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7 Pl^BLTCATlONS OF THE FELD COLUMBAN MUSEUM REPORT SERES Volume WWC955g Chcago, U. S. A

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9 Feld Columban Museum Publcaton 6 Report Seres. Vol., No.. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DRECTOR TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR Chcago, U. S. A. October, 1895.

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11 ! C CONTENTS Board of Trustees, -'. 4 Offcers and Commttees, r Staff, 6 ncome and Mantenance, Membershps, Publcatons, 10 Lbrary, j-^ Records, Accessons, - 15 Expedtons and Feld Work, ,-. jg South Park Commssoners, Photography,,. jg Prntng, j^ Exposton Records, 20 Warehouse and Workshop, 20 Lght and Heat, 20 Lecture Courses, Rearrangement-?f nstallatons, Fre and Polce Patrol, Lost and Found Department Roof and Basement, 24 Fnancal Statement, Attendance and Recepts, Accessons, 893-'94 ^o Accessons, , 31 Artcles of ''''--- ncorporaton, 52 Amended By-laws, "54 Lst of Corporate Members, S7 59 Lst of Donors of Exposton Stock, 67 Lst of Cash Contrbutors, Patron, Lfe and Honorary Members, "58 Lst of Annual Members,

12 Full. Columban Mshm K:h>rts, Vo-. NL B< >.\R> Ol KTSTKHS. -..,... AoAMs. Huntngton W. Jackson.,-..,N F. Alp- Arthlr B. Jmnks. r- \ ^ George Mamkrre. }' \\ v,^ Cyrus H. McCoRVrs Wtv^ J Ku^'fx>. Norman H. Rkam. c;»..r,. H P Martn A. Rykv "V Harlow N. Hu.nuoam Eavn Walker. Norman Wllams.

13 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. OFFCERS. Edward E. Ayer, Presdent. Martn A. Ryerson, Frst Vce-Presdent. Norman B. Ream, Second Vce-Presdent. George Manerre, Secretary. Byron L. Smth, Treasurer, COMMTTEES. executve comvttee. Harlow N. Hgnbotham. Edward E. Ayer. Norman B. Ream. Owen F. Alds. Martn A. Ryerson. FNANCE commttee. Norman Wllams. Watson F. Blar. Huntngton W. Jackson. commttee on buldng. Geo. E. Adams. Wllam J. Chalmers. Cyrus H. McCormck. audtng commttee. George Manerre. Arthur B. Jones.

14 tmlllw Mts»fM RH'ORTS, N' STAf- or nr A\'s:!w. ORCTOH. OCPARTMCNT or ANTMROPOLOOY. W H omks. Curator. OlPARTMtNT OF OEOLOOY. U. C. 'AKklNtTON, Curator. f W V"' "lo ^ Cr.f.yt f p,'>n>fn' (trt^tocx. DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY. t Ml.l.sPAlCH, &/rator. DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY. txctpt ORNTMOLOOY. yj El.l.lOT. (urat.'f O. P. Uw, Ass'f r,.,.,/-/ DEPARTMENT OF ORNTHOLOGY. V, Curator. G. K. Chkkre. Ass't Curator. DEPARTMENT OF NDUSTRAL ARTS. DVSON or THAMtPORTATON. DVSON OF THE RALWAY. W \. Smth, //." Curator. J. (. Fam;born, //«Curator. DEPARTMENT OF COLUMBUS MEMORAL. Tm» Hcohdbr n CHARf.r.. Wllam E. Curts, /fon. Curator. THE LBRARY E. L. BurCHARD, Jt ''" " '' ft^fat.tn.

15 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DRECTOR To the Trustees and Members of the Feld Columban Museum. have the honor to present a report of the operatons of the Museum for the year closng September 30, Much of the work of ths frst full year has necessarly been of a preparatory character and of systematzng the methods for conductng the affars of the nsttuton. Necessarly also from the very nature of the crcumstances under whch the orgnal nstallaton was accomplshed, much re-arrangement and re-adjustment has been carred on n all of the departments. And as to the buldng tself and ts nteror arrangement, consderable reconstructon and re-adaptaton has been demanded to render the buldng more ft for the unexpected uses to whch t s now devoted. Vewng ts present condton, t would seem almost as f nothng had been done. And yet n contemplatng what has been accomplshed from the commencement, the crtcsm of dleness wll certanly not fall upon the executve force. ncome and Mantenance. n accordance wth the nstructons of the Executve Commttee, the Drector prepared n January last a budget of the ncome and cost of mantenance for the actual year of The total estmated ncome for the year was ^70,770. The estmated expense for the year was $104,296. An effort has been made to ncrease the revenue and decrease the expenses, wth the result that by takng the actual fgures for nne months of the year to October, and estmatng very carefully and conservatvely the fgures lkely to be made for the three remanng months, t s found that the ncome for 1895 wll be $74,095, and that the cost of mantenance for 1895 wll be $80,672, a very gratfyng contrast wth the estmate made the frst of the year. These fgures do not nclude specal cash donatons, nor do they nclude specal appropratons for materal and permanent mprovements made by the Executve Commttee. The Membershps. The By-laws publshed elsewhere n ths report explan the dfferent characters of membershps and dsclose the condtons under whch they may be secured. Under the drecton of the Secretary of the Corporaton, nomnatons for Annual Mem-

16 were tha M S F.n CoLUMtAN Mrsn M Kr.>oK>, V.-. >r'-.. rrc nadr n cufc larfjc nun?"'- M the begnnng of ths y.:;,..! tts far 7^3 txts-ns ha\ <.( (. pt. ton. lcsdcs securng to the N :n an y n many ways, these mcm- )>«r«h >< provdr 'crabc annual revenue, and t s ': b wth proper effort the number may be largely augmented from year to year. Only one Honorary Lfe Member has l>eeo «' Charles H. Cory, of Hoston. and tlms far but one ' l.lc M* ;.;»* r hus been '1. Mr. Wn. J. Chalmers, of Chcago. Mr Allson V. Armour.n -. en elected a Patron..». T Rr. Co'Rsrs. The lecture courses wen-.ukuacu m T* ' h.. '^ ; Snce that tate four courses have been projected, thrr twt-ntyscven lectures. Most of these lectures tetl by sterroptcon vews, for whch specal apparatus was purchased by the Museum. The frst tlree courses were gven durng the season of For lecturers the Museum dcpende*! prmarly upon the Curators of the Museum, but ' the augmented both n extent and nterest by lecturers fron» 11. ty of Chcago, the Museum of Archeology of the Oho nw.tn. the Chcago Academy of Scences; Lake Forest T"..:..c,"*! t,c (eographcal Socety of Calforna, etc. son to these lectures was free to the publc, although for thr fust two lectures of the frst course complmentary admsson ts were sent to the offcals and consttuency of the Museum. As ths was found to ental consderable extra expense and trouble, however, the method was abandoned and the doors were thrown open to the publc ndscrmnately. The frst course, as gven, was as follows: Dec 'A Trp to Greenland." * llustrated). Frof. T. C. Chamberlan, Unversty of Chcago. " Dct. J- nts of ' r rth's Strfacc." Jan. 5. Ja; ' Jan. 19. "The 1 v. ). ry. L'nvrrst\ of Chcatro. How Gold Occurs n Nature." M \V. Nchols, Curator of Economc Geology, Feld f. 'Ml. l ^owcaues of tl 1 ellowstutr (lllus-.:-. ). 'rnf p. ddngs, Unversty of Chcago. on of ron from ts Ores." (llustrated). H. \V. Nchols. Jan. 6. " Hstory of GoM Mnn; n the Unted States." Prof. K..\. F. Penrose, Unversty of Chcago. fh' - " Mr. t vv.ro well attended at the start, but durng the roldrst some dmnuton n nunbrrs prrsrnt..xs the

17 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 9 courses proceeded, however, and as, through the ad of the press of Chcago, the value of the lectures was brought more promnently before the publc, the attendance gradually grew larger, and n the next course the lecture hall was nvarably crowded beyond ts seatng capacty. The second course was as follows: Feb. 2. " Pre-Columban Man n Oho." (llustrated.) Warren K. Moorehead, Curator of Archeology, Oho State Unversty, etc. Feb. 9. "Lfe Among the Clff Dwellers." (llustrated). Warren K. Moorehead. Feb. 16. "The Story of a Brch Tree." Dr. Selm H. Peabody, Presdent Chcago Academy of Scences. Feb. 23. " The Other Half of the Dscovery." Edward Morrs Brgham, formerly Mar. the Smthsonan nsttuton. (llustrated). connected wth 2. " Theores of Evoluton." Prof. John M. Coulter, Presdent of Lake Forest Unverst}'. Mar. 9. "The Fshes of llnos and Adjacent Regons." (llustrated). Dr. O. P. Hay, Assstant Curator of chthyology, Feld Columban Museum. Mar. 16. " The Structure and Consttuton of Tv^jCteortes. " (llustrated). Prof. O. C. Farrngton, Curator of Geology, Feld Columban Museum. The thrd course was as follows: Mar. 23. " Gants of Other Days as Revealed n the Zoology of the Past." Part. "Reptles." (llustrated). Prof. D. G. Ellot, Curator of Columban Museum. Zoology, Feld Mar. 30. " Gants of Other Days." Part 2. "Brds and Mammals." (llustrated). Prof. D. G. Ellot. Apr. 6. "Cats and the Lands They nhabt." (llustrated). Prof. D. G. Ellot. Apr. 13. "Through Death Valley." (llustrated). Mr. Frederck. Monsen, of the Geologcal Socety of Calforna. Apr. 20. "Yucatan, the Land of Pcar and Cudo." (llustrated). Lecture Frst "Along the Coast." Dr. Charles Frederck Mllspaugh, Curator of Bot- Feld Columban Museum. any,

18 ' T«' FlK.) rol.umw Mt-sKL'M KlC*UKTt, VOL.. Apr. Vcttan, luv l^axl ol l'«.aranl( ' LcHf " ' *^ n ' ' tll- "' )r. k Ml..;l. (llustrated). The fourth :ou.s«-. -n- -^ >^.-«j-annctl (or tn- Saturtlay aflcrnoov f October sn«l Novcrnlx' *<o; aul tppan on Ortolrr c. tl-,,rannnr, brug as follows: Oct. <, and hr ' ''^ They nhabt. " '* l.m;; «l\r by request). 1 C». Mllot, Curator of Zoology, Feld uan Mscun. 11 urrs of nvertebrate Anmals."' 'rof. A. H. Cole, 'nvcrsty o( C'hcago. " (> Edble and Posonous Mushrooms. Dr. Charles Frederck Mllspaugh. Curator of Botany, 'rld Columban Museum. (>,.,, _\ napter n the varly Hstory of C.hca^,w. Prof. O. C. Farrngton. 'h. )., (urator of Geology, Feld Columban Museum. Nov. a. "Structure and Natural Hstory of Sharks." (). V. Hay. Ph. )...Assstant Curatorof chthyology, Feld Columban Museum. N. ^ ', " On the Orgn of Coal." H. \V. Nchols. Curatorof Economc Geology, Feld Columban Museum. Nov. t>. 'll- ' \ >f the Japanese. -^tl: S. ( Ct)mmssouer of 'ne.\rts, mperal Japa ommsson, World's Columban Exj^oston. No\ ' Archeology and l.psodes of Travel n Mexco. Prof. \V. H. Holmes, Curator of \nthro...lorv. 'eld Columban Museum. ' Nov. Orgn and Development of the Natve Archtecture of Mexco." Prof. \V.. Holmes. The course was opened auspcously by Prof. Ellot, the lecture hal brng comfortably flletl. Ths lecture course has been brotght promnently before the unverstes of Chcago and vcnty, and the publc school prncpals and teachers. PuBUCAT The frst edton of the Gude to the Museum was prepared durmg the early sprng of 1894, and appeared n tme lor the openng day. June. Owng to the somewhat unsettled stale of the collectons at that tme, there was much dffculty n prep.t'" ' -trate plans, or even descrptons. Ths Gude contaned 84,.^L.md provtled a systematc, although condensed, presentaton of all the materal then n the Museum, ndcatng the locaton by

19 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. hall and case numbers. An appendx contaned a lst of the donors, contrbutors of loan collectons, and collectors' names. The numerous changes and arrangement of materal entaled much alteraton of the proof, so that the edton was more expensve than usual. The edton was 3,000. The second edton of the Gude was publshed as soon as the frst was exhausted, and the opportunty was taken advantage of to make the numerous changes requred by re-nstallaton. Ths edton was also of 3,000. A subsequent edton of 3,000 was ssued n March of ths year. whch should be the medum of n October, 1894, a plan was outlned for a seres of scentfc and hstorcal publcatons presentng to the world the results of the research and nvestgaton conducted under the auspces of the Museum. The publcatons are ntended prmarly to convey nformaton upon the collectons and expedtons of the Museum. There s no restrcton, however, as to authorshp or subject, provded the papers come wthn the scope of scentfc or techncal dscusson. Each number as ssued s treated as a separate monograph on the subject, so that the publcaton seres ncludes what n other museums and scentfc nsttutons appear under the ttle of transactons, memors, bulletns or catalogues. n order to provde for volume bndng, a sectonal plan has been adopted, and the followng seres have thus far been establshed: Hstorcal, Geographcal, Botancal, Zoologcal and Anthropologcal. Each seres has ts own volume numbers and consecutve pagnaton. Ths plan has the obvous advantage that the publcatons of each department are kept dstnct, and when bound for lbrary use the numbers are already classfed accordng to subjects. Another great advantage s n enablng the Museum to enlarge ts exchange lst; nstead of sendng an entre set of publcatons n each case, only that seres s sent to an nsttuton or ndvdual that s of especal nterest thereto. The followng publcatons have been ssued: Pub.. Hst. Ser., Vol., No.. An Hstorcal and Descrptve Account of the Feld Columban Museum. Pub. 2. Hst. Ser., Vol.. No. 2. The Authentc Letters of Columbus. Wllam Eleroy Curts, Honorary Curator of the Columbus Memoral. Pub. 3. Geol. Ser., Vol., No.. Handbook and Catalogue of the Collecton of Meteortes. Olver C. Farrngton, Curator of Geology. Pub. 4. Bot. Ser., Vol.. No. Flora of Yucatan. Charles Frederck Mllspaugh, Curator of Botany.

20 latorof FlKLU COLUMHAN Ml l\eh)kts, Vo... d 'rcss aul 'reparaton: Antlropol. Scr., Vol., No. ', 't.. Mudus.\tuunK the.\ccnt Ctes of >f-- ' \V.. Hln. Anthropology. Anthropol. S-r.. \'o., No.. Pt. a. Stmlcs.Anon; the.ancent Ctes of M«-\ W. H. Holmes,. ur.tor ut.\<>'"<>^n. Zoo! ^- Vol., No.. ^*- " hral Column of,\ma. O. *. Hay, A Curator of chthyology. Bot. Ser.. Vol.. No. 2. Flora of West N'r^na. Charles Frederck Mllspau;h and L. \V. 'our of the Museum publcatons Nuttall. have already been dstrbuted. hu scentfc nsttutons to whom the publcatons have been sent were' selected wth specal reference fust, to ther promnence and s/e; second, ablty to send n exchnnrc publcatons of scentfc value, thrd, caj^crness for the publcatons. The followng statement shows the dstrbuton n ths country: Trustees, 15; Staff, 13; Corporate Members, 56; Annual Members, 723. General Museums, 16; Scentfc Socetes, 62: Unverstes, Schools and Colleges, 67; Lbrares, 2. Specal Anthropology, 21; Botany, 81; Geology, 114; Hstory, 20; lndu«^tral.vrts. 21: Transportaton, 16; Zoology, 16. (Note. Only Botancal, (eologcal and Hstorcal seres have been ssued). Acknowledgments for these publcatons have been receved from the ablest scentsts and ther words of commendaton an.» <>>rce of much gratfcaton to the Museum. The (juotaton of a ce or two from the letters of professors of the leadng unverstes of the country wll be 1 partlonetl. am very much gratfed to see the strong movement the Museum s makng n the lne of scentfc publcatons of a ' hgh order." wsh to congratulate the 'leld Columban Museum on ssung. such a publcaton." " t s ver) n* ottcn out and wll have consderable value asde from a mere cataugue of the collectons. Your plates are " partcularly good." An Hstorcal and Descrptve Account of the Feld Columban Museum," was sent by ssuance to the prncpal museums and scentfc nsttutons of foregn countres. Snce that tme the Museum has avaled tself of the prvleges of the Bureau of nternatonal Exchanges of the Smthsonan nsttuton, by whch means packages of lterature can be forwarded to any foregn ad<lress mal soon after wthout charge to the Museum, l>eyond that of delvery to the Smthsonan nsttuton at Washngton. The foregn lst of the Museum as far as made up comprses: General Museums, 58; Lbrares, 2; A' ' '-"'--. 11; nsttutes, 4: journals, 9; Schools, 9: Socetes. 43. S throtmloev. T: Bot.n\. n: drolocv. To: ndustral

