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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-06-12

PuEs.-In cases of Piles, DR.. Trask's
Magnetic Ointment acts like charm, af-
fording immediate and positive relief by
one application.
We know of persons who can get re-
lief from no other source, and who place
an extravagant value ON the ointment on
this account alone. when it is equally
valuable for many other uses.
See advertisement In another column
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Union Bible Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Auxiliary
Bible Society of Manitowoc County viii
be held at the Presbyterian Church in
the city of Manitowoc on Sunday Eve,
June 18th at u O'Clock. All the friends
Of this noble cause are requested to at
tend
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Nv UEREAS notice has been given that sidewalks
w were ordered TO be built the North side of
Franklin street between 9Th and Main Ia the
LIST Ward of his City and, whereas the time allowed
to the owners Of lots adjoining said stree: as above
described has passed Notice is hereby given that
written proposals viii be received within ten DAYS
from the data this NJ tie office of ts CITY
Clerk for building good and substantial side walk
with curbplank i'll front of lots No. Z 10 OF block
No. DDS in the City of NGnitowoc said sidewalk to be
at least five feet VIDE, OF sound inch plank and
to be completed within days after the Gaze of the
contract. c. +. HECKER,
92t Street Com. 1st < 81 Wai's.
Dated Manitowoc June 18th 1873
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CRooKERY AND GLAsswARE.-Seve
large crates of all the varieties in Crock
cry and packages of fully assorted Glass
ware-enough in quantity to supply the
whole county and cheaper than ever III
price-have been received aud are now
on exhibition at the store of
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Land PIastcr.-A fresh supply
has just been received at Torrison's ware
house, put up an neao grain bags this
judlcious arrangement saves the expense
of barrels, which, heretofore, has been
quite an item to our farming community
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THE Keagdunee Enterprise came yester-
terday enlarged to an eight colomn paper
filled as usual, only more SO, with inter
esting reading matter. Brother John M.
Read wilt please accept our hearty con-
graduation to this evidence of well de-
served prosneritY
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THE ladies and gentlemen who went to
Chicago and Milwaukee to the jubilee,
returned on Monday morning, highly
pleased with what they saw and heard,
and pronounce the entire programme a
complete success
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z UlUN
of him

THE Wisconsin State Medical Society
will hold its 9th Regular Annual Session
i'll Milwaukee, commencing on Wednes-
day, June 18th, at p NJ
J. T. REEVE, NJ. D.
Secretary.
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FEATHERS FIT F3OM A FLYING
WING.
A RIDE DOWN TIE HUDSON.


AsToR HOUSE, n Y. May 22d. 1873.
ED. TRIBUNE We left Niagara last
evening, and | was quite disappointed on
awaking this morning to find it raining,
| had anticipated so much from boat
ride down the Hudson. as it was, we
kept the cars. This superb river has
often been compared with the Rhine
for its picturesque beauty. After pass
ing the city of Hudson, the lofty peaks
of the Catskills begin to appear. they
present fine view, capped as they we're
this morning with the low hanging
clouds. that seemed to delight to perch
| upon their SUBMITS. aud skirted at the
base with rural towns aud gay mansions
At Livingstone, we passad the High
! land Falls, and Cansons large hotel, a.
/ New Hamburger, the house occupied by
/ Gen. Washington as his headquarters is
! pointed out Iona Island the great
picnic ground, and grape fields are seen
as we pass Cold Spring. Opposite Gar
rison We get good view of West Point,
| there, high up on the mountain side is
/ Fort Putnam, partly dem. lished as II
was left after the battles of the Revolu-
ton, the large hall AMI building for cav
| airy drill is full in view. Government
occupies the entire ground, and has
formed quite village At Peekskill
| we got view of the place where it was
supposed Capt. Kidd, the pirate, had
buried bis treasure 4 stock company
was formed and search prosecuted just
| long enough for the officers of the com
pany to collect the money on the stocks
| sold. they then disbanded. az much pi-
rates and robbers as the famous Capt.
We pass Sleepy Hollow just before
/ reaching Tarrytowu, here Irving unused
and WROTE till the the delighted readers
now reverence the place, even where he
used to write. The highest and most
romantic Of the Catskills is "Storm
King" so named by n. p. Willis, who
used to draw inspiration from its tower
ing majesty, the clou1s hid nearly one
third of its peak from our view, but !
think that which delights the traveller
most in the descent Of the river are the
Palisades; these high perpendicular rocks
extend for nearly Is miles down the
| river. n solid wall hundreds sof feet from
the waters edge on the west side Of the
river, the English traveller is as much
delighted with the Palisdes as the Amer
lean is with the grandeurs of the Clyde.
The scenes made sadly memorable by
the perfdy of Arnold and Andre, the
tree under which the capitalization was
negotiated are all pointed out as we rush
ON at the rate of 40 miles an hour to-
ward the great metropolis of the new
| world. J. D. e.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. VIM H. Bates and
Mary B. his wife arrived here last Friday
from Memphis to the great joy of their
many friends in this city. Mr.. Bates
made but short stay however, press of
business calling him away again last
Monday, but even in that short visit he
added all he met to the number of his
friends. Mrs. B. will stay with us dur
ing the summer, in fact, we shall try to
keep her here as long as ever possible
They report the heat in Memphis al
ready as high as 80 degrees.
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For Los. of Appetite. Dyspepsia Ind

