 Pric
e on .Application.
20
5 50
6 60
8 80
II 00
< ••
21
5 75
6 90
9 20
II 50
22 "
6 00
7 20
9 60
12 00
I <(
23
6 25
7 50
10 00
12 50
' *'
24
6 50
7 80
lo 40
13 00
•
25
6 75
8 10
ID 80
13 SO
' '■
25
7 00
8 40
II 20
14 00
' '•
27
7 25
8 70
II 60
14 50
' '
28
7 50
9 00
12 00
15 00
< •<
29
7 75
9 30
12 40
15 50
' "
30
8 03
9 60
12 80
16 00
116
BUNDY'
Bundy ImproYed Floor and Ceiling Plates*
CARPET CUT FOR FLOOR I'LATE
Fi£. I.
CElLlNa I'LATE
Pig- 3-
The Bundy Improved Floor and Ceiling Plates possess advantages strongly commending their use and
we soHcit your orders.
Fig. I shows the carpet cut on the lines (P) exposing to view the hole (E) in which the sleeve (B) of the
Floor Plate rests. The carpet points (D) are turned back and lie concealed in the concave part of the Floor Plate.
This obviates all damage to the carpets, as the displaced parts perfectly resume their natural position when
desired.
The Floor Plate, Fig. 2, is of cast iron and is usually set in one piece, however, when necessary, it can be
easily broken by a blow from a hammer, owing to the two slots (A) in its sleeve. When so broken the fracture is
irregular and fits so closely as not to be detected, the plate being held firmly in position by plain or nickel plated
screws corresponding with its finish. These screws should pass through the holes (C) and lines (F) where the carpet
is cut doing it no injury.
The Ceiling Plate, Fig. 3, is also of cast iron and has a set screw (A) which holds it in position. The sleeves
(B) in both Ceiling and Floor Plates are of regulation length and thickness and are approved by all Insurance
Underwriters.
PRICE LIST
SIZE IN INCHES.
M
I
$ .14
■32
$.16
■34
i^
2
*.2r
■39
■38
.58
3^
3
4
Floor Plates, Plain,
„ „ Nickel Plated,
% .11
.29
% .18
■36
•32
•52
$ .25
•43
$.30
.48
$■37
•55
Ceiling Plates. Plain,
Nickel Plated,
.20
.40
•25
■45
.29
■49
■43
■63
•50
.70
•58
.78
117
^-'JfyJ^r,. JERSEY CITY.N.d.JJ'i'- c^c-
TRiDK BUNDY"-"''^-
'Tjcscription ef y arble Mops for P)urLdy J-?adialors.
Ingivinga description of these MarbleTops we wish to say a word regarding the difflcalties encountered in attempting to convoy a correct idea of their appearance. We
have given a general idea as to their color, to assist oar customers and frieods in taeir selection of appropriate Tops for differeut rooms, bat Marble will frequently, when
cut and polished, become darker or lighter than the one from which our description is taken.
We have the finest line of Marble that has ever been produced by any manufacturer, and havinj? made special arrangements for importation, we can furnish at a
large eavingrare specimens of Marble Tops not obtainable from any other source. We have made our prices low, believing that larger sales will compensate us for sodoint:.
Please bear in mind that all Marble is not adaptable for Radiators as they will not stand the heat, and this is strong argument why the Tops should come from uc,
besides thus avoiding any possibility of misfits, which in Marble Tops is especially annoying.
Vermont (A) ifdk \yhiU. Skirtin^the western slope of the Green Mountains,
In the vicinity of Rutland, Vermont, is found a rare specimen of milk white
marble interspersed with fine, barely distinguishable, grayish veins and spots.
This marble so closely resembles the Italian that only an expert can detect the
difference. Both stand the heat well, but the Italian is the harder marble and takes
a higher polish and is not so susceptible to discoloration, hence it is better for
Radiator Tops, but the Vermont is excellent for bed chambers and rooms of that
character.
Italian (B) Blue ^Vhitf. This beautiful &/?/tf«!Ai^f marble is found in Italy in
the well-known Carrara Quarries of sculptural fame. It is unquestionably a better
marble than that used by any other house furnishing Marble Tops for Radiators.
One block of Carrara Marble may be sent to the sculptor to receive his cunning
handiwork in the form of some statuette and the next block go to be wrought into
Tops for Bundy Radiators. The chaste whiteness of the Italian Marble is its car-
dinal feature, and its well-known adamantine hardness takes a high polish and
makes it less pregnable to stains of any description.
Knoxrille (C) Fink. At the base of the Cumberland Mountains in Knox
County, Tennessee, occupying a large bend in the Tennessee River, is the Great
Bend Quarry, which gives us a rare specimen of pink colored ]Marble, thoroughly
mixed with fine spots of white crossed with chance veins of tlie same color or gray,
or even both. This is the Knoxville Marble, which is used in all classes of rooms,
but more particularly in bed chambers on account of its low prices.
Tennessee (D) Brownish lied. In the northern range of the Cumberland Moun-
tains of Tennessee, is found a Marble of such harmoniously blended colors as to at
once attract public attention and gain favor. This is tlie Tennessee Marble. We secure
our supply from the well-known Hawkin's Quarry, noted because its Marble has
fast colore, unbleachable in the sunlight. This is a very important point to the user.
Its predominant color is red, handsomely flecked with spots and veins of cryetalized
white, which, blending with the red, takes on a sort of brownish hue. Perhaps
more of the Tennessee Marble is used than any other as it is both cheap and ser-
viceable and takes a very high polish.
Glens Falls (E) Jet Black. One of the grandest Marbles to be found any-
where is the Glens Falls found in the foot hills of the famed Adirondack Mountains.
It« color is &,jtt black, resembling very closely the imported Belgium Black, espec-
ially when given a French polish. It is an excellent Marble, both for Radiator
Tops and Bases, especially the latter, where its dark color gives an appearance of
special elegance.
Mexican Onyx (F) Pearl White. This beautiful Marble is purely of a vol
canic formation, originating in a violent eruption of the Volcano Popocatepetl, after
which the golden quartz, which had been reduced to a white heat, solidified, be-
coming a eemi-transparent mass of rare beauty. Of all the different Onyx that
from the Tecali Quarry, situated 35 miles from the City of Mexico, is conceded by
connoisseurs to be the best, and it certainly is the most richly endowed with natural
beauty. Arrangements having been made for the importation of this special
marble, we offer our customers the rarest Mexican Onyx Tops at a comparatively
low price. As Onyx is so well known and so highly prized by the public, and as
many eminent connoisseurs have passed their favorable verdict on our Onyx, we
feel confident in pleasing our customers. The striking ice-like appearance of our
Onyx shows the different lines of scintilating colors, wbich under varying circum-
stances give forth all the prismatic colors of the rainbow. No Marble is better
adapted than Onyx to surmount a Bundy Radiator in a Parlor, Drawing or Reception
room of Renaissance, Oriental, Arabesque or Moorish style of furnishing.
Ophite (G) Green and }\7iite. This Marble is often called Verd-Antique, as
Its (/re^n color gives it an appearance of antiquity. It takes its name from the Latin
word ophites, meaning a serpent and is found in the renowned quarries of Moriah.
It is a serpentine Marble, with its predominant color dark green thoroughly mixed
with white, making it resemble granite in figure. Its mottled design is occasionally
varied by a greenish black spot encircled by a green of darker hue, and the blending
of all the colors bespeak harmony and unity of design.
Italian Dove(H) Light Blue. Sometimes called B^j/^ Turquin owing to its
delicate lint of sky blue. It is found in uraall quantities skirting the Carrara
Quarries from which our White Italian Marble is taken. It has occasional dark
blue veins running through the blue, which by contrast heightens very much its
general appearance. It takes a very high finish and is an excellent Marble for a
blue room.
Royal Red (I) Brownish Red. This beautiful Marble is also called Rouge
Royal owing to its peculiar fascination with the English Royal Family. When
first discovered they gained al)Boliite control of the ([tiarrles and for many years the
Marble could not oe had by any but the Nobility. Our supply is taken from the
Visfi QuarrieH near Brussels, Belgium, which is repiiTed as having the finest speci-
mens. The Marble has the colors red, brown, drab and white, but the prevailing
color which strikes the eye is the Royal lied, the color of the English Flag.
Anrania Griotte (J) Dark Drab. The Alps of Switzerland and Pyrenees
of France both contain rare specimens of Anrania Griotte, but by far the choicest
specimens are from the Aurauian Quarries in Switzerland. The word Griotte
means mottled, and so the Marble has a great variety of colors, but that which
predominates is (/arA e/rfl6, which is intersected with veins of deep blood red, and
spots of crystalized white, all of which colors are so harmonious as to render the
Marble difficult to describe. It should be seen to be appreciated. There is no
color strong enough to become offensive, but blending wltli the drab are the colors
red, purple, white, ^y and brown, making a Marble of exquisite beauty. "^
Eschaleon (K) Light Yellow. Fringing the Rhone River in France is found
the Enchaleoii Marble. Us color Is lighter ye//o(i' than the Sienna, running more
Into the gray, which assumes such form as to resemble large shells. This Marble
\b very largely used in the Public Buildings of Paris, and is aieo extremely popular
among the Spaniah Nobility.
St. Anne (L) Dark Drab and White. The St. Anne Marble is from the Sambre
Quarries, near Liege, Belgium. While all Belgium Marbles are hard, this is ihe
hardest of any, and so is largely used for tiling and flooriuL' purposes in the
palaces of foreign countries. Its prevailing colors are dark drab and white. The
drab color, which varies in intensity, is thoroughly intersected by the lines of
white. It takes a very high polish and is a magnificent Marble for any apartment,
especially a hall or dining room.
Napoleon (M) Dai-k Fawn. The Napoleon Marble is taken from the Rupel
Quarry, near Antwerp, Belgium. Its color is a dark/awn, interspersed with crys-
talized white veins and intersecting light lines of blood red and golden yellow. It
is a handsomely colored Marble and having a neutral tint is appropriate with any
style of furnishing.
Joinvllle (N) Gray. The Joinville Marble which is very rarely seen in this
country, being found only in very small quantities in the Joinville Quarry of Bel-
gium, is of a light gray color with intersecting lines of red and white. This Marble
should be seen to be appreciated. It is hard and susceptible of a very high finish.
Loraine (O) Light Fawn. The Loraine Marble is found in the foothills of the
Pyrenees Mountains in Southern France. It has a delicate light faw7i color, slight-
ly flecked with spots of beautiful pearl and blacu. As a neutral tint it can be used
with good effect in any room, but its mellow color makes its specially desirable foi
bed-cnambers and kindred apartments.
Relgium Black (P) Black. This Marble is found in the Garonne Quarries,
in the southern purt of Belgium. It has a rich, velvety black color, which gives it
the appearance of elegance and is a good Marble for either Radiator tope or bases,
especially the latter. Its rich color is no doubt largely due to the high polish which
it takes.
Griotte (Q) Blood-red. This Marble is found at the base of Mt. Vesuvius, near
the city of Naples, Italy. As its name implies the Griotte Marble has a mottled ap-
pearance. The principal colors are red and black, while occasionally crystalized
white eyes, or veins, may be found running through it. It is one of the handsomest
Marbles and takes an extra high polish. The Quarry from which our supply la
taken is conceded to be the best in the world.
Numedian (R) Rose. This is probably one of the oldest Marbles known, as
history shows that as far back as B. C. 77 the ancient Romans raised a 20 foot col-
umn of Numedian to the memory of Caesar in the Forum. The Marble is secured
at great hazard, as to reach the quarries some of Africa's most dangerous jungles
must be penetrated, which are infested with wild animals of every description. It
is certainly a historic Marble and every Top hag a story to tell touching on the ad-
ventures encountered in its perilous journey. The Marble has a rich and delicate
rose color, made more beautiful, if possible, with resplendent veins of yellow and
chance spots and veins of black lined with a rose tint of lighter hue.
Alps Green (S) Dark Green. The frowning peak of Mt. Blanc in the Alps of
Switzerland overlooks the quarry from which our supply of Alps Green is taken.
This Marble is sometimes called Vert Alps and Vert Antioue owing to its color and
the mountain from which it is cut. It has a (/arA^^'^en. color uniformly veined with
white, and although a very popular Marble in Europe it has not until now been im-
ported to this country to be used as Tops for Bundy Radiators. It is an exception-
ally fine Marble for a green room.
Sienna (T) Gold. All the golden sunshine of sunny Italy seems to have en
tcred this beautiful Sienna Marble. Discovered accidently by the Good Sisters of
Sienna, it was used by them in building the celebrated Sienna Cathedral, which,
when completed standing in the sunlight resembled a golden palace. The quarries
are still controlled by these Good Sisters of Charity and the handsome revenue ob-
tained from the sale of the Marble ie wholly used in their Samaritan work. The
predominant color is gold with delicate veins of pearl and purple running through
it, and even the yellow gold color has differentshades to assist tne general harmony.
This is one of the handsomest Marbles known, and looks well wherever used, es-
pecially in a light, sunny room.
St. Beanme (U) Gold and Dove. This Marble is taken from the renowned
Tortosa (Quarry in the Pyrenees of France. It takes its name from the Patron
Saint Beaume, which was given it by the people who used it largely in building thft
Ancient Monasteries and Cathedrals of France, which to-day are standing, living
monuments of the enduring properties of this magnificent Marble. It is richly en-
dowed with gold and dove colore well mixed, with occasional spots of pink and
crystalized white, and light, scarcely noticeable, veins of purple. A Bundy
Itadiator setting upon a Belgium Black base and surmounted with one of these
Tops is well suited for any of the handsomer rooms in our modern houses.
Famosa (V) Dark Purple. Throughout the Rhenish Provinces in Germany
is found the Famosa Marble, but the finest specimens, those having the richest
color, are taken from the Essen Quarry from whence comes our supjily. This
Marble is used largely in the Palaces of the venerable Kaiser \Vil]iam, hence its
popularity throughout all Germany. It is more largely used in the houses of the
Germsn Nobilitv than any other Marble. It is curiously formed, so much so that
it is difficult to describe, but its predominant color is dark /mrp/e which reminds one
of the purple robes worn by the nobility in their regal splendor.
Lavanto (W) Sage Green. Italy is so famous for its blue white Marble that
the impression has gone out that it furnishes none other, but situated near the time-
honored city of Florence is the Levanto Quarry producing a most beautiful Marble
bearing the same name. The prevailing color is sage green largely figured with
bright cherry spots and intersecting white veins. It is an excellent Marble, and
although very small quantities of It have been imported to this country, It Is aaed
very extensively by the Itallaue and throaghoat all Borope,
118
BABE BUNDY"^""-
Yarble Mop^ for j^undi] Qleam orJ-pt^^U/aterJ^adiators.
These Tops are made of tlie very best marble ; are }g inch thick ; have bevel or O. (i. edge, and project over the Radiator binder
^ inch all around. To make sure that you get Tops that fit the Radiator perfectly and to guard against the use of inferior marble,
order of us according to this list. The Tops can be sent with the Radiators, thus saving freight, as we keep a general assortment of
sizes continually on hand.
(A).
(B\
(C).
(D).
1.6).
(F).
RADIATOR.
VERMONT.
ITALIAN.
KNOXVILLE.
TENNESSEE.
GLENS FALLS.
MEXICAN ONYX.
1 X 3
% .90
$1 05
$1.55
81.75
$1.75
$4.00
1 X 4
1.05
1.25
1.75
2,05
2.05
4.60
} ^ I
1.20
\ id
2,05
2 30
S 30
6.20
1 X 6
1.35
1.60
2,30
2,65
2,65
6.00
1 X 7
1.50
1 80
2.50
2.90
2.90
6.20
1 X 8
1.80
2.10
3 10
3 .50
3.50
7.50
1 X 9
1.95
2.30
3.25
3,85
3.85
8.20
1 X 10
2.10
2. 50
3 50
4,20
4.20
8.80
1 X n
2.35
2.T5
3.80
4.55
4.55
9.40
1 X 12
2.55
3 00
4.15
5 00
5.00
10.00
1 X 13
2.70
3 15
4.50
5.60
5.60
12.00
1 X 14
2.85
3 35
4.80
6.15
6.15
13.00
1 X 15
2.95
3 45
5.00
6,30
6.30
13,50
1 X 16
3 10
3.60
5 45
6.60
6.60
14,00
1 X 18
3.40
3.95
5.95
7.20
7 20
15,40
1 X 20
1 X 22
4.00
4 40
4.65
5.10
6.50
7.00
8.00
8 80
8.00
8 80
Special price.
1 X 24
4.90
5.70
7.90
9 80
9.80
(1
1 X 26
5.00
6.00
8.05
10.25
10.25
2x3
1.35
1.60
2 40
3.00
3.00
6 00
2 X 4
1 50
1.75
2.B5
3 25
3,25
6.80
2x5
1.95
2.30
3.15
3,85
3.85
8.00
2 X 6
2 15
2.55
3.60
4.40
4.40
9.00
I X I
2.40
2.80
3.95
4.&5
4.85
10.00
2x8
2.80
3 25
4.50
5.45
5.45
12.00
2x9
3.00
3 45
4,85
5.95
5.95
12.75
3 X 10
3.30
3.85
5.25
6,50
6 50
13.50
2 X 11
3.55
4 15
5 70
6.95
6.95
14.50
2 X 12
3.85
4 50
6.15
7.55
7.55
16.00
« X 13
4.05
4.75
6.60
8.05
8.05
17.00
2 X 14
4.35
5.10
7.00
8.60
8.60
18.75
2 X 15
4.65
5.45
7.55
9.10
9.10
22.00
2 X 16
4.90
5.70
7.90
9.65
9,65
26,00
2 X 18
5.55
6.50
8.95
10.95
10,95
Special price.
J X 20
6.00
7.00
9.75
11.90
11 90
2 X 22
6.60
7.70
10.50
12.95
12 95
I'
8 X 24
7.55
8 2.i
11.40
14.00
14 00
'1
8 X 26
7.80
9.10
13.15
16.20
16 20
8x3
1.80
2.10
3.00
3.60
3,60
8.00
S X 4
2.10
245
3.45
4.15
4 15
9.00
3X5
2.40
2.80
3.85
4.75
4.75
11.00
3 X 6
2.85
3.35
4.75
5.70
5.70
14.00
3X7
3.15
3.70
5.10
6.30
e.30
16.00
3X8
3.45
4.a5
5.60
7.00
7.00
18.00
3X9
3.90
4.55
6 30
7.70
7.70
20,00
3 X 10
4.20
4.90
6.85
8.35
8,35
22.00
3 X 11
4.60
5.35
7.35
9.10
9,10
24.00
3 X 12
5.10
5.95
8.35
10.10
10,10
26.00
3 X 13
5.65
6.50
9.10
11.15
11.15
28.00
3 X 15
6.00
7.00
9.75
11.85
11,85
Speciaigrice.
4X4
2.65
3.10
4.40
5.50
5.50
4X5
3.10
3.60
5.00
6.05
6.05
14.00
4X6
3.60
4.15
5.60
7.00
7.00
16,00
4X8
4.45
5.20
7.10
8.75
8,75
20.00
4 X 10
4.90
5.75
7.90
9.75
9.75
24,00
4 X 14
7.05
8.25
11.55
14.00
14,00
34.00
4 X 18
8.10
9.45
13.15
15.95
15,95
Special price.
4 X 20
9.00
10.50
14.35
17.95
17,95
4 X 22
10.80
12 60
17.50
22 75
22 75
4 X 24
12.00
14.00
19.25
24,50
24,50
10 Cii-eular
2.65
3.10
4.20
5.25
5 25
12.00
15
3.25
3.80
5.10
6.30
6.30
14,00
20
3.75
4.40
6.05
7.45
7.45
17 00
26
4.60
5.35
7.55
9.10
9,10
22.00
34
6.25
7.30
10.15
12.10
12,10
28.00
sn
8.25
9.65
13.40
16,45
16,45
40.00
74
10.20
11.90
16.65
21,00
21.00
60.00
30 Coluniu.
5. 35
6.25
8.60
10,50
10.50
24.00
34
7,50
8.75
12.25
14.90
14.90
36.00
50
10.15
11.85
16.65
20.15
20.15
.50.00
10 Corner.
1.80
2.10
3,00
3.60
S,60
8,00
15
2.25
2.65
3.50
4,40
4,40
10. OO
20 "
3.00
3.50
4.90
6.00
6 00
1
14.00
Black Glen Falls Tops with a very high polish known as French Polish, add 25 pcr cent, to above prices.
Cutting Hole ii Tops for Column Radiators $ | .OO net will be charged extra in each case.
Marble Tops, 1 inch thick, add to above prices |5 per cent.; II4 inches thick, 35 per cent.
Marble Bases, 7/8 inch A/ttcfc (excepting Onyx), add for 1 row, 35 per cent.; 3 row, 25 per cent.; 3 row, 20 per cent.
4 Row, Circular, Corner and Column, |5 per cent.
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\^rble Mops for j^uadi] Qtea^c cr j/et yi/ater J
These Marble Tops are specially designed for Renaissance. Moorish, Arabesque, Oriental and Qtieen Anne rooms, and the variety
is so great that Tops can be had which harmonize perfectly with the furnishing of any apartment. A full description of eacli marble
18 given on another page, and for convenience in ordering, they may be designated by letter : For example 'J" wouM mean "Aurania
Griotte," etc. All Tops are Jg inch thick, unle.ss ordered otherwise (see bottom of page) ; have rounded or chamfered edge ; project
over the Radiator binder pj; inch all around : fit the Radiator perfectly, and the Marble is of the very best quality, all of which
should be convincing arguments why the tops should come from us, thus avoiding all danger of misfits, besides procuring, at a
moderate cost, specimens of Marble which are extremely rare.
Cutting Hole in Tops for Column Radiators $ | .OO n<'t ^U be charged extra in each case.
Marble Tops, 1 inch thick, add to above prices | 5 per cent.; II4 inches thick, 35 per cent.
Marble liases, 7-S inch thick (excepting Onyx), add for 1 row, 35 per cent; 2 row, 25 per cent.
4 Row, Circular, Corner and Column, | 6 per cent.
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ROYAL RED (|).
ST. ANNE (LI.
BELGIUM BLACK ip>.
SIENNA (T'-
RADiATOR.
OPHITE (C*.
ITALIAN DOVE (W.
AURANIA GRIOTTE (J)
ECHALEON (K).
NAPOLEON (M>.
JOINVILLE INI.
GRIOTTE IQ .
ROSE NUMEDIAN (R'.
ST. BEAUME lU).
FAMOSA lyi.
LORAINE(O).
ALPS GREEN 'S'.
LAVANTO iW).
1 X 3
$2.20
$2.45
$3.75
$3.75
$4.25
$4 25
1 X 4
2.55
2.80
4.25
425
4.75
4.75
! X i
2.90
3.20
4.75
4 75
5.50
550
1 X 6
3.25
3.60
5.50
550
6 25
6.25
1 X 7
3.40
3.75
5.75
5.75
6.50
650
X §
4.15
4.60
7.25
725
8.50
8.50
X 9
4 70
5.20
7.75
7.75
925
9.25
1 X 10
5.00
5.50
8.50
8.50
10.00
10.00
1 X 11
550
605
9.00
9.00
11.00
11,00
J X '?
6.00
660
10.00
10 00
11.75
11.75
1 X 13
6.80
750
10.75
10.75
13.50
13.50
1 X H
7.40
8.15
11 50
11.50
14 75
14.75
J X IS
7.70
8.50
11 75
11.75
15.25
15.25
1 X 16
800
8.80
13.00
13.00
15.75
15.75
; X 18
8.70
9.60
14.25
14 25
17.25
17 25
1 X 20
9.50
10 45
15.75
15.75
19 00
19.00
} X 22
10.40
11.45
17 00
17.00
20.75
20.75
! X 2*
11.85
13.05
19 00
1900
23.75
23.75
1 X 26
12.00
13.20
19.50
19.50
24.00
24,00
I X 3
350
3.85
5.75
5.75
7.00
7,00
2x4
4.00
4.40
6.25
6.25
7.^
7 75
? X 5
4.70
6.20
7.50
7.50
9.25
925
SX 6
5 10
5.60
8 50
8.50
10.50
10 50
;x I
5R0
6.40
9.50
9.50
11.50
11,50
2x8
650
7.15
10, T5
10.75
13 00
13,00
S X 9
7 10
7.80
11.50
11.50
14.25
14,25
? X 10
790
8 70
12.75
12.75
15 75
15.75
ix »
8 40
9.25
13.75
13.75
16.75
16.75
2 X 12
900
9.90
14.75
14.75
18.25
18.25
S X '3
980
10.80
15.75
1575
19 50
19.50
2 X 14
10.40
11.45
17 00
17.00
20.75
20.75
1 X 15
1100
12.10
18 25
18.25
22.00
22,00
2 X 16
11 70
12 90
19.00
19.00
23 25
23.25
2 X 18
13,25
14.60
21 50
21.50
26.50
26,50
S X 20
14 40
15 85
23.50
23 50
28 75
28.75
?X 22
15.70
17.30
25.50
25.50
31.25
31.25
2 X 24
17 00
18.70
87.50
27.50
34 00
34.00
?X 26
19,70
21.70
31.75
31.75
39.25
39.25
8x3
4 25
4.70
7.25
725
8.50
850
2 X *
500
5.50
8.25
8.25
10,00
10.00
3x5
5 75
6.35
9.25
9.25
11.50
11.50
2 X 6
6.80
7.50
11.50
11.50
13.75
1375
8x7
7 70
8.50
12.25
12.25
15.25
15.25
3 X 8
8.50
9.35
13.50
13.50
17 00
17.00
3x9
9.e5
10.20
16.26
15.25
18.50
18,50
8 X 10
10.00
11.00
16.50
16.50
20 00
20 00
3 X 11
11.00
12.10
17.75
17 75
22.00
a.oo
8 X 12
12.25
13.50
20.00
20.00
24 50
2150
8 X 18
13 50
14.85
22 00
iS.OO
27 00
27 00
8 X 15
14.25
15 70
23.50
23.50
28.50
28.50
4x4
6.50
7.15
10 50
10.50
13 00
13 00
4x5
7.25
8.00
12 00
1200
14 50
14 50
4X6
8.50
9.35
13.50
13.50
17 00
17 00
4X8
10.65
11.75
17.00
17.00
21 .25
21 25
4 X 10
11.65
12.85
19.00
19.00
23 25
23 25
4 X 14
17.00
18.70
28.00
28.00
84 00
MOO
4 X 18
19.25
21.20
31.75
31 75
38 50
38 50
4 X 20
21.25
23.40
34.75
34.75
42 50
42 50
4X2!
27.65
30.45 1
42.50
42.50
55 25
55 25
4 X 24
29.75
82.75 '
46.75
46.75
59 50
59 50
in Circular
6 70
7.40
10.00
10.00
1275
12 75
15
7.70
8.50
12 25
12.25
15 25
15 25
20 "
8.10
9.90
14.50
14.50
18 00
18 00
26 "
11.00
12.10
18 2S
18 25
22 00
22 00
34
14.70
16 20
Si.t'O
24.50
29 25
29 25
50
20.00
22 00
32.50
32.50
40 00
40 00
74 *'
25.50
28.05
40.25
40 25
51 00
5100
26 Column.
12.75
14.a5
20 75
20.75
25 50
25 50
84 "
18.00
19.80
9.75
29.75
30.00
36.00
50 "
24.40
26.85
40 25
40,25
48 75
48 75
10 Corner.
4.25
4.70
7.00
700
8.50
siso
^ ::
5.25
5.80
850
8.50
10.50
10.50
7 25
8.00
11 75
1175 1
14.50
14.50
3 row, 20 per cent.
TRiUE BUN DY "^"^
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ENGINEERING OFFICE OF CHARLES E. EMERY,
No. 22 Cortlandt Street, New York, Dec. 19, 1888.
A. A. Griffing- Iron Co., Jersey City, N. J.
Gentlemen : — Agreeable to your request I have irade a series of tests under similar con-
ditions of different sized Bundy Radiators manufactured liy you, and of a number of Radia-
tors manufactured by other parties, in which vertical iron pipes one inch in diameter are
screwed in a base to which the steam and return connections are made. As a general result
of the tests it may be stated tliat I find that the Bnuchj Radiators circulate more quickly
than any form of Radiator constructed of one inch pipes arranged vertically, even though
the same be connected at the top with return bends, and that this difference is verij marked
when comparison is made with that form of Radiator in which the one inch tubes are closed
at the top and circulation secured merely by interior diaphragms. The superiority arises
evidently from the larger passages provided in the Bundy Loop and the adaptation of the
base to the same so as to secure prompt and efficient action. On turning steam on a Bundy
Radiator, which has become cold and filled with air, the loops successively fiJl from, the end
where steam is supplied, to the other, whereas with the Radiator constructed of one inch
pipes there appears to be no regularity in heating up, and much more time is required.
This is particularly the case with those constructed with pipes closed at their upper ends,
and it is not uncommon for several of these to remain cold until heated by the surrounding
pipes, and one or two near the steam inlet may thus be cold for a considerable time after
the tubes at the other end of the Radiator have become thoroughly heated. All these points
have an important hearing on Radiators for use in dwellings or elsewhere where the pressure
is very low, in fact sometimes below the atmosphere, so that air entermg through the
shghtest leaks, or derived from the water in the boiler, stops the circulation in a portion
of the heating surface, and an irregular effect is produced. It has still a more miportant
bearing on the use of direct Radiators when the supply of steam to the same is electrically
controlled. With such apparatus it is necessary that the steam circulate promptly when it
is turned on, as the mean temperature can only be maintained by shutting off and turning
on the steam at short intervals.
The second question that arises is as to the efficiency of a given amount of surface in
Radiators of different kinds after circulation is fully estahlished. It is customary to make
these tests by comparing the amounts of water condensed under similar conditions, and this
plan was adopted in this case, unusual care being taken to make the results strictly compar-
ative as is shown hereafter.
Wlien steam, circulating freely, imparts heat through one side of the plate, the amount
of condensation which will take place and the quantity of heat unparted will depend upon
the degree and time of exposure of the other side of plate to heat absorbing substances,
such as fixed bodies receiving heat by radiation or currents of air receiving heat principally
by direct contact, and to but a limited extent by radiation.
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With indirect radiation, the condensation, other things being equal, is chiefly influenced
by the quantity of air circulated over the surface. With ordinary Eadiators the circulation
is only that produced by difference in temperature. The heating surface of a direct Radia-
tor can be divided in two kinds, viz : 1 — The direct surface, or that on the outside of the
Radiator considered as a whole, which therefore radiates directly into the surrounding space,
and is also in contact with currents of air of large volume, and — 2 — The " masked " surface,
or that on the sides of the several tubes which are turned toward each other so that the
heat is radiated back and forth from one tube to another, and only that transmitted which
can be absorbed l)y direct contact with, and a slight radiation to currents of air of limited
area passing upward l^etween the tubes. It will be seen therefore that the " direct " surfaces
are very much more efficient than the " masked " surfaces, and that that Radiator with a
given amount of heating surface will l)e most efficient which has the least " masked " surface
compared to its outer l)ounding or "direct" surface. For this reason, any Radiator, made
up of a single row of pipes or loops of any shape is more efficient for a given surface than
one with more than one row, and the loss of efficiency increases with the number of rows
as more and more of the surface is " masked " and become relatively less efficient.
I find tlmt your competitors have taken advantage of this state of facts and inMislied
results in which a favorable form of Radicdors of their manufacture was compcvred with a
less favorable form of your manufacture, thereby showing your type of Radiator to be
inferior, and it is interesting to state that I have found, upon reversing the conditions
and selecting a favoraljle form of Radiator of your manufacture and comparing the same
with a less favorable form of their manufacture, that I obtained results showing your op-
ponents' Radiators very much inferior to yours. This state of facts will astonish those who
have hitherto supposed that differences in result can only be due to the type of Radiator, as
the fact that they can be secured by a mere selection of Radiators of the same type contain-
ing the same heating surface is not generally known.
Again, in the experiments of one of your opponents, the steam and water connections
of the Bundy Radiator were in the same end of the base. It is practically known that a
very great difference may be secured in the performance of different Radiators by the way
they are graded. In a strictly comparative test the water of condensation should trickle
along the bottom of the base from the receiving end to the return end without chance of
accumulation. With both connections in the same end of the base, or a base improperly
graded, the water may be backed up and discharged intermittently, thereby not only inter-
fering with the regular measurement but preventing the full efficiency of the surface by
having a portion of the base covered with water for the whole or a portion of the time, even
though the action may not be sufficient to cause interference in the circulation in the
tubes.
In the tests made by your o^jponents, a loi^g, thin Radiator of their own, manufacture,
teas Xiluced along side and relatively near a short, thick Bundy R/uliator. It is evident, there-
fore, that one Radiator partially " masked " the other in the same way that one tube
"masks" another, as above explained, on which basLs their long Radiator reduced the
efficiency of the whole of one side of your short one, while yours on the other hand could
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only reduce the efficiency of a part of the length of theirs. By simply reversing the condi-
tions and comparing a Radiator of your manufacture with a return bend Eadiator made by
yom' opponents, commercially rated and of almost identically the same actual surface, the
experiments showed coucJasivelij a superiorifijoftlieBundjiItddidtorof 19.17 percent, when
the surfaces were left m the conchtion they were furnished by the manufacturer, even
when the masking of one by the other was prevented by separating the competing Radia-
tors a considerable distance and placing a screen between them. This superiority was re-
duced 5.7 per cent, when the stu'faces were thoroughly covered with thick paint, but with
this allowance the Bundy Radiator was still very greatly superior.
It iciU be observed, cdso, that the Bundy form of Radicdor teoukl suffer less in the natural
process of selection than any form cf Radicdor made up of vert iced o)ie inch tubes. Radiators,
particularly in small rooms, are necessarily selected to approximately fit a partic-
ular place, and therefore those of substantially the same length and height would be used
independent of type, and since each of your tubes contains three square feet of surface, and
each inch pipe only one square foot, it is evident that in such process of selection, even by
parties who did not know the advantage of so doing, your one-row Radiator would be select-
ed, where two or three rows of inch pipe would be required, and your two-row where from
four to six rows of inch pipe would be needed to keep within the same length, so that on the
average a superior form of your Radiator would be used more often than when the Radiator
was made up of small tubes.
There were upwards of two hundred tests made for your information on the general
subject b}' the writer, with the assistance of Mr. H. W. York. The results will be found of
great value in suggesting still further improvements in your akeady excellent designs and
proportions, but involved such a mass of detail that it would be difficult to properly edit and
pubhsh them in such form as to be useful to the trade. It will, however, be seen that inde-
pendent of the efficiency of the radiating stirface above explained, th i Bundy Radiator is
superior to the others tested in freedom of circulation, and in the relative amount of direct
or effective heating surface, compared with that wliich is masked or ineffective.
In connection with the experiments, I have carefully measured the radiating surface of
two five-loop Bundy Radiators, with the foUowing results :
Total radiating surf ace with " Standard " loop.s, - - 15.11 square feet.
Total radiating surf ace with " Enlarged " loops, - - - 17.99 square feet.
[signed] CHARLES E. EMERY.
SUMMARY OF CHARLES E. EMERY'S REPORT.
NOTE : — For the benefit of those who feel that they cannot spare the time to read the above report, although we believe
it will pay any one to do so, we sum up the entire matter briefly in the following :
CHAS. E. EMERY, M. E., after making 200 competitive tests, using the Bundy with every other type of Radiator manu-
factured,/i/u/s an average siiperiofity for the Bundy of 19.17 per cent.
Also, that the tests made by our competitors who have used a favorite form of their Radiator and a less favorable form of
Bundy, have no significance whatever, unless it be a flattering admission of the Bundy's superiority signified by their xmder-
handed attempt to mislead the public.
Also, that after meas\iring carefxilly the surface of the Bundy Radiators, he reports that they are actually in excess of
what we claim for them, in one case .11 square feet, and another .49 square feet.
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TRADE BUNDY"-"^-
^•^•¥'
OFFICE, NEW PENSION BUILDINQ,
1316 N. St., N. W.
GEN. M. C. MEIGS, U. S. A.
A. A. GRIFFING IRON CO., "Washington, D. C, April 2nd, 1886.
Jersey City, N. J.
Gentlemen :— I have duly received a copy of the Illustrated Catalogue of the Bundy Steam
Radiator made by your company.
I kiioir of no better steam heater. I first made its acquaintance on a large scale in the
erection of the National Museum in this city, where it is used to heat a building of 328
feet square, containing about 3,000,000 cubic feet of space. I was so well satisfied with its
work in that building that I specified it in contracting for the heating of the New Pension
Building, also in Washington.
I have heated this building containing 0,770,200 euMc feet of air sjiace, exclusive of cel-
lars, in a building of 3 stories covering a ground plan of 400x200 feet and 150 feet to the
ridge of its central roof, since the first of March, 1885. The ratios are for the north rooms
1 sq. foot of Radiator surface to 111 cubic feet of air space. In the south rooms, 1 to 135;
in the east and w^est rooms, 1 to 123, and for the great hall which these rooms surround and
enclose to the height of 80 feet, and w^hich itself eontaiJis orer 4,000,000 cubic feet of apace
only, 1 sq. foot of radiating surface to 777 cubic feet of air space. The building is daily oc-
cupied by about 1,600 persons engaged in sedentary employment, and though the thermome-
ter out of doors during the past winter has been frequently much below^ zero, no one has com-
plained ofbeintf itisafficientlij irarmed, either in room or hall. A better test of the value and
eflBciency of a Radiator can scarcely be looked for.
Yours respectfully,
M. C. MEIGS,
Quartermaster General (retired).
Brevet Major General, U. S. A., and
Architect New Pension Building.
CEN. M. C. MEIGS' EXPERIENCE WITH THE BUNDY RADIATOR.
NOTE:^r/te above letter shoifs rcsit/fs irilh the lUiinly litididtur le/iii/i li<ire never been even approtiched
by nny other. In a word it means that the immense New Pension Building at Washington, which has a maximum
of glass surface, is satisfactorily warmed by the Bundy Kadiator on the following adjustments :
In the North Rooms, 1 square feet Heating Surface to 111 cubic feet Air Space.
" " South Rooms, 1 " " " " " 135 " " " '<
" " East and West Rooms, 1 " " " " " 123 " " " "
" " Great Hall, 1 " " " " " 777 " " " "
BEING AN AVERAGE ADJUSTMENT FOR THE ENTIRE BUILDING OF
I SQUARE FOOT BUNDY HEATING SURFACE TO 275 CUBIC FEET AIR SPACE,
which is undisputable proof that the Bundy Radiator is the most powerful heater on the market, and that less of
its surface can be used and precisely the same results obtained, or with the same amount of surface the apparatus will
always work easier, be more economical, consume less fuel and require less attention.
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LlBRARy
OK IJSMTEWT OFFICE
,j| I^EFEI^ENCES ^np ^DVEI^TISEMEnTS. pj.^
^^hKE following pages we have devoted to references, testimonial letters and
advertisements :
The references comprise a list of about twenty-five thousand names of
parties who are using the Bundy Radiator. We could not get the names
of them all, l)ut have enough to show the world wide Rdoi)tion of the goods,
and if you will take the time to write a few of the parties, they will say whether they
have given satisfaction or not.
The testimonial letters have been selected from among thousands of others which
we have on our files. Every incoming mail brings more of them. "With over thirty
million feet of surface now in use, all of which is giving the best of satisfaction, it is
not surprising that they keep coming in. Use the goods yourself and you will want to
add yours to them.
A word regarding our advertisements may not be out of place. They have been
selected with great care, and the concerns they represent are niaking goods that can be
depended on, and we ask our friends and patrons to favor these parties with their
orders when it is a possible thing.
Thanking you heartily for past favors and soliciting a continuance of your esteemed
patronage, we remain,
Jersey City, N. J.
Co7 / 3^
Very respectfully yours,
A. A. GRIFFING IRON CO.
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THE BOYNTON HOT WATER HOUSE WARMING HEATER
For Private Residences, Schools, Churches, Public Institutions, Greenhouses, Etc.
PATENTED AUGUST 6th. 1889.
FOR HARD OR SOFT COAL, WOOD OR
NATURAL GAS.
t'wteXjTT-e sizes
NO BRICK WORK REQUIRED.
No. of
Height of
Size of
Square
Feet of Fire
Square feet Cubic Feet
of Direct 1 of Space
Radiation Heater will
Heater will heat Direct
carry 1 Radiation.
Diameter
of
Heater
Heater.
Grate.
Surface in
Heater.
Smoke
Stack.
No. o
52 inches.
i75^i'5
29
250
7.500
8 inches.
** 1
52 "
.75^x20
38
400
12,000
8 "
" Si52 " i7!^t25
47
600
18,000
8 "
3I52 " , 1- 'iX}0
^6
800
24,000
8 "
- 416, '• JIX20
65
950
28,500
9 '■
S
63 •• 2.X25
1,500 4S.OOO
9
6
63 21X30
95
1.75° .".500
9 '
7
63 " 21X35
9
8
63 •' 21x40
125
2.500 75.000
10
" 9
63 •' 21x45
140
2,750 82,500
10
63 " ,21x50
•55
3.000 90,000
10
" 11I63 ■• 21x55
170
3,300 100,000
10
Flow and return outlets are tapped for two-inch pipe and
three-inch to order.
Deduct 25 per cent, from radiation, to allow for flow and
rrturn pipes.
For indirect radiation add fifty per cent, to Radiation and
1-; liler Power.
A covering of asbestos mortar on the sides and top of
hciitcr will insure greater economy in fuel.
For anthracite coal use Lehigh small egg size.
Send for Illnstrsteil Pamplilet anil Prices,
(Sectional view of Size
ESTABLISHED 1849.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
INCORPORATED 1884.
The BOYNTON Furnace Co.,
207 and 209 WATER STREET,
47 and 49 DEARBORN STREET,
NEW YORK.
CHICAGO.
Th(;.se Heater.s have been pronounced by scientiflc
experts to be the mo.st effective, economical and of
the best mechanical construction of any on the
market.
These Heaters are opei-ating in a most successful
manner in many Residences, Schools, Apartment
Houses and Greenhouses.
:'?r Oh account of the dis.solution of the old firm in
1882, which was established in 1849, Boynton's Cele-
brated Furnaces.Hot Water Heaters, Ranges and Balti-
more Heaters, with latest imprDxeiiieiits are now
manufactured exclusively by
THE BOYNTON FURNACE COMPANY.
Size No. 4.
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J'-^T^X; , JERSEY CITY.N.J. ~yj^^«
Reperences.
ALABAMA.
ANNISTON.
All Angel's Church.
Anniston City Land Co.
Anniston Inn Co.
Boys' High School.
McConnell & Co.
Noble, E., residence.
Noble Institute.
Parker Memorial Church.
St. Michael's Church.
Union Depot.
Woodstock Iron Co.
BIBMINGHAIVI.
Milner & Kettig, store.
Morris Bank.
Morris Building.
Morris, Josiah & Co., office building.
Pioneer Mining & Manufacturing Co.
Tenn. Coal, Iron R. R. Co.
DECATUR.
The Tavern.
FLORENCE.
Haraldson & Murray.
FORT I'AYNE.
Flynn, F. M.
HUNTSVILLE.
Huntsville Hotel, The.
Schrimshaw, Jas. R.
MOBILE.
United States Custom House.
United States Post Office.
MONTGOMERT.
Forbes, Liddell & Co.
Friedman Vinegar Works.
SHEFFIELD.
First National Bank.
TALLADEGA.
Alabama Institute for the Blind.
Johnson, J. H., Principal.
Stewart , E. O.
ARKANSAS.
FORT SMITH.
Boraford, Plumbing Co.
Cooke, C. M., residence.
Hall, Chas., residence.
Johnson, W. J., residence.
Park, J. S., Cashier ist National Bank.
Rogers, D. F., residence.
Wheeler, Stephen, residence.
HOT SPRINGS.
Hot Springs Plumbing & Machine Co.
LITTLE KOCK.
Arkansas Pump & Pipe Co.
Peay, N. & Co.
Penzel, Chas. F., residence.
Roots, Col. L. H., residence.
Thompson, C. H.
Wells & Dungan.
VAN BURAN.
Bomford Plumbing Co.
CALIFORNIA.
BERKLEY.
Sutton, A. M.
EAST OAKLAND.
Mills College.
EDENTALE.
Hayes, E. A.
Hayes, J. O.
GRASS VALLEY.
Redder, J. E.
HUMBOLT CO.
Court House, Eureka.
LOS ANGELES.
Scott, J. W.
LOS GATOS.
Noviciate College.
MISSION.
Mclvers, C,
NAPA.
Goodman, H. P., Masonic Temple.
Holden, S. E.
Menassa, E.
Norton, J.
Odd Fellows' Hall.
Wylie, Rev. H.
OAKLAND.
Adult Blind Asylun-
Bailey, A. H
Brown, A.
Burdick, Dr
Gray, G. H.
Handy, E.
Hawley, G. T.
Kelley, Geo. B.
McElrath, J. E.
Tabiola Hospital.
Varney, Thos.
SAN DIEGO.
Consolidated National Bank.
New San Diego Court House.
SAN FRANCISCO.
jEma Fire Insurance Co., office building
Bank of California.
Brooklyn Cooperage Co.
Chambers, R. C.
Cloulier, Frank.
Day, Thos. & Co.
Elsen Vinegar Co.
Hanson & Co.
Harvey, C. D.
Higgins, B
Hoag, W.
Home Savings Bank.
Howard, W H.
Langley & Michaels.
Lick House.
Lick Paper Co.
Lincoln, J.
Montague, W. W. & Co.
Pacific Pine Lumber Co.
Rosenfeldt, J.
Sloane, W. & J. Co.
St. Luke Hospital.
Whittier, Fuller & Co.
SAN OABRIEI.
Hotel San Gabriel.
SAN JOSE.
Sanitarium, Sisters of Mercy.
SAN LORENZO.
Lewellyn, E. fruit grower.
SAN RAFAEL.
Hotel San Rafael.
SANTA MONICA.
Scott, J. W.
STOCKTON.
Stockton Insane Asylum.
WOODLAND.
Stephens, I. D.
GANADA.S-^
HAMILTON.
Asylum for the Insane.
City Halls.
Clark, Adam.
Fairley & Stewart.
Gibson, J., M. P. P., residence.
Gurney, E. & C. Co.
Hendrie, W., residence.
Mallock, F. S., residence.
McPherson, James, residence.
Middleton, J. T., residence.
Mills, W., residence.
Morgan, Chas., offices.
Orphans' Home.
Post Office.
Squibb, Frank.
Stevenson & Poulter.
Van Allen, E,, residence.
Walsh, W.
Y. M. C. A. Building.
MONTREAL.
Ambrose, J. D. L.
Angelican Rectory.
Bank of Montreal.
Burland, G. B.
Caines, F.
Caislock, Geo.
Cairns, W.
Cheese, W. E.
Clarke, W. J.
Costigan, W. T.
Date, John.
Davis, G.
Desbarats, G. E.
Drummond, Hon. G. A.
Evans, W E.
Fish, E. J.
Fresch, T.
Grand Trunk R. R. Station.
Gross, W.
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E. A. WILLIAMS & SON,
105, 107, 109 and 111 PLYMOUTH STREET,
JERSEY CITY, N. J.
BRASS FOUNDERS,
-.A.3SriD-
TVYSTAL DeALSRS.
WlLLIAMS * ilON * iRA]MD * f HOSPF[OR * IrONZC,
In Ingot and Castings.
Adopted and endorsed by Perrsylvaria E. E. erd Pullman Cc.'s and other leading ccmpanies
and manufacturers.
WttlvIAMS JLLUMIHUM BRONZE.
Tensile Strength between 70,000 and 80,000 lbs. per square Inch.
Its high qualities render its use part icukirhj advisahle for Ship Propellers, Pisto7is, Cylinders,
Cog Wheels, H)jdrai(lir mid other Machinery, wliere great strength, resistance
to (irar and o.vidiz(dion are reqidsite.
WEKKQ AL-Wmm\JM won IROH F0:UNfDE:E.B" WBM
Results. — Jlakes Iron melt faster, rmt fluid, less shrinliage, ivill soften hard iron. Where
it is utilized the Founder has castings free from hard sjjots and blow holes, can use more scrap
and lotver grade iron tvifJi less percentage of had castings, and increases tensile strength ..'0 to
25 per cent.
INGOT METALS FOR BRASS FOUNDERS.
We carry large stoch of Ingot Pliosphor Bronze, Manganese Bronze, Aluminum
Bronze, Gun Meted, Brass, Composition, Carhon Bronze, also Castings of ahore metals,
Special Castings for Electrical Work in Tin, Cojjper, Lead, Ahiminmn, Zinc.
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AAGRIFFING IRONCO
References.
Gurney, E. & C. Co.
Hardisty, J.
Hiam, T.
Hickey, J.
Hughes, W.
Imperial Fire Insurance Co.
Kenwood, R.
Lockerty. A.
Masson Estate.
Millen, H.
Kelson, T. E.
New York L'fe Go's Building.
Paterson, J. .A.
Penarte Printing Co.
Richelieu Hotel.
Robertson, W.
Seath, R.
Strachin, J.
Strachin, W.
Standard Life Insurance Building.
St. James Methodist Church.
St. John's School.
Temple Buildings.
Thorn, W.
Underlock, W. C.
Walbriet, W. M.
Weassup, Lieut. Col.
Wilkins, Dr.
SOrTH BBXD.
Oliver Opera House.
TOROTO.
Aikens, Hon. J. C, residence.
Bailey, J. R. , residence.
Bank of Montreal.
Barnhardt, Mrs., residence.
Batton, \V. S., residence.
Bertram, J. and A., store.
Best, T., block of offices.
Boeckh, Chas.. residence.
Bolte, A., residence.
Boone, William.
Boustead, Aid. J. B., residence.
Broadway Methodist Tabernacle.
Burns, Dr., residence.
Burroughs, W. J.
Campbell, Donald, residence.
Canadian Rubber Co., offices.
Carrick, W. H.
Carlaw, Major, residence.
Carroll, Mrs., residence.
Clafne, Schlect & Field.
Clark, J., residence.
Clatworthy, G., residence.
Cuthie, C.
Copp, J. C. , residence.
Collins, Mrs., hotel.
Cornell. W. E., block of offices.
Cox, A., residence.
Crane, S., residence.
Dickson, J., residence.
Dimmick, C. R. S.
Dominion Bank Building.
Faulkner, G. , residence.
Firstbrooke & Co., offices.
Fisken, John, block of offices.
Foy, J. J., residence.
Gooch, R. N., block of offices.
Graham, Miss, residence.
Greey, Mrs. \V. G., residence.
Gurney, E. & C. Co.
Hardy, G., block of offices.
Hatton, J. S., residence.
Haug, N. E., residence.
Hay, R., residence.
Holgate, Frank, residence.
Holland, Chas., residence.
Hospital of St. John, the Divine.
Howland, Sir W. P., C. B. K. C. M.
residence.
Hurst, J. C, residence.
Jackes, B., residence.
Kerr, John, residence.
Leys, John, M. P. P., residence.
Lord, R. F., residence.
Lunness, J., residence.
Manning's Arcade.
Mark, A. J., residence.
McFarlane, McKinley & Co., offices.
McGuire, \V. J. & Co.
McKay, Donald, residence.
McLean, A., residence.
Merritt, W. M., residence.
Miller, G. M., block of offices.
Millichamp, R., residence.
Morphy, Mrs., residence.
Morse, W., residence.
Murphy, Mrs., residence.
Myles, R., residence.
Normal School.
O'Neil, J., block of offices.
Ontario Lead and Barb Wire Co., offices.
Piper. Hiram, residence.
Potts, Rev. Dr., residence.
Powers, J., hotel.
Proudfoot, Hon. W., residence.
Richardson, S., hotel.
Rogers, Elias, residence.
Rolph, J. T., residence.
Royal Oil Co., offic<:s.
Scott, J., residence.
Sellars, Chas.
Smith, Austin, residence.
Smith, J. B., residence.
Snider, E., residence.
St. Paul's R. C. Church.
St. Mary's R. C. Church.
Strathy, H. H., block of offices.
Taylor, H. A., residence.
Thompson, J. L., residence.
Thomps n, W. S., residence.
Tomlin, B. , residence.
Toronto General Trust Co.
Walker House Annex.
Warren, W. A., residence.
Webb, Mr., residence.
West, R., residence.
Williams, R. S., offices.
Williams, S., residence.
Wilson, Sir Adam, residence.
Wilson, J., residence.
Wilson, W., residence.
Wilson, W. D., residence.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
BATHUKST.
Dominion Government Building.
MANITOBA.
TVINNIPEG.
Gurney, E. and C. A: Co.
FREDKICTOX.
Blair, Attorney-General, A. G.
Edgecombe, F. B,
Queen Hotel.
I-EWISTILLE.
Lockhart, M.
MONCTON.
Connors, T. C.
Elliott, Wm.
NE^VCA.STLE.
Hickson, Wm.
ST. JOHNS,
Barker, Dr. F. C, residence.
Blake, G. E.
Dunn, E. G.
Ferguson, R. E., residence.
Gear & Co.
Lawrence, Bela.
Robertson, J. E.
Royal Hotel.
Victoria Hotel.
Wisdom &; Fish.
ST. STEPHENS.
Dominion Government Building.
Eaton, G. B.
McKenna, P.
NOVA SCOTIA.
AMHEKST.
Bank of Nova Scotia.
ADTICOnSH.
Kirk, D. G.
HALIFAX.
Church of England Institute.
Halifa.N; Hotel.
Queen Hotel.
Victoria General Hospital.
lUNENBERG.
Davison, F.
NEW GL.A.SGOW.
St. James Church.
Sutherland, H.
Thompson, A. C.
United Presbvterian Church.
129
r FBRGUSON • BOIL-ER -r
FOR STEAM OR HOT WATER HEATING.
Made in Six Sizes; Heating from 13,000 Cubic Feet to 100,000[ Cubic Feet.
Tils Boiler has a Positive aiil Bapll Clrtolali if i Water Tliroiloot all Its Parts.
STATE CAPITOL, Albany, Feb. 5, 1888.
To THE Ferguson Boii.eu Company,
Gentlemen :
I have examined your boiler in its construc-
tion and operation, and am of the opinion that
you have a first-class boiler for steam or tint water
heating, and one that will be very highly apprc-
ciiited when given trial. In its construction it
is strong and durable, easy to clean and repair,
automatic in its operation, occupying very little
space in its position, and a very extrnor-
dinary steamiit(f cajtocity, which I can
only account for in the circulating pipes running
from top to bottom of boiler on outside of shfll,
thereby producing a constant and rapid circulation
and mixture of water of different temperatures in
boiler, and a constant change of water in contact
with heating surface ; a condition well known to
steam users as necessary for quick and economical
production of steam ; also in the additional heat-
ing surface in circulating tubes, and position of
same in the escaping gases to chimney, which would
be lost in other types of boilers.
Yours truly,
WILLIAM .L NORWOOD,
Chief Engineer.
/H^R would call the attention of the public to our new boiler, (patented February 1, 1887,) and to its-principal point,
^S^ the outside circulating pipes which are located on the outside of the shell, and inside the return flue. By means
of these pipes the water in the boiler i.s kept constantly in rapid and positive circulation over the heated portions, thereby
the more rapidly absorbing the heat ; generating the steam more rapidly and steadily with a great saving in fuel
and attention.
They are built of the best steel, in the best manner, having coal-magazine entirely surrounded by water, which
keeps the coal at a low temperature. Milling and anti-clinker grates, automatic dampers for regulating pressure of
steam and controlling draughts ; also all appliances necessary to the best working of the boilers.
By filling the coal-magazine, shaking the grate, taking up the ashes once a day, there is little else to do.
We claim that our boiler requires less attention than the ordinary parlor stove, and will use loss fuel to heat the
same amount of space, saving all the annoyances of dust, ashes and gas.
SEND F"OR CATALOGUE.
FERGUSON BOILER COMPANY,
No. 1 Church Street, cor. Broadway,
-5^XjB^»^3sr"5r, 3sr. ir.
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I^EPERENCES.
SEDNET.
Hill, T. C.
TBUBO.
Chambers Woodworking Co.
Cummings & Son.
Hanson, \Vm.
•EAKMODTH.
Boston & Marine Ins. Building.
Dominion Government Buildings.
ONTARIO.
BELLETIIXE.
Chown, W. W.
Corby H., M. P., residence.
BROCKVIIXE.
Alexander Jas., residence.
Buell, Chas., residence.
Court House.
Fitzimmion, Wm.
McCram, John, residence.
McLean, Geo., residence.
CARGII.I..
Cargill, H., M. P.
CHATHAM.
St. Joseph R. C. Church.
Watt, Jas. & Son.
CORNWAI,!..
Cornwall Court House.
DESEROXTO.
The Rathburn Co.
ELIZABETHTOWN.
The County Court House.
ESSEX CENTRE.
Dewar. Dr.
GOODERICH.
Jas. Saunders & Son.
GUELPH.
Church of Our Lady Immaculate.
IBOQUIS.
Ball, W. D.
Beech, M. F.
KINCARDrSE.
Baird, R.. residence.
KINGSTON.
Jamieson, J.
McKelvey & Birch.
St. Mary's R. C. Cathedral.
LONDON.
.\sylum for Insane.
Smith Bros,
MIMICO.
Asylum Cottages.
ORrLUA.
Slavin, Dr., residence.
OTTOWA.
Experimental Farm.
McKinley & N'orlhwood.
Perlhomine, Rev. Father.
Topley, H. D.
PEMBROKE.
Chapman, C.
PERTH.
Hicks Hotel.
Kellock, J. F.
Meighen, W.
PRESCOTT.
Ross, R. W.
S3IITHS FALLS.
Frost, F.
WINONA.
Carpenter, T. H. P., residence.
■WOODSTOCK.
Patterson Bros., oiBces.
PRINCE EDWARD'S
ISLAND.
CHARLOTTETOWN.
Bank of N'ova Scotia, (branch).
Government Buildings.
Hotel Davies.
Pato->, Jas.
Sullivan, Judge, (Chief Justice of P. E. I.)
SUMMERSIDE.
Brennan, W. C.
Clarke, T.
QUEBEC.
CORNWALL.
Rossmore House.
HUNTINGTON.
Marshall, R. C.
OUEBEC.
Florence Hotel.
ST. HYACINTH.
Raymond & Frete.
ST. JOHNS.
Danderand, H. C.
CHILI.
SAN DIEGO.
San Diego College.
COLORADO.
ASPEN.
Brown's Block.
CANON CITT.
Penitentiary Building.
COLORADO.
Colorado Springs School.
Cutler's Hotel.
Exchange National Bank.
Garfield School.
Hall, H. H., residence.
Lincoln School.
Merrill, W. H. D.
Pease & Barber.
Robinson, F. E., residence.
Spalding Hotel.
St. Francis Hospital.
DENVER.
Albany Hotel.
Arcade Saloon.
Badgely & Watkins.
Barclay Block.
Beggs & Tracy.
Bortch, Charles.
Butterfield Block.
Chain & Hardy.
Cheever Block.
Clayton Block.
County Jail.
Cresswell, Joseph.
Cutshaw, L.
Daniels & Fisher, store.
Davis, Cresswell & Co.
Denver High School.
Denver National Bank.
Eddy, Edward, residence.
Essex Building.
First National Bank.
Fishel Bros. & Wise.
Good Block.
Granite Building.
Hallack & Howard Block.
Hughes, A. S., residence.
Kountz, C. B.
McCarthy & Inness.
Masonic Temple.
Moffett, D. H.
National Tube Works.
Paradise, F. H.
Parsonage Central Presbyterian Church.
Reilley, C. J.
Richelieu Hotel.
Rogers, J.
Sisters' Hospital.
Smith, C. H.
Smith's Restaurant.
Spangler, M., residence.
The Markham.
Union Pacific Hospital.
GLENWOOD SPRINGS.
Glenwood Springs Hotel.
HOLTOKE.
Porter, H. J.
MANITOU.
Iron Springs Hotel.
OURAY.
Beaumont Hotel.
PALMER LAKE.
A. T. & S. F. Ry. Co. Depot.
SALIDA.
Denver & Rio Grande R. R. offices.
SALINA.
D. R. S., offices.
CONNECTICUT.
ANSONIA.
Ansonia Brass & Copper Co.
Ansonia Hall.
d3i
/\A.GRIFFING^IRONCO
ROOT'S
NEW WATER-TUBE STEAM BOILER.
Absolute SAFETY with highest possible economy.
Unrivalled for Steann Heating Plants.
SPIRAL RIVETED PIPE FORI EXHAUST STEAM HEATING,
PUMP SUCTIONS AND DISCHARGES, Etc., Etc.
Abendroth & Root Mfg. Co.,
28 CLIFF STREET, NEW VORK.
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IXEFERENCES.
Anson C, residence.
IJanholmevv, Dana, residence.
BiUam, H. S., residence.
Clemins, F. & M. Co.
Farrell Foundry & Machine Co.
Finn House.
Gilpin, Joseph, residence.
Hobday, J., residence.
Hitchcock, Dr. M. C.
Jackson, John, residence.
Jackson, Martin, residence.
Moore, Chas., residence.
Sceneller, Geo. W. O., residence.
Slade, William, residence.
Somers, David, residence.
Terry, T. P. & Son.
Tooles, H. B., residence.
The Electrical Supply Co.
Wooster, C. B.
BIRMINGHAM.
Ailing, A. H., residence.
Arnold, Geo. A., residence.
Atwater, Chas. E , residence.
Atvvater, W. C , residence.
Baldwin, N. D., residence.
Bassett House, hotel.
Bassett, T. S.
Bassett, R. M.
Birmingham Iron Foundry.
Birmingham Public School.
Brinsmade, D. S.
City Hall.
Clark, D. N.
Coss, A. J.
DeForest, T. B., residence.
DeForrest, H. S., residence.
Derby Gas Co., office.
Derby Savings Bank.
Derby Silver Co., office.
Downes, William E., residence.
Downes, C. N., residence.
Downes, S. A., residence.
