INDEX. 



455 



S^ejneger, Leonbanl, birds from, 00. 



collected Siberian manimaU. 



i:tl. 

 explorations of, 69, 71. 

 mollusca t'roni. 63, ;!.'>0. 

 on Attn throwine-stiok, 28*. 

 selected birds for New Or- 

 leans, IfrJ. 

 sent .sc.tIs, IIU. 

 whaIes,fron], HI. 

 writiniTS of, HOG. 

 Steller'a sea-cow, extermination of, 366. 



lion, obtaineii, 131. 

 Stenopoda ciiierea from Florida, 186. 

 StcnoDs tardi};radu9 obtained. 131. 

 StCDCWomua from dolpbin stomach, 324. 

 Sterling Hill mine ore-s, 259. 



zinc ore, 273. 

 Sterna uilotica, 366. 

 Stemoptvchidie, note on, 372. 

 Steuart, C. A., 36. 



implements delivered to, 126. 

 Stevenson, Jnme.s, collected pottery. 121. 



Indian objects from, 70. 

 Moki fetiches fiom, 116. 

 Znfii objects from, U6. 

 Stibuite obtained, 223. 

 Stimpson, W. G., assistance from, 133. 

 Stockholm. Itoyal Academy of, promises Vega 



invertebrates, 196. 

 Stolley, George, fossils from, 216. 

 Stonaker, C. L., presented steel rails, &c., 239. 

 Stone buildings, i)icture8 of, 228. 



shown by colored photographs, 

 233. 

 implements exhibited in New Orleans, 58. 

 Stone, Hon. W. W.. jute from, 80. 

 Stoney, Lieut. G. M., 231. 



collections of, 69. 

 received collecting outfit, 



194. 

 rocks from, 66. 

 Storage cases, 27. 



&c., list of 27, 28. 

 Stover, E. S., sent carp from alkali water, 164. 

 Story. W. W., sent Italian marbles, 236. 

 Straits of Magellan shells, 71. 

 Struuch, John U., assisted to collect coal, 207. 



sent mining; scenes, 266. 

 Striped bass from Missi.ssippi. 103. 



in Mississippi, 347. 

 Strophites grandaeva in Devonian plant beds, 207. 

 Students and lectuies, 33. 

 Study series, 24. 



Sturgis, Appleton. gunnv cloth from, 80. 

 Stutz, S., sent coal-washing pictures, 266. 

 Sueda ditl'usa for dyeing basketry, 301. 

 Sulphur balls (pyrites), 262. 

 collections, 272. 

 native, 272. 

 ores, 272. 

 preducts, 260. 

 Stdphuric acid from iron pyrite, 242, 260. 

 manufacture, 276. 



collection, 261. 

 Sumner, Swayaey & Currier vessel models, 93. 

 Sumpter, Cant. T. "\Y., rainbow trout fiom, 1G3. 

 Surinam, Bulimus and Ani]iullaria, from, 183. 



insects and larva', 185. 

 Swain, Joseph, 379. 



collected fishes, 173. 



Venetian fishes, 173. 

 papers by, 375. 



and Meek, Setb E., paper by, 379. 

 Swan, J. G., Bella Coula objects from. 115. 



colh'Cted Puget Sound fishes, 171. 

 collections from, 57. 

 Graham Island peccary tusk fiom, 114. 

 Indian trap from, 113. 



water craft from, 106. 

 , Maka objects from, 115. 



Massett and Skidegate objects from, 



114,115. 

 sent fishes, 104. 



naida specimen basket, 297. 

 Takoo di.shes fion). 114. 

 Washington Territory fishes from, 

 347. 



Swan, John l).,8ent iiiineriilB, 222. 

 Sweden boats obtained, lo6. 



geological map of, 227. 



iron uud steel manufacture, 241. 



rocks from, 229. 



Itoyul Museum, African whips from, 119. 

 Swedish (JentenuialCouuuissiim, boat model from, 

 104. 



cod-fishiug vessel model, lu:), 104. 



commission, schooni-r model from, 104. 



herring-lishiug boat, 104. 



rocks and geological map, 230. 

 Sweeny, T. W., work of, 47. 

 Syenite from Arkansas, 237. 

 Syringopora obtained from Utah, 204. 



T. 



Tablets for small sjiecimens, 2C. 

 Tack exhibit shown, 245. 

 Tacks collection, 240. 

 Takoo dishes, 114. 



Tanner, Z. L., in charge of explorations, 197. 

 obtained bottom samples, 192. 

 Taos fetich, ll(i. 

 Tapa cloth from Polynesia, 119. 

 Tapestry Brussels carpels, 81. 



from Uoxbury, 83. 

 Tar palm-treo dugout for fishiuir. 87. 

 Tato Yama implements and clothing, 118. 

 Tasidermic work assisted by expositions, 50. 



miscellaneous, 44, 45. 

 Taxidermists, 41. 



American, meeting, 35. 

 Telegraphic time in Museum, 37. 



Smithsonian, 37. 

 Telephone, underground, 37. 

 Telluride ores collections. 271. 

 Temperature and physical observations of Alba- 

 tross, 199. 

 of lecture room, 40. 

 Tennessee antiquities exhibited, 126. 

 obtained, 125. 

 basin fishes collected, 173, 176. 

 marble obtained, 228. 

 Tenth Census rocks, &c.,238. 

 Torr.i del Fuego invertebrates obtained, 192. 



shells. 71. 

 Tertiary fossil plants, 220. 

 TeuthididiB and Siganida-, genera of, 372. 

 Teuthidoidea, genera of. 372. 

 Texas, ephemerid larva from, 185. 

 Textile exhibit at Louisville, 49. 

 fabrics, accessions to, 80. 



and fibers from Kew Gardens, 80. 

 at Cincinnati. 51. 

 fibers and fabrics, 79. 



classified, 79. 

 from Jamaica, 80. 

 micro-photographed, 83. 

 vegetable, to be catalogued, 84. 

 industries collection, .342, 3.53. 



condition of, 84. 

 specimens in, 84. 

 photographed, 83. 

 section, 10, in, 70. 



reconimcndationis con- 

 cerning, 84. 

 researches, 83. 

 routine woik, 83. 

 industry, evolution of, 54. 

 Textiles at New Orleans, 51. 



classified by composition, &c., 80. 

 exhibited, 79. 



from Guatemala and San Salvador, 80. 

 Thliuket Indian baskets, 295, 296. 



objects, 114. 

 Thomas, Dr". Cyrus, jiottery from, 121. 



on mound exploration, 343, 379. 

 Thompson, M«y. Ueber S., sent coal ornanients, 



263. 

 Thomsonite pebbles received, 221. 

 T'hrowing-stick, advantages of, 280. 

 areas, 279. 



Cunilurlaiid Gulf tvjie, 282. 

 I dist iuuuisliiiig mar'ks of, 281. 



from Kussiaii America, 284. 

 Furv and Ilecla Straits type, 283. 



