BAUM, H. E., Name of the Breadfruit, 439
BELL, A. G., and Z. T. SOWERS, Radium and Can-

cer, 155

ABNEY, W. DE W., Address of President of Section

of Education of British Association, 577
ADAMS, C. C., Breeding Area of Kirtland's Warbler

in Michigan, 217
ADAMS, F. D., Washington on the Chemical Anal-

ysis of Igneous Rocks, 470
ADLER, C., The International Catalogue of Scien-

tific Literature, 268

Agricultural Education, A. C. TRUE, 684

ALDRICH, T. H., and E. A. SMITH, Grand Gulf

Formation, 20

Allegheny Observatory Library, Exchanges, F. L.

O. WADSWORTH, 471

ALLEX, J. A., Antedated Publications, 631

American Association for the Advancement of

Science, and Affiliated Societies, 669; St.

Louis Meeting, 506, 673, 705, 787; Member-

ship in, 822

Andrews, E. J., and H. N. Howland, Elements of

Physics, W. LEC. STEVENS, 271

ANGELL, J. R., Villa's Contemporary Psychology;

Royce's Outlines of Psychology; Judd's Gen-
etic Psychology; Stratton's Experimental
Psychology; Strong's Why the Mind has a

Body, 748
Antarctica, E. S. BALCH, 55, 303; H. R. MILL, 182
Anthropological Society of Washington, W.

HOUGH, 18, 148; Association, German, G. G.

MACCURDY, 623
Archeology and Ethnology, International Commis-

sion of, 250

Arctic Nomenclature, E. S. BALCH, 501

ARMSBY, H. P., Isodynamic Replacement of Nu-

trients, 481

ARNOLD, R., and DE W. C. WILEY, Geological So-

ciety of American Universities, 691
Arrhenius, S. A., Physik, R. DEC. W., 498
Atomic Theory, F. W. CLARKE, 513
Auroras, 27-day Period in, and its Connection with

Sun-spots, H. H. CLAYTON, 632

BELL, R. G., and V. L. KELLOGG, Variations in-

duced in Bombyx mori by Controlled Varying

Food Supply, 741
BENEDICT, F. G., Teaching of Chemistry in Graded

and Secondary Schools, 465

BENJAMIN, M., John Elfreth Watkins, 300

BESSEY, C. E., Botanical Notes, 27, 121, 246, 315,

540, 796; Peirce's Plant Physiology, 52; Liv-

ingston's Diffusion and Osmotic Pressure in

Plants, 208

Bibliographical Soc. of Chicago, C. H. Brown, 275

BIGELOW, M. A., N. Y. Acad. of Sci., Biology, 559

Biological, Laboratory at the Tortugas, C. Mac-

MILLAN, 57; H. M. RICHARDS, 58; R, T. COL-

BURN, 86; Society of St. Louis, W. L. EIKEN-

BERRY, 210; of Washington, F. A. LUCAS, 689,

722

BLAIN, JR., A. W., Mich. Ornithological Club, 435
Blatchley's Orthoptera of Indiana, F. M. WEBSTER,

557
BOLTON, H. C., Ben Jonson's Alchemist, 556
Bolton, Henry Carrington, 798
Bombyx mori, Variations induced in, by Controlled

Varying Food Supply, V. L. KELLOGG and R.

G. BELL, 741
Botanical, Society of Washington, H. J. WEBBER,

19; Notes, C. E. BESSEY, 27, 121, 246, 315,
540, 796; F. D. HEALD, 374; Station, Tropical,

D. S. JOHNSON, 210

Brain-weights, of Japanese, E. A. SPITZKA, 371;

of Brothers, E. A. SPITZKA, 699

Breadfruit, Name of, H. E. Baum, 439
British Association for the Advancement of Sci-

ence: Southport Meeting, 321; Address of
President, N. LOCKYER, 385, 417; Grants,
444; Address of President of Geological Sec-
tion, W. W. WATTS, 449; of Subsection of
Astronomy and Meteorology, W. N. Shaw,

487; of Anthropological Section, J. SYMING-

TON, 545; of Educational Section, W. DE W.

ABNEY, 577; Meteorology at, A. L. Rotch,

657; Anthropology at, G. G. MACCURDY, 716

BROWN, A. E., The A. O. U. Code, 535

Brown, C. H., Bibliographical Society of Chicago,

275
Browning, P. E., Introduction to the Rarer Ele.

ments, C. BasKERVILLE, 497.

