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stone tube, pierced tablet, polished cutting tool, scraper, celt, grooved axe, and chipped rude stone implement; the originals all found in Northern Ohio; 8 specimens.

[[underline]]Dr. Franz Múcke, New York City.-[[/underline]] 1 arrow-head, from Lanford, on Lake Monroe, Florida.

[[underline]]E. P. Upham, U. S. National Museum.-[[/underline]] 8 rude quartzite implements, from the site of an Indian workshop in the northern part of the District of Columbia.

[[underline]]Joseph Wilcox, Media, Pennsylvania.-[[/underline]] 1 chipped celt from a shell mound, Hernando County, Florida.

[[underline]]J. E. Brown, U. S. Fish Commission.-[[/underline]] 1 arrow-head from Glymont, Charles County, Maryland.

^[[checkmark]][[underline]] W. McAdams Jr., Otterville, Illinois.-[[/underline]] Cast of stone pipe with carved human face; cast of stone pipe (platform type); 1 copper ornament; 1 piece of galena; 1 small sea-shell (Bysicon cardiac); all from a mound in Illinois; 5 specimens.
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The number of entered specimens being comparatively small, more time has been given to museum work, mounting, etc. Collections which have been in temporary storage were looked over, and the specimens placed on exhibition or among the exchanges. The room in the N. E. tower contains a large amount of ethnological material, which was examined, cleaned, and arranged in better order. Some of the specimens were sent to the new museum building. During a part of the time Mr. Upham was occupied in collecting, at the suggestion of Mr. Goode, notes relating to the origin