Fechner, Gustav

THE ODOR, scientist, born at Gro , Särchen, Germany, April 19, 1801; studied at SorauDresden and Liepzig; profe or of physics at Liepzig (1834-39); was an able writer on chemistry, medical science, antiquities, . His important works are: Ueber das Höschste Gut; Elemente der Psycophysik, . Under the pen-name Dr. Mises, he wrote poetry, criticisms, and humorous literature. Died Nov. 18, 1887. Fech'ter, CHARLES ALBERT, actor, born in London, Oct. 23, 1824; was educated in England and France, and gave some attention to the study of sculpture, which pursuit he abandoned for the stage. On the French stage his first succe was as Duval, in La Dame aux Camellias; he leased the London Lyceum Theater, in 1863, and subsequently played in the principal cities of the U. S.; was for a season manager of the Globe Theater, in Boston. Died at Quaker town, Pa., Aug. 5, 1879.