[98] The book was published with Mr. Wright’s assistance.
[99] Review of Darwin’s Insectivorous and Climbing Plants, in The Nation, Nos. 549 and 550.
[100] The afterwards famous designer of yachts.
[101] T. S. Brandegee. Engaged on railroad surveys in Colorado and Washington territories and the Northern Pacific. At present living in San Francisco.
[102] The bad railroad strikes of the summer of 1877.
[103] J. G. Lemmon; late botanist of the California State Board of Forestry; author of a report on California Conifers.
[104] The Different Forms of Flowers on Plants of the Same Species.
[105] Photograph of camp on Rocky Mountains, La Veta Pass, with the best photographic likenesses, perhaps, ever taken of Sir J. D. Hooker and Dr. Gray; and including General and Mrs. Strachey, Dr. Hayden, and Captain Stevenson.
[106] Articles in the New York Independent, signed “Country Reader,” by Dr. Gray.
[107] At a memorial meeting held in honor of Professor Henry by the Board of Regents and both Houses of Congress, in the Hall of the House of Representatives, January 16, 1879, Dr. Gray read a Biographical Memorial of Joseph Henry, in behalf of the Board of Regents.