4 ANNUAL REPORT SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, 1922, 



New York Central Railroad Co. refunding and improvement 5 per cent 



bonds, due in 2013 .$10,000 



Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co. ^ 5 per cent secured gold notes due in 1918_ 3, 500 



United States first Liberty loan 200 



United States second Liberty loan 100 



United States third Liberty loan 10,150 



United States fourth Liberty loan 50 



United States war-savings stamps, series of 1918 100 



Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co. 5 per cent preferred stock, 



gift shares-- 125 



American Smelting & Refining Co. 7 per cent preferred stock, 



gift do 60 



Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co. 4 per cent preferred stock, 



gift do 125 



California Electric Generating Co. 6 per cent preferred stock, 



gift do 100 



Electric Bond & Share Co. 6 per cent preferred stock, gift do 20 



The sums invested for each specific fund or securities acquired by 

 oift are described as follows: 



Fund. 



Smithson fund 



Habel fund 



Hodgkins general fund 



Hodgkins specific fund 



Rhees fund , 



Avery fund 



Addison T. Reid fund 



Lucy T. and George W. Poore fund 



George K. Sanford fund 



Chamberlain fund 



Bruce Hughes fond 



Lucy H. Baird fund 



Virginia Purdy Bacon fund 



Hamilton fund 



Charles D. and Mary Vaux Walcott research fund. 

 Caroline Henry fund 



United 



States 



Treasury. 



$727,640.00 



500. 00 



116,000.00 



100,000.00 



590. 00 



14,000.00 



11,000.00 



26,670.00 



1, 100. 00 



Consolidated 

 fimd. 



Total I 1,000,000.00 



81,429.14 



199. 00 



20, 489. 80 



3,679.00 



8,444.00 



374.00 



35,000.00 



9, 894. 76 



1, 260. 58 



46,900.00 



500.00 



11,520.00 



1,000.00 



177,965.28 



Total. 



S729,06&.14 



500.00 



153,275.00 



100,000.00 



789. 00 



34,489.80 



14,679.00 



35,114.00 



1,474.00 



35,000.00 



9,894.76 



1,260.58 



46,900.00 



3,000.00 



11,520.00 



1,000.00 



1, 177, 965. 28 



Mr. B. H. Swales, custodian, section of birds' eggs, continues to 

 favor the Institution with his valuable assistance in the form of con- 

 tributions for the purchase of specimens for the division of birds. 

 This year his contributions have amounted to $400. 



Dr. William L. Abbott has contributed $2,000 for the purpose 

 of continuing the collecting of natural history specimens. The 

 Australian expedition, the expense of which was maintained en- 

 tirely by Doctor Abbott for three years, has been successfully con- 

 cluded, and worlv in new fields is contemplated in the near future. 



* The traction problem in New York is still unsolved, and the Brooklyn Rapid Transit 

 Co.'s finances remain in the hands of receivers. 



