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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
Steamboats, Gnn Railroads


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave Ne~Yor fwn FOOT Of Deshresses and Corusndt
$40 O. Washington. Coimbus Cldcag, and tho wes
IRON Baltimore {, ChfcaED.
loo m. for Washington aud the West. and for Richmond
70 Baltimore and wasngtfn, making Close connections for
P1ttssurg Cincinnati Lpu:svihe and 81 Louis Through
f,unsn ear, ..s'iiin"ir TO .1nrInaii nl y LOUIS ,
sisepsrs nsm NcvYerS Baltimore and WnsiD yton.
making cloee connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisville
st. LOuis, Pittsburgh, the South and Sou West Through
meets at Washington with trains for IyRchbu-g Florida Now
0rleanE, and The Scutn 81
Brosway New York and at ticket Offices Cortland:
ard Dcsbrosses and derot, Jersey City
ASK FoR TICKETS RAIhR nAbii &oRh AND oiio
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Ferry station ~ Ncy:l ork. foot of l. bertys.
Commencing Nov. ~. is77-rrans leave az follows:
$50 m-Fof Pennington, Eastor, Belvdere Maach
/iHnk fauia9la, Wtkesbsrrs Elmira Connects at
e45 4. m.Fw High Fridge Branch. Esson. HARRISBURG
haneh Chunk. Tamaqua. Wilkesbarre Miilzmspor'. &c
~ .-For Pennington. Eason, Mauch Ciinnk fsua-
Wkesbsrre., scranton. TunkhanBeck, EaE
Teton Heading, Pottsylle. Harrisburg
- T-for Ibeh BIidac iranch. Eastou Belyidere ana
b5o p H. asfly-Por Eas,on AIento ~n ,un Harrisburg
For rrsns 10 iocai point. time. table at STATIONS
SUNDAY TRAlNS--I.eaTo at 800 .. L, ~ p. ID. Tor
bound Brook and INTERMEDIATE points aud al $50 H. tor
Baston Reading. aud HafriSDure
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
IN Trains eaye io- Pera Amboy Rcd Bank Long Branch
Ocean Grove &c. AZ -;i5 ili5 a IL. 5:io NJ vpoRr
stagvs station TO aud from kEffOhl'
ard at squan aud rom POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave FOO. Lbertyst, for Freehold ~
3. ll,4b a. a0:l IN.
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kr, DKDED LEAsEs.
Gin Real estate tor Sole.

TOR SALTWATER FRONT for REFINE
r. p. CHEMICAL WORKS. FAC rOHIF-. &C. largo
blocks with bukead SGeiisou ais, Dluck, f0r dNcl!Esa
for sale very low. Apply to W l. BRoMER l7o Wnisms 80
TOR SALE-NcTv low, Il valuable lcaSehold
PROPERTY Of lots tho southeast OF
end aud lltave. having 81 yAIs pnexpred. Ap
ply the lumber var, The pfciiises - JOHN H. BUS
SELL
tOR SALL-Tlnee stDiy brOwn-stone house;
l9X5OxlO0 Ioes lion first car AMI vrnioui reir6ur
the Windsor Hotel VIII bs sold log ard
terms. Address WIN uSOR, Tribune once
EOR SALE or would exchange for country
residence Tree 3story, brown stone cabinet nnis1
houses kHSt side Central Park. RI LAND WHITING.
Bcekmanst.
HISTORY BUILDING, 9th ave, near 3Oth ST.,
- for SALE or LEAsE-A stationary and fancy store for
sale sts attaining OroOns for Housekeeping A. DALEY,
GG6 9Th ave
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REAL ESTATE.

