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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
Ashore Near For,a,,,n.

FrHSAsDINA. Fla, July 2s.-The steamer
Francopia, from New York for Fernapdina,
went ashore on the North breakers a, I.
Nj. to-day while coming into port without
a pilot. No particulars are obtainable rs
10 the condition of the vessel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
New Element In Nebraska Politics.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

LINCOLN. NIB. July 2s.-Right in the
wake OF the Republicans come Independ-
euts who promise to cut figure in Ne
braska politics this fall, and who hold their
State convention at this place tomorrow.
The Independents comprise in their mem
hership the Farmers Alliance, Knights Of
Labor. and State Grange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
4 Source If Dread to Coasters.

BEAUFORT. n. c., July 2S.-'lhe steamer
Aberly Bag stranded at Lookout Shoals,
is visible az half tide. She is a source Of
great dread TO coasters doubling the capes.
She lies on the outer edge of the Diamond
and cannot be seen until close aboard IN
fiye futhoms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
1T. Paul Protests.

II'5 1''"bF@F'' u VIZ -"
ST. Paul. MrNN., July 2s.-1he Chamber
Of Commerce to-day adopted resolutions
protesting against recount of the census
In the city OF -. Paul If such recount IS
TO be made solely on account OF alleged
frauds in Minneapolis and because of
jealousy between the two cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
RriYands Killed and Wounded.

10y AnHlc-AmtTlchn ctpio W suo DisPhtSh.I
LONDON. Eng, July pa dispatch from
Canea. Crete, says that detachment OF
gendarmes surprised number OF brlgands.
in cave aud killed and wounded four Of
them. One gendarme discovered large
stores of ammunition and provisions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
LIE FUNNIEST.
Tour Thousand Turner's aud Friends Pres
,nf In Wheeling.
rpec1M leIogram . lns plspa.ch.l

WnYIJSG. W. Va. July 25.-FOur thou
sand turner's and their friends are IN the
city tonight 10 attend the four-days turn
fest. Tomorrow the games begin, and the
attendance will be more than doubled.
Delegations are present from Pittsburgh.
Allegheny, Altoona. Mckeesport, Steuben-
vale. East Liverpool, Bellare. and nearly
every other important town III the Ono
Valley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
Financial Depression in London.

LONDON, July 2s-2 p. MA feeling OF
depression prevails on the Stock Exchange.
Argentine and Uruguayan issues are prac.
tically unstable and have declined from
4 10 3 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29

sion this morning and IL now 4 vessel OF
war of the United States. Charles u.
liam Cramp & Sons, made the presentation
speech, and the vessel was received IN the
name OF the Government by Captain
Robert l.. Bradford, her commander. The
Philadelphia will remain here, for few
days longer, and some time during the lat
ter part Of the week she will sail for New
York, where she will take aboard her full
complement OF men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
Norfoll', HANDSOME Increase.

ttf t..NtiAt 10 tAo hisb"N"''
NAsmH IoS. July 2S.-The population Of
Norfolk. ns given by the Census Office, Is
l..i5l-au increase during the last ten years
e. HISS, so 0lA per cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29

A motion made by Mr.. Cannon. OF L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NV YORK, July 2s:-The balance of the
locked-out cloak-makers returned to work
TO-DAY under the new plan OF agreement
and the troubles between the employers
and the men are ended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
Twin Iron-Blast Furnace.

GLASGOW, VA, July 2s.--The Glenwood
Furnace Company, which is to build q
twin iron-blast furnace here of the latest
improved pattern, 2o0-tons capacity. broke
ground for the foundation al the east end
Of Anderson street this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
Disastrous Fire In Switzerland.

