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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
PROSPECT OF EARLY ADJOURNMENT OF
THE SENATE,

DECISION RESPECTING THE PIScHBAcE t1st-A
VOTE TO BE TAKEN ON TUEsDAY-THE
HAWAIIAN TREATY TO BE CONSIDERED ON
WEDNESDAY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, March 12.-The Hawanan treaty
contrary to expectation was not considered III the
Executive session of the Senate to-day. the time
having been mostly spent on mountainous Inc
eleven nominations for paymasteTs III the army
were recommitted TO the Military Committee. The
important decision regarding the Plnchback case
indicates that the session will not last much longer
The question as TO when a vote should be taken on
Mr. Pnchback's admission was briefly debated, and
by majority it was decided that the Senate should
vote on the case on Tuesday. What speeches are
vet to be made must be delivered before that time.
The consideration of the treaty will not be resumed
until Wednesday next. After this matter is dis
posed of little remains for the Senate TO do. Most
OF tie nominations are out of the way and the
hawaiian treaty, according to members OF the
Foreign Committee, will require very little time.
biz Cameron, the Chairman, who is supposed TO be
hest informed as to the matters before his Commit
tee expresses the belief that the extra session will
adjourn sine die on Thursday. He also says he has
10 doubt that the treaty will be ratified
Az UNDERSTANDING TO ADJOURN AT THE CLOSE OF
NEXT WEEK.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, March 12.-After confirming few
nominations, the Senate in Executive session. this
afternoon, discussed for more than an hour the
order of business and agreed to the following
arrangement: The Hawaiian Reciprocity Treaty
snail be laid aside until Wednesday next, on which
DAY its consideration shall be resumed. The Senate
il TO meet tomorrow and proceed with the consid-
Grafton of the Pinchback resolution, with the def
nite understanding that a final vote shall be
taken on it next Tuesday After that the
Hawaiian Treaty is to be disposed Of and 1T seems
20 be the general understanding though not a mat
Ter of positive arrangement that the special session
shall terminate at the end of next week without any
action on the second Louisiana resolution, namely
that for the recognition of the Kellogg Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
Tile AMERICAN CARDINAL.

REASON FOR COYFERRING THE CARDINALS HAT ON
ARCHBISHOP M'CLOsKEY
ROME Friday. March II. 1878.
The Toce di Veritd says the Pope cOnfers
the Cardinals hat on Archbishop McClosKey not only
on account OF the personal Of that prelae but
the Holy See Is DESTROYS OF honorng the Cath
olics OF America, and OF marking the progress "
Catholicism Ia the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
THE TIPPERARY ELECTION.

MR.. Mitchell RETURNED BY LARGE MAJORITY.
CORK, FRIDAY. March IL, 1873.
The following is the vote cast in the Paria-
nlentary election in Tipperary yesterday: For John
Mitchell 3,1I4; for Mr.. Moore Conservative, TAG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13

CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
AUTHORITY FOR THE CALL OF COUPON BONDS
WASHINGTON. Friday March u, 1875.
Considerable dissatisfaction has been expressed
10 cartau quarters in regard 70 the cal Of the Sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
DncrnN March 1o-Richard Dunn

Boston, March l2.-Richard DUNN one OF tho
rorkm.n s Of the Iunne being cut nnder
Chestnut Hill from sadbury River to the reservoir vas pulung
charge for blast morning when premaa.J eIpoed blowing
~ head sul seriously nuag Timothy suvan and
another vofk mar IL immedis ts vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
THEMES CONNECTED WITH THE
BEECHER TRIAL.
THE QUESTION OF MRS. TILTONS EVIDENCE
IN THE SUIT.