21 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 13 Arts, 2; Transportaton, 2; Zoolog}', 23. A prnted acknowledgment form s sent wth each pubhcaton so that the Museum may be more certan to be apprsed of the recept of the pubhcatons. A request s added n each case that the publcatons of the recpent be sent n exchange. About 100 personal letters have been wrtten requestng that back volumes be sent to complete sets of books, journals, etc., already on the shelves of the Lbrary, or askng to be placed on the permanent malng lst for contemporaneous publcatons. Lbrary The Lbrary w-as organzed n March, At that tme the collectons of books on hand were 1,390 ttles from the Department of Ethnology, and 350 ttles from the Department of Mnes and Mnng of the Exposton. The Kunz collecton of books on Geology, Gems, Metallurgy, etc., and the Baltmore and Oho collecton on Transportaton were added shortly afterward. There were 6,300 ttles and 460 ttles respectvely n these two lbrares. The Cory collecton on Ornthology, consstng of 587 volumes was purchased and added to the Lbrary on October 5, Through the generosty of Belot College the splendd ornthologcal lbrary of Edward E. Ayer has been condtonally presented to the Museum. The total number of books accessoned and nventored to October, 1894, was: Gfts, 2,864; loans, 869, purchases, 3,406. The accessons durng the year October, 1894, to October, 1895, have been: Gfts, 421 bound volumes, and 465 pamphlets; loans, 123 bound volumes and 79 pamphlets; purchases, 1,170 bound volumes, 51 unbound volumes, and 16 pamphlets. All books publshed n foregn countres have been purchased through agents n London, Berln and Lepzg. Most Amercan books have been purchased through Chcago houses. $3, was approprated for the purchase of books for the Lbrary, of whch approxmately $1, was spent for general reference works, sets of scentfc perodcals, etc., and about $ for books n each of the Departments of Anthropology, Botany, Geology, Zoology and ndustral Arts. The whole number of perodcals subscrbed for s 94. A large number of the volumes receved from the Department of Ethnology of the Exposton were unbound, and as a matter of preservaton were sent to the bndery, together wth the accumulatng numbers of current scentfc perodcals and old sets of unbound but valuable publcatons. The total number of volumes bound s 495. The large collecton of pamphlets acqured n the "Kunz Collecton" have been classfed accordng to subjects, and fastened n cheap bndngs, makng them thus avalable for mmedate and constant use. A new system of shelf classfcaton has been prepared on the

22 FK.n Co.UMRAN MrsM M- Kkports, Vou. (ll a >yst«'n ntl llc lnnn^.n«- n-n (.cj-m M >tkc( l»oth wth subject anl authornunu-r. A shelf lst card c.-(nlo(;uc, con tann; about (j.tkx) cartls. has bt-en wrtten am s uscl as a subject catalogue to the books. Some 5.boo canls have K'en wrtten on the author-catalogue about one thn of the work necessary to fnsh ths catalogue. A card catalogue has also l>ecn commenced of bdoks oy scence and trchnology n the dfferent Chcago ^brares, wth a re; to the Lbrary where located; the dea xrng to provde the uutors v wth means of knf)wng what lterature on a and also to avod gven scentfc subject s to be fountl n the cty, purr' «->; for the Museum Lbrary expensve books already n other lbr. the cty. Ths s a typewrtten catalogue, and probably fve or sx thousand cards have already been prepared, but a large amount of work s, of course, stll necessary to complete the catalogue. The Lbrary has been qute generally and constantly used by the Curators. The number of books drawn for desk use ly Curators durng the year amounts to some 630 volumes. All perodcals are rescrvetl for the use of Curators for three days,.\ftcr ths tme they arc exposed upon the tables of the readng-room for publc use and reman there untl the recept of new numbers. Out of a total of 52 perodcals ;tly exposed on the tables n ths way only two numbers have l>cen abstracted. The ultmate plan of organzaton for the Lbrary s upon the departmental system, accordng to whch the more mportant reference works, cyclopedas, sets of perodcals, etc., wll be resrrvcl n the man lbrary room, wth smaller lbrares n each department contanng books bearng dstnctly upon that department. Hcparlmental lbrares are already cont<<<"' ' «! n the departments of Ceologv and Ornthology. Kkcor>>% The system of recordng accessons and nventoryng Sjecmens has worked effcently. A set of records for " Accesson Catalogues " s kept n the offce of the Recorder, one book for each Department, n whch the accessons are entered as soon as receved. Besdes the.\ n Kecorl the Recorder keeps an "Announcement Record," wnch s an account of all materal expcolcd to arrve or to whch the Museum s enttled: a " Transportaton Record," n whch s entered the facts pretanng to the transportaton and recept of materal; a " Dstrbuton Record." whch gves the htnrv of the materal sent away from the Museum as a gft, loan or s. Storage Record." accountng for the collectons put away for future u^-- The archves contan all the correspondence pertanng to the accessons, ncludng copes of the letters of the Drector n each case. These fles of papers are jacketed and numbered,

23 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 15 correspondng to the numbers of the catalogue. Correspondence relatng to offers of materal are preserved n the same manner and an alphabetcal card ndex contanng all names that enter nto the correspondence s kept for each set of fles. The catalogue of specmens or "Department nventory" s prepared by the Curators of departments. A set of books has been provded each department and the nventoryng s beng pushed as rapdly as tme and crcumstances permt. The catalogung of specmens s, of course, an mmense undertakng, but the progress thus tar made s satsfactory. n ths drecton the followng has been accomplshed: Department of Anthropology, 15,000 cards; Department of Botany, 9,041 entres; Department of Geology, 8,000 entres, 4,000 cards; Department of Hstory, 1,455 entres; Department of ndustral Arts, 3,261 entres; Dvson of Transportaton 7,251 entres; Department of Zoology, 388 entres; Department of Ornthology, 1,900 entres; Lbrary, 9,551 entres. Accessons. A detaled lst of all of the accessons receved for the Museum, ether from donatons, loans, deposts, for examnaton, Museum expedtons, and purchases, accompanes ths report. As wll be observed, the number of the accessons durng the year has been qute large; statstcs do not sgnfy much where there s such a varaton n the sze and character of the accessons themselves. Your attenton s therefore drected to a few of the larger and more notable acqustons. The materal receved through Museum expedtons, especally that of Mr. Allson V. Armour, referred to elsewhere, has added a large amount of valuable scentfc materal to the collectons of several departments. The donatons and purchases n Egyptan archeology has enabled the Department of Anthropology to devote an entre hall to ther exhbton, and helps to fll the great need of materal llustratng the of the Old World. Frends of the Museum have been archeology lberal n ther donatons to the Department of Botan}', and partcular menton should be made of the generous contrbutons of Mrs. M. S. Snyder, who has sent extensve collectons of both phanerogamc and cryptogamc plants. The Department of Geology, besdes acqurng a large amount of new materal by the recent vst of the Curator to the New England States, has been the recpent of numerous ndvdual specmens and complete sutes of ores and mnerals. An equpment of mcroscopc and scentfc apparatus for cuttng sectons of rock and mneral for mcroscopc examnaton wll enable the Curator to carry qjx lnes of nvestgaton that would otherwse have been mpossble. n the Department of Hstory the parts of the group of the Columbus Quadrga were assembled n the Museum model room and

24 ' ' Mr. 6 F»» Co.-MnN Museum Rkports, \\u adlct to thr statuary of the Cournl>an Kotundn. A nuul>cr of the souvenrs of th«' l"'.\p«)st<n have l»ccn courteously donatetl by n' ls n th* P«p.rtnMnt of ndustral Arts the : h.»vpru horn the textle room. Several promnent w... 's», r'lant, have contrbuted to the completeness of the!< trated n the textle collecton. A nun)ber of new c have addctl to the attractveness of the new ceramc hall The fnvre (glassware collecton of the Tffany Glass and pecoratvr ( ul the sets of early Amercan chna ^'athcred n PenuNvlvana. by Mr. E. A. Barber, for the Museum, should be partcularly mcnt Tpon the applcaton of the Museum to Hn(;lsh A l.m Ault «Sc Co., exhbtors at the Exposton..1 >«t of mmern Englsh ' ware n lar^e szes. Not- the collectons of the able s has» " made n cxtcndn;; pcp: of /,>. A large lot of skns of mammals, pn V from tropcal habtats, have been purchased n London. These were mountetl by the Museum Taxtlermst am wll make effectve groups when all are placed n poston. A collecton of shells, of rodents, and a number of mnor vertebrate anmals have also been purchased and arc now beng prepared, classhcd and ' ' for A collecton of Colorado brds, ncludng 114 vj. -u ly --j'l lmens. has been purchased for the Department of Or:..; ^ - ".! < < >MSderable feld work has been unt!. tak to cnth< r at, of bnls from Chcago and vcnt) K\pK>roNs AM» FK.D WoRK Although a great deal of work that mght properly come under the head of expedtons has t>een done durng the year, only three regular expedtons have been sent out by the Museum: One to Yucatan and the slands and States of M< xco, the other to the West ndes, and the thrd to Alaska and Sbera. r. Dr. M the >«,.Mlstn \..\rmour. ot ths cly, nvted.. Department of Botany, and Trof. Holmes, of "f \flr...,.!...'v, to accompany hm on hs yacht to Havana, -n the east coast of Yucatan, Laguna d Termnos and Vera Cruz. On ths expedton the Curator of Botany ftted out for makng collectons n both Zoology and Botany and (or general photography. Hs work resulted n the acquston of nearly eght hundred specmens n botany, whch formed the types ' nc" ;n hs " Flora of Ycatan," and consderable materal for -^ rment the small herbarum n hs department. He....)Ut four hundred sprrmens n Zoology, prncpally ' ^. and'a numl>er of excellent necatves relatng to Geology, Botanv. Ethnology and Travel. Havng met wth a serous accdent

25 Oct Annual Report of the Drector.. 17 n one of the early days of the trp whch hampered hs work from the start and fnally compelled hs return to Amerca before the Exped- the collectons were far smaller ton had covered half ts tnerary, than hs hopes and nclnatons had promsed. Prof. Holmes ftted out for surveys and observatons n Archeology. He secured at.all ponts a large amount of valuable nformaton that he s now embodyng n a contrbuton to the Museum publcatons, llustratng hs work from the wealth of sketches obtaned by hm on the trp. He secured altogether about one thousand specmens n Archeology from He Yucatan, Chapas, Oaxaca, Vera Cruz and the valley of Mexco. also establshed desrable scentfc connectons and correspondents n all parts of the country vsted, and, as wth Dr. Mllspaugh, secured a knowledge of the countres and the peoples vsted that wll be of great value n future work. The expedton as a whole was out for three months, and durng that tme covered a great deal of very nterestng terrtory, much of t theretofore unvsted by scentsts. Four lectures n the Museum course have resulted from the trp, two delvered by Dr. Mllspaugh n the Sprng seres, and two by Prof. Holmes scheduled n the present course. All of the expenses of the expedton were borne by Mr. Armour, and to hm the nsttuton and the Curators who accompaned hm are ndebted for the prceless results obtaned. The expedton to San Domngo was conducted by Mr. Geo. K. Cherre, Assstant Curator n the Department of Ornthology. He departed n November, 1894, and returned n the latter part of May, Hs work was very thorough, very laborous, at tmes qute dangerous, and exceedngly successful. Most of hs work was done n the nteror and on the Carbbean slope and along the Ngua rver, and the clmatc danger to whch the Curator was subjected s apparent from the fact that four of hs gudes were strcken wth fever durng hs stay upon the sland. Mr. Cherre obtaned one thousand nne hundred and ffty-eght brd skns, sxteen mammals, eghty reptles, and a number of specmens of fsh and Crustacea. Among the brds, two speces proved neav to scence and a number of others are very nterestng as representng rare and lttle known forms. Capt. Mner W. Bruce, unattached, but a student n Ethnology and an explorer n the Northwest, of repute, was outftted by the Museum for an expedton to Alaska and Sbera n June, Capt. Bruce faled to reach the pont of hs destnaton last season on account of an accdent to the machnery of the vessel n whch he saled, but he wll mdertake the work agan ths season, usng the materal he had purchased for exchanges last year. Resultng thus far from the expedton has been the acquston of valuable

26 8 F.h Col MtUN MsruM Reports, Vol «l Ma from Nuu.xask.. whch wl tu ts way to the M>. u..l. ts exhbton l»y (apt. Hnur at the '.xposton at Atlanta, whcrr t s at th«' «lale of ths report. Prcsdfut Aycr vmtel Cn\pn frmary hst, remanng about two months and obtanng by purcl lar^^c amount of very valuable, unque and Kcncrally ntcrrstnt; Ef^yptan archcologc materal. The collectons arrved hrr«- sal May am Jtnf, and havng l>cen attractvly nstalled, adtl largely to the growng nterest of the Egyptan sute of halls. Prof. O. F.. lor u uc L'cp.rnn nt o /oology, has ma«lc a number.-.<.. j- "ncctng materal n the chthyology,. nerpot«>lo;y an-l Tom n.l.u'v,f Hnos. Hs collectons have added to the Musrum n hundred sp»tmcns and one hundred and ffteen sp< Specmens of the llnos rv«r shells were sent to the Smthsonan nsttuton for dentfcaton. Mrs. M. S Snyder, of Champagn,., has been a very successful volunteer collector for the Museum n the Botany of Lower Calforna. The lady carefully dentfed and splenddly mounted two hun»lretl and throe specmens and seven speces of Alga- and onehunlrcl am ( ghty four specmens, and thrty-seven speces of phanerogamc plants. Prof. Harrngton, the Curator of Geology, has accomplshed consderable work n the feld durng the past year, hs labors ncludng a survey of the rocks of the Green Mountan Chan as exposed n Western Massachusetts and Northern Connectcut; of the Trassc rocks of the Connectcut Valley; a study of the emery lcposts at Chester. Mass., and of the f- of the local geology made vsble by the excavatons for the Lnca;;o Dranage Canal. The work n Massachusetts and Connectcut was carred on n company wth sev-. r.!..fh«r geologsts under the gudance of Prof. Kmerson, of.\mherst t. ', and Prof. Hobbs, of the Unversty of Wsconsn. A complete seres of specmens llustratng the dfferent formatons of the <freen Mountans and the rocks of the Connectcut Valley was obtaned, and several specmens llustratng structural features. At Chester. Mass.. a rol«ton was made whch llustrates fully the mode of occurrence of th- v, the rocks by whch t s surrounded and the mnerals whch >any t. Ths wll form a part of the r-"''-ton llustratng at;.. -..S n the Department of Economc <j ;;y. Study of the Dranage Canal has been carred on by means of vsts of from one to four days n length, whch offered opportunty for collectng specmens from the materal that s beng excavated and for takng photographs of the specmens as they were exposed. n ths latter work the photographer of the Museum

27 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. g has rendered valuable assstance. About sxty large photographs have been obtaned and a number of fossls and specmens llustratng glacal and other phenomena. South Park Commssoners The appropraton by the Board of South Park Commssoners of $15,000 per annum, to be appled to the mantenance of the Museum has been one of the gratfyng and encouragng ncdents of the year. t s a substantal evdence of the co-operatve and helpful atttude of the Commssoners. The Drector begs to acknowledge the very frendly and cordal atttude mantaned at all tmes, and often under very tryng crcumstances, by the Superntendent of the South Park system, and hs subordnates. They have aded the Museum effectvely whenever the opportunty presented tself. Photography. The necessty arsng for photographc work of a nature that the general photographer could not execute, such for example as llustratng publcatons and lectures, as well as preservng numerous condtons and objects that could n no other way be llustrated n the collectons of the Museum, t was detertnned, n October, to establsh a photographc secton for work for all the departments of the nsttuton. The Curator of the Depart ment of Botany, who s sklled n the requred processes, consented to take charge of the work. One of the rooms n the North Balcony makes an excellent dark chamber, and three cameras wth the necessary lenses, one mcro-camera and mcroscope, and the materals and chemcals needed were procured. The work soon became of greater volume than could be performed wthout assstance n the detal and routne, and an assstant was gven Dr. Mllspaugh from the staff of the Lbraran. The results of the photographc work are as follows: Negatves made, 310; photo-prnts, 115; lantern sldes for lectures, 119; prnts to llustrate publcatons^ 42; photographs taken on expedtons, 131. Fully as much work as was performed n the last year s already on hand for mmedate attenton. Prntng. A prntng offce was establshed n the latter part of March to execute the large amount of labels and general prntng that s so necessary n the Museum. The ntenton s to replace all of the hand-wrtten, and n many cases, llegble labels, wth prnted ones, and each department of the Museum has commenced upon ths process of substtuton. The amount of labor nvolved n such an undertakng s, of course, very large, and the establshment of an offce was, therefore, not only a necessary but an

