Fredericq's Study of History in England and Scot-
land, 282.

Freezing-point of sea-water, 36.

Froebel's Education of Man, 263.

G.

Gaillard's French for Young Folks, 261.
Gallaudet's hundredth birthday, 301.

Gannett, H. Survey of the United States, 49.
Garriatt, E. B. Tornado power, 48.

Gaster's Greeko-Slavonic Literature, 249.
Geikie's Teaching of Geography, 139.

Gems, American, 264; and precious stones, 181, 226.
Genius, universal, 66.

Geographical methods, lec.ures on, 238; names, 143;
Society, debating club in American, 320.
Geography in Eugland, 89; study of, 91, 131; teach-
ing of, 177.

Geological Congress meeting next year, 308; ques-
tions, 35; survey in Arkansas, 57; Survey maps,
37.

Geologist, the American, 307, 321.
Geologists, congress of, 20, 119.
German normal schools. 302.

Gilman's Historical Readers, 103.

Glacier in Colorado, 153.

Glaciers flora following retreating, 45.

Kansas Academy of Science, twentieth meeting of, Nebraska Chemical Laboratory, 82.
286; Historical Society, 238.

Kapp's Electric Transmission of Energy, 92.
Keltie, J. S. Geography in Englaud. 89.
Keweenawan system, 166.

Kidder, J. H., appoiutment of, 273.

Kilpatrick, J. W. Stone daggers from Missouri, 192.
King, E. P. Over-pressure in schools, 192.
Kirchhoff, G. R., death of, 216.
Kuango, the, 221.

Kunz, G. F. A North Carolina diamond, 16S; dia-
mond-field in Kentucky, 140; four large South
African diamonds, 69; gems and precious stones,

226.

Glenn, W. Chrome as a poison, 58; filth-diseases, 36. Larden's Electricity, 237.

Glucose, artificial preparation of, 263.

Goode, G. B.. as fish commissioner, 109.

Goodfellow, G. E. The Sonora earthquake, 81.
Gore's Elements of Geodesy, 80.

Grandgent's Italian Grammar, 238.

Gratacap. L. P. Science at the American Associa-
tiou, 166.

Health, a national board of, 313.

Health Association, the American, 189, 258, 268, 278,
289.

Hedley's The Mark of the Beast, 102.

Hegel's Philosophy of the State and of History, 307.
Helmholtz, 69.

Heredity of mental traits, 125.

Heron, Florida, 96.

Heronries, destruction of Florida, 47.

Herrmann's Graphical Statics of Mechanism, 140.
Hewett, W. T. Study of modern European literature
in America, 209.

Hilgard, E. W. Cyanhydric gas as an insecticide, 11.
Hill, R. T. Corruption of geographic names, 143;
pronunciation of Arkansas, 107.

Hinsdale B. A. Examinatious, 112; over-pressure
in schools, 177.

Höffding's Psychologie im Umrissen auf Grundlage
der Erfahrung, 222.

Holder's Living Lights, 200, 226.
Home Sauitation 66.

Hop-louse, 21.

Horsford, E. N.

Volapük, 10.

Howard, M., and Schuyler, E. Waterspouts, 32.
Howell, E. E. Rock wood meteorite, 107.

Hubbard, G. G. Transcoutinental railroads, 133.

Hudson Bay expedition of 1886, 270; route, 47.
Huxley's Royal Academy address, 31.

Hyatt, A. Scientific swindler, 203.

tions on, 247.

Laughlin's Political Economy, 198.
Law, international, 191.

LeConte, Joseph. Depth of earthquakes, 22; sound-
blindness, 312.

Leprosy, a case of, 202; in Louisiana, 43; in South
Africa, 32.

Lesley, J. P. Conspiracy of silence, 30S.

Levéy's Electric Light Primer, 93.

Lightning, globular, 324.

Lindsay's T. Macci Plauti Captivi, 19.

Logic, study of, 256.

Longevity of Euglish scientists, 238.

Lotze's Metaphysics, 250.

Love's Industrial Education, 215.

Lubbock's Pleasures of Life, 66.

Lucas, F. A. Maxillo-palatines of Tachycineta, 12
Lucas's Historical Geography of the British Colonies,
237.

