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The morning times., 1896-06-10
Work Girls Escnned

Boston. June g. Fire It'll the building, $50
washington street. This fCTeuC CF caused a
loss of between $50. COO and $40, 900. The
fire originated in the second story occupied
by j. L. Hammett. dealer in school sup
plies The third floor. To which the fire
spread, was occupied by Oscar Gowiug and
seven work girls wesc in the rooms at the
time. All escaped safely.
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Totals :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 72413

Earned runs BrOOkIyn,3. Stolen BASES
Stencil, 2; Jones. LaChance. Double play
Mccarthy, Corcoran. and LaChance. Hit
by pi tcher- E. Smith. Struck out-By
Abbey, 4. First base on halls Off Abbey.
!; off Bughey, .. First base on errors
Pnittshurg, l. Left on bases Pittsburg. s:
Brooklyn, 6. Passed balls Sugden. Ur-
pire-M Emslie Time of game-2 hours.
4 ttendanCe-2 900.
The morning times., 1896-06-10
Four 10 -Four ar baltimore.

Baltimore, June 9--The BaltimOre-LOuiS-
vile score was 4 to 4 wien Umpire Sheri-
dan called the game on account OF a heavy
downpOur OF rain. The home team bad
scored three times and bad a man on
third with two out in the fourth inning
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Foundry Company Assigns

Milwaukee, Wis, June 9.-The Moore
Manufacturing and Foundry. Company of
South Milwaukee made an assignment yes
terday for the benefit of it's creditors to
the Wisconsin Trust Company The assets
arc $4,000; liabilities not known.
The morning times., 1896-06-10
Games Today.

Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
PittSburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York
st. Louis at Boston.
Louisville at Baltimore.
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Won nj FORSYTH.

Chicago. June 9.-The talent had a better
line ON the horses 1T Forsyth today tuaD Il
has for some time They mana ed TO
light on the right ones in three events,
backing Or. France down from U TO l 10
itOl TO WIN Tie fITst race, following lJ up
hy playing BjruatO ID the second race.
and Sunny in the fourth.
First raCe-SiN fUrlOnss. Dr. France.
fn2, Warren, + TO l, won; Bar Guard. l93,
Morse, 20 TO l second; Mr.. Dunlap, IS,
Everett, 10 l third. Time. I-1S 81.
Second race-Half mile. Barnato, 100.
Clay, to l. won: 60 Lightly. 80, Burns, ;
to / second; Mrs. Murray. So, +. Penny, 10
TO third. Time, O.51 Ia.
Third race-Six furiongs. Eagle Bird,
1O4, Warren, 3 TO l, won; B. T. Fly, Jr.,
los, Freeman, z 10 l, second: Inspector
Hunt, 1O1, Clay, Z 10 /, third. Time,
Fourth race ne mile. Sunny. Io2,
Clay. i 10 =. won: Ashland, so, Ma guusSen,
8 to /, second: King BOTs los. Sullivan, .
10 l, third. Time. 1-44 IA.
Firth race-six furIongs. Bob Lee, 81
Davis, to l. won; Virgie Dixon. So,
HathersoH, g to =, second; Mile NJ, SIS
Clay, to .. third Time. IL IA.
Sixth race-Six furlongs. Marden Pet
106. Clay. 10 to l, won; Nellie D., 9S
Warren, TO ! second; Efrie T., 81
Willis, 20 TO / third. Time, 1:1S-
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QUARREL OVER \ WOMAN.
One Man Killed by the Lady's BE

trOt he'd
Viucennes, Ind, tune 9 At Bards, III.
GiHe miles west of this city Dr. J. II
BAILEY was killed yesterday 10y Prof Samp-
sou T. Mickey IN a quarrel over a young
woman whose home was at Dr.. Daney's
and TO whom. it is alleged, Prof. Mickey
was betrOthed.
Mickey gave himself up and was taken to
the county iai! at LawrenCeyine to escape
violence Mickey says he shot in self lie
fpuSa
The morning times., 1896-06-10
NEW YORKS WON EARLY.
Secured Lead Over the Reds by
Gnod patttnr

