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INDEX. 



Anthrenns, 44S. 

 Anthropological Institute, 400. 

 Anthropology, 379. 

 Anthropometry, Manual of, 405. 

 Antimony, haloid salts of, *JT3. 

 Antinori, Marquis, 343. 

 Antiquities of Russian territory, 3S6. 

 Antiseptics prevent nitrification, 547. 

 Ants, the mound-making, 449. 

 Apertometer, Abbe's, 357. 

 Aperture, theoretical limit of, 301. 

 Apogamy, 513. 

 Apparatus, 404. 



and methods, meteorological, 

 14S. 

 Appropriation by Congress, 1. 

 Appun's tonometer, 221. 

 Aqueous vapor expired by plants, 202. 

 Arago and Babinet, 235. 

 Arcetri Observatory, 41. 

 Archaeology, 379, 3S1. 

 Archer, 425. 

 Archibald, 192. 

 Arcimis at Cadiz, 25. 

 Arctic algae, 517. 

 realm, 4S4. 



regions, geology of, 300. 

 Ardennes, 291. 

 Argyropyrite, 279. 

 Aristotle, 493. 

 Armieux, Dr., 204. 

 Armsby, H. P., 535. 

 Army Medical Museum, 390. 



Signal-Office, 172. 

 Arnold, 515. 

 Arrhenite, 2S0. 

 Artificial fertilizers, 555-557. 



formation of minerals, 277. 

 vs. farm fertilizers, 501. 

 Arvontan, 288. 

 Arzruni, 243, 273. 



Ascensions in small balloons, 20S. 

 Ashburner, 297. 

 Asia, 344. 



archaeology of, 388. 

 ethnography of, 397. 

 Asiatic ethnology, 397. 

 Askenasy, Dr. E., 522. 

 Asmns, J., 110. 

 Aspelin, 395. 



Aspidinm spinulorum, 505. 

 Assyrioloirv, 389. 

 Asten, Prof. Einil von, 620. 

 Astigmatism, determining, 236. 

 Astronomical publications, noteworthy, 



42. 

 Astronomy, 1. 



Astrophotbmetrical method, new, 44. 

 Astrophysikalisches Institut, Potsdam 



(Germany), S8. 

 Atlas der Botanik, 511. 



of forms of crystals, 272. 

 Atmosphere, the, 119. 



movements of the, 163. 

 resistance to the oscillations 

 of the, 161. 

 Atmospheres of the sun and planets, 



161. 

 Atmospheric dust in Switzerland, 159. 

 electricity, 184, 528. 

 pressure upon the human 

 bodv, 190. 

 Atopite, 2S0. 

 Atterberg, 205. 



Attractions, lntluencc of the form of 



bodies on, 102. 

 Atwater, Prof. W. O., 525. 

 Auroral phenomena, 191. 

 Austin, C. F., 505. 



Mrs. P.M., 509. 

 Australia, survey of the coast of, 320. 

 Australian meteorology, 134. 



realm, 4S5. 

 Austro-Hnngary, archaeology of, 3SC. 

 Axolotl, the, 475. 

 Aymonuet, 149. 

 Ayrtou, Prof., 9S. 



and Perry, 94, 98, 110, 253. 



B. 

 Baber, 349. 



Babington, C. C.,511. 

 Back, Admiral Sir Geo., 620. 

 Bacteria germs, 301. 



in splenic disease, 307. 



in water, 259. 



photographing of, 520, 521. 



very low temperature on, 304. 

 Bacterium termo, 365, 306. 

 Bad lauds, 335. 

 Bailey and Aughey, 121. 

 Baillon, 511. 

 Baillot, 44. 

 Baily's results, 214. 

 Baker, J. G., 340, 510, 513. 

 Bakhuysen, Van der Sande, 41. 

 Balata, 001. 

 Balbiam,430. 

 Balfour, P., 456. 



F. B., 472. 



F. M.,422. 



J. M., 45S. 

 Ball a v, Dr., 342. 

 Bandelier, Ad. F., 3S2, 394, 404. 

 Barber, Edwin A., 384, 401, 403, 404. 

 Ba ice n a, 126. 

 Barcenite, 2S0. 

 Bardwell, Prof. F. W., 020. 

 Barff, 601. 



Barker, Prof. Geo. F., 18, 05, 211, 257. 

 Barnard, Edw. C., 67. 

 Barograph, an electrical, 155. 

 Barometer for determining altitudes, 199. 

 Barometric pressure, 171. 

 reduction, 171. 

 variations, annual, 171. 

 diurnal, 172. 

 Barometrical minima, 174. 

 Barrande, Joachim, 310,418, 435. 

 Barrett, Prof., 376. 

 Marrois, Chas., 312,448. 

 Bartlett, Commander, 317, 4S1. 

 Barton, Geo. P., 53, 54. 

 Bartram, Wm., 3S1. 

 Barylite, 2S0. 

 Baryta, strontia, and lime in crystals, 



201. 

 Bass, Prof., 22. 

 Bastian, Prof., 3^4. 

 Bastie process, 695. 

 Bate, C. Spence, 436, 437. 

 Bates, 395. 

 Bathybius, 425. 

 Bats, species of, 4S7. 

 Bandier, 518. 

 Bauer, 204, 276. 

 Bauermeister, Dr. T. II., 170. 

 Bauke, Dr. Ilennaun, 513. 



