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From 1858 to 1861 there died in the province of Prussia, out of a total population of 2,190,072, an annual average of 21,290 children under one year, and of 40,845 children under ten years, being 0.97 and 1.86 per cent. of the population; whereas in the Rhine province, with a population of 2,112,959, the percentages were 0.57 and 1.12 respectively."

Having glanced at these Egyptian cases the visitor should turn at once to the collection of which fill the cases numbered from 29 to 112. The visitor particularly interested in Greek and Roman art, might here spend an entire day.

The afternoon sun blazed with such energy that even the thermometer hanging in the excise officer's room lost its head: it ran up to 112.5 and stopped there, irresolute. The inhabitants streamed with perspiration like overdriven horses, and were too lazy to mop their faces. Two of the inhabitants were walking along the market-place in front of the closely shuttered houses.

CALCULATING PRESSURES FROM SPEED. The following table will give the pressures from 5 to 100 miles per hour: Velocity of wind in Pressure Velocity of wind in Pressure miles per hour per sq. ft. miles per hour per sq ft 5 .112 55 15.125 10 .500 60 18.000 15 1.125 65 21.125 20 2.000 70 22.500 25 3.125 75 28.125 30 4.600 80 32.000 35 6.126 86 36.126 40 8.000 90 40.500 45 10.125 95 45.125 50 12.5 100 50.000

In tabular form the population of the settlements appears as follows: In this table it will be noticed that the total population consists of 112 males and 96 females, an excess of males over females of 16.

Karlsruhe's citizens were made to realize the losses which German airmen had inflicted upon the noncombatants of other countries. According to the best advices 112 persons were killed and upward of 300 wounded. The maximum number admitted by the Germans to have been injured was 19 killed and 14 wounded.

The amount appropriated during the fiscal year 1884 was $1,319,634.62 and the amount drawn from the Treasury during the fiscal year was $8,228,703.54, leaving a balance of $3,112,580.63 in the Treasury subject to requisition July 1, 1884.

The immediate outcome of Mr Cunningham's letter was an interview between Borrow and the Bible Society's officials. With characteristic energy and determination, Borrow trudged up to London, covering the 112 miles on foot in 27.5 hours. His expenses by the way amounted to fivepence-halfpenny for the purchase of a roll, two apples, a pint of ale and a glass of milk.

Lord Plunket drew, with great power, a picture of the state of society in Ireland as affected by the laws. The whole of his speech was powerful. His speech and Lord Grey's were excellent. After a few sentences from Lord Farnham we divided. Present for 149 Against 79 Majority 68 Proxies for 70 Against 33 Total Content 217 Not Content 112 Majority 105 This will quiet Windsor.

From all sides came the advice to sell at once, but Brewster was not to be pushed. He calmly lighted a cigarette, and with an assured air of wisdom told them to wait a little while and see. "She's already falling off," said some one at the ticker. When Brewster's bewildered eyes raced over the figures the stock was quoted at 112. His sigh of relief was heard but misunderstood.