Rain-Continued.

articles on, preserved in Smithsonian. (R. 1874) -.

gauges R. H. GARDINER. (R. 1858)

influence of, upon the barometer-J. HANN. (R. 1877) -
observations

286, 353

109

323, 398

157

244

presence of electricity during fall of-Prof. PALMIERI. (R. 1870)
quantity of, at different heights-O. W. MORRIS; J. HENRY. (R. 1855.)
snow, or hail, electricity of induction in strata of atmosphere surround-
ing cloud resolving into-F. ZANTEDESCHI. (R. 1870)--

77

244

Rain-charts of United States, 1, 2, 3: summer, winter, and year-C. A. SCHOTT. 374
Rana pipiens, anatomy of nervous system of—J. WYMAN

Raptores, oölogy of-T. M. BREWER.

Rat, pouched, of Georgia, habits of-W. GESNER. (R. 1860) ---.

45

89

147

RATHBUN, R. Littoral marine fauna of Provincetown, Cape Cod, Massachu-

setts. (P. 1880)

425

RATHBUN, R. Marine invertebrates from New England, distributed by U. S.
National Museum, list of. (P. 1881).

467, 465, 471

333

233

135

135

135

RATHBUN, R.; VERRILL, A. E. Marine invertebrata of New England, dis-
tributed by Fish Commission. (P. 1879) -----

Ratio between diameter and circumference of a circle-W. FERREL..
Rattlesnake, researches upon venom of-S. W. MITCHELL..

Rattlesnakes, bibliography of-S. W. MITCHELL

Rattlesnakes, genera and species of-E. D. COPE---.

RAU, C.—

271, 440, 385

Agricultural flint implements in southern Illinois. (R. 1868.) 224, 440, 370
Agricultural implements of North American stone period. (R. 1863.) 187, 440
Ancient aboriginal trade in North America. (R. 1872)
Anthropological publications, list of. (P. 1881)
Archæological collection of the U. S. National Museum
Artificial shell-deposits in New Jersey. (R. 1864)--.
Drilling in stone without metal. (R. 1868).

Gold ornament from mound in Florida, observations on. (R. 1877.)

Memoir of C. F. P. Von Martius. (R. 1869)
North American stone implements. (R. 1872).
Palenque tablet in the U. S. National Museum
Stock-in-trade of an aboriginal lapidary. (R. 1877)---------- 323, 440, 402
Translation of Baegert's account of the Indians of southern California.
(R. 1863; R. 1864)

187, 188, 440, 361

---

Translation of Romer's antiquities of Hungary. (R. 1876). 299, 440, 392
RAWSON, R. Memoir of Eaton Hodgkinson. (R. 1868)

READ, M. C.

224

Ancient mound near Chattanooga, Tennessee. (R. 1867)------ 215

Q

Reading-room of Smithsonian Institution, periodicals received in, 1853
Recalculation of atomic weights. Constants of Nature Part v-F. W. CLARKE. 441
Receipts of specimens-See annual reports.

Recent-

improvements in the chemical arts-J. C. BOOTH; C. MORFIT
progress in physics-J. MÜLLER. (R. 1855-1858)

27

77, 91, 107, 109

progress in relation to the theory of heat-A. CAZIN. (R. 1868)--.
progress in science, reports on-See Record of recent progress.
researches on secular variations of planetary orbits-J. N. STOCKWELL.
(R. 1871).

224

249

Recommendation of Shea's Indian linguistics—G. GIBBS and others. (R. 1861.) 149
Record of-

auroras in higher northern latitudes-P. FORCE

meteorological material preserved in Smithsonian. (R. 1874)------
monthly meteorological reports preserved in Smithsonian Institution.
(R. 1873)

84

286

275

Record of recent progress in science, 1879 and 1880—

Recording Indian languages, method of―J. O. DORSEY; A. S. GATSCHET; S.

R. RIGGS. (E. 1879-80)

476

Records and results of magnetic survey of Pennsylvania-A. D. BACHE---
Red river of the North, ethnology of Indians of valley of-W. H. GARDNer.
(R. 1870)

166

244

Red river settlement, Hudson's Bay Territory, Indian remains in-D. GUNN.
(R. 1867) -

215

memorial of Board of, relative to Smithson fund. (R. 1850; R. 1866.) 28, 214, 329
memorial of Board of, to Congress asking appropriations for museum.

