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n BRISTOL.
Q to ID East l1th ST., near 9th ayes, comfortable
lmily house very moderate terms.

- y '~eN
family house; very moderate terms.
West Side.
BEDFORD ST.. G2-L,rg. aud small rooms to lot,
with board, from - TO 80 per week.
CHARLES 81, 49-Pleasant rooms. with board
svsIy conyenlence homeliks place gentlemen
WASHINGTON SQUARE. l03, ws,sriey place
Elegant rooms. h.ndsomsly furnished; excellent
7TH AVE. ~. near 1t.h st. Rooms. with board,
for two. rent. 81 to $40; also single rooms.
9TH ST.. % wEsI-LarEe and small rooms, with
board. At moderate prices.
10TH ST, ~ WEST, between 18th and 9th ayes. =
Rooms. with board. prices reasonable table
rooms, with excellent board iami hes or gentle.
men. American family; location good.
18TH 81; a2S WEsTTLsrx' aud small rooms
ETH ST. a wEsT-Kn exceptionally desirable
second floor suit OF rooms together or separate:
also third floor aicove room. with superior board
l4rH ST. 237 wEsT-naudsomely furnished
rooms also small rooms; board and
tons sIceilent' terms reasonable.
18TH, sT., so, w~EsT,Large. and small rooms.
moderate.
18TH ST, % wEsT-pesIrsbl- rewly furnished
rooms superior cuisine southeTners aecommo-
dated table board references.
2lST ST, . WESr-Desirable furnished rooms
enesllent t.ble board; superior attendance ss-
let surroundings references.
I olsT ST, 2%O W~EST-Doubls and single rooms,
with superior tsble.
2ISr ST.. 2l2 wEST-Large rooms, handsomely
Furnished, with board; excellent table, terms
moderate.
alST 81. ~ w~EST-Lsrss aud small rooms,
newly furnished. nrst class table reference"
2lsI ST. PAS WEST Desirable rooms. excellent
table good hous. gentleman aud families; rss-
sonablo; table board.
:lsr ST, "a WEsT-N.atly furnished double
room, suitable for two ladies: running water;
good board.
a2D 81, JlJ wF>r. rhelSes House-Roon,,
stnEly or GU SUITE, with board, pernaasu. or
transient.
I'D ST, cS WEST-Large and small rooms also
back paTlor, table board reasonable prices,
FAD ST, az W~EST-iArEs aud small rooms 10
let. with board terms reasonable.
18TH ST, 1873 wEST-Douuie airy room, closet,
50 'or two, excellent board. private family;
PsQvet's bell,
18th ST, 200 WEST. near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
parloT and Other rooms every eonNenienee;
good board reasonable
or sioEly' excellent board, references et-
changed.
3trH ST, 1877 W~ESf-NiceIv furnished large aud
small rooms, also doctors Once. reasonable
terms TO permanent parties.
SiTH 81, Gu WEST D-sirshls 2d.iloor. also 50.
floor rooms, largeaud small good table.
3GlH ST. u WEST THE ARGYLE.
Handsome suits, double and sings rooms, pri-
yate baths, electric bells, large, cheerful dining
room lighted by electricity.
3SrH ST., 23l Elegant lArge connecting
or single rooms, vide house; excellent board;
families. moderate: owner,
oNrI ST, gg9 W~l.ST-Larg, aud small rooms.
~.;S 'osrt no objection TO childreni table
board, $50.
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Unfinished Houses to Let.
MA AVE. lbs. fronting Morn ,ngside
Park 2NSSD, extension window .shad.s. IL
rooms 4 $1,000. immediate possession .PENflEl.D.
ovnsr, cor. ll2th ~. sdiaceut.
PARK AVE-. a2f Two floors, 10 rooms, elegant
private no Use all improvements; locited on very
high ground; hCalthieet location IN city. Can be
seen 10 A. VI. 'o4 =. NJ.
7trH ST., lp WEST-El.ksnt. i-.tury aud base.
nent house; rental 10 private family vi, 700 pet
nnnum can be seen daily from ! A. NJ. to . y.
M. except Saturday aud Sunday. los. NJ.
ADRIAN, ~ ltramd Al.
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Purchase and Exchange.

