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(From the Pathological Laboratory of the Bostan City HospitaL) Method. The method of investigation will be further described with the reports of cases. LSffier's blood serum slants were used as a routine procedure. Descriptions of growth, appearances of colonies, etc., refer to this medium unless otherwise mentioned. In addition to the blood serum the various solid and fluid media were used, as well as animal inoculations and various special staining methods. The twelve cases in which the Bacillus capsulatus occurred were as' follows: (These cases, with the one reported by Wright and Mallory (1) in 1895, represent all the cases in which the capsulated bacillus was observed in the Boston City Hospital during the past three years.) Case I. Acute lobar pneumonia. The patient entered the hospital March 15, 1896, in the service of Dr. V. Y. Bowditch, with considerable dyspncea and cyanosis and with signs of consolidation in the middle lobe of the right lung. Death occurred within 2~ hours after admission. Autopsy (Dr. Mallory), March 16. Anatomical diagnr~sis: Acute fibrin-ous pneumo~ia of middle lobe of right lung, witl~ exfe~tsion into upper and lower lobes. Cloudy swelling of liver, bidneys al~d hear& and acute splenic tumor. Coverslips from consolidated lung at autopsy showed numerous large and small bacilli with rounded ends surrounded by a wide capsule, also many small lanceo]ate, encapsulated dip]ococei. The bacilli were completely decolorized by Gram, whereas the lanceolate cocci retained the stain.

BACILLUS CAPSULATUS (BACILLUS PNEUMONIÆ OF FRIEDLAENDER?) WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO ITS CONNECTION WITH ACUTE LOBAR PNEUMONIA