28 ao FE.h Co.UMHAN Mr- Uh*ors, W, m step. he lut.n u!u'ct ut sp m tu.< s juntc tor. nt cpnrtncnts hns luvn ns ouwh: l)c >artncn( of Anthropology. 651; DcparttncMt of (rolory,.zr,^ nr>.rtmcnt of llstor)-, 140: Department of ulthtral Arts,. n of Steam Transportaton, 2b2. department of Zoolof^y, MH, also much general work. The announcements for lecture courses and all of the blank forms used n the Museum are now ssued from the Museum prntng offce. ExrnsToN Rkcords. By order of the Cxecutve Commttee, the room of that Commttee was offered to and accepted by the World's Columban Cxposton for the purpose of storng and ndexng the papers am recorcls of the -lxposton, preparng fnal reports, etc. Two tre- proof vaults were constructed by the vxpo.ston under the rooms of the Executve Commttee, and the adjonng room. No. 19. entrance to whch s accomplshed by means of a starway leadng from the Executve Commttee room. n these vaults have been stored the records and correspondence and vouchers and papers generally of the Exposton, of whch the Museum, t s understood, s to eventually become the custodan. Warehouse and Workshop. The purchase of a warehouse and workshop, by order of the Cxecutve Commttee, whch buldng s locatc<l on the corner of Ffty sxth Street and Jefferson Avenue, has provded the nsttuton wth ample room for storage purposes and wth rooms for carpentry, modelng and plaster work, and for taxderny. three knds of labor whch could not be permtted wthn the Museum buldng as at present arranged. The small rooms, n what may be termed, the second galleres of the Courts, whch t was thought mght be utlzed for these purposes, have by force of crcumstances been pre-empted by the Curators of Botany, Zoology and Ornthology for laboratores, by the posonng and dsnfectng laborator^. by the guards and by the departments of prntng and photography. These twelve rooms are already nadepate for the purposes to whch they arc devote*!, and more room for workn:: s alreadv one of the great needs of the Museum. L<-M NM' Hkv -The most mportant permanent mprovements durng the past year have l»een the constructon of steam heatng and electrc lght plants, whch systems are nstalled n a new boler house at the west of the buldng, and have gven the greatest satsfacton n operaton. The steam plant has three 100 H. P. bolers. 12,000 feet of steam ppe an<l 70 radators. The electrc lght plant has a capacty of forty.2«h)-candle power arc lamps. The problem of heatng the mmense area wthn the Museum walls was r» f.f r<!ur»l the most serous consrlrraton. t was fourd

29 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 21 mpossble to heat the four great courts wth ther heght of seventy-eght feet, and t was an almost hopeless undertakng to warm the eght}- spacous doorless halls. But the necessty for t compelled a means. The entrances to the halls leadng from the courts and leadng n and out of the long and narrow annex passages were ftted wth large movable parttons fllng the entre space, n whch doors were constructed. By ths means all the exhbton halls were enclosed, and beng provded n each case wth ample steam radaton, a mnmum temperature of about 55 degrees was ordnarly mantaned throughout the buldng. The boler plant beng located at the West Annex, t was feared that steam n suffcent quantty could not reach the East Annex. But the constructon was so excellent and the return system so" capable that all of the halls mantaned about the sama temperature except on very cold days. The courts are treated as streets, and vstors seem to readl}^ adapt themselves to ths condton of affars. Ths arrangement practcally closes the Department of Botany durng the colder months, for, except on the few warm days of the wnter season, t s mpossble to vew the collectons there wth any satsfacton. Coverng the grlle work around the sky-lghts of the halls wth asbestos, of whch 15,000 square feet was used, aded very much n creatng an agreeable temperature throughout the buldng. The only occason for lghtng the buldng s for patrol purposes, as the Museum s never open to the publc after dark. A judcous dsposton oj the forty arc lamps has amply llumnated the nteror of the buldng and gven sx lamps for the patrol of the outsde of the structure. The queston of lght and heat naturally assumes an entrely dfferent phase durng the hot months, when the sun drvng down upon the sky-lghts creates an ntensty of heat and a glare of lght that at tmes become unbearable. To obvate ths, sun curtans of unbleached musln were hung under all of the celng lghts throughout the buldng and under the great sky-lghts n the man roof. Ths lessened the heat rays very notceably, and softened the theretofore blndng sunlght. nstallaton, Re-arrangement and Permanent mprovements. The largest amount of work under ths head has been performed upon the roof. The eght gables on the East and West Annexes, have been covered wth tn. Two domes, have been covered wth tn; 3,000 square feet of corrugated ron have been put on the roof, whle aprons to keep out the snow, and sx new fre-proof scuttles have been constructed and covered. Wall strps, gutters, rdge strp*s and star domes have been repared and constructed to the extent of about 5,000

30 Fr..* CoLUMuN MsF.UM Kr'ORTs, Vol.. s< uarc ct. 30,000 ccl of unl>«t wre constnutl m bracng the 40 skylkt^ n the roof. 2<x) l(;hts nf f;lass hav- been placed n the roof hrn^ th<' year. Thr pant-rs havr k«>"' ^' '.> ^;'. v...!*?*- f<-»-t f surf.u c durn; the year. l>. t lt of /oology. - Halls 19. 2a, and 23 have been opened, >' fttel wth new cases, and flled wth materal that had been crowded nto the cases of other halls. An ron gallery for the use of the Curator of Ornthology and the storage of skns has been constructed n Hall. Halls 20, 25, and 26 have been re-arrangcd and cases and bases repanted. Department of Geology. n Halls (xantl (! ;m;««.-^el.s have been constructed am all the relef maps re-panted or re-touched. The West Hotunda statstcal column has been rebult wth ron framework. The Laboratory has been ftted up wth workng benches, storage cases, etc. Hall 79 has been re-arranged, cases re-panted, new glass put n upr(.;ht cases, statue of Vulcan n ron and copper transferred from East Court and re erected. Halls 62, 63, 64, 66, 67, 68, 70, 72, 76, 77, and 7H each have had attenton n the nature of ether repars, re-pantng, new sash, new bases, new cases entre, glass, etc. Hepartment of Anthropology. n Halls 4, 5, 6. 7, 10, 11, 16, and 17, old cases have been re-backetl and rc-panted, and storage bases provded for flat cases. Halls 13 and 15 have been provded wth storage bases wth drawers, and new cases for the gold collecton. n Hall 18 a new center case has been bult and a re-arrangcmentof suspcn<led nstallaton carred out. East Court. Entre re-nstallaton. The oll engne models were presented to Armour nsttute and other large objects, donated to the Museum, were removed bv the donors. The Court, beng adtlcd to the Department of Anthropology, was nstalled wth new materal, an materal crowtled from the adjonng halls. Alcoves 81, 85, 8b, 89, 90, 91 and f)2 have all been re-arranged, cases placed on new bases, and general repars and mprovements made. Halls, 2 and 3 have been re-arranged, wth entrely new cases, most of the materal dsplaced by the re-arrangement beng ether re-nstalled n the North Court Alcoves or sent to the warehouse. North Court. ^New nstallaton n new cases contanng collectons of ant(]ue glass, the repro<lu<;tons of the Naples bronzes and the rsh ant(]utes. Sx parttons were erected n the North Court formng new alcoves. n ths Court 10 new cases have been placed and all of the old cases re-panted West Court. n the West Court few changes have been made except th^ a row of cases of shells has been nstalled on the south sde of the Court.

31 Ocr Annual Report of the Drector. 23 Department Botany. of Very lttle expense has been called for n the Department of Botany, the orgnal nstallaton seemng to have met all requrements. Department of ndustral Arts. Hall 33 has been opened n ths Department and devoted to ceramcs, whle Halls 30 and 31, textles, have been entrely re-nstalled. n these three halls, and n 32, thrty-four new cases have been ftted, and eghteen new bases placed. One hundred and seven frames for the tapestry collecton have been provded and hung n Hall 30 and n Lecture Hall. Dvson of Transportaton. Many models have been re-covered, re-bronzed, and re-panted, and many repars and mprovements made n Halls 46 to 53 nclusve. Boat Hall and the Burden-Bearer sute have been re-arranged, cases and bases re-panted, new glass put of all of n, new ralngs constructed, and a general re-arrangement the materal contaned theren. Columbus Memoral. Many alteratons and re-arrangements have been made n Halls 8 and g. The pctures have been re-hung and much of the materal whch was rather hurredly placed n poston has been cared for and put n a more satsfactory condton. Lecture Hall Has been re-ftted as an audence room, furnshed wth a movable platform, rear and sde doors, roof and base ventlators, stereoptcon stand, two hundred new chars, etc. The Lbrary Has been enclosed wth doors, tables n the readng-room have been parttoned and re-panted, and pctures hung theren, and ralng and new flng cases constructed n the offce of the Lbraran. Memoral Rotunda. The model of the Quadrga has been constructed and placed n poston. All of the models have been re-panted, and a passage from east to west and north and south through the collectons has been provded by means of ron ralngs.. The above s a very bref, mperfect synopss of the general work of the Museum durng the year, and whle ndcatng, n a measure, the amount of work performed, gves necessarly a very nadequate dea of t. Fre and Polce Patrol. Whle there has been a sharp reducton n the cost of the protecton of the buldng and ts contents, there has been a marked ncrease n the effcency of the servce. The Fre Department s provded wth a chemcal carrage of the capacty of ffty-fve gallons; two hose jumpers wth fve hundred feet of hose on each machne; forty-two hand chemcals, statoned n dfferent parts of the buldng; one hundred and forty-eght pals of water wth automatc lds, etc., statoned nsde the Buldng, and one.

32 24 Ft 1.1' C<n.LM;.\N Ml-sum 1<khkt>, \<h hulml statoned on the roof; and sxtrcn barrels of water located on tlt* roof. T)u<rc arc also eght hyrants n the buldng connected wth a twelve-nch man constructed by tn Musun from Stony slaml Avenue to the Museum bullng, thus gvng Hyde Park pressure wthn thr bulng at all tmes. All exposed wood work has bt'en covrred wth freproof pant, and tests made satsfy the management that thf tre rsk has been greatly reduced thereby. An nsh>cton for langer s made not only throughout the buldng, but on the roof and n the basement, every two hours from sx o'clock n the mornng untl ten o'clock at nght. Durng the year galler)' and roof traps have been constructed n tlffcrent parts of the buldng, wth ron ladders leadng to the roof, thus ncreasng the faclty for reachng the remote parts. A Fre Alarm system s n operaton n the bulng, wth twelve statons for alarm boxes. The Guard s dvled nto three relefs, wth a Sergeant n charge of each. The Museum s provded wth the Amercan Watchman's Tme Detector system, and ndcatng boxes arc rung by the guards regularly when on duty. n lgnbotham Mall the guard rngs the ndcator every ffteen mnutes at nght, as does the guard at the entrance to the buldng. Ths hall s provded wth automatc electrcal alarm devces. The exteror o' the buldng s patroled by a guard durng the nght. Lost and Foun Dkpartmkn. A lost and found department s conducted n connecton wth the guanls, and a careful record kept of anythng lost or found..\ great many objects and artcles, and n some cases sums of money, purses, etc., have been relumed to ther owners through ts agency. ^of AM» BaskMKNT. - ts condton has been such that t has been found necessary to have specal men constantly at work and on guard on the roof. The wnter of 1S94 95 and the sprng and summer seasons of ths year have passed wthout any materal damage to the nteror of the buldng, from the roof. Severe storms of snow and ran and wnd have been wthstood n a * very satsfactory, not to surprsng, manner. The extent of ths work s referred to n more tetal elsewhere, but ts mportance wll be realzed when t > consdered that there are seven acres of roof and fve acres of sky-lght to be cared for. Herewth s submtted fnancal statements, analyss of attendance, lsts of accessons, names of members, etc., etc. F. J. V. SKFF. Drector.

33 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 25 FNANCAL STATEMENT. Recepts and Dsbursements Durng Year endng September 30, Recepts. Cash n Treasurer's hands, Oct., 1894, $136, Petty Cash on hand, $137, Membershp Account: Annual, 7, Corporate, , Chcago Cty Ralroad Co 2, W. G. Hbbard, specal Egyptology, 1, Martn A. Ryerson, specal department of Zoology,... Alex. H. Revell, H. N. Hgnbotham, specal department of ndustral Arts D. G. Hamlton, specal Egyptology, D. W. Burrows, sf cal Egyptology, B. F. Cummns C., Dvd. W. C. Exp..Stock: H. P. Vctor, 1.00 Josephne M. Gllette, Executrx, J. K. George, 2.00 E.A. Smon,.oo 54-oo The McCormck Estate, 10, H. H. Porter, 5, Martn A. Ryerson, 5, Geo. M. Pullman 100, , Mary D. Sturges, 50, South Park Commssoners Proceeds of sale of old materal, bolers, etc., 1, Refund TTnforms (Guards and Jantors) Admssons to Museum, 7, Check Rooms, 1, Gude Account, two edtons net proft (1,700 of 3rd Edton on hand Sept. 30, 1895), nterest Account : On $600,000 Temple Bonds 30, On 143 Shares 111. Trust and Savngs Bank. 1, On 18 $500 Calumet Club Bonds On Sundry Mortgages Amount allowed by Bank on Daly Balances. 1, , $378,330.44

34 !.>78. ; 2() FlKLD COL'MBAN Ml'SEUM KkpoRS, Vol... *^.*.rt-< < 1 1 Q..( janor Servce. 6^35.50 Kre Pn»tect" l33.&> t!-,

35 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 27 Brought forzvard, $131, Dept. : of ndustral Arts Collectons and Artcles purchased,... $1, nstallaton Expenses, ,072.43, Dept. of Geology: Collectons and Artcles purchased,... 1, nstallaton Expenses, , Dept. of Ornthology : Collectons and Artcles purchased, oo nstallaton Expenses, Dept. of Zoology : Collectons and Artcles purchased,.... 3, nstallaton Expenses, , Dv. of Ralway: Pad B. & O. R. R., Acc't Contract $25,000,. 8, (Total amount pad on above contract $17,452.78) nstallaton Expenses, , General Expense Account: * Freght, Expressage and Teamng 2, Statonery, Expedtons to Yucatan and West ndes,.. 1, Cost of Publcatons Nos. and 2, Telephone Servce Rent of Warehouse, Malng, Prntng, etc.. Annual Membershp Notces, 1, Lecture Course Expenses, Doctor, Hosptal and Druggst Blls, ncdentals, 1, Mortgages, etc., purchased, 194, Real Estate (Warehouse Property), 10, n Treasurer's hands, Sept. 30, 1895, 16, $156, Petty Cash on hand, Sept. 30, 1895, , $378,33044 TOTAL NVESTMENTS, OCTOBER, $600,000 Temple 5^ $600, Shares llnos Trust & Savngs Bank, 50, $500 Calumet Bldg., Assocaton 6^... 9, Sundry Bonds and Mortgages, approx. 5$^.. per annum, 135, $794,200.00

36 38 Feld Coll-mbas Mt sr.fm Rrports. Vou. Lst of Cash Contrlnton* to the ) COl.lMhAN MUSHU.W Kron Us mccplun to uctub«r, svj. NAMK Ma^hall KrU.. M. 'ullnat, Kr. N. llk)>t>lha).. Tffany \ «D.K. hc Ml ;... k Kstate. H. Porter Martn A. Ryerson, r. >..\nnor.!. \V. Dmnc. Nxnnan l. Ream, A. A. Sprapuc.. Wll.n A. Fuller. ' K. Adams. K. 1 ranc. A. C. lartlcu. C... Hutchnson, Martn.\. Kycrwm,» cca. >ept. «>( Z(>ol>gy. (,co. ^ ' -: \V. (. 1. ;. account Kj:vptolf»t:v. \V, \'emnn kmth. " >. c;.! ). \V. 1 F..S. W Ja». W. Scott. ' r ',- * W. T. laker. Alex. H. Rcvr " - Prj v\ M;:);, \\ ur. s t-uluulja.xjmssnn H. C. 1 ~ Wt jet Fund, Hvd. World * har Stock. Sc«lst of donors elsewhere A\tnvsT f.oocoxxoo OO,COO<00 loooooxx) ^OJOOOjOO 3,O0O>O0 lo/xxxoo S/X3OX30 10, S.ooaoo 5, O,OnO.OO SfOOJOO 5,ooox)o 5.000XX} 5, ^.ooo.oo --.OOOXX) 5,000,00 5, , ,oooxx> joox» aoo <>2.6o 20XX} ;:.;;S.oo *r.4«

37 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 29 ATTENDANCE AND RECEPTS FOR YEAR ENDNG SEPT. 30, Total Attendance, 328,321 Pad Attendance: Adults, 29,164 Chldren, 1,458 30,622 Free Admssons on pay days: School Chldren, Students,???? Teachers, 306 Members Corporate, 60 Annual, 726 Press, 10 Offcer's Famly, 'j'j QjQSg Admssons on Free Days: Saturdays, 95>839 Sundays, 191, ,710 Hghest Attendance on any day (Oct. 14, 1894) 10,952 Lowest Attendance " " " (Feb. 7, 1895) 5 Hghest pad Attendance, (July 4, 1895) 575 Average Daly Admssons, (365 Days) 900 Average pad Admssons, (261 Days) 117 Recepts. Gudes sold, 25 cents, $ Artcles Checked, 5 cents, 1, Admssons, 7, Total, $10,101.75

38 ' ' llt Fr.1.1* Con MHw M sem Reports, Vol.. Accessons. 189^ 94. \ r! H 1 M \ t!» 1 'll >r %4 DCTORR Sn*, loql- DK'AkTMKNTOF AM HRtH'oHM.Y: DF.'AK TMKNT OK UOTANN Tola; 'urc ha-' - DrAK r\n m or.loak.v: t -ns... h hcpostft lotal.accesson' 'unasc** Dl..xj mk HSTORY: Total Accesson- 77.Mns )F. TAR FN Total Accesson- K NDl SlklAL ARTS:- 60 ur.ut»c9 DVS''^ " rn \N*^!0RTAT0N Total Arcesso- 11 1)1. PA -LOGY: - LBRARY 1 " 'la.\tcc55o Vol*, and Pamph'» ft~.. 11 KM ( * \ jr*

39 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 31 Accessons, ^. From October, 1894, to October, DONATONS. DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY. W. G. FORREST, Chcago.. ^,. ^^ vr 2 feather robes Sers ndans, Gulf omzahforna. JAMES W. SCOTT, Chcago. Amphora Ancent Troy. W. B. WALTON, Bg Foot Prare, 111. Large wooden bowl South Sea slands. JOHN B. CATON, Chcago. Chnese or Tartar gun. EDWARD E. AVER, Chcago,.,.,,. Buffalo skn, lot of spear heads,' lot of stone, mplements, ndan basket. ndan baskets Pacfc Coast. DR. JOHN W. O'NELL, Chcago. Archeologcal specmens Yucatan. ALLSON V. ARMOUR.'Chcago. Porton of hde and har of a Mammoth Sbera. WLLAM G. HBBARD, Chcago. Collecton of ancent ron and brass utensls Egypt. LAWRENCE C. MOOR'E, Chcago. Sculptured stone head Florda. JOSEPH CLARK, Congo. Arrows Upper Congo, EDMOND Afrca. JOHNSON, Dubln, reland. Model of Dalway harp reland. EUGENE ARNSTEN, Chcago. Antque bedstead ndana. *W. VERNON BOOTH, Chcago. Collecton of ancent gold ornaments Egypt. WARREN K. MOOREHEAD, Columbus, O. Plan of the Hopewell Group of Mounds, Ross Co., Oho. Maps of Fort Ancent, Ross Co., Oho. WESSELL, NCKEL & GROSS, New York. Evoluton of the modern pano movement. A. BERSTADT, New York. ndan skull sland of San Salvador.