Fennelly, Martin, residence.
Flaherty, M., residence.
Flanket, M. F., residence.
Hallock, F., residence.
Kennedy, Rev. P. M., residence.
Kelley, D. H., store.
Krauss, L. & Co.
Lewis, E. Jr.
Loomer, L. L , residence.
McEmemey, Mrs. P.
Maltby, E. C. & Son.
Miller, Wm. E., store.
Miller, W. J., residence.
Peck, E. W. & Co.
Perry, F. G., residence.
Plumb, D. W., residence.
Radcliffe, Thos. , residence.
Roberts, H. J., residence.
Shellon, E. N., residence.
Shelton & Co., shop.
Skelton Public School.
Smith, A. R., reside ce.
Smith, E. S., residence.
Sterling, C. A., residence.
Sterling Organ Co.
St. Mary's Church and Parsonage
Tomlinson, Joseph, residence.
Torrance, David, residence.
Turney, G. H., residence.
Waite, Frank, residence.
Williams, W. H., residence
Wilkinson, Williams.
Wooster, Wm. B.
Wise, James N., residence.
BKIDGEPOUT.
Armstrong, F. M'f'g Co.
Atwater, Henry.
Association Charters.
Barnura's Building.
Barnum's Gymnasium.
Barnum, P. T.
Beebe, Dr. W. B., residence.
Bill, Dr. Curtis H.
I^ridgeport Steam Boat Co.
Bridgeport Steam Heating Co.
Christ Church (Episcopal).
Copeland Bros.
First National Bank.
Fitch's Soldiers Home.
Golden Hill Seminary.
Goodsell, Zalmon.
Hillside Seminary.
High School Building.
Hopkins, Alfred, residence.
Howland & Drouve.
Longstaff, & Hurd, Archts, office.
Lyon & Gunnan.
Marsh, Clark.
Nash, Mrs. Isabella.
Nawves Opera House.
New Fire Department Building.
Park City Clothing Store.
People's Savings Bank.
Perry, W. H., Treasurer W. & W. S. Mach. Co.
Plant Hardware Co.
Post Office Building.
Prospect Street School.
Read, The D. M. Co.
Revilinor, S., President Wilmot & Hobbs
M'f'g Co., residence,
Rogers & Morford.
Rothwell, Chas. R., Agent for P. T. Barnum.
Silliman, Fred'k.
Springfield Emery Wheel Co.
St. John's Church.
Stackpole & Lahan.
Strang, Dr. C. W.
Stevenson, G. F. & Co.
United States Express Co.
Van Keureii, Louis.
Vanstone & Westlake.
Waldo, Geo. C.
Wheeler Building.
Wheeler, N.
Wheeler & Wilson,
Wilson, Dr. L. M.
Wren, P. W.
ItKISTOL.
Bristol Brass & Clock Co.
Coleman, P. J.
Hubbard, E. G.
Judson, Mrs. Julia.
Morse, H. T.
Skelly, J. W. & Son.
DANBUKY.
Baldwin, E. M., residence
Beckerle, Wm., residence.
Crofut, Henry, residence.
Daisie, J. L.
Hopkins, Le Grand, residence.
Hopkins, L. L., residence.
Hull & Rogers.
Ives, J. M., The Co.
Jones, Timothy.
Lasola, F. F., residence.
Morris, E. S. & Co.
New City Hall.
New Street Public School.
Purdy, Horace & Son, office,
Ryder, Dr. Wm. H., residence.
Thomlinson, W.
Town Club House.
Tread well, L P. Block.
Tweedy, Edmund, residence.
Wildman, A. N., residence.
United Bank Building.
DANIELSONVILLE.
Danielsonville Cotton Co.
Jacobs, W. O. & Co.
Loren, Bates, residence.
Quinebang Co.
Tillinghast, Westcott, residence
DATVILLE.
Hopkins, T. E.
EAST HAVEN.
Chamberlain. A. L., residence.
Malory. Lester P., residence.
Malory, James, residence.
Smith, Henry, residence.
ESSEX.
Coleman, Geo. A.
FAIR HAVEN.
Bishop, F. F., residence.
Chamberlain, C. A., residence.
Quinpear Brewing Co.
Smith, Henry, residence.
Sister Mullory, residence.
FAU.S VI LINAGE.
Brinton, J. P.
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The economy
VENTlLiATlNG HcArCRS.
HOT WATER OR STEAM
■^ COMBINED WITH :^
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ADDRESS :
J. F. PEASE CO.
Main Office, Foundry and Works:
^^S' SYRACUSE, N. Y.
.' ,. NEW YORK,
BOSTON,
^ \ S 'i 'i h^'^'T , ' 1^— r-^-- r-^T-^ CHICAGO .TORONTO,
THE ECONOMY HOT WATER COMBINATION. HARRISBURG.
134
REPERENeES.
Brown, A. L. & Son.
Moore, Rev. D.
nVK MII.K UIVER.
Smith, Dr. E. E.
GILUKKSLEEVE.
D^iy, John B., residence.
White, Charles, residence.
GREENWICH.
Allen & Marshall.
Barrett, .T. D.
Greenwich Loan, Trnst & Deposit Co.
Jones, Dr. L. P.
Mead, N. B.
Mead, S. M.
Odds & Whipple.
St. Mary's Church.
Sterling Foundry Co.
Union Gas & Oil Stove Co.
HARTFORn.
Beach, H. B. & Son.
Bosworth, N. A.
Cheney Building.
Cunningham, W. G,
Hartford Orphan Asylum.
Kno.x, Frank ].
Lawler, E.
Mahl & t'inney.
Miller Building.
Petken Bros. & Co.
Porter, Dr. Wm.
Piatt, H. S. & Co.
Schuyler Electric Light Co.
St. Patrick's Church.
Trinity College.
Walker, Albert H.
HIGGANUM.
Crittenden, C, residence.
Higganum Manufacturing Corporation.
LAKEVILLE.
Phelps, Chas.
LOCKHAVEN.
Martin, Samuel Z.
MANCHESTER.
Luther, Spencer.
Wadsvvorth, David, residence.
MANSFIELD DEPOT.
Reynolds, Edwin, residence.
R'r'ynolds, G. H., residence.
MERIDEN.
Cashen, Wm. B.
Davis, C. H. S.
Gates, C. E.
Home National Bank.
Kay & Taylor.
Lyman, W. W., residence.
Lyon & Billard Co., The, office.
Manning & Bowman.
Meriden High School.
Meriden Malleable Iron Co. office.
Merriam, A., residence.
Miller, E. & Co.
Morehouse, H. L., office and lumber mill.
Reiley, R. J.
Wheeler, F. .1.
Wilcox Silver Plate Co.
MIDDtETOWN.
Barley & Stothart.
MYSTIC BRIDGE.
Langworthy, Mrs. Sam'l., residence.
Mattison, R. R.
Newbury, Chas.
Newbury, T. H.
MYSTIC RIVER.
Smith, F. B.
NAUGATUCK.
Fagan, Rev. James.
Page, J. M. cSi Co.
Town Hall.
Tuttle, B. B.. residence.
NEW BRITAIN.
Bassett, S.
Beard, L. H. .V Co.
Beaton, A. J.
Cadwell, W.
Case, C. L
Comings, B. N., M. D.
Goodrich, F. M.
Kenlock, W. G,
Schmidt, F. W.
Stanley, Theodore A.
Tyler, G.
NEW HARTFORD.
Droune, John.
Gates, Henry W.
Greenwoods Co., The
Greenwoods School.
North End School.
Smith, Henry T.
Smith, R. R.
Smith & Spencer.
Spencer, George A.
St. Marys School and Convent.
Weaver, Mrs. W. W.
NEW HAVEN.
Anderson, J. C.
Atwater, E. B., residence.
Beecher, Lyman A., residence.
Beecher, William S , residence.
Bennett, Thomas G. , residence.
Bigelow Co., The.
Bishop, A. F.
Brown, R. H. & Co.
Burwell, M W., residence.
Candee, L. & Co.
Church of the Redeemer.
Convent of the Sisters of Mercy.
Durham, P. C.
Fenn, Wallace B., store.
Foskett & Bishop.
French, (as. R.
Herz, Henry, store.
Hyperion Opera House, The.
Kimberly, C. G.
Leonard, J. N. & Co.
Linsley, Robert A., residence.
Meegs & Co., store.
Mersick, C. S. & Co.
New Haven Steam Heating Co.
I'arsons, W. M.
Rowland, F. C. fi A. E., store.
Sargent & Co.
Second Regiment Armory. ,1
Skelton, B. G., store.
Smith, E. J.
Sperry & Barnes, store.
Steamer " Emily Mansfield."
Steamer " F. C. & E. A. Rowland.
Steamer "J. P. Thomas."
Strong, Hart & Barnes, store.
St. John's R, C. Church.
St. Patrick's Church.
St. Patrick's Pastoral Residence.
Warner Hall.
Wheeler, E. S. Co.
NEW LONDON.
Armory.
Hilliar, B. H.
Lewis, Leander.
Mersick, C, B. & Co.
Newman & Cronin.
Palmer, E. A.
Palmer, E. L.
Rodgers, George P.
Russell, P. W.
Whiton, D, E., residence.
Whiton, D. E. Machine Co. office.
NORW^ALK.
Fairfield Co. National Bank.
Gregory, Silas W.
Hyatt, Hon. James W.
Kinimey, J. D., residence.
Lockwood, E. K. tS: Co.
Lockwood, Miss Julia A.
Lockwood, Maurice DeF.
Thomas, W. H.
Warner, Hon. Levi.
Wheeler, Arthur C.
NORWICH.
Camps, F. T.
Court House.
Hislop, Porteus \' Mitchels.
Richmond Stove Co.
PLAINVILLE.
Beard, J. W.
Newton, William, residence.
Plain ville Manufacturing Co., office
Woodford, Mrs. Sarah, residence.
Wright, Dr. T. G., residence.
PI.ANTSVII,I,E.
Smith, H. D. & Co.
POMFRET.
Warner, Alexander.
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t;\A.GRlFFiHdlR0H(i|)
Ti3:E
BUTTON
HOUSE HEATING
BUNDY LOOP
BOILER
Patented AuKUst S, i«88.
OTHER PATENTS PENDINQ AND ALLOWED.
4^3™"
THESE CUTS BHDW
the construction of the
BUTTON BO\UH.
An outer water jacket or water
leg, a fire pot formed of Bundy
Loops and a magazine similarU
formed. All rombine to make
the water absorb all the heat p
from the fire.
The low temperature of the
smoke pipe proves this.
FOR STEAM
Sectional View— from Front to Rear.
OR HOT WATER.
NO BOILER WILL GIVE SATISFAC-
TION UNLESS CLEAN. NO BOILER
MADE CAN BE AS THOROUGHLY
CLEANED AS THIS. OR AS EASILY,
OR AS QUICKLY.
Boiler being tipped up preparatoiy
to cleaaiDg.
SEE PACE 154.
BUTTON BOILER CO.,
WATERFORD. N. Y.
Front View without Trimmings.
AN EXPERIENCE
About five years ago a well-known manu-
facturer selected a house-heating boiler of ap-
proved design and placed it in his house.
Result, as follows : First winter — entire sat-
isfaction. Second winter — tolerable satis-
faction. Third winter — no satisfaction.
Fourth winter — dissatisfaction. Fifth Winter
— a change decided upon. Now he sets a
boiler which is always accessible, always
easily cleaned. His trouble arose from two
causes — the impossibility of ihoroughly clean-
ing his old boiler, and the difficulty in repair-
ing it when necessary. In nine boilers out of
ten there are many places which you cannot
clean.
He now chooses a BUTTON BOILER. Each
year's accumulation of soot, dirt, etc., can be
perfectly removed from this in one-half day.
If you have one of the 50,000 inaccessible
boilers in use, change it. Get a BUTTON,
which is efficient, durable, economical ; has
40 square feet of fire surface, to i square foot
of grate. You can clean it as thoroughly as
you can a lamp chimney. It is vertical when
in use, horizontal when being cleaned.
Send for circulars.
Address BUTTON BOILER CO..
Waterford, N. Y.
Boiler tipped up, bottom off and grate out, in posi-
tion for cleaaiag.
436
Reperbnces.
POQUONOCK.
Wilbraham, A.
POKTLAND.
Day, John B.
Ellsworth, E. E.
Mack, O. W., residence.
Stewart, Capt. T., residence.
White, C. H.
PUTNAM.
Houghton, A.
Kent, B. M.
Leavens, A.
Le Clair, P. M.
Putnam Foundry and Machine Corporation.
Stoddard, Seth.
Whittemore, William.
Gaylor, E. F.
KIDGEFIELD.
KIVERSIDE.
Pierce, C. L.
ROCKVILLE.
Dowling, Thomas, block.
Furlong, Rev. J. J., residence.
Kuhuley, E. A.
Parker, A. B., residence.
Parker & Barbee.
SANDY HOOK.
Curtis, S.
SEYMOUR.
Buckley, Jas. E.
French, A.
French, Carlos.
Humphrey House, Jos. Riegel, proprietor.
Rugg, F. A.
Swan, Wm. B.
Sykes, O. D.
SHELTON.
Derby Rubber Co , office.
Nettleton, Chas. P.
SOUTH COVENTBT.
Tracy, E. A.
SOUTHINGTON.
Neal, S. D., residence.
Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co., The.
SOUTH MANCHESTER.
McCaw, James.
SOUTH NORWAI.K.
Congregational Church.
Donaldson, T. S.
Meeker, W. H. & Co.
Millard, R. G. , residence.
Miller, George E.
Morrison, T. H.
Raymond & Comstock.
South Norwalk School.
SOUTHPORT.
Hubbell, Rev. Geo. A., residence.
SOUTH WINDHAM.
Winchester, A. $., residence.
STAMFORD.
Begent & Lynch.
Blickensderfer, G. C, residence.
Brown, John M.
CoUender, H. W., residence and factory.
Clark & Hoyt.
Cook, Samuel.
Christry, Chas. R.
Day, Dr. Edward, residence.
Evans, Charles, residence.
Greenwood, Wm., brick building.
Havemeyer, H. O.
Havvley, S. J.
Hoyt, Harvey.
Hoyt, Jos. B.
Hurlburt, Dr. A. M.
Hurlbutt, Dr. L. R., residence.
King, H. M., residence.
Lum, B. D. & Son.
Lum, Geo. B., residence.
McHaig, H H., residence.
Reed, Stephen E., residence.
Smith, S. T., residence.
St. John's Church.
Stamford National Bank.
Stark & Wilson.
Vail, J. E., Jr.
Watson, A. H.
Wilson, James, residence.
STONINGTON.
Stwood, Eugene.
Weenes, D. L.
THOMPSONVILLE.
Cope, A.
Leete, Arthur R.
Mulligan, William.
TORRINGTON.
Morton, C. E.
UNIONVIiLE.
Broadbent. J. & Son.
WALLINGFORD.
McCormack, J. H.
WATERBURT.
Anderson, R. T.
City Hall.
Daly, M. J.
Smith & Griggs Mfg. Co., office.
St. Margaret's School.
St. Patrick's Church.
State Armory.
Thomaston, R. T. Andrews, residence
store.
Waterbury Watch Co., office.
WESTVII.LE.
Beecher, E. B.
■WEST -WlttlNGTON.
Hoyle, James, residence.
WEST WINSTEAD.
Chase, D. B.
WHITE RITER JUNCTION.
Mott. H. L.
WILH.4M ANTIC.
Stearns, F. L
Vanderman, Wm.
Willson, F. M.
WINSOR.
Wilbraham, A.
Adams, H. O.
Alvord, J. H.
Clarke & Hart, store.
Herman, S. A.
Strong, David, residence.
Utton, G. W.
DAKOTA.
ABERDEEN.
Aberdeen, New Club House.
Brooks, F. W.
Curtis & Hungerford.
Pennant, Wm.
Jumper, S. H.
AMENIA.
Chaffee, E. W.
Chaffee, H. F., residence.
ARTItLA..
Brown, Rev. J. A.
CENTEKVII.I.B.
Rowley, F. M.
DEADWOOD.
Harding, L. G.
Syndicate Block.
FARGO.
Fargo Engine & Boiler Works.
GRAND FORKS.
Whithed, A. L.
LISBON.
McWilliams R. A, residence.
SIOUX FALLS.
Dow, W. L.
Metropolitan Block.
WATEBTOWN.
Heegaard & Co.
WESTPORT.
Eno, W. P.
TANKTON.
Burns, Robt. W., residence.
Madole, S. C, residence.
Pierce, J. T. M.
Potter. J. B.
Scongel, Geo. R.
Union Block.
Yankton Heating «& Plumbing Co.
DELAWARE.
DOVER.
Forbes, J. A.
Hotel Richardson.
Jones, E. L. & Co.
Lewis, Dr. Ed.
Liberman, Mrs. M.
Richardson, A. B,
137
|/\AQRIFFINGIRONC0
"Perfect" Hot Water Heater.
(Trade Mark.)
rniie Celebrated "-Perreel" Hot %Vater Heaters are the most powerful, economical and the
[ only positive circulating Heaters ever made. They present 2^ times more surface exposed to the
direct action of the lire than an}'^ other heater of eqtial diameter ; 85 per cent being fire surface and only
15 per cent flue surface. Flue surface is of little value in Hot Water Heaters. All the water pas.ses twice
around the tire and five times over it, absorbing heat all the way up. There is four inches of brick above
the grate wliicli allows the coal to baomj th'.)roughly igaited before coming in contact with the water
sections, the result is a bright, clean fire over the whole surface. Fitted with "PERFECT" triangular
grates. Absolutely water-tight and gas-tight. Universally successful. Heating whei'e others fail.
-w-
"PERFECT" HOT WATER HEATER.
(Trade Mark.)
KICHARDSON & BOYNXON CO.,
MANUFACTURERS,
84 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. 232 AND 234 WATER STREET, NEW YORK.
138
^^F-Xr^, JERSEY CITY.N.J. 'Xi*-^^-
References.
ivicnardson, Henry, residence,
Willis, Thos.
ELKTON.
Howard House.
nnDDI-ETOWN.
Bieigs, Sewell.
Mifflin, Wm. P., residence.
NEWARK.
D.laware Experimental Station.
Newarlc Vat Works.
Newark Water Works.
Wright, H. B. & Co., store.
Wright, S. J , residence.
NEW CASTLE.
New Castle Co. Jail.
NEW ■WILMINGTON.
Ladies' Dormitory.
.SEAFORD.
Ross, W. M.
SMYRNA.
Hudson, Alfred.
Hudson, J. P.
Mifflin, J. B.
Taylor, Gilbert, residence.
AVILWINGTON.
Beadenkopf, William, residence.
Bison, Jno. C.
Bringhurst, Edward, jr., residence.
Bush, W. D.
Canby, Wm.
Central National Bank.
Clark, Samuel B.
Cleland, Geo. D., store.
Delaware Hospital.
Driscol, T. J.
Eaton, I. N.
Fritz, Charles E., residence.
Gause, H. V., residence.
Gause, H. W., residence.
Gawthrop, Bro. & Co.
German Hall, Association Building.
Gillispie & Co.
Goodley, Geo. W.
Grand Union Hotel.
Harlan & HoUingsworth Co.
Hartman & Fehrenbach Co.
Lea, Wm. & Sons Co., office.
Lobdell, G. G.
Lore, Hon. Charles B., residen
Miller & Co.
Miller & Jenkins.
New Castle Co. Court House.
New Castle Insane Asylum.
Penna. R. R. Depot.
Public School, No. i6.
Pusey & Jones Co , The.
Pyle, Frederic, residence.
Pyle, Willard S., residence.
Remington Machine Co.
Robelen, H. F., store.
Rogers Printing Office.
Rumford. Mrs. H. P.
Semple, James H., residence.
Simmons, S. G. & Bros., office.
Speakman, Allen, store.
Speakman Supply & Pipe Co.
Stewart, Charles.
Stoeckle, Harry J., residence.
Stocckle, Joseph, residence.
Stirling, John Q., residence.
Stone, G. W.
Traynor, James F.
Vulcanized Fibre Co.
Willey, S. L, residence.
Wilmington Mills Manufaclu.ring Co.
Wilmington Skating Rink.
Wilmington Trust and Safe Deposit Co.
DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
GEORGETOWN.
Dents, Edward L., Iron Works.
WASHINGTON.
Adams, Henry, residence.
Adams Building.
Agricultural Building.
Albaughs Grand Opera House.
Alderney Dairy Building.
Anne.\ to National Medical Museum.
Arlington Fire Insurance Bui'ding.
Art Gallery.
Atlantic Building.
Ball, C. G. & Son.
Ballentine, William, residence.
Baltimore & Potomac R. R. Co.
Bayley, W. B.
Bell, Prof. A. Graham, residence.
Belt Line R. R., offices.
Belvidere Hotel.
Bergner & Engel, office.
Bishop, Miss N., residence.
Blaine, Hon. James G., residence
Bover, John M.
Bowden & Buechler.
Boston Variety Store.
Boyd, Col. Robert, residence.
Bradbury, F. B.
Britton, A. T.
Brown, Col. W. L.
Browne, A. B.
Bryant, O. M., residence.
Bureau of Education.
Burns, George N., residence.
Bugher, A. H., residence.
Capsland, M., residence.
Calverly, Edward & Co.
Carlisle. Calderon, residence
Carry, Albert, residence.
Caverly, E. , residence.
Central National Bank.
Chappelle, N. L. & Co.
Church of the Covenant.
Chatham, Miss A.
Children's Hospital.
C. & P. Telephone Building.
Clark, General, residence.
Clements, John T., residence.
Columbia Institute.
Columbia Title Insurance Building.
Columbia Hospital,
Columbia Preparatory Department.
Columbia University.
Convent of Visitation.
Cochran Art Gallery Estate.
Corcoran Building.
Corcoran Fire Insurance Co.'s Building.
Cranch School Building,
Curtis School Building.
Davis' Sons, Jas. Y.
Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
De Alley, Jno. H., hotel.
Demonet & Sons, Mrs. I. M.
Dent, Edward L. & Co.
Department of Justice Building.
De Valin, Chas. E., residence.
Dennison Public School.
District Building, Commissioner's Office
Dominican Convent.
Dougherty, W. W.
Ebbitt House.
Edels Hall.
Edmonston, Chas. R., residence.
Emmert House.
Entwisle, Thos. B.
Equitable Insurance Building.
Evans, Dr. Warwick, residence.
Evans, John O. Building.
Evans, John O.
Ewald, H. C, store and residence.
Fairman, Chas. E., residence.
Fergerson, Cal., residence.
Feuman, Jno. S., residence.
Fitzgerald, N. W. & Co.
Forrest House, hotel and residence.
Foster, Gen. Jno. W., residence.
Franklin School Building.
Gale, Thos. M., residence.
Garfield Memorial Hospital.
Geddis.
Gheen, Benedict, residence.
Gheen, Fred'k., residence.
Gibson Bros.
Gibson, Thos, A.
Glover Building.
Goodfellow, Edward, residence.
Government Hospital for Insane.
Grant Public School.
Grimes, M., residence.
Groff, D. B.
Gunton Building.
Hagner, Dr. Chas. E. , residence.
Harris House.
Harris & Shafer.
Hay, Hon. John, residence.
139
FURMAN BOILERS
FOR HOT WATER OR STEAM HEATING,
Have a high reputation for Staunchness, Durability and Safety,
and are GREAT COAL SAVERS. They embody every im-
provement that study and capital can suggest and secure, and
are models of inventive and mechanical skill.
Every Architect and Steam Fitter not familiar with our Boilers
should send for a copy of our 150 page illustrated manual on
Modern Heating and Ventilation, with tables and correct plans
for Hot Water Work.
LEAD THE WORLD
.A-IDIDI^ESS
HERENDEEN MANUFACTURING CO., GENEVA. N. Y.
Mention Bundy Catalogue.
We make over 50 different styles and sizes of Boilers for
Heating Purposes.
MO
^XGRIFFINGIRONCO
References,
Hayward & Hutchinson (three stores).
Henrick, Christian, residence.
Henrick, Christian, restaurant.
Herr, Austin, residence.
Herzog, Fred., store and residence.
Higgins, W.
Hill, James M.
Hines, Hon. L. G., residence.
Hoderman, Mrs., residence.
Hoeke. \V. H.
Hooe Building.
Hoffman. Prof., residence.
Hotel Arno.
Hotel Normandi.
Hotel Johnson.
Hove Block.
Howard University Industrial Scho<il.
Inter-Ocean Building.
Jefferson School Buildini^.
Jeffries, Gen. N. L.
Jenks, W. S. & Co.
Johnson's Eating Saloon.
Johnson's Law Building.
King, Wm. B., residence.
Lamar, Justice L. Q. C, residence.
Lang, Mrs. J. M., residence.
Lansburg & Bro.
Lansburgh, Julius.
Leitch, Wm. C, residence.
Leitch, R., & Sons, office.
Lincoln Hall.
Lincoln School Building.
Lindekohl, H., residence.
Louise Home.
Loyd, John, office.
Lutheran Church, Penna. .^ve. and 2d St.
Lutz, F. A., residence.
Mason, E. E., residence.
Mason, George, residence.
Mason, Gen. John S.. residence.
McAvoy, Geo. F.
McDonald. Jno. A.
McKenney, Jas. H., residence,
McMillan, James.
Meigs, Gen. M. C.
Metropolitan R. R. Co.'s Offices.
Metropolitan Club House.
Metzerott \V. G. &: Co. , store.
Me.xican Legation Building.
Miles, H. C, residence.
Mills, Henry R., residence.
Milton Flats.
MuUeti, A. B.
Munson, H. T.
Morton, Hon. L. P. ,
Morrison, H. F.
Moore & Leding. store.
National Institute.
National Museum.
National Obser\-ator>-.
National L'nion Fire Insurance Building.
New Addition to Corcoran Art Gallery.
New Pension Building.
Noble Secretary, residence.
O'Brein's Hotel.
Orme, J. W., residence.
Oyster, Geo. M., residence.
Pacific Building.
Panorama Building
Peabody School Building.
Pearson, Geo. W., residence.
Perry, Seaton.
Poole, J. S., office building.
Portland House.
Prall, W. E.
Providence Hospital.
Quartermaster's Office.
Quinter, Jos. R.
Real Estate Title Insurance liullding.
Reed, G. R., residence.
Richmond cS Danville R R. Co.. oSices.
Riggs, E. Francis, residence.
Roche's Marble and Slate Mantel Factory
Rochester, Gen., Paymaster (len , re;i<icnce.
Saks, A. & Co., store.
Sargeant, M.
Sawyer, Senator, residence.
Seaton School Building.
Second National Bank.
Schafer E. G. & Co., office.
Schmitt, V. F.
Schneider, L. H., residence.
Solen Bros." Hotel.
Sisters of Notre Dame, N. Capital and K streets.
Small & Sons, J. H.
Smith, Mrs. Katherine, residence.
Smith, Thos. W. , residence.
Smithsonian Institute.
Snow, C. A.
Shoreham Apartment House.
Spaulding, Wm. L.
Spaulding. Harvey, residence.
St. Ann's Infant Orphan Asylum.
St. Cecilia's Academy.
St. Dominic's Church.
St. Elizabeth's Insane Asylum.
Stevens, F., residence.
Stewart, C. E., residence.
St. James Hotel.
St. Joseph's Asylum.
St. Marj 's Chapel.
St. Patrick's Church, G. and loth Sts.
St. Rose's Industrial School.
Stock, Mr.
Strong Building.
Stuthiger, E. J., residence.
Somer\ille, T. & Sons.
Sullivan, T., residence.
Sumner School Building.
Supply Division of V. S. Post Office Dept.
Swain, Gen. D. G., Judge Advocate General,
residence.
Talmge, H. H , residence.
The Boston Dry Goods House.
The Gale's School Building.
The Evening "Star " News[ aper Co.'s Kuilil-
ings.
The Richmond Flats.
Thompson, W. S , office building.
Thompson, W. S., residence.
Thorn, C. G., residence.
Tyler & Rutherford.
United States Capitol Building.
United States Census Office, Harvey Spauld-
ing, owner.
United States Coast Survey.
United States Commission of Fish and Fish-
eries.
L^nited States Department of Justice.
United States Interior Department.
United States Soldiers' Home.
United States State Department Building.
United States Treasury Building
L'^nited States War Department Building.
Vermilya, Jas. H., residence.
Vertis, Mrs.
Waggaman, Mr. J. F.
Wallack Public School.
Walter Block.
Walter, Dr. John, flats.
Warner Building.
Washington Beneficial Endowment Associ-
ation.
Washington High School.
Washington Light Infantry.
Washington National Republic Office.
Washington Post Office.
Washington Safe Deposit Co.'s Building.
Welker's Hotel.
Webster School.
Wheeler, Capt. Geo. M., residence,
Whiting, H. E.. store.
Whitlock, Mr.
Whitney, Dr., residence.
Whitney, Hon. W. C, residence.
Williams, Mr.
WiUiard, C. C.
Windsor, Col. David A., residence.
Woodward & LaThrop.
Yulu, Hon. D. L., residence.
ENG-LAND.
tONDON.
C. O. Sheppard, Panorama.
Garrick Theatre.
Niagara Panorama.
Rosser & Russell, Charing Cross.
MANCHESTER.
Wilson, William & Co.
•WESTMINSTER, S. W.
Clyde, Navigation Co.
141
^-^ AAGRiFfiNG-moNco
•0^-
OVER 15,000 NOW INTuSE.
•1^
The Dunning Patent Wrought Iron Boiler,
THIS CUT EEPEESENTS A NEW
Rocking and Dumping Grate,
Which are now being^ furnished with all sizes of the
DUNNING BOILER,
And is pronounced by all who have used it to be the most
PERFECT GRATE YET INVENTED.
As it shakes the Arc ov«t the eDtire nurface, crinds up all cHuk-
ers that mn)' form aiid preveiitN the accumulation uf
ashes around the Are pot.
The grate is simple in construction, and should any part give out it can be
very easily replaced by any one.
WITH SELF-FEEDING MAGAZINE.
IT IS THE
OLDEST AND BEST
Steam or Hot Water Heating Boiler Made,
AND INSUKES A WAEM HOUSE
NIGHT HMD DHY.
Terfoftly free from Carbonic Add Cos, Smoke or Inhnlable Ash
Dust. An nntomatlo, noiseless and easily managed Heatin&r
Apparatus, requirin:; attention liut onoe in
Tnenlj-four hours.
IVIADE IN ELEVEN SIZES,
SUITABLE TO HEAT EKfM TEE
SMALLBSX COTTAGB
LARGEST BUSINESS BLOCK,
AKD IN 4 PATTEKNS AS lOLLOWS, VIZ;
lleiitioii III
.soft coal, lutod, cokt'.
As a HOr-IVATKl! BOILKlt. for frrfnilidiises iind hnf-walei- licatiiiB.
As a I'OliTAltLK liOILElf, to Iji- set nitlioiit ljriik-«iirk.
The nlJuve lluilirs are made in TIVO St(TIO>S. wlieii desired, so
tliat they can be taken in tlirtiiiuli small deor ur >)indo>v. i^liere
vliole one eanuot enter.
MANUFACTURED BY XHE
NEW YORK CENTRAL IRON WORKS CO.,
NEW YORK SALESROOM,
36 F.A.RK: FL.A.CE.
46 EXCHANGE STREET, GENEVA, N. Y., U. S. A,
SEND FOR CATALOGUE "A."
M2-
REFERENeES.
WESTMORELAND.
Broaghton Hall, the Seat of Lords.
Broughton & Vaux.
FLORIDA.
FERNANDINA.
Schuyler, Robert S., C. E.
GOTHA.
Hempel, H. A.
J ACKSONT I tl-E.
Hubbard, S. B., & Co.
McClure, A. E.
Steamer "Eliza Hancox."
MAGNOLIA.
Magnolia Hotel.
PALATKA.
Putnam House.
ST. AUGITSTIN-E.
Cruft. Isaac F.
Cruft, J.
Hotel Casa Monica.
Hotel Cordova.
St. Mirco Hotel.
TAMPA.
Wells, J. H.
TAMPA BAT.
Tampa Bay Hotel.
WINTER PARK.
Seminole Hotel.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA.
Armstrong, Dr. W. S.. residence and office.
Atlanta Police Headquarters.
Atlanta Trust & Banking Co,
Dodd, P. & G. F., office.
Hebrew Orphan Asylum. The.
Hitzel, Miss Lizzie, residence.
Johnson Building.
Hunnicut & Bellingrath.
Moore, W. A., residence.
Neal Loan & Banking Co.
Packark Hall, The (Female Seminary).
Peters Block, The.
AUGUSTA.
Dartmouth Spinning Co.
Davidson, VV. G.
McAuliffe, P.
Robbe, C. A.
St. Paul's Church.
BRUNSWICK.
Oglethorpe Hotel, The.
MACON.
Bennett & Boardman.
Burke, J. W., & Co., building.
Burke, T. C.
Carling & Brown.
Evening News Building.
Lanier House.
Macon Telegraph Co.
Sabers, S. M., & Son.
M1I,LEDGETII.I.E.
Boardman, A. E.
SAVANNAH.
.■\ltmayer, A. R.
Baldwin, Geo. J., Prest. Baldwin FertilizerCo.
Bringer, DeWitt.
Carson, John A. G., residence.
De Sato Hotel.
Douglass, Jas.
Guckinheimer, S. & Son, store.
Haas, L G., residence.
Kayton, L., residence.
McCarthy, L. A.
Nichols, \Vm. N'.
Nicholson, John, Jr.
Robbe, C. A.
U. S. Revenue, S. S. Bonteville.
THOMAS.
Pioneer Mining & Mfg. Co.
THOMASTILI.E.
Piney Wood Hotel.
IDAHO TERRITORY
BOISE CITY.
Capitol Building.
ILLINOIS.
ALTON.
Schwappe, H. M.
AURORA.
Aurora Cotton Mills.
First National Bank.
Linden & Lake.
Mason Bros., store.
Mills ^: Sencenbaugh.
Reeves, C. K , residence.
Reeves, C. H., & Co., store.
Reeves, C. H., residence.
Reeves, Meyer, store.
Ruggles, Geo. F., residence.
Sencenbaugh, S. S., & Co.
Smitte, B. F. , residence.
BATAVIA.
Kane County Alms Hou^e.
U. S. Wind Engine & Pump Co.
BEI.T1DERE.
Barnes, Jno., residence.
Plane, Ed. B. , residence.
Scott, Chas., estate.
BLOOMIXGTON.
London, Robt.
McGreger, R. R.
Mcintosh, Geo.
Miller, Geo. H.
Morrison, F.
BLUE ISL.^XD.
Klein, Henry.
Rehm, Jacob F., residence.
CHENOA.
Foles, W. M.
Ketcham, W. E.
CHICAGO.
Adams, J. Q., stoie.
Adkyis & Hoffman.
.Allen Building,
Areal Mining Co., office building.
Baker & Smith Co.
Baker, James, residence.
Baltimore and Ohio Hotel.
Baltimore and Ohio Passenger Depot.
Behring, Louis.
Behr, Dr. .\rno.
Biroth, Henry, manufactory.
Board of Trade Builaing.
Bolton, James, residence.
Butham & Root.
Burnett, Wm. H.
Burke, D. F., residence.
Bush, P. J., residence.
" Burtra."
Butler, A. L.
Case, C. H., residence.
Central Safety Deposit Co.
Chicago Maleable Iron Co., office
Clow, J. B., & Son.
Cobb, Oscar.
Cook Co. Hospital.
Cook Co. Insane .Asylum.
Cook Co. Normal School.
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Corkery, D. , office.
Craig, Wm. M., residence.
Cutler, C. H.
I Davidson, Jno. A., residence.
Dearborn Railroad Station.
Denier, T. C, residence.
i Doane, J. W., & Co., store.
Eiszner, John, office.
I Fisher. L. G. , residence.
Fisher, Reynolds.
Fleming, J. C, Home Ins. B
Fuller & Fuller Building.
Garrott, Dr. E.
Gatzert, J. L., residence.
Gould, E. B., residence.
Hayes, Frank.
Hickey-, Thos., building.
Hlodovec, J., flat.
Hoffman. H. G., store.
Hooker Co., H. M.
Home Insurance Building.
Hottinger, Gustave.
Hurd, S. N. , residence.
Hurlbut, Walcott.
Huston, A. C.
Huston. A. C, flats.
Jacobs, Theo., & Co.
Jansen, H. H.
Kinsley's Restaurant, H. M.
La Salle Dr. Institute.
Leslie, J. H.,& Co., store.
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The Richardson S Morgan Co.
92 EEEKMAN ST., NEV7 YORK.
M PROVED
COMBINATION
BOILER
Brick Set or Portable
. • • FOR • • •
Hot Water op ^teani
Heating plant?.
FLUES CAPACIOUS,
FIRE-BOX AMPLE,
SUPERIOR FEATURES,
LARGE HEATING SURFACE
AND
SPLENDID SELLING POINTS.
PORTABLE FORM. (lO Sections, wiih Cast Base.) *^»s?»^<^f''^«s^
TO THE TRADE:
The power of these boilers i.s iucrea.sed or dimini.shefl by addition or subtraction of Middle Sections and grates.
The dealer, by carrying one sample only, is enabled to demonstrate the different modes of heating, and to show
different capacities, without being compelled to carry in stock different patterns and different sizes of boilers.
Send for our Catalogue, giving reliable results from a series of carefully conducted scientific tests, made to
demonstrate the actual heat generating power and fuel economy of these boilers.
THE RlGHARBSeN & MeRGAN 69.,
-ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF-
Richardson's Celebrated Furnaces, Ranges, Fire-place Heaters, &c.,
92 BEEKMAN ST., NEW YORK.
d44
AAGRIFFING IRON CO
REPERENeES.
Liese, F.
Little Sisters of the Poor.
Mackin, Thos,, residence.
Marmerre School.
Mason & Miller office building.
McCormick, C. H., Estate, residence.
McDonnell, E. & H., residence.
Mcintosh, Alexander, residence.
Meyer, Martin, residence.
Miller, T. E., residence.
Morley, S. F., residence.
Morton Flats.
Morton, A. H. & E. C.
Ni.\on Building, office building.
Oswald, F. A., residence.
O'Donnell, R., residence.
Otis, F. R., residence.
Palmer House.
Peacock, E. P., office.
Phceni.x Insurance Co. Building.
Pitney, Fred, residence.
Pollard, L. D., residence.
Pope, Samuel I.. & Co.
Prentice, L. H.
Propeller "Vernon."
Pullman Palace Car Co. Building.
Rice, E. S.
Rice, Whitacre & Co.
Reno, C. A.
Riedle, Frank, residence.
Rowan, P. J,, M. D., residence.
Royal Insurance Co. Building.
Ruehl, Rev. J. C.
Ruehl, Wm., residence.
Ryerson Building.
Saunders, Mrs. R., residence.
Sargent, E. H., residence.
Scheel, Chas., residence.
Shuman, A. F., residence.
Smith, Peter, residence.
Smyth, Jno. M., residence.
Steele, has. R., flats.
Stark, Frank, residence.
Sterrett, J. C.
Stuart, Robert, residence.
Superior Street Hosp'tal.
Swartz, David G., residence.
Taylor Building.
The Rookery.
The Masury Apartments.
Thiele, E., store.
Tobin, Mrs. C. C, residencu,
Tonk, M., residence.
Tyler, W. O., Paper Co,
Village Hall (Hyde Park).
Weller, E. C.
Wheeler Apartments.
Wilks. Stephen.
Williams, C. R.
Williams, Geo. T., residence.
Woodruff, C. E. , residence.
Woodman, D. J.
Yoe, L. G. cS: Co., store.
DECATUR.
Miller & Son, H.
EAST ROCKFOBD.
Trowe, J. M.
EDGEWATKR.
Pretyman, Wm.
ELGIN
Church, A. B., residence.
ENGLEWOOD.
Brownell, Ralph, residence.
Claus Bros., residence.
Dennison, J. C, residence.
Pe'ton, Alonzo, residence.
Porter, F. W., residence.
Tousley, W. H.
ETANSTON,
Bradley, Seth,
Bradshaw, Mrs. S. W.
Bragdon, Dr. M. C.
Hill, Rob't., residence.
Howell, J. W.
FREEPOKT.
Bartlett Hardware Co., store.
Clifton House.
Devore, L. M. Hon., residence.
Schroder, H., residence.
Sunderland, D., residence.
GALESBURG.
Brown, Geo. W. & Co., residence.
Chapman, Geo. H., residence.
Dewey, C. W.
Frost, Mfg. Co.
Gay, M., residence.
Hibbard, E. A., residence.
Hopper, Dr. H. C.
Mitchell, J. K.
Nelson, P., store.
Nutshell, J. K. residence.
Phelps, E. F., residence.
Seacord, Wilkins, residence.
Squires, J. G.
Webster, C. A., residence.
Winsor, C. A.
HARVARD.
Ayers Railway Eating House.
Blake, N. E., residence.
Rlake, J. C, Heating Co.
Dr. Kerr's Church.
Emerson & Talcott, factory.
Sheriff's Dwelling.
Stewart Block.
Third National Bank.
Winebago County Jail.
Y. M. C. A. Building
HENRY.
Powell, F. A.
HIGHLAND PARK.
Boulton, George D., residence.
Corey, F. W.
HINSDALE.
Childs, R, A.
Froscher, Adolph,
Grant, Miss E.. residence.
Hench, Or, John B,
Ridgeway, J, V,, residence.
Robbins, Geo. B., residence.
.lOHN BUKG.
Catholic Church.
JOLIET.
Barnes, Julian.
Barrett & Co.
Barrett & Sons.
Beach, L. F.
Burden, Alex.
Dyen, W. D.
Dyer, N P.
Hardy, Otis.
Holmes & Cady.
Mehring. Rev. A., residence.
Munroe, Geo. H.
Munroe, Geo.
St. Mary's Church,
Utter, F, G.
Woodruff, F. W.
KANKAKEE.
Whitman, J. S,
KENWOOD.
Bogue, H. B.
Thrall, W. A.
KE WANNA.
Wilson, M.
LaGK.lNGE.
Turnock, E. Hill,
L.-IKE FOREST.
Larned.W. C, residence.
LAKE VIEW.
Henning, F. F.
LAWRKNCEVILLE.
Watts, F. C.
LINCOLN.
Blinn & Hoblet.
Brainard, B. H.
Cherney, Vincent, saloon and restaurant.
Cogsby, J
Holler, J. S.
Lincoln National Bank.
Lincoln Water Works Co.
0'Blinn& Hoblit.
Traner, W. H.
MINOLK.
Siemous, S. H. & .Son.
MO LINE.
Keator, Benj.
Union Mfg. Co.
MORRISON.
Shaford, D. S.
Smith, Leandcr.
MORRISONVILLE.
Gulp, S. W., residence.
Wycoff & Randolph.
145
UWRIFFINC IRONCO"
ABIJAE WESTON, President.
F. E. BBONSON, Sec'y and Treas.
G. A. BBONSON, Vice-Piesident.
THE BR0NSQN
WATER TUBE BOILER
-FOR-
Steam or Hot Water Heating.
ECONOMICAL- AUTOMATIC-GUARANTEED
IMPROVED GRATES.
All Styles of Boilers Furnished with Back Outlet for Smoke.
MADE SURFACE BURNERS FOR SOFT COAL
Results always Satisfactory.
The Bronson Steam and Hot W^ater Heater is an improved form ot water-tube boiler
every part of whicli is fire surface of the highest efficiency. It is made jtrincipally of the best steel
tubing, manufactured expressly for the purpose. Referring to the cuts it will be seen that these tubes
are connected with each other by three sections— the bottom or fire-pot ring— the middle ring, the central
aperture of which forms the lower end of the coal magazine, and the upper section, or steam dome. These
are all connected together with steel tubes, the joints being of a peculiar nature, precluding the possi-
bility of leakage and binding all parts of the boiler into practically one jMece of metal.
There is a much larger proportion of heating surface to the grate surface in this'boiler than any other
— in itself a long step toward economy, as the prominent defect in most heaters is having large grates and
small heating surface.
The heating surface in most boilers is also very inefficient, due to poor design, bad circulation, and
the difficulty of keeping the heating surface clean. In the BRONSON all the heating surface is of the
highest efficiency, is vertical and readily accessible, thus providing for keeping a clean boiler with the
least possible trouble.
The hot gases of combustion leaving the fire pass outwardly between a double row of tubes, then
passing upward are deflected to the centre of the boiler, crossing all of the tubes, again deflected to the
outside, then cross the tubes the third time, and finally pass around and over the steam dome before find-
ing their way out.
This peculiar arrangement of vertical water tubes and horizontal deflections provides at once for the
most perfect circulation possible, and for the absorption of heat in the gases — a point seldom before
realized, but which must be obtained before a boiler can make the slightest pretense toward economy.
Weston Engine Co., Sole Manufacturers,
ALSO PORTABLE AND STATIONARY, HI&H SPEED AND SLOW MOTION EN&INES, BOILERS, Etc.
PAINTED POST, N. Y.
H. J. BARRON, 74 Cortlandt St., New York City, Agent for the City of New York and vicinity.
Send for Catalogue " G," also Prices.
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'•^MDITRA^^^^^
Reperences.
MT. VERNON.
Patton, C. H.
M. E. Church.
NO KM A I.
Hanley *^ Keiaghan.
OTTAWA.
Clegg & Dougherty.
Clegg, Jno. W., residence.
La Bastie Glass Works.
Leland. L. . residence.
Trask, Mrs. R. H
PCI.I.MAN.
Pullman Palace Car Co.
QCISCET.
Best. E., Plumbing i Steam Heating Cr
RAYMOND.
Culp, B. F.
RAVENSWOOD.
Wallace, Jas.
RIDGELAND.
Ames, C. L.
Gates, R. D., residence.
RIVER FOREST.
Waller, E. C.
RIVERSIDE.
Harrington, S. H., residence.
ROCKFOKD.
Air Brush Factory.
Barnes, John.
Christian Union Church.
Emerson, Talcott & Co.
Frowe, J. M.
Hale, H. B.. M. D.
Manard Bros.
Stewart's Block.
Y. M. C. A.
ROCK ISLANO.
Davis & Co.
Davis, J. B.
Weyerhaeuser, F., residence.
SPRINGFIEtD.
Edmonds, C. H.
Springfield Woolen Mills.
ST. ANN.
Chineguey, Rev. Chas.
STERLING.
Wright, E. M.
SYCAMORE.
Forward, A. M., ^V Co.
WASHINGTON.
O'Neil, Jno. & Son.
W.\TAGA.
Robson, Wm., residence.
\%-AUKEGAN.
Fisher, A. C, residence.
Peabody, H. B., residence.
Price, R. C, residence.
WEST HINSDAtE.
Bogue, Geo. M.
"WOODSTOCK.
Hov, M. D.
INDIANA.
ANDERSON.
Davis, Frank.
batestilij:.
Sisters of St. Francis.
BURTON.
Arnold, Isaac B.. residence.
CO »I. CITT.
Hyatt. J. F.
CRAWFORDSVTIiE.
.Alfrey, H., residence.
EVANSVILXE.
Bate, S. A.
Bayard, Sam. I.
Crawford Bros.
Evansville National Bank Building.
First National Bank.
Foley, J. T. & Co.
German National Bank.
Insane Asylum.
Mesker. J. B. & Son.
.\Ioaker, J. B.
Mooney, J. B.
Old National Bank.
Reid Bros.
Tenn. Range Mfg. Co.
rORT WATNE.
Hattersley, A., residence.
Madden, Jas.
Trentman, .A. B., block.
GOSHBN.
Devor, Jas. R.
HUNrrN'GTON.
! French, Geo. B.
I INDIANAPOLIS.
City Hospital.
Farrell, J. S., & Co.
Farrell, J. S., residence.
Grand Hotel.
Healy & O'Brien.
Highland, L. J., & Co.
Indiana Female Refonnatory.
Indianapolis Orphan .\sylum.
Institute for the Deaf and Dumb.
Institute for the Blind.
Kirkoff & Meyer.
Knight &: Jillson.
Piel, Wm. F. , residence.
Post Office.
Spencer House.
Stephens, Samuel.
St. Vincents Hospital.
KNIGHTSXOWN.
Soldiers and Sailors Home.
Watts, Harry.
KOKO±>3IO.
Ascher & Co.
LAFAYETTE.
Sears, M. E. , residence.
Tippecanoe Co. Court House.
LA PORTE.
Haverly, Jas., brick block hotel.
LOGANSPORT.
Insane .Asylum.
MADISON.
Madison Machine Co.
Kik aus, £. G.
Stribling. U. B.
MICHIGAN CITY.
Culbert U., residence.
Dolan Bros.
Kreuger, Hon. Martin, Mayor, residence.
Van Dusen, G. S., residence.
ailTNCIE.
Highlands & Kirby.
New Southern Hotel.
PERU.
Bunnells, Charles, residence.
BENNSELAER.
McCoy, A.
Monette, Miss.
RICHMOND.
Eastern Hospital for Insane.
Jay, I. E., Earlham College.
ROCKVILLE.
Stark, D. W.
SHELBYVILXE.
Major, W. S. , residence.
TERRE HArTE.
Briggs, Jos., residence.
Dunweg, Lewis, residence.
Phoenix Foundry and Machine Co.
Terre Haute House.
United States Government Building.
Watson's, D. W., Son.
UNION CITY.
The Knapp Supply Co.
VALPARAISO.
Porter County Court House.
VINCENNES.
Bird cX Monroe.
County Court House.
Foulks, H. A.
Monroe, Chas. F.
WARSA'W.
Egglston, W. H.
Kutz, J. D.
Warsaw Water Works.
■WHEELER STATION.
Wheeler, H. M.
WISCHESTEB.
Moorman, F. F., residence.
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^^J>ir4}r JERSEY CITY.NJ j'^r'^^
STEAM, HOT WATERa-^'COMBINATION
BOILERS
i ^
^■■■jfMryiia^M
MANUFACTURED BY
The Dimmick & Smith Mfg. Co.
^i^FET^ BOILEI( W0I(^^,
We Claim for this Boiler
ABSOLUTE SAFETY. Positive Circulation. Ends of
Tubes free to expand. All Tubes graded so that it
cleans itself. That there are no packed joints in the
lire surface, and no cast iron. Easy to Clean, Erect
and Repair. Will last as long as any "O'rought Iron
ISoiler made. Thnt it has kept np steam for 77 hours
Hith once firing. That it will evaporate 11 pounds
(if Water to one of Coal
^ Made in Eighteen Different Sizes,
FROM 6 H. P. TO 125 H. P
• C
PHILADELPHIA AGENCY :
THE
. Eilmttsl f mtilatir Ci.
520 COMMERCE ST.
Send for Catalogue and Prioe List.
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R&PERENeES.
IOWA.
BIJKLINGTON.
Barhydt, F. N., residence.
Ranson, Dr. J.J.
Stewart & Hayden.
CALMAli.
Potter, E. v., residence.
CEDAR KAPID.S.
Bevier, S. C, residence.
Clark, C. H., residence.
Coe College.
George, A. B. , residence.
Ives, C. J.
Josselyn & Taylor.
O'Hara Block.
CHEROKEE.
Jackson, F. W.
CLINTON.
BoUman, Ben., & Co.
Kendall, Geo,,& Co.
CODNCIL BLUFFS.
Bi.xby, J. C.
Chapman, J. W., residence.
Evans, H. J., residence.
Gilbert, Jno.
Hancock, W. J , residence.
Jones, H. R , residence
New York Plumbing Co., shops and olTices.
Robinson, G. A., residence.
Shugart, E. L., residence.
Smith, M E., residence.
CKESTON.
Creston Gas Light Co.
Holman, O. Q.
Seigler, D. S., bank and residence.
DAVENPOKT.
Bishop, William Stephen Perry, residence.
Carl, Mr.
Hill, Jno.
DBS MOINES.
Collis, Jno.
Foster & Liebber.
High School Building.
Yownker Bros.' Block.
DUBUQUE.
Brink, J. L.
Farley, J. K.
Furguson, Geo.
Green, Doctor.
Morrison Bros. & Kelly.
Molo, Wm.
Nesler & Jungk.
Ris, J. F., & Bro.
Stewart, Hon. R. W., mayor.
Thormann, G. F., store.
EMMITTSBUKGH.
O Imsby Bros. Co., bank and office building.
FORT MADISON.
Morrison Mfg. Co.
Santa Fee Hospital.
GRINNELL.
Kittoe, J, F.
West and Central Colleges.
IDA GROVE.
Baxter, J. R.
Reed, J. W.
IOWA CITY.
Church, Christian.
Fracker, E. G.
KEOKUK.
Hubinger, J. C.
LEMARS.
Western House.
MARSH A LI.TOWN.
Abbott, A. D., residence.
Andrews, Wm., residence.
Billings, C. A., residence.
Birchard, A. T., residence.
Glick, Geo., residence.
Lander, C. J.
Marshall Co. Court House.
Meeker, J. Frank, residence.
School House.
Shortheil, A. E., residence.
MUSCATINE.
Barry, N., & Son.
Birkshire, J. W., residence.
Gamethsons, G. A., & Co., Bank.
Hersey, Ben. J., residence.
Hine, N., residence.
Johnson, Dr. D. P., residence.
Magoon, Geo. D., residence.
Martin, J. O., residence.
Musser, P. M., residence.
Peck, J. M., residence.
Rueling, J. A., residence.
OTTUMWA.
Armstrong, W. B.
Eaton, Daniel.
Harrow, Albert.
Leighton, A. C.
Mast, I. N.
Mast, Isaac.
Merrill. J. H., c<t Co.
Ottumwa Gas Light Co.
Ottumwa Iron Works.
PEN.SACOLA.
U. S. Government Building.
SHELDON.
Logan, W. P.
SHEREVEPORT.
U. S. Government Building.
SIOUX CITY.
Haley, A. M., & Sons.
Hogan, H. T.
Fay, L. C.
Sioux City Foundry and Machinery Co.
TRAEB.
Morse, Hon. R. H.
WATERLOO.
Coolidge, J. G., & Co., store.
Cutler & Parker.
First National Bank.
JAPAN.
AOYMA, TOKYO CO.
Goucher College, J. O. Spencer, principal.
KANSAS.
ARGENTINE.
McCain & Holland.
ARMSTRONG.
Holland, W. T.
ATCHISON.
Kite & Bovven.
Perkins & Adams.
Union Depot.
CLAY CENTRE.
Montgomery, J. A.
FORT SCOTT.
McCleverty, J. D.
Union Block.
GIRAD.
Hertmer, Henry E.
HIAWATHA.
Aten, A. J.
Schilling, A. J., residence.
KANSAS CITY.
Armesdale, K. W.
Ferguson, J. W.
Holland, W. T.
Prichard, J.
LAWRENCE.
Cox, J. J.
Monroe, Alex., residence.
LEAVENWORTH.
Angell, Mrs. A. J.
Doherty & Everett.
Foley, James.
Hoffman & Bransfield.
Townsend, C.
LARNED.
First National Bank.
NORTH TOPEKA.
James, John A.
Nading, Mrs. N.
OLATHE.
Grange Hall.
OTTAWA.
Santa Fee Hospital.
SENECA.
Brown, Willis.
Conway, I. W.
' TOPEKA.
Callihan, Dr. A. M., residence.
Crane, D. O., residence.
I Kistler, V. B., residence.
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happy to send an Illus-
trated Catalogue containing
numerous half-tone pictures
of Imildings warmed by
MAHONY
BOILERS.
It is a pretty book, but will
repay perusal u})()n more
solid considerations than
are implied in that state-
ment.
SEND FOR IT.
M. MAHONY,
Manufacturer,
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THE SUPERIOR
Hot Air Furnaces
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6 STYLES- 15 SIZES.
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iy\jV6R!FFINGJRONC0
Rbperences.
Mood. Robt.
Mooney, A. H. & Co.
Mulvane, Joab, residence.
Parker & Bodwell, Store and Office Building,
Payne, B. M.. residence.
Prescott & Allen.
Sebastian, Jno., residence.
Sneathinger. M.
Stevenson & Peckham. store.
TTEST STOCK BRIDGE,
Van Buskirk, Chas.
WICHITA.
.A.. T. >v S. F. Ry. Co.
Fletcher Block.
Jackman & Billingsley.
WIXFIEUJ.
Robinson, M. L.
KENTUCKY.
CAPIETTSBUKQ.
Davidson, Mrs. Capt.
EAKUSGTOX.
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Coeroan, Rev. A. M.
FRANKFORT.
Court House.
Post Office.
LEXINGTOJi.
Court House.
Falconer, Judge G. D.
Kendall, H.
Lancaster, M. P., store.
Lexington Plumbing Co.
McEIhone & Malloney.
Milward, L. P.
National Exchange Bank.
The Fayette Countv Court House.
i.orisTii.i,E.
Ahern & Ott Mfg. Co.
Racon J., & Sons.
Belknap, W. B., & Co., store.
Brennan & Co.
Creighton & Son.
Gathright, J. B., residence.
Kaufman & ."^trauj-s store.
Kentucky Mach ne Co.
Lewis, Jno.
McDonald, Kenneth.
McFarland, Mrs. Helen.
Morrison, Geo.
Newman, H. W
Ramsay, A. M.
Ryan, Jno.
Vogel, P. A. , & Sons.
ilArSTIIXE.
Cox, W. H., residence.
Curley, Thos. J.
Frank, W. S., residence.
Russell, Robt.
Wilson, Jno. T. , residence.
Berry, E. W.
Wilson, C. H.
LOUISIANA.
JTEW ORLEANS.
Ailken, Jas. H. & Co.
Agar, William,
Brooklyn Cooperage Co., factory.
Burke. N., residence.
Christ Church (Episcopall.
Da Ponta, Durant, residence.
Fazende, P. I., residence.
French Opera House.
Harris Memorial Chapel.
Hemsheim, Is dore, residence.
Hemsheim, Simon.
Ivens', Edmund, Sons.
Lawrence, W. E.
Lethford, W. H.
Louisiana Retreat, Insane Asylum.
Man ion & Co.
McDonald, John S.
Morris Building.
Morris, John A., residence.
Newman, Isidore, residence.
N. O. Railway and Mill Supply Co.
Patton, Dr. G. F., residence
Schmidt, W. B.
Turkish Bath House.
U. S. Custom House.
U. S. Post Office.
Wallis, John S., residence.
Walmslev, R. M., residence.
MAINE.
AUBURX.
Haskell, L. \V. i: Co.
Hersey, S. S.
AUGUSTA.
Blaisdell, H. S., store.
Court House.
Harlow Block,
Maine Insane Asylum.
Murphy, J. J.
Ward, A. D.
BANGOK.
Bangor House.
Getchell & Co.
Gilbert, HoweH.
Leighton, Davenport & Co.
BATH.
Courier Printing Co.
Davenport Home.
Davenport, Hon. Ira.
High School Building.
Hyde, Chas. E.
Messerschmitt, Jno., hotel.
Moulton, Geo. E., Jr.
Perine, H. W.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Home.
Steuben Co. Vineyard Association.
Underbill, A. L., Block, Post Office.
BEIFAST.
Hall, Capt. A. J.
BRUNSWICK.
Boudoin Paper Manufacturing Co.
Brunswick Town Hall.
Purinton, F. H.
BUCKPORT.
COI.C3IBIA.
Emery & Co.
Emery, James.
Fuller, .Arthur .\.
EASTPORT.
Leavitt, S. D.
Spates Bros.
Wadsworth, S. L. & Son.
FARMINGTON.
Wheeler, Geo. W.
GARDENER.
Walker, Capt. James.
GUILFORD.
Turner, J. L.
HOULTON.
Watson, Jno.
LEWISTON.
Bearce, Geo. B.
City Poor Farm House.
Gay, Woodman & Co.
Greenwood, Chas.
Lowell & Lowell.
I May. S. E.
Scraton, J. Y.
I Smith, J. B. & Co.
Stewart, Prof. G. \.. residence
St. Joseph Church.
PORTLAND.
Barrett, F. R.
Barrett, J. F. , residence.
Best, J. L.
Blackstone, F. N.
Blake, W. L. & Co.
Burrowes, John W,, residence.
Burrows, E. T., residence.
Carlton, E. E.
Chad bourn, B. F.
Curamings, Dr. Geo.
Davis, Geo. R.
Davies, E. N., house.
Eaton, Charlotte E.
Eaton, W. S.
Evans, O. C.
Fenn, Rev. X. H., D.D.
Gibson, M. S., residence.
Gould, W. E.
Hawkins, L. P.
Hunt, Geo. S.
Kilborn, W. T.
Leathe, J. T.
Libby, F. B.
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^^ Modern House Heating^
PERFECT COMBUSTION.
Is the tille of :i bonk of useful information for anyone
considering ttie subject of
Steam or Hot Water Heating
3vI:^?^IXjEID IF^ieEE.
WRITE FOR IT AND INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF.
GORTON S LIDGERWOOD COMPANY,
NEW YORK, 96 Liberty Street.
CHICAGO, 34 and 36 West Monroe Street.
BOSTON, 201 and 203 Congress Street.
THE "ALL RIGHT"
A BRICK SET STEAM BOILER, MADE IN FOUR SIZES.
T HI.5 BOILER HAS BEEN IN USE FOR THE LAST
FIVE YEARS AND HAS GIVEN UNIVERSAL
SATISFACTION— SEVERAL HUN-
DRED ARE NOW IN USE.
THE TOLUNTEIM
A PORTABLE STEAM BOILER.
Something entirely new— the twenty-five Boilers on
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now ready — others in preparation.
East PR.)vioeNcK, R. I., Janu.iry 14th, 1890.
PrOVIDKNCH StK/VM Hfa1IN(; CoMl'ANV.
Gents- 1 had the " Volunteer" No 2 put into my house last fall ar
.-,ly s^y ji,aj I j^j ^j,j^p jijj^ satisfied with its heating qualities,
id Dath room, and average in coldest weatln
heat sixrootns, two halls
about 1,500 lbs. of coal per month, which I cjnsider very economical
Those who have seen it pronounce it the best little heater they ever saw.
