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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-04

Tho following described real estate. viz:
All that certain ioi, or p!eop OF land with
the hhidinR thc'eon erecI"d situate g. the
city OF " lin ~ LOh ufor q /. bounded uld
described as follows. % wi
BeSlhiiilS at poIIIt Oh he sOutherly side
oil II 10 feet wide strGttt called ruitmaH plHeB
at the distance ut - fest 4 i,chr. easItrly
from the csls cry side ut heslI street at ne
mldnlc Oi Iht division wall Ul ihls an The
house lolnlI,- On the west; thence -t,IIti-
eriy pa.alel WITH HeaG street AMI passIng
thionYu tnc lniudle OF said wall ~ n. 10 l a.
hurthtrly slpe ora d-feet-w!Lr u ley lea in Z
into Head stteoI; thence caster aiunR sa d
alley SIDE ana pa.ailel VAN "a lmHu o cs
~ leet Ion stake; ttenco nUrtnerls pa lel
win lead struet alId pAs,luH Ihroug ne
miti 10 OF the dIVisIua wal. uf this ana lHe
h0hse auJolping "n o east ~ feet 10 tie
u oresaid side OF Pullman Place nj tLenct,
there weSter - iest TO toe J. ace 81 H.
ginning, be the contents thereof what they
may.
Sc zed and taken in execution us the prop
eftyoi Francis :. bradley and Sarah Is, his
WHO. and 10 DO sold ny
FAUl. GlLLIS Sheriff
!, sherltrs once. Wilmington. Del.. Dec IN
b.rd. 1884,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-04
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1904.


At o'clock. p. M,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land. with
the buildings thereon erected. situate IN the
city OF Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and
described as 70 lows. To wit:
beginning AZ point ON the eoutherly side
OF II 81 feet wide 81 rect. called Puilman pla g,
Mt the distance OF IA feet inches eas erly
from abe easterly side of Head street dt the
middle n The division wall of this aud the
house adJon'ng On the west; thence 4. utheI-
Iy D. rHllcl with Head street and passing
through the middle of said Ill o. feet TO the
northeriy side of u 4-fett v d o al ey leading
Into Heald street; thence easterly along said
alley side and para lei with i'uilnnn place IA
feet 10 stake; thence uortheriy parallel " It'll
Head I'll eet aud passing through the divt-
oh wall Of tits ahd the house ad dining en-
the east o. foet TO the aforesaid side of Pull
man place: and thence thereby westerly a
feet o the place of beginning be tho contents
thereof what they may.
seze' and taken In execution as the prop
erty of trnntisS. Bradley aud Sarah D.. his
vile. and I. I B. and TO e sold by
PAUL q LIS Sheriff
sheriif's Ofiice. Wilmington. Del. December
9. lhgL
l,HEtIFF'S ShiIE-By virtue OF a writ of
~ i.evari Facias. TO me directed, will he
exposed TO public sale, at the Court House,
On Market street between Tenth aud Eleventh
streets IN the city of Wilmington, New Castle
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-04

~ JOHN NJ. SOLOMON.
Onicc No. West Third street.
Phones lle and eOS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-04
ON wEpNEs ,AY.
TIM ljrH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1894.
Atao'elock. p. IN.