O,.e Time, s5c. per line i; Second Time, 10.
. per kae; Third ana subsequent Times, ID.
vor htne; sc per tiie extra on Sundays.
l. KINDSO OF BOOKS bought AZ highest prices
r. DAvis's book store. a5d West lith st,
PKOTOGKAPH outht wanted, size about 4 by 8
or 5 by Address with full particulars, j.
tHlli, 1911 Broadway.
!wANTED TO Buy liquor store, New York or
t THOMAS WILLIAMS. no. 27s World.
lHANTED-No. . Remington typewTitsr In good
5 sss:a!iisp, siis s!Sg SssS'a''' stats iss's' pHS''
, s .sI.. s ~ * rl $685. sra ss'S s'E'h0''' a''
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Houses md Apartments to Let
lUnfurnished Houses to Let.

one 2fuls, eOC. pee iiis. Second Time, Ia
per .U,e; mara o.i subsequent Times, 15c
per me. No ezra charge on Sundays.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.


WASrED tirSt.class hA,rmrnt floor three
adults, state rent. West side. box II World
L couple desire \ uufutu shed rooms nckr
MYRTLE ave and Btoadwhy, Brookl"n prlvat.
house with owner Al reference. Ahhr"s-. stat
ig rent and particulars, ". A. ~, IL, Fast I'D
ST.. New NorS.
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r 81. s5O, four blocks TO BroAdway fsrriss
Pleasant floor. STA rooms SIC.
MADISON ST., a3s, Btooklyu-t aud 3 rooms
latge, light, airy. on three toors sll, sl2, SIS.
SEVENTH ,bs -beAutiful Wide Hat; 7 rooms
and bath. steam heat perfect light $40.
VERNON AVE. asa, $50. 800, near Broadway
Handsome. decorated hats, d rooms ana bath
rents moderate.
MIC mats TO nice people. 90, %, 50. $40. ell
newly dsooratsd; four Room Nat. tubs, range
come and see them near Saratoga ]. station, Nor
risop, ae5 Marion st., Brooklyn.
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Business Property to Let.
BTookIvr.

TO LET-For dry-goods business, splendid corner
property, 9TH ave. and 9Th ST., Brooklyn; Will be
altered TO suit tenant. DELMAR. 9th ave, corner
sth ct, BROOKLYN,
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instruction.


one 1fths, s6c. per lone; second TINE, go
per !ihe; Wnd and Subsequent Tunes, Co.
per hne. No ert,a charge on Sundays.
rygsHaA NffS&af r$ $$tsSif$ 5 $EI s
s,uFing. RlocutiOn-
I raSEETTEEatRRS SSBksh J ffIIAAFFss 4 w%ffEEkk ::
u .ins shs s snG scenic GsI Art, ne ss@ sis@ia ma, on q isdis,
i itcms s1 20 Z 'T WI Iss' place on Monday Oct =
ss,a%,n,,Ion, SiiI Ss sn,isi1a q tree ,S;,rac'ion
ton for admission please apply to ihe ONCE Of rue
I, uH ;asiS sAH p II. 80 West 2''A St. ITO" ;
LAW and medical students thoroughly prepared
REGENTS EXAMINATIONS.
Ss ..y, S Es, s Ssst E..p' s ss1g sSi' Il ,S %..' ~ "a s'''''
ALL DEAF ADCLls, taught lip reading rriy.,,
ORAL, Dor 81 World.
DXHL's CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC t.ach,.
more II one ass.rtss ts.n t.nsht ,,sswhsr' ie
'%ss s.;s IA e.. to 40 quarter ''" 'a''"'s' 'sS
EXPERIENOEp visiting teacher would teach two
Address dSqss lazy lay, DO. o2 %S01Hi Harlem f@Ss sr'd. branches
FREE GLASSES for sslf-supportinv wom., IN
phenography. typewritips, commsrcisl srithme-
cal culture and choir niusic free ar clssses Tor be.
sipnsrs aud advanced students mechanical aud
frea hand drawing clay modelling ana applied de.
Ing; Normal class for teachers Pr.ns system Tor
ff fh'rr.NySy ' %oMRk's A CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
ksi ) I'm Y .s sti on 70 AZ ! .' 4 sept; i rem . 4, NJ,
and evenings excepted.
LADY, recommended by Dr.. WIN. Mason. vii! take
pupils on piano. 356 West I'D o..
NEGLECrED ,EDUUA1ION-Eugli.h grammar,
reading. spelling, letter Writing. history. arith.
mstic, dc. terms IS DAHL, 1913 West I'D.
sTEN0GRAPHY aud ] ypewriting School.
SlG broadway. N. Y; u week. Call or write.
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Flats and Apartments to let.
unturri.hed- East side.