Respectfully yours, R. G. MESSINGER.
MANUFACTURED BY
WM. H. PAGE BOILER CO., Norwich, Conn.
Send for our New Illustrated Catalogue of Heating Apparatus.
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R&PERENeES.
Libby & Calhoun.
Little, A.
Loring, Mrs. Henry.
Merrill, E. S.
Milliken. Weston F.
Morse, J. C.
Morse, W. N.
Noyes, Edward A., residence.
Paine, Arthur C.
Payson Block.
Pennell, W. H.
Pickard, S. T.
Plummer, C. M.
Pratt, J. A.
Smith & Abbott.
Spring, E. G., residence.
Stanton Block,
Steamer " Tremont "
Steel. Miss Addie A.
United States Hotel.
Vose, Dr., office.
Weeks, Dr., office.
Williams, Henry, residence.
Winslow, J. S., residence.
EOCKtAKD.
Berry, Fred. H.
Crie, H. H., & Co.
Crie, R. Anson.
Wright, James.
SACCAKAPPA.
Universalist Church.
SACO.
Burnham, E. P.
Lowell & Lord.
SPRINGTALE.
Butler & Davenport.
TOGCS.
Anderson, Major J. D., resider
Elwell, Dr. W. E.
Lewis, J. E.
National Home for D. V. S.
Smith, Capt. A. L.
Walker, Capt. Jas.
WINTHROr.
Baily. H. J.
WOODFOKI).
Ayer, W. P.
Baxter, W. H.
Smith, George.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORK.
Adams, R. & Co.
Adelsberger, D. G.
Adler, L.
Ads, J. B.
Albert, A.
Basshor, T. C, & Co.
Bates, J.
Bauernschmidt, George.
Beck, J.
Berry Bros.
Biedler. F. R.
Boland, Thomas B.
Gary, C. J. & Co.
Casswell, C. E.
Central Iron Foundry.
City Hospital.
Clark, L. P. & Sons.
Clarke, W. J.
CIcndenin Bros.
Codd, Wm. C.
Codd, E. J., Co.
Crook, Horner & Co.
Dare, Wm.
Davidson, A. J.
Davidson, C. Y.
Davis, H.
Eck, A.
Edmonds, James.
Edwards, W. F.
Erricson, Wm.
Farren, J. S., & Co.
Filbert, Isaac.
Fii.ly, John.
Fisher, Chas.
Friday & Roberts, warehouse.
Ganther, F. D.
Garrett, Robert.
Garrett, T. Harrison.
Hambleton, Jno. A., lV Co., bank.
Healy & Bro.
Higgins, Edward.
Hoen, A.
Hoen Building.
Hooper, F. X., & Co.
Hopkins, Johns, University.
Homer, C. E.
Hubbard, Alva, & Co.
Hurst, Jno. E., residence.
I rn world & Keysen.
Itzel, Adam.
Jackson, H.
Johnson, Sutton & Co.
Kelly, Daniel A.
Kelly, Wm.
Lee, James.
Legg, E. K.
Mahone, Pat.
Mathai, Ingram Hanover.
McLane, Samuel.
McShanc, Henry, & Co.
Noble, H. & Co.
Norris, Sydney.
O'Hare, J. F.
Olase, Louis C.
Oliver, John & Son.
Phillips, John E.
Ports, Wm. J.
Posner Bros.
Regester, Joshua, & Sons.
Reilley, W. F.
' Reuter & Mallory.
Robertson, James, & Co.
Robins, A. K. & Co.
Rothrock, W. H.
Schrier & Protze.
Sexton, S. P.
Sheppard, J. A. & Co.
Shryackolo, Thos. J.
Snow, S. J.
Spittel & Keil.
St. Mary's Industrial School, Balto. Co.
Variety Iron Works.
Volk, Wm. A.
Wallace, & Bro.
Walther, G. W.
Whitehouse, Jas.
Winebrenner, H. C, residence.
Winternitz, Samuel G. & Bro.
Wood, W. E., &Co.
BAY VIEW.
Hotel Bay View.
CAl.OKA.
Warry Mfg. Co.. The.
CECILTON.
Atkins, E. C.
CHARLTON HEIGHTS.
Waugh, Jas. C.
COILEGE STATION.
Maryland Agricultural College.
CIJMBEKLAND.
Alleghany County Court House.
Gephart, P. C, residence.
Hamilton, L. M.
Johnston Bros,
Ladew, A. D., store.
Laing, James.
Orrick, C. J., residence.
Second National Bank.
Shepherd, O. C.
Walsh, Hon. W. E., residence.
Weitzer, S. P.
Welsh, E. H., offices.
EAST ON.
Flowers, Willis.
E MMETTSBURGH.
Annon, Homer & Co.. banking building.
Rowe, N., & Son.
St. Joseph's Academy.
EMMORl'ON.
Bill, A. S.
FREDERICK.
Court House.
Ebert, Edward C.
Farhneys, Dr. P. D.
Routzahn, Jos. L.
Williams, J. H.
FKOSTBDRGH.
McCulloh, Thos. G. , residence.
Paul, Thos. H., & Son.
Randolph, B. J.
Townsend, Dr. M. M.
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HOUSE
HEATING
BUTTON
^"o^o^p'^ BOILER.
EVEN SIZES. The Size Number indicates the nnnil>er of Square Feet of Fire Surface iu each Boiler
No. 60, 85, 105, 125, 150, 175, 200.
For Steam or Hot Water.
advantage: S:
Circulation Vertical.
The hottest gases not drawn off to chimney.
No jacket " hissing hot," as some are.
A water jacket, or leg, catches what heat some
ose in brick work and what others lose through
an outer jacket.
If it is necessary to leave a house through the
winter, the boiler can be disconnected, tipped up
and emptied in an hour.
IT IS
VIEW SHOWING INTERIOR OF BOILER.
NOT AS CHEAP
AS SOME BOILERS,
So if you are to decide what to buy
by the price ONLY, don't write to us
f BUT, if you want to get full value
for your money, and perfect satis-
faction in your heating plant, send
for our circular.
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REPERENCBS.
GAITHERSBURG.
Rutherford, Gen'l. Allen.
HAGEKSTOWN.
Baldwin House Block.
Bellman, Oscar.
Cumberland Valley R. R. Depot.
Cushua, F. B.
Fairfax, Admiral D. M., residence.
Walker, Thomas, store.
HARVE DE GRACE.
Harve de Grace Milling C.
Pusey, C. C. & Co.
MT. PI/EASANT.
Crawford, L. H., residence.
MT. WASHINGTOK.
St. Agnes Academy.
RISING SUN.
Duyckinck, A. L.
ROCKVII.I,B.
Higgins, John J.
SALISBURY,
Jackson, Governor E. E., residence.
Jackson, Wm. H., residence.
Powells, R. E., residence.
SANDY SPRINGS.
Moore, Robert R.
Moore, R. Rowland.
Moore, Wm. W.
STAFFORD.
Stokes, Horace.
TANETTOWN.
Davidson, J. & Son.
UTICA MIIXS.
Snook Bros.
WESTMINSTER.
Albion Hotel, The.
Schaffer, M. & Co.
MASSACHUSETTS.
David, W. F.
Todd, F. S.
AMHERST.
Hunt, W. W.
Lee & Phillips.
ASHLAND.
Aldrich, Chas. T.
Balcom, Josiah A.
Parker, J. H.
Perry & Enslin.
ATHOL.
Ainsvvorth, Geo. W.
Ashton, W. W.
Converse, Ward.
Cowles, Rufus S.
Cummings, Mrs. E. E.
Jordan ,& Train.
Miller, Alfred, hotel.
ATER.
Alley, J. B.
BEDFORD SPRINGS.
Hayden, Dr. W. R., residence.
BEVERLY.
Ingersoll, D. S.
Walker, Herbert, residence.
B1LI.ERICA.
Herrick, P. R., residence.
Lane, Dr., residence.
BOSTON.
Alley, John R.
Ames Building,
AUston School.
Boston Gas Light Co.
Bosworth & French.
Bradler-Davis Estate, Office Buiklini.
Braman, Dow & Co.
Brastow Stove Co.
Brigham, C. & Co.
Brown, Rufus G.
Buerkel & Co.
Burrell, A. M., residence.
Carruthers, H. & Co., residence.
Chase, R. C.
Chickering, Elmer, 21 West St.
Clark, Geo. E., residence.
Coffin, Isaac & Co.
Cottings, C. E., office building.
Cottrell, M. F.
Davis, S. G. , residence.
Dercalzo, L. & Co.
Dodge, Haley & Co., store.
Dorchester Fire Insurance Co.
Dyar, P. J., store.
Engine House No. 22.
Foster, F. W. & Co.
Graffam, Peter, apartment house.
Grainger, Dr. W. H., residence.
Hillings, R. & Co., office.
Holt, S. L.
Ingalls & Kendrickson.
James, Mrs. Mary, residence.
losselyn, Capt. A. H residence.
Kettellr Bros., residence.
Le Bosquet Bros.
.\lansen, H.
Master Builders Association.
Maynard & Irwin.
Merrells, S. W., apartment house
National Hot Water Heating Co.
National Tube Works Co.
Norcross Reg. Co.
Palmer, Mrs. Samuel, residence.
Paul, G. K. & Co.
Perry, J. P. & Cc.
Police Patrol.
Pope Eugene A.
Richardson & Clement.
Ross, Nuttes & Seabury.
Rossmore Hotel.
Runkel & Co.
Russell & Burke.
Sanborn, A. A.
Sheldon, Frank M.
Slessinger, B., fiats.
Souther, J. K.
Slate Street Exchange.
Steen Mfg. Co.
Stowell, D.
Suets' College.
The Imperial, apartment house.
Thomas, H. A., apartment house.
Timmins & Manning.
U. S. Heating and Plumbing Co.
Walker, B. P.
Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co.
Walker, Horace E. & Co.
Weathered, Geo. M.
Wheeler. J. G.
Whitmore, Dr., flat.
White, T. R., apartment house.
Whittier Machine Co.
Williams Estate.
Woodward & Vinal.
Worrell, S. W.
Wright & Moody.
BOYIESTON.
Frink, Rev. L. W.
BROCKTON.
Battles, Geo.
Dunham. Chas.
Jones, S. G.
Kennedy, T. J.
Kimble, Rufus C residence.
Kingmann, H. M., office.
Piper & Armour.
Reynolds, J. E.
BROOKI.INE.
Gardner, H. L.
Windram, W. J
CAMBRIDGE.
County House.
Harvard University.
Hews, A. H. & Co.
Hotel Beacon.
Legg, C. E., C. E.
" Record " Building.
Sherman, Wm. H.
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
Chandler, I. A.
Gretn tS; Co.
Green, A. T.
CHAPINVILI.E.
Chapin, E. W.
CHAiiLESTOWN.
Baldwin, F. J., & Co. .store and opera house.
Charlestown Gas Co.
Hallowell Granite Co.
Pearce & Jackson.
Smith, William B.
CHELMSFORD.
Emerson, J. P.
CHELSEA.
Cheney, E. R.
Foster, F. W.
Frost, Hon. Rufus S., residence.
Robertson, Ino.
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^,-V~>iAr; JEKSCY CITY.N.J. "rj^ff^
THe ^UR^KA STEAM HEATING CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
The Plaxton Hot Water Heater.
THE PLAXTOX
consist'- of piiiis of
seftion*, and a back
and front, all water
spaces, securely bolt-
ed together at top and
bottom.
tup: bolts pass
fir-^Lgli the water
>I).ices. ind any dif-
reie.i'-e between the
e.pausiouof thi' bolts
md the sections is
Liken up by the rub-
ber or asbestos gaskets
iirmmg tho water
jjiiit
THE PECULIAR
shipe of the sections
permits expansion and
contraction without
diii/erof fracture.
EACH SEGTIOX
forms its portion of
Fire Pot, Smoke Flue
a.id Grate Surface.
THE JOIXTS are
milled perfectly true
and are packed will.
:i gasket made ex-
pressly for this pur-
pose. Taese joints
never leak.
They are made in
three liiffereiitlieiirhts. ;^
namely, 48, .56 and [s
68 inches, and 1'^
sizes. For work
needing larger sizes
than are shown in Cat-
alogue, we furnish
.Twin Heaters.
THE COXSTRUCTIOX of the Heater gives an immense heating surface.
HEAT AXD WATER travel thirteen feet from grate to outlet, and both move in the same direction, thus avoiding all cross currents and
m'vking positive circalation, which cannot be impeded by forcing.
EASILY CLEANED, as upon opening the fire door, all fire surfaces can be seen and reached.
THE AMOUNT OP WATER CARRIED in each Heater is accurately adjusted to the radiating surface to be supi>lied.
It has relatively greater surfa'jc in lire box and crown sheet thin has any other Heater. The proportion of grate surfice and fire surface to
our standard rating is the same for all sizes.
AIjlj EXl'OSKD PARTS of Heater except doors are water spaces.
THE RUUKlNti GRATE is c'lually well adapted for l)urning hard or soft coal, or wood. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE A. A.
«SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED »-
Eureka Vertical and Horizontal House Heating Steam Boilers,
Power Boilers of all Descriptions, Eureka Curb Box for Shutting off Gas, Water, &c.
Rocking Grates and Magazine Feeds for Horizontal Boilers.
JOBBERS IN ALL GOODS IMCIDENT TO THE HOT WATER AND STEAM HEATING TRADE.
Write for Steam Catalogue O. C. Address
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ROCHESTER, N. Y.
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^Z^tMRAb\M®S
REFERENe&S.
CHICOPEE FALLS.
Gibbs, Dr. L. J.
CLEMATIS BROOK.
Mass. School for Feeble Minded.
CLINTON.
Gibbs, A. K.
Gibbs, VV. H.
Patterson, Rev. F.
CONCOKD.
Keyes, J. M.
DALTOX.
B ;ston and Albany R. R. Station.
PEUH.AM.
-Ames' School.
DOKCHLSTER.
Brown, G. H.
Taft, C. A.
EAST BOSTOX.
Blim, G. W.
Huckins. F.
E. BKTDGEWATER.
Xutter, I. X.
EVERETT.
Cochrane Chemical Co.
Russell, Danie.
FALL RITER.
Alien, Chas., residence.
Boone. John H.
Borden Block.
Borden City School House.
Central Congregational Church.
Cook & Grew.
David, Wm. C, Jr.. residence.
Davis, W, W., residence.
Dwelley, Dr. Jerome.
Fall River Steam & Gas Pipe Co.
Flint, John D., residence.
Holmes, Charles J., residence.
Kelley, Edward.
Miller & Johnston, residence.
Quequechan Engine House.
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church.
Slade School House.
Weslgate, Jerome C, residence.
FALMOUTH.
Xickerson, E. S.
FISHERTILLE.
Fisher, Albert, residence.
FITCHBURG.
Ashton, W, E.
Cole, R. N.
Cowles, R. S.
Cummings, J. O.
Downs, Henry F.
Farnsworth, .\. A.
Hubbell, C. A.
Kennan, Willard M.
Litchfield, .\ndrew.
Mack ^: Jennison.
Putnam, H. O.
Putnam Machine Co.
Putnam, S. W.
Rice, H. L.
FLORENCE.
Grossman & Polmatier.
Gerhards, Mrs. \Vm.
Schumway & Riley.
FRAMINGHAM.
Bigelow, Prescott.
B. & A. R. R. Station.
Cloyes, Jas.
Manson, B. T.
Mason, Frank.
GARBNER.
Jaquith & Richardson.
Royal Steam Htg. Co.
GLOl"CESTER.
City Hall.
Uavis & Co.
Haskell. Loring B., residence.
Smith L. E.
Taft, Edgar S.
Tarr. Geo. J., & Co., factory and ofGce.
Wonson, John F., residence.
GRAFTON.
Fisher, George, residence.
Nelson, J. S., & Son, store.
Town Hall.
GKAMTEVILLE.
Sargent, A. C.
GREAT BARRINGTOX.
Brewer, J. A.
Collins, A. C, residence.
French, Dr. W. T., residence.
Gorham, E. L. ^
HoUister, E. E., residence. .5'
Van Lennep, E. J., residcijj^
Weir i: Leonard.
GREtNFlELD.
Lyons, Geo.
Potter. \V. X.
Whipple. R. P.
HALBROOK.
Underhay, John.
BARVARI).
Hildreth Bros.
HATFIELD.
Curtis, .\rlhur.
HAVERILL.
Cram, A. W.
HOLTOKE.
Blevly, Dr. Chas., residence.
Carpenter, J. H.
Carrington, H. C.
Holyoke Steam &: Gas Pipe Co.
HOUSATONIC.
Barnes, E, T.
HYANNIS.
Cash & Bradford.
HTDE PARK.
Morse, W. H.
ISDI.AN ORCH.ARU.
Miller, George W.
LANCASTER.
Harwood, X.. residence.
Morse, Geo. F., residence.
L.\WRENCE.
Allyn, Thos.
Childs, E. F.
Clarke, F. E.
Humpherys, C. J. R.
Rutter, W. F.
Rutter, W. F. & Co.
Sennoy, J. M.
Stearns, A. W'.
Wright, W. H. P.
LEE.
Baird. P. C.
Bauldwing, W. W.
Clark, A B., residence.
Congregational Church.
Cormick, John.
De Veramess, John.
Flynn F. A.
Griswold, John L., residence.
Grou, F. S.
Haden, Thos.
Hayes, M. H.
Hayes, M. H. & Co.
Hurlburt Paper Co.
Lee Xational Bank.
Malley, Edward.
Pease, F. M., residence.
Sabin, C. H.
Smith Paper Co.
Stone, W. .A..
Tainton, B. H.
LEICESTER.
Bigelow, W. H.
Conant, Houghton & Co.
Sayent, J. B.
Snow. J. W.
Snow, T. S.
Watson, H. L.
Watson, J.
LENOX.
Bull. W. B.
Canfield, R. B., store.
Schcrmerhorn, F. .\., residence.
Sloane, W. D., residence.
Tiilottson, S. W., residence.
Westinghouse, Geo., Jr., residence.
LITTLETON".
Conant, Houghton 6: Co.
LONGWOOD.
Tower. .A. J.
LOWELL.
Aver. T. C. .«c Co.
Baker, E. G. & Co.
Bennett, J. C, store.
Boutwell, R. M , residence.
Carolins, Thos., residence.
Central Block.
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Greenhouse Pipe*
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Reperences,
Charlotte, Mrs., residence.
City of Lowell Public Buildings.
Coburn, C. F., residence.
Donahue, Jas., residence.
Downing, W. G., residence.
Floyd, Warren L.
Francis, J. B., residence.
Garity, F. R., residence.
Glidden, C. J., residence.
Goodale, F. C, residence.
Goodale, W. W., residence.
Hatch, C. F., residence.
Hamilton Mfg. Co.
Haynes, Frank H.
Highland Congregational Church.
Jones, S. H.
Kingsley, Geo.
Lovejoy, E. W., residence.
Lowell Master Builders' E.xchange.
Luscomb, Mrs., residence.
Maxfield, R. A., residence.
Middlese.x Machine Co.
Minter, Jas., residence.
Mullen, D. W.
Munn, F. D., residence.
Nesmith, Thomas, office.
Noyse, E. J., residence.
Odd Fellows' Block.
Pearson, Albert, residence.
Pevey, J. M., residence.
Putnam, A., residence.
Putnam, F. E., residence.
Putnam, F. P., residence.
Railroad National Bank Building.
Raynes, Geo., residence.
Rice, C. N.
Richard Dobbin's Boiler Works.
Richardson, C. W. W., hotel.
Rogers. J. G., residence.
Ryan, J. A., residence.
Sayer, J. C.
Scribner, Chas., residence.
Scribner, Geo. A., residence.
Second Universalis! Church.
•Shaw, B. F. , residence.
Shed, F. B., residence.
Shepard, C. S., residence.
Smith, E. A., residence.
Smith, Geo, S., residence.
Spaulding, F. P., residence.
Stall, Chas. F.
Staples, R. H., residence.
St. Chas. Hotel.
Stevens, J. T.
Thomas, M. A., residence.
Viles, Dr. J. A., residence.
White, W. H., residence.
Whittier Cotton Mills., office.
Whittier, N., residence.
Wilson, J. M., residence.
Worthen St. Methodist Church.
Wright, N. M., residence.
I,UDLOW.
S. H. Halford.
LYNN.
Gushing, F. J.
Noble Stove Co.
Robson, J. J. C.
MALDEN.
Barrett, Henry O., residence.
Barrett, O. S., residence.
Bickford, Dr. Wm., residence.
Cook, A. & Co.
Cook, Adams.
Dowling, Thomas, residence.
Ellis, Albert M., residence.
Fisher, George.
Johnson, Benjamin.
Maple Wood School.
Pierce, Andrew, residence.
Seary, Chas. W.
Spiller, Joseph, residence.
Staples, Edward, residence.
Stevens, Chas. P., residence.
Stinson, Wm. B., residence.
MATNAKD.
Holt, A. D.
MEI.KOSE.
Boyle, Wm.
Ellis, Irving W., residence.
Kinsley, Wm. B., residence.
M.LFOIJD.
Swasey, Fred.
MILTON.
Hall, J. H.
NANTUCKtT.
Allen, Geo. C, residence.
Workman, W. H., sanitarium.
NATICK.
Biglow, F.
NEPONSET.
Dorchester Fire Insurance Co.
NEWBUK V PORT.
Reardon Bros.
Sargent, C. R.
NEWTON.
Lawson, Walter U., residence.
NEWTON VILl.E.
Judkins, Mrs. M. F.
Soden, A. H., residence.
NOKTH ABINGDON.
Murdock, W. S.
NOKTH ADAMS.
Arnold Paint Works.
Boland, P. J.
Bracewell, John.
Gaylord, W. H.
Hamblin, E. B. & Co.
Haynes, C. B.
Hunter, A. W.
Hunter, James & Son.
Jones, A. H.
North Adams Nat Bank.
North Adams Savings Bank.
North Adams Plumbing Co.
Pratt, Edwaid.
Scott, H. N.
Turner, Fred.
NORTH HAMPTON.
Chase, H. R., residence.
Foot, E. N.
NORTH ATTLEBOKOUGH.
Plash, W. Nelson.
Skinner, E. H.
N ORTHBOROUGH.
Chapin. E. W. & Co.
NORTH CHEI.WSFOKD.
Bradley Jno., residence.
Emerson, J. P., residence.
Gay 7iba., residence.
Moore, Geo. C, residence.
Wright, Mrs. S., residence.
NORTHFIELD.
Caldwell, Fred, residence.
Hotel Northfield.
Long, G. A., residence.
Lunsdy, C. A.
Sankey, Ira D., residence.
Word, Dr. R. C.
NORTH GRAFTON.
Nelson, J. S. & Son.
Norwood, Fay G. A.
PALMER.
Brown, C. A. & Co.
Hitchcoclc, W. H.
PITTSFIELD.
Atwater, Chas., residence.
Bailey, G. W., residence.
Bishop, Hon. Henry W., residence.
Bishop Memorial Bldg.
Cutting, Col. Walter, residence.
Guller, H. C, residence.
Harvey, Henry, residence.
Hopkins, G, N., residence.
Morse, A. S., residence.
Patten, Miss, residence.
Parsons & Seart.
Powell, Wm. W.
Redfield, Mrs. Chas. B.
Robbins, Gamwell & Co.
Sampson, E. Pope, residence.
PLYMOUTH.
Drew, C. P.
Harlow & Baily.
Mi.xter, J. W.
Newcomb, Marcellus.
PUTNA ni.
Dorson, Mrs.
Houghton, A.
Kent, B. M.
Leavens, A.
LeClain, P. M.
Stoddard, Seth.
Whittemore. Wm.
QUINCY.
Wolkms, L. C.
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RICHMOND'S
BRICK SET AND PORTABLE.
SEVEN YEARS RECORD OF SUCCESS.
WHAT ENGINEERS AND DEALERS SAY.
» •» * " We have up to this time set over fifty Victors,
and have had better success with them than with any
Steam Heater we ever handled." * * * *
•X- * * " We offer the Victor to our best friends and
customers, and look fur no complaints or after clap when
once properly set." * * * *
* * * ' Our experience in settinp; and observations of
Richmond's Victor confirms the wisdom of our election in
recommending it to our clienis." * * * *
RICHMOND'S
Victor Hot Water Heater.
TIE KICHMOND STflfE COMPANY,
NORWICH CONN.
BRICK SBT,
Has been thoroughly tested and receives the commenda-
tion of the best engineers.
WHAT THEY SAY.
' Absolutelv the best Hot Water Heater e.Mant."
Economy and efficiency in use are its claims, and it merits
them."
Leighton, Davenport & Co.
Isaac Coffin & Co ,
W. F. Higgins,
A. A. Pond,
Danforth & Clark,
Bangor, Me.
No. 52 Sudbury St., Boston.
379 I-exington Ave., New York
Minneapolis, Mini
Buffalo, N. N
H. R. Barker Manufacturing Co.,
Geo. R. Eslabrook.
Barker Bros.,
Dewstoe & Schneider,
Webster & Meathe,
L. H. Prentiss Co ,
Allan Black.
Lowell, Ma^-.
Springfield, Mas^.
. Newport, R. 1.
Cleveland, ().
Detroit, .Mich.
Nos. 203 and 205 Van Burcn St., Chicago.
St. Paul, Minn.
160
Rep&r&nces.
READING.
Austin, Henry K.
ROCKLAND.
B. & M. R. R.
Eastman Steam Heating Co.
Hunt, David F.
Tantoun, H. F.
Somerville Highlands Station.
SALEM.
Wendell, F. A.
Goodell, Z.
Millea, L. E.
SOUTH ABINGTON.
Whidden, H. F.
SOUTH BELLINIA.
Herrick, Geo.
SOUTH BOSTON.
Church of Rosary.
SOUTHBRIDGE.
Clemence, J. E.
Dresser, G. K.
Morse, E. T.
SOUTH FRAMINGHAM.
Sawyer, H. L.
SOUTH LEE.
Hurlbert Paper Co.
SPENCER.
Bevens, Rev. T. D., school.
Pike, F. D., residence.
SPRINGFIELD.
Atwater, Dr. D. F.. residence.
Blodgett, Edwin A., residence.
Clark, F. VV.
Currier, R. B., residence.
Estabrook. Geo. R.
First Baptist Church.
Frink, Geo. E.
Houghton, S. W.
Knight, A. M. & Son.
Oliver & Howland.
O'Reilly, Rt. Rev. Bishop, P. T., residence.
Phillips Mfg. Co.
Republican Block.
Rising, B. D., residence.
Seeger, Edward W.
Shumway, Mrs. Julia M., residence.
Smith, L. C, residence.
The Holly Whitmore Steam Heating Co.
Whitemore & Chase.
STATE FARM.
Blackstone, M. M.
State Farm.
STOCKRIDGK.
Kirk wood, J.
Yale, L. M.
STONINGTON.
Belcher. Geo. E.
TAUNTON.
Cooper, L. W.
Tew, Frank P.
TEWKSBURT.
State Alms House.
TOPSFIELD.
Woodbury, J. M.
TYNGSBORO.
Sutton, Dr. Chas., residence.
UXBRIDGB.
Capron, Henry.
Hayward, E.
Mowry, Mrs. L. M.
Taft, E. C.
WARE.
Stevens, Chas. A.
WARREN.
Putnam, W. A.
WAVERLY.
Mass. School for Feeble Minded.
WEBSTER.
Bigelow, E. N.
Piatt, John.
Smith, G. D.
WELLERSLT.
Boston and Albany R. K. Station.
WELLERSLY HILLS.
Boston and Albany R. R. Station.
WELLESLEY.
Manly, R. M.
Porter, F. H.
Vinal, S. L.
WESTBORO.
Frost, C. B. & Co.
WEST BOYLSTON.
Frink, L. W.
Holbrook, E. W.
WEST BROOKFIELD.
Blair, E. H., Post Office.
WEST FIELD.
Boston and Albany R. R. Passenger Station.
WESTFORD.
Cameron, A, T., residence.
Hddreth, C. L., residence.
WEST SOMERVILLE.
Hotel Woodbury.
WEST STOCKRIDGE.
Van Buskirk, Chas.
WEST WRENTHAM.
Davidson, Thomas, residence.
WEYMOUTH.
Clapp, A. W.
Gale, John B.
WHITINSVILLE.
Trowbridge, C. E,
Whitin, J. E.
WILLIAMSTOWN.
Carter, Prest. Franklin.
Cole, John M.
Fernald, Prof.
Gales, J. B. residence.
Hopkins, Mrs. Mark.
Sherman, B. H.
Williams College.
Williamstown Manufacturing Co.
WINCHENDON.
The Murdock School.
WINTHROP.
Belcher, E. S.
Frost, M.
WORCESTER.
Allen, Wm. & Sons, residence.
Asylum for Chronic Insane.
Braman, Dow & Co.
Buckingham, George B., two houses.
Caldwell, H. M., residence.
Church of Sacred Heart.
City Hospital.
Convent, Sisters Notre Dame.
Convent School, Vernon St.
Daniels, F. H.
Eaton, E. B.
Earley, W. H.
Gorham, C. L., Piano Manufactory.
Goulding, F. P.
Hall's Block.
Harrington, G H.
Hogg, W. J.
Kenerson, V. D.
Moen, P. L.
Pierce's Hotel.
Reed, E. H.
Roy, B. S.
Royal Steam Heater Co.
Safe Deposit & Trust Co.
Seeley, H. S., residence.
St. Anne's Church.
St. Peter's Church and Pastorage.
Sumner, Geo.
Taber, Jesse P.
Waite, R. P.
Washburn & Garfield Mfg. Co.
Wesson, J. E.
Whittall, M. J., office.
Winslow, S., six houses.
Worcester Carpet Co., office.
Worcester Lunatic Hospital.
Young, H. A.
WYOMING.
Russell Daniel.
ZYLONITK.
Amend, Robt. A., Architect.
Field, Lyman.
Howland, Chas., residence.
Ward, J. D., residence.
MICHIGAN.
ALPENA.
Rice, Chas. O.
ANN HARBOR.
Clark, A. M.
Hutzel cS: Co.
Jewett, Samuel P., residence.
BATTLE CREEK.
Holser, L. J., residence.
Raymond, Allan, residence.
Werstein, L., block.
161
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BELL
ARCHITECTS ALWAYS SPECIFY
BEJILILS
They liave no Superior for (Quality or Tone.
Manufactured by E. A. WILLIAMS ^ SON,
105, 107, 109 AND 111 PLYMOUTH ST., JERSEY CITY, N. J.
Send for Catalogue and Prices.
162
Referbnces.
BAY CITY.
Blackman, Chas. A.
Clements, II. C.
Clemen;s, Jas. & Son.
Cooke, H. J.
Davidson, Jas.
Eddy, S.
Farragut St. Public Srhool.
Finn & Fisher.
Gustin, R. A., residence.
Holcombe Bros.
Math, Hon. J. W. M.
Merrill, H. P.
Nichols, W. H.
Pratt, L. A.
Pralt & Keope.
Republic Hotel.
Si.xth Ward Public School.
Vaughn, W. A.
Walther. A.
Ward, Wm.
Watson Bros. & Lassell
CADUILIA.
Cummer, W. W.
CAPItLAC.
Cummer, J. & Son.
Cummer, W. W., residence.
CHAKIOTTE.
Foote & Church.
COLD WATER.
Eligh & Grundy.
DETROIT.
Berry, Thos.
Bruce's, W. W., residence.
Carter, David.
Craig, W. M.
Detroit Heating and Lighting Co.
Detroit Metal and Heating Co.
Fisher. Reynold.
Guilloz, Jno. F.
Guiney, Benj.
Macdonald Bros. & Co.
Monat, Jno. D.
Olien, R. C, M. D.
Palmer, B. W.
Scattens, Daniel, residence.
Stroa, Julius.
Walker, Jas. & Sons.
Webster & Meather.
Woodruff, C. E.
DOUGLAS.
Bishop & Freeman.
EAST SAGINAW.
Cook, Geo, G., residence.
Hoyt Public Library.
Keeler, Sanford, residence.
Kerr, Moore,
Pratt, L. A,, Bay City, Mich., residence.
St. Mary's Hospital.
?trasburg Building.
FLINT.
Decker, J. C, residence and store.
Dullan, J. C.
Hubbard & Wager.
Phillips, P. D.
Stone, O., residence.
Wood & Atvvood.
GRAND HAVEN.
O'Connell, Jas.
GRAND RAPIDS.
Belknap, John J., residence.
Byrnes, Mrs. Catharine, residence.
Challenge Corn Planter Co., office.
Gray, George W.
Hansman, Hon. Julius.
Herpolsheimer. W. G., residence.
Johnson, G. S.
Kirby, F. W., residence.
Leonard, Charles.
Macauley Bros.
Miller, Jno. W., residence.
O'Connell, Jas., residence.
Payden, Charles, residence.
School Buildings.
Shriver, Weatherly & Co.
Sproul & McGurrin.
Steamer, "J. C. Ford."
Steamer, " Samuel Marshal."
Union School Bldg.
Weatherly & Pulte.
Wyraan, D. P., residence,
GREENVILLE.
Sprague Bros.
HILLSDALE.
Ammerman, D, C,
Lawrence, C. E. & Co.
Sumer, Mrs. E,
HOWELL.
Jewett Block.
Jewett, Chas. G.
Livingston Co. Jail and Sheriff's office.
Livingston Co, Poor House.
IONIA.
Breckon, Robert J.
IRONWOOD.
McCann, Chas.
JACKSON.
State Penitentiary.
KALAMAZOO.
Dorgan, Thos.
Goldberg, Julius, residence.
Kalamazoo County Poor House.
Lawrence & Chapin Co.
Lawrence, W. S., residence.
Mich. Asylum for the Insane.
Palmer, Dr. Geo. C.
Roberts, M. W., residence,
Wersteen, L,, office, Battle Creek.
LANSING.
Allen, Claire.
Cooley, E. F.
Lansing Iron and Engine Works.
Wardwell, J. H.
LAPEER.
Chapman & White.
First National Bank.
Lapeer County House.
LEXINGTON.
Teuwexbury, J. E.
LUDINGTON.
Wing, C. G., residence.
MANKATO.
Christensen, II. P.
Hubbard, R. D
Lilly, E.
Mankato Linseed Oil Co.
Marsh, Geo. H.
Palmer, Geo. M.
Piper, G. F.
Walters, F. L.
Willard, J. A.
MARQUETTE.
Hotel Marqette.
Manhard. M. R.
St. Paul's Church.
Sullivan, Mrs., residence.
Sweat, J, B,
BeDell, A, B,
Sawyer, A. L.
Ullrich, R. C.
MENOMINEE.
, residence,
MT. CLEMENS
MUSKEGON.
Stores.
Barney, N. A
Central School Building.
City Hall.
Frobel School Building.
Hackley, C. H., residence.
Hamilton, C. J.
High School Building.
Hills, C. T., residence.
Howden, J. J.
Hume, Thos., residence.
Killup, W. M. M., residence.
Lee, Capt. S.
Long, H. O.
Mason, L. G., residence.
Misner, C, E,, resi' ence.
Muskegon Club Building,
Nelson School Building,
New School Building.
Nims, F, A.
Occidental Hotel.
Outhwait Block.
Ranson Street School.
Rogers Block.
School No. 3,
NEGAUNEI'.
Breitung House,
ORCHARD LAKE
Rogers, J, S.
OSCODA.
Loud, E, F.
PONTIAC.
Hinman, W, G.
Webb, A,, residence.
d63
RIFFINGIRON'CO'
^^/CiirRADlMONk^
THE "eilNT" METAL iMH CHMH
Thoroughly Reliable and an Economical Substitute for COED for Hanging
Weights to Windovsrs.
3yn.A.3SrXJF.A.CT"0"E,EI3 oj<ri_.-z' B"5r
The Smith & Egge Manufacturing "Co
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
It is in use at the Patent Office, "Washington, and many
other prominent buildings all over the country.
It gives f atisfaction wherever it is used. Its Tensile
Strength, and Wearing ftuality is simply Wonderful.
The "Giant" Metal is made expressly for us only, and no
other metal offered in the market is equal to it for this
purpose.
The company also manufacture excellent chains at loivcr
prices than the "Giant" Metal, in '• Red Metal " (copper an I
tin mixture) and Steel.
Steel Axle, square grooved Pullies in Iron and Real Bronz. .
Single and double grooved with balancing fixtures for the lai-
ter to carry two strands of chain side by side for heavy weiyli:-
— all being nice goods.
Also "Jewett" Double and Single Acting Butts.
s. s. s. s.
SIMPLE, SENSIBLE STRONG AND SECURE.
In use in the Produce Exchange and Stewart Buildings, N'ew
York, and many other elegant structures throughout the countrv.
Send for Descriptive Circular.
Steam Dan^per Regulators.
Tills Cut shows the Section of our
k Steam Damper Regulators
There are only Two Sizes, weighing 15 and 30 pounds,
YET IT WILL DD THE WORK DF LARGER # MDRE CDSTLY MACHINES.
EACH MACHINE IS NICKEL PLATED. PRICES $60 AND $100
An Iron Bracket and 25 feet ofCbain with ea< li one.
"We also manufacture Eeducing Valves, Pressure Eegulators, Pump
Governors, Balanced and Lever Valves, and other Steam
Regulating Devices. Send for Price Lists to
MASON REGULATOR CO.,
BOSTON, MASS.
464
^^MrMm^
Keferenceis.
I'OKT HURON.
Haslet, Jas. H.
Martin, W. I. K., residence.
Richardson & Gibson.
Tliompson, Geo., residence.
K0.1IK0.
Kennedy, Albert.
SAGI>AW.
Barnard Block.
Eureka Heating \' \'ent. Co , office.
HoUister, F W., residence.
Louis Quinnan, office building.
Louis Quinnan, post utlice.
Sibley & Bearringer building.
West Side Club.
SAULT STE. IVIAKIE.
Anderson, C. L.
Anderson, E. A., residence.
Bank of Commerce Bldg. and Custom House,
Hickler, John cS: Son.
Kamp, Geo., residence.
Plummer, H., residence.
Plummer, W. H.
Ripley, Jas., residence.
ST. LOUIS.
Elwell, Col. J. A.
TRAVERSE CITY.
Hannah, Lay & Co
Traverse City Jail.
TI'SILANTl.
Drury & Taylor.
MINNESOTA.
BKAINERD.
Kinslow, A. G.
CHASKA.
School Building.
DULUTH.
Costella, J. I.
Duluth Nat'l Bank.
Dwyer, P. V. cSi Co.
Hartley, G. G.
Patten & McMillan.
Sweeny, R. O.
EAU CLAIRE.
Bailey, Hon. W. F., residence.
GLENCOE.
Gilbert, G. K.
Knight & Dean, Bank.
HASTINGS.
Heath, Geo. M.
LAKE CITY.
Dwelle, G. M.
Gillett, H. & Son.
GiUett, H.
Masonic Hall.
Young, C. F. & Bro.
LA SEUR.
Smith, E. R., residence.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Callom Block.
Crosby, John, residence.
Gale, S. C, residence.
Lee, H. E., residence.
Levi, G. L.
Little, F. E.
Livermore. C. H.
Long iS: Kees.
Mable Taintcr Memorial Blcg.
Martin, F. S.
McKnight, S. T., residence.
Northrop, Wm., residence.
Phelps, E. J., residence.
Pilsbury, Geo., residence.
Porter Steam Heating Co.
Rugg, Fuller & Co.
Tunstead & Moore, store.
Webb, H. C , residence.
OWATONNA.
Minnesota Academy.
ROCHESTER.
Gooding, A., residence.
STILLWATER.
Becker, Joseph, saloon and residence.
Clark, M.M., residence.
Folsom, CoL E. L., residence.
Grand Opera House.
Heitman, Chas., restaurant.
Hersey, E. L., residence.
Hersey, Col. R. F., residence.
Searle, J. N.
Stillwater Hardware Co.
ST. PAUL.
Bank of Minnesota.
EUer, H. C.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
First National Bank.
Fox, J. L. & Co.
German American Insurance Building.
Holland & Tho;iipson Mfg. Co.
Merchants' Hotel.
Osborne, E. F.
Porter Steam Heating Co.
Rugg, H. P. & Co.
State Gapitol.
Stickney, A. B., residence.
Strong, F. P.
ST. PETER.
Insane Hospital.
WABASHA.
Southworth, A. B.
WINONA.
Launberton, Hon. Harry.
Ludewig, Hon. Jno. , Mayor.
MISSISSIPPI.
CLARKSDALE.
Griffing, W. D. & Co.
JACKSON.
Bustamenle, G. D.
niERIDAN.
Rice, Dr. C. A., Supt. E. Miss. Insane Asy
lum.
PASS CHRISTIAN.
Mexican Gulf Hotel.
Pass Christian Institute.
MISSOURI.
CAMERON.
Bohartz, W. H.
Pash, R. A.
CLINTON.
Holliday, Geo. S.
COLUMBIA.
State University.
FULTON.
Institution for Deaf and Dumb.
State Lunatic Asylum
HANNIBAL.
Chadwick, Chas. & Co.
Dubach, D.
Price, J. B.
HERMAN.
Herzoy, Wm.
Stark, George, residence.
KANS.4S CITY.
Bewsher, Jas.
Blossom, Mrs. Elizabeth, residence.
Brady, J. H.
Centropolis Hotel.
Crcighton & Co., D. F.
Durham House Drainage Co.
Elliott, H. M. & Co.
Goss Heating and Plumbing Co
Hanley & Keraghan.
Hasbrook, C. E., residence.
Hornbrook, E. D., & Co.
Johnson, D. D.
Kansas City Hot Water Heating and Plumb-
ing Co.
Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Loan and Trust
Co.
Union Depot.
Wiight, M. B.
Yates, Jas.
KIRKSVILLE.
State Normal School.
NEVADA.
Bell, M. Fred., State Architect.
NORTH SPRINGFIELD.
Perkins Water Works Mfg. Co.
SPRINGFIELD.
Springfield Fdy. & Machine Co.
ST. LOUIS.
American Central Building.
Bank of Commerce.
Beal, P. R.
Beers, Geo. S., apartment house.
Bell, J. W.
Brandt, J. G.
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McNab & Harlin Mfg. Co.,
Manufacturers of
BRASS COCKS ANDIYALVES
FOR STEAM, WATER AND GAS.
WROUGHT IRON PIPE and FITTINGS,
Plumbers' Materials.
6EAMUES5 PRASS # COPPER TUBES.
No. 56 John St., New York.
FACTORY PATERSON, N. J.
Catalogue and Price List -will be sent to the trade with their
first order, or by express, if desired, before ordering.
166
Reperences.
Concordia Seminary.
Crane, fieo. F.
Faust's, A. E.
First Congregational Church.
Hudson, J. L.
Kupferle Bros. Mnf'g Co.
Lincoln Flats.
Lindell Hotel.
Nelson, N. O. Mnf'g Co.
Odd Fellows' Building.
Phipps & Wallace.
Provident Savings Bank.
Public Schools.
Richardson, J. C.
Ripley & Bronson.
Rosenheim, A. F.
St. Louis Club House.
St. Louis Heating and Ventilating Co.
St. Louis Natl. Bank.
Sprague, J. R. & Son.
Tutt, D. G.
ST. JOSBFH.
Bartlett, W. H.
Eckel & Main, Architects.
Herbert, M. E.
Michael, W. A.
Y. M. C. A. Building.
MONTANA.
BILLINGS.
Soule, George.
BOZEMAN.
Boyle & Rich.
Nevitt, W. M.
Story, Nelson.
Willson, General, residence,
BUTTE CITY.
De Wolfe, S.
Grix, R.
Heesch & EUerbeck.
High School.
Leyson & Tuerk.
Montana Sanitary Plumbing and Steam Heat-
ing Co.
HELENA.
Adams, Henry, residence.
Bailey, W. G., block.
Cannon, C. W., residence.
Chossman, W. A., three residences.
Clarke, Albert G., residence.
Duff, Mrs. Fabitha, residence.
Episcopal Church.
Floyd-Jones, R. H., residence.
Gilpatrick, S. C, residence.
Hanser, Geo. S. T., residence.
Helena Steam Heating and Supply Co.
Holter, A. M., H?rdware Co.
Jacobs, Mrs. Amelia, residence.
Jones & Galen, Atlas block.
Jones, S. J., two residences.
Merchants' Nat Bank.
Montana Nat. Bank, block.
Parthen, H. M., residence and two blocks.
Phelps, L G., block.
Power & Keefe, block.
Power, Sullivan it Phelps, Diamond block.
Power, Senator, T. C, two blocks.
Reeder, Geo. K.
Russell, Joseph, residence.
Sanders, Senator, W. F., residence.
Sturrock, Frank, residence.
St. Vincent's Academy.
Toole, E. W., block.
Toole, J. R. (Governor of Montana) resi-
dence.
U. .S. Assay Office, Government Building.
Word, S., residence.
MILES CITY.
Barnard, F.
MISSOULA.
Higgins Bank.
St. Patricks Hospital.
NEBRASKA.
BEATRICE.
Barclay, F.
Cook, D. A.
Ellis, Jno.
King, Will.
McConwell \. N
Smith, L E.
Walback, M. S.
BLAIR.
Heroes, A. P.
CRETE.
Foss, F.
High School.
Johnson, \. R.
FAIRBURG.
Champlain, L. C.
Gribben, G. W.
Kinyon, V.
GENOA.
Clark, T. R., M. D.
GRAND ISLAND.
Phillips, F. C.
Porter, H. J.
GRANT.
HASTINGS.
Anson & Pratt.
Brown, Robt.
Burggrof, J. G. & Son
Damron, N.
Dumerson, F. N.
Hartwell, Jas, B.
Nebraska Loan and Trust Co.
Prall, Geo. H.
Roher, W. S.
KE.4RNET.
Allen, H. J., residence.
Baker, N. A., residence.
Curric, J. C, residence.
Ellis, Geo., residence.
Finch, C. B., residence.
Frank, Sr., G. W., residence.
Frank, Jr., G. W., residence.
Gamble, Ross., residence.
Gilchrest, F. H., residence.
Guston, A. J , residence.
Henderson, C. H., residence.
Nevious, S. M., residence.
Pratt, Warren, residence.
Scott, Wm. T. , residence
Snowden, A. J., residence.
LINCOLN.
Academy of Music.
Cooper, W. J., & Cole Bros.
Ewing Clothing Co., block.
Kosmeyer, F. A. & Co.
O'Neill, J. H.
Phillips, Capt. O. R.
Phillips, R. O.
Pomerene & Percival.
NORFOLK.
Barnes, J. B., residence.
Wiley Hardware Co.
NORTH PLATTE.
First National Bank.
OMAHA.
Churchill Pump Co.
Lewis, E. V.
McCaffrey, Hugh, business block.
Omaha Club.
Perkins, L P.
Wind, W. S., Engine and Pump Co.
YORK.
Sedgwick & Powers.
Sherman, N. A.
Shidler, Dr.
The Meades State Bank.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
BOSCAWEN.
Merrimack County Poor Farm Buildings.
CLAREMONT.
Beckwith, H. R.
Dow, R. K.
Rand & Rice.
Bancroft, Dr. J. D.
Carter, Dr. W. G., residence.
City Hospital.
Eagle Hotel.
Emery, Geo.
Hazelton, D.
Kimball, D. J.
Larkin, P.
Minnis & Paige.
New Hampshire Insane Asylum.
New Hampshire Savings Bank.
Stevens, L. D.
Todd. Geo. E.. residence.
Unitarian Church.
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HUNDREDS OF PATTERNS IN
TABLE, BANQUET, PIANO AND HANGING.
FENDERS, ANDIRONS, FlREj.SETS, Etc.
'Brass, Cast and Hand Forged Wrought Iron.
A Full Line of Samples shown at our Salesrooms.
NEW YORK,
Za Park Place, 21 Barcl ly Street.
BOSTON,
18-1: Franklin Street.
CHICAGO,
88 Wabash Avenue.
FACTORIES AND OFFICES, MERIDEN, CONNECTICUT.
168
References.
Vermont Insane Asylum.
Woodward Building, store and offices.
DOVER.
Bellamy Club,
Cacheco Mfg, Co
Dover Foundry and Machine Works,
Jennoy, J. M.
Littlefield, Frary & Co,
Munns, Jas.
Viltum, Col, B. Frank,
FISHERV1I,I,E.
Catholic Parsonage.
FRANKLIN FALLS.
Clark & Haynes,
Griffing, G. VV,, residence.
Haynes & Kidder.
Kemple, G. R, & Co., store.
UOBHAia.
Demond Bros.
Fuller, A. W.
HANOVER.
Cobb, S. W,
Hardy, Prof, H. L,
HINSDALE,
Robertsons. F. W,
KEENE,
Davis, Wright & Co.
Mullard, II. W,
KINSDALE,
Roberts, F. W.
LACONIA.
Busiel, Frank E.
Folsom A.
Lawrence, E, T. & Co.
Laconia Car Cc.
Moulton, Hon, Jno, C,
Newton. N. D,
Putnam, Perley.
Russell, N. D,
LAKE VILLAGE,
Cole Mfg. Co,
LANCASTER.
Cobleigh & Moore,
LEBANON,
Heildrcth, C. M. & Son.
MANCHESTER,
City of Manchester, (Engine House),
Dearborn, Henry
Elliott Hospital,
Fauchier, H. I.
Lane, Thos. A.
Manchester House,
Manchester Heating and Lighting Works,
Pike & Heald,
The J, B, Varick Co.
MARLBORO,
Merriam Bros,
NASHUA.
Bickford, J. D., residence.
Cross, Jno. A., residence.
Cross, Levi S,, residence.
I Davis, Henry H.
Farley, Mrs. E. A,, residence,
Forsailh, Charles, residence.
Gay, A. E.
Gregg, W. A., residence,
Howard, J, W., residence.
Jackman, C, B. & Son,
Jackman, Frank E., residence.
Jackman, S, S. & Co.
Phaneuf, H. C.
Roby, L. A,, residence.
Wood, E. O., residence,
PENACOCK,
Bell, W. H,
PORTSMOUTH.
Sweetser, Jno, F,
TROY,
Starkey, Geo,
Starkey, Lanson.
AVESTVILLE.
Beecher, E. B.
Beecher, L. A.
WHITEFIELD.
Noyes, J, E. & Co,
WINCBESTER
Capron, C, E.
Merrill, B. C,
Winchester Steam Heating Co,
WOODS VI LLE,
Grafton Co, Farm.
NEW JERSEY.
ALLAMUCHT
Ayers, W, S,
ALLENDALE,
Rhodes, Chas, R.
ALLOWAIS,
Moners, Mr,
Stretch, Mr.
Thomas, Howard.
Van Lier, H. S,
ANTHONY.
Apgar, N, L.
ARLINGTON,
Allen, R,, residence.
Allen & Heath, store
Ackerman, Chas.
Arlington Public School.
B ckett Foundry and Mach, Co., offices.
Cobb, G. B.
Edmonds, J, Wesley, residence.
Green, H. C, residence,
Hathaway, J, O,, residence.
Heath, W. L., residence.
Holmes, T, D., residence
Jarvis, R. R,
Logan, W,, residence,
Rogers, W,, residence.
Roome, H. R,, residence.
School,
Stowe, I. A., residence.
Sudderly, H,
Wood, S.
ASBlTRf PARK.
Asbury Park Public School.
Board of Trade Rooms.
Brown, Mrs. Wm,, residence.
Brown, Wm, A,
Byram Bldg,
Coleman House,
Crowell, B, & Co.
Electric Light Works,
Grand Ave, Hotel,
Mills, W. S.
Mitchell, Dr, H., residence.
Moss, Isaac, residence.
New Grand Opera House.
Parisen, R. F.
Powley, Frank,
Ripley, J, S,
Stauffer, Wm. H., photograph gallery.
Stout, A, T,
West End Hotel.
White, Uriah, residence.
Wynans, John, grocery.
ATLANTIC CITY,
Atlantic City Water Works,
Brighton Hotel,
Buck & McClellan,
Eldridge, L. H,
Freeman, L, E,
Haddon Hotel.
Hemsley, F, W. & Son,
Hotel Burkley.
Jackson, G. W.
Lee, E. S.
Newman, Jos.
San-Marcos Hotel,
Seaside Hotel.
Solomon, Isaac,
Vermont House.
Warrington, Dr.
AVON-BV-THE-SEA
Avon Inn.
BASKIN RIDGE,
Moore, C, A.
BAYONNE.
Bayonne Barrel Factory, oliice.
Bonny, Geo, W., residence.
Bulen, G, F,
Coward, Mr,
Eddows, R. T.
Ellsworth, Joseph, residence,
Farr, Wm. C, residence,
German Lutheran Church.
Hansen, Joseph G., residence
Isabell, Mr,
Killeen, Rev, T, M,
Russell, I, W,
Small, Mr.
St. Ma'y's Church.
Stillman, Mr,
Watters, Sam'l, residence,
Wiggam, J.
Wiggins, L,
Worden & Brady,
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JERSEY CITY, N. J.
-. .. * MANUFACTURERS OF ► »■ ••
Tinners', Canners, Plunfibers, Wire, Silver and Spelter
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AILIL CILiA^BEB OF MACHINERY.
PURK ALUMINUM
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Ingot, Wire, Castings and Sheet.
PIG AND BAR TIN.
PIG AND BAR LEAD.
ANT.^o^^- gpeuref ■ ^^ppef- ^^.sH ^g.eHTS-
Old Lead, Copper, Tin I Lead Dross taken in Exchange, Cash or Trade.
170
Repbrences.
I5EACH HAVEN.
Hotel Englesidf.
ItELLEVILLE.
Smith, Chas.
St. Peters R. C. Churcli.
UtLVlDEKE.
Drake, Richard T , residence.
Givens, Geo. R., liotel.
Kelsey, A. B., residence.
Kelsey, Blair, residence.
Kinmore, A.
Lambach, A., hotel.
Marrow, Wm. H., law office.
McEwan, W. W., residence.
McGee, Dr. Wm. H., residence.
McMurtrie, Abra.u. residence.
McMurtrie, Geo K., residence,
Sampsell, Alex., residence.
Trester, Jacob, residence.
Wildrick, Jason K.
BEKGEN POINT.
Bellman, C. A.
Dobson, Thos.
McGinnis, A.
BEKNAKDSVII.tE.
Gassabrant, E. F
BLACK MILLS.
Snyder, C. H.
BL.IIRSTOWN.
Blair, Dr. J. J.
Blair, Hon. John 1.
Blair Presbyterian Academy.
Howell, W. H.
Miller, Conrad.
Presbyterian Parsonage.
Presbyterian Music Hall.
Stauffer, G. E.
Vail, I. D.
Vail, W. H.,M D
BI.OOMFIELI).
Bancroft, J. M.
Camp, F. T., architect.
Ellers. E.
Hall, F. S.
Madison, R.
Morris, A. T.
Ward, T. H.
BLOOMSBURY.
Dalrymaple, Robt.
Dalrymaple, Wm.
Little, W. S., M. D., residence.
Willever, J. J.
Willever, J. V.
BOUND BROOK.
Close, W. H.
Gaddis House.
McNabb, Robt.
Reynolds, Mr.
BOKDENTOWN.
Adams, T. N., residence.
Bordentown Female College.
Bordentown Military School.
Enright, Jas. & Co.
The J. V. Carter Co.
Woodward, J. B., residence.
BRANCerORT.
Dobbins & Loeb.
Monroe Hotel.
BRIDGETON.
Anderson, M.
West Side Mach. Co.
BRIGHTON.
Allen, William, residence.
Bright, B. T., residence.
Buck, Robert, residence.
Coyle, Rev. L, E , residence.
Cumberland County Alms House.
Cumberland National Bank.
Cumberland Nail and Iron Co.
Garrison, Prof. W. O., residence.
Hohenstal's Hotel.
McGear. Charles P.
McGear, H. H.
Minch, F. B.
Nixson, W. G.
West Presbyterian Church.
Woodruff, W. H.
BUDDS LAKE.
Mitchell, Geo.
BURLINGTON.
Burlington M. E. Church.
Wood, R. F.
BUTLER.
White, Walter C.
CALDWELL.
Lane, I.
CALIFON.
Adamson, J. H.
Hoffman, J.
Philhowers, P.
CAMDEN.
Camden and Atlantic R. R., office.
New Jersey Trust Co. Bl'd.
West Jersey R. R., office.
CAPE MAT.
Allen, Geo. W. , cottage.
CEDARVILLE.
Bateman, Dr. E. R.
CHATHAM.
Lum, M. B.
CHESTER.
CoUis, Wm. E.
Davis, J. K.
Drake, H. P.
Jenkins, F. N.
Lansom, Mary.
Presbyterian Parsonage.
Yawger, Jas. C.
CLAYTON.
Moon, Bros.
Silven, A. J.
CLIFTON.
DeMott, Geo. V.
Merselis, John H.
CLINTON.
Bonnel, Mrs. E. A.
Hildeck. Alfred.
Morrill, F. T.
CONSTABLE HOOK.
Tide Water Oil Co.
CONVENT STATION.
St. Elizabeth's Academy.
CRANDELL.
Chapin, H. A.
CRANBURT.
Applegate, Chas.
D.AYTON.
Reynolds, J. R.
DECKEKTOWN.
Adams. F. P., residence.
Coons, J. J., residence.
DeCamp. Wm.
Lawrence, J. L & .Sons.
Little, J.
Loomis, L. J.
Margerum, Theo. F.
Mills & Adams.
Wilson, C. A.
DEMOREST.
Herring, A.
DOVER PLAINS.
Hanna, J. A.
DOVER.
Arndt, Jno.
Baker, W. H., building.
Bennett, R. A., M. D.
Buck, P. C.
Conlen, Richard.
Dover Boiler Works.
Drummer, Jno.
Eckhart, Jno. J.
First M. E. Parsonage.
Goodale, W. E.
Hairhouse, I.
Hurd, J. W.
Martin, John H.
MoUer, Daniel.
Pierson & Co,
Public Schools.
Richards, Geo. & Co., two buildings.
Searing, J. W.
Shepherd, Rev. J. A.
Simpson, J. H.
St. Mary's Church Parsonage.
Tippett, Frank.
Tillyer, Dr. B. J., office.
Tillyer, L. D.
The Union Bank.
Westervelt, G. H.
Wiedrick. David, residence.
Wood, Mrs. W. A.
DRAKESVILLE.
Frothingham, H. B.
King, Theo. F.
Riggs, Mrs. Nancy.
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References.
EDENTOWN.
Boyle Chas.
Littlefield, Chas.
Stevens, W. R.
Waere, Peter.
EDGEWATER PARK.
Hinners, E. H. & Co., factory.
Hinners, E. H., residence.
EGG HARHOK.
Gardner, J. J.
Senn, Edward.
ELIZABETHPORT.
Brandt, Peter, residence.
Clauss Bros., residence.
Clauss, Geo., residence.
Coleman, Jas. G., residence.
Gilhowly, Judge, P. H., residence.
Moore Bros.
Moore & Bartlett.
Moore, S. L. & Sons Co.
Moore, Samuel L., Jr.
Singer Manufacturing Co.
Stearns, W. VV.
St. Patrick Church.
ELIZABETH.
Battin, Jos.
Breidt, Peter, residence.
Faulks, Jas. H.
First National Bank.
Hoover, W. H., Jr., architect.
Jacques, C. E., architect.
Public School No. i.
Public School No. 4.
Stearns, W. W., Supt. C. R. R. of N. J.
St. Patrick's Church.
Snow, J. P.
Thornton, S. P.
Woodruff, E. C.
ENGLEWOOD.
Bliss, Delos, residence.
DeRonde, Abraham.
Freudenthal, I., residence.
Hendricks, J. R.
Ireland. J. R.
EA.ST ORANGE.
Adams, A.
Baldwin, Elias M., residence.
Doup, Thos. V.
East Orange Opera House.
Frederick, Jas. R., residence.
Greenfield, Jas. H., residence.
Hall, Chas., residence.
Hoffman, Chas, residence.
James, W. H. H., residence.
King Jno. S., residence.
Knapp, F. W.
Lang, F.
Mandeville, Dr. H. A., residence.
Manger, Nicolas, residence.
Pickslay, J. D., residence.
Roche, A.
Worth, Mrs. Maria, residence.
Williams, Charles S.. residence.
ELMER.
Cheesman, Dr.
FIELDSBORO.
Mayers, Joseph.
FIN1)ERNE.
Thompson, A. D.
FLElVUNGTOy.
Bartells, W.
Connet, Jno L.
Conklen, E. P.
Fleming Social Club.
Herr H. Burdett.
Hopewell Hall.
Hopewell, J. B.
Humphrey, Lambert, hotel.
HuntcrJon Co. Nat. Bank.
Kline, A. K.
Knight Templers Room.
Kuhl, R. H.
Large, G. H.
Post-ofBce.
Public School.
Shields, Capt. John, residence.
Stockton Jno. H.
FORT LEE.
Abbott, Jas.
FREEHOLD.
Brakeley, Jos.
FKENCHTO^VN.
Apgar, W. C, Hotel.
Haring, A. B.
Lone, C. P.
Uhler Michael.
Union National Bank.
GERMAN VAILET.
Bartles, E. M., residence.
Presbyterian Church.
Stephens, F. D. residence.
Stephens, F. D., store.
Weise, E., residence.
Welsh, J. C.
GLASBORO.
Warrick, J. Price.
GLEN RIDGE.
Campbell, Ira.
GLOUCESTER.
Thompson, Wm.
GREENVILLE.
Bamber Hall.
Chase, F. N.
Dominican Convent.
J. C. Fire Dept. New Truck Hous
Olhauser, Fred.
Wetmore, Mrs. E. W.
GREENWICH.
Stathams, D. J.
HACKENSACK.
Ballage, Robt.
Banta, A. B., residence.
Ranta, C. T., residence and store.
Bergen County Buildings, Jail and Recording
Offices.
Cadmus, C. J., residence.
Conklin, P. L , residence.
Demarest, S. R., Jr., residence.
Doremus, J. C, residence.
