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, 1869-08-04

The duration Of the total eclipse along the
central line r1Dges IRON minutes s. sec-
oat4 On tho western border OF the etate, 10 =
minutes q aecopda on tho cnstcrn aide.
Fy4m this line the time decrease. to the limits
abore Gtrep, where It Is Instantaneous only.
|. The soal. duration Of the eclip~e will asesage
Icw xeconda less than two nours Ill ovcf tue stac
Il no sweBtesn line Of the State the eclipse Will
begin a.xsy-tn1ec rufnutea before inc ccntfa tines
above given. aud at the eastern boundary II testns
slxty-one m!uutes before tho time given fot the
inatAnt ut greatest 0uEcuratop. The internal t!e-
cresses slightly ~ We rccedc from tha eentsnl
tine. ........ ...
The nearest minute to the time when the moon
will rrkt sppear TO touch the SUI, masktng the he-
ginning Of the eclipse at any point IN Illinois, unT
be thus found: Subtract 'e3 minutes frnm the
time given for the neasest approach Of cent1cA
a. nuoSc. Then increase the tine 30 found at the
rate Of ono minute for every 15e ules that The place
Of observation "a dlstnnt ffum the southwest cor
nes Of I1ends t6on Countt.
ASTRONOMICAL PAxTIES
The Washington Chronicle gives the following as
| the orlc4M Arrangements n&Ie feE Observing the
| eclipse: ..
aTnc Navy Department, w1,na view to CLEAN
all the information IxH5ble, ms thus disposed Of
| my: Professor 1iall. Of the ,Ia,a Observatory,
| and Ar. Joserh 4. Rogers, OF The EyaroEsaInlc
| once, ieii washington city the middle Oh iast
.aAs ~ aeu't IL r,.ttc,. Il Yhst nnsrter
a which place the eclipse makes II, adssnk f,n 5
j, q. Eastuk1, Of the Naval Observatory, hAve
been ordered 10 Iowa, each 10 take obse5v.sooa
ectiDK lndtTendeos Q, ore hnoner. fo.eso, ae5so,
r,oss +rnna 1ha S.r,f nh4erratory ta ran nroctrr.
nd searrn for asterolds between Icrrury aud dc
! Sun.
aP!oieksor Harness viii make oosersauons
Fitn a. me tRssttose1pei aE ar.
romnanv he ohse1e4e ~ .e tsEtn win hfr he iarce
eatstnrmi ron tic Tni,eu states SaT1i academy,
loaned 10 tho Observatory ~ Vice Admiral Porter
| For photographic obseEvatiors
nastaoan VII na.s euaf tas.r Mi
n trnder thr n,y1tr~. 0f ih- United states Naval
| Naer.aso1Y, Cornmodcre Il r. Sands SupeHo-
tradcnt, and that inst1tutton will hare a It's pro
ft.soTs tn the rcld along the pstn o. t9ta!itt ,,
sae ,s"d tnr1n VI fessnr Ysrnen Vii
te ID cbsfre and make tic Necessary cbserratio1s
Il the oaservstoEy." 80
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-
'nIIes noffh Of bhebfslna: through r'oEs, u
Cunbeslaan touusTt Latousn Nro' ,.,e :. s.a,n.
ford County and cfossca ln.o lnu'AaA p'.ha1AS
elercn mics northeast rom .aneenueA -.
Thu belt Of totA conpse u le' anues osuso ~ s,.e
sfato Of 4Mao1S' y neaeIou pVsto1 .a"'. -SIss
tho ctntfA !ne' 1Ao tot.I ~ VI W., ~ ,,.'.
VII DO totei't osApseo "A4a A+4D oss'9 ~ A"A'''
u $4,000 hqoafe ml1ea'
: fkpl4NA
TIM nmthc+n t,ne rms d,seonatlY Ac5ou tho
o,.,. ~ 1naI.nn. from nnaf DauyIllc. Illinois;
rs...s oxn ,nllna aontn Of Coy,rrton, Rt,out zig
rrts -notth nj Drocnca,tlc y ralcs south Of In.
d,,o.nolis. through Colu,nUuA. aud ntnu miles
.",sss ~ 1awrrncc,nrv. leaving tho Hta,o siou,
- .nn.. ~ ,,n,.h ~ n. .nnthc,s ,sssr1 corucr.
n1,. son,h ,ioo int o,,ts TIM s,rx pf tho Bta&c,
a.. Mn. =. ..lry ID r1les sontnrcat hy south Vi
EY,u1y.I,e.
