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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF five lines in this department are
inserted for Is cents for time three times for SO
cents OF 70 cents per week.
Il osT-IN THIS CITY, ApRIL ODD, A GEN
II a tleman's Gold Locket initial Of" on one
side, engraved on red stone 81 so will be paid to
whoever leaves it at this office. ap24-3t
St1RAYED TO THE PREMISES OFN
- JACOB KUNSTLE a small BLACK I'm
HORSE, white on the left hind foot The eoA
owner can get the horse by calling at JALUB
kUNSTLE, Freeport road, near Willow Slough.
ap23 3t.
VNANTED-AT HoUSTON'S EMPLOYMENT
w Office, Fourth street, one door south of K.
ALL KINDS OF HELP, Male and Female.
Particular attention paid to supplying families
and hotels wito help, FREE OF CHARGE. apl3-1m
NNAKE NoTlCE,-BANK BOOKS AND AC-
Il counts against the Capital Savings Bank, either
In small or large amounts, bought by NJ. Sim
mons, Auclioneer, Az street, between Fourth and
Fifth mr3O.tf
A NY0NE IN MED OF RELIABLE BOOK
IA keeper, Copyist or Correspondent in English,
French OF German for a few hours a day, may be
accommodated by addressing calling at HENRY
FUCHS, No. 500 street, Sacramento. Best of city
references given. mr27 1p1m
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n Daily Record.Union.

sents line for eaoh insertion.
Advertisements Of Situations Wanted, Housesto Let
Inserted In the DAILY RKcoRD-UaIos A. foHogs:
.25 cents
One week 76 centa
Seven words TO conRtituta Ina.
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TNoR THOROUGHBRED .z.eSSg-zr,.
JERSEY BULLS, one aud two k5sss, ~
years old. Bred by Robert Beck N&A1NS9
Apply to THOMAS WAITE, Brighton, ---SA---x4
Sacramento county, Cal apl2-u
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT - AT A RE-
duced price; pleasant quiet and home-like-by
the Day, Week or Month. Northwest corner Third
and J. Entrances street, and on Third be-
tween ] and streets MRS TEN EYCk. aplO-u.
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THE WEEKLY UNIoy

THE WEEKLY UNION
Published in Eemi-weekly psrtsl
u Issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
copri rising Eight Pages IN each ISSUE Sixteen Pages
each we /. and is the cheapest and most desirable
Home, News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacific coast
Terms, One 90
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted for 70 cents for time three times for 50
cents or rs cents per week.
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EoR SALE A SALOON BONG A COOL
business. Complete in Fixtures. Is offered at
a bargain owner is going East, by BELL S CO.,
Auctioneers. ap23tf
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ENARM TO LET-TWO HUNDRED AND ysx.s
four (20D acres land in Placer county, wv
on the American river, miles north of Fol- s-e-
som. known as the McDevitt Ranch. There is on
the place about 10000 bearing grape-vines fruit
trees (peach apple pear, etc., alfalfa field field for
pasturage, etc The greater part is first class foot
hin and-level or undulating is mostly under
fence, and most Of it lying between the North Fork
ditch and the American river there are ample
means for irrigation. The is desirous of eas-
ing this property on account of illhealth and to
good tenant excellent inducements will be offered.
For further particulars apply upon the premises, or
address the undersigned through Postoffice Box
No. 343, call upon same at the office of
HALL, LUHRS 81 CO., Sacramento.
ap15-1m JOS. F. MADDEN.
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNI0N.
snteIsa Posi- once Sacramento as second eass matte.
PUBLISHED BY THE
sacramento Publishing Company.
WIN. H. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication ONCE. Third ST., bet. and X.
rHE DAILY RRCORD-UNTON

fspuhlshed every day OF the veek Sundays excepted
eor III monthA ~
Tor three months 90
s1bscrfbers served By Carriers at TWENTY-FIVE
Oxsrs per week In all interior cities and towns the
paper can be had Of the principal Periodical Dealers
EeNEmen and Agents.
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VNoR SALE-A REMARKABLY GOOD WATCH
Il Dog, splendid looking fourteen months old.
Weight about IS or so pounds. Apply at this
office ap24-3s*
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Advertisements OF five lines in this department are
inserted for Is cents for time three times for 50
cents OF rs cents per week.
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SACRAMENTO, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL se 1880.

the road would prove of great value to the
Government as a military highway, and pub
lie policy should encourage its completion.
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C.1O AnA A SOLANo GRAIN FARM
- SIO.UUU. for sale; miles from Railroad
Depot richest kind of level grain land; 40 bushels
of wheat per expected this season. One years
crop will pay for the farm. Little cash will swing
the place. If you know good bargain when you
see it this is of them. For further particulars
address or inquire of CABL STRoBEL, Commission
Agent, 32l street, Sacramento ap24-tf
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01
Current Notes.

