6. Committee to memorialize Congress to take steps for the Preservation of Archæologic Monuments on the public lands. MISS ALICE C. FLETCHER of Cambridge, MRS. T. E. STEVENSON of Washington. 7. Committee on Universal Language. HORATIO HALE of Clinton, | H. W. HENSHAW of Washington, ALEX. MACFARLANE of Austin. 8. Committee on Chemistry Teaching. H. W. WILEY of Washington, W. H. SEAMAN of Clinton, 10 Committee of conference on organization of a National Chemical A. P. PRESCOTT of Ann Arbor, Society. | ALFRED SPRINGER of Cincinnati, EDWARD HART of Easton. 11. Special Agent of Transportation for the Association to act with the Local Committees. P. H. DUDLEY of New York. 12. Auditors. HENRY WHEATLAND of Salem, 1 THOMAS MEEHAN of Germantown. OFFICERS ELECTED FOR THE TORONTO MEETING. PRESIDENT. THOMAS C. MENDENHALL of Terre Haute, Ind. VICE PRESIDENTS. A. Mathematics and Astronomy-ROBERT S. WOODWARD of Washington, D. C. B. Physics-HENRY S. CARHART of Ann Arbor, Mich. C. Chemistry-WILLIAM L. DUDLEY of Nashville, Tenn. D. Mechanical Science and Engineering-ARTHUR BEARDSLEY of Swarthmore, Pa. E. Geology and Geography-CHARLES A. WHITE of Washington. F. Biology-GEORGE L. GOODALE of Cambridge, Mass. H. Anthropology-GARRICK MALLERY of Washington. I. Economic Science and Statistics-CHARLES S. HILL of Washington. PERMANENT SECRETARY. FREDERICK W. PUTNAM of Cambridge, Mass. (office Salem, Mass.). GENERAL SECRETARY. C. LEO MEES of Terre Haute, Ind. SECRETARY OF THE COUNCIL. FRANK BAKER of Washington. SECRETARIES OF THE SECTIONS. A. Mathematics and Astronomy-GEORGE C. Comstock of Madison, Wis. B. Physics-EDWARD L. NICHOLS of Ithaca, N. Y. C. Chemistry-EDWARD HART of Easton, Pa. D. Mechanical Science and Engineering-JAMES E. DENTON of Hoboken, N. J. E. Geology and Geography-JOHN C. BRANNER of Little Rock, Ark. F. Biology-AMOS W. BUTLER of Brookville, Ind. H. Anthropology-WILLIAM M. BEAUCHAMP of Baldwinsville, N. J. I. Economic Science and Statistics-John R. Dodge of Washington, D. C. TREASURER. WILLIAM LILLY of Mauch Chunk, Pa. MEETINGS AND OFFICERS OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF GEOLOGISTS AND NATURALISTS. † Professor ROGERS, as chairman of this last meeting, called the first meeting of the new Association to order and presided until it was fully organized by the adoption of a constitution. As he was thus the first presiding officer of the new Association, it was directed at the Hartford meeting that his name be placed at the head of the Past Presidents of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. MEETINGS AND OFFICERS OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. S. St. John, 7 F. W. Putnam, 17 TREASURER. Jeffries Wyman.* A. L. Elwyn.* A. L. Elwyn. A. L. Elwyn.* Joseph Lovering, A. L. Elwyn.* Joseph Lovering, W. S. Vaux.* 13. In place of W. P. Trowbridge, not present. 14. In place of A. P. Rockwell, called home 1st day. 15. In place of Joseph Lovering, in Europe. 16. In place of Wm. Chauvenet, too ill to be present. 17. In place of C. F. Hartt, in Brazil. Deceased. ↑ Not present at the meeting. |