"Audubon's Grave," _Science_, vol. x, p. 108 (Aug. 28). New York, 1887. Proposes that the remains of Audubon should eventually rest in the crypt of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York City. 189. (ANON.): [Audubon's Grave], _Science_, vol. x, p. 205 (Oct. 28). New York, 1887. Announces the appointment of a committee by the New York Academy of Sciences to secure funds for the erection of the proposed monument. See also the same, vol. x, p. 278 (Dec. 9). 190. SHUFELDT, R. W.: "Audubonian Sketches," _The Audubonian Magazine_, published in the interests of the Audubon Society for the protection of birds, vol. i (January), pp. 267-271, illust., and vol. ii (February), pp. 3-6, illust. New York, 1888. See files of the same magazine, vol. i, pp. i-xi, 1-288, February, 1887-January, 1888, and vol. ii, pp. i-vi, 1-264, February, 1888-January, 1889, New York, for various comments on Audubon's life and services. 191. BACHMAN, C. L.: _John Bachman, D.D., LL.D., Ph.D._ 8vo, pp. i-xii, 1-436, with portrait. Charleston, 1888. Reproduces numerous letters which passed between the Bachman and Audubon families. 192. LOOMIS, LEVERETT M.: "A Forgotten Volume," _The Auk_, vol. viii, p. 230. New York, 1891. 193. (ANON.): "Report of the Audubon Monument Committee of The New York Academy of Sciences," _Transactions of the Academy_, vol. xiii, pp. 23-69. New York, 1893. 194. SHUFELDT, R. W.: "Audubon the Naturalist," illust., _The Great Divide_, San Francisco, September, 1893. "More about Audubon the Naturalist," _ibid._, February, 1894. 195. DUKE, BASIL W.: "Audubon," _Southern Magazine_, vol. iii, August, 1893, pp. 3-19, portrait and illust. Louisville, 1893-1894. 196. SHUFELDT, R. W., and AUDUBON, M. R.: "The Last Portrait of Audubon, together with a letter to his son," _The Auk_, vol. xi, pp. 309-313, portrait. New York, 1894. The original of D'Avignon's engraving, published in 1850; see No. 62. 197. HEALY, GEORGE P. A.: _Reminiscences of a Portrait Painter._ Chicago, 1894. Gives an account of his successful manœuvres to obtain sittings for his portrait of Audubon in 1838. 198. CALL, RICHARD ELLSWORTH: _The Life and Writings of Rafinesque._ Filson Club Publications, No. 10. 4to. Pp. i-xii, 1-227. Louisville, 1895. Takes Audubon severely to task for his treatment of Rafinesque at Henderson in the summer of 1818; see pp. 24-29. 199. "RENIGNOLDS" (E. R. SHATTUCK): "Audubon's Plates sold for Junk," _Forest and Stream_, New York, September 12, 1896. 200. BAKEWELL, W. G.: _Bakewell-Page-Campbell._ Being an account of the descendants of John Bakewell, of Castle Donnington, Leicestershire, England, born in 1638, &c., &c. Wm. H. Johnston & Company. Pittsburgh, 1896.