INDEX TO VOLUME XIX.

British Museum Psychological Memoirs, 179; New | Drummond, A. T., on lake temperatures, 47.
Guinea, Sir Wm. Macgregor's journey in, 355.
Brockway's Essentials of Phy-ics, 177.
Brooklyn I stitute, 33; and political science, 282.
Brooks, W. K., on Johns Hopkins marine laboratory,

Drummond's Natural Law in the Spiritual World,
177.

10.

Browning Cyclopædia, 11.

Buckley's Moral Teachings of Science, 67.
Buddhism in the Occident. 316.
Bulfinch's Age of Fable, 361.

Bullet, modern, wo auds from, 341.

Dust, microbes in, 102; in the air, 242.
Dymond, T. S., on lettuce, 201.

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Earthquakes in Japan, 187.

Easter I-land native language, 256.

Education, relation of business to college, 297.

Butler's The Place of Comenius in the History of Edwards, Amelia B., death of, 271.
Education, 361.

Bythoscopidæ, local, 318.

C

Call, R. Ellsworth, on artesian wells in Iowa, 310; on
human hyoid bone. 60.

Campbell's The Puritan in Holland, England, and
America, 332.

Canada, Royal Society of, 307, 337.
Carlyle lectures, 25.

Carus's Homilies of Science, 11, 39.
Cathcart's Literary Reader, 278.

Cats, singular, 173.

Anthropology, 165; application of psychological re- Celis, the question of the, 146, 175, 194, 207, 235.

search to, 2 2; notes on, 146; of Europe, 49.
Anthropometric scheme, 202.

Ant-nest beetles, 117.

Archæology at University of Pennsylvania, 130.
Architectural exhibition in Brooklyn, 254; scholar-
ship for Philadelphia, 3C9.

Argentine Republic, F. J. Matthew's journey in, 354.
Armstrong and Norton's Laboratory Manual of
Chemistry, 181.

Arsenic in common life, 3; poisoning from fabrics,
104.

Art Motives, identity of primitive, 286.
Artesian wells in the Sahara, 327; in Iowa, 310.
Appalachian Mountain Club exploration, 327.
Appleton's General Guide, 863.

Chaffaujon, on Venezuela, 171.
Chalicotherium, ancestry of, 276.
Chamberlain, A. F., on Nanibozhu, 19.
Chambers's Encyclopædia-IX., 293.
Chandler, C. F., on arsenic 3.
Chandler, H., on rain-making, 66.
Charencey, H. de, on a native Maya historian, 23).
Chatelier, A., on Mahgreb, 34?.
Children, growth of, 256, 281.
Chinook jargon, 129.

Edwards, C. S., 75.

Edwards, Henry, entomological collection of, 159.
Edwards's, Henry, publications, 82.
Ehrenreich, P, on Brazilian tribes, 231.
Ehrenreich's Volkerkunde Braziliens, 68.
Else berg's Bacteriological Diagnosis, 291.
Electrical engineer, the education of the, 344.
Electricity in agriculture, 35, 109.
Element, a new, 329.

Embryonic causes of variation, 202.

Endlich's Blowpipe Analysis, 332.

English mechanics to visit Chicago exhibition, 81.
Epidemics, atmospheric theory of, 144.

Epileptic automatism, 45

Eskimo throwing-sticks, 332.

Esmarch, G. von, 5.

Ethnic nosology, 342.

Evaporation and condensation, 101.

Everhart, Dr., on Texas Academy of Sciences, 358.
Ewell, Erwin E., on coffee-berry carbohydrates, 349.
Exhibition building, New York, 103; Columbian, in
Spain, 239; Historical American, in Madrid, 37; re-
ligious, 101; of objects used in worship, 215, 225;
South African, 354.
Eye-habits, 53.

Churchil's Men, Mines, and Animals of South Af- Eyes, the, and facial expression, 253.
rica, 279.

Ashmead, Albert S., on immunity from disease, 342. Coal in Argentine Republic, 103; in Straits of Magel- Family traits, 1 5, 221 319; types, 261.
Asia Minor, pre-historic ethnology of, 286.

Color question, 175, 264.

Columbia College School of Pure Science, 61.
Combustion of human body, 100.

Comet, a, 189, 275; Denning, 171, 229 246; Swift, 145,
229, 246, 317; Winnecke's, 9, 78, 171, 246, 275, 317;
Wolf s, 9, 78.

Commerce, evolution of, 216; prehistoric, between
Arica and Asia, 175.