The following described real estate. viz:
All th't cer,ntn lot or parrol of Inud. with
the u tlldnS 'hrreJu crentei situate In tho
cry OF lIm!ngloH aforesaid, bounded and
described rs 70 lows, 10 wi
hcElnnli.g at II pol.it onfhs soutuUrly side
o. q t-.eet vide street called Pullman place,
1T the disirIi oil 40 feet incte- ca terry
from toe ca 4erly size oil Head stree 1T the
middle o. he division waH OF Tia 8 aud the
house Hdloi'lug Oh the west; thence .outher-
ly .srthlel with HGall street mud pa Il u
through tho middle of satH wall q. I, ct o the
nprsi.o rly s,dr oil n 4 feel wide alley leading
into tcniu -tisst; thence eaBteIly aioHR said
alley sid "a parallel with Pullman ri tie "A
to"' % s,aNo; thence n ~ orly parallel
with ticutd streti md passing through. the
.niidie IF 'hc Division WALL OF this and the
bohHe AZ ollling un tht east .! ioet 10 tao
aforesaid d al Pullman place; anI thence
thereby westerly II feet 10 The PLACE oil he
ginning. he tn. contents wha, / ey ma
seized ahd taken IN eS en-, iOn 40 tn prop
orty oil Francs :. liradiey ana sara b. his
vito. anl I. "a. aud 10 be sell by
PAUL GlLfis. sheriff.
sherin's ONCE Wilmington. Delaware
December. o. ls9l.
CIERiFF's SALEr-ay virtue or II wri. Of
- ievnri facns,tolnc directed. will 10 eX,
pusei 20 publiS lie NJ the Court lion e.
ON Market street he ween iUth and Eleventh
streets. In the 81 J Of Wilmington. New
Caste county. bel,
On WEDNESDAY,,
THE Igtu DAY OF DECEMBER 1891
The following des ribbed rell e-tate viz:
An that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
with the Drluk 1--we ing thereon eroCte sitii-
ate IN the ciuY of Wilmington atpresIid
bGunie! ana d seribrd As + illuw5, 10 Wit
beginning al point on no westerly side
Of ashlpStOn street between Twelfth nuI
Ihirtccntr at tno dIifa"ce u no feet south her
iy from the NJuthery side ri Tulrteenth
street tnrure westerly AMI plJsirx through
the IL dile ul he pa ty wall Loiwe this
hous" amt the one al .oiniHg on I @ NORTH
i51 ieet TO Il sln..e; thence southpry d IrltIel
70 WASHINGTON STREET u feet to u taNe;
thence cas- eI y parallel TO Inirte nth re 4
~ feet TO tho westerly side of wusinlIfo
street ..turo AID. nni thence thorchy uorth.
eriy rl icel to the place II BEGINNING bG the
eontenis iBerHNf what they may.
Seized and iHkon In execution as the prom.
er AT l!snfy H. Cobb and sarah e, Cobb his
wife and I. / :. and tn he sold by
Paul GlLl1S. Sheriff.
SHERIFF. O1icc, " ln"nGtor. iiel.. Decen.
BET j, 1891.
NJ AM Ed isnerder4, pleasant rooms aud
w good aCeOHmOl 1tiOns. Al.o Tube
board, At No. ~; tctawnre Avenue. d st.
XRT ANTE Two gents ,ieslrn toari with
NM ro-pHvthbie family West side pre.
Ierred. Cur Muriet street. Adire,s ID H..
Republican Office. dit
w ANlLD-A gooti gcnteel boy. from Is 10
w " year, OF age. with e. per ence at
perbeIihs. APPLY at Clayton io So barber
stop di.2tt
| NTAN lED--A colored girl for general
w hcusework. Apply at 6U9 Van Bursn
SHEET di-3t
WANfED-Ag lri for general housework
| NE at III Market street. d4.tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-04
on WEDNESDAY.
THE 10th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1891.
Al o'clock. n. IN.
The following described real estate, viz:

iho iohoWi"k ueseTipou ichi estdtc' WEI
All that certain lot or piece OF land with
the building thereon erected 81, unte In the
city Of Wilmington aforesaid bounded and
d. sctibed as follows. towt:
beginning a. the corner formed by the in
tersectioa of the eoutherly side of u 80 feet
vide street called Pniinia place and tire
Q steriy 40 OF heald street; thence .outh-
cry ato IR ia side II Eeaid street q. feet 10
the mort nerly -idc OF q 4 70 4 wild, alley Lead
Ing into lead street; tnance easterly along
SAID alley side and rniiel with Pullman
plHch a ictt In hes to "A stake; thence north
erly parallel with iienld str 1t AMI passing
through the middle Vt tire division wall OF
rs and the house udloiinE on the east "
ie' to he ntcrv aid Side OF Pullman place
ana thence thereby esterIy II feet incnes
To thu place of b ginning. he tue con euts
thereof what they may.
s. Aet an i taken in execution ns the pI OPP
erty OF fIancis s. Bradley aud Sarah b.. his
wife. and TIA ana TO he sold by
PAU tsILllS, Sheriff.
sheriff Office. Whining on. Dol. Ducem-
Der y, 1894
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-04

