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FROZEN IN A SHIPS RIGGING.
TERRIBLE sUFFERINGs or sHIPwREChED MAfuNAho
ONE MAN LEFT TO DIE.
lnr 1rIrGR ApII TO TnR TRIBUNEl

rFRHIBLE sUFFERINGs OF sHIPWREChED MAfuNLho
ONE MAN LEFT To DIE.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l
NEw-HAYEN, Feb. 29.-The fierce gaze ol
last night drove all the vessels in the Sound into harpo
Among those who sought shelter In New-Haven HarDOr
were the schooner Jane from EzabethpOrt 10 Boston
with coal and schooner whose name Is unknown Inc
latter sprung leak and sank above the nghthonse iho
crew rowed ashore safely this morning.
TbeJape dropped anchor of Spindle Rock. outside OF
the light. There were only four men aOouu JusV oo
fore midnight the fore peak haars parted the anchor
which had been thrown overheard dragged ana inc
schooner struck rock aud began to sink portion OF
the cargo was placed in the ships yavlboat, but the
paipter broke aud the boat and It's contents drfteo
ont into the Sound. The crew cnhocu
into the rigging, and the schooner sank Inc WIVES
washed fun over the decks and lashed the masts
with their freezing spray. The sea grew hlgher anu
higher as morning approached. 1t wa halfpast
o'clock tis morning before the tugboats in the harbor
noticed tho wreck the cast and south oI lhe Gu d
house ,
The tug Thomas Y Boyd hastened to the spot, but the
sea was 20 high and the surrounding Of the wreck 80
dangerous that the little Boyd obliged 10 return 10
the docks
The largest tug in the harbor the Frederick IVES theu
started FOR the wreck with number OF volunteers to man
the lIfe-boats boat having four men aboard wa
drpped so that IL would be carried by the wind and ud'
close TO the wreck She reached the wreck IN safety
Three Of the fonr dropped into the water ana were
picked up. The fourth the old cock, remained 30 on'
waare he was that the boat was carried on down the
Sound without nn Tht boat after remaining the sport o.
the yayesor some time was washed ashore some miles
down the Sound
Another boat was manned and sent to rescue the cook
but the tide carried this boat little wide OF It's ann
was death to attempt to turn about The man ID 10, M
rigging waved his hands wildly, but did not JUMP n'
cried plantvely They have al gone and LETT me- INC
ting returned to the wharves for more men, ana once
reDaired to the wre and sent out boat-oad OF eiSn
men toward the still active hsurc cnging to the mast
This boaoad met With the eane success as us peoe
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THE LAsKER REsOLUTION.

OPINIONS OF GERMAN NEWSPAPERS on TIE PRO
POSED ACTION OF THE REICHsTAG.
RrpIIv. Feb. o. The National Gazette hopes
that the Seeessionists will not propose in the
Reichstag a resolution thanking the United States
House of Representatives for its resolution of con-
aolence on the death Of Herr Lasker, unless they
previously ascertain whether it can be adopted
The Germaaid, the organ of the clerical party
doubts whether such a supcrluous aud provoca-
tive resolution could find majority. The Reich
stag is not competent TO roply to resolution of
coincidence of which they have received no official
eOgnizaDce.
The Poliiscke Mohrchter attributes half tho blame
In Mr. Sargent Ii asserts that ho is lacking IN pc
lticaI tact and so failed 10 keep the authorities al
Washington informed Of the true state OF affairs
IN Germany.
The ColoqRe Gazette says: " Prince Bisnark might
perhaps. have forwarded the resolution to the
Reichstag If Mr.. Sargent had not, from easily ex-
piaIned reasons rendered himself obnoxious. We
hope that this unfortunate incident will not disturb
the harmony of the two nations whose interests
have been closely bound together for many years.
The Liberal Correspondent doubts the eXpediepcy OF
the proposed introduction OF resolution OF thanks
In the Reichstag by the secessionsts and asserts
that it's adoption would be doubtful.
Ibe North German Gazette says: The Iemem-
brance that the National Liberals expressed aI,-
pToval when the American Minister, j. Bancroft
Davis refused the congratulations OF the Frankfort
Democratic Association the occasion of the Amer
lean Centenary does not ODlige us 10 approve Prince
Bisinarcks iilIberality. But We percslVe the he-
lnesls of history"
The hreas leiang in discussing the Laskel inci-
dent, says: :" The Liberals IN supporting mr.. sar-
gent do not consider that he has deeply offended
Prince Bismarck"
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ULSTER COUNTY POLITICS.
OPPOSING PARTIES HARMONIzE IN KINGSTON
LIVELY CONTESTS IN THE COUNTRY.