Tho ccn.rn, limo Of Tho eaurso rn!cru Indiana II
llcs nqrth Of ttncennes: Eas&es ID ,n'es aousa Of
WsaAtpxtqn; tAc aasua iAtallco souih 0! NJ" AL
uany: aud icAsts tho ata&c " M4lea HoaIh 'Fo'n
1oplxyllo.
Ths octtp4e Is total IN the Stats Of Indiana 10
nearly equIIateFni triangle Of a16 mica On caca
-aldc embracing al lly!ng aouth Of lne leaving
CoyIngtan and Lawrencebnrg few mues 70 tne
nosthrard. I'he total nrca OF this triangle =
ohout n, ,oou square rliles- ,-
v.a1uxu HAsr.
..N,-... .,,,.. .a,,s
The norm l'oe eo'eta hea.ae9 ~ sss $500.
0! cosl0e'oni passs =" a"o' -. ..r.ue es.t-,r
ool81 a!A 'eA''7 s 49,, ..,rs,,,s NV, N
POINT; saen ea1a " ..,'',., ,,.nc. tnro
na'ea tnS'ao ~ eoa@N .:,S,,.-, s,d ,,o,,, nvs
, faAl"1 lSH - 1T, .t.,.. nrr,.x xo,4n f1ano
anteo ao - - Te.,,..,>.x, .na xt,,re. nm Atlantic
!ina' ta.oAn a..s =, r,no u.,,c,,,
- ..,,.n 1,ro r,,n. tnor The .outheru apex ut
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moeu wuI gradually obscure moro aud more OF the
sun's snyfaee I'LL, As TX minutes past O'clock,
tho 1ela,iyc apparent Positions Of tho lumha1N
WITH be ns represented u tho central part Of ihe
diagram, tho moon covering the SUD, Axtfpt MIR
Fpw tuna on the nottht1p sde, ,eh!le tho moon nili
lip ovcs:s.i the sun on 1ne< eouthern ddt
~ shown The calculated width Of ehc
luminous ;1ipc, at:Sthe instant OF greatest
tbscuratlop,.'ls IL hut Ttok seconds Of space,
or ono pat il of, the apparent diameter o! the
sun, while II will extend about oue-ih!rd OF tito
dhsauec around tie disc There viii however, be
pa,e ctrrlet Of light extending ali around the
naming thirds Of the BunJ disc+ This u called
the "co1ona-" It Is portion Of tho suns 1un!;
nous envelope, q atmesphcsu+ Tho corooa viii
be slsib!e round the gniho circumference In p!aees
where the eclipse ls total
: Al tic time nf greatest obicurattoa at Chicago,
tho centres Of the lunuasies viii be s0H degrees
abore the horizon, aud 4 little to tho south; Of
west The point wbezc the Visible saEfae1 Of the
Gun IL widest will be Is degrees to the cart Of
north but It ust be borne IN mind thnt tho direc'
ton tsnolth lsto be understood u towards the
North Pp!e Of tic heasenA II tho diagram be
turned round 20 that the two nf1ows point To-
wards the zenith, the position viii represent The
appearance x; tna spectator, Who will then bo
lookIux nearly due Hest, With the south point OF
the conrats On ha lett hand, and The north OF,
LILA hight -... ~,
Dp,ipR e6 minutes and Is seconds more, tho
moon will slowly move Away from shs ctntsut
poiny, tin the Instant OF last coatect, shown On
the nGbEhapA side ar the diagrs1n, which "ll! oc-
cur mil utcs aud - seconds pat oock IN the
evening, when the moon Wilt bc :eEven degrees
above The horizon, and ono point to The north Of
west She will set west-noHhTest, itaIued.AtelT
after the Sun.
The tota1 duration Of the eclipse 1t Chic1go Will
TINS be hour, h3 minutes and seconds. IN the
tltsgran the sun Is represented Is stationary dur
ing tho atole ttae, au'l Tue dlIcoua! llne 1epEe'
sets the relative Is.tl O! tka EuoouB ccntte
acrpfs his disc. Southwark from the Court HOUSE
The 1ishle portion Of the suns disc Ut the central
point will decrease. as the distance Increases;
ror1hwn1i IT NIL Increase With tlo distance, aud
the dutattcn pi the ec!ipee will cortcspopdiugly
diminish.
