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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-13
T. III. ZEILIN & co.
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.

Macon, GA., anu INAiaNclpHAa.
The symptoms of Liver Complaint are
unessiness and pain in the side. Some
times the pain is in the shoulder, and is
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach
is affected with loss of appetite and
sickness, bowels in general costlye,
sometimes alternating with lax: The
head is troubled with pain, and dull,
heavy sensation, considerable loss OF
memory, accompanied with painful sem
sation of having left undone sometnng
which ought to have been done Often
complaing of weakness, debility, and
low spirits. Sometimes many OF the
above SYMPTOMS attend the disease and
at other times very few of them; but
the liver is generally the organ most IN
volved.
Nearly all diseases originate from Indigestion
and Torpidity of the Liver, ana re!lel Is always
lated in its action, health is almost Invariably
secured Want OF action in the LIVER causes
Headache, Constipation, Jsundice, Ialn n tne
Shoulders, Cough, Chils, Dlzzlness, oour otom'
sch bad taste in the mouth, bilious attacks, psl-
pitston of the heart depression OF sprts, OF ;ne
blues, and hundred other symptoms, Tor wnlcn
SIMMONS LIVER REG ULATORis The best
remedy that has ever been discovered. II scts
mildly, etfectua!ly, and being asimpie Vegetaole
compound, can do no injury in any quantlties
that it may be taken. 1t Is harmless IN eVeiy
way it has been used 40 years. sno huhuleuS
of the good and great from all parts OF the coun-
try will vouch for its being the purest and best
The Clergy.
MY wife and self have used the Regulator
for years, and testify to its great virtues. "-ReV
j. r. Fielder, Perry Ga.
Ladies' Endorsement.
II have given your medicinea thorough trial,
ard in no case has it failed to give full satisfac-
ton. ELLEN Meacham, Chastahooche, Fla.
SOLD Rx ALL DRUGGISTS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL By
E. S. LEADBEATER & Bro,
Nos. and Z South Fairfax street.
an 19-Jol0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-13

The sum total realized for the rental of pews
in Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, including pre-
miums, during the present year, is ST., ,l65.
This is probably the largest revenue from pews
Of auy church 10 the world. Mr.. Beecher's SAL
ary is $40, 900 year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-13
-adles' Misses and Children's Boots
Shoes and Slippers.

ave are this day receiving fall line Of La
1tes, Misses and Childrens Boots, Shoes sno
hh..appers, suitable for Spring and Summer en-
oottaclng all of the latest styles We solicit pur
..tnssers to call and examine for themselves, a,
>ney will be sold ut low prices
mn = w. B. WADDEY, "A King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-13

S- FOR RENT OR SALE-Thst desirable
sf$a d " ELLING No. II south St Asaph 81,
nenr King sire t. formerly owned By X. II.
Ni'rcr. Price S5, COO. Apply On the premises.
my scott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-13
ResX S.YLE OH REN'T.

