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slagsing ut Untsago.
Especial Telegram to tie Globe.I

CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-The Paddy Ryan
combination, under the management of
''Parse n" Davies, gave realistic enter
tainment last night. Il was far superior
to the one given by John L. Sullivan. The
exhibition concluded with a three rounc
soft glove set-to between Paddy Ryan and
William Sheriff, the Prussian who came
ever here from England to match Mitchell
Sheriff, although fully head shorter than
Ryan, is built from Ghe ground up, and is
ell muscle. Some rousipg blows were ez-
changed. Sheriff is with the combination
for the purpose OF putting Paddy in trim
for his coming contest with Sullivan.
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Work WiIITeII.

Anthony TroIIope's AutObiography.l
My own experience tells me that a man
can always do the work for which his brain
is fitted if he will viii give himself the habit
of regarding his work as a normal condition
of his life. / therefore venture to advise
young men who look forward to authorship
as the business Of their lives, even when they
propose that the authorship shall be OF the
highest class known, to avoid enthusiastic
rushes with their pens, and to seat themselves
OF their desks day by day as though they
were lawyers clerks, and SO let them sit
until the allotted task shall be accomplished
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Motto GaraeId's Unhnotg,a Larer.
[CIeveIsud, O., speciaI Telegram.

For several days past q strange young
Mrs. Garfield, on Prospect street, seeking
an interview with the widow Of the late
President. Ke was we'll dressed, aristo-
cratic IN manner and good looking, He
annoyed the Garfield family very much.
He said his name was George Washington
and that ne was distant relative OF the
father Of his country. He claimed that it
was arranged that he vas to marry Miss
hollie Garfield, and that he came all The
way from st. Louis for that purpose. DIR.
Boynton, the family physician of Mrs.
Garfield, took the case in hand and report
ed the matter to the police, who are now
on the lookout for the ST. Louis crank
Officers have been placed at Mrs. Gsrfeid's
house to make the arrest.
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CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. ID, 1888.

I will make application to the District Court
in and for the county of Ramsey and State OF
Minnesota, at special term held Saturday,
Dec. %, 1888, at the Court House in st Paul,
Minnesota, for judgments against the several
lots and real estate ombraced in warrant in
nv hands FOR the collection of unpaid assess
ments, with interest and costs thereon for the
hereinafter named special assessments.
ALI in the City of St. Paul, County of Ram
sew and State of Minnesota, when and where all
persons Interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and description of real estate are
as follows:
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HymneRf.
Especial Telegram to the Globe I

CHICAGO, Dec. 1s.-The Sunday morn
ing papers have the following under the
head of marriages: December ID, 1888,
by the Rev. b. W Thomas, Geo. McOiin-
took, of Chicago, and Annie Hirst, of St.
Paul, Mimi. No cards. 81. Paul and
New York papers please copy.
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MINNEAPOLIS News.

oEFfCE-No. 9 Washington Avenue, oppo-
site Nicolet house Cdice helLrg from { a. rn.
t. 10 O'Clock p. n.
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ANUsEEEETs.
WEEK OF Dec. II, 1883.
Only VARIETY THEATRE in The City.

The Russells, Jee and Mary, Daisy Donaldson.
Edward Thorn, Arthur O'Bisn, Kitty Morris.
H.-V. Lee, Hattie Lse, Maud Cliff I'd, Lille
Morris, Blanche Trenbam, Libbie Marietta,
Smith Warner, Marion Knight, Mamie Gibson,
Lottie Laviere, and the Regular Stock COM
pany.
lnatinees every Thursday and Saturday after.
moons at ESQ. Popular prices.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, g.
RAMSEY. COUNTY,
Be it known that on this sixth day of December,
A. D. 1888. before me, notary public in and for
seid Ramsey coun y, persol ally came Herman
Greve, william Dawson, Arnold Kalman, Ansel
o pc hem, Robert A. Smith, Emil Mannheimer,
Robert aIannheimer, to me personally known to be
the same persons described ia and who signed the
above and foregoing articles of association for in
corporation, and they each for himself acknowl-
edged that he signed the same freely aud voluntari
~ for the and purposes therein expressed les
his free act and deed.
wM. S. MooRE, Notary Public,
Il. ST. Ramsey County, Minnesota
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Lake elmo and Saltwater Tratna.

