Progresses Still

The foUowtag artlcle, taken from Ui Detroit Kvcning News, teil truth, uu palatable as it may be to some people to hear it ; ' 'Cornet C' or, as t is tn known hi-reafter in the annalsof astrononiy, 'Scliaeherles' cornet," is now plainly visible in ilnorthern sky in the eveninjr. It va at Itl nearest pnint to the sun yestenlay, and. as is the cu.Htoin "f its family when Dear lieailqnaitm, it is moyinff witli u-rrltic hkmI Last nilit l poMtiun was below the pointer- at riiiistcll.uion t' the Grcat Bear, and llmOêt on a line wkh tliem. It is escimated that yoterday it was 58,000,000 miles froni the snn. Tliis is the second cornet dlaoorered by Mr. Sohaeterle, and In this con neet ion it may be stated that thoge wlio have supposed the glory of the university psMed away When Prof. Wataon left It are mistaken. Director Harrinffton and nis assistant, Mr. Bchaeberle, are doing notable work of late, both In the matter of dis(iiviryand less exciting but eo,ual!y valuable observations and itudlet, whicn from lime to time uuulc imblic in seientific liublications."