4. la. chuckieth the mince-pie,
81 may be doUmod, but shall have my
reveng ge.'
"W Want me to come and fight eh? Tt
eli 'eIn I'm busyi Eve lost my watch un-
der the bed and must look for it,
Eugene Hdie.
1t believed by hose who know him
best That Hannibal TIamlin's only sorrow
is that he cannot hold Office 800 straight
years.
Oliio's first colored jury found a
verd ct o':-"Not guilty, cause he didn't
done it."
1he l. lndon Examiner speaks of ''the
Jacob Aston Library of New York.
a number Of Strasburg shopkeepers
have bee fined ten marks each for plac-
ing tlea ch emblems on their goods.
Rhssaus who are devoted to Dickens
are eagerly looking forwards to a
translation of lis letters promised by a
81. Petersburg finn.
Japan las iron coins worth about one.
hundredth Of one cent. They are alleged
to be chiefly used foT aims and Offering
to gods.
From the number ofreceipts published
in newspapers 1t might be supposed that
no one had yet produce any tolerable
work on cooking.
\ Si'ux City conductor discovered a
tramp curled up on the platform tI,I
oth.r night, and yelled :-''Light out
Novel! lhe tramp woke up and said
- OH don't make so much fuss, or tn,
colCIctor Ii come around and nut m
both OIL"
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01

DoN'T WALK ON A RAILROAD
TRAcK.-People should be careful to
keep off the tracks of railroads. During
the last ten years most of the reads have
greatly improved the beds of tt acks so
that they are more solid, and the new
rails are of better class, hence the cars
run more smoothly and make less noise.
The consequence is that numerous per-
sons who have been accustomed to walk
ing on railroad tracks have been killed.
Two men were killed yesterday in
Philadelphia, in the day time, who were
on the track. As men grow older their
bearing is less accute; sometimes the
wind is blowing in direction that car
rles the sound in direction from the
party in danger, or Just at the fatal mo-
ment his attention may be drawn
from the approaching train. Safety is
best secured by keeping off the tracks,
and this advice cannot be too strongly or
too quickly urged upon the people of
this city and vicinity.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01

The PROGRESS OF WHINING rom
We invite the attention of our readers
TO the article elsewhere in this issue Of
the GAZETTE upon the progress of Will
mington since 1850, and the probable in
crease in our population in the succeed
ingtel years. II, as it is claimed d by
many, the city in 1890 will contain a
population of 10000 there will be those
then asking for another extension of our
city's limits. The progress of the city
has been very gratifying so far as its
population is concerned I; but its in
crease in solid wealth is certainly the
most gratifying feature in its advance
ment.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01
$4,000 For o. Life.
A HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST THE GEL
MANTOW RAILWAY

A HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST THE GER.
MANTOw RAILWAY
The wife and daughter CT Mr.. walling
recovered heavy verdict yesterday
in Judge Miller's Court against the
Germantown Passenger hallway Com
pany for the killing of Mr.. Walling at
the curve near the Foster Home on Gi.
rard avenue. The plaintiffs alleged that
the DECEASED, owing To the crowded
state Of the car, was obliged to hang on
the front platform by the rails, and the
driver drove so swiftly around the curve
that he was thrown off funder.the wheels.
This they claim made a clear case of
negligence on the part of the company.
The company set up that the accident
did not happen at the curve at all, but a
considerable distance beyond it; that il
was not curve at all in the strict sense
of the word, sbut merely bend in the
track caused by the DETECTION of the
street; that the real cause Of the accident
was not the inlting of the car, which at
the time had passed the curve and was
lsoing on a straight track; II was tlat a
tinman with his tools unde- his arm
came ont OF the front door on the plat
FORM, rbshed his way through the crowd
With a rush, jumped off the car and ran
across the lots; and that in his effort TO
oct on lnF tti If hnbthtAl several mas
senger4 off, Mr., Walling included. Mrs.
Waling in the trial was represented bv
R. p. White, Esq. while the railroad
company was defended by Thor as ],
Barger, Esq
Jrd1e Mitchell charged tho jury thar
If can stopped for a person, and ac,
cepts that person as passenger, and he
takes the only place there is left upon
which he can ride, il is equivalent TO An
a,surahce by the company that they will
make the place a reasonably safe one
If hO viewer, there is room inside the car.
and passenger takes, of his own choi e
a dangerous position, then lie does so al
his own rlsk.
The case was gwen to the iury shortly
after Ioon on Tuesday, and, after being
out al night, they returned YESTERDAY
morning win verdict in favor of Mrs
Wa ns Tor 1900.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01
From the n. Y. Herald.
ECtisDn's Great FOrE.

