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Rh DANA CARLETON MITNRO, A.M.,

Proffssor of Euiopcaii History in the University of Wisconsin. Departments of E.rly English Histobtt and MeW.KVAL II I.STORY.

CHARLES EDWARD MUNROE, Ph.D.,

Professor of Chemistry and Senior Dean in Columbian liiiversity. GUNCOTTON ; PyBOTECHNY.

EHRMAN SYME NADAL, Formerly Secretary to the United States Enihas.sy at the Court of Saint .James. Clubs.

CHARLES ALEXNDER NEt^SOX, A.M.

Dejiuty and Reference Librarian Columbia University. Index and Part of Libraries.

WILLLM WELLS NEWELL, D.D.,

Secretary of the American Folk-Lore Society. Superstition.

DAVID HALE NEWLAND,

Formerly .ssistant in the New York State Geological Survey. Office Editor, Geology; Physical Geography.

JI. H. NORTHRUP,

Syracuse.

EDWARD EVERETT NOITRSE, S.T.D.,

Associate Professor of ISililical Theology in Hartford Theological Seminary. Topics in New Testament History and exegesi.s.

ALEXANDER DANA NOYES, A.M.,

Financial Editor. New York Evcninq Post. Stock Exchange; Trust Company.

THADDEUS K. OGLESBY.

Formerly Secretary to Alexander rl. Stephens, Vice-President of the Confederate States of America. Alexander H. Stephens.

GEORGE N. OLCOTT. Ph.D..

Lecturer in Roman Archsology in Colum- bia University. Numismatics; Departments of Roman His- tory^ and Latin Philology.

ALPHEUS SPRING PACKARD, LL.D.,

Professor of Zoiilogj' and Geologj' in Brown University. Evolution. Cave Animals, and Other Topics IN Biology.

FRANCIS R. PACKARD, M.D.,

Professor of Diseases of the Ear, Phila- deljiliia Collejre Clinic: .Aurist of the Out- Patient Department of the Pennsylvania llii>i]iital : Kilitnr of the .imerican Jour- iKil of the Medical Sciences. Medical Education.

JAMES PAGE.

Editor of (he Pilot Charts. X"nited States Hyda'ographic OfficCj 'ashington, D. C. Ocean Currents.

CONDfe B. FALLEN, Ph.D., LL.D.,

Editor of Articles Relating to the Roman Catholic Church.

M. V. PAPAZIANTZ,

Etchiuadzin.

JAMES MORTON PATON, Ph.D.,

Associate Professor of Greek in Wcsleyan University. Departments of Greek and Roman Archae- ology'.

DANIEL LAWRENCE PEACOCK. A.M..

United States Gazetteer.

HAROLD W. PEKCIVAL,

TlIEOSOPHT.

LEWIS FREDERICK PILCHER,

Professor of Art in Vassar College. Topics in Art.

JOHN WINTHROP PLATNER, D.D.,

Professor of Church History in Andover Theological Seminary. Department of Historical Theology.

FRANK CHAMBERLIN PORTER. D.D.. Ph.D.,

Professor in the Yale Divinity School. Revelation of .Saint John.

JAMES W. POWELL,

Colonel of Infantry, United States Army (retired). Infantry.

FREDERICK D. POWER, LL.D.,

Pastor of the Vermont Avenue Christian Church, Washington, D. C. Disciples.

THOMAS W. PROSCH,

Seattle.

MICHAEL IDVORSKY PUPIN. Ph.D..

Professor of Electro-Mechanics in Colum- bia University. Transmission of Power by Electricity.

GEORGE HAVEN PUTNAM, A.M., Litt.D.,

Formerly Secretary of the American Copy- right League. Book; Bookselling; Liter^vrt Property.

HERBERT PUTNAM,

Librarian of Congress. Library of Congress.

HENRY FIELDING RETD,

Associate Professor of Geological Physics in .Johns Hopkins University. Glacier.

PAUL SAMUEL REINSCH. Ph.D.,

Professor of Political Science in the Uni- versity of Wisconsin. Political Science.

ALFRED REIlY.

Professor of Harmony and Counterpoint in the International Conservatory of ^hisic, New York: Lecturer on the His- tory of Music in the New York College of Music. Department of Music.

CHARLES RUSSELL RICHARDS.

Formerly Professor of Manual Training in Pratt Institute: Professor of Manual Training in Teachers College, Columbia University. Manual Trainino.