NJ ANlLD-A gooG geneel boy. from Is to
w ~ year, OF age. win trper. snco at
barberins. Aplly at Clayton I'D So barber
81 Op ut.2tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-04

SiiERiFl'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levuri Farias to the d.
reeted. VIII 10 exposed to putlc sale. at thu
Court House, on Markut siect, ,et cen
tetnh and falevcnths reetsg,n thgcl'yu W.
III. n 5ton, cDutty OF new JasIIe. delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-04
KENNARD & CO
62l-623 Market 81.
A Feeling 4
Of Pleasure

And satisfaction is expeIinced in
purchasing where the best collec-
ton of the choicest goods are
found, not at the "lowest prices"
in the general acceptance of the
term, but at prices that you long
ago learned are the lowest at which
reliable goods can be bought.
We have no place in our store
for anything "cheap" Neither do
We cater to fashionable whims at
fancy prices" .......
We aim to attract, win and hold
the trade of all wi o want depend
able merchandise and the fullest
measure of satisfaction and sccuri-
ty in its purchase.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-04

NJ AMI Ed isnstders pleasant rooms and
w good aceOMiuUl 0IlOng. Al.o 1thfe
Board ~ No. ~; ltciawrrt avenue. izGt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-04

YNTANrG Two gents. desIrn Loarl with
Nm re-pHvthbie family, West side pre.
Ierred. car MurGet street, AdIre,s ID H..
Republican Office. dill
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-04

C,IlERiFFs SAIts--By virtue or IA wri. OF
- Iievnri factns. oInc directed. will lie ey.
posed 20 puplis s lie NJ the Court lion e.
On Market street he ween lUth and Eleventh
streets. In the 81 J Of W llmingtou, New
Castle county bel,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-04
KENNARD ( CO
62i-623 Market ST.

Yet in stock. The
Sizes are some
what broken, but
yours may be
Just the ones that
are left. 1t is no
trouble to get a
emit tor %
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-04

The following described real estate. VIZ,
Ali that certain lot. piece parcel OF land,
with Two story brick dwelling thereon
erected. sill uate in tn eitf of Wilmington,
aforesaid. bounded and dec rbed as folio VS.
10 wit:
Beginning at tho westerly side of Chu rch
street a the distance OF Ii feet from the
nor, ly side CT seventh street at Joseph
Mchowen's line, thence westerly with sa id
I'M anu parallel with sev@ tn str ct 80 feet
To II sttte IN Ian sort to Samuel McCaul!ey;
thenie tiortheiiy with sal McGauiley Is line
nnd pAriliel with Churon street IL ieet to u
IT Ito In Joseph " bays line; thence eusterly
with said Days linc ard parallel with sew.
"nth street . feet TO tho said de of Church
street: md thunrr herewith southu rly IL
ieet 10 the . ace of beginning, be toe con-
ten $ thereof what they may.
sei1ed and AIKEN in execution ms the prop
erty OF Fanny bic owon and |. ts., and to be
sold ny
PAUL GILLIs. sheriff.
sherlff's Office, Wilmington. Del Decem-
ier 3. 1891
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-04

HERIFFS sALE-BY Virtue OF A
y writ of ievnri Facias. to me directed
will tie exposed to Public Sale at the Court
House. on arket street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, III The city oil WILMINGTON,
New Castle county Del,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
SOCIALISTS THREATEN.
Talk "T War wiIh the Banb In the Frenel
 Chambrr aI nrpmtIr.-

