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A$TFOROMKA1; 1ZALgULATI1
ECLIPSES, 1882. 1}I}
"There will be two Eclipses this year, both of the Sun, and a I
Transitof the planet Venus over the disc of the Sun.
I. A Total Eclipse of the Sun, May 17, invisible on the
Western Continent.
II. An Annular Eclipse of the Sun, Nov. x1, visible in Pacific
Ocean only.
III. A Transit of the planet Venus across the Sun's disc,
Dec. 6, visible in North and South America and Europe.
Place. Begins. Alt. Ends. Alt.
Boston.......... gh. 40m. 26s. a.m. xg- 3h, z�n. 36s. p. m. xz'
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wgo .. ,8h. 34m. z8s. " xxo zh. 57m. 18s. " xq� New Orleans.., z41n. 30s. x60 xh.
New -York...... h. z8m. c 471n• 55s• o
g 4wi x8 zh.5om.5is. 140 g
San Francisco Sun rises with Venus xxh. 4vn. 1s. 30� $I
upon disc.
The "Altitude" is the Sun's distance from the horizon
when the occurrence takes place.
MORNING STARS,
MERCURY, until Jan. 6; and from Feb. 22 to May 2 ; June
28 to Aug. 14; and Oct. zz to Dec. x6. VENUS, until Feb .2o;
and aD
fter ec. 6. MARS, after Dec. 1o. J UPITER, from May 5
30 to Sept. 23. SATURN, from May 6 to Aug. 18. URANUS,
from Sept. 11 to Dec. 15. NEPTUNE, from May 6to Aug. 11'
EVENING STARS,
MERCURY, from Jan.6 to Feb, 22; May z to Ju11e 28 , Aug.
14 to Oct, 22 ; and after Dec. 16. VENUS, from Feb, 20 to
Dec. 6. MARS, until Dec. 10. UP11'ER, until May 30; and
after Sept. 23. SATURN, until May 6 ; and after Aug. 18.
URANUS, until Sept. 11 ; and after Dec. 15. NEPTUNE,
until May 6 ; and after Aug. 11.
PLANETS BRIGHTEST•
MERCURY, Feb. 3-6; May 28 to June 1; and Sept- 25-28;
setting after the Sun. Also, March 21-24; July 19-22; and
Nov. 7-10; rising before the Sun. VENUS, Nov. I. ,
not this year. J UPITER, I)ec. 18. MARS
SAT
NUS, March 6. NEPTUNE, Nov. 9,URN, Nov. xq, URA'
McVABLE FEASTS AND CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES,
SeptubagesimaSun....Feb. 5 Whit Sunday,,,,,,,, May 28
Sexageslnla " 12 Trinity "
Quinquagesima " May
Ash Wednesda „ �9 Corpus Christi....... " g
22 Advent Sunday...... Dec.
Quadragesima 'un... 26 Dominical Letter........ A
Mid -Lent Sunday.... Mar. 12 Epact........
Palm Sunday......., A�r. z Golden Num " 11
Good Fri(,a ber...... • .. 2
Easter Su a 7 Solar Cycle .............. 15
Low y"""' 9 Roman Indiction........ 10
Rogation 16 Julian Period-:,, ........6
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