. Journal of electricity, power, and gas . Prorn Fig, 53. izzr FromQ&nerartor ^Neui-i-a/ Fig. 64. Socfrce /.oo£y Soi/rre 75Load ^t?aa^ Fig. 55. Fig. 56. Soi/rce /Veuffa/. Fig. 67. Fig. 68. Fig 56 is the connection of a General Electrictype C: 75 to 600 amperes, 100/250 volts, 2 wire (C-6 and C-7).50 to 600 amperes, 250/600 volts, 2 wire (C-7). It will be noticed that in Fig. 56 that only oneline wire is carried through the meter on account ofthe large size of the conductors. Fig. 57 shows connections of a General Electrictype C: 5 to 50 amperes, 200/240 volts, 3-wire 58 shows connec
. Journal of electricity, power, and gas . Prorn Fig, 53. izzr FromQ&nerartor ^Neui-i-a/ Fig. 64. Socfrce /.oo£y Soi/rre 75Load ^t?aa^ Fig. 55. Fig. 56. Soi/rce /Veuffa/. Fig. 67. Fig. 68. Fig 56 is the connection of a General Electrictype C: 75 to 600 amperes, 100/250 volts, 2 wire (C-6 and C-7).50 to 600 amperes, 250/600 volts, 2 wire (C-7). It will be noticed that in Fig. 56 that only oneline wire is carried through the meter on account ofthe large size of the conductors. Fig. 57 shows connections of a General Electrictype C: 5 to 50 amperes, 200/240 volts, 3-wire 58 shows connections of a General Electrictype C: 75 to 300 amperes, 200/240 volts, 3-wire Laaa/. Fig Figs. 59 and 60 show connections of the Westing-house two-wire and three-wire direct-current meters,respectively. CTo be Continued.) CARBIDE OF CALCIUM. The severe crisis in the carbide industry on theEuropean continent, according to the Electrical Re-view of London, has now lasted for a period of twoyears, and has become so intense that various Germanand other works have been compelled to suspend pro-duction, whilst others are declared to be conducted ata loss. A solution of the problem is, however, thoughtto be possible by forming an international works equipped themselves for the contestsome time ago, and intended to continue the fight tothe bitter end. But owing to the large losses, andperhaps also to the pressure of bank connections, theseworks have gradually assumed a more conciliatorytone, and it is said that secret negotiations in regardto a syndicate have been opened with the Italian pro-ducers. BANQUET TO C. A. COFFIN. C. A. Coffin of New York City, pre
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