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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-12
Seminary Notes.
There are twenty eight boarding
n the school family,

There are twenty eight boarding
in the school family,
The vocal music class has been re-
organized for this term. Eighteen
students have joined the class.
Vacation has come and passed and
now things look encouraging for q
good winter term, We were much
pleased to see so many new students
entering school. There are seventy
three enrolled and more are expected
soon.
The last day of the fall term of
school passed off very pleasantly. All
OF the students seemed to enjoy the
spelling contest, which took place in
the afternoon. The first time spelling
down; Miss Nellie Wesley stood up tue
longest. and the second time Miss
Abbie Whitney stood up the longest.
The result OF the final examination
for the Fall term was as follows, PAS
sing with highest honor Ine student.
With honor ten students. Nearly
all others passing above IS per cent.
Students not tardy during the past
term,
Carrie Stephens. Gertle Ellis,
Nellie Mercer. Alice Fear.
Students who were not absent.
AMY Amos. Addie Knierum.
Jennie Barrel. Eva Slocum.
Nellie Vessey Maggie Johnston.
Warren Russ. Edith Whitney
Delbert Drown Emma Slocum
Arthur Baldwin Clara Stetller.
John r'arrir gton.
Neither absent or tar,ay.
Nellie Mercer Hattie renny
Ethie Earl Grace VanAuken
Glen Hawthorne
The Regular Religious Services at
the Seminary are as follows.
Sabbath; Bible Class at $50 PM.
This sevice is an hour with the bible
for old and young.
Preaching at 700 Z. M.
Wednesday 1870, T.. NJ. general pray
er service.
Saturday 1870 P. NJ. Glass meeting.
The subject Of I. sermon TO the young
people for Sabbath evening Dec. 14th.
is, AND THEY ARE MARRIED.
REV. J. X. lREELAND
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-12
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Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
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pay required. 1t is guaranteedto CIV,
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Price % cents per box. For Sale BJ
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-12
History st South Dakota.
A representative wanted in ey

A representative wanted in every
HISTORY OF SOUTH DAKOTA and verify
preferred. Liberal inducements will
he offered to the right person. Apply
at once, giving experience and length
of residence IN the state and present
locality. Address.
ELMER T.. STEVENSON,
Wentworth, So. OAK.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-12
~i>
PROGRAMME.

i llONT IMAM NllL.
for Farmers Institute to be held on
the FIRST Saturday in January next.
Opening Song,
Address of welcome AL. Churchill
Paper: Tie horse, needs. care, kind and man.
:lgemen!. II. Ii. Philips.
Recit:,ti0n Lulu Tofllemire
Paper: Diversified Farming ]. 5. Binford
Song.
ESSAY: Kitchen Pantry and Parlor.
Mrs, Hawthorne.
Defamation Vivian Hit.
Paper: Why should farmers organize:
Arthur Turril
Defamation Walter Grieves.
Paper: Sheep; Profits Kind, and manage
l,rnt Andrew Mercer.
Song.
Paper Farming; from Il legal standpoint.
CIV Mcdonald
Defamation Willie Worral
.v."' sp...n.. f 81 +: !: ; $;;
~, L. Converse.
YEN. Miles,
Com. on Arrangement: l Mg: G q; hil';
Mrs, W, n. Hill.
i Mrs. i. &. Cumming
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-12

To The above. li.,ii.rn ..ciIMuui1t
You Will please take notice that the summons
and complaint was filed in the Office of the clerk
,,f the Cic,iil Gnurt Of Jerauld county OH Nov.
lYnD. j. 4. Whi { ia.. Atty Tor Ila intin
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-12

fedora 4. lIobert.
lillian +, Hubert
The State of south Dakota, to the above de-
teMdent.
You are hereby summoned and required to
nns"crtIe complaint of the Plaintiff in the
above entitled action which will be filed i'll the
office OF tic Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for
.,sr:.ud county South Dakota at Washington
springs South Dakota andto servca copy of
your al s.rr t. the said complaint on tina suo-
syribcr at his office in the village of Artesan
in Shnburn county and state OF South Dakota,
within thirty days after the service Of this sum,
mons Upon you exclusive OF the day of such SER
vi:.: ANA if you fail do answer the said conf
p!ani within lie time aforesaid the Plaintiff in
this action will apply to the court for the relief
demanded i'll Tic complaint.
Dated. Noy. LIST. 1900
j. e. Whiting.
Plaintiff Attorney
T.. g., ,g-,,t.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-12
LOCALS


