LIST OF ACCESSIONS. 791 



Knutskx, I'. ( r>e!Kl\v(i()<l, S. l);ik.). Silurian iiiiicstoiic fioni tlie Deadwood aiul Dcla- 



wiue Smelting- Coiupaiiy's (jiiarry (24133) ; silver ore I'roiu Silver J^ulliou Mine, 



Whitewood Mining District, Lawrence County (24182); 2 specimens of gold and 



silver ore from Maggie Mine, Ruby I>asiii. Lawrence Connty, and niagnesium 



limestone (24400). 

 Koch, J. 15. (Bozenian, Monl.). Seventy rnde implements, fragments of ]>otstone 



vessel, knifes, arrow-jioints, flakes, and other arclneological oltjects. 2;-{()!)7. 

 KoKBKLE, A. (See under Department of Agricultiire.) 

 KoKiiLKK, Waltku' J. (Hioken Hill, New South Wales), through Deiiartnient of 



State. Collection of rare and valuaiile uiiuerals from the Broken Hill Mines. 



24.-)03. 

 KonN, GusTAVK (New Orleans, La). Salamander (Pletlioddn (tuiei(s) from Lee County, 



Va. (23960) ; 8 specimens repi'esenting 4 species of snakes and salannniders, 



including TropUloiwiui^ vJarlU and M<inculns qnarlridifiUnliis (24028) ; 2 alcoholic 



snakes vepi'esenting 2 species (24090). Exchange. 

 KrKHsiHxr.K, Prof. Hituo (Washington, D. C). Belted King-fisher (r<-/7//c (//c//0)(). 



23401. 

 KUNZ, (Jkouok F. (Hoboken, N. J.). Fragments of meteorite from Carrcdl County, 



Ky., Kiowa County, Kans., and Winnebago Connty, Iowa. 2339;"). 

 Lacy, Robert T. (Camben, N. J.). Specimens of kaolin. 24524. 

 Lake, B. B. (Bryson City, N. C). Limonite after pyrite, 2 specimens of rutile. and 



3 of zoisite, from Swain County, N. C. 23626. 

 Lambert Brothers (Kearney, Nebr.). White-faced (Jlossy Ibis ( PhijiHrisijiiatuttina) 



24385. Purchase. 

 Lamborx, Dr. Robert H. (New York City, N. Y.). Autographs, manuscripts, glass 



pitcher, wine glasses, silver cake-basket, knife and fork, and other relics of Gen. 



Washington (23995); anthropometric apparatus, chronograph, etc.* (24144). 

 Lam.sox, D. S. (See under George H. Draper.) 

 Lander, W. Tertsii (Williamston, S. C). Coal ])laiits from Tracy City, Tenn., 



Lower Coal-Measures. 24094. 

 LANGDAT.E, JoHX W. (Washington, D. (!.). Ten specimens of Oriskany sandstone 



carrying fossils, from the District of Columbia (23907); menaccanite in quartz, 



garnet in granite, and actinolite from the District of Columbia (24148) ; rocks 



from the same locality (24222). 

 Lax(;ley, Mr. S. P. (Secretary, Smithsonian Institution). Watches and 4 dials 



(23500); pack of Spanish ''Monte" cards collected by the donor in Spain, and 2 



reed pipes of Moorish character (24281). (See under S. G. Ward.) 

 Laspevres, Prof. H. (Bonn, Germany). Two specimens of polydymite from Schutz- 



bach, Westphalia. 24168. 

 Lee, J. G. C, (Brevet Lieut. Col. IT. S. Army, Vancouver Barracks, Washington.) 



Skull of mammal found on the North Fork of Rogue River in Oregon, near Med- 



ford. 24029. 

 Lee, W. G. (Washington. 1). C). Black-tail Tnrbit Pigeon. 2.3550. 

 Leidy (estate of Dr. .Joseph), (Philadelphia, Pa.). Geui collection of th(^ late Dr. 



Leidy. 24398. Purchase. 

 Lemon, J. U. (New Albany, Ind.). Nest of Hummiug-birds from .Jamacha Valley, 



California, and 4 birds' eggs from the same locality, 6 snail shells from Indiana, 



specimens of marine algse and ferns from California, and Silurian and Devonian 



brachiopods. 24233. Exchange. 

 Lemmox, Theo. G. (San Carlos, Ariz.). Fragments of pottery and human bones 



from a mound near San Carlos. 24305. 



'These instruments belong to the series of apparatus devised by Francis Saltar. 



