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May 2,1896,
Measure of new var. in Horologium

Plate B11931
12.[[crossed out]] 3 [[/crossed out]] 4 n = 3 
v N.S. < 12.6 [[crossed out]] 3 [[/crossed out]] 4 

Plate B6714 
9.7 [[crossed out]] 3 [[/crossed out]] 4
e = .4
V N.S. <10.1 [[ crossed out]] 3 [[/crossed out]] 4 

Plate B5690
11.9 [[crossed out]] 3 [[/crossed out]] 4 
m=.2 
v N.S. <12.1 [[crossed out]] 3 [[/crossed out]] 4 

Plate B 4684 Sp. 
Too Poor.

Plate B [[crossed out]] 6 [[/crossed out]] 5613 Sp.
Too Poor 

Plate B4587 Sp. 
Too Poor. 

Plate B4589 Sp. 
Too Poor 

Plate B4520 Sp.
Too Poor. 

John G. Wolbach Library Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Data System

Transcription Notes:
Horologium, (Latin: “Clock”) constellation in the southern sky at about 3 hours right ascension and 50° south in declination. Its brightest star is Alpha Horologii