40 ' 3^ FfcLl' C'MMNN Ml ^KLM - K»-r«.-»Kl S, \ O. J. F. MUNSON. WmlM.r Park Kflu-!t fnun l''ky >. ulan aoc ax nnd ohcr anl ulck. DK. Tn "»-'"'''- ' ' Lthuana. Pnlaul. w l. '- from l'm >c. - Nr. thrngh A. ). SrauM, New York. A arc aul nrtclcs >f stone fmm ancent gra^'es.

41 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 33 E. R. SNABLE, Summt, 111. Pece of lmestone wth btumen. LLNOS STEEL CO., South Chcago, specmens of ron ores, 8 specmens fuels and slags. B. A. ECKHART, Santary Dstrct of Chcago. Map showng entre Dranage Canal. W". B. DAVENPORT, Chcago. 7 specmens llustratng the occurrence of gold Cal. MATTHESSEN & HEGELER ZNC CO., La Salle, lls. Specmens llustratng the extracton of znc. FRANK MANSON, Chcago. Specmens of ores and mnerals. GEO. W. GOETZ, Mlwaukee, Ws. Pece of ron forged and rolled from ron 2000 years old. JOHN BROWN & CO., Sheffeld, Eng. Serve's rbbed steel tubes, j. W. LAMB, Chcago. Marcaste specmens. ALBERT S. GAGE, Chcago. Collecton of ores. B. S. MLLSPAUGH, Wndsor Park, lls. Onyx marble. THE CARBORUNDUM CO., Monongahela, Penn. Carborundum (Carbde of Slcon) crude and manufactured. T. J. GRER, Lead Cty, South Dakota. Free gold n quartz. W. L. MLLKEN, Chcago. Egyptan Jasper or Argllyte. Lous, Mo. Specmens llustratng Lews-Bartlett lead process. PCHER LEAD CO., St. PETER KOFOD, Chcago. Quartz contanng porphyrtc crystals of Orthoclase. MAJ. GEO. D. MLES, Old Fort, N. C. 5 specmens of Garnet Sands, specmen of Monazte. W. A. GRFFN, Grffn, 111. specmen of Chalcedony n coral. DR. ROBERT PARHAM, Chcago. slab of stalagmte marble (polshed.) LLNOS TERRA COTTA & LUMBER CO., Chcago. specmen of porous partton tle. W. W. HLL, South Dakota. specmen of clay. HENRY W. NCHOLS, Feld Columban Museum. Znc ores and accessory mnerals, znc mnerals. 6 fossls. specmen of slate. MRS. F. W^ PAR KER, Chcago. 55 samples of sand of dfferent colors The Dells of Wsconsn. PRNCE MANUFACTURNG CO., New York. 9 specmens of crude and fnshed mneral pants. F. M. SMTH, San Francsco, Cal. 20 specmens llustratng mnng and refnng of borax Calforna. EDWARD E. AYER, Chcago. Specmens of gold ore. DEPARTMENT OF HSTORY. LEUT. E. H. REED, Chcago. Old release deed

42 ) w>rks ^ >,.,,ton '. 34 Fl»l l» ConrMPAN M: HF.foRTS, Vol., A. luj.l V. MNSON. Wndsor Park.. p, t San S.l\.!«>r Wokl.l A. W. M«M! GUATF^' r of h< ^'.tk an<l mefh\ nn KttfTMMnn frotn<l<t. M M kj J» "^l x,...su..n. DK'T. ^»^ ^^ ' MN > ASM MNM,. \V ords Columban KxfM»ton. '' '»r >artncm. C0^' N. WorlMsColumba, ton. by the ConnMon.. -,, ^,.... CON 'nctl )K M,, the World's Columban Kxposon..:. lal Kx; KKANK»«Nl \]., nban..f the French Commsson..Museum. t <t No. j7.$39for Cold Storage Fre Fund. S. W»» button. WLLAM L.cl KS. W n. DC. JKROM nraz satont. ]',.-^,.u..,,\ '"-'lunaton. o( Watlnc s! MMS.SlON. Worlds Columban Kxposton. rv srd by Commsson. \V<)TJ.;. -.lon ''?..f,...^. -rs. SM- r arm) relc of frst Kx; rs" Meetng.. MKYER BALLN. Photografths and atugrap lcttcr.s ot JOHN WM. L RSH YORK SAN? ' r.\ '., wlltt'! f u H m fro T \ t S.,n lltll'. lan.s Lhrtj>tAh Ander&cn. DHPAKTMHNT OF NH'STKAL ARTS. S. nr<»wv JV «U^V. Helfast. reland. to the lnen ndustry. " '''»nd. A 1 ON. Chcago. red. \NNr, CO.. Ltd.. Belfast. reland. and process of lnen workng.. M,. WLLAM Al L. -. Kngland. 1 the fleece hetl Lbrc. JOHN F t»m' «>kr.^ MARTN A. RYFK ^ 8 ancent fabrcs, Hj,

43 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 35 MRS. J. M. HORTON, Chcago. Korean bed Seoul, Korea. J.N. RCHARDSON, SONS & OWDEN, Belfast, reland. Photographs of early lnen manufacture reland. F. MUNSON, Wndsor Park, 111. Sets of ancent Chnese cons. K. NAKAMURA, Tokyo, Japan. Embroderes, bronzes and ceramcs. SOSUKE NAMKAWA, Tokyo, Japan. Closonne panel Japan. MARSHALL FELD & CO., Chcago. Rame fber Shangha, Chna. GENERAL ELECTRC CO., Chcago. 2 cases bamboo fber for electrc lght flaments. case mnature ncandescent lght bulbs. S.. TAKASHMA, Kyoto, Japan. embrodered pcture of brd and grasses Japan. MR. DOME, Tokyo, Japan. old Japanese embrodered slk table cover. SOZAYEMON NSHMURA, Tokyo, Japan. velvet pcture of Fujyama. embrodered chrysanthemum desgn Japan. J. AUDO, Nagoya, Japan. closonne plaque n lacquer. HENRY ROEPKE, Chcago. lady's work box. DVSON OF TRANSPORTATON. CHAS. CHATEAU, St. Lous, Mo. Shppng bll dated March 4, LAWRENCE HARGRAVE, Stanwell Park, New South Wales. Flyng machne (model.) WM. G. HBBARD, Carole Chcago. Norway. T. J. OLSEN. Chcago. Model of land and water velocpede. DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY. A. E. J. SVEGE, Feld Columban Museum. 1 Monkey South Amerca. H. P. FRDENBERG, Jacksonvlle, Fla. Chameleon. CHAS. B. CORY, Feld Columban Museum. 47 jars of reptles, nsects, etc., n alcohol. WLL A. CONNELLY, Danvlle, 111. Hog's foot, showng abnormal number of toes. HENRY L. SEDLER, Columbus, O. Shark's jaws and small, dred Hammer-headed shark. ED. LEWS, Chcago. 2 masses of the worm-lke tubes of Vermetus West Coast, Florda. J. A. HUME, Feld Columban Museum. 1 Dog-fsh, Ama calva Lake Mchgan, Jackson Park. 3 fshes Lake Mchgan, Jackson Park. 2 fshes. Bull-head and Goggle-eye Lake Mchgan, Jackson Park. W. S. ROYCE, Hawthorne, Butterfly Hawthorne. GEORGE MANERRE, Chcago. 2 fshes, Notrops megalops. MRS. KAUFMANN, Chcago. Opossum Central Amerca.

44 t V ' 36 FJ-..n Cohmhw M«skm_R»:'<»rts, Vo MkS. DK 'KUK N. " "N \V A. HOMr>N. Us\\!..> C K. AK.Y. 1 DK'AKTMKNT OF OKNTHOl.OfV A. K. j. S\ lunbnn Museum. «...; KDWAkn K AYKk.Chcaeo. 5' HARRY \ f'-'tn Trndal. World's CoJumban ExpVn. H s case sland of rrnda. J. C C... fh krns. CHAS H. loky. n Museum.. A. W sn. MRS. RYNOKD.S. «M ' ' r;f*> K. < d Columban M<cm. n bma, chctu c.\t' 1..V LBKAKY. For Gra'Hc Art an> rkstno 0> t fctos. BARNHARPT kthkrs ^ SPtVPl FR. Ch. Old K from hcpartment GERMAN (.«.. C.. lcrln. Framc5 o! mens ransferrct fn»m Department " ". ART r '} \l AN.. " the Ktkka. a: " T.t,a»-*c. MF-RGKNn NOTYPK ( New York. 12 >e. R. HOE.\ reel. New YorV 21 -«. sampe» ut rk, etc. CHr\r.»> :>e prntng pnxcsses. U. 5. N HAMLTON MANFACTRNG CO., Two Rver*. Ws. Collecton of '. framed. r.-. ramlh ETS AND SERAL^. ALABAMA r.foor.rx! ^\v\y\ K' ma. \ (f-. t Report uj»on the e. -^!

45 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 37 AMERCAN NSTTUTE OF MNNG ENGNEERS. Transactons for AMERCAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HSTORY. Bulletn, Annual report of the presdent for Annual report, act of ncorporaton, etc., AMERCAN NUMSMATC AND ARCHEOLOGCAL SOCETY. Proceedngs and papers of thrty-ffth annual meetng, AMERCAN PHLOSOPHCAL SOCETY. '' Rules and regulatons of the Magellanc premum. Supplementary report of the commttee to consder an nternatonal language Lst of defcences n the lbrary Catalogue of the lbrary Proceedngs at the dnner commemoratve of the Centennal Annversary Report of the commttee to assst the commsson on amended orthography Subject regster of papers publshed n the transactons and proceedngs. Lst of survvng members, prepared by H. Phllps Laws, regulatons, charter, etc., prepared by H. Phllps Lst of the members Proceedngs AMERCAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCENCES. Proceedngs, new seres, vol. xx AUSTRALAN MUSEUM. Catalogue of the echnodermata, part Catalogue of the Australan brds, parts Catalogue of marne shells of Australa and Tasmana Catalogue of the Australan hydrod zoophytes Catalogue of the Australan stalk and sessle-eyed Crustacea Catalogue of a collecton of fossls Descrptve catalogue of the nests and eggs of brds found breedng n Australa Hstory and descrpton of the skeleton of a new sperm whale Notes for collectors Memors no. 2; Lord Howe sland Catalogue of sponges Catalogue of the general collecton of mnerals Gude to the contents, wth lst of old documents and relcs Records, vol., and nos. 1-5 of vol Catalogue of the fshes,. part Catalogue of Australan mammals, by J. D. Oglby Report of trustees, for ARMOUR, ALLSON V. Atlas pntoresco hstorco de los Estados L^nd. Mexcanos, by Ontaro G. Cubas AYER, EDWARD E. The development of the Amercan ral and track, bv J. E. Watkns The relcs of Columbus, by W. E. Curts Thrd report of the Entomologcal Commsson, U. S. Department of Agrculture. BADT, E. B. (the author), Chcago. Bellhangers' handbook Electrc transmsson handbook ncandescent wrng handbook New dynamo tenders' handbook BALTMORE HOME FOR NCURABLES, Bahmore, Md. Eleventh annual report BARROWS, REV. DR.J. H. (the author), Chcago. Results of the Parlament of Relgons

46 38 FlK,> CoAMAS M ( M l\»:><>ks. \» JKKHK. \V *;. fthr attthnrl. nmm.s..n C.nn. A: V.C U ta^ur t>t the Mtlc JMrbuto u( hc thc«)r>' <>f BKRLN huanacu dal. " ; tts-nrt-

47 Oct, Annual Report of the Drector. 39 CALFORNA MDWNTER NTERNATONAL EXPOSTON MEMO- RAL MUSEUM. Gude to the halls and galleres CALFORNA STATE MNNG BUREAU. Bulletn No., 3, 4 and th report of the State Mneralogst Bulletn No. 5. The Cyande process by A. Schedl CALFORNA WORLD'S FAR COMMSSON. Fnal report ncludng a descrpton of all exhbts of Calforna CAMBRDGE UNVERSTY.' 29th annual report of the museums and lecture rooms syndcate CANADA GEOLOGCAL SURVEY. Maps to llustrate reports Annual reports , and , 7 vols. Report of progress , 6 vols. CAYUGA COUNTY HSTORCAL SOCETY. Collectons, no CHANUTE, O., Chcago. Progress n flyng machnes CHERRE, G. K., Feld Columban Museum. On the structure and dstrbuton of coral reefs, by Darwn. The Batracha of North Amerca The publc wrtngs of G. Newbold Lawrence, by Foster. CHCAGO ACADEMY OF SCENCE. A naturalst n Mexco, by F. C. Baker Bulletns -o CHCAGO ART NSTTUTE. Crcular of nstructon CHCAGO UNVERSTY. Programme Quarterly announcements. Nov Quarterly calendar, vol. 3, nos Annual regster Crculars of nformaton, CNCNNAT MUSEUM ASSOCATON. st-9th annual reports th annual report Catalogue of sprng exhbton CNCNNAT PUBLC LBRARY. Supplement to the prose fcton n the lbrary Bulletn of books added n the varous departments CNCNNAT SOCETY OF NATURAL HSTORY. Journal CNCNNAT TECHNCAL SCHOOL, 8th annual catalogue CLARK, JOHN M., Chcago. Report of the collector of customs at Chcago, relatng to the W^orld's Columban Exposton CLARKE, ROBERT & CO., Cncnnat, O. Catalogue of a valuable collecton of books and pamphlets relatng to Amerca COLBY UNVERSTY. 75th annual catalogue of offcers and students COLORADO AGRCULTURAL EXPERMENT STATON. Pmlletn No COLORADO STATE SCHOOL OF MNES. Catalogue COLORADO SCENTFC SOCETY. Proceedngs Ven structure n the Enterprse mne

48 ' 40 V 1 ' t y M > ^ ^ 4*1 L The tlccrmnalm of h«nuth n refned leatl and "<)$. N the precptn on of prcco* meuu fn>m L>auac. :v_>uuon».! N OHM H>N\ \J.KM.M M AON. OMll.k r\h)\ nk Tll K ' ADVANCKMKNTOFSCKNCK AND ART. ton» of the free n^ht school, am woman's art scho»l.. Natonal Museut NALONAL. s horm^a.s <le Costa Rca. l8(>4. : prcscntado M»r A. Alfan*. 1>AKM' c of the Cella collecton of Alpne and Caucasan Vews. Rq- DAV K R.. «1> A/. N 1 Kar. mh t rary commsson. 8»>4. (!» u'tr.. rtes du Mr\>Mr. )'.upbr! 1 t: t.t<t4clt; a.tl.ulauly t>t rcruvatt cv^atum. &/5. KLhclK T- T T.. ELLOT, n. ' fres of a naturalst, by C. E. F.dwords !ll\GCO..THL. m ^X>^.. r \ t,' t.m\ nn. l-ku KK>.. Te H»MF.K Fl U >ana a»» A col t> 'l «tnkc rcremonv. 180%. KSS. R.ahe r.f \Tr' \ de luatemaan lakl t >.\ '.nfon Lbrarv.Assocaton

