INDEX. 



711 



Schauck Observatory of Rutgers College, 



67. 

 Scheibler's tonometer, 221. 

 Schemuitz, mines at, 92. 

 Schering, Dr., 107. 

 Schiaparelli, Director, SO, S6, 209. 

 Schiertz, 325. 

 Schild, F. G., 451. 

 Schindler, Dr. E., 44G. 

 Schlagiuweit, K. von, 19G. 

 Schleh, 53S. 



Schley, Commander W. Scott, 112, 31G. 

 Schiiemann, Dr., 3S7. 

 Schloessing, 538. 



and Mi'mtz, 260, 547, 54S. 

 Schmankewitsch, 41S. 

 Schmarda's Zoologie, 410. 

 Schmelck, 325. 

 Schmidt, 26S. 



C.,ofDorpat, 114. 



Dr. Emil, 84, 3S3. 



Dr. H. D., 372, 373. - 



Dr. M., 155. 



Julius, 34, 36. 

 Schneebeli, Prof., 153. 

 Schobig's method, 25S. 

 Schoenfeld, Prof. E., S4. 

 Schomburgk, 415. 

 Schone, of Moscow, 157. 

 School of Anthropology at Paris, 406. 

 Schott, C. A., 107. 

 Schroder, Dr., 11, S5. 

 Schrauf, 272, 276, 2S5. 

 Schreiber, Dr. A., 194, 349. 

 Schroeckinger, Von, 281. 

 Schroter, 518. 

 Schubring, Julius, 3S7. 

 Schulhoff, L., 43. 

 Schultz, Fritz, 401. 

 Schultze, Adolf, 35G. 



Max, 424. 

 Schulze, Prof. F. E., 423. 

 and Urich, 553. 

 Schulze's mode of intercepting the germi- 

 nal matter of the air, 363. 

 Schumacher, Paul, 3S2, 384. 

 Schur, Dr., 88. 

 Schi'itzenberger, 2G4. 

 Schwackhufer, 151. 

 Schwalbe, Dr. J., 391, 407. 

 Schwartz, Dr. Otto, 92. 

 Schweinfurth, Dr. G., 343. 

 Schweinitz collection, the, 507. 

 Schwendener, 512, 515, 524. 

 Schyrmunski, 196, 197. 

 Scientific memoirs by J. W. Draper, 147. 

 Scintillometer, 1SS. 

 Sclater, Dr. P. L., 478, 4S4. 

 Scotland, 290, 301. 

 Scott, P. H., 124, 143. 



Wm.B.,483, 496. 

 Scu elder, 419, 441, 44S, 454. 

 Seagrave, Frank S., 70. 



Geo. A., 37, 3S. 

 Searle, Arthur, 50. 

 Searles, W. H., 169. 

 Sea-serpent, the, 491. 

 Sea-water, analysis of, 259. 

 Secchi, Father, 40, 42, 10S, 142, 625. 

 Padre, 78. 

 station, 131. 

 Secular change of magnetic declination, 



107,109. 

 Sedgwick, A. G., 2S9, 295, 403. 



Seebohm, Henry, 350. 

 Seeley, H.,472. 

 Seeliger, Dr. Hugo, 84. 

 Seiches, 101. 

 Seismograph, Chinese, 9S. 



Wageuer's new, 100. 

 Seismology, 97. 

 Seismometer, 213. 

 Selachians, 457, 45S, 464. 

 Selenographical Society, 44. 

 Selfridge, Commander,"315. 

 Sella, 311. 



Selwyu, 294, 309, 311. 

 Semelle, Lieutenant de, 343. 

 Semper, Prof. C, 430, 432. 

 Senebier, 550. 



Septic organism, minute, 3G7. 

 Serpentines, British, 292. 

 Serpieri, 209. 

 Seubert, Moritz, 625. 

 Seubert's Excursionsflora, 511. 

 Severtsoff, 345. 

 Sewage of cities, 5G9. 

 Sharpe, P. B., 478, 479. 

 Sherman, O. T., 2S6. 

 Ship-canal, Cape Cod, 575. 

 Ships' compasses,deviation of, 110. 

 Shortia galacifolia, 504. 

 Shower of flesh, 183. 

 Shropshire, 291. 

 Sibiriakoff, 323. 

 Siemens, Dr. C. W.,211. 



of Dresden, 215. 

 Siemens's compressed glass, 595. 

 Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, 339. 

 Signal -office to make physical observa- 

 tions of the sun, 13. 

 Signal Service, 120. 

 Sigsbee, Lieut.-Commander, 112, 31G. 

 Silica, how determined, 260. 

 Silk manufacture, 61S. 

 Silliman, Prof., 270, 59S. 

 Silver, oxygen in metallic, 264. 

 Simons, F. A. A., 339. 

 Simpson, A., 395. 

 Sinker, new form of, 212. 

 Siphon anemometer, 153. 

 Sirenians, placental characteristics of, 494. 

 Sjiigren, H., 2S2. 

 Skv, color of the, 1S9. 

 Smirnoff, 132. 



Smith, Dr. J. Lawrence, 25S, 263, 276, 2S6. 

 Prof. Hamilton L. , 316, 355, 371, 372. 

 W., 372. 

 Smithsonian Institution, 29, 147, 381, 3S5, 



394, 395. 

 meteorological 

 work of the, 

 119. 

 report, 194, 206. 

 tables, 175. 

 Smyth, Piazzi, 83, 149. 

 Snow-crystals, 175. 

 Social life, 403. 



Societe Mineralogique de France, 271. 

 Sociology, 380. 

 Soda manufacture, 597. 

 Soedermau, 395. 

 Soil, relation of the, to heat, 531. 



study of the, 530. 

 Soils, the difference in, 561. 

 Solar corona observed in 1030, 12. 

 eclipses, 15. 

 heat for industrial purposes, 167. 