FOR RENT-The comfortable Dwell
I LING HOUSE, next door west of the resi-
dcnce or Rev JUS I. j. hns.on. on Prince 1t.
Has gas and wafer and I'll modern conveniGnces::
Also u very comfortable and eligible CFflCh
in the bniding corner King snd FaI TAX strcc's.
To good tenants rents moderate Apply to
my 7-lw JOHN W. bU hhE.
VALUABLE ylTF cITF PR9RERTY PR or AT pkl-
The HOUSE and LOT on the southeast cor
ncr of Duke and Columbus streets is offer :e:S5 s:S5
ed vi private sale. The lot has front on sssssA.
Duke street Of i25 eet, and rams back parallel
with Columbus street = 3 feet; has on 1t, besides
the dwelling, fine Ice House, quit number
OF choice fruit and ornamental trees, grape vines,
Sc, Sc. The location is desirable, AID II IS
considered one Of the Zlost attractive pieces OF
property in the city.
Further information can be obtained by sp-
plying either on the premises or to MI. II ER-
BERT BRYANT, No. 25 King street, Alexan-
drs, Va ap &-lm
na FOR SALE Or RENT-The LARGE
ASTEEEE STORY BRICK HOUSE, cover
cd with slate, on the east side of Royal street,
between Prince ard Duke, now occupied by
Rev. Or. Mitchell. For terms apply to
ian 23-lf CHAS. K. HOOFF.
REAL ESTATE FOR SA I.E
Y IN TIE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA 4
AMIN THE COUNTIES OF ALEXAN-
DRlA AN FAIktAA, QlhIlN la
N. l--ThAt valuable three-story BRICK
HOUSE No 40 south Washington street, hs;ssSs
Alex .ndria, with an alley ON the side from .ZsEsaa
Washington street. and an alley in the rear
from Duke street, rmerly the residence of the
late Mr.. John Lloyd, deceased:
No 2-The one-story BRICK HOUSE, asFsf
No. l32, or Queen street. between Wash .AAlA
ington and o.Lmbus streets.
No. "a Tl,ACl OF LAND Of say 80 acres,
in taii,x county, called the MILL TRACT,
bout eight miles from Alexardria.
No. 4-That beautifully situated and we'll i'm
,rc, ed Small FAKM, Of sly &c acres, LIN
DEN" late the residence of Mr. Frcd'k Lloyd,
now deceased. VIII IN Ike a splendid market
4rt!e. .s the groun, IL rlch a..d a. Residence,
for health and situation, Is not surpassed IN tbs
county
The above property must be- sold to settle cs,
tatcs &C. anu the prices viii De made low ana
the terms easy To sui the tin:Ds on application
to U.s. JOHN j. LLOYD, Admir- 81.
EICH'D. LLOYD, Atty. Tor heirs.
Icy 3-cClm
-, FOR RENT OR SALE-Thst desirable
S;$a D w ELLING No. - south St Asaph -,
near King sire t. formerly owned By X II.
Miller. Price $1,000. Apply On the premises
my Scott
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Special Notice.

GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES.
We have just received fresh supply Of Gents
extra fhe, hand-sewcd Boots and Shoes, ano
slippers of every description, which we unhesi
atlngly recommend to be the very best on ssls
In the city. w. b. WADDEY,
NH y ID King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-13

aa FOR SALE Or RBNT-The LARGE
aSS IL EEE STORY BRICK HOUSE, cover
cd with slate, on the east side of Royal street.
between Prince ard Duke, now occupied by
Rev. DR.. Mitchell. For terms apply to
ian 23-tf CHAS. h. HOOFF.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-13
THOMAS PERRY
NO, II KING STREET.

VHERTILIZERSl FERTILIZERSl
T. FERTILIZ ERSl
OBERS A. A. GUANU. $50.
OBEKS AMMONIATED SUPER-PHOS-
MANHATTAN PHOSPHATE BLOOD
GUANO, S56
EUREKA GUANO, $50.
GUANAHANI GUANO, S35. For sale by
HOOE s. JOHNSTON. Agents,
mh2 No. Prince st., Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-13
CPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS
PretzfeIder & Bendhein

Have Just opened beautiful line Of SPRING
GOODS of choicu designs, which they are Sell
ing cheap.
and Gray Balenos, Alpscas Lustresin all shades.
Black Alpacas speciality.
Pillow Case Linens and Sheetings, Table
Cloths, Wine Cloths, DAN ask, Towels Napkins,
&C., ut reduced prices.
Great inducements offered in Mems and Boys
wear.
Large lot of Coored Grenadines, left from
last season, at 10 and l2!c per yard
Beautiful line Of Worsted Fringes, in every
shade.
Another very pretty lot of burg Edgings
and Insertings, very low.
A complete new line OF Hosiery, Notions, &c.
ap 28-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
Tub CAUSE OF DAMS OWING WAY.

