_Managers_--Marcus Baker. H. F. Blount. G. K. Gilbert. John Hyde. W J McGee. T. C. Mendenhall. W. B. Powell. Edwin Willits. The following resolution was adopted: _Resolved_, That the Board of Managers be requested to consider whether, instead of the present policy of publishing only a few selected articles, these might not advantageously be replaced by a greater variety of less lengthy and expensive works, and whether a few pages of geographic notes might not be inserted. Mr. Hayden gave notice of the following proposed amendment to the By-laws: In article IV, instead of five vice-presidents, read six vice-presidents, and insert at the end of list of departments of geographic science, after geographic art, the words "commercial geography." {xiii} _December 30, 1891. Special meeting_. Meeting held in the Lecture Hall of the National Museum. President Hubbard in the chair. Attendance, 200. Professor Benjamin Sharp of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, made an address upon Peary and the western Greenland expedition. The lecture was illustrated by lantern slides from photographs taken on the expedition while along the shores of Greenland and at Peary's camp. _January 8, 1892. 60th meeting_. Meeting held in the Assembly Hall of the Cosmos Club. Vice-President Merriam in the chair. Attendance, 150. Mr. W J McGee delivered an address on "The Eastern Sierra Madre of Mexico," his lecture being illustrated by lantern slides made from photographs taken in the vicinity of Monterey, Saltillo, Matehuala, Miquihuana, Doctor Arroyo, and the hacienda El Carmen. Professor R. T. Hill described the similarity of topographic features of that region to those of the Great Basin of the United States. _January 15, 1892. Special meeting_. Meeting held in the Lecture Hall of Columbian University. Vice-President Hayden in the chair. Attendance, 100. The President, Mr. Gardiner G. Hubbard, delivered his annual address on the subject of "The Evolution of Transportation." Major J. W. Powell prefaced the President's address by brief introductory remarks. {xiv} OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY. 1892. _President_. GARDINER G. HUBBARD. _Vice-Presidents_. HERBERT G. OGDEN. EVERETT HAYDEN. A. W. GREELY. C. HART MERRIAM. HENRY GANNETT. _Treasurer_. CHARLES J. BELL. _Secretaries_. F. H. NEWELL. E. R. SCIDMORE. _Managers_. MARCUS BAKER. W J MCGEE. HENRY F. BLOUNT. T. C. MENDENHALL. G. K. GILBERT. W. B. POWELL. JOHN HYDE. EDWIN WILLITS. {xv} MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY. 1892. _a_, original members. _c_, corresponding members. _l_, life members. * Deceased. In cases where no city is given in the address, Washington, D. C., is to be understood. ABBE, PROF. CLEVELAND, _a_, _l_, Weather Bureau. ABERT, S. T., 722 Seventeenth Street.