THE QUESTION OF MRS. TlLIONb EVlDENCE
IN THE SUIT.
INTERPRETATION OF SENATOR COLES BILL CONCERN
ING A WEES TESTIMONY IN CERTAIN CAsEs-Irs
APPLICATION TO MR. TILTONs suIT--LEGAL
OPINIONS ON THE MATTER.
With view to ascertaining IL the bill lntro-
duced in the Senate by Senator Cole on
Thursday-which provides that in suits 1or
criminal conversation wife may be Witness
against her husband in behalf OF another per-
son-could apply In the Beecher Tilton trial, re-
porter of THE TRIBUNE last evening visited some o.,
the counsel in the case, and also Judge Nelson. Al
of the lawyers agreed that, if passed. the law would
apply to this suit Judge Nelson said that there
was no doubt that if law of this kind should DC
passed at the present time Mrs. Tilton could mmed
atey be called AZ witness the fact that the tiai ID
progress being no obstruction.
Gen Pryor gave an elaborate opinion regarding
this law and It's effects The proposed law, said ne
will operate only as remedy, not on the rght anu
therefore will apply in any trial and IN any case
occurring after the enactment OF the law' e'oh
though the action has accrued and tho triai ID II"
progress. 1t will admit q witness who before was
incompetent. I am in favor, continued Uen' rryo'
of permitting husband and wife to testify ior anu
against each other in cases OF criminai CONVERSE
ton bu this act of Senator Cole proposes only to
make the wife competent witness for the DEFEND
ant That is to say, q seduced wife may testify IN
exculpaton of the seducer but will not be admlss'
BILE to help the husband to right his wrong Inc
objection of collision is falacious considering thas
the very fact of the wlfe's having yielded to inc
seducer shows that she is more likely to collude
with the defendant than with the plantiff IN an
action of criminal conversation Permitting VIZ
ness to testify for only party to cause wouid
be legal anomaly.
Mr. Tilton has already expressed his view OF the
law preventing wife from testfying for or against
her husband in an action of criminal conversation
He is in favor Of the abolition of that law, and mas
stated to his counsel that he objects to no law wnch
will allow Mrs TiltOn to take the witness char'
He at one stage of the said publicly that inc
law preventing his wife from testfying in an action
of criminal conveIsation-taken in connection WIN
tbe fact that he would be obliged TO sue for money
was the reason that he had not brought his case into
court before he did bringi it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.
Tho Senate i'll Executive Session this AFTERNOON con
drmed the following nominations:

Daniel Gooeh to be Pension Agent Boston Mass John T.
Rpp Pension Agent Vcksbnrg Mss; tantBngneer Hsn
Xeh.,r 10 be Pasad Assistant Engineer ih Oct. %
IRA TO fill vacancy Con Philip Hchborn. Frank
L. rlad H. MntOnge and Geo Bah 10 be Naval Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13

w W Robinson Coosul at Tamsave Malsgasosr j. D.
Of Newcrey he CODsl at seun rin'ton to be
k4gster Office Lukye, Oregon H. Mclean, late 81
the United Army, be ASSISTANT AltaneneTa with tue
rsak Colone Majors D. Bingham aud A. Perry
now he Lieutenant Olons AMI DEPUTY laitermss
tefs.tienea; and Capts Charles A. REYNOLDS and g. b.
be q iatermaers the
rank James Sewa Washington n u j.
Roswell Camden. s. C H. Drufy roy ono t. r. "se war
rem Ohio Waite Butler. PENN NJ Tbonpson, Romeo, Mcn
g. A. Wells It john Men; James H. Knox lnGanoll, Iowa.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-01

Needed.
The revival we Aeed Is not ONLY
a revival of sounder scripture
preaching, bnt revival of true
Christian living. We have had
quite a surfeit of the religion
Which luXurIates in the devout
fevors oil the prayer meeting and
the camp ground, which sings
sweet hymns and applauds sweet
sermons, and then goes straig ht
oil to its money grasping and It's
pleasure seeking, and its pander-
ings to sell and SIN. God forbid
that We speak lightly of true spir-
ltual emotion. But the ChristIau-
ity which Christ demands is
something deeper than a song or
Il sermon or sacrament. 1t is
the holy and the humble imitation
of Himself. The revival, then,
which we need, is a revival of the
religion which keeps Gods COM
mandments; which tells the truth
and sticks to its promises, which
pays twenty shillings to the pound;
which cares more Tor a good
character than a fine coat; which
votes at the ballot box in the
same direction that prays, which
denies ungodly lusts, and which
can be trusted in every stress of
temptation. A revival which will
sweeten our homes and chasten
our press and purity our politics
and cleanse our business and COM
merce from rOgury and rottenness
would be a boon from heaven.
A revival which will bring not
only a Bible knowledge but a
Bible conscience to all is what the
land is dying for. The worlds
sorest want to day is more Christ
like meh and women. The prea-
ching it needs is-more sermons
az ShOes.-Independent.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-01

