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BOOKS ADDED
PUBLIC LIBRARY
CITY OF BOSTON.
Vol. IV.
BOSTON.
PUBLISHED BY THE TRUSTEES.
1899.
V<^
In addition to the Titles of New Books, the following lists have appeared :
Geographical material in the Library. 59
Library buildings, an index of illustra-
tions. 213
List of books and articles on the Dreyfus
affair. 192
List of maps and views of Boston and
Boston Harbor. 295
Municipal lectures, lists in connection with :
Imperialism and territorial expansion. 55
citfe iwBJw<itamK 87
PUBLIC LIBRARY
144543
A6TOR, LENOX AND
TILDEN FOUNDATIONS
jlitimiiatBi gift nf riai
.cting JLibranan, appointment of.
Passenger transportation in Boston. 90
Baths and gymnasia. 121
Labor movement in England and America.
Mural decorations in America.
South Africa, the "Transvaal," and the
Boers.
Works in the Polish langua'^e.
Works of English fiction added since 1896
to the Bates Hall collection.
123
150
582
50
344
INDEX TO CURRENT NOTES, ETC.
1^3
i >*^rt*lmt'^*Tyiit nf rfi|iniirr^tvp^« of. 314 Lloyd, Harry.
Acting JLibrarian, appointment of. 151 Lowell Institute, programmes of lectures in
Alterations at Central Library. 95 jj, 63, 96, 315, 352, J92
Annual list, ad. 95 Manuscripts, gifts of. 61, 172, 273
Annual report, publication of. 973 Mason, F. S., gift from. 314
Anthropology and ethnology of Europe, Bibliography Montaiglon sale, purchases from. 196
of. 171 Monthly Bulletins, increased demand for. 273
Anti-slavery letters, gifts of. 61, 273 Morse, Prof. £. S. 127
Bacon,_Edwin M. ^5- Municipal lectures, note on. 61, 95, 127
Baer, F. H., loans his collection of valentines. 127
Bates Hall, topics of interest in. 127
Baxter, Sylvester, gift from. 973
Beethoven, Crawford's statue of. 973
Benton, Josiah H., Jr., appointed Trustee. 171
Blackburn, Helen, gift from. 95
Murdoch, John. 59, 295
National portrait gallery, London, photographs of. 172
Needs of the library.
Obituaries :
Arthur Mason Knapp.
Philip Henry Savage.
Frederick Octavius I'rince.
William Whitwell Greenough.
O'Neill, Catherine M.. gift from.
Boston Daily Advertiser, reprint of editorial from. 390
Boston Herald, reprint of editorial from. 271
Bowditch, C. P., gift from. 95
Branch finding list, publication of. 196 Open shelves at certain Branches.
Branches and Stations, changes in, 61, 391; programme Osbourne, Lloyd, gift received through.
of exhibitions at Branches, 1899-1900. 350 Prang, Louis, i^ift from.
26
»95
19s
195
3M
61, 391
391
Prince, Frederick O., retirement of, 172; obituary
notice of. 195
Prince library, return of missing book to. 196
Publications. 93, 171, 196, J14
Putnam, Herbert, resignation of, ij6; resignation ac-
cepted,
guincy, Hon. Josiah.
-
Gen. Walker. 39
Brown, Allen A., gift from. 17
Brownins collection, gift to 31.
Bunker Hill literature, exhibition of. 171, 19
Canterbury pilgrims, frieze of. 9
Carret, J. F. .,...••: ^'•'::> ^
Charles ri^cft t^rid^e i:||0i^paiS|r«><<dwidcn4*ltPok ol. 31.
Children's ftS^ofdh^e library, *^3^biti(M>* in. 19
Civil war, photograiThs olf. ,, 19
•Codman collection* cataIo(^y€^S ^uBQcation of. 9
Congregationalism, £xhibiti^fi*(el^ifift to. 31.
Crawford's statue • (^ }icc(hevcii>. • * 27,
Crocker, George Q- ... .•••••• • 90 2>outn H-nd israncn, open shelves
De Normandie,*J(ie^*i)^*Jafye^^idttctec vice-president Special libraries (including Fine
of the TrustecV /- ••• ,• ; ••.•!. .2 171 exhibitions, bi. 95, 127, 171, 196,
pley, Prof. William Z.
Savage, Philip H., elected clerk of the trustees.
obituary notice of.
Scott, Sir Walter, unveiling of bust of.
Sedgwick, Prof. W. T.
Sen ef elder, bust of.
Sohier, \\ . I)., gift from.
South End Branch, open shelves at.
Ine Arts department),
314; programme of
151
121
>95
»7i
83
391
273
39^
Documents, reception* t>f fecent'.' 61 exhibitions, 1899-19C0, 350
Dwight, Dr. Thomas, appointed as Trustee. 171 Spitzer collection, exhibition of. ig6
Estlin, Miss Mary, gift from. 273 State exhibition of drawings in public schools. 314
Exhibitions. See Branches, Children's reference li- Station A., refurnished. 61
brary. Special libraries. Station M., removal of. 391
Felton, E. C, gift from. 196 Station U., opened. 61
Fine Arts department. See Special libraries. Station W., establishment of. 391
Galatea collection, gifts to. 61, 95 Stevens, B. F., of Boston, gift from. 314
Garrison, Francis J., gifts received through. 61, 127, 273 Stevenson, K. L., gift of blocks engraved by. 273
Garrison, William Lloyd, gift from family of. Sunday opening at certain Branches. 61, 391
61, 127, 314 Trustees, action on resignation of Herbert Putnam,
Gifts to the library. 61, 0^, 127, 171, 196, 273, 313, 391
Greenough, William W., obituary notice of. 195
H&ndel and Ilayden society, deposits statue of Bee-
thoven in trust. 273
Higginson, Col. T. W., gift to Galatea collection
61, 95
Hopkins, James F., exhibitions illustrative of lectures Visitors' day.
by. 95, 127 Walker, C. Howard.
Houghton, Mifflin & Co., gift from. 171
International Congregational council. 314
Jackson, W. F., gift irom. 314
Jamaica Plain Branch, open shelves at. 391
Knapp, Arthur M., obituary notice of. 26
Law books, given by W. D. Sohier. 273
Lecture Hall, opening of. 171
Lincoln. Solomon, elected president of Trustees. 171
Little, Brown & Co., gift from. 171
126; appointments to Board of, 171; Annual report
of, published, 273; action on retirement of F. (.).
Prince. 172
Valentines, exhibition of. 127
Van Dyck, A., exhibition commemorative of. 314
Velasquez, exhibition commemorative of. 196
3U
87. Q5
Walker, (irneral Francis A., bronze memorial of. 391
W'arren, Prof. H. Langford, exhibition illustrative of
lectures by. 95
Warren, Henry C. gift from estate of. 273
Whitney, J. L.., 251; appointed as Acting Librarian.
Wood engraving blocks done by R. L. Stevenson, gift
of. 273
Wyclif Society, gift from. 6x
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PUBLIC LIBRARY
CITY OF BOSTON.
Vol. IV. No. I.
Janiiary, 1899.
BOSTON.
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1899.
TRUSTEES OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
FREDERICK O. PRINCE, President.
SOLOMON LINCOLN, Vice-President.
JOSIAH H. BENTON, JR. HENRY P. BOWDITCH.
JAMES DeNORMANDIE.
Librarian,
herbert putnam.
Central Library, Copley Square.
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Building, Rockland St. South Boston Branch, 372 Broadway.
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BOOKS PLACED IN THE LIBRARY
FROM
November 15 to December 15 1898.
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The ssrmbol = following the title of a work indicates that the work is a gift to the Library.
Reference Books.
Bartlett, John, of Cambridge, Mass. 1820-
Familiar quotations. 9th edition. Boston,
1898. 45593.143
Brewer, Ebenezer Cobham.
The historic note-book: with an appendix
of battles. Phila., 1897. 2218.88
Jeans, George Edward.
A handbook for travellers in the Isle of
Wight 5th edition. London, 1898.
Map. 6538.76
Reuss. Francis Xavier.
Biographical cyclopaedia of the Catholic
hierarchy of the United States. 1784-
1898. Milwaukee, 1898. *34637o
Rouaix. Paul.
Dictionnaire-manuel-illustre des idees sug-
gerees par les mots. Paris. 1898. *2689a.47
Smith. William, LL.D.. 1813-1893. editor.
A dictionary of Greek and Roman biogra-
phy and mythology. London, 1890. 3 v.
Illus. *2932.i5
Genealogy. H eraldry .
Berkshire notes and queries. Edited by G.
F. T. Sherwood. Vol. i. Part 1-4. Lon-
don, 1890, 91. *25o6.i33
No more was published.
Blake, Francis Everett.
Increase Blake of Boston, his ancestors and
descendants, with a full account of William
Blake of Dorchester and his five children.
Boston, 1898. Pis. 4432.138
Colby. James W.
[The appendix from the] History of the
Colby family. [Early edition.] [Wal-
tham? 1894?] 20 pp. = 4434.205
Crisp, Frederick Arthur.
List of parish registers and other genealo-
gical works edited by Crisp. [London.]
TT .l^\^^ PP- = ♦2501.81
Holden, Fdward Singleton.
A primer of heraldry for Americans. N. Y.,
1898 Pis. 22303.48
Leach. Josiah Granville.
Genealogical and biofirraphical memorials of
the Reading. Howell. Ycrkes. Watts, La-
tham, and Elkins families. Phila., 1808.
Illus. Portrs. = *2433;i5
Biography.
Collective Biographies.
Lacroix. Desire.
Les marechaux de Napoleon. Paris. [1896.]
Illus. Portrs. 46593.81
Single Biographies.
Beecher, Henry Ward.
Autobiographical reminiscences. Edited by
T. J. Ellinwood. N. Y. [1898.] Portr.
5447.123
Clough, Emma Rauschenbusch-.
A study of Mary Wollstonecraft and the
rights of woman. London, 1898. 4544.153
Dallas. Sir George, bart.
A biographical memoir of the late Sir Peter
Parker, baronet, killed in action while
storming the American camp at Bellair,
near Baltimore. 31 August, 1814. Lon-
don. 181 «;. Portr. ♦♦G.385.6
Dickinson. Walter Mason.
[Biographical sketch and tributes from the
Amherst Record.] Amherst, 1898. 16 pp.
Portr. = 4449.235
Focrstcr-Nictzsche, Elisabeth.
Das Leben Friedrich Nietzsche's. Bd. i, 2,
Abth. I. Leipzig, 1895, 97. Portrs.
484433
Foxcroft, Helen Charlotte.
The life and letters of Sir George Savile,
Bart., first Marquis of Halifax &c. With
a new edition of his works. London,
1898. Portrs. = 4544.155
Goldoni, Carlo. 1 707-1 793.
Carlo Goldoni e il teatro di San Luca a
Venezia. Con prefazione e note di Dino
Mantovani. Milano, i88j. Portr. 2778.48
Correspondence between Goldoni and Francesco
Vendramin.
Guerrier, Vladimir Ivanovitch.
Leibnitz in seinen Beziehungen zu Russland
und Peter dem Grossen. St. Petersburg,
187,^. . . 4843.32
Hoar, George Frisbie.
Rufus Putnam, founder and father of Ohio.
An address, Rutland. 17 Sept. 1898. Wor-
cester, 1898. 28 pp. = 4345.167
Another edition of this address, with the title
"A pioneer hero" [etc], is on 4540.122.
Leopardi. Giacomo. conte. 1789-1837.
Lettere scritte a Giacomo Leopardi dai suoi
parent!, con giunta di cose inedite o rare.
Firenze, 1878. Portrs. 2749a.46
Mumford, James Gregory.
Sir Astley Cooper, bart. An essay before
the Historical club of Johns Hopkins hos-
pital, May 9, 1898. Boston, 1898. 22 pp.
= 3738.49
Murison, A. F. ^ ^ ,^
Sir William Wallace. N. Y., 1898. [Fampus
Scots series.] 254921.14
Murray, John, of Broughton.
Memorials of John Murray of Broughton,
sometime secretary to Prince Charles Ed-
ward. Edited by R. F. Bell. Edinburgh,
i89iB. Portrs. [Scottish history society.]
♦4525.128
Napier, George G. . r j ^
The homes and haunts of Alfred, Lord Ten-
nyson. Glasgow, 1892. Illus. Portrs.
♦4093.73
Paulsen, Friedrich.
Immanuel Kant. Sein Leben und seme
Lehrc. Stuttgart, 1898. Portr. 36ooa.47
Robinson, James Harvey, and Henry Win-
chester Rolfe.
Petrarch. The first modem scholar and man
of letters. A selection from his corre-
spondence with Boccaccio and other
friends. Translated from the original
Latin. N. Y., 1898. Portr. 2746.82
St. John. James Augustus.
Louis Napoleon, emperor of the French: a
biography. London, 1857. 2649.47
Serassi, Pierantonio. 1721-1791.
La vita di Torquato Tasso. 3a edizione cu-
rata e postillata da C. Guasti. Firenze,
1858. 2 V. 2749a. 47
Smeaton^ Oliphant.
William Dunbar. N. Y. [1898.] [Famous
Scots series.] 2549a. 13
United States.
Congress.
Memorial addresses on Edward J. Gay, a
representative from Louisiana. Washing-
ton, 1891. 68 pp. Portr. = 4440.133
January
Memorial addresses on Myron B. Wright
(late a representative from Pennsylvania).
Washington, 1895. 56 pp. Portr. =
4440.131
Memorial addresses on Richard W. Town-
shend (a representative from Illinois).
Washington, 1890. 66 pp. Portr. =
4440.135
Memorial addresses on Robert M. A.
Hawk (a representative from Illinois).
Washington, 1883. 43 pp. Portr. =
4440.136
Vigier de Mirabal, , comte dc.
Davout, Mar6chal d'empire. Due d'Auer-
staedt, Prince d'Eckmuhl. (1770-1823.)
Paris, 1898. 2 V. Portr. 2653.112
Wheelwright, Edward, editor.
Martin Gay. Three letters written by an
American loyalist to his wife, 1775-1788.
Cambridge, 1898. 28 pp. Portr. =
4442.313
Willcox, Hamilton.
The life of Alex. Del Mar. N. Y.. 1898.
43 pp. = , 4342.182
Williamson, David, editor.
William Ewart Gladstone: statesman and
scholar. N. Y., 1898. Portrs. Pis.
2546.119
Worcester countv mechanics association.
Exercises at the presentation of memorial
portrait of Thomas Plunkett. [Boston,
189^.1 18 pp. = 4449.234
History.
Ancient. Modem. Asia. Africa.
Burleigh, Bennet.
Sirdar and Khalifa or the re-conquest of the
Soudan, 1898. London, 1898. Illus. Portr.
TUT ^^^•i>u^-*P\r XT 3053.223
Myers, Philip Van Ness.
Syllabus of lectures on the history of civili-
zation in antiquity. [Cincinnati? 1896.]
53 pp. = 2304.72
Europe.
Abbott, John Stevens Cabot
The French Revolution of 1789 as viewed in
the light of republican institutions. N. Y.
[1887?] Illus. Portrs. 4622.11
Barrett, William, F.S.A.
The history and antiquities of the city of
Bristol. Bristol. [1789.] Pis. Plans.
♦♦G.385.20
Bios, Wilhelm.
Die franzosische Revolution. Volksthum-
liche Darstellung. 2te Auflage. Stutt-
gart, 1890. Illus. Portrs. 2622.84
Castagnola, Stefano.
Da Firenze a Roma. Diario storico-politico
del 1870-71. Torino, 1896. Portr. 2724.70
Charles i. of England.
A true copy of the journal of the High
court of Justice, for the tryal of K. Charles
I. Taken by J. Nalson. London, 1684.
Pis. Portr. **G.386.28
i899
« I
Fairfax, Sir Thomas, 3d baron Fairfax.
A particular charge or impeachment . . .
Against Denzill Hollis, Sir Richard
Stapleton [and other] members of the
House of Commons. London, 1647. (i),
29 pp. ♦♦G.386.5
A remonstrance . . . Presented to the Com-
mons assembled in Parliament, the 20. in-
stant, and tendred to the consideration of
the whole kingdome. London, 1648. 70,
(i) pp. ♦♦G.386.6
Howell, James.
Englands teares, for the present wars . . .
London, 1644. 22 po. ♦♦0.386.1
Hutchinson, James Robert.
The romance of a regiment; being the true
and diverting story of the Giant grenadiers
of Potsdam, how they were caught and
held in captivity, 1713-1740. London,
189& 2856.81
Joy, James Richard.
Twenty centuries of English history. Mead-
ville, Penn., 1898. Illus. Portrs. Maps.
[Chautauqua reading circle literature.]
2529.23
Lissagaray, Prosper Olivier.
Geschichte der Kommune von 1871. 2te
Auflage. Stuttgart, 1894. Portrs. Pis.
4627.77
Montagu, Right Hon. Robert.
Recent events and a clue to their solution.
3d edition. London, 1888. 4518.155
On the Irish question.
Nestor. Russian chronicler. 1055-1115.
Chronique dite de Nestor. Traduite sur le
texte slavon-russe avec introduction et
commentaire critique par Louis Leger.
Paris, 1884. 5062.22
Stevens, Captain John.
The history of Bavaria. London, 1706.
No. I in ♦♦G.382.1
Strobel. Edward Henry.
The Spanish revolution. 1868-1875. Bos-
ton, 1808. Portr. Map. 3096.157
Urquhart, David.^
ProfH'^s et position actuelle de la Russie en
Orient: ouvrage traduit de Tanglais.
[Anon.l Paris, 1856. Map. 3067.124
Les quatre guerres de la Revolution. Ex-
amines judiciairement pour d^montrer
qu'elles auraient 6t6 impossibles sans^ la
suppression des fonctions du Conseil priv6
par facte du Parlement de 1705. Londres,
1874. 68 pp. 2626.121
America.
Burton, Clarence Monroe.
"Cadillac's village," or "Detroit under Ca-
dillac." Detroit, 1896. 43 pp. = 4477.241
Davis, Walter Alonzo, (Compiler.
The old records of Fitchburgh. Fitchburg,
1898. Portrs. = ♦4351.140
Gillespie, Charles Bancroft.
The city of Chelsea, Massachusetts. Chel-
sea, 1898. Illus. Portrs. = ♦235oa.40
Graham, George W.
Whv North Carolinians believe in the
Mecklenburg declaration of independence.
fd edition. Charlotte, 1898. 43 pp. Illus.
*ortr8. 4466.139
Greene, Jacob L.
[Letter to Francis G. Peabody on the war
with Spain.] Dated, Hartford, May 11,
1898. (3) pp. = 442oa.79
Hart, Albert Bushnell.
Epoch maps illustrating American history.
N. Y.. 1898. (5) pp. 14 maps. 2386.58
Landrum, J. B. O.
Colonial and revolutionary history of upper
South Carolina . . . Greenville, 1^7.
Portr. 4373.142
Linehan, John Cornelius, and Thomas Ham-
ilton Murray.
Irish schoolmasters in the American colo-
nies, 1640-1775, with a continuation of the
subject during and after the war of the
Revolution. Washington, 1898. 32 pp.
4317.4s
Macbeth, Roderick George
The making of the Canadian West. Toronto,
1898. Portrs. Pis. 4466.153
Mead, Edwin Doak.
The Old South pilgrimage to the King
Philip country [Mount Hope, R. I.].
[Boston, 1898.] 8 pp. = 4438.157
Morris, Charles, of Philadelphia.
The war with Spain. Phila., 1899. Pis.
Portrs. Maps. 44203.88
Moseley, Edward A.
Annual address of the president general [of
the! American-Irish historical society,
February 17, 1898. [N. Y.? 1898.] 19
^ pp. = 4317.47
Noa, Frederic M.
The pearl of the Antilles. A view of the
past and a glance at the future. N. Y.,
1808. Q7 pp. = 4368.175
Old South historical society, Boston.
Old South pilgrimage to the King Philip
country [Mount Hope, R. I. Circular].
[Boston, 1898.] (4) pp. Illus. 4438.158
Ranck, George Washington.
The story of Bryan's Station. Historical
address delivered August 18, 1896. Lex-
ington, Ky., 1896. 75 pp. PI. = 4378.154
Robinson, Charles, ist governor of Kansas.
The Kansas conflict. Lawrence, 1898.
4476.191
Robinson, Harriet Jane Hanson.
Loom and spindle, or life among the early
mill girls [in Lowell). N. Y. [1898.]
4409a.2oi
The American and British chronicle of war
and politics . . . from May 10, 1773 to July
16, 1781. London. [1783.] ♦♦G.384.9
Sawyer, John, of Cherry Valley, N. Y.
History of Cherry Valley. Cherry Valley,
1898. 4376.155
Smith, Captain John. 1 579-1631.
The true travels, adventures, and observa-
tions of Captaine lohn Smith, in Europe,
Asia, Affrica, and America . . . Together
with a continuation of his generall His-
tory of Virginia, Summer-Isles, New Eng-
land . . . London, 1630. (12), 60 pp.
Pis. ♦♦G.383.20
The large folding map i>ublished with this book,
and also a fac-simile oi it, have been cut up and
each division inserted in its proper place through-
out the book.
Stith, William.
The history of the first discovery and settle-
ment of Virginia. Williamsburg, 1747.
♦♦G.384.38
Thomas, J. A. W.
A history of Marlboro county. Atlanta, Ga.,
1897. Portr. Map. 4375-131
Trumbull, Henry Clay.
War memories of an army chaplain. N. Y.,
1898. Portr. Pis. 4428.288
Tudor, William.
An oration delivered March S, 1779, at the
request of the inhabitants of the town of
Boston to commemorate the bloody tra-
gedy of the fifth of March, 1770. Boston,
1779. 3-23 [21] pp. »*G.384.20
United States.
Photographs of the war. Views made by
government photographers during the
Civil war. 243 photographs 6^ x inches,
in s portfolios, with catalogue. Hartford.
[189-?! *Cab.23.3i.2
Van Rensselaer, M. K.
The goede vrouvv of Mana-ha-ta at home and
in society. N. Y., 1808. 2323.30
West, Thomas, 3d baron De la Warre.
The relation of the Risrht honourable, the
lord De-La-Warre. lord gouernour and
caotaine generall of the colonie planted in
Virginea. London, 161 1. (17) no.
♦♦G.383.26
Heliotype fac-simile. 20 copies printed.
Fine Arts. Archaeology.
Antiquities.
Olechnowicz, Wladyslaw.
Poszukiwania archeologiczne w gub. lubcl-
skiej. W Krakowie, 1897. (i), 14 pp.
Illus. = 2233.66
Fine Arts.
Barbari, Jacopo de*.
Engravings and woodcuts. Edited by Paul
Kristeller. Berlin. [1896.] (i), 6 pp.
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Bell, Malcolm.
Sir Edward Burne-Jones. London, 1898.
Portr. Pis. 4078.1 II
Bonnat, Leon Joseph Florentin.
Le triomphe de I'art. Plafond allegorique.
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Eastern ceramics and other objects of art
belonging to [his] estate ... N. Y.,
i8q8. = 4022.74
Gandy, Walter.
The romance of glass-making. London,
1898. Illus. 8026.28
January
Honey, Frederic Robertson.
First lessons in linear perspective. N. Y.,
1808. 30 pp. Pis. 4060.76
Lafencstre, Georges fidouard, and Eugene
Richtenberger.
Venise. Paris. [1898.] Pis. [La peinture
en Europe.] 8067.139
La Sizeranne, Robert de.
English contemporary art. Translated by
H. M. Poynter. N. Y. [1898.] Pis.
4073.14
Lippmann, Friedrich.
Die sieben Planeten. Berlin. [1805.] 18
pp. Illus. 38 pis. [Internationale chalko-
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List of classified swordsmiths of the old school
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Descriptive catalogue of an important kera-
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Raoul Koczalski. Skizze. Leipzig. [1896.]
4049.170
Willson, Frederick Newton.
Theoretical and practical graphics. An edu-
cational course on descriptive geometry
and mechanical drawing. N. Y., 1898.
Illus. 4061.57
Worcester art society.
Catalogue of photographs of old portraits
owned by the Free public library, ex-
hibited June 6, 1892. Worcester, 1892.
28 pp. = 4079-120
Worthen, William Ezra, editor.
Appletons* cyclopaedia of technical drawing.
N. Y., 1896. Illus. ♦8063.31
Architecture.
Glenn, Thomas Allen, editor.
Some colonial mansions, and those who
lived in them. With genealogies of the
various families mentioned. Vol. i.
Phila., 1898. Vignettes. Portrs. Pis.
♦8102.36
Rohault de Fleury, Georges.
La Toscane au Moyen age. Architecture
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Pis. ♦Cab.6o.ii2.2
A different work from the octavo edition on
4093.56, which has fuller text but no plates.
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Turrets, towers, and temples. The great
buildings of the world, as seen and de-
scribed by famous writers. N. Y., 1898.
Pis. 4104.64
Costume.
Aveneau de la Granci^re,
Les parures pr^historiques et antiques en
grains d'enfilage et les colliers talismans
celto-armoricains; pr^c^d6 d'un apergu
sur les temps pr^historiques. Paris, 18^.
Illus. 223oa.68
Music.
Dunn, John.
Violin playing. London, 1898. (4), 69 pp.
Portr. 4048.106
Goetschius, Percy.
The homophonic forms of musical compo-
sition. N. Y., 1898. 4045.29
Hanslick, Eduard.
Aus dem Tagebuche eines Musikers. (Der
vModemen Opcr* 6. Theil.) Berlin, 1892.
4048131
Musikalisches und Litterarisches. (Der
•Modernen Oper* 5. Theil.) 2. Auflage.
Berlin, 1889. 4048.130
Krehbiel, Henry Edward.
Music and manners in the classical period.
N. Y., 1898. 4049.172
Scottish students' song book. London. [1897?]
4044.18
Taunton, Ethelred L.
The history and growth of church music.
London. [1898?] 4049a.3i
Wochentliche Nachrichten und Anmer-
kungen die Musik betreffend. Jahrg. 1-3.
Leipzig, 1766-68. 3 V. ♦4042.213
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Bestandig, Otto. Der Tod Haider's. Orato-
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Bizet, Georges. L*Arl6sienne. Suite d'or-
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Borodine, A. Symphonic No. i, en B majeur.
St. Pctersbourg.
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Carreno, Teresa. Quartett. H moll. Leipzig.
Caryll, Ivan, and Lionel Monckton. A run-
away girl. Musical play. London, 1898.
Draeseke, F. Quintett. Op. 48. Pianoforte,
Violine, Viola, Cello und Horn. Leipzig.
Eichhom, Max. Adagio fiir Streichquartett
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Fibich, Zd. Quartette. Opus 8 [for strings].
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Franck, Cesar. Quatuor (Re majeur) pour
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Haan, W. de. Zwei symphonische Satze fiir
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Jones, Sidney. A Greek slave. Musical com-
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Kerker, Gustave. The Belle of New York.
Lange, S. de. Moses. Oratorio. Op. 57.
Leipzig.
MacDowell, E. A. Lancelot und Elaine. 2te
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Nawratil, K. 2tes Trio. Clavier, Violine &
Cello. Op. II. Hamburg.
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& Cello. Op. 17. Hamburg.
Nessler, Victor E. The piper of Hamelin.
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Perosi, L. La passione di Christo. Secondo
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Puccini, G. Die Boheme. [Open] Mailand,
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Rimsky-Korsakoff, N. Die Mainacht. [Oper].
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73. Paris.
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Varney, Louis. La Venus d' Aries. Op6ra
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Verdi, G. Quattro pezzi sacri . . . per canto
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Zemlinsky, A. Quartetto, A dur. Op. 4-
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Numismatics.
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Numismatisches Wappen-Lexicon des Mit-
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Snelling, Thomas.
A view of the origin, nature, and use of jet-
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Regions.
Bartholomew, John, and company.
Tourist's map of South Africa. Edinburgh.
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Bumcy, James.
A chronological history of north-eastern
voyages of discovery. London, 1819.
Maps. **G.382.6
Conze, Alexander Christian Leopold.
Pro Pergamo. Berlin, 1898. 32 pp. 2964.12
Dupuis, Joseph.
Journals of a residence in Ashantee. Lon-
don, 1824. Pis. Map. *305oa.i45
Fowler, George.
Three years in Persia; with travelling ad-
ventures in Koordistan. London, 1841.
2 V. Pis. 3045.172
Hedin, Sven.
Genom Khorasan och Turkestan. Minnen
frin en resa i Centralasien 1890 och 1891.
Stockholm. [1892.] 2 v. Illus. 3042.222
Genom Persien, Mesopotamien och Kau-
kasien. Reseminnen. Stockholm. [1877.]
Illus. Portrs. Map. 3044.167
Konung Oscars beskickning till Schahen af
Persien, ir 1890. Stockholm. [1891.]
Illus. Portrs. 3049.16
Hervey, Mrs.
The adventures of a lady in Tartary, Thibet,
China, & Kashmir . . . London, 1853.
3 V. Pis. Map. 3018.142
Hoffmeister, Werner.
Travels in Ceylon and continental India.
Edinburgh, 1848. 3045.170
Ingram, Joseph Forsyth.
The land of gold, diamonds & ivory. Hand-
book to South and East Africa. 4th edi-
tion. London, 1896. Illus. Map. =
3058.183
Kemp, Dennis.
Nine years at the Gold coast. London, 1898.
Pis. Map. 3053.227
Knighton, William, LL.D.
Forest life in Ceylon. London, 1854. 2 v.
3047.235
Langley, Edward Archer.
Narrative of a residence at the court of
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Pis. 3042.216
Linschoten, Jan Huygen van.
Itinerario. voyage ofte schipvaert naer oost
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Marcel, Gabriel.
Choix de cartes et de mappemondes des I4e
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pis. ♦Map 18. 1 1
Mouli^ras, Augruste.
Le Maroc inconnu. le partie. Paris, 1895.
Maps. 3052.171
January
Nys, Fernand.
Chez les Abarambos. Cc que dcvicnt
I'Afrique myst^rieuse. Anvers, 1896. Illus.
3053.221
Peck, Harry Thurston, editor.
Africa. Its partition and its future. N. Y.,
1898. Map. 30593.125
Rathborne, Ambrose B.
Camping and tramping in Malaya. London,
1898. Illus. Map. 3046.170
Rehbock, Th. « . ,„ . • m
Reisebilder aus Deutsch-Sud-West-AfnlML
Berlin, 1898. 37 PP- Map. 3058.184
Rogers, Woodes. , • «
A cruising voyage round the world. Begun
in 1708, and finished in 1711 . . . London,
1712. 5 maps. ♦*G.382.32
Rose, Cowper.
Four years in southern Africa. London,
1829. 3054.174
Scavenius, Peer.
Frilandsexpeditionen. Kjjrt>enhavn, 1897.
305pa.i23
Treats of Dr. HcrtKVa's attempt to founda so-
cialistic colony in East Africa.
Smith, Captain John. 157^1631.
The adventvres and discovrses of Captam
lohn Smith. Newly ordered by lohn Ash-
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Sykes. Ella C. .^ ^^, _ .,
Through Persia on a side-saddle. Phila.,
1898. Pis. Map. 3044-165
Taylor, Charles M.. jr.
Vacation days in Hawaii and Japan. Pnila.,
1898. Illus. 3015.139
Temple, Sir Richard, bart. 1826-
A bird's-eye view of picturesque India.
London. 1898. Pis. 3049a.ii4
Thomson, Thomas, M.D., of Calcutta.
Western Himalaya and Tibet, 1847-4*^
London, 1852. Pis. Maps. 3^42.218
Travel, adventure, and sport from "Black-
wood's magazine." Vol. 1-6. Edinburgh.
[1889-91.] 6 V. 2279a.75
Vasconcellos, Ernesto J. de C c.
As colonias portuguezas. Geographia phy-
sica, politica e economica. Lisboa. 1896.
30994.139
Europe.
Ausfuehrliche und Grundrichtige Beschrci-
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Franckfurt, 1689. Pis. Plans. ♦6669.22
Columbus, Lesser, pseud.
The Peak of Derbyshire. [London,] 1896.
62 pp. Illus. Maps. = 2462.87
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Plan de Paris actuel. [Avec] Nomencla-
ture des boulevards, quais, rues . . . Paris,
1888. 1333^ feet to I inch. Text, 36 pp.
= ♦Map 1034.3
Prince. Charles Leeson.
Observations upon the topography and cli-
mate of Crowborugh hill, Sussex. 2d edi-
tion. Lewes, 1898. Illus. 2507.38
Tweedie, Ethel B.
Through Finland in carts. London, 1898.
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A plan of the city of New York from actual Views of Rocky point and Block island R I
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•♦•4474.228. of the University of Michigan, June 30,
Description, A, of the towne of Manados or 1898. [Boston, 1898.] 9 pp. = 4492.77
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1661. [London.] 1664. 65.4 yards to i Views of various places in the White moun-
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"The duke's plan." . „ r» t 1 Wright, Marie Robinson.
Reproduced ,n fac-simile by. H. D. Tyler. Picturesque Mexico. Phila. [1897.I IHus.
b.agar, James Uavid. -d^^,.,, AAf^n ion
Canada and its capital. Toronto, 1898. ^^^"- 4400.120
Portrs. 4466.154
Gage, Thomas. -1656.
A new survey of the West India's: or, the T anrrnarrp^ T? Vi^fr^rin
English American his travail by sea and i-railgUagC. XVllCLUllL,.
land: containing a journal of 3,300 miles
within the main land of America . . . Basset Rene
With a grammar of the Indian tongue, ^^^^^ s^r la zenatia de I'Ouarsenis et du
called Poconchi, or Pocoman. 2d edition. Maghreb central. [Dialecte berbere.]
London 1655. Maps. ^i, ^•^§3;5 Paris, 1895. [ficole des lettres d'Alger.]
The edition ot 1648 is entitled The English » :^^ i ^ on 72 t 67
American his travail by sea and land: or, a new ,,,.,,, ju»5'6-i'J/
survey of the West India's . . . [•♦H.91.30]. Braune, Theodor Wllhelm.
Gardini, Carlo. Abriss der althochdeutschen Grammatik mit
Gli Stati Uniti. Ricordi. 2a edizione. Bo- Beriicksichtigung des altsachsischen. 2te
logna, 1891. 2 V. Illus. Maps. 2369.114 Auflage. Halle a. S., 1895. 62 pp. 4885.37
Johnston, William, of Edinburgh, and Alex- Doleschal, Anton.
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War map of United States with Spain. Ed- Kyd'» Dramen. [Leitmeritz, 1888.] 19 pp.
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Knights templar. Gallee, Johan Hendrik.
Map of Boston, 26th triennial conclave of Altsachsische Grammatik. Laut- und
Knights Templar, at Boston, 1895. Bos- Flexionslehre. Halle, 1891. 4885.34
ton. [1895.] = No. 134 in *Map 30.8 Gorra, Egidio.
Martin, Carl, professor of geology. Lingue neolatine. Milano, 1894. 2939a.83
Bcricht uber eine Reise nach niederlandisch Haase, A.
West-Indien und darauf gegriindete Stu- Syntaxe frangaise du xvii® siecle. Traduit
dien. Leiden, 1888. 2 v. Illus. Maps. par M. Obert. Paris, 1898. 2686.118
4361.150 Mason, Robert W.
Muirhead, James Fullarton. Cosmo-Roman alphabet. Prepared express-
The land of contrasts. A Briton's view of ly for missionary purposes wheresoever
his American kin. Boston, 1898. 2363.108 the Roman character prevails. [N. Y.,
New York central and Hudson river railroad. 1895, 96.] 8 pp. 61 19a. 10
Trip of Prince Michel Hilkoff impcrjal min- Masqueray, Emile.
ister of ways and means of communica- Observations grammaticales sur la gram-
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Niagara Falls. [N. Y., 1896.] 69, (i) pp. des Taitoq. Publics par R. Basset et
Illus. 2389a.4i Gaudefroy-Demombynes. Paris, 1896.
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ter in the prairies. London, 1853. Pis. Le chaouia de I'Aures (dialecte de I'Ahmar-
4477.239 khaddou). ifitude grammatical — Texte
Philip, George, and son. en dialecte chaouia. Paris, 1896. [ficole
Philip's sketch map of the Klondike gold des lettres d* Alger.] 3032.169
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4367.179 reicht. Leipzig, 1897. 4953-30
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Catalogue of books on angling. Supple-
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Manual of library classification and shelf
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Early New England catechisms. A biblio-
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Sandiford, Ralph.
A brief examination of the practice of the
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United States.
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♦♦H.90.88
Yoneyama Umekichi.
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Arabic Literature.
Muhammad ibn Muhammad, Al-GhazzalL
Les quatrains d'Al-Ghazali. [Traduite par]
Jean Labor [pseud. d*Henri Cazalis].
Paris, 1896. (5), 83, (7) PP- 302^0
English and American Literature.
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Thomas Middleton. Part i. [Nordhausen,
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Browne, Charles Farrar.
The complete works of Artemus Ward.
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Carlyle, Thomas.
Latter-day pamphlets. [Edited by H. D.
Traill.l N. Y., 1898. Portr. [Works.
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Charles i., of England.
The princely pelican. [London?] 1649.
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Franklin, Benjamin.
Poor Richard's almanack. Selections from
the prefaces, apothegms, and rimes, with
a facsimile of the almanack for 1733. Ed-
ited by B. E. Smith. N. Y., 1898. Portr.
♦♦K. 18.20
Ha1e« Susan. 1838-
Men and manners of the eighteenth century.
Meadville, 1898. [Chautauqua reading
circle literature.] 4558.149
Hudson, William Henry.
Idle hours in a library. San Francisco.
11898?! 2559.43
Contents. — London life in Shakspere's tim^. —
Pepys and his diary. Two novelists of the Eng-
lish restoration FMrs. Behn and Mrs. Manley].
— A frlimpse of Bohemia.
Keats. John.
Isabella, or the pot of basil. Illustrated by
W. B. Macdougall. Phila., 1898. (S5) PP.
♦2560.56
Meredith. Georpre.
Odes in contnbution to the song of French
history. The Revolution, Napoleon,
France, December 1870, Alsace-Lorraine.
N. Y,. 1898. 4568.141
Motteux. Pierre Antofne.
A poem upon tea. London, 1712. t8 pn. =
♦♦4566.170
A tmewritten cony.
Pac^e. Katherine S., compiler.
My ladv sleeps. [Poems by various au-
thors.l Bo«fon, 1899. 2390.84
Perkins, Mary H.
Through my spectacles. N. Y. [1898.]
4409a.203
Reed. Samuel Rockwell.
Offthouarhts about women and other things.
Chicajro, 1888. = P. 18.735
Skrine, John Huntley.
Songs of the maid, and other ballads and
lyrics. Westminster, 1896. 4566.173
Under two queens. Lyrics written for the
tercentenary festival of the founding of
Uppingham school. London, 1884. 64
pp. 4566.172
Smith, William Hawley.
Walks and talks. Chicago. [1893.]
4407.185
Spies, Joseph.
Otway's Titus and Berenice and Racine's
B6r6nice, a parallel. Wetzlar, 1891. 11 po.
2552.86
Symons, Arthur.
Days and nights. London, 1889. 4567150
Silhouettes. [Verses.] London, 1892.
4569a. 179
Tennyson, Alfred, baron Tennyson.
Poetic and dramatic works. Cambridge
edition. [Edited by W. J. Rolfe.] Bos-
ton, 1898. Portr. 4563.119
Vincent. Leon Henry.
The Bibliotaph and other people. Boston.
1898. 4558.147
Wh'te, Caroline Louisa.
^Ifric. A new sfudy. Boston, 1898. [Yale
studies in English.] = 4583.130
Bibliography, pp. 199-aia.
French Literature.
Daudet, Leon A.
Les idees en marche. Paris, 1896. 6698.63
Floris and Blancheflor.
Flore und Blanceflor, altfranzosischer Ro-
man nach der Uhlandischen Abschrift der
Pariser Handschrift N. 6987. hrsg. von I.
Bekker. Berlin, 1844. 4879a.34
Heithecker, Fritz.
Jean Bodel's „Jeu de Saint Nicholas."
Miinster, i88<>. 67 pp. 4879.36
Renan, Joseph Ernest.
[CEuvres choisies.] Paris, 1897. 4709a.25
German Literature.
Deutscher Musen-Almanach fiir das Jahr
1897. Blatter neuer deutscher Litteratur
und Kunst. Herausgegeben von W.
Arent. Leipzig. [1897.] Pis. *4870.39
Hauptmann, Gerhart Johann Robert.
Hannele, a dream poem. Translated by W.
Archer. London, 1894. Portr. 6899a.73
Greek and Latin Literature.
Grenfel. Bernard Pyne, and Arthur Surridge
Hunt, editors and translators.
The Oxyrhynchus papyri. Part i. Lon-
don, 1898. Fac-similes. [Egypt explo-
ration fund.] *3052.i57
Grey, Henry, editor.
The classics for the million, being an epi-
tome in English of the works of the
principal Greek and Latin authors. N. Y,
1898. 2969.89
Kulcke, Otto.
Seneca's Einfluss auf Jean de La Peruse's
„Medee" und Jean do La Taille's „La
famine ou les Gabeonites." Greifswald.
[1884.1 59 pp. 2948.62
Petronius Arbiter, Titus.
Trimalchio's dinner. Translated by H. T.
Peck. N. Y., 1898. Pis. 2923.82
Plato.
The republic. With studies for teachers.
By W. L. Bryan and Charlotte L. Bryan.
N. Y., 1898. 3007.79
Porphyrius.
L'antre des nvmphes. Traduit du grec . . .
par P. Quillard. Paris, 1893. 30 pp. =
4999.32
Italian Literature.
Ambrosoli. Francesco.
Manuale della letteratura italiana. Edizione
ricorretta e accresciuta. loa impressione.
Firenze. 1885. 4 v. 2770.25
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Wichmann, O.
L'art poetique de Boileau dans celui de
Gottsched. Berlin, 1879. 30 PP. 2675.76
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Persian Literature.
Omar Khayyam.
Rubaiyat. Rendered into English verse by
Edward Fitzgerald and into Latin by H.
W. Greene. Privately printed by Nathan
Haskell Dole. Boston, 1898. 63 pp.
*3029a.43
Spanish Literature.
Kelly. James Fitzmaurice-.
A history of Spanish literature. N. Y., 1898.
3096.155
Quevedo y Villegas, Francisco Gomez de.
Obras completas. Edicion critica, ordenada
. . . por A. Femindez-Guerra y Orbe.
Con notas y adiciones de M. Menendez y
Pelayo. Tomo i. Sevilla, 1897. 3092.125
Turkish Literature.
Decourdemanche, Jean Adolphe, trgjislator.
Les ruses des femmes (Mikri-zenan) et ex-
traits du Plaisir apres la peine (Feredj bad
chiddeh). Traduit du turc. Paris, 1896.
*3o89.i39
Drama. Shakespeare.
Boston. Theatres.
[Scrap-book containing newspaper clip-
pings relating chiefly to old_Boston actors
and minstrels.] *4452.90
[Theatrical, musical and amusement events
in Boston, 1875-79. Also opening attrac-
tions of the Boston theatre, 1854-79; and
of the Boston museum for 36 seasons.]
Scrap-book. ♦445oa.59
Brown, Thomas Allston.
[History of the New York theatres, 1732-
1893. Newspaper clippings. A series of
articles published in the New York clipper,
1888-1894.] *45oo.ii3
Colagrosso, Francesco.
La prima tragedia di Antonio Conti. Nuova
edizione accresciuta. Firenze, 1898. 61
T^ PPv . ^ 4775.88
Dewischeit. Curt.
Shakespeare und die Anfange der engli-
schen Stenographie. Berlin, 1897. 42 pp.
4596.141
Lees, John.
Questions on Shakspeare's A midsummer
night's dream. London, 1894. 56 pp.
4599a.2ii
Rostand, Edmbnd.
Cyrano de Bergerac. Translated from the
French by Gladys Thomas and Mary F.
Guillemard. N. Y., 1898. Portr. 6699a.65
Same. London, 1898. 6699a.66
Rovenhagen, Ludwig.
Alt-englische Dramen. Abt. i. [Aachen.
1879] 39 pp. 2552.89
January
Vopel, Carl.
John Webster. His life and his dramas.
Bremen, 1888. 31 pp. 2552.87
Folk-Lore.
Giani, Leopoldo Carlo Massimiliano.
Italienische Sprichworter in deutschem Ge-
wande. Stuttgart, 1876. 2779.47
In German and Italian.
Joyce, Patrick Weston, editor and translator.
Old Celtic romances. 3d edition. London,
1898. 2479.87
Ragozin, Zanaida Alexeievna.
Tales of the heroic ages. Siegfried, the
hero of the North, and Beowulf, the hero
of the Anglo-Saxons. N. Y., 1898. Pis.
2906.76
Talko-Hryncewicz, Ju.
[Revue de] "La medecine populaire dans la
Ruthenie meridionale" [Zarys lecznicteva
Sudowego na Rusi poludniowej]. [Cra-
covie. 1893.] 8 pp. = 3724-^
Teit, James.
Traditions of the Thompson river Indians
of British Columbia . . . Boston. 1898.
*4402.i5i
Medicine. Hygiene.
Medicine.
Bouchut, Eugene.
Traite pratique des maladies des nouveau-
nes. 5e edition. Paris, 1867. Illus.
*3773.6o
Brough, David Dandie.
Formaldehyde gas as a disinfectant. [Bos-
ton, 1898.] 16 pp. = 3764,130
Bucquoy. Jules.
Legons cliniques sur les maladies du coeur,
professees a THoiel-Dieu de Paris. 2t
edition. Paris, 1870. Illus. = 3803.39
Cheney, Frederick Edward.
Ocular headaches. [Boston, 1892.] 7 pp. :=
78o9a.22
Cuff, Herbert Edmund.
A course of lectures on medicine to nurses.
London, 1896. Illus. 3729.114
Follin, Frangois Anthime Eugene.
Traite elementaire de pathologie extemc.
Paris, 1869-71. 3 V. Illus. = *579i.i7
Friedberger, Franz, and Eugen Froehner.
Veterinary pathology. Translated by M.
H. Hayes. [Vol. i.] Infective diseases of
animals. London, 1898. 6002.42
Green, Thomas Henry.
An introduction to pathology and morbid
anatomy. 7th American edition, enlarged
by H. M. Murray. Phila., 1895. Illus.
3795.101
Grisolle, Auguste.
Traite elementaire et pratique de pathologie
interne. 9e edition. Paris, 1869. 2 v. =
♦5791.16
i899
13
Guinard, L.
Th6rapeutique et pharmacodynamic. T. i.
Paris, 189P. [Encyclopedie v6t6rinaire.]
4007.166
Hervietix, fidouard.
Traite clinique et pratique des maladies
puerp^rales. Paris, 1870. lUus. =
*577i.38
Joulin, D6sir6 Joseph.
Trait6 complet d'accouchements. Paris,
1867. Illus. = ♦3771.26
Marcy, Henry Orlando.
Placental development. [Phila., 1887.] (7)
^ pp. = . 3774.77
Mondeville, Henri de.
La chinirgie. Traduction contemporaine de
Tauteur, publi^e d'aores le ms. unique de
la Bibilotheque nationale par A. Bos.
Tome I. Paris, 1897. [Society des an-
ciens textes fran^ais.] *2694.i03
Napheys, George Henry.
Modem therapeutics. 2d edition. Phila.,
1871. = 3784.49
Schenck, Samuel Leopold.
Schenck's theory. The determination of
sex. Chicago, 1898. *3779i3i
Siebenmann, Friedrich.
Die Blutgefasse im Labyrinthe des mensch-
lichen Ohres. Wiesbaden, 1894. 38 pp.
Pis. ♦3800.101
Trousseau, Armand.
Qiniauc m6dicale de THotel-Dieu de Paris.
3e edition. Paris, 1868. 3 v. = ♦3710.20
Walshe, Walter Hayle.
Trait^ clinique des maladies de la poitrine.
Traduit par J. B. Fonssagrives. Paris,
1870. = ^ 3793.85
Worcester, Mass. City hospital.
The Samuel Winslow surgery. [Worcester,
1896.] 16 pp. = 57693.100
Hygiene.
Blaikie, William.
How to get strong and how to stay so.
New edition. N. Y., 1898. Portrs. Pis.
4008.47
Bullock, Margaret.
The world's sanatorium : a sketch of Rotorua
and its environs. Wellington, 1897. vi,
26 pp. Pis. [Department of lands and
survey, New Zealand.] 379ob.4
Woodhull, Alfred Alexander.
Notes on military hygfiene for officers of the
line. New edition. N. Y., 1898. 3769.200
Science.
Avstralasian association for the advancement
of science.
Report of the meeting, ist. 1888. Sydney.
[1889.] Pis. Charts.. = ♦5304.70
Australian museum, Sydney.
Catalogue of the Australian hydroid Zoo-
)hytcs. By W. M. Bale. Sydney, 1884.
"Is. = ^5822.27
^
Catalogue of the Echinodermata. By £. P.
Ramsay. Part i. Echini. Desmosticha
and Pestalosticha. 2d edition. Sydney,
1891. vii, 59 pp. Pis. = *5822.28
Catalogue of the fishes in the collection . . .
Part I. Recent palaeichthyan fishes. By
J. D. Ogilby. Sydney, 1888. 33 PP- =
♦5822.32
Descriptive catalogue of the sponges in the
Australian museum . . . By R. von Len-
denfeld. London, 1888. Pis. = *5822.33
Descriptive catalogue (with notes) of the
general collection of minerals ... By A.
F. Ratte. Sydney, 1885. = *5822.35
Hints for the preservation of specimens of
natural history. By E. P. Ramsay. 4th
edition. Sydney, 1890. 32 pp. = *5822.36
Brueckner, Eduard.
Die feste Erdrinde und ihre Formen. Wien,
1897. Illus. 386oa.3
Chun, Carl.
Die Ctenophoren der Plankton-Expedition.
Kiel, 1898. 32 pp. Pis. ♦7880.14. 1
Clayton, H. Helm.
Scientific kite-flying at Blue Hill. [Boston,
1896.] 5 pp. = 5967.62
Doubleday, Neltje Blanchan De Graff.
Birds that hunt and are hunted. By Neltje
Blanchan. N. Y., 1898. Pis. ♦390oa.6i
Ferguson. S. P.
The pole star recorder. [Boston, 1894. J 3
pp. PI. = 5907.4S
This instrument serves to register the amount of
cloudiness at night.
Gaillard, Claude.
Notes sur quelques esp^ces de cyprinodons
de TAsie Mineure et de la Syrie. [Lyon,
1895.] 15 pp. Illus. No. 2 in ♦3&K).35
Haecker, Valentin.
Die pelagischen Polychaeten- und Achaeten-
larven der Plankton- Expedition. Kiel,
1898. t;o pp. Illus. Map. ♦7880.12.4
Halstcd, George Bruce.
Mathematical works by George Bruce Hal-
sted. Austin, Texas, 1897. 52 pp.
3939.107
Hind, Wheelton.
A monograph of the British carboniferous
Lamellibranchiata. Part i, 2. London,
1896. Pis. [Palaeontographical society.]
♦787oa.65
Hoffman, Frank Sargent.
The sphere of science. A study of scientific
investigation. N. Y., 1898. 791?. I4
Ingersoll, Ernest.
The book of the ocean. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
Portrs. 5822.80
Lapouge, Georges Vacher de.
Note sur un nouveau singe pliocene (An-
thropodus Rouvillei). [Rennes, 1894.] 7
pp. = 3863.85
Lydekker, Richard.
The deer of all lands. London, 1898. Illus.
♦3880.3©
Madras. Government museum.
Bulletin. Vol. i; vol. 2, no. i. Madras,
1894-97. Pis. Maps. = *S89S.4I
Mortensen, Theodor.
Die Echinodermenlarven der Plankton-Ex-
pedition. Kiel, 1898. Illus. Map.
♦7880.13
14
Museo nacional de Buenos Aires.
Memoria correspondiente al aiio 1894-96.
Buenos Aires, 1897. = ♦5821.60
Naegeli, Carl Wilhelm von.
A mechanico-physiological theory of or-
ganic evolution. Summary [by V. A.
Clark]. Chicago, 1898. 6 pp. = 3828.91
Pemer, Jaroslav.
£tudes sur les graptolites de Boheme. Tra-
duit par A. S. Oudin. Partie 1-3 § a.
Prague, 1894-97. Illus. *7885.5i
Prentiss, Henry Mellen.
The great polar current. N. Y. [1897.]
2269.115
Reiche, Carl Friedrich.
Flora de Chile. T. i. Santiago de Chile,
1896. 3852.86
Rotch, Abbott Lawrence.
The use of kites to obtain meteorological
records in the upper air at Blue Hill ob-
servatory, U. S. A. [London, 1897.! 2
pp. Illus. = 5907.75
Sacco, Federico.
Lc rhinoceros de Dusino. [Lyon, 1895.]
31 pp. Pis. No. 3 in ^3820.35
Torrey. Bradford.
A world of green hills. Observations of
nature and human nature in the Blue
Ridpe. Boston. 1898. 3819.36
University of Kansas.
The university R'eological survey of Kansas.
Vol. I, 2, 4. Topeka, 1896-^. 3 v. THus.
Maps. = ^7863. 77
Valentine, John Tristram Tristram-.
London birds and beasts. London, tSq<.
3908.71
Wp'^ace. Alfred Russel.
The wonderful centiirv. Its successes and
failures. N. Y., 1898. Portr. 7917.12
Anthropology. Ethnology.
Australian museum, Sydney.
Descriptive list of Australian weapons, im-
plements, &c., from the Darling and Lach-
Ian rivers. [Sydney, 1897.] 4 pp. =
*5822.37
Demolins, Edmond.
A quoi tient la sup6riorite des Anglo-
Saxons. Paris. [1897.] 2309.63
Deniker, Joseph.
Sur les ossements humains recueillis par M.
Diguet dans la Basse-Californie. [Paris,
1895.1 3 PP- = ♦3822.131
International congress of prehistoric anthro-
pology and archaeology, nth session.
Mat^riaux concemant les expositions, les
excursions et les rapports sur des ques-
tions touchant les congfr^s. Moscow, 1893.
2 V. Illus. ^6230.56
This scASton included also the International con-
frress of Koologry.
Jacobs, Julius.
Het familie — en kampongleven op Groot-
Atjeh. Eine bijdrage tot de ethnographie
van Noord-Sumatra, Leiden, 1894. 2 v.
Pis. 3822.189
I^oth. Walter Edmond.
Ethnological studies among the north-
westcehtral Queensland aborigines. Bris-
bane, 1897. Pis. ♦3822.201
January
Svenska sallskapet for antropologi och geo-
grafi.
Antropologiska sektionens tidskrift Bd. i.
1878-^. Stockholm, 1878-80. Illus.
♦6273.19
This journal was succeeded by Ymer [*6a73.a5].
Forhandlingar vid sallskapets sammankom-
ster. 187&-1880. Stockholm, 1882. 66 pp.
♦6273.23
Stadgar . . . antagna den 15 December 1877.
Stockholm, 1878. 8 pp. ♦6273.22
Mathematics.
Dedekind, Richard.
Stetigkeit und irrationale Zahlen. 2. Auf-
lage. Braunschweig, 1892. (7), 24 pp.
♦♦E.5i29.a8
Philosophy. Education.
Ethics.
Philosophy.
Alexander, Archibald, one time professor of
philosophy in Columbia college.
Theories of the will in th^ history of
philosophy. N. Y., 1898. 3609.174
Barrington. Arthur Henry.
Anti-Christian cults. An attempt to show
that spiritualism, theosophy and Christian
science are devoid of supernatural powers.
Milwaukee. [1898.] 5499a.66
Jones, Adam Leroy.
Early American philosophers. N. Y., 1898^
80 pp. [Columbia university contribu-
tions to philosophy, psychology and edu-
cation.] ♦36o4.rtaa
Devoted in great part to Samuel Johnson, D.D..
and Jonathan Fdwards.
Mills. Thomas Wesley.
The nature & development of animal intelli-
gence. London, 1898. 3888.27
Mivart, St George.
The groundwork of science. A sttsdy of
cpistemology. N. Y., 1896. [Science
series.] 3605.180
Education.
Cornell university.
Ten-year book. [Vol.] 3. 1868-1898.
Ithaca, 1898. ♦2386.26.3
Curling, Joseph James, and Charles Knapp.
Historical notes concerning Queen's col-
lege, St. John's, Newfoundland. London,
1898. Pis. 448oa.io5
Eliot, Charies William.
Educational reform. Essays and addresses.
N. Y., 1898. 3597.1^
Friedrich, Johannes.
Jahn als Erzieher. Mtinchen, 1895. 4868.41
Gallaher. James E., editor.
Representative deaf persons of the United
States of America . . . who are en^ged
in the higher pursuits of life. Chicago,
1898. Portrs. = 5594.122
i899
Massachusetts state normal school, Westfield.
Course of study in geogn'^phy for the model
and practice schools. [Westfield? 1898?]
2 pp. = 3599.179
Monroe, Will Seymour.
Das Studium der Kindesseele in Amerika.
[Obersetzt von A. Neubert] Leipzig,
1898. = 7592.146
Picard, Edmond.
L'Institut des hautes Etudes i rUniversit6
nouvelle de Bruxelles. Paris, 1897. 35 pp.
= 4835.45
Woodbury. Charles Jeptha Hill.
The purpose of textile education. Waltham,
Mass., 1897. 18 pp. = 3593- 140
Ethics. Manners.
Cavern o, Charles.
Chalk lines over morals. Chicago, 1898. =
3588.115
Gregory, Eliot
Worldly ways & byways. N. Y., 1898.
3587.146
Harrison, Constance Cary. (Mrs. Burton
Harrison.)
The well-bred girl in society. Phila. [1898.]
Hodges, George.
Social righteousness. Boston, 1897. 14 pp.
14 pp. = 5579a. 1453
James, William, M.D.
The importance of habits. Boston, 1897. 16
pp. = 5579a. 145. 1
Marden, Orison Swett.
The secret of achievement. N. Y. [1898.]
Portrs. 5586.30
Miller, James Russell.
Young people's problems. N. Y. [1898.]
55893.157
Nichols, Thomas L.
Social life: its principles, relations, and ob-
ligations. London, 1895. 3589.159
Religion. Theology.
Abbott, Lyman.
The Boul'^ quest after God. N. Y. [1897.]
29 pp. 3489.42
Ball, Charles James, editor.
The Queen's printers* aids to the student of
the Holy Bible. Variorum illustrated edi-
tion. London. [1898.] 3 parts in i v.
IIlus. Maps. 342384
Bampton lectures. Namely:
17&). Bandinel, James. *7504-45
1782. Holmes, Robert. *7504.47
1783. Cobb, John. ♦7504.48
1788. Shepherd, Richard. ♦750450
1791. Morres. Robert. *7504.5i
1793. Williamson, James, B.D., of Queen's
college, Oxford. *7504.5a
1795. Veysie, Daniel. *7504.53
1796. Gray, Robert, D.D. 1762-1834.
♦7504.54
IS
♦7504.55
♦7504.56
1797. Finch, William.
1803. Farrer, John.
1806. Browne, John, M.A., of Oxford!
♦7504.57
1808. Penrose, John. ♦7504.58
1813. Collinson, John. ♦7504.59
1821. Jones, Rev. John, M.A., archdeacon
of Merioneth. ♦7504.61
1826. Vaux, William. „ *7504.62
1840. Hawkins, Edward, D.D. irj^^j?^^
1846. Short, Augustus. /' ^^^504.68
1847. Shirley, Walter Augusti|s. ^7504.69
1848. Marsh, Edward Garrard^' ♦750470
1853. Thomson, William, D.D., archbishop
of York. ^ ♦7504.7a
1854. Waldegrave, Samuel. ♦7504-73
1857. Jelf, William Edward ^7504.74
i8''3. Smith, Isaac Gregory. ♦7504-75
By the recent addition of the Bampton lectures
above-mentioned, the file in this Library is so
far complete as to lack only six issues.
Barrows, Walter Manning.
Southern congregational churches. [N. Y.,
1898?] 6 pp. = No. I in 5579a.i5o
Bauer, Clema W.
Indian missions. Part 5. Arizona. Hart-
ford. Conn. [1896.] 16 pp. = 3537.125
Berkowitz, Henry.
Kiddush or Sabbath sentiment in the home.
Phila., 1898. 70 pp. Illus. 2299a.93
Bible.
The parallel Psalter: being the Prayer-book
version of the Psalms and a new version
arranpred on opposite pages. With an in-
troduction and glossaries by S. R. Driver.
Oxford, 1808. 3419.1^
Canticum canticorum, ex Hebraeo convertit
et explicavit Caietanus Kossowicz. Petro-
poli, i8*^. [international cong^ress of
orientalists. 3d session.] 3424.110
Bossuet. Jacques B^nigne, bishop of Meaux.
Sermons choisies pan^gyriaues. Avec des
notes par D. Bertrand. Paris, 1898.
3459.167
Boynton, Nehemiah.
Congregational loyalty to congregational
societies. [N. Y., 1898?] 4 PP- =
No. 2 in S579a.i50
Real preaching. Three gddresses to th^
th/?o)ogical student* of Ob«rlin. Boston,
1897. ^39- W
Bridgman, Howard Allen. ^ «
Missionary partnership between C. E. and
A. M. A. [N. Y., 1898?! 4 Pp- =
No. 3 in 5579a.i50
Bugg, Francis. ^^ , • ^
The pilgrim's progress, from Quakerism to
Christianity. 2d edition. London, 1700.
♦♦G.387.11
Butler. Dugald. .,,*,. .x.
The ancient church and parish of Abernethy.
Edinburgh, 1897. Pis. ♦2471.77
Carleton, George, bishop of Chichester.
A thankful remembrance of God's mercy.
In an historicall collection of the great
and mercifull deliverances of the church
and state of England from the beginning
of Queene Elizabeth. 3d edition. Lon-
don, 1627. Illus. ♦♦G.387.3
i6
January
Chapman, John Wright.
Our mission in Alaska. Hartford, Conn.
[1894.1 15, (3) pp. = 3537.1 1 1
Crook, Frederick W.
Our Nevada and Utah Indians. Hartford,
Conn. [1895.] = 3537.123
Dale, Robert William.
The Epistle of James, and other discourses.
London, 1895. 3448.84
Barrel, John.
A treatise of the chvrch. Written against
them of the Separation, commonly called
Brownists . . . London, 1617. ♦♦0.387.49
Dix, Morgan, editor.
A history of the parish of Trinity church,
New York. Part i. N. Y., 1898. Pis.
♦3S4oa.8i
Driggs, John B.
Stories from the mission field. Mission life
at Point Hope [Alaska]. Hartford. [1896.]
12 pp. Pis. Map. = 3537.121
Farrar, Frederic William.
Seekers after God London, 1898. 7447-142
Fox, John.
An abridgement of the booke of Acts and
monvmentcs of the chvrch: abridged by
Timothe fright. London, 1589.
♦♦0.387.53
Hilarius Pictaviensis, St., bishop of Poitiers.
Tractatvs de mysteriis et hymni et S. Silviae
Aqvitanae Peregrinatio ad loca sancta.
Qvae inedita ex codice Arretino depromp-
sit loh. Franciscvs Gamvrrini. Romae,
1887. 2 pis. 2 maps. ♦3500.18
Hirschfeld, Hartwig.
Beitrage zur Erklarung des Koran. Leip-
zig, 1886. 3025.37
Holtzmann, Heinrich Julius.
Bricfe und Offenbarung des Johannes. Frei-
burg i. B., 1893. 3421.133
Die Synoptiker. Freiburg i. B., 18^.
3421.125
Howgfill, Francis.
The deceiver of the nations discovered and
his cruelty made manifest . . . More es-
pecially his cruel works of darkness . . .
in Maryland in Virginia . . . London,
1660. 27 pp. ♦♦G.387.19
An account of the treatment of the Quakers. ^
The popish inquisition newly erected in
New-England . . . London, 1650. (4),
72 pp. ♦♦G.387.20
An account of the treatment received by the
Quakers in Boston and other towns.
Illingworth, John Richardson.
Divine immanence. An essay on the spiritual
significance of spiritual matter. N. Y..
1898. 3458.194
James, William, M.D. 1842-
Human immortality. Two supposed objec-
tions to the doctrine. Boston, 1898. 7^
pp. 3457.171
Lawne, Christopher.
The prophane schisme of the Brownists or
Separatists. [London.] i6i2. (8), 88 pp.
♦♦G.387.47
Liber hymnorum.
The Irish Liber hjrmnorum. Edited with
translations, notes and glossary by J. H.
Bernard and R. Atkinson. London, 1898.
2 V. Fac-similes. [Henry Bradshaw so-
fiety.l ♦3432.112
Lotesoriere, Tobia.
L'attuale posizione dello stato relativamente
alia chiesa; e Topera del liberalismo
massonico. Torino, 1898. 3469.101
McCabe, Joseph.
Life in a modern monastery. London, 1898.
5515.24
Miller, James Russell.
The joy of service. N. Y. [1898.] 5444.98
Missionary leaflet. The. No. 5.
Our missions to the Indians. [Hartford,
1896.1 7 pp. Illus. = *7536.i3i
Moodey, Joshua. 1663. 1697.
The great sin of | formality | in God's wor-
ship: I or, I the formal worshipper proved
a I lyar and deceiver. | Being the subject
of a I sermon | preacht on the Weekly lec-
ture] in Boston. Boston, 1691. (i), 42
pp. = ♦♦G.376.80
Mudd, Ann.
A cry, a cry: a sensible cry for many months
together hath been in my heart for the
Quakers return out of that Egyptian
darkness they have long lain in. [Lon-
don, 1678.] 7 pp. No. 2 in ♦♦G.387.15
Muggleton, Lodowick.
An answer to Isaac Pennin^on, Esq.; his
book intituled, Observations on some
passages of Lodowick Muggleton's In-
terpretation of the nth chapter of Revela-
tions. London, 1719. (4), 24 pp.
No. 2 in ♦♦G.387.58
Letter to Robert Peirce, concerning the
Holy Ghost. [Dated August 2d, i68a]
[London, 1719.] 8 pp. No. 6 in ♦♦G.387.58I
A true interpretation of the Witch of Endor^
2d edition. London, 1724. (4), 50 pp.
No. 8 in ♦♦G.387.58
New England deaconess home and training
school.
Deaconess work in Boston. [Boston, 1896.]
^ 16 pp. = 5576.139
Report of the first year's work of tho
Deaconess hospital in connection with
the New England deaconess home and
training school. [Boston, 1897.] 16 pp.
= 5576.140
Norton, John. 1606-1663.
The heart of New-England rent at the blas-
phemies of the present generation. Or a
brief tractate, concerning the doctrine of
the Quakers, . . . London, 1660. (3), 8a
pp. ♦♦G.387.17
Pagitt, Ephraim.
Heresiography, or, a description of the.
heretickes and sectaries sprang up in these
latter times. 4th edition. London, 1647.
♦♦G.387.44
Pearse, Mark Guy.
The gentleness of Jesus. N. Y. [1898.}
Portr. 347^124.
Pcnn, William.
An epistle, containing a salutation to all
faithful Friends, a reproof to the unfaith-
ful. [London, 1682.] 7 pp. ♦*G.387.I^
Penny man, John.
A collection of some passages (touching
those called Quakers) which were writ . . .
by several that were, or still are, amongst
that people . . . [London, 1700.I 16 pp^
No. 2 in ♦♦G.387.II
i899
Qvaere, A, concerning the chvrch-covenant,
practised in the separate congregations.
Sent with a letter thereunto annexed, from
J. G. to T. G. London, 1643. (i), 14 pp.
♦♦G.387.64
Reeve, John.
A discourse, between John Reeve and Rich-
ard Leader, merchant. Recited by Lodo-
wick Muggleton. [London, 1719.] 16 pp.
No. 3 in ♦♦G.387.58
An epistle of the prophet Reeve. Written
in the year, 1656. [London. 1719.! 6 pp.
No. 4 in ♦♦G.387.58
The prophet Reeve's Epistle to his friend,
discovering the dark light of the Quakers;
written in the year 1654. [Also seven
other letters written in 1656, 1657 and
1658.] [London, 1719.] 20 pp.
No. 7 in ♦*G.387.s8
Reeve. John, and Lodowick Muggleton.
A divine looking-glass; or, the third and
last testament of Our Lord Jesus Christ
... 3d edition. London, 1719. Portr.
No. I in **G.387.58
Joyful news from heaven. London. 1658.
Ci). 78 pp. **G.38r57
A remonstrance from the eternal God.
[London.] 1719. 24 pp.
^. , « , No. 5 in ♦*G.387.S8
Rich, Robert, of Barbadoes.
Hidden thines broueht to light, or the dis-
cord of the grand Quakers among them-
selves. [London?] 1678. (4). 44, (y) pp.
,.. ^ **G.387.T5
Rie^rs. Frederick B.
Chn>Man schools for Indians. [N. Y..
^898?! 3 pp. = No. 8 in 55"79a.i50
Ryder. Charles Jackson.
Indian medicine lodge. N. Y. [1898?] (7)
pp. = No. 9 in t;57Qa.i50
The last word from Alaska. [Missions.]
[N. Y., 1898?] 10 pp. Pis. =
No. ID in 5579a. 150
Redemption of races. N. Y. [1898?] 20
pp. = No. II in 5579a. 150
Schmiedel, Paul Wilhelm.
Die Briefe an die Thessalonicher und an
die Korinther. Freiburg i. B., 1892.
3421.126
Short account. A, of the lives and sufferings
of several godly persons, who dy'd in
England for the sake of the gospel, under
the reign of King Henry viii. and Queen
Mary. London. 1727. **G.387.5i
Soden, Hermann Friedrich von.
Die Briefe an die Kolosser, Epheser. Phile-
mon: die Pastoralbriefe. [Timotheus,
Titus]. Freiburg i. B., 1893. 3421.128
Hcbraerbrief, Briefe des Petrus, Jakobus,
Judas. Freiburg i. B., 1892. 3421.129
Sunderland, Jabez Thomas.
The Bible: its origin, growth, and character
. . . N. Y.,1897. 3429.139
Swift, Clarence F.
American Highlanders. — No backward
movement. [Poor whites.] [N. Y., 1898?]
3 pp. = No. 12 in 55T9a.i5o
Talbot, Ethelbert, and Hugh L. Burleson.
Indian missions. 3. Hartford. [1894.] 16
pp. Pis. Portrs. = 3537.112
17
Tolstoi, Lyef Nikolaevitch, count.
The Christian teaching. Translated by V.
Tchertkoff. N. Y. [1898.] 3437.86
Unitarian club of California.
Addresses at the thirtieth meeting, held at
San Francisco, April 26, 1897. [San
Francisco, 1897.] 52 pp. = 7469.167
Washburn, Lemuel K.
Sunday and the Sabbath. Boston, 1886.
23 po. = 7457.103
Wheelock, Edwin Miller.
The evolution of Providence. Boston, 1898.
8 pp. = 5579a. 145.5
Willard. Samuel. 1705-1741.
The minister of God approved. A sermon
preached at Arundel at the ordination of
John Hovey. Added, a funeral sermon
occasioned by the death of Mr. Willard.
By William Thompson. Boston, i''43.
♦♦G.387.9
WiMiams, Mrs. Edwin S.
''^This Jesus Cfirist work." N. Y. [1898?]
C-?) pp. r= No. 16 in 5579a. 1 50
The Chinese in California.
Young. Robert.
Twofold concordance to the New Testa-
ment. Edinburgh, 1884. ♦3420a.58
Social Science.
Political Economy.
Allen, William V.
The arbitration bill. Speech in the Senate,
May II, 1898. [Wasrington, 1898.] 16
pp. = 5655.70
The bill is entitled, "A bill concerning carriers
engaged in interstate commerce and their em>
ployees."
Birkmyre, William.
Old age pensions. Glasgow. [189-?] 39
pp. 5573.98
Block, Maurice.
The progress of economic ideas in France.
[Translated by Cornelia H. B. Rogers.]
Phila. [1894?] 33 PP. 3644.233
Boehm-Bawerk, Eugen von.
The ultimate standard of value. Phila.
[189-?] 60 pp. 3644.229
Doren. Alfred.
Entwicklung und Organisation der Floren-
tiner Ziinfte im 13. und 14. Jahrhundert.
Leipzig, 1897. ♦5644.21.15
Dyrenfurth. Gertrud.
Die hausindustriellen Arbeiterinnen in der
Berliner Blusen-, Unterrock-, Schiirzen-
und Tricotkonfektion. Leipzig, 1898.
♦5644.21.15
Easton, H.
The work of a bank. London. 1898.
3648.124
Eberstadt, Rudolph.
Magisterium und Fraternitas. Leipzig,
1897. ♦5644.21.15
Farrer, Sir Thomas Henry, ist baron Farrer.
Studies in currency, 1898. London, 1898.
Charts. 3644.224
i8
Fetter, Frank.
The exploitation of theories of value in the
discussion of the standard of deferred
payments. Phila. [1895.] 16 pp. 3644.230
Hardwicke Henry.
The art of getting rich. N. Y. [1897.]
5649a.i5
Harter, Michael D.
American banking and the money supply
of the future. Phila. [1893.] 14 pp.
3644.226
Lotz, Walther.
Monetary situation in Germany. Phila.
[1894.1 3644.232
McLeod. Frank Fenwick.
The history of fiat money and currency in-
flation in New England, from 1620 to
1789. Phila., 1898. 21 pp. 3644.236
Mevroos, Arnold.
Onze gemeente-financien. Amsterdam. 1897.
= 3643.137
Patten, Simon Nelson.
Cost and utility. Phila. [1893.I 20 op.
3644.227
Perry, James Roy.
Public debts in Canada. [Toronto, i8q8.]
88 pp. [University of Toronto. Studies.
Economic series.] 3641.28
Philadelphia. Commercial museum.
Prospectus of United States commercial
commission to China. [Phila. 1898. 1 12
pp. = 5655.69
Ross. Edward Alsworth.
Total utilitv standard of deferred payments.
Phila. [1894.] 17 pp. 3644.231
Simonton. Thomas C.
A treatise on the law of municioal bonds of
the muniripAl comorations of the United
States. N. Y.. 1806. 3665.39
Smith, Isaac Townsend.
European spoliation in the Oriental world
as affertine the commercial rights of the
United States. [N. Y.] 1808. 37 po. =
3655.82
Tavlor. William Georee Langwr»r*hv.
Values, positive and relative. Phi'a. rT8o6?l
38 pp. 3644.235
Political Science.
Chamberlain, Leander Trowbridge.
The state. An address before the Patria
club. N. Y., 1898. (i), 50 pp. 5567.38
Chapman, John Jay.
Causes and consequences. N. Y., 1898.
3568.209
Contents. — Politica. — Society. — Education:
Froebel. — Democracy. — Government.
Lathers, Richard.
Letter on the social and political degrada-
tion of the times. [N. Y.?] 1898. 30 pp.
= 4326.163
On bossism in American politics.
Lowell, Abbott Lawrence.
Oscillations in politics. Phila., 1898. 29 pp.
4326.161
Thierry, C. de.
Imperialism. With an introduction by W.
E. Henley. London, 1898. 4519^.133
January
Sociology.
Culver, L F.
Alabama's resources and future prospects.
1897. Birmingham, 1897. Ulus. Portrs.
= 4477-238
Ede, William Moore.
The attitude of the church to some of the
social problems of town life. 2d edition.
Cambridge, 1896. [The Hulsean lectures
for 1895] 3569.253
Ely. Richard Theodore.
What is our social ideal? Boston, 1898. 14
PP- 5579a. 145.6
Huntington, George.
The Chinese puzzle. [N. Y., 1898?] 8 pp.
= No. 6 in 5579a. 150
Levi, Kate Everest.
Geographical origin of German immigra-
tion to Wisconsin. Madison, 1898. 52 pp.
Map. = 4373.136
Mason, Lewis D.
The pauper inebriate. [Hartford, 1897.] 10
„ PP- = 7583.178
Patton. Cornelius Howard.
A broad education. [N. Y., 1898?] 7 pp. =
^. No. 7 in 5579a,i50
This tract is a discussion of the education of the
negro.
Pobiedonostsef, Konstantin Petrovitch.
Reflections of a Russian statesman. Trans-
lated by R. C. Long. London, 1898.
3067.128
Rauchberg. Heinrich.
Die Bevolkerung Osterreich« auf Gnind
der Ergebnisse der Volkszahlunflr yom 31.
December 1890. Wien, 1895. Maps. Dia-
prams. 4822.30
Updike. Eugene G.
Chnstianity the solvent of race antagonisms.
[N. Y., i8q8?1 7 pp. = No. 15 In SS79a.iso
On ihf n^srro on^^tion.
Wi'^es, Frederic Howard, and John Koren.
The linuor prohlem, its legislative asnects.
2d edition. Bos^^on. 1898. 7583.179
Woodburv. Francis Porter.
The feudal south. N. Y. f i8o8?1 14 pp. =
No. 17 in 5579a.i!?o
A dUcussion of the condition of the negro in the
south.
Law. Legislation.
Abel, Charles Denton, and Oliver Imray.
Patents, designs, and trade marks: British
and foreign. An outline uf laws and pro-
cedure relative to patents . . . London,
1886. 3667.95
Dreyfus, Alfred.
L'affaire Dreyfus. Le proccs Zola devant
la Cour d'assises de la Seine et la Cour de
cassation, 7-23 fevrier, 31 mars-2 avril,
1898. Compte-rendu st^nographtqtM^Ju^
extenso" et documents annexes. Pans
1898. 2 V. 2614.77
Friese, Victor.
Das Strafrecht des Sachsenspiegels. Bres-
lau, 1898. ♦7616.54.55
i899
Gewerbegericht, Das. Mittheilungen des Ver-
bandes deutscher Gewerbegerichte. Leip-
zig, 1898. *556oa.45
Indian rights association. Law committee.
The helplessness of the Indians before the
law. Phila., 1886. 12 pp. = 4563. 197
Meyer, Balthasar Henry.
A history of early railroad legislation in
Wisconsin. Madison, 1898. = 7658.163
Pavly, Jean de, translator.
*}MffD |l^n Code civil et p6nal du Judaisme.
Traduite pour la premiere fois sur Torigi-
nal chaldlo-rabbinique. Paris, 1896.
5619.61
Union interparlementaire pour Tarbitrage.
Session de 1897.
Compte rendu de la 8e conference. Braine-
Ic-Comte, 185A = 3575.152
Wilkins, Thomas, C.E.
How to apply for a British patent under the
patents act 1883. London, 1884.
Patent Room
Useful and Industrial
Arts.
Abbott, Henry G.
Antique watches and how to establish their
age. Brief biographical sketches of the
celebrated watchmakers of the world, and
a directory of over 6000 names of watch
and clock makers who were in business
prior to 1850. Chicago. [1897.] IHus.
8028.118
Bates, Helen Page.
Australian experiments in industry. Phila.,
1898. 21 pp. 5657.76
Dicksee, Lawrence Robert.
Auditing: a practical manual. 2d edition.
London, i8i95. 3654-49
Domestic echoes, The. A careful collection of
tried and approved recipes by the mem-
bers and friends of the Ladies' auxiliary
and King's daughters of the W. F. M. S.
of Third St. M. E. church, Columbus,
Ohio. Columbus, 1897. = 8008.74
Duluth home cook book, The. Duluth. 1895.
8008.88
Farman. D.
A B C du conducteur d'automobiles. Paris,
1898. Illus. 8017.21 1
Les automobiles. 2e Edition. Paris, 1898.
nius. 8017.210
Fowler, Charles Evan.
The coffer-dam process for piers. N. Y.,
i8q8. Illus. 4013.36
Friends' cook book. Norwalk, 1898. Pis. =
8006.47
Gavctty, J. W.
The motorman's guide. Chicago, T898. Pis.
3969a. T64
Gibbs. William E.
Lighting by acetylene. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
.'TO67.184
Iron and steel. [Weeklv.] Formerly Chicaflro
journal of commerce. Vol. 72. Chicaaro,
i8q8. Illus. *40i3.203
Cmrent numbert are in the Periodical Room.
19
Kerr, Richard.
Wireless telegraphy popularly explained.
N. Y., 1898. Illus. • 7969.82
Rorer, Sarah Tyson.
Good cooking. Phila. [1898.] 8oo9a.25
Taylor, Thomas W.
Prismoidal formulae and earthwork. N. Y.,
1898. 394471
Webber, Frederick C.
Carpentry & joinery. London, 1898. Illus.
4018.99
World's Columbian exposition. Woman's
building.
Art and handicraft in the Woman's build-
ing. Edited by Maude Howe Elliott.
Paris, 1893. Illus. ♦4020a. 103
Agriculture. Domestic Animals.
Halle, Ernst L. von.
Baumwollproduktion und Pflanzungswirt-
schaft in den nordamerikanischen Siid-
staaten. T. i. Leipzig, 1897. *5644.2i.i5
James, Robert Kent.
The Angora cat. How to breed, train and
keep it. Boston, 1898. Pis. 6006.104
Mascall, Leonard.
A booke of the arte and maner how to plant
and graffe all sortes of trees, how to set
stones, and sowe pepins . . . VVith diuers
other newe practises, by one of the Abbey
of Saint Vincent in France, practised with
his owne handes ... set forth and Eng-
lished by Leonard Mascall. London,
1575. Illus. = **G.4o6.5
Tweedie, Ethel B.
Danish versus English butter making. Lon-
don, 1895. = 5999- 109
Military and Naval Art, Science,
and History.
Album militaire de I'armee frangaise. 2e serie.
Paris. [1898.] Col. pis. 4631.68
Britannia triumphant: or, an account of the
sea-fights and victories of the English na-
tion, down to the conclusion of the late
war. By a society of naval gentlemen.
New edition. London, 1777. Portrs.
♦♦G.386.65
Chiricahua Indians.
Outline map of the field of operations
against hostile Chiricahua Indians . . .
April 1 2th, 1886 to . . . September 4th,
1886. Compiled by direction of Brigadier
General Nelson A. Miles. [ ? 188-.]
Scale, 10 miles to i inch. =
No. I in *Map 113.6
Couch, Arthur Thomas Quiller-.
The story of the sea. London, 1898. 2 v.
Illus. 5950a. 12
Gibbs, Frederick, T. M.
The illustrated guide to the royal navy and
foreign navies. London, 1896. *3950-33
P., A. V.
Military wrinkles: some useful hints to
soldiers of the regular and auxiliary
forces. London. [18-?] 39 pp.
5959a. 103
20
Stockton, Frank Richard.
Buccaneers and pirates of our coasts. N. Y.,
1898. Pis. 4317.135
Werner, Bartholomaus von.
Deutsches Kriegsschiffsleben und Seefahre-
kunst. Leipzig, 1891. Illus. Map.
T^. T^ r . , ^ 3953.87
Die Kampfmittel zur See. Leipzig, 1892.
Il^us. 3953.84
White, William Henry.
A manual of naval architecture for the use
of officers of the Royal navy, etc. 3d
edition. London, 1894. 5952.97
Amusements. Games.
Sports.
Austin, Henry, of the Boston bar.
American game and fish laws. Boston,
1898. = 4009.220
Kemp, Dixon.
An exposition of yacht racing rules. Lon-
don, 1898. 3959a. 148
Manners, Henry John Brinsley, marquis of
Granby.
The trout. London, 1898. Illus. 4006.140
Mott, Mrs. Hamilton, 'editor.
Home games and parties. Phila. [1898.]
4009a. I
Newj^ll, James Torrington.
Hog hunting in the east and other sports.
London, 1867. Illus. 4005.72
Ranjitsinhji, Kumar Shri.
The jubilee book of cricket. 6th edition.
Edinburgh, 1898. Portrs. 4005.140
Fiction.
In English.
Barlow, Jane.
A creel of Irish stories. N. Y., 1898. 56.205
Baskett, James Newton.
"At you-all's house." A Missouri story.
N. Y., 1898. 67.220
Bates, Arlo.
The Puritans. Boston, 1898. 67.227
Bayly, Ada Ellen. (Edna Lyall.)
Hope the hermit. N. Y., 1898. 56.206
England. Revolution of 1688.
Bellamy, Edward.
The blindman's world and other stories.
Boston, 1898. 67.239
Chetwode. R. D.
John of Strathbourne. A romance of the
days of Francis i. N. Y., 1898. 56.197
Davis, Richard Harding.
The king's jackal. N. Y., 1898. Pis. 67.214
Dawe, Carlton.
A bride of Japan. Chicago, 1898. 56.196
Dorr, Julia Caroline -Ripley.
In king's houses. A romance of the days
of Queen Anne. Boston. 1808. Pis.
67.210
January
Dumas, Alexandre Davy.
Agenor de Mauleon. Boston, 1898. 2 v.
rls. io67u|6
Spain, 1361. Translated also under the following
titles, The half-brothers; or, the head and tiie
hand [1067.45], The bastard knight. The bastard
of Mauleon, Demaul^on, and The iron hand; or,
the knight of Maul6on.
Dunbar, Paul Laurence.
The uncalled. N. Y., 1898. 67.233
Frederic, Harold.
The deserter and other stories. A book of
two wars. Boston. [1808J Pis. 67.226
United States, Civil war, and England, the Wars
of the Roses.
French. Alice. (Octave Thanet)
The heart of toil. N. Y., 1898. Pis. 67.237
Fuller, Anna.
One of the pilgrims. A bank story. N. Y.,
1898. 67.23s
Gras, Felix.
The Terror: a romance of the French revo-
lution. Translated from the Provencal by
Catharine A. Janvier. N. Y., 1898.
1069.29
Howells, William Dean.
The story of a play. N. Y., 1898. 67.222
James, Henry, jr.
In the cage. Chicago, 1898. 67.232
Janvier, Thomas Allibone.
In the Sargasso sea. N. Y.. 1898. 67.218
Jerome, Jerome Klapka.
Second thoughts of an idle fellow. N. Y.,
1898. 56.210
Johnston, Mary.
Prisoners of hope. A tale of Colonial Vir-
ginia. Boston, 1898. Pis. 67.234
J6kai, M6r.
*Midst the wild Carpathians. Translated
from the Hungarian by R. Nisbet Bain.
Boston, 1898. Pis. 1026.11
Kipling, Rudyard.
The dav's work. N. Y., 1898. Pis. 56.204
Kirk, Ellen Olney.
A revolutionary love-story, and The high
steeple of St. Chrysostom's. Chicago,
1898. 67.213
Lothrop, Harriet Mulford. (Margaret Sid-
ney.)
A little maid of Concord town. A romance
of the American revolution. Boston, 18^
Pis. 67.224
Mackie, Pauline Bradford.
Ye lyttle Salem maide. Boston, 1898. 67.223
Marshall, Emma.
The young queen of hearts. A story of the
princess Elizabeth and her brother Henry,
prince of Wales. N. Y., 1898. 56.202
Mathew, Frank.
The Spanish wine. London, 1898. 56.201
Merriman, Henry Seton.
Roden's corner. N. Y., 1898. Pis. 56.211
Mitchell, Silas Weir.
The adventures of Fran<;ois, foundling,
chief, juggler, and fencing master during
the French revolution. N. Y., 1898. Pis.
67.236
Montr^sor, F. F.
Into the highways and hedges. N. Y., 1897.
56.200
Norris, William Edward.
The widower. N. Y., 1898. 56.208
Page, Thomas Nelson.
Pastime stories. N. Y., 1898. Pis. 67.225
■I
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i899
Peattie, Elia Wilkinson.
The shape of fear and other ghostly tales.
N. Y..1898. 67.230
Reed, Helen Leah.
Miss Theodora. A West End story. Boston,
1898. IIlus. 67.216
Rhoscomyl, Owen.
The lady of Castell March. N. Y., 1898.
56.207
Wmles, time of the Tudors.
Richardson, Charles Francis.
The end of the beginning. Boston, 1898.
67.219
Russell, William Clark.
The romance of a midshipman. N. Y.,
1898. 56.209
Stephens, Robert Nelson.
The continental dragoon, a love story of
Philipse manor-house in 1778. Boston,
1898. Illus. 67.212
Stories by foreign authors. German. N. Y.,
1898. 2 V. 1024.42
Stones by foreign authors. Italian. N. Y.,
1898. 105925
Stories by foreign authors. Russian. N. Y.,
1898. 1108.35
Stories by foreign authors. Scandinavian.
N. Y., 1898. 1027.20
Stories by foreign authors. Spanish. N. Y.,
1898. 1097.36
Tales from "Blackwood." New series. No. 8.
Edinburgh. [1879.] 87.20
Trumbull, Annie Eliot.
A Cape Cod week. N. Y., 1898. 67.221
Walford, Lucy Bethiah.
Lcddy Marget. N. Y., 1898. 56.203
Ward, Mary Augusta. (Mrs. Humphry Ward.)
Helbeck of Bannisdale. N. Y., 1898. 2 v.
56.199
White, Eliza Ome.
A lover of truth. Boston, 1898. 67.228
Yechton, Barbara.
A lovable crank; or, more leaves from the
roses. N. Y., 1898. Pis. 67.238
In French.
Daudet, Leon A.
L'astre noir. Paris, 1893. 6698.62
Haeres. Histoire a un jeune homme. Paris,
1893. 6699.109
Les "Kamtchatka." Moeurs contemporaines.
Paris, 1895. 6698.52
Les Morticoles. Paris, 1896. 6698.75
Fabre, Ferdinand.
Lucifer. Paris, 1891. 2677.196
Grousset, Paschal. (Andr^ Laurie.)
La vie de college en Angleterre. 9e Edition.
Paris. [1898?] Illus. 2668.157
In German.
Fuerst, Rudolf, editor.
Deutsche Erzaehler des achtzehnten Jahr-
hunderts. Leipzig, 1897. 289ob.5o.66-69
21
Rosegger, Petri Kettenfeier.
Das ewig Weibliche. Die Konigssucher.
Stuttgart. [1898.] Illus. 2899a.85
In Italian.
Martini, Ferdinando.
Racconti. Milano, 1888. 2778-49
Associations. Clubs.
Brownell, John H., editor.
Gems from the quarry and sparks from the
gavel. Detroit, 1893. 2 v. 100 portrs.
♦7561.85
Extract from speeches, etc of freemasons.
Buck, Jirah D.
Mystic masonry, or the symbols of free-
masonry and the greater mysteries of an-
tiquity. 2d edition. Cincinnati, 1897. Pis.
7569.94
Bunker Hill boys' club, Charlestown, Mass.
Annual report ist-4th, 1893/94-96/97.
[Charlestown, 1893-97.] = *5579i45
An informal report of the work done by the
club during the year ending March 10,
1894. [Charlestown, 1894.] *5579-i46
Summer work for boys. [Charlestown.]"
1898. = *5579.i47
Chamber of commerce of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Year book and directory. 1898. [Pitts-
burgh.] 1898. = ♦3652.86
Colorado midland railroad company.
Reorganization. Circular, plan and agree-
ment of bondholders. N. Y., 1897. 24 pp.
= 7658.149
Freemasonry, Colorado.
Souvenir. Dedication of the masonic
temple, Denver, July 3, 1890. Denver,
1890. 96, (i) pp. = 7564.18
Master bakers' association of Massachusetts.
Constitution, by-laws and list of members.
1893. Boston. [1893?] = ♦8008.53
Noyes, Isaac Pitman.
Philosophy of the Royal arch. [Washing-
ton? 1898.] 9 pp. = 7565.66
Phi Delta Phi.
Catalogue. 7th edition. Edited by G. A.
Katzenberger. Ann Arbor, 1898. =
♦4486.145
Philadelphia bourse.
Annual report, 6th, 7th. [Phila., 1897, 98.]
= ^5653.45
Society of naval architects and marine en-
gineers.
Names and addresses, January ist, 1898.
[N. Y.] 1898. 40 pp. = 7959.80
Vancouver board of trade.
Report, 1897/98. Vancouver. [1898.I
Maps. = *3657.46
West Roxbury citizens* association.
By-laws and list of members. Boston, 1897.
14 pp. = 4'<59a.i56
22 January
Catholic world.
T^ • J • 1 A 1 Index. Vol. 1-63. [N. Y., 1897.] Per. Room
JreriOalCalS. Annuals. independent, The. [WceWy.] Vol. so. July
J I 7. 1898. N. Y., 1898. *7220.47
I nHf^Y^C From this date the Independent will appear as
1 llLiCAC:>. a weekly magazine."
Zeitschrift ftir christliche Kunst General-
Athenseum, The. Register zum i.-io. Jahrg. Bearbeitet von
Seventieth birthday. London. [1898.I (i), J. Roesberg. Dtisseldorf, 1898. 40 pp.
24 pp. = 0196.88 ^4071.261
STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT.
DOCUMENTS RECENTLY ADDED.
United States.
Congress.
Catalogue of the public documents of the
54th Congress, ist session, and of all de-
partments of the Government ... for the
period from July i, 1895 to June 30, 1896.
Washington, 1898. = ♦C.
Index to the subjects of the documents and
reports, and to the committees, senators,
and representatives presenting them. 54th
Congress, 1st Session, December 2, 1895-
June II, 1896. Washington, 1897. = *C.
Handbook of the Industrial commission,
act, members, officers and committees.
Washington, 1898. = 93310973
Laws relating to street-railway franchises in
the District of Columbia. (Including
street-railway laws enacted during the ist
session of the S4th Congress.) Wash-
ington, 1896. 201 pp. = *C.3428
Message of the President [Wm. McKinley],
communicated to Congress at the opening
of the third session of the fifty-fifth Con-
gress. Washington, 1898. =
Agriculture, Department of.
Division of biological survey.
Beal and Judd.
Cuckoos and shrikes in their relation to
agriculture: The food of cuckoos, by
F. E. L. Beal; The food of shrikes, by
Sylvester D. Judd. Washington, 1898.
26 pp. Illus. = *5904.S0.9
Merriam. Clinton Hart.
Life zones and crop zones of the United
States. Washington, 1898. 79 pp. Map.
= *5904-50.io
Plumb, Charles Sumner.
The geographic distribution of cereals
in North America. Washington, 1898.
24 pp. Maps. = *S904.so.ii
Elwell, Ervin Edgar.
The fertilizing value of street sweep-
ings. Washington, 1898. 19 pp. =
*S99i.72.S5
Wedderburn, Alexander J.
Report on the extent and character of
food and drug adulteration. Washing-
ton, 1804. 64 pp. = *590i. 72.41
Wiley. Harvey Washington, and others.
Chemical composition of the carcasses
of pigs. By H. W. Wilev, with the col-
laboration of E. E. Ewell, W. H. Krug.
T. C. Trescot, and others. Washington,
1898. 80 pp. = *599i. 72.53
Sweet cassava: its culture, properties,
and uses. Washington, 1894. 16 pp. =
♦5991.72.44
Forestry division.
Coville, Frederick Vernon.
Forest growth and sheep grazing in the
cascade mountains of Oregon. Wash-
ington, 1898. 54 pp. = *5843.25.i5
Keffer, Charles Albert.
Experimental tree planting in the plains.
Washington, 1898. 94 pp. Pis. =
♦5843.25.18
Simpson, John M.
Osier culture. Washington, 1898. 27
pp. = ^5843.25. 19
Weather bureau.
Rainfall of the United States, with annual,
seasonal and other charts. By Alfred J.
Henry. Washington, 1897. 58 pp. Maps.
Charts. = S96oa.55
Coast survey.
Observations on certain harbor and river
improvements, collected on a voyage from
Hong-Kong, via Suez, to New York. [By
George Davidson.] Washington, 1877.
22 pp. = 594oa.25
Education bureau.
Bush, George Gary.
History of education in New Hampshire.
Washington, 1898. 170 pp. =
RM- . *„ *7S96.S9(i898)
Bibliography, pp. 169, 17a
Fay, Edwin Whitfield.
History of education in Louisiana. Wash-
ington, 1898. 264 pp. = *7596.59(i898)
Bibliography, p. 264.
Geological survey.
Extracts from the 19th annual report on the
mineral resources of the United States,
1897. Washington, 1898. = 9549.973
Namely: — Parker, Edward Wheeler: Antimony,
Abrasive materials, Abestos and Graphite, As-
phaltum, Coal, Coke, Fluorspar and Mica, Gyp-
sum, Mineral Paints and Barytes, Salt, Soap-
stone, Sulphur and Pyrites. Middleton, Jeffer*
son: Clay working industries. Swank, James M.:
American and foreign iron trade. Ries, Hein*
rich: Kaolin and Fire clays of Europe, and Clay
working industry of the United States. Birk-
enbine, John: Manganese ores. Kunz, George
F. : Precious stones. Day, William C. : Stone in-
dustry. Day, David Talbot: Platinum. Kirch-
hoff, Charles: Copper, Lead and Zinc. [Division
of survey]: Aluminum, Gold and Silver, Nickel
and Cobalt, Quicksilver.
The gold and coal fields of Alaska, together
with the principal steamer routes and
trails. [Map.] [Washington.] 1898. =
24
Same. (In U. S. Geological survey. Map
of Alaska . . . with descriptive text. Wash-
ington, 1898.) 4367.171
Interior department.
Report of the Secretary of the Interior for
the year 1898. Washington, 1898. =
Interstate commerce commission.
Preliminary report of the income account
of railways, ifi^. = 93859732
Labor department.
Work and wages of men, women, and chil-
dren. Washington, 1897. 671 pp. [nth
Annual report.] = *3576.36.ii
Navy department.
Hydrographic office.
West Indies. North coast of Cuba. Port
Matanzas from a Spanish survey in 1892.
[Map.] Washington, 1898. Scale (com-
puted), 1778 feet to I inch.
No. 23 in ♦Map 129.3
State, Department of.
United States Consular reports. Current
daily issues. =
Treasurv department.
Annual report of the Secretary of the
Treasury [Lyman J. Gage] on the state of
the finances for the year 1898. Washing-
ton, 1898. =
Bureau of statistics. ^ . tt r»
Comparison based upon tariff bill, H. R.
37Q (5sth Congress, ist session), with rates
of duties, estimated ad valorem equivalents
[etc.] ; with imported merchandise entered
for consumption in 1893 and 1896. Wash-
ington, 1897. = ♦56403.71
Statement of the condition of the United
States Treasury and the receipts and ex-
penditures of the government. Current
daily issues. =
Summary of commerce and finance of the
United States. October, 1898. =
Synopsis of decisions. Current weekly
issues. =
War department.
Commissary general of subsistence.
Manual for army cooks. Washington,
1896. = ^80093.20
Separate States.
Florida.
Secretary of state.
Report for Jan. i, 1895-Dec. 31. 1896.
Tallahassee, 1896. = ^6408.74
Massachusetts.
Census of the Commonwealth of Massachu-
setts. 1895. Population and social statis-
tics, vol. Ill, pp. 1-290. Boston, 1898. =
9312.9744
Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachu-
setts relating to political committees, cau-
cuses, conventions, and the nomination of
candidates. Prepared by Richard L. Gay.
Boston, 1898. = 9324.744
Public Documents, 1897. Boston, 1898. =
♦6417. 1
I. State officers: Secretly. Trcwtirer, Auditor.
Attorney-General. xx. Taxation, Corporations,
County accounts, Arbitration, Assessed polls.
January
Public records, xxi. Lunacy and Charity insti-
tutions. XV. Board of health; Registration in
medicine, v. Railroad commissioners. Ti. Sav-
ings banks commissioners, vxx. Insurance eom-
missioners. vixx. Education, Libraries, xx. Agri-
culture, Cattle commissioners, Dsiry bureau, z.
Police, Prisons, Military, zx. Registration, Labor
statistics. Manufactures, Gas commissioners, zix.
Miscellaneous. [Contested elections. Fisheries,
Harbors, Metropolitan Park, Civil service. High-
ways, Metropolitan water board and Sewerage
commission.]
Commission on charitable and reformatory
interests and institutions.
Present system of public charity in Massa-
chusetts, and changes recommended by
the Commission . . . Boston, 1897. ap
pp. = 557^152
Barre, Mass. Selectmen.
Reports on highways, 1891/92. Barre. 1892.
7 pp. = *0347.73
Hyde Park, Mass. Park commission.
Report, [ist]. Hyde Park, 1892. = *4456.i5i
New York, state.
New York harbor commission.
Reports, 1856, 57. Republished by order
of the Chamber of commerce . . . N. Y.,
1864. Map. Charts. Diagrams. =
♦6493.65
Regents of the University of the state of
New York. University extension de-
partment.
Circular. No. I, 4, 20. [Albany, 1891. 92.]
= *3596.i57
Tennessee.
General assembly.
Report of the joint committee on educa-
tion and common schools fo" t^c Univer-
sity of Nashville and Peabody normal
college.] [Nashville, 1897.] 3i PP- =
359Q. 177
Foreign.
Bulletin international des douanes. Nos. i-
151. Brussels, 1892-1898. = 9336.2605
Australia, British Victoria.
Report of the commissioner of railways, tor
the year ending 30th June, 1898. Mel-
bourne, 1898. = 9385.994s
Canada.
Insurance department .
Report of the superintendent of insurance
of the Dominion of Canada for the year
ending 31 December 1897. OtUwa, 1898.
= 9368.971
Department of the interior. Survcyor-
general's office.
Yukon map. Ottawa, 1898. 10 sheets.
Size of each, 2&H x 21H inches. Scale,
6 miles to i inch. = No. 19 in ♦Map 1195
Department of marine and fisheries.
Reports of the Harbour commissioners
for Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Three
Rivers, Belleville, North Sydney and Pic-
tou, with statement of wrecks and casual-
ties to 31 December, 1897. Ottawa, 1898.
= 9387.971
Department of railways and canals.
Annual report for the fiscal year 1896/97.
Ottawa, 1898. = *7034.24
1899
Great Britain.
Reports received from Mr. T. Worthington
upon the conditions and prospects of
British trade in the Argentine Republic
and Chile. London, 1898. 9382.82
India, British.
Review of the Trade of India in 1897-98.
By J. A. Robertson. Simla, 1898. =
Italy.
Ministero di agricoltura, industria e com-
mercio. Direzione generale della sta-
tistica.
Statistica dell' istruzione superiore. Anni
scolastici 1893/4 e 1894/5. Roma, 1896. =
♦7591.17
Mexico.
Ministerio de fomento. Direcci6n general
de estadistica. Censo general de 1895.
25
Censo del estado de Guanajuato. Mexico,
1897. = *43ioa.222
General.
Resolutions concerning the purchase and
coinage of silver, passed by the Hartford
board of trade, January, 1893. Hartford,
1893. = 9332.41-
Wheeler, Gerald John.
Foreign enlistment act, 1870, 33 & 34 Vict
c. 90., with notes of the leading cases on
this and the American act. Part i, The
British act. Part 2, The American act
and notes of cases on the acts. London,
1896. 7613.14
Arthur Mason Knapp.
1 839-1 898.
On Tuesday, Dec. 27, 1898. died Arthur
Mason Knapp, Custodian of Bates Hall in the
Boston Public Library.
He was bom at St. Johnsbury, Vermont,
August 3, 1839, the son of Hiram Knapp and
Sophronia Brown. During his boyhood the
family removed to Boston, where he fitted for
college at the Boston Latin School. He
was graduated as the first scholar in his class,
and entered Harvard College as a member of
the class of 1863. He held from Harvard the
degree of A.M. as well as that of A.B.
After teaching for some years in Phillips
Academy, Andover, in the Boston Latin
School, and in the Brookline High School,
he entered the service of the Library January
23, 1875. His first appointment was to the
charge of the special collections of the Library;
from 1878 until his death he held the position
of Custodian of Bates Hall.
His knowledge of Shakespeariana and of
F.lizabethan literature was of great value in
the preparation of the catalogue of the Barton
collection. In his position in charge of the
main reference department of the Library, his
special knowledge of the subject of genealogy
and local history, as well as a thorough gen-
eral knowledge of the resources of the Library
on all subiects, was of the greatest service to
an immense constituency of readers. To the
value of this service, rendered with exact con-
scientiousness and singleness of purpose in its
relation to his colleagues, and with assiduity
and personal interest towards the readers and
students who came to him for assistance, the
warm appreciation of all those with whom he
came in contact bears witness.
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Reference Books.
Oark, Edward E.
Boston blue book. Boston, 1899. Map.
B, H. Ref. 564 S
Clcgg, James, editor.
The international directory of booksellers
and bibliophile's manual, including lists of
the public libraries of the world, [sth
edition.] Rochdale, 1899. ^^6146.4
Cornish, Francis Warre.
A concise dictionary of Greek and Roman
antiquities. London, 1898. IIlus. '^'4935.30
Dole. Nathan Haskell.
The mistakes we make. A practical manual
of correction in history, language, and
fact N. Y. [1898.] 2259a.70
Ives, James T. B.
Historical map. Showing the successive ac-
quisitions of territory by the United
States of America. [With explanatory
text.] Phila, [1893?] Children's Room
Jordcll, D.
Repertoire bibliographique des principales
revues frangaises pour Tan nee 1097. raris,
1898. B. H. Ref. 881.4
London in 1898. London, 1898. Pis. Map.
B. H. Ref. 272.18
Whitaker, Joseph.
Whiiaker's naval and military directory
1898. London, 1898. *652oa.32
Genealogy. Heraldry.
Bates, Samuel A.
Soldiers who served in the Revolution from
Braintree. So. Braintree, 1898. 25 pp.
4359.127
Deacon, Edward.
The descent of the family of Deacon of El-
ftowe and London, with sketches of allied
families, including Reynes of Clifton and
Meres of Kirton. Bridgeport, Conn.,
T^ ^^898. Portrs. Pis. = *4432.i40
Dudley, Dean.
Supplement to The history and genealogy
of the Dudley family. [Wakefield.j 18^.
Portrs. *4435.50.Suppl.
Emmet. Thomas Addis, M.D., of New York.
The Emmet family. N. Y., 1898. Portrs.
Pis. =' *4430a.25
Esteban y Diaz, Wenceslao.
Arbol genealogico cronologico-historico de
los soberanos de Espaiia. Toledo, 1898.
2 V. in I. 30903.71
Examen critico, programa y notas del Arbol
genealogico-cronologico-historico de los
soberanos de Espaiia. Toledo, iS86. Text;
Atlas. 309oa.70
Fuller, Daniel. 1 740-1829.
Diary. With his account of his family &
other matters. Written at Gloucester, in
Massachusetts, circa 1775, & edited by
Daniel Fuller Appleton. N. Y., 1894. 49
pp. Portr. = *4444.285
Hapgood, Warren.
The Hapgood family, descendants of Shad-
rach, 1656-1898. New edition. Boston,
1898. Portrs. Pis. = *4432.I42
Peck, Thomas Bellows.
The Bellows genealogy. Keene, 1898.
Portrs. Pis. 4334.143
Sons of the Revolution. Pennsylvania society.
Decennial register. 1888-1898. Phila., 1898.
Portrs. Map. = *44ioa.ii8
Biography.
Single Biographies.
Baumann, Franz Ludwig.
Der bayerische Geschichtsschrcibcr Karl
Meichelbeck 1669-1734.. Miinchen, 1897.
53 pp. = 4842.57
32
Black, Margaret Noyes.
Robert Louis Stevenson. N. Y. [1898.]
[Famous Scots series.] 2549a. 15
Brandes, Georg Morris Cohen.
Ludwig Borne und Heinrich Heine. 2. Auf-
lage. Leipzig, 1898. Portrs. 4849.40
Colomb, Philip Howard.
Memoirs of Admiral Sir Astley Cooper
Key. London, 1898. Portr. 4545- 1 54
Cravens, Frances.
The story of Lincoln for children. Bloom-
ington, 111., 1898. 4349a.39
Dall, Caroline Wells Healey.
In memoriam. Susan Wad den Turner.
William Wadden Turner. Jane Wadden
Turner. [Washington, 1898.] 19 pp. =
4449.240
Dupont, Paul, of the Universite de Lille.
Un poete-philosophe au commencement du
dix-huitieme siecle. Houdar de La Motte
(1672-1731). Paris, 1898. 2641.142
E6c<i^y fiaaiXuHf. The pourtraicture of His Sacred
Majesty in his solitude and sufferings.
[The Hague ?J 1648.
No. 2 in **G.386.23=No. 2 in ♦*G.386.2S
The second copy is not perfect.
Same. [The Hague?] 1649. Portr.
No. 2 in **G.386.24
Fitz-Roy, Augustus Henry, 3d duke of Graf-
ton.
Autobiography and political correspondence
. . . Edited by Sir W. R. Anson. Lon-
don, 1898. Portr. 4545.156
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von.
Brief e an Frau Charlotte von Stein. Hrsg.
von H. Ci Kellner. Leipzig. [1808.]
4890-50.387
Grand army of the republic. Department of
New York. Lafayette post.
A tribute of respect in memory of Com-
mander R. W. Meade. Prepared by W.
F. Brown. N. Y., 1898. 64 pp. Portrs.
= 4349.186
Hamilton, Sir Edward Walter,
Mr. Gladstone. N. Y., 1898. 2546.177
Hoche, Jules.
Bismarck at home. Translated from the
French by Th^rese Batbedat. London,
1899. lUus. Portrs. 4848.66
Monval, Georges Mondain.
Chronologie Molieresque. Paris, 1897.
Portr. 4659.81
Peschel, Wilhelm Emil, and Eugen Wildenow.
Theodor Korner und die Seinen. Leipzig,
1898. 2 V. Illus. Portrs. Maps. 4843.78
Putnam, William Clement.
Charles Edwin Putnam. Davenport. [1898.]
13 pp. Portr. Pis. = *4444.284
Quarles, John.
Resrale lectum miseriae: or, a kingly bed of
miserie. In which is contained, a dreame:
with an elegie upon the martyrdome of
Charles, late king of England. 2d edition.
[London?] 1649. 2 pis. **G.386.34
Tschudi, Clara.
Marie Antoinette. Translation from the
Norwegian by E. M. Cope. London,
1898. Portr, 2640a. 1 13
February
History.
ia. Africa.
Ancient. Modem.
Alderson, Edwin Alfred Hcrvey.
With the mounted infantry and the Masho-
naland field force. 1896. London, i^
Illus. 3054.176
Hutchinson, Henry Doveton.
The campaign in Tirah. 1897-1898. An ac-
count of the exposition against the
Orakzais and Afridis under General Sir
William Lockhart London, 1898. Portrs.
Pis. Map. 3045176
Perowne, John Thomas Woolrych.
Russian hosts and English guests in Central
Asia. London, 1898. Illus. Portrs.
^ 5046.172
Reeves, William Pember.
New Zealand. London. [1898.] Map.
45x9a. 141
Robertson, Sir George Scott
Chitril, the story of a minor siege. London,
1898. Pis. Portrs. Maps. 3042.230
Steevens. George Warrington.
With Kitchener to Khartum. 2d edition.
Worsfold, William Basil.
The story of South Africa. London. [1898.]
Maps. [The story of the Empire series.]
45i9a.X43
Europe.
Bismarck-Schoenhausen, Otto Eduard Leo-
pold, Fiirst von.
Bismarckreden. 1847-1895. Hrsg. von
Horst Kohl. 3. Auflage. Leipzig, 189Q1
Bonde, Cunelgus.
Scutum regale, the royal buckler; or, vox
lep^is, a lecture to traytors; who roost
wickedlv murthered Charles the i. Lon-
don, 1600. 2 pis. ♦*G.386.36
Chalambert, Victor de.
Histoire de la Ligue sous les r^gnes de
Henri iii et Henri iv. Paris, i^.
*465i.i7
Charles i., of England.
The Kings cabinet opened: or, certain
packets of secret letters & papers, written
with the kings own hand, and taken in
his cabinet at Nasby-Field, June 14, 1645.
London, 1645. (6), 56 pp. ♦*G.386j6
Crawford, Francis Marion.
Ave Roma immortalis. Studies from the
chronicles of Rome. N. Y., 1898. 2 v.
Illus. Map. 4755.34
Croze, Austin de.
La cour d'Espagne intime. Paris. [1898J
Illus. Portrs. 3097. i(
Daumet, Georges.
£tude sur I'alliance de la France et de Caj
tille au XI v« et au xv« si^cles. Paris, i^ _
9622.1^
1899
Fisher, Payne.
Veni; vidi; vici. The triumphs of the most
excellent & illustrious, Oliver Cromwell,
&c. Written originally in Latine, and
faithfully done into iinglish heroicall
verse, by T. M[anleyl. London, 1652.
**G.386.45
The nmning title is A gratulatory ode ol peacv.
Great Britain. Royal commission on his-
torical manuscripts.
The manuscripts of J. J. Hope Johnstone,
Esq., of Annandale. London, 1897.
♦7090.50,15, Appendix 9
Guerber, H« A.
The story of the Enfi:lish. N. Y. [1898.]
Illus. iPortrs. Maps. 4517.144
Hawke, Michael.
Killing is murder, and no mufder. London,
1657. (8). 56 pp. **G.386.5i
Howell, James.
Divers historicall discourses of the late
popular insurrections in Great Britain,
and Ireland, tending all, to the asserting
of truth, in vindication of their majesties.
Tome I. London. 1661. **G.386.38
Mo more was published.
Some sober inspections made into the car-
riage and consults of the late Long-Par-
liament. London, 1656. ♦♦G.386.47
Hudson, William, and John Cottingham
Tingey, compilers.
Revised catalogue of the records of Nor-
wich as arranged in the muniment room,
in the Castle museum. Norwich. [1898.]
^^2461. 1 14
List, A, of the names of the Long parliament,
anno 1640. Likewise of the parliament
holden at Oxford. As also of the parlia-
ments holden at Westmister in 1653. 1654.
1656. London, 1659. 70 pp. ♦♦G.386.49
Oman, Charles . William Chadwick.
England and the Hundred years' war (1327-
X485 A.D.) N. Y., 1898. Map. 4519a. 122
Parmele, Mary Piatt.
A short history of England. N. Y., 1898.
4518.157
Sexbv. Colonel Edward.
Killing, no murder. By William Allen
foseud.!. London, 1650. 16 pp. **G.386.52
This pamphlet, attributed by Lowndes to Col.
Silas Titus, contains a direct incitement to the
assassination of Cromwell.
Underwood, Francis Henry.
A handbook of English history. N. Y.,
1898. 4519.100=4519.99
Wiel. Alethea.
The romance of the House of Savoy.' 1003-
1519. N. Y., 1898. 2 V. Illus. Portrs.
Map. 2615. 1 10
Zimmermann, Heinrich.
Geschichte der Stadt Wien. Bd. i. Wien,
1897. Illus. ^4830.26
America.
Armas C^spedes, Jos^ de.
Manifiesto de un cubana al gobierno de Es-
pana. Paris, 1876. 32 pp. 4318.197
Butterworth, Hezekiah.
South America. The struggle for liberty
in the Andean republics and Cuba. N. Y.,
1898. Pis. Maps. 4366.173
33
Chamberlain, Mellen.
John Adams, the statesman of the American
revolution. With other essays, historical
and literary. Boston, 1898. 2327.22
Dana, Charles Anderson.
Recollections of the Civil war. N. Y., 1898.
Portr. 4423.337
Dedication of the Oriskany monument, Aug.
6, 1884. Addresses by J. F. Seymour, E.
H. Roberts [etc.]. Utica, N. Y., 1885. 29
pp. Pis. = 4377.128
Duffield, J. Davis.
Address at the Foreign policy conference,
Aug., 1898. [Phila., 1898.] (4) pp. =
442oa.82
Flores, Eugenio Antonio.
La guerra de Cuba. Madrid, 1895. 43i9a.i47
Hamor, Ralph.
A trve discovrse of the present estate of Vir-
ginia. London, 1615. (8), 69, (i) pp.
This is the original edition of the "Contemporane-
ous account of Pocahontas."
Hickenlooper, Frank.
An illustrated history of Monroe county,
Iowa . . . [Kansas City.] 1896. Illus.
Portrs. Map. 4378.160
King, Grace.
De Soto and his men in the land of Florida.
N. Y., i^. Pis. Map. 4378.156
King, Horatio Collins.
The Army of the Potomac, sketch. The
phantom column, poem. [New York?
1898.] 26 pp. Portrs. = 4508.269
Lecky, William Edward Hartpole.
The American revolution, 1 763-1 783: from
the author's History of England in the
Eighteenth century. Arranged by J. A.
Woodburn. N. Y. [1898.] 4418.255
Lynn historical society, Lynn, Mass.
Register for 1897. Lynn, 1898. Portrs. =
♦2356.83
Mitjans. Aurelio.
Estuaio sobre el movimento cientifico y
literario de Cuba. Habana, 1890. 4318.196
New York, city. Court of burgomasters and
schepens.
The records of New Amsterdam from 1653
to 1674, A.D. Edited by B. Fernow. N. Y.,
1897. 7v. *6472.20
Obear, L. A.
New Ipswich in the war of the Rebellion.
Worcester, 1898. 71 PP. 4429a. 138
Original papers relating to the siege of
Charleston, 1780. Charleston, S. C. 1898.
87 pp. = ^4418.253
Parker, Edward Everett, editor.
History of Nashua, N. H. With biographi-
cal sketches. Nashua, 1897. IHus. Portrs.
♦4430.140
Parmele, Mary Piatt.
A short history of the United States. N. Y.,
1898. 2329a.5
Peart, Joseph.
A continuation of Hudibras in two cantos.
Written in the time of the unhappy con-
test between Great Britain and America,
in 1777 and 1778. [Anon.] London, 1778.
76 pp. ♦♦G.389a.i
Powers, Harry Huntinp^ton.
The war as a suggestion of manifest destiny.
Phila., 1898. 20 pp. 4420^81
34
Repplier, Agnes.
Philadelphia; the place and the people.
N. Y., 1898. Illus. Portrs. 4378.158
Riddell, Walter.
Historical sketch of the township of Ham-
ilton. Cobourg, 1897. 31 pp. 43i9a.76
Ross, Clinton.
Heroes of our war with Spain. Their ex-
ploits told for a boy. N. V. [1898.] Pis.
442oa.89
Spence. Nellie.
Topical studies in Canadian history. To-
ronto, 1897. Maps. 4319a. 143
Stanwood, Edward.
A history of the presidency. Boston, 1898.
4229.92
Thwaites, Reuben Gold.
The colonies. 1492-1750. N. Y., 1898.
Maps, [iipochs of American history.]
2329.106
Tompkins, Daniel D.
Public papers of Daniel D. Tompkins, Gov-
ernor 01 New York, 1807-1817. Military,
Vol. I. With an introduction by Hugh
Hastings, state historian. Ik Y., 1898.
Portrs. Maps. = ♦4413.111
Vivian, Thomas J.
The fall of Santiago. N. Y., 1898. Portrs.
Pis. Map. 442oa.86
Wanamaker, John.
Speeches on Quayism and boss domination
in Pennsylvania politics. Phila. [1898.]
= 4429.160
Washburn, William Drew, jr.
Cuba and Spain. Our plain duty. Minne-
apolis, 1898. (8) pp. = 442oa.$4
Wood. Silas.
Sketch of Huntington, L. I., to the end of
the American revolution. Edited by W.
S. Pelletreau. N. Y., 1898. 74 PP- 4472. 180
Woolsey, Theodore Salisbury.
America's foreign policy. N. Y., 1898.
4226.82
Fine Arts. Archaeology.
Antiquities.
Forcella, Vincenzo, and Enrico Seletti.
Iscrizioni cristiane in Milano, anteriori al ix
secolo. Codogno, 1897. Illus. 2732.67
Fine Arts.
Adams, Washington Irving Lincoln.
Amateur photography. 4th edition. N. Y.
[1898?] Illus. 3978.183
In nature's image. Chapters on pictorial
photography. N. Y., 1898. Illus. ^^8062. 124
Armstrong, Walter.
Gainsborough & his place in English art.
London, 1898. Illus. Portrs. ♦Cab.8o.i68.i
Clement, Clara Erskine.
Angels in art. Boston, 1898. Pis. 4087.30
Hartshorne, Albert.
Old English glasses. London, 1897. Illus.
^^8020.124
February
Hicks, Mary Dana, and John S. Clark.
The use of models. Boston. [1887.] IlltiS.
= 8069.84
Johnson, William Martin.
Inside of one hundred homes. Phila. [1898.I
Illus. 4099.11S
Kemble, E. W.
The Billy goat and other comicalttiet.
[Drawings.] N. Y., 1898. 8065.148
Klinger, Julius.
Skizzen fiir Lithographen und Zeichner.
Berlin. [1898.] 16 pis. *8o6o.a9
Lafenestre, Georges fidouard, and Eugene
Richtenberger.
Venise. Paris. [1898.] Portrs. Pis. (La
peinture en Europe.] 8067.139
Reed, Edward Tennyson.
Mr. Punch's animal land. London, 1896b
Pis. ♦8o6m7
Rose, George B.
Renaissance masters. The art of Raphael,
Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Titian,
Correggio and Botticelli. N. Y., 1898.
4049.174
Tolstoi, Lyef Nikolaevitch, count
What is art? Translated by C. Johnston.
Phila., 1898. 4089.63
Architecture.
Berliner Architekturwelt. Jahrg. i. Berlin,
1898. Illus. ^^4090.233
Cram, Ralph Adams.
English country churches. One hundred
views. Boston, 1898. ^4100.92
Dearmer, Percy.
The cathedral church of Wells, London,
189& Illus. 4109.37
Dtmock, Arthur.
The cathedral church of Southwell. Lon-
don, 1898. Illus. 4109.38
Geymueller, Heinrich von, baron.
Die Baukunst der Renaissance in Frank-
reich. Heft 1. Stuttgart, 1898. Illus.
[Handbuch der Architektur.]
^^8092.50.6, part X
Price, William L.
Model houses for little monev. With chap-
ter on doors and windows, by F. S. Guild.
Phila. [1898.] Pis. 4099.X17
Robertson, Rev. Alexander.
The Bible of St. Mark. St. Mark's church:
The altar and throne of Venice. London,
18^ 4108.16
Landscape Gardening.
Johnson, Joseph Forsyth.
Residential sites and environments. N. Y.,
18^. Illus. '^J99oa.36
Music.
Baring-Gould, Sabine, editor.
English minstrelsie. The airs in both nota-
tions. Edinburgh, 1895. 8 v. Illus.
♦8050a. 105
i899
35
Carrodus, John Tiplady. Mihalovich, Edmund von. Hero und Leander
Chats to violin students on how to study nach Schiller's Ballade, fiir grosses Orches-
the violin. London, 1895. Portrs. ter. Mainz.
4048.102 Mo6r, £m. Symphonic in D moll fiir grosses
Elson, Louis Charles. Orchester. Op. 45. Budapest.
Great composers and their work. Boston, Neruda, Franz. Ballade fiir Violine mit Be-
1898. Portrs. 4049a. 37 gleitung des Orchesters oder des Pianoforte.
Gates, Fanny B. Partitur. Op. 43. Leipzig.
The musical interests of children. [Bing- Oberthiir, Ch. Vorspiel fiir grosses Orches-
hampton.] 18^. 20 pp. = 4041.23 ter ... zu ''Shakespeare." Kin Winter-
Krehbiel, Henry Edward nachistraum. Op. 210. Hamburg.
Illustrations to a series of lectures on musi- Pirani, Eugenio. Fete au Chateau de Heidel-
cal subjects. Cincinnati. [1889?] 23 pp. berg. Poeme symphonique pour orchestre.
Pis. = 4049a.32 Op. 43. Berlin.
Knllak, Franz. Ropartz, J. Guy. Les landes. Paysage breton
Der Vortrag in der Musik am Ende des 19. pour orchestre. Paris.
Jahrhunderts. Leipzig, 1898. 4045.31 Schiitt, Eduard. Concert (F moll) fiir Piano-
Vienna, Austria. Internationale Ausstellung forte mit Begleitung des Orchesters. Op.
fiir Musik- und Theaterwesen. 1892. 47. Berlin. [1896.]
Fach-Katalog der musikhistorischen Ab- Schytte, Ludvig. Concert pour piano. Op.
theilung von Deutschland und Oester- 28. Breslau.
reich-Ungarn. Wien, 1892. *4045.9 Tinel, Edgar. Godoleva. Musikdrama. Op.
43. Klavierausziig. Leipzig. [1897.]
— Same. Partitur. Leipzig. [1^7, 98J
8UPPLEMBNTARY LIST OF THE WORKS ADDED Tschaikovsky, P. Romeo ct Juliettc. Ouver-
TO THE ALLEN A. BROWN LIBRARY DURING turc-fautaisic d'apres Shakespeare. Berlin.
THE MONTH OF JANUARY. Uhl, Edmund. Romanze fiir Violine mit Or-
chester. Op. 7. Partitur. Leipzig.
Attrup, Carl. Romanze fur Violine mit Or- Vidal, Paul. La Burgonde. Opera. Parti-
chester. Op, i& Berlin, i888. tion chant et piano. Paris. [1898.]
Beliczay, Jules de. Serenade en Re mineur
pour instruments i cordes. Op. 36. Paris.
Brown, £. A. Elizabethan lyrics. Boston. Numismatics
I1893I
Busoni, F. B. Symphonische Suite fiir Or- Fjc^^jrer Carl
r^^f}i!^L ?«iJ!^* <Ic^%^lf;.r. f^ii. »^«^c fr.r Collcctio Fi'cwegcr. Katalog satvrischer
^« vnJ^i: ^w^^^^^^ Mo?!ii?c Medaillen und Miinzen deren offentliche
two voices. Words by Theo. Marzials. Versteigerung Erbtheilungshalber am 22.
Chvila, Em. Quartett (C moll) fiir 2 Violinen, u^r'^'JK'^^ stattfindet. Berlin, 1885. 2831.60
cSlJ^' P^?J'''rt'?Sf^H ^Onl"; '^inricx Medaillen auf die Thaten Peter des Grossen.
I^] Leipzig. St. Petersburg, 1872. Pis. = ♦3o6oa,iis
Danclaj Charles. Ouverture dramatique k
grand orchestre. Paris.
—^I2e Quatuor [for strings]. Op. 142. Paris. /^^^^-^•^U,r T*-^*,^!^
Englander, Ludwig. The little corporal. A VjreOgrapny. 1 raVClS.
comic opera. [1098.]
Fischer, Cf. A. Kiinstler-Carneval. Suite fiir
grosses Orchester. Op. 31. Leipzig. Asia. Africa. Oceanica. Polar
Gade, N. W. Der Strom. Concertstiick fiir J>gxrrir\r%c
Soli, Chor, obli^. Pianoforte und Orchester. rv^cgions.
Partitur. Leipzig. [1893.I n a- xj
Gendt, W. Merkes van. Concert-Ouverture v^ordier, tlenri.
fur jrrosses Orchester. Op. 48. Stuttgart. Description dun atlas sino-cor6en manu-
Gleit2,"Karl. Joss Fritz. Sinfonische Dichtung ^^^^ ^ ^"^^^h museum. Pans, 1896 14
fur grosses Orchester. Op. 13. Berlin. n il^^T hlf Wesle *Map 19.11
-Venus und Bellona. Sinfonische Dichtung jh^ i?hiiippine islands. Annexation: how
fur grosses Orchester. Op. 10. Berhn. j^ ^i,l Xmericanize, civilize and develop
Hamenk, Asgcr. Oper ohne Worte. Op. 30. the islands . . . Boston, 1898. 45 PP. =
Uitenbacn a/M. 3049a. 158
Herbert, Victor. The fortune teller. A comic piske, Amos Kidder.
opera. Vocal score. N. Y. The story of the Philippines. N. Y., 1898.
Herzogenbei*g, H. von. Trio fiir Pianoforte, Portr. Pis. 3049a. 163
H6boe und Horn. Op. 61. Leipzig. Ford, John D.
Jaques-Dalcroze, E. Poeme alpestre. Paroles An American cruiser in the East. N. Y.,
de D. Baud-Bovy. Geneve. [1896.] 1898. Illus. Maps. 3015139
Kretschmer, Edmund. Hochzeits-Musik. Suite Fumeaux, J. H., editor.
m 3 SaUen ... fur Orchester. Op. 54. India. A grand photographic history. Cal-
' Leipzig. [1896.] cutta, 1898. Illus. *Cab.50.30.2
3^ February
Gilford, Daniel L.
£very-day life in Korea. Chicago. [1898.] a
Pis. Map. 3019.134 America.
Hylacomylus, Martinus. r» l-h
Cosmographiae introdvctio cvm qvibvsdam Bachiller y Morales, Antonio, compiler,
geometriae ac astronomiae principiis ad Coleccion de articulos, tipos y costumbres de
earn rem necessariis. Insuper quaituor la isla de Cuba. Serie 1. Uabana. [1881.]
Americi Vespucij nauigationes. [Deodati, _ V 5:, ^ *436o.i30
1507.1 (54) tf. Maps. »»G.383.8 Brcck, Charles E. . , .
Ibis IS the 2d edition, printed at St. Di^ by Town of Milton, showing area taken for the
Gautier Lud. Blue Hill reservation. [Boston, 1894.]
Kmglake Alexander William. Scale, ^ mile to i inch. =
Eothen. Reprinted from the first edition. I«^o. 6 in *Map 20.3
London, 1898. S049a.94 BrenUno brothers, publishers!
Macdonald, George, educator. [Map of New York citv. from the Battery
The Gold coast, past and present. London, to 63d street.] [N. Y., 188-?] =
1898. Illus. Maps. 3059a.i27 ^Map 1016.5
Proust de la Gironiere, Paul. Conant, Thomas.
Aventures d'un gentilhomme breton aux Upner Canada sketches. Toronto. 1898.
lies Philippines, avec un apergu sur la Pis. Map. ^4362. 186
geologie et la nature du sol des ces lies Dehon, W. K.
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30403.182 pines," Sunimerville, S. C. [Summerville,
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The voyages and adventures of Capt. Barth. Frink, Harry A.
Sharp and others, in the South sea . . . Lumberman's map of northern Maine. N. p.
London, 1684. No. 2 in **G.382.i 1897. Scale, 2 miles to i inch.
Worcester, Dean Conant , No. 54 in ♦Map 114.3
The Philippine islands and their people . . . Gannett, Henry.
N. Y., 1898. Illus. Map. 30493.164 North America. Vol. 2. The United States.
London, 1898. Illus. Maps. [Stanford's
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don 1898 22/9 60 The rainbow s end: Alaska. Chicago, 1898.
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llius. Maps. 2739.»4 Guide to Moosehead L^ke and northern
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Shropshire. London, 1^98. Illus. Map. r .i_ r »r • »* • r-.^^5*?T?
2460 158 ^" ^"^ tropics of Mexico. Mexico City, 1898.
Harris, Miriam Coles. x 1. ^ PP* x ^^^' =^. , «, • 4469a.i47
A corner of Spain. Boston, 1898. 30993.136 Johnston, James Finley Weir.
Hissey. James John. ^o^es on North America, agricultural, eco-
Over fen and wold. London, 1898. Pis. nomical, and social. Edinburgh. 1861. 2
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A tear of sympathy!!! or, striking objects tingham-Galley of London to New-Eng-
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A h3ndbook for tr3vellers in Hsmpshire. 1804. M3p. 4361.154
London, 1898. M3ps. 6539.75 MsnsilU, Lucio Victorio.
Pennell, Eliz3beth Robbins. Un3 escursion 4 los Indios Ranqueles.
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Map of Gloucester, Mass. Boston, 1887.
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Chisholm's White mountain ffuide-book.
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Maps. 2389a. 126
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Map of central Alaska, Cook Inlet and Cop-
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Map of the West Indies. Boston, 1898.
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Belden, Henry Marvin.
The prepositions in, on, to, for, fore, and
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Memorabilia. Visible speech elucidated.
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5597.29
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Vocabulario de la lengua pampanga en ro-
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Halle, 1891. 4885.33
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The method of teaching modern languages
in Germany. London, 1898. 2958.83
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1849. ^5030.20
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Diccionirio espafi61-iban4g: 6 sea tesauro
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Poole, Jacob.
A glossary, with some pieces of verse, of
the old dialect of the English colony in
t the baronies of Forth and Bargy, county
* of Wexford, Ireland. Edited by W. Barnes.
London, 1867. 24893.100
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Talbot, Guillaume H.
Synthetic system of acquiring the French
regular and irregular verbs. Boston.
[1865?] Broadside. = 46893.70
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The essentials of argumentation. Boston,
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Hints to small libraries. 2d edition. N. Y.,
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De la typographic et de Tharmonie de la
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The Bradford manuscript. Account of the
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Bibliotheca Lindesiana. Catalogue of Eng-
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General and Comparative Literature.
Criticism.
Sears, Lorenzo.
Principles and methods of literary criticism.
N. Y., 1898. 2557.97
Basque Literature.
Herran, Fermin.
Aplausos y censuras. Bilbao, 1898. 2 v.
3097.195
English and American Literature.
Allen, Edward Heron-.
Some side-lights upon Edward FitzGerald's
poem "The Ruba iyat of Omar Khayyam."
London, 1898. 35 pp. 3025.8
Barnes, James, editor and compiler.
Ships and sailors: son^s of the sea as sung
by the men who sail it. lUus. by Zog-
baum. N. Y., 1898. *8o50.i20
Bosanquet, Helen.
The standard of life and other studies.
London, 1898. 3568.211
Brooke, Stopford Augustus.
English literature, to the Norman conquest
N. Y., 1898. 2552.104
Bryant, William Cullen.
Foetical works. Household edition. N. Y.,
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American prose. N. Y., 1898. 2398.142
Carryl, Guy wetmore.
Fables for the frivolous. With illustrations
by Peter Newell. N. Y., 1898. Pis.
4402.160
Cloud, Virginia Woodward.
Down Durley lane, and other ballads.
N. Y., 1898. 4391.112
Elizabeth and her German garden. London,
1898. 4548.121
Herford, Oliver.
The bashful earthquake & other fables and
verses. With many pictures by the author.
N. Y., i8j)8. 2409a,i5i
Higginson, Ella.
When the birds go north again. [Verse.]
N. Y., 1898. 4399a. 164
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Hill, Frederick Paul.
Lines written for the dedication of the Ben-
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1881. Cambridge, 1881. 18 pp. = 4599-154
Howe, Julia Ward.
From sunset ridge. Poems old and new.
Boston, 1898. 2405.45
Lamb, Charles, and Mary Lamb.
Poetry for children. Illustrated by Wini-
fred Green. [London, 1898.] Pis.
4569-187
Mabie, Hamilton Wright
Essays on work and culture. N. Y., 1898.
^559145
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Our conversational circle. N. Y., 1898.
3589-168
Perry, Lilla Cabot.
Imoressions. A book of verse. Boston,
1898. 90 pp. = 4398.162
Piatt. William.
Men, women and chance. London, 1898.
(7), 88 pp. 2579a. 161
Porteous, M.
The real "Souter Johnny," &c. Poem.
With notes and appendix. [2d edition.]
Ayr. [1858.) 32 pp. = 2569a.83
Riley, James Whitcomb.
The golden year. From [his] verse and
prose. Compiled by Clara £. Laughlin.
London, 1895. 4409a. 184
Swettenham, Frank Athelstane, editor.
Unaddressed letters. London, 1898. 4557.151
Symons, Arthur.
London nights. [Poems.] London, 1895.
♦4567.152
Van Dyke, Henry Jackson, jr. 1852-
The poetry of Tennyson. loth edition, en-
larged. N. Y., 1898. 2565.103
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The shadows of the trees and other poems.
N. Y., 1898. Pis. 2398.143
French Literature.
Brunetiere, Marie Ferdinand.
Manual of the history of French literature.
Authorized translation by R. Derechef.
N. Y. [1898.] Portr. 2679.200
Le Blond. Maurice.
Essai sur le naturisme. Paris, 1896. =
2679a.229
St. Parrv. Alfred J., pseud.?
C6sar Ant^chrjsst. [Paris.] 1895. Pis. =
6699a.6i
Wells, Benjamin Willis.
A century of French fiction. N. Y., 1898.
2679.202
German Literature.
Abele, Wilhelm.
Die antiken Quellen des Hans Sachs. [Teil]
I. Cannstatt, 1897. 4871.124
Florenz, Karl Adolf.
White aster. A Japanese epic, together with
other poems from the German adaptation
of Karl Florenz, by A. Lloyd. Tokyo.
[1897.] 89 pp. Illus. 3019* <33
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Glimpses of modern German culture. N. Y.,
1898. 4879a.36
Nibelungenlied.
The fall of the Nibelungs, done into English
by Margaret Armour. Illustrated by W.
B. Macdougall. London, 1897. 2903.57
Greek and Latin Literature.
Hippolytus. A translation br J. Thomp-
son and B. J. Hayes. London, 1898. 58
^^ pp. 2979a. 1 15
Homer.
The Iliad of Homer rendered into English
English prose ... by Samuel Butler.
London, 1898. 2997.63
Jucttner, Hugo.
De Polemonis rhetoris vita operibus arte.
Vratislaviae, 1898. 2957.73.8, part i
Plato.
Auswahl aus Platons Politeia. Mit Einlei-
tung und Anmerkungen hrsg. von C.
Nohle. Halle a. S., 1898. 2979.40
Hungarian Literature.
Reich, Emil.
Hungarian literature. London, 1898. Map.
4878.40
Italian Literature.
Morelli, Marino.
I nuovi scavi. A Guido Baccelli sonetti
due. Con traduzione inglese per Gugli-
elmo E. A. Axon. Manchester, 1898. (5)
po. = 2769a. 79
Ruberto, Luigi.
Un articolo dantesco di Gabriele Pepe e il
suo duello con Alfonso di Lamartine.
Firenze. 1808. (2), 58 pp. 4775-89
Schultz-Gora, Oskar.
Le epistole del trovatore Rambaldo di Va-
queiras al marchese Bonifazio I. di Men-
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Judaeo-German Literature.
Rosenfeld, Morris.
Songs from the Ghetto. With prose trans-
lation, by Leo Wiener. Boston, 1898.
3033.148
Sanskrit Literature.
Bhartrihari.
A century of Indian epigrams, chiefly from
the Sanskrit of Bhartrihari, by Paul El-
mer More. Boston, 1898. 3029.82
Drama. Shakespeare.
Brown, Calvin Smith, jr., editor.
The later English drama. N. Y., 1898.
45793.183
Contents. — Bibliography. — Goldsmith, She stoops
to conquer. — Sheridan, The rivals; The school
for scandal. — Knowles, Virginius. — Bulwer-
Lytton, The lady of Lyons; Richelieu.
Johannes, Wilhelm Hermann.
Christophorus Kormart als Ubersetzer fran-
zosischer und hollandischer Dramen.
Berlin, 1892. 75 pp. 4876.22
Landsberger, Heinrich. CHeinrich Lee.)
Hans Wurst. Schauspiel. Leipzig. [1898.]
4896.50.387
Muench-Bellinghausen, Eligius Franz Joseph,
Freihcrr von. (F. Halm.)
Griseldis. Dramatisches Gedicht. Leipzig.
1 1897- 1 4896.50.371
Phihppi, Felix.
Die Wunderquclle. Schwank. Leipzig.
[1898.] 4896.50.3fe
Rostand, Eugene Alexis Edmond.
Cyrano de Bergerac. A heroic comedy. Done
into English by H. T. Kingsbury. Bos-
ton, 189$. 66993.68
Sumbatof, , prince.
Im Dienst. Schauspiel. Nach deni Russi-
schen von Eugen Zabel. Leipzig. [1898.]
4896.50.387
Wurth, Leopold.
Das Wortspiel bei Shakspere.
Zipper, Albert.
Schillers Braut von
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Wien. 1895.
4552.55.1
Erlautert.
4896.50.388
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Andrian-Werburg, Ferdinand, Freiherr von.
Ueber Wetterzaubcrei. [Wien, 1894.] =
2906.47
Ueber den Wetterzaubcr dcr Altaier. Miin-
chen. [1893.] 36 pp. = 2906.48
Arabian nights' entertainments. Selected by
Andrew Lang. N. Y., 1898. Illus. 3024.25
Campbell, Killis.
A study of the romance of the Seven sages,
with special reference to the Middle Eng-
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Tales of the enchanted islands of the Atlan-
tic. N. Y., 1898. Pis. 4404.148
Inwards, Richard, compiler.
Weather lore. 3d edition. N. Y., 1898.
4554.128
Lawrence, Robert Means.
The magic of the horse-shoe. With other
folk-lore notes. Boston, 1898. 5605.40
Phillips, W. S.
Totem tales . . . gathered in the Pacific
northwest. Chicago, 1896. Illus. 4364.203
Rogers, Frank D.
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Segarra, Tomas.
Poesias populares. Leipzig, 1862. 50 pages
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The golden maiden and other folk tales and
fairy stones told in Armenia. Cleveland,
1898. 3086.100
Skinner, Charles Montgomery.
Myths & legends beyond our borders.
rhila.. 1899. Pis. 4369.147
Legenas from Canada and Mexico.
Medicine. Hygiene.
Medicine.
Cabot, Arthur Tracy.
The question of castration for enlarged
prostate. [Phila., 1896.] 45 pp. = 3745.40
Chuquet^ A.
L'nygiene des tuberculeux. Paris, 1899.
3799.147
Coriat, Isador Harry.
The elimination of iodin and salol by the
urine. [Phila., 1898.] 4 pp. = 3772.38
Frerichs, Fnedrich Theodor.
Traits pratique des maladies du foie et des
voies biliares. Traduit . . . par L. Du-
menil [et] J. Pellagot. 2e edition. Paris,
1866. Illus. = ♦3793.83
HitziiF £dward.
Der ' Schwindel [Vertigo]. Wien, 1898.
♦3782.141. Th. 2, Abth. 2
Jack, Frederick Lafayette.
Remarkable improvement in hearing by re-
moval of the stapes. [New Bedford, 1892.I
21 pp. = 3807.128
Jacobi, Abraham.
Contributions to the pathology and thera-
peutics of diphtheria. N. Y., 1875. 40 pp.
= 3793.79
Knight, Frederick Irving.
Indications and contra-indications for alti-
tude in the treatment of pulmonary tuber-
culosis. [Phila., 1888.] 8 pp. = 3799a. 103
Marc6, Louis Victor.
Traits pratique des maladies mentales.
Paris, 1862. = ♦7803.130
Mosher, Eliza Maria.
A critical study of the biceps cruris muscle
as it relates to disease in and around the
knee-joint. [Phila., 1891.] 14 pp. Illus.
Habits of posture a cause of deformity and
displacement of the uterus. [N. Y., 1893.]
16 pp. Illus. = 3772.40
The mfluence of habitual posture on the
symmetry and health of the body. [Brook-
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Naegele, Hermann Franz Joseph, and Wolde-
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Traits pratique de Tart des accouchements.
Traduit par G. A. Aubenas. Paris, 1869.
Illus. = *3772.36
Rollet, Joseph.
Traite des maladies v^neriennes. Paris,
1865. = *y77Z'^
Scanzoni von Lichtenfels, Friedrich Wilhelm.
De la m^trite chroniaue. Traduit par
Sieffermann. Paris, 1866. = *3772.33
Taylor, Robert William.
On the various forms of pruritus cutaneus,
and their treatment. N. Y., 1877. 18 pp.
= 3790.79
Vierordt, Hermann.
Die angeborenen Herzkrankheiten. Wien,
1898. Illus. [Specielle Pathologie und
Therapie.1 *3782.i44, Th. i, Abth. 2
Walsh, John Francis.
The anatomy and functions of the muscles
of the hand, and of the extensor tendons
of the thumb. Essay awarded the "Boyl-
ston" prize for 1897. Phila., 1897. 51 pp.
Illus. = 3744-78
West, Charles.
Legons sur les maladies des femmes. Tra-
duites par C. Mauriac. Paris, 1870. =
S77y72
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Hygiene.
Almquist, Ernst
N&got om njutningsmedel med sarskildt af-
seende pi spritdryckerna. Stockholm,
1895. 14 pp. 3765.44
Groton water company.
Report. 1808. [Groton, 1898.] *634S-88
James, Alice K.
Girls' physical training. London, 1898.
Illus. 3761.87
Science.
Abbott, Charles Conrad.
Clear skies and cloudy. Phila., 1899. Illus.
3819.34
Ammon, Otto.
Der Abanderungsspielraum. Berlin, 1896.
54 pp. = 3826.44
Attems, Carl August Theodor Michael, Graf
von.
Myriopoden. Hamburg, 1897. 8 pp. Illus.
No. 2 in J891.45.2
Australian museum, Sydney.
Catalogue of Australian mammals. By J.
D. Ogilby. [Sydney.] 1892. = ♦5822.31
Guide to the contents of the Australian mu-
seum. Sydney, 1890. Plan. = 5895-44
Beddard, Frank Evers.
Elementary zoology. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
3889.18
The structure and classification of birds.
London, 1898. Illus. 3905.80
Breddin, Gustav.
Hemipteren. Hamburg, 1897. 56, (2) pp.
No. 4 m J891.45.2
Brush, George Jarvis.
Manual of determinative mineralogy. 15th
edition. N. Y., 1898. Illus. 3863.72
Cochrane, Robert, editor.
Four hundred animal stories. Phila. [1898?]
Illus. 3^^.29 >
Darwin, George Howard.
The tides and kindred phenomena in the !
solar system. The substance of lectures .
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Edwardes, Edward Tickner.
M
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Side lights of nature in quill and crayon.
Drawn by G. C. Hait6. London, 1898.
Pis. 3818.88
Ehlers, Ernst
Polychaeten. Hamburg, 1807. Pis.
No. I in 3891.45.2
Elliot, Daniel Giraud.
The wild fowl of the United States and Brit-
ish possessions. N. Y., 1898. Pis. 3905.76
Fewkes, Jesse Walter.
On the morphology of the corbula of cer-
tain Plumularidae. [Phila., 1881.] 2 pp.
= 5875.38
The Siphonophores. 4. Anatomy and de-
velopment of Diphyes. 5. The Diphyae.
[Phila., 1882, 83..] Illus. = 5885.42
Gadow, Hans Friedrich.
A classification of Vertebrata, recent and
extinct. London, 1898. 3886.88
Goursat, Edouard Jean Baptiste.
Legon sur I'intlgration des equations aux
derivees partielles du premier ordre. Re-
digees par C. Bourlet. Paris, 1891.
♦♦E.5125.15
Harvard college. Astronomical observatory.
The Bruce photographic telescope. [3 plates
of star-photographs.] [Cambridge, 1896.]
= ♦3920.70
Hayford, John Fillmore.
A text-book of geodetic astronomy. N. Y.,
1898. Pis. 3922.45
Hirst, Harry H.
Adjustment of engineering field instruments.
Berkeley, 1898. 15 pp. = 3949-49
Landolt, Hans.
Das optische Drehungsvermogen organi-
scher Substanzen und dessen praktische
Anwendungen. 2. Auflage. Braunschweig,
1898. Illus. 3961.78
Lange, D.
Handbook of nature study for teachers and
pupils in elementary schools. N. Y.,
1898. Illus. 3838.7
Lapouge, Georges Vacher de.
Phylogenie des Carabus. [Rennes, 1897, 98.]
= 3822.193
McGill college and university.
Department of geology.
Papers. 1-9. Montreal, 1896-98. Illus.
Map. = *3863.i48
Department of physics.
Papers. 1-6. Montreal, 1896-98. Illus. =
♦5963.100
Ncwth, G. S.
A manual of chemical analysis, qualitative
and quantitative. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
3979.17s
Ormerod, Eleanor Anne.
Handbook of insects injurious to orchard
and bush fruits. London, 1898. = 3895.84
Sars, George Ossian.
Fauna ^forwegise. Bd. i. Phyllocarida og
Phyllopoda. Christiania, 1896. Pis.
3880.33
In Danish and English in parftllel columns.
Schaeffer, Caesar.
Apterygoten. Hamburg, 1897. 48 pp. Pis.
No. 3 in 3891.4.2
Skinner, Charles Montgomery.
Do-nothing days. Phila., 18199. Pis. 3819.40
41
Spencer, Arthur Coe.
The (reology of Massanutten mountain in
Virginia. Washington, 1897. 54 pp.
Illus. = 3864.85
Stearns, Robert Edwards Carter.
Contributions to the natural history of the
Coelenterata. [Washington, 1889.] Pis.
= 5886.26
Treats of two new genera of alcyonoid polyps.
Steenstrup, Knud Johan Vogel.
Petrografiske Noticer. [Stockholm, 1888.]
3 pp. Illus. = 3869.140
Taber, C. A. M.
The ice age, past and coming. Boston,
1898. Maps. = 3867.1 IS
Thompson, Ernest Seton.
Wild animals I have known. N. Y., 1898.
Illus. 3888^30
Thornton, Arthur, and Marchant Pearson.
Notes on volumetric analysis. London,
1898. 88 pp. Illus. 3976.143
Todd, Mabel Loomis.
Corona and Coronet: being a narrative of
the Amherst eclipse expedition to Japan,
1896. Boston, 1898. Pis. Maps. 3015.141
Trowbridge, John.
Philip's experiments, or, physical science at
home. N. Y., 1898. 5969.42
Wright, Julia McNair.
Astronomy. The sun and his family. Phila.,
1898. Illus. 3929.99
Anthropology. Ethnology.
Andrian-Werbur^, Ferdinand, Freiherr von.
Die kosmologischen und kosmogonischen
Vorbtellungen primitiver Volker. [Miin-
chen, 1897.J 39 pp. = 2906.46
Chantre, Ernest.
Etudes paleoethnolog^c^ues dans le nord du
Dauphine et les environs de Lyon. [Qi-
bliographie.] Paris, 1867. 32 pp. =
*223oa.ii8
Lapouge, Georges Vacher de.
Les pygmees neolithiques de Soub^s (H6-
rault). [Rennes, 1895.] 8 pp. =. 2233.70
Livi, Ridolfo.
Dello sviluppo del corpo (statura e peri-
metro toracico) in rapporto colla pro-
fessione e colla condizione sociale. Roma,
1897. 40 pp. == 3822.223
Meyer. Adolf Bemhard.
Die Philippinen. 2. Negritos. Dresden,
1893. 95 pp. Illus. ♦Cab.70.11. 14
Meyer, Adolf Bernhard, and R. Parkinson.
Schnitzereien und Masken vom Bismarck
Archipel und New Guinea. Dresden,
1895. 32 pp. Pis. ♦Cab.70.11. 15
Smith, Joseph, of Lowell, Mass.
The Scotch-Irish shibboleth analyzed and
rejected. With some reference to the
present "Anglo-Saxon" comedy. Wash-
inp^ton, 1898. viii, 29 pp. [American-
Irish historical society.] = 43^7'Afi
Stolz, Joseph.
Funeral agenda. [Read before the Central
conference of American Rabbis at Mon-
treal, Canada, July 9, 1897.] [Chicago?
1897?] 23 pp. = 2295.77
42
Mathematics.
Dyck, Walther.
Ueber die wechselseitifi^en Beziehungen
zwischen der reinen una der angewandten
Mathematik. Munchen, 1897. j8 pp. =
3932.73
Philosophy. Education.
Ethics.
Philosophy.
Bodnir, Zsigmond.
Das Gesetz unseres p^eistigen Fortschriltcs.
Aus dem Unganschen iibersctzt von
Julius Lechner von der Lech. Leipzig,
1893. 34 pp. = 5606.39
Hibben, John Grier.
The problems of philosophy. N. Y., 1898.
3608.186
Le Bon, Gustave.
The psychology of peoples. N. Y., 1898.
3586.48
Locke, John.
Uber den menschlichen Verstand. Aus dem
Englischen ubersetzt von T. Schultze.
Bd. I. Leipzig. [1898.I 4896.50.388
Same. 2tes Bandchen. Leipzig. [1898.]
4896.50.389
McGilvary, Evander Bradley.
The principle and the method of the
Hegelian dialectic. Berkeley, 1807. 2
parts. 3a>4-i37
February
Hovt, John Wesley.
Memorial in regard to a national university.
Washington, 18^. r= 3596.163
Larsson, Gustaf.
Sloyd for American schools. 5th edition.
[Boston, i8()7.] 39 pp. Pis. = 8017.203
Mashburn, A. G.
Some differences in the education of the
deaf and the hearing. Little Rock, 1898.
15 PP = 5597-38
Millar, John.
The school system of the state of New York
(as viewed by a Canadian). Toronto,
1898. 3595.184
Miller. Walter.
Address at the 7th annual commencement
Leland Stanford junior university. The
old and the new [education]. [Palo Alto.]
1898. 38 pp. = 4499.135
Northampton institute (City polytechnic;,
London.
Announcements, educational and social for
i898-» [Edinburgh, 1898.] Pis. =
*5565.49
Sal viol i, Giuseppe. ^
L'istruzione pubblica in Italia nei secoli viii,
ix, e X. Parte i. Firenze, 1898. 4775.91
Sterry, Wasey.
Annals of the King's college of Our Lady
of Eton beside Windsor. London, 1898.
Portrs. Pis. 2465.152
Tulane university of Louisiana.
Commencement address by President W. P.
Johnston, June 30, i8gS. [New Orleans,
i.r '*^Im?^ ?P-.= 4497.317
Warren, Lillie Egmton.
Speech revealed in facial expressions. A
new method by which the deaf may learn
to understand conversation. 2d edition.
N. Y.. 189a 14 pp. = 5597.37
Education.
Beale, Dorothea.
Work and play in girls' schools. By three
head mistresses. London, 1898. 3599* 181
Brown university. Women's college.
Dedication of Pembroke hall. [Providence,
1897.1 23 pp. = 4495.289
Calhoun colored school, Calhoun, Alabama.
Annual report, 5th. [1896/7.I Boston, 1897.
= ♦5594.124
Dodd, Catherine L
Introduction to the Herbartian principles
of teaching. London, 1898. lUus. Maps.
3597.169
Friedberg, Emil Albert.
Die Universitat Leipzig in Vergangenheit
und (^egenwart. Leipzig, 1898. lUus.
559oa.73
Glasgow association for the higher education
of women.
Report, 1877/78-81/82. Glasgow, i87»^.
= ^ *2S09.i35
This association was mergea into Queen Margaret
college of the University of Glasgow.
Harris, William Torrey.
German reform in American education. St.
Louis. [1872?] 12 pp. = 3597.48
Ethics. Life.
Bell, Alexander Graham.
Marriage. An address to the deaf. 3d edi-
tion, with an appendix upon Consanguine-
ous marriages. Washington, 1898. 17 pp.
= 5597.30
Black, Hu^h.
Friendship. Illuminated by F. Berkeley
Smith. N. Y., 1898. 3589.162
Maeterlinck, Maurice.
Wisdom and destiny. Translated by A.
Sutro. N. Y., 1898. 3507.150
Mallon, Isabel A. (Ruth Ashmore.)
The business girl in every phase of her life.
Phila. [1898.] Pis. 5659.106
Modern marriage market. The. By
Corelli fpesud.]. Lady Jeune, Flora Annie
Steel, Susan, countess of Malmesbury.
Phila., 1899. Portrs. 5589.117
Newcomb, Katharine H.
Helps to right living. Boston, 1898. 3587.148
Thayer, William Makepeace.
Ethics of success. Boston, 1893. == 3588.117
Wingate, Charles Frederick.
What shall our boys do for a living? N. Y.,
189a 3589.166
i899
Religion. Theology.
Adams, Walter Marsham.
The books of the master, or the Egyptian
doctrine of the light bom of the Virgin
mother. N. Y., 1898. Illus. 3486.113
Baillie, Robert.
Anabaptism the trve fovntaine of Independ-
ency, Brownisme, Antinomy, Familisme.
London, 1647. **G.387.4S
Blass, Friedrich Wilhelm.
Grammar of New Testament Greek. Trans-
lated by H. St. J. Thackeray. London,
1898. 2983.65
Brieff discours. A, off the troubles begonne
at Franckford in Germany Anno Domini
1554. Abowte the Booke off off [sic]
common prayer and ceremonies. [Gene-
va? or Zurich ?] 1575. ♦♦G.387.7
Probably by William Whittingham.
Cole, Lawrence Thomas.
The basis of early Christian theism. N. Y.,
1898. 60 pp. 3604.120.2
Cutts, Edward Lewes.
Parish priests and their people in the
Middle ages in England. London, 1898.
Illus. 5526.74
De Kay. Charles.
Bird gods. N. Y. [1898.] Illus. 3489119
Desmond, Humphrey J.
The church and the law. With special ref-
erence to ecclesiastical law in tne United
States. Chicago, 1898. 3638.66
Duchesne, Louis Marie Olivier, abb^.
Les premiers temps de r£tat pontifical
(754-1073). Paris, 1898. 3461.64
Feasey, Henry John.
Monasticism: what is it? A forgotten
chapter in the history of labour. Lon-
don, 1898. 3518.104
Fielding^ H.
The soul of a people. London, 1898.
3045.178
On the manners and customs of the Burmese.
Frankenberg, Wilhelm.
Die Spruche tibersetzt und erklart Got-
tingen, 1898. ♦3421.117
Frith, John.
A boke made by John Fr3rth, prysoner in
the Tower of London, answerynge unto
M. Mores letter, which he wrote agaynst
the fyrste lytle treatyse that John Fryth
made concernyng the sacramente of the
body and bloode of Christ. Now newly
prynted, 15^. ♦♦^387.72
The British Museum catalogue says that this was
printed in London by R. Jugge; but a manu
(cript note states that "this book ^
>rinted, said by Mr. More in his life
script note states that "this book was privately
printed, said by Mr. More in his life of Sir
More to bee printed beyond sea."
Fulton, John, D.D.
Index canonum. The Greek text, English
translation and a complete digest of the
entire code of canon law of the undivided
primitive church. 4th edition. N. Y.
[1892?] 3S3I.IO
iHoensbroech, Paul Cajus, Graf von.
* Der Ultramontanismus. 2. Auflage. Berlin,
1898. 546780
43
Hutton, Reginald Ernest
The soul here and hereafter. London, 1898.
345773
Jamaica Plain, Mass. Central Congregational
church.
Manual. .[Boston, 1898.] = 7541.353
Lee, Guy Carleton.
Hincmar: an introduction to the study of
the revolution on the organization of the
church of the Ninth century. [N. Y.]
1897. 32 pp. 3462.89
Leo, frater, of Assisi.
Speculum perfectionis, scu S. Francisci
Assisiensis legenda antiquissima. Nunc
primum edidit P. Sabatier. Paris, 1898.
3503.80
Mitchell, Rev. William H.
[Gospel tracts.] Boston, 1891-95. =
7459a. 128
Nadal, Hieronymus.
Epistolae ab anno 1546 ad 1577. Nunc
primum editae. Tomus i, fasc. i, 2.
Matriti, 1898. [Monumenta historica So-
cietatis Jesu.l *35i5.i07
Owen, John, D.D. 1616-1683.
A brief vindication of the Non-conformists
from the charge of schisme. London,
1680. (i), 56 pt). ♦♦G.387.66
Philastrius, St.
Diversarvm hereseon liber. Recensvit F.
Marx. Vindobonae, 1898. [Corpvs scrip-
torvm ecclesiasticorvm Latmorvm.]
♦750oa.i,38
Richard, James William.
Philio Melanchthon. The protestant pre-
ceptor of Germany. 1497-1560. N. Y.,
c- I^J J°^"- ^^^' 5559.42
Siegfried, Carl.
Prediger und Hoheslied ubersetzt und er-
klart. Gottingen, 1898. [Handkommen-
tar zum Alten Testament]
No. 2 in ♦3421. 1 17
Sienkiewicz, Heniyk.
Let us follow Him. Translated by Jeremiah
Curtin. Boston, 1897. 97 pp. 3479.126
Spalding, James Field.
The world's unrest and its remedy. N. Y.,
1898. 3469.102
Stirling, Waite Hockin.
A pastoral letter. Buenos Aires, 1882. 30,
^xr . ^^ PP- ,. 3526.77
Wright, Arthur.
Some New Testament problems. London,
1898. 3428.151
Social Science.
Political Economy.
Arendt, Otto.
Allgemeine Staatsversicherung und Versich-
erungssteur. Leipzig, 1881. 5657.75
Carlisle, John Griffin.
Sound currency. Speeches, 1893, 95. [N. Y.?
1895?] 24 pp. = 5646.145
Speech at Covington, Ky., May 20, 1895,
ion the currency question in the United
Utes]. 1895. i6pp. = 5646.147
44
5
4 -i:
February
Speech . . . delivered at a dinner of the
Massachusetts reform club (on "Sound
currency"). [Boston, 1895.] 12 pp. =
5046.146
Cleveland chamber of commerce.
Taxation: report of special committee.
Cleveland. 11895.I 22 pp. = 5643.102
Eastman, Frank Marshall.
Taxation for state purposes in Pennsylvania.
Phila., 1898. 5645.149
Farrcr, Sir Thomas Henry, ist baron Farrer.
Studies in currency. London, 1898.
3644.224
France. Office du travail.
Les caisses patronales de retraites des 6ta-
blissements industriels. Paris, 1898. =
5651.86
George, Henry.
Writings. [Memorial edition.] N. Y., 1898.
8 v. Portrs. ^3658.85
I, a. Progress and poverty. 3. Social problems.
4. The land question, etc. 5. Protection or free
trade. 6. A perplexed philosopher. 7, 8. The sci-
ence of political economy.
Heckel, Max von.
Das Budget Leipzig, 1898. *356i.i54
Bibliographic, pp. 305-354.
Krumbholtz, Robert.
Die Gewerbe der Stadt Mtinster bis zum
Jahre 1661. Mit einer Wappentafel der
Gilden aus dem Jahre 1598. Leipzig, 1898.
Coats-of-arms. [Publicationen aus den K.
preussischen Staatsarchiven. Bd. 70.]
♦2813.70
Lowndes, William, Secretary to the treasury
(Great Britain).
A report containing an essay for the amend-
ment of the silver coins. London, 1695.
♦2539.41
McCall, John A.
A review of life insurance from the date of
the First national convention of insurance
officials, 1871-1897. Milwaukee, 1898. 72
pp. ♦5651.82
Macleod, Henry Dunning.
Indian currency. London, 1898. ix, 55 pp.
3646.151
Meyer, Richard M.
Betrieb und Organisation der wissenschaft-
lichen Arbeit. Berlin, 1898. 63 pp.
♦3562.53. 19
Powers, Frederick Perry.
Jefferson and Jackson on present [econo-
mical] troubles. N. Y. 1897. 16 pp. =
♦3649a.52.15
Randolph, Carman F.
The free coinage of silver. Morristown,
N. J., 1896. 32 pp. = 5646.148
Stokes, Anson Phelps.
Dangers of the proposed national paper-
money trust ... N. Y. [1898.] 10 pp.
= 5649^.16
Torrente, Mariano.
Bosquejo econ6mico politico de la isla de
Cuba . . . Madrid. [Vol. 2: Habana.l
1852, 53. 2 V. in I. 5566.38
Valentine, John J.
Currency reform. [San Francisco, 1898.]
10 pp. = 3643.141
Webb, Sidney James, and Beatrice Webb.
Problems of modem industry. London,
1898. 9330.-I
Political Science.
Baldwin, Simeon Eben.
Modern political institutions. Boston, 1898.
3566.220
Mowry, William Augustus.
Elements of civil government. N. Y., 1891.
Pis. = No. I in 4328.^
Elements of civil government in the com-
monwealth of Massachusetts. N. Y., 1891.
68 pp. = No. 2 in 4328.98
Sociology.
Bamberger, Ludwig.
Zur Entwicklung der internationalen Social-
demokratie. Berlin, 1897. 56 pp.
♦3562.53.19
Cuthbert, Alexander A.
The municipal control of the liquor trade.
Glasgow, 1808. 20 pp. = 7588.178
Eaton, Charles Heard.
The industrial position of woman. [N. Y.,
1898?] 23 pp. = 3577.116
Ferri, Enrico.
Sociologie criminelle. Syllabus du cours.