For Loss of Appetite. Dyspepsia, Indiges-
tien Depression of Spirits and General Debility in
their various forms, EREo-PHosPoRAT ELIXIR of
CAIisAYA made by CAswELL, HAZARD & Co., New York,
and sold by all druggists is the best tonic As slim
ulent tonic for patients recovering from fever or
other Sickness it has equal If taken during the
it prevents fever and ague and other internit
tent ievers 6-4t
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PERSONS hoUiag advertisements
intended for Insertion IN the ensuing
number of the TRIBUNE, acW please
hand IN their .toyors preraoas to nert
Wednesday noon.
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CIOfhihs.-The most fashionable
clothing for gentlemen and boys now
daily received from New York, on the
corner Of Sth and Commercial streets,
north side.
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NEW SHOE STORE. Mr.. Chas. Fl.
Coldwater has nov received a fine assert
ment of ladies and childrens shoes.
CATERS and slippers. of the latest style,
which he will sell at the lowest possible
rates, He also continues the manufac-
ture Of fine custom work in boots and
shoes, and hopes by furnishing good
stock and a comfortable fit to deserve
the continuance and constant increase Of
his customers Mending done. Shop
on Buffalo, near Sth street, next door tc
Rand Hardware store. 20 l-tf
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LAUNCH.-Last Saturday afternoon
we witnessed another successful launch
Of a beautiful tbree-and after, called the
Keller d; Turner. from the yard of our
highly esteemed ship builders, Messrs.
Hanson & Scove. The fine large craft
slid into the water in grand style and
rides her new element with perfect ease
aud grace. All we missed in the beauti-
full spectacle was that there were no
flags displayed on the vessel and no one
could tell what her name was, even after
she was launched. We now learn that
her name is that of her owners in Chi
cago, where she is soon to go, to make
another addition to the Chicago feet.
and another evidence that Manitowoc
ship-builders take the front rank on Lake
Michigan in superior naval architecture.
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EsTRAY.-A horse was taken up and IS
now in the Williams House Stable it
can be had by the owner proving proper
tv and paying charges to
+ CAPTAIN
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GOOD SELECrIoN.-The officers of the
Lake Shore railroad have made q wise
appointment i'll selecting Conductor
Jerry Donahue to take charge OF the
construction forces on the road north Of
Sheboygan. Every one who knows
jerry will say that the work is sure to
be rapidly and thoroughly accomplished.
- Wisconsin,
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PATENT SAFETY LAMPS that cannot eX-
plode have been received IN full assort-
ment at .. TORRISOS 5.
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APPLE, cherry and plumb trees have
suffered so severely in some localities oi
this county last winter, that they are
now whitening and dying.
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Work commenced on the Lake Shore
railroad in earnest this week. Gangs of
men have been put upon the grading in
several places between this city and Two
Rivers, and if not interfered with in the
swai1 lands of Mosel and Centerville by
too much rain, the road viii be ready for
iron in six or eight weeks.
The approach piling and pier cribs for
the bridge across the river here are going
forward, and the bridge itself, we I'M
derstand, is already completed in Chica-
go, ready to put together when it shall
reach here.-IShe6oygan Times.
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Mr.. G. W. JONES is in town and is
canvassing for the celebrated work ''W.
Fl Stewards travels around the world. -
The book is beautifully got up in every
respect and will be an ornament to every
library in the country.
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New FIurerce Sewing Machines are
selling rsPilly at the Agency here ia
k4EaERs store SoVSa SIDE.
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GLASS, NAILS, SASH and other build
ing material constantly ON hand III any
quantity by Q. ToRRIsoN.
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The Mishicott Sharp-sbooters will
hold their annual Schuctzenfest on the
Twenty-second day of this month.
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PIc-N1C.-Mr. Karnofsky of Klingholz
Hall Will give apie-nic next Sunday after
noon at Klingholz Park, where the
new Concert Hall Will be duly dedi-
Gated to its object. All the lovers
of natures beauties andthe enjoy
ments of this pleasant season are re-
spectfully invited TO prove by their pres
ence that they are willing to appre-
ciate the efforts of Mr.. Karnofsky tt
prepare for them pleasant and enjoy
| able entertainment.
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Fancy CnSSinseres ard other fash.
ionable cloths Of the latest importatioDs
are pow arriving, eud are on exhibition
~ EfJis01's
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Seeing .n0chiNes.-Sip
latest improvements on Sewing Machines
can now be examined at the agency here
in the store of D. Torrison.
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HATS AND CAPs.-Nobby and plain Of
all prices and qualities just received in
the greatest variety at
O. TORRIsOSs
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The pro. Oconto brought up 100 tons
of Railroad spike and landed them on
the Depot last Saturday.
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BEAUTIFUL designs and patters in
prints and other goods just received at
KREMER's.
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Doors & SHoEs.-Thirty cases Just re-
ceived from New York by
,. ToRRIsoS
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Rev. NJ. Holmes arrived this morning
in the Ma5itoacoc, he has our thanks for
late papers
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TEACHERS COLUMN,
REPORT OF TEACHERS ASSOCIA.
TION

