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The herald., 1894-04-24
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Now Yotk Stock Exehanrs Hevie w

Now York Stock Exchange Review,
NEW York, April 23.-rhe week opened on
the New York stock exchange viii. e heavy
tono to speculation, and prices declined heavily
during the hrst hour aad Il half OF business.
The depression was increased b. ths weakness
Of the London market for Ameiican securities.
Rcmors about til great Industrial army
being used to create uneasinoss on the street,
and even in some cenlefs the march is begin
ming to assume s,riou1 aspect in view Of the
excuse which II ofIeis TO professional asitators
TO create a disturbance of the relations between
labor and capita. Hetween IL and 2 o'clock
the downward movement was checked by pur-
chaeers to cover short contracts. The purehas-
ing movement while not very strong. was
steady throughout the carly afternoon, ind re-
coverles waie not exceeding u fraction, except
in the case Of Coidage, which rallied per
cent; The higher figures We're maintained
until efter delivery hour, when renewal OF
the selling caused a reaction, in which mott OF
the early improvement was lost aud still
lower figures were touched.
The railway and miscellaneous bond market
WAS weak throughout the day
GoyeEnment bonds wore Gull. State bo1da
dull.
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK, April 23.--Monev on call, easy
at per cent last loan at per cent; closed at
per cen'.
Prime mercantile paper-2z095 per cant.
Sterling Bxchange-Dull, with actual bust
nets in BANKERS bills at &4. SS5694.SsA for
demand, and 50. $40 .57l4 for 90 aal S. Posted
rates, 81 ssC64. s9l4; commercial bills, 81 S6A
Bilvet osrtincates-61iz bid.
SAN FRANclsco, april z3.-Slght drafts,
12Ssc; Geographic, 171se.
~ Ring bills on London, 6Oday blnk,
$4.sSH.
EASTERN STOCKS AND BONDS.
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LONDON, April 23.-rhe amount of gold
gone into the Bank OF England on balances TO-
day WgsEI9l 600
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.-Silver bars, 63L
@6314c per ounce.
Mexican dollars, 5300531Sc.
Drafts on sight on New Y ork per 500. 1870.
Sterling bills on London, 6O-day bank, 81 5S.
new YORK, April 23.-silver bars, csc per
ounce. tf9ss g@a
Mexican dollars. 49c. .
LONDON, April 23. Silver bars, 925 fine,
2S3Id per ounce.
LOnsols, 100 1-16.
Bank OF ofEngIand discount rate per cert 2.
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And Wen nnno.

The cry Of ''WelI! man. will be heard
when tho latest expedition reaches the
north pole. Newport News.
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SprinkIing Proposals.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT SEALED
~ proposals will be received at the Office Of
county California, up to 2 O'Clock D. M AZ
April 80, 1894, Tor sprinkling during the year
1894 san Fernando road from Los Angeles city
limits to Hobb street in the town of Tropieo;
and for the sprnkling during the year 1884 OF
Colorado street from the eastern boundary of
the city OF Pasadena to Lamanda Park and
Santa Anita avenue, Sierra Madre road district.
north as far as the road commissioner may d.
rect.
Contractors will be required to furnish man
team and sprinkling cart
Bids to specify The price per day for man ana
team
com p&ny each bid.
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
BY order Of the Board Of supervisors made
April Is, 1894.
T. II. WARD,
County clerk and ex-oiiicio clerk of the
Board Of Supervisors.
BY c. W. BELL, deputy. 4-20 lot
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PatrpsIau,n

NEW York, April 23-Petroleum, stead y
Pennsylvania oil sales, none; closed at 65c bid
Lima Oil esles, none.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SAN PEDRO, April %.
ARRIVED.
April %. steamer Pasadena Hamilton, from
Eureka; $4,000 feet OF lumber for x. @. NJ &
L. Co.
April 20, steamer Falcon, Lundstrom, from
Avalon, PASSENGERS and freight for Wilmington
Transportation Co.
EttRmer Eureka, Leland, from San Francisco
and way ports: passengers and merchandise for
Southern Pacific Co
SAILED.
April %, brig Tanner. Brown, for Eureka.
April %, barkentine Eureka, Drummer, for
Tacoma.
Steamer Eureka, Leland, for Newport.
TIDES, APRIL %.
High water, i .49 p. M, 10:O6 .. m.
Low water, :1s .. M, 4:43 p. m.
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silver Bullion.

