NINETEENTH ANNUAL REPORT 153 



Sullivan, Miss Lucy, New York City: 



Box Tortoise. 

 SuMMERiiAYEs, Miss E., New York City: 



Virginia Rail. 

 SwANSON, Mrs. Matilda, Brooklyn, X. Y. : 



Central American Gray Squirrel. 

 SwENSOx, Miss Anna, New York Citv: 



Painted Turtle, 

 SwiNNERTON, James, New York City: 



Horned Rattlesnake. 

 Sykes, Mrs. G. H., Brooklyn N. Y. C: 



White-Faced Sapajou. 

 Tables, M., New York City: 



Flicker. 

 Talamadge, Mrs., New York City: 



2 Alligators. 



Taylor, Irving, Orange, N. J.: 



3 Green Monkeys. 



Tay'lor, Samuel P., New York City: 



American Sparrow Hawk. 

 Thomas, Dr. Emery J., New York City: 



Marmoset, Shama Thrush. 

 Thompson, ^Iiss C, New York City: 



Blue and Yellow Macaw. 

 ToJtBACK, Maurice, New York City: 



Alligator. 

 Toop, Mrs. W. H., Mount Vernon, N. Y.: 



Owl Monkey. 

 Triesner, Jr. Louis, Lake George, N. Y. : 



Screech Owl. 

 Tucker, Mrs. Frank, New Rochelle, N. Y. : 



Undulated Grass Parrakeet. 

 Vanderbilt, W. K., New York City: 



2 Ring-Tailed Monkeys. 

 Van der Smissen, Dr. Gilbert J., New York City: 



1 Wood Tortoise, 3 Storer Snakes, 9 Garter Snakes, 1 Spotted Salamander, 



1 Green Snake, T Ring-Necked Snakes, 3 Milk Snakes. Total, 3.5 specimens. 

 Van Haerst, John, New York City: 



White-Faced Sapajou. 

 Van Loan, Charles, New York City: 



2 Marble Salamanders, 1 Tree Frog, 34 Red Newts, 1 Spotted Salamander, 



2 Red Salamanders, 2 Millipedes, 1 Slimy Salamander, -2 Red 



Salamanders. Total, 45 specimens. 

 Van Norden, Miss J., New York City: 



1 Yellow-Fronted Amazon, 1 Blue-Winged Parrakeet. 

 Vastenhouw, J., New York City: 



Box Tortoise. 

 Victorius, L. M., New York City: 



2 Alligators, 4 Cumberland Terrapins, 1 Painted Turtle. 

 ViLLALOBos, Mrs. J. N., New York City: 



Mockingbird. 

 VossLER, Mr., New York City: 



Alligator. 

 Waldron, E. D., New York City: 



Hooded Sapajou. 

 Walker, Henry H., New York City: 



Guiana Cowbird. 

 Walty', Arthur Rinoldo, New York City: 



Orange Weaver. 



