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July 9. 4 Cooper's hawks presented by Thomas H. Jackson, West Chester^ 
Pa. 
" 10. 1 box tortoise presented by James A. Griffis, Philadelphia. 
" 14. 1 Indian antelope ((^) born in the Gardens. 2 alhgators pre- 
sented by Mrs. Charles S. Walton, St. Davids, Pa. 
" 16. 1 silver pheasant born in the Gardens. 
" 17. 1 screech owl presented by Herbert L. Shontz, Oak Lane, Phila- 
delphia. 2 young screech owls presented b}^ A. Sergeson, 
Bryn Mawr, Pa. 
" 20. 2 raccoons born in the Gardens. 4 banded rattlesnakes purchased. 
" 21. 5 wave-lined lizards presented by Robert Young, Philadelphia. 
1 red salamander presented. 
" 22. 1 j-ellow-throated parrakeet presented by Mrs. Mahlon Hutchin- 
son, Devon, Pa. 
" 28. 1 three-banded night monkej', 6 crested ground parrakeets, 12 
undulated grass parrakeets, 1 blood-breasted pigeon, 2 
yellow-billed whistling thrushes, 2 green waxbills, 2 rain 
quail and 3 snake-eating cobras purchased. 
" 29. 1 common garter snake presented b}^ Master William A. Tucker, 
Philadelphia. 
August 1 . 1 sparrow hawk presented by Reuben Macartney, Philadelpliia. 
" 3. 1 occipital cassowary purchased. 1 llama ((^) and 1 robust 
kangaroo ( 9 ) exchanged. 
5.1 barn owl, presented by Alfred Pearce, Philadelphia. 
" 6. 1 pine snake, presented by Messrs. Warrington & Co., Phila- 
delphia. 
" 7. 4 European swans and 3 Western diamond rattlesnakes pur- 
chased. 1 unadorned amazon presented by Mrs. M. 
Cotter, Philadelphia. 
" 11. 2 American crows presented by Richard Greenwood, West 
Manayunk, Philadelphia. 1 milk snake and 1 smooth 
green snake presented bj^ Dr. Henry Tucker, Philadelphia. 
" 13. 2 Amhearst pheasants and 7 painted terrapin, purchased. 
" 16. 1 Virginia deer fawn presented by Joseph Berrier, Harrisburg, 
Pa. 7 red-billed pigeons purchased. 1 green finch, 1 
chaffinch and 1 red-beaked weaver presented by E. H. 
Feinliold, Philadelphia. 
" 17. 1 least bittern presented by Miss Alice Hopkins, Bridesburg, 
Philadelphia. 
" 18. 1 diamond rattlesnake, 2 black snakes, 1 hog-nosed snake, 3 
indigo .snakes, 1 long-nosed sand snake, 3 pine snakes, 2 
scarlet snakes and 2 whip snakes purchased. 2 common 
garter snakes presented by Miss Elizabeth Russell Tucker, 
Philadelphia. 
" 21 . 1 orange-winged amazon presented by F. H. Goldey, German- 
town, Philadelphia. 
" 22. 1 young night heron presented by Rev. Edward Thrall, Gloucester 
City, N. J. 
" 24. 2 jungle fowl (c?'d^) presented by Dr. Charles B. Davenport, 
Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island, N. Y. 
" 26. 1 alligator presented by J. C. Edwards, Chester, Pa. 5 European 
magpies, 1 white-browed amazon, 3 paradise weaver 
