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American Ornithologists' Uuiou, check-list of 157 



Animal products, collection of 11 



exhibit at New Orleans Exhibition 78 



Anthony, A. W., jiresents birds' eggs 1G3 



Antilles, ethnological objects from 94 



Arabia, ethnological objects from 94 



Arcbtcology collection, condition of 112 



objects, important accessions of 101 



report on department of 101 



review of work in department of 14 



Argentine Republic, hair mats from 94 



Arizona, accessions received from 52 



arclia'ological collection from 108 



Arkansas, accessions from 52 



arch;eological spe'cimens from 14 , 107 



Armstrong, C, presents specimeiis of white jasper 105 



specimens received from 54 



Art exhibit at New Orleans Exhibition 76 



Arts and industries, review of -work in department of 10 



Ashburner, C. A., on properties of American coals 248 



Asia, accessions received from G3 



ethnological collections from 94 



Asia Minor, Grecian bowl from 94 



Atkins, G. , notice of paper by G75 



Atwater, Prof. W. O 76 



revised plan for food collection by 10 



Auckland Museum, exchanges -with 28 



Australia, photographs from 95 



Australian Museum, exchanges with 28 



Austria, accessions received from 64 



Avery, John M. , sends specimens of salt 55 



Aym6, Louis H., forwards collections from Mexico ()2, 109 



Baffin Land, ethnological objects from 91 



Bailey, E. JI., sends minerals 56 



Bailey, J. W., i)ali,eontological publications of 31 



Bailey, S. C. IL, sends specimens of meteorites in exchange 237 



Baird, Prof. S. F., contributes to library 25 



favors extajiding scope of Museum 5 



nominates Professor Goode to represent Smithsonian Insti- 

 tution at the New Orleans Exposition 70 



on distribution of duplicates 26 



presents a rare petrel 153 



superintends summer work of Fish Commission at Wood's 



Holl ^06 



Baker, A. 15., collects black-footed ferrets 147 



sends skeletons -'ja 



Baldwin, A. H., assistant ~02 



Barbary States, ethnological objects from 9i> 



Barker, Commander A. S., collects deep-sea specimens 200 



Barnes, Lieut. Charles, works in osteological laboratory 33 



Barnum, Bailey & Hutchinson, mammals presented by 147 



Barnum, P. T., presents elephant "Albert" 44 



Barnum's men.agerie, gifts from 15 



Barrows, C. J., sends Indian objects ^5 



