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The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
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-sThssQ Quidk.teps sre, ,dndea avorins 70 make
arpapgebante7t TO playa game, with: I: the e Fly.
swaysi Of NeW York. Nothing definite has has
yst.besn, .aecided upon, put II Is; expected
tRat tRs tRs ssSe will be played some time aa
fThio rhnad dslph,ass;; from phtlAdelphia,;
Iha1e aiy9 been Invited 10 play the Quisk-
steps. The glm5 is expected tt come Off on
iTuesday ;the inst!'' a tai; 'a -;:':~,:
5The zA4Rietcs:: will not visit Wilmington
Iasainthls season. Z. 4:,.lt,.-'as r,eAa :,
tQnllast Saturday afternoon: thh splain nine
detected the Go; o;s+beads by, a score Of II to ..
Mr.. Rogers, OF, the Qu1cksteps, umpired the
IgtIr1e IN 4 successful manner. Il The 6plain
nine have played 81 games during tho sum
iwer, and have lost but one Can; any other
-Ta -ytlgI;> LIT tx e. ,4,,lt,..I al, III f.
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{WASHINGTON.::": =
kws: FROM THE t:A.1,l1XslIl 4
lar nm Ohso-AttsnnpttO1As 1Assassi-
nate GtRalt.-.. .-!sj ~: -.

,curseToN, ,,Oct. l7,-aeperal Butler,
conversation, today with d prominent
York politician, ssh-he considered. the
N in Ohio as; q -yirtusl victory for the
bu.uts of q, forced resumption. and he
lv,d If the school: question: bad
been i, raised Allen: would have
he'd the State by a large majority.
thinks tho morslefect of the Repubii-
I,ietory in Ohio will carry Pennsylyania
lie Republicans &; 4Nt :, r..
n insane colored man named George
|, made his appearance At the Presi
Z house yesterday morning about half
ten o'clock, and demanded to see the
k;dent, stating thet:he had been dscharg-
tom the penitentiary at Baltimore, 2 ~. where
lad been unjustly incarcerated and that
President was his father by signs, and
rauted him to avenge his wrongs, He
said that certain parties were hunting
for the purpose of taking his life, Of
Kearney, on. duty at the White House,
Isted him and conveyed him to'Police
douarters, where he insisted he knew
liens, which were given him while IN
on, that he was different from any other
be- man, and that the President was his
er He was very reticent and positively
ses to tell any one the nature Of his
uess with the President. Upon search
tbe man q five-barrelled revolver, load
i every barrel, was found upon him.
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The Arctic Expeditici.

LONDON, Oct. 17..The steamer PaInddoga has
returned from her arctic voyage and brings
cheering news from the arctic expedition
under Capt: Mares. The despateEei,brought
by the Pandora state that all the members
composing the expedition are we'll The sea-
son is considered favorable for. reaching a
high latitude in 1878. .;-.-4z.,i.3 O..
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New York Weather.

|rw YORK, Oct. H.-The rainy weather
high temperature of the last few days,
been succeeded to-day by a. sudden, de-
ksion of the thermometer and dry, cold,
|ty weather. The thermometer this
Fnng stood As, being 15degrses fowtr
b Yesterday. y4.-l 10
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DEATHs0F A:iWELL-KNOWNy,E ,ENGla
.NEFhRa Isa ,g,,t =, =, -,

1Issir, ~ -. ~ ,
Mr.. William Z Nasnis . wall known civil
and consulting, eRgi1a9 s0tMECvol Spring
reservoir, died suddenly, at his residence on
sp,ucelstreet; Rhitsdslpfaa, last Week. Mr..
Mnrms,h has Observation-Disclosures. various rail
roads iandanana3s-in different paris. of f.the
country and E;with other public Matks,. hnd
at the time Of big death, was consulting en-.
gfneet bh The vfcksbdrg and Meridian RAIL:
roads7 He MAs e member Of tho gomnhssion
appointed. by , AayQr,stQklsy,. te! sqsgesr
plans for the improvement OF the Water De;;
paftnenf o4 Philadelphia, and I'm which ne
iateiy fiMshed his labors, :"He,h has been idenx
tifed with the sreeti9q Of many water NJ works.
and in the summer Of 1879, was employed BY
fte' water committee Of this city; f03r the
pnspose Of axqntliag ol,,-wattr system, and
saPs5a ~ sss Ps eb5
rdbnhted ia Council, In: September; ,1s7o,'
thstpb6nsefthe, :Cedl Spring, ;ReseEyqiry ROM,
bei4g lls buat yl Eas taken: ,;,.j sylL nos.as
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DEzcoohATHc. 11EErtHa Ar:AHBsr,