(R. 1867)---.

215, 329

memorial to Congress in behalf of, relative to new museum building—
G. BANCROFT. (R. 1876)

299, 329

proceedings of Board of. (See also each annual report). A, G, H, I, M, 329
proceedings of Board of, on death of Joseph Henry..

356

Regents of Smithsonian Institution-Continued.

proceedings of Board of, relative to the electro-magnetic telegraph.. 115, 329
report of Committee of, on Corcoran Art Gallery. (R. 1872) --- 271, 329
report of Committee of, on fire at Smithsonian-R. WALLACH; J.
HENRY. (R. 1864)

188, 329

report of Committee of, on Museum-A. GRAY; H. COPPÉE.
1874)

(R.

286, 329

report of Committee of, on Stanley's gallery of Indian portraits. (R.
1857)

report of Committee of, on Museum-A. GRAY; A. A. SARGENT; H.
CLYMER. (R. 1876)

299, 329

107, 329

report of Committee of, on communication of J. Henry relative to electro-
magnetic telegraph-C. C. FELTON. (R. 1857)

107, 329

reports of Committee of, on distribution of Smithsonian income. J. A.
PEARCE; J. MEACHAM. (R. 1853)--.

67, 329

Regents of University of State of New York. Acknowledgment for specimens.
(R. 1865)---

209, 329

Registration of periodical phenomena-J. HENRY. (R. 1855) ..
Registry of periodical phenomena

77

148, 65

Regulations of the Smithsonian Institution, 1872 -----

260

Regulations of the U. S. National Museum-G. B. GOODE. (P. 1881) --- 467, 445
REICHARDT, W. Present state of knowledge of cryptogamous plants. (R. 1871.) 249
REID, D. B. Architecture in relation to ventilation, warming, lighting, fire-
proofing, acoustics, and health. (R. 1856)----

91

Reigen Mazatlan collection of mollusks-P. P. CARPENTER
Reindeer, man as the contemporary of, in middle Europe. (R. 1867) --.
Relation-

252

215

between barometric variations and atmospheric currents-M. PESLIN.
(R. 1877)

of food to work, and its bearing on medical practice-S. HAUGHTON.
(R. 1870).

244

of physical sciences to science in general-H. HELMHOLTZ. (R. 1871) 249
of time and space, lecture on-S. ALEXANDER. (R. 1861)

149

Relationship-

circular respecting degrees of-L. H. MORGAN

138

system of, of Cree Indians-E. A. WATKINS. (R. 1862)--

150

systems of-L. H. MORGAN

218

Relative intensity of heat and light of sun-L. W. MEECH. (R. 1856)----- 91, 83

Relic, ancient, of Maya sculpture, remarks on— -A. SCHOTT. (R. 1871) --.

ancient, of north western Iowa-J. B. CUTTS. (R. 1872)
presented by J. H. Devereux. (R. 1872)

271

271

Religion of Shoshone Indians-A. G. BRACKETT. (R. 1879)
Religious condition of lower races of man-J. LUBBOCK. (R. 1869)
Remains-

345

228

aboriginal, of Tennessee-J. JONES.

259

ancient, in Colorado-E. L. BERTHOUD.

(R. 1867)---

215

human, from Patagonia-A. RIED. (R. 1862) --

Indian, in Caddo parish, Louisiana-T. P. HOTCHKISS. (R. 1872) –.
of later prehistoric man from caves in Alaska-W. H. DALL

150

271

318

of walrus (?) in Maine-C. H. BOYD. (P. 1881).

prehistoric, in Montana-P. W. NORRIS. (R. 1879)

467

345

prehistoric, in vicinity of city of Washington, D. C.—T. R. PEALE.
(R. 1872)----

Zapotec, account of-J. G. SAWKINS; B. MAYER..

Remains-See Ancient remains.

