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Number 263. Page. A rt. XLIV. Unity of the Glacial Epoch; by G. F. Wright 861 XL v. A Photographic Method of Mapping the Magnetic Field; by C. B. Thwing 374 XLVI. Conlributiona to Mineralogy, No. 64; by F. A. Gknth. With Crysiallographic Notes; by S. L. PknFIELD 381 XLVIL The Effects of Self-induction and Distributed Static Capacity in a Conductor; by F. Bedell and A. C. Crehore 389 XLVIII. The Quantitative Determination of Rubidium by the Spectroscope; by F. A. Gooce and J. I, Phinney 392 XLIX. Notes on the Farmington, Washington County, Kansas, Meteorite; by H. Preston 400 L. AN ote on the Cretaceous of Northwestern Montana; byH. Wood 401 LL The Deep Artesian Boring at Galveston, Texas; by R. T. Hill 406 LII. Notice of a new Lower Orislcany Fauna in Columbia County, New York; by C. E. Beechbr. With an annotated list of fossils ;by J. M. Clarke 410 LIU. Description of the Mt. Joy Meteorite; by E. E. Howell -416 LIV. Influence of the Concentration of the I ons on the Intensity of Color of Solutions of Salts in Water; by C. E. LiNBBARGER 416 SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE. CT iemistry and PA jic Relative Densities of Hydrogen and Oxygen Rayleigh, 418. Properties of liquid Oxygen and liquid A ir, Dewar, 419. Industrial production of Liquid Carbon dioxide, Troost: Oxidation of Nitrogen by the Spark, Lbpel: Inorganic synthesis of A zoimide, Wislioenus, 421. Metallic Garbonyls, L. Mond, 422. Rapid Electrical Oscillations, Toeplbr: Electricity of Waterfalls, Ph. Lenard: Photography of Color, H. W. Vogel, 423. Electrical Resistance of Allotropic Silver, A. OverbecK: Relation between Magnetic and Earth Current Phenomena, W. Ellis, 424. Physics, advanced course, G. F. Barker, 426. Geology and Mineraiogy Qeolofcical Survey of Texas, E. T. DgifBLE: Geological Survey of A labama, E. A. Smith. 427. Annual Report of the Arkansas Geological Survey for 1892, R. A. F. Penrose: Oste
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