Moasy-Jom meroial loanS 791o per cent;
mortgages, S912 per cent.
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COUTHERN CALIFORNIA RAILWAY
- 90. tSanta Fe ROutel.
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, FEB. IL, 1894.
Trains leave aud are due to arrive at Lo4 An
geles LA Grande station) First st. and Santa
Fe ave-
The herald., 1894-04-24

Take Santa Moaies trains from san Fernando
street, Naud's Junction, Commercial street
Arcade depot, Jefferson street (Winthrop sts
uon). Grand avenue or University.
For north Arc ade, Comm err elai street, Naud's
Junction, San Fernando street
For easti Arcade, Comm srcial street Nau1's
Junction.
For other branches: Arcade Commercial
street, Naud's Junction, San Fernando streat
Local. and through tickets sold, bagease
checked. PullmAn sleeping car reserve tions
made, and general information given npou ap
plication 10 J. NJ URAW EY, ASST Pa4 AL
No. LA !. Spring St, cor Second. CHARLES
SEYLER, agent at de pots.
RICH'D GRAY, Gen'l Traffic Mgr
7. II. GOODMAN,
Gen'l Pass Agt.
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Southern Pacific GNnlanv

IMFOEIANT CHANGE or TIME.
FEBRUARY rs, 1894
Trains ieave aud are due to arrive Mt
Los ANGELES ARCADE DEPOT
FIFTH street, daily, as follows
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s6undays only. ASundays exceptsd
CATALINA BLAND
southern Pacific Campanys trains conaaat
al san Pedro with fine steamer Falcon.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND noNps.
Los ANGE RS, April 23.-Fhe following quo
tAtians AL The
pirtle Real esute aud Trust company, No. 929
West Second street
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Los Angeles Terminal R'y.

Los Angeles dep0ts, east end OF First street
and Downey aveHus bridgeG
Leave Los Angeles oriLeave Pasad aiia or
Pasadena. Los Angeles
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.gs quiet; strictly fresh, loc.
Grain Movements

oGIcAso, April 20. s.-Grain receipts and ship.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

bEEswAx-Per lb., 21@25c.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
TILE LATEST

Congressman Caldwell was nomi-
mated for mayor by Cincinnati repub-
hcans and will make the canvass.
In a letter to Senator Voorhees,, w.
II. Higgins, an Indianapolis manufact-
urer, scores the senate for delaying
the tariff bin
4 gale Of unprecedented severity
swept over Queenstown, Ireland. The
steamer Britannia encountered its full
force
In spite Of the opposition of the so
Galists and freisinnigen, the Russo
German commercial treaty was ad-
vanced in the reichstag.
Made insane by attendance at a re
yiyal Edward Froideveaux. of Point
Pleasant, Ohio, beat his wife to death
Charles Salyards was hanged at Car
Isle, Pa, for murder. He was weak
from an attempt at suicide.
Bishop Bardetu has received official
notification of his appointment to the
archbishopric Of Bucharest Roumania,
Thomas CorIigan, a Kansas City mil
lionaire, and a brother Of the Chicago
turfman is dead
Nine kentucky couples crossed the
river to Jacksonville, Ind, and were
married
A verdict Of $4,000 against the de
PENDANT was given at indianapolis in
the first case tried under the cO-em-
ployes liability law.
c. J. Melms, of Milwaukee, jumped
from a passenger train in Wyoming,
having suddenly become demented. He
win die.
4 letter threatening his life was re
cciyed by Rev Mr. Hamp. Of Terre
Haute who in a sermon accused
Catholics Of conspiracy,
-Four Cornell students have been
placed under arrest for refusing to an
swer questions in the banquet inyesd-
cation.
Caroline NIlskci, the actress, known
in private life rs Caroline Scales, was
married in New York to Playwright
Hoyt
Pugiist Corbett was acquitted at
jacksonville Of any offense against the
law.
z. T. White was convicted of hang
lng Secretary Morton in efigy at Ne
braska City, Neh. The penalty IS Sc
we're.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08

