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Letters to the Editor

Mr.Francis Galton's Proposed "Family Registers", p. 3
Francis Galton

The Red Sunsets, pp. 3-4
G. A. N.; Alexander Winchell

Plant Distribution in Lower California, p. 4
Charles R. Orcutt

Kames near Lansing, Mich, p. 4
L. C. Wooster

Longevity in a Fasting Spider, p. 4
William Jones

The Pedunculated Lateral-Line Organs of Gastrostomus, p. 5
J. A. Ryder

Retrospect and Prospect, pp. 5-6
The Marine Laboratory of the Johns Hopkins University, pp. 7-10
Henry L. Osborn

The Determination of the Ohm, pp. 10-11
Peculiarities of Weathering in the Pottsville Conglomerate, pp. 12-14
Arthur Winslow

Electric Light Tests at the Louisville Exposition, pp. 14-15
H. W. Eaton

The Late Mr. Darwin on Instinct, pp. 15-16
Dr. Grinewetzky's Crossing of Novaia zemlia, pp. 16-17
Dr. Grinewetzky

Loss of Nitrogen from Arable Soils, pp. 17-19
H. P. Armsby

The Life of Hamilton, pp. 19-23
Life of Sir William Rowan Hamilton, Knt., LL.D., D.C.L., M.R.I.A., Andrews Professor of Astronomy in the University of Dublin, and Royal Astronomer of Ireland, etc.: Including Selections from His Poems, Correspondence, and Miscellaneous Writings
Robert Perceval Graves

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 29-30

Letters to the Editor

Sense of Direction, p. 31
Milton L. Comstock

Barn-Owls in Southern Ohio, p. 31
A. W. Butler

Phosphates in North Carolina, pp. 31-32
Chas W. Dabney, Jun.

Radiant Heat, p. 32
De Volson Wood

Limits of Tertiary in Alabama, p. 32
A. W.

Italics for Scientific Names, pp. 32-33
Byron D. Halsted

The Skidor in the United States, p. 33
E. R. Warren

Standard Thermometers, p. 33
Leonard Waldo

Romalea Microptera, p. 33
W. T.

Synohronism of Geological Formations, pp. 33-34
E. Nugent

Sir Charles William Siemens, pp. 34-36
Robert H. Thurston

The Red Skies, pp. 37-40
W. Upton

Whirlwinds, Cyclones, and Tornadoes.-VII, pp. 40-44
The Business of the Naturalist, pp. 44-46
The New Morphological Element of the Blood, pp. 46-48
William H. Howell

The Comstock Lode, pp. 48-49
Geology of the Comstock Lode and the Washoe District
George F. Becker

Martin's Elementary Physiology, pp. 49-50
The Human Body: An Elementary Text-Book of Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene
H. Newell Martin

Packard's Briefer Zoölogy, p. 50
Zoölogy
A. S. Packard, jun.

Marie's History of the Sciences, pp. 50-51
Histoire des Sciences Mathématiques et Physiques
M. Maximilien Marie

Secondary Batteries, p. 51
The Chemistry of the Secondary Batteries of Planté and Faure
J. H. Gladstone; Alfred Tribe

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Letters to the Editor

Chemical Geology, p. 59
W. O. Crosby

Osteology of the Cormorant, p. 59
J. Amory Jeffries

Electric Time-Signals, p. 59
M.

Capitalization of Names of Formations, pp. 59-60
G. K. Gilbert

Remsen's "Theoretical Chemistry", p. 60
Synchronism of Geological Formations, pp. 60-61
Angelo Heilprin

Free Cervical Ribs in the Human Subject, p. 61
Elliott Coues

A Possible Solution of the Standard Time Question, pp. 61-62
F. H. King

The Duty on Imported Scientific Text-Books, pp. 62-63
Whirlwinds, Cyclones, and Tornadoes. --VIII, pp. 63-66
The Intelligence of Batrachians, pp. 66-67
Chas. C. Abbott

The Pons-Brooks Comet, pp. 67-69
W. C. Winlock

The Ainos of Yezo, pp. 69-72
The Hot Blast in Making Iron, pp. 72-73
R. H. Richards

Modern Physiological Laboratories: What They Are and Why They Are. --I, pp. 73-76
Berthelot's Explosive Materials, pp. 76-77
Explosive Materials, A Series of Lectures
M. P. E. Berthelot; Marcus Benjamin

A Short Historical Sketch of Gunpowder
Karl Braun; John P. Wisser

A Bibliography of Works on Explosives; Reprinted from Van Nostrand's Magazine, No. 70

Houston's Elements of Chemistry, p. 78
The Elements of Chemistry; For the Use of Schools, Academies and Colleges
Edwin J. Houston

Besant's Hydromechanics, p. 78
A Treatise on Hydromechanics. Part I., Hydrostatics
W. H. Besant

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Naval Officers and the Coast-Survey, pp. 86-87
Edward P. Lull

Italics for Scientific Names, pp. 87-88
J. A. Allen

Eating Horns, p. 88
S. Garman

Radiant Heat, p. 88
Geo. Fras. Fitzgerald; H. T. Eddy

A New Volcano Island in Alaska, pp. 89-93
Wm. H. Dall

Whirlwinds, Cyclones, and Tornadoes.--IX, pp. 93-98
W. M. Davis

The Critical State of Gases, pp. 98-99
C. B. Penrose

Colored Skies after an Eruption of Cotopaxi, pp. 99-100
Edward Whymper

Modern Physiological Laboratories: What They Are and Why They Are.--II, pp. 100-103
The Closing Report of Hayden's Survey, pp. 103-107
Twelfth Annual Report of the U. S. Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories: A Report of Progress of the Exploration in Wyoming and Idaho for the Year 1878

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 113-114

Letters to the Editor

Earthquake Waves at San Francisco, p. 114
C. O. Boutelle

Influence of Winds on Tree-Growth, p. 114
H. Rivett-Carnac

Some Curious Natural Snowballs, pp. 114-115
Sam Huston; Albert A. Wright

Halos round the Moon, p. 115
H. A. Huston

Explorations in Guatemala, pp. 115-116
Herman Bigalke

Barn-Owls in Missouri, p. 116
F. A. Sampson

A Peculiar Selachian, pp. 116-117
S. Garman

The Russian Meteorological Service, pp. 117-121
Red Skies in China Five Years Ago, pp. 121-122
Arnold Hague

The Evolution of the Cephalopoda.-I, pp. 122-127
Scales of Coleoptera, pp. 127-128
Microbes, pp. 128-130
The Water-Pores of the Lamelli-Branch Foot, pp. 130-131
H. L. Osborn

The Borderland of Science and Faith, pp. 131-133
Walks in the Regions of Science and Faith: A Series of Essays
Harvey Goodwin

Natural Law in the Spiritual World
Henry Drummond

Bacteria, and the Germ-Theory of Disease, pp. 133-135
On the Relations of Micro-Organisms to Disease. The Cartwright Lectures, 1883
William T. Belfield

Bacteria, and the Germ-Theory of Disease
H. Gradle

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 141-142

Letters to the Editor

Tropical Cyclones, pp. 142-143
A. Woeikof; W. M. Davis

Osteology of the Cormorant, p. 143
R. W. Shufeldt

Upperglow of the Skies in Relation to Halos and Coronas, pp. 143-144
John LeConte

