96 
IticuARDSON, Mrs. Tromas F., Wash- 
ington, D. C.: of Aart 
jects, consisting of laces, embroider- 
and 
Collection ob- 
ivories, other 
(4SS05 : 
ies, 
loan). 
Po dh, Dai) Gs 
6,950 mounted and 2,000 unmounted 
specimens of fungi (48196: deposit) + 
1,000 specimens of fungi (48197). 
Ricksecker, L. I, San Cal:: 
About 100 moths (48688). 
S. National Mu- 
seum: 5 birds’ skins and a partial 
skeleton of a bird (48147). 
RICKER, Washington, 
Diego, 
Itipaway, Roper, U. 
Ritey, J. H., U. S. National Museum : 
25 birds’ skins from EKurope, Mo- 
rocco, and the Canary Islands 
(48239). 
Itio0 DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL, INSTITUTO DE 
MANGUINHOS: 26 species of mosqui- 
toes from Brazil (48659: exchange ). 
Rivera, Manurn J...) Department of 
Agriculture, Washington, D. C.: 
About from Southern 
Chile 
125 beetles 
(AT7T0G6). 
RoBBINS, CHARLES P., Spokane, Wash. : 
Snmples of tin ore from Spokane tin 
mines (47797). 
Rospertson, Mrs. I. C., Columbia, 8S. C.: 
of the 
Catawba Indinnus, and 25 unmounted 
Collection pottery made by 
photographs illustrating their native 
customs, ete, 
Mrs. 
(48736: purchase). 
RoBESON, G. M., Washington, 
Id, Co: Fan and piece of Greek lace 
(48805: loan). 
ROBINSON, Maj. Wurt, U. 8S. Army, 
West Point, N. Y.: Mammals, birds, 
and inseets from various localities 
(48359): about 5O insects (4SG18). 
Florissant, Colo. : 
(476351: ex- 
(4810S). 
RoHWER, S.  A.,, 
Moths 
change ) ; 
and mosquitoes 
175 insects 
IDs AN 
1G specimens 
about 
A, 
Boulder, 
RoHWER, SS. ana VT COCKE- 
RELL, Colo: 
of mosquitoes, representing the spe- 
absobri- 
(=vitta- 
cies Culiseta impations — ( 
and ides 
pus—chCtehii) (47555). 
HWUS) stimulans 
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REPORT OF NATIONAL MUSEUM, 1908. 
Rouue, H., 
comprising 
serlin, Germany: 166 lots, 
hundred = land 
the Philippine Islands, 
Mexico, Africa, ete. (from 
the Mollendorff collection and other 
sources) (47729: purchase). 
Roosevetr, Ton, TreODORE, 
of the United States : 
embroidered Arabian — saddle-cloth 
(47815): model, in brass, of 
Mgyptian obelisk (48118). 
several 
shells from 
China, 
President 
A beautifully 
a 
Roosevetr, Mrs. Puropore, The White 
Painted fan with carved 
ivory sticks, and a handkerchief of 
Philippine drawnwork and embroid- 
Tlouse : 
ery (48782: loan). 
ROOSEVELT, QUENTIN, The White 
House: Bird, Certhia  familiaris 
americana (AT9OF). 
Rosensrock, E., Gotha, Germany: 9) 
ferns from southern Brazil (48113: 
purchase). 
RossiagNo., G. R.. Jv., Savannah, Ga.: 
Nests and eggs of seaside sparrow, 
Anmoodramus nearitimius, and Worn 
wren, Telmatodytes 
parent birds of the 
ingiom’s Imarsh 
griseus, with 2 
latter (4753S). 
Rowuey, J., Palo Alto, Cal.: 
Norer vagrans (ASGS4). 
Shrew, 
RovaAL BoraNic GARDEN. 
Caleutta, India.) 
(See under 
Royat Boranic GARDENS. (See under 
Kew. London, England.) 
MusEeuM. (See un- 
der Berlin, Germiuny. ) 
ROYAL BOTANICAL 
Or Hisrory. 
(See under Vienna, Austria. ) 
Suffolk, Wa.: 2 
purple finches, Carpodacus purpurcus 
(48448). 
RoyvaL MuseEUM NATURAL 
ROYSTER, ALPHLONSO, 
Ruca, Haroip G., Hanover, N. H.: 11 
ferns from New England (48456: 
exchange). 
RUSSELL, 
tired), 
tion of 
(48192). 
Gol, A. Hi, Gas. Arniy Are 
Washington, D. C.: Collec- 
small arms and appliances 