NYw-Yokk. Monday. Jan. Ia. 1878.
The following sales were held at the tx
change salesrOo,n to-day
Ly Jcs. NJ Niffs~.
] Sstory brick dwelling hons ffor Z, and
story brick tenement house, rear. tn lot, No l9I
Bowcry. I74.S It n DeaEeey-st, Lt 25xlds Adolph ~ -
BIZ q. j. LION.
iG sas 1n Hnfo,S cor ii'h eien 1900
BE- HeGiare
4-story and stone house with lot, M o4
hIs,,I Bess5sos ii' ID ave - W $3.50
BV Peter p. Neyer.
! asi DIlcf cling house Win LOT
SIS Ausnsta se5ns. wv 5000
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rises..... 122 311 Clock FAST. y ~
Moon sets 40 Noon soutls. 92l Moons days II
.BlGB WATER TOpAT-A y.
sandy Hook. 40f Gov island. 81 Hell Gate. G26
HIGH WAITE rODAr--P. 81.
Sandy Hook 436 Gov Island. 5ll eli Cate. ZOO
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Gteomboais ano RAILROADS.

DRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonlc
rayes stharine.sp ciy lsunaays exccpts) ~ lao m
aad bridgeport Ut IL v. N.
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Education is making head every day. II

Euucat1On Is making heau tNcrY uaY. tt
have taxed the Ingenuity younc gentleman OF
acquaintance very considerably, when, al the ter
mnal examination OF his school the other day, he trans
lated curqse tRgeHtbus 0geT he was sick In has huge
chariot. - London World.
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Gonntrp Boaro.

ENGLEWOOD,N New Jersay.-Fust-c class board
~ private family Fall and Winter moderate prices
Address Office Box No. l73 Engievood Highest refer
eBccS
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Winier Resorts.

BOARD AT AIKEN, s. C.--The house re-
- Gently Kept BY H. A. smyser has beer thoroughly re-
SONA3LE RATES. Address D. 7. LANSING.
MAGNOLIA, FLORIDA.
CT JONES. OF the ELBERON, y. J.,
the Holman House a1d st James York.
has taken the Hotel at Magnolia Florida On the st johns
Refers 10 Mr. b. Brown No 80 broadway. NewYork
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LleniisIrn
Gelp Warteo

DVERrISENENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK rRIBU NJ WILL BIZ REJEIh I'D AT THE Up
ToWN OPTIONS no .ss Broadway, Thirty uistst,
or SUs West Twenty third st. cor hghih AVE-; 2ec Ihth
ave- cor Forty seyeutast, at t!r HARLEM NtFtNf, NO
1sef Third ave cur One.huf-.lud audt' .y lcarih a.
cHaiiem savings Bank Bdldiasl. ny TO regular
Office rates
ygyANTED-A salesman acquainted It'll the
w Wes,eru trade familiar with Que kn uud. and
hosiery. Apply. for ten days, stsr Z Y, AAEHlcAS
HOSIERY 60, los Frsnkin-st, Now.Nogk.
xVANTED-A BOOKKEEPER, rapid and
w scourssei in book store Address Boz LOO y. 4:
Va ANTED-An intelligent BOY, fourteen OF
w htssn years u errenis srd rake nissl
genera y useful he write good hsna ., nay ~ aG
searapo and cnrne well recomsnded Aociess PhlN iEi
BOX no. 1855 Ssw.YoFk rost once. --------------
vVANTED--A good COOK who eai give best
c,tv rcierc nsea Als viiag 20 To The country %
NAV Apply No. "a sst lat, irSa 10 until o'clock
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RECORDED MORrGAGES.