39rn ST, 25t WEST Elegant flats steam hea,
decorated, hve rooms and bath; low rent. Jan.
itor.
painted sitting, Kitchen aud beiroOin. w. 30.
Houssk.eper.
43D ST. 3t3 WEST ID, I'D iiats. 80, 500, i've
large, light roons; wAshtubs, ranges newly
ptintei.
t5TH 81. ajs \ SEQ M~ESf-El-gant apsr'.
ments, HAS 4 and } ell light rooms, decor al
%ceilinfs combination bath new houses rents Wv.
s2S. Jsuitor.
4sTI 81, $40 wEST-ElssSnt t,ght tlats, Il lstse
rooms aud bath reduced rsnts, va. SIS. JAni'
To-
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Brooklyn.
TO LET-House,. $40 per month one of - small
brick houses, d rooms, forming Warren place,
running from Warren st. to Baltic, below Henry,
walk to South Ferry. Inquire at once, 100 Baltic
et. w. W. TAYLEURE, Agent.
t~NFURNISHED HOUSE, brown stone, 10 rooms,
bath, all improvements. on Reid ave. Apply So
Reiu AVE., BROOKLYN.
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Sid


/ 5OrH ST., 5IG AND b5l VEST Apsttmeuts Of
u s@.s' ,,sT S,, ,SSs aud r s... sIo a.. ~ rs .Fssns ss"s II g.
52D ST. 5S3 no bSI NEST Iceptional for
price three room apartments, i,xbt. painted
$3.50. sll. oh.
and I room apartments, with improvements
b6rH 81, ~ AMI iai wtSr-singte apart.
meuts, INST and TOO SUITS: each consisting Of ST.
large, all light rooms, bath rent, $40 aud s3S,
5Grn ST.. 4li wESr->p-ris, Inducements, = or
large l'sht rooms 'mpro'em-n,''s ~ $40 sl''
earn ST. 40 WEST Al.lirh, elegant, largo
rooms steam heat, near park and i~stst'on
strong Inducements.
GGrH 81, AZ wEsi-G.ropm steam heated HATS
7irll 81. Il wrsr-THE CRAWLING. -
rooms aud bath ali improvements. Appl, hail hoy.
SID sT.. y AND WEST near Central PARK
$ room. aud bath. elevator house and location
SID ST. 1870 WEST Flats OF seven and eisht
w FqHn,s i K W S:,s P 81 cu'n na,i ~; III 81: .ns s'o'
s4ri SI.. 1922 wESr-Elsasnt light HATS, light
rooms, and bath. stesm.heaiet hardwood.
trimmed, nicely decorated rents from $40 up.
Apply 10 JAnitor.
S4rn ST. lls WEST Comfortable flats of -it
rooms aud path steam heat $50 and S3v.
s9 tSsn ST., 4. IL 's %Es"a rss ..: rem; is to s,.r' light
9on sT.. corner Boulevard Desirable flats; SIX
rooms; steam heat, email fAmiiiss; cholos Local
tion S2S to S32.
9Grll 81, III WESr-Sevcn rooms and bath
steam heated, private halls rents, So, $40 h-'
until oct. Is. BARNETT a co, . Fast l?5th ~
18th ST, 10l WEST-Corn-r ~ireproo' building
fVe rooms and bath. all light: hot water
heated SIS and tls.
lO3D ST, 1853 TO iG5 wEST-Five aud seven rooms
and hath; steam heated, rent. so, $50, ire,
until Oct. l.. BARNETT, . Fast l2jth 81.
l04TH 81. ia WESr-Seven rooms and bath
S2o to SIS, near station.
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N MARGHERITA
Unfurnished West Side.
CENTRAL PARK, WEST,