Bruxelles, 1896. 24 pp. = 3574-139
Giddings, Franklin Henry.
The elements of sociology . . . N. Y., 1898.
3568.213
Goodyear, Anna Forbes.
Considerations relating to a proposed gov-
ernment plantation to relieve the unem-
ployed poor. Boston, 1898. 22 pp. =
5563.39
Industrial aid society, Boston.
Report of the Committee on the cultivation
of vacant lots. [Boston.] 1895. 7 pp. =r
3577.130
Lincoln House review. The. Bi-monthly.
Vol. I, 2. Nov., 1895-June, 1897. Boston,
1895-97. ^^^"^' = *5576.105
Lindsay, Samuel McCune.
The unit of investigation or of considera-
tion in sociology. Phila., 1898. 16 pp.
5564.136
Morselli, Emilio.
Elementi di sociologia generale. Milano,
1898. 75 pp. 5569a. 122
New England Peabody home for crippled
children.
Annual report ist, 3d, 1895/96, 1897/98.
Boston, 1896-98. Pis. = ♦5576.142
The second annual report was not published ex*
cept in the newspapers.
Paine, Robert Treat, jr. 1835-
The empire of charity, established by th«
revolution of this century. Boston, iftji
17 pp. = 5575.1^
Reason, William, editor. >|
University and social settlements. London,
„, 1898. 3568. I9il
Women s educational and industrial union!
Boston. \
Leaflet. No. 1-6. Boston, 1897-98. =
5579a. 14!
i899
Law. Legislation.
Beach, Charles Fisk.
A treatise on the law of monopolies and in-
dustrial trusts in England and in the
United States. St. Louis, 1898. ♦3652.85
Bertha, A. de.
La constitution hongroise. Paris, 1898.
4813.67
Blickensderfer, Ulric, compiler.
A review of legal studies: comprising the
most material parts . . . contained in
Blackstone's commentaries, evidence, con-
tracts, pleading, etc. Chicago, 1877. 2 v.
7637.57
Frick, Henry.
Resume du cours de droit administratif
donne a TUniversite nouvelle. Bruxelles,
1897. 22 pp. = 5617.66
Gould, John Melville, and Edward nosmer
Savary.
The war revenue law of 1898 explained.
Boston, 1898. 9336.27-1
Japan.
Die japanische Verfassungsurkunde. Aus
dem Japanischen in das Deptsche tiber-
setzt von Dr. jur. Brunn. Leipzig. [1898.]
4890.50.386
Loring, Augustus Peabody.
A trustee s handbook. Boston, 1898. =
3665.45
Massachusetts. Probate courts.
Probate rules. Equity rules. Rules of the
court of insolvency. May 15, 1894. FBos-
ton, 1894.] 38 pp. = 5037.41
Meschelsohn, Max.
Wirthschaftliche Grundsatze des neuen
deutschen Handelsgesetzbuches vom 10.
Mai 1897. Berlin, 1^7. 33 pp. *3562.53.i9
Riesenfeld, Conrad Ernst.
Kaufmannische Schiedsgerichte. Berlin,
o ^^\ ^ PP* *3562.53.i9
Samuel, John.
Address delivered on the opening of the law
library of the Law association of Phila-
delphia. [Phila., 1898.] 19 pp. = 3636.37
Useful and Industrial
Arts.
Boston locomotive works.
Three drawings of steam engines. =
♦Cab.40.24.3
One of the drawings bears the date 1852.
Cassal, Hans J. S.
Workshop makeshifts. London, 1898. Illus.
8oi9a.i70
' Croil, James.
t Steam navigation and its relation to the
I commerce of Canada and the United
L States. Toronto, 1898. Illus. 5656.85
I ^awkins, Nehemiah.
I > ; Maxims and instructions for the boiler room.
Ijl N. Y.. 1898. Illus. ♦8016.120
45
New catechism of the steam engine, with
chapters on gas, oil and hot air engines.
N. Y., 1898. Illus. 8015.78
Holde, D.
Die Untersuchung der Schmiermittel und
verwandter Produkte der Fett- und Naph-
U-Industrie. Berlin, 1897. Illus. 8016.78
Houston, Edwin J.
Electricity one hundred years ago and to-
day. N. Y., 1894. Illus. 3969.202
Houston, Edwin J., and Arthur E. Kennelly.
Electricity made easy. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
3968.186
Institution of civil engineers, London.
Report of the committee to consider and
report upon a standard or standards of
thermal efficiency for steam engines.
London, 1898. 37 pp. Illus. = 8019a. 168
Municipal association of Cleveland.
The Brecksville road improvement. [Cleve-
land.! 1898. 12 pp. = 4374.119
Parloa, Maria.
Home economies. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
8007.63
Procter, Henry Richardson.
Leather industries laboratory book. Lon-
don, 1898. 4014.86
St John, Thomas M.
How two boys made their own electrical
apparatus. N. Y., 1898. Illus. 7967. I5
Wilson, Herbert S.
The practical tool-maker and designer: with
special reference to a set of tools for
machining the bicycle. Phila., 1898. Pis.
4016.37
Wisser, John Philip.
Explosive materials. [2d edition.] N. Y.,
1898. [Van Nostrand's science series.]
5979.103
Woman's auxiliary to the Charlestown branch
of the Young men's Christian associa-
tion, Boston.
A collection of tried receipts. [Boston.]
189-? 80 pp. = 8008.87
Young women's Christian association. School
of domestic science and Christian work.
[Circular.] 1896/7. Boston. [1896.] =
*8oo9a.27
Agriculture. Domestic Animals.
Aloi, Antonio.
L'olivo e I'olio. Milano, 1898. Illus.
3999.172
Maxtee, J.
Popular dog-keeping. London, 1898. Illus.
6oo9b.2i
Rexford, Eben Eugene.
Flowers. How to grow them. Phila., 1898.
3999.47
Wood, John, gardener.
Hardy perennials and old-fashioned garden
flowers. London. [1897.] Illus. 3999.170
Military and Naval Art, Science,
and History.
Album militaire de I'arm^e fran^ise. le, 2c
s^rie. . Paris. [1898.] Colored plates.
♦4631.68
46 Febdiary
6aer, Max. Daudet, Louis Marie Ernest
Die deutschc Flotte von 1848-1852. Leipzig, La Mongautier. Roman dcs temps r^volu-
1898. 5954-iw tionnaires. Paris, 1807. 6698.60
Wolfe, James. Grousset, Paschal. ^Andr6 Laurie.)
General Wolfe's instructions to young of- La bachelier de Seville. 4e Edition. Paris.
ficers. 2d edition. London. 1780. [1898?] Pis. 2668.158
»*G.389a.5 Guezenec. Alfred. (Alfred de Br^hat.)^
Le cousin aux millions. Nouvelle edition.
Paris, 1888. 667oa.62
A ,. r^ Theuriet, Qaude Adh^mar Andr^
Amusements. Games. Lys sauvage. illustrations d'Amato. [Paris.1
■ 1898. 92 pp. 6670.12
iDOrt^ Supplement to L'Ulustrmtion, jan.-man, i8g8.
Dewar, George Albemarle Bertie. In Gcnnaxi.
In pursuit of the trout. London, 1898.
u Aiu-yy T u ^ 17 r. i> 4009-221 Boetticher, Hans Gcorg.
Hardy, William John, and E. D. Bacon. Weiteres Heiteres. [Geschichte.] Leipzig.
The stamp collector. London, 1898. Pis. [18013 1 4896.50.588
Fac-similcs. 2236.33 Droste-Huelshoff, Annette Elisabeth, Freiin
von.
_^. , Gesammelte Schriften. Bd. i, 2. Stuttgart.
r iction \}^^^ ^1-77
± iv^tiuil. Friedmann, Alfred.
Gallier und Hellenin. Inez de Castro. Der
Tn Fncrlich Alte von Nervi. Drei Novellen. Leipzig.
ini!.ngiisn. ^^ 4896.50.388
^"t^YJf?it?!l^n?T^^^^^^ fl^ir' "^DerkSnTonX^^^^
by Andrew Lang. N. Y., 1898. Illus. ^ „,«r^cir*»n T •iorJcr ri«nfti ..jw; en a«^
77.116
moresken. Leipzig. [1898.] 4896.50.387
Blark William Pushkin, Alexander Sergievitch.
Ditter sorrows. W. Y., 1090. *ls. 50*212 x ->:«-;«. r^,Q^Q^ aQ,^ ^^ ^^qq
Carey, Rosa Nouchette. L«>P^>»- t^*»^J 4896.50.388
Mollie's prince. Phila., 1899. 56.213
Crockett, Samuel Rutherford. to • 1.
The red axe. N^. Y., 1899. Pis. 56.214 In bpanish.
Hall, Ruth.
In the brave days of old. Boston, 1898. Pis. Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de.
77.115 £1 ingenioso hidalgo Don Quijote de La
England, and later in the colony of New York. Mancha. Leipzig, 1882. 2 V. ♦*D.26oa.92
Page, Thomas Nelson.
Red Rock, a chronicle of reconstruction.
N. Y., 1898. Pis. 67.240 A • • i^l 1
Sienkiewicz, Henryk. ASSOCiatlOHS. ClUDS.
Sieianka: a forest picture, and other stories.
Trans, by J. Curtin. Boston, 1898. Pis.
1107.28 Builders and traders exchange. Providence,
Watson, John. (Ian Maclaren.) R. I.
Afterwards and other stories. N. Y., 1898. Official directory of officers and members.
56.216 Also list of architects in . . . Rhode
We3rman, Stanley J. Island. Published by H. R. Chadsey.
The Castle inn. N. Y. 1898. Pis. 56.2x5 Vol. 14. Providence, 1897. 94 pp. Illus.
= 4389.631
Colonial daughters of the seventeenth century,!
In French. ^ Brooklyn, N. Y. )
Organization, constitution, by-laws, mem-
Bourget, Paul. bcrship. Brooklyn, 1898. = ♦4410a. 140
La Duchcsse Bleue. Paris, 1898. 6699.103
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de.
Rinconete et Cortaaillo. Nouvelle. Soixante- O -* J ' 1 A 1
sept compositions par H. Atalaya. Tra- 1 eriOalCalS, /inilUalS.
duction de Louis viardot Paris. [1898.] ▼ I
r ^""S ' r:A ^ T u. ^^'5' Indexes.
Coppec, Francois Edouard Joachim.
La bonne souffrance. Paris, 18^. 2668.149 .
Daudet, L^on A. "Dixie." A monthlv journal devoted to
Germe et poussiere. Trois causeries. Paris, southern industrial interests. ^
1801. 6608 7 A Current numbers are kept in the Periodical room, 'j
^^'^''^ but arc not preserved for binding. I
i
STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT.
DOCUMENTS RECENTLY ADDED.
United States.
Conjn-ess. .
Bill (S.5024.55) to promote the commerce
and increase the foreign trade of the
United States, and to provide auxiliary
cruisers, transports, and seamen for Gov-
ernment use when necessary. [Known as
the Hanna subsidy bill.] Washington,
1898. =
List of important . . . documents published
by Congress relating to interoceahic can-
als, and especially to the maritime canal
company of Nicaragua. Compiled bv
James Marion Baker. Washington. 1808.
9 pp. = *90io.386-i
Senate Documents, Nos. 32-100. 1895-96.
Vol. 3. Washington, 1895. = *C.3349
Report of the Public Pnnter, 1895. Corthell, The
Tenuantepec Route. Board of Irrigmtion, Prelimi-
nary Report [with Bibliograph]r]. Agreement of
Common Carriers to form a joint traffic associa-
tion. Morton, Purchase and Distribution of Seeds.
House Reports, Nos. 294-573. 1895^. Vol.
2. Washington, 1895. = *C.3458
Ship Canal from the Great Lakes to the Hudson
River.
Blockade. Southern Cuba and San Tuan,
Puerto Rico. By the president of the
United States [William McKinley]. A
proclamation. Dated June 27, 1898.
[Washington, 1898. Broadside. =
♦442063
Agriculture, Department of.
Weather bureau.
Iowa weather and crop service. Annual
report, 1891, 92, 93, 95, 96, 97. Des Moines,
1892-98. *955i.56777-i
Bulletms of a like nature are received Irom all
sections reporting to the Bureau.
•Interior department.
Report of the Secretary of the Interior, 1898.
Washington, 1898. Maps. = *9353.3-i
Bureau of education.
Fifty years of freedom in Belgium, Educa-
tion in Malta, Third International geop^ra-
phical confess at Vienna in 1881, Illiter-
acy and crime in France, School savings
banks, [etc.]. Washington, 1881. =
5643.104
General land office.
Rules and regulations governing forest
reserves. Established . . . March ^, 1891.
Issued June 30, 1807. Reissued Aug. 5,
1898, with amendments. Washington,
1898. = 3846.83
Hermann, Binger.
The Louisiana purchase and our title
west of the Rocky Mountains, with a re-
view of annexations by the United
States. Washington, 1898. Portrs.
Maps. = *9333.0078-i
Rules and Regulations governing: Min-
eral Leases, the Collection and Disburse-
ment of Revenues, and the Supervision of
Schools in the Indian Territory. Wash-
ington, 1898. = 9976.6.1
Geological survey.
Extracts from the 19th annual report on
the mineral resources of the United States,
1897. Washington. 1898. = 9549-973
Walcott, Charles Doolittle.
Fossil medusx. Washington, 1898. =
♦:^70.8i
Namely: Oliphant, F. H. The Production of
Natural Gas. Production of Petroleum. Produc-
tion of Phosphate Rock.
Water Supply and Irrig[ation.
Darton, Nelson Horatio.
Underground waters of a portion of
southeastern Nebraska. Washington,
1898. 56 pp. Illus. Pis. Maps. =
♦3994.20.12
Hutson, William Ferguson.
Irrigation system in Texas. Washing-
ton, 1898. 08 pp. Illus. Pis. =
♦3994.20.13
Hood, Ozni Porter.
New tests of certain pumps and water
lifts used in irrigation. Washington,
i8sfi. 91 pp. Illus. = ♦3994.20.14
Operations at river stations, 1807. A re-
port of the division of hydro
Washington, 1898. 200 pp. =
graphy.
♦3994.20.15, 16
Labor department.
Economic aspects of the liquor problem.
Washington, 1898. 275 pp. ri2th An-
nual report.] = ♦3576.36.12
Navy department.
Bureau of navigation.
Drill regulations for infantry, artillery, and
arm and away boats. United States navy.
Prepared bv Chas. M. Thomas. Wash-
nigton. iSgi, 5959a- 105
Office of Naval Intelligjence.
M tiller y Tejeiro, J[ose.
Battles and Capitulation of Santiago de
Cuba. 1898. = 3957.25
Views of Admiral Cervera regarding the
Spanish navy in the late war. 1898. =
3957.25
State department.
The American passport; its history and a
digest of laws, rulings, and regulations
governing its issuance by the department
48
of State. Complied by Gaillard Hunt.
Washington. = *9J4X.5-I
United States Consular Reports. Current
daily issues. =
Treasury department
Annual report of the Treasurer of the United
States, 1898. Washington, 1898. ^353.2-2
Bureau of Navigation.
Report of the Commissioner of Naviga-
tion to the Secretary of the Treasury,
1884-188. Washington, 1884-98. =^
*93l^7973rl
Statement of the condition of the United
States Treasury and the receipts and ex-
penditures of the government Current
daily issues. =
Synopsis of decisions. Current weekly
issues. = . .
Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Catalogue of charts, coast pilots and tide
tables, 1897. [Corrected in ms. to Novem-
ber 3, 1898.1 Washington, 1897. =
6171.67
Bureau of statistics.
Summary of commerce and finance of the
United States. November, 1898. =
Commerce of the United States with
European countries. 1790-1896. [Wash-
ington, 1897.1 = *564oa.72
Imports and exports of merchandise.
1892-1807. [Washington, 1897.] ♦564oa.73
The United States notes. 1878-1897.
[Washington, 1898.] Chart. = *564oa.70
War department.
Reflations for the Army Transport Ser-
vice. Washington, 1898. = 9355.1
The military laws of the United States. 3d
edition. Prepared ... by George B. Da-
vis .. . Washington, i^. ♦C.24C.27
Adjutant general's office. Military informa-
tion division.
Military map of the island of Cuba. 1897.
N. Y., 1897. Size, 29^ X 90^ inches.
Scale, 1:500000, or, 7.894- miles to i inch.
. ^ *Map 129.4
Engmeer department
Survey of Connecticut river between Hart-
ford, Conn., and Holyoke, Mass. Letter
from the Secretary of war, transmitting
. . . report of survey . . . fby Smith S.
Leach, dated Nov. y, 1897] . Washing-
ton, 1897. 6 maps. Folded chart. =
♦9627.1-
Judge-advocate-general.
Military reservations, national military
parks, and national cemeteries. Title and
lurisdiction. Prepared by James B.
McCrellis. Washington, 1898. = *93S3.6-
Signal service.
Finley, John P.
Charts of relative storm frequency for
a portion of the Nortjiern hemisphere.
Washington, 1884. Maps. = *596o.55.i4
Separate States.
Connecticut
Bureau of labor statistics.
Annual report, 14th, 1898.
February
Woodbridge, S. Homer.
Schoolhouse warming and ventilation.
Hartford, 1898. = *9697.— i
Illinois. Secretary of state.
List of state officers, judges of Supreme,
Appellate and Circuit courts, members of
Congress . . . and county officers. Com-
piled by James A. Rose. Jan., 1898.
Springfield, 1898. = 93539731-
Chicago. City council.
Report of special committee ... on the
railway franchises and operations of the
Chicago city railway co., the North Chi-
cago city railway co., the North Chicago
street railway co., the Chicago West divi-
sion railway co. . . to Jan. i, 1898. Chi-
cago, 1898, = ♦76soa.79
Maine.
Bureau of industrial and labor statistics.
Annual report, ist-i2th, 1887-1898. Au-
gusta, 1888-99. = *933i0974i-i
Department of vital statistics.
Annual report upon the births, marriages,
divorces and deaths in the state, ist-5th,
1892-1896. Augusta, 1894-98. =
♦9614.109741-1
Massachusetts.
Centennial of the Bulfinch State House;
exercises before the legislature January
II, 1898. Boston. Portrs. *99i 7.446-1
Report of the special committee appointed
to investigate the relations between
cities and towns and street railway com-
panies. Feb., 1898. Boston, 1808. =
*935i.8i3-i
Board of education.
Course of studies for elementary schools.
Revised edition. Boston, 1896. = 3595.187
Bureau of statistics of labor.
Labor bulletin. No. 1-7. Jan., 1897-July,
1898. Boston, 1897, 98. = ♦3570a. 1 18
State board of health.
Epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis and
its relations to other forms of meningitis.
A report. Boston, 1898. Diagrams. Map.
= 3804,119
Nevada. Secretary of state.
Biennial report, 1895/96. Carson City, 1897.
VT =, ^ *9353.994i-
New Jersey. Geological survey. John C.
Smock, state geologist.
Relief map of New Jersey. 1896. C. C. Ver-
meule, topographer. [Trenton, 1898.]
Size, 42 Vie X 23 V* inches. Scale (com-
puted), 4 miles to i inch.
No. 15 in ♦Map 44.^
Accompanied by a "name-sheet."
New Mexico.
Message of governor William T. Thornton
to the 32d legislative assembly. Jan. 18,
1897. Santa Fe, N. M., i8p8. =
No. 2 in ♦9328.7891-
Published in both English and Spanish, in sep-
arate volumes, which are shelved on the same
number.
Norwich, 1898.
♦9331.0974^1
Rules in the Legislative house.
1897. Santa Fe, 1897. =
Council journal. Proceedings.
Jan., 1897. Santa Fe, 1897. =
New York, state.
Regents of the university of
New York. Examination
32d session^
♦9328.7898-
32d session ,
♦9328.7891- •
the state ofi
department
i899
Annual report, 2d-5th, 1894-1897. Albany,
1895-98. 4 v.bAbnnu
1895-98. = ♦9379.747-1
The I St report is included in the Kegents report,
107. vol. 2, pp. 1335-1413 [6461. 1. 1893? J-
North Dakota.
Legislative manual. Containing the con-
stitution . . . also, rules and standing
committees of the fifth legislative assem-
bly and historical, statistical and political
information. Bismarck, 1897. =
♦9328.7848-
Commissioner of agriculture and labor.
Biennial report to the governor for the
two years ending June 30, 1890-1896, ist-
4th. Bismarck, 1890-06. = ♦9630.9784-1
No. I is for the period Nov. s, i88$hOct. 31, 1890.
No. a is for the two years ending Oct. 31, 1893.
No. 3 is for the period Nov. 5, 1892- June 30, 1894.
Orejjon. Secretary of state.
Biennial report ... for 1895 and 1896. Sa-
lem, 1897. "^pasappsi-
Virginia.
Officers, members and committees of the
Senate of the Senate and House of dele-
gates. Session 1897/8. Richmond, 1897.
, 28 pp. 9328.7558-
Wyoming.
Report of the Secretary of state. * Period
ending Sept. 30, 1896. Cheyenne, 1897. =
*9353.987i-
The state of Wyoming. An official publica-
tion containmg information concerning
resources of the state. Compiled bv
Charles W. Burdick. Cheyenne, 1898.
Portr. Pis. Map on cover. = ♦991 7.87-1
Report of the State board of equalization,
1897. Cheyenne, 1898. = *9336.787-
Foreign.
Argentine Republic. Direccion general de
correos y telegrafos.
Mapa de las comunicaciones postales y tele-
graficas de la Republica Argentina y las
de sus conexiones con los paises limitrofes.
Confeccionado por . . . Don Pedro Lopez.
Buenos Aires, 1898. = No. 5 in ♦Map 128.5
Australia.
Coghlan, Timothy Augustine.
A statistical account of the seven colonies
of Australasia, [1894], 1895-6, 1897-8.
Sydney, i894-S)8. Maps. Diagrams. =
»93i9.94-i
v^nada.
Parliament.
Reports of the special committee on the
Drummond county railway. Ottawa, 1898.
= *7034.47
D^artment of public works.
Report of the Minister of public works on
the works under his control for the year
ended June 30, 1897. Ottawa, 1898. =
♦7034.44
Department of trade and commerce.
special report on trade between Canada
and the United States formse of the In-
; , 49
ternational commission, Quebec, August,
185^. Ottawa. 1898. = ♦9382.71-
Inland revenue department.
Bulletin of the Laboratory. No. 1-59.
1887-98. [Ottawa, 1887-98.J = ♦3973.150
Insurance department.
Report of the superintendent of insurance
of the Dominion of Canada for the year
. . . 1881-1897. Ottawa, 1882-98. =
♦9368.971-1
North-west mounted police.
Report of the Commissioner. 1897. Ot-
tawa, 1898. = *7034-4i
Great Britain.
Trade of the British empire and foreign
competition. Despatch from Mr. Cham-
berlain to the governors of colonies and
the high commissioner of Cyprus and re-
plies thereto. Presented . . . July, 1897.
London, 1897. 599 pp. = ^9382.42
Treaties contaming Guarantees or Engage-
ments by Great Britain, in regard to the
Territory or Government of other coun-
tries. London, 1898.
Diplomatic and Consular Reports. 9382.42.2
Germany: Production and Export of
Beer at Hamburg. M.S.485.
Italy: Trade of Ancona, 1897. A.S.2195.
Mexico: British export Trade, &c.
M.S.486.
Trade of Vera Cruz, 1807-98. A.S.2194.
Belgium: Metallurgical Industries of Li-
ege. 1897. M.S.484.
Report on the trade of Yiinnan [China].
London. [1898. J *9362.si3'-l
Mexico. Ministerio de fomento. Direccion
general estadistica. Censo general de
1895.
Censo del estado de Chihuahua. Mexico,
1898. = ♦43ioa.227
New Zealand. Minister of labour.
The labour laws of New Zealand. 2d edi-
tion. With appendix and supplements.]
Wellington, ib^, = 3665.87
General.
Ambrozovics, Bela.
Das verhaltniss zwischen preis und consum-
tion beziehentlich production. Anhang:
anwendung auf die zolltariffrage. Wien,
1898. = No. 3 in 9330.-2
Der gemeinwirthschaftliche nutzen der
eisenbahnen und dessen berechnung.
Wien. 1888. = No. i in 9330.-2
Der ungarische eisenbahn-zonentarif und
meine theorie. Wien, 1808. =
No. 2 in 9330.-2
Messung der wirthschaftliche kraft von land-
ern. Das problem der quote. Wien, 1898.
= No. 4 in 9330.-2
Atkinson, Edward.
The cost of a national crime. The hell of
war and its penalties. Two treatises.
Boston, 1898. = ♦9172.4-1
WORKS IN THE POLISH LANGUAGE.
LITERATURA POLSKA.
Acta historica res gestas Poloniae illustrantia
ab anno 1507 uscjue ad annum 1795.
Tomus 1-9. Cracoviac, 187&-86. ♦3062. xoi
Arctowski, H.
Materyaly do bibliografii prac naukowych
polskich. Zcstawienie tre^ci 14-*" tomow
Pami^tnika fizyograficzncgo 1881-1896.
♦2173.13
Balucki, M.
Pisma. Warszawa, i885-;9i- 6 v. 3065.136
1. Byle wyz6j. Powiesc.
2. Btyszcz^ce n^dze. Powiesc wsp6lczesna.
3. Ostatnia stawka. Nowella.
4. Sabina. Powiesc.
5. O kawai ziemi. Powiesc.
6. Zydowka. Powiesc z ostatnich lat.
Biblia Swi^ta. Lipsk, 1846. 2 v. 3412.8
Nowy . . . Testament. Przez X.
Jakuba Wuyka przelozony. Lipsk, 1832.
♦B.6019.25
Borkowski, J. S. Dunin-, hrabia.
Spis nazwisk szlachty polskiej. Lw6w, 1887.
5060.14
Brodzinski, K.
Pisma. Poznan, 1872-74. 8 v. 3065.131
Caine, T. H. Hall.
Chrze^cijanin. Powiesc na tic stosunkow
amerykanskich. Przekiad C. N. Wars-
zawa, 1898. 3066.192
Chodzko, A.
Dokladny siownik polsko-angielski i angiel-
sko-polski. Wydanie 2. Berlin, 1874. 2 v.
♦♦3032.82
Chodzko, I. «^ «
Pisma. Wydanie nowe. Wilno, 1880, 81.
3 V. 3065.138
Czacki, T.
O litewskich i polskich prawach, o ich
duchu, zrodlacn, zwi^zku, i o rzeczach
zawartych w pierwszym statucie dla Litwy,
1529 roku wydanym. Wydanie Kazimierza
Jozefa Turowskiego. Krakow, 1861.
3627.20
Berger, H.
Latwa metoda gnintownego nauczenia si^
w krotkim czasie j^yka angielskiego . . .
Wydanie wznowione. Warszawa, 1890.
2489a. lOI
Czajkowski, M.
Pisma. Lipsk, 1863-75- " v. 3066.140
I. Wemynora, wieszcz ukrainski. Powieid
historyczna z roku 1768. Wydanie 4.
2. Kirdzali, powiesc naddunajska. Wy-
danie 2.
3. Powieki kozackie i gaw^d:^. Wydanie 2.
4. Owruczanin, powie§6 historyczna z
1 81 2 roku. Wydanie 2.
5. Stefan Czarniecki. PowieS6 historyczna.
Wydanie 2.
6. Hetman Ukrainy, powies6 historyczna.
Wydanie 2.
7. Koszowata i Ukrainki. Wydanie 2.
8. Anna. Powiesc.
9. Dziwne zycia polak6w i polek.
10. Bufgarja. Powiesc slawianslo.
11. Nemolaka. PowieS6 siawianska.
Czarnecki, K.
Siownik polsko-niemiecki. Krotoszyn, 1843.
^ ♦3037.16
Ducis, J. F.
Abufar. Tragedya. (Brodzinski, Pisma, t
2, str. 320-408. Poznan, 1872.) 3065.131.2
Fredro, A., hrabia.
Dzieia. Warszawa, 1880. 12 v. 3065.142
1. Pan Geldhab; Cudzoziemczyzna; Damy
i huzary; Zrz^dnoSc i przekora.
2. M^z i zona; List: Nowy Don Kiszot;
Pierwsza lepsza; Odludki i poeta.
3. Przyjaciele; Gwahu, co si^ dzieje; Nikt
mnie nie zna.
4. Sluby panienskie; Pan Jowialski; No-
cleg w Apeninach.
5. Ciotunia; Zemsta; Dozywocie.
6. Co tu klopotu; Dwie blizny; Koncert;
Rymond; Obrona Olsztyna.
7. Wielki cziowiek do malych interesow;
Ozenid si^ nie mog^; Pan Benet; Lit»
& comp.
8. Wychowanka; Ostatnia wola; Jestenm
zabojc^.
9.* Godzien litoSci; Dylizans; Z jakim sic
wdajesz, takim si^ stajesz.
10. Rewolwer; Teraz; Swieczka zgasia;
Brytan-Bry§.
11. Trzy po trzy; Zapiski stanicha. \
12. Poezye; Nieszcz^Scia najszcz^liwsze£0
m^za. J
Fredro, J. A., hrabia.
Komedye. Wydanie nowe. Warszawa, iSS%
81. 4 V.' 3o66.iij||f
I. Przed sniadaniem; Drzemka pana Pre ^
pera; Piosnka Wujaszka; roznaj ni^
pokochasz. ' :
i899
2. Posazna jedynaczka; Mentor; Consilium
facultatis.
3. Obcc iywioly; Kalosze; Trzy domina.
4. Wielkie bractwo; Ubogi czy bogaty?
Pr6ba przedstawienia amatorskiego.
Garczynski, S.
Poczyc Lipsk, 1863. 3066.136
Gaszynski, K.
Pisma prozaiczne. Lipsk, 1874. 3066.134
Poezje. Wydanie zupehie. Lipsk, 1868.
3066.13s
Gawalewicz, M.
Bluszcz. Historya maizenska. Warszawa,
1895. 3066.162
Cma. Materyaly do powielcL Wydanie 2.
Warszawa, 18^3. 3066.154
Cudak. Powieic. Warszawa, 1895. 3066.179
Drugie pokolenie. Powiesc. Wydanie 2.
Warszawa, 1893. 2 v. in i. 3066.163
Dusze w odlocie. Z pami^tnikow miodego
lekarza. Nowela. Wydanie 2. Warszawa,
1807. 3066.172
Mecnesy. Powiclc. Wydanie 2. Warszawa,
1894. 3066.164
Mgia. Powiesc. Warszawa, 1893. 3066.153
Od jutra. Powiesc wspoiczesna, z papierow
familijnych spisana. Warszawa, 1895.
3066.180
Szubrawcy. Powielc. Warszawa, 1896. 3 v.
3066.178
Z mego albumu. Zbi6r szkicow i obrazk6w.
. Warszawa, 1892. 3066.181
Zona. Gaierya szkicow z natury. Nowe
wydanie. Warszawa, 1892. 3066.142
Gorecki, A.
Pisma. Wvdanie uprawnione E. L. Kaspro-
wicza. Lipsk, 1886. 2 v. 3066.141
Goszczynski, S.
Dziehi. Nowe wydanie. Lipsk, 1870. 2 v.
3066.133
1. Powieici proz^: Oda: Straszny strzelecj
Krol Zamczyska. roezje firyczne 1
powiesci wicrszem pomniejsze.
2. Sobotka; Zamek Kaniowski, powiesc;
Anna z Nabrzeza, powiesc; Trzy struny.
Cjrillparzer, F.
Sato. Tragedya. (Brodzinski, Pisma, t 2,
str. 461-559. Poznan, 1872.) 3065. 13 1.2
(^^nidzmski, S.
Pod szczesliw^ gwiazd^. PowieSc obycza-
jowa. Warszawa, 1879. 30^6.182
Poezye. Warszawa, i88j. 3066.156
Swiat i pustynia. Powiesc. Warszawa, 1897.
3066.157
Zona artysty. Powiesc obyczajowa. Kra-
^ k6w, 1891. 2 V. 3066.143
^osick, F.
Slowackim, Krasinskim i Mickiewiczu.
Studia historyczno-literackie. Krak6w,
1895. 3066.174
Samotnosc. Krajobrazy i opowiadania.
Krakow, 1895. 3066.161
J ^iinosza, K.
Buda na karczunku. PowieSc z zycia
szlachty zagonowej. Warszawa, 1897.
3066.173
Czamebioto. (Paj^ki wiejskie.) Warszawa,
-I895. 3066.145
Ojciec Prokop. Kartka ze wspomnien.
Warszawa, 1895. . 3066.167
Paiaki. Obrazek z zycia Warszawskiego.
Warszawa, 1^4. 3066.146
Stracone szczcscie. Powieid. Warszawa.
1896. 3066.148
It
SI
Synowie Pana Marcina. Powie^6 wiejska.
Warszawa, 1896. ^066.183
Willa pana regenta. (Obraz z zycia wiej-
skiego.) Warszawa, 1895. 3066.175
Kaczkowski, Z.
Bajronista. Powiesc wsp6iczesna. Wilno,
1857. 3 V. 3066.188
Bracia slubni. Warszawa, 1875. 2 v.
3065.148
Gr6b Nieczui. Powiesc. Wilno, 1858. 4 v.
3066.169
Kato. Warszawa, 1875. 3065. 148. i
Kobieta w Polsce. Studjum historyczno-
obyczajowe. Z przedmow^ i uwagami
Piotra Chmielowskiego. Petersburg, 1895.
2 V. 3066.176
Sodalis Marianus. T. i. Warszawa, 1875.
3065.148.2
Kalina, A.
Artykuly Prawa Magdeburskiego, z r^ko-
pismu okoio roku 1500. Krak6w, 1880.
5037.42
Historya j^zyka polskiego. T. i. Lw6w,
1883. 503438
Rozbior krytyczny pieini „Bogarodzica."
Lwow, 1880. 306^.147
Study j a nad historyj^ j^zyka buigarskiego.
Krakow, 1891, 92. 2 v. S037.41
Kalinka, W.
Sejm czteroletni. Wydanie 4. Krakow,
1895. 2 V. ^065.146
Ustawa trzeciego maja. Usti^p z niewyda-
nego trzeciego tomu i,Sejmu czterolet-
niego." Krakow, 1896. 3066.190
Kluczycki, F.
Lauda Seimikow Ziemi Dobrzynskiej. Kra-
k6w, 1887. ♦3062.101. 10
Kochanowski, T.
Wszystkie dziela Polskie. Lwow, 1882.
2 V. 3066.128
Kondratowicz, L.
Wybor poezyj Ludwika Kondratowicza.
(Wiadysiawa Syrokomli.) Wydanie nowe.
Warszawa, 1890. 5 v. 3066.177
Kosiakiewicz, W.
Rodzina Latkowskich. [Powielc.] Warsza-
wa, 1893. 3065.139
Kotzebue, A. F. F. von.
Wolny mularz. Komedya. (Brodzinski,
Pisma, t 2, str. 409-443. Poznan, 1872.)
3065.131.2
Kozlowski, K.
Album wojska polskiego z 1831 roku.
Wydanie 2. Poznan, 1887. ♦39Soa.ii2
Kozmian, S.
Pisma wierszem i proz^. Poznan, 1870, 72.
2 V. 3065.132
Krasinski, N. A. Z., hrabia.
Poezje. Lipsk, 1883. 3 v. 3066.139
1. Wst^p E. L. Kasprowicza; Agaj-Han,
powiesc historyczna; Nie Boska, kome-
dja; Noc letnia; Pokusa.
2. Irydion; Trzy m^sli.
3. Psalmy przyslosci; Przedlwit; Dzien
dzisiejszy; Ostatni; Resurrecturis; Nie-
dokonczony poemat: Uiamek nailadow-
any z glozy swi^tej Teressy.
Krechowiecki, A.
Szary wilk. Powie^d. Warszawa, 1892.
3066.191
Lam, J.
Dziela. Lw6w, 1885. S v. .3066.165
I. Wielki Iwiat Capowic; Koroniarz w
Galicyi.
52
2. IdealiSci.
3. Dziwne karyery.
4. 5. Giowy do pozloty.
Wiclki swiat Capowic. rowte^d spolczesna.
Wydante 3. Krakow, 1881. 3066.147
Linde, S. B.
Slownik j^zyka polskiego . . . Wydanie 2.
Lw6w, 1854-60. 6 V. *303i.6
1. Przcdmowa. Z)rwot S. B. L. . . . Wst^
do slowntka polskiego . . . Prawidia
etymologii. Poczct pism polskich . . .
A-F.
2. G-L.
3. M-O.
4. P.
5. R-T.
6. U-Z.
Mackay, Minnie.
Ksi^zna Ziska (z tajemnic byiu pozagrobo-
wego). Przez Mary^ Corelfi [pseud.]
przekiad C. Niewiadomskiej. Warszawa,
1897. 3066.166
Morderca. Powie^c. Marya Corelli [pseud.].
W przekladzie C. N. Warszawa, 1897.
2579a. 1 54
Malecki, A.
Gramalyka historyczno-por6wnawcza j^zyka
polskiego. Lwow, 18/9. 2 v. 5034.39
Gramatyka j^zyka polskiego. Wydanie 8.
Lwow, 1 891. 503437
Z przeszlo^ci dziejowej. Pomniejsze pisma.
Krakow, 1897. 2 v. 3065.143
Mickiewicz, A.
Pisma. Nowe wydanie zupeine. Lipsk,
1862-94. 6 V. 3066.131
1. Ballady i romanse; Sonety; Powiastki
i bajki. Wiersze rozne.
2. Wiersze rozne; Giaur. (Z Lorda By-
rona); Grazyna, powiesc litewska; Kon-
rad Wallenrod. Powiesc historyczna.
(Z dziejow litewskich i pruskicli.);
Zdania i uwagi z dziel Jakoba Boehme,
Aniola Szl^zaka i Saint-Martina.
3. Dziady; Ust^p (Petersburg).
4. Pan Tadeusz.
5. Artykuly liierackie; Artykuly politycz-
ne; Ksi^gi narodu polskiego i piel-
grzymstwa polskiego; Korespondencya.
6. Pierwsze wieki historji polskiej; Zywila.
Powiastka z dziejow litewskich; Hym-
ny: Najswi^tszej Panny i Chrystusa
Pana; Elekcja Nerwyj Do przyjaciol
galicyjskich; Mysli moje o sejmie pol-
skim; Nekrolog Stefana Garczynskiego;
Projekt obrony; Przemowa; Tloma-
czenie.
Morawski, F. D.
Pisma zbiorowe wierszem i proz^. Z
przedmov^ St. Hr. Tarnowskiego. Poz-
nan, 1882. 4 v. 3065.137
Mrongovius, C. C.
Dokiadny slownik polsko-niemiecki. Kon-
igsberg, 1835. ♦B.4121.1
Norwid, C. K.
Poezye. i. wydanie zbiorowe. Lipsk, 1863.
3066.137
Odyniec, A. E.
Barbara RadziwiH6wna, czyli pocz^tek pano-
wania Zygmunta-Augusta. Poema drama-
tyczne. Wilno, 1858. 3068.147
Listy z podrozy. Warszawa, 1878-85. 4 v.
3066.170
February
I, 2. Z Warszawy do Rzymu.
3. Z Rzymu.
^ Z Neapolu do Genewy.
Tiomaczenia. Wydanie 2. Warszawa, 1874.
4 V. 3066.129
1. Dziewica z jeziora. Poema Waltera
Skotta.
2. Piesn ostatniego minstrela. poema Wal-
tera Skotta; Ballady i basnie.
3. Korsarz, powiesc Lorda Byrona; Na-
rzeczona z Abydos, powie^d turecka
Lorda Byrona; Mazeppa, powieid Lorda
Byrona: Niebo i Ziemia, drama liryczne
Lorda Bjrrona.
4. Czciciele Ognia, powteSc wschodnia
Tomasza Moora; Peri i raj, powie^
wschodnia Tomasza Moora; Dziewica
Orleanska, tragedya romantyczna Szyl-
lent.
Wspomnienia z przeszio^i. Opowiadane
Dcotymie. Warszawa, 1884. 3066.185
Olechnowicz, W.
Charakterystyka antropologiczna szlachty
drobnej gminy Grabowo w powiecie
szczuczynskim, gubemii iomzyfisldej.
Krakow, 1894. 38:^.110
Poszukiwania archeologiczne w gub. lubel-
skiej. Krak6w, 1897. 2233.66
Orzeszkowa, E.
Tanie zbiorowe wydanie powie^ci. Warzawa,
1884-96. 47 V. 3065.135
1. Ostatnia milo^c. PowieSd.
2. Z zycia realisty. Obrazek.
3. W klatce. Powtesd.
A, 5. Na prowincyi. Powield
0-9. Pami^tnik Waclawy ze wspomnien
mlodej panny uiozony. Powiesc.
10-12. Pan Graba. PowieSd.
13. Cnotliwi. Powtesd.
14. Wesola teorya i smutna praktyka.
Opowiadanie.
15-18. Na dnie sumtenia. Powieid.
19. Marta. Powiesc.
20-22. Eli Makower. Powiel6.
23, 2A, Rodzina Brochwicz6w. Powieid.
25, 20. Pompalinscy. Powie^d.
27. Marya. Powiesd.
28, 2p. Meir Ezofowicz. Powic56.
30. Sylwek Cmentarnik. Powieic.
31-35. Z roznych sfer. Nowellc i obrazki.
36. Zy^munt Lawicz i jego koledzy.
Powiesc.
37. Powie^ci wiejskie. Niziny.
38. Powiesci wiejskie. Dziurdziowie.
39. Drobiazgi.
40. Stare obrazki.
41. O kobiecie.
42. Kilka slow o kobietach.
43. Patryotyzm i kosmopolityzm, studjrnm
spoleczne.
44. Powiesci wiejskie. Cham.
45-47. Nad Niemnem. Powiesc.
Melancholicy. Nowele. Warszawa, 18961
2 V. 3066.144
Piein przerwana. Warszawa, 1896. 3066.171
Osinski, L.
Dziela. Warszawa, 1861. 4 v. 3065.133
Ossowskt, G.
Prusy krolewskie. Krak6w, 1879-85.
*3d6a6
Ostatnie lata Witolda. Studyum z dzi^|iar
intrygi dyplomatycznej. Warszawa,
^?^
i899
Szkice historycznc z xv wieku. Krak<Sw,
1884. 3066.159
Ravnouard, F. J. M.
Templaryusze. Tragedya. (Brodzinski,
Pisma, t 2, str. 233-327. Poznan, 1872.)
3oi55.i3i.2
Schiller.
W^j^tek z tragedy! Marya Sztuart. (Brod-
zinski, Pisma, t. 2, str. 445-459. Poznan,
1872.) 3065.131.2
Siemienski, L.
Dziehu Warszawa, 1881, 82. 10 v. 3065.134
1. Varia z literatury, history i, archeologii
i przyrody.
2. varia; Roztrz^sania i pogl^dy literackie.
r5. Portrcty literackie.
Muzament; Wieczomice.
7. Wieczornice.
8. "Wieczomice; Mozaika; Brodzinski;
Okruchy.
9. Poezyc.
10. Odysseja.
Sienkiewicz, H.
Pisma. T. 1-29. Warszawa, 1886-97.
3066.127
1. Stary shiga; Szkice w^glem; Janko
muzykant; Hania. Wydajiie 5.
2. Listj; z podrozy [po Ameryce]. Wy-
danie 5.
3. Listy z podr6zy po Ameryce (dokon-
czenie); Listy z Rzymu; Wenecyi i
Paryza; Komedya z pomylek. Wy-
danie 5.
4. Przez stepy; Orso; Z pami^tnika poz-
nanskiego nauczyciela; Czyja wina?
Za chlebem. Wydanie 4.
5. Latarnik; Niewola tatarska; Jamioi;
Na jedn^ kart^; Bartek zwyci^zca.
Wydanie 3.
6-9. Ogniem i mieczem. PowieSc z lat
dawnych. Wydanie j.
10-15. Potop. rowiesc historyczna. Wy-
danie 2.
16-18. Pan Wolodyjowski. Powiesc his-
toryczna. Wydanie 5.
19. Ta trzecia; Sachem; Sielanka; Wspom-
nienia z Maripozy; Z puszczy Bialowie-
skiej; Wycieczka do Aten. Wydanie 2.
20. Wyrok Zeusa; Z wrazen wloskich;
Organista z Ponikiy; U zrodla; Lux in
tenebris lucet; Badz blogoslawiona!
Pojdzmy za nimi; Listy o Zoli. Wy-
danie 2.
21-23. Bez dogmatu. Powiesc. Wydanie
nowe.
24-26. Rodzina Polanieckich. Powiesc.
Wydanie 2.
^-29. Quo vadis. Powiesc z czasow Ne-
rona. Wydanie 2.
Skarbek, F., hrabia.
Dzieje Xi^stwa Warszawskiego. Poznan,
i860. 2 V. 3065.128
Siowacki, J.
Pisma. Lipsk, 1862-94. 4 v. 3066.138
1. Powiesci poetyczne; Mindowe, krol
Litewski, obraz historyczny; Marja
Stuart, dramat historyczny; Lambro,
powstanca grecki, powiesc poetyczna;
Poezje ulotne.
2. Kordjan; Anhelli; Ojciec zadzumionich
w EI-Arisch; W Szwajcarji; Waclaw;
Poema piasta Dantyszka, herbu Leliwa,
O piekle; Mazeppa, tragiedja.
Warszawa,
5063.13
3065.144
53
3. Balladya, tragedja; Lilla Weneda;
Wiersze; Beniowki.
4. Beniowski; Ksi^dz Marek: Sen srebmy
Salomei; Ksi^z^ niezlomny; Krol-Duch;
Do autora trzech psalmow.
Slownik, Nowy, kieszonkowy polsko-niemie-
cko-francuzki. Nowe wydanie. Wroclaw,
1834. ♦B.4119.1
Smolka, S.
Szkice historyczne. Serya i, 2. Warszawa,
1882. 83. 3065.145
1. Niepoprawny rod; Witofd pod Griin-
waldem; Dlugosz; Unia z Czechami;
Slowo o historyi.
2. Gniazdo T^czynskich; Po bitwie mo-
hackiej; Czarny I wan; Spor z koscio-
lem; Marya Stuart. Winna czy nie
winna?
Wycieczka do W^gier. ' Lwow, 1882.
3066.184
Stevenson, Robert Louis.
Przygody Ksi^cia Ottona. Przeklad z an-
gielskiego C. N. Warszawa, 1897.
4575169
Stowe, Harriet Beecher.
Chata wuja Tomasza. Nowe wydanie.
Warszawa, 1877. 2394.66
Chata wuja Tomasza. Przetlumaczyl Fran-
ciszek Dydacki. Lwow, 1853. 2 v.
239352
Szajnocha, C.
Dzieia. Szkice historyczne.
1876. 2 V.
Szymanski, A.
Szkice. Petersburg, 1890. 2 v. . _ . .
1. Srul z Lubartowa: Pan J^drzej Kraw-
czykowski; Maciej Mazur; Stolarz Kow-
alski ; Przewoznik.
2. Hanusia; Dwie modlitwy.
Ujejski, K.
Poezje. Nowe wydanie z wyboru autora.
Lipsk, 1894. 2 V. 3066.132
Waliszewski, K.
Archiwum spraw zagranicznych francuskie
do dziejow Jana Trzeciego. Krakow,
1879-84. 3 V. *3o62.ioi.3,5»7
1. Lata od 1674 do 1677.
2. 1 677-1 679.
3. 1 680-1 683.
Wiland, W. Swi^czyc-.
Czarny porucznik. Powiesc. Warszawa,
1897. 3065.129
Wiszniewskij M.
Historya literatury polskiej. Krakow, 1840-
57. 9 V. 3064.13
Zacharjasiewicz, J.
Chleb. Powiesc wspolczesna. Petersburg,
1895. 3066.151
Jarema; Slub mimo woli; Wierutna bajka.
Wydanie nowe. Warszawa, 1888. 3066.155
Jedna Krew. Pomylka serca. Lwow, 1883.
3065.140
Marcyan Kordysz. Powiesc. Wydanie
nowe. Warszawa, 1888. 3066.152
Na Kresach. Powiesc z naszych czasow,
w trzech cz^sciach. Wydanie nowe.
Warszawa, 1888. 3065.141
Nemezys. Wydanie nowe. Warszawa, 188(5.
3066.189
Orion i Chrvzantema, czyli, Romans w xx
wteKu. Warszawa, 1895. 3066.160
Porwanic Sabina. Powiesc z naszych
czasow. Wydanie nowe. Warszawa. 1887:
3066.1^
54
Teorya Pana Filipa. Obrazek. Lw6w, 1881.
3066.186
Wiktorya Regina. Ze wspomnien narze-
czon^j. Wydanie nowe. Warszawa, 1881.
ao66.i49
Zakryte karty. Powieid W8p6kzesna.
Lw6w, 1874. 3 V. 3066.168
Zakrzewski, A.
Ludnosc miasta Warszawy przyczynek do
charakterystyki fizycznej. Krak6w, 1895.
3824.42
Wzrost w kr6]estwie Polskiem. Przyczynek
do charakterystyki fizycznej Po]ak6w.
Krakow, 1891. 3822.12^
Z Puszcz]^ zielonej. Materyjaly do etnogrrafii
Polskiej. (Wisfa, torn i. Warszawa,
1887.) 3822.136
Zaleski, J. B.
Pisma. Wydanie zbiorowe przejrzane przez
autora. Lwow, 1877. 4 v. 3006.130
Zebrzydowski, A.
Andrzeja na Wi^cborku Zebrzydowskiego
February
biskupa wlodawskiego i knkowskiego
korespondencyja z lat 15^1553, z prrr-
daniem Synodow r. 1547 1 1551, jako te'z
innych dokument6w wsp61czesnych wy-
dana przez Dra Wladysiawa Wis^ockiego.
Krakow, 187a *3o62.ioi.i
Zielinski, G.
Kirgiz. Powieid. Lw6w. [1850.] 3069.170
Peryodyczne Spisania.
Biez^ce numery trzyniaj% si^ w Periodical
Room.
Ateneum. Pismo naukowe i literackie. Tom
85- Warszawa, 1897-
Periodical Room 774; *7267.30
Tygodnik illustrowany. 1897- Warszawa,
1897- Periodical Room 1681; ^7400.15
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IMPERIALISM
AND
TERRITORIAL EXPANSION.
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Jst was compiled for use in connection with the Central Course
e Free Municipal Lectures, delivered in the Old Public Library
1 January 12, 19, 26 and February 3. It contains the titles of a
addresses, and articles in current magazines and newspapers on
of territorial expansion, which are to be found in the Boston
rary.
litional material consult the Reference Attendant at the Bates Hall Desk; also
ilogue under the headings Philippine islands, Cuba, Porto Rico, and Hawaiian
VND Magazine Articles.
es Francis.
n" and "The tracks of our fore-
Boston, 1899.
Shelf-number 4228.72
Letter to Hon..Carl.Schurz.
of the ways. (In International
Ethics, Oct., 1898.)
empire. (In Spectator, Dec. 3,
ate on expansion. (In Spectator,
^.)
ward.
■ a national crime. The hell of
ts penalties. Boston, 1898.
♦9172.44
;on E.
in our possessions. (In Inde-
Dct. 6, 1898.)
A.
in assimilating Hawaii. (In
lerican Review, Oct., 1898.)
Drge S.
nd imperialism. Washing^ton,
4228.70
■ton Evcnin«: Transcript, Nov. j, i8q8.
iment of newly acquired terri-
i Atlantic Monthly. Dec, 1898.)
Joseph C.
l1 folly and its victims. (In North
Review. Oct., 1898.)
aymond L.
ation problem. (In New Eng-
azine, Sept., 1898.)
Briggs, Edmund.
The open door, and the constitution. (In
Catholic World, Jan., 1899.)
Bryce, James.
Some thoughts on the policy of the United
States. (In Harper's Magazine, Sept.,
1898.)
Cabot, Godfrey L,
Hawaiian annexation. Boston, 1897.
3049a. 1 75
Carlisle, John G.
Our future policy. (In Harper's Magazine,
Oct., 1898.)
Carnegie, Andrew.
Americanism vs. imperialism. (In North
American Review, Jan., 1899.)
Chamberlain, Joseph.
Recent developments of policy in the United
States and their relation to an Anglo-
American alliance. (In Scribner's Maga-
zine. Dec, 1898.)
Clowes, William L.
American expansion and the inheritance of
the race. (In Fortnightly Review, Dec,
1898.)
Collier. James.
Evolution of colonies. (In Popular Science
Monthly, Nov.. 1898.)
Colquhoun, Archibald R.
Eastward expansion of the United States.
(In Harper's Magazine, Nov., 1898.)
Conant, Charles A.
The economic aspect of imperialism. Tin
North American Review, Sept., 1898.)
Denby, Charles.
The doctrine of intervention. (In Forum,
Dec, 1898.)
S6
February
Our relations with the far east. (In Mun-
sey*s Magazine, Jan., 1899.)
Shall we keep the Philippines? (In Forum,
Nov.. 1898.)
Dicey, Edward.
New American imperialism. (In Nineteenth
Century Magazine, Sept., 1898.)
Dilke, Sir Charles W., and others.
The problem of the Philippines. (In North
American Review, Sept., 1898.)
Duffield. J. Davis.
Address at the Foreign policy conference
held at Saratoga, August 19, 1898. Phila.,
1898. 442oa.82
Faraday, Ethel R.
Some economic aspects of the imperial idea.
(In Fortnightly Review, Dec, 1898.)
Fenollosa, Ernest F.
The coming fusion of east and west. (In
Harper's Magazine, Dec, 1898.)
Fisher, Horace N.
Development of our foreign policy. (In
Atlantic Monthly, Oct., 1898.)
Foster, Burnside.
Leprosy and the Hawaiian annexation. (In
North American Review, Sept., 1898.)
Giddings. Franklin H.
Imperialism? (In Political Science Quar-
terly. Dec. 1898.)
Greene. Jacob L.
Letter to Rev. Francis G. Peabody. Hart-
ford. May II, 1898. 442oa.79
Hart, Albert B.
Brother Jonathan's colonies. (In Harper's
Magazine. Jan.. 1899.)
The United States as a world power. (In
Harper*s Magazine, Feb., 1899.)
Hazeltine. Mayo W.
What shall be done about the Philippines?
(In North American Review, Oct., 1898.)
Hoar, George F.
No constitutional power to conquer foreig^n
nations and hold their people in subjec-
tion against their will. Speech in the
Senate, Jan. 9, 1899. Washington, 1899.
4228.73
Imperialism, true and false. (In Yale Review,
Aug.. 1898.)
Jordan. David S.
Colonial lessons of Alaska. (In Atlantic
Monthly, Nov., 1898.)
Imperial democracy. Boston. 18^. [Women's
educational and industrial union. Leaflet
8.] 4228.74
From the New World, Dec, i8q8.
"Lest we forget." An address. Palo Alto,
1898. • 442oa.77
Judson. Harry P.
Our federal constitution and the govern-
ment of tropical territory. (In Review of
Reviews, Jan., 1899.)
Judson, Thomas J.
Evolution and the Spanish-American war.
(In National Magazine, Feb., 1899.)
Kidd, Benjamin.
The control of the tropics. N. Y.. 1898.
3567.89
The United States and the control of the
tropics. (In Atlantic Monthly, Dec,
1898.)
Lodge, Henry Cabot
Meaning of the American revolution. (In
Scribner*s Magazine, Dec, 1898.)
Lowell, A. Lawrence.
The colonial expansion of the United States.
(In Atlantic monthly, Feb., 1899.)
MacDonald, William.
Dangers of imperialism. (In Forum, Oct,
1898.)
Imperialism vs. the constitution. (In Na-
tion. Jan. 12. 1899.)
McMaster, John B.
Annexation and universal suffrage. (In
Forum, Dec, 1898.)
Mahan. Alifred T.
Relation of the United States to her new
dependencies. (In Engineering Maga-
zine. Jan., 1899.)
Olney, Richard.
International isolation. (In Atlantic Month-
ly. May. 1898.)
Powers. Fred Perry.
The United States as a colonial power. (In
Lippincott's Magazine, Aug., 1898.)
Powers. Harry H.
The war as a suggestion of manifest des-
tiny. Phila.. i^. fAmerican academy
of political and social science. Publica-
tions. No. 235.] 442oa.8i
Proctor, John R.
Isolation or imperialism. (In Fomm, Sept,
i8q8.)
Reid, Whitelaw.
The territory with which wc are threatened.
(In Century Magazine, Sept, 1898.)
Report of the Hawaiian commission, ap-
pointed in pursuance of the "Joint resolu-
tion to provide for annexing the Hawaiian
Islands to the United States." Approved
July 7, 1898. Washington, 1898.
934S.I2.H
Ridpath, John C.
The republic and the empire. (In Arena,
Sept., 1898.)
Schurz Carl.
Imperialism. (In Century Magazine, Sept,
i8q8.)
Sumner, William G.
The conquest of the United States by Spain.
(In Yale Alumni Weekly, Jan. 19, 1899.)
Taylor. Hannis.
Pending problems in the light of history.
(In North American Review, Nov., 1898.)
Teller. Henry M.
Acquisition and disposition of territory.
Speech in the Senate. Dec. 20, 1898.
4228.71
Thurston, Lorin A.
A handbook on the annexation of Hawaii
St. Joseph, Mich., 1897. 3049^IJS
Vest. George G.
Objections to annexing the Philippines. (In
North American Review, Jan., 1899.)
Whitfield, A. H.
The Philippines. Should they be annexed?
(In Cosmopolitan, Jan., 1899.)
Woolsey. Theodore S.
America's foreign policy. N. Y., 1898.
422d8t
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Abbott, Lyman.
Lecture in the Free municipal lecture
course in Boston. (In Boston Journal,
Jan. 20, 1899.)
Adams, Charles K.
Address at the University of Indiana. (In
Washington Star, Jan. 21, 1899.)
Agoncillo, Felipe.
Argument at Washington. (In Chicago
Tribune, Jan. 16, 1899.)
Anti-Imperialist league.
Petition to be presented to Congress. (In
Boston Daily Advertiser, Dec. 8, 1898.)
Baldwin, Simeon E.
Views given before the American historical
association. (In Boston Herald, Dec. 30.)
Barrett, John.
Address before the Shanghai Chamber of
Commerce. (In New York Tribune,
Jan. 17.)
Barrows, Samuel J.
Statement. (In Boston Herald, Jan. 16.)
Bcrle, Adolph A.
Address to the Ancient and honorable artil-
lery company. (In Boston Evening Tran-
script. Dec. 29.)
Bigelow, Poultney.
Statement. (In Boston Evening Tran-
script, Jan. 20.)
Boutelle. Charles A.
SDeech before the Boston Merchants' club.
(In Boston Herald, Jan. 4.)
Boutwell, George S.
Speech before the Congregational club.
Boston, Dec. 27. (In Boston Daily Ad-
vertiser. Dec. 28.)
Speech in Academy ball, Salem. (In Bos-
ton Globe, Jan. 10.)
Bnran, William J.
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nati, O. (In New York World, Jan. 7.)
Speech at Lincoln, Neb. (In New York
Herald, Dec. 24.)
Speech at Savannah, Ga. (In Springfield
Daily Republican, Dec. 14.)
Speech at Springfield, 111. (In Boston
Evening Transcript, Jan. 5.)
Speech before Chicago club. (In Boston
Journal, Dec. 21.)
Speech in Denver. (In Boston Herald,
Jan. 18.)
Capen. Elmer H.
Speech at the dinner of the Boston Congre-
gational club. (In Boston Evening Tran-
script, Dec. 28.)
Chamberlain, Daniel H.
Address to Quaboag historical society of
Warren. (In Boston Herald, Dec. 7.)
Clark, Francis E.
Discussion. (In Boston Globe, Jan. 19.)
Collins. Patrick A.
Speech at banquet of Younj? Men's Demo-
cratic club. (In Springfield Daily Re-
publican.)
Cortez. John Maximo.
Statement favoring annexation. (In Chi-
cago Tribune, Dec 11.)
57
Croker, Richard.
Statement sent to the New York Journal.
(In New York Tribune, Jan. 7.)
Open letter. (In New York World, Jan. 7.)
Dawes, Henry L.
Shall the treaty be ratified? Letter to the
Congregationalist, Jan. 5.
De Armond, David.
Speech before the Boston Merchants' club,
(fn Boston Herald, Jan. 4.)
Edmunds, Ge rp-e F. *
Statement regarding the expansion ques-
tion. (In Boston Herald, Jan. 9.)
Foraker, Joseph B.
Reply to Turner, in the Senate. (In Chicago
Tribune, Jan. 19.)-
Speech in the Senate. (In Boston Globe,
and Boston Journal, Jan. 12.)
Foulke. William D.
Reply to Frank Drew on the weakness of
the anti-expansion arguments. (In Chi-
cago Tribune, Dec. 15.)
Fox, Austen G.
Speech before the Continental League, New
York. (In New York Evening Post, Jan.
16.)
Garrison, William Lloyd.
Speech to Woman's suffrage club. (In Bos-
ton Herald, Dec. 14.)
Gray, George.
Speech at Wilmington. (In Chicago Trib-
une, Jan. 15.)
Hale, Eu§:ene.
Resolutions presented in the Senate. (In
Boston Daily Advertiser, Dec. 12.)
Hamlin, Charles S.
Speech before the Young Men's Democratic
club. (In Boston Daily Advertiser,
Dec. 20.)
Harlan', John M.
Speech before the Men's club of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church. (In
Boston Journal, Jan. 12.)
Hart, Albert B.
Lecture in the Free municipal lecture
course in Boston. (In Boston Journal,
Jan. 13.)
Haskell. Edwin B.
Speech at dinner of Reform club. (In Bos-
ton Daily Transcript, Dec. 5.)
Higginson, Thomas W.
Address in the Parker memorial lecture
course. CIn Boston Journal, Dec. 23.)
Hoar, George F.
Letter to the Boston Merchants' club. (In
Boston Herald, Jan. 4.)
Resolution in the Senate. (In Springfield
Republican, Jan. 15.)
Resolutions presented in the Senate. (In
Boston Evening Transcript. Dec. 12.)
Speech before the New Encrland society at
Charleston, S. C. (In Boston Journal.
Dec. 23.)
Speech in the Senate. Jan. 9. (In Boston
Journal. Jan. 10.)
Hykes. John R.
Report to the American Bible society. (In
Boston Herald. Tan. 16.)
Also in Providence Journal, Jan. x6.
Janes. Lewis G.
Lecture before the Cambridge conference.
(In Boston Evening Transcript, Dec. 12.)
i
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Knowlton, Rosea M.
Speech before the Boston Merchants' club.
(In Boston Herald, Jan. 4.)
Lodge, Henry Cabot.
Speech in the Senate. (In Boston Herald,
Jan. 25.)
McKinley, William.
Address to the public in the Auditorium in
Piedmont park. (In Boston Journal,
Dec. 15.)
McLaurin, John L. •
Address before the Senate. (In Boston
Evening Transcript, Jan. 13.)
McMaster, John B.
Views on expansion. (In Boston Herald,
Dec. II.)
Mahan, Alfred T.
Address before the New York chapter of
the Colonial Order. (In New York
World. Dec. i.)
Mason. William E.
Speech in the Senate. (In New York
Times. Jan. 11, and Washington Post,
Jan. II.)
Meiklejohn, George D., Asst. Sec. of War.
Our mission. (In Boston Journal, Jan. 22.)
Nelson, Knute.
Speech in the Senate. (In Boston Herald,
Jan. 21.)
Perkins, George C.
Speech before the Merchants' club, Boston.
(In Boston Herald, Jan. 4.)
Piatt, Orville H.
Address to the Senate. (In Boston Journal,
Dec. 20.)
Quincy. Josiah.
Speech at Young Men's Democratic club.
Rainsford, William S.
Sermon at St. George's church. (In New
York Tribune, Dec. 5.)
Raymond, Andrew V. V.
(In Boston Daily Advertiser. Dec. 20.)
Talk to students of Union university. (In
New York Sun, Jan. 16.)
Roosevelt, Theodore.
Speech at a dinner of the New England so-
ciety of Brooklyn.
Schurz. Carl.
Address at Chicago university. (In Boston
Evening Transcript, Jan. 4, 5, 6, 7.)
Sherman, John.
Letter. (In New York Worid, Dec. 8.)
Letter to Anti-Imperialist league. (In Bos-
ton Herald, Dec. 8.)
Smith, Emory.
Address before the Contemporary club.
(In Washington Post, Jan. 11.)
Taylor, Charles H.
Address at the Auditorium Annex, Chicago.
(In Boston Evening Transcript, Jan 17.)
Teller, Henry M.
Address to the Senate. (In Boston Journal,
Dec. 21.)
February
Thurston, John M.
Statement favoring expansion. (In Chicago
Tribune, Dec. 27.)
Turner, George F.
Address to the Senate. (In Boston Jour-
nal, Jan. 19.)
Vest, George G.
Resolution in the Senate. (In Boston Daily
Advertiser. Dec. 7.)
Speech in the Senate. (In Boston Herald,
Dec. 13.)
Watterson, Henry.
Speech before the Patria club. (In Boston
Daily Globe, Dec. la)
White. Stephen M.
Address to the Senate. (In Boston Herald*
Jan. 24.)
Whittier, Charles A.
Letter to Boston Merchants' club. (In Bos-
ton Herald, Jan. 4.)
The Views and Experiences op otbei
Countries may be found in the
Following Works.
Besant, Sir Walter.
The rise of an empire. London, 1897.
45192.136
Dilke. Sir Charles W.
Problems of Greater Britain. London, 189a
4514.11S
Donnet, Gaston.
The French colonial craze. (In Fortnightly
Review, Dec, 1898.)
Egenon, Hugh E.
A short history of British colonial policy.
London, 1897. 45ISI34
Froude, James A.
Oceana, or England and her colonies. Loo*
don, 1886. 2412.71; 2412.72
Ireland, W. Alleyne.
European experience with tropical colonies.
(Atlantic Monthly, Dec., 1898.)
Leroy-Beaulieu, Paul Pierre.
De la colonisation chez les peuples mo-
dernes. 2e Edition. Paris, 1882. 3563.81
Lewis, Sir George C.
An essay on the government of depend-
encies. Oxford, 1891. 3501.12a
Seeley, John Robert.
The expansion of England. London, Bos-
ton, 1883. 24i9a.54; 2419^-56
Todd. Alpheus.
Parliamentary government in the British
colonies. 2d edition. London, 1894.
4512.12a
Vignon. Louis.
L*expansion de la France. Paris, 1891.
2^.105
Wilkinson, Spenser.
The nation s awakening. Essays toward a
British policy. Westminster, 1896.
4517.136
GEOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL
IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF THE
CITY OF BOSTON.
I ■■» I
This guide was prepared by Mr. John Murdoch of the Staff for a meeting of the
Teachers' Geography Club held in Boston on January i6. It is intended merely to direct
students of geography in making use of the material in this Library.
1. The General Catalogue. All books and pamphlets which have
been catalogued separately (including also articles in some periodicals) are
to be looked for in the general card catalogue. The heading "Geography"
comprises ail works on the science of geography in general and works de-
scriptive of the whole earth (excepting gazetteers, which will be found under
the heading "Geography. Dictionaries"), and is followed by the supplemen-
tary headings "Geography. Bibliography," "Geography. Dictionaries,"
**Geography. History," "Geography. Periodicals," "Geography. Study
and teaching oL" For special branches of geography, the headings to be
consulted are as follows: "Commercial geography," '^Geographical dis-
tribution of animals," ''Geographical distribution of men," "Geographical
distribution of plants," "Mathematical geography," "Medical geography,"
*'Names, Geographical," "Physical geography," "Physiography," "Topog-
raphy." The headings "Discoveries," "Karth," "Voyages," "World" should
also be consulted.
Geographical journals and the transactions of geographical societies are
to be found under the heading "Geography. Periodicals." Accounts of
travels in special regions, and descriptions of particular countries should be
looked for under the name of the country, subdivision "Geography, descrip-
tion and travel" — e.g., "Africa, South. Geography, description and travel" ;
but the physical geography of any special region will be found in the sub-
division "Geology" under the name of the region — e.g., "Africa, South.
Geology." For descriptions of the inhabitants of the earth, the reader should
consult the heading "Ethnology," and the subdivision "Ethnology" under
the names of countries — e.g., "Africa, South. Ethnology." Particular fea-
tures of nature will be found under their own names, as "Glaciers," "Moun-
tains," "Rivers," etc. The titles of many atlases and maps are also in the
general catalogue, but such material may be found more easily by consulting
the map catalogue on the Special Libraries Floor.
2. Special Catalogues. There are two special card catalogues in the
library of importance to students of geography. The first is the map cata-
logue just mentioned. This contains the titles of all separate maps, atlases,
and charts, and of all important maps which are to be found in books of
travel, etc., and is arranged on the same principle as the general catalogue.
It is kept on the Special Libraries Floor, near the collection of maps. The
other catalogue is kept near the main card catalogue, and is an index of arti-
cles published in certain scientific journals, transactions of learned societies,
etc., beginning with the year 1898, and is also arranged on the same prin-
ciple as the general catalogue. The following strictly geographical journals
6o February
are indexed in this catalogue : American geographical society, Journal ; Geo-
gratisk 1 idskrift ; Geographical journal ; Oesenschaft fiir Jirdkunde, Berlin,
V erhandiungen und Zeitschrift ; Petermanns Mitteiiungen and Krganzungs-
hefte ; Scottish geographical magazine ; Societe de geographie, Paris, Bul-
letin ; and Societe royaie beige de geographie, Bulletins. Geographical arti-
cles occurring in the other journals indexed will be found in this catalogue
under their proper headings.
3. Bibliographies. For articles on geographical subjects in general
periodical literature, the student should consult the standard indexes. These
are first of all, Poole's Index to periodical literature, with its three supple-
ments [*5i8oa.7], which is to be found in the Bates Hall reference library,
and in the periodical reading room, the Cumulative index to a selected list
of periodicals, published by the Cleveland Public Library, beginning with
1896 [*2 1 72.24], also in the periodical reading room, the Cooperative index
to periodicals L*3^72-5]> which with its continuation, the Annual literary
index [*3i72.6], has been running since 1885, the Index to the periodicals
of 1890-97 [**3i72.9] published annually by the Review of reviews (in the
Bates Hall reference library), and for French periodical literature only,
Jordeirs **Repertoire bibliographique des principales revues fran<;aises"
[B.H.ref.881.4], which began in 1897, and resembles Poole's Index in its
scope and simplicity of arrangement. The corresponding publication for
German literature is '^Bibliographic der deutschen Zeitschriften-Litteratur,"
edited by Dietrich [B.H.ref.881.5], beginning with 1896.
In addition to the special geop*raphical bibliographies which are to be
found under the heading **Geography. Bibliography," there are two which
are of importance for recent geographical literature, the "Geographical lit-
erature of the month" in each number of the Geographical journal [*6266.2],
and the '*Litteraturbericht," issued as a supplement in each number of Peter-
manns Mitteiiungen [*627i.i]. Both of these contain references to articles
in periodicals as well as to books. For students who wish to keep up with
the latest work in geography, travel, and exploration, such lists as those pub-
lished by Mr. John Ritchie, jr. (List of the books in the English language
on travel, exploration, and mountaineering . . . 1897) [*2i 77. 14], are of the
greatest value. Readers who wish to keep informed of the latest publications
on these subjects received at the library, will find the desired information in
the Monthly Bulletin, under the heading "Geography. Travels," and in the
Annual list of new and important books added to the library, under the same
heading.
4. Special Lists. From time to time, the Library has published lists
of books on special subjects. Among these, the following are of interest to
the student of geography : Afghanistan, in the Quarterly bulletin no. 48 ;
Hawaii in no. 92 ; Eg}'pt in no. 94 ; Africa, and Alps in no. 95 ; Arctic re-
gions, in no. 96; Corea, Japan, China in no. 99; The Yukon gold fields,
together with works on Alaska, in the Monthly bulletin for September, 1897 ;
and The Philippines, Cuba, and the West Indies, in the Monthly bulletin for
July, 1898. Most of these lists can still be obtained in separate form at the
library.
For ready reference, there are some 200 selected volumes on geography,
general and special, with a collection of atlases, on the open shelves in Bates
Hall (northern end).
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CURRENT LIBRARY NEWS.
Municipal Lectures. On page 55 will be Branches and Stations. A new delivery
found a list of references to books and cur- station. Station U, 62 Union Park St., was
rent articles on Imperialism. These were opened December 27.
supplied by the Library for use in connection Station A. Lower Mills Reading Room, has
with the first central course of free municipal been refurnished and the p^s lijrht jzrreatly
lectures. The books, etc^ referred to, were improved by the addition of chandeliers,
kept, so far as possible, for use in Bates Hall, Extensive chancres have been made in the
or were issued for a limited time. Where prac- interior of the Bricrhton Branch with the pur-
ticable similar lists will be provided for sue- pose of providing for free access to the shelves.
ceeding courses of lectures. The larger part of the books may now be
Division of Documents. Recognizing the directly handled by the public. „. . ^ ,
growing importance of international questions, •. ^\ ^^^ tV'^^.T^' a^^^'^^I ^^^^"' ?^i"*^
the Librarv has made preparations for receiv- Boston and South End Branches the shelves
ing the more important state papers ol Great contammg books on history have been thrown
Britain. France and Germany, as thev are ^P^" * V^ "" i^"?^**"' 17 . i. . . e ,.
issued. While the system is as yet undeveloped, ^ "^J^^ Charlestown, East Boston and South
the value of it to the public and to special S?/*'V!.^?r^"''^^^ |,^^^»°" S' ^^« H^"
students of international law and commercial ^'^^ P c ^ Delivery Station, are open this
relations is already recognized, and may be ZlTL "i" ^"1?^^^ ^'^'' *5^ '^!,"^ "^^ ^^^^^ ^^
illustrated by recent accessions in this parti- ^«" ^^ ^^^ reference and reading.
cular line: The correspondence between France r'TiTTc Tr\ ttttt t tt»t> a T»ir
and Great Britain on Madagascar, of high GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY,
commercial interest; the proposal of the Czar -. ^ _ , , ,
of Russia for a conference on armaments; the f^,^ the Galatea Collection of books
English treaties containing guarantees or en- jeJatmg to the history of woman : 23 volumes
gagements by Great Britain, in regard to the '^^m Col. T W. Higginson the donor of the
territory or government of other countries; col ection; from Professor J E. Brady Smith
and the lease (with a map) of land adjacent ^9"effe. her work on Women m Roman
to Hong Kongr entered into between China ^"erature.
and Great Britain. From Germany have been tto^w -„„ u/vr-rr^ c^^,«.-„. wr ^'r t *•
received the proceedings of the labor con- ^^l^V^^^^Jn^^^^
gresses held In May and August, 1898; a ^^'^^'^ '" twenty-one volumes.
critical essay by Dr. Neumann-Hofer on the Frqm the Family of William Lloyd
growth of the social-democratic party as Garrison, through his son, William Lloyd
shown b3f the recent elections of Germany; Garrison, letters relating to the anti-slavery
and a series of papers on German commerce, movement in the United States during the
one of which treats of the commerce of Ger- years 1839 to 1842, addressed to William Lloyd
many with the United States. Garrison, but also includinj? letters to and
Exhibitions. In December and January from Francis Jackson of Boston, John A.
photogrraphs and plates were hung in the Fine Collins, agent of the Massachusetts Anti-slav-
Arts room, of paintings of madonnas, of ery society, and Elizabeth Pease of Darling-
English country churches, French chateaux, ton, England; also a card index to letters of
French cathedrals, buildings in Paris, and 1830 to 1838, presented a few years ago; also
famous facades, extending the list of "greatest four volumes, "William Lloyd Garrison, 1805-
lacades." voted for in the expression of opinion 18/9, the story of his life told by his children."
asked for by the "Brochure Series of Archi- Two copies, one in sheets to be placed with
tectural Illustration" for September, 1898. the Garrison letters.
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Reference Books.
Almanach de Gotha. 1899. Gotha. 1898.
B. H. Ref. 14.8
Almanach national. Annuaire officiel de la
R^publique frangaise pour 1898. Paris,
i8cfi. B. H. Ref. 312.2
Baedeker, Carl.
Italy. Handbook for travellers. 3d part.
I2th edition. Leipsic, 1896. Maps.
*4768.67
Gothaisches genealogisches Taschenbuch der
freiherrlichen Hauser. 1890. Gotha.
[1898.] B. H. Ref. 14.6
Gothaisches genealogisches Taschenbuch der
graflichen Hauser. 1899. Gotha. [1898.]
B. H. Ref. 147
Handbook of Jamaica for 1898. London, 1898.
*4365.63
Harvard university catalogue. 1898-99. Cam-
bridge, 1899. B. n. Ref. 582.10
Hazell's annual for 1899. London, 1890.
B. H. Ref. 314.11
Jones, Joseph Courtney.
A concordance to the Book of common
prayer, according to the use of the Prot-
estant episcopal church, in the United
Stotes. Fhila.. 1898. ♦5441-33
Lockwood's directory of the paper and sta-
tionery trades, 1^/99. N. Y. [1899.]
*6387.96
Minerva. Jahrbuch der gelehrten Welt.
1898/99. Strassburg, 1890.
B. H. Ref. 583.15
Rand, McNall^ & co's indexed atlas of the
world. Chicago. [1898.] 2 v. *Map 40.10
Whitaker, Joseph.
An almanack for 1899. London. [1899.]
Genealogy. Heraldry.
*2499a.50
Pickerman, Edward Dwight, and George
Sherwood Dickerman.
. Families of Dickerman ancestry. New
Havea, 1897. *443a.i44
Grant, Francis James, editor.
The commissariot record of Hamilton and
Campsie. Register of testaments, 1564-
1800. Edinburgh, 1898. iv, 85 pp. [In-
dex library.] *2502.i54
King, Marquis F.
Baptisms and admission from the records of
First church in Falmouth, now Portland,
Maine. Portland, 1898. Portrs. Pis.
P^ans. *4435.i6i
Biography.
Collective Biographies.
Escott, Thomas Hay Sweet.
Personal forces of the period. London,
XX ^^* 4517.146
Howe, Mark Antony De Wolfe, jr.
American bookmen. Sketches, chiefly bio-
graphical, of certain writers of the Nine-
teenth century. N. Y., 1898. Portrs. Pis.
4347.272
Stephen, Leslie.
Studies of a biographer. London, 1898.
2 V. 4548.170
Terhune, Mary Virginia.
Where ghosts walk. The haunts of familiar
characters in history and literature. By
Marion Harland [pseud.]. N. Y., 1898.
Pis. 2276.45
Single Biographies.
Adams, Charles Francis, jr.
A record of the exercises in honor of Rev.
Edmund Dowse, who completed his six-
tieth year as pastor of Pilgrim church,
Sherborn. Sherborn, 1898. Portrs. =
3542.144
Biagi, Guido.
The last days of Percy Bysshe Shelley.
New details. London, 1898. Portrs. Pis.
4W7ISS
68
March
Birrell, Augustine.
Sir Frank Lockwood. 2d edition. London,
1898. Portr. Pis. 4548.168
Bismarck-Schoenhausen, Otto Eduard Leo-
pold, Furst von.
Bismarck: the man & the statesman. Being
reflections and reminiscences. Written by
himself. Translated under the supervision
of A. J. Butler. N. Y., 1899. 2 v. Portrs.
4840.17
Brainerd, Ezra.
Life and work in Middlebury, Vermont, of
Emma Willard. [N. Y., 1893.] 17 pp.
4449.239
Burnley, James, and Alexander Hay Japp.
Souvenir life of Gladstone. London. [1898.]
Portr. 2546.179
Case, Ashabel Pierson.
A brief account of the life of John Casse at
Maspeth Kills, L. I., Windsor and Sims-
bury, Conn. N. p. [189-?] 24 pp. Coat
of arms.' 4439a. 121
Eraser, Alexander Campbell.
Thomas Reid. N. Y. [1898.] [Famous
Scots series.] 2549a. 16
Garnett, Richard.
Edward Gibbon Wakefield. The coloniza-
tion of South Australia and New Zealand.
N. Y., 1898. Portr. Maps. [Builders of
Greater Britain.] 2548.179
Gibson, Edward, baron Ashbourne.
Pitt: some chapters of his life and times.
London, i&>8. Portrs. 6541.70
Gray, Rev. Andrew, D.D.
Rev. Andrew Gray, rector of St Thomas*
church, Somerville, Mass. [Somerville,
1897.1 (4) pp. Portr. = 4445.245
Guenin, Eugene.
Cavelier de La Salle. Paris, 1898. 71 pp.
Illus. 2649.45
Hackett, Frank Warren.
A sketch of William Adams Richardson.
Washington, 1898. Portrs. = 4347.274
Hall, Newman.
An autobiography. N. Y. [1898.] Portr.
4544.161
Hanotaux, Gabriel.
Henri Martin: sa vie, ses oeuvres, son
temps. Paris, 1885. Portr. 26493.87
Hoche, Jules.
The real Bismarck. Englished by Mrs.
Charles R. Rogers. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
Portrs. 4848.64
Laborde, Jean Baptiste Vincent.
L6on Gambetta. Biographie psychologique.
Paris, 1898. 2644.121
Larpenteur, Charles.
Forty years a fur trader on the upper Mis-
souri. 1833-1872. Edited by Elliott Coues.
N. Y., iSgS, 2 V. Pis. Portrs. Maps.
2372.104
Laughton, John Knox.
Memoirs of Henry Reeve. London, 1898.
2 V. Portrs. 4544.157
Lewes, Gertrude Hill.
Dr. South wood Smith. A retrospect. Ed-
inburgh, 1898. Portrs. Pis. 4547.151
Lowndes, Mary E.
Michel de Montaigne. A biographical
study. Cambridge, 1898. 26493.85
Lucas, Edward Verrall, editor.
Charles Lamb and the Lloyds. Compris-
Coleridge, the Lloyds, etc. PhiUu, 1890.
ing newly-discovered letters of Lamb,
Portrs. 4549a. 151
Mcynell. Wilfrid.
The life and work of Lady Butler. [Miat
Elizabeth Thompson.] London, 1898.
35 pp. Illus. 4081.71
Nettelbeck, Joachim Christian.
Eine Lebensbeschreibung, von ihm selbst
aufgezeichnet Hrsg. von M. Mendheim.
Leipzig. [1898.] 4896.5a392
O'Brien, Kichard Barry.
The life of Charles Stewart Pamell. Lon-
don, 1898. 2 V. Portr. 4545.158
O'Neil, J. lT
Jerome Savonarola. A sketch. Boston,
1898. Portrs. Pis. 2747.49
Parkin, George Robert.
Edward Thring. headmaster of Uppingham
school. London, 1898. 2 v. 4548W166
Pratt. Edwin A.
Catherine Gladstone: life, good works, and
political efforts. London, 1898. Portrs.
Pis. 25461X78
A woman's work for women, being the
aims, efforts, and aspirations of "L. M.
H." (Miss Louisa M. Hubbard). Lon-
don, 1898. Portr. 5588.143
Raikes, Henry St. John.
The life and letters of Henry Cecil Raikes,
late Her Majesty's postmaster-general.
London, 1898. Portr. 4544-159
Robinson, Agnes Mary Frances.
La vie de Ernest Renan. Paris, 1898.
a649a.88
Tiffany, Nina Moore.
Samuel E. Sewall. Boston, 1898. Portr.
4348^15
United States. Congress.
Memorial addresses on George BuHen
Shaw (late a Representative from Wis-
consin). Washington, 1895. 81 pp.
Portr. = 4440.138
Memorial addresses on George W. Hoidc
(late a Representative from Ohio). Wash-
ington, 1895. 86 pp. Portr. = 44^1^1
Memorial addresses on Joseph Ranktn (a
Representative from Wisconsin.) Wash-
ington, 1886. 49 pp. Portr. = 44uai48
Memorial addresses on Marcus Qaibome
Lisle (late a Representative from Ken-
tucky). Washington, 1895. 55 pp. Portr.
= 4440.1^
Memorial addresses on Reuben EUwood (a
Representative from Illinois). Washing-
ton, 1886. 39 pp. Portr. = 444ax4j;
Memorial addresses on Samuel J. KandaU,
a Representative from Pennsylvania.
Washington, 1891. 157 pp. Portr. =
444^159
Memorial addresses on William A. Duncan
(a Representative from Pennsylvania).
Washington, 1885. 36 pp. Portr. =
Memorial addresses on William H. Cole (i
Representative from Maryland). Wash-
ington, 1887. 44 pp. Portr. = 4440.149
Memorial addresses on William H. Enodi%
a Representative from Ohio. Washingtoo,
1895. 60 pp. Portr. = 4iuai44
Memorial addresses on William lallj, • .
Representative from Pennsylvania. VMh J
infifton, 1895. 60 pp. Portr. = 444^1^ |
I
i899
Memorial addresses on William T. Price (a
Representative from Wisconsin). Wash-
ington, 1887. 52 pp. Portr. = 4440.142
Vince, Charles Anthony.
John Bright. Chicago, 1898. [Victorian
era series.] 4548.172
Wilson, David, Indian civil service.
Mr. Froude and Cariyle. N. Y., 1898.
4540.122
Yonge. William, M.D.
Englands shame: or the unmasking of a
politick atheist: being a full and uiithful
relation of the life and death of that great
imposter Hugh Peters. London, 1663.
**G.386.&
H istory.
Ancient. Modem. Asia. Africa.
Alford, Henry Stamford Lewis, and William
Dennistoun Sword.
The Egvptian Soudan, its loss and recov-
ery. London, 1898. Portrs. Pis. Maps.
3053.229
Botilger, Demetrius Charles.
History of China. New edition. London.
1808. 2 V. Maps. 3016.18
Combes, Joan Francisco.
Historia de Mindanao v J0I6. Obra pub-
licada en Madrid en 1667, y que ahora con
la colaboraci6n del P. rablo Pastells . . .
saca nuevamente 4 luz W. £. Retana.
Madrid, 1897. *3040a.i85
Dill, Samuel
Roman society in the last century of the
Western empire. London, 1898. 2763.34
Dnmy, Jean Victor.
A general history of the world. Translated
from the French. With a summary of
contemporaneous history (1848-1898} by
E. A. Grosvenor. N. Y. [185^] Maps.
2215.71
Montero y Vidal, Jos6.
Historia de la pirateria malayo-mahometana
en Mindanao, J0I6 y Borneo. Madrid,
« ^^.. ^ V- 3049a.i65
Rae. Colm.
Malaboch, or notes from my diary on the
Boer campaign of 1804. Added a synop-
sis of the Johannesburg crisis of 1896.
London, 1898. Pis. Portrs. Map.
3055.178
Europe.
Blok, Petrus Johannes.
History of the people of the Netherlands.
Translated by O. A. Bierstadt and RuUi
Putnam. Part i. N. Y., 1898. Maps.
4823.26
Cmdfltf Thomas.
Historical sketches of notable persons and
events in the reigns of James i. and
Charles i. Edited by A. Cariyle. Lon-
don, 1898. 2424.33
Gibbins, Henry de Beltgens.
The English people in the nineteenth cen-
tury. London, 1898. Portrs. Maps.
4527.Z21
69
Holt, Robert B.
Whitby past and present London. [1898.]
Pis. Map. 2499.127
Latimer, Mary Elizabeth Wormeley, editor.
My scrap-book of the French Revolution.
Chicago, 1898. Portrs. 2626.123
Leach, Arthur Francis, editor.
Memorials of Beverley minster: the chap-
ter act book of the Collegiate church of
S. John of Beverley, a.d. 1286-1347. Vol.
I. Durham, 1898. [Surtees society.]
♦2427.81
Owen, Hon. Fanny Mary Katharine Ormsby
Gore Bulkeley-.
History of Selattyn parish. Oswestry.
[1898. J *249oa.i29
Palhser, F. W.
The Irish rebellion of 1798. London. [1898.]
4518.49
Roy, Jules.
L'an mille. Formation de la l^gende de Tan
mille. Etat de la France de 1 an 950 i Tan
1050. Paris, 1885. Illus. Map. = 2629.85
Woodruff, Charles Eveleigh.
A history of Fordwich, with a transcription
of the XVth century copy of the Cos-
tumal. Canterbury. [1895.] Pis. Map.
= 2495.164
Yonge, Charlotte Mary.
John Keble's parishes. A history of Hurs-
ley and Otterbourne. London, 1898.
Portrs. Pis. Map. 2498.138
America.^
Adams, Charles Francis, jr. 1835-
'Imperialism'' and "the tracks of our fore-
fathers." A paper read before the Lex-
ington historical society. Boston, 1899.
37 pp. = 4228.72
American-Irish historical society.
Journal. Edited by T. H. Murray and T. B.
Lawler. Vol. i. Boston, 18^. Portrs.
= ♦4317.38
Bicknell, Thomas Williams.
A history of Barrington, R. I. Providence,
1898. Portrs. Pis. Maps. ^4438. 160
Blake, Henry Taylor.
Chronicles of New Haven Green from 1638
to 1862. New Haven, 1898. Pis. 4439.200
Corey, Deloraine Pendre.
The history of Maiden, Massachusetts, 1633-
1785^ Maiden, 1899. Illus. *435i.i45
Daves, Edward Graham.
Maryland and North Carolina in the cam-
paign of 1780-1781. Baltimore, 1893.
[Maryland historical societv.j ^4472.9.33
Discovery, The, of America by Columbus.
Added, an impartial enquiry into the rise
and progress of the contest in America.
London, 1776. 25 pp. = *43i9a.i44
Dixon, Susan Bullitt.
The true history of the Missouri compromise
and its repeal. Cincinnati, 1899. Portr.
4222.77
Fiske, Tohn.
The beginnings of New England. Boston,
1898. Illus. Portrs. Maps. 4352.145
Ford, Andrew Elmer.
The story of the Fifteenth regiment, Massa-
chusetts volunteer infantry in the Civil
war. Clinton, 1898. Portrs. Maps. =
4323.150
70
March
Lodge, Henry Cabot
The story of the Revolution. N. Y., 1898.
2 V. Illus. Portrs. Maps. 4414.122
Powell, Lyman P., editor.
Historic towns of New England. N. Y.,
1898. Illus. Portrs. 2356.112
Smith, William, D.D., of Philadelphia.
A sermon on the present situation of Ameri-
can affairs. Phila., 1775. {3), 32 pp.
*44i8.257
Stryker, William Scudder.
The battles of Trenton and Princeton. Bos-
ton, 1898. Illus. Portrs. Maps. 4418.259
Teller, Henry Moore.
Acquisition and disposition of territory.
Speech ... in the Senate . . . Dec. 20,
1898. [Washington, 1898.] 16 pp. =
4228.71
Texas state historical association.
Report of organization. Constitution. Mem-
bers. [Austin, 1897.] 12 pp. = 4377.130
Wheeler, Joseph. 1836-
The Santiago campaign, 1898. Boston,
1898. Portr. Maps. ^4420.65
Wilcox, Marrion.
A short history of the war with Spain.
N. Y. [1898.] 442oa.6o
Fine Arts. Archaeology.
^Antiquities.
Cavallari, Francesco Saverio.
Sulla topografia di taiune citti greche di
Sicilia e dei loro monumenti. Palermo,
1879. Maps. = 2735.80
Czobor, Bela.
Die historischen Denkmaler Vngarns in der
Millenivms-Landesavsstellvng. Heft [i-
4]. 1896. Budapest, 1896. Illus. ^4090. 104
Fine Arts.
Black, Alexander.
Photography indoors and out. A book for
amateurs. Boston, 1898. Illus. 7977.47
Carpenter, Edward.
Angels' wings. A series of essays on art
and its relation to life. London, 1898.
Pis. 4087.36
Dimief, L.
Benvenuto Cellini a la cour de France.
Paris. 1898. 46 pp. 4084.48
Emery, M. S.
How to enjoy pictures. With a special
chapter on Pictures in the schoolroom, by
Stella Skinner. Boston. [1898.] Portrs.
Pis. 4087.34
Field, Mary Katherine Kemble.
The drama of glass. [Toledo, 1898.] 46 pp.
Illus. Portrs. = 8029.122
Fowke, Frank Rede.
The Baveux tapestry. London, 1898. 79
pis. (£x-libris series.] 8074.163
The original edition, published in 1875 under the
■ "The ~ - - -
Gardner, John Starkie.
Foreign armour in England. London, 1898.
96 pp. Illus. 8082.140
Gibson, Charles Dana.
Sketches and cartoons. N. Y., 1898.
8070.199
Gulland, W. G.
Chinese porcelain. London, 1898. Pis.
4026.39
Hart, Charles Henry.
Hints on portraits and how to catalogue
them. Phila., i8j8. 32 pp. •8070.35
Japanese art folio. Editor, H. Shugio. [Part
1-4.1 Tokyo. [1898.] *Cab.8o. 189.2
Kitton, Frederick G.
Dickens and his illustrators. With twentv-
two portraits and facsimiles of seventy
original drawings now reproduced for the
first time. London, 1899. '^8061.143
Koenigliche Museen, Berlin.
Beschreibendes Verzeichnis der Gemalde.
4te Auflage. Berlin, 1898. Fac-similes.
So79a^i9
Muentz, Louis Frederic Eugene.
Leonardo da Vinci, artist, thinker, and man
of science. From the French. London,
1898. 2 V. Illus. Portrs. ^4081.59
Nelan, Charles.
Cartoons of our war with Spain. N. Y.
ri&^.] Pis. 8061.145
Nettleship, John Trivett
George Morland and the evolution from
him of some later painters. London,
189a viii, 88 pp. Portr. Pis. [PortfoUo,
The.] *8o82.i47
Nicholson, William, artist
London types. [Quatorzains by W. E.
Henley.] N. Y., 1898. {14) ff. Pis.
*8o6a88
Potter, Mary Knight
Love in art. Boston, 1898. Pis. 4079.106
Reymond, Marcel.
La sculpture florentine. Premiere moiti6 do
xve Steele. Florence, 1898. Illus.
*8o8o.83.2
Symons, Arthur.
Aubrey Beardsley. London, 1898. 32, (2)
pp. Portrs. Pis. 4084.51
Tyszkiewicz, Mikhail, count
Memories of an old collector. Translated
by Mrs. Andrew Lang. London, 1898^
Pis. 8o79a.2i7
Architecture.
Buckmaster, Martin A.
Elementary architecture. Oxford, 1898.
4098^
Landscape Gardening.
Lambert, Andr6, and Eduard Stahl.
Die Garten-Architektur. Stuttgart, 189&
Illus. [Handbuch der Architektur.}
*8o92.5a.io
Music.
title "The Baycux tapestry rcprodu'cid in auto- ^llX, ' P^H'S^ Glbbs. ^LMm.
type plates" [VsiciooJ, is mudti larger and with Thanksgiving hymn of the Republic. |Wte-;„
fuller text. vi e, W S. 11898.] (3) PP. = *M»
t
i899
Chadwick, George Whitfield.
Harmony. A course of study. Boston.
^ [1897] = 4045.33
Cnlbertson, William.
Yachting glee. Quartette for mixed voices.
[Boston.] 1887. 5 pp. = S055.83
Lahee, Henry C.
Famous singers of today and yesierday.
Boston, i^. Portrs. 4049a.36
Lanier, Sydney.
Music and poetry. N. Y., i8q8. 4{u8.i^3
Literaturblatt zur Niederrheinischen Musik*
Zeitung. Jahrgang i. 1853, 54. Koln,
1853, 54. = No. 4 in ♦4^43.235
A monthly publication. The volume is incom-
plete.
Literaturblatt zur Rheinischen Musik-Zeitung.
1853. Coin, 1853. = No. 2 in *4043.23S
A monthly publication.
Mathews, William Smith Babcock.
How to understand music. Phila., 1896, gS.
2 V. 4044.49
Musikalische Nachrichten und Anmerkungen
auf das Jahr 1770. [Jahrg. 4.] Leipzig,
1770. *4042.2I4
Tnis continues the Woechentliche Nachricnten una
Anmerkungen die Musik betreffend [*4043.ai3].
Rudhart; Franz Michael.
Geschichte der Oper am Hofe zu Munchen.
Theil I. Freising, 1865. 4046.34
Schrader, Bruno.
Musiker-Biographien. 21. Band: Mendels-
sohn. Leipzig. [1898.] 4896.50.386
Sharp, Robert Farquharson.
Makers of music. Biographical sketches of
the great composers. London. [1898.I
Portr. 4049.176
Tucker, William Guise, and Charles Henry
Purday, compilers.
Sailors' sones . . . and harmonized airs.
London. [iSgS.] 8059.94
Indy, Vincent d*. Symphonic pour orchestre
et piano sur un chant montagnard fran^ais.
Op. 25. Paris.
Kauffmann, Fritz. Dramatische Ouverjture
fiir grosses Orchester. Op. 23. Berlin.
[1893.] ^ ^ -
— Sinfonie in A moll fUr grosses Orchester.
Op. 18. Berlin. . .
Lacombe, Paul. 2°^ Symphonic (en Re ma-
jeur) pour orchestre. Op. 34. Pari^
Mazas, r. Donze petits duos arranges ^piir
2 violons, alto et violoncelle. Op. 38. noi 7.
Braunschweig.
Musical carcanet, The: a choice collection, of
the most admired popular songs, acraiiged
for the voice, flute, and violin. N, Y., 1832.
Nicod6, Jean Louis. Romanze fiir Vioiine mit
Begleitung des Orchesters oder des Qaviers.
Partitur. Op. 14. Leipzig.
Pleyel, I. 6 duos faciles et progressifs ^ . . ar-
ranges pour piano, violon et violoncelle.
Op. 48. Braunschweig. ,
Rheinberger, J. Christoforus. Legende . . .
fiir Soli, Chor und Orchester. Partitur. Op.
120. Leipzig. ,
'Rtibner, Cornelius. Concert (G moll) fiir die
Vioiine mit Begleitung des Orchesters oder
des Pianoforte. Op. 30. Greiz.
Solomon, Edward. The vicar of Brav. Vocal
score (abridged). London. [1892. J
Vieuxtemps, Henry. Cinquieme concerto
pour le violon avec accompagnement d'or-
chestre. Op. 37. Berlin.
Wagner- Loeberschuetz, Th.
Scene romantique fiir Violine-Solo mit Be-
fleitung des Orchesters oder Pianoforte,
artitur. Op. 120. Heilbronn, 1897.
— Zwei Stticke fiir Streichorchester. Op. 17.
No. I. Elegie. No. 2. Tanz. Heilbronn,
1897.
SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF THE WORKS ADDED
TO THE ALLEN A. BROWN LIBRARY DURING
THE MONTH OP FEBRUARY.
Arensky, A. 3"" suite (variations) pour 2
pianos i 4 mains, instrument^e par I'auteur.
Op. 33. Moscou.
Bir<C Arthur. Dritte kleine Suite fiir grosses
Orchester. Op. 32. Boston. [1892.]
^Gavotte fiir Streichorchester aus Opus 7.
Dresden.
Booth, Otto. Prizes and blanks. An operetta
in one act London.
Dietrich, Albert Einleitung u. Romanze.
Concertsttick fiir Horn (od. Violoncell) mit
Begleitung des Orchesters. Op. 27, Ham-
burg.
Faur6, Gabriel. Caligula. Drame d' Alexandre
Dumas. Musigue de scene. Partition piano
et chant Paris.
Franck, C6sar. Symphonic pour orchestre
(ea k6 mineur). Paris.
Gtng, Ch. Menuet pour instruments i cordes
en sourdine. Paris.
Gilbert, Henry F. Two episodes for orches-
tra. Op. 2. I. Legend. 11. Negro episode.
Boston. [1897.]
Hartmann, Emil. Aus der Ritterzeit. Svm-
phonie No. 2 (A moll) fiir grosses Orches**
ter. Op. 34. Hamburg.
Numismatics.
Calverley, Charles.
Portrait medallion (in bronze) pf James
Russell Lowell. N. Y., 1895. 7 in* in ^-
ameter. *G.342.*7
Washington national monument, Washington.
Medal in tin commemorating the erection of
the Washington monument iSc^ =
♦♦G.342.3
Geography. Travels.
Asia. Africa. Oceanica. Polaf
Regions.
Alvarez de Abreu, Antonio.
Extracto historical del expediente que
pende en el Consejo . . . de las Indias, &
mstancia de la Ciudad de Manila, y dem&s
de las Islas Philipinas, sobre la forma en
que se ha de hacer, y continuar el Comer-
cio y contratacion de los Texidos de
China en Nueva Espa&a: . . . lAnon.J
Madrid, 1736. *565i.40
72
Badlaxn, Anna B.
Views in Africa. Edited by L. Dunton.
Boston, 1898. Illus. Portrs. ^058.79
Beaman, Ardem George Hulme-.
Twenty years in the near East London,
1898. Portr. 3043.180
Douglas, M.
The white north. With Nordenskiold, De
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Through the Yang-Tse gorges. 3d edition.
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Rambles in lion land. Three months' leave
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Ptolemaeus. Claudius.
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The New England poets. A study of Emer-
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The wayfarers. [Verses.] Boston, 1898.
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Songs of good fighting. Boston. [1898.I
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French Literature.
Aubertin, Charles Nicolas.
La versification frangaise et ses nouveaux
th^oriciens. Paris, 1898. 4689.8^
Brunetiere, Marie Ferdinand.
Apr^s le proces. Reponse a quelques "in-
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Chauvet, Paul, editor and translator.
The Nineteenth century in France; or, se-
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Kunterbunt. Humoristische Allotria in
Vers und Prosa. Leipzig. [1898.I
4896.50.386
Hardenber^, Friedrich Ludwig von.
Die Gedichte des Novalis [rseud.1. Leip-
zig. [1898.] 4896.50.39>
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Gedichte. In Auswahl hrsg. von £. Muller.
Leipeig. [1898.] 4896.50.392
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Heinze. Leipzig, 1897.
Erklart von R
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i899
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Aetna. Leipzig, 1898. 3002.76
A tmulation and study of the poem ascribed to
Lacilins Junior.
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Hamlet in Iceland. Being the Icelandic ro-
mantic Ambales saga, edited and trans-
lated, with extracts from five Ambales
rimur. London, 1898. ♦4871.103
Italian Literature.
Witte, Carl.
Essays on Dante. Selected, translated and
edited by C. Mabel Lawrence and P. H.
Wicksteed. Boston, 1898. 479749
Spanish Literature.
Arpas amigas, coleccion de poesias originales,
de los Sres. Francsico Sellen, Antonio
Sellen, . . . Habana, 1879. 439836
Campoamor y Campoosorio, Ramon de.
^D.26oa.i.
bbras escogidas. Leipzig, 1885.
♦♦D.2eoa.i33
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Fornaris, Jos^.
El arpa del Hogar. [Poesias.] Paris, 1878.
3099a. 183
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Guimalda cubana. Bosquejos y semblanzas
femeniles. Habana. [18S1.] 4398-37
Martinez, Saturnino.
Poesias. Habana, 1870. 4392.116
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Irving, Sir Henry Brodribb.
The theatre in its relation to the state. Bos-
ton. [1898.] 36 pp. 2553.27
Jonson, Ben.
Ben lonson his Volpone: or the foxe. A
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London, 1898. ^6600.67
Lee, Sidney Lazarus.
A life of William Shakespeare. N. Y., 1898.
Portr. 4598.37
Makowski, Ludwig.
Madame Dulitre. Lustspiel. Leipzig. [1898.]
4896.50.391
Maupassant, Henri Rene Albert Guy de, and
Jacques Normand.
Musotte. Schauspiel. Deutsch von Emerich
von Bukovics. Leipzig. [1898.I
4896.50.390
Michaelis, Carolina, editor.
Tres flores del teatro antiguo espafiol.
Leipzig, 1870. ♦♦D.26oa.ii6
Contents. — Las mocedades del Cid. — £1 Conde
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Ros^e, Adolph.
Ein Mustergatte. Schwank. Leipzig. [1898.].
4896.50.390
Schaeffer, Adolf, editor.
Ocho comedias desconocidas . . . de Don
Guillem de Castro, del licenciado Damian
Salustio del Poyo, de Luis Velez de Gue-
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♦♦D.26oa.i36
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♦*D.26oa.ii3
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Die thorichte Liebe. Schauspiel (mit teil-
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Drama. Shakespeare.
Ashhurst, Richard Lewis.
Shakspere society of Philadelphia, 1860-
1879. Phila., 1898. 35 pp. =
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Die Bekenntnisse. Lustspiel. Leipzig.
4896.50.389
[1898.1 4896.5
Bradley, Katherine, and Edith Cooper.
The world at auction. [A play by Micnaei
Field, pseud.] London, 1898. *4574.i6i
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Browning, Robert.
Pippa passes. A drama. With drawings by
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PP- , « « , 4553.29
Calderon de la Barca, Pedro.
Teatro escogido. Leipzig, 1876, tt, % v. in
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Alice in Wonderland. A play. N. Y., 1898.
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Hawkins, Anthony Hope.
The adventures of the La<W Ursula. A
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N. v., 1898. Pis. 4574.163
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5488.45
Medicine. Hygiene.
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Saint-Gaudens, 1892. 33 pp. = 5794>45
Ellison, M. A.
A manual for students of massage. London,
1898. Illus. 3795-136
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Papers. 4, 5. Montreal, 1898. Illus. =
Maurice Porter free hospital for children, Chi-
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Annual report, 1897. Chicago, 1898.
< ♦5767.112
Monell, S. Howard.
The cure of writers* cramp and the arm
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N. Y. [1898.] 56 pp. 3797.89
Stilling, Benedict
Neue Untersuchunjgren ueber den Bau des
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Talbot. Eugene Solomon.
Degeneracy: its causes, signs, and results.
Lon<Jon, 1898. Illus. *3768.i62
University of Glasgow. Queen Margaret col-
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Wcysse, Arthur Wisswald.
An epitome of human histology. N. Y., 1898.
3792.80
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Ashby, Henry.
Health in the nursery. London, 1898. Illus.
3769.204
Schultze, Rudolf.
Bau und Betrieb von Volksbadeanstalten.
Bonn, 1893. 68 pp. = 7803.140
Springer, Maurice.
L'hygiene des albuminuriques. Paris, 1898.
3799.153
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The book of the [fresh-water] aooariiim.
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The butterfly book. A popular suide to the
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Illus. Col. pis. *iB9i.70
Holman, Silas Whitcomb.
Matter, energy, force and work. N. Y.,
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Hopkins, Grant Sherman.
Structure of the stomach of Amia calva.
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Hurfbert, J. Beaufort
Physical atlas with coloured maps, showing
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64 pp. Illus. 5852.22
Allen, Charles Grant Blairiindie.
Ftashlights on nature. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
3819.38
A collection of essays on popular natural nistory.
Dawson, Sir John William.
Note on carboniferous Entomostraca, from
Nova Scotia, in the Peter Redpath mu-
seum. [Montreal, 1897.] 8 pp. Illus.
♦3863.148.7
Geikie, James.
Earth sculpture, or the origin of land-forms.
N. Y., 1898. Illus. 3862.81
Gill, J.
Text-book on navigation and nautical as-
tr(;momy. London, 1898. Illus. 5924.17
Ha'rger, Oscar.
RepQrt on the marine Isopoda of New Eng-
la44 sind adjacent waters. [Washington,
1880:] Pis. = ;«6.i
Ibifiez de Ibero, Carlos, and Francois rerrier.
Jonction g6odesique et astronomique de
rAlg6rie avec TEspagne. Paris, 1886.
Illus. Maps. = '^793oa.96
Jordan, David Starr.
Foot-notes to evolution. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
3828.124
Kelley, Jay G.
The boy mineral collectors. Phila., 1800.
Lewis, Margaret
Studies on the central and peripheral ner-
vous systems of two polychaete annelids.
[Boston.] 1898. Pis. [Harvard college.
Museum of comparative zoology.] =
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Pepper, John Henry.
The boy's book of science. Revised, by T.
C. Hepworth. London. [1898.] Illus.
7917.15
Raiberti, Giovanni.
Das Buch von der Katze. Physiologische
und moralische Bemerkungen. Aus dem
Italienischen tibersetzt von Edmund von
Hallegk [Pseud, von Edmund Ritter von
Herzfeld]. Leipzig. [1898.] 4896.50^
Scholfield, Socrates.
The object of animal existence. Providence,
1896. 31 pp. = 38aa92
Tarr, Ralph Stockman.
Elementary physical geography. N. Y.,
1898. Illus. Maps. 3828.121
University of Toronto studies. Biological se-
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Warren, Henry White.
Among the forces. N. Y. [1898.] Pis.
5969.88
IVatts, William Whitehead.
Geology for beginners. London, 1898. Illtis.
3869.88
\
i899
Wilson, Andrew, Ph. D.
The light side of science. N. Y., 1898.
3819.32
Wright, Mabel Osgood.
Birdcraft. N. Y., 1897. Pis. 5908.53
Four-footed Amen ans and their kin. N. Y.,
1898. Illus. 3888.31
An account of the mammala of North America,
in the form of a story.
Anthropology. Ethnology.
Friederici, , Premierlieutnant.
Der Gang des Indianers. [Braunschweig,
1898.] 6 pp. = 382044
Thurston, Edgar.
Anthropology. Eurasians of Madras and
Malabar; note on tattooing; Malagasy-
Nias-Dravidians; Toda petition. Madras,
1898. 68 pp. Pis. [Madras government
museum.] = 3828.5=*5895.4i.2
Mathematics.
Baltzer, Heinrich Richard.
Geometria. Versado al castellano . . . para
el uso . . . de la universidad de C6rdoba
iRepublica Argentina) por F. Latzina.
C6rdoba, 187-r] Lithograph script. =
♦3936.47
Philosophy. Education.
Ethics.
Philosophy.
Benn, Alfred William.
The philosophy of Greece, considered in re-
lation to the character and history of its
people. London, 1898. 3608.187
Besant, Annie.
An exposition of theosophy. Boston, 1893.
30 pp. Portr. = 3489.118
Descartes, Ren6.
Discours de la m^thode pour bien conduire
sa raison et chercher la y€ni6 dans les
sciences, avec une notice biographique,
des notes . . . et des extraits par Blie
Rabier. 8e Edition. Paris, 1897. 3608.86
McGill college and university. Department of
philosophy.
Papers, i, 2. Montreal, 1896. = *36o4.i39
University of Toronto studies. Ps^rchological
series: edited by Dr. A. Karschmann.
No. I. [Toronto.] 1898. = *36o3.iS4
Education.
Antioch college. Yellow Spring, Ohio.
[Calendar, 1898.] [Yellow Springs, 1898.]
= 4487.37
Dartmouth college.
Addresses of the living graduates of Dart-
mouth college, the Medical college, and
77
the Thayer school of civil engineering.
Hanover, 1897. == *449?-2^
Glasgow association for the higher ^duc^ition
of women.
Prospectus, 1877/78-80/81. Glasgow. [1877I-
80. = *2509.i34
Hazen, Henry Allen, and Stephen Lewis Bates
Speare.
A history of the class of 1854 in Dartmouth
college, including Col. Haskell's nfirrative
of the battle of Gettysburg. Boston, 1898.
Portr. 44$4.i^6
Home for the training in speech of deaf chil-
dren before they are of schbol i^e,
Philadelphia.
Report 1-3, 1891/2, 1895/6. Phila., 1892-^.
Pis. = *5594.130
Jordan, Charlotte Brewster, editor.
Mother-song and child-song. N. Y. [1808.]
439KI64
Larsson, Gustaf.
''Manu et mente." A text book of forking
drawings of models in sloyd adapted to
American schools. [Boston.] 1893. Illus.
8017.204
MacLean, George Edwin.
A decade of development in American state
universities. Lincoln, 1898. 37 pp. =
*4^. 180.2
The next stage in the educational develop-
ment of Nebraska. Lincoln, i^. 12 pp.
= *4484.i8o.6
Morse and Rogers school. New York city,
[Prospectus and catalogue.] [N. Y., 1898.]
= 4499a. 192
Oahu college, Honolulu.
Catalogue, 1896/97, 97/98. Honolulu, 1897,
98. Pis. = *4499i77
Palmer, Alice Freeman.
Why go to college? N. Y. [1897.] 32 pp.
= 3S99a.i37
People's palace. Technical schools. London.
Calendar and syllabus for session 1888 and
i88q. Compiled by R. Mitchell. London.
[188-.] Pis. = 5597.122'
Twentieth century club. Education depart-
ment.
Report of the committee on free lectures for
the people. [Boston.] 1898. 15 ^p. =
*3S99a.i36
University of Glasgow.
Programme of courses, [etc.], 1896/97. Glas-
gow, 1896. = 25(^.111
University of Nebraska.
University bulletins, series 3, no. 2, 6. Lin-
coln^ 1898. *44a4.i8o
University of Tennessee record No. i, 2, 4.
Knoville, 1898. Portrs. Pis. = ^4490^1.175
Ethics. Life.
Comaro, Luigi. 1467-1566.
A treatise on temperance and sobriety.
Translated by Rev. George Herbert
Cleveland, 1898. 51 Pp. 7588.181
Hobbes, Thomas. 1588-1^.
The ethics of Hobbes as contained in selec-
tion from his works. With an introduc-
tion by E. H. Sneath. Boston, 1898.
3609.178
78
Religion. Theology.
Abbott, Lyman.
The life and letters of Paul the Apostle.
Boston, 1898. 3524*83
Boston. Tremont temple.
Annual reports for 1893/94, 1894/95. Bos-
ton, 1894, 95- = *3549.45
Brooke, Stopford Augustus.
The gospel of joy. [Sermons.] N. Y.,
1898. 3447.144
Caverno, Charles.
A narrow ax in Biblical criticism. Chicago,
1897. 3428.153
Dorchester, Mass. First church.
Dedication of the sixth meeting-house,
Thursday, May 6, 1897. [Boston, 1897-]
57 pp. = 4354.140
Dresser, Horatio Willis.
Voices of hope and other messages from
the hills. A series of essays on the prob-
lem of life, optimism, and the Christ
Boston, 1898. = 3587.154
Gonzalez de Avila, Gil.
Teatro eclesiastico de la primitiva iglesia de
las Indias occidentales, vidas de svs arzo-
bispos . . . Madrid, 1649-55. 2 v.
♦352oa.67
Goodyear, Anna Forbes.
Interpretations of Holy Scripture. Boston,
1897. 94 pp. = 74i9a.iii
Groome, Samuel.
A glass for the people of New- England, in
which they may see themselves and spirits,
and if not too late, repent and turn from
their abominable ways and cursed con-
trivances ... By S. G. [London?)
1676. 43 pp. **G.387.22
This rare tract, which relates to the Antinomian
controversy, contains extracts from a book called
"The elder tenents in the Bay," also "Queries
by another hand [George Fox] for the New-
England priests and elders to answer," and let-
ters to Bellingham and to Increase "Madder"
from Jno. Tyso dated Boston Prison-House.
Hall, Francis J.
The kenotic theory, considered with parti-
cular reference to its Anglican forms and
argupients. N. Y., 1898. 3477-75
Harvard college. Divinity school.
General catalogue. Cambridge, 1898. =
♦4483.226
Jefferson, Charles Edward.
Quiet talks with earnest people in my study.
N. Y.. [1898.] 3439.129
Kaufmann, Moritz.
Culture and Christianity. [London, 1898.]
64 pp. , ♦3437.56.14
Some modem views of Zoroastrianism ex-
amined in the light of Christianity. [Lon-
don, 1898.] 64 pp. *3437.56.I4
Leathes, Stanley Mordaunt.
The testimony of the earlier prophetic writ-
ers to the primal religion ot Israel. [Lon-
don, 1898.1 47 pp. 3437.56.14
Melmoth, William. 1666-1743.
The great importance of a reli^ous life, con-
sidered. [Anon.] 5th edition. Boston,
1739. *7489a.42
^^^e'
March
Mitchell, Rev. WiUiam H.
End of the impenitent [Boston, 18$^^ 16
pp. = 7459a. 130
The glory to be revealed Boston, 1897.
22 pp. = 74592.133
Looking unto Jesus. Boston, 1897. 21 pp.
= 74S9».i34
Non-Christian religions; their state and
prospects. [London, 1898.] 64 pp.
Thy kingdom come. [Boston, i^-r] 10
pp. = 7459a.i3i
The two sutements. [Boston, X09-?] 13
>p. = 7459a.i32
^t shall see Him as He is. [Boston, 189-?]
16 pp. = 74592.129
Moody, D wight Lyman.
How to study the Bible. Chicago. [1876.]
29 pp. =
Nieuw^enhuis, Ferdinand Jacob Domela.
Mein Abschied von der Kirche. Aus dem
Hollandischen ins Deutsche ubersetzt
von H. Harders und E. Groth. 5. Auf-
lage. Bielefeld, 1892. 32 pp. = 5569a.i27
Reynolds, Henry Robert
Who say ye that I am. A question of Jesus
to His disciples. London. [1898.] 48 pp.
*3437.5^i4
Simon, David Worthinc^ton.
The Trinity in sacred history. [London,
1898.] 64 pp. ♦3437.56.14
Talmud.
Der babylonische Talmud in seinen hag-
gadischen Bestandtheilen wortgetreu iiber-
setzt . . . von Aug. Wiinsche. Halbband
I, 2, Abtheilung 1-4. Leipzig, 1886-S9.
3481.62
Thompson, Hugh Miller.
First principles. [3d edition.] N. Y., 1895.
68 pp. = 7449a. 172
Townsend, Jonathan.
Comfort for the afflicted righteous. Being
the substance of two sermons preach'd at
Needham, quickly after the sudden and
awful death of two desirable voung men, ^
viz. Mr. Solomon Cook, & Mr. Samuel ^
Kingsberry, . . . Boston, 1738. (i), 25 f
pp. **H.99b.i49^
Tucker, William Jewett
The making and unmaking of the preacher. —:
Lectures on the Lyman Beecher founda — ^
tion, Yale university, 1898. Boston, i89&aE
Young men's Christian association, FallRiver:^
Mass.
Information for men of Fall River. Fzf^m
River, 1898. 24 pp. Illus. =: 7449.1:
Social Science.
Political Economy.
Bernardo y Estrada, Rodrigo de, editor.
Prontuario de mercedes, 6 sea indice i> <^r
6rden alfab6tico de las mercedes conct^MJ-
das por el Escmo. ayuntamiento de Ii
Habana, en cuanto concierne k las hacien-
das de crianza de animales . . . Habam^
1857. 3567.2ZO
i899
Boss, M. P.
Finance primer. San Francisco, 1895. 8 pp.
=r 5648.148
Brentano, Lujo.
Die Agrarreform in Prenssen. Berlin, 1897.
62 pp. ♦3562.53.19
Bynum, Williani D.
Address at the annual banquet of the New
York jewelers' association, February 10,
1898. A single standard of value measure.
[NTy.? 1898.] 8 pp. = 5646.149
Cornil, Georges.
L'assurance municipale contre le chomage
involontaire. Bruxelles, 1898. 5651.85
Index bibliographie, pp. iii-xi.
Cowles, James Lewis.
A general freight and passenger post. N. Y.,
i^. 3659.121
Holland, Hon. Lionel Raleigh.
Suggestions for a scheme of old age pen-
sions . . . London, 1898. 5657.82
Knight, J. S.
A skit treating of the monetary system of
the United States of America, and other
kindred subjects ... By "Novice"
[pseud.]. Mobile, 1895. 65 pp. = 36493.50
Makato, Tentearo.
Japanese notions of European political eco-
nomy. Phila., 1899. 41 pp. 5652.44
Plehn, Carl Copping.
Introduction to public finance. N. Y., 1897.
3649.43
Smith, Henry Worthington.
An address delivered before the National
association of life underwriters. Boston,
1893. 15 pp. = 5657.80
Reform club of New York city. Committee
on sound currency.
Annual report, 1895, 1896. [New York,
1895.] = *564oa.8i
Reports, March 19, May 29, Nov. 21, 1895,
June 25, 1896. [New York, 1895-06.] 3=
♦56403.80
Schloss, David Frederick.
Methods of industrial remuneration. 3d edi-
tion. London, 1898. 3563.146
Wyckoff, Walter Augustus.
The workers. An experiment in reality.
[Vol. 2.] The West. N. Y., 1899. Pis.
3569.200
Political Science.
Ford, Henry Jones.
The rise and growth of American politics.
N. Y., 1898. 4229.96
Rose, John Holland.
The rise and growth of democracy in Great
Britain. Chicago, 1898. 4517.148
Sociology.
79
Howard, Rosalind Frances, countess of Car-
lisle.
Address, on the' occasion of the inaugura-
tion of the Carlisle Women's liberal asso-
ciation, July, 1890. [London? 1890.] la
pp. = 5586.38
Hyndman, Henry Mayers.
The economics of socialism. London.
[i896J Portr. 3568.215
Jenkins, D. J.
A special and urgent appeal by D. J. Jen-
kins, to raise an endowment fund and
make safe the home for the little orphans
of his race. [Charleston, 189-?] 7 pp. =
5577.103
Lorimer^ George Claude.
Christianity and the social state. Phila.
[1898.] Portr. = 3566.224
Lowell, Josephine Shaw.
Consumers leagues. [Boston, 1897.] 34 pp.
= 5567.73
Schaeffle, Albert Eberhard Friedrich.
The quintessence of socialism. [6th] Eng-
lish edition translated under the super-
vision of Bernard Bosanquet. London,
1898. S^797
Scudder, Vida Dutton.
Social ideals in English letters. Boston,
1898. 4558.146
Women's rest tour association.
List of members [and two circulars]. [Bos-
ton, 1896.] = 5586.36
Law. Legislation.
Callahan, James Morton.
The neutrality of the American lakes and
A nfflo- American relations. Baltimore,
18^. 432i.79=*2356.69.i6
Cespedes y Orellano, Jose Maria.
Elementos te6rico-pr&cticos de procedimi-
entos civiles, con aplicacion & las islas de
Cuba y Puerto-Rico. 2a edicion. Habana,
1866. 2 V. 5625.19
Des Cressonnieres, Jac(^ues.
filaments du droit civil. Bruxelles, 1897.
5617.65
Hill, Charles Shattuck.
A diplomatic analysis of diplomacy. Is sub-
sidy not subsidy when arp^ued for diplo-
matic purposes? [Washington.] 1890.
12 pp. = 7956.86
Lancefield, Richard Thomas.
Notes on copyright, domestic and interna-
tional. With a synopsis of the Canadian,
imperial and United states copyright acts.
[2d edition.] Hamilton, Can. [i^?]
3067. xoo
Useful and Industrial
Arts.
Elsie: a miracle. Published by the Ingleside
corporation. Boston. [1898.] 42 pp.
Portr. = 7569a.32 Brackett, Byron Briggrs.
A true story of rescue work among women. The effects of tension and quality of the
Fletcher. Horace. metal upon the changes in length pro-
That last waif, or social quarantine. Chi- duced in iron wires by magnetization.
cago. [1898.] 5567-49 Baltimore, 1897. 40 pp. Illus. = 597^47
8o
March
Geissler, Johann Gottlieb.
Der Drechsler, oder praktischer Lehrbegrif
der gemeinen und hbhem Drehkunst . . .
Leipzig, 1 795-1800. 3 V. in 2. Pis. 1=
4013*24
Kapp, Gisbert.
Elektromechanische Konstruktionen. Ber-
lin, 1898. Illus. 8010.68
Liesegang, Raphael Edouard.
Das Phototel. Beitrage zum Problem des
electrischen Fernsenens. [Dussddorf.
1891.] Illus. 3926,8s
McGill college and university.
Department of applied science.
rapers. i. Montreal, 1896. = *3943.77
Department of engineering.
Papers. No. i. Montreal, 1898. =
♦3943.79
Sabin, Alvah Horton.
Painting to prevent corrosion. N. Y. [1898.]
84 pp. Pis. 4099.119
Warman, Cy.
The story of the railroad. N. Y., 1898. Pis.
^aps. [Story of the West series.]
4368.186
Agriculture.
Bailey, Liberty Hyde, j'r.
Sketch of the evolution of our native fruits.
N. Y., 1898. Illus. Portrs. 399^.136
Goldney, G., editor.
The Royal gardens, Kew, in all seasons of
the year. [London, 1898?] (40) pp. Illus.
399oa.37
Olive growing for profit in the healthiest cli-
mate in the world, at El Toro, Southern
California. [Anon.] [Los Angeles? 1896?]
47 pp. Illus. Maps. = 3999.173
Romero, Matias.
Coffee and India-rubber culture in Mexico.
N. Y., 1808. 4461.137
Sutcliffe, J.UT
Profitable poultry farming. London, 1897.
Illus. 4008.225
Military and Naval Art, Science,
and History.
Boothby, Charles.
A prisoner of France. The memoirs, diary,
and correspondence of Charles Boothby,
captain royal engineers, during his last
campaign. London, 1898. Illus. Portr.
4545.140
Castellane, Esprit Victor Elisabeth Boniface
de.
Campagnes de Crimee, d' Italic, d'Afrique,
de Chine et de Syrie, 1849-1862. Lettres
adressees au Mar^chal de Castellane par
les marechaux Baraguey d'Hilliers, Niel,
Bosquet, P61issier, Canrobert, Vaillant,
etc. Paris, 1898. Maps. 4663.27
Groff, J. C.
How to obtain admission to Annapolis,
West Point, the navy or the Schoolship
of St. Mary's. Also, a directory of the
leading military schools. N. Y., i&^.
74, (2) pp. Pis. 595932
Social life in the British anny. By "a British
officer." N. Y., 1899. rls. 6527.39
Spears, John Randolph.
Our navy in the war with Spain. N. Y.,
1898. Portrs. Illus. Maps. 44^aoa.75
Amusements. Games,
Sports.
Des Courtils, Jean, comte.
fiquitation. Les moyens de dressage com-
bines avec les r^les d'^quitation. Paris,
1898. 4006.156
Drybrough, T. B.
Polo. London, 1898. Illtis. Portrs.
4005.141
Foster, Robert F.
Foster's duplicate whist N. Y. [1894.]
40O9a.i88
Jeffery, J.
Croquet. By Straw Hat [pseud.]. London.
[1898.] 63, (i) pp. Illus. 4009.230
Washington, D. C.
Report of the Director of physical training
[Rebecca Stoneroad]. 18^6-97. Wash-
mgton, 1897. 22 pp. = *4007.I74
Fiction.
In English.
Altsheler, Joseph A.
A herald of the West. An American story
of 1811-1815. N. Y., 1898. 67.242
Child, Frank Samuel.
A runtan wooinff. A tale of the great
awakening in New England. N. Y.
[1898J 67.247
Gibbon, Charles.
The dead heart. A tale of the Bastille.
London, 1889.
Fancy free. London, 1891. 54*9
The flower of the forest London. [1889.
54.
54.10^:^-
Heart's delight. London, 1888.
A heart's problem. London, 1884.
In love and war. London, 1893.
Lagerlof, Selma.
The story of Gosta Berling. Translat
from tne Swedish by Pauline Bancro
Flach. Boston, 1898. 1027.1
Roberts, Charles George Douglas.
A sister to Evangeline. Bemg the story c
Yvonne de Lamourie, and now she wee:
into exile with the villagers of Grand P:
Boston, 1898. Map. 67.
Scully, William Charles.
Between sun and sand. A tale of an Afri
desert. London, 1898. 56.2
In French.
Bulwer-Lytton, Sir Edward George Ea:
Lytton. I St baron Lytton.
i899
Les derniers jours de Pomp^i. Traduit . . .
sous la direction de P. Lorain. Paris,
X893. 6574.29
Daudet» Julia, n^e AUard.
Joum^es de femmes. Alines. Paris, 1808.
26600.1
In German.
Andrejanoff, Viktor von.
Pater Johannes und andere Novellen. Leip-
zig. [1898.] 4896.50.390
Brentano, Fritz.
Heitere Geschichten. 3tes Bandchen. Leip-
zig. [1893.1 4896.50.313
Heitere Geschichten. 4tes Bandchen. Leip-
zig. [1894.] 4896.50.331
Heitere Geschichten. 5tes Bandchen. Leip-
zig. [1898.] 4896.50.389
J6kai, Mor.
Die guten alten T4blabir6s. Roman. Aus
dem Ungarischen iibersetzt von T. Kirffy.
Leipzig. [1898.] 4896.50.390
Poetzl, Eduaro.
Hoch vom Kahlenberp:. Heitere und emste
Skizzen aus dem Wiener Leben. Leipzig.
[1898 J 4896.50.391
Schmid, Hermann Theodor von.
Der Bauemrebell. Roman aus der Tiroler-
geschichte. Leipzig. [1878?] 2879.49
TjrroU i6th century. Reign of Ferdinand i. of
Anstria.
Das Schwalberl. Ein Bauernroman aus dem
oberbaierischen Gebirg. 2. Aufl. Leip-
zig. [1867?] 6899.170
Singer, Friedricn.
Voran die Liebel Kleine Geschichten von
S. Fritz [Pseud.]. 2. Auflage. Leipzig.
4896.50.392
81
[1898.]
Spielhagen, Friedrich.
Herrin. Novelle. Leipzig, 1899.
AVestkirch, Luise.
Diebe. Leipzig. [1898.]
V^ittmanUj Carl Friedrich, editor.
Solo-Spiele. 7tes Bandchen.
[1898.]
6899.13s
4896.50.386
Leipzig.
4896.50.392
In Spanish.
Arrom, Cecilia Boehl de.
Cuadros de costumbres. Por Fernan Caba-
llero [pseud.]. Leipzig, 1873. **D 260a. 106
Cuatro novelas. Leipzig, 1885. **D.26oa.i09
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de.
Novelas ejemplares. Leipzig, 1883.
**D.26oa.ii4
Gtiell y Rente, Tos^.
Tradiciones de America. Paris, 1861.
4369a. 158
Associations. Clubs.
Societies.
Fortnightly, The. Jamestown, N. Y.
[Programmes of meetings for] 1898-1899.
Scotland, its history and romance. [James-
town, 1898.] Illus. = 4379a. 128
Hull yacht club.
[List of members, constitution, by-laws,
etc.] Boston, 1897. Pis. = ♦4006.170
Phi Beta Kappa society. Yale college.
Catalogue of members (1853-1898). [New
Haven.] 1898.
^4486.9 (1853-98)
Periodicals. Annuals,
Ind
exes.
Cartera cubana. La. Director Vicente An-
tonio de Castro. Tomo i. Julio, 1838.
Habana, 1838. *736i.23
Zeman, Johann.
Inhalt der mechanisch-technischen Zeit-
schriften, umfassend das gesammte Gebiet
des Maschinenwesens. 1890-95. Berlin.
[1890-97.] *40ioa.2o6
STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT.
DOCUMENTS RECENTLY ADDED.
United States.
Congress.
A bill (H. R. 11022} for the reorganization
of the army of the United States.
Report of Mr. Hull on the bill; and testimony
taken by the committee on military affairs.
Agriculture, Department of,
Greathouse, Charles H.
Historical sketch of the U. S. Department
of Agriculture; its objects and present or-
ganization. Washington, 1898. = 3995*41
Thompson, George Fayette.
Index to the annual reports of the U. S.
Department of Agriculture for 1837 to
1893, inclusive. Washington, 1896. =
♦9630.973-4
Division of Accounts.
Fiscal regulations of the U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture. Washington, 1898. =
7656.52
Industrial Commission.
Handbook, act, members, officers, commit-
tees. Washington, 1898. = ♦933I-0973-A
Interior Department.
Commission to the five civilized tribes in the
Indian territory.
Report to the Secretary of the Interior.
1898. Washington, 1898. 9970.5
Geological Survey.
Extracts from the 19th annual report on
the mineral resources of the United States,
1897. Washington, 1898. = 9549-973
Namely: — Bincenbme, John. Production of
iron ores. Peale, A. C. Production of mineral
waters. Newberry and Cummings. Production
of cement. Production of Fullers earth. Min-
eral resources of Hawaii.
Bagg, Rufus Mather, jr.
The cretaceous Foraminifera of New
Jersey. Washington ,1898. ♦7872.55.88
Gninsky, Carl Ewald.
Irrigation near Fresno, California.
Washington, 1898. = ♦^95)4.20. 18
Irrigation near Bakersfield, California.
Washington, 1898. = 3994.20.17
Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Rules for the Indian School Service.
Washin^on, 1898. = 4463.194
New Mexico. Mme Inspector.
Annual report ... for the year ended
June 30, 1897. Washington, 1897. =
9622.8-
Navy Department.
Report of the Judge-advocate-general to the
Secretary of the Navy for 1897. Washing-
ton, 1897. = 9353.7-
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Office.
Revised regulations concerning taxes on
tobacco, snuff, and cigars under the re-
vised statutes of the United States as
amended by subsequent acts. August,
1808. Washington, 1898. = ♦9356.27-2
War Department
Drill regulations for coast artillerr. United
States army. Washington, iteo. 2 v. =
nlab.59.10.2
Ordnance Bureau (War).
Description and rules for the management
of the U. S. magazine rifle and carbine.
Calibre 30. Washington, 1898. = 5956^
Signal Office.
Property and general regulations of the
Signal Corps. Washington, 1898. =
596649
Separate States.
Alabama.
Alabama Bryce insane hospital reports,
1878-1898. = *78o2.6a
Idaho. Secretary of State.
Official manual for 1895/6. Compiled by L
W. Garrett. [Boise City, 1896.] =
9353.9961-
Maine.
Department of Vital Statistics.
Annual report, ist-5th, upon the births,
marriages, divorces and deaths in the
state, iS92-iSg6. Augusta, 1894-98. =
♦9614.109741-1
Massachusetts. Governor.
Address of His Excellency William QafUn,
to the two branches of the Legislature of
Massachusetts, Jan 9, 1869. Boston. i85pi
= ♦^3sdJ3
Newton. City Council.
Eliot anniversary, 1646-1896. City of New-
ton, memorial exercises, Nov. 11, 189^
Newton, 1896. 435i>M4
North Dakota.
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor.
Biennial report, 5th, 1896-96. Bismarck,
1898. = *963a9784
Ohio. Secretary of State.
Federal, state and county officers. 189B.
Norwalk, O., 1897. = 93S3.97II-
Rhode Island.
Providence. City Auditor.
Annual report showing the receipts and
expenditures of the city. 1896. With a
schedule of the city property. ProTidence,
1898. *tS3<|0ii4
i899
Wisconsin.
Milwaukee. Public Museum.
Annual report of the Board of Trustees.
1st, 4th, 5th, 7th-i2th, 14th, isth. 1882/83,
85/86, 86/87, 88/89-93/5>4, 95/96, 96/97-
Milwaukee, 1883-^. 7813.35
Foreign.
Australia, Western. Patent Office.
Patent rules. Rules relating to applications
for patents for inventions and proceedings
thereon . . . Compiled by R. G. Fer-
guson. Perth, 1898. = Patent Room
Canada.
Finance Department
List of shareholders in the chartered
banks, as on the 31st of December, 1897.
Ottawa, 1898. = *7034.22
Canada public accounts for the fiscal year
ended 30th June, 1898. Ottawa, 1899.
♦7034.21
Insurance Branch.
Report of the Superintendent of Insur-
ance for 1881-1897. Ottawa, 1882-98. =
♦9368.971-1
Commissioners to in(][uire into the alleged
grievances of the pilots of the district of
Montreal. Report. Ottawa, 1898.
♦9387.971-2
France.
Documents diplomatiques. Affaires du
Haut-Nil et du Bahr-el-Ghazal. [Fashoda
incident] Paris, 1898. 0962.6-2
Projet de loi portant 6tablissement d'un im-
got general sur le revenue, presente par
I. P. Peytral, Ministre des Finances, oc-
tobre 1898. 9336.2444
Germany.
Die deutsche Handels-Statistik: Gam-£in-
fuhr und Ausfuhr in den Jahren 1889 bis
1897. Berlin, 1898. = *9677.43
Amtliche Mittheilungen aus den Jahres-
berichten der Gewerbe-Aufsichtsbeamten
XXII, Jahrgang 1897. Berlin, 1898.
9331.0943
Statistik der Reichstagswahlen von 1898
nebst einer kartographischen Darstellung.
Berlin, 1898. = ♦9943.0&1
Zeitschrift des K. sachsischen statistischen
Bureaus. 1860-1866; 1870-1898.
Great Britain.
Correspondence respecting the Proposal of
His Majesty the Emperor of Russia for a
conference on armaments. London, 1899.
*934i.i-i
Further correspondence with the French
government respecting Madagascar. Lon-
don, 1899. *0969-P9
Papers relating to the British South Africa
Company. 9968.13
X. Southern Rhodesia order in council, dated ao
October, 1808. xi. Proclamation, dated 25 Nov.
X89B, promulgating native regulations for South-
ern Rhodesia, xxt. Proclamation, dated 25 Nov.
X898, making provision for an electoral system in
Southern Rhodesia, xv. Draft of a supplemental
charter of the British South Africa company.
London, 1899.
83
Commissioner of Patents.
Patents for inventions. Subject-matter in-
dex of specifications of patents numbered
as of A.D. 1896. London, 1898.
Patent Room
Board of Trade. Labor Department.
Report by the Chief Labour Correspon-
dent on Trade Unions in 1897 with com-
parative statistics for 1892-18915. London,
1898. *933i0942
Hawaii. Bureau of Immigration.
Report, 1896/97. Honolulu, 1898. =
*3049a.i48
Newfoundland.
Further correspondence relative to the con-
tract for the sale of the government rail-
way, and for other purposes. *9385.97i8
General.
Alliance nationale pour Taccroissement de la
population francaise. Programme, statuts
et compte-rendu des travaux, 1897-98.
Paris, 1898. = 9312.944
Biscay.
Fueros, privilegios, franquezas y libertades
del m. n. y. m. 1. sefiorio de Vizcaya. Bil-
bao, 1897. 5625.20
Denner, Richard.
Bedeutung und Ziele deutscher Weltpolitik.
Minden i. W., 1898. 9327.43
Der Entwurf eines Hypothekenbaugesitzes
kritisch beleuchtet von einem Praktiker.
Berlin, 1898. 9332.311
Grundbuchordnung ftir das deutsche Reich.
Textausgabe n^it kurzen Anmerkungen
und Sachregister. Hrsg. von Karl Pan-
nier. Leipzig. [1898.] No. 5 in 4896.50.390
Hofer, Adolf Neumann-.
Die Entwicklung der Sozialdemokratie bei
den Wahlen zum deutschen Reichstage.
Zweite Ausgabe. Berlin, 1898. 9335.51
Jahres-Bericht der Handelskammer zu Miin-
chen Gladbach pro 1897. M. Gladbach,
1898. = *938i.4342-^
Jahresbericht der Handelskammer zu Saar-
briicken ftir 1897. Saarbhicken, 1898. =
*938i.4342
Jahresbericht der Handelskammer zu Strass-
burg fiir das Jahr 1897. Strassburg, 1898.
= ♦9381.4344
Levasseur, Pierre fimile.
L' agriculture aux fitats-Unis. Pr^c^d^ d'une
note de M. H. L. de Vilmorin. Paris,
1894. = 9338.173
Note sur la valeur de la production brute
agricole de la France. Paris, 1891.
9338.144
Notions d'^conomie politique [pour des
61^ves d'ecole primairel. = 9330.2
Le salariat et le salaire. [Comite de defense
et de pr ogres social.] Paris. = 9331-2
Milliet, E.-W.
Apergu sur le monopole de Talcool en
Suisse. 1898. = 9336.10-
Le monopole fiscal des spiritueux distilles.
Bruxelles, 1898. = 9336.19-2
84
Rapport sommaire sur les relations entre le
monopole de I'alcool et I'agriculture en
:' Suisse. Lausanne, 1898. = 935^19-3
St fftra y Cabera, Andres.
E\ contrato de segura de vida. Havana, 1808.
Statistik der Neubauten, der leerstehenden
Wohnungen, des Grundstuckswerthes and
des Grundbesitzwechsels. Charlottenburg,
1898. = ♦M14.31S
March
Schriften der Centralstelle for Vorberettung
von Handelsver tr age n . Berlin, 1898-^9.
t. Vosberg-Rckow. Dm bntiach Wdtretcli vad
der denttclie Wchbcwcrb. 11. Swtoriiu ytm
WahcnhAtttca. DMUcfaland vad die Hiwlrlt
politik der Vcreinicten Stuten von Amcriki.
I II. V oraberg-Rekow. Die Politik der Huddt-
vertrftKC in Diren Gnmdsficen n en ii f l nf i iilini
dargestellt. tv. Voeberf-Rekow. I>ie amtlidtt
Suuttik des Dctttschcn Aossenlvuidels. v.
Brmndt M. von. China and aeine Handdfbc-
siehoncen ram Antlaade mit bctondercr Bc>
rftcktioitiffianc der
THE WATER SUPPLY OF THE
CITY OF BOSTON.
THE NEW 1
PUBiilCLIBl
ASTOK, LtNOX
riLDeN fOUH04
i»^M^*i«i
This List was compiled for use in connection with a lecture delivered by Professor
lliam T. Sedgwick, on February 6, in the Central Course No. 2 6f the Free Municipal
:tures held in the Old Public Library building.
The work now under way for supplying water to Boston and adjacent
ies and towns constituting the Metropolitan Water District is outlined in
t Annual Reports of the Metropolitan Water Board, which form a part of
t Massachusetts Public Documents, and are also separately published.
lis Board was constituted by the Legislature following the comprehensive
^port of the Massachusetts State Board of Health upon a Metropolitan
ter supply, February, 1895, in which the projects for obtaining water from
ke Winipiseogee, the Nashua river and other sources are considered. In
t reports of the Cochituate, Mystic, and Boston Water Boards is given an
:ount of the Boston water supply system, with a history of the undertaking,
lese documents are in some cases enriched with maps and illustrations.
le collection may be seen at the Bates Hall Desk. The action of the City
vemment may be traced in the Index to the City Documents, 1834 to 1897.
le first document mentioned in that Index is the report of Loammi Bald-
n in 1834. This document, the report of Daniel Treadwell in 1825, and
* Message of Mayor Lyman in 1834 are of especial importance. The titles
many other early publications may be found in the Card Catalogue of the
►ston Public Library, and in convenient form in the Bulletin of the Library
• July, 1894. The Annual Reports of the City Engineer who constructed
; Boston system may be examined [*6357.56], and the City Council Pro-
edings as far as printed since 1868 [*6350.2] ; also the City Laws and
dinances since 1850 [*635i. 80-104], especially the important edition of
76 [*635i.93]. For other material relating to the Boston Water-Supply
isult the Special Laws of Massachusetts, from vol. 2 of the Private and
ecial Statutes (pp. 19 and 76) to the present time [*6440a.27] ; partly col-
ted in Special statutes . . . relating to the City of Boston, 1897 [*6355.66].
e Library has recently obtained an autograph document on vellum, being
Indenture given to the Company of the Waterworks to lay and main-
n a conduit "in the street now called or knowne by the name of Conduit
eet" (Union Street) f**G.38o.29], (printed in Suffolk Deeds, vi, 21-24 pp.
^455.50, Book 6]). It has been called the beginning of the Boston Water
Dries, pursuant to the incorporation of 1652. A rfval conduit was started
Capt. Keajme (Boston Record! Commissioners, vol. 10, p. 9) but came to
thing. The conduit of 1652 lasted until the Revolution. The Act of In-
poration of the Water- Works Co. is in the Massachusetts Colonial Ree-
ls, vol. 4, part I, p. 99 [*23«5o.2, vol. 4, part i]. The following illustrated
iclcs are popular reading : "How Boston gets its water," by Fletcher Os-
86
March
good, in the New England magazine, new series, vol. 14, June, 1896, and
"Greater Boston's New reservoir," by Charles H. Bemis, in Harper's Weekly,
vol. 41, Jan. 16, 1897. These may be found in the Periodical Room ot
the Boston Public Library. The figures added indicate shelf-numbers at the
Boston Public Library.
Boston. Cochituate Water Board.
Annual report, 1850-1876. 21 vols. With
plates and maps. '^63^7.20
Fxirther reports are under the Boston Water
Board.
Communications of the Cochituate Water
Board to the City Council [on the present
condition and future wants of the water
works. City document, no. 76, 1865].
*634oa.2
Report of committee to the Cochituate
Water Board respecting estimates (or the
new reservoir. [City document, no. 85,
1865.1 *634oa.2
Report of the Cochituate Water Board to
tne City Council. Additional supplv of
water. [City document, no. 29, 1873.]
With 2 plates. *6357.53
Charlestown. Mystic Water Board.
ist-iith annual report. 1865-1876. ♦6351.54
Reports 1-8 are made to the City Council 01
Charlestown. For reports after 1S76 see Boston
Water Board.
Boston. Water Board.
ist-ipth annual report, for the year ending
April, 1877 through the year ending Jan.,
1895. 19 vols. Plates. *0355.So
Later reports are under Boston Water Depart-
ment.
Boston water works. Additional supply
from Sudbury river. Boston, 1882. With
69 plates. Folio size. *3940.I4
Cochituate and Sudbury water supply. Its
present and future development. Boston,
1884. With map. 5942-32
Boston. Water Department
ist-3d annual report of the Water Com-
missioner, 1895/96-1897/98. With maps
and diagrams. *6355.52
The Water Department succeeded the Water
Board. .
The cost of the Boston system of water works is
reported by the Auditor of Boston in his annual
reports, which give also an annual inventory (1898,
p. 394, etc.).
Massachusetts. State Board of Health.
Report upon a Metropolitan water supply,
February, 1895. 270 pages, with many
maps. [House document, no. 500.]
♦6423.50.1895, no. 500
The twenty-seventh annual report of this Board,
1895 [•6457.16, 37th report], gjives the results of the
examination as to the purity of the water sup-
plies of Boston and other cities and towns in the
state.
Metropolitan Water Board.
ist-3d annual report of the Metropolitan
Water Board. Jan. i, 1896-Jan., 1898.
With maps and illustrations. *6457.3o
General information regarding: the Metro-
politan Water Works. April, 1898.
. *6457.3i
The cost of the Metropolitan system is reported
by the Auditor of the Commonwealth in his an-
nual reports.
Collection of maps on the water supply and
drainage of boston. In portfolios.
♦Map 38.2
Treadwell, Daniel.
Report made to the Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Boston, on the subject of
supplying the inhabitants of that cm with
water. 1825. 32 pages. *D357.ao
Baldwin, LoammL
Report of Loammi Baldwin, engineer, on
the subject of introducing pure water into
the city. [Common Council, document
no. 12, 1834. 1
A second edition was puhlithed in ifllss.
Lyman, Theodore, jr., Mayor.
Communication to the City Council on the
subject of introducing water into the City.
1834. 6353^
Eddy, Robert H.
Report on the introduction of soft water
into the City of Boston. Boston, 1836.
*63S3.2; *634(ML2
Celebration of the introduction oTthe water of
Cochituate Lake into the Citv of Boston,
October 25, 1848. Boston, 1848.
No. 3 in *634oa.2
Baldwin, George R., and Charles L. Steves-
son.
Report on supplying the City of Charles-
town with pure water: made for the City
Council [of Charlestown]. Boston, i860.
77 pp. *4354-i9
Bradlee, Nathaniel J.
History of the introduction of pure water
into the City of Boston, with a descrip-
tion of its Cochituate Water Works. With
map and plans. Boston, 1868.
633oa.2; ♦♦6(33oa.6
Report of the Joint Standing Committee of
the City Council, with report of the Ci^y
Engineer relating to an additional supply
of water. [City document, 1874, no. ^]
With map. 5941^
Fitz Gerald, Desmond.
History of the Boston water works from
1868 to 1876 .Being a supplement to a
"History of the introduction of pure water
into the City of Boston [by ^f. J. Brad-
lee].'' Boston, 1876. With maps, plans
and illustrations. *633oa.s; '•6330a.8
Description of the Boston water works. Uha-
trated. Chicago. Office of Engineering
news. 1878. 5943*53
Commissioners on the investigation of water
supply. Report [City docttment, i88l3^
no. 129.] S9W*'
Fitz Gerald, Desmond.
Report on the capacity of the Sudbury rhrer
and Lake Cochituate water-shc^ds in time
of drought. Boston, 1887. With maps
and diagrams. 5943^
A short description of the Boston wattr*
works. Boston, 1895. With map and
plates. 5SN^
Index to the [Boston] city docttments, 1834
to 1897. [Boston, 1897- *635^lAte
CIVIC ARCHITECTURE.
i>^ I
This List was compiled for use in conn<iction with a lecture delivered by Mr. C.
Howard Walker, on February 24, in the Central Course No. 2 of the Free Municipal Lec-
tures held in the Old Public Library building.
In 1894 the Public Library published a Catalogue of its books relating
to architecture, construction and decoration, and such readers as desire a
comprehensive list of titles on these subjects will find this catalogue useful.
The following books are recommended as giving a general view of the in-
terest in and development of civic achitecture in this country and in some
European countries, and as showing the importance which the subject is as-
suming. The great mass of information and suggestion upon this matter is
to be found in periodical literature, and such periodicals as the Allgemeine
Bauzeitung [*4090.20i], the Builder [*4i04.2oi], the Nouvelles annales de
la construction [*40i 2.208], the Revue generale de Tarchitecture des tra-
vaux publics [*409i.2o6] should be consulted. Articles from one or two
such publications have been used in this list, and the number could be ex-
tended almost indefinitely.
An index to a collection of photographs and plans of library buildings
has been printed by the Public Library, and it may be seen upon application.
In the Bates Hall catalogue, the heading Public works, under the names
of countries and cities, as well as the heading Fine Arts — Architecture, will
show some interesting treatments of this topic. The great work of Belgrand,
for instance, Les travaux souterrains de Paris [*5940.2], considers the water-
supply of that city largely on its artistic side — the acqueducts, fountains,
&c. The books and articles referred to below are almost all quite fully illus-
trated, although for the most part special mention has been made of the fact
only in cases where the plates form a principal part of the work.
The figures added indicate the shelf-numbers of the volumes in the
Boston Public Library-
Anderson, R. Persius . . . Zusammengestellt aus dem
Examples of the municipal, commercial and Architektonischen Skizzenbuch. Berlin,
street architecture of France and Italy, iggi. ♦L.20.8
from the 12th to the 15th century. Lon- Baudenkmaeler, Die, in Frankfurt am Main,
don. [1870-75] 103 pis. , ♦*<«090.72 Lief 1,3. Frankfurt a. M., 1895, 97- 2 v.
Architekten- und Ingenieur-Verem fiir Elsass- nius. Pis. Plans. 4102.72
Lothringen, Strassburg. Baumeister, Reinhard.
Strassburg und seme Bauten. Strassburg, Moderne Stadterweiterungen. Hamburg,
189^ iTlus. Pis. Plans. 8093.122 1887. No. 5 m ♦5216.5C.N.F.2
Architckten-Verem, Berlm. • Stadterweiterungen in technischer baupoli-
Bcrlm und seme Bauten. Berlm, 1896. 3 v. zeilicher und wirthschaftlicher Beziehung.
^ *° ?,.r A.u u 'iA' A A ^-'^^ Berlin, 1876. 356357
Art and life, and the buildmg and decoration Bell E H
^\ ^\^^^1J '"^T* ^y^*"I?K-!^^ members ^^ j^ municipal decoration. (In Harper's
of the Artsand crafts exhibition society. Weekly. Vol. 38, p. 401. N. Y., 1894)
WSSlwS^Of public n>ace„ paries a^fc ^. , „ „ Periodical Room
dens by Blomfield, Of the decoration of public BlSnop, Henry rl.
Imildings by Crane. Of beautiful cities . by Pictorial architecture of France. London.
LeChaby, Of colour in the architecture of cities ^g^^ *40QI.6o
Antwahl von° Park- und Gartenverzierungen. Pictorial architecture of Greece and Italy.
Entworfen und ausgestellt von SchinkeV London, 1887. 8092.97
88 March
Pictorial architecture of the British Isles. Sturgis, Russell
London. [1883.] 8092.16 The building of the modem city house. (In
Cawston, Arthur. Harper's new monthly magmzine. -VoL
A comprehensive scheme for street improve- 98, pp. 579-594. New Yorkj 1899.)
ments in London. London, 1893. Periodical Room
♦8011.148 Tarbell, Ida M.
French, Allen. In the streets of Paris. (In New England
Municipal art in Italy. (In New England Magazine. VoL 15, pp. 249-^72. Boston,
magazine. Vol. 24, pp. 33-5^. Boston, 1894.) Periodical Room
1898.) Periodical Room Vacjuer, Theodore.
Municipal art in the Netherlands. (In New Batiments scolaires recemment construits
England magazine. Vol. 24, pp. 267-286. en France, et propres i servir de types
Boston, 1898I) Periodipal Room pour les Edifices de ce genre. Ivis.
C^baude fiir Erziehung, Wissenschaft und I1864.I *4ioa79
Kunst Darmstadt, 1889. FHandbuch der Visconti^ Ludovic.
Architektur. Th. 4, Halb-Bd. 6, Heft 1.I Fontaines monumentales constmites i Paris
8002.52.6(1) et proiet^es pour Bordeanic Paris, 1870.
Gebaude fur Verwaltung, Rechtspflege und Cab.8oL25.2
Gesetzgebung; Militarbauten. Darmstadt, Voiart, Jacques Philippe.
1887. fHandbuch der Architektur. Th. 4. Monumens des victoires et conqu^tes des
Halb-fid. 7.1 ♦8092.52.7 Francis. Paris, 1822. 100 pis.
Gerstenberg, Adolf. ^46140.1; ^4630.17
Die stadtischen Schulbauten Berlins. Berhn, Waring. J. B.
1871. Pis. ♦Cab.60.42.3 On the laving out of cities. (In Royal in-
Gibson. Louis H. stitute of British architects, rapers. Ses-
Architecture and the people. (In New Eng- sion 1872/73. Pp. 141-155. London, 1873.)
land Magazine. Vol. 24, pp. 21-25. Bos- 4090.289.1872^3
ton, 1898.) Periodical Room Wheelwright, Edmund March.
Goecke, Theodor. Municipal architecture in Boston. Part i, 2.
Sociale Aufgaben der Architektur. i: Die Boston, 1898. Cab.60. 133.x
Architektur socialer Wohlfahrts-Anstalt- White. W. W.
en. Darmstadt, 1895. 80903.132.6 Architecture and public buildings. Paris
Goodhue, W. F. and London. London, 1884. 4095.68
Municipal improvements. 2d edition. N. Y., Wiener Monumental-Bauten. Wien, ire5-9a
1894. Pis. Plans. 3567.154 Contents. — 1. Das K. k. Hof-OpernlMus. 80 pis.
Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore. x Der K. k. Ju.t«.P.I.rt.^^'
Hospital plans. N. Y., 1875- 3762.54 ' CaCio!!^*
Krafft, Jean Charles. 3* Dms K. k. Reichsn^s-Gebiude.
Plans des plus beaux jardins pittoresques de ^7 p}«. . <>l».6i».so.3
France, d'Anglcterre et dTLllemagne, et 4. Die K. k. UniTenitit. ^jjK
des Wifices, monumens, fabriques, etc., 5. Die VotiT-Klrche. s7 pis.
qui concourrent i leur embellissement. CaI».6oi5o.s
Paris, 1809, 10. 2 V. ♦L.61.22 Young, W.
Municipal affairs. Quarterly, f Municipal art The municipal buildings, Glasgo w. Glas-
number.] Vol. 2, no. i. N. Y., 1898- Kow, 1890. Pis. ♦♦•8090.73
• 4096.86=3563.170.2
This contains an article on Fublic art m Ameri-
can cities. Civic treatment of color and Civic
architecture from its constructive side, by Lamb,
The city's plan by Harder, Municipal sculpture The following articles are taken from tlie Arcbi-
by Bitter. tectural Record. They may be obtained by prefbdng
Narjoux, F61ix. the shelf -number [^ogca^j] to the volume desired.
Architecture communale. Paris, 1870, 80.
3 V in 2 222 pis *8ioi.57 Adler, Dankmar.
Paris! Monuments ^l^v^s par la ville 1850- ^ The Chicago Auditorium. VoL i, p. 415.
80. Paris, 1880-83. 4 V. Cab.60.97.1 American Architecture. Vol. 2, p. los
Ogden W S Architectural aberrations.
Studies in mercantile architecture. London, The Edison building. Vol. i, p. 134-
1876. 50 pis. 4100.53 The Philadelphia Record building. Vol. i.
Petit Victor P- ^'•
Pares et jardins des environs de Paris. The Real Estate exchange, Brooklyn. VoL
N. d. 50 colored pis. *3990.50 i» £• 40.i. . ,,. ,
Smith, Helen Ainslie. The Peddie Memorial church, Newark. VoL
The wonderful cities of the worid. N. Y. 2, p. 89.
[igg^,] 2275.59- The Daily Record building, Baltimore, Md.
Stevenson, J J. Vol. 2, p. 213.
On laying out streets for convenience of The Government and the Worid's Fair. Vol.
traffic and architectural effect. (In Royal ^,^» P- 333- ^ .,^. ^ , . ,^ ,
institute of British architects. Transac- The Fagm building, St Louis. VoL a, p.
tions. New series, vol. 5, PP- 89-104. 470. ,
London, 1889.) 4090.289.n.s.5 The Chicago Board of trade. Vol. 3. p. 97-
Stuebben, Josef. The Hale building, Phila. Vol. 3,. p. »7.
Der Stadtebau. Darmstadt, 1800. [Hand- The new Criminal court buildmg. New
buch der Architektur. Th. 4, Halb-Bd. 9.] ^ York. Vol. 3, p. 429. ,
*So92.52.9 The Medmah temple. Vol. 4, p. 83.
i899
College of St Francis Xavier. Vol. 4, p.
247.
The Cairo. Vol.
City Hall. J[ersey City! N. J. Vol. 5i J>. 17-
he Salvati*
^i p. 77. .
The Salvation Army building,
/ol. 5iJ>.
. N. yT
Vol.
Architecture in St Louis, Mo. Vol. 5, p. 594.
Calonne, Alphonse de.
Modem hospitals in Europe. Vol 6, p. 29.
Croly, Herbert D.
Art and life. Vol. i, p. 219.
Flagg, Ernest
Influence of the French school on architec-
ture in the United States. Vol. 4, p. 211.
Fryer, Wm. J.
The New York building law. Vol. i, p. 69.
Hubert, Pirrson & Hoddick.
New York flats and French flats. Vol. 2,
P- 55*
Jenkins, Charles E.
The University of Chicago. Vol. 4, p. 229.
Kerr, Robert
Problem of national American architecture.
Vol. J, p. X2I.
New York City Hall competition — a protest
Vol. J, p. 213.
Saelio, Maurice.
City apartment houses in Paris. Vol. 5, p.
347.
The followiiiffarticles are taken from the Engineer-
tag magazine. They may be obtained by prefixing the
ahelf-nomber [^oioa.^] to the volume detired.
Adler, Dankmar.
Tali office buildings — Past and future. Vol.
Aiken, William Martin.
The architecture of our government build-
ings. Illus. Vol. 12, p. 815.
Capper. S. H.
The American tall building from a European
point of view. Vol. 14, p. 239.
De Wolf. John.
Beautiful Prospect park, Brooklyn. Illus.
Vol. 3, p. 16.
Landscape beauty at Newport. Illus Vol.
2, p. .167.
Possibilities of landscape gardening. Vol. 2,
p. 21.
Fcrree, Barr.
City hall architecture in America. Vol. 4,
p. 201.
Museum building and arrangement. Illus.
Vol. 2, p. 221.
Value of good architecture in cities. Vol.
10^ p. 671.
89
Fletcher, Banister F.
American architecture through English
spectacles. Vol. 7, p. 314.
Fnrer, William J.
The need of uniform building laws. Vol. 5,
p. 756.
Gardner, K C.
The architecture of bridge-building. Illus.
Vol. II, p. 844.
The architecture of modem hospitals. Illus.
Vol. 9, p. 1086.
The architecture of municipal buildings.
Vol. 8, p. 609.
Arraignment of American city architecture.
Vol. 12, p. 30.
~ School and school-house architecture. Vol.
10, p. 478.
Gibson, R. W.
The architecture of modem bank buildings.
Illus. Vol. 10, p. 1064; vol. ii| p. 4.
Gilbert. Bradford L.
The architecture of railroad stations. Illus.
Vol. 9, p. 649.
Picturesque suburban railroad stations.
Illus. Vol. 2, p. 336.
Hamlin, A. D. F.
The tair building from an American point of
view. Vol. 14, p. 436.
Henry, Edward.
What is the use of building laws? Wherein
they are useful — a criticism. Vol. 2, p.
23a
Robinson, John Beverley.
Tall office buildings of New York. Vol. i.
p. 185.
What is the use of a building law? Vol. i,
p. 656.
What is the use of building laws? Why I
oppose building laws — A rejoinder. Vol.
2, p. 246.
Schuyler, Montgomery.
Official architecture in America. Vol. 6, p.
711.
Sturgis, RusselL
Lack of originality in architecture. Vol. 6,
p. II.
Architectural sculpture in America. Illus.
Vol. 10, p. 883.
Sullivan, Louis H.
Ornament in architecture. Illus. Vol. 3, p.
Taylor, James.
History of terra-cotta in New York City.
Vol. 2, p. 137.
Terra cotta. Vol. i, p. 63.
Twose, George M. R.
The use of terra-cotta in modem buildings.
Illus. Vol. 8, p. 203.
PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION
IN BOSTON.
■ ^»» ■
This List was compiled for use in connection with a lecture to be delivered by Mr.
George G. Crocker on March 3, in the Central Course, No. 2, of the Free Municipal Lec-
tures held in the Old Public Library building.
It is intended in the following list to give a few titles of books and other
publications of local interest, the subject of transportation in general being
too voluminous to be dealt with here.
The history of Passenger transportation in Boston is given in C. W.
Ernst's Boston and transportation [4454.47], printed by the Bostonian So-
ciety in their Proceedings for 1898, pp. 18-31, in which Mr. Ernst gives an
account of the early days of coaching and dwells on transportation by water
lines. A sketch of the progress in New England from the time of the stage
coach to the present is traced by Josiah H. Benton, jr., in his Railroad trans-
portation in New England [7650a. 77]. Shurtleffs edition of the Mass.
Records and the various town records should be consulted for information
regarding the early roads. Mr. C. F. Adams' writings should also be ex-
amined. The turnpike system may be traced in the Mass. Acts and Resolves
from 1802 to recent days. Information regarding the Winnisimmet Ferry,
the oldest transportation line in the United States, may be found in Mass.
and Boston records, Sewall and Chelsea papers. Much interesting matter
regarding early methods of travel may be gleaned from the biographies of
early Bostonians and New Englanders, and the writings of early travellers;
among others those of Adams, Samuel Breck, Sarah Knight, Larochefou-
cauld, Drayton, and Dwight may be mentioned ; the Winthrop papers pub-
lished by the Massachusetts Historical society should also be consulted.
Descriptions of the methods of conveyance in use before the introduction
of the railway may be found in the histories of Boston and in advertisements
in the early newspapers, and in the Massachusetts Register [*2349.i]. Other
matters of interest concerning the stage lines with lists of stages and dis-
tances may be found in early years of the Boston almanacs, and in Spofford's
Gazetteer of Massachusetts, 1828 [*2383.9]. Fleet's Almanac and Register
for 1794 is unique on Boston suburban travel lines and coaches [*2359.3.ii].
The annual reports of the various railroad companies terminating in Boston
and those of the street railway companies in Boston will be found useful
and may be consulted in the Library. The recent great development of
electrical and street railroads may be studied in Johnston's Electrical and
street railway directory [*396oa. 73], and the progress of steam locomotion
from the earliest times is set forth pictorially in Pangbon;i*s World's rail-
way [*8oio.i57].
