Academies, International Association of, 666.
Academy, National, Retiring President of, 219;
Work of the, 219.
Adirondacks, Birds of the, GEORGE CHAHOON, 40.
Agassiz’s Investigations on Coral Islands, 103.
Agriculture, U. S. Department of, Appropriations for, 335.
Air, Liquid, 102.
Air-Ship, Count Zeppelin’s, 559.
Aluminum, How it is Made, 104.
American Association, 220;
President of the, 332;
New York Meeting of, 332;
Address of the Retiring President, 442;
President of New York Meeting, 442;
Proceedings, 443;
Officers, 446;
Meetings of the, M. E. D. TROWBRIDGE, 660.
Animals Helping One Another, 107.
Anthropology, 217, 445.
Anthropometry, 445.
Appropriations for the U. S. Department of Agriculture, 335.
Argyll, Duke of, Death of, 223.
Assembly, International, 220.
Association, American, 220;
President of the, 332;
Address of the Retiring President, 439;
President of New York Meeting, 442;
Proceedings, 443;
Officers, 446;
Meetings of the, M. E. D. TROWBRIDGE, 660;
British, French and German, 664.
ATKINSON, EDWARD, Mental Energy, 632.
Atkinson’s Lessons in Botany, 215.
Automatism, Mental, 662.
Automobiles, Evolution and Present Status of, WILLIAM BAXTER, JR.,
406;
Steam, 406;
Electric, 479;
Gasoline, 593.
Barisal Guns, 105.
Barnes’s Outlines of Plant Life, 215.
BAXTER, JR., WILLIAM, The Evolution and Present Status of the
Automobile, Steam, 406;
Electric Automobiles, 479;
Gasoline Automobiles, 593.
Beach on the Marine Mollusca of Cold Spring Harbor, 106.
Beagle, The Fate of the, V. MARSHALL LAW, 86.
Bertrand, Joseph, Death of, 222.
BIGELOW, FRANK H., The Coming Total Eclipse of the Sun, 1.
Biltz on Molecular Weights, 213.
Biographical Sketch of an Infant, CHARLES DARWIN, 197.
Biological, Lectures from the Marine Laboratory at Wood’s Holl, 329;
Laboratories, Marine, 555.
Biologique, L’Année, 551.
Biology, 329.
Birds, as Flying Machines, FREDERIC A. LUCAS, 473;
of the Adirondacks, GEORGE CHAHOON, 40.
Blind Fishes, Structure of, 48;
Causes of Degeneration in, CARL H. EIGENMANN, 397.
BOAS, FRANZ, Religious Beliefs of the Central Eskimo, 624.
BOLTON, HENRY CARRINGTON, New Sources of Light and of Röntgen Rays, 318.
Bootblack, A Mechanical, 105.
Botanical Garden, The New York, D. T. MacDOUGAL, 171.
Botany, 215, 328.
British Association, 664;
Address of the President before the, SIR WILLIAM TURNER, 561.
Bruncken’s North American Forests and Forestry, 216.
Bubble-blowing Insect, E. S. MORSE, 23.
Bubonic Plague, FREDERICK G. NOVY, 576.
Catalogue of Scientific Literature, 448, 558.
CHAHOON, GEORGE, Birds of the Adirondacks, 40.
Chapman’s Bird Studies with a Camera, 440.
Character, National, and Scientific Study, ALBERT B. CROWE, 90.
Chemical, Fertilization, 223;
Research, Recent, Some Phases of the Earth’s Development in the
Light of, EDWARD RENOUF, 295.
Chemistry, 213;
A Hundred Years of, F. W. CLARKE, 59.
Chewing Gum Habit, Antiquity of, ROBERT E. C. STEARNS, 549.
City, The Most Expensive in the World, BIRD S. COLER, 16.
CLARKE, F. W., A Hundred Years of Chemistry, 59.
Cold Spring Harbor Biological Laboratory, 556.
COLER, BIRD S., The Most Expensive City in the World, 16.
COLLIER, JAMES, Colonies and the Mother Country, 139, 248, 390.
Colonies and the Mother Country, JAMES COLLIER, 139, 248, 390.
Color, Red, CHARLES E. DANA, 661.
Congresses of the Paris Exposition, 537.
Conway, Sir Martin, on the Bolivian Andes, 439.
Coral Islands, Agassiz’s Investigations on, 103.
