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Athens (City of Ohio the countyway)

a city of Ohio, the countyway plants, banks, several hotels, and daily, weekly, and monthly periodicals. and the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern, the Toledo and Ohio Central, and the Hocking Valley railroads. It has seat of Athens co., on the Hocking river, ATHENS, a city of Ohio, the countyucts and is the center of an important coal-mining region. There is situated the OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY (q. v.), a State hospital for the insane, a library, ATHLONE and other public buildings. Pop. (1910) 5,463; (1920) 6,418.

Cuvier. It is found along the southern five to six inches long, called also the coasts of Europe, occupying a region dis- tinct from that in which the smelt Cuvier. It is found along the southern coasts of Europe, occupying a region dis- (osmerus eperlanus) occurs. It is used tinct from that in which the smelt as food. There is an American species, fishes of the order acanthopterygii and Of the form atherina, a genus of silversides.

Of the form atherina, a genus of species are known in the Mediterranean the family mugilidæ (mullets). Several species are known in the Mediterranean and elsewhere. The young, which congregate together, are the aphyes of the ancients. Now, in the S. of Europe, they are called nonnat.

LIN, an American author, born in San Francisco, Cal.; a great-grandniece of Benjamin Franklin; was educated in California and Kentucky, and married the late George H. B. Atherton. She began her literary work while living in San Francisco in 1878, and has made a specialty of describing Spanish life in California as it was previous to 1846.

Her publications include "The Dooms- woman" (1892) ; "Before the Gringo California as it was previous to 1846. woman" (1892); "Before the Gringo Came" (1894); "American Wives and English Husbands" (1898) ; "The Cali- fornians" (1898) ; "A Daughter of the Vine" (1899) ; "Senator North" (1900); (1904); "Rezanov" (1906); "Ancestors" "Aristocrats" (1901); "Rulers of Kings" (1907); "The Tower of Ivory" (1910); Perch of the Devil" (1914) ; "Mrs. Bal- (1907) ; "The Tower of Ivory" (1910) ; fame" (1916); etc.

In April, 1896, the