lby hns'o-Amcrlchn chbie 10 inc pi-patch-I
LONDON, July 2s.-The village OF Brac,
Switzerland, has been visited by very dis
astrous fire. Many buildings were de-
stroyed, four women were killed, and many
persons were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
NORMAL INSTITUTE.
Opening Exercises and Welcome Speeches
mt stuart-The Teachers.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
STUART Va. July -, 1880.
The normal institute began here last
Tuesday evening. The opening exercises
were held in the Baptist church. A large
crowd was present. Colonel Abram sta
pies and X. Waggener. Jr., ESD. delivered
speeches of welcome. Professors winston
and Wool made appropriate and eloquent
responses. A large number OF teachers are
present and many more are expected TINS
week. The following instructors are here:
Professors Winston and Perry. Miss Wins
ton. of Richmond, Professors Wool and
jenkins. of Portsmouth, and Mrs. Bart
ko-ki. of Farmyille. Miss Sellle Fitzgerald,
OF Nottoway. will be here to-day. -,
The classes meet every day IN one or the
locture-rooms of the Stuart Normal Col
lege. All of the teachers are live and prac-
tical. A better corps of instructors could
not have been selected. The work done
by these teachers is thorough and progress
sive, lust the thing needed.
THE LADY TEACHERS.
All of the teachers are popular. but your
correspondent thinks the two ladies', Mrs.
Bartkoski and Miss Winston. are elected "
bv a big majority Mrs. BartkOsh ~ one
of the most accomplished ladies IN w
ginia. and is a teacher of rare powers. Fri
day morning o man from tennessee, and
not member of the institute. III order to
"show off " his learning y asked her seye-
real questions. which she answered. Then
he rudely and fatty denied what she as
serted. Her reply was lady-like but severe,
and the interrogation wilted." and the
next morning left Stuart. The course Of
this man is universally condemned by the
best of our citizens.
Miss Winston X an intelligent Young
lady, the peer Of any in our State.
SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT.
Saturday evening an entertainment was
given. 1t was a social gathering. Profess
sors Wool and jenkins read selections.
These gentlemen are splendid readers and
their efforts were frequently applauded.
The visitors seem well pleased with their
treatment at the hands of our people and
we are delighted with the teachers.
A severe storm visited us yesterday al
fsTQOOn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
MARRIAGES.

McKTM-BROOkE.--M on Saturday,
July g6th, at ~ Thomss's church. New York. by
the Right key. Mr. Pacet, ID. D., Bishop of Mary
land, assisted by the Rev. Hsstell Nchim, the
Kew. RANDOLPH HARRISON McKIM. d. d..
and Mrs. 4. VI. &. BROOKE. daughter Of tho late
Hon. Daniel r. Clymer, Of kealIng. Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
Sir. 3. N. stewart Dead.

fsfecinl Telegram 10 10" Dispatcn-l
LYscgsuRo, Va. July 2s.--J. Middleton
Stewart. Of the firm Of Smith, Stewart Il
Co.. tobacco brokers. died here late this
Afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
BURGLARS SENTENCED
Ancr breaking Jail and Being Recap
tured Three Times.
fs"ecial telegram 10 the Disps,oh.l

MARTIN sBun0, W. Va, July 2S.-Francis
v. Martin and Charles Harrington were
convicted OF burglary TO-DAY and sentenced
o. ave years each IN the penitentiary. The
m,u barglar.zsd a number of stores here.
were captured in Baltimore. broke Jail here
AMI were recapiured, broke jail again and
captured "A third time before their trial.
They have been kept under strong guard
To- ..NnraI month";.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
u.r.Io Above the Quarter MILLION.
IT.. population of New H.m,.h,rs.

BgrrAno for the city Of RUTl1n sbo cs
so os ! Reputation of sSS.54s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29

the head with pitcb.fork. infiicting e.
we're injury. DR.. h. ID; Dqtton = H HS
cannot 1--we long. Montague has fed the
county and the Deputy sheriff is in puI-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
Prob.hle Fatal blow.

rpecsa, telegram to tns Dlspatch-l
SsLupA, Va, July 2s.--Richard Holmes
and Richard Montague, two colored meu
living near Locust Hill. in this county,
quarrelled yesterday evening about some
poplar wood. Montague struck HOLMES ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29

steamship KsnAwhs, Nsw York. oeal
scnoons- VIKING, New YoTk, coal.
kchooasr John Paul. Boston ecal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
Mean tempers,ure .,....,...


srAusros Cloudy and drilling rain. Ther-
mometer: At 8 A. NJ, rs: at 3 p. ~, rs.
WHITE SULPHUR sPRIsGs-Thermometer At
"A. ", IS: st2P. NJ. 81 clesr-no rain.
NEWPORT NRws--ThermoInetcr IS all day !;
cloudy aud raining.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, July 2S-VlrgInia iO-4O's. 3ea42
do. 3s. 6sa69: Baltimore ana Ohio stock, i04a
I05E; Northern Central stock, ~; consolidated
gas bonds, Ilik do. stock. 0ls52a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29

Coxoosp. N. H., July 2s.-Census Super
ststs Is 81. gOo. gain Of over $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReportsd for the Dispasch.l