Comstock, J. H., on wire-worms, 18.
Comstock, T. B., on vein-formation, 214.
Congress of archæology and zoology at Moscow, 159;
botanical, 241, 3:0; of experimental psychology, 44;
geographical at Genoa, 313; geographical, in Spain,
239; orientalists, 355.

Conn, H. W., on uses of bacteria, 258.

Conway, W. M., on the dawn of art in the ancient
world, 342.
Coreau paper, 327.

Baur, G., on Galapagos Islands, 38, 166; on fauna of Corn-plant, chemical composition of, 211; planting,
Galapagos Islan 18, 176.

Bone, human hyold, 60.

Bonvalot's Across Thibet, 81.
Books, forthcoming scientific, 192.

Bostwick, Arthur E., on estimates of distance, 118.
Botanical laboratory, 185; nomenclature and con-
gress. 284.

Botany in high schools, 91; section of A. A. A. S., 81.
Bower in Thibet, 284.

Bradley, Milton, on color, 175.
Brain, the avian, 16.
Brazilian tribes, 231.
Bread-rai-ing, 60.

Brinton, P. G., anthropological notes, 146, 174, 202,
230, 255, 256, 316 342; on the Celts, 194, 235; on Euro-
pean origin of white race, 360; on Hongote lan-
guage, 277.

Dareste, on artificial production of monsters, 202.
Davis, W. M., 271, on Loup Rivers, 107, 220.

Deaf, association for teaching speech to the, 173;
higher education of the, 199, 231.

Dehli and Chamberlin's Norman Monuments in
Palermo, 25.

Deserts of North America, 158.
Diamond, large, 75.
Diamonds, hardness of cut, 331.
Dietrich, Dr. F. C., death of, 2.

Dimmock, George, on electricity in agriculture, 109.
Diphtheria propagated by steam, 229; tox-albumin,
198.

Famine in Russia, 131.
Farrington, E. H., on corn-plant, 211.
Fasts, famous, 3.

Ferree, Barr, on an architectural scholarship, 309; on
Brooklyn architictural exhibition, 254; on historical
American exhibition in Madrid, 37.

Ferrero, G., on criminal anthropology of woman, 316.
Fertilizer, experiments at Georgia station, 102.
Field, Geo. W., 172.

Findlay's Working of an English Railway, 178.
Fire-ball, 249.

Fishes, distribution of, 187; Dr. Storer's work on, 295.
Fiske's Discovery of America, 180; Evolution in Sci-
ence, Philosophy, and Art, 69; History of the United
States, 208.

Fitzner, R., on lotos eaters, 230.
Flexner, S., on tox-albumin diphtheria, 198.
Floridite, 3.

Flower's The Horse, 68.

Fog, Frank's explanation of, 61; in London, 4.
Food exhibition, 74.

Forbes, Henry O., on extinct birds of New Zealand
163.

Foshay, P. Max, on the Celts, 175.
Fossils, gigantic, 99.

Fothergill's The Will Power, 179.
Foxes in Australia, 313.
Fruit-trees, is it dangerous to spray,
Fungi on plants, 172, 243.

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275.

Gabelentz's Sprachwissenschaft, 96.
Galapagos Islands, 38, 166; fauna of, 176.

Gallaudet, E. M., on the higher education of the
deaf, 231.

Games, children's, 11.

Garman, S., on distribution of fishes, 187; on Sistrurus
and Crotalophorus, 290; on Dr. Storer's work on
fishes, 295; on vesicles of S1vi, 128.

Gatschet, A. S., on Klamath language, 256.
Geer, de, Gerard, 271.

Geikie, A., on volcanic action, 145.

Gems, detection of artificial, 244, 276; of the Ural, 101.
Genealogy, scientific, 157, 290.

Geneva, soundings in lake of, 46.
Geographical names, orthography of, 34; society in
Liverpool, 32.

Geological Survey of Alabama, 38.
German Science Ass ciation, 326.

Glacial man, 317; period, Professor Geikie on, 107;
period, 103; phenomena in New York, 341.
Glaser, E, on the alphabet, 255.

Hainan, 78.

H

Hale, E. M., on aboriginal tea, 51.
Hale, George S,, on arsenic poison, 104.
Hale, Horatio, on Klamath Nation, 6, 20, 29.
Hall, T. Proctor, on direct reflecting polariscopes,
323; on four-fold space, 272; on Lissajou's curves,
213.
Halsted, Byron D., on botany section of A. A. A. S.,
81; on parasitic fungi, 172, 243; on weeds, 116.
Halsted, G. B., on four-fold space, 319.
Hamy, É. T., on lotos-eaters, 230.

