THE BOTANISTS OF I'll I LA I)1:L1'II I A. 407 



DsHAJiT, William. A coiUeinponiiy of Willimn liar- 

 tram, tlie owner of a garden al Fifly-lifili an<l 

 Woodland Avenue, where gi'ow many rare [»lants, 

 such as Gordo'iiia p>ihcsceits, iJirca jxilnstris, Pijrv.s 

 coronaria. 



Dick, John. Nurseryman and liorist. AVas born in LSlS, 

 and died Dccemlx^r 20, ISOS. 



Drown, Edward. Florist and botanist, Weldon, Pa. 



EsREY, Dr.* 



Febiger, Christian,* of Wilmington, Del. A diatomist who 

 labored incessantly for twenty years, amassing a col- 

 lection which is now in possession of the ^licro- 

 scopical Section of the Academy of Natural Sciences. 



Fetterolf, Dr. Daniel W. Philadelphia. 



Fox, Henry. Student in the Department of Biology, 

 University of Pennsylvania. 



Garrigues, S. S.* Philadelphia. 



Goddard, Dr. Paul B.* Philadelphia. 



Green, Dr. Edgar M. Easton, Pa. 



Griffith, R. E.* 



Gross, Christian. Landisville, Atlantic County, N. J. 



Hacker, William. Philadelphia. 



Haines, William S.* A lawyer of note, resident in AVest 

 Chester. Was well known for his devotion to 

 scientific pursuits, having added many interesting 

 species to the mycologic flora of Chester County. 

 He died February 22, 18S4, in West Chester, Pa. 



Harvey, Professor F. L., of Orono, Maine, formerly a resi- 

 dent of Philadelphia. 



* Deceased. 



