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1890, and February 29, 1892. 3 pamphlets, terra cotta and tea, 9.X.IX5.8. Albany : 1889–1892. Verplanck Colvin, Superin

tendent. North Shore of Massachusetts Bay. Fifteenth edition. Pamphlet, fawn

color, 7.6X.4 X 4.5, pp. 96; map, cuts. Salem : 1893. B. D. Hill. Hawks, J. M., M. D. The East Coast of Florida. A Descriptive Narra

tive. Pamphlet, buff, 6.8X.3X5.1, pp. 137, (2); cuts, map. Lynn,

Mass.: 1887. The Author. California Illustrated. No. 1. The Vacaville Early Fruit District of

California. Second Edition. By Edward J. Wickson. Pamphlet, gray, 10.3X.6X6.9, pp. viii. 166, (2); colored plates. San

Francisco: 1888. California Illustrated Series. Vol. 1, No. 2. California views in natural

colors. By W. R. Nutting. Pamphlet, buff, 6.9X.3X-10.5, pp. 30;

colored plates. San Francisco: 1889. W. R. Nutting. Southern California : an authentic description of its natural features,

resources and prospects, etc. Published by the Southern California Bureau of Information. Pamphlet, buff, 9.X.2X 6., pp. 98; map,

plates. Los Angeles : 1892. California State Board of Trade, Proceedings of the. Aug. 9, Sept. 13,

and Oct. 11, 1892. [Contains] Paper by W. H. Mills on Distribu

tion of Fruit Pamphlet, 9.1X-X5.9. pp. 18, 11. Brown, George S. Yarmouth, Nova Scotia : a sequel to Campbell's

History. Maroon cloth, 9.4X1.3X 6.3, pp. 524. Boston: 1888.

Charles E. Brown. American Congregational Association. Fortieth Annual Report of the

Directors. Presented June 5, 1893. Pamphlet, cream-color, 9.X

X5.8, pp. 22, (2). Boston : 1893. The Association. Cleaves, Henry B., Inaugural Address of, to the Legislature of the State

of Maine, January 5, 1893. Pamphlet, blue green, 9.1X.1X5.7,

pp. 22. Augusta : 1892. Hon. E. B. Mallet, Jr. Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.

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CONTENTS.

PAGE.

BUSINESS MEETING, July 1; Additional appropriation for Library Com-

mittee, p. 199; Improvement of Roads, 199; Acceptance of Honorary

and Corresponding Memberships, etc., 199, 200; Three members

elected

BUSINESS MEETING, August 5; Nominating Committee appointed, p. 200;

Invitation from the Australian Association for the Advancement of

Science, 200; Member elected .

BUSINESS MEETING, September 2; Report of Nominating Committee, 201;

Member elected .

BUSINESS MEETING, October 7; Annual Election, pp. 201-203; Further

Report from Nominating Committee, 202; Prize offered by Miss Simp-

kins, 202; Decease of F. L. Ames apnounced, 202; Five members

elected, 202; Three members proposed .

BUSINESS MEETING, November 4; Four members proposed, p. 203; Memo-

rial of F. L. Ames, 203-205; Appropriations for Prizes for 1894, 205;

Vacancy in Finance Committee filled, 205; Four members elected

BUSINESS MEETING, December 2; Partial Reports from Committees on Gar-

deps and Flowers read, p. 206; Reports of Committee on Fruits and

Committee of Arrangements read, 206; Decease of Francis Parkman

announced, 206; Schedule of Prizes for 1894 reported, 207; Book from

E. H. Krelage, 207; Eight members elected .

BUSINESS MEETING, December 16; Committee to prepare unemorial of

Francis Parkman announced, p. 207; Two members proposed, 207;

Schedule of Prizes adopted, 208; Memorial of Ex-President Parkruan,

208; Report of Committees on Vegetables and Library read, 208;

Report of Secretary and Librarian read, 209; Vote in regard to

estimate of cost of extending gallery, 209; Report of Committee on

Flowers submitted

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON Plants, pp. 210, 211; Prizes and Gratuities

awarded

212-220

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