Well, boss. if you'd seen dis
HigSer lay in Jail for nigh on TO a
year, and comm nifty nigh bein'
hung, and if it haden't been for
ole Master / would. den you'd a
thought some one had been killed"
"YOu escaped punishment for
your crime then, Sam?'
Eyes sab; ole Massa stood by
me like a nifty good friend, and
after de lawyers palaYered over
me for a whole day, de jury sot
me freq"
"Did you go back to your
sweetheart, thenY
''No, sab, / amt seen dat gal
from dat day to dis, and some
how or oder 1 was taught les
son by dat thing, and l don't want
,nOthin at all about marryin' any
of dem, and course 1 has fun wild
de gals like ebery body else, sab,
but you see dat's different from
bein' married tO'em, and l amt
had no 'tentiOn of marryn' since
den. G'wine to put dat poetry in
de paper for me, dough, amt you
now, boss, bein' as / done tole
you all bout KILN dat 'fernal
niger"
81 am sorry that / cannot pub
lish it, but the same poem came to
me last week, and / threw it into
the waste basket"
"Yas? but can't you put it in
for me boss? You see Use lane,
but walked all de way up here to
get it in de paper"
can't publish it for you, partic +,
ularly in view of the charming
frankness and naivete with which
you have narrated the thrilling
chapter of your life
"What did l understand you to
say, bossY'
81 can't publish your poem,
and regret it,
"Well, boss, I'll lebe it with
you, and any time you want to
put it in de-" and just then
a shrill signal came from the
IcOunIInS lOOLH InTouSn Tue Spea-
king tube, and Sans eyes nearly
started from his head as he leap
ed from his seat.
whats dat, bossY
THAT'S a poliecemans whistle,
Sam"
"GoOd night, boss; l amt got
no more time to stay" and he
hobbled out of the room and
down the stairs and out of sight.
And Sans poetry was gently
laid in the waste basket with a
dozen or more of the same sort
received that same night. In its
stead one of Sans audience writes
the story of the dusky visitors
one romance.
, 1875-12-11
FIRES.

IN CHICAGO.
Tho alarm from Box 581 1t l,65 last evening
uas falae.
Tic alarm from Box TIL at 1:10 yesterday If
ternoon wa4 caused by are In = two-story tfamo
house, No. 40l sedg"ick stroet owned aud ooou-
pied By William Laugo IA 4 tesldepce. Damage,
about $25, Oh which thora is no Insurance. II
wAs caused By detective chimney.
Tho alarm from Box 81 at 8:1B o'clouk last
evening Was caused by tho discovery OF Are in
tho s~o.asozy brick building No. 279 South Canal
street owned BY ". d. James and occupied by
Jamea + to. a. = maahlue chop. Tho tire orig
mated In pile Of rags in tho basement. Dam
ago to building, etQ0, 10 tha maah}nosy, $500.
The amount Of insurance could not bs saoer~
taiuei.
4hs alarm from Boz 345 at 1896 o'clock yes~
terday morning was .cauaed By tire trahklng ont
IN tho anoulderipg fematna Of previous fro 10
tho two-story fruule building at No. 90 blue
lslnnd avenue. owned By William MathsE, aud
occupied by him on the second story ~ . resi-
aeuoe, and on the drst Goos by Honsy Gsabe as
cigar store. Tho damage was but noup1nAi.
Tho fre originated in n closet III tho roar Of tho
tobaeco sto!o, p4obably from spark Of = are
Which hAd baan exttugu,ahed but \ fav hou1a
before,
, 1875-12-11
KANSAS.
VNTfNn Ayft-