TREATING THE PUBLIC TO ANOTHER Ex-
HIBiTioN OF HIS ELEoTRIC LIoHr-
HE EXPLAINS HIS SYSTEM TO THE
cRl lrlCs-iAs OFFICIALS PRESENT.
MENLo PARK, N. j., Dec. 81, 1879.
Edison's laboratory was tonight
thrown open 10 the general public for the
Inspection of his electric light. Extra
traius were run from east and west, and
Notwithstanding the stormy weather,
hundred ofpersons availed themselves of
the privilege. The laboratory was bril-
liant ly iiluulinated with twenty Ave cleo
tric lamps. the Office and counting room
with eight, and twenty others were dis
tributed in the street leading to the de-
pot and in some of the adjoining houses
The entire system was explained In de.
tail by Edison and his assistants, and the
hight was subjected to variety OF tests.
INTE RESTING EXPERIMENT..
To Illustrate, Mr.. Edison simply at
tacbej the wires of the motor to an cleo
tric lamp, discoDnecting the latter. The
rapid changes from hight to power and
from power back again 70 light attracted
much attention and ELECTED not a little
admiration. The method of producing
the current, the mode of measurement
of the electricity consumed, the manner
of connecting the wires and the other in.
oidental details were practically illustra.
ted. The simple method of preparing
the horsethoe tilameut attracted much
attention. AT Que of the tables in the
laboratory an assistant sat with small
punch in his hand punching from pieces
of cardboard the little horseshoes.
FUTURE EXPERIMENTS.
Among the visitors present were sew
eral gas company officials and electri-
clans, who subjected the system to close
examination, Edison ordering every IA
ciIity to be given them for making all
the tests they required. Among the
prominent persons present were W. E.
Chandler, of New Hampshire, ex-Secre-
tary Robeson. and Senator Plumb, of
Kansas "A II the visitors seemed satisfied
that Edison had actually solved the prob
lem of practical household llluminati on
by electricity.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01

If THE break in the Tay bridge is as
c can one as it is stated to be, the
c 'lances are tie disaster was due quite
as much 10 inferior material as to inn.
perfect construction. 1t is a rather no
tPrious fact that the quality of British
manufactured iron has been deteriora-
q ng Of late, and it would be interest
ihs TO know whether, in this instance
the manufacturers and inspectors were
more or less to blame than the engineer
who designed the bridge.
Now that Glasgow chemist has prc-
duce crys telized cartons which are
vertable diamonds, there is a chance of
coal HEAVIER becoming as big man as
a hotel clerk.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01
IRON .StOchs Risin0 in Price

WHEELING, Dec. 30. The iron stocks O.
Nheeung and vicinity, of whatever de-
ScTIptiOn' are about al al mar noNr inclnd
inA tn ,se that could hardly be sold al "a
ceIIts on the dollar six months ago. II
5eem> strange that the iron stocks thai
people are now ready TO buy at par and
oVfr should, 50 many Of them, have gone
"A begging fIr purchasers a few mnnthss otto
At iar less than par. But IL is "A law thai
tht very people who are the most ayerse
tobuylng anything when 1t is dead low
II lpflce re the most certain to buy II
when II has reached a dlzZy altitude ofin.
U1tlDu. "
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01
~ OTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
~ OFFICE OF THE WATER
nRpA I