New jewelry stock at Burgers.
Geo. wicks went to Alpena We'd
nesday.
Nellie and Ef1ie Reed are hack from
Huron,
g. w Moss OF Gordon was caller
Monday.
DIR. Turner has painted the interior
of his office.
-Anten Clemetsen of Media was
acaller
Rev. j, B. Freeland was at home
Wednesday.
j. Graham Of Woonsocket was in
town Monday
Il. and +. Collier of Harmony were
in town Monday.
p. ] Holzer of Waterbury was in
town Wednesday,.
-IIerm Miller of Alpena was on
our streets lasr Monday.
e. b. VanOlsteen of Mitchell has
been IN town this week.
Nv. r.. Probert was up from his
Media home Wednesday
ALT. Thompson and j. WOODBURY.
went to Alpena Wednesday.
Did you ever start for England
and not get there? "Eh!"
Elmer carpenter has returned from
Iowa. Dakota is all right yet.
VIM. Toaz returned home from
Michigan last Friday evening.
Rev. Mr., Fear, from Hutchinson
county, was in town Wednesday,
John Flanagan of Berlin, Wis. reg
istered at the Willard, Wednesday.
Henry Stephens, one of Animals
prosperous farmers, was up on business
Tuesday.
Geo. Grace came up from Lincol I
!. county, Wednesday, to attend schoo
: at the Seminary this winter.
Carrie Stephens has been able t.
attend school again. We are glad t.
! notice her recent illness was for bu
a short time.
j. c. Longland, of Buffalo county
was in town Wednesday and Thursda,
talking to the boys about starting
creamery at Washington Springs, Sc
g we are told.
> Why not have a literary societ
here this winter? We have in GU
midst sufficient talents to make Il
terary and debating society enc Q
interect and instruction to all VIII
y could and might attend.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-12

Fast Mails-jpe. with Nestbulad Trains he
tween Chicago Milwaukee, ST. Paul and Min
neapois.
Trans-Corsinent Route between
Chicago, Council Bluffs, Omaha and the racine
Coast.
Great National Route between Chica.
go. Kansas City and ST. Joseph, Mo.
5000 Miles ofnoad reaching all pri
cipAl points in 'lino!s Wisconsin, Minnesotn,
Iowa, Missouri and Dakota.
fr .' ,,y '' ,c ra'eS II siaI iSe a az
q the Chicago, Milwaukee &, ST. at
Railway, 10 any Railroad Agentanyw,!sl.
~ the World
r. Fesiiier, a v. II. Carpenter.
General Manager. Gen Pass and Tkt. AS
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-12

ass For information preference to lands ana
towns owned by tie CHICAGO. MILwAuKEE&
iiAut;AS. Land Commissioner. Milwaukee. Wis
cOnsin
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-12

Why not have literary society
here this winter! We have in our
midst sufficient talents to make a IL
terary and debating society enc Of
interect and instruction to all who
could and might attend.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-12
SUMMONS.

State of South Dakota.
(uunlyO On Je .liild. s.
In Circuit Counrt Fourth Judicial District.
l.edoIG, L. uoberl
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-12

Entered ut the Post office at WessingtOl
Springs. 5. d., as second class mail matter.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-12-12

j. G. LonglanG, Of Buffalo county
was in town Wednesday and Thursday
talking to the boys about starting Il
creamery at Washington Springs, so
we are told
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-01-30
PAT Is

Obtained, and all other business In the o. Patent
Office attended to for MODERATE FEES.
Our office is opposite the Q. 8. Patent Office, and
we can obtain Patents in less ume thos those re-
mote from WASHINGTON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We advise as to
patentability free Of charge; and we make NO
CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT.
We refer, here to the Postmaster, the Supt. of
Money Order Div, and to oficials OF the q. SPat-
ent Office, For circular, advice, terms, and refer
ences to actual clients in your State or county
address O. A. SNOW d CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
CLOSE or THE FAIR 1T STRACTSE.