A,tmayer aaron aud wife TO Theresa Ftreri ist
Ash, Joseph and Vie 70 William LenlneT, i25i,sG
2aave and jGtis 2U5xs:i .... 1000
csrrtsrn Ann Eliza aud husband. 20 Annie X Whit
ncy. corner Of Talmage st ar Lsiayette-ave West
DAVIS m9nfS H. to Aioph deirs Instrument OF
mortgage for - 10 =. ~ -. 5000
nsl0 NV q: ltn ave- lOOsxife 1900
Fleschman. lnedIie1 To- Teednsnd jaeger assign o.o
JS ", ds a ave- !" Mspi a71s a,s asG p
ozis;s9 ~ f, In and v e. 10 Mutual III; ir,;. "o0
snee Company Of New loTK Hudson s., a, AVN
uolsis,~ g'i pap j. and nd W., and John Hzfbcr 0O0O
Nem SdT 2a asSs e d WS cnDs H.
Holsdcfo, Pm e vie sn John p IIoi,i.rbsr
Ncw-Yo,k. Hulsqn.'t, g. 14s.I-a IT n u Wat
nolltor6oi fihP aud vis a John Iiciider6tr
and wife. 10 Mural Life Insurance Company Of
New Isik. II N!son@t, 60 50 II "a Of Wet lltlist
Jonss~n GeoIso I, to Elizabeth Warren. ia-st IS
Johi.ioH Ka,line SOD h'r.b ana. ana Liulseth John
75nnci s5is-St 2!T75. -" aooo
Aq iss LS oI s .S L:SGS 7sn.. oa 1850
PopgSnn ~ AG9, a. s 10 S S9'E fopta
snd Tho ~, ne sg s ard .oea SSn
Of t' ave- -, ., ,;. 81 1900
,,,.N W % ;9 80 >, ss r 10 Aiapssa '0'o
iSistI IS 90 ~ Of sthsre n ezps. II -. 1900
no ~, 5Ih IT, : 1913 nv u Avcc u 9Xyd = 5000
seucl. Louis VIE 40 jacob AIclner. BosiOu mad,
I65 - NJ. .......-.......-.... 5000
n,artsage tor 300 .,............ 900
MS 81 re ofsisyc 2sI.aii ''......"'........ 1000
RI ORDED LEASES.
1T ave- IsaaS ioT yesis a anansi rat Of - $1,000
Ogden John - and rif-. by Jamos Wells. attorney
N fact 20 Adam g. EiE5citu, 2irt.si, $50 n " OF
Sth ave- 95NNl H. - year 1T "a rent u CSC
Post Jobn 4. 90 Chester \ ArtiIar Collector oi Port
ANNA rrSi g.! - - .,..' $50 5000
P0si Joel b. auisvin : Post. q Chcstsr = Arl.Ir.
C-lecfor % customs, Posts u.ldins. No II an
over -. n by Elehaag, pace = nv Hanovet 81.
Nay /. III a, inalal rgIi Of ....,. $4,000
SAILORS Shas II .rlnr trustee, 10 IOd L P'st lniVer
sity pace. b O n y - tuatGn-ilacr sailors
Sduy IIAflori. @J,-axS'3l ~ wan. pr amman. COO
W.lsri IT, essr or years 81 .iaus rental OF 1900
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DFNNSYLYANIA RAILROAD. - GREA.