LEAVE MINNEAPOLIS.
y7:z5 ms 1880 am, 1890 M, ii2o0zn. tl:se pa
IA:sU .. ~7:iC 2 N.
LEAVE sr. FAUL.
1850 f5I5 II, 1905 srn 1909 N, fl2:ts sD
1905 81 1905 o u and y:4S n,
hgsVn s1ThLyATgE FOR BIT. PAUL x AzHnz4E1Ezs
T80 IL 1913 a m, Il2:G9 NJ $i:ls rnl 1890 p "a,
z3'p m, IS 81
Daily. Except Sundays. Z Except MoadGSg,
s1sgr- licket2, Sleeping Oar Accommodations
sIl information eau be sscurs as
nc. 72 El1oll9t Houss Bloch Minneapolis. Il
). OHAh6ONHEAu, Ticket Ag6's.
Mime poiis depot corner v ashins On szid EoUesk
eyenae north. Z. L. MARTIN, Tickst &:7S-@t-
Corner Third snd yackeon strsets, st. gagtil
CHAS. II. PETSOB, City Ticket ige1t,
Kew Union Depot, foot OF Sibley street,
RNEBgL & BROWN, Ticket Aasata.
81. e. HAYDEN Ticket Agent, SsillwEssx,
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srsTr CT MrssEs5rs }

OFFICE OF The REGIsrTs OF DEEDS.
This is TO certify that the within instrument was
fled for record this Office at ST. Paul the 9Th
day OF December. A. D. 1883. at IL O'Clock a. M.
AID that the same was duly recorded in book Of
Interpretations; pages 45o-459 inclusive.
TL.s.1 O. H LIENAU,
1852 Register of DEED
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Attend the suction sale Of the Coffee House,
tomorrow, at I0o'olooS a. NJ, at ~ East Third
street
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Assessment for Ope ming and Elk
tension Of Dakota Avenue,
through Lot 4, Block 81,
West st. Paul Proper, in the
Sixth Ward.
West st. Paul Proper.
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DRUGS.
HOFPL,[N'S ''"' ,"',' com CUR,
~ 80 - @A~A, - VIII Cure
DRUGS.

All kinds hard or soft corns callouses and bunione
causing no pain or soreness, dries instantly, vii
not soil anything and never fails to effect cure
Price, Csc; by mail, SOC. The genuine put up IL
yellow wrappers and manufactured only by Jos. R.
Hof1in, druggist and dealer in all kinds of Patent
Medicines, Roots, Herbs, Liquors, Paints, Oils
gernishes, Brushes, etc. Minneapolis. MINI.
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STATE OF MrNNFsoTA.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of State.
hereby certify that the within instrument was
filed for record in this Office, the 9Th day of
December A. d. 1853, at 8 O'Clock p. m, and was
duly recorded in book "In of interpretations, on
OF cages $685. inclusive.
FRI soN fACMEACH.
Secretary of State.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
The Saint Paul Real Estate and Improve
nent Company.

Know all Ken by these Presents: That We whose
names are hereunto subscribed, nave agreed TO as
sociate and do hereby associate ourselves together
for the purposes of incorporation snd of being
created and constituted corporation under and
by virtue of the laws and statutes OF the state Of
Minnesota, and to thet end and for that purpose
have, and do hereby adopt and sign the following
Articles OF Incorporation:
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YELLOWSTONE
National Park.
LIVINGSTON, M. t.

The Denver OF the Northwest-Is the terminal
point of three divisions Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. tits located as the geographical cen
tar Of that line. 1t has had q most marvellous
growth.
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Harriet Prescott. Commencing on
W side Of Dakota avenue, on N line of
lot 4; block "a, West st. Paul Proper;
thence W parallel with Delos street to
point 200 feet E of W line OF section 5,
towu %, range ~; thence My to
point so feet N of Delos street and
100 feet E { said section line; thence E
parallel with Delos street to Dakota
avenue; thence to beginning ..... $40 0e
Same Commencing On W side of Dakota
avenue, Oh n line of lot 8, block "a.
est St. Paul Proper; thence W
parallel with Delos street TO point 80
feet E of W line of Section S, Town %,
Range %; thence My to point 200
feet of Delos street and l76 feet E of
said S line; thence parallel with De-
los street to Dakota avenue: thence s to
beginning - $40 90
Same. Commencing on " side of Dako-
ia avenue on \ line of lot2 block 81,
West st. Paul proper; thence My
and WHY along Dakota ave7ue to "
line of section 8, town IS, range ~;
thence to line of lot 9, block Is,
West st. Paul proper; thence E to be-
ginning SO
Robertson's Addition to West st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Block Assm't.
b A Prescott, Except " 20 ftl..W $40 90
D D Merrill. EXCEPT alley W 20
# of -.........--.... ....-...W gu
Supposed Swrer I'D Amsnt Of
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ARTICLE FOURTH.