Eckerson, E. E., residence.
Ferdon, Wm. H., residence.
Grode, J. O., residence and store.
Hackensack Hall and Armory.
Harris, C. A., residence.
Huyler & Son.
Jacobson, Mrs. S. H., residence.
Kirby, Richard, residence
Lozier, William S., residence.
Mendelsohn. H., residence and store.
School Dstricts No. 31 and 32.
Shackelton, O. C, residence.
Smith & Shafer, Messrs., building.
Van Saun, C. J., residence.
Williams, Mrs. Jane, residence.
HACKETTSTOWN.
Biiell, A. B.
Campfield, Margaret, residence.
Drake, W. N.
Flock, J. D., residence.
Grosjean, Mrs. C. T., residence.
Hackettstovvn National Bank.
Howell, T. B., residence.
Mitchell, Geo. I.
Trimmer, Dr. Asa.
HADDENFIELD.
Bell Bros.
HAMMONTOWN.
Packard, E. S.
HARRI.SON.
Church of the Holy Cross and Pastoral, resi-
dence.
Sacred Heart Convent.
HELMETTA.
Helme, Geo. W. & Co., offices and stores.
HIBERNIA.
Richards, Beach & Co,
Richards, Geo. & Co.
HIGB BRIDGE.
Bryant. G. L.
Eaton. J. H.
HIGHTSTOWN.
Annex t) Peddie Institute.
De Macknett, M.
Franklin, Dr. G. F.
Fisk, D. V. & Son.
Longstreet Memorial Library.
Shangle, John R.
Shangle, S & Son.
HIGH'WOOD.
James, Col. S. A.
UOIiOKEN.
Aca !emy of the Ir'ac ed Heart.
American Lead Pencil Factory, 5th and Clirton
Streets.
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important information.
A \'ertical fall being essen-
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be planned for, and If the
preparatory work is inclufled
in the building contract,
quite a saving can be made.
The Mail Chute by arrange-
ment with the postal authori-
ties, is furnished with a
"U. S. Mail Box," in con-
nection with the FREE
U. S. collection service.
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Reperences.
Baley, J. G.
Beck, A. J.
Besson, J. C, residence.
Canfield, H., P. R. R.
Chamberlain, Mr.
Cheney, Dr. C. D.
City Hall.
f hurch of the Holy Innocence.
Church of Our Lady of Gr^ce.
Cop. us, Geo.
Coopers, Geo.
Consolidated Iron Worlcs.
Coy'.e, M., hall.
Delancy, Dr. F.
D. L. & W. R. R. Co.
Duenkel, L. E.
Fehr, Dr. J.
First National Bank, Newark a^'d Hudson Sts
German Club.
Heitemeyer, C.
Hexamers, Phillip, riding academy.
Hirtler's Sons, C, pork packint;.
Hoboken Bank for Savings.
Hoboken Land and Improvement Co.
Hoboken High School.
Holtin, H. C.
Jacobs, H. R., theatre.
Jenvey, Rev. W. R.
Mathey, J.
Meyers Hotel.
Mill & Ferguson.
Newman, K. & Co.
Otz, E.. silk mills.
Public School, No. 4.
Public School, No. 6.
Public School. No. 8.
Reed, Bros., building, 8g Washington St.
Round House, D. L. & VV. R. R.
Second National Bank.
Sinclair, G. M., No. 34 4th St.
Smith Bros., butcher shop.
Smith, James, residence.
St. Michael's Monastery.
St. Paul's Rectory.
Timken. H. L., Hotel.
Vanderbeck, H. A., 145 Willow Ave.
J.4MESTOWX.
Kent, A. F.
JERSEY CITY.
Apgar, E. N., Glenwood Ave.
Applely, Charles.
Arion Singing Society.
Battin, Rev. S. H.
Bedle, Hon. J. D., 473 Jersey Ave.
Berkley Club.
Bidwell, Mrs. A. G.
Bidwell, H. C.
Bidwell, Dr. H. G.
Brinkerhoff, W. M.
Brinkman & Houck.
Brown, Capt.
Brown, Joel W.
Brown, T. C, & Van Anglen. building.
Cairns, Mr.
Carteret Club House.
Castens, H.
Central Railroad, Ferry offices.
Clark Bros.
Cleveland, A. B., Seed Co.
Coffin, Wm. W.
Colgate & Co.
Coughlin, Geo., residence.
C. R. R. of. N. J., depot.
Culver Building.
Gushing, N. B.
Daniels, Mrs. Chas. H.
Daument, A.
Dewar. Capt. J. R , residence.
Dickinson, W. H. & Co.
Dodge & Co's office.
Domestic Spring Hcd Co., building.
Dominican Convent.
Earnest, V. H.
Emery M. E. Church.
Evans, W. T.
Evening Journal Building.
Farner, W. W.
Fenner, J. H.
Fields. J. B.
First National Bank.
Fountain, Geo. C, drug store.
Fountain, Geo. C, residence.
Fuller Building.
Furst Bros., store.
German Evangelical Church.
Gibson, W. F.
Gifford, G.
Gifford, Livingston.
Gregory Building.
Grossman, R. C.
Grumbach, Mrs. Eugene.
Grumbach, F.
Gurney, W. H.
Hamlin, H.
Harris, William.
Hartzheim, J.
lleadden, Geo.
Henderson, A., residence.
Henderson, Chas., residence.
High Service Reservoir Bld'g
Hilton, J. A.
Hitchcock, W. H.
Holden, D. L.. residence.
Home for Aged Germans.
Houck Bros,, factory, Johnston Ave. and Pine
Street.
Hudson County National Bank.
Hudson County Penitentiary.
Hussa, O., residence.
Ingwersen Building.
Jersey City Academy of Music.
Jersey City Athletic Club.
Jersey City Board of Trade.
Jersey City Electric Light Co.
Jersey City Insurance Co.
Jersey City Post Office.
Kniffen, J. H., 93 Washington street.
Kydd, Celes.
Lampson, Mortimer, M. D., residence.
Lang, Oscar.
Lehigh Valley Coal Docks.
Leslie, Hugh.
Lorillard, P. & Co. 's., office.
Lyon, F. W., residence.
Mahoney Flats. 8th street, between Jersej
Ave and Erie street.
Marvin, N. R., residence.
McBurney, J. C, residence.
McKay, Hugh, residence.
McLaughlin, Thos.
■McNaughton, Wm.
McWilliams & Brown.
.\Iecabe, O. S,
.\Iehl, J. & Co.
Meyer, C. T. cS: V. E.
.Meyer, Miss Lena.
Morrow, Day & Co.
.Mortimer, Rev. F. E.
Murphy Flats.
.Murphy, Michael B.
.Murray, John P. Co.
Vational Storage Co., offices.
N'ew Jersey Car Spring and Rubber Co.
>few Jersey Paint Works.
New York Standard Watch Co.
Neise, H. E.
North Baptist Church.
N. Y. L E. & W. R. R. Co.'s depot.
N. Y. L. E. & W. R. R. Co.'s Ferry House.
N. Y. L. E. & W. R. R. Co.'s office.
Opdyke, L. A., M. D.
Palma Club.
Palmers building,
Pattberg Hilarius.
Patten, Geo. M. residence.
Pennsylvania R. ferry house, depot and
offices.
Perkins. Geo. F. , residence.
Police Headquarters.
Provident Institution for Savings.
Public School No. 4.
Public School No. 8.
Public School No. 20.
Public School No 21.
Roberts, P.
Robertson, Wm.
Roche Building.
Sayre, T., residence.
Second National Bonk.
Simpson, R.
Smith, Theo., & Bro.
Spaulding, Jennings & Co.
Standard Wood Turning Co.
St. Aloysius Academy.
Standard Iron Co.
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References.
Steel & Condict.
Stevens Frank.
St. Bridget's R. C. Church.
St. Bridget's Pastorial residence.
St. Bridget's School.
St. Catharen's Home.
St. John's German Church.
St. Mark's P. E. Church.
St. Mark's P. E. Church, Annex Building.
St. Mary's P. E. Church.
St. Micheals Orphan Asylum
St. Patrick's Cathedral.
St. Paul's P. E. Church.
Tartar Chemical Co.
Taylor's Hotel.
Taylor, J. & Co.
Taylor, W. H. & Son.
Teetsel, Mrs. Alice.
Thompson, J. R., & Co., office.
Tompkins, S. D., residence.
Torsion U. S. Balance and Scale Co.
United Gas Improvement Co.
United States Express Co., stables.
Van Winkle, Mrs. Peter, residence.
Vreeland, A. J., residence.
Vreeland, Mrs., residence.
Wallis Iron Works.
Washburn, R. C.
Weldon Building.
Wells, Fargn Express Co.'s Bldg, pier 4.
Williams, R. A., residence.
Williams, Thos. H., residence.
Wilkinson, Geo., M. D.
Wilson, Nicholas, residence.
Witsch, N.
Wood Bros.
Wood's Hall.
JOH.STOWN.
Lorillard, P.
JUNCTION.
Adams, O. W.
KEARNEY.
Kearney, J. Watts.
KENVIl,.
Ayres, W. S.
Burg, C. D.
Lawrence, John, residence.
Wortman, Wm., hotel.
LAKE HOPATCON<i.
Hotel Breslin.
Bryant, G. L.
Schafer, D. & Son.
lAKEWOOD.
Laurel House.
Palmer, J. R.
Stevens, Frank, residence.
LAMBERTVILLE.
Johnson, Amos.
Lear, J. J.
Petter, C. M.
Robertson, W. S., residence.
Vanhorn, R. H.
LAW KENCBVIHE.
Hamell House.
Lawrencevillc School.
I,ATTON.
Hursh, G. E.
Miller, J. N., M. D., residence.
LEBANON.
Hoffman, Miss Ann.
Hoffman, N. W.
LITTLI SILVER.
Hazard, E. C.
LONG BRANCH.
Bazley & Burns, store and offices.
Castle Hall.
Catholic Church.
Cooper, Thos. W.
Daly, Philip, two Cottages.
Garfield Ave. Primary School.
Hoey, John, cottage.
Hollywood Cottages.
Long Branch High School.
Monroe, Norman L. , residence.
Ocean Lodge.
Pennsylvania Club House.
Pombertson, Dr. H. H., residence.
Robillard, O. L., residence.
Steinbach, J. Bros.
Stillwaggon, Frank, residence.
The Hollywood Hotel.
Warwick, Wm.
niADISON.
Cooke, E. L.
Drew Theological Seminary.
Genung, M. Y.
St. Vincent R. C. Church.
MATTEWAN.
Skating Rink.
McCAINSVILLE.
Ayers, W. S.
Heller, P. J.
Reeves, C. A.
MENUHAM.
Bedell, W. J.
Garabrant, E. F.
Rood, E. J.
MERCHANTVILLE.
Bush, Geo. P.
MIDULEISII.SH.
Totten, B. S., residence.
MIDDLETOWN.
Hendrickson, Miss May.
MIDDLE VALLEY.
Farrow, Levi, M. D.
Neighbour, Lemuel.
Trimer, Lot.
MILFORD.
Shafer& Eckel.
Wilson, Thomas.
MILLVILLE.
Conover, C. B., store.
Creamer & Spocks.
Foster, J. H., store.
Glass Factory, office.
Mulford, Mrs. A. L., residence.
Steclman, A. J.
MINNESINK.
Shafer, E. & Son.
MONTCLAIR.
Anderson, C. W., residence.
Deluce, Miss B., residence.
Denby, I.
Doreraus, Philip, stores.
Dreste, C. F.
Green, J.
Heller, P. J., residence.
Holt, Mrs. S., residence.
Inness, Geo.
Love, Dr. J. J. H., residence.
McNaughton, J.
Merritt, D. F., residence.
Mook, Chas. Q.
Noyes, Mrs. J. R. D., residence.
Reeves, C. J.
Sigler, G. , residence.
Stephens, J., residence.
Strudor, A. C, residence.
Trusdell, Thos., residence.
Tuers, David, residence.
Van Riper, P. E., residence.
Voorhees, E. M., residence.
Watkins, Dr. S. C. G.
Williams, E. &. J. C.
MORRISTOWN.
Birch, F. F., residence.
Bishop, Mrs. C. C, residence.
Church of the Redeemer Parish House,
Cobanks, Estate of Mrs. Mary E.
County Offices.
Court House and Jail.
Dana, Miss E. E., Morris Female Inst.
Dobbins, Col. E. L., residence.
Douglas, Dr. James, residence.
Fairchild, Frank H., residence.
Farrelly, P., block.
Haley, Capt. B. F.
Hibler, Wm. H., meat market.
Kountze, L.
Lidgerwood, W. V. V., residence.
Mansion House.
Marsh, C. M., residence.
Marsh, Frank, residence.
McDermott, Walter, residence.
Smith, Mrs. Oscar B , residence.
St. Peter's Church.
Sullivan, Jas. P., residence.
Sundden, Wm. I., residence.
United States Hotel.
Voorhees, Geo. E. Jr., residence.
MT. HOLLY.
Davis, Jno. B.
Deacon, Mrs. Anna M.
Engle, Robt. B.
Gaskill, Geo. E.
Mabley & Carew.
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THREE OF THE DESIGNS FOR STAINED GLASS WINDOWS,
ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL, BUFFALO, N. Y.
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As Specialists in Ecclesiastical and Memorial Art Work, the Messrs.
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all questions regarding the Stained Glass, Color Decoration and burnishing
of the Church Interior.
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executed some of the most important work ever produced in this country^
they can arrange comprehensive schemes, embodying the architects suggestions,
so that unity of effect will be secured in color, line and proportion.
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in regard to the correct Decoration and Furnishing of the Church, and many
suggestions to those about to place Memorials.
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CARMINE STREET IS A CONTINUATION OF SIXTH AVE., SOUTH,
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Reperences.
Merritt, C. E.
Thomas, Eli R.
Worrell, Geo. D.
MT. PLKASAXT.
Pullman Palace Car Co.
NETHERWOOD.
Howen, H. F., residence.
Greenwood, G. H.
Netherwood Hotel.
NEWARK.
Alberson, Chas.. store.
Albright, A.
Aldine Apartment House.
Allen, Thos. B., 691 Broad St.
American Insurance Co., Broad St.
Armbuster, Gregory.
Atha, Benjamin, High St.
Ball, las. T.
Ballantine, P. & Son.
Ballatine, R. F.
Ballatine & Co,
Ballentine c& Sons.
Ballentine, J. H.
Bannister & Polland.
Barnett & Co.
Bawman. C. V.
Beuler, Frank.
Blaikmoer. G. C
BonJ, C. E.
Bonnell, J. M., Son & Co.
Borneman, A.
Breadley, W. H., Broad St.
Brown, Gilbert C.
Brown, H. S., residence.
Brown, Walter.
Brown & Stewart.
Brumley, Dr. J. D., residence
Burnett St. Public School.
Ca'lan, P.
Callender Insulating Co.
Campbell Tobacco Works.
Campbell, C. G., office bldg.
Camden Street Public School.
Carey, R. J.
Carley, T. S.
Casey, Jno.
Celluloid Mfg. Co.
Centennial Building. Market St.
City Alms House.
City Hall.
Chief Engineer's office.
Clark. Sanford.
Clark, Wm.
Clinton Building.
Cody, Rev. P.
Collin, A. B.
Cooper, Chas. & Co., factory.
Crane. J , residence.
Crockford Steam Generator Co.
Curtis, E. A.
Demarest, W.
Demon, Wm.
Denny Bros. Co.
Denny, J. W.
Dickerson, F. L.
Dixon, W.
Dow, Ale.x. & Co.
Dowden, Chas.
Dunn, E. & Bro. , 104 Market St.
Dunn, Walter.
Duryee, E. H., residence.
Eastwood, John.
Egbert, W. V. A: Co.
Ely & Ely, store.
Essex County Bank.
Essex Countj' Court House.
Essex Club 44 Park Place.
Essex County Insane Asylum,
Eye and Ear Infirmary.
Fehleisen, Albert.
Felsberg, Theo.
Fire Alarm Telegraph office.
Fire Engine House, No. 3.
Fire Engine House. No. 4.
Fire Engine House, No. 5.
Fire Engine House, No. 6.
Fire Engine House, No. 9.
Fire Engine House, No. 10.
Fire Engine House, No. 11.
Fireman's Insurance Co.
First Baptist Peddie Memorial Ch.
First Precinct Station House.
First Presbyterian Church.
Franklin School.
Fritts, C.
Geises, Theo.
German English School, loth Ward.
German Hospital.
Gerth, Theo.
Gifford, Jno. A.
Gisch, Chris.
Goetz, August.
Graham, Chas. A.
Gray, R. Jr.
Grubb, Geo.
Hainske, Wm.
Halme cS: Co.
Hamerslog, N.
Hansen, Jnr.
Hannah, F. A.
Hanson, Van winkle & Co.
Haoldgen, Chas., residence.
Hawsling, Henry A.
Hawly, Dr. S. S.
Heath Building.
Heath, S. R. W.
Helbig, F. W.
Heller, Fred., Clinton Ave.
Hensler, Adolph, Sr., Hensler's Hall.
Hensler, Adolph, Jr.
Hensler, Joseph, Sr.
Hensler, Joseph, Jr.
Hensler, Jno.
Herman, John.
G.
V.
Heroes & Phillips Iron Works.
High School.
Hill. Wm.
Hook & Ladder House, No i.
Hook tt Ladder House, No. 2.
Hook & Ladder Housr, No. 3.
Home for the Aged.
Hose Depot.
House of the Good Shepherd.
Howard's Savings Institution.
Howarth Bros.
Howell, Jas. E.
Howell, Samuel.
Jeffland, Jno.
Jenkenson, Geo. B., High St.
Kreuger, G.
Lehman, Chas. A.
Lenz, August.
Libkencher, Julius.
Lidenbach, Milton.
Link, Wm.
London, Liverpool & Globe Ins. Co. Building,
Lowentraut, Peter.
Macknet & Doremus.
Macknet, Morris D.
Market Street Public School,
McKeon, R.
Meekes, S. J.
Merchant's Insurance Co., Broad St.
Mercy, Meyer.
Meserau, W. T. & ].. Railroad Ave.
Milne, Alex.
Miner's Theater.
Mockridge & Son.
Mount Pleasant Cemetery, office.
Murphay, W. H.
Murphy, Franklin, Broad St.
Murphy Varnish Co.
Nessle, J. P.
Newark Aqueduct Board Office.
Newark Beef Co.
Nev/ark City Hospital.
Newark Evening News Building.
Newark Fire Department.
Newark Gas Light Co.
Newark Savings Institution.
Newa-k Steel Works.
Newark Nickle Plating Co., office and factory
Niagara Fire Ins. Co.
North End Club.
Oliver St. Public School.
Oriental Apartment House.
Parker & Keasby, Broad St.
Parker, Joel, Club Rooms.
Passaic Chemical Co.
Peddie, T. B. & Co.
Pennington, Dr. H. H.
Pettet, F. A.
Plaut, L. S. & Co.
Plum, S. H., residence.
Police Headquarters.
Preston, T. J. & Co.
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References.
Price, Theo.
Progress Club.
Prudenlial Ins. Co.
Rankin, William.
Rehman, Louis & Co.
Republican Club.
Reilly, John.
Robb, Jno. T., residence.
Robens, Christopher.
Roseville Ave. Public School.
Rowe, Jno. E. , residence.
Rutherford .Apartment House.
Sargeant Mfg. Co.
Sargeant, S. S., residence.
Schann Bros.
Schick, Jno., residence.
Second Presbyterian Church.
Shove, Wm.
Smith i: Abbott.
Soffland, Jno.. store.
South Eighth Street Public School.
South ilarket Street Public School.
South Street Public School.
State N'ational Bank.
State Street Public School.
Stabacus, John B., residence.
Stadelmyer, J.
State Bank.
Stengel Christian.
Steam Yacht Bell L.
Steam Yacht Cora.
Steam Yacht Jean.
Steam Yacht Sentinel.
St. Barnabas Hospital.
St. Joseph's Church.
St. Joseph's Rectory.
St. Joseph's School.
St. James' Church.
Stoutenburgh & Co.
St. Vincent's Industrial School.
Sunday Call, store and offices.
Sutcliffe & Noon.
Swift. E. C.
Theodosius. Rev. T.
Toeting, Emil.
Toomey, Rev. J. J.
Trinity Church.
Tuttle. Wm., residence.
Unger, Hermann.
United States Steam Gen. Co.
Vanderpool. Beach, Washington Place.
Voight, Beda.
Ward, Hon. Marcus L., Washington St.
Wharton, John, Market St.
Wilkenson, Gaddes & Co.
Williams, W. B.
Wilson, Edward.
Wincklehofer, Chas.
Wiss, J. & Sons.
Young, R. S.
SEW BRIGHTON.
Whitman House.
I NKW BKrSSWICK.
I Janeway & Co.
I Johnson & Johnson
Lee, J. W.
McKeag, Hugh.
Middlesex County Jail.
Rule, Aaron.
Rule, Geo.
Shawler, G. L.
NEW GER3LANTO«'N.
Crater, Mrs. Amos.
NEW HAMPTON JUNCTIOX
Adams, H.
NE'W MAKKET.
Dunham. H. V.
NE^ MXLFOKD.
Van Wagner. J.
NEW ROCHET.T.E.
Sherwood, P. S.
NEWTON.
Adams, Mrs. Sarah P.
Adams, Mrs. Levi.
Armstrong, C. X. M., M. D.
Earl, W. H.
Fellows, A. F.
Hamilton Square Baptist Church.
Hughson & Van Blarcom.
Kays, Thos.
Lane, J. W.
McMurtry, Mrs.
Merriam, H. W.
Merriam Shoe Co., H. W.
Newton Collegiate Institnte.
Tuttle, R. & Son.
Van Blarcom, A. J. & Son.
Woodward Wm. W.
NORTH BiOOjrFILED.
Martin, A. D . residence.
Universalist Church.
NORTH PE.4INFIEU).
Public School.
OCEAN BEACH.
Haberstick. J.
OCEAN GROVE.
.Atlantic House.
Barr. Dr. D. M., sanitarium.
Robinson, J. H. & Bro.
Rodgers, Mrs. E. S., residence.
Sheldon House.
ORADEI.L.
Chapin, H. A.
Storms, C. H.
ORANGE.
Bell, Hon. David A., residence.
Chandler, Dr. W. G.
Edison's Laborator)-.
Eichhorn Augustus.
Freeman Shoe Mfg. Co.
Geiger, F. C.
I Gill, John, residence.
I Hartford, Hon. Geo. M.
Hindle, Thos., flats.
Hindle & Williams.
Kingman, T. S., residence.
Knowles, W. S.
Martin, Chas. J.
Masonic Temple.
McChensey & Fisher.
Minot, J. A., residence.
Noyes, J. H.
Orange Athletic Club.
Orange Baptist Church.
Orange National Bank.
Park Hotel.
Peutsch Lighting Co.
Reinhart's Hotel.
Roche, E.
Rockwell, J. S.
Seymour, J. M., residence.
Speer, Wm. G. residence.
Smith, T. J., residence.
St. John's Rectoo'.
St. Mary's Orphan Asylum.
Wheeler, Mrs. S. A.
Wheeler, T. A., residence.
Williams, W. H.
Windsor Hotel.
Worth, Fred, residence.
Young Men's Catholic Association Hall.
ORANGE VALIKY.
Babbitt, Miss M. E.
Chapel of All Saints Church.
Church of Our Lady of the Valley.
Mathews, N.
Yatman, Jno. L.
Young Men's Christian Association.
PASSAIC.
Banker, W. B.
Hughes, G. M.
Passaic Print Works.
Popple, B. F.
Popple, F. W.
Reid & Barry.
Slingerland, D. H.
Spencer, B. W.
Werthurn. Moses E.
PASSAIC BRIDGE.
Morton, Rev. G. N'ash. seminarv.
Turner. A.
PATERSON.
Bandford Joseph, residence.
Bandford Joseph, Jr., residence.
Beggs, E.
Boeger, Carl, residence & X'^olksfreund BUlg.
Bostram, Wm., residence.
Brandes Julius, residence.
Browne, Jos. J., residence.
Bush, E. J.
Carshore, W. ]., residence.
County Clerk's otBce.
Cowan, Wm., residence.
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REPbRENCES.
Engine Co. No. i.
Engine Co. No. 3.
Engine Co. No. 5.
Engine Co. No. 6.
Fayerweaiher, F. O., residence.
First German Pres. Church.
Fordzee, \Vm., residence.
Frost & Sons, Albion Mills.
Hood, Thos., residence.
Johnson. Dr. W. B., residence.
Katz. Bernard, residence.
Kinne Building.
Kirker, Chas., residence.
McCully, F. K.. residence.
McNab, J. T.
McXulty, Rev. William, residence.
Muller, Ernest, Germania Hall.
Muzzy Bros.
Nelson iSc Fainon.
Norwood, John, residence.
Norwood, W., residence.
Passaic County Court House.
Passaic County Jail.
Pelyron i: Meyer, silk mills.
Post M.
Public School No. 11.
Public School No. 12.
Roegiers, B. J.
Ryle, \Vm. T., residence.
Schoonmaker, H., residence.
Speer, Jno., residence.
Spratter & Mennel.
St. Aloysius' Hall, 51 Church St.
St. John Baptist School.
Ulrich, Frank, residence.
Van Dyke, F. C. & Co.
Van Houien, Ed. M.
Van Nostrand, G.
Van Winkle, J. A.
Voorhees, G. D., residence.
Walker .Tacob, residence.
Weber, Theo.
Williams, Henry A.
Williams, William.
FEMBERTON.
Willits & Diver.
PEKTH AMBOT.
Ashland Emor)- Co
Buel, A. Mfg. Co.
Garretson, John G.
Lehigh Vallev R. R. Coal Office.
PHTLilPSBUKG.
Aupaugh, Jno.
Beam, John H.
Dumont, F.
Hines, Col. B. F.
Phillipsburg Nat'l Bank.
PLAI>TIKU>.
Adams, Daniel.
Babcock, Geo. H.
Berry, Jno.
Brown, E. F., residence.
Brown, Geo.
Burlingham, Mrs. H. J., residence.
Cadmus, A. L.
Chase. Dr. F. B.
Cooley Institute.
Cooley, Rev. J. H.
Crescent Ave. Church.
Darby, A. B.
Day, E. B.
Deband, A.
Debaun, Mrs., residence.
Egerding, Henry.
First Baptist Ghurch.
First National Bank.
Fritts, J. T., residence.
Griffing, A. M.
Hall, A. E.
Honran, J. P.
Krousse, C. W.
Latimer, Mrs. A. H.
Lewis, A. H., D.D.
Locke, Hoffman.
Macchutt, B., residence.
Male Art Gallery.
Maltbee, C.
Martine, J. E., residence.
Marsh, C. A.
Maxwell, John.
McCutchen, Chas. W., residence.
McCutchen, S. W., residence.
McDonald, Mrs. R., residence.
McVoy, J., residence.
Messchutt, Geo.
.Miller Bros., block.
Millers Hotel.
Mclntyre, J. F., residence.
Moorstown, Wm.
Muhlenberg Hospital.
Netherwood Hotel.
Park Avenue Baptist Church.
I Park House.
I Parse, C.
Plainfield Gas Light Co.
Pope, E. R.
Post Office.
Potter, C. Jr., residence.
Public School.
Radford, R. H., residence.
Rafferty, John.
Railroad Depot.
Randolph, G. W. F., residence.
Rockwell, W. S.
Schenck, Jno.
Shotwell, Mr.
Steele, M.
Stillman Hall.
Taggan, Chas.
Talmadge, A. L.
Thompson, Wm., residence.
Tittsworth, Dr., residence.
Vanderbeek, A.
Van DeVenter. J.
Van Dyke, J. C.
Van Vliet, Clinton.
Van Vliet, Geo.
Wakefield, Samuel W.
Wareing, E. J., residence.
Wareing, Orville.
Watson, George.
White, Wm., residence.
Worth, Thomas.
PiEASAXT GKOVE.
McCltnaghan, Rev. S. J.
Presbyterian Parsonage.
PLEA SAN TTILIE.
Graphic Process Co.
PORT ORAM.
Oram, Hance X Co.
FORT RICHMOND.
Belknap, D. C.
PRINCETON.
Conover, F. S.
Marquand Chapel.
Princeton College.
Seminary Library.
RAHWAT.
Avery. Chas.
Bartlett, Mrs.
Bonney, A. Staats. architect.
Bonney, Mrs. A. S.
Florence, Jno. D., residence.
Kenyon, J. C.
Marsh, D. C.
McMahon, Wm. H.
Mushon, W. L. & Co.
Sanders, Samuel, residence.
Shotwell, A. V.
Van Fleet, Wm.
Welsh, J. H.
RARITAN.
Mclntyre. J. H.
Pebbles, Wm. L. \: Co.
RED BANK.
Allen, Rev. Geo., residence.
Burgess, Robt.
Cumberson & White.
Davis, Thos.. residence.
Grace M. E. Cnurch.
Hendrickson, Applegate & Connors, stores.
Kroener, P., store.
Laird, R.
Payne, B. S. , residence.
Post Office.
Rumsey, George.
Sandt, Geo. B.
Throckmorton, Capt. D., residence.
Yanby. Geo. B.
RIDGEFrEtD.
Wilson, C. B.
RIDGEWOOD.
I Murphy, W. J., Gen. Supt. N. V., L. E. i W.
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The Hotchkiss mechanical Boiler Cleaner.
A\ AL'TOMATIC DEVICE FOR KEEPI>(i IKIILKliS CLEAN.
Removes OIL, LIME, MAGNESIA, or any other Sed-
iment. Prevents FOAMING, SCALING,
BURNING, REPAIRS.
"HOW TO KEEP BOILERS CLAEN."
Is the title of a g6 pa>^e illustrated btn.k, containini^ varied and valuable information for
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countries, which will be mailed FREE t(j any address by
HAVKMEVKKS & ELDEK, Siiintr U*;l)u<'rH.
Brooklyn. E. D., Dec. 15. 1886.
V have )n-«-n troubled for Home years by a muddy depomt intwih-rs
atively »-a«y to wash from iMxly of Ixjilcr, but wa*( Kradually baked
fftHt to a hard B4:al*- on th«- untttUh-ot tti)- tulM-n. ho that it was De<-eHKary to nrraiM' thi-ni
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ale
SiKUed.
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WEST ROCK PAPER MILL.
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UM |fatentwleom|K)und« f<»r w-vi-ral yearB. which did i
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MODE OF OPERATION.
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to the Reservoir B, where the current Is expanded and given the
downward course so that all the mud or sediment Is precipitated
In the reservoir, the purified water returning constantly to the
boiler by pipe E. The mud or sediment being discharged at will
by pipe F.
This mechanical device is simple, effective and inexpen-
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cleaning days. Will outlast the boiler and requires no
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KIEGKLSVILLE.
Riegel, Jno. L.
BOCKAWAT.
Bruen & Bunnell.
Bunnell, W. E.
Forrester, Chas.
Hougland, Mahlon, Jr.
Rockaway Mfg. Co.
Strait, M. B.
ROSELU:.
Banta, C. V.
Ingram, Jno. & Son.
Shangle, P.
BOSETIU.E.
Crauford, Alonzo. residence.
RUSTIC.
Williams, Michael, residence.
RUTHEBFOBD.
Asford. L. M.
Benson, Chas. D.
Burgess. R.
Buitis, E. E.
Copeland, H. H.
Done, R.
Gamer, A. M.
Gamier, A. F.
Jackson, A. O.
Jackson, Jas.
Jackson, H. R., residence.
Kipp, Stanley C.
Luce, E. J.
Morton, Rev. G. Xash, residence.
Rutherford Engine Co. No. 2.
Rutherford Freed Club.
Slingerland. W. H.
Slitler, Geo.
Stahley, C. A.
Vail, H. C.
Van Riper, Mrs. C.
Ver Nooy, C. R.
Watson, A. L.
Willis, Thomas.
Whitmore, .\. A.
SAtEM.
Ayars, James.
Avars, Maurice R.
Bassett, Joseph, residence.
Bennett. M. M., residence.
Bitters & Sons.
Broadway M. E. Church.
Casper, Chas. W.. store.
City National Bank.
Craven Bros., glass mfg.
Davis, J. Q., residence.
Davis, J. Q., saloon.
Finlaw, Wm. P. residence.
Garwood, John G., residence.
Garwood, J. F. A: Co.
Geoymer, Robt., residence.
Geoymer, Robt., Jr., residence.
Hays, J. H.
Milliard, James, residence.
Intermediate Dep't Public Schools.
" John Tyler" Library.
Jones, Owen L., residence.
Miller, Jos , store.
Miller, Watt W., residence.
Morris, Wm.. office.
Perkins, Rev. C. M., residence.
Ramsay, Geo. A., residence.
Salem Co. Club House.
Salem National Bank.
South Jerseyman Printing Office.
Smith, Elmer H., residence, store and office.
" Sunbeam " Newspaper Office.
Treas, Harry J., store.
Treas, Harry J., residence.
Treas, Wm. R., residence.
Van Meter, Miss A. K., residence.
Wheeler & Son, store.
Zems, Jno., residence.
SCHOOtET'S MT.
Bell, Frank.
SCOBEVTIIiI.E.
Laird, R.
SCOTCH Pi.Arss.
Hollingsworth, Loftus, residence,
Mooney, Chas. E.
Seeley, E. A., residence.
Seeley, E. M.
SKA ISI.E CITY.
Kelly, M. J.
SHOBT HTT.T.S.
Conover, C. L., residence.
Croscup, Geo. E.
French, J. W., residence.
Guinter, .•\.
Hartshorn Stewart, several residences.
Public Hall.
Rose Geo. H., residence.
Winter, A. G., residence.
SMrrHTiLu:.
Willetts & Driver.
S>"TERTI1XE.
Sayre & Fisher Co.
SOSTERTIIXX.
Amerman, Jno. S. , residence.
Associ^on Building.
Catholic Church.
Conklin, Mrs. Jno. T., residence.
Craig, David K.
Craton, Dr. A.
First Church parsonage.
Funison, Geo., residence.
Gumbel, A. Loyd. residence.
Honeyman, A. L. D.
Johnson, Mrs. W. S.
Kenyon, Job C.
Koehler, Wm.. store and dwelling.
Lawton, Dr. W. J.
Maxwell, John.
Mclntyre, J. F.
Nevios. Dennis, residence.
Roberts, Daniel, residence.
Second Reformed Church.
Somer^ille Engine Co.
Stevens, E. , store and dwelling.
Swinton, Dr. W. J.
Tenyet, A. S.
Thornhill, Robert, residence.
Totten, Geo. D., residence.
Van Arsdale, C. , Somerset Hotel.
SOUTH AMBOY.
R.R. Station House N. V. & L. B. R. R.
SOUTH ORAXGE.
Hart. N. N.
Shandler, W. G.. M. D.
Ward, R.
SPARTA.
Andress, T. H., M. D
Gobb, D. W.
Potter. John A., residence.
STAXHOPE.
Allen, Thos. J.
Drake, A. J., residence.
Knight. T. I.
Lunzer, G. H., store.
Miller, I. P.
Musconetcong Iron Works.
Neldon. Chas. R., M. D.
Valentine, E. O.
STEWARTSVIIXE.
Boyer, J. C.
SUCCASUNSA.
Baker, J. residence.
Bullock. T. O.
Burg, C, residence.
Stoddard. Rev. E. W , church and chapel
Vartman Wm.. hotel.
Young, W. H.
fSWEDESBORO.
.Anderson, M.
Black, H. J.
Hanhole Jc Son.
Rueon, Mr.
Turner, Dr.
Lyons, Wm. .\.
TEANECK.
XESAFtT.
McNeil, Thos. R.
Meigs, E. K.
TB.ASQDIUTY.
Stuyvesant, Rutherford.
TBE>-TO>-.
Allison, J. T.
Baker, Wm. H., stons.
Barlow, Richard, hotel.
Bates, J. B.
Bird, Jno. T., residence.
Blair, J. R., residence.
Borroughs, Ed M., residence.
Clark Bros. , flats.
Creveling, Wesley E. , store.
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Crozier, Peter, residence.
Dawes, Chas. K.
Dignan, Jas. W.
Dippok, Dr , stores and offices.
Dolton, William, residence.
Donnelly, R. A., stores.
First National Bank.
Forst, D. P., residence.
Foster, Thos., residence.
German Lutheran Church.
Gelding, M., residence.
Golding, W., residence.
Green, Caleb S., store.
Hevvett, Chas. E., residence.
Howell, Chas., residence.
Hutchinson, E. C.
Jummell, F. R., store and residence.
Katzenbach, F. S. & Co.
Kelley, James, hotel.
Mackenzie, D., residence.
Manning, A. V. & Sons, store.
Masonic Block.
Mercer Co. Court House.
Moore, Mrs. Chas., residence.
Moses, Jas., residence.
N. J. State Normal and Model Schools.
Penna, R. R. Co. Office.
Schermerhorn iS: Crozier.
Spellenger, E. B.
Smith, Frank, residence.
State Building.
St. John's School & Houses.
St. Mary's Catholic Church.
Stokes, Edward, residence.
Sutphin, Jno. W.., residence.
Swan & Whitehead.
Taylor's Opera House.
Throop, Jno. E.
Trenton Public Schools.
Trenton Terra Cotta Co.
Umpleby, W. H., residence.
Updesgrove & Letts, hotel and store.
Wagner, Franz, building.
Wilkinson, O. D., store and offices.
Williams, Dr. F. H.
Wilkes, Peter.
Wilson, S. K,
Windsor Hotel.
Winkler, Gotwold, residence.
" Winkler, Emil, residence.
UNIONVILILE.
Haynes, C. C, residence.
UNION HILL.
Father Griffies' Church.
Peters, W., residence.
Simon, R. &: H., silk mill.
UPPER MONTCLAIR.
Anderson, C. W., residence.
Anderson, F. P., residence.
Gould, O. B., residence.
Huestis, C. H.
Merritt, M. J.
VERONA.
Caniff, J., residence.
VINELAND.
Clark, A. G.
Hawkins, T. H., Mrs.
Mason, C. W. & Son.
WARETOWN.
Birdsall, J. H.
Holmes, Jno.
WASHINGTON.
Hann, P. H.
Johnston's, Jos., Sons.
Fritts, J. W.
Teal, S. S.
TVATERLOO.
Smith, Seymour.
TVEEHAWKEN.
Passenger Station West Shore R. R.
WESTFIELD.
Alpers, Martin, residence.
Decker, Fred., residence.
Ferris, M. H.
Hanmer, W. L., residence.
Ingram, Jno., residence.
Ingram, Jno. Jr., residence.
Smith, C. A., residence.
Tice, Geo. W., residence.
WEST ORANGE.
District School No. 39.
Judge, S.
Oliphant Henry D., residence.
Randell, Willett S., residence.
Williams, B. L.
WESTWOOD.
Blakeney, Jacob.
DeBaum, C. S.
WHITEHOUSE.
Apgar, Dr. T. A., residence.
WOODBURY.
Green, Dr. G. G., residence.
WOODHAVEN.
Grasseau, F.
Salance & Grasseau Mfg. Co.
WOODPORT.
Bright, Thos.
WOODSIDE.
Heller, E G., residence.
Heller, John, residence.
WOODSTOWTH.
Alms House.
Clawson Martha, residence.
Coles, R.
Coles, Wm. M.
Dickinson, J. 'V., residence.
Hanes, Jno., residence.
Pancoast & Lippencott.
Stritch, Jos. G.
Turner, J. H.
Weatherly, W.
YAPHANK.
Suffolk Co. Alms House.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY.
Albany Brewing Co.
Albany Chemical Co.
Albany Orphan Asylum.
Albany Steam Trap Co.
Argus Co.
Babcock, Joshua, residence.
Ball, Dayton, residence.
Bates iS; Johnson.
Beebe, C.
Beth Emnet Synagogue,
Bethel Jacob Synagogue.
Bigelow, John M., M.D.
Bissell, C. M.
Boyd, James P., M.D., residence.
Brainerd & Shepard.
Brennan, J., store.
Brown, J. F. , M.D., residence.
Cawley, J. W.
City Hall.
Converse, H. P., residence.
Day, J. H., store.
Delaware and Hudson Canal and R. R. Co.,
offices and pass'r depot.
Dempsey, J., residence.
Dewitt, R. v., residence.
Dodge, Daniel, residence.
Doolan, R. J., residence.
Embossing Co. The, building.
Emmett, J. K., residence.
Executive Mansion.
Fairbanks & Co.
Ferguson Boiler Co., office.
Fuller, A. W., residence.
Fuller, Wm. & Son.
Gray, S. R., building.
Haine, J., residence.
Harrigan, John, store.
Hartt, Eugene R., residence.
Hasey, Oscar L,, residence.
Haswell House, hotel.
Hawley, Nathan, residence.
Hermans, residence.
Hoag, S. E., Memands.
Keeler, John, restaurant.
Keeler, W. H., hotel.
Kenmore Hotel.
Ladd, M. B., residence.
LaRose Mfg. Co.
Leonard, Jacob, six houses.
Livingstone Boiler and Tank Works.
Lynch, J. H., residence.
McCredir, Thos. Jr.
McEIveney, D. & Son, store,
Merrill, C. S., M.D.
Murray, T. C, Memands.
Myers, J. G., residence.
National Commercial Bank.
National Exchange Bank.
National Express Co.
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working at an angle of 45 degrees. Quick and handy in adjustment. An in-
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No. 7, Light, for Plier work, size pipe,
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i to I, 1.75
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REP&RENeES.
New York Central and Hudson River R. R.
Co.'s Freight Offices
Olcott, Dudley.
Palmer, A. P., residence.
Patterson, H. & Co.
Pruyn, R. C, residence.
Public School No, ii.
Reed, Mrs. Mary, residence,
Richards, Geo. A.
Ridgeway & Russ.
Robinson, A. A. & Bro.
Robinson, Geo.
Sacred Heart Church Residence.
St. Agnes School.
.St. John's Church.
St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum,
Saul, Julius, store.
Shafer, John F., Memands.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., offices.
Slingerland, J. H., residence.
Stanwix Hall Hotel.
State Tapitol.
State Normal School.
Sweeney, P. J.
Sweny, A. H., residence.
The Antwerp.
Tracy. Gen. Chas. . residence.
Vander Veer, A., M.D.
Van Heuson, Chas. & Co.
Viele, M. E.
Wallen's, Fred. J. Sons.
Washburn, H. L., residence.
Weller, Anton.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Wheeler, Seth.
Whitney, S. W., residence.
Whittle, Daniel, residence.
VVooster, B. W. , residence.
Young Men's Christian Association.
ALBION.
Curtis Mfg. Co.
Ford, Thos, W.
Hallock, Stephen.
Hart, E. K.
Tilden, M. W.
AURED CKNTRE.
Burdick, W. C.
ALLEGHANY.
Healy, A. K Son.
ALTAMONT.
Secor & Manchester.
AMENIA.
Amenia Sleam Heating Co.
Chaffee, J. S.
First National Bank,
Hungerford, L. W.
Lewis, M. K.
Parson, C. A.
Reed, H. V. D.
Thompson. J. R.
AHSTBRDAM.
Amsterdam Academy.
Austin. Charles D., residence.
Becker, J. D., residence,
Becker, N. C, store and residence.
Becker, N. J . residence.
Benn, Wm. J., residence.
Bloods. Gardiner, residence.
Blood, J. D. & Co., office.
Boick, Seymour, residence.
Breeduw, Albert, residence.
Carmichael, Jno., residence.
Cassidy, D. D., residence.
Central Hotel.
DeFcrrest, A. A.
Donlon. Thos., residence.
Dwyer, Cornelius.
Dwyer, J. F.
Dwyer, J. W.
Electric Light and Power Co.
Farmers' National Bank.
First National Bank.
Greene, Mrs. H. E.
Herrick, Henry E.. residence.
Hotel Warner.
Howgate. Jno., residence.
Inman, Horace.
Inman Mfg. Co.
Kellogg, John, residence.
Kellogg & Miller.
Kline, Perry, residence.
Kline & Hubbs, mill.
Kline, W. J., residence.
Lewis, Chas , residence.
McCowatt, W. R., & Co.
McDonald, John, residence.
McDonnell, Edm., residence.
Miller, Jas. A.
Morris, A. V., residence.
Morse, Oscar H., residence.
Munson & Birch.
Munson, Geo. H.
New Insurance Building.
New ^L E. Church.
O'Brien & Dwyer.
Peckham, Jas.
Presbyterian Church.
Presbyterian Parsonage.
Robb, W. H., M.D., residence.
Rulison, E. T.. M.D., block.
Rulison, E. T., M.D , residence.
Shuler, D. W., office.
Shuler, J. C, residence.
Snell, Jas. R., residence.
Sanford Comestead Building.
Sanford, Hon. Stephen.
St. Joseph's Convent.
St. Mary's Parochial Church.
St. Mary's Parochial Residence.
St Mary's Parochial School.
Stewart, Hon. Jno. K., residence.
Terwilliger, Jno , block.
Tilton, Dr. C. H., residence.
Van Brocklin & Co., office.
Warner, Jno. John.
Warner, DeForest & Co.
Wheelock, Jno., residence.
Yunds, Kyne & Kennedy.
ANGELICA.
Alleghany Co. Buildings.
Gillier, Joseph.
ASTORIA.
.■\skey, Chas.
Steven>, F. C.
Tolles, E. D.
.ITTICA.
residence.
.WBIRN.
.\dams, Thos., residence.
.Allen, Gorton W., residence.
Allen, Mrs. W., residence.
.\lvord, D. R , residence.
.American E.xpress Co.
.\uburn City Hospital.
.■Auburn Steam Heating Co.
.Auburn Academic High School.
-Auburn Bargain House, stores.
.Auburn Button Co.
Auburn City Club.
Auburn Electric Light Co.
Auburn Savings Bank Building.
Auburn Water Works Co.
Avery Hotel.
Barker, Geo., residence.
Barker, Griswold & Co., store.
Barker, J. L., residence.
Barnes, Asa, residence,
Barrett, S. H., residence.
Birdsall Co.
Briggs, Dr. Lansing, residence.
Boyd, A. A., residence.
Brown, A. H., M.D., residence.
Buildings Nos. 7, 9 and 11 Westlake Ave.
Burdick, Ott, residence and three houses,
Burtis Opera House.
Cayuga County Court House.
Cayuga County Clerk's Office.
Central Presbyterian Church.
Chapel, A. W.
Chedell & Co.
City Hall.
Conklin, C. W., residence.
Davis, Chas , residence,
Dennison, L. D., residence.
Dimon, David, M.D , residence.
Dunning, D. >L, residence,
Empire Wringer Co.
Empire State Telephone Office.
Fay, E. R., residence.
First M. E. Church.
Fowler & Olmstead, office.
Fulton St. School,
Galvin, J. M.
Gerin, John. M.D., residence.
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Gilbert, Adams & Co.
Gilbert. Edward, residence.
Greene & Clark.
Hagerm, H. W.
Ham, Jas., residence.
Harrington, J.
Harvey. T. C, residence.
Hiser, Miss, residence.
HoUihan, John.
HoUister, W. H., residence.
HoUister, A. N'., residence.
Hughitt, C. W., glove factory.
Hughitt & McCarthy, offices.
Jenkins, Dr. Jas. M., residence.
Kirby, Wm. M., residence.
Knapp, James G., residence.
Knapp, John N'., residence.
Knobles' Restaurant.
Knobles, Mrs. Wm., restaurant.
Lee, F. H.. M.D., residence.
Lewis, Leroy, ILD., residence.
Long, J. D., residence.
Longstreet, Geo. W.. residence.
Lyon, Jas., law office.
Masonic Hall.
McCarthy, C. A., residence.
MacDougall, C. D., residence.
Mosher, E. B., residence.
New National Hotel.
North Str. School.
Nye, Mrs. L. W., residence.
Olmstead, M. M., residence.
Osborn House.
Osborne, D. M.. residence.
Osborne, D. JL & Co., offices.
Osborne, John, residence.
Owasco Inn.
Perry, Miles, residence.
Powell, F. H.. residence.
Pulsifer, F. H., residence.
Reed, S. W., residence.
Robinson, W. P., residence.
Ross, Mrs., residence.
Ross, Napoleon, residence.
Roseboom.A. W.
Sagar, C. H.,Co.
Sagar Drug Co.. store.
Senter, E. P., residence.
Seward, Hon. W. H., block.
Seward. Hon. \V. H., residence.
Sheldon & Co.
Sheldon, E. L., residence.
Slocum, A. E. , residence.
Smith, D. A. & Co.
Smith, Byron C, residence.
Smith, C. A., residence.
Smith, D. A. & Co., offices.
Smith. Wilbur, residence.
Stanley, E. C, residence.
State Armory.
Stevens, A. W., residence.
Storke, H. L., residence.
Stringer, Geo., residence.
Slocum, A. E., residence.
Standart, Chas.
St. Peter's Church.
The Birdsall Co. Offices.
Tubbs, R. H.
Wait, H. R., store.
Wait, W. F., residence.
Walley, M. L , residence.
Walley, M. L., store.
Webster, Benjamin, residence.
Wheeler. The. Flat.
Weeks, Cossum \' Co.
Western L'nion Telegraph Office.
Woodcock & Co.
Woodruff, E. Delavan, residence.
Young Men's Christian Ass'n, building.
AIRORA.
Frisbee, E. S.
Gridley. C. H. & Co.
Haines, S. A.
Wells College.
AU.SABI-E CHASM.
Parker, Fred.
.wox.
Allen & Carson, sanitarium.
Livingston House.
Nisbet, Wm., sanitarium.
BABYLON.
Babylon Railroad Depot.
Remsen, Phoenix, residence.
B.\l-I.STON.
Adams, Geo. E. & Co.
BALLSTOX SPA.
Hayner Bros.
Mitchell, Frank.
Redmond, W. J.
Verbeck, James W., residence.
West, Hon. George, office.
BATAVIA.
Brush Electric Light Co.
Catholic Convent.
N. Y. State Institute for the Blind.
Sawyer, C. F., residence.
Sherwin, S. A., residence.
Worthington, G. B. , Son & Co., residence.
BATH.
Courier Printing Co.
Davenport, Hon. Ira.
Gould & Hardenbrook,
High School Building.
LeValley & Gould.
Olmstead, H. M.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Home.
BAT KIDtiE.
Kearney, Geo. W.
B.4.Tni,I,E.
Road, Miss B.
BEUAST.
Chamberlain, Jos., M.D., office.
Chamberlain, Jos., M. D., residence.
BIXGHAMPTON.
Habcock iV Stowell.
Barlow, Geo., residence.
Barlow, Rogers & Simpson, factory.
Bartlett & Co., office buildin'?.
Bennett, Fred., factory.
Bennett Mfg. Co., office.
Bennett Mfg. Co., factory.
Binghamton Asylum for Chronic Insane
Binghamton Hydraulic Power Co.
Binghamton Post Office.
Binghamton Savings Bank.
Bramble, M. S.
Brown, G. W.. laundry.
Chenango Valley Savings Bank.
Childs, N. T.
Church of Christ.
City National Bank.
Congdon House.
Congregational Church.
Crandle, Stone & Co. .office.
Crary, H. H., residence.
County Clerk's Office.
Court House.
First National Bank.
Gaylord & Eitapenc.
Hanchett, I., residence.
Hull, Grummoni & Co., factory.
Jenks, F. S., flats.
Jones, Gen. E. F., residence.
Johnson, Mrs. M.
Kent, Geo. A., residence.
Kilmer, S. A., M.D.
Lester & Co., two buildings.
Lewis House.
MacNamara Block.
Meagley, R. H.
National Broom Co. Bank.
New York State Asylum.
Otis Bros., store.
Perry Block.
Phelps Bank.
Phelps, W. G., residence.
Quick, W. M.
Reynolds, Rogers & Co., factory.
Ricks, G. M.
Rogers, R. J , residence.
Ross Buildings.
Rossville Cigar Factory.
Sanford, E. N., residence.
Safe Deposit Co.
Shapley & Wells, offices.
Shapley, Mrs. M. W., residence.
Sisson, C. F., residence.
Sisson, Wm., residence.
Sisson Bros. & Welden.
Smith, C. A., store.
Smith, C. A., residence.
Smith, W. S. & Sons, two blocks.
Spaulding & Vandebogart.
Stone, Goff & Co., offices.
Stone, J. M., factory.
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ARGHITEGTS SHedLB ALWAYS SPCGirV THE
Patent Lead Sash Weights
JERSEY CITY SMELTING WORKS, JERSEY CITY, N. J.
^
FT^CTS
1. They will run without any friction or noise.
2. Being made by Hydraulic Pi-essure, are solid all the way through, and are heavier and smoother
than any other sash weight.
3. They hang plumb and true, and each one is centre balanced.
4. Prices lower than ordinary weights.
5. They are twice as heavy as iron, consequently economize space.
6. It is impossible for eyes to come out, as is often the case with other weights.
7. We will furnish any desired shape or size on short notice.
HOW TO SECURE
A GOOD TIN ROOF.
USE THE
Ginuine Taylor " OLD STYLE " Brand Tin.
The Original Brand The Standard Tin that has been
so often imitated.
It has stood a iiraetical test of over 40 year.s, and then been
found just as good as when first put on.
N. & a. TAYLOR CO. originated the idea
of stamping the brand and the thlcknesB on
feheete of tin. Tliey were also the first to offer
a bona flde guarantee to Architects, Property
Owners and Tin Roofers.
They Publicly Challenge Contra-
diction on these two points.
OLD STYLE
BRAND.
Exira H
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fing Tin.
They further aneert Ihat through their exer-
tions, a complete change has been wrought
among the trade. Bidders placed on an eriuiil,
more honest work done and better tin used.
N, & G. TAYLOR CO. offer the following
.'\n=oi,uTK Protection In the use of their
Special Brand of Konfine Tin.
ry sheet to be perfect, square and true to
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standard gauge, all waiters rigidly excluded
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the only tin made that bears the name of the Guarantor upon the Bheet-*.
4th. Protection by stamping the Registered Trade Mark of Target and
Arrow, also the thickness and the name " OLD STYLE " on each sheet.
L-rn. If the tin should not be found as represented, it will be removed from
the roof and replaced, the expense being borne by the Guarantor, N. &ii.
Tati-ob Co.
Oar book " How to secure A Good Tin Roof,'* sent free to any
ft/ldres«, also Samples of Tin, etc.
N. & C. TAYLOR CO.,
Established 1810. 81 st Year.
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REPERENeBS.
Stone, J. M., flats.
Stowe, Edward.
Strong, Cyrus, residence.
Vanwormer, Gumberg & Co , factory.
Vosburg, Edward, residence.
Weed, C. A. & Co., store.
Welden Building.
Wescott, Fred., res-dence.
Wescott, C, five blocks.
Wescott, Wm., residence.
Woodruff, Chas., residence.
Wright & O'Connor, factory.
BLOOMINGDALE.
Smith, A. A.
BRATTKBOUK.
Cusby, E.
Marshall, O. C.
BK«»AI).\I-BIN'.
Husted, Miss Kate.
BUEWSTEUS.
Di.xon, E. W.
Everett, B. D.
M. E. Church.
Wells, F.
BKONLVILI-E.
Chambers, F. R.
BUOOKLYX.
Acme Building.
Alden Apartment House.
Allen, T. J.
AUer, D., hotel.
Apartment House, Hall st. & Willoughby ave.
Arbuckle Building, 373 Fulton.
Astor, Col. Wm., Remsen st.
Avon Hall.
Bedell, A. S.
Beecher Memorial Church.
Berkley Place School.
Birdsall, D. A. T., residence, Bedford ave
Birkett, James W. Mfg. Co.
Board of Education.
Buemmerman Bldg, Nostrand and Gateaves.
Booream Street School.
Bornsivade. H. X.
Breitenstein, L.
Brooklyn Bridge Trustees.
Brooklyn City Hospital.
Brooklyn Savings Bank.
Brooklyn School, Rockaway ave. and Mc-
Dougal.
Brooklyn High School, Nostrand ave. and
Halsey st.
Brooklyn Theatre.
Brown's Millinery Store.
Building 365 Putnam ave.
Bullock, L. R., g6 Le.xington ave.
Burwell Building, Montague St.
Byrne, Dr., Clinton and Harrison.
Carpenter, James O., residence.
Carroll, Rev. Martin.
Cevedra Apartment House.
Chapel First Dutch Reformed Church.
Children's Aid Society.
Childs & Co., 545 Tenth ave.
Church of our Lady of Good Counsel, Madi
son ave, nr Alf ave.
Citizens Building.
Civil Eng. Dwelling, U. S. Navy Yard.
Clarendon Hotel.
Clark, Thomas, go Fort Greene Place.
Clark, Robt.
Columbia Flats.
Convent of the Visitation.
Cockshaw, Herbert.
Corcoran, Edward.
Corey, Charles, M.D , 23 S. Oxford st.
DeBaun, A. E.
Degraw Street School.
Deiter's Saloon.
DeKalb Avenue Railroad Depot.
Dittman, J. G.
Douglass, W. H., go Lafayette.
Dwiniel House, ig7 Fulton st.
East New York Saving Bank.
Eitel, J. E., 292 Myrtle ave.
Eggert, Wm.
Evans, F. H.
Fish, Latham A.
Flats, corner Lafayette ave. and Ryerson st.
Flinn, John.
Flynn, Hugh.
Ford Flats.
Ford, Gordon L., residence g7 Clark St.
Forrest Flats, Hancock st. and Marcy st.
Forty-seventh Regiment Armory.
Fougera, E., apartment house, Atlantic av.
and Clinton st.
France, T. J.
Franklin Building.
Franklin Hotel.
Eraser, Jno. , cor. McDonough st. and Throop,
Friedlander, A. & Co.
Garfield Building.
Germania Club.
German Evan. Ch., Schermerhorn St.
Good Samaritan.
Grimes, James.
Hall, Bedford ave. and Oxford st.
Hall, Gates & Reid Av's.
Hall, S. W.
Hal/., P. L., cor. Suydam & Herkimer.
Harris Furnishing Co., 140 Pearl st.
Hamilton Club.
Hanly, M. J.
Hecla Architectural Bronze and Iron Co.
Heyward Street School.
Hill, W. H., Clinton ave.
Hester, William, residence.
Hickey, Rev. J. D., Sixth ave. and Pres. St.
High School, Nostrand ave.
Historical Society Building.
Hoagland, J. C, Clinton ave.
Hoogland Laboratory, Pacific and Henry sts.
Hoople, Wm.
Holmes, W. H., 46 Halsey.
Home for Consumptives.
Home for Aged, Church Charity.
Home for Aged, Little Sisters of the Poor
Home for Destitute Children.
House of the Good Shepherd, Atlantic ave.
Howard Colored Orphan Asylum.
Husted, William, residence.
Huston, Mrs. G.
Hyde & Gould Mfg. Co.
Jacobs, Geo. P. & Co.
Jennings, A. G., Clinton ave.
Johnston Bros., store.
Jones, H. R., residence.
Jones, W. E., office.
Keeney, E. W., 580 Henry.
Kuntz, F.
Lawrence, C. F.
Lawrence, I. A., 361 Decatur ave.
Levedia Flats.
Lipsius, Catharine.
Litchfield Mansion, Ninth ave. and Fifth st.
Long Island College Hospital.
Long Island Hospital.
Long Island Savings Bank.
Lynch's Hotel.
MacKensie, A.
Marcy Ave. Baptist Church.
Matlock, J. N., residence.
Maun, Schmidt, J.
McCartee, Peter.
McCormack, J. M.
McCormick, J., Fifth ave. and Ninth st.
McEvoy Bros., artist studio.
McShane, Henry & Co.
M. E. Hospital, yth st. and 7th ave.
Meehan, John, 1300 Bushwick ave.
Merchants & Traders Bank.
Morse, G. L., residence.
Mullins, John, Furniture Warehouse.
Mumford, John.
Murphay, Michael.
Mynderse, W.
New Adelphia Academy Building.
New Episcopal Residence, Claremont and
Green aves.
Nickenig, C.
Nutting, A. J., store.
N. Y. and So. Brooklyn R. R. Terminal Co.,
building, 2gth st. and 2d ave.
O'Brien's Building, P. F.
O'Reilly, Rev. Thos.
Ovington Building.
Oxford Club, Lafayette ave. and Oxford St.
Packard, Edwin.
Palace Skating Rink, Claremont ave.
Patner, Dr. A. J. go Hancock.
Pastoral Residence Church of the Sacred
Heart.
Peck, Mr.
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have used them.
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seud for Catalogues
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Catalogue No. 10.
Pocket Edition, mailed
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Catalogue No. 9.
Special Architects' and
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To others upon receipt
of 50 cents in postage
stamps.
Wilier Manufacturing Co.
Sdk- :Mai.ufai-turers,
FOURTH and CEDAR STREETS,
John Trageser
Steam Copper Works
ESTABLISHED I850.
447 to 457 W. 26tli Street, NEW YORK CITY.
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2426 Washington Ave., PHILADELPHIA.
BRIDGE ^^ HOUS^ RAIUNGS,
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CEMETERY RAILINGS,
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BUILDERS' Iron Work.
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STABLE FIXTURES.
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Electrical Compounds. P. & B. Building
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Insulating and l^uilding Paper. Water-
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Roof and Preservative Paints resist the
strongest Acids and Alkalies. Perfect
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These products all free from odor.
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References
Peed, C. N.
Phelps, E. D., flats. Hicks and Pineapple sts.
Phillips, Doup & Co., Adams st.
Phoenix Building.
Pierce, H. O.
Porter, D. C.
Prang, Leo.
Pratt, Judge C. E., 14S3 Pacific st.
Prospect Park and C. I. R. R. Depot.
Public School No. 40. i
Puels. J. P., McDonald st. nr Marsey.
Reibesehl, D. O.
Reid Ave. M. E. Church.
Reeves. G. H.
" Royal " Apartment House, Montague st.
Rutzler, E . residence 35 Berkeley Place.
RuUler, Wm. E . Montgomery st. bet 8th and
gth aves.
Ryan. Jos.