OPPOSING PARTIES HARMoNHE IN klNHstoh-
LIVELY CONTESTS IN THE COUNTRY.
KINGSTON, Feb. 29.-There is cOmmendaDie
harmony in the municipal politics of this city OF ate
At the Democratic City Convention held yesterday
Charles Bray, the present Republican Mayor was
renominsted to that Office, and to-day He was
also renominaed by the Republicans, who returned the
Democratic courtesy by supporting the renomlnauoh Oh
John Hussey Democrat, Recorder. Both officials haVo
perforned their duties such manner as to win tpe
approval OF the public without regard to party mayor
Bray is now serving his second term, having peen sup
norcd by the Democrats as last time. There was
some partisan spirit shown in the convention
Yesterday, some deiegates otjectng to the
nomination Of Republican, hut he received
a majority OF the votes and this morn
ing the PARTY newspaper in long editorial navey claims
mat Mr. BRAY has become Democrat In the nounha
nation of Supervisors for the city departments party con
ceasons have $50 heen made both Sides hence, WIN
the exception of few minor offices, there VIII De t,e
exciteuen in the election Tuesday. NOT so Wth tue
various towns OF the county, however IN many OF tnese
shgr contests are promised. Prombition ana excise
matters are the homes OF contention in few towns uli
rperan ticket being in the heldm the Town Ot fal'e
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MARRILD TO a LUNA1IC.
A woMAN's' HAsTY MARRIAGE-HER HUSBAND IN
SANE ON THE BRIDAL TRIP
TIL IFGR TRIBUSEl

SANE on THE BRIDAL TRIP,
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
BALTIMORE, Feb. 29.-Judge Phelps passed
decree to-day declaring void marriage celebrated Janu-
ary o. 1888, between Helen A. North and Francis W.
North The bill alleges that the husband at the time OF
the marriage was unao and not competent TO contract
a marriage 1t appears from the bill OF complaint and
evidence before the court that the couple were married
without the knowledge OF their friends and ouly ster
three weeks acquaintance Mrs. North was boarding al
hotel where young North, who was travelling South Tor
bis health stayed. They took bridal trip TO Cincinnati
where the bridegroom began TO act queery and thinking
him unwe Mrs North suggested that they proceed TO
Cleveland where his uncle living, which was done
North suddenly became possessed Of the idea that he
was being pursued by imaginary foe who wanted to
,enarae h from his wife and threatened that he would
kill her rather than part with her. The uncle eegraphed
IN Mr. North ar who lives in Utica N w. and nc came
ar once 10 Cleveland with several officials or the Middle
ton Insane Asylun where hs son had been Imprisoned
hefore and fOciby carried bin on Mrs Morrill, attribute
ing tho spposed abduction 10 another cause attempted
10 follow on the same train. but, according 10 her own
statement was roughly elected therefrom Dy MT Norn
er having a escape frOm being run over heal 4
Ing his condition she was compelled 10 abandon her
efforts and thcn sought have the marriage declared
void Her husbands family arc sad 10 Do wealthy put
decline TO recognize her, they considered theI sons
action as a freak OF madman.
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was to-day sentenced TO three years In the peniteny
for Killing negro boy Rose Mbsby.
THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
ALIvELY POLITICAL CONFERENCE.
ARRANGING FOR TwENTY-sEvENTH DISTRICT
DELEGATE CONVENTION.
rBr TELEGRAPH THE TRBUSE.i