The highest amount of Indebtedness or liability
to which said corporation shall at any time be liable
shall be the of five hundred thousand dollars.
And the total Indebtedness and liability of the cor
poration shall not at any time exceed the amount
of its full paid capital stock.
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Robertson's Addition to West st. Paul.

ALI in the City of st. Paul, County of Ram.
sey, State of Minnesota.
347-350 GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
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ARTICLE FIVE.

The names and places Off residence of the per-
sons forming this association for incorporation
as follows:
Herman Greve, residing at Saint Paul. Minnesota.
William Dawson, residing at Saint Paul. Minnesota
Arnold Kalman, residing at Saint Paul, Minnesota
Ansel Oppenheim, residing at Saint Paul, Minnie
sofa.
Robert A. Smith. residing at Saint Paul. Minnesota
Emil Mannheimer. residing at Saint Paul, Mime
sofa.
nesOta.
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ARTICLE FIRST.

The name of said corporation shall be THE SAINT
PAUL REAL ESTATE AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
The general nature of the business of said COR
poration shall be the buying, owning, improving
selling, and dealing IL lands, tenements, heredita
ments, real, mixed, and personal estate and prep
erty.
The principal place of transacting the business
of said corporation shall be the City of Saint Paul
in the county of Ramsey in the state of NinnseesR
wkeIe its principal Office shall be kept
ARTICLE SECOND.
The corporation shall commence on 'the Nine.
teenth (1eth) day OF December, A. D. 1885, and Con-
dnue for thirty years.
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The amount of the capital stock of said corpora
ton shall be one million of dollars.
No stock, nor any certificate of stock shah at any
time be issued until the full par value thereof has
been actually paid in.
Said corporation may purchase and buy in its
own stock. and the stock SO purchased and bought
in may retire and extinguish or may hold without
merger OF extinguishment the stock so purchased
and bought in, and reissue the in the same
manner and on the same terms as other stock; as
the directors may determine and elect.
One hundred thousand dollars or two thousand
shares of stock of said corporation shall be sub
scrbed for and taken and fully paid up at its par
value at the commencement of he business of the
corporation; ano the balance OF said stock may be
issued from time to time under such rules and
regulations may be prescribed by the directors
consistent with these articles.
The stock may be paid for in money or in proper
ty at valuation to be fixed and determined by the
directors at any special OF general meeting, by
resolution order of the board of directors duly
entered of record in the record of the proceedings
of the board of directors, particularly describing
the property and the price or value fixed thereon
as to each item or parcel, and property shah be
taken, and no stock, certificate of stock shall be
issued therefor until such order resolution has
been SO made and duly recorded
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Iowa 4 MINI. Division.
Sou. Mimi, Ia. & Dav'pt tx.
CelInarAcconmodation. 90.
Mason City, Sou & West. OF
Hastings & Dakota Div.
Aberdeen 8; Dakota Ex....
Aberdeen u Dakota Ex-.-.
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pzPARTrHa TIA,
ptysr Diviston.

Ever UivlsIOn.
Milwaukee Z Chicago Ex. i.
Milwaukee & Chicago Ex. e.
Le Crosse, Dubuque, Rock
Island : ST. Louis Exp.
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ARTICLE SEVEN.

The capital stock of said corporation shall be
divided into twenty thousand shares of fifty dollars
each.
In witness whereof we, the per SONS herefnbefore
named AS the incorporators, have hereunto sub
scrioed our names and affixed our seals, each for
himself this fourth day IF December, A. D. 1888,
at the city of Saint AMI, Minnesota.
HERMAN GREVE, ISeaLJ
WILLIAM DAWSON, Seal
ARNOLD KALMAN, (SeaL1
ANSEL OPPENHEIM, SEAL
ROBERT A SMITH, SeaI.l
EMIL MANNHEIMER, TSeai1
ROBERT MANNHEIMER, Seal.
Signed and sealed in presence of
WIZ S. MOORE,
EDWARD HENRY
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A''l'' -F''7'
st. Paul. af,anssp,Ils
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O 500 g m 10 GAO : n
O 4:a0 pm G i20 ? u
&c 500 PM 1;l0 q II
O 800 @ IN @ $50 2 a
A 800 p n d z q n
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Chicaga. milwaukee & 81. Pail Railway.
.rriva, and departure OF through passenger train

Leave Leave
Ilnnsap'lia ct. REa;.
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RETURN OF 4 VICTIa OF SHANGHAIERS''
Ftom 7he Boston Rerald. Jan. %.