SII q I.tIlI.L+s T" !Gsl .%.A'l so. ~
an s4s Saturday evening the DemoeEats ,ef of
Chester helq Ia a mass; meeting in the Town
Hall, Whicn was presided over by Mayor
FUfNa ard::n Messh:: o'Byrne and Wright Id
ldrSsselu thsi meeting 8 T. AsRepublican, mass-
meeting WA also held At the same place in
honor Of tie Ohio Victory. There wxas' 1
grand tofchlikht procession, and htfng of
gunSi..~! .. e.aaia y Il: :. -
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The weather To-day.

Dr. Me :Loper Lakes, the Mdldk. md
tern States, lo,cer or falling barometer,
pg temperature, southwest to northrest
Is, cloudy ,ceathsr and rain, ersspt IN Tw-
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An 0FkN A1R MEETIXG,.

Yesterday attsrnoop op I'M h spitse Of the ccol7s
ness s' q II, ,aiy, an open7aiir meeting was
held at Wstsr, and Market streets, beginning
at O'Clock, The usual number Of persons
asbethbled and listened with attention to TIE j.
remarks Of. Rev. Mr.. Latimer. Another
meeting Of tie kind WAS announced for next.
Sunday, at the hour mentioned above. ''''
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TRACK OF rRASKII:Ss';s Y
EXPEDITION. ,'.sy,7~>s ~

