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Evening journal., 1892-06-09
DIED OF DlPHTHERlA.
Rain Prevents social Dance Preparing
for Children's Day.


Rain Prevents "a Social Dance Preparing
for Children's Dny.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MmDLErowN, June 0.-Annie Collins.
the 3-years-old daughter of James Collins.
residing on the farm Of William Taylor,
three miles from town, died yesterday
at 1 o'clock with diphtheria.
The funeral took place at 3 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, lnterment was made at
Forest Presbyterian Cemetery Willie,
the 14-years old son, contracted the
disease from his sister and is at present
quite sick.
A dance which was TO have been given
last evening at the residence of Il. II.
Cochran. near town. in honor of their
guest Miss Ethel McWhorter Of Milling
ton. Nd, was postponed on account
of the disagreeable weather.
The members of the Forest Presbyterian
Church are busy making preparations
for the Childrens Day services which
viii be held in that church on the oven
ing of June 10. and those who are 90 par
ticipate viii practice three evenings a
week, with the intention Of making this
a grand success.
Personal-Preston Hardcastle and wife
of Chicago are the guests OF the fomers
sister, Mrs Thomas Cochran on North
Broad street. Mrs. A. NJ Brown of
Philadelphia is visiting her parents Mr..
aud Mrs. S NJ Reynolds DIR Edward
Pearson. who quite recently graduated
from jefferson Medical College in Phila-
delphia is visiting in town. Miss Edith
Reynolds. who has been visiting in
Penns Valley, Pa, returned home
yesterday Miss Bessie Reynolds who
has been visiting in Philadelphia for the
past two weeks, returned 10 her home
here ON Tuesday. Miss Mary Eliasou OF
Chesapeake City was in town yeste rday
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ONE CENT.
ReAsoNs FoR A NEw TRIAL.
Counsel for HUT, Miller and johnson FILES
Them WITH the Clerk Of the reace. 1


Counsel for HUT Miller and johnson FiIes
Them with the Clerk of the Peace. 4
Peter H. Cooper Jr counsel for George
Henry Hutt, James Johnson and Daniel
Miller. alleged murdcrors of Noah Ben
son, the Delaware City negro. and who
were found guilty of murder in tho
second degree ON last Saturday. filed his
reasons for new trial with Clerk Of the
Peace Biggs this afternoon, Five reasons
are assigned. They are as follows.
''iirst-Julia HUT having been ac-
Quilted, win be a witness in the case as
TO Miller and Johnson stating that Mil
Ter was not at her house until Saturday
morning following Thanksgiving; that
Johnson did not stay al her house
Thanksgiving night November 20, 1891.
and that she did not know Noah Benson
and he was never within her house
"Second--New evidence in the person
of Captain McMun who saw Noah Benson
as late as half past ten on November 26,
1891, standing alone In front Of DR.. Dun
laps, this entirely separating him from
the defendants.
''Third-New evidence In tho person Of
X G. Saddler. who rode down ON the
train with Miller on Friday afternoon
| the day following November 26. 1891 -
| from Porter's To Delaware City
"Fomth-The verdict was against the
| evidence In the case
'Fifth-The jury in rendering the ver-
diet which they did were obliged to find
that the defendants did the killing. but
that they did 1t with implied malice, and
| there was not evidence I'm the case 10
warrant such a finding
The motion for new trial viii proba
bly, be argued on Monday. The prisoners
and their counsel are hopeful
Evening journal., 1892-06-09
MOONS PHASES,
Length of To-day.
The weather.