tbBN MY l.N ANA RhlIhOhD, - NhI.h
4 1Eusk LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
eOCTE~op ard alter November r. 1871 trims leave Nrw
Dosbussrs Cot sudt streets Ferries - ooNs
Express FOR harrsurg PittsturR the wsttand scout with
Pullman Palace cars attached, No. aud 20 o. ~, daily
For Wilamspurt Lock Uavcn, Cory. ana Fur, o. 30
D. u oLfeciing Cory Tor Itusvlc Petroleum centre
and The Oil Regions For WlliamApor: aud Lock Ha'eh
Tor Baltimore waslr gou and tie 5oqtl Limited wash
Pullman FHror cars diiy except sunday
q:5O y w. MIIlve Wa-hing $40 r.n Regular at o2o
! $50 an q .. IN. Sunday $50 AMI !. m.
Express rllad plaza. 80. 20, t;tO lme! - o. NJ
I ~ ,.4D r. $40 and SUNDAY. q >, q. b.J,
Z, $50 aud y. Enngraut amt sccotc l,sH p m
Jur trains tcWars Elizabeth Rah"ay, princeton IRON
Porn. Aiubny, F,nir tCn, Hc Vdtt, ahd Otf points,
Zee scsadur- ~ all Ticket Offices. 49,. ., 49,,
BUais Of Brool lyn Annex" connect WIN an hIogn
Jersey CITY anodng speedy and dtct transfer 'oi
Brooklyn travel 90, -, ,o.,o -. ,.a
lO,O u m daily, lO:lU ana 6JO ?. m, dly except
AIo,sv From Nashngt0n and lit1nort, Bjo ana " 10 Ill.,
100 SUNDAY, Goo aad VI ~ II fi1u
Philadri .,l BOO. CsJ $40 lblO. 1910 ll1O T. NJ 10
al 5l s. $50 $40 lola aud luSN T. ~ Sunod' 1V"i o'V
40 10. 40 $50 q. NJ, 600 and 1920 y. m. .,r.
i!cs.t Offices 02d aad ga Broadway. No. Astoi ll1u@
and fOf " Uusbfncs aud Tfi,udt sts No. tourist
ana brooklyn bssot foot 4 inlton.t BiogSBn fns
ia lig and il8 ILdsun4t Iohokcu; iel"' ''rr! ''9
frI.gr Ticket O1lcc No Batcryplaco , ,,n,,,o
PRANK 1HOMSOS, l. ! rNn' IN,
Manager. bth IftNf'ihNi .AeNu'
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Citp properip Go frt.

CMOKY CUlMNEYS CURED with HULLS
y PArENT CAST ifoN GALVAEIXhD vENJILAroR
Warranted. Sand Tor C.rcilSJ. state nights TOT sale.
HULL. GEiFfI.N & co, SO jG-tvc., =. Y.
V'O RENT-The handsomely furnished, well
ventilated Epgrsh basement house eo'apc:a orlcr;
h0twqtCT furnace oyeu me places Apply tia premises
No. 81 Past 3lhts. MGd!aDu.ave.
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Counirp Real Geiaie for Sale.

TOR SALE-STORE and DWELLING conf
j lnned. for any light business, al MILLBROOK Dutch.
ess County. y. Y. Address COX -, Fl SKILL n Y.
nor SALE or 10 RENT-A HOUSE and
Il BARN. with four Of Land, IN IItcbned terms
easy. Address BOX 3S7, Ilichied, Conn.
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EOR SALE-CHOICE COUNTRY SEAT, near
TaIrylOwn Of the desirable places the IIui
river; high ground AID healthy. Apply 10 W. L.
BRONEk ITO William IT,
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foo, Liberty st, for Freehold ~
S:lb. ll.4b a. 4 6:l5 %. u.
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EOR SALE-Very cacap-A beautiful coun-
L try Feat Rockland County. twenty miles from city
Adhress Post ONCE Boz / O29
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49,
PARE REDUCED. ~
EXCLUSION rICkkT- IS.
THE OLD RELIABLE SI0NlNGTON LINE
FOR ALL FONTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
The .cgaut steamers STONlGOrOS ana RHODE ISLAND
leave Pc: -, Moth River A. $50 y n d'hy 'ehrrpt
Esndays.
Hereafter mo sTEAnRCAT EMPRESS TRAIN VIII
leave srOSINGTOS a $50 a. m
Tickets f,T all Er.nc pal ticket offices and state
rooms at al Oces " WeScotts hAIress co. ana
O i''""'' PROVIDENCE LINE
rreent leave daily except sundays al
~ Per 20. North igrr foot 81 "lrTcAs FTelghtc
va either inc at lowest mis'w rux>s den PAS, AIT
BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
vi. Sew Jersey southern RGliuad Commencing oct 3.
1871 Tho STEAMER IEssE hOYr VIII losve Nes YORK,
Fer h. NVrtA Is,r LOOT ol ectorsi conn9c;rg az slnny
Hook with ifnn, 70. Long lraneh ph.eehs and rP g
boz Sc II ~. waasewn BsFaesIt ard I.eke! or = n
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
ELARRASGEslENT OF SASSESG TRAINS jan l.
ls7T Leave dcpus iDot q! Co rarit and Drs5roscss
az 30 D. M Nga EI2yea dsiy. iUr lastcn. Bethlehem Al
lentow chunk, WilS osbIIrc. StDn (it. ilmliA
Iba.r AbIrp RocIsser Buffalo Niagara Fals and the
Wes, Pullman sleeping eoichos attachod.
~ 'F6Br n. >ANEE. Supt. and Engr.
General Eastern Ohlco, corner thulcL iu toshdt W.
CiIAS. II. CUMMINGS. Agent
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MANUFACTrF