Talk oT War whh the Bamb In the French
 Chambsr aT DrPutS-s-
 PAEI>, Nov sI.-Pr0bably with a view to convincing the electors that they were traduced by the Allemanist Labor party which recently issued a scathing address donOuncing the Socialist party. the So cia.fsts. led by IulCs Suesde. created a seandalous diversion In the chamber of deputies Tuesday. They denounced the government for preventing the municipal reforms desired by tho Socialists. and N 6ueste flung out a menace that If the government declined to allow socialism tO bs refOrmatury it would he revolution ary- Prime Minister Dupuy exclaimed ''I advise you not to try it'''
 Take care returied NJ Gucsgle \ storm Is gathering on the horizon The premier had better not try the game Oi Bismarck and Crisri Let him at least respect legality If he dues not. rhcrC will Dc war to the knife waE with the bomb. The premier in his rcply will say whether be wants peace ar WAT
 NJ Gucstlc's other speeches contained objectionable references 10 czardom and Russia. which NJ Dupuy. in n calm speech. rcbukcd as having revolted tho whole chamber
 After these exciting scenes the hUrsg adjourned from until O'clOrk. when NJ Goblet. in his new position as lender Of the opposition. rcpudiafcd anything iu common between his ideas and those Q. NJ GuesdC Finally af midnight a vUis of confidence !n the government was adopted by a vote Of Sss5 t0 lIs The an nouncemont of the result was greeted with arclAmatiOns
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
THAT ELEPHANT roYEp WITH HIM.

..tHe did. He fed him terbacker and tried to git away, but his legs got tangled np and fur ten minits that elephant toyed with him. He was rig up and flung down, and he was flung down and rig up, and when he was finally flung out of the tent he crawlei fur home on his hands and knees. Yo'll find him thar by the creek. He'll likely be dead. He had 17 broken bones, over 20 awful bruises, and his spine was broken in three places. He died hap py, however. He'd allus wanted to feed an elephant terbacker, and he got the chance at last"
 offered to do what could to help him home, but the young man insisted that it was no use, and that should hurry on and tell his father. found the old man sitting on the top rail of the fence in front of his cabin, and halted and asked If he had son Sam.
 'Of co'se," he replied. "Whar did yo' meet up with Samf''
 Back here by the creek
 Had he fed tho circus elephant ter backers'
 ''He had"
 And was he dyin happyF'
 He was"
 Much obleeged, stranger. I'll take the mewl and go down arter the body in the cool O the night. I knowed he'd do 1t, and was waitin yere fur the news"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
..l,n nN. MEs. Row sEI..

pins. the scrcwdrivcr you lost six months ago. four picture books, thrCc collars I thought wen, lost at the laundry and a box containing about Jo collar buttons. Will ', n have a collar button, Mir. Bow ser: And when did the last phrcnulo- giSt examine your head:''
 Wo-wOman. arc you addressing mcf gaspCd MT. BOwscr d. he grew white as chalk.
 Drawer No. 5 seems to be a rich find, she continued without needing his re- mark. '.HCrc'S the silver handled button hook you said the ScamstrcsS picked up, and l find vour lost doorkCy, the gas pinchcrs. that silver dollar you said baby swallowed. that razor used for COrns. two new porous plastcrS and-why, look here! Heres tho letter you wrote to the man in Wisconsin about your taxes! It is the very letter and you sent n money order for $l5 and swOrc he stole it How will you ever explain your bump of order to him, Mir. BOwSCr:'
 He didn't reply He reached for the let ter and stood gazing at it as if it wcre a message from the grave.
 Drawer No isn't quite 90 rich, be cause have tu upCn it once a week to put away your laundry work, said Mrs. Bow ser ;l> she pulled it out. II am always very careful not tu disturb anything, how ever, and % now find that mou$ctrap you said thrCw at the cats one night, baby x bank book. two brush brooms, a tack ham mcr and the bottle of sarsaparilla you charged the cuok with drinking one morn ing before hrCakfa>t. She denied it. you remember, and said she hated even the smell of Sarsaparilla. but you insisted that you could tell by the flush on her face. Did the phrrnolngists tell you, MT. Bow ser, that you were also horn with n great detective bump
 -'YOu-you are Mrs- Bowser!' he stam- mercCl. looking at her in a puzzled way. .'YeS, and you are MT. BOwscr " she re piled You claimed to have tic only | bump ot orSlcr in the family, and we have ! been oyCrhauling your dresser to prove it. | We have got through with four of the ! drawers and will now investigate the fifth. l am in hopes we shall come across the l saw and hatchct you missed from the eel lar year ago and you remember that five cans of peaches Inystcriously disappcarcd from-what is it, MT. BOwscr:"
 Mrs. Bowser, the plot stands reycaled!'
 What plot:''
 '.You placed those things in the drawer: and st1rtci this discussion in order tC prove me in the wrong. The foul conspir acy is as plain as the monday sun"
 And your lawyer will see my lawyer about the divorce and alimony and custody of the child:"
 He will, and at once! It is the las hair Mrs. BOwser-positivcly the last,''
 He trotted off down stairs, and Vvher she went down with a pair of shears, l package of catnip, n water filter, n bOttl, of rat poison and q pound of nails, whic
 she had taken from the fifth drawer,
 had Topped down on the lounge and prt
 tended tO be asleep.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21