The legislation on the subject may be found in Special Statutes of the
Commonwealth relating to the City of Boston, passed prior to January i,
i899
91
1897 [*635S.66] , in the City Council Proceedings, 1868 to date [*63S0.2],
and in City Laws and Ordinances since 1850 [*63Si. 80-104]. The Index
of the special railroad laws of Massachusetts, 1 826-1 873, by Edward L.
Pierce, will be found useful. A convenient Index to City documents, 1834
to 1897, by James L. Hillard, may be found in the Bates Hall reference
library [*6356.2].
Poor's Manual of the Railroads of the United States, which has reached
its thirty-first annual number, gives elaborate statements of the condition
of the steam surface railroads, and of street railways, as well as of the great
corporations on which the railroads largely depend for material for trans-
portation. The latest number is kept in the Bates Hall reference library.
A collection of publications relating to steam communication between Bos-
ton and other ports, domestic and foreign, is on shelf-number [*565oa.6].
The extent of the literature relating to railroads in general may be judged by
Teggart's Catalogue of the Hopkins Railway library, published by the Leland
Stanford Junior university in 1895 [*2i73.io]. The library at that time con-
tained 9,245 volumes. Illustrations of the cars, omnibuses and conveniences
for passengers, and titles of articles not in the following list, may be found in
the magazines to which references are given in the indexes to periodical lit-
erature: Poole's Index to periodical literature, 1800-96 [*3i8oa.7], kept in
the Bates Hall reference library and in the Periodical Room ; the Cumula-
tive index, 1896 to date [*2i72.24], also kept in the Periodical Room; the
Cooperative index to periodicals [*3i72.6] which with its continuation, the
Annual literary index [*3 172.6], has been running since 1885 > ^^^ ^^^ Index
to the periodicals of 1890-98 [**3 172.9], kept in the Bates Hall library, pub-
lished annually by the Review of reviews.
For other material consult the Bates Hall card catalogue under the
names of the various City and State government Boards and Commissions,
and the names of the railroad and other transportation companies, as: Bay
State transportation league ; Boston and Albany railroad ; Boston and Chelsea
railroad; Boston and Lowell railroad; Boston and Maine railroad; Boston
and New York Air Line railroad ; Boston and Ontario railroad ; Boston and
Providence railroad ; Boston and Worcester railroad ; Boston Board of Trade ;
Boston Chamber of Commerce ; Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and Western rail-
road; Boston Elevated railway company; Broadway railroad; Charlestown
Branch railroad; Eastern railroad; Fitchburg railroad; Highland [street]
railroad ; Hoosac Tunnel ; Massachusetts. Board of Railroad Commissioners ;
Secretary of the Commonwealth; Massachusetts Central railroad; Mystic
River railroad ; Marginal freight railroad ; Meigs Elevated railroad ; Metro-
politan [street] railroad; Middlesex [street] railroad; New York and New
England railroad ; Union railroad station (South) ; West End street railway ;
Western railroad.
The figures added indicate the shelf-numbers of the volumes in the
Boston Public Library.
Adams, C. F.
The canal and railway enterprise of Boston.
(In The memorial history of Boston. Vol.
4, chapter 5, pp. 111-150. 1881.)
B. H. Ref. 560.1.4
Adams, Henry C.
Transportation on railways 'in the New Eng-
land states, 1879-1889. (U. S. Census
bulletin. No. 46, 1891.) 4410a. 104
American Traveller. 1825-1846. *79io.i
Rich in transportation matter including stages
and turnpikes.
Ashcroft, J.
Ashcroft's railway directory. 1863, etc. New
York, 1863, etc. 5653-14
Badger & Porter's stage register, 1827-32. 4
numbers. Boston, 1827-32. ^^9oa.ii
Contains an account of the principal lines of
stages, steamboats, and canal packets in New
England and New York state.
9*
Benton, Josiah H., jr.
Closing argument before the Joint Railroad
Committee, Massachuietts legislature, Apr.
13 and 14, lispb, upon the bill to provide
for a southern union passenger station in
Boston. Boston, 1896. 7658.110
Railroad transportation in New England.
Boston, 1 1897 J. 765oa.77
Bliss, G.
Historical memoir of the Western railroad.
Springfield, 1863. 7659.100
Boston. City Clerk.
The charters and locations of the several
street railways in the city of Boston, 1869,
79. 2 V. *634oa.i7
Boston Board of Trade.
Annual reports, 1855 to date. ^6348.31
Boston Chamber of Commerce.
Annual reports, 1886 to date. *565oa.65
Boston Daily Advertiser. Newspapei Koom
Contains full accounts of transpuriaiion matters
up to about i86a
Boston electric railway subway. The. Illus.
(In The Electrical Engineer. Vol. 19, pp.
532-534- New York, 1895.) ^796021.1.19
Boston subway. The. Illus. i'lans. (In Street
Railway Journal Vol. 14, pp. 493-500.
New York, 1898. *40ii.237.i4
Boston Transit Commission.
ist-4th annual report 1895-99. Pis. Plans.
♦6355.4
The Boston subway. 1895. Plates. 7654.30
Statement of the Subway Commission.
[1894.] ♦c65oa.46
The subway. What the Commissfon has
done . . . 1895. 7656.69
Bradley, Abraham, jr.
Map of the United Sutes. [1825.]
No. 2 in *Map 117.2
Contains a list of stage lines from Boston.
City of trains. Boston's mammoth station
opened. Illus. (In The Boston Herald,
Saturday morning, December 31, 1898.)
Newspaper room
Clarke, T. C.
Rapid transit in cities. Illus. Maps. (In
Scribner*s Magazine. Vol. 12, pp. 567-
578* 743-758. New York, 1892.)
Periodical room
Crocker, George G.
Index to the reports of the Board of Rail-
road Commissioners of Massachusetts
from 1870 to 1887, both inclusive. (In the
19th annual report of the Board. 1888.)
♦6453 13.1888
The passenger traffic of Boston and the
subway. Illus. (In The New England
Magazine, new series, vol. 19, pp. 523-
541. Boston, 1896.) Periodical room
Cummings, Prentiss.
Street railway system of Boston. (In Pro-
fessional and industrial history of Suffolk
county. 1894. Vol. 3, pp. 286-302.)
♦4351.117.3; 3652.69
Dearborn, H. A. S.
An account of the reconnoissances and sur-
veys, of routes of canals, between Boston
harbour and Hudson river, made by N.
Willis, E. Hoyt and H. A. S. Dearborn.
1825. 4 V. Manuscript **G.35.35
A folded map is inserted in vol. 4, and a number
of maps drawn and colored by Mr. Dearborn
kimself, arc scattered throusli tne volumet.
March
Dcgrand, P. P. F.
[Address] to the people of Massachusetts
and to the friends oi railroads throughout
the Union. [184a] '^'Pph. voL jSij
Eddy, Caleb.
An historical sketch of the Middlesex canaL
lAnon.J 1843. 4J53-IS; 634ai6
Elevated Railway.
Boston Elevated Railway Company.
Act to incorporate . . . and to promote
rapid transit in Boston and vicinity.
I1894.] *SfiS2^
Child, Linus M.
"Shall the metropolis of New England
have an elevated railway?" Argument
before the legislative conunittee, on the
petition for an act of incorporation for
an elevated railway in Boston, Cam-
bridge, Somerville, and Chelsea. Feb. 26^
X879. *8ca5.7
Clarke, T. W.
The Meigs plan. Bill to incorporate
Henry Hastings and others as the Boston
Rapid Transit Co. Opening and closing
arguments of Thomas William Clarke, for
the petitioners, Feb. 15 and a&, x88i.
♦8(^35.7
Hearing in the matter of the elevated rail-
road. Opening argument and evidence
on the petition of Joe V. Meigs «r ols.
[By Thomas W. Clarke.] i88x.
♦8035.7; 5651.73
Hawkes, Nathan M.
Report for the conmiittee on street rail-
ways [legislative] on petitions for charters
and remonstrants against them. 1879.
Plans. [Senate Doc No. 19a] ♦8035-7
Meigs, Joe V.
The Meigs railway. The reasons for its
departures from the ordinar]|r practice . . .
A general description of it A crucial
discussion of its mechanics [etcj. 1887.
Illus. %)i7.i3i
Merrill, Moody.
Opening argument for the remonstrants
against the petitions for acts of incorpora-
tion as elevated railway companies, Feb.
ao, 1879. ♦80135.7
Muzzey, H. W. . " ,r
Remarks on the "Act to permit Joe V.
Meigs and associates to bmld an devated
railway [etc.],'' in the Mass. Honse of
RepresenUtives, March 7, 1882. 1882.
8017.106
Powers, Charles K
Shall the metropolis of New England
have an elevated railroad? Opening ar-
gument in its favor before the legislative
committee [etc.], Feb. 10, i88a ♦8035.7
Ernst, C. W.
Boston and transportation. (In Bostonian
Society. Proceedings, 1898, pp. 18-31.)
4454^
Felt, C. W.
Our steam railroads and suburban travel
1883. 7^7^^
Foxcroft, F.
The Boston subway and others. lUns.
Plans. (In The New England Magazine,
new series, vol. 13, pp. 193-aia Boston,
1895.) Periodical room
i899
Guild, WiUiam.
A chart and description of the Boston and
Worcester and Western railroad. [1847.]
♦4487.67
Grant, E. B.
Boston railways: their condition and pros-
pects. [Anon.] 1856. 4015.1
Hale, Nathan.
The Massachusetts railroad system. (Re-
printed from the Boston Daily Advertiser.
1851.) ♦7678.1
Rail roads leading from Boston. Map. (In
The Boston Almanac for 1840. pp. 86-90.)
*4359a.i.i840
Remarks on the practicability and expedi-
ency of establishinflT a railroad on one or
more routes from Boston to the Connec-
ticut river. By the editor of the Boston
Daily Advertiser. 1827.
♦4414.11; ♦6429.50.(1827)
Remarks on the practicability and expedi-
ency of rail-roads from Boston to ^ the
Hudson river, and from Boston to Provi-
dence. [Anon.] 1827. ♦4014. 1 1
Hill, E. B.
The Railway Gearing House. A brief his-
tory of the institution established at Bos-
ton by the New England railroad com-
panies. 18B4. ♦803552
Hill, Hamilton Andrews.
Trade, commerce and navigation. (In Pro-
fessional and industrial history of Suffolk
county. Vol. 2, pp. 17-163. 1804.)
B. H. 552.3.2
Jackson, W.
Lecture on railroads, Jan. 12, 1829, before the
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Asso-
ciation. 1829. 6086.13
Lewis, Alonzo.
Diagram of railroads diverging from Bos-
ton. Showing the depots and distances.
[1846.] Size, 4^ X 97i inches. Map 30.8
Map exhibiting the rail road routes leading
from Boston to Ogdensbur^ and Buffalo,
N. Y., 1848. Size, isH x 29 mches. Scale,
i6Ji miles to i inch. Map 118.3
Massachusetts.
Public documents. ♦6414. i
Contains much matter of importance on suburban
traffic from a little before 1840 to date.
Massachusetts. Board of Directors of Internal
Improvements.
Report of the Board of Directors of In-
ternal Improvement of the State of Massa-
chusetts on the practicability and expe-
diency of a rail-road from Boston to the
Hudson river, and from Boston to Provi-
dence submitted to the General Court,
Jan. 16, 1820. Added the reports of the
engineers. Boston, 1829. 8013.55; 5656.15
— Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Annuid reports of the railroad corporations,
1851-1850 . . . added an abstract of re-
turns. 1852-56. 6 V. ♦6453.11
Abstracts of the returns of the railroad cor-
porations. 1857, 58. ♦6453.11
Returns of the railroad corporations in
Massachusetts . . . with abstracts of the
same, 1859-69. 1860-70. 11 v. ♦6453."
93
— Board of Railroad Commissioners.
ist-28th annual report. 187Q to date.
♦6453.13
Since 1857 the reports of the railroad corporations
are also to be found in Massachusetts Public doc-
uments [*64i7.i]. The 10th report contains an
Index, 1870 to 1887 inclusive, by G. G. Crocker.
— State Board on Dock and Terminal Facili-
^3654-81.1897
ties.
Report, January, 1897.
Matthews, Nathan, jr.
Argument before the Committee on transit
of the Massachusetts legislature, April 4,
1894. [Also, Facts and fig^ires submitted
April 5.] 1894. Plan. 6357.49
Melish, John.
A description of the roads in the United
States. Philadelphia, 1814. 4498.13
Roads from Boston, pp. 35, 56.
Geogn'aphical description of the United
States. Philadelphia. 1816. 2388.8
Contains a good map ot the roads and turnpikes
around Boston.
New Union station. The, at Boston. Illus.
(In The Railroad Gazette. Vol. 26, pp.
367-369. New York, 1894.) ^7220. 50.26
New Union station. The, in Boston. (In
American Engineer, Car Builder and Rail-
road Journal. Vol. 71, pp. 48-50. New
York, 1897.) ♦4011.211.71
Pathfinder. June, 1849 to date. 4389a.54
Pease, Levi.
[Captain Levi Pease, founder of] The stage
business [in Shrewsbury]. (In Hurd,
editor. History of Worcester county.
Vol. I, pp. 803, 804. Philadelphia. 1889.)
B. H. 552.1
Phelps, Abner.
Report on constructing a railroad from Bos-
ton to the Hudson river, Jan. 19, 1827.
1827. 4014. 1 1
Preble, George H.
Early ship-building in Massachusetts. 1872.
5956.52
Quincy, Josiah, 1802-1882.
The railway system of Massachusetts. Ad-
dress before the Boston Board of Trade,
Nov. 19, 1866. 1867. ♦565oa.7
Railroad and shipping facilities of Boston. (In
Statistics of Boston. 1882.)
♦4353.73; ♦*4353.74
Railroad Journal. 1832 to date. New York.
♦4011.211
Especially good until about i8<o. The name has
been changed several times ana is now continued
under title American engineer and railroad jour*
nal.
Railroad Jubilee, 1851.
Account of the celebration commemorative
of the opening of railroad communication
between Boston and Canada, Sept 17th-
19th, 1851. 1852. Maps. 2354.3
Chesbrough, £. S.
Tabular representation of the present con-
dition of boston in relation to railroad
facilities, foreign commerce . . . 1851.
Folded map. ♦4404.5S; ♦5656.14; 7646.7
King, Thomas Starr.
The Railroad Jubilee; two discourses in
Hollis-street meeting-house, Sept. 21,
t8ihI
6088.179; ♦Pph. vol. 413; ♦Pph. vol. 372
94
March
Rantoul, R. S.
Old modes of travel. (In Hurd's History of
Essex county. Vol. i, Ix-lxxvi. Phila-
delphia, 1888.) B. H. 551.4
Rapid Transit Commission.
Plans. 1892. 31 plates. '*'445oa.iio
Report to the Legislature, April 5. 1892.
Maps. Plans. ^35779
Fitzgerald, J. K
Report on the transportation of passengers
in and around the cities of Europe made
to the Rapid Transit Commission, Oct. 16,
1891. [With appendix.] 1891. Plates.
I Ian. *6357.73
Galloupe, F. £.
Rapid transit and elevated railroads. With
a description of the Meigs . . . system.
1886. Illus. 8019.140
Howes, Osborne, jr.
Report on the transportation of passengers
in and around the cities of Europe made
to the Rapid Transit Commission . . .
Nov. 10, 1891. ^6357.74
Sedg;wick, T.
Brief remarks on the rail roads proposed in
Massachusetts. By Berkshire [pseud.].
Stockbridge, 1828. *5656.is
Seymour, George F.
Railway consolidation in New England. (In
New England Magazine, new series, vol.
20, pp. 250-253. Boston, 1896.)
Periodical Room
Southern Union station in Boston. (In
American Engineer, Car Builder and Rail-
road Journal. Vol. 71, pp. 48-50. New
York, 1897.) *40ii.2ii.7i
Spalding, H. C.
Local transportation at Boston. Compris-
ing swift transit by tunnel railways . . .
and rapid transit by the aid of subways.
i8qi. Illus. Maps. Diagrams. 5654.28
Swiu transit by tunnel railways. Boston,
1891. 4454.187
Street railway conditions and financial results
in metropolitan Boston. Illus. Maps. (In
Street Railway Journal. Vol. 14, pp. 471-
492. N. Y., 1898.) ♦401 1.237. 14
Street railway system of Boston. Illus. (In
The Street Railway Journal. Vol. 11, pp.
205-232. New York, 1895.) ♦4011.237.11
Swift, W. H.
Massachusetts railroads. 1842 to 1855. Bos-
ton, 18^6. *7678.i7
Travelers' Official railway guide. 1868 to date.
New York. *4497.7
United States. Board of Supervising In-
spectors of Steam Vessels.
Proceedings, 1875 to date. Washington.
♦795M1
Contains among other matter a list of accidents
with loss of life, etc
— Census Bureau.
Tenth census, 1880. . *C.28ai.4
Vol. 4. Report on the affendes of transporta-
, mclndinc
of railroads, steam naYigation, canals, tele|[raphs.
tion in the United States, mclndinc the statistics
and telephones. Statistical report of the rulroads
in the united States, by A. £. Shuman; Report
on steam navigation in the United States, hj
T. C. Purdy: Report on the canals of the United
Sutes. by T. C Purdy; Report on the statis-
tics of telegraphs and telephones in the United
States, by A. E. Shuman; Report on the postal
telegraph service in foreign countries, by R. B.
Lines.
— Interstate Commerce Commission.
Annual reports, 1887 to date. Washington.
♦5658.6
Vose, G. L.
Notes on early transportation in Massa-
chusetts. New York. [1884.] 4454.197
Watson, W.
Die Construction des Tunnels fur die elek-
trische Strassenbahn in Boston. Illus.
Plates. Plans. (In Allgemeine Bau-
zeitung. Heft 3, pp. 109-116. Wien,
1897.) *4O9O.20i.i897
West End Street Railway.
^^History, in which is included sketches of the
early street railways of Boston, etc [i8(^]
Illus. Map. 8014.159
Whittcmore, H.
The past and present of steam navigation
on Long Island Sound. New York, 1893.
3954.127
Contains much information about the Fall Rirer
line.
Williams, H. B.
Change of present car routes in addition to
subways, a help to rapid transit [1893.]
Plan. *565(ML45
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Reference Books.
Associated charities of Boston. , .
A directory of the charitable organizations
of Boston. 4th edition. Boston, 1899.
B. H. Ref. 564.7
Dictionnaire du commerce, de Tindustrie et
de la banque. Public sous la direction de
Yves Guyot et A. Raffalorich. Livr. 1-3.
Paris. I1898.] ♦5651.88
Haydn. Joseph.
A dictionary of dates. 22d edition. By
Benjamin Vincent. N. Y., 1898. *224i.70
Meyer, Ethel S.
A practical dictionary of cookery. 1200
tested recipes. London, 1898. *8ooi.27
Pritchard, Rosadind.
London and Londoners, 1898. London.
[1898.1 2499.77
World almanac and encyclopsedia. 1899.
N. Y., 1899. B. H. Ref. 3135
Genealogy. Heraldry.
Allen, Orrin Peer.
Descendant* of John Fairman of Enfield,
Conn. [Palmer, Mass., 1898.] 36 pp.
Portr. 4439.202
Goodwin. John Samuel.
The uoodwins of Kittery, York county,
Maine. Chicago. [1898.] = 4434*235
Malderghem, Jean van.
Les fleurs de lis de I'ancienne monarchic
fran^se. Bnixelles, 1894. 39 pp. =
2632.64
Mayo, Charles E., compiler.
Mortuary record from the gravestones in
the old burial ground in Brewster, Mass.
Yarmouth, X898. 79 PP* 4434-^
New York, state. State library.
State library bulletin. History, no. i. April,
1898. Supplementary list of marriage
licenses. Albany, 1898. = 6460a. 11
This forms a supplement to the work published
by the New York. Secretary of state. Names
of persons for whom marriage licenses were
issued [*6d6oa.9].
Pelletreau, William Smith.
Early wills of Westchester county, New
York, from 1664-1784 . . . also the gene-
alogy of "the Havilands" of Westchester
county and descendants of Tames Graham
(Watkinson and Ackerley families). New
York, 1898. Portr. *443oa.i42
Pillsbury family.
Pillsbury genealogy. [Everett, 1898?] 15
^ pp. = 4434206
Streeter, Milford Barzaleel.
A genealogical history of the descendants
of Stephen and Ursula Streeter of
Gloucester, Mass., 1642, afterwards of
Charlestown, Mass, 1644-1652. Salem,
1896. 4433.70
Flags.
Bedford, Augustus.
Interesting facts and incidents regarding
the United States flag. Boston, 1898. 32
pp. = 4229a.50
Holden, Edward Singleton.
Our country's flag and the flags of foreign
countries. N. Y., 1898. Illus. 2239.48
Biography,
Collective Biographies.
Apraiz, Juliin.
Los Isunzas de Vitoria. Bilbao, 1897.
3097.184
lOO
April
Giles, Herbert Allen.
A Chinese biographical dictionary. Lon-
don, 1898. 2 V. in I. *30ioa.76
MacGregor, Amelia Georgiana Murray, com-
piler.
History of the clan Gregor. Vol. i. Edin-
burgh, 1898. Map. *452oa.ii3
Morse, Charles Fitch.
Memorial sketches: Abraham Perkins,
Tacob Thomas, Nathan Heath, John Dol-
loff, jr., John Dolloff, sr., Samuel Dolloff.
'St. Johnsbury, Vt, 1898.] 74 pp. Illus.
^ortrs. = 44J9a.i22
Single Biographies.
Ft
Bismarck-Schoenhausen, Otto Eduard Leo-
pold, Fiirst von.
Gedanken und Erinnerungen. [Hrsg. von
Horst Kohl.] N. Y., 1898. Fortr.
4843.36
Zum Tode des Fiirsten Bismarck. Ham-
burg, 1898. Broadside. *Cab.28.ia.a
Extra-Ausgabe der "Hamburger-Nachrichten."
Cary, Elizabeth Luther.
Tennyson, his homes, his friends and his
work. N. Y., 1898. Portraits. Plates.
244370
Cooke, George Willis.
John Sullivan Dwight, Brook-Farmer, edi-
tor, and critic oT music. Boston, 1898.
Portr. 4043.45
Dametz, Max.
John Vanbrughs Leben und Werke. Wien,
1898. 4552.55.7
Daudet, Leon A.
Alphonse Daudet Added The Daudet fam-
ily ("Mon frcre et moi"), by Ernest Dau-
det. Translated by C. DeKay. Boston,
1898. Portr. 4649.87
Delia Kocca^ Enrico, conte.
The autobiography of a veteran. 1807-1893.
Translated and edited by Janet Ross.
N. Y., 1898. Portr. 2742.24
Elizabeth, princess, landgravine of Hesse-
Hombur^.
Letters. Written for the most part to Miss
Louisa Swinbourne. Edited by F. C.
Yorke. London, 1898. Portrs. rl.
2544.139
Fairfield, Charles.
Some account of G. W. Wilshere, Baron
Bramwell of Hever. London, 1898. Portr.
4545.164
Fisher, Sydney George.
The true Benjamin Franklin. Philadelphia,
1890. Portrs. Pis. *2347.67
Fiske, John, Rev., of Chelmsford.
Extracts from [his] notebook, 1637-1675.
With introd. by S. A. Green. Cambridge,
1808. 24 pp. = 4434.241
Friends' school. Providence, R. L
Proceedings at the unveiling of a bust of
John Bright. Providence, 1898. v, 60 pp.
= 4547.155
Gennadius, John.
Dr. Johnson as a Grecian. A paper read
before the Johnson club. [London?
1808.] 21 pp. = ♦^545.68
Greenhal^e, Frederic Thomas.
Memorial exercises held by the Common-
wealth of Massachusetts. Boston, April
18, 1896. [Boston, 1896.] (6) pp. Portr.
= 4441*44
Gregorovius, Ferdinand Adolf.
The emperor Hadrian. A picture of the
Graeco- Roman world in his time. Trans-
lated by Mary £. Robinson. London,
1898. 2754.72
Griffin, George Jrlermon.
Frederick A. Packard: ... a memorial dis-
course, October 19, 1890. Fhila., 189a
15 Pp. = 4449.242
Hiatt, Charles.
Ellen Terrv and Her impersonations. Lon-
don, i8c^. Portrs. 2549.149
Hobson, John Atkinson.
John Kuskin, social reformer. Boston.
Hume, Martin A. Sharp.
The great Lord Burghley. A stndy in Eli-
zabethan statecraft London, 1898. Portr.
4524.127
Lemonnier, Charles.
filisa Lemonnier, fondatrice de la Soci^t^
pour Tenseignement professionel des
femmes. 2e edition. Paris, 1874. 50 op.
= 5580.32
Mvall, Laura Hain Friswell.
James Hain Friswell. London, 1898. Portr.
4544.163
Phillimore, Cathenne Mary.
Dante at Ravenna. A study. London, 1898.
Portr. Pis. 2799.79
Porter, Mary.
John Blackwood, by his daughter. Edin-
burgh, i8q& Portr. *4544.X48
Randolph, Ed,ward.
Edward Randolph; indttding' 4iis letters
and official papers, with other documentt
relating chiefly to the vacating of the
Royal charter of Massachusetts Bay.
With memoir by R. N. Toppan. VoL I,
2. Boston, 18^ [Prince society.]
**431S.63
Robins, Edward.
The palmy days of Nance Oldfield. Lon-
don, i8(JB. Portrs. 4545.166
Smith, George Adam.
The life of Henry Drummond. N. Y., 1898.
Portr. 4545.163
Smith, Jeremiah.
Memoir of Hon. Charles Doe, late Chief
justice of the Supreme court of New
Hampshire. Concord, 1897. 30 pp. Portr
= 4444.^1
Smvth, George Hutchinson.
The life ofHenrv Bradley Plant, founder
and president of the Plant system of rail-
roads and steamships. N. Y., 1898. Portr.
4442.318
Stepney, Catherine, lady.
Memoirs of Lady Russell and Lady Herbert,
1623-1723. London, 1898. 454&X74
Stevens, George Barker.
The life, letters, and journals of Peter
Parker, M.D., missionary, physicisui» and
diplomatist With the co-operation of
Rev. W. F. Markwlck. Boston. [1996.]
Portr. 3538wl27
Stevens, John Austin.
A memoir of William Kelby, librarian 0!
the New York historical society. N. Y.
1898. 40 pp. = 4444^
1899
United States. Congress.
Memorial addresses on Austin F. Pike (a
senator from New Hampshire). Wash-
ington, 1888. (2}, 89 pp. Portr. r=
4440.134
Memorial addresses on Terrence J. Quinn
([a representative from New York). Wash-
ington, 1879. 42 pp. Portr. = 4440.132
Memorisd addresses on Zebulon Baird
Vance (late a senator from North Caro-
lina). Washington, 1895. Portr. =
4440.137
Williamson, David.
Gladstone: the man. A non-political bio-
paphy. 2d edition. London, 1898.
Portrs. Pis. 2546.180
Worthin^on, Edward Dagge.
Reminiscences of stndent life and practice.
Sherbrooke, 1897. Portr. 2469.36
History.
Ancient. Modern. Asia. Africa.
Bingham, Harry.
The annexation of Hawaii: a right and a
duty. Concord, N. H., 1898. 22 pp. :=
3049a. 149
Cabot, Godfrey Lowell.
Hawaiian annexation. [Boston? 1897?]
16 pp. == 3049a. 1 75
Carpenter, Ldmund Janes.
America in Hawaii. Boston, 1899. Portrs.
3049a. 1 76
Gouger, Robert.
The founding of South Australia, as re-
corded in the journals of Robert Gouser,
first colonial secretary. London, 1898.
Portr. 3046.28
Hall, William Henry.
The Romans on the Riviera and the Rhone.
A sketch of the conquest of Liguria and
the Roman conquest. London, 1898. Pis.
Maps. 2751.20
Krausse, Alexis.
China in decay. London, 1898. IIlus.
Maps. 3012.132
La Goumerie, Eugene de.
Christian Rome. A historical view of its
memories and monuments, 41-1867.
Translated and abridged by the Hon.
Lady Macdonald. London, 1898. 2 v.
4757.8
Mahaffy, John Pentland.
Old Greek life. N. Y. [1898.] Illus.
Portr. 2969a.44
Poole, Stanley Lane-.
Saladin and the fall of the kingdom of Jeru-
salem. N. Y., 1898. [Heroes of the na-
tions.] 3043.184
Vibart, Edward.
The Sepoy mutiny as seen by a subaltern
from Delhi to Lucknow. London, 1898.
Portrs. Pis. Map. 3045.182
Wallace, Edwin Sherman.
Jerusalem the Holy. With an account of
the modem city and its conditions, poli-
tical, religious and social. N. Y., 1898.
Pb. Maps. 3043.182
lOI
Europe.
Besant, Sir Walter.
Fifty years ago. New edition. London,
1899. Illus. Portrs. 4571.134
Blanc, Jean Joseph Louis.
La revolution de fevrier au Luxembourg.
Paris, 1849. = 2628.150
Bronsveld, Walrand Cornelis Lodewijk.
Het buitengewone gezantschap van den
Heer van Sommelsdijck bij den Koning
van Frankrijk in de jaren 1625 en 1626.
Haarlem, 1896. = 4824.74
Dyer, Thomas Firminger Thiselton-.
Old English social life as told by the parish
registers. London, 1898. 2467.151
Fisher, Herbert.
The medieval Empire. London, 1898. 2 v.
Maps. 2824.78
Foulke, William Dudley.
Slav or Saxon. A study of the growth and
tendencies of Russian civilization. 2d edi-
tion. N. Y., 1898. 3060.50
Gomme, George Lawrence, editor.
The queen's story book. Being historical
stories collected out of English romantic
literature in illustration of the reigns of
English monarchs from the Conquest to
Queen Victoria. N. Y., 1898. Pis.
*2578.i88
Guerber, H. A.
The story of the English. N. Y. [1898.]
IIlus. Portrs. Maps. 4517.144
Imbert de Saint-Amand, Arthur L6on, baron.
The court of the second empire. Trans-
lated by Elizabeth G. Martin. N. Y^ 1898.
Portrs. 2049.149
Maitland, Frederic William.
Township and borough [of Cambridge,
England] : being the Ford lectures de-
livered in the University of Oxford, 1897.
Cambridge, 1808. PI. Maps. 2492.135
Nevinson, Henry Woodd.
Scenes in the thirty days war between
Greece & Turkey. 1897. London, 1898.
Pis. Maps. 3076.124
Ramsay, Sir James Henry, baronet.
The foundations of England (b.c. 55-A.D.
1 154.} London, 1898. 2 v. Pis. Maps.
4512.128
Stillman, William James.
The union of Italy, 1815-1895. Cambridge,
1898. Map. 2729.69
Watson, Thomas E.
The story of France to the consulate of
Napoleon Bonaparte. Vol. i. To the end
of the reign of Louis xv. N. Y., 1899.
2626.125
America.
Atkinson, Edward.
The cost of a national crime. The hell of
war and its penalties. Two treatises.
Boston, 1898. 29 pp. = ♦9172.4-1
Bacon, Edwin Munroe.
Historic pilg^mages in New England.
Boston. {1898.] Illus. 44^^.273
These pilgnmages are confined to eastern Massa-
chusetts.
I02
Bates, Samuel A.
The ancient iron works at Braintree, Mass.
[Edited by F. A. Bates.] So. Braintree,
1898. 30 pp. = 4359a. 129
Bigelow, Edwin Victor.
A narrative history of Cohasset, Massachu-
setts. [Cohasset.] 1898. Illus. Maps.
4452.144
Brown, Alexander, of Nelson county, Vir-
E^inia.
The history of our earliest history. [Cam-
bridge, iSgS.] 34 pp. 2329a.7
Catherwood. Mary riartwell.
Heroes of the middle West. The French.
Boston, 1898. Illus. Portrs. Maps.
4479.247
Channing, Edward.
A student's history of the United States.
New edition. N. Y., 1898. Illus. Maps.
4325.178
Dudley, Myron Samuel, editor.
Timothy White papers. 1725-1755. Nan-
tucket, 1898. 9(5 pp. Plan. [Nantucket
historical asociation.] ^4457. 120
Earle, Alice Morse.
Home life in colonial days. Illustrated by
photographs. N. Y., 1898. 4358.130
Hale, Edward Everett.
Historic Boston and its neighborhood. Ar-
ranged for seven days. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
4459a. 171
History of Litchfield [Maine] and an account
of its centennial celebration. 1895. Au-
gusta, 1897. Portrs. Pis. ♦4430a. 133
Howard, Oliver Otis.
Fighting for humanity, or camp and quarter-
deck. London. [1898.] 442oa.85
Lopez de Gomara, Francisco.
The pleasant historic of the conquest of the
VVeast India, now called new Spayne,
atchieued by the worthy prince Her-
nando Cortes. Translated out of the
Spanishe tongue by T[homas] N[icholas].
London. [1578.] ♦♦G.388.3
McDonogh, John.
Some interesting papers of John McDonogh,
chiefly concernmg the Louisiana purchase
and the Liberian colonization. Edited by
J. T. Edwards. McDonogh, Md., 1898. =
432574
Martyn, Benjamin.
Reasons for establishing the colony of
Georgia, with regard to the trade of Great
Britam. London, 1733. 48 pp. Illus.
Map. ♦♦G.383.10
O'Beirne, Thomas Lewis, bishop of Meath.
I 747-1822.
A candid and impartial narrative of the
transactions of the fleet, under the com-
mand of Lord Howe, from the arrival of
the Toulon squadron, on the coast of
America, to the time of His Lordship's
departure for England. With observa-
tions. By an officer then serving in the
fleet. 2d edition. London. [1780?] 58
pp. Plan. ♦♦4418.256
Page, Charles A.
Letters of a war correspondent [1861-65].
Edited by J. R. Gilmore. Boston, 1899.
Portrs. Maps. 4423.338
Parker, John H.
History of the Gatling gun detachment,
April
Fifth army corps, at Santiago . . . Kan-
sas City. [i8s^j Portrt. Pis. Map.
44aoa.87
Ren^-Moreno, Gabriel
Crltimos dias coloniales en el Alto-Per^
Tomo I. Santiago de Chile, i8g6-^ =
♦43".i»S
Roy, Joseph Edmond.
Histoire de la seignetirie de Lauzon. L6vis,
1897, 98. 2 V. Fac-simile autographs.
4314.166
Smith, George Bamett
Canada: its rise and progress. London,
1898. [The romance of colonization.]
43x4.171
Smith, Helen Ainslie.
The colonies. Edited by S. T. Dntton.
N. Y., 1898. lUns. Portrs. 435S>i40
Suffolk county historical society, N. Y.
Year book, 1896, 97. Riverhead, N. Y., ifio7,
98. = ♦4472.182
Thwaites, Reuben Gold.
The State historical society of Wisconsin.
[Madison?] 1898. 21 pp. Portr. Plans.
= ^ . 4375-130
Treaty, The, of peace between Spain and the
IJnited Sutes. N. p. [1898.J 78. (2) PP-
=r 44aoa.09
Trumbull, James Russell.
History of Northampton, Mass. Vol. i.
Northampton, 1898. Map. 435I-I47
Willets, Gilson.
Greater America. Heroes, battle camps,
Dewey islands, Coba, Porto Rico.
[Views.] N. Y., 1898. Portrs.
Fine Arts, Archaeology.
Antiquities.
Clermont-Ganneau, Charles Simon.
Recueil d'arch^ologie orientals T. 2. Paris.
1898. Illus. d04^io6
Description of runic stones found near Yar-
mouth, Nova Scotia. [Yarmouth.) 1898.
9 pp. Illus. = 4317-134
Pamitky archaeologick^ a mistopisne. Or-
gan archaeologick^ komise pri Cesk6 Aka-
demii cisare Frantiska Josefa pro^ vMy,-
slovesnost a umeni a archaeolonck^ho
sboru Musea krilovstvi Cesk^ho. Kedak-
tor: Dr. Josef Lad. Pic. Dil 15-18. 1890-
97. V Praze, 1892-98. Illus. ^3^90.38
Perry, Walter Scott.
E^Ptf the land of the temple builders.
Boston. [1898.] Pis. Map. 4097-70
Fine Arts. Illustrated Books.
Abbildung und Beschreibunff der 26
Statuen, welche das Grabmahl Ki^er
Maximilian I. umgeben, und in der Hof-
kirdie zu Innsbruck aufgestellt sind.
Innsbruck. [188-?] Pis. = 8o8!9l49
Black, Alexander.
Miss America. Pen and camera sketches
of the American girl. N. Y., i8g6L HHu.
4073-16
1899
Cellini, Benventito.
I tnittad dell' oreficeria e della sctdtura.
Novmmente messi alle stampe secondo la
originale detUtura del codice Marciano
per ctin di Carlo MilanesL. Firenze,
1957. 4025.21
Corson, Hiram.
Portrait Photograph. Bnffalo. [189-^ =
♦4449.244
Crmn& Walter.
A floral fantasy in an old English garden.
Verse and colored designs. N. VT, 1899.
'•«062.I26
Crowe, Sir Joseph Archer, and Giovanni Bat-
tista Cavaicaselle.
The life and times of Titian. 2d edition.
London, x88x. 2 v. Portr. Pis. =
^^076.46
Estainpe, L', et I'affiche. Directeur: Clement-
Janin. R^dacteur: Andr6 Mellerio. No.
I-& Mars-oct. 1897. Paris, 1897. Illus.
^4071. 48
Fan, Julien.
Donze lemons de photographic. Paris, 1854.
88 pp. = 7979a.26
Froehner, Wilhelm.
Notice de la sculpttire antique du Mus6e im-
perial du Louvre. Vol. i. Paris, 1860.
lUus. = 8089.87
Grolier club, New York.
[Catalogue of} an exhibition of English lit-
erary portraits. N. Y., 1898. 26 pp. =
*8(^9a.226
Heath, Richard Ford.
Albrecht Dtirer. New edition. London.
[1898?] Illus. 407aii8
^Holmes, C. J.
HokusaL London, 1899. viii, 48 pp. 20
pis. 4088.34
Italy. Ministero della publica istruzione.
Le gallerie nazionale italiane. Notizie e
docvmenti [per A. Venturi], Anno i-^.
Roma, 1894-97. Illus. *8o8o.^
Jessen. Peter.
Italienische Barock- und Rococo- Decken.
BerliUp 1893. (4) pp. 12 pis. *Cab.8o.8i.i2
Leasing, Julius.
Bronzen des xvin. Tahrhunderts. Berlin,
1898. (2) pp. i; pis. *Cab.8o.8i.i6
Moebel aus der Zeit Louis xvi. (Zopfstil.)
Berlin, 1898. (4) pp. 15 pis. *Cab.8o.8i.i5
Moebel des xvn. Jahrhunderts. Berlin,
1895. (4) pp. 16 pis. *Cab.8o.8i.i3
Thueren. Berlin, iH^ (2) pp. 15 pis.
*Cab.8o.8i.ii
O'Neil, Henry.
Modem art in England and France. Lon-
don, 1869. 39 f)^. = 408S.38
Park, Carton Moore.
An alphabet of. animals. London, 1899.
^8070.204
Poir^ Emmanuel
Les lundis du Figaro, par Caran d'Ache
[pseud.1. Paris. [1896.J 62 pp. ^8060.87
Pritchard, H. Baden.
About photography and photographers.
N. Y., 1883. Illus. = 7979a.27
Ravaisson-Moflien, Jean Gaspard F61ix Lar-
cher.
La Vtous de Milo. Paris, 1871. 68 pp.
Reed, Edward Teninrson.
Mr. Punch's prehistoric peeps. London,
[i^?] Pis. *8o6i.i47
103
Richter, Jean Paul, Ph.D.
Lectures on the National gallery. London,
1898. X, 67 pp. Pis. 4^3.60
Rooses, Maximilien, editor.
Dutch painters of the Nineteenth century.
Translated by F. Knowles. London, i8g8.
Illus. Portrs. ^4081 .69
Rowlands, Walter.
Celebrated paintings by noted masters.
Boston, 1898. 80^.89
Van Dyke, John Charles.
A text-book of the history of painting. 4th
edition. N. Y., 1898. Illus. Portrs.
8078.169
Willard, Ashton Rollins.
History of modern Italian art. London,
1898. Pis. 4084.53
Architecture.
Baudot, Joseph Eugene Anatole de, and A.
Perrault-Dabot.
Archives de la Commission des monuments
historiques. Tome i, fasc. i, 2. Paris.
[1898.] 2 parts. Pis. ♦Cab.60.135.1
Coleman, Oliver.
Successful houses. Chicago, 1899. Illus. =
4104.66
Klinger, J. H.
Die Badeanstalt. Ein Hilfsbuch zum Ent-
wurfe der technischen Einrichtung grosse-
rer offentlicher Badeanstalten. Wien,
1891. viii, 86 pp. Illus. = 8095.77
Longfellow, William Pitt Preble.
The column and the arch. Essays on archi-
tectural history. N. Y., 1899. Pis.
4098.25
Sturgis, Russell, jr.
Classical architecture on the shores of the
Mediterranean. Rochester. [1898?] 15
pp. Pis. ^4092.29
Wheelwright, Edmund March.
Municipal architecture in Boston. Edited
by F. W. Chandler. Part i. Boston, 1898.
Illus. ♦Cab.60.133.1
Landscape Gardening.
Cleveland, Horace William Shaler.
Public parks, radial avenues, and boule-
vards. Outline plan of a park system for
the city of St. Paul. [St. Paul.] 1885.
31 pp. = 4479.243
Music.
Annesley, Charles.
The standard-operaglass, containing the de-
tailed plots of 123 celebrated operas. 13th
edition. London, 1898. Portrs. 4049a.4i
Bach, Alberto B.
Musical education and vocal culture. 5th
edition. London, 1898. 4^5.35
Boieldieu, Francois Adrien.
Les charmes de New York. From La dame
Blanche. Arranged as -a rondo for the
pianoforte by C. Thibault N. Y., 1828.
8 pp. = 80SI.479
104
Croker, N orris.
Handbook for singers. 2d edition. Lon-
don. ri895?] 4049a.34
Music teachers national association.
Official report of the ipth annual meeting,
held June, 1897. N. Y., 1897. = *4045.i8
Phipson, Thomas Lambe.
Voice and violin. London, 1898. 4048.11a
Runciman, John F.
Old scores and new readings: discussions
on musical subjects. London, 1899.
4048.135
Taylor, Tom, musician.
Everybody's guide to violin playing. Lon-
don. [185^-?] 8059a. 135
Thorp, George £., and William Nichofl.
Text book on the natural use of the voice.
[3d edition.] London. [1895.] 4049a.33
Wing & son.
The book of complete information about
pianos. N. Y. [1897.] IIlus. = 4049a.38
Yale college. Alumni.
[College songs.] Boston. [189-?] (24) pp.
s= 8050.49
SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF THE WORKS ADDED
TO THE ALLEN A. BROWN LIBRARY DURING
THE MONTH OF MARCH.
Burmeister, R. Die Jagd nach dem Gluck.
Symphonische Fantasie fur Orchester. Op.
2. Berlin.
Busoni, Ferruccio B. Symphonisches Ton-
gedicht fur Orchester. Op. 32A. Leipzig.
Clarice, Justin. Hardil les Bleusl fipisode
des guerres vend^ennes. Op6ra-comique.
Paris.
Fauchey, Paul. La Carmagnole. Opera-
comique. Paris. [1897.]
Grunewald, Gottfried. Astrella. Oper in i
Akt. Magdeburg.
Hall6n, Andr6as. Rhapsodic (No. i) ftir Or-
chester. Op. I. Leipzig.
— Rhapsodic No 2 (Schwedische Rhapsodic)
fiir Orchester. Qp. 23. Berlin.
Hegar, Friedrich. Fest-Ouverture fur grosses
Orchester. Op. 25. Leipzig.
Hue. Georges. La belle au bois dormant.
Feerie dramatique. Reduction pour piano
i quatre mains. Paris. [1895.]
Indy, Vincent d*. La foret enchant^e. L6-
gende-symphonie. Op. 8. Paris. [1892.I
Jaques-Dalcroze, £. Chansons romandes
avec accompagnement de piano. Premiere,
[deuxieme] serie. Vevey, 1893.
— Chez nous. Nouvelles chansons romandes.
Geneve, 1895.
. — Des chansons. Geneve.
Kretschmer, Franz. Suite (D dur) in vier
Satzen ftir Orchester. Dresden.
Lacome, P. Les quatre filles A^mon. Op^-
rette. Partition chant et piano. Paris.
[1898.]
Le Borne, F. Amour trahi. Op. 24. [Chant
et piano.] Paris.
MacDowelf, E. A. Erstes Concert (in A
moll). Op. 15. (Zur Ausfiihrun^ auf 2 In-
strumenten . . . arrangirt.) Leipzig. [1884.]
— Zweites Concert (in D moll). Op. 23.
Pianoforte-Solostimme mit Begleitung eines
zweiten Pianoforte . . . Leipzig. [1890.]
April
— Im October. Supplement zur ersten Suite
fiir grosses Orchester. Op. 42. Boston.
11893.1
— Die Sarazenen. Die schone Aldi. Zwei
Fragmente (nach dem Rolandslied) fur
grosses Orchester. Op. 3a Leipzig. [1891.]
Perosi, Lorenzo. Confitebor tibi Domine.
Salmo a quattro voci con accompagnamento
d'organo. Milano. [1898.]
— In nativitate D. N. J. C. In i"*. vesperis
psalmodia modulata . . . Milano. [1898.]
— Messa a tre voci d'uomo con accompagne-
mento d'organo od armonio. Milano.
[1898.]
— Alessa da Requiem a tre voci d'uomo con
accompagnemento d'organo od armonio.
Milano. [i8g8.]
— Missa pontificalis tribos vocibus inaequali-
bus concinenda, organo comitante. Muano,
[1899]
— Missa "Te Deum laudamus" ad duas vocas
facillima, organo comitante . . . Milano.
fi899.]
— La risurrezione di Lazzaro. Oratorio . . .
per canto e pianoforte. Milano. [1898.]
Renaud, Albert. Le soleil de minuit. Op6ra-
comique. Partition chant et piano. Paris.
[1898J
Rubinstein, Antonio. Quintette pour piano,
flute, clarinette, cor et basson. Op. 55.
Paris.
— Quintetto en Sol mineur pour piano, deux
violons, alto et violoncelle. Op. 99. Paris.
— Suite pour orchestre. Op. 119. Leipzig.
[1895]
Scholz, Bernard. Symphonie (A moll) fiir
Orchester. Op. 80. Frankfurt a/M.
Vidal, Paul. La maladetta. Ballet . . . d'apres
une legende gasconne. Paris. [1893.]
Widor, Ch, M. Serenade pour orchestre. Op.
10. Paris.
— Walpurgisnacht Pour orchestre. Op. 60.
Paris.
Numismatics.
Gazette numismatique frangaise. Dirig^e par
F. Mazerolle et ^ditee par R. Serrure. 2e
ann6e, 1898. Livr. i, 2. Paris, 1898.
Portrs. Pis. *a(S3oa.63
Geography. Travels.
A^sia. Africa. Oceanica. Polar
Regions.
Astrup, Eivind.
With Peary near the pole. Translated . _
by H. J. Bull. London, 1898. Illt=
Portr. Map. 2263.1 /
An account of Peary's two expeditions, ura l^^^ii<
Eskimo of Smith sound.
Brink, Jan ten. 1834-
Ooost-Indische dames en heeren. Vier l>i/-
dragen tot de kennis van de zeden $sa
usantien der europeesche maatschappij ifl
Nederlandsch-Indie. se druk. Rotter-
dam. [1891.] 2 V. ^^^7$
J
1899
Bureau international des administrations t61^-
graphiques, Berne.
Carte des communications telegraphiques du
regime extra-europ^en. Berne, 1892.
No. 6 in ♦Map 19.3
Carte g^n^rale des grandes communications
t^6graphiques~du monde. Berne, 1898.
No. 7 in ♦Map 19.3
Chambers, Trant.
A land of promise. Western Australia in
1807-98. 2d edition. Perth, 1898. Portrs.
Pis. Map. = 3046.164
Conway, Sir William Martin.
With ski & sledge over Arctic glaciers.
N. Y., 1898. Pis. 2269.119
Explorations in Spitsbergen.
Cosmos. Comunicazioni sui progressi piu
recent! e notevoli della geogralia e delle
scienze affini di Guido Cora. Vol. i-ii.
1873-93. Torino. [1873-93] IHus.
Maps. ♦6282.16
Diosy, Arthur.
The new far east. London, 1898. Pis. Map.
3012.134
Gaidzakian, Ohan.
Illustrated Armenia and the Armenians.
Boston, 1898. Portrs. Pis. = 3088.127
Gesellschaft fiir Erdkunde, Berlin.
Gronland - Expedition, 1891-1893. Unter
Leitung von Erich von Drygalski. Ber-
lin, 1897. 2 V. IIlus. Maps. ♦2261.80
Hamm, Margherita Arlina.
Manila and the Philippines. London.
[18^.] 30493.166
Heller von Hellwald, Friedrich.
Hinterindische Lander und Volker. Leip-
zig, 1876. Illus. 3044.169
Hepworth, George Hughes.
Through Armenia on horseback. N. Y.,
i8cp. Pis. Portrs. Map. 3088.125
Hue, Evariste R6gis.
Travefs in Tartary, Thibet and China, 1844-
5-6. Translated ... by W. Hazlitt. Re-
grint edition. Chicago, 1898. 2 v. Illus.
[ap. 3018.144
Sabrijian, Dimoteos.
Zwei Jahre in Abyssinien. Von Sr. Hochw.
Pater Timotheus. Leipzig. [1888.] [Ar-
menische Bibliothek.] ♦3088.151
Smvthe, S. M.
Ten months in the Fiji islands. Oxford,
1864. Illus. Maps. 30493.157
Webster, H. Cayley-.
Through New Guinea and the cannibal
countries. London, 1898. Illus. Portr.
Map. 30493.170
Europe.
feesant, Sir Walter.
South London. N. Y. [1898.] Illus.
Maps. 2496.83
bureau international des administrations tele-
graphiques, Berne.
Carte des communications telegraphiques
du regime europ^en. Berne, i^.
No. 5 in 'Map 19.3
Qoorvoisier, , artist.
Views of various places in Europe, chiefly
Paris. Engraved by Dubois and others.
II pis. in I V. ^6260. 10
105
Danish tourist society.
Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. Co-
penhagen, 1898. Illus. Map. = 4839.40
Gibbs, John Arthur.
A Cotswold village, or country life and pur-
suits in Gloucestershire. London, 1898.
Illus. 2465.154
Littlehales, Henry.
Some notes on the road from London to
Canterbury in the Middle ages. London,
1898. 56 pp. Maps. [Chaucer society.]
*45i3.44
Mathews, Charles Edward.
The annals of Mont Blanc. London, 1898.
Illus. Portrs. 4864.33
Queen's empire. The. Illustrated from photo-
graphs. London, 1897. ♦22603.105
Stieler, Carl, and others.
The Rhine from its source to the sea. Tr3ns-
l3ted by G. C. T. Bsrtley. New edition.
Phil3., 1899. 2 V. Pis. 2864.82
W3llace, Susan Arnold Elston.
Along the Bosphorus, and other sketches.
Chicago, 1898. Portrs. Pis. i?/>^
America.
Boston, Mass.
Block map, vicinity of Faneuil H3II, Boston,
embr3cmg Custom house. Post Office
squ3re, Fort Hill squ3re, 3nd Chsmber of
commerce. [Boston, 1897.] Size, 21 x
25 J4 inches. ♦M3p 33.1
N3mes of the streets, Unes 3nd 3lleys. Bos-
ton, 1800. 19 pp. *44593.i75
Clsrk's Hotel, Boston.
L3 utilid3d souvenir of Cuba. [Boston,
1897?] Pis. = . 4368.173
Colton, W3lter.
Deck 3nd port; or, incidents of a cruise in
the United St3tes frig3te Congress to C3li-
forni3. Boston, 1886. Illus. M3p.
22693.87
Eddy, Robert Henry.
Pl3n of E3St Boston, showing the Isnd 3nd
W3ter lots sold 3nd unsold. Boston, 1837.
Sc3le, 400 feet to i inch.
No. 7 in *lM3p 34.3
Est3do 3CtU3l de I3 isk de Cuba. M3drid,
1838. 4368.176
La Condamine, Ch3rles M3rie de.
A succinct 3bridgment of 3 voyage made
within the inUnd p3rts of South Americ3
from the co3Sts of the South-Se3, to the
co3Sts of Brazil and Guian3, down the
river of Am3zons. London, 1747. M3p.
*4368.84
Contains a map of the river Amazon
Lookout Incline r3ilw3y co.
Ch3tt3nooga Lookout mount3in, 3nd scenes
historic, poetic 3nd romantic. Ch3t-
t3noog3. [189-?] 24 pp. Illus. Maps.
w = . ^ 4377.134
Me3d, Edw3rd C.
Historic homes of the south-west moun-
t3ins, Virgini3. Phil3., 1899. Pis. Msp.
4476.76
Philip, George, 3nd son, publishers.
Speci3l m3p illustr3ting the Sp3nish-Ameri-
can war. London. [1808.]
No. I in ♦Map 87.1
io6
April
Price, Julius M.
From Euston to Klondike ... in the sum-
mer of 1898. London, 1898. Illus. Maps.
4367.181
Reynolds, Charles B.
The standard guide. Washington. Wash-
ington, 1896. Illus. Maps. = 4479.245
Suarez y Romero, Anselmo.
Coleccion de articulos. Habana, 1859.
iii 4368.178
Contents. — Educacion. — Critica. — Biogralia.
— Costumbres del campo. — Cuadros de la natu-
raleza cubana.
West, John, M.A. 1778-1845.
A journal of a mission to the Indians of the
British provinces of New Brunswick, and
Nova Scotia, and the Mohawks, on the
Ouse, or Grand river, Upper Canada.
London, 1827. Map. 4364.201
Language. Rhetoric.
Breul, Karl.
The teaching of modern foreign languages
in our secondary schools. Cambridge,
1898. 93 pp. 2958.85
King, Leonard William.
First steps in Assyrian. London, 1898.
303386
Krall, Jakob, editor.
Koptische Texte. Band i. Wien, 1895.
^2960.46
Schj>tt, Peter Olrog.
Samlede philologiske Afhandlinger. Chris-
tiania, 1896. = 2953.45
Mostly on the Greek and Latin languages.
Literature.
Bibliography. Libraries. Book-
making.
Aberdeen, Scotland. Public library.
Catalogue of the lending department. Aber-
deen, 1898. = *6i59.92
Buffalo, N. Y. Public library.
Finding list of history, travel, political sci-
ence, geography, anthropology. Buffalo,
1898. = *6i 57.65
List of books in the children's department.
Buffalo, 1898. (3), 35 pp. = ♦6157.67
Cornell university. Library.
Catalogue of the Dante collection presented
by Willard Fiske. Compiled bv Theodore
W. Koch. Part i. Ithaca, 1898. iv, 91 pp.
= *6i73.6o
Dix, Ernest R. McC, compiler.
Catalogue of early Dublin-printed books
1601-1700. Part I. With bibliographical
notes by C. W. Dugan. [2d issue.] Dub-
lin, 1898. 26, (2) pp. ♦0111.104
Contents. — Part i. 1601-1625.
Enoch Pratt free library, Baltimore. Central
library.
Finding list. 6th edition. Part i. Balti-
more, 1898. = *6i45.45
Hajpht, W. R.
The annual Canadian catalogue of books.
1896. Toronto, 1898. *2X54.ii8
Heiland, Carl.
Die Lutherdnicke der Erlanger Univer-
sitatsbibliothek aus den Jahren 1518-1523.
Leipzig, 1898. T! PP* *2i42^5.2i
Hutchins, Frank A.
Two years' progress of the libraries in Wis-
consin. [Madison.] 1898. 11 to. Pis.
= *6i96.63
Ingalls, James M.
Catalogue of [his] professional works and
papers, prepared chiefly while instructor
of ballistics, U. S. artillery school. Fort
Monroe, Va., 185^ 11 pp. = ♦2172.114
Malloizel, Godefroy.
Armand de Quatrefages de Br^au. Liste
chconologique de sea travaux. Portr.
(In Societe d'histoire naturelle d'Autun.
Bulletin. Autun, 1803^) *2i73.ii3
Minneapolis, Minn. Public library.
System of classification, index, and scheme
for numbering books. Minneapolis, 1880.
29 pp. = ♦61^66
New Haven, Conn. Public library.
Books for young people. With reference
lists on Washington, Lincoln, Grant,
Easter, Arbor day, Memorial day. Inde-
pendence day, Thanksgiving and Christ-
mas. New Haven, 185^ (10), 66 pp. =
Petri, Albert.
tFbersicht iiber die im Jahre 1894 auf dem
Gebiete der englischen Philologie er-
schienenen Bticher, Schriften und Auf-
satze. [Halle a. S., 1897.I *2i6mo
Sydney, New South Wales. Public library.
Guide to the system of cataloguing of the
reference library; with regulations. 3d
edition, July, 1898. Sydney, X898. ^191.15
Tuer, Andrew White, compiler.
Pages and pictures from forgotten chil-
dren's books. London, 1898/99. Illus.
^164.39
Walter, Emily L'Oiseau.
A complete collection of the quotations and
inscriptions in the Library of Congress.
2d edition. [Washington? 1898.] 16 pp.
Welsh, Charles.
On coloured books for children. London,
1887. 47 pp. PI. [Sette of odd volumes.]
*2I^.I09
On some of the books for children of the
last century. London, 1886. [Sette of
odd volumes.] *2i27.xOB
West Roxbury, Mass. Free library.
List of members containing 106 names.
Manuscript. (2) pp. = *62oa7i
Zeitschrift fur Bucherfreunde. Hrsg. von
Fedor von Zobeltitz. Jahrg. i. 2, Ed. i.
Bielefeld. [1897. 98.] 3 v. Illus.
*8o7oa.i52
Journalism.
Taylor, Frank.
The newspaper press as a power botii in
the expression and formation of public
opinion. The chancellor's essay, i%BL
Oxford, i8p8. 30 pp. 555&1S
i899
Manuscripts. Autographs.
Great Britain. Royal commission on histori-
cal manuscripts.
Report on manuscripts in the Welsh lan-
guage. Vol. I. The Welsh manuscripts of
Lord Mostyn at Mostyn Hall, co. Flint.
Edited by J. Gwenovryn Evans. London,
i8SJ8. *709o.5i
Ringgold, Thomas.
Autograph letter to M'. Samuel Galloway,
dated Chest' Town Aug* 3i»* 1759.
Manuscript i page. = ♦♦G.38.32
Thomas Ringgold was afterwards a member of
the Stamp-act Congress, 1765.
Arabian Literature.
Amr ibn Bahr, al Jihiz.
Le livre des beaut^s et des antitheses. At-
tribu^ k Abu Othman Amr ibn Bahr al-
Djahiz de Basra. Texte arabe public par
G. van Volten. Leyde, 1898. 3023.150
Assyrian Literature;
Johnston, Christopher.
The epistolary literature of the Assyrians
and Babylonians. Baltimore, 1898. =
303oa.69
Dutch Literature.
Maerlant, Jacob van. I235?-I300.
Strophische gedichten. Nieuwe uitgave be-
^erkt door J. Franck en J. Verdam.
Groningen, 1898. ^4902.50
English and American Literature.
Bachelor ballads. Set to pictures by Blanche
McManus. N. Y. [1898.] 4562.144
Bridges, Robert
Milton's prosody. Oxford, 1894. 80 pp.
4589.153
Brotanek, Rudolt
Untersuchungen uber das Leben und die
Dichtungen Alexander Montgomeries.
Wicn, 1896. 4552.553
Browning, Robert.
Paracelsus. London, 1898. Portr. [The
Temple classics.] 2549a. 104
Burton, Kichard.
Literarv likings. Boston, 1898. = 4558.152
Caldwell, Augustine, and Arthur Wesley
Dow, compilers.
Old Ipswich m verse, [ist], 2d series.
N. p. 1898. 2 V. in I. = 4394.127
Carlyle, Thomas.
Sartor resartus. Illustrated by E. J. Sulli-
van. London, 1898. 4577-25
Carrington, Fitz Roy, compiler.
The queen's garland. Being chosen lyrics
of the reign of Q. ElizabeA. N. Y^ 1898.
Portrs. 2569a.i35
107
Clark, Rev. Alexander, compiler.
Standard dialogues. Philadelphia, 1899.
r^ ^ ^ 7059a. 137
Crosby, Ernest Howard.
War echoes. [Verses.] [Phila., 1898.] 16
pp. — 4390.1 ss
Dennis, John, of London, editor.
English lyrics from Spenser to Milton. II-
justratmns by Robert Anning Bell. Lon-
Dicken^s, Oa'rles. ^^^'^
A Christmas carol. A fac-simile of the ori-
gmal manuscript. London, [i^.]
Dixon, William Macneile. ^^^^'^
In the republic of letters. N. Y., 1898.
tS?^; ~ V'A PO«*n: of Matthew Arao?«?* -
The poetry of George Meredith. - The poitry
2U^* ^i.^*"*'* - "r*** "<>^^^» of George ^iSe^
dith. --The romantic revival. — ChalepA td kaU
Dobson, Henry Austin.
Miscellanies. N. Y., 1898. Portr. 4S7ga 176
5°'^^^,°J»- .0 GpWsmithT^poems and pllTs '^
sS!fi° • ^*'"^" ?!=*^°^?;:.r- The latest iif; of
Steele. - The author of "Monsieur Tonson." -
Boswells predecessors and editors. — An Emr-
field and its illustrators. — Old Whitehall —
Luttrell's "Letters to Julia." - ChangSs afchar-
i5?.F*^?u'; "T.i°*»° P*y; - At Leicester fields. -
Martcilhe's "Memoirs."
Gattinger, E.
Die Lyrik Lydgates. Wien, 1896. 91 pp.
Gilder, Richard Watson. 4552.55-4
In Palestine, and other poems. N Y
HaleVldird Everett. ^"^-ISP
Works. Library edition. Boston, 1898
\P^^: 4402.164
Namely. —- i. The man without a country, and
other stories.
Hansson, Laura Marholm.
We women and our authors. An English
rendering, by Hermione Ramsden. Lon-
don, 1899. 5588.14s
Henderson, Thomas F. ^^
Scottish vernacular literature. London,
1898. 455 S. I "^o
Hewlett, Maurice. 4:)55.i39
Pan and the young shepherd. A pastoral.
London, 1898. 4579a. 184
Hovey, Richard.
Along the trail: a book of lyrics. Boston,
1890. 4399a.i54
Hutchison, William G., editor.
Lyra Nicotiana: poems and verses con-
cerning tobacco. London. [1898.] [The
Canterbury poets.] 25600.126
Keats, John.
Endymion, & the longer poems. London,
1898. Portr. [The Temple classics.]
2549a. 103
Kent, Charles William.
Graphic representation of English and
American literature. N. Y., 1898. 3598.179
Nine charts; no text.
Macaulay, Thomas Babington, baron.
Essay on Addison. Edited by C. W.
French. N. Y., 1898. Portr. 4558.154
Nims, George Washington.
[A collection of eulogies, odes and poems
by him.] Boston, 1892 [etc.]. 4 oroad-
sides. =
^Mooa.42
io8
April
Rands, William Brightv.
Lilliput lyrics. London, 1899. Illus.
2565.80
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight A
middle-English Arthurian romance. Re-
told in modern prose, with introduction
and notes, by Jessie L. Weston. London,
1898. 4569a. 195
Tennyson, Alfred, Baron Tennyson.
Idylls of the king. With decorations by G.
W. Rhead & L. Rhead. N. Y., 1898.
Portr. ♦4560.106
The princess. Edited by Wilson Farrand.
N. Y., 1898. 456ob.85
Whittier, John Greenleaf.
Whittier.* [Extracts from his poetical and
prose writings, illustrative of New Eng-
land scenery.] Arranged by Anna M.
Lucy. Boston. [1898. J Portr. Pis.
4358.1.32
Wilde, Oscar.
The ballad of Reading gaol. By C. 3. 3.
London, 1898. (6), 31 pp. A.9690
Wolfe, Theodore Frelinghuysen.
Literary haunts & homes. American au-
thors. Phila., 1899. Pis. 4358. I2Q
French Literature.
Bruneticre, Marie Ferdinand.
Essays in French literature. A selection,
translated by D. Nichol Smith. London,
i8igB. 2678.225
Cyrano de Bergerac, Savinien.
CEuvres comiques, galantes et litt^raires.
Nouvelle edition, publi^e par P. L. Jacob
[pseud, of Louis Paul Benolt Philippe
Lacroix]. Paris, 1858. 6709a.35
Rosenbauer, A.
Die poetischen Theorien der Plejade nach
Ronsard und Dubellay. Erlangen, 1895.
2954.28.10
German Literature.
Dachsel, C. A. Paul.
A poetical version of Jean Paul Friedrich
Richter's Speech of Christ, and miscel-
laneous poems. Sheboygan, Wis., 1898. =
43??a.i48
Nagl, Johann Willibald, and Jakob Zeidler.
Deutsch osterreichische Literaturgeschichte.
Halbband i. Wien. [1897.] Illus.
♦4874.44
Greek and Latin Literature.
iEschylus.
Agamemnon. With introduction and notes
by A. Sidgwick. 2d edition. Oxford,
1884. = 3009a 35
The Seven against Thebes. With an intro-
duction and notes by Isaac Flagg. Bos-
ton, 1886. Map. = 30093.80
.£sopus.
A hundred fables of .£sop from the English
vertion of Sir Roger L'Estrange. With
pictures by P. J. Billinghurst. London,
1*99. 3973-23
Anrooy, Jan Frcderik Pictcr van.
Quaestiones de epithetorum compo^tomni
usu apud .^schylom et Euripidem.
Utrecht, 1897. = 299641
Aristophanes.
The clouds. Edited, by C. E. Graves. Cam-
bridge, 1898. [Pitt press series.] 3009a.6s
Demosthenes.
Androtion. Edited by T. R. Mills. Lon-
don. [1898.] (3), 63 pi
Lawton, William Cranston.
2979^117
The successors of Homer. London, 1898L
3997.61
Italian Literature.
Annunzio, Gabriele d'.
I sogni delle stagioni. Sogno d'un tra-
monto d'autunno. Poenu tragico. Mi-
lano, 1890. 93 PP- 6779a.37
Symonds, John Addington. 1S4D-
Sketches and studies in Ital;r and G r e e c e.
3d, 3d series. New edition. London,
1898. 2 V. 276SM9
Persian Literature.
Jala! al-Din, RiimI, Maul&ni.
Selected poems from the Divini Shamai
Tabriz. Edited and translated by R. A*
Nicholson. Cambridge, 1898.
Sanskrit Literature.
Mahabharata, the epic of ancient India con-
densed into English verse by Romesh
Dutt. London, 1898. [Temple classics.]
2S4ga.i02
Spanish Literature.
Arbulo, Juliin.
Coplas y calendarios. Bilbao, 1897. 5097.188
Arzadun, Juan.
Poesia. Prologo de Miguel de Unamuno.
Bilbao, 1897. 3097-185
Brinckmeier, Eduard, compiler.
Floresta de sitiras, fibulas, fibulas literarias,
letrillas, sonetos burlescos, villancicos,
d^cimas, epigramas y otras rimas festivas,
elegida de fas obras de cdlebres ooetas
espafioles. Leipzig, 1882. *^D.20oa.i30
Giiell y Rent^, Jose.
Poesias. 7a edicion. Paris, 1883. Portr.
3099^.143
Rivero, Alejandro.
Un poeta bilbaino, Alejandro Rivero. Bil-
bao, 1808. 3097-194
Roure, Jose.
Fantasias vascongadas. Bilbao, 1897.
3097.190
Samaniego, F61ix Maria Sinchez de.
Obras criticas. Precedidas de unos eatadios
Sreliminares . . . por J. Apraiz. VoL I.
lilbao, 1898. 9Vt'^
Trueba y la Quintana, Antonio Manud ttarn
de.
Cuentos populares. Leipzig, i^k.
i899
Villal6n, .Cristobal de.
Ingeniosa comparaci6n entre lo antiguo y
lo presente. Publlcala la Sociedad de
bibli6tilos espafioles. [Colophon: Valla-
dolid, 1539.] Madrid, 185^. ♦♦D.X70.90
Drama. Shakespeare.
Ebner, J.
Beitrag zu einer Geschichte der dramati-
ftchen Einheiten in Italien. Erlangen,
18A ♦2954.38.15
Fest, Otto.
Der Miles gloriosus in der franzosischen
Komodie von Beg^inn der Renaissance
bis zu Moli^e. Erlangen, 1897.
2954.28.13
Filon, Pierre Marie Augustin.
The modem French dtama. Translated by
Janet E. Hogarth. London, 1898.
4676.86
Gregory, Eliot
How Cyrano came to be written. An inter-
view with M. Coquelin. N. Y. [1898.]
(9) pp. Portrs. 6o99a.63
Haigh, Arthur Elam.
The Attic theatre. 2d edition. Oxford, 1898.
Illus. 2963.45
Jones, Henry Arthur.
The rogne s comedy. N. Y., 1898. 4559.31
Klein, Friedrich.
Der Chor in den wichtigsten Tragodien der
franzosischen Renaissance. Erlangen,
1897. 2954.S.12
Koeppel, Emil.
Quellen-Studien zu den Dramen Ben Jon-
son's, John Marston's und Beaumont's
und Fletcher's. Erlangen, 1895.
2954.26.11
Kyd, Thoas.
The Spanish tragedv. Edited by J. Schick.
London, 1898. [The Temple dramatists.]
46o9a.54
Mackenzie, J. B.
Thayendanegea: an historico -military dra-
ma. Toronto, 1898. = 4395-39
Magnus, Maurice, pseud. (?)
Eldyle. A drama. N. Y., 1898. 28 pp. =
♦4395.148
Warner, Beverley E.
English history in Shakespeare's plays.
N. Y., 1896. 4598.163
Folk-Lore.
Abercromby, Hon. John.
The pre- and proto-historic Finns both east-
em and western, with the magic songs of
the west Finns. London, 1898. 2 v. Pis.
Maps. [Grimm library.] 2906.66
BalUurd, Susan, translator.
Fairy tales from far Japan. Translated
from the Japanese. [London, 1898.]
Illttt. 30i9a.32
Takenobu, Y.. editor.
Classical tales of old Japan. Tokyo, 1898.
(2), 8d pp. Pis. = 30i9a.3i
109
Medicine. Hygiene.
Medicine.
Academy of medicine of Cincinnati.
Transactions. March, 1897-March. 1898.
[Cincinnati, 1898.] Illus. = '7732.60
Association, The, of American medical col-
leges.
Proceedings of the meeting at Denver, Jime
6, 1898. Easton, Pa., 18$. 59 pp. =
♦773322
Austin, John Alfred.
Manual of first aid. A text-book for ambu-
lance classes . . . London, 1898. Illus.
3769.206
Baginskv, Adolf.
Diphtherie und diphtheritischer Croup.
Wien, 1898. Illus. [Specielle Pathologie
und Therapie.] *3782.i3i, Th. i
B6kai, Jinos.
Report of intubations performed in the
diphtheria ward of the Stefanie-Kinder-
spital, Budapest. Translated . . . by £.
M. Plummer. [Boston, 1898.] 7 pp.
Illus. = 3793-25
Farabeuf, L. H.
Dystocie du d6troit sup^rieur. M^canisme-
diagnostic - traitement - symph3rs6otomie.
Compte-rendu d'une demonstration obstd-
tricale. [Paris, 1894.] ^6 pp. Illus.
*577oa.50
Folmer, Hendrik Christiaan.
£en geval van spheno-lordose ten gevolge
van kunstmatige schedelmisvorming. ^-
Gravenhage, 1897. 97 pp. Pis. = 3793.117
Gage, Simon Henry.
Picric and chromic acid for the rapid prepa-
ration of tissues for classes in histology.
[Buffalp, 1890.] 3 pp. = 3794.144
Hmsdale, Guy.
Acromegaly. An essay to which was
awarded the Boylston prize of Harvard
university, 1898. Detroit, 1898. (9), 88
pp. Illus. = 3792.82
Loopuyt, Jan.
De conservatieve vaginale laparotomie.
Leiden, 1898. (7), 70 pp. = 3772.80
Monks, George Howard.
Corrections, by operation, of some nasal de-
formities and disfigurements. [Boston,
1&8.] 14 pp. Illus. = 3809.135
Otis, Edward Osgood.
Some modern methods of the treatment of
phthisis and its symptoms. [Boston,
1898.] 28 pp. = 375H.8I
Page, Charles £.
Physiological treatment. [St. Louis, 1898.]
(9) pp. = 5804.83
Ray, Isaac. 1807-1881.
Insanity of King George iii. Utica, N. Y.,
1855. 31 pp. = 6543.88
Rieck, Alexander.
tJber Geosot (Guajacol. valerianic- Dr.
Wendt). Berlin 1808. 22 pp. = 5794-42
Chiefly on the use of the drug for tuberculosis.
Semmelink, Herman Bernard.
Bijdrage tot de kennis van het onderste
uterussegment. Leiden, i8q8. (9), 66 pp.
Pis. = 3772.78
no
Weichselbaum, Anton.
Parasitologie. Jena, i8g8.
buch der Hyg^icnc]
Hygiene.
Illus. [Hand-
♦376oa.83
Crow, Moses R.
New York city's water "supply.
[1898.] 29 pp. =
Fuller, George W.
Report on the investigations into
fication of the Ohio river water
ville, Kentucky. N. Y., 1898.
Lassar, Oskar.
Uber Volksbader. 2. Auflage.
schweig, 1888. 50 pp. =
Topham, Thomas W.
Health of body and mind. N. Y.,
" N. Y.
4477.47
the puri-
at Louis-
Pis.
♦5940.66
Braun-
7804.40
1898. Pis.
4006.160
Science.
Alleman, Gellert.
A further investigation of paradiazotuluene
sulphate and the action of sulphuric acid
on the methyl ether of paracresol. Eas-
ton, Pa., 1897. 31 pp. = 5976.120
Arbuckle, Howard Sell.
A redetermination of the atomic weight of
zinc and cadmium. Petersburg, Va., 1898.
44 pp. = 5976.121
Athcrton, Henry Brydge.
Topography and surface geology. [Nashua,
N. H.r 1895.] 15 pp. Illus. = 586oa.70
Australian museum, Sydney.
Catalogue of a collection of fossils. Syd-
ney, 1883. = ♦5822.34
Berg, Carlos.
Quindecim lepidoptera nova faunae Rei-
Sublicae Argentinae et Uruguayensis.
>uenos Aires, 1885. 22 pp. = 3892.70
Brackebusch, Luis.
Las espccies minerales de la R^ublica Ar-
gentma. Buenos Aires, 1879. = 7864.49
Brewster, William. 185 1-
Descriptions of seven supposed new North
American birds. [N. Y., 1891.] 11 pp. =
3904.32
Buys Ballot, Christoph Hendrik Dietrich.
Suggestions on a uniform system of me-
teorological observations. Utrecht, 1872.
i7)t 56 pp. [Royal Dutch meteorological
institute.] = 5963.102
Engineers' society of Western Pennsylvania.
Chemical section.
Methods for the analysis of ores, pig iron
and steel, in use at tne laboratories of iron
and steel works in the region about Pitts-
burg, Pa. . . . Easton, Pa., i%>8.
3974.156
Fewkes, Jesse Walter.
On excavations made in rocks by sea-
urchins. [Phila., 1890.] 21 pp. Illus. =
^ ^ 5885.43
On the larval formations of Spirorbis bore-
alis. [Phila., 1885.] 11 pp. Pis. —
5885.40
April
Jameson, Robert
An outline of the minendogy of the Shet-
land islands, and of the liiand of Arran.
Edinburgh, 1798. Maps. 5864^
Kjerulf, Theodor.
Beskrivelse af en Raekke norske Bergarter.
Kristiania, 1892. 94 pp. Pis. = 386oa.5
Langley, Samuel Pierpont
On hitherto unrecognized wave-lengths.
[New Haven, 1886.] 24 pp. Pis. =
7962.136
Lowell observatory, Flagstaff, Arizona.
Annals. Vol. i. Observations of the planet
Mars . . . 1894-5. Boston, 1898. Pis.
Maps. = *392oa.89
Meyer, Ernst Sigismund Christian von.
A history of chemistry. 2d edition. Lon-
don, 1898. 3974-158
Microscopical society of West Chester, Fenn.
Reports ... on the Act of Assembly . . .
awarding a premium for the destruction
of hawks, owls, minks, weasels, etc, etc,
enacted June 23, 1885. West Chester, Pa.,
1887. 16 pp. = 3908.75
Treats chietiy of the food habits of bawlu and
owls.
Museo nacional de Buenos Aires.
Comunicaciones. Tomo i, no. i. Buenos
Aires, 1898. = ^5831.61
Ragland, Charles Dabney.
Some double halides of cadmium with the
methylamines and tetramethylammonium.
Easton, Pa., 1897. a5, (i) pp. lUus. =
5976.118
Rogers, William Augustus.
The determination of geographical latitude
from observations in the prime vertical
New Haven, 1869. iv, 45 pp. Illus. =
5027^
Russell, Israel Cook.
Rivers of North America. N. Y., 1898.
Illus. Maps. 5866.36
Ryland, Garnett
A contribution to the study of liquid mix-
tures of constant boiling-point Easton,
Pa., 1898. 17 pp. = 5976.1i/
Spackman, Henry Spencer.
The timepiece of shadows. A history of the
sun dial. N. Y., 1895. Illus. J923.82
Steenstrup, Knud Johan Vogel.
Om Flyvesandets Indvirkning paa Rulles-
tenenes Form. [Stockholm, 1888.] 4 pp.
= 3869.141
Stoddard, Wililam Bull.
A further study of the products formed by
the action of heat on parasulphamineben-
oic acid. Easton, Pa., 1897. = 5976.119
Traube, Isidor.
Physico-chemical methods. Trans, by W. L.
Hardin. Phila., 1898. Illus. 3964.150
University of Kansas. University geological
survey.
Annual bulletin on mineral resources of
Kansas, for 1897. By Erasmus Haworth.
Lawrence, Kansas, 1898. Pis. =
♦7865.17
Veiy, Frank Worthington.
Hail-storms. [Pittsburgh, 1894.] 20 pp. =
5965.83
Vines, Sydney Howard.
An elementary text-book of botany. Lon-
don, 1898. Illus. 5854.30
i899
III
Ward, Lester Frank.
The conrse of biologic evolution. [Wash-
ington, 1890.] 33 pp. = 3825.37
Wilson, Andrew, Ph.D.
The light side of science. N. Y., 1898.
3819.32
Wirdn, AxeL
Hdematoclei>tes terebellidis, nouvelle ann6-
lide parasite de la famille des euniciens.
Stockholm, 1886. 10 pp. Pis. = 5886.^
Om en hos eremitkraftor lefvande annelid.
Stockholm, 1888. 14, (i) pp. Pis. =
5886.38
A Tariety of Nereis fncatm b described as a com-
mensal with hermit crabs.
Anthropology. Ethnology.
American statistical association.
Papers on anthropometry. Boston, 1894.
Tables. = 3764.128
Barclay, Isabella.
The way the world went then. London,
1898. Illus. 2239.19
Brinton, Daniel Garrison.
Note on the criteria of wampum. [Phila.?
1898.] 2 pp. = 4363.203
Burrows, Guy.
The land of the pigmies. With introduc-
tion by H. M. Stanley. N. Y. [1898.]
Illus. 3056.161
Carr, Lucien.
The social and political position of women
among the Huron-Iroquois tribes. Sa-
lem, 1884. 216 pp. = ^^4364.200
Girard, Henri.
Aide-memoire d'anthropologie et d'ethno-
graphie. Paris, 1898. Illus. 38^6
Haddon, Alfred Cort
The study of man. London, 1898. Illus.
3823.122
Ontes, F61ix R
Etnografia argentina. Segunda contribuci6n
al estudio de los Indios Querandies.
Buenos Aires, 1898. 60 pp. = 4364.204
Pfitzner, Wilhelm.
£in fieitrag zur Kenntniss der sekundaren
Greschlechtsunterschiede beim Menschen.
[Jena, 1897.] 52 pp. = 3822.198
Roth, Santiago.
Ueber den Schadel von Pontimelo (richtiger
Fontizuelos). (In Mittheilungen aus dem
anatomischen Institut im Vesalianum.
Pp. 1-13. [Basel, 1891.]) = 2239.17
Svensica sallskapet for antropologi och geo-
grafi, Stockholm.
Geografiska sektionens tidskrift. Bd. i.
1878-80. Stockholm, 1878-80. 13 parts in
I V. Maps. ^6273.24
This journal was succeeded by Ymer [*6z73.2s].
Tidskrift for antropologi och kulturhistoria
utgifven af Antropologiska sallskapet i
Stockholm. 1873-1877. Stockholm. [1875-
82.1 16 parts m i v. Illus. *a273.2i
This society united at the close of 1877 with
STcnska sallskapet for antropologi och geografi.
Mathematics.
Abbe, Geveland.
Historical note on the method of least
squares. [New Haven, 1871.] 6 pp. =
3937.87
Philosophy. Education.
Ethics,
Philosophy.
Aitken, E. H.
The five windows of the soul, or, thoughts
on perceiving. London, 1898. 3589.174
Larrowe, Marcus Dwight.
Assimilative memorv. By A. Loisette
[pseud.]. N. Y., 1898. Portr. 5609.45
Siger von firabant.
Die Impossibilia, eine philosophische Streit-
schrift aus dem xiii. Tahrhundert. Hrsg.
von C. Baeumker. Mtinster, 18^
3604. 1 12.2
Snider, Denton Jaques.
Psychology and the psychosis. Intellect.
St. Louis. [1896?] 3607.163
Woods, James Haughton.
Thomas Brown's Causationstheorie und ihr
Einfluss auf seine Psychologic. Inaugu-
ral-Dissertation . . . Leipzig, 1897. =
5603.45
Education.
Baldwin, James Mark.
Mental development in the child and the
race. 2d edition. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
3585.135
Bell, Alexander Graham.
Address upon the condition of articulation
teaching in American schools for the
deaf. Boston, 1893. 72 pp. = 5597.28
Brown, Elmer Ellsworth.
The school. [Oakland, Gal., 1896.] 12 pp.
= 3596.164
Burch: Robert L.
Technical schools. [Nashville? 1898.] 11
pp. = 5597.118
Chicago association of parents of 'deaf chil-
dren.
Public day schools for deaf children. Chi-
cago, 1897. 16 pp. = 5597-39
Columbia university quarterly. Vol. i, no. i.
N. Y., 1898. Portrs. = *448i.73
The successor of Columbia university bulletin
[•4481.56].
Fowler, Thomas.
Corpus Christi. London, 1898. Pis. [Col-
lege histories. Oxford.] 24993.12
Garrett, Mary S.
Homes for teaching deaf children to speak.
[Washington, 1896.] 7 PP. = 5597-34
Lessons drawn from the past history of the
education of the deaf to guide us in our
present work. [Washington, 1893.] (3)
pp. = 5597.36
The next step in the education of the deaf.
[Washington, 189-?] (4) pp. = 559735
Greene, Jeremiah Evarts.
The Roxbury Latin school. An outline of
its history. Worcester, 1887. 21 pp. =
♦4499a. igo
112
Harvard college. Graduate school.
Catalogue of the doctors of philosophy and
of science, and of the masters of arts and
of science. 1873-1898. Cambridge, 1898.
=: *4483.i6a
Hopkinson school, Boston.
Year book. Boston, 1895. =
Hubbard, Gardiner Greene.
The story of the rise of the oral method [of
instructing the deaf] in America. [Edited
by Mabel G. Bell.] Washington, 1898.
48 pp. Portr. = 559733
Hutton, William Holden.
S. John Baptist college. London, 1898. Pis.
[College histories. University of Ox-
ford.] 2499a.iS
Johnson, John Butler.
A higher industrial and commercial educa-
tion as an essential condition of our future
material prosperity. [Boston, 1898.] 26
pp. = 3593.145
Koeniglich-preussische Friedrich Wilhelms
Universitaet, Berlin.
Chronik, fiir 1897/8. Jahrg. 11. Berlin,
1898. = *5594-i32
Leonard, Delavan Levant.
The story of Oberlin. Boston. [1898.]
Portrs. Pis. 4388.104
National educational association.
Constitution. [Washington 1897.] 8 pp. =
3596.160
Official program and guide. 37th annual
meeting, held at Washington, July 7-12,
1898. Illus. = 3596.161
Department 16. Official program. July 7-
12, 1898. [Washington.] 1898. = 3590.159
Ramsay, George Gilbert.
Should women study the classics? Glas-
gow, 1891. 34 pp. = 5596.22
Stearns, Lutie £.
The child and the small library. [Madison.]
1898. 9 pp. = 5594.126
Stewardson, Langdon C.
The Lehigh university . . . Origins and
destiny. South Bethlehem, Pa., 1898. 26
pp. = 4492.230
Tarver, John Charles.
Debateable claims. Essays on secondary
education. Westminster, 1898. 3598. 181
Technology review, The. A quarterly maga-
zine relating to the Massachusetts Insti-
tute of technology. Vol. i. Boston, 1899.
Pis. Portr. = *735i.i5
University of Glasgow.
Students* handbook. Selkirk. [1893.] =
2509.112
Queen Margaret college.
Annual report. Session 1882/83, 1884/85-
1889/90. Glasgow, 1883-90. = ♦2509.141
Calendar, 1884/85-92/93. Glasgow, 1884-
02. = 2509.136
Memorandum and articles of association.
Dated 15th June, 1883. Glasgow, 1883.
12, (l) pp. = *2500.I24
Report of proceedings at the opening of
session, 1891-92. Glasgow, 1891. =
♦2509.142
Ethics. Manners.
Glover. Elizabeth.
The gentle art of pleasing.
N. Y. [1898.]
3589.172
April
Hall, Walter Scott
The universal law of forms and signs of
character. Part i. The essential elements
of law. San Francisco, 1898. 48 pp. =
3587.152
Taylor, Elbert O.
Short studies in scientific temperance. 3d
edition. Milwaukee. [1897.] == 7589.107
Religion. Theology.
Adadourian, Haig.
If Jesus came to Manomet [Plymouth.!
i8Qt$. 19 pp. 3479.128
Bible.
The Gospel according to John. English
and Hawaiian. Honolulu, 1S54. =
3418L111
Conference of bishops of the Anjg^lican com-
munion. Holden at Lambetn palace, in
Tulv, 1897. Encyclical letter from tlie
bishops, with resolutions and reports. 2d
edition. London, 1897. 3547-109
Cooke, John P.
The only God, or whence? and whither?
[Boston.] 1897. 16 pp. =: 3489.121
Daae, Ludvig.
Symbolae ad historiam ecclesiasticam pro-
vinciarum septentrionalium magni dissidii
s^nodique Constantiensis temporibos per-
tmentes. Christianiae, 1888. (3), 40 pp.
= 3540.48
Dal^airns, John Bernard.
Life of St. Stephen Harding, abbot of
Citeaux, and founder of the Cistercian
order. Edited bv J. H. Newman. New
edition, by H. Thurston. London, 1898.
3557-125
Dillon, £mile J.
The sceptics of the Old Testament: Job,
Koheleth, Agur. London, 1895. 5424^5
Douai, Adolf.
Wider Gottes- und Bibelglauben. Berlin,
1894. 48 pp. = 7485^38
Farrar, Frederick William, editor.
The life and teaching^ of Jesus Christ. A
continuous narrative collated from the
Gospels. N. Y., 1898. Pis. 3479-130
Goulburn, Edward Meyrick.
The Lord's prayer. N. Y., 1898. 344847
Huffcut, Ernest Wilson.
The war spirit the spirit of justice. [Ithaca?
1898.] (18) pp. = 4424.76
Hykes, John R.
[Report on the Philippine islands as a field
for Bible work.] [1898.] Broadside. =
♦3530.10
"Believed to be the first report received bj any
religious organization in the United States faiMn
the Philippine islands." — MS. note.
Isla, Jose Francisco de.
Historia del famoso predicador Fray Ge-
rundio de Campazas, alias Zotes. Pri-
mera edicion, hecha sobre la edicion
principe de 1758 y el manuscrito aut6-
E-afo del autor por Eduardo Lidforss.
eipzig, 1885. 2 V. **D.a6oa.i3i
Jessup, Henry Harris.
The setting of the crescent and the rising
of the cross, or Kamil Abdul Messiah^ a
Syrian convert from Islam to Christiamty.
Phila., 1898. Illus. Portrs. 355S^I37
i899
Lathbttiy, Qarence.
God winning us. Germantown, 1898.
54S9a.iio
Lyon, William Henry.
Partnership with God [Boston.] 1894. 12
pp. = 7409.168
Overton, John Henry.
The Anglican revival. Chicago, 1898. 3528.119
Peabody, Francis Greenwood.
Afternoons in the College chapel. Short
addresses to young men on personal re-
ligion. Boston, iSgS* 3449a. 148
Stromer, N. Hjalmar.
Framtidsvinkar. En serie forpostiaktningar
emot djefvulen, verlden och v4rt eget
kott m. m. Stockholm, 1884. = 3489^14
Thompson, Hugh Miller.
Work and pay: a sermon. N. Y., 1892.
26 pp. = 5648.150
Vovsey, Ellison Anneslev.
On almsgiving. [London, 1896.] 7 pp. =
7406.39
Wheeler, Henry.
One thousand questions and answers con-
cerning the Methodist episcopal church.
N. Y. [1898.] 3549a. 123
Law. Legislation.
Borrias, Charles Gautier David.
Over de beperking van de wetgevende be-
voegdheid der plaatselijke besturen door'
de wetgeving van rijk en provincie. Arn-
heuL [1898,] = 7637.60
Coin^beare, Frederick Comwallis.
The Dreyfus case. London, 1898. Portrs.
26i9a.92
Holland, Thomas Erskine.
Studies in international law. Oxford, 1898.
7611.55
Javier de Urbina, Francisco.
Privilegios y memorias de Vitoria. Ano
1775. Bilboa, 1897. 3097.189
Picard, Edmond.
Le droit ptir. Encyclopedic du droit, alias
premiers principes juridiques. Syllabus.
3e Edition. Bruxelles, 1897. 3626.38
Smith, Henry Arthur, barrister-at-law, editor.
The married women's property acts, 1882 &
1884. 2d edition. London, 1884. =
P.62.830
South Carolina. Court of appeals.
The book of allegiance; or. a report of the
arguments of counsel, and opinions of the
Court of appeals, on the oath of allegiance.
Columbia, 1834. ^7635. 19
United States.
The United States bankruptcy law of 1898.
With index . . . Albany. [1898.I 53 pp.
*9347.7-i
Useful and Industrial
Arts.
Ast, — k. k. Regierungsrath.
Beziehungen zwischen Gleis und rollendem
Materiale. Die Schwelle und ihr Lager.
Pis. (In Organ fiir die Fortschritte des
Eisenbahnwesens. N. F., Bd. 35, Beilage.
Wiesbaden, 1898.) 8010.158
113
Cotton states exposition, Atlanta, 1895.
Catalogue of the colonial committee. [At-
lanta, 1895.] 86 pp. = *4489a.i6i
Exposition, L', de Paris 1900. Publication
hebdomadaire. No. i. Paris. [1899.]
Illus. ^^8020. 130
Fletcher, Thomas.
The commercial uses of coal gas. Warring-
ton. [189-?] Illus. = 8oi9a.57
Hinkley & Drury, Boston.
Drawings of the steam engine "Charles*
town. Size, 2i}i x 28}^ inches. =
*Cab.40.24.4
Hodges, Lawrence Kaye, editor.
Mining in the Pacific Northwest. Seattle,
1897. Maps. 7867.85
Huergo, Luis A.
Examen de la propuesta y proyecto del
puerto del Eduardo Madero. Discusion
franca. Parte i, 2. Buenos Aires, 1886.
Plan. = 594oa.27
India-rubber and gutta-percha and electrical
trades journal. Weekly. Vol. 11, no. 6-
12; 12-15. London, 1896-98. Illus.
♦4012.307
Kerntler, Franz.
Die Moglichkeit einer experimentellen Ent-
scheidung zwischen den verschiedenen
elektrodynamischen Grundgesetzen. Bu-
dapest, 1898, 18 pp. = 3963.156
Slingo, W., and A. B rocker.
Electrical engineering. Revised and en-
larged edition. London, 1898. Illus.
3968.180
Smart, Richard Addison.
A handbook of engineering laboratory prac-
tice. N. Y., 1898. Illus. 4039.15
Smith, Strother Ancrum.
On the futility of all schemes for preventing
inundations of the Tiber. Rome, 1875.
22 pp. = 594970
Wakeman, Antomette Van Hoesen and Louise
M. Heller.
Scientific sewing and garment cutting. For
use in schools and in the home. Boston,
1898. Illus. 6009.118
Agriculture. Domestic Animals.
Campbell, William, of Leeds.
Cooperative agriculture. Manchester. [1894. J
II pp. = 5567.84
Card, Fred Wallace.
Bush-fruits. N. Y., 1898. Illus. 3997*43
Greene, William Thomas.
Popular parrakeets: their breeding and
management by amateurs. London, 1898.
(4), 92 pp. Pis. 3909.41
Page, Charles N.
Feathered pets. A treatise on the food,
breeding and care of canaries, parrots,
and other cage birds. Des Moines. [1898.]
Illus. 6oo9a.i3i
Voorhees, Edward Burnett.
Fertilizers. N. Y., 1898. 39(^44
Military and Naval Art, Science,
and History.
Morris, William O'Connor.
The great campaigns of Nelson. London,
1898. Portr. Maps. 2C^4^<^AV^
114
Baird, William Raimond.
American college fraternities. 5th edition.
N. Y., 1898. lUus. 2388.53
Perky, Henry D.
The vital question, and Our navy, 1898. 3d
edition. [Worcester, 1897, 9o-] 65 op.
Portrs. Pis. = 8006.55
The first article contains receipts for the various
ways of preparing shredded wheat.
Sotithey, Robert 1774-1843.
The British admirals. With an introduc-
tory view of the naval history of England.
London, 1833-40. 5 v. *652S.i4
Continued in vol. 5 by Robert Bell.
Squadron bulletin of the North Atlantic
squadron [No. 1-63], with an introduc-
tion by Rear admiral Sampson. (Re-
print.) N. Y., 1898. 98 pp. 5959.112
Stenzel, Alfred.
The British navy. [Translated by A. Son-
nenschein.] London^ iM< lHus. Maps.
♦3951.1^
Amusements. Games,
Sports,
Enebuske, Claes.
Observations on the results of the pedago-
gical gymnastics of the Ling system made
at the Boston normal school of gymnas-
tics. Boston, 1893. 20 pp. Charts. =
4002.130
Harting, James Edmund.
The rabbit. With a chapter on cookery by
A. I. Shand. London, 1898. 4006.141
Posse, Nils, baron.
Columbian collection of essays on Swedish
gymnastics. Boston, 1893. 47 pp. =
4007.173
Posse gymnasium, Boston.
History, location, aim. [Boston, 1897 J 14
pp. = 37&.142
Thormanby, pseud.
Kings of the hunting field: memoirs and
anecdotes of masters of hounds . . . with
histories of famous packs. London, 1899.
Portrs. 4005.143
Young, Franklin K.
The major tactics of chess. Boston, 1898.
Illus. 6005.X05
Fiction.
In English.
Avery, Harold.
The triple alliance, its trials and triumphs.
London, 1899. Pis. 77-125
Belle, By the author of Miss Toosey's mission
[etc.]. Boston, 1898. 56.225
Benson, Edward Frederic.
The money market Phila., 1899. PI. 57.1
Bjf^rnson, Bjf^rnstjerne.
Absalom's hair & A painful memory.
(Translated from the Norwegian.) Lon-
don, 1898. 1027.48
April
Burnham, Qara Louise.
A great love. Boston, 1898. 67.252
Chambers, Robert William.
Ashes of empire. N. Y. [iSgS.] 66.1
Franco- Prussian war, 1870-71.
Deland, Ellen Douglas.
Katrina. Boston. [1898.] Pis. 77-^24
Deland, Margaret
Old Chester tales. With iUus. by Howard
Pyle. N. Y.. 1899. ^S
Dole, Nathan Haskell.
Omar the Tentmaker. Botton, 1899. PU.
^.246
"A tale baaed on authentic facts in the career of
the famous Persian poet, Omar Khayyam."
Douglas, Amanda Minnie.
A little giri of old Boston. N. Y., 1898.
77."7
Boston, during the War of 181a.
Sherburne giris. N. Y. [1898.] 67.249
Droomgoole, William Allen.
A moonshiner's son. Phila., 1898. IIliis.
77.1^
Frederic, Harold.
Gloria mundi. Chicago, 1898. ^.255
Gibbon, Charles.
By mead and stream. London, 1887. 54*99
The golden shaft. London, 1883. 54-XOO
Of high degree. London, 1897. 54-104
Godfrey, Elizabeth.
Poor human nature, A musical novcL
N. Y., 1898. 56^19
Green, Evelyn Everett-.
Esther's charge. London, 1899. Pis, 77."9
Harrison, Constance Gary.
Good Americans. N. Y., 1898. 07*254
Harte, Francis Bret.
Stories in light and shadow. Boston, 1898.
67.245
Hector, Annie French. (Mrs. Alexander.)
The cost of her pride. Phila., 1899. 56.^
Herrick, Robert
The gospel of freedom. N. Y., 1898. 67^50
Hewlett, Maurice.
The forest lovers. N. Y., 1898. 57^
Hocking, Joseph.
Mistress Nancy Molesworth. N. Y., 1898.
56.217
Place, Cornwall, England. Time. 1745-
Hohler, Mrs. Edwin.
For Peggy's sake. London, 1898. Fit.
77133
James, Henry, jr.
The spoils of Poynton. Boston, 1897.
67.253
Jordan, Kate, now Mrs. F. M. Vcrmilyc
A circle in the sand. Boston, 1898. 68.3
Keddie, Henrietta. (Sarah TyUcr.)
Mrs. Carmichael's goddesses. London, 1898.
King, Charles.
From school to battle-field. Phila., 1899.
Pis. 77.i«7
Kirschner, Lola. (Ossip Schubin.)
The story of a genius. From the Gennan.
Englished by E. H. Lockwood. N. Y.,
1898. , 1024^
Lippman, Julie Mathilde.
Dorothy Day. A story for girls. Phila.,
1898. Pis. 77.123
McManus, Blanche,
Told in the twilight. Stories to tell to chil-
dren. N. Y. [1898.] Pis. 77.121
\
1899
Marshall, Emma.
Under the dome of St Paul's. A story of
Sir Christopher Wren's days. N. Y.,
1896. Portr. Pis. 56.220
Merriman, Henry Seton.
Young Mistley. N. Y., 18991 57.5
Molesworth, Mary Louisa.
The laurel walk. Phila., 1899. Portr.
77.128
The magic nuts. London, 1898. Pis.
77.118
Muriree, Manr Noailles. (Charles Egbert
Craddock.)
.The story of old Fort Loudon. N..Y.. 1899.
Pis. 68.6
Time of French and Indian war.
New Stories from the Chap-book. Chicago,
i^ 67.248
Ollivant, Alfred.
Bob, son of Battle. N. Y., 1898. 57.4
Richards, Laura E.
Melody Boston, 1898. 77.126
Slosson, Annie Trumbull.
Dtmib foxglove and other stories. N. Y.,
1898. 67.234
Stockton, Frank Richard.
The associate hermits. N. Y., 1899. Pis.
68.4
Stuart, Ruth McEnery.
Moriah's mourning and other half-hour
sketches. N. Y., 1890. Pis. 67.251
Tttttiett, Miss M. G. (Maxwell Gray.)
The bouse of hidden treastire. N. Y., 1898.
56.223
Walford, Lucy Bethiah.
The archdeacon. N. Y., 1899. 57.3
Wells, David Dwight
Her ladyship's elephant. N. Y., 1898.
56.224
Westcott, Edward Noyes.
David Harum. A story of American life.
N. Y. i8ga 68.2
Winslow, Wmiam H.
A naval story of the late war. Pittsburgh,
1885. =• 67.98
In French.
Arrom, Cecilia Boehl de. (Fernan Caballero.)
Nouvelles andalouses. Traduites de Tes-
pagnol par A. (}ermond de Lavigne.
Paris, 1882. = 3098.52
Immermann, Carl Leberecht.
Les paysans de Vestphalie. Roman alle-
mand, traduit par M. Desfeuilles. Paris,
1876. = 2897.12
Kompert. Leoi>old.
Nouvelles juives. Traduites de I'allemand
par Daniel Stauben. Paris, 1884. =
4870a. 121
In German.
Dahn, Ludwig Julius Felix.
Sigwalt una Sigridh. Ein nordische Er-
zahlung. 2te Auflage. Leipzig, 1899.
4870a. 123
Eckstein, Ernst.
Adotja. Novellen. Berlin, 1897. 486oa.78
Hungari, Anton, editor.
Komahren. Eine Sammlung von Parabeln.
Frankfurt am Main, 1856. PI. = 6896.90
"5
Muegge, Theodor.
Toussaint. t.in Roman. 2te Auflage.
Breslau, 1862. 5 v. 6899.136
Radius, Anna. (Neera.)
Theresa. Aus dem Italienischen ubersetzt
von Helene Katz. Leipzig. [1898.]
4896.50.386
Rosegger, Petri Kettenfeier.
Waldjugend. Geschichten fur junge Leute
von 15 bis 70 Jahren. Leipzig. [1897.I
Illus. 6897.28
Schmid, Hermann Theodor von.
Der Bergwirth. Geschichte aus den bairi-
schen Bergen. 2. Auflage. Leipzig.
I1874.] 6899.166
Der Kanzler von Tirol. Geschichtiicher
Roman. 2. Auflage. Leipzig. [1869.]
4 V. in 2. 6899.162
Der Loder. Geschichte aus den bainschen
Bergen. Leipzig. [1874.] 6899.169
Mein Eden. Eine Munchener Geschichte
aus den Zeiten Karl Theodor's. 2. Auf-
lage. Leipzig. [1867.1 6899.163
Das Miinchener Rindeln. Erzahlung aus
der Zeit des Kurfiirsten Ferdinand Maria.
2. Auflage. Leipzig. [1874.] 6899.165
Die Zuwider-Wurzen. Geschichte aus den
bairischen Bergen. 2. Auflage. Leipzig.
I1874.I 6899.1C7
In Polish.
Caine, Thomas Henry Hall.
ChrzeScijanin. PowieSc na tie stosunk6w
amerykahskich przeklad C. N[iewiadom-
skiejj. Warszawa, 1898. 3066.192
In Spanish.
Arrom, Cecilia Boehl de, compiler. (Fernan
Caballero.)
Cuentos, oraciones, adivinas y refranes
populares € infantiles. Leipzig, 1878.
♦♦D.26oa,i29
Un verano en Bornos. Cosa cumplida . . .
solo en la otra vida. Lady Virginia. Tres
novelas originales. Leipzig, 1882.
♦*D.26oa,i2i
Perez Gald6s, Benito. 1845-
La fontana de oro. Novela hist6rica. Leip-
zig, 1883. **D.26oa,i20
The scene is laid in Spain during i8ao-^.
Sinues de Marco, Maria del Pilar.
Amor y llanto. Coleccion de leyendas his-
t6rica8 originales. Leipzig, 1&3.
♦♦D.26oa.iio
Trueba y La Quintana, Antonio Manuel
Maria de.
La hijas del Cid. Leipzig, 1870. *'^D.26oa.99
Associations. Clubs.
Societies.
Anti-bell-ringing society. Boston.
Constitution. Boston, 1839. 16 pp. =
*4459a.i6i
ii6
Croly, lane Cunningham.
The history of a woman's club in America.
N. Y.. 1898. Illus. ♦5583.24
League of American wheelmen. Massachu-
setts division.
Official appointments for 1898. [Boston,
i8p8.] (8) pp. = 2371.106
Periodicals. Annuals.
I ndexes.
American economic association.
Publications. General contents and index
April
of vols. i-ii. i88(H)6i N. Y, [1897.]
52 pp. 556CMUI1
Family lyceum. The. [Weekly.] Conducted
by J. Holbrook. Boston, 1853- nins.
^50.30
Mathematische Annalen . . . Generalregister zu
den Banden 1-50 zusammengestellt von
A. Sommerfeld. Leipzig, 18$^ Portr.
♦♦E.5145^
The periodicml is on shelf-no. ** £.5145.1.
New England home magazine. VoL 2-^4.
Boston, 1898. Illus. = ^221.40
Issued as a supplement to the
JoumaL
STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT.
BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS RECENTLY ADDED.
Social Science.
Political Economy.
Armsden, John.
Trade Depressions, or the Cause of Cutting
and its Remedy. London. [189-?] 31
pp. = 5659.112
Bengough, J. W.
The up-to-date Primer. N. Y., 1896. 7$ pp.
= 5649.131
This advocates single tax.
Bliss, H. L.
Bad Money and Wages. [Chicago, 1895.]
3 pp. Ilfus. = 5649133
On the free coinage of silver.
Carlisle, John GrifHn.
Gold- Oder Silber-Wahrung? N. p. [1896.]
8 pp. = 5649.127
Corthell, Elmer Lawrence.
Maritime Commerce, past, present, future.
Bern, 1898. 20 pp. = 5651.45
Devine, Edward Thomas.
Economics. N. Y., 1898. 3659.28
Donnell, Ezekiel J,
Free Coinage of Silver the Ruin of all
Credit N. Y., 1895. 8 pp. = 5649.140
Eaton, Charles Henry.
The moral Aspects of the present Campaign.
A Sermon. October 4th, 1896. [N. Y.?
1896.] 17 pp. = 5649129
A discussion of the silver question.
Foote, Allen Ripley.
The Money of the Constitution. N. Y.
[1896.1 = 3649a.25
Garrison, William Lloyd, the younger.
Senator Hoar and Protection. [Boston,
1895.1 21 po. = 7648.64
Gold Standard Defence Association.
The Gold Standard. A Selection from the
Papers issued in 1895-1898. London,
1898. 3646.153
Gordon, F. G. R.
Hard Times: the Cause and Cure. Girard,
Kansas, 1897. 27, (3) PP. 5569a. 124
Harriman, Daniel Gould.
American Tariffs from Plymouth Rock to
McKinley. N. Y., 1892. 95 pp. =
7649a. 14
L6pez Tuero, Fernando.
Estado moral de los Factores de la Produc-
cion en Cuba y Puerto- Rico. Madrid,
1896. 56 pp. =2 5659108
Mactarlane, Charles William.
Value, Price, and Distribution. [Prospec-
tus.) Phila., 1898. 24 pp. = 564^150
Massachusetts State Board of Trade.
A Report of the Proceedings of a Conven-
tion representing the commercial and in-
dustrial Interests of the New England
States, held at Boston, March 22, i8g8.
[Boston, 1898. J 46 pp. = 3656.85
Reform m Taxation. [Extracts from Ad-
dresses by] F. T. Greenhalge, Josiah
Quincy, John D. Long. J. A. Lane, Je-
rome Jones, John C. Cobb, with Editorials
from the Boston Papers. Boston, 1896.
38 pp. = 5648.152
Rogers, John R.
Free Land. The Remedy for involuntary
Poverty, social Unrest and the Woes of
Labor. Tacoma. [1897.] 19 pp. =
5566.60
Starke, J. Anthony.
The true Situation. A non-partisan State-
ment on the financial and economic Issues
of the Hour. N. Y., 1896. 40 pp. =
^ , ^ ^ ^ 5648.156
Taylor, Robert S.
The silver Question. An Address delivered
at Fort Wayne, Ind., Aug. 6, 1896. [Fort
Wayne 1896.] 36 pp. = 5649134
Warner, John De Witt.
"Free Coinage" dissected. N. Y., 1896. 32
PP- = *3649a.S2.3
Women's Institute, London.
A Dictionary of Employments open to
Women, with Details of Wages, Hours of
Work, and other Information. London,
V '^F^ XT, SSa5.34
Yeaman. George Helm.
The silver Standard. N. Y., 1896. 32 pp.
Illus. ♦3649a. «?2. 5
Zeitschrift fur Volkswirtschaft, Socia'poHtik
und Verwaltung. Organ der Gesellschaft
osterreichischer Volkswirte. Wien, 1802-
98. 7 V. = 9330.543<5.-i
Quarterly. Current numbers may be consulted
in the Statistical Department
Political Science.
Deploige, Simon.
The Referendum in Switzerland. Trans-
lated by C. P. Trevelyan. Edited with
notes ... by Lilian Tomn. London,
1898. 35^.255
Diplomatic Fly-Sheets. (Chiefly repnnted
from Vanity fair. [Monthly.] London.
1877-91- = *2304.io8
ii8
Falkner, Roland Post.
The Development of the Census. Phila.,
1898. 30 pp. *93io.973
Hoar, George Frisbie.
No constitutional Power to conquer foreign
Nations and hold their People in subjec-
tion against their will. Speech in the
Senate, January 9, 1899. Washington,
1899. 28 pp. = 4228.73
Jordan, David SUrr.
Imperial Democracy. Boston, 1898. 19 PP.
_ 4228.74
Marshall, Perry. .
Evolution in Government, or the Coming
of God's kingdom. Chicago, 1894. 29
pp. = 3659.14
National Primary Election League. ^
National Conference [ist] on practical Re-
form of primary Elections, held . . . Jan.
ao and 21, 1898. Chicago. [1898.] =
4429.162
Sociology.
Association for improving the Condition of
the Poor, New York.
Cultivation of vacant city Lots by the Un-
employed. N. Y., 1895. 47 pp. Pis. =
7579a. 1 1
Derfel, Robert Jones. ,, ^ . .
On the Importance of nght Methods irt
teaching Socialism. [Manchester, 1891.]
15 pp. = 5569a.i32
Devine, Edward T.
Public outdoor Relief. N. Y. [1898.] 23
pp. 5576.144
First Needlework Guild, Boston.
Annual Report, 1897. Boston, 1898. =
*5579.i49
Girdlestone, Edward Deacon.
Christian Socialism versus present-day Un-
socialism. Limavady, 1887. = 5569a. 128
Gordon House, Boston.
Annual Report, 2d, 5th-iith. Roxbury.
[1889-198. = ♦5579a. 160
The Gordon House was formerly called "The
Field's Comer Industrial School."
Hale House Association, Boston.
Annual Report, ist. Roxbury, 1898. =
5579.140
Hyndman, Henry Mayers.
Socialism and Slavery. Bein^r an Answer
to Herbert Spencer's . . . "The coming
Slavery." London. [1889?] I3 PP. =
5569a.i38
Kropotkin, Petr Alexeievitch, prince.
Esprit de Revoke. 5e Edition. Paris, 1892.
32 pp. = 5569a.i36
Leamet. S., jr.
Gradual Prohibition by a restrictive Sys-
tem. Is it desirable? [Phila., 189-?! 8
pp. = 7588.182
Lombroso. Cesare, and Guglielmo Ferrero.
La Donna delinquente. la Prostituta c la
Donna normale. Torino, 1893. Illus. =
P.54.530
Pavson, Edward Pay son.
SuflTfrestions toward an applied Science of
Sociolopry. N. Y., 1898. 3568.219
Present Problems. Semi-monthly. Vol. i,
no. 1-15. N. Y., 1896, 97. = ♦36498.52
April
United Hebrew Charities of the city of New
York.
Annual Report, i8th-23d. N. Y., 1893-98.
^, = , ♦5576.13s
Van Buren, J.
The new Reformation. By Prognostic
[pseud.]. N. Y. [1890.] 76 pp. =
SS^pa- 130
Westcott, Brooke Foss, bishop of Durham.
Co-operation. An Address. Manchester.
[1890.1 12 pp. = 55^.83
Woods, Robert Archey, editor.
The City Wilderness. A Settlement Study by
Residents and Associates of the South
End House. Boston, 1898. Maps.
5575.145
T?
Documents and General
Works.
United States.
Congress.
Census XII.
S. 4545; H. R. 11,465; H. R. 11815; and
House Report No. 1871 on the twelfth
Census. Washington, 189&-09. =
H. R. 11917- to define and fix the stand-
ard of value and to regulate coinage, and
to provide for redemption thereunder.
With report (No. 1870). Washington,
1899. =
Hearing before the Committee on Coinage,
Weights, and Measures, January, i^.
Washington, 189a =
Series of articles from the Sin^pore Free
Press relating to the Philippine Islands.
Washington, 1899. = *099l.4-2
Agriculture. Department of.
Agrostology. Division of.
Scribner, Frank Lamson-.
Studies on American grasses. Wash-
ington, 1897. Pis. *7996.4,8.ii
Botany Division.
Galbraith, S. J.
Vanilla Culture in Seychelles Islands.
1898. Sfi^io,2i
Farmers* Bulletin.
Chesnut, V. K.
Thirty poisonous Plants of the United
States. Washington, 1898. = 7995.40.8$
Forestry Division.
Roth, Fillibert.
Forestry Conditions and Interests of
Wisconsin. With a Discussion br B. B.
Fernow. Washington, 1898. Map. =
c -1 n- • • *S843.25.i6
Soils Division.
Mulder, Emile.
Cultivation of Tobacco in Sumatra.
Washington, 1898. Map. = *9633.-i
Whitney, Milton, and Thomas H. Means.
Alkali Soils of Yellowstone Valley.
1898. 9631.— a
Civil Service Commission.
Manual of Examinations for classified Cfrtl
Service, revised to January i, 1899. Wash-
ington, 1899. 9{5jx.3
i899
Interior Department.
General Land Office.
Circular containing the Instructions issued
under the Act of Congress, entitled "An
act extending the homestead laws and
providing for right of way for railroads
m the district of Alaska, and for other
purposes." Issued June 8, 1898. Wash-
mgton, 1898. *9333.09798-i
Regulations concerning the right of way
for Canals, Ditches, and Reservoirs over
the Public Lands and Reservations. Ap-
proved July 8, 1898. = *963i-i
Navy Dei>artment.
Regulations for the Government of the
Coast Signal Service of the United
States. Washington, 1898. = 5966.35
Navigation Bureau. Naval Intelligence
Office.
Jacobsen. [Commander.]
Information from abroad, Sketches from
Spanish-American War. Translated
from the German. 1899. Maps. 3957.
Printing Office. Documents Office.
Bibliography of public documents relating
to inter-oceanic Communication across
Nicaragua, Isthmus of Panama, Isthmus
of Tehuantepec, &c. Wasihington, 1899.
9016.3^2
State Department
Hunt, Gaillard, compiler.
The American Passport; its History and
a Digest of Laws, Rulings, and Regula-
tions governing its Issuance by the De-
partment of State. Washington, 1898. =
^ ^ *934i.5-i
Treasury Department .
Tingle, George R.
Report on the Salmon Fisheries in
Alaska. 1896. Washington, 1897. =
55)06.9
Cuba and Porto Rico, Special Commissioner
[Robert P. Porter].
Report on commercial and industrial
condition of Cuba. December 27, 1898.
9381.7291
Imports into Cuba, 1805. 9381. 7291
Revenue and customs Tariff, internal, in-
dustrial, and professional Taxation of
Cuba. November 15, 1898. 9381.7291
Fiscal and economic condition of Jamaica.
December 31, 1898. 9381.7291
Currency Question of Porto Rico. Janu-
ary 19, 1899. . ; 9381.7295
Architect, Supervising.
Annual Report, i^. PI. Washington,
1899. = fe9S.9
Comptroller of the Currency.
Instructions and Suggestions relative to
the Organization and Management of
National i5anks. Washington, 1897.
♦9332. 1 1973
Internal Revenue Office.
Regulations and Instructions concerning
the Tax on Legacies and distributive
Shares under the Act of June 13, 1898.
Washington, 1899. *9336.2i
War Department
Military Information Division.
Sources of Information on military pro-
fessional subjects, classified List of Books
and Publications [reprint 1899]. 5951-77
Staffs of various Armies, January, 1899.
93S5.-a
119
Hawaiian Islands.
Collector-General of Customs.
Annual Report, 1897. Honolulu, 1898. =
*7648.63
Minister of Public Instruction.
Report, 1896-97. Honolulu, 1898. =
*3S96.i74
Hawaiian Almanac and Annual for 1899.
A Handbook of Information compiled by
Thos. G. Thrum. Honolulu, 1898.
*S074.5i
Separate States.
Connecticut. Bank Commissioners.
Report. 1897, 1898. Hartford, Conn., 1897-
Illinois.
Chicago. Educational Commission. Re-
port. Chicago, 1899. = ♦3591.114
Indiana. Board of State Charities.
Report, 8th, 1896/97. Indianapolis, 1898. =
♦5575.136
Supplement to Indiana bulletin of charities and
and correction, Mwch, 1896.
Massachusetts.
General Court.
Centennial of the Bulfinch State House.
Exercises before the Legislature January
II, 1898. Boston, 1898. Portrs. Pis.
4350a. 199
State Board on Dock and Terminal Facih-
ties.
Map to accompany Report of State Board
on Docks and Terminal Facilities, show-
ing existing Conditions and proposed
Changes at the Port of Boston. Scale,
1200 feet to I inch. ♦3654.81.1897
Boston. School committee.
Annual Report of the Committee on
Truant Officers. Boston, 1898. = *6348.27
Worcester.
Ceremonies at the laying of the Corner-
stone of the new City Hall, Sept. I3, i89(S,
and at the Dedication of the Building,
April 28, 1898. Worcester, 1898. =
4451.123
Michigan. Commissioner of Railroads.
Annual report, 1898. Lansing, 1899. =
S655.53.26
Mmnesota.
Abstract of the Tax Lists of the several
Counties, for the vear 18^. = *9336.29776
New Mexico. Legislative Council.
Actas de la Asamblea legislativa. Sesion
32a. Jan., 1897. Preparadas para su
rublicacion por Lorion Miller. Santa
F6, N. M., 1897. = 9345.12-
New York.
Assembly Bill No. 473. An act to provide
for the release and forfeiture of charters,
privileges and franchises ' granted to or
held by elevated railway or street surface
railway corporations in cities of the first
class. [Introduced by George J. Gross-
man.] Albany, 1899. = 9336.2-2
Assembly Bill, No. 940. An Act to author-
ize the appointment of a commission to
inquire into and obtain information re-
lating to the operation, enforcement, and
administration of the existing laws relat-
ing to the taxation of property in the
I20
state of New York, and to suggest legis-
lation thereon. [Introduced by George
J. Grossman.] Albany, 1899. = 9^30.2
Senate Bill No. 209. An act to amend the
tax law relating to the taxation of real
property. [Introduced by John Ford.]
Albany, 1899. = 9336.23
Assessors, State.
Annual Reports, 1890, 92-98. 8 v. =
9336.228
After 1895 known as the State Board of Tax Com-
missioners.
New York City.
Message of Robert A. Van Wyck, to the
Municipal Assembly, January, 1899. =
9352.07471
. Foreign.
Argentine Republic.
Discusion del Proyecto dc Ley sobre Acu-
fiacion de Moneda. Buenos Aires, 1879. =
i3ioa.20S
Direccion general dc correos y tei^grafos.
Legislacion y tarifas telegrafos nacionales,
[por] C. Carles. Buenos Aires, 1898.
Map. = 7969.84
Australasia.
Coghlan, Timothy Augustine.
A statistical account of the seven Colonies
of Australasia, [1894J 1895-^, 1897-98.
Sydney, i894-(;^. 3 v. Maps. = *93i9.94-i
Victoria. Railways Commissioner.
Report ... for the year ending 30th June,
i8gS. Melbourne. [1898.] = *9385.994S-
Westem Australia.
Statistical Register for the year 1897.
Part V. Land Settlement, Agriculture, and
Live Stock. Map. Perth, 1898. =
9314941
Austria. Kaiserliches konigliches Reichs-
Kriegs-Ministerium, Marine-Section.
Relative Schwerebestimmungen durch Pen-
delbeobachtungen. Aus^efuhrt ... in
den Jahren 1892-1894- Wien, 1895. Maps.
=: *39iii3
Canada.
Auditor general.
Report for the year ended June, 1897.
Ottawa, 1898. = *7034.i8
Finance Department.
Report of Dividends remaining unpaid
and unclaimed Balances in chartered
Banks of the Dominion of Canada for five
years and upwards prior to 31st Dec,
1897. Ottawa, 1898. = *7034.23
Insurance Department.
Preliminary Statements of the Business
of life insurance Companies for the year
ending 31st December 1898 . . . Ottawa,
1898.
Interior Department.
Annual Report for the year 1897. Ottawa,
1898. = *7034iS
Secretary of State.
The Civil Service List of Canada 1897
Containing the Names of all Persons em-
ployed in the several Departments of the
Civil Service. Ottawa, 1897. = . ♦7034-3,3
France. Administration des Monnaies et Me-
dailles.
Rapport au Ministre des Finances, 1896-
1898. 3 V. =: 9332.4644
Directeur: A. de Foville.
April
Office du Travail.
Les associations ouvri^res de production.
Paris, 1897. 5563-45
Great Britain. Parliament
Reports on Petroleum. 9614.834
1. 27 July, 1894.
2. 9 July, 1807.
3. 13 July, 1898.
Report from the Select Committee on
Money Lending; with the minutes of
evidence. 29 July,^ 1897.
Second Report, with evidence. 29 July
1898. 9332.8
Diplomatic and Consular Reports. Annual
series. 9382.42-2
2198. Russia, Agriculture in the Trans-
Caucasus.
2199. France, Trade of, in 1897.
2200. Brazil, Finances of.
2201. Denmark, Trade of, in 1897.
2202. Persia, Trade of Khorassail, 1897-98.
2203. Turkey, Trade of Jeddah and Hc-
deidah, 1897.
2204. Italy, Trade of Naples and Southern
Italy, 1898.
2205. Hawaiian Islands, Trade of.
2206. U. S., Trade of New Orleans, 1898.
2207. Servia, Trade of, 1897-98.
Miscellaneous series.
487. Local Government and Finance in
rrussia.
488. Mother-of-pearl Industry on the Ca-
labrian Coast.
489. British and Westphalian Coal Trade
at Hamburg in 1898.
490. Development of Commercial, Indus-
trial. Maritime and Traffic Interests in
Germany, 1871 to 1898.
491. Commercial Education in Edg^tim.
492. French Fisheries on the Great Bank
of Newfoundland and off Iceland.
493. Trade, Finances and Colonisation of
the Three Southern States of Brazil.
494. The Diamond Fields of Minas Ge-
raes. Remarks on the Province of
Minas Geraes.
' 495. Commercial Education in Denmark.
496. Commercial Education in Switzer-
land.
Guatemala.
Secretaria de fomento. . Secci6h de estadis-
tica.
Anuario. Criminalidad. Inscripci6n de
Ciudadanos. Beneficencia. Rentas muni-
pales. [1894.] Guatemala, 1898. =
^3x4.7281-2
Anuario. Territorio y Poblacfon [1804].
Guatemala, 1898. = *93i4.728i-i
Mexico. Ministerio de Fomento. Direcci6ii
de Estadistica. Censo general de 1895.
Censo del Distrito federal. Mexico 1898W =
*43ioa.228
Spain. Cortes. Congreso de Diputados.
Los fueros y sus defensas. Tomo i, 3-7.
Bilbao, 1897, 98. dQ97'i9S
Switzerland. Statistisches Bureau des eidge-
nossischen Departements des Innem.
Die Ergebnisse der eidgenossischen Vieh-
zahlung vom 20. April 1896. Bern, l8|g&
Map. [Schweizerische Statistik. iid.]
9636.0494^
BATHS AND GYMNASIA.
I ^mm I
This List was compiled for use in connection with a lecture delivered by the Hon«
Josiah Quincy, Mayor, in the Central Course, No. 2, of the Free Municipal Lectures held
in the Old Public Library building.
About fifteen years ago the Engineering Record (then called the Sani-
tary Engineer) began a systematic agitation of the question of public baths,
and a great quantity of interesting material is to be found scattered through
its volumes. Some of the more important articles are indexed below, but
a systematic analysis is impossible in this brief list. In January, 1894, the
first public bath house was opened in Chicago, and the recent Reports of
the Department of public works [*4475.55] give brief summaries of the
work accomplished in this direction. In April, 1895, the New York Legis-
lature passed a law requiring cities of the first class to maintain public baths
which should be open the year round, but this law has not yet been carried
into effect. In 1897 the committee appointed by the Mayor of New York
published a Report on public baths and public comfort stations, no copies
of which were obtainable within a short time after its appearance. The first
volume of Municipal affairs [3563.70] contains a Bibliography of municipal
administration and city conditions, by Robert C. Brooks, and this Bibliog-
raphy gives a brief Ust of works upon Public baths, lavatories and wash
houses.
Buffalo, N. Y., and Brookline, Mass., each opened a model bath-house
on January i, 1897, and articles describing both these will be found in the
appended list. Late reports of the Boston Park commissioners [*4353.5o]
and of the Health department [*7765.5o] give valuable statistics of the
long-established public baths of Boston; but the inaugural address of the
Mayor, in 1896, first called attention to the need of all-the-year-round baths,
and the Dover street bath-house resulted from his recommendation. The
public gymnasium has received much less attention than the public bath-
house, if the poverty of contemporary literature on the subject is taken as
a sign ; but it is probable that the absence of printed discussion on the matter
is to be explained in other ways.
The figures attached to the following titles indicate the shelf-numbers
of the Boston Public Library.
Allsop, Robert Owen. Chicago's new gymnasium and auditorium.
Public baths and washhouses. London, (In The American Architect. Vol. 54, p.
1894. S096.102 62. Boston, 1896.) ♦4097.205.54
Baths and library, Westminster (London). Citizens* union, New York City.
(In The American Architect. Vo!. 44, p. Public baths and lavatories. N. Y.. 1897.
67. Boston, 1894.) 4097.205.44 Illus. 5579.153.1
Berliner Verein fur Volksbader. France. Ministere de I'int^rieur, dt Tagri-
Die Thatigkeit des Beriiner Vereins fur culture et du commerce.
Volksbader. Beriin, 1896. 8094.46 Bains et lavoirs publics. [Paris.] 1852.
Chicago bath-houses. (In The American Ar- Plans. *70io.ii
chitecL Vol. 56, p. 30. Boston, 1897.) Hartwell, Edward M.
4097.205.56 Public baths in Euto^^, \}N*\H5cl ^ ^i^cJ^^a-
122
April
graphy.] Pis. Plans. (In U. S. Depart-
ment of labor. Bulletin. VoL 2, pp. 434:-
486. Washington, 1897.) *35(:d<i33*2
Kane, John.
Kane's new system of public baths. New-
port, Mon. [1895.] 8094.45
Klinger, J. H.
Die Badeanstalt Ein Hilfsbuch zum Ent-
wurfe der technischen Einrichtung flrross-
erer dffentlicher Badeanstalten. Wien,
1891. lUus. 8095.77
Lassar, Oslcar.
Uber Volksbader. 2. Auflage. Braun-
schweig, 1888. 7804.40
Lindheimer, Otto.
Turnanstalten. Illus. Plans. (In Handbuch
der Architektur. Th. 4* Halb-Bd, 6, Heft
I, pp. 289-311. Darmstadt, 1889.)
"^80^52.6. pt I
Marggraif, Hugo.
Mooerne Stadtbader. Berlin, 1882. Illus.
No. 3 in ♦5216.50.11
Osthoff, (jeorg.
Die Bader und Bade-Anstalten der Neuzeit
Leipzig, 1887. Illus. Plans. 58o9a.64
Paddinfi^on. Public baths and wash-houses.
rCircular.] [London, 1876.I 7769.61
Pubfic baths in New York. (In The American
Architect. Vol. 51, p. 56. Boston. 1896.)
♦4097.205.51
Public baths and laundries. (In The Ameri-
can Architect. Vol. 51, p. 93. Boston,
1896.) 40g7.a05.51
Ravenstein, E. G., and John Hulley.
The gymnasium and its fittings. London,
1867. Pis. 6003.60
Schultze, Rudolf.
Bau und Betrieb von Volksbadearstalten.
Bonn, 1803. Plans. 400576
Volks- und Hausbader. Jena, 1894. Illus.
376oa.8o
Tolman, William H.
Public baths, or the gospel of cleanliness.
(In the Yale review. Vol. 6, pp. 50-62.
New Haven, 1898.) Periodical Koom
Wolff, Carl
Das stadtische Sdurimmbad zu Frankfurt
a. M. Stuttgait, 1897. lUu*- Plans.
<9Q90a.x32.li
The f oUowiag articles are taken from the Builder.
The itaelf-otimber [*^io4.aoi] ihould t>e prefixed
to the volume deaireo.
(^ambcrwell Green baths and washhouses.
Vol. ^, p. 462.
Competition for new baths and wash-houses
at Kensal town. VoL 64, p. 247.
Competition for baths and wash-houses, St
Mary, Newington. Vol. 65, p. iiH.
Competition for the reconstruction of the St
Marylebone public baths and wash-
houses. Vol. 6^, p. ^
Hackney competition for public baths and
wash-houses. Vol. 6a, p. 330.
Islin^on. St Mary's pubhc baths' competi-
Uon. Vol. 59, p. 3&.
Shoreditch (London).
Design for public library and baths. VoL
71, p. 494.
The followingtitles are takes from the Bagineer-
ing Record. The ahelf -number PSQgB.eoil should
be prefixed to the volume deaireid.
Baths for the people. VoL 20, p. ^A
Brookline's model bath-house. VoL 55, p.
Buffalo free bath-house. VoL 34 p. asH«
A Pittsburg bath-house. VoL 37, p 414.
Public baths. Vol. 36, p. 265.
Public baths and wash-houses. VoL 9, p. 535,
552: vol. 10, p. 479.
Public baths and wash-houses [in England]:
I. Goulston Square, WhitechapeL VoL 9,
p. 401.
3. Whitefield street St Pancras, London.
Vol. 10, p. 480.
3. Paddington, Queen's road, Bayswater.
Vol. 11, p. 33.
4. The corporation public baths at Birming-
ham. VoL II, p. 129.
5. Public baths at Lewisham. VoL 12, p. A
The Yonkers, N. Y., public baths. Vol 37,
p. 567.
THE LABOR MOVEMENT
IN
ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
I mtm I
This List was compiled for use in connection with a lecture delivered by Mr. Harry
Loyd on March 8, in the Central Course No. 3 of the Free Municipal Lecturs held in the Old
Pablic Library building.
The labor question presents so many phases that it has been thought
best not to prepare a list of specific references, but to indicate generally the
more important sources of information. Should the reader desire to consult
a full list of works dealing with the labor question, reference may be made
to "A List of Books on Social Reform in the Public Library of the city of
Boston"' issued in 1898.
History, No good history of "labor" in the United States has been
written. The census of the United States has dealt with industrial statistics
since 1810, but with little consistency or result until that taken in 1870,
under General Walker's direction. Since that time the great features of in-
dtstry in this country have been treated statistically every ten years, with
more or less satisfactory results. Even in these investigations the theoretical
discussion of labor problems has been avoided, and effort concentrated on
recording the actual status of the laborer, with an indifferent attempt at
recording his efficiency as measured in product. The difficulty of seeking
g^eneral averages based upon a collection of facts drawn from many sources,
no two sources possessing the same conditions, has led to some question
on the merits of the census returns. The report of J. D. Weeks on Wages
in the Census of 1880, must be taken with due allowance. A critical exam-
ination of the methods employed in census wage statistics will be found in
R. Mayo-Smith's Wage statistics and the next census [5656.31].
Some of the difficulties attending the collection of wage statistics are
obviated by obtaining returns from a limited territory, in which the works
may be regarded as standing on more nearly the same conditions, and by
obtaining returns at frequent intervals (annually) from the same establish-
ments. This method has been pursued for some years by the Massachusetts
State Labor Bureau, and commends itself for many good qualities, without,
however, entirely disarming criticism. Nor has the system been adopted by
any other state bureau either at home or abroad. In this connection it may
be stated that no comparison of wages in the United States and in a foreign
country can hold true, because the factors to be considered are beyond record
and comparison. The tables of wages in New York, Belgium, Tokio and
Calcutta are not reliable material on which to rest conclusions of compara-
tive wages.
Much has been done by varit>us state bureaus to gather information on
the condition of labor in the different communities, and the reports are well
worth examining. The recommendations made by the bureaus are, how-
ever, usually of little value, and mark the separation of the bureau from the
124 April
workingmen. The best results have been obtained when the state agent
connnes himself to recording facts and conditions, without entering mio a
discussion oi the needs or rignts of labor. U he most decided effects of these
state agencies he in their eiiorts to secure the safety and health of the
worker, his treedom from unjust treatment in the matter of wages or housing,
and a general supervision oi his weitare. Legislation can do much for the
workmgman; but the law must be made eitective, and the reports of Fac-
tory Inspectors, also of state officers, must be consulted to supplement the
reports ot the labor commissioners.
Ihe intervention of the State has been sought in labor disputes —
through state boards of arbitration and conciliation. There is some dispute
whether such an agency can be of real benefit in every case, and it is beheved
that better resmts are obtained by invoking it only for the most serious
emergencies. The following works may be consulted : J. D. Weeks, Labor
Ditlerences and their Settlement L5577-44J i Josepliine S. Lowell, Industrial
Arbitration and Concihation L35^-^5^Ji S. N. D. North, Industrial Arbi-
tration : its Methods and its Limitations [3569.46J ; and the annual issues
of the Massachusetts Labor Bureau.
Apart from State interference the workingman holds a power of acting
in his own behalf. The most usual form of exerting this power has been
the strike, and the industrial history of the United States gives many in-
stances of its use. The railroad strikes of 1877 (Pennsylvania), 1886 (South**
western system), and 1894 (Pullman) may be named among the more gen-
eral ; but the local movements, such as the cloak-makers in New York, the
cotton operatives in Fall River, and the trolley men in Brooklyn, were quite
as intense and as suggestive in their way. The legal aspects are important :
Moses, The Law applicable to Strikes [3664.71 J; Cogley, The Law of
Strikes, Lockouts and Labor Organizations [3663.79J ; and Neville, Strikes :
a concise Statement of the Criminal Law relating to Intimidation [3665.84].
The statistics of strikes are collected by the United States Labor Depart-
ment, while those of strikes in Massachusetts, 1 830-1 880, may be found in
Carroll D. Wright's volume [3575. 109 J.
An active and powerful engine for conducting a strike has been the
Trade Union. That is, however, only one of the objects of these combina-
tions, and is now of secondary importance. The most recent and at the
same time the most complete examination of the sphere, actual and possible,
of trade unionism is Sydney and Beatrice Webb's Industrial Democracy
[3565.218]. The history of labor organizations in the United States is told
in Powderly's Thirty Years of Labor, 1859-1889 [3570.163], and this may
be consulted in default of any other compilation on the same subject. J. G.
Brooks's Labor Organizations [7563.113] and W. M. Grosvenor's Trades
Unions [5643.60] may be read with profit. One phase of combination is
shown in the liistory of the farmers' movement : W. D. Aiken, The Grange
5992.7.55], and J. D. McCabe, Jr., History of the Grange Movement
^357oa.66] — a record showing the besetting dangers attending any such
movement, when in unskilful or interested hands.
Akin to trade unionism stands the co-operative movement. While co-
operation is more common in Europe than in the United States, it is not
without interest from its possibilities. Co-operative production has been
attempted in many lines, and under good management has met with success ;
but it is in distribution that its greatest achievements have been acconi-
plished, and of this the Rochdale enterprise is the great example. (Sec G. J.
Holyoake's History of Co-operation in England [3568.74] and his History
i899 "5
of the Rochdale Pioneers [3569.155].) For the United States may be read:
History of Cooperation in the United States [2356.69.6]. A form of co-
operation is the loan or building association, on which there is much to be
found in State reports. ^
Capital and labor may combine to aid the worker, and this aid has as-
sumed two forms : that of profit sharing, in which the laborer shares in the
net profit of the undertaking, and that of insurance, compulsory or volun-
tary, in which a fund is created for assisting the workingman when he is no
longer able to work. On the former subject see Carroll D. Wright, Profit
Sharing [3575.105] ; F. H. Giddings, The Relation of recent Economic
Theory to Profit Sharing [3569a. 108]; and N. P. Oilman, Profit Sharing
[3564.87]. On insurance of workingmen, the study of J. G. Brooks on Com-
pulsory Insurance in Germany [B.H.Ref. 532.3.4] brings out one side of the
matter, while E. R. Johnson, Railway Departments for the Relief and Insur-
ance of Employes [5657.73], presents another. A combination of state and
company agency is proposed in the scheme for pensions for old age, now
before the British Parliament — Drage, The Problem of the Aged Poor
[3577.IX1].
For studying the different phases of the labor question in Great Britain
reference may be made to a bibliography of the subject of wage statistics in
the Economic Review, October, 1898. The Board of Trade issues a monthly
"Labour Gazette" which contains a record of the condition of the labor
market, strikes and legislation in the United Kingdom. In the Parliamen-
tary papers regular reports on labor are printed, supplying the basis for
theoretical treatment by experts and economists.
Resignation of the Librarian.
At a meeting of the Trustees on Frida^y, March 24, the resignation of
the Librarian, Mr. Herbert Putnam, ,was accepted in the following resolu-
tions :
' "In accepting the resignation of Mr. Herbert Putnam as Librarian, the
Trustees of the Public Library of the City of Boston desire to put upon their
records the following votes :
"That they recognize the harmonious and helpful relations between flie
Librarian and the Trustees from the day he accepted the office ; the remark-
able administrative qualities he has shown — in directing the alterations by
which the Library Building has been so well fitted for its purposes ; in in-
creasing to so large a degree the interest the public takes in the Library,
until to-day it has a larger constituency than any other; in instituting so
successfully the work of the Public Library in connection with the Public
Schools ; and in making the public realize that this institution, created and
supported by it, really belongs to it, and needs its ever-enlarging patronage
and generosity.
"That they appreciate the feeling which leads Mr. Putnam, at much per-
sonal sacrifice, to give up his position here to take charge of the Congfres-
sional Library at Washington, and his desire to make it the culmination of
the Library system of this country, and in time one of the great Libraries of
the world.
"That their highest regard goes with him in the difficult work he is about
to assume, and their faith in his gifts to bring it to the most successful issues."
Mr. Putnam has accepted the position of Librarian of Congress.
CURRENT LIBRARY NEWS.
Bates Hall. Readers will find selected
books on topics of current interest placed on
open shelves near the Bates Hall catalogue.
General subjects, the Spanish-American war,
Imperialism and others, and such special sub-
jects as the anniversaries of the birth of Lin-
coln, of Washington, the Boston massacre, and
the Philippine Islands, have been recentlv
illustrated by collections of pertinent material.
Recent accessions, also, in travel, history, and
biography have been located here. These
books may be drawn for home use.
Special Libraries. On March 22, under
the auspices of the Unity Art Gub, Professor
Edward S. Morse lectured in the Fine Arts
room on the Industrial Arts of Japan.
There have been exhibitions during the
month as follows: books and photographs in
connection with the lecture by rrofessor
Morse; photographs of Rom.inesque and
Gothic architecture, and of Renaissance sculp-
ture, to illustrate the lectures to teachers by
Mr. J. F. Hopkins; books, prints, news-
Sapers, etc., relating to the Boston Massacre,
larch 4, 1770; a collection of Valentines,
loaned b^ Mr. Frank House Baer of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Municipal Lectures. In this Bulletin are
printed a list of references on Baths and Gym-
nasia, the subject of a lecture delivered by the
Hon. Josiah Quincy, Mayor; and a bibliogra-
phical note on the Labor Movement in Eng-
land and America, a lecture delivered by Mr.
Harry Loyd.
GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY.
Garrison Papers. Among other gifts of
the month was an addition to the C^rrison
collection, consisting of Letters to William
Lloyd Garrison during the years 1855-1850,
together with certain bronze medals; re-
ceived through Mr. Francis J. Garrison, Boston.
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1
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Annual List of new books, 1896-97.
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Selected List for Younger Readers. 3d ed.
1898. .01; by mail. .03
Chronological Index to Historical Fiction.
3d ed. In Bulletin from Jan., 1892 to Jan.,
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A List of Books on Social Keform.
.05; by mail, 09
Electric Telegraph and Telephone. In Bul-
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Electricity and Magnetism. In Bulletin no. 88.
Memoranda of Lieut Col. Eld, I779 and 1780.
Original Letters of Eari Percy, 1774-1778.
In Bulletin no. 87.
Memorandums made in a tour to the Eastern
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no. 88.
Notes on some writing which may be by
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Spanish and Portuguese Books not restricted
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Chart of Boston Harbor, in color, made by
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First Draft of the Freemen's oath. In Bul-
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Five Broadsides of the Boston Committee of
Correspondence, 1773, 74. In Bulletin no. 93.
Five Revolutionary Broadsides. In Bulletin
no. 90.
Four Broadsides relating to the American
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Latin Version of 1493 of the First Letter of
Columbus on the Discovery of America,
with a new Translation. .50
List of Passengers in the- Speedwell, 1656. In
Bulletin no. 9(5.
Petition of the Handycraftsmen of Boston,
it^n, against the Intrusion of Strangers. In
Bulletin no. gs.
Plan of Boston, drawn by Chevalier Daux in
1692. In Bulletin no. 95.
Catalogues of Special Collections.
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John A. Lewis Library of Early New England
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CLASSIFIED LIST
OF THE
BOOKS PLACED IN THE LIBRARY
FROM
March 15 to April 15 1899.
The symbol = following the title of a work indicates that the work is a gift to the Library.
Reference Books.
Adams, Oscar Fay.
A dictionary of American authors. Boston,
1899. *6i.'»2.59
Annuad literary index . . . Edited by W. I.
Fletcher and R. R. Bowker. 1898. N. Y..
1899. B. H. Ref. 881.2
British almanac and family cyclopaedia for
1899. London. [1898.] B. H. Ref. 3145
Gasc. Ferdinand £. A.
A library dictionary of the French and Eng-
lish languages. N. Y., 1898. 2682.64
Hart, Henry George.
The new annual army list, 1899. London,
1899. B. H. Ref. 313.1
Literary year-book and bookman's directory.
1899. Edited by Joseph Jacobs. London,
1899. Portrs. B. H. Ref. 7^23
Lodge, Edmund.
The peerage and baronetage of the British
empire as at present existing. 68th edition.
London. 1899. B. H. Ref. 1003.3
Whitaker, Joseph.
Directory of titled persons for 1899. Lon-
don. [1899.1 B. H. Ref. 004. TO
Who's who. 1899. London, 1899. *243oa..«>o
Genealogy. Heraldry.
Alexander, De Alva Stanwood.
The Alexanders of Maine. Buffalo, 189S.
Portrs. Pis. Map. = 4434-86
Andrews, Charles L.
The Gardner family of Machias and vicinity.
Augusta, Me.. 1898. ^ pp. 4434B5
Chamberlayne, Churchill Gibson, editor.
The vestry book and register of Bristol par-
ish, Virginia, 1720-1789. Richmond, 1898.
*443oa.i3i
Dewey, Adelbert Milton.
Life of George Dewey, rear admiral, U.S.N..
*2 Q TH^^ ^^ff'^y ^^^^^^ • • • West field.
1890. IIIus. Portrs. Map. ♦4431 ng
Ellery Harrison, and Charles Pickering Bow-
ditch.
The Pickering genealogy. [Cambridge.]
^, 1897. 3 V. Portrs. = *443i 120
Hovey, Lewis Richard, editor. ^^*-*^
Old Ipswich : a magazine of local genealogy
and history. Vol. i. Ipswich, 1899.
Rowell, Rowland. ^4432.20
Biographical sketch of Samuel Rowell. With
a genealogy for seven generations. Man-
chester, N. H.. 1898. Illus. Portrs.
Toner. Joseph Meredith. 4434-215
Index to names of persons and churches in
Bishop Meade's Old churches, ministers
and families of Virginia. Washington,
1890. 63 pp. ♦4475 7,
xxr ?'^^7? ^""^"^f* ^^°^ » on shclf-no. •3544^701.
Wade, W. Cecil.
The symbolisms of heraldry. London, 1898.
Y iy^u c * J . 223oa.70
A., of the Saturday review.
The right to bear arms. London, 1899.
2439.25
Biography.
Collective Biographies.
Carnoy, Smile.
Dictionnaire biographique des hommes du
nord. Nord, Ardennes, Aisne, Somme,
Pas-de-Calais & Oise. Vol. i. Paris.
[1894.1 Portrs. *464i.8o
Lang, Andrew.
The companions of Pickle. London, 1898.
Portrs. 2542.153
"Studies of persons connected with Prince
Charles, and with the Jacobite movement."
132
Single Biographies.
"V
Barbe, Louis A.
Kirkcaldy of Grange. N. Y. fiSg;.] [Fa-
mous Scots series.] 25493.22
Blaikie, William Garden.
Thomas Chalmers. N. Y. [1897.] [Famous
Scots series.] 25493.21*
Bluysen, Paul. H
Felix Faure intime. Paris, 1898. Illus.M
Portrs. 2647.16a
Bonneville de Marsangy, Louis.
Le comte de Vergennes: son ambassade en
Suede. 1771-1774. Paris, 1898. Portr.
4846.47
Browning, Robert.
The letters of Robert Browning and Eliza-
beth Barrett Browning. 1845-1846. N. Y..
1899. 2 V. Portrs. 4533-3^
Butler, Sir William Francis.
The life of Sir George Pomeroy-Colley,
1835-1881. London, 1899. Portrs. Pis.
Maps. 4544.171
Calderwood, Henry.
David Hume. N. Y. [1898.] [Famous
Scots series.] 25493.23
Choate, Joseph Hodges.
An address at the unveiling of the statue of
Rufus Choate in the Court house in Bos-
ton. [Boston, 1898.] 26 pp. = 4444.295
Crozier, John Beattie.
Mv inner life. A chapter in personal evo-
lution and autobiography. London, 1898.
4544.169
Daudet, L6on A.
Alphonse Daudet. Paris, 1898. 4649.88
Duff, Sir Mountstuart Elphinstone Grant-.
Notes from a diary. [3d series.] 1881-1886.
London. 1899. 2 v. 2548.161.3
"Kept cnicfly in Southern India."
Edwards, E. M. H.
Commander William Barloer Cushing, of the
United States navy. London. [1898.]
Portrs. Pis. 4349.190
Edwards. Matilda Barbara Betham.
Reminiscences. London, 1898. 4544.165
Ejrleston. Thomas.
The life of John Paterson, major-general in
the Revolutionary army. 2d edition.
N. Y., 1898. Portr. Illus. Map. 4344.180
Ferrier, Susan Edmonstone.
Memoir and correspondence, 1782-1854.
Collected by her grand-neohew John Fer-
rier. Edited by J. A. Doyle. London,
1898. Portrs. 2543.162
Fontane, Theodor.
Von Zwanzig bis Dreissig. Autobiojrraphi-
sches. 3. Auflage. Berlin, 1898. Portr.
2847.83
Gardner, Col. Alexander. 1785-1877.
Soldier and traveller. Memoirs of Alexander
Gardner. Edited bv Major Hugh Pearse.
Edinburgh, 1898. Portrs. Map. 3045.180
"A goodly portion of Colonel Gardner's eventful
life was spent in the Punjab kingdom or prov*
ince."
Gothein. Marie.
John Keats Leben und Werke. Halle a. S.,
1897. Portr. 2448.72
Guthrie, Charles John.
John Knox and John Knox's house. Edin-
burgh, 1898. Ulus. Portrs. 3559139
B May
Haiper, Ida Husted.
The life and work of Susan B. Anthony.
Indianapolis, 1899. 2 v. Portrs. Pis.
4342.184
Humboldt, Friedrich Heinrich Alexander,
Freihcrr von.
Jugendbriefe an Wilhelm Gabriel Wegener.
Hrsg. von A. Leitzmann. Leipzig, im.
4646.43
Humboldt. Friedrich Wilhelm Christian Carl
Ferdinand, Freihcrr von.
Breife an Johanna Motherby. Mit einer Bio-
graphic Johanna Motherb/s tind Erlatite-
rungen hrsg. von H. Mdsner. Leipzig,
1803. Portr. ^6.45
Landor, Walter Savage.
Letters. Edited by Stephen Wheeler. Lon-
don. 1809. 6545.23
Leask, W. Keith.
James Boswell. .N. Y. ri897.1 fFamous
Scots series.] 2S49a.20
Macaulay, Thomas Babington.
Essay on Milton^ Edited by C. W. Fnmch.
4558.155
[1897.] [Famous
2549a. 17
N. Y., 1898. Portr.
Madachlan. T. Banks.
Mwngo Park. N. Y.
Scots series.]
Morse. Edward Sylvester.
Henry Mason Brooks, secretary of the Essex
in«!titute, 1888-1898. A memoir. Salem.
^r '®*^'5 Pp. Portr. = 4444.atM
Nujrent. Gaud.
Memoir of Robert, Eari Nugent. Chicago,
T> J^M ^''^''^- 4544.167
Porter, Mary.
John Blackwood, by his daughter. Edin
burgh. 1808. Portr. [Oliphant, M. O. W.
Annals of a publishing house. Vol. 3.]
♦4544. 14S
Ritchie, James Ewing.
The real Glad«tone : an anecdotal biography.
London, 1898. 2546.183
Saintsbi'rv. George Edward Bateman.
S:r Walter Scott N. Y. [1897.] [Famous
Scots series.]
Schweitzer. Georg.
Emin Pasha: his life and work.
1808. 2 v. Portr.
Smeflton. Oliphant.
Tobias Smollett. N. Y. [1897.]
Scots series.]
Thomoson. Silvanr.s Phillios.
Michael Faradav: hi^ life and woric Lon-
don tRo8. Tllns. Portr. 5g7aio6
TrasK William Blake. ^
Memoir of Capt. William Traskc, of Salem,
Mass., 1628-1666. Boston, 1899. 18 pp.
Plan. =r *4444.293
William«!on. David, editor.
Parliament's tribute to Gladstone. Lopdon.
2549a.i8
London,
3052.172
[Famous
2549a. 19
[1898.1 76 pp. Portrs.
2546.183
H istory.
Ancient. Modem.
Africa.
Grandmaison, Louis de.
L expansion frangaise au Tonkin. 1M%
1898. 3oiai45
i899
Malotet, Arthur,
^tienne de Flacourt ou, les origines de la
colonisation francaise a Madagascar. 1648-
1661. Paris, 1898. Portr. Maps. 3055.152
Metcalfe, Charles Theophilus, editor and trans-
lator.
Two native narratives of the mutiny in Delhi.
Westminster, 1898. Portrs. Map. 3045.184
Monicault, Gaston de.
La question d'Orient Le trait6 de Paris et
ses suites (1856-1871). Paris, 1898.
3084.121
Sanderson, Edgar.
History of the world from the earliest his-
torical time to the year i8g8. N. Y., 1898.
Maps. 2215.72
Streane, Annesley William.
The a?e of the Maccabees. With special
reference to the religious literature of the
period. London, 1898. 2298.79
Europe.
Adams, George Burton.
European history : an outline of its develop-
ment N. Y., 1899. lUus. Portrs. Maps.
2307.78
Below, Georg von.
Das altere deutsche Stadtewesen und Btirger-
tum. Bielefeld, 1898. lUus. 6252.25
Bolton, Frederica, editor and translator.
The Greco-Turkish war of 1897. From offi-
cial sources by a German staff officer,
London, 1898. Portrs. Maps. 3085.119
Daendliker, Carl.
A short history of Switzerland. Translated
by E. Salisbury. London, 1899. Maps.
48i3-69
Dickens, Charles.
A child's history of England. With intro-
duction by ^drew Lang . . . London,
1898. lUus. [The Gadshfll edition.]
*257oa.98
Dilke, Sir Charles Wentworth, bart.
The British empire. London, 1899. 4519a. 132
Holies, Thomas Pelham, 2d DtSce of New-
castle. 1693-1768.
A narrative of the changes in the Ministry
1765-1767. Told in a series of letters to
John White. Edited for the Royal histori-
cal society by Mary Bateson. London,
1898. 4515.138
Hume, Martin A. Sharp.
Spain; its greatness and decay. (1479-1788.)
Cambridge, 1898. Maps. 3098.83
Kleinschmidt, Arthur.
Drei Jahrhunderte russischer Geschtchte.
Berlin, 1898. Portrs. Map. 3064.153
Meiklejohn, Max John Christian.
London; a short history. London, 1808.
Pis. Maps. 2499.128
Olivart, Marques de.
Colecci6n de los tratados, convenios y docn-
mentos intemacionales celebrados por nu-
estros gobiemos con los estados extranje-
ros desde el reinado de Dona Isabel ii.
hasta nuestros dias. Vol. 7, 8. Madrid,
1896, 97. *509i.40
Parmele, Mary Piatt
A short history of France. N. Y., 1898.
2629a.87
A short history of Germany. N. Y., i8c^.
^ . ^ 282Q.88
Routier, Gaston.
LEspagne en 1897. Paris, 1897. Portrs.
Schultz, Ferdinand.
Die geschichtliche Entwickelung der Gegen-
wart seit 1815 unter Beriicksichtigung* der
wirtschaftlichen und sozialen Verhaltnisse
in Deutschland. 2te vermehrte AuEage
der .Geschichte der neuesten Zeit.* Dres-
den, 1897. 2 V. Map. 2822.26
Shand, Alexander Innes.
The war of the Peninsula, 1808-1814. N. Y.,
1898. Portrs. Maps. 652oa.37
Smith, Edmund Munroe.
Bismarck and German imity. N. Y., 1898.
Portr. 4848.68
Stephen, Caroline Emilia.
French history for English children. By
Sarah Brook [pseud.]. Revised by George
Cary Eggleston. N. Y. [189-?] Pis.
Maps. 4628.34
America.
Bonsai, Stephen, jr.
The fight for Santiago. N. Y., 1899. Pis.
Maps. 442oa.95
Butler, Charles Henry, editor.
Our treaty with Spain. Triumphant diplo-
macy. Washington, 1898. 64 pp. =
442oa.72
Condon, Edward O' Meagher.
The Irish race in America. Glasgow. [1898?]
431737
The title on the cover is Greater Ireland.
Dudley, Mass.
Town records. 1732-1794. Pawtucket, 1893,
^ 94- ^ *4353.I56
Emery, Samuel Hopkins.
History of Taunton. Massachusetts. [Also,
Supplement.] Syracuse, 1893, 94. Ultis.
Portrs. Maps. *445T.i27
Fassett, James Hiram.
Colonial life in New Hampshire. Boston,
1899. IIlus. Portrs. 4436.186
Goodrich, John Benton.
Our national responsibilities. Address.
[Newton? 1898.] .20 pp. = 4228.77
On territorial expansion.
Hathaway, Samuel.
A sketch of historical reality with the blend-
ings of the romance of ideality. Wor-
cester, 1897. 38 pp. Portr. = 4453.131
The title on cover is Old Worcester.
Hildreth, Samuel Prescott.
Pioneer history: the first examinations of
the Ohio valley, and the early settlement of
the Northwest territory . . . Cincinnati,
1848. Map. Pis. ♦4476. liPj
"This work is published under the superintend-
ence of the Historical society of Cincinnati, and
forms the first volume of its transactions.*'
Hobson, Richmond Pearson.
The sinking of the "Merrimac." N. Y., 1899.
Ill us. Portrs. Maps. 442oa.9(5
134
Kennan, George.
Campaigning in Cuba. N. Y., 1899. 4420a.94
Lewis, H. H., editor. , ,. ,
A gunner aboard the "Yankee"; from the
diary of Number Five of the after port
gun. The yarn of the cruise and fights i>f
the naval reserves in the Spanish-Ameri-
can war. N. Y., 1898. lUus. 442oa.56
McNally, B., publisher.
Soldiers and sailors of New Jersey m the
Spanish-American war. Newark, 1898. 46
pp. 442oa.59
Martin, Archer.
The Hudson's Bay Company's land tenures,
and the occupation of Assiniboia by Lord
Selkirk's settlers, with a list of the
grantees. London, 1898. Portr. Maps.
4462.162
Mueller y Tejeiro, Jos^.
Combates y capitulaci6n de Santiago do
Cuba. Madrid, 1898. Pis. Maps.
442oa.68
A translation of this work is on shelf-numbers
4420a. 76; aQS-T-IT-X.
Murfree, Mary Noailles.
The story of Old Fort Loudon. N. Y., 1899.
Pis. 4407.198
Old Eliot. J. L. M. Willis, editor. Vol. 2, no.
8-12. Aug.-Dec, 1898. Eliot, Maine. 1898.
= *443S.i63
Polavieja y del Castillo, Camilo G.
Relacion documentada de mi politica en
Cuba. Madrid, 1898. 4318.198
Rice, Franklin Pierce, editor.
The Worcester of 1898. Worcester, 1899.
Illus. Portrs. ♦44Soa.i28
Romero, Matias.
Mexico and the United States. A study of
subjects affecting their political, commer-
cial, and social relations. Vol. i. N. Y.,
1898. ♦43ioa.2i6
Sigsbee, Charles Dwight.
The "Maine." An account of her destruc-
tion in Havana harbor. N. Y., 1899. Illus.
Portrs. 4420a.93
Spanish-American war, The. The events of
the war described by eye-witnesses. Chi-
cago, 1899. Illus. rortrs. Map. 442oa.9i
Trevelyan, Sir George Otto, bart.
The American revolution. Part i. N. V.,
1899. Map. 4414.124
Fine Arts. Archaeology.
Antiquities.
Benson, Margaret, and Janet Gourlay.
The temple of Mut in Asher. An account of
the excavation. London, 1899. Pis.
3052.167
Boissier, Marie Louis Antoine Gaston.
Roman Africa. Archaeological walks in Al-
geria and Tunis. Authorized English ver-
sion by Arabella Ward. N. Y., 1899.
3058.185
Schneider, Albert. 1836-
Die neuesten romischen Ausgrabungen in
der Schweiz. Zurich, 1898. 32 pp. PI 3.
4832.34
May
Fine Arts.
B^n6dite, Uonce.
Le mus^ national du Luxembourg. Cata-
logue des ecoles contemporaincs. lAvec
supplements pour 18971 98-] ?«•»«• U^^
98.] . 8o79a.233
Berlepsch, Hans Eduard von, editor.
Gottfried Keller als Maler. Leipzig, 1895*
Dlus. 4088.42
Blanc, Alexandre Augustc Philippe Charles.
Une famille d'artistcs. Lcs trois Vwnct
Paris. 1 189-.] Portrs. Pis. 4083.62
Qerc, L. P. • « . 0^0
La chimie du photograpbe. Pans, i8g<-
7979a.^
[Collection of photographs of places and
people in the Bombay presidency^] [Bom-
tay? 18—?] 120 pis. = »Cab.sa3a3
Cust, Lionel. ... * • j- » a
The master E. S. and the 'Ars monendL .\
chapter in the history of engraving during
the xv^ century. With facsunde repro-
ductions. Oxford, 1898. 25 pp. ♦8o7oa.i50
Duff, Mary Graham, compiler.
Some noted sculptures and their homes. ^
edition. Boston, 1896. 2 v. 8085.55
Eder, Josef Maria. , _ ^ , .
Ausfiihrliches Handbuch dcf ^Photographie.
2. Auflage. Heft 7, 8. Halle a. b., 1896,
97. 2 v. nius. ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^,u\^.
An entirely different work feom that with the
same title on shell-no. 3972. xj6.
Field, Lilian F. ^ . * *i. t>*
An introduction to the study of the Re-
naissance. N. Y., 1898. 4088^
Finiguerra, Maso.
A Florentine picture-chronidc : being a se-
ries of 99 drawings representing sccn^ anrt
personages of ancient history, sacred and
profane. Reproduced from the orMrmal*
in the British museum, with text by Sidney
Colvin. London. 1898. . ^^?^'\^ii
Furtwaengler, Adolf, and Heinnch Ludwig
Urlichs. , . - • u^*
Denkmaler griechischer und roini^Aer
Skulptur. Miinchen, 1898. Pis. 8085.80
Gibson, Charles Dana. ^^ ^ . _. ^jj_^ ,_^
Pictures of people. N. Y., 1898. Pis. *8o70.206
Hesse, Friedrich. ^^^ „
Die Chromolithographie, mit besondcrcr Be-
riicksichtigung der modemen auf photo-
jrraphischer Grundlage basirtndoj Ver-
fahren. Halle a. S., 1896. Dlus. 8065.156
Hoyt, Deristhe L. ^ ^ .. . -^
The world's painters and thetr pictures.
Boston. 1899. Illus. 4089.65
Huebl, Arthur, Freiherr von.
Die Collodium-Emulsion, und ihre Anwcn-
dung fur die photographischc Aufnahmc
von Oelgemalden, Aquarellen, photographi-
schen Copien und Halbton-Onginalcn je-
der Art. Halle a. S., 1894. Hlus. 8065.155
Die Drcifarbenphotographie. Halle a. S,.
1897. Illus. 8065.1.S7
Hurll, Estelle May.
The life of Our Lord m art. With some
account of the artistic treatment of the life
of St John the Baptist Boston, I«g8.
Illus. 4076.107
i899
International kunsthistorischer Kongress, Bu-
dapest, 1896.
Offizidler Bericht uber die Verhandlunjircn
des Kongresses, 1-3. Oktober 1896. Nura-
berg. [1898.] 48 pp. 4073-50
Kaemmerer, Ludwig.
Max Lieberroann. Leipzig, 1893. (i), 17 pp.
Illus. Portrs. 4082.00
Kaiserling, Carl.
Praktikum der wisscnschaftlichen Photogra-
phie. Berlin, 189'i. Illus. 7974-56
Marthold, Jules de.
Histoire de la lithographie. Paris. [1898?]
64 pp. Illus. Portrs. 4075.84
Muentz, Louis Frc leric Eug^e.
Les arts i la cour des Papes Innocent VIII.,
Alexandre VI., Pie IIL (1484-1503.)
Paris, 1898. Pis. 4073.18
Pennell, Joseph, and Elizabeth Robins Pcnnell.
Lithography & lithographers. N. Y., 1898.
Portrs. Pis. *8o6o.i33
Pictorial photographs. A record of the photo-
graphic salon of 1895-97. Reproduced by
W. L. Colls. London, 1895-97. 3 v. 55
pis. *8o6o.i35
Architecture. Building.
Addy, Sidney Oldall.
The evolution of the English house. London,
1898. Illus. Plans. 4099.122
Farrow, Frederic Richard.
Specifications for building works and how to
write them. London, 189& 8108.7
Fowler, Joseph Thomas.
Durham cathedral. Illustrated by H. Rail-
ton. London, 1898. 66 pp. 4108.32
Hamlin, Alfred Dwight Foster.
A text-book of the history of architecture.
N. Y., 1897. Illus. *4097.i9
Harrison, Wilmot.
Memorable Edinburgh house. Revised and
enlarged by Oliphant Smeaton. London,
189& Illus. 2478.76
Heyer, Richard.
Alt-Hildesheim. Bemerkenswerte Gebaude
und Einzelmotive in Photogravuren und
Qiromolithographien nach Aquarellen von
Richard Heyer. Sammlung i. Wolfen-
buttel, 1898. 2 pp. 10 pis. ^Cab.6o.i34-i
Koeniglich bayerische Julius-Maximilians-Uni-
versitat, Wiirzburg.
Das neue Universitatsgebaude der Universi-
tat Wurzburg, 1897. Pis. Plans.
♦8091.121;
Masse, Henry Jean Louis Joseph.
The cathedral church of Gloucester. Lon-
don, 1898. Illus. 4109-39
Statham, Henry Heathcote.
Architecture for general readers. N. \.,
1896. Illus. 8095.1 II
Music.