The foloH Ing arc tho principal data for The
middle ol Erlirsc Visible u! the Court House,
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In The pAjly, .Tri-WeeAy and Weekly
TR1pusx <of thus date we publish 4 very
complete article upon the eclipse Of the SUI
which occurs on Saturday next. The paper
is illust1uted by diagrams and tables ahow-
ing the course Of the eclipse across the
States Of Iowa, Illinois and Indiana; the
Ylaoes where the eclipse will be total; the
tine Of the greatest ol~ou1ation IN each
county in this state; the proportion Of the
suns disc that will be obscuzed; sPecial
calculation Of the phase Il eclipse in this
city; the stars and planets :Fisible near the
sun clear explanation Of the conditions
nnder which the moons shadow sweeps
across the earth, with much else that IS
both interesting and instructive upon
the general subject Of ecllFaes and the
particular. phepomcna to be Observed
on the 7th instant. The article,
with I'LL its dingrams and tables, has been
prepared with great care by E. Colbert,
the Commercial Editor cf TIE CHICAGO
Tn1nrsE, the nuthor Of recent vnluable
work, "ABtronomy without a Telescope.
In thus lnying before the readczs :: Of
thia paper 80 complete t1eatise, We
ennble them to mike intelligent obkeFTA
tious of an event rare in nny single iEe
nd vLioh, whom observed 1t all, is genet
nIIy watched with ignorant cusiosity.
gnch. at least, will not he the mood Of our
rcudors who asnil themsa1ys sa of the instfno'
ton which vc have had prepared for them,
| md which. VIC are sure, they viii be glad. e
receive on 10 abstzuse subject. -.
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ursmer County, thence 70 the northeast corner Of
Benton County: thence to the, nofthHesa corner
Of Scott County, crossing tho MiEsl&tpp ~ A
,C1sire. talysy. .nre mi|es AhoTo Davenport q
Thu southern limit cnter1 Iowa thrce miles nofta
Of pe Soto. On tho Missouri: thenco 10 tho eootn"
tsst corner Of -ruttAMator1le County, and thtnoo
to tho sputhca1t corner Of 1inggeid County, anu
t,ss&in1 1ust south Of Princeton. Missouri
TIN central Inc crpases tho Maasoun NJ ths
nnethvestM1 oMuoT Of B,oox County; cuA tho
soutncAat crznaF bf The sania county; tuns ono
milo posth u Dfook1Jn, IN Calhoun County efoeaos
Tho uesAplaesl Avcf -four miles north Of tao
sontharn limit Of boone County: runs through
Monroe, In Jaspur County; two nitos north OF
Uskslooaa, In MshsstA County; threo niles
sop1h Of Fairfield, In Janrtson County; runs
inrppR,a iyoat lAolal, In Les County: and cTossos
Tho Miauas.ppd, nrsf Fort &Ad4on. e
qnc eeatfal tino thus nearly btpoc.s Iowa, ontor-
mn It etrhtccn mics south OF !s tto1tawtat coF-
ner. and 1aAsIug II about tNo ualex tofta u tno
eaataTu extension os Ns southern ooanda15.
through tho Irregular coantJ Of LAC. Tho hult OF
country which u toraltT celtpsed u loat n'i'ca
ui,lo II tho uos1hWcxt corner Of tho 6tnte, hod
1os ulIra vida Ut Tho AonthcAst cotntE. Tho
central line Ia very nearly hak WY between tho
northern sud southern limits Of tho eclipse Hehca
tha ccl;p4e viii 10 total IN tho Stale OF Iowa, c8'
cent 10 yc and ouc-hh1 counties In 1ts south FeAt'
ern corner, aod 10 the eighteen counties ID III
porthcastctp corner. Tho aEca covered by Inc
beli OF totai eclipse In Iona h nbout Aeoo nnes-
1llIhoK.