transfer to some patriotic society the
care of the statue Of liberty beacon
light
Officials Of Chicago lines have decided
to pay no further attention to the in
terstate commerce law.
There are 100 cases at the Chicago
smallpox hospital 1t may be neces-
sary 10 quarantine new cases at pa
tents homes.
state relief for the Hurley miners
has ceased and Iron county must look
after its unemployed.
By a change in the Missouri's chan
mel the big draw at Omaha is now over
sandbar. Navigation is blocked.
-Four barrels of honey We're taken
from bee tree by Guy Mari near
Baroda, Mich As much more was
wasted.
Gifts amounting to more than $500
600 were received by trustees Of the
Western Reserve university near Cleye-
land, Ohio.
Residents Of Benton Harbor, Mich,
were startled by a rumbling noise and
shaking Of the ground which lasted
a minute.
4 converted burglar and horse thief
fresh from prison is carrying on Q
successful revival near Alton, III.
The Waco TEX Electric Railway
and Electric company, was yesterday
placed in the hands of a receiver. As
sets, $4,000; liabilities, 100000.
In a speech in Minneapolis General
Master Workman Sovereign, Of the
knights of labor, said he would not add
wise the Northern Pacific men to strike.
Dubuque, Iowa, win offer a handsome
bonus provided the Chicago Sugar Re
timing company's plant is removed from
Rochester, ~ y, to Dubuque.
In the suit Of Lille Thompson, an
octoroon, against William Mari, Of Co
| lumbus, whom she charged with the
paternity Of her child, the jury dis
agreed.
The Union Furniture company's
plant at Rockford, H., has been bought
| by y. -. Early for local capitalists for
$4,000 and will soon resume business.
The funeral of Norman T.. Munro,
the publisher, took place from the
Marble Collegiate church, Twentieth
street and Fifth avenue, New York city.
The report that Mr. Munro'S son is
dying is untrue.
A daughter Of ODE Roberts, "A farmer
living near Galesburg, H., is dying
from a self-inhicted gunshOt wound.
She was maddened by her mothers re
proof.
An amendment to the revised statutes
was proposed by Representative Bryan,
Of Nebraska, by which the votes of
nine members Of a jury would consti-
| tute a verdict.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
FOREIGN

A dispatch to the London Times from
Calcutta says that the action Of the
Bengal chamber. Of commerce in retus-
ing to recommend the re-opening Of
tire minis is generally approved by all
but q small minority.
Henry Yates Thompson, formerly
owner OF the Pall Mall Gazette, has
written 70 Right Hon. George shaw.
Leleyre, Offering f3s,OOO 10 build a
monumental chapel connected with
Westminster abbey by a cloister from
the poets corner Tor monuments 70
great men and women.
The French members Of the coming
sanitary conference express surprise
AZ tie attitude Of the United States,
s.ying that its representatives oppose
every measure intended to Tighten quar-
antine regulations and claim TO believe
THAR their object is 70 evoke such resu-
Lations as Will prevent their innoYa.
Ton.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
POTPOCERI,

