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The Yessler VIII Case.

WABASH Qnd.), Feb. 22.-The Yesler
will case at Seattle has developed six
heirs, who will make fight for share of
the estate. These heirs are nieces and
nephews of the millionaire. Attorneys
will be employed to go to the coast to
represent them.
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Edwin Booths Health Improv

A'AH ''OO'ih = AAS'titl lhiBFONeu.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-The appearance
of Edwin Booth at Daly's ;heater last
night aroused great interest and gratified
surprise. The actor looked much better
than for sometime and seemed to enjoy
the performance of Twelfth Night"
greatly. 1t is reported that Booth will
visit number of other theaters, now that
his health has improved.
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BaIlotinr for Senator

HELENA (Mont.l, Feb. 22.-The Sena-
torial ballot to-day resulted: Mantle u.
Clark 2l, Dixon IL, others SCATTERING.
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Municipal Elections in Pennsv.

PITTsnURG, Feb. 22.-Y esterday's cleo
ton resulted in the choice of Judge Ber-
nard McKenna (Dem.) for Mayor. The
only Republican elected was Joseph Dem
iston, Treasurer. Allegheny City elected
w. NJ. Kennedy (Rep.) for Mayor.
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Bavaria beats the rest of Germany in
the production OF beer. its breweries turn
ing out supply equal to 30 quarts per
inhabitant per annum. And there is less
drunkenness in Bavaria than in prohibi-
ton Maine.
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Masked Robber Fatally Shot.

lola QIas.), Feb. 22.-At o'clock this
morning an armed man came into the
dining-room of the Santa Fe depot.
smashed the glass, and said to the night
operator. William +. Tyler, Throw up
your hands" The operator jumped for
a revolver and shot the man in the head.
mortally wounding him.
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a Maryland Town Under water

PoRT DEPOSIT (Md.), Feb. 22.-Half of
this place is under water. The other half
is covered with blocks of ice, driftwood
and wreckage. The homeless residents
are quartered in houses built on the sides
OF the mountain.
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Canal Tolls Revoked.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-The President
has issued proclamation reyoking the
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WHY SULLIVAN WAS WHIPPED
One of His Bacbers Claims That He
Was Drugged.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-Now comes one
Lee Townsend and makes affidavit that
to the best of his knowledge and belief
John L. Sullivan was fixed the night he
entered the ring at New Orleans. He
says: son the afternoon of the fight we
had him examined by a prominent New.
Orleans physician, who pronounced him
physically sound. l sat in a box with
the doctor that night, and when Sullivan
entered the arena he exclaimed: There's
something wrong here. That's not the
same man L examined this afternoon ,
He was right. Sullivan fought like a
COW. He ought to have been whipped in
two rounds. How was the job done?
Why, we had never let meal go up to
John in New Orleans that Casey did not
superintend. But the last meal he took
before the fight got through without in
spection. l was in Sullivan's room when
it was brought in by the hotel seevant.
/ asked him where was Casey, and the
man said both the trainer and his boy
were busy. L think that meal did the
trick"
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Inat-GuttltS.

= Howe, Twenty-first and streets. city,
one large bay horse and one medium-siZed
SorreI horse. Any information concerning
same can be left at residence or at c. II. OAI-
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Two Kobbers Cantnred.

LEEcHBURG PENN, Feb. 22.-Two of
the men who tried to rob the bank last
night and who killed Councilman Shaaer,
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Ur1rcrul 3lutirrs.
M1r1teo.

XTANTED-SITUAT BY JAPANESE
w young man In private family TO 10 good
cooking and washing. Address j. Y, care
Al, between h and l. Streets fe22-3t*
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SPECIAL SALE OH WALL PAPER

For this week only, TO make room for new
stock. House Painting and Paper Hanging.
ANDERSON S BLISS,
goa / St. Sacramento. Telephone 345.
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90 Irt or Bent.

