INDEX. 843 



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British Museum, relations with the. 138 



sends etlmological objects from Kafirland 83 



shells presented by 227 



ti'ansmits marine objects 104 



Brittany, specimens from 142 



Britton, D.N. L.. plants from 251 



Britts, Dr. J. H. , fossil plants received from 81, 90 



Bronze weights, etc., obtained by Col. F. A. Seely 181 



Brciokly n Institute 240 



Bi'ooklyn Training School 240 



Brown, C. F., sends minerals 86, 95 



Brown. Herbert, bird presented by 208 



reptiles received from 216 



Brown, .J. Stanley, fossil plants from 255 



Brown, Rev. .John Croumbie 42 



Brown, Dr. Samuel 42 



Brown, S. C, registrar 22 



rejDOrt of 35 



Brown, Sevellon A 106 



Brown. Wm. H., collects African mammals 204 



Bruner. Prof. L 114, 115 



insects collected by 86, 231 



Bryan. O. N 90,184 



Bryant, Walter E 66 



Buildings and labor 75 



Bulletin of the Museum, recent numbers o' the 59 



Bullman. Charles, sends ethnological and geological specimens 96 



phosphates and ores 96, 262 



Bureau of Ethnology 66, 136 



material received through the cooperation of the .. 117 



Bureau of Printing and Engraving ...-. . 107, 161 



Burger, W. H., draftsman 78 



Burmah, blow-gun from 143 



Burns, Frank 30,92,112,225 



Burns, W. R., fossil received from ■ 246 



California Academy of Science, plants from the 252 



Cal ver , Henry 169 



Cameron Silica Company sends specimens of silica 89 



Cam.pbell, Prof. H. D 66,267 



Canada ethnological objects from 140 



specimens sent to 36 



Capron collection 10 



Caracas, marine shells from -. 30 



pottery from 145 



Carnegie, William, ores from 262 



Carpenter, Capt. W. L. , presents birds' egg's and nests 108 



Carpenters and cabinetmakers 24 



Casey. Capt. T. L - 23? 



Cass. Gen. Lewis, expedition under the charge of. 302 



Catalogue entries - 18 



of ethnological collections from Kilima-Njaro 399 



of Korean collections 433 



Cenozoic fossils 225 