Inheritance of Physical Injuries, p. 144
Irving P. Bishop

Pumice from Krakatoa, p. 144
Jos. P. Iddings

The Evolution of the Cephalopoda.--II, pp. 145-149
Alpheus Hyatt

The Motion of Waves of Cold in the United States, pp. 149-152
H. A. Hazen

Tissandier's Electric Balloon.--I, pp. 152-155
Tissandier

The Discovery of the Germ of Swine-Plague, pp. 155-158
D. E. Salmon

Migration of Birds in England, pp. 158-159
Spang's Lightning Protection, p. 160
A Practical Treatise on Lightning-Protection
Henry W. Spang

Cohn's "Die Pflanze", pp. 160-161
Die pflanze: Vorträge aus dem Gebiete der Botanik
Ferdinand Cohn

Report on Sorghum-Sugar, pp. 161-162
Investigation of the Scientific and Economic Relations of the Sorghum-Sugar Industry; Being a Report Made in Response to a Request from Hon. George B. Loring, U. S. Commissioner of Agriculture
Committee of the National Academy of Sciences

Hann's Climatology, pp. 162-164
Handbuch der Klimatologie
Julius Hann

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 169-170

Letters to the Editor

Deafness in White Cats, p. 171
Alexander Graham Bell

Radiant Heat, pp. 171-172
H. T. Eddy

The Greely Relief Expedition, p. 172
Tilitoianiac

The Red Skies, p. 172
G. J. Symons

Aeolian Ripple-Marks, p. 172
R. D. Salisbury

Winchell's World-Life, p. 172
Alexander Winchell

The Laboratory in Modern Science, pp. 172-174
Tests of Electric-Light Systems at the Cincinnati Exposition, pp. 174-186
Notes on the Volcanic Eruption of Mount St. Augustin, Alaska, Oct. 6, 1883, pp. 186-189
George Davidson

The Cod-Hatching Experiments at Gloucester by the Fish Commission, pp. 189-191
Ralph S. Tarr

Museums of Natural History in the United States, pp. 191-196
Tissandier's Electric Balloon. -- II, pp. 196-199
Gaston Tissandier

A New and Strange Dinosaur, p. 199
The False Prophet of the Sudan, pp. 199-200
The Geographisches Jahrbuch, pp. 200-202
Geographisches Jahrbuch. Vol. IX., 1882

Mascart's Electricity and Magnetism, pp. 202-203
Leçons sur l'électricité et le Magnétisme
E. Mascart; J. Joubert

A Trealise on Electricity and Magnetism
E. Atkinson

Larison's Tenting-School, pp. 203-204
The Tenting-School: A Description of the Tours Taken and the Field-Work Done by the Class in Geography, in the Academy of Science and Art at Ringos, N.J., during the Year 1882
C. W. Larison

Ethnological Psychology, p. 204
Zur Naturwissenschaftlichen Behandlungsweise der Psychologie Durch und für die Völkerkunde
A. Bastian

Stokes's Scientific Papers, pp. 204-205
Mathematical and Physical Papers
George Gabriel Stokes

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Notes and News, pp. 209-212

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 213-215

Letters to the Editor

Macrospores in the Rocks about Chicago, pp. 215-216
B. W. Thomas

Rare Vermont Birds, p. 216
Francis H. Herrick

The Red Skies in the Pacific, pp. 216-217
S. E. Bishop

The Philadelphia Biological Institute, p. 217
T. W. Braidwood

Cassiterite from King's Mountain, North Carolina, p. 217
Charles W. Dabney jun.

Behavior of Dolomedes tenebrosus, pp. 217-218
Mary Treat

Arnold Guyot, pp. 218-220
The Alaska Military Reconnoissance of 1883, pp. 220-227
Floods in the Ohio, pp. 227-228
A Woman's Journey to the Karakorum Valley, pp. 228-229
The Artificial Production of Rain, pp. 229-230
Rotation of Jupiter, pp. 230-231
Red Skies a Century Ago, p. 231
G. Karsten

Browne and Behnke's Voice, Song and Speech, pp. 231-232
A Practical Guide for Singers and Speakers; From the Combined View of Vocal Surgeon and Voice-Trainer
Lennox Browne; Emil Behnke

M'Alphine's Botanical Atlas, pp. 232-233
The Botanical Atlas: A Guide to the Practical Study of Plants, Containing Representatives of the Leading forms of Plant-Life, with Explanatory Letterpress
D. M'Alpine

Economic Entomology, pp. 233-234
Injurious Insects of the Orchard, Vineyard, etc. Illustrated with over Seven Hundred and Fifty Woodcuts and Twenty-Five Pages of Classified Illustrations
Matthew Cooke

Twelfth Report of the State Entomologist on the Noxious and Beneficial Insects of the State of Illinois
S. A. Forbes

First Annual Report on the Injurious and other Insects of the State of New York
J. A. Lintner

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A Clock for Sending Out Electric Signals Once an Hour or Oftener, p. 243
H. W. Pennock

Deafness in White Cats, and Statistics of Deafness and Epilepsy in America, pp. 243-244
Benj Miller

The Krakatoa Eruption, p. 244
G. J. Symons

Expulsion of Water from a Growing Leaf, p. 245
Joseph F. James

A Scientific Swindler, p. 245
F. V. Hayden

An International Scientific Association, pp. 245-246
The Alaska Military Reconnoissance for 1883, pp. 246-252
Fred'k Schwatka

Note on the Flora of the Upper Yukon, pp. 252-253
Sereno Watson

The Intelligence of Snakes, pp. 253-256
Charles C. Abbott

Presentation of the Rumford Medals to Professor Rowland, pp. 256-258
Progress of Electrical Science during 1883, pp. 258-261
John Trowbridge

Biographies of Naturalists, pp. 261-262
Heroes of Science: Botanists, Zoölogists, and Geologists
P. Martin Duncan

Gordon's Electricity and Magnetism, p. 262
A Physical Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism
J. E. H. Gordon

Bassler's Weather, pp. 262-263
The Weather: A Practical Guide to Its Changes, Showing Signal-Service System, and How to Foretell Local Weather
S. S. Bassler

Art-Catalogue of the New-England Manufacturers' Institute, pp. 263-264
Catalogue of the Art Department of the New-England Manufacturers' and Mechanics' Institute

Yarrow's Check-List of American Reptiles, p. 264
Check-List of North-American Reptilia and Batrachia; With Catalogue of Specimens in U. S. National Museum
H. C. Yarrow

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 271-273

Letters to the Editor

Arrow-Points at Evanston, Ill, pp. 273-274
W. A. Phillips

Illusive Memory, p. 274
Henry F. Osborn

Ripple-Marks in Limestone, p. 274
L. C. Wooster

A Novel Magnetic Engine, pp. 274-275
Chas. K. McGee

Congenital Deafness in Animals, p. 275
Swan M. Burnett

A Singular Optical Phenomenon, p. 275
F. J. S.

Deflective Effect of the Earth's Rotation, p. 275
J. E. Hendricks

A Carboniferous Genus of Sharks Still Living, pp. 275-276
E. D. Cope

Artificial Production of Rain, p. 276
L.

