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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
SILVER BOND BILL!
Senate Agrees 10 a Vote al One
O'clock Tomorrow.
TreaSurer'S Report Of Receipts and
Disbursements for January.
Goyernmrnt Has Run Behind only three
AMI a Hall Millions This Month.
LOUISIANA RtPuBiicANs
LOUISIANA REPuBtICANs

Washington Tan. u. when the -rnal"
convened to-day the -lNrr lrni hill had
the immediate night II way. There wd-
very m"agrf aitr"iAnrr
Villas th,u addressed iIv -,nai, ~ "r.
position tu the hlll. aud ~ lruuurltiluu
II the ~llNrr mime uwurI- IT the Errklr-
who, h" sad, wrtr rr-p"n,'hl" lot th"
agitation tri Tree coinage
w." -"ullr agfpd that vote un IN
hlll -h"ull hr tdkru Il ! u.rluck H. NOR.
row
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

ritt-hurg, J,.h3l. Hugh Drmps"y, rN.
district master workman ~ the knights
II Labor. sentenced to the pcuitrntinI,
three wears age Tor completely IN the
poisoning II uun.uniun men at the Home
stead steel works. after III" great strike
II lN'2 Was released from prison al ~
o'clock this morning. the pardon being
rrrri,cd hy the morning mail.
Following close upon the Trlra~" ~
Dempsey. comes the startling story, PRINT
rd ~ the Commercial ChZrtt". that ucai
" nty p.t-ons have died from the WIS Il
NJ the alleged puisoning ut Homestead.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

Washington. jan. 81. - the holI-" tr ,IaN
adopted the clciir romr,llr" rr,u;, uu
IT." contest of Ru"nthal republican, W.
Crowley, from ia" t"rth IrNa, district.
~"atlng Crowley.
lhr house then went into committee II
the whole, IN thr District ~ ulumhii AZ
Precipitation hill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
rmirr wit ~ y" ",o>,.mr.
" hat Lawyer IuId >.ts Nh"ul the H,tl
fuaI I

hat Lawyer Ii'Id says Nh"uI ~" Util
r"ad ia.'.
This aftrTn~n. lui iIII/IN rrprr-rut
utINr called at the law office ut lluu. Nrlll
u. Field. who has Just returned from u
legal visit a. southern taliiuTnia aud An
yulIA. and, Ia all our tradrTS ar" ANXIOUS
a. glsan whatever news alnut the NtlAn
tie n Pacific railroad ca-' /, uhtAuahlr.
that gentleman Wa asked a trw questions
un the subject, and hr Dtat"d
II i my opinion that there T. not The
slightest rhHnc" II AM conflict between
thr courts II New Mexico. Arizona anl
california IN the Nlantic II Pacific rH-,'
hut bnth Judge hawkins aud Judge Ross
declared un the wrA-iun II th,~' recent
hearings. their intention t0rKIEdllr l"f,
cl~uTr AMI sale ut tlr read ~ nrNrfy uan.
nrT IHI~Slhl",
"Iudpr Eu,s." continued Nj Field. IN
ApIsiIilug I has, " ~ulih ~ receiver
stated that hr had knnwn the grntlrlnaIl
for many Nrit-, Hnd regarded him u,
0nr ~ the great railroad men ~ AurI
lea, aud II ga," hlm great plraSnr" Ia
apIIlut HIM
"ludg" liaWklr-, Whu making lhrap
Iulntmrhi, SAID that, Nhll1 hr hal never
net Mr. smith untll the mnrniug ui a.,
dtN "n which the appointment WA, rldlr
hr "a, satisfied from that int"TNirW ali
from What Juigr li'r,. hal said Il Vi
smith that all parllr- IN interest drr t.
l." congratulated npHn being ahlr 1" of,
cute lh, -rrNirr- - "A man II Nr. ~mlh
amllN
j Il lfmilp went up Ia Brrnallllu uu
this mornlngS iiyrr, aud will return this
evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

chicago. Jan. 81 Cattle receipts, g..
u" Market quiet, hu, steady Bsevss
ti.l"ui7n COWS and hci'rrs. ti.tO0SsO,
TcNa- s,erts. t27jaas, stockeu and
feeder. tsiptd3.1O.
sheep receipts, ga. Market dull, week
Ht Yesterday decline.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
VALUABLE DISCOVERY! !
Finding Of an Important DOCu.
meut In Venezuela.
An Uld English Map Showing Where
the Line Ran In 1874.
The Commission Holding It's Regular
weekly Meeting IO-Day.
WAY llTTlL FRoGRLSS