'eoveries Made BY fs tns Pandora:
Ew YORK, Oct. IA London special
be Arala gives some, ,i4 4effbtfpg details
cruise of the, !s:PE'anaaofaA Fl Ia the tthhe Arts
loDs, for the -p,,rposexof receiving dis
Fhes from the British expedition under
Mares. Thesteam.esr,a m.s asdSsed the. much b l4
Plcd Melville Bay without strengthening qllyl
They were disappointedSiu notaimdibg
mares dispatches at .eaTyy' ,Elar,d an{q
hey steercd on a4hssasttef n i Sound WheEe VI n
encountered giant toes aaad d4ayigated
m-ch diffieufty doh. 4eachfng Barrow
Ettthey were enveleptd4p I'll }nipenetraI
bs Beaching :Islshr!di3H Hss eacled A,,sssss
Fna strange dissGeo?yee55y WI .Ra4ss,x They
pd the yacht Mary which had been
rnup on the eeaese sy pAptalh Ross, in
ssill staadipgg,i with AesmastA upright.
asof bears were alsq feqpasii Il TRe Aaadtt ae al
f@ over the, graves at sssSirl Jemhq eahq IHaak,
asl were stilll l. staaaiApsuRT'shtt, RI an'aa l9
FtSsss,'9a ssassrs IT,; s!isX{ 5I s.! tssl il s2s,
was besa on, on the voyage q byi vast PACKS
ea iee SHE passed psaSs2Seed LIE Ttarttsst p66iht
Aed BY McClht5ekJ Expedition, saiad
Ehed King willtaih 3 Ea1d, thus 'havis
ng sea never sailed byans: vessel Be-
except bcthaps,F ,FrAnlstn,s.': she thea
med down hewea eosHn6feP dnoe o3
les Land, wheretlepghtfnl Meathefpspf,
fsA'ng atmospheric and .eMn, e3papssss
's(ef, vithwsw ,aE ,oyErents were tean,f tean,f
,1h. officers Hers Intensely s4ssi.eaki i..ak
tspseted 4a impqrtaBt, g.. BesuItA- Aapy Jg hs7
thsS would sl dlsfqyss M tE4cea # qs Esapk
stpe9itipns and sqm{fb ms wess Aopsfnl that ltst
yoAa y!.o5Aa FFiranklip's f papers would Be found,
they would eventually makte aait Behrlpiggy lig q 4
ssats; Gut 1n'thi{ t2eS. Wsfes ;dthbiappqihYed'
entoantefed eoifd' id Aeidsaa Rddhdttl
Rndd, which effectuaHybioaKed thu vesselp
'htt ptoeress!' ,PhsyystsyM .shers uastl
sembeq NH, adsthsp setyoason thsord'
voyage: nll -'o~o idsao.iN 4Sfi, ~ ~
ue'e'arn soyagewasfullid dEdif ifsealHes,
many exciting Ssqsnss ard nyarrqr.ssi
sH?yers. w., !sxpsrlenesau At length ,s;sbbs.
su ~ ~ eeley Islands in safety .a Nlhere thssA
~ n ao9g1lpekea 5o5 aisgaHteehss o tfron
Ntresl !lllsEs}tlh lfer the british Admiralty, t1,
s.eosnt s9@s s!9!as !to England Hsls a9nHdI oJr
lAshEs ovEk sr1ts ,iuxs1E.1;, / /,
'oIal!Ha3 a--1,2.sL q; i,..as .no1 70:
h., nsAhsn44..tte !. .ttlt RRismarek. I.7, r., 4
Ell rttS, H.; pste Ih1syhs' JcqiAplaint xG,p freH
''4eeen = .2al1alpPE aPEss!!3 y E3fsep'@e'eat1'@s e'Ie'a e
r.. VI y, Niss waassni ksssntzlq 10,
saa, aa,'oet. lhsrN ia assarsea that ihcoase
,,,'Me1'sae ,,,'s.' : Ropes iptstseAsipe, Enpase
dooho' s 's4igHsa one year4 of tCaEdi4}a
4, oSsk's s. imprisonment, and will .prot
!! grant full pardon. 'f7'o'
-+rtit. n. n. ,.4.4srIo s,iL
H,G;, Apisspty in HeyeniA ''..
HNAf4 Oct, 47:1fFouse eagt steamers maeifsEf, Il
ny ~ arrived her" wfth "fen ffeecnru,its ,i forth,
sqlsh army s'9d' ,sIuoI ~ ,~.itoi1
Ebizootv q 4 1a..2,I.'N ~ .. ,,..,
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* SS @ MNGlON, DEL, MONDAY OCTOBER 49, 1876.

ANettied Ministry: So -:
MUNICH, -0et.1 7.-Ths Bayariaa Ministry
has resigned: ....al ,.,aH...T sc..l -...l.: 4
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
AypL1H 1Rfo End luHIRARa aExD

AyDLEI 1RI0 IND IUAIEXk tE&Dg
s,,Yestsrday Alsrss Mcc elaine, JameD Walls
and m, .zssgles we're strestedtlor breaking
windownsudi destroying the property Of F.
Gardner, Esq., At 4thabd: 4Mailsoni streets
They SNese each held :iatsss9o, bend feEsaB,
pesrapee at, Court. The trio, took II, ,ypQn
ttiense1iyes also to resist the 'cpstodians 81
Tie place.; who were sent to arrest them; but
tabs puoeeks OF f,incaFrsratien was tsalmmarily
gone thgpqgh with, and for the aGt.of resisr
tance they were each fined $1Q.- y
i -sJII9J a1.i-.l>. -.l>.sptH-la441t ssptHl .s1G 49,
/ Religious young gentlemen linger around
Wilmington church entrances and .addrsss
vulgar rremerks TO passing ladies. Why
don't the police stop such things YS'"o'' ''1
| 'sAn sbttniy ycht65 5ssmboby name, received
adnnMeleotne bath! dnths Rsands sxane Heat
tardaY afternoon. He. .wsa RESCUED without
jhkv}hs sustained 5esious Injury" III '''''7'
HUuite r. viiesxa feature, III the shaps 'of'ts
ssSsfae ,ilsag ybJenS added 10 tie City Halt.i
4Ar h.M ,teys lAigh}drsn:,,, s;A, ,as,.v i,.s
:, Nh. ,H.ldemsp, the baptist mipister,
nreSctes Is alkfge Songte&a5ie3. 'o a'~'
ThS bed!bugs of u Kahsak 'htshl74 l74ScenSiy
carried OF b boasder's-cofk Leg sJs~,sl d!s1H
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FJ.NVf rc.l y
, PltoHtE iR. AAyanh

