edy for apple borers, and An army of maggots, 15 July, p. 536; Cabbage maggots and fertilizer, 22 July, p. 552; Sod or clean culture for insects, 22 July, p. 549; Bisulphide of carbon for ants, 12 Aug., p. 600; Ups and downs of insects, 7 Oct., p. 727; Soil containing white grubs, 14 Oct., p. 744; "This worm has feathers," 14 Oct., p. 742; An experiment with oil sprays, 13 Jan., p. 17; Sugar beets and wire worms, 31 March, p. 280; Late brood of codling-moth, 3 March, p. 173; plum curculio, Bordeaux mixture, 21 April, p. 346; Lime and sulphur for hen lice, 2 June, p. 455.

Smith, A. W. Notes on the training of mechanical engineers. (Cornell Era, Dec., 1905, vol. xxxviii., p. 71.)

and G. H.

New York, 1905. 8°.
Snowdon, R. C.

Marx. Machine design. 1st ed., 1st thous. pp. viii. + 369. Figs.

Abstracts of articles on analytical chemistry in

the Jour. of the Amer. Chem. Soc., vol. xxviii.

Electrolytic precipitation of lead from acetate solutions. (Transactions of the American Electrochemical Soc., 1906, vol. ix. )

Snyder, V. Surfaces generated by conics cutting a twisted quartic curve and an axis in the plane of the conic. (Bulletin of the Amer. Mathematical Soc., May, 1906, vol. xii., p. 383.)

[Review of] Differential und Integralrechnung. 2er Bd.;

von W. F. Meyer. (Same, Dec., 1905, vol. xii., p. 133.)

[Review of] Elementary modern geometry, part 1,; by

H. G. Willis. (Same, Feb., 1906, vol. xii., p. 263.)

[Review of] Orthogonale Axonometrie; by R. Schüssler. (Same, April, 1906, vol. xii., p. 361.)

1905-06.

editor. Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society,

Spencer, J. W. The grape in Western New York. (Cornell Countryman, Oct., 1905, vol. iii., p. 6.)

Stimson, L. A. Self-restraint in the practice of surgery. (Amer. Jour. of the Medical Sciences, June, 1906, vol. cxxxi., p. 939.)

Some fractures of the femur. (Amer. Jour. of Surgery, 1905-06, vol. xix., p. 116.) Stone, J. L. Buckwheat. (Bulletin of the Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station, April, 1906, no. 238, p. 179.)

and others. Alfalfa; a report of progress, also an outline of cooperative demonstrations for 1906, made under the direction of T. F. Hunt, by J. L. Stone, J. W. Gilmore and S. Fraser. (Same, March, 1906, no. 237, p. 139.)

Strauss, I. The toxemia of pregnancy. rics, Feb., March, 1906, vol. liii., pp. 145, 392.)

(Amer. Jour. of Obstet

Reprinted in Publications of Cornell University Medical College: Studies from the Department of Pathology, 1905, vol. v.

Strunk, W., jr. Keats's Paynims. (Nation, 4 Jan., 1906, vol. lxxxii., p. 10.)

The masque, its progress and its prospects. (Cornell Era, June, 1906, vol. xxxviii., p. 272.)

A new reading in "The eve of St. Agnes." (Modern Language Notes, Nov., 1905, vol. xx., p. 224.)

Tarr, R. S. Earthquakes and their causes. great disaster, by S. Tyler, 1906, p. 17.)

York.

(San Francisco's

Glacial erosion in the finger lake region of central New (Jour. of Geology, Jan.-Feb., 1906, vol. xiv., p. 12.)

The Pacific Coast earthquakes. (Independent, 26 April, 1906, vol. lx., P. 954.)

[Physiographic notes.] (Bulletin of the Amer. Geographical Soc., 1905-06, vol. xxxvii., pp. 416, 423, 735, 739; vol. xxxviii., pp. 39. 40, 137, 232, 235, 240, 306.)

1906.)

The San Francisco earthquake. (N. Y. Times, 18 April,

The use of lantern slides in the teaching of physiography. (N. Y. State Education Dept.: Secondary Education Bulletin, Oct., 1905, no. 23, p. 14.)