rTO LET -TWO-STORY HOUSE; ALL
/ modern improvements; large yard; line
location; with or without barn. Inquire OF
L. X. ALSIP fe22-lwa
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no RENT-TWO ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
| a law Office, adjoining Grove l.. Johnson's
office LEWIS BUILDING. fe22-3t
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NNANTED-A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
w OF stallion on shares or by the month
Address y. ID. OAKLEY, SIX miles south OF
Folsom Also, some trOtting-bred brood
mares and draft mares and horses for sale. A.
IL. OAKLEY.
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4 PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM FOR
"A one or two gentlemen at 1917 Fourth,
between NJ and streets. ie2I-3tF
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NETANTED-A SITUATION TO DO GEN
w eral housework in the city for a Japan
ese. Address HARRY, Record Union oilice,
sacramento. fe22-3ts
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WE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENTS
w and canvassers exclusive territory, free
newspaper advertising, chance TO deliver
goods before paying tor them. immense profits
and permanent business. Address con-
SOLIDATED. Lynn. Mass. IT'S
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M NTANTED-REFINED LADY FOR MY
w business Tor Sacramento; large income
lor lltei send only correct address. MADAM
A. DEAIORESr (of New York, Pos,o.ffce.
Sacramento fe2I-2wx
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4 GENTS WANTED FOR THE AUFHEN-
~ tic Life OF Blaine. We offer most liberal
terms ever given TO agents. Write US, no mat
ter what edition you are selling, it will pay
you; outfit tree; freight paid; credit given.
h. Ii. WOODWARD x CO.. Baltimore. Md.
fe2l-3t
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w FOR FARMS, VINE
w yards, dairies and all kinds of labor;
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; p,enty OF work for desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, X and l..
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Real GGtntr, GEtc.
W. P. COLEMAN.


Real Estate Salesroom, 325 ] St.
$3.50 East half lot No. I, T
street, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth.
S75O-West half Lot 2, T street,
between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth.
These are good, high lots. Must
be sold. Make an offer.
Three lots 4OX16O on U street,
between Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth. Res CHEAP AND
YOUR OWN TERMS.
TO LET-We have thirty acres
just east of East Park; vines,
orchard, good house; suitable
for small dairy. Call for price.
MONEY TO LOAN.
p. BOIL. L. A. CROUCH,
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WANTED - PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help OF any kind, or sober and industri-
Gus men seeking employment can be satisfied
by calling or addressing THE Intelligence"
1917 Second street, Sacramento. CHARLES
Il. MILLER BrnHlintnr
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TNO LET-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
| rooms. Apply 400 o street. fe21-tt
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NOR E-THOROUGH-BRED BROWN
+ Ieghorn eggs Tor Matching; so cents per
setting 7. LGNN'S, I4Ol . street Sacra
mento, or J. y. CATLETTS, Pleasant Grove.
fclS-6tS
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NOR SALE CHEAP-POSITINEBY THE
I best saloon III Sacramento. Address Il.
NJ. 10 this oitice.
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TOR SALE-SIXTY OUNCES ALUMNI.
L ium in lngots. Inquire at this Office.
fc21-3t@
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VIOR SALE DOMESTIC NEW HOME,
L White. Standard. singer, Wheeler < VII
son sewing machines, new and secondhand,
from $40 upward. \. j. POMMER, corner
Ninth and j streets.
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Inr Jntr.

J5OR sALE-HORSE, PHAETON, HAIR
l. ness, 5 bales Of oat hay, S125. Apply y 2
Q street te23-N
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fkW LEI II W Us lOEl HOUSE, ALL
/ modern improvements; large yard; line
location; with or without barn. Inquire OF
Il. X. ALSIP. fe22-1we
no RENT-TWO ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
| law Office, adjoining Grove L.. Johnson's
office LEWIS BUILDING. fe22-3t
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM FOR
"A one or two gentlemen at 1917 Fourth,
between NJ and streets. ie213tF
TIO LET-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
i rooms. Apply 4O6 street. fe21-tt
ITO RENT-FRUIT FARM. THE DEESON
] ranch near city. Fruit consists of about
30 acres planted to numerous varieties OF
tree trut, MuScat and Tokay grapes Land
ready for immt date &C upuncy. Buildings
compr Sc a line residence of seven rooms, hot
and cold water bath, stationary wash tubs,
and all convenience OF u city home, two large
barns, wagon and chicken-house, gIauary,
pack Ing-house and other useful out buildings:
Ateam-punping plant and tanks.
Terms and conditions Cf lease on appllca-
tion to EDWIN h. ALSIP & Co, Real Estate
and insurance Agents, lO15 Fourth street,
Sacramento. fc2o-tf
TJNO LET-OFFICE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
| attorney or agent Apply j. K. MILLS,
corner Third and j streets. fe17-Gt
V7O LET 49, AN UPPER FLAT OF SIX
| good, sunny rooms, dining-room and
kitchen; rent, S15. Apply at the premises,
1921 Fourth street. fel4-2ws
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10n TONS OF GOOD OAT HAY FOR
lUU sale cheap. Inquire of 5. II. FARLEY,
corner Twelfth and + streets.
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While the Wheat Fields suner from Drouth
the sand Plains Are Submerged.

