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THE k6f0RTBD CONFERENCES or TIE COUNSEL. ron
DEFENSE.
report was published IN The morning papers
70 the effect that at a conference OF the counsel
for the defense, held yesterday afternoon az Mr.
Ingprsols house. IL was rnally decided 10 submit
the ca OF the defense without any argument
when the government closes It's case. Mr. Hcnk Ia
said to-day that though he could not speak for the
Others he proposed so far as his clients con-
crrned, 10 submit the case. Mr.. Wilson when asked
about the matter, declined to say anything as
TO the truth or falsity OF the report, saying that
IL would be improper for him 90 give any informa-
ton on the subject. The report is not generally
credited by those in attendance at the trial
Local GCres
The body or the late Maud Acton was not buried
in Potter's field, as reported bat was inferred I'm
the Methodist Episcopal Cemetery, near The Aims
house
In the Special Criminal Court Judge Mac
Arthur discharged the Jurors tn Monday.
The LATE J. N. LovEJOy's Wui--The viii OF
She late j. n Lovetoy, flied to-day, leaves his pro-
perty, corner OF 18TH and streets, both real and
personal, to J. w. H. Loveioy ana b Beall I'm
trust, and permits Susan T.. ana Virginia 1. Love
Joy TO occupy the same so long as they remain
single. and IN case Of the marriage or death o.
either they are to sell the property and distribute
the proceeds among all the children.
RANGE OF THE TBERNoNFTRR.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
omcer to-day: z am. sos; II am., ISL; pm.
SAT. Maximum, $50; minimum, 547.
TBE NEW YORK SrOCRMARKgr
1Gefollowing are the opening and closing prt-.s
e the New York Stock Market to-day az reportel
ty special wire 10 IL. IL Dodge, $50 18th STREET
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
FENHOS. j. FISHER CO..
Real Estate Auc&ioneors.

FUTURE DAYS.
rs,HOs. J. FISHER CO..
L Real Estate Auctioneers.
O'CLOCK p NJ, in front Of the premises. will IL:
at auction part lots Is and IS, square As3 -
FRO. ing "a feet inches north street. with depth
frame dwelling No. 6lS street northwest. and having
two small brick houses in of lot facing ley.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
'sffiSs dfs sSss sss
ms dHds 1874 + street northwest.
T'HoMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. DC.
At PUBLIC SALE. NEAR TIE MARKEf
On MONDAY. MAY FOURTEENTH. 1883. no
at the hour Of SIX O'CLOCK P NJ. in front Of S168
the premises, l will offer at public sale all that -
ba, beginninR at poiu. the south line Of Bridge
street. distant sixteen feet from where the west line
OF raid Lot No II nersecs Bridge street. and running
two feet and four inches then north feet and
ten inches TO Bridge street. then twenty feet
S Z, hs
corner OF said lot and running west Bridge street
thirty eight feet and four inches (more lessl then
eight feet and inches ieas) then north
twentysix feet mors or less Market space to the
Also al that part of Lot number "a In Old eeorr,-
town. D. c. situated at the of Bridge street and
Bank alley, frontiue thirty-one feet and six inches
ON the north eide of Bridgs street. and running back
ing on the west side of said alley ninety feet deep
Witt an the improvements up IN the same.
months with interest cent; or all cash at the
option of the purchaser. A deed given and deed Of
trust taken. deposit OF fifty dollars required on each
taie All eenveyancins and recording at the expense Of
myl-d&ds Attorney for Whites Heirs.
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FTNHOS. J. FISHER & CO..
l. Real Estate Auctioneers
On SATURDAY. MAY FIFTH. AZ HALF-PASTA4&
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, at our Office No. 1924 F%1$
street northwest We wi sell at auction lot square
lot B. square 49, lot g. square 1923 lot in square
1l22 and part lot 6, square 1O4. Terms cash.
THOS. ]. FISHER h CO..
ap21-u Real Estate Auctloneers
6 BENSINGER, Auctoneer.
Ne Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
9S8. $40 and 942 Louisiana syenua
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIEH. CARRT
AGES, WAGONS. HARNESS, &C., EVERY TUES.
DAY THUREDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING
LESS OF WEATHER.
Constantly hand and at private sale large stock Of
press WAGONS Harness. ETC.. etc. Liberal advances
cons19nments RS I'm
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MAR R led.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On August 6, 1881, at Bsits.
more, Md. by the Iev John Landstreet NJ q. Church
South FRANCIS LITTLETOS BROWNE TO LENA
DELANo Johnson, daughter Of Major A. Z. II.
johnson. Of this city.
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SPECIALTIES.

