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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11
A MERCHANTS SUICIDE.
George Lawrence OF Pittsburg sends . Z
let Into His Brain

ueorBe Lawrence OF Rttteburg sends D hui.
let Into His Brain
New YORK, Nov. 1l.-Geo Lawrence, q Pitts-
burg merchant, was found dead in his bed In the
Everett House this morning. bullet wound
was in his head, and his right hand graspsd .
cooked revolver. The suicide was discovered
by porter.
A friend of the dead man called ct the hotel
this morning and startled the clerk by inform
ing him that Mr.. Lawrence had committed
suicide He held in his hand a note from Law
renee. IN which he stated his intention Of
taking his life. Nothing had been heard Of
Mr. Lawrence since he retired early last even
ing and porter was hastily sent up to the
room.
Looking over the transom he saw the BODY OF
Mr. Lawrence lying on the bed. The clerk ".
informed of the suicide and a messenger was
sent for the coroner.
Mr.. Lawrence had been stopping at the hotel
for the past three weeks and exhibited no signs
OF his intention OF taking his life. He was in
the hotel corridors last evening in an apparently
happy frame Of mind.
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THE BASE BALL PROBLEM.
League Representative. Meet I'm New York -
Consider It.

Consider It
NEw York. Nov. 1.-THE corridors OF the
Fifth Avenue Hotel were crowded this morn
ing as early as O'Clock. Ii was expected that
the board OF directors of the National Base
Bal League would go into session early with
view to the consideration Of q number Of i'm
portant matters. and would subsequently, re-
port at the annual meeting Of the league which
is scheduled for this afternoon. The board Of
directors consists of Messrs. John b. Day, A.
}. Reach, J. Palmer d Neill and John L. Brush.
Although II WAS understood that the majority
OF the board OF directors was on hand the pres
ldent SAID Il would be noon before the directors
met Probably the first matter which will claim
the consideration OF the board will be the pro-
test OF Presldent Hart of Chicago against the
awarding OF last season pennant to the Boston
club. President Hart 10 at the Fifth Avenue
hotei ana has announced his intention Of ap-
pearing before the board OF directors TO sustain
his protest II possible. There is another mat
ter which will come up for consideration. and
that is the scheme of the twelve-club circuit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11
GIGANTIC SMUGGLING SCHEME.
Custom House OmciaIs I'm New YORK M~ks
Discoveries.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE custom house
officials here have unearthed what will prob
ably prove to be one of the most gigantic
schemes for the smuggling of opium into this
country ever known. Al present but little can
be learned, all the officials refusing to talk.
Special Agent Cummings admitted that there
was something in the story. but a. he had re-
ceivea no reports on the matter was hot pre-
pared 10 make any statement
From another source IL was learned that one
arrest had been already made and that tiH
others were to follow. AT the Office of the
United States commission the admission uas
made that large amount Of opium he'd
been seized, but that was all that could BE-
learned. A rumor that could not be verified
was that the person arrested was guest st the
Astor House.
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me Controller and the Suspended Banks.
Mr.. Lacey, controller Of the currency, re-
tufned to Washington yesterday from Boston.
He said that the national banks there, with the
single exception Of the Maverick, are in good
condition and that there 10 no prospect Of any
further trouble.
In his opinion the creditors Of the Maverick
bank viii receive at least 85 cents ON the dollar.
He said also that Me Damariscotta National
Bank will probably be able TO resume business
In . short time.
Ths Cory National Bank Of Psnnsylvania ID
In bad condition and receiver will be ap-
pointed in few days TO wind up it, adairA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

A GRACEFUL CoMPLIMENT.--The Secretary Of
the Treasury has directed that No. Of the new
81 silver certificates be sold to Mrs. Window,
widow Of the late Secretary, whose portrait
adorns the note. These certificates will be
ready for issue in few weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

The TARIFF CASE PosrpoNKD.-The United
States Supreme Court has postponed until No
vember so the argument in the cases involving
the constitutionality of the Mckinley tariff act
and also the case in which the act which pro-
vides for the classification Of worsteds is at
tackled, on the ground that the speaker had no
right to count q quorum in passing the bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

vAscouvER, b. C., Nov. 1.-The lsps. are
now at large. The locks have been taken %
the old Canadian Pacific shed and the guard
removed. Neither the government NOR the
Canadian Pacific would take any action and
the city council was 90 rash as 10 turn them
loose. They have been rejected and driven
away by their countrymen in thss portion OF
the city set apart for the Chinese. They have
been refused drugs in Chinatown The psopls
are discharging help, and great unessinsss p
felt. There is some tslk Of them striking foe
the American line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

The KANSAS CRY BUiLDINa SrrE.-Secretary
Foster and Assistant Secretary Crounse gave
hearing at the Treasury Department today to
persons interested in the selection of q site for
public building at Kansas City, Mo. No con-
clusion was reached.
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Scientists Gin session.