The last place on enrth from which one
would expect to hear OF railroad washouts, es.
gecially Gt this season Of tho year. Is Arizona.
That region has n reputation for aridity that
Is uneIunllcd on the continent. II Is gener-
ally considered land Of perpetual drought,
1t scarcely ever rains theIe at any season. and
IN tho summer titno rain 10 regarded as some
thing unnatural.
Yet it has been raining like, fury during the
last fow days in Arizona The downnour has
extended TO New Mexico. md thcro have even
been heavy showers on tho Mohaye desert In
California. In Arizona tho froshets have been
SO violent that nqmerors wsshopts have y. lac, &C.
between Cha Bend and iordsburg; \; NJ.
proachss have boon carried away;
Three engines have been ditched and tenn
p9rqrily Disabled. In CONSEQUENCE OF these
ally Interrupted. Yesterday general supe5in-
tendent Fillmore wal, principally occupied u
reading telseramS Informing him OF fresh
damages and hnathenlatizinR Arizona Tor
being such an internal contrary country;
gains In the desert region between Yuma and
Deming hnvo partaken OF tho nature OF cloud
bursts. The tempsst breaks with sudden fury
dry rayiner into tho pro,pSor'to9 s Of rushing
aamnsef In 70 many places , AZ numerous
damage .is moro annoying than serious, how.
syaE. and the cost Of repairs will not DO hsavk
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Accounted For.

.1 Be- Ssss: s.s6: g s: $ss ?:tsa!
then assess h but sSs ssd p
dull summer months In. killing them. They
the children to get frightened a. 49,,
Last Monday they brought mp tho biggest
snsfI aSs saa
dred pounds. Il Was iorty.tNyeh yeifs old By
the rings ON its tall and had alrsady begun 70
His appetite seemed not TO be eonnnfd to
gesse and ltKhtwood knots. Ter an autopsy
ervoir q pair Of No. il brosani And . pipe.
That accounts for the missing niger who
went fishing there about throe weeks ago
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Were They False or Only Picket

From the Commercial Gazette,
"why Bob. you dear old fellow.
Where have you been these yoarsf
In India Egypt. Khiva.
With the khaus own volunteers!
Have you scaled the Alps or Andes.
Sailed to Isles OF Amazonst
What climate. Bob. has wrought to change
Your face from brown to bronzef"
Che placed dimpled hand In nine
In The same frank. friendly way;
We stood one more on the dear old beach.
And 10 seemed but yesterday
Since. standing on this same white shore.
She said, with eyelids wet
"Good.hy. fou may remember. Bob.
But shall not forget"
Iheld her hand and Whispered low.
"Nadge, darling. what Of the years.
The ten long yeara that have Intervened
Since through the miats OF tears.
We looked Rood.by! on this came white beach.
Here by tho murmurtng sea-
You NAdge were then just twenty.
And was twenty three"
A crimson blush came to her cheek.
Hush, Bob" she quickly said:
sSs s. e il: a.. Ss' ecu.n in Me- :9rf
O. shs ss. .asi Ia. RSs. II I fS'@An
"oh. he belongs to our party. too.
In fact. Bot. I'm his wife!
And tell you. Bob, IT'S an awful thing.
The way he does behave:
Fllrts with that girl IN steolGray siik:
Bob. why do you look 90 Rravor'
"Tbs fact 10. Madge, !. well-ahemi
Oh. nothing at all. my dear.
Except that she Of the steelGray silk
10 the one married last year"
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HOW H 10 IN VOW Eo8l1o0s
From ne Bas,oa GIobs
Summer girl In FAY attire
Sits with Jack upon the strand.
Wondering II he can mean business
While he gently holds her hand
Gossip says that she's an heiress.
Cash she Will have by and by:
Rumor has the young man waiting
For his rich old pa 10 die.
Then the young man breaks the silencet
dearest Dolly. be my bride".
"0h. but Jack. this 10 so sudden"'
Says the young Rifl at his side
But my darling don't you love me- :"
Thinking of her heApB of tin;
For this outing costs him something.
And the bills are coming IN
But, Jack dear, what are your prospects r"
Says the young girl On tho saud.
For, you know, IleAve tomorrow.
I'm & waitress at The Grand"
Ger his face there spreads palenssL
ON ms brow ugly frown;
"Then IL seems wsr both mistaken.
I'm clerk for smith Brown"
Thus they part each sadly thinking
OF the wasted summer days
But they both have learned this lessent
Not to trust what rumor sayA
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To o FreckIed Face.