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MANUFACTURE
EES-Vauable factory property for sale situated la The
Boston, Ma being The 81 the Boston
Company. consisting ~ about 10000 et Of sld
forming entire SQUARE upon which large Gud substLn
bfc factory baings containing costly machinery OF the
latest invent ia pricc running order for tho agup cuIe
rite lead rcd end ithdrge had PIPE, sheet lead In rolls
aBI r,d tn pine, tlhed lpe asO machinery perfect
order Tor TIE Manufacture ~ kees.
inaclgc shop thoroughly fitted up with machiDery aud
iOos together with all the fixtures ard patel rgai..
Tho Ori0n Lraf Company has been IN operation Gince 1929
and large trade ad Eond reputation io s0ois
This opportunity for inv inet The prop rty
De seen by apply ing ~ the company uGc SG - and 70
Oliver Sc, Boston, Maaa, or a. the Trustees.
SAMUEL LITTLE,
EDWARD SANDS. )Ti,Istees.
Boston, Jan, 4, 1873. fUlSEAS -. SMITH, JR.b
WOODLAND FOR SALE.
w superior woodland Cape May Comfy, Kew
JcrHey railroad i0d ucer landings Apply To ADRIAN H.
MULLER u son, No. Z PiucsL
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New tiEch Al , ana ~ j. h coHhecuhg
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing Dec. ~, 1917,
through trains ~ leave Gfand Central Depot:
q. Western and Northern Express. dlawingro0m
Rochester go
1890 a. m. special Chicago and Western Express with
drnwIug room Rochester aud Burao.
100 Northern and Western Express To Utfca, White
hail aud krtiand. -,
400 b. Montreal ExpresS with Shopping cal for Mon
Burln ana st. Adams, slug
sing Peehs uairs0n's and principal stations north
GOO ~. Louis LApr "a WIN sieepingsais for ~
day IN the week also sleeping
cars Tor Geneva CoTLns Buffalo Niagara Fails Toledo
aud Detroit and Montreal Saratoga and Platsburgh
$50 D. ni Pacific Express daily with Stepping cars Tor
Waterfowl Koch, stT. niagara Pans, buHao tleNeiau'
Toledo. DotrGi aud Chicago -,
IlCO y. H. Express with slecpingeaIs 10 Albany ana
Try MI ,,-,,.- ,,,.,.. a., Il. -,
NJ, 3i2 26 ard Alb PtUadway aad ~ Wct,Ot Express
Co. oh,,s Sor rsrSpace. % ana Ot2 Broad"aJ, New
York. and 33 WG-hugtor-st., BrOtsbn.
80 q b MEEkI.n GynrIl. raasenger AKont
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Trains lcaye Perl AmbUy Rcd Bank Long Branch.
Ocean Grove &C. SIS il.iJ a IL. 5:l5 D. H.
stagvs Matavas station TO aud t0n kEffOhi
a 10 from POINT PLEASANT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-09
JULIUS ROBERT Won MAYER.