49 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 41 HARVARD UNVERSTY. Descrpton of courses n Lawrence scentfc school Papers used at the examnaton for admsson to Lawrence scentfc school HAY, O. P. (the author), Feld Columban Museum. A consderaton of some theores of evoluton HAYES, SETH (the author), Cncnnat, O. Another Mam valley skeleton The Shaw Mastodon HEAD, WLLAM R. (the author), Chcago. Paleozoc sponges of North Amerca ^ HLLS; W. J., Albany"^ N. Y. Catalogue of the Hurst collecton of stuffed skns, by Frank A. Ward HLLS, R. C. (the author), Denver, Colorado. Ore deposts of Camp Floyd dstrct HODGE, F. W. (the author), Washngton, D. C. The early Navajo and Apache The frst dscovered cty of Cbola HOVEY, E. O. (the author), Jefferson Cty. A study of the cherts of Mssour HUNT, C. W. & CO., New York Cty. ndustral ralways LLNOS GEOLOGCAL SURVEY. Geologcal survey of llnos, Report on geology and paleontology, vol LLNOS STATE HSTORCAL LBRARY. Trustees' report LLNOS STATE LABORATORY OF NATURAL HSTORY. Bennal report of the drectors LLNOS STATE MUSEUM OF NATURAL HSTORY. Bulletn nos. 3, 4, 5 and NDANA ACADEMY OF SCENCE. Proceedngs NTERNATONAL NAVGATON CO. Amercan Lne. Red Star Lne OWA GEOLOGCAL SURVEY. Second annual report Coal deposts of owa, vol. 2, by C. R. Keys JACK, ROBERT L., Brsbane, O. Artesan water n the western nteror of Queensland JACKSON, N. A., Sprngfeld, llnos. The ornthology of llnos by R. Rdgeway and S. A. Forbes JOHNSON, EDMOND, Dubln, reland. Notes on the cross of Cong, by Margaret Stokes JONES, JOSEPH, New Orleans, La. Orgnal nvestgatons on the natural hstory of yellow fever , by J. Jones. Bographcal sketch of Dr. Joseph Jones. KANSAS ACADEMY OF SCENCE. Transactons KANSAS STATE AGRCULTURAL EXPERMENT STATON. 7th annual report for KANSAS STATE HSTORCAL SOCETY. 9th bennal report Transactons, vol KRKMAN, MARSHAL M., Chcago. Further llustratons of prmtve transportaton n Japan and Chna The scence of ralways

50 .... \.': 4^ 1-lK' Lo.MllA.\ MthELM Kj.rok:. K. K. ACKFRlAr MNSTKRUM. (eulo;!«chhrrkma.<w:hc kartell ml pmflcn von Mra, by Wlhcln (obl. K.>v K. K.OSTKKkllt SCHKCENTKA. 0)MMS.S0N. Worlds Columban 't. 8()4. KN(;nT. K. C. (hc author). Denver. ( Kvs/y Lj. ll.xku.n. 4tl > M n»ccl9 of llnos. 8(>4.. KCK. H rsn KkSTY. LK..\M> -^ t \\K»K n\u>k rvvhrsnv. t ~ am. rc. 8q. -.r>> M opcnnf; day. "^ ttc versty and the.amercan man, by (>corge Ellot The larr conlroventy, ^ by O. L. Ellot ENO.X.nkARV. N. Cty. The fttt-r «f C< «n the dscovery of.amerca. LNNKAN S«K KTV. New South Wales, 18**2. A' LONDON 8.>2K,4. KTY. - ' ' ' -< kc M>rt ol the cutnc and audtors for l8()3. ( "!r of the hbr.ry. 1K87..OS AN< TU.K.HkAkY. l.tm <>t novels and talcs,.ow..vmw H. (the.tuthor). New huk c < >l>scrvatn>s on th- pnntcc of counterfetng cons and medals. 8<>5. McCLURd. A. C. \ CO., ( M. t mrmw C,Ttal>>jue of the r«> of ncteontcs n the TcalMtdy Museum K. VKS «H.. vc.n' hton uy. 1 ; < -6..'\ kettons on the oton. n of the,olonal and ndan Exhbt<n.... m/ ke " ter* Unversal Exposton. <f 88r>. '»t Congress. Srj. 1 Mr(;RE<;nk. H. H.. Pontac. MACK A,... D Nc\«d Wth 10 other pamphlets on brds MAN' " rv X X,. V. MASSA* rt of the trustees. 180C. Uustrated report ,^ k MANAGERS.

51 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 43 METROPOLTAN MUSEUM OF ART. 25th annual report of the trustees Seal cylnders and other orental seals, by Wllam Hayes Ward. MCHGAN GEOLOGCAL SURVEY. Report on Upper Pennsula and Lower Pennsula MCHGAN MNNG SCHOOL. Catalogues, , 89-90, MLWAUKEE PUBLC LBRARY. 17th annual report of the Board of Trustees MLLSPAUGH, C. F., Feld Columban Museum, Hardwood: A journal of the hardwood and lumber trade Catalogue of the specmens and vegetable products sent to the World's Columban Exposton, 1893, from Altoo Magdalena, by C. C. Marquez. MNNESOTA GEOLOGCAL AND NATURAL HSTORY SURVEY. Bulletns, nos., 2, 4-8 & 10. Reports, , '82, rd annual report, by N. A. Wnchell Fnal report, vol. 3, pt.. Paleontology MSSOUR GEOLOGCAL SURVEY. Paleontology, vols 4, 5, 6, and MSSOUR BOTANCAL GARDEN. Sxth annual report NEWARK FREE PUBLC LBRARY. Fndng lst, 2nd edton and st supplement Fndng lst, French and German books NEWARK TECHNCAL SCHOOL. Annual crcular, NEW JERSEY GEOLOGCAL SURVEY. Fnal report, vol NEW SOUTH WALES DEPARTMENT OF MNES AND AGRCULTURE. Annual report for Memors: Paleontology, no. 8, by R. Etherdge NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCENCES. Transactons, NEW YORK AGRCULTURAL EXPERMENT STATON. 1 2th annual report of the board of control NEW YORK FREE CRCULATNG LBRARY. Catalogues, Englsh books NEW YORK GEOLOGCAL SURVEY. th-3th annual reports of the State Geologst NEW YORK STATE BOARD OF GENERAL MANAGERS. World's Columban Exposton. Report NORTH CAROLNA AGRCULTURAL EXPERMENT STATON. 8th annual report of the North Carolna State Weather servce Eght bennal report th annual report NORTH CAROLNA UNVERSTY. Catalogue, A comparson of the methods of separaton and estmaton of zrconum, by Chas. Baskervlle NOVA SCOt'AN nsttute OF NATURAL SCENCE. Proceedngs and Transactons. 1870, '78, '80, '85, '86. OBER, FREDERCK A. (the author), Washngton, D. C. Aborgnes of the West ndes OHO GEOLOGCAL SURVEY. Maps showng outcrop boundares of prncpal coal seams Report, vol. ' 7: economc geology, archeologv, botany, paleontology

52 (the nuthor). Chcago. rh; t» charactct d relaton ' 1 1 ",. :.... j. ana. FlKL» CuLLM-AN Ml s V Kll'o '\ OHHXTATF VRrj ol or.ha! >N» Ml^!»KC \l. SOCKTY. 'H L, \ 1 \ t» \ \ r. * ' ' -. new»cru-«t. mw ««.VV35- Wo-'qo, '«>4. *'» 'H.AH.UA MMsMAK AND A\ H^l" AK AN ly {.tl l>\ ' ^' - '' " 1 Mav \' : t Mt'>\ x....^-. THE P-.N >-.. V X M ' x.v X. ^" ' '». The 'rnovlv.fa K. K Worll's Columban KxpoftUoD. 189.V PNNSVl VAMA 'l-l.m.h. Annual r<- >' 'KNNSV V \\l \ K^TV! ll»< 1 M Culn..1 1 Ml H Af M ' Ml -^ y..vart Culm. Scjj. 'RKSm OMANN. Msral nstruments at the NVorM's Columban Kxpo*!*!' PRNCK ron NAON A. A MN! ASSOCATON. Annual report for S- PROVP" " \Tm N/M M. ; lal»f report the kwrtl of Drectors, 8<>4. rtnam >., v. SONS. New York Cty.! ' 'f -^ '^-j 1. >. -,.f jtwh nen am Rr*-* f'arkl" '«v r QAK \ H. f l.. l...u...n..f 'h nl. Tt". f the '. f \.r ;l!r «^^!*. K.N l.\ Ja UML NM r. tv,:. RKSP K!!. \ l\(!mf Ho-Mta. RO.LN nquma K»paAola. «trnnes. l8(). Knsl. MLN 1.1 HNU N>U M ^.,.1 /... tt..t. 12 %'o- SANT 1 SANT 11 UK \'^!. M.< NNKSN. ( ("*'<]rrf hompvn ^A! \^h'.lumtartrat'

53 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 45 «Zur frat^e der structurformel der metasomatschen zersetzungsproduct SVYER, LEONARD (the author), Spokane, Wash. Slver con and ts relaton to gold SKFF, F. J. v., Feld Columban Museum. Proceedngs 42nd meetng Amercan Assocaton for the Advancement of Scence. Prelmnary announcement of the 44th meetng of the A. A. A. S Transactons, Brdgeport meetng, Am. nsttute Mnng Engneers Transactons, Atlanta meetng 189?. Offcers, members, rules, etc. July Electrcty at the Columban Exposton, by J. P. Barrett Proceedngs of the presentaton to Belot College of "the Fsher collecton of antque Greek sculptures The nhertance of acqured characters, by D. G. Ellot SMTHSONAN NSTTUTON. Lst of foregn correspondents of the nsttuton, 1885, by George H. Boehmer. Proceedngs of the U. S. Natonal Museum Catalogue'of prehstorc work east of the Rocky Mountans Scentfc taxdermy for museums, by R. W. Shufeldt Bulletns no of the U. S. Natonal Museum SMYTH, B. B., Topeka, Kansas. Transactons of 24th and 25th annual meetng, Kansas Academy of Scence SOUTH CAROLNA MLTARY ACADEMY. Sem-Centennal, The South Carolna Mltary Academy Offcal regster » SOUTH DAKOTA GEOLOGCAL SURVEY. Bulletn no.. A prelmnary report on the geology of South Dakota SOUTH DAKOTA STATE SCHOOL OF MNES. Crcular of nformaton Catalogue and prospectus Catalogue and calendar STEVENS NSTTUTE OF TEXZHNOLOGY. Catalogue, and catalogue of Stevens School. ENGNEERNG. THAYER SCHOOL OF CVL Catalogue of Dartmouth College wth Thayer School of Cvl Eng Programme of the requstes for admsson. TORREY BOTANCAL CLUB. Memors, vol UNON UNVERSTY. Annual catalogue U. S. BUREAU OF AMERCAN REPUBLCS. Handbook of the Amercan Republcs Manual de la Republcas Amercanas. Annual reports, 1891, 1892 and Bulletn, nos. 18,32,33, 42,51,52,54, 55, 57,58, 61, 62, 6> and monthly bulletn, December, 1893-June, Commercal nomenclature, 2 vols Commercal drectores, 9 bulletns Foregn commerce of the Amercan Republcs. 1S91. mport dutes of the dfferent Amercan Republcs, 10 vols. 89-'92. Patent and trade-mark laws of Amerca Money, weghts and measures of the Amercan Republcs Coal and petroleum n Columba

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55 Oct. 1895, Annual Report of the Drector. 47 WSCONSN ACADEMY OF SCENCES, ARTS AND LETTERS. Transactons. 1876, '78, '82, '86, '89, '92, 95. AVSCONSN AGRCULTURAL EXPERMENT STATON. Annual reports 5 vols., loth and th WSCONSN STATE HSTORCAL SOCETY. Annual report 2nd, 3rd, 2st-23rd, 25th, 26th, 28th-32nd. Report and collectons Collectons State Hstorcal Socety, \'ols. 11 and Proceedngs, 34th, 36th-42nd annual meetngs. 1887, ' Free sol party of Wsconsn, by T. C. Smth Bblography of Wsconsn. Authors nd trennal catalogue of the portrat gallery WORCESTER FREE PUBLC LBRARY. Catalogue of the Crculatng Department Supplement to catalogue th annual report AVORCESTER POLYTECHNC NSTTUTE. 25th annual catalogue WORLDRALWAY PUBLSHNG CO. Classcal portfolo of prmtve carrers, by Marshall M. Krkman WYOMNG AGRCULTURAL COLLEGE AND EXPERMENT STATON. Annual report for WYOMNG UNVERSTY. Catalogue for YALE UNVERSTY. Catalogue A., Carson Cty, Nev. Report of managng drector Nevada Exhbt Mdwnter Far Report of Nevada State Board of World's Far Commssoners YERNGTON^ J. LOANS AND DEPOSTS. DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY. PROF. ALLAN MARQUAND, Prnceton, N. J. 24 lantern sldes of Yucatan subjects. C. F. MLLSPAUGH, Feld Columban Museum. 160 speces plants, herbarum specmens -West Vrgna. DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY. NEW YORK STATE MUSEUM, Albany, N. Y. Trplte. RCHARD D'ALLY, Harrson, Ark. 20 crystallzed specmens, lead and znc ores. O. P. HAY, Feld Columban Museum. Jaw of Porthens thaunas. PROF. A. H. COLE, Chcago. framed bromde photograph of Palaaster Euchars. CHAS. P. RCHARDSON, Prnceton, 111. Photo-negatve flms of mnng scenes. DEPARTMENT OF HSTORY. NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHNGTON, D. C. 3 Columbus Caravels and equpage.

56 > ' l^ FlKLD Co.1 MAM Mt <»l GEUK'. J. C. M HKRMAV! ol the j Krouts and >f hc WfrM'a Columban DK'AKTMHNT OF NDLSTHAL AHTS. VfKKWY ART fc t>- ror ATNG rn. New York. \ \ > rs Wll! 1 r wlh carved wood frame..kc H>rc«l.. Nf ATT. Ml \N rh;r.ro. nkpaktmknt OF ZOOLOGY. 2 lar. molltsk Trttta fff^ds. KHK. C Mass. '' LHKAKY.! lurrffar). Feld (Mlumhan MopMrn. < rs > r V N, Feld ^'Mnna >.srt. 4 4 vohnes. (.rstav A. K. Hhla. \v "! gantskehr C.F. MM! ^P\«;.!> and pamphlets. t \ V ' ' ' rum omnum hucusque cogntorum. P. A. Saccardo. EXCHANGES. DFPAHTMENT OF BOTANY. HARV.XRD COLLKGK. Cambrdge, M.155. lot speces platts. )-r\ktmknt OF GFOLOGV V, Mammoth and 1 1 «^ A t. < fc. t. H<» "^ ;contc.

57 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 49 FOR EXAMNATON. DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY. S. D. MTCHELL, Rpon, Ws. Archeologcal collecton Wsconsn. W. W. BLAKE, Mexco Cty, Mex. 2 collectons of antqutes Mexco. EDMOND JOHNSON, Dubln, reland. Communon plates. E. O. MATTHEWS, Mexco Cty, Mex. 90 specmens of antqutes Mexco. DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY. PROF. L. H. PAMMEL, Ames, owa. 15 speces of Euphorba. PROF. WLLAM TRELEASE, St. Lous, Mo. Plants of genus Etphorba. O. S. WHTMORE, Chcago. speces plant. DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY. DR. L. VAN PATTEN, Chcago. Supposed meteorte. H. B. DERR, Chcago. Unknown Paleozoc crustacean. Tooth of fsh of the Carbonferous era. ALVN JO-NER, Polo, 111. Fossl mammal tooth. WLLAM H. FREDRCK, Coldwater, Mch. 3 peces of lmestone (supposed meteorte). MRS. C.M.WNSTON, Chcago. Orthoceras and cthyocrmus Chcago lmestone. MR. YEAKLE, Baltmore, Md. Ol-bearng shale. DR. G. M. EMRCK, Chcago. Trachyte Montana. E.S. STRATTON, Chcago. Gold ore Crpple Creek, Col. JOSEPH ARGYLL, Coal Cty, 111. Carbonferous fossls. DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY. PROF. J. B. STEERE, Ann Arbor, Mch. Collecton of shells, nsects and mammals. 64 mjmmals n alcohol. DENTON BROTHERS, Wellesley, Mass. Mounted fsh and model of snake. MORRS GBBES, Kalamazoo, Mch. 1 1 frogs and Salamanders. PROF. C. B. CORY, Boston, Mass. Small collecton of vertebrate anmals. DEPARTMENT OF ORNTHOLOGY. C. P. HOWE,,Waukesha, Ws. Brds. ^

58 ' r 50 Fxn Columban Mt K^pokts, Vol.. THR(M'r,l \\l'seua\ LMThl FONS. DK'AKMNT Ol' ANT1K()'()L()C ^ A SON V. ARMO'R fxltdnon. ^;''.<. Kncn-, Hm mplcfncnls. jewelry, and other arv cooj^k Mexf'' DKPAKTMKNT Ol HOTANV A.LM>N \ \. Sot). 4J photu uekalves. DKPAKTMllNT OF (.KOLOGY. A.l.SllN V AKNUH'R - X PKDTK )N. ;: 111. d onyx. Mexco. DEPARTMKNT OF ZOOLuo ^w >-»MN(;»> rvr ) HON. ALLSON V. 7 phoo n< 76 l/ans: 4 snakes; fsh; bat; 2 crahs; 2 nsects; 18 manun. "<k,!',s aul sktll<. AKMOlk KXMDTK N Reptles, tshes. cnstaccas, mnllusks, cchn<»clems, c>rals. Mufcre* an«l Cozunc slands. Yucatan. n:pahtm:nt of okm tolocy. SAN n<)mn(;o Kx'F.n ron. hrd skns. fljs <.. A ''N. COLLECTED BY CURATORS. dep\ktm:nt of r.fdt.onv '» ;.Ttd lk»t!drn!. -("hr.tjf* Dranage Canal, n V f. l. <>., Dmnaffe Canal. 'u\ rocks. Western 3-, Massarhu.sctts. 3 'CM'.n to^ss, Nt csten NLssachusetls. H W 1 «DKPAlv'TMFNT Ol-. ZOOLO.V <<. rnstarea. nsects, m _.-...,... hesplanes Rver. 4 3lv Momence. ll. PURCHASES. DEFAKTM:NT of ANTHKouLuu. at Shelhv. nd.. and 1 '.. - ^ - -- " :--a. 37 pantngs of Amercan ndans by George Catln.

