Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 28, 1890, Page 19

3 ——— - —_ . — - ———. - o bt ——— .l e e < (O AL S OVINAN W AN A . 16 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SUNDA¥. DECEMBER 2, 1800.-SIXTEEN PAGES, e ——————————————————— e HEYMAN & DEICHES, m—————————————————————————————————————— ——————————— ——— ———— ————————. —————————————————— From Monday, December, 29th, at 8 o'clock A. M. =—— [ntil Wednesday, December 31st at 6 o'clock P. M. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF BIOERS e e e D e b Dresses and Tea Gowns, - | il Be Sacrifice | —AT A— Ladies” Muslin Underwear, { e Il i SEE T G R H S / Notions, A R R : 0 Neckwear, Bl & | 0 o Children’s and Infants’ Wear, ——————— o Eic o Biee - - o OnBEVERY FHING Z | We Want to Sell a Great Many Goods before DISCOUNT | l 1518 AND 1520_| FARNAM| 1818 AND 18520 FARNAM Street, e January 1, 1891, when Stock will be Taken. R DISCOUNT to increase their shares or otherw which is more than suficient in this | for when the distharge was sient the milk | story, “and she replied that it wasn’t it for [ which meets all tho exigencies of mining | cyze. A1lbad then‘taken ashar, and when CAS AND ELECTRIC u(;HTS, Actions of this kind distinctly indicate the | particular case. g _ | sourea with greater rapidity than when the [a dog to eat. I sallied anto her | operations. The principle involved is an in- | discovered had succeeded in ruining the one feeliug of distrust on the part of some gas | ~The method which we bave described of | discharge was explosive—in the former case | right theve, saying that I had | genuious —application of the storage | tire length of hose. shareholders, for although in some instances | lessening the number of accumulacors re- | more ozone than in the lutter. The souring | more trouble about her trade than that of all | battery. The lamp s smaller than o | Birghovia Viedomosti, n St Petersburg where the electric light has been introduced | quired in an installation with a_potential of | of milk is gene »growth | my other cust 3 s with I o combined "1 told o | Davy “and welghs' about tirce pounds. | duily, reporls that oneof’ (o studenis i thy {0 . the consumption of gas has augmented | 110 volts may be applied in all cases in which | of a ferment ( bact that she not ouly did not know a good piece [ It 'is protected by a v strony Unaversity of Kharkov is aliving anatomical The Now Btyle of Tlumination Rapidly | owing'to its being nsed for other than Nght- | theso nccumuiators re only required to sups | milksugar intoluetic ] id. Tt s possibl of beef when she saw it, but that she did not s lens, capable of withstandings any or curiosity.” He hus his heart on the r Growing in Public Favor, ing purposes, yet in others the reverse has | ply a limited number of lamps lato at night, | thatthe presence of ozone in thoair, kuow how to prepare it, and that she didn’t 'y knocking about. The great advantage | of his breast, his liver under the left been the result, for example. the milk hastens the growth and multipli know how to eat it after it as prepared. | of the lamp is that, as its incandescent fila] [ spleenon the rigit side, and the r| M\lml 1t would appear from this that the use of e Yovermo LI of the dacterium. The first observation— | Of course she rang me off, and [ went tomy | mentburnsonly while ina perfect vacuum) | s longer than the left. 'The physicians who gas for lighting is slightly diminishing, but n Elec tric Lighthouse, | namely, the vetavdation of sonring by the pas- kand rolled over with laughter. In a fo if the globe should be broken by an excep~ | have examined him believe that his wiola ECOMOMY OF THE STORAGE BATTERY, | that for cooling and heating and motive Consul Conuolly at Auckland has sent to power purnoses it is sing. It is thel the state department a sketch of the fore in these directions that gas companies | ford electric lighthouse. He think will be able to augment the consumption, | goine to revolutionize the lighthouse and to these three branches great attention | of the world. Mr. ( sage of a current through the milk—may be a vs I had oceasion to go into the buteh tionally heavy blow the light is instantly ex- | insideis just reverseds they bu_mn, point of practical importance to mitk waders. | shop, and I asked ecasually, ‘Does Mr. — | tinguished and the filament becomes cold be- | the only specimen of this kind #vhich they ™ Any methods of preserving mille from its [ trade here now ! mentioning 'the name of the | fore the gas can come 1 contact with it. The | have heard of. / first retrogressive changes, which does not | husvband of the lady who had talked to |accumulator which supplies the current, 0 vears agoa farmer living near Rowe- molly suys 50 miny | fnvolve the addition of extrancous substances | me over the 'phone. *No, sir, the butcher | though small and compact, has great storage | ton, in Shropshire, noticed on a_path in g An Ingenfous Electric Light House Invented by an Aastralian—Elec- | is being devoted. The days of the “no com- | competent engineers and electricians in New | (antiseptics) to the mill, aud which is at the [ replied. ‘He came in here and smd that T had | capacity. When chaged it is oqual to teu | field aholewhich had been suddenly mado L foity 1 Milk—A Six Mil. petition” theory have passed away and it is | Zealand who have examined the plant and | same time cheap, effective and not. likely to | insulted his wife over the telephone, I tried | hours lighting. by some mysteriou 1d unknown agent, )a— bhidie Al LSt e satisfactory to find that many gas companies | working models unhesitatingly deciure their | prove injurious to the consumer, is sure to | to e u, but he wouldn’t haveit, So I e The laborers who near told bim that lion Candle Light. realise the important fact that, notwithstand- | belief in the practicability of the scheme. | be welcomed ata time when milk is sent long | haveordered the confounded thing to be taken olts, they had just heard a remarkable noiso or ex- 1ngts bigher price, many consumers prefer | ‘The “Hannaford light!" invention embraces a | distances to market, and is often stored for a | out of here, T was afraid of it in the first | Spuitgart, Germany, has a line ofclectaic | VoSion, and when tho put his hand to have the eloctrio light, n‘\.uubu:: of improvements in the constru ion | considerablo time before it reaches the con- | placo and told the fellow that it wouldw't | cabs is operation, - down ihto 11\?;|.ux.;11|.-l fi;n, something hot ab A At of cast iron towers for beucons or light- work, Itisa humbur. [suppose Ioughtto |~y o iy S5 Al he bottom of it. He took a spade and du It may perhaps be interesting if we refer Economy of the Storage Battery. houses, including wind mill attachment for 2 e Bave told tho butchier the trath, but I |, There aro now 10,000 electr motors in use |y, vyo strange bodyand found it to be 10 the relative position of gas and electric i y 4 2 generating electricity to be stored and usecd Electric Tramway in Hatle, couldnit/simumon: the: o Besides, Ien- | 0 the Umted States d buted among 20 | pleco of iron weighing about five pounds. sighting, and in order to do this wo must ve- | L'Ecctrician furnishes some light on a | iy the form of hght for the lanter, and of | The urban horse tramway in Halle, Sax- | joyed the tongue-lushing which T gave the | industrie James Arthur, the ginat of Wisconsin, died wiew the status of the two illuminants during practical problem which frequently vexes the | power to turn the wind mill in times of calm as Just been transformed into an el lady on the Soutn side, although I alway An clectric gyroscopé has ‘been devised in | the other day ub his home in Linden, that i : Eleo. | users of storage batteries. It supposes a | #nd ringa bell during fogs. Mr. Hamaford, | tric'tramway on the well known Edison over- | feel guilty when I meet, hov.' Parisand applied to show tho rotation of the | state. Axthur lickeda little of being seven the past three years, says tho London Elec. i um‘fsufl. RR the inventor of the hight, has worked it pric | head systom by the Allgemel Totricitats |0 b ooy Be carthand to correct ship’s compasses, feet in heignt, was_symmetrically built, and trical Review. In 1887, 1888, and during the 5 v liea (i b i vately for some years before making it | Gesellschaft of Berlin, The tramway Telezraph Lines. American ingenuity leads in the storage | weighed, when in nealth, an averagoof 80 first, half of last year, gas companies and the coasumer supplied nominally by & ma- | 1;,0wn to the world, until now it isas nearly 4‘\ln|pl_\]mo k.