Annual Growth of the "Tree of Heaven", p. 276
J. I. D. Hinds

Gouverneur Kemble Warren, pp. 276-279
Henry L. Abbot

Appendages of the Trilobite, pp. 279-281
Charles D. Walcott

The New Bogosloff Volcano in Bering Sea, pp. 282-286
George Davidson

The Danish Expedition to East Greenland, pp. 286-287
Humidity and Chronometer Rates, p. 287
David P. Todd

The Great Comet of 1882, p. 287
The Work of the Cambridge Archaeological Museum, pp. 287-288
Vortex Rings, p. 289
A Treatise on the Motion of Vortex rings. An Essay to Which the Adams Prize was Adjudged in 1882, in the University of Cambridge
J. J. Thomson

The Silk Industry in the United States, pp. 290-292
Silk-Manufacture in the United States
William C. Wyceoff

Scribner's Where Did Life Begin?, pp. 292-293
Where Did Life Begin? A Brief Inquiry as to the Probable Place of Beginning and the Natural Courses of Migration Therefrom of the Flora and Fauna of the Earth
G. Hilton Scribner

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Letters to the Editor

Red Sunsets and Precipitation, p. 302
W. H. Howard

Does Unio Spin a Byssus?, p. 302
E. P. Larkin

Retrograde Metamorphosis of a Strawberry-Flower, p. 302
Byron D. Halsted

The Reproduction of Clathrulina elegans, p. 303
Alfred C. Stokes

Formation of Anchor-Ice, p. 303
J. G. J.

Manayunkia Speciosa, pp. 303-304
Sara Gwendolen Foulke

Appearance of the Cyclore Cloud at Rochester, Minn., 1883, p. 304
W. H. Holmes

Stones Placed in Pine-Trees by Birds, p. 305
C. R. Orcutt

How a Spider Sometimes Lifts Heavy Objects to Its Nest, p. 305
E. P. Larkin

The Use of the Method of Limits in Mathematical Teaching, p. 305
Truman Henry Safford

The International Bureau of Weights and Measures, pp. 305-306
H. W. Blair

A Question of Exposure, pp. 306-308
T. C. Mendenhall

Iron from North Carolina Mounds, pp. 308-310
Cyrus Thomas

Pennsylvania Anthracite, pp. 310-312
Charles A. Ashburner

Improvements in Testing-Machines, pp. 312-320
A. V. Abbott

New Method of Mounting Reflectors, pp. 320-321
Simon Newcomb

After-Images, pp. 321-322
Josiah Royce

Lakes of the Great Basin, pp. 322-323
Israel C. Russell

The Definition of Mean Solar Time, pp. 323-324
Morphology of the Pelvis and Leg, pp. 324-325
C. S. Minot

Recent Work on Brachiopods, p. 325
W. H. Dall

The American Institute of Mining-Engineers, p. 326
Geology of the Grand Cañon, pp. 327-331
Tertiary History of the Grand Cañon District
Clarence E. Dutton

The Bacillus of Beriberi, pp. 331-332
Etiologia e Genesis do Beriberi
J. B. de Lacerda

Biological Theories of an Artist, p. 332
Morphology. Estimates of Intelligence. Vital Chemistry
Frank I. Scott

The Illinois Geological Report, pp. 332-333
Geological Survey of Illinois
A. H. Worthen

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Letters to the Editor

"Illusive Memory", p. 345
W. B. T.

"The Oldest Living Type of Vertebrata," Chlamydoselachus, pp. 345-346
S. Garman; Theo. Gill

Evidence of Unrecorded Tornadoes, pp. 346-347
James Macfarlane

Remains of a Prehistoric Tree, p. 347
Harold B. Nye

Congenital Deafness in Animals, p. 347
Edward Allen Fay

Muraenopsis, pp. 347-348
S. Garman

Study at Home, pp. 348-350
The Biological Laboratory of the Johns Hopkins University, pp. 350-354
Some Peculiarities of Plant-Growth, pp. 354-356
D. P. Penhallow

The Natal Observatory, pp. 356-358
Economy of Fuel in Iron-Manufacture, pp. 358-359
R. H. Richards

The Flora of Labrador, p. 359
Jos. F. James

The Hall Phenomenon in Liquids, p. 360
Janet's Theory of Morals, pp. 360-362
The Theory of Morals
Paul Janet; Mary Chapman

Review author[s]: Francis G. Peabody

Bacteria, pp. 362-364
Bacteria
Antoine Magnin; George M. Sternberg

Scientific Linguistics, pp. 364-365
Internationale Zeitschrift für Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft
Herausgegeben von F. Techmer

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Law Connecting Physical Constants, p. 373
Harold Whiting

Relics in Ventura County, Cal, pp. 373-374
The Spirifers of the Upper Devonian, pp. 374-375
Henry S. Williams

The Use of the Method of Limits in Mathematical Teaching, p. 375
De Volson Wood

Ropes of Ice, p. 375
E. O.

Illusive Memory, p. 375
Henry F. Osborn

Ripple-Marks, pp. 375-376
G. K. Gilbert

The "Batrachichthys", pp. 376-377
John C. Branner

The Greely Search, pp. 377-380
The Great Vienna Telescope, pp. 380-384
The American Awards of the Geological Society of London, pp. 384-385
The Difficulty of Preventing the Ohio Floods, pp. 385-386
An Explanation of Hall's Phenomenon, pp. 386-387
Edwin H. Hall

The Crevaux Expedition, pp. 387-388
A New Theory of Heredity, pp. 388-390
The Law of Heredity: A Study of the Cause of Variation, and the Origin of Living Organisms
W. K. Brooks

Watts's Manual of Chemistry, pp. 390-391
A Manual of Chemistry, Physical and Inorganic
Henry Watts

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 399-400

Letters to the Editor

The Great Comet of September, 1882, p. 401
H. A. Howe

Atmospheric Wave from Krakatoa, p. 401
W.

Electric Time-Signals, p. 401
H. S. Carhart

Is Material Contact Possible?, p. 401
W. B. T.

High Tides in Geological History, p. 402
J. S. Newberry

The Flora of Labrador, p. 402
Botanicus

How Do the Winds Blow within the Storm-Disk?, pp. 402-403
W. M. Davis

Undulations in Clay Deposits, p. 404
H. H. D.

"A Singular Optical Phenomenon", p. 404
Joseph LeConte

The Possible Origin of Some Osar, p. 404
J. E. Todd

Osteology of the Cormorant, p. 404
Theo. Gill

George Engelmann, pp. 405-408
The Maxima and Minima Tide-Predicting Machine, pp. 408-410
Notes on the Lava-Flow of 1880-81 from Mauna Loa, pp. 410-413
Geo. H. Barton

The State of Exploration in Africa, pp. 413-415
W. H. Dall

Green Mountain Railway, Mount Desert Island, p. 415
Charles E. Greene

Anthropological Papers in Petermann's mittheilungen for 1883, pp. 415-416
Spencer's Philosophy of the Unknowable, pp. 417-418
An Examination of the Philosophy of the Unknowable, as Expounded by Herbert Spencer
William W. Lacy

Geological Survey of Alabama, pp. 418-419
Geological Survey of Alabama. Report for the Years 1881 and 1882, Embracing an Account of the Agricultural Features of the State
Eugene Allen Smith

Late Electrical Books, pp. 419-421
Absolute Measurements in Electricity and Magnetism
Andrew Gray

Notes on Electricity and Magnetism
J. B. Murdock

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Notes and News, pp. 424-426

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 427-429

Letters to the Editor

The Relations of Didymodus, or Diplodus, pp. 429-430
Theo Gill

The "Unit of Time" Controversy, p. 430
H. M. Paul

The Use of the Method of Limits in Mathematical Teaching, pp. 430-431
J. M. Rice; W. W. Johnson

Silk-Culture in the Colonies, p. 431
Wm. C. Wyckoff

Rainfall at Amherst, Mass, p. 431
S. C. Snell

Dr. Newberry's Work in the Colorado Cañon, p. 432
The Occurrence of the Hessian Fly in North America before the Revolution, p. 432
H. A. Hagen

A Spider's Device in Lifting, pp. 432-433
L.