8ptetal DttpatrA I, fhs chitdas Tstauns.
ToPKxA. Kau.. Dsp. lU.-Tha United etAtos
Circuit Court, In Besslon hsra for tho past two
~oska. has adjourned, after the transaction OF
large snnonnt or business. A considerable por-
ton Of tho tern, waa occupied iu sho tstal Of
cases resisting paymsnt aud testing tue Es-
ldty Of bondal voted by counties and
cates In aid o. railroads, These cases
uero generally decided In favor Of tho bond
holdsEa Or railroAa companlsa aud against tho
taxpayers. The d,otsins Of tho Court ia PANS
ting upon ths main iaaae wss to the
effect that, ahero honda havs beea reg
uIasly voted tor = lAaful object, they can
not be invalIdAtsd by inlornRllties in
ebaiF isspAuce, GeiiverY, or aalo, aud that on
tue other hand. whafe bouds hayo not beou
legally voted or h.ve heen voted Tor An illegal OBJ
ject they ato void, evea tu ths hands OF Innocent
pussbaxesR without notice. Wails tns Eastern
and older ooun.isa oE tho Staten asa many Of
them trying to eysda Tho pasnent Of this ulaAs
Of Aeouf't!oa, tho newsx eonntias are elamorous
for au opportunity to lau!lon themselves with
bonds IN aid Of 1ailxosds aud will mako . detcE~
mined s1oss IN tho Legislature thiA water 70
o0ours The rspsal Ut the ls,w limiting boud~sot!ug
To par cant OF tue ttxablu value Of property.
, 1875-12-11

probably with soma Improvement on ; ferret,
ahkod no Questions. tho batter to enjoy tho sur
prlss when I did como, Arrived 81 the l1ouno
.nai .nsy naa .. dinner M, after The lades hsd
and removed tho I'D. In III iuHtans from the
hox leapad a fnll-grown Rartcr-spaks, neasur
inE 3I foot in tengsf,. Tho reptile which mai
highly oxcitct With tho heat. raateI itself nj,
most On tho extremity Of tn tail, md p1idcd
about tho tablo With 1emarkabio rapidity, Ica.
ing ita ghastlr jaws with its fosked ani nloablt
tonEuo. Tho Dumfries gentleman shrank bsci
INTO the corner aln,oAt pstrifled with lotror. AIR
sataHc upon hs arm. and handling # mucl, =,
haek.lriveF would bis whtp-lsah. Iiia fnars ue1
finally overcome, nnd when ho had coalpoae&
himself Ito led hla f.isnd Into tho cellar, wbers
Tho snake waB rot Mt liberty. Tho ropt,o i'm.
tnedtateiy aarted for the wall, and tho next
ncnt discovered hole, into which Ii el,ded sitl
thc greatest cnac. An Interested torrlcr stood II
thor heels, and both Fcn'1emen held clubs
nh!ch vera trurps 1uas about them. Tho enaka
had not disappeared nyof a minute bcfura half
A-i!ozch rats hnttnceri out OK tho hole and mot
terrible fate At the hands OF tlleir enemies nut.
s!de. Dut tho snako was no. satisfied It ds.
covered every rathole III tie cellar. and slided
IN ana out ainonR the rocks wtoro oven ri
and PLACED in tho box at,cr twenty rats and
almost as many mice hgd been killed. TLs
make bolongs to a bIack ga.ter family which ara
10 reality tho bcst friends the farmer has got.
They i've e1cluAsely on Ilesd-m,ce: woEma, tsics,
and other vesnit,, md il tiloy swallow frog Of
dine on coupa Of youuG Rround.hirds, or ncc.
dentally glsdo across the path Of human being.
their !Ives should bo preserved, a. their good
qualities conn.fFba!ance thnaa dafecta. The ond
poHscBsed by Mr. l1onrv waa captured BY him
last summer in q pen. n.lle1l and since he has Lad
1t no rata arc to be seeu or heard Of In tic cg-
borlood Of his hou+e. Tho roptio IL kept In d
box N before Htated. anu Is fed upon liver.
ke1t summer Mr. Henri intends tn capture all
tue snaIes ho possibly can n]ys and train them
up for tue benefit Of hts neRhbors.
Coughs snt colds are often overlooked. cont!n.
nance for any enRth nf tno c4ses irritation of thu
lnngs eonle chrunic throat disease. " Browns
BrOtichil1 TFQchA3 RI n tFe ron1h fafuedv
, 1875-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
Two RAilHOluH BOLD

