URANUS

Will be morning star throughout the month, moving eastwardly 1° 40′ 45″;

diameter increasing about one-tenth of a second. On the 8th, at 3:00 a.

m. will be 1° 10′ south of Mercury; on the 16th, at 7:19 p. m., 2° 5′

north of the moon. Its times of rising are as follows: On the 1st, 5:13

a. m.; on the 16th, 4:19 a. m.; on the 31st, 3:24 a. m.

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