Goufcet, fimile.
Histoire musicale de la main,
nius.
Paris, 1898.
4049.178
Haweis, Hugh Reginald.
Old violins. N. y!, I1898.] Portrs. Pis.
4048.114
Henderson, William James.
How tnusic developed. N. Y. [1898.]
4049.182
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Richard Wagner, poete et penseur. 2e Edi-
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Pianist and organist A monthly musical
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Johannes Brahms in Erinnerungen. 2. Auf-
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Bendl, Karel. Quartett (F dur) [for strings].
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Binder, C. Ouverture fiir Orchester zu Offen-
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Bizet, Georges. "Djamileh." Opera comique
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Brauer, Max. Der Lotse. Oper in einem Act.
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Biisser, Henri. Antigone. Scene lyrique.
Partition chant et piano. Paris. [1893.]
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Busoni, F. B. Konzert fiir die Violine mit Or-
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Erb, M. J. Suite (D moll), Praludium-Ga-
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Forster, Alban. Lorle. Oper. Berlin.
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Hansmann, Victor. Bilder aus der Marchen-
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London.
Koessler, Hans. Sylvesterglocken (The bells
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Klavier-Auszug. Berlin.
Lange. S. de. Quartett No. 3 in G fiir zwei
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67. Hamburg. 1895.
Langer, Curt. Gavotte d'amour. Pour or-
chestre. Paris.
136
Langey, Otto. Zwei schottische Tanze fur Or-
chester. No. i. Highland. No. 2. TuUoch-
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Major, Julius J. Serenade fiir Streichorches-
ter. Op. 24. Leipzig.
Mathias, Georges, i" Concerto pour piano
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Mihalovich, Edmund von. Trauerklange fur
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Perosi, Lorenzo. La risurrezione di Lazzaro.
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Milano. fiSoQ.]
— La trasfigurazione di N. S. Gesu Cristo.
Oratorio . . . Partitura. Milano. [1898.]
Prout, Ebenezer. Minuet & trio for orchestra.
Op. 14. London.
Rufer, Philipp. Ingo. Grosse Oper in vier
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Smetana, Bedi^ich. Zweites Quartett fur 2
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Ursoruch. Anton. Das unmoglichste von Al-
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Werner. Aug. Gavotte pour piano. Arrange-
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Bindloss, Harold.
In the Niger country. Edinburgh, 1898.
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Carnegie, David Wynford.
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Human nature in rural India. Edinburgh,
1895. 3047.237
Dunn, Sara H.
Sunny memories of an Indian winter. Lon-
don, 1898. Pis. 3047.239
Enzberg, Eugen von.
Nansens Erfolge. 6. Auflage. Berlin, 1898.
Pis. Portrs. Map. 2261.82
Fricker, Carl.
Antarktis. Berlin, 1898. Illus. Portrs.
Maps. 2263.116
Gelcich, Eugen, and F. Sauter.
Kartenkunde geschichtlich dargestellt. 2.
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Illus. 2289x75
Lai a, Ramon Reyes.
The Philippine islands. N. Y., 1899. IHiis.
Portrs. Maps. 3040a. 187
Marche, Antoine Alfred.
Lu^on et Palaouan. Six ann^es de voyages
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3049a 168
May
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Map. 3045-30
Piolet, J. B.
Madagascar, sa description, ses habitants.
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Rehbock, Theodor.
Deutsch-Sudwcst-Afrika. Berlin, 1898. (i)
pp. 96 pis. Map. ao59a.i3i
Rochas, Victor de.
La Nouvelle Cal^donie et ses habitants.
Paris, 1862. 3045.19
Stair, John Bettridge.
Old Samoa, or flotsam and jetsam from the
Pacific ocean. [London.] 1897. Illits.
30490.172
Thonner, Franz.
Im afrikanischen Urwald. Meine Reise nach
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1896. Berlin, 1898. Illus. 87 pis. Maps.
3053.231
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The Philippine islands. N. Y., 1899.
3049a. 107
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Across western waves, and home in a royal
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Justus Perthes' Deutscher Marine-Atla«.
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Dagonet abroad. London, 1895. = 2278.83
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A shuttle of an empire's loom, or five
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Glimpses of our American kith and kin.
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L'£pine, Ernest
Un Parisien dans les Antilles. [Par] O^a-
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The United States: their geography, re-
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Pis. Maps. 4369.1^
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Onze mois au Mexique et au Centre-Am^
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Language. Rhetoric.
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The Greek prepositions, studied from their
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Manuscrit in^dit public par le due de
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4884.58.1, Suppl.
Ehrke, Eduard, compiler.
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Geschichte der Universitatsbibliothek zu
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General Literature. Criticism.
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The principle of success in literature. Ed-
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[Camelot series.] 2579.1^88
English and American Literature.
Barraud, Qement William.
Lays of the knights. London, 1898. 2566.136
Beers, Henry Augustine.
A history of English romanticism in the
eighteenth century. N. Y., 1899. 2556.88
Beowulf.
Angel sachsiches Heldengedicht tibertragen
von Moritz Heyne. 2d edition. Paderbom,
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Bovnton, John Henry.
Driftwood. 1883-1897. A memorial. [Ed
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Poems. Boston, 1898. = P.85.T80
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In memoriam. Versions, and Idle measures.
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Fitzgerald. Percy Hethrington.
A critical examination of G. Birkbeck Hill's
"Johnsonian" editions issued by the Clar-
endon press, Oxford. London, 1898. (7),
^ 86pp. 2451.67
Fordham. Mary Weston.
Magnolia leaves: poems. With introduc-
tory bv Booker T. Washington. Tuske-
gee. r 1807.1 = P.85.305
Forman. Emily Shaw.
Wild-flower sonnets. With illustrations by
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T7 .u • u T P.85.307
Fothenngham, James.
Studies of the mind and art of Robert
Browning. 3d edition. London, 1808.
^ c c ^ 1f>
The first two editions were entitled Studies in the
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Gates. Lewi*; Edwards.
Three studies in literature. N. Y., 1800
^%^ ^Q O^)
Content*. — Francis Jeffrey. — Newman as a
prose writer. — Matthew Arnold.
Hanscom. Alice E.
Perennia. [Poems.] Geveland. t8oR. 72
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MP'-'^v.Thomif;. 1840-
Wessex poems, and other verses. With illus.
by the atithor. N. Y., 1899. 2566.138
Hr»fbpwav. Samuel.
Rtt^h and Naomi. A paraphrase. Worcester,
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138
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Hereford, Elizabeth J.
Rebel rhymes, and other stories. N. Y., 1888.
vi, 78 op. = P.85.40S
Hewlett, Maurice.
Songs and meditations. Westminster, 1896.
2569.169
Hoccleve, Thomas. 1370?-I450?
Works. [Vol.] 3. London, 1897. [Early
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Howe, Julia Ward.
From sunset ridge. Poems old and new.
Boston. 1808. = P.85.431.3
Lodge, George Cabot
The song of the wave and other poems.
N. Y.. 1808. A.5290
Maigron, Louis.
Le roman historique i Tcpoque romantique.
Essai sur rinfluence de Walter Scott.
Paris, 1898. 4572.152
Martin, Arthur Patchett-.
The beginnings of an Australian literature.
London, 1808. 46 pp. Portr. 3043.18
Miller, Emily Huntington.
From Avalon, and other poems. Chicago.
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Works. Edited by William Tough. Edin-
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*4554.75
Philp, Carolyn Howard.
The ocean of dreams, and other poems.
London. [1898.] 85 pp. = P.83.693
Sinclair, William.
Scottish life and humour. Haddington.
[189-?] 2479.40
Statham, Henry Heathcote.
Architecture among the poets. London,
1898. Illus. 2557.99
Walker, Horace Eaton.
Intimations of heaven, and other poems.
Claremont. N. H., 1898. = 2394.109
Washington, George.
Farewell address. With a prefatory note by
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(i), 32 pp. 2349.79
Whitman, Walt.
Leaves of grass. Including Sands at seventy,
Goodbye my fancy. Old age echoes, and
A backward glance o*er travel'd roads.
Boston, 1898. Portrs. = Whitman **io.66
This is No. lo of the American limited edition of
sixty copies.
Wollmann, Franz.
t)ber politisch-satirische Gedichte aus der
schottischen Reformationszeit. Wien, 1898.
♦4552.55.8
French Literature.
Bruneti^re, Marie Ferdinand.
Essays in French literature. A selection,
translated by D. Nichol Smith. London,
1898. 2678.225
Hugo, Victor Marie, comte.
Les annees funestes. i85a-i87a [Poemes.l
Paris. [1898?] 2675.78
Laveleye, £mile Louis Victor dc.
Essais et Etudes. S^rie 3. 1883-92. Gand,
1897. 6676.109
Le Braz, Anatole.
La chanson de la Bretagne. [Poemes.] Paris,
1898. 2676.224
Lerberghe, Charles van.
Entrevisions. [Poemes.] Brussels, 1808.
4879.58
Michel, Henry.
Le quarantine fauteuil. Paris, 1898. 4949a. 12
Contents. — D*HausAonville. — Jurien de la Gra-
viire. — Jules Claretie. — Meilhac. — De Vofirfl*.—
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cour. — Brunetiftre.— Albert Sorel. — De Heredia.
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German Literature.
Dyroff, Adolf.
Fest-Gruss zur Eroffnungs-Feicr des neuen
Universitatsgebaudes zu Wiirzburg, am a&
Oktober 1896. [Wurzburg, 1897.] 8 pp.
No. 2 in ♦8091. 121
Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von.
Werke. Hrsg. von J. G. Fischer. Stuttgart
[1897?] Portr. 4901.15
Greek and Latin Literature.
Campbell, Lewis.
Religion in Greek literature. London, 1898.
2963.48
Coleridge, Edward Philip.
Res Graecae, being bnef aids to the history,
geography, literature and antiquities of
ancient Greece. London, 1898. Illus.
Maps. 3076.126
Euripides.
Plays, translated into English prose from the
text of Paley, by E. P. Coleridge. London.
1898. 2 V. Portr. 2996.43
Isham, Norman Morrison.
The Homeric palace. Providence, 1898. viii,
64 pp. Pis. 2963.32
Nettleship, Richard Lewis.
Lectures on the Republic of Plato. Edited
by G. R. Benson. London, 1898. 2995.59
Ovidius Naso, Publius.
Heroides. With the Greek translation of
Planudes. Edited by the late Arthur
Palmer [and Louis C. Purser]. Oxford,
T898. 2923.87
Plato.
Codex Oxoniensis Clarkianus 39 phototjrpice
editus. Praefatus est T. G. Allen. Pars i.
Lugduni Batavorum, 1898. *Cab.2i.i2.4
Symonds. John Addington. 1840-
Sketches and studies in Italy and Greece.
2d. 3d series. New edition. London, 1898^
PI. 2769.49
Tacitus. Caius Cornelius.
Vita Agricolae. Edited by H. Pumcaux.
Oxford, 1898. Map. 2945.71
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Vdlcius Paterctilus, Caius.
Ad M. Vinicivm libri dvo. Ex Amcrbachii
praecipve apographo edidit R. Ellis. Ox-
onii, i8(^. 2949.31
Persian Literature.
H^fiz, Muhammad Shams ud-Din.
Quelques' odes de Hafiz. Traduites par A.
L. M. Nicolas. Paris, 1898. [Biblio-
th^ue orientale elzevirienne.] 3Q29a.34
Versions from Hafiz. An essay in Persian
metre. By Walter Leaf. London, 1898.
(7). 76 pp. 3026.70
Spanish Literature.
Andrade Caminha, Pedro de.
Poesias ineditas. Publicadas pelo Dr. J.
Priebsch. Halle a. S., 1898. 3094- 139
Drama. Shakespeare.
Bradley, Katherine, and Edith Cooper.
The world at auction. [A play by Michael
Field, pseud.] [London, 1898.] *4574-i6i
Scene, Kome; time, a.d. 193.
Gottschall, Carl Rudolf von.
Rahab. Drama. Leipzig. tiSoS] 4896.50.397
Heywood, Thomas, -1659, and William
Rowley.
Fortune by land and sea. A tragi-comedy.
Acting version arranged for the annual
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Upsilon for 1899, by Janet E. Walker.
Boston, 1899. 4574- 165
Jullien, Jean Lucien Adolphe.
Histoire du costume au theatre. Paris, 1880.
Portrs. Pis. 2632.106
Lyonnet, Henry.
Lc theatre au Portugal. Paris, 1898. Portrs.
Pis. 3098.82
Moulton, Richard Green.
The ancient classical drama. 2d edition.
Oxford, 1898. 2968.83
Nani, G. K
Seelenstiirme. (Una tempesta neir ombra.)
Drama, tubers, aus dem Italienischen von
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Rostand, Eugene Alexis Edmond.
La Princesse Lointaine. Piece.' Paris, 1898.
6699a.72
SchelHng, Dorothea Caroline Albertine, editor.
Tres flores del teatro antiguo espanol.
Publicadas por Carolina Michael is. Leip-
zig, 1870. **D.26oa.ii6
Contents.— Las mocedades del Cid.— El Conde de
Sex.— El desden con el desden.
Whytc, Frederic.
Actors of the century. London, 1898. Portrs.
Pis. *2570.45
Folk-Lore.
Ford, Robert, editor.
Vagabond songs and ballads of Scotland.
With melodies. Paisley, 1899. ^2566. 140
Grimm, Jakob Ludwig Carl, and Wilhelm Carl
Grimm.
Deutsche Sagen. 3. Auflage. Besorgt von
Herman Grimm. Berlin, 1891. 6894.32
Hull, Eleanor, editor.
The Cuchullin saga in Irish literature. Lon-.
don, 1898. Map. [The Grimm library.l
2479.38
Kupfer, Grace H.
Legends of Greece and Rome. London, 1898.
Fls. 3489123
Reling, Hermann, and I. Bohnhorst.
Unsere Pflanzen nach ihren deutschenVolks-
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in Geschichte und Litteratur. 3. Auflage.
Gotha, 1898. 2904.69
Medicine. Hygiene.
Medicine.
Allisoij, Henry Edward.
Insanity and homicide. [St. Louis? 1898.]
13 pp. = 7804.70
Barton, Clara.
The Red Cross. A history. Washington.
[1898. J lllus. Portrs. Map. *3752.75
Cornell university, Ithaca, N. Y. Medical col-
lege.
Announcement, 1898/99. N. Y., 1898. =
'*'4484.I40
Gibson, George Alexander.
Diseases of the heart and aorta. Edinburgh,
1898. lllus. 3762.144
Gillespie, Alexander Lockhart.
The natural history of digestion. London,
1898. lllus. 3767134
Great Britain. Royal commission on vaccina-
tion.
A report on vaccination and its results. Vol.
I. London, 1898. [New Sydenham so-
ciety.] ♦5714.8a
Hertwig, Oscar.
Die Zelle und die Gewerbe. Grundziige der
allgemeinen Anatomic und Physiologic.
[Bd. I.] Jena, 1893. lllus. 3822.23
Hollopeter, William C.
Hay-fever and its successful treatment.
Phila., 1898. PI. 5809.87
Hoyorka Oskar, Edler von Zderas.
Die aeussere Nase. Eine anatomisch-anthro-
pologische Studie. Wien, 1893. lllus.
5804.35
Manson, Patrick.
Tropical diseases. London, 1898. lllus.
3799.165
Millot-Carpentier, Gabriel.
Nos ancetres : etude historique abr^gee de la
m^dccine depuis les temps les plus recul^s
jusqu'au commencement de ce siede.
Pans, 1898. xii, 82 pp. Portrs. 3728.79
Newton, Eleanor Frost.
A brochure on menorrspasm or dysmenor-
rhea^ menorrhagia and metrorrhagia, and
most modern treatment. [N. Y. ?] 1890.
15 pp. = No. I in 377772
Gynaecology. [N. Y.?] 1894. 28 pp. lllus.
= 3777.71
:40
Vaginitis, leucorrhoea. Phila., i8go. i8 pp.
= No. 2 in 3777.72
Potter, Samuel Otway Lewis.
A compend of human anatomy. 6th edition.
Phila., 1898. Illus. [Quiz-compends.]
3749-68
School physiology journal, The. Vol. 8, no. 5.
Boston, 1899. Illus. ♦7761.30
Chiefly devoted to the stady of the effects of
stimulants and narcotics on the human body.
Schreiber, Josef.
Das medizinische Paris. Wien, 1883. =
3722.68
University of Glasgow. Faculty of medicine.
Programme of courses, regulations for
graduation, and bursaries and prizes open
tor competition. 1896/97. Glasgow, 1096.
= ♦2509. IDS
Hygiene.
Cameos of vegetarian literature. London, 1898.
S769a.ii6
Chreiman, M. A.
Health, loss and gain. No. i. A plea for
preventive medicine. London, 18$^
3769.208
Cuempel, Carl Gottfried.
Common salt. Its use and necessity for the
maintainance of health. London, 1898.
Illus. 3768.166
Moore, J. Howard.
Why I am a vegetarian. Chicago. [1895.I
44 pp. = 5709a. 108
Winthrop, Alice Worthington.
Diet in illness and convalescence. N. Y.,
189Q. Illus. 3768.164
Founded on Mrs. Henderson's Diet for the sick.
Science.
American association for the advancement of
science.
Preliminary announcement of the Boston
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pp. Map. = 3935-8
Apgar, Austin C.
Birds of the United States east of the Rocky
mountains. N. Y. [1898.] Illus. 3908.73
Jeal, William James.
Seed dispersal. Boston, 1898. 95 pp. Illus;
5847.4^
Berry, Arthur.
A short history of astronomy. N. Y., 1899.
Illus. Portrs. 3929112
Brackebusch, Luis.
El carbon de piedra. Rio Cuarto, 1876. 48,
(i) pp. = 7867..S8
El oro. Cordoba, 1876. = 7862.44
Brooks, William Keith.
The foundations of zoology. N. Y., 1899.
[Columbia university biological series.]
3882.63
Campbell, Douglas Houghton.
Lectures on the evolution of plants. N. Y.,
1899. Illus. 3858.119
May
Cornish, Charles John.
Animals of to-day, their life and conversa-
tion. London, 1898. Pis. 3886.45
Davis, William Morris, and William Henry
Snyder.
Physical geography. Boston, 1899^ l^tis.
Maps. 586&83
Dippel, Leopold.
Grundziige der allgemeinen Mikroskopie.
Braunschweig, 1885. Illus. 3923.84
Gage, Alfred Pay son.
The elements of physics. Revised edition.
Boston, 1898. Illus. Portrs. 3967.96
The first e<fltion, with the title "A text-book of
the elements of physics," is on shetf-no. 3967.93.
Gibeme, Agnes.
Radiant suns. N. Y., 1894. Bins. Portrs.
3928^83
Gillet, Qaude Casimir.
Les champignons (fungi, hymenomycetes>
qui croissent en France. Paris, 18;^ 2 v.
^ Pis. ♦5852.35
Gray, Asa.
Field, forest, and garden botany. Extended
by L. H. Bailey. N. Y. [1895] ♦3843.86
Haeckel, Ernst Heinrich.
The last link. Our present knowledge of the
descent of man. With biographi<^
sketches by Hans Gadow. London, 1898.
3825.86
Henshaw, Henry Wetherbce.
An annotated list of the birds of Utah.
[Salem, 1874] I4 PP. = 3904-39
Hyndman, Hugh Henry Francis.
Radiation. Aii elementary treatise on electro-
magnetic radiation and on Rontgen and
cathode rays. London, 1898. 3969.201
Isenthal, A. W., and H. Snowden Ward.
Practical radiography. A handbook of the
application of the X-rays. 2d edition.
London, 1898. Illus. 7978.45
The xst edition, by Ward Alone, is on sheif-na
7978-36.
Marshall, Dr. William, professor of zoology
in Leipzig.
Bil der- Atlas zur Zoologie der Saugetiere,
Leipzig. 1897. 3882.65
Newbigin, Marion I.
Colour in nature. A study in biology. Lon-
don, 1898. 3828.94
Niewenglowski, Gaston HenrL
Technique et applications des rayons X«
Paris, 1898. Illus. 7978.46
Oels, Walter.
Pflanzenphysiologische Versuche, fur die
Schule zusanmiengestellt Braunschweig,
1893. xii, 80 pp. Illus. 3853J»
Preston, Thomas, M.A.
The theory of light 2d edition. London,
1895. Illus. a920a.8i
Silloway, Perley Milton.
Sketches of some conunon birds. Cincin-
nati, 1897. Pis. 59061I14
Treats of the birds of the United Slates cut of
the Rocky mountains.
Snyder, Monroe B.
Report of the Harvard astrophyskal confer-
ence, Aug., 1898. Lancaster, X89& ^^U^-
Tarr, Ralph Stockman.
First book of physical geograpliv. N. Y.,
1898. a&is^; 3835A
f
i899
United States. Naval observatory.
The second Washington catalogue of stars
together with the annual results under the
direction of J. R. Eastman. Washington,
1898. = • *792as3
Venabl^ Francis Preston, and James Lewis
Howe.
Inorganic chemistry according to the periodic
law. Easton, Pa., 1898. lUus. 5976.144
Woodward, Arthur Smith.
Outlines of vertebrate palseontologv, for stu-
dents of zoology. Cambridge, 1898. Illus.
3874.78
Young, Charles Augustus.
A text-book of general astronomy. Boston,
1895. Illus. *392oa.77
Mathematics. Navigation.
Surveying.
Borel, £mile.
Lemons sur la th^rie des fonctions. Paris,
1898. ♦♦£.5125.17
Houston, Edwin J., and Arthur E. Kenneliy.
The interpretation of mathematical formulae.
London, 1898. ♦♦£. 5 124.44
Koedilin, Maurice.
Applications de statique graphique. 2e edi-
tion. Paris, 1898. Text; Atlas, 54 pis.
♦K.51 11.27
L^vy, Maurice.
Lemons sur la th^rie des marges, professees
au College de France. Pte i. Paris, 1898.
♦♦E.51 13.42
M6ray, Hugues Charles Robert
Lemons nouvelles sur I'analyse infinitesimale
et ses applications geometriques. Paris,
1894*98. 4v. ♦♦E.5i2a25
Morris, Charles, F. R. met soc
Answers to the definitions, etc at the Board
of trade examinations in navigation. Lon-
don, 1898. 48 pp. 5929.44
Page, James Morris.
Ordinary differential equations. London,
1897. ♦♦KS 129.32
Riemann, Georg Friedrich Bemhard.
CEuvres mathematiques, traduites par L.
Laugel. Paris, 1898. ♦♦E.s 128.23
Tarleton, Francis Alexander.
An introduction to the mathematical theory
of attraction. London, 1899. **^'5i^'SA
Wharton, Sir William James Uoyd.
Hydrographical surveying. 2d edition. Lon-
don, 1898. Illus. Maps. 3943-81
Anthropology. Ethnology.
Bertillon, Alphonse.
Ethnographic moderne. Les races sauvages.
Paris. [1883. J Illus. 3822.275
Hamy, Ernest Theodore Jules,
l^tude sur les collections am^ricaines reunies
4 Genes 4 Toccasion de la 4e centenaire de
la d^couverte de TAm^rique. Paris, 1896.
31 pp. Pis. = 3822.266
Siebold, Heinrich von.
Ethnoloffische Studien uber die Aino auf der
Insel Yesso. Berlin, 1881. 48, (i) pp.
Pis. 3822.278
141
Philosophy. Education.
Ethics.
Philosophy.
Baldwin, James Mark.
Elements of psychology. N. Y., 1893. Illus.
3608.188
Handbook of psychology. N. Y., 1890, 94.
2 V. Illus. 3604.141
Cheiro, pseud.
Guide to the hand. A practical work on the
sciences of cheirognomy and cheiromancy.
N. Y. [1899.] Portr. Diagrams. 5600.18
Recejac, E.
Essay on the bases of the mystic knowledge.
Translated by Sara Carr Upton. N. Y..
1899- 3486.115
Education.
Balfour, Graham.
The educational systems of Great Britain
and Ireland. Oxford, 1898. 3598.183
Boston university.
First quarter centennial. Program and ad-
dresses. Boston, 1898. = 4492.225
Chamberlayne, Catharine J.
Miss Chamberlayne's school for girls. [Cir-
cular.] 1897. [Boston, 1897.] = *4499a.i94
Glasgow university extension board.
Short courses of lectures to women, in Queen
Margaret college. Session 1894/95,
[1895/06]. [Glasgow? 1894, 95] =
♦2509. I3»
Holman, Henry.
English national education. London, 1898.
3599.183
Hopkins, Louisa Parsons.
Natural-history plays, dialogues, and recita-
tions. [In verse.] Boston, 1885. (i), 88
pp. = P.85.425.1
Kaufmann, Georg Heinrich.
Die Lehrfreiheit an den deutschen Univer-
sitaten im neunzehnten Jahrhundert. Leip-
zig, 1898. 48 pp. 2874.02
Lehigh university. South Bethlehem, Pa.
[Circular, giving courses of study, etc.]
South Bethlehem, 1898. Pis. = ♦4492.231
Morley, John.
The struggle for national education. Lon-
don, 1873. 3593.150
Reed, Anna Stevens.
Mount Holyoke days in war time. Boston.
[1898.] Pis. 4407.202
Rose polytechnic institute, Terre Haute, In-
diana.
Annual catalogue, i6th. Terre Haute, 1898.
= *449i.45
Russell, James Earl.
German higher schools. N. Y., 1899.
3596.176
Salmon, David.
The art of teaching. London, 1898. Illus.
3599a. 138
142
Sarah Fuller home for little children who can-
not hear.
Annual report, ist, of the executive com-
mittee, June, 1889. Boston, 1889. =
♦5576.162
Sidgwick, Eleanor Mildred.
The place of university education in the life
of women. [London, 1897.] 55 pp. =
♦5589.121
Tadd, J. Liberty.
New methods in education. Art. Real
manual training. Nature study . . . Spring-
field, 1899. Illus. 4031.10
Taylor, Albert Reynolds.
The study of the child. N. Y., 1898. [In-
ternational education series.] 3598.153
University of California.
Annual announcement of courses of instruc-
tion in the colleges at Berkeley, 1896/97.
Berkelev, 1896. = ♦4481.147
University of Glasgow.
Faculty of science.
Programme of classes, regulations for
graduation, and bursaries, &c., open for
competition. 1896/97. Glasgow, 1896. =
♦2509.106
Queen Margaret college.
[Circular.] Session 1896/97. [Glasgow,
1896.] 4 pp. = 2509.144
Vcyssier, E.
De la m^thode pour Tenseignement scolaire
des Ungues vivants. Paris, 1898. 2958.87
Walker, Francis Amasa.
Discussions in education. Edited by J. P.
Munroe. N. Y., 1899. 3593-148
Ethics.
Guyau, Marie Jean.
A sketch of morality independent of obliga-
tion or sanction. Translated by Gertrude
Kapteyn. London, 1898. 3588.121
Sullivan, W. R. Washington.
Morality as a religion. London, 1898.
3588.119
Religion. Theology.
Abbott, Edwin Abbott.
Saint Thomas of Canterbury, his death and
miracles. London, 1898. 2 v. 3552.109
Bible.
Bible stories (Old Testament). Edited by
R. G. Moulton. N. Y., 1899. Map.
3429a.43
Kohelet . . . oder der salomonische Prediger
iibersetzt und kritisch erlautert von H.
Graetz. [Ecclesiastes in Hebrew and Ger-
man.] Leipzig, 1 87 1. = No. 2 in 3424.78
Schir Ha-Schirim . . . oder das salomonische
Hohelied ubersetzt und kritisch erlautert
von H. Graetz. Wien, 187 1. = 3424.78
With the Hebrew text.
Bright, William, D.D. 1824-
Some aspects of primitive church life. Lon-
don, 1898. 3526.79
Caldecott, Alfred.
The church in the West Indies. London,
t808. Map. 552974
May
Cochrane, Thomas.
Fifty-one years in the home mission field.
Edinburgh, 1898. Portrs. lUus. 3559.141
Collins, William Edward.
The beginnings of English Christianity with
special reference to the coming of St. Au-
gustme. London, 1898. Map. 3528.125
The English Reformation and its conse-
quences. London, 1898. 3529.119
Curtin, Jeremiah.
Creation myths of primitive America in rela-
tion to the religious history and mental
development of mankind. Boston, 1898.
34<^-i^
Dubosc de Pesquidoux, Jean Clement L^once.
L'immaculee conception: histoire d'un
dogme. Tours, 1898. 2 v. 3456.138
Gee, Henry.
The Elizabethan clergy and the settlement of
religion, 1558-1564. Oxford, 1898. 3434-II9
Goltz, Eduard, Freiherr von der.
Eine textkritische Arbeit des zehnten bezw.
sechsten Jahrhunderts hrsg. nach einem
Kodex des Athosklosters Lawra. Leipzig,
1899. [Gebhardt and Harnack.]
♦3504.50.17, part 4
Goyau, Georges.
L'Allemagne religieuse. Le protestantisme,
Paris, 1898. 3529.79
Gregory, Benjamin.
Side lights on the conflicts of Methodism,
1827-1852. Taken chiefly from the notes
of Joseph Fowler of the debates in the
Wesleyan conference. London, 1898.
3524.144
Guilbert, Edmund.
Annals of an old parish: Trinity church,
Southport, Connecticut N. Y., 1898.
Portrs. Illus. Map. 3547.111
Hod der, Edwin, compiler.
A book of uncommon prayers. London, 1898.
3447.129
Holme, Leonard Ralph.
The extinction of the Christian churches in
North Africa. London, 1898. [Hulsean
prize essay.] 3528.117
Jackson, Abraham Valentine Williams.
Zoroaster: the prophet of ancient Iran.
N. Y., 1899. Portr. Pis. Map. 3482.145
Kautzsch, Emil Friedrich.
An outline of the history of the literature of
the Old Testament Translated by John
Taylor. N. Y., 1899. 3425.122
Knobel, August Wilhelm.
Commentar iiber das Buch Koheleth. Leip-
zig, 1836. = 7425.78
Lawrence, William, bishop of Massachusetts.
[Collects to be used in the churches of the
diocese of Massachusetts, Sunday, June 20.
i8q7, the sixtieth anniversary of the ac-
cession of Queen Victoria.] Boston, 1897
(3) pp. = 7448.40
Lyon, William Henry.
The First Parish in Brookline. Brookline,
1898. 48 pp. Portrs. Pis. = 3544.146
Miles, George.
The bishops of Lindisfame, Hexham, Ches-
ter-le- Street, and Durham, a.d. 635-1020.
Lon don. [ 1 808. ] 3524.84
Mills, Benjamin Fay.
Twentieth century religion. Addresses in
Hollis St. theatre, Boston. Second seasoa
No. 1-15. Boston. [1898, 99.] = ^4^92
i899
H3
Mueller, Herrmann.
Les origines de la Compagnie de J6sus : Ig-
nace et Lainez. Paris, 1898. 3519-79
Pusey, Edward Bouverie.
Spiritual letters: edited by J. O. Johnston
and W. C E. Newbolt. London, 189B.
Portr. 3553106
Rogers, Arthur.
Men and movements in the English church.
N. Y., 1898. Portrs. 3528.121
Rous, Andr^ Theodore, marquis de la Maze-
1. *
lere.
Moines et ascites indiens. Essai sur le caves
d'Ajanti et les convents bouddhistes des
Indes. Paris, 1898. Pis. 3499.122
Sanday, William.
The conception of priesthood in the early
chyrch and in the Church of England:
four sermons. London, 1898. 3439- I3X
Sunderland. Jabez Thomas.
Sectarianism: its evils, causes, and cure,
Ann Arbor, 1894. 16 pp. = 7469.158
Talmud.
'Abodah Sarah, oder der Gotzendicnst. Ein
Traktat aus dem Talmud. Die Mischna
und die Gemara . . . iibersetzt und hrsg.
von F. C. Ewald. 2. Ausgabe. Nurnberg,
1868. = 3481.64
Thcra^atha.
Die Lieder der Monche und Nonnen Gotamo
Buddho's. Aus den Thera«ratha imd Thc^
rigatha . . . iibersetzt von K. E. Neumann
Berlin, 1899. 5022.45
Law. Legislation.
Barclay. Thomas.
The law of France relating to industrial
property, patents, trade marks, merchan-
dise marks, trade names ... & colonial.
Algerian and Tunisian regulations. Lon-
don, 1889. 3666.41
Birrell, Augustine.
Seven lectures on copyright in books. Lon-
don, 1899. 3666.43
Dreyfus, Alfred.
Lettres d'un innocent. Paris, 1898. Fac-
similes. 26i9a.93
Garland. Augustus Hill.
Experience in the Supreme Court of the
United States. Washington, 1898. Portrs.
5639.37
Maguire, James G.
The sailor and the law. Why American boys
do not become sailors. Speech in the
House of representatives, March 30, 1898.
Washington, 1898. 27 pp. = 4226.84
Reynolds. Joseph Ward.
Handbook of the mining laws of the United
States and Canada, arranged with refer-
ence to Alaska and the northwest terri-
tories. Chicago, 1898. 5665.48
Western union telegraph company.
Circuit court of tjfie United States. District
of Massachusetts. In equity. Western
union telegraph company et al., v. Ameri-
can Bell telephone company. Record on
exceptions to Master's report. Boston.
1899. 2 V. = ♦769oa.27
Useful and Industrial
Arts.
Andes, Louis Edgar.
Der Eisenrost. Wien, 1898. Ill us. [Chemisch-
technische Bibliothek.] 8018.48
Bennett, Richard, and John Elton.
History of corn milling. London, 1898.
Illus. 8013.1;^
Hurst, George H.
Soaps. A practical manual. London, 1898.
Illus. 3971- 132
Jameson, Charles D.
Portland cement, its manufacture and use.
N. Y., 1898. Illus. 4016.109
Kovalevski, W. J.
Die Produktivkrafte Russlands. Deutsche
autorisierte Ausgabe, von E. Davidson.
Leipzig. 1898. 4024.49
Rorer. Sarah Tyson.
Left-overs: how to transform them into
palatable and wholesome dishes. Phila.
[1898.] 79 pp. 8oo9a.24
Tayler, Alexander James Wallis-.
Aerial or wire-rope tramways. London.
1898. Illus. 8019.99
Unwin, William Cawthorne.
The testing of materials of construction. 2d
edition. London, 1890. Illus. 8037.37
Wuest-Kunz, C, and L. Thormann.
Die Jungfraubahn. Elektrischer Betrieb und
Bau. Brugg. 1898. 70 pp. Illus. 8013.183
Agriculture. Forestry.
Bailey, Liberty Hyde, editor.
The principles of agriculture. N. Y., 1898.
Illus. 3997.45
Cooke, Charles Wallwyn Radcliffe.
A book about cider and perry. London.
1898. PI. 5999.1 1 1
Eliot, Charles.
Vegetation and scenery in the Metropolitan
reservations of Boston. Boston, 1898. 3
pp. 57 pis. 3 maps. 584542
Forest leaves. Published bi-monthly by the
Pennsylvania forestry association. Vol.
6, no. 12; vol. 7, no. i, Phila., 1898, 99.
Pis. *384oa.62
Hotchkiss, George W.
History of the lumber and forest industry of
the Northwest. Chicago, 1898. Portrs.
♦8030.62
Maiden, Walter J.
The conversion of arable land to pasture.
London, 1898. 3999- 164
Maryland agricultural college quarterly, The.
No. I, 2. College Park, Md., 1898. =
♦5990a. 16
Timber trades journal. The. The export pine
trade of the Southern states of America.
London. 1898. Illus. 8030.60
Webb, Henry John.
Advanced agriculture. London, 1894. Illus
399727
144
Military and Naval Art, Science,
and History.
Drygalski, A. von, and C. von Zepelin.
Russland : Das Hcer von A. von Drygalski
C. von Zepelin; Die Flotte von C F.
Batsch. Berlin. [1898.] Illus. Portrs.
Maps. 3952.147-3
Giddings, Howard A.
Manual for cyclists. For the use of the
regular army, organized militia, and volun-
teer troops of the United States. [Kansas
City. 1898.] Pis. 5959a. 107
Lewal, Jules Louis.
La chimere du d^sarmement. Paris, 1897.
7572.220
Werner, Reinhold.
Bilder aus der deutschen Seekriegsisreschichte
von Germanicus bis Kaiser Wilhelm 11.
Miinchen, 1899. Illus. Portrs. 2822.24
Amusements. Games.
. Sports.
Cook, Charles Henry.
Practical letters to young sea fishers. By
John Bickerdyke [ps^df.]. London, 1898.
Illus. 4006.158
Demidof, £lim Pavlovitch, prince San Donato.
Hunting trips in the Cfaucasus. London,
1898. Illus. Map. 4002.164
Giffen, George.
With bat and ball. Twenty-five years' rem-
iniscences of Australian and Anglo-Aus-
tralian cricket. London, 1898. Portrs.
Pis. 4007.26
Hammond, Stephen Tillinghast.
Hitting vs. missing, with the shotgun. N. Y.,
1898. 4009.237
Hutchmson, Horace Gordon.
Golfing. 5th edition. London, 1898. 4009.11
Sandeman, Fraser.
By hook and by crook. London, 1894. Pis.
4006.148
Street, Charles Stuart.
Whist up to date. 4th edition. Boston.
[1897?] 4009a. 190
Webb, F. R.
Manual of the canvas canoe. N. Y., 1898.
Illus. 3959189
Westoby, William Amos Scarborough.
The adhesive postage-stamps of Europe.
Vol. I. London, 1898. Illus. 2237.39
Fiction.
In English.
Bumham, Gara Louise.
A West Point wooing, and other stories.
Boston, 1899. 68.9
May
Canton, William.
W. V's golden l^^cnd. N. Y. [1898.] Pis.
77.120
Chetwodc, R, D.
The knight of the golden chain. N. Y., 1899.
57-9
England, reign of Stephen.
Garetie, Ars^ne Amaud, called Jules.
Vicomte de Puyjoli. A romance of the
French revolution. Engli^ed by Emma
M. Phelps. N. Y., 1899. 1066.65
Cuoples, George.
The green hand. Adventures of a naval lien-
tenant Edinburgh, 1898. Portr. Pis.
1762.6
Davis, Mary Evelyn Moore.
The wire cutters. Boston, 1899. 68.8
Del and, Margaret.
Old Chester tales. With illus. by Howard
Pyle. N. Y.. 1899. 6a5
Findlater, Tane Helen.
The green graves of Balgowrie. N. Y., 1896.
Frederic Harold.
The return of the O'Mahony. N. Y.. 1800.
Portr. Pis. 6aio
Grahame, Kenneth.
Dream days. N. Y., 1899. 57.8
Haggard, Henry Rider.
Swallow : a tale of the great Trek. N. Y ,
1899. Pis. 57.12
Hector, Annie French. (Mrs. Alexander.)
Brown, V. C. N. Y., 1899. S7.ii
Howells. William Dean.
Ragged lady. N. Y., 1899. Pis. 68.7
Jokai. M6r.
A Hungarian nabob. Translated by R. Nis-
bet Bain N. Y, 1899. 1026.12
MacManus, Seumas.
Through the turf smoke. The love, lore, and
laughter of old Ireland. N. Y., 1899. S7.6
Macnaughton, S.
Selah Harrison. London, 1899. 57 7
Morvan, Louis.
The secret of Fougereuse. Boston, 1898. Pis.
Murfrec, Mary Noailles. (Charles Egbert
Craddock.)
The story of old Fort Loudon. N. Y., 1800.
Pms. ^^5
Time of French and Indian war.
Ravmond, Walter.
Two men o' Mendio. N. Y., 1899. SM4
Richards. Laiira Elizabeth.
Melody. The story of a child. Boston, 1808.
Skinner, Henrietta Dana.
Espiritu Santo. N. Y.. 1899. 57.13
In French.
Heiberg, Johan Ludwig, compiler.
Nouvelles danoises. Traduites par X. Mar-
mier. Paris, 1876. = 6899.137
Prevost, Marcel.
Dernicres lettres de femmes. [5ie Edition.]
Paris. [1898?] 267a23i
Nouvelles lettres de femmes. [496 Edition.]
Paris. [1898?] 26^^230
i899
145
In German.
Ebers, Georg Moritz.
Das Wanderbuch. Eine dramatische Erzah-
lung aus dem Nachlasse, und gesaxnmelte
kleine Schriften. 3. Auflage. Stuttgart,
1899. 6899a.78
Freytag, Gustav.
Die verlorene Handschrift. Roman. 28te
Auflage. Leipzig, 1897. 2 v. 2870.89
Gerstaecker, Friedrich.
Im Eckfenster. 5. Auflage. Jena. [1890?]
6894.27
Mississippi-Bilder. 5. Auflage. Jena. [1889.I
6894.26
Eine Mutter. 5. Auflage. Jena. [1880.]
6894.25
Heiberg, Hermann.
Merloir und Amor. Leipzig. [1898.I
0899.143
Heyse, Paul Johann Ludwig.
Martha's Briefe an Maria. 2. Auflage.
Stuttgart, 1898. 80 pp. 6896.98
Der Sohn seines Vaters und andere Novellen.
3te Auflage. Berlin, 1898. 6896.96
Kirschner Lola. (Ossip Schubin).
VoUmondzauber. Stuttgart, 1890. 2876.144
Wenn's nur schon Winter war* I 4. Auflage.
Stuttgart, 1898. 2876.145
Muegge, Theodor.
Die Erbin. 2te Auflage. Breslau, 1866. =
6896.94
Der Majoratsherr. 2te Auflage. Breslau,
1866. 6899.175
Taenzerin und Grafin. 2te Auflage. Bres-
lau, 1863. 6899.174
Ompteda, Georg, Freiherr von.
Der Zeremonienmeister. 2. Auflage. Ber-
lin, 1898. 6897.147
Poetzl, Eduard.
Hoch vom Kahlenberg. Heitere und emste
Skizzen aus dem Wiener Leben. 2tes
Bandchen. Leipzig. [1898.] 4896.50.395
Polenz, Wilhelm von.
Der Grabenhager. Berlin, 1898. 2 v.
6897.151
Trinius, Au^st
Miss Annie und andere Geschichten. Leip-
zig. [1898.] 4896.50.391
Wichert, Ernst Alexander August George.
Das grtine Thor. Jena, 1875. = 6896.92
Wittmann, Carl Friedrich, editor.
Vortrage Scherz und Ernst. Zur Belehrung,
Belustigung und Unterhaltun^ in geselligen
Kreisen. ites Bandchen. Leipzig. [i8q8.]
4896.50.394
In Italian.
Rovetta, Girolamo.
La baraonda. Romanzo. 3a edizione.
Milano, 1894- 2775.90
In Spanish.
Palacio Vald^s, Armando.
Maximina. begunda parte de Riverita. No-
vela de costumbres. Madrid, 1887. 2 v.
3098.186
Associations. Clubs.
Societies.
Boston elevated railroad company.
Annual report, ist, of the directors, for the
year ending Sept. 30, 1898. Boston, 1898.
= . ♦7658.170
Dutton, William Henry.
The boots and shoes of our ancestors as ex-
hibited by the Worshipful company of
cordwainers. With a brief history of the
company. London, 1898. Pis. ^4532. 122
Ferree, Barr.
Institute organization. The plan and scope
of the Brooklyn institute and its applica-
tion to other cities. N. Y., 1898. 20 pp. =
7915.60
Odd Fellows, Independent order of.
The record-history of the invitation to Boston
and the reception and entertainment ex-
tended to the Sovereign grand lodge, I. O.
O. F., September, 1898. Boston, 18^
Portrs. = *756i.87
Periodicals. Annuals.
Indexes.
Island of Cuba magazine, The. Vol. i, no. i.
Havana, 1899. Ill us. *736i.30
Libussa. Jahrbuch fiir 1846-50. Hrsg. von P.
A. Klar. Jahrg. 5-9. Frag. [1846-50.]
5 V. Portrs. Pis. = *6879a.35
Providence journal almanac. 1899. Provi-
dence. [1898.] = '*'4489a.i78
STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT.
BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS RECENTLY ADDED.
Social Science.
Political Economy.
Allix, Edgard.
L'ceuvre economique de Karl Mario, (Karl-
(jreorg Winkelbiech. 1810-1805). Paris,
1898. 9335-5
Ambrozovics, B61a.
Des moyens d'int^resser les agents aux Eco-
nomies sur les depenses et a I'augmenta-
tion des recettes. [From Congres inter-
national des chemins de fer, 1863. J =
9385439
La formation des employes de chemms de
fer en Uongrie. Bruxelles, 1888. =
9385.07
Atkinson, Edward.
Forced loans. Greenbacks, Sherman notes
and silver certificates. [N. Y., 1895.] =
5t)49.i44
Sheep in the cotton states. A suggestion for
doubling the crop of cotton . . . adding a
clip of wool . . . [Boston? 1898?] =
5656.87
Biedermann, Ernst
Die Sutistik der Edelmetalle. Berlin, 1898.
84 pp. Pis. *786o.75
Conigliani, Carlo Angelo.
La riforma delle leggi sui tributi locali.
Studi e proposte. Modena, 1898. 9336.2845
Family budgets: being the income and ex-
penses of twenty-eight British households.
1891-1894. Compiled for the Economic
club. London, 1896. 76 pp. 5563.41
Garelli, Alessandro Stefano.
FUosofia del monopolio. Milano, 1898.
Guyot, Yves.
L'Economie de Teffort Paris, 1896. 3567.212
Contents. — La science ^onomique et les taits. —
L*^change. — Trois entit^s: la propri^^, le capi-
tal, le travail. — Les instruments <i*6change: la
monnaie, le credit. — Capitaux fixes et capitaux
drculants, leur valeur relative. — Les aberra-
tions protectionnistes. — Des salaires. — Les con-
ceptions socialistes et les faits. — L'^volntion et
la regression ^onomiques.
Le Bourdais des Touches, Jean.
£tude critique sur le regime financier des
colonies francaises. Paris, 1898. 3645.117
Leroy-Beaulieu, Paul Pierre.
Trait6 th^orique et pratique d'dconomie poli-
tique. 2e Edition. Paris, 1896. 4 v.
9330.1
Loria, Achille.
L'unportance des Etudes to>nomiques sar les
coiomes. Paris, 1898. = 0325*54
McCleary, James T.
Studies m political science. St Paul, 1894.
32 pp. = 5<)4^i57
Marryat, Joseph. 1757-1824.
Concessions to America the bane of Great
Britain; or, the cause of the present dis-
tressed situation of the British colonial and
shipping interests explained, and the proper
remedy suggested. [Anon. J London,
1807. Jb58.86
Medford, Macall.
Oil without vinegar, and dignity without
f^ride: or, British, Amercian, and West-
ndia interests considered. 2d edition, with
a preface, and additions. Together with a
chart, shewing the rise and fail of the trade
between the two countries. London, 1807.
365a87
M6moires pour servir i I'histoire des assurances
sur la vie et des rentes viageres aux Pays-
Bas. R6unies et publics par la direction de
la societe generale N6erlandaise d'assur-
ances sur la vie et de rentes viageres. Am-
sterdam, 1898. = 9368.3-2
Merlin, Roger.
Le meuyage et la participation aux b^e-
fices. Paris, 1898. 9333-51
Neymarck, Alfred.
Vocabulaire manuel d'6conomie politique.
Paris, 1898. ♦556oa.2Q
Bibliography, pp. 45^478*
Parsons, Frank.
Public ownership of monopolies. Phila.,
1894. = 3659.32
Sayous, Andr6 E.
Les bourses allemandes de valeurs et de
commerce et les lois imp^riales des 22 juin
et 25 juillet, 1896. Paris, 1898. 9332.643
Segura y Cabrera, Andres.
£1 contrato de seguro de vida. Habana, i8».
Simonson, George M. ,, , . ^r v
The clearing house of New York aty. N. Y.
[1898.] 32 pp. Illus. Portrs, 5649.124
Smith, George Armitagc-.
The free-trade movement and its results.
London, 1898. [Victorian era series.]
3657-17
Supino, Camillo. ,
La borsa e il capitale improduttivo. MOaxK),
1898. 9332.6
Vanlaer, Maurice. ^^
La participation aux b6n6fioes. Pans, logBf
9331^1
i899
Wallace, Alfred Rttssd.
The wonderful century. N. Y. [1899.]
7917.13
Warner, John De Witt
Greenback retirement and "gold" bonds.
Speech in the House, February 6, 1895.
[Washington, 1895.] = 5643.110
Wicksell, Knut
Geldzins und Guterpreise. Jena, 1898.
3643.149
Wolff, Henry W.
Co-operative credit banks. London. [1898.]
58 pp. 3648.130
Political Science.
Citizens' union, New York city.
The city for the people! Campaign book.
Scpt-Oct., 1897. 2d edition. N. Y. [1897.)
Ti F^f= „ 4378.168
Hysiop, James Hervey.
Democracy : a study of government. N. Y.,
T ^2P% „r . 3568.223
Lee, Robert Warden.
The social compact A guide to some writ-
ers on the science and art of politics . . .
Oxford, 1898. 3568.221
opooner, L^sander.
Free pohtical institutions. An abridgment
znd rearrangement of Lysander Spooner's
Trial by jury. Edited by Victor Yarros.
«^.,®®^^®'^' '^- 47 pp. = 3626.17
World politics. N. Y., 1898. 3567.216
Sociology.
Annee sociologique, L*. Publiee sous la direc-
tion de fimile Durkheim. Annee i. 1896/97.
Paris, 1898 ♦35O6.226
Boston children s aid society.
Sutement for 1898. Boston. [1898.] =
T» , ^ *757i.i8
Brooke, Emma.
A Ubulation of the factory laws of European
countries in so far as they relate to the
hours of labour, and to special legislation
for women, young persons, and children.
London, 1898. 5665.63
Bumham industrial farm, Columbia county,
New York.
[Statement of its design and methods.]
, [Newark, N. J., 1886.] = 5576.158
Citizens association of Boston.
The changes recommended in the system of
public charity by the commission appointed
by Governor Wolcott [Cambridge. 1897.]
^ = 5575-139
Consumers' league. The, of Massachusetts.
Investigation of hours and other conditions
in the mercantile establishments of Boston.
[Boston, 1898.] ^ 38, (9) pp. = 5567.77
Girdlestone, Edward Deacon.
Society dassified, n reply to the question:
How far is the saying true that every one
lives either by working, begging, or steal-
ing? 5th edition, revised. London. [188-?]
7579.154
Leamet, Samuel.
The temperance problem. Its solution. N. p.
[1889.1= 7588.180
147
Lichtenberger, Andr^.
Le socialisme utopique. fitudes sur quelques
precurseurs inconnus du socialisme. Paris,
1898. 3569.257
Mavor, James.
The Scottish railway strike, 1891. Edin-
burgh, 1891. 5569a.i4it
National convention of working g^'rls' dubs, 2d.
Report of proceedings, Boston, May 9-11,
1894. Boston. 1894. = ♦5586.40
Oppenheimer, Franz.
Grossgrundeigentum und soziale Frage. Ber-
lin. [1898.] 9333.3
Philadelphia hv.me for infants.
Annusil report, 19th. Phila., 1892. =
♦5576.156
Revue sociale catholique. Brussels, 1898.
9305.44
Sanz y Escartin, Eduardo.
Uindividu et la reforme sociale. Traduit de
Tespagnol par A. Dietrich. Paris, 1898.
i^ 9302.2
Savatier, Henri.
La th^orie moderne du capital et la justice.
Paris, 1898. 9331.
Soloveitchik, Leonty.
Un protetariat meconnu. £tude sur la situa-
tion sociale et economique des ouvriers
juifs. Bruxelles, 1898. 3653.38
Stein, Ludwig.
Die sociale Frage im Lichte der Philosophic.
Stuttgart, 1897. 9302.
Tarde, Gabriel.
Les lois sociales: esquisse d'un sociologie.
Paris, 1898. 9301.
Watrigant. Henri.
Le decalogue agricole, ou esquisse d'un pro-
gram d'action catholique dans les cam-
pagncs. [Abbeville, 1898. 1 = 9335-9
Wiltse. Henry M.
The moonshiners. [Chattanooga, 1895.] Pis.
= 7589.109
On the illicit manufacture and sale of liquors.
Women's institute, London.
Transactions. No. i. [London, 1897.] =
♦5589.121
Public Documents.
United States.
Congress.
Hearings before subcommittee of House
committee on appropriations in charge of
legislative, executive, and judicial appro-
priation bill for 1900. Washington, 1898.
=f 9336.73
Spanish- American treaty, 1898.
Secret proceedings of the Peace commission.
Official verbatim report ... as originally
published by the New York Journal and
Advertiser ... [N. Y., 1898.] = ♦4420.71
Agriculture, Department of.
Experiment Stations.
Atwater, Wilbur Olin, and A. P. Bryant.
Dietary studies in Chicago in 1895 and
1896. Conducted with the co-operation
of Jane Addams and Caroline L. Hunt,
of Hull House. Washington, 1898. =
*S993.70S&
148
May
Atwater, Wilbur Olin, and Charles F.
Langworthy.
A digest oi metabolism experiments, in
whicn the balance of income and outgo
was determined. Washington, 1897.=
*5993.70.4S
Atwater. Wilbur Olin, and Charles liayton
Woods.
Dietary studies in New York city in
iSqS and 1896. Washington, 1898. =
♦5993.70.46
Atwater, Wilbur Olin, and others.
Report of preliminary investigations on
the metabolism of nitrogen ana carbon in
the human organism, with a respiration
calorimeter of speciaJ construction. By
W. O. Atwater, C. D. Woods, and F. G.
Benedict Washington, 1897. =
*599370.44
Foaden, George P.
Cotton culture in Egypt. Washington,
.1897. = 5993.70.42
Snyder, Harry.
Losses in boiling vegetables, and the
composition and digestibility of potatoes
and eggs. By H. Snyder, Almah J.
Frisby, and A. P. Bryant Washington,
^ 1897. = ♦S994.70.43
Statistics of the land-grant colleges and
agricultural experiment stations in the
Linited States for the year ending June
30, 1897. Washington, 1898. =
T.. . . *5993.70.5i
Forestry Division.
Fairchild, David Grandison.
Systematic plant introduction: its pur-
poses and methods. Washington, 1898.
= 5843.25.21
Mlodziansky, A. K.
Measuring the forest crop. Washington,
1898. = ♦5843.25.20
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Annual report, 12th, 1898. Washington,
1899. = 5658.6.12
Preliminary report on the income account of
railways in the United States for the year
ending June 30, 1898. Washington, i(
^^ =^ *9385.973-2.il
Navy Department.
Naval intelligence Office.
Cervera y Topete, Pascual.
Views of Admiral Cervera regarding
the Spanish navy in the late war. Wash-
ington, 1898. 442oa.6i
Mueller y Tejeiro, Jos^.
Battles and capitulation of Santiago de
Cuba. Translated from the Spanish.
Washington, 1898. Maps. Plans.
442oa.76
Same. (Completed.) 1899. 165 pp.
*3957.i7.i
The edition of 1808 omits thirteen chapters of the
Spanish work. Inis edition omits three only.
Paris Exposition.
General rules and regulations of the exposi-
tion. Chicago. [1899.] = *8o23.20
Treasury Department.
Letter from the Secretary . . . transmitting
estimates of appropriations required for
the service of the fiscal year ending June
30, 1900. Washington, 1898. C.241.6
War Department
Customs tariff and regulations for ports in
Cuba in possession of the United States.
Washington, 1898. = 7^43-177
Separate States.
Connecticut
School Document
Woodbridge, S. Homer.
Schoolhouse warming and ventilation.
[Hartford.] 1898. = *9697.-i
Iowa. Board of Health.
Biennial report, ist-9th. Des Moines, 1882-
97. = *96i4.09777
Kansas. State Board of Agriculture.
Eleventh biennial report, 1897 and 1898, con-
taining analysis of agricultural statistics
for twenty years [&cf. Topeka, 1899:
7992.5a.11
Massachusetts.
Bureau of Statistics of Labor.
The enumerator's book. (Number 2.) For
the industrial statistics of 1875. Boston,
1875. = ♦9311.2744--2
Metropolitan Water Board.
General information regarding the Metro-
politan water works. April, 1898. [Bos-
ton.] 1898. = *6457-3i
Cambridge. Board of Health.
Annual report for the year ending Dec,
1897, Nov., 1898. [Cambridge, 18^, 96.]
= *96i4.097444
State Board of Trade.
Reports at the annual meeting, 1898. [Bos-
ton, 1898.] = *3656.86
Mississippi. Secretary of State.
Biennial report to the Legislature for 1896
and 1897. Jackson, 1897. = *9353.962i-
New Mexico. House of Representatives. House
journal.
Proceedings. 32d session. Jan., 1897. Santa
F^, N. M., 1897. = 932a789i-
Issued in both 'English and Spanish.
Pennsylvania.
The Philadelphia exposition, September-
November, 1899. = 9606.748
Wisconsin. Forestry Commission.
Report [ist] [1897/8.] Madison, 1898. =
*9634.90775
Foreign.
Belgium.
Annuaire statistique de la Belgique. Tome
XXVIII, 1897. Bruxdles, 1898. =
9314.93. 189^1
Canada. Department of Finance. Insurance
Branch.
Report of the Superintendent of insurance
lor the year ended 31st December 1881-
1897. Ottawa, 1882-98. 17 V. =
*93fiS.g7iA
Denmark.
Causes de d^c^s dans les villes du rojraume
de Danemark ,1897. 1898. =
9614.109489
i899
149
Sutistike Medddelser, (4th series). 1897-
1898. = 9314.89
Principftl contenta.— Bmploi de la terre danB le
Danemark in 1896. Salaires des oavriern de r6tat
4 la journte on 4 la pi4ce. Caractire de la t6-
colte en 1897. R^coltes en Danemark, iSjK-iiqiS.
Indnstries an Danemark en 1897. Rapports sur
la determination de la snperficie dn Danemark.
Elections an Folketing 1893-1898. Prodnctions
contt oUes, X897.
Efl^t Administrations des postes.
Kapport et statistique g^n^rale, 1895. 1896,
1897. La Caire. = 9383.162
France
Minist^re de TA^culture.
Statistique aericole annuelle. 1893-1897.
Sv. Paris, 185)4-1898. = 9338.144-3
Statistique agncole de la France. Resultats
g^neraux de Tenquete decennale. 1882,
18^. With atlas. = 9338.144-2
Mimst^re des Travaux Publics. Division des
mines.
Statistique de I'industrie mindrale et des
appareils i vapeur en France et en Algerie.
15^. Paris, 1898. = 9338.244
Society d'£conomie Politique.
Annuaire, 1899. Paris, 1899. = 9306.^
Reunion du 5 mai 1898 [retirement of A.
Courtois and election of Jules Fleury].
Paris, 1898. = 9306.44-2
Germany.
Gladbach. Handelskammer.
Jahresbericht pro 1897. M. Gladbach.
[1898.] = ♦9381.4342-2
Guatemala.
Secretaria de fomento. Secci6n de estadis-
tica.
Anuario. Criminalidad. Inscripcion de
ciudadanos. Beneficencia. Rentas muni-
cipales. [1894.] Guatemala, 1898. =
♦9314.7281-2
Anuano. Territorio y poblacion [1894].
Guatemala. 1898. = ♦9314.7281-1
New South Wales.
Government Statistician.
New South Wales statistical register for
1897 and previous years. Sydney, 1898.
♦7010.50.1897
Spain.
Documentos presentados i las Cortes en la
legislatura de 1898 por el Ministro de £s-
tado. Madrid, 1899.
I. Negociaciones diplom&ticas desde el principio
de la guerra con los Estados Unidos hasta la
firma del protocolo de Washington y gestiones
practicadas para su cumpltmiento. 9341.746
XI. Conferencia de Paris y tratado de paz de 10 de
Diciembre de 1898. 9341.246
United Kingdom. Parliament.
Agreement concerning the exchange of pos-
tal parcels between the United Kingdom
and Guatemala. 1898. 9383.6
Navy estimates for the year 1899-1900. Lon-
don, 1899. 9354.427
Statement of first Lord of the admiralty,
explanatory of the navy estimates, 189^
1900. London, 1899. 9354.427-2
Report of the departmental committee on
prison dietaries. 1899. 9613.21
Report on manufacture and use of water gas
and other gases containing a large propor-
tion of carbonic oxide; with minutes ol
evidence. 1899. 9665.7
Reports on the use of phosphorus in the
manufacture of lucifer matches. By T. E.
Thorpe, Thomas Oliver and George Cun-
ningham. London. 1899. 9614.728
Reports respecting the telephone service in
various foreign countries. London, 1899.
9654.6
Seamen's savings banks (money orders and
transmission of wages). Statements, 1855-
1808. 9332.2
Worthington, T.
Commercial mission to South America:
Brazil CPart i). 9382.81
Board of Trade. Labour Department.
Fifth annual abstract of labour statistics of
the United Kingdom. 1897-98. London.
1898. = 9331.0942
Mural Decorations in America.
List of Photographs in the Boston Public Library.
All photographs may be seen on application to any of the attendants in the Fine Arts De-
partment
Abbev Edwin A<
The'aucst of the Holy Grail. (Boston Pub-
lic Library.)
Alexander, John W.
The evolution of the book. (Library of
Congress.)
Barse, (Jcorgc R.
Literature. (Library of Congress.)
Benson, Frank W.
The Graces and the Seasons. (Library of
Congress.)
Blashfield, K H.
Justice. (Lawyers* dub, New York.)
rittsburg offering her iron and steel to the
world. (Bank ot Pittsburg, Pittsburg, Pa.)
Evolution of civilization. (Library of Con-
gress.)
Sketch of detail for the Triumph of the
dance. (House of C. P. Huntington, New
York.)
Blum, Robert
The moods of Music (Mendelssohn Glee
Oub. New York.)
Cox, Kenyon.
Venice. (Walker art gallery, Bowdoin Col-
lege.)
The Arts, the Sciences. (Library of Con-
gress.)
Dielman, Frederick.
History, Mythology, and Tradition; Law.
(Library of Congress.)
Dodge. R. L.
The Elements. (Library of Congress.)
Gamsey, Elmer E.
The JElements. (Library of Congress.)
La Farge, John.
Athens. (Walker art gallery, Bowdoin Col-
lege.)
Music and Drama. (House of Whitelaw
Reid. New York.)
Low. Will H.
Harvest time. (House of Mr. Lawrence,
Lawrenceville, N. Y.)
Music of war. Music of sea. The Muses,
Drama, Piping times of peace, The Echo ;
Fourteen nations and their representative
instruments. (Astoria hotel. New York.)
McEwen, Walter.
Greek heroes. (Library of Congress.)
Mavnard, George W.
The discoverers. (Library of Congress.)
Melchers, GarL
Peace, War. (Library of Congress.)
Millet, F. D.
Thesmo^oria. (Bank of Pittsburg, Pitts-
burg, Pa.)
Pearce, Charles Sprague.
The Family. (Library of C^ongress.)
Pratt, Bela L.
The Seasons. (Library of Congress.)
Puvis de Chavannes, Pierre C6cile.
The Muses welcoming the (lenius of Enlight-
enment; Astronomy, Chemistry, Dramatic
poetry. Epic poetrv. History, Pastoral po-
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Library.)
Reid, Robert
The Sjnses, Wisdom, Understanding. Knowl-
edge, Philosophy. (Library of Congress.)
Sargent, John S.
Triumph of Religion. (Boston Public Li-
brary.)
Sewall. Robert V. V.
The Canterbury pilgrimage. (House of
(korge J. Gotild, LiJcewood, N. J.)
Shirlaw, Walter.
The Sciences. (Library of (ingress.)
Simmons. Edward.
The Muses. (Library of Congress.)
The Fates; Justice; Liberty; Fraternity;
Equality. (Criminal courts building. New
York.)
The Months; The Seasons. (Astoria Hotel.
New York.)
Thayer. Abbott H.
Florence. (Walker art gallery, Bowdoin
Colleare.)
Turner, Charles Y.
Triumph of Manhattan. (Manhattan hotel.
New York.)
Van Ingen, W. B.
Executive departments; United States;
L* Allegro; II Penseroso. (Library of
Congress. )
Vedder, Elihu.
Rome. (Walker art gallery, Bowdoin Col-
lege.)
(jovernment; Minerva. (Library of Con-
gress.)
Walker, Henry Oliver.
Lyric poetry. (Library of Congress.)
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Vol. IV, No. 6.
June, 1899.
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CLASSIFIED LIST
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April 15 to May 15 1899.
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The symbol = following the title of a work indicates that the work is a gift to tlS Library.^sJ^' '♦'V^
Reference Books.
Annoaire-almanach du commerce, . . . i899>
Paris, 1899. 3 v. B. H. Ref. 3011
Bouvier, John.
Law dictionary. New edition, revised, by F.
Rawle. Boston. 1897. 2 v. *5632.4
Biofin-aphical encyclopaedia of Maine of the
Nineteenth century. Boston, 1885. *4340.68
Cogfalan, Timothy Augustine.
The wealth and progress of New South
Wales. 8th issue. 1894. Sydney, 1896.
Map. B. H. Ref. 283.16
Newfoundland. Colonial secretary.
Year book and almanac of Newfoundland
for 1899. §t. Johns, 1898. B. H. Ref. 3134
Tout- Paris. Annuaire de la soci6t6 parisienne.
Paris, 1899. B- H. Ref. 301.2
Toynbee, Paget Jackson.
*A dictionauy of proper names and notable
matters in the works of Dante. Oxford,
1898. *4792.i3
Where to educate. 1898/9.
A guide to the best private schools, higher
institutions of leammg, etc, in the United
States. Edited by Grace Powers Thomas.
Boston. [1898.] Ulus. 3591.118
Genealogy. Heraldry.
Kelley, James K, compiler.
Wilmington records of births, marriages and
deaths, 1730-1898. Lowell, 1898. '*'435oa.2oi
Roseboom, Catharine, and others, compSers.
A brief history of the ancestors and descend-
ants of Jomi Roseboom (i 739-1805) and
of Jesse Johnson (1745-1832). Cherry
Valley, N. Y. [1899?] = 4432.149
Slayton, Asa Walker.
History of the Slayton hmiXy. Grand Rapids,
1898. Portrs. Pis. 4432.147
Biography,
Collective Biographies.
Baldwin, James.
Four great Americans. Washington, Frank-
lin, Webster, Lincoln. A book for young
Americans. Chicago. [1897.] Portrs.
Pis. 4348.220
Burton, Alma Holman.
Four American patriots. Patrick Henry,
Jackson, Hamilton, Grant. A book for
young Americans. Chicago. [1898.]
Portrs. Pis. 4348.221
Crimson, The.
Harvard volunteers [in the Spanish -Ameri-
can war] 1898. [Cambridge, 1898.] 44 pp.
Portrs. = 4483.195
Griswold, Harriet Tyng.
Personal sketches of recent authors. Chi-
cago, 1898. Portrs. 2243.77
Contents. — Tennyson. — Renan. — Darwin. —
Matthew Arnold. — Du Maurier. — Elizabeth
Barrett Browning. — Ruskin. — Huxley. — Har-
riet Beecher Stowe. — Stevenson. — Howells. —
Louisa May Alcott — Tolstoi. — Kipling. —
Christina Rossetti. — Thoreau. — Bayara Taylor.
— Barrie.
Single Biographies.
Arbuthnot, Sir Alexander John.
Lord Clive. The foundation of British rule
in India. N. Y., 1899. rortr. [Builders
of greater Britain.] 2548.178
Beckwourth, James P.
The life and adventures of James P. Beck-
wourth, mountaineer, scout, pioneer, and
chief of the Crow nation of Indians. New
edition. Edited by C. G. Leland. London,
1892. Pis. [Adventure series.] 4347.145
Brownson, Henry F.
Orestes A. Brownson's early life : 1803-1844.
Detroit, 1898. Portr. 355378
156
Cadell, Sir Robert.
Sir John Cope and the RebellioH of 1745.
Edinburgh, 1898. Map. 4515.1^
Carrington, Henry Beebee.
Washington the soldier. Boston, 1898.
Portrs. Maps. 2547.45
Collingwood, Stuart Dodffson.
The life and letters of Lewis Carroll (Rev.
C. L. Dodgson). N. Y., 1899. Portrs.
Pis. 4547.161
Compton, Berdraore.
Edward Meyrick Goulbum, dean of Nor-
wich. London, 1899. Portr. 3558.47
Cox, William Van Zandt, and Milton Harlow
Northrup.
Life of Samuel Sullivan Cox. Syracuse,
N. Y. [1898.] Portrs. Pis. 4344.182
Diederich, Benno.
Konigin Elisabeth von Rumanien (Carmen
Sylva). Ein Lebensbild. Leipzig, 1898.
05 pp. nius. Portrs. Fac-simile. 5088.20
Frederick n., the Great, of Prussia.
Briefwechsel mit Grumbkow und Mauper-
tuis (1731-59)- Hrsg. von. R. Koser.
Leipzig, 1898. *28i3.75
Gibbon, Edward.
Memoirs. Edited by O. F. Emerson. Bos-
ton, 1898. [Athenaeum press series.]
45492.153
Gladstone, William Ewart
The passing of Gladstone. London, 1898.
Illus. Portrs. 2546.181
Reprinted from "The daily news."
Grottschallj Carl Rudolf von.
Aus memer Jugend. Erinnerungen. Berlin,
1898. 2842.80
Dichter-Biographien. i. Band : Friedrich
von Schiller. Leipzig. [1898.] Portr.
4^*50.394
Griswold, Rufus Wilmot
Passages from [his] correspondence and
other papers. Cambridge, 1898. 4341.49
Leudet, Maurice.
The emperor of (krmany at home. Trans-
lated by Virginia Taylour. London, 1898.
Illus. Portrs. 4846.42
Maurel, Andr6.
Essai sur Chateaubriand, avec un appendice
bibliographique. Paris, 1898. 2679.204
Mazzini, Giuseppe.
Lettere inedite di Giuseppe Mazzini ed al-
cune de' suoi compagni d'esiglio. Torino,
1898. Portrs. 2747.86
Mill, John Stuart
Correspondance inedite avec Gustave d'Eich-
thal. Avant-propos et traduction par Eu-
gene d'Eichthal. Paris, 1898. 4548. 176
Palmer, Roundell, ist earl of Selborne.
Memorials. Part i, 2. [Edited by Sophia
M. Palmer.] London, 1896, 98. 4 v.
Portrs. Pis. "^4542.140
Parker, Charles Stuart, editor.
Sir Robert Peel. From his private papers.
Edited for his trustees. Vol. 2, 3. Lon-
don, i89g. 2541. 116
Rawlinson, George.
A memoir of Major-general Sir Henry Cres-
wicke Rawlinson. London, 1898. Portrs.
Map. 4543.142
Simpson, Eve Blantyre.
Robert Louis Stevenson's Edinburgh days.
2d edition. London, 189S. 4549-145
June
Sollv, Henry Shaen.
The life of Henry Morley, LL.D. London,
1898. Portr. 4548.178
Swift, Jonathan.
Unpublished letters. Edited by George Birk-
beck Hill. London, 1899. Portr. Pis.
4574.160
Yusuf ibn Rifi^", Bah& d-Din, called Ibn Shad-
d2ld.
The life of Saladin. London, 1897. Maps.
30200.117
H istory.
Ancient. Modem. Asia. Africa.
Oceanica.
Brandt, Max von.
Drei Jahre ostasiatischer Politik. 1894-97.
Beitrage zur Geschichte des chinesisch-
japanischen Klrieses und seiner Folgen.
Stuttgart. [1897. J 30iai47
Brooks, Francis Augustus.
Objections to the President's pr(K)osed sub-
jugation of the Filipinos under license
from Spain. Boston, 1899. 11 pp. =
422a75
Green, Elsa Goodwin.
Raiders and rebels in South Africa. Lon-
don, 1898. Pis. 3050a. 1^5
An acooant of affairs in the TnnsTuI after uit
Jameson raid, and in Rhodesia during the natire
outbreak of 1896.
Halstead, Murat.
The story of the Philippines . . . Events of
the war in the west with Spain, and the
conquest of Cuba and Porto Rico. [Chi-
cago, 1899.] Illus. Portrs. Maps.
J04oa.i88
Johnston, Sir Harry Hamilton.
A history of the colonization of Africa by
alien races. Cambridge, 189a Maps.
[Cambridge historical series.] 3058.186
Sweetnam, G^rge H.
What shall we do with the Philippines?
Boston, 1899. 48 pp. = 4^aS.79
Europe.
Lyonnet, Henry.
Ercursions historiques et litt^raires. Paris,
1897. 2678.227
Michelet, Jules.
Histoire de France au seizitoe siMe. La
iJgue et Henri iv. Paris, i8j>8. Portrs.
4617.13
Monod, Gabriel.
Etudes critiques sur les sources de rhistoire
carolingienne. Partie I. livrc i. Paris,
1898. fBibliotheque de r£cole des hautes
etudes.] *d622.i46
Rambaud, Alfred Nicolas.
A popular history of Russia, to 1880. Trans-
lated by L. B. Lang. Enlarged by N. H.
Dole. Boston, z88o-[S2l. 3 y. Portrs.
Pis. Maps. ^5062.30
Roehricht Reinhold.
Geschichte des Konigreichs Jenisaleiii (iioo-
1291}. Innsbruck, 1896. 3543-175
i899
America.
Earle, Alice Morse..
Home life in colonial days. N. Y., 1899.
Illus. 4358- 131
Femald, James Champlin.
The imperial republic N. Y., 1898. Maps.
4228.78
Miley, John D.
In Cuba with Shatter. N. Y., 1899. Portrs.
Maps. 442oa.97
Read, David Breakenridge.
The Canadian rebellion of 1837. Toronto,
1896. Portr. 4314-176
Vaili. Elizabeth Sedgwick.
An American's patriotic catechism. A brief
histoi^ of the settlement of the American
colonies ... in the form of question and
answer. N. Y., 1896. 96 pp. 4329.167
Watterson, Henry.
History of the Spanish-American war. Em-
braancr a complete review of our relations
with Spain. Boston. [1898.] Illus. Portrs.
Maps. 4420a. 1 10
Youne. George, of Philadelphia (?), editor.
The Columbus memorial, containing the first
letter of Columbus descriptive of his voy-
age to the new world; the Latin letter to
his royal patrons, and a narrative of the
four voyages of Amerigo Vespucci. Phila.,
1893. Portr. Map. 431 1. 197
Fine Arts. Archaeology.
Antiquities.
Cousens, Henry.
List of antiquarian remains in the Central
provinces and Berar. Calcutta, 1897. Maps.
[Archaeological survey of India.]
3040.157
Flouest, Edmond.
Notes pour servir i T^tude de la haute an-
tii^uit^ en Bourgogne. i. Le tumtdus de
bois de Langres. 2. Les sepultures ant^-
historiques de Veuxhaulles« [Semur, 1872.I
54 pp. Pis. = 4632.10
Hostmann, Christian.
Studien zur vorgeschichtlichen Archaologie.
Braunschweig, 1890. 2233.72
Otte, Heinrich.
Archaologischer Katechismus. Kurzer Un-
terricht in der kirchlichen Kunstarchao-
logie des deutschen Mittelalters. 3. Auf-
lag^e, neu bearbeitet von Dr. H. Bergner.
Leiozig, 1898. Illus. 4103.74
Rea, Alexander.
Monumental remains of the Dutch East India
conmany in the Presidency of Madras.
Maaras, 1807. (10), 70 pp. 63 pis. [Ar-
chaeological survey of India.] 3040.163
Fine Arts.
American academy in Rome.
Catalogue of the first annual exhibition.
N. Y., 1896. 42 pp. nius. 8(^9.211
157
Autotype company, London.
Illustrated catalogue of fine art reproduc-
tions, [loth edition.] London. [1898.]
Portrs. Pis. 8079.207
Burckhardt, Jakob.
Der Cicerone. Eine Anleitung zum Gcnuss
der Kunstwerke Italiens. 7te vermehrte
Auflage, unter Mitwirkimg von C. v.
Fabriczy und anderen Fach^enossen bear-
beitet von W. Bode. Leipzig, 1898. 2 v.
in 4. 4099.126
Contemporary art Thirty etchings and chro-
molithographs. With text. Phila., 1876.
= *4070.ii2
Coulthurst, S. L.
How to make lantern slides. London.
[1898.1 78 pp. Illus. 7979a.37
Davidson, Ellis A.
Linear drawing, showing the application of
practical geometry to trade and manufac-
tures. London. Illus. 8o79a.2o8
Day, Lewis Foreman.
Alphabets old and new. With an essay on
''Art in the alphabet" London, 1899. 61
pp. Pis. [Text books of ornamental de-
sign.] 6118.55
Dow, Arthur Wesley.
Composition. A series of exercises selected
from a new system of art education. Part
I. Boston, 1890. Illus. 4061.59
Guide du photographic. Paris^ 1854. = 7974-54
Guillaume, Qaude Jean Baptiste Eugene.
Notices et discours. Pans. liScfi}] 4089.67
Contents. — Charles Blanc — Paul Baudry. — M.
Jean Alaux. — Antoine Barye. — Discours.
Hall, James, of Springfield.
With brush and pen. Suggestions for some of
the newer phases of public school art in-
struction. N. Y. [1897. J 76 pp. nius. 4065.58
Kieslin^ Ernst, and others.
Die Kunst der Schaufenster-Dekoration.
Leiozig. [1899?] 2 v. Illus. "^8050.64
Lange, Konrad.
Der schlafende Amor des Michelangelo.
Leipzig, 1898. 93 pp. nius. 8085.87
Law, Ernest.
The royal gallery of Hampton Court illus-
trated. London, 1898. Illus. 100 pis.
♦4077.102
Life's comedy. 3d series. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
♦8073.162
Mauri, L. de.
L'amatore di maioliche e porcellane. Milano.
1899. Illus. ' [Manuali Hoepli.] 4029.28
Mdlerio, Andr6.
La lithographic originale en couleurs. Paris,
1898. 45 pp. 8065.154
Morris, William. 1836-1896.
Art and the beauty of the earth. A lecture
delivered at Burslem, October 13, 1881.
[Printed at the Chiswick press with the
Golden type designed by Morris.] (i),
31 pp. ^4076. 109
National portrait gallery, London.
Historical and descriptive catalogue. loth
edition. London, 1898. ♦8075.151
Peale, Rembrandt.
Granhics ; a manual of drawing and writing.
N. Y., 1835. 88 pp. Illus. 4068.&
Pope, Alexander.
The rape of the lock. With eleven drawings
by lAubrey Beardsley. London, 1897. 80
pp. Illus. ♦8o69a.iii
158
Strzygowski, Josef.
Das Werden des Barock bei Raphael und
Correggio. Nebst einem Anhanjj iiber
Rembrandt. Strassburg. 1898. Pis.
4077.104
Werckmeister, Carl, editor.
Das neunzehnte Jahrhundert in Bildnissen.
Mit Beitragen von Herman Grimm, Erich
Marcks . . . Lieferung 1-20. Berlin,
1899. *2240.65
Witthaus, F. E., editor.
Selected examples of decorative art from
South Kensington museum. Part i. Janu-
ary, 1899. London. [1899.] 12 pis.
*Cab.8o.i97.i
Architecture.
Bond, Francis.
English cathedrals. London, 1899. Illus.
4108.14
Boston.
[Plan of proposed alterations .in Copley
square.] [Boston.] 1899. Scale, 20 feet
to I inch. = No. 23 in ♦♦Map 35.1
Brock, Arthur Clutton-.
The cathedral church of York. London,
1899. IIIus. Plan. 4109.40
Darby, John Lionel.
Chester cathedral. Illustrated by Herbert
Railton. London, 1898. 66 pp. Pis.
Plan. 4109.23
Jewett, Llewellynn, and Samuel Carter Hall.
The stately homes of England, [ist], 2d
series. London, 1881. 2 v. Illus. Pis.
Plans. 2465.28
Landscape Gardening.
American park and outdoor art association.
Report. 1st, 2d. 1897, 98. Louisville [etc.],
1897, 98. 2 V. Illus. = *3994.25
In 1897 this was called Park and outdoor art as-
sociation.
Music.
Boston training school of music.
[Circular.] 8th year, 1898/99. [Boston, 1898.]
= ♦8047.130
Goudimel, Qaude.
Les cent cinquante Pseaumes de David, nou-
vellement mis en musique a quatre parties.
Paris, 1895-97. 3 V. [Maitres musiciens
de la renaissance frangaise.] 8042.145
Helm, Theodor.
Beethoven's Streichquartette. Leipzig, 1885.
4047.105
Henderson, William James.
The orchestra and orchestral music. N. Y.,
1899. Portrs. [The music lover's library.]
TT , T 8o59a.30
Huneker, James.
Mezzotints in modern music. Brahms,
Tschaikowsky, Chopin, Richard Strauss,
Liszt and Wagner. N. Y., 1899. 4048.141
June
Lavignac, Albert
Music and musicians. Translated by W.
Marchant. Edited, with additions on music
in America, by H. £. Krehbid. N. Y.,
1890. Illus. 4048-35
Moscheles, Ignatz.
Thematisches Verzeichniss im Druck er-
schienener Compositionen. Leipzig. [1861.]
66 pp. 8054.7
Nottebohm, Martin Gustav.
Zweite Beethoveniana. Nachgelassene Auf-
satze. Leipzig, 1887, 88. 4044.21
Reinsdorf, Otto.
Richard Wagner's Meistersinger von Num-
berg. Eine kritlsche Studle. Leipzig, 1873.
65 pp. = 40492.59
Schumann, Robert Alexander.
Music and musicians. Translated by Fanny
R. Ritter. N. Y., 1880, 81. 2 v. Portr.
4057.67
Trente et une chansons musicales [par] Qaudin
(de Sermisy), Consilium, Courtoys, . . .
et anonymes. Paris, 1897. [Maitres musi-
ciens de la renaissance frangaise.] 8052.150
Part-songs for four male voices.
Vogel, Adolf Bemhard.
Hans von Bulow. Seln Leben und sein
Entwickelungsgang. Leipzig, 1887. 76 pp.
Portr. 4a49a.47
SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF THE WORKS ADDED
TO THE ALLEN A. BROWN LIBRARY DURING
THE MONTH OP MAY.
Albert, Eugen d*. Zweites Concert [E-dur]
fur Pianoforte mit Orchester. Op. 12. Ber-
lin. [1893.1
Bendall, Wilfred. The Rosiere, cantata for
ladies' voices. London.
Bruell, Ignaz. Gringoire. Oper. Op. 66.
Leipzig.
Coquard, Arthur. Jahel. Trag6die lyrlquc.
Paris. [1899.]
Cowen, Frederic H. Idyllische Symphonic No.
6 in E dur, fur grosses Orchester. Leipzig.
[1898.]
De Koven, Reginald. The three dragoons. A
comic opera. Vocal score. ClncinnatLri899.]
Franck, C6sar. ^Le chasseur maudit Foeme
symnhonique. Partition. Paris.
Gleitz, Karl. Irrlichter. Fantasie fur Piano-
forte und Orchester. Op. 9. Berlin.
Guiraud, E. Danse persane. Air de ballet
[Partition.] Paris.
Hubay, Jeno. Scenes de la Csirda (No. 2).
Pour violon avec accompagnement d'or-
chestre. Op. 13. Hambourg.
Indv, Vincent d'. Istar. Variations sym-
phoniques. Partition. Op. 42. Paris. [i8g7.]
Jensen, Gustav. Landliche Serenade rtir
Str Mch-Orchester. Op. 37. Leipzig.
Kienzl, Wilhelm. Drel Suiten in Tanzform
fur Orchester. Op. 21c Kassel.
Klughardt^ August. Symphonle (C moll). Op.
57. Partitur. Leipzig.
Lecoc^ Charles. Ruse d'amour. Saynfte . . .
Pans.
Lutz, W. Meyer. Frankenstein, barlesqne
melodrama. London.
Moeller, Adolf. Sinfonie in G moll fur grosses
Orchester. Partitur. Leipzig.
1899
Nipravnik, K F. nHftPOAHiie TaHiya" [for or-
chestra]. Nos. 1-6. C^. 20. Partitura. St
Petersburg.
Perosi, Lorenzo. La passione di Christo,
secondo S. Marco. Partitura. Milano.
risgai
Pwet, Paul. Beaucoup de bruit pour nen.
Op^ra. Paris. [1898.]
Riemenschneider, Georg. Valse-Caprice ftir
Orchester. Leipzig, 1S93.
Servais, Franz. L'Apollonide (Ion). Drame
musical. Paris. [loQa]
Thieriot, Ferdinand. Serenade fur Streich-
orchester. Op. 44. Leipzig.
Verdi, G. Prelude d'Aida. Partition. Paris.
Wapner, Rudolf. Friihlingsjubel. Ouverture
fur Orchester. Op. 96. Leipzig.
Numismatics.
Thorbtun, William Stewart.
A guide to the history and valuation of the
coins of Great Britain and Ireland, in
ffold, silver and copper. 3d edition. En-
larged by H. A. Grueber. London, 1898.
41 pis. 2533.14
Geography. Travels.
Asia. Africa. Oceanica. Polar
Regions.
Ansorge, William John.
Under the African sun. A description of
native races in Uganda, sporting adven-
tures and other experiences. N. Y., 1899.
Illus. 3054.180
Chofre y Compania, publishers.
Carta general del archipi61ago filipino. Ma-
nfla, 1897. = No. 10 in ^Map 106.2
Reproduced under the direction of . . . [the] Chi^f
signal officer, U. S. Army, 1809.
Two copies, one of which is kept in the News-
paper Room.
Geographische Gesellschaft in Bremen.
Deutsche geographische Blatter. Bd. 1-20.
Bremen, 1837-97. Illus. Maps. ♦6276.25
Gordon, Charles Gibrge.
Gordon in Central Africa, 1874-1879 . . .
From original letters and documents. Ed-
ited by George Birkbeck Hill. [3d edition.]
London, 189^ Portrs. Map. 3057.114
An earlier edition, with the title "Colonel Gor-
don in Central Africa," is on shelf-no. 3057-^
Kajiwara, Cho Hachiro.
Map of Japan. Phila., 1892. Scale, 18.31
miles to i inch. *Map 69.12
Kinffsley, Mary H.
West African studies. London, 1899. Portrs.
Pis. 3056.163
Mallat de Bassilan, J.
Les Philippines. Histoire, geographic,
moeurs, agn'iculture, industrie et commerce
des colonies espagnoles dans TOc^anie.
Paris, 1846. 2 V. 3049a. 159
The atlas of plates is wanting. Linguistics, vol. a,
pp. tSt-ty^
Miller, Conrad.
Mappae mundi. Die altesten Weltkarten,
159
herausgegeben und erlautert. Stuttgart,
1895-1898. 6 v. Illus. Maps. 2281.12
Proust de la Gironiere, Paul.
Aventures d'un gentilhomme breton aux lies
Philippines. 2e Edition. Paris, 1857.
Illus. Map. 3040a. 183
Richthofen, Ferdinand Paul Wilhelm Die-
prand, Freiherr von.
Schantung und seine Eingangspforte Kiaut-
schou. Berlin, 1898. Pis. Maps. 3012.136
Three large maps are in a separate case.
Stoddard, John Lawson.
Lectures. Discourses delivered during the
past eighteen years. N. Y., 18^7, 98. 10
V. Illus. Portrs. ♦2263.80
Contents. — i. Norway. — Switzerland. — Athens.
— Venice. 2. Constantinople. — Jerusalem. —
Egypt. 3- Japan. — China. 4. India. — The
Passion i;>lay. 5. Paris. — La belle France. —
Spain. 6. Berlin. — Vienna. — St. Petersburg.
— Moscow. 7. The Rhine. — Belgium. — Hol-
land. — Mexico. 8. Florence. — Naples. — Rome.
9. Scotland. — England. — London. 10. South-
em California. — Grand Canon of the Colorado
River. — Yellowstone National Park.
Stone, R. H.
In Afric's forest and jungle, or six years
amon^ the Yorubans. N. Y. [1899.] Pis.
[Stories of missions.] 3058.187
Tasman, Abel Janszoon.
Journal of his discovery of Van Diemens
Land and New Zealand in 1642, with docu-
ments relating to his exploration of Aus-
tralia in 1644, being photo-lithographic fac-
similes of the original manuscript . . .
with an English translation. Amsterdam,
1898. Pis. Maps. ♦Cab. 70. 10.6
Europe.
Borsari, Luigi.
Topografia di Roma antica. Milano, 1897.
Maps. [Manuali Hoepli.] 2739a.48
Boucher de Crevecoeur de Perthes, Jacques.
Voyage d Aix-Savoie, Turin, Milan; retour
par la Suisse, en 1859. Paris, 1867. =
4869a.44
Fontane, Theodor.
Wanderungen durch die Mark Brandenburg.
Theil 2. Das Oderland. Barnim-Lebus.
Wohlfeile Ausgabe. Berlin, 1893. 2866.83.2
Same. Theil 3. Havelland. Die Landschaft
um Spandau, Potsdam, Brandenburg.
Wohlfeile Ausgabe. 1892. 2866.83.3
Laurencic, Julius, editor.
Unsere Monarchic. Die osterreichischen
Kronlander zur Zeit des fiinfzigjahrigen
Regierungs-Jubilaums . . . Franz Joseph I.
Nr. I. Wien, 1898. *486oa.i5
The author was a political offender transported
to Cayenne.
Stone, James Samuel.
Woods and dales of Derbyshire. Phila., 1898.
Pis. 2495.166
America.
Albertis, Enrico Alberto d'.
Crociera del Corsaro a San Salvador, la
prima terra scoperta da Cristoforo Co-
lombo. Milano, 1898. Illus. Maps.
4362. T90
Includes an account of a visit to the World's fair
at Chicago, and a study of the vessels, etc., of
Columbus.
i6o
Jtme
Davis, C. M., and T. Newman, compilers.
Los Angeles illustrated. [Los Angeles, 1898.]
Pis. = 4370a. 124
Fiske, Amos Kidder.
The West Indies. N. Y., 1899. Pis. Maps.
[Story of the nations.] 4369.162
Pitou, Louis Ange.
Voyage i Cayenne, dans les deux Am6nques,
et chez les antropophages. Paris, 1805.
2 V. Pis. *4366.i79
Robinson, Albert Gardner.
The Porto Rico of today. N. Y., 1899. Pis.
Maps. 4369.160
Tonge, • Thomas.
Denver by pen and picture. Denver, 1898.
(93) PP- Illus. Portrs. Map. 4378.162
Trowbridge, William R. H., jr.
Gossip of the Caribbees. Sketches of Anglo-
West-Indian life. London, 1895. Pis. =
4577.173
Language. Rhetoric.
Bruggencate, K. ten.
Engelsch woordenboek. Te Groningen, 1895,
90. C.R.63.14
Buckley, James Monroe.
Extemporaneous oratory for professional and
amateur speakers. N. Y. [1898.] 5597- 128
Qyde, Anna M., and Lillian Wallace.
Through the year. Book i. September to
January. A supplementary reader for third
and fourth year pupils, combining nature
study, science, history and literature. Bos-
ton, 18^. 4407.204
Fredrich, (Tarl.
Hippokratische Untersuchungen. Berlin,
1899. [Philologische Untersuchungen.]
2954.68.15
Gruber. E. H. Hugo.
Wie lernt man eine moderne f remde Sprache ?
2te Auflage. Berlin. [1898.] 96 pp.
295^88
Nesfield, John Collinson.
Historical English and derivation. London,
1898. 4589a. 155
Literature.
Bibliography. Libraries. Books.
Lawler, John.
Book auctions in England in the Seventeenth
century (1676--1700). London, 1898.
♦2127.120
Leclerc, £mile.
Nouveau manuel complet de typographic.
Paris, 1897. lUus. [ Manuel s-Roret.]
61 I9a.20
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Catalogue of English fiction. N. Y., 1898.
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Minneapolis. Public library.
Catalogue. Section i. English prose fiction
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Modem book-plates & their designers. Lon-
don, 1898/9. 78 pp. Illus. ♦8072.46
Morrison, Leonard Allison.
Dedication exercises of Armstrong Imilding
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Boston, 1899. 34 pp. Portrs. Fls. =
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Peries, Georges.
L'index: commentaire de la constitution
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pr6face de M. le chanoine Pillet Paris,
1898. ♦2188.42
Royal society, London.
International catalogue of scientific litera-
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don, 1898.] ♦6196.77
Jotimalism.
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Pitman's popular guide to journalism. Lon-
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Manuscripts. Autographs.
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Fac-similes de manuscrits grecs des xv^ et
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50 pp. of fac-similes. ♦6171.45
Washington, George.
Page of Hamilton's draft of the fau^well ad-
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Paffe of Washington's letter to Madison, en-
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General Literature. Criticism.
Fischer, Rudolf.
Zu den Kunstformen des mittelalterlichen
Epos. Wien, 1898. *45S2.55-9
Danish Literature.
Baggesen, Jens Imraanud.
Danske Voerker. 2. Udfl»ve. Vcd A. Bag-
gesen. Kj^enhavn, 1845-47. la y. in 6.
4909c IflO
English Literature.
Adams, Robert Chamblet
Illustrated story of the Union. In rhyme.
Revised by Herbert He3rwood. Boston,
1891. Portrs. Pis. 4325-iSo
1899
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett
Aurora Leigh. London, i8qo. Portr. [The
Temple dassics.] 2507.92
Browning, Robert
Dramatic Ijrrics. Dramatic romances. Christ-
mas-eve and Easter-day. [Camberwell
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Helen A. Clarke. N. Y. [18^.] 4569.191
The ring and the book. [Camberwell edi-
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Helen A. Qarke. N. Y. [1898.] 2 v.
4569.193
Cary, Alice and Phoebe.
Poetical works. Household edition. Boston,
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Caton, John Dean.
Miscellanies. Boston, 1880. Portr. 2395.150
Contents. — The close of a ludicial career. — *A
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forest of California.
Church, Alfred John.
Heroes of chivalry and romance. London,
1898. Pis. 2577.178
Same. N. Y., 1898. Pis. 2577.177
College requirements in English for careful
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[1899.] 6 parts in i v. 2558.45
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Crosland, T. W. H.
Literary parables. London, 1898. 61 pp.
2559a.40
Foulke, Elizabeth. E.
Braided straws. Boston, 1898. Illus.
4407.206
Stories and rerses for children.
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Elizabeth and the roses. A legend of Hun-
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Hancock, Albert Elmer.
The French revolution and the English
poets. N. Y., 1899. 4558.160
Heam, Lafcadio.
Exotics and retrospectives. Boston, 1898.
Ulus. 3499124
Howe, Mark Antony De Wolfe, jr., compiler.
The memory of Lincoln. Poems selected.
Boston, 1899. xvii, 65 pp. Portr. 4399a. 176
Lloyd, Arthur.
Kenshin's vision. A poem of Japan. Tokyo,
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Merrill, Charles Edmund, jr., compiler.
Yale verse. N. Y., 1899. 4509a-263
M^rnell, Alice Christiana.
The spirit of place, and other essays. Lon-
don, 1899. 4559a. 142
Oates, John.
The teaching of Tennyson. New edition.
London, 1898- 4557-154
Witherbee, Sidney A., editor.
Spanish-American war songs. A complete
collection of newspaper verse. Detroit,
189a
•"4391.1 14
161
French Literature.
Massy, Paul Auguste.
Au pays des carillons. [Poemes.] Paris,
^ 1898. 6709a.37
Olivier, Paul, editor.
Cent poetes, lyriques, precieux ou burlesques
du xviie siecle. Avec, en guise de preface,
un poeme de Jean Richepin. Pans, 1898.
Rod, Louis £douard.
Nouvelles Etudes sur le xixe siecle. Paris,
1899- 4697.97
Contents. — Alphonse Daudet. — Anatole France.
-- Victor Hugo et nos contemporains. — fimile
Hennequin. -- Arnold Boecklin. — Schopenhauer
et ses correspondants. — Unc traff6die oe Suder-
mann. — A. Fogazzaro. — L'idealism^ contem-
porain. — Lea mceurs et la litt^rature d'informa-
tion.
German Literature.
Walther von der Vogelweide.
Lieder. Ins Neudeutsche iibersetzt von W.
Eicrenbrodt. Halle a. S., 1898. 4879.42
Greek Literature.
Bacchylides.
Bacchylides. A prose translation. By E.
Poste. London, 1898. 46 pp. 2975.80
Japanese Literature.
Aston, William George.
A history of Japanese literature. N. Y.,
1899. 3015^.136
Scandinavian Literature.
Herzfeld, Marie.
Die skandinavische Litteratur und ihre Ten-
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1898. 48793.38
Drama. Shakespeare.
Ammann, Johann Joseph, editor.
Volksschauspiele aus dem Bohmerwalde.
Theil I. trag, 1898. No. i in ♦2904.65.2
Daudet, Alnhonse, and Leon Hennique.
La menteuse. Piece tiree de la nouvelle
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Paris. ri897?] 66993.80
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Washington and the theatre. N. Y., 1899.
79 pp. Pis. [Dunlap society.] *4504.44
Garborg, Arne.
Paulus. Schauspiel. tJbersetzung aus dem
Norwegischen von E. von Enzberg. Leip-
zig. [1898.] 4896.50.393
Jones, Henry Arthur.
The case of rebellious Susan. A comedy.
London. 1899. 4579a. 185
Jusserand, Jean Adrien Antoine Jules.
Shakespeare en France sous Tancien regime.
Paris, 1898. 45993.175
1 62
Leon. Victor.
Gebildete Menschen. Volksstuck. Leipzig.
[1898.1 96 pp. 4896.50.397
Marriott, E.
Bacon or Shakespeare? An historical en-
quiry. London, 1898. 46 pp. 4598.184
Pinero, Arthur Wing.
The benefit of the doubt A comedy. N. Y.,
18^. 6598.91
The notorious Mrs. Ebbsmith. A drama.
Boston, 1895. 6598.92
Trelawny of the "Wells." A comedietta in
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4574.167
Shakespeare, William.
Works. Edited by C. H. Herford. In ten
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Contents. — i. Love's labour's lost. — The com*
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midsummer-night's dream.
Troilus und Cressida. Tragikomodie. Nach
der Cbersetzung von W. A. B. Hertzberg,
bearbeitet von Ernst Freiherr von WoT-
zogen. Leipzig. [1898.] 4^-50.597
Sudermann^ Hermann.
Die drei Reiherfedem. Ein dramatisches
Gedicht. 6. Auflage. Stuttgart, 1899.
6899a.8o
Weyman, Stanley John, and Edward Rose.
Die rote Eminenz. Schauspiel. Deutsch von
E. Zabel. Leipzig. [1898.] 88 pp.
4896.50.394
A dramatisation of Weyman's Under the red
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Richelieu.
Folk-Lore.
Botermans, Antoine Johannes.
Die hystorie van die seven wijse mannen van
Romen. Haarlem, 1898. = 2953.47
S6biIlot, Paul.
Litt^rature oraile de TAuver'me. Paris, 1898.
♦4670a. 76
Medicine. Hygiene.
Medicine.
Boston, Mass. City hospital.
Photograph showing the improvised exten-
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Annual addresses of the oresident of the
Medical society of the District of Colum-
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3724.27
Cooke, Thomas, F.R.C.S.
Tablets of anatomy and physiology. Arteries,
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Creighton, Charles.
The natural history of cow-pox and YaoctJial
syphilis. Londoii, 1887. 3798^34
Lang, Arnold.
Text-book of comparative anatomy. Trans-
lated . . . by H. M. Bernard and Matilda
Bernard. London, 1891-96. a v. Illos.
590540
Treats of iiiTertebratea onhr-
Massachusetts volunteer aid association.
Hospital S. S. Bay state. 34 photographs.
Boston, i8g8. = *37Sa6i
Monti, Alois.
Das Blut und seine Erkrankungen. Berlin,
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Moore, Benjamin.
Elementory physiology. N. Y., 1899. Illus.
Diagrams. 3769.212
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An American text-book of diseases of the
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Hygiene.
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Bade- und Schwimm-Anstalten. Stuttgart,
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Mernman, Mansfield.
Elements of sanitary engineering. N. Y.,
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Thompson, Sir Henry, F.R.C.S. 1820-
Food and feeding. loth edition. London,
1898. PI. 576R116
Science.
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Records. Vol. i, 2, part 2. Boston [etc],
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Cajori, Florian.
A history of physics in its dementary
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Conant, Gilbert
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1^79- 3905.83
Lissler, Manuel.
The cyanide process for the extraction of
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' 3867.113
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Life and immortality; or, soul in plants and
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Marvels of ant life. London, 1898. Illus.
3899.92 .
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Sketches of natnre and life in Australia.
Marshall, Dr. William, professor of zoology in
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Spaziergang^e eines Naturforschers. 3. Auf-
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MicheTet, Jules.
L'oiseau. [Avecl £tude par F. Coppee.
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Peters, Carl.
King Solomon's golden Ophir. A research
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Pierson, Clara Dillingham.
Among the forest people. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
3818.89
Stories of woodland life for children.
Prahn, Hermann.
Pflanzennamen. Erklarung der botanischen
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Buckow, 1897. 3859a. 121
Rafinesque-Schmaltz, Constantine Samuel.
Ichthyologia Ohiensis, or natural history of
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Portr. 5902.83
Rogers, William Augustus.
The microscope as a factor in a study of the
behavior of metals under variations of
temperature. [188^.] = ;^5.i8
Sabine^ Wallace Clement.
A student's manual of a laboratory course in
physical measurements. Boston, 1898.
Illus. 5963-106
Wir6n, Axel.
Beitrage zur Anatomic und Histologic der
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52 pp. Pis. = 5880.18
Wisconsm. Geological and natural history
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Bulletin. Scientific series. No. i. Madison,
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Anthropology. Ethnology.
Andree, Richard, editor.
Beitrage zur Anthropologic Braunschweigs.
Braunschweiff, 1898. Illus. 2832.9
A collection of articles by different authors.
Hauffen, Adolf.
Einfuhnmg in die deutsch-bohmische Volks-
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i8q6. No. I in ♦2904.65.1
163
Laube, Gustav Carl.
Volicsthumliche Uberlieferungen aus Teplitz
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Lippert, Julius.
Das alte Mittelgebirgshaus in Bohmen und
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Owen, Luella Agnes.
Cave regions of the Ozarks and Black Hills.
Cincinnati, 1898. Pis. Maps. 4469.175
Mathematics. Astronomy. Navigation.
Surveying.
Andre, Charles Louis Frangois.
Traite d'astronomie stellaire. Partie i :
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Diagrams. ♦♦£. 5 147.22
Appell, Paul fimile.
Elements d'analyse mathematique a Tusa^e
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Qerke, Agnes Mary.
The concise knowledge of astronomy. Lon-
don, 1808. Illus. 3924.11 1
Martin, William Robert.
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tronomy. 3d edition. London, 1899. Pis.
Maps. 3922.137
Nijlandx Albert Antonie.
Uitmeting van den sterrenhoop G. C. 4410,
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Reye, Theodor.
Lectures on the geometry of position. Trans-
lated by T. F. Holgate. Part i. N. Y.,
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Philosophy. Education.
Ethics.
Philosophy.
B^ze, Francisco P. de.
La enseiianza primaria y sus metodos. Cor-
doba, 1877. 46 pp. = 3592.157
Roussel, Alfred.
Cosmologie hindoue d'apres le Bhagavata
purana. Paris, 1898. 3498.45
Schmid, Carl Adolf, editor.
Geschichte der Erziehung. Fortgefiihrt von
Georg Schmid. Bd. 1-3. Stuttgart, 1884-
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Siebert. Otto,
Geschichte der neueren deutschen Philosophie
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Education.
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Universities and their sons. History, influ-
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More and better public schools. N. Y., 1897.
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Ladd, George Trumbull.
Essays on the high^ education. N. Y., 1890.
3598.185
Morris. R. Anna.
Washington, Lincoln, and the 'American flag.
Patriotic birthday exercises for schools
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lUus. Portrs. 2549.82
Thompson, Alexander Hamilton.
Cambridge and its coUeges. London, 1898.
Pis. Map. 2499a. 120
Tweedie, Ethel B., editor.
The first college open to women. Queen's
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Ethics.
Mackenzie, John Stuart.
A manual of ethics. 3d edition. London,
1897. 3587.156
Salter, William Mackintire.
An ethical view of life. Phila., 1894. 20 pp.
= *3586:96
Religion. Theology.
American Moslem, The. Organ of the first
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Auj^ustinus, Aurehus, St.
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London. [1899.] [The Scott library.]
5509a. 53
The translation used is Pusey's.
Briggs, Charles Au^stus.
General introduction to the study of Holy
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Bruce, Alexander Balmain.
The Epistle to the Hebrews; the first apo-
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N. Y., 1899. 3422.145
Bunvan, John.
The pilgrim's progress from this world to
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Illus. Portr. ♦5501.64
Gray, Andrew.
The Church of England and Henry viii. 3d
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Kinloch, Marjory Georgina Jane.
Studies in Scottish ecclesiastical history in
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London. 1898. 3549a. 125
Newbolt. William Charles Edmund.
Religion. London, 1899. [Oxford library of
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Ojea, Hernando.
Libro tercero de la historia religiosa de la
Prouincia de Mexico, de la orden de Sto.
Domingo. Mexico, 1897. 57 pp. =
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June
Ollivier, Marie Joseph Hcnnr.
Le pape Alexandre vi. et fes Borgia. Partie
I. Paris, 1870. Portr. 3516.75
No more was published.
Orr, James.
Neglected factors in the study of the early
progress of Christianity. N. Y., 1899.
[Morgan lectures.] 3521. no
Quincy, Mass. First Congregational church.
The "Ghappel of ease" and Church of states-
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3542.136
Ramsay, William Mitchell.
Was Christ bom at Bethlehem? A study on
the credibility of St Luke. N. Y., 1898.
3477.120
Thomas i Kempis.
Variantes du livre De imitatione Christi.
[Par] Mgr. P. K Puyol. Paris, 18^
3448.129
Trine, Ralph Waldo.
The greatest thing ever known. N. Y.
[1898.J 55 pp. 3447.145
Wobbermin, Geor^.
Altchristliche liturgische Stucke aus der
Kirche Aegyptens nebst einem dogmati-
schen Brief des Bischofs Serapion von
Thmuis. [Und] Zur Uberlieferung des
Philostorgios von Ludwig Jeep. Leipzig,
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Framingham, 1884. = 7693.9
Browne, George.
A treatise on the principles and practice of
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Dreyfus, Alfred.
La revision du proems Dreyfus i la Cour de
cassation. Compte-rendu st^ographique
"in extenso," 27-29 oct. 1898. Paris, i^
26i9a.94
Engel, Antonie.
Naajmlooze vennootschappen. Beschouwing
over eenige buitenlandsche wetgevingen in
verband met de nederlandsdhe. Leiden,
1898. = 3626.40
Fennema, Enno.
Het vermogensrecht bij latere huwelijken
met het oog op de regeling daarvan in het
ontwerp der staats-commissie tot herzie-
ning van het burgerlijk wetboek. Leiden,
1897. = 3^.12
Flowers, Hiland.
An epitome of the laws of 18^, of the coun-
ty and city of New York, relating to
jurors. N. Y. [1898.] i*^ pp. = 3626.19
Hess, JcaxL
A I'Ue du Diable. Enquete d'un r^rter
aux lies du Salut et i Cayenne. Paris.
[iSga] nius. Portr. 26i9a.95
On the Dmftts tdhir,
MaiTiiy Marie Paul Constantin.
•Histoire populaire de Taffaire Dreyfus.
Paris, lidS. 26ipa.97
Phillimore, William Phillimore Watts, editor.
Edwardus Rex, 1207. Victoria Regina, 1897-
Pladta coram domino Rege apud West-
monasterium de termino Sancta Trinitatis
anno regni Regis Edwardi filii Regis Hen-
rici Vicesimo quinto. The pleas of the
Court of King's bench, Trinity term, 25
Edward i, 1207. With index by K A. Fry.
London, 189& [British record society.]
♦2502.155
Zijst, Wouter Adriaan van.
De nationaliteit van schepen beschouwd uit
een intemationaalrechtelijk oogpunt. Am-
ersfoort, 1897. 5613.16
Useful and Industrial
Arts.
Qay, Arthur Joseph.
A manual ot linear shorthand. Part i. Cor-
responding style. London, 1898. ♦6149.111
Dwight, Henrietta Latham.
The golden age cook book. N. Y.. 1808.
8006.57
Recipes for those wishing to follow a vegetable
diet.
Ga^s, Jacques Uon.
Traite de metallurgie du fer. Paris, 1898.
2 V. nius. 7862.45
Gomel, Charles.
Les grandes compagnies de cherains de fer
francs en 1897. Paris, 1898. 42 pp. =
7658.166
Industrialist, The. Issued bv the Kansas state
agricultural college. Vol. 24, no. 8, 9.
Manhattan, Kan., 18^ Ulus. ^5O90a.20
Journal t^legraphique. Public par le Bureau
international des administrations t616gra-
phiques. Vol. 23, no. i. Berne, 1899. =
♦796oa.30
Kramers, Joannes Coenrardus Hubertus.
De dectrische geleidbaarheid van kaliumni-
traat Leiden, 1897. = 3965.168
Marquis, Raoul.
Gas and petroleum engines. Translated and
adaptea from the French of Henry de Graf-
figny [pseud.] and edited by A G. Elliott.
London, 1898. Illus. 4019a. 172
Master car-builders' association.
The car-builder's dictionary. An illustrated
vocabulary of terms which designate
American railroad cars. N. Y., iS^. Pis.
♦8oioa.45
Sdinabd, Carl.
Handbook of metallurgy. Translated by
Henry Louis. London, 1898. 2 v. Illus.
3863.87
Tmscott, Samuel J.
The Witwatersrand goldfields banket & min-
ing practice. London, 1898. Illus. Map.
Tabfca. 7862.47
165
Military and Naval Art, Science,
and History.
Gloucester^ U. S. gunboat.
Loj|[ of the Gloucester, commanded by Lt-
Commander Richard Wainwright, during
the late war with Spain. Annapolis, 1899.
Illus. Portrs. 4420a. 1 1 1
Griffiths, /^hur George Frederick.
Wellington & Waterloo. With an introduc-
tion by Field-Marshal Viscount Wolseley.
London, 1898. Illus. Portrs. [The "Navy
and army illustrated" library. Stories of
our national heroes.] '*^52i.40
Jane, Frederick T.
The torpedo in peace and war. London, 1898.
Pis. 3950a. 122
Martin, Sir Thomas Byam.
Letters and papers of Admiral of the fleet
Sir Thos. Byam Martin, G. C. B. Edited
by Sir R. V. Hamilton. Vol. 2. [London.]
i8q8. Portr. [Navy records society.]
2502. 1 17. 12
Amusements. Games.
Sports.
Church sociables and entertainments. Phila.
[1898.] Pis. 8oo9a.33
Emerson, Charles Wesley.
Physical culture. 7th edition. Boston.
[1898?! Portr. Pis. 3592.158
Groos, Carl.
Die Spiele der Menschen. Jena, 1899.
4003.127
Potocki, J6zef.
Notatki mysliwskie z Afryki. Somali.
Warszawa, 1897. Illus. Portr. Map.
♦Cab.79.19.1
Potter, Isaac B.
Cycle paths. Boston, 1898. 80 pp. Illus.
[L. A. W. Good roads library.] 23703.117
Fiction.
In English.
Barr, Amelia Edith.
I, thou, and the other one. N. Y., 1898. Pis.
68.13
England, 1830-^, passage of the Reform bill.
Carryl, Charles Edward.
The river syndicate and other stories. N. Y.,
1899. Pis. 68.14
Crockett, Samuel Rutherford.
The Black Douglas. N. Y., 1899. Pis. 57.15
Dougall, Lily.
The Mormon prophet. [Joseph Smith.]
N. Y., 1899. 68.23
Dovle, Arthur Conan.
A duet. With an occasional chorus. N. Y.,
1899. 57.18
Doyle, Charles W.
The taming of the jungle. Phila., 1899. 68.24
i66
June
Elliott. Sarah Barnwell.
An incident and other happenings. N. Y.,
1^99. 68.18
Findlater, Jane Helen.
The green graves of Balgowrie. N. Y., 1896.
57.10
Fish, Williston.
Short rations. N. Y., 1899. Pis. 68.11
Fowler, Eilen Thomeycroft.
Concerning Isabel Carnaby. N. Y., 1898.
57.17
Fraser, Mrs. C. F.
Master Sunshine. N. Y. [1898.] 77-135
Gaunt^ Mary.
Deadman's. N. Y., 1899. 57-19
Hector, Annie French. (Mrs. Alexander.)
Brown, V. C. N. Y., 1899. 57."
Jokai, Mor.
A Hungarian nabob. Translated by R. Nis-
bet Bain. N. Y., 1899. 1026.12
King, Charles.
A trooper Galahad. Phila., 1899. 68.17
Lagerlof, Selma.
The miracles of Antichrist. Translated from
the Swedish by Pauline B. Flach. Boston,
1899. 1027.16
Mason, Caroline Atwater.
A wind flower. Phila., 1899. 68.12
Parker, Horatio Gilbert.
The hill of pains. Boston. [1899.] 68.21
Peattie, Elia Wilkinson.
Ickerv Ann and other girls and boys. Chi-
cago, 1899. 77.134
Ray, Anna Chapin.
Each life unfulfilled. Boston, 1899. 68.22
Robertson, Harrison.
"If I were a man." The story of a new
Southerner. N. Y., 1899. 68.16
Rod, Louis £douard.
Pastor Naudie's young wife. Translated by
Bradley Gilman. Boston, 1899. 1069.30
Stratemeyer, Edward.
Fighting in Cuban waters : or, under Schley
on the Brooklyn. Boston, 1899. Pis. 'J'j.i'^
Under Dewey at Manila: or, the war for-
tunes of a castaway. Boston, 1898. Pis.
77.130
A young volunteer in Cuba : or, fighting for
the single star. Boston, 1898. 77- 131
Tincker, Mary Agnes.
Autumns leaves. Verse and story. N. Y.,
1809. 68.20
Townshend, Richard Baxter.
Lone Pine : the story of a lost mine. N. Y.,
1899. 57.20
Vachell. Horace Annesley.
The procession of life. N. Y., 1899. 68.15
Watanna, Onoto.
Miss Nume of Japan. A Japanese-American
romance. Chicago, 1899. Pis. 68.26
Wharton, Edith.
The greater inclination. N. Y.. 1899. 68.19
Wildman, Rounseville.
Tales of the Malayan coast from Penang to
the Philippines. Boston. [1899.] 68.25
In French.
Conscience, Hendrik.
Les bourjreois de Darlingen.
Coveliers. Nouvelle edition.
Traduction
Paris, 1888.
6899.108
Le gentilhomme pauvre. Nouvelle edition.
Paris, 1893. 6899.106
Feuillet, Octave.
Le roman d'un jeune homme pauvre. I74e
Edition. Paris, 1898. 4676.87
Maquet, Auguste.
La belle Gabrielle. Nouvelle edition. Paris,
1896. 3 V. = 2679.48
A continuation of La Dame de Monsoreau by
Dumaa and Maquet.
Verne, Jules.
Cinq semaines en ballon. Voyages et decou-
vertes en Afrique par trois Anglais. 67e
Edition. Paris. [1898?] Illus. 4677.49
In German.
Buelau, Friedrich.
Geheime Geschichten und ratselhafte
Menschen. Sammlung verborgener oder
vergessener Merkwiirdigkeiten. 7. Band-
chen. Leipzig. [1898.] 8q, (i) pp.
4896.50.303
Contents. — Die Prinzesain Orsini. — Die Ceila-
mareverschwoning: Alberoni und Ripperda. —
Ferdinand vi. una Karl xxi., Konige von Spanien.
Brachvogel, Albert Emil.
Schubart und seine Zeitgenossen. Histo-
rischer Roman. 2te Auflagc. Jena. [1883.]
6897.111
Fontane, Theodor.
Cecile. Neue Ausgabe. Berlin. 1892.
6897.165
Effi Briest. 7. Auflage. Berlin, 1899.
6897.168
Ellemklipp. Nach einem Harzer Kirchen-
buch. Berlin, 1881. 6897.171
Frau Jenny Treibel, oder, »Wo sich Herz
zum Herzen find't." 5te Auflage. Berlin,
185^. 6897.166
Grete Minde. Nach einer altmarkischen
Chronik. 2te Auflage. Berlin, 1888.
6897.161
Irrungen Wirrungen. Berliner Roman. 5.
Auflage. Berlin, 1898. 6897.163
Die Poggenpuhls. 4. Auflaee. Berlin, 1897.
6897.164
Quitt. Roman. Berlin, i8qi. 6897.162
Schach von Wuthenow Erzahltmg aus der
Zeit des Regiments Gensdarmes. 3. Auf-
lage. Berlin, 1894. 6897.170
Stine. 3. Auflage. Berlin 1891. 6897.167
Unterm Birnbaum. Berlin, 1885. 6897.160
Unwiederbringlich. 3. Auflage. Berlin, 1898.
6897.169
Frederich, Bertha Heyn. (Golo Raimtmd.)
Verwaist. Roman. 4te Auflage. Berlin.
[1892.1 6896.103
Koeni^, Heinrich Joseph.
Marianne, oder, um Liebe leiden. Frankfurt
am M., 1858. = 4S49a.44
Meissner, Alfred.
Schwarzgelb. Leipzig, 1871. 4 v. in 2.
6899.156
The scene is laid in Austria, in 1850.
Schnitzler, Arthur.
Die Frau des Wei sen. Novelletten. 2. Auf-
lage. Berlin, 1898. 6897.129
Wichert, Ernst Alexander August George,
Ein Komodiant. Erzahlung. Leipzig. [1898.]
86 pp. 48?j6.5a394
1899
In Danish.
Goldschmidt, Meir Aaron.
Hjeml^s. Fortaelling. Kj^^nhavn. [1857.]
3 V. 4909c. 121
In Spanish.
Palacio Valdes, Armando.
Riverita. Novela de costumbres.
1886. 2 V.
In Swedish.
Madrid,
30Q8.187
Lcvertin, Oscar.
Fr&n Gustaf iii:s dagar.
Stockholm. [1897.]
Andra upplagan.
4909b. 1 19
Strandberfc Hilma Angered-.
Den nya varlden. Roman.
[1898.]
167
Stockholm.
4QO0b.I2O
Periodicals. Annuals.
Indexes.
Encyclopedic chimique publiee sous la direction
de M. Fremy. Table alphabetique des
matieres, par M. Chastaing. Paris, 1899.
♦5985.51
Library journal.
General index. Vol. 1-22. N. Y., 1898.
♦5304.4
New Brunswick magazine. Vol. i, no. 1-6.
St. John, 1898. ♦7396.20
Our lady of the sunshine. Morang*s illus-
trated summer annual. Toronto, 1898.
♦7300.25
STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT.
BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS RECENTLY ADDED.
Social Science.
Political Economy.
Banque de France.
Compte rendu au nom du conseil g6n^ral de
la oanque et rapport de MM. les censeurs.
Assembl6e g6n6rale des actionnaires, 29
Janvier, 1899. Paris, 1899. 9332. 1044
Boehm, Otto.
Die Kornhauser. Eine Studie iiber die
Organisation des Getreideverkaufes in
Amerika, Indien und Russland, sowie in
einigen deutschen Staaten. Stuttgart,
i8go. [Muenchener VolkswirtschaftRche
Studien.] 365584
Blondel. Louis.
La definition nominale et r^elle du b6n^fice.
Arras, 18^. = 9330.4-2
Cossa, Eniilio.
Del consumo delle ricchezze. Bologna^ 1898.
5042.113
Contents. — i. Letteratura economica dei feno-
meni del consumo.
Croker, Edward T. O'B.
Retrospective lessons on railway strikes.
United Kingdom. London, 1856. Portr.
Pis. 5566.67
Currie, Charles Earl.
Rej^ort on the commercial possibilities of
Cuba and Porto Rico . . . Compiled for
the Louisville Board of trade. Louisville,
1899. = ^5655.74
Ford, Thomas J., and John J. Garnett, pub-
lishers.
"A dollar worth a dollar." A collection of
articles and speeches on sound money by
T. G. Carlisle, J. Patterson, and others.
N. Y. 1 1895.] = 5649.153
Hallock, James Collins.
Proposed plan for the clearing of country
cheeky in New England. [Boston, 1898.]
4 pp. = No. 2 in ♦9332. i-i
Jackson, Charles Cabot.
Has gold appreciated? N. Y., 1895. 31 pp.
, = 3643.138
Johnson, Emory R,
Industrial services of the railways. Phila.
[1895.1 20 pp. 3654.88
Laycock, Frederick Uttley.
Good trade and a living wage. London,
1896. 5649.151
Peek, Johannes Hendrikus.
Toepassing der waarschijnlijkheids-rekening
of levensverzekering en sterfte-statistiek.
[Utrecht.] 1898. = 7760.10
Pitman, Sir Isaac, and sons, publishers.
Commercial geography of the United King-
dom of Great Britam and Ireland. [Book
I.] London. [1898?] Pis. Maps.
5659.116
Raffalovich, ^Arthur.
L'^tat et les renseignements commerciaux.
Paris, 1899. = 9380.07
Sarraut, Maurice.
L'impot pro^essif sur le revcnu. Une en-
quete en Suisse. Toulouse, 1898. =
9336.24494
Say, Jean Baptiste L6on.
Les finances de la France sous la Troisieme
r^publique. Tome premier. Paris, 1898.
Chart 9944-C^
Contents. — L' Assemble nationale. — Grands
emprunts de la guerre. — Impdta nouveaux.
1871-1875^
Sdigman, Edwin Robert Anderson.
The shifting and incidence of taxation. 2d
edition. N. Y., 1899. 5643.114
Smalley, Eugene Virgil.
The money question of today. Chicago, 1898.
_ ,32 Pp. = 5649.139
Tuck, Henry.
The railway shareholder's manual. 7th edi-
tion. London, 1846. 5649.157
Viti de Marco, A. de.
Saggi di economia e finanza. Roma, 1898. =
9330.4-3
Contents. — I. Le teorie economiche di Antonio
Serra. 9. Contributo alUt teoria del prestito pub-
blico. 3. Bntrate patrixnoniali e demanio.
Wolff, Emil.
Grundriss der preussisch-deutschen socialpo-
litischen tmd Volkswirtschafts-Gesdiicnte
vom Ende des dreissigjahrigen Krieges bis
zur Gegenwart (1640-1898.) Berlin,
1899. 5567.33
Political Science.
Guthrie, William D.
Lectures on the fourteenth article of amend-
ment to the Constitution of the United
States. Boston, 1898. 43203.199
Lowell, Abbott Lawrence.
Governments and parties in continental Eu-
rope. Boston, 1897. 2 V. 2303.66
Prussia.
Die Verfassungsurkunde fiir den prenssischen
Staat, vom 31. Januar 1850. Textausgabe
mit Anmerkungen und Sachregister. Her-
ausgegeben von K. Pannier. Leipzig.
[1898.1 4896.sa393
Reid, Andrew, editor.
The House of Lords question. With contri-
butions from Lord Monlcswdl, Philip
i899
Stanhope, Robert Wallace . . . London,
1898. 251970
Riley, Jerome R,
The philosophy of negro suffrage. Wash-
ington, 1897. Portrs. 7587- 151
Schmoele, Josef.
Die sozialdemokratischen Gewerkschaften in
Deutschland seit dem Erlasse des Sozial-
isten-Gesetzes. Teil 2, Abt i. Jena, 1898.
3563.192
Ulrich, Franz.
Les chemins de fer d'6tat, les voies navi-
gables d'etat, et la politique 6conomique
de TAllemagne. Introduction par Henry
Haguet. Paris, 1898. = 9385-943
Sociology.
Ashton, John.
The history of gambling in England. Lon-
don, 1898. *5574-iS2
Association protestante pour T^tude pratique
des questions sociales.
Travaux du Congr^s de Montauban. 6e as-
semble g6n6r23e. Novembre, 1894. Paris,
1895. = * 5567.35
Ballou, Adin.
History of the Hopedale community . . . Wil-
liam S. Heswood, editor. Lowell, 1897.
Portr. = 5564.47
Brooks, John Graham. •
The consumers' league. r3^ enlarged edi-
tion.] [Cambridgeport, 1099.] 33f (i) PP-
7579a.26
Brown, Mary Willcox.
The development of thrift N. Y., 1899.
3569a.25S
Qtizens union, New York city.
New York's tenement houses. 2d edition.
N. Y., 1897. 8 pp. Illus. *5579. 153-4
The city's poor. How machine government
failed in the public institutions on Black-
well's island and elsewhere. 2d edition.
N. Y., 1897. 15, (i) pp. Dlus. =
^ . *5579. 153.5
Herron, George Davis.
Between Caesar and Jesus. N. Y. [1899.I
5569a.i48
International cooperative alliance.
Statistics of co-operative societies in various
countries. London, 1898. Tables. "^5561.40
The text in parallel coltunns is in English, French
and German.
King. George.
Old ^e pensions. Glasgow, 1899. = 9362.6
Lake Mohonk.
Conference of friends of the Indians. Pro-
ceedings of the l6th annual meeting. 1898.
4364.105
Passy, Fr6d6ric
Les armements de I'avenir. 1895.
L'avenir de I'Europe. 1895.
Contribution au centenaire du comte Sclopis.
1899.
L'^ducation nationale. 1899.
Guerres et congres, ou le sodalisme interna-
tional. 1859.
Lettre ouverte i M. le directeur du Monde
^conomique, 1899.
La question de la paix, 1894.
L'titopie de la paix, 1897.
9172.4.2-9
169
Rawlinson, Sir Robert.
Public works in Lancashire for the relief of
distress among the unemployed factory
hands, 1863-66. London, 1898. 5566.65
Reich, Emil.
Die biirgerliche Kunst und die besitzlosen
Volksklassen. 2. Auflage. Leipzig. [1894.]
3568.225
Richmond, Mary £.
Friendly visiting among the poor. N. Y.,
^ . i^- = , , , 5579.155
Saint-Ferreol, Amedee.
La reforme agraire & ouvri^re en action.
Paris, 1898. 9335.01
A large part of this work is devoted to a con-
sideration of collectivism.
Schirmacher, Kaethe.
Le feminisme aux fitats-Unis, en France,
dans la Grande-Bretagne, en Suede et en
Russie. Paris, 1898. (3), 73 pp. 5589. I59
Supino, Camillo.
La domanda di lavoro e i disoccupati. To-
rino, 1899. = 9331.9
Trueblood, Benjamin Franklin.
The federation of the world. Boston, 1899.
7572.222
Public Documents.
United States.
Agriculture, Department of.
Agrostology Division.
Smith, Jared C.
Grazing problems in the southwest and
how to meet them. 1899. ♦7996.67.16
Chemistry Division.
Wiley, Harvey W.
Experiments with sugar beets in 1897.
1899. ♦5991.72.52
Entomology Division.
Osborn, Herbert.
The Hessian fly in the United States.
Washington, 1898. Illus. Map. =
♦5892.52, N.S. 16
E3cperiment' Stations Office.
Experiment station work 9, Farmers* bul-
letin, 92. *7995.40.92
Bevier, Isabel.
Nutrition investigations in Pittsburg,
Pa., 1894-1896. Washington, 1898. 48
pp. = *5993.70,52
Goss, Arthur.
Nutrition investigations in New Mexico
in 1897. Washington, 1898. PI. =
*599370.54
Mead, Elwood.
Abstract of laws for acquiring titles to
water from Missouri River and its tribu-
taries, with legal forms in use. 1899.
*5993-7o.6o
Wait, Charles E.
Nutrition investigations at the Univer-
sity of Tennessee in 1896 and 1897.
Washington, 1898. Illus. = ♦5993.70.53
Publications Division.
Thompson, George Fayette.
Synoptical index of the reports of the
statistician, 1863 to 1894. Washington,
1897. = *9630.973-2
170
Interior Department
Decisions of Department and General Land
Office relating to public lands, June-Dec,
1898. 1890. ♦5675.4.27
Education, Bureau of.
Reoort of the commissioner, 1897. 2 v.
*7595.i
State Department.
Consuls.
Soap trade in foreign countries. Screws,
nuts, and bolts in foreign countries. Ar-
p^ols in Europe. Rabbits and rabbit furs
m Europe. Cultivation of ramie in for-
eign cotmtries. Washington, 1898. =
♦7643-22.15
American lumber in foreign markets. Wash-
ington, 1897. = ♦7643.22.11
Vagrancy and public charities in foreign
countries. Reports from the consuls of
the United States. Washington, 1893. =
♦7643.22.9
Treasury Department.
Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Moser, J. F.
Hydrographic notes and sailing direc-
tions relating to Alaska from Dixon En-
trance to Yakutat Bay, 1899.
Internal Revenue Office.
Compilation of decisions by commissioner,
under war-revenue act of June 13, 1898.
1899.
Life Saving Service.
Annual report, 1898. ^5956.52
War Department.
Adjutant General.
Anderson, George L.
Electricity and its application in artillery
practice. 1899.
A reprint of the 1893 edition.
Ingalls, James R.
Supplement to artillery circular F.
(Ballistics.) 1899.
A reprint of the 1893 edition.
Walke, Willoughby.
Gunpowder and high exnlosives. 1899.
A reprint of the 1893 edition.
Military notes on Cuba. [2d edition.]
November, 1898. ♦9917.291
Medical Department.
Manual, 1809.
Regulations for army, 1895; with appendix
to Jan. I, 1899.
Separate States.
Alabama. Railroad commissioners.
•Annual report, 6th-8th, ioth-i8th, 1886-98.
Montgomery, 1887-98. 12 v. = ♦9385.9761
California.
San Francisco.
Message of the Mayor to the Board of
supervisors of the city and county of San
Francisco. [San Francisco.] 1899. =
♦6401.20
Kentucky. Railroad commissioners.
Annual report. Louisville, 1887-99. =
♦9385.9769
Massachusetts.
Boston. School committee.
Annual renort on the Horace Mann school.
Boston, 1898. = ♦6348.28
June
New York.
State institution for feeble-minded children,
Syracuse.
Annual rq>ort of the managers. [48th, 1898.
Supplemental. Includes Report on anthro-
pological work in the institution by Dr.
Ales Hrdlicka.] [N. Y.?l 1898. PI.
♦9362,3747-1
Railroad Commissioners, Board ol
Sixteenth annual report, i8{^ N. Y.,
1899. 2 V. Maps. 93859747
Foreign.
Argentina.
Secundo censo de la R^publica Argentina
1895. Tomo II. PoblacioxL Buenos Aires,
18^. = 9318.2
Australasia.
New Zealand. Registrar General.
New Zealand official year book. 1898.
Wellington, 1898. *5046.S9.i898
Bdgium.
Qiemins de fer, postes, tdegraphes, tele-
phones, et marine. Comte rendu, 1895,
1896, 1897. = 9385.9493
Brazil.
Worthin^on, T. c
Conditions and prospects of British trade
in Brazil. 9382.81
British India.
Report of the Indian famine commission,
1898. London [Simla], 1898. 9351.84
Appendices :
III. Bombay Presidency. 93Si.^3
IV. Central Provinces and Berar. 9351.^4^
VI. Punjab. 935i>S4-^
Canada.
Agrictdture.
Criminal statistics for the year ended 30th
September 1897. Ottawa, i8g8. = 93^971-
Trade and Commerce.
Report for the . . . month . . . [Oct., 1897]-
Dec, 1898. Ottawa, 18(^-09. = *9382.7i-2
The Annual reports are on *9^;a.7i-3.
Quebec. Board of Health.
Annual report [ist]-3d, for the year ending
June 30, 1895-97. Quebec, 1895-97. =
♦9614.09714-1
Denmark.
Statistike Meddelelser. 4th series, vol. 4.
K^benhavn, 1899. 9314.89
Contains statistics on crops, prices of srain, for-
eign trade, savings banks, and producttoo of ex-
cised articles.
Egypt.
Dispatches respecting the conduct of the
British and Egyptian troops after the battle
of Omdurman. London, 1899. 9399.6^
Report of her majesty's agent and consul-
general [Lord Cromer] on the finances,
administration, and condition of Egypt, and
the Soudan in 1898. London, 1899. 9962.-1
Moss & CO.
Egyptian statistical tableau, 1896 and 1897.
Alexandria. = 9338.062
France.
Ministere des affaires 6trang^res.
Declaration additionnelle du 21 mars 1899,
a la Convention franco-anglaise du 14 juin,
1898. Paris, 1899. Map. 9966.1
i899
Corrcspondance et documents relatifs i la
Convention franco-anglaise du 14 juin
1898. 1890-1898. Pans, 1899. 9962.6.3
Correspondance concemant la declaration
additionnelle du 21 mars 1899, 4 la Con-
vention franco-anglaise du 14 juin, 1898.
Paris, 1899. 9962.6.4
Germany. Reichstag.
Weiszbuch. Neunzehnter Theil. Berlin,
1899. 9325.943
Contains reports and papers on Africa and Mar-
shall Islands.
Ma|^deburg. Statistisches Amt.
Der magdeburger Wohnungsmarkt, 1894-
98. Magdeburg, 1899. = 9314.318.8
Sweden.
Ekonomisk Tidskrift. Uitgifven af David
Davidson. Arg. i. Haft 1-4. Stockholm,
1899. = 9330.54.85
Unitea Kingdom. Parliament.
A bill to legalise certain colonial marriages.
[1899] BUI 29
Cheap trains bill. 10 February 1899. Bill 26
Old age provident pensions bill. 10 February,
1899. Bill 41
A bill for establishing a national system of
old age pensions. [1899.I Bill 9
Report of the departmental committee on
beer materials. London, 1899. 9614.344
Minutes of evidence taken before the com-
mittee on beer materials. 9614.344-2
Minutes of evidence taken before the com-
171
mittee appointed to inquire into the Indian
currency. Part 11. London, 1899.
9332.4054
Report from the select committee on south-
eastern, and London, Chatham and Dover
railway companies bill. 1899. 9385.942-1
Providing for a consolidation.
Papers relating to the arbitration in the case
of Mr. Alderman Ben Tillett. London,
London, 1899. Statis. Per. 1509
Further correspondence respecting the af-
fairs of Crete. Map. London, 1899.
9949.98
Statistics relating to persons employed, out-
put, and accidents at mines and quarries in
the British colonies and in foreign coun-
tries. 1897. Edited by C. le Neve Foster.
London, 189^. 9338.2
Railway and Canal Commission.
Tenth annual report, with appendix. Lon-
don, 1899. 9385.942
Light railway commissioners.
Order authorising? the construction of light
railways in the isle of Thanet in the county
of Kent. London, 1898. 9625.11
Memorandum upon the use of automatic
couplings on railway stock, with especial
reference to American experience. Lon-
don, 1899. 9625.2
Hardinge, Sir A.
Report on the British East Africa protec-
torate for the year 1897-98. London, 1899.
9963.1
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CLASSIFIED LIST
OF THE
BOOKS PLACED IN THE LIBRARY
FROM
June 15 to July 15 1899.
I <■» I
The symbol = following the title of a work indicates that the work is a gift to the Library.
Reference Books.
Australian handbook (incorporating New-
Zealand, Fiji, and New Guinea). 1899.
London. fiSoQ.! Pis. Maps.
B. H. Ref. 314-2
Baedeker, Carl.
The United States, with an excursion into
Mexico. 2d edition. Lcipsic, 1899. Maps.
♦4488.57
Bithell, Richard.
The merchant's dictionary. New edition.
London. [1899?] *5648.i58
Burke, Sir John Bernard.
A genealogical and heraldic history of the
landed gentry of Great Britain and Ire-
land. Edited by [Ashworth P. Burke].
9th edition. London, 1^98. 2 v. Coats-
of-arms. 243oa.66
Dictionnaire encyclop6dique des sciences me-
dicales. Paris, 1864-1889. 100 v. Illus.
*5735.3
The first two volumes were edited by Raige-De-
lorme and Dechambre, the rest by Dechambre
alone until x886, after which he was assisted by
L. Lereboullet. The work was published in live
series, of which the fourth belongs alphabetically
between the first and second.
Foreign office list, 1899. London. [1899.]
B. H. Ref. 314.6
Guia oficial de Espafia. 1899. Madrid, 1899.
Portrs. B. H. Ref. 312.6
Law list. The. 1899. London, 18^.
B. H. Kef. 334.18
Massachusetts. General court.
Manual. Boston, 1899. B. H. Ref. 541.6
Official year book of the Church of England.
1899. London. [1899.] B. H. Ref. 173.7
Riemann. Huf^o.
Encyclopaedic dictionary of music. Trans-
lated by T. S. Shcdlock. Revised to 1897.
Phila,, 1898. *4045.75
Statesman's year-book. 1899. London, 1899.
B. H. Ref.314.13
Genealogy. Heraldry.
Balch, Thomas Willing.
The Brooke family of Whitchurch, Hamp-
shire, England. Together with an account
of Robert Brooke of Maryland and
Ninian Beall of Maryland and some of
their descendants. Phila., 1899. 71 pp.
Pis. = 4434.251
Burke, Ashworth Peter.
Family records [of Great Britain and Ire-
land]. London, 1897. Coats-of-arms.
♦243oa.68
Dimock, Susan Whitney.
Births, baptisms, marriages and deaths from
the records of Mansfield, Connecticut,
1703-1850. N. Y., 1898. *443oa.i34
Noyes, James Atkins.
Noyes pedigree. Boston, 1899. n PP. =
4432.22
Roberts, Ellwood.
Old Richland families. Including descend-
ants of Edward Roberts, Thomas Roberts,
Lancaster, Peter Lester. Norristown,
Pa., 1898. Portrs. Pis. Map. 4337.183
Stanford, Arthur Willis.
Register of the descendants of the revolu-
tionary soldier, Abner Stanford. [Karui-
zawa, Japan? 1898.] vii, 45 pp. Chart.
= 4439a. 123
Biography.
Collective Biographies.
Thayer, William Roscoe.
Throne-makers. Boston, 1899. 2249.84
Contents. — Throne-makers: Bismarck; Napo-
leon III.; Kossuth; Garibaldi. Portraits: Car-
lyle; Tintoret; Giordano Bruno; Bryant.
176
Single Biographies.
Bapst, Germain.
Le Marechal Canrobert. Souvenirs d'un
siecle. Tome i. 3e Edition. Paris, 1898.
4643.84
Benelli, Zulia.
Gabriele Rossetti. Notizje biografiche c
bibliografiche. Firenze, 1898. 2743.85
Broglie, James Victor Albert, due de.
Voltaire avant et pendant la Guerre de sept
ans. 2e Edition. Paris, 1898. 2829a.77
Cesaresco, Evelyn Martinengo, countess.
Cavour. London, 1898. [Foreign states-
men.] ^4li'2y
De Burgh, A.
Elizabeth, Empress of Austria. A memoir.
London, 1899. Illus. Portrs. 4846.58
Dugas, L.
Emile Souvestre: Thomme et le moraliste.
rCaen, 1898?] 26 pp. 4644.78
Du Seigneur, Maurice.
Paul Lacroix, Bibliophile Jacob. (1806-
1884.) Paris, 1885. 16 pp. Portrs.
2641.144
Hallbauer, O.
Life and works of G. F^rquhar. Holzmin-
den, 1880. (i), 33 pp. 2552.99
Kuegelgen, Wilhelm von.
Jugenderinnerungen eines alten Mannes.
Leiozig. [1898.] 4896.50.395
Lecigne, C.
Brizeux. Sa vie & ses oeuvres. Paris, 1898.
Portr. 4642.79
MacLeod, Xavier Donald.
Life of Mary, Queen of Scots. New edi-
tion. N. Y., 1898. 4548.179
Maistre, Xavier, comte de.
Chapitre inedit d'histoire litt6raire et biblio-
graphique. Geneve, 1895. Portr. 2647.158
The book consists oi Letters to, and from,
Xavier de Maistre. Bibliography, pp. X05-XJ8.
Moscheles, Felix Stone.
Fragments of an autobioorraphy. N. Y.,
1899. Portrs. 2545.150
Murray, Thomas Douglas, and Arthur Silva
White.
Sir Samuel Baker. A memoir. London,
1895. Pis. Portrs. Maps. 4544.175
Nolhac, Pierre de.
La reine Marie- Antoinette. lie Edition.
Paris, 1899. ^7.166
Order of the white rose. North American
branch.
In memoriam. [250th anniversary of the
beheading of Charles i.l N. p. [1899.]
Broadside. = *652i.35
Palgrave, Gwenllian F.
Francis Turner Palgrave. His journals and
memories of his life. London, 1899.
Portr. 4544.173
Pinkerton. Mary F.
Annie E. Johnson. [A memorial.} Boston,
1894. 16 pp. Portrs. = 4449.247
Spies, August Vincent Theodore.
August Spies' auto-biography; his speech
in court, and general notes. [Edited by
Nina Van Zandt.] Qiicago. [1887.]
(4)» 91 PP- Portrs. = 4448.88
July
Walcott, Charles Hosmer.
Sir Archibald Campbell of Invemeill, some-
time prisoner of war in the jail at Con-
cord, Massachusetts. Boston. [1898?]
62 pp. Portrs. Pis. 4543-144
H istory .
Ancient. Modern. Asia. Africa.
Oceanica.
Adams, Herbert Baxter.
The study and teaching of history. Phi
Beta Kappa address at William and Mary
college. Richmond, 1898. 18 pp. =
2218.47
Amir 'All, Matdavi Saiyid.
A short history of the Saracens. London,
1899. Pis. Maps. 5043.34
Bennett, Ernest NaUianiel.
The downfall of the dervishes: being a
sketch of the final Sudan campaign of
1898. London, 1898. Portr. Maps.
3053.218
Bladen, F. M., editor.
Historical records of New South Wales.
Vol. 1-5. 1762-1805. Sydney, 1892-97.
Text, 5 V. in 6. Portr. Maps. Pis.;
Atlas, 12 maps. = *304ai93
Burleigh, Bennet.
Khartoum campaign, 1898; or, the re-con-
quest of the Soudan. London, 1899.
Illus. Portrs. Maps. 3053.224
Myers, Philip Van Ness.
Analysis of lectures on Greek history. Uni-
versity of Cincinnati Cincinnati [1891?]
22 f f . = 3(^.128
Sanderson, Edgar.
Africa in the nineteenth century. London,
1898. Portrs. Map. 3056.167
Wauters, Alphonse Jtdes.
L'etat ind6pendant du Congo. Bnixdles,
1899. Map. 3059a. 133
Europe.
Ari, Thorgilsson, hinn Fr68l
The book of the settlement of Iceland.
Translated by Rev. T. Ellwood. Kendal,
1898. Map. 4823.28
Borkowsky, Ernst.
Die Geschichte der Stadt Naumburg an der
Saale. Stuttgart, 1897. Pis. 2825.85
Chabrier, Albert.
Les orateurs politiques de la France, des
origines a 1830. 2e Edition, publi6e par
E. Jacotdet. Paris, 1898. 46198.77
Comit6 nationaliste Catalan de Paris.
La question catalane. L'Esf^igne et la
Catalogue. Notice adress^ i la presse
europ6enne. 2e Edition. Paris, 1898.
19 pp. 3092.131
Dresden.
Die 8oojahrige Wettiner-Jnbelfeier. Jam
1889. Festschrift. Dresden. [1889.J 50
pp. =
^4824.:
i899
177
Gef froy, Mathieu Auffuste.
£tudes italiennes. Fans, 1898. 2779.43
Contents. — Florence: la renaissance. — Les
srands Medids. ~ Jirftme Savonarole. — Gui-
chardin, d'apris ses oeoTres in^tes. — Rome
monnmentale. — Rome pradant le Moyen age et
la premise renaissance. ~ La Ugende de la
CencL — Les collections et les oollectionneurs
i la fin du xviiie siide. (Les Piranesi.) — La
transformation de Rome en capitale modeme.
Haussonville, Joseph Otibenin Bernard de
Qdron, comte d'.
La Duchesse de Bourgogne et Talliance
savoyarde sous Louis xiv. Paris, 1899.
Portr. 4644.80
Imbert de Saint-Amand, Arthur L^n, baron.
La France et Tltalie (1859). [6e Edition.]
Paris. [1898.] 2648.190
McCarthy, Justin.
The story of the people of England in the
Nineteenth centuiy. 1800-1835. N. Y.,
189^ Portrs. Pis. [The story of the
nations.] 4527.124
Maleissye, Antoine Charles Marie Anne de
Tardieu, marquis de.
M6moires d'un officier aux gardes fran-
^ises (1789^93). Publi6es par G. Ro-
berti. Paris, 1897. Portr. 2625.130
Meyer, Hans, editor.
Das deutsche Volkstum. Leipzig, 1898.
Map. 2831.12
Rendel, Grace Daphne.
Newcastle-on-Tjme, its municipal origin and
growth. London, 1898. Pis. 2498.84
Turner, Frederick Alfred.
Brentford: literary and historical sketches.
First series. London, i8q8. (7), 81 pp.
2492.64
Vereshtcbagin, Va.sili Vasilievitch.
"1812." Napoleon i. in Russia. N. Y.,
1899. Illus. Portrs. 4654.80
America.
Adams, Robert Chamblet.
Illustrated story of the Union. In rhyme.
Boston, 1891. Portrs. Pis. 4325.180
Butterfield, Consul Will shire.
History of Brul6s discoveries and explora-
tions, 1016-1626 ... of Lakes Huron,
Ontario and Superior; and of his explo-
rations ... of Pennsylvania and western
New York, also of the orovince of On-
tario, Canada. Qeveland, 1898. Pis.
Maps. [Western reserve historical so-
ciety.] *437oa.i27
C^.y R.
The history of South America. By an
American. Translated from the Spanish
by Adnah D. Jones. London, 1899. Maps.
4313-162
Chenery, Winthrop Louis.
Some statistics of Belmont, Mass. Boston,
1890. 25 pp. Portr. = 4359^.131
Germain, Geom^ ist viscount Sackville.
The rights of Great Britain asserted against
the claims of America. Phila., 1776. 92,
(4) PP- ^4418.261
Kennedy, Arnold.
The story of the West Indies. London.
[i8|p8.1 Ms4>s. [The story of the empire
senes.1 4^.164
McCarthy, Justin Huntley.
A short history of the United States. Lon-
don, 1898. 4325-184
Marshall, Edward, member of ist U. S. vol-
unteer cavalry.
The storv of the Rough Riders, ist U. S.
volunteer cavalry. N. Y., 1899. Illus.
Portrs. 4420a. 1 17
Mason, Eveleen Laura.
What is America's relation to England?
Boston, 1896. 17 pp. Illus. = 432389
Peck, Charles H.
The Jacksonian epoch. N. Y., 1899.
4325.182
Peckham, Wheeler Hazard.
Response at the dinner of Union college
alumni association to the sentiment "The
Union of our fathers." N. p. [1898.]
12 pp. = 4228.76
Wakefield, John A.
History of the war between the United
States and the Sac and Fox nations of
Indians, 1827, 31, and 32. Jacksonville,
111.. 1834. *44i5.i25
Fine Arts. Archaeology.
Antiquities.
Brunn, Heinrich.
Kleine Schriften. Gesammelt von H. Brunn
und H. Bulle. Bd. i. Leipzig, 1898. Illus.
Portr. 2732.69
Contents. — i. Romische Denkmaler. — Alt-
italische und etniskische Denkmaler.
Biyant, William Qement.
Interesting archaeological studies in and
about Buffalo. [Buffalo, 1890.] 21 pp.
= 2336.32
Fine Arts.
Berger, Ernst, painter. 1857-
Quellen und Technik der Fresko-, Oel- und
Tempera-Malerei des Mittelalters, von der
byzantinischen Zeit bis einschliesslich der
ffErfindung der Oelmalerei* durch die
Briider van Eyck. Miinchen, 1897. Illus.
8073.164
Qarke, Thomas Benedict.
Catalogue of the private art collection of T.
B. Clarke, New York; to be sold at pub-
lic sale, February 14-17. N. Y., 1899.
♦8079.215
Qement, Qara Erskine.
A history of art for beginners and students.
With complete indexes. N. Y., 1891. 3
v. in I. Illus. 4076.102
Custt Lionel.
History of the- Society of dilettanti . . . ed-
ited by Sidney Colvin. London, 1898.
Portrs. Pis. *4072.29
Duval t Mathias, and £douard Cuyer.
Histoire de Tanatomie plastique. Paris.
[1898.1 Illus. 8087.57
£cole, U, des beaux arts. [Lithographic re-
productions from Raphael, Poussin, Rem-
178
brandt and others.] Paris. [i8— ?] 12
pis. = 4062.39
Eder, Josef Maria.
Ausfiihriiches Handbuch der Photographic.
Bd. I, Heft 1-5. Erganzungsband. Bd.
2, Heft 2, 3. 2. Ganzlich uragearbcitete
und sehr vermehrte Auflage. Halle a. S.,
1891-97. 8 V. lUus. Portrs. 3972.152
Gerhard, Friedrich Wilhelra Eduard, editor.
Trinkschalen und Gefasse des Koniglichen
Museums zu Berlin und anderer Samm-
lungen. Abth. i, 2. Berlin, 1848, 50. 2
V. Pis. *Cab.8o. 197.2
Knackfuss, Hugo.
Holbein. Translated by Campbell Dinigson.
Bielefeld, 1899. Illus. Portrs. 4082.71
Raphael. Translated by Campbell Dodgson.
Bielefeld, 1898. Illus. Portrs. 4082.70
Koenigliche Museen, Berlin.
Fuehrer durch die Bibliothek des Kunstge-
werbe-Museums. 2. Auflage der ^An-
leitung.* Berlin, 1896. 95 pp.
No. 2 in *2i79.85
Hauptwerke der Bibliothek des Kunstge-
werbe-Museums . . . Berlin, 1896-98. 6
parts in i y- *2 179.85
Maeterlinck, Maurice.
Exposition des oeuvres de Franz M. Mel-
chers . . . novembre 1895. Preface de
Maurice Maeterlinck, Paris. [1895.] 11
pp. = 4079a.55
Metropolitan museum of art, New York.
Guide to the halls and galleries. N. Y.,
1894. 52 pp. Plans. = 8077.125
Oakman, John, and others.
Moral songs, for the instruction and amuse-
ment of children. Phila., 1806. 48 pp.
*4509.266
Four of the woodcuts bear the initial A, the
mark used by Alexander Anderson; the others
may be by him, although thev are not mentioned
in the Catalogue of books illustrated by Ander-
son, N. Y., 1885.
Perabo, Ernst.
A pictorial conception suggested by the re-
marks before each movement of Beetho-
ven's Pastoral symphony. Photograph.
Buffalo. = *Cab.8o. 168.2
Pope, Alexander.
The rape of the lock. Embroidered with
eleven drawings by Aubrey Beardsley.
London, 1897. xix, 61 op. Pis.
♦8o69a.iii
Reber, Franz von.
Rom mit dem Triumphzuge Constantins im
Jahre 312. Rundgemalde von J. Biihl-
mann und Alex. Wagner. Beschrieben
von F. von Reber. Miinchen, 18^, 94.
2 v. Text. Atlas. = ♦8095.80
Weber, Siegfried.
Die Entwickelung des Putto in der Plastik
der Friihrenaissance. Heidelberg, 1898.
Pis. 8082.66
Weihnachts-Mappe.
Leipzig. [1897.] vi pp. 8 pis. [Meister-
werke der Holzschneidekunst.]
♦Cab.80.198.1.2
Whitman, Alfred.
The masters of mezzotint. The men and
their work. London, 1898. Portrs. Pis.
♦8071.149
The plates are mostly reproductions of famous
portraits.
July
Architecture.
Choisy, Francois Auguste. 1841-
Histoire de Tarchitecture. Paris, 1899. 2 v.
4092.72
T Square dub, Philadelphia.
Catalogue of the exhibition, and architec-
tural annual for 1898. [Phila., 1899.]
Illus. Portrs. = ^4092.70
Landscape Gardening.
Parsons, Samuel, jr.
How to plan the home grounds. N. Y.^
1899. Illus.
39»I75
Music.
Agnew, Phihp Leslie.
A run through "The Nibclung's ring.
London, 18^ 82 pp. 4048.137
Baur, J.
Winke betreffend den Gcsanguntcrricht in
der Volksschule. Ziirich, 1887. 3h (O
pp. = 4045.37
Beethoven, Ludwig van.
Duos, Trios, Quartette, Quintette, Sextette,
Septett, Concerte u. Symphonicn, fiir
Pianoforte zu vier Handen arrangirt von
Hugo Ulrich u. Rob. Wittmann. Leipzig.
[i^?J = 8055.124
Costeley, (juillaume.
Musiquc. Premier fascicule. Paris, 1896.
8042.146
Doerffel. Alfred.
Festschrift zur hundertjahrigen Jubclfcicr
der Einweihung des Concertsaales im Ge-
wandhause zu Leipzig. 25. November
1781-25. November 1881. [Leipzig.] 1881.
Pis. No. 2 in 4040-99
Geschichte der Gewandhausconcerte zu
Leipzig vom 25. November 1781 bis 25.
November 1881. Leipzig, 1884.
No. I in 4040.99
Eisenberg, Ludwig.
Johann Strauss. Ein Lebensbild. Leipzig,
1894. Portrs. 40492.44
Evans, David Emlyn.
Alawon fy Ngwlad, The lays of my land:
collected by Nicholas Bennett Arranged
for harp or pianoforte. Newtown, 1896.
2 V. Portrs. ♦404a 100
Fletcher, Alice Cunningham, and Francis La
Flesche.
A study of Omaha Indian music. Cam-
bridge, 1893. [Archaeological and ethno-
logiod papers of the Peabody museum.]
= No. 5 in *4363.i27.i
Freedberff, Louis.
Der blmde Bettler. The beggar. [Lied.
Bar. Mit Begleitung des Pianoforte.]
Words by Morris Rosenfeld. Boston.
[1898.] 3 pp. = 80500.127
Kobb6, Gustav.
To horse! Words after Robert Browning.
N. Y., 1887. 5 pp. = No. 3 in *R.7.i
Liszt, Franz.
Briefwechsel zwischen Franz Liszt tmd
Hans von Btilow. Hrsg. von La Mara
[pseud.]. Leipzig, 1898. 4047.103
i899 179
Mackenzie, Alexander Campbell. to music. London. [1884.I (i), 8 pp.
There's a woman like a dew-drop. Song = No. 14 in R.7.1
from the tragedy "A blot in the 'scut- Vogel, Adolf Bernhard.
cheon", by Robert Browning. London. Hans von Biilow. Sein Leben und sein
[18&-?] 7 pp. = No. 4 in *R.7.i Entwickelungsgang. Leipzig, 1887. vi,
Mason, Luther Whiting, and others. (0^ 69 pp. Portr. 40493.47
Fifth reader. By Luther Whiting Mason, Weissheimer, Wendelin.
James M. McLaug[hlin, George A. Veazie Erlebnisse mit Richard Wa^er, Franz Liszt
and W. W. Gilchnst Boston, iSgf/, [The und vielen anderen Zeitgenossen, nebst
educational music course. 1 = 8058.77 deren Briefen. Stuttgart, 1898. Portr.
Sixth reader. By Luther Whiting Mason, 4048.144
James M. McLaughlin, George A. Veazie
and W. W. Gilchrist Boston, 1898. = supplementary list op the works added
8058.78 TO THE ALLEN A. BROWN LIBRARY DURING
Medini, F. Roena. the month op june.
The what and how of vocal culture. N. Y.,
1893. = P.84.577 AmCj Msurtini, and others. The songs, dia-
Mozart, Johann Chrysostom Wolfgang Ama- logue, duetts, trio, & marches in the histori-
deus. cal romance of the Crusade. London.
Trios, Quartette, Quintette, Concerte und Bach, J. S. Weihnachts-Oratorium . . . be-
Symphonien. Fur Pianoforte zu 4 Han- arbeitet von Robert Franz. Text deutsch
den arrangirt von Hugo Ulrich u. Rob. und englisch. Partitur mit unterlegtem
Wittmann. Leipzig. [18&-?] 84 pp. = Qavierauszuge. Leipzig;.
8055.123 Beethoven. Ouvertures choisies. Arrangees
Neidlinger, W. H. pour piano et violon par W. Meves. Braun-
The year's at the spring. [Song for soprano schweig.
or tenor. Poem by Robert Browning.] Bull, Ole. Adagio religioso pour violon avec
N. Y. [1895.] 5 pp. = No. 5 in *R.7.i orchestre ou piano. [Partition.] Ham-
Ormerod, Helen J. bourg.
How they brought the good news from Fantaisie et variations de bravoure sur un
Ghent to Aix. Song for baritone. Words theme de Bellini pour violon avec orchestre.
by Robert Browning. London. [18&-?] Hambourg.
(i), 9 pp. = No. 6 in ^^7.1 Frederick the Great. Musikalische Werke.
People's dioral union, New York. Leipzig.
People's singing classes. [N. Y., 1896.] 31 Gilbert, Alfred. The commemoration ode,
pp. 4059.60 written for the 300th anniversary of the
Pittman, Josiah, and Colin Brown, editors. birth of Shakespeare. London.
The songs of Scotland, a collection of 190 Haydn, Joseph. Symphonic No. 1-3 .. . fiir
songs. London. [i88-?l = 8055.89 Pianoforte und Violine iibertragen von
Reinagle, Caroline. Friedrich Hermann. Leipzig.
Three songs composed to poetry by Robert Lachner, Franz. Quatuor IL Op. 76. [In-
Browning. No. 2: I would that you were ^ .^?'"P^;^*,^1 Mayence.
all to me. London. [18&-?] (i), 4 pp. Lmley, Thomas. Love m the East, or, adven-
= No 7 in *R 7 I tures ol twelve hours. London.
Rogers^ Qara Kathleen. ' Meves, W., editor Ouvertures poui piano
Ah. love but a day. [Song. Words by] ^* J*^^^" ^^ ^^^"^' ^^".^^' Boieldieu, H^-
Robert Browning. Boston, 1890. 5 PP. l?}\, Arrang6es pour piano et violon par
= No 8 in ♦R 71 ^' M^ves. Braunschweig.
The vear's at the soring rSone Words Paganini, N. Erstes Concert fiir Violine,
by ""^^^nB^y^Z^f' B& K herausgegeben von Jean Becker Uipzig.
3''pp -- No. 9 in *R.7.i —^^^^^ Quatuor en E majeur [for strings].
^^?^^^;.i5^!?*r** •♦u re t Raff. J.T^Erstegrosse Sonate fur Pianoforte
Grow old along with me. [Song for mezzo- & vioHne. Op 73- Leipzig,
^ranp. Words from Browning s Rabbi Raff.Album. 6 morceaux, pour violon et
Ben Ezra.] N. Y., 1882. 3 PP. = pjano. Op. 85. London.
r . , re> «o. 10 lu K.7.1 Rq^j^ p Conccrto No. 4 pour violon et piano.
In a gondola. [Song for mezzo-soprano. Braunschweig
Words by Robert Browning.] N. Y., _ Concerto No. 8 pour violon et piano.
1882. 3 pp. = No. II in *R.7.i Braunschweig.
The page sings to the queen [Song for Schubert-Album. Lieder und beriihmte Stucke
mez2<>-soprano. Words from "Pippa ... fiir Violine und Piano. Braunschweig.
passes by Robert Browning.] N. Y., Viotti, J. B. Concerto No. 22 pour violon et
1882. 7 pp. = No. 12 in *R.7.i piano. Braunschweig.
This is the spray the bird clung to. [Song Weber, C. M. von. Ouvertures choisies de C.
for mezzo-soprano. Words by Robert M. von Weber. Arrangees pour piano et
Browning.] N. Y., 1882. 5 pp. = violon par W. Meves. Braunschweig.
No. 13 in *R.7.i Wilhelmj, August. Romanze fiir Violine mit
Stanford, Charles Villiers. Orchester- oder Klavierbegleitung. Parti-
Prospice. Poem by Robert Browning. Set tur. Berlin.
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Geography. Travels.
Asia. Africa. Oceanica. Polar
Regions.
Alcan, Eugene.
Les cannibales et leur temps. Souvenirs de
la campaffne de I'Oc^anie sous le com-
mandant Marceau. Paris, 1SS7, 3040a. 184
Bordeaux, Albert
Rhod6sie et Transvaal. Impressions de
voyage. Paris, 1898. Pis. 5059a. 139
Bruyas, Emile.
Deux mois 4 Ceylon. Lyon, 1898. Illus.
Map. 3040a. 147
Chambre de commerce, Lyons, France.
La mission lyonnaise d'exploration commer-
dale en Chine, 1895-1897. Lyon, 18^
Illus. Maps. 3010a. 1 15
Ehlers, Otto E3hren fried.
Im Osten Asiens. 3te Auflage. Berlin,
1896. Pis. Portr. Maps. 3018.149
Travels in China, Corea and Mongolia.
Eraser, Mary Crawford.
Letters from Japan. N. Y., 1899. 2 v.
Illus. 3015.143
Great Northern railway. Passenger depart-
ment.
Greater America. A brief description of
the new Pacific colonies of the United
States and how to reach them. [St Paul,
1899.] 45 pp. Illus. Maps. = 3049a. 174
Hurabielle, Jean.
Au pays du bleu. Biskra et les oasis en-
vironnantes. Paris, 1899. 3058. 18B
Jepson, Edffar, and David Beames.
On the edge of the empire. N. Y., 1899.
2577.181
Stories oi native life on the northwest trontier
oi India.
Lewis, Agnes Smith.
In the shadow of Sinai. A story of travel
and research from 1895 to 1897. Cam-
bridge, 1898. Illus. 3059.191
Nicolas, yictor fileuther Renold.
L'exp6dition du Dahomey en 1890 avec un
aoergu g6ographique et historique. Paris,
1892. Maps. 3056.165
Oppert, Ernst.
Ostasiatische Wanderungen. Skizzen und
Erinnerungen aus Indien, China, Japan
und Korea. Stuttgart. [18^.] 3019.139
Percy, Henry Algernon George, Lord Wark-
worth.
Notes from a diary in Asiatic Turkey. Lon-
don, 1898. Pis. Map. 3084.123
Piolet, J. B.
Douze leQons k la Sorbonne sur Madagas-
car. Paris, 1898. 3055.153
Proust de la Gironiere, Paul.
Vingt annees aux Philippines. Souvenirs
de Jala-Jala. Paris, 1853. PI. Map.
3049a. 162
An English translation is on shelf-no. 5049a.69.
Stoddard, Charles Warren.
A cruise under the crescent, from Suez to
San Marco. Chicago. [1898.] Illus.
3049.185
July
White, Arthur Silva.
From Sphinx to oracle. Throufl^ the
Libyan desert to the oasis of Jupiter
Ammon. London. 1899. nias. Maps.
3054.186
Europe.
Edwards. Frederick George.
Musicsu haunts in London. London. [1895.]
(4), S8 pp. Illus, Portrs. 2497.145
Grad, Charles.
L' Alsace: le p^s et ses habitants. Paris,
1899. Illus. Portr. Maps. 4861.70
Oppenheim, Edwin Camillo.
New climbs in Norway. An account of
some ascents in the Sondmore district
London, 1898. Illus. 4B67.33
Schlesinger, Max.
Saunterings in and about London. The
English edition by Otto Wenckstem. Lon-
don, 1853. Pis. 219S-II
Sights and scenes in Ireland. London. [1899?]
2461.69
Terhune, William L.
My friend the captain :^ or, two Yankees in
Europe. A descriptive story of a tour.
N. v., 1898. Portrs. = 2278.80
Bernard, Marius.
Au Pays des dollars. Paris, 1893. 2369.116
Cordemoy, C. de.
Au Chili. Paris, 1899. Illus. 4362.192
Detroit. Common council.
A part of Detroit through the lens. [De-
troit.] 1898. Portrs. Pis. Maps.