RICHMOND TObACCO MAHkeI'
lReportsd for the Dspaschl
JULY q. 1850
No auction offerings on Change to-day,
Revenue collections; Cigars and cigarettes,
t4,Tas5. tobacco, ts.3sA Total, ts,fGA63
Private sales; Filters. IL: Wrappers, ~; dsrks,
2; cutting tugs, 5-totai, 81 hoeshsads.
There Was good disposition ~ trade N bssshsH
ana sales arc fair for Monday. vhiie u ssinsd
all day. Nh. william y. Jonss v home from
Ashsviils, N. c.. for awhile. General ratns Ases
and In the West improved Ne tobacco growing
and prices on lower grades srs somevhss weak
q In wsstssn marksss: nns gxa1es sAehssgsd
LouJsvIrLR, ~.
Jusy sG-Tns market be- dnuisysa sene -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29

roo LArx yok cLAssl.lcArlox;,
UyANTED. BY YOUNG NAN o.
w svs,ve year, sxpsgience - ~ 49,
grocery hssiusss, POSITION AZ StSAA ~ :
wholesale house " sssvs,l;ss ss;ssnAssA ~. 4
TsisFsneeA Adarsss ASe"s - ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcaMoNp. July -, 1870.

SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wuEAr.-Whi.e. S. bushels very good On pri-
vats terms. Longberry, l,s32 bushels very good
OF private terms; ~ bushels gooi al ycc. l9
bushels fair ct g0c. Mixed, - bushels very good
at 97c. shortberry, 3GS bushels very good on
private terms; 95 bushels ve-y good ~ &c. ~
bushels good at &c.; ~ bushels good ~ DC. 80
bushels fair at Sc. 20 bushels fair az Sc. Tosal
sales OF wheat, 2.s3S pushela
coas.-Wai:s, Go bushels fair on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds. 9toekss GRAIN
Tobacco. Cotton. Ac.. snd in Con-
nsction TherewitA the Wee.
thcr Indications.

tBy telegraph TO the Dtspascn.l
p WASHINGTON. D. c.. July sa-Forscsst
lrup for Virginia, showers, followed By
fhlh clearing and fair weather during the
- day; southerly winds; warmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29

LOANS on DIAMONDS, WATCHES. &c.
TNION LOAN COMPANY, 523 Ga
L Broad street, Richmond. Va, LEND IA
MONEY on DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ~
JeWELRY, S1LYHRWARR &C., at low rates.
Communications by mail solicited.
10 25-Ih. su&TutMyl5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29

NEW YosE. July ss-Set receipts. i03 oalss:
eross receipts, ASS bales. Futures closed nrm.
sales, 42.sc bales: July, Narstiz.so: August
Ter fi0 6ssfl07J: November ani pecsmney.
$40 ,issi0.sS: January, tiQcessiac0, February,
sia staSi0lso: March, yi0.c7.sio.6s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29

The PhiiSdeiphia . War Vessel.
Try telegraph W tbs DispAtohi
PnmApELPHIA, Pa. July 2s.--The cruiser
philadelphia vent formally into commits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-29

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wss
cloudy the greater part OF tho day. with tsavy
rains at short intervals
Range OF Thermometer o. the front door Of the
Djsn1,eh Offica Yesterfav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
Hoy0RIyG THEIR FORMER Principal.