ARRANGING FOR TWENTf-SENENlH DioihiN'
DELEGATE CONVENTION.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO rRBUSE.i
Lyons. Feb. 29.-Pursuant to a call by State
Committeeman william Van Marter Of Lyons, Charmen
of the Assembly District County and old Congressional
Committees met in Weedsport to-day to confer as TO the
natbod of having the XXvIIth Congressional dis-
trict hest represented at the National RepuDhaoh
convention. On account OF the recent reapporuon.
ment of Congressional districts, Wayne, os"ego au'
Cayuga Counties are Joined, and there ~ h" reP
can Congressional organization In the dstnc~ .oiu'
teeman Van Marter called the conference 10 oruei anu
was chosen chairman. Benjamin WILCOX, Oh osy"s.
County, was elected secretary. William H. steeie, oi
Oswego offered resolution that convention 10 ino'
datey called TO elect two delegates and alternaes 10
represent the district at the National Convention
ExAssembyman George l. Post stated that ne tnoash.
that in some way the will Of the Republican electors VI
the district would not be properly regarded oy such
convention and that he favored having each town send
delegates large convention, afording less cnno'
for fraud and treachery by political machines.
Dr. Ira d. Brown, Editor OF The Ocyuga Ohter' warm
sunporter Of President Arthurs nomination. stated that
no was in favor of az much unit rule possible tnst Dc
ing the only way NewYork State could use her great
power in nominating her Presidential candidate he
said the new district system led to hftterng ava" inc
power possessed by New York In her large delegations "
the National Conventions He was frequently ap'
plsuded
Judge r. Woodn, OF Auburn, son OF the ex-senator
strongly advocated the new district representation sy s.
tenn because It best represented the will OF the people
He commended the abolition OF the unit rule and hoped
no more thwarting Of the Republican masses wona oc
eur There were then several lively tts among Oswego
men, who are known to be interested 10 me CUSTOM
rescntatites A. s. Wood, Deputy Secretary OF state
said that he was not 40 strongly aniEmacnlne dc oi
mery, because he saw the power OF UNITY. , .n viva
The vote upon 5teees resolution was hnay taRen viva
yOce and It wac adopted by small majority. ione
djscIsson then followed TO date OF the cohVehIlou
and n this nearly every per joined 1t was en nxu
at April 1S W. H. steele next proposed tbat OsMego pe
selected as the place for the convention, ana George
Posi- objected on account Of the Custom House Dehg ~
that city, and the probability OF its exerugS lhIenc.
upon the convention Syracuse, Lyons, and Weedsp0r'
were proposed hut OswegO chosen, II was next ue
eded that representation az the convention shOu De az
follows: OswegO 49, Wayne H. aud Cayuga 10; ahd
that as each county has two Assembly districts tne uce
cations from each county be equally divided between
the Assembly districts.
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THE ryRciITI STATE BOND c0ATeAcL

srS,rr COMMITTEE REroRr FANoRABil TO THE
KENDALL BANK NoTE COMPANY.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 29.-in the Senate To-
. . report was submitted from the SPECIAL Joint Cons-
tee 10 which was referred the matter o. printing BOMBS
uuder the Rddebergcr Act the contract for which had
arst been given to the Kendall Bauk Note Company OF
NeYork aud was subsequently annulled and given 70
the American Bank Note Company. The committee Is OK
opinion that the action OF the Board OF sinking fand Com
,sers IN refusing TO receive the bonds, coupons and
certificates printed and engraved by the Kendall Con-:
pany and attempting 10 annul the contract ana awaa
h t anothe company, Is without shadow of justhcar
lion The committee recommends the adoption OF reso-
union authorizing the Kendall Company 10 Institute suis
la tae name Commonwealth OF Virginia asinnst n
BroAp Aen ey-AuuitOr, and ID. X. Beverley ehlso~ss
urer upon their official bonds recover the amour. "
Riohnond in tayor of said company, Tor soVoOo ana
INT AN
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NTAGARNs WINTER GLORY.