BưCHNER, E. F., Ten Years of American Psy-

chology, 193, 233

BURDON-SANDERSON, J., The Limits of Science, 140

CAMERON, F. K., Toxic Effect of Acids on Seed-

lings, 411

Carnegie Institution, 797, 833, 801

B., A. P., Cornell School of Geography, 380

B., F. A., Gonionemus versus Gonionema, 501

Bacterial Spot, A. F. Woods, 537

Bahama Islands, Expedition to, G. B. SHATTUCK,

427

Bailey, S. I., Variable Stars in the Cluster Cen-

tauri, G. MÜLLER, 593
BALCH, E. S., Antarctica, 55, 303; Arctic Nomen-

clature, 501

ВАР UR, E. H., Distribution of Daimonelix, 504

Barometer, The Word, J. C. SHEDD, 278

BASKERVILLE, C., Kunzite, 303; Browning on the

Rarer Elements, 497; Elisha Mitchell Scien-

tific Society, 603; and G. F. Kunz, Action of

Radium, Roentgen Rays and Ultra-violet Light

on Minerals and Gems, 769

CASTLE, W. E., Mendel's Law of Heredity, 396;

Heredity of 'Angora’ Coat in Mammals, 760
Catalogue, International, of Scientific Literature,

C. ADLER, 268
CHAMBERLAIN, A. F., Right-Handedness, 788
Chemical Society, American, General Meeting, A.

M. PATTERSON, 97; New York Section, H. C.
SHERMAN, 602, 753; Northeastern Section,
ARTHUR M. COMEY, 826; Washington, A.

SEIDELL, 828
Chemistry, New Terms in, H. C. COOPER, 153;

High School, in Relation to Work of a Col-
lege Course, R. P. WILLIAMS, 330; Teaching
of, in Graded and Secondary Schools, F. G.

BENEDICT, 465
Cheston, H. C., P. R. Dean and C. E. Timmerman,

Physics, W. LEC. STEVENS, 271

Chicago, University of, Medical Club, 54; Investi-

gations in Progress at, 375; T. D. A. COCK-

Davy, J. B., Vegetation of the Transvaal, 696

DELLENBAUGH, F. S., Indian Pottery, 148

Devil-fish, A Little Known, T. GILL, 473

DEWEY, J., St. Louis Congress of Arts and Sci-

ence, 275, 665

Discussion and Correspondence, 20, 55, 83, 113, 148,

180, 210, 243, 275, 302, 337, 369, 411, 435,

471, 500, 530, 559, 603, 631, 665, 693,729,

755, 787

Doctorates Conferred by American Universities,

257
Dodge, C. W., General Zoology, 824
Drawing Board and Scales in Trigonometry and

Navigation, R. A. Harris, 108
Drude's Theory of Optics, C. R. MANN, 432
Duerden's West Indian Madreporarian Polyps,

J. P. McM., 80

ERELL, 500

EARLE, F. S., Torrey Botanical Club, 630, 690,

754, 790
Edser, E., Light for Students, W. LEC. STEVENS,

271

Education, Specialization in, S. W. WILLISTON,

129; and the World's Work, R. S. WOODWARD,

161; Technical, Efficiency of, W. C. MENDEN-

HALL, 295

Chwolson, 0. D., Physik, W. LEC. STEVENS, 271
CLARKE, F. W., The Atomic Theory, 513
CLAYTON, H. H., Professor Bell on Kite Construc-

tion, 204; Auroras and Sun-spots, 632
Clemson College Science Club, F. S. SHIVER, 691,

728

Coast and Geodetic Survey, 0. H. TITTMANN, 33;

Magnetic Work of, 374

COCKERELL, T. D. A., Abbreviations of New

Mexico, 58; Investigations in Progress at the

University of Chicago, 500

Code, A. 0. U., A. E. Brown, 535

COLBURN, R. T., Proposed Biological Station at

the Tortugas, 86

COLE, F. N., American Mathematical Society, 410,

664

Colorado College, Medical Research Laboratory,

W. F. SLOCUM, 58

Colton, B. P., Zoology, J. H. GEROULD, 112
COMEY, A. M., Northeaster Section of American

Chemical Society, 826
Congress, International, of Arts and Science at

St. Louis Exposition, J. DEWEY, 275, 665;
R. S. WOODWARD, 302; H. MÜNSTERBERG,

559, 788, 764
Convocation Week Meetings of Scientific Societies,

751, 825
Cook, O. F., Four new Species of Central Ameri-

can Rubber Tree, 436

COOPER, H. C., New Terms in Chemistry, 153

COVILLE, F. V., Small's Flora of Southeastern

United States, 627

CRANE, P. F., E. W. HUFFCUT and W. F. DURAND,

Resolutions of Faculty of Cornell University

on Death of Professor Thurston, 732

Craniology of People of Scotland, A. HRDLICKA,

568

CRAWLEY. H., 'Tablettes Zoologiques,' 59

CURRIE, R. P., Entomological Society of Wash-

ington, 82

Educational Assoc., National Resolutions of, 283

EIGENMANN, C. H., Water Supply of Havana, 281

EIKENBERRY, W. L., Biological Society of St.