Partly cloudy to fair. slightly warmer weather
will prevail, preceded by rain, with fresh 10
light southerly winds and haze ON the coasts.
On Friday. in both sections, warmer. fair
weather will probably prevail. preceded by
some clOudness on the coasts, with light
variable winds. becoming mostly suuthcrlys :
and on Saturday. fair weather, with rising
temperature. Outgoing European steamers
will have sOutherly winds 70 the other SIDE
of the Banks. with considerable fog.
New York Herald Forecasts.-'lhe North
western storm depression has extended troin
North Dakota to Texas, attended on It's SOUTH
ern side by q decided warm wave" winch
will probably move slowly eastward and De
felt sOmew hat im this section TOMORROW, ana
more decidedly from Saturday TO Monday in-
elusive.
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NJ 1NnrI nrnrrn..lnr-

The work on the extensions of the
electric railway on Eighth and Ninth
track on Eighth street has been laid to
King street and all the paving
street The work of paving the eXten-
sion of the Maryland avenue line has also
been commenced The wire brackets on
the Ninth street line Shave also been
plaeed in position.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
N. nnrl. /. IN nIIddletown to-day.

\. w. Davis is in Middletown to-day.
Secretary Of state d. r.. Marvel is In this
city to-day.
Charles II. Clewen Of New Castle is in the
city To-day.
Speaker Of the Senate John p. Donahoe
went TO Dover to-day.
j. Frank Dunleavy of the Chicago Herald
was iu Wilmington to-day.
Hon. Charles b. Lore and family moved TO
their summer residence near Grubb's Land
ing yesterday.
Charles Wharton. who has for some time
past been with j. j. Smith az Fifth and kiie
streets has resigned and is now doing special
chemist work.
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y. VI. {. A. Notes.

The field day committee viii meet to.
night
Charles S. McCowen, who is physical
director Of Che y. NJ G. a. at Cumber
land Nd, is visiting relatives in this
city Tie has just returned from Spring
field, Mass, where he has been attending
the Eastern Conference Of Physical
Directors
Physical Director Hoffman, who has
been in Springfield, Mass, is expected
home on Saturday.
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nj nn,n All.dnr serrlce.

The Heavenly Recruits viii hold an
all-day meeting tomorrow. Rev. E. l..
Hyde Of Chester win ofliciate at the ser
vices al 2 500 clock ana they viii be led
by John Frelding in the evening There
viii be baptism in the morning i'm the
Brandvwine at the foot of Walnut street.
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Tnn sn..en lrons.

In conversation with an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter to-day. Secretary Of
State d. H. Marvel said: "rhe June shed
of peaches in Sussex county is very large
The crop viii be very small Those that
are left are of the early varieties
OF the standard varieties there are none.
The crop of corn will be tine largest for
years. The wheat crop is also in good
condition. We have not had any rain
for ahnnt lhrne weeks
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The Adtenlnrer Tound.

Special Despatch Evening journal
DovHR. june o 9-Lawrcnce Bailey, the
boy who disappeared from his home early
yesterday morning, was found at Bron-
fore this morning by his father who took
the early train in search OF him. He had
been there since yesterday afternoon.
The boy did not have much to say.
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nank storIf soId.

Yesterday afternoon ex-Attoruoy- Con
eral John Biggs. of this city, trustee for
near Middlctown containing $50 acres
10 Nathaniel Williams. for S3l an acre,
or Sl2. l5i. He also sold twenty shares
Of Odessa National Bank stock to Re
cordor of Deeds James T. Shallcross. for
$40. 80, the sale aggregaiing 81 $50
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Id InlI DnMn stnlr..

Willard Farra, the S-years-old son of
George ID. Farra. of No. 200 East Second
street. fell down stairs last night For
some time the child was unconscious,
Dr. William c. Pierce was summoned and
found that although no bones were
broken, he was seriously injured about
fIo liua
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SunnI 10 CoIno to Ilirl.wood.

IL IS said that Charles Marvin who for
several years was connected with Sona-
tor Stamford of California, and who gave
Sunol her fast record of 2.OSf is expected
at the kite track at KirkwOod during the
ensuing week Should he be favorably
impressed, it is likely that he will re-
move his string Of trotters there, includ-
ing Sunol
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1IcVey Contract Awarded.