NOS. go NH ~, near w hkss a y Nlt iollNd
corner s3d st., ali directly facing lOvelies' part OF
Central PARK several elegant suites to rent from
SsOU to ~, 800 per annuln, passenger elevators,
house location aud service highest Glass.
COLUMBUS AVE, COZ, near s9th st. INCEST tia,
west side for sis.
MORTON ST. Nice apartments, two snd three
rooPs, $40, III.
PERRY 81, 4i-Flat. , large rooms, lot aud
I'd noors, SIS; improvements
RENwICK 81. 3n-First iloJr auu basement, q
:. +. JAYNE 4 90 !5i West 13d ST.
5rh AVE. 222, directly opposite Hotel Bruins
VIC k-Elegant AND Attractive apartments Tor
families or bachelors; elevator.
7TH AVE. 400. 3n2, :iO4. 91TH 81. hsudsoms
flats, . rooms and bath; all improvements uec'
STH AVE, COR. ll4rH So -Noiern hats from
sis upward. Inquire Of ianiror, aiO3 sth ave,
ntll ST., 81 VEST Floors oi hse large rooms,
newly painted ANA decorated reduced rents-
l5TH ST, lb4 WEST-splcndid parIor floor,
suitable for a doctors office or elub'room.
18TH ST. en-. 2lo wEsr-Elsgant apartments;
three rooms; all improvements, sl3, Slj.
10TH 81. 22B WkSr-4 large. tight rooms. beau.
TRULY papered aud decorated. SIC eme SlO
18TH ST.. 297-2as w~EsT-Elegant apartments.
Mats OF three rooms; all improvements; reason
able rents, Janito..
2lSr ~. at. $40, 32l WFSf Decorated apart
m.utS, four rooms and bath; lsnts 81 to sat
27TH STREET, 207 wEST-Flsts three aud four
rooms, sl4 to sls; newly papered aud Decorated,
18TH ST. 33l WEST, near STU ave. Very dssir.
able apartments 4 and 5 rooms aud bath. JAni-
tor.
TsF. 56: " Fla f5ss sMsFFfsa6iomas1sD
RkTH. PARIOR HEATrR2
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Boarders Wanted.
Ns.t Side.

~: 't..'' West Side.
'T iTdd. S /. 1000, 900 w WIZ, ..,S S'r So. nso sS;I:S.ii .ss.
.1la 81 20 -. cGntoIt.SI, ir5.i.a:1
s.r,, a. t I 5ST Tia a ;.nSys Ms1 house. with ...
references ci"hsuged.
'1 a,,o sT:i f ~ Wait ,.IG:. & ASa Gl Sl..s,.! E.'. :;:,
. .s'ysj peri, i,"i ssS, 81 G,po ,9siJ S.n.ss saoD .'o.
isD ST. IA wEsT-iIandsomely furnished alcovs
aud square rooms with board: hrst-class ioca-
.irn ST., l37 wEsr-.H.pd.omely iarnishsz
rooms. ,rze & dsuri,, EN- suite or siusiy; nee
%sTh, 81, 2i6 NEsT-N,cely furnished large cad
small ron,ns tsoie and attendance hrst class'
,srlt Sr.. Ja wEsr-Good board: single as6
double rooms; ladies', - gents. IS; also frost
room.
s3D 81, 90 WEST, near park, and L station-De-
sirsnle rooms; excellent table; private family;
s,rI 81. II w~ESr-Larre,, handsome second
story fiont room IN select house; good table,
'I n,r. ST. nt - w@Fsr,rl s..sY., f Ss.f,s, oI Sa%sIs
comfortable; private family.
North OF ,7sth Street.
ST. NICHOLAS AVE. .J84, 13Oth st. L-Seiect
board aagste aud hall rooms quiet n%eighbor-
ljoTli ST., 21O WIST-Newl furnished I'd floor,
singIy or en- suite; other rooms; excelleut
beard reference.
erookiyn.
BRIDGE ST., 3e0-Fsw boarders wanted; large:
,sisgant rooms. with good board; terms low sin.
gle rooms. 10.
CONCORD ST., .55, three blocks from BRIDE
Nicely furnished rooms, large and small; cheap,
good board.
HENRY ST, 90. Brooklyn Hsights-Fiye minutes
TO bridge; pleasant rooms; sxcellent board; ~.
50 weekly.
LAFAYETTE AVE. 77--Nicr, large. front
square room, with running water also delight
full front parlor; suitable for two; ell improve
ments private family terms moderate
BANDS ST., Ts-Larse. nicely furnished rooms,
all conveniencss; use Of bath with or without
board.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.