M.

McCosh, Dr., resignation of, 241.

Needles in the body, 231.
Neurological Association, 53.
Nevin, W. W. Act of God, 276.
Newberry, J. S. Flight of birds, 299.
New Guinea, 148, 213.

Newton, W. K. Condensed milk, 154.
New Zealand, acclimatization in, 170.
Nicaragua Canal, 182, 238; canoes, 273; expedition,
286.
Nicholson, H. H. Nebraska Chemical Laboratory,
82.
Noyes's Qualitative Analysis, 191.

Ocean tracks, 313.
Oerter's Social Question, 189.

Oil on troubled waters, 61, 145, 191.
Okinagen Indians, myth of, 150.
Oliver, J. K. Faulty memory, 274.
Opium, effect of, on higher animals, 138; in Ton
quin, 202; use of, 100.
Optics, applied, 108.

Oriental Association, the American, 219.
Osborn, H. Coloring of pigweed-leaves, 166.
Osborn, H. F. Mammalian dentition, 300.
Osgood, H. L. State interference, 60.

P.

Palmer's New Education, 67.
Pars propatagialis, 70.
Pasteur's methods, 42.

Payne, F. F. Sea-water ice, 120.

Payne, W. H. Examinations, 113.

Peck's Analytical Mechanics, 249.

Peet, L. R. The Florida heron, 96.

Pennsylvania, archeology at University of, 202.

Petroleum, origin of, 308; transportation in bulk,
273.

Philological Association, 37.

Phonograph, Edison's, 229.

Photographs by the light of fire-flies, 129.

Physical Education Association, 231; training, 278.

Physics for schools, 129: summer school of, 21.
Physiology in schools, 224.

Physique, the American, 239, 276.

Pickering, W. H. Total solar eclipse of 1886, 9.

Macloskie, G. Mosquito poison, 106; pineal eye of Pigweed-leaves, coloring of, 166.
lizard, 10.

Medical congress, 145; legislation, 85.
Medicine, practice of, in New York, 1; preventive,
29.

Memory, faulty, 177, 232, 250, 274.
Meleney, C. E. New Jersey reading-circle, 62.
Meteor-fall, 276, 258.

Meteoric stone of Krasnoslobodsk, 308.
Meteorite, Rockwood, 107.

Meteorological observations above the earth's sur-
face, 33; international, 181; summarizing, 202;
service in Argentine Republic, 45.

Meteorology, revision of Loomis's contributions to,
201 theoretical, 21, 48.

Metlakahtla, 174, 191.

Michie's Analytical Mechanics, 190.
Microscopes, 275, 310.

Hydrophobia, 214; in New York, 100; old observa- Microscopists, society of, 91.

Hypnotism, recent observations in, 187.

Ilyslop, J. H. Temperature sense, 25!.

Middleton, J. D. Ohio mounds, 32.

Proctor's Chance and Luck, 43.

Prudden, T. M. Microscopes, 310.

Psychical Research, American Society for, 287.
Psychological medicine at the medical congress,
Psychology, American Journal of, 45, 248.
Purslane-worm, 204, 228.

137.

Putnam, C. E., death of, 81.

Quarantine systems, 315.

Q.

R.

Railroads, transcontinental, 133.
Railway in the Arctic, 319.
Rau, Charles, death of, 57.
Re-action time, 232.

Reade's Origin of Mountain Ranges, 139.
Reading-circle of New Jersey, 62.
Reynolds, T. T. Seasickness, 34.

Kichet's Essai de Psychologie Generale, 222.
Rifle-ball, energy of, 272.

Roach's Trigonometry, 191.
Roads, making of good, 109.
Robin's nest, 48, 60, 72.

Milk, condensed, 154; distillery, 4, 46, 59, 72, 107, 157, Robins's Technical School and College Buildings,
251.

Mills, T. W. Romantic Love, 130.

Mills's Science of Politics, 237.
Milton's Paradise Lost, 128.

Minchin's Naturæ Veritas, 128.

Mind, can the, attend to two things at once? 17;
primitive, 270.

Minot, C. S. Microscopes, 275.

Morey, J. T. Objects in teaching, 179.

