LIST OF ACCESSIONS. 811 



Scott, Mrs. W. (Sujerat, Bombay Presidflney, India). Silk and cocoons (21700); 

 Tusser silk cocoous from Sadra, India ('22110). 



Scovili.e Manufacturing Company (New York City, New York). Five photo- 

 graphic cameras and one extension tripod. 21098. 



Seely, Prof. H. M. (Middlebury, Vermont). • Specimens of calciferous fossils from 

 New York and Vermont. 21716. 



Skip, John (Chi licothe, Ohio). A fragment of a drilled ceremonial object, and a 

 grooved ax-shaped object. 21359. 



Sellner, John (Camp Spring, Maryland). A Gray Squirrel's nest. 21893. 



Senna, Angelos (Pavia, Italy). Seven European bats. (Exchange.) 21515. 



Shannon, J. Preston (U. S. National Museum). Two badges of the Cincinnati Ex- 

 position. (Deposited.) 21148. 



Shakples, S. P. (Boston, Massachusetts). A specimen of native gold from Little 

 Annie Mine, Del Norte, Colorado. 21600. 



Shelby Iron Company, The (Shelby, Alabama). Ore, charcoal, lime, cinders, pig- 

 iron, feldspar, and kaolin from Shelby, Alabama. 21676. 



Sherman, Hon. John (U. S. Senate). A specimen of polydymite from the mines of 

 the Canadian Copper Company, near Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. 21643. 



Shindler, A. Zexo (U. S. National Museum). Two living alligators. 209o8. 



Shipley, Samuel (Washington, District of Columbia). A living Owl (Asio accipi- 

 trinus) from Arlington, Virginia. 21394. 



Shirlaw, Walter (New York City, New York). One etching by the donor, en- 

 titled "The Reprimand," after Eastman Johnson. 20836. 



Shock, William H. (Washington, District of Columbia). A fossil Hsh from Mis- 

 souri. 21742. 



Shorter, William (Washington, District of Columbia). A Ferret (Putorius fwtidus). 

 21873. 



Sn rock, Jacob M. (Newark, Ohio). Two plates of mica found near Newark. 21356. 



Shukeldt, Dr. R. W. (Fort Wiugate, New Mexico). A living Rattlesnake from New 

 Mexico (20917); a skin of Western Red-tailed Hawk (21096) ; a Hawk (Buteo swain- 

 soni) from New Mexico (21231) ; a Long-billed Marsh Wren (Cistothorus palustris 

 pahidieola) from Fort Wingate (21233); Field Mice and Pocket Mice (21254); a 

 Pigeon Hawk (Falco columbarius) (21398) ; two birds' skins from San Pedro Martir 

 Island, Gulf of California (21410). 



Shufeldt, Dr. R. W., and Johx G. Morse (Fort Wingate, New Mexico). Eight 

 batrachians collected in New Mexico. 20915. 



SHUGiO, HlEROMICH (New York City, New York). A fan-shaped head of a royal 

 arrow from Japan. 21737. 



Sum, Col. GEORGE W. (Hillsborough, Virginia). A living Hog-nose Snake (21224 ;) 

 95 specimens of Oriskany (Devonian) fossils from Pendleton County, West Virginia 

 (216301; a living Wood Rat; a, Wood Rat in flesh from Hillsborough, Virginia 

 (21647); a Barred Owl (Syrnium nebulosum) (21971) ; twenty-two living snakes 

 from Virginia (22049,22067,22085,22131)). 

 (See under Interior Department, U. S. Geological Survey.) 



SlEBERT, A. J. (New York City, New York). Nine doilies and one pillow-sham, dec- 

 orated by platinotypa. 20892. 



Siler, A. L. (Upper Kanab Ranch, Utah). A chipped stone implement from an 

 ancient pueblo in Arizona. 21349. 



SIMPSON, J. M. (Washington, District of Columbia). A living Screech Owl (Megas- 

 cope asio). 21471. 



SINCLAIR, P. J. (Marion, North Carolina), (through W. S. Yeates). A blank tour- 

 maline crystal from near Statesville, North Carolina. 22029. 



Sinclair, S. (See under Australian Museum.) 



SlSSON, C. W. (Washington, District of Columbia). Alligator (Alligator misaissippi- 

 ensk). (Purchased.) 21813. 