8pseLal b4tpaseA h Tss C,A<aQv Tdawas.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. l0.-Undor decree Of fors.
closure for the United sta.sa Court, United
8tassa Marshal Hamilton to-day sold the Mi
w&ukss, AAnisosoo Il Gsean Ng Railway for
e1.222. .oS8.7t to Asssrs. 4. Nosds. L. Wslla.
II. p. Jssaup. q. .. Sands and Y. n. aaion, OF
New Fork. hoadholdass aud tbs M4lxsukss.
Lake Bhors h Wsstssu to thu sans psmona foe
$2tQs, ,k7s.2o.
oHlo 1Ar11aAo cokx1&sIoHEt-
CoLuxnus, O.. Dec. lo.~-qov. Ailsa to-dsy
appointed Lincoln G. pslAao, Of cLtlll.sothe.
HtAtA Commissioner ct Railroads, and &s.lsEt tApha
thAt nr. pelAuo II wealthy farmer sud Atook-
raiser. aud hAs bean psominentY counset.d with
ths 6t&tt DoAza Of AS.ioaltsss tor so1as Jsssss.
TIE RANAMA xASkRoAp utpMQy1oM.
Nsw Yong, Das. lo.-Ths lutuRasioa rss:t1ln-
lnk IL Rsll<oed C<1psny Msm saaaiAR n N ~
, 1875-12-11

Some months ago gentleman from Dumfrtse
paid 4 ylslt to friend of his In tho Township OF
beverly, = Afr. Henry. Aud rsnained with him
several days. During hIs sisIs tia Dunfttea Rea-
tlsman complained that lls house xAs literally
infested with rata snd mice. He bud tfled sxsry
device 10 pat I'd ct them, and 81. had faasd. Vi.
Henry, Who 10 - Ingenious ~ 20 ia fond q
Of his friopia cellar In little less than no time,
70 us Ills own sxpse4aloa. Tho osxt day sha two
9sotleuan drovs 10 the gsutlmAn's house in
Uomfrios. Nr. HeuEJ took With him = common
b. nsasa npst tns
of the buggy. The Dumfr!ea Rant!euAa feeling
MsA 81 fftsnd xAs koiA4 b sfsa him 4ux0nas.
, 1875-12-11

ANaflE0 {1d,{ E9fNhtA{laF1.
Yesterday, a. We were p4s4lpg atseet beyond
The AtlAnus MadlaAl College, aud ou whioh
namber Of nogsoaa reside, 10 heard n old Ne
gro calling out to his wife,
Asndx " you got dam ohieksns oorsalsd
ta do asuoks-houss Ike I told yst ,.
MNo m Uks TO know whkra d. mattar Ntd
yop. dAt yqus % 'tloklaE about dem ehiokins I'll
- nncs l" Ahe replied.
y Nepber Yop msud3 Iknowe Nhas's Do INST.
tar, md data nun till dam chlclus u housed
naxl yaxd u ex4na 70 hab q party tomorrow
niaht. / sau3s 10 b. shore dat my ahIakiaa
ao4sn1 tand II, you hsat nc
IL ahlskln9 rsts b tnse ant&t4 ~
, 1875-12-11
ships In connection with their railroad ia con-
t!nued BIZ the Golrt.


