Oct.  1900. 
Annual  Report  of  the  Director. 
469 
WASHINGTON  UNIVERSITY  MUSEUM,  Seattle,  Wash. 
94  specimens  fishes  (10  species),  26  specimens  reptiles  (7  species) — N.  W. 
Washington  (exchange). 
14  rodents  and  carnivores,  1  seal  skull— Washington  (exchange). 
4  batrachians  (3  species),  1  lizard — State  of  Washington  (exchange). 
123  specimens  fishes  (15  species) — Puget  Sound  (exchange). 
5  rodents  and  carnivores — Seattle,  Wash,  (exchange). 
WHITE,  E.  NORTON,  6314  Stewart  avenue,  Chicago. 
295  specimens  insects — Russell,  Mobile  County,  Ala. 
1  lizard — Russell,  Mobile  County,  Ala. 
WILLARD,  F.  C,  Tombstone,  Ariz. 
4  lizards  (4  species) — Tombstone,  Ariz. 
5  snakes  (2  species) — Tombstone,  Ariz. 
8  cocoons  (2  species) — Tombstone,  Ariz. 
295  insects  (various  species) — Tombstone,  Ariz.  • 
WISDOM,  W.  J.,  215  E.  Lake  street,  Chicago. 
1  flying  squirrel — Kankakee  Marsh,  Ind. 
WISWALL,  MRS.  E.  C,  Kenosha,  Wis. 
1  shell  (Unio  graniferus) — Mississippi  River. 
WITHROW,  CHAS.  LOE  B.,  Bocas  del  Toro,  Colombia,  S.  A. 
1  moss  hair  sloth— Bocas  del  Toro,  Colombia,  S.  A. 
SECTION  OF  PHOTOGRAPHY. 
(accessions  are  by  gift  unless  otherwise  designated.) 
FIELD  COLUMBIAN  MUSEUM. 
Made  by  O.  C.  Farrington  : 
23  negatives,  views  taken  in  Indiana  caves. 
6  negatives,  views  of  Paris  Exposition,  1900. 
Made  by  H.  W.  Menke  : 
69  negatives,  field  views  of  fossil  expedition  to  western  Colorado. 
99  negatives,  field  views  of  Freezeout  mountains,  Wyoming  expedition. 
Made  by  W.  H.  Nichols  : 
3  negatives  of  Spoil  banks  on  the  Drainage  canal — Chicago. 
Made  by  Museum  photographer: 
964  negatives,  miscellaneous  views. 
1,075  prints. 
343  lantern  slides. 
10  enlargements. 
307  negatives  and  films  developed  for  other  departments. 
18  photographs  mounted  for  other  departments. 
Purchases  : 
12  lantern  slides  "Age  of  Steel." 
SPECIAL  ACCESSIONS. 
(accessions  are  by  gift  unless  otherwise  designated.) 
FRASER  &  CHALMERS,  Chicago. 
29  coins  (unidentified). 
THE  ADMIRAL  DEWEY  RECEPTION  COMMITTEE,  Washington.  D.  C. 
Bronze  medal  made  from  metal  captured  at  Manila  and  struck  in  honor 
of  the  Admiral's  return  to  Washington,  Oct.  2,  1899. 