New York, Jan 81 4 dispatch tn the
Herald from tAraca- -AN- Antonio Fer
nandrz. president ~ the state II Falcon,
has tslegfaphrd that iH thc archl,r- II
Cutu, the capital, and oldest cltN ~ \rnr.
yuela, has been found u map published IN
London. ~ l5'l. III which the limits -
British TIJUANA Arr given ahuut ~ Nrnr.
Euela A--eft- l. light.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

Kansas city, Jan. 81. Cattle rrcripts2,-
Sls'. Market steady, strong. Texas steers,
t2.1juAiu, Texas COWS, flsJtu3u'; beef
steers, f3usG ~; StWkerS AMI frHirr-,
e. Nrg 30, native cows, sl,1U31u;
bulls. &2WIU3u.
Sheep receipts, l,1p. Lambs, t3'1H
40; muttonI, f2.3hU3'in, Market
steady tu iifm.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
tHr.l~G Il,
Total
than'r- i"f state hun'l

SO, Murphy lsl"gat" Ia r"ngrrs-, say
patch which ~as printed same day age
-aNlng thr irfrlt"flr~ would not hr AL
mitt~l hrrau-r II their silver t"uhruClr-,
wa- not fnurrI"d on fact. anh that th"r"
has been uu adverse artIuu ~ cungr--.
He stlll frrI- hopeful that -ldtrl""I viii
h' secuted during a." rtr,oui -r--Iun
nhuulN LaIrtlr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

1mE CITIZEN has been favored with the
following notice from the Atlantic \
Pacific railroad;
ALmrVrERVu ., y. NJ, Jan, ~,
10 whom II may concern,
Mr.. John r.. Baxtrr IL hrrrhy appointed
travelling auditor NJ the Atlantic II Pa.
cir railroad western division Wee Mr.
Cha-. X, lllll. resigned. tn accept service
rl-rwhrTr. effective this iatr.
", T.. WALSH, Auditor
Approved ", II, GlLLtrT
iIrucfai Auditor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
COLLECTORS REPORT.
what the Report Of county collector SAN
dOval Shows.

For ~olur time Hon klrjauiru Sand,,al.
collector t"r this county, aud his able aud
efficient deputy, col Jose l.. lcrea have
hVcn busll> engaged arranging their r..
port for the February meeting IT the
h"ard II count, commissioners. and late
yesterday aftcTlI"nu. a short tiln" after
TmE tlIlIEN had gun" tu pru--. sir le.
rra submitted duplirai" copy to IN"
printers Tor publication, The report l.
up lo lDcc. a. lSyi, AMI Il Rs follows,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
Lo,iSt,>A ntrtnII,,>>

Delegates App"ini-d 10 IL" >Sti"usI '"u.
Nrntiun.
New Orleans, Jan. 81 Ia" republican
state convention elected the follow ing
delegates fur III" -tat".at-lnrgr I" the 81.
Louis convention William l'itt Kellogg.
4. II. Lronafi, lIcnn hrlnaS and j. Mad-
isOn Vance.
II the state central committee.
The convention endorsed the ticket
nominated by n" people part! a2d Ia"
national republicans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

Washington. Jan. 81. The senate com
mittre oIl privileges and elections to-lay
decided Ia report IN favor II seating Dn'
pont. republican. from delaware. The
committee divided on strict party lines,
being live for Ia four against.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
Noii,c to BIs,,i"rs.

All per-ns ARE hrrrh! forbidden tax
lug hlrycle- into Robinson park. This
action has ls'cuue necessary becAu-r the
walks aaNe been very much impaired hy
careless riders.
MHS. FhANk M,kEE,
lAlie-' Park Improvement Association.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

DiarI hu"a
nurlng :hr war. John J.. llasr, ~ Mil
Greek. H.. contracted chronic dlArrhura,
which inc"nNrnirncrd HIM very much
aud AT times. greatly impaired his
strength lie -HN~. one dos" ~ Cham
h"rlaln'- Collie Cholera and hiarrhoea
Remedy has always relieved me and twn
,ln-rs rn-rd ne 80 that could at one"
90 al,ut my husiur--. alway- Keep the
Remedy al hand rot sale hy llr. T. II.
burgess \ sOu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

cate II a check un the COlumbis National
bank u Washington by which the Lin.
colin National bank ~ this city was
swiniled out NJ tG,jr, was to-day sell.
trnr,A to iiVr ypats In the ppnitsntiary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
Ihr NmcIsI Iir,nlaI

