Science

48637

Ashmead, A. S.. rice culture, 57; cremation of chol-
era corpses, 132; cows' milk in Japan, 211; crema-
tion of cholera corpses, 213; beri-beri, 281; leprosy,

309.
Asla minor, aborigines of, 30.
Association agricultural colleges, 173; for the ad-
vancement of science, 61, 135; Rochester meeting
of, 146; of weather services, 131.
Atkinson, G. F., botany at the experiment stations,

328.

Barnes, C. R., modern botany, 62.

Barometric oscillations, 5.

Barracks, communal, 228.

Basques, 60.

Bolley, H. L., potato scat, 355.

Bone, aboriginal use of, in Vermont, 202.

VOLUME XX.

Basu, K, primitive fashions in India, 357.

Bates, H. H., Star 1830, Groombridge, 236.

Bauer, L. A., magnetic needle secular motion, 218.

Bauxite, Alabama, 3 3.

Bayard, A. F. C., English climate, 5.

Beauchamp, W. M., natural implements, 305.
Becher, F. A., psychology, 10.

Beddard's Animal Coloration, 11; Colors of Animals,

Boston school-boys, 274.

Bostwick, A. E., residual personality, 284.
Botanical library, 241; explorations in Idaho, 311.
Botany, a broader, 48; modern, 62; industrial, 75;
medical, 91; at the experiment stations, 328.
Bowser's Trigonometry, 306.
Boyle, D.

Boys, Boston school, 274.
Brain and skull correlations, 230.

Blackmar, F. W., Indian education, 147.

Bliss, C. B., multiple key. 360.

Blood, color of human, 107.

Blood-corpuscles, reticular structure of, 830.

Brinton, D. G., ancient Libyan alphabet, 105; Euro-
pean origin of Aryans, 165; ancient Libyau' alpha-
bet, 194; Ethuscan ritual book, 212; Wright's Man
and the Glacial Period, 249; Crania Ethnica Ameri-
cana, 278; ancient Libyan alphabet, 290.
Broom-corn, 33.

Bruner, H. L., humming-bird's food, 291.
Burials, Mentone cave, 60.
Burrill, T. J., hybridizing, 15.

Bevan, D., foot deformity, 99.

Bible, recently found fragment of, 131.

Bibliography, linguistic, 7.

Birch tree as an ethnic landmark, 206.

Birds on nests, 99; near Hanover, N. H., 86; acorn-

eating, 133; English sparrow and other, 134, 165; ef-

fects of civilization on, 183; diet of, 221: how to

mount, 227; that sing in the night, 313, 343; rare,

352.

Birth-rate, 7.

Black knot, 10; 123.

Auld, R. C., The American horse, 135.

Aurora, 65, 66, 178, 374; false, 318, 345.

Auroras, versus thunderstorms, 221; photographs of, Chemistry as basis of agriculture, 191.

Chief Mountain Lake, 85.

236; of 1892, 323.

Child, localization in a, 361.

Azoic archæan in Northern Michigan, 355.

Bons, F., growth of children, 351.

Bogue, E. E., shrinkage of leaves, 163.

Bolles, F., hectoring a hawk, 123; humming-birds'

food, 318.

Cambridge Natural History, 40.

Campbell, J. T., aurora. 66; sense of direction, 318.

Canadian archæology, 60.

Carlb tongue, 115.

Carob bean, 41.

Catamarca, antiquities of, 172.

Caucasia, 19.

Bailey, L. H., broader botany, 48.

Bailey's Mental Arithmetic, 334.

Baldwin, J. M., volition in childhood, 286.

Church's Notes and Examples in Mechanics, 138.
Civilization as fluenced by race, 285.
Clark, J. E., gynandrous flower bead, 207.

Ball, V., llon breeding, 34.

