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OEA4n VF AUHhEE WhLIEHHs
4 cab1o despatch announces the death Of
Horace Walters In private asylum near Lon
don. Tho news will cause sadness to many who
know deceased, md 1amented tho sudden aud
melancholy eclipse Of the HucceHs Ae had oarnod,
At tho timo Of his visitation there voro fow mon
In Chicago and the Wont better known, or who
gave to their multitude Of friends brighter
promise Of high achievements. Mr.. Wa!tors
was nntiyo Of England, and cana to this coun-
try in 1866. Flo first embarked In trade. hit
almost immediately entered into a profession to
which ha soomch remarkably woll adaptod. In
hogan hiH oaroer in tho l,otal business In tho
Wavorly House, Nocheater, removing in 1868 to
tho Durtis House, Davenport, Iowa, whence lo
caulo to Chicago In 1869 to tho fremont House.
in 1868 removing Ills connection to tho Sherman
House, whore le was the associate Of MeaBrs,
Gage. Brother d llice. In all these relations he
won friends and ubutantjnl succesa, and stood
among tho foremost Of tho rising hotel mon OF
tho country, when, In April, 1871, an inourablo
disease Of tic brain pudlonly bightod tho promise
0f AH future. lie WaB taken abroad for caro and
treatment, and the end iB now announced, Mr.
Walters WaH all accomplished. thorough b11s-
noaH man, possessed of tho raro traits tint 20 to
mako up tho difficult requisitiona Of the Gotel
vocation.
LAMnEnT O. HALL.
Tho death OF Lambert q. Hull removes from
our community, one. WHO for many years Inns
beon prominently and Aonorably associated viii,
Fire Underwriting in ,hia city. is HI nctiyo'
Intelligent, aud popular Insurance man le had
fow equals. For tho paEt fow yoars llo Ind boon
haufferer from au aggravated form Of rhouma-
tiHm,-a trial ho bore with groat fortitudo md
strength Of purpose, although physically almost
holploas.
, 1873-02-11
IN MEMORlAM.

Death Of .5nmca l.. Reynolds, n Former and
Wca-hnown Citizen Of Chfcngo.
Ihe following resoluB1ons OF respect wore
passed at q mooting Of the Yostry OF Trinity
Parrish, md read to its congregation Sunday
morning. Tho Rector, Rev. Ed. Sullivan, In
feeling and eloquent romarkB, referred to tho
memory of thcir dead brother and former CO.
laboror, making It tho subject Of tho morning
discourse:
;s Fe5asmHsh a. T h,a pleased Almighty God III Hi.
wise providence to take out Of this world tho soul Of
our deceased brother, James L. Reynolds; therefore,
Essolesd, That while We bow With borrowing aubmig-
believing that IN the releaao II has brought our depart
ed friend from long years OF physical suffering orno
.. tie io, and 10 ali Who know i the removal
Of such man brings rreparablo loss, to 10 meaa-
tho aloat e1tont Of his Influence Tor good
eso,red, That, having known our brother intimately
9f hn
q home OF The wider area Of bsnness connections,
.he higher leowtp of the Church, We chilly bear our
ship Of life. 4 devoted husband, wiBely.induIgent
father, arm fEiond judtcoua in counsel, lArge in
rty in his business doalings; always consistent BE-
cause always actuated By hi9htoued Christian princi-
p1s; an sttaehsd member and generous supporter q
evef a.ao, xGo "levsa tic Lord Jesus ~ ohr'st 1sst
HUI OlH6F E1cGllGQGGa combined
form character which not oniy won lie admiration
and respect Of all who knaw him, but, now that he has
pae6ea away, abundanty justhes tho application 10
him. In tts fullest Significance, Of tho Scripture saying
Mark tie perfect man, md behold the upright for
tho end Of that man is pence"
Resosrtd That We shall eycr cher1sh the memory Of
our brother as one who was identified Will us not only
By tho link Of official connection with our parish but
By tho stronger and moro enduring bond OF loving
attachment TO Trinity Church, which neither time 11nr
absence could weaken, and which manifested Itself,
for tue relief Of its deserving poor.