4476.195
Firmat, Ignacio.
Una excursion al Gran Chaco. Buenos
Aires. 1879. 65, (0 pp. = 4366.176
Hespel d'Harponville, Gustave, vicomte d*.
La reine des Antilles, ou situation actuelle
de rile de Cuba. Paris, 185a Maps.
4368.191
Kessler, Harry Klemens Ulrich, Graf von.
Notizen iiber Mexico. Berlin, 1898. Pis.
4362.194
Morelet, Arthur.
Voyage dans I'Am^rique Centrale, Tile de
Cuba et le Yucatan. Paris, 1857. 2 v.
Illus. Map. 4361.164
Smet, Pierre Jean de.
Missions de T Oregon et voyases dans les
Montagues Rocheuses en 1845 et 1846.
Traduit de Tanglais par M. Bonriez.
Paris, 184a Pis. ^4369^. 162
Smith, Frederic M.
Boston through the photographic camera:
Commonwealth Avenue and its residenoes.
Boston. [187-?] = '*'4450.i3B
The book consists of 99 motuited ph ot ogi a t^ of
Commonwealth Avenue and its houses. Tnerc is
no text.
Smith, Minna Caroline.
Our own country. N. Y., 1898. lUos.
4369^45
i899
Texarkana gateway, The, to Texas and the
Southwest Issued jointly by the Iron
mountain route, the Cotton belt route, the
Texas & Pacific railway, and the Inter-
national & Great northern railroad. 1896.
St. Louis. [i8g6.] Illus. Maps. =
4376.159
Language. Rhetoric,
Knabe, G. J.
Wie pflegt das deutsche Volk seine teure
Muttersprache, und Wie kann die Schule
diese Arbeit fordem helfen? Weinheim,
1898. 2886.84
Lokman.
Loqman berbere. Avec quatre glossaires et
une etude sur la 16gende de Loqman par
Ren6 Basset. Paris, 1890. 3032.164
Noack, Fritz.
Der Stroohenausgang in seinem Verhaltnis
zum Refrain und Strophengrundstock in
der refrainhaltigen altfranzosischcp Lyrik.
Marburg, 1899. ♦6686.62.98
Noulens, Joseph.
La flahuto gascouno. Seguido d'un bocabu-
lari gascoun. Paris, 1897. 46B6.80
Smiley, James Brady, and Helen Landon
Storke.
The beginner's Latin book. N. Y. [1808.]
Illus. = 2939.30
Uhlenbeck, C. C.
A manual of Sanskrit phonetics. London,
1898. 295574
Literature.
Bibliography. Libraries. Books and
Book-making.
Academic royale des sciences, des lettres et
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publics par I'Academie d'fidouard Fran-
cois Dupont] [Bruxelles, 1896. 1 10 pp.
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Bierstadt, Edward Hale.
Catalogue of [his] library . . . sold at auc-
tion April, 1897. N. Y. [1897.] Portr.
= ♦6140.35
A collection . . . rich in old English poetry and
drama, particularly of the 17th century.
Brunet y Bellet, Josep.
L'escriptura, lo gravat, Timprempta, lo
llibre. Barcelona, 1898. ♦6112.80
Guild of women binders.
Catalogue of an exhibition of bookbindings
by the guild of women binders and the
Hampstead bindery. [Second exhibition.]
[London^ 1898.] 39 pp. Illus. Portrs. =
♦6ii9a.7
Koeniglich - preussische Friedrich Wilhelms
Universitat, Berlin.
Verzeichnis der Lesesaal- und Handbiblio-
thek in der Universitats-Bibliothek zu
Berlin. 3. Ausgabe. Berlin, 1898.
♦2161.30
181
Monet, A. L.
Machines typographiques et proc6d^s d'im-
oression. 3e edition entierement refondue.
Paris, i8sd. Illus. 61 11. 106
Niagara Falls, N. Y. Public librarv.
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= ♦6156.122
Ranck, Samuel H.
Need of additional copyright depositories.
Baltimore. [1898.] 19 op. = 6197.47
Roth, Philipp.
Fiihrer durch die Violoncell-Litteiatur. 2.
vermehrte Ausgabe bearbeitet von Carl
Hull week. Leipzig, 1898. ♦2179.71
Worcester, Mass. Free public library. [Wor-
cester.] 1899. 8 pp. = ♦2172.116
Arabic Literature.
Hartmann, Paul Wilhelm Martin.
Das arabische Strohengedicht. i. Das Mu-
wassah. Weimar, 1897. 5074.72.13,14
English and American Literature.
Bell, Henry Thomas Mackenzie.
Pictures of travel and other poems. Bos-
ton, 1898. Portr. Pis. 4568.187
Bridges, Robert Seymour.
On the prosody of Paradise Regained and
Samson Agonistes. [Anon.] Oxford,
1889. 12 pp. = 2559.47
Browning, Robert.
The Agamemnon of iEschylus. La Saisiaz.
Dramatic idyls. Jocoseria. [Camberwell
edition.] Edited by Charlotte Porter and
Helen A. Clarke. N. Y. [1898.] 4569. i97
Balaustion's adventure. Aristophanes's apo-
^ogy. [Camberwell edition.] Edited by
Charlotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke.
N. Y. [1898.] 4569.194
Ferishtah's fancies. Parleyings with certain
people. Asolando. [Camberwell edition.]
Edited by Charlotte Porter and Helen A.
Clarke. N. Y. [1898.] Portr. 4569. 198
Men and women. In a balcony. Dramatis
personae. [Camberwell edition.] Edited
by Charlotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke.
N. Y. [1898.] 4569.192
Pauline. Paracelsus. Pippa passes. King
Charles. [Camberwell edition.] Edited
by Charlotte Porter and Helen A. Clarke.
N. Y. [1898.] 4569.188
Prince Hohenstiel-Schwani?au. Fifine at
the fair. Pacchiarotto, etc. [Camberwell
edition.] Edited by Charlotte Porter and
Helen A. Clarke. N. Y. ^898. J Portr.
4569.195
Red cotton night-cap country. The inn
album. The two poets of Croisic. [Cam-
berwell edition.] Edited by Charlotte
Porter and Helen A. Garke. N. Y.
[1898.1 Portr. 4569.196
The return of the Druses. A blot in the
the 'scutcheon. Colombe's birthday.
Luria. A soul's tragedy. [Camberwell
edition.] Edited by Charlotte Porter and
Helen A. Qarke. N. Y. [1898.] Portr.
4569.190
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Strafford. Sordello. [Camberwell edition.]
Edited by Charlotte Porter and Helen A.
Qarke. N. Y. [1898.] Portr. 4569.189
Buckinghap, Elinor M., editor. i
The revival of English poetry in the Nine-
teenth century. Selections from Words-
worth, Coleridge, Shelley, Keats and
Byron. N. Y., 1898. Portrs. 4568.143
Carr, Elbridge Gerry.
Poems. Rumford Falls, Maine, 1898. 51
pp. Portr. = 4399ia,i74
Culbertson, Anne Virginia.
Lays of a wandering minstrel. Phila., 1896.
= P.85.207
Fait, Garence Manning.
Points of interest of Gloucester in song.
[Poems.] Boston, 1894. Portr. Pis.
4391. 1 16
Guiney, Louise Imogen.
A little English gallery. N. Y., 1894. Portr.
= 2549a.ii5
Kimball, Hannah Parker.
Victory and other verses. Boston, 1897. =
P.85.479.1
Mabie, Hamilton Wright.
In the forest of Arden. Decorated by Will
H. Low. N. Y., 1898. 4403.165
Medini, F. Roena.
Love's hymnal. [Poems.] Cambridge, 1896.
Portr. = P.85.577.1
Morris, William.
The well at the world's end. [Printed by
William Morris at the Kelmscott press,
. . . Hammersmith, 1896.] 4 illus. by
Burne-Jones. *4570.ii3
Nye, Edgar Wilson, and James Whitcomb
Riley.
Nye and Riley's wit and humor. (Poems
—yarns.) By Bill Nye and James Whit-
comb Riley. N. Y. [1896?] Illus.
Portrs. 4402.161
Peabody^ Josephine Preston.
The wayfarers. [Poems.] Boston, 1898.
(11), 83 pp. = P.85.678
Rollins, Alice Wellington.
The story of Azron. N. Y., 1895. (i), 21
«• = P.85.758
Schaffner, Alfred.
Lord Byron's Cain und seine Quellen.
Strassburg, 1880. (i), 48 pp. 2557.29
Shuey, Lillian flinman.
California sunshine. [Poems.] Oakland,
1889. = P.85.820
Shuman, Lilian Gertrude.
From me to you. [Poems.] Boston, 1898.
= P.85.822
Watson, William, of Liverpool.
Collected poems. [2d edition.] London,
1899- 2569.1^5
Weeden, Howard.
Shadows on the wall. [Poems in negro
dialect] Huntsville, Ala., 1899. Pis.
4394.133
French Literature.
Doumic. Ren6.
Contemporary French novelists. Authorized
July
translation by Mary D. Frost N. Y.
ri&)9.1 Portrs. 465oa.79
Jouin, Henry. ^ . ^
Vucs de profil. Paris. [1897.] 46sob.63
Contents. — Benjamin Constant — Meisaonier.
— Amile MicheL — PuvU de Chavannes. — L.
Royer. — Jules Thomas. — Louis-NocL — Max
Bourgeois. — H. Cros. — Richard MandL —
Charles Blanc. — At Parrocel. — A. de Mon-
Uiglon. — Abraham. — L. Pat*. — A. Mafllard.
— Lecomte-du-Nouy. — Saint-Victor.
Lefranc, Abel.
Lcs id6es religieuses de Marguerite de Na-
varre d'apres son oeuvrc po^tiquc [Lcs
Marguerites et les Demicrcs po^,sies].
Paris, 185^. Portr. 2672.181
Lerberghe, Charles van.
Entrevisions. [Probltocs.] Brussels, 1898.
4879.38
Lichtenstein, Gustav.
Vergleichendc Untersuchung uber die
jungeren Bearbeitungen der Chanson de
Girart de Viane. Im Atihang: Kapitel-
iiberschriften der Dresdener Hss. O. 81
hrsg. von E. Stengel. Marburg. 1899. 72
pp. ♦6686.62,97
German Literature.
Br6al, Michel Jules Alfred.
Deux Etudes sur Goethe. Un officier de
Tancienne France. Lcs personnages ori-
ginaux de la "Fille naturcllc," Paris,
1898. 4878.42
Fischer, Johann Georg.
Den deutschen Frauen. Gedichte. Neue
Folge. Stuttgart, 1869. 6909.15
Neue Gedichte. Stuttgart, 1865. 6909.14
Greek and Latin Literature,
Alma, Laurentius.
Studia in Plutarchi vitas Galbae et QthoniSs
Snecae, 1897. = 3008.60
Haagens. (Abraham Joseph.
De Hippolvtis Euripideis. Lfigduni-Bata-
vorum, 1898. = 2996.40
Nijhuis, Gerhardus Janus.
De Pharsaliae heroe. Dotocomiae, 1897. =
2926.31
Owen, Sidney George, and John Swinnerton
Phillimore.
Mvsa davda. Translations into Latin ele-
g^iac verse. Oxford, 1898. xiv, 70 pp.
29^38
Plato.
The Laches of Plato. Introduction, trans-
lation and notes by A. Lloyd. Port Hope,
1891. (I,) 30 pp. = 30090.84
Icelandic Literature.
Poestion, Josef Calasanz.
Islandische Dichter der Neuzeit in Charak-
teristiken iund ubersetzten Proven ihrer
Dichtung. Leipzig, 1897. 4876.26
i899
Italian Literature.
Buonarroti, Michelangelo.
Die Dichtungen des Michelagniolo Buonar-
roti herausgegeben und mit kritischem
Apparate versehen von Carl Frey. Berlin,
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Ltizio, Alessandro.
Studi Folenghiani. Firenze, 1899. 4775-92
Torraca, Francesco.
Manuale della letteratura italiana. 3a edi-
zione. I^renze, 1894-96. 5 parts in 3 v.
4777.65
Judaeo-German Literature.
Wiener, Leo.
The history of Yiddish literature in the
Nineteenth century. N. Y., 1899. 3033.150
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Spanish Literature.
Paris, Gaston Bruno Paulin.
La 16gende des Infants de Lara. Paris,
1898. 28 pp. 3091.129
A review of Ram6n Men6nde« Pidal's La leyenda
de I08 Infantes de Lara.
Prieto, Guillermo.
Versos in6ditos. Mexico, 1879. 2 v. in i.
Pis. 4396.28
Tamil Literature.
Madanakamaraj a.
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ing the translation of Madanakamaraj an-
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S. M. Natesa Sastri. Madras, 1886.
3Q29a-86
Drama. Shakespeare.
Banville, Theodore Faullain de.
Riquet i la Houppe. Com6die feerique.
Paris, 1884. [Poemes in6dits.J 4669a.77
Brandl, Alois, editor.
Qudlen des weltlichen Dramas in England
vor Shakespeare. £in Erganzungsband
zu Dodsle/s Old English plays. Strass-
burg, 1898. *2902.5o.8o
Fishley, Edward E.
A Shakespearian tract. The Tempest.
Boston, 1898. (9) pp. = 45993.176
Hasty Pudding club, Harvard college.
Spring theatricals, 1897, April 29, 30, and
May I, 3, and 4. ["The flying Dutchmen."
Programme.] [Cimbridge, 1897. 1 =
44803.140
Hauptmann, Gerhart Johann Robert
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1899- 68993.74
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Das Dresdner Hoftheater in der Gegenwart.
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Begum Somru, Trauerspid von Friedrich
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Ponsard, Francois.
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2676.214
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1880. 43 pp. 2557.28
Sudermann, Hermann.
Die drei Reiherfedem. Ein dramatisches
Gedicht. 6. Auflage. Stuttgart, 1899.
68993.80
Treptow, Leon, and Louis Herrmann.
Unser Dqlctor. Volksstuck mit Ges3ng.
Leipzig. [1898.] 4896.50.396
words only.
Ward, Adolphus William.
A history of English dramatic literature to
the death of Queen Anne. New and re-
vised edition. London, 1899. 3 v. 2573.69
Folk-Lore.
Asmus, F., and O. Knoop, editors.
Sagen und Erzahlungen 3us dem Kreise
Kolberg-Korlin. Kolberj^, 1898. 2906.78
Medicine. Hygiene.
Medicine.
Americ3n hum3ne association.
Abstract of the report on vivisection adopted
Sept. 26, 1895. N. p. [1895.] 16 pp. =
5749.15
Beigel, Hermann.
The human hair: its structure, growth,
diseases, and their treatment. London,
1869. Illus. = 37993.110
Bihier, Winfried.
Beitrsge zur Lehre von Augenm3ss fiir
Winkel. Biihl, 1896. 31 op. Ch3rts.
3807.131
Bok3i, j3nos.
Under wh3t circumstsnces do pushing down
pseudo-membrane and occlusion of the
tube t3ke plsce in O'Dwyer's intub3tion?
Tr3nsl3ted ... by E. M. Plummer.
[Boston, 1899.] 12 pp. Illus. = 3796.81
Buetschli, Otto.
Untersuchungen iiber Strukturen, insbeson-
dere iiber Strukturen nichtzelliger Er-
zeupiisse des Orgsnismus und iiber ihre
Beziehungen zu Strukturen, welchc 3uss-
6rh3lb des Orgsnismus entstehen. Leip-
zig, 1898. Text; Atl3s. 3790.107
Burrsge, W3lter Lincoln.
The immedi3te 3nd remote results of seven-
ty-one Alex3nder 3nd seventy-one sus-
pensio-uteri operstions. [Boston, 1898.]
24 pp. = 3776.76
Children s hospit3l, Boston. Tr3ining school
for nurses.
[Prospectus.] [Boston.] 1898. 12 pp. =
♦3762.141
i84
Gould, George Milbry.
The practical adjustment of spectacles.
[Kansas City, Mo., 1892. 1 7 pp. =
3807.45
Heg, James E.
Wisconsin county asylums for the chronic
insane. Madison, 1896. 14 pp. =
7804.72
Hubbell, Alvin Allace.
A plea for the general use of measures to
prevent ophthalmia neonatorum. [Buffalo,
1897.1 10 pp. = 3802.143
India. Home department
The plague in India, 1896, 1897. Compiled
by R. Nathan. Simla, 1898. 4 v. Maps.
Charts. = 3791.126
Journal de physiologic et de oatholog^e gcn6-
rale. T. i, no. i. Janvier 1899. Paris,
1899. Illus. ♦3762.83
KoUmann, Julius.
Die Herstellung der Teichmann'schen In-
jectionsmassen. [Jena, 1895.] 12 pp. =
5746.20
Ueber Spina bifida und Canalis neurenteri-
cus. [Jena, 1893.] 23 pp. Illus. =
5746.21
Lambert pharmacal company.
Listerine. For the prophylaxis and general
antiseptic treatment of disease. St. Louis.
[189-?] 32 pp. Illus. = 7767.87
Mclntire, Charles.
Personal circular to the Fellows of the
American academy of medicine, [dated]
July 21, 1898. Easton, Pa., 1898. (3) pp.
= 7732.20
Marlow, Frank William.
Painless panophthalmitis following cathe-
terization for retention due to enlarged
prostate. Death from abscess of the
brain. Incomplete paralysis of both third
nerves of sudden and simultaneous onset.
[St. Louis.] 1897. 4 pp. = 3807.145
Morton, William James.
"Cataphoresis," or electric medicamental
diffusion, as applied in medicine, surgery
and dentistry. N. Y., i8q8. Illus.
5801.47
Parlaghy, Vilnia.
A powerful and pathetic appeal [against
vivisection]. [London, 1898.] 4 pp. =
5749.16
Piekema, Johannes.
Over ^ezichtsscherpte bij verschil van ver-
lichtmg. Arnheim. [1898.] 70, (i) pp.
= 3807.48
Quincke, Heinrich, and Geors: Hoppe-Seyler.
Die Krankheiten der I^ber. Wien. 1899.
[Specielle Pathologie und Therapie.]
♦3782. 147, Th. I
Satler, Robert.
The diaenostic importance of double optic
neuritis in focal lesions of the nervous
system. [Cincinnati. 1806.] 9 pp. =
3802.142
Steiner, Isidor.
Die Functionen des Central nervensystems
und ihre Phylogenese. Braunschweig,
1885-08. 3 V. in I. Illus. 3802.140
Verworn. Max.
General physiology. An outline of the sci-
July
encc of life. Translated . . . by F. S.
Lee. London, 1899. Illus. 3824.45
Wood, Horatio Curtis.
Neurological lectures and addresses. [Phila.,
189-.] Illus. = 7801.84
Hygiene.
Barnes, Henry Jabez.
The arid atmosphere of our houses in win-
ter. Concord, N. H., 1898. 12 pp. =
3767.132
Science,
Boulenger^ George Albert
The tailless batrachians of Europe. Lon-
don, 1897. 2 V. Illus. Maps, [Ray so-
ciety.] *388o.35
Brackenbusch, Luis,
Los fosiles: su origen € importancia para
la ciencia. C6rdoba, 1875- 22 pp. =
3877.33
California academy of sciences.
Announcement concerning the publications
. . . [San Francisco.^ 1896?] (8) pp.
= 5302.4
Campbell, George Douglas, 8th duke of Ar-
gyll.
Organic evolution cross-examined. London,
1898. 3828.92
Dabney, Charles William, jr.
A national department of science necessary
for the coordination of the scientific work
of the United States government [N. Y.J
1897. 13 pp. = 5592.34
Earl, Alfred.
The living organism: an introduction to
biology. London, 1898. 382a95
Eldik, Anthony van.
Metingen van de capillaire stijhoogte der
vloeibare phase van een mengsel van twee
stoffen bei evenwicht met de gasphase.
Leiden, 1808. 87 pp. Pis. = 5976-56
Hoffmann, Ralph.
Twenty-six common birds. To accompany
Audubon bird charts. Boston, 1899. 27
pp. = 3909.37
Common birds of eastern Massachusetts.
Jones, Harry Gary, translator and editor.
The modem theory of solution. Memoirs
by Pfeffer, Van 't Hoff, Arrhcnius, and
Raoult. N. Y., 1899. IHus. 3976.148
Kalender fiir Geologen, Palaontologen tmd
Minerjdogen. Hrsg. von Dr. K. Keilhack.
Jahrg. 2. 1899. Leipzig, 1899. Portr.
3869.143
Kobelt, Wilhelm.
Die Gattung Cerithium Lam. Ntimberg,
1898. Pis. [Martini und Chen.nitz. Sys-
tematisches Conchylien-Cabinctl =
♦3876.50.1, part 26
I^s, Hendrik Cornel is.
De voortplantingssnelheid van het gduid
in dampen, 's Gravenhage, 1897. 09 pp.
= 5913.14
i899
Muter, John.
A short manual of analytical chemistry . . .
following the course of instruction gfiven
in the . . . South London school of phar-
macy. 8th edition. London, 1898. Dlus.
3972.154
North Carolina. Geological survey.
Bulletin. No. i, 6, ^li, 13. Raleigh [etc],
1893-97. Illus. Maps. = *786i.47
Parsons, Frances Theodora.
How to know the ferns. N. Y., 1899.
Illus. 3845.7s
Peckham, George W., and Elizabeth Gifford
Peckham.
On the instincts and habits of the solitary
wasps. Madison, Wis., 1898. [Wisconsin.
Geological and natural history survey.] =
*582oa.2i.i
Roth, Ernst
Ueber bliithentragende Schmarotzerpflanzen.
Hamburg, 1899. 43 pp. 591450311
Tnichot, P.
Les terres rares. Min^ralogie-propri^tcs-
analyse. Paris, 1898. Illus. Maps.
3867.82
Underwood, Lucien Marcus.
Suggestions to collectors of fleshy fungi.
Qunbridge, Mass., 1897. 14 pp. 5852.31
Veeder, Major A.
Geology of Erie canal. Salina marlytes and
recent improvement^. [Lyons, N. Y.,
1899.J 7 pp. = 3864.29
Visger, Mrs. (J. A. Owen, pseud.), and
George Simonds Boulger.
The country month by month.
[January.] London, 1895. 64 pp. 381572
[February.] London, 1805. 64 pp.
3815.73
Wilkinson, Fred.
The story of the cotton plant. London,
1898. Illus. 3858.95
Anthropology. Ethnology.
Hamy, Ernest Theodore Jules.
Note sur un masque en pierre des Indiens
de la riviere Nass, Colombie britanniqucj.
Paris, 1897. 4 pp. Illus. = 3822.268
^ote sur un wampum rcpresentant les
quatre-nations des Hurons. Paris, 1897.
4 pp. = 3822.^
Modigliani, Elio.
Fra i Batacchi indipendenti. Viaggio pub-
blicato a cura della Societa geografica
italiana. Roma, 1892. Illus. Map.
3821.80
Schwalbe, Gustav Adolf.
[Anthropologic der nordamerikanischen In-
dianer.] [Wien, 1897.] 2 pp. = 3822.260
Spalikowski, Edmond.
£tudes d'anthropologie normande. Paris,
1896-98. 3 parts in i v. Maps. 3822.284
Spencer, Walter Baldwin, and F. J. Gill en.
The native tribes of central Australia. Lon-
don, 1899. Illus. Maps. 3041.20
Tarenetski, Aleksandr Ivanovitch.
Beitrage zur Craniolog^e der Ainos auf
Sachalin. St.-P6tersbourg, 1890. 55 pp.
3820.23
185
Willoughby, Charles Clark.
Prehistoric burial places in Maine. Cam-
bridge, 1898. 52 pp. Illus. Maps. [Ar-
chaeological and ethnological papers of the
Peabody museum.] = No. 6 in *4363.i27.i
Mathematics. Astronomy.
Andoyer, Marie Henri.
Legons elementaires sur la theorie des
formes et ses applications geometriques.
Paris, 1898. ♦♦£.5127.38
MdAulay, Alexander.
Octonions. A development of Clifford's bi-
quaternions. Cambridge, 1898.
♦♦E.5 129.38
Morehouse, George W.
The wilderness of worlds. A popular sketch
of the evolution of matter from nebula to
man and return. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
3925.83
Pareto, Vilfredo.
Tables pour faciliter Tapplication do la me-
thode des moindres carres. Communica-
tion. [Lausanne, 1898.] 30 pp. =
♦9519.8-1
Poincar^, Jules Henri.
Theorie du potentiel Newtonien. Legons
professees a la Sorbonne . . . 1894-1895.
Paris, 1899. ♦♦E.5128.26
Riddell, John Leonard.
Orrin Lindsay's plan of aerial navigation.
New Orleans, 1847. 33 op- = 5968.39
A lecture on the upper atmosphere, niuon, etc.,
in the form of a fictitious narrative.
Schweiger-Lerchenfeld, Amand, Freiherr von.
Atlas der Himmelskunde, auf Grundlage
der Ergebnisse der coelestischcn Photo-
graphic. Wien, 1898. Illus. Portrs.
♦♦E.5121.42
Weber, Heinrich.
Traite d'algebre superieur^. Traduit par J.
Griess. Paris, 1898. ♦♦E.5128.24
Philosophy. Education.
Ethics.
Philosophy.
Dresser, Horatio Willis.
Methods and problems of spiritual healing.
N. Y., 1899. 7608.133
Franck, Adolphe, editor.
Dictionnaire des sciences philosophiques.
3e tirage. Paris, 1885. ♦3601.77
Fuller, Henry H.
The art of memory. St. Paul, 1898. 5603.85
Weir, Tames, jr., M.D.
The dawn of reason, or mental traits in the
lower animals. N. Y., 1899. 3888.32
Education.
Bailey, Thomas P., jr.
Child-study in the Tompkins school. [Oak-
land, Cal., 1896.] 7 pp. = 3596.165
i86
Baron de Hirsch agricultural and industrial
school, Woodbine, New Jersey.
Catalogue. N. Y., 1898. Pis. = ♦4499a. 196
B6ze. Francisco P. de.
Proyecto de organizacion de las escuelas
municipales. Cordoba, 1877. 20 pp. =
3592.156
Brooklyn institute of arts and sciences.
Prospectus. 1898/99. 2d edition. Brook-
lyn. [1898.] = *79i5.68
Dresser, Horace K
Low and the schools. [N. Y.? 1897?] 4 pp.
= 5598.24
Emeryj George Addison.
The old Thornton academy. [Portland?
1897.] 51 pp. llus. 4499a. 198
Green. Samuel Abbott.
Address at the Horace Mann school for the
deaf, November 10, 1897. [Boston, 1897.]
(4) pp. = 4445.346
A biographical sketch oi Francis Green, an early
American writer on the deaf.
Lafayette college, Easton, Pa.
Lafayette college Commencement addresses,
1893. Lafayette press, 1893. 30 pp. =
4491.35
Lake Forest universi^. Department of law.
Annual catalogt;e of the Chicago college of
law. 1898/99. Chicago, 1898. *6i72.75
Letoumeau, Charles Jean Marie.
L' evolution de T^ducation dans les diverses
races htunaines. Paris, 1898. [Biblio-
theque anthropologiq^ue.] 3595-188
Northern New York mstitution for deaf-
mutes, Malone.
Annual report, 13th. {Malone, N. Y.]
1898. Pis. = ♦5594.135
Queen Margaret hall, limited, Glasgow.
Circulars. [Glasgow? 1894-96.] =
*25ao.i25
University of Toronto.
Register, 1898. [Toronto, 1898.] = ♦450197
Wood, Allen Francis.
The stars and stripes: a patriotic souvenir
of the Fifth St. grammar school, New
Bedford, Mass. [New Bedford.] 1898.
8 pp. = 4456.153
Religion. Theology.
Bayne, Peter.
The Christian life, social and individual.
Boston, 1869. = 3449156
Bible.
The book of the prophet Daniel, harmonized
with itself and with history; and dedi-
cated to Daniel's people, by one of them
[Charles Adelle Lewis Totten]. New
Haven, 1895. 2 charts.
♦Cab.34.21. 1, Chart
One chart contains the translation from the He-
brew, the other irom the Chaldaic.
Same. Illus. 2 charts, folded.
♦Cab.34.21.2, Chart
Campbell, Rev. Duncan.
Hymns and hymn makers. London, 1898.
3448.144
Garidge, Richard.
Melius inquirendum : or an answer to a
July
book of Edward Cockson . . . mis-in-
tituled. Rigid Quakers cruel persecutors.
London, 1706. *7554.i2
Collection, A, of memorials concerning divers
deceased ministers and others of the
people called Quakers, in Pennsylvania,
New- Jersey, and parts adjacent. London,
1788. ♦7554.10
Fairbaim, Andrew Martin.
Catholicism: Roman and Anglican. N. Y.,
i85». 3466.64
Gams, Pius Bonifacius, editor.
Series episcoporum ecclesiae Catholicae . . .
a Beato Petro Apostolo. Ratisbonae, 1873.
*355oa.7o
New York, city. Church of the Divine Pa-
ternity.
Order of service at the laying of the comer
stone, November 14th, 1897. [N. Y., 1897.]
3 pa Illus. = 3542.74
Noble, Frederic Perry.
The redemption of Africa. A story of civi-
lization. Chicago, 1899. 2 V. Maps.
3536.67
Almost exclusively an account oi African mis-
sions.
Paravicini, Frances de.
Life of_St. Edmund of Abingdon, Arch-
bishop of Canterbury. London, 1898.
3556.58
Parker, Edwin Pond.
Historical discourse in commemoration of
the one hundredth anniversary of the
Missionary society of Connecticut. Hart-
ford, 1898. 40 pp. = 3536.65
Potwin, Lemuel Stoughton.
Here and there in the Greek New Testa-
ment. Chicago, 1898. 3428.155
Schur^, £douard.
Sanctuaires d'Orient. figypte — Grece —
Palestine. Paris, 1898. 3043- 186
Steams, Wallace Nelson.
A manual of patrology: being a concise ac-
count of the chief persons, sects, orders,
etc. in Christian history, from the first
century to the period of the Reformation.
N. Y., 1899. Map. 355376
Stock, Eugene.
One hundred years. Being the short history
of the Church missionary society. Lon-
don, 1808. 3539.74
Strowski, Fortunat.
Saint .FranQois de Sales: introduction a
rhistoire du sentiment religieux en France
au dix-septieme siecle. Paris, 1898.
3552.74
Teaching of the twelve apostles.
The doctrine of the Twelve Apostles.
Translated by Charles Bigg. London,
1898. 80 pp. [Early church classics.]
3459.172
Thomas i Kempis.
The imitation of Christ, called also The
ecclesiastical music: a revised translation,
notes, and introduction by C. Bigg. Lon-
don, 1898. 3449a.i50
Use, The, of Sarum. [Part i.] Cambridge,
1898. Plan. 3464.66
Contents. — The Sarum customs ts set t<Mth in
the consuetudinary and customsry. The original
[Latin] texts edited from the icas., by W. H.
Frere.
i899
Well don, James Edward Cowell.
The hope of immortality. 2d edition. Lon-
don, 1898. [Hulsean lectures.] 3457.175
Wascr, Otto.
Charon, Charun, Charos. Mythologisch-
archaolog^sche Monographie. Berlin, 1898.
3486.117
Law. Legislation .
Hoar, George Frisbie.
The Virgmia state bar association. Annual
address, "Relation of the American bar to
the state." Richmond, 1898. 30 pp.
Portr. = 563539
Useful and Industrial
Arts.
Arkwright, John P., editor.
Cabinet-making for amateurs ... By va-
rious hands. London. [1899.] IHus.
4018.98
Bell, George W.
Street-paving in Sydney. Sydney, N. S. W.,
1895- (i), 27 pp. Map. Plan. Pis.
8013.185
Britten, Frederick James.
On the springing and adjusting of watches
. . . London, 1898. Illus. 8019. 191
Buchanan, Louis Alexander.
Buchanan's gear chart, for the use of
draughtsmen, pattern-makers, machinists,
and designers. San Francisco, 1897. 12
pp. Pis. 8014.186
Crews, Lichtenstadt, Roth & co.
Telegraphic code. London, 1886. Z7 PP- =
39693.166
Lockert, Louis.
Petroleum motor-cars. London, 1898. Illus.
"8017.214
Lodge, Oliver Joseph.
Signalling across si>ace without wires. New
and enlarged edition. London. [1898.]
72 pp. Illus. 7969.85
Merckel, Curt
Die Ingenieurtechnik im Alterthum. Ber-
lin, 1899. Illus. Map. '^'4031.12
Phillips, Wijiliam BatUe.
Iron making in Alabama. 2d edition.
Montgomery, Ala., 1898. 5872.70
Washburn, Frederick Leonard.
Continuation of experiment in propagating
eastern oysters on the Oregon coast: Re-
port of work, summer of 1898. [Eugene,
Oregon, 1898.] (5) pp. Illus. =
5909.29
Williams^ James H., & co., Brooklyn N. Y.
Bicycle drop-forgings. 1894^ [1896/7, and]
Supplement to 1896/7. Brooklyn, 1894-
(97]. 3 parts. Ulus. = 8039.45
187
Agriculture. Domestic Animals.
Bordiga, Oreste.
Economia rurale. Parte i. Milano. [1898.]
3999.177
Dog, The, and how to breed, train and keep
him. Boston, 1894. 65 pp. Illus. =
8005.64
Jekyll, Gertrude.
Wood and garden. Notes and thoughts of
a working amateur. London, 1899. Pis.
3992.107
Roth, Filibert.
On the forestry conditions of northern Wis-
consin. Madison, Wis., i8q8. Map. [Wis-
consin. Geological and natural history
survey. 1 = ♦582oa.20.i
Roze, Ernest.
Histoire de la pomme de terre. Paris, 1898.
Illus. 3991.132
Military and Naval Art, Science,
and History.
Gray, Thomas, assistant secretary to the Board
of trade, London.
Regulations for preventing collisions at sea.
London, 1872. 63 pp. Pis. = 3956.35
Greer, James Augustin.
The navy in the war of the American Revo-
lution. [Washington? 1898.] 15 pp =
4414. 126. 1
Hardy de Perini, Marie Joseph Felix Edouard.
Batailles frangaises. [Tome] 2, 3. Paris.
[1898.] 2 V. Illus. Portrs. Maps.
2629.154
Money, Hernando De Soto.
Shall we have a navy? Speech in the House
of representatives, February 15, 1895.
16 pp. = 4228.62
Stead, William Thomas.
The United States of Europe on the eve of
the Parliament of peace. N. Y., 1899.
Portrs. Maps. Pis. 2308.45
War emergency relief board, Cleveland, Ohio.
Report, June, 1898-November, 1898. [Cleve-
land, 1898.] = *442oa.99
Wilmot, Sydney Marow Eardley-.
Life of Vice-admiral Edmund, Lord Lyons.
With an account of naval Qperations in
the Black sea and Sea of Azoff 1854-56.
London, 1898. Portrs. Pis. Maps.
4541.135
Amusements. Games.
Sports.
Ayers, Edward T.
Bowls, bowling greens, bowl playing. 2d
edition. London, 1894. Pis. 4009.239
Bicycling world, The. Vol. i, no. i. Boston,
1879. 16 pp. No. 2 in ♦6001.48
1 88
Knickerbocker athletic club, New York.
Amateur billiard championship of America.
(Class A.) Souvenir. [N. Y.. 1899] Le^,?a8^<^» -^^^.^Sl^-
71^ (i) pp. Illus. Portr. 4009.228 ''•" - * '"•• •"•
Rehfus, Carl.
Durch norwegische Jagdgrtinde. Von Ober-
lander f Pseud.]. Neudamm, 1899. Illus.
4864.24
July
In Spanish.
Historia de Gil Bias de Santillana. Tradu-
cida al castellano por el Padre Isla. Leip-
zig, 1883. 2 V. **D.26oa.ii7
Perez Gald6s, Benito.
Zumalacarregui. Madrid, 1898. 3099.185
A story of the Carlists.
Fiction.
In Dutch.
Marez, Hendrik de.
De bruid van Quinten Metsys. Een ver-
haaltje. Antwerpen. [1894.] (i). 76 pp.
6899a.85
In EngUsh.
King, Charles.
From school to battle-field. A story of the
war days. Phila., 1899. Pis. 77.127
A trooper Galahad. Phila., 1899. 68.17
McManus, Blanche.
Told in the twilight. Stories to tell to chil-
dren. N. Y. [1898.] Pis. 77.121
Moles worth. Mary Louisa.
Mary and My new home. N. Y., 1896.
77133
In French.
Leclercq. Paul.
L'^toile rouge. [Nouvelles.] Paris, 1898.
6699.117
Verne, Jules.
Michel Strogoff . . . Paris. [189-?] 2 v.
Illus. Map. 2676.228
In German.
Grabowski, Stanislaus Stephan Albert, Graf
von.
Aus dem Officierleben. Humoristische
Bilder. Berlin, 1863. 6897.60
Herczeg, Ferencz.
Die erste Schwalbe und andere Erzahlungen.
Aus dem Ungarischen iibersetzt von Ernst
Grossmann. Leipzig. [1898.] 4896.50.394
Jahn, Ernst Reinhold.
Die beiden Englander. Humoreske. Leip-
zig. [1898.] 94 pp. 4896.50.396
Jerome, Jerome Klapka.
Die miissigen Gedanken ernes Miissigen.
Ubersetzt nach dem 132. Tausend von
Fritz Heilbron. Leipzig. [1898.]
4896.50.396
Roemhild, Willy.
Magyaren. Teil i. Dresden, 1899. 4879a.40
Thoma, Ludwig.
Agricola. Bauerngeschichten. Passau, 1897.
Illus. 6897.198
In Swedish.
Lagerldf, Selma.
Antikristens Mirakler. Roman. [Kj^fben-
havn.] 1897. 4909b. 121
Scholander, Fredrik Vflhclm.
Fjolners saga. Berattad och ritad af Acha-
rius [pseud.]. Stockholm, 1866. 32 ff.
Illus. 2902.27
Luisella. En qvinnomodells 5den. Skil-
dringar ur Konstnarslifvet, af Acharius
[pseud.]. Stockholm. [1867.] 4909b. 127
Wetterbergh, Carl Anton.
Penningar och arbete. Genremilning af
Onkel Adam [pseud.]. Stockholm. [1893.]
4909b. 123
Periodicals. Annuals.
Indexes.
Ilustraci6n espafiola y americana.
Almanaque-ilbum para el alio de 1899.
Compuesto 'por Don Antonio Garrido.
Madrid, 1898. Illus. *7300.75
Kadimoh. [**TDMp| A magazine in Hebrew.
Published monthly by Grerson Rosenzweig.
Vol. I, no. I. N. Y., 1899. *7354.20
Associations. Clubs.
Societies.
American historical association.
Circular letter to members [on the publica-
tion of the American historical review].
[Baltimore, 1898.] (3) pp. = 4361.162
Bamicoat fire association, Boston.
Constitution and by-laws. [Boston, 1898.]
31 PJP. = 44S9a.i73
Colonial society of Massachusetts.
[Statement of the treasurer in regard to the
Gould memorial fund. Boston, 1898. 4
PP- = 4353.157
Military historical so<;iety of Massachusetts.
Annual report [of the treastirer for 1897].
Boston,^ 1898. = *4357.24
Military order of the Loyal legion of the
United States. Ohio conmiandery.
Proposed amendment to the constitution.
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Special report of the Committee of in-
vestigation in the case of G. E. Alkins
. . . presented . . . Feb. 3, 1897. Cincin-
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Union club, Boston.
Estimate of cost of addition to dnbhouse.
[Boston, 1895.] (3) pp. = 4451.125
STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT.
BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS RECENTLY ADDED.
Social Science.
Political Economy.
Archiv fur Eisenbahnwesen.
Beilage ziim Eisenbahn-Verordnungsblatt
des Koniglich preussischen Ministeriums
fur Handel, Gewerbe und offentliche Ar-
beiten Jahrg. 1-20. Berlin. [i878-]97.
♦9385.0543
Bemis, Edward Webster, editor.
Municipal monopolies. N. Y. [1899.]
Contents. — Water-works. M. N. Baker. — Max-
nicipal electric li^^hting. John R. Commons. —
The latest electric light reports. Edward W.
one.
New
York. Max West. — Legal aspects of monopoly.
Frank Parsons. — Street railwa]rs: Gas; Regula-
tion of ownership. Edward W. Bemis.
Bowie, Archibald Granger.
The romance of the savings banks. London,
1898. nius. Portrs. 3649a.6o
Qeveland, Frederick A.
The final report of the [Indianapolis] mon-
etary commission. Phila. [1899.]
5645.155
Coulet, filie.
Le mouvement syndical et coop6ratif dans
I'agriculture francaise. La f^d^ration
a^cole. Montpellier, 1898. 5563.49
Dubois, Louis Paul.
Essai sur les finances communales. Paris,
1898. 9336.284
Fagniez. Gustave, editor.
Documents relatifs i Thistoire de Tindustrie
et du commerce en France. [Tome] i.
Paris,, 1898. 9944.01
Hazard, Rowland.
Do you want "cheap money"? [N. Y., 1898.]
= 5649.147
Mabilleau, Auguste Leopold Marie, and
others.
La pr^vo3rance sodale en Italic. Paris, 1898.
9332.31.2
Patten, Simon Nelson.
The development of English thought. A
study in the economic interpretation of
history. N. Y., 1899. " 3563.191
Ruehland,^ G.
The ruin of the world's agriculture and
trade. Dealings in 'futtu*es' of agricul-
tural produce and silver. London, 1896.
3643.147
Straulino, Giovanni.
Le istituzioni di credito e la circolazione
monetaria nello stato. Firenze, 1898.
9332.31
Whitney, Henry Melville.
Cheap money and wages: a letter to the
employees of the West End street rail-
way company of Boston, Mass. [Boston,
189(5.] = 5646.162
Political Science.
Citizens' union, New York city.
Public economy I A brief treatise on the
city's finances. N. Y. [1898?] =
, . . 5649.155
Home rule m cities: the separation of elec-
tions ... N. Y. [1897?! = 5567.46
Foote, Allen Ripley.
Powers of municipalities. A discussion of
the report on municipal program of the
. . . ^^ational municipal league. Indiana-
polis, 1898. = 3564.88
Low, Seth. 1850-
Speech at Cooper Union, Oct. 6, 1897 . . .
for free, honest, and efficient city govern-
ment in Greater New York. N. Y. [1897.]
== 4478.280
Machiavelli, Niccol6.
II principe. Testo critico con introduzione
e note a cura di Giuseppe Lisio. Firenze,
1899. 4776.27
Reeve, John Charles.
The referendum: i. How much of it we
have. 2. Do we want more of it.** Day-
ton, 1898. 23 pp. = 3564.38
Whelen, Frederick.
London government. London, 1898. 3568.227
Sociology.
■
Barrows, Samuel June.
The criminal insane in the United States
and in foreigfn countries. Washington,
1898. 81 pp. = 9365.1
Caiyl, Charles W.
^few era. Presenting the plans for the New
era union to help develop and utilize the
best resources of this country. Denver.
[1898?! = 5564.144
Charity organization society of New York.
~ [N. Y., 1898.] 12
District maps. 1898.
maps. =
5576.160
Crawford, Mary C.
The female ex-prisoner. [The Dedham
a^lum for discharged female prisoners.]
[Boston? 189-?] 4 pp. = 5576.152
Demolins, Edmond.
Les Francis d'aujourd'hui. i. Les types
sociaux du Midi et du Centre. 3569.259
Goodyear, Anna Forbes.
The duty of the United States government
concerning the poor. Boston, 1898. =
5576.150
Grimke, Francis J.
The negro : his rights and wrongs. [Wash-
ington, 1899.] = 7589a.264
Grosvenor crescent club.
Programme of arrangements for the sum-
mer of 1898. [London, 1898.] = 5589.127
Henderson, Charles Richmond.
Social settlements. N. Y. [1899.] 5575.147
James, Edmund Janes.
The growth of great cities in area and
population. Phila. [1899.] 3564.226
Kingsbury, Mary M.
Socialism as an educative and social force
on the East side. Boston, 1898. = 5569.146
Metzler, Gottfried.
A concise exposition of modern socialism
and a criticism of American reform
parties. [2d edition.] [Phila.] = 5569a. 142
Miller, Herbert.
Liberty; or, the individual and society.
Chicago. [1898?] 5565.16
Revue sociale catholique. Vol. 3, no. i-^
Louvain, 1898. = *9305.44
The current numbers are kept in the Sutistical
Department.
Rouge et noir, pseud.
The gambling world. Anecdotic memories
and stories of personal experience in the
temples of hazard and speculation. With
some mysteries and iniquities of stock ex-
change affairs. N. Y., 1898. 5574-153
Seilliere, Ernest, baron.
Litterature et morale dans le parti socia-
liste allemand. Paris, 1898. 3569a.259
Socialist labor party, Rhode Island.
Algerism [and] annexation: both mean
capitalism. [Providence, 1898.] 3565.247
Tarde, Gabriel.
£tudes de psychologie sociale. Paris, 1898.
9301.2
Trade unionist. Nov., Dec, 1898. [London,
1898.J . *556o.45
Wolff, Emil.
Grundriss der preussisch-deutschen socialpo-
litischen und Volkswirtschafts-Geschichte
vom Ende des dreissigjahrigcn Krieges
bis zur Gegenwart. (1640-1898.) Berlin,
1899- 5567.33
Women's institute, London.
Autumn programme of lectures and classes.
[London. 1897.] = 5589.122
[Prospectus.] [London, 1897.] = 5589.120
Public Documents.
United States.
Superintendent of documents.
Bibliography of United States public docu-
July
ments. relating to interoceanic communi-
cation across Nicaragua, Isthmus of
Panama^ Isthmus of Tehuantepec, etc
Washington, 1899. = ♦9016.386-2
Agriculture, Department of.
Biological survey.
Natural histoi^ of Tres Marias Islands,
Mexico. Washington, 1899. 3902.64.14
Contains bibliography.
Experiment stations office.
Statistics of land-grant colleges and agri-
cultural experiment stations in the United
States, 1898, 1899. *5993.70.57
Sturtevant, K L.
Varieties of corn. Washington, 1899^
Farmers' bulletins.
Abel,, ^ary Hinman.
Sugar as food. Washington, 1899.
7995.40.93
Denton, A. A.
Manufacture of sorghum sirup. Wash-
ington, 1899. 7995.40-90
Galloway, B. T.
Potato diseases and their treatment
Washington, 1899. 7995-45-9I
Greathouse, Charles H.
Vegetable garden. Washington, 1899.
7995.40.94
Statistics division.
Report on condition of winter grain and
losses of farm animals. Washington, 1899.
9630.973-1
Weather bureau. Gimate and crop service.
Annual summary. New England sectioa
1896, 1897. = *596oa,62
Navy department
Naval intelligence office.
Plueddemann, Martin.
Comments on the main features of the
war with Spain. Translated from the
German. Washington, 898. = 442oa.92
Naval war records office.
Officers in the Confederate states navy^
1861-65. Washington, 1898. = ^353.7-3
Treasury department.
Internal revenue office.
Laws and regulations concerning docu-
mentary and proprietary stamps under the
act of June 13, 1898. Washington, 1898.
^ ♦9336.27-3
War department
Adjutant general.
The autumn maneuvers of 1896 in Eu-
rope. Washington, 1897. = $951.83
Staffs of various armies. Washington,
1899. = *9355^
Separate States.
California.
San Francisco. Health department
Statement of vital statistics. Vol. i, no.
3-V0I. 4, no. 8. Mardi, 1896-February,
1899. [San Francisco, 1896-99. 1 =
'^14.109794
Maine. Governor.
Inaugural address of LleweUyn Powers to
the Legislature of the state of Maine,
January 5, 1899. Augusta, 1899. =
9353.941
i899
Massachusetts.
State library. Bibliography of works on
taxation. Boston, 1898. = *90i6.3362
Prepared by Ellen M. Sawyer.
Newburyport City improvement society.
Exercises at a special meeting of the so-
ciety, Sept. 6, 1897. Newburyport, 1897.
= 4355.117
Michigan.
Department of state.
Michi^n monthly bulletin of vital statis-
tics. Edited by Cressy L. Wilbur, M.D.
Vol. I, no. 1-16. 1897, 98. Lansing, 1899.
= *96i4. 109774-2
Missouri.
Insurance department.
'Annual report, 30th. 1898. Advance
sheets. Jefferson City, 1899. 9368.9778
Nebraska.
State board of agriculture.
Annual report, 1888-92, 1894-97. Lincoln,
188^-98. ♦5996.51
Nevada.
Controller.
Annual report. 1886-98. 9336.793
North Caronna.
Geological survey.
Nitze, Henry Benjamin Charles.
Monazite, and monazite deposits in
North Carolina. Winston, 1895. =
♦7861.47.9
Bibliography, pp. 39-43.
Pennsylvania.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Biennial report to the Governor, 1894-98.
[Harrisburjf.] 1894-98. = *6476.io
Bureau of mines.
Report ... including .reports of mine in-
spectors. 1897. [Harrisburg.] 1898. =
♦9622.89748
Wisconsin.
Geolofirical and natural history survey.
Bulletin. Economic series. No. i. Madi-
son, Wis., 1898. = ♦s82oa.2o
Foreign.
Africa.
Trade and shipping of. London, 1899.
9382.6
Australasia.
New South Wales. Department of mines
and agriculture.
Agriculture and forestry. [Sydney, 1898.]
= *3990.io
Austria-Huneary.
Bericht tiber die K. bohm. Landesirrenan-
stalten fur das Jahr, 1897. = 9362.2437
Statistical Commission.
Bewegung der Bevolkerung der im Reichs-
rathe vertretenen Konigreiche und Lander
im Jahre 1896. Wien, 1899. =5 9312.436
Bulgaria.
Mouvement commercial de la Bulgarie avec
les pays Strangers. Sophia, 1899. =
9382.497-2
Canada. Psirliament.
Report of Commissioners upon the state and
management of the St. Vincent de Paul
penitentiary. Ottawa, 1899. = 9364.71
191
Report r^th and final] of the Select stand-
ing committee on agriculture and coloni-
zation. Ottawa, 1898. = ♦9630.971-1
King, William Lyon Mackenzie.
Report on the methods adopted in Canada
in the carrying out of government cloth-
ing contracts. Ottawa, 1898. = ♦9331.8
On the sweating system.
Quebec, province.
Board of health.
Report, [ist]-3d, 1895-1897. Quebec,
1895-97. = ♦9614.09714-1
France.
Office du travail.
Resultats statistiques du recensement des
industries et professions. Tome i. Intro-
duction. — Region de Paris. Paris, 1899.
= 9314.4-2
Germany.
Erganzungsband (i & 11) zu den Wiirttem-
bergischen Jahrbiichern fiir Statistik und
Landeskunde. Stuttgart, 1898. = 9314.347
Mecklenburg-Schwerin.
Statist! sches Handbuch fiir das gross-
herzogthum Mecklenburg-Schwerin. i.
Ausgabe. Schwerin, 1898. = 9314317
Neefe, M.
Statistisches Jahrbuch deutscher Stadte.
Siebenter Jahrgang. Breslau, 1898. =
4815.8.7
Statistik der Reichstagswahlen von 1898.
Zweiten Theil. Berlin, 1899. = 9943.084
Zeitschrift des K. Preussischen statistischen
Bureaus. Berlin, 1899. = 931431
Greece.
Bulletin mensuel du commerce special de la
Grece avec les pays etrangers. Athenes,
1898. = 9382.495-2
India, British.
Accounts relating to the trade and naviga-
tion of British India. Calcutta, 1889-1899.
= 9382.54
Xrade by land of British India with foreign
countries. [Monthly.] Stat. Per. 151 5
Netherlands.
Amsterdamsch effectenblad. 1800-11, 1814-
69. Amsterdam. [1801-70.] 68 v.
♦9338.5
Previous to 1842 the title was "Prys-courant der
effccten."
Nieuw algemeen effectenblad. July 6, 1869-
Dec. 31, 1879. Amsterdam. [1870-80.]
10 V. *9338.5-2
This continues the "Amsterdamsch effectenblad"
[•9338.5].
Roumania.
Miscarea populatiunei Romanici in 1893.
[Movement of the population of Rou-
mania.], Bucuresci, 1898. = 9312.498
Russia.
Bulletin russe de statistique et de legisla-
tion. 5e annee, 1898. St.-Petersbourg,
1894-99. = 9336.47
Commerce ext^rieur de la Russie par la
frontiere d* Europe, octobre et novembre,
1898. = 9382.47-2
Finland.
Meddelanden af geografiska foreningen i
Finland, iv, 1897-18^. Helsingfors, 1899.
= 9914.71-2
List of Books and Magazine Articles
on the Dreyfus Affair.
Some of the books mentioned below are not yet on the shelves of the
Library, but may be expected to arrive shortly. In addition to the material
cited, recourse will naturally be had to the daily newspapers, for which con-
sult the files in the Newspaper Reading Room.
Affaire Dreyfus, L', Le proces Zola devant
la Cour d'assises de la Seine et la Cour
de cassation, 7-23 fevrier,3i mars-2 avril,
1898. Compte-rendu st^nographique "in
extenso" et documents annexes. Paris,
1898. 2 V. 2614.77
Bahar, Jacques.
Esternazy contre lui-meme. Paris, 1898.
26i9a.88
£trennes i Dreyfus. Paris, 1897.
Barlow, George.
History of the Dreyfus case. London, 1898.
2614.78
Bonnamour^ George.
Le proces Zola; impressions d'audience.
Edition augment^e de La genese de Taf-
faire Zola, Une heure chez Texpert Bel-
homme, Lettre aux intellectuels, et illus-
tr^e de cinquante dessins . . . par L.
Sabattier. Paris. [1898.I Illus. Portrs.
Pis. 2614.76
Brulat, Paul.
Violence et raison. (L'af faire Dreyfus.)
Paris, 1898.
Brtmeti^re, Marie Ferdinand.
Apres le proces. R^ponse k quelques "in-
tellectuels." Paris, 1898. 2^.194
Contents. — L'antis^mitisme. — L'arm6e et la d^-
mocratie. — De quelques intellectuels.
Carrere, Jean.
Affaire Dreyfus. R^ponse i £mile Zola.
Paris. Rouam et cie. 1898.
Announced, but probably newr published.
Chronology [of the Dreyfus case, and Short
biographies of the persons concerned in
it]. (Cut from the Boston transcript,
Oct., 1898.) *26ioa.79
Ge, La, de Taffaire Dreyfus. Observations
graphologiques sur T^criture du com-
mandant Esterhazy. Opinions des experts
sur I'ecriture du Capitaine Dreyfus.
Paris. [1899.] Broadside. Fac-similes.
'*'Cab.26.20.2
Colline, Michel.
Billets de la province. (Affaire Dreyfus.)
Paris, 1898.
Conybeare, Frederick Comwallis.
The Dreyfus case. London, 1898. Portrs.
Fac-slmile. 26i9a.92
loe Edition.
26193.99
Dreyfy^, Alfred.
Lettres d'un innocent Paris, 1898. Fac-
similes. ' 26193.93
Drumont et Dresrfus. &udes sur la "Libre
Parole" de 1894 i 1895 par TArchivistc
Paris, 1898.
Dudaux, Pierre J&mile.
Propos d'un solitaire. L'affaire Dreyfus.
Paris, 1898. 26193.86
Escoffier, L6on.
Oh6 les jeunes! Paris, 1898.
Plaidoyer en faveur de la folie g6n6rea8e de I'acte
de Zola . . .
Falk, Victor von.
Auf ewi^ getrennt? oder Kapitan Dreyfus
und seiner Gattin. Berlin, 1898.
Purely imaginary.
Gohier, Urbain.
L'arm6e contre la nation.
Paris, 1899.
Grand-Carteret, John.
L'affaire Dreyfus et Timage. Paris. [1898.]
Illus. PL 80693.109
Gu^tant, Louis.
Dites-nous vos raisons. Lettre i M. Mir-
m3n i propo^ de Taffaire Dreyfus. Paris,
1898.
La jeunesse. Annonay, 1898. 2614.74
Relates to ftmile Zola and the Dreyfns affair.
Guyot, Yves.
La revision du proems Dreyfus. Faits et
documents juridiques. Paris, 1898. Fac-
similes. 26103.77
Guyou, Greorges.
The Dreyfus case. With a prefatory note
by Prof. P. Geddes. Edinburgh, 1898.
[Current events series. No. i.] 2(5193.90
Haime, E. de.
Affaire Dreyfus. Les faits acquis i This-
toire. Paris, 1898.
Hale, Richard Walden.
The Dreyfus story. Boston, 1899. 26193.106
Hess, Je3n.
A rile du Diable. Enqnete d'un rqK>rter
aux lies du Salut et i Cayenne. Paris.
[1898.] nius. Portr. 26193.95
Jaur^s, Jean.
Les preuves. Affaire Drejrfus. Paris, 1898.
i899
Laporte, Antoine.
Cour d'assises. Police correctionnelle.
fimile Zola et les Dresrf us ou la d6bade
des traitres. Paris, 1898.
Lazare, Bernard.
Comment on condamne un innocent L'acte
d'accusation contre le Capitaine Dreyfus.
Paris, 1898. 3614.7s
Une erreur judidaire. L'affaire Dreyfus.
2e m6moire, avec des expertises d'6cri-
tures de Cr6pieux-Jamin, Gustave Bridier,
etc Paris, 1897. 26ioa.76
Une erreur judiciaire. La v6rit6 sur Taf-
faire Dreyfus. 2e Edition. Paris. [1897.]
26i9a.84
Lemaurice,
Le commandant Mardoch6e. Paris, 1898.
6tade, sous forme de roman, des moeurs mili-
taires et des juifs dans rarm6e, k propos de l'af-
faire Dreyfus.
Lemazurier, Jean.
Cat6chisme dreyfussard. Paris, 1898.
Lentillon^ J. M.
Lettre ouverte i £mile Zola, en r^ponse i
sa lettre au president de la Republique.
Lyon, 1898.
Marin, Henri Paul Constantin.
Le Capitaine Lebrun-Renault? Paris, 1898.
2619a. 104
Dreyfus? (Documents, &c) Paris, 1898.
Histoire populaire de Taffaire Dreyfus.
Paris, 1898. 26i9a.97
Le Lieutenant-colonel Du Paty de Gam?
Paris,' 1898. 2619a. 102
Le Lieutenant-colonel Henry? Paris, 1899.
2619a. 103
Peters, Madison C.
Justice to the Jew: the story of what he
has done for the world. N. Y. [1899.]
Aims to fix the responsibility of the Dreyfus af-
fair.
Pressens^, Francis de.
L'affaire Dreyfus. Un h6ros: le Colonel
Picquart. 6e Edition. Paris, 1899.
26193.96
Reinach^ Joseph.
A rile du Diable. Paris, 1898.
L'affaire Dreyfus. Vers la justice par la
v6rit6. Paris, 1898. 26193.100
R^ville, A.
Affaire Dreyfus. Les topes d'un intellec-
tuel. Pans, 1898.
Revision, La, du proems Dreyfus i la Cour de
cassation "in extenso," 27-29 oct. 1898.
Paris, 1898. 26193.94
Saint-Georges de Bouhelier, pseud.
L'affaire Dreyfus. La revolution en marche.
Paris, 1898. 26193.87
Sincere, Pierre, pseud.
Le proems Dreyfus devant I'opinion. Paris,
Trarieux, L.
Lettre i M. Godefroy Cav3ign3c i propos
de I'dffsire Dreyfus. Paris, 1898.
ViUane, £.
L'opinion publique et r3ff3ire Dreyfus.
Paris, iS^
Villemar, H.
Drejrfus intime. Paris, 1898. 26193.98
193
Vr3ie reponse, La, des ^tudiants i MM.
fimile Zola et Aujar. Paris, 1898.
On yellow paper, si^ed: Un groupe d'^tudiants .
Wyzewa, Theodore, comte de.
L'aff3ire Dreyfus. Les dessous d'une tr3-
hison. Paris. [1898.] Illus. Portrs. Pis.
26193.89
Z0I3, £mile.
The Dreyfus C3se. Four letters to Fr3nce.
I. To the youth of France. 2. To Fr3nce.
3. To M. Felix F3ure, president. 4. To
the Minister of W3r. With an introduc-
tion by L, F. Austin. London, 1898.
Portr. 26193.91
Hum3nite, v6rit6, justice. L'3ff3ire Drey-
fus. Lettre i I3 Fr3nce. P3ris, 1898.
No. I in 26103.78
Hum3nit6, v^rit^, justice. L*3ff3ire Drey-
fus. Lettre i I3 jeunesse. Psris. 1897.
No. 2 in 26103.78
Hum3nit6, v^rit^, justice. L'i*ff3ire Drey-
fus. Lettre 3U president de I3 Republique.
P3ris, 1898.
Humsnite, v6rit6, justice. L*3ff3ire Drey-
fus. Lettre 3U 6tudi3nts. P3ris, 18^.
The tri3l of £mile Z0I3. Cont3ining [his
letter to President F3ure relsting to the
Dreyfus C3se, 3nd 3 full report of the fif-
teen d3ys' proceedings in the Assize court
of the Seine]. N. Y., 1898. 7698.5
Magazine Articles.
Aff3ire Dreyfus, L'. (In Le Monde illustre,
m3i 18, 1899.) Per. room
Aff3ire Dreyfus, L'. (In The S3turd3y re-
view, June 3, 1899.) Per. room
Ameisen, Arthur.
Courts m3rti3l: the Dreyfus C3se. (Com-
p3rison of French 3nd Americ3n courts.)
(In The Americ3n l3w review, Jsnuary,
18^.) Per. room
Brunetiere, Marie Ferdinand.
Apr^s le proces. (In Revue des deux
mondes, mars, 1898.) Per. room
Ch3mberl3in, H. R.
Dreyfus affair and French public opinion.
(In The Ch3ut3uqu3n, M3rch, 1899.)
Per. room
Ch3rmes, Francis.
Revue chronique. (In Revue des deux
mondes. V3rious numbers to date.)
Per. room
Cohn, Adolphe.
Dreyfus case: past history and present st3te
of. (In The Outlook, Dec. 3, 1898.)
Per. room
Colonne, Alphonse de, comte.
The French judicial system. (In The Nine-
teenth century, March, 1899.) Per. room
Conybeare, Frederick Cornwall is.
Dreyfus case. (In The National review,
October, 1898.) Per. room
French milit3ry justice. (In The N3tion3l
review, November, 1898.) Per. room
Genersl de Boisdeffre. (In The N3tion3l
review, April, 1899.) Per. room
194
July
The Jesuit view. (In The National review,
March, 1899.) Per. room
Treason in the French war office. (In The
National review, December, 1898.)
Per. room
Coubertin, Pierre.
Contradictions of modern France. (In The
Fortnightly review, March, 1898.)
Per. room
Crawford, T. C.
Dreyfus mystery. (In The Cosmopolitan,
March. 1898.) Per. room
Crime of the century. (In Leslie's weekly,
June 22. 1899.) Per. room
Demoralization of France. (In The Contem-
porary review, March, 1898.) Per. room
Dreyfus case. Events from May to Novem-
ber. (In The Political science quarterly,
December, 1898.) Per. room
Dreyfus judgment. (In The Spectator, June
10, i8cp.) Per. room
Farleigh, K Austin.
The case of Captain Dreyfus. (Comparison
of French and English courts martial.)
(In The Westminster review, January,
1898.) Per. room
Guyot, Yves.
Dreyfus affair. (In The Contemporary re-
view, May, 1898.) Per. room
Dreyfus case. (In The Forum, November,
1898.) Per. room
Drevfus case: drama and its significance.
(In The Nineteenth century, January,
1899.) Per. room
Laffitte, Paul.
La paix publique. (In Revue politique et
litteraire. Revue bleue, mars, 1898.)
Per. room
Littlefield, W.
Truth about Dreyfus. (In Munsey's maga-
zine, May, 1899.) Per. room
Lushington, Sir Godfrey.
Conspiracy against Captain Dreyfus. (In
The National review, June, 1899.)
Per. room
M. Dupuy and M. Beaureoaire. (In The
National review, March, 1899.) Per. room
Maxse, Leo J.
The key to the Dreyfus mystery. (In The
National review, Oct., 1898.) Per. room
Military terror in France. (In The National
review, July, 1898.) Per. room
M. Cavaifirnac's vindication of Captain Drey-
fus. (In The National review, August,
1808.) Per. room
Russia and the Dreyfus case. (In The Na-
tional review, Nov., 1898.) Per. room
The sins of the syndicate. (In The National
review, March, 1899.) Per. room
Mazel, Henri.
Considerations psychologiques autour de
I'affaire Dreyfus. (In Revue de Belgique,
ser. 2, vol. 22, pp. 105-130.)
Per. room
Military espionage in France. (In The Quar-
terly review, April, 1898.) Per. room
M. Zola and the Dreyfus-Esterhazy affair.
(In The Review of reviews (Eng.), Feb-
ruary, 1898.) Per. room
Morse, John T., jr.
Dreyfus and Zola trials. (In The Atlantic
monthly, May, 1898.) Per. room
Murray, David C.
Some notes on the Zola case. (In The Con-
temporary review, April, 1898.) Per. rootn
Narrative of Dreyfus's jailor. (In Public
opinion, December 16, i8q8.) Per. room
Negative ruler. The, of France. (In Black-
wood's Edinburgh magazine, June, 1899.)
Per. room
Reinach, Joseph.
Present aspects of the Dreyfus case. (In
The North 'American review, June, 1899.)
Per room
Sanborn, Alvan F.
French working men and the Dreyfus affair.
(In The Outlook, June 10, 1899.)
Per. room
Sources of conspiracy. (In The Saturday re-
view, June 10, 1899.) Per. room
T., K V.
Dreyfus case. (In The Contempoiary re-
view, October, 1898.) Per. room
Thompson, Seymour D.
Revision of Dreyfus case. (In The Green
bag, January, 1899.) Per. room
Tonjoroff, S. Ivan.
The clash of races in Europe. (In The
Arena, March, 1899.) Per. room
Trial of Zola. (In Blackwood's Edinburgh
magazine^ March, 1898.) Per. room
Tricolor, pseud.
Coming revolution in France. (In The
Contemporary review, January, 1899.)
Per. room
Vandam, A. D.
Dreyfus revival. (In The Saturday review,
Nov. 27, 1897.) Per. room
Victory of justice. (In The Speaker, June 10,
1899.) Per. room
Vindex, pseud.
Case of Dreyfus. (In The Forum, June,
1897.) Per. room
Warren, Mary S.
Madame Dreyfus. (In Cassell's family
magazine, November, 1898.) ^352-J
Whitridge, Frederick W.
Zola, Dreyfus, and the French republic (In
The Political science quarterly, June,
1898.) Per. room
Wolf, Lucien.
Anti-Semitism and the Dreyfus case. (In
The Fortnightly review, January, 18^)
Per. room
Zola, Dreyfus case, and the Jewish crusade in
France. (In The Review of reviews
(N. Y.), March, 1898.) Per. room
PHILIP HENRY SAVAGE.
1868^1899.
Philip Henry Savage, a member of the Library staff since 1896, and re-
cently appointed Clerk of the Corporation, died on June 4, 1899.
Mr. Savage, son of the Rev. Minot J. Savage, D.D., and of Ella (Dodge)
Savage, was born at North Brookfield, Mass., on February 11, 1868. He
was graduated from the English High School in Boston in the year 1885,
and from the class of 1893 of Harvard College, which conferred on him the
degree of A.M. in 1896. After a year (1893-4) at the Harvard Divinity
School, he acted as assistant in the English Department of the university dur-
ing 1895-96. During the summer of 1896 he was appointed an instructor in
English at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, but he resigned this
position to enter the service of the Public Library as Secretary to the Librarian.
This office, requiring unusual patience and ability to control vexatious
detail, he filled with great acceptability. His mind was singularly direct and
ingenuous, and his manner winning and responsive. He was held in marked
respect by his associates, and his death called forth expressions of the deepest
feeling.
The author of two volumes of verse, Mr. Savage had already begun to
meet with recognition as a force gentle, yet strong, in the younger American
literature, and his growing reputation was appreciated in this Library, where
his union of literary skill and executive capacity was of conspicuous value.
FREDERICK OCTAVIUS PRINCE.
1818-1899.
The Hon. Frederick O. Prince died at his residence on June 6, 1899, in
the eighty-second year of his age. He was born in Boston on January 18, 18 18,
graduated from the Boston Latin School, and from Harvard College in the
class of 1836.
He was Mayor of Boston in 1876, 1879, and 1880, a member of the Board
of Trustees of the Boston Public Library from 1 888-1 899, and from October,
1895, ^"^^1 ^^^ retirement in May, 1899, he served as President of the Board.
On the occasion of his retirement the Board of Trustees addressed a tribute
to Mr. Prince, which is printed in the Monthly Bulletin for June, 1899.
WILLIAM WHITWELL GREENOUGH.
1818-1899.
On June 17, 1899, died at his residence on Marlboro Street, William
Whitwell Greenough. He was the only child of William and Sarah (Gardner)
Greenough, and was born in Boston, June 25, 181 8. He attended the Boston
Latin School and the private school of Mn F. P. Leverett, and was a graduate
of Harvard College in the class of 1837. It was his intention to become an
oriental scholar, and he partly fitted himself to that end at Andover, but soon
entered business with his father. In 1853 he was elected to the Treasurership
of the Boston Gaslight Company, and this office he held until 1889. Mr.
Greenough was chosen a Trustee of this Library in 1856, and from 1866 until
his retirement in 1888 was President of the Board. The Proceedings and the
Correspondence of the City Government and of the Board of Trustees on the
occasion of his resignation are given in the Bulletin of the Library for May,
1888.
CURRENT LIBRARY NEWS.
Exhibitions. In the Fine Arts Depart-
ments, exhibitions were held as follows: May
2^June 19, Photographs of the works of Ve-
lasquez on the occasion of the anniversary of
his birth, June S, 1599; May 20-June 19,
Photographs relating to the Civil War; June
20, Plates from the works in the Spitzer col-
lection purchased at the Montaiglon sale.
The exhibition of books, maps, and pictures
relating to the Battle of Bunker Hill, an-
nounced in the last Bulletin, was continued
during the month of June in the Children's
Reference Library. A circular in regard to
the exhibition was sent to the teachers of the
public schools of Boston.
Purchases made at the Montaiglon Sale.
This Library, through an appropriation for the
purpose by the Trustees, and by the gift of
|iooo from an anonymous friend, was enabled
to purchase at the Montaiglon sale, which
took place in Boston during May and June, University.
1296 bound volumes, 176 unbound volumes,
192 1 pamphlets, 300 fac-simile manuscripts,
and 700 photographs.
PuBUCATiONS. On June i, as of the date
of Aprfl I, appeared a Branch Finding List,
containing titles of Books added uniformly to
all the Branches, subsequent to the lis^ which
ai>peared a year ago. It is intended that otiier
lists shall appear annually and at about the
same date.
Gift to the Library. Edgar Conway Fel-
ton, President of the Pennsylvania Sted
works, at Steelton, Pa., has presented a vcd-
ume entitled Reason why,, not Anabaptist
Plunging but Infant-Believer's Baptism ought
to be approved, by Joseph Low (Boston,
1710). The book was once in the P.riQce Li-
braryj and is now returned to it bv Mr. Fel-
ton, through President Eliot of Harvard
MONTHLY BULLETIN
BOOKS ADDED
PUBLIC LIBRARY
CITY OF BOSTON.
Vol. IV, No. 8.
August, 1899.
BOSTON.
PUBLISHED BY THE TRUSTEES.
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■*QV^'
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Building, Rockland St. South Boston Branch, 372 Broadway.
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tion, 49 Walnut St. sion.
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CLASSIFIED LIST
OF THE
BOOKS PLACED IN THE LIBRARY
FROM
June 15 to July 15 1899.
I ■■> <
The symbol = following the title of a work indicates that the work is a gift to the Library.
Reference Books.
Aimuaire de Tarmde frangaise pour 1899.
Paris, 1899. B. H. Ref. 312.1
Oarke, Hup^h Archibald.
Pronouncing dictionary of musical terms.
PhUa. [1896.] *4042.40
Davis, John David.
A dictionary of the Bible. Phila., 1898.
Illus. Maps. *3432.70
Frye, Alexander Everett.
Home and school atlas. [New England edi-
tion.] Boston, 1896. 48 pp: Illus.
Maps. No. I m 2280.71
Geographisches Tahrbuch. 1898. Gotha, 1899.
B. H. Ref. 283.8
Great Britain. Colonial office.
The colonial office list for 1899. London.
[1899.1 Maps. B. H. Ref. 3H7
Greater Boston business directory and register.
1899. Boston. [1899.] Map
B. H. Ref. 563.15
For earlier years see Boston directory ana busi-
ness directory on same shelf-number [43593.1].
Holt, Rosa Bell, editor. •
Gassical authors. Ancient and wise thoughts
of famous men who lived before Christ.
Vignette edition. London. [1896.] Illus.
6249.40
Index juridicus. The Scottish law list for
1899. Edinburgh. [1899.I
B. H. Ret, 334.19
India list, and India office list for 1899. Lon-
don. \i9^] Map. B. H. Ref. 314.5
Sanders, Danid.
Cilatenlexikon. Sammlun? von Citaten,
Sprichworten, sprichwortlichen Redens-
arten und Sentenzen. Leipzig, 1899.
4889.68
Genealogy. Heraldry.
Barnard, Robert Merry, compiler.
Barnard. Robert Barnard, of Andover,
Mass., and his descendants. Everett, 1899.
40 ff. 4434.247
Dean, Gardner Milton.
A genealogy of the descendants of James
Dean, one of the settlers of Oakham,
Mass. Boston, 1889. 29 pp. = 4432.145
Greenwood, Charles Curtis/ ^^MS
Eoitaphs from the ofd burying ground,
Needham, Massachusetts. Dedham, Mass..
T . ^?^% ^^^' 76 pp. 4333.128
Lmcoln, James Minor. ^^JJ-*^
The Lincoln family, and branches, of Ware-
ham, Mass. [Boston.] 1899. = 4434.240
Sage, Martha Hill. ^4^4-^9
Old families of the First parish. Read at
the centennial of the First parish churdh,
BUIenca, Massachusetts. [Boston.] 1808
^9 pp. = ♦4432!f5i
Names.
Ferri^re, fimile.
fitymologie de quatre cents prenoms usites
en France. Paris, 1898. 2639.20
Biography.
Achelis, Thomas.
Friedrich Nietzsche. Hamburg, 1895. 39 pp.
No. I in *59i4.5o.N.F.io
Baumgartner, Alexander.
Gothe's Jugend. Eine Culturstudie. Frei-
burg i. B., 1879. 4873.49
Belloc, Joseph Hilaire Pierre.
Danton: a study. N. Y., 1899. Portr.
Blakeney, Robert.
A boy in the Peninsular war. The services,
adventures, and experiences of Robert
Blakeney, subaltern in the 28th regiment.
An autobio^graphy. Edited by Julian
Sturgis. London, 1899. Map. 6522.82
Breal, Michel Jules Alfred.
Deux i6tudes sur Goethe. Un officier de
Tancienne France. Les personnages ori-
ginaux de la "F\VV^ T«X>\\^'fer ^^\v^^
18^. i^i^Ci;!.
200
Browning, Oscar.
Charles xii. of Sweden. London, 1899.
4M-I8
Buelow, Gabriele von, geb. Humboldt
Gabriele von Biilow, daughter of Wilhelm
von Humboldt. !A memoir. Translated
by Qara Nordlinger. London, 1897.
Portrs. 2844.88
Gemens, Will M.
A ken of Kipling. N. Y., 1899. Portr.
4547.157
Fechtner, Eduard.
John Locke, ein Bild aus den geistigen
Kampfen Englands im 17. Jahrhundert
Stuttgart, 1898. Portr. 2546.165
Force, Manning Ferguson.
General Sherman. N. Y., 1899. Portrs.
Pis. Maps. [Great commanders.]
4347.247
Hay, Mrs. Alexander.
Footprints. A memoir of the late Alexan-
der Hay. London, 1899. Portr. Pis.
3047.20
Hill, Constance.
Story of the Princess Des Ursins in Spain
(Camarera-mayor). N. Y., 1899. Portrs.
3092.120
"The Princess Des Ursins was m central and
dominant figure in Spain durins the . . . Wars of
the Spanish succession." — Prtfaet,
Kossmann, Robby.
Lord Nelson und der Herzog Franz Carac-
ciolo. Hamburg, 1895. 44 pp.
No. 8 in *59i4.50.N.F.io
Lemerre, Alphonse, editor.
Le tombeau de Th^ophile Gautier. Paris,
1873- Portr. 6706.4
A memorial volume, consisting of poems on Gau-
tier by Hugo, de Banville, Coppee, Leconte de
Lisle, de Heredia, Mallarm^ Mistral, Swinburne,
and 75 others.
Lewes, Louis.
Lord Byron. Hamburg, 1897. 47 PP-
No. 6 in *59i4.so.N.F.i2
Lindemann, Ferdinand.
Gedachtnissrede auf Philipp Ludwig von
Seidel. Miinchen, 1898. 84 pp. =1
284oa.22
McGure, J. B., editor.
Anecdotes of Abraham Lincoln and Lin-
coln's stories . . . Chicago, 1891. Portrs.
Pis. = ^4342.41
Marcks, Erich.
Kaiser Wilhelm i. 3te Auflage. Leipzig^
1899. 2845.75
Martyrdom, The, of an empress. [Anon.]
N. Y., 1899. Portrs. 4846.56
The empress of Austria.
Nover, Jakob. 1845-
Hans Sachs. Hamburg, 1895. 58 pp.
No. 13 in *59i4.5o.N.F.io
Pahde, Adolf.
Der erste deutsche Afrikaforscher (Fr. K.
Hornemann, geb. 1772, gest. 1801). Ham-
burg, 1895. 42 pp. Map.
No. 6 in ♦5914.50.N.F.10
Quincy, Joseph Sevin, comte de.
M^moires. Publics . . . pour h Soci^t^ de
rhistoire de France par L^n Lecestre.
T. I. 1690-1703. Paris, 1898. 4644.7J5
Skelton, John, LL.D.
Charles i. London, 1898. Illus. Portrs.
♦2540.120
August
Stem, Richard.
Erinnerungsblatter an Julius Stem. Lelp*
zig, 1886. 2847.85
Stryker, William Scudder.
A study of George Washington. Read be-
fore the Society [of the Cincinnati], Feb.
22, 1897. Trenton, 1898. 8 pp. =
2341.30
Waliszewski, Kazimierz.
MarysieAka : Marie de la Grange d' Arquien,
Queen of Poland, and wife of Sobieski,
1614-1716 . . . Translated from the French
by Lady Mary Loyd. N. Y., 1899. Portr.
3065.123
Zart, Gustav.
Chidher in Sage und Dichtung. Hamburg,
1897. 27 pp. No. 16 in ♦5914.50. N.F. 12
History.
Ancient. Modem.
Oceanica.
Africa.
Krebs, Wilhelm.
Der Koreakrieg in seinen natiirlichen Be-
ziehungen zu den Witterungs- und- Be-
volkerungsverhaltnissen Ostasiens. Ham-
burg, 1895. 42 pp. Maps.
No. 16 m ♦5914.50. N.F. 10
Marx, Theobald.
En^and in Indien. Hamburg, 1895. 40 pp.
No. 18 in ♦5914.50. N.F. 10
Petrie, William Matthew Flinders.
A history of Egjrpt London, 1897, 99. 2 v.
nius. 5050.192
VoL I is of the 4th edition. VoL a is of the sd
edition.
Valentine, John J.
"Imperial democracy." Dutch colonizers in
Malaysia. Annexation of the PhOippines.
San Francisco, 1899. 53 pp. = 4228.80
Europe.
Fowler, Joseph Thomas, editor.
Extracts from the account rolls of the
Abbey of Durham, from the original mss.
Vol. I. Durham, 1898. fSurtees society.]
♦2427.82
Gifford, Augusta Hale.
Germany f her people and their story. Bos-
ton. [1899] Pis* 2826.81
Green, Emanuel, F.S.A., editor.
Pedes finium commonly called Feet of fines
for the county of Somerset, i Edward 11.
to 20 Edward iii. 1507-1^46. London,
1898. [Somerset record society.]
♦3496.137.3
Murray, James, M.A., of Kilmacolm.
Kilmacolm. A parish history. 1100-18^
Paisley, 1898. Fls. [New dub series.]
*a47i.79
America.
Cambridge chronicle.
Semi-centennial souvenir of Cambridge.
- '46-'96. Cambridge, i8g(S. njos. P6rtrs.
= ♦44SO1147
i899
201
Davis, William Watts Hart
The Fries rebellion, 1798-99. An armed re-
sistance to the house tax law, in Bucks
and Northampton counties, Pennsylvania.
Doylestown, Fa., 1899. Portrs. Pis.
4324.164
Hathaway, Samuel.
The history of Redemption rock [at Prince-
ton, Mass.]. Worcester, 1898. 14 pp. =
4415*126
**On this rock May the md, 1676. an agreement
was made for the redemption of Mrs. Mary Row-
landson of Lancaster between John Hoar of Con-
cord and the Indians." — Pagi 5.
Hinsdale, Burke Aaron.
The old Northwest Revised edition. N. Y.,
i8d9. Maps. 4374-149
Humphreys, Henry H.
Reply to General Porter's articles which
have appeared in the Century magazine
during 1896 and 1897. N. Y., i8c^. 32
BP- = 4423.350
Knortz, Carl. 1841-
Das Deutschthum der Vereinigten Staaten.
Hamburg, 1898. 84 pp.
No. 19 in ♦59i4,5o.N.F.i2
Lamed, Charles W.
History of the "Battle monument at West
Point. West Point, 1898. Pis. =
'4374.86
Longshore, Joseph S., and Benjamin L.
Knowles.
The centennial liberty bell. Independence
hall. The Declaration of independence
and its signers. Phila., 1876. Pis.
4418.262
Stryker, William Scudder.
The battle of Trenton. An address deliv-
ered at the laying of. the cornerstone of
the Trenton batUe monument, Dec. 26,
1891. Trenton, 1895. 26 pp. Pi. =
4414.128
The heroes of the Revolution. Address at
the state Society of the Cincinnati of Penn-
sylvania, May 15, 1897. Trenton, 1898.
7 pp. = 4414.129
Fine Arts. Archaeology.
Antiquities.
Boissier, Marie Louis Antoine Gaston.
Roman Africa. Archaeological walks in Al-
geria and Tunis. Authorized English ver-
sion by Arabella Ward. N. Y., 1899.
3058.185
Burgess, James.
Revised list of antiquarian remains in the
Bombay presidency, and the native states
of Baroda, Palanpur, Radhanpur, Kathia-
wad, Kachh, Kolhapur, and the southern
Maratha minor states. Revised by Henry
Cousens. Bombay, 1897. Maps. Plans.
[Archxol(Mpcal survey of India.] ^3040. 154
Eyssenhardt, Franz Rudolf.
Aosta und seine *Alterthiimer. Hamburg,
1896. 34 pp. No. 23 in ♦5914.50.N.F.10
Forster, Robert Henry.
The amateur antiquary: his notes concern-
ing the Roman wail in Northumberland
and Cumberland. Newcastle-on-Tyne,
1899- 2532.2a
Thomas, Cyrus.
Introduction to the study of North Ameri-
can archaeology. Cincmnati, 1898. 2314.87
Fine Arts.
Ballhom, D.
Die Venus von Milo und die spatere Ausge-
staltung des Aphrodite-Ideals. Hamburg,
1895- 35 pp. No._i5 in ♦5914,50. N.F. 10
Burlington fine arts club, London.
Report 3 of a sub-committee appointed to
test certain methods devised for the pres-
ervation of drawings in water colour.
[London.] 1898. 4 pp. 8074.188
CoUignon, Maxime.
La polychromie dans la sculpture grecque.
Paris, 1898. Pis. 8089.46
Cook, Edward Tyas.
A popular handbook to the Tate gallery,
'National gallery of British art.' London,
1898. Plan. ♦8075.172
Hubbard, Elbert.
Little journeys to the homes of eminent
painters. No. i. Michael Angelo. N. Y.,
1899. Portr. ♦4089.69
Justi, Carl.
Winckelmann und seine Zeitgenossen. 2.
Auflage. Leipzig, 1898. 3 v. Portrs.
4083.64
Kaiser, Victor.
Homer und die Sibylle in Kaulbachs Bilder-
kreis der Weltgeschichte. Hamburg, 1897.
49 pp. No. 4 in ♦5914.50. N.F. 12
Maindron, G. R. Maurice.
Uart indien. Paris. [1898.I Illus. 8087.58
Meusel, Johann Georg.
Teutsches Ktinstlerlexikon oder Verzeich-
niss der jetztlebenden teutschen Kiinstler.
2. Ausgabe. Lemgo, 180&-1814. 3 v. =
♦4088.44
Pfldderer, Rudolf.
Die Attribute der Heiligen. Ein alpha-
betisches Nachschlagebuch zum Verstand-
nis kirchlicher Kunstwerke. Ulm, 18^.
4069.117
Pictorial England and Wales. London. [189-?]
Pis. 2461.70
Quarto, The. An artistic, literary and musical
quarterly, for 1896, 97.. London. [1897,
^.1 3 V. Pis. ♦4041.220
Ruskin, John.
The nature of Gothic: a chapter from The
stones of Venice. With a preface by Wil-
liam Morris. Orpington, 1899. Illus.
4098.27
Seidlitz. Woldemar von.
Die Entwickelung der modernen Malerei.
Hamburg, 1897. 41 pp. ♦5914.50. N.F. 12
Stieglitz, Alfred.
Exhibition of photographs, at the Camera
club, N. Y., May, 1899. [N. Y., 1899.]
(IS) pp. = 8076.37
Thomson. David Croal, compiler.
Illustrated catalogue. The Tate gallery.
The National gallery of British art. Lon-
don, 1897. 91 pp. ♦8075.173
Witthaus, F. E., editor.
Selected examples of decorative art from
South Kensington museum. Part i.
January, 1899. London. [1899.] 12 pis.
Cab 80. 197. 1
There is no text.
202
Architecture. Building.
Barker and Nourse.
Illustrations of a few buildings erected from
designs by Barker & Nourse, arJiitects,
Worcester, Mass. [Worcester? i^-l
Illus. = 4095.78
B)rme, Austin T.
Inspection of the materials and workmanship
employed in construction. N. Y., 1899.
4019. 121
Dillenbeck^ Gark.
Specifications for ... passenger stations
[and freight houses]. Form A — ^D. Phila.,
1896. 4 parts. ^4092.27
Totten, George Oakley, jr.
Report upon the iv International congress
of architects, Brussels, 1897, [to the]
Secretary of the Treasury. Washington,
1898. 14 pp. = 4095.80
Music.
Chopin.
Sammtliche Pianoforte- Werke. Kritisch re-
vidirt von Herrmann Scholtz. Band i.
Leipzig. [187-?] 4 parts in i v. =
8050.38
Fragerolle, Georges.
Chansons des oiseaux. Dessins de G. Frai-
pont. Ornementations de Jean Gosset
Poesies de Bonnard, D, de Bercy [etc].
Paris. [1898.] 45 pp. 4042.85
Hanslick, Eduard.
Fiinf Jahre Musik (1891-95). Der »Mo-
dernen Oper.« 7. Thoil.) Kritiken. Ber-
liUj 1806. 4048.132
Kohut, Adolph.
Josef Joachim. Ein Lebens- und Kfinstler-
bild. Festschrift zu seinem 60. Ceburts-
tage, am 28. Juni 1891. Berlin, 1891.
Portr. 40492.55
Shaw, George Bernard.
The perfect Wagnerite. Chicago, 1899.
4048.139
SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF THE WORKS ADDED TO
THE ALLEN A. BROWN LIBRARY DURING
THE MONTH OF JULY.
Balfe, M. W. Letty, the basket maker. Comic
opera. London.
Belchtr, W. T. The Fates. A cantati. Lon-
don.
Bellini, V. Ouvertures choisies. A.rang^es
pour piano ct violon par W. Meves. Braun-
schweig.
— Romeo u. Julie. Scene u. Arie der Julie.
Manuscript.
^ Berton, H. Ninon chez Mme. de S6vign6.
Op6ra. Paris.
Campra. Motets a i., 11. et iii. voix, avec la
basse-continue. Paris, 1710.
Hamerik, Asger. Concert-Romanze fiir Vio-
loncell und Orchester od. Pianoforte. Op.
27. Offenbach a/M.
Hauptmann, M. Quartett No. i, [2]. Op. 7,
No. I, [2]. MSS. score. A. A. B.
Haydn, Joseph. Der Versohnungstod. Can-
tate . . . aus sechs Adagios von Joseph
Haydn, arrangirt von J. A. Schulze. Leip-
zig.
August
Kliebert, K. Concert Ouvcrture (Romeo und
Julia) fiir Orchester. Op. 5. Berlin.
Kreutzer, Uon. Symphonie. [Paris?]
— Symphonie en si b^mol. [Paris?]
Mitterer, Ig. Missa solemnis . . . zur Feier
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Mashonaland and Matabdeland. N. Y.,
1899. Pis. Maps. 3056.169
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Foreman, John.
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Graham, Robert Bontine Cunninghame.
Mogreb-el-Acksa. A Journey in Morocco.
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Hesse- Wartegg, Ernst von.
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Hourst, fimile Auguste L6on.
French enterprise in Africa. The personal
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Hyne, Cutdiffe.
Through arctic Lapland. London, 1898.
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Lyth (pseud.).
The golden south. Memories of Aastralian
home life from 1843 to 1888. London,
1890. = 3045.33
i899
Manning, Samuel.
The land of the Pharaohs; drawn with pen
and pencil. Partly rewritten by R. Lovett
London, 1897. Ulus. Map. 305045
Miller, William, M.A.
Travels and politics in the new east. Lon-
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Semon, Richard Wolfgang.
In the Australian bush, and on the coast of
the Coral sea. Being the experiences and
observations of a naturalist in Australia,
New Guinea and the Moluccas. London,
189^ Illus. Maps. 3041.18
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dans la Nigritie. Paris, 1862, [63]. 2 v.
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in Manchuria, across the Gobi desert,
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from ''Tne heart of a continerit" London,
1898. Pis. Ma^. 3046.178
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Europe.
Black, Charles Bertram.
The south of France. East half. Part 2,
including the valleys of the Rhcne, the
Durance & the Po . . . 5th edition. Lon-
don, 1899. Maps. 46392-37
Dodd, Anna Bowman.
In and out of three Normandy inns. Bos-
ton, 1899. lUus- = 2664.1 II
Hole, Samuel Reynolds.
Nice and her neighbours. Londor, 1881.
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Manning, Samuel, LLD.
Italian pictures, drawn with pen and pencil.
A new edition, revised by S. G. Green.
[London, 188-?] Illus. 2761.14
Scott, William, of Venice.
Rock villages of the Riviera. London, 1898.
Illus. Map. 3769.45
Temple, Edward Lowe.
Old world memories. Boston, 1899. 2 v.
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America.
Friederich^ Gustav.
Am stillen Ocean. Erlebnisse in Honduras,
Kalifomien und Alaska. Berlin, 1898.
4369a. 167
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£tude commerciale-industrielle-^onomique-
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out, bcaidc some jo pages of manuscript addenda.
203
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L^igues s6n6galaises. Wolof, Arabchassa-
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La Grasserie, Raoul de.
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dictionnaire, textes traduits et analyses.
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The old booksellers of New York and other
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Hcibcrg, Johan Ludvi^. 1 791-1860.
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Fantastic fables. N. Y^ 1899. 4509a.26i
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Grierson, Francis.
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Halleck, Fitz-Greene.
Poetical writings. With extracts from those
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H. Low. N. v., 1898. 4403.165
Paul, Sir John Dean, baronet.
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Texte, Joseph.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau and the cosmopolitan
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6909.12
Steinhausen, Georg.
Der Wandel deutschen Geftihlslebens seit
dem Mittelalter. Hamburg, 1895. 43 pp.
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August
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Gleason, Garence Willard.
The gate to Vergil. Boston, 1898. Illas.
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Hussovianus, NicoUus.
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Nadson, Semen Yaklovlevitch.
Gedichte. Autofisierte Vcrdeutschung im
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Sanskrit Literature.
Oman, John Campbell.
The great Indian epics. The stories of the
Ramayana and the Mahabharata. Lon-
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Drama. Shakespeare.
Bauernfeld, Eduard von.
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Bridges, Robert.
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♦4574.177
Gen6e, Rudolph. 1824-
Hundert Janre des Koniglichen Schauspiels
in Berlin. Berlin, iSSS, Illus. Portrs.
4837.19
Greene, Henry Copley.
Th^phile: a miracle play. Boston, 1898.
viii, 32 pp. 4395.150
Hertz, Henrik. 1798-1870.
Dramatiske Vaerker. Kjfifbenhavn, 1854-1873.
18 V. in 9. 4909C122
Kumik, Max.
£in Menschenalter Theater-Erinnerungen
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Moser, Gustav von, and Thilo von Trotha.
Auf Strafurlaub. Lustspiel. Leipzig. [1898.I
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Die attische Gesellschaft in der reueren
Komodie der Griechen. Hambuig, 1897.
37 pp. No. II in *S9i4.saN.F.i2
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4896150.393
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Le flibustier. Com^die en vers. Paris, i8g8.
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i8q8. 72 pp. 6699a.74
Steiger, Edgar.
Das Werden des neuen Dramen. Berlin,
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Gesellschaftskritik. a. Von Hauptmann bis Mae-
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Folk-Lore.
Qodd, Edward.
Tom Tit Tot. An essay on savage philoso-
phy in folk-tale. London, 1898. 4578.176
Comparetti. Domenico.
The traditional poetry of the Finns. Tran-
lated by Isabella M. Anderton. London,
1898. 2902.30
Evans, Sebastian.
In quest of the Holy Graal. An introduc-
tion to the study of the l^end. London,
1898. 4578.170
Kroff, Wilhelm.
Antiker Aberglaube. Hamburg, 1897. 43
pp. No. 14 in ♦5914.50. N.F. 12
Moore, A. W., editor.
Manx ballads and music. Douglas Isle of
Man. 1896. Illus. 4564.134
Words in English and Manx.
Nover, Jakob. 1845-
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staltung. Hamburg, 1897. 44 pp
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Radlkofer, Max.
Die sieben Schwaben und ihr hervorragend-
ster Historiograph Ludwig Aurbacher.
Hamburg, 1895. 48 pp.
No. 5 in ♦5914. 50. N.F. 10
Medicine. Hygiene.
Medicine.
Brandt, Alexander.
Vergesellschaftung und gegenseitiger Bei-
stand bei Thieren. Hamburg, 1897. 48 pp.
No. 15 in ♦5914.50.N.F.12
Fluegge, Carl.
Die Mikroorganismen. Mit besonderer Be-
riicksichtigung der Atiologie der Infek-
tionskrankheiten. 3. umgearbeitete Auf-
lage. Liepzig, 1896. 2 v. Illus. 3791.129
Friedenwald, Harry.
Joseph Friederich Piringer: his methods
and investigations. [Baltimore, 1897.] 13
pp. = 3807.139
Jones, Gaude Perry.
Renal insufficiency, [Marlborough? 1897.].
= 3773.88
Klein, Carl, M.D.
Remarks on the balneotherapeutic treatment
of the diseases of the digestive organs.
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Metcalfe, Richard.
Life of Vincent Priessnitz, founder of hydro-
pathy. London, 1898. Portrs. Pis.
3738.45
205
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Fractures of the lower jaw and their treat-
ment. [Boston? 18^?] 10 pp. Illus.
= 5803.76
Pennsylvania. State pharmaceutical examin-
ing board.
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1897. = ♦3784.77
Shaw, Albert Joel.
A few clinical and anatomical points relat-
ing to the ear. [Boston? 1898.] (3) pp.
= 3808.115
Wollenberg, Robert.
Chorea, raralysis agitans, Paramyoclonus
multiplex (Myoklonie). Wien, 1899. Illus.
[Specielle Pathologic und Therapie.]
♦3782. i4i.Th.2, Abth.3
Zakhar'in, Grigori Antonovitch.
Qinical lectures delivered before the stu-
dents of the Imperial Moscow University.
Translated by A. Rovinsky. Boston, 1899.
Portr. = 3742.66
Hygiene.
Brown, Haydn.
The secret of good health and long life. 2d
edition. London, 1898. 3769.210
Mason, William Pitt.
Examination of water. N. Y., 1899, Illus.
Map. 3798.38
Science.
Ames, Joseph Sweetman, editor.
The free expansion of gases. Memoirs by
Gay-Lussac, Joule, and Joule and Thom-
son. N. Y., 1898. Illus. 5968.44
Atkinson, George Francis.
Elementary botany. N. Y., 1898. illus.
3858.25
Bauer, Max. 1844-
Rubin und Sapphir. Hamburg, 1897. 47 pp.
No. 10 in ♦5914.50.N.F.12
Beneden^ £douard van.
Les anthozoaires de la "Plankton-Expedi-
tion." Kiel, 1897. Pis. Map. *7S8o.i4.5
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Ueber Variationsrichtungen im Thierreich.
Hamburg, 1895. 55 pp.
No. 12 in *59i4.50.N.F.io
Deventer, Ch. M. van.
Physical chemistry for beginners. Trans-
lated by B. B. Boltwood. N. Y., 1899.
Illus. 3977.121
Dixon, Charles.
Curiosities of bird life. London, i8;;7.
3906.116
Hatschek, Berthold.
The Amphioxus and its development Trans-
lated by J. Tuckey. London, 1893. Pis.
3889.20
Kearton, Richard.
Wild life at home. How to study and pho-
tograph it. London, 1898. Illus. 3818.91
Lewis, Joseph Volney.
Corundum and the basic magnesium rocks
of western North Carolina. Winston,
1896. Illus. Maps. [North Carolina!
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206
Loeb, Walther.
Electrolysis and electrosynthesis of organit:
compounds. Authorized translatior by H.
W. F. Lorenz. N. Y., 1898. 5978-74
Lydekker, Richard.
Wild oxen, sheep & goats of all lands, living
and extinct. London, 1898. Ilb.b.
♦3880.28
Bibliography of wild oxen, sheep, and goats,
PP- 309-314-
Mach, Ernst.
Popular-wissenschaftliche Vorlesungen. 2.
Auflage. Leipzig, 1897. lUus. 3869.42
The lectures treat oi various subjects in physics.
T^o editions of an English translation are on
shelf-no. 3918.122 and 3918.143.
Milne, John.
Seismology. London, 1898. Illus. [Inter-
national scientific series.] 5869a.83
Mohler, John Fred.
Studies in spectrum analysis. Dissertation.
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5926.8J
Morgan, John Livingston Rutgers.
The elements of physical chemistry. N. Y.,
1899. Illus. 3977123
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Iron ores of North Carolina. A pre* iminar*
report. Raleigh, 1893. Illus. Maps.
[North Carolina. Geological survey.] =
♦7^^61.47.1
Pease, Alfred Edward.
The badger. London, 1898. Illus. 3889.22
Poynting, John Henry, and Joseph John
Thomson.
A text-book of physics. Sound. London,
1809. lUus. 5962.8S
Ries, Heinrich.
Clay deposits and clay industry ii« North
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Rotch, Abbott Lawrence.
The exploration of the free air by means of
kites at Blue Hill observatory. Washing-
ton, 1898. 8 pp. Pis. = 5962.70
Roth, Ernst 1857-
Ueber einige Schutzeinrichtungen der
Pflanzen gegen iibermassixe Verdunstung.
Hamburg, 1895. 38 pp.
No. 2 in ♦59i4.5>N.F.iJ
Die Unkrauter Deutschlands. Hamburg.
1897. 47 pp. No. 2 in ♦5914.50. N.F. 12
Sauter, F.
Ueber Kugelblitze. Hamburg, 1895. 35 pp.
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Science abstracts. Physics and electrical en-
gineering. Issued under the directory of
— The institution of electrical engineeri
— The physical society of London. Vol.
I. London, 1898. ^5962.90
A monthly publication.
Turner, Frederick.
Australian grasses. Vol. i. Sydney, 1895.
Pis. = 3842.70
Vermont. State geologist.
Report on the marble, slate and granite in-
dustries of Vermont. By George H.
Littlefield. Rutland, 1898. 68 pp Illus.
= .^864.31
Wirkner, C. G. von.
Geschichte und Theorie der Kalteerzeugung.
Hamburg, 1897. 38 pp.
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August
Anthropology. Ethnology.
Chamberlain, Montague.
The Penobscot Indians: a brief acrotmt of
their present condition. [Cambridge,
1899.1 4 pp. = 4364.209
Novicow, Jacques.
L'avenir de la race blanche. Cril«qae du
pessimisme contemporain. Paris, 1897.
2509a^7
Patemo, Pedro Alejandra
Los Itas. Madrid, 1890. 3Q49a.i69
On the negritos of the Philippine islands.
Mathematics. Astronomy.
Baltzer, Heinrich Richard.
Algebra. Versado al castellanp . . . para el
uso ... de la Universidad de Cordoba
(Republica Argentina) por F. Latzina.
[C6rdoba, 187-?] 94 pp. Lithograph
script = *3936u|6
Trigonometria. Versado al castellano . . .
para el uso . . . de la Universidad de C6r-
doba, por F. Latzina. .,[C6rdoba, 187-?]
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Harkness, James, and Frank Morley.
Introduction to the theory of analytic func-
tions. London, 1898. 3932.79
Ludlow, Henry H., and Edgar Wales Bass.
Elements of trigonometry. 3d edition
N. Y.. 1896. ♦♦K 5125.21
Madras, presidency. Government observatory.
Report ... for 1897-98. . Madras, 1898. =
♦79floa.65
Tait, Peter Guthrie.
Scientific papers. Vol. i. Cambridge, 1898.
Illus. ♦♦F^5i27.36
A collection of mathematical and physical articles.
Taylor, Frank Glanville.
An introduction to the differential and in-
tegral calctilus, and differential equations.
London, 1899. ♦♦£5129.43
Philosophy. Education.
Ethics.
Philosophy.
Marshall. Henry Rutgers.
Instinct and reason . . . with special study
of the nature of religion. N, Y., 185^
3494.124
Wyclif, John. I3^?-I38i.
De ente praedicamentali, from the unique
Vienna ms. Quaestiones xiii lo^icae et
philosophicae, from the tmique Prague
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Education.
Bardeen, Charles William.
Commissioner Hume. A story of New York
schools. S3rracuse, 1899. 4*093.218
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versity of Oxford college histories.]
2499*. M
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Jewish training school of Chicago.
Some information. [Chicago, 1898.] 16 pp.
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Matthias, Adolf.
Wie erziehen wir unsem Sohn Benjamin?
2. Auflage. Miinchen, 1808. 5587.100
Reed, Helen Leah.
Something of interest about a Massachu-
setts institution [the Cambridge school for
girls, and Margaret Winthrop hall]. Bos-
ton, 1891. (5) pp. = 4499a.202
University of Pennsylvania.
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189a = ♦4H90a.i8o
Issued monthly during the academic year.
Warfield, Ethelbert Dudley.
Addresses on the occasion of [his] inaugu-
ration as president of Lafayette college.
Easton, 1891. 39 pp. = 449i-4i
Ethics.
William Belden Noble lectures for 1898.
The message of Christ to manhord. By
'Alexander V. G. Allen, Francis G. Pea
body [and others]. Boston, 1899. Portr.
3477.117
Religion. Theology.
American Moslem, The. Organ of 0.\t first
society for the study of Islam in America.
Vol. I, no. I, 2. [Edited] by J. A. Lant.
Tarrytown, 1894. lUus. = *7350.io
Barrows, 7ohn Henry, D.D.
The Christian conquest of Asia. S<:ikdies of
oriental religions. Being the Morse lec-
tures of 1898. N. Y., 1899. 3499.126
Bible. N. T.
Das neue Testament nach der deutschen
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The transformation of Hawaii. How Ameri-
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3538.12
Brown, Charles Rufus.
Two parables. Chicago, 1898. 3447.49
A series of sermons on the parables of the Good
Samaritan and the Prodigal Son.
Bunyan, John.
The pilgrim's progress. With illustrations
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etc, engraved by Dalziel brothers N. Y.
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Bussler, Erich.
Hiob und Prometheus, zwei Vorkampfer
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Dennys. Edward Nichols.
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The Zend-Avesta and Eastern r.'ligions.
Baltimore, 1898. 3024.61
Glaser, R.
Diether von Isenburg-Budingen, Erzbischof
207
und Kurfurst von Mainz (1459-1463) und
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Hettinger, Franz.
Revealed religion. Edited, with an intro-
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Horton, Robert Forman.
The commandments of Jesus. N. y., 1898.
-477.122
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The history of the Reformation of religion
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1898. Portrs. 3527.69
Lang, Andrew.
Myth, ritual and religion. New edition.
London, 1899. 2 v. 3497-89
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Christ among the cattle. A sermon, Port-
landj Oregon. N. Y., 1899. 41 pp.
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History of my religious opinions. London,
1865. 5464.22
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Stimson, Henry Albert.
The Apostles* creed in the light of modern
discussion. Boston. [1898.] 3458.196
Thomas k Kempis.
The imitation of Christ, called also The
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notes, and introduction by C. Bigg. Lon-
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Wyclif, John. I324?-I38i.
Tractatus De simonia. Now first edited
from the Vienna mss. [etc.]. By Dr. Herz-
berg-Frankel and Michael Henry Dzie-
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= *3492.79
Ziegenbalg, Bartholomaus.
Genealogy of the South-Indian gods. In-
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8009.90
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The metallurgy of lead. Sth edition. N. Y.,
3862.156
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The mechanical engineer's pocket-book. 4th
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Lessons in domestic science. London, 1898.
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Braddon, Hon. Sir Edward Nicholas O^ventry.
Thirty years of shikar. Edinburgh, 1895.
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The wonderful trout Edinburgh, 1898.
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Tropics and snows: a record of travel and
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Russia, and the adventures chiefly big game
shooting.
Gottschall, Hermann von, editor.
Sammlung von Schachaufgaben. 4. Teil.
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The art of training for cycle racing. Berlin.
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in English, German and French.
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Twentieth century magic and the construc-
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History of the postal issues of Hawaii.
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Salmon and sea trout. How to propagate,
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Neesen, Victor.
Dr. Neesen's book on wheeling . . . from
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Hallowe'en. Its origin and how to c-.lebrate
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4009.234
Warfield, Ethelbert Dudley.
The place of athletics in college life. Easton,
Pa., 1894. 24 pp. = 4007.178
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Die Bedeutung die korperlichen Ucbungen
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Lie, Jonas Lauritz Idemil.
Lindelin. Eventyr-Spil. Kj^^benhavn, 1897.
4909C127
In English.
Bangs, John Kendrick.
Peeps at people. N. Y., 1899. Pis.
6a3S
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Barrett, Wilson, and Robert S. Hichens.
The daughters of Babylon. Phila.. 1899.
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When Boston braved the king. A story of
Tea-party times. Boston. [1899.] Pis.
77.137
B^lor, Frances Courtenay.
The ladder of fortune. Boston, 1899 68.32
Brown, Alice.
Tiverton tales. Boston, 1899. 68.37
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A civilian attach^. N. Y., 1899. 68.42
Brown, Vincent
The romance of a ritualist. London, 1898.
57.36
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The Duke's servants. Boston, 1899. $7.41
England, 17th century. Relates to the Duke of
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Cable, George Washington.
Stronir hearts. N. Y., 1899. 68.40
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The queen of the swamp and other plain
Americans. Boston, 1899. 68.44
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The professor's daughter. N. Y., 1899. 68.33
Fowler, Ellen Thomeycroft.
A double thread. N. Y., 1899. 57.39
Guthrie, Thomas Anstcy.
Love among the lions. N. Y., 1899. 57-33
Haggard, Henry Rider.
Swallow: a tale of the great Trek. N. Y.,
1899. Pis. 57.12
Harraden, Beatrice.
The fowler. N. Y., 1899. 57.31
James, Henry.
The awkward age. N. Y., 1899. 68.45
Lee, Charles.
Patd Carah, Comishman. N. Y., i8qq. 57.32
McCook, Henry Christopher.
Old farm fairies. A summer campaign in
Brownieland against King Cob-veaver's
nixies. Phila. [1895.] Illus. 77.138
MacManus, Seumas.
Through the turf smoke. The love, lore,
and laughter of old Ireland. N. Y., 1899.
57.6
Magruder. Julia.
A heaven-ldssing hill. Chicago, 1899. 68.30
Mason, Caroline Atwater.
The minister of Carthage. Phila., 1899.
Pis. 68.41
Merriman, Henry Seton.
Prisoners and captives. N.Y.,1899. Pis. 57.37
Morvan, Louis.
The secret of Fougereuse : a romance of the
Fifteenth century. From the French by
Louise Imogen Guiney. Boston, 1898. Pis.
1066.69
Time, Louis xi.
Pcmberton, Max.
The garden of swords. N.Y.,1899. Pis. {7.42
Phillpotts. Eden.
The children of the mist N. Y., 1899. 57.40
Praed. Rachel M.
Madame IzAn. N. Y., 1899. 57.35
Rogers, 'Anna A.
Sweethearts and wives. N. Y., 1899. 68.31
Sidgwick, Charlotte S.
Grasin Ivo. London, 1899. 57.29
Smart, Helen Hamilton.
An unofficial patriot N. Y., 1898 68.34
209
Walford, Lucy Bethiah.
A little legacy and other stories. Chicago,
1899. 57.38
Waterloo, Stanley.
The wolfs long howl. Chicago, 189). 68.39
Weyman, Stanley John.
When love calls. Boston, 1899. 57-34
Wilkins, Mary Eleanor.
The Jamesons. N. Y., 1899. Col. pis. 68.43
In German.
Fontane, Theodor.
Funf Schlosser. Altes und Neues aus
Mark Brandenburg. Berlin, 1889. 2826.79
Hoffmann, Heinrich.
Der Struwwelpeter oder lustige Gesrhichten
und drollige Bilder fiir Kinder von 3-6
Jahren. 213. Auflage. Frankfurt am
Main. [1898?] (2), 24 ff. Illus. 4870.40
In Italian.
Barrili, Anton Giulio.
Sorrisi di gioventu. Ricordi e note. Mi-
lan©, 1899. 2779a.98
Fogazzaro, Antonio.
II mistero del poeta. Rqpianzo. iia edi-
zione. Milano, 1896. 2777.28
In Spanish.
Ochoa, Juan.
Un alma de Dios. Novela. Barcelona, 1898.
Illus. 30993.124
Pardo Baz4n, Emilia.
Cuentos de amor. Madrid. [1898.] 3096.180
De mi tierra. [2a edici6n.] Madrid. [1893.]
3096.173
Perez Gal do s, Benito.
Mendizibal. Madrid, 1898. .1099.186
Valera, Juan. 1824-
De varios colores. Madrid, 1898. 3099.106
In Swedish.
Schwartz, Marie Sophie.
Positivspelarens son. Svenskt original. 2.
upplagan. Stockholm. [1879.] 4909b.i25
Periodicals. Annuals.
Ind
exes.
Manataug pebbles. Vol. i, no. 1-5. July 26-
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No more was published.
State journal company, Lincoln. Nebraska.
Annual catalogue. 1898. [Lincoln 1898.]
60 pp. = 4379a. 124
Associations. Clubs.
Societies.
Boston veteran fireman's association.
4th grand concert and ball. Dec. I4« 1898.
[Boston.] 1898. 36 pp. Portrs. 4451. 129
Society de geographic de Lyon.
Liste des membres . . . au ler Janvier 1899.
Lyon, 1899. 39 PP. *^<,'^
STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT.
BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS RECENTLY ADDED.
Social Science.
Political Economy.
American public health association.
The Bertillon classification of causes of
death. Lansing, 1899. = 9614. i
Apostol, Paul.
Das Artjel. Eine wirtschaftsgeschichtliche
Studie. Stuttgart, 1898. 9334-147
Litteratur, pp. xi-xiv.
Bernard, Francois.
Principes d' economic rurale. Les systemes
de culture. Les speculations a^ricoles.
Montpellier, 1898. 9338.14
Block. Maurice.
Une crise de la propriete rurale en Alle-
mafi^ne, et Torganisation du credit agricole.
Rapport . . . sur une mission en AUe-
magne, en 1897. Paris, 1898. 5564.142
Blunden, G. H.
Local taxation and finance. London 1895.
3648.132
Ebner, Theodor.
Vom deutschen Handwerk und seiner Po-
esie. Hamburg, 1895. 51 pp.
No. II in ♦5914.50. N.F. ID
Finanz-Archiv. Zeitschrift fur das f;»esamte
Finanzwesen. Hrsg. von Georg Schanz.
Jahrg. 1-13. Stuttgart, 1884-96. 13 v.
*9.^v36.0543
Jahrg. 13 contains a Register lor 1884-96.
Giornale degli economisti. [Serie i,l vol. 4,
5, fasc. 1-3; serie 2, anno 1-9, vol. 1-17.
Roma [etc.]. [188^^-98.] 18 v. =
*9330.54S
Current numbers are kept in the Statistical de-
partment.
Grupp, Georg.
Englische Wirthschaftsentwickelung im Mit-
telalter. Hamburg, 1898. 57 pp.
No. 17 in ♦59i4.5f.N.F.i2
Helfferich, Carl.
Die Reform des deutschen Geldwesens nach
der Grundung des Reiches. Leipzig, 1898.
2 V. 9332.4043
Lenz, Oskar.
Ueber Geld bci Naturvolkern. Hamburg,
1895. No. 10 in ♦5914.50. N.F. 10
Levasseur, Pierre fimile.
Note sur la valeur de la productioi brute
agricole de la France. Paris, 1891. =
^338.144
Notions d*6conomie politique. [Paris,
188-?] = 9330a
Macfarlane, Charles William.
Value and distribution. An historical, criti-
cal, and constructive study in economic
theory . . . Phila., 1899.. 9330.1-3
Schmoller, Gustav.
t)ber einige Grundfragen der Socialpolitik
und der Volkswirthschaftslehre. Leipzig,
185^. 93304
Societe d'economie politique, Paris.
Annuaire. Ann6e 58, 1899. Paris, 1899. =
9306.41
Sugar botmties of France, (Sermany and Aus-
tria. London, 1899. 9337.4
Th6ry, Edmond.
La situation ^onomique et finance ere de
TEspagne. Paris, 1899. = 9336.46
Warner. Caleb H.
The National bank of commerce of Boston.
Cambridge, 1892. = 36490.56
Worthington, T.
Commercial mission to South America
Uruguay. London, 1899. 9382.895
Sociology.
Costa, Joaquin.
Colectivismo agrario en Espaiia. Madrid,
1898. 3652.8^
Coutarel, A.
Le participationnisme : ou la justice dans
Torganisation du travail. Paris, ;?98.
Bibliography, pp. 566-178.
Destree, J., and fimile Vandervelde.
Le socidisme en Belgique. Paris, :898.
J35.0493
Espinas, Alfred Victor.
La philosophic sociale du xviii^ siede. et la
Revolution. Paris, 189a 5563-19^
Heins, Maurice.
La vie sociale modeme. Causeries sur les
elements de la constitution et du fonc-
tionnement des soci6t6s humaines. Paris,
1898. 93013
Hirschberg, Ernst
Die soziale Lage der arbeitendtn Klassen in
Beriin. Beriin, 1897. 9331-8-2
Kinney, Henry C.
The American housewife at work. A sta-
tistical examination of the propc<^ r^
striction of the Chicago school board
prohibiting the continuance of teaching
after matrimony. [Chicago, 1898?] =
93965
Kol, H. van.
Socialisme et liberty, par Rienzi fpseud.1.
Paris, 1898. 35^.»i
i899
Kropotkin, Petr Alexeicvitch, prince.
Fields, factorieSi and ^orlcshops. Boston,
1899. 9338.04
Laterrade, R.
La definition du socialisme. Paris, 1899.
Le Bon, Gustave.
Psychologie du socialisme. Paris, 1898.
3563.198
Michel, Louise.
La commune. 2e Edition. Paris, 1898.
2569.218
Rivista jntemazionale di scienze^ social! e dis-
cipline ausiliarie. Pubblicazione periodica
dell' Unione cattolica per gli studi sociali
in Italia. Anno 7, vol. 19. Roma, 1899.
*9305.45
Samson-Himmelstjema, Hermann von.
Die westostlichen Kontraste. Hamburg,
1897. 58 pp. No. 3 in *59i4,5<xN.F.i2
Starcke, C N.
La famille dans les diff^rentes soci6t6s.
Paris, 1899. 9392.04
Veblcn, Thorstein B.
. The theory of the leisure class. Ar. econo
mic study in the evolution of institutions.
New York, 1899. 9304-1
Ward, Lester Frank.
Sociology and economics. Phila,, 1899.
5564.137
Political Science.
Colonna, Egidio.
livres du gouvemement des ro'se. A
xiiith century French version of Egidio
Colonna's treatise De regimine principum.
With introduction and notes by Samuel
Paul Molenaer. N. Y., 1899. 4774-34
Bibliography, pp. 464-466.
Mentz, Georg.
Die deutsche Publizistik im siebzehnten
Jahrhundert. Hamburg, 1897.
No. 8 in ♦5914.50 N.F.12
Schultheiss, Guntram.
Die geistlichen Staaten beim Ausgang des
alten Reiches. Hamburg, 1895.
No. 3 in ♦59i4.5i».N.F.io
Public Documents.
United States.
United States. Industrial commission.
Agriculture and agricultural labor.
♦93^1.073-2
Education. *93< 1073-3
Immigration. *933i 073-4
Relations and conditions of capital and labor
employed in manufacturing and general
business. ♦9331.073-6
Transportation. *933i.073-5
War Department.
Adjutant general. Military information di-
vision.
The military systems of Greece and Tur-
key, including a description of the Greco-
Turkish frontier. Washington, 1897.
5951.82
211
Regulations for the army of the United
States, 1895. With appendix. *9353.6-'3
Separate States.
Montana.
Agricultural experiment station, Bozcman.
Bulletin. No. 14, White Sulphur Springs.
1897. = *7996.73
Nebraska.
Board of transportation.
Annual report, 2d-4th, 6th-i2th, for the
year ending June 30, 188&-90, 92-98. Lin-
coln, Neb., 1888-99. *9385.9782-2
New Jersey.
Board of health.
Twenty-second annual report, 1898. Tren-
ton, 1899. 7760a.75.22
New York, state.
Banking department.
Annual report of the Superintendent of
banks. For the year 1878-88, 90, 95. Al-
bany, 1879-96. ♦9332.209747
Oregon. Governor.
Inaugural address . . . 1899. Salem, 1899.
. = 6364.56
Wisconsin.
Bank examiner.
Annual report of the condition of the
building and loan associations, August,
1898. Madison, 1898. = *9332.39775-i
Foreign.
Australasia.
Australia. Western. Registrar general.
Statistical register for 1896, 1897. Perth,
1898. = *93i4.94i
New South Wales. Department of public
instruction.
Meteorology of New South Wale:>. 1896.
By H. C. Russell. Sydney, 1897 •—
♦.S962.53
Report of the Royal commission appointe 1
to inquire into the charges against E. M.
G. Eddy, chief commissioner of railways,
. . . Appointed 26 April, 1892. Sydney,
1892. ♦7690.30
Report of the royal commission on strikes.
Sydney, 1891. = *556o.i33
Government statistician.
A statistical survey of New South
Wales, 1893-4. By T. A. Coghlan.
Sydney, 1895. = ♦9319.44-2
Statistical register. 1898. Parts 3-5,
shipping, population and commerce.
Sydney, 1899. = Stat. Per. 1519
Austria. Kaiserlich-koenigliches Handelsmi-
nisterium. Statistisches Department.
Die Arbeitseinstellungen im Gewerbebetriebe
in Osterreich wahrend des Jahres 1894.
Wien, 1896. = 933189436
Die Arbeitseinstellungen und Ausspei rungen
im Gewerbebetriebe in Osterreich . . .
1895-1879 Wien, 1897-99. = 9331.89436-2
Die Ergebnisse der Civilrechtspflegt. 1894.
Wien, 1898. = 9354.435
Die Ergebnisse des Concursverfahrens, 1894.
Wien, 1898. = 9332.7243
212
Die Ergebnisse der Reichsrathswahlen, 1897.
Wien, 1897. = 9324.436
Die Ergebnisse der Strafrechtspflege, 1894
and 1895. Wien, 1897-98. = 9^5-436
Monats- und Jahres-Durchschnittspr-'se von
Weizen, Korn, Gerste, Hafer und Mais
in den wichtigsten Marktorten Oester-
reichs, 1894-1896. Wien, 1897. =
9338.1436-^
Statistik des Sanitatswesens, 1895. Wien,
1898. = 9362.9436
Statistik der Unterrichts-Anstalten, 1894-95.
Wien, 1898. = 9379.436
Statistisches Uebersicht der Verhaltnisse
der osterreichischen Strafanstaltcn und
der Gerichts-Gefangnisse, 1893. Wien.
1897. = 9364.436
Styria.
Statistisches Handbuch fur die Selbstver-
waltung in Steiermark. Erste Aufgabe.
Graz, 1899. = 9314-^5
Belgium.
Arni6e beige. Statistique m^dicale. 1896.
9614.0493-5
British India.
Report of the Indian famine commissipn.
1899. London [Siml^, 1899. Appendix
7. Miscellaneous. 9351.84-7
Canada. Parliament.
Official report of the debates in the Hous;
of commons. 3d session, 8th Parliament.
Vol. 46, 47. Ottawa, 1898. = *7034.48
Documents relating to the recent disallow-
ance of certain statutes passed by the
legislature of British Columbia. Ottawa,
1899- = 9325.252
Evidence on the alleged malfeasance of the
officials of the Yukon territory. Ottawa,
1899. = 9971.28
Report of the North-west mounted police,
1898. Illus. Ottawa, 1899. = 7034.41.1898
Denmark.
Statens statistiske Bureau.
Danmarks Statistik. Statistiske Meddel-
elser. 4de Raekke, Bind 1-3. K^enhavn,
1897, 98. = ♦9314.89
Kongeligt Sundhedskollegium.
D^dsaarsagerne i Kongeriget Danmarks
Dyer i Aaret 1896, 97. Ved J. Carl sen.
Kj^benhavn, 1897, 98. = 9614. 109489
Egypt. Health department.
Statistique sanitaire des villes. R6sum6 de
la p^riode quinquenniale de 1886-90. 2
parts. ^ 9614.062
France. Ministere des travaux publics.
Statistique de la navigation int^rieure.
I. D^penses de premier ^tablissement et d'en-
August
tretien c o ncemant les fleuves, riviires ct canaox.
9387.944
a. Re]ev6 gininl du tonaage des marchandises.
a vols. Ann^e 1897. 9187.944-2
Statistique des chemins de fer francs an
31 d^cembre 1896. Document prtncipaux.
Documents divers, le, 2e partie. 9385.944
Chemins de fer de I'Europe. Situation au
31 d6c 1897. Ouvertures en 1897.
9385.944-2
Germany.
Reichs- Marine- Amt
Die Ausgaben fiir Flotte tmd Landheer
und ihre Stellung im Haushalt der wich-
tigsten GrosstaateiL Berlin, 1898. 9387.25
Liibeck.
Tabdlarische Uebersichten des Lubecki-
schen Handels im Jahre 1897. Lubeck,
1898. = 9381^17
Samoa.
Die Generalakte der Samoa-Konferenz mit
einer Karte. Berlin, 1899. 9996.1-2
Marquardt, Carl.
Der Kampf um und auf Samoa. Berlin.
1899. 9996.1
United Kingdom.
Money-lending bill. 1899. Bill 215
Correspondence respecting the increase in
the wine duties. London, 1899. 9337.5
Correspondence with Russian government on
railway interests in China. London, 1899.
9385.1»i
Exports of coal. London, 1899. 9582.42-3
General regulations for the management
and discipline of certified inebriate re-
formatories in Ireland. London, 1899.
91786
Return showing the number of days, hours,
and minutes occupied in the transit of
mails between Queenstown or Sonthamp-
ton and New York, in 1898. 9583.142
Labour Department
Collet, C. E.
Money wages of indoor domestic ser-
vants. London, 1899. = 9331.2-2
British South Africa company.
Correspondence with Mr. C J. Rhodes re-
lating to the proposed extension of the
Bechuana land railway. London, 1899.
9968.13-2
Papers relating to the complaints of Brit-
ish subjects in the South lA&ican republic
London, 1899. gg/SS.^-J
Correspondence relating to the e^qilosives
monopoly in South African republic
London, 1899. 996812-1
LIBRARY BUILDINGS.
AN
INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
At the time when plans for a new building for the Boston Public Library
were under consideration a collection was made by the Library of pictures and
plans, so far as they were obtainable, while all such material in periodicals in
the Library was indexed. The result was embodied in the first edition of the
present list, printed in the Quarterly Bulletin for January, 1886, and May,
1888, and republished in the Library Journal, October, 1886, and September,
1888. The compiler, Mr. J. L. Whitney, of the Library staff, has continued
the work of collecting up to the present time. Additional information was
obtained through blank forms sent out by Mr. Putnam, at that time Librarian,
to such libraries as have erected new buildings.
The great impulse given in recent years to the Library movement, espe-
cially in this coimtry, is shown by this list. It is also seen in the recently pub-
lished Ninth report of the Free public library commission of Massachusetts,
where are found pictures of 148 libraries in this Commonwealth.
The Trustees of the Boston Public Library will gladly receive additions
to their collection of library pictures and plans, and also any information which
shall render this list more complete.
Connecticut. Public library committee.
Reports. *6202.56
Granite monthly. Concord, N. H.
PERIODICALS, ETC.. INDEXED. ♦Per. room
Greenwood, Thomas.
Allgemeine Bauzeitung. Wien. *4090.20i Free public libraries. London, 1886.
American architect and buiMing news. Bos- 6125.46
ton. International edition. *4097.205 Public libraries. 3d edition. 1890. 2127.11
— Same. Imperial edition. ♦4097.203 Public libraries. 4th edition. 1891. 2127.56
— Same. Regular edition. ♦4097.201 Greenwood's Library year book. 1897.
American university magazine. New York. *6i98.43
♦7290.66 Harper's weekly. New York. ♦Per. room
Architect and contract reporter. London. Inland architect. Chicago. *8o93.20i
♦4101.201 Library journal. New York. *5304.3
Architectural review. Boston. ♦4102.205 Massachusetts. Free public library commis-
Architccture and Building. New York. sion.
♦4102.210 Reports. 61403.95; ♦♦61403.96
Brochure series of architectural illustration, New England magazine. Boston. ♦Per. room
vol. 3, Nov., 1897. Boston. ^8093.124 New Hampshire. Board of library commis-
Builder. London. ♦4104.201 sioners.
Building news and engineering journal. Lon- Reports. ^6206. 20
don. ♦8090.201 Scientific American. Architects* and buiMers*
Burffoyne, Frank J. edition. New York. ♦4091.21 1
Library construction, luxhitecture, fittingjs Vermont. Board of library commissioners.
and furniture. London, 1897. [The Li- ist report, 1895-96. ♦6202.70
brary series, edited by Richard Gamett.1 Wisconsin. State library commission.
6199.10 Report. *6i94.67
LIBRARY BUILDINGS.
An Index to the
Pictures and Plans of Library Buildings
to be found in
The Boston Public Library.
Second, Enlarged, Edition.
9 « » •
Aberdeen, Scotland.
Public library. Building news, vol. 59, July
18, 1890. ,^ „
— Plan of the lending department. (In Bur-
goyne. Library construction.)
Abingdon, England.
Free library. Building news, vol. 70, May
15, 1896.
Abington. Conn. ,
Social library.. (In Connecticut. Library
commission. Report, 1893-94.)
Acton, Mass.
Memorial library. American architect In-
ternational edition, vol. 25, June 29, 1889.
— (In J. Fletcher. Acton in history. Phila..
1890.) ♦4450.114
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report.)
A.cworth ^I It
Silsby ' library. (In N. H. Library com-
mission. Report, 1894.)
Adams, Mass.
Adams memorial library. Photograph, with
statistics. 1899. *6i90.84
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port)
— Photograph. 6190.84
Adelbert college of Western Reserve univer-
sity, Qeveland. See Western Reserve
universty.
Albany, N. Y.
New York state library. Reading room. —
State law library. (In The New York state
capitol at Albany. N. Y., 1891.) ♦8005.103
— Interior. Literary digest, vol. 9, May 5,
1894. ♦7273.25.9
— Reading room. American architect, vol.
59, Jan. 1, 1898.
Algiers.
Library and museum. View of interior gal-
lery. American architect, vol. 19, May 3,
Allegheny, Penn.
Carnegie free library. Design. W. S. Era-
ser, architect. American architect, vol. 21,
Feb. 12, 1887.
— Competitive designs, by J. W. McLaugh-
lin. Extenor. — Plan. Inland architect,
vol. 5>, March, 1SB7.
— Design. J. L Faxon, architect. Ameri-
can architect, vol. 21, March 26, 1887.
— Design, by William H, Wood. Amcri-
can architect, vol. 21, April 30, 18^.
— Elevation and plan. Inland architect,
vol. 31, April, 1887.
— Design in competition. J. W. McLaugh-
lin, architect. Scientific American, vol 4,
Aug., 1887.
— View. (In 2d annual report, 1892.)
— Exterior. Accepted design. Cab.6o42J
♦6146146
— View. — Plan. Library journal, vol. 18,
Aug., 1893.
Alloa, Scotland.
Public libraiy. (In Greenwood. Public li-
braries. 1890.)
American antiquarian society.
Antiquarian haU. Bay state monthly, vol. 3.
Aug., 1885. Per. room
— (In Worcester past and present Wor-
cester, 1888.) 445asi
— Photographs, etc ^190.25
Amherst, Mass.
Town hall and library. (In Mass. Library
commission. 9th report)
North Amherst library. (In same.)
Amherst college.
Library. Woodcut of the exterior before
changes were made. Potter^s American
monthly, vol. 9, Dec., 1877. Per. room
— (In The college book. Boston, i^)
♦2^2.3
Henry T. Morgan library. (In F. H. Hitch-
cock. Handbook of Amherst Amherst,
1891.) ♦^35466
— Six-floor stack. (In W. I. Fletcher.
Public libraries in America. Boston,
1894.) 6209.11
— New England magazine, vol. 17, Dec,
1897, Per. rooo
i899
Amsterdam.
Universitats-Bibliothek. Allgem. Bauzeit-
ung, 1884, vol. 49» 1884.
Anaconda. Montana.
Hearst free library. Plans. With statistics
of cost, dimensions, etc. *6i90.58
— Photograph. With statistics. *6i9oa.48
Andover, Mass.
Brechin hall. Library of Theological sem-
inary. Photograph. ♦6190.25
— Heliotype. (In Bailey's Historical
sketches of Andover. Boston, 1880.
*2353.75
Memorial hall. Public library. (In Bailey's
Historical sketches of Andover. Boston,
1880. *2353.75
Also in New England mamzine, vol. 4, April,
1886; and Massacnusettt. Xibrary commission.
ist, 9th report
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Ladies' library association building. Inland
architect, vol. 5, Sept, 1885.
See also University of Michigan.
Annapolis, Maryland.
United States naval academy. Library. Two
photographs. With statistics. ♦6i9oa.6i
Ansonia, Conn.
Public library. Photo|^phs. *6i90.6o
— Four views. (In CTonn. Library com-
mission. Report, 1897.)
Arlington, Mass.
Robbins memorial library. (In Boston ar-
chitectural exhibition, 1891.) 8093.56
— American architect. International edition,
vol. 30, Dec. 27 1890.
— Architectural review, vol. i, no. 2, 1891.
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port)
Art museum and library.
W. M. Aiken, architect. Architecture and
Building, vol. 4, Feb. 27, 1886.
Ascot, England.
Dwining library. Builder, vol. 557 Aug. 11,
1888.
Ashburnham, Mass.
Public . library. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. 9th report.)
Ashfidd* Mass.
Public library. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. 9th report)
Ashland, Wisconsin.
Vaughn library building. (In Wisconsin.
Library commission. Report 1895-96.)
Ashton-under-Lyne.
Free library and science and art school.
Building news, vol. 61, Nov. 13, 1891.
— (In Greenwood's Library year book,
1892:.)
Athens.
Die Bibliothek in Athen. Architekt: Theo-
phil Hansen. 5 plates. Allgem. Bauzeit-
ung, vol. 56, 1891.
Library. Architectural review, vol. 3, no.
3. 1894.
National library. Harper's weekly, vol. 40,
Sept. 28, 1895. Per. room
Valliano library. Plan. (In Burgoyne.
Library construction.)
Athens, Penn.
Tisga point historical society. Spalding
memorial library and museum. Architec-
ture and Building, vol. 29, Dec. 10, 1898.
215
Atlanta, Georgia.
State library. Reading room. (In Hand-
book of the city of Atlanta. 18^. 4373.144
Young men's library. Library journal, vol.
21, Jan., 1896.
Attleborough, Mass.
Richards memorial library. (In J. Daggett.
Sketch of the history of Attleborough
Boston, 1894.) 4354.133
Auburn, N. H.
Griffin library and museum. (In N. H. Li-
brary commission. Report, 1895-96.)
Auburn, N. Y.
Case memorial library. Competitive designs.
American architect, International edition,
vol. 54, Nov. 21, 1896.
— Competitive designs. Architecture and
Building, vol. 26, 2:^, 1897.
Augusta, Maine.
Lithgow library. Proposed building.
American architect, International edition,
vol. 42, Dec. 2, 1893.
— Architecture and Building, vol. 20, May
5, 1894.
— Competitive design. American architect,
International edition, vol. 45, Sept 8, 1894.
— Photograph of the interior. ♦61903.3
— (In Brochure series.)
— (In Augusta centennial souvenir. Au-
gusta, 1897.J 4430.134
Ayer, Mass.
Public library. (In Mass. Library commis-
sion. 9th report.)
Ayr, Scotland.
Public library. Design by Morris & Hun-
ter. Builder, vol. 61, Aug. 8, 1891.
— Building news, vol. 63, Oct. 7, 1892.
Balham (London).
Public library. Building news, vol. 74,
April 15, 1898.
Baltimore, Maryland.
Enoch Pratt free circulating library. (In
G. W. Howard. The Monumental city.
Baltimore, 1876.) *4 374-73
— Exterior of Central library and Branch
library. (In Letters and documents relat-
iuRT to its foundation [etc.]. Baltimore,
1886.) ♦2143.17
Peabody institute. (In G. W. Howard. The
Monumental city. Baltimore, 1873.)
*4374-73
Also in Report for 1879 [•4477.101]; and m A.
Grasel. Gnindzuge der Bibliothekslehre. Leip-
zig, 1890 [•6198.23].
Barking, England.
Public offices and Public library. Building
news, vol. dy, Oct. 19, 1894.
Barre, Mass.
Woods memorial library. Library journal,
vol. 12, July, 1887.
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report. )
— Photograph. Cab.60.42.2
Bassano, Italy.
Biblioteca comunale. Pianta del Civico
museo. (In O. Brentari. II museo di
Bassano illustrato. Bassano, 1881.)
8079- 1 25
Batavia, N. Y.
Richmond memorial library. Inland archi-
tect, vol. 10, Dec. 1887. ♦8093.201.10
— Library journal, vol. 14, July, 1889.
2l6
August
Bath, Maine.
Public library. Sketch for. (In J. C. Ste-
vens and A. W. Cobb. Examples of
American and domestic architecture.
N. Y., 1889.) *8i03.iS
— Architecture and Building, vol. 10, Feb. 9,
1889.
Battersea (London).
Public library. First premiated design. —
Second premiated design. Builder, vol.
55, Dec. 8. 1888.
— Competitive design. Builder, vol. 56, Jan.
26, 1839.
There are views and plans also in The Library,
April, 1889 [2147.75]; Greenwood. Public libra-
ries. 1891; and in Burgoyne. Library construc-
tion.
— Lurline gardens branch library. Building
news, vol. 61, June 19, 1891.
Bayridge, L. I.
Public library. Photograph. *6igo.77
With this is a plan of the ground floor; also,
statistics as to tne number 01 volumes, capacity
of shelving, cost, etc.
Beaver Dam, Wisconsin.
Williams free library. Library journal, vol.
21, April, 1896.
— (In Wisconsin. Library commission. Re-
port, 1895-^.)
Bebington, England.
Village library. (In Greenwood. Public li-
braries, 1890.)
Belchertown, Mass.
Clapp memorial library. Library journal,
vol. 12, July, 1887.
Also in Picturesque Hampshire, Northampton,
1890 [*44^.ii2]; and in Massachusetts. Library
commission, ist, 9th report.
Belfast, Ireland.
Free public library. Selected design. Ex-
terior. — Plans. — Premiated design. —
Alternative design. Building news, vol.
45, Nov. 16, 23, 1883.
— Free library competition. Builder, vol.
46, Feb. 16, 1884.
— Design. Architect, vol. 32, Dec. 13, 1884.
Belfast. Maine.
Free library. (In Bulletin and finding list,
April, 1888.) 6156.78
— Library journal, vol. 13, Aug., 1888.
Belmont, Mass.
Town hall and public library. American
architect, vol. 10, Aug. 6, i^i.
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port. )
Beloit college, Beloit, Wisconsin.
Librarv. (In Picturesque Beloit. Beloit,
1888.) 4471.7s
— (In Catalogue.) 4496.24
Berkeley divinity school, Middletown, Conn.
Library. (In Biennial catalogue, 1897.)
4485.159
Berlin, Conn.
Free library. (In Conn. Library commis-
sion. Report, 1803-94.)
Berlin. Germany.
Konigliche Bibliothek. Photograph. *6i90.6a
— Eine Skizze yon A. Oskar Klaussmann.
Illus. Zeitung, Sept. 28, 1895. ♦5210.1.105
Sketches of readers, with illustrations.
— (In Brochure series.)
Rathhaus Bibliothek. (In Architektonische
Studien-Blatter ausgewahlt von H. Ende.
Cab.60.17.1
Universitats-Bibliothek. (In L. Klasen.
Grundriss-Vorbilder von Gebauden aller
Art, Abth. 10. Leipzig, 1887.) ♦4103.58.10
Wittig, P. Die Bucherei im Rdchstagshatise
zu Berlin. Berlin, 1898. Illus. Plates.
L. 8^ *6i9a8s
Bermondsey (London), England.
Design for public library. By Newman &
Newman. American architect, vol 30,
Dec. 13, 1890.
Design for a public library. Architect, vol.
44, Nov. 21, 1890.
Public library. Builder, vol. 62, Jan. 23,
1892.
Bemardston, Mass.
Cushman library. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. I St, 9th report)
Biblioth^que nationale.
See Paris.
Biblioth^que Sainte-Genevi^vc.
See Pans.
Billerica, Mass.
Bennett library. American architect, vol. 10.
July 9, 1881.
— (In H. A. Hazen. History of Billerica.
Boston, 1883.) ♦2352.81
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th ^^
port.)
Birmingham, England.
Free libraries. Reference library. (In T.
Greenwood. Free public libraries. Lon-
don, i8fi6.)
— (In Greenwood. Public libraries. Lon-
don, 1890.)
— Two photographs. Cab.60.42.2
Blackburn, England.
Free library and museum. Accepted design.
Architect, vol. 4, Jan. 27, 1872.
Also in Building news, vol 14, Jan. 3, 1873; and
in British architect, July 4, iS75-
Blandford, Mass.
Free public library. (In Mass. Library
commission. 9th report)
Bloomington, Illinois.
Public library. Photograph. Cab.60.422
Bodmin, England.
Passmore Edwards free library. Building
news, vol. 70, May, 1896.
Bologna.
L'aula magna della Biblioteca univer^itana.
— Una sala degli archivi di stato a Bo-
logna. — La sala dei manoscritti e dei
codici nella Biblioteca dell* Universiti
(In Pubblicazione speciale dell' Illustra-
zione italiana per Tviii centenario dello
studio bolognese. Milano, 1888.
Cab.27.1U
Bolton, England.
Old library, Bolton grammar school. In-
terior. (In R. C. Christie. The old church
and school libraries of Lancashire. Cha-
tham society, 1885.) *242S-0i
Public library. (In Bolton weekly journal,
Dec. 19, 1885.) Cab.60.42^
Bootle, England.
Public library and museum. (In Greenwood.
Public libraries, 1890.)
— Ground floor plan. (In Burgojrne. Li-
brary construction.)
Bordeaux, France,
Archives d^paftementales. Reyne g^n^e
i899
de Tarchitecture et des travaux publics,
vol. 29. 4091.206.29
Boston, Mass.
Boston Athenzum. Two photographs of
the interior. ♦6i9oa.7S
— Views. (In Boston almanac, 1850, pp. 49,
SO.) *4359a.i.i850
— Interior. (In Catalogue of the Washing-
ton collection in the Boston Athenaeum,
compiled by Appleton P. C. Griffin, with
notes by William C. Lane. Boston, 1897.)
♦6203.80
Boston medical library. Ventilation plan.
Library journal, vol! 4, June-July, 1879.
Boston public library.
Boylston Street Building.
— Design for the library building. By
Luther Briggs. 5 sheets. Boston, 1855.
Cab.6o. 105.6
— Designs, by Edward C. Cabot and James
Elliot Cabot. Two designs in nine sheets.
Boston, 1855. Cab.6o. 105.2
— Design, by Horace Gray. Boston, 1855.
5 sheets. Cab.6o. 105.4
— Designs by John R. Hall. Boston, 1855.
Two designs in ten sheets. Cab.60.105.1
— Plans, by Paul Schulze and John F. Ed-
wards. Boston, 1855. 6 sheets.
Cab.6o. 105.3
— Plan of library lot 1855. ♦♦6190.44
— Plans, by Charles K. Kirby. 10 sheets.
Cab.6o. 109.2
— Exterior. — Interior. — Plans. (In Pro-
ceedings at the dedication of the building,
Boston, 1858.) ♦2134.12; ♦2134.13
— 17 stereoscopic views. 1866. ♦♦G.285.1
— Studies of plans for the Central library
and some of the Branches. 10 plans.
T.R.Cab.i6.i
— S photographs, size iij/^ x 1954 inches.
♦6190.23
Dartmouth Street Building.
— Copy of the land taken by the city. Made
by Thomas W. Davis, city surveyor. Dated
Dec 12, 1881. T.R.27.13
For a description of the general parcels of land
taken see City docnment 45, 1883.
— Proposed new Public library building,
Dartmouth street, ist, 2d, 3d floor plans.
By George A. Gough. [18^.] 3 plans.
Cab. 60.107.3
— Plan. (In Boston. Architect department.
Preliminary description of the building
... in the competition for designs. Bos-
ton, 1883. *2I34.49
— Sketches and sketch plans of four designs
to which prizes were awarded in competi-
tion. American architect, vol. 17, Feb. 14,
1885.
— Sketch of exterior. (In Architectural
league of New York. Catalogue of the
third annual exhibition. N. Y.. 1887.)
8094.31
— Fourteen views and plans. American ar-
chitect, vol. 23, May 26, June 9, 1888.
Also in the Imperial edition of this periodical.
The regular edition contains only thirteen illus-
trations.
217
— Photographs of progress of the work.
Aug., 1888 to the completion. 258 photo-
graphs, mounted. 2 v. Cab.6o. 128.1
— View. (In Proceedings on the occasion
of laying the corner-stone, Nov. 28, 1888.
With addresses by Hon. F. O. Prince and
others. ♦2142.67; **2I42.69
— Plan of ground floor. — Plan of Reading
room floor. Library journal, vol. 14,
March, 1889.
— Book stacks. 6 plans. T.R. Cab. 15.1
— Illustrations and plans. Boston, 1889.
♦♦6190.43
Issued as a supplement to the 37th annual report
of the Trustees [6001.5; **G.s64.2].
— Numerous views, details, etc. Ameri-
can architect., International edition, vol.
48, April 6, May 18, 1895.
— Doorway. (In The work of McKim,
Mead & White. Architectural record,
May, 1895.) ^4092.64
— Front view. — Doorway, vestibule and
staircase in Bates hall. American archi-
tect. International edition, vol. 49, July 17,
1895.
— Views. (In Herbert Small. Handbook
of the New Public library in Boston.
Boston, 1895. 6203.69
The new edition of 1899 contains plans showing
alterations made in 1898.
— Seals and medallions of printers' marks
on the facade and elsewhere. Z7 photo-
graphs, mounted. Cab.6o. 128.2
— Twenty-five photographs of the library
building. By Newton W. Elwell. Bos-
ton, 1896. Cab.6o. 104.2
The Annual report for 1897-98 contain plans of
the Central library building; also. Map of Bos-
ton showing the location oi the Branches and
Delivery stations.
— Branches at Brighton, Jamaica Plain,
Roxbury and West End. Photographs.
♦61 90a. 42
Found in reduced form in the Annual report for
1897^.
— Brighton branch library. Heliotype. (In
Proceedings at dedication of the new
building, Oct. 29, 1874.
♦6147.50; Cab.60.42.2
— Roxbury branch. Woodcut of ?xterior
and plans of the Fellowes Athenaeum
building. (In Annual report of the Bos-
ton public library, 1872.) Cab.6o. 109.4
— West End branch. Building news, vol.
71, Oct. 16, 1896.
— Report by the Trustees of the Public li-
brary on the fitness of the English High
and Latin school building for the uses of
the Public library. 14 pp. 4 folded plans.
[Also], Minority report of William H.
Whitmore, one of the trustees. 14 pp. 6
folded plans. Boston, 1882. *620i.28
Massachusetts general hospital. Tread well
library. (In Medical libraries, vol. 2,
March, 1899.)
"Providence depot" (Boston) plan, etc. Li-
brary journal, vol. 4, June, 1879.
State library of Massachusetts. (In A. M.
Bridgman. Our state capitol. Boston,
1894.) *4358.ii6
— American architect. International edition,
vol. 49, Aug. 24, 1895.
— Scientific American, vol. 23, Feb., 1897.
2l8
Bourne, Mass.
Public library. (In E. G. Perry. Trip
around Cape Cod. Boston, 1897.)
4352.143
— (In Mass. Library commission, gth re-
port.)
Bowdoin college, Brunswick, Maine.
Library. Interior. Photograph. *6i90.25
Braddock, Penn.
Carnegie free library. Photograph.
♦6i9oa.3i
Bradford, England.
Free library and museum. Architect, vol.
23, Jan. 10, 1880.
Bradford, Mass.
Public library. See Haverhill.
Bradford, Vermont
Woods public library. Photograph.
*6i9oa.40
Braintree, Mass.
Thayer public library. (In Mass. Library
commission, ist, pth report.)
— New England magazine, vol. 5, Oct., 1891.
Bran ford. Conn.
Blackstone Public library. Inland architect,
vol. 22, Nov. 1893.
— Library journal, vol. 21, July, 1896.
— New England magazine, vol. 21, Nov.,
1896.
A description, by Mrs. Edward M. Gallaudet,
with numerous views.
— (In Exercises at the opening, June 17,
1896. New Haven, 1897.) 6i9oa.45
— (In Conn. Library commission. Report,
1897.)
Brattleborough, Vermont.
Public library. (In Proceedings at the dedi-
cation, Jan. 25, 1887. With the address by
Hon. Mellen Chamberlain. Cambridge,
1887.) ♦2144.30
Also in Vermont. Library commission, ist re-
port. 1895-96.
Brechin, Scotland.
Public library. Architect, vol. 46, Nov. 27,
1891.
— American architect, International edition,
vol. 34, Dec. 26, 1891.
Bremen.
Das neue Gebaude der Stadtbibliothek. Illus-
trierte Zeitung, vol. 107, Nov. 7, 1896.
♦5210. 1. 107
Breslau.
Gebaeude fuer die staedtische Sparkasse und
die Stadtbibliothek. (In H. Licht. Archi-
tektur der Gegenwart, Bd. 4. Berlin, 1897.^
Cab.60.75.1.4
Bridgeport, Conn.
Public library. (In Conn. Library com-
mission. Report, 1893-4.)
Bridgewater, Mass.
Memorial library. American architect, vol.
12, Jan. 7, 1882.
— New England magazine, vol. 5, Oct.,
1891.
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report.)
Brimfield. Mass.
Town hall and library. (In Mass. Library
commission. 9th report.)
Bristol, Conn.
Free public library. (In Conn. Library
commission. Report, 1897.)
August
Bristol, England.
Design for a museum and library. Civil en-
gineer and architect's journal, vol. 29, 1886.
4010.220.29; *^ab.6o.42.2
Free library, Trinity road. Builder, vol.
72, Jan. 30, 1897.
— St. (jcorgc's proposed free library. Build-
ing news, vol. 73, July 16, 1897.
Bristol. N. H.
Minot-Sleeper library. (In N. H. Library
commission. Report, 1895-6.)
Bristol, R. I.
Rogers free librair. American architect,
vol. 3, Feb. 9, 1878.
— (In Dedication. Providence, 1878.)
♦6190.9
British museum.
See London.
Brixton (London).
Tate central free library. Architect, vol. 49.
Jan. 13, 1893.
Also in Amertcaa architect Internationa] edi-
tion, vol. J9, Feb. XX, 1803; American architect.
Vol c8, Oct. 9, 1897; Burgorne. Library coo-
stniction; and Greenwood's library year book.
1897.
Brockton, Mass.
Public library. Two photographs of the
interior, with statistics in regard to the
library. 1898. ♦6190.82
Brookfield, Mass.
Banister memorial hall. (In Dedication.
Jan. 31, 1884.) *6i9o.24
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
ret)ort.)
Brookline, Mass.
Public library. (In Bulletin.) ♦6147125
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report)
Brooklyn N. Y.
Brooklyn library (formerly Mercantile li-
brary). Woodcut Long Island Life illus-
trated, Sept, 1869. ♦6190.24
A different view is given in the Bulletin of the
library, June, 1873, folio edition.
Also in Builder, voL 30, June 8, 187a; N. Y.
Sketch-book of architectvur^ yoL 3. Boaton. i^
[*8o9o.sa.3] ; and in Souvenir of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
1890 [^6470.71].
— Bedford branch. (In ist annual report,
1899.) *6i56.i35
Long Island historical society. Design oS
building. American architect, vd. 6, Nov.
29, 1879.
— (In Half century's progress of the dty of
Brooklyn. Brooklyn, 1887.) ♦4371.111
— (In Souvenir of Brooklyn. N. Y., 189a)
6470.71
— (In Brooklyn Public library association.
Testimonial. N. Y., 1898.)
Pratt institute. Sec Pratt institute.
Public medical library. Accepted design.
Inland architect, voL 30, Dec., 1897.
Brown university.
Library. Two designs by Potter and Rob-
ertson. (In N. Y. sketch-book of archi-
tecture, vol. 2, Boston, 1^5-) •8o9a52.2
— (In E. M. Stone, Our French allies.
Providence. 1884.) ♦43^3.100
Views are also in Greene ,W. A. Tlie Frori-
dence plantations. •Providence, 1886 (*Cisy^7]:
Providence illustrated. Providoiee, 1886 E^teO'Q:
and in Tolman, W. H. The hiatory of fisher
education in Rhode Island. Balttmore, 1894
r7S99.T61.
i899
Brussels.
Bibliotheque royale. Entree en 1857. (In
Bruxelles a travers les ages, vol. 3, p. 2^.
Bruxelles, 1891.) *286o.io.3
Bnckland, Mass.
Public library. Woodcut and description.
♦6190.60
— (In Mass. Library conunission. gth re-
Bu
port,}
cksport,
Maine.
ort)
poi
Buck memorial library. Library journal,
vol. 13, Feb., 1888.
Budapest
Universitats - Bibliothek. Hauptfagade. -*
(In L. Klasen. Grundriss-Vorbilder von
Gebauden aller Art, Abth. 10, pp. 942, 043.
Leipzig, 1887.) ♦4103.58.10
Buffalo, N. Y.
Buffalo^ library. Twelve heliotypes. (In
Iding.
falo, 1887.) *6i90.30
The Buffalo library and its building. Buf-
— Exterior. Library journal, vol. 12, March
1887.
— Deisign for building, by H. H. Richard*
son. Building news, vol. 52, March 25,
1887.
— Desi^. H. H. Richardson, architect
Amencan architect, vol. 21, April 23, 1887.
— Heliotype of exterior, C. L. W. Eidlitz,
architect Cab.60.42.2
Grosvenor libraiy. Photograph. Cab.60.42.2
— Plan of first floor. Blue print.
♦Cab.21.10.9
With statistjct of cost, capacity, etc
Buxton, England.
Public library. Building news, vol. 61, Nov.
6, 1891.
Calumet^ Michigan.
Public library of the Calumet and Hecla
mining co. Statistics. Manuscript.
♦6i9oa.97
Camberwell (London).
Public library. Building news, vol. 65,
Sept 8, i893r
— Interior. (In Greenwood's Library year
book, i^.)
Camborne, England.
Passmore Edwards public library. Build-
ing news, vol. 66, ^ 1894, 1896.
— (in Greenwood's Library year book, 1897.)
Cambridge, England.
See University of Cambridge.
Cambridge, Mass.
Public library. Library journal, vol. 18,
Dec., 1887.
Building news desiring club.
A viUage free library. By "Multum in
parvo/' Elevation^ plans, etc. Building
news, vol. 60, April 24, 1891.
Burlington, Vt
Fletdier free library. Statistics of cost of
building and number of volumes issued.
Manuscript 189B. *6i97.97
Bury, England.
Public library. Three premiated designs.
Building news, vol. 73, 1897.
Butte, Montana.
Free public library. Photograph. ♦6i9oa.46
Also tn Masaachiuetts. Library commission, ist,
9th report; Inland architect, vol. 16, Jan., i8ox;
American architect. Imperial edition, 1893, No.
219
Cardiff, Wales.
School of art and science museum, library,
etc. Plans. Building news, April 23,
May 21, June 4, 1880: Dec. 20, 1893.
Also in Building news, April z$. May ai, June 4,
1880; Dec. 39, 1893; Builder^ vol. 70, June 27,
1896; and in Greenwood's Library year book,
1895.
Carleton college, Northfield, Minn.
Scoville memorial library. Exterior. —
Floor plans. Library journal, vol. 22,
Jan., 1897.
Carlisle, England.
Proposed library and school of art. Builder,
vol. 60, May 9, 1891.
Carlisle, Mass.
Gleason library. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. 9th report.)
Carlsruhe.
Grossherzogliche Hof- und Landesbibliothek.
Photograph. ^6190.62
— Stock des Gebaudes. — Schnitt. Allgem.
Bauzeitung, 1884.
Cesena, Italy.
La bibliotheque de Cesena. (In Charles
Yriarte. Autour des Borgia, p. 14, Paris,
1891.) 2740.55
Chained books.
(In J. W. Clarke. Libraries in the medieval
and renaissance periods. Cambridge, 1894.)
6129. 1 15
Wimboume Minster. Library. B. P. L.
Special libraries. 35 1 7945- B 2
See also University of Leyden.
Champaign, Illinois.
Public library. American architect. Inter-
national edition, vol. 52, April 25, 1896.
— Library journal, vol. 21, April, 1896.
Chantilly, France.
The Chateau de Chantilly, the gift of the
Due d'Aumale to the French Institute.
The Library. — Exterior. — Interior. Il-
lustrated London news, vol. 89, Oct. 30,
1886. Per. room
Charlemont Mass.
Public library and town hall. (In Mass. Li-
brary commission. 9th report.)
Charleston, S. C.
Charleston library. (In A. Mazyck. Guide
to Charleston. Charleston, 1882.)
*4378.i07
Museum of fine arts and ladies' library.
Exterior. — Plans. **Cab.6o.42.2
Chariest© wn, N. H.
Public library. American architect, Inter-
national edition, vol. 39, Jan. 28, 1893.
— (In N. H. Library commission. Re-
port, 1804.)
Chatham, Mass.
Eldredge library. (In E. G. Perry, Trip
around Cape Cod. Boston, 1897.)
4352.143
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
Chatsworth.
Interior of the Duke of Devonshire's li-
brary. (In Catalogue, vol. i, pp. i, 102.
London, 1869.) **6i70.32
Chelmsford, Mass.
Adams library. American architect, Inter-
national edition, vol. 48. June, 1895.
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
220
Chelsea (London).
Public library. Accepted design. Building
news, vol. 56, June 7, 1889.
— Free public library competition. Three
premiated designs. Elevation, 2 plans.
Builder, vol. 56, June 7, 1889.
There are views and pUns in Architect, vol. 33,
1890, vol. ^, 1893; Builder, vol. 60, Jan. 24, 1891;
Greenwood. Library year book, 1897; and in
Burgoyne. Library construction.
Chelsea Mass.
Public library. (In Proceedings at the dedi-
cation, Dec. 22, 1885. With address by
James Russell Lowefl. Cambridge, 1886.)
2143.19
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report.)
Cheltenham, England.
Public library and schools of art and science.
(In Greenwood. Public libraries. 1890.)
CheshirCi Mass.
Town hall and library. (In Mass. Library
commission. 9th report.)
Chester, England.
Free public library. Design for new front.
Builder, vol. 55, Oct. 20, 1888.
Chicago.
Armour institute of technology. In the Li-
brary. New England magazine, vol. 22,
1897.
Chicago historical society. Inland archi-
tect, vol. 25, June, 1895.
— Heliotype. *6i90.6o
— American architect, International edition,
vol. 51, Feb. 15, 1896.
McCormick theological seminary. Vir-
ginia library. American architect, Inter-
national edition, vol. 50, Dec. 14, 1895.
Newberry library. Photograph. *6i90.6o
— Inland architect, vol. 21, March, 1893.
— Entrance. American architect, Interna-
tional edition, vol. 51, Jan. 4, 1896.
Public library. Accepted competitive de-
sign. Inland architect, vol. 19, March,
1892.
— Floor plans and sections. Sheplcy, Ru-
tan & Coolidge, architects. 1896. 8 sheet Sw
Cab.21.10.7
— Interior arrangement. 1896. 5 plans.
♦6190.46
— Views. American architect, vol. 58, 1897.
— The Chicago public library, by N. Clif-
ford Ricker. Inland architect, vol. 30,
Jan., 1898, Supplement.
*6i90.73; ♦8093.201.30
Text, with 70 illustrations.
— Main staircase, etc. American architect,
vol. 59 ,1898.
Chicago theological seminary.
Library. (In Year-book.) ♦4481.134
Cincinnati.
Public library. (In Bulletin.) ♦6200.19
— Interior. — Plans. Building news, vol.
21, Dec. 15. 1871.
Clapham (London).
Public library. Exterior. — Ground plan.
(In Greenwood. Public libraries. 3d edi-
tion. 1890.)
Clerkenwell (London).
Free public library. Building news, vol. 56,
May 17, 1889.
Also in Annual report, vol. 59 [*6i47.i481; and
in Greenwood. Public libraries. 1891.
August
Qeveland, Ohio.
Public library. Woodcut ♦6190.25
Colby university, Watcrville, Maine.
Library. Three photographs of the interior.
♦6190.25
— Woodcut. ♦6190.24
Colchester, England.
Public library. Building news, voL 64. June
16, 1893.
— Builder, vol. 65, Oct 14, 189^
Colgate university, Hamilton, N. Y.
The Colgate library. University magazine,
vol. 5,T^cc., 1891. ♦7390.65-5
Colne, England.
Technical school, free library and public
hall. Building news, vol. 74, April 29,
1898.
Cologne. , , ,.
Stadtische Bibliothek. Schnitt durch die
Biicherrange. — Front (In L. Klasen.
Grundriss-Vorbilder von Gcbaudcn aller
Art, Abth. 10, Leipzig, 1897.) ♦4i03.58-io
Colorado college, Colorado Springs.
Coburn library. (Inland architect, vol. 25,
June, 1895.
Columbia college, N. Y.
Library. Photogravure. . J"'90..25
— Exterior. American architect, Impenal
edition, vol. 20, Sept 4> »886.
— Photograph. 1897. , . , /^.}9?a.65
— (In Description and views of buildings.
N. Y., 1807.) , 4490a. 139
— Views. Inland architect, vol. 29, July,
1897. Til
— Exterior. — Reading room. — rian.
New England magazine, n. s., vol. 17.
Dec, 1897. , . -, . ... .
— Exterior. — Interior. ScienUfic Ameri-
can. Regular edition, March 26, 1898.
♦4012.355
— Nine views. (In Universities and their
sons, vol. I. Boston, 1898.)
Avery architectural library. Harpers
weekly, vol. 42, Jan. 29, 1898.
Columbus, Ohio.
Public library. (In Evolution of a library.
Chicago, 1897.) 6199.8
Concord, Mass.
Free public library. Six photomphs and
heliotypes, and two plans. Cab.60. 109.4
— Photograph. ♦6190.81
— Three stereoscopic views. ♦6190.60
— Exterior. — Sections. — Plan. (In Dedi-
cation of the new building. Boston, 1873.)
♦2204.13
Concord, N. H.
Public library. Board of trade building.
Granite monthly, vol. 3, Sept., 1880.
4435.54.3
— Fowler library. (In N. H. library com-
mission. Report, 1894.)
— New England magazine, vol. 18, June,
1895.
State library. Plan by G. J. F. Bryant, of
librarv apartment Cab.60. 109.4
Accompanies the 'Report of the Trustees for w6f.
— Views. (In Dedication. Concord, 1895.)
6190a. 14
— Granite monthly, vol. 18, Feb., 1895.
♦443554.18
— New England magazine, vol. 18, June,
1895.
i899
k I
Constantinople.
Biblioth^ue du Sultan Ahmed. B. P. L. In
Special Libraries.
A photograph of the interior. Reproduced in
Grosvenor't "Constantinople** [3081.118.2].
Conway, Mass.
Town hall and library. (In Mass. Library
commission. 9th report)
Copenhagen.
Universitats-Bibliothek. Innere Pcrspektive.
Allgem. Bauzeitung, vol. 49, 1884.
Cornell university.
Library. View. (In Dedication, Dec 2)
1866. N. Y., 1867.) *6i90.22
— Photograph of interior. *6i90.25
— Plan. (In Bulletin, vol. 2, Nov., 1888.)
*620I.l8.2
— New library building. Plans. Library
journal, vol. 13, April, 1889.
— Views, etc. (In Exercises at the opening
of the library building. Ithaca, 1891.)
♦6190.78
— (In Cornell university, by F. C. Perkins.
N. Y., 1801.) 4484.108
Croydon, England.
Public library. Braithwaite hall. (In Green-
wood's Library year book, 1897.)
— Plan. (In Burgoyne. Library construc-
tion.)
Cummington, Mass.
Public library. (In Bryant centennial.
Springfield, 1894-) 4347-147
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report.)
Dalton, Mass.
Crane library. (In C. W. Bryan. Book of
Berkshire. Great Barrington, 1886.)
♦2358.57
— (In C W. Bryan. The new book of
Berkshire. Spnngfield, 1890.) *4455.i67
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
Cranesville library. (In History of Berk-
shire county, vol. i, N. Y., 1885.)
♦4451.55. 1
Danbury, Conn.
Public library. (In Conn. Library com-
mission. Report, 1893-4.)
Danvers, Mass.
Peabody institute library. (In Mass. Li-
brary commission. 9th report)
Danville theological seminary.
Library. Architecture and Building, vol.
14, March 14, 1891.
Darlin^on, England.
Public library. Ground plan. (In Green-
wood. Public libraries. 1890.)
— Ground plan. (In Burgoyne. Library
construction.)
Dartmotith, Mass.
Southworth library, South Dartmouth. (In
Mass. Library commission. 9th report.)
Dartmouth college.