Tho northern limit uf tho cclIpse cnttfz the
State Of Illinois At tho intersection o1 the neHl
tine Of Henry County with the hlsstallppt: EoncFea
tho northeast corner Of STARK County; TINS ohe
mile south Of uenrr. 10 Narsha1! County; crosses
tho Iluooz Iircr ttc mllca above Lacon' rnns oa'
49, t@Fx7&A =
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TEE RYah-HAGRNLoCH VERDICT

TIE Raa@.hAo1a Ao.a " a..
The CoEoncfs Jury IN tao ease - .ne
homicide Il Hagenlo ch " acnm tsnas,
the following verdict, Ehch pe"fs nlernal
evidence Of q strong desire 10 screen tne
survivor in this encounter. They say:
I'VE. the ,ar5. 1na that The SAID A.en.sl Hagen, ,
on e Gee 10 r. s M joeo s nd
tint tic des.d was done un.sta great excitement.
20 ~ ael M,aas aH aeenoee snd a. y. sfs az .as
convinced from he testimony TINT raid Jasob
ha1 1nm ~ I1,}gs1aen ~ MonJ az thai ac be con-
1oit;sd % re ceu9ty Ja nut! The case eau be IN.
'es.'es1eo ~ LIE 'e's'1 AuAA'sA'I4.
.;t. pa,rn N s.nsino a l1ife on Hagen
~, 1s,1z. .u - SaJ a1na-cn, rro,,nd n
tosr to1 .ne. H uanc,,loch void Otherwise take
,sa' ~; an u.1| 5R.bmsl l;fe It il impossible %
~. ~ - s.',' t1,a ,y;derce which party fi.st drew
, 1869-08-04

Taking the d!nsrtncea between the second sad
fourth lines, mo ind that tho apex Of Tho moons
tnAdgx will reach II, i'm niles beyonA tho tsfths
ctp&rr, In tho 1s8t cASe. ard fAi1 ehoft OF It by
About II Bpa Id rho sanond. In Lilo caso Of m OBJ
sesrer who bAA the moot t*eEhca'fs the nrat dis
i,nco viii bo increased ty U,odAS nl!'os) tho
eaTth sctnl. diameter, 10 thai TITO 0bssryar may
Hand 900 n4isa nsafsr to tho m0on scso ID ths
spex OF bn1 shaiow.'''" i''
When The cortcA4 sh4aow u tho tongcst post!.
blr! tho moon ii ut her ne4rcat distance from tho
earth tl'cs.xrr) Aud 4hn sun n n his arostoas aS'
lance tAphulIub>. II, Ut thls alele tho AXIS, ct
Istodls tine, Of Tho cong pointed to tho caths
c:n,re, tho ahsdow woP!d b 1914 milca IN 'isAnl-
stor al thv easthA contFo AID tho circular patch
u tafkpo<s on ths carths surfAcs would f'o 1889
nlea In h,aspeter. THIS lAst measure Il tho great
~ possible whese tho SHADOW talls petpen1i!cu
.asly, tut wacu Tho outer oslxs uf tbr shadow IL
ia1gt nj to gust touches} tho eaztn< surfAot, the
ala ON may luctute ID degrees 13K miu1teA OF
her circumference, eantt to length Of 1,o5a 81
miles. The gTtxicst pokA!b!c patch OF daElntfs
during salAr eclipse 1t my point On tho Garth
suflaco Ia, therefore, An Giipse Of 81 niles
ln 1eDRth, sad 1884 mfleatu brrath.
To Nil places within the llm!ta Of the ahAdoF
the sun Will be totally obscu1ed {ecttpssd, during
The ,lue that the shadow Is passing over the point
In question. The motion Of tho shallow IL. itself,
irregular, but ayefagcs Abous 2.16an mtles per
hour, OF 5Gt ules pei m!uutc- The enrth's
dumetes u equal to an anglo ot degree 81 MIN
ptes md = seconds IN the moons orh4s this being
t11m!ntahed b. IS seconds Of Lunar arc, - ucluded
between tines drawn irou1 opposite ssdea Of tho
eaEtn's circumference 70 the xun's centse. The
ayeraxc motion Of the moon In her orb1t u 81 mln-
uts sSH seconds per hour, which would csrty her
over this distance in vesJ nearly three
hours AMI hall During th!S tsnr
the earth. liz turning round or her
Own n1ts In the same direction, leaving about II
parts In Is of tho cartn's circumference as tho
length Of Tho Inns pAssed over bJ the Shallow when
the ccIipsc "a ceutral Tho measure Of this II
aoou, {, Elf mncr, which b t1aversed at m ascr-
sze o! 9,eoa r,.les per hour. When, however, the
motion Of the moon In her orbit is most rapid sne
viii nsoye over this SPACE ID houra minutes or
an Rsc OF hours 1G minutes Of the earthH suaca,
equal to s,s@ tniles On the equator, the shadow
esarc!!'ng orer this space at N average OF soa1Is
miles per hour. :.