Watkins Glen and other gorges of the finger lake region of central New York. (Popular Science Monthly, May, 1906, vol. lxviii., p. 387.)

and L. Martin. Glaciers and glaciation of Yakutat Bay, Alaska. (Bulletin of the Amer. Geographical Soc., March, 1906, vol. xxxviii., p. 145.)

Observations on glaciers and glaciation at Yakutat Bay, Alaska. (Same, Feb., 1906, vol. xxxviii., p. 99.)

Recent change of level in Alaska. (Science, 29 Dec., 1905,

N. S. vol. xxii., p. 879.)

Recent changes of level in the Yakutat Bay Region, Alaska. (Bulletin of the Geological Soc. of America, June, 1906, vol. xvii., p. 29.)

associate editor. Bulletin of the American Geographical Society. 1905-06.

associate editor. The journal of geography. 1905-c6.

Thomas, C. C. Steam-turbines. 2d ed., revised and enlarged. Ist. thous. New York, 1906. 8°. pp. vii.+ 291. Illus.

Thompson, W. G. Clinical notes on 80 cases of exophthalmic goitre. (Transactions of Assoc. of Amer. Physicians, 1906.)

Clinical notes on exophthalmic goitre, with special reference to the use of the Rogers-Beebe serum. (N. Y. State Jour. of Medicine, April, 1906, vol. vi., p. 147.)

The overtrained nurse. (N. Y. Medical Jour., 28 April, 1906, vol. lxxxiii., p. 845.)

The relation of the visiting and house staff to the care of hospital patients. (Same, 14 April, 1906, vol. 1xxxiii., p. 742.)

Tinker, M. B. A sketch of the lives of a German and an American master of surgery. (Johns Hopkins Hospital Bulletin, Feb., 1906, vol. xvii., p. 53.)

Titchener, E. B. Experimental psychology; a manual of laboratory practice. Vol. ii. Quantitative experiments. Pt. 1. Students' manual. Instructor's manual. New York, 1905. 2v. 8°. Illus.

Pt. 2.

(Amer.

and I. M. Bentley, editors. Cornell University studies in psychology. No. 50. B. R. Andrews. Auditory tests, II. Jour. of Psychology, July, 1905, vol. xvi., p. 302.)

Same. No. 51. H. C. Stevens. A plethysmographic study of attention. (Same, Oct., 1905, vol. xvi., p. 409.)

Same. No. 52. E. H. Hollands. Wundt's doctrine of psychical analysis and the psychical elements and some recent criticism. The criteria of the elements and attributes. (Same, p. 499.) II. Feeling and feeling-analysis. (Same, April, 1906, vol. xvii., p. 206.)

I.

Same. No. 53. C. E. Ferree. An experimental examination of the phenomena usually attributed to fluctuations of attention. 1. (Same, Jan., 1906, vol. xvii., p. 81.)

Same. No. 54. E. Murray. Peripheral and central factors in memory images of visual form and color. (Same, April, 1906, vol. xvii., p. 227.)

American editor. Mind, a quarterly review of psychology and philosophy. July, 1905-April, 1906.

associate editor. The American journal of psychology.

July, 1905-April, 1906.

Torrey, J. C. An antigonococcus serum effective in the treatment of gonorrheal rheumatism. (Jour. of the Amer. Medical Assoc., 27 Jan., 1906, vol. xlvi., p. 261.)

A comparative study of dysentery and dysentery-like organisms. (Jour. of Experimental Medicine, 15 July, 1905, vol. vii., p. 365.)

Both the last two papers reprinted in Publications of Cornell University Medical College Studies from the Department of Pathology, 1905. vol. v.

Stable and detachable agglutinogen of typhoid bacilli. (Jour. of Medical Research, April, 1906, vol. xiv., p. 527.) Trevor, J. E. On solubility curves. (Jour. of Physical Chemistry, Feb., 1906, vol. x., p. 99.)

