93 3462 94

1 5 . 1 0 1 s 14.10, R 1 5 . 1 0 ~ S 15.10 R

1897 1T.m.Algerl da 1 dd ~ Cp. 1Obs.l a app. 1 logp.d/ 6 app. 1 logp.dl Red. ad 1. app. 1 * ... ~ - ____________ _ _

1 8 ~ 9m50?54 18 9 49.93 18 8 5 8 . 2 2

18 8 57.31

Juni 91 1 1 ~ 3 2 ~ 4 1 ' 9 / 11 48 37

10 9 44 37 10 ~ 10 o 5 5

- 1 ~ 1 9 5 6 7 ' - 3'39Y4 - I 2 0 . 2 8 1 - 3 39.7 -1 4.23 I - 0 46.7 - I 5 .14 , - o 47.6

(416) V a t i c a n a . 18 .12 i s o 33 58.30 9.47Znl -14 23 25.3 +4.45 +29.3i 10

+4.47 +29.I I I 0 14.101 s I 0 31 11.41 ~ 9 . 4 6 ~ ~ 1 -14 31 17.4

( 1 1 ) P a r t h e n o p e .

I

2

4

5

6

3

. . 21.12 S I 1 2 49.46

I 10 23.17 1:::4 ~ I I 8 43.21

1 4 ~ 5m35528 1 5 48 16.03

16 46 50.20

16 43 17.47

1 7 18 37.31

' 5 41 20.74

Sept. 28.

8.4 110.3 ~

7.5 , 8.0

Des nuages viennent interrompre l'observation.

P o s i t i o n s m o y e n n e s d e s C to i l e s d e c o m p a r a i s o n p o u r 1897.0.

7.7 I 9 7 8.2 , I 0 2

~

I

d

- 12' 49' SOY9 -11 48 13.8 - 1 1 31 30.5 - 2 5 5 43.9

7 . 7 , 8.2

-24 53 27.8

I

+ 7 I 1 23.4

AutoritC

'Iz(Lam5 1492 + M I 9910) Schj. 5622 W, 15h861 '/% (Cord. GC. 2 2 8 2 5 +

'Iz (Cord. GC. 2 2 7 2 7 + AWe. 12894)

Awe. 12847) BB. V I 33 5 5

0 34 53.11 I 1 4 25.23

b I AutoritC

+ 7 " 24' 818 - 2 7 54 2.9

- 2 7 51 40.0

-14 2 7 0.1

- o 26 10 .2

- 0 4 5 45.0

BB*VI 3343 'I2 (Cord. GC. 24903 +

'Iz (Cord. GC. 24875 + '/2 (BB.VI oh5 I + M, 367) ' h (W, 1h185 + M, 649) 'I8 (BB.VI 190 + MI 628

A@, '7964)

. AOe, '7933)

+ M, 367)

Fourth List of New Double Stars d i s c o v e r e d a t t h e R o y a l O b s e r v a t o r y , C a p e of G o o d H o p e .

(Communicated by David Gill, C. B., F. R. S., LL. D., etc., H. M. '4stronomer). ~~~~ _ ' 1 P. A. Dist