4 Montana man won $4,000 in a
game OF dice.
Attorney General Olney decides that
silver certificates are not lawful money.
William Hale Thompson, Of Chicago,
Is sued TOR damages Tor causing the
death of his coachulan by u blow OF
The list at OcuuomowOc.
The Missouri supreme court has sus,
tanned tue law making il a felony for
4 bank officer 10 receive deposits wien
gHe bank is failing.
When John r. Prior OF Noblesyille,
Ind, saw a son injured in Il light he
dropped dead of heart disease.
Ii is rumored that the Great North
ern will use the Wisconsin Central
tracks between ST. Paul and Chicago.
rue city council OF Titin, Ohio, has
been eujoiued from letting ten year
contract for lighting the streets.
Nearly all the remaining worlds fair
employees were discharged, a total Of
about 600 Work is nearly finished.
Twenty Salooukcepers at Free
port. Ill, were lined for operating slot
machines, and ordered 20 discontinue
the practice
Rev. John II. Kcllam, OF Norwalk,
Ouio, one of the oldest Methodist
preachers in that state has become
lnsMe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
NATURAL GAS SPRING.

There IS a natural gas spring in Ida
no that is one Of the most remarkable
sights ever witnessed. 1t is about 100
miles from Boise City and is ut the bot
tom of n canon. The rock here seems
10 be of a porous nature and there are
innumerable small holes and assures
Riding along the canon one day pros
pecting, l dropped a lighted match and
Immediately a bright blue flame sprans
up. This lighted another and that
another and 50 on, until a space Of
about an acre in extent was covered
with these flames, each arising about
foot in height. 1t was a beautiful
sight, and the lights We're still burning
when I left there.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08

Washington, Feb 27.-The president
today appointed two Wisconsin men
to office. The name of Lieut.-Goy.
Charles Jonas was sent TO the senate
for consul general at ST PETERSBURG.
1t is understood here that Mr. jonas
will resign as lieutenant governor and
proceed TO St Petersburg as soon as
he is confirmed.
Lieut. Gov. Jonas win succeed John
NJ. Crawford, of Ohio, who was ap-
pointed in 1889 by President Harri
son and was permitted TO serve out
his term The office is worth $1,000 q
year salary and fees, which make the
post worth about $1,000 or $1,000 a
year.
Lieut. Gov. Jonas was a Bragg man
in the senatorial fight Some think
here that Bragg's influence secured
his appointment.
Charles Jonas, Of Racine. was born
at Malesaw, in Bohemia, Oct, 80, lSi0;
graduated from the Bohemian Real
school at Prague in 1859 and entered
the Polytechnic institute, attending
also courses of lectures at the univer-
sity. lie left his native country IN
October 1860, and was employed in
London, England, as newspaper CORE
spOndent; came to the United States
in March, 1893, and settled ut Racine,
where he now resides He is editor
and publisher Of The Rodina, literary
journal and of The Salvie, demo
cratic newspaper, both In the Bohemian
language.
Mr. Jonas was a member of the
board of managers Of the state indus
trial school for boys in 1S73-'74; alder.
man of Racine in lS76'S0; president
of the common council of Racine in
1S7S-SO; member Of the assembly in
1873; state senator for the years
1888 sc. He was appointed United
States consul at Prague by President
Cleveland Nov. Il, 1886, serving until
July 1G, 1899 He was elected lieuten-
ant-goyernOr in 1890 and again IN
1892.
The appointment of Mr. Jonas to
post in the foreign service will ne
ceSsitate his resignation rs lieutenant
governor. and according to the state
constitution the secretary of state,
Thomas J. Cunningham. will then
stand next in the line of succession,
and he would become governor In case
of the death or removal of Gov. Peck
from the executive office. In case Of
any necessity for a session of the sen.
ate while the office of lieutenant gov
ernor is vacant, Senator Robert Mac
Bride, who is president pro TEN. OF
that body, would preside over its de-
liberations.
The position Of consul general to s..
Petersburg is one of the most desirable
ones of that class, there being fees
enough to inwe to the benefit of the
incumbent Of the office TO double the
nominal salary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
CRIMINAL ACTS.

