LIST OF ACCESSIONS. 
CONSTANDENETHOS, GeEoRGIUS, Brook- 
lyn, N. Y.: 38 Venetian and Byzantine 
coins (51530); antique Greek embroid- 
eries and costumes (51554: purchase). 
Conzatt1, Dr. C., Oaxaca, Mexico: 34 
plants from Mexico (50434); 3 living 
specimens of Crassulaceze from Mexico 
(50550); 9 living specimens of Mamuil- 
laria from Mexico (50685; 50694; 50783); 
specimen of cactus, Echinocactus, from 
Mexico (51931); specimen of Opuntia 
jilifera, from Oaxaca (51685); specimen 
of Nopalea from Mexico (51695); 3 living 
specimens of Cactacee from Oaxaca 
(51704). 
Coox, Meu T., Newark, Del.: 5 plants 
from Delaware (50507; 51521). 
Cook, Dr. O. F., Department of Agricul- 
ture, Washington, D. C.: 2 specimens 
of Isopod from Guatemala, types of a 
new species (50830). 
CooxE, Miss J. M., Point Loma, San 
Diego, Cal.: 2 specimens of Dentaliwm 
from the Gulf of California (50885). 
Cooumpe@e, Mrs. H. B., Washington, D. C.: 
A lace bertha (51710: loan). 
CoorER, JoHN M., Washington, D. C.: |. 
Egg of a loon, Gavia immer, from Can- 
ada (51702). 
CopENHAGEN, DENMARK, BoTANISK Mvu- 
sEUM: 3 Mexican ferns (50931); 2 frag- 
mentary specimens of Brazilian ferns 
(51160); 9 specimens of ferns from 
Mexico (51298). Exchange. 
CopENHAGEN, DENMARK, ZOOLOGICAL 
Musevm (through Dr. Th. Mortensen): 
3 pentacrinoids of Hathrometra prolixa 
from East Greenland (51246: exchange). 
Corsin, Mrs. H. C., Washington, D. C.: 
5 articles of silverware, and a num- 
ber of ethnological objects from the 
United States, the Philippine Islands, 
Australia and the Far East (51547: 
loan). 
Corey, JouN M., Saratoga Springs, N. Y.: 
Stone implements and pottery frag- 
ments collected by the donor on the 
shore of Lake Saratoga (50938). 
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CoRNELL UNIversity, Irmaca, N. Y. 
(through Prof. Burt G. Wilder): 13 sala- 
manders from New York (50900: ex- 
change). 
Cosrens, A., Toronto, Canada: 8 speci- 
mens of Hymenoptera (51500). 
CoseravE, F. V., Chicago, Ill.: Speci- 
men of Diapheromera femorata (50786). 
Crart, Dr. C. C., Washington, D. C.: 
Decapods from the North Atlantic 
Ocean (51297). 
Crane, Mrs. W. Murray, Washington, 
D. C.: 5 pieces of brocades and drawn 
work of the 16th and 17th centuries 
(51200: loan). 
CRIDDLE, NorMAN, Treesbank, Manitoba, 
Canada: 6 mosquitoes (51164). 
Croker, A. J., Victoria, British Colum- 
bia: 268 specimens of Microlepidoptera 
(50918; 51130). Exchange. 
CRoMWELL, Davin W., Piermont-on- 
Hudson, N. Y.: 56 uncancelled postage 
stamps of the 1909 issue (50542: loan). 
CRUISE, FRED., Olin, lowa: Copper spear- 
head found in the vicinity of Elwood, 
Iowa (51600: purchase). 
Crum, Dr. M. L., Bowling Green, Fla.: 
Specimen of the fig eater, Allorhina 
nitida (50381). 
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Cumtry, Mrs. C. F., Terminal, Cal.: 
Specimens of Crenella columbiana from 
San Pedro Harbor, Cal. (51421); speci- 
mens of Rochefortia pedroana and Nu- 
cula suprastriata from San Pedro Bay, 
Cal. (51548). 
Curt, Dr. H.C., U.S. Navy, Cavite, P. I.: 
64 birds’ skins from the Philippine 
Islands (51423). 
Curtis, Mrs. Witiiam E., Washington, 
D.C. (through Mrs. James W. Pinchot): 
Handkerchief of ‘‘Nanduty” lace made 
in Paraguay from the fibre of a tree, and 
a handkerchief made in Venezuela 
(51712: loan). 
Cusick, Witu1am C., Union, Oreg.: 5 
specimens of Juncus collected in Ore- 
gon (50834). 