Hanging, death by, 173.

Hardy, A. S., 3 3.

Harger's Exterior of the Horse, 54.

Harries, H., on influenza epidemics, 144.

Harrison, Mrs. John, amulet collection of, 172.
Hart's Epoch Maps, 54.

Harvard requirements for adm'ssion, 279.
Haworth, Erasmus, on prismatic sandstone, 34.
Hay, O. P., on Storeria victa, 199.
Haynes, H. W., on the Celts, 207.

Hazen, H. A., on a problem in physics, 106; on work
in gaseous compression, 150.
Healing, divine, 43.

Health congress at Chicago, 17; eighth annual con-
ference of State boards of, 285; resorts, meteoro
logical observations at, 214; statistics in Mich.,
Hein, A. R. on primitive art-motives, 286.

Helen Keller, 291.

Hellmann, G., on rain-gauges, 242.

Hemipterous mouth, 189.

Henshaw, M., on lightning, 249.

Herbarium-making,

123.

Hewitt, J. N. B., on Iroquoian etymology, 19'.

2.

Hicks, L. E., on Loup Rivers, 59, 137, 288; on storage
of storm-waters, 183.

Hill, E. J., on eye-habits, 53.

Hill, Geo. A., astronomical notes, 246, 275, 317; on Sir
G. B. Airy, 64; on new star in Auriga, 160.

Hirn, G. A., 327; memorial, 116.

L

Laboratory, the Marine Biological, 227; biological,
Brooklyn, 225; chemical, at Case School, 267; Johns
Hopkins Marine, 10; sea-ide, for Leland Stanford,
Jun, University, 229, 243; training, 351.
Lakes, great, origin of, 312; temperature of, 47.
Languages, aboriginal, of Australia, 60; artificial, 31.
Latham, Baldwin, on evaporation, 101.

Lauer's Church and State in New England, 81.
Leaflets, ailanthus, 90.

Leaves, curious catnip, 66.

Le Chatelier, on melting points of metals, 201.
Length, standard of, in light-waves, 45.
Lentzner, K., on jargons, 230.

Lettuce in medicine, 201.

Lewis, H. Carvill, on glacial phenomena, 305.
Library, Spicer, 61.

Light, aluminium, 215.

Lightning, 66, 249; protection from, 197, 239.
Lintner, J. A., on pear-tree Psylla, 343.
Lis ajou's curves, 213.
Liversedge, on iron rust, 271.
Locomotive, first, 80; first in America, 37.
Locusts in Egypt, 32.

Loeb, Morris, on A. W. von Hofmann, 314.
Longman's New School Atlas, 151.
Loper, S. Ward. 61.

Lotos-eaters and the Troglodytes, 230.
Lowe, E. J, on rain-drops, 326.

Lump of salt and a glass of water, 71.

M

Nissen's Swedish System of Educational Cymnas-
tics, 194

Numismatic association, B ooklyn, 8.
Nuttall, G. H. F., on influenza bacillus, 193.

Ohio Academy of Science, 348.

Oil as insulator, 201; deblooming mineral, 245,
Oliver. J. E., on estimates of distance, 149.
Onomatopes, Siouan, 4.
Orang-ulu, 103.

Order in the Physical World, 177.
Oriental Club, Phila., 129.

Osborn. Henry F, on Chalicotherium, 276; on scien-
tific alliance, 176.

Osborn, Herbert, on homoptera injurious to grasses,
228.

O'Sloane's Electricity Simplified, 178.
Osteological notes, 203.

Owl, barn, in Ohio, 123.

Oxygen, magnetic, 2.

P

Pammel, L. H., on wind-storms and trees,

Paper manufacture in Corea, 327.

Parsons's French Schools, 243.

Patent office, a new, 211; building, 189.

Patents, foreign, 31, 348.

Pauperism, 172.

Pearson's Grammar of Science, 179.
Pear-tree Psylla, 343.

Peat bogs swell and burst, 187.

Mabery, C. F., on chemical laboratory of Case Peck, W. G., death of, 102
School, 267; on laboratory training, 351.
McCarthy, G., on French wines, 185.

MacDonald, A., on influenza bacillus. 9, 100, 122; on
psychological training, 165; on traumatic hypno-
tism, 24.
Macloskie, G., on the trachea of insects, 65.
McMaster's People of the United States, 47.

