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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Washington, D. C.
Annual Report. I887.
OFFICE SUPT. U. S. LIFE-SAVING SERVICE.
Annual Report. I886.
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD.
Annual Report. i886.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, D. C.
Monthly Weather Review. October, December, I886; January to
October, I887.
Summary and Review. June, August, November, I885.
DEPARTMENT OF MAMMALS.
J. A. ALLEN, Am. Mus. Nat. Hist., New York City.
72 skins and 75 skulls, from Southern Arizona.
W. W. COLE, New York City.
The large Asiatic Elephant " Samson."
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS, New York City, through Mr. W.
A. Conklin, Superintendent Central Park Menagerie.
I Kangaroo, i Peccary, 2 Deer, I Sacred Calf, I Leopard, I Monkey,
I Antelope, I South American Squirrel, I Mexican Porcupine, 2
Armadillos, I Galictis, I Paradoxure, I Seal, 2 young Sea Lions,
3 young Tigers, 2 young Badgers; all from the Central Park
Menagerie.
ROBERT HARRIS, New York City.
I Skeleton of American Bison.
DR. E. A MEARNS, U. S. A., Fort Verde, Arizona.
2 Otters.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, New York City.
9 Skins of North American Mammals.
MRS. ROBERT L STUART, New York City.
I6 Skins, collected in the vicinity of New York City, by Mr. Richardson,
while gathering material for the groups.
FRANK J. THOMPSON, New York City.
i Monkey and 2 young Lions.
RALF WALDO, M.D., New York City.
I3 Opossums and 4 Bats.
DEPARTMENT OF BIRDS.
H. B. BAILEY, New York City.
Collections of nests and eggs, and several skins, mostly North
American.
HERBERT BROWN, Tuscon, Arizona.
2 skins of Arizona Birds.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS, New York City, through Mr. W.
A. Conklin, Superintendent Central Park Menagerie.
I White Pelican, I Herring Gull, 4 Swans, 2 Geese, I Guan, I Stork,
I Spoonbill, I White Crane, I English Pheasant, I King Vulture,
I Golden Eagle, I Roseate Cockatoo, I Toucan, I Raven; all received
in the flesh from Central Park Menagerie.