Crazes, Psychology of, G. T. W. PATRICK, 285.
Cytology, 330.
DANA, CHAS. E., The Color Red, 661.
DARWIN, CHARLES, A Biographical Sketch of an Infant, 197.
Davenport’s Elementary Zoölogy, 440.
DAVIS, W. M., The Physical Geography of the Lands, 157.
Deaths, 108, 222, 335, 667.
Degeneration in Blind Fishes, Causes of, CARL H. EIGENMANN, 397.
Dugmore on Bird Homes, 441.
Earth’s Developments, Some Phases of, in the Light of Recent Chemical
Research, EDWARD RENOUF, 295.
Eclipse, 224, 560;
Total, of the Sun, FRANK BIGELOW, 1;
Solar of May 28, 1900, S. P. LANGLEY, 302.
Education, 331;
Technical, in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, G. F.
SWAIN, 257;
in the United States, 331;
Higher, for Colored Youth, ANDREW F. HILYER, 436.
Educational, and Scientific Institutions of New York City, 333;
Association, the National, 447.
EIGENMANN, CARL H., The Structure of Blind Fishes, 48;
Causes of Degeneration in Blind Fishes, 397.
ELIOT, C. W., Legislation against Medical Discovery, 436.
Elliott and Ferguson’s Qualitative Analysis, 213.
Ellis on the Analysis of White Paints, 213.
ELLIS, HAVELOCK, Psychology of Red, 365, 517.
Endowment of American Universities, 333.
Energy, Mental, EDWARD ATKINSON, 632.
Engine, The Human Body as an, E. B. ROSA, 491.
Eskimo, Central, Religious Beliefs of the, FRANZ BOAS, 624.
Ewart’s Penycuik Experiments, 126.
Expenditure of the Working Classes, HENRY HIGGS, 527.
Farm Homes for City Children, 106.
Fauna, Cave, of North America, 446.
Fayerweather Bequest, 558.
Fertilization, Chemical, 223.
Fiction and Science, 324, 336.
Fishes, Blind, Structure of, CARL H. EIGENMANN, 48;
Causes of Degeneration in, CARL H. EIGENMANN, 397.
Flournoy’s Des Indes à la Planète Mars, 662.
Flying Machines, Birds as, FREDERIC A. LUCAS, 473.
French Association for the Advancement of Science, 664.
Gas and Gas Meters, HUBERT S. WYNKOOP, 179.
Gasoline Automobiles, WILLIAM J. BAXTER, JR., 593.
Geography, 439;
Physical, of the Lands, W. M. DAVIS, 157.
Geologic Time, Rhythms and, G. K. GILBERT, 339.
Geology, 439;
International Congress of, 666.
German Association for the Advancement of Science, 664.
Gibbs, Wolcott, Portrait of, 114;
Works of, 219.
GILBERT, G. K., Rhythms and Geologic Time, 339.
Gilbert, G. K., Portrait of, 226;
Work of, 332;
on Recent Earth Movements, 439.
Greatness, Comparative Longevity and, JOSEPH JASTROW, 206.
GREELY, A. W., Scientific Results of the Norwegian Polar Expedition, 420.
GROFF, GEORGE C., The Conquest of the Tropics, 540.
HADDON, A. C., Expedition to Torres Straits, 217.
HAFFKINE, W. M., Preventive Inoculation, 115, 240.
HIGGS, HENRY, Expenditure of the Working Classes, 527.
HILYER, ANDREW F., Higher Education of Colored Youth, 436.
Hollick on Geological Formations and Forests in New Jersey, 107.
Homes, Farm, for City Children, 106.
Howard on the Mosquitoes of the United States, 663.
Huggins’s Atlas of Representative Stellar Spectra, 552.
Human Body as an Engine, E. B. ROSA, 491.
Humiliating Situation, 100.
Hydrogen, Solidification of, 223.
Importation of Animals, Legislation regarding, 560.
Infant, A Biographical Sketch of an, CHARLES DARWIN, 197.
Ingle’s Chemistry of Fire and Fire Prevention, 214.
Inoculation, Preventive, W. M. HAFFKINE, 115, 240.
Insect, Bubble-blowing, E. S. MORSE, 23.
International Assembly, 220.
Jackson’s Glossary of Botanical Terms, 328.
JACOBY, HAROLD, The Sun’s Destination, 191.
