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Trans. Acad. Sci. of St. Louis. 



liam T. Harris, Charles V. Riley, Francis E. Niplier, 

 Henry S. Pritcliett, John Green, Melvin L. Gray, Ed- 

 mund A. Engler, Robert Moore, Henry W. Eliot, Edwin 

 Harrison, Adolf Alt and Calvin M. Woodward. 



MEETINGS. 



The regular meetings of the Academy are held at its 

 building, 3817 Olive Street, at 8 o'clock, on the first and 

 third Monday evenings of each month, a recess being 

 taken between the meeting on the first Monday in June 

 and the meeting on the third Monday in October. These 

 meetings, to which interested persons are always wel- 

 come, are devoted in part to the reading of technical 

 papers designed for publication in the Academy's Trans- 

 actions, and in part to the presentation of more popular 

 abstracts of recent investigation or progress. From time 

 to time public lectures, calculated to interest a larger 

 audience, are provided for in some suitable hall. 



The following dates for regular meetings for the year 

 1910 have been fixed by the Council: 



LIBRAEY. 



After its organization, the Academy met in Pope's 

 Medical College, where a creditable beginning had been 

 made toward the formation of a museum and library, 

 until May, 1869, when the building and museum were 

 destroyed by fire, the library being saved. The library 

 now contains about 18,500 books and 16,000 pamphlets, 

 and is open during certain hours of the day for consulta- 

 tion by members and persons engaged in scientific work. 