WILMINeToN, Del, December l. 1879.
The bills for 1890 are now ready and pay-
able al the Registrars s office, No. 1000 Mar
ket street. The law requires that all bills
paid on or before January 3lst, 1880 the
lace OF the bill, those paid during tho
lhose paid during the month OF March,
~ per cent. additional, and any amount
remaining unpaid after April LIST, 1880, the
teglstrar is required TO have the ierules
WlIhuIaWn ana SUIT instituted ior the re-
coVery OF Ihe amount due; and the water
Will not be let into such premises until
such arrears, with assessments and ~ for
drawing ferules, are paid.
Olnce hOuTs from II. m. to D. m
WILLIAM j, MORROW.
decl- -eodD- edJ eodF He@is,rar.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01
SALE OF ELECTRIC LIGHT PAT.
ENTS

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 30, 1879.
Charles f. Brush, of Cleveland, has
} lst sold his English patents for cleo
INC lls sh'lhR apparatus to large incor-
pprated company In London for $50 600
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01
ST. Louis, Hannibal ana Keokuk
RAILROAD COMPANY,
First Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds,
nErIr

'ssued at $4,000 per mile OF completed
road $4,000 cash per mile already paid in
on stock subscriptions and expended in
construction,
Principal and interest payable in New
York, coupons April and October.
We offer a balance OF S5OO,00O of these
bonds at 80 and interest, reserving the
right to advance price without notice. and
recommend them as a safe Investment.
AMERMAN d BURWELL, Bankers.
uecB I'm. No rs BrOad street Npw Nork
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01

At Wilmington, Dec. IL, ls7e.l
Notice is hereby given to the stock hol-
ders of this institution, that an election
will be held at the Banking House, on
Tuesday, January 10, 1850, between the
hours of aud p. M, for the purpose of
electing seven Directors to serve Tor the
ensuing year. X. IL. EWBANKS,
decl6-te. Cashier
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01
10 the Public !
The undersigned having a large as
sortment OF

FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE.
win offer to the citizens of Wilmington
Inducements heretofore not offered by
any dealer In the same line OF goods. 1
ID per cent. lower than manufacturer 4
prices and all other kinds of furniture nj
rates equally low. l am determined To
sell those goods and persons desiring oar
gains VIII ma IL TO their advantag To
give me call, before purchasing eIss
where. T, NJ. OGLE, 6U9 Market ST..
&c., Auctioneer
darD-tfn SCiN'
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01
; and lOC Counters!

TO THE TRAD Tine live business men
OF the day are starting these counters. We
are the OriginaJors and Headduarters
We have the only two ExCLUsIyE5 l0c
Jobbing Houses in the U. S.
HS-Send Tor Catalogue and particulars. 10
BUTLER BROS,
200 d 202 Randolph ST, CHICAGO,
70 d. 2s Chauncy S., BOSTON.
octll-3m.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01
~ OTICE

~ WTLMINGToN, October ], 1879.
The Wilmington Savings Fund Society
hereby give notice that on and after Janu-
deposits at FIVE 90 PER CENT. per annuTn.
By order OF the Board. 49,
j. ERNEST SMITH.
ocl-om' Treasurer,
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01
DI.ECTIOy-
ELECrION NOTICE.

Il NATIONAL BANK WHINING
TON AND BRANDYwIEE,
December IL, 1879.
Stockholders are hereby notified that
an election for nine directors, will be held
at the Banking House, on Tuesday 18th
day of January, next, between the hours
Of 2and clock p. u.
G. W. SPARKS,
decl2-te. Cashier
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01
OTICE

NJ OTICE-On and after March lst, 1850,
~ the price OF lots IN the Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemeterywll be: reserv-
cd sections, special rates determined by
the Board. Sections from A to II, inclu-
sive, 50 cents per square foot. All other
sections, 10 cents per square foot.
BY order Of tn. li,trn.
decl0 2tawtEll. ALBERT w. SMITH. See
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01

NJ OTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ Farmers Association of New Castle
County, for the recovery of stolen horses,
will be held in Wilmington, at the "Tele-
graph Building" corner of Third and
Mark ct streets, on Saturday 9th of Janu-
ary at 10 O'Clock a. m, when a President,
Vice President, Secretary and Treas urer,
and ten Directors will be elected. Pune
tual attendance of members requested.
JAMES H. HOFFECKER,
dec30- Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01

NJ Office.
IN WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. 81, 1873.
The annual meeting of the stock no iders
OF the Delaware Western X. r. Co., will
be held at the Office of the Company, in
this city, on Monday. January u, 1880, at
Directors will be held at same time and
place. Polls open from 10 to l2o'clock.
W. PALMER,
decSl-tm. Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01
NOTICES.