Hitchcock, Romyn, on spectrum photography, 118; Macourn, James M., investigation of fur seal, 27.
on star photography, 339.

Hockley, Thomas, death of, 158.

Magnetic cane, 123; storm of Feb. 13-14, 144.
Magnets, influence of steam on, 108.

Hodges, N. D. C., on protection from lightning, 197, Mabgreb, palæ-ethnology of, 342.

Man, glaci 1, 317.

Manganine, a new alloy, 83

Holmes, E. L., on preparation for study of medicine, Markham's Sir John Franklin, 82.

Marshall, D. T., on deblooming oils, 245; on pyrite

incrustation 151.

Mason, O. T., on anthropology, 165; on throwing-

sticks, 332.

Maspero's Life in Ancient Egypt and Assyria, 55.
Masrium, 329.

Maxwell's Theory of Heat, 178.

Hotchkiss, Jed., on aboriginal tea, 137, 166; on trees Maya codices, 295; historian, a native, 230.

of West Virginia, 161.

Houston's Dictionary of Electricity, 333.

Howe, J. L., on science teaching, 233.

Howe, Minnie, on bread-raising, 60.

Hubbard, Gardiner G., on the evolution of com-
merce, 216.

Hughes, D. E., on oll as insulator, 201.

Huidekoper's Age of Domestic Animals, 178.
Hunt, T. F., 5.

Hussey, W. J., 274.

Huxley's Gadarene Swine, 36'.

Hypnotism among animals, 95; traumatic, 23, 66.

Maycock's First-book of Electricity, 178.
Medical Association, British, 354.
Medicine, preparation for the study of, 282.
Mediterranean, explorations in, 215; prehistoric

commerce on, 342.

Meharry Medical School, 131.
Membracidæ, local, 357.
Men, height of, in Europe, 3
Merensky, on ancient India, 175.

Metals at high temperatures, 119; new method of
reduction, 75

Meteorological observations at health resorts, 214.
Michelson's metrical standard in terms of wave-
lengths of light, 45.

Middleton's Remains of Ancient Rome, 179.

Midzu-ame, 45.

Migrations, prehistoric European, 174.

Milk, machine for churning fresh, 231.

Milky

ay, photographs of, 9.

Miller, W. G., on gems, 244.

Miller's Little Brothers of the Air, 215.

Influenza, 74; bacillus, 100, 122, 193; germs, 90; in Millspaugh, C. F., on weeds as fertilizing material,

Polariscopes, direct reflecting, 323.
Political science at Brooklyn Institute, 28?.
Poteat, W. L., on Physa heterostropha Say,
Powers, E., on ralo-making, 52.
Preble, Jun., W. P., on four-fold space, 304.
Preserving meat ten years, 101.
Prize, Alvarenga, 46; of Boston Society of Natural
History, 271; in physics, 173; to Agricultural De-
partment, 313.

Psychical Research Society, 61.

Psychological laboratories, 129; laboratory at Colum-
bia, 172; laboratory at Toronto, 143; research ap-
plied in anthropology, 202; training, 127; training,
need of physiology and anatomy in, 165.
Psychology, American Journal of 217.
Psylla, pear-tree, 313.

Puma, the, 169.

Pyrite incrustations, 151,

Q

Quatrefages, M. de, death of, 83.

Railway, Af. ican, 354.
Raiu convention, 6'.

Milne and Burton's The Great Earthquake in Rain-drops, 326.

Japan, 1891, 222.

Minerals in State of Wa hington, 58.

Missouri geological survey, 326.

Mistletoe, influence of, 159.

Monkeys, affections of. 117; games, 89.

Monck, W. H. S., on motions of stars, 343.

Moon, bright streaks on, 275.

Moorehead's, W. K., explorations in Ohio, 68.

Morgan, T. H., 5.

Mossman, R. C., on silver thaw, 131.

Motion and heat, 132. 147.

Mound-builder relics, 68.

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Rainfall of Jamaica, 102; record-, 212; In Russia, 61.
Rain making, 5; by faith, 66.

Rameses II., statue of, 130.

Rand's Economic History, 173.

Rankin, A., on dust in the atmosphere, 242.

Record of Scientific Progress, 153.

Reclus, Elisée, 207.

Redgrave, G. R., on flexible tubing, 206.

Régamey's Japon Pratique, 41.

Reid's Peeps into China, 361.

Religions, ancient, 130; early, 159.

Religious exhibition, 11; symbolism, 129.

Müller, S., on prehistoric European migrations, 174. Remondino's The Mediterranean Shores of Amer-