\v\g:-‘z in Germany, being four J The length of telegraph lines at the end of [ battery race. Recent tests of Prof. Main's | pounds, He could ift an 800-pound welghf iles i length, y | 1880 had reached supporters of the older light regarded with | ¢hine with a constant potential of 110 volts | perfect as possible. Notonly ave the f}:nm ed with gr ays the Electric Railw: sists of a singly a tot L of 1,080,000 miies, | svstem show that his cells have more than | without straps, and toss a full barrel o Of this tof indifferonco the gradual increaso in the | Wishes to keep four of five lamps lighted for | tions and frame work de Ivertiser. 1t line with the Electric the | tivice the working storage n‘lun'lly per pound | whisky intoa wagon by the chines. Although : some hours in the daytime, or when the ma- | care and skill, but the electric and other at- | crossing places arranged at intervals to allow | United States had 716,500 wiiles of wire, on | of piate than the Dest English batteries. frequently offered large sums to travel asg as0L ot shaelocteio lightjand, the con | RN T oaventt ;Yq,,,i,, Orclaatng: tachments -arp’ 50 devised us to be almost en- | of asix minutes’ service, It is proposed to | which, in 1888, no less than 86,500,000 mes- Sy, S et L freak, he preferred the hifeof o granger and census of opinion arrived at by them It is evident, in this particular case, that he | tomatic in their action, place eventually twenty-five cars on the line, | suges were sent, France has 220,800 miles of SINGULA RITLES. had one of the fiuest farms in southern Wise was that there was muot the slight | must have recourso to accumulators: but the | A letter from the inventor, Mr. Hannaford, | butat presentonly onc-third of that rumber | wire, on which 0,000 dispatehes wore yau consin, est fear that electricity for illumination pur. | solution that suggests itsclf, o priorl, and | gecompanios Consul L‘;?‘x’\i\:;.l_ firomcke s My i 8 use (o gel guGasgons nhiclh : 4 ot sS4 : eatablishing a serics annaford, indescr s lighthouse, | located in the tramway depot, contains the osss viould bas formidable conpetitor. of [ Which consiata of ‘establisning 4 saries of |/ (U iB Uiy, 1Moy S0 tuers 1 to. the voyotvt | combled sbeat snnine tea botors, tae. oac ges. Russia has spun HUiReealiy A RAYR NG €os. Statements to the effect wero frequently | ity o el ol “Vine “Githor the most | 1 cupola (which carries thelamp), but, al. | gines driving four dynamos, each of 100 b, p, , and in one yeur ais- | 4rew, whoare all alive and doing well. that ho has beena confirmed invalid, unablg made at the meetings of the gas companies | odyiomical or tho most simplo method: though the lamp, of course, revolves with the | Iu the wide streets the conductor is carried | patched’ 10,250,780' missives. Astralia_has | A caulifiower measuring fifteen inches | 1o work, ever since. Ho could scure and tho sharcholders were assured that the In short, these fifty-five accumulators en- | Cupola, the arc within does not, but is alw: on standards eighteen und one half feet hizh, | strung ucross its surface no less than 105,360 ;lfl;«'m lh«"um “\m-ll“.(‘r'-h:""'.T-|\"':_“}‘?"- anda | and suffered intense pawn const possibility of the use of the clectric ight act- | tail at the outset an expenditure which car- | broadside to one desived direction, the i avranged closeto the curb, but in narrow | miles of wire, and transmitted in 1889 11,000, | half pounds is the latest important farm pro- | case puzzled the physicians and soe transmitted last year, Great Britain posse: ses 180,000 miles of metal line, and in 1 arly i months g0 L. G, Medldhon, I8gro . 8b - Drylts named | yo0omotive engrincer living ot Meadville, Pa, Anderson, recontly gave birth to four ehil- | g cuughtin a colision and so badly injure A negro woman at Diyline, La,, named ; i Nk futang 5 voughfar 5 e fhinlatnee R nad i 5 BB et in Multnomah county, Oregon. loss, Bunday ovoning Mol ek Seena e} vas | nOt o less than 00 francs, as the smallest | Pully at its back faciug (that is'tho © thoroughfares it is supported on insulators | 000 messages. Canada has 53,500 ductin ounty, Oreg 0ss. Sunday ovening M ! 3 dng detrimentally to their undertakings was | ot be ‘oo Do of accumulntor costs at least | tho lens) the land. Now, the lense h1 attached to wires arranged trausversely, the | made anannual record of about 4,027,551 dis- | A golden eagle weighing thivty-five pounds | on thesofaat his home. In changing position entirely out of the question. As time passed | Jiatrial sides, which, when operated, send wires being fixed on insulators to the wails of Ttaly owns 19,500 miles' and did a killed n short time ago on the Sisseton | he rolled of heavily on the floor. He felt away there camo into existenco numerous | ~We should prefer to substitute for the four | flishés that can be plainly companies for lighting by electricity the | or five lamps that are to work while the | @ ~ distance — of at least the houses. Thus the lead is doubly I sulated. 