To tho Bditor OF re Tribune. a,
SIR: Your editorial comment in ycstefuy.
issue Of Tux TRIBUNE upon tho bursting u "'V'.
dam" In Massachusetts, smggestS reference 70 ~
purts report made last Summer upon the tae's A'S
the failure Of the MN River dan. Tho concis""'
this report ars pertinent 10 the manner In wh'sn
and often public WORT ID sometimes performed 40"
to the eject that engineer or person calling nN'
such Gun oe held Responsible for either It's dcsis"
eutiou." The evidence showed " that tho Dam "' o.
considered work OF nUnprofessioual persous srs
ueers not In fault ~ you intimate bnt lnvp, ~houi
experts services You hight that the state rnk
mterleru an, until IL does periodic disasters n rrH
dently bs rxper ted The reputation or uur cNnt
nesfs" Gan Rarily involved In matters WIN WHEEL
they hn nail nothing tsp ,to. +,
N,,~ ork Aprtl ~. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
SKILLFUI. CANAL ENGINEERS NEEDED

To the Ehitor or rh' rrIbune.
SIR 1t is truly refreshing to sea a prominent
public journal like THE TRIBUNE engaged in exposing the
canal frauds; but would 1t not be well to expend lee
energy on contractors and Government ohicisA
who are paid for keeping the tractors straight II
would very cult for contractors TO 90 wrong ws
the laws they II there wore good efficient honess
commissioners. Engineers, and SlpcriDtepdents u
would bo much castor to find suoh than TO frame law
tn would induce contractors TO modify their prOpoAs
in favor ~ the State II the authorities would rece"
them without -.
IL does do that good and honest men canno;
found cap ,be OF dlsorlm Mating between honest ss
dishonest bills. skilled engineers capable or nv;
in, estimates that will render the unbalancG
bids, called. useless. To tho oontra'snrs .
least good engineer who loves hs bosncs
will always excel. and the necessary tshr
iarity with mathematics nclnes him IN 10 loye,S
trutf. All lovers OF the exact sciences are invMnoy
lovers truth. matter where you hnd IT, whethet
business politics the pulpit Engineers OF thls scs
NAV not be 40 much in sight and not so svalaoen
politics they worth looking after when tryiny
prevent canal frauds. d. D. ho"AA'
LIONS Falls. N. y. April 20, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
AN EXPERIENCE AT A CHARITY CONCERT

To the H1ttDr o| rhe FT'o""e'
SIR: Soma weeks ago | purchased from
young man, who pro'cssei 10 b. an agent OF Mis- I'll
bert three tickets for tho concert in aid OF tho Library
and Prisoners Aid Fund. OF which inolose along
with nv own card. Yesterday evening made my way
u, the Hippo rUmc with two members Of my family.
when tho tickets wers presented the In charge 70
fused o take thom ani roerrod me 10 the box ohca
Tie cork in the Office WAS polite but curt He SId
that the tickets like thrso had all been exchanged for
othrrs When asked If he would exchan 80 tlem he re-
fused When asked they di not entitlo MS to admis
son he III they did not. but declined to give far
ther xpan atom thought other tickets FROM hn, and
we enjoyed .ho concert very much still have the I'M
nj asapt fes ling OF having been swndloi. and wonld
Ike 10 ask shrough you some explanation Tae ues'h
are evd entity genuine, barring tho signature ~ Linda
OUbert" on the Lck an they wore refused can
not imagins. CLINICAL LOVER OF GOOD MUSIC
Bro0kLyn April 81. 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
THE sTEREOsCOPE APPLIED TO GEOMETRY

Mr.. Warner began by saying that it has been
remarked that tho business Of lie TO shorten the
matter OF calculation. His object bring tho y
Of the higher ,thenatos within the comprehension of
the Mathematical text book Of The higher order
had not been much inprey ed In their methods within
tho past % years; aud II matbenati,ians would de
vote themselves to improvements In this regard.
much better road from the known 10 tue unknown
would be secured and the yonng stndnnt would
be enabled tn grasp the problems of tho higher matbe
MATES while yet he had hralsh aud strength bring
the task In considering this matter he had devised
method o neaI notation for the representation Of angles
In coGrdnate geometry, which nIothod consists Of
series of short lines jlshos the first angle bing repre-
scented by DASH tho second by dash and dot the
third By dash bounded Ut earh extremity by another
shorter dash and In stud ling the structure the
stertoseo, he found that by covering the seroscope
glas-,s on the inner side with double diaphragm tho
desired effect could he produced lie exhibited Jar Of
gllssOs tpatci in this manner and also "A number Of
goometcal figures drawn upon cards and claimed that
the siercoscopic effect bercbS produced. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23