Scallag, John.
Schelenssner, C. F.
Schelenburg, B., store.
Schmidt. L.
School No. 9, Vanderbilt and Butler st.
School No. 16, Wilson St. nr Bedford ave.
School No. 7, Patchen ave. and McDonough st.
School No. 10.
School, Evergreen ave. and Ralph st.
School, Koscush st. and Busbwick.
School, Wyona st. nr Fulton.
School No. 15. cor Third ave. and State st.
ScoUay. J
Schilling. Louis. Flat^ush and St. Mark's.
Seward Flajs. 175 and 177 E 93d st.
Sherman. N B.
Sheldon .Apartment House, Seventh ave. and
Pres. St.
Sheltering Arms Nursery.
Silbe's Oyster House. ■
Simpson M. E Church.
Smith. Gray & Co , Broadway and 4th st.
Smith, Gray & Co., Flatbush Av. & Fulton st.
Sneeder, Dr., 32 Lafayette Av.
St. Catherine's Hospital, Busbwick ave.
St. George's Hotel.
St. George's Church, Gates and Marcy a%-es.
St. John's Home.
St Paul's Industrial School.
St. Matthew's Church.
St. Stephen's Church.
St. Teresa's Church.
St. Teresa's School.
Stockton Street School.
Stover Building, cor Bedford and So. 8th,
Sullivan, J. O.
Taft, Rev. T.
Third Gatling Battery Armory.
Thirty-second Reg. Armory Building.
Thomas Gen. Seminary for Deanes House
Trumbridge Apartment House. Pineapple
Van Buren School.
Van Loan, Thos.
Vosburgh Mfg. Co.
Walbridge, A. C, building, Garfield pi n
gth ave.
Walbridge Music Hall.
Wallace, Mr.
Waverly Avenue School.
Wechler& Abraham, store, Fulton St.
Weidman Cooperage Co., North 6th st.
Welch, J.
Werner, Chas., apartment house.
Weils, Henry, apartment, Montague and
Hicks sts.
Wemple, J. C.
West End Flats.
Whalen Bros.
White, J. J.
Williams, J. J., residence.
Williams, S. T.
Wischerth, John G.
Wolcott, Chas. O , Smith and Oxford sts.
BrFFAI-O.
American Press Association.
Argus, John.
Barnd cS: Geiger.
Beebe, M. E.
Becker Building.
Bensler House.
Bishop & Arnold.
Case, W. .\. & Son.
Coatsworth & Eddy.
Cook, E. L.
Commercial Advertiser Office.
Court House.
Dan forth i: Clark.
Dixon, W. G.
Fitch Institute.
Flerls, Conrad, store.
German Young Men's Association.
Gibbons, Charles L.
Grand Trunk R. R. Offices.
Hardwicke & Ware.
Harrington, James.
Hedstrom. E. L.
Irlbacker & Davis.
Iron Review Office.
Kenyon, Dr. L. M.
Kneppes, J. H. & Son.
Lewis, Geo. H.
Lewis Building.
Mathews Building.
McXamra, M.
Merchant's Exchange.
Moore, James D., building.
"Morning Express" Building.
N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Depot.
N. Y., W. S. & B. R. R. Car Shops.
Post Office.
Smith, John D., & Son.
Sweet, J. B. , residence.
Summerhays, C. K.
Taber, B. F.. residence.
Throop's Grain Cleaner Co. I-
Tifft House.
Van Bokelyn, Mrs. N.
Warren Building.
Young Men's Christian Association Building.
C.4tIBO.
Pelen, J., residence.
CAJIDEN.
Conant's, F. H., Sons, store.
Costello. P. H., residence.
Crimmins, D. J., hotel.
DuBois, H. G.. residence.
Frisbie & Stansfield, mill.
Osborne, S. M., residence.
Rendalle, C. T. & Co., mill.
Robson, A. G.
CAMBRIDGE.
Eldridge, A
CAaiPBELL H.AU..
Slaughter, George.
C.VNAJOHARIE.
Arkell, James, residence.
Hotel Wagner.
White, Mrs., residence.
CANAKl)AIGr.\.
-\t\vater Building.
Brigham Hall Insane Asylum.
Canandaigua Gas Light Co.
Canandaigua Steam Navigation Co., Steam-
ers " Ogarita" and " Onnalir.da."
Canandaigua Water Works Co., pump house.
Coe, W. W.
Cooley. J. S. & Co.
Fox, Mrs. Frank, residence.
Grand Opera House.
Howe, H. D.
Knight, N. S.
Lamport Bros.
Mason, Jesse, residence.
McPherson, J. H.
Munger, D. M.
Ontario Co. County House.
Ontario Co. Orphan .Asylum.
Perkins, Theo. , & Co.
St. John's Episcopal Church.
C-4.NASTOTA.
Bruce, J. W'., residence.
Delano, Milton, residence.
Knight, N. S.
Staford, Norman, residence.
Stebins, E., residence.
C-\NDOK.
Booth. E. .A.
Heath. H. D.
CANTON.
Haven House.
Haven. J. M.
Sackrider, R. H., residence.
CASTLETON.
McKnight. Jnci.
Van Denburgh. Wm. H.
Van Hoesen, J. W.
195
PICTURBSOUE
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ROOM 318, PHELAN BUILDING,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
A work on Modern Homes containing 50 litlio
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$50,000, including interiors, sketches of mantels,
sideboards, hat racks, etc
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made. It is an nrnament. No home ueing radiatori* for heating is conij-lete with-
out it It is made for all styles and eizee radiators. For circular and price Met,
address
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altering or defacing frame or sash. By its
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particularly on old houses and brick buildings
It balances a sash more perfectly than weights. It is adjnstnble. It has no cords to get frayed
and broken. Its bearings are of cast iron on steel, making it very much less noisy than if all of cast
iron. Our Top Balance (see cut) is just the thing for Mullion Windows. These goods are constructed
of the very best materials and are put together to last.
Ask your dealer for the " Pullman " or address,
PULLMAN SASH BALANCE CO.,
ROCHEST^KR, N. Y.
196
Reperences.
CATSKILL.
Adams & Spenser.
Aldrich, H. B., residence.
Bates, Geo.
Brandon, I. W., residence.
Bulkley, H. C, residence.
Catskill Woodworking Co.
Conklin, B. F.
Conklin, H. i: \V. S., residence.
Cryer. A. A.
Day & Holt.
Egnor, Charles.
Ferrier, Thos. E.
Hallock, Jennings & Chase.
Hallock, Joseph, residence.
Holdridge, G. \V., residence.
Johnson & Co.
Jones, H. T., & Son.
Lampman, Edward.
Lampman, W. E., residence.
Mann, J. T.
M. E. Church.
Myers, A.
Paleing, John.
Pruyn, Isaac, residence.
Reformed Church, parsonage.
Warner, G. H.
CATSKtLI. MOUNTAINS.
Grand Hotel.
Hotel Kaaterskill.
CHATHAM.
Blinn, P. B. Jr.
Chatham House.
Chesterman, Jas.
Haynor, A. H., M.D.. residence.
Howes, Prof E. W., sanitarium.
M. E. Church.
Moorehouse. J. J., residence.
Payn. Hon. L. F.
Rosboro. Chas., hotel.
Shuphels. R. E., residence.
Uni n Free School Building.
CHESTER.
Chamberlain, R. W., residence.
Roe, A. B., residence.
Smith, C. P.. M.D., residence.
Thompson, John T., residence.
CHESTEKTOWN.
Faxon, Chas. H.
Vetter, F.
CLAIRMOXT.
Dow, R. H.
CLATTOX.
B.istian, Eugene.
ClIFTOX SPRINGS.
Bestwick & List.
CUXTOX.
Kelsey, Professor.
CLOVE BRAXCH.
Storm, G., residence.
CLYDE.
Buf, J. P.. M.D.
Denison, A. J., residence.
Eby, J., residence.
Graham, A., residence.
Gridley, E., residence.
Holmes, A. O., residence.
Murphy & McElgiott, residence,
Muth, J. R., res dence.
Newburj', S. , residence.
Shepard, S., residence.
Smith, J. E., residence.
Streeter, Jas., residence.
Streeter, S. D., residence.
Tobin, Wm., residence.
Wells, C, residence.
COCHETOX.
Irvine, Mrs. Chas.. residence.
COETMAXS.
Pulver, Peter.
Tobin, Geo.
CO HOES.
Akin John, residence.
.Akin William H., residence.
Beatie, William, residence.
Bottom & Lancaster.
Brady, Rev. P. I., parsonage.
Brooks, J. A., residence.
Brown, Frank, residence.
Campbell, Hon. George, residence.
Clute, John, residence.
Curtis & Co.
Germania Hotel.
Hornby, Ralph, residence.
Horrorks, John, residence.
Leroy, William B., residence.
Moor, William, residence.
Ravenscroft. Jonas, residence.
Rey, Rev. Eugene, parsonage.
Scott, Jno., residence.
St. .\gnes' Church.
St. Joseph's Church.
Sutherland, Daniel, residence.
Van Benthiuser, Miron, residence.
Vermilyea, Leroy, residence.
Wilcox, Rodny, residence.
CONEY ISL.VXD.
Hotel Brighton.
Manhattan Beach Hotel.
Oriental Hotel.
COOPERSTOWX.
First National Bank.
Grant, G. W., residence.
Grant, G. W. & Co., store.
Gymnasium.
Hinman, H.. residence.
Hooker, H. M. & Co.
Hotel Fenimore.
Minis, M. M.
Orphan House.
) Otsego County Court House.
Second National Bank.
Turner, T. C, residence.
COPAKE IRON WORKS.
Martin, Asa, residence.
CORNING.
Brown, F., residence.
Clisdell, Edward, residence.
Corning Glass Works.
Corning Water Works.
Dickins House.
Drake Block.
Drake, F. N., residence.
Fall Brook Coal Co. Depot.
First Fational Bank.
Fuller Bros., Hotel.
Griffin, Peter.
Hawkes, T. G.
Heermans, Mrs. John, residence.
Heermans & Lawrence, office.
Heyniger, Mr., residence.
Houghton, Hon. C, F., residence.
I Hood C. S. & Co.
Howell C. G.
Huber, John H., store.
IngersoU, A. J., Water Cure.
Lang. J. H., residence.
Lewis, John L., residence.
Maltby, C. R., residence.
Maltby, C. R. & Bro.. store.
Pease, F.
Robinson. L. B.
Robinson, O. P.
Walker & Clark.
Walker. William, residence.
Wellington, Q. W.. & Co., Bank.
Young Men's Christian .Association.
CORTLAND.
Bandes, D.
Benton, H. F., residence.
Boynton, Fitz.
Brown C. F.
Buck & Rose.
Bull, J. S., residence.
Bull, J. S. and Company,
Clark, William H.
Copeland, William S.
Cortland Co., Alms House.
Cortland Co. Court House.
Cortlandt House.
Cortlandt Standard office.
Cortland Wagon Co.
Corcoin, D. G. , residence.
Crandall L. S., residence.
E. C. & N. R. R. Co.
Fitzgerald, S. J.
HoUister, H. T.
Hubbard & Buck.
Kelsey, W. W.
Lewis, L. R.
Liddane & Kavanaugh, residence.
197
LEAD SASH WEIGHTS.
Architects slioiild always specify tlie Patent
Lead Sasli \Vei;?lits. Jlanufactiired only by
JERSEY CITY SMELTING WORKS,
WHY? WHY? WHY?
Thiy save lO percent, id Cor.l and Uea.l Uoo... in Pocket. Run with-
out Friction. They hang plamlj and true. Send for price.
- - .AJL-SO - -
IRON DUMB WAITER. IRON ELEVATOR WEIGHTS.
:< Metalined or Oilless Bearing,
,l'*Bf SHEAVES, ELEVATOR PULLEYS.
LOOSE PULLEYS. SC. &G.
An absolutclr Drv Bearini; reiuiiing no oil or otlior lubricant lo be
■ applied cither at the start or afterwards.
Send for Testimonial Circular No 4.
NORTH AMERICAN METALINE CO.,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
West Avenue, cor. West 3d St , (Formerly 33 Bleecker St . X. Y. City.)
One Block from Ferry.
LONG ISLAXD CIXY, N. Y.
OWEN & SALTER,
(Successors lo Bruwn, Owen & Taylor.)
Manufacturers nf and Dealers in
Pliiinbers', Steam and
Gas Fitters' Materials.
— ALSO —
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OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE:
S. W. Cor. 1 2th &, Buttonwood Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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Manufacturers, Engineers and Machinists.
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BUILDERS'
HARDAVARE.
WORKS AT
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CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION,
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BOSTON, 224 FRANKLIN STREET.
198
RbPERENCbS.
Mahan, A.
Messenger!^House.
Newton. \V.,H.
Presbyterian Church.
Robertson, Rev. J. R.
Selooe, C. E., residence.
Sherwood S. W. , residence.
Smith, F. D., residence.
Smith, W. F.
Standard Block.
Stevenson. Theo.
Tisdale. W. D.
Wallace, D. F.
Whiteson, J.
Wick wire Bros.
Wickwire, C. S.
CKOWS FOIST.
Barker, Major E. J., residence,
Huesiis, F. E.
Huestis, F. E.. *: Bro.
DAI.TOM.
Thornton, C. B.
DAJiSVIULE.
Austin, Jackson & Co.
Jackyns, Dr., sanitarium.
Our Home.
The Sanitarium.
Whitman Paprr Co.
DELHI.
White, E. D.
White & Co.
DE.1IAREST.
Herring, \. Z., residence.
Sayres. R., residence.
Westervek, \V. H.
DBWITTVU-I-E.
Insane Asylum.
DEXTER.
De.xter Sulphite Pulp and Pipe Co.
DOBBS FERBT.
Ackerman, J. R.
Cushing. Prof., school.
Elting. J. D. & Co., store.
Hamil, R.
McComb, J. J., residence.
The Misses Neasters, 3 School Buildings.
DOI.GETII.I.E.
Dolge, Alfred, felt department.
Dolge, Alfred, lumber department.
Dolge, Alfred, private offices.
DRYDEN.
Southworth, A., residence.
Williams, E., residence.
DUNDEE.
Harpending, A. C.
Harpending House.
Kline, John,
Lord, Hon., Geo. P., residence.
Raple, Miles W.
DUNKIRK.
Brooks, H. G. .'residence.
Brooks' Locomotive Works.
Martin .-^nti-Fire Car^Heater Co
Owen, R. B., residence.
Perry E. C residence.
Perry E. C, & Co., office.
Smith, R. H., residence.
EAST AURORA.
Bowen. L. E.. .N: Co.
EAST BLOOMTIELD STATION.
Chapin, Charles, residence.
McWilliams, D.. & Son.
Munson, T , & Co., brick block.
Murrell, William, residence.
Page, Charles, residence.
E.AST BUFFALO.
N. Y. Sleeping Car Co.
EAST CHATHAM.
Chesterman, Jas.
EAST SEW YORK.
House of the Good Shepherd.
Wortburg Home.
EAST TARRYTOWN.
Westchester Co., Alms^House.
EDGEWATER.
Village Hall.
KLIZABETHTO^YN.
Putnam. H. A.
Smith, \Vm. F.
ELLENVILLE.
Beers & Stevens.
Brodhead, Miss Sarah A., residence.
Donaldson, Jas., residence.
Du Bois, Eli.
Eaton, Burr.
EUenville Tanning Co.
First National Bank.
Grimley, A. B., residence.
Hornbeck, John C, residence.
Hornbeck, S. E. D., residence.
Hunt & Donaldson, store house.
Kuhlman, Jno.
McCarthy, Jas. W.
Mount Vernon Brewing Co.
Turell, John A., residence.
Tice, D., store.
Tice, W. , residence.
Webb. R. O., residence.
ELSIIRA.
Arnot's Arcade Block.
Beach, Wm., block.
Bell. Harry, residence.
Brand, John, & Co., store.
Brand, John, residence.
Briggs, J., & Co., Brewery.
Brown, J. L., residence.
Campbell, fos. A., & Co.
Couch, .■\rthur, office.
Crane. T. W.. residence.
D. L. & W. R. R. Depot.
Durland & Pratt, store.
E. C. & N. Ry.
Eastabrook,,T. T.
Eastabrook, T. W., residence.
Fish, W. W., residence.
Fish W. W., store.
Fraiser House.
Fraiser, F. A., residence.
Gerrity Bros., wholesale druggists.
Gridley, C. H., & Co.
Hand, H. P., residence.
Ingraham Bros., store.
Knowl & LeValley.
Lorimer & Tompkins.
Mauder Adam, residence.
Miller. Valentine.
N. Y. Glue Co., factory.
Pierce & Docksta3er, office.
Plumb & Sheldon, store.
Rathbun House.
Richardson, J.
Robenson & Bull, office.
Robertson, H. C, office.
Robinson. G. L., residence.
Sadler. Guy F.
School No. 4.
Second National Bank.
Slaymaker & Holmes, store.
Taylor & Bacon, office.
Thomas, N. S., residence.
Torry, Thos. F.
Townsend, P. M. C, residence.
Varnum, J. E., office.
Walker, J. & R. H.
Wyckofif, Mrs. George, residence.
ERIE.
Sims, Henrj-.
EBEN.
Rodburn, J. H., residence.
ETNA.
Ellis, E. E.
FAIR PORT.
Baptist Church.
Cott, A. H.
Mordoff, A. F.
FARUERS' TIIXAGE.
Beardsley. E.
Case, C. F.
Cobb, R. B., residence.
Convert E. N., residence.
Ditmars, Wm., residence.
Huflf George C, residence.
Johnson, G. W.
Otis, Dr. C, residence.
Wheeler. O. G.
FAR ROCKAWAY.
Horton, S. J.
McKenna, W. H.
FISHKTLU.
Byram. W. H.
District School Building.
Dutchess Shoe Co. , office.
199
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Iron Pipes and Supplies.
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liranch, Rkjiimond, Va.
200
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References.
Dutchess Hat Works.
Flannery's Hotel.
Jones, W., residence.
Mechanic's Savinijs Bank.
Morth, Dr. E. J., residence.
Mou-att, Miss Mary.
Mt. Beacon Academy.
Place John, residence.
Redman, John.
Roller Skating Rink.
Shay, Bros.
Shay, Frank.
Toohey, \V. A., residence.
Tompkins, E. L., residence.
Vanderburgh, Geo.
Verplank W., residence.
FLORAL PARK.
Childs, John Lewis.
FLORIDA.
Jayne, Wm.
FLUSHING.
Elliott, Thos.
Flushing Water Works.
Rauttier, G. A.
FORDHAM.
Mitchell, Mary P.
FORT EDWARDS.
Hyanny, Ira.
Young. Ira H.
FORT HENRY.
Witherby, W. C.
FORT PLAIN.
Clark, Mr., residence.
Clark, W. Jr.
Clinton Liberal Institute.
Delemater, James, residence.
Dunn, Smith & Co.
El wood, B. H. & E. E.
Fort Plain Water Works.
Hotel Grant.
Law, J. M.
Pickard, Adam, residence.
Pietny, M , residence.
Shearer, R. H., residence.
Wood, Smith & Co.
Woods, E. W., residence.
FREDONIA.
Case & Zahn.
Couch, Dr. A. S.
Putman, H. J.
Scott, F. W.
Waterhouse, Dr. J. A., residence.
FREEPOKT.
Wallace, Geo.
FCLTONVILLK.
Starin Silk Fabric Co.
GARDEN CITY.
St. Paul's School.
GENEVA.
Alcock, Charles.
Baldwin, A. A.
Brush Swan Electric Station.
Catchpole, A., & Co.
Catholic Convent.
Chase, R. G., & Co.
Chase, W. D.
Chew, A. L. , residence.
Church Home.
Clark, Dr. H. K.
Covert, Dr. N. B.
Dorchester & Rose
Dunning, W. B.
Franklin House.
First National Bank.
Greene, Dr. F. A.
Geneva National Bank.
Hammond, S. H.
Hardison, F. K.
Henry, D. H.
Herendeen Manufacturing Co.
Herendeen, L.
Hobart College.
Hurd, Mrs. E. H.
Johnson, G. W.
King, Wm. J., Jr.
Maxwell, T. O.
Maxwell, Mrs. H. E.
McDougal, G. C.
McMannus, Rev. J., T. V. G., residence.
Methodist Church.
Mellen, J. P.
Moore, W. G.
Nash, Prof.
Nester, S. K.
New York Central Iron Works.
New York State Experimental Station.
Patter, Dr. E. U., residence.
Patterson, J. D.
Patty, D. H.
Pickett, J. H.
Potter, W. G., residence.
Post Office.
Prouty, P.
Rice, Mrs. Harry.
Sanford, M. S.
Scoon, C. K.
Sears, J. S.
Sheffield, Mrs. C.
Smith, Dr. A. B.
Smith, J. \V., & Co., store.
Smith, Mrs. J. W.
Smith, William.
Squires, E. N.
Southworth, Saml., residence.
Vansickel, Mrs. E.
Weyburn, Dr. H. D.
Wilson, William.
Wright, Hon. W. W.
Youngs, W. L., store.
GENOA.
Tifft, A. E.
GLEN.
Edwards & Edwards.
GLEN COVE.
Duryea, L. T.
Duryea, W.
GLENS FALLS, N. Y.
Adams, Geo. E. ^: Co.
Calhoun Bros.
Glen Falls Insurance Company, Office bldg.
Goodman, S. L., residence.
Goodman, S. B., residence.
Leavens, H. R., store.
Moore, William, residence.
Ordway Jones, residence.
Pruyn, Samuel, residence.
Rogers, W. G., residence.
Sherman, Mrs. H. A., residence.
Spies, Wm. E., residence.
GLOVERSVILLE.
Adler & Co., factory.
Allen, C. F., factory.
Alvoord Houee.
Anthony, A. J.
Anthony, N. J.
Burr Bros.
Collins, E. C.
Cummings & Burr, office.
Curtin, Frank.
Darling & Bard.
Demerest, W. N.
Dempster & Place, factory.
Dodge, Samuel.
Felmer Bros , factory and residence.
Fidoe, J., residence.
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville, R.R. depot.
Gloversvllle Gas Light Co.
Gloversville Hair Co., factory.
Hill, Charles, residence.
Hoag, J.
Honeywell, Jesse, residence.
Hosmer, Jas. S.
Huggett & Bridger.
Kasson, A. J., res'dence.
Kasson, H. Z., residence.
Klein, A., factory and residence.
Klein, G.
Leftes, Dr., residence.
Levos, G., residence.-
Littaner Block.
Littaner Bros., factory.
Mandaville, G. W., factory.
McGuire, Bernard, residence.
McNabb, John, residence.
Memorial Hall Opera House.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Miller, J. A., residence.
Mills Bros.
Mills, E. J., residence.
Pawley, F.
Peck, E. W., residence
201
ALWAYS ADJUSTED,
fflw, li.si|il©fiflli|t
Holds Pipe, .
Holds Ituuiid Ir
Length.
Price, per doz.
Holds Pipe,
Holds Round Iron.
Length,
Price,
No. 1.
'» to 'i, 'i
No. S. No. 4.
$ilM $12.UU S24.U0 $36.(H)
No. 5.
2 to 3
27
$M.OO
Twill. Pocket.
,'.' to Ji
$18,00 $3.0(> per doz.
These Wrenches are forged solid in one piece,
from best refined iron, with tempered steel jaws.
They have ratchet teeth, fiit diagonal/}' across
one jaw, thus enabling them to bite with three
teeth at once. A single Wrench will hold many
sizes of nuts or bolts without adjusting.
They are invaluable to engineers, gas fitters,
blacksmiths, and jobbers of all kinds, and for
August 31, 1876. general household or farmers' use.
Manufactured only by
American Saw Company,
Trenton, N. J.
BUIPFAIL'O
STE/iH mm CO.
BUFFALO, N. Y.
Manufacturers of
FOB, ALL DUTIES.
"I advise all parents to have their boys and fi;irls tanght shorthand writing and type-writing.
A stenographer who can type-write his notes would be safer from poverty than a great Greek
scholar."— Charles Reade, on " The Coming Man.''
EMEIMG-TOW—
STANDAR
TYPEWRITER
WYCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
NEW YORK.
For Fifteen Years the Standard, and to-day the most perfect development of the
writing machine, embodying the Latest and Highest Achievements of inventive and
mechanical skill. We add to the Remington every improvement that study and
capital can secure.
202
References.
Place, I. V.
Quackenbush, J., residence.
Reea, Robert.
Sporbourg, W. L. , residence.
Smith, D. W. , residence.
Still, E., residence.
Stockamore, John, residence.
Zimmer, A. J., residence.
GOSHEN.
Bull. James.
Campbell Hall.
Cateret Hose Co., truck house.
Coleman, James, C. M. D.
Coleman, R. C.
Court House.
County Asylum.
County Jail.
Cuddeback, Lewis, residence.
DIkeman Hose Co., truck house.
Elliot Hook and Ladder Co.
Elliott, Chas. G.
Gregory, J. S.
Greene, Geo. VV., office.
Goshen Corporation building.
Goshen Foundry and Gas Mfg. Co.
Hatfield. T. T.
Height & Newell. '
Height, Mrs. D. H.
Height, H. E., office.
Hoek, R. B.
Holbert, Adam, residence.
Hork, R, B.
Howell, Sidney O.. residence.
Howell, M. A., residence.
Howell, Jas. A., residence.
Johnson, Jacob M.
Kergham, Rev. J. J., residence.
Mapes, W. E., office.
Moore, J. A.
Neafie, A,
Post Office.
Ray, William V.
Reayse, Edwin L., residence.
Reemer, Mrs. G. M., residence.
Seely, F. B.
Slaughter, Geo., residence.
Smith, Theodore, residence.
St. John's Church and residence.
Surrogate's Office .
Tuthill, T. D., residence.
Valentine, Jno., residence.
Van Steenburg, J, H., residence.
Walace, Mrs. Hannah, residence.
Wykes, W. H., residence.
GOITV'ERNEUK.
Abbott, V. P.. residence.
Gouverneur Mach. Co.
Herald-Times Building.
McCarty, John, residence.
Reynolds, H. G.
Van Buren House.
Van Duzee, S. B.
Van Duzee, C. A.
GRANVILLE.
Baker, O. K., residence and store.
Baldwin, O., residence.
Betts, F. W., residence.
Butlock, R., residence.
Burtis, W. J., residence.
Central Hotel.
Collings, J. H., residence.
Conry, G. W., residence.
Dillingham, H., residence.
Finch, G. N., hotel.
Henry, Geo. W., residence.
Hught, H. W., residence.
Maloney, Rev. Father, residence.
Martin, John T., residence.
McFadden, C. E., residence,
Mosher, Dr., residence.
Potter, S. G., residence.
Potter, Jno. D., residence.
Rogers, D., residence.
Simonds, Geo. O., residence.
Stafles, Jno., residence.
Temple, Geo., residence.
Tenny, W. A., residence.
Woodward, D. D., residence.
Wyman, E. W., residence.
GRASSY POINT.
Collins, L. D., residence.
Denan, Thos .
Wadsworth, Jas. W.
Wiles, A. M. & W. H.
GREAT NECK.
Arnold, W. H.
GREENBUSH.
Electric Manufacturing Co.
Hilt, O. F.
Sisters of Mercy, (Convent).
Wilson, R. L
GREENPOINT.
Gleason, E. P.
Mechanics' and Traders' Bank.
St. Anthony's Church.
St. Anthony's Parochial Residence.
GREENPORT.
Hedges, S. P.
GREENWICH.
Greenwich School Building.
Thompson, J. H., residence.
GRIFFINS CORNERS.
Todd, A. H.
GROTON.
Avery, O., residence.
Crandall Type Writer office.
Croton Carriage Co., office.
Conger, C. W. & Co., store.
Conger, Benn, residence.
Groton Bridge &^Mfg. Co.
Jones & Gobel.
Marsh, D. M., residence.
McLachlan, D.
Perrigo, Charles, residence.
Smiley Everett.
Union School Building.
Watrous Jason.
Williams, Wm.
HAGQAMANS MILLS.
Pawling, H. H.
HALLS CORNERS.
Perkins, Clarence.
HAMBURGH.
Bunting, J. L., residence.
HAMDKN.
Brice, Samuel.
HAMILTON.
Tooke, W. E., office.
HANCOCK.
Blake, Peter.
HARFORD.
Blumers, Jno., cheese factory.
HAVERSTRAW.
Chapman, Edward.
Dinan, Thomas.
N. Y.. W. S. & B. R. R. Station.
West, J. E.
Wills, A. M.
HERKIMCER.
Churchill, A., residence.
Folts, J. P., residence.
Herkimer Paper Co.
Howell, Wm. B., residence.
Mark, Morris, residence.
Mark, Elias, residence.
Palmer, C. W. & Co.
Palmer, Joseph, residence.
Salmo, James, residence.
HEBIPSTEAD.
Adams, Geo. W.
Carman, T. A.
Hall, M. W.
Norton, C. F.
HIGH BRIDGE.
Ferguson, Dr. Jas.
HIGH FALLS.
Van Dermark, Hon. W.
i HIGHLAND.
Van Woret, T.
HILBUKN.
Curtis. Lyman F., residence.
Easton, W. G.
Ramapo Iron Works.
HOGANSBURG.
Bouker, H. E.
HOLLIS.
Dunton, F. W.
203
AA.GRIFFING IRONXO
Wood Engraving.
Designing.
Catalogue Printing.
Specimens of our work are found in almost
all of the prominent Catalogues and Ncivspapers
issued.
THE REASON IS OBVIOUS.
We employ the most skilled Engravers and
Artists. Our facilities are unequalled, and our
guarantee to give Cofnplete Satisfaction, accom-
panies the acceptance of each order.
Address all com)nunicafio7is to "Art Depart-
ment.^'
BART LETT cr CO.,
1^4 Broadway, New York.
Correspondence invited.
* — G E 7Vt 1*'
SPRING- HINGES
FOR DOORS.
Length
of
JAPANNED.
Single Acting
Donble Acting
Feet. Inch.
Flanges
Per Pair.
Per Pair,
lix-J X Sj to m
3«iii
No. 63. $0 70
No. 83, $1 40
rxa X 1 to l-i)l
4 in
" 04, 90
" 84, 1 70
7s3K> X 1 to 1%
5 in
" «.i. 1 10
"85, 2 25
G in
" 6fi, 1 40
" 8ti, 2 8(1
»s2^ X l!4toIJ<;
Ks3 X 1!^ to 314
9x3 X l'>| lo -iVi
" in
" W, 1 75
" 87, 3 50
S in
" Ca, 2 !J0
" 88, 5 00
10 in
" 69, 3 50
" 89, 7 00
10x3 X 2 to 3
12 in
" 70, J ,50
" 90, 9 00
^ Or E IVI 1^
Wire Coat and Hat Hooks
Easily Put Up or Removed. No Screws or Tools Required.
JAPANNED.
COPPERED.
Size.
No.
Per Gross.
No.
Hi^r Gross.
2 incli
3K> inch
3 ~ inch
SU inch
.50
liO
70
$1 90
3 15
2 55
3 80
150
160
170
180
$1 75
3 00
3 40
3 on
MANUFACTURED BY
VAN WAGONER & WILLIAMS CO.
82 Beekman Street, NEW YORK.
C^" Send for Catalogue.
A^, ^SJSI
" O I^ O I^ F" tSa SO 3Nr,
Patent Steam-Pipe Casing for Underground Steam-Pipes.
CUT No. 1 .
CUT No. 2.
CUT No. 3.
Cat No. I rc(>re..ici.lte
Pipe Casing complete.
Cat No lA\a\\^ \\\n h.ti\o- removed to show the
tilling between the inside and outside staves.
The Wyckoflf Patent Steam-Pipe Casing is made of eight thor-
oughly seasoned white pine staves, free from sap, one-inch thick,
joined together and wound with galvanized steel wire, then wrapped
with two thicknesses of heavy corrugated paper, then another casing
of one-inch staves is put on the outside and wound with galvanized
steel wire, making a two-inch casing with a non-conducting lining
between. The casing is then coated on the outside with asphaltum.
Woo<l and paper are excellent non-conductors of heat, and when
used as above described, make a perfect casing for underground
Steam-Pipe.
\Vc have tested this casing in the same line, and in connection
with the solid wood casing, both round and square, the solid casing
would heat through while this casing would remain perfectly cool
on the outside.
The heal from the steam pipes would check the solid wood casirig,
causing serious loss of heat. The Wyckoff Patent Steam-Pipe
Casing being made of thoroughly seasoned pine lumber and wound
with galvanized wire will not check.
It can be lapped for branches or cut at any point. It is more easily
baadled than the solid casing, as it weighs only one-third as much.
Cut No. 3 eliowing the manner of casing Tees
and Klho v8 The tip is put on with screws and
can lie easily and q'lickly remove J when necessary .
for Casing delivered at
We would be pleased to quote price:
ly point.
WE MAKE THE FOLLOWING SIZES :
INTERNAL DIMENSIONS.
3 inch,
7 inch,
2 inch,
5 inch,
9 inch,
13 inch,
17 inch,
2i inch,
6 inch,
10 inch,
14 inch.
18 inch,
1 1 inch,
15 inch,
19 inch.
4 inch,
8 inch,
12 inch,
16 inch,
20 inch.
When asking quotations or ordering Casing, please state whether
any Tees, Elbows, or E.\pansion-Joints will be used in the line.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND PRICES.
204
References.
HOMBR.
Brockvvay, W, N.
HONKOTK FALL.S.
Burton, A., residence.
Burton, L. A., residence.
Dann, John R., residence.
Dutton, G. R., store.
Lapp, John.
Ritzenthaler, E., hotel.
Schermerhorn & Co., store.
Sheldon, Hon. Judson F. , residence.
Wilcox, G., residence.
HONESDAI.E.
Irving Cliff Hotel.
HOOSICK FAI.I..S.
Brien Bros.
Commercial Hotel.
Eldredge, Charles Q., residence.
Haren, P. J.
Healy, D., hotel.
Holmes, W., Holmes' Block.
Hoosick Falls Armory.
Union House.
Wallace. Jones & Ely.
Wallace, V.J. , residence.
Wood, W. A., offices.
HOPEWKLI, JDNCTION.
Porret, A. A.
HOIlNKLLSVILtE.
Berwick, O., residence.
McDougal, Avery, block.
O'Connor, Wm., residence.
O'Connor, Geo. W. . residence.
Rouch, A., block.
HUIXSON.
Court House.
Evans, C, H. & Sons, offices.
Faulk, W. C, store and residence.
House of Refuge for Women.
Miller, Chas.
Parker, Byron.
Presbyterian Church.
Van Vleck, Dr. Chas.
HYDK PARK.
Howatt, D. E.
Rogers, A.
White, Wra. A.
IBVINfJTON.
Burnham, W. A.
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Dearman, Geo. E.
Eagen, Father.
Elder, Andrew.
Lord & Burnam Co.
Lord, Henry F.
Lord's Horticultural Mfg. Co.
Lord, F. A.
Manning, A. J.
McCulIough, Capt. John.
Parish, H.
Phelps, A. E.
Public School.
Sarven, J. D.
Seigher, Mrs. Anton.
ISLIP.
Head, Mrs. R.
Neal. J.
Nicull, Wm,, residence.
ITHACA.
Adams, Prof., Pres. Cornell University.
Andrus & Church .
Avery, Oliver.
Baker, Geo.
Beckwith, C. K.
Blood, Col. Chas. F.
Bool, Henry.
Bostwick, H. v., residence.
Burdick, D. W.
Campbell, T. B.
Church, Prof. I. P., residence.
Clark, Uri.
Clinton, M. L.
Cornell, Frank.
Cornell University Buildings.
Davenport, H. A.
Doherty, T. F., residence.
Ellston, J. A.
Esty, W. W.
Evans, E. D.
Fiske, Mrs. Jennie McGraw, residence.
Ferry, Mrs. Jacob.
Fuertes, Prof. E. A., residence.
Glenzer, J. J .
Hewitt, Prof. W. T., residence.
Hill, Harmon.
Hymes, J. H.
Ithaca Hotel.
Jackson & Bush.
Jamieson & McKinney.
Kavanagh, W. K. & Co.
Law, Prof. James, residence.
Lewis, Mrs. John, residence.
MacKoon, Prof., residence
Memorial Cottage, Cornell University Campu
Morgan, Dr. E. J., Jr., residence.
Morris, Prof. J. L., residence.
Newman, J. T., residence.
Newman, Isaac H., res'dence,
Parks, Henry S., residence.
Phelps. E. G.
Platts, A. H., residence.
Psi U Fraternity Club House.
Public School, East Hill.
Randolph, F. P.
Sage, Hon. H. W.
Sage, W. H.
Sherman, George.
Stowell, CD., residence.
Terry, F. C.
Thurston, Prof. R. H.
Titus, Hon. C. M., residence.
Thompson, T. S.
Tompkins County Jail.
Van Natia, J. E.
Wait. Prof. L. A.
White, Prof. H. S., residence.
Whitlock, C. A.
Williams Bros.
Williams, DeForrest, residence.
Williams, Prof. E. L., Treas. Cornell Univ.
Williams, Prof. Henry, residence.
Winton, S. H., residence.
Wood, Mrs. Caroline B., residence.
.TAMAICA.
DeGrauw, Aaron A.
JAMESTOWN.
Berry, C. A.
Chair, W. S., & Co., block.
Conway & Chatfield.
Fenton, G. W. T.
Fenton, W. S., residence.
Frisby, O. C , residence.
Gokey, N. W. & Son.
Hall, Erie L.
Kent, A. Flyn, residence.
Kent, A. M., residence.
Lynes & Randall,
Tew, H. W. , residence.
Warner, Leonard B., block.
JERICHO.
Seaman, Elias H .
JOHNSONVILLE.
Gibbs, L. H.
JOHNSTOWN.
Abel, C. C.
Argensinger, P. T. & Co., factory.
Bailey, S. C. & Son.
Calahan & Selmser.
Callamer, G. R.
Cambria Iron Co.
Decker, Son & Co., factory.
Fairchilds & Co.
Ireland Bros., factory.
Johnstown R. R. Depot.
Johnson Company.
Kennedy, M. & Son.
Lynes, Wesley.
Mason, Campbell & Co., factory,
McMillan, J. A.
Sir William Johnson Hotel.
Waters, J H. &Bro.
Vosburg, Barney, residence.
.JORDAN.
Philips, C. J.
KATONAH.
Putney, D.
KEESEVILLE.
Callanan, W. J.
Commercial Hotel.
Forance, H
Kingsland, G. \J., residence.
McGeeirs, M.
205
Users of Steam Take Notice
^^ — AR^ YOU aware: '►'►
That a large percentajje of heat in the ordinary Boiler passes
unused up the chimney. This lost heat the
WAJmUOm BQILMM
utilizes according to approved scientific principles. This Boiler is a
Steam Generator and Feed Water Heater combined, and the heat that
in other boilers would be wasted is used in the Feed Water Heater.
MANUFACTURED BY
CHARLES J. DAVIDSON,
409 Lafayette Street, SIOUX CITY, I A.
PATENT FOR SALE.
AskSlBSSlB3lllJI£81llIllJlflill|FBltS,
AstiEBtDS StEam Packing.
STEAM PIPE' COVERING, &c.
Imperial Brand Prepared Roofings,
Best Quality. Easily Applied.
Fne Piper Mills Capacit> 80 tons per da^
EVERY VARIETY OF
BUILDING, ROOFING and CARPET PAPERS
H. F. WATSON, Manufacturer,
136 Washington St, CHICAGO, ILL.
CM© ''Kmiwew'' lart H
PU7VYPS
Centrifugal. Rotary and Piston Power Pumps,
and House Pumps.
OVER 800 VARIETIES of BRASS and IRON LIFT and FORCE PUMPS
New York City Office: 16 Dey Street.
Factories : Seneca Falls, N. Y.
206
Reperences.
Romeyn, E. K., residence.
Taylor, C. S., residence.
KXNSERHOOK.
Bair, Mrs. Peter.
Hoag, F.
Hoag, F. S.
KINGSTON.
Alderman, Brown, residence.
Boddy, Rev. Wm. , Catholic Church.
Chambers, Dr.
Clarke, J. F. R., residence.
Clinton House, Wm. D. Hill, prop.
Conover, Edward, residence.
Cornell Steamboat Co's Building.
County Clerks Building.
Court House.
Cusack & Morgan .
Cusack, Thos. J.,
Darrow, Prof. H. W.
Drakes, S. L., residence.
Eagle Hotel.
Eichler, A., hotel.
Fair St. Reformed Church Parsonage.
First Reformed Church.
Forsyth Building, law offices and hotel.
Gallagher, Fred., residence.
Gaskill, E., residence.
Hasbrouck, C.
Heiser, J. A.
Johnston, Mrs. D.
Kingston Armory.
Kingston National Bank.
Lecture Room First Ref'd Church.
Loughran, B.
Low, J. M.
Mauroz, J. A.
Merritt, C. O.
Merritt, Geo. B. & Co., store.
Millard, Jas. & Son.
Murphy, F. M.
Noone, Luke.
N. Y?, W. S. & B. R. R. Depot.
Oppenheimer, Max, residence.
Osterhoudt, Howard, residence.
Ostrander, Jas. E.
Preston, Geo., residence.
Rice, Max, bakery and residence.
Romer, Mrs. W. F., residence.
Rosa, Dr. Hyman.
Shafer, Col. C. B., residence.
Stillwell, C. S.
St. John's Episcopal Church and Parsonage
St. Mary's Church and Rectory,
Surrogate's Building.
Treraper, Hon. Thomas H.
Ulster County Savings Institution.
Van Duzen, Mrs. Columbus.
Van Gaasbeek, R. M., residence.
Van Gaasbeek, P.
Van Luren, J.
Van Slyke, Rev. J. G., Parsonage.
Watson, Rev. L. S.
LACKAWACK.
Moss, C. W.
LAKE MAHOPAC.
Clark, Emerson.
LAKE PLACID.
Mirror Lake Hotel.
LANSINGBUKGH.
Belts, E, K., residence.
Bolton, Joseph, residence.
Bolton, C, residence.
Bolton, William, residence.
Gray & Temple.
Hoyt, Mr., residence.
Parks, Charles, residence.
Phoeni.x Hotel.
Pine, J.rK. P.
Thompson, D. F., residence.
Witbeck, C. W., residence.
LAKCHMONT.
Jardine, D.
LAWTON.
Clark, Miss Elizabeth.
LEFEVER FALLS.
Coutant, S. W., residence.
Hardenburgh, Mr., residence.
LE ROY.
Wells, D. C. & Co.
LITTLE FALLS.
Adams, Victor, office.
Astoronga Knitting Mill.
Barnet, J. S. & Bro.
Benedict, Charles, residence.
Brown, Henry.
Chappie, W. R., residence.
Clark, J. D. & Co., office.
Collins, Dennis, residence.
First Presbyterian Church.
Gilbert, J. J., residence.
Girvan House.
Grand Central Hotel.
Little Falls Knitting Mill office.
McCauley, John.
McDermott & Ashenhurst.
McKinnair, R., office.
Metropolitan Hotel.
Mullen, Joseph, residence.
Oppel, G. A., residence.
Senior, James S. & Co.
Sheard, Hon. Titus, residence.
T. Sheard Co., knitting mill office.
White, George, residence.
Whitman, Walter W., residence.
ZoUer, Jacob, residence.
LIMA.
Beadle Bros.
Beadle, Mrs., residence.
Gen. Wes. Seminary.
Lima Baptist Church.
Sherwood, G.
LIVINGSTON MANOR.
DuBois, A. P.
LIVINGSTON STATION.
Hudson River Iron & Ore Co.
LIVONIA.
Davis, J. W., residence.
LOCKPORT.
American District Steam Co.
Blackley, M. H., residence.
Carnell & Holton.
Court House.
Doty, E. A., store.
Grace Church Parish House.
Hall, B. D., residence.
McCue, John.
McCue & Fairfield.
Moyer, E. M., residence.
N. Y. C. R. R. depot.
Pierson, W.
Pound, Waterman S., residence.
Sawyer, F. J., residence.
Tarbox, M. H., residence.
Trevor Mfg. Co.
LOWVILLE.
Easton, F. S. , residence.
LVON.
Alloway Hotel.
Baltzen Bros.
Franklin, Mrs. N. D., residence.
Franklin, W. D.
Hotel Price.
Johnson, Geo. W.
Rudd, J. H.
MADRID.
Hall, W. H.
Hepburn, A. T., residence.
Meeker, John A., residence.
Powell, C, residence.
Robinson, John H., residence.
Walsh, Dr. E. C, residence.
MALONE.
Goff, W. J. & Co.
Huntington & Wyman.
Kelley, John.
MAMARONECK.
Constable, F. A.
McGregor, A. M., residence.
McLoughlin, J. H.
Parish Building and Rectory, St. Thomas
Memorial Church.
MANUET.
Hutton, Louis II.
MARLBOROUGH.
Bailey, Dr. A., residence.
Coldwell, Wilcox & Co.
Gillespie, Rev. D. D., residence.
Greaves, Jos. & Son.
Greaves, Herbert, residence.
Harcourt, Eli, residence.
Lockwood, E. T., residence.
207
M. J, DRUMMOND,
)1,F. SALES AGENT FOR
BUILDERS' IRON FOUNDRY
"Globe" Special Castings
OF^RICE
CoRBiN Building.
192 Broadway.
NEW YORK,
THE BERRYMAN
Patent Feed Water Heater
AND PURIFIER.
If you arcusini; a steam boiler and have ex-
haust sleam there is no safer or better pay-
ing investment than a Berryman Feed
Water II eater and Purifier. It heats the feed
water to the highest possible temperature
with the exhaust without back pressure.
It
sases the steaming capacity of
boilers ; keeps boilers clean and free from
scale : saves fuel, labor and boiler repairs.
Th s is what we point hardest at : Our
prices are no higher than other heaters ot
equal sizeand carrying capacity in gallons.
T(
fstigate will cost you nothing and
iiey in your purse
91 Liberty Street, KEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
CHARLES CRASKE.
Elecirotyper and Stereotyper,
21 Sc 23 ROSE STREET.
NOiAi YORK.
Fac-similes of Engravings and Type. Special Attention
Given to Fine Work. Engravers' Metal Plates Furnished.
Blocking on Wood and Solid Bodies. Originals Carefully
Handled. Embossing and Bookbinding Plates.
Kanneberg Roofing Co., Canton, 0.
(The Oritiiuators of Striflly (ioiiuinc Stool Roofing.)
MAN'UF.\CTURERS OF
The KANNEBEEG PATENT
Latest Improved Foliini Lock Seai RooSog,
Miitie of Strictly Genuine Steel.
Ai.i. Sizes an-d Gkvi.z». ani>
CKIMPEl) K1)GE IRON ROOFING, mr.\I>ED IRON SIDING .VND
CEILING. WATKR-PROOF BUILDING PAPERS, READY-
MIXED PAINT.*, TEN FEET SEAMLESS EAVE
TROUGH AND CONDUCTOR PIPE, ETC.
Write for Catalogues, Price List and Samples.
105, 107, 109 and 111 Plymouth Street,
J^RS^Y CITY, N. J.
Electrical Specialties,
FUSE WIRE, WIRE SOLDER, GONGS.
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RbPERENCES.
Milliard, S. N., residence.
Stillwell.Win.
Whitney, O. B.. residence.
MASSENA SPRINGS.
Balch, F.
Berkley House.
Cline.J. E , residence.
Hatfield Bros., hotel.
Smith, Paul.
Warren, H., residence.
MATTEAWAN.
Brett, A., residence.
Caldwell, S. A.
Caldwell, S. I.,
Green, Francis, residence.
Greene, F. B., residence.
Jackson, W., carriage store.
Myers, Mrs. Mary.
N. D. & C. R. R. Co., supt's office.
Presbyterian Church.
Parett, A. S.
Rushmore, Thos. L.
Shaw, Dr. E. J.
St. Joachims Church and School.
Teil, Dr., residence.
Union Free School.
MATTSVILLE.
Clark, E. H., store.
MECHANICVILIiE.
Mechanicville Valve Works.
Terrey, S. T.
Tilly, Finn & Co.
MELROSE.
Schmidt, H., residence.
Wagner Palace Car Sheds.
MERRIFIE1,D.
Mosher, S.
MIDDLETOWN.
Academy Ave School.
Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co.
Baldwin, Chas.
Boak, A. v., residence.
Board of Education.
Brink, Chas. H.
Carson, Luckey & Towner.
Childrens' Home.
Cochran, Rev. John.
Corwin, Jno. E.
Crawford, C. E. , store.
Cummings, Ira.
DeGraw, J. C, residence.
Dill, H. B., residence.
First Presbyterian Parsonage.
Gordon, B. F., residence.
Gunther, Jacob, hotel.
Hanford, C. D., residence.
Hayes, U. T,, residence.
Hinchman, Joseph, residence.
Insane Asylum.
Iseman, John E. & Son.
Ketcham, C. C. V., residence.
King, T. J., store.
Madden, E. M., residence.
Madison House.
Middletown Savings Bank.
Middletown Asylum.
Middletown Post Office.
Mills, T.A., residence.
Mills, Dr, Theo. D., residence.
Millspaugh, Wm. & Son.
Orange County Foundry Company.
Purvis, S. S., residence.
Russell House.
Royce, W. B., residence.
Sliter, R. G., residence.
Stien, L. , store and residence.
Swalm, Geo. A.
Talcott, Dr. S. H.
The Ma.xwell-Hinchman Company.
Vail, Hon. N. W.
Van Duzer, E, W., residence.
Wheeler, Madden & Clemson, Mfg. Cc
Worcester, Chas, W.
MIDDI.EVIi:.I.E.
Cole, N. S., store.
Nelson & Lansing, office.
Richie, Henry, store.
Thomas, Frank, residence.
MltTON.
Ball, John G.
Clark, J. V.
MONROE.
Brewster, H. S.
Brooks, W. G., residence.
Conklin, Geo. R., residence.
Fitzgerald, Chas.
Gregory, John S., residence and store.
Mapes Charles, residence.
Mapes, Henry, residence.
Reed, N., residence and store.
Smith, G. T., residence.
Smith, I. D., residence and store.
Tannery, \. B., residence.
MONTGOMERY.
Condit, Dr.
Elliott, Dr. R.
Palace Hotel.
Senior, W. H.
MONTICEL.I.O.
Mansion House.
MORRISANIA.
Nolan, Rev. M. A.
MT. CARMEI,.
Robertson, Geo.
MT. LOREITA.
Drumgoole, Rev. J. C.
MT. ST. VINCENT.
Mt. St. Vincent Academy.
MT. A'ERNON.
Anderson, W. S.
Archer, William.
Bartells, Wm.
Burr, Davis & Son.
Chivvis, A.
Close, Dr. L. S.
Conklin, W. H.
Davidson & Archer,
Davison, John.
Davis, Burr.
Davis, F. T.
Denman, William.
Downing, Henry W.
Drake. R. V.
Durham, C. W.
Fisher & Bogart.
Fiske Heating and Plumbing Co.
Fiske, Samuel.
Frill & Hand.
Furber, Jesse & Co.
Furgeson, G. D. & Co.
Gill, Dr. Geo.
Hart, W.
Hatch, Moses.
Henneberger, H.
Higgins Bros.
Hummell, J. H.
Jenkins, James H.
Johnston, S. T.
Magee, Peter.
Mager, Joseph Jr.
McCartin, A. J.
Murphy, Winfield & Lucas.
Murphy, John H.
N. Y. Infant Asylum.
Patterson, Geo.
School No. 5.
Smith, H. C.
Starr, Dr. F. J.
Swart, S. A., residence.
Tier, Chas. A,
Underbill, H. M.
Weiman, Jacob.
NAPANOCH.
DuBois, Gilbert.
Pillsbury, M. M., residence.
NEWARK.
Cronise, J. S.
Garlock, Frank.
N. Y. State Custodial Asylum.
Sleight, P. R.
Vary, C. P. H.
NEW BERLIN.
Bradley, J. S.
NEW BRIGHTON.
New Brighton Building Co.
Prentice. A.
Public School No. 3,
Whitman, Clarence.
NEWBCRGH.
Academy of Music.
Andrews, J. P., residence.
Bell, David, residence.
BemuUard, A. B. E.
Bigler, J., residence.
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^AAGRimf^.G^KUNUU. ^
We also make the best VENETIAN BLINDS
in the market, either in Hard Woods or Painted
in any Color desired. Particular attention given
to Hard Wood Doors and Cabinet Trim.
C. B. KEOGH & CO.,
6 and S HOV7ARD STREET,
3SrE,a.I^ CE3SrTI^E ST.
2<T:E]-'^j;r ira:^:^.
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References.
Brown, W. C, residence.
Caldwell, W. J., residence.
Cameron, W. F. , residence.
Chadwick, Joseph, residence.
Childrens' Home.
Coldwell, Wilco.-c & Co.
Columbia Skating Rink.
CoUis, M. L., residence.
Cornell, Geo. T.
Covert, C. J., residence.
Cranshaw, S., residence.
" Daily Journal," office.
" Daily News," office.
DeGroat, Peter.
Dumphey, J. G., News Building.
Flannery, John.
Fowler, Mess. E., residence.
Greaves, Joseph, residence.
Harrison, James, residence.
Harrison, J. J. E., store.
Harrison, William, residence.
Havemeyer, A. H.
Higginson, H. C, office.
Johnston, B. K., hotel.
Kelley, Wm. H.
Linch, Francis.
Lyon, Wm. H., residence.
Marshall, W. J., residence.
Marvell, T. S., & Co.
McCabe, Mrs., residence.
McDonald, Patrick, residence.
Merritt, Theodore, store and residence.
Miller, Miss Mary, residence.
Monell, G. L., residence.
Moscow, Chas. E., residence.
Nevvburgh Savings Bank.
Nugent, Patrick, residence.
Olympic Skating Rink.
Perkins, F. W., residence.
Perkins, G. C, residence.
Perkins, Friend, residence.
Pierce, Mrs. E., residence
Police Headquarters.
Post Office.
Quade, John, flats.
Riley, Patrick.
Ross, G. H., residence.
Schaeffer, F. J. N , residence.
Schaeffer's Flats.
Scuff, T. W.
Sloat, J. L., residence.
Smith, A. C. & Co.
Sneed, Joseph, residence.
St. Patrick's Church.
St. Patrick's Institute.
Stewart & Sager.
Stewart, Lachlan, residence.
Sunsbury News Co., store.
Sweet, Joseph A. residence.
Vail, Walter.
Walsh, E. A.
West Shore R. R. Depot.
Wiggins, Dr.
Wilco.x, G. R. M., residence.
Wilkinson, John G., store.
NEW ROCHELI.K.
Aspinwall, Geo. H .
Banks, G. W.
Barrett, H. T.
District School No. i.
Embury, A. L.
Fueler, H. F.
Hallweg, J.
Howe, G. W.
Jenkins, F.
Lafevre, Capt. J.
O'Kelly, P. J.
Stevans, B.
Vulte, N. T.
NEAV LOTS.
Fulton Ave. School.
Henry Ave. School.
NEWTON.
Thompson iS: Son.
NEW YORK MIILS.
Walcott, D. W., residence.
NIAGARA FAtLS.
Bank of Niagara.
Gaskell, C. B.
Gazette Block.
Hotel KaUenbach.
N. Y. C. R. R. Depot.
Orpheus Park Theatre.
Spencer House.
The Atlantique.
The Porter Building.
NORTH BLOOMFIEI-n.
Davis, W. P.
Fairchild, C. H.
Martin, A. D.
North Bloomfield Foundry and Machine Tool
Works, office.
Universalist Church.
Wigg'ns, C. P.
NORTH LANSING.
Wilco.x, William.
NORTHPORT.
Cahill, Jesse.
NORTH TARKYTOWN.
Cowe, J.
NORTHVILLE.
Brown, G, N., residence and store.
Hubbell, Ray, residence and store.
Icheul House.
Palmer, Allen A.
Winnies Hotel.
NORWICH.
Harkness, Robt., residence.
Merritt, Chas. H., residence.
NORWOOD.
Abbott, Rev. H. C, residence.
Ducolin, S., residence.
Nightingale, C. C, residence.
NYACK.
Ackerman, David, residence.
Ackerman, V., store.
Bannister, W. H.
Barganannath, H.
Blauvelt, W. E.
Bliven, A., residence.
Brinkerhoff, A.
Brush, B. M.
Datchman, Julius.
Davison, John, residence
Ernst & Bro.
Feltor, John M., residence.
Kessler, Henry, residence.
Laichdell Villa.
Leadly, James, residence.
Maynard, Dr.
Meeker, Chas. H., residence.
Morrell, G. T., residence.
Morrow, G. W., residence.
Murray, Andrew.
Nyack School.
Oatman, Dr. E. L.
Ondesdauk, W. F. , residence.
Partridge, J. E., residence.
Porter, P. J., residence.
Radford, Mrs. M., residence.
Rockland College.
Tallman, Francis J. M.
Voorhis, Wm., residence.
OAKDALE.
Butting, W. Bayard.
OGDENSBURGH.
City Hall.
City Hospital.
Deane, H. C, residence.
Fitzgerald, Capt. Richard, residence.
Judson, J., residence.
Kellogg, Geo., residence.
Lavier, Chas.
Lavier, Thos. H.
New Opera House.
Newell, Hon. E. A., Mayor, residence.
Proctor, W. F.. residence.
St. Mary's Cathedral.
St. Mary's Rectory.
Wadhanis, Rev. Bishop, residence.
Wilson, J. N., residence.
OLEAN.
Simpson, W. H.
ONEIDA.
Franklin Iron Works.
Hotel Brunswick.
Oneida Community.
Reynolds, H.
Reynolds, H. W. & Co.
Tuttle, J. F.
Warner, J. M.
ONEONTA.
Brown, W. L.
Eppo, O.
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NATHANIEL CHENEY.
CHAS. HEWLETT.
GHENEY Zl HEWLETT,
^j^KCHITECiaR/IIi IRON VORK.S. f.
Fronts, Roofs, Bridges. Domes,
Beams, Girders,
Columns, Lintels, Sills,
Window Guards, Lamp Posts.
Area Elevators,
Stirrups, Folding Shutters,
Stairs, Cornices, Capitols,
Arches, Railings, Stoops, Doors,
Vaults, Anchors,
Awning Posts, Area Lights,
Sky Lights,
Balconies, Rolling Shutters.
WORKS, NEWTOWN CREEK, PAIDGE AVENUE,
SETAUKET AND BRANT STREETS,
GREENPOINT, L. I.
OrnCE, 207 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR WORK IN ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY
coKKESFOisrnDEisrcE soliciteid.
-..rtnaiTiJllBIlllllirrii.™-^..'
BKSTRQiM'S VENTILATOR
is unquestionably the best and cheapest
means of removing excessive heat,
smoke, cooking odors, etc., equally
adapted to old or ne'wr houses, there
is in the market
WITH STOVE PIPE RING,
For particulars .Tpply to
GRENEYS HEWLETT
NQ. 207 BR0ADWAY,
NEW Y0RK.
No Separate Ventilating Flue .Required.
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FOR VENTILATION ONLY.
Repbrences.
Jennings & Bixby.
Mattesons, S. S. , residence.
Moody & Gould Co.
O RIB NT.
Hallett, G. M. & Son.
OSWEGO.
Arcada Building.
Austin, E W., store.
Becksteads, Chas., residence.
Brown, O. H., residence.
City Hall.
City Savings Bank.
Coude, L., residence.
Crandall, Mrs. Chas., residence.
Crawford & Donovan.
Cussack, Woods & Hennessy.
Custom House.
D. L. & W. R. R. Depot.
Dowale, Hon. John, residence.
First National Bank.
Gray, Neil, residence.
Hayes, Dennis, residence
Home Comfort Hotel.
Hughes, Rev. M. J., residence
Johnson, Samuel, residence.
Johnsons, Ed., residence.
Judsons, D., residence.
Kaspinski Dye Works.
Keep Bros.
Kellogg, E. P.
Kinsford, Thomson, residence.
Linnanion, John, residence.
Macfarland, D. residence.
Macfarland, J. D.
Narrish Bakery.
Neal, M. P., residence.
O'Keefe, T. E., store.
Oswego City Poor House.
Oswego City Hospital.
Oswego Orphan Asylum.
Oswego Starch Factory.
Oswego Shade Cloth Factory office.
R. W. & Q. R. R. Co., Depot.
Richardson, Hon. Ma.x, residence.
Second National Bank.
Shead, C. G. & Co.
State Armory.
Sullivan, John C, residence.
OTISVU-LE.
Dodge, A.
Reed, Henry, residence.
Smith, G., residence.
OWASCO LAKE.
Thompson, Geo., residence.
OWEGO.
Atwaga House.
Brant, H. R.
County Jail.
Davis, B. J.
Direlle, J. C, residence.
D. S. & W. R. R. Depot.
Goodrich, Mrs. G. B., residence.
Hubbard & King.
King & Co.
Maloney, P.
Owego Iron Works.
Phelps, Dr. E. B.
Renwick, W. C, residence.
Sheriff's Office.
Stairs, Chatfield & Co.
Starebrough, J. B.
Thompson, C. A., residence.
OXFORD.
Bull, Chas. R.
Bull, Chas. I.
PALANTINE BRIDGE.
Taylor, J. D., residence.
Wagner, Hon. Webster, residence.
P.\I,MTR.\.
Power's Hotel.
PAINTED POST.
Bronson, F. E.
Bronson, G. A., block.
Bronson. W. C, bank.
Campbell, Mrs. E., residence.
Weston Engine Co.
PAKI.SH.
Parish Mfg Co.
PEEKSKILI..
Andreson, Homer.
Armstrong, A. L.
Armstrong, H. L.
Convent of Our Lady of Angels.
Franciscan Convent.
Hammond, C. E.
Hartin & Mabie.
Mason, Dr. Chas
R. C. Orphan Asylum.
St. Paul M. E. Church.
Wessells, W. F.
PE>-N TAX.
Baldwin, M. L,
Catholic School.
Dwelle, E. C.