M. ROBERTSON, SPECIALIST AND CONFI-
dental consulting Physician; 20 years experience
m. ut 4a6 { street northwest; main office. 80 N.
Liberty street. BALTIMORE apl9-3m
MI ADAM ROSS. The LON0-ESTABlISHED, RE-
u all affairs Of life than the pro-
ssoH tells the past present and future destiny gives
:Gyice and assistance all matters appertafning to
iLsinese. love and matrmony. ALL IN ThoUBIK CALL.
atisfacton given or pay. Consultation Rooms 4Ol
20 street above street northwest. This month con
sutaton fee reduced Ladies. so cents gentlemen ST.
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ENRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOTS IN SQUARES QUAR- NUMBERED NINE HUN
ELEVEN. BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
AND AND II STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY order and decree of the Supreme Court of theaH
District Of Columbia n. In general term passed andS
cause No 1873 wherein Samuel A.. Peugh is the CON-
p!ainan and Henry Davis the defendant SHALL on
FOUR O'CL OCK p NJ offer for sale. public auction,
nfront OF the PREMISES Squares bered $40 and 9ll
IN the city OF Washington. d. c., the are num-
hered on the ground plat plan Of said city
thereof as may be to satisfy the said
and decree The said premises will be sold by los az
designated on the recorded suodivision each OF the
age from "a to 81 feet and in depth from 90 to I24I
feet or by smaller lots. according to plat to be e1hb
tied at the time Of sale.
Terms: Oneth cash: the remainder In two (2)
equal Instruments in one % and two CD years, with
interest," the deferred payments be by secured
by deed OF trust Oh the premises all cash. at the OPP
on each lot when sold Couveyan cing &c. at the cost
OF the purchaser purchasers
HENRY F. DAVIS. Trustee.
46n Louisiana avenue
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NUKTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.. HAvRE
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
he steamers of this company will sail EVERY SAT-
ShDA1 from Bremen pier. foot Of Sd street. Hoboken.
Mates OF PASSAGE From New York 70 Havre, London.
sSnfhainpton aud Bremen. first cabin 500; second
cslln $50; steerass, $50; prepaid seerage certificates
u. f6r freight or passage apply to OELRICHS {
CO., : Bowlins Green. New York. W. G. METZEROTT
co. 921 Pennsy wanna avenue northwest Agents for
H&shssf<IOh jaI2
n Jw YORK. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM
~ 1he frsf-class. ful powered Clyde built Dutch
Stsnm- hips Of this Line, ANS1 FRDAM. POTTER
pan sSHIEDhM ! 7, ,FDAM; ZAANDAM. P. CA
LAND. " a. SChOLTEN. MAAS, carving the u 8
Mails ~ the Netherlands com any's Pier foot Of
81 sec srset Jersey City n J., regularly every WE'D
NISHAi for Rotterdam and Amsterdam, alternately.
fnit cabin SO: second cabin, $50: steerage. S26.
Y Ch.AIX, General Agent. 81 Sorth William street
New ECrs. For Passage apply to W. g. METZEROTT
&C. 923 Penn. ave-. " ashir ston
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GALE OF CHOICE LOTS, NOS. ID AND 16.
~ SQUARE l58, ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENU
MAR DITp0NT CIRCLE AT knCTION
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE-STORY
HOUSES, Nos. 2Ol2 AND oOI4 I STREET NORI n
WEST, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in "a
Llber No 945. folio 1914. ct seq. OF the land KS
records OF the District Of Columbia. and by the
will. on TUESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY
1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. in front Of the prem
real estate situate and lying IN city Of Washington Dis
frct OF olumbia, and known and described as being
huntred and one GOD togesher with all the improve
tenances t. the same. belonging in anywise apper-
tanning This lot improved by two threestory houses
which will he sold separately.
Terms: One third cash balance SIX and twelve months
to bear and to be by deed OF trust
on premises sold, all cash at option Of purchaser
purchasers Al oon n &C.. at purchasers
ss bill off. Terms to DO complied with IN days.
the Trustees the right to resell at the
after five days public notice of such resale in
| some newspaper published In Warrington, d. G.
ALBERT A. WILSOS,l r,..
my2-d&ds j. MAURY DOVE, Afustees.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctoneers
AUCTION SALE OF GOODS REMAINING uNsoLp
AT THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
FAIR a[ at SKATING RINK. LEW YORK AVE
NUE.. BETWEEN HIR Ek NTH AND FOUR
TENTH 1Td :, STREETS NoRTHWEST, CONSIST
FANCY ARTICLES, OIL PAINTINGS. EN-
CRAVINGS, CLOTHING, STOVES. RANGES.
On SATURDAY EVENING. MAY FIFTH. COM
mencing at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK we will
sell. at the above Fair all the Goods remaining
unsold to which tho attention Of buyers respectfully
called nly4-2t
SALE OF CHOICE LOTS. NOS: 10 AND 16. IN
Mar DUPONT CIRCLE. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. MAY ELEVENTH.. AT FIyERa&
p M. will offer for sale on the premises. thatt$
beautiful piece # sround embracing ten hne-
building lots fronting Massachusetts and on
18th street northwest rs WHO or by the single lot
the signs IN the ground he whole embraces 49, 293
square feet each. Title indsputable
Terms: One-third cash balance one and two years
from day of SALE secured by trust deed
sod The notes for deferred payments to bear interest
at SIX per cent per annunl, payable semiannually or
all cash at purchasers option $500 at the sale for
my3-st VIM. P. YOUNG, Auctoneer.
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MT. VERMONT MT. VERMONT