Prom hs Onptd'.
No roses choose to blossom fair;
No lilies make the bloom more rare;
Perhaps but seldom suitors bring
Tho messAges OF Amorous spring:
Poor freckled lace but, hASeA cArei
A thousand eager times ] dare
TO ind rsblstless magic there.
Sweet freckled Taco
With any tale OF love soccer
The story OF thine eJes comparoi
No beautiful poetic thing
That lips Of thine rafuse to sing.
Dear beAven.dreAm OF chestnut hair.
Dear frecklsd face
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yaercnd the Desert,

rer weeks re vshed. s.s ef ,s,d before ne,
Dead SNAKES ana visoered toads lay on eur war.
Ths desert sun, red. awful hanging Ger Us
fhs iivsions dsJ.
TIL ali at once there broke upon oar vision
A paradise with flowers and tropio trees
Cool erysssre.ms that lowed through neids siysian
Los Angeles!
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CT wknnAr.

just About 60 FAN.
Have you the happy mother when the BABE begins
totaht
Hsv. you seen her teach the tiny tangled feet the way
10 walk!
Ever near each slender shoulder yet feeble and 90
ANAL
with her ready hands 70 hold her. when she's Just
about 10 fail
shut your eye, you her In the osby's child
hood day.
when the golden CLEAN of sunset on her tangled
trsssss plays:
And the mother. though grown older. still 10
enough 60 call
with her ready hands to hold her when she's lust
about to fall
Now tho baby 10 woman. ana she's bending Ger
bed.
Where the spirit from the body OF her gentle mother
ned:
A. the iifsless limbs grow COLDER "Mothsrl Msthsr
hear her call
Bu, there are no hands to held her. and she's Just
about to fail,
Launched alone life's rough ocean. she drifting
with the years,
But the voyage = lonely one. and somet,mss through
her tears
She can seem 70 see mother: she almost hear
her call.
And by faith she sees another hand hold her should
CT wAanAS
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considered moral monster. Burton was fond
OF the bottle He was what Americans would
term IA two. bottle man." At tho consulate
at Trieste all men whom he considered had
done anything in the world wcro Welcome to
his table, g. his sideboard. and TO the shelter OF
his roof To such there was no night. From
twcnty-four hours OF sloeplcttness he would
60 to one Of his many works, which he spread
ed task: take hath. a drive to the palace OF
Mtramar, brief siosta In the afternoon, then
was no wonder his machinery gave out AZ it
did. Like all cynics he WAS Reneroue. None
eyer applied 10 him for n written conlmenda-
ton. Tor pecuniary assistance. nor. indeed. for
any kindly ONCE that Burton did not hold out
both hands. And Of like nature. l am glad to
say, is that noble woman who now eSnrersen
IN these volumes desire to Join tho husband.
the colnrade and tho hero OF her life.
ALvAN s. SouTrrwoRTH
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Evangeline.


strolled along the street alone.
While the signing autumn breeze
was murmuring whore 4 lamplight shons
Through the almost leaaess trees:
There . woman. yssteroen
Read aloud EvanEellne.
In the hush Of twilight stu,
A. heard the mournful tale.
Calmly DER the distant hill
Rose tho moon 30 cold and pale:
Heaven, I whispered. where's my Qusonf
where's my lost Evangelinet
A. I listened by tho gate
With the silent stars above:
Hung my heart my hope. my fate.
Ga the the story OF their love:
Ishail win hsr ye. ween.
II he md EvanGeiine!
Long he sought her. years and ysar1
Der lonely hills and barren plains;
Daily did his falling tears
Aingie with the southern ratnsf
Niles and miles yet lay between
Gabriel and Eyanseline.
When at last the touch Of time
Turned each raven lock to gray.
Powerless now LIES hill to climb.
Dying with the dead he lay:
Came one word his means between.
Her sweet name. Evangeline!
Phantom footsteps. and anon
Der his lone. neglected cot
Kneit woman. pale and wan:
Her sweet face was not forgot:
THANK God" ho whispers Ihavs seen.
Though In death Evangeline!"
when the sad. sweet tale was told
And turned to walk away.
while the last red ray OF gold
Marked the slowly dying day:
Death. said l. were sweet. ween.
That takes mo to Evangeline!
Days and weeks and months have sped,
Lingering on life's dreamy shore:
Can she think this love Is dead.
Must. All must. we meet no more
TIL deaths cold hand shall lift tho screen,
That hides my lost Evangelinoi
Now hero anil. All. God 10 good
Hare IL where tho lam plight shone.
Standing where so Oft rye stood
In tho twilight: not alone.
Blu, with her. my bosom's queen.
Ny long.lost Evangellnsl
Or WARnAR
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Astses No Killed Thal FAN IN Lsvs.
yyOm he cArisHsn Edsaafsy.
Wen he slumbefs, greatly slain
who 10 splsndsd battle diss:
Deep his sleep In midmost main,
PilloWsd upon pearl who lea
Ease, Of all goo gifts tho bssr.
War And wSvs Ls Last decree;
Love Alone denies u rest,
GyesllsE thAn sword or sea
WILlIAs WAzsox.
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The Last or . False One.