JASTROW, JOSEPH, Comparative Longevity and Greatness, 206;
The Modern Occult, 449.
Jesup, North Pacific Expedition, 217.
Jones, H. C., Theory of Electrolytic Dissociation, 213.
Keane on Man, Past and Present, 218.
Keeler, James Edward, Death of, 667.
Keeler’s Bird Notes Afield, 215;
Our Native Trees, 328.
Kingsley’s Vertebrate Zoölogy, 214.
Kite Flying, Scientific, 559.
Laboratory, National Physical, 221.
Lange’s Chemische-technische Untersuchungsmethoden, 214.
LANGLEY, S. P., Solar Eclipse of May 28, 1900, 302.
Law, International, and the Peace Conference, JAMES HARRIS
VICKERY, 76.
LAW, V. MARSHALL, The Fate of the Beagle, 86.
Legislation, against Medical Discovery, C. W. ELIOT, 436;
regarding the Importation of Animals, 560.
Light, New Sources of, and of Röntgen Rays, HENRY CARRINGTON
BOLTON, 310.
Liquid Air, 102.
Longevity, Comparative, and Greatness, JOSEPH JASTROW, 206.
Lounsberry’s Guide to the Trees, 216.
LUCAS, FREDERIC A., Birds as Flying Machines, 473.
McCarthy on Familiar Fish, 553.
MacDOUGAL, D. T., The New York Botanical Garden, 171.
MacDougal’s Nature and Work of Plants, 216.
McMillan’s Electro-metallurgy, 214.
Malaria, and the Malarial Parasite, PATRICK MANSON, 310;
and Mosquitoes, 336.
Manson, Marsden, Mount Tamalpais, 69.
MANSON, PATRICK, Malaria and the Malarial Parasite, 310.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Technical Education in, G. F.
SWAIN, 257.
Mathematical Physics, 327.
Meat, Diseased, in Paris, 104.
Mental Energy, EDWARD ATKINSON, 632.
Milne-Edwards, Alphonse, Death of, 222.
Mineral Industry, 214.
Mivart, St. George, Death of, 223.
Mongols, Modern, F. L. OSWALD, 618.
MORSE, E. S. A Bubble-blowing Insect, 23.
Mosquitoes, and Malaria, 336;
of the United States, 663.
National Academy, Retiring President of, 219;
Work of the, 219.
Negro, The, since the Civil War, N. S. SHALER, 29;
Future of, in the United States, N. S. SHALER, 147.
Nietzsche, Frederick, Death of, 668.
NOVY, FREDERICK G., The Bubonic Plague, 576.
NEWCOMB, SIMON, Chapters on the Stars, 227, 376, 500, 638.
Newton’s Dictionary of Birds, 215.
New York Botanical Garden, D. T. MacDOUGAL, 171.
North’s Catalogue of the Nests and Eggs of the Birds of Australia, 215.
Norwegian Polar Expedition, Scientific Results of the, A. W.
GREELY, 420.
Occult, The Modern, JOSEPH JASTROW, 449.
Ornithology, 440.
OSWALD, F. L., Modern Mongols, 618.
Paget on Experiments on Animals, 553.
Parasite, Malarial, and Malaria, PATRICK MANSON, 310.
Paris Exposition and its Congresses, 557.
Parker and Haswell’s Manual of Zoölogy, 214.
Parker’s Practical Zoölogy, 215.
PATRICK, G. T. W., Psychology of Crazes, 285.
Peace Conference and International Law, JAMES HARRIS VICKERY, 76.
Pearson’s Grammar of Science, 550.
Penycuik Experiments, Professor Ewart’s, 126.
Pfeffer’s Plant Physiology, 216.
Photographing Live Fishes, 106.
Photography of Sound Waves, R. W. WOOD, 354.
Physical Geography of the Lands, W. M. DAVIS, 157.
Physical Laboratory, National, 221.
Physics, Mathematical, 327;
International Congress of, 666.
Pitt-Rivers, Sir Fox-Lane, Death of, 335.
Plague, Bubonic, FREDERICK G. NOVY, 576.
Pneumatic Dispatch Tubes, 103.
Poetry and Science, L. W. SMITH, 546.
Polar Expedition, Norwegian, Scientific Results of the, A. W.
GREELY, 420.
Preventive Inoculation, W. M. HAFFKINE, 115, 240.
Promotion of Men of Science, 221.