New York, June 9.-Meekin was too
much for the Cincinnatis today. The New
Yorks on the other hand hit Inks freely
during the first four innings, after which
he settled down and pitched good ball.
The visitors put up a fine game in the field.
Anderson was sick. Attendance, 800.
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Yesterdays Results.
Washington-C hiCa go-raln.
Boston o, st. Louis 3.
Philadelphia /, Cleveland 3.
Brooklyn ., Pittsburg l.
New York Z, Cincinnati 8.
Baltimore LOu!sYlile-raln-
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At LNnChhnrg-

Lynchburg.. =. .. :. OIL COL 0>OII-f
Portsmouth. ...... q o O06 o o O-G
Hits -Lynchbnrg g. Portsmouth l Errors
-LynChburE /. Portsmouth p
At Norfolk
Norfolk ROaDukC-No game: rain
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Chronic Catarrh
CAN BE CURED.
An Open Letter.
DR.. George W. Fischer,
6l7 14th ST., N. w.

Dear SIR
al have used two and One-half bottles
of your CATARRH CURE on my daughter
who has suffered for four years from Ca
tarrh. Her continual snuffing and
hawking was pitiful. The third day after
using your cure her complexion began
to clear and she was brighter. In con-
junction her hearing and voice was i'm
paired-that is now entirely obliterated.
I have tested This medicine thoroughly.
and am convinced that ii will alleviate
and cure suffering humanity from this
most disgusting and terrible disease.
The manner in which il clears the nasal
passages will convince the most skeptical
as to its merits"
Yours, etc.,
j. YATES. 1921 9th ST. NV.
This Sovereign Cure is for sale by all
Il A,I,
The morning times., 1896-06-10
SHUT OUT BOSTON.
Dreitenstein Was InvincibIe and St
LnmIs Mnn In "a Mnlk

LOUIS W OH III a WIKI.
Boston, June 8. Breitenstcin was an
inSuperable barrier TO the BostCns today.
The nearest the home team came TO scoring
was in the second inning, when, with men
on third and second, and enc out, Sullivan
struck out aud Hamilton was thrown out
at first. After that inning not a Bostonan
reached second, and only four got as lar as
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SPIDERS RAN AWAY.
Played All Around the lPhiIlies at
Bnt and In the Field

Philadelphia, Pa, June 9.-Cleveland
again downed Philadelphia today The
visitors played all around the local club
both at the bat and in the field. Weather
clondr a ttandancn- 6.6G4. Score
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RAIN TOOK ITS INNINGS
LEGAL Diamond Was Flooded by
The Hard D.WnpOur.
MANY LADIES DISAPPOINTED

Capt. Anson's Kind Invitation-This
VIII BE Ladies' Day at the Park
With Music-Mnul or Mercer VIII
Pitch and Large Crowd Is En-
pected TO BE There.
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StoiTs great seIui-annual shoe clearance
sale cow il full blast $40 Seventh street.
The morning times., 1896-06-10
VIRGINIA LEAGUE GAMES

At Richmond
Richmond. :. :. . :. OO4 oO2 o.
Petersburg =. :. 49,. :. 90 l uOd O-,3
Hits-Richmond g, Petersburg ) Errors
Richmond l, Petersburg ..
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.

AT Montgomery
Montgomery =. :. :. o o o o O. 2
Atlanta =. E. :. :. 303I o 20 x-IO
Base hits Montgomery, =; Atlanta Ii
Errors, Montgomery, 3; Atlanta, ).
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SIS a Month
ALL DISEASES,
1t CoversFull Treatment and
All Medicines = Not One
Penny More Will
DR.. WALKER

Allow any OF his patients to pay, no mat
ter how troublesome the case may be; no
matter how costly the medicine is. Young
or middle-aged men suffering from the Ell
fects of their own follies, vices or excuses,
or men contemplating marriage, who are
conscious Of any impeachment or disqualifica-
ton, or those who lcel their youthful ylgCr
and power declining shall consult DR..
Walker at once at his Sanitarium, 141
day' Wednesday' Thursday, and SATURDAY
evenings, from Z to s; Sunday, 10 to ] 2.
All interviews and correspondence strictly
confidential. No cases published without
consent of patients
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The logic of my plan of Sfiirtmak-
ing isl make 'em subject to ap-
provaI-if they don'trsuit it's nv loss
not yours-Si.50 each.
y ELLIS. l4li Pa. Ave.
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a
Columbus . =. OOOOO1 O. 3
Mobile :. =. =. =. 00I05 4x-1O
Base hits Columbus, 8: Mobile i
Errors Columbus, /; Mobile, i.
At Birmingham
Birniingham-New Orleans, no game: rain
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This Sovereign Cure is for sale by all
druggists and at office, GIT 14th ST. N w.
The morning times., 1896-06-10

