INDEX. 



1:55 



< r, Leonhard, bird* from, 00. 



collected Siberian mammals, 



explorations of, 08, ti 



in i >1 1 ll ->< a lloni. i. I 



on Attn throwing*s1 :■ 



. tod birds i<>r New ( h • 

 leans, 18 I 

 -i nt seals, 131. 



fl halest'ioni, 181. 

 \\I it in us Ol 



Stellar*! see-oow, eztei uttioo of, 



liitu, obtained, 181. 

 Stenopoda oiserea from E lorida 

 Stenopa tardigrad us obtained, 181. 

 Stenotomua from dolpbio stomach, :i"J4. 

 Sterling Hill mint 



zinc ore, 878. 

 Sterna nilotioa, 300. 

 BternoptychidsB, oote on, 372. 

 Steuart, C. a , 30. 



Implements deliTered to, 180. 

 Btevenson, James, oolleoted pottery, 121. 



liiili.ui objects from, 70. 



fcfoki fetiches from, 110. 



Znni ohjeots from, 110. 

 Stibuite obtained, - 

 Sttmpson, W. <;.. ssststanoe from, 188 

 Stockholm. Royal Academy of, prosaist - 



invertebrates', 198. 

 Stollcv, George, fossils from, 818. 

 Btonaker, C. L.. presented steel rails, fro., 239. 

 Stone- buildings, pictoreeof, ! 



shown by colored photographs, 



Implements exhibited in New Orleans 58. 



Stone, Ho*. W. W., |ute from, 80. 



Btoney, Lieut. (J. M., 231. 



collections of, 69. 



received oolleoting outfit, 

 184. 



rocks from, 66. 

 Storage cases; 27. 



&c, list of, 27, 28. 

 Stover, E. S.,sent carp from alkali water, 164. 



W. W.scnt Italian marbles, 236. 

 Straits of Magellan shells, 71. 

 St ranch, John H., assisted to collect coal, 207. 



sent mining scenes, 266. 

 Striped bass from Mississippi. 103. 



in Mississippi, -47. 

 StrophiteS uranda-va in Devonian plant beds, 2U7. 

 Students and lectin es, 33. 

 Study series, 24. 



Sturgis, Appleton. gnnny cloth from 

 Stutz, S.. sent coal- washing pictures, 266. 

 Sat da diffuss for dyeing basketry, 301. 



Milphur balls (pyrites/. Jii'J. 



collections, 272. 



native, 272. 



ores. 27 1. 



products, 260. 

 Sulphuric acid from Iron pyrite, 242, 800. 

 manufacture, 27ii. 



collection, 261. 

 Sumner, Swaysey & Currier vessel modi I 

 Bumpter, ('apt. t. \\'.. rainbow trout I'm! 

 Surinam, Bulimusand Ampullaria, from \~.:. 



ins. el s and larv.e 185. 



Sa ain. Joseph, B79. 



oollected Babes, ' 



Venetian Ashes, 17:;. 

 pap' • 

 and M<< i 

 Swan, .r. < >.. Bells Coals objects from, 1 15. 



oollected Paget Sound fishes, 171. 

 collect long from 



:;i Island peccary tusk from,l] I. 

 Indian trap fron 



water crafl from, 106. 

 Haka ohjecta from, 1 1 ""• 

 liasseti and Skidegate objects from, 



114,115. 

 Benl 



flaids apecimen baski I 

 ■, 1 14. 



Washington Cerritorj fiahes from, 



847. 



Kw .in, John I)., neiit niinei 

 Sweden boats obtain* •<■ 



reologii .ii in i|, ol 



Iron nid -t.i l in. miii. o tui< 241 



lo.ks rrofl 



I M ii- urn a ti i. an u hipa from, 1 10. 

 ii < . litem, i. il ( oinmiaaion, lni.it model from, 

 104. 

 ood-fiahiug \ east 1 mod- !, ' ; ,104. 



. ommlsslon, sol i d< l from 



hen Lng*nshing boat, 104 

 rocks ami geologica] map 



i\ , T. W '., WC1 I Of 47. 



s . , mi',- from .\i kanaas, 

 Syringcpora obtained from Utah, 204 



r. 



Tablets for small apeeimene, 88. 



l .n k exhibil ahoa n. •_'».*». 



Tai ks coll, el ion, 'Jin. 



Takoo dishes, 1 1 t 



Tanner, Z. L., in charge of explorations, i'.'T 



obtained bottom sample 

 Taos fetich. IK'. 



l apa (loth from Polynesia, 1 18. * 



Tapestry Bi nasals cat pets, BL 



from RoxbUl 



Tar palm-tree dugout tor fishm 



Tate Vam;' implements and clothing, 118, 



Taxidermic work assisted by expositions 



miscellaneous, 44,45. 

 Taxidermists, 41. 



American, meeting, 35. 

 ; Telegraphio time in Museum, 37. 



Smithsonian, 37. 

 Telephone, underground, 37. 

 Tellurida ores collections, 871. 

 Temperature and physical observations of Alba- 

 tioss, 198. 

 of lecture room, 10. 

 Tennessee antiquities exhibited. 120, 

 obtained, 125. 

 basin fishes collected, 173, 170. 

 marble obtained, 228. 

 Tenth Census rocks, <fcc, 238. 

 Terra del 1'uego invertebrates obtained, 108. 



shells, 71. 

 Tertiary fossil plants, 820. 

 Teuthididaa ami Siganidte, geneta of, 872. 

 Teuthidoidea, genera of, 372. 

 Texas, ephemerid larva from, 185. 

 Textile exhibit at Louisville, 49. 

 fabrics, accessions to, 80. 



and libers from K.w Gardens, 80. 



at ( 'iiicinnat i, 51. 

 fibers and fabrics, 79. 



classified, 79. 

 from Jamaica, 80. 

 micro-photcgTaphed, 83. 

 stable, to be eatatogued 

 industrii s collection, 342, 358. 



condition ol 



photograph* 



section, 16. 1- 78 



recommendationa i "u- 



oei nil 

 resoaroht - 

 routine woi 

 industry, evolution ol 

 Textiles it N< n < Means, 51. 

 nned by eomposlti 



exhibited,:.' 



from Guatemala and Ban Snlvsdoi - 



Thlinkei Indian : 



objects, 11 1. 



Thomas, 1 < frCttt, 181. 



on mound explui 



Thompson, Maj. 11< 1" i E 

 263. 



Tbomaonits pebbles re< i Iti d 



i inn-. 



rlsnd Gull I 

 distinguisbii 



tiom Kussian An 

 ad 11- < la Bti 