Remarkable forms of hail-stones in Georgia-S. ABICH. (R. 1869)--

Remarks-

271

86

228

concerning nature of currents of air-A. COLDING. (R. 1877)------ 323,
on ancient relic of Maya sculpture-A. SCHOTT. (R. 1871)--

on Cara gigantesca of Yzamal in Yucatan—A. SCHOTT. (R. 1869) –
on kjökken-möddings on northwest coast of America-P. SCHUMACHER.
(R. 1873) --

on osteology of Opheosaurus ventralis R. W. SHUFELDT. (P. 1881)---
on physical geography of North America-J. FROEBEL. (R. 1854).......
on species of genus Chiurus-W. N. LOCKINGTON. (P. 1880) --
Reminiscences of Joseph Henry by S. B. DOD

Reparatory inflammation in arteries after ligature, etc., nature of. Toner lec-

398

249

228

275

467

75

425

356

ture No. VII-E. O. SHAKESPEARE

Reply to criticisms of J. Hann by W. FERREL. (R. 1877)---

Report of-

Report-See Henry, J., Baird, S. F., Regents.

American Academy of Arts and Sciences on organization of Smithso-
nian-E. EVERETT; J. SPARKS; B. PIERCE; H. W. LONGFELLOW;
A. GRAY. (R. 1853)

architect-B. S. ALEXANDER.
architects, 1879, 1880-CLUSS and SCHULZE. (R. 1879; R. 1880) -- 345,
442, 409, 434

Board of Regents of Smithsonian Institution, 1847-1880 G, H, I, 21,
28, 51, 57, 67, 75, 77, 91, 107, 109, 110, 147, 149, 150, 187, 188, 209,
214, 215, 224, 228, 244, 249, 271, 275, 286, 298, 299, 323, 341, 345, 442
Bureau of Ethnology, first-J. W. POWELL. (E. 1879-80)
chemist-F. W. TAYLOR. (R. 1880)

476

442

Commission on general stereotype catalogue of public libraries. (R. 1850.) 28,47
Committee of American Association on system of combined meteoro-

logical observations. (R. 1851)---

51

Report of-Continued.

Executive Committee (See also each annual report)

Executive Committee on Henry statue. (R. 1880) -

329

442

333

experiments on animal heat of fishes-J. H. KIDDER. (P. 1879)

explorations in New Mexico and Arizona-J. STEVENSON. (R. 1880) -- 442
Government explorations and surveys. (R. 1878)--.

341

345, 409

442, 434

National Museum Building Commission for 1879. (R. 1879) ---
National Museum Building Commission for 1880. (R. 1880).
Secretary of Smithsonian Institution, 1847-1877-J. HENRY. (R. 1847–
1877)__ F, H, I, 21, 28, 51, 57, 67, 75, 77, 91, 107, 109, 110, 147, 149,
150, 187, 188, 209, 214, 215, 224, 228, 244, 249, 271, 275, 286, 298, 299, 323
Secretary of Smithsonian Institution, 1878-1880-S. F. BAIRD. (R.
1878-1880).
341, 345, 442, 408, 418, 419

------

Senate Judiciary Committee on management of Smithsonian-A. P. BUT-
LER. (R. 1855) -

Smithsonian Institution-See Report of Board of Regents.
visit to Luray Cavern-O. T. MASON. (R. 1880) -----
Report of Committee of Regents of Smithsonian Institution on-

best use of new hall of the Institution-L. AGASSIZ. (R. 1867)
communication from S. F. B. Morse-C. C. FELTON. (R. 1857)
Corcoran Art Gallery. (R. 1872)

electro-magnetic telegraph-C. C. FELTON. (R. 1857)

fire of January, 1865–R. WALLACH; J. HENRY. (R. 1864)---
Greek album..

Museum-A. GRAY; H. COPPÉE. (R. 1874)

Museum-A. GRAY; A. A. SARGENT; H. CLYMER. (R. 1876).......

77

442, 433

215, 329

Stanley's gallery of Indian portraits. (R. 1857) ------

contents of bottles of water from Gulf of Mexico-W. G. FARLOW.
(P. 1881)---

467

copyright system-C. C. JEWETT. (R. 1851)

51

effect of frost on stones-C. G. PAGE

329

ethnological collections of Museum of Lausanne-F. TROYON. (R. 1861) 149
exploration of ancient mounds in Union county, Kentucky-S. S. LYON.
(R. 1870).

244

75, 348

51

fishes of New Jersey coast, as observed in 1854-S. F. BAIRD. (R.
1854)---

fossils from Nebraska-J. LEIDY. (R. 1851)