Aesottsd, That individually, aud n cur official cs-
pac!y, % also on behalf OF tlecongregation Of Trinity
Church, Wo lender to tho widow Of deceased friond
our Warmcst Ohristiau Bympaihics, aud pray that
God, even tho Father Of our Lord Jeaus 0hrs., The
Father Of all merc!cs and tho God Of all comfort"
may suatatn them under thcr bereavement with hts
all-suincIcnt grace.
Resoccd, That the Secretary be instructed to an-
Church, and alao to forward copy 10 Mrs. 1synOlda
on behalf OF tho rector, ycatry, and congregation.
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THE TlPPERARY FUND.

meeting Of the Executive Committee a,,-
pointed at recent mass meeting of Irlshmon to
procure subscriptions to the Tipperary election
fund from the Irish residents Of each ward Of
the city was held at Burke'a Hoto], last evening.
There woro worry few membors present Mr..
John Dillon was chosen Chairman pro tem., In
the abaence Of Mr. Frank Agnew. tho regular
officer.
Mr. Mortimer scaalon, from the Committee
on Meetings. announced that arrangements Aad
been nlade to hold mass meeting tomorrow
evening, at Sven Hall, No. 155 Chicago avonue,
and another on Sunday evening, at sulllyana
Hall, on Elston avonuo.
h1r. oConnor, of Tipporary, said ho thought
that about 81 900 Of Chicago subscriptions could
bo sont to ireland during tho present week. 1le
be published in tho newspapers.
Mr. John y. Mullon moved that tho Secretary
bo i,1struotod to forward to ireland Immediately
nll the money on'hand, and that tho nameB OF
Catholic.
arr. scanlon suggested that the ti,no bo o1tenl-
ed M until after the holding OF tho meetings men,
toned above.
Mr.. Mullen pressed hiu motion. It would po
al encouragement to the people at home to re-
colyo 81 ,0o0 AZ soon aH possible.
hlr. Henry OIlourko offered Mr. Bcanlou's
aa1lggoation as an amendment. 1le favored watt
ing until after tho meetings, and sending all tho
muney OH hand ncxt Monday,
hlr. O'Connor said thoro was danger That tho
plana Of the home committee with reference to
holding bazar on st. patrlok'a Day, would DO
upset II news WAS not spoedlly received from
America.
hlr. hIullon'a motion waa carried. by itH pro-
Visions tho money collected must be aont to Ire
land tomorrow afternoon.
Dir. 6oanlon moved that the TroAsuror, gecro-
tary, and Mr. 0'Connor DO appointed q special
committee TO collect outstanding subscriptions,
noon, and report. Carried.
Tho meeting then adjourned until next Tuea-
day evening.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,
Winter Arrangement.


EXPLANATION or RrrEAENoE MAnxe.-t Saturday Of.
oeptsd. bund9r' 1ceptod: Monday Excepted. Ar
TTs Sunday atBE =. nj. Dnlly
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nrc s scitn@ - a,,ci nHe s%oIssoes' % t nat WY
M.yor 1 10 ..a 1 to oy t9r ~ aGtion o. TIC
onnr. violation nf III ,,mts nI ~ y. ne ~ W ~
authority Of biz IS supareftu 5t III e.e fiass thinss
fn,ncsa ~ III IN 1,a y 20 na1 se ~ nnl so"
II iEo cniv nfoet T. .n"'a u II.
thesa o,crs !. ~ IN, ~ nkhg shnngG o. hefa9na ~
o T. s Il wo T. ~ ~ e
a. importance 1or mo1nbera of tnia body TO under.
@ atana H. IN ordor to onato them to discharge their
II :nrears, from The communication Of tho officers
~ sn 10 10 re re1,oyed TINT charges wcro prosecuted 70
nGp o. hese 9 " Mr. Ward II,
cto o m hG % noas M AfsSas . e !" The
enarter On order va made sspenting tho ace1sed
IL frer aeEe c1 tat ho ornr n =,
nndo fer hs resson and tis reason nlons Tha i
l. !. tho enly specific rta;on" within the osIa roa-
nlst any.