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We may bcre rensrf that The earth a:so cssu
shadow, and that II 1t the tine d Full tho moon
bs with1d txelIn degrees oi her node, Rhs passea
through. .tht eaItnh shsdou. md IN eclipse Of the
uoon n then riktbse to all; perts Of tia earth's
:uattened shemsIpnere. =; !, Tne eclspas Of the
k1n can oeeur: :du:1y 1T s.iAa TINA Of new
+, u,oop., md: can ba seen nniJ ID The d., time:
TIM eclsss Of tue moon ocsa1H only at tbs uma Of
full rnoon, and ean be teez dalJ II night Thers
can reIeE be 11ore th1n Shs4a tunAr pcl.psea 10
&ny; ;oAa 1esa, snd u,Ay ts soos n A.i- Thsee aEa
ecaine4 u visible 70 m enttre htmispkefe, tss
lumber yisih,s 1t spJ ous plAoa u the moss nj.
,mtfuQsv n thu solsr eclipse y oul{ stalb'a to
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= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
; --:.-.-.
The Great Astronomical Event Of the ,Age}:

The Sun obscuea on the it'll af this Month"; & iii Parts Of the United States
The Eclipse Total in the Northwestern and Central stePeh
: nnt.-Mp Of its Course Through
Phases Of the Eclipse 70 n Chicago.
Planets and Visible
Station.
<-. *ae~~
d,
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Chicago Is rs milcs distant frurn the nearest
roint IN the line Of the Northern l1nlt::t' :
-. IN tLLISor6.
Tho following table thoWs mora particularly the
tiu Ct the centre Of the eclipse, where tolal and
the time Of greatest oscuration, where raE..A, for
tic centre Of ench county In the State Of Illinois,
unless some large Town, not In the eentre, be
named. It also ahoHs the portion Of the suns
dsc co,tred, In digtte and deculalpa Of li9tts-
In the northern counties the aun'a northern ciEe
viii be visible: in the southern counties the
southern edge win be rtslble, at tie instant of
greatest obscu1atlon:
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: Ths following table has been constructed for the
purpose Of enabling the reader I'd trace the cootse
and extent Of the total eclipse across thls con-
t.nent or any part Of the ZANE, which maJ be
done ve.J nearly By laying Oh points On an. COT
rect map and joining those potnu by cured lines.
The table shows the lantuds Of the centre and Of
each edge Of the belt Of tota1 darkness On the d1
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Madison. 1t its Intersection Win the northern
ime Of Hancocx County, Illinois, 1uus taat north
of Springfield, aud crosses }ntp Indiana II miles
northeast Of Tinctnnes: thence into Kentucky.
passing sonc Il u1ile4 south Of Loulsy1tle; thence
CROSSES the Cumberland Mountains 4. Crank's Gap
TITO yngtnia. through thu extreme northeast cor
ner Of Tenneksee; thence over the A1leghsaes and
Grandfather Mountain, through Carthage, IL
North Carpllns, and into the Atlantic Ocean, pass
Ing Houe 20 miles south Of Cape Lookout: thence
ac1Hs tho Atlantic 10 cast longitude degrees 81
mlnutes, and lattude II deg1eca Is ullnutea
where II ends at Eunset, at 10 minutes past q
O'Clock In the ereutDE.
The moons shadow will sweep oves this line At
the rute CT about 2,22o miles per hour. The
shadow VIII BE- nearly circular; It's SEMI ml-dtameter
at the distance Of 50 degrees west from Washing.
ton Blll be IN English miles: opposite chlcagott
will be "a miles Chicago Les a5 miles outside the
northern edge Of the PET tsaretsed by the
shadow.