he was empowered 10 TO- TIE cost to this eonssy rs
share for the maintenance ~ such an
I've only about So ~ yor aupun The Comni'Voe oo"''
their reDort " "a the following. r's2lnons .s.,. ~
RsSoIsfsi IN tho opinion oi tht Natnht Nco''J
sci noes AN nterna " weights shd lnefnuts
practically tslisncnsGhe TOT 4o VoS
and luplismcnt Of ihi lnn hE'
Which the IutlIailonsl Commission 81 lofO hnh i ~
convened. viz perpetuation unatet- luieN'' ~
Nss tsof the metric system oi weights ana h.l
construction vr,acation and distribution 10 "" on'
mons copies oi the prototype sHinlh i
units. the reCuuiVlrsnn OF sucH c"l
and the consfruc and vertical ON ~ new COPIES i W
macs az oniiIc bodies and OF other otnHall1A anu
~ the conduct OF important phbho NoNr
IN the OF inttrnatiopa commerce hun
foa the and care Of tho Nsi1ane
and eapoy ed IN such contributions ana 0O"
-. ... ,o,rtrv
eored That II IL emncnly desirable that onr county,
slonI partcia, In the honor IT ma blaming wv =, ~, lie
destined TO SoTcse hereafter nn1ouee so Dhec W
material int Este Of he human raen by srcns m essential
ness IN the detrm nation o quantities when " 20 ~ m Nv,
tie a human calculations and ma ih' "a h..
invest gation without Wlch ITO, 80,
vund certain rady deemed ii IL iml~s,O'e nv, Iii so
OF United STATES be accI unrN '.pcSo, ~
IN assent which Ia UNDERSTOOD W nNo
,a o1sv q Ven y diplomatic representative In Paris
IN tho Great on and 10 reconinein 10
ss 10 make the provision to deiray such o
~ tc pese attending its maintenance az may properly h
TO our share. -, ,,,,
R.sop.d ina, copy these esontoos authenticated ny
The officers Of the Academy De i
varied by tho III OF the Academy 10 the Presden OF
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23

IDENTITY had boen set Are Ivy ihcenifaFies Tho r,ts
bnrgh police suspected Goodwin. bnt could not then s
fboir hans upon tho evidence that would s'hy uo' VI
a1.sting him Meanwhile they watched hS n'ov'inahfs
and be was followed evorywhors be won't Goodwin
suspceted tho espion ana quietly slipped "at 81 mo
state He went West, II was 50 first supposed aod inc
officers searched for him IN thu direction This week
tho Chief 81 P,oo ~ PttsbsFg5 Ieara" that Goodwin
woa In tbs city i6 tsogr Dhol to up rlntcn1nnt Wal
ling that he wantol GJJIwD IN CIIrg q arson an
ID estive sully PIT on tho cBb Ia GD1sra PlS'-
nee was Watched closely, ana Yesterday iDlD answer
In Goplyins description called for letn drcc c ~
Henry Griffin. Upon being arrested the man VeleInrAly
~ied his identify with Goodwin hut when taken 20 the
puco Central Otiics brGks down IN e0n.S+h tr"t
he was the person wanted The prtsoncr Wy, iock"d up
In await ms orders OF the Pittsburgh authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
IMPROVING THE CALENDAR.