ing Mga! EiRht OF the Board OF roicoto try NOM
from duty pen,linG .he tria, eannot be successfully
uen1ed. Inc provisions OF law authorizing auch pro-
sen m ns9 seo
90 inconsistent With them M to render It impossible
ior tem to atnnst and therefore, there has been no
Zig staste nner Which tho Mayor ASSERTS tho right
10 remove roco Comnssioncr from Office docs not
tic oct il by tho Words all men,bcrs Of boards cf
anSea oncr thg charter t1s amendments thcreo) OF
any pasn sty 1he poee Board 9t each city was Or
aHaTHa @ nnuer IN independent anu special net passed
n LOU, M Wien aocs no5 profess 10 either sy char-
t or ~ sae!eto. is trno nat tue PRO
~ 5eMHaM%tng r. H. tne auca o. to hoara hrc NOW to
~ t2aa ~ ~ tne res1sca ehat1nE u tdo5 anu anant-
t,.nt th ~ T.r ~, ~. 49, c " muG ~, % ~ 'no piopoao
A tho ,1tea 1a Wo,, anust @ Ill; III 10, ,,, ~
t}n q uTnxaris oct I cnnsIrnsi W " aatu IL 4 a. a.
proper to iook at ihe coninn n tc nnsr, HI y ,t
1owcro and ducH nt lin mn thnt nct ,vea nasac1 ~
dec whether thn Ier,slat,,rn col Inv" inEcn5c1 ~
embrace them ntnnnr ihn 80 ,rra With ia NS.vnr
might opno{nt md remnrc Ar int lima tbnso o,'ors
elected by tho votors Of Cook County md there
wns no power ~ tho County Board to hll vacancy.
lucy powers anu performed dutioB through
gns o wnoio county can y ho tnpposet that tho
Conv of 1hn raht ~ ~ Hcot us r roone @ o. Goos
and transfer Tho apnointment to tho Mavor af ohenro
who lad no power outside Of tic ctty iimsq Can 4
10 inferred that .u intended TO ako away from the
County board power M to IL. vacancy IL county otcc
se u dho M Of ey II that
Of constrmcon Fui ane ca 81 m ny o ~ Ies YES
words Of Ito statute without cmbracsna ta noar ar 'n af
Police ConmIsaoners, for tho Doard of Public Works.
tlo Boar Of Education and The Board Of ucalth uro
a olgSnizea under the charter q the city and their
rert"iriy .he cutnhuo nrininp ar tne e,sy rs rs
SiaSnr bss ~ no,r,r 'e4y oS nsS aaH' ,'iao nno
Commissioner md It is nt lcas lonhifu1 nurstfn,,
Under auch circumstances tho power ought not to be
ercsed except IN THO most pressing emergency, and for
reasons ha WOULD oe satisfactory 70 NIL good etizcns
. nS nGs no 10 10 fc1er TO mattcr not within
tn r ,ui u .ao ~ Gons INCL ny
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Leave. | Arsire.

tfo ntta abort routd C1ica90ta EifV Enisn
Dtpot, lFtst Side near Afadison- II. bridge.
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Jsckson!e DLvl.loa. It Daiy, " Main Llno aud .tls,
CHICAGO BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD,
0spott-fhot nr LaftH:, Inaianaap, and
4n1 al Ieslsfs. -. - ~4s - 1''H HaS' 4IeHE'
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A'uAAot uhFluE nha tao a2tno under ndY1Aement re-
spectfuly report: Tho Mayor has Informed the Com
mon Council that he has removed Charles A. Reno aud
es as nsasa sash of 4scx pss The 1se evsP 5 sS
Commissioners were inenlceut in the diseharge o.
thu dnties Of tue Office, and discharged them that
sent to the appointment Of Carslo Mason 10 iii tho
place Of Chnrlgs a. Neuo and OF Levi Z. Wright 10 m
The Mayor has not furnnicd tho Council with any
specific or particular reason for hta action in .le
premises. The gtatement that tle Commissioners
aaefulneua Of tse rolica ia At most tho opinion Of
The Mayor, and lora not give tito lrgrlatyo authority
o thu city nny fact to cno tho lncintura Of this body
perform their duly with Intelligence. # flo state
ment III true, innlaliccs whcro there ocors faed to
discharge their duttos ca, DO prcsontca.