The Last or = False One.
Fyow Kais Esifs WaaAdHssaA-
Dear psrjuries loved 40 well
Deal dead believing
In these sweet written lies OF bis.
Tina fair decotving.
Blisttrsd With hot and happy tsafs.
Worn BY my kisses.
HlA warmly on my breast - night
What An end 10 this
Dear yeiloH Leave. deaF faded words
rhs red dame flashes
No slsgy spaAk but this:
ASzl r. AIDsios-
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pied by Lester Wallack. H. \. Barnett. author
Spera called or WRcG E SdRFiGadpqs
Kice viii furnish the music. katherine Grey.
sS Nsot Sr to Fn ri S evil n ms se w s
ses hA Ssse h S hsS la dns
has be mh0 Tss notable @
his vacation In Europe. but will return IN time
Ferguson, most accomplished charaster :" aS Q:
tSr. viii! play the part Of an Irish gentleman in
anew viii fpRm aye sy SIM s @
later at the London Court Theatre. Da Snei
s4 y h wi Az Rs SiGS a ' Barry c s
70 seen "a support Of her aiia|r William
gagged !or '9h;e Black crook. ''1' '''A GU
Tho variety theatres are beginning to show
some signs Of the animation which character
ICES them during tho fall and winter Tony
Pastor will have at his theatre this weck
Creme who Is said to have originated the
present high-kickin9 crazc and has recently
appeared in London. Nellie Lstrenge will
whose somic eoniurlng ID, well known in the
frss sn ssa e 3t4s sS's and nRs ss
Il nrssf Ss ptsyslfs ffHRSt ass 81!
a RsiS viii ss b ssss there. ssa
sS'l % ssSts &: BOY
hs s' Sa inc Shl Sl ts Ss. arc os
,he, French dancer and sipgert -, who
MI R5SdSee her & HsSsi' i. sdS Sssy
VINO does 4 popderous .serpsntine. dance.
end the Edwards6 lin thsiS ok oteh 10 Marriage
who is expected to make 4 Sentaticn in New
York. is Harriet ysrnopi tall and n5ely formed med
tSoiyinss Eye yeiS Large. ssiSriea f6s imperial.
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The statement is made that the weight ofthe
rail used on the American roads has been in
creasing steadily during the last twenty years.
and this Notwithstanding the abundance Of
timber available for ties. the fact In question
being due solely. It appears. to the increasing
weight Of rolling stock. cars Of every descrp
formerly and their ca pacty greater. Tho
figures given show that twenty years ago the
from went thousand totwenty four thousand
pounds. white at present it is from sixty thou
sand to eighty Thousand some cars. in fact,
ing capacity OF one hundred thousand pounds
In regard 10 engines. one Of thirty tons was
they are now built of sixty. seventy. and eighty
tons weight. Until the last ten or twelve
years or SO. the average weight OF rails was
lfty-six pounds to the yard.
The interesting process OF preparing that
peculiar substance in commerce and art YER
million. consists. according to tho Red de
Chimie Lndusrie'le. In having wooden bath
ono metre in diameter and two metres high.
with circular shelves about six inches wide.
half inch deep. and these shelves are attached
to the negative pole of dynamo. At The bot;
Soppe g ss With the Gt egSo po
the n f9asioa esaat s ssnt
OF nitrate OF soda: through perforated
drogen u INTRODUCED. and tho bath also con-
cipitate Of sulphide q morcury-that IT, yer
milion-is formed. Still another method for
The PRODUCTION q this singular. material con
tanning one hundred litres OF water four kilo:
grams each Of nitrate OF ammonia; nitrate Of
soda, sulphide OF sodium. and sulphur-in this
case sulphur and mercury being added instead
OF suiphuretted hydrogen.
Somebody has made tho calculation that.
taking the quantities roughly and In round
numbers. the atmospher weighs about q ton
TO every square foot OF tho earth's surface. u.s.
100000 tons per square mile. or 5000 O0,-
o00.ooo.00o tons on the total Of 200. 0o00o0
motion Of this inconceivable mass, at velocities
varying All the way, from the slightest zephyrto
the hprrlsane and the cyclone. rushing oyer the
than 100 miles an hour. Again. according to
this authority; q cubic mile Of air; weighing
KATE q mo ss q the eyelons song o00
employed ct such rate for the performance o.
foot pounds" would BIO equivalent 70 more
than 2O0Q0 OO0 900 900 horse DousE