Horses, Carriages, &c.
A LADY must sacrifice horse, harness, top bust
ness wagon. store, 1914 LIST ave-. CORNER 13d 81
A FINE lG-hand bay coupe horse for sale.
PLAZA 6rABLEs, Park ave. and seth o..
BIG BAY, sound truck horse. sos; light trueE
and HARNESS; two business horses. $50, e7B; top
grocery wagon great bargains. los freeman e..
Grsenpoint.
FOR SALE-The lsrgsst stock Of Arsteises
instshed carriage horsss In the city oop.tsn1y
type. With :Itr. high kpe: soy,on. IN al celon and
sizes; also trotters And single drivers tIisl gtven
aud vetsrinary inspsction.. j. }. GIBSON, Stables
at, 40, 223, 235 West 51st st.. New York Oily.
fo ..Yt., I'll hH nss. :, s:sei nas:n' 81 81 E. .ss issa 4.
coal yard.
PoNY. zig and harness. as; Ter b.4gy. a2s,
horse and wagon. SIS. GROCER, BE West
Both at.
PRINCE-Nics, sound l-ysar horse, sidsbaF oar
rage, whips, blankets; owner going wet; cell
cheap. Gall 2. ~ p. NJ, stable rear 8 Hudsoa -.
Hoboken, N. j.
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West Side.

BANK ST. 10. opposite waWcrlcy Hard
somcly furnished large Ioums, gentlemen oG
LADIES. gas. all convenience
HUDSON nr, 46p Furnished roonis Tor gentle.
nies, without board, rooms Tor light house
Keeping.
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one 2Uht, sOC. per me; second Tiuts, ITO
PEI idne; ihDrd dHd subsequent Tintss, $50
per hne. NosGird Chdj'Jo on sundays.
NO EXTRA CHANGE tOR T-Ady-rtlseipents
for The World may DO left at any Americas
District Messenger Once in the city, whars the
charges will bs the same as those At the mails
oN8ca
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10Th AVE-, COR. LITTLE. 18th ST,
North Of u,sth Street.