NIAGARA FALLS, Feb. 29.-The ice scenery
ot the falls with the present cold weather. is gorgeous
The trees and sehrubbey In Prospect PARK coat island
and olopq the banks on the Canadian side are covered
t frozen snrav while the ice mounds the feet Of the
Anettcan and Horse shoe falls have reached tremen-
dous and an imposing height. the whole presenting
beautiful spectacle. Anchor ice Is running over the falls
In eat quantities and at Victoria Point has commenced
tn orce mo the river with every prospect OF an Ice
bridge forming by tomorrow or Sunday The thermon +
eter last night averaged 10 degrees below zero anu ~
uou stationed At
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he postmark is Ellenburgh Centre.
PREVENTING POOLS AND REBATES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-The House Commit
tee on Commerce today agreed report Representative
stewarts bill to regulate Interstate commerce snd pre-
vide for the appointment OF commission. An amend
ment TO prohibit pooling has been added to the bill Eaca
.har of the committee while asserting 10 the propos-
on TO report tho BILL reserved the right 10 offer amend
ments when r comes up for consideration In the Hoass
Mr. Reagan is opposed to it, as also are several ether
members OF the committee The majority cf the con-
nttee however express themselves Ia favor OF tue p
Asagreed TO- the bil provides that IN the transports
ton OF property charges shall De reasonable Tor such
servi,e: that there shall be discrimination IN hs
transportatiOn OF frcgnt thai IL shal ne unlawful 10 AZ
low any rebate and that pooling under any cr1ums stanos
shall also be unlawful" The O also provides ior tDe Az
Monument of commission tc consist o. tbree eplpeis W
Investigate complaints II satisfied that the act nas peA
violated the cOmaistcn required 70 warn III. cvs. IN
pgry TO desst Il the company dls 70 comply VIII -
decision OF the commission within six days Is teputss
IN show reason why II should not he enJ0lned ana 10
s,,a,n,d against the continuance OF such Nolao0D
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CONTRACTOR MCDONALD IN JAIL.
HIS COUNSEL TO APPLY FOR \ WRIT OF HABEA
CORPUS.

HIS COUNSEL TO APPLY FOR WRIT OF hAbHAs
CORPUS.
fRr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
AtRAsY. Feb. 9.-Sergeant-at-Arms G0ss OF
the senate nut In the Albany County Jail to-day William
Mcdonald, the witness who was declared In contempt
Yesterday by the Senate for refusing TO answer certain
ouestons of the Committee Cities Mr. Eccesne, the
nrisoners counsel accompanied him TO the jail and said
TO Sheriff Keeer, pointing at the senates warrants
"That warrant is worthless" II is good enough Tor
mo repled the Sheriff. and assumed charge Of McDon-
aid Tho prisoner was given good room, but one with
iron bars before its Windows and was then left to MS
own meditahOns Mr.. Ecclesine the remainder OF the
day was busy getting ready his complaint con.
ceTning the Imprisonment intending to apply for writ
of habeas corpus. The papers Will necessarily he OF
younuous nature, and IT will take several days 10 pre-
marc them Mr. Ecolesine thinks that by Tuesday, now
ever ne Will nave his application for McDonalds release
ready submission 10 some supreme court judge Inc
papers will probably be presented to Judge Lafned
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On January 81, they killed two men, ana sIoie
cat,ia near Chnipas On January 80. they seriously
wounded Mexican yaquero Teuachi, stole horses
Of American prospectors and the stock OF Leohaluo
Gomez Prefect Of the Arispe District The Apaenes arc
believed TO be crossing the border in several places sun
ultaneousy For the past two days they heye ora Ses
dnnrndatie I'm the sahuaripa District and killed Doore
Iopez and wounded Lorenza Melendez near Bamoci'
several bodies of Mcxicans have been found on tne
can soil near fhe border At Maritavi the indians k
The same dav Jesu Duaro, and another near Cninsn,
rach The maicarrier OF the sauaDpa route Is missing
and is believed 10 have been killed.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
A PROPOSED MONUMENT TO CHIPP.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNEI
KINGSTON, Feb. 29.-Thomas Cornell, OF this
city, to-day offered to contribute Sl'ooo to""u .ne
cctior of a monument TO the memory Of the lamented
Lieutenant Chipp OF the Jeanette Expedition. Congress
will be urged to make an appropriation for the same pur
pose Interest has rapidly developed here In the
matter since the funeral OF the Jeanette
victims in New-York After seeing that Pnlla-
deluhla made distinct municipal observance OF bOyd,
the humble fireman from that place, Kingston peopee
felt ashamed that Chpps father should nave Deen
90 attend the obseoufes alone and that the brave ana
Gallant officers terrible fate should not have called forth
any official recognition or observance on the part o tne
nlace which gave him birth.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
WORKING UP LINCOLN.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Circulars have been no
ceved here by mail partly in print, and partly In
manuscript, reading thus:
Confidential.
We earnestly request to consider the name OF hn
Robert ~ LINCOLN of Illinois, as in whom I'm oar
onimionl the people would have faith one whom tney
Would Gladly assist in making President OF the Uni'sa
Can Won not assist helping him toward anominsuont
ChicaSog LINTON Co., N. Y
The postmark is Elenburgh Centre.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
SCHENECTADY TOPICS.