laH44F HaAHy44F4, 81: 71fooss's's 7.1fooss ss;smsPls;y asP;y;,z II
6,n,sEEf G arrived !. here" WIN fsM ffescMruits it forth1
sqsh army S'9''' ,sIpoI " ,~;iiodT
Ps',s' aS',o''y q" prevalent 4lm6a. tht ..ssay
N' - t.1trnl
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
WILMINGTON,S MUSCLE.

AA'S ~A~ ""AnAn6 PoPuA~'ion' A"ss JOSA3 ,
boating received a squirt, and every evening
erews could be seen rowing on the Christi
ana, but the fever has died out, aud this
summer there has been little of it,. This
year, the base ball fever has revived in de-
gree, but, we fear, only to die out again.
What little outdoor sports are practiced
will soon cease, with the rapid approach of
winter, and the only way to keep alive the
feeling for exercise, ID the establishment of
good gymnasium. A fine field is here
open for the right persons. Many times
strangers have expressed surprise, on being
told that we had no gymnasium in the city.
Hildebrand 4 Lewes formerly had one here
and, although the city was much smaller
than at present, 1T was we'll pati onizea !,
These gentlemen finding it ineonveniant to
attend to this establishment, and the one in
Philadelphia, sold out to private School,
and since that time, the gymnasium: has
Cannot movement be started by some of
the admirers of, aud believers" in, physical
exercise that Will result in the establishment
IN this city Of such an, institutions How
much BETTE! would # be for many young
men to be indulging In gymnastie exercises
in the leveaipg than loatiDg around corners,
smoking cigars o.. practicing, at the bars of
gilt eised fum-mi11s, any one who looks
intost44e matter for anlomelt can safely aver,
Practieipg Oh the hofizoltaaor parallel bars
would ,l be much better e15 for moral and physt-
It is with confideaes asserted, that good
gymnasium in this, city would, in many
ways, tend to the interests. Of, and be a
cirtitito Our. .city:t ID q ?" - :"'a:- o.: -
YEA :, -. =; THE ofERA. 10 .' >.
Tic 'sBaaalo Bill combination drew, a: 4
cffo6WSdea cf6i Sda hoiuss on Saturday night. Tie
sstieiy vas flied If at ali II eaariS hour and
nfanniy itaurhed away Some Of these, unable
sdEaise tle pdaittoual dimes; stood out In
the hall growing fora: :gosd half, Aonr at
ter the performance began.
-:0nfy' ones performance II is 1T present adj:
dertisett sfoEs this week. though lis more
than likely that others wiz be on the bills
before the end OF The week. The Water
Witch Fire C6: anfounce TIE .tnft7strel COM
htiatnno IS Keliey and Leon3 for Tonight
The eogbipation is ;pgQnonnceq ! On al si1es
as one 81 the best Gifts kid III the country
Asisfe 4toifl tlia fact tile w ater en- u M
lAyh - Itee4sncxi to- draw, tout d arpMasd
A95aiehiTeL E5a t7sTaL = z4asl41 l. -; >,y a:aG1
BEzTH sOF A:WELL-KNOH.My.E .ENGIa
rNEYEIR'. ~, ,t =, =, -,
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w., y Nass II wiiaasri ksssnsalq 6 10,
saa, a,'oe1. lhs-lt ID asaarseA that ihcoasGt
|llsn' |lle1'sae ! Rops's iptetseasioe, Egpasos
kdo's sI nas Fenistsd one one year of Cardinal
!, Aosskis imprisonment, and will protrs
1! grant full pardon. - '9'oe
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18

B I " Y. sI N. 4 I.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-18
ovEh THE ,uNB4E.S,