The hero of the adventures recorded below
arrived IN this city few days ago r stoker an
the captain Of the vessel he discharged here, and
doubtless Is now enjoying the comforts OF his fathers
man graduated from a prominent law school in New
York City In the fan OF 1851 and with ample funds fur
nisned by his father aud III the company OF number OF
his schOolmates, who quite willing TO help him
spend his money, started on extended tour among
the dives" that abound IN the metropolis To the beat
OF his recollection their tour occupied several days and
the last thing that the young man renembers OF life on
the company was I'm great part. made up OF those who
go down TO the ships Ills that
OF being tossed and knocked about IN small bunk in
the close forecaste OF vessel Starting his feet
and working his way slowly deck, he found that he
unusual motion or the vessel aud weak from long de-
bauch he ondeavored to ud out where he and how
he there The first mate told HIM that he had ship
ped the vessel In New York as common seaman and
that they had good luck he would nd himself at Port
said In Egypt IN about sixty days. He endeayored to
with the officer told him he was not sailor; that
he knew nothing Of the and that he had
OF little USE however. the bark for such the vessel
proved to be- shorthanded and every on board
Knowing nothing OF the workings Of vessel his posi-
ton horrible one. The trip proved unusu
ally stormy, and by the time the vessel the
Mediterranean the abducted man was IN sorry cOnd
ton Arriving ut Port SAID he taken violently sick
with foyer, aud placed in the hospital. whence he
forth IN about month almost skeleton Having
no money friends. aud not knowing what to do, ne
wandered about the streets Of this desert city by day
andat night he lay In his hammock listening to the
strains OF strange music as they hoated FROM concert
hall and cafe Finally. driven to desperation,
he managed to secure berth as stoker
On English steamer, hoping almost
against hope that something would turn up that would
enable him TO reach his home and friends IN the United
states About this time between England and
Egypt broke ont and the steamer which the young
employed was engaged in transporting refugees
from Alexandria and Port Said. Shortly atterwar he
was present with his vessel at the bOmbardment and
capture OF Alexandria, and, with true Western enter
prise he secured many valuable relies OF that historic
struggle. At the close OF tho his ship ordered
TO England and thence TO this port and after an en-
forced absence of year. he landed in Boston. His
reception at the house OF his father who long gave
him up as lost, may well be imagined
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Nr1v WORK. DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1883

sented handsome appearance. Representative
from other clubs Of Brooklyn present The
which was continued until late hour.
NEWARK
The trial of Ernst and August Frcidricks for
manslaughter in causing the death OF Edward
Schiling by beating and kicking hiu, was co "
cluded yesterday. An ante-mortem statement OF
the deceased man was excluded from eVidence., pc
cause 1t bad not been properly drawn. 'erdic'
OF not guilty was returned by the jury.
NEw-JERSEY.
HoBoKEyCThomas Martin aud John CasNs Sy,i %eai
Guard, when the company disbanded IN 1851
They refused to give up their uniforms ana ycs,er
Danforth, quartermaster of the company carey
surrendered his uniform and was discharged, Dus
Martin Is held for examination.
LONG ISLAND.
NoRTHPoRT- Presbyterian Church has CALI
ed the Rev. Mr. Shaw to become its pastor.
RIvERHEAD.-The Rev. DR.. See has been secured
to fill the pulpit OF the new church. Mr.. North
rup, hotel keeper, has within the last three weeks
been tried three times and fined $3.50 for selling
liquor without license.
HEMPsTEAD.-,John W. Smith, leading mer,,
chant of the village, and editor OF The Hampstead
Enquirer from 1881 to 1S41, was stricken with
paralysis few days ago. No hopes are entertained
OF his recovery.
RIDGEwOoD-Tester and James Baldwin went
duck hunting on Tuesday afternoon. While cross
ing a brook, James stumbled and fell and his gun
accidentally discharged The shot struck
Lester in the face and arm. His face was badly
torn and three of his teeth were knocked out. lie
was taken home and his wounds were dressed.
LONG ISLAND CITY-Mayor Petry, of Long Island
City, made three appointments yesterday: John
Gregory was made Commissioner OF Public WORKS;
John b. Woodruff Water Commissioner, and
George Payne, Clerk to the Mayor. A meeting OF
the Water Board was held in the afternoon, ut
which the Mayor presided. Commissioner Gleason
made bitter attack upon the members of the COM
mission under ex-Aiayor De BeYoise. lie charged
that contract entered into by the old Commits
sioners aud Tichenor a. Stafford. for additional
water supply for the city Of 100000 gallons per
day, was obtained by fraud The Wafer Board he
added, had paid 1ichenor ~ Stafford $1,000
that they were not entitled to. The Board decided
to discuss the matter at future meeting..:...
Alderman James II. Bennett, of Long Island City,
died at his home in Astoria, yesterday, after q
lingering Illness He was Commissioner of Public
Works during ex Mayor DItmaTs administration,
and was member of the Common Council several
times. The funeral will lake place on next Sun
day at the Episcopal Church of the Redemer.
STATEN ISLAND.
GRFENRIDGE.-'rhe trotting mare Matte Lyons,
with arecOrd ODD died on Thursday al the stables
OF Henry 5. Bedell Some time ago Mr. Bedell was
offered 1900 for the animal
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
BRONXvILLE.-Eugene l.. Underhill denies that
he attempted 10 commit suicide by drowning, as
has been stated. He was trying on his skates he
says, when the ice gave way and he was precipita-
ted into the water.
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PEOPLE REPORTED MISSING.