New YoRK, Nov. 1.-The second days sss-
sion of the Academy Of Sciences this morning
was well attended. Mr.. Mendenhall read two
papers during the morning session, one
entitled AN Exhibition Of the New Pendulum
Apparatus Of the United States Coast and Geo
detic Survey. With Some Results OF Its Uss,"
and the other, The Use Of . Free Pendulum
as Time Standard"
Mr. Charles S. Hastings spoke of scsrtain
Methods in Optics" He was followed BY Mr.
s. G. Chandler ON variation Of latitude and Mr..
J. A. Allen on geographical variation among
North American birds"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

NAVAL PAYMENTs.-The Navy Department has
authorized the twelfth payment, $3.50, to be
made to the Union iron works Of California
on account of cruiser No. 6, and the eleventh
payment $81, ,750 to be made to Cramp 4 Sons
Of Philadelphia on account of cruiser No. IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

BONDS REDEEMED.-The amount Of ~ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was ga, $50,
making the total redeemed to date e2l, 100, 800
and leaving outstanding d, ,284, 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

MAJ. W. b. BARKER, ex-chief Of the record
division Of the pension Office and recently con-
nected with the New York republican cam
paign committee, has been appointed by Sec
retary Foster to be special agent of the
Treasury Department at q salary Of 90 day
and expenSea
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Decline Of the Farmers' A,li.pce.

HURON, s. d., Nov. 1.-THE South Dakota
Farmers Alliance began it's annual session here
last night. 1t is the smallest gathering that
has assembled at the annual session since its
organization. Instead Of several hundred
being present, as on former occasions, not moro
than sixty are here. The small crowd 10
source OF great annoyance TO the leaders.
Political defeat and the incessant clamor for
Office made by the leaders are said to have
nearly wrecked the alliance in this state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

The will Of the late Mary r wixom, fled yes
tefday, leaves certain specified bsquests TO her
children and grandcAildrsn and Tie balance Of
the estate to the family.
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THE CHILEAN CONGRESS.

Seniors Silva and Luco Chosen Presidi.u
Oficers of the Two Bodies.
VALPARAISO, Nov. 1l.-Senor Silva has been
erected president of the Chilean senate and
Senor Luco president of the chamber Of depu-
ties. Both are members Of the late insurgens
junta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

The CREDENTIALS ARRIvI.-The credentials
Of Senior Montt the Chilean minister, have ar
rived after long journey from Santiago. 1t
is not known at the State Department when the
minister will be presented to the President.
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Mayor Gr.nt's Foreign Trim.

Nrw YoRx, Nov. n.-Mayor Grant left for
Europe, per steamship City of Paris, st
o'clock this afternoon. In explanation Of his
sud den journey the mayor said today:
II am going abroad on hasty trip on account
Of the sickness of my mothers sister, who In
not x1ected to live the year out ! shall re-
turn - quickly - possible. though the trip
cannot last less than three weeks and may keep
me few days longer"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSNATIONAL UNION.-A NEW COUNCIL
~ of this benefrial and fraternal order is being
iormed; Meeting. WEDNESDAY. November IL. 7:30
pm, at lOU9 q St Any wishin. 20 become 3
charter member apply to Messrs. HERBLRT or
KING. Western Union Telegraph Office, or J. IL.
JONES. weather bureau. no9-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

NAVAL MovEMENTs.-The q. 8. s. Kearsarg,
arrived at st. Thomas. W. l., this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Intsrnal rev.
snue, $437, ,556; customs, s590, ,l60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

E~LAwYR9s, ArTENTIONii
~ We are making speciality Of hurried Brioko,
Testimony, &C.. at0O cents page. Al work caTS-
fully read by expert proof reader.
Tslsph0ns s4S-2. loc24-trl 0I8 Dot. \. "
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The Concord Soon to Sail.