thf
Yesterday THE CITIZEN gave quite a
lengthy article regarding changes IN the
Nchl-on, Topeka 4 santa Pc railway,
and below w. print the official circular,
NO. {
IurEkL. KAN. Feb. /.
Effective this day. the division ~ the
Nchisun. Topeka \ santa fe railway In.
tu eastern aud western grand divisions,
under two general supcrintrndrntr, will
ls' discontinued.
Mr.. Charles Dyer having been assigned
to other duties. the jurisdiction ~ Mr.. II.
t. Nudge ~ general superintendent ts,
Ia addition H. the authority heretofore rx.
rtci-sd l., him. extended over the w.-t-
rrn. New Mexico and kluhfandr divisions
heretofore known a. the western grand
division.
The headquarters ~ the general super.
rntcuhrnt will be- al Topeka. Kan.
j. J. fhEN. General Manager.
Approved. H. Il. kOBlN~oN.
First Vice President.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

New York. Jan. 81 At high tide to-
day. with the wind northeast. hluwing
eight miles All hour, All effort wa- made
to pull the steamer ~. Paul out ~ the
sand or Long Branch, but ia" great
craft moved only a few feet The pruha.
bility ~ the ~. Paul being Heated to-day
IL remote, hut All effort will lee nai"
again next high tide.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

B~ton. Jan. 81. The brokerage tirm of
G,nrge II, Staynrr n Co., with branch
oilrrr IN several cities uf New England,
suspended payment to-day No account
IT assets aud liabilities can h- made tI,
bHN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
on NJ MAcki

gHh muuN tired men AMI women
could g't III ul that pam ~ their backs
II they would tN latk-. ~urrt utr f,t the
Liver nud kiInN- hr trouble l. usual.
/, there, and Iafk-' sur cure reaches
and cures II. Sold lN IT. Ihu-. II. bur
yp-- A son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
lt'wLtu, Nppututs.

~it.lf. 't ! o., t.lJ,n
Prescott, \rIl., Jan - judge llaw
ku- io ,ldN appointed &. " ~mith sole
receiver lot Arl2uiH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
AN ALBUQUERQUE ENTERPRISE.
And no, 10 nc Coniouniei with any other
Directory.

Directory.
The ilbuluerIur Directory II strictly
All Altupu"tqu" enterprise and the print
ing aud hindlng will b" done al the print
my AMI binding departments " tse Al
buquurlnr lnIll cirlLtN, II will bs re-
pl"t" with information. social. industrial
aid otherwise, npprrtalning 10 this city
and country,
II il in no nnnn,r cnna-ctei with any
other directory Ia he published at -oine
point frinut" from AlbulurrIus
IirGIiLs1 n Mt'REIGHr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

kamma, wash, jan, 3l,--ChAs, isimus
a hunchhark wa' hanged here to-day foI
the murder ~ James t,frrnw"-. last sep
tender,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
Chicago Grain market.

Chicago, Jan. ~, Wheat, JAnuar,
G9',: MAY. Ga. Corn. January. -
MAY, -. Oats, January, lN'I May, - d
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
AI.AWNING HlroR1S.

Hriiisu Agent ordered 4" ln'"siigai"
Anair- 1T J"hauH-shurg.
London. Jan. ~ In view ~ the alarm
ing Stories aiinai regarding the situation
at Johannesburg, Secretary II stat" Tor
the COLONIES Joseph chamberlain, ordered
the British agent nj Pretoria io 81 I" J".
hanneshurg aud rris'rt the condition "f
affairs to the colonial utllcr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
IIr,ITI. Hitter,

This Truri, l. becoming ~ we'll known
and ~ Irrpulaf ~ Ia need 10 -I~clal
mention. Nj who hA'" u-'4i Electric
kltt-r- sing the sing II prHi~", puf"r
ln,-iicinc dE'- not exist, aud II J. guar.
ant-ei I" iu all that l. claim~i Elrcrrlr
Filters will cure all il-"aS''- ~ the Liver
aud kidnsys, will rrmm" Pimplc-, IsAl>,
-alt kheum AMI other affections call,,d
hy impure bl"h. Will drive Malaria
rom the system and prevent ~ we'll ~
cure all Malarlal F"NrrS. For cure II
lieaharhr. Constipation and Indigestion
Try Electric Bitter Entire satisfaction
guaranteed. ~ muury refunded. Price
Jr or tlr I~f httl", AT rill-buT, n
Walton.
children. Meeting - the n"sp"i Mis.i"n
Commencing saturday aft"fnu1n. AMI
continuing Thereafter, there will he spe
cial meetings held for the children oi
Albuquerque At the uu~pel Mission. on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
wI,hlta Mur,Irr Trial,

Wichita. Kan, Jan. "a, +, N, William.
-on, one of the alleged murierers of H. H..
Leonard, WAS acquitted ot the charge t-
day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
bistIi'ttuutt

The ca-,' ~ ~ula2ar ". Price. trr-ia--.
Wcuplrd the attention ut the court all
morning, and Wa -tll uu trial uu going
tu press.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

springfield, Ill., Jan. 81, John l., sui.
li,an rested we'll last night, The i"ctor
hnIa.- tn have him out II h~l ~ week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
Money Market.

