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3 "such units. — an average of 49. 81, showing more opposing winds than usual the past month.
The average direction of the wind the present autumn has been W. , 49' 8' N, while the average the last 19 autumns has been W. 12°, 58' N. , or 36° 10' less northerly than the autumn just closed. The relative progressive distance travelled the last fall was 1 17. 7 units, and during the last 19 falls 2078 such units, an average of 109. 4, showing less op- posing winds the last fall than usual. D. W.
Na...tr-k. Dec. 5, 1888.
[Specially computed for The Popular Science Neu'S-J ASTRONOMICAF, PHENOMENA FOR JANU- ARY 1889. JCc/ipxe. I. — There will be two eclipses during the month. The first is a total eclipse of the sun on Jan. I. The line of totality begins near the Aleu- tian islands, extends south and east through the Pa- cific ocean, meets the California coast a little north of San Francisco, thence runs north and east into British North America, and ends there near longi- tude 96°. Total eclipse occurs in California at about 2 p.

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