SPECIAL COMMITTEES. 1. Permanent Committee on Weights, Measures and Coinage. F. A. P. BARNARD, of New York, WILLIAM B. ROGERS, of Boston, A. M. MAYER, of Hoboken. 2. Committee to Memorialize the Legislature of New York for a New Survey of Niagara Falls. F. A. P. BARNARD, of New York, JAMES HALL, of Albany, G. W. HOLLEY, of Niagara Falls, 3. Committee on the Relation of Science to the Industrial Arts. R. H. THURSTON, of Hoboken, J. M. SAFFORD, of Nashville, J. T. WILDER, of Chattanooga, J. W. OSBORNE, of Washington. 4. Committee to obtain Permanent Funds for the Association, and to advise with Treasurer and Permanent Secretary on financial matters. WILLIAM B ROGERS, of Boston, J. LAWRENCE SMITH, of Louisville, (xiv) LEWIS H. MORGAN, of Rochester, ROBERT H. THURSTON, of Hoboken. 5. Committee on Membership. J. S. NEWBERRY, of New York, SIMON NEWCOMB, of Washington, WILLIAM B. ROGERS, of Boston, J. D. DANA, of New Haven, J. LAWRENCE SMITH, of Louisville, The GENERAL SECRETARY, The PERMANENT SECRETARY. 6. Committee on the best methods of Science Teaching in the Public E. L. YOUMANS, of New York, Schools. J. W. POWELL, of Washington, N. S. SHALER, of Cambridge, N. T. LUPTON, of Nashville. 7. Committee on the Registration of Deaths, Births, and Marriages. 10. Committee to Audit the Accounts of the Permanent Secretary and HENRY WHEATLAND, of Salem, Treasurer. THOMAS MEEHAN, of Philadelphia. 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 * Deceased. 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. |