URANUS,

Whose direct motion during the month is estimated at 1° 3′ 26″, continues

its _role_ as evening star, setting at the following times: On the 1st at

11:10; on the 15th at 10:16; and on the 30th at 9:17 p. m. On the date

last named, _Beta Virginis_ will be only two minutes south of and will

set at the same time as the planet. On the 19th, at 2:00 p. m., Uranus

will be eleven minutes north of Mars; and on the 26th, at 9:57 a. m. will

be 2° 43′ north of the moon.

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