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INDEX. 



Hitchcock, Eoiuyn, paper of, 353. 



studied fibers microscopi- 

 cally, 83. 

 vi.'fitc'd mills, 83. 

 work of, 55. 

 Hitchcock, Williams & Co., 80. 

 Hobbs, George S., 37. 

 Hodge, 11. S., sent minerals, 222. 

 Hodgson, Thomas, sent photographs, 265. 

 Hoek, Dr. P. P. C, to examine barnacles, 190. 

 Holmes, W. H., 17,18. 



honorary curator, 58. 

 Mexican poltery from, 121. 

 Mohawk wampum belt from, 116. 

 papers by, 122. 

 presented rocks, 236. 

 reporl of, 121. 

 studies of, 122. 

 work of, 58. 

 Holotlniroidea, new species of, 379. 

 Holsteiuberg Eskimo objects. 111. 

 Hornbron and Jac(iiiiui)t described a dolpbiu, 323. 

 Hong Kutchiu Iiidian buskets, 29.'). 

 Hopkins, G. X., Ponca ax from, IIG. 

 Hoplopaziina', review of, 375. 

 Horan, Henry, at New Orleans Exposition, 52. 

 rei)()rt of. :!">. 



Hiiinriiit(ndent of buildings, 19, 35. 

 Horn Silvei' Smellei' collrction. 252. 

 Hornaday, William T., 41. 43, 133. 

 gift by, 41. 

 l)apeis of, 353. 

 Hornblende andesite from Bozoslofl", 355. 

 Horse-hair in niiunifacture, 82. 

 Horseshoe collections, 240. 

 Hot Springs, Ark., minerals collected, 222. 

 Hotchkiss, Maj. Jed., 2G8. 

 Hotham Inlet colled ions, 09. 

 Houghton, Mr., contribution from, 66. 

 Howald, F.,2G8. 



Howejl, William, favors from, 267. 

 Huaca objects from Pci u, 57. 

 Hudson Bay fishes received, 162. 

 region mammals, 130. 

 territory, Anodonta from, 183. 

 Hudson, George, A.,'caip from, 162. 

 Hudson River group fossils received, 203. 

 Humidity of air in lecture room, 40. 

 Hunter, Captain, Kamtchatkan sheep from, 69. 

 Humphrey Bros. & Tracey presented miner's 



boots, 2U4. 

 Hussey, C. G., Woiks, copper-refining .series, 255. 

 Husscy, Wells & Co. steel exhibit, 245. 

 Hydrographic Bureau, bottom samples from, 189. 

 sent surface specimens, 



192. 

 soundings for, 197. 



I. 



Ibises discussed, 3.57. 



Ice Springs Butte lava, 236. 



lavas from Utah, 234. 

 Ichthyography, terminology of, 373. 

 Icterida^ reviewed, 377. 

 Ideal fishing schooner New Era. 102, 103. 

 Idiopsar brachviiras, 377. 

 Iglesias, K., Cbirifjui pottery from, 71. 

 Illinois coals collected, 267. 



fishes from C. H. Gilbert, 163. 

 Impure air in lecture room, 40. 

 India birds received, 60. 



cashmere shawls exhibited, 47, 

 collections of Rev. C. H. A. Dall, 72. 

 " dalls" obtained, 108. 

 Indian basketiy. Southern, 305. 



blanket ornameutatiou, 209. 

 boats and canoes from .T. G. Swan, 106. 

 bust and jiortraits at Cincinnati, 50. 

 busts exhibited, 57. 



])iiinted, 47. 

 cards from Mexico, 70. 

 carvings from Rev. .T. L. Gould, 69. 

 collection at Cincinnati, 50. 

 ethnologv, growth of collections illustrat- 

 ing, M. 

 foods. North American, arrangement of, 

 108. 



Indian group, cast of, 45. 



hemp for buskets, 301. 

 illustrations at New Orleans, 51. 



fiom ITngava, 57. 

 pottery from New Mexico, 70. 

 Territory fishes obtained, 61. 

 trap from Yukon River, 113. 

 Indiana ariow-heads obtained, 125. 

 fi.shes obtained, 01, 170, 173. 

 State Universitv aided to collect fishes, 

 170. 

 birds .selected for, 150. 

 Industrial collections from Philadelphi.a, 6. 



nmseum exhibits, 12. 

 IngersoU, Ernest, paper by, 374. 

 Ingrain carjn t sjk (inicns, 80. 

 Insect collections bought, 188. 

 Insectivores exchanged, 131. 



mounted in 1884, 42. 

 Insects, 17. 



accessions to, 63, 185. 

 care of, 187. 

 department of, 63. 

 for New Orleans Exposition, 63. 

 from New Orleans, 378. 

 in relation to agriculture, 3C3. 

 injurious to forest trees, 63. 

 report upon, 185. 

 International Exhibilion. drugs, 76. 



Fisheries Exhibition, Bengal pipe 

 from, 118. 

 Invertebrate accessions, extent of, 04. 

 collection overhauled, 194. 

 depai tment routine work, 193. 

 duplicates prepared, 194. 

 entiles, nature of, 195. 

 fishery industries reported upon, 200. 

 fossils. Mcsozoic and Cenozoic, 17, 

 64. 

 Paleozoic, 17, 64. 

 pak"Bontology, progress of, 353. 

 JPaleozoic fossils, Cambrian, 208. 



Carboniferous, 208. 

 - Devonian, 208. 

 from U. S. Geologi- 

 cal Survey, 210. 

 Green's casts (plas- 

 ter), 208. 

 Permian, 208. 

 Silurian, 208. 

 Invertebrates, accessions of marine, 189. 



added by U. S. Fish Commission, 



189. 

 administered upon, 193. 

 alcoholic, stored, 201. 

 belonging to the Museum, 189. 

 card catalogue of, 195. 

 catalogued, 194. 



distribution of duplicate, 195, 190. 

 exchanged with Edinburgh Uni- 

 versity, 195. 

 exchanges of, 195. 

 fiom Florida, 70, 190. 

 identified collections received, 189. 

 in keeping of the Museum, 189. 

 marine, 63. 



report upon, 189. 

 obtained by exchange, 193. 

 outfits for collecting, 194. 

 rearranged for exhibition, 194. 

 recorded, 194. 



researches upon marine, 200. 

 table showing entries of, 195. 

 Iowa in.seets obtained, 187. 

 Iridium collect iou, 2.')0, 271. 

 Iridosmine fiom California, 250, 271. 

 Iron and steel manufactuio in Sweden, 241. 

 bnsheled or reliued, from scrap, 239. 

 fi'.rnaees by-products, 2,57. 

 globules, ehilkd, 230. 

 metallurgical collections, 2.j8. 

 mine. Sterling, collections from, 222. 

 ores, 272. 



collected by Tenth Census, 239, 24.5, 257. 

 from California, 239. 



Pennsylvania and New York fur- 

 naces, 2,57. 

 pyrite collections, 242. 



