, 1879-04-30

ing y common with sncl. MI engine. nnr l. Il
at MI ,ikr any machine fnr utilizing puwer
TINT hasc eyer srcr. lts Mnfn park
enn.ts,s Of = steel dtsk, atout thirty iushos in
TIE dtsk Is intended tu rey0vu IN n vertical
plane. Projecting from tic disk at right nnRles
10 It md near IL periphery ure scsr. vt $50
cscr aud varying in tenetl, from ahout 1.-Two
inches tn twn md nne.hA1f Inches, t!leAo ttn4
being highly vissatury. Tits disk Is surrounded
with A eAst.Iron casng rushing 0n cast.tros
.tcei disks ,lat nro also highly yibratory., |
venture to sn7 llat any cnElneuf scott,g thls ~.
ventnn nt rest would say that It could nut Co
propelled. Ccrtninly such was my, opnni
was a" confident that The engtnc wnn'l mt run
that ! lost I'll Interest In .ife subject, for
thought That Mr. Kec!y's MANN Tor experiment.
luz was taking him lar away tram bis ieG!tt'
natr undertaking. utilization of his Ills
y"verv. was wrong, huwu,cr, AMI Alr:
kcely was right, Tor the engine does run, MID
have seen 1t running for hpitrs At Il tlNet 1lay.
tng been starred anil being Kept rlnnlg hy
!aIaty ns thoroughly nnder the contro' ot lilo
Jnrentor rs Il the generator but llu kars tl,Rt It
H. not yet as perfect rs he means to mike Il.
f!ie nprrA,iuns saw were nt1ony the first Tint
Ing III themselves. What functions nro perform.
ci by tlir steel pins on The disk nnd tho other
acullsilr auluncts tint I hnyU referred II do
rot ptctcnl tu, uuicrataild,, nsl therefore Evr
that ,llrir hbiect Is to lntuilstfy tu vibration of
Ills vnpor nil produce rotary ur vertical c!rc1c
VI Vibration, which circle ot vibration runs his
engine, which he starts md stops ut his pleas
iecn hu.y-tu use hia own worst-''ftcal!zlng
the nuclifnc. ATTACHED to the ctuglnc Ia hollow
9ubu or sphere OF l,rnss, abuNt thirty incilcs In
diameter. Tls Elobe IL rotatGl1 by Tho disk vi
N<%f
the minute.
Tliesu descriptions nrc necessarily general md
my cxplana,tons necessarily 80 ragie TINT fear
they may tail II give YOU Mnv definite Idea nf
clear ti,ut sir. Keely las new mud Wonderful
power Which hH appcars thoroughly tU uudrr-
htaM! anu to ronlrul engineers can await the
revealing of his Ecrrets Until he hMs projected
himself hy letters patGtit. As understand the
invention, 1t is in general terms tho harnessug
uf THE uower 0l vibration, which, excepting to
| matc music, llas heretofore BEEN only regarded
| a. 4 destructive power against whsch engineers
lml to guard with the lToatctt care.
II Mr. keely's vapor is to be applied 10 ortt-
narr pressure engines 1t would be necessary for
ngcnerntor to he nut ZIP IL place of the stuanl
hoiler; hut III using t!ir kccy engine com,'ara.
many engines, for the power can be stored In
suitable vesscis MID transuor!cd to the plage
| wherc it is needed. Mr.. Kculy cstimntes tho
cos: Ut constructing II generator alAt ytbrntory
G}EtlG VI l,GvO-IlDT*E HUNEE Nv Euk tl1t
engine alone. il t'cro shond b. generator In
the neIghborhoutl frotn wheli n supply OF u0wcr
could ro had. would he all tlnt would he neccs-
sary, NIL this Of coursu would cost much lcss.
As water ~ stan1l quantities practically costs
nothing, the nnlv running expcnsu would bu thu
| Wcar nnd tear of the engine.
From tho announcement OF hts discovery by
Mr. kecly mil tho consequent formation Of tho
Kssly Motor COMPANY duwn IT,, to the present time
| prise was 1tbt lcgitlmately lusness!ko In It's
operation, but only conceived n1itl kept together
for stock -obb!n- operations which had been suc-
ccsstul enough TO enrich keely and the officers
| Of the cuniI'any. This popular notion has been
II ygry unjust ono, for fvusn what 1 have seen
nud heard of the mel engaged III the enteprsc
| II is certain tlmt they hnye hecl thoroughly In
earnest For instanyr, SUI o00 were spent o,i the
first generator which saw On my first
| visit with Mr.. Stornc. Suon after that
| visit, ut whtcn time the present gcncrator was
tlci, building. this casty structure wns discard
ell md sold Ior old iron. This expenditure is
regretted BY none Of those Interested, for they
know that through It Mr. Kecly Inns been eli.
| Ahlcd to accomplish what hu SGT out to do.
| Wien tic cosnpany WIS formed Mr.. Kccly wls
to pc paid $4,000 In cnsh and $1,000 4 year u'l-
offered to l'ln. Il. drclIs'ea to aceopt ths
knoupy, suying, "keep 1t III the treasury; We
niay need II before get throuet.' His salory
lc rccsiyed for several tno'ltbs at the ratio Of
S5,00U u year and tl.en It was lowered at his
own request. During thu past two years tlic
bnnks VI tho company show that he fla4 bccn
paid III NIL the ilnincuse shin of 81, $40, m,tcu Of
which i Is eaid he hns cxpcsltcI un Ills Inven-
| tiol,. During The sautu time the Secretary Ut
the company has received only nominal salary,
the Treasurer 1io saary Ut a'l, altt the counsel
| nothing. The Directors have served without
| compensation amt they have advanced to the
| company MS Il required tnonoy abunt Sl9, zoo.
Conservative pcoplc may regnrl soma uf my
statements as iilisctcet, anu tlaro say That
they wnuld l,nve counscicd me to wait until
| Mr.. Kccly ran train from Philadelphia TO New
York with only quart u wnter placed In his
APPARATUS heforo Iisklng NY opln[on upon ita
bsr TINT II Tie Wnrl had bccn rim By that k!tNl
| Of conservatism during the last few hundred
years they would now have to cover tt,cir hearts
with coats OF mall nl tlltir heads With hel,l,rtA
| 10 protect them from ttu lanees Ut frcebootng
l,arons ulul tllcir rctnluers. Therefore Will
cnd III lbegan by aRY!ng lhat tho s.lcccss already
attained has raised tho KroIy ,nntor ont Ut thu
/ regions OF speculation md has madu It van nc
compllshcd f1ct." J. G. ).