His Search For a Collar Button Arouses Mrs. II. to a Sense of Her Injuries, and She Opens Up a Few Drawers-Bowser In His True Light.
 [Copyright, 1894. by Charles B. Lewis.l
 ''Is this n house, barn or cider mill, Mrs Bowscr''' demanded MT. Bowscr as he came down stairs the other evening. with both ends of his shirt collar flying in the breeze for the want of n button at the throat
 What Is il, dcar'' she asked.
 II went mp to change my collar. After spending two hours time to hunt all over n ten acre lot I finally found this collar, but broke the button. There ought to be at least 10. OO1. 900 buttons in the drawers of my dresser. but can't find one. I sup pose you have shOveled them into a bag and sent them of to the hcathen."
 You looked in the drawers, did your
 "Whcre else should look: As long as everybody around the house is free to paw around my dresser can't expect to find my things I'll put my shirts and things in a barrel and take 'em to the barn to- morrow"
 Mir Towser, I am the only other per son who ever opens n drawer of that dress CT, and then only to place your clean linen where it belongs. You have plenty of but tons in there.
 Not one, think know a collar but ton from a cart wheel. It's your sys- tenn of house keeping, Mrs. Bowser. Con fusion rcignS from cellar to garret, and nothing is ever in place. You have no bump of order.
 But you havc!"
 To n wonderful degree, Mrs. Bowser, as have been told by all the celebrated phrcnolOgistS.
 Come mp stairs. and wei look through your drcSScr,''
 Certainly. am not exactly blaming you because you have no bump of order, but still it iS an unfortunate thing that nature did not give it to you.
 We will see about your bump, Mir, BowSer," she said as they entered his bed room. Here are five drawers in your drcSScr Let us examine drawer No. l. have not even looked into it for three months. IIa, Hero is that can opener you thought tine ashman stole, and here arc the Ihr'c new gas burners you thought you lost on the car. also find n pair of >uspcndcrs, bottle of glue and the hairbrush you said the cook took away. None of tine phrcnOlogists had seen this drawer when they felt of your bump, had they"
 ''Go on. Mr>. Buwscr, go right on!' ex- claimed Mir HnwscT as he folded his arms and drew himself up. Il think I can see through the little game, but go right on'''
 Drawer No contains two new neck ties you thought you left at the storc and went back and raised n TOW about. There arc also bottle of rcd ink, two clothes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
He Sold IL

Don't want soap nor pictures, said the hard faced woman to tho strange young man at the door.
 ''I'm not n peddler, madam" said the stranger. My business is of an entirely different nature. Do you remember weary, ragged and hungry tramp calling at your kitchen door about a week agof"
 She didn't remember.
 Let me refresh your memory. You were dressed in an old morning wrap, tied at the waist with string. Your front hair was in pins, and there was dark smudge across your nose''- She turned to slam the door, but his foot happened to be in tho way.
 "You had n rolling pin in ono hand and a kettle of hot water in the other. with which you threatened to scald the poor wayfarer."
 .'well, I didn't scald him anyhow. You can't get any assault and battery against me"
 Nothing of the sort was intended, ma'am. I merely wish to let you know that was that supposed tramp. The bundle that l carried on that occasion was a lightning camera, and 1 have already been offered 10 shillings by n neighbor of yours for the picture of you obtained. But if you want it for IS. Cd. it is yours. ''
 He effeotc the sale.-Tit-Bits-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
ioLmEs' TEXAS CAREER.
he Alleged rltrri case ConsPiratsr Nov Charged With a Doabie Murder.