New YoRK, Nov. 1.-The U. S. s. Concord will
sail in few days join the PhilsdelphiA, Admiral
Gherardi's Gag ship. in the West Indies. The
friends of officers and men on board the Phila-
delphia can send letters care Of the Concord,
navy yard, Brooklyn, n. Y, up to Saturday Of
this week, and they viii be delivered TO the
Philadelphia when the Concord meets her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

ASSISTANT SECRETARY NETTLEroN has gone to
New York for few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

NEw YORK. Nov 1.-The president of the
women's Christian Temperance Union Of the
state of New Jersey. Mrs. s. J. c. Dovns died
of peritonitis at midnight November 10, at ths
home of her son-in-law in East Orange, n j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

FOR sALE--ONLY URLEFTOF
~ those elegant new two-story and back
building bav-wlndow brck dwellings
on the east side of I'd st. near z ne.
These houses have z rooms. bath,
cretedtellar under entire house, elec.
trio bells. speaking tubes and every
modern convenience, heated by 1ur-
mace, handsomely lapered throughout.
crystal chandeliers, nc. Price, ~. $50.
Terms. $500 cash, balance $500 per
year. payable in monthly or quarterly
installments For iurtLer PARTICULARS
Cali
WASH'N DANENHOWER,
oc3O-1m Cor. 18Th and u SITS. Il. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

NAVAL ORDERS.-Chlef Engineer Louis j.
Allen. detached from duty at the Erie boiler
works, Buffalo, N. Y, and ordered to the Chi
cago, 18th instant. Chief Engineer H. H.
Clare, detached from the receiving ship Frank
lin and ordered to the Atlanta. Chief Engi-
neer W. H. Harris detached from the Atlanta
and ordered to the receiving ship Wabash.
Passed Assistant Engineer C. W. Rae, detached
from duty in the bureau Of steam engineering
and ordered to the Atlanta. Passed Assistant
Engineer G. E. Burd. detached from the At
lanta and granted two months leave. The
orders Of, Chief Engineer A. s. Green detach-
ing him from the navy yard, League Island, and
ordering him to the Chicago, are revoked.
PEasosAL.-M Henry c. Page Of the Bay
onne (N J.) Herald and member of the New
York Press Club is at the Langham.-C, C.
Hinc Of New York, Jas. 8. Kiger of Trenton,
N j., and L. s. Oenison Of Syracuse are at
Willard'a-J. NJ. Redall and J. NJ. Boyd Of
New York and N C. Sheldon of Philadel-
phia are at the Randall-A S. Schuyler Of
New York, ]. NJ. Rothchild of San Francisco and
N. Somas Of Mexico are at the Arlington.-
Hon. Jefferson Chandler of St. Louis A. @.
Chaseand H. c. Townsend of New York
are at thet Shoreham.-C: A. Lockhard
Of Ohio, Russell Duane Of Philadelphia. S. E.
Miller Of EnglewoOd. N. j., and Samuel Kurtz
of Mt JOY, Pa. are at the eRiggs.-Commander
in-Chief Palmer Of the GAR, Adjutant Gem
eral Phisteter and other GAR officers are at
the Ebbitt--W. Rowland Of Jersey City, W W.
Fiske Of Philadelphia, A. D. Fisk Of New York
and D. F. Hamilton of Boston are at the Fredonia
Nv. Young of Providence, J. W. Dust of Nor
foIk and E. N. Baldwin Of New York are ut the
Johnson.--Hon. Geo. s. Batcheller, minister
TO Portugal, and P. J. McKenna Of New York
are at the Arno.-A. c. White of Boston, W.
NJ Simpson Of Los Angeles, Cal, and Chas. 8
Burton Of Chicago are at the st. James.-W.
J. Russell Of New Jersey, Plat Adams Of New
York and J. F. Merryman Of st. Louis are at
the Metropolitan.-F. F. Braillard Of New
York, L. G. Stone Of Milwaukee, Thomas b
Keogh Of Greensboro, N. g., and E. C. Shellen-
berger Of Philadelphia are at the National
Mr.. /. George Combs Of 1911 9Th street north
west 10 30 Ill that he is unable to leave his
room.-Dr. F. N. Gallagher Of the pension
Office has been called to Wilkesbarre, Pa, to
atesnd the funeral of his brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

RDR. D. C. STOCKSTlLL
~ Has removed his Office and rssidence TO 7l5
1t. u. ". oc31-yws
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THE BERING SEA QUESTION.
The Case Of the American Sealer Sylvia
Handy Argued Today.