1880, of about 7,000,000 elec on, Montana, The bird stood three | something snap, sufferedan instant of exs 500 miles and r in | and a-half feet high and measured nine feet, | cruciating pain, and then sprang to his feeta b car, which will car twenty-two pas- most remuncrative—to gas compunies—Lon- | motor is stopped, double the number of lamps | miles _inland. Bach st of sengers, has bolted in its under, frame two | connect and England by sub- | from tip to tip. well man. He'ls now recovering his old ro- don districts and provincial towns. Insome | working at twenty-five or thirty voits, for in- | are diffevent from = each motors of together thivty h. p, This allows | marine cables, on which lust year 1,600205 | Join Burger of 2204 South Sixth street, | bust health rapidly instances tho gus companics opposed the ap | stance, Fequiring only from thirteen 10 fifteen | Yepresent tho lotte of th u fofthe car ewily ascending the numerous | communications —were transmitted’ from | S, Joseph, Mo., has a black Spanish rooster, The Winten ot Gub Eintais P lications made by electric light companies | accumulators for their maintenance. The | expert withiu the lighthouse can communi- | #radients, and also peemits of an_ additional | one end of the globe to the other. | whoso heid is topped —over and above the onten or parliamentary powers, but their opposi- | four or five lamps working at seventy-five or | cate with an expert many miles inland any- | ear being'coupled o it and yet maintain the | China has 5,500 miles of ac usual flamboyant scarlet *‘top knot? and |8 the title of o recent charming paper tion was unsuceessful. Such was the stato | eighty volts are connected in derivation from | thing of importance —a supreme value in the | speed of five and one-half miles an hour, | Mongolis, and Japan owns 1¢ s, over | teomb—with a pair of slightiy curvedand | by that brillant writer Charles Dudley of affairs some time ago, one to another, but in series with the battory nt of a marine disaster or in time of war, [ which is the local maximum rvate. The ra h 5,000,000 messages were sent in one | well developed flinty horns Warner, whorein the glorics of the : All 1vr|-hi'lnl,lhlu\\'lcvur, 'lu‘tpnhill(nn 13 entir nn..vcuulmn;m ;uul in dr]ril\';lli%u uullullu: an u, “'L‘\"::'""l“:\ xlimmlm."u.'{"::‘;“;:‘{f":.‘ ::;H; form the return. "‘\’;I:\i /;1‘[‘“"‘:‘1"“ "l'="“l“r"l"‘nll"‘; H;'l“'":‘h"‘{; The wild cockatoos of Queenland, when | Pacilic coast, 18 n wintc —~arg= N y chunged. 'The inauguration of new cen- | terminals of the dynamo, which then churges , swayed to right or left, or all around R ol ; spatched | o) Gngering a cornfield, post Sentinels to give st graphically describod. T Y tral eleotric light stations and the erection of | the battery at the same time s 1t supplies the | the compass, thus making it a'grest ‘ocean | A Six-Milhon-Candle Light. iges. Tasmaniahas 2,500 miles | BUANEE M CIR U0 PO Retoen O e ::3.‘,',"',‘:}.'.:,‘{33 o 45 n...;,fif't,.‘.](l('f. ,\fl"':,,'; others throughout the country have cansed | lam rected in series with the accumu- | searcher. The most power: light in oxist- raph, wires, Dorala claims, {n par s 1o ! i : tead of at once taking to fight, hover ming over their dead comrads until some gas companies to recognizo the fact that | lators, Aguin, thearols sutomatle, doss its own | ence is the proper : 3 ! ] o & \ the electrio light is not only n competitor but [ At the moment of stoppage a singlo com- | lightingand extinguishing t0 an hour, a | ment, and is to be found in the Isle of Wight. | South Africa las a credit'of 4310 miles of that it s also gradually superseding gas in | mutator cuts off the communication between | Miuute or @ second. The storage of elec- | The lamp referred to isthat of the lighthouse There are, besides, 912 submarine many large establishments, which were | the accumulators and the machine and the | tricity is so movel that it is abso- | of St. Catharine’s Pointwhere there is also a | cal exclusive of the seven Atlantic cables, [ 4 R formerly considered among the most profit- | lamps of seveuty-five volts, and places the | lutely Impossible to run short, even for an | large foghorn, Ths plant hus threo engines | with an eggrogate of 112,140 nautical miles, * | FEAUE BY € ablo customers to tho gas companies. 