Br,,: ,: = Aasnnn.tte J" Riasmarskh. I.s7ss,, 4
Eie5 H., ~ 17ny4s yc9gRpls,nt tgygg frSB
@eeen y 'yfqfripg q} III y rIheeuma't1sme elq'ia ri
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UM'BElR>,'23,,''.T'.,aa q

! Il; : fn"FT u. t5fF aJoUH II57= sssfEe
pnedhcarfrtand pehaf tbs mosoEE sTIherae il nt,f
necessity for telling the public abpnss !
it. because ,Yc haye. plenty Of money
70 follow It up oo6ufFssolyes,, and AK pops.
r6a%s' ttljs PshlisSs Il and our Ssres9 Az; s;nsy
.so1osa KRRf!I' R3f!II's3f 3f,.E2 lE2iAs sEcaTfR aiieR Te" 4
until have ,Rtfioad1a, Our S6ir.2s sys. ss
tenn Of isorkihg the tPowep sSS hs Is bGJ! 81
able' TO take ont letters l,ateht tlias
will protectus. it has been isaia TINT
Mr. Kce'y has received large suns5 ofi
money, atld hhs, been raised fr,m .pov-
erty to comparative afliGnce bv,thusb
who expect to bcneft byhislmxen.iom ,
The tac!s st rseit that. he reseiye,. suo
hundred hyH l: aRllaFso q a,,Rpoptb fyShis.ter1;
aonal expenses, expenses, and his, ,nlnchinist'si,
bills bill are paid This money, il. nd
yaucc9d 70 70 him, and if he RECEIVES J;
other the money money It. III mys. q z, from sale Of
his interest, and I don't think he;
would sell dollars worth of that 10
a matter Of principle, for; if lie We're YER
to dispose Of lis interest Il was..u,ill La, /,
denon'zing liz effect flee Oh his, hi25ss!t aaao.
ciatcs. He works on lis;inviean,dta1o SI:of' 50
eohsnntls itmti Isflavtsn repeatedly
taken him away* from it, ssln5a etaEspn :
bin out diving, fearing Tint lis 'eeirii!' eori-!
stant application would Be 'injdfions..
tbs. OF col,rsn. uncermiil b lsr sncG. k:..
lnbors wil' be ..cumpleted, but. IL iyl
probab, g that before long the patents
will be taken out,Iand the whole thing
giyenlto the world. Until tlat,time
Of course, We can say no more than
has been said. Observation-Disclosures are,
impatient; and, nol, being men of
science, are unable to SEQ whytwe can--
not patent he improvements that we
are unable to. make. hars had cum,
siderable experience in such matters,
and lave taken out 81 many patents
TINT I have learned That i ,is beat y
perfect M invention. before patentin,.
| if.o S,i,!aGo ,yeaToso.I . tin'tls -
4 + ,a.a Y Cd
| l-@ - y n ..
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l'lnendonssi-ali agency have been ell
]>countcrtd '"in the exp rimcnts that
have been made with this. New tools
hayet been made with which the parts
of o new engine arc being fashioned
Tor tlic use Of the motive power. Metal
has. bee,, made esps cially for its con
strqqctiion. a new scientific vocabulary
has sbeen fashioned to express the
ooperattiops, hitherto unknown il
mechanics. and perfect success has
e attended a;Pl d the experiments made thus
far. go
ar. Sergeant says: One year ago
to-day, I began an lnvestigationrinto
the powers and properties ofwhat is
termed the Kccly motor. was at
first an utter sccptic, knowing tl.atthc
tlgsngsWg5ich WeEa 6luimsd;f ;f9r it we're
qlttssllyy, Rpnake MI / NIL my Scientific
teachings and that, according to all
that was known on thssubicct, the
claims of Mr.. kccly were arrantly
absurd. But had some curiosity on
the subject, and, being applied to by
number of persons, some Of whom
were pccuniarly Interested in the dis.
covery, and all Of whom desired a
careful Investigations to bes made
as]qAaE1p qMfBDaaebhia { and
examine itas an expert. They offered
to pay my expenses while l did this,
but | preferred to pay them myself,
igG and Y,dtd Gid so. NJ. Keely- claimed that