According to notice Teachers meet |
ing was held June It'll, at the Danforth
school house, in the town of Meeme.
For various reasons some of the members
were absent, but those who were present
manifested 10 small interest in the work,
and seemed determined to avail them
selves of every opportunity for improve
lnent in their calling as Teachers AS
many of the Teachers came from dis.
lance, the Association was not called to
order till 80 a. w., and then the pro
granme was not strictly followed
EXERCISES OF THE A. NJ.
Geography of the Z. s. by J. A.
Stewart, was postponed till afternoon on
account of the non-appearance of that
Susie L. Danforth, was next in order
This subject was nTeseuted TO the class
in schedule form, and then analys ed; the
entire class taking an active part Supt.
Kirwan then conducted class in Deci
NAL Fraction, he showed the difference
between a Common and Decimal Frae-
lion. the methods of multiplying, divid-
ing and pointing off of Decimals, and the
reason for so doing. This exercise was
received by the teachers as highly inter.
esting and instructive. As it still wanted
a few minutes before twelve o'clock, j.
G.. Smith gave us a short drill tn Analy-
tical spelling, then the dinner hour hav-
ing arrived, we adjourned till two o. clock
.. N.
! EXERCISE OF THE P. NJ. SESSION.
! The President called the Association
to order, promptly at 2 O'Clock. The
| Secretary being absent, the President
| appointed Susie L. Danforth to act as
Secretary. Analytical Reading, Daniel
| Webster as an orator, was conducted by
| by Supt Kirwan to the interest of all
present, some of the teachers showed
that they had given considerable thought
and attention to the subject. Then D.
| S. Day having arrived, we went through
a good drill in the Colonial Wars. AS it
was necessary for Supt. Kirwan to leave
| before the close of the exercise, it was
moved and carried that he should address
us on the " Importance Of Teachers
Meetings, with which request he COM
piled. He said il was rather embarass-
ing to have so few in attendance, but
advised US not to be disheartened, be.
! cause our members were small, for there
was much to be learned when even few
were present; and our perseverance
might be an iDducement for others to
| attend in future. The Association then
rendered Mr. kirwan their thanks for
| bis attendance, and the assistance he had
! rendered. then voted a recess for FIVE
| minutes.
Eliza A. Pritchard then took the place
of J. A. Stewart, and conducted class
in Z. s. Geography. J. G. Smith then
took up Analytical Spelling, and gave us
thorough drill the rules for dropping
final, and doubling the final coDsonants
of word on adding a suffix. The last
exercise was a drill in Penmanship, by
Susie L. Danforth. 1t was then moved
and carried that the Association meet at
the Danforth School House, June Dist,
1873, at 10 Q clock, A. NJ. The committee
was requested to make cut a programme
for the next meeting. and the Assooia-
ton adjourned at $50 p. m.
SUSIE l.. DANFoRTH, Sec y pro TEN.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of ManitoWoc.