requires hi ITO report IN Wripg his Seasona ~ fnr far
Iucl removal to tho kail Legislative authority at ts
an1t rcgnlar meettng." Tho communication to Tho
Council cannot 10 regarded rs compliance with this
layor has renewed tho persons na,ned from oitlco,
hocause hs thought 1t best to DO go. 1t il no marc
than report TINT the ren.osns have boon a,lc. The
give tho "rcasons for HacA ron.oyal"
It must have been Tho obtect OF tho Legislature In
masking this requirement. either Ia ,nakothu consent It
the Common Council necessary to cuppte tla removal
from olco, o. To furnish such Information Us would
enable tho Aldermen 10 aet with proper discretion Iu
confirming slcceaEor In c!ter ease tho co.I,tnuu.
catI0u Of tho AIayor ia mt compliance with tho law
1naamucl tho last soanco Ct tho rH taet.oa OF be
act relujrcB tho connent Of tho Common Council
for tho appointment Of st'crekhor, d II cannot bo
supposed that the Legislature 1Itcut.cl 10 nIIow u
vacancy Which could not 10 Allied ut once, a. mora or
leAa tl1uo il always consumed after Tho aciipn
Of tho Mayor which, tn casca of Disagreement may bo
s aa @slef o M
oil.
Tho omission by tho Mayor gives rico to more than
, 1873-02-11

Rudolph Webor yesterday petitiouod for tho
adjudication Of the firm OF Carleton Il Bugbee,
Dugboe, olaiming Is creditors for $780, morcllan.
disc supplied, and alleging as acts OF bankruptcy
tue giving Of n ohattol mortgage in December
last on nll the stock, valued Ut S3l9U.G5, TO
George +. Coles. tloy being at tho time insol-
under loyal procoss. Coles has takon charge Of
the stock, aud is advertising tho Ealo Of tho
stock, which was yesterday enjoinod by the
Court.
,Androw ]. copp yostordny potitionod for tho
adjudication Of Frank II. Hammond md Andrew
J copp and IN adjudication was Ind by confes-
sion.
SERIOUS ouAnuEs AGAINST PARTNERS.
- On Saturday petition for tho adjudication Of
Nathan Eonter nnd George nosentAhl doing buB-
inegH III Wholesale gontielnon's scarf and hosiery
dcalers, ut No. 900 btato street, undor tho firm
name OF Foster, Rosentlal 1, Co., was flied by
T. T.: Jonkinn, attorney for A.. IandiH d Co., Of
dor i5ootion 20, Mr. Jenkins had an examination
yeaterday morning. It appears that tho firm
commenced bualnesB III July last with oapital
Of $4,000, aud they have so managed that their
debts nov Smount to about $19 600, and theira as
sots to S6,0o0-thoir original capital aud 81 ,000
made much lesss than sla,oSo oai doad
!oAs in tho past seven monthu.
II is charged that they hive made number OF
ners has been lntlu]ging in "cash Balos'f for
nominal sumH by which means the stock is
boiIg rapidly depleted: tho partnor in question
applying tho means to his o'yn uHos. Tho part
ners mako eccusati0ns Que agAiunt tho other.
TILE BOsrWICK SUITS.
Mr. Roboy, counsel for tho complainants, in
Bostwlol OF Ill. Y. HoHa ot al yostogdny filed hlB
amended bill. The amondmontH woro In relation
to the notice hold by tho co1nplainans to hayo
bocn received by tho yariouH defendants, With
out Which notioo tho Court has held that thero
are no good grounds Of action aa against
tny OF tho purchasers OF land from tho original
owner. The argument respecting this notice
vas printed IN THE Ta1nuSE with sufficient
fulnoEs at tue tne, aud does not neoa repeating.
The amended bill noxt rcotes tho agreements
lotween Boatwick and Hess, which woro PUBLISH
cd verbatim IN this journal at tho time they
wore filed, hld proceeds at gront laugth to show
how the complainallts claim their rjghtu untor
auoh agreement. Tho matter Ia not new. and
the creator portion Of the bill III takon IN will
forinAl donlalB or admissions of The n,attor
charged Il! tho nnswor Of Hoss, already familiar
to tho reader. This bll was ono Of many pagov.
uENEnAL NorEH.