he, Mas, able, by the utilization, ti1 Of Of q 4
power coming from the consumption
OF air and water, to produce press
ure of thousands Of pounds to the
square inch, and do it Immediately,
almost instantancously. I was
lucrcdulous, and the surroundings
made inc still more so. Asaij to!NIf.
kecly that iii the introduction bffail
the great inventions or discoveries of
"hlch had ever heard, the discovcrcr
had had great troubles to persuade
people to listen to him, and greater
yet to persuade any one to invest
money lin the novelty. But here this
vas reversed. People were investing
money in something of which they
knew nothing except what he chose to
shy about it. That Of itself looked
Suspicious to me, and the cxtravngnnt
stories which he told convinced me of
the fallacy Of believing linn. lie was
VERY JEALOUS or HIS SECRET.
lie would not for n long time admit
me to see what he was doing that l
might investigate the matter. It was
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but whcn. he iheard There sraa q chance,
tq saw I'M mans n leg otf he slid ont Of
bed cd. Ike like \ III shot. II .ti
An olh citjzen Of Vermont ohscrves
that that when laoEosioffce clerk gets COO
h'gh-noscd to lick s,amp on to; a.
le'tirrr .'itsT II is time that the country had
q sal seahlnnge, OF Of .:admippies.tra,iop.se vta5 ao
It .is only twenty-five orithirty years
SINCE rs Darwin, lr gazing intoltir mirror
wMs suddenly struck with his idaa Of
the a!s, origin Of Fl Jmaa, as, and nov he has pm
income e,D'r Of $50, 900 2 ycar. / 81. ,.,4-
Three, thousand artificial binl nests,
designed SO cqaninslya thai each. varis.
ely Of birdiYNiill dliYNiilll recognize its own hahssff
were ,'r',,, recently 'iepI put up in the Jardin
( 'des tes:t Plnnt1sa, l'1 Paris; .t..., ! ~;
a lii little tie girl mt school rcad shus: :,
'.lhe II !. widow Nii4! liyed on small shmbaeye
left her her by a.Eel!stivc."" Fl siiisAyha.adid.
you call that v. rd?" asked tho teach.
er, "the word islcgacy, net limbacy,"
But" said the little girl. "my sister
SAYS must aay limb, 20. Leg"
4 Milwaukee chap kissed his girl {
about forty times right straight along, {
and l1ell.h when he slapped the teers game
into her eyes,, and she said in q sad
tone ofvoice.: "Ah ! John, L fear you,
have ceased c',.i to love .me,' "No Il
b'ayc ny ''l'l, mt replied John. "bnt I mpsts
breathe" IN,
On recent trial in Wakes TO tee.
the. validity of 3 wilI, sit was proved
that in 1869 the .cstator heoam i i'm. /
paired in intellect to such an extent
that he went ~ the pnst office with,E
p9stagc. stamp on his Eirehe cad and ro- /
luested " be sent 70 a.place he ue,ly
toned. s.,e.,. t.f,
Norwayphastyoted $40, 900 in silver
towards, representation ut the eeu.sss-, ],
ninl and Belgium 100000 francs, and
Portugal has. i imtormed Preaident,
Grant 'hat she inte'i.ls joining this
centennial circle. The foreign govern. !!
M .nts are coming. steadily into rscog.
nltlon of the great American fais.
England, France and Germany will
ail be there in splendor.
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onll Rttssasitong pressarMafad beep.
Ibsapght aoi Observation-Disclosures lre cen-1
lsRntehiegdolas rpsteh aa iht meseei inna
lwoskonantt. whtaluoshis Nas a,tslength.
accomplished bpt,efrterxs:,.in,Dbis,is
fripnds,ay hbmereeinterdstsdin tic INK
lvalitiois alse ahadsin theIroornmmani
named, ,Beolselj .ssl,o llis worked for
him foru number Of years, who would
be able R'llahgye,H i&easd Baes, that on
such ar1Ay!1g { Nedy), had exhibited
lssisq inScHtippntalpaa.o AuIl so.grsati
