VENUS,

As intimated last month, continues to be an evening star, making every

evening an increasingly handsome display in the western heavens, her

diameter growing from 12.8″ on the 1st to 14.6″ on the 29th. Her motion,

which is from west to east, amounts during the month to 31° 51′ 37″ of

arc. Her time of setting, on the 1st, 15th and 29th, is as follows: 7:54,

8:26 and 8:57 p. m., respectively. On the 29th, at 10:07 a. m., she will

be in conjunction with, and 32′ south of the moon.

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