—Full Moon 6. l&—Last Quarter s.
32—New Moon 2;—First Quarter H 9—Moon in Perigee 9 am 25—Moon in Apogee 3. am.
'RISING AND Serve or Moon
6.49 p.m. 0.14 a.m Souths Sets 10.08 pin. 404 am. 240 a.m 991 am. $35 am 032 pin. 1030 am. 358 pin. 236 pin. 817 pin. 6.13 p.m. 11.50 p.m.
AND SETTING oF SUN
Equat. of time Sets supt. 19 min. 10 sec 457 supt. 7 min. 11 sec. 458 54 supt. 3 min. 52 sec 590 supt 0 min. 23 sec. 503 Aspects of Principal Planeta is "neither morning nor if the first part of the month. It rises nearly two hours before the Sun in the last week, and may be Seen at 6 o'clock about 5 degrees above the southeast horizon. Stationary on the 5th, it moves retrograde, westward, ind stationary on the 24th, it moves again eastward. Sets on the Ist at 6.13 pim.; on the 16th rises at 5.16ram.
Venus, moving in Libra, is a morning star, rising in the late dawn in the fist week of the month. It rises ear-Her auer me sth, arter having revoverea its true or cree moron Magnitude—52 to—44. Kises on Lie Ast at 9.24 aum.; on the 16th at 4.13 a.m, magnitude 5% to -44 Mars is a morning sier, still r suu about " O'clock. Mars moves Hora and is therefore low in U and rises &.S.t nitride 19 to nisses on Ast at swe on 16th Jupier may still be observed in the south ana southwest during tne early evening. It moves unio Aquarius. magunude 19^ t0 Li; its light need: about 4" minutes ior attauung our kann. sets on ist at lvAl pan; on i&th at-$3z p.m.; on sist at 99 p.m.. Saturn moves in the constewatiou Pisces, its stung approaches rapidly to midnight, ne southern side or its rings may now be seen th ut being now about 8 di On Ist at 2.14 a.m.; on loth at 1.18 a. On hsi at U0 a.m. bororo dawn, and may e first part of the night. Sets on ist at 426 am; on the 15th at 359 aum. on tne dist at 254 aum.
Neptune in Leo rises in the late evening, on Ist at 645.am. on 15th at 151 pin. on lst at 19.3 p.m.
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