[118] Pietro Andrea Saccardo; professor at Padua.
[119] Otto Penzig, M. D.; formerly assistant professor at Padua, now professor at Genoa.
[120] Seen first in 1850, with its temporary roof and bases of towers.
[121] Samuel B. Parish, San Bernardino, Cal.
[122] William Cusick, Crowell, Oregon.
[123] C. G. Pringle; for many years has explored the botany of Mexico.
[124] Contemporary Review, xli.
[125] J. Hammond Trumbull, of Hartford, Conn.; a great authority on Indian languages and customs, and author of many contributions, historical and philological. Perhaps the only American scholar able to read Eliot’s Bible.
[126] The birth of the Dean’s first grandchild.
[127] Dr. Gray went to New York to finish his sittings to St. Gaudens for the bronze bas-relief now in the herbarium at Cambridge.