Louis, 210

Electrical Engineering, College Courses and, D.

C. JACKSON, 710

Electricity at High Pressures, E. THOMSON, 337

Electrochemical Society, American, 284

Eliot, C. W., Definition of a Cultivated Man, 76

Eliot and Soulé on Caterpillars and their Moths,

C. M. WEED, 53

Elisha Mitchell Sci. Soc., C. BASKERVILLE, 603
English, Better, in Science, P. C. WARMAN, 563
Entomological Society of Washington, R. P.

CURRIE, 82
Ethnological and Archeological Survey of Cal.,

B. I. WHEELER and F. W. PUTNAM, 570

Examinations, Scientific and Technical, 413

F., W. S., Notes on Physics, 282, 312
FERGUSON, M. C., Spongy Tissue of Strasburger,

308
Ferry, E. S., Physics, W. LEC. STEVENS, 271
FINLAY, G. I., N. Y. Acad. of Sciences, Geology

and Mineralogy, 17

Fisheries, Bureau of, 476

Fishes of African Family Kneriidæ, T. GILL, 338
Flageolets, Primitive, E. H. HAWLEY, 412
FLEXNER, S., An Aspect of Modern Pathology, 3
Flora of Serpentine Barrens of Southeast Pa.,

J. W. HARSHBERGER, 339

Flower, Sir William, Memorial to, 249

Formal, Dangers of, E. A. SPITZKA, 87

Formation, Grand Gulf, E. A. SMITH and T. H.

ALDRICH, 20; W. H. DALL, 83; E. W. HIL-

GARD, 180

Fossils, Carboniferous, in Ocoee' Slates in Ala.,

E. A. SMITH, 244
FRANKLIN, W. S., Oudin's Polyphase Apparatus

and Systems, 241; Hobbs on the Arithmetic
of Electrical Measurements, 242; Misuse of

Physics hy Biologists and Engineers, 641

FRAZER, P., A Visual Phenomenon, 729

Fruit, Food Value of, 540

Daimonelix, Distribution of, E. H. BARBOUR, 504
DALL, W. H., Grand Gulf Formation, 83; Prince-

ton University Expedition to Patagonia, 146

DANDENO, J. B., Phototropism under Light-rays of

Different Wave-lengths, 604

DANIELS, F., Upland Plant Societies of Kent Co.,

Michigan, 215

DAVENPORT, C. B., Vernon on Variation in Ani-

mals and Plants, 16

FULLER, M. L., and A. C. VEATCH, Results of Re-

survey of Long Island, 729

Gage, A. P., Introduction to Physical Science, W.

LEC. STEVENS, 271

GENTHE, K. W., Seminar Method in Natural Sci-

ences, 116

Geological, Survey, Summer Work of, 187; Ex-

plorations in Egypt, 441; Soc. of Amer. Uni-

versities, R. ARNOLD and DE W. C. WILEY, 691

GEROULD, J. H., Colton's Zoology, 112

GILL, T., Fishes of the African Family Kneriidæ,

338; A Little Known Devil-fish, 473

Gonionemus versus Gonionema, L. MURBACH, 373;

F. A. B., 501

GOULD, C. N., Evidences of Human Remains in

Jacobs' Cavern, 151
GOULD, G. M., Hitherto Undescribed Visual Phe-

nomenon, 536

Granite, New Spheroidal, J. F. KEMP, 503

Hough, T., and W. T. SEDGWICK, Training in Phys-

iology and Hygiene and Public Schools, 353

Hough, W., Anthropological Society of Washing-

ton, 18, 148

HOVEY, E. O., N. Y. Acad of Sci., Geology and

Mineralogy, 17, 631, 789; Mont Pelé, 633

HOWARD, L. O., Mexican Cotton Boll Weevil, 693

HRDLICKA, A., Contribution to the Craniology of

the People of Scotland, 568

HULL, G. F., Mann's Advanced Optics, 661
HURD, H. M., Duty and Responsibility of the Uni-

versity in Medical Education, 65

Huxley Memorial Lecture, 634

Ichthyosauria, Triassic, Recent Literature on, J.