59 Oct Annual Report of the Drector jars, 2 boats, 3 embroderes, and 2 sculptures. Egypt. 260 reproductons of Ancent Roman bronzes. Naples. Jewelry, charms, emblems, bottles, vases, bronze needles, surgcal nstruments, papyrus. Egypt. Collecton of 263 artcles of bronze and earthenware. Etruscan and Roman, Sculptured herogylphs and fgures, mummy cases, etc. Egypt. 2 glass cases, bronze pcture, mrror. Ancent Roman. 3 glass vases, 4 bronze vases. Ancent Roman. Navajo ndan woman's dress. Arzona. Collecton of ndan pottery, masks, blankets, pgments, etc. Arzona. 2 ladles, straner, bowl, trpod, vase. Egypt. Canopc jars, vases. Egypt. 25 specmens of Mummy cloth, papyrus. Egypt. Navajo Medcne Man's outlt.^ Arzona. DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY. Collecton of mnerals. Mcroscope, and petrographc apparatus for cuttng rock sectons. Relef maps of U. S. glacal area, of Mssour, Kentucky, Conn, and Mass. 5 slabs of red sandstone wth fossl tracks. Arzona. 25 fragments bones of extnct elephant. 18 mneral specmens. Chester, Mass. DEPARTMENT OF NDUSTRAL ARTS. Slver model of Hortcultural Buldng, World's Columban Exposton. 84 specmens of ndan textles. Loom wth raw materal. Congo, Afrca. 89 peces collecton of jewelry antque n character. Egypt, Etrura and Pompe. 1 1 cameos. 44 ntaglos. 30 peces of ceramc ware. DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY. whte deer. Carpenter's collecton of shells. Collecton of mammals and skeletons. Collecton of shells. Skeleton and skn of Florda Crocodle. 747 skns of rodents. 21 skulls of varous quadrupeds. Colored zoologcal sldes. 3 mounted mammals, Afrca. 16 skns and skulls of mammals, Afrca. Skns of small mammals. Black Bass, Jack Salmon, 2 Trout-Perch. Chcago. 3 mammals Bear, Wld Ass and Hartebeest. Asa and South Amerca. Kudu Afrca. 9 young and half grown turtles. DEPARTMENT OF ORNTHOLOGY. albno half-grown Wood-chuck Saranac Lake, N. J. Collecton of brd skns representng the fauna of North and Central Amerca, Mexco and the West ndes, ncludng 55 types of speces. Group of two Eder Ducks n glass cases. 386 Colorado brd skns, 114 speces. LBRARY volumes purchased (516 orders). 94 perodcals subscrbed for. 587 volumes " Cory Ornthologcal Lbrary."

60 '-. ; c ' 52 Feld Co.rMnAS Muskum Kk.m»<!j, Vtn Akmclls o ncokpokaton. STAT O LLNOS DKPAKTMRNT OF STATF. W.LlAU H. HNRlCHSEN, Secretary of SttU : T«> ALL T«> Whom These Presents Shall Comk. (RErtng: the olvrc <; /(>.... <%-rtfcate duly s: '..... '' < -' '-nvn^ brcn tled n the orvtanraton of the COl.l'MUAN M'... ;l *'.r)- f State, o rr, A. ). 1893, for wth the pr \u A«.l - '... V of whch attached. OF < CHCAGO, under and n ratons." ap:or>- lhcre<«f. a Ntnv, therefore,, Wllam H. Hnrchscn. Secretary of State of the State of ll)ns. by vrtue of the powers and dutc!«vested n me by law, do hereby certfy ^ElM OF CHCAGO, s a legally organucd.,.*.....,...,. Stale. n l.stmof tf...,/ \ berr'- ^ ^ -! cause ' f--' ^ t^--'».-. Seal of State. Cty - \(a\\ < the year of our Lord one thousand eght hundre<l and nnety-three, and o( the ndependence of the Unted States the one hundred and ew'^ '-"-'-'-^. W " " \. X SEAL J, c.. TO Jlu.N. Sr w l-ulam u. unklmm.n.. St «T V \.t "< V U c. the x- «tn?> " '' ' ^' A..Act > latory thereof: and that for the purposes of such orv we ; hereby state as follows, to wt: T!. namr..f «. l rork^.rt( 'T'. \ \' \TfSFt'M OF rn; :. he object (or whch 11 s formef s for the accumulaton and dssemna- ' ' ' aton and exhbton of objects llustratng An

61 Oct Annual Report of the Drector The management of the aforesad museum shall be vested n a Board of Ffteen ( 15 ) Trustees, fve of whom are to be elected every year. 4. The followng named persons are hereby selected as the Trustees for the frst year of ts corporate exstence: Ed. E. Ayer, Charles B. Farwell, George E. Adams, George R. Davs, Charles L. Hutchmson, Danel H. Burnham, John A. Roche, M. C. Bullock, Eml G. Hrsch, James W. Ellsworth, Allson V. Armour, O. F. Alds, Edwn Walker, John C. Black and Frank W. Gunsaulus. 5. The locaton of the Museum s n the Czfy of Chcago, County of Cook, and State of //fos. George E. Adams, C. B. Farwell, Sdney C. Eastman, F. W. Putnam, Robert Mc- Murdy, Andrew Peterson, L. J. Gage, Charles L. Hutchnson, Ebenezer Buckngham, Andrew McNally, Edward E. Ayer, John M. Clark, Herman H. Kohlsaat, George Schneder, Henry H. Getty, Wllam R. Harper, Frankln H. Head, E. G. Keth, J. rvng Pearce, Azel F. Hatch, Henry Wade Rogers, Thomas B. Bryan, L. Z. Leter, A. C. Bartlett, A. A. Sprague, A. C. McClurg, James W. Scott, Geo. F. Bssell, John R. Walsh, Chas. Ftzsmons, John A. Roche, E. B. McCagg, Owen F. Alds, Ferdnand W. Peck, James H. Dole, Joseph Stockton, Edward B. Butler, John McConnell,R. A. Waller, H.C. Chatfeld-Taylor, A. Crawford, Wm.Sooy Smth, P. S. Peterson, John C. Black, Jno. J. Mtchell, C. F. Gunther, Geo. R. Davs, Stephen A. Forbes, Robert W. Patterson, Jr., M. C. Bullock, Edwn Walker, Geo. M. Pullman, Wllam E. Curts, James W. Ellsworth, Wllam E. Hale, Wm. T. Baker, Martn A. Ryerson, Huntngton W. Jackson, N. B. Ream, Norman Wllams, Melvlle E. Stone, Bryan Lathrop, Elphalet W. Blatchford, Phlp D. Armour. STATE OF LLNOS, ) ss. Cook County. (, G. R. Mtchell, a Notary Publc n and for sad County, do hereby certfy that the foregong pettoners personally appeared before me and acknowledged severally that they sgned the foregong petton as ther free and voluntary act for the uses and purposes theren set forth. Gven under my hand and notaral seal ths 14th day of September, (Seal) G. R. MTCHELL, Notary Publc, Cook County,., CHANGE OF NAME. Pursuant to a resoluton passed at a meetng of the corporate members held the name of the COLUMBAN MUSEUM was to FELD COLUMBAN MUSEUxM. A certfcate to ths effect was the 25th day of June, 1894, changed fled June 26, 1894, n the offce of the Secretary of State for llnos.

62 " fe.s ' ' 54 Fu.* Columban Mr^ lurtus. \'... AWNDfJ) BV-LAW'S. ARTK.l 1 \t t \f ^ Sk«Tox. M'.. lut Members..fr ^'..>... Sft. ;. Mrmtx!' Mctnlers, Cur><>rat«as arc sclectetl from tme tn lme by the Roanl nf Trustees at any of ts meetngs, and who shall pay an annual fee ol ten «n thrty clays after notce of elr'''-»nd wthn:... o.....^' annual lalc. he falure of. at. to make such. nent and such annual payments wthn sad tme shall, at the opton of the Hoard of Tnstees, be ground of forfeture of annua' p.... " ' M,. tn'..r<l,;t, chall enttle the member to: and famly to the Museum on any day. Frst.- F 5a <'«</. " en tckets every year admttng the nrarer to the Mu-scum on pay days. Thr. A ton of the Museum sold at the entrance door, a! ; -,... Fouft' ;atons to all receptons, lectures or other entenanments whch may be gven at the M^' the art < to, tme bv the Hoard of Tnstees at anv of ts meetngs, upon the recommendat«n of. that such 1 n the artcles of pr ' - " ' respectve electon, pay nto the treasury the sum <>f twenty dollars ^%2oxK\ or more. Tt shall, at '!.... m«p. Tl. > after the frst year of membershp, and no one - c rghts of a corporate pa* '"'. NJp. '- rrson payng mto the treasury the sum of lve hundred d< l>e chosen a.;...-.., ;; T of thr Ev members shall be exempt from all dues. - shall be chosen by the Board of Trustees upon recr>mmend-."^ the

63 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 55 aton of the Executve Commttee from among persons who have rendered emnent servce to the Museum. They shall be exempt from all dues, and by vrtue of ther electon as patrons shall also be corporate members. Sec. 6. Honorary members shall be chosen from among persons who have rendered emnent servce to scence, art or mechancs. They shall be chosen by a vote of the Trustees, and only upon unanmous nomnaton of the Executve Commttee. They shall be exempt from all dues. n commemoraton of the 14th day of October honorary members shall not be more than fourteen n number at any one tme. Sec. 7. All members of whatever class shall be elgble to appontment upon commttees other than the Executve Commttee. ARTCLE. OFFCERS. Secton. The Board of Trustees named n the artcles of assocaton shall contnue n offce untl the annual meetng n the year 1894, wth power to fll vacances occurrng n the meantme. Before the date of such annual meetng sad Trustees shall dvde themselves by lot nto three classes of fve each, the term of offce of one class to expre at the annual meetng of 1894, of another class at the annual meetng of 1895, and of another class at the annual meetng of The Board of Trustees, at ts last regular meetng before the annual meetng n each year, shall elect by ballot from among the corporate members fve persons as Trustees -to serve for a term of three years, and untl ther successors are elected and qualfed, and vacances n the Board of Trustees occurrng n the nterval between such annual electons may be flled by a vote of the Board at any regular meetng. Sec. 2. The other offcers shall be Presdent, two Vce-Presdents, Secretary and Treasurer, and an Executve Commttee of four persons, who shall be chosen by ballot by the Board of Trustees from ther own number as early as practcable after the annual meetng n each year. The Presdent shall be ex offco a. m&mher of the Executve Commttee, n addton to the other four members. The Secretary and Treasurer may, or may not, be the same person, and the Secretary may, or may not, be a corporate member. Any offcer may be removed at any regular meetng of the Board of Trustees by a vote of two-thrds of all the members of the Board. Vacances n any offce may be flled by the Board at any meetng. Sec. 3. The Presdent shall appont from among the Trustees a Commttee on Fnance, a Commttee on Property, an Audtng Commttee, and a Commttee on Buldngs and Grounds, who shall serve durng the pleasure of the Board. Sec. 4. The offcers shall perform such dutes as ordnarly appertan to ther respectve offces, and such other dutes as the Board of Trustees may from tme to tme devolve upon them. The Treasurer shall gve bond n such amount and wtu such surety as shall be approved by the Executve Commttee, and shall dsburse the funds of the Museum only n accordance wth the drectons of the Executve Commttee, upon the sgnature and counter-sgnature of such offcers as the Executve Commttee shall empower thereto. Sec. 5. The Executve Commttee shall have full control of the affars of the Museum, under the general supervson of the Board of Trustees.

64 56 Fu nun Ml Kr'K^, \' ARTn T " MKK S.s. V. n conconon «)( th' rhrukt»hcr r- then u M> th' lran».('t such \n\ rh tlr. v >n> " the t.mtr Hll mcet- m^* f wrtten by mal such tl>'» ^ t) conm>ralc mcnlmrrs of the lnp r K»se of frst \ Aprl and lulv o! a: may be called by the Presdent at c ly the wrtten ARTCLK V. AMKNDMF.NTS. ON. These By-Laws may be amended at any regular meetng of the Trustees by a two-thrds' vote of all the members present, provded the a: -'«l at the last regular meetng precedng, or ' ' " sl.,, '" nmttcc.

65 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 57 CORPORATE MEMBERS. GEO. E. ADAMS O. F. ALDS ALLSON V. ARMOUR PHLP D. ARMOUR ED. E. AYER WM. T. BAKER A. C. BARTLETT JOHN C. BLACK WATSON F. BLAR ELPHALET W. BLATCHFORD THOMAS B. BRYAN EBENEZER BUCKNGHAM M. C. BULLOCK DANEL H. BURNHAM EDWARD B. BUTLER JOHN M.CLARK W. J. CHALMERS H. C. CHATFELD-TAYLOR A. CRAWFORD WM. E. CURTS GEO. R. DAVS JAMES H. DOLE SDNEY C. EASTMAN JAMES W. ELLSWORTH CHAS. FTZSMONS L. J. GAGE HENRY H. GETTY FRANK W. GUNSAULUS C. F. GUNTHER WM. E. HALE WM. R. HARPER AZEL F. HATCH FRANKLN H. HEAD H. N. HGNBOTHAM EML G. HRSCH CHAS. L. HUTCHNSON H. W. JACKSON ARTHUR B. JONES E.G. KETH HERMAN H. KOHLSAAT BRYAN LATHROP L. Z. LETER E. B. McCAGG A. C. McCLURG JOHNMcCONNELL CYRUS H. Mccormck ROBERT McMURDY ANDREW McNALLY GEO. MANERRE JOHN J. MTCHELL ROBERT W. PATTERSON FERD. W. PECK ANDREW PETERSON P. S. PETERSON J. RVNG PEARCE GEO. M. PULLMAN N. B. REAM JOHN A. ROCHE HENRY WADE ROGERS MARTN A. RYERSON GEORGE SCHNEDER JOSEPH STOCKTON BYRON L. SMTH WM. SOOY SMTH A. A. SPRAGUE MELVLLE E. STONE EDWN WALKER R. A. WALLER JOHN R. WALSH NORMAN WLLAMS DECEASED. JAMES W. SCOTT GEORGE F. BSSELL

66 5» FE.u Co.fMHAN Museum Keuk S, \\n Lrr:.\\ea\blk. /. //;«r^tytnrt of fve ht$urfd,l>rr,. \V.. CHALMKKS. HONORARY WnMB^R- ( \S. B. COKV. PATRON. ALLSON V. AKMorK

67 Oct Annl'al Report of the Drector. SO- ANNUAL MEMBERS. ABEL, JONATHAN ADAMS, CHARLES ADAMS, CYRUS H. ADLER, DANKMAR ALLEN, W. L ALLERTON, ROBERT H. ALLERTOX, MRS. S. W. AMBERG, \VLLL\M A. ANDREWS, W. H. ANSLEY, ROBERT ARMOUR, BARBARA ARMOUR, GEORGE A. ARMS, W. A. ARNOLD,]. B. AVERY, FRANK M. BAKER, ALFRED L. BAKER, FRANK BAKER, SAMUEL BALEY, EDWARD P. BALEY, E. W. BALDWN, WLLS M. BALLARD, ORVLLE W. BANE, OSCAR F. BANGA, DR. HENRY BARNES, CHARLES J. BARNHART, ARTHUR M. BARRELL, JAMES BARRETT, JOHN P. BARRETT, S. E. BARRNGTON, CHARLES V. BARTLETT, JOSAH C. BARTLETT, WLLLVM H. BATCHELLER, W. BAUER, PHL. C. BEACH, F. G. BEAUVAS, E. A. BECK, CHARLES A. BECKER, A. G. BEECHER, MRS. JEROME BEDLER, H. A. BEDLER, FRANCS BEFELD, JOSEPH BELDEN, J. S. BELDNG, MRS. L. S. BENNETT, THOMAS BENSLEY, JOHN R. BENTLEY, CYRUS BERRY, H. J. BCKFORD, R. K. BDDLE, GEORGE W. A. BDDLE,W. B. BLLNGS, C. K. G. BLLNGS, DR. FRANK BNGHAM, A. E. BRKHOFF, JR., GEORGE BLACKMARR, FRANK H. BLACKSTONE, T. B. BLAR, CHAUNCEY J. BLAR, HENRY A. BLAR, LYMAN BLAR, WLLAM BLANCHARD, WLLAM BLANE, MRS. EMMONS BLSS, SAMUEL E. BLODGETT, H. W. BLUM, EDGAR C. BOAL, CHARLES T. BOLTON, JAMES BONFELD,JOHN BOOTH, A. BOOTH, W.VERNON BORDEN, JAMES U. BORDEN, JOHN BORLAND, MRS. JOHN J. BOTSFORD, HENRY BOUTON, C. B.

