ALFRED L. MAYER.</b> Silver medal at Exposition in Atlanta, Georgia, 1895.

Pupil of Chaplin in Paris; also studied with Alfred Stevens.

Pupil of Adolf Lier in Munich, and Jules Dupré and Alfred Stevens in Paris.

Pupil in Boston of Dennis Bunker and Alfred Collins; in Paris of Alfred Stevens, Robert Fleury, Bouguereau, and Courtois; in Munich of Fritz von Uhde.

Pupil in Boston of Dennis Bunker and Alfred Collins; in Paris of Alfred Stevens, Robert Fleury, Bouguereau, and Courtois; in Munich of Fritz von Uhde.

" (See 'Letters of Charles Lamb', edited by Alfred Ainger, vol.

(See 'The Letters of Charles Lamb', edited by Alfred Ainger, vol.

(See Letters of Charles Lamb, edited by Alfred Ainger, vol.

[Footnote 2: The italics here are those of Mr. Alfred Russell Wallace, in his Miracles and Modern Science.

Citing Stilling after Dale Owen, and quoting Mr. Alfred Russel Wallace's Scientific Aspect of the Supernatural, p. 43.

Alfred Townsend, speaking of the misfortunes that have attended the other governments on this continent (New World and Old, p. 635), says: "The history of the United States was separated by a beneficent Providence far from this wild and cruel history of the rest of the continent.

On a Saturday in September a young man named Alfred Vail wandered into Professor Gale's laboratory.

On September 23, 1837, the agreement was drawn up by the terms of which Alfred Vail was, at his own expense, to construct apparatus suitable for exhibition to Congress and to secure a patent.

Alfred Vail immediately set to work on the apparatus, his only helper being a fifteen-year-old apprentice boy named William Baxter.

Alfred Vail played a very important part in the arrangement of the code as well as in the construction of the apparatus, and there are many who believe that the code should have been called the Vail code instead of the Morse code.

Alfred Vail was at the sending key, and Morse was at the receiver.

Morse held nine; Smith, four; Alfred Vail, two; and Professor Gale, one.

Hearing of the nomination, Alfred Vail telegraphed it to Morse in Washington.

The Magnetic Telegraph CompanyThe Western UnionCrossing the ContinentThe Improvements of Alfred VailHonors Awarded to MorseDuplex TelegraphyEdison's Improvements.

Alfred Vail was a leading figure in this work.

Alfred Vail, joining with Morse after the latter had conceived the telegraph, but before his apparatus was in practical form, was a tireless and invaluable mechanical assistant.

This Vail was a cousin of the Alfred Vail who was Morse's co-worker, and who played so prominent a part in the development of the telegraph.

Alfred (his friend; shorter and sallower; a person with a talent for silence, which he cultivates assiduously).

The church is at the southern extremity of the town, at the foot of Denne, or Dane Hill, on the summit of which is an artificial mound, raised by the Danes after the death of Guthrum, their chief, to defend themselves from Alfred the Great.

Alfred de Musset has made over this comedy in his l'Ane et le Ruisseau, but has come far short of the original.