New York, Jan "a Monr, "n call easy
AT 81 al per rrni Prime mercantile
paper GStN per cent,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

Gru. II, Marshall, clerk In the United
states marshall office. who was sudden
~ stricken with paralysis yesterday AZ
trrrnl, continues IN a critical condition
AT H." II. Vincent -anltafluni, a!s the
\rw Mexican tie l. able to Walk "A few
,t,l,- tut j. uuHhlr tn artlrulatr more
th.u he. words lr- ~ un, and has IRE
lurui sinking SPELLS and IL comatose
much Il the uu", Mr., Marshall came
over from La Vegas last night and
would like {" uInr her husband Ia their
h"lur ,lntr, lut lr Irrs~lu dEs not AL
\l,r tla, at rtr-"nt. ia" friends Of MIR.
Mat-'All arr particularly alarmed ut his
condition ur account ~ the fact that his
,athrf- life Wa terminated hy u similar
,lt"kr hr tact that thu -,,H man has
lri truprrat" and exemplary life Is
murl IA hl- IaNur aud II l. huv"d that "A
tuiu I"i lhr hotter viii -uIn tak" place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

lhr' uh"llr Young Ladies' "l Ia" cath
hr congregation AZ" preparing u ball Ia
be- gtl,u ou It Valentines lay. February
II. M the \rmurN Mll " thr Young
hIlr, lave IA Nlrw a religious purI1'-".
~ tru-t their ,lIurt, viii l." crowned
With -urCv...
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01

Vu iluu ~ tima ~
l.nlluut ! izh curud.
! gradually Eruv
N"r~, very weak.
aud completely dis
coiIrAfc'i, until I
lived. prpp,i H. u
uy Ia i-d l-CAnss l
cssisfa'f iir dasra
n"r sit up, Think
lrs ny timo had
,"inr t,,ll my fam
iIy ~hlt ! wanted
done Hirn I wa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-01
Nv 80 esil,eart,

Ny sweetheart.
Her cheeks are like the Posses,
Her brow H. lily white,
tnd we'll know the Reason.
she takes Parks Tea each night.
She's strong AMI we'll and happy, too,
Her face is clear and bright.
Aud laughingly she tells the cause,
II take Parks Tea each night"
Sold by Dr. Tho-. II. Burgess X son.
Case Nn, 3i2L Louis Eberhardt ".
southwestern Brewing Company, Trial
was soncludsi this morning resulting IN
a verdict Tor plaintitT with an award of
$50 damages.
Case No. ii57. Henry EickS vs., Johl
Eirhcnbaum. chancery for injunction and
accounting 0f the business, The court
granted the injunction aud appointed
Paul BctZleT receiver.
Ca,,, NJ. is:n. IhnS. R"hSt"ck aud Co
Va. Henry IwkhaTt l. now nn trial be-
, fore the court.
Parks Tea II a great hlssi purifier anj
cleanser. A pleasant herb drink whlcl
moyra the bnurl- without pain. gripping
or discomfort. sold by Dr. ]. II, Burgess
" son,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-08-19
he ''Twfgged'' Her.

He "Twfgged" Her.
The following anecdote of the
Princess Maud has the distinguished
merit of being true: Going shopping
one spring morning strictly incog
and attended only by one of the la
dies of the household, Princess Maud
was aooosted by little street arab
who was the happy possessor of a
pair of large, pathetic brown eyes
and a tangled crop of curly brown
hair. He was busily engaged in the
absorbing task of earning his living,
and perhaps some one else s as we'll,
by retailing fresh spring flowers,
penny and tuppence bunch. The
princess stopped by him, and while
choosing some flowers she was a lit
tie startled by the lad saying in an
excited and familiar whisper:
cts all right. miss. l knows yer,
but I'll keep it dark and won split
on yer.
The princess smilingly shook her
head in denial.
Eyes, I do knows yer" (more en-
phatioally). EYER Princess Mawd.
I twigged yer directly
Princess Maud was greatly anus
ed, and we can just imagine with
what glee she would tell of the in
cident. Standard.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-08-19

