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2 Observations and reductions

All photometric observations of NGC7419 were carried out at the Bia\lków Observatory of the Wroc\law University using the 60-cm reflecting telescope equipped with a 576 $\times $ 384 pixels CCD camera covering a 6$^\prime $ $\times $ 4$^\prime $ field of view. In order to detect emission in the H$\alpha $ line, we used two interference filters centred on this line with the full width at half maximum of 20 and 3 nm for wide and narrow H$\alpha $ filter, respectively.

The H$\alpha $ observations of NGC7419 were carried out on a single night of November 15, 1999. We took 11 frames in the wide H$\alpha $ filter and 8 frames in the narrow one with the total integration time of 6600 and 18500 s, respectively. The H$\alpha $ observations were supplemented by observations of the same field through Cousins $R_{\rm C}$ and $I_{\rm C}$filters made on November 15, 1999 ($R_{\rm C}$, a single 600-s frame) and September 17, 1999 and January 6, 2000 ($I_{\rm C}$, twenty 120-s frames). These observations were transformed to the standard system using the photometry of Bhatt et al. (1993), tied to the Landolt (1983) standards. We do not give here the details of transformations and present the photometry in the graphical form only. They are, however, available from the authors upon request. The resulting colour-magnitude diagram (CMD) shown in Fig. 4 is used for distinguishing some of the non-members. All stars which were detected both in the $R_{\rm C}$ and $I_{\rm C}$-filter frames are shown in Fig. 1.

  \begin{figure}\par\resizebox{15,2cm}{!}{\includegraphics{H2360F1.EPS}}\end{figure} Figure 1: Schematic view of our 6$^\prime $ $\times $ 4$^\prime $ field in NGC7419. The diameters of the circles were chosen to resemble the cluster appearance as seen through the $R_{\rm C}$ filter. All emission-line objects listed in Table 1 are labeled with numbers from B94. North is up, east to the left


  \begin{figure}\par\resizebox{13,2cm}{!}{\includegraphics{H2360F2.EPS}}\end{figure} Figure 2: The $\alpha $ index (in mag) for 107 stars brighter than $R_{\rm C}$ = 16.1 mag, plotted as a function of $R_{\rm C}$. Non-members are shown with crosses, cluster members showing H$\alpha $ emission, with open circles (the circles are double for new Be stars), remaining stars, with filled circles. The dashed line corresponds to the expected value of $\alpha $ for zero equivalent width of the H$\alpha $ line


 
Table 1: Stars in NGC7419 showing H$\alpha $ emission. The columns are: (1): Beauchamp et al. (1994) number, (2): Bhatt et al. (1993) number, E precedes the number of a star in the eastern region of the cluster, W, a star in the western region, (3): Kohoutek & Wehmeyer (1997) number, (4) and (5): X and Y coordinate in Fig. 1, (6): right ascension (epoch 2000.0, in hours, minutes, and seconds), (7): declination (epoch 2000.0, in degrees, arcmin and arcsec), (8): $R_{\rm C}$ magnitude (in mag), (9): $(R-I)_{\rm C}$ colour index (in mag), (10): $\alpha $ index (in mag), (11): remarks

BMD
BPMM HBH X Y Right Asc. Decl. $R_{\rm C}$ $(R-I)_{\rm C}$ $\alpha $ Remarks

(1)
(2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)

