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THIS COMPANY RECEIVED THE Highest Awards at the World's Columbian Exposition, CHICAGO, 1893. 1st.--" Asphalt and Asphaltic Cements." 20.-" Trinidad Asphalt Pavements." 3rd.—“ Machinery and Processes.” F. V. GREENE, President, J. C. ROCK, Secretary, CHAS. K. ROBINSON, Treasurer, F. J. BRISTOL, Asst. Secretary, The Barber Asphalt Paving Co., No. 1 Broadway, New York. For Plans and Estimates apply to Washington Building. 15 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK, We will mail free on application our Catalogue of *High Class Seeds, (Published on the 1st day of January of each year,) ONTAINING the largest collection in the world, with illustrations, descriptions, and full directions for culture. Spring Bulb Catalogue published in March ; Fall Bulb Catalogue, published in September, free on application, ECLIPSES, 1895. (Astronomical calculations, tables, etc., made expressly for THE TRIBUNE ALMA NAC by Berlin H. Wright, Penn Yan, N. Y.) There will be five eclipses this year-two of the moon and three of the sun. I. A total eclipse of the moon March 10, visible in North and South America, Europe and Western Asia. (See table below.) On March 22, 1913, this eclipse returns again. and will be seen on the west coast of America and in Asia. II. A partial eclipse of the sun March 26, of 44 digits, not visible in the United States; visible in Arctic America and N. E. of Hudson's Bay, Greenland, England, and the Northern Pacific Ocean. This eclipse returns again April 6, 1913, and will then be seen in British America and Alaska. III. A partial eclipse of the sun August 20, of 3 1-5 digits, invisible in North South America; visible in N. W. Asia and N. E. Europe. It returns again August 31, 1913, but smaller, and will be seen in Greenland and the eastern part of British America. IV. A total eclipse of the moon September 3 and 4, visible in North and South America, Western Europe and Africa. (See table below.) This eclipse returns again September 15, 1913, and will be seen on the western coast of America (the moon setting while eclipsed), also in Asia. V. A partial eclipse of the sun September 18, of nearly 9 digits; visible in the South Pacific Ocean and Northern Australia. It returns again September 29, 1913, larger, and will be seen in the South Pacific Ocean and in New Zealand. or Day E EARTA'S Inter Eastern Central Moun. Pacific Colon'l. tain. H. M. H. M. H. M. H.M. H, M. 10 9:54 E 8:54 E 7:54 E 6:54 E 5:54 E March 11. September 4. TO FIND THE TIME OF GREATEST ELONGATION OF POLARIS. By adding the numbers in the annexed table for any given latitude to the time of meridian passage of Polaris (the Pole Star), given in another table, the time of its greatest western elongation is found. If the same number be subtracted instead of added, we get the time of greatest eastern elongation. At the time of either elongation the magnetic Constant Lati. Lati. Lati. Constant bearing may be taken with for for for tudo tude tudo the compass, using that North, Elonga North, Elonga. North. Elonga- elongation which occurs at tion. tion. tion. night. The eastern elono gations occur at night from o H. M. 8. H. M. 8. H.M.8. April 1 to October 11, and 29 00 5:56:14 34 30 5:55:34 40 00 5:54:48 the western elongations oc29 30 5:56:11 35 00 5:55:30 40 30 5:54:44 30 00 5:56:07 cur at night all the rest of 35 30 5:55:26 00 5:54:39 5:56:03 30 30 36 00 5:55:22 41 30 the year. Correct local time 5:54:35 31 00 5:56:00 5:55:18 36 30 42 00 is to be used, and bearings 5:54:30 31 30 5:55:56 taken on the star promptly 37 00 5:55:14 42 30 5:54:25 on 32 00 5:55:53 37 30 time; but an error of 5:55:10 43 00 5:54:20 half a minute or even a 33 30 5:55:46 39 00 5:55:02 44 30 5:54:10 minute the timepiece 33 00 5:55:46 38 30 5:55:02 44 00 5:54:10 will the 33 30 5:55:42 39 00 5:54:57 44 30 5:54:05 bearing, as Polaris then 34 00 5:55:38 39 30 5:54:53 45 00 5:54:00 moves nearly vertically. 1 1 in Wednesday } EMBER DAYS. after March 6, 8, 9. |