ARRIVALS
june schr CsppeIla, Milwaukee, salt
Minnehaha, Mil 25 bis salt IS bbls lime
W. I'll Hindsdaie, Milwaukee, light
Sasco, Buffalo, 3000 bbls salt
Str Manitowoc, Chicago, sundries
Sheboygan Chicago, sundries
" Schr franklin Milwaukee, light
Josephine, Milwaukee, sundriss
" 81 Str Aanitowoc, Chicago, sundries
" Sheboygan,
' Schr Wave, Milwaukee tons hardware
= Espindola, Milwaukee 1000 bush corn
10 a. Experiment Milwaukee light
" Mariner, Grand Haven, GO tons plaster
q" g Tug Kitty Smoke. Kewaunee light
Str Manitowoc, Chicago, slnlries
81" IL 6 Sheboygan,
" Schr Minnehaha, Milwaukee sundries
Glen CuyIer, Milwaukee, tons of coal
Luna, Milwaukee, 25 packages sundries
" Geo Oscar, Milwaukee, sundries
DEPARTURES
june Schr Cappella Milwaukee, 81 cords wood
" Minniehaha, Milwaukee, 1000 bu wheat
las sets hubs, 100 ship knees 16 bes peas
Chas Luling, Buffalo. $500 bdls shocks
W H Hindsdale. Milwaukee so wood
Str Msnitowoc, Chicago, ls9 bags wheat
sheboygan, sundries
g Schr Franklin Milwaukee 81 IN slaves
. - Josephine, a. 10 cords wood
4" Tug Kitty Smoke Kewaunee scow stone
"a Str Manitowoc Chicago sundries
Sheboypan
:. Schr Sasco, Escanaba, light
Wave, Milwaukee. 2300 bush wheat 10s
bags wheat
10 Experiment, Milwaukee 50 cords wood
1873 bushels wheat
D." " Mariner Milwaukee, 81 bbls flour
Str Manitowoc, Chicago, sundries
IL % .heboygan, 60
" Scar Luna, Milwaukee, 20 cords wood
Espindola Mil POO bu VIII wood
So 50 Geo Oscar, Mil. 1000 bushels wheat
Minnehaha, Chicago, 5000 cedar posts
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CHRONICLES. And Adams wife had
a son whom he called Joseph, land Joseph
grew I'm joy to his parents, and having
gone to other cities and improved his
learning in the ways OF this world, he
returned to his fathers house, aud Adam,
his father, was well pleased and took his
son Joseph into the business with him,
aid the business grew wonderfully,a s the
father and the son we're much liked by
their neighbors and friends, and by all
The people in and about the city, because
they were honest aud always dealt in the
fear of the Lord. And they called the
new firm
| BLEsER & Son,
who have now received as fine stock of
goods as was ever brought to this city.
! See their advertisement In this issue.
I
THE rehearsal of tie Sangerbund at the
new hall on last Monday was not only
very numerously attended but received
au additional interes: in the presence of
Mr.. Gerhard Huessen, a former resident
of Manitowoc and one of the earliest and
most useful members of that society who
produced some of the finest solo songs in
as good voice and as fine execution as We
have listened to in long time We also
noticed that the membership is constant
ly on the increase, which will add ma
terlally to the ability as well as the use
fulness of this interesting society. We
should be very glad If Dir. Huessen
could be induced to remain with US again,
as his rich soprano voice would make
our Saengerbund one of, if not really the
best appointed society in this State.
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PoTATo BUGS have made their appear
ance in this city.
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PATENT steam packing, the best mate
rial ever invented, at KREMERs' store.
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G. W. FIGHTER had to go south again
last Monday to purchase another stock
OF goods he hardly gets time to put his
goods on the shelves before they are sold
again and thus it is with most of our
merchants, no matter what they deal in.
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The father and sister of our honored
City Attorney, Mr.. Woodin, came here
on visit from Rock Island. The old
gentleman looks as hale and hearty as he
did on his last visit, some fifteen years
ago. May both these welcome visitors
find increase of health and strength in
our invigorating climate.
Lob is happy
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Jos. Rankin returned safely from his
trip to Chicago and Milwaukee, last
Saturday. The Milwaukee Neacs says
of him.
Hon. Jos. Rankin, Of Manitowoc, spread his auto
graph the Newhall register yesterday, and his
legs under the dining room table for about an hour
and q half. The strain on his vest buttons was no
ceable the distance of half block all the remainder
Of the day. His tailor is certainly frstclass
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Hon. T. o. Howe will please accept
our thanks for valuable public docu-
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&" Lob " is happy.

