REPORT OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY. 133 



Pennypacker, C. Jl.. Wesl Chester, Pennsylvania. Mineral. (Returned.) 190, 38 



(XVI). 



PERKY, J. W., Kansas City, Missouri. Iron ores. 46G, '89 (x\ in). 



Peterson, G. H., Denver, Colorado. I Master cast of a bronze coin of Augustus Cae 



sar, Emperor of Rome. (Returned.) 286, '88 Q 

 Pettebone, Payne A Son, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. Worm-eaten ash handle 433, 



'89 (x). 

 Phillips, John* W., South oil City, Pennsylvania. Minerals. 378, '89 (xvi). 

 Pike, E. Bertram, Boston, Massachusetts. Siliceous sand. 340, '89 (xvn). 

 PoiiNG, OTHO C, Qnincy, Illinois. Bird skins. (Returned.) 291, '88 I V, a.); bird 



skins. (Returned.) 311, '88 (v, A.) 

 PoiJUNHORN, II. B., Charlottesville, \ r irginia. Galena. 293, '88 (xvi). 

 Price, Thomas H., Hyattstown, Maryland. Ores. 182, '89 (xvni). 

 PrtntuP, John C, Koine, Georgia. Tripoli. 218, '88 (XVIII). 

 Prock, A. B., Osceola, Missouri. Hematite iron ore. :'>". 'S9 (xvi). 

 Putnam, Professor F. W., Peabody Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Fire sticks 



of the Aiuos, Bushmen, and Soumalis. (Lent for drawing.) 145, '86 (h,a) ; 



fragments of bones Of mammals. (Returned.) 294, '88 (xn). 

 Pratt. X. P.. Atlanta, Georgia. Corundum crystal. 407, '89 (29934). 

 Pratt. W. E.. Lake Forest, Illinois. Birds' eggs (three specimens). (Returned.). 



345, '89 (v. b). 

 Preston, E. D., U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. Lava from the Sandwich Islands. 



360 (21704) '89 (xvn). 

 Prick, C. W., Chrome, Colorado. Fossil. 442, '89 (xin, b). 



Rabb, R. I., Paducah, Kentucky. Horny covering of lower jaw of a Loggerhead tur- 

 tle. 242, '88 (xn). 

 RaGSDALE, G. H., Gainesville, Texas. Bird skins (4 specimens). (Returned.) 148, 



'88 (v., a). Cretaceous fossils. (Returned.) 231, '89 (xm, b,); skulls of Mole. 



390, '89 (iv.); copper-head snake. 424, '89 (vi). 

 Ralston, Thomas C, Fairbury, Nebraska. Ores. 195 '88 (xvm). 

 Rankin, E. P., Jacksonville, Texas. Larva of moth. 224, '88 ix). 

 RAWLING8, L. A., Box-Elder, Colorado. Ores. 361, '89 (xvm). 

 Ray, Mica Company, The G. D., Burnsville, North Carolina. Mica. 249, '88 (xvi). 

 Redman, Amos, Wellington, Virginia. Red hematite; an oxide of iron. 102, '88 



(XVIII). 



Reichstein, Jacob, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Ore. 206, '88 (xvni). 



Remus, E., Acton, California. Plant. 304, '88(xv). 



BlCHARDSON, Max B., Oswego, New York. Indian clothing. 208(21596), '89 (il, a). 



RICHARDSON, Uriah, Oakley. Logan County. Kansas. Magnetic iron sand. 226, 



'88 (xvi.) 

 RlDENOUR, WILLIAM B., Brooklyn, New York. Plant. 223, '88 (XVI). 

 Ringhartz, Theo. von, Middletown, Virginia. Quartz. 296, '88 (xvi). 

 Rogan, James W., Rogersville, Tennessee. Insect. 452, '89 (x). 

 ROGERS, Dr. C. I .. Branbury, Texas. Teeth of fossil Ganoid fish. 352, '89(vn). 

 Rogers, O. F., Kingston, New Mexico. Ore. 309, '88 (xvm I ; ore. :;■.>;;, '89 (xvm). 

 ROTCHFORD, Mrs. II. J., Woodland, New York. Larva' of insects. L36, '88 ix), 

 Sagar, Andrew J., Saumsville, Virginia. Mineral. 475, '89 (xvi) ; minerals. 427, 



'89 (xvi). 

 Salt i; M. Hath, New York. Plant. 355, '89 (XV). 

 Sandos, Mr. W. A., Opelousas, Louisana. Insect. 401, '89 (x). 

 Saunders, John P., Elizabeth, Wesl Virginia. Iron ore. 389, '89 (xvm). 

 SCOTT, Mary P., Sioux City, Iowa. Clay marl, from Iowa. 201, '88 i \vu). 

 Scum. W.W., Canal Dover, Ohio. Stone with carving of human face. (Returned.) 



436, '89 .in). 

 Searcy, !•'. !>.. Seattle, Washington. Photographs of deer. 310, '88 i ivt. 