Barbour, E. H., rock swift, 235; Richardson's owl, 361. Clevenger, S. V., trait of Jews, 106; celestial photo-
Bark-beetle destroyer, 256.
micrography, 185; the brutal dove, 124; acid pre-
vention of cholera, 151; brain and skull, 230; sleep,

Caldwell, J. W., molecules and crystals, 88.
Calkins, W. W., lichenology, 12, 205.
Call, R. E., science in schools, 1; chemistry of soils, Duck Islands, 184

29.

Childhood, origin of volition in, 286.

Children, growth of, 351.

Cummins, D. H., Texas gypsum, 353.

Cummins, W. F., sense of direction, 858.

Cuneiform tablet at Tel Hesy, 145.

Currents, ocean, 19.

Cyprus, Ohuefalsch-Richter's work in, 268.

208.

Beddoe, J., primitive Russians, 244.

Beetle, broods of elm-leaf, 16, 47, 92.

Bell, A. G., teaching speech to deaf, 118.

Bell, A. M., sounds of R, 216.

Bendire's Life Histories of North American Birds, Connecticut Board of Health Report, 263.

Conway's Works of Thomas Paine, 187.

Corn tassels, 97.

178.

Bereman, T. A., aurora, 65.

Beri-beri, 281.

Cornell University, 18.

Coplin, W. M. L., foot deformity, 99.

Bernard's The Apolidæ, 81.

Bessey, C. E., monstrous poppy, 249; sense of direc- Coptic, linguistic affinities of ancient, 285.

tion, 263.

Cotton-seed meal, 257.

277.

Clocks, ancient Japanese, 305; Turkish, 316.
Clute, W. N., humming-bird's food, 333.
Codling-moth in Oregon, 291.

Dall, W. H, Grand Gulf formation, 164, 819.
Davis, W. M., profile of bad-land divides, 245.
Davis's Algebra, 293.

Cohesion, 48.

Coleoptera, migration of, 105.

Colias, 257.

Collins, J. V., algebraic notation, 359.
Collins's International Date Line, 321.
Comstock, T. B, wild animals, 155.
Conclusions, uncertainty of, 20.
Congress for experimental psychology, 32; of crim-
inal anthropology, 285; of experimental psycho-
logy, 288; meteorological, 341.
Conn, H. W., Brooklyn Institute Summer School,
157; isolation of renuet, 253.

Deaf, progress in teaching speech to, 118.
Death Valley flora, 342.
Decimal Association, 47.

Cave fauna of Kentucky, 240; dwellers of Arizona, Eames, R., growth of gold, 259.
269.

Celts and Kymri, 115.

Deer, flathead, 87.

Dennis, W., watching a snake, 338.
Derby, O. A., Sauta Catharina Meteorite, 254.
Diamonds in meteorites, 15.
Dictionary of Medicine, 81.
Diseases, immunity from, 356; infectious, 225.
Dixon, E. T., hypotheses in dynamics, 149.
Dixon's Migration of Birds, 39.

Dobbin and Walker's Chemical Theory, 320.
Dog, jealousy of a. 305.

Earle, Charles, variability of specific characters, 7.
Educational, standards in professional, 92.
Edwards's Coals and Cokes in West Virginia, 376.
Eells, M., twins among Indians, 192.

Ceratodus, 4.

Ceylon agriculture, 89.

Chadwick's Temperament, Disease and Health, 124. Fgypt, Flinders-Petries work in, 267.

Chambers's Encyclopædia, 12, 362.

Egyptian and Semitic languages, 131.

Eigenmann, C. H., Percpidæ on Pacific slope, 233.

Chapin's Land of the Cliff-Dwellers, 333.

Charlton, O. C., electricity on mountain, 177.

El Gran Chaco, 23.

Chemical spelling, 247; nomenclature, 272, 291; Electric phenomena on mountain, 177; light, action

science, 127.

of. on plants, 291; phenomena on mountains, 318,

359.