Judgment WaB given on n note OF 1906, In
Judge Booths Court, III Trudo =. Steiner, Irl1do
bought the noto Of tho holdor, who reooIyel il
from Steiner for lnaohiues to be deliyerod,
Trudo Eayo yalue. aud obtained tho notc Ia good
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-12-13
POETRY. -,
BY GEoRaE 4. BAKER, ,IR.
.as.x .ELsHNG. !, Asasss.es

SsTfT = - ia n y
''HARRY where have you been allmorning s''
tfFishingT' YES, but the trout were wary
Couldn 4 induce them to take a hook ,,
ssWhy look at your coat oii must have faffen
Your backs all covered With leaves and moss, 2
How he laughs, good -natured Fellow
Bad luck fishing makes mcst men cross.
S4E5rss,,f LAsf8isssEssle F5sl fS.s{s-
"Nelly, the Wrights have scalled-where were
Won pr ass zFsf4 -eft9 .a5.ss4
"Under. the trees by the meadoW-brook,
Reading, you know, and Il was TOO lovely;
never saw such charming book, ~
The charming book has pleased her greatiys
There's happy lightin her sweet blue eyes,
And she hugs the Cat In most tervid fashion,
To staid old Tabby' intense surprise
Reading well, yes, but not from novel.
Fishing9 truly, but mot with areds
The line is idle the book negleeteds q ssai'a
The water-grasses whisper and nod.
The sportsman bold and the earnest student
Talk softly of-swhat Perhaps the weather;
Perhaps no matter; whatever the subject, ,--
Ii certainly brings them close together.
1t causes their words to be softly spoken,
With many a lingering pause between, - ass
The while the shadows ehssesthe sunbeams
Over the moses gray and green.
Blushes are needtal TO Its aiscussion, s7f
And soft sly danees from idowncast eyes,
In whose blue depths are lying hidden sss
Loving siadness and sweet surprise. -
Trinity Chapel Is gay mis- evening, - So &
Bright with beauty, and flowers, and light;
A full-dresssd 4asbefma stands at the .ehaDeei,
With Nelly beside him ailinsWhlte, zai1Es H
The ring is on, the VOWS are spoken,
And smiling friends, good fortune wishing,
Tel him his is thefafrest prize ~
Ever brought fiom morning s fishing. ifE
se..,ssss, Fk3s} : -GGLd1y for Dec.
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SOME weeks ago German came to Des
Moines from Nuremberg, Germany, to
settle, bringing with him 81, 500 in cou-
pons of $40 United States bonds, which he
bought for gold at bank in Nuremberg.
He offered them at Aliens Bank for cash,
when the cashier pronounced them coun-
terfeit. They have been forwarded to
Washington to be examined. 1t is probo-
sWindled.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-12-13
! 1ass7 ~ - 2 EzTT .a9sz77 Y q
Bees as Architects and Matkematieians.
Mandss obliged 1toaase allsertsofengine

Mansfss Obliged to use allserts of engines
for measurement giles, rules, plumb-.a
iines---to produce his buildings a:ld TO
guide his hand; the beecxeeutes her work.
itnn1eoiately from her mind without inst{
sHuments or tools of any kind, ]" She has
Successfully solved "a problem in higher
mathematics, which the discovery of the {.
differentia calculus. a century and a half
ago. alone enables US to solve at all with
cut the greatest difficulty The inclina-
ton of the planes of the cell is always
just, so that, if the surfaces on which she
works are unequal, still the axis running
through it is in the true direction. and the
junetioh of the TIVE axes forms the angle
of 90 degrees as accurately as II there were
none. s+ssas' 5 e -
The MANNER ia (which she adapts her
work to the requirements of the moment
and The place IS marvellous. In order to s
test their ingenuity, Huber glazed the in-5
Eterior of "a hive, with the exception of GER
tain bits OF wood fastened on the sides.
