[9]

List of Measurements taken on Wambutti pigmies belonging
to Mr. Stanley’s Expedition.
Name of the Individuum { Tokbali. A girl. A woman. A boy.
P. 20 I.H.P. 15 P. 35 P. 15
Height from vortex to the earth 1·360 m. 1·240 m. 1·365 m. 1·280 m.
Height from shoulder 1·116 m. 1·021 m. 1·110 m. 1·090 m.
Height from navel 0·835 m. 0·725 m. 0·785 m. 0·970 m.
Length of arm from shoulder to
tip of middle finger 		0·707 m. 0·571 m. 0·580 m. 0·540 m.
Breadth from shoulder to
shoulder 		0·320 m. 0·304 m. 0·295 m. 0·260 m.
Circumference below nipples 0·710 m. 0·660 m. 0·710 m. 0·640 m.
Circumference under armpit 0·720 m. 0·660 m. 0·710 m. 0·630 m.
Greatest longitudinal
diameter of head 		200 mm. 176 mm. 180 mm. 175 mm.
Smallest transversal
diameter of head 		147 mm. 150 mm. 145 mm. 140 mm.
Breadth of the nose 60 mm. 60·5 mm. 65 mm. 65 mm.
Circumference of skull 530 mm. 535 mm. 510 mm. 510 mm.
Length of foot 220·5 mm. 190 mm. 212 mm. 190 mm.
Bodies covered with stiffish, grey, short hair.—Dr. Emin.

[10] This is added to make the table more complete.

[11] This list is not complete, inasmuch as Moslems have a strong disinclination to permit their women to appear in public, others affected not to understand the necessity of the muster.

[12] Several of the officers informed me that Emin was alone responsible for the offer to the Mahdi of the surrender of the province. He certainly signed the document, but I am inclined to believe that he did it for the purpose of deceiving Karamalla, and his subsequent acts seem to prove this.

[13] Judge Charles P. Daly, President of the American Geographical Society, New York.

[14] It was devoted to the same uses down to the time of Emin Pasha.

[15] Victoria Nyanza, Lake of Likuri, so called after a tribe named the Wakuri, or Wakori, on the north shore of Lake Victoria, who still exist there. See ‘Life of Bishop Hannington.’ This tribe of Wakuri may be the remnant of what was once a powerful nation.

[16] I have not learned that Lieutenant Stairs in his ascent was guilty of such extravagance.

[17] Extremely like the description of what was to be seen on Ruwenzori, according to the Wahuma herdsmen.