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CosEr DISCOVERED AT fRIscEToS.-The e,bi,ined let Ill the Philadelphia United States Gazette, makes known circumstance "hich VIII no doubt set our astronomers bos at work 10 procure isore definite inio,maion: -

 PHILADELPHIA, May ', 1915. 1 have ,h,s day received letter from Prof Ste- phen Alexander, of r. nceln College, informing me That yesterday morning ffev'us tn the rising ol 'he sun rcI.psed lie saw aIiuut degrees north of the ,,oiut where The rose, apiearaDee resembling tb. tail of the great cou,et of i5l3

 Perhaps thi. phenomenon is ,he same as that oflhe con,et discovered by De Vico, ai Rune. the 25lh Of February last. Yours respectfully,

 SEARS c. WALKER. !