PLANETS.

H.M.H.M.
Mercury sets8 03 eve. Saturn rises8 59 eve.
Venus rises2 42 mo. Saturn in meridian2 58 mo.
Jupiter in meridian10 52 eve. Neptune rises10 27 eve.

FIRST MAGNITUDE STARS

H.M.H.M.
Alpheratz rises6 54 eve. Regulus sets7 29 eve.
Algol (var.) rises8 34 eve. Spica sets9 24 eve.
7 stars (Pleiades) rise10 53 eve. Arcturus sets0 08 mo.
Aldebaran rises0 17 mo. Antares sets11 24 eve.
Capella rises9 40 eve. Vega in meridian9 15 eve.
Rigel Rises2 23 mo. Altair in meridian10 27 eve.
Betelgeuse rises2 08 mo. Deneb in meridian11 19 eve.
Sirius rises4 24 mo. Fomalhaut rises9 34 eve.
Procyon rises3 59 mo.

REMARKS

REMARKS

Mercury is brightest this date, and furthest from the sun August 13. Venus will be at her descending node August 17. Jupiter will be near the moon August 17, 4h. 20m. morning, being the moon's apparent diameter north; this will be an occultation south of the equator. Saturn will be near the moon August 16, being about 7° south.

There will be a partial eclipse of the moon August 16, in the evening. The moon will rise more or less eclipsed east of Kansas, west of which no eclipse will be visible.

Middle.End.
H.M.H.M.
Boston7 24 eve. 8 50 eve.
New York7 12 eve. 8 38 eve.
Washington7 00 eve. 8 26 eve.
Charleston6 48 eve. 8 14 eve.
Chicago————7 44 eve.
St. Louis————7 33 eve.
New Orleans————7 34 eve.

The following shows the appearance of the moon when the eclipse is greatest -7·1 digits, or 0·596 of the moon's diameter.