STEAMER W. W. CORCOHAy
leaves I'll. street wharf daily (excspt Sunday for Mt
vernon at lO o'clock D. H. returning reaches Washing
On about $3.50 pm.
oo0 L. L. BLAKT, CAPTAIN.
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BIDS were opened at the Treasury department
for Joiners' work and wood nooring for the court
house and post Office at Charlestown, W. Va
VIM Hall & Son, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio. were the
lowest bidders, at ,333. Bids were also opened
for supplying iron Ratings for the OF the St
Louis custom house. The bid OF the Etna iron
works, OF Quincy, ILL.,, was the lowest, $S96.O6.
COMMISSIONER RAUMs SucCEssoR.-The appoint
ment OF a new commissioner OF internal revenue
| will probably not be made to-day. The President
Will dispose OF the civil service rules before decid
Ing upon that matter It Is known however, that
he has gwen considerable attention to the consid-
GRAFTON OF the question OF Mr.. Raurus successor
As the designation OF Deputy Commissioners
Rodgers TO act as commissioner holds good until
the 10th inst, 1t Is thought that the matter will
not be hurried, and that 1t may be some days be-
fore an appointment is made.
CIVIL SERVICE RULES AT THE CABINET MEET
ING.-At the Cabinet meeting to-day all the men,
bers OF the Cabinet were present The considera-
ton Of the civil service rules as changed at the
last meeting. occupied the attention OF the Presi-
dent and his Cabinet. The members OF the civil
service commission remained at the White House
during the session OF the Cabinet and it Is prOba-
Die that after the amended rules are submitted to
them they will be approved by the President, late
this afternoon.
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DIR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
Certain cure for all Urinary Diseases Impotency 0ees
Syphils, &c. GonOrrhoea cured In 48 hours, VIM
b. ENTW1SLES corner 18th street aud Pcnnsylvanls
syeAue northwest Price $ per box. sent BY mai under
receipt OF price. aniI
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IcORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH
ID AND THE SOITTH


Il AND THE SOUTH.
Inland and Seaboard CoastnR Go. Elegant Steamer
LADY OF THE LAKE, leaves 9th street wharf every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY n $50 p. m.
Stopping at Pney Point and Point Lookout going and
xetnrninx. Connecting In Norfolk with Boston. Prov
south and at Old Point with the Ohio r.
Tickets staterooms be secured at b. o. ticket
once 1881 Pa St. Marc Hotel, boat and general
ofhce 6l3 10Th St. ALFRED wOOb. sec'y q Treas. r.
QTEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON
Leaves Sixth Street Wharf
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
AT AM
stoppinE nearly landings a. far down AZ
Leonard.own Returning Monday morning.
Jnonire at General Office 6l3 18th street or at boat
mbl7
poToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The steamer SUE. Capt ". @. Geoghegan leaves
stephensons wharf foot Of It'll street. every SUNDAY
at O'clock y. m, for Baltimore and River Landings
hetuIninE leaves Baltimore every FRIDAY ut o'clock
p. u.
AL accommodations strictly frst-class.
River freight mutt tie prepaid and viii be received ON
STEPHENSON BRO, Agents,
mlb-bm 9TH street wharf and 18th at. and Pa ave.
T,HE STEAMER MATTANO LEAVE WASHING
O'Clock m, for Potomac River Landings. Lands at
Grinders wharf Sundays down and Wednesda VS. up;
Brents and Chapel Point Thursdays down and Mon
days rr lays in Matfox creek ldestinaon) Sunday and
1hursday nights and NoInint and Prospect Hill
tdestination) Tuesday nights Packages received and
information given at Offices Of G. L. SHERIFF. 325
18th street wharf. nhI2
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MEDICAL. &c.