On the Goth ult. died Julius Won Mayer,
of Heilbronn, in Wurtemburg, man
whose lsbors in physical science have
won for him an undying renown,
"The mechanical equivalent of heat
is an expression which was introduced
into science by Mayer, who must always
be regarded as having stood in the front
rank of the founders of the dymamiCal
theory Of heat. In 1912, while practic-
ing as physician in his native town of
Heilbronn, he published a paper in
which the relations which subsist be-
tween heat and work were defined, and
a computation of the mechanical equiva-
lent Of heat was given. With no means
to make experimental research, he cal
culated the value of the mechanical
equivalent, with the help of the best
data procurable at the time, on the as.
sumption that when a body is heated by
compression the heat developed is the
equivalent of the work expended in
COMPRISING the body. Subsequent re.
searches have shown that this assump-
tion is true in the case of air, the sub.
stance from the properties of which
Mayer drew his conclusions. II is not
however, that the value that
he obtained for the mechanical equiva.
lent Of heat was far from being the true
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houses in every quarter Of the city we're
decorated with flags Of all nations. The
American colors were abundantly and
consI icuously displayed. The Boule-
vardes des ltaliens and des Capecines
were brilliantly illuminated with gas jets,
transparencies and Chinese lanterns.
Except on the boulevads the display was
spasmodiC and occasional. The pressure
Of people and carriages on the two boule-
Yards mentioned was indescribable. For
three hours every inch Of space in the
main theroughfares and every inch of
street was occupied by surging masses,
shouting and singing. The demonstra.
tions frequently became almost riotous.
Visitors who went out in carriages or on
foot to see the illuminations, often found
themselves involved in the crush, and
were compelled to seek refuge from the
pressure of the crowd in open doorways
of hotels, restaurants and other public
places. Men, women and children of
every class mingled Unfortunately in
the crowd, which was occasionally en-
livened by rush of companies of half
intoxicated youths and workmen, bear
Chinese lanterns and singing the Marseil-
laise. Towards midnight, when the il
Elimination should have been at its best,
many lights were extinguished, and the
crowds began to disperse.
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one, for In 1842 the specific heat Of the
air at constant volume, and the ratio oi
the specific heat at constant volume and
pressure, were very imperfectly known
Yet, when corrected in accordance with
the results of more recent experiments,
his calculation does not differ much from
the value Of the mechanical equivalent
obtained by others by totally different
processes. In l845 appeared Mayors pa.
per on Organic Movement in Connec-
tion with the Transformation of Matter"
a brochure of 100 pages, in which he
speculates fearlessly and accurately on
the agency of the 30 called vital force,
establishing the principles that all the
so-Called forces are interchangeable forms
of energy; the one sole force; that en-
ergy is never created or destroyed, and
that all natural phenomena are aCCompa-
MED by change of the form of energy
In l848 was published one of his most
notable papers, under the title of "Celes-
tial DynamiCs." In this paper he Calcu.
lates the heat that would be developed
by the collision of the earth with tar
get strong enough to stop its motion, and
propounds the hypothesis that the suns
heat is maintained by the falling of in.
Vulnerable meteorites on its surface. One
point especially worthy Of note in his
paper is his statement of the effect Of
tidal friction in dissipating the energy Of
a aplanets aerial rotation-an effect which
was proved by Adams and Delaunay to
exist in the case of the earth.
MuunRlu lau no hnV
iCal Equivalent of Heat" was published
in 1851. 1t possesses the same fullness
of original ideas as its predecessors, and
in point of Clearness of conception and
definition, can only be rivaled by Tyn.
dall's " Heat as a Mode of Motion"
Soon after the publication of his last
work his mind became affected in Conse-
quenCe of severe labors and disappoint-
ments he had suffered, and the rebuffs
he had met with from scientific cotempo-
raries; and though at a later period he
partially recovered, he was never able to
resume his scientific investigations.
1t must be claimed for Mayer that, in
an obscure German town, without the
means of making experiments, entirely
isolated from scientific Companionship,
and with only the time that he could
spare from his professional duties, he
evolved in a remarkably short period a
succession of theoretical views which,
in point of originality, boldness and
comprehensive grasp of facts, stand
among the foremost in the history of
physics .-SCientjfc american.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-05-09
Westward.