The bees cannot make their work adhere
TO glass, and they began to build horizon
tally from side to side; he interposed other
plates of glass in different directions, and
they curved their combs IN the strangest
shapes, in order to make them reach. the
wooden supports. he says that this pro-
ceedfhg denoted more than an instinct, as
glass was not "a substance against which
bees could be warned by nature, and that
they changed the directfonof the work be-
fore reaching the glass, at the distance pre-
eisely suitable for making the necessary
turns, charging the cells on the outer side
greatly, and on the inner side diminishing
them proportionately. As the different in
sects We're working on the different sides,
| thereTffus have been some means of conl-
munieating the proportion to be observed; )
| while the bottom being common to both
sets of cells, the difficulty Of thus sregulaf-
ily varying their dimensions must have
been great indeed,-Scientific american.
i IE Adair county. IOwa,a mailbag was
recently picked up. containing adraftfrpm
! Lees & Waller. San Francisco in favor of
r. FL. Rochester: also, about eighty gold
rings. 1t is undoubtedly one of those
taken by the bandits who robbed the train
on the Rock Island road some months ago.
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The official majority of Taylor for Gov
iernor of Wisconsin over Washburne, is
5,411, he running nearly I 900 ahead of the
balance of the ticket. The Legislaturewill
stand-Senate. IL Republicans, l6 Reforms
ers; Assembly, 50 Reformers and A Re
publicans.
Judge Robert Crozier. has been appoint
ed as Caldwell's successor in the United
States Senate from Kansas. 3 Pa &
1t is stated that Senator Morton is pre-
pairing a bill to repeal the bankrupt law.
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aF aE sRs3gl 1-8.s .a9a sa Z
aH5g ta15a N.5:6Tszi!ss.t saeYl 4sessi
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The French Assembly, on Nov. 10, by a
majority of sixty-six, adopted the motion
that President MacMahon's term be pro-
longed seven years. There was great ex-
scitement in Paris over the result. The
members Of the Cabinet subsequently ten
dered their resignation, but President Mac
Mahon refused to accept. them, and the
ministers have consented to remain in office
until the interPe Pellation concerning the de-
layed elections is considered and disposed
of by the Assembly.
An explosion took place IN the coIIiery
at Wigan, England, on Nov. II, by which.
twenty-five miilersgwere. killed and injured
A Madrid dispatch of Nov. % says: A
plot to surrender Cartagena to the nation
al forces was discovered in that city few
days ago, and all the military leaders ex-
cept Contreras were arrested. Contreras
and Galvez are now sole rulers. a terri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31

t,e animal IA finally freed from all connection with the
nsrenf COMPARE number OF yertebrates from diff
ferent casses In different stages OF growth and You VIII
he sstonjshed al their great resemblance Take them
for instance at an early stage OF embryonic ire, before
The germ rises very high above the yok Az That time
hing the blood TO the heart while others distribute u
IA ali parts OF the surface Al THIS point OF the develop
mani there are two great vessels from which the blood
cIroulates automatically either side OF tne oOdy,
while both finally unite In circular vessel Whether
We ave n turtle a snake a bird. mammal as this
hase OF the difference In their CIRCULATION
i 40 slIght that could with difficulty show you the aus
,incto on the black board Only very careful ana de-
tea d,a wings such as are here reproduced from the
SSorks Of RathKe lander. Bishon and my own would
80 A. 10 YOU We have a number OF vertebrate etn-
,rvos dsa U mere SO that you NAV compare them IN q
NOR, adv apced stage Here two figures OF young
snake anQ here are turtles az ABOUT the sahe aso'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-31

,,iv, err. became known 10 naturalsts. thew nave
traced other " tue same kind IN tue sa,u hvt
rule i'm certain groups W radiates The us " o.,
given Is ono OF the most common anu lpcs' tonnc a.
pretty little ellysh very common IN our r,si
49,. go sor,Sed which dr0p into the water and, atter
undergoing the usual process Of segmentaqn aSooop
into polypke bodies which Oeeo'e nner end of tbs
DoIvnJiEe animal enarges into a cub-shaped mead
which becomes covered with knooI Sd tn, 10 s,dss
and Tins Huitiplies into small community OF indi.
s, Iile Itself attached to one common basis Among
No sccs OF any one of these club-shaped heads,
SvSveT NAV now be seen or more buds OF diher'
az, Find from those which gave rise to the community
Tbisssecond kind OF bud has the tubes OF Jelly nsh
within arc coiled up four long feeers aud proooscls
NrsentIV it drops the tentaccs unfold, and tue qua
tms away free Sarsa. In due time this Sarsia pro.
duces eggs which their turn found new colonies OF
COryna Or take the case OF the CampRnuara or tha1
Of Calyc6lia.