68 ' ' ' ' S ' \E tx) FK.n Co.'MUN MtsfcLM Kkh^k lolton. N. S. HRAD.KY. j. HAkl.l-.V Hk \!)\\ M..WKS t. \\ n> K HK m >uk- J. wvu T..nv >-; 'v..mun HKo\VN.(. okr.r r HK<»\VN. <>H\ Hkt)\\ N. ohn H. HK\\ \. \\ HkMWM. HKoWN. K H KH! H!N K, n. 1)1.. s. Blkl.KY. A. H. ' NCK A. V N.N :. ' H. NHAM.ASTN A, n K n>n.,k (;R.\Nn s. lvk.w.a r.kn. '. V. \ T T s \Vrt MT-f L.Xkl'l N K. MS k«\ CAkH>\. L..\. CHAMH.kLN....\l. CAND.KR.CC. C.\N).f:k. FkANK R. chand.k. r.vn»\ k. LH.M'N. Mk.S..M. A. CHAPMAN. MRS. J. DEERK (. H.M''.. (. H. 11' ' ' ' ' ' \ M :.s C. c. CHASE. S. 11 CHASE. L M. C ^ f ' ' ' C CLARK. A.SON E. C.AkK.(,KnK(;F. M. C. AkK. jonah \\ CLARK. \V. D. CLAkK F.CLNTON C. CLARKE, L. H. CLFF. CAFT. «>HN CLAY. JOHN, c.orn. jnu. U. com,.s. j. CdFUN.C. H. Col.HY. JOHN A. COLMN. W lam H. (( )\t W vl \ Ml t.- ^M < «.NK.N(,. Al CO ( n.\,.s 1. U' K 1' Ml.N C ' C COkWTH. CHARLES R. E. F. ^_.M H. MRS. «J.VMES COWAN. \V. 1'. COX. ALFRED J. COX. R. COY..M - CH R HELL. R.S. :R. MRS. CHARLES E. ClM MNGS. E. A. Cl'R S, ). H. ("SFK.. k. DAL. DR. JOHN \V. DAMSEL. NV. L DANA. AkTHlk D. DA\ S. CHA.S. K. DAVS. HARRY G. DAVS. LEWS H. DAY. A n RT M. DAY. C L\ TN A. DAYTON. MELVLLE E. DEAKN. HARRY DFAN. THA). DLKRNC. WLLAM DeKOVEN. JOHN DELANO. F. A. DKW - '^^^ \NCS J. DKW \ D n. DCK. A. B. DL. MAN. L. M. DOANF. W. DomNS. TH'MAS S. DOXJE. GEORGE E. P. DORR. GEORGE J.

69 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 61 DOW, WLLAM C. DOWNS, C. S. DRAKE, JOHN B. DUDDLESTON, GEORGE DUMMER,W. F. DEMMLER, K. DUNHAM, MSS M. V. DURAND, ELLOTT DURAND, H. C. DWEN, JAMES C. DWGHT,JOHNH. EAMES, L. H. EDDY, CLARENCE EDMONDS, HOWARD O. EDSON, J. M. EGAN, WLEY M. ESENDRATH, W. N. ELLOTT, EDW^ARD S. ELLOTT, W. S. JR., ELTONHEAD, E. Y. EMMERCH, CHARLES ENGERT, DR. ROSA H. ETHERDGE, MRS. J. H. EVANS, ORN L. EVERNGHAM, L. EWNG, WLLAM G. FAR, R. M. FATHORN, J. N. FARGO, CHARLES FARNSWORTH, GEORGE FARRAR, MRS. ARTHUR FAY, C. N. FEATHERSTONE, A. FELSENTHAL, H. FERGUSON, B. F. FERGUSON, CHAS. H. FSCHER, FREDERCK FSH, STUYVESANT FSHER, L. G. FTCH, M. J. FLANNERY, J.L. FLERSHEM, LEM.W. FLOWER, JAMES M. FOLTZ, FRTZ FORD, J. S. FOREMAN, EDWN G. FOREMAN, OSCAR G. FORREST, WLLAM H. FORSYTH, ROBERT FORSYTH, R. CLARKE FOSTER, SAMUEL B. FOWLER, E. M. FRANK, HENRY L. FRANK, JOSEPH FRANK, MAX FREER, NATHAN M. FREES, B. M. FREYTAG, MORTZ FULGHUM, B. W. FULLER, O. F. GAGE, ALBERT S. GANS, LEOPOLD GARRSON, MRS. M. HARROLD GARTZ,ADOLPHF. GARVEY, JOHN W. GATES, RYERSON D. GAYLORD, FREDERC GERALDNE, DON GEROW, F. P. GBBS, JAMES S. GFFORD, C. E. GFFORD,.CUSHMAN GVNS, ROBERT C. GLESSNER, J. J. GOODFELLOW,MRS. WM. GOODRCH, A. W. GOODWN, DANEL GORDON, EDWARD K. GORMULLY, R. PHLP GRAHAM, EUGENE GREEN, O. B GREY, CHARLES F. GREY, WLLAM L. GRDLEY, NELSON C. GRFFN, T. A. GRSWOLD, E. P. GROSS, S. E. GROSSMTH, ALFRED GUON, GEORGE MURRAY GUNNNG, ROBERT J. HANES, T. L. HALLE, LOUS HAMBLETON, C. J. HAMBLETON, EARL L. HAMER, R. W. HAMLTON, HENRY E. HAMLTON,. K. HANECY, ELBRDGE HANLON, JOHN J. HARAHAN, J. T. HARBECK, EUGENE

70 KlK.» CO.UMUAN MUSEl'M RKP'n'. Vol... HAKhlM. AMOS J. n \K<.kKA\ KS.OEuv'.. HAKKl^ ^ t H ARRl Kr.K H. AKkl>. John k. H AKKS. M ADS'V >' H AKKS. N. \V. HARTMAN. SA.\ HAR\ KY. TK l\«.lon W. HAnK... KRtDllKlCK T HA\ NS. A. K HAYES. D. H H ARD. >\VH,H.ANLKO^ H AM..KN.sr W. HKMMK.C.ARN. H. H.N>KRSON.CHAR.r.S M. H NMN<'.. HR FRANCS A. HlKHAKl). K.V. S. HN >. KnVAR) HOARD. CHAR. S D. HoHN). A..X. Hot,.. Hol.M^ : luh.nom. J> HO.T. ). R. HO r.(,kor(;k H. HOPKNS. JOHN P. HoRNKR. SAAC HOSKNS. W..AM HorC.H.t HAR KS R. Horc,Hr.l.lN(.. AMS.. HOWARD. RKDKRCK HoW.AND. WA.TKR M. HoVNK. jas. T. H*. HM. MARVN HLL. MORTON B. HCN. lam S A Hre HSS..r.l.NK R. HC HNSON.MRS. B. P. HYDK. JAMKS NKVNS LFK. W..AM H. NC.ALS, DR. KPHRAM NCrAl.S. FLKTCHF.K 1.. NCR AH AM. MRS. C. S. NSLL. SAMl'KL SBF.STKR.T. SHAM. EDWARDS. JACKSON. HFRMAN B JANFS. JOHN J. JENKNS, T. R. JENKNS. WLTON A. Jl DR. ROBERT H. J( N. HERBERT B. JOHNMN. J. M. W. v. JnllN^oN. JoHN^UN D r JON -.C.E. J Jl 'NuN. HARRY 'HMT KAMMFRFR. Ft.. ' K \\ ANAt.M Kl.l KER. 1 KEELER.HERVEY E. Kl KB. A BFRT Kll'. W..AM F. Kl " ^''f r< t H. KDSoN KETH. W. scon KE.LEV. DAVD KF.UH.C. MRS. L.. KEL.oC.(.. JAMES B. Ml LOT,. KEM.o( ".(.. KKNNE T. FRANCS J. KENT. THO.MAS KEOC.H.EVC.ENE KEW.EV.'). R. KMBA... Er.ENE S. KMHA... (.FORCE F. KMBALL. MRS. MARK KMBALL. W. W. KNC. M.NRV W. K1KCHBFK(.FR. S. H. Kl LNE. HENR^ KNKHT. MRS. WLLAM M. KNOTT. HENRY A. Koc HERSBER(.ER.D. H. KoEHLER. THOMAS N. LAFLN. ALBERT S. LAFLN. ARTHR K. LAFLN, r.eorc.e H. LAFLN. No. V. LAFLN. LYCURCrs LAMB. C HAS. A. LAMB. FRANK H. LAM'TON. MRS. A. D. LANGDON. R. B LART/. W.C C. LAWRENCE. EDWARD F. LAWSON. VCTOR F. LAV. A. TRACY. LE.ACH. THOS. A.

71 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 63 LeBAROX, wa. LEFENS, THES J. LEGNER, WM. LETER, JOSEPH. LELAND, WARREN F. LEV, HENRY C. LEVY, ALEXANDER H. LEWS, JAMES F. LEWS, MRS. WLLAM G. LEYENBERGER, CHARLES LGHTNER, MLTON C. LNCOLN, ROBERT T. LNN, W. R. LLOYD, EVAN LOCKE, JOHN M. LOEWENTHAL, B. LOGAN, F. G. LOMBARD, JOSAH L. LONG, EUGENE C. LORD, GEORGE S. LORD, J. B. LOSS, C. E. LOWY, HAMAN LUDLAM, DR. R. LUNT, ORRNGTQN LYFORD, O. S. LYFORD, W. H. LYON, GEORGE M. LYON, THOMAS R. McCREA, W. S. Mcdonald, j. s. mcellgott, thomas g. McGURE, REV. H. McKNLEY, WLLAM B. McKEEVER, JAMES L. McKNLOCK, GEORGE A. McKNLOCK, WLLAM H. McLEAN, W. A. Mclennan, j. a. McNALLY, ANDREW McNEL, MALCOLM McVCKER,J. H. McWTLLAMS, LA FAYETTE MacGEAGH, JOHN W. MacVEAGH, FRANKLN MAR, CHARLES A. MALLETTE, J. P. MANASSE, LOUS MANSON, WLLAM MANSURE, E.L. MANVEL, MRS. ANNA F. MARK, CLAYTON MARKWALD, LEUT. ERNST MARSH, CHARLES A. MARSHALL, GEORGE E. MARSTON, THOS. B. MARTN, DR. FRANKLN H. MASON, EDWARD G. MATHEWS, GEORGE W. MATTHESSEN, C. H. MAURER, WLLAM MAY, HORATO N. MAYER, DAVD MAYER, LEVY MAYO, J. B. MEAD, W. L. MEARS, CHARLES MERRCK, L. C. MERRYWEATHER, GEORGE MEYER, SAAC MEYER, MRS. M. A. MDDLETON, GEORGE MLLER, CHARLES P. MLLER, DeLASKE MLLER, HENRY G. MLLER, THOMAS MLLER, DR. TRUMAN W. MLLKEN, WALTER L. MLLS, FRANK O. MLNOR, LLOYD MTCHELL, J. J. MXER, C. H. S. MOORE, LAWRENCE C. MOORE, JAMES HOBART MOORE, N. G. MOORE, SLAS M. MOORE, WLLAM H. MORGAN, GEO. C. MORSON, GEORGE S. MORRS, EDWARD MORRS, RA MORRS, NELSON MORSE, CHARLES J. MORSE, JAY C. MOULTON, D. A. MOULTON, GEORGE M. MUHLKE, JOSEPH H. MULLKEN, A. H. MULLKEN, CHARLES H. MUNRO, WLLAM MURDOCH, THOMAS MURDOCK, DR. E. P.

72 1 H>V.! K C.. \, \ <>4 F»:.> Columban M skum Reports, Vo V ^ m AN. Arxn.PH \ HW.H.KMW NK; U kkn m;u 1.; K K(,. «..,.K \. V \\ 1 t ). S. NO. AN. j»>h\ NoK ON. UoKAlO N. No NOYKS..A\ KKN ol MM. H.ODOR.. JOHN A y 1^. «.KnRCK r. N, HLNkVA. ORNE. FRANK SAYKK HAK S T. L. OTS. L. H. PALMER. MLTON J. PALMK. PRCVAL n. WrN. MRS. K. A. 'AKKKR. A. K. PARKER. FRANCS W. XKKKR. F. W. lakk - ' 'UN C. PA!! W. R. 'M K.(K(»R(.E R. 11 (K.WALTER L. k- w H.,! P. 1. N. T ( r M'.tNE. A. < N. : n. t..' na.l-. L. W \M \ F. * NE S. A. PNK. W. PTKN. HARVEY E. 'M \r' \THAN \V 'MMt. loll. P(H! K. H.. (RANK \V. -..,R. MK- " ' \ F. PoRTER. \VA -ron POTTER. OR R N W. PR^^ ' N.,.,.. PRM! S. P f P.M.\, l>k.ll.\kll..s M. QUCK. JOHN H. S RABER. P. \V. RAN). H M N (. RANUAL.. rh»\ V. 1- R.W. R.\NK n RAVNER. JAM RAWSnN.sTHKN \V. ^' "^ RFKC \ REHM, REH). W. H RFW. HENRY C. Rj.-^v<t t< <-,rt:'r;r n Rlln: RCE. UR. N. B. RCARH.S. J, T. R K KC< )R )S. r.eorr.f F rum; WAY, WM. RPLEY. E. P.' RoK.CHAS. S. RODMAN. SAMfM ROLOSON, R. \ ROOD. ROSF.Nm.k,.,.\v T. ' knskvfeld. MALRK F k' 1 HAL. LSA.VC K HAL. K«'^1 N.M, kotlshld. A. M. «'^» \ \ ROTHSCHLD. FRED ROWl, Mk^. ( HAR.ESH. SABN..\. R. SATT FY. W. N SAW SCH.N 1 /., 1 ll t M " U\. ScnN T/ rm ( n S«PuLD SCHMh.. or,h A. SCHMD. L. SCHMOr. o. L. SCHMDTT. ANTHONY SCHNFDKk.olTOC. SCHNKkNf;. " " - SCHWAkT/.C, SCULL, HENkY ' 1'..

73 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 65 SEARS JOSEPH SEAVERNS, JR., GEORGE A. SECKEL, ALBERT SEDERHOLM, E. T. SEPP, MRS. C. SEPP, W. C. SELZ, MORRS SENN.MRS. N. SERCOMB, ALBERT L. SEWELL, BARTON SHAFFER, J. C. SHANKLAND, EDWARD C. SHAW, GLBERT B. SHEDD, JNO. G. SHEPARD, J. H. SHEPARD, MRS. HENRY MAR- TYN SHERWOOD, H. M. SHERWOOD, MARC SHPMAN, DANEL B. SHORTALL, JOHN G. SHUTE, JOHN W. SEGEL, FERDNAND SMM, JAMES C. SMMONS, J. J. SMONDS, GLBERT SMONS, DR. CHARLES J. SNGER, A. L. SKNNER, THE MSSES SLOCUM, J. E. SLOSSON, ANSON H. SMTH, CHARLES HEAD SMTH, CHARLES MATHER SMTH, F. B. SMTH, JOHN C. SMTH, ORSON SMTH, ROBERT J. SNELL, MRS. HENRETTA SNOW, MSS HELEN E. SNYDER, REV. CHAS. C. SODEN, G. A. SOLLTT, OLVER SONTAG, FRTZ SOMERVLLE, ROBERT SOBER, ALEX. C. SOPER.JAMESP. SOUTHWELL, H. E. SPALDNG.JESSE SPENCE, MRS. ELZABETH E. SPRAGUE, O. S. A. STANLEY, FRANK W. STANTON, W. A. STEELE, HENRY B. STCKNEY, MRS. EDWARD S. STLES, JOSAH STRLNG, W. R. STOCKTON, JOHN T. STRAHORN, ROBERT STRAUS, SMON STROBEL, C. L. STUART, ROBERT STUDEBAKER, PETER E. SULLVAN, LOUS H. TAYLOR, SAMUEL G. TEMPLETON, THOMAS THORNE, GEORGE R. TFFANY, H. S. TLTON, MRS. L.J. TOBEY, FRANK B. TREAT, CHARLES P. TRPP, C.E. TRUAX, CHARLES TRUDE, A. S. TRUE, ALBERT W. TRUMBULL, JOHN H. TURBN, DR. LOUS M. TURNER, E.A. TURNER, VOLUNTNE C. TYRRELL,JOHN TYSON, RUSSELL UHLEN, EDWARD G. UPTON, GEORGE P. VAN HAMM, F. R. VERLNG, LOUS VERLNG, ROBERT WACKER, CHARLES H. WAT, HORATO L. WALKER, ALDACE F. WALKER, AMOS W. WALKER, GEORGE C. WALKER, HENRY H. WALKER, JAMES R. WALKER, ROBERT P. WALKER, WM. B. WALKER, W. S. WALLER, EDWARD C. WARNER, EZRA J. WATKNS, WLLAM W. WATSON, A. D.

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75 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 67 LST OF DONORS OF WORLD'S COLUMBAN EXPOSTON STOCK. Aagard, J Abbott, A. H. &.. Company Abendpost Company, The.. Adar, John D Adams, F. F., Tobacco Company Adams, George E 200 Adams, J. McGregor... Adams & Westlake Co., The Adams, \Vm. Henr... Adler, Dankmar... Aken, Los M Aken, \Vm. Ajax Forge Company Frank Aldrch, J Allen, Benj. & Co 250 Allen, Charles L 25 Allen, E. L 5 Allen, E. L Allen, George E Allen, J. D 20 Aller, D. S Alt George E Alzen, Carl A r Amercan Cutlery Company. 25 Am. Emp. Lablty ns. Co., The 25 Amercan Exchange Nat'l Bank 500 Amercan Express Company Amercan Soda Fountan Co.. 25 Ames and Frost. Company. 100 Ames, H. D.., Anderson, D. F 10 Anderson, W. P 5 Andrews, Ellott R Andrews, W. J 5 Armour, Allson V Armsby, J. K., Company... Armstrong, Charles G.... Arnold Brothers Artngstall, Samuel G.... Atlas Nat'l Bank of. Chcago Austn, F. C F Ayer,B. Ayer, Ed. E Bach, Becker & Company.. Baeder, Adamson & Company Baker, Charles S Baker, Frank Baker & Vawter Company Baldng, Jenne M Baldwn, Anne S Baldwn, Chas. W Baldwn, John A Ballard, Addson Ballard, Thomas C Barbour, James J Barnes, J. M Barnhart Brothers &: Spndler Barnhart, Kenneth..., Barrett, J. P Barrett, S. E., Mfg. Co... Bartlett, Frazer & Co... Barton, E. M Batcheller, W. Bateman, S Battams, George E.... Baude, Frank W Bayley, Edwn F.... Becker, A. W note. The number of shares s equvalent to the number of dollars donated n each case, as the declared dvdend was ten per cent and the shares were ten dollars each.

