Note 3 — Chapter XVI · 1891. AN APPEAL IN BEHALF OF THE CONTINUANCE OF KEELY’S RESEARCHES.
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Mr. Keely has chosen the successor3 of Professor Tyndall, at the Royal Institution of Great Britain, as the physicist to whom he will communicate his method. This will be welcome news indeed to scientists on both sides of the Atlantic, and the result will be awaited with anxiety alike by both the friends and foes of Keely. We shall watch for the result, as will our American confrères.—Wm. Norman Brown.