Victoria, B. C; Walter Kenrick Fisher,
Stanford University, Cal.; James H. Flem-
ing, Toronto, Can. ; Louis Agassiz Fiiertes,
Ithaca, N. Y.; Manly Hardy, Brewer,
Maine; Ralph Hoffmann, Belmont, Mass.;
William Augustus Jeffries, Boston, Mass.;
Rev. Herbert K. Job, Kent, Connecticut;
Lynds Jones, Oberlin, Ohio; Prof. David
Starr Jordan, Stanford University, Cal.;
Sylvester D. Judd, Washington, D. C;
George H. Mackay, Nantucket, Mass.;
John W. Mailliard, San Francisco, Cal.;
Joseph Mailliard, San Geronimo, Cal.;
Richard C. McGregor, Palo Alto, Cal.;
Gerrit Smith Miller, Jr., Washington,
D. C; Mrs. Olive Thome Miller, Brook-
lyn, N. Y.; John Murdoch, Roxbury,
Mass. ; Harry C. Oberhoiser, Washington,
D. C; Wilfred Hudson Osgood, Wash-
ington, D. C. ; Charles J. Pennock, Ken-
nett Square, Pa.; Edward A. Preble,
Washington, D. C; William W. Price,
Alta, Cal. ; Dr. William L. Ralph,
Washington, D. C; Samuel N. Rhoads,
Audubon, N. J.; Dr. William C. Rives,
Washington, D. C. ; Capt. Wirt Robin-
son, U. S. A., West Point, N. Y. ; Jewell
D. Sornborger, Cambridge, Mass. ; Frank
Stephens, San Diego, Cal.; Abbott H.
Thayer, Scarborough, N. Y.; Ernest
Thompson Seton, New York city; W. E.
Clyde Todd, Beaver, Pa. ; Bradford Tor-
rey, Wellesley Hills, Mass.; Charles H.
Townsend, Washington, D.C.; Dr. Spen-
cer Trotter, Swarthmore, Pa. ; Mrs. Mabel
Osgood Wright, Fairfield, Conn. Eighty-
theee Associates were elected.
Program oi the Nineteenth Congress of
the American Ornithologists' Union
A list of the papers presented before the
Nineteenth Congress of the American Orni-
thologists' Union is appended. The reports
of the committee on bird protection and of
the expenditure of the Thayer Fund, tin-
number and excellence of the lantern slides
exhibited, particularly those shown i)y
Mr. Job, were among the fi'.iturt-s ot fiie
program.
The Present (Jutlook for Stability in Nomen-
clature. J. A. Allen. (15 min.)
The Plumages of the American Goldfinch
[Spitius tristis). Jonathan Dwight, Jr.
(20 min.)
Routes of Bird Migration across the Gulf
of Mexico. W. W. Cooke.
On Methods in Museum Bird Exhibits.
Frank M. Chapman. (15 min.)
Ornithological Notes from Northern New
Hampshire. John N. Clark. (20 min.)
Some Impressions of Texas Birds. Louis
Agassiz Fuertes and H. C. Oberhoiser.
(50 min.)
The White-winged Crossbill in Captivity.
James H. Hill. (10 min.)
The American and European Herring
Gulls. J. A. Allen. (10 min.)
Auduboniana. Ruthven Deane. (15 min.)
The Molts and Plumages of the North
American Ducks (Anatidie) . Jonathan
Dwight, Jr. (30 min.)
Seven New Birds from the United States.
E. A. Mearns. (20 min.)
A Naturalist in Yucatan. Illustrated by
lantern slides. E. W. Nelson. (45 min.)
Photography in North Dakota Bird Colo-
nies, et cetera. Illustrated by lantern
slides. Herbert K. Job. (45 min.)
A Reconnaissance in Manitoba and the
Northwest. Illustrated by lantern slides.
Frank M. Chapman. (45 min.)
Are Hummingbirds Cypseloid orCapriniui-
goid ? Hubert Lyman Clark. (5 min.)
List of Birds of Wequetonsing, Mich. Otto
Widmann. (10 min.)
Notes on the Ornithological Observations of
Peter Kalm. Spencer Trotter. (15 min.)
Report of the Committee of the Protection
of North American Birds. Witmer Stone.
(15 nun.)
Results Obtained Under tlie Thayer Fun<l.
William Dutcher. (20 min.)
National Bird Protection — Its Opportuni-
ties and Limitations. T. S. Palmer.
(25 min.)
Gulls of the Maine Coast, and Miscella-
neous Notes. Illustrated by lantern slides.
Wm. Dutclier and Wm. L. Baily.
(6g min.)
Some Results ol Bird Protection. Illustrated
liy lantern slides. Fr.iiik M. C'hapman.
( 15 min.)
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