Ellis, W., temperature at Greenwich, 5.
Elrod, M. J., reflex action in turtles, 368.
Elton's Career of Columb 's, 173.
Emery, F. E., soil moisture, 31.

Cholera corpses, cremation of, 132, 213; prevention Engel, H., infectious diseases, 225.

English climate, 5.

of, 170, 193; acid prevention of, 151.

Chronology, 213.

Ensilage, 47.

Entomological types, 244. 337

Eskimos, 340.

Ethnic osteology, failure in, 148.

Ethnography, meani g of, 9).

Ethnology as philosophy, 60.

Etruscan ritual book, 173, 212.

Evolution, laws of human, 232.
Exhibition, geographical, 19.
Eyes of insects, 314.

Doran, E. W., phylogeny of mole cricket, 214.

Dorsey, J. O., Maltuune Tunne measures, 194; Oma-

ha arrow measures, 194.

Douglass, A. E, rain in Peru, 231.
Dove, the brutal, 124.

Coues, E., nomenclature, 220.

Coulter, J. M., botanical nomenclature, 146.

Cousins, J. J., weights and measures in England,

298.

Dumble, E. T., flight of archippus, 291.

Dyche, D. T. D., Heterocrinus subcrassus, 66.

Dynamics, fundamental hypotheses of, 71, 122, 149,

150, 262.

02.

Coville, F. V., flora of Death Valley, 342.

Cowell, I. C., latest glacial epoch,

Cows' milk, absence of, from Japan, 211.

Cox, A. O., how to mount birds, 227.

Crane, A., ancient Mexican heraldry, 174, 261.

Crayfish attacked by leeches, 220,

Cresson, H. T., graphic system of Mavas, 25; Maya

day-signs 77; Maya graphic system, 101; paleolithic

man in Delaware valley, 305.

Cretacous polyzoa, 327.

Criminal anthropology congress, 285.

Crinoid Heterocrinas subcrassus 66.

Crocker's Dynamos and Motors, 363.

Crops, fungous and insect enemies of, 32.

Cross fertilizing and hybridizing, 18.

VOL. XX.]

Geological expedition of University of Nebraska, 47; |
Society of America, 341; survey of Indiana report,
321; survey of New Jersey, 67; of Missouri, 355.
Geometry, modern synthetic, 297; non-Euclidean,
370.

Gerland's Atlas of Ethnography, 206.

German association of science, 13.

Gibbs, M., acorn-eating birds, 133; bird on nest. 99;
birds that sing in the night, 313; effects of civiliza-
tion on birds, 183; humming-birds' food, 239.
Gifford, J., Altakapas country, 372; introduction of
foreign species, 304; yeasts, 249.

Gila monster, 319.

Glaciation in Montana, 162.

Glacial epoch, date of latest, 302; theories, 360.

Glycerine, solid, 263, 278.

Gnat-bites, 215.

Gold, growth of. 259.

Gore's Geodosy, 375; Visible Universe, 333.

Grand Gulf formation, 151, 164, 247, 319.

Grape leaves, 39.

Great Lake basins, 74.

Green Mountains' anticlinal, 328.

Grinnell, G. B., Chief Mountain Lake, 85.

Grippe, 152.

Griswold's Whetstones and Novaculites of Arkansas,

Hall, J. N., sense of direction, 113.

Hall, J. P., photographs of auroras, 236.

Hamilton, H., prevention of cholera, 170, 193.

Haon, J., barometric oscillations, 5.

Harding, L. A., forensic microscopy, 242.

Hargitt, C. W., Amphiuma means, 159.

Harisse's Discovery of Jor America, 39.

Harvey, case-hardening, 75.

Hatch's Mineralogy, 137.

Hatch, P. L., false aurora, 318.

Hawk, hectoring a, 123.

Henderson, C. R., woman's work for wages, 190.

Heraldry, ancient Mexican, 174, 261.

Heredity, 190).

Hioen's Metal Coloring, 363.

Hirn, monument to, 18.