'To | lams of thirty volts in dorivation on the | hour, of the full strength of the 15,000 candle | of thirty-six horse power each. Two of | - he Mot i f hamos, and | Electricity the Motor o that the Puget Sound country is one of R our most splendid possessions and that T Tocently. it ook shelier | Pacific’ Isa happy title not misapplied, @ brood of © ho | In speaking of Mount Tacoma, Senator of the English govern- | ship with European wires, about 6 mile 8 X > Future. | old hon noarly pleked and s George B, I2dmunds says: show to what extent this condition now vre- | acoumulators. . Wo thus vealize o consider, | POWEE, not even Jf thero were a dead calm of | those are used for working tne d the Future. | olc hen noarly ploks ; il SRR N 2 A e e S L e e O S O AT LI et R s the other for the fog-horn. The current is | ‘The assumption sceras faiv that the locomo- | out of thedok ind from tht day o this the jurouli be it o-gro B0 itz along the two IATgost companics, tho (ius | and we are surc o enarsing thome s avors: | **Mr. Hannaford daims that he can monu- | conducted by wiresm voud direct from | tive engine will havo been supersedotl when | henand the ra inscparabie. ngain to soo thit scone, The continent Light and Colco and the South. Motropolitan | ot that is Very constat, which s favorablo | facture, test und deliver on shipbourd ‘these | tho dsuamos to the lamps, thero belug o ac- | we doublo our spoed, and it we must fiud | Astory of a fre-at Savawnal was rendored | is yot in ignornee of what, will bo one hiave sold considerably less gas during tho | to thoir preservation, o doubling of the | lishthouses for &1.433 apiece. Ho proposes | cumulators. ways to utilizo the veights of the cars them: | novel by the aidition of this liule incident: | of *iho " grandest, show places s well hadf yoar ended June ) than in tho corre | lumps iay hoavoided by installing fampa of | 0 letter aud number all of ‘tho parts, | e it is abtained from a carbon lump | selves for udnesion, and to make eash carry | A'cat and several sl kittens wero huddlod | s inifitums T Switiorlind 18 it in Campbell's restourant, | . 480 o djoiniug where the firo was,and rightly called the playground of e alhem ranes the o1d catonin | Europe, I am stisfod thab sponding balf of last year. Tho amount of | fifty volts which, during the chatge, would | 80 that the lighthouse can be put | of special patter, The ordinary light is | its own motor, writes Prof. R. H. Thurston | up for th the dividends paid has also diminished, that | bo connected in series with the ac- | WD ‘"kc{; um\iix umll re- urlfid in" a grivlml (D]}:,lk)l!,ll\) L’lll\l‘lth'a‘ hullu{ (l‘;ffl,«w;.r nll :hc e-ur\‘mn, ‘1|h|s- n-lvul"vnl‘li: xlmhm “:, :;"" lm‘lll:!lnl;"‘ of the former company being 18 per cent, as | cumulators, eriv: o1 new site by intelligent laborers. any por- andle-power can be and has been ob- | electric traction, he only methol as ye S S001 S X ¥ i P R A A OETiT i AR T PO e, A%, Cushusiobs, - aad 1n” Qeriyabion Burtod | ton is broken itean bo supplied from the | tained. It 1s impossible for fny oo who hus | discovered of keeping _the horse in motlerly fustinet for tho protection of e | tround tho bu 0 of Mount Ttuinor will of 1889, and lhllluf‘ the latter being 12 per | the discharge the accumulators and | Wanufactory by se ngon the number with | not seen it to imagine the nderful bril- | stable and yet of making him do kitte fml!n:m outside of the building. | become a prominent place of resort, not cont, 05 against 131 Moreover, the gas | the lamps would be separated from | the order. ‘Onoc of these light-houses, the liaucy of the light, but some idea may be | work without taxing us for his own ca A man while digging a well on the farm of | for America only, but for the world be= light and colie compary found it ‘necessary | tho dynamo, and the "accumulators would | yentor claims, can bo put up casily auywhere | formed from the fact that it can be distinctly T have very little question that, where | . 1. Moore, west of Deland, Piatt county, | sices, with thousands of sites for bullde &.