The American Museum Journal 



Vol. II. DECEMBER, 1902 No 9. 



I HE Thirteenth International Congress of American- 

 ists was held in the halls of the Museum from 

 October 20 to 25, in accordance with the invita- 

 tion of President Morris K. Jesup. The othcers 

 of the Congress, who were elected at the first ses- 

 sion, were as follows: 



The Bureau of the Congress 



President, Morris K. Jesup, 



President American Museum of Natural History. 

 Honorary President, The Duke of Loubat, 



Correspondent of the Institute of France (Academy of In- 

 scriptions and Belles Lettres). 

 Vice-Presidents : 



For the Argentine Republic, Juan B. Ambrosetti, National 

 Museum; for Mexico, Alfredo Chavero; for France, 

 Leon Lejeal, College of France; for Germany, Karl 

 VON DEN Steinen, University of Berlin ; for Sweden, 

 HjALMAR Stolpe, Royal Ethnographical Museum; for 

 the United States, F. W. Putnam, American Museum of 

 Natural History. 

 General Secretary, M. H. Saville, American Museum of Natural 



History. 

 Treasurer, Harlan I. Smith, American Museum of Natural 



History. 

 Council: Leopoldo Batres, Mexican Government; Francisco 

 Belmar, State of Oaxaca, Mexico; John H. Biles, Univer- 

 sity of Glasgow, Scotland; William P. Blake, Territory of 

 Arizona; Franz Boas, Columbia University; E. G. Bourne,. 

 Yale University; Charles P. Bowditch, American Anti- 



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