Library. View. First floor plan. (In Ex-
ercises at the laying of the corner stone,
June 25, i88f ) ♦6190.24
Alto in American architect, yoI. 16, March 14,
188$ [*6a90.i.i6]; Dedication. Hanover, 1886
rajBa.6o1; **Dartnionth." West Gardner. 1886
[*^BS.3oli and in New England magazine, N. s.,
vol. 17, JJec, i8j^.
Darwen, England.
Technical school, free library and school of
221
science and art. Building news, vol. 64,
Jan. 20, 1893.
Davton, Ohio.
Public library. Exterior, with manuscript
sketch of plan. Gab.60.42.2
— (In Dedication. Dayton, 1888.) ♦2144.43
— Inland architect, vol. 13, May, 1889.
Dedham, Mass.
Public library. Three photographs. ♦6i90a.79
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report.)
Denison university, Granville, Ohio.
Library. (In (Catalogue.) *4393.i55
Denver, Colorado.
Public library. (In Public library hand-
book. Denver, 1895.) 6209.18
— Engraving. ♦6190.63
Derby, England.
Proposed free library. British architect,
Dec. 29, 1876; Sept. 21, 1877.
New free library and museum. Builder,
vol. 36, Nov. 16, 1879.
— (In Greenwood. Public libraries. 1891.)
Design for a free library and institute (Soane
medallion, 1876-7). Architect. April 14,
1877.
Design for a free library for a country town.
Builder, vol. 62, Feb. 13, 1892.
Design for a library building. M. H. Picq,
architect. From La construction moderne.
Scientific American, Sept., 1887.
Design for a library for a country town. By
B. Woollard. American architect, Inter-
national edition, vol. 34, Dec. 12, 1891.
Design for a library for a small town. By W.
Sterling. Architect, vol. 36, July 23, 1886.
Design for a musuem and library for a small
country town. Exterior. — Plans. Royal
academy, upper school prize design by E.
Guy Dawber. Builder, vol. 50, March 27,
1886.
Design for a public library (Soane medallion).
By Arthur Sykes. Builder, vol. 56, Feb. 9,
Design for a public library. By Percy E. New-
ton. American architect. International
edition, vol. 52, April 11, 1896.
Design for a public library for a country town.
By W. Pywell. Builder, vol. 59, Nov. i,
1890.
Design for a public library for a country town.
By A. C. Breden. American architect,
International edition, vol. 35, Jan. 2, 1892.
Design for a public library for a large provin-
cial town. By Philip J. Marvin. Building
news, vol. 28, Feb. 5, 1875.
Design for a small library: Geveland archi-
tectural club competition. Architecture and
Building, vol. 29, Dec. 11, 1897.
Design for a town library. W. P. P. Long-
fellow. (In Architectural sketch book,
Boston, vol. 3 ,June, 1876.) ♦8090.51.3
Designs for a public library. Architect, vol.
13, Feb. 6, 1875: vol. 29, Jan. 27, 1883.
Designs for a public library for a country town.
Architect, vol. 46, 1891.
Designs (6) for a memorial library. (In Ar-
chitectural sketch book, Boston, vol. 2.
May, 1875.) ♦8090.51.2
Designs for a public library (Soane library
competition). British architect, vol. 31,
1889.
222
Designs for a public library, by H. Edward
Fickcn and W. Kirkus, jun.
No. 26 in Cab.6o. 109.4
Des Moines, Iowa.
Iowa state library. Architect's plan and
photograph of interior. Cab.60.42.2
Detroit, Michigan.
Public library. Photograph. Cab.6o. 109.4
Dewsbury, England.
Design for baths and public library. Archi-
tect, vol. 46, Sept. 4, 1891.
Dexter, Maine.
Abbott memorial library. Photograph and
ground plan. 1897. *Di9oa.32
Doane college, Crete, Nebraska.
Whitin library. Inland architect, vol. 25,
June, 1895.
Drew theological seminary.
Cornell library building. (In Year-book,
1896-7.) *4484.i42
Dublin, Ireland.
New national museum and library competi-
tion. Building news, vol. 48, June 5, 1885.
— Competitive design awarded second prize,
Building news, vol. 48, April 24, 1885.
— Selected design. Elevation. — Plans.
Building news, vol. 47, Oct. 31, 1884.
Cab.60.42.2
— Architect, vol. 36, Aug. 7, 1891.
— View. Plans. (In Burgoyne. Library
construction.)
Dulwich (London),
Passmore Edwards public library. Building
news, vol. 71, Oct. 23, 1896.
Dundee, Scotland.
Public library, museum and art gallery. (In
Greenwood. Public libraries. 1890.)
Dunfermline, Scotland.
Carnegie free library. (In Greenwood. Free
public libraries. 1886.)
Durham, England.
Cathedral library. (In Brochure series.)
Durham, N. H.
Public library. (In N. H. Library com-
mission. Report, 1895-96.)
— Granite monthly, vol. 22, Jutie, 1897.
Dutton-Walker travelling studentship, Not-
tingham school of art.
A museum and free library. Exterior view
and plans. Building news, vol. 46, March
7, 1884.
Duxbury, Mass.
Free library. (In Mass. Library commis-
sion. 1st, 9th report)
— New England magazine, vol. 5, Oct. 1891.
East Bridgewater, Mass.
Public library. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. 9th report.)
East Haddam, Conn. (Moodus.)
Library. (In Conn. Library commission.
Report, 1893-94)
Easthampton, Mass.
Public library. Two photographs of the
architect's drawings. *6i90.25
There are views also in Picturesque Hampshire,
Northampton, 1890 [*445o.ii2]; and in Mass.
Library commission, ist, 9th report.
East Hartford, Conn.
East Hartford library. (In Conn. Library
commission. Report, 1897.)
East Randolph, Mass.
Turner library. Library journal, vol. i,
Feb., 1877.
August
East River, Conn.
Library. (In Conn. Library commission.
Report, 1897.)
East Saginaw, Mich.
Hoyt public library. Three floor-plans.
^i9oa.85
East St. Louis, Illinois.
Public library. Statistics of cost of building,
dimensions, capacity, etc Manuscript
1898. 6i9oa.97
Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
Public library. (In Wisconsin. State li-
brary commission. Report, 1895-6.)
♦6194.67
— (In Annual report, 1895-6.) *6i57.32
Edinburgh, Scotland.
Courts of Scotland solicitors' library. Se-
lected desifirn. Building news, vol. 55, Aug.
10, 1888.
— British architect, vol. 30, 1888.
— Architect, vol. 52, Dec. 21, 1894.
Public library. Accepted design. British
architect, vol. 28, July 15, 1887.
— Competitive designs. — Selected design.
Builder, vol. 53, July 16, m Aug. 6. 1887.
Views and plans are in Building news. vol. 59.
60, Dec. 12, 1890, Jan. a, 1891; Architect, vol. 51.
Sa. 1894; and in American architect, International
edition, vol. 44* 45- . ,• , ^
Signet library. Intenor. (In J. Gowans.
Edinburgh and its neighbourhood in the
days of our grandfathers. London, 1886.)
♦2471.61
Edmonton, England.
Passmore Edwards public library. Build-
ing news, vol. 72, April 9, 1897.
— Plans. (In Greenwood. Library year-
book, 1897.)
— Plans. (In Burgoyne. Library construc-
lion.)
Elgin, Illinois.
Gail Borden public library. Photograph.
♦61903.44
With statistics of the number of volumes, capa-
city of shelving, cost, etc
Elmira, N. Y.
Steele memorial library. American architect^
vol. 5S» Jan- 16, iS^.
Erie, Pa.
Public library. Half-tone engraving, ele-
vation and ground plan. (Three plates.)
1897. . , ♦6190.71
With sUtistics of cost, material, etc
— Competitive drawing. Architecture and
Buildmg, vol. 27, I>cc 11, 1897.
— Two views. Brickbuilder, vol. 7, Nov.,
1898. ♦4091.240
Essex, Mass.
Public library. (In Mass. Library commis-
sion, oth report.)
Everett, Mass.
Frederick E. Parlin memorial library. Sta-
tistics of cost, capacity, etc. Manuscript
1898. ♦6i9oa.97
— View. (In Mass. Library commission.
9th report.)
Shute library. (In Mass. Library commis*
sion. 9th report.)
Exeter, England.
Albert memorial museum and public library.
(In Greenwood. Public libraries. 1890.)
Exeter, N. H.
Public library. (In N. H. Library com-
mission. Report, 1894.)
i
i899
Fairhaven. Mass.
Public library. (In Dcdicatpry exercises,
Jan. 30, 1893.) *6i4S-7i
— (In Brochure series.)
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
Fall River, Mass.
Public library. Desi^s by various archi-
tects. Views, sections, elevations and
floor plans. Boston, 1895. *6iQ0.7Q
Rq»riiiied frotn the American architect and buiid-
ing news, Oct. 26 and Nov. 99, 1805 (*4097.ao5.
1895]. Also photographs of front and side eleva-
tions and floor plans.
— (In Brochure series.)
— (In Mass. Library commission, gth re-
port)
Falls Village, Conn.
David M. Hunt library. (In Conn. Library
commission. Report, 1893-s^)
Falmouth, England.
Passmore Awards free library. Building
news, vol. 66, April 13, 1894.
Falmouth, Mass.
West Falmouth library. (In Mass. Library
commission, gth report.)
Fitchburg, Mass.
Wallace library and art building. Photo-
flraph and heliotype. ^6190.25
There are views in £merson, W. A. Fitchburg,
Mst and present Fitchburg, 1887 ['4350a. 169];
Hurd, D. H. Historv of Worcester county,
vol. X. Phihu, X889 [*445o.s6.«; and in Mass.
Library commission, xst, 9th report.
Five designs for public library buildings, ex-
terior and plans. Bv Hartwcll, Richard-
son and Driver, architects, Boston.. (In
Conn. Library commission. Report,
Florence.
Biblioteca Mediceo-Laurenziana. Interior.
Three mounted photographs.
Special Libraries, B. P. L.
— (In J. C. Raschdorff. Palast-Architek-
tur von Ober-Italien und Toscana vom
XV. bis XVII. Jahrh. Toscana. Berlin,
1888, plates 31-37.) Cab.47.8,4
— (In G. I. Rossi. La libreria Mediceo-
Laurenziana architettura di Michelagnolo
Buonarotti Nuova ed. Fircnze, 1755.
22 pis. F**. Cab.60.57. 1. 4
Biblioteca nazionale. (In D. Chilovi and A.
Papini. II nuovo palazzo per la Biblio-
teca nazionale centrale di Firenze. Fi-
renze, 1892.) ♦2i4oa.67
Florence, Mass.
Lilly Free library. See Northampton.
Folkestone, England.
Public libraiy and museum. Selected de-
sim. Building news, vol. 51, July 16,
Foxborough, Mass.
Memorial hall. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. 1st, 9th report.)
Framingham, Mass.
Memorial library. (In Architectural sketch
book, Boston, vol. 3, no. 12, June, 1876.)
♦8090.51.3
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, gth
report.)
Francestown, N. H.
Public library. Granite monthly, vol. 23,
Aug., 1897. ♦4435.54-23
223
Frankfort-on-the-Main.
Freiherrlich Carl von Rothschildsche oef-
fentliche Bibliothek. (In C. W. Berg-
hoeffer. Die Einrichtung und Verwaltung
. . . wahrend der Jahre 1887 bis 1890.
Frankfurt a. M., 1890.) ♦6146.83
Sudtbibliothek. (In F. C. Ebrard. Die
Stadtbibliothek in Frankfurt am Main.
Frankfurt am Main, 1896.) 6140.32
Franklin, N. H.
Smith library. Granite monthly, vol. 18,
March, 1895. ♦4435.54.18
Franklin and Marshall college, Lancaster, Pa.
Watts De Peyster library. View. ♦6190a. 53
With statistics as to capacity, cost, etc.
Freetown, Mass.
Public library. (In Mass. Library commis-
sion. 9th report.)
Fremont, N. IJ.
Public library. (In N. H. Library com-
mission. Report, 1894.)
Fremont, Ohio.
Birchard library. (In Proceedings at the
unveiling of the soldiers* monument, Fre-
mont, ife5.) ♦4214.62
Fresno, Cal.
Combined water tower and library. Inland
architect, vol. 23, April, 1894.
Gardner, Mass.
Levi Heywood memorial library.
Cab.60.42.2
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report.)
Georgetown, Mass.
Peabody library. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. 9th report.)
Georgia historical society.
Interior of library at Savannah. Harper's
new monthly magazine, vol. 76, Jan., 1888.
Periodical room
Germantown, Penn.
Friends' free library and reading room. (In
Annual reports.) ^6186.20
— (In S. F. Hotchkin. Ancient and mod-
ern Germantown. Phila., 1889.) ♦4370a. 114
— Heliotype. Cab.60.42.2
Glasgow, Scotland.
Mitchell library. Plans. (In Burgoyne.
Library construction.)
— (In Brief notices of Glasgow and its li-
braries. Glasgow, 1897.) 6159.46
Glasgow university.
See University of Glasgow.
Gloucester, Mass.
Sawyer free library. Two heliotypes. (In
Outline of history and dedication. Glou-
cester, 1884.) ♦2141.63
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report)
Magnolia library. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. 9th repo:t.)
Gloversville, N. Y.
Free library. Interior. (In Industrial ad-
vantages of Gloversville. Gloversville,
1890.) ♦4472.103
Goettingen.
Universitats-Bibliothek. Grundriss vom
Erdegeschoss. — Details. Allgem. Bau-
zeitung, 1884, Plate 41.
With woodcuts in the text.
224
Granby, Conn. *
Frederick H. Cossitt library. (In Conn.
Library commission. Report, 1893-94.)
Graz, Austria.
Die neue K. k. Universitat in Graz. Biblio-
thek. Allg. Bauzeitung, vol. 61, 1896.
PI. 2, 3.
Great Harrington, Mass.
Free library. (In Mass. Library commis-
sion. Qth report.)
Greenfield, Mass.
Library association building. (In Pictur-
esque Franklin. Springfield, 1891.)
♦4450.119
— New England magazine, vol. 21, Jan.,
1897.
Green-Ridge, Penn.
Design for a library. Architecture and
Building, vol. 14, April 18, 1891.
Greenwich, Conn.
Pemberwick library. (In Conn. Library
commission. Report, 1893-94.)
Gregory's plan for a public library. (In Ed-
wards. Memoirs of libraries, London,
1859, vol. 2, p. 725.) 2124.2; 2126.2
Grenoble, France.
Mus6e et bibliotheque. Exterior. — Plans.
(In Encycl. d'architecture. 2e s^rie,
Paris, 1874, vol. 3, pi. 169, 175, 224; vol. 4,
pi. 249, 254, 270, 279, 303; vol. 5, pi. 396,
411.) ♦4090.51, 3e s6rie. 3
— Interior. — Plan, etc. (In L. Klasen.
Grundriss-Vorbilder von Gebauden aller
Art. Abth. 10, pp. 954, 955, 963 Leip
zig, 1887.) ♦41. -3.58. 10
— (In Brochure series.)
Groton, Conn.
Bill memorial library. (In Conn. Library
commission. Report, 1893-94.)
— Photograph. ♦6190.60
Groton, Mass.
Public library. Half-tone engraving. 1893.
♦6i90a.34
With statistics of size of building, cost, capacity,
etc.
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
Guilford, Conn.
Free library. (In Conn. Library com-
mission. Report, 1897.)
Guille-Alles, Guernsey.
Library and museum. (In Encyclopaedic
catalogue, 1891.) ♦6165.50
— (In History and formation, etc. Guern-
sey, 1891.) ♦6189.48
Halle university.
See University of Halle.
Hallowell, Maine.
Public library. Heliotype. ^6190.25
— Three photographs. ♦6i9oa.72
With statistics of cost, capacity, etc.
Hamburg.
Stadtbibliothek. Grundriss. Cab.60.42.2
Hamilton, Ontario.
Public library. Four photographs of the
interior. ♦61903.49
Hamilton college.
Library. (In The college-book. Boston,
1878.) ^2382.2
Hammersmith (London).
Passmore Edwards public library. (In
Burgoyne. Library construction.)
— Building news, vol. 68, 69, 70, 1895.
August
Shepherd's Bush building. (In Green-
wood. Library year bool^ 1897.)
Hampstead (London).
Public library. Competitive design. Builder,
vol. 69, Dec. 26, 1895.
— Accepted design. British architect, vol
43, June 7, 1895.
— Building news, vol. 73, Nov. 12, 1897.
Hancock, K. H.
Town library. (In W. W. Hayward. His-
tory of Hancock. Lowell, iSSg.) 4436.119
— (In N. H. Library commission. Report,
Harrisburg, Penn.
State library. Two stereoscopic views of
the interior. ♦6190.25
— Front view. (In Report of State librarian.
1896.) ♦6195.40.1896
Harrow-on-thc-hill, England.
Vaughan library. (In Our own cotmtry,
vol. 5, 1882.) 2461.62.5
Hartford, Conn.
Connecticut historical society. Library. (In
Conn. Library commission. Report,
1893-94.)
Hartford theological institute. Hosmcr
hall. Exterior. — Plans. ♦6190.25
— Case memorial library. (In Dedicatioa
Hartford, 1893) ♦6190.69
Public library. (In Conn. Library com-
mission. Report, 1893-94.)
Wads worth Athenaeum. Woodcut. (In
Memorial history of Hartford county, vol.
I. Edited by J. H. Trumbull, Boston,
1886.) *445i-58
— (In Conn. Library commission. Re-
port, i&)3-94.)
Hartford, Vt.
Public library. Photograph. ♦6i9oa.2i
With this is a rough plan and statistics of the
number of volumes, capacity of ahelving, cost,
etc
Harvard, Mass.
Public library. Three photographs. —
Plan. Cab.60.42.2
— Heliotype. (In Proceedings at the dedi-
cation. Boston, 1888.) ♦2144.44
— (In H. S. Nourse. History of the town
of Harvard. Harvard, 1894.) ♦4353128
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report)
Har\'ard college.
Library. Exterior. (In Harvard book, by
F. O. Vaille and H. A. Clark, vol. i, Cam-
bridge, 1875.) *438o.3
— Extension. Stack. — Shelving. Ameri-
can architect, vol. 4, Nov. 23, 1878.
— New England magazine, vol. 15, Dec.,
1893.
An article on the library, by Charles K. Bolton,
with illustrations.
Divinity school. Library. Library journal,
vol. 13, Feb., 1888.)
— American architect, vol. 29, July 26, 189a
Law school. Interior of reading-room,
Austin hall. Two heliotypes. (In Mono-
graphs of American architecture. No. i.)
♦8100.71
Hatfield, Mass.
Public library. (In Mass. Library conunis-
sion. 9th report.)
Haverford college.
Library and Alumni halt. (In Haverford
i899
college: its aims and characteristics.
Phila., 1879.) 4494151
Haverhill, Mass.
Public library. Nine photographs. **G.2go.i
— (In Haverhill, Massachusetts. Haverhill,
1889.) *4455.i46
— (In J. Frankle. The story of a New Eng-
land town. Boston, 1891.) *445oa.io2
— Bradford branch. Statistics of capacity
of building, use, etc. Manuscript. 1898.
6i9oa.97
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
Heath, Mass.
Free public library. (In Mass. Library
commission. 9th report.)
Helena, Montana.
Public library. Photograph of reading
Hereford, England.
Lcs bibliotheques enchain^es d'Hereford.
Plate. (In Le bibliophile fran^ais, vol. 3,
p. 51. Paris, 1869.) 6160.3.3
Free library and museum. Exterior. —
Plan. Builder, vol. 33, Feb. 13, 1875.
Hightstown, N. J.
See Peddie institute.
Hindley. England.
Free library and museum. Exterior. —
Plans. Architecture and Building, March
20, 1886.
— (In Greenwood. Free public libraries.
1886.) 6125.46
— Architect, vol. 39, Jan. 27, 1888.
Hingham, Mass.
Public library. (In E. Nason. Gazetteer of
the State of Massachusetts. Boston,
1874.) *2385.5i
— Designs. American architect, vol. 5, 6,
Au^. 9, 1879-
— Building burned in 1879. (In Bay state
monthly, vol. 3, Sept., 1885.) *5322.55.3
— New England magazine, vol. 5, Oct.,
1891.
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report)
Hinsdale, Mass.
Public library. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. 1st, 9th report.)
Hoboken, N. J.
Proposed free public library and manual and
industrial training school. Desi^s. Ameri-
can architect. International edition, vol. 50,
Nov. 16, 23, 1895.
J, Li
April, 1897.
Public library. Library journal, vol. 22,
— 2d prize desijgrn. Architecture and Build-
ing, vol. 26, Feb. 13, 1897.
Holden, Mass.
Damon memorial library. Library journal,
vol. 13, 1888.
— (In I). H. Hurd. History of Worcester
county, vol. 2, Phila., 1889.) ♦4450.56.2
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
reportj^
— (In u. F. Estes. History of Holden.
Worcester, 1894.) *4353.i32
Homestead, Penn.
Carnegie library. Three floor plans and
two elevations. Size, 215^ x 31 inches.
Scale, }i inch to i ft. Rolled. ♦Cab.21.10.8
— View. (In Handbook, Aug., 1898.)
♦6156.15
225
Hopedale, Mass.
Public library. (In Second annual report,
1887.) *6i56.56
Hopkinton, Mass.
Public library. (In Dedication. Hopkin-
ton, 1895.) ♦6190a 26
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port)
Horeau's design for a grand library hall. (In
Edwards. Memoirs of libraries, vol. 2,
London, 1859.) ♦2124.4; 2126.2
Hubbardston, Mass.
Public library. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. 1st, 9th report.)
Hull, Enfi'land.
James Reckitt public library. Illustrated
London news, vol. 95, Dec. 28, 1889.
Periodical room
— (In T. Tindall Wildridge. Old and new
Hull. Hull, 1889.) ♦25ooa.ii8
— Branch library competition. Building
news, vol. 67, Oct 12, 1894.
Huntington, L. I.
Village library. Architectural record, vol.
6, 1807. 4090.273.6
Huntly, Scotland.
Brander library. Builder, vol. 45, Sept. i,
1883.
Hyde, England.
Municipal library and technical school.
Building news, vol. 70, Feb. 28, 1896.
Hyde Park, Mass.
Proposed public library building. Ameri-
can architect, vol. 60, May 14, 1898.
Iglau, Austria.
Knaben-, Volks- und Burgerschule nebst
stadtischen Museum u. Volksbibliothek.
Allg. Bauzeitung, vol. 55, 1890.
Ilion, N. Y.
Free public library. (In Finding list, 1893.)
♦6202.46
Illinois college, Jacksonville.
Jones memorial library building. Half-tone
engraving. Jacksonville, 1897. ♦6i9oa.38
With sUtistics of size of building, cost, capacity,
etc.
Indiana university.
Wylie hall library. New library building.
(In U. S. Bureau of education. Circular
of information, no. i, 1891.) ♦7596591891
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Public library. View. ♦6i9oa.67
With sUtistica of cost, capacity, etc.
Iowa.
State library. See Des Moines.
Iowa college, Grinnell, Iowa.
Goodnow hall. Library. (In Catalogue,
1885.) *4497.I7
— New England magazine, vol. 18, June,
1898.
Ipswich, England.
Museum. Free library, etc. Architect, vol.
22, Julv 12, Aug. 23, Sept. 6, 1879.
— Three designs. Building news, vol. 37,
Aug. 29, Sept. 19, 1879.
— (In Greenwood. Free public libraries.
1886.)
Ipswich, Mass.
Free public library. Exterior. (In M. Wy-
man. Memoir of Daniel Treadwell. Me-
moirs of the American academy of arts
and sciences, vol. 11. Centennial volume.
Cambridge, 1888.) ♦4340.101
226
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, g/th
report)
Ithaca, N. Y.
Cornell library. (In Dedication, Dec. 20,
1866.) ♦63ioa.72
See also Cornell university.
Ivorytown, Conn.
Ivorytown library. (In Conn. Library
commission. Report, 1897.)
Jackson, Mich.
Public library. Two views. *6i90.83
Jacksonville, Florida.
City library. (In S. A. Adams. Homes in
Florida. Duval county. Jacksonville,
1890.) 4479.175
Jaffray, N. H. -rf ^
Clay memorial library. (In N. H. Library
commission. Report, 1895-96.)
Jamestown, N. Y.
James Prendergast free library. Photograph,
*6i9oa.57
Jersey City, N. J.
Free public library. Competitive design.
Architecture and Building, vol. 29, Dec.
1898.
— (In its Library record.) *6i40a.99
— Accepted desig^. Competitive designs.
Architectural review, March, 1899.
Jewett City, Conn.
Slater library. (In Conn. Library com-
mission. Report 1893-94.)
Johns Hopkins university.
Historical seminary. Two views. (In U. S.
Bureau of education. Circular of informa-
tion, No. 2, 1887.) *7596.59(i887)
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Public library. Inland architect, vol. 17,
June, 1891.
Kansas City, Missouri.
Public library. (In The new Kansas City
public library, 1898. Kansas CTity. 18^.
rls. Plans.) ♦6i99a.5
— (In Brochure series.)
Kennett square, Penn.
Bayard Taylor memorial library. Critic.
Sept 26, 1896. Periodical room
Kensington, N. H.
Social library. (In N. H. Library com-
mission. Report, 1895^96.)
Kenyon college.
Hubbard hall. Library building. American
university magazine, vol. 8, May, 1893.
Kidderminster, England.
Public library. (In Greenwood's Library
year book, 1897.)
Kingston, Mass.
Frederic C. Adams public library. View.
(In Dedicatory exercises, August 4, 1898.)
*6TOoa.93
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
Kingston Plains, N. H.
Nichols library. American architect, vol.
58, Oct. 23, 1897.
Kingston upon Hull, England.
Central public library. Building news, vol.
176, May 12. 1899.
Kongliga universitet. Upsala.
See University of Upsala.
Kyoto, Japan.
Doshisha collegiate and theological school.
Library. (In P. F. McKeen. Sketch of
early life of Joseph Hardy Neesima. Bos-
ton, 1890.) 5539a.37
August
Laborde's plan for a public library. (In Ed-
wards. Memoirs of libraries, vd. 2, Lon-
don, 185a.) *2i24^; 2126.2
La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Public library. (In Wisconsin. Library
commission. Report 1895-96.)
Lafayette college, Easton, Penn.
Libranr. Reading-room. Scribner's month-
ly, Dec, 1876. Periodica] room
Lambeth (London).
New Duming library. Lower Kensington
lane. Exterior. Builder, vd. 55, Aug. 11,
1888.
Tate free library. Builder, vol. 53, Dec 17,
1887.
— Exterior. — Plan. Building news, voL
56, April 19, 1889.
Lancaster, Mass.
Memorial hall and library. (In A. P. Mar-
vin. History of Lancaster. Lancaster,
1879.) ♦2354.61
— Heliotype. — Plan. *6i90.25
— (In Worcester society of antiquity. Col-
lections, vol. 6.) *4452.536
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9tb
report)
Lawrence, Kansas.
Spooner library. New England magazine,
vol. 22, 1897. 5322.55.22
Lawrence, Mass.
Public library. Library journal, vol. 17,
June, 1892.
— New England magazine, vol. 17, Jan.,
1898.
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port)
Lebanon, N. H.
Public library. (In N. H. Library com-
mission. Report, 1895-96.)
Ledbury, England.
Barrett-Browning memorial library. Archi-
tect, vol. 48, Nov. 18, 1892.
Ledyard, Conn.
Bill library. (In Conn. Library commis-
sion. Report, 1893-94.)
Leeds, England.
Leeds library. (In T. D. Whitaker. Loidis
and Elmete. [History of Leeds.] Leeds,
1816.) '^9ai
Public library and museum. Eleven photo-
graphs of the municipal buildings, ex-
terior and interior. ♦Cab.60.724
Copies from « put of these photographs, with
plans and descriptions, may be found aUo in Tlie
builder, Aug. 33, 30, 1884, and a description in
The library chronicle, 1884, pp. 66 and ^.
— (In Greenwood. Public libraries. 189a)
Leek, England.
The Nicholson library. (In Greenwood.
Free public libraries. 1886.)
Lehigh university. South Bethlehem, Penn.
University library. (In Register.) *450i.62
— Harpers' weekly, vol. 32, Sei>t. i, iSfflL
Periodical room
Leicester, England.
Public library. Westcotes branch. Plan.
(In Greenwood. Public libraries. 189a)
Leicester, Mass.
Public library. American architect, Inter-
national edition, vol. 54, Oct 17, iSgd
— (In Mass. Library commisston. 9& re-
port.)
i899
Leigh, England.
Public library and technical institute. (In
Greenwood's Library year book, 1897.)
Leipzig university.
See University of Leipzig.
Lewisham (London).
Public library. Building news, vol. 63, Sept.
g, 1892.
Lexington, Ky.
Memorial library. American architect. In-
ternational edition, vol. 25, March, 1889.
Lexington, Mass.
Town hall and Public library. (In Mass.
Library commission, gth report.)
Lcyden.
See University of Leyden.
Library for a country town. Building news,
vol. 57, Oct 4, !%)•
Library for a country town, Scientific Ameri-
can, vol. 8, Dec, 1889.
Library plans.
A series of illustrated articles on Free public
libraries was published in the Building news,
beginning June 6, 1890, and continued into 1891.
Library wall. Interior decoration competi-
tion. Exterior. — Plan. American archi-
tect, vol. 5, March 22, 1879.
Li^ge.
Biblioth^que. Interior. (In J. P. Namur,
Histoire de la Bibliotheqiie publ que de
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Lincoln cathedral.
Library. Architect, vol. 47, June 17, 1892.
Lincoln, Mass.
Public library. American architect, vol. 24,
March ij, 1884.
— (In Dedication.) 6190.27
— (In Mass. Library conunission. ist, 9th
report.)
Lisbon, N. H.
Public library. Granite monthly, vol. 20,
May, 1896.
Liskeard, England.
Passmore Edwards free library. Building
news, vol. 70, Feb. 14, 1896.
Littleton, Mass.
Reuben Hoar library. (In Mass. Library
commission, ist, 9th report)
Houghton Memorial library building. (In
Proceedings at the dedication. Littleton,
1896.) ♦61903.17
Livermore, Maine.
Washburn memorial library. (In Dedica-
tory exercises. Chicago, 1885.) *6i 90.24
Liverpool, England.
Free public library. Lithograph.
Cab.6o. 109.4
— Plans of the building, etc.
No. I in C^^.2i.io.5
— Exterior. — Reading room. Graphic,
May 3. 1875; May 5, 1877. Per. room
— (In (jreenwood. Library year book, 1897.)
Livesey.
Public library. Building news, vol. 60,
June 26 1891.
London. ,
Balham. Public library. See Balham.
Battersea library. See Battersea.
Bermondsey. Public library. See Bermond-
scy.
Bishopgate institution. (In Greenwood's
year book, 1897.)
22y
— - Plan. (In Burgoyne. Library construc-
tion.)
Borough road, S. E. Passmore Edwards
public library. Building news, vol. ys,
Dec. 3, 1897.
British museum. Exterior. — Plans. (In
Pugin and Britton's Illustrations of the
public buildings of London. London,
1838, vol. 2.) ♦4092.9.2
— Project for enlargement. Civil engineer
and architect's journal, vol. 13, August,
1850. ♦4012.220.13
— Six views. Illustrated London news,
1851, 1857. Per. room
— In 1853. (In G. Clinch. Bloomsbury
and St. Giles's past and present. London,
1890.) ♦2492.101
— Plan of ground floor. — Interior of new
Reading room. — Plan of new Reading
room. Harper's new monthly magazine,
Vol. 46, Jan., 1873. Per. room
— Plan of Reading-room. (In pamphlet en-
titled Reading-room and libraries, Lon-
don. 1884.) ♦iSi90.2S
Further information may be found in the preface
to the List of the books of reference in the Read-
inff-room of the British museum and in Pagan's
Lite of Sir A. Panizzi [2746.59].
— Plan of ground floor and Reading room.
American architect, vol. 16, Oct. 18, Dec.
20, i88d.
— Uebersichtsplan. — Grundriss und Schnitt
des Lesesaales und der Bibliothek. Allg.
Bauzeitung, 1884, Plate 35.
With text.
— Exterior. — Interior. (In P. Villars.
England, Scotland, and Ireland. London,
1887.) ♦2460.74
— Plans, etc. (In L. Klasen. Grundriss-
Vorbilder von Gebauden aller Art, Abth.
10, pp. 89s, 944-947. Leipzig, 1887.)
♦4103.58.10
— Colored plan showing the arrangement
of the library of reference in the Reading
room. ♦6190.25
Accompanied by a statement in manuscript, by
Richard Gamett.
— (In A. Grasel. Grundzuge der Biblio-
thekslehre. Leipzig, 1890.) ^6198.23
— Exterior. Two photographs.
B. P. L. Special Libraries. 351.5308.E2
Brixton. Tate Central free library. See
Brixton.
Camberwell. Public library. See Camber-
well.
Chelsea. Public library. See Chelsea.
Clapham. Public library. See Clapham.
Clerkenwell. Free public library. See
Clerkenwell.
Dr. Williams's Trust. New library. Ex-
terior and interior views. Building news,
March 28, 1873. ♦7360a. i
Dulwich. Passmore Edwards public library.
See Dulwich.
Guildhall library. Exterior.— Plans. Builder,
vol. 28, Aug. 27, 1870.
There arc views in Illustrated London news, Nov.
9 [Per. Room]: J. E. Price. Descriptive account
of the Guildhall of the city of London. London,
iffl6[C.B.ii.2]: R.Lovett. London pictures drawn
with pen and pencil. London, 1890 [2491.1391;
and in W. J. Loftie. London city. Lonvlon,
1891 [*2490.iii].
Hammersmith. Passmore Edwards public
librarv. See Hammersmith.
228
Hampstead. Public library. See Hamp-
stead.
Honourable society of Gray's inn. New li-
brary. Perspective view. Building news,
vol. 46, April 4, 1884.
House of Commons. Library. Photograph.
B. P. L. Special libraries. 35i.53cS.E.ia
The Commons^ library. — - The Peers' li-
brary. (In The abbey and palace of West-
minster. Photographed by John Har-
rington. London, 1869.) ^2460. 19
— (In Round London. London, 1896.)
♦2490.127
House of Lords. Library. Photograph.
B. P. L. Special libraries. 3Si.53o8.Ei
Inner Temple library. Proposed extension
of library. Six views. Architect, vol. 11,
June 13. 1874.
— Exterior. — Plans. — Details. Building
news, Nov. 11, 1881; Nov. 25, 1881.
— American architect, vol. 11, March 25,
1882.
Institution of civil engineers. Library.
Builder, vol. 71, Oct. 17, 1896.
Ladbroke grove. Netting hill, W. Free li-
brary. Exterior. — Plan. American ar-
chitect, vol. 29. July 12, 1800.
"The intention is to make the main front em-
blematic of the growth of Knowledge, by shew-
ing the Tree of Knowledge springing from the
base of the building."
Lambeth. See Lambeth.
Lambeth palace. Library. Bibliographer,
vol. 3, Dec, 1882. ♦0180a. 1.3
— Builder, vol. 44, Feb. 10, 1883.
— Bookworm, vol. i, London, 1888.
*6i7oa.25.i
— Lewisham. Public library. See Lewis-
ham.
Lincoln's Inn. New hall and library. (In
W. J. Loftie. Inns of court and chancery.
London, 1893.) ♦2460.121
London institution. Three plans. (In Ed-
wards. Memoirs of libraries, London,
1859, vol. 2, pp. 685-^7.) ♦2124.4; 2126.2
Middle Temple. New library. Exterior
and ground plan. Builder, vol. 18, Dec.
15, i860.
North Lambeth. Library. See North Lam-
beth.
Notttng hill. Free library. See Nrii-ng
hill.
Nunhead. Passmore Edwards public li-
brary. See Nunhead.
People's palace. Interior of library. Illus-
trated London news, vol. 93, Sept. 15,
1888. Per. room
— Builder, vol. 57, Sept. 7, 1889.
architecture. 1889.) 4090.215
— Interior of Reading room. (In Academy
Poplar. Public library. See Poplar.
Record office. Construction der eisernen
Repositorien. Allgem. Bauzeitung, 1884,
Plate 35.
With text.
Reform club. Interior of library. (In L.
Fagan. The reform club. London, 1887.)
♦4550.15
St. George. See St. George.
St. Giles. Public library. See St. Giles.
St. Martins-in-the-Fields. Free public li-
brary. See St. Martins-in-the Fields.
St. Mary-Le-Strand. See St. Mary-Le-
Strand.
August
St Paul's cathedral. Library. (In W. J.
Loftie. London city. London, 1891.)
♦2490.111
ShadwelL See ShadwelL
Shepherd's Bush. See Shepherd's Bush.
Shoreditch. Public libraries and museums.
See Shoreditch.
Sion college. Exterior and interior of li-
brary. London news, vol. 89, Oct 9, 1886.
Per. room
South Audly street Public library. Archi-
tect, vol. 55, Feb. 7, 1896.
— American architect. International edition,
vol. 52, April II, 1896.
South Lambeth. Tate library. See South
Lambeth.
Stoke Newington. Public library. Sec
Stoke Newington.
Streatham. Tate Public library. Sec
Streatham.
Wandsworth. Free library. See Wands-
worth.
West Ham. See West Ham.
Westminster. Public library. See West-
minster.
Whitechapel. Free public library and mu-
seum. See Whitechapel.
Loughborough, England.
Public librarv. (In Greenwood. Public li-
braries. 1091.)
Lowell, Mass.
City library. Architecture and Building,
vol. 10, June 22, 1880.
— View. — Plans. (In Story of the City
hall commission. Edited by Prentiss
Webster. Lowell, 1894.) *435i.i20
— (In Illustrated history of Lowell and
vicinity. Lowell, 1897.) ♦4351.134
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
Ludlow, Mass.
Hubbard memorial library. Library jour-
nal, vol. 13, Tune, 1888.
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report.)
Lyme, Conn.
See Old Lyme.
Macclesfield, England.
Chadwick free library. British architect, vol.
6, May 26, 1876.
McCormick theological seminary, Chicago.
Virginia library. (In Annual catalogue.)
4481*135
McGill college and university, MontreaL
Library. (In Opening. Montreal, 1893.)
6190.49
— American architect. International edition,
vol. 48, May 25, 1815)5.
Madison, Wisconsin.
State historical society of Wisconsin. Pre-
miated competitive designs. Inland ar-
chitect, vol. 26, Dec, itoj.
— View. — Plans. (In Wisconsin. State
library commission. Report, 1895-6.)
— Library journal, vol. 21, April, i^gib,
— ^[Picture of the building.] (In R. G.
Thwaites. The State historical society of
Wisconsin. Madison, 1898.) 4375. iji)
— (In Brochure series.)
Madrid.
El palacio de bibliotecas 2[ museos. La ilus-
tracion espafiola y americana, vol. 42, April
IS, 1898. ♦7371.10.42
i899
Magnolia, Mass.
Fublic library. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. 1st, 9th report)
Magn^sson, Eirikr.
Design for a library. The spiral plan.
Scientific American, vol. 2, July, 1880.
— A new design for libraries. (In Athenae-
um, Feb. 27, 1886.) ♦7210a.s0.188s
The designer 8 ideas are set forth in a paper read
before the American library association, July, 1886,
and published with illustrations in the Proceed-
inn of the Association and in the Library jour-
nal, Sept., 1886.
Maiden, Mass.
Converse memorial library. Sketches.
American architect, vol. 18, Oct. 3, i88s.
— Heliotype. American architect, vol. 20,
Sept. II, 1886.
— Heliotypes. American architect. Imperial
edition, Nov. 6, 1886, Sept. 22, 1888.
— Six heliotypes. (In Family record of
aeacons James W. Converse and Elisha S.
Converse. Compiled by William G. Hill.
1887.) ^ ♦4335.105
— (In M. G. Van Rensselaer. Henry Hob-
son Richardson and his works. Boston,
1888.) ♦8100.22
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
Maldon, England.
The Flume library. (In C. R. B. Barrett.
Essex. London, 1892.) 2461.104
Manchester. England.
Campfield library. The first public library
under the Ewart act. (In Greenwood's
Library year book, 1897.)
Public free libraries. Exterior of old bpild-
ing. Illustrated London news, vol. 19,
Oct. 25, 1851. Per. room
— Two photographs of interior of Refer-
ence library. Cab.60.42.2
Taken about 1854. The building is now demol-
ished.
— Plan of principal floor of old Reterence
library. (In £. Edwards. Memoirs ot
libraries, London, 1859, vol. 2, p. 906.)
*2i2i.4; 2126.2
— Design for public library. British archi-
tect, vol. 6, Sei)t. 8, 1876.
— Woodcut of interior. (In Greenwood.
Free public libraries. London, 1886.)
— Plans. (In Burgoyne. Library construc-
tion.)
— Openshaw public library. (In Green-
wood's Library year book, 1897.)
Owens college. See Owens college.
Manchester, Mass.
Memorial library and Grand army hall.
Heliotypes. (In Dedication services, Oct.
13, 1887. Boston, 1888.) *2i44.74; *6i90.3i
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9tb
report)
— rin D. F. Lamson. History ot Man-
chester. Manchester, 189s.) 4353-144
— Three photo-engravings. *6i9oa.83
— (In E. H. Garrett Romance and reality
of the Puritan coast Boston, 1897.)
4358.127
Manchester. N. H.
Public library. (In G. F. Bacon. Man-
chester and its leading business men.
Boston, 1891.) 4431.106
Also in New Hampshire Library commission.
Report, 1894; and in Willey's Book of Nutfield,
Derry Depot, 189s [*443M*iix]>
229
Manchester. Vt
Mark Skinner memorial library. (In Bro-
chure series.)
— ^In Proceedings at the opening. Chicago,
1898.) 6i99a.4
Manchester New College, Oxford, England.
Library. Photograph of the interior.
*6i9oa.95
Manningham, England.
Design for Airdale college. Interior oi li-
brary. Architect, vol. 12, Dec. 5, 1874.
Mansfield college, Oxford.
— (In Origin and opening. London, 1890.)
2490.106
— Two interior views. Builder, vol. 60,
June 27, 1801.
Marathon, N. Y.
Peck memorial library. Photograph.
*6i9oa.59
Marblehead, Mass.
Abbott public library. (In Mass. Library
commission. 9th report.)
Marion, Mass.
Public library. (In Mass. Library commis-
sion. 9th report.)
Marlborough, N. H.
Frost free library. (In Charles A. Bemis.
History oi Marlborugh. Boston, 1881.)
♦^354.70
Mashpee, Mass.
Temple hall library. (In Mass. Library
commission, ist report.)
— New England magazine, vol. 5, Oct.,
1891.
Massachusetts agricultural college, Amherst.
Chapel and library. (In F. H. Hitchcock.
Handbook of Amherst Amherst, 1891.)
♦2358.66
Massachusetts state library.
See Boston.
Maynooth college.
Library. (In J. Healy. Maynooth college:
its centenary history. Dublin, 1895.)
2490a. 126
Meadville, Penn.
Library, art and historical association. Li-
brary hall. (In Daily tribune-republican.
Centennial edition, May 12, 1880.;
*4370.io6
Medford, Mass.
Public library. (In C. Brooks. History of
Medford. Boston, 1886.) *235S-78
— Heliotype. ♦44Soa.43
Published in a collection of views of the town,
in 1888.
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
Melbourne.
Public library, museums, and national gal-
lery. View. Plan ol classification. ♦6200.5
— Interior and exterior. Illustrated Lon-
don news, vol. 36, April 28, i860.
Per. room
— New library and museum. Exterior.
Builder vol. 42, April i, 1882.
— Exterior. — Interior. (In Cassell's Pic-
turesque Australasia, London, 1887, vol.
I.) 3041.105.1
Memphis, Tenn.
Cossitt library. Architect and Builder, vol.
28, March 19, 1898.
Menasha, Wisconsin.
Elisha D. Smith library. Library lournal,
vol. 22, Dec, 1897.
230
Mendon, Mass.
Taft public library. (In Mass. Library
commission, gth report.)
Menomonie, Wisconsin.
Mabel Taintor memorial building. Three
views. (In Wisconsin. Library commis-
sion. Report, 1895-6.)
— Library journal, vol. 21, April, 1896.
Merly, England.
Library. (In R. Willett. Description of the
library at Merly. London, 1785.)
Cab.80. 183,4
Methuen, Mass.
Kevins memorial library. Photograph ana
heliotype. Cab. 60.42.2
There are views also in Americaa architect, vol.
15. June 21, 1884; Catalogue, 1^7 1*2141.771 ; and
in Mass. Library commission, ist, gth report.
Mexico, City.
Biblioteca nacional. Three photographs.
♦6190.64
— View. American architect, vol. 22, Aug.
27, 1887.
Middiefield, Conn.
Coe public library. (In Conn. Library
commission. Report, 1893-4.)
Middleton, England.
Free library. British architect, vo/. 32, Aug.
9, 1889.
— Architect, vol. 44, Aug. i, 1890.
— American architect, International edition,
vol. 29, Aug. 23, 1890.
Middleton, Mass.
Flint public library. (In Mass. Library
mission, ist, 9th report.)
Middletown, Conn.
See also Berkeley divinity school; Wesleyan
university.
Russell library. (In History ot Middlesex
county. N. Y., 1884.) *443oa.5i
— (In Conn. Library commission. Re-
port, 1893-4.)
Milford, Conn.
Taylor library. American architect, Inter-
national edition, voi. 47, Oct. 20, 1894.
— (In Conn. Library commission. Re-
port, 1897.)
Milford, Mass.
Memorial hall. (In Mass. Library commis-
sion, oth report.)
Millis. Mass.
Free pubnc library. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. 9th report.)
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Public library and museum. Premiated de-
sign. — Accepted design. Inland archi-
tect, vol. 22, 23, Jan., Feb., 1894, and in
Architecture and Building, vol. 20, 1894.
Views and plans may be found in American archi-
tect, vol. 43, Jan., 1894; Wisconsin, State library
commission, report, 1895-96; and in Library jour-
nal, vol. 21, April, 1896.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Public library. Competitive design. Ameri-
can architect, vol. 20, Sept. 25. 1886.
Photographs of sketches, exterior, and
plans, by W. Channing Whitney.
Cab.60.42.2
There are views also in the Public library, Min-
neapolis, described and illustrated, Minneapolis,
1890 [*2i43.33]; Illustrated Minneapolis, Minne-
apolis, i8qi [*447o.io7]; Minneapolis a study,
Minneapolis, 1891 [*4474.i5i]; and Library jour-
nal, vol. 16, June, 1891.
August
Monastic libraries.
Biblioth^ue de Noyon. — Pignon de la
bibliotheque du CoU^ de Navarre. (In
Revue gto^rale de l^rchitecture et des
travaux publics, vol. 14.) ^4091.206
Monson, Mass.
Horatio Lvon memorial library. (In Dedi-
cation, Worcester, 1882.) 445553
— American architect, vol. 13, April 14.
1883.
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist Oth
report)
Montpelier. Vt
The Kellogg-Hubbard public library. (In
Vermont Library commission, ist re-
port. ifl^S-^)
Montreal.
See McGill collie and university.
Montville Centre, Conn.
Ra3rmond library. (In Conn. Library com-
mission. Report, 1897.)
Moodus, Conn.
East Haddam library. (In Conn. Library
commission. Report, 1893-^)
Moosup, Conn.
Aldrich free public library. (In Conn. Li-
brary commission. Report, 1897.)
Morgan Park, Illinois.
Public library. Inland architect, voL 14*
Aug., 1880.
Morristown, N. J.
Library and lyceum. Photolithosfraph.
Cab.6aio{M
Mt. Holly Springs, Pcnn.
The Amelia S. Givin free library. Exterior.
Library journal, vol. 15, Oct 1890.
Mosinee, Wisconsin.
Joseph Dessert public library. Library Jonr-
nal, vol. 24, April, 1899*
Mount Holyoke college. South Hadley, Mass.
Library. (In Catalogue.) 2387^1
— (In History of Mount Holyoke ' semin-
ary, by Sarah D. (Locke) Stow. 1887.)
^4390.64
Mountford, E. W.
The planning of free public libraries.
In the Builder, Feb. 15, 18^ pp. 116-ZI& with
one illustration: and in Btuldiiig news, Feb. 7*
pp. i9S-i99f witn five iUustratkms.
Munich.
Die Konigliche Bibliothek. Perspective
view. — Plans. — Section. (In Edwards.
Memoirs of libraries, London, 1859, voL
2j) *2i2iu|; 2126.2
— Urundrisse. — Schnitt AUgemeine Baa-
zeitung, vol. 49, 1884, Plate 34.
With text.
— American architect, vol. 18, Dec 19, 1885.
— (In A. Grasel. Grundztige der Biblio-
thekslehre. Leipzig, 1890.) •6198^3
— Ireppenhaus der Staatsbibliothek za
Miinchen, von Gartner. (In H. Knack-
fuss. Deutsche Kunstgeschichte. Biele-
feld, 1888, vol. 2.) 8061.75-3
Muskegon, Michigan.
The Hackley public library. Library jour-
nal, vol. 14, April, 1889.
— Heliotype. •6i9a6o
Mvstic, Conn.
Mvstic and Noank library. (In Conn. Li-
brary commission. Report, 1897.)
Nahant, Mass.
Public library. Architectural review, voL
2, no. 5, July 3, 1893,
899
— (In F. A. Wilson. The Nahant public
library. Lynn, 1895.) 6190a. 12
— (In Mass. Library commission, gih re-
port)
asntta, N. H.
Public library. Granite monthly, vol. i,
1886. *443S.S4.i
atick, Mass.
Bacon free library, South Natick. (In
Drake's History of Middlesex county, Bos-
ton, 1880, vol. 2.) 2350.16.2
— (In Mass. Library commission, gth re-
port)
Morse institute. (In Same.)
— (In Mass. Library conunission. ist, gth
report)
— Photograph. Cab.60.42.2
augatuck. Conn.
Howard Whittemorc library. (In Conn.
Library commission. Report, 1893-4.)
— (In Brochure series, vol. 3, Nov., 1897.)
— (In The work of McKim, Mead & White.
Architectural record, May, 1895.) *4092.64
few Bedford, Mass
Free public library. Lithograph. ^6190.24
There arc riews in New Bedford: its history.
New Bedford, 1889 [^445^ 103]; and in Mass. Li-
brary commission, ist, 9tn report
Few Boston, N. H.
Whipple free library. Granite monthly, vol.
22, April, 1897. *4435.54.22
Few Britain, Conn.
New Britain institute. Front elevation and
first floor plans. Phototz^raph. ♦6190.8b
lew-England historic genealogical society.
Woodcut of building. (In King's Hand-
book of Boston.) '2359.65
— (In Report.) ♦6145.23
[cw Haven, Conn.
Free public library. (In A. M. Hiller. The
free public library of New Haven. New
Haven, 1893.) ♦6190.39
— (In Conn. Library commission. Re-
port, 1893-4.)
— New Haven colony historical society. Me-
morial building. Architecture and Build-
ing, vol. 22, March 2, 1895.
Jew Ipswich, N. H.
Library. (In N. H. Library commission.
Report, 1895-6.)
Jew London, Conn.
Public library. (In New London county
historical societv. Records and papers,
part I, vol. I, New London, 1890.)
♦44m 129
— American architect. International edition,
vol. 33, Sept. 26, 1891.
— (In Conn. Library commission. Report,
1895-4.)
4ew Milford, Conn.
Public library. Architect and Builder, vol.
2, Aug. 14, 1898.
^ew Orleans.
Howard memorial library. Library jour-
nal, vol. 13, Sept, 1889.
— (In Mary A. Townsend. Poem written
for the dedication. New Orleans, 1889.)
♦2201.32
— American architect, International edition,
vol. 41, 44» Sept. 2, i893» Feb. 17, 1894.
^ew York City.
Apprentices' library. Exterior and interior
views. (In Annals of the GJcneral society
231
of mechanics and tradesmen of the City
of New York. N. Y., 1882.) ♦3570.126
— Bookmart, vol. i, Aug. 20, 1833.
*2i5oa.30.i
Astor library. American architect, vol. 7,
May 22, i^.
— Description by F. Saunders, with views.
(In New England magazine, April. 1890.)
Columbia college. See Columbia college.
Free circulating library. Cab.60.42.2
— Grcorge Bruce tree library. Library jour-
nal, vol. 13, Jan., 1888.
— (In Annual report, 1888.) *2 144.25
— Jackson square library. (In Annual re-
port, 1888.) *2i44.2S
— Ottendorf fer branch, Second avenue.
Cab 60 v<^ 2
Harlem library. Architecture and Building,
vol. 16, Jan. 9, 1892.
Lenox library. (In N. Y. Sketch book of
architecture, vol. 3, Boston, 1876.)
♦8090.52.3
— American architect, vol. 2, Sept i, 1877;
American architect, Imperial edition, vol.
20, Aug. 28, 1886.
— (In 2ist annual report for 1890.) ♦6206.9
Mercantile library. 7 woodcuts. Scribher's
monthly, Feb., 187 1. Per. room
— Architecture and Building, vol. 13, July
5, 1890.
— Photograph. 1891. ♦6190.36
— Views. — Plan. Library journal, vol. 17,
Jan., 1892.
Mott memorial free medical library. (In
King's Handbook of New York city. 2d
edition. Boston, 1893.) ♦4476.187
New York historical society. Library.. (In
King's Handbook of New York city. 2d
edition. Boston, 1893.) ♦4476.187
New York society library. (In Treat's il-
lustrated New York. N. Y., 1874.)
♦2375.64
— (In King's Handbook of New York city.
2d edition. Boston, 1893.) ♦4476.187
Public library. The Tilden trust library:
what shall it be? By John Bigelow. With
illustrations. Scribner's magazine. Sept.,
1892. Per. room
Contains Suggestions for library buildings, m
numerous illustrations.
— Proposed Tilden trust library. Architec-
tural review, vol. i, no. 8, Sept. 12, 1892.
— Terms of competition for the building to
be erected. Aug. 2, 1897. With plans.
♦6190.54
— View, elevations, sections and floor plans.
Carrere & Hastings, architects. 1897.
Cab.2i.io.6
— View. — Plans. Library journal, vol. 22.
Dec, 1897.
— Competitive designs. American architect,
vol. 58, 1897; Architecture and Buildinj?.
vol. 27.
— Accepted design. Inland architect, vol.
30, Dec, 1897.
— Competitive design, by F. M. Wright.
American architect, vol. 60, Jan. 8, 1808.
— Exterior. (In Bulletin of the library, vol.
2, Feb., 1898.)
— Views. — Plans. Architectural record,
vol. 7, Tan.-March, 1898. ♦4090.273
— Second competition. Architect and
Builder, vol. 28, April 2, 1898.
Newark, N. J.
Library association. Exterior of building.
(In Catalogrue, 1857.) *2i39.36
Free public library. Exterior. — Interior.
— rlans. Library journal, vol. 14, Nov.,
1889.
— Elevation and floor plans. Newark, 1897.
♦61PO.76
— Competitive design. American architect,
vol. 59, March 19, 1898.
— Same. Architecture and Building, vol.
27. 28.
Newark-upon-Trent.
Gilstrap free library. Exterior. — Plan.
Building news, March 9, 1883.
— Exterior. — Plan. (In Greenwood. Pub-
lic libraries, 1890.) *2i27.ii
Newburgh, N. Y.
Free library. (In John J. Nutt. Newburgh:
her institutions [etc.]. Newburgh, 1891.)
*447oa.ioi
Newburyport, Mass.
Public librarv. (In Statement of proceed-
ings, etc. Newburyport, 1866.) 2128.28
— (In E. Nason. Gazetteer of the state of
Massachusetts. Boston, 1874.) *2385.5i
— (In J. J. Currier. "Ould Newbury."
Boston, 1896.) 2352.87
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
Newcastle-under-Lyme, England.
Public library and municipal buildings. (In
Greenwood. Public libraries. 4th edi-
tion. London, 1891.)
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Public library. Design for a free library.
Front elevation. — Plans. British archi-
tect, vol. 8, Sept. 21, 1877. 4103.201.8
V lews and plans arc in the Library chronicle, vol.
I, Sept., 1884 [*3i4a.io.i]; London news, vol. 91,
July 16, 1887 [Per. Room]; and in Building news,
vol. 70, Jan. 24, 1896.
Newington, England.
Public library. Building news, vol. 62, Feb.
12, 1892.
— Design. Architect, vol. 47, March 11,
1892.
— Design. American architect. International
edition, vol. 36, April 9, 1892.
— Architecture and Building, vol. 17, Aug.
13, 1892.
Newington, N. H.
Public library. (In N. H. Library com-
mission. Report, 1894.)
Newport (Monmouth) England.
Public library and school of science. British
architect, vol. 17, Feb. 24, 1882. 4103.201. 17
— American architect, vol. 11, May 2-], 1882.
Newport, N. H.
Richards library. Photograph. ♦6190a. 55
— (In N. H. Library commission. Report,
1894.)
Newport, R. I.
Redwood library and Athenaeum. (In Re-
portsj *6204.25
— (In G. C. Champlin. Annals of the Red-
wood library and Athenaeum. Newport,
i8qi.) *6i74.65
Newton, Mass.
Newton theological seminary. Hills library
building. American architect. Interna-
tional edition, vol. 51, Feb. 22, 1896.
August
Public library. (In Drake's History of
Middlesex coun^, voL 2, Boston, 1880.)
**2350.i6,2
— Photograph. Cab.6o42J
This btniding has since been enlarged.
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report)
Norfolk. Conn.
Free library. (In Conn. Library commis-
sion. Rejport, 1893-94.)
— Connecticut quarterly, vol. i, June, 1895.
♦5302.12.1
North Adams, Mass.
Andrew Jackson Houghton memorial. (Id
Mass. Library conmiission. gth rq>ort)
North Attleborongh, Mass.
Public library. New England magazine,
vol. 17. Oct, 1894.
— (In Mass. Library conunission. 9th re-
port)
North Brookfield, Mass.
Public library. (In Dedication. North
Brookfield, 18^) 6202.57
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port).
North Canaan, Conn.
Douglass library. (In Conn. Library
commission. Report, 1893.)
North Easton, Mass.
Ames free library. (In Catalog^ue.)
♦2142.52.2
— American architect, vol. 2, 13, 20, Nov. 3,
i877» June 30, 1883, Sept 11, 1886.
— Views. (In Monographs of American
architecture. No. 3. Boston, 1886.)
*8ioa7i
— (In W. L. Chaffin. History of Easton.
Cambridge, 1886.) *4352.76
— Exterior. Three views. — Plans. (In
M. G. Van Rensselaer. Henry Hobson
Richardson and his works. Boston, 1888.)
♦8100.22
— (In Mass. Library conunission. ist, 9di
report.)
North Granby, Conn.
Public library. Woodcut, with description.
♦6190.60
North Haven, Conn.
Bradley library. (In Conn. Library com-
mission. Report, 1893-94.)
North Lambeth (London).
Library. (In Burgoyne. Library construc-
tion.)
North Reading, Mass.
Flint library. (In Mass. Library commis-
sion. 1st, 9th report)
North Scituate, Mass.
Peirce memorial library. Statistics of cost,
dimensions, etc. of building. Manuscript
i8j^ ♦61908.97
— view. (In Mass. Library commission.
9th report.)
Northampton, England.
Long library, Althorp Park, seat of Earl
Spencer. American architect. Interna-
tional edition, vol. 43, Jan. 6, 1894.
Northampton, Mass.
Forbes library. (In Northampton the
Meadow city. Northampton, IW4.)
^5oa.io6
— Library journal, vol. 19, Nov., 1894.
i899
_ View. — Plan. (In W. I. Fletcher. Pub-
lic libraries in America. Boston, 1894.)
to)9.ii
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
Public library. Photograph from the archi-
tect's drawing of the exterior and interior.
Cab.6o. 109.4
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report. )
— Lilly free library (Florence). (In Pictur-
esque Hampshire. Northampton, 1890.)
♦4450.112
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report.)
Northborough, Mass.
Public library. (In Dedicatory exercises of
the Gale library building. Northboro,
1895.) *6i94.55
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
Northbridge, Mass.
Whitinsville social library. (In Mass. Li-
brary commission. 9th report)
Northfield, Mass.
Public library. Dickinson memorial library.
CIn Northfield echoes, vol. 4, no. i, 1897.)
M 17 1 ^ . *74Soa.63
— New England magazme, vol. 22, Aug. i,
1897.
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
Talcott library at D. L. Moody's school.
Library journal, vol. 12, Aug., 1887.
— (In Northfield, Mount Hermon, and Chi-
cago. An account of four Bible schools.
N. Y. 1892.) 4499.173
Northumberland, Duke of.
View of library in Sion House. Interior.
Builder, vol. 39, Dec. 18, 1880.
Northwestern university, Evanston, Illinois.
Orrington Lunt library. Library journal,
vol. 10, Oct., 1894.
— (In Exercises at the opening. Evanston,
1894.) *6i90.52
Northwich, England.
Free public library. Architect, vol. 35, May
21, 1886.
Norton, Mass.
Public library. (In Dedication. Norton,
1888.) *6i94.45
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report.)
Norwich, Conn.
Otis library. Slater memorial building. (In
Addresses at dedication. Cambridge, 1887.)
*435oa.i63
— (In Norwich, Conn. Its importance.
Norwich, 1888.) ♦4431.64
— (In Mary E. Perkins. Old house of the
antient town of Norwich. Norwich, 1895.)
♦4431.66
— (In Conn. Library commission. Report,
1897.)
Norwich, England.
Free public library. Illustrated London
news, vol. 30, May 16, 1857. Per. room
— Architect, vol. 35, Mav 21, 1886.
This building was bumea August, 1898.
Norwood, England.
Free public library. Builder, vol. 53. Sept.
24, 1887.
— (In A. M. Galer. Norwood and Dulwich.
London, 1890.) 2460a. 107
Norwood, Mass.
Public library. (In Mass. Library commis-
sion, oth report.)
Nottin^ Hill (London).
Pubhc library. American architect. Inter-
national edition, vol. 29, July 12, 1890.
Nottingham, England.
Central public library and University col-
lege. (In Greenwood. Public libraries.
3d edition. 1890.)
Nunhead (London).
Passmore Edwards public library. Building
news, vol. 70, April 17, 1896.
Oak Park, Illinois.
Scoville institute. View. ♦6190.24
— Exterior. — Plans. Inland architect,
vol. 5, Feb., 1885. ' *6853.i.5
Oberlin college.
Spear library. (In Order of exercises at the
dedication. Boston, 1885.) ♦6147.214
— (In Oberlin college. Descriptive and his-
torical sketches. Akron, 1887.) 4498.113
— Photograph. Cab.60.42.2
Ohio state university.
Library. (In U. S. Bureau of education.
Circular of information. No. 5, 1891.)
3592.119
Old Lyme, Conn.
Public library. (In Conn. Library com-
mission. Report, 1893-94.)
Oldham, England.
Free library and museum. Design sub-
mitted. By A. H. Tiltman and H. Shaw.
Builder, vol. 42, Jan. 14, 1882.
— Design. Architect, vol. 28, Sept. 16, 1882.
♦6972.1.28
— Selected design. Building news, vol. 41,
1881.
Omaha, Nebraska.
Public library. Blue print. ♦6i90a.63
— Architectural review, vol. 2, no. 7, Oct.
2, 1893.
— (In Brochure series.)
Orleans, Mass.
Snow library. American architect, vol. 3,
Feb. 9, 1878.
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
renort.)
— (In E. G. Perry. Trip around Cape Cod.
Boston, 1897.) 4352.143
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Spencer library, Penn college. Building,
vol. 9, Dec. 8, 1888.
Ottawa, Canada.
Parliamentary library. Plan of the upper
part of library. Builder, vol. 17, Dec. 10,
There are views also in American architect, vol.
I, June i7j 1876, vol. 22, Nov. 26, 1887; and in
Dominion illustrated, Feb. 8, 1890 [*73ao.5o.4].
Owens college, Manchester.
Christie library. Builder, vol. 71, Nov. 14,
1896.
Oxford, England.
Public library. British architect, vol. 46,
Dec. 18, 1896.
See also, Mansfield college, Manchester new
college. University of Oxford.
Oxford, Mass.
Town hall and library. (In Mass. Library
commission. 9th report.)
234
Palmer, Mass.
Public library. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. 1st, Qth report.)
Papworth's plan (or a public library. (In £.
Edwards. Memoirs of libraries, London,
l8S9, vol. 2.) 212I.4; *2I26.2
Paris.
Bibliotheque. Front of a building. (In In-
time-club. Croquis d'architecture, vol. i,
Jan.. 1868.) ♦Cab.60.67.1
Bibliotheque des arts et metiers. Ancienne
chapelle de I'abbave de Saint-Martin. In-
terior. (In F. Bloch, and A. Mercklein.
Les rues de Paris. 3e arrondissement,
Paris, 1891.) ♦2630.53
Bibliotheque nationale. (In Pugin's Paris
and its environs. London, 1829.) *2630.3
— (In Laborde, marquis de. De I'organisa-
tion des bibliotheques dans Paris. Paris,
1845.) 2170.14
With illustrations and plans of other libraries.
— (In Laborde, marquis de. Revue critique
des projets presentes pour le d^placement
de la Bibliotheque royale. Paris, 1845.)
No. 2 in 2170.14
— Restauration par Mr. H. Labrouste. (In
Encyclopedie a architecture, le s^rie, Paris,
vol. 8, 1858, pi. 28, 38, 39, 40, 99. 100, 116,
117; vol. 10, pi. 98.) 40p0.225
— Interior views. (In Encyclopedie de
Tarchitecture, vol. 2^ *4I02.57.2
— Ground plan. — Plans of Visconti and
Laborde for its reconstruction. (In E.
Edwards. Memoirs of libraries. London,
1859, vol. 2.) 2121.4; ♦2126.2
— Grande cour. (In Paris dans sa splen-
deur. Paris, 1861.) ♦66ioa.2.2
— Nouvelle salle de lecture. (In Le biblio-
theque fran^ais, vol. i, 1868.) ♦6160.3
— Restauration. Facade du nord. Gazette
des architectes et du batiment, 6e ann^e,
Paris, 1868-69, no. 23. 4091.225
— Departement des imprimis. Salle de
travail. Plan. ^6190.65
— Grundriss. Allgem. Bauzeitung, 1884.
Plate 36.
Also, woodcuts in the text.
— Salle de travail. — Reading-desk. Ameri-
can architect, vol. 16, Dec. 20, 1884.
— Plans. Revue generate de I'architecture
ct des travaux publics, vol. 8, pi. 39, 40;
vol. 30, pi. 56-58. ♦8090.110
Plate j8, vol. 8: Plans de diverses biblioth^ues.
— Salle de lecture. Photograph. (In Vues
des principaux monuments, issued by the
Municipal governments of Paris.)
♦Cab.26.2S.3
— Texte de M. G. Lenotre. Dessins de M.
Pierre Vidal. (In Le monde illustre, vol.
71, 1892.) ^7250.2.71
Bibliotheque Sainte-Genevieve. Plans, etc.
(In Encyclopedic d'architecture, le serie,
Paris, vol. i, 185 1, plate 73; vol. 2. pi. 32,
51, 71, 81, 91, loi, in; vol. 3, pl. If 4. IQ,
^6, 27, 28, 38, 39, 104, 105, 115. 116; vol. 4,
pl. 19; vol. 5, pl. 98, 114; vol. 6, pl. 46; vol.
7, pl. 89, 90, 100. no, n9, 120.) ♦4090.225
— Views. — Plans. Revue generate de I'ar-
chitecture et des travaux publics, vol. 10,
pl. 21-27; vol. n, pl. 30-32.) ♦8090.no
— Grundriss. Allgem. Bauzeitung, 1884,
Plate 34.
— Sketch plans. American architect, vol.
j6, Dec. 27, 1884.
August
— Querschnitt — Seitenfront. — (In L
lUasen. Grundriss- Vorbilder von Gt-
bauden aller Art Abth. 10^ pp. 99^ 937-
Leipzig, 1887.) *AiO3.s8.i0
— Three photographs. Cab.6ai04.3
Conservatoire des arts et mMers. Biblio-
th^ue. (In Paris dans sa splendeur.
Paris, 1861.) ^6ioa.2.2
— £cole de droit Sketch plan ot library.
American* ardiitect, vol. id, Dec 27, 1884.
ficole de mMecine. Biblioth^ue. (In
Brochure series.)
£cole des beaux-arts. Sketch plan of li-
brary. American architect, voL 10, Dec
27, i£fi4.
Soci6t^ de g6ographie. Biblioth^ue. Two
photographs of interior of library.
*^ ♦6190.62
Pasadena Oal.
Public library. Photograph. ♦6i9oa.73
Paterson, N. J.
Free public library. (In Monthly bnlletm
and Annual reports.) ♦6156.61; 4156.50
— Twelve photographs. (In Description of
the building [etc]. Paterson, 1891)
♦6190.90
Pawtucket, R. I. ,
Public library. Statistics of capacity of
building, use, etc Manuscript 1898.
♦6i9oa.97
— View. Plan. Library journal, vol. 24,
June, 1899.
Peabody Mass.
Peabody institute library. (In Mass. Library
commission, oth report)
Peddie institute. Hightstown, N. J.
Longstreet library and science buildings.
(In glimpses of Peddie Hightstown,
1895.) 4497.308
Pelham, N. H.
Public library. (In N. H. Library com-
mission. Report, 1895-96.)
Penn college, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Architecture and Building, vol. 9. Dec 8,
i88a
People s palace. See London.
Peoria, Illinois.
Public library. Eight photographs of in-
terior. ♦Cab.6a42.2
— Library ioumal, vol. 22, March, 1897.
Peterborough, N. H.
Town library. Granite monthly, vol. i^
April, 1895. *4435-54-i8
— Statistics of dimensions and capacity ot
the building, etc. Manuscript 1898.
♦6i9oa.97
Peterhead. Scodand.
Free librarv and Abuthnot museunL (In
Peterhead free library demonstration, Pe-
terhead, 1891.) 6159-^
— (In Greenwood Public libraries. #
edition.)
Petersham, Mass.
Public library. (In Mass. library com-
mission. 1st, 9th report)
— New England magazine, vol. 5, Oct.,
1891.
— (In Brochure series.)
Philadelphia.
Apprentices* library. (In U. S. Bureau of
education. Report, 1876.) ♦2202.10
Franklin institute. Photograph of interior
ot library. Cab.6cM2.2
i899
— (In Official catalogue of International
electrical exhibition. Phila.,1884.) 3961.72
Free library. 23 photographs of the: main
library and branches. 1899. %i9oa.ii7
Library company (Ridgway branch). Li-
brary journal, voL i, oep^ 30, 1876.
— Phototype. ^6190.24
— (In G. £. Vickers. Philadelphia: the
story of an ! American city. Phua., 1893.)
*4474.2io
— Inland architect, vol. 23, May i, 1894.
Loganian library, 1745-50. (In U. S. Bu-
reau of education, Report, 1876.) *2202.io
Mercantile Hbrary. (In Reports.) *6iQ0.24
— (In Philadelphia and its environs. Phila.,
1884.) ♦437oa.79
Pennsylvania historical society. Potter's
American monthly, vol. 13, Dec., 1879.
*43i3-5ii3
Tioga hall and free library. Architecture
and Building, vol. 26, May 15, 1897.
Pittsburgh, Penn.
Carnegie library. Building. Designs by
various architects. Views, elevations, sec-
tions and floor plans. *6i90.7o
From American architect and building news,
March 5, April 23, May ai. 1892.
Also vie ITS, sections and floor plans. 1897.
— Same. The architectural review, vol. 4,
no. 3. Boston^ 1897. *4i02.205.i897
— Accepted design. Inland architect, vol.
18, Jan., 1892.
— Premiated design. Same, vol. 19, March,
1892.
— Competitive designs. Architecture and
Building, vol. 16, Feb. 27, June 25, 1892.
— Library journal, vol. 20, Nov., 1895.
— (In Dedication souvenir. 1895.) 0194.56
— Lawrenceville branch. Plans. Library
journal, vol. 22, Sept, 1897.
Pittsfield, Mass.
Berkshire Athenaeum. (In History of Berk-
shire county, N. Y., 1885, vol. 2.) ♦4451.5.2
— (In Inland Massachusetts. Springfield,
^y9^'\, , . *4454-i75
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report.)
Pittsiord, Vt
The Maclure library. (In Vermont. Li-
brary commission, ist report 1895-96.)
♦6202.70
— (In Exercises and addresses at the dedi-
cation of the Walker memorial building.
Hartford, 1895.) 6196.71
Plan for a library building. Sketch. (In M.
G. Van Rensselaer. Henry Hobson Rich-
ardson and his works. Boston, 1888.
♦8100.22
Plan of one-story public library. — Plan of
two-story public library. (In Account of
proceedings of the ist Australasian library
conference, 1896. Melbourne, 1896.
'•fei9oa.28
To illttstrate an article on A model library build-
ing, by W. B. Tappin.
Plans for a public lifcrary. (In W. Fullerton.
Architectural examples. London, 1890.)
♦8090a. 53
Plans for a village library. Building news,
vol. 57^ Tune 5, 1889.
Plymouth, England.
Public and C^ttonian library. Civil engineer
and architect's journal, vol. 3, Oct., 1850.
♦4010.220.13
23s
— Builder, vol. 10, March 6, 1852.
Poole, W. F.
The construction of library buildings. With
plans. American architect, vol. 10, Sept.
17, 1881.
— Poole's plan for a library building. (In
Burgovne. Library construction.)
Poole, England.
New free library. Graphic, vol. 38, Dec. 3,
1887. Per. room
Poplar (London).
Public library. Building news, vol. 63, Oct.
24, 1892.
— Plan. (In Burgoyne. Library construc-
tion.)
Portland, Conn.
Buck library. (In Conn. Library commis-
sion. Report, 1897.)
Portland, Maine.
Public library and Maine historical society.
(In Dedicatory exercises. Auburn, 1889.)
♦2142.85
— Front view. (In S. A. Drake. The pine-
tree coast Boston, 1891.) *4435.ii5
Portland, Oregon.
Public library. (In Our library. Portland,
Oregon, 1894.) ♦2203.44
— Library journal, vol. 20, March, 1895.
Pratt institute library building, Brooklyn.
Library journal, vol. 21, May, June, i89i5.
— (In Burgoyne. Library construction.)
Preston, England.
Harris free library and museum. Builder,
vol. 43, Sept. 9, 1882.
— (In Greenwood. Free public libraries.
1st edition.)
— (In Greenwood. Public libraries. 3d edi-
tion.)
Differs from the preceding.
Princeton, Mass.
Public library. (In The Goodnow memorial
building . . . Worcester, 1885.) ♦4459.101
— (In Dedication. Worcester 1887.)
*435oa.i68
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report.)
Princeton college.
Library. (In New- York sketch-book of ar-
chitecture, vol. I, Boston, 1874.) ♦8090.52.1
— Interior. — Plan. Scribner's monthly,
March, 1877. Per. room
— Interior. — Plan. Library journal, vol.
2, Oct., 1877.
— Stack building. 3 views. American ar-
chitect. International edition, vol. 54, Nov.
14, 1896.
The Chancellor Green library. — Court of
the new Princeton library. New England
magazine, vol. 17, Dec, 1897.
Providence, R. I.
Athenaeum. (In Providence illustrated.
Providence, 1886.) ^6330.6
— (In W. A. Greene. The Providence plan-
tations. Providence, 1886.) ♦6330.7
The John Carter Brown library. (In H.
Rogers. Private libraries of Providence.
Providence, 1878.) ♦2205.39
Public library. (In Providence illustrated.
Providence, 1886.) ♦6330.6
— Competitive designs. American architect.
International edition, vol. 48, May 25, 1895.
— (In Bulletin. July, 1896.) 2140.40
— Library journal, vol. 21, Aug., 1896.
236
— Seven photographs of the exterior, two
of details of the interior. 1898. *6i9oa.ioi
Rhode Island historical society. Library.
(In W. A. Greene. The Providence plan-
tations. Providence, 1886.) ♦osjo.?
— (In Providence illustrated. Providence,
iS»6.) ♦6330.6
Provincetown, Mass.
Public library. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. 1st, ^h report.)
Putney, England.
Public library. Design by Maurice B.
Adams. Bunding news, vol. 75, Dec. 16,
1898.
Quincy, Illinois.
Public library. (In Quincy illustrated.
Quincy, 1888.) *4370.i02
— Inland architect, vol. 11, May, 1888.
— Library journal, vol. 14, March, 1889.
Quincy, Mass.
Thomas Crane memorial library. Four
views. (In Address of C. F. Adams, jr.,
and proceedings at the dedication. May
30, 1882. Cambridge, 1883.)
♦6i9oa.5; 6i9oa.6
— Chimney piece. Book room. American
architect, Imperial edition, 1892, no. 868.
Boston, 1888 [*8ioo.2j: and in Mass. Library
commission, ist, 9th report.
Randolph, Mass.
Turner free library. Design by S. J. F.
Thayer. (In Architectural sketch-book,
Boston, vol. I, no. 5, Nov., 1873.)
♦8090.51.1
— Library journal, vol. i, Feb., 1877.
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report. ^
Reading, England.
Public library. Ground plan. (In Green-
wood. Public libraries. 3d edition.)
Redruth, England.
Passmore Edwards free library. Building
news, vol. 67, Aug. 3, 1894.
— (In Greenwood's Library year book,
1897.)
Rehoboth, Mass.
Goff memorial. (In Mass. Library com-
mission. 1st. 9th report.)
Turner free library. (In Mass. Library
commission. 9th report.)
Revere, Mass.
Town hall ano public library. (In Mass
Library commission. 9th report.)
Rhode Island historical society.
See Providence.
Richmond, Surrey, England.
Free public library. Exterior. — Ground
plan. Builder, vol. 40, March 26, 1881.
— Interior views. (In Annual report, 1881,
86.) ♦6147.81
Richmond, Virginia.
Stale library. (In Snap-shots at Richmond.
Richmond, 1885.) 4466.131
— Harper's weekly, vol. 41, Jan. 2, 1897.
Per. room
Ridgefield, Conn.
Ridgeficld library. (In Conn. Library
commission, no. 2, 1897.)
Rindge, N. H.
Ingalls memorial library. (In N. H. Li-
brary commission. Report, 1894.)
Atigust
Riverside, R, I.
Public library. Woodcut, with description.
♦6i9a6o
Rochester. Mass.
Free public library. (In Mass. Library com-
mission, gth report)
Rochester, N. Y.
Reynolds library. (In Reference catalogue.
Rochester, i^.) ♦614135
Rome.
Palazzo Vaticano. La biblioteca. Mounted
photograph. Boston Public library. Special
libraries.
— Photo-tint Building news, vol. 55, Sept
14, 1888.
— Interior, showing style and arrangement
of book-cases in ancient Rome. (In R.
Lanciani. Ancient Rome in the light of
recent discoveries. Boston, 1889.)
♦2751.58; »L.52.3
Rostock, Germany.
See University of Rostock.
Rothwell, England.
Public library. (In Greenwood's Library
year book, 1897.)
Rouen, France.
La bibliotheque de la ville de Rouen. Two
views of interior, and text, by Jules Ade-
line. (In Le livre. Bibliographic ancienne,
i, 61-72. Paris, 1880.) ♦6164.70.1
Rutgers college.
Library. Architectural record, vol. 6, 1897.
♦4090.273.6
Rutland, Vt
Rutland free library. (In Architectural
league of New York. Fourth annual ex-
hibition. 1888.) 809431
— (In Vermont Library commissioners.
1st report.)
Saginaw, Michigan.
Hoyt public library. Four photographs, ex-
terior and interior. *6i90.89
St George, Hanover square (London).
Public library. Building news, vol. 63, Nov.
18, 1892.
— Architect, vol. 56, Sept. 25, 1896.
St. George's in the East (London).
Passmore Edwards's Public library. Build-
ing news, vol. 72, May 21, 1897.
St Giles (London).
Public library. Designs. British architect,
vol. 40, 1893.
St Helen's, England.
Design for Free library. Builder, vol. 67,
Oct 20, 1894.
The Gamble institute. (In Greenwood's Li-
brary year book. 1897.) ♦619843
— (In Burgoyne. Library construction.)
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Public library. Exterior. — Interior. (In
Vermont. Library commission, ist re-
port.)
— Two stereoscopic views. ♦6i9a6o
St. Louis, Mo.
Mercantile library association. View. (In
Description of the library building. N. Y.,
1889.) 8090.27
— Exterior. — Plan. Library journal, vol.
14, Jan., 1889.
— Exterior. — Interior. New England
magazine, vol. 11, Jan., 189a.
i899
— (In H. H. Morgan. The historical World's
Columbian exposition. St Louis, 1892.)
♦2371.100
Niedringhaus memorial building. Library
journal, vol. 13, De&, 188&
Public library. Small woodcuts of exterior
and interior. ♦6190.25
Library and office building for St. Louis
board of public schools. Inland architect,
vol. 17, July, 1891-
— New England magazine, vol. 13, Sept,
1893.
St. Martin-in-the-Fields (London).
Free public library. (In Greenwood. Pub-
lic libraries. 3d edition, 4th edition.)
St Mary-le-Strand (London).
Public hall and Parish library. Building
news, vol. ^, Nov. 23, 1894.
St Paul, Minn.
Law library. Inland architect, vol. 27, March
1896.
St Petersburg.
Imperial library. Views. — Plans. (In E.
Edwards. Memoirs of libraries London,
1859, vol. 2.) 2124.2; 2126.2
Imperial public library. Photograph.
♦6i9oa.99
Sale, England.
Public library. Building news, vol. 59, Sept
5, 1890.
Salem, Mass.
Essex institute. Photographs. ♦4456.106
Peabody academy of science. Photographs.
♦4450.106
Public library. (In Address of John M.
Raymond, at the opening. Salem, 1889.)
6ipo.40
— Interior views. — Plans. Library jour-
nal, vol. 15, July, 1890.
— Photograph. ^6190.66
— Six photographs, also a photograph of
the Salem Athenseum, and two oi the
Court house library. Salem, 1891. *6i97.25
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, 9th
report.)
Salem Athenaeum. Photographs. ♦4456.106
Salford, England.
Free library. Greengate branch. Front ele-
vation. — Sections. — Plan. Building
news, vol. 19, Dec. 16, 1870.
Salisbury, Conn.
Public library. (In Conn. Library com-
mission. Report, 1893-1894.)
— (In Brochure series.)
San Francisco.
Hubert Howe Bancroft's historical library.
Cab.60.42.2
— (In Evolution of a library. Chicago,
1897.) ♦6199.8
Mercantile library association. Five photo-
graphs. ♦0190.80
Alto statistics of cost, dimensions, etc.
Public library. (In its Monthly bulletin.)
♦6195.64
San Rafael, Cal.
Scott library hall. (In The Calif omian, vol.
I, 1891/2.) ♦5321.511
Saybrook, Conn.
Acton library. (In Conn. Library com-
mission, no. I, 1895.)
Scituate, Mass.
Peirce memorial library. (In Mass. Library
commission, gdi report)
237
Scranton, Penn.
The Albright memorial library. Exterior.
— Plan. Library journal, vol. 17, July,
1892.
— view. — Details. Architectural review,
vol. 2, no. 8, Nov. 15, 1893.
— (In Brochure series.)
Seabrook, N. H.
Brown memorial library. (In N. H. Li-
brary commission. Report, 1895-96.)
Shad well (London).
Passmore Edwards Public library. Journal
of the Society of architects, new series,
vol. 5, June, 1898. ♦4090.271
Sharon, Conn.
Hotchkiss library. (In Conn. Librarv
commission, no. 2, 1897.)
Sheffield. England.
Central free library; also Upperthorpe
branch. (In Greenwood. Free public li-
braries. 1st edition.)
Shelton, Conn.
Plumb memorial library. American archi-
tect, International edition, vol. 48, June
IS, 1855.
— (In Conn. Library commission. Report,
1897.)
Shepherd's Bush (London).
Passmore Edwards public library. Ameri-
can architect, vol. 60, April 9, 1898; Archi-
tect, vol. 59, March 18, 1898.
Shirley, Mass.
Public library. (In Mass. Library commis-
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Shoreditch (London).
Design for public library and baths. Builder,
vol. 71, Dec. 12, 1896.
Public library. Building news, vol. 64, May
12, 1893.
— British architect, vol. 45, March 27, 1896.
Public libraries and museums. (In Annual
report, 1897.) *^i5i.34
Shrewsbury, England.
Free library. Photograph. Boston Public
library. Special libraries.
Shrewsbury, Mass.
Free public library. (In Mass. Library com-
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Siena, I^aly.
Abbazia di Monte Oliveto Magg^ore (Prov.
di Siena). La biblioteca. — Porta scol-
pita in noce. Photograph. Boston Pub-
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La libreria in Siena. (In H. Kohler. Poly-
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rated by Pinturicchio. and was prepared by Fran-
cesco Piccolomini, afterwards Pope Pius iii., to
contain the manuscripts of his uncle, Aeneas Syl-
vius Piccolomini, afterwards Pope Pius 11.
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620847
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2493.160
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♦6190.62
— Grundrisse. Allgemeine Bauzeitung, vol.
49, 1884.
— (In L. Klasen. Grundriss-Vorbilder von
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Library. — Interior. Photogravure after
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♦4102.57.2
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With text.
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2490.137
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2499.122
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♦6i9a67
i899
— (In Proceedings at the opening of the Li-
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♦6194.75
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4497.286
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Biblioth^que Saint Marc k Venise, dite Li-
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tain the Army medical museum, the Li-
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This, with the estimates, la pa^es, is an lucecu-
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— (In R. S. Fletcher. Official guide to the
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— (In Herbert Small. Handbook of the new
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— (In N. B. Maury. The new Congressional
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tion with the American architect and
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^100.71.6
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May 10, 1884.)
— (In Annual report, 1891.)
— (In Mass. Library commission, ist, gdi
report)
Wauwautosa, Wisconsin.
Harwood library. (In Wisconsin. Library
commission. Report, 1895-96.)
Wayland, Mass.
Town hall and library. (In A. S. Hudson.
Annals of Sudbury, Wayland and May-
nard, Ayer, 1891.) ♦4351.104
Welbeck abbey, England.
Library. Builder, vol. 6$, Sept 23, 1893.
— (In Brochure series.)
Wellesley, Mass.
Town hall and library. (In History of Nor-
folk county. Phila., 1884.) ♦4451.54
— American architect. Imperial edition,
vol. 19, Jan. 30, 1886.
— Heliotype. Cab.6a42.2
— (In Mass. Library conunission. gtfa re-
port.)
Wellesley college.
Library. (In History of Norfolk county,
Phila., 1884.) ♦4451.54
— Interior. (In U. S. Bureau of education.
Circular of information, no. 2, 1887.)
^ . ♦7596.50 (1887)
— Design for new library building. Welles-
ley magazine, Jan., iSgi;,
Wells, England.
Free college library. Vicar's Qose. Build-
ing news, vol. 67, Aug. 10^ 1894.
Wesleyan university, Middletown, Conn.
Rich library. (In The college book. Bos-
ton, 1878.) ♦2382.2
— (In History of Middlesex county. Conn.
N. Y., 1884.) ♦4430a-5i
West Brookfield, Mass.
Merriam library. (In Worcester society of
antiquity. Collections, vol. 6.) ♦4452.53.6
— (In Mass. Library conmiission. ist, 9t]i
report.)
West Chester, N. Y.
Library. (In Souvenir of the libracy. West
Chester, 1891.) 61957^
i899
i I
West Falmouth, Mass.
Library. (In E. G. Perry. Trip around
Cape Cod. Boston, 1897.) 4352.143
West Ham (London).
Technical institute and library. Architect,
vol. 54, 55, 1895, 1896.
— Competitive designs. American architect,
International edition, vol. 50, 51, 53.
— Competition. Various designs. Build-
ing news, vol. 69, 70, 1895, 96.
— The Library entrance. Builder, vol. 70,
May, 16, 1896.
— Competitive design. — View. I^uilder,
vol. 71, Aug. I, Dec. 12, 1896.
— Canningtown. Public hall and Free li-
brary. Building news, vol. 65, Sept 29^
1893.
West Swanzey, N. H.
Stratton free library and art gallery. (In
Catalogue. Boston, 1885.) ^147.91
Western Reserve university.
Adelbert college, Cleveland. Hatch library.
Inland architect, vol. 25, May, 1895.
— Half-tone engraving. *449oa.i6o
With statistics.
— (In Brochure series.)
Westfield, Mass.
Athenseum. (In Mass. Library commission.
9th report.)
Westford, Mass.
J. V Fletcher library. (In Souvenir of the
dedication. Lowell, 1896.) *6i93.27
With statistics of cost, number of volumes, etc.
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port.)
Westminster (London).
Baths and library, Great Smith St., West-
minster. American architect. Interna-
tional edition, vol. 44, May 12, 1894.
Institute of civil engineers. American ar-
chitect, vol. 59, Jan. I, 1898.
Public library. Building news, vol. 65, July
7. 1893.
Weymouth, Mass,
Tufts library. Photograph. *6iQoa.8i
— Statistics of cost of building, capacity,
use, etc. Manuscript. 1898. *6i9oa.97
— (In Mass. Library commission. 961 re-
port)
Fogg memorial library. South Weymouth.
(In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port)
Whitechapel (London).
Free public library and museum. Building
news, ol. 63, Oct. 28, 1892.
Whitinsville,. Mass.
See Northbridge.
Widnes, England.
Municipal library and technical school.
Builder, vol. 67, Oct 27, 1894.
— Building news, vol. 71, Sept 11, 1896.
Wigan, England.
Public library. Reference library. Interior.
(In Greenwood. Public libraries. 3d edi-
tion.)
— Reading roooL (In Greenwood. Library
year book, 1897.)
— Plan of ground floor. (In Burgoyne.
Library construction.)
243
Wilkes-Barr^, Penn.
Osterhout free library. Photograph. 6i9oa.5i
Willliams college.
Library. (In Indelible photographs. N. Y.,
1890.) *2387.78
— New England magazine, vol .15, Oct,
1893.
Williamsburg, Mass.
Meekins library. Photograph. ♦6i9oa.69
— (In Mass. Library commission. 9th re-
port)
Willimantic, Conn.
Dunham Hall library, Willimantic linen co.
(In Conn. Library commission, no. 2,
1897.)
Willisden Green, England.
Free library. Architect, vol.. 55, April 10,
1896.
— American architect, International edition,
vol. 52, May 30, 1896.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Wilmington institute. Exterior. '''6190.24
Wilton, N. H.
Town hall and library. (In A. A. Liver-
more and S. Putnam. History of the
town of Wilton. Lowell, 1885.) *4439a.45
Wimbledon, England.
Free public library. Builder vol. 48, Dec.
12, 1885.
— (In Greenwood. Free public libraies. ist
edition.)
Wimbourne Minster, England.
Library. Chained books. Photograph.
Boston Public library. Special libraries.
35 1. 9745. B2
Winchester, Mass.
Town hall and library. Views. — Plan.
American architect, vol. 23, May 12, 1^8.
— (In 250th anniversary, etc., 1890.)
♦4451.102
Winchester, N. H.
Public library. Granite monthly, vol. 24,
Nov.. 1896. Per. room
Winchester college, England.
Moberley library. Interior. Photograph.
Boston Public library. Special libraries.
351.9750.E1
Winona, Minnesota.
Public library. Two photographs. Also,
floor-plan, dimensions, statistics of cost,
etc. 1898. ♦6190.74
Winsford, England.
Public library. (In Greenwood. Public li-
braries. 3d edition.)
Winthrop, Mass.
Frost public library. (In Mass. Library
commission. 9th report.)
Wisconsin historical society.
University building. Library journal, vol.
21. April, 1896.
Woburn. Mass.
Public library. Designs by Gambrill and
Richardson. American architect, vol. 21,
March 3, 1877 : also in Cab.60.42.2
— Designs by Peabody and Stearns. Ameri-
can architect, vol. 21, March 21, 1877;
also in Cab.60.42.2
— DesiRfn by Cummings and Sears. Ameri-
can architect, vol. 21, March 10. 1877; also
in Cab.60.42.2
244
— Photograph. ^6190.25
— Etching, by E. H. Garrett. ^igoa.Sg
There are views also in American architect, Im-
ferial edition. May k 1886; Architect, voL is»
une 35, 1886; M. G. Van Rensselaer, Henry
lobson Richardson and his works. Boston, 18SB
[*8ioo.aa]: and in A model village library. By
William K. Cutter. Description and eight riews.
(New England magazine, vol. 7, Feb., 1890.) Also
in Mass. Library commission. 9th report.
Wolfenbuttel.
Herzogliche Bibliothek. Photograph.
*6i90.62
— Grundriss. Allgemeine Bauzeitung, 1884*
Plate 34.
With text.
— Die alte Bibliothek^ (In A. Grasel.
Grundziige der Biblfothekslehre. Leip-
zig, 1890.) *6i98.23
— Neue Bibliothek. Hauptfront. (In L.
Klasen. Grundriss- Vorbilder von Ge-
bauden aller Art. Abth. 10. Leipzig,
1887.) *4i03.58.io
Wolverhampton, England.
Free library. Building news, vol. 74, March
25, April, I, 1898.
— British architect, vol. 49, April 8, 1898.
*4i03.20i
Woodstock, Vermont.
Norman Williams public library. Two pho-
tographs. 61903.87
— (In H. S. Dana. History of Woodstock.
Boston, 1889.) *4435.63
— (In Vermont. Library commission, ist
report.)
Worcester, England.
Public library. Plan. (In Greenwood's Li-
brary year book, 1897.)
— Ground plan. (In Burgoyne. Library
construction.)
Worcester, Mass.
Free public library. Two photographs.
♦6190.66
There arc views also in The city of Worcester,
Massachusetts. Worcester, 1886 [*445A7a] ; Worces*
August
\
ter past and present Woroeater, ittS [*445o.stl ;
D. H. Hnrd, History of Worcester. FhiU., 1889
r*AACOLC9: *x«ca.alLa1; Kmmrwmn AtvtiitM^. Tn.
[•44So.>7; ♦449a.s6.«]; Amencen architect. In-
ternational edition, toL a9» Aug. 30, 1890; Mass.
Library commission, ist, 9Ch report; and in A
tribute to the Columbian year by the city of
Worcester. Worcester, 189^ [*44So.iai].
Worcester society of antiqui^
Library. (In F. P. Rice. The Worcester of
i8q8. Worcester, 1899.) 44503.128
Wrenthatn, Mass.
Fiske memorial library. Proposed building.
American architect, vol. 50, 51, Nov. 9,
1895, Feb. 9, 29, 1896. *4O97.2oi.50,5i
Public library. (In Mass. Library conmiis-
sion. 9th report)
Yale college.
Library. Exterior. — Main hall. (In Yale
college, edited by W. L. Kingsley, vol. i,
N. Y., 1879.) **4490.i05
Chittenden library. (In Yale Banner, 1888.)
*7257.i
— First sketch for Yale memorial library.
(In Architectural league of New York.
Catalogue of the 4th annual exhibition.
N. Y., 1888.) 8094.31
— Library journal, vol. 15, Aug., 1890.
— Inland architect, vol. 16, Aug., 1890.
Reference library, Divinity college. Interior.
Law school library. Interior. — Sheffield
librarv. Scientific school. Interior. —
Lowell Mason library 01 music. Divinity
college. Interior. (In Yale college, edited
by W. L. Kingsley, vol. 2, N. Y., 1879.)
♦*4490.i05
Yarmouth. Mass.
Free library. Heliotype of architect's sketch
of exterior. (In Dedication, Boston,
1872.) *6i23.8
— New England magazine, vol. 7, Nov.,
1889.
— (In Mass. Library commission, gth re-
port.)
MONTHLY BULLETIN
BOOKS ADDED
PUBLIC LIBRARY
CITY OF BOSTON.
Vol. IV, No. 9.
September, 1899.
BOSTON.
PUBLISHED BY THE TRUSTEES.
1899.
-■^r
sTA
TRUSTEES OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
SOLOMON LINCOLN. President
JAMES DeNORMANDIE, Vice-President.
JOSIAH H. BENTON, JR. HENRY P. BOWDITCH.
THOMAS DWIGHT.
Acting Librarian.
JAMES LYMAN WHITNEY.
Central Library, Copley Square.
Branch Libraries.
Brighton Branch, Holton Library Roxbury Branch, 46 MiUmont St
Building, Rockland St. South Boston Branch, 372 Broadway.
Charlestown Branch, City Square. South End Branch, English High
Dorchester Branch, Arcadia, cor. School Building, Montgomery St
Adams St. West End Branch, Cambridge, cor.
East Boston Branch, 37 Meridian St. Lynde St
Jamaica Plain Branch, Curtis Hall, West Roxbury Branch, Centre, -near
Centre St. Mt Vernon St
Delivery Stations.
Station A. Lower Mills Reading Station L. North Brighton Reading
Room, Washington, near River Room, 56 Market St
St Station M. Crescent Avenue Delivery
on B. Roslindale Delivery Sta- Station, 940 Dorchester Ave.
tion, 25 Poplar St. Station N. Blue Hill Avenue Deliv-
on D. Mattapan Reading Room, ery Station, 200 Blue Hill Ave.
River, cor. Oakland St. Station P. Broadway Extension Read-
on E. Neponset Delivery Sta- ing Room. 13 Broadway Exten-
tion, 49 Walnut St. sion.
on F. Mount Bowdoin Reading Station Q. Upham's Comer Delivery
Room, Washington, cor. Eldon St Station, 756 Dudley St
on G. Allston Delivery Station. Station R. Wafren Street Delivery
14 Franklin St. Station, 329 Warren St
on H. Ashmont Delivery Sta- Station S. Roxbury Crossing Deliv-
tion, 4 Talbot Ave. ery Station, 11 73 Tremont St
on J. Dorchester Station Deliv- Station T. Boylston Delivery Sta-
cry Station, 157 Norfolk St tion, Ldmartine, cor. Paul Gore St
on K. Bird Street Delivery Sta- Station U. Ward Nine Delivery Sta-
tion, 6 Wayland St. tion, 62 Union Park St
-
Publish^ monthly by the Tnistees of the Public Librmry of the City of Boston, Bostoo.
a subscription price of twenty-fire cents per annum.
Stat
Stat
Stat
Stat
Stat
Stet
Stat
Stat
CLASSIFIED LIST
OF THE
BOOKS PLACED IN THE LIBRARY
FROM
July 15 to August 15 1899.
> m9m •
The symbol = following the title of a work indicates that the work is a gift to the Library.
Reference Books.
Alexandre, Roger.
Le nius6e de la conversation. Repertoire de
citations frangaises, dictions modernes,
curiosit6s litt6raires, historiques et anec-
dotiques. 2e Edition. Paris, 1892. 4677.32
Davies, Edwin.
Gems from the fathers, or choice thoughts
gathered from their numerous works.
London. [1899.] 3437- "3
Debes, Ernst
Neuer Handatlas uber alle Teile der Erde.
2. Auflage. Leipzig, 1899. 59 maps.
♦6280.32
Godoy, Jos6 R, editor.
Encidopedia biogrifica de contemporineos.
Washington, 1898. Portrs. ♦224oa.66
Kiepert, Heinrich.
Kiepert's grosser Hand-Atlas. Statistischer
Text von Dr. P. Lippert und M. Buse-
mann. 3. Auflage. Berlin. [1895.]
*628o.28
Lovendal. A. S.
Dictionnaire technique francais-anglais des
outils et litensiles employes dans les me-
tiers manuels, la petite industrie, le me-
nage, etc. Paris. [1899.] ^4039,17
Marks, Montague, editor.
The cyclopaedia of home arts. London,
1899. Illus. ♦8061.149
Musician's directory and diary of Boston and
vicinity. loth edition. Boston, 1899.
Portr. 4049a.53
Genealogy. Heraldry.
Anpleton^ William Sumner.
The family of Annistead of Virginia. Bos-
ton, itoo. 23 pp. = 4333.130
Coolidge, Charles Austin.
Chart of the descendants of Joseph Coolidge,
of Boston, who married Marguerite Oli-
vier of La Rochelle, France. N. p. 1897.
Broadside. = ♦Cab.23.20.12
Lmcoln, James Mmor.
The Lincoln family and branches of Ware-
ham, Mass. [N. Y.] 1885. 77 pp. =
♦4432 73
Nourse, Henry Stedman.
The Hoar family in America and its Eng-
lish ancestry. Boston, 1899. 36, (i) pp.
Smith, William Huntington.
New England coats of arms. Newspaper
cutting. (From The Beacon, March 4,
1899. Boston, 1899.) ♦2^^7.72
Signed "New Englaider." ^^^7/^
Spencer, W. D.
A list of Revolutionary soldiers of Berwick
[Maine]. [Berwick.] 1898. 18 pp. =
4435.175
Weaver, Frederic William, and Edward Har-
bin Bates, editors.
Index to Collinson's History of Somerset
Including a supplemental index (alphabet
and ordinary) to all armorial bearings
mentioned in the work. Taunton, 1898.
♦2501.6 (Index)
Biography.
Collective Biographies.
Adadourian, Haig.
"Dying, and, behold, we live." Or obituaries
of some Manomet people who entered into
their rest between November 4, 1897, and
January 9, 1899. [Plymouth? i8gf9.] 50
pp. Portr. = 4344-183
Bearne, Catherine.
Lives and times of the early Valois queens,
Jeanne de Bourgogne, Blanche de Navarre,
Jeanne d'Auvergne et de Boulogne. Lon-
don, 1899. Illus. Portrs. 2647.164
New England biographical scraps. Newspaper
cuttings. 1873-80. ♦4442.321
248 Sq>tember
Suetonius Tranquillus, Caius. torical society. Cambridge, 189^ 20 pp.
History of twelve Caesars. Translated by Portr. = 4445351
Philemon Holland, anno 1606. With Emmer, Johannes.
introd. by C. Whibley. Vol. i, 2. Lon- Kaiser Franz Joseph i. Funfzig Jahre 6s-
don, 1899. [Tudor translations.] ^2948.24 terreichische'r Geschichte. Wien, i8g8.
2 V. Illus. Portrs. 4840.21
Evreinoff, Anna.
Single Biographic. ^S^Tilo^trofluXJiSeS^^TaJ^Ji
(4) pn. = P. 1 1.2790
Adams, Herbert Baxter. Field, Edward.
Jared Sparks and Alexis de Toameville. Esck Hopkins, conunander-in-chief of the
Baltimore, 1898. 61 pp. [Johns Hopkins continental navy during the American
university studies in historical and ooliti- Revolution, 1775 to 1778. Providence,
cal science.] ♦2356.69.16 i8g8. Illus. Portrs. Mao. ♦4414-138
Arndt, Ernst Moritz. Frobenius, Herman.
Ernst Moritz 'Arndt. Ein Lebensbild in Alfred Knipp. Etn Lebensbild. Dresden,
Briefen. Hrsg. von H. Meisner und R. iggg. Portr. 4849.63
Geerds. Berlin, 1898. 4846.60 Gladstone. WiUiam Ewart
Axon, William Edward Armytage. The political life of the Right Hon. W. E
Ortensio Lando, a humorist of the Renais- Gladstone. Illustrated from "Punch."
sance. [London? 189-?] 38 pp. 2746.84 Vol. i. London. [1899.I 244oa.75
Bar association of the city of Boston. Gorham, George C
Tributes of the bar and of the Circuit court Life and public services of Edward M. Stan-
of the United States, to the memory of ton. Boston, 1899. 2 v. Portrs. Pis.
Sherman Hoar. Boston, 1899. 61 pp. = Maps. 4342.186
4445-352 Gottschall, Cari Rudolf von.
Bardoux, Joseph Ag6nor. Aus meiner Jugend. Erinnerungen. Berlin,
La Duchesse de Duras. Paris, 1808. 2643.138 1898. 2842.80
"Ce livre termine la sine d'6tudc9 que nous jjjjg Edward Everett
J^nVcrerru ^Li^^^VX^^n ^- James RusseU Lowdl «id his friends. Bos-
ercie p»r Chmtcaubriand." — Prtface. ton, 1809. Portrs. Pls. 4345-l88
Boye, Pierre. Hamlin, Charles Eugene.
Un roi de Pologne et la couronne ducale de The life and times of Hannibal Hamlin.
Lorraine. Stanislas Leszczynski et le Cambridg^, 1899. Portrs. 4340a. 176
troisieme traiti de Vienne. Paris, 1898. Hewins, William Albert Samuel, editor.
3061.132 The Whitefoord papers. Being the corrc-
Carlyle, Thomas. spondence and other maauscripts of Colo-
Letters of Thomas Carlyle to his youngest nel Charles Whitefoord and Caleb White-
sister '^Tanet Hanningl. Edited by C. T. foord, 1739 to 1810. Edited by W. A S.
Copeland. Boston, 1899. Illus. Portrs. Hewins. Oxford, 1898. 2548.187
4548.183 Hosmer, George Washington, D.D.
The life of Friedrich Schiller. N. Y., 1899. Memorial. Edited by his children. Privately
Portr. *4574-99 printed. 1882. Portr. = 3557-86
Cattell, William Cassady. Hotchkin, Samuel Fitch.
[Ario Pardee.] Memorial address, Lafayette Memoir of James Montgomery. Phila.,
college, Oct. 23, 1892. Easton, Pa., 1892. 1899. 15 pp. Portr. = 4445-349
27 pp. Portr. = 4491 -49 Jones, Augustine.
Davis, Ozora Steams. The life and work of Thomas Dudley, the
John Robinson, pastor of the Pilgrijn second Governor of Massachusetts. Bos-
fathers. A dissertation . . . University of ton, 1809. Pis. 4343-^1
Leipzig. Hartford, 1897. 44 pp. = Knapp^ William Ireland.
3555.120 Life, writings, and correspondence of George
Dodge, John Webster. Borrow. London, 1899. 2 v. Ulns.
William Wheelwright: his life and work. Map. 4542.14^
An address. Cambridge, 1899. 36 pp. Kuhn, Emil.
Portr. = 4442.322 Albert Glatigny: $a vie, son oeuvre. Par
Dossier, Le, du General Boulanger. [Par] Job Lazare [pseud.]. Paris, 187& Portr.
Un curieux. Pari^ [1887.] Illus. Portr. 46493.87
4649a. 16 Lafayette college.
Elisabeth Charlotte, duchesse d'0rl6ans. Addresses ddivered at a celebration in
Correspondance. Extraite de.ses lettres ori- • honor of Prof. T. C. Porter. Easton, Pa.,
ginales d^posees aux Archives de Hanovre 1898. 48 pp. Portr. = 44^53
et de ses lettres publiees par L. W. Hoi- Laforge, L^n.
land. Traduction et notes par Ernest Histoire complete de MacMahon, mar^cfaal
Jaegle. 2e Edition. Paris, 1890. 3 v. de France, due de Magenta. Paris. 18981
Portr. 2647.83 3 V. Illus. Portrs. 2641.143
Ellis, Arthur Blake. Leudet, Maurice.
George S. Hale. A memoir. Prepared for Nicolas 11 intime. Paris. [1899^] Bias,
the Proceedings of the Massachusetts his- Portrs. 3068.170
i899
Lumsden, Sir Peter Stark, and George Robert
Elsmie.
Lumsden of the Guides. A sketch of the
life of Lieut-Gen. Sir Harry Burnett
Lumsden, . . . with selections from his
correspondence and occasional papers.
London, 1899. Portrs. Pis. 3045.161
McCall, Samuel Walker.
Thaddeus Stevens. Boston^ 1899. [Ameri-
can statesmen.] 4248.83
Macpherson, Hector C.
Adam Smith. N. Y. [1899.] [Famous
Scots series.] 2549a.24
Masson, Fr6d6ric.
Napoleon and Marie Walewska. Boston,
1898. = 26593.113
Mends, Bowen Stilon.
Life of Admiral Sir William Robert Mends,
G. C. B. London, 1899. Portrs. Pis.
Mat). 4543145
Milet, Pierre.
C^tivity of Father Peter Milet, among the
Oneida Indians. His own narrative, with
supplementary documents. N. Y., 1888.
18 pp. 4362.181
Mills, Joseph Travis.
John Briffht. London, 1893. 45493.154
Monlaur, M. R.
La Duchesse de Montmorency. 1600-1666.
Paris, 1898. 46493.18
Monval, Georges Mondain.
Les tombeaux de Moli^re et de La Fontaine.
Pons, 1882. 10 pp. 4647.72
Oliphant, Margaret Oliphant Wilson.
Autobiography and letters. Edited by Mrs.
Harry Coghill. Edinburgh, 1899. Portr.
2545149
Pike, Godfrey Holden.
Oliver Cromwell and his times. London,
1899. IIlus. Portr. 4528.40
Poirier, Pascal.
Lc Pere Lefebvre, et I'Acadie. 3e Edition.
Montreal, 1898. Illus. Portrs. 5556.84
Roesch, W.
Demosthenes als Redner und Staatsmann.
Hamburg, 1896. 36 pp.
No. 19 in ♦5914.50.N.F.10
Tompkins, Daniel D.
Public papers of Daniel D. Tompkins, Gov-
ernor of New York, 1807-1817. Military,
vol. I. With introd. by Hugh Hastings,
state historian. N. Y., 1898. Portrs. Pis.
Maps. = ♦4413.11I
History.
Andent. Modem. Asia. Africa.
Oceanica.
Beresford, Lord Giarles Windham de la Poer.
The break-up of China. N. Y., 1899. Portr.
Maps. 3012.144
Botsford, George Willis.
A history of Greece. For high schools and
academies. N. Y., 1899. Illus. Portrs.
Maps. 3075.109
GovanteSj Felipe Maria de.
Episodios hist6ricos de Filipinas. Manila,
1881. Portrs. 3049a.6i
249
Grosvenor^ Edwin Augustus.
Contemporary history of the world. N. Y.
[1890.] Maps. 2219.103
Jensen, Peter.
Hittiter und Armenier. Strassburg, 1898.
Pis. Map. 3086.104
Krahmer, G.
Russland in Mittel-Asien. Leipzig, 1898.
Pis. 3044- 171
Lacalle y Sanchez, Jos6 de.
La emigracion espanola y el Archiepielago
Filipino. Granada, 1881. 16 pp. 3040a. 189
Mahaffy^ John Pentlapd.
A history of Egypt under the Ptolemaic dy-
nasty. London, 1899. Illus. Map.
3059.194
Martin, F. R.
Sibirica: ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis der Vor-
geschichte und Kultur sibirischer Volker.
TAus dem schwedischen iibersetzt von C.
O. Nordgren.] Stockholm, 1897. (5),
41 pp. Illus. ♦3060.52
Milne, Joseph Grafton.
A history of Egypt under Roman rule. Lon-
don, 1898. Illus. 3059.195
Myers, Philip Van Ness.
Analysis of lectures t)n Greek history, 1891-
92, University of Cincinnati. Cincinnati.
[1891?] 22 ff. = 3076.128
Sayce, Archibald Henry.
Early Israel and the surrounding nations.
London, 1899. 2298.76
Schumacher, Robert.
Kiautschou und die ostasiastische Frage.
Erlebnisse aus China und der japanischen
Gefechtsfront. Berlin, 1898. 3013. 132
Europe.
Allen, Charles Grant Blairf indie.
Venice. London, 1898. [Grant Allen's his-
torical gfuides.] 2739a.6o
Brown, Peter Hume.
History of Scotland. Vol. i. Cambridge,
1899. Maps. [Cambridge historical se-
riesj 4526.34
Colby, Charles William, compiler.
Selections from the sources of English his-
tory. London, 1899. 4517-26
Cook, Theodore Andrea.
The story of Rouen. London, 1899. Illus.
Plans. [Mediaeval towns.] 4639^*39
Delaborde, Henri Frangois.
L'expedition de Charles viii en Italic.
Ouvra<ye public avec le concours de Paul
d' Albert de Luynes et de Chevreuse. Due
de Chaulnes. Paris, 1888. Illus. Portrs.
2721.62
Headlam, Cecil.
The story of Nuremberg. London, 1899.
Illus. Map. 4869.38
Jekelfalussy, Jozsef, editor.
The millennium of Hungary and its people.
Budapest, 1897. 2862.76
Jervis, William Henry.
A historv of France to the fall of the Second
empire in 1870. New edition, in^reat part
re-written by Arthur Hassall. London,
1898. Illus. Portrs. Maps. 2628.156
250
Johnston, T. B., and James Alexander Robert-
son.
Historical geography of the clans of Scot-
land. 3d edition. Edinburgh, 1899. Portrs.
Pis. Maps. 4520a. 1 14
Leger, Louis Paul.
Russes et Slaves, fitudes politiques et litt6-
raires. 3e s6rie. Paris, 1899. 3068.103.3
Leslie, John Henry.
The history of Landguard fort in Suffolk.
London, 1898. Portrs. Pis. 2462.145
Mackenzie, W. J.
Scotland's share in civilizing the world.
Chicago, 1899. Ill us. Portrs. 2309a.46
Mitchel, John.
The last conquest of Ireland (perhaps).
Glasgow. [ 189- ? ] 45 19.89
Sydney, William Connor.
The early days of the Nineteenth century in
England. London, 1898. 2 v. 2465.85
Trevelyan, George Macaulay.
Eno^land in the age of Wycliffe. N. Y.,
1899. Maps. 4526.124
Whitman, Sidney, and John Robert Macll-
raith.
Austria. N. Y., 1899. Illus. Map. [Story
of the nations.] 4829.20'
America.
Anglo-American committee in New York.
An American response to expressions of
English sympathy [during the Spanish-
American war]. N. v., 1899. = *4420.73
Atkins, John Black.
The war in Cuba. The experiences of an
Englishman with the United States army.
London, 1899. Pis. Maps. 4420a. 128
Balmaseda, Francisco Javier.
Bases para los estatutos de la sociedad poli-
tica los Amantes de la libertad, con indi-
caciones sobre la fundacion de la republica
cubana. Habana, 1898. 24 pp. = 4319.145
Bassett, John Spencer.
Anti-slavery of North Carolina. Baltimore,
1898. 74 pp. [Johns Hopkins university
studies in historical and political science.]
♦2356.69.16
Bell, Herbert C.
History of Leitersburg District, Washington
county, Md. . . . Leitersburg, 1898. Pis.
Map. 4375.135
Boudinot, Elias.
Journal, or historical recollections of Ameri-
can events during the Revolutionary war.
Copied from his own original manuscript.
Phila., 1894. Fac-simile. *44I4.I34
Bride, Charles Louis Marie.
La guerre hispano-amcricaine de 1898.
Paris. 1899. 4420a. 132
Bujac, Jean Leopold £mile.
Precis de quelques campagnes contempo-
rains. [Tome] 4. La Guerre hispano-ame-
ricaine. Paris. [1899.] Map. 4420a. 144
Chambers, Henry Edward.
West Florida and its relation to the histori-
cal cartography of the United States.
Baltimore, 1898. 59 pp. Map. [Johns
Ho):fkins university studies in historical
and political science.] ♦2356.69.16
Sq>tember
Cresi)el, Emmanuel.
Voiages du R. P. Emmanuel Cre^, dans
le Canada et son naufrage en revenant en
France. A Francfort sur le Meyn, 1742.
[Quebec Reproduction. 1884;! Portr.
4369.106
Dionne, Nardsse Eutrope.
Le tombeau de Champlain et autres r6-
ponses aux questions d'histoire du Csmada.
Qu6bec, i88a 91 pp. 43i9a.i5i
Dodd, Ira Seymour.
The song of the Rappahannock. Sketches
of the Civil war. N. Y., 1898. 4409a.220
Draper, Andrew Sloan.
The rescue of Cuba. Boston, 1899. Portrs.
Pis. 4420a. 130
Fairbanks, George Rainsford.
Florida : its history and its romance. Jack-
sonville, 1898. Portrs. Pis. M^p.
4379-144
Hemment, John C.
Cannon and camera. Sea and land battles
of the Spanish-American war in Cuba.
N. Y., 1898. Portrs. Pis. 442oa.83
Johnston, William A.
History up to date. A concise account of
the War of 1898 between the United
States and Spain. N. Y., 1899. Portrs.
Pis. 4420a. 126
Knortz, Karl.
Das Deutschthum der Vereinigten Staaten.
Hamburg, 1898. 83 pp. 4378.170
Leslie's official history of the Spanish-Ameri-
can war. Washington. [1899.I Illus.
Portrs. Maps. *4420.I26
McCrady^ Edward.
The history of South Carolina under the
royal government, lyi^iTT^ N. Y.,
1897. Map. 4379- 139-2
Maertens, P.
Sud-Amerika unter besonderer Berucksich-
tiffung Argentiniens. Berlin, 1899. Portrs.
Pis. Map. 43^193
Photographic history of the Spanish-Ameri-
can war. N. Y. [1898.] Portrs. ^4420.75
Proceedings of Minute-men's day, Hollis,
N. H. 1898. Including address of Sarah
Alice Worcester. Concord, 1899. 26 pp.
Illus. Portrs. = 4436. 1S9
Rand, McNally, and company, publishers.
History of the Spanish-American war, with
handy atlas maps, and full description of
recently acquired United States territory.
Chicago, 1898. 16 pp. Portrs. Maps.
*442a69
Roosevelt, Theodore.
The rough riders. N. Y., 1899. Portrs.
Pis. 4420a. 134
Savary, John.
Uncle Sam ; the real and the ideal. By the
author of "Poems of ^pansion." Wash-
ington, 1899. 20 pp. = 4228.83
Stackpole, Everett Schermerhom.
History of Durham, Maine, with genealogi-
cal notes. Lewiston, 1899. Portrs. Map.
4435.173
Stryker, William Scudder.
The affair at Egg harbor, New Jcrsqr, Oct
IS, 1778. Read [before] the Society of
the Cincinnati. Trenton, 1894. 34 pp. R
Plan. = 4473.185
i899
Swift, Morrison Isaac
Anti-imperialism. Los Angeles, 1899. 64
pp. = 4228.81
Webster, Daniel.
An anniversary address, delivered before the
Federal gentlemen of Concord [N. H.]
and its vicinity, July 4th, 1806. Concord,
1806. 21 pp. ^4425.259
Fine Arts. Archaeology.
Antiquities.
Hodgkin, Thomas.
The walls, gates and aqueducts of Rome.
London, 1899. 5^ pp. Maps. 4738.23
Joseph, David.
Die Palaste des homerischen Epos, mit
Riicksicht auf die Ausgrabungen Hein-
rich Schliemanns. 2te Auflage. Berlin,
1894. Plan. 2997.70
Fine Arts.
Alexandre, Ars^ne.
Le Balzac de Rodin. [Paris, 1899. 1 47,
(i) pp. 2644.123
Puvis de Chavannes; sa vie et son oeuvre.
(Figaro illustr6, if6vrier, 1899.) Pans,
1899. 24 pp. Illus. Portrs. ♦Cab.8o.:59.5
American art association. New York.
American art galleries. Exhibition of the
works of Verestchajrin. Illustrated cata-
logue. [Also, 1st appendix. On progress
in art.] N. Y., 1888, 1889/90. 2 parts. =
♦8079.213
Auff6 de Lassus, Lucien.
I7art 6gyptien. Paris. [1898.] 64 pp. Illus.
4075.8s
Avery, Mrs. Samuel P.
The collection of spoons made by Mrs.
S. P. Avery. Presented by her to the
Metropolitan museum of art. [N. Y.]
1899. ^3 PP* Pis. = 8077.129
Beardsley, Aubrey Vincent.
The early work of Aubrey Beardsley. With
note bv H. C. Marillier. London, 1899.
Portrs. Pis. ♦4082.62
British museum.
White Athenian vases in the British mu-
seum. By A. S. Murray and A. H. Smith.
London, 1896. 37 ff. Illus. *Cab.8o. 186.3
Duerer, Albrecht
Die geheime Offenbarung Johannis. 15
Vollbilder nach den Handzeichpungen
Albrecht Dtirer's und gleichzeitigem Text
nach der Strassburger Ausgabe von Mar-
tin Graeff 1502. Mit einem Vorwort von
J. N. Sepp . . . Munchen. [189-?]
♦4070.126
Erasmus, Desiderius. 1467-1536.
Mc^^t 4yKii/uaw* Stvltitiae lavs. Declamatio.
Recognovit et adnotavit I. B. Kan. In-
sertae svnt figvrae Holbeinianae. Hagae-
Com., 1898. 4079.122
Gandoljphe, Maurice.
La vie et Tart des Scandinaves. Paris, 1899.
4868.34
Hasluck, Paul N., editor.
Decorative designs of all ages for all pur-
poses. London, 1899. Illus. 4018.105
Jcwitt, W. Henry.
The nativity in art and song. London, i8q8.
Illus. 4077.108
Kingsley, Rose Georgina.
A history of French art: 1 100-1899. Lon-
don, 1899. 407320
Mackail, John William.
The life of William Morris. London, 1899.
2 V. Portrs. Pis. 4085.49
Marx, Rosrer, editor.
Les medaillcurs frangais contemporains. Re-
cueil de 442 medailles modernes. Paris.
[1898.] ♦4070.120
Parrish, Samuel L.
Historical, biographical, and descriptive
catalogue of the objects exhibited at the
Southampton art museum, Southampton,
New York, by S. L. Parrish, 1897. N. Y.,
1898. = ♦8074.40
Rossetti, William Michael, editor.
Ruskin: Rossetti: Preraphaelitism. Papers
1854 to 1862. N. Y., 1899. Pis. 4085.47
Ruskin, John.
Lectures on landscape, delivered at Oxford,
1871. Orpington, 1897. 84 pp. Illus.
♦8060.32
Sargent, John Singer.
Catalogue of paintings and sketches. Ex-
hibited, Boston, Feb. 2(>-March 13, 1899.
[Boston, 1899.] 26 pp. = 8076.^
Tomkinson, Michael.
A Japanese collection. London, 1898. 2 v.
Portr. Pis. ♦8081.111
Architecture.
Bvgate, J. E.
The cathedral church of Durham. London,
1899. Illus. 4109.41
Ebhardt, Bodo.
Deutsche Burgen. [Lief, i.l Berlin. [1899.]
Illus. ♦4090.108
Faber, Reinhold.
Schulhauser ftir Stadt und Land. Leipzig,
1898. 16 pp. 27 pis. and 'i'lans. ♦8o9oa.7o
Florence, Italy. Consiglio comunale.
Le temute demolizioni nel Centro e il Con-
siglio comunale di Firenze. Rendiconto
stenografico delF adunanza del di 23 Di-
cembre 1898. Firenze, 1899. 44 pp. =
4094.47
Planat, Paul.
Cours de construction civile. [le serie.]
Partie i. Chauffage et ventilation des lieux
habites. Paris, 1880. Illus. 4092.74
Costume.
Schild, Marie.
Old English peasant costumes from Boadicea
to Queen Victoria. Suitable for fancy
fairs, costume balls and bazaars. London,
1898. Pis. 2439.27
252
Music.
Alhrn, Eunice Gibbs.
The king[ of all painters. [Song, S. or T.
With pianoforte accompaniment.] Giicago.
[1898.1 5 pp. = 8osoa.i26
Aothorp, William Foster.
By the way: short essays on music and art
. . . taken from the program-books of the
Boston symphony orchestra. Boston, 1898.
2 V. 4049a.7O
Barnes, James, editor and compiler.
Ships and sailors: being a collection of
songs of the sea as sung by the men who
sail it. With illustrations by R. F. Zog-
baum. N. Y. 1898. ♦8050.120
Broadley, Arthur.
Chats to 'cello students. London, 1899.
Illus. 4048.108
Davey, Henry, of Brighton.
The student's musical history. 2d edition.
London. [1894.] 4049.188
Deppe, Ludwig.
Zwei Jahre Kapellmeister an der Koniglichen
Oper zu Berlin. [Anon.] Bielefeld, 1890.
40493.72
Finck, Henry Theophilus, editor.
Anton Seidl. A memorial by his friends.
N. Y., 1899. Portrs. 4041.SB
Hepworth, William.
Information for players, owners, dealers and
makers of bow-instruments, also for
string-manufacturers. N. Y. [1899.]
4049.186
Hill, William £., and sons.
The Salabue Stradivari. A history and
descri»^tion of the famous violin common-
ly called "Le Messie." London, 1891. 31
pp. 30 col. pis. 4051.25
Kistler, Cyrill.
A system of harmony. Translated by
Amanda Schreiber. London, 1899. 4045.41
Lenz, Wilhelm von.
The great piano virtuosos of our time, from
personal acquaintance. Liszt, GiQpin,
Tausig, Henselt. Translated by Made-
leine R. Baker. N. Y, 1899. 4048.146
Morsier, Emilie de.
Parsifal de Richard Wagner, ou Tidie de la
redemption. Paris, 1893. 89 pp. 4049a. 57
Newman, Ernest.
A study of Wagner. N. Y., 1899. 4041.80
Nottebohm, Martin Gustav.
Beethoveniana. Aufsatze und Mittheilung-
en. Leipzig, 1872. 4047.109
Schuberth, Julius Ferdinand Georg.
Musikalisches Conversations-Lexicon. lote
Auflage, bearb. von R. Musiol. Leipzig.
[1877.1 = ♦40493.74
Wigram, Woolmore.
Change-ringing disentangled: with hints on
belfries, bells, etc. 2d edition. London,
1880. 8045.83
SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF THE WORKS ADDED TO
THE ALLEN A. BROWN LIBRARY DURING
THE MONTH OF AUGUST.
Bach, J. C. Symphonic p6riodique. Manu-
script.
Sqitember
Bishop, Henry R. Faustus, a musical romance.
London.
— The overture and whole of the music in the
operatic comedy of The rencontre. London.
— The overture, chomsses, and whole of the
music ... to Henri Quatre, a grand musi-
cal romance. London.
— The songs, duetts, & glees in Shakespeare's
play of Twelfth Night . . . London.
Broustet, fidouard. Berceuse poor instru-
ments 4 cordes avec c*^ basse ad libitum
Op. 53. Paris.
Gluck, C. W. Prolog fiir Sopran-Solo, Chor
und Orchester. Leipzig. [1891.]
Gounod, Charles. Stabat Mater, para^uasi
en frangais . . . Partidon grand oroiestre.
Paris.
Handel, G. F. Le iocf*» Psamne. Terre,
b6nis le Seisneur! . . . Manuscript
Hirschmann, H. Lovelace. Op^ra en quatre
actes. Paris. [1898.]
La Tombelle, F. de. Impressions matinales.
I ere suite d'orchestre. Paris.
Liszt, Franz. Todtentanz. Paraphrase itber
"Dies Irae" fur Piano und Orchester. Leip-
zig.
Metzdorff, Richard. Reverie fiir Orchester.
Op. 6. Leipzig.
Pichel, W. Symphonic. Manuscript
Pleyel, Ignace. Symphonic concertante. Manu-
script.
Rameau, T. P. Castor et Pollux. Trio ct
chceur (acte 3). (Instrumentation de Fran-
coeur.) Manuscript.
Reicha, J. Sjonphonie. Manuscript
Roeser, Valentin. Symphonic. Manuscript
Stamitz, Charles. Symphonic. Manuscript
Toesky, Charles Joseoh. Symphonic. Mann-
script.
Viotti, J. B. Adagio de la lere symphonic
concertante.
— 2*^ symphonic concertante. Manuscript
Wanhal, Jean Baptiste. Symphonic p^riodiqne.
Manuscript
Geography. Travels.
Asia. Africa. Oceanica. Polar
Regions.
Bastian, Philipp Wilhelm Adolf.
Die deutsche £3»>edition an der Loango-
Ktiste. Jena, 1874, 75. 2 v. Pis. Map.
J059a.i45
Becke, Louis, and Walter Jeffery.
The naval pioneers of Australia. London,
1899. Portrs. Pis. d047J3
Bernard, William Dallas.
Narrative of the voyages and services of the
Nemesis, from 1840 to 1843; and of the
combined naval and military operations in
China. From notes of Conmiander W. H.
Hall, R. N. London, 1844. 2 v. Maps.
3012.142
Brinkley, Francis, editor.
Japan described and illustrated by the Jap-
anese. Written by eminent Japanese au-
thorities and scholars. Boston. [1897.]
10 V. Illus. Pis. ♦Ci^.saja.i
i899
Brown, A. Satnler, and G. Gordon Brown.
The guide to South Africa. 6th edition.
London, 1898. Maps. ao59a.i4i
Byron^ George Anson, 7th baron Byron.
Voyage of H. *liif . S. Blonde to the Sandwich
islands^ i824-i&S5. London, 1826. Pis.
Maps. *304oa.86
Cabot, Sebastian.
World map of a.d. 1544. (The Sebastian-
Cabot map.) [Ottawa, i8g6.] Scale,
none. = No. 7 in ♦Map 77.3
Craft, Mabel Qare.
Hawaii neL San Francisco, 1899. Pis.
3049a. 178
David, Mrs. Edgeworth.
Funafuti, or three months on a coral island.
London, 1899. Pis. Map. 3049a. 171
Davidson, Lillias Campbell.
Hints to lady travellers at home and abroad.
London. [1899.] 6279.84
Donisthorpe, Wordsworth.
Down the stream of civilization. London,
1898. Illus. 2279.62
Dove, Carl.
Vom Kap zum Nil. Reiseerinnerungen aus
Slid-, Ost- und Nordafrika. Berlin, 1898.
Pis. 3058.189
Ferryman, Au^stus FenTpian Mockler-.
Imperial Africa; the British possessions in
Africa. Vol. i. British West Africa.
London, 1899. Illus. Maps. 3054.184
Finsch, Otto.
Reise nach West-Sibirien in Jahre 1876.
Berlin, 1879. Blus. Maps. 3064.167
France. Minist^re de Tinstruction publique et
des beaux-arts. Comit6 des travaux
historiques et scientifiques.
Bulletin de cr^ographie historique et descrip-
tive. T. 3-12. Paris, 1888-97. 10 v. Illus.
Maps. = ♦6272.45
Fraser, Marv Crawford.
Letters from Japan. N. Y., 1899. 2 v.
Illus. = ♦8063.132
Gallois, Eugene.
Au pays des pagodes et des monasteres. £n
Birmanie. Paris, 1899. Illus. 30403.172
Gefaring, Hans.
Sud-Indien. Land und Volk der Tamulen.
Gutersloh, 1899. Illus. Map. 3042.234
Haardt von Harthenthurn, Vincenz von.
Nord-Polar-Karte. Wien. [1898.I Scale,
1.9 miles to i inch. No. 27 in ♦Map 119.1
£ight submaps illustrating arctic meteorology.
Hursthouse. Charles Flinders.
New Zealand, or Zealandia, the Britain of
the south. .London, 1857. 2 v. Pis.
Maps. 304535
Jackson, Frederick George.
A thousand days in the Arctic. N. Y., 1899.
Illus. Portrs. Maps. 2263.82
An account of the Jackson-Harmsworth ex]>edi-
tion to Franz Jotef Land.
Jacobs, Joseph.
The story of geographical discovery. Lon-
don, 1899. Illus. Maps. 6269a. 16
Journal, The, of school geojrraphy. A monthly
journal. Vol. 2. Lancaster, Pa., 1898.
Ulus. Maps. = ♦6283.62
Current numbers are in the Periodical Room.
Kipling. Rudyard.
The citv of dreadful night [Calcutta].
N. Y.. 1899. 92 pp. Portr. 4573- 1 54
Lef^vre, Dr. K
Un voyage au Laos. Paris, 1898. Pis.
Map. 3018. 151
Mamo, Ernst.
Reisen im Gebiete des blauen und weissen
Nil, im egyptischen Sudan und den an-
rrenzenden Negerlandem, 1869 bis 1873.
Wien, 1874. Illus. Maps. 3053.235
Murray, A. S.
Twelve hundred miles on the river Murray.
London, 1898. Col. pis. ♦Cab.8o. 190.2
Nazarbek, Avetis.
Through the storm. Pictures of life in Ar-
menia. Translated by Mrs. L. M. Elton.
London, 1899. 3086.102
Reeves, William Pember.
The loni? white cloud. Ao tea roa. Lon-
don, 1898. Illus. Map. 3045.37
"Ao tea roa" is the Maori name of New Zealand.
Schweitzer, Georg.
Eine Reise um die Welt. 2. Auflage. Ber-
lin, 1899. Pis. 2276.87
Thomhill, Mark Bensley.
Hatmts and hobbies of an Indian official.
London, 1899. 3047.241
Verne, Jules.
Histoire des grands voyages et des grands
voyageurs: Les premiers explorateurs.
Paris. [189-?] 2 v. Portrs. Pis. Maps.
2269a. 49
Waddell, Lawrence Austine.
Among the Himalayas. Westminster, 1899.
Illus. Map. 3042.232
Wagner, Moritz.
Reisen in der Regent schaft Algier, 1836-
1838. Leipzig, 1841. Text, 3 v. in 2, ols.,
map; Atlas. 30503.147
Werther C. Waldemar.
Zum Victoria Nyanza. Eine Antisklaverei-
Expedition und Forschungsreise. 2. Auf-
lage. Berlin. [1895.] Illus. Map.
3053.237
Younfirhusband, George John.
The Philiopines and round about. N. Y.,
1899. Portr. Pis. Map. 30493.60
The traveller included a trip to Saigon and Java,
as well as to the Philippines.
Europe.
Allen, Charles Grant Blairfindie.
The European tour. N. Y., 1899. 2279a.82
Bartholomew, John.
Plan of Liveroool. [London, 1898?] Scale.
300 yards to i inch. ♦Map 1035.10
Chester in 1893. Chester. [1893.] 18 pp.
Illus. Portrs. = 24603.75
Dodd. Anna Bowman.
Cathedral days. A tour in southern Eng-
land. New edition. Boston, 1899. Pis.
2461.72
Field, Benjamin F.
Reminiscences of a Boston merchant. Bos-
ton, 1887. = 2277.71
Largely made up of notes of European travel.
Fontane, Theodor.
Wanderungen durch die Mark Brandenburg.
Wohlfeile Ausgabe. Berlin, 1892-96. 4 v.
286683
254
Franzos, Carl Emil.
Vom Don zur Donau. Ncue Kulturbilder
aus Halb-Asien. 2. Auflage. Berlin.
[1898.] 2 V. 3085.80
Gomme, George Laurence.
London in the reign of Victoria. London,
1898. 2499.IJO
Houel, Ephrem.
Le Mont Saint-Michel. 3e Edition. Av-
ranches, 1861. 2639a.95
Kil^atrick, James A.
Literary landmarks of Glasgow. Glasgow,
1898. Illus. Portrs. 2479.42
MacDonagh, Michael.
Irish life and character. 2d edition. N. Y..
1899. 2478.78
Murray, John, publisher.
A handbook of Warwickshire. London, 1899.
Maps. Plans. 6539.77
St. Barbe, Reginald.
In modern Spain: some sketches and im-
pressions. London, 1899. Illus. 3098.177
Whittaker, Thomas.
Sights and scenes in Oxford city and uni-
versity. London, 18^. 18 pp. *246oa.i^
America.
Caffin, Mabel Blanche.
A Jamaica outing. Boston. [1899.] (20)
pp. = 4369.168
Chambers, Edward Thomas Davies.
Quebec, Lake St. John and the new route
to the Saguenay. Montreal. [1899.] 54
pp. Illus. = 2389a.35
Davis, William Morris.
The New England states. Boston, 1897. 31
pp. Illus. No. 2 in 2280.71
Supplement to Frye's complete geography.
Dyer, E. Jerome.
The gold fields of Canada and how to reach
them. London, 1898. 4366.161
Faucher de Saint Maurice, Narcisse Henri
fidouard.
En route. Sept jours dans les Provinces
maritimes. Quebec, 1888. 4466. is6
Rand, McNally & co.'s handy guide to the
New England States. Chicago, 1897. Pis.
Maps. 2369a. I
September
Delafosse, Maurice.
Manuel dahomden. Paris, 1894. 3039-45
Dirr, A.
Manuel pratique de langue haoussa. Paris,
1895. 3039.87
Kenyon, Frederick George,
The palaeogranhy of Greek papyri. With
twenty fac-similes. Oxford, i9gg. 2983.68
Bibliography, pp. 129-153.
Kluge, Friedrich, and Frederic Lutz.
English etymology. A select glossary.
Strassburg, 1898. 2486.83
Luft, Wilhelm.
Studien zu den altesten crermanischen Al-
phabeten. Gutersloh, 18^ 4886.45
M6ras, Baptiste, and Sigmon M. Stem.
Grammaire frangaise. N. Y., 1898. =
2689.127
Mohammed-ibn-Braham.
Lc pluriel bris^. D'apr^s TAlfyah de Bnou-
Malek, la Chafyah de Bnou '1-Hadjeb, la
Tewdheih de Bnou-Hecham, le Tesreih de
Khaled-el-Azharey, et autres savants tra-
vaux d'^rudition des flrrammairiens de Bas-
sora et de Coufa. Paris, 1897. 3038.4S
Mordtmann, J. H.
Beitrage zur Minaischen Epigrapbik.^ Wei-
mar, 1807. Fac-similes. [Semitistische
Studien.] *5074.72
Schnurmann, Ivan Nestor-.
Russian reader. Lermontof s modem hero.
With English translation and biographical
sketch. Cambridge, 1899. 5039^-44
Stem, Sigmon M.
Aus deutschen Meisterwerken. NiebelunRcn,
Parcival. Gudmn, Tristan und Isolde.
N. Y.. 1899. 4889a.7o
Weekley. Ernest.
The "preceptors' French course. London.
fi8n7.1 = 2689.129
Wesselv Carl, editor.
Schrifttafeln zur alteren lateinischen Palaro-
graphie. Leipzig, 1898. 12 pp. Tables.
Fac-similes. *295o.85
Rhetoric. Oratory.
Kielblock, Adolph.
The stage f risrht, or how to face an audience.
Boston, 1891. 69 pp. = 5599a- 107
Language. Rhetoric.
Bergcr, Francois.
French method. Second book. N. Y., 1896.
= 2689.115
Broch, Olaf.
Studien von der slovakisch-kleinrussichen
Sprachgrenze im ostlichen Ungam. Ud-
givet for Hans A. Benneches Fond. Kris-
tiania, 1897. 76 pp. Map. 5033.18
Caspari, Carl Paul.
A grammar of the Arabic language trans-
lated from the German of Caspari. 3d
edition, revised by W. R. Smith, and M.
J. de Goeje. Vol. i. Cambridge, 1896.
3032.45
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Translation of paners relating to the Inter-
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Books worth reading. A plea for the b'^st
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Die Pseudonyme der neueren deutschen Lit-
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Inventaire des autographes et des documents
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6112.68
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The Rosslyn missal : an Irish manuscript in
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don, 1899. [Henry Bradshaw society.]
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On the Sublime. The Greek text edited
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tion. By W. Rhys Roberts. Cambridge,
1899. 2996.21
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Addison^ Joseph.
Sir Roger de Coverley. Essays from the
Spectator by Addison and Steele. Edited
by Zelma Gray. N. Y., 1899. Portr.
4558.156
Arnold, Matthew.
Sweetness and light (reprinted from Culture
and anarchy), and An essay on style by
Walter Pater (reprinted from Apprecia-
tions). N. Y., 1899. 25593.89
Baker, Mrs. Isadore.
Sonnets and other verse. Iowa City, 1896.
(I), 33 pp. = P.85.45
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor.
Poems chosen out of [his] works. [Edited
by F. S. Ellis.] [Kelmscott press, 1896.]
♦2567.132
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Poems. N. Y., 1888. 60 pp. = P.85.1.S3
Davidson, John. 1857-
The last ballad, and other poems. London,
1899. 66o9a.8i
Dc Quincey, Thomas.
The confessions of an English opium-eater.
London, 1899. Portr. [Temple classics.]
6609a. 14
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A paladin of philanthropy, and other papers.
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Foss, Sam Walter.
Dreams in homespun. [Verses.] Boston,
1898. 2406.160
Whiffs from wild meadows. [Verses.] Bos-
ton, 1898. Illus. Portr. 2406.161
Guiney, Louise Imogen.
"England and yesterday." A book of short
poems. London, 1898. vii, 60 pp. 2408.147
Hay, Helen.
Some verses. Chicago, 1898. viii, 72 pp. —
P.85.390
Hazlitt, William. 1778-1830.
[Lectures on the English comic writers.
Edited by W. C. Hazlitt.] London, 1894.
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Lectures on the literature of the age of
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don, 1397. 2 V. in I. 25793.91
Howe, Julia Ward.
From sunset ridge. Poems old and new.
Boston, 1898. 2405.45
Ireland, Annie Elizabeth.
Longer flights. Recollections and studies.
London. [1808. J Portr. 4558.158
Edited by Ethel Allcync Ireland.
Lanier, Sidney.
Retrospects and prospects. Descriptive and
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Contents. — Retrospects and prospects. — San
Antonio de Bexar. — Confederate memorial ad-
dress. — The New South. — Sketches of India.
256
Lee, Martha Agnes.
The round rabbit [and other verses]. Bos-
ton, 1898. 61 pp. 4399a. 182
Morris, William.
The wood beyond the world. [Kelmscott
press . . Hammersmith, 1894.] ♦4572.154
Nims, George Washington.
Couplets on human nature. Boston, 1898.
Portr. = 4409.194
Parker, W. B.
The religion of Mr. Kipling. N. Y., 1899.
4569a. 176
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Queen Elizabeth's Englishings pf Boethius,
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unique MS., partly in the Queen's hand,
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1899. [Early English text society.]
♦2417.113
Shelley, Percy Bysshe.
Poems, narrative, elegiac, & visionary. Lon-
don, 1899. Portr. [Temple classics.]
2569a. 1 39
Sill, Edward Rowland.
Hermione and other poems. Boston, 1899.
4398.177
Speculum Gy de Warewyke. An English
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[Early English text society.] *46o7-75
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Harvard lyrics and other verses, being se-
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years. Boston, 1899. 4398.175
Thayer, William Roscoe.
The influence of Emerson. Boston, 1886.
30 po. = 2396.99
Woodberry, George Edward.
Heart of man. N. Y., 1899. 44093.224
Contents. — Taormina. — A new defence of
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French Literature.
Baiser, Le. fitude litteraire et historique.
Nancy, 1888. 6232.24
Bibesco, Alexandre, prince.
La question du vers franqais et la tentative
des poetes decadents. Paris. [1895.]
(8),. 47 PP- = *'267i.45
Chenier, Andre Marie.
CEuvres poetiques . . . avec une introduc-
tion et des notes par Ei^gene Manuel.
Paris, 1884. 6709a.40
Cyrano de Bcrgerac, Savinien Hercule.
A voyage to the moon. [Translated by C.
H. Page.] N. Y., 1899. Portr. 6709a. 34
Joubert, Joseph.
Joubert: a selection from his Thoughts,
translated by Katharine Lvttleton. N. Y.,
1899. 2669.119
Quell ien, Narcisse.
Breiz. Poesies bretonnes. Paris, 1898.
2687.31
Breton text with French translation.
Sq)tember
Verhaeren, fimfle.
Poems. Selected and rendered into English
by Alma Strettell. London, 1899. 6907.5
German Literature.
Novalis' Lyrik. Oppdn, 1898. 4S76.24
Fischer Johann Georg.
Auf d^ Heimweg. Neue Gedichte. Stutt-
gart, 1891. ^§P^^^
Aus frischer Luft Gedichte. Neue Folge.
2te Auflage. Stuttgart, 1873. 6909.13
Herwegh, Georg.
Gedichte eines Lebendigen. I2te Auflage.
Leiozig, i8p6.. 6909a.23
Mauerhof, Emil.
Konrad Ferdinand Meyer, oder die Kun<it-
form des ^Romans. Zurich. [1897.I 59
T)p. * 4077.32
Stilflrebauer, Edward.
Geschichte des Minnesangs. Weimar, 1898
4873-48
Ziel, Ernst
Litterarische Reliefs. Dichterportraits. Leip-
zig, 1885, 95. 4 V. in 2. 487944
Greek Literature.
Aristophanes.
Eiff^ni, Cum scholiorum antiquorum ex-
cerptis passim emendatis recognovit et ad-
notavit Henricus van Herwerden. Lug-
duni-Batavorum, 1897. 2 v. in i. 2973.82
Baumstark, Carl Anton Joseph Maria Do-
minik.
Der Pessimismus in der griechischen Lyrik.
Heidelberg, 1898. 35 pp. 2976.35
Ludwich, Arthur.
Die Homervulg^ta als voralexandrinisch
Erwiesen. Leipzig, 1898. 2995.80
Irish Literature.
Hyde, Douglas.
A literary history of Ireland from earliest
times to the present day. London, 18991
4553,132
Italian Literature.
Rambaldo Benvenuto, da Imola.
Comentum super Dantis Aldigherij Comcc-
diam, nunc primum integre in Incem cdi-
tum sumptibus G. W. Vernon, curante J.
P. Lacaita. Florentiac, 1887. 5 v. Pis.
♦4790a.4
Straparola, Giovanni Francesco.
Le piacevoli notti . . . nelle quali si conten-
gono le favole con i loro enimmi da dieci
donne e duo giovani raccontate. Ripro-
dotte a cura di Giuseppe Rua. Libro i.
Boloima, 1899. 4763.69
Japanese Literature.
MacCauley, Gay.
Japanese literature. Yokohama, 1898. (3),
28 pp. =: 3015.145
i899
Jewish Literature.
Abrahams, Israel. ^^
Chapters on Jewish hteraturc. Phila., iW
2290.0I
Drama.
Bernstein, Elsa. ^,-1.
Konigskinder. Ein deutsches Marchen, von
Ernst Rosmer f Pseud.]. 3te Auflage.
Berlin. 1897. r . r^ 689^.87
Themistokles. Tragodie [voii] Ernest Ros-
- * 6899a.88
[Anon.]
4337.22
mcr ri'seud.]. Berlin, 1897.
Francke, R. _ ,
Leipzig's Theater vor 100 Jahren.
Leipziflf, 1879. 16 pp. =
Koerting. Gustav Carl Otto. ...
Geschichte dcs gnechischen und romischen
Theaters. Padcrborn, 1897.
Rostand, Eugene Alexis Edmond.
Cyrano de Bergcrac. An historic comedy,
translated . . by C Rcnaidd, with anin-
troduction by A. Cohn. N. Y. ^[1898.]
Portrs. ., . ,^^'^
La Samaritaine : 6van<nle en trois tableaux,
en vers. 8e mille. Paris, 1898. 6695.55
Yxart, Tos6.
El arte esc6nico en Espana.
celona, i8o4.
Folk-Lore.
Arabian nights' entertainments.
The story of Ahikar from the Synac. Ara-
257
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The medical work of the Massachusetts
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= ♦3750.62
Broomell, I. Norman.
Anatomy and histology of the mouth and
teeth. Phila., 1898. lllus. 5803.78
Helferich, Heinrich.
On fractures and dislocations. Translated
bv J. Hutchinson, Jun. London, 1899.
lllus. ix>(ew Sydenham society.] ♦5714.85
Kleinhans, Albert
Haut, Haare und Nagel. Ihre Pflege und
Erhaltung, ihre Krankheiten und deren
Heilung. Leipzig, 1871. Ulus. = 5799a.29
Locher, Hans.
Medizinisch-chirurgische Klinik. Bd. i. Die
medizinischen und chirurgischen Krank-
heiten der Haut. Erlangen, 1867. =
2963.35 Lucas, E.W. ^^'"'^
Practical pharmacy, with a chapter on the
analysis of urine. London, 1898. lllus.
3782.71
Makuen, G. Hudson.
Falsetto voice in the male. Report of five
cases. Chicago, 1899. 7 pp. = 5809.88
Marcet. William.
A contribution to the history of the respira-
tion of man, being the Croonian lectures,
1895. London, 1897. lllus. 3790.109
Nocard, fidouard, and E. Leclainche.
Les maladies microbiennes des animaux. 2e
Edition. Paris, 1898. 6002.44
Novy, Frederick George.
Laboratorv work in bacteriology. 2d edition.
Vol. I. Bar-
3098.171
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bic, Armenian, Ethiopic, Greek and bl^ Oppenheim, Hermann.
vonic versions. By F. C. Conybeare, J. Lehrbuch der Nervenkrankheiten fur Arzte
und Studirende. 2. Auflage. Berlin, 1898.
lllus. 7803.134
Raimbert, Louis Adolphe.
Trait6 des maladies charbonneuses. Paris,
1859. Pis. = 7794.85
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Cr6nica del primer ensayo de movllizacion
Rendel Harris, and /v'mes Smith Lewis.
London, 18^ 3425- 124
Bufi^e. Elseus Sophus. ... 1
The Lome of the Eddie poems, with special
reference to the Helgi-lavs. Revised edi-
tion. Translated from the Norwegian by
W. H. Schofield. London, 1899. [Jhe
Grimm library.) 2906.69
Groome, Francis Hmdes. ^ ^
Gypsv folk-tales. London, >899. 6292.12
Klimo, Midiel. ^^ . t> • o o
Contes & legendes de Hongne. Pans, 1890.
467oa.77
Mont, Pol de, and Alfons de Cock.
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mond opgcschreven. Gent, 1898. ^.
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cado en Tudela de Navarra el 20 de novi-
embre de 1898. I^adrid, 1899. 96 pp.
lllus. Portrs. = ♦7762.62
Weichselbaum, Anton.
Eoidemiologie. Jena, 1899. [Handbuch der
Hvcnene.j ♦376oa.83
Wechssler, Eduard. ^ , . ., 17 *
Die bacre vom Heiligen Gral in ihrer Unt-
wicklung bis auf Richard Wagners Parsi-
fal. Halle a. S.. 1898. 487940
Medicine. Hygiene.
Medicine.
American humane association.
Renort on vivisection and dissection in
schools. Chicago, 1895. 64 pp. 574917
Die localen Erkrankungen der Harnblase.
Wien, 1899. [Specielle Pathologic und
Therapie.] ♦3782.148
The Eye.
Bettman. Boeme.
Simple cataract extraction, and some
thoughts on prolapsus of the iris. Chi-
cago. [1895.] 10 pp. = 3806.135
Subvolution — a new pterygium operation.
Chicago, 1894. 7 PP- lllus. 3808.118
Coccius, Adolf.
Ueber die Ernahrungsweise der Hornhaut
und die Serum fiihrenden Gefasse im
menschlichen Korper. Leipzig, 1852. ^-
380 4. SS
258
Connor, Leartus.
Amblyopia from suppression, congeTi«ial im-
perfection or disease; which or all? Chi-
cago. 1898. 12 pp. = 3808. lao
Remarks on the causes of glaucoma. Chi-
cago, 1896. II pp. = 3808.101
Remarks on the management of glaucoma.
Chicago, 1896. 16 pp. = 3808.100
Cross, Francis Richardson.
Pemphicais of the conjunctiva. [London,
1891I 4 pp. = 3807.162
Culver. Charles Mortimer.
The comparative value of optometric meth-
ods. fAlbany. 1897.] 4 PP. = 3807.149
The desirability of a periscopic quality in
correcting lenses. ['Albany.] 1897. 2 pp.
= 3807.150
Evans. Thomas C.
Specific pcratitis. [N. Y.] 1895. M^. =
Fox, L. Webster.
Ophthalmia neonatorum. [Phila.? 1898.]
8 pp. = 3808.106
Frothingham, George Edward.
Lectures on cataract. Aiyi Arbor. 1880. 47
pp. = 5806.132
Fryer, Blencowe E.
A new lamp for skiascopy. [St. Lows, 1897.]
3 pp. Illus. = .Vto7.i58
Gould, George Milbry.
Homeochronous hereditary optic-nerve atro-
phy, extending through six generations.
ISt. Louis.] 1893. 4 pp. = 3807.147
The pernicious effect of albinism upon the
eye. fSt Louis.] 1893. 10 pp. ~
3807.148
Julg, fimile fidouard.
Le pansement occlusif humide dans les
maladies des yeux. Nancy, 1891. Chart.
= 3801.83
Kuechler, Heinrich.
Die Querextraction des Grauen Staars dcr
Erwachsenen. Erlangen, 1868. 42 pp.
Illus. = 3802.144
Landolt, Edmund.
The graduation of the squint operation.
Translated ... by Dr. C. Zimmermann.
JN. Y.. 1897.] II pp. = 3807.159
Lautenbach, Louis J.
Phlytenular conjunctivitis. Providence. 8
pp. = 3807.152
Lippmcott, James A.
Intra-ocular syringing in cataract extrac-
tion, with a report of fifty-threr opera-
tions. Phila., 1890. 19 pp. Illu<. =
3806.144
M'Keown, William Alexander.
The injection operation for cataract. [Lon-
don? 1885.] 10 pp. Illus. = 3806.131
Marlow, Frank William.
Clinical reports of central lesions ^ith eye
symptoms. [St. Louis.] 1897. 12 pp.
Illus. = 3807.144
Note on the use and non-use of the occlu-
sive bandages in cases of heterophoria.
[Chicago, 1897.] 3 pp. = 3801.122
Two unusual cases of strabismus. [Nash-
ville, 1898.1 7 pp. Portrs. = 3807.133
May, Charles Henry.
Mixed forms of trachoma and spring catarrh.
[St. Louis.] 1896. 8 pp. = 3808.124
Septanber
Minor, James L.
Epithelicmia. Removal. Plastic operation for
new eyelid. [Memphis, 1896.] 4 pp. Portrs.
», = 3807.153
Mooren, Albert
Ueber svmpathische Gesichtsstomngen. Ber-
lin^ i86a = 3804.34
Oliver, Charles A.
An improved form of stereoscope. [Nash-
ville, 1898.] 2 pp. = 3807.160
Proudfoot, Alexander.
Excessive intra-ocular haemorrhage after
cataract extraction, followed by enuclea-
tion and location of the haemorrhage in
the retina, [St Lottis. 1888.] 3 Pp. =
Redard. Paul. ^^'^
De la section des nerfs dliaires et du jierf
optioue. Paris, 1879. = 3804.37
Richey, Stephen Ohn.
Gout and rheumatism as factors in the etio-
logy of glaucoma. [St Louis.] 1897. 12
pp. nius. = 380a 102
Robertson, Douglas Argyll.
Note on the further history of the case of
fflaria loa previously reported to the So-
ciety. [London, 1897] 6 pp. = :iSo8.i22
Rondeau, A. M.
Des affections oculaires reflexes et de Toph-
thalmie sympathique. Paris, 1866. =
3804.33
Roosa, Daniel Bennett Saint John.
Defective eyesight The principles of its re-
lief by glasses. N. Y., .1899. Illus.
Sattler. Robert ^'^
Excessive hemorrhage after enucleation of
c i^^^i^v ^i???» ^^ ^ PP- = 3808.127
Seely. William Wallace.
The yellow oxide of mercury, niicago,
1882. 8 pp. = 3807.156
On the use of the drug in ophthalmic practice.
Shaw, Albert Joel.
Spontaneous hemorrhage into tht orbit
[Nashville. iM.] ( i) p. = 3808.113
Smith, Eugene, M.D.
Cataract How shall we de^ with the cap-
sule? New cystitome forceps. [Chicago,
1891.] 4 pp. Illus. = 3806.129
Treatment of irido-dialysis from contusion.
Stana:XleMD.^ "*• = '^"^
"On liffht ' Being a stenofcraphic report of
a talk before the American academy of
dental science. Phila., i8q6. 18 pp. =
31807.165
Treats of light from the oculist's point of viev,
especially the relations between Tariona artificisl
lights and the eyes.
Strieker, Louis.
Syphilis of the uveal tract [Cincinnati,
1864.1 7 pp. = 3S05.116
Thomas, Charles Hermon.
Muscular asthenopia and its treatment by
graduated tenotomy. [Phila.] 1894. ^
pp. = ^1.124
An operation for the radical cure of stric-
ture of the lachrymal duct, with descrip-
tion of a stricturotome. [London, 1892.]
7 pp. Illus. = 2807.143
Thompson. James L.
Glioma of the retina. Chicago, 1898. 7 pp^
= 3808.111
i899
259
Tiffany, Flavel Benjamin.
Dynamics of the extrinsic ocular muscles.
Chicago, 1898. 3 pp. = '^808. 108
Strabismus. (Cross-eyes.) Kansas City.
[1898.1 20 pp. Illus. = 3807.132
Watson, William Spencer.
On abscesses and tumours of the orbii Part
I. London, 1866. vii, 41 pp. = 3808.116
Webster, David.
Reoort of one hundred and eighteen catar-
act extractions. [N. Y., 1895.] 31 pp. =
3806.133
Wecker, Louis de,
De I'iridotomie. Paris, 1873. 35 pp. Illus.
= 3807.142
Westcott, Cassius D.
An additional case of double congenital mi-
crophthalmos. [Chicago, 1898.] 8 pp. =
3808.130
Wiglesworth, Joseph, and Thomas Herbert
Bickerton.
On the condition of the fundus oculi in the
insane. London, 1884. 48 pp. Pis. =
3808.110
Wolfe, John Reisberg.
On the traumatic cataract. [London, 1872.]
8 pp. = 3806.130
Wood, Casey Albert.
The field of monocular fixation and its rela-
tion to heterophoria. Chicago, 1896. 8 pp.
= 3808.128
Ziegler, S. Lewis.
A note on the use of De Zong's refrictome-
ter. [Chicago.] 1897. 12 pp. Illus. =
3807.155
Zimmerman, Mason W.
A case of bilateral melanotic tumors, prob-
ably cysts of the ciliary bodies [St.
Louis. 1 1897. 7 pp. Illus. = .3807.151
Hygiene.
Barwise, Sidney.
The purification of sewage. N. Y., 1899.
Illus. • 3768.168
Donelan, James, translator and editor.
Aix-la-Chapelle (Aachen) as a health re-
sort By Drs. Alexander, Beissel . . . and
Thissen. Aix-la-Chapelle, 1892. =
3790b.6
Lando, Ortensio.
The frugal life. A paradox. With introd.
by W. E. A. Axon. Manchester, 1899.
8 pp. 5768.118
Lcvden, Ernst von, editor,
nandbuch der Emahrungstherapie und Dia-
tetik. Bd. i., Abtheilung i. Leipzig,
1898. Illus. 3762.146
Shadwell, Arthur.
The London water supply. London, 1899.
3949.44
Sisley, Richard.
The London water supply: a retrospect and
a survey. London. 1899. Ulus. Maps.
3761.122
Whinole, George Chandler.
The microscopy of drinking water. N. V.,
}S99: "^l?s- ^ ^ 379x41
Bibliography, pp. a6o-x9.
Science.
Awdry, Frances Emily.
Early chapters in science. A first book of
knowledsre of natural history, botany, phy-
siology, physics and chemistry for young
peoole. Edited by W. F. Barrett. Lon-
don, 1899. Illus. 7917- 19
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L'a6ronautique. Paris, 1898. Illus. 596572
Barker, George Frederick, translator and
editor.
Rontgen rays. Memoirs by Rontgen,
Stokes and J. T. Thomson. N. Y., 1899.
(7), 76 pp. Illus. 7978.47
Bartlett, Abraham Dee.
Wild animals in captivity: being an account
of beasts and birds at the '^o.' Edited
by E. Bartlett. London, 1899. Illus.
3888.33
Bird-lore. [A bi-monthly magazine devoted
to the study and protection of birds.] Ed-
ited by F. M. Chapman. Vol. i. N. V.,
1890. Illus. *5pooa.63
"Official organ of the Audubon gociety.^*^
Current numbers are in the Periodical Room.
Bonney, Thomas George.
Volcanoes: their structure and significance.
N. Y., 1899. Illus. 5863.79
Bosqui, Francis Lawrence.
Practical notes on the cyanide process.
N. Y., 1899. Illus. Pis. 3868.127
Boyer, Jacques, meteorologist.
LsL photographic et Tetude des nuagcs.
Paris, 1898. 80, (i) pp. Portr. Pis.
5968.36
Cole, Reginald Sorre.
A treatise on photographic optics. London,
1899. Illus. 3928.128
Dannemann, Friedrich.
Grundriss einer Geschichte der Naturwissen-
schaften. Leipzig, 1896, 98. 2 v. Illus.
7916.75
Giesbrecht, Wilhelm, and Otto Schmeil.
Copepoda: i. Gymnoplea. Berlin, 1898.
Illus. 5882. r4
Goebel, Carl Eberhard.
Ueber Studium und Auffassung der An-
passungserscheinungen bei Pflanzen. Fest-
rede. Miinchen, 1898. 24 pp: = 3851.122
Going, Maud.
Field, forest, and wayside flowers, wi|h
chapters on grasses, sedges and ferns.
N. Y. [1899] Illus. 3858.96
Hampson, Sir George Francis, bart.
Catalogue of the Syntomidae in the collec-
tion of the British museum. London,
1898. Text; Atlas, 17 pis. [Britrsh mu-
seum. Catalogue of the Lepidoptera
Phalaenae.] ♦3893.68.1
Haug, fimile.
Etudes sur les goniatites. Paris, 1898. Illus.
[Society geologique de France. Me-
moires.] *5870.55
Holm, Herman Theodor.
A study of some anatomical characters of
North American Gramineae. 1-3. [Chi-
cago, 1891.] Pis. = 5846.25
26o
Sq)tember
Jordan, Denham.
Drift from longshore. By A son of the
marshes. Edited by J. A. Owen [Mrs.
Visgerl. London, 1898. 3818.95
Journal of applied microscopy. (Monthly.)
Vol. I. Rochester, N. Y., 1898. Ulus.
♦7875.30
Current numbers are in the Periodical Room.
Knobel, Edward.
The grasses, sedges and rushes of the
northern United States illustrated. Bos-
ton, 1899. 78 pp. 3847.84
Lachman, Arthur.
The spirit of organic chemistry. An intro-
duction to the current literature of the
subject. N. Y., 1899. 3978.186
Lan^, Qtto.
Die Bildung des Harzgebirges. Hamburg,
1896. 32 pp. PI. Map.
No. 20 in ♦5914.50. N.F. 10
Linton, William James.
Darwin's probabilities. A review of his
Descent of man. Hamden, Conn., 1896.
(2), 15 pp. = 5827.49
McLeod, Robert R.
In the Acadian land. Nature studies. Bos-
ton, 1899. Pis. 3818.93
Marr, John Edward.
The principles of stratigraphical geology.
Cambridge, 1898. Illus. [Cambridge na-
tural science manuals.] 3869.144
Meyer, Richard.
Die chemische S3mthese. Hamburg, 1896.
29 pp. No. 21 in ♦5914.50.N.F.10
New England zoological club.
Proceedings. Vol. i. pp. 1-37. [Boston.]
1899. = ♦3884.40
Pac'e. Charles N.
Aquaria. A treatise on the food, breeding
and care of fancy gold fish, oaradise fish,
etc. Des Moines, Iowa. [1098.] 62 pp.
IIIus. 5909.34
Rhodora. Journal of the New England botani-
cal club. Vol. I. Boston, 1899. Pis.
♦385oa.6o
A monthly publication. Current numbers are in
the Periodical Room.
Rosenbusch, Carl Harry Ferdinand.
Elemente der Gesteinslehre. Stuttgart, 1898.
Illus. 3861.72
Rothschild, Lionel Walker.
Pardiseidae. Berlin, 1898. vi, 52 pp. Illus.
[Das Tierreich.] 5882.14
Schimper, A. F. Wilhelm.
Pflanzen - Geographic auf physiologischer
Grundlage. Jena, 1898. Illus. Maps.
3852.24
Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.
Supplement to a revision of the Melanopli.
iDavenport, Iowa, 1899.] 49 PP- =
3894.87
Sloane, Thomas 0*Conor.
Liquid air and the liquefaction of gases.
N. Y., 1899. Illus. 3977.125
Staudinger, Otto.
Lepidopteren. Hamburg, 1899. [Hamburger
magalhaensische Sammelreise.]