Boss McKane has been taken 20
sing Sing.
A batue between striking miners
and workmcn occurred in West Nir-
ginla.
David Gilcrt, Jr., arrested In Han
cock county, Illinois, viii be taken 10
Louisa, Iowa, 70 answer "A charge Of
burglary.
General Manager Underwood and
Master Mechanic Hickman, OF the 500
Iue, have been arrested for violating
one of the labor laws.
Francis j. Logan, confessing 10 In
oeDdiary nres in different SECTIONS Of
The country, IS under arrest in Nil
Waukee.
Young Treadwell escaped burglar
has written 70 Emporia, has., author
Jies, begging them for mercy and not
70 hound MIN.
John Callyhun, farmer near Racine,
was murdered by a tramp who entered
ME house and demanded money,
stanton Abbott badly whipped Harry
Gilmore in four rounds at the second
regiment armory, Chicago.
Burglars at Pixies Crossing Ind,
robbed the postotlice Of stamps and
looted John CaldWeus store.
Sobbing repentance Augusta Schnoe-
der packed The pocket of the Chicago
police mauon who symparheucaly
drew the girl toward her.
IN lonely Wichita, Kan, shanty the
body OF an unidentified man was found.
D.. had been murdered.
r. q. uornbrooke. Of Winona, pres
dent of the state Epworth league, is
charged with being short An his ac-
counts as auditor Of the Winon0 n
Southwestern railway.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
NEW :

Washington. Feb 26-Today in the
house. Mr. Hatch moved that his anti
option lin be taken from the ways and
means committee and referred rs Jze
agricultural committee His purpose
was 70 insure an early favorable re-
port After some debate the motion
was carried - to 81.
Bland being unable to secure a quo
rum concluded to allow the debate on
the bin is proceed at the same time
declaring that he would return to the
assault tomorrow
Tao sensational speeches followed,
one 0y Mr.. Pence of Colorado, who
denounced the republican for submit
anS to tho crack Of eX- Speaker Reeds
whip. ana warned him that II the
election of president is thrown into
the house in 1896 he VII rue his Till
clustering course. The other was By
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
BLACK on THE TARIFF

Washington Post: The Hon. thaul'
cey f. Black of Pennsylvania was ge.-
ting into his dress suit at the bbDlt.
when the lobbyist called upon him
Don't mind me" said he, as De
struggled with an obdurate cuff bur,
ton. Go ahead with your questions
What do you think of the Wilson
bin?"
1t is all right. ! am for it, anu
would be for it if it We're twice =
radical"
How far do you 90 in favor OF
tariff REFORM"
I stand squarely On that splendid'l
drawn tariff plank in the platform o-
the democratic party Of Pennsylyania
which l regard as one Of the cleares.
eNposidons Of Democrat doctrine eVsI
euunciated."
How did that read. governor
What is Il possible that you nay
not read that magnificent and eloquea
deuuudaton Of the republican poi'-s
or protection
4 may have read it, but i I e'.
did T have forgotten every word OF '..
So have l."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08

from reducing Judge Longs pension
from S72 to $50
A resolution looking to government
control of the Nicaraguan canal was
introduced in the house.
A. +. Brown, Of Boston, has been ap-
pointed special assistant United
states attorney Tor the district Of Mas
sachusetts.
By creating an unauthorized fund
members oil the Ohio legislature are
ueld TO be acting illegally.
The popuIists propose making Kansas
the suvOunZ ground THIS year, where
Jneir batteries vii be concentrated.
Governor tIOwer has signed the
greater -Nev YORK bnI, ANA the ques-
uon WIA be voted upon Ia November.
4 resolution is pending IA ule ONO
house prON4uiu5 lUr investigation VI
state plIaOH cruelty charges.
organizes Win W ~ awaken inter
est ana reius,aJe tue yU,UvU delinquent
members UI Tie farmers un.aHcc IA
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
ACCIDENTS. ETC