- some time ago to increase the price of gas by | supply the samo lamps of fifty volts, By | ina week. The parts are held fogether by | seen forty-five miles away, aud that at the /s are carryng large umbers of pas- [ Illinois, came to a strata of clay so hard that | ing purposes, that nowhere excellodes dd. per thousand, In these two instances | this second method twenty-seven or twenty. | bolts aud nuts. The American Brush electric | Needles, " fourteen miles 'distant, it is quite oy short routes. as_on our elevated | he was compelled touse dynauiite for fifteen | for the grandeur of the view that can be the diminution in the consumption is, of | eight accumulators would berequired instead | ligbt company has such faith in the inven- | easy to read yery five p int by means of the | sy of rosd—where, if ev WO may | feetto removeit. After digging down sixty- | ohtained from them, with topographical course, not cousidered by the companies con- | of fifty-tive; but the first plan is more adyan- | tion that it is prepared to enter into bond for | refiection. . | Feach enormously high spoeds—tho elecirio | five feet and boring twenty:two fect he | g2 NoCl MO VASEl WAL LA TR o corned'to bo duoto the ‘competition of tho | tageous, for, taking into the high prico of tha | & glven timo o produce 15,000 candie-power | On oue side of the lamp room is a quantity | motor, of some ndvance even on that latest | struck a lake of watar, which forend him to | features that would o o Kuokh b electrio light; but it is significant that they | accumulators and their depreciation it is still | light aud the motor to toll the warning bell | of very thick glass for repairing thewindow's | marvel of invention and engincering, must | get out of the way of the rushing current, | [eCtsystem of drinage both possible are secking new openings for the use of gas, | more economical to doubie the number of ac- | Without a break. broken, not by storms so much as by wild [ come intouse. Heat, light and electricity | which rose fifty feet in thirty minutes, and | and casy, and with a most agreeable and # fact which leads 0 the conclusion. that the | cumalatore. 9 ducks and sea birds which aro attracted by | will then conspire in that commg vevolution | i3 still rising. bealth giving climate.” two compaies are fully aware that in cer- | If tho attendant should happen to forget to | The Influence of Klectricty on Mi k. [ the light. A sivrular featuro of the light- | which shall coubing for us the speed of the Hagermann, awell known resident of [ Thousands of delightea tourists over tain districts they cannot possibly expect to | use the commutator at the moment when the | The following paragraph from the British | Bouse tower is a plummet and line hanging | bird, the comforts of home, and the safety of | nroiigville, has lost the use of bis right hund | the Union [*asifiz (the past year bear {crease the sale of gus for LKhting purposes, | dynamo stopped, tho accumulators would | Journal has been going the rounds, but is | f1om the ceiling of a lower chamber, the | tho hermit's cell. And what must come Will | in asingular manner, says the Phildelphia |ample tostimony to tthe béauty and and that the diminution already taken.place | only be discharged very slowly over the re- | still worthy of reproduction; The effect of l'l"'m"“t pointing to a spot on the floor. This | come. e Record.’ He went to'bed as usunl one ulght | majosty of this new empive of the Paciie must to a certain extent be attributed to the | sistance represented by the lamps of seventy- | thunder storms in turning milk sour isa | 18 for the purpose of enabling the man in Electric Light (or Miners. a week ago and fell asleep with his right | o west, o fradual, adoption of the elocirio light by | five volts introduced In the circult charged, | matter of constant observation in every [ Charge (o tell when the tower Isout of the |, o JORP A G IF G Bbe hand under bis head. On awakenlig in the R e v A hose who are prepared ta pay for it. Agaiu, | It is, moreover, casy to arrange that an auto- | household. It is mot certainly known to | Perpendiculur. The lighthouse was built on 0 oy Sk I, saan Al fax | morning be could not vaise his arm. It was ther Probabilities. y $h direclors of peovincial |k’ fontuasies i | ML Aibe e LA s oot o kata: | housshold. Ib ia nok oseta souring action | 82 under cliff, formed by a gigantic landslip | Wwitness to tho readincss of tho miner to sk | Loplyzed, andall eforts thus far to put the . 