SCHENECTADY, Feb. 29.--Potato spectators
in Schenectady, Washington, Saratoga and Rensselaer,
Conntes report ut in the Newly market. Thousands
Of boat loads and carloads shipped by them in the last
few months, in expectation Of raise in price, remain nn
sold The loss to spectators in this region quarter Oh
a million.
Alnan from the state hatchery at Rochester arrived at
Scheme tady to-day with $4,000 young trout oin LAKE
Ceorre Owing 10 the railroad blockade he cannot pro
ceed and may lose the fish. ,,. -.
Owing to the operations of bunc0 men all passeng gers
on tbe Saratoga division OF the Delaware and Hudson
RairOad have been forbidden to play cards hereafter
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
FOREIGN NOTES.

MADRID. Feb 29-The Government has prohipi'eu Tue
meeting Of the Republican Press which was announceu
for March i. -,
BERLIN, Feb Ca credit Of 19.OOoooo marks " 10
used for the most part in the construction oil
along The Baltic seabOartl will be asked.
CoNsTaSrNoPLE, Feb 29.-The Porte has appointed
roIn pacha. Turk, Governor Of Crete. The Christians
are furious. 49,
PARIS. Feb 29.-The relations between INC OHineo o
oeo,on .nd tho ua Orsay are such that intercourse
is rnrardod as heing snspended
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ACTION OF THE ASSEMBLY.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

ALBANY, Feb. 29.-'Yhe Assembly to-day
made the bill approprating 81 900 for the Capitol
special order for Wednesday next and passed the resou
ton requesting Capitol Commissioners Perry to discharge
any assistant Of his who has made politics the test III en-
ploylng worknen The resolution Is aimed at James Nc
intyre, the Democratic assistant OF MI Perry - =,
The Assembly made the bill creating an Adr0ndicK
Park special order for Thursday next
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BLOWN FROM 4 TRAIN.
rHE SINGULAR ACCIDENT THAT BErELL HENRY c.
KELSEY.
lpv 1rIEnHAPH 10 TIE TRIHUNE.l


