59

337

8

8-73

8.5--

IO.2

an

Soule

It  is  probable,  therefore,  that  this  star  has  no  sensi-

1897.
70

340

i

9.09

yi

D

ble  motion  of  its  own,  and

that  AB

form  a  physical

1898.
61

340

6

8.89

8-5--

10.5

yi

A

system.
Discovered

with

the  i

5  ^  -inch

at  the

Washburn

[P  (x).../3'...03...0   (3048).
.ft   (Pub.
L.    O.   II).  .  .Aitken

Obse

"vat

ory.
The

chan

ee  shown

by  the  measures

P  813.      W=  XVI.  66 1

R.A.   i6h  23™    2s   /
Decl.   +  26°  48'  \

o  //

1881.30     165.4         0.96        8.4...    8.4     yi     ft


1888.61    165

Discovered
Observatory.
r/s(xn).../*...
4          1.09         8.5  .  .  .    8.6
with  the  1  5  ^  -inch  at  the

Comstock  (Pub.  Washburn  Obsy

P  814.      W2  XVI.  676

R.A.  1  6"  23™  9s  [
Decl.  .+   40°    9'  \

yi     Com
Washburn

VI)...]

o

//

1881.38

T,22

6

o

36

8.4...   8.7

3«

ft

1891.32

324

I

0

31

8.4..-   8.4

3«

ft

1893-57

318

9

O

25

-+-

i»

Com

1895.62

328

4

O

25

-+-

3»

Com

1896.43

331

9

o

25

2«

Com

1898.47

325

9

o.
29

8+...    8  +

211

D

1898.53

325

2

o

28

in

Lew

1898.67

326

4

o

35

8.5...    8.5

3«

A

Discovered

with

the  i

5  y2  -inch  at  the

Washburn

Observatory.
The

measures    show    no    sensible

change.
[8  (xiO

8*

8  (it

u>

8    (Pub.    L.    0.   n)

.  .Comstock

is  certainly  due  to  proper  motion  of  one  star  or  the
other.  PORTER  finds  no  evidence  of  this  in  the
meridian  observations  of  A.  The  companion  has
an  apparent  annual  motion  of  of  155  in  the  direc-
tion of  I4i?6.  This  is  unusual  in  so  small  a  star.