4 reception iu honor Of N.Y.. sarah i. ''"I"'' WHO
wa, principal 81 Grammar school 40. a. 80" 30 f''''
Twelfth t.. more than twenty Y'1i-. wa S'''"
,,.,,, n.rroou m tnc large hall OF the buIihuS. h'
her former pupil. M-s T.. +. Chisholm W. J.
Frani. Browucu Ni,, /. A. Griffin Mr. Raj" d. p"Ip
and Ni,. Anna Eanta acted a, the committee "l d"
rangements ON the platform. when "'' h't''I'"'N
decorated with flower and other cubl'n' "i i'SAi'
.,t DR.. " W. Walker President Hum, 90 ti' h"'''
Of Education: Alexander Mol. Agne", Dl. lh'h4-
IIuutcr stephen \. Walker Char"- VI. Earle, Joseph
rettcr1ch Dudley g. G1uticr. Henry W. Ialrr I."l'r
son Footc ard Assistant superintendent 'pd"In' Lev
,or of rcerct were received from superintendent jas
per aud from school Commi- -ioncr Williams inc
exercise, wcrc opened with PRAYER by In" KEY. DI'
George Alexander. lie was followed by Mo owl
with a paprr on Rem u-ccncos Of Twelfth street -"
,,,c , history % the school from 1850, when the first
Commencement held. That, ,hc said Va ne
first nulLir school commencement ever h"u I'D Wv
YORK Among the well known pupile 81 Inc o'h""
wa Mrs &. VI. Williams a. present school tgIun7
.iouer Addresses also MADE by pr. Hunter
otcphcp A. Walker President Hunt and other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WORKERS NOnkcrS torlnthlan 1a'W iHu
IA, elected tho following Officers: Commodore Manson
7 Prime. vice commodore William : Clark. Meet cap
tain j. Howard Clapp: recording secretary j. Joseph
Potter: financial secretary, j. W. Shaughnes'4 tNa-
rrcr. IIscycn skinner meaSuicr, Frank l. ChiheAn
,banIain Wendell Prime: fleet surgeon, Dr. W. A.
Warren: steward T. f. Booth. Tie 1onker> ldrn'
I,hIh mas elected the following officers: Cohlnnnic'
A K Shipman: vice-cOmmOdoFe, David stewart. meet
captan, Robert Hamilton, 1r.; rtTouNie a'','iiH
Herbert Williams financial secretary, J.. A 90
treasurer. John Nesbitt HrSisuicr, Johh N"'4" e
steward, James Mclean
WHITE plains. Cromwell Post 40 400 g. \ r.
has elec.f1 F.. b. Long. commander. G. y. >HlW'
commander Berlin II. Palmer, Qutr'rni',irr JOIN
Ferguson surgeon; d. ". EOgart, chaplain g.; ".
Brown officer of the day, and H. j. Williams "h'ef
Of the guard.
MOUNT VERNON-The dedication Of The First
Pres,vtc ian Church will begin TO-DAY and coniiiu;
to-mo; rJw and Tuesday. The ceremonies 81 ono di
dedication Will he conducted tomorrow. Inc h'N'
Charles :. Lane, the pastor Of tiie church VIII con
Duct the first services the building daN iuii
description Of which published ID The ouH' WIN
picture OF the handsome structure, on Oct0btr D. vi
Lane will preach IL a. III. ana AT INC even
inc service the Rev. DR.. Marvin X. vincent VII
nrsach and the Rev. c. F.. Lindsey
, Farlsworth Post, Grand Army OF tie h'pup
lie elected the following officers on f1ddy hIli
Commander Frank VI. Clark; senior vice commando
J. L. u. Kicker junior vlcccoiniiand'r' J., - wee
surgeon DR.. J. Q. A. HOLSTER; chaplain NlIHain \
Armstrong of1r OF the day. f. +. ba,acil' oH''
~ the crard George WeutZol- trustees. ". y AlC'!
son G. Van Court, l. Chappcl and :. Hunt
XAToN,U-Father McC,rath. pastor Of the RomaI
Catholic Church. has been transferred 10 the Cathoh
at EiSnkll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

Columbian Exposition. lie VIII repair I" Phla
dephia and. in addition f. his duties a. member
Of said board report thence by letter to the Quarter
master General for such duties pertaining 10 the
Quartcrma,tcrs Department Philadelphia and other
points may be assigned 70 him.
much Of special orders directs MAJOR LOWS e.
Forsyth. quartcrma stci 10 report for duty at santa
Fe. " NJ is revoked and he will proceed 10 - Louis
and report to the officer in charge Of the general dcpo
Of the Quartermasers Department at that place for
duty under his orders. relieving Captain James VI
Marshall assistant quar;crmaser. Captain Marshall
will proceed Helena. Mont, fer assignment L" du'y
at that place relieving Major Gilbert e. smith, quar-
terma ster Major smith will proceed to Chicago for
assignment TO duty diSbur-inC ohcor ana assistant
to the chief qnartermaser Of that division, relieving
Captain Charlie, \ H. McCaulcy, assistant quaifcElna9
ter Captain McCaulcy Will be assigned 10 inc com
manding general Division Of the Missouri to duty upon
the construction Of buildings at Fort sheridan ILL.,; 10
relieve Captain Crosby T. Miller, assistant quarter
master. captain Miller will repair t. thl@ city ana
report 10 the Ouartcrmastcr-t'cnc 0r dutF IN MS
Office Major John Y. FurcY. Quaricrint9icr, J. r
cvcd from duty II the Philadelphia depot Of me
Quartermascr> Department, and will proceed I! -.
Paul for duty A. chief quartcrmastcr, relieving MalGi
Almon +. Rockwell. quartcrlnastcr. Major h".h"cH
will proceed 10 Philadelphia for duty at that depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
AMY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington Dec 6.-Thc leave OF absence granted
First Lieutenant John II. Beacon, Sd Infantry, Is fur
ther extended two months. Lieutenant Colonel Isaac
d. De Russey, 14th Infantry. Is detailed member
Of the Board Of Officers meet az Francisco for
the examination OF officer, for promotion place Of
Colonel william Il. Slaftcr. LIST Infantry relieved
First Lieutenant Walter : scott, 25th Infantry, will
report 10 Lieutenant Colonel ,,el G. Rally. assistant
medical purvcyor. president Of The examining board
al Fort Houston. Texas for examination for pro
motion.
The following enlisted men are. BY direction OF the
President. upon their application placed upon
the retired list Private James Charles. Company IS,
Cd Infantry Private Thonas Dunn Hos ital Corps
Private James Ferguson, Company +, Attn Infantry :.
Trumpcter James Harrison. Troop X, 9Th Cavalry ..
Private Andrew Halzshuh, Company y. "a Infantry
Pravtc James Hamilton, Battery D. 4th artillery Pm
vate Michael HOoban Company f.. 1th Infantry ser
gesnt Andrew j. Patterson. Company f. battalion "
Engineers; Prvatc Caspar strohm, Ccmpan? G. I'm
Infantry Private Paul SChlcnarth. Troop f. 7th Cav
airy First Sergeant Joseph \. Turner Company g. 4tl
Infantry sergeant John Young ordnance Detachment
Major John &. Kre>S. ordnance Deuarf,uent IN,
addition to his present duties a. commanding office
Of the ST Louis Powder Depot IS assigned 10 duty a,
chief ordnance officer. Department Of the Missouri
relieving Captain Charles W. Whpplc. Ordnance ID.
psrtmen Lieutenant Colonel George +. sanford al,
Cavalry, is relieved from further duty A. "A member
OF the Tactical Board at Lcavenwor. Kan. and from
his present duties at Fort Leavcnworth. and WI
proceed TO join the Fort Leavcn worth cavalry battalion
IN the field Captain John +. Rodgers military store
keeper. is relieved from duty in lie onirc If flo
QuatermasterGeneral, % enable him 10 comply with
the special orders detailing him as a member Of a
board OF officers in connection with sthc World's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
PROF. EOCHS DISCOFERT.
AND HOW HE WAS LED To MAKE 1T.