The United Btates Meal Department at Waah-
1ngton has igsntd ths following lst Of cities and
towns IN the State, near which the central tine
vi ,1nn Thn fiat rnu.nnrrpg Past md rTN9
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.,t..t,.:a:,. At CHICAGO
Tho 4h1vs diagram Representa- us soAsA
Of Inc tcItpsc ~ ytslbls from tae coa1s Aoe'se N
am cc,,nse Win commence u Chicago y 10 Ila-
49,. ~ n .nooods past i O'Clock In tho sftef-
u,,o.. m,.n ,oeal Tins, At which ,nssaat tas ess+
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etmrfrat.tclJ SEAL rart OF the c1,thrs j.

rnofOdHArua.
i: .ksytS Sal photographers Of tht4 ctr, .cr,,
= 6&ststr, Drard and carbutt hare *.r...u,i >. u
irsen1lon to Eoceed to Des ,tosues AK.
RtaphIc pictures Of the aura utna,,;,i.r. + ~. ~
The phkse Vi To- ii eclipse. 's
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The duration Of the total eclipse at any point on
this Continent on tho central liue varses from 3
minutes AK seconds, In longitude 20 degrees,
10 about ~ nnlnutca. The following shows the
time Of duration ut several points OF longitude,
and the time may be found very nearly By rropor-
ton for any place between the points Designated:
, 1869-08-04

sle easth once esc6 month. the aye!sse time Of:
her revolution from: any position u referred 70
,shs iun, TO the skme position 1gain,' being
a so59 days, or u lltae more than % days and
hall. That she is y dark. body Is proveh By tho
fact that We onlJ Sec that portion Q!
bcr aurfsre Oh which the light falls
,1om the sun oac-half of her surface Is con.
SANITY Illuminated, but when 4Bha Is nearly
be: xeen the earth and sun her Illuminated eide
IL turned from us, and We set only Z dark masz.
partially outlined by athin streak Of light, which
is reflected from that edge Of her enlightened
hail which Ia nearest to . ltne passing frpm the
sun to the eye Of the spectator. Thfs ts tansd
the phase Of "Hew Moon-" FROM this time, the
motion Of the moon IN her orbit honriy increases
tho angle between her md the sun. and CAUSES
corresponding Increase. IN the proportion Of her
bright side which Is sutned towards us, TILL in
sbout NO weeks, from the new, She hss reached
Z position W1ert the sun j rays WhsA TALL on her
surface ara reelected hack nearly n tic same
line, to the eye Of The observer. We now see the
Full Noon. During the next two weeks She
gradually 6wings rou1t to the apparent place ot
the SIN, and her illuminated surfaco Is gradually
turned away from us until she appears to be
again entirely darkened ut the time Of New Moon.
The moon then casts sn2doI, Ike cycr5 other
d1tk object which u o1pQied on QUE side to the
light When this hhadoT fails on tho earth the
sun Ia kaId to he ec!iPsed.
The size Of The Shallow fs known b. rc!crlnco
to the maXnltutes and distances Of the lumfn1tiea
The suns diameter Is s5l,7s miles, aud that OF.
the moon Is s.16s4 mllcs; this shallow ts, there.
tore, coue, the base OF which coIncdcs with the
circular edge Of the moons Illuminated surface.
and which tapcrs away to rotnt OIL straight
line drawn from the centku Of tho SUD, through
the centre Of the moon. THO dlatance Of the suu
from the ea1tht diminished by the dIsta1ce Of tho
u,oqn from tho earth will give tue distance Of tho
moon from The sun at the ttrI1c Of rcw NOON
ust these distances a1o continually varying. be-
cause the path Of the moon around the caria Is
Hot q perfect circle. nor 5at ttat Of the earth
around r1,e sln. s.. TAXING the average
1atAnceA VI 37s 0oo, md 23s,s3d miles with the
computed eccentficsiies Of the two orbits, NC hare
the following a. the Hrra.est md icaat distances
at tco time Of new moon, with tho corresponding
untta 70 thb length af The shndow. which 1t easily
found by proportion between similar tFiAuRaes:
Mix. -NItA&.
oru.s .,at !. rts frern enrth ~ 6aH mo e. 7Ha011
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-10

A NNUAL FALL SALE OF THE AMERICAN ART GAL
II lcry.-J RODOLPh L1sVlSQN Aucloneer will SOD
the entre COLLECTION, numbering 800 Asrican OIL Paintings
Crystal Aedaors represented by celebrated artists
on Tnssaay wednsseay Thursday and Friday evenings
tnder ST. Nicholas EoteD fhe pictures selected ID
doi,nsiy, and efficiently framed IN 6nc gold Loaf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-10

70 attend the faners nom her late residence. Nc.