Augustus r. Hopping, dealer in broom corn and
materials for brooms left his place of business at
No. % Jay-st., this city, on. Monday. January To-
and has not returned. He lived IN Newark, N. j.
His family say that they have heard nothing from
him. Sheriff Davidson yesterday attached the
missing mans property at the instance of his credit
OTIS.
A statement was published yesterday that Lizzie
b. Foster, IA schoolgirl of No 1903 Seventh-st. Jer
sey City fifteen years old, who was reported MISS
ing, was supposed TO be with man named Fowks,
who carried satchei marked III. f." Frieads of
Horatio Fowks, of Rondout, called on Captain Ben
nett at Police Headquarters yesterday and ex-
pressed their Indignation at the statement. They
said that Mr.. FOwks left Rondout few days ago
and had not returned he q respectable man,
and his disappearance bad no connection with that
of the girl. The Foster grl left her home and came
TO this city with another girl All trace OF them has
been lost.
Mrs. Emma Macknton a widow. thirty years
old, left her home No. 1913 Orchard st. on Sunday
She has not returned. George n. Pierce, of No. 1913
Water-st, had received no t.dings yesterday Of his
brother. Norman NJ Pierce, of Buffalo who was last
seen on Monday on a passenger train near Roches-
ter, on his way home from Churchyllle.
Dominick Gray. la0orer. has been missing from
his home at No. 500 Eleycnth-ave, since Sunday.
Ignatz Schoeuhard, German cabinet-maker,
twenty-scven years old, of No go Ninth-ave., left
his home on Monday morning TO go to bis work.
He has not been seen since then by his family
Anthony Monet, q short and slender young man,
with dark hair ana beaTd, disappeared from his
home, at No. $50 Ihird-aye, on tuesday.
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JOLLY SKATERS AT CENTRAL PARK.

There was an agreeable change IN the weather
Yesterday The velocity of the wind had decreased
east In was cloudy and looked ike snow. AZ
Hudnut's the mercury stood at 1872 at n, M ia
AT @ a. m. 19o at o a. IN, 23o at IL m, 20. AT .
u. m. 27o at @ p. nj. and % at y y. IN. toward
evening there were moro indications of snow. Dnt
none fell. At Central Park there was pretty
throng chasing each other over the ice an gay lois
and Young boys with new skates cut up al sor.s ol
antiSs the milder weather did not melt the Ice
enough 10 interfere with the skating. H.. o.,
Although the North and East hivers were lteeI vi
DRIFT ice Yesterday than ON Thursday, there were
many large foes When the leo worked INTO inc
IN and out The greatest quantity OF zee was
packed IN Communipaw Bay. From Bedloe aislahd
down 10 the Narrows. for half mile OH oil Statep
Island ferry-boats were much delayed and they
stopped running at = u. IN.
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THE SPEED OF LOCOMOTIVES.

Professor f. r. Hutton. of the COLUMBIA College
school of Mines delivered his third lecture last
night at the college, under the auspices of the Ens
neerIng Society, on Tho Growth OF the Locooino J
tive Hs traced the history of the locomotive. ana
eevated the latter part OF the lecture to remarks
mon the Great Mogul" and tho Consolidation
engines of theP ennsy lvania Railroad.
In determining the ruling power OF an engine
pra fessor Hutton said the great point OF consid-
Grafton aside the size of the boiler aud the area
of the cylinder is to keep the driver iron ipping
divers This weight. If concentrated directly on
one point, would crush the wheels or track. rms
difficulty is obvated by Increasing the nuinuG. "a
The Great Mogul engines have ter wheels. Inc
larger the driving wheels the greater the speed
and the smaller the wheels. the greater the
have only one pa of dri wing wheels and that very
large while the Mogul and Consolidation engines
vunia. have small driving wheels aud mny OF them"