Though Professor KOCH Of Berlin. cannot be said 10
have discovered his method Of curing consumption
through chance. some say the case WIN Jeh
ncrs invention of vaccination for smallpox IT. i ~tl
interesting notice how much he was indebted To good
fortune i'm the beginning If hi investigations. DE- En-
merich of Munich !, the authority for the following
anecdoe:
Professor Koch noticed once that when piece Of
cooked potato i, exposed the air for a couple OF
hours. and then placed IN damp atmosphere uhdcr a
gaS, cover prevent dryi after several days 4
number Of infnitesimal round white spechN or drops
will appear it. each apparently differing from
the other. Microscopic investigation show, that every
Of these spcchs consists Of particular species OF
micro organismS which arise from seeds that nave
fallen on the potato from the air and have here fnud
favorable ground for further generation. Each s'cd
by Itself mtipe' the particular spot ri the ard
potato substance on which ii has happened 10 drop,
without having the means of combining with others.
Thus there can he nothing like interviewing, and
therefore pure cells that is each consisting Of number
Of identical bacteria belonging to isolated genus.
must arise side side Very properly Professor Koch
considered thi, remarkable phenomenon. For II
in place Of the potato the surface of some M
tritious fluid were exposed to the air, douhtl"sNy
seeds for future organisms would also drop on it,
But in a nud the movable bacteria would minsly 10
ccther and at the time also LET the origin b
immovablc into notion that an infinite vari'y
Of breeds chaos of mixed form, and -p'cics. would
enSuc bu, noWh any pure aud specific bacteria cells
What. then. asked he is the radical difference between
the fruitful soil which the potato offers for such oi
gan>ms and that OF III nutritious nud Non"
surely. hVt that one is solid and thus hinfcra any
comminghnr OF genera, while on the other hand there
can hc no question Of their lasting separation 10 Il
sIlb>tr.tum of no greater density than that Of fluid
Professor Koch understood how 10 apply M" lesson
he had learned from Ihc~o results - h, further cA
perimcut~ breeding pure bacctiu cclls m mId ana
iran parent substances. which ultimately lN 7" ii'
brilliant successes he 10, acl we'd nov and bcf ~ this
In addition g. This. he ha~ known enough To apply h
modern Improvements in apparatus. ln-''l'h'''~ 'i,'
The met ,d, of using them ID, veil d. IN. td:ir" mad
I'm to Of micrpSc pc AND l-iIi- Ii"'' --' 10 A.
special branch OF bacterl,lsic A'"'tI-1' ID. h HI-
In medicine. Now, II prove tr" mat hc hi- d''
covered q safe and rational remedy against iu 'l!o-l'
and iuC picnt consumption. h" hd- HidH' H'"''h al
Immortal nano IN hlNf,r1.