No. 7 in ♦3891.45.4
Waddcll, John.
The arithmetic of chemistry. N. Y., 1899.
3979.176
Warren, B. H.
Taxidermy. How to collect, skin, preserve
and mount birds. The game and fish
laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
vania. [Harrisburg.] 1806. Illus. [Penn-
sylvania. Department of agriculture.] =
♦5905.30
Same. 2d edition. 1896. 5905-31
Witchell, Charles A.
Cries & call-notes of wild birds. London,
1890. 95 pp. 3909.100
Anthropology. Ethnology.
Bruun, Daniel.
The cave dwellers of southern Tunisia.
Translated by L. A.' E. B. London, 1898.
Illus. Portr. 3054.188
Frobenius, Leo von.
Die Weltanschauung der Naturvolker. Wei-
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Keane, Augustus Henry.
Man, past and present. Cambridge, 1899.
FIs. [Cambridge geographical series.]
3825.79
Lombroso, Cesare.
L'uomo delinquente. 5a edizione. Torino,
1896, 97. Text, illus., 3 v.; Atlas, i v.
♦3822.299
Madrolle, Qaude.
Les peuples et les langues de la Chine meri-
dionale. Parlers de Tile d'Hai-Nan et dc
la presqu'ile du Loui-tcheou (Louei-
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3012.140
Malfatti, Bartolomeo.
Etnografia. 2a edizione. Milano, 1883.
[Manuali Hoepli.] 382&8
Mante^[azza, Paolo.
Studii sulla etnologia deir India. Firenze.
1886. 371 pp. Pis. 3824.86
Morgan, Thomas J.
The negro in America, and The ideal
American republic Phila. [1898.]
7587.149
Munro, John.
The story of the British race. N. Y., 1899.
Maps. 3828.10
Petrie, William Matthew Flinders.
Racial photographs from the Egsrptian
monuments. [London, 1887.] 190 photo-
graphs, in portfolio. **3059.I98
Pronti, Domenico, engraver.
Nuova raccolta rappresentante i costumi re-
li<Hosi, civili e militari degli antichi Egizi-
ani, Etruschi, Greci, e Romani. Roma.
[1800?] 48 pis. Plan. = "^4937.40
Mathematics. Astronomy.
Fison, Alfred Henry .^
Recent advances in astronomy. London,
1898. 3929-114
Gregory bar Hebraeus, AbuT Faraj, catholicus.
Le livre de Tascension de Tesprit sur la
forme du ciel et de la terre. Cours d*as-
tronomie, r6dig6 en 1270. Publi6e pour
la premiere fois par F. Nau. lere partie.
Paris, 1899. [Biblioth^ue de I'ficole des
hautes 6tudesJ 3923-86
Contents. — i. Tcxtc sjrriaqae.
i899
M'adlc^d. William John.
A treatise on the geometry of the circle, and
some extensions to conic sections by the
method of reciprocation. London, 1891.
3939.109
Mattoon, Arthur M.
The evolution of the modem equatorial tele-
scope. Parkville, Mo., 1898. 22 pp. =
3928.126
Petersen, Julius.
Vorlesungen iiber Funktionstheorie. Kopen-
hagen. 1898. ♦♦E.5124.45
Taylor, James Milford.
Elements of the differential and integral cal-
culus. Revised edition. Boston, 1898.
♦♦£.5129.36
Philosophy. Education.
Ethics.
Philosophy.
Boethius, Anicius Manlius Torquatus Sev-
erinus. **
Kin^ Alfred's Old English version of Boe-
thms De consolatione philosophise. Ed-
ited by W. J. Sedgefield. Oxford, 1899.
2927.7
Charbonnd, Victor.
The victory of the will. Translated by
Emily Whitney. Boston, 1890. = 5608.86
Gesellschaft fur Experimental-Psvchologie.
Schriften. Stiick 1-^4. Leipzig, 1890. 5604.30
Hebert, Marcel.
Plato and Darwin. A philosophic dialogue.
Translated by W. Gibson. N. Y., 1899.
^2 pp. 5609a. 120
Heinrich, W.
Die modeme physiolog^sche Psychologic in
Deutschland. Zurich, 1895. 5602.86
James^ William, M.D.
Talks to teachers on psychology: and to
students on some of life's idesds. N. Y.,
1899. 5605.32
Leibnitz, Gottfried Wilhelm, Freiherr von.
Leibnitz. The Monadology and other philo-
sophical writings. Translated by R. (.atta.
Oxford, 1898. 3609.180
Mill, Tohn Stuart
Lettres in^dites k Auguste Comte, publi^es
avec les r6ponses de Comte et une intro-
duction par L. L^vy-Bruhl. Paris, 1899.
[Biblioth^ue de philosophic contempo-
raine.l 5604.84
R^^jac E.
Essay on the bases of the mystic knowledge.
Translated by Sara Carr Upton. Lon-
don, 1899. 5484.81
Education.
Boston university. College of liberal arts.
Boston university notes. Vol. i, no. i, 2.
Quarterly. [Bpston, 1898, 99.] =
'^4492.226
Boyer, Charles C.
Principles and methods of teaching. Phila.
[1899.1 359539
261
Buchan, John.
Brasenose college. London, 1898. Pis.
[College histories. University of Oxford.]
2499a.11
Cincinnati, Ohio. University of Cincinnati.
Annual report of the directors, 28th, for
1898. Cincinnati, 1899. = ♦4496.352
Gilman, Daniel Coit.
University problems of the United States.
N. Y., 1898. 3595.166
Goldschmidt, Henriette.
Bertha von Marenholtz-Bulow. Ihr Leben
und Wirken im Dienste der Erziehungs-
lehre Friedrich Frobels. Hamburg, 1896.
54 p^. No. 22 in ♦5914.50.N.F.10
International Young men's Christian associa-
tion training school, Springfield, Mass.
Catalogue, 12th. 1896/7. With prospectus
for 1897/8. Springfield, 1897. Illus. =
♦8002.62
Lafavette college, Easton, Pa.
[Sketch of its foundation, etc.] [Easton,
Pa., 1897?] 17 pp. Portr. Pis. =
Landon, Joseph.
A manual of the art of questioning for
training classes. Syracuse, 1899. 9^ PP-
5597.45
Massachusetts institute of technology. Gass
of 1881.
[Report of the secretary] 1898. [Boston,
1898.] = ♦4492.210
Rodgers, Arthur.
Distinctive education of this coast. Com-
mencement address. University of Califor-
nia, May, 1883. N. p. [1898.] 30 pp. =
4481.148
Victoria lyceum, Berlin.
Denkschrift zum 25Jahrigen Bestehen, 1893.
Berlin, 1893. = 3596.180
[Verzeichnis der Vorlesungen und IJnter-
richts-Kurse. Jahrg. 25.] 18^/3. Ber-
lin, 1892. = 3596.181
Waymire, James A.
Utility of university education. Address
[University of California]. [San Fran-
cisco, 1898.] 12 pp. = 3596.178
Wells, Joseph.
Wadham college. London, 1898. 2499a. 17
Wittstock, Friedrich Albert.
Erziehungsaufgaben in unserer Zeit. Ham-
burg, 1899. 31 pp. ♦5914.50.N.F.14
Ethics. Life. Manners.
Best-dressed man: a gossip on manners and
modes. London, 1892. Illus. = 3589a.5
Carter, Sarah Nelson.
For pity's sake. Being reminiscences of a
Suest at a country inn. Dedicated to my
orse, my dog and mv cat. Boston.
[1897.] Illus. = 4409a.222
Epictetus.
Moral discourses, translated by Elizabeth
Carter. London, 1899. 2 v. Portrs. [The
Temple classics.] 2979a. 119
Friends, Society of.
An appeal to professing Christians respect-
ing the attitude of the church in regard to
war. Phila., 1896. 8 pp. = 5577- 109
262
September
Munger, Theodore Thornton.
Character through inspiration, and other pa-
pers. N. Y., 1897. 3589.170
Success, and how to attain it. By Andrew
Carnegie and others. N. Y. [1895.]
Portrs. 3588.123
The same matter appears in Union College prac-
tical lectures ['4484. 123].
Religion. Theology.
Adadourian, Haig, compilcn
Proceedings of the i6oth anniversary cele-
bration of the Second Congregational
church in Plymouth (Manomet), Mass.,
held on Nov. 9, 1898. Plymouth. 1899.
^ pp. Portrs. Map. = 4352.147
Atterbury, Anson Greene Phelps.
Islam in Africa. Its effects upon the people
of the country. N. Y., 1899. 3499-128
Bascom, John.
The new theology. N. Y.. 1891. = 3458.200
Bastian, Philipp Wilhelm Adolf.
Inselgruppen in Oceanien. Berlin, 1883.
Illus. 5486.26
Treats almost wholly of the mythology of the
islanders.
Zur Kenntniss Hawaii's. Nachtra^e und
Erganzungen zu den Inselgruppen m Oce-
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Treats almost wholly of the mythology of the
islanders.
Bible.
GBAmeHHUii KHHrH BcTxaro h Hobeto BaB'bTa.
Blina, 1893. 2 imrts in i v. 3413.180
The book of Joshua. A new English trans-
tion, printed in colors, by W. H. Bennett.
N. Y., 1899. ♦3410a. 1 10
The book of the prophet Ezekiel. A new
translation, by C. H. Toy. N. Y., 1899.
♦3410a. 127
The four Gospels: a new translation from
the Greek text direct, with reference to
the Vulgate and the ancient Syriac ver-
sion. By Very Rev. F. A. Spencer, O. P.
N. Y., 1898. Pis. 3418. 1 13
"In preparmg this version of the Gospels, it has
been the translator's aim throughout to make use
of idiomatic English, so far as the character of
the New Testament and the style of the original
text permit. He has endeavored to represent Our
Ix>rd and the apostles as speaking not in an
antique style . . . substituting a modern phraseol-
ogy for the stately English of the Shakespearean
era." — Preface.
Bibliothcca hagiographica Latina antiquae, et
mediae aetatis. Ediderunt socii Bollandi-
ani. Fasc. i. A — Caecilia. Bruxelles,
1898. ♦2186.51
Butler, Dugald.
John Wesley and George Whitefield in Scot-
land, or, the influence of the Oxford
Methodists on the Scottish religion. Ed-
inburgh, 1898. 555879
Campbell, Robert F.
Mission work among the mountain whites
in Asheville presbytery. North Carolina.
Asheville, 1899. 10 pp. = 5535-^
Drane, Augusta Theodosia.
The history of St. Catherine of Siena, and
her companions. 3d edition. N. Y., 1899.
2 V. Illus. Portrs. 5553-67
Fiske, John.
Through nature to God. Boston, 1899.
3489.127
Flavel, Rev. John. 1627-1691.
A pathetical and serious disswasive from
the horrid and detestable sins of drunken-
ness, swearing, undeanness, forgetfulness
of mercies, violation of promises, and
atheistical contempt of death. Applied by
way of caution to sea-men. Boston, 1725.
No. 2 in ♦7448.46
Fuehrer, Alois Anton.
Monograph on Buddha Sakyamuni's birth-
olace in the Nepalese Tarai. Allahabad,
1897. Pis. Maps. PArchaeological survey
of India.] ♦5040.164
Gaume, Jean Joseph.
The catechism of perseverance; or, an ex-
position of rdi^on. Tran^ated from the
loth French edition. New edition. Dub-
lin, 1892-96. 4 V. 3469.106
Gilbert, George Holley.
The student's life of Paul. N. Y., 1899.
Gray, Andrew.
The Church of England and Henry viii.
False assertions often repeated fully re-
futed. 3d edition. N. Y., 1899. 58 pp.
5529a.30
Hamilton, John William.
American fraternal greetinirs to the Wes-
leyan conferences in Ireland and England.
Cincinnati, 1898. Portrs. = 5449-44
Harnack, Carl Gustav Adolf.
Thoughts on the present position of protes-
tantism. Translated by T. B. Saunders.
London, 1899. 64 pp. S529.y>
Haven, Jason. 1733-1803.
A sermon preached at the ordination of . . .
Ephraim Ward, to the pastoral care of
the First church in Brookfield. Boston,
1771. 46 pp. ♦7551.123
Hodges, George.
The battles of peace. [Twenty-four ser-
mons.] N. Y., 1899. 3448.143
Huntington, William Reed.
The talisman of unity. A sermon in behalf
of church consolidation. N. Y., 1899. 20
pp. = 5528.74
Jewish church.
The Haggadah according to the rite of Y^
men. Together with the Arabic -Hebrew
commentary . . . from iiss. of Yemen.
With translation and notes by W. H.
Greenburg. London, 1896. 3442.114
Leo, frater, of Assisi.
St. Francis of Assisi : the Mirror of perfec-
tion. Translated by Sebastian Evans. [2d
edition.] London, 1899. PI. 5559a.9i
Littlefield, George E.
Open secrets. And other sermons. Boston.
[1899.1 48 pp. = 7469.170
Loye, Joseph de.
Les archives de la chambre apostolique an
XI ve si^e. Partie i. Paris, 1899. [Biblio-
th^que des ficoles fran^aises d'Ath^nes et
de Rome.] ^53.61.80
From 1309 to 1408 the ntaX of the popes was al
Avignon, France.
Maignen, Charles,
fitudes sur TAm^ricanisme. Le perc Hecker,
est-il un saint? Rome, 1899. 3559^7
1899
Menddl, Ellis.
A sermon preached in the Bcr^lston congre-
gational church, Jamaica Plain, Dec. 4*
1898, on the completion of ten years of
pastoral service. Jamaica Plain, 1899. 21
pp. = 3549.88
Memman, Daniel.
What does Christian patriotism require in
view of the national policy of expansion?
A sermon. [Worcester, 1898J 12 pp. =
42^.85
Monvmenta Germaniae historica. Gesta Pon-
tificvm Romanorvm.
Gestorum Pontificvm Romanorvm vol i.
Libri pontificalis pars prior, edidit Theo-
dorvs Mommsen. Berolini, 1898. ♦3510.56
Mueller, Friedrich Max.
Ramakrtshna. His life and sayings. Lon-
don, 1898. 3029.86
New York, city.
Historical sketch of the Reformed church
in America and of the Collegiate church
of the city of New York. [N. Y., 1899.]
60 pp. Illus. Portrs. 7549.119
Pcnn, V^liam.
The second part of the Continued cry of
the oppressed for justice. [Anon.l [Lon-
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PhilipoSj Edavalikel.
The S3rrian Christians of Malabar: other-
wise called the Christians of S. Thomas.
Edited by G. B. Howard. Oxford, 1869.
xi, 40 pp. 5529.28
Pierson, Arthur Tappan.
George Miiller of Bristol and his witness to
a prayer-hearing God. N. Y. [^899.]
3553.108
Pimentel, Luis Garcia, editor.
Descripcion del Arzobispado de Mexico,
hecha en 1570, y otros oocumentos. M^xi-
« . ^^' J*ff; 5525.65
Pneto, Guillermo.
En la coronacion de la Virgen del Tepeyac,
por tres ingenios mexicanos [Fidel, siudo-
nim de Guillermo Prieto, Hilari6n Frias
y Soto, Juan A. Mateos]. Mexico. [1895.]
19 pp. 4399a. 170
Prmie, Ebenezer.
Records of the First church in Huntington,
Long Island, 1723-1779. Huntington, 1899.
♦4430a. 135
r of, Col-
Saint John the Baptist, Monastery
Chester, England.
Cartularium. From the original manuscript.
Edited by Stuart A. Moore. London, i^.
2 V. Fac-similes. = *46ooa.i7
Lord Cooper had this book printed for the Rox-
burghe club.
Salata, F.
L'antica diocesi di Ossero e la liturgia
slava. Pagine di storia patria. Pola, 1897.
'. • 3446.111
Satterlee, Henry Yates.
New Testament churchmanship and the
principles upon which it was founded.
N. Y, 1899. 3458.198
Saunders, Thomas Bailey.
The quest of faith. Being notes on the cur-
rent philosophy of religion. London,
^ i8Sft . 3452.128
Sepet, Marius.
Saint Louis. 2e Mition. Paris, 1898.
5558.8?
263
Stevens, George Barker.
The theology of the New Testament. N. Y.,
1899. 3486.42
Stubbs, WUliam, D.D.
Regist rum sacrum Anglicanum. An attempt
to exhibit the course of episcopal succes-
sion in England from the records and
chronicles of the church. 2d edition. Ox-
ford, 1897. 3521.77
Sunderland, Jabez Thomas.
Why should we pray? Oakland, Cal. [1899.]
(2), 14 pp. = 7469.172
Tiffany, Francis.
Stray hints on preaching. An address.
B^ton 1898. i6pp. =^ 3438.119
Van EHjke, Henry Jackson, jr.
The Gospel for a world of sin. N. Y, 1899.
3449*158
Whatham, Arthur Edward.
The conversion of the Heptarchy and The
origin of British and Celtic Christianity.
With a reply by Andrew Gray. Somer-
ville, Mass., i8^. = 5527.70
Made up of articles reprinted from the Church
eclectic, April and June, 1898. The title-page is
in manuscript
Law. Legislation.
Patents.
Australia, Western. Patent office.
Report of the registrar of patents, designs,
and trade marks. 1896, 97. Perth, 1897,
98. = Patent Room
uark, Edwin Charles.
Cambridge legal studies. Cambridge, 1888.
Corey^ Deloraine Pendre.
Joseph Hills and the Massachusetts laws of
1648. Boston, 1899. 24 ijp. Illus. =
4445.350
An account of the preparations of the Lawes and
libertyes of Massachusetts Bay.
HUl, G. Wood.
Law of real property in England. London,
1898. = 9347-2
Holland, Thomas Erskine.
Studies in international law. Oxford, 1898.
3615.7^
Peabody, Charles Augustus.
The United States provisional court for the
state of Louisiana. A reminiscence of the
late Civil war. [Anon.] [N. p. N. d.]
13 pp. = 7634.29
Staatsblad van Nedcrlandsch Indie. 1816-
1897. 's Gravenhage, etc., 1839-1898. 82
V. in 64. ♦4813.10
Whiteman, William Thomas.
Forms of documents required in applications
for British patents. [London.] 1894. 36
PP- 366oa.3
Useful and Industrial
Arts.
American machini^. A practical journal of
machine construction. Weekly. Vol. 2.
N. Y., 1898. Illus. 900.20
264
Barter, John, F. S. Sc
The self-instructor in A B C shorthand . . .
3d edition. London. [1898.] 60 pp.
Illus. 6149.113
Blondel, Andr6, and F. Paul-Dubois.
La traction 61ectrique sur voies ferries.
Voie-mat^riel roulant-traction. Paris, 1898.
2 V. Illus. 4014.87
Brown, Nicol.
The organization of gold mining business.
Glasgow, 1897. 5650.38
Forrer, Robert.
Die Kunst des Zeu^drucks vom Mittelalter
bis zur Empirezeit. Strassburg i. Els.,
1898. nius. ♦8060a. 121
Garcke, Emile, compiler.
Manual of electrical undertakings. Vol. 3.
1898-99. London, 1898. Maps. ♦3969.218
An annual publication.
Hasluck, Paul N., editor.
Boot making and mending. London, 1898.
Illus. 4018.103
Cvrle building and repairing. London, 1897.
Illus. 4018.100
Dynamos and electric motors. How to make
and run them. London, 1899. Illus.
4018. lOI
Wood finishing. London, 1897. Illus.
4018.102
Mann, E. E.
Manual of the principles of practical cook-
ery. London, 1899. 8oo9a.30
Marshall, PercivaJ.
Small accumulators, how made and how
used. N. Y., 1899. 80 pp. Illus. 39693.170
Motor-car journal. The. [Weekly.] Vol. i.
London, 1899. ♦4011.244
Potter, Isaac B.
Macadam roads. Boston. [1899?] 72 pp.
Illus. [L. A. W. good roads library.]
80193.172
Scrutton, Percy E.
Electricity in town and country houses. 2d
edition. Westminster, 1898. Illus.
39693.168
Sturtevant, Benjamin F.
Illustrated catalogue of the Sturtevant steel
olate steam, pulley and electric fans. [2d
edition.] Boston. [1899.] Illus. = 8033.10
Agriculture. Forestry.
Diescher, Samuel.
Address of Samuel Diescher, before the
Chamber of Commerce of Pittsburgh.
Subject: "Beet sugar." [Pittsburgh, 1856]
16 pp. = 5994.42
Foote, Arthur D.
Report on the irrigating and reclaiming of
certain desert lands in Idaho. [N. p.]
1887. 47, 8 pp. PI. Maps. = 59903.43
Henry, William Arnon.
Feeds and feeding. A h3nd-book for the
student and stockm3n. M3dison, Wis.,
1898. 3992.109
Lym3n, John De3rborn.
A p3per on forestry. Concord, 1897. 18 pp.
Pis. = 3846.85
New South W3les. Dep3rtment of mines 3nd
3griculture.
The for3ge plants of Austr3li3. By F.
Turner. [Sydney.] 1891. Pis. = 7992.36
Sq[>teinber
S3rgent, Fr^crick Leroy.
Com plants. Their uses and ways of life
Boston, 1899. Illus. 3999.180
Military and Naval Art, Science,
and History.
Adams, William Henry Davenport
Dewey and other great navid commanders.
London. [1899.] Portrs. 2246.68
Contents. — Sir Francis Drake. — Robert Blake.
— Lord Anson. — Lord Rodney. — Earl Hove.
— Earl of St. Vincent — Lord Nelson. — Sir
Sidney Smith. — Lord Collingwood. — O. H.
Perry. — D. G. Farragut — D. D. Porter. -
George Dewey. — W. T. Sampson. — W. S.
Schley.
Attwood, E. L.
Textbook of theoretical naval architecture.
London, 1899. Illus. 5959-34
Cassard, William Gilbert
Battleshin Indiana and her part in the Span-
ish-American war ... N. Y., 1899^
Portrs. Pis. Maps. 4420a. ii6
Fulton. Robert 1765-181J.
Concluding address of [his] lecture on tor-
pedoes. [Washington, 1810.] 10 pp.
♦5954.34
Furse, George Armand.
Provisioning armies in the field. London,
1899. 5956.86
Goltz, Colmar, Freiherr von der.
The conduct of war. Translated by Major
G. F. Leverson. London, 1899. 3952.153
Goode W. A. M.
With Sampson through the war. Being an
account of the naval operations of the
North Atlantic squadron during the Span-
ish-Aiuerjcan war of 1898. N. Y., 1899.
Portrs. Pis. Maps. 44203.119
McCabe, Joseph, and Georges Darien.
Can we disarm? Chicago, 1899. 757742
Mahan, Alfred Thayer.
The life of Nelson the embodiment of the
sea power of Great Britain. 2d edition.
Boston, 1899. Portrs. Plans. Maps.
2542.160
Navy lea^e, London.
[Organization, members, constitution, etc]
London. [1898.] = 5959- 116
Stevens, Hazard.
Reform the militia system and make the
militia ... a trained and disciplined mili-
tary reserve . . . Boston, 1898. 16 pp.
= 5955.77
V^locip6die, La, dans les arm^s fran<;aise et
^trangeres. Paris, 1898. (3), 84 pp.
Illus. 5955.79
Wilkinson, Spenser, editor.
From Cromwell to Wellington: twelve sol-
diers. London, 1899. Portrs. Maps.
Plans. 4544.177
Wyndham, Horace.
The Queen's service; or the real "Tommy
Atkins." Boston, 1899. Pis. 6527.43
Amusements. Games.
Sports.
Aflalo, Frederick G., editor.
The cost of sport. London, 1899. 4005.146
i899
Butler, William Mill.
The whist reference book. Phila., 1899.
Illus. Portrs. 4004.135
Cheneviere, Adolphe.
Mon camet de chasse. Paris. [1899.]
Illus. 4002.166
Darrah, Henry Zouch.
Sport in the highlands of Kashmir. London,
1898. Illus. Maps. 4005.150
Johnson, George F.
Games and play. Cambridge, 1898. 22 pp.
= ^ 6009a. 133
Joncas, Louis Zepherin, and Edward Thomas
Davies Chambers.
The sportsman's companion, in the province
of Quebec. [Ottawa.] 1899. Map. =
4009.241
Melrose, C. J.
Solo whist. London, 1899. Illus. 4009a. 194
Patterson, Howard.
Yacht etiquette. N. Y. [1899.] 97 pp.
Portr. 5959.36
Sears, Joseph Hamblen.
Fur and leather tales. N. Y., 1899. Pis.
4006.147
Fiction.
In Danish.
Effge, Peter.
Jomfru Nelly Maartens. Roman fra 1848-
51. Kristiania, 1897. 4909c. 128
accnc, Norway.
Krag, Thomas P.
Ulf Ran. Roman. Kj^enhavn, 1897.
4909c. 1 19
In English.
Allen, Charles Grant Blairfindie.
Miss Cayley's adventures. N. Y., 1899. 57.42
Bacon, Eugenia J.
Lyddy. A tale of the old South. N. Y.,
1898. 68.29
Bangs, John Kendrick.
The dreamers. A club. N. Y., 1899. Pis.
68.50
Barnes, James.
The hero of Erie (Oliver Hazard Perry).
N. Y.. 1898. Portr. Pis. 77.136
Barton, William Eleazar.
When Boston braved the king. A story of
Tea-party times. Boston. [1899.] Pis.
77.137
Becke, Louis.
Ridan the devil, and other stories. London,
1899. 57.49
Butterworth. Hezekiah.
The pilot of the Mayflower: a tale of the
Pilgrim republic N. Y, 1898. Pis.
77.140
Calkins, Frank Welles.
The cougar-tamer & other stories of adven-
ture. Chicago, 1899. Pis. 68.27
Capes, Bernard.
At a winter's fire. N. Y., 1899. 57.50
Carruth. Frances Weston.
Those Dale girls. Chicago, 1899. Pis.
77.139
265
Churchill, Winston.
Richard Carvel. N. Y., 1899. Pis. 68.47
In Maryland and then in England, both before
and during the Revolution.
Dix, Beulah Marie.
Hugh Gwveth. A Roundhead cavalier.
N. Y., 1899. 57.25
Fraser, W. A.
The eye of a god and other tales of East
and West. N. Y., 1899. Pis. 57.47
Frederic, Harold.
The market-place. N. Y. [1899.] Pis.
68.38
Fuller, Caroline Macomber.
Across the campus. A story of college life.
N. Y.. 1899. 68.48
Gibbon, Charles.
The braes of Yarrow. London, 1899. 54.108
Loving a dream and One of his inventions.
London, 1884. 54-107
Gilliat, Edward.
In Lincoln green. A merrie tale of Robin
Hood. N. Y., 1898. Pis. 57.21
Harte, Francis Bret.
Stories in light and shadow. Boston, 1898.
67.245
Hawkins, Anthony Hope. (Anthony Hope.)
A cut and a kiss. Boston, 1899. 57-48
Le Gallienne, Richard.
Young lives. N. Y, 1899. 57.27
Lysaght, Sidney Royse.
One of the Grenvilles. London, 1899. 57.28
Marchmont, Arthur W.
A dash for a throne. N. Y., 1899. Pis.
Merriman, Henry Seton.
Dross. Chicago, 1899. Pis. 57.24
Parker, Horatio Gilbert.
The battle of the strong. A romance of two
kingdoms. Boston, 1898. Map. 67.241
Island of Jersey, 1 781- 1800.
Pier, Arthur Stanwood.
The pedagogues: a story of the Harvard
summer school. Boston. 1899. 68.49
Praed, Rachel M.
Madame Izan. A tourist story. N. Y., 1899.
Schwartz, Julia Augusta.
Vassar studies. N. Y., 1899. Pl^- 68.46
Sedgwick, Anne Douglas.
The confounding of Camelia. N. Y., 1899.
57.23
Sidgwick, Charlotte S.
Cousin Ivo. By Mrs. Andrew Dean [pseud.].
London, 1899. 57-29
Sienkiewicz, Henryk.
In vain. Translated from the Polish by
Jeremiah Curtin. Boston, 1899. 1107.29
Slosson, Annie Trumbull.
Dumb foxglove and other stories. N. Y.,
1898. 67.243
Stephens, Robert Neilson.
A gentleman player: his adventures on a
secret mission for Queen Elizabeth. Bos-
ton, 1899. Pis- ■57-44
Ward, Mrs. Wilfrid.
One poor scruple. A seven weeks' story.
N. v., 1899. 57.45
Watanna, Onoto.
Miss Nume of Japan. A Japanese- Ameri-
can romance. Chicago. [1899.] Pis. 68.26
Waterloo, Stanley.
The wolfs long howl. Chicago, 1899. 68.3q
266
Wells, Herbert George.
When the sleeper wakes. N. Y., 1899. Pis.
57.46
Whiteing, Richard.
No. 5 John street. N. Y., 1899. 57.33
In German.
(Eckstein, Ernst.
Die Hexe von Glaustadt 2. Auflage. Ber-
lin, 1899. 48603.76
Fielding, Henry.
Geschichte des Thomas Jones, eines Findel-
kindes. Aus dem Etudischen [von J. J.
C. Bode]. Leipzig, 178(5-88. 6 v. =
6559.30
Franzos, Carl Emil.
Der Wahrheitsucher. 3te Auflage. Jena,
1896. 2 V. 6897.19s
Geschichte, Die, von Djajalankara. Ein nia-
kassarischer Roman in deutscher Sprache
nacherzahlt. Luzem, i8p8. 64 pp. [Brand-
stetter, Renward. Malaiopolynesische For-
schungen.] ♦303i.i4i.2dser.,vol. I
Helm, Qementine.
Backfischen's Leiden und , F/euden. Eine
Erzahlun^en fiir junge Madchen. 52. Auf-
lage. Leipzig. [1897.] Portr. Pis.
6897.174
Hoecker, Paul Oskar.
Fraulein Doktor. Humoristischer Roman.
Leipzig. [1898.1 6897.177
Junghans, Sophie.
Ein Kaufmann. (In Deutsche Roman-
Bibliothek. Jahrgang 26, Band i. Stutt-
gart, 1898.) 2041. 1.51
Krauss, Gustav Johannes.
Heini. Erzahlung. (In Deutsche Roman-
Bibliothek. Jahrgang 26, Band i. Stutt-
gart, 1898.) 2041. 1.51
Raithel, Hans.
Der Tellertanz. (In Deutsche Roman-
Bibliothek. Jahrgang 26, Band i. Stutt-
gart, 1898.) 2041. 1. 5 1
Trinius, August.
Miss Annie und andere Geschichten. Leip-
zig. [1898.] 4896.50.391
In Italian.
Ferrandina, Cardella G.
Gli Angioini in Sicilia. Palermo, 1888. =
2779a.99
The scene is laid in the ipth century, during the
reign of the House of Anjou.
In Polish.
Balucki, Michal.
Moj pierwszy wyst«) literacki. Zbior nowel.
Wydanie 2. W Kxakowie, 1898. 3065.149
September
Gawalewicz, Maryan.
Majster do wszystld^;o. Zbi6r noweL
Nowe wydanie. W Krakowie, 1898.
3o6si5o
Krechowiecki, Adam.
O tron. Powiei^ historyczna z xvii. wieku.
Petersburg, 1898. a v. in i. 3066.197
Milkuszyc, Mar]ra.^
Kwiaty i demie zycia. Nowelle. Warszawa,
1899. 3066.201
In Spanish.
Entrala, Francisco de Paula.
Sin titulo. Novela de costumbres. Manila,
1881. FNarradones fUipinas.] 3098.179
Pardo-Bazan, Emilia.
La madre naturaleza (segunda parte de Los
Pazos de Ulloa). Novda. Madrid. [1898?]
La piedra angular. Novda. Madrid, 1891.
3096.166
Sanchis, Vicente.
Isolda. San Sebastian, 1898. 3098.173
In Swedish.
Aberg, J. O.
Berattelser vid soldat-torpet. 3. upplagan.
Stockholm. [189a] 150 pp. = 4909b. 126
Associations. Clubs.
Grand army of the republic. Department of
Pennsylvania.
Proceedings of the 32d annual encampment
at Oil City, June 8 and 9, 1898. [Harris-
burg.] iSgJB. Portrs. ♦4^22231
Periodicals. Annuals.
Indexes.
£cho, L', de la semaine. Revue politique, litte-
raire et mondaine. [Publie par Jean de
Peiffer.J Ann^ i. Boston, 1897, 98.
♦7360.15
Osborne, George Jerry.
Osborne's New Hampshire register : * with
an almanac for the year 1788. Portsmouth.
ri787.] *63iob.i2
STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT.
BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS RECENTLY ADDED.
Social Science,
Political Economy.
American economic association.
The federal census. N. Y., 1899.
♦5560a. 10. N. S.2=*93 1 1 .973
Qare, George.
The London daily stock and share list.
London, 18^. = 9347-2
Congres international de Tenseignement com-
mercial tenu a Anvers, avril 1898.
Rapports & discussions . . . ^Anvers, 1898.
9380.07-2
Cossa, Luig^.
Histoire des doctrines economiques. Avec
une preface de A. Deschamps. Paris,
1899. 9330.9
Heyn, Otto.
Kritik des Bimetallismus. Berlin, 1897.
9332.42
Jones, R. J. Comewall.
The British merchant service. London,
1898. Pis. 3954.169
Levasseur, Pierre fimile.
L'agriculture aux fitats-Unis. Paris, 1894.
r. = T ^ , 9338.173
Roux, J. Charles.
Notre marine marchande. Paris, 1898.
3958.141
Sarraut, Maurice.
L*imp6t i^rogressif sur le revenu. Une en-
quete en Suisse. Toulouse, 1898. =
9336.24494
Soci^tc d'^conomie politique, Paris.
Reunion du 5 mai, 1898. [Paris, 1898.] =
9306.44-2
Vilmorin, H. de.
Note sur Tag^culture aux fitats-Unis.
Paris, 1894. = 9338.173
Political Science.
Australian federal convention, 1897.
New South Wales. Proceedings of the con-
vention, held at Sydney, Sept. 2 to 24,
1897. Sydney, 1897. = ♦7040.71
Citizens' union, New York.
Merit system in the civil service. N. Y.
[1898?] = 5562.170
Geveland, O. Municipal association.
Bulletins [circulars, etc.]. Qeveland. [1897-
99.] = ♦4374.118
Ford, Corydon La.
The organic state: principles revising the
the Constitution. [N. Y., 1897.] =
3567.214
Gardiner, Charles A.
Our right to acquire and hold foreign terri-
tory. N. Y., 1899. 4228.84
New York, state. Constitutional convention.
1894.
Documents. [Albany, 1894.] 2 v. =
♦649oa.46
Journal. Albany, 1894. 2 v. = ♦649oa.47
Proposed constitutional amendments. [AJ-
bany, 1894.] 3 v. = ♦649oa.45
Silvester, Edward Kennedy, editor.
New South Wales constitution bill. The
speeches in the Legislative council, on the
second reading of the Bill for framing a
new constitution for the colony. Sydney,
1853. *7040.76
Sociology.
George, Henry.
The condition of labor. An open letter to
Pope Leo xiii. N. Y. [18^?] =
3569.221
Institut des sciences sociales, Brussels.
Annales. Ann6e 1-4. 1894/98. Bruxelles,
1894-98. 3 V. = 9306.493
Karpeles, Benno.
Moravian and Silcsian miners: statistical
inquiries. Vol. i. London, 1894. =
9331.094367
King, George.
Old age pensions. [Glasgow.] 1899. =
9362.6
Lichtenberger, Andr^.
Le social isme et la revolution fran^ise.
Paris, 1899. 9335.8
Merlino, Saver io.
Formes et essence du socialisme. Avec utie
preface de G. Sorel. Paris, 1898.
35693.257
Mitchel, John. 181 5-1875.
Jail journal; or, five years in British pris-
ons. Author's edition. Glasgow. [1856.]
3579.167
National board of trade.
Report of the committee on postal rates and
classification, December, 1898. [Wash-
ington, 1898.] = *9383.973
Oxford house, London.
Report, balance sheet [etc.], 1892. Oxford,
1893. = *5577.i05
I
268
S^tember
Saco, Jos6 Antonio.
L*esclavage a Cuba et la Revolution d'Es-
oacme. Traduction et preface de Montluc
( Leon-Pierre- Adrien de). 2e Edition.
Paris, 1869. = 7581.10
Public Documents.
United States.
Agriculture, Department of.
Agrostology division.
Smith, Jared Gage.
Grazing problems in the southwest and
how to meet them. Washington, 1899. =
♦7996.67.16
Division of botany.
Foreign seeds and plants imported by the
section of seeds and plant introduction.
Numbers i-iooo. [Washington, 1899. 1
= 3856.98
Chemistry division.
Wiley, Harvey Washington.
Experiments with sugar beets in 1897.
Washington, 1899. = ♦5991.72.52
EntomoIoRfy division.
Chittenden, Frank Hurlbut.
Some insects injurious to garden and
orchard crops. Washington, 1899. =
♦5892.52,N.S.I9
Statistics division.
Watkins, James L.
The cost of cotton production. Wash-
imrton, 1899. 99 pp. = *9630.973-S
Weather bureau.
Monthly review of the Iowa weather and
crop service. Vol. 9, 1898. Des Moines,
1898. = ♦9551.56777-2
Assay commission.
Proceedings of the Assay commission of
1899, ^nd test of coinage executed during
1898. Washington, 1899. = 93324673
Commission to the Paris exposition of 1900.
Circular i, 2. Chicago, looo. = ♦8023.122
Contents. — 1. The educational exhibit. 2. The
exhibit of social economy, hygiene and public
chanties.
Education, Bureau of.
Early common schools in New York, New
Jersey, and Pennsylvania, and in the
Southern states. Washington, 1897. =
3595.35
Geological survey.
Ransome, F. Leslie.
Some lava flows of the western slope of
the Sierra Nevada, California. Washing-
ton, 1898. = ♦7872.55.89
Navy department.
Bureau of navigation.
Appendix to the report of the Chief of the
Bureau of navigation. 1898. Washing-
ton, 1898. = *9?73.8
Relating to the operations of the war with Spain.
Naval intelligence office.
Ellicott, John M.
Effect of the gun fire of the United
Slates vessels in the battle of Manila
Bay (May i, 1898). Washington, 1899.
z= 4420a. 121
Post-office department
Report of the United States postal com-
mittee on the condition and needs of the
postal service in Cuba. M^ashington, 1899.
= j65oa.i35
Supreme court
General orders and {brms in bankruptcy.
Washington, 1898. = 5663.77
Treastuy deoartment
Division of special agents.
Jordan, David Starr.
The fur seals and fur-seal islands of the
North Pacific ocean. Part i, a. Wash-
ington, 1898. Pis. = 5902.85
War department
Adjutant general.
Cavalry pioneer tools and high ejn>losives
[in European cotmtries]. Washington,
1898. = 5951.84
Customs tariff and regulations for ports in
Cuba in jpossession of the United States.
2d edition. Washin^on, 1899. 7643.181
Bound with this are Tariff circulars, na 30^ 3^
4a. 44^4.
Separate States.
Arkansas.
State treasurer.
Biennial report, 1897-98. Little Rock,
1898. = 9336.767
Colorado.
Board of health.
Report. 1st, 1876, 4th, iSgc^-gi. Denver,
1877-94. = *96i4,0788
Secretary of state.
Biennial report, 1893, 94; 95, 96; 97, 98.
Denver, 1898. = *9353-988i
Connecticut
Commissioner of building and loan associa-
tions.
Report, 1897, 98. Hartford, 1898. =
9332.3246
Hartford. Board of health.
< Annual report ist-4th, 6th-i4th, for
1886-89, 91-98. Hartford, 1886-99. =
*96i4.0746-4
Massachusetts.
Lowell. Board of health.
Annual report, [ist]-[ioth], 17th, i8th,
20th, 2ist, 1878U87, 94, 95- 97, 98. Lowell,
1879-99- = ♦96I4.074+-5
Minnesota.
The warehouse and grain laws of the state
of Minnesota, including laws passed at the
thirtieth session of the Legislature. 1897.
St. Paul, 1897. = ♦^S.9776-3
New York.
Banking department
Annual report of the superintendent of
hanks relative to building and loan and
co-operative savings and loan associations.
1892, 94-97. Albany, 1893-98. =
9332.39747
New York, city. Department of education.
Annual report, ist, for the vear ending
July 31. 1898. N. Y. [1898.1 ♦6495.51
North Carolina. Board of railroad commis-
sioners.
Annual report, 5th, 7th, 8th, for 1805, 97, 9&
Raleigh [etc], i8i95^ = "^59756
i899
Ohio. Board of health.
Annual report, 1-4. 12. 1886-89, 97- Co-
lumbus [etc.], 1887-98. = ♦9614.0771
Pennsylvania. Department of public instruc-
tion.
Biennial report on higher education in Penn-
sylvania. [Harrisbiu-g.] 1899. =
♦3595.165
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia museums.
American trade with Siam. Phila.,
1898. = 5655.67
Pittsburgh. Filtration commission.
Report, January, 1899. [Pittsburgh, 1899.]
= ♦5942.81
Rhode Island. State board of agriculture.
Annual report, ioth-i3th. Providence, 1895-
08. = ♦5992.31
Tennessee. Bureau of agriculture.
Biennial report 1897-1898. Nashville, 1899.
= ♦9630.9768
Texas. Penitentiary board.
Reports, Aug. 1874-Jan. yd, Nov. 1880-Oct.
&, 83, (March), Oct. 84-Oct. 88, Oct. 96-
Oct. 98. Houston and Austin, 1876-98. =
♦9364.764
West Virgfinia. Penitentiary.
Biennial report of the board of directors,
Sept. 30. 1898. Charleston, 1899. =
9364.754
Wisconsin.
La Crosse. Board of trade.
Anniversary and annual report for 1882-
98. La Crosse, i883-[90l. = ♦9381.775
Foreign.
Arg^entina.
Census.
Republique argentine . . R6sum6 de la
population nationale et 6trangere, par
sexes, selon le recensement du 10 mai
1895 . . . Buenos Aires, 1896. Broadside.
= ♦4310.180
Direcci6n general de estadistica.
Le commerce exterieur argentin. Ann6e
1898. [Bu^nos-Ayres, 1899.] = 9382.82-3
Australasia.
New South Wales.
Cobb, N. A.
Extract from ms. report on the para-
sites of stock. Sydney, 1898. = 7992.38
Australia, South.
Mines department.
Report on Artunga gold field and
Hart's Range mica fiela; and explora-
tion north-east of Hart's Range, north-
west of Alice Snrings, and of the Frew
river country, &c. By H. Y. L. Brown.
Adelaide, 1897. 7860.46
Bdgiuin.
Minist^re de I'int^rieur.
Annuaire statistique de la Belgique. An-
n^e 13, 1&-28. 1882, 1887-97. Bruxelles,
1883-^. = ♦9314.93
Canada.
Minister of justice.
Report as to the penitentiaries of Canada,
185^ Ottawa, 1899. = ♦7572.113
269
Minister of public works.
Report for year ended 30 June, 1898.
Ottawa, 180Q. = ^7034.44
Post office department.
Report of the postmaster general for the
year ended June, 1898. Ottawa, 1899. =
9383.71
Ecuador.
Memoria de la Intendencia de la provincia
del Guayas, 1898. Guayaquil, 1899. =
9318.6
Egypt.
Egyptian statistical tables for 1898. 'Alex-
andria. 9381.621
France.
Directeur g6n6ral des douanes.
Commerce de la France avec ses Colonies
et les puissances etrang^res pendant 1898.
1897, part I. 9382.44-3
Ministere de Tagriculture.
Statistique agricole annuelle. 1893-97.
Paris, 1894-98. = ♦9338.144-3
Statistique agricole de la Fr^ance (Algerie
et colonies). Resultats gen^raux de Ten-
?uete d6cennale. 1882, 1892. Nancy [&
^aris]. 1883, 93. = ♦9338.144-^
Ministere de la marine.
Bulletin de la marine marchande. Annexe
de la Revue maritime. T. i, no. i, 2.
Paris, 1899. = ^5952.45
Ministere des travaux publics.
Atlas des voies navigables de la France.
2e serie. Fasc. 2, 3. Paris, 1893, 94. =
. . ^3940.58
Statistique de Tindustrie mineral e et des
appareils a vapeur en France et en Al-
gerie. 1880-85, 93-97. Paris, 1882-98. =
♦9338.244
Office du travail.
Resultats statistiques du recensement des
industries et professions. [D(6nombre-
ment general de la population du 29 mars,
1896.] Tome I. Paris, 1809. = 9314.4-2
Statistique des greves et <ies recours i la
conciliation et 4 Tarbitrage, i8g8. Paris,
1899. 9331.8944
Germany.
Kaiserliches statistisches Amt.
Statistisches Jahrbuch fiir das deutsche
Reich. 1887-99. 9314.3-2
Bremen.
Jahrbuch fur bremischc Statistik, 1898.
Bremen, 1899. 9314352
Frankfort on the Main. Statistisches Amt.
Beitrage zur Statistik der Stadt Frankfurt
a. M. Neue Folge. Erganzungsblatt No.
1-6. [Frankfurt a. M., 1896-99.] =
♦9314.358
Saarbruecken, Germany. Handel skammer.
Jahresbericht fur 1897. Saarbrucken, 1898.
= ^9381. 4342
Strassburg, Germany. Handelskammer.
Jahresbericht. 1897. Strassburg i. E.,
1898. = ♦9381.4344
Guatemala.
Memoria que la secretaria de estado en d
despacho de fomento presenta 4 la asam-
blea nacional legislativa, 1899. Guatemala.
= 9354.781
1
270
Hungary.
Ungarisches Stetistischcs Jahrbuch. i8ga-
96. 9314-39-3
India.
Statistical bureau.
Review of the trade of India, 1888/89-
91/92. 93/94-97/98. Simla, 1889^ =
♦9382.54
Italy.
Direzione della statistica.
Statistica g^udiziaria, civile et commer-
ciale, 1896. Parte i. Introduzione. Roma,
1899. = 9354.455
Japan.
Bureau de la statistique g6n^rale. R6sum6
statistique de Tempire du Japon. I3e an-
nee. Tokio, 1899. = 9315-2
Mexico.
Ministerio de fomento.
Boletin demogrifico de la Republica mexi-
cana. Afio i, 2. 1896, 97. M6xico, 1897,
98. = *96i4,i72
Sweden.
Statistik Tidskrift Utgifven af kungl. sta-
tistiska centralbyr4n. 1899. N:r i. =
♦5648.99
A statistical abstract of Sweden.
Switzerland.
Bureau federal des assurances.
Entreppses privies en mati^re d'assur-
ances en Suisse en 1897. Berne, 1899. =
♦5660.11
Department des Innern.
Mouvement dc la population de la Suisse.
1885-93, 95-97. Berne, 1S87-99. =
♦9312.494
Statistik der Gemeindesteuem im Kanton
Bern. Bern, 1899. = Stat. Per. 1525
United Kingdom. Parliament.
Final report on the operation and adminis-
tration of the laws relating to the sale of
intoxicating liquors. London, 1899.
9178.4
Countervailing duties in India [on sugar].
London, 1899. 9337-5-2
Reports of the committee on Indian cur-
rency. London, 1899. 9332.4054
Index and appendices to the evidence. Lon-
don, 1899. = 9332.4054-2
Garstin, Sir William.
Report on the Soudan. London, 1899.
9962-2
Moles worth, Guilford.
Report on the Uganda railway. London,
180Q. Maps. 9385.967
Report of the Mombasa-Victoria railway
committee, 1898-99. London, 1899. Map.
9385-967-2
September
Royal Niger company.
Charter, accounts and papers, 1887-98.
London, 1899. 9966.5
Recent land legislation m Ceylon. London,
1899. 9333.3-4
Diplomatic and consular reports. Annual
series. 9382^12-2
2208. Mexico. Trade of Yucatan for the
year 1898.
2209. France. Trade of Havre and district
for the year 1898.
2210. United States. Trade i>f Texas for the
year 1898.
221 1. Italy. Trade of Ancona for the year
1898.
2212. Belgium. Trade of Ghent for the
year 1898.
2213. France, Trade of, for the ye^r 1898.
2214. Greece. Trade of Patras and district
for the year 1898.
2215. China. Trade of Ningpo for the ytzi
1898.
2216. Spain. Trade of Cortmna and district
for the year 1898.
2217. Turkey. Trade of Jerusalem and
Jaffa for the year 1898.
2218. Portugal. Trade of Beira for the
year 1898.
2219. Argentine Republic, Trade of, for the
year 1898.
2220. United States. Trade of Charleston
and district for the year 1898.
2221. Portugal. Trade of Mozambi.'iue and
Ouilimane for the the year 1898.
2222. France. Trade and agriculture of
Cherbourg and district for the year 1898.
2223. Spain. Trade of Consular district of
Cadiz for the year 1898.
2224. France. Trade of La Rochelle and
district for the year 1898.
2225. Greece. Trade and agriculture of the
Piraeus for the year 1898.
2226. Russia. Trade and agriculture of
Poland and Lithuania for the year 1898.
2227. Belgium, Trade of, for the year 1898.
2228. China. Trade of Pakhoi for die year
1898.
2229. Colombia. Trade of Panama for the
year 1898.
2230. Turkey. Trade of Trebizond for thi
year 1898.
2231. Italy. Trade and agriculture of Lorn*
bardy for the year 1898.
2232. Chile. Trade of Valparaiso and dis-
trict for the year 1898.
2233. Turkey. Trade of Erzeroum lor the
vear 1898.
NEEDS OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
"Bostonians are proverbially generous in supporting their great public in-
stitutions. For this reason our city stands foremost as a centre of learning,
education^ and art. A simple statement of the fact that one of these institu-
tions stands greatly in need of funds to carry on its work in the degree that its
rank demands should, therefore, be sufficient to call forth a ccMnmensurate
response. There seems to be a general impression that our Public Library is
amply provided by endowment and annual appropriations with the means to
assure its due development along any lines of usefulness that it has to follow.
This impression is doubtless due to the gifts continually made by numerous
benefactors, testifying to a more widespread interest in its welfare than is
shown for any other public institution. The gifts, however, consist mainly of
books and other additions to its collections, many of them of great value. In
gifts of money the Public Library is the least favored of all the great institu-
tions of learning, art, and education in the New England metropolis. The
total of the endowments received since the foundation of the library, nearly a
half-century ago, amount to only $270,000. Of that sum only the income of
$220,000 is available for the purchase of books. And, with the decreased
earning power of money, this income is steadily diminishing.
"Such an endowment is small in comparison with the amounts heaped
upon Harvard University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the
Museum of Fine Arts in the same period. In importance, magnitude, and
value of its work, the Public Library holds a rank that places it on a par with a
great university. It stands as the foremost institution of its kind in the world.
It is not only essential to its own well-being, but to the interests of Boston as
a city, that this rank should be maintained. But, unfortunately, the library is
so hampered by the lack of funds for the purpose, that, on its scholarly side,
it is relatively losing rank. Now that attention is called to this condition in
the annual report of the library trustees, just out, Boston public spirit should
not allow this loss to continue.
"Many of our men of wealth are in the habit of looking about them to see
what public institutions may best become objects for beneficence in the way
either of bequests or of gifts while living. It cannot be said to be exactly a
fashion in the way of bequests, but there is a sort of routine commonly fol-
lowed in such matters, so that benefactions of the kind are apt to be appor-
ticmed among certain groups of institutions. For a long time the Institute of
Technology was overlooked, but it has now become well established as an
object of generosity. Until recently the Museum of Fine Arts was compara-
tively poor in endowments, but it is now one of the richest of our institutions.
There is no reascm why the Public Library should not be g^ven a place in the
same list.
"An institution of the kind necessarily must grow, and it must develop
in manifold directions. The Museum of Fine Arts, by reason of the funds at
its command, has become the leading institution of its kind in the world, in
respect to certain of its dq)artments. And lately it has been enabled to appear
in the art markets of Europe in competition witih ^he greatest museums of the
old world, making in the past year or so the most important acquisitions in
the way of classical antiquities anywhere achieved. In the same way, if ad-
equately endowed, the Public Library might appear in the world's boc^ mar-
kets and take its pick of the literary treasures that are constantly appearing
on sale — treasures the possession of which are essential to the scholarly rank
of the institution. It should be remembered that the scholarly rank of the
library is one of the important factors that make Boston a favorite among
American cities for the most desirable class of persons sedcing an attractive
place of residence,
"The prosperity of various leading public institutions has been actively
enhanced by the practice, on the part of their friends, of 'passing around the
hat' to obtain needed funds. It might be a good idea for influential friends of
the Public Library to take organized action in a similar way." — From the
Boston Herald of August lo, 1899.
CURRENT LIBRARY NEWS.
HLY BuLLEHNS. It is respcctfully sug-
o readers, who are interested in the
Bulletins, to see that they personally
copies soon after the first of each
Recent issues are fast going out of
3d there is likely to be an increasing
on the editions. Readers may ask to
pies reserved for them.
Annual Report for 1898/99, is now
d. It contains about 200 pages, a map
: the Branches and Delivery Stations
ting on February i, i8g8, and five
plans, showing the alterations made at
Qtral Library during the past year,
reports also appear on the Department
iments and Statistics, and on Consid-
as to a Printed Catalogue in Book
Applications for this report may be
• the Library.
ford's Statue of Beethoven, now the
r of the Handel and Haydn Society,
n deposited in trust with the Trustees
Library. It is placed in a niche in the
e Hall.
GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY.
5. From the estate of the late Henry
rren of Cambridge, Description de
tj in 20 volumes, being one of the four
called the first edition, 1809-1828;
lix. William D. Sohier, 594 volumes,
English law reports, including Coke's
> and Institutes, Blackstone's Reports,
; Haggard's Admiralty Reports, Car-
's Reports, Wheaton's U. S. Supreme
Reports, Maryland Reports, etc., — all
le state of preservation, and new to the
, with the exception of fourteen vol-
Manuscripts. a considerable gift of manu-
scripts, books and pamphlets has been re-
ceived from Miss Mary Estlin, of Qifton,
near Bristol, England, and the daughter of
Bishop Estlin, a prominent figure in the anti-
slavery agitation. Mr. Francis J. Garrison,
through whose friendly interest the gift was
obtained, reports that the "package of letters
promises to be a rich one, including a large
number from Samuel May, a number from S.
J. May, some from Mrs. Chapman and Henry
Crabb Robinson, a few from Charles F.
Hovey, from the widow of Thomas Qarkson,
and a very precious letter from Harriet Mar-
tineau (1843)." The books and pamphlets are
of much interest and in admirable condition.
Mr. Sylvester Baxter gives an inventory in
manuscript, of the date 1667-68, of the mon-
astery of San Antonio, Queretaro, Mexico,
1667-68.
Robert Louis Stevenson's Wood Engrav-
ings. The Library has received as the g^ft of
the widow of Robert Louis Stevenson, and
•through the kind offices of Mr. Lloyd Os-
bourne, original blocks of eighteen wood en-
gravings executed by her late husband. The
blocks were used to illustrate a series of
chap-books written by Stevenson and Os-
bourne about 1881, and issued from the press
of S. L. Osboume & Co., Davos Platz, Swit-
zerland. Although these cuts were done as a
pleasantry, they are by no means devoid of
merit, and make an interesting memorial of
Mr. Stevenson. The Library has given its
pledge that "the blocks shall never be used to
print impressions from them for sale or pri-
vate distribution"; in the words of Mr. Os-
bourne, they "are valuable only for the senti-
ment and association attached to them." Fac-
similes of these cuts are used in the Bonus
volume of the Edinburgh edition of Steven-
son's works. An account by Joseph Pennell
of the Davos Platz books is in the Chap-Book,
vol. 6, no. I.
PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE BY THE PCJBLIC LIBRARY
OF THE CITY OF BOSTON.
The Central Library. ^^^ ®^ Botton. drawn by Cheralicr Danz b
V , «^ '^ ^» Btillctin no. »
Annual Li»t of new books, i8go-97. ^ i , « . . ^ •. .
.05; by mail, .15 Catalogues of Special Collections.
Same. 1897^. .05; by mail. 1^ ^^^ lj^ Catalogue (complete). |5uio
Annual reports ,a_^^«fi ^J "^** ' ^^ Part i. Shakespeare cSUection. 3S
Handbook for Readers, 189a .10; by mail, .17 p^ 2. Miscellaneous. too
Monthly Bulletin. Chamberlain Collection of Autographs. Brief
^ ^ , Free upon application; by mail, .M description, with portrait
Quarterly Bulletins. 5 cts. a numW; by mail, Mdcc appUcation; by maiL xa
.la Nos. 1-3, 10, la-aB. 35, 36. 46, 47, » 54- FrankUn Library. List of portraits. InBtf
56,&,64.7i.7?,74.ioi-i03,outofpnnt Ictin no. 84.
English Prose Fiction. 8th edition 1893. John A. Lewis Ubrary of Eariy New En^and
e , . o^ Q^ •'?' K^ "*Jr is Boo^»- Catalogue. In Bulletin no. 891
-Supplement 1893-1897 .05; by mail, .08 Prince Library. Catalogue. |i.oo
Penodicals. Newspapers. Transactions, and xYoLjer Ubrary. Catalogue. In Bulletin na
other Senal Publications currently received j^ ^ •
15. t^f^^'ISl^HJb!^"^** ^l.^w*«rn"l^ Galatea Collection. Catalogue. 15 ; by mail. .18
SeS^Lisf tr '??unger RiliX'^S-^ Co^n CoUection of L^^cape ^ening.
1898. .01 ; by mail, .03 ^^ ^^^^ ^^ Forestry. . 10 ; by mail. 13
Chronological Index to Historical Fiction. Snhi^rt r^falncniAQ
3d ed. In Bulletin from Jan.. 1892 to Jan., J)UDject f^ataiOgues.
1896. (When finished to be issued as a Reprinted from the Public Card Catalogue.
separate work.) No. i. Annuals. In Bulletin no. g4.
Bates Hall Index. Supplement of 1866 (in- No. 2. Egypt In Bulletin no. g4.
eluding Parker Collection). Unbound. |i.oo No. 3. Alps. In Bulletin no. 95.
Books in raised type for the Blind. List .50 No. 4. Steam Engines. In Bulletin no. 95.
French Fiction. .10; by mail, .13 No. f Works relating to the Blind. In Bid-
History, Biography, and Travel. 3d ed.. 1892. letin no. 95-
.25; by mail. .42 No. 6. Africa. In Bulletin no. 95.
Russian works in the Library. .05 No. 7* Arctic Regions. In Bulletin no. 96.
A List of Books on Social Reform. No. 8. Health and Hygiene. In Bulletin na
^; by mail. 09 97.
t?!^..*.^-. T^i^^T^^u .^^ T«i«nii/^«i« T« T*«i No. 9. Tracts of the Time of Charies i., and
Electric Tdegraph and Telephone. In Bui- g^^,.^^ Commonwealth. In Bulletin ni. ^
Electrid^r and Magnetism. In Bulletin no. 88, Naia Architecture, Construction Dec^
Memoranda of Lieut^^C^^^ 17^ KaTi'. Roads. In Bulletin no V^ "^^ ^
?"rtH^«^^R^ Percy. 1774-1778. j^^ „ Corea, Japan. China. In B^etin no. »
MlmJiums mSe in a tour to the Eastern No. ,3. (Joethe. In Bulletin no. ,oa
Sutes. 1797, by Robert Gilmor. In Bulletin Special Bibliographies.
no. 88.
Notes on some writing which may be by No. i. Franklin Bibliography. -SO
Shakespeare in the Library. In Bulletin No. 2. List of Spanish Grammars. .SS
no. 79. No. 4. Maps in the Publications of the Geo-
Spanish and Portuguese Books not restricted logical Society. .2$
to "Hall use." In Bulletin no. 84. No. 5. Bibliography of Special Subjects. Also
p • M in Bulletin no 80, and in Handbook, 9th ed
Chart of Boston Harbor, in color, made by No. 6. Bibliography of the Official Publics-
order of Andros. In Bulletin no. 92. tions of the Continental (ingress, 1774-891 .$0
First Draft of the Freemen's oath. In Bui- No. 7. Catalogue of Family Histories. .10
letin no. 07. No. 8. Higher Education of Women.
Five Broadsides of the Boston Committee of .15; by mfll, .18
Correspondence. 1773, 74- In Bulletin no. 93. ^^- ~ - -. . .
Five Revolutionary Broadsides. In Bulletin (Jther FUDllcatlons.
-♦'o- 90. . * .u A C^nealogies and Estates of Chariestown, idajH
Four Broadsides relating to the Amencan ,g,g ^y f g Wyman 2 v i&oo
Colonies. 1696, 1697, 1774.' 1775- In Bulletin joumil of tiie Quebec Expedition, 1775; jow-
• "?•%. i r *i. !?• * T ^ r nals, 1776 to 1783. By Henry Dearborn.
Latin Version of 1493 of the First Letter of / ^ ^ ^ ^^\
Columbus on the Discovery of America, ^^p of Old Boston, compiled from the Book
with a new Translation. .50 of Possessions. By George Lamb.
List of Passengers m the speedwell. 1650. In
Bulletin no. 9(5. "Rrsinrfi^c
Petition of the Handycraftsmen of Boston. i^faiiv-ucs.
1677. Aff^inst the Intrusion of Strangers. In Finding lists. Free upon application.
Boiletin DO. 95. West End Finding list (and Sopitoncnt). .10
The Public library ol tht Qty ol Boi^nAx Fcindaff ~
MONTHLY BULLETIN
BOOKS ADDED
PUBLIC LIBRARY
CITY OF BOSTON.
Vol. IV, No. lo.
October, 1899.
BOSTON.
PUBLISHED BY THE TRUSTEES.
1899.
TRUSTEES OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
SOLOMON LINCOLN. President
JAMES DeNORMANDIE, Vice-President
JOSIAH H. BENTON, JR. HENRY P. BOWDITCH.
THOMAS DWIGHT.
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JAMES LYMAN WHITNEY.
Central Library^ Copley Square.
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Building, Rockland St. South Boston Branch, 372 Broadway.
Charlestown Branch, City Square. South End Branch, English High
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Adams St. West End Branch, Cambridge, cor.
East Boston Branch, 37 Meridian St Lynde St
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Centre St Mt Vernon St
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mond St. Station M. Crescent Avenue Delivery
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tion, 25 Poplar St Station N. Blue Hill Avenue Deliv-
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14 Franklin St. Station, 329 Warren St
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• lubtcription price of twenty-fire cents per Movm.
CLASSIFIED LIST
OP THE
BOOKS PLACED IN THE LIBRARY
FROM
August 15 to September 15 1899.
i*^M^-*i
The symbol = following the title of a work indicates that the work is a gift to the Library.
Reference Books.
American art annual. Florence N. Levy, edi-
tor. N. Y., 1809. Portrs. Pis. ^4072.240
Ann6e politique, L . 1898. Paris, 1899.
B. H. Ref. 312.7
Lambrechts, Hector.
Dictionnaire pratique de droit compar6.
Partie i, fasc. 1-8. Paris. [1898, 99.]
8 parts in 5 v. *3632.6
Contents. — i. Legislations europ^nnes: tasc. i.
Belgique et Luxembourg. 2. France et Monaco.
3. .Ajigleterre. 4-7. Roumanie, par D6mitre Alex-
andra»co. 8. Payt-Bas.
Genealogy. Heraldry.
Appleton, William Stunner.
Index to testators in Waters' s Genealogical
ffleanings in England in the New Engfand
historicftl and genealogical register, vols.
37-52. Boston, 1898. 20 pp. = 4338.186
Bolton, Ethel Stanwood.
A history of the Stanwood family in
America. Boston, 1899. Portrs. Pis.
4434.253
Dunn, Harriet Nanc^r, and Eveline Guthrie
Dunn.
Records of the Guthrie family . . . Chicago,
1808. Portrs. Pis. 4330a. 1 10
Genealogical advertiser, The. A quarterly
magazine of family history. Vol. 2. [Ed-
ited by Lucy H. Greenlaw.] Cambridge,
Mass., 1890. = ♦233oa.62
MesservY, J[onn?l AJlbert?].
G6n^ogie de la famille Messervy. New
Jersey, 1899. 2 parts in i v. F**. =
Part 3, containing the American branch of the
family, waa compiled by A K. P. Meserve.
♦4430.142
nch of
Rietstap, Johannes Baptist.
Wapenboek van den nederlandschen adel.
Groningen, 1883, 87. 2 v. Col. pis.
♦Cab.28.27.1
Biography.
Single Biographies.
Allen, William, Chief-justice of Pennsylvania.
1710-1780.
Extracts from [his] letter book. Selected
and arranged by L. B. Walker. Together
with an appendix containing pamphlets in
the controversy with Franklin. [Potts-
ville. Pa.?] 1897. Portr. [The Burd
papers.] 4414.141
Beavan, Arthur H.
James and Horace Smith. A family narra-
tive based upon hitherto unpublished pri-
vate diaries . . . London, 1899. Portrs.
Bourbon, Louis de, Comte de Qermont.
Le Comte de Qermont ; sa cour et ses mai-
tresses. Lettres et documents in^dits
publics par Jules Cousin. Paris, 1867.
Paris, 1867. 2 V. Portr. ♦2647.168
Bourgogne, Adrien Jean Baptiste Francois.
Memoirs of Sergeant Bourgogne. 1812-13.
Compiled from the originsd ms. by Paul
Cottm. N. Y., 1899. Portrs. Pis. 6627.25
Chambrun, Joseph Dominique Aldebert Pine-
ton, Comte de.
Obseques du Comte de Chambrun, fondateur
du Musee social. 1821-1899. [Discours
par MM. C. Dupuy, fi. Loubet, J. Sieg-
fried, le Marquis de Vogii6, C. Robert, E.
Cheysson, L. Mabilleau, etc.] Paris, 1890.
54, (2) pp. Portr. 264oa.8i
Choate, Joseph Hodges.
Memoir of Leverett Saltonstall. Cambridge,
1899. 30 pp. = 4444.^
28o
October
Gourgaud, Gaspard, baron.
Sainte-H61en€. Journal in^dit de 1815 i 1818.
Avcc preface ct notes dc MM. le Vicomte
de Grouchy et Antoine Guillois. Paris.
[i8$»?l 2 V. 2651.111
Hollcy, Sallic.
A life for liberty. Anti-slavery and other
letters. Edited by J. W. Chadwick. N. Y.,
iSqq. Portrs. Pis. 4348.216
Hotchkin, Samuel Fitch.
A memoir of William Bacon Stevens, Bishop
of Pennsylvania. Phila., 1899. ^9 PP*
Portr. = 5556.82
Reid, Sir Thomas Wemyss, editor.
The life of William Ewart Gladstone. N. Y.
[1899.] 2 V. Ill us. Portrs. Map.
2440a. 77
More than half of the twenty chapters are b^
F. W. Hirst; the others are contributed by vari-
ous authors.
Scudder, Horace Elisha.
Justin Winsor. A memoir prepared for the
Proceedings of the Massachusetts historical
society. Cambridgre. 1899. 32 pp. Portr.
^ = 2343.127
Steiner, Bernard Christian.
Life and administration of Sir Robert Eden.
Baltimore, 1898. Portr. [Johns Hopkins
university studies in historicsd and political
science. 1 ♦2356.69.16
Wise, Barton Haxall.
The life of Henry A. Wise of Virginia.
N. Y., 1899. Portrs. 4344.184
History.
Ancient. Modem. Asia. Africa.
Oceanica.
Kent, Charles Foster.
A history of the Jewish people during the
Babylonian, Persian, and Greek periods.
N. v., 1899. Maps. Chart. [Historical
series for Bible students.] 2298.83
Peters, Madison C.
Justice for the Jew. The story of what he
has done for the world. London. [1899.]
Portr. 2297.64
Europe.
Muyden, Berthold van.
Histoire de la nation Suisse. Tome i.
Lausaime, 1896. Illus. 4822.32
Paris. Cour des aides.
Protest of the Cour des aides of Paris —
April 10, 1775. Edited by J. H. Robinson,
with an English version by Grace R. Rob-
inson. Phila., 1899. [University of Penn-
sylvania. Department of history.]
♦2304.104.S, part 2
Snell, Frederick John.
The Fourteenth century. N. Y., 1890.
[Periods of European literature.] 2308.87
Societe d'histoire et d'archiologie de Geneve.
Memoires et documents. Tome i-io. Ge-
neve, 1841-54. ^4838.33
America.
Alzola y Minondo, Pablo de.
El problema cubano. Bilbao, 1898. 3097-^3
Griffis, William EUiot
America in the East N. Y., 1899. Pis.
4228.86
McDonough, J. L., & co., publishers.
Combined history of Edwards, Lawrence
and Wabash counties, Illinois. Phila., 1883.
Portrs. ♦44700.86
McLaughlin, Andrew CunninghanL
A history of the American nation. N. Y»
1899. nius. Portrs. Maps. 4325.186
McManus, Blanche.
The Quaker colony. N. Y. [1899.] 72 PP-
nius. 2323.32
Morris, Charles, of Philadelphia.
Our island empire. A hand-book of Cuba,
Porto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philippine
Islands. Phila., 1899. Maps. 422^82
Ostrander, William S.
Old Saratoga and the Bun^ojme campaign
. . . Schuylerville, N. YT, 1897. 42 pp.
Pis. Map. 4379a-i30
Shiooen, Edward, LL.D.,1729-1806, and others.
The settlement of the waggoners' accounts
relative to General Braddock's expedition
towards Fort Du Quesne. Edited by L
B. Walker. [Pottsville, Pa.?] 1899. &>
pp. Portr. ♦4414.140
Sikes, Enoch Walter.
The transition of North Carolina from colony
to commonwealth. Baltimore, 1898. 84,
(i) pp. [Johns Hopkins university studies
in historical and political science.]
♦2356.69.16
Fine Arts. Archaeology.
Antiquities.
Bliss, Frederick Jones.
Excavations at Jerusalem, 1894-1897. Plans
and illus. by A. Dickie. London, 1898.
[Palestine exploration fund.] 3043-189
Botti, G.
Notice des monuments exposes au Musee
irreco-romain d'Alexandnc. Alexandrie,
1893. 3059a- 147
Fine Arts.
Fraipont, Gustave.
The art of making and using sketches. With
50 illus. by the author. Translated from
the French by Qara Bell. London, 1898.
8063.122
Pernice, Erich.
Hellenistische Silbergefasse im Antiquarium
der Koniglichen Museen. 58. Berlin,
1898. 30, (i) pp. Illus. 402oa.64
Poor, Henry W.
[Designs m various styles of ornamentation.
9 plates.] Boston, 1899. ♦8092.43
i899
Ruskin, John, editor.
Dame Wiggins of Lee, and her seven won-
derful cats : a humorous tale written prin-
cipally by a lady of ninety. Edited with
additional verses, by John Ruskin, and
with new illus. by Kate Greenaway. Orp-
ington, 1885. ♦8063.81
A reissue of the edition of 1833, the title-page of
which is given.
Spanton, J. Humphrey.
Complete perspective course. London, 1898.
nius. 4068.64
Wherry, Albinia Lucy.
Greek sculpture with story and song. Lon-
don. 1898. Illus. 8085.103
Zimmermann, Max Georg.
Oberitalische Plastik im friihen und hohen
Mittelalter. Leipzig, 1897. 8080.122
Architecture.
Feasey, Henry John.
Westminster 'Abbey historically described.
With an account of the Abbey buildings
by J. T. Micklethwaite. London, 18^.
75 pis. ♦4100.94
Oui^ania, Ferdinando, publisher.
Calli e canali in Venice, and in the islands
of the lagoons. English edition [with
text] by F. Hoe-Rosenberg. Venice, 1899.
12 pp. so pis. ♦Cab.27.17.7
Sauer, Bruno Wilhelm.
Das sogenannte Theseion und sein plastischer
Schmuck. Leipzig, 1899. IHus. *8o8o.88
Music.
Iris im Gebiete der Tonkunst. Redigirt von
L. Rellstab. Jahrgang 1-12. Berlin.
[1830-41.] 12 V. in 6. ♦4044.205
Langhans, Wilhelm.
Die Geschichte der Musik des 17. 18. imd
19. Jahrhunderts in chronologischen An-
schlusse an die Musikgeschichte von A.
W.Ambros. Leipzig, 1882,87. 2 v. 4047.111
Maitland, John Alexander Fuller.
The musician's pilgrimage. A study in ar-
tistic development. London, 1899. 4048.148
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Jakob Ludwig Felix.
Lieder ohne Worte, fiir Pianoforte zu vier
Handen arrangirt von F. Herrmann. Leip-
zig. [i8a-?l = 8055.125
Roberts, John Varley.
A treatise on a practical method of training
choristers. London, 1898. 87 pp. 8050.123
Souhies, Albert.
Histoire de la musique. Boheme. Paris,
1898. Portr. 4049a.76
Vesaue von Puettlingen, Johann, Freiherr.
Eine Lebensskizze aus Briefen und Tage-
buchblattem zusammengestellt mit Briefen
von Nicolai, Lowe, Berlioz, Liszt, u. A.
Wien, 1887. Portr. 4047.107
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Schubert orchestr^e par Jules Bordier. Paris.
Bruch, Max. Canzone fiir Violoncell mit Or-
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[Partitur.] Leipzig. [1891.]
Dvorik, A. Symphony No. 4 in G major.
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Edwards, Julian. The jolly musketeer. Comic
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Foote, Arthur. Quartett in C dur fiir Klavier,
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[1808.1
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fiir Pianoforte, Violine, Viola und Violon-
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Godard, Benjamin. En plein air. Suite de
cinq morceaux pour violon avec accompagne-
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Klose, Friedrich. Andante religioso. Inter-
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Lalo, fiduard. Namouna. Suite d'orchestre
extraite du ballet . . . Paris.
Leduc, Simon. Symphonic. Manuscript.
Le Rey, Frederic Soeur Marthe. Drame ly-
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Lorenz, C. Ad. Harald und Theano. Oper.
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Mannheimer, Julius. Zweite Serenade (D moll)
fiir Orchester. Op. 6. Berlin, 1889.
Pirani, Eugenio. Scene veneziane per piano-
forte con accompagnemento di orchestra (o
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Asia. Africa. Oceanica. Polar
Regions.
Beythien, Hermann.
Eine neue Bestimmung des Pols der Land-
halbkugel. Kiel, i8gB. 29 pp. Maps.
^5.22
282
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Campbell, Charles William.
Report ... of a journey in north Corea,
in September and October, 1889. Pre-
sented to both house of Parliament . . .
May, 1891. London. [1891.] 39 pp.
Map. 3010.05
Chappe d'Auteroche, Jean.
A journey into Siberia, made by order of
the King of France ... in 1761. London,
1770. Pis. Map. ^3062.144
The ori^nal French it on ihelf-no. 3060.1.
Jordana y Morera, Ramon.
Bosque jo geogrifico 6 bist4rico-natural del
archipi61ago filipino. Madrid, 1885. Pis.
*504oa.i8o
Lawrence, Walter Roper.
The valley of Kashmir. London, 1895. Pis.
3042.235
Oppenheim, Max Adrian Simon, Freiherr von.
Vom Mittelmeer zum persischen Golf, durch
den Hauran, die syrische Wuste und
Mesopotamien. Bd. i. Berlin, 1899. Illas.
Map. 3043188
Roberts, Jane.
Two years at sea : being the narrative of a
voyage to the Swan River and Van Die-
man's Land, 1829-31. London, 1834.
3045.41
Scott, G. Firth.
The romance of Australian exploring. Lon-
don, 1899. Pis. Maps. 3045-39
Weddell, James.
A voyage towards the South Pole, performed
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don, 1S27. Pis. Maps. 2263.86
Wissmann, Hermann von, and others.
Im Innern Afrikas. Die Erforschung des
Kassai, 1883-85. Von H. von Wissmann,
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Europe.
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American politician in England. By Roof
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Blanc, Th^rese.
Notes de voyage. Nouvelle-France et Nou-
velle Angleterre. Par Th.Bentzon [pseud.].
Paris, 1899. 4368.181
Copeland, Thomas Campbell-.
American colonial handbook. A ready ref-
erence book of facts and figures about
Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, Ha-
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4369a. 175
Hiffgins, Charles A.
To California and back. Chicago, 1897.
Illus. Map. = 4479^51
Medford.
[Eighteen photolithognuihic views, with one
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Natural Bridge, Virginia.
A description of Uie bridge and its history.
[Phila.] i897* 61 pp. Dins. Map. =
4379a.u6
Palmer, Frederick, journalist
In the Klondyke, including an account of a
vdnter's journey to Dawson. N. Y., 1899.
Pis. 4367.183
Schombnrgk, Sir Robert Hermann.
Twelve views of the interior of Guiana:
from drawings executed by Mr. Charles
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Map. *Cab.23.2ai3
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St Louis. [1896.] Ulas. Maps. =
4376.159
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Map of Plymouth county, Massachusetts.
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vocabularies of words from all the families
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Spanish conversation-grammar. 5th edition.
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General Literature. Criticism.
Pardo Bazan, Emilia.
La cuestion palpitante. 4a edici6n.
1891.
Belgian Literature.
Madridf
3096.165
Maeterlinck, Maurice.
Alladine and Palomides, Interior and The
death of Tintagiles. Three little dramas
for marionettes. Chicago, 1890. 4877.90
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by William Archer.
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A history of Bohemian literature. N. Y.,
1899. [Short histories of the literatures
of the world.] 4870a. 125
English and American Literature.
Browning, Robert.
The pied piper of Hamelin. [Boston, 1899.]
II pp. 4569-^84
Programme of the performances of The pied
piper for the benefit of The Tyler St day nur-
sery, March, 1899.
Chaucer, Geoffrey.
Works. The Globe edition. Editcl by A.
W. Pollard, H. F. Heath, M. H. Liddell,
W. S. McCormick. London, 1898. 2568.15
Qarke, W. J.
Rudyard Kipling: an attempt at apprecia-
tion. By G. F. Monkshood [pseud.]. Lon-
don, 1899. Portr. [English .writers of
today.] 4547.165
Jenks, Francis.
Poetical essay pronounced before the school
committee of the town of Boston, Aug.
18, 1813. [Boston, 1813.] Broadside.
♦4500.115
Mansfield, M. F., and A. Wessels.
Glossary to accompany Departmental ditties
as written by Rudyard Kipling. N. Y.,
1899. 63 pp. ♦4565.127
Timrod, Henrjr.
Poems. With memoir. Memorial editioiL
Boston, 1899. Portr. 2569a.82
YamaU, EUis.
Wordsworth and the G>leridges. With other
memorials, literary and pditicaL N. Y.,
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German Literature.
Schubert, Johannes.
Frauengestalten aus der Zeit der deutschen
Romantik. Hamburg, 1898. 26 pp.
No. ao in ♦59i4.5aN.F.u
Wagner. Wilhelm Richard.
Parsifal in English verse. Translated . . .
by Alfred Forman. London, 1899. xv,
(i), 71 pp. 690R5
Parsifal. Po^me. Traduction de Judith
Gautier. Paris, 1893. 6908.3
Greek and Latin Literature.
^schylus.
The Eumenides, as arranged for perform-
ance at Cambrid^, December, 1&5, with
an English version by A. W. VerralL
Cambridge, 1885. 97 pp. 3009a.34
The Prometheus bound. Translated with
introd. and notes by P. £. More. Boston,
1899. 3009a.:^
Postgate, John Percival.
Silva Maniliana. Congessit loh. P. Post-
t?ate. Cantabrigiae, 1897. 80 pp. 2925.89
Sophocles.
The Antigone. Translated by G. H. Palmer.
Boston. 1899. 3009a.86
Italian Literature.
Maddalena, Edgardo.
Figurine goldoniane (Capitan Fracassa).
Zara, 1899. 17 PP- 2775.92
Piccolomini, Alessandro. 1S0&-1578.
Dialogo dove si ragiona della bella creanza
delle donne. [Anon.] Venetia, 1574. 54
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on ihelf-no. 476(Mlso.x.
Persian Literature.
Nicolas, Alphonse Louis M.
La divinity et le vin chez les pontes persans.
Marseille, 1897. 68 pp. 3023.65
Pp. 29-55 contain a translation, in vers Itbres, of
the Terdji'h Bend of Ahmed Hatef Isfaham.
Drama. Shakespeare.
Given, Welker.
A further study of the Othello. Have we
misunderstood Shakespneare's Moor? N.Y.,
1899. [Shakespeare society of New York.]
*66oob.i3
i899
Johnson, Jesse.
Testimony of the sonnets as to the author-
ship of the Shsdcespearean plays and
poems. N. Y., 1899. 4598.185
Jusserand, Jean Adrien Antoine Jules.
Shakespeare in France under the ancien re-
gime. N. Y. 1899. Portrs. Pis. 4599a. 174
Moratin, Leandro Femindez de.
£1 si de las ninas. Comedia. Edited by J.
D. M. Ford. Boston, 1899. 5039.85
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4896.50.396
Contents. — Die Brautlahrt der Stenographie, von
Otto Osterloh. — Freiwillige Feuerwehr. by F.
M. Wendt. — Treue Kameradschaft, von S. Stein-
berg. — Der Winter, von Friedrich Frevert
«85
Lemoine, Jules, M.D.
Des parasites de Tappareil de la vision.
Pans, 1874. = 3805.115
Millikin, Benjamin L.
Monocular neuro-retinitis. [Geveland. 1894.]
19 PP- = 3805.117
Nagel, Albrecht
Die Refractions- imd Accommodations-Ano-
malieen des Auges. Ttibingen, 1866.
Illus. = 3804.32
Standish, Myles, M.D.
Contagious conjunctivitis. [Boston, 1897.]
14 pp. = 3807.166
Willetts, Joseph E.
Address in ophthalmology. Pittsburg.
(1897.] 22 pp. = 3808.131
Folk-Lorc
Granada, Daniel.
Resefia hist6rico-descriptiva de antiguas y
modemas supersticiones del Rio de la
Plata. Montevideo, 1896. 3484.166
Medicine. Hygiene.
Medicine.
Dresser, Julius A.
The true history of mental science. Revised
by H. W. Dresser. Boston, 1899. 63 pp.
= 5767.114
Duclaux, Pierre fimile.
Traite de microbiologic. Paris, 1898, 99.
2 V. Illus. 3791*131
Hamel, Henri Augustus Achille.
fitude compart des boutons d'Alep et de
Biskra. Paris, i860. 31, (i) pp. =
Merke, H.
Verwaltimg, Betrieb und Einrichtung der
Krankenhauser. Jena, 1899. Illus. [Hand-
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Walters, Frederick Rufenacht.
Sanatoria for consumptives in various parts
of the world. London, 1899. Pis. Plan.
3790b.9
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The Eye.
Coppez, Jean Baptiste.
De Tophthalmie n6vro-paralitique. Brux-
cllcs, 1870. 82 pp. = 3807.163
Friedenwald, Harrv.
The interrupted blood column in the vessels
of the eye. [London, 1893.] 4 pp. =
3805.110
Garvens, Eduard Herrmann.
Uber die Iridotomie. Miinchen, 1874. 51 pp.
= 3807.164
Leblanc, Femand.
Essai sur les modifications de la pupille
produites par les agents th6rapeutiques.
Paris, 1875. 166 pp. = 3804.36
Hygiene.
Freeman, Ernest Carrick.
The sanitation of British troops in India.
London, 1899. 3769.217
Kemsies, Ferdinand.
Arbeitshygiene der Schule auf Grund von
Ermtidungsmessungen. Berlin, 1898. 65
pp. No. I in 3596.189.2
Teachers* sanitary bulletin. Vol. i, no. 1-9.
Lansing, 1898. Illus. = ^5764.74
Science.
Blanco Fernandez, Antonio.
Ensayo de zoologia agricola y forestal, 6 sea
tratado de los animales utiles y perjudi-
dales a la agricultura, a los montes y al
arbolado. Madrid, 1859. Illus. 3893.70
Cunningham, Joseph Thomas.
A treatise on the common sole (Solea vul-
garis), considered both as an organism
and as a commo'ity. Plymouth, 1890.
Illus. 5900.75
Ewart, James Cossar.
The Penycuik experiments. London, 1899.
Illus. 3826.94
Elxperiments in hybridizing animals, especially
horses and zebras.
Gasca, Mariano la.
Amenidades naturales de las Espanas.
Tomo I. Numero segundo. Madrid, 1821.
^ ^ 3856.15
Lubbock, Sir John, baronet.
On buds and stipules. London, 1899. Hlus.
[International scientific series.] 3858.98
Miller, Olive Thome.
The first book of birds. Boston, 1899. Illus.
3909.101
CEhlert, Daniel P.
Uralichas Ribeiroi des schistes d' Angers.
Paris, 1896. 8 pp. PI. [Soci6t6 glolo-
gique de France. 1 *5870.53
The fossil described is a trilobite.
Schuetzenberger, Paul.
Lecons de chimie g6n6rale profess^es au Col-
lege de France pendant Tann^e 1895-96.
Publiees par les soins de O. Boudouard.
Paris, 1898. 3975.78
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Toepfer, H.
Die Herkunft unserer Ziergflanzen. Ham-
burg, 1898. 35 pp.
No. 21 in ♦S914.SO.N.F.12
Willey, Arthur.
Zoological results, based on material from
New Britain, New Guinea, Loyalty Islands
and elsewhere, collected 1895-97. Part i,
2. Cambridge, 1898, 99. Illus. 388oa.66
Wilshire, H. Gaylord.
Liquid air. Perpetual motion at last» Trip-
ler's surplusage explained. Los Angeles,
1899. 15 pp. = 3977.129
Mathematics. Astronomy.
Brown, Robert, jr., F. S. A.
Researches into the origin of the primitive
constellations of the Greeks, Phoenicians
and Babylonians. Vol. i. London, 1899.
Charts. 3924.117
Campigneulles, V. de.
Observations taken at Dumraon Behar,
India, during the eclipse of the 22nd Janu-
ary 1898, by a party of Jesuit fathers of
the western Bengal mission. London,
1899. Pis. ♦♦E.5122.35
Todd, David Peck.
Stars and telescopes. A hand-book of popu-
lar astronomy. Boston, 1899. Illus.
Portrs. 3928.130
Ware, William Robert.
Perspective and descriptive geometi^. N. Y.,
1898. S pp. [Columbia university. New
York. School of architecture.]
No. 2 in 4097.61
Anthropology. Ethnology.
Starr, Frederick, of Chicago.
American Indians. Boston, 1899. IHus.
Maps. [Ethno-geographic readers.]
4369a. 171
Philosophy. Education.
Ethics.
Philosophy.
Alix, Eugene.
L'esprit de nos betes. Paris, 1890. Illus.
3882.25
Altenburg, Oskar.
Die Kunst des psychologischen Beobachtens.
Berlin, 1898. 76 pp. No. 3 in 3596.189.2
Baumann, Julius.
Ober Willens- und Charakterbildung auf
physiologisch - psychologischer Grundlage.
Berlin, 1897. 86 pp. No. 3 in 3596. 189. i
Cordes, G.
Psychol ogische Analyse der Thatsache der
Selbsterziehung. Berlin, 1898. 54 pp.
No. 2 in 3596.189.2
Fauth, Franz.
Das Gedachtnis. Berlin, 1898. (4), 66 pp.
No. 5 in 3596. 189. 1
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Wagner, Ludwig.
Unterricht und Ermudung. Ermudungs-
messungen an Schulem der neuen Gym-
nasiums in Darmstadt Berlin, 1898.
No. 4 in 3596.189.1
Education.
Albrecht, Reinhard, editor.
Verhandlimgen der vierundvierzigsten Ver-
sammlung deutscher Philologen und Schul-
manner in Dresden vom 29. September bis
zum 2. Oktober 1897. Leipzig, 1897.
3596.185
'Anstey, Henry, editor.
Epistolae academicae Oxon. (Registnim F.)
A collection of letters and other miscd-
laneous documents illustrative of academi-
cal life and studies at Oxford, in the Fif-
teenth century. Oxford, 1898. 2 v. [Ox-
ford historical society.] ^2490.92
Ballinger, John.
The public libraries and the schools: an
experiment. School children in the pub-
lic libraries: a sequel. Two papers.
London, 1899. I3f 3-^ RP- ♦6204.30
Dutton, Samuel T.
Social phases of education in the school and
the home. N. Y., 1899. 355^189
Fisher, George William.
Annals of Shrewsbruy school. Revised by
J. Spencer Hill. London, 1899. Portrs.
Pis. 2497.147
Gray, Joseph Henry.
The Queens* college of St Margaret and
St Bernard in the University of Cam-
bridge. London, 1899. Pis. 2499a.3i
Gutzmann, Hermann.
Die praktische Anwendung der Sprachphy-
siologie beim ersten Leseunterricht Ber-
lin, 1897. 52 pp. No. 2 in 3596. 189. 1
Henderson, Bernard William.
Merton college. London, 1899. Illus.
Plans. [College histories, IJniversity of
Oxford.] 2499a.3
Herbart, Johann Friedrich.
Letters and lectures on education. Trans-
lated from the German, and edited by
Henry M. & Emmie Felkin. London,
1898. 359&190
Kant, Immanuel.
Kant on education. Translated by Annette
Churton. London, 1899. 5599-^15
Leach, Arthur Francis.
A history of Winchester college. London,
1899. Pis. [English public schools.]
2497.149
Lehrer-Vereinigung ftir die Pflcge der Idinst-
lerischen Bildung, Hamburg.
Unsere Volksschtiler im Stadttheater. Ham-
burg, 1898. 48 pp. 7592.32
Monroe, Will Seymour.
Child study outlines. Series 1-3. Westfield,
Mass., 1897-99- = *7592.30
The third series is on the study of defectiye chil-
dren.
Paidologist, The. The organ of the British
child-study association. Vol. i, no. i.
April, 1899. Cheltenham, iBgg. ^7592.28
Published three times ycuiy. Cnrrent numbers
are in the Periodical Room.
i899
Schiller, Johann Heinrich Carl Friedrich Her-
mann.
Studien und Versuche uber die Erlemung
der Orthographie. Berlin, 1898. 63 pp.
No. 4 in 3596.189.2
Der Stundenplan. Bin Kapitel aus der pada-
f)gischen Psychologie und Physiologie.
erlin, 1897. 72 pp. No. i in 3596.1^1
Tompkins, Arnold.
The philosophy of school management. Bos-
ton, 1898. 3598.187
Religion. Theology.
Barnstead, N. H.
Centennial exercises of the building of the
Congregational meeting-house at Barn-
stead Parade, N. H., June 10, 1896. Con-
cord, 1897. 99 pp. Portrs. Pis. Map.
4436.188
Bible.
Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis. Qvattvor
Evangelia et Actvs Apostolorvm complec-
tens, Graece et Latine, stunptibus Acade-
miae phototypice repraesentatvs. Canta-
brigiae, 1899. 2 v. ♦3410.108
Boardman, George Dana.
The Kingdom (Basileia). An exegetical
studjr. N. Y., 1899. 5426.83
Brace, Frederick R.
Historical review of the First Presbyterian
church of Blackwood, N. J. A sermon
delivered March i, 1898. Camden, 1898.
.^ pp. Pis. 7544.214
Cardevacque, Adolphe de, and Auguste Ter-
ninck.
L'Abbaye de Saint- Vaast Monographic
historique, archeologique et litteraire de
ce monastere. Arras, 1865-69. 3 v. Portr.
Pis. ♦4631.11
Chaney, George Leonard.
Belief. Boston, 1889. = 3459-177
Faillon, Michel £tienne, abb6.
Mtooires particuliers pour servir a This-
toire de l'6glise de TAm^rique du Nord.
Paris, 1853. 2 V. Portr. Pis. 3547.113
Vol. I and part of vol. a are devoted to the Hie
of Marguerite of Bourgeoyi, foundress of the
Congregation of Notre Dame, at MontreaL
Gray, Andrew.
The Church of England and Henry viii.
False assertions often repeated fully re-
futed. 3d edition, enlarged. N. Y., 1899.
58pp.= 55293.30
Horn, Bmile.
Saint £tienne: roi apostolique de Hongrie.
2e Edition. Paris, 1899. 55$.8o
Jackson, Abraham Valentine Williams.
Zoroaster: the prophet of ancient Iran.
N. Y., 1899. Portrs. Pis. Map. 3482.145
Jowett, Benjamin.
Sermons biographical & miscellaneous . . .
Edited by W. H. FremanUe. N. Y., 1899.
35590.9
Contents. — Wydiffe. — Loyola. — Bunyan and
Spinoza. — Baxter. — Pascal. — Wesley. — Stan-
ley. — Canon Hugh Pearson. — Gambetta and
Archbishop Tait. — Professor Henry Smith. —
Professor T. H. Green. — Sutistics and faith. —
Church parties. — The church, past, present, and
future. — War. — Courage. — Ecce. quam bo-
num! — Servants. — Christmas and New Year.
287
Nash, Henry Sylvester.
Ethics and revelation. N. Y., 1899. [John
Bohlen lectureship.] 3459-179
Pigou, Francis.
Phases of my life. 3d edition. London,
1899. Portr. 3552.111
Rivington, Luke.
The Roman primacy, a.d. 430-451. N. Y.,
1899. 3469.108
This period covers the councils of Ephesus and
Chalcedon and the Robber synod.
Steindorff, Georp. editor.
Die Apokalypse des Elias. Fine unbekannte
Apoicalypse und Bruchstiicke der Sopho-
nias-Apokalypse. Koptische Texte, tJber-
setzung, Glossar. Leipzig, 1899. Fslc-
similes. [Gebhardt and Hamack. Texte
und Untersuchungen.] *3504.S0.i7,part3a
Tract association of Friends.
Report of the proceedings for 1897/98. 82d
year. Phila., 1898. = *5546.87
Wirgman, Augustus Theodore.
The constitutional authority of bishops in
the Catholic church. London, 1899.
3469.104
Ummagga Jataka. (The story of the tunnel.)
Translated from the Sinhalese by T. B.
Yatawara. London, 1898. 3025.81
Law. Legislation.
Bush, John Adriance.
The national bankruptcy act of 1898. With
notes, procedure and forms. N. Y., 1899.
9347.7-2
Choate, Joseph Hod^res.
Trial by jury. The annual address before
the American bar association, Aug. 18,
1898. [N. Y., 1898.] 30 pp. = 3626.18
Moore, John Bassett.
History and digest of the international arbi-
trations to which the United States has
been a party, with the treaties. Vol. i.
Washington, 1898. Maps. [United States.
53d Congress. 2d session. House. Misc.
doc. 212.] *C.3267
New South Wales. Parliament.
The statutes of New South Wales (public
and private), passed during the session of
1897. Sydney, 1897. = *7040.73
United States. Library of Congress. Officer
of the register of copyrights.
Directions for securing copyrights. Wash-
ington, 1899. 18 pp. = ♦3667.101
Useful and Industrial
Arts.
Bayrisches Gewerbemuseum, Nuremberg.
Mittheilungen. Beiblatt zur Wochenschrift :
Kunst und Gewerbe. Redigirt von Otto
von Schorn. Jahrg. 3-5. Niirnberg, 1876-
78. = ♦4071.281
Berling, K.
Kunstgewerbliche Stilproben. Leipzig, 1898.
24 pp. Pis. 4010a. 1 18
288
October
Midottx, fitienne, and Augaste Matton.
£tude sur les filigranes des papiers em-
ployes en France aux xive et xve si^es.
Accompagn^ de 600 dessins lithographies.
Paris, 1868. 64 pp. 4016.39
New Panama canal co.
I. Final and definite report of the Interna-
tional technical commission, rendered No-
vember 16, 1898 ... 2. Actual status of
the Panama canal and works . . . Photo-
graphic views of canal and construction
work. [N. Y.] 1898. 38 pp. Pis. Map.
= 4461.143
Wilson, Eugene B.
Hydraulic and placer mining. N. Y., 1898.
Illus. 7868.32
Wutke, Conrad.
Die Breslauer Messe. Hamburg, 1895. 60
pp. No. 14 in ♦5914.50. N.F. 10
Agriculture.
James, Charles Canniff.
Practical agriculture. American edition.
Edited by J. Craig. N- Y., 1899. Illus.
3999.182
Moor, V. P. G. de.
Du tabac. Description historique, botanique
et chimique. 2e edition. Paris. [1898.]
Illus. 7999.13^
Military and Naval Art, Science,
and History.
Duhamd, M. J. F. Heniy.
Au pays des Alpins. Grenoble, 1899. Illus.
Portrs. ♦4861.65
An account of the French Aloine army.
Gardiner, Samuel Rawson, editor.
Letters and papers relating to the first
Dutch war, 1652-1654. VoL i. [London.]
1899. [Navy records society.] ♦2502. 11 7. 13
Ingalls, James M.
Problems in curved and indirect fire. Fort
Monroe, Virginia, 1899. 64 pp. = 5955.72
Kaehlig, E, von.
Osterreich-Ungam : Das Heer, von E. von
Kahlig; Die Flotte, von R. Ritter von
Jedina. Berlin. [1898.] Illus. Portrs.
Pis. Maps. [Die Heere und Flotten dcr
Gegenwart. ] 3952. 147.4
Sanchez de Toca, Joaquin.
Del poder naval en Espana, y su politica
econ6mica para la nacionalidad ibero-
americana. Madrid, 18^. 3096.182
Amusements. Games.
Sports.
Babington, E. R., editor.
Hidden sense. Seek and find; or double
acrostics. London. 1867. = 40093.186
Oakley country club, Watertown, Mass.
[Rules, by-laws, etc.], 1899. Boston, 1899.
= ♦4009.243
Spinnewyn, Anthime, and Paul Manoury.
L'escrime i T^p^e. Paris, 1898. Ulos.
Portr. 4006.164
Fiction.
In Danish.
Brosb^l, Johan Carl Christian.
Krybskytten. Fortaelling af Cant Etlar
[Pseud.]. Kjfifbenhavn, 1883. Illus.
4909C.124
In English.
Birt, Archibald.
Castle Czvargas: a romance. N. Y., 1899.
57.58
Briscoe, Margaret Sutton.
The sixth sense and other stories. N. Y.,
1899. Pis. 68.55
Brown, Anna Robeson.
A cosmopolitan comedy. N. Y., 1899. 5753
Bryden, Henry Anderson.
An exiled Scot Being passages in the life
of Ranald Cameron of Fannich. N. Y.,
1899. 5759
Buchan, John.
A lost lady of old years. London, 1899.
57.60
Eraser, Mary Crawford.
The custom of tlie country. Tales of new
Japan. N. Y., 1899. 5752
Haggard, Henry Rider.
AiTan the hunter: a tale of three lions.
Boston. [1898.] Pis. 77.143
Hayens, Herbert.
In the grip of the Spaniard. London, 1899.
77.144
Venezuela, struggle for independence under Boli-
var, iSai.
Murfree, Mary Noailles. (Charles Egbert
Craddocic. )
The bushwhackers & other stories. Chicago.
1899. 68.57
O., T. W.
Philip. The story of a boy violinist. Bos-
ton, 1808. 77.142
Oliphant, Margaret Oliphant Wilson.
A widow's tale and other stories. With an
introductory note by J. M. Barrie. N. Y.,
1899. 57.54
Rayner, Emma.
In castle & colony. Chicago, 1899. 68.51
Sheehan, P. A.
The triumph of failure. A sequel to "Geof-
frey Austin, student." London, 1899. 57-6i
Warner, Charles Dudley.
That fortune. . N. Y., 1899. 68.52
Wilcox, Marrion.
Vengeance of the female. Chicago, 1899.
68.56
In French.
Le Querdec, Yves.
Lettres d'un cur6 de Canton.
Paris, 1898.
2678.236
i899
Segur, Sophie, comtesse de.
Jean qui grogne et Jean qui rit.
Edition. Paris, 1895.
In German.
289
Nouvelle
6695*62
Groller, Baldwin.
Ganz zufallig und andere humoristische No-
vellen. Leipzig. [1898.] 82 pp.
4896.50.396
Meissner, Alfred.
Novellen. 2. Ausgabe. Leipzig, 1876. 3 v.
in 2. 6899.157
In Polish.
Orzeszkowa, Eliza.
Iskry. Nowelle. Warszawa, 1898. 3066.203
In Spanish.
Valera, Juan. 1824-
De varios colores. Madrid, 1898. 3099.106
In Swedish.
Hedberg, Frans Teodor.
N3ra berattelser och skizzer. Stockholm.
[1892.] = 4909b.i30
Associations. Clubs.
McGrath, Thomas Francis.
History of the Ancient order of Hibernians.
With biography of the Rt. Rev. James A.
McFaul . . . Qeveland. [1898.] Portrs.
7569.9s
Periodicals. Annuals.
Indexes.
Amherst literary monthly. Vol. xiii, no. 7.
Jan., 1899. Amherst, 1899. = *7294-25
Conservative review, The. Quarterly. Vol. i,
no. I, 2. Washington, 1899. = *735i.25
Current numbers are in the Periodical Room.
Nederlandsche maatschappij ter bevordering
van nijverheid, Haarlem.
Algemeen register op het Tijdschrift, (deel
1-30. Jaarg. 1833-1867) bewerkt door J.
Nagel. Haarlem, 1868. ♦7372.11
Ringeren. Redigeret af Sigurd Ibsen under
medvirkning af B. Bj^mson og J. E. Sars.
Argang 2, no. 1-20. 1899. Kristiania,
1899. Portrs. ^7340.29
STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT.
BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS RECENTLY ADDED.
Social Science.
Political Economy.
Acollas, Ren6.
Finances communales. Paris, 1898. 5649a.62
Arcndt. Charles.
£conomie politique scientifique. Paris, 1899.
9330.1-6
Beaufort, Raphael Ledos de.
Uachevemcnt et Tapplication de la r6forme
monetaire de la Russie. Paris, 1899.
9332.4047-2
Beaure, Auguste.
Theorie et pratique de la monnaie. T. i.
Berlin. [1898.] 3643.155
Blackburn chamber of commerce.
Report of the mission to China, 1896/7.
Blackburn, 1898. Map. = 3654.12
Blanc, Joseph.
Histoire des principes de la repartition et
de la quotit6 dans Timpot direct. Tou-
louse. 1898. 9336.21-2
Bureau, Paul.
L'association de Touvrier au profits du pa-
tron et la participation aux benefices . . .
Paris, 1898. 9331.21-3
C^renville,^ Max de.
Lcs impots en Suisse. Assiette. — Quotit6.
— Mesures d'ex^cution. Lausanne, 1898.
3641.26
Croce, Benedetto.
Essai d'interpritation et de critique de
quelques concepts du Marxisme. Paris,
^ 1898. 93355-2
Derbanne, Jacques.
La reforme des impots en Prusse. Paris,
^ 1899. 9336.2943
Deutsches Handels-Archiv. Zeitschrift fur
Handel und Gewerbe. Jahrgang 1899.
Januar-Heft. Berlin. [1899.] *7640a.25
Dreyfus, Robert.
Essai sur les lois agraires sous la r6publique
romaine. Paris, 1898. 9333-09
Duthoya, Louis.
Villes franches, ports francs et entrepots de
douanes. Paris, 1899. ;^i.ioi
Flora, Federico.
La finanza e la ques^ione sociale. Torino,
1897. 9336.2-4
Garelli, Alessandro Stefano.
Suir ordinamento dei tributi locali. Torino,
1898. 3643.157
Graziadei, Antonio.
La produzione capitalistica. Torino, 189a
5643.161
Graziani, Augusto.
Studi sulla teoria dell' interessc Torino,
^ 185^. , 9332^3
Grunzel, Joseph.
Handbuch der intemationalen Handel spoli-
tik. Wien, 1898. 938ao2
Hamelin, Maurice.
Des concessions coloniales. Paris, 1899.
9325-344
Harris, William J.
Imperial commercial federation of the
United Kingdom and the colonies. Lon-
don, 1896. *3658.88
Hassert, Ernest Emil Kurt.
Deutschlands Kolonien. Leipzig, 1899. Maps.
3053.239
Isem, Dami4n.
Problemas y teoremas econ6micos, sociales
y jurldicos. T. i. Madrid, 1897. 3569.267
Kraaz, Albert.
Bauemgut und Frohndienste in Anhalt vom
16. bis zum 19. Jahrhundert Jena, 1898.
933309-3
Leslie, Thomas Edward Qiffc
Land systems and industrial economy of
Ireland, England, and continental coun-
tries. London, 1870. *5564.I46
Letoumeau, Charles Jean Marie.
L' Evolution du commerce dans les diverses
races humaines. Paris, 1897. 9380.09
Loria, Achille.
La costituzione economica odiema. Torino,
1899. ^ 9333.3-3
The economic foundations of society.
Translated from the 2d French edition by
L. M. Keasbey. London, 1899. 3568.229
Luzzati, Ippolito.
Sul riordinamento del credito agrario. To-
rino, 1898. 9332.31-4
Masson, Paul Jean Baptiste.
Histoire du commerce fran^ais dans le Le-
vant, au xviie siede. Paris, 1896.
3651.110
Menger, Anton.
The right to the whole produce of labor.
With bibliography. London, 1899.
5567.48
Mollien, Francois Nicolas, comte.
Memoires d'un Ministre du tr6sor public
1780-1815. Paris, 1898. 3 V. 3643.163
National^onomisk Tidsskrift Tidsdcrift for
Samfundssp^rgsmaal, 0konomi og Han-
del. K^nhavn, 188^-99. 10 v. =
•9330.5489
899
ys, Ernest.
Recherches sur Thistoire de reconomie poli-
tique. Bruxelles, 1898. 3643-159
irenne, Henri.
La hanse flamande de Londres. Bruxelles,
1899. 3656.22
'orter, Robert P.
Industrial Cuba. N. Y., 1899. Pis. Maps.
3654.14
'owers. Harry Huntington.
Wealth and welfare. Phila., 1899. 565777
lambaud, Joseph. " .
Histoire des doctrines 6conbmiques. Paris,
. 1899. 9330.9-3
Loif. A.
Questions d'enseignement commercial. Paris,
18^. 9380.07-4
Lossififnol, L. M.
Le canal de Suez. Paris, 1898. 365340
»angiorgio, Gaetano.
I] commercio del mondo. Milano, 1898.
9382.09
Ichmoller, Gustav.
Umrisse und Untersuchung^n zur Verfas-
sungs-, Verwaltungs- una Wirtschaftsge-
schichte, besonders des preussischen
Staates im 17. und 18. Jahrhundert.
Leipzig, 1898. 9330.943
>ouchon, Auguste.
Les theories ^conomiques dans la Grece an-
tique. Paris, 1898. 9330.1-3
!*hery, Edmond.
La situation ^conomique et financj^re de
TEspagne. Paris, 1899. 9336.46
Jlrich, Franz.
Les chemins de fer d'etat, les voies navi-
gables d*6tat, et la politique 6conomique
de I'Allemagne. Paris, 1898. = 9385.943
Valras, L^on.
Etudes d'6conomie politique appliqu6e. Lau-
sanne. 1898. 9330.1-8
Watson, David K.
History of American coinage." N. Y., 1899.
3647.140
^eyl, Qaude.
La r^glementation du travail des femmes
dans Tindustrie. (Loi du 2 novembre
1892.) Paris, 1898. 5583.26
AThittan, William, jr.
Cotton goods trade of Venezuela . , . Phila..
1899. . 9382.73-7
Political Science.
Linton, William James.
The religion of organization. [New Haven,
1892.] = 3563.202
Vlay, Rev.. Joseph. 1836-
Militarism — the enemy of civilization.
Phila. [1899.] = 7578.125
Meumann-Hofer, Adolf.
Die Entwicklung der Sozialdemokratie bei
den Wahlen zum deutsch^n Reichstage.
Statistisch dargestellt. Berlin, 1898.
9335.51
North Dakota. Constitutional convention. 1889.
Official report of the proceedings and de-
bates. Bismarck 1889. = 9342.7842-2
291
Ortroy, F. van.
Conventions internationales d6finissant les
limites actuelles des possessions, protec-
torats et spheres d'influence en Afrique.
Bruxelles, 1898. Folded n^ap. 3051.144
Sandys, Charles.
Consuetudines Kanciae. A history of gavel-
kind and other remarkable customs in the
County of Kent. London, 1851. ♦2504.120
Sociology.
Alliance nationale pour Taccroissement de la
population frangaise.
Programme, statuts et compte-rendu, 1897/98.
Paris, 1898. = ♦9312.944
Brabrook, Edward William.
Provident societies and industrial welfare.
London, 1898. 9332.31-3
Cahn^ Ernst.
Das Schlafstellenwesen in den deutschen
Grossstadten, und seine Reform. Mit be-
sonderer Berticksichtig^ung der Stadt Mtin-
chen. Stuttgart, 1898. 3565.258
Charity organization society of Hartford,
Conn.
Report, 1894-97. Hartford, 1895- [98]. =
♦9361.9746-5
Chevallier, Emile.
De Tassistance dans les campagnes. Indi-
gence, prevoyance, assistance. Paris, 1889.
9361.-1
Congres international de legislation du travail,
Brussels, 1897.
Rapports et compte rendu analytique des st-
ances. 27 au 30 sept. 1897. Bruxelles,
^ . 1898. ♦9331.8-3
Dejacques, Joseph.
L'humanisphere. Bruxelles, 1899. =
3569.263
Du Puy, Hubert.
Vagabondage & mendicity. Commentaire
criti(jue de la legislation en vigeur et des
conditions de Tassistance. Paris, 1899.
9339-1
Ellena, V.
Delia emigrazione e delle sue leggi. Roma,
1876. = 9325.245-3
Fay. Edward Allen.
Marriages of the deaf in America. Wash-
injfton, 1898. = 5594.137
Fourniere, Eugene.
L'idealisme social. Paris, 1898. 3563.206
Garreau, L.
L'^tat social de la France au temps des
croisades. Paris, 1899. 3564.254
Gonnard, Ren^.
La depopulation en France. Lyon, 1S98.
9312.944-2
Biblio^aphie, pp. i-s.
Guesde, Mathieu Basile.
Collectivism. Speech in the French Cham-
ber of deputies. N. Y., 1895. =
No. I in 3549a. 127.4
Haulleville, Alphonse de.
Les aptitudes colonisatrices des Beiges et la
question coloniale en Belgique. Bruxelles,
1898. 3561.177
292
Hauser, Henri.
Ouvriers du temps pass6. (xve-xvic
si^es.) Paris, 1899. 3563.207
Illinois industrial school for girls, South
Evanston.
Annual report, I4th-20th, 1890/91-96/97.
Chicago, 1872-185^. = *9362.7773-2
International association of factory inspectors.
Annual convention. [Boston? 1898. j =
♦3656.24
Jarvis, Edward.
Political economy of wealth. Boston, 1874.
9614.004
Jones, John Viriamu.
The enfranchisement of women. A speech.
London, 1893. = P.63.464
Koren, John.
Economic aspects of the liquor problem. An
investigation made for the Committee of
fifty. Boston, 1899. 7588.183
Lilienfeld. Paul von.
Zur Vertheidigung der org[^ischer Methode
in der Sociologie. Berlm, 1898. =
3563.200
Massart. Jean, and Kmile Vandervelde.
Parasitisme organique et parasitisme social.
Paris. 1898. 9301.-4
Meuriot, Paul.
Des agglomerations urbaines dans TEurope
contemporaine. Essai sur les causes, les
conditions, les consequences de leur d^-
veloppement. Paris. 1898. 9352.001
Mus6e social. [Bulletin mensuel.] Ann^
1899. No. I, 2. Paris, 1899. = ♦356oa.i2i
National society for women's suffrage.
Parliamentary echoes. Extracts from
speeches on women's suffrage in the
House of commons., Westminster. 1896.
= P.63.633.2
Orphan asylum, I. O. B. B., Qeveland, O.
Annual reports, 26th-30th, 1893/94-97/98.
Geveland. 1804-98. = ♦5579a. 162
Reform school, The, of the District of Co-
lumbia.
Annual report, 24th-28th. Washington,
189.3-97. = . 9364.753
Repertoire des faits politiques, sociaux. 6cono-
miques et g^n^raux. Ann6e [i,] 2. 1896,
07. [R6dig^ par] A. S. Grenier. Paris.
[1897, 08.] 2 V. ♦3.'>6i.i79
Revue sociale & politique publi^e par la So-
ci^t^ d'^tudes sociales et politiques. Brux-
elles. 1891-95. = 9305493
Rist. Charles.
R6glementation legale de la joum^e de tra-
vail de Touvrier adulte en France. Paris.
1808. 9331.81
Saint Paul. Saint Paul workhouse.
Annual reoort of the directors, 3d-6th,
1884/85-88. Saint Paul, 1886-89. =
9364.776-4
Saleilles. Raymond.
L'individualisation de la peine, fitude de
criminality sociale. Paris. 1898. 3563.208
Soulier. H.
Des origines et de T^tat social de la nation
francaise. [Paris.] 1898. 9321.09
Storv. Alfred Thomas.
The martyrdom of labour. London, 1899.
3567.218
October
Wilson, James Maurice.
A speech delivered at the annual meeting of
the Manchester national society for
women's suffrage, Nov. 29, 1893. Man-
chester, 1894. = P.63.97S
Wright. Carroll Davidson.
Outline of practical sociology. With special
reference to American condition. N. Y.,
1899. 9302.-2
Public Documents.
United States.
Agriculture, Department of.
Our foreign trade in agricultural products,
1894-18^, by Frank H. Hitchcock. Wash-
ington, 1899. *S652.39-I5
Commission appointed to investigate the con-
duct of the War department in the war
with Spain.
Report Washington, 1899. = 4420a. 140
Geological survey.
Wells of southern Indiana, by Frank Lcv-
erett Washington, 1899. = *3994.2a26
Intercontinental railway commission.
[Report.! Washington, 1898. Text, 3 v. in
4 ; Atlas, 3 V. = ^t^ScolSz
Interior department
Suoerintendent of Indian schools.
Syllabus of language work. Washington.
1804. = 3595.190
Labor, Department of.
The Italians in Chicago. A social and eco-
nomic study. Prepared under the direc-
tion of Carroll D. Wright Washington,
1897. = 3570.167.9
State department.
Proclamations and decrees during the war
with Spain. Washington, 1899. =
4420a. 138=9341.3
Treasury department.
Report and recommendations on the customs
tariff on the island of Porto Rico. By
Robert P. Porter. Washington, 1899. =
9381.7295-2
Report on the commercial and industrial
condition of Cuba. By Robert P. Porter.
Special report. The currency of the island.
Washington. 1898. = 9J81.7291-4
Revised regulations governing the sampling
and classification of imported sugars and
molasses under the act of July 24, 1897.
Washington, 1899. = 7643.182
War deoartment.
The War of the rebellion. Official records
of the Union and Confederate armies.
Series i. Index to battles, campaigns, etc,
[Washington.] 1899. = *4223.S4
Adjutant general.
Course of instruction for artillery gunners.
Mathematics. By Arthur Murray.
Washington. 1893. = 5952. lOp
Selected professional papers translated
from European military publications.
Washington, 1898. = 595iS6
i899
Separate States.
Arizona. Auditor.
Biennial report for 1887, 88, 95-98. Phoenix,
1888-99. = 9336.791
Colorado.
Denver. Bureau of health.
Typhoid fever in Denver, and measures
proposed for its prevention. Denver, 1897.
= ♦9614.0783-6
Florida. Treasurer.
List of insurance companies authorized to do
business in Florida, with statement of
their condition and transactions. [Jack-
sonville.] 1881-^. = 93^-9759
Report, 1887-89, 91, 92, 95-98. Tallahassee,
i88&^. = 9336.759
Ulmois.
Illinois central hospital for the insane,
Jacksonville.
Biennial report, 24th-26th, 1892/94-96/98.
Springfield, 1894-98. = *9362.2773-s
Indiana. Indiana state prison.
Report, annual, 1887/88, biennial, 1893-98.
Indianapolis, 1889-98. = ^9364.772
Iowa. Board of health.
Registration report, ist, 1881. Des Moines,
1883. = 9614. 1777
Maryland.
Bsdtimore. Health department
Chart no. 1-4. Annual mortality from
[various diseases] 1830-1888, inclusive.
Baltimore. [1889.] = 96i4.075>-4
Weekly return of deaths and interments
in Baltimore. [1879-88.] Baltimore.
[1880-89.] = ♦96i4.075>-4
Massachusetts. General court
An act relating to the public schools of the
city of Boston; and providing for a re-
organization of the government thereof.
[Boston, 1898.] = 3596.187
Dedham. Conmiittee appointed to consider
the subject of municipal electric light-
mg.
3563.28
Report Dedham, 1899. =
Michigan. State board of health.
Proceedings of the quarter-centennial cele-
bration of [its] establishment, held at De-
troit, August 9, 1898. [Lansing? 1898.]
= 5762.89
Minnesota. State reformatory.
Annual report ist-9th, biennial report, ist,
1889-93, 1894-98. Minneapolis [etc].
1890-98. = *9364-776
Minneapolis. Board of health.
Annual report, 1887/88, 88/89, 97* Min-
ntSLffolia, 1888-98. = 9614.0776-4
Mississippi. State treasurer.
Bienmal report, 1886-97. Jackson, 1888-97.
= ♦9336.762
Montana.
Insurance laws, containing also acts of 1897.
Helena. [1898?^ = 9368.9:^
Board of state prison commissioners.
Annual report, 8th, 1898. Helena, 1890.
= ^ 9364.:^
Nevada. State treasurer.
Annual report, 1898. Carson City, 1899. =
*9336.793-2
293
State board of health.
Report, 1898. Carson City, 1899. =
♦9614.0793
New Jersey,
New Jersey training school for feeble-
minded children, Vineland.
Annual report, 2d-ioth, 1890-98. Cam-
den [and Vineland], 1890-98. =
♦9362.3749
New York, state. State commission of prisons.
Annual report for 1897, 98. [Albany.] 1898,
„ 99. = ♦9364.747
Pennsylvania. Department of agriculure.
Preliminary reports of the Secretary of
agriculture. Deputy secretary of agricul-
ture, Economic zoologist. Commissioner of
forestry, Dairy and food commissioner,
State veterinarian, for 1897. [Harrisburg.]
1898. = ^5996.38.34
Wells, Levi.
Pure food and dairv laws of Pennsylvania.
[Harrisburg.] 1898. = ♦5996.38.32
Rhode Island. General treasurer.
'Annual report made January, 1886-89, 99-
Providence, 1886-99. = 9336.745
South Dakota. Treasurer.
Report, 1895/96, 97/98. Pierre. 1896, 08. =
9330.7S3.2
Wisconsin. State board of health.
Suggestions for the restriction and preven-
tion of small pox. Revised edition. [Mil-
waukee] 1899. = 5795.47
Foreign.
Argentina.
Buenos Aires.
Anuario estadistica, 1896. La Plata, 1898.
= 9318.2-4. 1896
Municipal statistics bureau.
Monthly return of municipal statistics.
1894-1899. Buenos Aires, 1894-99. =
♦9318.2-5
Austria.
K. k. Ackerbau Ministerium.
Statistisches Jahrbuch, 1898. Erstes Heft.
Statistik der Emte des Jahres 1898.
Wien, 1899. 9338.0436.185^
Kaiserlich-konigliche Permanenz - Commis-
sion fur die Handelswerte.
Berichte uber die Handel she wegung sowie
Bewertung der im Jahre 1896 ein- und
ausgeftihrten Waren des osterreichisch-
ungarischen Zollgebiets. Wien, 1897. =
♦9382.43^-3
Kaiserliche koenigliche statistische Central-
Commission.
Statistik der Sparcassen in der im Reichs-
rathe ertretenen Konigreichen und Land-
em fiir das Jahr 1895. Wien, 1898. =
9332.2436
Bulgaria.
Album de statistique graphique des 6coles
primaires, 1894-95. Sophia, 1899. =
9379.497-3
Statistique du recrutement militaire r6gu-
lier pendant Tannic 1897. Sophia, 1899.
= 9354.4957
294
October
Canada.
Department of agriculture.
Books and magazines for farmers. [Ot-
tawa, 189-?] = ♦6i;^32
Parliament.
Documents relating to the proposed Pa-
cific cable. Ottawa, 1899. = 9384-25
Montreal. Harbor commissioners.
Annual reports for 1898. Montreal, 1899.
= ♦9387.971-3
Egypt
Compte-rendu des travaux de la commis-
sion de l.a dette publique. 1897. 9336.62
Postal guide, July, 1899. = 93835
Administration des douanes.
Le commerce ext^rieur de I'ftjgypte pen-
dant rann6e 1898. Alexandrie, 1899. =
9582.62.1898
Rapport du Directeur g^n^ral, 18^.
Alexandrie, 1899. = 9382.62-4
Commerce ext^rieur.
Monthly. Nos. 3, 4, 1899, mars, avril.
9382.62-3
Annual. 9382.62.1879, 80, 98
Finland. Statistiska centralbyr&n.
Ofversigt af Finlands ekonomiska tillstind.
Fem&rsperioden, 1876-1895. Helsingfors,
1899. = 9314-71-2
Statistik &rsbok for Finland, 1899. Hel-
singfors, 1888-99. = 9314*71
France.
Minist^re des colonies.
Statistiques coloniales pour Tann^e 1896.
Paris, 1899. = 9325.344-6
Germany.
Breslauer Statistik. B. 19. Heft i, 2, 4.
Breslau, 1899. = 9314.314-2
Dresden.
Mittheilun^en des statistischen Amtes der
Stadt. Heft 1-9. Dresden, 1891-1899.
= 9314.321-S
India. Pamir boundary commission.
Report on the proceedings of the Pamir
tK>undary commission. Major-general M.
G. Gerard . . . commissioner. 1896. Cal-
cutta, 1896. *3040a.i52
Italy. Direzione generate della statistica.
Statistica giudiziaria penale per Tanno 1881-
83, 85-9(5 [Anche] 1880 (Introduzione).
Roma, 1883-99. 15 V. *9365.45
Netherlands. Centraal Bureau voor de statis-
tiek.
Jaarcijfers. Kolonien, 1893-97. 9314.92-4
New South Wales.
Department of mines and agriculture.
The farmers and fruit-growers' guide.
Compiled by W. H. Qarke. Sydney
1897. nius. = 7992-37
Russia.
R6colte des c^r^es dliiver et d'6te, 1898,
compar6e aux r^coltes de 1893-97. St
P^tersbourg, 1899. = 9338.147
Sweden. Arbetsstatistik.
1. Leffler, Johan.
Undersokning af bageriema i sverige.
Stockholm, 18^ =r 933i-0^
2. Elmquist, Henning.
Undersolming af tobaksindustrien i Sve-
rige. Stodcholm, 1899. = 9331. 0485
United Kingdom.
Board of trade.
The labour gazette. Vol. 1-6 ; 7, no. 1-3.
London. [i894-99-] 6 v. = *933i 0542
Parliament
North Atlantic freeboard. London, 1899.
9387.^2
Papers relating to the contract for the At-
bara bridge (Egypt). London, 1899.
9624.-1
Scotland fishery board.
Reports on markets for Scottish-cared
herrings on the continent and in the
United States of America. London,
1899. 9382.17
South African republic
Correspondence relating to the Bloem-
fontein conference, 1899. London,
1899. 9968.2^4
Furdier correspondence relating to pro-
posed political reforms. July, 1899.
9968.2-5
Venezuela arbitration.
1. Case of the gov e r nm ent of Her Brit-
annic Majesty.
2. Counter-case of the government of
Her Britannic Majesty.
3. Argument presented on the part of
the government of Her Britannic
Majesty. 9341.6987
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BOSTON
Part II.
A LIST OF MAPS AND VIEWS OF BOSTON
AND BOSTON HARBOR
1633 - 1899.
The preparation of this list of Maps and Views of Boston and Boston
Harbor was begun by the late Mr. J. F. Carret, whose death in December,
1897, caused a suspension of the task. It has been revised and completed by
Mr. John Murdoch, of the Library staff.
The list as now offered forms a portion of a Bibliography of Boston,
begim by Mr. Edwin M. Bacon, of this city. Part i, containing the official
documents of Boston during its existence as a town, is published in the Monthly
Bulletin for February, 1898. Other parts will follow in due course.
1633.
Winthrop, John.
[Map of Boston and Massachusetts Bay.]
ri^ston? 1633.] Size, 1454 X 20}^ inches.
Scale (computed), 2.8 Italian miles to i
inch. No. i in *Map 32.1
A photop-aphic copy of a map in the Sloane col-
lection in the British museum.
1687.
Wells, PhUlip.
[Chart of Boston harbor. 1 [Boston, 1687-
i688?l Size, 21^ X i6ji inches. Scale,
(computed), i mile to i inch. **Map 16.5
This IS the earliest known chart of Boston Har-
bor and bears the legend: "This Harbour of
Boston with soundings without & comings in are
laid down as taken by Captain John Favrwether,
Capt." Thomas Smith, Captn. Timothy Armitage,
Capt" Joseph Eldridge masters, and Phillip
Wells Imployed for the same by his Excellency
Sr. Edmund Andros Knight Captain General &
GoYemour in chief of his Majesties Territory &
Dominion of New England in America.
Same. Fac-simile. [Boston, 1893.] (2) pp.
of explanatory text. ♦Map i6.3=*Map 16.4
Cut from Bulletin of the Boston Public library,
new series, vol. la [**6aooa. 53.12].
1692.
Daux, Qievalier.
Plan de Boston. Tir^ par le chevalier Daux
envoy6 aux Iroquois par Mr. de frontenac,
lequel y a este retenu deux ans quatre
mois prisonnier. 1692. Traced from the
orifdnal in the D^ot des cartes de la
marine at Paris ... by Alfred Grecnough
. . . 1879. Size, 29^ X 22 inches. Scale,
1000 feet to I inch. *Map 30.1
Same. With note. Fac-simile. 4351. 116
From the Bulletin of the Public library of the
city of Boston, January, 1894.
1683.
Franquelin, Jean Baptiste Louis.
Carte de la ville, baye, et environs de Bas-
ton. Par lean Baptiste Louis Franquelin,
hydroR. du Roi, 1693. V6rifi^e par le S'.
de la Motte. Size, 2354 X 32 inches.
Scale, I lieue to SJi inches. *Map 39.15
This IS a tracing from a manuscript chart, the
earliest that gives the coast line, the positions of
the islands, and ship channel, etc, with any
degree of accuracy. "Traced from the original
in the D^pot des cartes de la marine, at Paris,
& presented to the Boston Public library, by
Alfred Greenough, June^ 1879."
For a brief mention of it, see H. Harrisse, Car-
tographic de la Nouvelle France, p. 213 [*6is8.i4].
Same. Lithographic fac-simile, i^.
♦Map i8.4=No. 2 in ♦Map 32.i=^^Map 18.5
Same. Reduced reproduction. (In Marcel,
G. Reproductions de cartes . . . relatifs
i la d6couverte de TAm^rique. Paris,
1893.) No. 22 in ♦Map 41.2
Same. Photographic copy reduced to
10^ X hH inches. No. 3 in ♦Map 32.1
[Baston et (Hiarleston.] [Paris, 1693.]
Size, 7X5 inches. Scale, none.
No. 4 in ♦Map 32.1
Photograph of a part of his Carte de la ville . . .
de Baston.
1604.
Southake, (^p*. Cyprian.
A-dravght of Boston-Harbor. [Boston?]
296
October
1694. Size, isJi X ^9% inches. Scale,
about I mile to i inch. In colors.
No. 5 in *MtLp 33.1
Made by Avgrttine Fitxhugh, from a toMp in the
British museum.
Morden, Robert
A new map of the English empire in
America. London. [i6--r] Size; ig}i X
23 inclies. Scale (computed), 90.5 miles
to I inch. No. 46 in ♦♦♦Map 57.3
Submaps. — i. The harbour of Botton or Matta*
thuietta Bay. a. A ^enerall map of the coMts &
ifles of Europe, Africa and America.
1706.
Roemer, William Wolfgang.
[A drawn plan of Castle island in Boston
bay by Col. Romer. 1705.] 4 sheets in 2.
Plan of Castle William. Size, 11 54 X I354
inches. Scale (computed), 66^ feet to i
inch. Profiles of the fortifications. Size,
10 X 135^ inches. Scale (computed), 39
feet to I inch.
No. 3 in ♦♦23So.35=No. 8 in ♦Map J2.I
A photographic copy. Title taken from the Bnt-
ish museum catalogue of mapi» vol. x, p. ai6
[•J133.9.1].
The icgnographical draft of Castle island
whereupon is built Her. Maj**" castle . . .
named Castle WilLam. Cituated in the
bay of Boston . . . Made and survaied by
Collonel Romer in y* yare 1705. Size,
VH X 3954 inches. Scale (computed),
76.2 feet to I inch. No. 6 in ♦Map.32.1
Photographic copy.
1710.
Moll, Herman.
The world described; or a new and correct
sett of maps. | London. Bowles. 1710-
I7I5-1 30 maps in i v. Elephant f^.
No. I in ♦446o.i5=^Map 19.10
Map no. 7, North America, contains in the cor-
ner a plan of Boston harbor.
1711.
[Boston and eastern Massachusetts.] [ ?
1711?] Size 9>i X II inches. Scale, none.
No. loa in ♦Map 32.i=No. 11 in ♦♦2350.35
Photographic copy.
Exact draufl'ht. An, of bostone harbour, with
a survey of most of the islands about it
171 1. [Photographic copy.] Size, gji X
I2|^ inches. Scale (computed), 72 miles
to I inch.
No. 10 in ♦Map 32.i=No. i in ♦♦2350.35
Same. Reproduced ... by the Photo elec-
tric CO. Boston. Crane. 1883. Size,
Sli X 1 1/4 indies. Scale (computed),
.84 miles to i inch. No. 3 in ♦Map 30.8
The original of this map is in the British mu-
seum, and was made by order of Admiral Sir
Hovenden Walker, when the expedition under
his command was in Boston harbor.
1719.
Senex, John.
A new map of the English empire in
America . . . revised by 16^. Senex. [Lon-
don.] 1719. Size, 19^ X 22^ inches.
Scale (computed), 90.5 miles to i inch.
No. 42 in ♦Map i7.4=No. 3 in ♦Map 117.1
Contains submaps: i. The harbour of Boston, or
Mattathusetts Say. a. A generall map of the
coasts & isles of Europe, Africa, and America.
Apparently a reprint, without essential change,
of Robert Morden's map with same title [No. 46
in ♦••Map 57.3].
1798.
Bonner, John.
The town of Boston in New Eni^and. By
Capt John Bonner. 1722. En^ven and
pnnted by Fra: Dewing. Boston NR
1722. (Certified fac-simiie] by George G.
Smith, engraver. Boston. Smith. 1835.
Size, 16^ X 23 inches. Scale (coniputed),
j[58.2 feet to i inch. No. 13 in ♦Nlap 3^1
Two copies.
Same. Blue print of Bonner's original plate.
No. 12 in ♦Map 3^1
Bowen, Abel.
Plan of Boston in 1722. [Boston, 1825.]
Size, Sfi X 3 "A« inches. Scale, none.
No. I in ♦Map 3a8=Na 14 in ♦Map 32.1
Cut from Snow. History of Boston [a353-7]*
Same. (In Drake. History and antiquities
of Boston. P. 557* Boston, 1856.)
2350. io=^^23So. xo=*^23sa IS
17M.
Burgis, WillianL
Plan of Boston in New England ... en-
graven by Tho». lohnson. 1728. Rg>ro-
duced in 1869. [Boston, 1869.] Size,
lofi X 14^ inches. Scale (computed),
q6o feet to i inch. Na 16 in ♦Map 32.1
Two copies.
Same. Printed for the Bostonian society.
1885. No. 17 in ♦Map 32.1
Two copies.
1738.
Price, William.
A new plan of y^ great town of Boston New
England in 'America, with the many addi-
tional buildings and new streets to the
year 1739. Photographic copy. Boston,
1739. Size, 954 X 13 mches. Scale (com-
puted), 844.8 feet to I inch.
No. 18 in ♦Map 32.i=No. 2 in ♦♦a3S0.35
The legend gives the dates of the great fires, risi-
tations of the smallpox, and datca of the found-
ing of the churches.
174S.
Same. 1743. Engraved by Fra, Dewing.
1743. Size, 16% X 23^ inches. Scale
(computed), 452.1 feet to i inch.
No. 19 in ♦Map 32.1
Same. Reduced "process" copy. Size,
754 X 10 inches. No. la in ♦Mi^ 30.8
1767,
Bowen, Emanuel.
Particular draughts and plans of some of
the principal towns and harbours belong-
ing to the English, French, and Spaniards,
in America and West Indies. Collected
from the best authorities. [London, 1757.]
Size, izH X 17 inches. 13 plans on x
sheet No. 48 in ♦Map 57*3
TThe first plan is A draught 01 Boston hwbour.
Cut from his A complete system of geography,
vol. a [•daso.io.a].
Jefferys, Thomas.
A mao of the most inhabited part of New
England; containing the provinces of
Massachusetts Bay and New Hampshire,
with the colonies of Connecticut and
Rhode Island. London. Jefferys. 1774-
Size, iio X 37H inches. Scale (computed),
7 miles to i inch. Submaps. — i. A plan
of the town of Boston. Size, SVis X 5^
inches. Scale, none. 2. A plan of Boston
899
297
harbor from an accurate survey. Size,
SVit X SH inches. Scale (computed),
2.3 miles to i inch.
No. 14, 15 in *Map 54.6=No. 4, 5 u^
*Map ii8.5=*Map 1014.6
xxlge, J., engraver.
A chart of Uie coast of New England, from
Beverly to Scituate harbor, including the
ports of Boston and Salem. [London,
I774-] Size, 9^ X 6J< inches. Scale
(computed), 3.2 miles to i inch. Sub-
map. — A plan of the town of Boston.
Size, 4X5 inches. Scale, none.
No. 20a in *Map 32.1
Cut from London magazine, April, 1774 [*5i79.3.84].
few plan, A, of Boston harbour, from an
actual survey. Size, loj^ X 7 54 inches.
Scale (computed), 1.77+ miles to i inch.
(In Universal magazine. Vol. 54, p. 225.
London. I774-) *7224.8.S4
Ian, A, of the town and harbor of Boston,
17747 (plate engraved in England) from
an accurate survey by British authority
just previous to the revolutionary war.
Boston. A. O. Crane. 1875. Size, 14% X
I7ii inches. Scale (computed), 1.46+
miles to i inch. No. 20 in *Map 32.1
A somewhat enlarged heliotype copy of the map
in the Uniyersal magazine wnich is cited above.
1776.
Lrmstron^r. M. '
Thirty miles round Boston, by M. Arm-
strong. 14th Aug^. 1775. A Bell, sc.
Size, 8$i X 8fi inches. Scale (com-
puted), 6.9 miles to i inch.
No. 25 in *Map 32.i=No. 9 in **23S0.3S
Photographic copy.
)es Barres, Joseph Frederick Wallet
[Boston harbour.] London, 1775. Size,
27 J4 X APH inches. Scale (computed),
2060.54- feet to I inch. No.28in*Map32.i
Same. (In his Atlantic Neptune. Vol. 2.
London, 1777.)
No. 12 in *Map 116. 1.2 part 2
Same. Reproduced by A. Meisel. Boston,
1870. ♦4450.i5=No. 29 in *Map 32.1
Reprinted from Shurtleff. Topographical and
historical description of Boston [*44Si.a>, &c.J.
)urY, Andrew, publisher.
A plan of Boston, and its environs. Shew-
ing the true situation of His Majest/s
army. And also those of the rebels.
Drawn by an engineer at Boston. Oct'.
1775. London. Dury. 1776. Size 17^ X
25 inches. Scale (computed), 1263+ feet
to I inch. No. 16 in *Map M-6
The principal part of this plan was surveyed by
Richard Williamst Lieutenant at Boston.
Same. Photographic copy.
No. 30 in ♦Map 32.1
Four copies.
^ct plan of Creneral Gage's lines on Boston
Neck in America. Boston [?]. Size,
iifi X ^H inches. Scale (computed),
319 feet to I inch. No. 17 in ♦Map 32.1
Copied from Pennsylvania magazine, July 31, 1775
[-H-94.85].
*aden, William.
A plan of the town of Boston with the in-
Irenchments, &c., of His Majesty's forces
in 1775, from the observations of Lieut.
Paw . . . London, 1777. Size, 17^ X
12 inches. Scale (computed), 270.7 yards
to I tndi. No. 32 in ♦Map 32.1
Same. Reprint (In Frothingham. His-
tory of the siege of Boston. Boston, 185 1.)
2353.1
Map^ A, of 100 miles rotmd Boston. [Lon-
don, 1775.] Size, SH X 9}i inches.
Scale, none. No. 24 in ♦Map 32.1
Cut from Gentleman's magazine, voL 45
[•3135. i.45=**Ci.35».3.4S3.
Pelham, Henry.
A plan of Boston in New England and its
environs, including Milton, Dorchester,
Roxbury, Brooklin, Cambridge, Medford,
Charlestown, parts of Maiden and Chel-
sea, with the military works constructed
in those places in the years 1775 and 1776.
London, 1777, engraved in aqua tinta by
Francis Jukes. [Boston.] G. Lamb. 1876.
Size, 38^ X ^^ inches. Scale ( com-
puted )j 1184.^ feet to I inch. Fac-simile.
♦Map 34.2=No. 33 in
♦Map 32.i=No. 5 in ♦Map 30.8
Plan, A, of the town and chart of the harbour
of Boston, exhibiting a view of the
islands castle forts and entrances into the
said harbour. Feb^. ist 1775. [London.]
1775. Size, 10^ X 13K inches. Scale
(computed), 1.2+ miles to i inch.
No. 26 in ♦Map 32.1
Cut from Gentleman's magazine, vol. 45
[♦3i35i.45=**G.35i.3-4S].
Plan of the town of Boston and the circum-
jacent country, shewing the present situa-
tion of the King^s troops & die rebel's in-
trenchments. 25th July 1775. Size, 19H X
6Ji inches. Scale (computed), 122 rods
to I inch. Fac-simile. (In Massachusetts
historical society. Proceedings. Vol. 17.
Boston, 1879-80.) ♦2355.12.17
Robson, T., publisher.
Plan of the town of Boston with the attack
on Bunkers-hill in the peninsula of
Charlestown, th 17*^ of June 1775. New-
castle upon Tyne. [1775.] Size, iiH X
5^ inches. Scale, none.
No. 21 in ♦Map 32.1
Copied from plan bearing same title appended to
'The seat of war in New England by an Ameri-
can volunteer'* [No. 22 in *Map 57.3].
Same. Slightly enlarged, heliotype copy.
Size, 11^ X sH inches.
No. 21 a in ♦Map 32.1
Seat» The, of war in New England, by an
American volunteer, with the marches of
the several corps sent by the colonies
towards Boston, with the attack on Bun-
ker-Hill. London. R. Sayer & J. Bennett.
1775. Size, 17J4 X 21 inches. Scale
(computed), 7Vt miles to i inch. Sub-
maps. — I. Plan of Boston harbour, from
an actual survey. Size, 5"/i« X sVi*
inches. Scale (computed), 2^ miles to i
inch. 2. Plan of the town of Boston with
the attack on Bunker-Hill. Size, 11^ X
5Vi« inches. Scale, none.
No. 22 in ♦♦♦Map 57.3
Copies of the plan of Boston are on No. 21 in
*Map 33.1.
Boston with its environs in 1775 & 1776.
Size, 7X5 inches. Scale, 64(^.4 feet to
I inch. (In Sparks, Jared. The writings
of (jeorge Washington. Vol. 3, p. 26. Bos-
ton, 1838.)
4491. 103.3=2402. 1.3=8.6043.50.3
298
.^Lfti
October
Same. (In Celebration of centennial anni-
versary of the evacuation of Boston.
P. 138. Boston, 1876.)
♦23Si.S7=**G.3oai3
1776.
Bowles, Carrington.
Bowles's map of the seat of war in New
England. Comprehendmg the provinces of
Massachusetts Bay and New Hampshire;
with the colonies of Connecticut and
Rhode island. London. Bowles. 1776.
Size, 24/a X 19^ mches. Scale (com-
puted, )9^ miles to i inch. Submap. —
Plan of Boston with its harbour and en-
virons. 1776. Size, 4^ X 654 inches.
Scale (computed), 1.6 miles to i inch.
No. 13 in *Map 54.6
Chart, A, of the harbour of Boston, with the
soundings, sailing-marks, and other direc-
tions. [? 1770? J Size, 20fi X 34>i
inches. Scale (computed), 2413 feet to i
inch. No. 5 in *Map 48.9
Crane, Albert O., publisher.
Gen. Washington's revolutionary campaign
war map. After a survey ordered by him.
Showing the position of his army in de-
fence of Boston, 1776. Boston, 1875.
Heliotype. Size, 12^ X 19H inches.
Scale (computed), 2964.2 feet to i inch.
No. 31 in ♦Map 32.i=No. 8 in ♦Map 39.2
Des Barres, Joseph Frederick Wallet (
[Boston bay.] Nov'. 13, 1776. Size, 28 X
39>i inches. Scale (computed), 76 mjjes
to I inch. (In his Atlantic Neptune. Vol.
2, part 2. London, 1777.)
No. 9 in ♦Map 116. 1.2, part 2
177-.
Beaurain, Jean de.
Carte von dem Hafen und der Stadt Bos-
ton mit den umliegenden C^egenden und
den Lagern sowohl der Americaner als
auch der Englander von dem Cheval. de
Beaurin, nach dem Pariser Original von
1776. Leipzig. J. C. Miiller. [177-?] Size,
^SJi X 23^ inches. Sc^e (computed),
J^^mile to I inch. No. 27a in ♦Map 32.1
Two copies.
[Map of Boston, surrounded by 6 views. A
photographic copy of the original map in
the British museum. Size, 954 X n^
inches. Scale (computed), 6498.4 feet to
I inch.
No. 15 in *Map 32.i=No. 5 in ♦♦2350.35
The upper view is "Doston, the capital ot Mew
England; from Col. Hatch's house on the road
to Dorchester": the rest, different views of Castle
William. ^
Same. Enlarged photographic copy of map
and 4 side views. Size of map, 954 X 9
inches. Scale (computed), 3017. i feet to
I inch. No. 15a in ♦Map 32.1
1780.
France. Depot ^6neral de la marine.
Carte particuliere du havre de Boston, avec
les sondes, les bancs de sable, les rochers,
les amaies et les autres directions utiles
i la navigation. R^duite de la carte an-
glaise de J. E. S. Des Barres. [Paris.]
1780. Size, 22^ X 33^ inches. Scale
(computed), 3537.6 feet to i inch.
No. 34 in *Map 32.1
Two copies.
1784.
Plan of the town of Boston. Size, 9X5 */x«
inches. Scale, none. (,In Boston maga-
zine. Vcd. I, 3. Boston, 1784-86.)
*730oa.4.i, 3
Engraved Ux the Geogr^>htGal gSLsetteer of the
towns in the Commonwealth of llassachnsetts,
which it bound in at the back of each volume of
the magazine.
Keulen, Gerard Hulst van.
A new chart of the coast of New En^^and,
Nova Scotia, and the islands of St lohn.
Cape Breton, Sable, the banks of St
Peters . . . Amsterdam. Van Keulen
1784. Size, 22)4 X 42)i inches. Scale
(computed), 15.7.-^ geographical miles to i
inch. ::>ubmap. — A plan of the town of
Boston. Size, oH X 8f< inches. Scale
(computed), 1389 feet to i inch.
No. 10 in *Map 121. i
178a
Boston and its environs. Size, 8)i X 12H
inches. Scale (comouted), 4330-|- feet to
I inch. (In Gordon, William. The his-
tory of the rise ... of the United States.
Vol. 2. London, 1788.) ♦4402.22.2
1706.
Carleton, Osgood.
A plan of Boston from actual survey. 1796.
Boston. John West Size, 14^ X 8^
inches. Scale (computed), 46+ rods to
I inch. (In Bostpn directory. Boston,
1800.) *23S9.2.2
1798.
Holland, Samuel.
A chart of the coast of New England, from
the South Shoal to Cape Sable, including
(Georges Bank. From Holland's actual
surveys. Boston. W. Norman. [iTpS-l
Size, 39 J4 X 32}4 inches. Scale, none. (In
Norman. The American pilot Boston,
1798.) No. 7 in ♦♦E.I0.2
Conuins submaps: A plan of Boston harbour.
4 views.
Same, J. Norman. 1812. (In The Ameri-
can pilot, published by A. J. Allen & co.)
No. 6 in ♦Map 92.1
This is the same plate as the preceding, with
alterations and erasures in the legend.
1800.
Carleton, Osgood.
A new olan of Boston from actual surveys
b^ OsROod Carleton, with corrections, ad-
ditions and improvements. [Boston.]
1800. Size, 29H X 18^ inches. Scale,
none. No. 35 in ♦Map 32.1
Same. Reduced copy. Boston. Geo. B.
Foster. 1878. Size, 1754 X 12 inches.
Scale, none. No. 36 in ♦Map 32.1
1806.
Carleton, Osgood.
A '^lan of Boston from actual survey. [Bos-
ton, 1805?] Size, 1454 X 8J4 inches.
Scale (computed), 45.7 rods to i inch.
No. 12 in ♦Map 30.8
Altered from plate dated 1796. Front street (now
Harrison avenue) which has been added, was
laid out in 1805.
i8oa
Boston with its environs. Phila. Wayne.
1806. Size, 8^ X I3$i inches. Scale
i899
(commuted), 4353 feet to i inch.
No. 38 in ♦Map 32.1
Cut from Marshall. Life of Washington
[*Jt34aao.6, etc].
Norman, William, publisher.
A new nlan of Boston drawn from the best
authorities, with the latest improvements,
additions and corrections. Boston, 1806.
Size, 3554 X i^H inches. Scale (com-
puted), 21+ rods to I inch.
No. 37 in ♦Map 32.1
180-.
Plan of Boston. [Boston, 180-?] Size, 14 X
85^ inches. Scale (computed), 47+ rods
to I inch. No. 9 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. Size, 14 X 8^ inches.
No. 12a in ♦Map 30.8
These two maps are evidently from the same
pUte. The difference in size is probably due to
the quality oi the paper.
1810.
Plan of Boston. Size, 14^4 X 8^ inches.
Scale. 47 rods to i inch. (In Boston dir-
ectory. Boston, 1810.) ♦2359a.2(i8io)
In 1807 Charlestown St., Traverse st.. Canal St.,
etc were laid out across the mill pond and do
not appear on this map. See City Document 1x9
for 1^9, "Nomenclature of streets."
1814.
Hales, John Groves.
Map of Boston, surveyed by J. G. Hales.
[Boston.] 1814. Size, 30 X 28 inches.
Scale, 114 yards to i incn.
No. 39 in ♦Map 32.1
Same. Reissued. Boston. Williams & co.
1879. No. 3 in ♦Map 35.2
Three copies.
1817.
Wadsworth, Alexander Scammel.
Cliart of Boston harbour, surveyed in 18 17
... by order of Com*. William Bain-
bridge. Phila. Melish. 1819. Size,
34^ X AQH inches. Scale, 1500 ft. to i
inch. ♦Map 39.8
1819.
Hales, John Groves.
Maps of the street-lines of Boston, made for
the selectmen in 1819 and 1820. Repro-
duced in fac-simile, and published by the
city registrar [William H. Whitmore].
Boston. Rockwell & Churchill. 1894.
(8). 285 pp. L. f^ ♦Map 30.3
Two copies.
Same. B.H.Ref..26o.3
Hales, John Groves.
Map of Boston and its vicinity. From ac-
tual survey. Boston. Hales. 1819. Size,
24H X 30 inches. Scale, i mile to i inch.
No. I in ♦Map 35.2
The district covered extends from Beverlv on the
N. E., to Concord on the N. W., to Medfield on
the S. W., and to Scituate on the S. E.
Same. 1820. No. 11 in ♦Map 35-2
Same. With corrections in 1829. Boston,
1829. No. I in ♦Map 39.2
1820.
Plan of Boston. Size, 145^ X 8^ inches.
Scale (computed), 47 rods to i inch. 3
maps. (In Boston directory, 1820-22.
Boston, 1820-22.) ♦2359.2.1820-22
The Boston directories for 1820, 21, 22 each con-
tain a map printed from the same plate, but dif-
ferently dated. That lor 1822 has the wards col-
ored and numbered.
299
1821.
Hales, John Groves.
[Map of the] mill dam. Size, 5 Vi« X 6Vi«
inches. Scale (computed), 1985 feet to i
inch. (In his Survey of Boston. P. 24.
Boston, 1821.) ♦♦G.309.19
1824.
Bo wen, Abel.
Plan of Boston in 1824. Size, sH X sH
inches. Scale, none. (In Snow, C. H.
A history of Boston. " Boston, 1825.)
23S3-8=^^^2353.7
1826.
Annin, William B., and George G. Smith.
Plan of Boston comprising a part of Charles-
town and Cambridge . . . [Boston.]
1826. Size, 21 X 21 inches. Scale ( com-
puted )j 6c^.9 feet to i inch.
No. 40 in ♦Map 32.1
Drawn upon the face of this map in manuscript
is Plan of the new division of wards as agreed
upon in joint committee of city council, Aug. i,
1831.
1827.
Hunt, George, of Boston, and Charles Stimp-
son.
Plan of the city of Boston. [Boston, 1827?]
Size, 85^ X 14 inches. Scale (computed),
47 rods to I inch. ♦4459a.6
182-.
Plan of Boston. [Boston, 182-?] Size, I4J< X
8^ inches. Scale (computed), 835.5 feet
to I inch. No. 41 in ♦Map 32.1
Cut from Boston directory for i8»-? The copy of
the directory on shelf-no. 2359.2 lacks the map.
1830.
Bowen, Abel.
Map of Boston, county of Suffolk, and the
adjacent towns [Boston, 1830.] Size,
i2yi X I2>i inches. Scale (computed),
iJ4 miles to i inch. No. 11 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. (In Snow, C. H. A geography of
Boston. Boston, 1830.) ^4459^.4
1831.
Baker, Edmund J.
A map of the towns of Dorchester and Mil-
ton, 183 1, made tmder the direction of the
town's committees for the use of the
Commonwealth. Boston, 1831. Size, 24 X
31^ inches. Scale (computed), 1692.8
feet to I inch. ♦Map 52.6
Mitchell, Samuel Augustus.
Map of Massachusetts, Connecticut, and
Rhode Island. Philadelphia. Mitchell.
1831. Size, i6yi X 20 ^ inches. Scale
(computed), 10.7 miles to i inch.
4339a.39
Same. 1843. ♦4339a.40
Sub-map: Plan of Boston," etc.
1882.
Hales, John Groves.
Map of the town of Roxbury surveyed by
John G. Hales. Published under the super-
intendence of the select men, April, 1832.
[Boston.] 1832. Size, 16^ X 24% inches.
Scale, 100 rods to i inch.
*445i-37=No. 3 in ♦Map 34.3
Stimpson, Charles, publisher.
Plan of the city of Boston. [Boston.] 1832.
Size, B^ X iiH inches. Scale (com-
puted)^ 47 rods to I inch.
No. IS in ♦Map 30.8
3O0
Same. 1834. No. 16 in ♦Map jaS
Same. 1835. No. 17 in *Map 30.8
Cut from Bofton directory, 18.11-35 [•ajs^.a.ioja-jsl-
Plan of sections i, 2 & 3, East Boston. [As
originally surveyed and laid out under the
direction of Saml. T. Lewis.] Boston.
[1833.1 18^ X 13H inches. Scale, 400
feet to I inch. = No. 8 in ♦Map 34.3
1834.
Perham, B. F.
Plans and profiles of surveys, from Farm
pond in Framingham and Long pond in
Natick, for supplying water to the city ot
Boston. L. Baldwin, engineer. Boston.
Pendleton. 1834. Size. 6}{ X I9^ inches.
Scale (computed), 6185 feet to i inch.
No. 9 in ♦Map 38.2
Cut from Baldwin, Loammi. Report on the sub-
ject of introducing pure water into the city ot
Boston [•6357.36, etc.].
1886.
[Catalogues of lots of land in Boston to be
sold at auction.] Boston, 1835-73. 16
nph. in i v. Plans. 4*. *445i-50
Bound in this volume is a manuscript catalogue
of 24 ff. containing memoranda of nales of real
estate from 1833 to 1853, with names of purchasers
and prices.
[Collection of plans of real estate in Boston
and vicinity, 1835, etc.] 275 plans in i v.
F^ ♦Map 39.9
[Collections of plans of real estate . 1835-74.]
Portfolio, 30 X 21 inches. 107 plans.
♦♦Map 38.1
Degrand, Peter Paul Francis.
The South Cove territory. Boston, 1835.
Size, 11^ X 20^ inches. Scale (com-
puted), nearly 37 rods to i inch.
No. 17a in ♦Map 30.8
Plan of the harbour of Boston, from surveys
made under the direction of commission-
ers appointed by a resolve of the legisla-
ture pas«ied March 5 .183s. Boston, 1837.
Size. 26^ X 33 inches. Scale, 600 feet to
I inch. No. 13 in Map 30.8
1886.
Eddy, Robert Henry.
Map of the water region of the county of
Middlesex, exhibiting the mode of sup-
plying Boston and Cnarlestown with soft
water from Spot and Mystic ponds. Bos-
ton, 1836. Size, 2g}i X SOH inches.
Scale, 100 rods to i inch.
No. 3 in ♦Map 38.2
1887.
Eddy, Robert Henry.
Plan of East Boston, showing the land and
water lots sold and unsold, and also all
buildings and other improvements. Bos-
ton. Moore. 1837. Size, 2654 X 43^
inches. Scale, 400 feet to i inch.
No. 7 in ♦Map 34.3
An entirely different f>late from the one with the
same title on No. fa in *Map 34.3.
1888.
Boynton, George W., engraver.
Boston. [Boston, 18^.] Size, 454 X 554
inches. Scale, none. No. 21 in ♦Map 30.8
Cut from Dickinson's Boston Almanac, 1838
[•4350a. I. (1838)1.
Plan of Boston and vicinity, with the route of
the Charlestown branch rail-road. Size,
October
ii5i X II inches. Scale, xoo rods to i
inch. (In Report accepted by the Charles-
town wharf compaxnr. Boston, 1838.)
No. 21 in Pph. YoL 2B0
Stimpson, Charles, publisher.
Boston. 1838. [Boston.] 18138. Size,
14H X 854 inches. Scale (computed),
ii74- rods to I inch. Submap. — Sou^
Boston. No. 19 in ♦Map 10.8
Cut from Boston directory, 1839 i^nS9-^i^hi>y
Two copies.
184a
Boynton. (jeorge W., engraver.
Plan of the city of Boston. [Boston, 184a]
Size, 4 "As X 5 Vis inches. Scale, none.
No. 2ia in ♦Map 3a8
Same. [1841.] Size, 4)4 X 554 inches.
No. 23 in ♦Map 30.8
Same, [1842.I No. 23a in ♦Map 30-8
Cut from Dickinson's Boston almanac, iS40-4>
[*43S9-i'0840-4s)].
Same. S. N. Dickmson. [1844.I Size,
9^ X 10?^ inches. Scale, none, i view.
No. 25 in ♦Map 308
Four copies.
1841.
Boynton, (Jeorge W.. engraver.
Boston. [Map.] Size, 10^ X 13H inches.
Scale (computed), 975 «*ods to i inch.
(In (Goodrich. A general atlas of the
world. Boston. [1841J)
♦6270,
184St
76=^Map 47-9
Plan of the city of Boston. Boston, 1842.
Size, 054 X 954 inches. Scale, none. View
of United States hotel.
No. 42 in ♦Mu» VLi
Engraved by G. W. Boynton, and publisiied as
an advertisement by the United States lioteL
1843.
Sketch of the battle of Bunker Hill, by a Brit-
ish officer. Boston. Cko. G. Smith. 1843-
Size, iijii X I9J< inches. Scale, none.
No. 27 in ♦Map 3^1
1844.
Eddy, Robert Henry.
Plan of East Boston, exhibiting the land and
water lots & other improvements. [Bos-
ton.] 1844. Size, 22H X 34H inches.
Scale, 400 feet to i inch.
No. 6 in ♦Map 34-3
1848.
Lewis, Alonzo.
Diagram of railroads diverging from Bos-
ton. Showing the depots and distances.
[Boston, 1846.] Size, 4^ X 9H inche^
Scale, none. No. 29 in ♦Map 30-8
Covers nearly all of southern New England. Cut
from Dickinson's Boston almanac C*4359^i-i^^-
Smith, George G., publisher.
Plan of Boston comprising a part of
Ciharlestown and Cambridge. Boston.
Smith. 1846. Size, 21 X ao>i inches.
Scale (computed), 36.4 rods to i inch.
Submaps. — i. Plan of South Boston,
from a drawing by S. P. Fuller. Size,
4 "A X 6 Vis inches. Scale (computed),
91 rods to I inch. 2. Plan of East Bos-
ton from actual survey by R. H. Eddy.
Size, 7 *•/•« X 4 "As inches. Scale (com-
puted), 1400 feet to I inch.
No. 43 in ♦Map 32.i=Na 2 io
899
*Map 39.2 (3 copies)
Same. 185 1. 2 copies. No. 3 in *Map 39.2
Same. 1857. Size, 25^ X 20 inches.
Scale (computed), 615.3 ^^^t to i inch.
No. 44 in *Map 32.1
Same. 1858. No. 45 in *Map 32.1
Same. 1859. Size, 25^ X ^ofi inches.
No. 46 in *Map 32.1
Same. i860. Size, 25 Vt X 2oVi« inches.
No. 47 in *Map 32.1
anner, Henry S.
[Map of Boston.] Size, 6 X 4H inches.
Sc^e, 2215.3 feet to I inch. (In his
Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Phila.,
1846.) No. 4 in *Map 52.9
nited States. Coast survey.
Plan of the inner harbor of Boston. Exe-
cuted ... for the commissioners appointed
. . . 1846. [Boston.] 1847. Size, 47K X
35H inches. Scale, i : 5000 (or, 416.6
feet to I inch). No. 33 in *Map 30.8
Cut from Massachusetts. Senate documents.
1847. No. 2S ['6426.50.1847].
1848.
oynton, Ckorge W., engraver.
Mao of the vicinity of Boston. [Boston.]
Dickinson. [1848.] Size, 9 X n inches.
Scale (computed), 2.5+ miles to i inch.
No. y), 37 in *Map 30.8
The country covered extends from Marbleheaa on
the N. £., to Carlisle on the N. W., to Sherburne
on the S. W., to Hingham on the S. £.
Cut from Boston almanac, 1849 [*4359a. 1.1849].
nited States. Coast survey.
A chart exhibiting the normal course and
velocity of the tidal current at ebb in
Boston harbor. [Washington, 1848.] Size,
7H X 8H inches. Scale i: looooo (or
1.57 miles to i inch).
No. 337b in ♦Map 1001.1.15
1849.
[itchell, Samuel Augustus.
Map of Massachusetts, Connecticut and
Rhode Island, constructed from the latest
authorities. Philadelphia. Mitchell. 1849.
Size, 21^ X 16^ inches. Scale (com-
puted), 11+ miles to i inch. Submap. —
Plan of Boston. No. 5 in ♦Map 118.2
1850.
[assachusetts. Board of harbor commission-
ers.
Copy of a plan of South Bay from surveys
made under the direction of Jas. Hayward
& Ezra Lincoln jr. commissioners ap-
pointed by a resolve . . . Mar. 22, 1845,
showing commissioners' lines &c. recom-
mended by Simon Greenleaf, Jose Giles,
Ezra Lincoln, commissioners. [Boston,
1850?] Size, 18^ X 26^ inches. Scale,
500 feet to I inch. No. 8 in ♦Map 30.11
[assachusetts. Board of harbor commission-
ers.
Copy of part of plan of inner harbor of
Boston showing commissioners' lines pro-
oosed by S. Greenleaf, J. Giles, Ezra Lin-
coln, commissioners. [Boston, 1850?]
Size, 26^ X 35^ inches. Scale, i : 5000
(or 416?^ feet to i inch).
No. 7 in ♦Map 3p.11
Pasted on the upper part of the map is a printed
strip with the legend: Plan for the destruction
of Boston Harbor.
301
1861.
Boynton, Creorge W., engraver.
New map of Boston, comprising the whole
city, with the new boundaries of the wards.
[Boston.] 1851. Size, 9^ X io}i inches.
Scale, none. No. 43 in ♦Map 30.8
Plan of bast Boston on a reduced scale.
Two copies.
Same. 1852. Colored.
No. 43a in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1853. With reduced copy of The
town of Boston in New England by Capt.
John Bonner. 1722. Size, 5^ X 954
inches. No. 45 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. {Without the Bonner map.]
No. 45a in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1855. No. 47 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1856. No. 47a in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1857. No. 49 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1858. No. 49a. in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1859. No. 51 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. i860. No. 51a in ♦Map 30.8
Cut from Boston almanac for 1851-53, 55-60
[•4359a. 1. 1851-53, 55-^].
Eddy, Robert Henry.
Plan of East Boston, showing the land and
water lots sold and unsold, also all build-
ings and other improvements. [Boston.]
Size, 3654 X 48K inches. Scale. 400 feet
to I inch. No. 6a in ♦Map 34.3
Two copies.
1862.
Mclntyre, Henry.
Map of the city of Boston and immediate
neighborhood. From original surveys.
Boston. Mclntyre. 1852. Size, 56J4 X
75 J4 inches. Scale, 450 feet to i inch.
55 views of buildings, etc
♦B.i8o.2=^Map 209
Same. Size, 56 X 40 inches. Scale, 450
feet to I inch. 14 views of buildings, etc
No. 6 in ♦Map 35.2
Massachusetts. Commissioners on Boston har-
bor and Back Bay.
Plan ... for the improvement of the Back
Bay. [Boston, 1852.] Size, i^^ X 19
inches. Scale, 400 feet to i inch.
No. 41C in ♦Map 30.8
Cut from Massachusetts. Senate documents. 45.
1853 [*64i8.5ai85a].
[Plan of Back Bav lands south of Mill
dam-l [Boston, 1852.] Size, isH X 2i54
inches. Scale, 400 feet to i inch.
No. 41 d in ♦Map 30.8
Cut from Massachusetts. Senate documents. 45.
185a [*64i8.5ai852].
[Plan of channels and flats, before filling
outside of Mill dam.] [Boston, 1852. j
Size, 1734 X 26^ inches. Scale, 40 feet
to I inch. No. 41b in ♦Map 30.8
Cut from Massachusetts. Senate documents. 45.
1852 ['6418.50.185a].
A plan of the salt marsh and upland in Rox-
bury, l3ring the east side of the Mill creek.
Boston, 1852. Size, 25^ X i? inches.
Scale (computed), nearly 17 rods to i
inch. No. 41a in ♦Map 30.8
Cut from Massachusetts. Senate documents. 45*
185a ['6418.50.185a].
Sidney, L. G.
Map of the city and vicinity of Boston,
Massachusetts. From original surveys.
302
October
Boston. Shields. 1852. Size, ssH X 37
inches. Scale, 200 rods to i indh.
No. 2 in *Map 3S.2=*Map 1015.1
The region covered extends from Salem on the
N. E., and Bedford on the N. W., to Dover on
the S. W., and Hingham on the S. £.
Two copies on No. 2 in *Map 35.2.
Slatter, I.,^and B. Callan.
Map of the city of Boston, Mass^. New
York. M. Dripps. 1852. Size, 51 X 3loH
inches. Scale, 300 feet to i inch. Plan
of Charlestown navy yard. 16 views of
buildings, &c No. 5 in ♦Map 35.2
[Catalogues with plans of sales of land.]
Boston, 1852-60. 22 pph. in i v. Plans.
4^ 4450.25
1868.
Adams, George, publisher.
A guide book to Boston and vicinity. [Bos-
ton, 1853] 48 po. Illus. Map. 24*".