>v:n,v-c. y. Y. sept l. especial Tho stat" lar
,,ir ia n r,n.r ,hi. afternoon. II ">yracIiSe
pay hnd about l3oto >yrirI>an>. with their wives
rril, hor,c, and cat;l. mad" fine spectacle this
afternoon. Til" weather ht been bad bnt the cXpo,i
t,n LA, been the best In tho history ~ the society
ard the isirn 81 Ia, INK permanent site L. 40" con
.cd.d by former friends Of trampinc and hpar'In:
around. The slortlorn dairy prizes were tins morn
ur awarded hv ". Jui-nu -iUlth The" prizes w'r,
offered by tho Amrri'an >hrthorn breeders AN-"'a
tvn 4, spencer & son. " Niant"nc " T.. rarr'd
on All the pryc> Ia thr class VI three wears old
or over the ir,t pm. II Zoo taken ~ Kitty
olnv who gave forty two pounds thirteen oun""s Of
milk fun which mad" one pound one ounce of
hnticr. The 500 dairy prife Vas won IA hcrl OF
four ',Icr:.ry hcongn: to Vic" President Lew
t. Norton, farm ~ Rhincrlln. Jl" prl" WAS for tho
weld nf "A h, ri 81 four ~ any br,t for tie space
oi twenty four hours.
The c,hibi; u French coach horses was Salh bN
many we'll known brtcdcr> {" BE- TIE n3e>t ever ads
IA Sew York state, Y. Indeed. NJ" the b~'t W 'n'
country. \ splendid scene va, presented when me
nine rairie, ~ the class for stations W -FOUR !Naie
or over v.-r brought into the circle. Tho frst prHc
WI, given 10 T. r. Peers Bnr.n. magnificent animal
Tho managers VI the fair will Just about come ont
cycn ard lose m money BY the bud weather. The
hotel, ard boa4yiing houI's havr ben taAei an!ns
Tho last three days n, never before. Every h'sht
,cor~ OF two "i men have rv"n applied ~ me station
houses .r ldginG. u, they were uia'r 70 i"i ~ '"'
mod,rt,n, Al the hotels. The biz hearted captain ''f
tL~ rrlt watch wouldn't allow them - lie ont o1 tho
s,dcwnlI. ana the Common Council chamber wa
thrown open 10 the g'l,ot"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
DEATH or HOHAfE ". POINTER

Horace MAYNARD Porter, who died on "Wednesday, at
Pli!ade phia from typhoid fever, IN" cids >"n OF
General Horace Porter He vas graduate Of Prince
ton ia the cla,. a I-a7, and during Ids college carer
WAS exceedingly popular and well liked. ON leaving
college he at once went into the employ OF the Read
lnr Railroad having determined 10 make rAilroidInI
his profession. lie worked up With characteristic nj
dn,try and pluck through various i'aid' OF the N'r
vice. and received promotion after promotion Tor his
f,ithful services. Finally he appointed pres
agent an Office attached Ia the general passenger de
par,ment Of the company. In I'M, position his ana
hiIity courtesy ard zeal Won him many friends. and
marked him n, whose future IN the profession he
had chosen WI, destined I" he bright ana -"ccc'~i"
Almost a wear ago h. wao married TO Mles Minnie
Ham~her OF rhOni2s Watson. Of No l.rl1 spruce st.
unijodnnhia where he mas since made III, home with
~ eh. rinr wife SIR Port or, although Onlv twenty
I've Years OF age, had a counties, num'cr Of friend,
,ro yij hear With deep sorrow Of his sad and uncy
death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
WEDDINGS.