C. MERRIAM, 311

Indian Pottery, F. S. DELLENBAUGH, 148

JACKSON, D. C., Typical College Course dealing

with Phases of Electrical Engineering, 710

JOHNSON, D. S., Jamaica as a Tropical Botanical

Station, 210

Judith River Beds and Belly River Beds, J. W.

HATCHER and T. W. STANTON, 211
Jupiter, Fifth Satellite of, R. H. TUCKER, G. E.

HALE, 500

ence, 668

KEARNEY, T. H., Protective Function of Raphides,

244

KELLOGG, V. L., Some Insect Reflexes, 693; and R.

G. BELL, Variations Induced in Bombyx mori

by Controlled Varying Food Supply, 741

KEMP, J. F., A New Spheroidal Granite, 503
KING, F. H., Soluble Salts in Soils, 343
Kirtland's Warbler, Breeding Area of, in Mich-

igan, C. C. ADAMS, 217

Kite Construction, Professor Bell on, H. H. CLAY-

TON, 204

Knight, Wilbur Clinton, A. NELSON, 406

KUNZ, G. F., A New Lilac-colored Spodumene,

280; and C. BASKERVILLE, Action of Radium,

Roentgen Rays and Ultra-violet Light on Min-

erals and Gems, 769

Kunzite, C. BASKERVILLE, 303

HALE, G. E., and R. H. TUCKER, Fifth Satellite

of Jupiter, 500

HALL, E. H., American Association for the Ad-

vancement of Science, 787

Haller, B., Lehrbuch der vergleichenden Anatomie,

J. P. McM., 368
HARRIS, R. A., Drawing Board and Scales in

Trigonometry and Navigation, 108
HARSHBERGER, J. W., Flora of Serpentine Barrens

of Southeast Pa., 339
Harvard University, Endowment of Applied Sci-
HATCHER, J. B., Vertebrate Paleontology at the

Carnegie Museum, 559; and J. W. ŠTANTON,
Judith River Beds and their Correlation with

Belly River Beds, 211
Hatcher's Reports of Princeton University Expe-

ditions to Patagonia, W. H. Dall, 146
Hathaway's Edition of Jonson's Alchemist, H. C.

BOLTON, 556

Havana, Water Supply of, C. H. EIGENMANN, 281

HAWLEY, E. H., Primitive Flageolets, 412

Hay, 0. P., and S. W. WILLISTON, The Society of

the Vertebrate Paleontologists of America, 827

HAYFOBD, J. F., Longitude of Honolulu, 589
HEALD, F. D., Botanical Notes, 374; Toxic Effect

of O and OH Ions on Seedlings of Indian

Corn, 472

HEILPRIN, A., Ascending Obelisk of Mont Pelé, 184

Heredity of 'Angora’ Coat in Mammals, W. E.

CASTLE, 760

HERRICK, C. J., The Summer Laboratory as an

Instrument of Biological Research, 263
HEYL, P. R., Specific Heat of Mercury, 56
HILGARD, E. W., Grand Gulf Formation, 180;

Chemistry of Soils as Related to Crop Pro-

duction, 755
HOBBS, W. H., The Frontier of Physiography, 538
Hobbs, W. R. P., Arithmetic of Electrical Measure-

ments, W. S. FRANKLIN, 242
HOLLAND, W. J., Rothschild and Jordan's Revision

of Sphingida, 15
Honolulu, Longitude of, J. F. HAYFORD, 589
HOPKINS, T. C., Onondaga Academy of Science, 530
Horticultural and Agricultural Terms, New, H. J.

WEBBER, 501

Hortvet, J., Elementary Practical Physics, W.

LEC. STEVENS, 271

L., F. A., Exhibit of U. S. National Museum at

St. Louis, 248

Laborde, Professor, Brain of, E. A. SPITZKA, 346
LAMBE, L. M., Recent Zoopaleontology, 60
LANE, A. C., Absorbed Gases and Vulcanism, 760
LANKESTER, E. R., The Limits of Science, 143
LEE, S., American Method of Appointing Univer-

sity Professors, 89

Lehfeldt, R. A., Text-book of Physics, W. LEC.

STEVENS, 271

LENHER, V., Univ. of Wisconsin Science Club, 755
Lesley, J. Peter, J. J. STEVENSON, 1
Lister Institute, 219
LIVINGSTON, B. E., Michigan Plant Societies again,

435
Livingston, B. E., Diffusion and Osmotic Pressure

in Plants, C. E. BESSEY, 208
LOCKYER, N., Address of President of British Asso-

ciation, 385, 417; Simultaneous Solar and

Terrestrial Changes, 611
LODGE, O., The Limits of Science, 145
LOEW, F. A., Toxic Effect of H and OH Ions on

Seedlings of Indian Corn, 304