Entries at Oakley.
First race-Fiye-e i ghtbs mile. Lady
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
NEWS. NOTES AND coNMENrs.

NEWS. NOTES AND COMMENTS.
 Ex-Governor Campbell of Ohio wall support Bryan.
 Democrats and populists have fused in Wyoming.
 Virginia republicans and demo crats talk of fusinS.
 Congressman Ben Butterworth is campaigning in California
 The Leadville grand jury is in vestIgating the recen, troubles there.
 Sewall has no intention of with drawing. He contributed S2O,OoO to the campaign fund on Saturday.
 The engagement of Chauncy NJ. Depew to Miss Edith Collins IS an nounced. The prospective bride; Is a granddaughter of Commodore Vanderbilt and is worth S,O0O,OOO.
 George Taylor, the escaped mur- derer of the Meeks, in Missouri, hAs been located ID Indian Territory by United States Marshal Copeland.
 Joe JefTerson's grand daughter, Margaret Jefferson, was married on Sunday to Glen. McDonough, of New York
 Alexander McDonsld. of Virginia, the United States Minister to Persia, is seriously ill at Southampton, Eng land.
 Arthur J. King, executive head of the firm of R. U. Dunn & O., died on Monday al his home in Bloom field, \. J., aged 70 years. He has been connected with the firm of R. c. Dunn k Go. for forty-fve years.
 Charles Duane DUnham snd Addie Margaret Dunham of San Jose, Cal ifornia. brother and sister of mur- derer Durham, have petitioned the court for an order to change their surnames to Cobb. They say that they wish to do this because they suffer great shame and disgrace and are summed by former friends on account of their brothers crime.
 4 telegram from Butte, Montana. says: "Msguire's opera house, erected at a cost Of S50OO0 and opened to the public only seven years ago, Is mass of ruins, as the result of a dis agreement among the stockholders, and this city, with 8 population of 45,O00. Is without a place of amuse- meRt. James \. Murray has been decreed by the supreme court to be the owner of the building on numer- ous judgments for mechanics liens. and she Grand Opera Hosse Com paay was given the ground under 8 mortgage. The company refused to buy the house st any price, and also refused to sell the ground, and Murray put a big force of men to work to tear down the handsome building. and little but the walls ramain.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Republican Meetings.

The republicans open their cam paign st Jerome tonight, on which occasion addresses will be made by several of the candidates. including Hon. Wm. :. Hesd, E. NJ. Sanford. Esq, and 4. E. Joscelyn. Nearly all the candidates will be present at this and st other meetings, as fol- lows:
 Jerome-Wednesdsy, Sept. 30
 CottOnwood-Thursdsy. Oct. l. Camp Verde-Friday, Oct, 2
 Cherry Creek-Saturday. Oct. 3, Monday, Oct. ,.
 Mayer-Tuesday. Oct. 6.
 Upper Big Bug-Wednesday, Oc- tober :.
 Upper Lynx Creek-Thursday, Oct. $.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
No. S55. Application for a Patent.
U. LAND OFFICE.