I:TTn ST. ia ~EAsr-LArss turnlshsd room 70
let. saltaele for two. board II desired,
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lvTTH ST, !ai fAhf-furn.'hed rooms for hGht
housekeeping.
18TH 81. 337 EAsr-A newly, neatly furnished
lsrgs front room Tor gentleman, re.sonAUls,
private residence,
18TH n. $40 EASY Nicely furnished large
and smsii Too'ns for gentlemen private house.
llgIn 81, $50 EA~Sr-PieA~Aut cottage, : rooms,
complete Tor housekeeping, 81, 50 Mrc.iJ . al
tree,
FCRNlSHED ROOMS 10 III hrst-c'ASs on =
ID ave.
ARGEi furnished front room 30 ct ,heAp. lu-
auire Gotg-, Is FAI Id Il.
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one TINE, s6c. per line; second Time, eco:
pe' !lhe; Wud and Subsequent Tunes, sCt.
per hhs. No extra charge on S,nddvs.
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bJII 81, VI! WENT-Fdrnished room, pTlVAIs
family near 4. sth ave. station,
6UIII 81 66 WfST-iIAndsom- rec Idence, uesly
turn she'd | or trooms, no boardeFs, o'n-r,
TlST 81. - WEST. l. station Comfortable, me,
I,un.sIIei font room. Opru grats. hath. Is;
lat Ma.
SYST 81 l5s WESI- Handsomely furnished
rooms. sIngly or EN- sutfe. a., rouyrnlenCes Dtl'
Nktc hath table boAri n desired lsTEs rooms
very drNirAbi- location,
l24rn 81, ~ Iurnshrd rooms, facing
Mount Morris Park s-o parlor Tor phy stcihu.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-26
A Duel Between Snakes.

A remarkable occurrence took place
lately, says Berlin correspondent, in the
geological gardens at Breslau. In the cage
of the large snakes South American boa
constructor contended for a rabbit with a
very large python from West Africa. It
did not succeed, however, the python being
the stronger of the two, and it withdrew.
About two hours later the keeper found the
same snakes fighting for another rabbit.
AS the keeper supposed that the boa, which
was the weaker of the two, would again
give up it's prey, he left th EN- to themselves
and went home. The neyt morning he was
horror stricken to find that the unfortu-
nate boa had not let go it's hold and had
been swallowed by the python as pendant
to the rabbit. The boa was nearly seven
feet long and correspondingly thick. The
python had already swallowed one rabbit
before the one which proved fatal to the
boa. Its circumference throughout its
length was from % to Is inches, and it's
skin was expanded to double it's size. The
supposition that the snake might not per-
haps be able to digest the boa proved false.
Digestion only proceeded somewhat more
slowly than usual.
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In Philadelphia there is a recent ordi-
nance requiring wide tires on all heavy
vehicles. -Four thousand-pound vehicles
shall have 3-inch-wide tires; over 5000
pounds, 4-inch; over 5000 pounds. 5-inch;
over 1000 pounds, 6-inch. There is q fine
of 500 for the infraction of these provi-
sions. Thus every heavy team or cart
will act as a road roller. A similar Or
dinance ought to be in force in many
other parts Of the country. -
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THE TROLLEY WIRE.
How, 1t Imparts Motion to the Electric
Especial Correspondence


Car.
Especial Correspondence
NEWARK, N j., May 23.-The electric
car, although very common sight in these
days, is great deal of mystery to many.
The fact that power sufficient to move SO
large and heavy mass find entrance
through the slender trolley pole seems al
most incredible This is not remarkable,
since nothing is positively known about
this force, if it may be called a force, ex-
cept such facts concerning its properties
and actions as have been gathered by expe-
rience and observation.
To explain without the use Of obscure
technical expressions the properties and
actious which move an electric car is not
easy. In order to give an idea Of the
power required, however, it will be neces-
Bary to explain few terms in common use.
The weight of one pound falling through
one foot in one second does one foot pound
Of work-this is one thirty three thousandth
of horsepower. A horsepower is somewhat
more than one horse can perform. 1t is said,
however, that certain draft horses in Eng
land can accomplish this. An ampere is .
fixed, determined quantity of electricity
flowing through wire in one second A
volt is the force or pressure required to push
the ampere through the wire One ampere
pushed through wire by a force of one
volt represents an amount of work called
one watt. A watt is one seven hundred
and forty-sixth of a horsepower, and it re-
quires from three to four horsepowers, or
1901 watts, to move car weighing 1880
pounds at the rate Of about eight miles an
hour upon level track. ~
This power in the form of electricity easily
enters into car by means of a cable from
the overhead wire through the trolley pole,
and thence to brush of the motor, which
is situated between two of the car wheels
and below the floor of the car; then, going
through the motor, it either comes out
through another brush and back to the sta
ton by another wire or passes through the
axle and wheels to the track and back to
the station through wire which is under
ground down the center of the track. The
brushes are two small pieces of carbon or
copper which make contact with a part of
the motor and allow the electricity to en-
ter and leave.
The essential parts of the motor and the
forces which cause the car wheels to turn
may be explained as follows: There is an
iron frame shaped to the form Of two
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ESSENTIAL PARTS OF A MOTOR.