THE SAME LINE PURSUED As IN
TIE sAYwARD cAsE-rHE POLITICAL QUESTION
DENIED By COUNSEL AND AFFIRMED BY THE
SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY GENERAL.
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FINANCIAL.
Dee
TINS
MONTE.

The Arst payment on shsres n
the 22d new issue o. stock in
the Esuitable Co operative
Building Association Is due
this nonth- November. shares
are az 8 o s=c h payable m onthly.
Call or write for pamphlets
explaining tho advsntages of
this AssociAtion the tarossf
OF Sc ktad in America.
THOMAS SoMERvILLE. President
JNO. JOY EDISON. Secretary.
1t 1908 ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

BERINa SEA ARBrTBArIoN.-The closest in
quiry fails to elicit any further information re-
specting the details Of the agreement reached
by the United States and Great Britain to SUBJ
NIT the Bering sea case to arbitration, and fol-
lowing the time-honored custom the officials
Of the Department Of State who have knowl-
edge Of the negotiations decline to say any
thing in advance of the submission Of the
treaty to the Senate for action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11
--sToCKs l. BONDS vs.. REAL ESTATE.

Which pays best, Reason 1t out. Stocks and
bonds have u huctuating value caused by the
manipuiations of large holders. Real estate
pays as well II not better at the start snd has
greater prospective value. We have excellent
improved properties under long leases for saIe.
fhoCTOk PROCTOR, 9U1 g 81. oc2S-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11
FINANCIAL.

FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Has The lest plan devised for securing Homo.
No AUCTION OF MONEY.
No BACK DUES REQUIRED
Any amount loaned. repayabe &l3 per month on each
q, ,OOO advanced. Shares, 81 per month.
SIX fER CENT ALLOW Eli ON DEPOSITS.
9l3 AND O15 ST. NV.
Harrison DfnTman. Prez lol9l AlOnzo Tweeiale. Sec
WM. b. GUnLkY. FREDERICK c. STEVENS
w Members Of the Washington stock Exchaoge.
6UKLkY STEVENS.
Real Estate Insurance aud Stock Brokers' 1885 + st.
Real estate bought, sold and rented Local securi-
ties bought and sold Money loaned listed securi-
ysstulsuts ol6-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

WASA FEW SUPPOS1TIONS.
Suppose you q Real Estate Agent, 0
Broker. an Attorney or a Merchant.
Are you!
SUPPOSE you have occasions when you
want 20 run of from a hundred TO q thou
sand or more circulars, order. . dodgcr,
rent list or list OF properties Tor sale. Do
youy
II you are and do you need the Edison
Mineoyraph. 1t will make from 900 to
5000 copies of one original autograph!c
typewritten letter order and your office
boy can run them of. save its price
dozen times over in cutting down the
printers hill.
Drop in and look at It,
Thousands Of business men arc using 1t
every day. 1t is not expensive. Write for
book free or call and examine it.
JOHN C.. PARKER,
nol1 6l9 sth ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-11

W-OFFICE GEORGETOWN6As LIGHT CO.,
~ No Ills 30th St.. GeufRetown. d. @.
A SAFE INvESTMESf.
By order Of the toard o. directors the un1erei4ned
Offers for sale to the bidder cash shares
reserved stock Of the Georgetown Gas Light Company
Of 6eorgetown. D. c.. said os stock date FROM
January lsYE Sealed oids WILL se RECEIVED 4. this
BER. 1891. Bids must be made for the full nunber
o, shares offered for sale. depot Of $500 Will bare
directors reserve the right g reject o. ali bids
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