As Ns A<ANAs NG T AAEs
 Prescott, Arizona, June 2O, lssS.
 Notice Is hereby given tha; Jim S. Callen, by J. C. Martin. hts attorney in fact. whose postOffce address Is Prescott. Arizona, has made application for a patent for fifteen hundred feet uf the Bonanza lode, bearing gold and silver. and for the BoaAnza mil ate and water right, situate ID Walnut Grove mining district, Navspsl county, Ari- zona. sad lode. claim oE mineral survey No. lsl3 \ being described in the official plat and field notes on file in this office, as foa- lows. ylE;
 Beginning at corner No. l. 647 feet north A degrees @S minutes east from discovery monument, where pine post 6 feet long by X6inches is set one foot m ground, with mound of stones marked l-l.NS A. L. .. mineral monument No. bears north 5Q de- grees Ss minutes east 24s5 feet. Thence south q degrees 6 minutes east so feet tO corner No. ,. Thence south +S degrees s3 minutes west f5lO feet to corner No. S. Thence north {i degrees g minutes west 6o feet Co corner No. {. Thence north 4s degrees a3 minutes east i5l0 feet to corner No. 5. Thence south q degrees g minutes east so feet to corner No. l and place of beginning. The BonAnEa lode claim is bounded on the Sw by the ikesurrection claim of Charles l.. SchRAr, on the NE by the Golden Eagle claim of Jim S. Callen, oa the SE by the Last Hope claim of 4. W. Cullen. Magnetic variation IS degrees SS minutes east, containing sl66 acres.
 The location of this mine IS recorded in the recorders office of lavapai county on pages IS and lsS9. in book 25 of mines. BONANZA MILL SITE AND WATER
 RIGHT.
 The boundaries of said mill site and water right or survey N. l2OS B, described m the official plat and field notes on He Tn this office, as follows, to wit,
 Beginning at corner No. l, whence [. .. mineral monument No. . bears north - degrees g minutes west. S561 .sS feet. Cor her 1 of survey No. l2tS A, bears north t9 degrees h2 minutes west S1Sl.6 feet. Thence north ~ degrees S5 minutes east i6si.b9 feet to corner 90. .. Thence north 25 minutes vest 466.69 feet t0 corner No. 8. Thence south ~ degrees S6 minutes west f66.G9 feet to corner No. l. Thence south = minutes east 46669 feet to corner No. l. and place ot beginning, containing nve acres.
 The Enterprise mill site If Charles L. Schaar 2dlOins the Bonanza mill site and water night on the north.
 Magnetic variation lS degrees SS minutes east.
 The location of this mill site IS re- corded III the recorders office of Nsyapai county. Arizona. ID book of mill sites and water rights, pages 446 and 441, records of 0Bvapal county.
 All persons holding adverse claims to any portion Of said Bonanza, lode, claim, mill site and water right are required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the first day of publication hereof; or they will be barred by virtue of the provis- ions of the statute.
 H. D. ROSS. Register. J. C. MARTIN, Attorney for Claimant. First publication, July -, lsso.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
No. SaA- Application for a Patent.
s LANDoFEICE

U. $ LAND OFFICE,
 Prescott, ArizorA Deccinber =. ls.6. Notice l. hereby given that JArne~ M- More whose postothce address ls Prescott, Arizona has this d2y hled his application for patent for fifteen hundre,i linear fest of the BCcSsys mine or vesn. bearing sold and silver with suI- face groand six hundry.d feeg h width. situated ID Turkey Greek inning district, Count of NAvApzi and Territory of ATiEonz. and Ge>ig- nAted bF the teld uotes and official plat oa ne in this ofsice As Mineral Survey No. lls7. Said Mineral Survey No. lts5 being de~crltssi as fOl- lows, to-wit;
 Bexinnins, al eOrner No. \ 5stegS % min W. S0feet from discoveCy monument. ideaticsl with corner No. 1. of location wberV a stone iNsX-o inches marked l-iiss is set T. in-hes Ln the gruund with mound ut sJones slongside. | \ l. V No ils1 besrs e degs ' 62i e. Thence \ S4 dszys S1 mn 50 ft to cor No. where a stone 1&xSxs ins marked s-lIs5 is set ib ms in STuund Thence \ 8 dass Sl min [ 60o ft to COT No. cor responding with COT No- ot location where store S1xi21S ins marked 2-lis1 set in ground 1t ins. Thence S % dess Sl min W 1890 tcet Co cor No. (. oorresponting to No | If location, WhereA stone SxsN22 in- marked t-Ils1 is set ia ground l6 ms. Thence \ SS degs S0 min W tQo f. to cor No. A. same a cor No. 'of location. where a stone 6X1xiS in= marked 5-iiSs is set in gruund T2 ins. Thence ' st desss 0 min go ft to cor No. 1, the place of beginning.
 AASDetis variations lS degs s1 min r contain ing 2o-66 acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Recordar's office of lavapSi county. ArirOnA m Book S of mines and there are no adjoining claims or claimants, the nearest claim to sad BUckeye lode being about three miles distant. Any and all persons olAiming adversely any portion of said Buckeye mine or surface sruund. are required 10 fe their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Ofhce st Prescott. n the Coanty of lAvapAi. Territory of ArizouA- during the sixty dSys period ot puhli- cation hereof. or they will te barred by the virtue to the provis oas of the statute.
 H. D. ROSS, Register, Firs; publication Sept. g. Is9i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Success in Dentistry.

