INDEX OF AUTHORS’ NAMES. T R A N SAaC T I 0 N S. 18 8 5. A, Anschiitz, R., a new method of pre- paring aromatic hydrocarbons, 898. Anschiitz, R., and Q. W i r t z , on the decomposition of aromatic ethereal salts of fumaric acid, 899. A r m s t r o n g, H. E., constitution of the fulminates, 79. A t k i n s o n , G. T., obituary notice of, 329. B. sodium and their analogues, 353. gases, 34Y. B a k e r , H a r r y , the ortho-vanadates of B a k e r , H. B., combustion in dried U l a i k i e , Dr. A., obituarynoticeof,330. B l o u n t , B., on the cause of t h s de- crepitation in samples of so-called explosive pjrites, 593. cerite metals, 111, 879. Brown, H. T., and (3. H. M o r r i s , on the non-crystallisable products of the action of diastase on starch, 527. B r 11 n t o n, T.L., on the physiological action of brucine and bromostrych- nine, 143. 3 ..‘ Irtuiier, B., the chemistry of the C. C a r n e l l e y , T., and A. Thomson, brominated derivatives of diphenyl, tolylbenzene, and ditolyl, 586. Cook, E. H., detection and estimation of iodine, 471. C u n d a l l , J. T. See Ramsay. D. D e s s a i g n e s, V i c t o r, obituary notice of, 309. Divers, E., on the constitution of ful- minates, 77. - the constitution of some non-satu- rated oxygenous salts and the reaction of phosplrorus oxychloride with sul- phites and nitrites, 205. Divers, E., and T. Haga, conversion of Pelouze’s nitrosulphates into hypo- nitrites and sulphites, 203. -- on the behaviour of stannous chloride towards nitric oxide and towards nitric acid, 623. -- tlie existence of barium and lead aitrosulphates, 364.-- the formation of hyponitrites from nitric oxide, 361. Divers, E., and M. Kawakita, on the decomposition of silver fulminate by hydrochloric acid, 69. Divers, E., and T. N a k a m u r a , on an apparently new hydrocarbon from dis- tilled Japanese petroleum, 924. Divers, E., and T. S h i m i d z u , on the action of pyrosulphuric acid on oer- tain metals, 636. -- on tlie constitution and re- actions of liquid nitric peroxide, 630. -- reactions of selenious acid with hydrogen sulphide, and of sul- phurous acid with hydrogen selenide, 441. -- the Epecific action of a mix- Lure of sulphuric and nitric acids on zinc in the production of hy- dToxylaniine, 597. D i r e r s , E., and M. Shimos6,a new and simple method for the quantita- tive separation of tellurium from selenium, 439.Dixon, IT. B., and H. F. Lowe, the decomposition of carbonic acid gas by the electric spark, 571. Dobbin, L., aiidO. Masson, action of the halogens on the salts of trimetlyl- sulphine, 56.928 INDEX OF AUTHORS. Dumas, J. B. A., obituary notice of, 310. F. F o r r e s t , J., obituary notice of, 331. F r a n c i s , E. E. H., toughened filter- papers, 183. F r a n k l a n d , E., on chemical changes in their relation to micro-organisms, 159. F r a n k l a n d , P. F., the illuminating power of hydrocarbons, 235. Friswell, R. J., arid A. G. Green, on the relation af diazobenzeneadide to amidoazobenzene, 917. G. Gilbert, 3. H. See Lewes. Gladstone, J. H., and A. TPibe, on the action of the copper-zinc couple on organic bodies, Part X, on bro- mide of benzyl, 448.Green, A. 8. See F r i s w e l l and Morley. Griess, P e t e r , and G. IE. E a r r o w , presence of choline in hops, 29% G r i f f i t h s, A. B., on the application of iron sulphate in agriculture and its value as a plant food, 46. G u t h r i e , F. B., on the solubility of certain salts in fused sodium nitrate, 94. H. Raga, T. See Divers. Harrow, (2. H. See Griess, H a r t l e y , W. N., on the relakion between the molecu1:w structure of carbon-compounds and their absorp- tion spectra. Part VII, 685. Harvey, R., obituary notice of, 331. Hudson, J. W., obituary notice of, 331. J. James, J. W., derivatives of taurine; - on acetoacetic ether, 1. - preparation of ethylene chlorothio- cyanate and P-chlarethylsulphmic acid, 385.Part I, 367. J a p p , F. R., and N. H. J. Miller, on additive and Condensation compounds of diketones with ketones, 11. J a p p , F. R., and Miss M. E. Owen?, on condensation compounds of benzil with ethyl alcohol, 90. J e n n i n g s , F. M., obituary notice of, 332. Jones, W. R., obituary notice of, 332. K. Kolbe, A. W. H., obituary notice of, 323. Lansdell, M. J., obituary