HAvE YOUR FURNACES, LATROBES
and RANGES PUT IN ORDER by best me-
cEanics before cold westher.
Se1tons Grand lAtiobe. set to heat two sories $50
farlor sun LAtrobe. set to heat two stories, $25.
have IL patterns OF Latrobes In stock. Prices to
suit Novelty and Culver Furnaces. Tin Roofing.
Plumbing, Hardware. &c.
Work attended TO promptly Open evenings until 8.
2l2o Pa ave. NV.
CTsiephone ss4-2, ssl-3m
~~PROMPTNEss OF DELIVERY
Cleanliness Of fuel.
ull weight and measure are Inducements offer that
products of celebrated mines In the country
selected especially for family use II you don't know
the kind OF coal want drop me postal and will
inspect your heating apparatus and advise what
coal will BE- satisfactory. Spnt anc camel coal for
cool mornings aud early evenings.
J. MACRY DOVE.
Main once. 21st and ! SITS. Nv. branches, 1206
81. 1910 st. NV; wharf. foot Of 4 and sts.
q. se5-3m
OOAL ICE WOOD
AMERICAN ICE co.
Telephone. 4S6. Main office Southwest corner 10th
and sts- W. Branch Offices Cog Pennsylvania
n w. lst and sts n Sand 18th and l4th st. wharves
". Quality OF FUEL unsurpassed Prices reason-
Call RED WAGONS for PENOBSCOT ICE. se24
K~.H. D. BARR.
IMPORTING TAILOR
iii Pa ave.
Fail and Winter Novelties received. ap14
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- The Beather is likely to be oenerdlr ya,r:
ocesterty wi'ids; slightly cooler; fair 1hurs =
dav.
Oh. SAY.
Have you SEEN the Immense
stock OF Lumber. Mill Wbrk and
Hardware kept at
9Th ST. AND NEW YORK AvEi
We take great pleasure in show
ing you ali kinds Of Lumbar
without boring you ursting you
to buy.
au6-3m Lbbey, Bittingsr Miller.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4
R~I. 90. F.-CoLUMBIAN ENCAMPMENT.
- No ], will meet this twEDNEsDAY) even;
ing at 130 O'Clock. Grand visit alton and patriarchal
degree. full attendance is desired.
II JOHN H. sEIFFERT. Scribe
RsRYLAND CHURCH, 10TH AND D SITS
s.w Revival services continue Evsnge-
list j. Snyder in charrs Powerful mestinss. Glori
Gus singing. Joyous conversions You are invited.
Come IT.
RSANNIE MARY, MY WIFE. HAVING LEFT
~, my bed and board. the public is hereby
warned against trusting her, will not be respon
noli-aa' '''' JOSEPH REITH
K~wE SELL ONLY RELIABLE.
Stylish and Well-mads
Clothing. with the guar
antse that on inspection
as home if not salts actory
money cheerfully
funded. What more can
you ask.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE PRICE.
no11 434 9TH st.
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RBRASS GOODS FOR THE open FIRE
PLA CE"
Drought IRON for the Open Fireplace."
Mantsls for the open Fireplace"
Tiles for the "Open Fireplace"
Tiles for bath rooms.
Tiles for vestibules.
Marble Thing.
HAYWARD Il HUTCHINSON.
AGENTS FOR BUTCHERS
BOSTON POLISH FOR FLOORS,
no4-lm 4..4 9Th st. n. W.
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ID DAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS
HI Bought and soid for cash or on Margin on
New Iork. 2an Francisco, Phiadelphia
Boston Exchanges.
Investment stocks and Bonds Speciality.
A X CHISOlM Co..
Bankers and Brokers.
81 Broadway, New York.
[Established 1876 Ho2-lm IssCe weekly ctrccla
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SHIRTS.
With Shirt Factory the premises. under
the management of q practical and long expert
enced cutter. we are prepared to execute your
orders At short notice. guaranteeing in every In
stance perfect 1t and entire satisfaction.
Give US . trial order.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP,
oc7-3m 10th. 1lth and sts n. v.
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MONEY TO LOAN
W SUNS TO SUIT.
LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST.
IargS amounts and ionx time preferred.
GOLDSBOkOUGH BROS Il CO.,
oc12-s3m 15U3 Penna- ave.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-16
Sweet and Sour Apples.

Just why some should be sweet and some
sour is q puzzle. The mSlic acid which
gives il the sour taste seems 20 be in about
the same proportion IL the unripe as in the
ripe apples; the difference il sweetness
seems "a arise from the chsogs OF feculeut
or stzrchy matter into sugar Ss the ripen-
ing process proceeds. But. though the
chemist can tell US the exact elements
that 20 TO make sugar. Re cannot make
sugar for Us No power bat that Of tse
living plant can Go II. AID we are absolute
ly in the daEE as to how the plant gsts :,
done
Possibly the climate has some influences
on the acting vital power. for the Rhode
Island GresDing apple, sour apple IN t1e
Atlantic states, IS a sweet apple on tee
Pacifc-End the same apple viii often have
part Of the same fruit sweet On one side
aid sour On the other. These cases are
generally attributed 70 some one in the
past having split branch through . bud.
tEsE fitting the sweet apple half 20 the hs!f
OF the sour apple bad. and grating the
spliced graft This j. regarded as an In
Eeniogs afterth0uEEt. These who have
directly gone and repeated tie eLperimsat
have had 10 such result hoz4s Meehza
IN philadelphia Lesiser