Two Species of Tertiary Plants, pp. 433-434
Jos. F. James

Spool-Shaped Ornaments from Mounds, p. 434
Cyrus Thomas

Unio Forms a Byssus, p. 434
Isaac Lea

Illusive Memory, pp. 434-435
C. L. F.

The Reproduction of Clathrulina elegans, p. 435
Sara Gwendolen Foulke

What is a Liberal Education?, pp. 435-436
S. Newcomb

Eccentric Figures from Southern Mounds, pp. 436-438
W. H. Holmes

Adaptability of the Prairies for Artificial Forestry, pp. 438-443
C. A. White

The Application of Photography to the Production of Natural History Figures, pp. 443-444
Simon H. Gage

The Colors of Natural Waters, pp. 445-446
W. O. Crosby

The Geodetic Work of the Hayden and Wheeler Surveys, pp. 447-448
Henry Gannett

The Deep-Sea Dredging Apparatus of the Talisman, pp. 448-455
The Use of Naphthaline as an Insecticide, pp. 455-456
C. V. Riley

Recent Determinations of Stellar Parallax, pp. 456-457
Simon Newcomb

Carnivorous Habits of the Muskrat, p. 457
Ralph S. Tarr

Conditions of Growth of the Wheat-Rust, pp. 457-458
Byron D. Halsted

The Codex Cortesianus, pp. 458-460
Codex Cortesianus, Manuscrit Hiératique des Anciens Indiens de l'Amérique Centrale Conservé du Musée Archaeologique de Madrid Photographié et Publié Pour la Première Foisavec Une Introduction et Une Vocabulaire de l'Écriture Hiératique Yucateque
Léon de Rosny

Review author[s]: Cyrus Thomas

Kellerman's Botany, p. 460
The Elements of Botany, Embracing Organography, Histology, Vegetable Physiology, Systematic Botany, and Economic Botany. Arranged for School Use or for Independent Study
W. A. Kellerman

The Society of Microscopists, pp. 460-461
Proceedings of the American Society of Microscopists. Sixth Annual Meeting, Held at Chicago, III., Aug. 7, 8, 9, and 10, 1883

Darwinism, pp. 461-462
Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself. Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles Darwin
Nathan Sheppard

Charles Darwin und Siene Lehre. Aphorismen Gesammelt aus Darwin's Eigenen Werke und Den Werken Seiner Vorgänger Zeitgenossen

Houzeau and Lancaster's Meteoreology, p. 462
Traité Élémentaire de Météorologie
J. C. Houzeau; A. Lancaster

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Recent Proceedings of Scientific Societies, pp. 463-464
Notes and News, pp. 464-470

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 471-473

Letters to the Editor

The Use of the Method of Rates in Mathematical Teaching, p. 473
Wm. Woolsey Johnson

Paleozoic High Tides, pp. 473-474
W. M. Davis

Transmission of Long or Inaudible Sound-Waves, p. 474
Tornado in Western North Carolina, p. 474
J. W. Gore

Osteology of the Cormorant, pp. 474-475
J. Amory Jeffries; R. W. Shufeldt

A Singular Optical Phenomenon, p. 475
James Edward Oliver; F. J. S.

Andrew Atkinson Humphreys, pp. 476-477
Henry L. Abbot

The U.S. Meteorological Station at Point Barrow, pp. 478-480
P. H. Ray

On the State of the Interior of the Earth, pp. 480-482
J. W. Powell

Inertia, pp. 482-483
E. H. Hall

Localization in the Brain, pp. 484-485
Henry H. Donaldson

The Winter of 1879-80 in Europe, pp. 485-486
W. U.

Olivine Rocks of North Carolina, pp. 486-487
M. E. Wadsworth

About Great Telescopes, pp. 487-488
Entomography of Hirmoneura, p. 488
C. V. Riley

The Bone-Caves of Poland, pp. 489-490
The Bone-Caves of Ojcow in Poland
Ferd. Römer; John Edward Lee

Illinois Coal-Production, pp. 490-491
Statistics of Coal-Production in Illinois, 1883: A Supplemental Report of the State Bureau of Labor Statistics
John S. Lord

Carpenter's Energy in Nature, pp. 491-492
Energy in Nature: Six Lectures, Upon the Forces of Nature and Their Mutual Relations
W. L. Carpenter

Some State Agricultural Experiment-Stations, pp. 492-493
Annual Report of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment-Station for 1883
Fourth Annual Report of the New Jersey State Agricultural Experiment-Station for the Year 1883

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Notes and News, pp. 495-498

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Letters to the Editor

"A Singular Optical Phenomenon", pp. 501-502
C. S. Hastings

Rhythmic Variation, p. 503
E. Lewis Sturtevant

Rare Vermont Birds, p. 503
Francis H. Herrick

The April Session of the National Academy of Sciences, pp. 503-505
An Arctic Vessel and Her Equipment, pp. 505-511
Frederick Schwatka

On the Fundamental Theory of Dynamic Geology, pp. 511-513
J. W. Powell

Evolution of the Decapod Zoea, pp. 513-516
H. W. Conn

The Explosions on the Underground Railways of London, pp. 516-517
Unification of Time, pp. 517-518
The Organisms of the Air, pp. 518-521
Les Organismes Vivants de L'atmosphere
M. P. Miguel

Minor Book Notices, pp. 521-522
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Comment and Criticism, pp. 529-531

Letters to the Editor

Atmospheric Waves from Krakatoa, pp. 531-532
Edmund B. Weston; H. M. Paul

Osteology of the Large-Mouthed Black Bass (Micropterus Salmoides), p. 532
R. W. Shufeldt

Caulinites and Zamiostrobus, pp. 532-533
Lester F. Ward

The Greely Search, p. 533
J. E. Nourse

Style in Scientific Writing, p. 534
Icebergs and Ice-Floes, pp. 535-538
Frederick Schwatka

Notes on Hibernating Mammals, pp. 538-541
C. C. Abbott

Another Ancient Human Skeleton from Mentone, France, pp. 541-542
New Jurassic Dinosaurs, pp. 542-544
The Astronomical Labors of Mr. Common, pp. 544-545
Insects and Fermentation, pp. 545-546
W. Trelease

The Variation of Temperature in Germany, p. 546
F. W.

