NO. 87 PARK ROW NEW YORK. MUSCULAR MOVEMENT WITHOUT LIFE. heart was found to beat for thirty-six hours after the death Brown-Sequard ' that the great cause why we see those or gans stop at death so quickly is that the phenomena of DISCOVERY OF THE CAUSE OF THE ZODIACAL LIGHT. given which will probably set at rest the moot question as termine whether or not any portion of the light is polarized what would be required by polaFization in the plane above noted. Not the slightest trace of bands was ever seen when the instrument was directed to other portions of the sky. The observations took place on clear cold nights when the moon was absent. The polarization it was also proved did not arise from faint vestiges of twilight the reflection of the the latter. Farther experimenting was at once proceeded with to de termine the percentage of light polarized and it gave as the fessor Wright thinks may be safely taken as the true value. A PROPOSED TESTING LABORATORY. have recently received to establish a department ' to be de voted especially to experimental investigations having a di the organization. This is decidedly a case of the right man in their ready acceptance of Professor Thurston's views and offers evidently are impressed with the same belief. These gentlemen in their reply promise to accord all ne cessary space and to render every assistance in their power HON. DAVID A. WELLS AND THE FRENCH INSTITUTE. Contents, scientific american, 1874-05-23
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