Trains Nos and t2 on main line run daily.
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No 8 and
IL between Cincinnati and New York daily,
Hotel coach on trains and 70 between Ieayittu.
burgh and New York daily.
-. Connections at Mansfield with Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad; at Meadvflle Un.
ion and Cory for Oil Regions and at Jamestown
fol Buffalo and Niagara Falls
=, Close connections at Cincinnati with trains for
the South and West.
No "stop-over" allowed upon local tickets. LO.
cal Passengers must purchase tickets to their hrBl
stopping place, and then repurchase from that
point to destination.
W. B. sHATTUC,
Gen, Passenger and Ticket A0t, Cincinnati, o
P. D. COOPER,
Gen. Superintendent, Cleveland, O. nov1SH
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that petition will be pre-.
sented TO the Commissioners Of Stark Co., Ohio at
ther June session, for the alteration OF County
Noan IN said county over the following described
route; Beginning In the center Of the road leading
rom Harrsburgh to New Baltimore, Ohio about
forty rods southeast of church known as the hape
IN the southwest quarter OF section thirtyour In ssd
Iownshp thence due east TO the quarter section line
DetWeen the southwest and southeast quarters Of sec
ton thirty -four In said township; thence south along
on the west OF said line to where lt intersecs said
HaIrisburgh and New Baltimore road
aPrGo-e" A PETITIONER.
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Artists 81 Coach Painters
Oil COlorS in Tubes.
Colors ordinary, per doz S,l0, per tube 10 to 15c
extra, per tubeo."..,."u...."".",.l5t 10 30
Dry Colors Of every shade, at exceedingly low pri-
ces, as follows:
French Ochre, per 100 lbs 8 to 21Sc per single lb
Sc.
Venetian red, per 100 lbs, 2]zc, per single lb
$40.
Renos French Filling, per lb...,,..,,.....,6 to I
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EVENING SCENES.

Early in the evening the avenues and
boulevards were crowded with vehicles
and foot passengers. Later the streets
were impossible in many places in con-
sequence of the immense crowds assem-
bled to witness the illuminations. Many
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RIVER DIVISION.
GOING WEST.

THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE
is VIA
AND WHEELING RAILWAY,
From Canton to Cleveland and all points in North
er7l Ohio, also to all parts Of Michigan.
~ Be sure that your tickets read Uid HdssiQOn and
The IuScdrutOds Valley Route
On and after Nov 18th, 1877, and until further
notice, trains will run as follows:
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Trains Nos. and 6 run daily. Train No, l
leaves Pittsburgh daily except Saturday. Train
NO leaves Chicago daily except Saturday, All
others daily, except Sunday.
F. r. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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A TLANTIC AND GREAT. WESTERN RAIL.
"A ROAD.
Time Tdbk-Adopted Dec. 30h, 1877.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

RS-NoT1CE.-Purchssers Of through tickets be.
tween Canton and Cleveland via this line are
transferred free Of charge to and from our depot
in MaEsllon.
Connections are made
At UTichSville with P. &. &st L.Ry,
At Dover With N P. &CRy,
At Warwick with o. Mt va CRY
At Russell with A & G. W. Ry.
At Grafton with G. @, G. Ry.
At ElyriR with L. 8. d N. BY.
For particulars, information, time tables, DO
call on or address the agent Of the companyat
MaRillon.
7. B. THOMAA WV. GARD,
aen1 Manager, DupRinhendank
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Tinn OiI CnInrs
Superfne Quick Drying Coach Color.

These colors are ground exceedingly fine in Coach
the nature and use Of each color requires; ali of
which articles prepared expressly for thspurpose
Ivory drop black, XXX per lb....Y.~",.."45t to SOC
Xxx, ................40 10 45
X, ................35 10 40