Morgan, A. Act of God, 141; international copyright,

25.

Morgan, T. J. Examinations, 112; sense of smell,
240.

Morgan's Educational Mosaics, 103.
Morphology, Journal of, 224, 272.
Morrison's Ventilation and Warming of School-
Buildings, 200.
Morse, E. S.

What American zoölogists have done
for evolution, 73.
Mosquito poison, 106.
Mosquitoes, 72, 96.

Motion, asymmetry of, 214.
Mound-exploration, 148.
Mounds, Ohio, 32.

Mummies, some Western, 146.

Saintsbury's History of Elizabethan Literature, 307.
Samoa Islands, 189.

Sanitary convention in Michigan, 117, 214; science
and education, 218.

Scarlet-fever, 100; in London, 221; report, 291.
Schiller's Wallenstein, 128; Wilhelm Tell, 128.
School attendance in Prussia, 212; for Indians, 61.
Schools, health in, 64, 247; Norway, 169; over-press-
ure in, 177, 192; reform of German, 250.
Schurman's Ethical Import of Darwinism, 201.
Science at the American Association, 166.

Murdoch, J. Eskimo and Indian, 287; pronunciation Scrapers, ancient, 10.

of Arkansas, 120.

Muscle, dermo-tensor patagii, 57.

Seasickness, 34, 100, 214.

Sea-water ice, 95, 118, 120.

T.

Tachycineta, maxillo-palatines of, 12.

Tape-worm, 108.

Vessels, speed of, 249.

V.

Vital statistics in Massachusetts, 213.

Tea and coffee, what to eat with, 30; and chiccory, Volapük, 10, 24, 140.
consumption of, 224.
Teachers' Association, 250.

Teaching, objects in, 179; pictorial, 17.
Teas from India and China, 250.

Telegraphy, automatic, 176; from a train, 238.
Temper, types of, 65.

Temperance-teaching, 68; gone mad, 49.
Temperature sense, 252.

Temperatures of the ocean, 291.

Terhune, J. Temperance-teaching, 68.
Thackeray's Letters, 175.

Smell, sense of, 240; in dogs, 78; and touch versus Theosophical movement in India, 261.
sight, 215.

Smyth, H. L. Cloud-heights, 46.

Snow, glacier-like movement in, 180.

Snow, F. H. Purslane-worm, 204.

Snow Hall at Lawrence, Kan., 314.

W.

Wadsworth, M. E. Keweenawan system, 166.
Waldo, F. Meteorological observations above the
earth's surface, 33; wind-register, 309.
Wall's Natural History of Thought, 163.
Ward's Flora of the Laramie Group, 150.
Waters, G. F. Color-blindness, 179.
Waterspouts, 32.

Wave, the Umbria's, 193.
Weather-predictions, 322.

Thomson, G. M. Acclimatization in New Zealand, Welle, The, 189.

170.

Wheat, Indian, 314.

Wheat-crop of India, 253.

Wheeler, W. M. Grindelia glutinosa, 180.
Whicher, G. M. Purslane-worm, 228.

White's Laramie Molluscan Fauna, 126.
Whooping-cough in the cat, 36.

Thurston, R. H. Armor for land defences, 121; tech- Wilson, G. Cheyenne, 239, 264.
nical education, 72.

Spiritualism, exposure of, 81; Seybert report Thwing's, The Family, 283.

on, 7.

Stanley Falls, 213.

Stanley's movements, 97, 133, 169.

Star of Bethlehem, 324.

State interference, 2, 13, 28, 60.

Steamers, tonnage of, 191.

Tidy's Treatment of Sewage, 117.

Timbuktu, 213.

Wilson, J. D. Indian names, 252.
Wilson's Studies in Life and Seuse, 20.
Wind-pressure, 118. 132.

Wind-register, 309.

Woeikof's Die Klimate der Erde, 127.
Wolff, A. R. Wind-pressure, 132.
Wollny's Grundriss der Psychologie, 238.
Women, 10.

Stejneger, L. New species of thrush, 108; pars pro- Townsend, C. H. Natural history notes on Alaska, Wood's Natural Law in the Business World, 286.
patagialis, 70.