~ Dr. BfOTHERS, SOC st. s:w: Particular atten-
on pad to all Diseases peculiar t. Iadiea
single All irregularities and Ovarian Troubles trated
Thirty five years experience. my4-lm-
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WOOD AND COAL.

Con- AND Woop.
We have inst received . large lot OF Bakers PINE
WOOD also fresh mined COAL superior Quality for
doLnestc use. all Of which offer ut lowest market
Inc attention OF consumers respectfully invited to
sTEPHENsoN BRO.
ml6 7th Ut. wharf and 18th It. ana aP. AVA.
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MANHOOD REST ORED BY USING A BOTTLE
W o: two Of Dr. BROI HERS Invigoratng Cordial
VII cure any case of Seminal Weakness, Nervous De-
bliIty and lmpotency 1t imparts vgor to the whole
system. 9O6 i st. s.w ar26- I'm.
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hRS. BEOIHEkS AND GRAY GIVE No FREE
prescriptions and send you to some side-show
GTilssst who divides Profits with the doctor. Those
disappoIDtet OF cure OF private diseases should con-
salt Drs- BROTHERS and GRAY. 9O5 at g. W. WIN
furnish medicines, guarantee or no pay. IS
years experience. api2-lms
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II X. ROBERTSON. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
longest established specialist in this city, with Is
ars experience. will guarantee cure in all diseases OF
ilt Urinary Organs Nervous Weakness. Consuta-
Mons strictly confidential. Can be consulted Wednes-
days and Saturdays, from to p. m at his Office 456
Z ST. nv Refers to tbs ,eading physicians of Baid-
more MAIN oflce 80 n. Liberty St. Baltimore. Md.
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ENR. JOHN Trips BLOOD PURIFIER is q certain
~ cure .or syphilis. Scrofua. Ovarun TuInors, Kid
gnaranteed III either stage Seno two stamps for pam.
phiet Revere House. Boston.
tel3-eodly On John TRIpp
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MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA.
w dies: Alternate complaints quickly cured Can ba
consulted daily at l245 7th OH cehOur1
from 10 8 O'Clock D. H.. with ladies' only. f6-4ms
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40 AND SEE PROF. WARNING,
" MEDIUM AND REAL ASTROI O0FR
At us Ninth street northwest
Five thousand dollars to any who can equal him
in telling the past present future causing speedy
marriages bringing separated together in business
AFFAIRS whose advice invaluable. He tells consultors
name IN full, and Ii the only person that can do 40
Prof Warning asks questions and uses no cards OF
any description in his profession. ~
SATISFACTION GIVEN OR NO PAY
Fee--Ladies. 81 /; gentlemen 81. mh3. 59t
MRS ii. A FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER
N1 and Business Medium. has removed to 1924 Tn
street where she viii be pleased to meet her
many friends and customers. fiT Sn. 80
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS on
Nk LIFE. All business con dential Ladies and G3en
femen ~ cents each. 40S street between 4th Ana
9th streets northwest dog Sas.s
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,,,,~,o .~,s> SIDNEY T. THOMAS. Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctlonears sp24-dGdI
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-24