Louis Pasteur, pp. 546-549
M. Pasteur. Histoire d'un savant, par un ignorant

Plante's Researches, pp. 549-550
Recherches sur l'electricite, de 1859 a 1879
Gaston Plante

The Chilian Languages, p. 550
Chilidugu sive tractatus linguae Chilensis
Bernardi Havestadt

The Iron and Steel Institute, pp. 550-551
The Journal of the Iron and Steel Institute

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Recent Proceedings of Scientific Societies, pp. 552-555
Notes and News, pp. 555-556

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 557-559

Letters to the Editor

Inertia, pp. 559-562
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Silk-Culture in the Colonies, pp. 562-563
C. V. Rigey

Thermometer Exposure, p. 563
A. Woeikof

Dalmanites in the Lower Carboniferous Rocks, p. 563
E. W. Claypole

"A Curious Optical Phenomenon", p. 563
James Edward Oliver

A Half-Starved Pig, p. 564
E. W. Claypole

The Scientific Method in Historical Study, pp. 564-565
Wintering in the Arctic, pp. 566-571
Fred'k Schwatka

Bestowal of the Grand Honorary Walker Prize on Professor James Hall, pp. 571-572
The Cantilever-Bridge at Niagara Falls, pp. 572-574
Chas. E. Greene

The Cholera Bacillus, pp. 574-576
The Exploring Voyage of the Challenger, pp. 576-580
Rain in Belgium, pp. 580-581
La Pluie en Belgique
A. Lancaster

A New Astronomical Journal, pp. 581-582
Bulletin Astronomique, publie sous les Auspices de l'Observatoire de Paris
M. F. Tisserand

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Recent Proceedings of Scientific Societies, p. 583
Notes and News, p. 584

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 585-586

Letters to the Editor

Radiant Heat, p. 586
Geo. Fras. Fitzgerald

Another Yellow Day, p. 586
Winthrop E. Stone

Cretaceous Phosphates in Alabama, pp. 586-587
Eugene A. Smith

A Blind Fish from the Missouri River, p. 587
S. H. Trowbridge

The Use of the Method of Rates in Mathematical Teaching, pp. 587-588
De Volson Wood

The Nautica Almanac Office, p. 588
Indian Implements of the North-West, pp. 589-590
Franc E. Babbitt

The Cruise of the Albatross, from Curacoa to Aspinwall, in February and March, pp. 590-593
The Older Wind-Charts of the North Atlantic, pp. 593-597
W. M. Davis

The Industrial Arts as Factors in Modern History, pp. 597-599
The Present Sun-Spot Maximum, p. 599
Guyot's View of Creation, pp. 599-601
Creation; Or the Biblical Cosmogony in the Light of Modern Science
Arnold Guyot

Tryon's Conchology, p. 601
Structural and Systematic Conchology (etc.)
George W. Tryon

Steam-Engine Indicators, pp. 601-602
The Tabor Steam-Engine Indicator
George H. Barrus

Recent Works on the Micro-Chemistry of Plants, pp. 602-603
Vegetable Histology
D. P. Penhallow

Botanical Micro-Chemistry: An Introduction to the Study of Vegetable Histology
V. A. Poulsen; William Trelease

Hilfsbuch Zur Ausfuhrung Mikroskopischer Untersuchungen im Botanischen Laboratorium
Wilhelm Behrens

Intelligence from American Scientific Stations, pp. 603-605
Recent Proceedings of Scientific Societies, pp. 605-607
Notes and News, pp. 607-612

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 613-614

Letters to the Editor

The Faults of South-Western Virginia, pp. 614-615
G. H. Squier

Assumptions of Museum-Keepers, p. 615
Hibernating Mammals, p. 616
C. Hart Merriam

Experiments with Reflections, pp. 616-617
Geo. O. Williams

The Biological Institute at Philadelphia, pp. 617-618
The Enemies and Parasites of the Oyster, Past and Present, p. 618
C. A. White

A Mound of the Kanawha Valley, p. 619
Cyrus Thomas

The Ichthyological Peculiarities of the Bassalian Fauna, pp. 620-622
Smith Sound, and Its Exploration, pp. 622-623
The Deep-Sea Fishes Collected by the Talisman, pp. 623-628
Journey of Lessar to Seraks, pp. 628-629
Palms, p. 629
The Dearborn Observatory, pp. 629-630
David P. Todd

A New Motor, pp. 630-631
R. H. Thurston

Daniell's Principles of Physics, pp. 631-634
A Text-Book of the Principles of Physics
A. Daniell

Propagation of Tuberculosis, pp. 634-635
The Influence of Heredity and Contagion on the Propagation of Tuberculosis, and the Prevention of Injurious Effects from Consumption of the Flesh and Milk of Tuberculous Animals
A. Lydtin; G. Fleming; Van Hertsen

Intelligence from American Scientific Stations, p. 636
Recent Proceedings of Scientific Societies, pp. 636-637
Notes and News, pp. 637-642

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 643-644

Letters to the Editor

The Cranial Ribs of Micropterus, p. 644
J. Playfair McMurrich

A Singular Optical Phenomenon, p. 644
Joseph LeConte

Popular Names of California Flowers, pp. 644-645
C. R. Orcutt

The Use of the Method of Rates in Mathematical Teaching, p. 645
Wm. Woolsey Johnson

Pleuracanthus and Didymodus, pp. 645-646
E. D. Cope

The Government, and Economic Entomology, pp. 646-647
Recent Geological Observations in the Canadian North-West Territory, pp. 647-648
George M. Dawson

Five Brazilian Diamonds, pp. 649-650
George F. Kunz

The Distribution of Comets with Reference to Solar Motion, pp. 650-651
R. H. Tucker, Jun.

Volcanic Sand Which Fell at Unalashka, Alaska, Oct. 20, 1883, and Some Considerations concerning Its Composition, pp. 651-654
J. S. Diller

Meteorological Charts of the North Atlantic, pp. 654-657
W. M. Davis

Invertebrates of the Talisman Expedition, pp. 657-658
W. H. Dall

The Relation of the Mound-Builders to the Historic Indians, pp. 658-659
Encke's Comet, and the Resisting Medium, p. 660
Thouar and Crevaux, pp. 660-661
W. H. D.

Coues's Biogen, pp. 661-664
Biogen: A Speculation on the Origin and Nature of Life
Elliott Coues

Review author[s]: Josiah Royce

Report of the Observatory at Herény, Hungary, p. 664
Publikationen des Astrophysikalischen Observatoriums zu Herény in Ungarn
Eugen von Gothard

Intelligence from American Scientific Stations, pp. 665-666
Recent Proceedings of Scientific Societies, pp. 666-667
Notes and News, pp. 667-670

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 671-672

Letters to the Editor

A Colt and Its Mother's Blanket, p. 672
F. L. Harvey

The Invention of the Vertical Camera in Photography, pp. 672-673
G. Brown Goode

A Tailed Child, p. 673
H. W. Eaton

Hibernating Mammals, p. 673
Chas. C. Abbott

The Royal Society of Canada, pp. 673-676
The Middle Yukon. -- I, pp. 677-682
Development of Sipunculus nudus, pp. 682-684
C. O. Whitman

The Meeting of the American Medical Association in Washington, pp. 684-685
How Egg-Cocoons Are Made by a Lycosa, pp. 685-686
CalderWood's Mind and Brain, pp. 686-689
The Relations of Mind and Brain
Henry Calderwood

The Government Agricultural Report, pp. 689-690
Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the Year 1883

The Panther-Creek Coal-Basin, pp. 690-691
Second Geological Survey of Pennsylvania, A. A. First Report of Progress in the Anthracite Coal Region. The Geology of the Panther-Creek Basin, or Eastern End of the Southern Field
Charles A. Ashburner

Minor Book Notices, pp. 691-692
Intelligence from American Scientific Stations, pp. 692-693
Recent Proceedings of Scientific Societies, pp. 693-696
Notes and News, pp. 696-698