James +. Cotton has been awarded the
contract for building a house and stable
for John McYey on West Seventh street,
near Broome His bid was $1,000. Cap
tain r l.. Rice is the architect
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DENNIS -DYE.-At No. ~ Bennett street,
on the Sth instant, By Rev. John FRANCE,
George B. Dennis of this city, and Victoria NJ,
Dye OF Cecil county, Ma.
DENNIS -DYE.-In this city. on the Sth in
stant by Rev John France. George b. Dennis,
OF this city and Victoria ~. Dye of Cecil
county. MARYLAND
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A ncnent Fe.tixaI.

A festival for the benefit of the Taber-
nacle Society will be held ON Monday and
Tuesday evenings on the lawn of A. J.
Hart S residence at Eighth and Rodney
streets. There will be music by a selected
nrchn.Irl
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- nlln pndrIdn CIo.cd.

The Ola Podrida choir contest for an
organ was won by the choir of the Har-
ris0n Street M. h. Church The contest
was practically between the above and
the First Presbyterian Church choir
Tho organ was awarded TO the winner
which. i'm turn, presented it TO the First
Church choir. The Ola Podrida closed
last nirht.
Evening journal., 1892-06-09
Policemen Have New Trousers.

The policemen have received their new
pantaloons from J. ~ hullin & Sons.
The trousers are similar to the ones now
being worn
Evening journal., 1892-06-09
ro Arrnnqo for mo Parade.

The Delaware State Firemens Associa-
tion viii hold a meeting i'm the Fame
Hose Steam Fire Engine Company's
house tonight The object is 20 make
arrangements for the firemons parade in
NnAr lnsIln ON Oclnhar 10
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Drnnn nY HNmen.

Willard L. Westcott and Miss Harriet
" Johnson were married at the home Of
tho brides parents at Elsemere yesterday
afternoon by Rev w +. Bainbridge, ID.
d.. of Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
After the ceremony the couple left on a
wedding trip 70 Atlantic City. On their
return they will reside at Elsemere Mr..
Westcott is employed as a draughtsman
for the Edge Moor Iron Company.
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RnccntIon I'D the ChIIdrens, Homo.

The managers of the Home for Friend
less Children held a public reception
to-day The doors of the home were
opened from 10 a. m. until p. m., and
during those hours there were many
visitors
Evening journal., 1892-06-09
Combined schools on an E1cursion.

The combined Sunday schools of Ep-
worth and Goodman NJ r. Churches went
to Woodland Beach this moring on the
steamer Thomas Clyde The boat left
King street at 7.45 o'clock with about
900 excursionists on board The First
Regiment Band accompanied the cxcur-
.f..trN.
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In. I.nr rI.n W..

The Harlan and Hollingsworth Conn
Central railroad ready for shipment
The company expects TO have ten more
ready in few days
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I.,lcnti,e cnmmillee NIeetIng.

New Castle County Democratic ENecu-
tive Committee met at the Young Meas
Democratic Club this afternoon and
transacted routine campaign work Viii
lard Salisbury, Jr., was in the chair
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smrlh nnlIdlnr RehnIIt.

The Smyth Building which was de-
stroved by fire some time ago, will lie
finished by the last of the week The
knights Of Pythias expect to be in their
rooms bv June %
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nIore rronertr condemned.

Building Inspector Dohl this morning
the old stable at Fourth and
Lincoln streets and ordered It 60 be torn
down within FIVE days Hawkins &
Co, are the agents for the property.
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To Pnv a rsrnfrrnal NisIf.

Mizpah Castle oil Philadelphia viii pay
a fraternal visit 10 Fame Castle No ..
A. o. H. of NJ G. tonight The visitors
will come on the steamer Wilmington
and win be met at King street wharf by
a delegation of the home lodge
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pntcnt noor I.a.teners.

The local agency for an ingenious device for
holding the door open has been taken by
Walter McEvilly 10 is automatic ia its
action. and the door is released boy pressure Of
fIn
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HELP wANTEs.