notice of, 332. Eawes, S i r J. B., and J. H. Gilbert, on some points in the composition of soils ; aikh results illustrating the sources of the fertility of Manitoba prairie soils, 380. Lowe, H. F. See Dixon. Lunge, G., on the existence of nitrous anhydride in the gaseous state, 457. - on the reaction between nitric oxide and oxygen under varying con- ditions, 465.M. Masson, 0. See Dobbin. Meldola, R., on secondary and tertiary azo-compounds, No. 111, 657. - on the constitution of the haloyd derivatives of naphthalene (fourth notice), 497. Meyer, L., and I(. S e u b e r t , on the unit adopted for the atomic weights, 426. -- the atomic weight of silver and Prout’s hypothesis, 434. Mi e r s, H. A., crystallography of bromo- strychnine, 144. - crystallography of CuS04,2CuH202 (Supplement to XLI), 377. Miller, X. H. J. Morley, H. F., and A. G. Green, action of zinc ethide on the benzoate of propylene chlorhydrin, 134. on the constitution of propy- lene chlorhydrin, 132. See J a p p . -- Morris, G. H. See 13 rown.INDEX OF 4UTHORS. 929 N. Nakamura, T. See Divers. h’apier, J., obituary notice of, 333. 0. Owens, Miss M.E. See J a p p . P. Pechmann, H. v., and W. Welsh, formation of pyridine-derivatives from malic acid, 145. Perkin, A. G., and W. H. Perkin, jun., on some derivatives of anthra- quinone, 679. P e r k in, W. H., jun., benzoylacetic acid and some of its derivatives. Parts I1 and 111, 240, 262. - on the synthetical formation of closed carbon-chains, 801. P e r k i n , W. H., jun. See also P e r - kin, A. Gt. Pickering, S. U., calorimetric deter- minations of magnesium sulphate, 100. -- on the heats of dissolution of the sulphates of potassium and lithium, 98. Pmrdie, T., action of sodic alcoholates on ebhereal fumarates and maleates, 855, R. Rammy, W., and J. T. Cundall, on the non-existence of gaseous nitrous anhydride, 672. -- the oxides of nitrogen, 18’7.Ramsay, mT., and S. Young, a method for obtaining constant tem- peratures, 640. -- on a new method of deter- mining the vapour-pressure of solids and liquids, and on the vapour-pres- Bure of acetic acid, 42. Richardson, Clifford, on the che- mical alterations in green fodder during its conversion inho ensilage, 80. Rogers, T. K., obituary notice of, 335. Roscoe, S i r H. E., on the spontaneous polymerisation of volatile hydrocar- bons at the ordinary abmospherie temperature, 669. S. S a k u r a i, J., on methylene chloriodide, 198. Senier, A., on formyl and thioformyl compounds derived from aniline and homologous bases, 762. S e u b e r t , K. See Meyer. Shenstone, W. A., a crystalline tri- - a modified Bunsen burner, 3’78. - alkalo’ids of nux-vomica. 111.Some experiments on strychnine, 139. cupric sulphate, 375. Shimidzu, 1’. See Divers. Shimosk, M. See Divers. S h n t e r , J. L., obituary notice of, Smith, R. Angus, obituary notice of, S m i t h , Watson. See Staub. Snap e, H. L., action of phenyl cyanate on polyhydric and certain monhy- dric alcohols and phenols, 7’70. Sorabji, K. B. B., on eome new par- aEns, 37. Staub, A., and Watson Smith, on certain derivatives of isodinaphthyl, 104. S t u a r t, C. M., on nitrobenzalmalonic acids, 155. 334. 335. T. Thomas, S. G., obituary notic2 of, 337. Thomson, A., colorimetric method for determining small quantities of iron, 493. Thomson. A. See a1m Carnelley. Thorpe, T. E., on the atomic weight -- on the sulphides of titanium, 491. Tribe, A. See Gladstone. T u r n e r , T., the influence of silicon on the properties of cast iron, 577, 902. - the selective alteration of the con- stituents of cast iron, 474. of titanium, 108. V. Veley, 8. H., on some sulp!iur com- VoeIcker, J. C. A, obituary notice of, pounds of calcium, 478. 339. 3 ~ 2930 INDEX OF AUTHORS. W. Warington, R., on the action of gypsum in promoting nitriseation, 758. W a t t s , Henry, autobiography of, 342. W e b s t e r, C. S. S., the chlorination of phloroglucol, 423. WellB, J. S., a quick method for tEe estimation of phosphoric acid in fer- tilieers, 185. Wigner, G. W., obituary notice of, 344. W i r t z , Q. See Anschutz. ~ W r i g h t , L. T., the illuminating power Wur t z, C. A,, obituary notice of, 328. of methane, 203. Y. P o s h i d a, H., chemical examination of the constituents of camphor oil, 779. Young, Sidney. See Eamsay.