E0oLN A1Ab AhlS OI IA N1O1pIss
legged stool with an oblong seat. The
legs are wound very closely with contin-
uous piece of silk or rubber covered wire,
as spool is wound with cotton, leaving a
short space unwound on each leg at the end
which rests upon the floor. This stool is
inverted and electricity allowed to run
through the wire Now, while the current
is going around both legs force will exist
between the ends left unwound. This
force, although strong, is similar to the
weak force between the poles of an ordinary
horseshoe magnet. If large knife be
passed between the uncovered ends, resist
ance is offered, and tho knife is drawn
through with some difficulty.
In the motor two such frames may be
cast in one piece end to end, each leg being
connected to the adjoining leg of the other
by curved bar of iron, forming partly
closed circular space in the center. Place .
wire, with electricity running through it,
within this space in position parallel to
the direction an axle would take were this
space wheel Then this wire will be forced
in direction, according (Which way the
electricity flows through it, sidewise to-
ward either seat. #ffs
A number of coils of such wires are
wound longitudinally upon frame resem-
bling fishing float or bobber, which il
held within this space upon holders which
enable it to revolve. Each length of wire,
extending lengthwise upon the frame takes
the direction of the wire mentioned above.
This wire is so wound that the electricity
going through it may take opposite direc-
tions upon opposite sides of the frame.
Thus pressures in Opposite directions will
be exerted upon opposite sides of this
frame, causing it to spin like a top or like
coin spun by opposite pressures Of the fin
gers.
At the end Of the bobbers is a small cylin-
drical arrangement composed of number
of copper plates arranged radially around
center and separated from each other by
some substance which prevents the flow Of
electricity. Against these copper plates the
brushes are pressed by springs. The ends
of the coils on the bobber frame are con-
nected each to a separate copper plate, each
plate serving for two ends, one from each
OF two coils, SO that the coils are all con-
nected. Beyond this arrangement toothed
wheel is fixed upon the ends of the bob
bers. This wheel gears with second,
which gears with another wheel fixed upon
the axle of the car The brushes are con-
nected by cables to the coils on the stool
frames and press also against the copper
plates. f::s-@
The electricity enters one Of the brushes,
and, dividing, part goes through the coils
on the two stools and part through those
on the botber, which is thus set revolving,
and the car moves. al
WALLACE M. HILL, M. E.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-26
SUMMER BOARD.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MIR. CLARENCE CLIFFORD having spent
NJ several years in Europe In the study Of
French and German. He will be glad to meet
those who desire to arrange for instruction In
these languages at his residence. AZ Pine
street, between the hours of ~ and 2 or In the
evening except Tuesdays and Fridays. 28-1
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-26
SHARED.
BY LUCY LARCOM,

BY LUCY LARCOM.
I said it in the meadow path,
Il say it on the mountain stars
The best things any mortal hath
Are those which every mortal ShareS.
The airwe breathe, the sky, the breeze,
The light without us and within.
Life, with its unlocked treasures,
Gods riches, are for all to win.
The grass is softer to my tread
For aesti it yields unnumbered feet;
Sweeter to me the wild rose red
Because she makes the whole world sweet.
Into your heavenly loneliness
Ye welcome me, o solemn peaks!
And me In every guest you bless
VINO reverently your mystery seeks.
And up the radiant peopled way
That opens into worlds unknown,
1t will be life'S delight to say, =,
Heaven is not heaven for me alone"
Rich by my brethren's poverty!
Such wealth were hideous. 7 am blessed
Only in what they share with me,
In what share with all the rest.
The Portland daily press., 1893-05-26

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