New bridge work invented by pr. Hesvenston, without sacrificing other teeth, called by the inventor iudestructible bridge work, a patent for the same will soon be applied for; the first bridge of this kind was made for Mrs. Prince, the wife of our chief uf police.
 pr. HesyenstOn is the only dentist m the United States to discover the new combination of gases, in which oxygen Is used in the greater guan- ti;v. IL does not produce uncon- sciousness. and children use 1t as a matter of fur, and to verify this statement, l refer you to Judge Ling and Andrews. Mrs. Scott had twenty teeth removed while under the influence of this gas.
 Since discovering the good quail tic of oxygen in combination with other gases, l have entirely dis carGed the use of that poisonous nitrous oxide or laughing gas So JC the afflicted, I will say, cheer upi DO misery, no pain, no sickness.
 Respectfully,
 DR. 4. HEAvENSToN, Operative and ProstheTic Dentist.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
.l DIDN'T rHlNk-

all The trcuhles in the world
 werr tracsd back e their stArS We'd And not oi.e in Zen begun
 From want of willing heart Brf there's sly Woe working elf who lu-ks about yo1th'- lE'nk; And suro disanay he brings Glway- The eli ''I didn't think Be seems so sorry when he's eanghs- Ills men Is all can;rlsc. He So rv-rsts tho Vgoe hes wrought A-a 1s-.ats Co make thing riehL Bat wishes da uot heal a Wvund
 Or weld a broken Ink The heart aches o1-ghe link ls sGna All through T dldnr thlnk Ihalf believe thai ugly spritc.
 Rold. wicked ''l don't cav. In nfe's lo2g run les harm has lone BeyaIzse he is 50 rare. And one can hs so stern with him Can make the monster shrink, But lackadayi What can we say
 To Whiniug "Didn't thlukf' This most unpleasant imp us strife Eursugs us gvrryNEher-s There's S,Arcsly one whole day 0f ltts He does not cause us care Small voss and great he brings the world Strong ships are furcS-4 Le slnA, And trans fron iron tracks are hUrled By stupid 'Dldn . think When brain Is com rSde Go the heart And heart from soul draws graco ssI didn't think will quick depart For lack of rssti1s place II from that gr,nAt Unsol1sh stream. The golden rGle. we drlnk. Ven keep Gods laws and have no cansc To say Il diGa't think " -Ela Wheeler HIlo0x tn Youths Companion-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
Forfeiture Notice.
PRrscorr. AKlz.. July z. lsg6.

PRESoorT. ARIz., July -, lS96. To CLAKK CHURCHILL, or his heirsor assigns: You are hereby notified that We have du- ring the year lSS5 expended two hundred dollars ID labor upon the UnIcn mining claim. notice of location VI hereOfIS recorded ID book 2l of mines. pages sSss and 5SS, rec ords of lsvBpSi county. ArIEoua. and the Junction mining claim, notice of location whereof Is of record m book 2l of mines, pages 5S7 and 5SS. of said records. both of said claims beidg situate m Tiger mining district. Navapai county, Arizona, in order to hold said claims under the pro visions of Section 2sS1& of the Revised Stat utes of the United States and the amend ments thereto, concerning anuuallabor up on mining claims, It being the amount re- Quired to hold said claims for the period ending December Sl. lsse5. the sum Of one hundred dollars being expended un each claim. and If within ninety s0l days after the publication hereof you fsil or refuse to contribute your proportion Of such expendi- ture as co owner. yOur interest in the said mining claims will become the property of the subscribers. your cO-Owners- who have made the required expenditure by the terms of said section
 E. II. BURMISTER.
 V. C. SHEhEIS.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07