TrEyTov, Feb. 29.-Secretary of State
Henry c. kelsey took the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad two hour train from Philadelphia to NeW-Hork
AZ Trenton Junction at TO attend meeting OF
the Board Of Directors OF company with which he Is
connected I'm Newark The train was crowded ana
ardiup tho scat ygbi.h hs first Oocupel TOO cola
started 70 walk back the rear cars to find better one
A. he opened tie car door the train passing along
am cbanlnon eight or ten feet high, about mile from
Trenton Junction. It had not obtained full hcadway, 9,
but was going some twenty miles an hour He stepped
non the platform scizing the brake wheel with tie haNd
in hh be held his new ewspaper mittens and holding
ON TO his hat with the other. The wind was blowing
gale A terrific gust, at the moment Mr.. Kelsey was
scppng from one car TO tho other, lifted him from hs
feet tore his hand from the brake, aud hurled him clear
of the train and several feet from the track He went
over pile of rails lying beside the track and striking On
the earth eu.bankment rolled and over until ne
sioDped at the bottom lie was not rendered uhcoh'
scins but in his excitement had strength enough 10
gather mp his mittens, paper ana nat ana Sc inc u
! ihe bank The train meantime had been stopped ana
hacked up the accident having Deeh NIti"7Sau ~ q
| uasscnrer who pulled the bell rope The conductor
wished to take INN back 10 Trenton Junction; pt ne
! insisted that he not burt and was hepcd mo
u,rlnr car and made comfortable until jersey Cy was
reached. By that tne lac realized that Que 1901 was
badly injured and that he was hIulse' hnu sIe al
his body. He put OF 0nce on tiiin Ol anu
JV taken his rooms AT the trenton houSe'
rurising Mrs Kelsey who had neither heard OI Inc
accident nor known that he had OH the train Inc
injury foot is not serious but - very PAM n
the rssut of the shock and h. bruises keep him III q
nervous condition. hut more serious results are app
| Lended than a feW days confinement 10 MS Drd nls
trnck vfh his feet first and that his fall was further
hrnkcn by his being muled N heavy 0vefcOat anu y
| the snow that ON tho ground. ne mas oecn INC
recipient this afternoon OF cohBfd'uIdVo'y 'loSi'H9
from a
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YALE STUDEN1S SUSPENDED.
inv ry,yaR,pu TO THE TRIBUNE. !

NEw-HAvEN, Feb. 29.-Two Yale Sophmores
have beeu suspended for months for being caught In
a Freshmans room searching for dangers" Some OF
the faculty were disposed gard their offence as hazng
and voted for their expulsion The names OF
number OF soehomores, who were engaged in rush
which occurred the campus rcently, lave been re-
pored 10 te faculty, and their eases are under advise
naut Some of the students In the upper csses are dis
p0scd 90 resent the severity of the punishment meted out
10 Le two sophoores aud l. consider probable tna II
the SOphOmores who engaged IN the rsh are suspended
the whole Sophomore class VIII rebel
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TIE SUICIDE OF MR.. PARTRIDGE.

MADRID, Feb. 29.-The Government has, at
the request Of Minister Foster consented allow the
transfer by sea OF the body OF MT.
Partridge formerly Minister TO Peru, swho
committed suicide at Malaga last Sunday tat the
house of Marquis Lorug After his recall from Peru in
1888 Mr. Partridge suffered from lhealth and mental
denresjou on account OF family losses Three weeks
be came 10 Spain recruit his strength and there was
nothing In his conduct 10 indicate that he had any inten
ton OF self destruction.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
THE BUST OF LONGFELLOW.

LONDON, Feb. 29.-Ihe ceremony of unveil-
ing Of Longfoow 10 be paced in the Poets Cor
ncr OF Westminster Abbey, which will occur Saturday
will be performed by Dr. George g. Bradley Dean OF
Westminster. Mr. Gladstone. who was first asked to
undertake this Office declined, other duties made IL
impossible for him 10 lie present The Memorial Com
mtee will in the famous Jerusalem Chamber of the
Abbey. Earl Granville and Mr.. Lowell, personal and
lifelong friend of The poet Will speak.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-01
A cIEr TO vAssAR COLLEGE.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. 29.-John Guy Nassa
ba presented $4,000 for tho benefit OF the cabinets
physical and chemical apparatus ia the Vassr Brother
fa6oratory at Vassar College.