First National Bank.
Fox, W. H.
Hamlin, L. O.
HoUowell, W. D.
HoUowell & Wise.
Hughes, C. J.
Knapp House.
Knapp, O. C.
Lapham, G. H.
Lown, J. H.
Ogden, Hon. D. A., residence.
Quick, Wixon & Co.
Sheppard, Morris F.
Wheeler, F. F.
Wise, W. N.
Yates County Surrogate's Office.
FERKASIC.
Hendrick, ]. A.
PERRY.
Broughton, John M.
Olin, M. H.
Walkes, D. S.
PHELPS.
Beardsley, E.
Cobb, R. R., residence.
PHILMONT.
Philmont Paper Co.
PIFFARD.
Royal Salt Co.
PINE RUSH.
Wallace, J. H.
PINE ISLAND.
Orange Farm.
PINE PLAINS.
Eno, W. S.
Keller, G. M.
Knickerbocker. H. B.
Mattice, Rev. A.
Pizie, Benj. J.
Seymour, Smith Institute.
PLATTSBURGH.
Arcada Restaurant.
Barbes, C. E.
Bluff Point Hotel.
Bowen, Hon. S. P.
Browne's Restaurant.
Casanaugh. Joseph.
Clinton County Poor House.
Costello, Thos.
County Clerk's Office.
D. H. R. R. Depot.
Edwards, C. E. W.
Fauquet House.
First National Bank.
Hartwell. W. W.
Hayes, L. W.
Kellogg, Hon S. A.
Louis & Demert.
Meyer's Restaurant.
Mooers, W. B. & Co.
Myers, H. P. & Co.
McHattill, A.
New Court House.
Normal School.
St. Johns Roman Catholic Church.
Thomas, A.
Trinity Church.
Vilas, S. T., House.
Weaver, A. M.
Weaver, John.
Weaver, T. M.
Webb, Geo. N.
Weed, Hon. S. M.
Wickerall House.
Wieaslow, E. S.
PLEASANT V.\LLET.
Lasher. Frank P.
PLEASAXTVrLLE.
Hall, C. W.
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THE IDOI3G-E1 ZP^A^TEHSTT
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FAR JLHEAID ALL OXHERS
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Construction, Finish and Performance.
LARGEST PdLLEY FACTeRY ON EARTH.
Works sf Dodge Mfg. Co., /^ishawaka, Ind,. a. S. A.
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THIS PULLEY has always received the HIGHEST AWARDS wherever it has been
exhibited. NO OTHER WOOD PULLEY has received an Award for Merit anywhere.
By every mail we have letters from parties who have tried the so-called
NEW PULLEYS, found them Worthless and returned to the GENUINE
independence pulley.
ma.nuf-a.cture;d only by
DODGE MANUFACTURING CO
MISHAWAKA, IND.
ALSO
Sole Manufacturers of the DODGE PATENT
AiiK'i'icim S.ystciH of Power Traiis-
iiiissioii by 3Iaiiilla Rope.
BEST.
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References.
POPLAR RIDGl!:.
Haines, Seaman \V., residence.
Hazard, J. W., residence.
Hazard, Wm. R., residence.
Meader, Wra. C, residence.
Mosher, Sidney, residence.
POKT BTKON.
Howard Hotel.
PORT CHESTER.
Clark. Mr.
Curtis, E. & Co.
Kelley, W. E.
Lambet, C. S.
Lambert, Robert.
Madden, M. H.
McCarthy, John.
Osborn, F. M.
Pond, West A: Simmons.
Sloan. M.
Wesley, E. B.
POKT HKNRY.
Breadner, J. T.
Hathaway, W. C.
McRay, Joseph.
Sherman, G. R.
Witherbee, F. F.
Witherbee, Mrs T. L.
PORT JEBVI.S.
Banks, W. C.
Bolton, Jas.
Boyed, C. C.
Conrad, W.
Cuddeback, Dr. W. L.
Cuff, -Andrew.
Decker, James.
Delaware House.
Farnum Building.
Farnum, E. P.
Farnum. P. E.
Fowler, E. G.
Frautey, J. D.
Gray, T. ]., residence.
Heller, M. V.
Ketcham, L. B.
Lyons, J. W.
Maloen, Gordon & Co.
Malvin, Gordon & Co.
Monahan's Hotel.
Margot, A. C.
McGuire, Tbos.
Mills, J.J.
Mountain House School.
Riverside School.
Sharp, Thos., residence.
Slade, Aaron.
Sparrowbush School.
Stanton, Geo.
Stewart, D. T.
St. John, Chas. J.
Swinton, Shimer & Co.
Throp, Jerry B.
PORT RICHMONI>.
Sloan, W. A.
Toggin, F. J.
Wood, Ambrose, residence.
POTSDAM.
Academy of Music.
.Albion Hotel.
Bailey, D. A. B. & Co.
Sisson, G. W., residence.
State Normal School.
Town Hall.
POOGHKEE PSIE.
Adriance, Piatt & Co.
Alms House.
Atwater. Dr.
Baptist Church of Christ.
Brinkerhoff, T. Van Wyck.
Caire, .Adam.
Dates, Chas.
Dinsmore, W. B.
Doherty, P. C.
Dutchess County Mutual Ins. Building.
Eastman's College.
Hammond, C. E.
Heath, J. Parker.
Hudson River State .Asylum.
Hudson River State Hospital.
Lane Bros.
Lasher, W. P.
Morgan House.
Nelson House.
Old Ladies' Home
Peckham. Mrs.
Post Office.
Poughkeepsie Savings Bank.
Reynolds, Capt. M.
Ritter, W. H.
Schwartz, M.
Shaw, Dr. John.
Smith, W. W.
Spross, Elias.
Taggert, R. W.
Thompson, James.
Trowbridge & Adriance.
Tripp, S. V.
Tasher, W. P.
Tuthill, Dr. R. K.
Van Wagner, Peter.
Vassar Home for Aged Men.
Wells & Zimmerman.
Qt'OGSE.
Howell, B. H., residence.
KAMAPO.
Easton, W. C.
Ramapo Iron Works.
Snow, Fred. M.
RHI>-EBECK.
Miller, Geo. N., M.D„ residence.
M. E. Church.
Sherwood, Phil., residence.
Suckley, R. B., residence.
Suckley, Thos,. residence.
RICHFORB.
Finch, C. W.
RICHMOND HILI..
Forbes, Dr. W. H., residence.
RIDGEFIEED.
Wilson. C. B.
KIYEB-HEAD.
Griffing, T. H.
Newins, J. H.
Vail, David F.
Vail, Geo.
ROCHESTER.
Abendroth & Root Mfg. Co.
Adler Bros.
Allen, W. , residence.
Ailing & Cory, store.
Archer, Geo, W., building. *
Barr & Creelman.
Bartholomay Block.
Bartholomy Park Hotel.
Birdsall, C , residence.
Bishop Building.
Bracket House.
Brewster, Gordon & Co.
Briggs, J. E. , residence.
Bucke, C. J., residence.
Buell, G. C. & Co.
Buff., Roch., & Pitts. R. R. Depot.
Cauffman, Jos.
City Hall.
City Hospital.
Chase, E. B., residence.
Clark, B. H., residence.
Conklin, Henry R.
Corinthian Academy of Music
Corning Building.
Cook, E. H. & Co..
Grossman, Bros.
Cumpeaugh, E. O, & Sons, store.
Cunningham, Chas, E., residence.
Cunningham. J., Son & Co.
Cunningham, J.
Danforth, Judge.
Davis, W. P.
Deaf Mute .Asylum.
Dickson, Allen.
Duffy, Bussey & Wile.
Dumond, F. A: Son.
Dwyer, Rufus K.
Eastman Dry Plate Co.
Eastwood Estate.
First Baptist Church.
Fitzsimmons, Chas.
Fitzsimmons, Burke, Hone & Co.
Ford, Thomas W.
Gaeeham, John E.
Garson, Myers & Co.
Gillis, J. W.
Gorsline, Wm. H.
Graves, L. S. & Son.
Hapnean. C. B.
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Harrison, Jas. M.
Hastings, Chas. S.
Hayden & Havens Co.
Hennegan, George.
Hennion, Dr. J. B., residence.
Hobbie, Mrs. A. C, residence.
Hollister Bros.
Howe & Bassett.
Johns, Geo. W., store.
Jones, Dr. Jonas.
Kelly, W. Foster, arch.
King, W. W., residence.
Lamberton's Commercial Building.
Levi, Nathan.
Lines Bros.
Loss, L. M.
Madden & Sullivan.
Manderville, Dr. F. A., residence.
Manderv, L., office,
McFarlin, M. F. & Son.
McGuire, Horace.
McQuade, Rt. Rev. B. J.
Mensing & Stecher.
Mechanics' Savings Bank.
Merriman, C. C.
Michaels, Stern & Co.
Monroe County Court House.
Moore, John C.
Morey, John E., Jr.
Nation Hotel.
Nazareth Convent.
New Osborne House.
Nott Hotel.
Noyes, Col.
N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Round House.
Osborn House Block.
O'Kane, John, residence.
Osborne, E. W , residence.
Phelan, J., factory.
Pitkins, Peter, building.
Powers, D. W., Commercial Building.
Powers, D. W., residence.
P. & R. R. car shops.
P & R. R. R., round house.
Rebaz, Wm. N.
Reynolds' Arcade.
Rice Bros.
Ridley, B. F. , arci,
Roby, S. B., & Co.
Roberts, Owen N., residence.
Rochester Free Academy,
Rochester Brewing Co., office,
Rochester A.xle Works.
Rochester Savings Bank.
Rochester Paper Co.
Sanford, D. J. E.
Sagar, Joseph.
Shaffer, Edward.
Selden, L. E. block.
Sha.klin, Mrs. J. R.
Shipman Engine Co.
Shipman, A. H.
Sibley, Hiram & Co,
Sibley, Lindsey & Curr.
Sloan, Samuel, residence.
Sloan, Sa.Buel, store.
Smith, John A.
Smith, J. Morean.
Smith, John.
St. Joseph's Asylum.
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum.
St. Mary's Hospital.
Talvey, John & Co.
Tichnor Building.
Trotter, Chas. W.
Union Bank of Rochester.
Valtz, C. H.
Vredenburgh, E. H., residence.
Vogts, A., building.
Walker, F. R.
Walbridge, S. D.
Warner, Dr. H. H., building.
Warner, Dr. H. H., residence.
Warner Observatory.
Warren, E. H. building.
Washington Skating Rink.
Western House of Refuge.
Wheelock, Dr. J. F.
Woodbury, E. F., building.
Wright, Alfred N., factory.
Wright, Alfred N. residence.
Williamson & Higbie, building.
Whitcombe House.
Wilder Block.
Y. M. C. A. Building.
ROCKVILLE CENTKB.
Athenaeum Hall.
Engels, F, W.
Hawkins, W. H.
BOMB.
Armstrong, Wheeler.
Bissell, J. C.
Caswell, H. A.
Central N. Y. Institute for Deaf and Dumb.
Central National Bank.
Commercial Hotel.
County House.
Ely, John D., & Co.
Glassman, Howes, block.
Jackson, Chas. H.
Maxweel & Mowry.
M. E. Church.
Orton, A. W.
Prince, D. B. Store.
Rome Opera House.
Russ, Geo. P.
Salspaugh & Armstrong.
Sink Opera House.
Spencer & White, store.
Washington Street Opera House.
Wiggins, J. B., store.
RONDOUT.
Addis, David D., residence.
Boise, Peter, residence.
Broadhead, A. W., residence.
Button, F.
Canfield, P. A., residence.
Canfield, P. A., Jr., residence.
Connelly, Carey S., residence.
Connelly, Hon. H. C, residence.
Cornell, Hon, Thos.
Cornell Steamboat Co., office.
Crosby, A. A.
Crosby, M. C, residence.
De DaVergne, L V.
Dubois, Remsen B., residence.
Edmonds, C. L.
Ernest, Frank, residence.
Gibson, Samuel D., residence.
Griffith, F. H., residence.
Gurnee, P. J.,
Halloran, John F.
Hasbrouck, Conrad.
Hasbrouck, Guilford, residence.
Hickey, T. J.
Hoffman, Jacob, Brewing Company, office.
Houston Electric Company.
Huhne, Dr. Aug., residence.
Hudson River Furniture Stores.
Johnstons, W. G., residence.
Kennedy, David D., residence.
Lindsley, Hon. James G.
Main, Robert, residence.
Mayes, J. H.
Mantusterk, A.
McEntee & Dillon.
McMullen, Andrew, residence.
North, L M.
Pratt, Geo. W., residence.
Rodee, James, residence.
Schoonmaker, P. E.
Sleight, Mrs. L M.
Standard Oil Co. , office.
Shrobes, John H., residence.
Standard Oil Company, office.
Staples, A. S., residence.
Thompson, Houston Electric Co,
Tompkins, Edward.
Tomkins, R. F., residence.
Townsend, R. G., residence.
Turck, Wm. L
Van Buren, A, P., residence.
Van Deusen, James L.
Van Keuren, Jas. G.
Weiber, H. E.
KOSENDALE.
Schoonmaker, Dr. J., residence.
Schoonmaker, S., M.D., residence.
Veeder, Mr., store and residence.
KOSETON.
Java, J. J.
SACKETT'S HARBOR.
Day, Lewis W.
Knowlton, C. E.
SAG HARBOR.
Fahey Watch Case Co.
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Reperences.
SANDY HII,!.,
Court House.
SAKANAC I.AKE.
Hague, Pelham,
Saranac Lake Hotel Co.
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
Academic School Building.
Adirondack R. R., office,
Aerisworth, Geo. W., residence.
Ainsworth, W. W,, residence.
Allen, Rev. Perry S., residence.
American Hotel.
Arcade Building,
Avery, Geo. H,, residence.
Babcock, Dr. M. N., residence.
Baker & Shevlin.
Bockes, Wm. Hay, residence.
Bracket, E. F., residence.
Bronson, W. C, residence.
Brown, J. R., residence.
Brown, W, E.
Brumer, B., store.
Cameron, Mrs. J. E., residence.
Clement & Cox.
Colcord, J. M., residence.
Comstock, G. W., residence.
Congress Hall.
Cooper, Mrs., residence.
Corckey, John F., residence.
Crawford, F., residence.
Crippon, G. M., residence.
Cushing, Albert, residence.
Darrow, F. E., residence.
Darrow, W. F., residence.
Davison, Mrs. John B., residence.
Day, Oscar A., residence.
Douglass, Thos., residence,
Driewer, J.
Episcopal Church.
Farnham, Geo. A,
Ferguson, Robert G.
First National Bank.
Fitzpatrick, Wm. J., residence.
Fuller, J. A., residence.
Fuller, Mrs. Joseph, residence.
Fuller, S. W., residence.'
Gibbs, James R., residence.
Gibbs, W. H.
Gillis, George H., residence
Gilson, J. P., residence.
Goldsmith, B. J.
Grammar School No. 4,
Grant, Dr. C. S., residence,
Guiltman, Michael, residence,
Hamilton, Hon. T. F., residence.
Hansom, H. B., residence
Harrison, H. B.
Hart, H. H.
Hathorn, Hon. H, H., 'esidence
Herslip, Jos.
High School.
Hilton, Hon. Henry residence.
Hotel Todd.
Holmes, Morris H., residence.
Ingleam, William, residence.
Jennings, Mrs, M. J., residence.
Jones, E. N., (Supt. of Schools.)
Kearney, Hon. Edward, residence.
Kenmore Hotel.
Kirkpatrick, D. E., residence.
Knapp, A. P.
Lee, Jas., residence,
Lester Bros.
Lester, Hon. C. S. , residence.
Lockwood, Mrs. A. A., residence.
Lockvvood Wm. H,, residence.
Mallory, T. F., residence.
Mariarte,Dr. D. C, office,
McEwen, Dr. R. C, residence.
McNaies. A. R., residence.
McPherson & Meehan.
McRea, W, S., residence.
Monroe, Dr., residence.
Mott, Mrs. Laura, residence.
Noonan, D, H., hotel.
Nunnick, Jas., residence.
Olmsted, Geo., residence.
Patrick, Mrs. C. E., residence.
Patrick, Mrs. J., residence.
Pearsall, Dr. A. J., residence.
Phelps, M. B , residence.
Phillips, Charles.
Pond Alurbert, office.
Powers & Smith.
Quickpatrick, John, residence.
Rainsdie, J. M.
Rich, A. E., office.
Richard, S. A., residence.
Robertson, Andrew, residence.
Roods, Miss E. A., residence.
Salway Process Co.
Scovill, J. P., residence.
Schacklefind, G. R. P.
Seavey & Gardiner.
Smith, J. H.
Stiles, E.
Stiles, Jesse, residence.
Strong, Dr., residence.
Sweeney, J. F., hotel.
Temple Grove Seminary.
Terwi.Iiger, S. F. , residence.
Thomas, C. B., residence.
Thomas, W. H., residence.
Toeon, B. J., residence.
Totten, T. J., residence.
Town Hall,
Travers, Mrs. W. R., residence.
Trim & Douglass.
Trim & Tarrant.
Valentine & Morris, store.
Valentine, Thos. B., residence.
Vilaxey, Hon. Edward, residence.
Wakefield, J. L, residence.
Warden Hotel.
Warden, W. N.
Waterbury, E. R., residence.
Waterbury, W. R.. residence.
Weeles, Robert, residence.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
White, F. A., residence.
Wind or Hotel,
Wing, D. E., residence.
Yeungling, D. G. Jr., residence.
SAUGERTIES.
Boer, N. C, residence and factory.
Bogardus, Howard, residence.
Davis Block.
Davis, J. W.
District School No. 10.
Etting, G. W., residence.
Kemble, J. H., residence.
Lamb, Daniel.
Lasher, Alfred, residence.
Lasher, John E., residence.
Low, J. M.
Loerzel, Fran.
Maiden Methodist Parsonage.
Meyer, Andrew D., residence.
Montross, S., residence.
Porter, Wellington, residence.
Ryan, Edward, residence.
Searing. S. J.
Sheffield, J. B. & Son.
Spellman, Thos., residence.
Vannetton, Uriah.
Washburn, Richard, residence.
Ziegler Bros.
SCHAGHTICOKE.
Quackenbush, A., residence.
Re.xford, A. W.
SCHENECTADY.
Allen & Williams.
Atwell, F. J., residence.
Barney, H. S.
Carmichael, B. F.
Case, Levi & Co.
Chapel of First Presbyterian Church.
Clute, H.J.
Clute, J. W., residence.
Dillenbeck, A., residence and store.
Ellis, C. G.
Ellis, Edward.
Fuller, R., residence.
Hanford, G. T., residence.
Hardin, J. T.
Henke, August, residence.
Heilbronner, H., residence.
Locomotive Works.
McClyman, Wm.
Potter, Hon. Piatt, residence.
Powers, A. M., residence.
Schenectady Knitting Mills.
Schemeihorn, E, N., residence
Stevenson Bros.
Susholz, S., residence.
Swits, Dr. H., residence.
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Veeder, G. S,, residence.
Vroom, J. V. & Sons.
Westinghouse, George, Jr.
Westinghouse, Jay.
Westinghouse, John.
SCHCTI-EBVII,LE.
Fanson, R.
Gow, Dr.
SENECA LAKE.
Gould, S. S., residence.
Hoag, Milton, residence,
Williard Asylum.
SENECA FALLS.
Allen, Dr. D. S.
Baird, T. B., residence.
Beckes, N. H., residence.
Binney, W. W., residence.
Burt, Mrs. E. E., residence.
David, B. B., residence.
Exchange National Bank.
Gleason & Bailey Mfg. Co.
Gould, Mrs. Hannah.
Gould, James H., residence.
Gould, S. S., residence.
Goulds Mfg. Co., office.
Guion, Col. G. M., residence.
Hale, J. E.
Harrold, G. W.
Henion, Mrs. Henry, residence.
Hoag Opera House.
Hoag, Milton, residence.
Lathrop, W. B., residence.
Maurer, John, residence.
McDonald, J. H , residence.
Monroe, S. L. , residence.
Partridge, Mrs. Leroy C, residence.
Presbyterian Parsonage.
Rumsey & Co., office.
Seymour, Mrs. W. T.
Silsby, H. S., residence.
Silsby Mfg. Co., office.
Stearns, G. R., residence.
Teller, James, residence.
Wessell, Bronson A., residence.
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SENECA MILLS.
Russell, C. H.
SENNETT.
County Almshouse.
■SHEEPSHEAD IS.AY.
McKane, John Y.
SHERBURN.
Beebe, Albert.
Elsbre, Gladine & Co., store.
SIDNEY CENTRE.
Beach, F. S.
Beaks, J. E.
Brien, F. S,
SING SING.
Baker, Mrs. H. J.
Berlow & Co.
Birney, Mrs. J. Y.
Bryant, Wallace G.. residence.
Foshay, V. Burton,
Foshay, Wilbur.
Holbrook, Dr.
Jenks, Benj.
Jenks, Julius.
Lemmy, Robert.
Lompbenis, S. E.
Lovvry, Robert,
M. E. Church.
Miller, H, D., residence.
Roller Skating Rink.
Secor Flats.
Secor, Mrs. I. R.
Sherwood, Dr. E. B.
Sing Sing Prison.
Townsend, Farny.
Williamson, Mrs. Geo.
Young, A. L.
SKANEATELES.
Benson, T. O.
Hall, E. E.
McManvia, J. A.
Sballish, Jerry.
Webb, Mrs. H., residence.
Willetts, Joseph C, residence.
SLOATSBURG.
Allen, Edward.
SMITHTOTVN BRANCH.
Fanny, Geo. F.
Smith, C. D.
SODOS.
Rice, A. J.
SOLSVILLE.
Lewis, E.
SOUTHOLD.
VanDusen, M. P.
SOUTH TONKERS.
Gunther, C. P.
SPARKVILLE.
Dominician .Sisters.
SPENCER.
Seely, A. & Bro.
SPRING V.4LLEY.
Van Orden, P. L.
SPUYTEN IHJYVIL.
Sisters of Charity,
STATEN ISLAND.
Baltimore Flats, Tompkinsville.
Bechtel, Geo., brewery.
Bechtel, Geo., residence.
Building of the Mission of the Imn-
Virgin, Pleasant Plains.
Drumgoole, Rev. J. C, Mt. Loreita.
New Brighton Building Co.
Public School, No. 3 , New Brighton.
Whitman, Clarence, New Brighton.
STAATSBURGH.
White, W. A.
STEIN WAT.
Cassebeer, H. A., residence.
STILLWATER.
Newland, R & H.
Quackenbush, John.
STONY POINT.
Wiles, A. M., residence.
STUYVESANT.
Blair, J?mes, residence.
SUFFERN.
Musser, A.
SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
New York Central R. R. Depot.
Phillips & Co.
SYRACUSE.
Arcade Building.
Barnum, H. C, residence.
Bates, R. P.
Beecher, Mr.
Belden, Mrs. Mead, residence.
Bishop, R. M., residence.
Century Club.
Cline, J. B., residence.
County Clerk's Building.
Court House.
Cox, W. W., residence.
Crouse, John, residence.
Crouse, D. E. , residence.
Curtis & Smith, office.
Denison, L. S., residence.
Dueston, Thos. W., residence.
Dunn, P. J.
Eagle Hotel.
Eager, J. W. , residence.
Friend, George S.
Garvey & Tobin.
Gere, W. H. H., residence.
Globe Hotel.
Greenway Building.
Greenway, John Jr., residence.
Hanchett, Chas. G.
Hasbrouck, E. P., residence.
Heir & Aldridge, manufactory.
House of Providence.
Howard Furnace Co.
Joy, Edward.
Kearney, Wm,, residence.
Kelsey, W. W.
Klein, J., store.
Leahy, M. J.
Magee, Dr. C. M., residence.
McClellan, E. B., store.
McCIure, J. H.
McClure, R. C.
Moser, Lucius, residence.
Morrison, James.
Pease, J. F., Furnace Company.
Phoenix Foundry.
Pierce, Butler & Pierce Mf'g Co.
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A NEW BOOK ON HEATING AND VENTILATION.
E5BADSTIVE TREiTIsf ON COMBUSTIOH
a
HEAT."
By JOHTlSr H.
INDEX OF CHAPTERS AND SUBJECTS.
ITS SCIENCE, PRODUCTION AND APPLI
CATION TO THE WARMING AND
VENTILATION OF BUILDINGS.
Boston., iNIass-
HAP. I.
Chap. II.
Chap. III.
Chap. IV.
Chap. V.
Chap. VI.
Chap. VII.
Chap. VIH
VOLUMH I.
PAST FIEST.-Combnstion Practically and Scientifically Considered,
PAOE.
Heat; Its Nature and Source 11
Mineral Coal and its Production 39
Combastion a Chemical Process 20
Elements employed in Combustion .37
Separation of the Fuel previous to Combustion 49
Volatile Constituents of Coal B3
Character of the Coke, Volume of Air Required 61
Construction of Furnaces for the Proper Combustion of Fuel ... 93
lUu^/raleil by 9 Col&jrd Diagrams ami ItfuU-page Tables.
SECOND.— Solid, Liquid, and Oaseons Fnels, and their Furnaces.
Chap. IX. Pulverized Coal and other Fine Fuels, Mechanical Stokers, etc. 107
Petroleum : Its Production and Transportation 121
Petroleum Oil an Fuel vs. Coal 14.3
Natural fJas : Transportation and Use 167
Manufactured and Carburetted (ias 195
Illustrated hij I lyiaijramf and Ufvllpage Tabtea.
CllAP. X
Chap. XI.
Chap. XII.
Chap. XIII,
VOLUMK II.
FOUKTH.— Radiators, Direct aod Indirect, for Steam and Water Heating.
PAGE.
Chap. XVII. The Laws and Phenomena of Heat Applied to Radiators 303
Chap. XVIII. Various .Materials and Forms as Radiators 315
Chap. XIX. Cast Iron Radiator Construction 387
Chap. XX. "Indirect" Radiators— Steam and Hot Water Heat Compared . . 353
Illustrated by 11 Plates, 4 Colored Diagrams, and 8 Tables.
FIFTH.— The Warming of Bnildings by Steam and by Water Apparatus.
XXI
CllAP.XXIl.
Chap. XXIII.
Chap. XXIV.
Chap. XXV.
Hot Ail
d Steam Furnaces 373
Steam and Water as Heating Mediums 391
Water Heating Apparatus, Ancient and Modern 409
Examples of late Water Construction and Operation 4.33
General Proportions of Water Apparatus 461
Pipe Lines, Radiators, and Miscellaneous
Illustrated by S Diagratns, 11 TaHtS. S Plates and Figures.
SIXTH.— The Ventilation of Bnildings— The Amonnt of Air B«qaii«d.
Chap. XXVI. .\ir Hygienically and Scientifically Considered 487
Chap. XXVII. Condition of Public Schoolhouses .507
Chap. XXVIII. Mcthodsof securing Ventilation.Fluesand Chimneys considered 525
Chap. XXIX. Mechanical or Power Ventilation— Modern Examples F.47
Chap. XXX. Examples of Mechanical Ventilation 671-594
lUuttraled by 8 Plates and Figures, I, Colored Diagrams, and 16 TabUs.
THIED. -Boilers of Wrought and Cast Metal,
Chap. XIV. Unsafe Boilers and Steam Generators 213
Chap. XV. Safety .Sectional and Power Boilers 241
Chap. XVI. The Mills and other Heaters- Low Pressure Boilers 369-302
JUuflrated by n Plates, sereral Tables, and Repnrts of Engineers.
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TJNIONVIIXE.
Hayne, I. C.
rSHERS.
Sternburg, F. I.
UTICA.
Arcade Building.
Baggs Hotel.
Barnard, Miss, residence.
Buller, J. M., residence.
Butler, J. M., residence.
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Clark, Dr. Wallace, residence.
Cook, Henry H., residence.
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Curtis, Philo S.
Devereaux Block.
Duffy, Estate Chas G.
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Foster, Thomas, residence.
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Hackett, C. W., residence.
Hubbard, M. H.
Lawerance, L. H., residence.
Martin, Edward, residence.
Middleton, Robert, residence.
Millar, Charles & Son.
N. Y. State Armory.
New York State Lunatic Asylum.
Patterson & Davies, store.
Reynolds Building.
Saturday Globe Building.
St. John's Church Parsonage.
Shaughnessy Brothers, store.
St. James Hotel.
Tucker, Colder & Co.
Utica Steam Guage Co.
Wendt, Fred.
Wicks, Hughes & Griffith.
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WAXDEN.
Davidson, G. A.
New York Knife Co.
Radeker, Bros.
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WALTON.
Ogden, C. E.
WARRENSBURGH.
Church of the Holy Cross.
Church of the Holy Cross, rector^-.
Hunt.'John G., residence.
WARSAW.
Higgins & Webster.
Jackson, J. Arthur.
Peck, C. C.
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Williams, Wra.
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Button Boiler Co.
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Ellnderhill's Sons.
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Reperences.
St. Mary's Church and Parsonage.
St. Mary's School Buildings.
Thomas, Edwin L.
Turner, T. M.
Tyler, C. C.
Warburton Hall.
Washburne Brass and Iron Works, The W. F.
YORK.
Wilson, Wm. R.
NEW YORK CITY.
APARTMENT HOUSES.
" Aldhams,'' 76th St., between Madison & 4th
Aves.
" Alpine," West 33d St.
Apartment Houses on 72d. St., & 4th Ave.
Apartment Houses on West 9th St. nr.6th Av.
Apartment Houses on East 119th St., Jacob
Doll, owner.
Apartment House, So Madison Ave.
Apartment House, l6th St. and Irving I'lace.
.\partment House, 126th St. and 6th Av.
Apartment House, g2d St. and gth Ave.
Apirtment House, 78th St. & gth Ave.
" Barcelona," 5gth St., & 7th Ave.
Beck, F.
"Bella," 26th St., & 4th Ave.
" Benedict," 80 E. Washington Sq.
" Bliss," 73d St. & 4th Ave.
" Bookman," 72d St., Lexington & 3d Aves
" Boston," sgth St., between 5th & 6th Aves
Brackholst, 85 St. & gth .-^ve.
'■ Carlyle," 324 West 60th St.
" Chelsea," 23d St., between 7th & Sth Aves
'■ Chesterfield," 16 East 53d St.
" Cleveland." 124 East 24th St.
Clausen's, H., Apartment House.
Clausen, Henry, sSth. St. & 6th Ave.
"Correll," 8ist St., between Le.xington & 4th
Aves.
Crimmins, J. D. & T. E., 1037 3d Ave.
"Cumberland," 173 5th Ave.
Disken, Martin, 47th St., & Le.vington Ave.
" Drew," 41 Union Square.
Dwyer, D. J., 312 West 60th St.
" Elise," 1431 2d Ave.
" Essex," 6ist St. & gth Ave.
Ferris, O. C, Apartment House.
" Fisher's," West 33d St.
Flanagan, 66th St., & Boulevard.
Flat, on West 50th St.
" Florence," 105 E. l8th St.,
" Frederick," 53d St. & 4th Ave.
Gorman, John J., flat.
Gibbons, A.
Graves, Mrs. M. H., flats.
" Grenoble," 57th St. & 7th Ave.
" Grosvenor " Apartment House, 3d Ave. &
loth St.
Hall, William & Sons, 87th St. & Park Ave.
" Hanover," 2 East 15th St.
Harris. N. D., flats.
" Hathorne," 12S W. 59th St.
" Hearn, ' 31 W. loth St.
" Hoefer," 55th St. and Broadway.
" Hoffman Arms," 59th St. & Madison Av.
Hubert Home Club, 80 Madison Ave.
'■ Imperial." 76th St., between Madison &
4th Aves.
"Jansen," 11 & 13 Waverlv Place.
" ICenmore," 57th St. & gth Ave.
Kennington Flats.
" Kensington," 57th St. & 4th Ave.
" Knickerbocker," 2Sth St. and 5th Ave.
■' Lawrence," 54th St. and 7th .•\ve.
" Lexington," 49th St. and 3d .\ve.
'■ Maginn," 57th St. and loth Ave.
Mahone & Coyne, 27 West mh St.
■■ Manhattan," 2d Ave., bet. 86th and 87th Sts
" Manhattan Square," gth Ave. and 7Sth Si
■ Marcella Flats," I25lh St. & 5th Ave.
McGinnis Flats.
Meyer, S. T., 34ih St., Park & Lexington
Aves.
Meyers, J. H. D., gist St., & Park Ave.
■' Monroe," 59th St. and 6th Ave.
Morris & Cahill, Flats, 8ist St.
"Morton," 206 E. 33i St.
" Orienta," 155 E. 72d St.
" Orleans," 975 Sth Ave.
" Osborne," 7th Ave. and 57th St.
" Oxford," 137 W 36th St.
" Palermo, 125 E. 57th St.
" Palisades," 56th St. bet. Sth & gth Aves.
" Park View," 59th St. bet. 7th and Sth Aves.
Pikes, S. N. Apartment House.
Flyer's C. W., Apartment House, 424 W. 60th
Street.
" Princeton," 57th St. bet. Sth and gth Aves.
Purcell, Edward, 31S VV. both St.
Randall, S. S., 1323 Franklin Ave.
Rankin & Co., 74th St. and ist Ave.
" Rembrandt," 152 W. 57th St.
Rhinelander Estate, Soth St. and 2d Ave.
Robert's Apartments.
Rollwagon, L. P., 56 Irving Place.
" Rutland," Broadway and 57th St.
"Saratoga," 225 W. 52d St.
" Scott," I2g E. 17th St.
"Seward," 175 E. 93d St.
"Sherwood, 531 5th Avenue,
" Sohmer," 57th St. and 7th Ave.
"Soncy," 57th St. and 6th Ave.
" St. Albans," 34g W. sSth St.
Steimetz, J. H., gth Ave, bet. 103d & 104th
Streets.
" Steinhart " 6ist St. and Boulevard.
Sterling Flats.
" St. George," 223 & 225 E. 17th St.
" Strathmore," Broadway and 52d St.
" Sturtevant," 3d Ave.
" Stuyvesant," 142 E. i8th St.
" Sunny Side," Park Ave. and 73d .St.
Tacon'a Apartment House, Lexington Ave.
" Union," log W. 56th Street.
" Vanderbilt," 3gg Lexington Ave.
Voorhees, J. D., Grand Circle and sgth St.
Watkins, J. O., 107th St., & 4th Av.
" Washington," I22d St., and 7th Ave.
"Westmoreland," too E. 17th St.
" Windsor," 1700 Broadway.
MANUFACTORIES.
Columbia Brewery, 450 W. 26th St.
Consolidated Card Co., 222-22S W. I4ih St.
Dunn, Jacob, carnages, 87th St. & 3d Ave.
Hazleton Piano Manufactory, 34 & 36 Uni-
versity Place.
Herring's Safe Co., 13th and Hudson Sts.
L. & H. Brewing Co., 135 W. iSth St.
Miller's Tobacco Works, Columbia and Staun-
ton Sts.
Sherwood's Pickle Works.
Sohmer & Co., 14th St. and 3d Ave.
Wallace, James, Brewery, Cherry St.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
American Art Gallery.
Armory Board, 4th, g4th & 95th Sts.
Baptist Publication Society Building.
Bellevue Hospital, Gate House.
Berkley Lyceum, 44th St.
Bloomingdale Asylum.
Broadway Theatre, 41st St. & Broadway.
Casino, Broadway and 3gth St.
Central Park Home Club.
Central Turnverin, 67th St. & 3d Ave.
Century Club.
Collegiate Institute.
Colored Orphan Asylum.
Daly's Theatre.
Demilt Dispensary. 23d St. & 2d Ave.
Department Public Charities and Corrections.
Department of Docks, Pier "A." N. R.
Deutches Verein, sgth St., West of 6th Ave.
Eighth Regiment Armory.
Engine Co. No. 56.
Fourteenth St. Theatre.
Foundling Asylum, 6gth St. & 3d Ave.
Freundschaft Society, Park Ave. & 72d St.
Germania Club.
German Hospital.
German Mission Building, Ave. C. & 4th St.
German Odd Fellows' Hall.
Grand Central Depot, 42d St.
Hahnemann Hospital, 4th Ave., between 67th
& 6Sth St.
Harlem Turn Verein, 124th St., near 3d Ave.
Home for the Aged Hebrews.
Home for Aged and Infirm Hebrews, 105th
St. near Sth Ave.
Home for Aged Females, 104th St., & 10 Ave
House of Good Shepherd, Sgth St. & Ave. A.
House of Refuge, Randalls Island.
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R&PERENeES.
Hospiial'of L. G. Thorn as.'s 2d St. & Lexing-
ton Ave.
Hubert^Home'Club,' ;oth St., between 7th &
Sth Aves.
Inebriates Home.
Insane Asylum, Ward's Island.
Jackson Square Library, 251 W. 13th St.
Lancashire Insurance Co., 25 Pine St.
Laura Franklin Hospital, iitth St., near 5th
Avenue.
Leiderkranz H ill, 53th St. between, 4th and
Lexington Aves.
Little Sisters of the Poor.
Lyceum Theatre, 4th .\ve. A: 24th St.
Madison Square Theatre.
Manhattan Club.
Manhattan Elevated Railroid cars.
Marquaid Pavilion. 26th St. 0^ ist Ave. |
McKee Ranki I's Theatre, 31st St, & 3d .\ve.i
Methodist Book Concern.
Methoiist Home, loth .\ve., between 92d & I
93d Streets.
Metropolitan Museum of j\'t, S3d St. & 5th
Ave.
Metropolitan Opera House.
Mt. Sinai Hospital, 65th St. & Lexington .\ve.
New York .Athletic Club, 6th Ave. & 55th St.
New York Cancer Hospital.
New York Christian Home, Madison Ave.
New York City Hall.
New York Cotton Exchange.
New York Foundling .Asylum, 3d Ave.
New York Mercantile Exchange.
New York Tombs.
New York Fire Dept. Headquarters 67th St.
New York Fire Dept. Engine House Libertyl
Street. |
New York Fire Dept. Engine House, Elm St. i
New York Sanitarium. 247 West 49th St.
Odd Fellows Hall, Grand & Centre Sts.
Orange Music Hall.
Panorama Building. 55th St. & 7th Ave.
Presbyterian Hospital, Madison .\ve. & 7Sth
St.
Produce Exchange.
Progress Club, 5th Ave. & 63d St.
Roosevelt Hospital, 59th St. between gth &
loih Aves.
Scottish Rite Hall.
Shaefifer's Terrace Garden.
Sisters of Bon Secours, Lexington .\ve. and
8ist St.
Sloan Hospital, 5gth St., & 10th Ave.
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chil-
dren, 100 East 23d St.
Standard Theatre, 6th Ave.
St. Catherine's Hospital, Sist St. & Madison
.■\venue.
St. Francis Hospital, 613 & 615 East 5th St.
St. Leo's Church, n East 28th St.
St. Mark's Mission, Ave. A & loth St.
St. Mary's Hospital.
St. Vincent de Paul School, 43d St., between
Sth & 9th Aves.
Stock Exchange Building, Wall St.
Theis's Music Hall & Garden, East 14th St.
Turn Hall, 66 East 4th St.
Twenty-third Regiment Armory.
Twenty-fourth Regiment -Armory.
Tiventy-sixth Precinct Police Station.
United States Assay Office.
Young Women's Christian .Association, 15th
St. & 3th Avenue.
STORES -\ND OFFICE BlILDINGS.
Ackins Sons & Co.
Akron Iron Co.
Altman B. & Co.. 301 6th .Ave.
.American E.xchange National Bank.
-American Mechanics & Engineers.
.American News Co.
American Safe Deposit Co's Building, 42d St.
& jtT .Ave.
-Aras, Max, Greenwich St.
Anderson Estate, 12 & 14 John St.
Andrade James, 95 Bleecker St,
Ansonia Brass & Copper Co.
-Apgar & Co.
.Appleby Estate.
-Appleton D. i: Co., Grand v^ Green Sts.
.Arnold, Constable & Co., 17th St.
igth'.St.
23d St.
•' " L'nion Square.
" " Canal & Mercer St.
.Astor Estate, Broadway & Prince St.
" 6, S. 10 & 12 Wall St.
" " Grand St.
" " cor Houston & Green Sts.
" " 94. 96, & 9S Broadway.
Backus, Peter ,S: Son.
Baker, Smi'h & Co.
Bank of the Stite of New York, 33 William St.
Banks, John.
Barber Shop. 6ist St. & gth Ave.
Barnes, Demas, 21 Park Row.
Barney's Studio.
Baron & Co.
Barr Co., Edward, Lt'd.
Barrett, Nephews & Co., 5 & 7 John St.
Baumen Bros. 22 & 24 East 14th St.
Becar, -A., 1S7 Broadway.
Bechstein, F., i»c Sons.
Beggs, James & Co., 9 Dey St.
Benedict Building, Broadway & Cortland St
Biddle. Clement M. & Co.
Bird, W. E., & Co.
Black, J. R.
Black:tone Building, Spring & Green Sts.
Blake & Williams.
Bloomingdale Bros., 3d -Ave. and 59th St.
Blum, P. B., Jr.
Bogart, Albert G. & Bro., 115 Bank St.
Bonner & Van Court.
Bramhall, Dean & Co.
Breen & Nason.
Breives, G. T.
Broadway Bank, 237 Broadway.
Broadway & 7th Ave. Railroad Office 50th St.
Brokers' Exchange.
Brooks Bros., Broadway & 22d St.
Brown Bros.
Bryant Building, Nassau & Liberty Sts.
Building I02 & 104 Prince St.
" 512, 514 & 516 Broadway.
" 39 Broadway.
" 6g & 71 Broadway.
78 & 80
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" 50 Exchange Place.
16 & iS Wall St.
91 Wall St.
" N. E. cor. Broadway & 17th St.
" 47 & 49 Greene St.
" 124 East 123 St.
" 77th St. & Madison -Ave.
" 10 East 14th St.
" 691 Broadway.
38 Wall St.
" 27 East 4th Street.
" S22 Broadwav.
" loS & no Green St.
Burrall & Marcellus.
Burt, O. C. & Co.
Busch Building.
Butterick Pub. Co.
Callahan, Cornelius.
Callanan & Kemp.
Cammeyer, A. J,
Camp, F. T. , architect,
Canfield Isidore.
Carpenter, H. M., building, 41 Liberty St.
Carrens, A., 86 Maiden Lane.
Carroll, D. J.
Carter Building, Sth St., & Broadway.
Carraher & Co.
Chattellons, John, Sons, 85 Cliff St.
Chappell, Chase, Maxwell & Co., store.
Cheeseborough, P. -A., State & Pearl Sts.
Children's Aid Society.
Childs & Co.
Christy, Mrs. E. .A.
Clafiin, H. B. & Co., store.
Clarke, John D.
Cohn Bro.
Cohen, A. E. .S: Bro.
Cohnfield Building.
Cohnfield R.
Cohnfield, Theo. , 163 Greene St.
Colgate & Co., John St.
Colwell Lead Co.
Combination Stove & Water Heater Co.
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I^EFERENCES.
Commercial Union Ass'n Co.
Conners, I. S.,
Conover, J S. cS: Co.
Continental Insurance Co., 102 Broadway
Continental National Bank,
Consolidated Gas Co.
Cooke & Co.
Cornell, Hiscok & UnderhiU.
Cozzens, Edward C, 24 East 7th St.
Culkin, H. C. & ]. H.
Cristy, Walcott & Co.
Crum, F. H.
Cunningham. S. D.
Cutting, R. L.
Dahnke Bros., store, S6th St. & 3d Ave.
Dance & Townsend Co.
Daniel & Son.
Davidson Building, 33 Bridge St.
Dawson & Archer.
Deane Steam Pump Co., 92 Liberty St.
Deeve & Co.
DeForrest, W. H. & Co., Broadway & Broome
St.
Demarest, W. J., 30 & 32 East I4lh St.
Demas & Barnes.
Dennison Mfg. Co.
Derycknigh, A. C.
DeWitt Wire Works Co., go John St.
Dimock, O. K., 77 Maiden Lane.
Dicker, T. W. & Sons.
Domestic Sewing M. Co., B'way & 14th St.
Donnegan & Swift.
Donnell, E. ]., ig & 21 Bridge St.
Dougherty, H. B. & W. H., 147 Bank St.
Doying, Wm. L., 124th St.
Duncan, John P.
Dunham, Buckley & Co., store, Broadway.
Duplex Steam Heater Co.
Eagle Insurance Building, Wall & Pearl Sts.
Eaton, Cole & Burnham Co.
Economical Printing Co.
Edison Manufacturing Co., 65 5th Ave.
Ehret, Geo.
Ehrich Bros.
Eppen, Smith & Wiemann.
Elviech Bros.
Elviech, \V. L.
Endus, Martin .
Ennis, Thos.
Evans, The Construction Co.
Exchange Building.
Fairbanks & Co., 311 Broadway.
Farmers' Loan & Trust Co., 20 William St.
Faulkner, F. G., Co., 41 Dey St.
Field's Building, Whitehall St.
Fifth Avenue Presby. Church Parsonage.
Fingerhut, Richird.
Flanson, M., 416 West 71st St.
Fleischman & Co., Perry & Washington Sts
Fleming & Kimball.
Forrest Building.
Fourth National Bank.
Fox, Richard K., building, Dover~.*i: Pearl Sts
Fuller's Building.
FuUner, J. P.
Frank, J. & Co.
Fritsche Bros., 34 Barclay St.
German Savings Bank, 14th St. & 4th Ave.
German Life Insurance Co., Nassau & Cedar
Sts.
Germania Life Insurance Building, I4g B'wy
Gidley &Co., 75 Maiden Lane.
Gilbert & Barker Mfg. Co.
Gillender, H. L., 2 Nassau St.
Gillis & Geoghegan.
Gleason, E. P.
Goelet, R. &. O., Hudson & Leonard Sts.
Gordon Bu.lding.
Gorton & Lidgerwood.
Gorton Boiler Co.
Goldenberg, S., store, I2fi Greene St.
Graham, C, & Sons.
Graham & Murphy.
Graves, L. S.
Grimes, M. F.
Groff & Co., 2o3 Water St.
Guardian Assurance Co.
Guernsey Building, Broadway.
Haight Building.
Haley, J. S. Co.
Hall Steam Pump Co.
Hallett, G. G.
Hamburg-American Packet Co., 61 B'dway.
Hanover Insurance Co.
Harris, A. W.
Hart, Harmon H.
Havemyer & Elden Building Co.
Hazard Building.
Headquarters N. Y. Fire Department, 67th
St. between Lexington & 3d Aves.
Hearn Building, 23 & 27 West 13th St.
Hedden, V. J., & Sons.
Hegeman & Co., 203 Broadway.
Higgins Bros.
Hine & Robertson.
Hoffman, C. Jr.
Hoe, Mrs. R.
HoUman, H.
HoUender & Co., Beaver St.
Holmes & Co.
Howard Building, 176 Broadway.
Hussey Reheater & Steam Plant Improve-
ment Co.
Huyler, i8th St. & Irving Place.
Imperial Building.
Iron Clad Mfg. Co.
Iselin, C. O. D.
Iselin, Neeser & Co., Canal & Greene Sts.
Jamer, Jacob.
James, E. F.
Jackson Architectural Iron Works.
Johnson, Geo. F., office building, 17 & ig
Broadway.
Johnson, John F., 69 Wall St.
Johnson, Mr., of the Edison Electric Light
Company.
Johnson & Morris.
Johnson & Johnson, Wm. & Piatt.
Kaufman, L. E., ist Ave.,& 33d St.
Kaldenberg, M. J.
Keil, W. J.
Keily, T.
Kelogg, E. H., 13 Cedar St.
Kelly & Jones Co.
" Kemble" Office Building, Whitehall & Stone
Sts.
Kernochan Building.
Ketcher, Geo. P., & Co.
Kingsland, A. C. , 5th Ave. &20th St.
Kirshedt, F. A., 78 Grand St.
Knapp, F. W.,
Kurzman, M. & Co.
Lawrence Building,
Lawrence, W. B., Estate, White St. & Broad-
way.
Lazelle, Dally & Co.
Le Boutillier Brothers, store, 50 West 23d St.
Ledevenes, Bondoy.
Ledous & Rickett, to Cedar St.
Lees, Samuel & Co.
Lemon, Thos. K.
Lewis Bros.
Lewis Bros. &Co.
Lewis Building, 623 Broadway.
Lincoln Safe Deposit Co., 42d St., opp. Van-
derbilt Ave.
Livingstone Building.
Loeser, Fred., Prince[& Greene Sts.
Logan & Stephens.
Lorrillard Estate, Jay & Greenwich Sts.
" " 84 & 86 Chambers St.
" " 61 to 73 Wooster St.
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Loudon & Johnson, 180 Chambers St.
Macy, R. H. & Co., 14th St. & 6th Ave.
Maddock, T. H., 234 Broadway.
Maddock Building, 35 Bleecker St.
Manhattan Company Building, 42 Wall St.
Manhattan Railroad Stations.
Manhattan Railroad Office.
Manhattan Real Estate Co.
Manhattan Life Insurance Co. Building.
Mahoney, M.
Manning, Maxwell & Moore.
Marcellus, C. N. &Co., 69 Varick St.
Marine Bank, Wall & Pearl Sts.
Martin, G. W.
May Building.
Mazette, T. F., 6th Ave. & 49th St.
McCreery, James, stores, 22, 24 & 26 East
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REFERENeES.
McIntyre,']G. & Son.
Mclntyre & Phillips.
McMann, T. R. & Bro.
McNab, Harlin, Mfg. Co.
Merahins, Robert.
Merchant's Building, 4& 6 Stone St.
Meriden Brittania Co., 46 East 14th St.
Merrill, E. R.
Merrill, H. B.
Meyers, Sniffen & Co., The
Middleton, W. S.
Miller, Chas. & Son, 19 Park Place.
Mills & Gibbs, 452 & 46S Broadway.
Minot, Hooper & Co.'s Store, 53 Leonard St.
Mitchell, Vance & Co.
Molwetz, Earnst.
Moore, F. G.
Mortimer Building, Wall St.
Mott, J. L., The, Iron Works.
Mount Morris Bank, 125th St. & 4th Ave.
Mutual Life Insurance Co., 144 Broadway.
Murray Building, 135 Broadway.
National Shoe & Leather Bank.
Neal's John, Sons.
N. Y. C. & H. R. R., inh Avenue & 33d St
N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R., Elevated Bailding,
New York Life Insurance & Trust Co.
New York Rubber Clothing Co., 487 B'dway
New York Steam Co., The
New York Steam Fitting Co., The
Niagara Fire Insurance Co.
Nursery & Childs' Hospital.
Nolan, Rev. M. A.
Nolan, W. M.
North River Bank,
Office Building, 1S7 Broadway.
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67 Wall St.
14, 16, iS Wall St.
O'Neil, H. & Co., 6th Ave. & 20th St.
Orient Building, 41 Wall St.
Orth, G. A., 25 Frankfort St.
Outcalt, J. P. V.
Palliser, Geo., Arch., office.
Pancoast & Rogers.
Parish, Daniel, Estate, S60 Broadway & 67
Wall Street.
Parker, Stearns & Co., 79 Centre St.
Parshall, J. L.
Peck Bros. & Co.. 78 Beekman St.
Peoples' Bank, Canal St.
Phelps, Dodge & Co., 19 & 21 Cliff St.
Phillip Tobacco Co.
Pitt, Wm. R., Composite Iron Works.
Plenty, Jos.
Pollack, Alexander.
Potter Building, Astor Place cSc Broadway
" " Park Row.
Powers, Rev. J. N.
Printers' Tool & Supply Co.
Prior,".F. S.
Protective Ventilator Co.
" Pulitzer" Building.
Pursell & Dwyer,6othSt.,bet. Sth & 9th Aves.
Ouincy, John & Co.
Ransom, S.
Ransom, W. H.
Raymond Furnace Co.
Raymond, Russell, 42d St. & 5th Ave.
Reay, M. A., 77 John St.
Renvvick, E. S., 19 Park Place.
Reynolds, G. H.
Rhinehart, E.
Rhinelander Estate.
Richardson & Boynton Co., 232 Water St.
Rineham, John.
Robbins, Rowland A.
Roberts, E E,, 107 Liberty St.
Rogers, H. A., 19 John St.
Rogers, J. F., & Co.
Rosendroff & Sons, store.
Rothhchilds, Jacob, 622 & 624 Broadway.
Rouse Building.
Rouse, Chas , Broadway.
Royal Chemical Co.
Rusher & Fagan.
Rusher, Jas., & Co.
Rutzler, E.
Rutzler & Blake.
Sackett Estate.
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co.
Schermerhorn Building, 96 Broadway.
Schermerhorn, W. L., 116 East I4lh St.
Schlesinger, Leo, Crosby & Jersey.
Schlesinger, M., Canal & Baxter Sts.
Schultz, Carl H.
Schwartzwalden, H., building.
Seasongood, I. & L., 83 & 85 Greene St.
Seymour Manufacturing Co., 45jJohn St.
Sheidig, John & Co.
Shoe & Leather Bank.
Sidenburgh & Co., Broadway, Crosby &
Houston Sts.
Simmons, John.
Simpson & Co.
Simpson, Crawford & Simpson, I9th^ St., &
6th Ave.
Slatterly, Rev. Edward.
Sloanc, W. & J., Broadway & t9th St.
Smith, F. B.
Smith, J. B., & Son.
Solomon, M. & E., 85 Maiden Lane.
Spencer, LorlUard.
Spingler Estate, 20 East 15th St.
Staats, R. P. & J. H.
Standard Oil Co.'s Building.
Stearns & Spingham.
Stern Bros., 34 West 23d St.
Sterns & Spencer, Building.
Sternburger. M. & L., 34 Thompson St.
Stevans, B. H., Estate.
Stevenson Building, 44 & 4O Broadway.
Stevenson, Mrs. E. K.
Stewart, T., 4 & 6 John St.
Stone, Fred. J., 28-36 Liberty St.
Store & Apartment, N. E. Cor. Broadway &
19th Street.
Store, Fulton & Gold Streets.
'■ 77 West Houston Street.
" N. E. cor. Canal & Greene Sts.
■' 560-566 Broadway.
" Broadway & White Sts.
Stout, Spencer & Co.
Street, Geo. O., & Sons, 15 John St.
Stuyvesant, Rutherford, ist Av. & loth St.
Suckley, Robert B.
Sutton Building, 30 West 23d St.
Tailor, E. N., 45 Greene St.
Taylor, C. F. & H. D.
Taylor & Brylan.
Tarrant & Co., 278 Greenwich St.
Temple Court.
The Meyer, Sniffin Co., Cliff St.
Thompson, The, Co.
Times Building.
Tivy, Lawrence.
Toerge, Nicholas.
Tower, A., 691 Broadway.
Tower Building.
Trask & Carmichael.
Travers Bros., 52d St. & loth Ave.
Tribune Building.
Trumbley Building, Broadway & Beaver St.
Unger, John.
Union Dime Savings Bank.
Union Trust Co.
U. S. Trust Co.
United Bank Bailding, Broadway & Wall St.
United Brass Co.
Urquhart, Jno. S., 46 Courtlandt St .
Vanderbilt Building, Beekman & Nassau Sts.
Van Buren Building, 7, 9, 11, West 13th St.
Van Tine, A. A. & Co.
Waefalaer, Louis, Co., Si Beekman St.
Wallace, G. W.
Wallbridge, A. C. Spring & Crosby Sts'.
Warren Mfg. Co., 45 John St.
Washington Bldg., i Broadway.
Watton Mfg., Co.
Weathered, Thos. W.
Wells Building, Broadway.
Wendel's Saloon, 7th Ave. & 49th St.
Western Union Telegraph Building.
Weston i: Fiske, 6i Water St.
Wetman Building.
Wheeler & Wilson Machine Co., 44 East 14th
St.
White Building.
White, Fred. B.
Whittier Machine Co.
Wicke. Wm., & Co., 31st St. & 1st Ave.
Wilkes Building.
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BXJILIDEEIS OF
EBERHARDTS PATENT DRILL PRESS.
The oiilv one built on
" KOUKKCT •' prlnclpIeK.
^f-Bovnton FurnaceCo. usesthem. McGill UnivLTsity uses them.
t«-Fuiler Warren & Co. use them. Brown University uses them.
Ij^_r_ „*^'.l.** . .^ . _ . . .1 r»r.^*» Tnctitntp USPS them.
Cook Locomotive \V..rk
_ Knowles Loom Works ii
1 them Pratt institute us'es them. R. Hoe & Co. use them,
ithem! Watervliet Gov. Arsenal uses them. F. E. Reed uses them.
-StruthcsrWeiTs &"coruse them. John Good uses them.
(^-A. A. Griffing Iron Co. ••— •'-"™
; them.
jse them. L. Shuttle & Co. use them.
: them. Brush Electric Co. uses them.
Pond Mach. Tool Works use them.
Thompson-Houston Electric Co. usesthem
Otis Bros, use them. J. S. Mundy uses them.
{d^King Iron Bridge Works use them, and hundreds of others.
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION for
Steam. Gas and Water.
ALSO,
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AND A FULL LINE OF
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Bronzing Liquid, see page 114 of this catalogue.
Japans and Enamels, see page 115. Radiator Full
Opening Valves, see pages 109 and 110. Air Valves,
Automatic and Positive, see pages HI and 112. Floor
and Ceiling Plates, see page 117. Marble Tops, see
pages 118, 119 and 120. Brass Screens, see pages 54,
55, 56 and 57, in fact everything accessory to a first-class
Steam or Hot Water Heating Apparatus is illustrated in
this catalogue, and will bo sold by us at prices as low as
the lowest, quality of goods taken into account.
A. A. CRIFFINC IRON CO.,
JERSEY CITY. N. J.
NEW YORK. i KI CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA.
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Repbrences.
Wilson, Alfonzo.
Wilson Boiler Co.
Wills Rustless Iron Co.
Winkles. Egbert.
Winslow, Lanier & Co., Nassau St.
Wisweell, H. D.
Wood, Hon. Fernando, 117 S'lig Nassau St.
Wood, Wm., & Co.
Wolffee, P. H. & Co.
" World" Building, Park Row.
Wolcott, Christy & Co., 524 West 23d St.
Worthington Steam Pump Co., 82 Liberty St.
Wright, H. B.
Wright, Jas. T.
Wyson & Kernochan, 61-65 West 23d St.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Albermarle, Broadway & 24th St.
Ashland House, 24th St. cSc 4th Ave.
Baron & Co., 32 Broadway.
Barrett House, Broadway & 43d St.
Belvidere, 4th Ave. & i8th St.
Betts, J. H.
Bode Bros , 28th St. & 4lh Ave.
Buckingham Hotel.
Cable's Hotel, 141 Fulton St.
Centennial, 51st St. & 8th Ave.
Continental, 902 Broadway.
Cusack, J. A., 45 Broadway.
Delmonico Estate.
Eastern Hotel.
Fifth Avenue Hotel. 5th Ave. & 23d St.
Fisher's, 38th St. & Broadway.
Gaelet, R. O., Broadway & 32d St.
Gedney House, Cor. Broadway & 40th St.
Gee, Geo. W.. 75 8th Aye.
GilSey House, 1202 Broadway.
Goelet Hotel.
Hamilton, 5th Ave & 42d St.
Hatfield House, 46 & 48 Ridge St.
Hotel Briston, i West 42d St.
Hotel Brunswick, 225 5th Ave. 1
Hotel Martin, gth St. & University Plac.
Hotel Normandie, 3Sth St, & Broadway.
Hotel Royal, 40th St. & 6th Ave.
Hotel Shelburne, 36th St. & 5th Ave.
Irving House, 48 East 12th St.
Kerker, F. A., Bowery & Grand St.
Langham Hotel, 52d St. & 5th Ave.
Mailborougharms Hotel.
McKeever Bros., Christopher & West Sts.
Metropolitan Hotel.
Morton & Chesley, 42d St.
Mulligan, P., 1259 Broadway.
Murray Hill Hotel. Park Ave.
Nash & Brush, i6 & 18 Park Place.
O'Neil, John, Oyster House, 22d St. & Ave C.
Park Avenue Hotel.
Parker's Hotel, 32d St. & 6th Ave.
Plaza Hotel.
Purdy's, 52d St & 5th Avenue.
Rossmore Hotel, Broadway & 42d St.
Schmenger, 194 3d Ave.
Shady, John, 125th St.. & 8th Ave.
St. Cloud Hotel, 42d St. & Broadway.
St. Dennis Hall.
St. Dennis Hotel Co., Broadway & nth St.
St. Marc's Hotil.
Sturtevant House.
University Place Hotel.
Victoria Hotel, 5th Ave.
Warren House.
Waverly Hotel.
Webb's Hotel.
Westminster Hotel.
White's Restaurant, 349 Canal St.
Windsor Hotel, 5lh Ave. & 47th St.
CHURCHES.
Baptist Church, 56th St., between 8th & 9th
Aves.
Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
Broome Street Church.
Chapel of the House of Refuge.
Church of All Saints, 50 East 130th St.
Church of the Epiphany, 22d St. & 2d Ave
Church of the Holy Communion, 6th Avenue
& 20th Street.
Church of the Holy Redeemer, 3d Avenue.
Church of Our Lady o' Perpetual Help, 323
East 6ist St.
Church of Our Lady of Sorrow, Pitt & Stanton
Streets.
Church of St. Cecelia, io6th St., near Lexing
ton Ave,
Church of St. John the Evangelist, 351 Ea^t
55th Street.
Church of St. Thomas the Apostle, 118 St.
near St. Nicholas .'\ve.
Church of St. Veronica, Washington & Chris
topher Streets.
Church of the Transfiguration.
Christ Church.
Gospel Tabernacle, 8th Ave. & 44th St.
Mt. Morris Baptist Church.
Park Presbyterian Church, 8th St. & loth Ave.
Presbyterian Church, Madison Ave. & 24th
Street,
Rivington Street Church.
Rittger's Riverside Church, 73d Street, near
Boulevard.
St. Agnes', 43d St., near Lexington Ave.