Mr.. IRA p. SMITH has gone to De
Pere with the object of making arrange
ments to connect Blind and Sash facto-
~ with the sawmIl of Smith & Treat
We hope Mr.. Smith viii be entirely sue
cessful, as such an establishment is still
needed very much in our city, where its
productions might be made very cheaply
and sold to an almost unlimited extent.
Frank Hess, of Manitowoc, who con-
tracted to furnish the stone for the win
dow and door caps and sills, &C., for the
Court House, arrived here Sunday by
the tug Kitty Smoke, which had the
stone In tow, on a scow. The door and
frames were brought by the Manitoaooc
on Saturday. The iron vaults for the
offices arrived some time ago.-ke,cau-
NEE E1te7prise.
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Greuf EargGiRs.-The Lad

Great BargGsHs.-The ladies of
this city and county will find the latest
spring styles in silks, and other dress
goods, just arrived from New York at
TOrrisOn's.
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Hats j. Caps.-The latest spring
styles just received hom New York al
forisous.
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Re-UnfOn of the Fifth Wisconsin Vol.
uafeer Infantry at Beaver Dam,
Wis.,, July 4th, 1873.
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IN pRopArE.-Menltovoe County Court.

The complaint III the abeYe entitled action wac In Y
fled in the office OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Manitowoc County the 25;h DAY of June 1872
Got J. ID. MARKHAM, Pi0intigs AHoJney.
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ERWIN G.. HUBBARD. We are glad to
learn that the latest invention by our
friend Erwin Hubbard-a new propeller
wheel-has proved complete success,
as will be seen from the following article
taken from tho V;eco,e,-,,
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A Teachers Meeting will be held at
the Danforth School House, in the town
of Meme, Saturday, June 2lst, 1873. to
begin at 10 o clock A. NJ.
PROGRAMME.
Mental Arithmetic. Katie Brennan.
Geography of Wis, Z. A. Pritchard.
House of Representatives, Thos. . Mel.
INTERMISSION.
Adjectives, I.ottie Hecker.
Drill in Penmanship, Susie l.. Danforth
Jefferson's Administration, d. S. Day.
RECESS.
Analytical Spelling, j. Z. Smith.
Decla nation, Lily Belitz
Although District No. 4. cannot boast
of hotel, any teacher or friend of edu-
cation who may feel Inclined to come,
will be well received and entertained by
the inhabitants. Therefore. come one,
come all, and trust to our hospitality.
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AT Buffalo. Saturday, satisfactory test was
made of a new propeller wheel, the invention of E.
C. Hubbard, of Green Bay. The wheel $ of conicsl
shape and composed of four curved anke sections
attached to each other few inches apart, by iron
bolts thus forming circular cylindrical Wheel
When it reyoves the hollow inside becomes filed with
water, which enters through the spaces between the
sections, and is then forced backward body thus
creating propelling power. In backing the motion
is reversed, and vacuum created insde.the wheel
The inventor claims his method to be much superior
in power the common wheel, and TO have a
speed least three revolutions per minute faster
than any screw in Moreover, that it main
tain certain rate of speed with one hundred pounds
of steam, which with screw would require one hun
bred and forty pounds of steam The wheel the
Hayes is twenty-two inches long and thirty inches
diameter and is the first used in Buffalo, The