INDEX. 



859 



Jackson, C. T^., l^i(i}j:r;ipliical notice 

 of C i{. Siingfi-, Mo. 



von Jagenian, H. C. G., elected Fel- 

 low, S():i. 



JoflVrson I'liysical Laboratory, Con- 

 trihiilioiis Iroin, .'{07. 



Jeffrey, E. C, Tlu- Ilislory, Compara- 

 tive Anatomy and Kvolution of 

 the Araucarioxvlon 'i'vpe, Parts 

 1-4, r,M. 



Jewott, J. R., oI(>ct«Hl Kcllow, SiVA. 



Johnson, L. J., Piiotofiraphs of bent 

 beams, showing; novel results of 

 recent e.\i)eriments, 7S4. 



Joslin, K. P., a('('ei)ts Fellowsiiip, 777. 



Jussenuid, J. .V. A. J., accepts For- 

 eign Honorary Membership, 777. 



Kennelly, A. E., and Pierce, G. W., 

 The Impedance of Telephone 

 Kc('(Mvors as affected by the 

 Motionof I heir Diapin-agms, 111. 



Kent, N. A., elected Fellow, S03; A 

 Study with the Echelon Spectro- 

 scope of Certain Lines in the 

 Spectra of the ZincArcand Spark 

 at Atmospheric Pressure, 91. 



Kofoid, C. A., elected Fellow, 782; 

 accejjts Fellowship, 7S5. 



Kroeber, A. L., accepts Fellowship, 

 777. 



Laboulbeniales, New or Critical, from 

 the Argentine, L5.5. 



Lane, A. C, Thin sections of igneous 

 rocks, showing variations of 

 grain, 7<S4. 



Lane, W. C, Two uni(|ue fragments 

 of a book in an otherwi.se un- 

 known South American language 

 lately found in the Harvard Col- 

 lege Library, 784. 



Langdon, S. C. See Byers, H. G., 

 and Langdon, S. C. 



Language, South American, Two 

 unique fragments of a book in 

 an otherwise unknown, lately 

 found in the Harvard College 

 Library, 784. 



Lanman, C. R., Buddhaghosa's 

 Treati.se entitled The Way of 

 Salvation, an Analysis of the 

 Second Part, on Concentration, 

 784. 



Lawrence, William, elected Fellow, 

 803. 



Leptos\nie, A Pedisposition of the 



Species heretofore referred to, 



804. 

 Lewis, G. N. See Wilson, E. B., and 



Lewis, G. N. 

 Lilirary, Appropriation fitr, 7S1, 78(). 

 l^ibrar}- Committee, Ueporl of, 7'.>'2. 

 Light, Artificial, On the Ultra Violet 



Component in, 1. 

 Lindgren, Waldemar, accepts Fellow- 



sliip, 777. 

 I.,inear Distance and Angle, A Theory' 



of, 45. 

 Little, E. D., elected Fellow, 803. 

 Lorentz, H. A., accepts For(>ign 



Honorary IMembersliip, 777. 

 Lotz, Albert, Theory of, 7.SL 

 Lowell, Percival, Aliniature globe, 



781 ; The Origin of the Planets, 



789. 

 Lovett, R. W., The St udy of Infantile 



Paralysis in Massucliu.setts by 



the State Board of Health, 783. 

 Lyman, Theodore, A Journey in the 



Highlands of Siberia, 804. 

 Lyon, D. C., One of the })o<)ks of 



Nebuchadnezzar, King of Bahy- 



lon, recording his building oi)era- 



tions in that city about (iOO B. 



C, 784. 



Magnetic Field, Relation between 

 the, and the Passive State of 

 Iron, 804. 



Magnetization Vector in Iron, The 

 Maxinuun Value of the, 783. 



Mallet, J. W., death of, 78.5. 



Mallory, F. B., elected PVlIow, 803; 

 Pathological Lesion in Whoop- 

 ing Cougli and the Relation of 

 the W'hooping Cough Bacillus to 

 the Lesion, 788. 



Mark, K. L., Preliminary Study of 

 the Salinity of Sea-water in the 

 Bermudas,' 669, 783. 



Marks, L. S., accepts Fellowship, 

 777. 



Mathematical- Physical Club, 779. 



Mechanics and lOlectromagnetics, 

 The non-Euclidean Cieometry 

 of, 387. 



Metals illu.strating ruptures imdcr 

 pressures up to 30,000 atmos- 

 pheres. Specimens of, 784. 



Meteorite, Specimens of a stony, 

 which fell in Arizona, 784. 