St. Andrews', City Hall Place & Duane St.
St. Ann's Church.
St. Augustine's Chapel, 105 East Houston St.
St. James', Oliver St.
St. James' Church, Madison Ave. & 73d St.
St. John's 2ist St., between 5th &6lh Aves.
St. John's Evangelist Church, 55th St. & ist
Aveuue.
St. Leo's Church, 11 East 28th St.
St. Mary's, Grand & Ridge Sts.
St. Patrick's, Mulberry St.
St. Patrick's Cathedral, 50th St. & 5th Ave.
St. Stephen's P. E. Church, 120th St. & Lex-
ington Ave.
St. Teresa's, 141 Henry St.
St. Vincent De Ferrer, 66th & Lexington Ave.
RESIDENCES.
Aldham. F., 76th Street, near Madison Ave.
Andreas, Mrs. J. J., 126 East 57th St.
Beck, Mr., 5th Ave. & 30th St.
Belden, W. H.
Bookman, J., East 72d St.
Comfort, Jno. E., 169th St. & Franklin Ave.
Cooper, Peter, Lexington Ave., near 22d St.
Cowell, Fred., SistSt., bet. Lex. & 4tli Ave.
Dawdney, A., 65th St., near 5th Ave.
Frazel, Edwin.
Fergerson, Dr. Jas., Waverly Place.
Gallatue, Frederick. sihAve. & 53d St.
Gilsey, Henry.
Herb, E. H., 515 W. 57th St.
Hewett, Hon. A. S., 9 Lexirgton Ave.
Hoe, R. J.
Hughes, Rev. J. J.
Jones, Mrs. M. Mason, 2 W. 58th St.
King. Mrs. E., 431 5th Avenue.
Leibman, Jas., 40 East 74th St.
McCreery, Robt., 5th Ave. & 74th St.,
McCormack, W. J., 55th St. & ist Ave.
Macy Villa Bloomingdale Asylum 117th St.
& W. Boulevard.
Marquand, H. G., 68th St. & Madison Ave.
Merrill, E. R., 361 West 19th St
Mintum. Mrs. Louisa, 22 N. Washington Sq.
Methodist Home, loth Ave., bet. 92d & 93d
Streets.
Pastoral Residence, St. Agnes' Church.
Pastoral Residence, Church Sacred Heart,
51st St. & loth Avenue.
Pope, W. B., 89th St.
Powers, Rev. J., 105 East 30th St.
Randall, S. S., 1323 Franklin Ave.
Roach, David, 76th St., & Lexington Ave.
Robertson, T J , 13 East 56th St.
Robertson, T. R., 13 East 50th St.
Roosevelt, H. I., iSth St.
St. Monica's Rectory, 334 East 79th St.
Steinhart, Selig, West 6ist St.
Thomas, F. F., East 41st St.
Vanderbilt, Wm. K., 5th Avenue.
Wright, J. E., 127th St. & 7th Ave.
Wright, J. Hood, I72d St., & Ft. Washington.
Zensier, A., 58th St., & lOth Ave.
.SCHOOLS.
Columbia College, President's house.
Columbia Grammar School.
Childrens' Aid Society School Building.
Comstock's, Miss, School, 32, 34 W. 40th St.
Convent of the Holy Cross, West 42d St.
Dominician Convent, 65th St. & Lexington
Avenue.
Dominician Convent. 63d St. & ist Ave.
Five Points House of Industry, 155 Worth St.
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\lLL\vr?IGIIT AND /WECHANICAL WORK
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ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
ALL WORK fcUARANTEED
G.F. HALL,PRi;siDi:NT. G. t. HALL.SLtV&Ti
Engines, Boilers and all Connections Furnished and erected in
Complete Running Order.
Shafting put up and General Millwright Work.
With competent Mechanics in our employ, First-Class Work can be
Guaranteed at Reasonable Terms.
Estimates Furnished and Prompt Attention given to all orders.
New York Steam Fitting Co., 211 Centre Street, New Yorl< City.
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MINERAL MACHINE OIL
^Varranted Not to Gum.
Is an Odorless Oil. Adapted for Light or Heavy Work. Contains
no Grit. Leaves Bearings Smooth and Clean. Free from
Acid. Has no Equal.
Samples Free on Application. All Orders Promptly Filled.
G. E. HALL,
211 Centre Street, New York City.
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References.
French, D. C, studio.
Grammar School No. 2, Ii6 Henry St.
'■ " II.
" " " i8, 121 East 51st St.
" " " 31, igS Monroe St.
" " " 32, 351 West 35th St.
■■ " " 51, 523 West 44th St.
■' " " 65, West Farms.
" 68, i2SthSt.,n.6th Ave.
" " " 72, Lex. Ave., bet. 105th
and io6th Sts.
' 79-
Grammar Department No, 46.
Hebrew Orphan Asylum.
Homoeopathic Medical College, Ave. A., bet.
63d & 64th St.'s.
LoomiSj^Laboratorj'.
Primary School No. 9, 42 ist Ave.
" " " II, 31 Vesey St.
" " " 31, 200 Monroe St.
" " " 32, 36th St. & 9th Ave.
" " •• 36, 70 Monroe St.
And over 30 other Public Schools.
R. C. Orphan Asylum.
School of Epiphany, 22d St. & 2d Avenue.
School for Ethical Culture, 109 West 54th St.
Sisters of St. John's Convent, 205 E. 17th St.
Sister Sophia's Private School, 313 & 315 E.
loth St.
St. Alphonsus' School, So. 5th Ave., Grand
Street.
St. Anne's School.
St. Catherine's Convent, Sist St. & Madison
Avenue.
St. Francis Xavier College, W. i6th St., bet.
5th & 6th Aves.
St. Gabriel's School, East 36th St.
St. James' School, James St.
St. James' School, New Bowery & James St.
St. John's College, Fordham.
St. Joseph's Industrial Home, Sist St. &
Madison Ave.
St. Lawrence Academy, 42 East 34th St.
St. Patrick's School, Mulberry St., 50lh St. &
Lexington Ave.
St. Vincent de Paul School & House, West
24th St.
St Vincent Ferrer School, 65th St. & Lexing-
ton Avenue.
St. Vincent's Home for Boys, Gt. Jones St. &
Lexington Ave.
St. Vincent's Hospital, 12th St., bet. 6th &
7th Aves.
Tl\e Vanderbilt Clinic, 59th St. & loth Ave.
Training School for Male Nurses, Bellevue
College.
Wallace, Geo. W., So West 126 St. (Daring
Academv.)
NEW MEXICO.
Capitol Building.
Sisters Hospital,
SANTA FK.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
ST. JOHNS.
AcademiaClub House.
Angel, James & Co.
Castle Linbury.
Church of England Cathedral.
Gear & Co.
Gemmel, Hugh.
Mackey, A. M.
McCowen, John B., office.
Methodist College.
Methodist Home.
Sailors' House.
.St. Mary's Episcopal Church.
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHEVILLE.
Carrier, E. G.
Coxe, Col. Frank.
Garrett, A. & R. U., hotel.
Peck, G. W.
Porter, A. T.
Reynolds & Spears.
CHARLOTTE.
Atkinson. W. R., residence.
Bufard House.
Charlotte Female Institute.
Charlotte Oil Co.
Kittelle, Geo. W.
Oliver Fred., residence.
DURHAM.
Carr, J. S.
Duke, B. N.
Manufacturers House Furnishing Agency.
Watts, G. N.
GOLM8BORO.
Dewey Bros.
" Messenger" Newspaper Office.
Steamboat "Alpha."
" " Louise,"
GREENSBORO.
Stephens & Garrett.
HENDERSON.
Burgwyn, W. H. S.
H ENDERSONVILLE.
Anderson, Jas.
HOT SPRINGS.
Mountain Park Hotel.
Southern Improvement Co.
LAURENBITRG.
Bizzell, A. F.
MOKGANTOWN.
N. C. Insane Asylum.
Scroggs, F. M.
NEWBERX.
Hotel Albert.
Crabtell, John H. & Co.
RAI,EIGH.
Brewster, J. C.
Briggs, Thos. H.
Stevenson, T. J.
St. Mary's School.
ROAN MOUNTAIN.
Cloudland Hotel.
SALEItl.
Fries, F. H., residence.
Vance, J. A., office.
SUMTER.
Winn, D. Jas.
Sumter Cotton Mills.
WILMINGTON.
Grant, R. H.
U. S. Marine Hospital.
Burr & Bayley.
U. S. Revenue Steamer " Colfax.
■WINSTON,
Bailey, P. N., residence.
Brown, Rogers & Co.
City Block.
Gilmore, J. E., residence.
Gray, Jas. A.
Hanes. P. H., & Co.
Miller Bros.
Presbyterian Church,
Tise, J. C, block.
Vaughn, T. L., residence.
Williamson, M. N.
OREG-ON.
ASHLAND.
Myer, H. C.
CORVALLIS.
Benton County Court House.
Public School Building.
EAST PORTLAND.
Breymen. A. H., residence.
Ocobock, A. W., residence.
Wade, R. M., residence.
MT. TABOR.
Clark, Mrs. Fred. J.
Smith, J. H.
Warner, J. G.
PENDLETON.
East Oregonian Building.
East Oregonian Publishing Co.
Umatilla County Court House.
PORTLAND.
Bickel, F., residence.
Bullivant, J., residence.
Comstock, Mrs. M., residence.
DeHart, E. J., residence.
Durham, Geo. H., residence.
Everding, Henry, residence.
Fisher, J.
Gardner, W., & Co.
Goldsmith & Lowenberg.
Good Samaritan Hospital.
Hegele, Chas., residence.
Holman, Edward, residence.
Ladd, Chas. E., residence.
Lewis, C. H., residence.
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Rbperences.
Mitchell, W. H., residence.
Multnomah County Court House.
St. Mary's Academy.
The John Barrett Co.
Wallace, L. W., residence.
Wilson, John, residence.
OHIO.
AKRON.
Bowers, W. H.
Brabes, O.
Dodge & Plummer, ofiSce.
Ginther, C. M. & Bro.
Helpe, Henry, residence.
Knight, Prof. R. S., residence.
McNeil, J. C. & Co.
Morgan, D. F.
O'Neal & Dyus, block.
Rankin, G. T., residence.
Robb, John.
ASHTABtTLA.
Ashtabula Carriage Bow Co., factory.
Ashtabula Gas Co., office.
Crosby, J. B., & Sons.
Hall, H. H., block.
Hall, P. E., store.
ATHENS.
Patgison, D. P.
Whitman, B. F.
ATTICA.
Sutton, Lester, bank.
ATEBy,
Stoakes. J. W.
AVOXDALE.
Dana, S. F.
Granible, D. B., residence.
Hillis, S. E., residence.
Voorhies, A. B. . residence.
BOWLING GREEN.
The American Foundry & Machine Co.
BROOKLTN VIL1.AGE.
Fish. D. B.
BOETRIES.
County Infirmary.
CANTON.
Canton Mfg. Co.
Conatton Railroad Depot.
General City offices.
Gibbs, Lewis, residence.
. Harting, L.
McGregor, John.
Oby & Co.
CARROLLTON.
Ensign, F. E.
Stockon, V. E.
CATAHOGA FAI.I..S.
Babcock, E. L.. residence.
Falls Rivet & Machine Co., office.
Kittleberger, C, residence.
Stamburgh, H. J., residence.
CINCINNATI.
Aylard, N. K.
Baiterman Bros.
Bissett, Robert.
Burkhardt. A. E. & Co.
Burkhold & Co.
Chamber of Commerce Building.
Clark & Hawley.
Cleveland Varnish Co., office.
Cincinnati Lead, Pipe & Sheet Lead Works
Crane, H. D.
First National Bank.
Frisbie, John L.
Hinckle, Howard, residence.
Howe, A. F., residence.
Jewish Home for Aged and Infiim.
Kirchner, Frank, residence.
Keichling. J.
Kirkup, Wm., & Sons.
Laidlaw & Dunn Co.
Mably & Carew, store.
Maesbrink Building.
Merchants National Bank.
Merrie, Verhage & Co.
Nickles, Dr. Samuel.
Ohio Hospital.
Perrin Estate Building.
Reed, E. S., residence.
Reed, L. A., residence.
Rugg, G. W. , residence.
Sargent, J. W., block.
Schlmmer, Oliver.
Smith Building.
Standard Marble Works.
Stearns & Faster, office.
The Strobiidge Lithographing Co.
Third National Bank.
Thomas, M.
CHICAGO JUNCTION.
Balto. & Ohio R. R. Depot,
CLEVELAND.
Auschullz, C. R.
Bethlehem Day Nursery.
Botsford Car Heating Co.
City Hospital.
Clausen Building.
Cleveland Steam Fitting Company.
Hay, Col. John.
Hawrea, M. .A.., residence.
Howe, A. F.
Jones, E. H. & Co.
Levy, Isaac, residence.
Levy, J. residence.
Macbeth & Co.
Mark's Ante Car Coupler Co.
Mcintosh, Good .^ Huntington,
Morgan Steam Heating Co.
New Medical College Building.
Ohio Gas Heater and Dryer Co.
Rouse & Halls Co.
Stillman Building.
The W. Bingham Company.
Worswick M'fg. Co.
CLIFTON.
Convent of the Sacred Heart.
McDonald Alex., residence.
Vass, J. H.
COLLEGE HILL.
Guno, John A., residence.
COLUMBIA.
Brown, John W,
Burns, Straaton & Co.
Columbia Rubber Co.
Columbia Supply Co,
Dennison, Mrs. Anna.
Etown, Mrs. D. D. S.
Fay, F. W.
Haydon, P., Saddlery Hardware Co.
Kelly, D. N.
Kelly &'.Co.
Knauss, Thomas E., residence.
Knoderer, J. L. F.
Neskie, Thos. & Co.
Neil, S.
Sacred Heart Church.
Schwartz, A,, Plumbing Co,
COLUMBUS.
Balston, A. L.
Columbus Insane Asylum.
Columbus Brass & Steam Pipe Works.
Deaf & Dumb Asylum,
Hayden, Chas., residence.
Hayden, Wm. B., residence.
Hutchinson, S. G.
Idiotic Asylum.
DAYTON.
Antrim, J. S., residence.
Barney, E., store.
Beckel House.
Brooks & Kemper.
Brooks & Son.
Calahan, W. P., residence.
Fauves & Congdon.
Fourth National Bank.
Friends, Howard, residence.
Gibbons, M. F.
Kramer, Wm., greenhouse and residence.
Maltby, C, residence.
McCormac, F. J. & Co.
Mead. Col. D. E.. residence.
Meceches, F., residence.
Montgomery County Court House.
O'Mtir's, M. Sons.
Phillips House.
Post Office building.
Reynolds & Reynolds.
Spinning, D. C, residence.
Stimson, E. A. & Co.
Stoddard Mfg. Co.
Stomps, G. & Co.
Teutonia Insurance Co.
Trinity Church.
Ware & Moodie.
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On Square and Octagon
Turning, -we are the
ly Concern in the
Country produc-
ing this Artistic
Work.
On Round Turning
FOR
Quality of Work
Architectural Design,
fy COMPETITION.
CAIALOGUE m PRICE LIST.
Tk New England Ariisiic faning Co.
OKKICE AND KACTORY:
621 ALBANY ST., BOSTON, MASS.
ELEVEN^REA^soNs HARTMAN PATENT SLIDING BLINDS * ' '""""
to All Others.
1. There is no otlier Ijliml with a Ijiirtrhii-proof hjik altailied to each
set, free of charge.
2. There is no other that is furnished with a tine and complete set of
patented hardware.
3. There is no otlier with jjockcls and cover.
4. There is no otlier with patented supporting strips.
5. There is no other with guideway set back on sub-jamb from the
front or outer surface of the jambs of the window so that the
sashes can be renewed without removing the guideways.
The item of "Burglar-proof Lock" alone may be worth to the purchaser in these times of house robbing, many times the cost of
the Blinds, and perhaps save life also. STATE PATENT RIGHTS FOR SALE. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. Send for
Illustrated Catalogue and Prices to
HARTMAN & DURSTINE, 30 Beaver Street, WOOSTER, O.
(>. Tliere i> no olhcr witli tenanted overlapi)iiig stationary slats
forming a perfect imitation of rolling slats.
7. There is no other with combination of panels and stal ionary slats.
8. There is no other with combination of stationary slats and rolling
slats.
9. There is no other with " Novelty " sections. (Patented. J
10. There is no other so durable and so well made for the money,
n. There is no other blind so popular, and that gives such universal
satisfaction.
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EAST UVERPOOI,.
Bursher, John M.
EL.TKIA.
Armstrong, Thos. J.
Reefy, F. S.
FINDLAY.
School Building.
FORRESTTIIXE.
King, Phillip.
FUSTORIA.
Foster's, Sec, Block.
FBEMONT.
Johnson, J. C.
GAtlON.
Riblet, S. E. & Bro.
Sponhauser& Gill.
GIRARD.
Scheible, L. E.
GRANTILUE.
Kerr, Mrs. W. P., residence.
HAMILTON.
Deumer, Chas., residence.
Dcumer, Chas. & Co.
Gilcrist, V.
Henn, John P.
Schneider. Joseph, residence.
The Fisher Ice Tool Co.
Zschan, A. E.
IRONTON.
Children's Home.
JACKSON.
U. S. Wire Nail Co.
LIMA.
Allen County Court House.
Allen County Jail.
Allen County Infirmary,
Porter, W. L. , resider.ce.
Baxter, A. C.
Baxter & Co.,
LOUISTILXE.
Bauman Bros.
MASSILLON.
Knapp & Dillon.
Sailer, Peter.
3IIAMISBURGH.
Brookwater, D.
MIDDLETOWN.
Thomas, J. K.
MT. VERNON.
Cooper, C. & G., & Co.
Fairchild, F. L., residence.
Gilmore, W. H.
Union School Building.
NEAVARK.
Bailey, J. S., residence.
Baker. M. Q., residence.
Black. D. M.. residence.
Black, Dr. J. R., residence.
Burner, J. V.
Burner. H. R., M. B.
Davis, W. H., residence.
Franklin, B., residence.
Johnson, J.
Jones. William.
Kibler, Chas. H.. residence.
McXamar. J. H., residence.
Miller, A., residence.
Miller, William, residence.
Moore, Moses B.,
Newark W' ater Works, office.
Peoples' National Bank.
Sook, O. P., M.[D., office.
Speer, A. T., M. D.
Strong, Henry C, residence.
Thomas, James E., residence.
Tucker, John.
Tucker & Sayre.
Van Atta, Geo.
W'inegarner, D. C, residence.
NEW LISBON.
Armstrong, P.
Nichols, Wm. .A..
NTLES.
Anderson, J. A.
Winfield, W. C.
NORWALK.
Dunnison, Thomas.
Owen, HenryJJr.
Parker, John.
OBERLIX.
Decker, J.^H.
Hurlburt, H. L.
Jump, R. E.
Oberlin Gas Light Co.
Spear, Rev. C. B.
PAINESTILLE.
Joughlin, John.
Wetherbee, E. G.
PORTSMOUTH.
Portsmouth Foundry & Machine Works.
Portsmouth National Bank.
RAVENNA.
Portage County Court House.
SAN-BISKT.
Krantz, F.
Engles & Krudwig.
Sandusky Infirmary,
SOUTH POINT.
Davidson, Mrs. Capt. David, residence.
SPRINGFIELD.
Arcade Hotel.
City Hospital.
City Market.
Desormoux, F. & Son.
Willis R. P. & Son.
STEUBENVILLE.
City Hall.
Opera House.
The Steubenville Gas & Electric Co.
THORNVILLE.
Yost, J.
TIFFIN.
Baxter & Brown.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
School Building.
Shawhan House.
TOLEDO.
Darst, H. M.
Foster, S. Z. residence.
Milburn, C. F., residence.
Shaw, Kendall & Co.
Thomas, G, W.
UNION STATION.
Moore, Moses B.
VRBAN.t.
W'eaver, Geo. A,
WALNUT HILLS.
Koester, C. F., residence.
W^essell, Honces, residence.
WARREN.
Kirk, Christy, & Co.
Lyman, Dr. A. E.. residence.
Pendleton, W. C.
Scholl, Semple & Co.
Stiles, Wm. R.
WAUSCON.
BrighamH., residence.
Brigham & Lyons.
Bryant & Harris.
Eages, Henr)-, residence.
Fisher & Harris.
Harris, W. S., residence.
Howe Bros, office.
Hubbell, W. F. , residence.
Terrell, Dr., office and residence.
Williams, Walter, residence.
WEST CLEVELAND.
Auschnetz, C. R.
WOOSTER.
Aglesworth, Mrs. Warren, residence.
Boyd, S. H., residence.
Foss, W, D. , residence.
McClure & Craighead.
Miller, D. D., & Co.
Miller, F. W.
Overholt, J. S. R., residence.
Tieche, J. C, residence.
W'inster, F. S.
Winster, J. F.
WYOMING.
Blair, J. M.
Fo.x, John. W.
YOUNGSTOATN.
Helen Memorial Chapel.
ZANESVILLE.
American Encaustic Tiling Company.
Bailey, Willis, residence.
Clarendon Hotel.
Gibbons, Geo. residence.
Griffith, Thos. residence.
Hoge, John, residence.
Leroy & Stemm, store.
Lindsay, H. C.
Newkirk. Wm. S.
New Passenger Depot B. & O. Rail Road.
Pinkerton, J. W., store.
Roeckel, A.
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FOR HOT WATER HEATER.
This deA'ice has proven itj-elf perfect
and positive in its operation.
It is easily controlled ; quickly charged
for a higher or lower temperature.
It will maintain a uniform temperature
for any length of time.
It is simple in construction ; never gets
out of order ; can he attached to any hot
water hoiler.
Many manufacturers have j('(]1(d it
and ship one with every hoiler.
In all cases it has jiroven itself a profit-
able investment.
It has been thoroughly tested and is
no experiment.
I^^Full particulars furnished on appli-
cation.
MANUFACXURED BY
HO^WELL, MICHIGAN.
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Reperences.
Stansburg, Geo.
Scevens, Wheeler, residence.
Townsend, \V. C, residence.
PENNSYLVANIA.
ABINGTON.
DiUer, W. R.
AttESTOW.N.
Addis, James H.
Albright, Son & Co.
Allen House.
.\llentown Steam Heat & Power Co.
AUentown Spinning Co., office.
Birchall & Panon.
Earl, E. M.
Earle & Graffin.
Evens, Seagreares & Co.
Grossman. VT. iSc Co., factory.
Johnston & Swanz. factory.
Lehigh Iron Compiny.
Leiberman, Joseph, office.
Lentz, John E., office.
Lindenmaith, A. L.
Mosser, W. F.
Sacred Heart, church, school and residence.
Seagreaves, Geo. W., store.
Seagreares, Miles F., residence.
Second Xational Bank.
Shafer & Willenbacker.
Taylor, W. H. & Co.
Trexler & Hartzell.
UyUe, D.
Wolf, A. X. & Co.
AITOOKA.
Akers, A. E.
Blanchard, W. £., residence.
Bloomenthal, Joel.
Cannon, M. H.
Cauley, H. M.
Delane, P. J.
Dern, H. C, residence.
Elder, R. T.
Fay, John. M.D.
Harris, W. H.
Mateer, J. Ross.
McCauley, J. H., residence.
McLanahan & Stone,
ilechanics' Librar)'.
Mervine, N'. P.
Mountain City Thealie.
O'Reilly, Rev. N. J.
P. R. R. Depot.
St. John's School.
St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
Stone, Geo. R.
Stranton, G. W.
Wolf. A. R., & Co.
Wylie, Charles.
Wylie, David.
AMBLER.
Buchanan, Joseph, store.
Keasby S Mattison. chemical works.
The Magnesia Sectional Covering Co.
ASHL.4ND.
Beech, Peter" E.,
Biddle, L C.
Citizens' National Bank Building.
First Ward School House.
Marr. W. A.
McConnell & Bro.
Miners' Hospital.
Phillips, D. D., residence.
Salada. John.
St. Joseph's Catholic Parsonage.
Slate Hospital.
ATHENS.
Scimpson House.
ATtAXTIC CITT.
Chalfonte House.
Develin, C. A. & Co.
English, Matthew, hotel.
Roberts, E. & Son.
ArDE>"BECK.
[ HoUenbeck, J. J.
[ AUDENREID.
Bullock, E. L., residence.
Dodson, C. M. & Co.
HoUenbeck. J. S.
i Lehigh & Wilkes Barre Coal Co.
I Presbyterian Church.
' Stout, F. S., residence.
i BANGOR.
j Bozzards, Dr. J., residence.
Ditchett, Thos., residence.
First Xational Bank.
Flory, S. & Co.
High School.
Houck, J. Frank.
Hyatt Schove Slate Factory.
Jackson, Richard, residence.
Long, J. E. , residence.
Oberholtzer, A. A.
Opera House.
Opera House Drug Store.
Paffs, A. M., residence.
Snyder & Hawley.
Snyder i: Houck.
St. John's Reformed Church.
St. John's Reformed Church Parsonage.
Wolf, John, residence.
BARSESTON.
Isabella Furnace and Offices.
BABTO.
Shultz, Mrs. Marj- A. >L. residence.
BATTLE CREEK.
Bock & Adams.
BEATER BR0 3K.
Bullock, E. L.
BEATERSTO W>'.
Specht, A. B.
BEDFORD.
Daniels, Dr. A. C residence.
Emory, L. Jr. i Co.
Hawkins, Geo. C.
Luiz, John.
BELLEFONTE.
.\rcade Building.
Barnard, Prof. L. H.
Beaver, ex-Gov. Jas. H., residenci
B. E. V. R. R. Station.
Brokenhoff House.
Bush, Mrs. G. D., residence.
Bush House.
Center Banking Co.
Crides, P. B. &]Son.
Crides. F. W., residence.
First Xational Bank.
Free Masons.
Furst, Hon. A. O. , residence.
Gannon, D. & Sons.
Garman Hotel.
Hale, Dr., residence.
Hastings, Gen. D. H.
Humes, E. C, residence.
Jenkins & Lingel.
Logan Machine Works.
Mann, J. F. & Co., office.
Olds, F. L.
Orvis, Hon. J. H., residence.
P. R. R. Station.
Reynolds, W. & Co., stores.
Rhoads, Hon. Daniel, residence.
Schad, R. J.
State College.
Valentine, Roben. residence.
BELLWOOD.
Ghen,T. A.
BENNETT ST.iTION.
Thomas. Dr. A. D.
BENETEW F.ARM.
Derr, Thompson.
BE.VEZET.
Gilbert, S. H.
BERKS COCNTr.
DeLong, E.
BERtrs.
Floto, A. C.
Kressinger, C. .^. M.
Lutheran Church.
Reitz, D. G. & Son.
BERWICK.
Evans, C. C.
Fairchilds, Jno. M., hotel.
The Jackson & Woodin Mfg. Co.
BERWTS.
Cleaver, I. A.
Leamy, N. P.
Neyo, P. J.
Oteham, J.
BETHLEHEJI.
Bethlehem Iron Company.
Silk Mill.
Brinker, A., residence.
Church of the Holy Infancy.
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Cf^ JERSEY CITY.N.J V,
NO. 9
BOLTON HEATER
LIGHTED BY
100 LIGHT
COM Bl NATION
GAS
MACHINE.
Gentlemen ;
My healing and lighting
continue to be the joy of
my new house, and I can-
not tell you how I appre-
ciate ^the unqueBtionable
economy and perfection of
both.
MoBt truly yourB,
GEO. L. MILLER.
EESIDENOE OF DR. GEO. L. MILLEE, " SEYMOUK PARK," OMAHA, NEB.
BOLTON
HOT WATER HEATER.
JKKKMIAH DHVKli, President Micliigau Stove Co., writes:
Detroit. Mich., April 2'i, 1889.
(iESTLEMEN :— It wa9 Only after coneiderable tliought by my aeeoci-
atee and self tliat we concluded hot water was the be8L artificial heat.
Your KoLTON Hot Watek Heater I consider A 1, and your Bystem
of circulation and workmanship is well done and every way satisfactory
to myself and family, and I take great pleasure in making this state-
ment. Yours respectfully.
Setnl for Ifliistrafcfl Hook,
"WARMTH FOR WINTER HOMES."
COMBINATION
GAS MACHINE.
r. .lOllNSON, Merchant, Anna, Illinois, writes:
February 8, 1890.
" Have used your Gas Machine ten years. // gives better light ifian the incar^
descent electric light, at one-quarter cost.''
Send for Illustrated Book,
"LIGHT FOR EVENING HOURS."
Detroit Heating and Lighting Co.
470 WIGHT ST., DETROIT, MICH.
CHICAGO, 88 LAKE ST.
BOSTON, 42 PEARL ST. ST. LOUIS, 508 N. FOUBTH ST.
NEW OBLEANS, 182 OBAYIEB ST.
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RbFERENCES.
Cox, Mrs. MaryE., residence.
Dodson, T. N'., residence.
Fetter, M. C, hotel.
General Office L. V. R. R. Co.
Jetter, Tinsley.
Johnston, Joseph, residence.
Laufer, Edwin.
Lehigh University.
L. V. R. R. Cos'. Office.
" " Laboratory.
" " Car House.
McKee & Milson.
Milson, Thos. H., residence.
Myers, Richard, residence.
Naylor, Mary A., residence.
Newman, J., residence.
Pacific House.
Post Office.
Rauch, John, store.
Rice, Thos. J.
Rice, J. J.
Sayre, Robt. H., General Manager, L.V.R.R.
Society House.
Sloyer, David, residence.
Stahr, Geo. F., residence.
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital.
Wilbur C. E.
Wolle, S. O.
Worsly, C, residence.
BGN. 9IA1TI.
Bevan Bros.
BIBDSBORO.
Brooke, E. & G. Iron Co., office.
March, F J., residence.
BLACKLICK.
Blacklick Mnfg. Co. , store.
Weldren, E. H., residence.
BLACK WALNUT.
Stroud, Jacob.
BI,.4.IKSVIIXIS.
Blairsville Female Seminary.
Harvey, Jno., store.
Kirtland, A. P.
Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
BI.OOM>>BCR6.
Barton, Caleb, residence,
Billmeyer, F. P., residence.
Bloomsburg Steam & Electric Light Co.
Brower, E. B.
Campbell, Chas.
Clark, H. J., residence.
Columbia County Court House.
Court House.
Creasy, C. A., residence.
Creasy, D. A., residence and store.
Deutlar, Frank.
Eshleman & Wolf.
Eut. Mrs. M. E., store and office.
Eyer, Wesley.
Fetterman, J.
First National Bank.
JIartman & Edgar.
Herring, Grant S. .Residence.
Ikler, E. R., residence.
Kane, Col.
Knapp, C. F.
Lockard, John E., store and offices.
Moyer Bros.
Moyer, L. N'., residence.
Moyer, W. L. , residence.
N'eal, R. C, residence.
Neal, Wm., residence.
Paul, E., office.
Peacock, C. C, residence.
Reber, Dr. W. M., residence.
Reeber, Dr. J.
Robbins, C. B.. residence.
Robbins, Geo' S., residence.
Runyan, Layton.
Sairts, B. F.
Schoch, A. Z., residence.
Sharpless, Lloyd, store.
Stoan, Miss Sarah, residence.
St. Paul's Episcopal Parsonage.
The Rest Cure.
Waller, David J.. Jr., residence.
Waller, David J., Sr.. residence.
Willetts, Dr. J.
Wintersteen, L. S , residence.
Wirt, S. E.
Wonterskein, L.
BOSTON.
Shultz, Miss Mary A.
BOWERS STATION.
DeLong, E., residence.
Schweger, D. H., residence.
BOYERSTOWN.
Aaron, C. F., store.
Brauss, P. A. & Co., store.
Brumbach, V. C, store and residence.
Farmers' National Bank.
Freed, S. C. , residence.
Geiger, J. D. F., store.
Graver, Dr. J. D., residence.
Latshaw, B. Irwin, residence.
Latshaw, S. B., hall.
Latshaw, S. B., residence.
Moarys, M. A., residence.
Nix, J. J., residence.
Schelegel, Daniel.
BRADFORD.
Bradford Electric Light and Power Co.
Emery, L. J. & Co.
Masonic Temple.
Miloin, T. J., residence.
Producers' Oil Exchange.
BRADDOCK.
Dowler, E. R.
BRIDESBURG.
Laboratory. E. & G. Brooks Iron Co.
Lyford, Major L. C, residence.
BRIDGEPORT.
Newton, I.
BRISTOL.
Grundy, Wm. H. & Co.
St. Mary's Church.
W'ilson & Fennimore, offices.
BROCKWATSTII.I.E.
Cartwright, B. E., store.
Bl'TLER
Hunter & Hoff.
CANTON.
Inness, C. A., residence.
Inness, J. K., residence.
CARBONDALE.
Crane, I.
Parry, Thos. W.
CARLISLE.
Carlisle Mfg. Co.
Henninger, Dr. George, residence.
CARMICHAELS.
Gibbons, Dr. .\. J.
CARROLLTOWN.
St. Benedict Church.
CARWKNSVILLB.
Patton, -A.. E. , residence.
CAT.V^AVQVA.
Catasauqua Mfg. Company's Office.
Holly Wee Coffee House.
Hunt, Joseph, residence.
Milson, Daniel, residence.
Pioneer Mining and Manufacturing Co.
Thomas, Edwin.
Thomas, Samuel, residence.
Williams, J., residence.
Wilson, Samuel.
CATAWISSA.
Schwick, Charles.
CENTR.\LIA.
Catholic Church.
Church of St. Ignatius.
Pastoral residence of St. Ignatius Church.
Russell, Rev. J., residence.
Troutman, Geo.
CHA3IBERSBURG.
County Jail.
Cumberland Valley R. R.
Eyster, W. H.,
Franklin County Court House.
Gehr, Hon. H., residence.
Gilbert, Daniel.
Gilbert, H. S. & Co.
Hastings, G.,
Haycock, Dr. A. B.
Hill & Crawford.
Ives, Major Chauncey.
Kennedy. T. B.
McGrath, A. C.
McKinley, W. H., hotel.
Miller, J. B.
Monath, Sam'l.
Nixon, Jacob S.,
Rinick, Jacob.
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Reperences.
Rosedale Opera'House.
Shank, W. H., hotel.
Taylor Mfg. Company.
Washington House.
Wilson Female'College.
Wolf, A. & Co., mill.
CHESTER.
Arasapha Mfg. Co., office.
Baker, J. F.
Bickley, W. H., store.
Blakeley Co.
Burke, W. Scott.
Chester Foundry and Machine Co., office.
Chester Electric Light and Power Co.
Chester Pipe Tube Co.
Chester Bank and Saving Fund.
Clayton, T. J.
Crowther, S., residence.
Delaware County National Bank.
Eureka Steel Works.
Gartsede, J. P. h Son.
Gartside & Turner.
Hatton, M. S., residence.
Hetzel, G. E. & Co.
Hotel Cambridge.
Lincoln Mfg. Go.
Mather, William.
McMann W. S., residence.
Palmer, Rees, residence.
Rawlins, J. H., residence.
Shaw, Esvey & Co.
Shaw, Hugh.
Smith, Mrs. Geo.
Stewart, James F.
Turner, S. C, office and shop.
Wetheril, Robert, & Co., office and drawin;
room.
CHICKIES.
Penna. Railroad Depot.
CHRISTIAN.
Pownall, J. D. C.
CLARION.
Arnold's M., building.
CLARK'S SUMMIT.
Scranton Poor District.
CLEARFIELD.
County Jail.
Johnson, Fred & Bro.
CLENOLDEN.
Urian, Wm.
COATESVILLE.
Harlans, Hon. A. W., residence.
Horton, A. F.
Sotter, George & Co.
Speakman, J.
Stevens House.
COLLEGEVILLE.
Landers, Jos. C.
Williard, P.
Yost, Geo. W.
COLUMBIA.
Craig. Dr. A., residence.
Emons, Chas.
Heise, H. H., residence.
Markels, C. F.
Meckel & Paine.
Patton. Wm. F.
P. R. R. Depot.
R. & C. Railroad Depot.
Rothschild, Jacob, store.
Tremont House.
Warren Jno., store.
Wilson Hiram.
Yergey, H. F. , store.
CONNEAUTVILliE.
Warmald, Robert, residence.
Warmald, Mrs J., residence.
CONNELLSVILLE.
Balsley, J. R., residence.
Lytle & Soisson.
Munson Bros.
Munson, George A.
Munson, John C.
Youghiogheny Bank.
CONFLUENCE.
Kurtz, Henry.
CONSHOHOCKEN.
Bate, R. H., residence.
Bates, William, & Son.
Cleaves, J.
First National Bank.
COOPERSBURG.
Cooper, T. S.
COPLAY.
American Improved Cement Co.
CORNWALL,.
Coleman, Miss S. H.
Cornwall Iron Co.
Cornwall Ore Bank.
Cornwall Railroad Co.
Del. River Iron ShipBuil'dgiS: Engine Room
Freeman, W. C.
CORY.
Barlow, Brigham & Follert.
Blair, Dr. H. W.
Harmon, Gibbs & Co.
St. Thomas' Church.
CRESSON.
St. Frances' College.
DAMASCUS.
Irvine, Mrs. Alexander.
Variety Wood Working Co.
DANVILLE.
Angle, F. C.
Boyd, D. M.
Gerwiger, John K., hotel.
Kearns, Henry.
Monton House.
Opera House.
Riche, James.
Scofield, J. E. & Co.
State Hospital for Insane.
Thos. Beowes Free Library.
Wetzel, C. S.
Wetzel, E. W.
Wilmer & Cole.
DAWNINGTOWN.
Dawning, Chas. A., residence.
High School Building.
Methodist Church.
Morgan, Wm., store and residence.
Sides, H. B., store.
DE LANCET.
Clunde, Adrian.
DICKSON CITY.
Moosic Coal Co.
DOCGLASSVILLE.
Gorrell, Mrs. Robert, residence.
DOWNINGTON.
Gordon, Jas. R.
DOVLESTOWN.
Kane & Rufe.
DU BO IS.
Boyles, B. W.
Commercial Hotel.
Dale, J. E.
DuBois, J. E.
Fowler, C. R.
Hebner, Hallester & Co.
Horner, J.
Krearr, H. S.
Loeb, H.
Mac Nun, H. S.
National Hotel.
Nettleton, E. B.
Pettigrevv, Dr. S. H.
Vosburg, E. F.
Vosburg, G. R.
DUNCANNON.
Richter, W. H.
DUSHORE.
Convent.
Denslow, W, H. & Co.
Jackson, Mrs. B, W.
Jackson, Geo. C.
St. Basil's Church.
Thomson, R. J.
EAST FALLS.
Bew, James H.
EAST GREENVILLE.
Krauss Bros.
Perkimes National Bank.
Robb. Dr. H.
BA.ST MAUCH CHUNK.
Pollock, J.
Sharp, Miss.
EAST STBOUDSBURG.
East Stroudsburg National Bank.
Saunders & Wetzel.
Stauffers, Geo. E.
EASTON.
Andrews & Nolf.
Brown, John, estate.
Brown, John, residence.
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STEAM HEATING APPARATUS,
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Repbrences.
Court House^Hotel.
C. R. R. Co., new depot.
Daub, Wm. H., factory.
Downs, J. S., residence.
Drakes, Jno., Sons& Co.
Evans, P. C.
Gebhardt, C.
Geiser, Geo. W.
Glendon Iron Co.
Griffiths, Wm,, residence.
Ivey, Mrs. E., residence.
Keller, Wm. H., store.
Kelly, W. L.
Kinsey, W. P., residence.
Lawall, Walter, residence.
Leitz, Charles.
Masonic Temple.
Messinger, S. S. , Son.
Moore, J. M.
Morrison, C, residence.
Northampton County Court House.
Northampton County Prison.
Norton, H. M.
Osterstock, Joseph S.
Pardee Hall.
Pascoe, W. F.
Peacock, R., & Son.
Pomfert Building.
Porter's Block.
Raub Jacob.
Rinck, Henry.
Steckel, Henry, residence.
Stout, John v., residence.
Taub, W. H.
Temple of Music.
Thompson, William, residence.
Trumboro, Samuel.
Uhler, Dr., store and house.
William Hackett Estate.
Wilson Bros.
EDINBOROUGH.
State Normal School.
EDDINGTON.
St. John's Industrial School.
ELIZABETHTOWN.
Boggs & Dissinger.
Beech & Hersey.
Bush, A. & Sons.
Coble, E. E. store and residence.
Eaby, Simon A., residence.
Elizabethtown E.\change Bank.
Elizabethtown National Bank.
Farmers' Bank.
Heisey, A. G., residence.
EMPORIUM.
Sage, C. H. Jr.
ENGLISH ECNTER.
Davidge & Co.
Horton, C. S., residence.
ERIE.
Ashley & Vincent's Building.
Ball, Hon. G. J.
Brein, R. O., residence.
Butler, M.
Butler, W. J.
Carey & Campbell.
Casey, James, residence.
Downing, Hon. J. F., residence.
Downing, Hon. J. F., Ins. Building.
Dumgaris, Dr., residence.
Dunning, M. A.
Dunnigan, Dr. M. C, residence.
Erie County Court House.
Galbraith, Hon. W. A., residence.
Hall, L. H., residence.
High School.
Jarecki, Charles, residence.
Kochler, F. & Co.
Macintosh, J. C, residence.
Masonic Building.
Mercer County Court House.
Mercer County Alms House.
Miller Bros.
O'Brien, R., residence.
Orphan Asylum.
Porsch Bros.
Reed, Hon. Chas. M., residence.
Reed Estate.
Reed House.
Scoet, W. L., residence.
Sims, Henry.
Strong, Chas. H., residence.
Taylor, M. H., residence.
Tracy, D. D., residence.
Talcott, Geo., residence.
Williams, R. T., & Co.
ESCHBACH.
Brunner, Dr. Frank, residence.
Harris, W. D.
Heins, W. D.
Schlegel, Daniel.
EVENSBURGH.
Alms House.
FERNDALE.
Catasauqua Manufacturing Co., offices.
FI.EMINGTON.
Humphrey, L., residence.
FLEETWOOD.
Schaeffer & Merkel & Co.
FLORIN.
Kriess, Dr. P. L.
FOXBURGH.
Foxburgh Hotel.
FRAINERS.
Frainer, D. & Sons.
Frainer, D.
Frainer, E. E.
Frainer, W. E.
FRANKFOBD.
Conly, James.
Hart, Chas.
McFarland, Edwin.
FRANKLIN.
Bunce, J. H.
City Hall.
Clarke & Bunce.
Clarkson, R. S.
Eclipse Lubricating Oil Co.
Millers, Hon. Chas., residence.
FKEE.tlANSUURGH.
Knecht, John.
GALESBURY.
Frost Mfg Co.
GAKNVILLB CENTRE.
Inness, J. A., residence.
GARVEN.
Spinner, M.
GBRMANTOWN.
Ayers, Wm. M.
Cope, E., residence.
Eberlie, Chas. L., residence.
Gregg, Col. Wm.
Green, Stephen.
Haines, W. H.
Hendrickson, S. A.
Hinkle, David, residence.
King, J., residence.
Kinney & Garrett.
Longstreet, Samuel, residence.
Mauple, Nathan, residence and store.
McCann & Savage, office.
Miller, Geo., residence.
Paul, H. S.
Pilling, W. S.
Savage, Howard J., office.
Sharpless, W. S., residence.
Shore, Jas., & Co.
Woodcock, Thos., & Son.
GETTISBUBG.
Armor, R. D., & Son.
Diehl, Dr. Howard L.
Timmins, F. M.
Ulrich, L. L.
GIRARDSVILLE.
Beacey, Thomas, residence.
Eberle, Christian, store and post office.
Morrell, James, residence and store.
Parker, Wm. G.
GLEN LTON.
Susquehanna Coal Co., supply store.
GLEN RIDDLE.
Chapel Residence of Sisters of St. Frances.
GONSHOKEN.
Catholic Church.
GREEN CASTLE.
McLanahan, A. G.
Rahauser, J. P., & Bro.
GBEENSBUR6H.
Sloan, S. J.
Westmoreland County Alms House.
GREENVILLE.
Beatty, Wm., residence.
Blair, J. F., residence.
Chase, G. B., residence.
Fell's Hotel.
Maxwell, Wm., residence,
Packard, D. P.
Stone, Thos.
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0. B. POTTER.
Potter Builrfing. 38 Park Row.
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Jan. &j
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POTTEB eUlLWNO. U PARK ROW.
A. A. Griff ing Iron Co«,
Jersey City, N. J.
Gentlemen :-
You are entitled to an expression of my opinioTi in
reference to the merits of your radiators. I have been using ra-
diators for many years in various buildings owned by me. More
recently, I have used those manufactured by your Company; and
have used them exclusively in the "Potter Building," 38 Park row.
Thus far, they have proved themselves equal to your recommenda-
tion of them, and I am confident they will continue to do so.
They were set with the greatest care by Messrs. Gillis & Geoghe-
gan; and the efficient and equal distribution of heat throughout
the building I have never seen equalled. They are entirely noise
less, easily managed, and accomplish everything to be desired in a
steam radiator.
Very respectfully yours.
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REPERENeES.
GROVEK.
Inness, Daniel, residence.
GULF MILIS.
Henderson & Supplee.
MacFarland, Elbridge.
McFarland, J. A.
HAGEKSTOWN.
C. V. R. R. Co., depot.
HAMDON.
Lahr, F. A.
HANOVER.
Bingley, J. J.
Hosteller, E. H. & Bro., store.
Keagy, Jas. G.
Young, J. S. & Co.
Young, J. S., office.
Young, N. E., residence.
Young, W.
HAKRISBCRGH.
Alms House.
Bergner, Chas. H.
Bigler, Samuel, residence.
Bochman, F. A.
Bradley, P. P.
Coover, Mrs. B. H.
Hammersley & Co., offices.
Harrisburgh Boiler and Mfg. Co,
Harrisburgh National Bank.
Harrisburgh Stove and Steam Heating Co.
Harrisburgh Steam Heating and Power Co.
Harrisburgh Telegram Building.
Hazleton Depot.
Hildrup,W. F.
Holberts, H., residence.
Kelker Bros.
Lochiel Hotel.
Marklays, Dr., drug store.
Mayor's Office.
Mitchell, E. B.
Pennsylvania State Lunatic Asylum.
Quickel, H. F.
Roelech, Wm.
Shoemakers, Jno. R., residence.
Snyder, Edward, residence.
State Capitol Building.
St. Patrick's Cathedral.
HATBORO.
Cope, Alfred.
Hallowell, Wm.
Monkley, Dr. A. W.
HAWLEY.
Atkinson, Joseph, residence.
Dexler, Lambert & Co., of5ce.
Hawley Glass Co., office.
Milliam, Hon. James, residence.
Murray, E. V.
Suydam, W. F., residence.
Torry, E. F.
HAZELTON.
Allison & Warren.
Allison, L. S.
Bright, hC.,k Co.
Brill, Chas.
Central Hotel.
Deisroth, William.
Dershuck, Peter.
Dryfoos, H., 'market.
Episcopal Church.
First NationarBank.
Gibbons, Geo.
Gorman, G. D., store.
Hazleton Machine and Supply Co,'s Store.
Hazleton Savings Bank.
Kisner, Wm.
Landerburn, Smith & Deisroth, store.
Laudabachs, W., residence.
L. V. R. R. Depot.
Mandaville, H. E., & Co.
Markle Bros. & Co., bank.
McNair, T. S., residence.
Miner's Hospital.
Moyer, John H.
Opera House.
Pardee, A., & Co.
Piatt, A. P., store.
Schaffer, Geo.
Silverbrook Coal Co.
Smith, Sampson, residence.
Town Hall.
Valley Hotel.
Williams, Jno. M.
HOKENDAUQUA.
Fetridge, D. W. M.
The Thomas Iron Co.
HOLLIDAYSBURGH.
Colvin, S. A,, residence.
McLanahan & Stone.
Wolf, J. S.
HOMEWOOD.
Swartze, J. E., residence.
HONESDALE.
Allen House.
Baker, H. F.
Clarke, T. B. & Co.
Darflinger, L. J.
Delaware & Hudson R. R Depot.
Honesdale High School, 2 Bldg,
Honesdale Iron Works.
Irving Cliff Hotel.
Knapp, Charles E.
Menner, David.
National Bank.
Powell, S. W.
Rose, L. O,
Torrey, E. F., residence.
Wayne Co. Saving Bank.
HUNTINGTON.
Africa, B. F.
Akers, T. H., residence.
Akers, Mrs. M. R. and daughter, store.
Gage, G. F. , residence.
Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
Huntingdon Gas Co., office.
Isenberg & Stewart, store rooms.
Read, C. C, residence.
HUNTINGDON VAI,I.ET.
Jones, Hallowell & Bethayers.
HYNDMAN.
Hoblitzell, Geo.
INDIANA.
American House.
Blair, Jno. P., residence.
Catholic Church.
Catholic Parsonage.
Cosmopolitan Club House.
County Jail.
Court House.
Cunningham, A. V.
Dougherty, Jas. R., residence.
Ellis, David, residence.
Ellis, Griffith, residence.
Guthrie, J. M., residence.
Hamilton, George T.
Hildebrand, T. E., store.
Laughry, W. R. & Co., store.
McCartney, S. M., & Son.
McCartney, S. M., residence.
Penn. State Normal School.
Penn. Flouring Mills.
Steetle, J. T.
Sutton, Jno. W., residence.
Sullon Bros. & Bell.
Taylor, Ale.x.
Thompson, H. S,, residence.
Wood, Mrs. Harvey, residence.
Wood, Mis. Harvey, conservatory,
IRWIN.
Schull, J. R.
JENKENTOWN.
Baker, A. H.
Bates, L. M.
Gaskill, U. B.
JENNYN.
Moosic Powder Co.
JERSEYMAN.
Stocher, J. F.
JERSEY SHORE.
Beech Creek R. R.
Hepburn, M. P.
JOHNSTOWN.
Bailey, S. C, &_Co.
Cambria Iron Co., Club House.
General Offices and Laboratories.
Johnson & Co.
Johnstown Supply Co.
Odd Fellows' Hall.
Waters, J. H., & Bro.
KENNBTT SQUARE.
Larkin, C.
Public Schools.
KIDI,EY FARE.
Kidley Park Hotel.
KINGSTON.
D., L. & W. R. R. Station.
Kingston Coal Company.
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Reperences.
Monks & Shephard.
Payne, W C, & Co.
Rost, A. J.
KITTANNING.
Reickert Bros.
Reickert, J. E., residence and store.
KLINE'S GROVE.
Deer, John.
KNOXVILLE.
Wass, David.
LAFAYETTE.
Hamilton, \V. C.
L.\>'CASTER.
Arnold, J. T.
Bachler, L. H.
Bachler, Mrs. Sophia, residence.
Best, John, & Sons.
Best, John, residence.
Blickenderfer, N.
Brubaker, Roland, residence.
Buckins, B. R.
Daily Intelligence Office.
Diller, I. & Son.
Eberly. A. J., residence.
Flinn & Brcnneneau.
Fulton Opera House.
Graham, Dana, residence.
Heitshn, \Vm.
Hotel Franke.
Intelligencer Piinting & Publishing Co.
Johnson, O. S., & Co., store.
Keller, Jno. residence.
Kendig. John S.
Keystone Lock Works.
Krauskop, F. L., residence.
Lancaster Steam Laundry Co.
Lancaster Mannaerchor.
Lancaster Hotel.
Lancaster Cork Works.
Leopard Hotel.
Lipp, H. S., residence.
Mannerchor Hall.
Martin, J. B., store.
Mayer, Israel P., residence.
Metzger, J. L., residence.
Northern National Bank.
People's National Bank.
Prangle, James, residence.
Reed, McGrann & Co., bank building.
Rhoads, H. Z., store.
Ricker, F. A., residence.
Rohrer, Jeremiah, residence and store.
Rohrer, Dr. George.
Rudy, Martin, residence.
Smith, W. J.
Stamm, Frederick, residence.
Steinmetz, J L., residence.
Steinman, G. M., store.
Steltler, S. N. & Co.. store.
St. Mary's Academy.
Welchaus, A. C.
Yecker, B., residence.
LANDISVILLE.
Kauffman, J. H.
Long, C.
LANSDALE.
Efifrig, Samuel, & Co.
Godshall, J. C.
Jacobs, J. N.
Jones, Isaac.
Lansdale M. E. Church.
Lansdale Trust Co.
Stetson, C.
LANSDOWNE.
Pennock, Charles E.
I.ANSFORD.
Drumheller, William.
I.ARABEI:.
Carpenter, J. H.
LEBANON.
American House.
Boyes, Bassler, residence.
Boyes, Isaac, store and residence.
Bressler & Sprang.
Coleman, Mrs. G. D., residence.
Coleman, R. H., office.
Cornwall & Lebanon R. R. Co., offices.
First National Bank.
Gossler, James, store.
Greenawalt, P. S., residence.
Gross, H. h., residence.
Hoffman, G. W., residence and store.
Karch, Jacob, residence.
Krause, George, & Co.
Lautz, C. R., building.
Lebanon County Court House.
Lebanon Furnace Co., office.
Lebanon House.
Lebanon Iron Co., office.
Lebanon Steam'Co.
Mahaney, G. W.
Martin & Bowman, residence.
Mathew & Zerman.
McLaughlin, H., & Son.
Mease, Mr., residence.
Meigs, H. V. L., residence.
Penn. Bolt & Nut Works.
Ranch, J. B., store.
Schools, George W., store.
Seventh Street Lutheran Church.
Trust & Safe Deposit Bank Block.
Uhler, Clarence, residence.
United E.xpress Office.
Valley National Bank.
Walmer, T. S., residence.
Weimer, L. E., residence.
Weimer, Jno. \., residence.
Weiss, Samuel, M.D., residence.
Wolf, Isaac.
Young, James.
Zehneder, W. D., residence.
LEHIGHTON.
Lehigh Valley Spring Works.
LEWISBURG.
Baker House.
Benshoff, L. A., & Co.
Bucknell Female Institute.
Brown & Dankles, store.
Central Manufacturing Co.
Dill. Hon. A. H.. store.
Dill, Hon. A. H.. residence.
Dreisbach, C, office.
Lewisburg Plumbing Co.
Reber, David, residence.
LINCOLN STATION.
Burling, W. N.
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY.
Cope, Josiah,
LITIZ.
Brubacker, N. K.
Buckhart, A. M.
Erly, Jno. B. , residence.
Linden Hall Seminary.
Regennes, W. H.
LITTLE BUTTON.
Preston, F.. residence.
LOCK HAVEN.
Bickford, James A., residence.
Bickford, S. M., residence.
Bridgens, J. W., residence.
Brown, William H., block.
Court House.
Dunn, Mrs. Annie, residence.
Furst, Clien G., office.
Mackey, Mrs. L. A., residence.
Mason, George W., residence.
Martin, Samuel Z., residence.
Martin iS; Conderman.
Presbyterian Church.
Simon Block.
Third Ward School building.
LOKETTO.
Comerford, W. S.
LUZERNE.
Haddock, John.
MAHOFFEY.
Kick, Thomas,
MAHONOY CITY.
Morgan, William.
MALVERN.
Entrikan, J. C.
MAXAS VILLAGE.
Cornwall Oil Bank Co.
MANAYUNK.
Benard & Son.
Boon, Thomas.
Hughs, George.
Hyde, Joseph.
Kinney, J. N.
Priest, James S.
Roth, Gregor.
MANCHESTER.
Norton Brothers.
MANETTA.
Frey, Samuel S.
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References.
niANHEIH.
American Steam Heating &; Mfg. Co.
Beck, T. S.
Cresminges, James.
Echert, Henry E.
Gingrich, H. H., residence.
Herschey, B. H.
Home for Widows and .Single Women.
Horst, Abram, residence.
Klein, Abraham.
Manheim "Sentinel."
Sunny House.
Summy, S. G.
Tyson. A, Harvey.
MAlt'H CHIINK.
C. R. R. depot.
C. R. R. offices.
Diramick Memorial Library.
First Ward Public School.
Packer, Mrs. H. E.
Saunders & Wetzell.
Spangles & Esser.
MATTTOWN.
Nissley, Elias, residence.
McEWINGSVILLE.
Lembuck. ().
McKEESrORT.
National Tube Works.
Peterson, Andrew.
MEADSVILLE.
Phoenix Iron Wks Co.
MECHANICSBVIRfi.
Stevenson, D. Jr.
MEDIA.
Lodge, L. K.
MERCER.
Junkin, .L
Mowry & Finch.
MEYEKSUALE,
Appel, A.
B. & O. R. R. Station.
Cook, W. B.
Graves, Jno. A.
Hersh, A.
Horlitzell, W. T.
Johns, A. F.
Olinger, J. M.
Parker, J. A.
Philson, Sam'l.
Truxall, C. W.
Woom, Paul.
MIDDLEBIIRGH.
Wittemeyer, W. W., residence and store.
MIDDIETOWN.
Croll, A. B.
Matheson, A. S.
MIFFLINBUKG.
Glover, Hon. H. P.
MILLERSTOWN.
Fitzell, J. Ed.
Rippman, C. A., residence.
MII.FOBD.
Baker, H. T.
Baker, Mrs. E. J.
Brown, A. D., & Son.
Fanchere, L.
MILTON.
Ball, Jno. G.
Bickell & Bailey.
Broadway House.
Clark, J. O.
Clinger, D.
Colvin, E. F.
Fairchilds, S., residence.
Follmer, Wm., residence.
Heaton, E. H.
Hoag, B. K., hotel.
Hull, E. J , residence.
Milton Gas Fitting and Plumbing Co.
Overpeck, H. M.
Reformed Church.
Schreyer, W. A., residence.
Shimer, E. S.
Shimer, S. J.
Taggart, James, residence.
Wilson, R. F.
MINEKSVItl-E.
Schwenk, Wm., residence.
MIRION STATION.
Lucas, J. C.
MONONGAHELA CITY.
Alexander, J. B., residence.
MONT AtTO.
Mont Alto Iron Co.
MONTROSE.
Doolittle, J. W., residence.
Searle Hon. D. W. , residence.
Searle,Hon. D. W., offices.
Sherman, E. C.
Tarbell House.
Tennant, J. M.
MORRIS RUN.
Frost, A. C.
Morris Run Coal Mining Co., store.
MOSCOW.
Phoenix Medicine Co.
MOOSIC.
Housick, S. H.
MOUNT CARMEL.
Bergstresse, E., residence.
Bickle, Tobias, residence.
Bolish, D. A., residence.
Bolish, n. R.
Camp, David.
Fisher, D. H.
Harvey, Barney, residence.
Herb, E. C, hotel.
Keifer, A. & A., store.
Keifer, Wra., residence.
Klonowski, Rev. J., residence.
Koskie, L. J., residence.
Kulisk, John, hotel.
Matulus, Jacob, store.
Monlelius, Dr. R. W., residence.
Mt. Carmel Hotel.
O'Neill, Rev. A. M.
Renn & Co.
Robbins, H., residence.
Robertson, George, residence.
Siegfried, William, residence.
Snively & Co.
St. Joseph Polish Church.
Tier, C. W. , residence.
Umlauf & Lawton.
Ward, M. P.
MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS.
Mount Holly Springs Paper Co.
MOUNT JOY'.
Engle, A. H., residence.
Engle, D. H.
Greider, B. M., residence.
Greider, Martin L. , residence.
Hoffman, S. S.
Linderworth, H. H.
Mount Joy Steam Heater Co.
Peiffer, Martin B.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Haven, C. C.
MYERSTOWN.
See, R. J., residence.
NANTICOKE.
Alexander, E. N.
Enke & Bennett, stores.
James, John H., hotel.
Jones, Bergin & Co.
Kingsbury, O. N., M. D.
Lafe, A.
Meyer, R. H.
Morgan, George.
Savage, Simon.
Thomas, C. B.
Welliver, S. J.. & Co.
NEWBERY'.
Buster, Royal.
NEWCASTLE.
Dunlap, H. R.
Gill, James H.
Kirk, C. J.
McKarnes & Stevenson.
Newell & Garvin.
NEW MILFORD.
Kistler, R.
NEW WILMINGTON.
Ladies' Dormitory.
NEWVILLE.
McCachson, Robert.
NICETOWN.
Franklin Baptist Church.
NORRISTOYVN.
Berndt, Julius, residence.
Bolton, Frank H., residence.
Borneman, W. .S.
Borrough Hall.
Brown, J. Morton, & Co.
Chain Street School.
Conden, S. L.
Council Chamber.
Court House.
" Daily Times" office and building.
De Hall Street School.
257
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EDWARD C WALLER.
Home Insurance Building
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
Chicadd.
May 11th.., IBB ^
(Dictated)
T. C.Perry, Esq.,
99 Madison St. ,
Dear Sir:- when deciding upon the radiators for the Home
Insurance and "The Rookery" Buildings, the subject, of course, was gone
into very thoroughly and exhaustively on the part of the building
committees of the respective buildings. It was finally decided to
use the Bundy Standard Radiators made by The A. A. Griffing Iron Co.,
of Jersey City. I think we have about thirteen hundred il300) in use,
and I am thoroughly satisfied that they are certainly as good as any
on the market, if not the very best. They have given us excellent ser-
vice and we are entirely satisfied with them-
Should I have to decide, to-day, on another radiator job, I should
undoubtedly give the Bundy radiator the preference.
very truly yours,
^_/Z«/^/7*^^
This letter was written after using over 2,000 Bundy Radiators. What better proof
can there be of their value.
258
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REPERENeES.
Dettra, J. M.
Fornanse, Joseph, residence.
Hutchinson, Streeper, residence.
Jen kens, Philip, residence.
Oak Street School.
Rennyson, William, residence.
Rittenhouse, W. H.
Schall, John, residence.
Slingluff, Jno.
Streeper, D. H.
State Hospital for Insane.
St. Patrick's Church and School.
Warrall ic Taylor, mill.
NORTH BEND.
Hogan, J. O., & Co.
NORTH EAST.
Short, Hon. Alfred.