to astronomical observations the
measurement of a degree on the earth's
surface by Mason and Dixon; the ex-
peditions OF Cook, in connection with
the transit of Venus ilis circumnayi
CATION Of the earth his proof that
scurvey, the curse of a long sea voyage,
may be avoided by the use OF vegetable
substances the polar expeditions the
determination of the density of the
earth by Maskeline's experiments at
Scehallion, and by those of Cavendish. !"
Lecturing upon the storage of electri-
city, Prof. Sylvanus Thompson has de-
clared the two great recent discoveries
in science to be that the Gramme ma
chine is reversible and that the Voltaic
battery is reversible. The formor has
solved the problem of the electrical
transmission of power, and the other
the problem of the electrical storage Of
energy. Such storage, however, must
not be mistaken for the storage of the
electricity itself.
The experiments in chemical horticnl-
ture of NJ. Dudouy, of st. Owen, have
been very successful. He has tried
simultaneously three methods of cultiva-
ting legumes, flowers and trees, viz:
with ordinary manures, with chemical
manures in garden soil, and with a
special compound in pure sand. This
special compound, which he calls floral
contains nitrogen, phosphoric acid,
potash, magnesia and sulphur, in SO
concentrated form as to require dilu,-
ton with 10000 times their volume of
water. Duringa period of five years
the artificial soil prepared by treating
sand with floral has yielded plants stri-
kingly better in every respect than
those grown by the other methods.
The body heat of birds is greater
than that Of any other class Of animals,
ranging from LOG to 112degrees Fahren-
heit. Among the mammalia it is from
95 to 105 degrees, varying in adult man
from SO to 100. In sleep it is about a
degree and half lower than when
awake, and in fevers it rises several de-
grees above the normal temperature
| In the young of all animals the body
heat is greater than in the adult-the
difference being few degrees.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-24

A wealthy stock broker, passing along
the street, surprises a 10-year-old urchin
with his hand in the stock brokers'
pocket, attempting to perform the
handkerchief trick. You young
scoundrel =, he exclaims, with severity,
.sare you not ashamed of yourself to-at
your age ?"- Paris Paper.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-24
OPELOUSAs TIN SHOP.

vyyM. LIGHTLEY ANNOUNCES To
e1onsas, He has opened tin shop
next door to M. r. Yetsalg's drug store, oppo-
site Julien Caude's old stand, on Main street.
He is prepared to do all job work, gutterlng
Workmanlike manner. Feb 25-3m
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-24
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

SClEAlIflCE EI1ISCLLLANI . f9=s
German statistics concerning the VI
gtality of children under different meth
fods of. feeding have shown that 1872
sDer cent of the infants nursed by their
mothers have died the first year; OF
those nursed by wet nurses, 80. 43 per
cent died of those artificially fed, gu
per cent died /; and OF those reared IN
institutions, so per cent died. Further
statistical comparisons show that pow
4erty has smaller chance for life than.
competence. Taking 1000 Well-to-do
persons and 1000 poor persons, there
were living at the end of five years
594S Of the prosperous and only 655 OF
poor; after fifty years 557 were left OF
the prosperous, and only 1888 Of the
poor; at 70 years of age 235 Of the pros
porous remained, and but 65 OF the
poor. Among the well-off class the
average length OF life was found to be
fifty years, and among the poor only
thirty
According to Prof. f. G. Philips,
healthy plants may absorb through
! their roots arsenic. The lead and zinc
may enter the tissues in this way with
out harming the plants, but the COM
pounds Of copper and arsenic exert
distinctly poisonous iufuence-tending
to kill the plants when present in the
soil in considerable quantities.
It has recently been pointed out that
the migration or insect pests, like that
of men, is chiefly from east to west.
Noxious insects of innumerable species
have crossed to America from Europe,
those of the Eastern States have
found their way to the Pacific
.coast-but very few have trav-
ersed the opposite course, the
only considerable pests which have
crossed the Atlantic from America
being the grape phyloxera and the
! Colorado potato beetle.
Throughout the universe are scat
tered myriads of star-sytems, each ap-
pearing to the unaided eye as Ia
single point-so great is the dis
tance from us-bnt each consisting OF
two or more great blazing suns,
widely separated, but revolving
about common centre of gravity, and
doubtless attended by planets trav-
vsersing bewilderingly complicated or
bits. OF the double stars many sys-
tens have components of different col
orss the colors being complementary.
This peculiar feature must produce a
striking effect upon the planetary at
tendants OF the coIored suns. What
says Mr.. w. Doberck in recent paper
on double stars, must be the nature OF
those worlds illuminated by two
different suns, one yellow and another
purple Now rises the one and all is
clothed in yellow, now the other, and
illuminated from complementary
sources, every object appears in its ma
tural color. Then sets the yellow sun
and what must be the diversity OF the
effects as it approaches the horizon
And, behold, nature puts on a purple
mantle. Then also that sun sets, and
in the darkness of night, though there
is seldom night where there are two
suns, the starry heavens are seen there
much the same as here, except perhaps
for moons rejecting light from the diff
..erently colored suns. But stars thai
seem large to us are hardly visible there
while our sun is perceived in the teles,
scopes Of the mysterious beings that inhal
- th,so 80. !, -, .rI,,1,as = crlr fain1