Columbia College
in the City of New York

Garrison-on-Hudson, N.Y. Rev. Dec. 17, 1894

Professor O.C. Marsh
Yale University

Dear Sir;

I forward the paper by Dr. Dolley and me within the time limit you kindly allowed. It was ready and type-written when presented before the meeting of the National Academy of Sciences at Albany more than a year go., but I wished to have the figures redrawn, and understood that the paper woul not be required until the end of the year. The drawings are not now done as well as I should like, but I cannot get them done better at present.

Prof. Barker, Dr. Weir Mitchell Dr. Billings and other members of the Academy advised me to submit the paper for publication in the memoirs, owing to the fact that the apparatus was secured through an appropriation from the Bache Fund and is the property of the Academy.

I much regret that Prof. Penfield was unable to accept a place on the editorial committee of SCIENCE. In other respects the arrangements for the journal are progressing favorably. The first number of the new series, is to be issued on Jan. 4th., will contain introductions by Prof. Newcomb and Pres. Gilman and articles by Prof. Mendenhall, Dr. Goode and others. I wish it were possible to have your name also in the first number, but I can

understand how very fully your time must be occupied.

With full appreciation of your courtesy,

Professor C. O. Marland
Yale University

Very Truly Yours,

J. M. R. Cattell
Dear Sir:

I forward the paper of Dr. Polley and me within the time
required. I have read it carefully, and I think it very well
written. It was ready and fly- written when
I presented it before the meeting of the National Academy of Sciences a
year ago, but I wished to have this figure
presented more than a year ago. But I did not wish to
limit the time of your reading. The drawings are not now done as well as
the text. The drawings are not now done as well as
redrawn, and I understand that the paper would not be required until
Vice President Adlai Stevens comes to this city. I will
send you a copy of the revised text when it is ready.

I am very pleased that you have given me the time to prepare.

I should like to know if you have done this preparation.

Prot. Parker, Dr. Weir Mitchell Dr. Filling and other
members of the Academy advise me to submit the paper for publication.

The property of the Academy.

Received through an appropriation from the State Fund and is the
ion in the memoirs, owing to the fact that the apparatus was
seen through an appropriation from the State Fund and is the

I wish it were ready for you as soon as possible.

I am sorry to have to make some changes. In other respects
I am very pleased that Prof. Mitchell was unable to accept a

place on the editorial committee of a SCIENCE in other respects
I much regret that Prof. Mitchell was unable to accept a

first number of the new series is to be issued on Jan. 4th. Will

I hope to have your name also in the first number, but I can

contain introductions by Prof. Newcomb and Prof. Giffen and other

I am very pleased that Prof. Mitchell, Dr. Goode and others.

I will write to Prof. Mitchell, Dr. Goode and others.

I can assure you that your name also in the first number, but I can