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PROF. GoURAup's FOURTH AND FIFTH LECTURE.
These two lectures were, for the sake OF expedi-
ton, combined in one, and came off last night al
Clinton Hall. The explanations of several new ap-
plicalions of the system, TO the acquiring of new
varieties of facts, were very happy and exhibited
still more strongly than the previous lectures, the
immense power and adaptabihty of the system.
The vast difference between arbitrary system like
Gray's and truly philosophical one like Gouraud's,
was conclusvely established by the with which
adapts itself every form of statistics. The audi
encc was very large and closely attentive and seemed
10 feel the importance OF fully understanding the
new applications, giving them, as they did, the power
OF putting great mass Of useful facts In their me-
morles. The peculiar talents of Gouraud ior po-
pular lecturer were strongly shown, and the many
hits he made were heartily responded to by the ap
plause OF the class. ihe next lecture promises TO
be still more amusing and instructive.


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by the meeting Troy writing the Truth eiler
against the mamory of Grartsn is NOT Eugers Casseriy of
h. Freemans Journal