ti1itafiD 4 Tor1HwEn7zNH,
Stectai Utsf u!th n r. 'ftt;' - tFth"nf.
NEW yoRK, Uec. 10,--The information pub-
Iished by you in dinraacnns from .bi. city relA.
two 10 tho Chlcn2o K SortllueFtern t's,Irohd.
wab obtained from reGNI&r AMI Responsible nsHs-
channels and beltored 1t she t.n1o 10 10 trnr.
pnblcatiuns wefo made hi tho tntcrost ns q
strong clique Of bearn, and we're tn'srerroaenta-
tiops and libo}ous, The Tribune Authority
clatms to haro obtained Ito facts from nup-
that lhoy aro correct. vicespresdcns H5Aps.
on tho other haud declares that the only
pa't Of the report alluded to which wa:
enpprossed MAN q patt which cnntalner
pany IN tho ending Granger e,'itH, am s.ta-
fled by peraoual inIEir; tha. tis latter ia fact
but tava htai NJ Opportunity 10 examine tho
other figures and facta put forth here to tho ds-
credit at tho road
NEW Rrsp.T TEAM.
The pittahurg 4 Ft.Wavnn E.lrnAd vl'l hero
after dispatch regular nrpross ralu At - O'Clock
r. tn. oysry Sunday. Heretofore ITO tratns were
dispatched SATURDAY OF Su1s1Rs eTepnss on this
line. Now ttalns will leave every evening OK
convenience to the pattona Of tbs Inc.
AH IOWA RAILROAD SLIT.
1pttto. lGsp1rh 70 ~ Ehfsase fT'bunt.
KEoSrK. L., Dec; IA sult emitted j.
lineton. sa tho Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy
Railway waa commenced in this city TO-DAY. The
suit waa brought 10 recover s26. 900 which SUM
tho plaintiff Claims he ID entitled 10 In conse-
qaence Of no1l-compliapco OF, the part Of the
Company ~th tha Iowa Hallway Tariff law. The
petition contains long liat ct ovorchareea on
grkln, vhich, Il is alleged weso paid under pro-
tsst. The casa will 'ts heard at the Januar5
term ut tho court.
IOWA BCf1EMF*.
8ptttai Ifarakch to TIE Lhftdan 7'rtouHs.
DAVENPORT. 1a, Dec. 10 -:3upt. Nlddfe+ OF The
Chicago. 1locl Island l. Pacific l.oad. l,as made
formal proportion to tho people Of Knoxville
to extend tue road from Oskstoosa to that place
The terms arc that tue peu.,Ic Of Marion County
fusntsh tsee right Of way through this county
the derot grounds requ'lad, and *e5 .tto st,baidY
and gtving the Comoany TIL sLlc lht of October.
1915. to build to Knoxville. and tiil Dec. .18177
To complete II to Csrlisic.
On Thure1RY public meeting Of tho cIszeut
Of Knoxville was held. ail1 a committee Of fvs
appointed to 80 to Chicago and close q contract
with the oflcera OF tho Chicago. T.ock Island d
Pacific. This has boon done, aud work will be-
! gin ia the spring upon tue Northeastern Extnn
| aion. The extension from Uhkalooaa to Carlisle
will be about 10 miles, and It il probable that II
time, ths road will la carried on to tndiauoia
dIere connecting With tho fnd,anola Branch o
! the sasno roaa, thus giving two hneb from DaS
export to Des Moinea.
, 1875-12-11

will bo again In conjunction with Saturn, tho
losser panet being only (a.4 deg. south from thu
greater. Hont. ~. liltto befors nnnscs, tho
Moon will pass l,ctvo1n us and Mercury.
Venus-Wi1f bo an evening star till July IA.
and rise boforo tho sun during thn roms!ntler OF
tho year. In tho evening OF Ian. TO. aba
will be iesa than hhlf a dogFco aouth from
8aturn. both being 1ittls oast from tho star
Dolta in Capricornua. In the evening Of March
%, sho will 10 ~ degrees norsh from Mars.
fior gTenlest olongstlou east as deg. 81 MINI
will occur In tho evening Of May 4, whsn aho
will 10 Just north from tho bright staEB in tho
feet Of uorntni. sud vory pohr tho position &C.
ctlp,ed bv Uranus ~lon that planet Wan dscov-
cred by IloEacho1 Juns 21, she Will be stationary
b. trreu poIlux aad Ptsescpc. In tho
asentng Ut Jufy s. sue will pass AZ
dcgteer south from Mars, both boing nearly In
lne betwoen po,ln1 and l'roc5on. 1ulJ IA is
tile date of hor inferior conjunction with tho
Eun. Aug. sllo will DO stationary, near Gamma
(slhena) Ia Gonnl. Aug. ~ she will 10 st
hot greatest briliaucy, little west Of l,no
from roItux to procyou. Sept. 70 she will be
al llct Etcatcst weatetn elon9Aton Gao dog. n.y..
aud in tho hosd Of Leo. Oct. 2, att q. ul,, she
viii be dog 80 m. aouth from Uranus, both
being dog. west frotn 1egulna and Nov. ~
Bho will DO l deg. 10 n. north from atarB, both
bolug deg. eaat from Attsta.
Afars--Will be nm cyonIng star till Aug. l2
the date Of hls conjunction with tho auu, when
both will bc In conjunction with Uranus, and
nearly III opposition 10 Saturn. lie will rise be-
fote tho suu tor tho remsiudtr Of the yeaz. Dnr-
ing January and February ho will be among tho
STAYS In the Fitllos CPiscoa). March /, between
FL Riaohn and UsmaL April 7, Just south from
tho tlo'adea. April -, ho will paaa G3f degrees
sonth from A1debaran. ,1ay II, about ~ de-
groes south from FL Nath (1}ets Tau1i). July
40, aoutll ~ let1ocp from pollux, Aug. Q9,