Charged With Doabie Murder.
 FoET MoETH. Tex. Nov. sl-Thsrs is svery reason to believe that H. II. Holmos. who went by the name of 0. c Pratt in Fort Worth. is guilty of numbering Min nie R Williams and her sister. Annie Williams. the crime having pr1hahly been committed in Chi saeo and In this crime . man who claimed when hero Ia be . eiti- zen of Chicago and calling himself Ben ton T. Lyman Is an aecumplice-
 Some time fin February. Lyman came here from Chicago and placed on record a deSd from ono Bond to Lyman for Io0 feet front on Rush and Second streets Bond got title by deed rom Minnie R Williams. executed besore a notary whose name was said to be Holmes
 On this property Lyman logan the erection of n tbrrs story stone building At this time O. C Pratt appeared on the scene and was introduced by Lyman as superintendent of the work Pratt lcft town few days later. with many credit ors searching for him
 Lyman had sold one lot tO a Fort Worth party. who. fearing his title had hern elouded by Pratt's acts in connectlon with liens on the property. began to in- yestiEate- He found that Minnie R VII Hams had been working for a typewrit- ing concern In Chicago known as Allen N No- @nc wrote late Tn lcsS to her sts- ter, Miss Annie Williams of Midlothian to come to Chicago that she was going 10 be married and go to Europa The sister. who was a teacher in inc Midlothian (TOx- academy. at once packed up and left for Chicago leaving orders 10 for ward her trunk in a week
 No word ever came from either of the sisters After year tho express company at Chicago notified the principal of Ihe Midlothian school that the trunk had never been called for
 MInni~ F. Williams. by will, was Left half a block of property in the heart of Fort Worth. valued at S6O. OOO. and farm worth SIS. OOO. This property has all been aliena;ed ostensibly by Miss Williams
 \ dstective has been sent To find the girls. but no trace can be discovered Chi cagO is the last place In which Miss Will Hams was seen.
 When Pratt ran away. creditors ataach- ed the property, but the court appointed 6 receiver, who has been searching for Lyman. but without success
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
THE ARIZONA KICKER.
Some Wholesale Charges Dismissed In
 Proper Manner.

Some Wholesale Charges Dismissed In
 Proper Manner.
 EXPLANATORY.-Las week The Utah Gazette devoted n column of its valuable editorial space to holding us up to the public gaze as n bad, bad man. Among the things charged against us in the article was that we owned a running mule and raced him for money; that we owned a fighting dog and attended dog fights; that We were n ''scrapper" and encouraged prize fights, and that we had murdered so many men in cold blood that our being at liberty was disgrace to the territory of Arizona. This is about the seventh time in the past year that The Gazette has banged away at Us with the same sort of ammunition. and we will now please and gratify its editor by taking due notice and making few explanations
 Yes, We own running mule. We bought him as n private individual of a tcndcrfuot who wanted Sl5 a great deal morc than he wanted the mule. In two years as private individual, We have en-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
THE SCIENTIST.

The next transit of Venice will take Faaoe in the year e0o4.
 The time Is coming when by methods already forcsccn we shall storc and mak, use of the heat of the sun.
 Tho metcorologists tell us that the high clouds, even on the hottest summer days arc wholly composed of fine crystals O. snow.
 1t Is computed that every year the eartl, receives about l46, 900. 900, 900 of shootin, stars. which fall on its surface, thus slow. iJ adding to it's mass.
 The most rapidly moving star known 1T space does not move with one -thousandtl part Of tho speed fmparted to the lIghl which 1t radiatcs. and by which alone WI become aware of its extstence