60 
pecimens of mosses from Illinois. (By exchange with the Field Museum fo 
Nata History. 
2 specimens of flowering plants from Nebraska. (By exchange with Rev. J. 
Ss.) 
I specimen of Dicranum flagellare minutissimum. (Given by Dr. A. J. Grout.) 
2,753 specimens of mosses. (Being the moss ee a. : a Allen.) 
I specimen of Eucladium verbanum from Italy. (By exchange with Mr. H. N. 
1o specimens of Podostemaceae from tropical America. (By exchange with 
the Botanical Garden, Utrecht, Holland.) 
of Vaccinium Thibaudii from tropical America. (By exchange with 
Russia.) 
7 specimens of lichens from the aie States. (By exchange with Professor 
Aven Nelson, ) 
fl ing plants from Michigan. (By exchange with the Field 
Museum of Natural History.) 
50 ens ‘ Phytotheca Boreali-Americana,” fascicle 38. (Distributed by 
colina ole, ea Setchell.) 
mosses from I pshi d Pennsylvania. (By exchange 
ae =A T. a Bs os Krout.) 
I specimen of Abies balsamea from New York. ‘(Given by Mr. John C. Galvin.) 
3 specimens of mosses from Canada. (By exchange with Brother Leon.) 
specimens of North American plants, mostly from Mexico. (By exchange 
with the United States hae Museum.) 
40 specimens of grasses from Cuba. (By exchange with Brother Leo 
¢ n.) 
I specimen of icons ate from Minnesota. (By exchange with Pro- 
6 specimens a lichens from South Dakota. (By exchange with Professor S. S. 
Visher. 
PLANTS AND SEEDS 
1 plant of Dendrobium platycaulon. (By exchange with Fairmont Park, Phila- 
delphia. 
3 plants for conservatories. (By aad a nee oue Park, Pele aha 
i O. on.) 
2 cactus cuttings, (By exchange es pee eee Cateuta, pe 
3 plants for conservatories. Pa hie cha: eues bee eae ight. 
216 lilacs and other shrubs he d Given by Mr. T. A. 
Havemeyer. 
1 plant of Lupinus. (Given by Miss Genevieve R. Watson.) 
10 cactus plants for conservatories. (By exchange nk oc S. Nat. Museum, 
through Dr. N. Rose. 
38 plants of Opuntia and Cereus for conservatories. (By exchange with U. S. 
Nat. neal hrough Dr. J. N. Ros 
626 herbaceous plants for new decorative beds at Conservatory Range 1. 
de. 
3.136 miscellaneous bulbs for decorative beds. (Purchased.) 
340 lily bulbs for new decorative beds at Conservatory Range 1. (Purchased.) 
