MISCELLANEOUS. About 110 letters or pieces, mostly L.A.S. addressed to Adolphe CARNOT. [Adolphe Carnot (1839-1920), chemist and politician, was director of the École des Mines; he was president of the Republican and Democratic Alliance, and the younger brother of President Sadi Carnot]. Emmanuel Arago, Louis Barthou (4), Henry Bérenger, Marcelin Berthelot, Victor Bois, J. de Bonnefon, Gaston Bonnier, Ferdinand Buisson, Carnot family, Sadi Carnot, Ed. Charton, Ch. Chaumet, Henry Chéron (4), Michel Chevalier, Abel Combarieu, Ch. Combes, A. Daubrée, Ch. Deloncle, Paul Deschanel, Jane Dieulafoy, Paul Dislère, Paul Doumer, A. Dubost, Dujardin-Beaumetz, J. Dupuy, d'Estournelles de Constant, Armand Fallières, Étienne Flandin, H. Franklin-Bouillon, Yves Guyot, James Hennessy, S. de Heredia, E. Javal, Charles Jonnart (4), C. Krantz, J. de Lanessan, Albert Lebrun, L. Le Corbellier, J. Lemoine, G. Leygues, J. Magnin, F. de Mahy, Eug. Manuel, H. Martin, A. Metin, E. Menadier, D. Mérillon, Athénaïs J. Michelet, E. Monis, L. Passy, S. Pichon, Raymond Poincaré (5), J. and Th. Reinach, G. Révoil, M. Rouvier, Dr. E. Roux, A. Scheurer-Kestner, J. Simon, T. Steeg, Eug. Tisserand, Teisserenc de Bort, P. Tirard, G. Vicaire, H. Waldeck-Rousseau, L. Weiller, etc.