Journal of the Washington Acadenry of Sciences 



al organ of the Washington Academy of Scien 

 aims to present a brief record of current scientific work in Washington. To thii 

 end it publishes: (1.) short original papers, written or communicated by mem- 

 ber« of the Academy; (2) a complete list of references to current scientific article? 

 published in or emanating from Washington; (3) short -abstracts of certain of 

 3 e articles: (4) proceedings and programs of meetings of the Academy and 

 Hated Societies; (5rnotes of events connected with the scientific life of Wash- 

 ton. The Journal is issued semi-monthly, on the fourth and nineteenth of 

 h month, except during the summer when it appears on the nineteenth only. 

 umee correspond to calendar j r ears. Prompt publication is an essential 

 feature; a manuscript reaching the editors on the fifth or the twentieth of I 



nth will ordinarily appear, on request from the author, in the next issue of thfc 

 Journal 



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