L ELECTlON.-Notice Is hereby given to
~ the stockholders of the Wilmington
and Kennett Turnpike Company, that an
election Will be held on Monday, next the
9th day OF January, 1880. at O'Clock p. m,
at the office of the Delaware Fire lnsur-
auce Company, No. sos Market street.
Wilmington Del, for the purpose OF elect
ing ten managers, to serve for the ensuing
year. ]. POULSON CHAN DLER,
dec2l-4t. Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-01
ILECTION NOTICE.

decl2.te.
, 1880-04-02

with cn,atinn. Inn give ym1r hnntt, he knl
"tn tho n1sl Eninl,ntatlf Win gTn with tho criI
t.sty. n,l1 WIN woca on with tho ctf,t,,ry. Fifty
tn',lhy. flcrn he stopped nnil lonkcd ru,snd
on ,'a NIL III tpecch1csH gnit1tulc. It wna ,naR
nltrnt effect. hfnny erfcd. Then Fn rt'sc fro,n
py,honrss. icsl hor tntn fhn grsr,l reception.
nMtn fur cp!Erc. Inn nre mt to x,ppost, Tint
iien. Tho rcurtaion. ros., WIN sotn,nnf.ic b
tho trawtng- tntin wiuowR n,,tl tho hntrl guests
wcro stnuslfnR In rr'ws behind tlrso windows tn
They had lcc,, whiting hnro fur MI ilo,!r or i,sn
for tfpan crumbs frtnn nllr fill frast of u,rsl"
IT,, hni when Inst seem by mr. they wcro milking
R'it,t,ue nj lIuYur el.,wn Ut snowy hair and OH
Snrnh's ehoulAcr-blai1cs.
, 1880-04-02
HI'lnying sNIal1g dc 1salatna.ss

.... .dlHnfh L0isfttHft1H.
A wcil.known GG'ryInII, Whlt0 travelling In
Liberty County recently, nut n lnEno nugro
preacher III the road md stopped him for u lit
t.u tMlk.
"l}utier," Rntd tho gentleman, II soc you
havo yntlr lsihle In YOUR hand- Do you pre4ch
tG-tlayf"
"fHsscr."
"Wcll, what Is yntr toxtY'
"Wcli, nlll,, Hfnt tnok no tox' rs ytt." w
"Whni! no text! Don't YOU propaso your
"Nn, sli1, iini zartiy." ....... ..
"Mhy, l3iltlor, hayo never known n preacher
tu deliver Il Sermon without writing 1t or think
tnX II tscr.
"Dnt's wrt'ne, snh. nut mint 'cortln' tor do
scrtptrr. ne DlbEo say: '0peh your Inouf Oil
will I'LL Mnl.'"
"llnt ,tuon sshoro aro son,o mighty big
nnt,tlthA."
"Yck,rr, dRts so--tlat's 60, shn.'
swell yt,ll huyent prepared my sermon, anil
yon haven't takem alIy text, Whit dp you In
tDtltl ~ do t1-tlMyi"
"Woll, sat,, les spccks torday fer tor play
'roun' 'llOli9 do PsalhH."
, 1880-04-02
FALSE And TRUE,
Wo extract from Or. 1tadwny's "Trcat!so D.
Diacnso and It's Cure" Us f0liow8:
List Of Diseases Cured by
RadVays S2rslpapi|Lian Resolyelt