NOOK AGENTS AND CANVASSERS
ID wanted 10 take orders for popular work.
Highest commission paid. lOb Market street.
DFpUTIEs AND INSURANCE AGENTS
II wanted for a leading Beneficial Order
Liberal commissions Co good parties, 1000 Mar
kct street
L ADY AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
/ 4 Equitable Life Of New York. only repre-
sentative women ueed apply. Excellent terms
10 solicitors ANSON A. MAIEi, General
Agent, Equitable Building.
w wriglts JAMES MILLS, Fourth and
Railroad avenue.
WHITE COOK: ALSO WHITE NURSE F;
w Must have good references. Apply la4
Market street.
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slrnmhrrrN Ee.IlNnl
0Mnrn

By,the Shields Library Association az the north
west corner Of seventh and Hhipley streets.
Dancing every evening. Doors open at 5.3O.
Evening journal., 1892-06-09
N. !. Clothing 6 House.
Wilmington, Thursday, june 9, 1892.
Meetings For This Evening.

City Council.
So of ST. Vincent de Paul St. Mary s Church
Star Loan Association.
st. Johns Commandery, X. T.
jefferson LodgeI. o. o. f.,
Asylum Lodge, ]. o. o. X.
Eden Lodge. I. o. o. f.
Clayton Lodge, *. of p.
Keokuk Tribe, ]. o. Il. NJ
Wawaset Tribe, !. o. r. NJ.
Warwick Castle, X. q. +.
Liberty Lodge, A. o. q. f.
Lady Washington Home Communion.
Admiral DUPONT Post, g.. A. r.
II. S. Grant Post, q. A. II.
Ladies' Aid Of post2, G.. A. r.
Ladies Aid of Post &, q. A. r.
General T. a. Smyth Circle.
Naomi Lodge, A. G.. l..
Wilmington Lodge, A. o. u. w.
Brandywine Conclave. $. W. NJ.
Wilmington Lodge. Order of Tonti.
Lady Washington Council, ID. of i.
Alpha Council, t. of II. c..
Washington Lodge, A. +. A. NJ.
Mt Calvary Enc. and Knights Of st. J, and NJ
Fame Castle. A. o. X. of NJ. G.
Genl John A. Logan Castle, A. o. X. OF NJ. c
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FoR SALE.

HORSE FOR SALE.-Sl5u WILL BUY ONE
III of tho best rOadstcrs in this county; can
travel twelve miles i'm one hour, and on good
road can show thrce-minute gaiti perfectly
kind, and fearless Of steam or electric cars,
Viii iet responsible party take him ON trial;
will take building lots in whole OF part pay
ment Also frsi-class farm wagon. built by
Pabcocl. price $50 =. J. FORD,
Second and Webb streets.
NOR SALE CHEAP-A BRAND NEW
i Combination lock Barnes safe. Apply
q. s. HORN. li2 French street.
TF YOU WANT TO SELL OR RENT PROP
i erty call on HAWKINS a CO, Tle Market
street. No charge unless rented or sold
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AT THE CONVENTION.
No Important Business Trans
sacted.
ADJOURNED TO EIGHT O'CLOCK.

The Convention Called to Order at 11.ee
"a. m Committee ON Resolutions Ask.
FOR Time a nccess Taken Untn night
O'Clock Tonight.
Special Despatch to the Evening Journal
NEW YORK. june 0-An American
Press Association despatch from Mime
apolis says "Tho Committee ON Gre
dentials is not yet ready to report A
vote for adjournment sntil s o'clock this
evening was taken and there were lO7
ayes and 2GO nays
1t is now generally believed in Mime
apolis that Blaino's name will not be pre-
sented to the convention.
MINEEAPoLIs, june 9.-1125 a. m.--
The convention was called TO order at
1922 Il is said that the Committee on
Credentials win be ready TO report at s
o'clock tonight Il is also said that an
attempt viii be made to relieve the com
mittse and have all contests decided ON
the floor Of the convention in order 20
get a test vote as to the strength Of rival
candidates.
1928 a. m.-The chairman of tho com
mittee on Credentials asks for further
time and says that ho will be able TO
repors at p. m.
Senator Cullom offered resolution
that the Columbian Exposition be con-
sidered a great national undertaking and
that Congress take such action as may b,
/ proper to carry this out
11.41 a. m,-Convention took reces.
/ Co 8 o'clock
Evening journal., 1892-06-09
Clearing House.
MARRIED.

