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Phanerogamic Herbarium 
Demeritt, Prof. H. B., 4 Picea specimens collected in Maine. 
Ericson, Mr. Charles, 19 miscellaneous specimens collected in New York. 
Hastings, Mr ., 808 miscellaneous specimens collected in California. 
Hevle, Miss F. M., 3 eee ances specimens collected in New York. 
Holtzoff, Mrs vee , 39 miscellaneous specimens collected in New Yor 
O'Neill, Rev. Hugh, : 2 miscellaneous specimens collected in the Philippines. 
Cryptogamic Herbarium 
Diddell, Mrs. W. D., 1 specimen of Hypopterygium collected in Florida. 
For the Department of Elementary Instruction 
Coates, Mr. John C., Dahlias in different varieties for the children’s garden. 
Gager, Mrs. C. Stuart, Two gold medals as prizes for outdoor Bare work; 
e framed te te raph of Dr. Gager for the children’s clubroor 
ae Teac her ciation, One prize cup competed for by the ee at the 
outdoor garc ae 
Shaw, Miss Ellen Eddy, Two gold honor pins for work in the children’s garden. 
Woman’s Auxiliary, One prize cup, in memory of Mrs. Glentworth R. Butler, 
competed for by the girls of the outdoor garden. 
Note: Gifts of money ($164.53) from various sources have been added to the 
Funds of the Department and are included in the financial report 
Miscellaneous 
Gibson, Miss Gertrude, Brooklyn, N. Y., 250 flower pots, one ladder, and one 
of wire mesh. 
Lawrence, Mrs. Herbert, Brooklyn, N. Y., 89 miscellaneous articles of labora- 
Nicene Museum of Art, New York City, about one-half ton of Tufa Rock. 
ee Coffee Department of Brazil, New York City, 1 book, ‘Travel in 
razil,’’ and one “Atlas Estatistico do Brasil. 
Nixon Ceo, Works, Nixon, N. J., 2 plastic plates, ee eee samples of 
»bjects made of cellulose acetate and cellulose nitra 
Peabo Museum of Natural History, New Haven, Conn., . Piactaty pe model 
‘ycadeoidea fishert 
Pebeet Mrs, Charles E., ene lyn, N. Y., 2 metal flower holders. 