Trains 4I and q will run on alternate days. furnished by sSents on application. Santa Fe. Prescott d Phoenix RAilwAy, with the Atchison Topeka < Santa Fe RAilroAd, is the shortest and quickest roGte to Denver, Kansas City. St. Louis. Chicago and all points east Through tickets to all points in the United States. CznAliA and Mexico.
 All the comforts and convsnie1ces of . Erst class road with superb equipment. Close connections made aI Afh Fork with Santa ke houts last trains 70 all points east and west. Trains for California leave Ash Fork at 5:i5 and c D nn-, arriving In Los Angeles nsXg afternoon Nt i.S3 and SAa krAnciscs secoRd morning at io.iS.
 Parties desiring Co remain over At Ash Fork will hnd excellent accommodations at Fred HAryey's hotel. The dining cars on the Santa Ee houts are also under the mAnaasemsnt of kred HNrvey with his unsxcelled care and attention Co guests.
 Nos. and connect At Jerome Junction with UaN. A r. K for Jerome. connecting al Pres cott with stage lines tcr all r1ining camps. d Congress with stASe lines for HArQuA HAls stu ton and lArnell, at Phenix with the M. & F. & S. R. '. R k. for points OD the Southern PA- eifc.
 6Ro N. SARGENT,
 Gene-sl r. G P. Agt. W. .. GOLDSWORTHY, Prescott. AriI. City Ticket Agent. Hotel Burke, Othce,
 F.M. MURPHY l. E. WELLS Prest. d tiSa- Mg'r. Assistant ten, Manager, Prescott, AriEonA.
 Prescott. Arizuna.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-07
MuskRArs AND oMLs

How One BrS~the- Under the Ice and the
 Other Sees Long Distances.
 At a meeting of the Boston Scien- tific society c. J. Maynard spoke of muskrats and other animals which he had caught and studied MT. Maynard's paper was largely from his own observation. He spoke quite at length about the muskrat which, although a very common an- iInal. is little understood by natural. istS, who need much further obser- vation to clear up certain obscure points
 In the winter time the animal builds for itself houses, which are low domes and have a floor above the surface of the water, the only entrance being below the surface of the stream Sometimes the houses are built upon the ice at a distance from the shore. It has been quite puzzle to know how the animal could reach its home, since 1t must swim for long distance under the ice with no chance to breathe. Dissec- ton of the animal shows that its left lung Is divided into several lobeS, which are in reality air reser- voirs, and which give 1t a very large air capacity. Then it has been dis covered that the rat after swim ming as far as it can without breath ing, stops and lets out a bubble of air, which comes in contact with ;he lower surface of the ice. This con tact purifieS the air, and after lit tie the rat draws 1t again into its lungs and proceeds on its journey.
 The muSkrat is very deficient in sight, and many experiments were quoted 10 show the fact 4 tame one which Mir Maynard watched, If driven through an open door, would on the first opportunity return over the very same track, and if the door had been closed in the meantime 1t would apparently not see 1t at all, but would bump against it In the same way the animals in their wild state would hit against him If be re- mained perfectly still. apparently not being aware of his presence. But the hearing of the rats Is exceeding ly acute. Points in their anatomy were noted-the development of the bones of the ear. the curious valve which closes the nOStrils when the rat Is under water and the,structure of the tail, which is mucFfattened on the sides, so that it serves as a rudder and propeller when the rat Is swimming.
 Passing to other matters, Ar Maynard spoke of his owls. He mentioned in particular the struc- lure of the bones surrounding the eye whereby this organ can be made telescopio or microscopic at will His owl could distinguish the small est insect crawling along near at hand, and a moment later it would attract his attention 10 COW on a hill at a distance-a distance so great that he himself could barely 1t as an animate object. Owls are afraid of COWS, and when. ever this one saw a COW he made h peculiar noise which attracted the l of his human master. This | ability to have both near sight and i far sight Mir. Maynard traces to a bony structure of the socket, which l is capable of oompressiDg the eye | and forcing the lens into one form or anCthsz. -ROSton Transcript