LIST OF ACCESSIONS. 



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Stockholm, Sweden, Natuehisto- 



EISKA RlKSMUSEUir, EtNOGEAFISKA 



Apdelningen (through Prof. C. V. 

 Hartman) : 166 archeological stone 

 implements from the United States, 

 Alaska, and other localities ; also 25 

 plaster casts of stone implements 

 (57262: exchange). 



Stowe, H. E., Washington, D. C. : A 

 "Wesson and Harrington revolver 

 (57928). 



Stuetevant, E. D., Hollywood, Cal. : 

 2 living specimens of Cactacese 

 (58277: exchange). 



SuLZEK, Chaeles A., Sulzer, Alaska: 

 Samples of barium sulphate from 

 Lime Point, Sulzer (57199). 



SuMNEE, Mrs. Ellen P., Dogue, Va. : 

 Child's white linen pantalettes, of 

 about the middle of the 19th century 

 (58415: loan). 



Sxjpeeiok Coal Company, Glen Camp- 

 bell, Pa.: A cube of coal (58518). 



SuPEEioE Thread and Yarn Company, 

 New York City : Sample of prepared 

 ramie fiber, " Stycos Wool Substi- 

 tute " (57996). 



Stjeface, Henry E., Madison, Wis. : 4 

 photographs of a humpback whale 

 (57714). 



Susqxjehanna Coal Company, Shamo- 

 kin. Pa. : Cube of coal from Cameron 

 colliery (57976). 



SwiGEET, R. G., Portland, Oreg. : Adult 

 dragonfly, JiJschna caUformca 

 (58360). 



Sydney, New South Wales, Attstba- 

 LiA, Botanic Gardens (through Mr. 

 J. H. Maiden, director) : 300 speci- 

 mens of plants from Australia 

 (57667; 57858; 57983). Exchange. 



Sydney, New South Wales, Austra- 

 lia, Department of Mines : A 200- 

 gram slice of the Delegate, New 

 South Wales, meteoric iron (57962). 



Taffeety, J. v., Paracale, Luzon 

 Island, P. I. (through Mr. Horace R. 

 Burritt, Portland, Oreg.) : A speci- 

 men of native gold with native silver, 

 from Luzon (58376). 



Taylor, Miss Cornelia J., and Mrs. 

 William Mann Randolph, Char- 

 lottesville, Va. : 8 articles of wearing 

 apparel used by Thomas Jefferson, 

 received from t^^o of his descendants 

 (58437: loan). 



Taylor, Mrs. Julia Isham. (See un- 

 der Samuel Isham, Estate of.) 



Teesdale, Clyde H., Forest Service, 

 Madison, Wis. : Specimen of creo- 

 soted pine pile infested with crusta- 

 cean, Sphwroma quadridentaUim ; 

 also a vial containing specimens of 

 Sphwroma (57915) ; 7 specimens of 

 a marine mollusk, Martesia cimeifor- 

 mis, from Pensacola, Fla. (57933). 



Teeter, M. W., Warminster, Va. : Speci- 

 men of rhinoceros beetle (57143). 



Tempany, H. a., St. John, Antigua 

 (through Dr. T. Wayland Vaughan) : 

 A collection of fossil wood from An- 

 tigua (57640). 



Teyssiee, Henry, Clermont-Ferrand, 

 France : 13 specimens of plants from 

 France (57299). 



Thom, Coecoean, Washington, D. C. 

 (through Dr. Alexander Graham 

 Bell) : An aeroplane dart (58375). 



Thompson, Dr. J. C, U. S. Navy, 

 Sausalito, Cal. : Reptiles from Mex- 

 ico and California (57198; 57838). 



Theopp, Joseph E., Earlston, Pa. : 3 

 samples of coal (57906). 



TiDESTROM, Ivae, Bureau of Plant In- 

 dustry, Washington, D. C. : 334 

 specimens of plants, mainly from 

 the eastern part of the United States 

 (57242; 57434; 57789; 57857; 57958; 

 58155). 



Tieeney, Lewis E., Anacostia, D. C. : 

 Nest of a hymenopteron from near 

 Silver Hill, Md. (58239). 



ToEPFEE AND ScHEOFF, New York City : 

 3 designs in water colors for print- 

 ing on silk (57395). 



ToLMAN, R. P., U. S. National Museum : 

 284 specimens illustrating the graphic 

 arts, including magazines, photome- 

 chanical reliefs, chromolithographs, 

 collotypes, photomechanical intag- 

 lios, engravings, photographs, half- 

 tones, etc. (58127). 