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 699-700

Letters to the Editor

Professor Tait on the Reality of Force, pp. 700-701
Henry Farquhar

North-Eastern and North-Western Indian Implements, p. 701
Charles C. Abbott

Atmospheric Waves from Krakatoa, pp. 701-702
John LeConte

A Near View of Erakatoa in Eruption, pp. 702-703
H. Carvill Lewis

Professor Gill on Assumptions of Museum-Keepers, pp. 703-704
G. Brown Goode

A Singular Optical Phenomenon, p. 704
J. Herschel

Guyot's Creation, p. 704

President Eliot on a Liberal Education, pp. 704-705
S. Newcomb

The Middle Yukon. -- II, pp. 706-711
Fred'k Schwatka

Protection of Alpine Plants, pp. 712-713
The Deep-Sea Crustacea Dredged by the Talisman, pp. 713-716
The Woburn Rotation Experiments, pp. 716-719
H. P. Armsby

The American Fish-Cultural Association, pp. 719-723
Meeting of Mechanical Engineers at Pittsburgh, pp. 723-725
Development of the Thyroid and Thymus Glands and the Tongue, pp. 725-726
C. S. Minot

Researches on Astronomical Spectrum-Photography, pp. 726-727
David P. Todd

The Geology of the Asturias and Galicia, pp. 727-729
Recherches Sur Les Terrains Anciens des Asturies et de la Galice
Charles Barrois

Lockwood's Electricity, pp. 729-730
Electricity, Magnetism, and Electric Telegraphy: A Practical Guide and Handbook of General Information for Electrical Students, Operators, and Inspectors
Thomas D. Lockwood

A New Classification of the Mollusca, pp. 730-732
Encyclopaedia Britannic 9th ed., vol. XVI., pp. 632-697. Article, Mollusca
E. Ray Lankester

Review author[s]: W. H. Dall

Aboriginal Literature of America, pp. 732-733
Aboriginal American Authors and Their Productions, Especially Those in the Native Languages
Daniel G. Brinton

The Güegüence: A Comedy Ballet in the Nahuatl-Spanish Dialect of Nicaragua
D. G. Brinton

M'alpine's Zoölogical Atlas, pp. 733-734
Zoölogical Atlas (Including Comparative Anatomy), with Practical Directions and Explanatory Text for the Use of Students
D. M'Alpine

New Meteorological Journals, p. 734
Meteorologische Zeitschrift. Herausgegeben von der Deutschen Meteorologischen Gesellschaft
W. Köppen

American Meteorological Journal
M. W. Harrington

The Study of Heredity, pp. 734-735
Life-History Album, Prepared by Direction of the Collegiate Investigation Committee of the British Medical Association
Francis Galton

Record of Family Faculties; Consisting of Tabular Forms and Directions for Entering Data, with an Explanatory Preface
Francis Galton

Intelligence from American Scientific Stations, pp. 735-736
Recent Proceedings of Scientific Societies, pp. 736-739
Notes and News, pp. 739-744

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 745-747

Letters to the Editor

The Deep-Sea Fish, Malacosteus, p. 747
Tarleton H. Bean

A Bad Habit of the Fox-Squirrel (Sciurus niger, var. ludovicianus), pp. 747-748
Wm. Trelease

The Claims of Political Science, p. 748
Lester F. Ward

Some Indiana Glaciology, pp. 748-749
John M. Coulter

Osteology of Micropterus salmoides, p. 749
R. W. Shufeldt

Jean-Baptiste-André Dumas, pp. 750-752
The Monk-Seal of the West Indies, Monachus tropicalis gray, pp. 752-753
Henry W. Elliott

The Toepler-Holtz Machine, pp. 753-755
H. W. Eaton

Geology and Mineralogy of Northern Canada, pp. 755-756
The Scientific Activity of the Russian Universities during the Last Twenty-Five Years, pp. 756-759
Recent Linguistic Researches, pp. 759-761
A. S. Gatschet

Modern Rail-Making, pp. 761-762
Arthur T. Woods

The Geological Relatives of Krakatoa and Its Late Eruption, pp. 762-765
Topographische en Geologische Beschrijving van een Gedeelte van Sumatra's Westkust
R. D. M. Verbeek

Kort Verslag Over de Uitbarsting van Krakatau op 26, 27, en 28 Augustus
R. D. M. Verbeek

Stokes's Lectures on Light, pp. 765-766
Burnett Lectures on Light. First Course, on the Nature of Light
George Gabriel Stokes

Nourse's American Exploration in the Ice-Zones, p. 766
American Exploration in the Ice-Zones (etc.), Prepared Chiefly from Official Sources
J. E. Nourse

Intelligence from American Scientific Stations, pp. 766-768
Jno. P. Finley

Recent Proceedings of Scientific Societies, pp. 768-769
Notes and News, pp. 769-772

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 773-775

Letters to the Editor

Gyration of a Vibrating Pendulum, pp. 775-776
J. E. Hendricks

Water-Waves from Krakatoa, p. 777
C. O. Boutelle

The U. S. Census Office, pp. 778-779
Head Waters of the Atna or Copper River, p. 779
Wm. H. Dall

The Etowah Mounds, pp. 779-785
Cyrus Thomas

A Human Skull from the Loess of Podbaba, near Prague, pp. 785-786
Primitive Communities, pp. 786-789
W. F. Allen

Technical Education in Europe, pp. 789-790
The Age of Steel, pp. 790-794
The Creators of the Age of Steel (on Sir Henry Bessemer, Sir C. W. Siemens, Sir Joseph Whitworth, Sir John Brown, Mr. S. T. Thomas, and Mr. G. J. Snelus)
W. T. Jeans

Review author[s]: R. H. Thurston

The Guatemaltec Languages, pp. 794-795
Zur Ethnographie Republik Guatemala
Otto Stoll

A Grammar of the Cakchiquel Language of Guatemala
D. G. Brinton

Intelligence from American Scientific Stations, pp. 795-796
Recent Proceedings of Scientific Societies, pp. 796-797
Notes and News, pp. 797-802
Selected Illustrations from Contemporary Foreign Journals (2 pp.)

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 1-3

Letters to the Editor

Radiant Heat, pp. 3-5
H. T. Eddy

Temperature of the Spheroidal State, p. 5
Louis Bell

The Inventor of the Vertical Camera in Photography, p. 5
Simon H. Gage

Charles Dolph Wurtz, pp. 6-8
Results of Dredgings in the Gulf-Stream Region by the U. S. Fish-Commission, pp. 8-10
A. E. Verrill

Alphons Lavallée, p. 10
C. S. S.