shelterless but for the grace of cred
itors and Gods canopy that shelters
all, and the future was an infnity of
pitch. But | was sober. If | had
said I had left off drink forever, no
man who knew me would have be-
lieved me. If I had been able to tele-
graph my wife I was going home, she
would have answered, though it broke
her heart, "You must not come home. f"
If asked employment no man would
trust me. The asylums would not
receive me, for I was sane; nor the
hospitals, for | was not sick; nor the
morgue, for I was not dead; I had not
been abed, for I had no bed. [ remem-
Der nothing of the night before or of
the morning, out / was sober.
thought was going mad | washed
my face at the fountain in Union
Square, and crossed over to Eighth
Avenue. At the corner of Twenty
first street | saw the undertaker's
sign of Stephen Merritt. You know
him, some of you; all the angels know
him we'll. I had never seen him, but
had heard OF him. It was not food |
thought of, but an overwhelming de-
sire filed me to touch the hand of a
good man. | entered. A man with
the joy of the Lord in his face came
to meet me with his hand extended
and as he grasped mine I said; L
don't know why came The
sentence was never finished, for /
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just For Carriage Folk.

"No," said the old gentleman
sternly. II will not do it. Never
have ! sold anything by false repre-
sensations, and I will not begin it
now"
For moment he was silent, and
the clerk who stood before him
could see that the better nature of
his employer was fighting strongly
for the right.
mo" the old man Dried again.
II will not do it. It is an inferior
grade of shoe, and will never pass
1t off as anything better. Mark it,
A Shoe Fit For a Queen and put it
in the window. A queen does not
have to do much walking. "-Chioa-
go Tribune.
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additional Gura1.
DORRELLY.

Attend the great ball game at Nor
ris next Friday afternoon between
Morris and the Minneapolis league
team.
G.. A. Dushek of Morris was caller
last Thursday.
Miss Mary Rohrenbach and Mrs.
j.. S. Welsh did business in Morris on
Saturday.
Anybody wishing fruit of any kind
call on A. Fl. Taisey.
A. M. Taisey will start q meat wag-
on in the near future
A new store is soon to be opened
in the hotel block by John Nelson &
Co.
A. A. Rohrenbach started up thresh-
ing the first of the week at Albert
Hillas.
A. nj. Ialsey now runs livery ana
sale stable in this place.
Andrew Hellebust is building a
granary on his farm.
David Hartung will fire A. A. Rob
renbach's engine this season.
A few Donnellyites attended the
silver meeting last Saturday evening
in Morris.
Emil Nelson was in Herman on
Saturday last.
Andrew Anderson and wife returned
home from Alexandria last Saturday.
Nels Nelson of Alexandria is the
guest of his brothers John and Emil
of this place.
Samuel Acheson of Rendsville Wis
tied in this town Sunday.
Andrew Youngberg Sundayed in
town with John Hilla.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Reker were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hart
ung on Sunday last.
Several horse trades have been
made here the past week.
Say boys let us have a rally in the
burg during this campaign. 1t must
be Republican rally to satisfy us.
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Seeing by Wire.

Will it ever be possible to enable
the persons who speak with each
other by telephone to see one anoth-
or at the same time, as in a glass
darby" perhaps, but still ''face to
faoe?" Will it ever be feasible for
man in London to see opera in La
Scala, or the falls of Niagara, or the
Feast of lanterns in Canton with
out stirring from home? It is cap
tivating idea, and, although we can
not pronounce with certainty, there
is good deal to be said in favor of
the possibility of it's realization.
To begin with, it is known that
light is merely form of energy, or,
as the late Professor Tyndall would
call it, a 'mode of motion. 1t is, in
fact, a wavelike motion in the ex-
uuisite medium that we call the lu
miniferous ether which is under
stood to permeate all bodies. The
waves resemble those set up in wa
ter when stone is dropped into it
that is to say, they are transverse
rays, the particles of water rising
and falling alternately across the
line on which the waves travel. In
this respect light differs from sound,
in which the particles of air convey
ing the sound vibrate to and fro
along the course of propagation of
the sound. Now it has been found
of late years that waves similar to
those of light in all but size can be
set up in the luminiferous ether by
oscillatory discharges of electricity.
and there is growing evidence to
show that some we'll known effects
of electricity are the result of wave
motion in the ether of the same
kind as those of light.
If, therefore, we could find
means of transforming the waves of
light into corresponding electric
waves and transmit these to dis
lance by wire, or even without
wires, then retransform them back
again into light, the problem would
be solved. The progress of electrical
research appears to tend in that di-
rection. -Cassell's Magazine.