Y¥rans: WAY. Ach Sez. 80 April 7, 
views, by Dr. ALExis A. JULIEN, of New York, on the sub- 
ject of 
A SEARCH FOR FLINT IMPLEMENTS IN THE ANCIENT GRAVELS OF 
AMIENS, 
April 7, 1884. 
REGULAR Business MEETING, ' 
The President, Dr. J. S.: NEwBERRY, in the Chair, 
Thirty-five persons were present. 
Mr. L. P. GrRaTacaP was elected a Resident Member; the 
name of Mr. W. B. Parsons was transferred to the roll of 
Corresponding Members, and the following members were 
elected as 
FELLOWS OF THE ACADEMY : 
W. P. TRowspripGE, Dr. L. JoHNnson, B, B. CHAMBERLIN, 
F. G. WIECHMAN, A Fe i bie 0) oe Dr. A. CLARK, 
A., .H.. ELLIo@T, j. Ky REEs: F.C. Bree, 
Ho. BAIRCBILD,.. Wis Jas (RUDKIN, 4) Dr Cavs. Buna. 
Mrs. E, A. SMITH, J. F. RANDOLPH, MH. DUDLEY, 
Dr. L. SCHONEY, W. G. LEvison, J. CROOKE: 
C. Van BRUNT, W. E. HIDDEN, Dr. E.S..-F-ARNOED; 
N. L. Britton, C. FOLDER, F, A. SCHERMERHORN, 
G. F. Kunz, Dr. A. Happon,  E. N. Dickinson, 
I, Hy LAvpy; A. R. GALLATIN, B. BRAMAN. 
R. P. WHITFIELD, A. D. CHURCHILL, 
The death of Mr. THEOBALD FROHWEIN, a Resident Member of 
the Academy, was announced, as well as that of M. Ticcrino 
SELLA, President of the Accademia dei Lincei of Rome, Italy. 
The Recording Secretary was, on motion, requested to send 
letters of condolence to the relatives of the deceased in these and 
all future cases of the death of members. 
The Academy directed the appointment of a committee, con- 
sisting of the President and Recording Secretary, to represent the 
Academy at the public meeting, to be held on the following 
Wednesday evening, to take measures in behalf of the preserva- 
tion of the forests of the Adirondacks. 
