878 A List of New Mineral Names. By L. J. SPENCER, M.A., F.G.S. ...

A LIsT OF NEW MINERAL NAMEs, 393
Teruelite. A. Maes~re, Anales de Minas, Madrid, 1845, III, 264 ;
F. Quiroga, Anal. Soc. Esz~a~. Hist. Nat. 1873, II, 249; F. Chaves,
Anal. Soc. Espa~. Hist. lhTat. 1891, XX, Actas p. 9. Black, acute
rhombohedra (with basal planes) of dolomite from Teruel, Aragon.
Thalenite. C. Benedicks, Geol. FSr. F6rh. 1898, XX, 308; Bull.
Geol. Inst. Unit,. Upsala, 1899 (for 1898), IV, 1 (Thal~Mt). Fleshred
; massive and in dull monoclinic crystals. H20.2Y208.4Si02.
()sterby, Sweden.
Thellite. (Chem. News, 1870, XXI, 13, thelline, thellite). Damour's
yttrium silicate from Brazil (Dana's Min. 6th Ed. p. 512).
Titanomagnetite. (P. Groth, Tab. Uebe~s. Min. 4th Ed. 1898,
p. 79.) Titaniferous magnetite. [(Fe,Ti)0212Fe.
Torrelxsite. H. Lien~u, Chem.-Zeit. 1899, XXIII, 418. A compact
reddish grey to sepia eoloured mineral occurring with rhodonite at
Torrens mine, Hautes-Pyr6n~es. MnSiOs.MnCQ.89
Uranelain. R. Hermann, Bull. Soc. Nat. Mosco~l, 1832, V, 45;
Pogg. Ann. 1833, XXu 566. A transparent, yellow, gummy substance
like rancid oil, contsining C, H and O. So-called inflammable
snow which fell in gov. Moscow in 1832.
Venturaite.
Vestanite.
as westanite.
See under Mayberyite.
(c. Hintze, Ha'l~db. d. Min. 1892, II, 832). The same
Viellaurite. H. Lienau, Chem.-Zeit. 1899, XXIII, 418. A massive,
dark grey mineral from near u
Hautes-Pyr~ndes.
5MnCO~.2Mn.~Si04.
Von Diestite. E. Cumenge, Bull. Soc. fl'anq. Min. 1899, XXII,
25. Telluride of silver, bismuth, etc. Colorado.
V, !
Walaite. E. Borlcky, Lotos, 1869, XIX, 19. The same as valaite.
Warrenite.
See under Mayberyite.
Wickelkamazite. A. Brezina and E. Cohen, Die Struclur d.
Meteoreisen, Stuttgart, 1886; E. Cohen, Meteoritenku~de, 1894, p. 94.
The kamaeite surrounding accessory constituents in meteoric irons.
Xanthotitane. P. Groth, Tab. Uebers. Min. 3rd Ed. 1889, p.
156 (Xamhotitan). The correct form of xanthitane.