Burial-Masks of the Ancient Peruvians, pp. 10-11
W. H. Holmes

Meeting of the Civil Engineers at Buffalo, pp. 11-13
Recent Observations on Explosive Agents, pp. 13-15
Chas. E. Munroe

Notices of Ethnologic Publications, pp. 15-16
Mental Evolution in Animals, pp. 16-19
Animal Intelligence
George J. Romanes

Mental Evolution in Animals
George J. Romanes

Fiske's Electricity, pp. 19-20
Electricity in Theory and Practice; Or, The Elements of Electrical Engineering
B. A. Fiske

American Coaster's Nautical Almanac, pp. 20-21
The American Coaster's Nautical Almanac for the Year 1884

Metallurgy of Primitive Nations, p. 21
Die Metalle Bei Den Naturvölkern, Unit Berücksichtigung Prähistorischer Verhältnisse
R. Andree

Intelligence from American Scientific Stations, pp. 22-23
Recent Proceedings of Scientific Societies, pp. 23-25
Notes and News, pp. 25-30

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Comment and Criticism, pp. 31-32

Letters to the Editor

The Zero Meridian of Longitude, p. 32
C. Borum

Crystallization of Glucose in Honey, pp. 32-33
Simon Flexner

North-Eastern and North-Western Indian Implements, p. 33
Franc E. Babbitt

What's in a Name?, pp. 33-34
W. S. Kennedy

A Muskrat with a Round Tail, p. 34
Frederick W. True

Fish-Remains in the North-American Silurian Rocks, p. 34
E. W. Claypole

Babirussa Tusks from an Indian Grave in British Columbia, p. 34
F. W. True

Specialization in Scientific Study, pp. 35-36
Hibernation of the Lower Vertebrates, pp. 36-39
Charles C. Abbott

Tait's Heat, p. 39
Heat
P. G. Tait

Merriman's Method of Least Squares, pp. 39-40
A Text-Book on the Method of Least Squares
Mansfield Merriman

The Society for Psychical Research, pp. 40-43
Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research. Vol. I. (Containing Parts I.-IV.)

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A Remarkable New Type of Mollusks, pp. 50-51
Wm. H. Dall

Time without Instruments, p. 51
A. H. Buchanan

Rotation Experiments on Germinating Plants, pp. 51-52
Chas. S. Slichter

Perforations in Wool Fibre, p. 52
Jos. M. Wade

The Evolution of Petals, p. 52
Clarence M. Weed

Metallic Circuits in Cables, pp. 52-53
D. H. K.

Too Big to Swallow, p. 53
P. J. Farnsworth

The Gyration of a Vibrating Pendulum, p. 53
W. Ferrel

Higher Education and the Masses, p. 53
The American Initiative in Methods of Deep-Sea Dredging, pp. 54-57
Richard Rathbun

Special Manures for Particular Crops, pp. 57-59
H. P. Armsby

Koch's Work upon Tuberculosis, and the Present Condition of the Question, pp. 59-61
Koch

The Greenwich Observatory, pp. 61-62
The United-States Geological Survey, pp. 62-71
Annual Reports of the United-States Geological Survey to the Secretary of the Interior, II., III.
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Edward Abbott

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The Implements of the Igloo, pp. 81-85
Frederick Schwatka; Lieut. U. S. Army

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Key to North-American Birds. Containing a Concise Account of Every Species of Living and Fossil Bird at Present Known, from the Continent North of the Mexican and United-States Boundary, Inclusive of Greenland
Elliott Coues

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Gustav Wiedemann

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John Trowbridge

The Formation of Cañons and Precipices, pp. 99-101
James Macfarlane

The Equatorial Coudé, pp. 101-102
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Edward T. Nelson

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The Madison Educational Convention, pp. 112-114
A Burrowing Spider, pp. 114-116
Alfred C. Stokes

The Exploring Voyage of the Challenger, pp. 116-118
G. Brown Goode

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Second Geological Survey of Pennsylvania: Report of Progress G ⁷ . The Geology of the Susquehanna River Region in the Six Counties of Wyoming, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Columbia, Montour, and Northumberland
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G.

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H. M. Paul

Overwork in German Schools, pp. 136-137
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Leonard Waldo

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American Appliances for Deep-Sea Investigation.--The Dredges, pp. 146-151
Richard Rathbun

The Origin of the Ohio Mounds, pp. 151-152
The Mounds of the Mississippi Valley Historically Considered
Lucien Carr

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Alfred Sidgwick

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D. G. Brinton

Fish-Remains in the North-American Silurian Rocks, pp. 159-160
W. S. Symonds

Depth of the Glacial Submergence on the Upper Mississippi, p. 160
G. H. Squier

The Visit of the British Association, pp. 160-161
Lord Rayleigh, pp. 161-163
Atmospheric Electricity, pp. 164-165
John Trowbridge

Irrigation in the Upper Missouri and Yellow Stone Valleys, pp. 166-168
Lester F. Ward

Lawsuits against Grubs and Grasshoppers, pp. 168-171
H. A. Hagen

The Lower Forms of Life Dredged by the Talisman, pp. 171-172
Korean Curios, pp. 172-173
George F. Kunz

The History of American Institutions, pp. 173-176
Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science
Herbert B. Adams

The Exploring Voyage of the Challenger, pp. 176-179
G. Brown Goode

British Association for the Advancement of Science

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Lord Rayleigh

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Some Distinctive Features of the British Association, pp. 203-204
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Progress of Chemistry since 1848, pp. 206-208
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Recent Geographical Discovery, pp. 211-214
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P. Herbert Carpenter

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P. Herbert Carpenter

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A. B. Porter

Photographs of the Interior of a Coal-Mine, pp. 223-224
F. W. True

Electrical Testing Establishments, pp. 224-225
American Appliances for Deep-Sea Investigation.--Trawls and Tangles, pp. 225-229

American Association for the Advancement of Science

The Philadelphia Meeting, pp. 229-230
College Mathematics, pp. 230-232
What Is Electricity?, pp. 232-234
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Catagenesis; Or, Creation by Retrograde Metamorphosis of Energy, pp. 240-243
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Man in the Tertiaries, pp. 244-246
Scientific Methol and Scientific Knowledge in Common Affairs, pp. 246-248

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Alexander Agassiz

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E. W. Claypole

Korean Curios, pp. 270-271
Edward S. Morse

A Comparative Study of the Associations, pp. 271-272
The Carson-City Ichnolites, pp. 273-276
W. P. Blake

The Virulence of Cultivated Anthrax Virus, pp. 276-277
Experimental Studies on the Artificial Attenuation of the Infectious Properties of the Bacillus of Anthrax by means of Cultivation
R. Koch; Dr. Gaffky; Dr. Loeffler

Mittheilungen aus dem Kaiscrlichen Qesundheits-Amte. Zweiter band. Berlin, 1884

Eissler's Modern High Explosives, p. 278
The Modern High Explosives, Nitroglycerine and Dynamite: Their Manufacture, Their Use, and Their Application to Mining and Military Engineering
Manuel Eissler

The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, p. 279
Second Annual Report of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment-Station, for 1883

British Association for the Advancement of Science

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E. T. Nelson

The Steep Slopes of the Western Loess, p. 302
E. W. Hilgard

An Open Polar Sea, pp. 302-303
P. H. Ray

Discrediting American Science, pp. 303-305
D. E. Salmon

The Work of Octave Hallauer, pp. 306-308
Robert H. Thurston

The Synoptical Flora of North America, pp. 308-310
The Languages of Africa, pp. 310-311
A Sketch of the Modern Languages of Africa; Accompanied by a Language-Map
Robert Needham Cust

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Minor Book Notices, pp. 311-312
Association of Official Agricultural Chemists of the United States, p. 312
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Theo. Gill

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Charles C. Abbott

American Association for the Advancement of Science

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E. H. Hall

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Erminnie A. Smith

Classification of Mollusca, p. 351
W. H. Dall

The Primitive Conocoryphean, p. 351
Alpheus Hyatt

Book-Postage in the United States, pp. 351-352
A. Melville Bell

Systematic Earthquake Observation, p. 352
Edward C. Pickering

Abnormal Form of Trillium grandiflorum, p. 352
Henry Baldwin

George Bentham, pp. 352-353
A. G.