The exchanges OF the Wilmington banks az
the clearing house to-day were; Total, olE,-
1855; balance. $e,'N1E.
Evening journal., 1892-06-09

Is last summers Straw hat % little Yellow
Ffarrant Tri-Fhosa In water will restore the
original fresh color. Grucers and druggists
sell IL
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Omaro

steam Yacht is open for engagements for
excursions for the season.
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PI,oPOsALs.

CrATFD PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE
- -9EiiVFD al the Board of Public Educa-
fion room until Monday evening, l5th instant,
M s O'Clock. for the erection Of an ADDITION ana
.,,i i.e fiors cnn ha sCal0t the office OF rank
II. Carsyvell. NoIOi West sixth street. a Dond
win he REQUIRED for thc fnithful peilorn9nSe
of the work. frhe committee reserve the right
TO reject any OF an BIOS.
BY order of the building Committee.
BERNARD DONDHOE, Chairman.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING TIE Enc
L gine house of the Lenape Ere company
New Castle viii bc opened Friday evening,
al Office of ARCHITECT CAkrWELL, VII
mington, OF at office Of T.. Mc6RORA, p. o.
Box lis, New Castle.
Evening journal., 1892-06-09

steam Yacht is den for engagements foI
excursions for the sRson.
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nUsTNEss OPr0RTUNITIEs.

NOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
II REAL ESTATE.-'ihe ycll-known "frac-
tcal Farmer Hotel at Grubh's srandyNlne
hundred. is offered for sale, OF will exchange
for city real estate; has been licensed for one
hundred years; the only road hoNse on inc
Philadelphia pike between this CITY ana
Chester has "a splcndid.har and hoiel iihue-
JOHN p. DONAHOE, No. so Orange street,
Wilmington. Del.
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Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED.

RESSMAKER DESIRES POSITION As
- seamstress. Apply 1905 Pleasant street.
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NOTICES

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
n Office of Delinquent Tax Collector.
Sl0iS Market street.
All countv taxes for year 1891. not paid by
Juiv lst will be collected by Levy with costs.
GEORGE j. flNCk. Collector.
U7EACHERs EXANiINATION.-AN EX-
animation for second and third grade
teachcrs will be held as follows:
NiddletOwn, June Is.
Newark. june -. ,,, -
Wilmington. June 25in school building No. ],
corner Fifth and French streets. .
III. ID. GRIFFIN,
County Superintendent of schools.
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Wilmington. Del.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
rINWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
i also table boarders. No.lUb Washington
street
NNTANTED.-BOA GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. No. 4O6 East Fourth street.
FIRE INSURANCE.
nor FTkE INSURANCE IL THE MOST
II reliable companies at lowest rates, call
on HAWKINS a. Co. 1l2 Market street.
PROFESSIONAL
NvIILIAM +. SAIALLEY, ATTORNEY
w at-law. removed to offices No. .O. Equi-
able Building 9th and Market streets.
nR. PETER COOPER,
EYE AND EAR,
Equitable Building, Ninth and Market Streets.
Hours, 8 q. IN. 20 p. m. Take the elevator.
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lost AND FOUND.

C,TRAYED AWAY A BLACK SHEPHERD
- dog; answers To name Of louto; has whlte
neck and feet; collar with paddock. \ re-
ward will be paid for his return TO DIR. Il. j..
SMITH. Dentist 81 Market street.
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SULPHUR "sPuNKs."

