Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-03
EVENING STAR.
The rro,uberances ON the sam.

Professor 4. H.l Dung. of Dartmouth College,
lr'>eried valuable data on the p-otubersnces
y hummoCks on the edge OF the sum- disc,
Ta'iy noticeable with telescopes on the
IN az an eclipse He has 80 far perfected
scope that he hopes soon 20 be able to
% ..--. 81, q iae>e appearances OF the sun in
$50 ..,- light. an announcement that brought
% --r -" from his scientific cOnfrereS.
4. r--Irsr or prominences observed l.
- 90 the suns limb j. 81. The
.----r 81 the prOtuberaRce II of a
60. Pal. - and 7 OF that of a cumulouS cloui \.
- it minute change ON October
-. .r1-.I. rance which he thought moved 40
80 a SecoriI. loo miles a second spsed of
,....,-,.f has often been noticed. HYDROGEN
-.-, prominent and abundant material of
"a --.s-rf. cranes. otherwise little is known
n al Tie rr0tr,beT look like a spread-
--.r.,4-l Tree. others are PLAIN haped or like
. :. .-H-rr-r Whether they maintain their form
mr.. . vlr-~ -Ionf PROJECTED ~ and falling back.
a. To- -a.s-rr matter, = not certain. Their i'll
.,,,..l..f. character indicates currents in the
-,-...,r.a. .r which they Te>t; but how any gas
9 q ay--- Il The height II must exist ~ beyond
o. -rv. -rt - OF ,si-e-- They are above the az
-,,.--.F.rr ct the IN, bu not above the corona
-t-. tru:g bprauc.~ are never found within
gr.rfr e. -rse~ II either pole OF the sun, and
-r.y-.sm TO lie associated with fecul:P other
fs.sv ra- ~.-rt-- The largest observed was
s...-r miles "a height. Whether they drift over
81, sans surface according TO any regular form
.- r.l ruuwu. 10 j. question whether the
.arr. -a0wu Ly ;he spectrum l. really the form
2
q. o.. .-rruf Ie~- LUMINOUS medium, 81 perhaps
..l medium n ALL or whether il l. merely an
s-rLu.lua.lrd district Of an indefinite atmosphere
.s- The auToTal streameTs- He thought the
notion changes OF refraugbility made IL prob
al. that fIc protubrrance - n real clOId. aud
~ /, alrIe local illumination.
~ F~rIrENEST IN SOUTH BALTIMORE
S.r-t,, before O'Clock last evening. a Young
:. /. Il, woman. who saws that she il y years Of
a.. AMI belongs IN Friendship, Anne Arundel
Cul.ujy. VS. seen standing IN msditative mood
e. 'NU.-...s OF , stream OF water which passes
jfTo.EA a lot between West and Cross streets.
She made "a motion a. u u throw something mo
TIE - alter hesitated and then gsZed intently for
:, moment az the bundle which she held in her
AIMS Several persons then ran mp 10 her, AMI
iaard that she hell in her arms a colored m ale
miami which the woman afterwards stated Wa
lsr child. and that she gave birth 10 II
- t.e Aims house, from which instltu-
slar she was released yesterday morning.
Ef.rr pTem took her into custody, thinking
il4' >tc intended TO destroy the child, and con-
ed hrI TO the Southern Police station, fol.
;sw.I by At least three hundred cOlOred per
S..r-. 20 whom IL hal been reported that the
woman Wa about TO drown the infant, and By
TIE tIr1s tbe woman arrived NJ the station house
tEcre we've fully one thousand persons in front
e. tt-t building. all eager TO get a glimpse at
IRE features of the woman and the child Cap
sam Delautv interrogsted the woman, and
learned from her that she left home nine months
a. and came TO this city, and that she went to
i.e iim>hOUSe tOnT weeks ago. She Il very iilit-
crate and coarse looking. She was detained at
She -tatiOn-houS for the night, she being with
,-' home TO 90 to--Bdit. AMIR, Sd inst.
sS-Javenile eagerness and maternal solicit
tHie ITe skillfully blended in the following
Nutrier. NAV schwimmin went?
NiN, my grOssa daughter;
! rrt twice more a. fluffy cent.
Tat yoG get drowned in the VOTER.