NORTH GRAFTO'.
Nelson, J. S., .Sc Son, boot manufactory.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Linton, C. C.
Taggart, Harrii-. residence.
OBERLINS.
Oberlin Gas & Electric Co.
Oil. crrr.
National Transit Co.
OSCEOLA.
Catholic Church.
Hammond, }., residence
Hammond, R., residence.
Pie, Justice J.
Tubbs, Henry, residence.
OJlTORD.
Burling, W.
Gryder, .^mea M.
Gilligan, E. L., residence.
Kirk, Roger A., residence.
McCommon & Smith.
Passmore Sisters, residence.
Perkins, F. L., residence.
Pugh, Wm., residence.
PACKERTON.
Car Shops. L. V. R. R.
PES ARGTLE.
A.llen House.
Barton, S.
Jonc & Dony, residence and store
Keat. Samuel, residence.
Koch, C. J., residence and store.
Kutz, Mr.
Mover, Peter, residence.
Pen Argyle Iron Works.
PERKASIE.
.\uglemeyer. Samuel.
Bishop Bros.
Meyers, M. H.
Perkasie Bank Co.
PHLLADEEPHXA.
Abram Cox Stove Co.
Allen, W. H., & G. H.
Aldine Hotel.
Allison's. Jas., Sons.
Am. Baptist Publication Society Building.
.American Dredging Co.
Ante-Cobden Club House.
Arnot Wm., Chestnut Hill.
Ajax Lead Coating Co.
Ayres, Wm , & Son.
Bannan, J. R.
Barnes, S. H.. & Son.
Barnes, S. W.
Barnet, G. A., & Sons.
Bartholomew Brewing Co.
Bauman, J. R.
Belfield, H., & Co.
Beneficial Savings Fund Society Building.
Betz, John. & Sons.
Blessing. C. A.
Blumenthal Bros.
Boorse. D. O.
Bourne, John.
Braines. Chase & Co.
Bricklayer's Hall.
Broad St. Station Penna. R. R.
Broad S . Market.
Brodie cSt Comfort.
Brogan & Smith.
Brooks, J., & Son.
Brown Bros., & Co.
Brown Bros. Building, 4th and Chestnut.
Brown, Owen & Taylor.
Brown, E. E., & Co.
Bryn Mawr College.
Buildings of the Little Sisters of the Poor.
Butterworth. C. E.
Byran, Jas. G.
Cadwallader, Frank.
Calhoun School.
Cale, Chum & Co.
Cathedral, T. .•\. B. Hall.
Cassett, A. J.
Chandler, T. P. Jr., 32S Chestnut, St.
Chelton Ave. Station.
Children's Homoeopathic Hospital.
Church, School and Pastoral Res. St. Chas.
Borreomes.
Church, School and Pastoral Res. St. Theresa.
Church and Pastoral Residence of St. John
the Evangelist.
Clark Bros.
Cleveland & Hardwick.
Cooper, Wm. S.. & Co.
Collins. A. M , Son & Co.
Columbia Saving Fund Co.
Company " B " .-Armory.
Comly, J.
Commercial L'nion Ins. Co.
Conderman, G. W.
Comer. L., Brown and Broad.
Conard, Theo. P.
Consolidated National Bank.
Davis, Jacob B. M.
Davis & Evans.
Davis, J. M. Jr.
Department of Construction and Repairs, V
S. N.
Devlin, Thos.. & Co.
Devon Inn.
Dooner's Hotel.
Dounton, W. D.. residence.
Drummond, Rob't.
Drawing Room, 40th and Chestnut Sts.
Dre.xel Building,
Dyatt, M. J.
Eagle Gas Fixture Works.
Egyptian Musee.
Eletch Bros.
Ellison, J. B., & Sons.
Elverson, James.
English, Thos., 1S17 Fairmount Ave.
Erdman, Francis B.
Estate Wm. Forrest.
Evans, Geo. C.
Fairmount Worsted Mills.
Faith, S., & Co.
Faros & Hartman.
Fetlow, Henry.
Finklorans, Theo., office.
Finley, Acker & Co.
Fitchburg Steam Engine Co.
Flan, Rev. Michael, residence.
Ford & Kendig.
Franck, Wm. L.
French, Richards & Co.
Friends' School, l6th and Cherrv Sts.
Froelich Bros.
Garney, Rev. P. J., residence.
Gaway, A. J., residence.
German American Title Ins. Co.
German Hospital.
Germantown Grammar School.
Getze & Reeves.
Getze Bros.
Girard Estate.
Girard College.
Girls' Catholic Home.
Gormely, John.
Gormely, P.
Gossler, J. H., residence.
Grand Opera House.
Grand Central Theatre.
Grace Baptist Church.
Graflf, Low& Co.
Gray, Chas. W.
Gregg & Bowe.
Green's Restaurant.
Haehnlen Building.
Haines, Jones &Cadbury.
Hamilton, John, carpet mills.
Hanley, John.
Harding, John.
Harkness Bros.
Harrison, Jos. Jr.. estate.
Harrison Bros., i^ Co.
Hazlehurst & Hueklebrecht.
Henry. W. T., & Co.
259
AAGRlffiNG iRONCfl"
HtZLEMUnST 4, HOCKEl.
ARCHITECTS,
«10 WALNUT STREET.
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PMrlADELPHIA,
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The Bundy Radiator successfully heats Philadelphia's largest buildings, the Court House,
Mutual Life, Wannamaker's Store, Hotel Lafayette, Girard Estate Buildings and hundreds of others.
260
Reperences.
Uexamer, John C.
Hills, A. S , &Co.
Holman, A. J., & Co.
Home for Crippled Children.
Home for Indigent Women.
Hooper, Dorsen, residence.
Hopkind & Small.
Horn, W. H., & Bro.
Hotel Lafayette.
Houghton, B. F., & Co.
House of the Good Shepherd.
Hunter & Dickson.
Incomparable Laundry.
Jackson, J. Elvin.
James Logan School.
Janney, O. S., & Co.
Janney, Jos. A.
Johnson's Ink Works.
Judge, Wm., & Bro.
Jummel, Frank R.
Kelly & Armstrong.
Ketterline's Printing House.
Keystone Watch Case Co.
Keystone School.
Kinsler, L. C.
Kitchen & Bounds.
Kline & Bro.
Knickerbocker Ice Co. Building.
Krauss, Godfrey & Co.
Land, Title and Trust Co.
Laudrett & Sons.
Lehigh V. R. R. Co.'s offices.
Lippincott, Chas. K., & Co.
Lewis, H. K., & Co.
Lippen, Hiram.
Long, E. M., residence.
Lowry, A. A.
Lutheran Church.
Macfarland, Dr. M., residence.
Maneely, John.
Manell, John.
Mantel, A. C.
Marks Bros.
Mary J. Drexel Home.
Martin, Wm. L.
Maturity Hospital.
McCann, John.
McFarland, Ed.
McGowan, D.
McGuire, James.
Mclnnes, John.
McManemin, John C.
McNeely & Co.
McNulty & Connor.
Mentzinger, \V. M., & Son.
Merchants' Exchange.
Middleton, H. & W. H.
Miller, Jacob, & Sons.
Morris, E. P.
Morse, Williams & Co.
Moss, H. T.
Muchle, W. R. Jr.
MuUin, D. D.
MuUiken, H. E.
MuUholIand, Rev. J. E., residence.
National Theatre.
National Security Bank.
Naylor, Jacob, Girard Ave. and Front St.
Naylor, John.
Neafie & Levy.
Neptune Laundry.
Newman, J., building.
New Columbia Hall.
Nicetown Baptist Church.
Noel. Mrs. M. L.
Norfolk and Western R. R.
Northwestern Bank.
Northern Electric Light and Power Co.
O'Connor, Rev. C. P., residence.
Office Building, 6 South Merrick St.
Otis Bros., & Co.
Owen & Salter.
Park Ave. School.
Park Theatre.
Pancoast & Maule.
Patent Metal Works.
Paul & Summers.
Penn. Asylum for Insane.
Penn. Mutual Building.
Penn. National Building.
Penn. R. R. Co.
Penn. Salt Wks.
Penn. University.
Penn. Sugar Refinery Co.
Petty, J. K., & Co.
Phila. Steam Heating Co.
Phila. Music Academy.
Philadelphia Ex. Vent Co.
Pillings, W. S.
Potter, Thos., & Sons, stores.
Poth, Fred. A., residence.
Priest, Jas. S.
Presbyterian Orphanage.
Provident Life and Trust Co. Building.
Reading Iron Co.
Reading Iron Works Warehouse.
Real Estate Trust Co.
Residence of St. Machachy.
Residence of the Nativity of the B. C. M.
Residence of the Visitaticjn of the B. V. M.
Reeves & West.
Roberts & Clark.
Royal, Chas. H.
Russell & Armstrong.
Sailer, Lewin iS: Co.
Schmitt, Henry.
Scholl, Jos.
Schull, B. F.
Sciple, E. M.
Scott, John & Co.
Seyfert, L. F.
Sheid, H. H., & Co., office.
Sheid & Vandegrift, office.
Sichel & Meyer, store.
Smedley House.
Smith, W. S.
Snellenburgh & Co.
Stambach & Love.
Starkey & Palen, Doctors.
Steamer " Brandvwine."
Steamer " Charlotte."
Steamer " City of Chester."
Steamer "Mary E. McCalje."
Steamer " Morse."
Steamer " Wilmington."
St. Boniface Parsonage.
St. Clemens Hospital.
Stores 7, ig, 721, 723 Vine St.
Storem, Geo. W.
St. Frances School, 24th and Green Sts,
Stewart, Ralph, & Co.
St. Frances Residence.
St. Francis Xavier.
St. James' Church.
St. James' Parochial School.
St. Joseph's Hospital.
St. Joachim's School.
St. John's Orphan Asylum.
St. Patrick's School.
St. Peter's Hall.
St. Vincent's Hospital.
St. Vincents' Home, iSth and Wood.
.Sunderland. John.
Temple Theatre.
Tenth National Bank.
Tetlow, Henry.
The Arnholt & Schaffer Brewing Co.
The Henry Miller Estate.
The J. & P. Baltz Brewing Co., office.
The Keystone Steam and Hot Water Htg. Co.
The Church of the Gesee.
Third National Bank.
Thompson Bros.
Thompson, Wm. & R. P.
Thompson, James D.
Trismuth Bros. & Co.
Twenty-fifth District Station House.
United States Mint.
United Security Co.
Union Insurance Co.
Van Beil, H., & Co.
Vendig, Chas. H.
Verner, Wm.
Victoria Hall.
Volraer Building.
Walnut St. Theatre.
Walnut St. Freight Depot P. R. R.
Walton, Geo. E.
Walsh, John.
Wannamaker, S. M., & Co.
Wannamaker & Co.'s Store.
Warder & Montgomery Hospital.
Warder, Henry.
Watt, Rob't.
Watson & McDanill.
Watson, Frank R.
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Telephoni No. 25.
ESTABUSMEO 1853.
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A. A. Griffing Iron Co.,
Jers"ey City. N. J.
Gentlemen: —
Replying to yours of the 22nd inst. would say thatjthe
Bundy Radiator has been specified in connection with The Dunning
Steain and Hot Water Boilers for, the past twelve years in heating
contracts all over the United States and from Italy to Japan, and
I have the pleasure of knowing that they have worked well in every
instance. I believe there is no radiator that is superior to
the Bundy and none that is more handy for repairs^ especially should
any accident happen to thera whereby they are broken. It is but a
short job to. unscrew the tube and replace it with another, which.
you cannot do very easily with any other in the markot. They are
a good circulator and have given the best of satisfaction wherever
used.
Wishing you success with them, I remain,
Very truly yours,
^_..^>,
262
References.
Weir & Nixon.
Weitzel, P. E. & Co.
Whetstone & Co.
White, William.
Widener, D. O.
Wilbur, H. O., & Sons.
Williamson & Cassidy.
Wilmington Steamboat Co.
Wilson, Cass & Co.
Wingate, Webb & Melvin.
Wissahickon Inn.
Wolf, Frank & Co.
Wolstencroft & Sons.
Wood, H.
Wood, Jas. P., & Co.
Wright, Peter, & Sons.
Wyeth, Jno., & Bros.
Y. M. C. A. Building.
Yewdall, John.
PH1I,I,IPSBURG.
Carlisle, Henry.
Holly, C. B.
Passmore House.
Shepard, Dr.
PHCENIXVII,I.E.
Buckvvalter, Enos T.
Caswell & Moore.
Hughes, Robert G.
Hunter, Theodore.
LIppert, M. L.
Shaffer, Mrs. Thomas.
Shaffer, V. N.
Towers, Michael.
Wilkinson, J. M.
Wynn, Samuel.
PINE CREEK.
Gale, W. & R.
PINE GKOVE.
Werntz, John F.
PINE IRON WORKS.
Bailey, Joseph L.
PITTSBURGH.
Alleghany Hotel.
Anderson Hotel.
Armstrong, Brother & Co.
Atwood & McCaffrey.
Bailey, Farrell & Co.
Baird's Restaurant.
Best, Fox & Co.
Bourne, John.
Clentick, M., estate.
Duquense Bank.
Fairbanks & Co.
French, Dr. Gale.
Garretson & Ricketson.
Groetzinger Building.
Home for Incurables.
Home's, Jos., dry-goods house.
Hotel Duquense.
Jenkins, T. C.
Jones & Laughlin.
Kauffman Bros,
Kelly & Jones Co.
Kohne, F. C, & Co.
Lewis Building.
Lutz, D., & Sons.
Maginn Bros.
McClintock building.
McGraw, P.
McGinness, Smith & Co.
McKnight & Vectory.
Office of Crescent Steel Works.
Office of Westinghouse Air Brake Co.
Oil Exchange building.
Oil Well Supply Co.
Painter & Sons.
Philadelphia Co. building.
Penna. Incline Plane Co.
Pittsburgh Club.
Pittsburgh High School.
Pittsburgh Petroleum Exchange.
Price, W. G. & Co.
Power Hall building.
Reincke, Wilson & Co.
Royal Insurance Co.'s building.
Schmidt & Friday, building.
Schwartz, J. E., residence.
Second Ward School.
Seventh Avenue Hotel.
Si.xth Ward School.
Standard Car Heating Co.
Stewart, Robert, residence.
Twenty-third Ward School.
United Pipe Line offices.
Westinghou-ie Building.
Westinghouse, H. H., residence.
West End M. E. Church.
Y. M. C. A. Building.
PITTSTON.
Butler Colliery Co.
Exeter Machine Co.
Flinn, N., office.
Hileman, Joseph, office.
Long, Dr. E. B.
Maloney, T.
Ronimell. G. B.
Sax, W. R.
Scrimgeour, Jno.
Wyoming Valley Paper Mill.
PITTSTON JUNCTION.
Old Forge Coal Co.
PI,AINESVII.I,E.
Evans Bros.
Langdon, A., & Co.
Hartland, O. H.
PLYMOUTH.
Lindsay & Co.
POTTSTOWN.
Antrim, W. L., store.
Ashenfelter, Dr. W. J., residence.
Bailey & Baldwin.
Bauer, Geo,, residence.
Beecher, L. & W. C, store.
Boyer, Benj., residence.
Colles, Mahlon, residence.
Dengler, Jacob, residence.
Eck, Dr. W. H., office.
Ehrgood, Elmer, residence.
Ellis, w. S., residence.
Evans, 'A., store.
Feather, Hiram, store.
Fegely, J., residence.
Fegely, J., & Son, store.
Fire Engine House.
Fisher, John M., store and residence.
Fryer, J. Rush, residence.
Gabel, H.
Geist, Matthias, residence.
Gilbert, John, residence.
Graffen, H. N., store.
Harrison, Geo., residence.
Healy, J. Allen, residence.
Hill School.
Hoffman, Nathan, residence.
Kugler, Mrs. Wm. G., residence.
Landis, J. D. F. residence.
Ledger Building.
Leopold, H., store.
Lessig, M. S., residence.
Low, Matthew, residence.
Mauger, John H., residence.
McCarthy, Felix, residence.
Merchants' Hotel.
Missimer, W. C, residence.
National Bank.
National Iron Bank.
Philadelphia Steam Fire Engine Co,
P. R. R. Station.
Potts, Geo. H., residence.
Pottstown Iron Co., office.
Reinert, D. F., residence.
Retter, J. H., residence.
Rudy, Wm., residence.
Sampson, Alex., residence.
Saylor, H. D., residence.
Schwab, Geo., store.
Security Co.'s building.
Shetler, L. F., residence.
Shoemaker, C. B,, residence.
Shuler House.
Sotter Bros.
Sotter, Ferdinand.
Sotter, Henry.
Sotter, Jacob.
Sotter, Philip.
Swinehart, Wm. Y., residence.
Trinity Reformed Church.
Washington High School building.
Weand, John, store.
Weitzenkorn, A., residence.
Wells, Herman, residence.
Yeager, Mason, residence.
POTTSVIIXB.
Academy of Music,
263
Reperences.
Jackson Street School building.
Lear, .S. Edgar.
Lineweaver, Dr. W. |.
Merchants' Motel.
" Miners' Journal" building.
Mountain City Bank building.
Pottsville Steam Heat & Power Co.
P. .S: R. R. Co. depot.
Riest.C. H.
Roads, Geo. W.
Styles & Parker.
PKESCOTT.
Phillips, Samuel.
OIJAKKRTOWN.
Durner, Dr. C. F.
Ehrgood, E.
Kolle, Wm.
Roberts, Scypes & Co.
Sheetz, O. R.
Thomas, Dr. Jos.
KE.\DING.
Agricultural & Horticultural Society.
Barbey, John.
Beaver, Dr. D. B. D.
Bear, Geo. F., residence.
Bechtel, John R., store.
Becker, I. C.
Bessinger, Philip.
Boyer, D. B., residence.
Boyer, Jerome L.
Bright & Learch, store.
Brownback, Frank, residence.
Central House.
Centre Street Public School.
City Hall.
Coleman, Wm. N., residence.
Dautb, J. P.
Davis, F. B.
Davis Printing Co.
Davis, \V. B., greenhouse.
Douglass & Connard.
Eckert, H. S., Pres. Farmers' National Bank
Ennentrous, Geo. M.
Farmers' National Bank.
First Presbyterian Church.
First Reformed Church.
Fries, Jacob, residence.
Fulmer, S. H., residence.
Goodman, Jas., residence.
Green Street Public School.
Grcth Machine Works.
Grcth, D. P.
Hampden Engine House.
Hangen, H. W., residence.
Heckman, W. A.
High, Mrs. Mary, residence.
Hoff, H. A.
Home for Widows and Single Women.
Hotel Penn.
Jacobs, T. S.
Jameson, Jas., residence.
Jameson & Co., store.
Jones, Richard H., residence.
Keller, F. M., residence.
Keiser, David.
Keystone Steam Heating Co.
Kline & Eppenheimer.
Kline, Wm., residence.
Knight, John.
Koeller, Jas. O., residence.
Kretz, A.
Kurtz, Henry, residence.
Lauer, Frank, residence.
Leinbach, J. G., residence.
Leiss, L. H., residence.
McAlvaine, M. C.
Moser, C. H., residence.
Muhlenberg, Dr. W. F.
Muhlenberg & West.
Muhlenberg & Glymer.
Nagle, Dr. H. N., store.
Nerthanimer, John, store.
Nyce, C. S.
Pennsylvania R. R., new depot.
Philadelphia & Reading R. R., dining r
Public School.
Quier, Leon, residence.
Rader, Geo., residence.
Rambo, F.
Raser, Dr. John B.
Reading Iron Works,
Reading Steam Heat cS: Power Co.
Remmple, W. T., & Co.
Righter, J. K., residence.
Ritter, W. S.
RoUond, Augustus, residence.
Rosenthal, W., Editor " Reading Post.
Rote, A. E.
Rowe, H. T.
Schaefifer, Chas. H., residence.
Scull, Edward.
Sheible, J. N.
Shelter, Henry.
Steinbach, Rev. A. S., residence.
Stevens, G. A., olHce.
Stichber, Mrs. J. L., residence.
Stroehecker, Jacob, residence.
Summons, E. S.
Sweetzer, Wilson, residence.
Thalheimer, A. T., residence.
Tyson, A. Harvey.
Union National Bank.
Weida, Solomon, residence.
Wenrich, Samuel G., residence.
Willson, T. A., residence.
Willrout, Chas., residence and store.
Wood Memorial Chapel.
REFTON.
Herr, Daniel.
KENOVO.
Dedier, Samuel F., residence.
Holman, Wm. L., residence.
Lees, David, residence.
Murphy, Jas., residence,
O'Hagan, Jas., residence.
O'Hagan, P., & Son, store,
P. R. R., offices and buildings.
P. R. R., passenger station.
P. R. R. "Renovo" Hotel.
Pennsylvania R. R., Superimendent's iV Mas-
ter Mechanic's residences.
Public School building.
Renovo Public School buildings.
Roberts, Thos. A., residence.
Russ, Frank, restaurant.
Simpson, R. D., residence.
Stevenson, A. N., store.
Stevenson, A. N., residence.
Ward, John, hotel.
Youts, Wm., residence.
RICHI,ANI>TOWN.
Shelly, J. H.
KIDGKWAY.
Elk County Court House.
UTDLEY PARK.
Burke, Edward.
Burke, Mrs. R.
Leedom, Chas.
Paitredge, Thos,
Ridley Park Hotel.
School Building.
Ward, Abram.
Ward, Jos.
HII5GEI.SVIL,LE.
Riegel, J. L.
KINGTOWN.
Rumel, A. II.
KOARING SPRING.
Carver, A. L.
KOCK GLEN.
Morton, Joel, residence.
Norton, Neal, residence and hotel.
ROTHVILI,E.
Ballanger, Jas.
KOYBKSFORD.
Graves, Dr. J. S., residence and store,
Latshaw Building.
Latshaw, B. Irvin, residence^
Latshaw, L. B., residence and hall.
National Bank of Royersford.
Nix, J. J., residence.
Nix & Latshaw.
Treed, Aaron C, restaurant.
Treed, Samuel C, residence.
SAKGEUTOWN.
Eureka Spring Mineral Cn.
SALMl'.GO.
Greider, J. M.
Puffer, Jn<,.
SALTSmiUG.
Kiskiniinetas Springs Scliin.l.
SANUV HILL.
Court House.
SANDY LAIUi:.
Austin Potter.
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References.
SATRE.
General Offices Pa. & X. Y. R. R.
L. V. R. R. depot.
Packer, Robt. A., residence.
Wilbur House.
scHcrrLKn.!, haven.
Meyer, Jos. N.
Wiltrouts, Chas., residence and store.
SCKANTOX.
Archer, John M.
Assembly Rooms.
Bauman, Anthony, store and residence.
Belin, H., residence.
Bougel, J.
Bristol House.
Burke, O. T.
Burrs, Dr. A. E., block.
Catholic College.
Church, Sister House and School, St. Mary
Provider.
Clarke, Geo. A., building.
Connell, W. P., & Son.
Connell, Wm., residence.
Cosey Bros., store.
Cosey Bros., residence.
Daniel & Elinger.
Davis, E. T-. store.
Dickson, J. P., residence.
Dickson, Mrs. Thos. residence.
D. L. & W. R. R. depot.
Evans & Jacobs, store.
Farmer Dairy Co.
Farris. Ed., hotel.
Faurot House
Finch, I. A. & Co.
First National Bank Building.
Fish, J. B.
Francois, Alex L., residence.
Galland, B. , residence.
German Presbyterian Church.
Goldsmith Bros.
Gould, R.S., residence.
Gunster & Forsyth.
Gunste, J. H., residence.
Hand, Hon. A., residence.
Hands, Justice, building.
Hazleton Machinery and Supply Co., ware-
house.
House of Good Shepherd.
Howley Bros.
Hulbert, A. A., residence.
Hulbert, W. A., store and residence.
Hulbert F. H., residence.
Hunt & Connell, Limited.
Insane Asylum.
Jermyn's, John, Coal Ex. Block.
Jewish Synagogue.
Jones, C. D.
Lackawanna County Court House.
Lackawanna Hospital.
Lawler, Jas. J., store.
Leonard Bros.
Leonard, B. E.
Lewis, E. R.
Manly, P. D., stores, residence and hall.
Mattis, C. C.
Matti, C. F., G. M. L. I. & C. Co., residence.
McArcher, John.
McEachen, Samuel.
Mear's Hotel.
Memorial Hall Association.
Moses Taylor Hospital.
O'Brien, Richard, residence.
Piatt, J. C, residence.
Post Office.
Reese, S. M.
Rosen, Jno.
Sanderson, J. Gardner, residence.
Sanderson, Geo.
Schlage, Chas.
Schneider Bros.
Scranton, Arthur.
Scranton, Hon. J. A.
Scranton Steel Co.
Scranton Supply and Hardware Co.
Sloane, J. D.
St. Charles Hotel.
St. Cecilia's Academy.
St. "Dennis" Hotel.
St. Peter's Cathedral.
Stock, F. K., residence.
Sturgis, E. B.
The Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co., stores.
The Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co., offices.
The Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co., labora-
tory.
The Pancoast Coal Co., store and office.
Van Stouch, Wm., residence.
Watson i Jermyn.
Wehlan, Dr. Ludwig, residence and office
Welsh Baptist Church.
Welsh Tabernacle Church.
Willard, E. A.
Williams, L. J., residence.
Wirnke, Mrs. Mary.
Y. M.C. A., building.
SEWICKIET.
Dryman CV Son.
SH.VMOKIX.
Aucker, R. S.
Aucker, Slayman & Co., office.
Catholic Church.
City Hotel.
Doolittle. Wm.
Eisenhart. Daniel.
Epier & Odgen.
Exchange Hotel.
First National Bank.
First M. E. Church.
Fisher, Geo. S.
Floyd, H.
Garfield School Building.
G. A. R. Opera House.
Graeber, Jacob.
Heilner, B. N.
Helfenstein, Jno. P.
Reiser, Jacob R.
Kessler, Jos. W.
Kulp, Darlington R.
Kutzner, Wm. R., store room.
Leader, C. C, residence.
Lorenz, Fred., residence.
Lutheran Church.
Marshall, Geo.
Martz, Geo. O.
Martz, Miss C.
Marr, A. G., residence, business block and
office.
May. Isaac, Sr.
McConnell, W. C, residence.
McWilliams & McConnell, office.
Mullen, Jno.
Robertson, A.
Robertson, Geo., residence.
Rothschild, Harry, residence.
Seiler, E. G.
Shamokin Water Co.
Shuster, D. E.
Smink, D. C.
Smink, Wm. H. R.
Smuck, Daniel C, residence.
Spettler, John H.
St. Edward's Church.
St. Edward's Parsonage.
Williams, C. Q.
Windsor Hotel.
Zimmerman Henry, residence.
SHARPSVII,I,E.
Sharpsville School.
SH.4.ROX.
Convent of the Holy Child Jesus.
First Presbyterian Church.
Walker & Carley, office.
SHEFFIELD.
Horton, Walter, residence.
SHEN.iNDOAH.
Schimpf Bros.
SHICKSHINNT.
Campbell, W. .^.
Hess, Amos J., residence.
Hollopeten, D. F., block.
SHIMERSVILUS.
Kern, D. X.
SHIPPENSBUBG.
Currender, A. W.
Harris, S. J.
SHIPPOCKVILLE.
Wolfe, D. S., residence.
SII.TKR BROOK.
Silver Brook Coal Co.
S.niTHPORT.
McKean Co., buildings.
SMOOTH GROVE.
Glatfeller, W. L.
SMYRNA.
Priest, J. S.
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References.
SOMERSET.
Beisecker, Frederick, offices.
Beisecker, Mrs. James, residence.
First National Bank.
Fox, Samuel, residence and office.
Love, Geo., residence.
Ogle, J. G., residence.
Schell. P. A., & Co.
Somerset Dairy Co., offices.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM.
Administration Kuilding.
Bethlehem Iron Co.'s stores.
Brinker & Sloyer, office building.
Children's Pavilion.
Deitrick, H. A. R.
Fetters, M. C, hotel.
Halacher, J. B.
Jeter, F., office building.
Johnston, T. H.
Ladies' Pavilion.
Lamberton, Dr. R. A.
Laufer, Edwin, residence & office.
Lehigh University.
L. V. R. R., offices.
L. V. R. R., freight depot.
McEnroe, Rev. Father Philip.
Naylor, Mary A., residence.
Newman, J., office.
Pacific House.
Packer Hall.
Pitchel, H. S.
Sayer, R. H.
Sayer, W. H.
Stahr, George F.
St. Luke's Hospital.
Wilbur, R. H.
Wilson, T., residence.
SOUTH CHESTER.
South Chester Public School.
SOUTH EASTON.
Franklin Steam Fire Engine Co.
Fryberger, H.
Gould. O. B.
Hubb, Jacob, L. V. R. R. shops.
L. \. R. E. offices.
L. V. R. R. depot.
Musick, M. D., residence.
Slough, Dr. Sr., residence.
Steiner, T. A., residence.
Turner, Amos.
Wilhelm, Chas., residence.
SOUTH WII.KES-BARRE.
James, J.
STARTIN<iTON.
Williams, David.
STEELTON.
Alleman Bros., residence, office.
High School building.
Penn Steel Co.
ST. MART'S.
Church of the Sacred Heart.
Commercial Hotel.
Coryell & Russ.
Episcopal Church.
Geis, Wm.
German Catholic Church.
Hall, James.
Hall, J. K. P.
Haul, Kaul & Co.
Hanhouse, Joseph.
Kaul, A., residence.
Kaul, John.
Kline, Chas.
Luhr, Chas.
Mosier, A. D.
Russ, Eben J.
St. Joseph's Convent.
Wendfelder, Joseph, Jr.
Winner, Hon. Sebastian.
STRASBURG.
Groff, A. J.
STKOCDSBURG.
Cooke, J. W., residence.
Hodd & Bassard.
Kistler, M. L., residence.
Landers, F.
Stauffer, Geo. E.
Stroudsburg Social League.
SUGAR GROVE.
Green, Clark.
SUJINETTOWN.
Barndt, Harvey, residence and store.
SUNBURY.
Brice, A. W., residence.
Burrows, G. S., residence.
Cake, J. N., residence.
Central Hotel.
City Hotel.
Clement, \. F., residence.
Conrad, J. R.
Derr, John F., residence.
Dwait Building.
Fry Landis, residence and store.
Greenough, E. W., residence.
Malick, S. P.
Neff House.
N. C. R. W. C. station.
Phil. & Reading R. R. depot.
P. R. R. depot.
Reed, J. B.
Savidge, C. R., residence.
Silvins, C. L., residence.
Steineard, John,
Stimer, T.
Tweed, H., residence.
Wolverlon, S. P., residence.
SISOUEHANNA.
Sperl, H.
SWISVALE.
Union Switch & Signal Co.
TAMAQl.t.
Fry, E. E.
TELFOKI).
Telford Machine Co.
THOMPSONTOVTN.
Haldcman,.^. G., residence.
Tennis, E. A., residence.
THORN BURT.
Brinton, Jos. H.
THURLOW.
McMains, W. F.
McManus, W. S.
Stainton & Thomas.
Standard Steel Casting Co.
TIDIOCTE.
Tidioute Chair Co.
TIOGA.
Odd Fellows' Orphanage.
P. & R. R. R. depot.
TITUSVIiLE.
Bates, H. S.
TOWANDA.
.^yers, Monroe, residence.
Becker Bros.
Catholic Church.
Christ's Church.
Citizens' National Bank.
Dayton, Geo. A., mill.
Decker, A., residence.
Decker, Geo., residence.
Denslow & Jackson.
Denslow, W. H.
Dettrich, Mr.
Dodge, W. H.
Dye, A. D., & Co.
Ellsbree, N. C, block.
Episcopal Church.
Estabrook, A. J., residence.
Fox, John E., residence.
Griffith, J. J., residence.
Hale, B., residence.
Hale, E. W., residence.
Humphrey Bros. & Tracy, factory.
Humprey Mfg. Co.
Kelly, Rev. Father, residence.
Little, Stanly, residence,
Manville, J. A.
Mercur Block.
Opera House block.
Overton, E., residence.
Penn Mutual Ins. Co.
Porter, C. B., store.
Porter, H. C. & Son., store.
Presbyterian Church.
Scott, H, L., residence.
Second Ward School House.
Smith, G. S., residence.
Susquehanna Collegiate Institute.
Towanda Foundry Co.
Ward House.
TRAINER.
Trainer, D. & Son.
Trainer, D.
Trainer, E. E.
Trainer, W. E.
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TRAPPE.
Lutheran Church parsonage.
Miller, J. G. T.
TKOUTVILLE.
Ginter, H. E.
TKOY.
Bowen, D., residence.
TDNKHANNOCK.
Billings, Hon. Paul, residence.
Court House.
Jenkins, Judge, residence.
Packer House.
Sittsen, Judge, residence.
Slawson, A. J., store and residence.
Whipple, O., residence.
UHLERTOWN.
Uhler, Michael.
ULSTER.
Mather, Jos.
CNIONTOWT*.
Baylis, Hon. C. E., residence.
Brown, S. S.
Fayette County Alms House.
Opera House.
UPtAND.
Theological Seminary.
Upland School House.
VILLA NOVA.
Church of St. Thomas.
WARRKN.
Citizens' National Bank.
Jefferson, I. P.
Kirberger & Mock.
Leonhart, G. H.
Lesser & Co.
Mintzer, A.
Spinner, M.
Strutheas Hotel.
Warren Opera House.
Warren Ref'g Co.
WATERVILLE.
Duirdge & Co.
TVATSONTOWN.
Buck Robert, residence.
Rombach, G. W., residence.
Shannon & High.
Star, Durham & Co., office.
Watsontown Planing Mill.
Watsontown National Bank.
Wright, Thos. P.
WAYNESBORO.
Aller, J. F.
Frick. A. O.
Frick, George.
Landes, F. F.
Miller, J. J.
Moore, Geo. W.
Phillips, J.
Shoemaker, J. P.
WEATHERLT.
Hoffecker, Phillips, M. M. L. V. R. R.
TVELLSBORO.
Cole's House.
County Clerk's Office.
Elliott, M. F., office and residence.
Feild, T. B., residence.
Harrison, J., residence.
Kaess, W. C.
Parkhurst House.
Robinson, J. M., residence.
Tioga Co. Club House.
Watrous Frank B., residence.
Wellsboro Graded School.
Wilcox House.
WEST BROWNSVILLE.
Gibbons, A. J.
WEST CHESTER.
Daily Local News, office.
Gray, Jerome B., residence.
Hoopes Bros. & Thomas.
Hoopes, Josiah, residence.
Jackson, C. C.
James Bros.
Morgan, J. G.
Normal School of West Chester.
Palmer, Rees.
P. R. R. Depot.
Roberts, Capt. G. W., offices.
Savery, Edward.
Sharpless, W. P., residence.
State Normal School.
Thomas, Geo. B., residence.
WEST CONSHOCTEN.
McFarland, E.
McFarland, J. A.
WEST POINT.
Brooks, W. H.
West Point Engine & Machine Works
West Point Mfg. Co.
WHITE HAVEN.
Baker, John J., residence.
Blakslee, Mrs. Lucius, residence.
Cammeron, Geo. W., & Co.
Driggs, J. A., residence.
Dwyer, Wm., residence.
Feist, W. A., Printing House.
Hammond, Geo. H., & Co.
Keek, C. L.
Lavelle, Martin, residence.
LeVan, D. W., residence.
Peters, A. F., residence.
Peters M. G., residence.
Post Office.
Wallace Samuel, residence.
'WILKESBARRE.
Ahlborn, Fred, residence.
Alexander, M., residence.
Andes, Peter F.
Brown, S. L, , & Co.
Carpenter, B. G. & Co.
Central School Building.
Dennire, H. P.
Dickson Mfg. Co., works.
Dimmick, A. yi., residence.
Dimmick & Smith.
Forve, Peter, & Bro.
Gorman & Co.
Hancock School Building.
HoUenback, J. W., office.
Howell, Dr. J. T., residence.
Hunt, Chas. B., & Bro.
Leim, J. W., & Co.
Lewis, Josiah, residence.
L. V. R. R. Depot.
Lowenstein, Samuel, residence.
Luebrecht, M. L., residence.
Martin, A. 1.
Neuer, W. N., office.
N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Depot.
Osborn, E. S., residence.
Patten, J. W., & Co.
Phelps, F. A., & Co.
P. & N. Y. C. R. R. R. Depot.
Raeder, Jno. L. , hotel.
Shelley, Geo.
Sheppard, Wm.
Smith, Marcus, supt.
Stegmaier, C. S., & Son, brewery.
Vulcan Iron Works.
Welles, Edw.
Wilkes-Barre Gas Co.
Wyoming Valley Hotel.
WILKINSBURG.
Allen, W. H., residence.
Brandt E. K., residence.
WILLIAMSPORT.
Beede, A., residence.
Beech Creek R. R. Station.
Bloodgood, J. F.
Bower, Henry, restaurant.
Camp, C. F.
Coleman, F.
Coleman, Fletcher, residence.
Corning, L. L. , National Bank.
Court House.
Cummings, Judge, residence.
Edison Electric Illuminating Co., offices.
First National Bank.
Forseman, R. M.
Hays, J. W.
Henry House.
Hermance, A. D.
Kash, A. J., hotel.
Keeler, E., & Co.
Kline & Co.
Lycoming National Bank.
Maffhey, D. T., residence.
Mowbray, R., residence.
Neyhart, A. B., & Co.
Parker, J. O., residence.
P. R. R. Depot.
Ryan, J. R. S., residence.
Ryan, S. R. F., residence.
Sanderson, G. H., residence.
Slate, A., residence.
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Repbrencbs.
Slate, G.
Spafford, O. J., residence.
Stenber, S. C.
Tally, G. W.
Turner, Jacob R.
Vermance, A. D., residence.
Wagner, A. L.
West Branch National Bank.
Williamsport National Bank.
Williamsport Hardware & Stove Co
Williainsport Steam Co.
Wyland, Mrs., G. G.
Young, J. M.
WILMINGTON.
Westminster College.
WIND GAP.
Leibert, Geo.
WITMER STA.
Musselman, C.
Wro.MING.
Hutchings, J. A.
YORK.
Bell, Geo. \V.
Boll, Henry.
Broomel, Schmidt & Co.
Chambers, Thos., & Co.
Children's Home.
City Bank.
City Hotel.
County Alms House.
Court House.
Dale & Hart.
Dempwolf, C. H.
Ebert, H. A.
Elliott's, \V. D., estate.
Farmers' Ins. Co.
Farquhar, A. B.
First M. E. Church.
Frey, Motler & Co.
Frey, Enoch.
Getz & Horn.
Hirsch, D. F.
Hoffman, Amos.
Killer, David.
Kraber, E. I., & Sons.
Kunkle, Wm.
Lehmaycr & Bros., store.
Marshall, L. W.
Mane, Edward.
McClennan & Gatwalt.
Miller, E. J.
Myers, Mrs. S., store.
National Hotel.
Patton, Jno., & Co.
Reeker, Fred,
Schultz, D. P.
Small, D. E., estate.
Small,©. A. & S.
Smith, Wm., & Co.
Stall, O. B. & A.
St. .Mary's R. C. Church.
Stacey, J. W.
Stuck, O.
Stuckler, D. E., residence.
Thomas, J. F.
Throne, Jno. M.
Torry, David.
Trinity Reformed Church.
Weiser, Carl, & Son.
Weist, P. C.
Your County Bank.
RHODE ISLAND.
ANTHONY.
Capwell, J. H.
James, D.
Sisson, N. E.
Whipple, J. R.
BRISTOL.
Church, Samuel W.
EAST PRO. CENTRE.
Judkins, F., residence.
JOHNSTONE.
Eaton, Edward, residence.
NEWPORT.
Burdick, Clark, residence.
Golet, Odgen, residence.
Granby, C. E.
Havemeyer, T. E., residence.
Langley & Sharpe.
Lynch & Sullivan.
Mawton, Mr., residence.
Morgan, E. D.
Newport Gas Light Co.
Powell, John H., residence.
Sherman, Watt, residence.
Van Allen, Mr., residence.
PAWTUCRET.
Bryant, E. B.
Pawtucket Steam & Gas Pipe Co.
Roy, Elmer M.
PROVIDENCE.
Aldrich, E. K.
Aldrich House.
Almy, E. C, & Co.
Briston Hotel.
Brown, A. W.
Chamsilver, S. B.
Chase, Geo., F.
City Hall.
Coggeshall, F.
Cole, C. J., residence.
Conroy, James C.
Darling, M. V. P.
Earle & Prew.
Eaton, Edward, residence.
Evans, John.
Farnham, E., residence.
Fitzgerald, M.
Heath, Wm. G., & Co.
Hotel Perrin.
Kingsbury, E. B.
Luther, 11. P.
Masonic Hall.
National Exchange Bank.
Perry, Wm. N.
Providence Steam & Gas Pipe Co.
Reed, J. B.
Rumford Chemical Works.
Sherman, Wm. D., residence.
Slater, A. B.
Smith, J. M.
Stone, Lorenzo, residence.
Tierney, P. & J.
Wilkinson Building.
Winsor, Ira, it Co.
SAYLESVILLE.
Clarke. G. M.
WAKEFIELD.
Sheldon, G. W., & Co.
Wakefield National Bank building.
WELLESLEY.
B. & A. R. R. depot.
Porter, F. H.
WELLESLEY HILLS.
B. & A. R. R. depot.
WESTERLEV.
Crandle, Dr. H. W.
Deysdale, Robert.
Kenyon, Herbert.
Newton Flats.
Prestwick & Fuller.
WOONSOCKET.
Ballow, Chas. E., residence.
Foss -Memorial Building.
Greene, James W., residence.
Mowry, Wm. C, residence.
" Patriot " building.
Talcott, C. W.
The Dr. Seth Arnold Medical Corporation.
Warfiekl, A. B., & Co.
SCOTLAND.
GLASGOW.
Combe, James, & Son.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHAltLE.STOX.
Cameron & Barclay.
Charleston Cotton Mills.
Charleston Fire Dept. Co.
Charleston Hotel.
City Hall.
City Hospital.
Cohon & Triest.
Court House.
Courtnay Public School.
Mallonce, J. C.
Pitcher, C. S.
Rodgcrs, Frank J., residence.
Scotch Presbyterian Church.
Shepard, Dr. Chas. U., residence.
Steamer " Pocosin."
Taylor, Frank F., residence.
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The " News & Courier."
Valk, C. R., residence.
Valk & Murdoch.
Wagener, Geo. A., residence.
Wallier, Evans & Cogswell.
COI-UMBIA.
The Oliver Oil Co.
ROCK HII.I..
Rock Hill Construction Co.
TEXAS.
AUSTIN.
Gerhard Hardware Co.
Tips, Walter.
State Blind Asylum.
State Deaf & Dumb Asylum.
State Lunatic Asylum.
BRENHAN.
Giddons, Col. D. E. , residence.
CORPUS CHRISTIE.
Carroll, Chas.
CORSICAJfA.
Drane & Son, offices.
Navarro County Prison.
Orphan Asylum buildings.
CROCKETT.
Smith, Rev. John B.
DALiAS.
Dallas County Record building.
Martens, William.
Tompkins, M. & I., & Co.
EI, PASO.
Wells-Fargo Express.
FORT WORTH.
Higly, L.
Hoffman, W. H., Imp. Co.
Lake, W. F.
Powell, E. H.
GALVESTON.
Avenue K Public School.
Avenue L Public School.
Beach Hotel.
May & Wainwright.
Redfield, E. F., & Co.
Second District School.
Stuart, J. C.
Tremont House.
West End School.
GATESVILXE.
Brook, F. S.
Texas State Reformatory.
HOUSTON.
Board of Trade building.
Capital Hotel.
Cleveland. W. D., .S: Co.
Heiner, Eugene G.
House, T. W., building.
Houston Cotton Exchange.
Hutchins House.
H. & T. C. R. R. depot.
Medfired, E.
Morris, J. R., Sons.
Rbperences.
Otter. W. W.
The Redfield Co.
Turco-Russian Baths.
PARIS.
Paris Water Works.
Thomas, J. D.
THORP'S SPRING.
Add Ran University.
TENNESSEE.
BOLIVAR.
Western Hospital for Insane.
CHATTANOOGA.
Geise, Conrad, & Co.
Gibson & Love Mfg. Co.
James, C. E, & Co.
.Marshall, W. S. , residence.
McGowen & Cooke, printers.
Read House.
Richardson building.
Richardson, Jno. P., cS: Bros.
Richmond, Theo., residence.
Southern Lumber Co.
Stanton House.
Whigham, R., Plumbing Co.
CLARKSVILLE.
Aheran, Jas. P.
Tucket, T. D.
Wilson, Dr. C. G.
.JACKSON.
Court House.
Post Office.
KNOXVILI-E.
Comfert, James.
Deaderick, C.
E. T., Y. & G. R. R. depot.
Kurth, Chas.
Palace Hotel.
Rourke, M. F.
Schubert's Hotel.
The D. B. Bayles Stove Co.
Van Deventer, J.
MESrPHIS.
Browne, J. W.
Coleman & Co.
Jones, Drs. H. & K., offices.
Latting & Bailey.
Memphis City Bank.
Schatlenberg, Keith & Co.
Toof, S. C, residence.
Wellford. J. L.. residence.
NASHVILUE.
Duncan & Gaines.
Duncan, Wm.
Grewar, David.
Mooney & Blaine.
Nashville Machine Co.
Nelson, Chas.
Perry Machine Co.
Perry, W. H.
Tenn. Range Mfg. Co.
Thompson, H. C.
West End Church.
RIDGEDAtE.
Divine, S. W.
SOUTH PITTSBURGH.
Perrv Stove Mfg. Co.
South Pittsburgh City Co.
Tenn. Cnal, Iron & R. R. Co., offices.
UTAH.
MURRAY.
Haynes, Henrv.
OGDEN.
Doyle & Hulverson.
Driver, George.
Fife, W. N.
First National Bank.
Funge, W. W.
PBOVO CITY.
Pike, Dr. W. R.
Territorial Insane Asylum.
S.4UT LAKE CITY.
Benedict, Dr. Jos., residence.
Burton, John H., Archt.
Conklin, J. C.
Connelly, Mrs. T. D.
Daly, John J.
David, James & Co.
Deseret National Bank.
EUerbeck, T. W., Supt. Salt Lake City Gas
Co.
Farrell. J. W., & Co.
First National Bank.
Fox & Svmons.
Graves, Dr. W. H.
Heesch & Ellerbeck.
Herald Office Building.
Hills, L. S., Cashier Deseret National Bank.
Karrick, L. C.
McComick, W. S.
McCune, A. W.
Midgley & Sons.
Moran, P. ].
Park, Boyd.
Paul, Capt. Sam'l.
Pitt, W. H.. residence.
Roberts, Bolivor.
Salisbury, O. J.
Salt Lake Daily Tribune.
Salt Lake Herald.
Sebree, Howard.
Utah & Montana Machinery Co.
Wasatch Office Building.
Webber. T. G.. residence.
Z. C. M. I. Block.
VERMONT.
I5ARRE.
McKanna & Griffin.
BELLOWS FALLS.
Allber & Bodine.
Brown, A. H. & T. H.
Fairbank & Labaree.
BENNINGTON.
Adams, Enos, residence.
Cooper, Chas., residence.
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Newton's, W. D., building,
Post Office buildings.
Tiffany, E. I., residence.
Tiffany, F. M., residence.
Valentine's, A. B., building.
BR.4.MDON.
Electric Light station.
BRATTLEBOKO.
Anderson, John S.
Brooks, E. F. residence.
Brooks House.
Broom, Jno. T., residence.
Carpenter, E. P., factory.
Crosby & Adams.
Crosby. E.
Crowell, Geo. E., residence.
Dowley, Geo. T.
First Baptist Church.
Fleming, P., & Co,
Galvin, John.
Goodhue, F. W., residence.
Hawley, N. I., residence.
Herrick, S. M., residence.
Johnson, A. O.
Leonard & Noess, residences.
Leonard, Wm., residence.
Marshall, O. A.
May. A. V., residence.
People's National Bank.
Pratt, Andrew, residence.
Punce & Gregg.
Robertson, Wm.
Roess, Jno. D., residence.
Sawyer, N. A., residence.
Sherman, S. H.
Town Farm buildings.
Vermont National Bank.
Walker, Rev. Dr., residence.
White, E., residence.
White, Norris, residence.
While, U. H.
Whitney, E. D., residence.
Whitney, F. A., residence.
Whitney, I. D., residence.
BUKIXNGTO".
Blodgett, G. S., & Co.
Clnarec, Rev. J. M., residence.
Griffin, Jno., & Son.
Kingsland, A. B.
Lanan, J. E.
Mellor, John, residence.
Nash & Roche.
Peck, E. W., residence.
Reed, C. C, residence.
Smith, Wm., residence.
Stiles, R. S., residence.
Wheelock & Kingsland.
Willard, Dr. A. J.
DCMMERSTON.
Pratt, R. W.
Wait, C. J.
FACTORY POINT.
H.4RTrORD.
French, Watson & C<i.
LYNDON CENTRE.
Lyndon Institute.
MANCHESTER CENTRE.
Connor, A. B., residence.
Wait, C. W., store.
Wyman, Dr. E. L., residence.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Conner, A. C.
MONTPELIEB.
Adams, W. E., store and residence.
Houghton, J. C, residence.
Lyons, P. L.
Page, John A., residence.
Peck, John W.
The Pavilion Hotel.
Washington County Court House.
NEWPORT.
Carwell, H.
Crane, W, D.
Grandy, C. E.
Lane & Davis.
Root, H. S.
True & Blanchard.
NORTH BENNINGTON.
Simmons, H. C.
POULTNEY.
Moseley-Stoddard Mfg. Co.
PROCTOR.
Johnson, Dr. J. G., residence.
RUTLAND.
Bailey, Wayne, residence.
Bardwell House.
Chaffee, Geo. T., residence.
Channell, C. E.
Dunn & Cramton.
Gaffeny, Rev. Thos., residence.
Gould, J. A., residence.
Landon, W. C, store.
Meldon, Mrs. Mary, residence.
Stearns, M., residence.
St. Mary's Catholic School.
Sullivan, .Mrs. Catherine, residence.
Velequette, E. A.
Wyman, Dr. E. L.
ST. ALBANS.
Greene & Clark.
Noble, G. C, residence.
ST. JOHNSBl BY.
Bray, W. J.
Doran, H. W., & Co.
First National Bank.
Merchants' National Bank.
St. Johnsbury House.
Thompson & Goss.
WEST RANDOLPH.
Lamson, J. H.
Mclntyre, Dr.
WHITE RIVER JCNCTION.
Nott, H. L.
Windsor State Prison.
VIRGINIA.
AHINC.DON.
Palmer, G. W.
ALEXANDRIA.
Cogans', Wm. Sons.
Fowler, Jno. S., residence.
Janney, Maj., E. H., residence.
Lannon, John.
Opera House.
Smoot, C. C, & Sons, factory.
BERKLEY.
Baker, Capt., O. S., residence.
Brown, Dr., residence.
BLACKSBURG.
Lomax, Gen., L. L.. residence.
Virginia, A. & M. College.
CLOTERDALE.
Cocke, C. H.
CROZET.
Miller, Manual. Labor School.
DAN•^^LLE.
Fitzgerald, Geo. T., & Co.
Newton House.
EARMVILLE.
Farmville Mfg. Co.
Presbyterian Church.
FREDERICKSBl'RG.
Fleming, D. E.
Hurkamp, A. G.
Presbyterian Church.
GRAFTON.
Sincil, A.
HAMPTON.
Goodrich, E. O.
National Home for Disabled Soldiers.
Normal and .Agricultural Institute.
HARRISONBURG.
Thomas & Bowman.
LY-NCHBURG.
Cleland, Jas. , & Son.
Coe, W. W.
Faulkner & Hanory, store.
Guggenheimer Building.
Johnsons, F. D., & Sons, store.
Kinmer, Wm., residence.
Law Building.
National Bank.
National Hotel.
New Arlington Hotel.
Smith, G. W., residence.
Watts & Ryland, store.
MARION.
Hull, D. B.
So. Western Lunatic .\sylum.
MOfNT JACKSON.
Pennabackin, F. S., residence.
NORFOLK.
Barnes, J. B.
Barracks, Marine.
Centenary M. E. Church.
City Gas Light Co.
Cumberland St. M. E. Church.
Davis, W. B., residence.
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Reperences.
Dey, G. W.. residence.
Griffeth, E. J., & Co.
Groner, V. D.
Gutman, I., residence.
Guy, E. E., residence.
Isidor, Leslie.
Johnson, H. W., residence.
Lauler, J. J.
LeKies,, J. B., residence.
McCullough, A. A., residence.
Morris, Chas. S., residence.
Xaval Constructors' Building.
Retreat for the Sick.
Santos, R. \V.
Selden, Miss Julia.
St. James Hotel.
St. Vincent's Hospital.
Thain, A. P.
Thorne, .\. P.
Trice, W. H. H., residence.
Walke, Henry.
Woodward, C. A.
Y. M. C. A. Building.
FETERi^BCKGR.
Brady, J. B.
Central Lunatic Asylum.
PORTSMOUTH.
Griffith, E. J. & Co.
PUIASKI CITY.
Bertha Zinc Co.
Jones, Thos.
RICHMOXD.
Ballard Hotel.
Bargamin, G. & A.
Bowers, John.
Brecker, Henry.
Christian, E. D., residence.
Cohen Co., store.
Exchange Hotel.
First Regiment Armorj-.
Gaines & Glover.
Harris, A. T., residence.
Lindsay, J. L.
Morris Street School.
P. Whitlock Tobacco Mfg.
Regester J., & Son.
Rose, Jno. E, & Co.
Shanks, John.
Shanks & Barrett.
Saunders, E. A., residence.
Smith & Courtney.
Tanner & Delaney Engine Co.
Tanner, W. E., residence.
Thomas, Mrs. Jas., residence.
Young Men's Christian Assn.
West & Branch.
ROANOKE.
Grieder, B. S.
Rust, Walter.
SAIEM.
Carper, R. J.
ST.\rNTON.
Bargamin, C.
Blackley, Jas. H., residence.
Hudson, W. A., residence.
Summerson, W. F., residence.
Waller, W. H., residence.
SUFFOLK.
Sherman, G. A.
VIRGUriA BEACH.
Crittenden, S. E.
Norfolk & Va. Beach R. R. Imp. Co.
WEST porsT.
Adams, P. H.
WHITE POST.
Conrad, W. G.
AVU-UAaiSBURGH.
Eastern Lunatic Asylum.
WINCHESTER.
Barton, R. P.
WASHINGTON.
EAGL£ CLIFF.
Hume, Wm.
OL.TMPIA.
First National Bank.
Olympia Hotel.
Sisters' Hospital.
SEATTLE.
Academy of the Holy Name.
Central School.
Colonial Block.
Machintosh, A., residence.
Miles, Z. C, & Co.
Moran Bros. & Durie.
Occidental Hotel.
Providence Hospital,
Russell House.
Russell's, Mrs., " Select Hotel."
Seattle Plumbing & Supply Co.
The Boston Block.
Toklas & Slingerman, building.
SPOKAXE FALLS.
Boyd, J. H., & Co.
HoUey, Mason, Marks & Co.
Sacred Heart Hospital.
TACOMA.
Barlow & Catlin.
Borthwick, Dr. , residence.
Cady, H. A., residence.
Clements, H. C, residence.
Collier & Hartenberg Building.
Collyer & Hartenbery.
Drum, Henry, residence.
Emerson School.
Fraser, W. , residence.
Gross Bros., building.
Honey, A. A.
Hotel Fife.
Hotel Rochester.
Olds, T. T.
Olympium Hotel.
Presbyterian Church.
Rice, E. Jr., residence.
Sprague, Gen. J. W.
Sullivan, M. C.
Tacoma Opera House.
The N. P. R. R. General Office building
The Tacoma National Bank.
Thompson, W. J., residence.
VAXCOrTEB.
House of Providence.
WALLA WALL.\.
The Territorial Penitentiarv.
WEST VIRGINIA.
ALDERSON.
Alderson Hotel.
Howell, Clark.
BENRY.
Benry, J. L.
BETH.\>Y.
Eyster, J. A.
Pendleton. W. K., residence.
BLOCKSBURG.
Carper, R. H.
CHARLESTON.
Charleston Water Works.
Howell, Shanklin & Dowman.
COAL VALLEY.
Montgomery. J. C.
GORMANIA.
McCrum, L. L.
HCNTINGDOS.
Florentine Hotel.
Smith, J. O.
MARTIMSBURO.
Cline, Conrad, residence.
Emmert & Fiery, store.
Farrin, John, & Co.
Faulkner, Judge Chas. J., residence.
Faulkner, Mrs. Mary, residence.
Fitsy, John, residence.
Flick, Hon. W. H. H., residence.
Grammar Public School building,
Hannis Distillery Co., office.
Jones, W. L.
MORGANTO'WN.
Methodist E. Church.
PARKERSBURG.
Hotel Blennerhassett.
Ohio River R. R. depot & offices.
Turner, Chas. H.
R.ANCETERTE.
Ranceverte Foundry Co.
WHEELING.
Baggs, A. J., residence.
Harr, Wm., & Son.
Hibberd, Geo., & Son.
Hubbard, Hon. W. P., residence.
Trimble & Lutz.
WYTHEVILLE.
Wadlev, H. G.
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WISCONSIN.
APPLKTON.
Harrimaii. Judge J. E., residence.
Jeuss, Adolph, residence.
Patterson, W. S , & Co.
Rieves, Dr. J. L., residence.
Waverly House.
Whorten. John H., residence.
Whorten, \Vm. G., residence.
ASHLAND.
McMinder, E. J.
The Northwest Heating Co.
BAYFIELD.
Bayfield County Court House.
BLACK KIVEK FALLS.
Pope's, Colonel, residence.
CHIPPEWA FALLS.
Chippewa Lumber & Broom Co.
Stanley House.
EAU CLAIRE.
Bailey, W. F.
FON DU LAC.
Davis, Mrs., residence.
Fon du Lac Hospital.
GREEN BAY.
Britton, D. W., residence.
Comte, A. J.
LA CUOSSE.
Austen, Hon. M., " Mayor."
Fall, James, residence.
Freeman, A. A., Co., office.
Roosevelt, W. A., & Co.
Roosevelt, W. A., residence.
MANITANIC.
Moffett, Hodgkins & Clark.
MAKSTON.
Heath, J. T.
MILWAUKEE.
Adler, D.
Belvidere Building.
Chapman, F. A., & Co.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R. R. station
Coogan, M., & Co.
Finney, J. N.
Fourth District School.
Grassier & Gezelschap.
Hoffman & Billings Mfg. Co.
Johnson, J. B., residence.
Light Horse Squadron Armory.
Mack Block.
Mendels, H. M., residence.
O'Connor, \V. P., residence.
Pawling & Hamishfaeger.
Rundle, Spence & Co.
Stark Bros. & Co.
State Normal School.
St. Hyacinth Catholic Church.
I^EFERENCES.
St. Paul depot building.
The Bayley Steam Heating Co.
Twelfth District School.
Windsor Hotel.
Y. M. C. Ass'n building.
OCONOMOWOC.
Lorleberg, H.
OSHKOSH.
Amos, Frank.
Bowen, Capt.
Brown, R. C, residence.
Campbell, Rob., residence.
Cook, O., residence.
Cranford, W. H., residence.
Dempsey, L.
Doughty, Benj., residence.
Foster, Carlton.
Gould, James P., residence.
Hutchinson, K. M., residence.
Loper, Mrs. 1. R.
McKoy, H. W., residence.
McMillen, R., residence.
Morgan, John.
Quaw, Clayton.
Rundle, C. L.
Wakeman, Wm. J., residence.
Washburne, Hon. G. VV.
Watterman, S.
Webb & Rundle.
RACINE.
Bull, Wakely.
Davis, O. C.
Elliot, Mrs. Jas.
SHEBOYGAN.
Barrows, A. S.
Dillingham, J.
Frank Yeele Hardware Co.
Lawrence. F.
Rineking, Dr.
Treat, Mrs. E. H.
Zimmerman Julius.
ST. CROIX.
Baker, J. S.
STEVENS POINT.
Cook, R. A.
WAUKESHA.
Waukesha County Jail.
WEST SUPERIOR.
First National Bank.
Knapp, \. Jay.
National Implement Co.
Towes Hotel.
ZANESVILLE.
King, Wm. T.
Lowell, L. E.
Smith, D. P.
Valentine, A. M.
WYOMING.
CHEYENNE.
Carey's, Judge J. M., & Bro., buildings.
Carey's, Judge J. M., residence.
Catholic Church.
Catholic Convent.
Cheyenne National Bank Block.
Collens, J. W.
Davids, E. C, residence.
Dolan, T. P., & Co.
Holt, Geo. L. , store.
Kent, T. A., residence.
Masten, Charles, residence.
Means, F.
Morgan, George F., residence.
Post, M. E., residence.
Ritchell, A. F.
Sun Building.
Swan, A. H., residence.
Swan, W. R., & Co.
Tompkins, J. N.
Truckley & Van Dyke, store.
Zehner, Jackson & Bucher, store.
LARAMIE CITY.
Albany Co. National Bank.
Arnold, S. B., residence.
Cordiner & Bruekner.
Cordiner, Wm., residence.
Crumrine, E., residence.
Dawson, M., residence.
Gramm, Otto, residence.
Marsh & Cooper's market.
Peabody, U. S., residence.
Reilly, C. J.
Roman Catholic Church.
Simons, J. H.
Symmons, J. K., residence.
Thomas, Mr., residence.
Willeston, W., residence.
Wyoming National Bank.
Wyoming University.
OGDEN.
Zitman, L.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
NEW WESTMINSTER.
St. Mary's Hospital.
VICTORIA.
Arcade Building.
Fisher, E. H., residence.
Spencer, D.
St. Ann's Convent.
St. Joseph's Hospital.
Y. M. C. A. Building.
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