Latitude by Altitudes of a Star or Planet , near the Meridian. 
February 17th, 1899, the following observations were taken of a Canis Majoris ( Sirius ) 
when near the meridian to determine the Latitude, watch being 15 m. 30 sec. slow of G.M.T. 
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