Hitchcock, A. S., botanical library, 241.

Hitchcock, C. H., Green Mountains' anticlinal, 328.
Hitchcock, R, photographic laboratory, 160; pre-Aino
race in Japan, 163.

Hobbs, W. H., hornblende and augite, 354.
Hodge, F. Webb, Journal of American Ethnology,

152.

Hoffmann's Sloyd System of Wood-Working, 363.

Holbrook, M. L., human blood, 107; la grippe, 152.

Holbrook's Treatment of Consumption, 264.

Holder's Florida Reef, 215.

Holmes, W. H., quarry refuse, 295.

Hopkins, A. D., forest-tree Scolytid, 64.

Hoskins, L. M., hypotheses of dynamics, 122.

Houston, E. J., weather in Mars, 86.

Howe, J. L., extinction of mulatto, 375.

Hudson's Naturalist in La Plata, 136.

Human remains discovered near Mentone, 170.

Humming-birds' food, 239, 291, 818, 333.

Hunter-Duvar's Stone, Bronze, and Iron Ages, 39.

Huntington, O. W., diamonds in meteorites, 15.

Hussey, W. J., lines on Mars, 235.

Hyatt, J., aurora, 374.

Hybridism exemplified in the genus colaptes, 325.

Ice, impurity of, 141.

India, primitive fashions in, 357.

Indian numerals, 9; types of beauty, 115.

Indians, census of, 31.

Library of Prof. L. Just, 12.

Lichenology, 120, 205.

Light rays of small wave-length, 216.

Ligurians, Iberians, and Siculi, 90.

Linebarger, C. E., solutions, 352.
Linguistics as a physical science, 206.
Lion breeding, 31.

Hay, O. P., biological papers, 243.

Hazen, H. A., Moon and rainfall, 310; electric pheno- Liveing, G. D., liquid oxygen, 169.
mena on mountains, 359.

Lobsters for New Zealand, 341.

Heath, A., colias, 257

Hemiptera, etc., 52.

Hempel's Gas Analysis, 293.

Influenza, 103.

Ink stains, 346.

Implements, natural, 305.

Instinct, 300.

Intelligence of lower orders, 345.
Introduction of foreign species, 304.
Inventors' academy of Paris, 186.
Irrigation reports, 346.

INDEX.

Keely's In Arctic Seas, 173.

Kempton, C. W., Mars, 152; meteoric shower, 333;

snake eats snake, 107.

Jordan, D. S., Hopkins seaside laboratory, 76.

Journal of American Ethnology, 152.

Kent, W., Rochester Meeting, A. A. A. S., 135.

Key, & multiple, 360.

Kangaroo in America, 82.

Kansas Academy of Science, 250.

Keane, A. H., ancient Libyan alphabet, 178, 262.

King, F. H., ensilage, 47.

King, T. G., an archæological delusion, 275.

Kirby, W. F., entomological types, 244; Saturniidæ,

246.

Kirby's Entomology, 194.

Hornblende and augite, 354.

218.

Horse, intelligence of a, 133; American 135, 188; feed- Magnus's Elementary Mechanics, 375.

ing of, 4.

Jackals, 33.
Jackman's Nature Study, 293.
James J. F., geological survey of New Jersey, 67;
wheat rust and smut, 93; Merrill's Geognosy, 94;
bird reports, 178; destroying mosquitoes, 217; irri-
gation reports, 346; agricultural reports, 361.

James's Alaskana, 292.

Langley's Energy and Vision, 362.

Language, universal, 232.

Languages, bibliography of American, 340; central

American, 172.

Lepel, V., oxidation of nitrogen, 33.

Leprosy, Immunity from, 309.

Leverett, Frank, ice-sheet in Ohio, 103.

Lewis, R. T., eyes of Insects, 314.

Lewis and Clarke's Expedition over the Rocky

Mountains, 173.

Lock's Mechanics for Beginners, 139.