At the home Of her mother Mrs A. " Barnett.
No. lOo West Eighty-sixths ST.. Miss Miriam II. BAR
nett wa, married last evening to Robert FridcnbcrS
by Profes sor Felix Adler In the presence OF large
gathering OF their friends The bride and bridegroom
wore unattended save by their parents. Miss Bar
nett was at.!red in a gown Of white faie and duca'
essc lace and tullc VEIL which was fastened WIN
orange blossoms and diamond PIN Among 'h'
guests at the ceremony and the wedding dinner which
followed it we're Professor /. l.. Rice Dr. and Mrs.
p Fridenberg Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. jacob. Miss Loucn-
rr,nd DIR. Emil Greuniug. Mrs A. II. Rhine. Mr. ard
Mrs. Max Frankcl Miss Goldsmith. Dr. ana MIS- H.
Fuller Mr. and Mrs. II. Lesni>ky. Miss Palmer Miss
PaulO Reno. the Messrs. SOnheim, A. Augustus Tyne
man, Miss Gutman, DR.. Julia Barnett ana J. H. |eir
dig. Of Philadelphia
Miss Mercy MddlcbroOk. Of Wilton, Conn.,. was mar
RED Yesterday to George E. Boyd Of Waterbury. Conn
AZ the Episcopal Church in Wilton, by the Rev j. b.
Coley. A special from Waterbury took over forty
guests and friends also present from New-lork
Bridgeport and stamford. After the ceremony receH
ton was held at the home of Charles Jones' Mr.. and
Mr. BOYD will make extended wedding Journey
through New England.
The marriage of Grace Mildred. daughter OF eN
Mayor and Mrs. Civilion Jones. Of Bridgeport. Conn.,
TO George H. Copeland son Of Captain John {. cope
lard. leading merchant of Bridgeport took place on
rarcnts In that civ The Rev. r. G.. :. McNclle. OF
the South Congregational Church: performed the cee-
Of Chicago. and Miss EVELYN Vessels Of Bridgeport.
The best man was Alfr,sl G. Jones. ON their way ("
an altar formed Of roses little Miss Lillian RinSro'c
preceded the bridal party ,trs%lng their path WITH
Saratoga. y. V. sept Il lSpecial Bishop Conroy;
Of New York. ofciated here teday AT the marriage of
Miss Mary G. QUINN nice" Of eX -MavOr ". " Nolan,
Of Albany. Joseph Willard Carroll son Of MAYOR
Carroll, Of Rochester. Among tie other clcrSymea
who assisted were the Rev Father Rurtscl. OF New
York; Vicar General Burke. Of Albany: the Rev.
Father OConnor. Of Rochester. the Rev Fathers Me
Menomv and FITZGERALD. of saratoga springs -
Carlisle Penn. sept. Is 'Specian-A pretty wedding
took place last evening at Shppcnsburg. the parties
hcnc j. G. Ashhurner. of Pott>t"wn. and Miss Minnie
Kyner, Of shippensburg The Rev. ". A. McCaTIe
of The PRESBYTERIAN Church, sisted by the Rev Nj
Thompson. Of Baltimore. oficatrd. The bridesmaid
was Miss Jean McAll>cr of P;tsburg and Cparle'
Ashbu-ner of Baltimore, was best man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
.tNELJA RIvEyS OLD NONE
Prom The Washington Post.