1 i o longer consider their position {mpregnable, | tation at the moment of the stoppage of the | on milk s to be directly attributed, and most | Mhich ocourred in 1790 and some portions of | hislife and what of bis fellows vather than | EIod'iu drculation have fuiled, 1t is thoughs, | For mber—Indications polng: i@ and they are therefore following the exampld | dynamo, for the current supplied by the ac- | are content to ascrive itto the *eleotricty i | this CUfl ave still slipping. fisgthe piaty lamp which has bogn employed Has s ] FEAG A oo | it will be months before he wall be able to use | cold, frosty weather. That, however, - of the London companies by endeavaring to | cumulators being of an opposite sign to that | the ain’ An Italian savant, Prof. G. Tolo. fo oraart Lines ever sl HUmBIGY | bislsnd sgain. will mako”no diforones to' thoio who extend the uses of gus, and” at the same time | supplied by the dynamo during the charge, it | mei, has lately made some experiments with Hard on the Butoh v, STALTAIE 2010 vas ‘,mm.'m,,,’ to this in...p'fi. A funny story of elephants ccmes from the | travel inthe steam-heatod and olectrics heemnznwnw ful eye ou the progress of | must pass through zero in order to change its | the view of elucidating this question, He An amusing story is told of the early days | that its glimmering light strains and injures | Philadelphia zoological garacn, A few days | lighted, limited vestibule train which “’ft ‘coming’” light. sign, and thus the disconnector cannot fail'to | found that the passage of an electric current | of the telephone by oneof the firstsubscribers | the eyesight, nnd that half the time ho is | #Z0 three elephants were discovered quictly [is run only by the Chicgo, Milvaukea maylappear surprisiog that the share- | act at the moment required, directly through the milk not ouly did not | of the Chicago exchange, says the New York i working he cannot see what he is | chewing gum, withall the appurent enjoy- | & St Paul Ry, batwesn Omaha and doing. The consequence is that he | ment of the school girl. Theyhiad supplied | Chimgo, This elegant train leaves holders In gas underfakings should take the We will luJipou that lamps of fifty watts | hasten but actually delayed acidulation, milk | Sun. One day on answering the call he dis- trouble to ascertain the position of the elec- ;nixuen candles) arve required, each calling | sotreated not becoming sour until from the | covered that the talker at the other end of lights a candle ano sticks it Into | themselves with the article fn the shapo of | (1850 6. 70 Rt fa (TR EY trio ightuing industry; yot such is the case. | for twenty-five volts and about two amperes. | sixth to the minth day, whereas milk not so | the line was one of the prominent society | his cap and coolly plies his pick, even | fifty feetof rubber gavden hose, which is at- "“‘:4 4l 8:10p. m, arriving in Chicage ‘We know of instances where the holders of | The output will be fifteen amperes, We | electriied became ~merkedly acid on | ladies of the South ide, who was under tho | though the bottom hialf of the mine be filled | tached toa hydrantin the building and used | 0t 9:30 a. m., in time to make all castorn gas stocks have asked fluancial journals, vep- | shall require to use only thirteen accumula- | the third dulv. When, however, | impression that she was talking to ner | with the deadly as which sinks there, being | for cleaning out the stails. When not inuse | connections. For further information resenting the gas Industry, to explain the | tors instead of thirty-two, in order tosupply | the surface of - uantity of | buteher, *“Whatdo you mean,” she said, | beavier than the atmosphe and actually | the hose is stretehed at length on the floor, | apply atcity ticket office, 1601 Farnam present position of the electric lighting busi- | this special service. Fhese accumulators | milk was brought close under thetwo bails of | “‘by sending me such @ roast of beef s that | within 4 fow feet of the 1ight, contaet with | immediately beneath the elophant ciges, 1 Imihi. NAsH, ness In so far as it related to the supply of | contalning 100 available ampere hours, will | a Holtzmachine the milk soon became sour,and | of yesterday!® I asked her what was the | which would fire the mine. 1t {5 said that an | reachiog for nuts one of the beasts had ac.1 P RESTON, General Agont ®as, In order that they might decide whother | insure the working of the tive lamps for ten | this effect Leattributes to theozone generated, | matter with it,"” says the narvator of the | electric safety lamp has now been devised | dentally found the Lose aud drawn it into the City Passenger A gent. v