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INDEX. 



Cassiuieres, .sauiiilcH of, 82. / 



Cassiterite collii lion.s, 'J71. 



from ^r()nt;lIKl., 252. 

 in Mrtiiio. 'J.">2. 



New llaiupsbire, 252. 

 tbo Museum, 252. 

 localities, 252. 

 Ca.st8 made for pxiiositious, 45. 

 in 18h'4, 45. 

 of fish and reptiles, 47. 

 Catamaran for lisliiut;-, 88, 90. 

 Catesby's lisbcs idcutitied, .S74. 

 Catberiua Arcbipeiago, cave matting, 292. 

 (Jatlin t browing .stick, 2S!J. 

 (^atostomus labiatn.s received, 162. 

 Cauliuites anil Zamio.siiubius, 309. 

 Cedar for baski^ts, 297. 



Keys lislies of Prol'essor Jordan, 375. 

 mats of tlio Bilboolas, 297. 

 Cenozoie iuvcrtebrato fossils, catalogue of, 65. 

 Census, Tentb, iron ores, 257, 272. 

 Centennial collection of lead, 254. 

 sboUs, 181. 

 collections in metallurgy. Sic, 239. 

 Exbibition, foreign material derived 

 from, 53. 

 rocks, &c., 237, 238. 

 ^vater craft, 105. 

 Central America exploration, 70. 



fl.sbes collected, 172. 

 American basketry like Soutb American, 

 300. 

 bats ])resented, 130. 

 pottery needed, 122. 

 and Soutli American basketry, 306. 

 mine copper, 254. 



Park, New York, Menagerie sent mam- 

 mals, 131. 

 Cepbalorbyncbiis Hoavisidei, cast of bead, 132. 

 Copbalopoda, Carboniferous, obtained, 212. 

 Dev(miun, obtained, 211, 214. 

 Ceppbiis, remarks on species of, 360. 

 Cetaceafrom ('ambridge University Musenra, 132. 

 Itoyal (College of Surgeons, 132. 

 in National Mu.-ieum, 135. 

 studied by F. W. True, 135. 

 typical species studied, 135. 

 Cetaceans and seals received, 59, 131. 

 Ceylon collections received, 72. 



grapbite, 240. 

 Cba?todipteri)s faber from Newport, 163. 

 Cliain .stitcb in cedar mat, 298 

 Cballeuger copcpods received, 193. 



o.'iidiiring voyage, 352. 

 Chamberlin. i'rof. T. C, lecture by, 34. 

 Cbambers, II. C, assisted to c(dlect ores, 251. 

 Cbamidio, aberrant forms of, 370. 

 Charleston fl.sbes, paper on, 172. 

 Chase, Lieut. George F., Gila monster from, 157. 

 Cbattahoochee Basin lislies ctdlected, 175. 

 Chatard, Dr., African weapons from, 119. 

 Chatard, Thomas Marean, 371. 



assisted with chemi.st's 



report, 348. 

 chemical work of, 224. 

 collected dunito, 231. 

 contribution from, CO. 

 field work of, 223. 

 Cbaiimont, Dr., quoted, 40. 

 Cbebacco bo;it model, SO. 

 Checker-weaving in basket-work, 297. 

 Cheiroptera mounted in 1884, 42. 



secured in 1884, 44. 

 Cheltenham Smelting and Refining "Works col- 

 lection, 244. 251, 275. 

 Cbomical analyses made by Professor Clarke, 72. 

 analysis in lecture room, 38, 39, 40. 

 examination, 351. 

 laboratoiy abandoned, 72. 

 Chemistry, 72. 



elements of, 348. 



work of Wasliiuston Laboratory, 348. 

 Cherokee Zinc Works, collection from, 243, 259. 

 Chesapeake Bay exploration, 348. 



fishes, 347. 

 Cheshire salt obtained, 107. 

 Cbiasmodus from Brown's Bank, 163. 

 Chibalis Indian basketry, 297. 



Chili, cidlcetions from, 71. 



stone bead, 123. 

 Chilkabt Indian basket-work, 295. 

 China boat models, 90. 



boats obtained, 106. 

 bricks iVom Great Wall, 227. 

 fossiliforous limestones from, 228. 

 ,ioss-stick powder from, 118. 

 materia medica of, 75. 

 rain-coat, 118. 

 shells from, 183. 

 Chinch-bug, 363. 

 Chippewa grave deposits, 116. 

 Chiiiqui pottery, 71. 

 vases, 121. 



bought, 58. 

 Chiroloi)hus polyactocephalus obtained, 164. 

 Chiropteralentto Dr. Allen, 136. 

 Chiton plates, 123. 

 Chittagong dug-out canoe, 88. 

 Chlamydoconcha, investigation of, 182. 



Orcutti, 184, 350. 

 Chloridizing base ores, illustrations of, 251. 



roasting of silver ores, 240. 

 Choctaw Indian basketry, 305. 

 Chry.sdiiiiti is or .spinus ? , 366. 

 Chukcliis implements and ornaments, 112. 

 Cimabue, paintings of, 56. 

 Cincinnati Industrial Exposition, 50 



Congression al 



ac/tion on, 48. 



exhibit, 36, 50, 



51. 

 gems at, 66, 222. 

 Government 



building, 50, 

 work, 47. 

 Cinnabar, 271. 

 Circulars issued in 1884, 31. 

 Claghorn, J. Kaymond, favors from, 267. 



sent map of coal basin, 265. 

 Clallam basket of commerce, 299. 



Indian fish -trap stvle of basket, 298. 

 twilled basketry, 299. 

 Clark, A. Howard, 16, 19. 



on fishery products, 342. 

 papers of, 348. 

 Clark, Col. Edward, presented marble, 236. 

 Clark, W. M., antiquities fnnu, 126. 



sent Astylospongia pr:Bmorsa, 204. 

 Tennessee antiquities from, 125. 

 Clarke, Dr. F. W., 17. 



aided in procuring cetacea. 132. 

 analyses and papers of, 72, 224. 

 collected glacial polished mica, 



234. 

 field work of, 223. 

 lecture by, 34. 

 on gems and preciouss tones, 342. 



papers of, 348. 

 polished mica from, 66. 

 report of, 221. 

 work of. C6. 



and T. M. Chatard, Mineralogy 

 ical Notes of, 224. 

 Classification of illustrationsof human culture, 14. 

 natural history collections, 14. 

 systematic and geogiai)bieal. 15. 

 Clayton, Prot. J. E., collected autiu'iony ores, 253. 

 bismuth ores, 257. 

 Utah silver oies from, 250. 

 Clay from the sea bottom, 199. 

 Clements, George S., assisted to collect coal, 267. 

 Clemmer, B. A., Apache necklace from, 116. 

 Clipper brig model, 94. 

 Cli.siocanipa egg-mass received, 187. 

 (Move: hay worm from Virginia, 185. 

 ClymeniaDoris, 324. 



Coal and associates from West Virsinia, 262. 

 Long Valley, 266. 

 sand rock from Mine Hill, 202. 

 iSrc, from Eichmond coal-fields, 267. 

 anthracite, obtained, 263. 

 auger obtained, 264. 

 breaker pictures obtained, 265, 266. 

 collections, 261,272. 



of James Temple Brown, 261, 

 exhibited at New Orleans, 52. 