Castle Hill. Va, i, the former homo NJ Mrs
Chahler. Every one Knows who knows ,Ipl,t Of her
where 10 is and how beautifully It lie, In The valley
back against the Albemare Mountains Every one
too. Is familiar with those pictures OF her girlhood
ierelying out upon the long lush grass writing notes
chariots to the legs Of latydids and sending them
"scuttling" OF wondering II she drank a cupful
81 warm "Lubbly' blood She could see u real fair ::
and suffering much pain. indeed agony. we were vs.
psradise-sl Of which many believe were connections
meant TO make us ce-mad.
But every one Is not familiar with the picture Of
Castle Hill - is tOdaya s with the treat warm
poultry yard. the hum of bees thu singing Of birds
ana all those things which 60 10 make up q 0uiei
country side. quiet this ono indeed.
At present Castle Hill owns some twelve thirteen
Miss Gertrude lass OF some two or three and
twenty soon 1t Is said to be welded 10 Allen Potts
q Richmond Daisy the youngest snd'the most promls-
ing perhaps Of all: butler. maid servant. cook,
and an overseer and his family. aud among all these
people the Growing Of cocks usherng I'm the day.
ana night shutting down and the honse In darkness is
all that charsc rxes these uneventfu days At Castle
Toward khe middle OF the night perhaps. Gertrude
might lead but that Is all there IS unsnal during the
twenty -four bours OF the day at Castle Hill.
Not long since. II will be- remembered, Mrs Chan:
ler quite iii at Paris. Mr.. and Mrs Rives sailed
thither whence they have not yet returned ana now
tn; mcs.ah: the mce-wiii play: co,,r,,o ,vho Ala
and does yet all that romantic and reckless rdine Win
which the papers fvere tceming about the umc OF ne
..ouick Or the DSd." and for which Amelle got both
=. aaid gentleman an old virqinlsn and q neighbor
70 Cystic H1l-sne. too who doubtless knows;
"1vsry one d those yaFns-the White Sulphur AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
yEW AcROBlTU CRAZE ~ LONDON.

Landau letter to The PhiaheIpnla llIn'H'
Io,,duu'. new craze i for performances Oh ~ ~
.orc, .I,rk rDpcs wires aud other ronirVahr'' ~,
d.,riur deeds on a thread 81 support arro's a w.. VI
,arc All the London music halls ana p.inir P,a.
cnent like the try -tal Palace and the i1n, ~
=" H.ri,,u, Include an entertainment by skiihn
hal.ncst on the rope wifr ana Inc SPEC i '-,I =
.",arI Il us the plum Of the programme Hinl ,
ort,rn.ncc, Arc enough In tho tnFI Hi"'.
KIT chem the SANE elias, Of people 90 hn Nt'luo...
ms IT, hall, In America IN England. in Inns conhuy
H.. great and enncn;ly respectable middle GAS ~,
amy ~ we'll fed, we'll clothed nIlDils-lh'' w.
and easy stylc Of amusement. where beer anu 'a'
.u Ia cnioyed during the singing OF livcH sIls VI
,h antics OF an acrobat The romioriahic trddrr u,
"ndon or Manchester takes his wife and MS dnghi"s
-, "h. music hall and not mind rubbing siouuWS
t,n trry and 'Arlet lie pD,-s by them 70 lhoic
,ncu.ive seats. BcsIdc. iuad,agrrS OF t.is'I msc
Iii see that the strcle>i pr'rcty o l'hgiasc 10
, nr..cryed by performers and spectators alike. -,
AZ present In iondOn IT seem, TO 1o tT sou
,,,ttnn with the various wr' ana rope performer.
a. Hicnycr an act trick IN Their prolcNsi'h uhnl"
!" n. daring or popularity. At the hquariim "p,
iyr. a combination performance 81 diving mo ~.
fr,m the roof Of the building. lcln2 lrrh nom cI'o
.crn.s The and forum and Of Walking. khpcnnR a.
%,nriuc on wire rope Of the thickness. Gf tcrHtp.
uirs without any other brltcing contrivanoe eArp.
her own beautifully shaped arms ana I"g>: lms
woman became famous thanks TO the enoft' dec,c"
i"t her by the society for the Propption OF lri7t
Tive snceiy lad no word to against her chnra.tr
mr. tho derrnrv Of her performance. but II o'1ccc "
the posferS al. over London showing young woman
sftrrd I'm a corset and clU>e ftting trunks ana notn-
ng else. Public opn,On however. Old not Dach up
~ Side from Taco however. two male performers arc
now astonishing London with tler sacR'rooe See'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
TIE LEyOT TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Lenox Mass. sept IS (Special.-The tennis tourna-
ent was continued to-day Tho courts were I'm excellent
condition and the dirt used ip the morning
and the gas, the afternoon. The doubles w""
begun and singles finished all except the hna!-
which will The fYst match played WAS
between T. b Sear- and Trnc.; Thompson. The latter
WAS beaten O., SIS. W. X. Fowler and Ford Hunt
inc,on PLAYED an interesting match and Fowler won o.
SIS. sears beat &. Rowland, 6-3 O-l The 1nost H.
tnestirg match ~ the day wa, between T. > Sas anu
u v Beach in the -cIinnals Sears won IN" nret game
Beach got the va taken by sears
Reach lost points; the Mth was ">"
won nv SCARS Beach the ncNt tive" ana finally Pieo
lc ,c on: his favor Ct. amid great applause Ahf
second deuce and vantage act and when IN" men
90: the up Sail thei" was Nuch excitement
Scar. paycd carefully and winning two close games got
the set - Th" last set was h"tter yet; s"ar' won
a-alu bv he sane score. W. h. Fowler VIII meet Sears
in the rnornin. I'm the finals summary OF inc games
played to-day j. a, follows:
Third round sncs,-P. $. Scars beat Ernest thompson
a. St Fowler beat Ford Huntington CT So
Scar, beat c. Rowland 60, 81. Fowler beat Colby
q. o.. GO.
son,nn,l, sinyles--Soats beat Reach 40. ID. 10
Preliminary round Ic.I,atlow and Thonpson BRAT
F-n,hjncnam and Wheeler -. g.
First round ublcs-Kernochan and s. Russell H.
bra. FisKc and Brown IS 63. Rowland brothers BRAT
Barlow and Thompson sc. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
TIE BROOKLYN INSTITUTE FIRE.