232
W12 -- 489.5 235.4 22 54 07.10 +60 48 17.3 15.51 1.33 1.417 $\pm$ 0.019 new
239 W14 6206-14 479.9 35.5 22 54 07.55 +60 50 22.7 13.90 1.31 1.291 $\pm$ 0.008  
290 W23 -- 452.0 105.8 22 54 10.05 +60 49 38.9 14.84 1.18 2.064 $\pm$ 0.031 D22-117:
340 W33 -- 428.1 210.6 22 54 12.29 +60 48 33.6 15.41 1.20 1.982 $\pm$ 0.033 new
351 W37 -- 420.8 58.5 22 54 12.63 +60 50 09.0 14.70 1.15 1.756 $\pm$ 0.015 new
389 W45 6206-13 402.8 201.7 22 54 14.42 +60 48 39.5 12.64 1.14 1.505 $\pm$ 0.005 B1-2I:e (B94)
417 -- -- 390.1 88.9 22 54 15.30 +60 49 50.4 13.14 1.06 2.064 $\pm$ 0.008 new
427 W54 -- 387.4 282.0 22 54 15.89 +60 47 49.4 14.03 1.23 1.440 $\pm$ 0.008 new
451 W58 -- 376.6 228.9 22 54 16.71 +60 48 22.8 15.02 1.08 1.946 $\pm$ 0.019 new
458 W60 -- 375.0 236.1 22 54 16.85 +60 48 18.3 14.85 1.12 1.788 $\pm$ 0.016 new
504 E10 -- 361.6 174.0 22 54 17.88 +60 48 57.4 14.08 1.11 1.372 $\pm$ 0.008 new
551 E20 -- 352.9 243.3 22 54 18.75 +60 48 14.1 15.45 1.08 1.958 $\pm$ 0.026 new
582 E25 -- 341.7 183.7 22 54 19.59 +60 48 51.6 14.63 1.02 1.352 $\pm$ 0.011 new
585 E26 6206-12 341.9 208.4 22 54 19.62 +60 48 36.1 13.44 1.02 1.985 $\pm$ 0.008  
620 E30 -- 330.1 87.1 22 54 20.41 +60 49 52.3 13.12 1.14 1.358 $\pm$ 0.006 new
621 E31 -- 331.4 179.7 22 54 20.46 +60 48 54.3 13.93 1.12 2.053 $\pm$ 0.010 new
633 -- -- 326.3 84.0 22 54 20.73 +60 49 54.3 16.04 1.10 1.476 $\pm$ 0.041 new
692 E50 6206-11 305.1 85.3 22 54 22.54 +60 49 53.7 13.05 1.15 1.443 $\pm$ 0.006  
698 -- -- 305.7 235.3 22 54 22.76 +60 48 19.7 15.04 1.04 1.975 $\pm$ 0.042 new
702 E53 6206-18 301.6 68.8 22 54 22.81 +60 50 04.1 13.15 1.13 1.607 $\pm$ 0.006  
728 E57 6206-15 292.6 121.0 22 54 23.67 +60 49 31.5 14.78 1.01 1.355 $\pm$ 0.013  
741 -- -- 289.3 360.7 22 54 24.37 +60 47 01.3 16.08 1.21 1.475 $\pm$ 0.028 new
745 E61 6206-10 288.7 304.6 22 54 24.32 +60 47 36.5 15.39 1.18 1.256 $\pm$ 0.014  
781 E68 -- 270.8 168.2 22 54 25.61 +60 49 02.3 12.89 1.09 1.467 $\pm$ 0.005 new, B1-2I: (B94)
795 E71 6206-09 268.3 270.9 22 54 26.01 +60 47 57.9 15.02 1.17 1.399 $\pm$ 0.015  
815 E75 -- 260.7 162.7 22 54 26.46 +60 49 05.8 14.58 1.02 1.920 $\pm$ 0.022 new
831 E82 6206-08 253.8 183.9 22 54 27.08 +60 48 52.6 13.78 1.03 1.280 $\pm$ 0.007  
884 E90 6206-07 228.1 158.8 22 54 29.24 +60 49 08.7 14.64 1.07 1.403 $\pm$ 0.017  
967 E100 6206-16 194.5 272.9 22 54 32.30 +60 47 57.6 14.62 1.07 2.151 $\pm$ 0.018  
1076 -- 6206-17 143.1 211.4 22 54 36.56 +60 48 36.9 13.21 1.15 1.381 $\pm$ 0.006 D22-124
1129 -- -- 120.2 326.1 22 54 38.72 +60 47 25.3 12.98 1.06 2.115 $\pm$ 0.008 D22-125

950
E96 -- 199.1 110.0 22 54 31.62 +60 49 39.7 10.65 2.95 1.969 $\pm$ 0.004 MY Cep
350 W36 -- 422.0 101.9 22 54 12.60 +60 49 41.8 15.26 1.73 2.064 $\pm$ 0.042 non-member



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