76 ' ' 68 Feld Co.umuan M skm Rkports, Vol.. Um ker. P.. \' Compan lur Hve. The SO ;. '.. (. torjjc... lenard... 1 ' '... Conpany tell. C'>nd jt Cnmpany o l., \' Con >a)r 1. Trumbul! \ Co. Urnett. K. \V. t MDct. H. K. r.r;;tu-tt. K.. He lt, ( ' <.v r. lenllcy. Waller t;. Bcr:. A. Hrrt. Mss. ^'clnw tros. h:r.>th. Henry Hrr, Krc«l -".. Jr.. '--hup, A., \' Cnm >.» n-.»»p, Charles N< H.sscll.G. r Hlackwcll's Mrhau nbatco Co luakeldge, (;. W. Matrhfonl CartrlKc W nrks ] ' '' r<. K. \V.. \- Company 1... Arthur C llayncy, T. ' H. ckc. F. \V luss. Hul!.«nl \-. Gonnley luss. (.c.tcc H.... MHs. N. \V. Joake. A. V W>al.<.'harl< Hmc, Krc<l t^mhnan, A. ' "d kokjtrs 1 1. M.... Ho,.. \\ lham A. '.. -.' r.. 'Ktfj c< r " " npav lum-en, Arthur F. H. wn. "^trphen Uowrtt, >. 1. Hover, l.ous r'"\lc*. Charles nco..jr. 1. w A VV^

77 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 69 Byford, Henry T Byrne, Margaret Byrne, Sarah Cahn, B. R Cahn, Wampold & Company. Cameron, Amberg & Company Cameron, John McRae... Cameron, \V. F Cameron, W. H Campbell & Custer.... Cantrovtz, Harry S Cantrovtz, Admr. of J. S... Cantrovtz, Sol. M Carlsle, W. K Carlson, Alfred Carnall, J. M Carpenter, W. M Carter, L. J Carrngton, Wllam T.... Carse, Davd B Carson, Pre, Scott & Company Carter, E. P Cary, Eugene Case, J.., T. M. Co.,... Case & Martn Castle Shrt Company, The Catln, C. E Chace, L. J.. Chace, Paul Grswold.. Chace, Robert Arnold... Chadevck, J. P Chambers, J. B. & Co Champln, A. H Chandler, G. M Chandler, Joseph B Chapn & Gore Chesebro, W. H Chcago Arc Lght & Power Company Chcago Cty Ralway Co... Chcago Corset.. Company Chcago Edson Company, The Chcago Foldng Box Company Chcago Packng & Prov. Co. Chcago Rawhde Mfg. Co.. Chcago Screw Company Chcago Shot Tower Works Chcago Slate & Mantel Co. Chcago Sprng Butt Co. Chcago Sugar Refnng Co. Chcago Telephone Company Chcago Varnsh. Company 10 Chcago Wlmngton & Ver- 5 mllon Coal Company, The Chrstensen, A. L 50 Clark, Melvlle Clay & Forrest Clay, Robnson & Co Cleveland, L. D 2 3 Cleveland Twst Drll Co Cluett, Coon & Company Cobb, Henry ves 50 Cobb, S. B 100 Cobb, Thomas A Cochran, J. Lews Cohn, Danel A 20 Cole, George E., & Company 100 Colton, A. M. F 15 1 Coman, Seymour 10 2 Commercal Cable. Company Comstock, W. C Conkey, W. B Conover, C. H 10 1 Cook, Henry L 50 Cooldge, Wnthrop Cooldge, W. G 7 40 Cooper, John S Corn Exchange Bank 2 Cornell, Paul 15 2 Crandall, CD 3 Crane. Company Crane Elevator. Company Crawford, A Crerar, Adams & Company Crlly, W. M 25 2 Crtchell, R. S. & Co Crook, V. E 500 Crosby Steam Gage & Valve Co Crouch, R. B. & Co 25 Cumberland, A. A Curts, Agustus D...." loooo Cushng, E. T Cutler, A. J 250 C. Y. Transfer Company Daly Natonal Hotel Reporter Danforth,. N Danels, A. M 2 40 Dashell, L 25 Davs, Anna 20 Davs Brothers Davs, Charles W Davs, Geo. R Davs, The John, Company Daube, M. Jacob 20

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79 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 71 Ford Rver Lumber Co... 5 Forsythe, R 50 Fowler, Charles W Fox, George H 5 Frankln, L 10 Frankln MacVeagh & Co Fraser, George 10 Froehlch, Max 3 Frost, Charles S 50 Frost, W. E., Mfg. Company. 25 Fuller's Adv. Agency, Chas. H. 25 Fuller, A. M no Fuller, D. G 2 Fuller & Fuller Co 350 Fuller, George A 50 Furst, Conrad 100 Gage Brothers &. Company 100 Gage, Downs Company Gage, Lyman J. 250 Galloway, Helen M 25 Galloway, James B 10 Gans, Samuel 25 Garlchs, Fred A. H Gartsde & Leffngwell Gary, Joseph E 25 Gauer, N. J., Jr Gaver, F. P Gaylord, E 100 Geehr & Gardner 20 Gentry, C. H 25 Georg, Adolph 10 George, K. J. 2 Gerts, Lumbard & Company. 100 Gbb, J. W 5 Gbbs, F. C 50 Gesler, Rudolph G Glbert & Bennett Mfg. Co.. 25 Glbreath, W. S Gllespe, John 7 Gllespe, Robert H Gllespe, Thomas 3 E. W 200 Gllett, Gllette, J. F 50 Gllette, Josephne M., Exec'x. 50 Gllck, W. M 100 Glmer, Thomas L 10 Glmore, T. W 2 Gnn & Company 20 Gnter, F. W Gthens, J. X 2 Glover, George H., Adm Glover & Wllcomb Gradle, Dr. H 10 Gradle & Strotz 100 Greenebaum Sons 25 Grey, Clarke &... Engle 225 Grffn Wheel & Foundry Co. 100 Grggs, F.H Grmes, W. F 5 Grswold, Palmer & Co Grommes & Ullrch Gross, Howard H 50 Gross, S. E 350 Gobel, E. F 50 Goodman, Mrs. D Goodman, Mss Grace... Goodrch Transportaton Co Goodwn, Danel... Gould,. L., & Company Gould, R. M 5 Hack, Patty A Hale Elevator... Company 750 Hall, Thomas C 5 Hallberg, L. G 50 Halsted, Edward M Hamann, C. F Hambleton, C. J 50 Hamlton, D. G 50 Hamlton & Merryman Co Hamln, George A 10 Hammer, D. Harry 25 Hammond, C. L 5 Hammond, Fry & Co 25 Hanaford, H. M 2 Handy, Henry H 10 Hanford, P. C Hankey, F. L Hanlon, Thomas J Harbert, W. S 10 Hardy, F. A 25 Hardy, Henry W 3 Harlan, A. W 100 Harrs, Mrs. D. J Harrs, N. W., & Co 153 Harshberger, C. R 25 Hartman, L 20 Hartwell, Edwn S 50 Hatch, Azel F 50 Hately, John C 100 Hately, Walter C 50 Hathaway, Frankln Haskell, G. W 5 Haskell, L. P 5 Haugan & Lndgren... 10

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81 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 73 Jenkns, R. E 25 Jenkns, Sam R 2 Jenks, John G Jerrems, W. G 100 Johns, H. W., Mfg. Co Johnson Char.. Company 100 Johnson, Emma rene... 2 Johnson, H. A., Estate Johnson, Dr. Frank S Johnson, Dr. Frank S Johnson, James W 10 Johnson, Oscar C Johnson, Peter, & Co 50 Johnson, W. S 25 Jones A. B 5 Jones & Hacker 10 Jones, Harret A 25 Jones, WlHam 25 Joseph, Kate Juergens & Anderson Julus, Frank J Kaestner, Charles 50 Karpen, S., & Bros 50 Kartheser, John J Katz, Charles A 5 Kedze, J. H 10 Keep, Wm. B 25 Kely, John J 2 Kelsey, Horato N 3 Kendall Mfg. Company.. 25 Kennedy, Madson B Kenthan, Alce B Kenthan, sabella G Kern, Harry W 200 Kessler, G. T 25 Kmball, Eugene S 25 Kmball, W. W., Co 500 Kmball, Elzabeth J 25 Kmbark, S. D 100 Kng Brothers 100 Kng, Henry W., & Co Kng, James C 100 Kngsley, H. H Knney, Frank F 5 Knsey & Callman 50 Kps, Fred W Krchner, F. 2 Krk, James S. & Co 500 Klen, Mathas, & Son Klcka, Joseph 50 Knabe, Wllam, & Company. 100 Knerr, L. F Knght, Clarence R 3 Knght, Wm. M Knghtj W. S., & Company Kohlsaat, C. C 50 Kres, A Kreuger,J. L 3 Kueken, A. W 15 Lacey, Maurce 5 Lafln, George H 100 Lake Mch. & Lake Superor Trans. Co 50 Lake Shore & Mch. Southern Ry. Co., The 5000 Lambeau Leather. Company 75 Lamson Bros. & Co 100 Lane, Francs B 10 Lang, Rosa A Lapp & Flershem 150 Lathrop, Bryan loo Law, Robert 250 Lawton, James S 10 Lay, C. C 25 Lee, Charles W Lee,W. H 25 Leger, Edward & Son Lehman, John C Leman, Francs E 5 Leman, Henry W 10 Leman, Sheldon Dole Leonard, Myron 2 Leonard, R. L 10 Lepper, George A Lerow, George L 5 Lesher, Wllam T 5 Lev, Henry C 250 Lews, H. C 2 Lews, H. L 10 Lghtner, M. C 25 Lnden Glass Company... 5 Lndsay, H. P 2 Lnkenheld, Charles... Lpman, A.. 20 Lttle, John S Lvngston, D 2 Lloyd, Evan 100 Lobdell, Farwell & Co Lobdell, H. H 5 Lochner, George 2 Lockwood & Strckland Lodge, 36, S. M. A. A. of N. A. 10 Loeffel, J. C Logan, F. G. & Co 80

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83 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 15 Neeler, H. G Nemann & Wenhart Table Co., The 50 Nelson Knttng Company.. 20 Nelson, Walter C 50 Nelson, W. P. & Co 50 Nevers, Edward 10 Newberry Warehouse & Storage Company 40 Newburger, E. N 2 Newell, Augustus 50 Newhall, F., & Son 50 Newton, E. F 15 Newton, F. A 5 Newton, L. C.. 10 Newton, P. A 30 Newton, P. A., Jr 40 Nles, H. G., Jr Nxon, Wm. W. K 10 Northam, J. V 50 Northern Trust Co., The.. Northwestern Lead & Ol Co "North Western Lumberman". 50 Northwestern Natonal Bank. 500 North Western Terra Cotta Co., The 200 Norton Brothers 200 Norton, James S 10 Norton & Worth mgton Noyes, L. W 100 Nye, James W. 10 Oconto Company 100 O'Connor, Llla Odell, B.F.J. Offce Specalty Mfg. Co Olbrch & Golbeck 25 Orelup, Amasa 11 Orr & Lockett Hdwre. Co Orr, Robert M 2 Ortleb, Jacob 25 Osborn, H. A 10 Osborne, M. C, Trustee... 5 Ots, F. R 50 Ots, George L 50 Ots, James 50 Ots, J. E 50 Ottofy, Lous Ottofy, Mrs. Nelle F Overder, H. D., & Co Overlock, F. F Pabst, Herman 20 Page, Wllam R 50 Parpont Manufacturng Co. 50. Palm, L F Palmer, Fuller & Company. Parker, F. L 2 Parks, W. R 2 Patton, E. A. Payson, W. G 2 Peabody, Houghtelng & Co Peale, R. S. 300 Pearson, D. K 100 Pearson Lumber Company.The 10 Pearsons & Taft loo Pease, Edward H 10 Peck, Annah B 250 Peck, Clarence Peck, Ferd W. 250 Peck Walter L 250 Reser, Sam C 5 Pence, A. M 10 Pennoyer, J. C, & Co 25 Percval, F. W Ferne, J. W 2 Perkns, George W 25 Pernod, P Perrn, Wllam R., & Company 10 Perry, A Perry, J. C 2 Perry, W 2 Peters. Trmmng Company Peterson, Carl Peterson, ng. F 25 Peterson, P. S 20 Pettet, F. E 25 Pettbone, Mullken & Co Pettbone, Wells & Company Pfeffer, J. F... Pfaum, Harry 5 Pflueger, Wm. F 5 Phcenx ns. Company Phlpot, B., & Co 50 Pckands, Brown & Co Perce, C. W 10 Perce, George H Perce, H. A Perce, L. A Pke, Eugene S 5 Ptkn & Brooks 250 Plows, Edward 150 Plummer, John T 2 Plummer, Joseph Poole Brothers loo Populorum, P 25

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85 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 77 Seaverns, George A 500 Sepp, Wllam C 489 Sharpe, C. A 5 Shaw, Wllam W oo Shay, Maurce W 2 Sheldon, G. W., & Co Sherffs, John 20 Sherffs, John, & Son Sherman & Flavn 50 Sherwood, Marc 25 Shrlaw, Hugh 5 Shoemaker, CD 2 Segel, Cooper & Co.. ' Slsbee, J. L 5 Slverman, S. Smon, E. A M 5 Snger & Talcott Stone Co Ssson, H. A Sknner, Herbert E Sknner, J. B., Treas 100 Sknner, Wllam, Mfg. Co.. 50 Slaughter, A. O. & Co Smth, Byron L 250 Smth, CM 5 Smth, Dunlap 25 Smth, Ellen Smth, F. J 2 Smth, George E 5 Smth, George T 100 Smth, George W 25 Smth, Granger, Mller & Co.. 25 Smth, L. M. & F. M 25 Smth, Orson 25 Smth, Percy H Smth, R. J 50 Smth, R. P., Sons & Company 50 Smth, Shea, & Co 25 Snydacker, Godfrey Solberg, Albert F 2 Soper Lumber Co., The... loo South Branch Lumber Co Spauldng & Company Spencer, Charles Spencer & Macdonald Spencer, Robert 5 Sperlng & Lnden Sperlng & Lnden Sptz, H 2 Sprague, Warner & Co Squre, Homer A Stallwood, H. T Stanley, H. P., & Co 100 Stanton & Company W Stansbury, E. State Bank of Chcago Stebbns, Henry S 10 Stebbns, Leonard C 50 Stebbns, S Stecher, M. D 5 Steele, S. B 3 Steele, Wedeles & Co Stern, Julus 4 Stevens, F. L 25 Stevenson, D. M 10 Stewart, Graeme 195 Stles, Josah 25 Stllman, Anna Stnson, James 100 Stockton, John L 9 Stockton, John Thaw Stockton, Joseph 45 Stoltze, Wllam 25 Stone, J. D Storrs, D. W 10 Strasburger, E Strauss, Ralph 5 Streeter Brothers loo Stubbs, James E 10 Studebaker Bros. Mfg. Co Sullvan, Lous H 25 Sullvan, T. J Sweet, Wallach & Co 30 Swft & Company 2000 Swft & Company co Swtzer, E. M 25 Taft, Lorado 10 Talcott, W'llam A 10 Tallman, L. C - 2 Tanner, Lous A Taylor, C W Taylor, W. G Templeton, Thomas Thacher, C 10 Thayer & Chandler Thoman, L. D 10 Thomas, James ' Thomasson & Dray Thompson, John F 50 Thompson, Slason, & Company 25 Thompson & Taylor Spce Company 200 Thorn, Frank 25 Thurston, F. W 10 Thurston, Whales B 5

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87 Oct Annual Report of the Drector. 79 Wlson, Harlow S Wlson, Henry K Wlson, Joseph P Wlson, Mara J 3 Wlson, Marshall J 3 Wlson, Paul C Wlson, Walter H 25 Wnchell, Ann E 3 Wng, Thomas W 10 Wnslow, Bros. & Co., The Wnterbotham, J. H., & Son. 50 Wse, Abraham 10 Wtbeck, The H., Company. 100 Wtkowsky & Affeld Wrght, Charles J Wrght & Meysenburg Wolf, H., & Co 50 Wolff, L., Mfg. Company Wood Brothers 100 Wood, Wllam H 15 Woodbrdge, John 15 Woodbrdge, John, Jr Woodcock, L. T 5 Woodnutt, Thomas W.... World, Rchard 10 Wyman, Edward F 5 Yale & Towne Mfg. Company 100 Yoe, L. G., & Co Young & Farrell Damond S. S. 25 Co 40 Young, H. L 5 Young, Hugh 20 Zeese, A., & Company Zegler, S 5

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