"Spunks common name for splints
tipped with sulphur-Bere in general use In
this country prior 20 1925 and fingered in OUT
of-the-wAy places long after the introduction OF
matches In certain districts OF France TODAY
they are still in use. being much more econom-
ical than matches from the point Of view of
people OF simple habits. Hunting parties and
exploring expeditions bound for distant coun-
tries usually carry, besides matches. strike-a-
lights for use in case matches are exhausted or
meet with some Of the many accidents to which
they are liable. Patents are still sought from
time to time for pipe-hghting contrivances in
volying the use of flint and steel struck to-
gether by some more or less simple and me-
chanical device. variation Of the .-spunks'
was cuTled sha wings tipped with sulphur.
Al the beginning very general prejudice was
felt against friction matches because they were
poorly made, hung DIRE. readily absorbed mois-
ture- emitted noxioas odors and were costly
The worst ones, however. were more expeditions
than the finder box. and improvements were
soon made Nevertheless IL is seriously sug-
gested by Mr.. Hough az worthy OF inquiry
whether the alarming deterioration of the teeth
OF the present generation nav be due to
phosphorors matches more than TO soft food
Attempts 20 supersede the wretched ''spunks''
produced the finder pistol. the finder wheel and
later the first chemical match. Dusxarce saws:
when for the first time match could be in
famed BY dipping IL into q bottle full Of phos-
phorous msstie mixed with oxide Of phos-
Jhorous the result. were fine, but we're far from
those now drained. This primitive inver ton
b due to Cagniasd de Il Tour. and was the
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of the industry Of making friction

foundation of the industry Of making friction
matches
The next invention was called the ''instan-
taDeous light box" or "eupyrion," or dip
splint," said to have been first introduced in
Vienna in 1909. The only United States patent
Of this device was taken out in 1914 under the
name Of ''match-hght box" II consisted Of q
tin box or wooden receptacle containing glass
bottle filled with asbestos soaked with sulphuric
acid. into which were dipped splints tipped With
sulphur and mixture of chlorate Of potash.
sugar and gum arabic. The splints were ignited
by dipping them III the acid. Unfortunately
the acid lost its strength after short time aud
the composition with which the splints was
tipped melted in a damp atmosphere. 30 that
the "eupyrion," which WAS costly to begin with.
obtained but limited popularity Another
fire producer on the same order was the
'prometheans." tubes of glass filled with sui
phurie acid surrounded with an infammable
mixture made chiefly of alum and sugar. On
being broken they gave an instantaneous light.
Another preparation of the same sort was COM
posed of chlorate of potash and sugar mixed
with solution of gum. The suiphurfc acid
was contained in a small glass bead imbedded
IN the paste and rolled up fir gummed paper
When the bead was crushed with pair Of pliers
the acid came in contact with the potash and
fame resulted
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FIRE MAKING BY SAVING.

However. the usual method Of fire making by
saving. practiced BY these people. is to take
two pieces of bamboo. one a followed, convex
strip and the other prepared with an edge like
= knife. The former is placed with the conyex
side up and the knife edge is sawn rapidly back
and forth across it, Presently the followed
convex piece is pierced through the top by the
saw and the incandescent dust falls upon finder
beneath. igniting the latter. Sometimes the
process is reversed and the convex piece hold
ing the finder is sawed upon the bamboo knife.
which il hxed with the edge up. Bamboo is an
excellent friction material The siliceous coat
ing is favorable for the Development Of great
heat while the soft, marrowy substance inside
Is very inhammsble. Quite as odd is the only
method Of fire making known to the Poly
nesians, to whom il exclusively belongs namely,
that Of the ''plowing stick" The operator rJlbs
a groove II piece OF soft wood with the end of
a stick Of hard wood. the rubbing stick wearing
of particles OF the soft wood and pushing them
along in q heap n. the end Of a groove By
acceleration of the motion they are brought up
to the point Of ignition. Much expertness Is
required to perform the process successfully.
but flame Is said 70 be procured directly, with
out the use of finder
The modern lucifer match is superior to all
other devices for producing fire. SAYS the author
Of the monograph quoted, Mr.. Walter Hough
since II combines in one instrument arrange
ments for the creation Of the spark. for catch
ing IL on finder and for starting a blaze
steps requiring separate operations in the prim-
tive machines. OF the devices which preceded
the friction match the nearest likeness to il