So Garden street. HoDoken. this "wednesday, morn
ing, at ten O'Clock.
RoGEes.--On Monday, November 8, MARY the
beloved wife OF John Rogers naIVe 81 the parish
OF Cicgler county Tyrone. Ireland, ID the S5th year
The relatives ana trends are respectfully invited
TO attend funeral, this wednesday, afternoon, a.
O'Clock, iroln ner late residence, l,i2s Second
avenue.
RosSArrN-on Monday November 8, Mrs. 3 r.
RosNAEtN, IN tie Sst year ~ her ege
The relatives ana frena5 Of the fatn,v are respect
fully urIrcg 10 attend the funeral on Thursday alter
noon at two O'Clock. from her late residence, East
Broadway Fla'bnsn, L. l.
sTEsNE.--Un Monday, November 8, OF consump-
tion SARAH sTEE, eldest daughter OF the late John
McGrew, aged 20 years.
Tue relatives and friends OF the family are respcct-
fully invited 10 attend tho funeral, from the resi-.
denc, of her mother No. 81 King street, on Thurs
day afternoon. al one O'Clock. Her romans VIII b5
Inferred In Greenwood.
ssCHorr.-On Monday November g. FERDISAND
SCHorf, aged 70 years, native oil Denmark.
me relatives aad friends OF the niiy are respect-
ful invited to attend The funeral from his late resi-
denoe No. 233 Garden street, Hoboken, n. j., on
THURSDAY morning, al len O'Clock.
TufTs.-on Tuesday. November 0, ADELIA, widow
OF Amos TUFTS.
Funeral from her late residence, tss West Twenty
second street, this "wednesday afternoon, 80 one
o'clCcH.
YAM zANDr;-In Harlem. on sunday, November
The friends ana catives OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend tho funeral rom DER late resi-
desca, 1884 street, between second aad 1hra ave-
nnea, tins Wednesday morning. at eleven O'Clock.
WALTuEH.-- On Sunday night November !, MARY
HESTER, wife OF Peter Walther. aged 2s years.
month and Is days.
Funeral from ner late residence, 1924 street, be-
tween Sixth ana Seventh avenues, this "wednesday
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
Baltimore papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CoIK-KrrLTY.-On Wednesday, November 3. at
the residence 0! the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. ID
Mitchell, GIBEal W. COLE to JENNIE. daughter of
THO late James Ke.tv. al OF this CITY. no cards.
uADMus---C X asSTpPMER.--0n Monday, November
q, ut trace Methodist Episcopal enurch Port AlcE-
uiond 8. l., by The Rev john Coyie DAVID Y. r.
CAOMus, OF Newark n. j. TO AARIETTA CHRIsTo-
rIEs. Of West Brighton, 3. /.
CCsSSEfE.--tfC af i,CuAS,--At tho Church OF the
Assumption, BrpoSiyn, on Sunday. November l. by
the rev. Father heegan, Mr.. PATRICK a. CoNsELL,
OF Washington, %. o., TO MISS MAGGIE o'CALLAGHAs,
OF New York.
Washington paIeca please copy.
DooLrfTI.is--G ARr.---On Thursday November T. by
The Rev. Dr. Ever, sAn45 Il. DooLTrLr, Jr., OF New
iorS, TO Mrs. CLAsa NJ. HART, nee MatteSon, OF
Springfield H. No cards
DE 81. Lgsii.n-- GARg r;lR.--At Syracuse by the
Rev. DR.. Austin. Mr.. FERDINAND w. DE 81. LEeEH OF
New York, to MIS- nuIJE GARDINER, OF syracuse
LEiNK kUFF--C UaEs.-On Sunday, November 7, by
Rev. J. J. Lyons, HtHRaAN j. l.ETNKAuFr TO DOMAIN
CoagN. all OF tals eitY. No cards.
MoaGAN--ilOea S.-on Thursday, November 4. at
st. Johns church Washington, by Rev. j. Y. Lewis,
Mr. HENRY j. eiuiaA, 10 Miss HARRIET, daughte. VI
the Hon. William Hogan.