A rRoIrCr PnR CnANG:N3 THE CIVIL Y:,hR-BY Mp.
JUSTICE " p. BRADLEY. OF THE sUrRrMr
COURT.
A bill TO reform the GrcSoriln year was in
troduced nto the Ivy Mr.. Ellis H. Roberts
It began with several preludes. such "a these
the Cre~oren respect 10 the
carns, rSn'I ice ,a G "s Ii. o' c ~ and
b@res the var atoms Of the seasons aud no
year e eas nrp iueig.ble OILS by n"iin;
iSes froo Inn, G' AMI weysa. Srsai advsniare
It's eainai points and diyied quarter, BY the others
In Introducing Judge pradlcy's p,ner Secretary III
gard mentioned that the b ~ w Ellis was referred TO
committee Int never considered II gave ocrsion for
an extended Discussion evening AZ the Philosophical
Society Of this city, an the conc snnS reached at tiat
hscpSc Of pndGp ErSr then proccdcd 10 rad bis
paper the subject While The samo oijot was beld in
ms sM Sp hat p'f the scheme, differed cseny in
detail Jude RrneyS communication TOOK the form OF
Economical vc scientific reasons world render it
natural solar year In TIE northern hemisphere the resi-
derce Of the greater part Of the human rlce Tie real
commencement OF lint Is when the sn Is at the
Winter sosiicc. Al that time ov'ry rustic. by noting
the suns mark his doorway car tel when This strh Nc
turv this period will hapvcn for the most part the "ls
Of December; for t" four following centuries probably
the 2lst the day Ia assume for the
CONFINEMENT OF = newly constructed year ne
sosticc and vcinal equinox about 50 days and
hour; thence to the Summer sosti'c 93 DAYS les gig
hours; thruce 20 the Auninnal uDOX 81 days | III
hours, and thence 10 the winter "a Ice 10 DAYS less O3
hours. For practical purposes H. would make the nrst
months exactly 30 days: the next thce ~; the
three %; aud the lass three ~ dys III common
years and 90 DAYS ~ leap years This VIII b1nS INC suns
arrival 1T The cardinal points generally the first days
of January April. July and tobcr respectively Every
month can have either 30 or 81 days excerpt December
which has 90 In Cd" years and 20 days In lap
year No alteration ~ the calendar would he required
leap wears: the GrccO,1an arIInConen IL accurate
enough 90 In for many 'cnus All that u necessary
Is to advance the hISt OF January w
present 2lSt oI becchner' ""Oh N "
acly the change that was made
In :.outing the Grgor an calendar ana read INST tbc nun
her " days IN the respective months TOT JlnnrY fcr
rnary, and March ~ DAYS ana r"ch mohln hIW'oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
SUICIDE AT TIE WINDSOR HOTEL
ILL HEALTH AND BUoINEss TROUBLES iNfLChSch
CHARLES C.. LIVES To FAKE HIs Lirr-

III HEALTH AND BUSINESS TROUBLES NfLCBSCE
CHARLES c. LIVES To TAKE HIs LIrr
Charles c. Lewis, formerly OF the hrm OF
Web.ter LOWS a. Co.. refiners and smeterr VT NO i'i
Ianp,t committed suicide yester,iay morning ny S""o'-
inc himself through the head. About soci"ck hhho
Reilly and Maggio STANDBY. two Of tho chhDerms III
tb. Windsor HOTEL heard 4 siiTp Noise, similar :" 'e
uopping OF cork from bottlo pgoc'e'ng from room
No 90 on the second floor or the Motel anh' rearing
sopchrg wrong immediately sent for Ohcer ROBERT T.
shoted WHO proceeded to the room b''t coma OMAN o
an,vy,r tn his summons. Tie oiior then "htnne' 'bo
scrces az Dr. Gehrest and The carpenter "i tle hoI'
tho oor WA IN reed Omen and Mr. Lewis was onnd ar
tally dressed lying on the bsl. still alive but r' ~
sin ding Tho fatal bullet hal passed cnhr'y tbr"Ru
the heal acar,.ing tho brain TIC pistol wN "'"tch""
iiOtly IN tho diving mans right hanL LOWS INcH only
Il sho-t. tim. afleryard C)ronDr Eickhon wa, sum
t,,usd charge OF tho case. IBt TleH'tSo nv
t all man. aftar the temporary inquest to"N ch' ~ v"
the rcnaInS 60. o.ror v.ar
pas and when the firm Of Webstnr, LAWS q VI. l1i,
nbuut four months ago, he was ordered DF ms pnsee"
tn 90 SDuf;l for the benefit of his health WIN ny
and daug htnr he took mp hs residence In AFcn' , "
where his family arc residing navy i1 rsnio ~ I'LL
York on April 10 ana registered NJ the "uuslf iiosc
From naD r5 fOnal on his person u was lSobF a NV
he nal become mentally depressed by iiis mSlo'. ~
and I'M hoath aud n memorandum staflnS ina, ~ h'
bonyLt "A pistol winch might ~ tho emu OF MN n,u
clf,I Thai II troubles hal a.rcGd his MUD sAuother
Ia .nDi,lun sii0wol that II hll sent 7lf 10 nS wiz"
aud had had trouble raise tho mOnoy. NJ LAWS N1
holt So We trs az Ills wife AMI daughter were c'f
rnphcd for yesterday. and are exported 10 afFo ID
time 10 attend the funeral SeTVlccS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT IN THE NAVY.

