IM'l'.X, 



449 



New Orleans Exposition li-dics, 01. To, H.«.t. 



Government building, 



;.i. 



inv.-n.l.iat. s, OB, I9t 

 mammals, 43. 132, 188. 



material to be studied, 



246. 

 miiK mis bought for, 221 

 metal.-, a. c, collected for, 



87. 

 niollnsks for, 179. 

 naval architecture in. ( .»7. 

 returns from, 48. 

 soutaei n ashes colli oted 



for, 173. 

 stones prepared fo 

 textiles oollected for, 88. 

 work, 11,45, 47. 



li\ Museum offi- 

 cers, 4. 

 fishes, 87 1. 



collected, 172. 



N< W Ycik aiitiipiitit-M obtained. 128. 



minerals obtained, 222. 



New Z. aland jade. 230. 



Muni belt and bible, 119. 



Newberry, Prof. J. s , lecture by, 84 . 

 Newboryporl Herald descriptions ol boat andves- 



56] models, 98. 

 N. WOOmb. Prof. Simon, lectuic by, 34. 



Newhall, w, H., performed clerical irork, 276. 



>,'<■/, Peroes basketry, 301. 



ornamentation, 301. 

 Nicaragua bark shirt, 118. 



birds of C. C. Natting, 857, 378. 

 Niohols, Capt Henry !•:., Alaskan ashes of, 347. 

 Nichols, Dr., Dominica collections from, 70. 

 Nicholson, Agnes, J7'.t. 

 Niokel and cobalt collections, 288, 257, 272. 



wrought, collection wanted, 257. 

 Nikko clothing, &©,, 118. • 

 Nineveh deluge tablet. 118. 

 Ningpo joss-stiok powder, 118. 

 Nootuio leporinus, \ar. mastivus obtained, 130. 

 Nomenclature of ethnological objects, 110. 

 Non-metallic ores, application or, -70. 



collected, 208. 

 Nordenskjold, Baron, collections from, 57. 



figures Siberian throwing-stick, 

 285. 

 Nordenskjold's description of Eskimo bows, 308. 



Norfolk Island insects received. 185. 

 Norman, Rev. A. M., British invertebrates from, 

 193. 

 Crustacea exchanged with, 

 190. 

 North Atlantic deep-sea shells from Mr. Jeffreys, 



71. 

 North Bloomtield mine gold collection, 249, 274. 

 North Carolina fishes collected, 171. 



tin, 253. 

 North Cornwall Iron Furnace collection, 244. 

 North Pacific exploration, 89. 



Exploring expedition corals, 202. 

 Eskimo 

 bows, 307, 

 313. 

 mollusks received, 181. 

 Northwest American tribal arts, ">7 . 

 Norton Sound baskets, 298. 



Eskimo bows, 812, 818. 

 ethnologies, 112. 

 throwing-stioks, 28G. 

 Norway boats obtained, 106. 

 echinodt in. 

 pumice sand 

 rock- 

 Nottingham laces, 80. 

 Nubia club, 119 

 Nunivak Island and Cape Vancouver throwing- 



stick 

 Eskimo how, 309. 

 Nuahagak collections. 09. 

 Nutting, C. C, Nicaragua birds of, 357. 

 paper By, 370. 



V/illard, jr., 196 



assi.-tt din collecting, 197. 



s. Mis. 33, pt. 2 —29 



o. 



< Obsidian and obatdlan pantos 



Oflutt, p. i., performed olerioai work, 178. 



b ., Dr. W. W., itone dnb from, 124. 

 Onto antiquities exhibited. 128. 

 received, I 



mound pipes of Sqpier and Davis, 128. 

 Old i'io\ Idenos buds, to. 

 OmatchJ sin hie off i togs, 1 18. 

 Omorl ihell-heap remalna, 124. 

 Onoorhynohua species Investigated, 172. 



Ontario mill silver colled urn . 



mine collection of ores, 251. 

 ( >m\ . ii ..iii ( Salifoi ma, 22». 



marbles, \ 



OSlitio limestone for building, 

 Ophinroidea exhibited 



new species of, 888. 

 Orcothrynis. new genus, proposed, 357. 



( )icutt, ('. li., ( alilornia fOBSlls from, 69. 



sen! reptiles, 158. 

 Orcutt.ll. C, reptiles frOC 



ord's pooket-monse bought, 180. 

 Ore collecting to show processes, 247. 

 Oregon antiquities obtained, 128. 



arrow 'heads obtained, 124. 



collections, 09. 



Indian basketry. 299. 



shells received, 183. 



(ship) model, 94. 



stone club from, 124. 

 Ores for New Orleans, 269. 

 foreign, overhauled, 245. 



native, installed, 245. 



of Colorado, 240. 



treatment at Lexington Mill, 251. 



treatment at Moulton Mill, 251. 

 Organic matter in air of lectin e room. 89. 

 Onakany sandstone fossils obtained. 204 

 Ornamental stones and gems at Cincinnati, 50. 

 at New Orleans, 65. 

 bought, 65. 

 Ornithochiton, eyes shown, 183. 

 ( Irnithologica] nomenclature changes, 366. 

 Ornithology, trinomials In American, 366. 

 Ornithopnuologicalities, 886. 



Orthoceras from Cansas coal measures, 204 

 Ortlioptera,3G4. 



Ortyx virginianus not in Arizona, 857. 

 Oryzoborus nuttmgi, 370. 

 salvini, 376. 



< laceola copper mine collection, 248, 256 



Mill copper extraction series, 255. 

 Oscines, rare American, 877. 

 Osrnorhiza longistylis as a bur, 369^ 

 Osteologieal preparations sent fo Now Orb., 



preparator. 45. 

 < tatriob feathers collection, 47. 

 Otiorhynohus ligneas from ftfaasaohusette, 186. 



Ovambo collars and ai iov, B, 1 19. 



Ovis montana DallJ 



nivicoles from Siberia, 181. 

 Owl, name of Amei ioan hawk, 366. 

 Oxford University Zoological Museum, M 



don east from, 181. 

 Oyster and clam ti.nisport.it ion 



coloration of blood OOTpUSCll - 

 culture at Saint ■)< rome 1 •. 364. 

 expoi imente. 364. 

 tilter or diaphragm foi 

 enemies and pal 

 experiments, notes boob 

 rattening float* 

 indusl 



condition and net ds of 

 Ilfohistorj 

 opt rations on Chincoteague Bay, 364. 



sp,:I 



greening oi 



Pacific COa«4 Mllect. d. 162, 171, 174. 175. 



Looted. 172. 

 p ap e rs on, I7L 



I'.i.itic exploration northern 



