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152 [[left margin]] [[underlined]]Copy[[/underlined]] [[/left margin]] [[underlined]]January 11, 1894 [/underlined]] [[strikethrough]]D[[/strikethrough]] 4300 X Virginis [[2 columned table]] |1892 Feb. 4|10.80| |1892 Feb. 9|10.10| |1892 [[strikethrough]]18[[/strikethrough]]Feb. 18|10.6| |1892 March 5|10.6| |1892 June 1|10.8| |1893 Feb. 24|10.6| |1893 March 13|10.6| |1893 Nov. 9|10.8| |1893 Nov. 16|10.6| |1893 Dec. 12|10.8| |1893 Dec. 20|10.8| |1894 Jan. 8|10.8| From Ms. Chandler's catalog: "Disc by Peters 1871; comp by Schönfeld and Chandler. A period of about 340 d is consistent with a large part of the very defective data" It looks as if X Virginis had stopped varying 94/1/10 (Signed) W.M.R. Exam. of Photographs Plate I 6147 [[left margin]] [[image]] x y w [[/left margin]] [[left margin]] Plate I 6147 w 4 v v l y [[/left margin]] The star X ^[[immediately]] follows an eleventh magnitude star and is about 30" N. The eleventh magn. star is probably the one observed by Mr. Reed since the star assumed to be X is at least 1.5 to 2.0 magns. fainter than it Mr. Reed observed X and not the eleventh magn. star as was supposed in the above note.
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image = star chart