! WHAT ELECTRIC WEE STATED THE BLAZE
TO the Editor Of The Tribun.
sir: In The Tribune of Yesterday II l. stated that
"Thr most satisfactory eXp!ara alton %! the fire tr
Brooklyn Institute /, that II caused by electric
WIRE" and. further. that. the third floor
electric apparatus tcongn. TO Professor T.. n. Var
der Wcydc. and II Is SAID that some of the wrcs went
! through the roof"
This in,inuatcs that nv electro apparatus and wires
were tie cau>e OF this 10 me- run"ns conhaGr~tion
feel. therefore. Obliged 10 make statement Of two
fYc,s firstly. that never stretched had stretched
for single wire through any part OF tho building
nor even through any room. neither any of NV
apparatus ever conn"ct"d With w'rc th"r~. Sc
ondly when four months ago ant three cart"adS OF
apparatus. diagrams etc. intended for complete
course Of lecture. natural philosophy to the Ins
tute left all batteries and otter device, intended to
ccncrate electro ~ home becauo the Institute"
was well provided this respect. being prousely
wirrd through the Whole building aud connected with
the Edison Company pant. Il With the currents
Illuminating tho rradin. room. tie large hall ana tn
lecture room In the fourth story IN whch room the
current also used for electric 'l"ch for thr
>tcrcopticon light. and for furnishing lecturers WITH an,
amour, Of current required. lay sirr-s on ~" words
ANY amount" Il, have ,"rn experiments performed
there requiring very heavy cu?cui While nave AS"
zen cctur-r, not Initiate" III IN" use "t dynamo eur
rents destroy their apparatus b. heat at III" moment
thy wiiclri the cufr'n; "n
Now A "a the c,i.: Thi"" facts ar -tAOd wh''h
MAJ eve a,leu +. thr ,p!aaiion ~ Before " p ~
,l. current ~ tho ,u.",'cnt lamp IN "" r'iih2
! room waS slightly Disturbed: g.. "a" rl"''fi' 'f"l
,,nI ped 1T Is. 90 the electric lamp III IN" rrh"ih-
10 N were all right again after N" hr" wa ont Il'
.ue:c.t, a ,"nnoct!"n hrt"""r thc clrr'r. "r"r ail
he ,aIe q! the rir ~; ';" w. t'r IL tha ~ W."
lecture 70 ,I. tie top Moor w'hrI: or "V" N,fh'
"'.ina;"d ia"r. VA, ii.'ri j.. ,,r, r ~, o
n,d ~ from "n u" PLATFORM " H"n tif,f'