Ccorge Kelley. Of Galesburg, H.,
aged 9 years, was killed by q falling
derrick
Thomas Holiday, a farmer near
Bcech,r City, Ill.,, was KILLED while
telling timber
Eighteen lives were lost in the east.
esn coast storm, members OF the crews
u. rc ltur7eua and Resolule.
At Linden, Mich, near Flint a plat
form collapsed and twenty-five or
thirty persons were more or less in
iWcd
The bodies of two children drowned
at Massillou. Ohio have been reeov
rry1 That OF Fred Gego's llyear-old
daughter is still missing
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
THE DEAD

Judge ]. W. McDu, OF the inter
state commerce commission died at has
home in Creston, Iowa.
jacob G. Horn, present az the Fort
Dearborn massacre, and In the Black
Hawk, Mexican ana civil wars, died at
WiuuieCaune, Wis
Rvy. Or. r.. W. Patterson, one of the
paudarchs or the Presbyterian church,
died aJ his home In Evanston
Mime. Janet Monach Patey, lisun
gulshcd conualto singer, died. at Shelf
field, Eng, at the close OF song
Mrs Allen Francis, formerly of mi
nois died at Victoria, l.. G. she in
troduced Abraham Lincoln 20 the girl
he mslrrlcd.
Charles w, r. Kerr, Lord puurayen's
representative on the Nigilant during
chc Americas cup races, Is dead
Professor Swing paid am eloquent
tribute to Steele Nlackayc's genius.
Services We're held at the Chicago
sgcuitorIuu.
William Collins MerNIth eN-thet
justice Of ,Ae supreme court, is dead fin
Quebec
Max pluu, The We'll known tneau.
.7I PHOTOGRAPHERS Of CMya-o. died of
Hrt-hts disease
~. 10 Lindsay. The receiver ot the
Lnd office at Guthrie. oklahoma, died
In Washington His death was NOT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-03-08
LEAPED TO FAME AT a BOUND
Tyndau's First Lecture Before a Scien
tifC Audience

Now that 80 many stories about Tyn
dali are filing the papers, a contributor
to the Critic is surpH ed not 10 read one
ane,dote which was of peculiar import
ancc in his career and the particulars
of which reach the writer from the best
possible source. About forty years ago
the late DR. Bcuce Jones vas me lead
en- Of all scientific organizations in Eng
land TO him came one day from Ger
many a letter couched 10y Prof. Dubois
Raymond in something Ike these
terms: You English are the oldest
people, Here, 10 our laboratories, comes
every year a young Irish SchOolmaStcr
called Tyudall with the quickest BRAIN
the most honest capacity for research
I have ever seen. Would that our Ger
man youths were run from the same
mold. This brilliant young fellow has
never received the smallest recognition
or encoura cement from English institu-
lions or from the scientific men Of Eng-
land, and he tells me to-day that, quite
disheartened at last he IS preparing 10
cmigrate TO America"
listen 70 such an appeal in vain. Tyn-
dall was crossing London in preparation
for going over the Atlantic Bence
Jones waylJid him. and instantly fell
under the spell Of his copious and grni-
al talent and determined 10 make
him After a few conversations, Jones
said: II will not take any middle
-. - 20
a. once. ! shall announce that YOU viii
lecture Mt the Royal institution" The
announcement was made, and all l. n
don troopel TO hear Bence Jones wild
Irishman. As the great physician
drove his proteEe down TO Albemarle
street he suddenly exclaimed;
But Tyndall where are your notcs"
Notes. was the reply II haven't
ANY notes
40 notes" Beuee zones reloined, iu
am agony No notes. DO you realize
thar You are not going 70 address q
parcel Of Irish g0sSoouS but IN audi
euce of famous experts ON your own
subiecry"
Tyudau -riuued. VOL I'm afraid
its too late now" III slid and Bencc
Jones sank back In his carriage a prey
to the arutast despair
The han WAS crowded All he lead
ers 1T science wcrn present Tyndali
who had never lceUre1 before. stepped
into the famous S.mEelreular tribune.
smiled bowed ami poured forth the re-
suits Of his marvellous dis overieS with