On the general equations of the theory of solutions. (Same, May, 1906, vol. x., p. 392.)

ix-x.:

Reviews in the Jour. of Physical Chemistry, 1905-06, vol.

p. 780.

Vol. ix. Abhandlungen und Vorträge; by W. Ostwald. La statique chimique, basée sur les deux principes fondamentaux de la thermodynamique; by E. Ariès. p. 780.

A short introduction to the theory of electrolytic dissociation; by J. C. Gregory. p. 784.

Researches on the affinities of the elements and on the causes of the chemical similarity or dissimilarity of elements and compounds; by G. Martin. p. 784.

Lehrbuch der Physik; by O. D. Chowlson. p. 784.

Die Denkmittel der Physik; by K. Bertels. p. 785.

Vol. x. Thermodynamik und Kinetik der Körper; by B. Weinstein. p. 60.

Explication mécanique de la matière de l'électricité et du magnétisme; by M. Despaux. p. 61.

Die physikalischen Eigenschaften der Seen; by O. Freiherr von und zu Aufsess. p. 61.

Practical measurements in magnetism and electricity; by G. A. Hoadley, p. 62.

Notes and questions in physics; by J. S. Shearer, p. 62.
Traité de physique; by O. D. Chowlson. p. 303.

Annuaire pour l'an 1906; publié par le Bureau des Longitudes.

P. 305.

editor. The journal of physical chemistry. 1905-06. Tyler, C. M. A winter in Washington. (Cornell Era, May, 1906, vol. xxxviii., p 235.)

Upton, G. B. The theory of planimeters. (Sibley Jour., Dec., 1905, vol. xx., p. 121.)

Van Rensselaer, M. The farmer's wife. (Amer. Farming, Feb., April, 1906, vol. i., pp. 30, 110.)

p. 192.)

Reserve power in housework. (Same, June, 1906, vol. i.,

editor. Boys and girls magazine, 1905-06.

editor. Cornell reading-course for farmers' wives. 1905-06. Warren, M., joint author. The treatment of leucæmia and pseudoleucæmia by the Röntgen rays, with reports of cases; by A. Holding and M. Warren. (N. Y. Medical Jour., II Nov., 1905, vol. lxxxii., p. 1001.)

Watkins, G. P.

Comment on the method of measuring concentration of wealth. (Quarterly Publications of the Amer. Statistical Assoc., Dec., 1905, vol. ix., p. 349.)

Way, C. The Negri bodies and the diagnosis of rabies. (Amer. Veterinary Review, 15 Dec., 1905, vol. xxix., p. 937.)

Whetzel, H. H. The blight canker of apple-trees. (Bulletin of the Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station, Feb., 1906, no. 236, p. 99)

Blight cankers of apple trees. (Western Fruit Grower, Nov., 1905, vol. xvi., p. 5.)

The diseases of ginseng. (Special Crops, Sept., 1905, N. S.

vol. iv., p. 170.)

A fungus leaf blight of tomatoes. (Cornell Countryman, Jan., 1906, vol. iii., p. 83.)

Some diseases of beans.

(Bulletin of the Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station, April, 1906, no. 239, p. 195.) Whipple, G. M. The distribution of the daily time of Cornell students. (Popular Science Monthly, Oct., 1905, vol. lxvii., p. 538.) Also published separately.

motion.

The possibility of psychical factors in illusions of reversed (Science, 30 March, 1906, N. S. vol. xxiii., p. 507.)

[Review of] The educative process; by W. C. Bagley.

(Educational Review, Nov., 1905, vol. xxx., p. 418.)

White, A. C. [Memoir of] Rev. Robert James Thomson. (Hamilton Literary Magazine, Feb., 1906, N. S. vol. xi., p. 246.)

White, G. R. Ferromanganese anodes in caustic soda. (Jour.

of Physical Chemistry, June, 1906, vol. x., p. 502.)

Whittlesey, W. L. Civics at Cornell. (Cornell Era, April, 1906, vol. xxxviii., p. 214.)

Tendencies and fallacies. (Same, June, 1906, vol. xxxviii.,

p. 281.)