S . Decl , Name l i

No. I :

- ~~~~~~ ~

Lac. 4664 Lac. 4835 Lac. 5462 AOe, 13258 Lac. 6046 Lac. 6066 Cord. ZC. 1 4 ~ 3 2 6 9 Moesta 1283 U. A. I 03 Lupi Lac. 6399 Cord. ZC. 15h1800 Cord. ZC. 15h2046 Cord. ZC. I 5h2073 Cord ZC. I 5h22 14 Brisb. 546 I Lal. 31x52

RA. _ - ~ _

~~ ~~~

x i h 8m22S

1 1 34 59 13 I 1 2

13 5 1 28 I 4 39 10

'4 43 ' 3 I4 52 55 ' 5 5 '9 '5 2 2 35 '5 2 7 7 7 1 5 28 2 7

75 3' I4 ' 5 3' 40 15 33 41 ' 5 40 1

' 7 3 53

_ ~~

70°40:4 32 53.7 40 45 3 2 7 2.0

68 5.9 7 2 46.7

44 38.2 3 ' 7 8 64 4 6 6 64 1 1 8 31 I 1 . 7 30 55.3 3' 3.7 43 55.9 2 7 38.8

41 33.3

95 3462

Magnitudes _ _ _ _ _

~ _ _ -~

7.2 I 9.7 8.2 , 9.7

1~ P. A. I Dist. I 900 KA. S. Decl.

Name Notes

I_ ~

I

~ ~ _ _ - _ ~ -

Lac. 7357 Lac. 7407 Lac. 7601 Lac. 7807 Lac. 7868 Cord. DM. -34'?1332 I

Lac. (8066) Cord. ZC. I 9h9 16 C. P. D. --48?10191 Lac. 8289 Lac. 8614 Lac. 8694 Lac. 9346

I1 pianetino (201 ) Penelope, anziche di I 1.45 come doveva essere second0 i suoi costanti di splendore e la formola del R. A. J., apparve nei giorni 2 0 , 2 1 e 2 2 No- vembre fra 9.9 e 1 0 . 1 , essendo stato paragonato colle

N o t e s . a. Found on 4th July 1897. This star was noted as

triple at Arequipa in 1891 - see Harvard Circular No. 18, 2qth July 1897 (A. N. 3447). The meagreness of the in- formation there given viz. that it has two coniites within 30" seems to justify its retention here as a new pair as it is not apparent if the close star was seen at hrequipa.

The stars in the above list have been found by Mr. R. T. A. Innes with the 7 in. equatorial of this observatory. The angles and distances are estimated.

The stars in the first list and some of those in the second list have been numbered in the Monthly Notices R. A. S. Vol. 5 7 part 7. The remaining stars in the second list have been numbered as follows :

147-149 RA. 2 h ~ 7 m to 2 h 5 2 m

150-151 u 3 15 )) 3 18 152-153 8 4 I p 4 4 '54 ), 4 2 7

grandezze date da BD. delle stelle ad esso prossime. I1 fatto 6 tutt' altro che nuovo, ma la forte differenza merita di essere conosciuta per richiamare l'attenzione degli astronotni sull' argoniento dello splendore dei pianetini.

- ~- -

37" 49:7 46 52.5 63 54.8 4 2 '5.5 33 42.5 34 38.5 33 27.3 48 38.5 48 5 5 . 0 47 40.2

76 31.8

55 34.0 60 37.0

. ~~

I 2 0 "

I 2 0

5 '30 230

315 2 2 5 I 80 I 60 300

1 0

I 2 0 I00

~

~ ._

I"

5 0.9 I .8

0.5 1.5

0.8

0.7 0.9

2

1.1

2

1.2

Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope, 1897 Oct. 13.

155-159 RA. ~ ~ 5 5 " ' to (jh47'" 160-168 B 7 36 B 8 2 7

f Velorum. This star was noted here on 25th Jan. 1897 but had been seen previously by Prof. See (on 7th Jan.). It is also to be found in Harv. Circ. No. 18 (A. N. 3447)

The stars in the third list have been numbered as follows: 169-176 RA. gh 7"' to I I ~ I"'

177-193 RA. 0 ~ 2 3 ' " to 8h 9"

198-220 )) 9 16 p 13 19 2 2 1 )) I 3 31 222-230 >) 13 37 )) 17 53

194-197 )) 8 ' 7 9 4

E r r a t a . Innes 2 0 . This star is Lac. 9067, mag. 6.8, RA. =

Innes 180. For gh4zm9' read 6h42m29S. 2 z h I I ~ , S. Decl. = 63" 30'.

Planet (34) Circe. Corr. der Ephemeride (Veroff. R. I. Nr. 5): Nov. 25 - I 2' 0'.

Planet (61) Danae. Pianeta (261) Prymno. Effemeride nelle Veroff. R. I. Nr. 5 concorda. A. Abetti. Planet (273) Atropos. Correction der Ephemeride (Verdff. R . I. Nr. 5): Nov. 24 + 7" ~8~ + i1r7

Planet (287) Nephthys. Corr. der Ephetneride (Veroff. R . I. Nr. 5) : Nov. 23 - 2 I' -0r4. Benko. Planet (326) Tamara. Corr. der Ephemeride (Veroff. R. I. Nr. 5) : -43s - 2:3. Gr. I z m . Y. Pnlzsa. Pianeta (376) (1893 AM). Corr. dell' effemeride (Veroff. R . I. Nr. 5) : +4zS + 1'. Gr. 12.5. A. Abetti.

W. Luther. Corr. der Ephemeride (A. N. 3448) : Nov. 26 - 3s 0'. Benko.

Gr. 13.5 ; Nov. 26 -1-7" 28" + I 1:3. J. Palisa.

I n h a l t zu Nr. 3462. I. v . Benko. Beobachtungen von kleinen Planeten. 81. - W. VilZigcr. Beobachtungen der Planeten 1897 DG und DH. 89. - Rambaud et Sy. Observations de petites planktes. 91. - D. GiZZ. Fourth List of New Double Stars. 93. - E. MilZo- sevich. Sulla grandezza di (201) Penelope. 95. - Correctionen von Planeten-Ephemeriden. 95.

Geachlosaeu 1897 Dec. I , ,Herausgeber: H. K r e u t z . Druck von C. S o h a i d t . Expedition : Kiel, Wrangelatrasse 6 .