4. Micrometer Level, and Mountain Stadia, to determine the height and distance of a distant mountain. Invented by E. C. Pickering. 5. Balance, in which the object to be weighed and the weights are successively placed in the same scale. Invented by E. C. Pickering. 6. Dividing Engine. A cheap and accurate instrument for constructing scales of equal parts. Invented by E. C. Pickering. 7. Plane Table. Invented by E. C. Pickering. 10. Phonautograph Curves, drawn by C. F. Morey, student. 11. Daylight Photometer, made by Charles H. Williams, student. 12. Results of experiments made by students on saving heat by different ways of covering steam pipes. 13. Resistance Coils, made and adjusted by students. 14. Published Memoirs, by students. 15. Text Books. 16. Examination Papers on Lectures. IV. Three Theses by the Graduating Class. 1. The Atomic Theory as applied to Gases, with some Experiments on the Viscosity of Air, by Silas W. Holman, Framingham, Mass. 2. New Experiments in Sound, by William W. Jaques, of Newburyport, Mass. 3. On the Mean Specific Gravity of the Earth, by J. B. Henck, Jr., of Brookline, Mass. THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL HISTORY exhibits: Two Theses by the Graduating Class. 1. Geology of Eastern Massachusetts, with a Map, by W. O. Crosby, Georgetown, Col. 2. Catalogue of the Alcidæ contained in the Museum of the Boston Society of Natural History, with a Review and proposed Classification of the Family, by W. B. Barrows, of Reading, Mass. THE DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND LITERATURE exhibits: 1. The Kingdom of Italy, by W. E. Davis, of San Francisco, Cal. 2. The Times of Edward the Third, by Charles H. Heustis of Hyde Park, Mass. 3. The British Provinces of Australia, by Charles A. Sawyer, of Chicago, Ill. THE DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY exhibits: Two Theses by the Graduating Class. 1. Kant's Esthetic: A Re-statement of it, with some Critical Queries, by David W. Phipps, Boston, Mass. 2. Historical and Logical Relations between Fichte and Kant, by R. C. Ware, Marblehead, Mass. THE LOWELL SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL DESIGN exhibits seventy-seven designs in thirty-seven frames, the work of its male pupils. The work of the female pupils is exhibited in the Women's Pavilion. 52. Mechanical Engineering Mining Engineering. 6. Articles constructed from Wood and Iron for purposes of Instruction. DEPARTMENT II.-AGRICULTURE. FOREST PRODUCTS. 7. Timber and useful Woods. TEXTILE SUBSTANCES OF ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE ORIGIN. 8. Wool, washed and unwashed. 9. Hair, Bristles, &c. 10. Silk in the cocoon and reeled. 11. Cotton on the stem, in the ball, and ginned; also Cotton and Fibre Seeds. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. 12. Cereals, (Wheat, Rye, Oats, &c.,) with their products. 13. Plants used for Food other than Cereals, (Peas, Beans, &c.) MINERALS, ORES, BUILDING STONES AND MINING PRODUCTS. 24. Mineral Combustibles, (Coals, &c.) 25. Clays, Kaolin, Silex, &c., Earths, and Refractory Stones for Furnace Linings. 26. Limes, Cements, both raw and burned, accompanied by specimens of the crude rock or material used. Also Artificial Stone, Concrete, &c. 27. Iron Specimens in the Pig and Rolled Bar. 28. Collection of Ores and Associated Minerals. METALLURGICAL PRODUCTS. 29. Lead and Silver, (the result of extractive processes). DEPARTMENT IV.- - MANUFACTURES. YARNS AND WOVEN GOODS. 30. Cotton Sheeting and Shirting, plain and twilled. 33. Telegraphic Wires and Specimens of the Insulating Materials in both the Crude and Manufactured states. 34. Specimens of Nails, Tacks, &c. 35. Files and Hardware. CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, CERAMICS, POTTERY, ETC. 36. Bricks, Drain Tiles, &c. 37. Fire Clay Goods, (Crucibles, Pots, &c.) 38. Tiles, plain, enamelled and encaustic; also for pavements, roofing, &c. Porcelain and Pottery. 39. DEPARTMENT I. CLASS 1. BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS FOR THE GENERAL LIBRARY. 169. Abernethy, Alonzo. School Laws of Iowa. 72. American Museum, N. Y. 1st Annual Report, 1870. 71. American Museum, N. Y., ceremonies at laying of corner stone, 1874. 135. Bankers Building (Centennial Grounds). Report of Opening of Building. 24. 66 66 The Rocks known as Mexican Onyx, (2 copies.) 11. Belgique. Catalogue des produits industriels et des Œuvres D'Art, (4 copies). 7. Belgium. Catalogue des Œuvres D'Art, (3 copies). 113. Belgium. Construction et Ameublement de Batiments D'Ecole. 94. Bitterlin, Paul et Fils. Catalogue of Publications. 204. Boston College Catalogue, 1874-75. 155. School of Modern Languages, Boston. Report. 107. Brazil. Agricultural Industries for Emigrants. Archivos do Museu Nacional. Catalogo da Exposiçao Nacional em 1875. Descripçao topographica do Mappa da provincia de Santa Catharina. Relatorio sobre a pretendida enxertia da canna de assucar, 1876. Subsidies to the formation of the physical map of Brazil. 35. 101. 36. 66 19. 66 102. 66 Supplement No. 1 to Brazilian Catalogue. Special Catalogue of the Brazilian Section. The Empire at the Universal Exhibition, 1876. (German) (French) Trabalhos Historicos Geographicos. E. Hydrographicos. 198. Brewers' Industrial Exhibition 1876. Essays on the Malt Liquor Question. 53. Buist & Co., Phila. Catalogue and Garden Manual. 124. Canada. Catalogue of Educational Exhibit. Information for intending emigrants. Province of Ontario, Annual Report of Commissioners on Agriculture and Arts. Rapport sur le service de l'Asile d'Alienes de Quebec. |