INDEX. 



449 



New Orleans Exposition fishes, 61, 70, 169. 



Government building, 



51. 

 iuvortobrates, 63, 191, 

 mammals, 43, 132, 133. 

 matoiial to be stadied, 



246. 

 miuernis bought for, 221 

 metals, &.(.., collected i'or, 



67. 

 moUusVs for, 179. 

 naval arcbitocturo in, 97. 

 returns from, 48. 

 southern lishes collected 



for, 173. 

 atones prepared for, 234. 

 textiles cullecled for, 83. 

 work, 41,45,47. 



by Museum ofli- 

 cers, 4. 

 fishes, 374. 



collected, 172. 

 New York antiquities obtained, 123. 



minerals obtained, 222. 

 New Zealand iade, 230. 



Maori belt and bible, 119. 

 Newberrj-, Prof. J. S., lecture by, 34. 

 Newburyiiorf Herald descriptions of boat and ves- 

 sel moiUls, 98. 

 Xewcomb, Prof. Simon, lecture by, 34. 

 ITewhall, \V. H., performed clerical work, 276. 

 Xez Perces basketry, 301. 



ornamentation, 301. 

 Nicaragua bark shirt, 118. 



birds of C. C. Nutting, 3.57. 376. 

 Nichols, Capt. Henry E., Alaskan fishes of, 347. 

 Nichols, Dr.. Dominica collections from, 70. 

 Nicholson. Agnes, 179. 

 Nickel and cobalt cullections, 253, 2,')7. 272. 



wrouL'ht, collection wanted, 257. 

 Nikko clothing, &c., 118. 

 Nineveh delude tablet, 118. 

 Niugpo joss-stick powiler, 118. 

 Nottilio leporinus, .var. mastivus obtained, 130. 

 Nomenclaturi' of ctbuological objects. 110. 

 Non-met;iliic ores, application ot, 27U. 



collected, 268. 

 Nordenskjtild, Baron, collections from, 57. 



figures Siberian throwing-stick, 

 285. 

 Nordenskjiild's description of Eskimo bows, 308. 

 Norfolk Island insects received, 185. 

 Norman, Rev. A. M., British invertebrates from, 

 193. 

 Crustacea exchanged with, 

 196. 

 North Atlantic deep-sea shells from Mr. Jeffreys, 



71. 

 North Bloomfield mine gold collection, 249, 274. 

 North Carolina fishes collected, 171. 



tin, 2.")3. 

 North Cornwall Iron Furnace collection, 244. 

 North Pacific exploration. 69. 



Exploring K.xpi'dition corals, 202. 

 Eskimo 

 bows, 307, 

 313. 

 mollusks received, 181. 

 Northwest American tribal arts, 57. 

 Norton Sound baskets. 293. 



Eskimo bows, 312, 313. 

 ethnologica, 112. 

 thriiwing-slicks, 286. 

 Norway boats obtained, 106. 

 echinoderms, 193. 

 pumice sand, 229. 

 rocks, 227. 

 Nottingham laces, 80. 

 Nubia club, 119. 



Nunivak Island and Cape Vancouver throwing- 

 stick, 280. 

 Eskinir> bow, 309. 

 Nushagak collections. oiJ. 

 Nutting, C. C, Nicaragua birds of, 357. 



paper by, 370. 

 Nye, Willard, jr., 198. 



a.sBi»tedin collecting, 197. 



S. Mis. 33, ])t. '2 — 29 



Obsidian and obsidian pumice, 236. 

 Offutt. F. I., performe<r clerical work, 276. 

 Oglesby, Dr. \V. W., stone club from, 124. 

 Ohio antiquities exhibited, 126. 

 received, 125. 

 mound-pipes of Sqnier and Davis, 125. 

 Old Providence birds, 70. 

 Omatchi shrine otl'ciingH, 118. 

 Omori shell-heap rem.oins, 124. 

 OncorliMiclins siu-cie.'* investigated, 172. 

 Ontario mill silver collection, 275. 



mine rollcction of ores, 251. 

 Onyx from California, 228. 



marbles, 236. 

 Oolitic limestone for builduig, 228. 

 Ophiuroidea exhibited, 202. 



new species of, 380. 

 Oicothlypis. new genus, proposed, 357. 

 Orcutt,'C. R., California tossils from, 69. 



sent reptiles, 158. 

 Orcutt, H. C, reptiles from, 158. 

 Ord's pocket-mouse bought, 130. 

 Oio collecting to show processes, 247. 

 Oregon .antiquities obtained, 123. 

 arrow-heads obtained, 124. 

 collections, 69. 

 Indian basketry, 290. 

 shells received, 183. 

 (ship) model, 94. 

 stone club from, ^24. 

 Ores for Now Orleans, 269. 



foreign, overhauled, 245. 

 native, installid, 245. 

 of Colorado, 240. 



treatment at Lexington Mill, 251. 

 treatment at Moultou Mill, 251. 

 Organic matter in air <if kcture room, 39. 

 Oriskany sandstone tossils obtained, 2U4. 

 Ornamental stones and gems at Cincinnati, 50. 

 at New Orleans, 05. 

 bought, 05. 

 Omithochiton, eyes shown, 183. 

 Ornithological nomenclature changes, 366. 

 Ornithology, trinomials in American, 366. 

 Oruithophilologicalities, 306. 

 Orthocoras from Kansas co.ol measures, 204. 

 Orthopt.ra, 364. 



Ortyx virginianns not in Arizona, 3.')7. 

 Oryzoborus nuttingi, 376. 

 salvini, 376. 

 i Osceola copper miue collection, 243. 255, 270. 



Mill copper extraction series, 255. 

 I Oscines, rare American, 377. 

 ! Osmorbiza lon^iistylis as a bur, 309. 

 , Osteological juvparations sent to New Orleans, 62. 

 i preparator, 45. 



j Ostrich feathers collection, 47. 

 Otiorbynclius ligneiis from Mass.achusetts, 166. 

 Ovambo collars and arrows, 119. 

 I Ovis monlana Dalli, 376. 



niviiolea from Siberia, 131. 

 Owl. name of American hawk, 366. 

 Oxford Uu:v(!rsity Zoological Museum. Mesoplo- 



don cast from, 131. 

 Oyster and clam tnuisportation, 365. 



coloration of Mood corpuscles, 365. 

 culture at ^^aiIlt Jerome's, 364. 

 experiments, 304. 

 filter or diaphragm for, 364. 

 enemies and parasites, 370. 

 expeiiments, notes upon, 381. 

 fattening tloats. 364. 

 industry, 352, 353. 



condition and needs of, 381. 

 life history, 30,".. 



operations on Chincoteague Bay, 364. 

 spat collectors, 304. 

 Oysters, greening of, 364. 



P. 



P.iciflc coaat fishes collected, 162, 171, 174, 175. 



distributed, 172. 



])aper8 on, 171. 

 Pacific exploratdou, northern, 69. 



