EEPORT OF THE SECEBTARY. 



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South African ostrich {Strut hio aus- 

 tralis) 



Somali ostrich (Struthio molyhdo- 

 phanes) 



Common cassowary (Casuarius galea- 



tus) 1 



Common rhea (Rhea americana) 3 



Emu (Dromwus novw hollandiw) 1 



REPTILES. 



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Alligator {Alligator mississippiensis) 



Sharp-nosed crocodile {Crocodilus 



aniericanus) 



Painted turtle {Chrysemys picta) 



Diamond-back terrapin {Malacoclemys 



palustris) 



Three-toed box-tortoise {Cistudo tri- 



ungitis) 



Painted box-tortoise {Cistudo ornata) - 

 Gopher turtle {Xerotates polyphemus) ^ 

 Duncan Island tortoise {Testudo ephip- 



pium) 



Albemarle Island tortoise {Testudo vi- 



cina) 



Horned lizard {Phrynosoma cornutum). 

 Gila monster {Heloderma suspectum)^ 



Glass snake {Ophisaurus ventralis) 



Regal python {Python reticulatus) 



Anaconda {Eunectes murinus) . 2 



Velvet snake {Epicrates cenchris) 1 



Cuban tree-boa {Epicrates angulifer) 1 



Spreading adder {Heterodon platy- 



rhiniis) 1 



Black snake (Zamenis constrictor) 3 



Coach-whip snake {Zamenis flagellum) - 1 



Corn snake {Coluher guttatus) 1 



Common chicken snake {Coluher quad- 



rivittatus) . 1 



Gopher snake {Compsosoma corais 



couperii) 1 



Pine snake {Pityophis melanoleucus) — 4 



Bull snake {Pityophis sayi) 1 



King snake {Ophiholiis getulus) 1 



Common garter snake {Eutwnia sirta- 



Us) 1 



Texas water snake {Eutwnia proxima)^ 1 

 Water moccasin {Anoistrodon piscivo- 



rus) 1 



Copperhead {Ancistrodon contortripc) -2 



Diamond rattlesnake {Crotalus adaman- 



teus) 3 



Banded rattlesnake {Crotalus horri- 



dus) 1 



GIFTS. 



Mr. Raymond Adams, Washington, D. C, an alligator. 



Dr. J. S. Billupp, Leeland, Md., an American magpie. 



Mr. M. E. Boyd, Washington, D. C, a horned lizard. 



Mr. August Busck, Washington, D. C, two marmosettes. 



Mr. W. M. Chrissinger, Hagerstown, Md., a black snake. 



Mrs. Eugenia S. Cleary, Washington, D. C, a common canary. 



Mr. Wallace Evans, Oak Park, 111., four mink. 



Capt. W. E. P. French, Washington, D. C, an alligator. 



Mr. F. P. Hall, Washington, D. C, three alligators. 



Mr. Kidwell, Washington, D. C, a bald eagle. 



Mr. M. S. Lawrence, Washington, D. C, a common opossum. 



Mr. De Witt T. Leach, Washington, D. C, a woodchuck. 



Mr. Ralph W. Lee, Washington, D. C, an alligator. 



Miss Clare and Mr. James McCall, Mapleton, Pa., a banded rattlesnake. 



Mr. D. McLanahan, Washington, D. C, a barred owl. 



Mr. E. B. McLean, Washington, D. C, a skunk, two raccoons, and a toucan. 



Mr. J. W. Mills, Washington, D. C, an alligator. 



Mr. Victor Mindeleff, Washington, D. C, a crocodile. 



Mr. Thomas Moreland, Washington, D. C, a barn owl. 



Hon. L. P. Padgett, Columbia, Tenn., a gray coatimundi. 



Capt. A. W. Perry, Washington, D. C, a western mocking bird. 



Capt. R. B. Putnam, Washington, D. C, a gray coatimundi. 



Mr. F. J. Raymond, Washington, D. C, a green parrot. 



Dr. C W. Richmond, Washington, D. C, two barn owls. 



Mrs. Ricketson, Washington, D. C, a common raccoon: 



Mr. Richard A. Sargent, Washington, D. C, a common canary. 



Mrs. Gurnon P. Scott, Washington, D. C, a shell parrakeet. 



Mr. E. T. Seton, Cos Cob, Conn., three common skunks. 



Mr. Ellis Spear, Washington, D. C, two common canaries. 



Miss Straub, Washington. D. C, a green parrot. 



