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Following is the order of exercises: Hymn, "Jerusalem the Golden"--Ewing, Choir. Invocation, Professor Hale. Anthem, "Thy sun shall no more go down"--O. B.Brown, Choir. Scripture Reading, Professor Hale. Address, Dr. Crothers. Prayer, Dr. McKenzie. Anthem, "The Path of the Just"--Roberts, Choir. Hymn, "For all the Saints'--Barnby, Congregation. Benediction...
...point in its loopshaped orbit at which it was previously observed by Professor Wendell. The atmosphere was fairly clear and several views were taken, but their value is not yet assured. By a comparison of the two sets of photographs, however, obtained under similar conditions is hoped that the path, size and distance of the planet from the earth may be much more accurately determined than would have otherwise been possible. The collection of astronomical pictures from which to determine this final data will be more complete at the Harvard Observatory than any other in the country. Although the planet...
Wednesday night, for the second time, a watch was kept at the Observatory for the expected shower of Leonids, but only seventy-six meteors were counted, of which forty-three were Leonids, that is, had a path radiating from Leo. A watch was kept last night and will probably be kept tonight for the fourth and last time. However, it is hardly expected that there will be a shower, as the orbit of the Leonids is too far from the earth--about one and three quarters million miles. Moreover, the number of Leonids seen has decreased since 1898; less were...
Dean Briggs asks if the enjoyment we wish to put into education as sufficiently robust, and also, granting we approve of an elective system in College, whether the secondary and grammer schools should follow in the same path...
...eclipse of the sun this morning will be partial over Cambridge shortly after nine o'clock. The path of total eclipse, which is but fifty-four miles in width, extends from Mexico across the United States to Norfolk, Va., and ends at Thebes, Egypt. The shadow will begin over Mexico soon after eight o'clock, and traveling at an average rate of twenty-seven hundred miles an hour will reach Egypt about half-past eleven...