Education at the International Health Exhibition, London, pp. 353-356
William Lant Carpenter

Railway-Signals at the Electrical Exhibition, pp. 356-357
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The Botanical Club of the American Association, pp. 358-359
Psychical Research in America, p. 359
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The Inhabitants of the Punjab, pp. 360-362
Outlines of Punjáab Ethnography: Being Extracts from the Punjáb Census of 1881, Treating of Religion, Language, and Caste
Denzil Charles Jelf Ibbetson

Geological and Natural-History Survey of Canada, pp. 362-363
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Alfred R. C. Selwyn

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Minerals near Philadelphia, p. 368
Joseph T. Meehan

The Delaware Estuary, p. 368
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George F. Kunz

A Wider Use for Scientific Libraries, p. 368
W. Z. Bennett

Systematic Earthquake Observation, p. 368
C. G. Rockwood, jun.

The Prime Meridian, pp. 368-369
Horace Andrews

Psychical Research in America, pp. 369-370
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S. Newcomb

Radiant Matter in an Edison Lamp, p. 374
H. M. Paul

The American Ornithologists' Union, pp. 374-376
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Semitic Notes, p. 378
D. G. Lyon

Turner's Samoa, pp. 378-380
Somoa a Hundred Years Ago, and long before, Together with Notes on the Cults and Customs of Twenty-Three Other Islands in the Pacific
George Turner

The Home Rambles of an American Naturalist, p. 380
A Naturalist's Rambles about Home
C. C. Abbott

The Life of Ellen Watson, pp. 380-381
A Record of Ellen Watson
Anna Buckland

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American Geological Railway-Guide, p. 396
James Macfarlane

A Wider Use of Scientific Libraries, p. 396
Edward Burgess

Eye-Pieces of the Meridian Circle at Washburn Observatory, p. 396
Edward S. Holden

The October Meeting of the National Academy of Sciences, pp. 396-397
Death an Individuality, pp. 398-400
C. S. Minot

American Appliances for Deep-Sea Investigation, pp. 400-404
Richard Rathbun

Kafiristan, pp. 404-405
The Changes Which Fermentation Produces in Milk, pp. 405-406
The Meridian Conference, p. 406
Cotterill's Applied Mechanics, pp. 406-407
Applied Mechanics: An Elementary General Introduction to the Theory of Structures and Machines
James H. Cotterill

Scientific Butter-Making, pp. 407-408
A Manual for Scientific Butter-Making
W. H. Lynch

Man's Future, p. 408
The Destiny of Man, Viewed in the Light of His Origin
John Fiske

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Iroquois Grammar, pp. 412-413
Points on Lightning-Rods, p. 413
John LeConte

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B. Pickman Mann

A Possible Danger to Mariners, p. 413
L. S. F.

The Work of the Meridian Conference, pp. 414-415
North-Atlantic Currents, pp. 415-418
A. B. Johnson

Drumlins, pp. 418-420
W. M. Davis

How Far a Light May Be Seen under water, p. 421
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Los Aboríjenes De Chile
Jose Toribio Medina

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The Recognition, by Marine Animals, of the Hour of the Day, p. 429
W. K. Brooks

The Star-Nosed Mole Amphibious, p. 429
C. Hart Merriam

Sir William Thomson, pp. 430-432
The New Volcano of the Bering Sea, pp. 432-434
Canal Routes between the Atlantic and the Pacific, pp. 434-436
Gardiner G. Hubbard

Certain Principles of Primitive Law, pp. 436-437
J. W. Powell

Sir William Thomson's Baltimore Lectures, pp. 437-438
William Thomson

North-African Archeology, p. 438
The Limitations of Submarine Telegraphy, pp. 438-440
The American Public Health Association, pp. 440-442
Euclid as a Text-Book of Geometry, p. 442
A. Ziwet

Shaft-Sinking by Freezing, p. 443
Chas. E. Greene

American Oriental Society, pp. 443-444
Tait's Light, p. 444
Light
P. G. Tait

The Mammals of the Adirondacks, pp. 445-446
The Mammals of the Adirondack Region, North-Eastern New York
Clinton Hart Merriam

The Mosses of North America, pp. 446-447
Manual of the Mosses of North America
Leo Lesquereux; Thomas P. James

Review author[s]: S. W.

Geology of South-Eastern Pennsylvania, pp. 447-448
Thèses Présentées à la Faculté des Sciences de Lille Université de France Pour Obtenir le grade de docteur ès-sciences naturelles
Par Persifor Frazer

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Change in the Color of the Eye, p. 452
Theodore F. McCurdy

The Eggs of Ornithorhynchus, pp. 452-453
Theo Gill

Sun-Spots, p. 453
David P. Todd

The Numerical Measure of the Success of Predictions, pp. 453-454
C. S. Peirce

Measurement of the Speed of Photographic Drop-Shutters, p. 454
W. H. Pickering

The Importance of Chemistry in Biology and Medicine, pp. 454-456
The Navigation of the Nile, pp. 456-457
Chas P. Stone

A Mussulman Propaganda, pp. 457-459
W. H. Dall

The Ruby-Hill Mines, Eureka, Nev, pp. 459-460
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New Volume of the Tenth Census, pp. 461-463
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The Stone Age in Prehistoric Archeology, p. 469
Henry W. Haynes

Forgotten Conclusions of Science, p. 469
P. J. Farnsworth

The Lamprey as a Builder, pp. 469-470
John M. Batchelder

A Viviparous Pumpkin, p. 470
E. T. Nelson

American Pearls, p. 470
R. N. Roark

Ferdinand Von Hochstetter, pp. 470-471
Marriage Law in Savagery, pp. 471-473
J. W. Powell

A Scientific Study of Lawn-Tennis, pp. 473-474
C. L. Dana

Late News from the North-West, pp. 474-475
The Flora of the High Alps, pp. 475-476
The Danish International Polar Station, p. 476
Edison's Three-Wire System of Distribution, pp. 477-478
H. M. Paul

Zoölogical Researches of the Scottish Fishery Board, p. 478
Pseudo-Science, pp. 478-479
The True Theory of the Sun
Thomas Bassnett

The Value of Sorghum, pp. 479-480
Sorghum: Its Culture and Manufacture Economically Considered as a Source of Sugar, Syrup, and Fodder
Peter Collier

Notes and News, pp. 480-482

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The Oldest Living Type of Vertebrates, p. 484
S. Garman

Water of Crystallization, pp. 484-485
Wm. L. Dudley

An Open Polar Sea, pp. 485-486
A. Woeikof

Rhyssa not Lignivorous, p. 486
C. V. Riley

Sky-Glows, p. 486
N. T. Lupton

Iroquois Grammar, p. 486
Erminnie A. Smith

The Agassiz Association, pp. 487-488
The 'Pororoca,' or Bore, of the Amazon, pp. 488-492
John C. Branner

History of Almanacs, pp. 492-496
Exploration of Putnam River, Alaska, p. 496
The Bird-Collection of the U.S. National Museum, pp. 496-497
Robert Ridgway

Over-Pressure in Schools, pp. 497-498
New-England Orchids, pp. 498-499
The Orchids of New England: A Popular Monograph
Henry Baldwin

Indian Folk-Lore and Ethnology, pp. 499-500
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