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P. P. Calvert. Twenty-five Hymenoptera, Africa; two Hemiptera, Indiana; 

 three Coleoptera, Indiana. 



D. M. Castle. Six Coleoptera, Florida; five Orthoptera, South California. 

 T. D. A. CocKERELL. Three insects, Colorado and New Mexico. 



W. J. CoxEY. One Lepidoptera, Arizona. 



E. Daecke. Two tj^^es Diptera, New Jersey. 



G. C. Davis. Three thousand six hundred and seventeen Hymenoptera, 

 United States. 



Jacob Doll. Thirty-one Lepidoptera, North America. 

 H. C. Fall. Two types Coleoptera, California and Kansas. 



C. P. Gillette. Three hundred and twenty-five Orthoptera, Colorado. 



D. Graenicher. Fifteen types Hymenoptera, Wisconsin. 

 G. M. Greene. Nineteen insects, Glenolden, Pennsylvania. 



Frank Haimbach. Eighty-eight insects, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. 



H. S. Harbeck. One Hymenoptera, Philadelphia. 



M. Hebard. Four hundred Orthoptera, North and South America. 



L. Howell. Five Coleoptera, Pennsylvania. 



G. T. Keeney. Two Cocoons, Florida. 



Joseph McFarland. One hundred insects, Yosemite; twenty-seven, Banff; 

 fifteen, Oregon. 



S. A. S. and D. G. Metheny. Five Orthoptera, Asia Minor, 



G. R. Pilate. Eight Coleoptera, Dayton, Ohio. 



Edward Potts. Twenty-seven Moths, Media, Pennsylvania. 



J. A. G. Rehn. Two hundred and eighteen Orthoptera, Pennsylvania and 

 New Jersey. 



David Rust. Twelve Orthoptera, Pennsylvania. 



G. R. Savage. One Moth, Philadelphia. 



M. T. S. ScHAEFFER. One hundred and forty-three insects, Canada. 



W. P. Seal. Twenty-five Mosquitoes, New Jersey. 



Henry Skinner. One hundred exotic Lepidoptera; fifty-one Lepidoptera, 

 Japan; seven Lepidoptera, United States; two Coleoptera, Arizona; twenty-five 

 insects. New Jersey; thirty-five insects. Castle Rock, Pennsylvania; five insects, 

 Kern county, California; three thousand insects, Huachuca Mountains, Arizona. 

 Academy Expedition. 



B. H. Smith. One hundred Coleoptera, Colorado. 



J. B. Smith. Fifty-five NoctuidiB, United States. 



H. H. Severin. Four Orthoptera, Pennsylvania. 



W. Stone. Thirty-nine insects, New Jersey; three hundred and forty, Fulton 

 county, Pennsylvania. 



Miss E. H. Thomas. Nine Lepidoptera, India. 



E. G. Vanatta. One Coleopter, Pennsylvania. 

 J. WiLLCOX. Fifteen insects, Florida. 



Purchased. Two hundred and fifty Butterflies, Paraguay, E. W. Snyder; 

 seven hundred and ninety-seven Orthoptera, Japan, Y. Hirase; four hundred and 

 sixty-two Moths, Venezuela, C. W. Johnson; five hundred Orthoptera, Chili, C. 

 S. Reed; one hundred and fifty-two Orthoptera, Burma, A. V. B. Crumb; one 

 thousand insects, Colombia, E. B. WiUiamson; three hundred and thirty Butter- 

 flies, Surinam, G. Mayo; three hundred and one Hymenoptera (types, cotypes, 

 paratypes), H. L. Viereck; sixty-five Orthoptera in return for identifications, 