SIR Noticing the article in your issue o.
April 10 entitled Cabinet Sideboard wish " o
your attention to eight frgates built by act OF Congress
four ia private yards and four In Government yards a.
oil shiI-buldcr who made the model aud the mo'ds "
one built In East Boston, says the same vessel coma
been but in the Navy-Yard IN Charlestown for sooVS
whereas the builder got Sl6OOOo for IT. Nov there We"
fonr built outside and four times 100000 Is si""N
This man says great deal ~ the timber WAS takon -
tile NayyYard Congress cannot hud work Tor vac -
at tho srmory here. but Whenever member ., ,,s
wants to have few hundred thousand dolilrs w.
pr!atcd it seems to- be easy tO find way I" MAKE
tracs at prices that will suit him. My informant
teal shipblilder who take ship nom tho iOsn' a
complete II. making model. mods. and e'eJ ~"
mark
Spriugneld, Moss, April 10. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23

Therefore Prof NcwcoIUb thinks tins mothOd antitrust
worthy. II is well known that bright body Il dark
ground larger than is. The chroDatc aher1a
ulaliles known exist in the lire of the cOincii,
necessarily prevent parallel rays OF light from being
each point OF object must be dused certain
circle or other figure on the rctina, and In the Of
surface, these circles must extend ont beyond the
geonetTicl edse of the image, and thus form image
n telescope this kind of radiaiion may he dimn-
isbed, but the secondary spectrum and other imperfcc
objects the cfcCt of atmospheric sOftenng is superadcd
and there is drraotion obtained 10y diminishing tnc
Prof NewcolDb gave reasons for concluding that the
bright band of sunlight between the limbs Of the and
planet ought be treated IN theory il it
hne assemblies re of fixed stars. lie then dscibc' the
results obtained IN observing an artificial transit Of
Venus used for trai1ng purposes Washington In 1873
In Of considerable atmospheric undulasOn. neither
but dark. cloud like tpc parallel 70 the limbs the
and planet which put Tie band OF glt In two AT It's mar
waverng, disappearing and r'Ippearng. growing thick
and thin and changing its form IN n,astie ways About
at The. thinnrst part simply an nndglatng mix
ture Of light and darkness AT length tlfs mix
tnre seemed 10 CONCEAL across central portion Th,
moment OF congcatioD the moment Of contact Eut
at the very best there probable OF three
onds in Sing the apparent time of internal The
goOmetI:cal toncng Of the limbs without reference
dseouruity OF the thread OF light uncertain IN
observation AS TO be utterly Enthusiastically Equally
uncertain observation the first appearance The
nterl enng line OF bgaIneDt Under uDav0ribie atmos
IheIic conditions something OF the sort might be noted
hall minute before actual contact One u the most
pcctc results that the first external could he
accurately observed the Internal cOnac U.s. the last
external contact found dlcnlt OF observation
than first, the indentaon fading away gradually
That It's precise could not be determined
Prof. Sewoomb'. CONCLUSIONS were follows: ~
The only phase Of Internal contact which it Is worth
milton sharp and steady. this phase Is marked by the
breaking or formation OF the thread OF Light; and
across tho center Of tho Iisnent or bei
drip. The times both Of formation Of drop and
latsr tins the dsnnition 2