|wasI his. ApxietN tab kecRAbc cneeret
thahi4lsggsFy aisekAoldara@sre kept
pqtat4ha roRm while we were sdgcth-.
eralapb their counsel eolning,tdthe
clossd ydoers.hg gkuo d,iap.l INNS a,is:'
wered ehys Mr.. kcely; who7wol,l,l not
admit 1lllt thlm.d. 2e7vin. NJ n7lt' 9'aiai,
nLi;8id ; to- himlthat il lie WOULD, in
theiwAy,.he described shnB me-. hot n
PressureIief thousand bfpdunds, but
of.fasl hundred pounds ITO tho square
inah,i pyodpced'immsdiatelJs Ilmould
be'isypa thtast, dhsl hedih new iuvelitipar
HsoShpwe.bme at Ionce q pressure Of n
tlh.ouqsaatl inpunds. / Itwas confouRdctl.
Idared not believe himi eyenalthoughr
y, sllad, told 2bim. ithat Iuwould! 1
thqnglk. ,he must ahaye some. kind at
lseiditz powder concealed somewhere,
Ior!some ,gun5cotton, OR nltro-glycerinc,
or,s9mg .pthef,pewerful l1esplosivp.,I
examined closely, expecting to find
some little pea somewhere that would
explain 1.-THE wonder to no. Iifound
none,3 md, yetoI WIS notconvinced,
even ibNq seeing. 1.-The thingnaetoo
wonderful .,.for me. But oIloontinuorl
llmX ipyestigatiGnsuntil Iu,i eaw 93.
FOUND mo oEooM FORA FURTHER
~! hshr#ul. y, DoUBTsi.,plG iat III /
ll eEes After being with Mr..
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tM ieoltntfy; 1Ie was asceptic, is I
had been. | told him what l Ind
seen. He heard mo through, and told
me, IL must be nduccivcll; that Mr..
kee'y was using sonic chemical Of
which be kept mo in ignorance.r !; II c
Thought at first from my descriptions,
that twas carboline, or 4 y'aporl from
it, and. .'at my request, lie produced n
Jet i2tthat yapor, IyalloWed lthe,jet to
playupon ny'llnnd, andifound TINT it
was 50 e2ld as TO produce a singing
sensation. said, "This is not Kcely's
Napor, That is'plcasant to the touch"
1 smelledofHhc carbolinc vnpor, and
it was tatterIy unlike Kcely's. for the
carboli6e}shad secnts.lboutit which
kcely's had not, although the pro
fessor saislstlIe carboline could bo-sl,ro-
duced With With scarcely ca-.tteco ofthe
scent. RqltssI hsso sWalto&ed Fall
could get Of sxeelyh vapor;%and Izfind
It is plcasalit, You can.lixo on it. i
asked theasTrofcssor if-the.c .carbaline
Sapor VIE; "siEs gpabloof condensation by
simple ezparsion. : HosaidIo, and |
knew ilsssss:Mas notSKeoEysrfor that is
condcnsed@by simple expansion; 1t
turns BaekAte water, and,thnt water
can drinka=.A tter7s cash conversation
with the Hgqisssor;in %hich-he would
tell me tfat I was deceived in this
thing Qpsthat, would .goSback to Mr..
kecly qndswEtch and stIdy-his opera
tions untilz4slncwsI was fiotdcccived.
at lcngth",le allowed me to work his
inachineersyg&fiaaSself, andI found | could
DO as heatlid;and the.,nachinery for
producipg~tAc vapor is so simple that
: child ejightycars old couldwork it.
! Deception was impossible under
such circumstances. Some Of the arti-
clcs that have appeared in relations to
the Kecly motor being bascd, as all
these articles have been on the reports
and statements. of those who know
hoLhing about the matter, liaye con
tanned the most absurd statements. 1t
has been asserted that we onot know
the difference between pressure and
power that we claim to have, n per-
peett ttuual;-mootion u machine, that We pre-.
tend to be.able to made something out;
bfanothing, md d-many similar things
arc'pnt forth BY persons Who ought to
know better THAN to assert sich things
in relation 70 the, the men ' who are con
ncctclI with the,i Kecly motor. Tho
hssortion,t that I do not know the lifitr-
cnce between pressure and power is