Chronic Skan s'i4enscs CaT1ca nf the Bono, Hu-
MDra In tho fllotnl, Scroflloua Dscaacs, had OF
Unnntura Ifnbit III I1ssIy. Syphilis and VenercnL
FHyer Eorcs ChFnnic nr Old Ulcers, Butt Fhelitu.
Ricketts,, Whte Swelling, Scnld 1fenh, Uterine
Affections, CankorH. 0lantlular SWel1Inga, Nodes,
Wasting and DecAy IT tho Indy, pllnnlns and
1lotehes T,t1nnrs. Dyapepaln, kidney and bind.
der Discusses, Chrtn[c Rheumatism and Golt.
Consumption. Gravel md Cnlculoua Deposits,
somctines nre given apcctolia rttlmcs.
VIC assert that thern Ia no known rcmcsiy thn&
Possesses tho rltraffye power over thaap diseaae8
TINT ftatways ttesovent furnishes. It curcs
step l'y step. surrey, from thu foundation, and
restores tho injured purts to their sound condi-
Hon. THE WASTES or TIE nOpY ARE ErOrFED,
AID HEALTHY HOOD IL sulTLtED 70 THE sra-
TEN. from which now material is formed. ThisIs
tho l}rat corrective power OF Halfway ffcEoIvCnt,
~ C9ses whnr0 the system has bccn anlIvated.
nnd Mercury; Quicksilver, Corrosive subt!mnte
bnncs. j0Ints, 1tc.. causing cnrlca Of the bones,
ricketts,. apinnl enrvRttlrcf, contortfons, whito
BwGiinas, yRricnse veins, etc, the BnrsApnrfIltnu
will resolve away those deposlta md 9xter1ni-
nate tho virus Of tho disease from tho system.
". II those who hrr tAktnE thess medicines for
tho euro Of Chronic. Ser0futnus. nr Syphllttto
discusses. hownvgr allow fnay 10 tho cure, feel
bettcr. and find their general health i,nprnv-
Ing, their fesh md weight increasing, or oven
progressing. IN those dsonacs tho patient
case T. not inacttre; Il not nrresteh md driven
from tho blood, It will spread and continue to
undermine the constitution. AZ soon as the
BARsAPARILLtAN makes tho patient feel brt.
tor" cvory hour you will gr0w better and tn-
crease In health, strength, and tlesh.
, 1880-04-02

Prof. IzitcItclt's Proposed Aerial Voy.
nEc 10 tho North Iolo.
Mr. 1nrk titrltA.

Prot. IzitcIlclt's Proposed Aerial ;Voy.
age 10 tho North Polo.
Sttu 1'nrk Iitrttd.
Prof. nttche!l nude ,Iylng-maohtnc about
two years ngo that woilhl really fly. It went up
Or c,.lno down ut the wish Of tho opcrstnr, won't
forward and backward. turned arouln', re-
mnlncd In ono rlace, or wont to my dcslrud
polut-in short, II rrosad thnt II ilying-nnct.lno
was possible, although 1t toll far atort Of rcnl-
Eziug whit its protector hoped for, and TINT,
while navigation tn tho mir WIS lt'sslblv under
certain conditions, ther0 wero circumstances
whom It WIS not practicable. TITO Ms,ch!no wMs
exhibited at Philadelphia, ut tho Permanent Ex-
position. Mt Hartford, nn subsequently at Ilns-
ton. Ita performances excited wonder md s,,r
eiplo upon which It's construction was blset',
sysa sysa yus ~ !aysss ss so g 1ssn',, .sis no!si y:
L I now as il .s s"p'siSaf 'isia wfsh ~ rof aov hss, @
Get, saes.'stcd, periaps, byConmanisr Cheyn.,'.
grand aricIno of re'sGhl.'y tno Nnrtt lole byy
VIII I" T. the ,xsS N"xE pas % Il ny htehs srs pn; XII the
very rol.anlls tlsIt Will keep Capt. Choyng from
reachinK tl.ore will hu tho o..ca by which viii
h. h. s 5 bs tt woaks sl e s tne sh III liz hc
i ds:s nst ,n%tsrsl!y @ aisr { fc,!n '<, ti.e
power ii III Il hnrizontuliy plAcei oyiln.ior II
Hussnnlcr coth.-f'ue. linen Contpd With fndin
rubber II + ct1arRo'l with hydrogen gs. Giasts
rhtlro Ael, Iir1HHl lA1ll5 extend nver the cyl
lntler, which II ntH'ut twchty-ttM feet lnnE md
thirty fset In diameter. narrowing towars! caei
rrAl. frt,n, which tlle eur IL suspended. Tho iul-
thInu IL Rtlnpntl snotilt,3 ilku tho skccttIn 0t
c,'ttcr sleigh. on tho top Ut which is tho'opera-
In irs,at Of tho aoat is cog -et,yctl steel wheel
ntont ten inc!ies y, diameter, with 'lnllllle
ANlr}yikrfntly tHtINnth fftN RnNrntnr. tt ri