Psychology, of Crazes, G. T. W. PATRICK, 285;
of Red, HAVELOCK ELLIS, 365, 517.
Quantitative Study of Variation, 445.
Radio-active Substances, 558.
Rayleigh, Lord, Scientific Papers, 327.
Red, Psychology of, HAVELOCK ELLIS, 365, 517;
The Color, CHAS. E. DANA, 661.
Reform, School, 210.
Religious Belief of the Central Eskimo, FRANZ BOAS, 624.
RENOUF, EDWARD, Some Phases of the Earth’s Development in the Light
of Recent Chemical Research, 295.
Research Work and Courses of Instruction, 556.
Reynolds, Osborne, Papers on Mechanical and Physical Subjects, 328.
Rhythms and Geologic Time, G. K. GILBERT, 339.
ROE, WILLIAM J. Some Scientific Principles of Warfare, 605.
Röntgen Rays, New Sources of Light, and, HENRY CARRINGTON
BOLTON, 310.
ROSA, E. B., The Human Body as an Engine, 491.
Rydberg’s Flora of Montana and the Yellowstone Park, 329.
School Reform, 210.
Science, Study and National Character, ALBERT B. CROWE, 90;
and Fiction, 324, 336;
and Poetry, L. W. SMITH, 546.
Scientific, Societies, Meetings of, 333;
and Educational Institutions of New York City, 333;
Literature, International Catalogue of, 448, 558.
SHALER, N. S., The Negro since the Civil War, 29;
The Future of the Negro in the United States, 147.
Sharp, David, on Insects, 215.
Sharpe, R. Bowdler, Nomenclature Avium, 215.
Shelley’s Birds of Africa, 215.
Sidgwick, Henry, Death of, 668.
Smith on the Teaching of Elementary Mathematics, 550.
SMITH, L. W., Poetry and Science, 546.
Solar Eclipse, 224, 560, FRANK H. BIGELOW, 1;
of May 28, 1900, S. P. LANGLEY, 302.
Solidification of Hydrogen, 220.
Sound Waves, Photography of, R. W. WOOD, 354.
Spencer and Gillen on the Native Tribes of Central Australia, 218.
Sperber’s Inorganic Chemistry, 213.
Stark, on Birds of South Africa, 215.
Stars, Chapters on the, SIMON NEWCOMB, 227, 376, 500, 638.
State Support and Individual Gifts, 334.
STEARNS, ROBERT E. C., Antiquity of the Chewing Gum Habit, 549.
Stokes, Sir George, Memoirs Presented to, 327.
Suess’s Das Antlitz der Erde, 551.
Summer Schools, University, 447, 556.
Sun, Total Eclipse of the, FRANK H. BIGELOW, 1.
Sun’s Destination, HAROLD JACOBY, 191.
SWAIN, G. F., Technical Education in the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, 257.
Taka-Diastase, 102.
Tait’s Scientific Papers, 327.
Tamalpais, Mount, Marsden Manson, 69.
Thoughts for the Times, 99.
TROWBRIDGE, M. E. D., Meetings of the American Association, 660.
Tropics, Conquest of the, GEORGE G. GROFF, 540.
Tunnels, Ventilation of, 101.
TURNER, SIR WILLIAM, Address of the President before the British
Association, 561.
Universities, American, Endowment of, 333.
University Summer Schools, 447.
Variation, the Quantitative Study of, 445.
Ventilation of Tunnels, 101.
VICKERY, JAMES HARRIS, International Law and the Peace Conference, 76.
WALCOTT, CHARLES D., Washington as Explorer and Surveyor, 323.
Walker’s Introduction to Physical Chemistry, 213.
War, Civil, The Negro since the, N. S. SHALER, 29.
Warfare, Some Scientific Principles of, WILLIAM J. ROE, 605.
Washington as Explorer and Surveyor, CHARLES D. WALCOTT, 323.
Whipple on the Microscopy of Drinking Water, 554.
Wilson on the Cell, 330.
Winking, 103.
WOOD, R. W., Photography of Sound Waves, 354.
Wood’s Holl Marine Biological Laboratory, 555.
WOODWARD, R. S., Portrait of, 338;
Work of, 442.
Working Classes, Expenditure of the, HENRY HIGGS, 527.
WYNKOOP, HUBERT S., Gas and Gas Meters, 179.
Zeppelin’s Air Ship, 559.
Zoölogy, 214, 440.