4459a. 167
Massachusetts. Board of harbor commission-
ers.
Maps of parts of Boston harbor and its
tributaries. Boston, 1854. 4 plans.
No. 46 in ♦Map 30.8
Contents. — i. Map of parts of Boston harbor and
its tributaries, compiled from the manuscript
maps of the U. S. coast survey. Size, 53^ X 40ji
inches. Scale (computed), 846.6 feet to i inch.
2. Plan of South bay, showing the harbor com<
missioners* lines. Size, 19 X as^ inches. Scale,
300 feet to I inch. 3. Plan of Mystic river, show-
missioners* lines. Size, 19 X 2$% inches. Scale,
_ ~ of My!
fng the harbor commissioners' fines. Size, 22 X
38 inches. Scale, 300 feet to i inch. 4. Plan of
Neponset river and part of Dorchester bay. Size,
24 X 48 inches. Scale, 500 feet to i inch.
Cut from Massachusetts. Legislative documents.
No. 6a. Senate. 1855 ['64a7.50.18ss, vol. a].
1858.
United States. Coast survey.
Sketch of Boston harbor and bay. [Wash-
ingfton.] 1856. Size, 5 X 6% inches.
Scale, 1 : 175,000 (or, 2.76 miles to i
inch). No. 337a in *Map looi.i.is
1867.
Burrill, John, publisher.
New map of Boston, comprising the whole
city with the new boundaries of the wards.
Boston, 1857. Size, Q}i X 9H inches.
Scale, none. No. 48 in ♦Map 30.8
Plan of extension of Devonshire street con-
necting Otis & Winthrop places. Copy
from Citv engineer's survev of proposed
street. July io**», 1857. [Boston. 1857.]
Size, I2fi^ X 17^ inches. Scale, none.
No. 22 in *Map 35.1
1858.
Desilver, Charles, publisher.
Map of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
Philadelphia, 1858. Size, gH X 13H
inches. Scale (computed), 13 miles to i
inch. Submap. — Boston. Size, SJi X
45/4 inches. Scale (computed), 2285-f feet
to I inch. No. 2 in ♦Map 20.3
Walling, Henry Francis.
Map of Boston and its vicinity, from actual
surveys. [New York?] 1858. Size, 53 X
6o}i inches. Scale (computed). 1056 feet
to I inch. No. 13 in ♦Map 35.2
Same. Boston. Baker. 1859.
No. 14 in ♦Map 35.2
1800.
Dutton. Edward P., and company, publishers.
New map of the vicinity of Boston, with
the dates of settlement and distance from
the capital. Boston, i860. Size, 14K X
14H inches. Scale (computed). 2.5+
mfles to I inch. No. 50 in ♦Map 30.8
Includes the country between Hamilton on the
N. E., Tyngtborougfa on the N. W., HoUiston on
the S. W., and Sdtnate on the S. E.
Two copies.
Walling, Henry Francis.
Map of Boston and the country adjacent
Boston. Dutton & co. i86a Size, 40 X
29^ inches. Scale (computed), i mOe
to I inch. No. 4)8 in ♦Map 32.1
Same. 1868. ♦Map 1015.2
Same. 1872. No. 58 in ♦Map 32.1
The territory covered extends from Easex on the
northeast, to Lowell on the northwest, to Wren-
tham on the southwest, to Pembroke on the south-
east.
Circles drawn at x mile intervals from the State
House.
1801.
Boston. Enfnneering department
Plan of Boston, corrected under the direc-
tion ... of committee on orinting of 1861,
bv James Slade, city engineer. [Boston.]
1862. Size. 27V2 X 3854 inches. Scale,
500 feet to I inch. Plan of East Boston
arid South Boston. Scale, looa feet to i
inch. No. 10 in ♦Map 35.1
Two copies.
Same. Committee ... of 1862. 1863.
No. II in ♦Map 35- 1
Dutton, Edward P., and company, publishers.
Giart of Boston harbor and Massachusetts
bay. With map of the adjacent country.
Boston. Dutton & co. 1861. Size, 24^ X
iSH inches. Scale (computed), i mile to
I inch. No. 53 in ♦Map 30.8
Includes the country from Beverly on the N. E..
to Reading on the N. W.. to Dorchester and
Milton on the S. W., to Cohasset on the S. E
A reproduction of a portion of Dutton's Map of
Boston and vicinity, i860 [No. 48 in *Map 32.1].
Pinney, C.
Plan of the city of Boston. Surveyed,
drawn. &c. expressly for the use of the
New York and Boston fire insurance cos.
and agents. Boston. Prang & co 1861.
3 ff. 23, (3) pis. F*. ♦Map 39.4
Pnnted on one side of the leaf only.
1888.
Bo«5ton. Back Bay commissioners.
Plan of Boston and its vicinity, showing the
drainage area of Stony Brook which
empties into the full basin of the Back
Bay. Compiled and survesred under the
direction of the Back Bay commissioners.
[Boston, 1863?] Sire, 28 X 22^ inches.
Scale Ccomputed), ^ mile to i inch.
No. 7 in ♦Map 38.2
Same. Plan no. 2. Town boundaries colored.
No. 8 in ♦Map 38.2
Plan of lands on the Back Bay, belonging
to the Boston water power co.. the Com-
monwealth, and other parties, showing the
svstem of streets, grades and sewers as
laid out and recommended by the Back
Bay commissioners. [Boston.] 1863.
Size. 26 X SoH inches. Sode, 300 feet to
I inch. No. 8 in ♦Map fi.2
i899
Dudley, Dean, publisher.
New map of Boston comprising the whole
city, with the new boundaries of the
wards. Boston, 1863. Size, gyi X 10^
inches. Scale (computed), 16663^ feet to
I inch. Plan of East Boston on a reduced
scale. Plan of Boston harbor.
No. 57 in ♦Map 30.8
Cut from Boston pocket buiiness directory for
1863 [*4j89a.4^i863].
United States. Coast survey.
Boston harbor, Massachusetts. Published in
1S57. Edition of 1863 . . . The inner
harbor from the Harbor commissioners'
survey. [Washington, 1863.] Size, 27^ X
355< inches. Scale, i : 40,000 (or, 33333
feet to I inch). 6 views.
No. 337 in ♦Map 1001.1.15
This is m different plate from map No. 9 in
*Map 30. IX.
1864.
Boston. Engrineering department.
Plan of Boston, corrected under the direc-
tion of . . . committee on printing of 1864
by N. Henry Crafts, city engineer. [Bos-
ton. 1864. Size, 27Vi« X 38Vi« inches.
Scale, 500 feet to i inch. Submaps. — i.
Plan of South Boston. 2. Plan of East
Boston. No. 4 in ♦Map 39.2
The school districts are marked on this map in
manuscript.
Same. 1866.
No. 12 in ♦Map 35.i=No. 5 in ♦Map 39.2
Same. Boston. Dutton & co. 1866.
No. 60 in ♦Map 30.8=No. 51 in ♦Map 32.1
Same. Photographically reduced. Size,
Syi X iiH inches. Scale (computed),
1500 feet to I inch. (In Pulsifer. Guide
to Boston and vicinity. Boston, 1868.)
4459.37
Same. 1867. Size, 27^ X 3^^ inches.
Scale, 500 feet to i inch.
No. 13 in ♦Map 35.1
Bovnton. CJeorge W., engraver.
Map of the vicinity of Boston. Engraved
for the Boston guide book. [Copyright,
1864.1 Size, 9H X iiH inches. Scale
(computed), 2V5 miles to i inch. (In
Pul««ifer, David. Guide to Boston and
vicinity. Boston, 1868.) *44S9.37
Sharp, W. C.
New map of Boston, comprising the whole
city, with the new boundaries of the
wards. [Boston.] 1864. Size. gPi X 10^
inches. Scale, none. No. 59 in ♦Map 30.8
Plan of Fast Boston on a reduced scnle.
Same. ri86";.l No. 59a in ♦Map 30.8
Same. [1866.] Scale, Vi mile to i inch.
No. 61 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. [1867.] No. 6ia in ♦Map 30.8
Cut &om Boston almansic. 18(54-67 [•43S9a.i.i8<»4-^7l.
1866.
Boston. Engineering department.
[Plan of Tremont street from West to Boyl-
ston street. With names of property own-
ers.] N. Henry Crafts, city engineer.
Nov. 25th, 1865. [Boston, 1865.] Size,
i^ X ''I inches. Scale. 40 feet to i inch.
Manuscript. No. 7 in ♦Map 35.1
Chase, J. G.
Railroad map of all the street and steam
railroads in Boston and vicinity 1865.
Boston^ 1865. Size, 21 X ^5% inches.
Scale, ji mile to i inch.
No. 58 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. No. i in ♦4459a.35
Rail road map showing the street rail road
routes in and leading from Boston, with
the terminus of each road in suburban
cities or towns. Boston, 1865. Size,
24J4 X 21K inches. Scale (computed),
^ mile to I inch. No. 2 in *4459a.35
[Plan of Tremont street from Park to Boyl-
ston street. 1865. Size, 24 X 50 inches.
Scale, 40 feet to i inch. No. 8 in ♦Map 35.1
1866.
Map of Boston. 1866. Photographically re-
duced, from the City engineer plans.
With all the latest improvements. Size,
8^ X iiH inches. Scale, 1500 feet to i
inch. (In Pulsifer, David. Guide to
Boston and vicinity. Boston, 1868.)
♦4459.37
Prang, Louis, and company
Map of Boston, 1866, photographically re-
duced from the City engineer plans . . .
revised for the New guide through Bos-
ton. Size, 8^ X iiji inches. Scale
(computed), 1500 feet to i inch. (In Pul-
sifer, David. Guide to Boston and vi-
«f ^'^'^r Boston, 1868.) ♦4459.37
Walimg, Henry Francis.
Map of the city of Boston and its environs.
New York. Baker & Tilden. 1866. Size,
59 X 585^ inches. Scale, J^ mile to i
inch. No. 15 in ♦Map 35.2
Covers the region from Beverly in the north-
east, to Westford in the northwest, to Medwav in
the southwest, to Hanover in the southeast. Con-
centric circles at mile distances from the State
House.
1867.
Boston. Eneineering department.
Plan of Boston and Roxbury. compiled
under the direction of N. Henry Crafts,
city engineer. Per order of the commis-
sioners on annexation anp** bv the Mayor
of Boston. Boston, 1867. Size, 29^ X
^(M inches. Scale, 500 feet to i inch.
Circles drawn at ^ mile distances.
No. 14 in ♦Map 35.i=No. 4 in ♦Map .-^5.2
Massachusetts. Board of harbor commission-
ers.
Sketch of the narrows in Boston harbor.
Prepared under the direction of b'v't mai.
jren. J. G. Foster. 1867. TBoston. 1868. 1
Size. i^H X 20^ inches. Scale, i : 10.000
(or 833^ feet to i inch).
No. 6 in ♦Map 30.11
Hives also^ a contour siretch of Tower and Corwin
Koclcs. with section of narrows throuflrh these
rocks on a lanrer Rc;»le.
Cut from its renort, Jan.. 1868 [•6358 5<5.i86Bl.
Sanborn. Daniel A.
Insurance m?n of Bocton. New York. t8^.
68. 2 V. Scale. 50 feet to i inch. L. f*.
♦Map 31.3
1868.
Boston. City surveyor.
Plan of the Church street district, . . . made
under the direction of Thomas W. Davis,
city surveyor. [Boston. 1 1868. Size,
33^ X SoVi inches. Scale, 30 feet to i
inch. No. 4 in ♦Map 35.1
304
m
Boston. Engineering department.
Plan of Boston with additions and correc-
tions made by N. Henry Crafts, city en-
irineer. 1868. [Boston. 1868.] Size, 33 X
51 inches. Scale, 500 feet to i inch.
Plans of East Boston and South Boston.
No. 19 in *Map 35.1
Coolidge, George, publisher.
Plan of Boston and its vicinity. [Boston.]
1868. Size, 27^ X 225^ inches. Scale
(computed), 21 12 feet to i inch. Sub-
maps. — I. Plan of East Boston. 2 Chart
of Boston harbor. No. 62a in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1869. No. 53 in *Map 32.1
Same. 1870. No. ^5 in *Map 32.1
Cut from Boston almanac, 186&-70 [*43S9a i''<68-7o].
Massachusetts. Board of harbor commission-
ers.
Changes in the bed of Boston harbor from a
comparison of the surveys of 1835-61.
Communicated to the board by the U. S.
advisory council. Boston, 1868. 3 sheets.
Scale, i: 10,000 (or 833 5^ feet to i inch).
No. 2 in *Map mil
Contents. — x. Survey of 1835 & 1847- ^ i°47 &
1861. 3. 183s & x86i.
Cut from Its report. Jan., 1868 r6358.56.186>*!.
Plan for the occupation of flats owned by
the Commonwealth in Boston harbor.
Approved and adopted by the General
Court May 18, 1866, and modified accord-
ing to the acts of 1867. [Boston, 1868.]
Size, 14^ X 21^ inches. Scale, i: 10,000
(or 833 J^ feet to i inch).
No. 3 in *Map mil
Cut from its report. Jan.. t«6« r»<i^R «6..V<n
Plan of main ship channel in Boston harbor,
showing the work of removing certain ob-
structions to navigation. [Boston, 1868.]
Size, 17^ X 22^ inches. Scale, i : 5000
(or 416^ teet to i inch).
No. 4 in *Map mil
Cut from its report, Jan., 1868 [•6358.56.1868].
Sampson, Davenport and company.
Mpn of Boston from the latest surveys.
[Boston.] 1868. Size 1 5*i X 233^ inches.
Scale, none. Plan of East Boston.
No. 62 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1869. Scale (computed), 1000 feet
to I inch. No. 63 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1870. Size, 26 X 3iV4 inches. Scale,
none. No. 66 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1871.
No. 60 in ♦Map 30.8=^Map 32.2
Same. 1872. Size, 25^4 X 34^ inches.
Scale (comouted), 1000 feet to i inch.
No. 70 in ♦Mao m8=No. 57 in ♦Map 32.1
Same. 1873. Size, 26 X 33^ inches.
Scale, none. No. 73a in ♦Map 30.8
Sanborn, Daniel A.
Insurance map of Charlestown: portions of
Roxbury and Cambridge. N. Y., 1868.
30 sheets. Scale, 50 feet to i inch. L. f *.
♦Cab.23.11.1
1868.
Boston. City surveyor.
Plan of the Suffolk street district . . . Made
under the direction of Thomas W. Davis,
city surveyor. [Boston.] 1869. Size,
58^ X 47^ inches. Scale. 30 feet to i
inch. No. 6 in ♦Map 35.1
Two copies. !
Octebcr
Nanitz.
Nanitz' Great merchantile map of Boston.
[Boston.] Russ^ & co. [1869.] Size,
42^ X 50^ inches. No scale. Rolled.
♦Map 82
Covers only that part of the city includeu be-
tween Bea^ street on the S. W., Tremont and
Bulfinch streets on the N. W., Cooper and Pitts
streets on the N. E. and the wharres from Lewis
wharf to Wales wharf.
1870.
Bo«ton. City survevor.
Plan of Fort Hill showing street improve-
ments as adopted by the dty council
1869. Thomas W. Davis, city surveyor.
Corrected 187a [Boston.] 187a Size,
34 X 47H inches. Scale, 30 feet to i
inch. No. 5 in ♦Map 35,1
Plan of the town of Dorchester compiled
under the direction of Thomas W. Davis,
city surveyor. By order of the commis-
sioners on annexation . . . 1869. Cor-
rected. 1870. [Boston, 1870.] Size, 33^ X
50H inches. Scale, 500 feet to i inch.
♦4450.i3=No. 2 in ♦Map 34.3
Two copies on No. a in *Map 34.3
Massachusetts. State board of health.
Health districts of the city of Boston, ar-
ranged by the Board of health to show the
mortality in 1870. Boston, 1870. Size,
20K X 12^ inches. Scale, none.
No 67 in ♦Map 30.8
1871,
Bartlett, C. H.
Bartlett's pictorial map of Boston, or Stran-
gers' guide. N. Y., 1871. Size, 21^ X
31 inches. No scale. No. 7 in ♦Map 39.2
1878.
Boston. City surveyor.
Plan of the burnt district Showing pro-
posed improvements in streets. Nov. 12,
1872. Thos. W. Davis, dty surveyor.
[Boston.] 1872. Size, 13^^ X 15 inches.
Scale (computed), 184.64- feet to i inch.
No. 9 in ♦Map 35.1
Bufford, John H., lithographer.
[Map of a part of Boston] engraved for
Brown's guide. Boston. [1872.] Size,
5 X 6^ inches. Scale, none.
No. 69a in ♦Map 3a8
Copeland, Robert Morris.
Map of Boston . . . Portions colored blue
show improvements in streets and reser-
vations for public grounds, proposed by
Robert Morris Copeland. Boston. Samp-
son. Davenport & co. 1872. Size, 26 X
34^ inches. Scale (computed), 1000 feet
to I inch. No. 72 in ♦Map 3a8
The base map is Sampson, Davenport & ca's
Map of Boston from the latest surveys, xfl^
[No. 70 in 'Map 3o.8=No. 57 in *Map 3a. i].
Prang, Louis, and company.
Map of Boston. 1872. After the latest sur-
veys, with all the improvements in pro-
gress. Boston, 1872. Size, 15^$ X 2554
inches. Scale (computed), 1005.7 feet to
inch. Submap. — Plan of East Boston.
No. 71 in ♦Map 30.8=No. 56 in ♦Map 32.1
1873.
Boston. City surveyor.
Annexation map, compiled under the direc-
tion of Thomas W. Davis, dty surveyor.
i899
[Boston, 1873.] Size, 38 J^ X 405^ inches.
Scale (computed), 2i^4- ^c^t to i inch.
No. 73 in ♦Map 30.8
Cut from Boston. City documents. 1873. ^o*
105 [*6356.i.i873].
A reduced copy of the MS. map on *M.ap 1015.5
Annexation map. Compiled under the di-
rection of Thomas W. Davis, City sur-
veyor. W. M. Coombs, draughtsman.
[Boston.] 1873. Size, 70^ X 64 inches.
Scale (computed), 1056 feet to i inch.
Original manuscript. Circles drawn at
mile distances. Rolled. *Map 1013.5
On the back is written: Potter's Annexation
map.
Boston. City surveyor.
Plan of burnt district, . . . showing street
improvements as adopted by board of
street commissioners and city council.
Thos. W. Davis, city surveyor. [Boston.]
1873. Size, 54 X 38 inches. Scale, 50
feet to I inch. 4450.i8=No. 133 in
♦Map m8=No. 3 in *Map 32.1
Covers the district burned over in the great fire
of 1872.
Hopkins, (George Morgan.
Atlas^ of the county of Suffolk, Massachu-
setts. Phila. Hopkins & co. 1873-75.
7 V. F**. *Map 37.1
Contents. — i. Boston proper. 2. Roxbury. 3.
South Boston and Dorchester. 4. East Boston,
Chelsea, Revere & Winthrop. 5. West Roxbury.
6. Charlestown. 7. Brighton.
Same. Vol. 4, 5. *Map 30.5
1874.
Beers, Frederick W., & co., publishers.
Beers' fire insurance district atlas, showing
the fire insurance districts of the city of
Boston, as established by the state insur-
ance commissioner of Massachusetts.
N. Y. Beers & co. 1874. 27 pp. L. f.
Scale, 100 [etc.] feet to i inch. *Map 31.2
Bowditch, Ernest William.
Map of Boston and the country adjacent
showing rural parks as proposed by Ernest
W. Bowditch. [Boston, 1874?] Size,
17 X 25 inches. Scale (computed), i mile
to I inch. *4452.i5=No. 74a in ♦Map 30.8
Hopkins, George Morgan, and company, pub-
lishers.
Map of the cities of Boston, Cambridge,
Somerville and Chelsea, and town of
Brookline, with parts of Newton, Maiden,
and Everett. Phila. Hopkins & co. 1874.
Size, 4954 X S^Ji inches. Scale, none.
No. 6 in ♦Map 39.2
Sampson, Davenport, and company, publishers.
Map of Boston. Published expressly for
the Boston almanac and business directory.
Boston, 1874. Size, 32^ X 26^ inches.
Scale, 100 rods to i inch.
No. 75 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. With circles drawn at ^ mile inter-
vals. 1876. No. 75a and 77 in
♦Map 30.8=No. 60 in ♦Map 32.1
Same. 1877. No. 77a in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1878. No. 78 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1879. No. 79 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1880. No. 81 and 83 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1881. No. 82 in ♦Map m8
Same. Eastern portion only. Size, 22^ X
17^ inches. No. 86 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1882. Size, 32^ X 26^ inches.
JJo. 87 in ♦Map 30.8
30s
No. 89 in ♦Map 30.8
No. 90 in ♦Map 30.8
Same. 1883.
Same. 1884.
Schedler, J.
J. Schedler 's Relief map of Boston and en-
virons. N. Y. Steiger. [1874.] Size,
954 X 12% inches. Scale, i : looooo (or
1.5 miles to i inch.) Mounted and framed.
♦Map 39.3
1876.
Boston. Sewerage commission.
Boston main drainage. Plan showing main
and branch intercepting sewers recom-
mended by the sewerage commission.
[Boston.] 1875. Size, 20 X 28K inches.
Scale {computed), i mile to i inch.
No. 2 in *Map 38.2
Map of Boston. [Boston.] 1875. Size, 14H X
15 inches. Scale (computed), i mile to i
inch. No. 74 in ♦Map 30.8
The tinted portion shows corporate limits of
Boston. Red lines show proposed main drain-
age, and red dots, the present sewer outlets. The
base map is A. Williams & co.'s Map of Boston
and the adjacent country, 1872.
Map of Boston showing proposed new division
of wards. Oct., 1875. [Boston, 1875.]
Size, 31 X 22 inches. Scale (computed),
2132 feet to I inch. No. 76 in ♦Map 30.8
Cut from City document. 1875. No. 105 1*6353.1
(1875)3].
Strauss, Felix A.
Strauss' atlas of Boston & vicinity. 1874,
1875. [Boston, 1875.] 23 pp. 4 maps.
8*. 4459.16
The text gives fire alarm telegraph, wharves,
halls, etc.
Two copies.
1876.
Boston. Park commissioners.
Back Bay and Parker Hill parks. Parker
Hill and Jamaica parkways. Boston and
Roxbury districts. [Boston.] ' 1876. Size,
WA X 33yi inches. Scale, 400 feet to i
inch. No. 7 in ♦Map 36.1
Cut from Boston. City documents. 1876. No. 42
[•63S3.i(i876).a].
Brighton park. Brighton district. [Boston.]
1816. Size, 14^ X 21^ inches. Scale,
400 feet to I inch.
Nos. II and 12 in ♦Map 36.1
Cut from Boston. City documents. 1882. No. 16
[•6353.i.(i88a).i].
Charles river embankment. Boston district
[Boston.] 1876. Size, 16^ X 32 inches,
bcale, 400 feet to i inch.
Nos. 3 and 17 in ♦Map 36.1
Cut from their annual report for 1876 [•4353SO-2].
City point battery. South Boston district.
[Boston.] 1876. Size, 13J4 X ^H inches.
Scale, 400 feet to i inch.
No. 4 in ♦Map 36.1
Cut from Boston. City documents. 1876. No. 42
[•63S3.i.(i876).2].
Jamaica park and Bussey farm parkway.
West Roxbury district. [Boston.] 1876.
Size, 14^ X 21^ inches. Scale, 400 feet
to I inch. No. 6 in ♦Map 36.1
Cut from Boston. City documents. 1876. No. 42
[•6353.i.(i876).2].
Proposed parks and parkways. [Boston.]
1876. Size, 23^4 X 2oJ4 inches. Scale
(computed), 2240 feet to i inch.
No. 10 in ♦Map 36.1
Cut from Boston. City documents. 1876. no. 42
[•6353.i.(i87«).a].
3o6
October
Sketch showing arrangement for parkway
with adjacent streets and building lots.
[Boston.] 1876. No. 16 in *Map 36.1
Cut from their annual report for 1876 £*4353-SO-^]*
South Bay and Savin Hill parks. Dor-
chester districts. [Boston.] 1876. Size,
15 X 32 inches. Scale, 400 feet to i inch.
No. 9 in *Map 36.1
Cut from Boston. City documents. 1876. rio. 4a
[•6353.i.(i876).a].
West Roxbury park. West Roxbury dis-
trict [Boston.] 1876. Size, 24 X 26^
inches. Scale, 400 feet to i inch.
No. 8 in *Map 36.1
Cut from Boston. City documents. 1876. rio. 4a
[•63S3.i.(i876).a].
West Roxbury park is now Franklin park.
West Wood island park. East Boston district
[Boston.] 1876. Size, 15 X 16 J^ inches.
Scale, 400 feet to i inch.
No. 5 in *Map 36.1
Cut from Boston. City documents. 1876. rio. 4a
[•6353.i.(i876).a].
Boston safe deposit and trust company.
Plan of burnt district, . . . showing street
improvements as adopted b^ Board of
street commissioners and City council.
[Boston.] 1876. Size, 28^ X 20^ inches.
5cale, none. No. 2 in *Map 35.1
A reduced heliotype copy of the City surveyor's
map [No. 3 in *Map35.i]. Two copies.
Hopkins, George Morgan & co., publishers.
Map of Boston and its environs. Phila.,
1876. Size, 56J4 X 47J4 inches. Scale
(computed), 1200 feet to i inch. Colored.
Circles drawn at i mile distances.
No. 7 in *Map 35.2
The country covered includes Revere on the
N. E.. Medford on the N. W., West Roxhury
on the S. W., and Dorchester on the S. E.
Williams, Alexander, & company, publishers.
Map of Boston. From the latest surveys.
Boston, 1876. Size, 23^ X 2oj< inches.
Scale (computed), 2445 feet to i inch.
Circles drawn at ^ mile distances from
the State House. No. 59 in ♦Map 32.1
1877.
Boston. Park commissioners.
Back Bay park. [Boston.] 1877. Size,
31^ X 52 inches. Scale, 200 feet to i
inch. [Boston.] 1877. Size, 31^ X 52
inches. Scale, 200 feet to i inch.
No. I in ♦Map 36.1
City of Boston improved sewerage. Plan
showing location of main and secondary
intercepting sewers. JBoston, 1877.]
Size, 2ofi X 24 inches. Scale (computed),
1250 feet to I inch. No. 6 in ♦Map 38.2
Cut from report of Joint special committee on
improved sewerage, July i, 1877 [•*7763.63].
City of Boston improved sewerage. Plan
showing region drained by, and lines of
proposed intercepting sewer, also course
of sewage from proposed reservoirs. [Bos-
ton.] 1877. Size, 1754 X 27^ inches.
Scale (computed), i mile to i inch.
No. 5 in ♦Map 38.2
Cut from report of joint special committee on
improved sewerage, July 1, 1877 [••7763.63].
United States. Coast survey.
Boston bay and approaches. [Washington,
1877.1 Size, 30 X 37^ inches. Scale
(computed), 1:80,000 (or, 1.26+ miles to
I inch). [Coast chart. 9. Plate 1181.]
3 views. No. 109 in ♦Map 1001.I.5
187a
American society of civil engineers.
[Map of Boston. J Prepared for distribution
at the convention of the 'American society
of civil engineers, Boston, June, 1878.
[Boston, 187^] Size, 21^ X ^ inches.
Scale (computed), 5^ mfles to i inch.
No. 132 in ♦Map 30.8
Two copses.
Boston. Board of health.
Map made for the Board of health. Plan of
wards 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 12. Boston. Show-
ing sewers and contottrs. Jan., 1878.
[Boston, 1878.] Size, 16 X 20 inches.
Scale (computed), 500 feet to i inch.
No. 78a in ♦Map 3a8
[Voting precincts, 1878.] [Boston, 1878.] 25
maps. 4"*. *4450-32
Williams, Alexander, and company, publishers.
Map of Boston and the country adjacent,
from actual surveys. Boston, 1878. Size,
40^ X 40 inches. Scale (computed),
about I mile to i inch.
No. 61 in ♦Map 32.1
Same. 1881. No. 68 in ♦Map 32.1
Same. 1882. ♦4452.4i=No. 69 in ♦Map 32.1
1879.
Boston. City surveyor.
Plan of Charlestown compiled under the di-
rection of Thomas W. Davis, city sur-
veyor. 1879. [Boston. Bufford. 1879.]
Size 33 X 48^ mches. Scale (computed),
250 feet to I inch. No. i in ♦Map 34.3
187-.
Map of Boston. Showing health districts and
undrained and filled land. [Boston, 187-?]
Size, 23j< X 20}i inches. Scale (com-
puted), 2223-f feet to I inch.
No. I in ♦Map 38.2
1880.
Boston. City surveyor.
Plan of Dorchester from surveys under the
direction of Thomas W. Davis, city sur-
veyor. 1880. Boston. Heliotype pr. co.
1880. Size, ^^ X ^H inches. Scale,
400 feet to I mch. No. 5 in ♦Map 34.3
Plan of East Boston . . . 1880. T. W.
Davis, city surveyor. [Boston, i88a]
Size, ig}i X AQ% inches. Scale, 400 feet
to I inch. No. 16 in ♦Map 35.1
Plan of Roxbury from surveys made under
the direction of Thos. W. Davis, city sur-
veyor. 1880. Boston. Heliotype printing
CO. Size, 34?< X 42^ inches. Scale
(computed), 400 feet to i inch.
No. 4 in ♦Map 34.3=No. 20 in ♦Map 35.1
Two copies on No. 4 in *Map34.3.
Plan of South Boston. March, 1880. Thos.
W. Davis, city surveyor. [Boston, i88a]
Size, 30^ X 29>j inches. Scale, 400 feet
to I inch. No. 17 in ♦Map 35.1
Boston map company.
Plan showing the principal portion of Bos-
ton. Boston, 1880. Size, 47fi X 51 inches.
Scale, 5po feet to i inch.
No. 63 in ♦Map 32.1
Circles drawn at % mile distances from the City
HalL
Does not include Brighton, and the greater part
of East Boston, Charlestown, Doruiester and
West Roxhury.
i899
307
Lamb, George.
Old Boston, compiled from the Book of
oossessions. Boston. Public library.
[1880.] 10 sheets, size of each, about
3oH X 3054 inches. Scale, none.
♦Map 39.1
Two copies.
Same. Kolled. ♦Map 119
[Old Boston, compiled from the Book of
posessions.] Original manuscript. [Bos-
ton, 1^0.] Size, 63H X ii2>i inches.
Scale, none. Rolled. ♦Map 1015.4
[Map of Boston from the North end to Dover
and Dartmouth streets.] [Boston? iQSo?]
Size, 115^ X 9 inches. Scale (computed),
880 feet to I inch. Circles drawn at }i
mile intervals.
No. 80 in ♦Map 30.8=No. 67 in ♦Map 32.1
Pictorial history of Boston. 1630-1880. 250th
anniversary. [Newspaper.] Boston. Photo-
electrotype CO. 1880. 16 pp. Illus. Portrs.
Maps. F**. *4450.i55
Sargent, Qiarles Sprague, and Frederick Law
Olmsted.
Proposition as to a public ground to include
the Harvard arboretum. Boston, 1880.
Size, 1154 X 17H inches. Scale (com-
puted), 267 feet to I inch.
No. 2 in ♦Map 36.1
Winsor, Justin.
Boston, old and new. [Boston, 1880.] Size,
9 X ii}4 inches. Scale, none.
No. 66 in ♦Map 32.1
Reprinted from his Memorial history of Boston,
Tol. 1 [44SI-64-I]-
1881.
Boston. Park commissioners.
General plan for the sanitary improvement
of Muddy river and for completing a
continuous promenade between Boston
common and Jamaica pond. [Boston.]
1881. Size, I4J< X 3654 inches. Scale
(computed), 296.2 feet to i inch. Sub-
map, "showing position of Muddy river in
relation to Back Bay, Commonwealth
avenue, the Common, etc." Size 3 "/i. X
lo^/ti inches. Scale, none.
No. 13 in ♦Map 36.1
Cut from Boston. City documents. 1882. No. 16
[•63S3.i.(i883).i].
Plan of proposed Muddy river improvement,
showing contours. [Boston.] 1881. Size,
8 X 36 inches. Scale (computed), 300
feet to I inch. No. 14 in ♦Map 36.1
Cut from Boston. City documents. 1882. No. 16
[•6353.1.(1882).!].
Fuller. J. Franklin, and William Henry Whit-
ney.
Set of plans showing the Back Bay, 1814-
1881, and illustrating the rapid progress in
the development of the territory for its
present and proposed uses. Boston, 1881.
15 ff. Plans. 4*. ♦♦♦Map 13.6
Blue print.
Marsh, Thomas, and company, publishers.
New map of Boston from latest surveys.
Boston, 1881. Si^e, 17H X 24^ inches.
Scale (computed), 700 feet to i inch.
No. 62 in ♦Map 32.1
Includes only the "City proper," ;»o-<:alIea.
Ftiller, J. Franklin, and William Henry Whit-
ney.
Schedule of sales. Commonwealth avenue
lands. 1880/81, 1882. Boston, 1881, 82.
2 V. Plans. 4**. ♦Map 30.7
Blue print.
Sectional plans of Commonwealth avenue
lands from Dartmouth street to West
Chester park, showing street-numbers;
also, assessors' valuation of vacant land,
1881, ' 1881/2. Boston, 1882. 2 V. Plans.
4**. ♦Map 30.6
Contents. — F. 1881. G. 1881/2.
Blue print.
1882.
Boston. Park commissioners.
Proposed park system from the Common to
the West Roxbury park, including the
Back Bay and Muddy river improve-
ments, Jamaica pond and. the Arnold ar-
boretiun. [Boston.] 1882. Size, 12^ X
34 J/^ inches. Scale (computed), 666 feet
to I inch. No. 15 in ♦Map 36.1
Cut from Boston. City documents. 1882. No. 16
[*6353.i.(i882).i].
Fuller, J. Franklin, and William Henry Whit-
ney.
The Back bay park lands record [01. A
schedule and plan issued the first of each
month, showing recorded deeds. Also
progress in fill ins: operations and improve-
ments, March-Dec, 1882. Boston, 1882.
13 ff. Plans. 4**. ♦Map 30.10
Hopkins, Creorge Morgan, publisher.
City atlas of Boston. From official records,
private plans and actual surveys. Phila.,
1882. 36 maps and index map. F^.
♦Map i6.6=^^^Map 30.2
The scale varies from 300 ft. to i inch to 500 ft.
to I inch.
The index map has a scale of i : 40,000 (or 3333VS
feet to z inch).
1884.
Boston. Park commissioners.
Preliminary plan for Wood Island park.
East Boston. [Boston, 1884.] Size, 14^ X
26^ inches. Scale (computed), 100 feet
to I inch. No. 18 in ♦Map 36.1
Cut from their Annual report for i884[*43S3.5o.io].
Topographical map of West Roxbury park.
[Boston.] 1884. Size, 2ij4 X 31 inches.
Scale (computed), 200 feet to i inch.
No. 19 in ♦Map 36.1
Cut from their annual report for 188^ [*4353*50.io].
West Roxbury park is now called Franklin park.
Russell, B. B.
Map of Boston from the latest surveys.
Boston, 1884. Size, 2354 X 20 inches.
Scale, none. No. 11 in ♦Map 32.1
United States. Coast and geodetic survey.
Boston bay and approaches. [Washington,
1884.1 Size, 29^ X 37H inches. Scale,
I : 80000 (or, 1.264- miles to i inch).
[Coast chart. 109. Plate 2364.] 3 views.
No. II in ♦Map 121.2.1
A revised edition of Coast chart no. 9 of the
Coast survey [No. 109 in *Map 1001.1.5].
1885.
Boston. Park commissioners.
(General plan of Franklin park. [Boston.]
1885. Size, 275^ X 34^ inches. Scale
(computed), 220 feet to i inch.
No. 20 in ♦Map 36.i=^4353.46
Cut from their annual report for i885[*4353.so.ii].
3o8
Sampson, Murdock, and company, publishers.
Map of Boston for 1885. Published ex-
pressly for the Boston directory. Boston,
1885. Size, 32^ X 26^ inches. Scale,
100 rods to I inch. Circles drawn at
^ mile intervals. No. 91 in *Map 30.8
Same. 1886. No. 92 in *Map 30.8
Same. 1887. No. 93 in *Map 30.8
Same. 1888. No. 95 in *Map 30.8
Same. 1889. No. 97 in *Map 30.8
Same. 1890. No. 99 in *Map 30.8
Same. 1891. No. 100 in *Map 30.8
Same. 1892. No. loi in *Map 30.8
Same. 1893. No. 102 in *Map 30.8
Same. 1894. No. 103 in *Map 30.8
Same. 1895. No. 104 in *Map 30.8
Same. 1896. No. 105 in *Map 30.8
Same. 1897. No. 106 in *Map 30.8
Same. 1898. No. 107 in *Map 3a8
These are all printed from the same plate, cor-
rected from year to jrear, but Tanr slightly in
" * _ of tne paper, etc
Beginning with 1890, the map ss cmllca M^ ot
dimensions, owing to shrinkage
the city of Boston.
1886.
Boston. Park commissioners.
Map of Boston and of a part of its suburbs,
showing public recreation grounds, burial
grounds and certain other public proper-
ties generally free from buildings [Bos-
ton.! 1886. Size, 34^ X 27^ inches.
Scale (computed), 1564^ feet to i inch.
No. 21 in *Map 36.1
Cut from their annual report tor 1886 £*43S^so.ia].
Bromley, George W., and company, publishers.
Map of the city of Boston. Phila., 1886.
Size, 64 X 55^ inches. Scale, 800 feet to
I inch. No. 16 in Map 35.2
This is the original plate from which the map
No. 8 in *Map 35.2 was copied.
Bromley, George W., and Walter Bromley.
Map of the city of Boston and vicinity.
Boston. Printed by City of Boston. 1886.
Size, 64 X 55^ inches. Scale, 800 feet
to I inch. No. 8 in *Map 35.2
Same. 2d edition. 1891.
No. 10 in *Map 33.2
Includes all but a small portion of Cambridge
and also the greater part of Somerville.
Ellis, S. C.
Map of the North End. 1886. Size, 17% X
32J4 inches. Scale, 200 feet to i inch. (In
Porter. Rambles in Old Boston. Boston,
1887.) »445 1 .59=»*445 1 . 1 13
1887.
Boston. Park commissioners.
Boston bay and harbor, Massachusetts.
[Boston, 1887.] Size. 15 X 13H inches.
Scale, 1 : 80000 (or 1.26-^ miles to i inch).
No. I in Map 30.11
Same. (In their 13th annual report. Bos-
ton, 1887.) *4353-50
Reprinted from U. S. coast survey chart in At-
lantic coast pilot. Section A [3951.70.1].
Map of the Back Bay fens showing the pub-
lic ways bordering and crossing them and
the newly laid out parts of Commonwealth
avenue, Beacon street, &c [Boston.] 1887.
Size, 27 X 4054 inches. Scale (computed),
220 feet to I inch. Sub-map. Diagram
showing the manner in which public ways
adapted to pleasure travel are proposed.
October
etc. Size, iiVi« X i8Vi« inches. Scale
(computed), 2378+ feet to i inch.
No. 22 in *Map 36.1
Cut from their annual report for 18Q7 [*4353-SO-X3l-
188&
Boston. Park commissioners.
Boston bay and harbor. [With index to the
islands, &c] [Boston, 1888.] Size, 6?< X
6% inches. Scale, about 3 miles to i inch.
No. 10 in *M^ 39^
Cut from their Annual report for 1887 C*43S3-SO-i3l-
1889.
United Sutes. Coast and geodetic survey.
Boston harbor, Massachusetts. No. 337-
rWashington.] 1889. Size, 27 X 3SJ<
inches. Scale, i : 40000 (or 3333-3 ^cet to
I inch). 3 views. No. 9 in *Map 30.11
Plate 1970. Date of first publication 1867.
Voting precincts. 1889. 286 maps. 4*» obi.
*4450.io8
1800.
Bromley, George W., and Walter S. Bromley.
Atlas of the city of Boston : city proper and
Roxbury. From actual surveys and official
plans. Phila. G. W. Bromley & co. 189a
(4) pp. (i)» 39 «aps., r- ***M^ 30.9
Same. 1895. (4) PP. (0, 45 maps. F .
♦♦♦Map 38-3
United States hotel company, publishers,
[Map of Boston. City proper.! [Boston,
1890?! Size, 9Ji X 14 inches. Scal^
none. , *Map lO^
Bears the lesend **Comphments of the Umted
Sutes hotel. ''^
Map [of Boston and vicinity] for the use
of guests. Boston. [1890?] Size 17H X
21^ inches. Scale, i : 62500 (or $208 feet
to I inch). ,. *Map 16.Q
This is a reprint, with steamboat lines added, of
parts of the Boston and Boston Bay sheets Qi,
38) of the Atlas of Massachusetts, published by
the Commissioners on the topographical survey
[*Map i3.a].
1891.
Davis, Thos. W., and A. F. Noyes.
[Map of] part of the Metropolitan district
[with index map]. Boston & Newton,
1891. Size, 575^ X 54 inches. Scale,
1200 feet to I inch. Size of index map,
I35< X 54 inches. Scale, 1200 feet to i
inch. Size of index map, I3}< X I3J<
inches. Rolled. ♦Map 186
1898.
Eliot, CHiarles.
Mao of the metropolitan district of Boston,
Mass. Showing the existing public reser-
vations and such new open spaces as are
proposed by Charles Eliot ... in his re-
oort to the Metropolitan park commissioiL
January, 1893. [Boston, 1893.] Size,
22>i X 24^ inches. Scale, 1:62500 (or
I mile to I inch). No. 23 in ♦Map 3iS.i
Cut from his "Report upon the opportunities for
open public spaces" [*L.53.64].
Walker, George Harry, & co.
Boston and vicinity. Boston 1893. Size,
58^ X 48fi inches. Scale, laoo feet to i
inch. Rolled. ♦Map 205
Covers the country included between Revere on
the N. £., Medford on the N. W., West Roxbury
on the S. W., and Quincy on the S. E.
Walker, George Harry, & co., publishers.
Map showing the terminal facilities of Bos-
i899
ton. Boston, 1893. Size, 205^ X 26^
inches. Scale, none. *Map 12.6
1894.
Boston. City surveyor.
Map of Boston proper, Qiarlestown, South
Boston and East Boston, showing original
territory of Old Boston, the areas filled
and reclaimed from tide water, and the
areas available for future reclamation in
connection with the disposition and de-
velopment of a plan of the inner harbor
of the port of Boston. Size, 23 X 40^
inches. Scale (computed), 1647 feet to
I inch. (In Boston, (^ity documents.
1894. Vol. 2 no. 37. Boston, 1894.)
♦6356. 1. 1894, vol. 2
Boston. Engineering department
Plan showing route of proposed Mother
Brook intercepting sewer and proposed
street sewers in West Roxbury. Nov.,
1894. Size, I2J< X 19^ inches. Scale,
1600 feet to I inch. (In Boston. City
documents. 1894. Vol. 4, no. 196. Bos-
ton, 1804.) ♦6356.1.1894, vol. 4
Sketch showing proposed location of docks
on Bird Island flats. Nov., 1894. Size,
I2ji X 19H inches. Scale, 200 feet to i
Inch. (In Boston. City documents. 1895.
Vol. I, no. 10. Boston, 1895.)
_ ^ *6356.i.i895, vol. i
Boston. Park commissioners.
Map showing the parks and parkways from
the Common to the Stony Brook reserva-
tion. Nov. 1894. Size, 1 154 X 31^
inches. Scale (computed), 1569 feet to i
inch. (In Boston. City documents. 1895.
Vol. 2, no. 25. Boston, 1895.)
a.u. ,. . *63S6.i.i895,vol.2
This 18 the same plate as the "Sketch plan show-
ing parks, etc/* in Boston. City documents.
1894. Vol. 4 [*6356.i.i894, vol. 4].
Plan for public pleasure grounds between
Copos Hill and the harbor. Dec, 1894.
Size, 1954 X 22 J< inches. Scale (com-
puted), 59 feet to I inch. (In Boston.
City documents. 1895. Vol. 2, no. 25.
Boston, 1895. ) ♦6356. 1. 1895, vol. 2
Bromley, George W., and Walter S. Bromley.
Map of the city of Boston and vicinity . . .
Corrected and printed by the city of Bos-
ton. 1894. Size, 32% X 28 inches. Scale,
1600 feet to I inch. (In Boston. City
documents. 1894. Vol. 3.)
*6356.i.i894.vol.3
Same. 1895. (In same. 1895. Vol. 3.)
♦6356.1.1895.V0I.3
Map showing the parks and parkways from
the Common to Stony Jrook reservation.
Boston, Nov., 1894. Size, iiJ4 X 31^
inches. Scale, 1569 feet to i inch. (In
Boston. City documents. 1895. Vol. 2,
no. 25. Boston, 1895.) ♦6356.1. 1895. vol.2
Plan of portion of park system from Common
to Franklin nark. 1894. Size, 17^ X
40$i inches. Scale (computed), .729+ feet
to I inch. (In Boston. City documents.
1894. Vol. 2, no. 25. Boston, 1894.)
♦6356.1. i&)4. vol.2
Plan of proposed Roxbury memorial park.
Size, 6H X 9% inches. Scale (computed),
90 feet to I indi. (In Boston. City docu-
ments. 1894. Vol. 4, no. 208. Boston,
1894. ) »6356. 1. 1894, vol. 4
Plan showing estates to be taken for proposed
Roxbury memorial park. Size, 8p4 X 9}i
inches. Scale (computed), 90 feet to i
inch. (In Boston. City documents. 1894.
Vol. 4, no. 208. Boston, 1894.)
♦6356.1.1894, vol. 4
Sketch plan showing parks and parkways be-
tween Boston Common and Stony Brook
reservation. Nov., 1894. Size, 11^ X 32
inches. Scale (computed), 1569 feet to i
inch. (In Boston. City documents. 1894.
Vol. 4, no. 198. Boston, 1894.)
♦6356.1.1894, vol. 4
1895.
Boston. Engineering department.
City of Boston. Map showing polarity of
hydrants. March i, 1895. (In Boston.
City documents. 1895. Vol. i, no. 10.
Boston, 1895.) ♦6356.1.1895, vol. I
Boston. Street commissioners.
Street commissioners' plan showing pro-
posed widening of Bowdoin and Hawkins
streets. 1895. Size, 13^ X ^H inches.
Scale (computed), 200 feet to i inch. (In
Boston. City documents. 1895. Vol. 2,
no. 35. Boston, 1895.) ♦6356.1.1895, vol. 2
Map of Boston as far south as Dover street,
showing present street names. 1895.
Size, 16^ X 23^ inches. Scale, 500 feet
to I inch. (In Boston. City documents.
1895. No. 35. Boston, 1896.)
♦6353.1.1895, vol. 2
The original shore line is indic«iied by a colored
line.
Massachusetts. Board of harbor and land
commissioners.
Map of Boston harbor to accompany the
annual report . . . December, 1895. Size,
32^ X 42M inches. Scale (computed),
1488 feet to I inch. (In their Annual re-
port for the year 1895. Boston, 1896.)
♦6358.68.1895
Knights Templar. United States.
Map of Boston . . . 26th triennial conclave
... of Knights Templar, at Boston, 1895.
Boston. [1895.] Size, 27}^ X 24 inches.
Scale, none. No. 134 in ♦Map 30.8
Perkins, Charles Carroll.
Plan of Boston proper, showing changes in
street and wharf lines, 1795 to 1895. Bos-
ton, 1895. Size, 20 X 36 inches. Scale
(computed), 400 feet to i inch.
♦Map 1015.3
Title on cover: Boston for loo years.
Walker, George Harry, & co., publishers.
Map of Boston and vicinity. Boston, 1895.
Size, 76^ X 48j'l inches. Scale (com-
puted), 1200 feet to I inch.
No. 17 in ♦Map 35.2
Same. 1898. Size, 75^ X 5i inches. Scale
(computed), 1182 feet to i inch.
No. 18 in ♦Map 35.2
Map of Boston and vicinity, 1895. [Show-
ing the Metropolitan park system.] Bos-
ton, 1895. Size, 76% X 7354 inches. Scale,
1200 feet to I inch. Rolled. ♦Map 177
Mechanical index map and street directory
of Boston. Boston, 1895. Size, 25^ X
19]!^ inches. Scale, 1200 feet to i inch.
♦Map 32.3
310
October
1890.
Stadly, George W. & co., publishers.
Map of the central business district of Bos-
ton. Boston, 1896. Size, ssH X 40]^
inches. Scale, aoo feet to i inch.
No. 9 in *Map 35.2
Comprises that part of the city north of irairtield
and Dover streets.
1897.
Eliot, Charies.
Vegetation and scenery in the Metropolitan
reservations of Boston. A forestry re-
port presented to the Metropolitan park
commission, Feb. 15, 1897, by Olmsted,
Olmsted & Eliot Boston. Lamson,
Wolffe & CO. 1898. 3 pp. 57 pis. 3
folded maps. 24"", obi. 5845.42
Massachusetts. State board on dock and ter-
minal facilities.
Map to accompany report of State board on
docks and terminal facilities, showing ex-
isting conditions and proposed changes at
the port of Boston. Size, 35 X 2754
inches. Scale (computed), 1200 feet to i
inch. (In their Report . January, 1897.
Boston, 1897.) ♦3654,81.1897
Walker, CJeorge Harry, & co., publishers.
Map of Boston and metropolitan district
Boston. [1897.] Size, 80^ X 7W inches.
Scale (computed), 141 1+ ^cet to i inch.
*Map 38.6
The region covered extends from Marblehead on
the N. E., to Wilmington on the N. W., to
Dover on the S. W.. to Weymouth on the S. K
1898.
American association for the advancement of
science.
Preliminary announcement of the Boston
meeting to be held August 22d to 27th,
1898. Boston, 1898. 32 pp. Map. 3935.8
Two copies.
Walker, (George Harry, & co., publishers.
New historical map of metropolitan Boston.
Boston, 1898. Size, 69j< X 55 inches.
Scale, 3 miles to i inch. Rolled.
(Children's Room) *Map 39.14
1899.
[Plan of proposed alterations in Copley
Square.] [Boston.] 1899. Size, 25 J4 X
38fi inches. Scale, 20 feet to i inch. Hek-
tograph print. No. 23 in ♦♦Map 35.1
189-.
Boston Public library site, showing suggested
rearrangement of Copley Square [189-?]
Original drawing. Size, 24 X 32j^ inches.
Framed.
Walker-(}ordon laboratory.
Map showing drives from the Walker-Gor-
don laboratory, . . . Boston, to the labora-
tory farm in Wellesley. Boston. [189-?]
Size, 9^ X 15 inches Scale, i mile to
I inch. No. 9 in ♦Map 39.2
JSfO DATE.
Carte des environs de Boston capitale de la
N^«. Angleterre en Am^rique. Paris.
Lattr6. [ ? ] Size, 10 X 7}i inches.
Scale (computed), 8^ miles to i inch.
Photographic copy.
No. 10 in ♦2350.35=No. iia in ♦Map 32.1
The end of Boston wharf, . . . from which
restrictions are to be taken off. [Map.]
Boston. [ ? ] Size, 9H X n inches.
Scale, none. No. 135 in ♦Map 30.8
Terreni, G. M.
Carta rappresentante il porto di Boston.
[ ? ?] Size, 7J| X 6)i inches.
Scale (computed), 2 Italian miles to i
inch. No. 11 in ♦Map 32.1
VIEWS 07 AJTO nr BOSTON.
1743-189a
1748.
Price, William.
A south east view of y« great town of Bos-
ton in New England in America. [Bos-
ton.] 1743. Size, 24 X 52 inches. Framed
Periodical Room
Dcftcr^tive text in lower margin.
Same. Reduced. Boston. Tompkins. [18 — ?]
Size, 19 X 40>i inches. ♦♦Cab.23.174
Same. Albert3rpe. Forbes co. [18 — ?] Size,
10 X 18^ inches. No. i in ♦Map 34.1
View of Boston. 1743. Size, 2j< X 4^
inches. (In Winsor, J. Memorial history
of Boston Vol. 2, p. 408. Boston, 1881.)
♦4451.642
Reproduced from the American magazine and
historical chronicle, vol. i, Oct., 1743.
1767.
Pownal, Thomas.
A view of the city of Boston the capital of
New England in North America. Drawn
on the spot by his excellency (jovemor
Pownal. 1757. [ ?] Size,
7H X 19H inches. Engraving.
No. 2 in ♦Map 341
Two copies.
Same. Reduced. [London, 1775.] Size, 5 X
gyz inches. No. 26 in ♦Map 341
Cfut from Universal magazine, toL 56, p. 113
[•7224.8.56].
1764.
Byron, Captain Richard.
[Photogravure copies of the three water-
color views of Boston, taken by Captain
Richard Byron, R. N., about 1764. (In
Bostonian society. Proceedings, 1891.
Boston, 1891.) *4454-47
These views will also be found m Shurtlefi. iop-
offraphical and historical description of Boston.
3d edition [445i-3i=44Sil81-
1768.
Revere, Paul.
A view of part of the town of Boston in
New- England, and Britdsh ships of war
landing their troops. 1768. [Fac-simile]
Chicago. Sewell. [1868.] Size, gji X
15J/2 inches. No. 14 in ♦Map 341
Reduced copies of this plate are in Goss. Life of
Colonel Paul Revere, voL i C*^i.za3.i], and
Celebration of the centennial anniversary of the
evacuation of Boston [*a3Si>S7; **G.3oaia].
176-.
Carwitham, I., engraver.
A south east view of Boston in North
America. London. Bowles & Carver.
[176-?] Size, iifi X 1754 inches.
Colored. Framed. Periodical Room
Same. Reduced photographic copy. [Bos-
ton, 1879?] Size, 2^ X 454 inches.
No. 23 in ♦Map 341
1774.
Revere, Paul.
A view of the town of Boston, with several
i899
311
ships of war in the harbour. Size, 4^ X
Tjf inches. No. 3 in *Map 34.1
This appears to be a proof of the plate in Vym>
tor's Memorial history of Boston, vol. a, p. 4x1
[•445X-5X-al.
The original plate was published in the Royal
American ma^puine for January, 1774. The copy
of the magazme on shelf-no. *^5aasw^ lacks this
plate, which closely resembles an earlier plate by
KeTcre (1768), of which there is a fao-simile on
No. Z3 in *Map34.x.
1776.
[Six views of Boston, Mass., and vicinity, on
two sheets. William Pierrie, delin.] (In
Des Barres. Charts of the coast and har-
bors of New England. [London.] 1775.
London, 1781.) No. 23, 24 in "^Map 116.1.2a
Namely. — i. A view of the country towards Dor-
cheater, taken from the advanced works on Bos-
ton Neck. 3. Lon^ Island open on the north
side of Nicks Mate island. 3. Boston from Willis
Creek. 4. A front view of the lines taken from
the advanced post near Brown's house. 5. A
view of the harbour of Boston taken from Fort
Hill. 6. A view of Boston from Dorchester Neck.
1776.
Pierrie, William.
A view of Boston taken on the road to
Dorchester. [London.] 1776. Size, i6f^ X
24^ inches. Engraving. (In Des Barres.
Charts of the coast and harbors of New
England. London, 1781.)
No. 22 in *Map 116.1.2a
1777.
Boston bay, the light house bearing N. W. b.
W. distant one league. Published Oct 7,
1777. Size, 2jj X 18^ inches. (In Des
Barres. Charts of the coast and harbors
of New England. [London.] 1781.)
No. 20 in *Map 116.1.2a
Boston, seen between Castle William and
Governor's island, distant 4 miles. Pub-
lished Oct 7, 1777. Size, 4^ X 20 inches.
(In Des Barres. Charts of the coast and
harbors of New England. [London.]
1781.) No. 20 in *Map 116.1.2a
The entrance of Boston harbor. Published
Oct 7, 1777. Size 4H X 28 Ji inches. (In
Des Barres. Charts of the coast and har-
bors of New England. [London.] 1781.)
No. 20 in *Map 116.1.2a
[Four colored views of Boston harbor, etc., on
one sheet] Dated 1777. (In Des Barres.
Charts of the coast and harbors of New
England. London, 1781.)
No. 20 in *Map 116.1.2a
Namely. — i. Boston seen between Castle Wil-
liams and Governors island, disUnt 4 miles. 2.
Appearance of high lands of Agamenticus, N. £.,
with Penobscot to the eastwards, at 3 or 4 leagues
off shore. 3. Boston bay, the light house bear-
ing N. W. b. W. disUnt one league. 4. The
entrance of Boston harbor.
1779.
Des Barres, Joseph Frederick Wallet.
A view of Boston ; published May 19, 1779.
Size, 16^ X 28J4 inches. Colored in
sepia. (In his Charts of the coast and har-
bors of New England. [London.] 1781.)
No. 25 in ♦Map 116.1.2a
Habermann, Franz Xaver, engraver.
[Four views in Boston.] Augsburg. [1781?]
Size of each, 10 X I5V^ inches. Framed.
Periodical Room
These views are drawn evidently from oral de-
scription, since the^ have not the slightest re-
semblance to anything in Boston at any time.
Callender,
1788.
-, engraver.
View of Boston, 1788. [Heliotype reproduc-
tion.] Boston. A. O. Crane. 1884. Size,
5X8 inches. No. 29 in ♦Map 34.1
1797.
Gilmor, Robert.
Memorandtmis made in a tour to the Eastern
sUtes, in 1797. (72) pp. 18 pis. Manu-
script. 12°. ♦♦0.35.3
1 he plates include among others: View of m>o&-
ton from the west end of the bridge. View of
Charleston (Massachusetts) from the west end
of Boston bridge. View of Roxbury, taken from
the Mall. View of the Mall at Boston from the
Sute House. View of the Statehouse at Boston,
taken from the Mall. Monument erected on Bun-
ker's Hill to the memory of General Warren.
View of Boston from Dorchester heights.
Reproduced in the Bulletin of the Boston Public
library for April, 1892.
1798.
Robertson, A.
The Haymarket theatre, Boston. Water
color. Dated, 28 Sept 1798. Size, 9 X 13
inches. Framed. Periodical Room
Shows Tremont btreet from the corner of west
street looking towards Boylston street. Bought
at the sale ot effects of John Howard Payne, by
Mr. John Foster, from whom it was purchased
for the Library in 1871. An explanation of the
drawing by Mr. Tustin Winsor, wed Sept., 1871,
is attached to the back. Reproduced with the
title: Tremont street in 1798, m the Boston Pub-
lic library Bulletin for Oct., 1894 ['6sooa.3a.13;
••6j00a.33.13].
Same. Reduced photographic copy. [Bos-
ton, 1894.] Size, 4>4 X 6^ inches.
No. 22 in "^Map 34.1
1800.
Tremont street from Court to Bromfield;
Tremont street from Hamilton place to
Boylston street ; Boylston street from Tre-
mont to Carver street. As [they] appeared
in 1800. Three views photographed on
one sheet. Size, 6^ X ^9% inches.
Framed. Periodical Room
Drawn from the recollection of Solomon D.
Townsend, M.D.
[Tremont street, looking north from a point
south of West street, towards Kings
Chapel; about 1800.] Colored. Size, 13 X
1954 inches. Periodical Room
Given in 1875, by Wm. W. Greenough and seven-
teen others, a list oi whose names is attached to
the back. A descriptive letter from B. P. Shil>
laber, dated March 17, 1875, is on the files of the
Trustees. Said to have been painted by a daugh-
ter of Gen. Knox between the years 1800 and
1806. Reproduced in a Bulletin of the Boston
Public library, vol. 13, Oct., 1894 [*6sooa.32.i3=
••6aooa.33.13].
Same. Photograph. [Boston?] Size, 3J4 X
sVi* inches. No. 24 in ♦Map 34.1
1800.
[A view of the Common and Beacon street,
about the year 1809.] Water color. Size,
10^ X 18 inches. Framed.
Periodical Room
1811.
Smith, John Rubens.
Old Boston. [5 chromo-lithographs from
sketches of Beacon hill, taken in 181 1 or
1812.] Boston. Smith, Knight & Tappan.
1857, 58. 5 plates. L. f**. **»Cab.23.i8.io
Bound in the same volume are the original
watercolor drawings, and an explanatory MS. let-
ter by George G. Smith.
312
October
183-.
Bennett, W. J., painter and engraver.
Boston from City Point near Sea street.
New York. Megarey. [183-?] Size,
16 X M^ inches. Engraving.
No. 15 in *Map 34.1
[View of Boston, from East Boston.] [New
York, 183-?] Size, 16 X 24^ inches.
No. 16 in *Map 34.1
This plate is unlettered but is plainly the com>
panion picture of the view by Bennett on No. 15
m*Map J4.1.
1840.
[Panoramic view of Haymarket square and
neighborhood, about 1840.] 135^ X 85
inches. Water color drawing. ♦♦♦4350.60
Reproduced in the Bulletin of the Boston rublic
library for January, 1895.
1841.
Havell, Robert
View of the city of Boston from Dorchester
Heights. N. Y. Coleman. [1841.] Size,
I2}4 X 17H inches. No. 18 in 'Map 34.1
Same. Colored. No. 19 in ♦Map 34.1
Same. Havell. [1841?] No. 20 in ♦Map 34-1
1848.
Mallory, Richard P.
A panoramic view from Bunker Hill monu-
ment Boston. Redding & co. 1848.
Size, 6y2 X 47^ inches.
43S4.36=»»H.82.36=*^K. 164.8
View of Bunker Hill monument [Boston.]
Crosman & Mallory. 1848. Size, 4H X
6H inches. No. 25 in ♦Map 34.1
Reprinted from his A panoramic view from bun-
ker Hill monument.
Osborne, M., engraver.
Boston Common, Engraved for the Ladies'
wreath. [N. Y., 1848.I Size, 4 "/i« X 7
inches. No. 30 in ♦Map 34.1
Cut from the Ladies' wreath, vol. 2 [*5aa4.2.2j.
Whitefield, Edwin.
View of Boston in 1848. From East Boston.
Boston. Whitefield & Smith. 1848.
Size, 16 X 41^ inches. No. 4 in ♦Map 34.1
1849.
View of the city of Boston. [ ? 1849.]
Size, 4J^ X 714 inches. Woodcut
No. 28 in ♦Map 34.1
1860.
Bachmann, John.
Bird's eye view of Boston. N. Y. Bach-
mann. 1850. Size, 18^ X 27^ inches.
No. 5 in ♦Map 34.1
1853.
Grand panoramic view of Tremont street,
Boston, east and west sides, from Court
street to the Common. In four sections.
(In Gleason's Pictorial. Vol. 5, pp. 72,
73. Boston, 1853.) *7340.50.5
Reproduced in the Bulletin of the Boston I'uoiic
library, vol. 13, 1894 ['6aooa.32.13; **6aooa.33.i3].
1855.
Hinsdale, R. L.
View of the grounds & structures of the
United States agricultural society, at its
third exhibition in Boston, 1855. [Boston,
1855.1 Size, 3Ji X HJi inches.
No. 6 in ♦Map 34.1
1856.
View of Court and Tremont streets, Boston,
with the new iron building. (In Ballou*s
Pictorial. Vol. 11, p. 8. Boston, 1856.)
♦7340.saii
Reproduced in the Bulletin of the Boston Public
Ithrary, voL 13, 1894 ['6300a.32.13; **6aooa.33.i33.
1857.
Hill, J. W., painter.
Boston. [View from East Boston.] En-
graved by C. Mottram. Boston. Smith.
1857. Size, 24^ X 38^ inches. Proof.
No. 13 in ♦Map 34.1
185&
Views of the State House and from its dome,
etc [Mostly taken in 1858-60.] 26 pho-
tographs, ll f '. *Cab.23.23^
1864.
Richardson, Freeman.
Environs of Boston, from Corey's hill,
Brookline, Mass. Boston. Richardson.
1864. Size, iSH X 38^ inches.
No. 7 in ♦Map 34.1
Outline key on a separate sheet.
1866.
Nutting, Benjamin F.
Bird's eye view of Boston. Boston. Russell
& CO. 1866. Size, 24 X 34^ inches.
No. 8 in ♦Map 34.1
1869.
Street views and views of Peace jubOee. 30
photographs. L. f**. ♦Cab.23.24.3
Views of Boston. N. Y. T. Nelson & sons,
1869. 24 pp. II pis. 32"*, obi. 4459a.11
Views of Tremont street and Church street
district. [1869.] 27 photographs. L.f'.
♦Cab.23.23.7
These views were taken before the widening of
Tremont street. Some of them are reproduced
in the Bulletin of the Boston Public library for
November, 1894.
1870.
Smith. Frederic M.
Boston through the photographic camera:
Commonwealth Avenue and its residences.
Boston. Smith. [187-?] 4'. ♦4450.1^
The book consists of 29 mounted photographs
of Commonwealth Avenue and its houses. There
is no text.
1878.
[Photographs of the burnt district, after the
great fire of November 9, 1872.] Bos-
ton, 1872.] 6 pis. F'. ♦Cab.23.17.3
1873.
Black, James Wallace.
Photographs of the burnt district of the
Boston fire, Nov. 9, 1872. [Boston, 1873.]
I v., 4^ I v., F**. ♦♦Cab.23.10.1
Parsons and Atwater.
The city of Boston. [Bird's-eye view.]
N. Y. Currier & Ives. 1823. Size. 26H X
32^ inches. No. 10 in *Map 341
[Photograph of the buildings at the comer of
Huntington avenue and Dartmouth street
in 1873, which stood on the site of the
present Public library building.] Size,
10 X 13^ inches. Mounted and framed
Periodical Rgom
1876.
Black, James Wallace.
[Boston views taken at the time of the cen-
tennial anniversary of the battle of Bunker
Hill, June 17, 1875.] [Boston, 1875] ^
v. 56 photos. 4*. ♦♦235a2i
i899
313
1876.
Black, James Wallace.
[14 photographs of Boston houses and
streets. Taken during the centennial an-
niversary, July 4, 1876.] [Boston, 1876.]
I V. 4
1877.
♦♦2350.18
Bachmann, John.
Boston. Bird's-eye view of the north. [Bos-
ton.] Prang & co. 1877. Size, 18''$ X 25
inches. No. 9 in ♦Map 31.1
1878.
Holmes, Henry.
[The oldest house in Boston.] 1677-1878.
Water color. Size, I5J4 X io?4 inches.
Framed. Periodical Room
The building it on the comer of Moon street and
Sun court. It was built in 1677.
1879.
Bailey, O. H.. and company, publishers.
View of East Boston, Mass. 1879. [Boston,
1879.1 Size, 19^4 X 23^ inches. Litho-
graph. No. 22 in ♦Map 98.1
A bird's eye view.
Bailey, O. H., and J. C. Hazen, publishers.
The city of Boston. 1879. [Bird's eye
view.] Boston. 1879. Size, 25^ X 43>i
inches.
No. 12 in ♦Map 34.i=No. 21 in ♦Map 98.1
The original drawings for this view, by J. C.
Hazen, is on No. 11 in *Map 34.1.
Balloon view — Boston harbor. Boston.
Daniels. 1879. Size, 11 X I7^ inches.
Lithograph. No. 33 in ♦Map 34.1
Hazen. J. C.
The city of Boston. 1879. [Bird's eye view.]
[Boston, 1879.] Size, 24^ X mH inches.
Manuscnpt. No. 11 in ♦Map 34.1
1880.
Rowley, H. H., and company, publishers.
View of Boston, Massachusetts. 1880.
Hartford. [1879.] Size. 29 X 47^ inches.
Lithograph. No. 26 in ♦Map 98.1
A birdrs eye view.
1881.
Lane, Susan Minot.
[Old Boston houses. Seven photographs
from sketches in oil painted by Susan
Minot Lane. 1881-82. 1 ♦2350a. 102
There is a description 0! each photograph in
manuscript.
1882.
Stark. James Henry.
Antique views of ye towne of Boston. Bos-
ton. Photo-electrotype engraving co.
[1882.] 378 pp. Pis. Portrs. Maps. 8**.
2350.23=**2350.24=^*K 1 15.4
Tolman, George R.
[Twelve sketches of old Boston houses.
With explanatory notes.] [Boston? 1882?]
Photolithographs. F*. ♦4450.39
1887.
Porter, Edward Griffin.
Rambles in Old Boston, New England. Bos-
ton. Cupples, Upham & co.. 1887. xviii,
439 PP- Illus. Pis. Map. Fac-similes.
8^ , ♦445i.59=^^445i.ii3
This book contains numerous views of old Bos-
ton buildings, by G<"^rflre R. Tolman.
1889.
Illustrated Boston: the metropolis of New
England. 1889. N. Y. American publish-
ing and engraving co. X1889.] xiii, 33-
305 pp. Illus. 4 . ♦4451.61
Photographs of the ruins of the Thanksgiving
day fire, 1889. [Boston, 1889.] 17 views.
8', obi. ♦♦♦4450.129
Whitefield, Edwin.
Homes of our forefathers in Boston, old
Ensfland, and Boston. New England. From
original drawings. Boston. Author. 1889.
84 pp. Pis. 8**. ♦4103.56
1891.
Art work of Boston. [Boston.] Parish pub-
lishing CO. 1891. (20) ff. 66 pis. 4®.
♦4450.116
A collection of views in Boston and vicinity,
with a short descriptive text.
1894.
Boston views. Boston, 1894. 4 v. 4*.
♦♦♦4450.126
Photographs.
Confectioners* club, Boston.
Souvenir of the Hub ; complimentary to the
National confectioners* association of the
United States. Boston, 1894. Unpaged.
Pis. 24', obi. 8008.84
A collection of views ol Boston and vicinity.
1895.
Boston picture book. The. Boston. Fox.
1895. 35 pis. 16**, obi. 4454.260
Fifty glimpses of Boston, including some
features of Greater Boston. Chicago.
Rand, McNally & co. 1895. i6'. obi.
♦4458.126
Kincr. Moses.
King's Boston views. Boston, 1895. 24 pp.
Sm. f*. ♦4450.135
Consists almost exclusively of illustrations.
1896.
Blaney, Henry R.
Old Boston. Reproductions of etchings in
half tone [with text]. Boston. Lee &
Shepard. 1896. 13 pp. 4®. 435oa.i93
Stebbins, Nathaniel L.
[Water-front of Boston, taken from the Bos-
ton & Albany grain elevator. East Boston,
i8q6.1 [Boston, i8q6.] Size, 16^ X 7SH
inches. Photograph. Framed.
Fine Arts Dept.
1898.
Stebbins, Nathaniel L.
Four photographic views of Boston, taken
from the dome of the State house. Bos-
ton, 1898? Size, 75/^ X oVi inches. Mounted.
♦Cab.23.25.9
[Six photoprraphic views of Boston. Two
taken from his studio, 132 Boylston street,
and four from the lop of the Ames build-
ing.] Bo*:ton. [1898?] Size, i6»^ X 46^
inches. Mounted. ♦Cab.81.19.1
NO DATE.
Boston.
Miscellaneous views. 37 photographs. L. f '.
♦Cab.23.25.6
Vernet, Claude Joseph.
L'entree au port de Boston dans TAm^rique.
Gravee d'apres le tableau de Vernet.
Size, 6^ X 854 inches. Colored.
♦♦G.31.43
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The symbol = following the title of a work indicates that the work is a gift to the Library.
Reference Books.
Corona Bustamante, Francisco.
Diccionario ingl6s-espa!iol y espanol-inglcs.
Paris, 1897. 2 V. ♦503972
Englishwoman's year book, The, and direc-
tory^ 1899. London, 1899. *2499.99
International year book, The.
A compendium of the world's progress in
every department of human knowledge
for 1898. Editor, Frank Moore Colby.
N. Y. [1899.] Illus. Portrs. Maps.
♦2301.70
Naturalist's directory. 1899. London. [1899.]
♦3838. 10
Wendte, Charles William.
The student's jdiary. An indispensable note-
book for all public and private school
pupils. N. Y. [1896.] = 2259a.7i
Genealogy. H eraldry.
Ames, Fisher.
A bit of Ames genealogy. [Boston.] 1898.
15 pp. 4439a. 124
Includes the Worthington, Edwards, Bradtord,
and Alden genealogies.
Genealogical advertiser. The. The quarterly
magaisine of family history. VoK 2.
♦233oa.62
Grant, Arthur Hastings.
The Grant family. A genealogical history
of the descendants of Matthew Grant of
Windsor, Conn. 1601-1898. Poughkeep-
sie, 1898. Portrs. Pis. Maps. 4432. 19
Halloway, Charlotte Molyneux.
Nathan Hale. The martyr-hero of the
Revolution. With a Hale genealogy and
Hale's diary. London. I1899.] 4348217
Kelley, Mary Upham, and Warren Upham.
Upham and Amherst, N. H. memories: the
genealogy and history of a branch of the
Upham family. N. p. 1897. 66 pp.
♦4338.187
London.
Registers of the church known as La Patente
in Spittelfields from 1689 to 1785. Edited
by W. Minet and W. C. Waller. [Lym-
ington.] 1898. [Huguenot society of Lon-
don.] *552i.55ii
Phillimore, William Phillimore Watts, and
Frederic Johnson, editors.
Norfolk parish registers. Vol. i. Marriages.
London, 1899. ♦2506.58
Smith, Zachary Frederick.
The a ay family. Part i. Louisville, Ky.,
1899. Portrs. [Filson club.] *437i.i37
Tiernan, Charles B., editor.
The Tiernan family in Maryland. Balti-
more, 1898. Portrs. 4434.255
Warriner, Edwin.
The Warriner family of New England ori-
gin. Albany, 1899. Illus. Portrs.
4333.132
Biography.
Collective Biographies.
Herringshaw, Thomas William, editor.
Herringshaw's encyclopedia of American
biog^raphy of the nineteenth century . . .
Chicago, 1898. Portrs. '''4340. 124
Tardieu, Ambroise.
Dictionnaire iconographique des Parisiens;
c'est-a-dire, liste generale des personnes
nees i Paris dont il existe des portraits
graves et lithographies. Avec une bio-
graphic de chaque nom cit^ (environ
3,000). Herment, 1885. Portrs. Pis.
♦2641.77
Single Biographies.
Baldock, Thomas Stanford.
Cromwell as a soldier.
Folded maos.
London, 1899.
3952.154
320
November
Barnard, James Munson.
A sketch of Anne Robert Jacques Turgot
Boston, 1899. 63 pp. Portr. = 4649a. 14
Bondurant, Alexander Lee.
Sherwood Bonner : her life and place in the
literature of the South. [Jackson, 1899.I
43-^ pp. = 4347.^
Cavallotti, Felice Carlo Emanuele.
Felice Cavallotti nella vita e nelle opere.
Milano. [1898.] Portr. = 2748.29
Cr6tineau-Joly, Jacques Augustin Marie.
Histoire de Louis- Philippe d*0rl6ans et de
rOrl6anisme. Paris, 1862, 63. 2 v.
2625.85
Crosby, John Leland, and James Henry Crosby.
Eliza Leland (Adams) Crosby. Cambridge,
1899- 97 op- Portr = 4444-304
Depcw, Chauncey Mitchell.
Birthday addresses at the Montauk club of
Brooklyn, 1892 to 1899. [Brooklyn, 1899.]
= 4403.136
Deux g6n6raux Cavaignac, Les. Souvenirs &
correspondance. 1808-1848. Paris. [1898.]
2625.132
Dow, Neil. 4
Reminiscences. Recollections of eighty
years. Portland, 1898. Portrs. Pis. =
^ ^ 4343.203
Ferrell, Chiles Gifton.
The daughter of the confederacy' [Winnie
Davis], her life, character, and writings.
[Jackson? 1899.] 6(hS4 pp. == 4348.227
Firth, Abraham.
J. F. R. F. [Jane Frances Russell Firth.]
A memory. [Anon.] Boston, 1885.
Portrs. = *4449.258
Growoll, Adoli)h.
Henry Harrisse. Biographical and biblio-
graphical sketch. N. V., 1899. 13 pp.
Portr. *4349a.i76
Guizot, Fran<;ois Pierre Guillaume.
Life of Oliver Cromwell. 9th edition. Lon-
don, 1887. Portrs. 4.S49a.i57
Hale, Edward Everett, jr.
James Russell Lowell. Boston, 1899. Portr.
[The Beacon biographies.] 4349a. 180
Hal stead, Murat.
Life and achievements of Admiral Dewey.
[Chicago.] [1899.] nius. Portrs.
4420a. 147
Hapgood, Norman.
Daniel Webster. Boston, 1899. Portr. [The
Beacon biographies.] 4349a. 181
Hoffmann. Ferdinand.
Julius Sturm. Hamburg, 1898. 47 pp .
*59i4.SO.N.F.i3
Holland, Mary Sibylla.
Letters. Selected and edited by her son
Bernard Holland. 2d edition. London,
1898. 2548.174
How, Walter Wybcrgh.
Hannibal, and the great war between Rome
and Carthage. London, 1899. 2756.62
Issleib. S.
Moritz von Sachsen als protestantischer
Fiirst. Hamburg. 1898. 3(5 pp.
*59i4.50.N.F.i3
Jacks. William.
The life of Prince Bismarck. Glasgow, 1899.
Portr. Map. 4843.38
La Barre Duparcq, Nicolas £douard de.
Hannibal en Italic. Paris, 1863. 73, (i) pp.
2756.60
Leader, John Temple.
Rough and rambling notes, chiefly of my
early life. Florence, 1899. 73 pp. Illus.
Portrs. = 4549a. 155
Lowe, Charles, M.A.
Our future king. The story of the Prince
of Wales's life. London, 1898. Portrs.
2548.173
McCarthy, Justin.
Reminiscences. N. Y., 1899. 2 v. 4548.185
Mac6, Jean. 181 5-
Saint-fivremond. Paris. [1894.] 4649a.2o
Marx, Carl.
The story of the life of Lord Palmerston.
Edited by Eleanor Marx Aveling. Lon-
don, 1899. 78 pp. 2549.80
Meyer, Christian.
Aus einem Tagebuche des sechszehnten
Jahrhunderts. Hamburg, 1898. 49 pp.
♦5914.50.N.F.13
Morison, William, Scotchman.
Andrew Melville. N. Y. [1899.] [Famous
Scots series.] 2549a.25
Mumford, James Gregory.
Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie, bart Boston,
1899. 19 pp. = 3738.47
Riccoboni. Marie Jeanne Laboras de M^ieres.
Histoire de Christine, Reine de Suabe; et
celle d'AloIse de Livarot. Paris, 1783. =
No. I in P. 10.744
Riley, Franklin Lafayette.
Sir William Dunbar — the pioneer scientist
of Mississippi. [1899.] 27 pp. r= 4347^276
Robinet, Jean Fran<;ois Eugene.
Centenaire de 1789. Danton, honune d'etat
Paris, 1889. Portr. 4641.82
Saintsbury, George Edward Bateman.
Matthew Arnold. Edinburgh. 1899. [Mod-
ern English writers.] 4547.178
Schirmacher, Kaethe.
Voltaire. Eine Biographie. Leipzig, 1898.
Portrs. Pis. 6648.71
S^gur, Pierre Marie Maurice Henri, comte dc.
La demi^re des Cond6. 2e edition. Paris,
1899. Portr. 26^20
Simmons, George.
A British rifle man. The journals and cor-
respondence of Major George Simmons,
during the Peninsular war and the cam-
paign cf Waterloo. London, 1899. Maps.
= 6527.41
Stillman, William James.
Francesco Crispi, insurgent, exile, revolu-
tionist and statesman. London, 1899.
Portr. 2748.31
Thayer, William Makepeace.
The bobbin boy [N. P. Banks] ; or, how
__ Nat got his learning. Boston, 1899. Pis.
2349.44
Tourneux, Maurice.
Diderot et Catherine 11. Paris, 1899. Portr.
6642.70
Trent William Peterfield.
John Milton. A short study of his life and
works. N. Y., 1899. 2547.127
Robert E. Lee. Boston, 1899. Portr. [Tht
Beacon biographies.] 4349a. 174
i899
Wctmorc, Helen Cody.
Last of the great scouts. The life story of
Col. William F. Cody ("Buffalo Bill") as
told by his sister. [Duluth, 1899.] Portrs.
Pis. 4344.185
History.
Ancient. Modem. Asia. Africa.
Oceanica. The Jews.
Alcazar, Jos6 de.
Historia de los dominios espanoles en
Oceania. Filipinas. Madrid, 1897. Pis.
Portrs. Map. 3049a.67
Arnaud-Jeanti, Louis.
L'esprit classique: son role et sa raison
d'etre dans Thistoire des soci^t^s. Paris,
1891. 22i9a.3
Gaffarel, Paul.
L'Alg^rie. Histoire, conquete et colonisa-
tion. Paris, 1883. Illus. Portrs. 3040a. 168
Krausse, Alexis.
Russia in Asia: a record and a study. 1558-
1899. N. Y., 1899. Maps. 3064.169
Lindley, Augustus F.
Adamantia. The truth about the South
African diamond fields: or, a vindication
of the right of the Orange Free state to
that territory. London, 1873. PI. Maps.
3054.175
Philippine islands.
Les Philippines et Tinsurrection de 1896-
1897. Paris, 1899. 30 pp. Maps. 3049a.69
Pridham, Charles.
An historical, political and statistical account
of Ceylon and jts dependencies. London,
1849. 2 V. 3047.243
Rodocanachi, Emmanuel.
Lc Saint-Si^ge et les Juifs. Le Ghetto i
Rome. Paris, 1891. PI. Map. 2292.87
Seidel, A.
Transvaal, die siidafrikanische Republik.
Berlin, 1898. Illus. Pis. Portrs. Maps.
3058.196
Skrine, Francis Henry, and Edward Denison
Ross.
The heart of Asia. A history of Russian
Turkestan and the Central Asian Knanates.
London, 1899. Portr. Pis. Maps.
3064.166
Thomson, H. C.
Rhodesia and its government. London,
1898. Pis. Map. 3054.185
Europe.
Arcoleo, Giorgio.
Palerme et la civilisation en Sicile. Paris,
1898. 3563.204
Black book. The, of Warwick. Edited by
Thomas Kemp. Warwick. [1898?] PL
^2506. 140
Brewer, Ebenezer Cobham.
The smaller history of Germany. London.
[1894?! 2828.77
321
Caird, L. H.
The history of Corsica. London, 1899.
4729.16
Forster, Hugh Oakeley Arnold-.
A history of England. 3d edition. London,
1899. Illus. Portrs. Maps. 2517.64
Habasque, Francisque A. M.
Comment Agen mangeait au temps des der-
niers Valois. Agen, 1887. 4661.35
Holgate, Clifford Wyndham, editor.
Winchester Long Rolls. {Part i.] 1653-
172 1. Transcribed and edited. Winchester,
1899. Illus. '^'2497. 1 50
Houssaye, Henry.
181 5. Waterloo. 3e Edition. Paris, 1898.
Maps. 6622.35
Howland, Arthur Charles, editor.
The early Germans. Phila., 1899. 36 pp.
2304.104.6
Koltzoff-Masalska, Helena Ghika, princess.
Gli Albanesi in Rumenia. Storia dei prin-
cipi Ghika nei secoli xvii, xviii e xix
[di Dora d'Istria, pseud.]. Traduzione
dal francese di B. Cecchetti. Firenze,
1873. Portr. Pis. == 3082.121
Lacroix, D6sir6.
Bonaparte en figypte. (1798-1799.) Paris,
1899. Maps. 2657.121
Mitchel, John.
The history of the great Irish rebellion of
1798. Glasgow. 4518. 161
Ireland since 98. Glasgow. N. d. 4518.162
164 1 : reply to the falsification of history by
Froude, entitled "The English in Ireland."
Glasgow. N. d. 89 pp. 4518.163
Mummenhoff, Ernst.
Altniimberg. Schilderungen aus der alteren
reichsstadtischen Zeit bis zum Jahre 1350.
Bamberg, 1890. Illus. = 4868.60
Paz, Abd6n de.
La Espafia de la Edad Media. Madrid, 1898.
Illus. 3097.30
Quesnay de Beaurepaire, Jules.
Le Panama et la R6publique. Paris. [1899.]
Fac-similes. 2619.86
Robinet, Jean Francois Eugene.
Le proces des Dantonistes d'apr^s les docu-
ments. Paris, 1879. 2626.129
Tuetey, Alexandre.
Repertoire general des sources manuscrites
de Thistoire de Paris pendant la Revolu-
tion frangaise. Paris, 1890, 92. 2 v.
2620.64
America.
Adams, Charles Francis, jr.
Historians and historical societies. An ad-
dress at the opening of the Fenway build-
ing of the Massachusetts historical society,
April 13, 1899. Cambridge, 1899. 41 pp.
= 2351.8
Bigelow, John, jr.
Reminiscences of the Santiago campaign.
N. Y., 1890. Map. 4420a. 145
Bujac, Jean Leopold ^mile.
Precis de quelaues campagnes contemporains.
tTome] 4. La guerre nispano-am^ricaine.
^aris. [1899.] Illus. Map. 4420a. 144
322
November
Connelley, William E.
The provisional government of Nebraska
territory, and the journals of William
Walker, provisional governor of Nebraska
territory. Lincoln, 1899. Portrs. [Ne-
braska state historical society.] =
♦4472.148.3
Depew, Chauncey Mitchell.
Autumnal speeches in 1898. [N. Y.? 1899.]
71 pp. = 4403.170
Felt, Charles Wilson, and others.
Newspaper clippings relating to Pilgrim his-
tory, Bradford's Log of the Mayflower,
the Province lands, etc; supporting the
claim that Provincetown was the first
landing place of the Mayflower. Mounted
in scrap-book. Boston, etc, 1897-1899. =
♦2350.41
Garrison, William Lloyd, the younger.
Imperialism. Address at the annual meet-
ing of the Progressive Friends, 1899.
[1899.1 (4) pp. = 4228.90
Hart, Albert Bushnell.
Source-book of American history. N. Y.,
1899. *2i59.58
Herkimer county historical society.
Papers read before the . . . society, 1896-98.
Compiled by A. T. Smith. Herkimer,
N. Y.. 1899. 75 pp. 4361.72
Larned, Ellen Douglas.
Historic srleanings in Windham county.
Conn. Providence, 1899. = 4439.208
Ojetti, Ugo.
L' America vittoriosa. Milano, 1899.
4369a. 177
Pariset, Georges.
Historique sommaire du conflit anglo-vcn6-
zu^lien en Guyane. Paris, 1898. 83 pp.
Map. 4315.151
Siebert, Wilbur Henry.
The Underground railroad from slavery to
freedom. N. Y., 1898. Portrs. Pis.
Map. 7586.129
Suite, Benjamin.
Chronique trifluvienne. Montreal, 1879.
4314.170
Townsend, Charles Hervey.
The British invasion of New Haven, Conn.,
with some account of their landing and
burning Fairfield and Norwalk, July, 1779.
New Haven, 1879. Pis. Maps. 4418.263
Wiener, Charles.
La Republique argentine. Paris, 1899. Map.
[France. Ministere des affaires 6tran-
geres. Missions commercial es.] 3651. 112
Fine Arts. Archaeology.
Antiquities.
British school at Athens.
Annual. No. 1-3. Session 1894/5-96/7.
London. [1896-98.] Illus. Plans.
'^ ♦296oa.S3
Fine Arts. Illustrated Books.
iSsopus.
The baby's own Aesop, being the fables con-
densed in rhyme, with portable morals
pictorially pointed by Walter Crane. Lon-
don, 1887. 56 pp. *8o63.i38
Bluemlein, Carl.
Delft und seine Fayencen. Hamburg, 18991
45 pp. ♦S914.50.N.F.13
Boito, Camillo.
Arte utile. Decorazione policroma. Cin-
quanta cromolitografie. Milano, 1894.
(8) pp. 50 pis. ♦8091.123
Bums, Robert
Memorial catalogue of the Bums exhibition
held in . . . Glasgow . . . 1896. Glasgow,
1898. Pis. Portrs. ♦8063.140
Feara, J. Eaton.
Modem photography for amateurs. 3d edi-
tion. London. [1899?] lUus. 7978*49
Fischel, Oskar.
Raphaels Zeichnungen. Strassburg, 1898.
8o79a.a35
Hatton, Richard G.
A text-book of elementary design. 3d edi-
tion. London. [1898?] Illus. 8069.86
Holme, Charles.
A course of instruction in wood-carving, ac-
cording to the Japanese method. Lon-
don. [1899.] Illus. 8oiai97
Hueffer, Ford Madox.
The queen who flew. A fairy tale. With
a frontispiece by E. Bume Jones and
border designs by C. R. B. Barrett. Lon-
don, 1894. ♦♦8063.133
Intemational society of sculptors, painters, and
gravers.
Illustrated souvenir catalogue of the exhi-
bition of international art, Knightsbridge.
London, 1898. ♦8074.180
Jaennicke, Friedrich, compiler.
Marken und Monogramme auf Faycnce,
Porzellan, Steinzeug und sonstigen kera-
mischen Erzeugnissen. Stuttgart, 1878.
Fac-similes. No. 2 in ♦4oaoa.69
Koppe, Carl, professor in Braunschweig.
Wesen und Bedeutung der graphischen
Kunste fur den Illustrations- und Karten-
dmck. Hamburg, 1898. 46 pp.
♦5914.50.N.F.13
La Fontaine, Jean de.
Fables choisies pour les enfants, et illustr^s
par M. B. de Monvel. Paris. [1893.I
48 pp. *8o63.i35
Library art club.
Constitution, officers, members and exhibits.
i8g8/99. [Boston? 1899.) = ♦8079-217
Manchot, Carl.
Der Christus Michelangelos in S. Maria
sopra Minerva in Rom. Hamburg, 1898.
38 pp. Pis. *59i4.50.N.F.i3
National portrait gallery, London.
[657 photographic reproductions of portraits
in the gallery. London. [i8g-?] 14
portfolios. = ♦Cab.80.208. 1
Prang, Louis, and company.
The Prang examines of historic ornament
Boston. [1898.] Pis. ♦Cab.80.112.5
Reid, J. G.
At the sign of the brush and pen. Being
notes on some black and white artists of
to-day. Aberdeen, 1898. Illus. Portrs
Pis. 4077-iw
Sellers, Alfred.
Instructions for photo-engraving in line and
i899
half-tone on copper and zinc. N. Y.
[1898.1 32 Pp. Pis. 8065.153
Toni, Giovanni Battista de.
Due affrcschi di scuola del Mantegna [nel
Museo civico di Padova]. Padova, 1898.
15 pp. Pis. 4091.23
Architecture.
Boehlau, Johannes.
Aus ionischen und italischen Nekropolen.
Leipzig, 1898. Illus. 4Q2oa.66
Qausse, Gustave.
Les origines Benedictines: Subiaco, Mont-
Cassin, Monte-Oliveto [Maggiore]. Paris,
1899. Pis. Folded plans. 4101.73
Nationsd association of builders of the United
States of America.
Official report. Annual convention, 3d-sth.
Boston, 1889-91. = ♦4092.33
Stiehl, O.
Dcr Backsteinbau romanischer Zeit, beson-
ders in Oberitalien und Norddeutschland.
Leipzig, 1898. Pis. ♦Cab.60.136.1
Willis, Rev. Robert, F. R. S. 1800-1875.
The architectural history of Glastonbury
Abbey. Cambridge, 1S66. Illus. Plan.
4105.6s
Music.
Boutet de Monvel, Louis Maurice, illustrator.
Vieilles chansons pour les petits enfants,
avec accompagnements de Ch. M. Widor.
Paris. [188-?] 48 pp. Illus. ♦8063.137
Dur und Moll. Ein musikalische Monats-
schrift. Bd. i, 2, Heft 1-7. Leipzig.
[1897, 98.] Illus. Portrs. ♦4041.215
Mendes, Catulle.
Lieds de France. Avec dix musiques de
Alfred Bruneau. Paris. [1892.] Pis. =
8059.96
Police, Anatole.
Manuel de cantiques et chants religieux.
Boston. ^1893.] 8049.170
Richter, Alfred.
Das Klavierspiel. Leipzig, 1898. 8050.125
Soubies, Albert.
Histoire de la musique. Espagne des ori-
gines au xviie siecle. Paris, 1899. (3),
96 pp. 4049a.8o
Histoire de la musique. Hongrie. Paris,
1897. 63 pp. 4049a.78
University of Michigan. School of music.
Annual May festival, 6th, 1899. [Pro-
gramme.] Ann Arbor, 1899. Portrs. =
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SUPPLEMENTARY UST OF THE WORKS ADDED TO
THE ALLEN A. BROWN LIBRARY DURING
THE MONTH OF OCTOBER.
Bach, J. S. Konzert, D-moll, fur Klavier &
Streichorchester. Freie Bearbeitung von
Ferruccio B. Busoni. Leipzig. [1899.]
Bruell, Ignaz. Dritte SerenaHe fiir Orchester.
Op. 67. Leipzig*
— Trio fiir Pianoforte, Violine und Violon-
cello. Op. 14. Leipzig.
Calderwood, James W. Bobby Shaftoe. A
Mother-Goose extravaganza. Boston. [1898.]
Chadwick, G. W. Quintett fiir Pianoforte, 2
Violinen, Viola & Violoncell. Boston. [1890.]
Dvorik, Antonin. Quartett (A moll) fur 2
Violinen, Viola und Violoncell. Op. 16.
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[El wart, A. Messe solennelle. Paris.]
Franck, Eduard. Quintett fur 2 Violinen, 2
Bratschen und Violoncello. Op. 51. Berlin.
Godard, Benjamin. Scenes ecossaises. Op.
138. No. I. Legende pastorale. No. 2. Sere-
nade a Mabel. No. 3. Marche des High-
landers. Paris.
Hollander, Benoit. Concert fur die Violine
mit Begleitung des Orchesters. Op. I5-
London. [1896.]
Indy, Vincent d'. Le chant de la cloche.
Legende dramatique . . . Op. 18. Partition.
Paris.
— Medee. Suite d'orchestre. Op. 47. Paris.
[1899.]
Jakobowski, Edward. La Tarantella, or
Queen of the Carnival. Comic opera. Vocal
score. Bostoa [1899.]
Kienzl, Wilhelm. Don Quixote. Eine musi-
kalische Tragikomodie. Op. 50. Vollstan-
diger Klavier- Auszug. Berlin. [1897.]
Klughardt, August. Die Zerstorung Jerusa-
lems. Oratorium. Op. 75. Partitur. Bay-
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Lachner, Vincenz. Ouverture zu Schiller's
Turandot, fiir Orchester. Op. 33, No. i.
Leipzig.
— Vineta. Concert- Arie fur Sopran mit Or-
chester. Op. 80. Leipzig.
Mackenzie. A. C. Britannia. A nautical over-
ture. Op. 52. [Orchestral score.] Lon-
don.
Marcelles, Paul. Les Babylones. Prophetic
lyrique. Partition chant et piano. Paris.
Marty, Georges. Le Due de Ferrare. Drame
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Nicode, Jean Louis. Zwei Stiicke fiir Streich-
orchester, 2 Hoboen und 2 Horner. Op. 32.
Leiozig.
Pierrot qui pleure et Pierrot qui rit. Comedie
en musique de Edmond Rostand. Musique
de ♦ * * Paris. [1899.]
Popper, David. Suite fiir Violoncell und
Pianoforte. Op. 6q. Leipzig. [1897.]
Roentgen, Julius. Trio fiir Klavier, Violine
und Violoncell. Op. 23. Leipzig.
Scholz, Bernhard. Standchen an eine Ver-
lassene ... fur Mannerchor mit Begleitung
von Strcichinstrumenten oder des Claviers.
Op. 58. Partitur mit unterlegtem Qavier-
auszug. Breslau.
Sitt, Hans. Concert No. 2 in A-moll fiir
Violine mit . . . Orchester. Op. 21. Leip-
zig.
Tchaikovski, P. Andante et finale pour
piano avec accompagnement d'orchestre.
Op. 79' Leipzig, 1897. ^ _ ,
— Ouvertures pour orchestre. Op. 24, Eugene
Oneguine. Op. 69, Yolande. Moscou.
Vervoitte, Ch. Salut solonnel, solos et
choeurs, avec accompt. d'orgue. Paris.
Weyse, C. E. F. Der Ambrosianische Lobge-
sang in Musik gesetzt . . . Partitur. Co-
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Geography. Travels.
Asia. Africa. Oceanica. Polar
Regions.
Baer, Carl Ernst von.
Nachrichten aus Sibirien und der Kirgisen-
Steppe. St. Petersburg, 1845. 3068.172
Cafiamaque, Francisco.
Las isTas filipinas (de todo un poco). 2a
edicion. Madrid, 1880. Map. 5C)49a.65
Coen, Cornells Janszoon.
Reize van Maarten Gerritsz. Vries in 1643
naar het noorden en oosten van Japan,
volgens net joumaal gehouden door C. J.
Coen, op het schip Castricum. Amsterdam,
1858. Map. 3015.147
Colenso^ William.
In memoriam. An account of visits to, and
crossings over, the Ruahine mountain
range, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand ; and
of tne natural history of that region ; per-
formed in 1845-1847. Napier, i&^ 80 pp.
♦3041.21
Darmesteter, James.
Lettres sur Tlnde. A la fronti^re afghane.
Paris, 1888. 3047.248
Davis, Oscar King.
Our conquests in the Pacific. N. Y.
[1899.1 Pis. J949a.68
An account of the expedition to the Pnihppine
islands.
Durand, fimile Marie.
Une exploration fran^ise au Zamb^e.
Paris, 1888. Map. 3052.176
Fitzner, Rudolf.
Der Kagera-Nil. Berlin. [1899.] 86 pp.
Map. 3868.130
Flamand, G. B. M.
De rOranie au Gourara. Paris, 1898. Pis.
Portrs. Maps. 3053.245
Gonzilez y Martin, R.
Filipinas y sus habitantes, lo que son y lo
que deben ser. B6jar, 1896. 3049a.63
Grandpr^, Louis Marie Joseph O'Hier, comte
de.
Voyage a la cote occidentale d'Afrique,
1786 et 1787; . . . suivi d'un voyage fait
au cap de Bonne-Esp6rance. Paris, 1801.
2 V. Pis. Maps. ♦3058.194
Grout, Louis.
Zulu-land. Phila. [1864] Pis. Map.
3059a. 143
Hassenstein, Bruno.
Karte der Provinz Schan-tung, mit dem
deutschen Pachtgebiet Kiau-tschou. Gotha,
1898. Size, 24^ X 40 ^ inches. Scale,
10.438 miles to i inch.
No. 20 in *Map 107.2
Haussmann. Auguste.
Voyage en Chine, Cochinchine, Inde et
Malaisie. Paris, 1847. 3 v. 3018.155
Kaiserliche Akademie der Wissenschaften,
Vienna.
Die internationale Polarforschung, 1882-1883.
Die osterreichische Polarstation Jan May-
en. Beobachtungs-Ergebnisse. Bd. i, 3.
Wien. 1886. 2 V. Pis. Maps. 226oa.70
Karageorgevitch, Bojidar, prince.
Enchanted India. [Trandated by Qaca
Bell.] N. Y., 1899. Portr. 3047^5
Kipling, Rudyard
From sea to sea. Letters of travel. N. Y.,
1899. 3 V. 2269.121
Kjdlman, Frans Reinhold.
Svenska polar-expeditionen, kr 1872-1873,
under ledning af A. E. Nordenskiold.
Stockholm, i^^ Illos. Map. 2261.84
The expedition wintered on SpitEocrgen.
KoUmann, Paul.
Der Nordwesten unserer ostafrikanischen
Kolonie. Eine Beschreibting von Land
tmd Letiten am Victoria-Nyanza. Berlin
[1898.] Illus. Map. 5052.174
Labarthe, Pierre.
Voyage au S6n^^. 1784 et 1785, d'apr^ les
m^moires de Lajaille. Paris, 1802. Map.
3058.190
hegrzs, Jules.
£n Sib^rie. ii'aris, 1899. Pis. Map.
Mamo, Ernst.
Reise in der egyptischen Aequatorial-Pro-
vinz und in Kordofan, 1874-1876. Wien,
1878. Illus. Maps. 3052.178
Montano, Joseph.
Voyage aux Philippines et en Malaisie.
Paris, 1886. Pis. Maps. 3049a.66
Nixon, Francis Russell.
The cruise of the Beacon : a narrative of a
visit to the islands in Bass's straits. Lon-
don, 1857. Pis. 3045.46
Nordenskiold, Nils Adolf Erik, friherre.
Studier och forskningar foninledda af mina
resor i ho^ norden. Ett populart veten-
skapligt bihang till "Vegas fard kring
Asien och Europa." Stoc^olm. [1883.]
nius. Maps. 2261.47
Oberhummer, Roman, und Heinrich Zimmerer.
Durch Syrien und Kleinasien. Berlin, 18991
Illus. Maps. 3041.176
Radde, Gustav Ferdinand Richard.
Reisen im mingrelischen Hochebirge und in
seinen drei Langenhochthalem (Rion,
Tskenis-Tsqali und Ingur). Tiflis, 1866.
Maps. Atlas. *3o6o.58
Reid, Amot.
From Peking to Petersburg. London, 1899.
Portr. Map. 2266.83
Reid, Thomas, surgeon Royal navy.
Two voyages to New South Wales and Van
Diemen's Land. London, J822. 3045.48
Roberts, Jane.
Two years at sea: being the narrative of a
voyage to the Swan River and Van Die-
man's Land, 1829-31. London, 1834. I^.
♦3045-41
Schweiger-Lerchenfeld, Amand, Freiherr von.
Armenien. Jena, 1878. 3088.129
Sidi 'AH Kapudan.
The travels and adventures of the Turkish
admiral Sidi Ali Reis, in India, Afghan-
istan, Central Asia and Persia, 1553-1556.
Translated with notes by A. Vamb^ry.
London, 1899. 3049. 1S6
Tsuchiya, Chiju.
A guide on Hakone, with thermal springs in
that locality. [2d edition.] [HaJbone,
1899.1 38 pp. = 30i9a.i36
1899
Vattx, L. de, baron.
Les lies Loyalty, les Nouvelles-H^brides et
les Viti. Impressions et souvenirs. [Paris,
i^] 304oa.i86
Vinson, Auguste.
Voyage i Madagascar au couronnement de
Radama ii. Paris, 1865. Pis. 3055.155
Werther, C. Waldemar.
Die mittleren Hochlander des nordlichen
Deutsch - Ost - Af rika. Wissenschaftliche
Ergebnisse der Irangi-Expedition 1896-
18^, nebst kurzer Reisebeschreibung. Ber-
lin, i8g8. Illus. Maps. 3051.143
Europe.
Bradley, A. G.
Highways and byways in North Wales.
With illus. by Joseph Pennell and Hugh
Thomson. London, 1898. Illus. Map.
2473.34
Congregationalist, The.
New world pilgrims at old world shrines.
A record of the Congregationalist' s pil-
pimage to Ei^land and Holland, 1896.
Boston. [1896.J Illus. Pprtrs. Pis.
♦2263.84
DencMe, A.
France kilom^trique. Carte indiquant les
distances kilometriques sur tons les re-
seaux de chemins de fer. [Paris.] 1898.
Size, 41 Vi« X 45 inches. Scale, i kilo-
meter to I millimeter. No. 25 in ♦Map 67.6
Dubuisson-Aubenay, Francois Nicolas Baudot,
seipieur.
Itin^raire de Bretagne en 1636 d'apr^s le
manuscrit original avec notes et 6clair-
cissements par Leon Maitre et Paul de
Berthou. T. i. Nantes, 1898. [Soci^t6
des bibliophiles bretons et de Thistoire de
Bretagne.1 ♦4610.50.9
Harper, Qiarles G.
The Bath road. History, fashion, & frivolity
on an old highway. London, 1899. Illus.
2464.141
Legras, Jules.
Au pays russe. Paris, 1895. 3069.168
Skrine, John Huntley.
Upping^m by the sea. A narrative of the
year at Borth. By J. H. S. London,
1878. 2497.160
America.
Deckert, Carl Frie4rich Emil.
Cuba. Bielefeld, 1899. Illus. Map. [Land
und Leute. Monographien zur Erdkunde.]
4368.195
Dinwiddle, William.
Puerto Rico: its conditions and possibilities.
N. Y., 1899. Pis- 4369.173
Garland, Hamlin.
The trail of the goldseekers. A record of
travel in prose and verse. N. Y, 1899.
4307.185
Hamm, Margherita Arlina.
Porto Rico and the West Indies. London.
[1899.1 Pis. Portr. 4369.170
Heilprin, Angdo.
325
Alaska and the Klondike. N. Y., 1899. Pis.
Maps. 4367184
Kipling, Rudyard.
American notes. Boston, 1899. Portr.
4369a. 169
Rossi, L.
Six ans en Am^rique — Califomie et Ore-
gon. 2e Edition. Paris, 1863. Maps.
4366.186
United States. Engineer department.
Map of the department of Dakota, includ-
ing Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana,
Yellowstone national park, and that por-
tion of South Dakota lying north of the
forty-fourth parallel of north latitude.
[Washington.] 1891. Scale, 15.8 miles to
I inch. = No. 8 in ♦Map 95.3
Language. Rhetoric.
Dawes, Elizabeth Anna Sophia.
Attic Greek vocabularies, for schools and
colleges, arranged according to subjects,
with the words in English alphabetical
order. 2d edition. London, 1891. 80 pp.
= ''2989.95
Qassical Latin vocabularies, for schools and
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Evers. Matthias.
Deutsche Sprach- und Litteraturgeschichte
ira Abriss. Teil i. Berlin, 1899. 2884.25
Feller, Friedrich Ernst.
Nouveau dictionnaire de poche, fran^ais et
anglais. 6e Edition. London. [188-?]
2 V. = 4689a.42
Maclean. Lachlan.
The history of the Celtic language. Lon-
don, 1840. PI. = 4586.18
Olcott, George N.
Studies in the word formation of the Latin
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[Rome.] 1898. 2932.77
Orellana, Francisco J.
Cizana ^el lengtiaje. Vocabulario de dis-
parates, extranjerismos, barbarismos y de-
mas corruptelas, pedanterias, y desatinos
introducidos en la lengua castellana. 4a
edicion. Barcelona, 189 1. 3099a. 187
Schoeningh, Theodor.
Die Stellung des attributiven Adjectivs im
Franzosischen. Paderbom, 1899. iv, 64 pp.
♦2956.65.7
Segebade, Johann, and Franz Otto Ernst
Lommatzsch.
Lexicon Petronianum. Lipsiae, 1898.
*2935.73
Solar, Alberto del.
Cuesti6n filol6gica. Suerte de la lengua cas-
tellana en America. Buenos Aires, 1889.
55 pp. 503989
Toepler, Gottlieb Eduard.
Theoretisch-praktische Grammatik der un-
garischen Sprache. 7. Auflage. Buda-
pest, 1882. 2887.49
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Specimen book of type faces used. Boston,
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Imperialism. A list of references. Boston,
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A catalogue of proclamations, broadsides,
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Les imprimeurs lillois. Bibliographie des
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Modem poet prophets. Essays, critical and
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New York times. The. Saturday review of
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N. Y., 1898. ♦7360.25
Rod, Louis £douard, editor.
Morceaux choisis des litt^ratures ^trangcres :
Angleterre, Allemagne, Italie, Espagne,
Am6rique, Russie, Scandinavie. Paris,
1899. 6259.5
Danish-Norwegian Literature.
Garborg, Ame.
Hennk Ibsen's "Keiser og Galilaeer." En
kritisk Studie af G. 2. Oplag. Chris-
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Under the beech-tree. [Poems.] Boston,
1899. = 2394.130
Carew, Thomas.
Poems. Edited by A. Vincent London,
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45^190
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth.
Old Cambridge. N. Y., 1899. [National
studies in American letters.] 4459.145
Linton, William James.
Helioconundrums. [Verses. Anon.] [New
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Markham, Edwin.
The man with the hoe, and other poems.
N. Y., 1899. PI- 4399-161
Marshall. Perry.
Launching and landing. Poems of life.
Chicago. [1899.] = 4399a. 184
Vinland. or the Norse discovery of America.
An historical poem. New Salem, Mass.
N. d. 32 pp. = 4J99a.i85
Milton, John.
Shorter poems. With notes by Andrew J.
George. N. Y., 1898. 6606.74
Nims, George Washington.
Forsaken bv the world. Down with seduc-
tion. [Verses.] Boston. [188-?] 33 pp.
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Rossetti, Dante Gabriel.
The house of life. A sonnet-sequence. The
Siddal edition. London, 1808. 4560a. 108
Whistler, James Abbot MacNeill.
Eden versus Whistler: the baronet and the
butterfly. Paris. [1899.] Illus. 4077110
Yeats, William Butler.
The wind among the reeds. [Poems.]
London, 1899. 6604.85
French Literature.
Aicard, Jean.
La chanson de Tenfant. 5e Edition. Paris.
[1881.I 6709.17
Banville, Theodore Faullain de.
Le forgeron: scenes heroigues. Po^me in-
6dit. Paris, 1887. (4), 92 pp. 2675.188
Fuerison, Joseph.
Histoire de la litterature fran^ise au
Moyen-age. Gand, 1855. 2678.234
German Literature.
Mauerhof, Emil.
Konrad Ferdinand Meyer, oder die Kunst-
form des Romans. Ztirich. [1899.] 59
pp. 4877.32
Pfau^ Ludwig.
Ausgewahlte Gedichte. Stuttgart, 1898.
Portr. 6909.20
Schiller, Johann Christoph Fried rich von.
Sanmitliche Werke. Leipzig. [1867, 68.]
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Uhland, Johann Ludwig.
Gedichte. Vollstandige kritische Ausgabe,
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Hartmann. Stuttgart, 1898. 2 v. 4909.12
Wagner, Johann Ernst. 176^1812.
Sammtliche Schriften. Ausgabe letzter
Hand besorgt von Friedrich Mosengeil.
Leipzig, 1828. 12 V. in 6. Portr. PI. =
2899.70
Greek and Latin Literature.
Cicero, Marcus Tullius.
CEuvres completes avec la traduction en
franigais, publi^es sous la direction de M.
Nisard. Paris, 1840, 41. 5 v. 291 1.9
Ermatinger, Emil.
Meleagrus von Gadara, ein Dichter der
griediischen Decadence. Hamburg, 1898.
43 PP; ♦5914.50.N.F.13
Parker, Ernest William Harry Hartley-.
Subject matter of Tacitus Annals, L-HL,
including full index. Oxford, 1899.
a949a.75
Italian Literature.
Dante, Alighieri.
La divina commedia, illustrata nei luoghi e
nelle persone a cura di Corrado Ricci.
Milano, 1898. ^"2790.62
Moore, Edward, D.D.
Studies in Dante. Second series. Oxford,
1899. 2795.76.2
PelHco, Silvio.
Poesie e lettere inedite. Roma, 1898. Fac-
similes. 2770.54
3*7
Wilson, Epiphanius.
Dante interpreted. With an analysis of the
Divine comedy and original translations
in the Spenserian stanza. N. Y., 1899.
4796.29
Spanish and Portuguese Literature.
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de.
The ingenious gentleman Don Quixote of La
Mancha. Edited by Qifton Johnson . . .
With ten illustrations by George Cruik-
shank. N. Y., 1899. 3098.175
Lang, Henry Rosemann.
The descort in Old Portuguese and Spanish
poetry. Halle a. S., 1899. 23 pp. =
503987
Drama. Shakespeare.
Davidson, John.
Plays. London, 1894. PI. = 4574-179
Hauptmann, Gerhart Johann Robert.
The sunken bell. A fairy play in five acts.
Freely rendered into English verse by C.
H. Meltzer. N. Y., 1899. Portr. 6899a.77
The weavers. A drama of the forties.
Translated by Mary Morison. London,
1899. 6899a.75
Marshall, Perry.
The love of money: a lyrical and historical
drama. New Salem, Mass. 56 pp. =
4399a. 186
Moratinj Leandro Fernindez de.
£1 si de las nifias. Comedia en tres actos
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Boston, 1899. 5039-85
Nirdlinger, Charles Frederic.
Masques and mummers. Essays on the
theatre of here and now. N. Y., 1899.
4395152
Shakespeare.
Tragedy of Macbeth. Eldited by Homer B.
Sprague. Boston, 1898. Portr. 4598.141
Folk-Lore.
Blakeborough, Richard.
Wit, character, folklore & customs of the
North Riding of Yorkshire ; with a gloss-
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London, 1898. 2469.86
Green, B. W.
Word-book of Virginia folk-speech. Rich-
mond, 1899. ♦2384.56
Imbriani, Vittorio, compiler.
La novellaja fiorentina, fiabe e novelline
stenografate in Firenze dal dettato popo-
lare. Livomo, 1877. 2799b. 187
Pineau, L^n.
Les vieux chants populaires scandiqaves.
[Tome] I. Paris, 1898. 2901.30
Medicine. Hygiene.
Medicine.
Browne, Lennox.
The throat and nose and their diseases. 5th
edition. London, 1899. Blus. 3793.^7
3^8
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Die Tuberculose. Wten, 1899. [Specielle
Pathologie und Therapic.1 ♦3782.i43,Th.3
Courtney^ Joseph William.
Traumatic cerebral edema: its pathology
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Cramer, August
Uber die ausserhalb der Schule liegenden
Ursachen der Nervositat der Kinder. Ber-
lin, 1899. 28 pp. ♦3596.189.2
Duckworth, Sir Dyce.
The influence of character and right judg-
ment in medicine. The Harveian oration,
October 18, 1898. London, 1898. 53 pp.
3727.31
Dekker, Hermann.
Die Schutz- und Kampfmittel des Organis-
mus gegen die Infektionskrankheiten.
Hamburg, 1898. 34 pp. ♦5914.50.N.F.13
Eichhoff, P. J.
On new medicinal soaps. [Leipzig, 188-?]
16 po. = 3792.84
Ewart, William.
Gout and goutiness: and their treatment
London, 1896. 3804.88
Franklin, George Henry.
History of a case of incipient phthisis treated
by hypodermic injections of silver-nitrate
over the vagi. [Phila., 1899.] 3 pp. =
3798.132
Giles, Alfred Ellingwood.
Man essentially a spiritual being, not a mere
fleshly organism, yet liable to trance, sus-
pended animation, oppressive legislation,
contentious doctorcraft, and the horrors
of premature burial. Boston, 1899. 61 pp.
= 5609.47
Intended as an argument against the state regu-
lation of medical practice.
Henslow, George.
Medical works of the fourteenth century,
together with a list of plants recorded in
contemporary writings, with their identi-
fications, liondon, 1899. 3785.122
Herman, George Ernest.
Difficult labour. A guide to its manage-
ment N. Y., 1899. Ulus. 3778.80
Hueppe, Ferdinand.
The principles of bacteriology. Authorized
translation ... by Dr. E. O. Jordan. Lon-
don, 1899. Illus. 3798.40
Lenhartz, Hermann.
Erysipelas (Rose, Rothlauf) und Erysipe-
loid. Wien, 1899. Illus. [Specielle Patho-
logic und Therapie.] ♦3782.132, Th.3
Maclagan, Thomas John.
Rheumatism: its nature, its pathology and
its successful treatment. 2d edition. Lon-
don, 1896. 38ooa.8i
Mays, Thomas J.
The hypodermic injection of silver nitrate
over the course of the vagi in the treat-
ment of pulmonary consumption. [Phila.,
1899.] 6 pp. = 3798.131
Muralt, Wilhelm von.
Ueber hydrophthalmus congenitus. Ziirich,
1869. 61 pp. = 38(^109
Pribram, Alfred.
Der acute Gelenkrheumatismus. Wien,
1899. l^lu^ [Specielle Pathologie und
Therapie. ] *3782. 134. Th. i
Sattler, Robert
The rational care of the eyes of the newly-
born, at and immediately after birth. Co-
lumbus, Ohio, 1898. 12 2p. = 3805.118
Wilder, Burt Green.
Some misapprehensions as to the simplified
nomenclature of anatomy. [N. Y., 18991]
39 pp. = 3746.49
Hygiene.
Cassio, Alberto.
Corso dell' acque antiche portate da lontane
contrade fuori e dentro Roma sopra xiv.
acquidotti; e delle modeme, e in essa
nascenti. Roma, 1756, 57. 2 v. Portr.
Pis. = *S942.83
Michigan. State board of health.
Midhiganf a summer and health resort
state. A directory of Michigan summer
resorts, mineral springs and sanitaria.
Compiled by R. P. Hudson. Lansing, 18981
Ulus. Map. = 3790b.8
Wanklyn, James ^Alfred, and William John
Cooper.
Sewage-analysis. London, 1899. lUus.
3769.219
Wery, Paul.
Assainissement des villes et dgouts de Paris.
Paris, 1898. Illus. 3768.170
Woodbridge, Samuel Homer.
Report of the committee on car sanitation,
beiore the American public health associa-
tion, 1898. Columbus, Ohio, 1899. 16 pp.
Pis. = 3763.135
Science.
Adams, John Coleman.
Nature studies in Berkshire. N. Y., 1899.
Pis. 3814.70
Angot, Charles Alfred.
Trait6 ^l^mentaire de m6t6orologie. Paris,
1899. Illus. Maps. 5964.87
Bland, Henry Meade.
Studies in entomology. San Francisco, 1899.
99 pp. Illus. 3896.70
Broughton, Luke D.
The elements of astrology. N. Y. [1898.]
Illus. Portr s. = 3922.144
Camot, Adolphe.
Trait6 d'analyse des substances min^rales.
T. I. Paris, 1898. Illus. 397375
Capellini, Giovanni.
Ricordi di un viaggio scientifico ndl*
America Settentrionale nd mdccclxiii.
Bologna, 1867. Illus. Map. 3866.131
Carpenter, Greorge Herbert
Insects: their structure & life. A primer
of entomology. London, 1899. Ulus.
3897.61
i899
Cuthbertson, William, editor.
Pansies, violas, and violets. London, 1898.
Illus. Portrs. 3859a. 123
Dautzenberg, Philippe.
Atlas de poche des coquilles des cotes de
France (Manche, Ocean, M6diterran6e),
communes, pittoresques on comestibles.
Paris, 1897. Illus. 387940
Drew, Gilman Arthur.
Yoldia limatula. Baltimore, 1899. 8 pp.
nius. [Memoirs from the biological
laboratory of the Johns Hopkins univer-
sity. 1 ♦3900.49-4
Green, Josenh Reynolds.
The soluble, ferments and fermentation.
Cambridge, 1899. 3975-8o
Hansen, Hans Jakob.
Die Cladoceren und Cirripedien der Plank-
ton-Expedition. Kid, 1899. 5^ PP* Pis.
Map. ^7880. 1 1.4
Jeffries, David.
A treatise on diamonds and pearls. 4th edi-
tion. London, 187 1. Pis. 4029.43
Gadeau de Kerville. Henri.
Les insectes phosphorescents. Rouen, 18&1.
55 PV' Pis. No. I in 389579
Les msectes phosphorescents. Notes com-
Sl^mentaires et bibliographie g^nerale.
^ouen. 1887. No. 2 in 3895.79
Kirchhoff, Alfred.
Pflanzen- und Tierverbreitung. Wien, 1899.
nius. *58i 1.25.3
Knobel, Edward.
Field key to the land birds. Boston, 1899.
^ pp. Illus. 3900.103
Treats of the birds of the eastern United States.
Kraepelin, Carl.
Scorpiones und Pedipalpi. Berlin, 1899.
Illus. ♦5882.14
Krauss, Friedrich.
Die Eiszeit und die Theorien fiber die Ur-
sachen derselben. Ravensburg. r<899.1
Illus. 3867.117
Lacaze-Duthiers, F61ix Joseph Henri de.
Histoire naturelle du corail. Paris, 1864.
Pis. 3872.72
Lang, Otto.
Wie wachst das Erz? Hamburg, 1898. 33
pp. Illus. ♦5914.SO.N.F.13
Lounsberry. Alice.
A guide to the wild flowers. N. Y. [1899.]
nius. 3858.121
Lowe, Edward Joseph.
A natural history of new and rare ferns.
London, 1862. Ulus. 3845.77
Mcintosh, William Carmichael.
The resources of the^ sea, as shown in the
scientific experiments to test the effects of
trawling and of the closure of certain
areas off the Scottish shores. London,
1899. niws. 5905.43
Mason, Francis, D.D. 1799-1874.
Burma, its people and productions: or,
notes on the fauna, flora and minerals of
Tenasserim, Pegu and Burma. Hertford,
1882. 83. 2 V. 3812.17
Missouri. Geological survey.
[Geological atlas pf Missouri.] Folio no. 2-4.
Jefferson City, 1893-96. Maps.
♦Map 22.11
Moses, Alfred Joseph.
The characters of crystals. N. Y., 1899.
Illus. 3864.33
Schuetzenberger, Paul.
Les fermentations. 6e Edition. Paris, 1896.
Illus. 5977.48
Scudder, Samuel Hubbard.
Everyday butterflies. Boston, 1899. Illus.
3896.68
Tegetmeier, William Bemhard.
The house sparrow (the avian rat), in rela-
tion to agriculture and gardening. Lon-
don, 1899. nius. 3905.84
Thilo, Otto.
Die Ausren der Thiere. Hamburg, 1899.
24 pp. Pis. *59i4.5o.N.F.i4
Walter, Robert.
Vital science based upon life's great law,
the analogue of gravitation. Agnosticism
refuted. Fhila., 1899. 38^.97
Weinschenk, Ernst.
Der Graphit, seine wichtigsten Vorkonun-
nisse und seine technisdie Verwerthung.
Hamburg, 1898. 50 pp. *59I4.50.N.F.I3
Anthropology. Ethnology.
Earl, George Windsor.
The native races of the Indian archipelago.
Papuans. London, 1853. Pis. Maps.
♦3828.14
Favre, Pierre fitienne Lazarre.
An account of the wild tribes inhabiting the
Malayan peninsula, Sumatra, and a few
neighbouring islands. Paris, 1865.
3828.12
Fenton, Francis Dart.
Observations on the state qf the aboriginal
inhabitants of New Zealand. Auckland,
1859. (7), 44 pp. 304oa.88
Hrdlicka, A16s.
Anthropological investigations on one thou-
sand white and colored children of both
sexes, the inmates of the New York ju-
venile asylum, with additional notes on
one hundred colored children of the New
York orphan asylum. [N. Y., 189-?]
86 pp. Pis. Charts. 3823.24
Macdonald, Arthur.
Growth of children in Germany. [N. Y.]
1899. 4 pp. = 7592.34
Meyer, Adolf Bemhard.
Album von Cel6bes-Typen. Dresden, 18B9.
16 pp. 37 pis. 3820.^
Nederlandsche anthropologische vereeniging.
Eerste vergadering op 19 November 1898.
" pp. = 3822.295
Pardo de Tavera, T. H.
Las costumbres de los Tagalos en Filipinas,
segun el padre Plasencia. Madrid, 1892.
20 pp. 3824.127
Zichy, Jen6, gr6f.
Kaukizusi 6s Koz^izsiai utazisai. A
Magyar faj vindorlisa irta Zichy Jei\fi,
A gyfijtemcnyek leirisa irtik Dr. Jank6
Jinos is Dr. P6sta B^la. Budapest, 1897.
2 v. Pis. ^3820.49
330
Mathematics. Astronomy.
Blaine, Robert Gordon.
Quick and easy methods of calculating.
London. 1898. Illus. 3958.100
Dubyago, Dmitri.
Catalogue de 4281 6toiles entre 74' 40' et
80** 20' de d^dinaison bor^ale 1855, pour
r^quinoxe de 1875, deduit des observa-
tions faites au cercle m^ridien de Repsold,
i Tobservatoire astronomique de TUniver-
site imp^riale de Kasan, 1869 i 1892.
Leipzig, 1898. 98 pp.
**E.5i4oa.55,Abth.i,S.i
Hamilton, Sir William Rowan.
Elements of quaternions. 2d edition. Ed-
ited by Charles Jasper Joly. Vol. i. Lon-
don, 1899. ♦♦E.5122.36
Holden, Edward Singleton.
The teaching of astronomy in the primary
and secondary schools and in the univer-
sity. Washington, 1899. = 3925.85
Kepler, Johann.
Keplers Traum vom Mond. [Obersetzt und
herausgegeben] von Ludwig Gunther.
Leipzig, 1898. Illus. Portr. ♦♦E.5147.24
Philosophy. Education.
Ethics.
Philosophy.
Baumann, Julius.
Uber Willens- und Char akterbil dung auf
physiologi sch - psychologischer Grundlage.
Berlin, 1897. 86 pp. No. 3 in 3596. 189. 1
Binet, L. A. Alfred.
The psychology of reasoning, based on ex-
perimental researches in hypnotism. Trans-
lated by A. G. Whyte. Chicago, 1899.
3807.90
Dearborn, George Van Ness.
The emotion of joy. Lancaster, 1899.
73 PP- = 3602.153
Dexter, Thomas Francis George, and Alfred
Hezekiah Garlick.
Psychology in the schoolroom. London,
1898. Illus. 5604.86
Hansson, Laura Marholm.
Studies in the psychology of woman. Trans-
lated by Georgia A. Etchison. Chicago,
1899. 3586.46
Joly, Henri.
Psychologic des saints. 5e Edition. Paris,
1898. 5558.83
Journal, The, of practical metaphysics. Vol.
1-3. Boston, 1896--98. = ♦56ooa.65
After the publication of No. 2 of Voi. 3 this jour-
nal was consolidated with the Arena.
Meyer, Peter.
Kunsthandwerk und gesunder Menschenver-
stand. Hamburg, 1899. 43 pp. Illus.
♦5914.50. N.F. 13
Whitcomb, Merrick, editor.
French ohilosophers of the eighteenth cen-
tury. Phila., 1899. 35 pp. ♦2304.104.6
Education.
Blow, Susan E.
Letters to a mother on the philosophy of
November
Froebel. N. Y., 1899. Illus. [Interna-
tional edacation series.] 3598.164
Boston, Mass. Superintendent of public
schools.
Appointments for reelection. Boston, 18991
39 Pp. = *634740
Ellis, William Arba.
Norwich university. Her history, her gradu-
ates, her roll of honor. Concord, 18981
Illus. Portrs. = 4490a. 195
Fonsegrive, George L.
L'enseignement f^minin. Paris, 1898. . 30
pp. 3593.153
Lawrence academy, Groton, Mass.
Prospectus, June, 1899. J&oton, 18991]
27 pp. = *4485.i83
Schedule of courses and studies. [Groton,
i8»] = 44?5.i85
Leigh, Augustus Austen.
King's college. London, 1899. PI. Plan.
[University of Cambridge. College his-
tories.] 2499a.30
Sheldon, N. L.
Norwich university. [Boston, 1899.] 22 pp.
Ill us. Portrs. = *4497.320
Tompkins. Arnold.
The philosophy of school management. Bos-
ton, 1898. 3598.187
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque.
Annual catalogue, 8th, and announcements
for 1899/1900. Albuquerque, 1899. =
♦4481.186
Washington and Lee university, Lexington. Va.
Annual report of president, 1897/98. [Lex-
ington? 1898.] = ♦4384.121
Waymire, James A.
Utility of university education. Address . . .
on behalf of the board of regents [Uni-
versity of California]. [San Francisco,
1898.] 12 pp. = 3596.178
Ethics. Life* Manners.
Conway, Katherine Eleanor.
Bettering ourselves. Boston, 1899. 96 pp.
= 5589a. 166
A lady and her letters. Fourth edition. Bos-
ton, i&)5. 90 pp. = 5589a. 163
Making friends and keeping them. 3d edi-
tion. Boston, 1895. 85 pp. = 5^9*. 164
Questions of honor in the Christian life. 2d
edition. Boston, 1896. 89 pp. = 5589a. 165
Hartmann, Carl Robert Eduard von.
Ethische Studien. Leipzig, 1898. 3585.46
Trumbull, Henry Qay.
Border lines in the field of doubtful prac-
tices. N. Y. [1899.] 3589.180
Religion. Theology.
Alden, Ezra Judson.
The historical statement of a daim against
the Congregational Sunday school and
publishing society. Chicago, 1898. =
7698.11
Aubignac, Franqois H6delin, abb6 d'.
Des satyres, brutes, monstres et demons;
de leur nature et adoration, contre
Topinion de ceux qui ont estsm6 les sa-
i899
tyres estre une espccc d'hommcs distincts
et separez des Adamiques. (1627.) [Re-
print] Paris, 1888. 3489.129
Augustinus Aurelius, St.
Dc civitate Dei libri xxii. Recensvit
Etnanvel Hoffmann. Vol. i. Vindobonac,
1899. rCorpvs scriptorvm ecclesiasticorvm
Latinorvm. ] *750oa. 1.40
Berle, Adolph Augustus.
Modem interpretations of the Gospel life.
Boston. [1899.] = 348374
Broglie, Emmanuel de, Prince.
St. Vincent de Paul. 1576-1660. 5e Edition.
Paris, 1898. ["Les saints."] 5559a.98
Brou, , S. J.
St Augustin de Canterbury et ses com-
pagnons. 3e Edition. Paris, 1898. ["Les
saints."] 5559*95
Bible.
The Holy Bible containing the Old and
New Testaments. Being the revised ver-
sion set forth A.D. 1881-1885. With the
readings and renderings preferred by the
American revision companies incorporated
in the text N. Y., 1898. Maps. 3418. 117
The book of Job. With introduction and
notes by Edgar C. S. Gibson. N. Y., 1899.
[Oxford commentaries.] 3423.110
Charleston. South Carolina. French Protestant
church.
[Appeal for financial aid» history, rules,
etc.] [Charleston, 1899. 1 23 pp. =
7546.128
Davies, Thomas Witton.
Magic, divination, and demonology among
the Hebrews and their neighbours. Lon-
don. [1898J 7609a. 105
Diez Gonzalez, Manuel.
Memoria acerca de las misiones de los PP.
Agustinos calzados en las Islas Filipinas.
Madrid. [1881.] 83 pp. 5535-66
Doergens, Hermann.
Der heilige Basilius und die classischen
Studien. Leipzig, 1857. 65 pp. 3598.194
Dwyer, Thomas A.
Glimpses of the Brotherhood of charity.
Boston, 1893. Portrs. Pis. 5576.133
Fialon, Eugene,
fitude litteraire sur Saint Basile. Paris,
1861. 5553.18
Flomoyj E.
Le Bienheureux Bernardin de Feltre. 3e
edition. Paris, 1898. ["Les saints."]
r^ 5559a.97
Gilbert, Otto.
Griechische Gotterlehre in ihren Grundztigen
dargestellt Leipzig, 1898. 3482.147
Green, William Henry.
General introduction to the Old Testament
The Canon. London, 1899. 3427.126
Hardy, Edmund.
Indische Religionsgeschichte. Leipzig, 1898.
3499.130
Hatzfeld, Adolphe.
Saint Augustin. 4e Edition. Paris, 1898.
["Les saints."] 5559a. 100
Hutton, Richard Holt
Aspects of religious and scientific thought.
Edited by Elizabeth M. Roscoe. London,
1899. Portr. 3497.90
Itinera Hierosolymitana saecvli HII-VUL
Recensvit Pavlvs Geyer. Vindobonae, 1898.
[Corpvs scriptorvm ecclesiasticorvm La-
tinorvm.] *75ooa.i.39
Kern, Otto.
Bei den Monchen auf dem Athos. Hamburg,
1898. 27 pp. = ♦5914.50.N.F.13
Kurth, Godefroid Joseph Francois.
Sainte Qotilde. 5e Edition. Paris, 1898.
["Les saints."] 5559a.96
Landers, Caleb M.
The skeptic's defense against all Christian
or other priests : . . . a comparison of the
value of science over religion. Rochester,
1895. Portr. = 3484.168
Largent,
Saint Jerome. [3e Mition.] Paris, 1898.
["Les saints."] 5559*99
Long, A.
Le p^ril clerical: sa seide solution. Quel-
ques notes ... en rcponse 4 M. Bruneti-
^re. Paris, 1898. 67 pp. 3467.86
Loserth, Johann, editor.
Acten und Correspondenzen zur Geschichte
der Gegenreformation in Innerosterreich
unter Erzherzog Karl 11. (15^1590).
Wien, 1898. [Pontes rerum Austriacarum,]
^ . ^4825.74.50
Migne, Jacques Paul, editor.
Collection integrale et universelle des ora-
teurs Chretiens. S^rie i, T. 17. Paris,
1866. 5440a. 1 50
Mitchell, Edwin Knox, editor.
The canons of the first four general coun-
cils: Nicaea, Constantinople, Ephesus and
Chalcedon. Phila., 1898. 31 pp. 2304.104.4
Mooney, Frederick Chauncy.
Centennial history of Rahway Methodism,
Rahway, N. J. N. Y., 1898. Portrs. Pis.
5549a. 107
New York. city. Church of the Ascension.
Year book. N. Y., 1899. Pis. = *5549a.io6
Nicol, Thomas.
Recent archaeology and the Bible. Edin-
burgh, 1899. [The Croall lectures for
1898.1 3424.113
Pingaud, L6once.
St. Pierre Fourier. 2e Edition. Paris, 1898.
["Les saints."] 5559a. loi
Proulx, Jean Baptiste.
A la Baie d'Hudson, ou r^cit de \:k premiere
visite pastorale de Mgr. N. Z. Lcrrain . . .
dans ses missions sauvages . . . Montreal,
1886. Pis. Portr. 353oa.57
Rieti, Ubaldus da.
Life of St. Anthony of Padua. Boston, 1895.
Portr. 5558.34
Robertson, John Mackinnon.
A short history of freethought, ancient and
modern. London, 1899. 5603.47
Society of the Divine Word.
St. Michaers almanac for 1899. ist year.
Milton, 1899. Ill us. = *5545.94
Stevens, Edward Oliver, compiler.
The Peguan hymnal. Rangoon, 1897. 37 pp.
= 8044.49
Strong, Dawsonne Melancthon.
The metaphysic of Christianity and Bud-
dhism. A symphony. London, 1899.
3487.36
332
Sunderland, Jabez Thomas.
Present day Scriptures. Oakland, 1899. 11
pp. 7489a.44
Symonds, Edward.
The story of the Australian church. Lon-
don, 1898. Map. [G>lonial church his-
tories.] 55^-93
Thuemmd, Conrad.
Mittelalterliche Volkssagen als Ausdruck
reliffios-politischer Kampfe. Hamburg,
1898. 30 pp. ♦S914.50.N.F.13
Tumbuelt, Georg.
Die Wiedertaufer. Die socialen und religi-
osen Bewegungen zur Zeit der Reforma-
tion. Bielefeld, 1899. 95> (<) PP- VXvl^,
Portrs. 6252.26
Wallace, William, M.A., LL.D.
Lectures and essays on natural theology and
ethics. Edited by Edward Caird. Ox-
ford 1898. Portr. 3484.164
Ward, James, Sc. D.
Naturalism and agnosticism. The Gifford
lectures before the University of Aber-
decni 1896--98. N. Y., 1899. 2 v. 3484.151
Warren, Frederick Edward.
The liturgy and ritual of the ante-Nicene
church. London, 1897. 3446.112
White, Francis Overend.
Lives of the Elizabethan bishops of the An-
glican church. London, i8(>B. Portr.
355^60
Wilson, Thomas, of the U. S. national museum.
The swastika, the earliest known symbol,
and its migrations: with observations on
the migration of certain industries in pre-
historic times. Washington, 1896. Illus.
Pis. 3484.170
Young women's Christian association. New
York.
The Margaret Louisa home. [Report, 1897.]
fN. Y.f 1897. 32 pp. Pis. = *5579a.i64
Law. Legislation.
Patents.
Many of the books in this list form a part of the
recent gift of law books from Mr. William D.
Sohier.
Addams, Jesse.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Ecclesiastical courts at Doctors' com-
mons, and in the High courts of delegates.
London, 1823, 25. 2 v. = 569513
Archbold, John Frederick.
A digest of the law relative to pleading and
evidence in actions real, personal and
mixed. London, 1821. = 3671.58
Bacon, Matthew.
A new abridgment of the law. With addi-
tions, by Henry Gwillim. 6th edition.
London, 1807. 7 v. = *367i.56
Barnes, Henry.
Notes on cases in points of practice. Court
of common pleas at Westminster, from
Michaelmas term 1732, to Hilary term
1756. Added, a continuation of cases to
the end of the reign of King George the
Second. 3d edition. London, 1790. =
5660a. 17
November
Bingham, Peregrine.
New cases in the Court of conunon pleas,
and other courts. London, 1835-41. 6 ▼.
= *566oa.i6
Bligh, Richard.
New reports of cases heard In the House of
Lords, on appeals and writs of error ; and
decided, 1827/8-37. London, 1829-39.
II V. = *77O0.34
Reports of cases heard in the House of
Lords, on appeals and writs of error ; and
decided, 1819-21. London, 1823-27. 3 v.
-— '77U0.33
Broderip, William John, and Peregrine Bing-
ham.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
ue Court of common pleas and other
courts. From Easter term, 59 Geo. HI.
ri8i9] to Easter term, 3 Geo. IV.. 1822.
London. 1820-22. 3 v. = *566oa.26
Browne, Arthur.
A compendious view of the civil law, and of
the law of admiralty, being ]the substance
of a course of lectures read in the Univer-
sity of Dublin. 2d edition. London, 1802.
2 V. = 3635.39
Camevali, Tito.
Trattato di diritto comunale italiano. Man-
tova, 1898. 5624.30
Chartered institute of patent agents. London.
Patent laws of the world.. Vol. i. A— M.
Edition of 1899. London. 1899.
♦3664.78
Colline, Michel.
L'affaire Dreyfus. Billets de la province.
Paris. 1898. 2619a. 109
Com3rns, Sir John.
A digest of the laws of England. 4th edi-
tion, corrected and continued by Samuel
Rose. London. 1800. 6 v. = ♦3671.40
Cooley, Thomas Mclnt3rre.
The general principles of constitutional law
in the United States of America. 3d edi-
tion, by Andrew C. McLaughlin. Boston.
1898. 5638.45
Cooper, George.
A treatise of pleading on the equity side of
the High court of chancery. N. Y.. 1813.
= 3671.54
Coxe, Richard Smith.
A digest of the decisions in the Supreme
court. Circuit courts, and District courts
of the United States. Phila., 1829. =
*3703-22
Crompton, Sir Charles John, and John Jervis.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Courts of exchequer ft Exchequer
chamber, from Easter term, 2 Geo iv. to
Trinity term, 2 Will. iv. London. 1832,
33. 2 V. ♦s66oa.i9
Curteis, William Calverley.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
in the ecclesiastical courts at Doctors*
commons. London. 1840. 42. 2 v. =
•569515
Dallas, Alexander James.
Reports of cases ruled and adjudged in thf
several courts of the United States, and of
Pennsylvania, held at the scat of the Fed-
eral government. Phila.. 1806. 7. 4 v. =
♦3703^40
i899
Dreyfus, Alfred.
Lettres d'un innocent. The letters of Captain
Dreyfus to his wife. Translated by L. G.
Moreau. N. Y., 1809. Portrs. 2619a. 121
Edwards, Thomas, LL.D. i745?-i845.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the High court of admiralty, i8o8[-i2].
London, i8o8[-ii]. = 56957
Ellis, Charles, barrister at law.
The law of fire and life insurance and an-
nuities. London, 1832. = 3665.42
Haime, R de.
Affaire Dreyfus. Les faits acquis a I'histoire
. . . Introduction de M. Yves Guyot.
Paris. 1898. 26i9a.iii
Harris, Thomas, jr., of Maryland, and John
M'Henry.
Maryland reports. Being a series of the
most important law cases, argued and de-
termined in the General court and Court
of appeals. N. Y., 1809-18. 4 v. =
♦3703.40
Hilton, Henry.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Court of common pleas for the city
of New York. N. Y., 1859, 60. 2 v. =
*3703.32
Hutchinson, Warren B., and J. A. E. Criswell.
Patents and how to make money out of
them. N. Y., 1899. 403424
Jaur^s, Jean Uon.
Les preuves. Affaire Dreyfus. Paris.
[18^.] 2619a. 1 13
Johnson, William, counsellor at law.
Reports of cases adjudged in the Supreme
court of judicature of the state of New
York, from January term 1799, to Janu-
ary term 1803. N. Y., 1808-1812. 3 v.
♦3703.24
Kyd, Stewart.
A treatise on the law of corporations. Lon-
don, 1793, 94. 2 V. = ♦3663.40
Mannings James, barrister at law.
A digest of tlie Nisi prius reports with notes
and references. 2d edition. London, 1820.
= 5613.18
Price, George, barrister.
Report of cases argued and determined in
tlie Court of Exchequer, and in the Ex-
diequer chamber; from Easter term, 54
Geo. III. to Michaelmas term, 5 Geo. iv.
London, 1816-1828. 13 v. ♦5660a. 14
Rawle, William, jr. 178&-1858.
Reports of cases adjudged in the Supreme
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1829-33. 3 V. = *3703.50
Reinach, Joseph.
A rue du Diable. Paris, 1898. 16 pp.
2619a. lOI
Sergeant, Thomas, and William Rawle, jr.
Reports of cases adjudged in the Supreme
court of Pennsylvania. Phila., 1818-29.
17 V. = *3703.5i
Simons, Nicholas.
Reports of cases decided in the High court
of chancery by Sir John Leach, Sir An-
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London, 1829-42. 10 v. = ♦5690.8
Story, William Wetmore.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
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the First circuit. Boston, 1842-47. 3 v.
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Sugden, Edward Burtenshaw, ist baron St.
Leonards.
A practical treatise of the law of vendors
and purchasers of estates. 2d edition.
London, 1806. = 3^2.20
Sumner, Charles.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Circuit court of the United States for
the first circuit. Boston, 1836-41. 3 v.
= ♦3704.10
Trarieux, Jacques Ludovic.
Lettre i M. Godefroy Cavaignac, Ministre
de la guerre, i propos de Taffaire Dreyfus.
Paris, 1898. 35 pp. 2619a. 1 15
Villane, E.
L'opinion publique et Taffaire Dreyfus.
Paris, 1898. 39 pp. 2619a. 1 17
Wendell, John Lansing.
Reports of cases argued and determined ip
the Supreme court of judicature, and in
the Court for the trial of impeachments
and the correction of errors, of the state
of New York. Vol. 1-4, 6-26. Albany,
1829-42. 25 V. = ♦3703.27
Wentworth, John, barrister-at-law.
A complete system of plea-'ing . . . Lon-
don, 1797-99. 10 v.. = ♦3671.53
Wheaton, Henry. 1 785-1848.
Reports of cases argued and adjudged in the
Supreme court of the United States. 1816-
27. Phila., 1816-27. 12 V. = ♦3703.10
Useful and Industrial
Arts.
Butler, David Butler.
Portland cement. London, 1899. Xllus.
4016. 1 10
Ewing, Emma P.
The art of cookery. Meadville, 1896. Portr.
8007.67
Hayward, Abraham.
The art of dining. London, 1899. Portr.
8007.62
Kohlrausch, Friedrich, 1840?- , and L Hol-
born.
Das Leitvermogen der Elektrolyte inbeson-
dere der Losungen. Leipzig, 1898. Illus.
3964-160
Leaf, Henry Meredith.
The internal wiring of buildings. West-
minster, 1899. Illus. 3965.170
Molesworth, Sir Guilford Lindsey, and Henry
Bridges Molesworth.
Pocket-book of useful formulae & memo-
randa for civil and mechanical engineers.
24th edition. London, 1899. Illus.
5939a. 16
Northampton cutlery company.
Illustrated catalogue of table cutlery, 1899.
[N. Y. 1899 J = 8o3oa.54
Payne, Arthur Gay.
The dictionary of dainty breakfasts. By
Phyllis Browne [pseud.]. London, 1899.
80091.41
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Perry, John, M.E., F.R.S.
The steam engine, and gas and oil engines.
London, 1899. lUus. 8014.84
Reed, Thomas, and company, publishers.
Key to the compound marine ennne. [Plan.]
Sunderland. [18 — ?] Size, 19 A« x 27*/.
mches. Text, 4 pp. *Cab.40.40.6
Sargeant, Kate R.
One hundred mushroom receipts. Qeveland,
1899. 52, (4) pp. 8oo9a.39
Sekon, G. A.
The evolution of the steam locomotive. Lon-
don, 1899. 8016. 191
Spencer, Edward, of London.
The flowing bowl. A treatise on drinks of
all kinds and all periods. London, 1899.
8007.48
Agriculture. Horticulture.
Daubeny, Giles Andrew.
The strength and decay of nations. [On for-
estry, and British forestry.] London,
1899. 48 pp. 3848.82
Davis, Lucius Daniel.
Ornamental shrubs for garden, lawn and
park planting. N. Y., 1899. Illus. Pis.
399oa.38
Hole, Samuel Reynolds.
Our gardens. London, 1899. Illus. 5997.158
Step, Edward.
Favourite flowers of garden and green-
house. The cultural directions edited by
William Watson. London, 1896, 97. 4 v.
Pis. 3992.86
Military and Naval Art, Science,
and History.
Gentsch, Wilhelm.
Sicherheits- und Rettungswesen auf See.
Mit einem Anhang: Gesetzliche Bestim-
mungen. Stuttgart, 1897. Illus. 3958.87
History of the Russian fleet during the reign
of Peter the Great. By a contemporary
Englishman (1724). Edited by Vice-ad-
miral C)rprian A. G. Bridge. [London.]
1899. [Navy records society.] *2502.ii7.i5
Leyland, John, editor.
Dispatches and letters relating to the block-
ade of Brest 1803-1805. Vol. i. [London.]
1^9. Portr. [Navy records society.]
♦2502. 1 17. 14
Wyndham, Horace.
The Queen's service; or the real "Tommy
Atkins." Boston, 1899. Pis. 6527.43
Amusements. Games.
Sports.
Dalton, Davis.
How to swim. N. Y., 1899. Illus. Portrs.
4008.207
Gribble, Francis.
The early mountaineers. London, 1899.
Portrs. Pis. 4004.133
Hutchinson, Horace Gordon.
The book of golf and golfers. London, 1899.
4003.129
Manera y Cao, Enrique.
Manusd del cazado cubano, conteniendo no-
ciones exactas sobre el tiro, las annas y
accesorios de caza ... las costumbres y
descripci6n de las aves y mamiferos de la
isla de Cuba . . . Barcelona, 1886.
4008.205
Meagher, George A.
Figure and fancy skating. London, 189s
Portrs. Pis. 400^.252
National skating associatk>n of Great Britain.
Official handbook of the departmental com-
mittee for figtu-e skating. 1897, 98. Lon-
don, 1897, 98. = ^4009.246
Rules and constitution. [London, 1897. J 19
pp. = *4009.245
Potodci, J6zef.
Notatki mysliwskie z AfrykL Somali
Warszawa, 1897. Illus. Portr. Pis. Map.
♦Cab.79.19.1
Slater, John Herbert
Illustrated sporting books . . . London,
1899. ^ *2i7i.83
Thompson, Richard Frederick Mcyscy-.
Reminiscences of the course, the camp, the
chase. London, 1898. 4006.168
Williams. Montagu Sneade Faithfull Monier-.
Figure-skating. London, 1898. Illus.
4007.164
Postage Stamps.
Harrison, Gilbert, and Francis John Hamilton
Scott Napier.
Portugese India. [Handbook of its postal
issues.] London, 1893. 87 pp. Pis.
223749
Napier, Francis John Hamilton Scott, and E.
D. Bacon.
Saint Vincent. [Handbook of its postal
issues.] London, 1895. Pis. 2237.33
Napier, Francis John Hamilton Scott, and
Gordon Smith.
South Australia. [Handbook of its postal
issues. 1 London, 1894. Pis. 2237.44
Stanley Gibbons, Limited, publisher.
Price catalogue of stamps. (1899.) 12th
edition. London. [1899.] 2 v. Illus.
2237.51
Thomhill, W. B.
Shanghai. [Handbook of its postal issues.]
London, 1895. 78 pp. Pis. 2237.45
Fiction.
In Dutch.
Brink, Jan ten. 1777-1839.
De familie Muller Belmonte. 2. dnik. Lei-
den. [1886.] 6Sg^i2i
Jeannette en Janito. 2. dmk. Leiden. [1885.]
. 6896.121.8
Nederlandsche dames en heeren. Novellen.
3. druk. Leiden. [1885.]^ 6896.121.7
i899
Eene schitterende „carri^re." 2. druk. Lei-
den. [1886.] 6896.121
De schoonzoon van Mevrouw de Rogge-
veen. Leiden. [1885.] 3 v. 6896.121.4-6
Het verloren kind. 2. druk. Leiden.
[1886.] 6896.121
In English.
Baring-Gould, Sabine.
Pabo, the priest N. Y. [1899.] 57.56
The scene is laid in Wales during the reign of
Henry I. of England.
Brooks, Elbridge Streeter.
The master of the strong hearts. A story
of Custer's last rally. N. Y., 1898. 77-145
Carruth, Hayden.
Mr. Milo Bush and other worthies, their
recollections. N. Y., 1899. 68.58
Eden, Charles Henry.
Afloat with Nelson: or, from Nile to Tra-
falgar. London. 1897. 77146
Harrison, Constance Cary.
A triple entanglement Phila., 1899. 68.28
Ingelow, Jean.
The little wonder-box. London, 1887. 6 v.
1729.14
Major, C
When knighthood was in flower. Indiana-
polis. [i8q8.] 68.59
Mathew, Frank.
Defender of the faith. A romance. With
three portraits after Holbein. London,
1899. 57.62
Pinkerton, Thomas.
Sun beetles: a comedy of Nickname land.
London, 1899. 57.55
Sawyer, Edith A.
Mary Cameron. A romance of Fisherman's
island. Boston, J899. ^ 68.60
Terhune, Mary Virginia. (Marion Harland.)
WTien grandmamma was new. The story
of a Virginia childhood. Boston. [1899.J
77.147
Williams, Jesse Lynch.
The stolen story and other newspaper
stories. N. Y., 1899. Pis. 68.36
In French.
Arene, Paul.
La vraie tentation du grand Saint Antoine.
Contes de Noel . . . illustr^es par Volon,
Bastien-Lepage . . . Paris, 1880. 6692.17
Barracand, L^n.
Roberte. Paris, 1899. 6699.137
Bazin, Ren6.
La terre qui meurt I2e Edition. Paris,
1899. 6699.150
Daudet, L^on A.
S^bastien Gouv^. Roman contemporain.
Paris, 1899. 6699.110
Lavedan, Henri.
Les beaux dimanches. 2e Edition. Paris,
18^ 6699.120
Lc Querdec, Yves.
Lettres d'un cur6 de c^unpagne. Paris, 1898.
2678.235
Sigattx, Jean.
Apr^ le divorce. Un second mariage.
Paris. [1899.] 6699.139
335
Thibatdt, Anatole Francois.
L'anneau d'am^thvste. Par Anatole France
[pseud.]. 38e edition. Paris, 1899.
6698.72
Tinseau, lAon de.
Un nid dans les mines. I3e Edition. Paris,
1898. 2674.190
Vogiii, Eugene Marie Melchior, vicomte de.
Les morts qui parlent. [Roman.] Paris.
[1899.1 6698.85
Wailly, Gustave de.
Le serment de Lucette. Paris, 1899. 6699.169
In German.
Hesekiel, Johann Georg Ludwig.
Krummensee. Historischer Roman. Berlin,
1861. 6 parts in 3 v. 6896.117
Knortz, Carl.
Licdcr aus der Fremde. Freie Uebersetz-
ungen. Glarus, 1887. 4878.103
In Italian.
Angelica. Novella di un anonimo sanese del
secolo XV. Per le nozze Sale Mocenigo.
Venezia, 1813. (48) pp. 2799b.209
Albergati CapacelH, Francesco, and Giovanni
Francesco Altanesi.
Novelle venticinque. 4a edizione. Venezia,
1802. 2799b.4
Albert!, Jacopo Filippo.
Ernesto c Sulsano. Novella. Treviso, 1824.
15 pp. 2799b.8
Geppino c Lauretta. Novella. Treviso,
i«23. 15 pp. 2799b.7
Angeloni, Francesco.
Novella inedita, in forma di dialogo fra la
fortuna e la poverti. Venezia, 1861.'
Annunzio, Gabnele d .
I romanzi della rosa. II piacere. Milano,
1898. 2799b. 19
Arrighetta. Storia feltrina del secolo vi.
Treviso, 1832. 32 pp. 2799b.24
Astolfi, Angelo.
[L'albero parlante. Raccqnto.] Bologna.
[1841.I 27 pp. 2799b.37
Balbo, Prospero, conte.
Imilda. Novella quinta di un maestro di
scuola. Torino, 1834. 73 pp. 2799^41
Barbieri, Giovanni Maria.
Novelle. Udine, 1823. (7), 26 pp. 2799b.45
Bazzero, Ambrogio.
Storia di un' anima. Milano, 1885. Portr.
2799b.48
Bazzoni, Giovanni Battista.
Racconti storici. Nuovo volume. Milano,
1839. PI. 2799b.S3
Bernardino da Siena, Saint. 1380-1444.
Novelle inedite. Livomo, 1877. 16 pp.
2799b.57
1830-
Novelle. Torino, 1856.
2799b.6i
Bertolotti, Davide.
L'amanuense. Storia awenuta verso il
1783. Milano, 1838. 2799^66
L'isoletta de' cipressi. Romanzo. Milano,
1822. 84 pp. 2799b.67
Bersezio, Vittorio.
Amor di patria.
336
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Bettoni, Giovambattista.
Novdla inedita. Padova, 1858. 16 pp.
27995.72
Bettoni, Paolo.
Nuovi racconti pei giovanetti. la edizione.
Milano, 1857. 27995.77
Boccardi, Alberto.
Cecilia Ferriani. Romanzo. Milano, 1889.
2799b.85
Bonfanti, Giovanni.
Novclle. [1-17.] Verona, 1831. 3 v. in i.
2799b.88
Borghini, Vincenzio Maria.
Novella. Lucca, 1870. 13 Qp. 2799b. 100
Caccianiga, Antonio Maurizio Jacopo.
II convento. 2a edizione. Milano, 1883.
2799b. 103
Callista e Filetore. Frammento d'una novella
greca, tradotto dair abate Melchior Ce-
sarotti. Milano, 1794. 24 pp. 2799b. no
Canale, Michel Giuseppe.
Gerolamo Adomo. Racconto storico. Ge-
nova, 1846. 2799b.iii
Italy, i6th century.
Paolo da Novi, doge di Genova. Novella
storica. Capolago, 1854. 80 pp. 2799b. 112
Italy, i6th century.
Cantu, Cesare.
Novelle lombarde. 3a edizione con incisioni.
Milano, 1878. Pis. 2799b. 115
Capranica, Luigi.
Fra Paolo Sarpi. Romanzo storico. 3a
edizione. Milano, 1888. 2 v. 2799b. 121
Capuana, Luigi.
Giacinta. 3a edizione. Catania, 1889.
2799b. 125
Ribrezzo. Catania, 1885. 2799b. 126
Castellani, In^s, contessa.
La Marchesa d'Arcello. Romanzo [dil
Memini [pseud.]. Milano, 1894. 2799b.2i8
Castelnuovo, Enrico. 1839-
Alla finestra. Novelle. 3a edizione. Milano,
1885. 2799b. 132
Lauretta. Milano, 1876. 2799b. 137
Cavalcanti, Andrea.
Due novelle. Livomo, 1873. 21 PP- 2799b. 141
Coppi, Felice.
L^s
assedio, ossiano gli ultimi giomi di Misso-
lungi. Milano, 1839. 2799^144
Corte, La, d' amore. Novella cavalleresco,
Venezia, 1858. 14, (i) pp. 2799b.3o6
Del Balzo, Carlo.
Le sorelle Damala. 2a edizione. Milano,
1890. 2799b. 153
Dioneo e Lisetta. [Anno 1812.] [Venezia,
1820.] 35 pp. 2799b.i56
FederigOi Federico.
Novdle urbane, ed algune poesie. Venezia,
1832. 2799b. 159
Firenzuola, Agnolo.
Novelle [i-io], seguite dai discorsi Delle
bellezze delle donne, e dai Discorsi degli
animali. Firenze, 1886. Portr. 2799b. 165
Fomasini, Gaetano.
Novclle. Firenze, 1802. 2799^x70
G., G., Italian writer.
La madre amorosa. Novella morale. Milano,
1830. 2799b. 173
Giovagnoli, Raffaello Massimiliano.
Spartaco. Racconto storico del secolo vn
deir era romana. 5a edizione. Milano.
[1874.1 2 v. Pis. 27995.176
Giovio, raolo.
Tito Tamisio. Tradotta in volgare da Carlo
Zancaruolo. Venezia, 1830. (5) pp.
2799b. 183
Giraldi, Giraldo.
Novelle. Per la prima volta date in luce.
[Edited by Gaetano QonL] Amsterdamo,
1796. 279d>.i8i
There is some grcmnd for believing that Giraldi
was not the real author of this work, but that it
was reconstructed by Cioni from manuscripts, re-
prints of which are on shelf>na *47tis.i.jo-aa.
Graf, Arturo.
Poesie e novelle. Roma, 1876. 2799b. 185
Guicciardini, Ludovico.
Cinque novelline. [Roma.] 1882. 13 pp.
2799b. 193
Lippi, Lorenzo.
Tre novellette di Paolo Minucci cavate dalle
sue note al Malmantile racquistato.
[Anon.1 Torino, 1874. 4 pp. 2799b. 190
Malato-Todaro, Salvatore.
Amore e patria. Palermo, 1872. 95 pp.
2799b. 199
Racconti. 3a edizione. Palermo, 1876. 2 v.
2799b.289
Mangoni, Rosario.
Novelle storiche tratte da memorie napoli-
tane e spartite in died deche. Deca la.
Napoli, 1840. 2799b. 196
Mauri, Achille.
Due novelle inedite. Milano. [1841.] 2 v.
in I. Pis. 2799b.2o6
Nicolosino, Marco.
Novelle varie piemontesi. Torino, 1834-
2 V. in I. Pis. 2799b.22i
Oste, Giacomo dall*.
Francesco Jamyn. Racconto del secolo xvii.
Venezia, 1857. 30 pp. 2799b.227
Padovani, Girolamo.
Racconti morali per la gioventu . . . Brescia,
1792. 2 V. 2799b.230
Parolini, Gaetano.
Novclle. Milano, 1835. 2 v. in i. Portr.
2799b.232
Petruccelli della Gattina, Ferdinando.
n re prega. 2a edizione. Milano, 1887.
2799b.242
Piatti, Rosalia.
Novelle e stuHi dai vero. Firenze, 1890.
2799b.235
Picdni, Giulio.
Apparenze. Romanzo di Jarro [pseud.]. [2a
edizione.] Milano, 1885. 2 v. 27996.238
La polizia del diavolo. Romanzo di Jarro
[pseud.]. 2a edizione. Milano, 188B.
2799b.239
Pierantoni-Mancini, Grazia.
Costanza. Roma, 1887. 2799b.245
Rocca, Luigi.
Di qui e di 14. Novdle e racconti. Torino,
i87a- 2799b.2S3
Rodoni, Giovanni.
Trenta novelle dilettevoli ed instruttive
sopra i costumi e la rdigioni de^' italianl
Losanna, 1782. 2799b.25i
i899
Salvestri, Giovanni.
Lire i e 70. Racconto. Milano, 1887.
2799b.2S9
Schio, Giovanni da.
Le novelle del mio tempo. Saggio di un
favoletto. Venezia, i8i5i-[66]. 16 parts
in I V. 2799D.262
Scotti, Cosimo Galeazzo.
Le giornate del Brembo [colle Veglia di
Belgiojoso]. Novelle morali. Cremona.
[1805-09.1 7 V. 27995.265
Simiani, Carlo.
Novelle. Milano, 1882. 27995.280
S<^er, P.
Federico 11. a Custrin. Novella istorica ori-
ginale italiana del secolo xviii. Monte-
pulciano, 1831. No. i in 27995.283
Laopoldo I. imperatore in Ungheria. Novella
istorica onginale italiana del secolo xviii
[xvii]. la edizione. Montepulciano, 1831.
No. 2 in 27995.^3
Speratz, Beatrix.
Tre donne. Romanzo [di] Bruno Sperani
[pseud.]. Milano, 1891. 27995.286
Tomitano, Giulio Bernardino.
L'arcivescovo di Valenza e il conte di Vat-
terld. Novella. Treviso, 1822. (4) pp.
27995.292
Valcarenghi, Ugo.
I retori. Fumo e cenere. Milano, 1889.
27995.295
Sotto la croce. Milano, 1886. 27995.296
Valletta, Stefano Ignazio.
Le nozze di Buondelmonti, ossia origine
della divisione de' Guelfi e Ghi5ellini de
Fiorenza. Parigi, 1836. 98 pp. 27995.299
Visconti Venosta, Giovanni.
II curato d'Oro5io. Milano, 1886.
2799b.302
In Spanish.
Macias Picavea, Ricardo.
La Tierra de Campos.
Madrid. 1897, 98. 2 v.
Novela original.
3099a. 189
837
Periodicals, Annuals.
Indexes.
Institution of mining engineers.
Transactions. Indices to names gf authors
and su5jects. Vol. i-io. 1889-1896. New-
castle-upon-Tyne, 1898. 62 pp. *386i.i23a,
National^onomisk Tidsskrift, 1873-92. Sag-
og Navnercgister. Udar5ejdet af Aleksis
Petersen-Studnitz. Kjf^nhavn, 1893. 46
pp. = *9330.S4S5-2
Associations. Clubs.
Societies.
Contemporary clu5, Philadelphia.
Constitution, list of memhers and historical
sketch, 1898/9. [Phila., 1899.I = ♦2379.116
Eureka engine company No. |, Hudson, Mass.
A 5rief history of the company, from its or-
ganization to the present time . . . with
sketches and portraits of leading memhers,
etc. Hudson, 1886. IIlus. = 4457.116
Newport Casino, Newport, R. I.
Charter, constitution, 5y-laws, rules, offi-
cers, mem5ers and stockholders, 1880.
Newoort, 1880. 24, (i) pp. = *4438.I70
Nohles* of the mystic shrine. Imperial council.
Annual proceedings, 25th. [Buffalo?] 1899.
Portrs. = *7562.3i
Constitution and law, revised to July i, 1899.
N. p. 1899. 22 pp. = 7562.30
Paine, Nathaniel.
Literary, scientific and historical societies of
Worcester. [Worcester, 1899.] 12 pp. =
4453.132
Repuhlican clu5 of the city of New York.
Proceedings at the 13th annual dinner, Feh-
ruary 13, 1899. N. Y. [1899.] 48 pp. =
♦4472.188
Yorick duh, Lowell, Mass.
By-laws, officers and mem5ers. [Lowell.]
1891. 32 pp. = ♦4459.144
STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT.
BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS RECENTLY ADDED.
Social Science.
Political Economy.
Bradstreet*s. A journal of trade, finance and
public economy. [Weekly.] Vol. 9-18.
N. Y., 1884-90. ♦7670.5
Chail ley-Bert, Joseph.
Les compagnies de colonisation sous Tancien
regime. fi599-i;^] Paris, 1898.
9325344-5
Chicago banker. The. A financial journal.
Vol. I. Chicago, 1899. 9332.05
Clarke, Allen.
The effects of the factory system. London,
1899. 3569a.26i
Davidson, John Morrison.
The annals of toil: being labour-history
outlines, Roman and British. London,
1899. 3569a.252
Des Marez, Guillaume.
fitude sur la propri6te fonciere dans les
villes du Moyen-age, ct sp^ialement en
Flandre. Gand, 1898. 9333-09^
Deutsche Oekonomist.
Der Entwurf eines Hypothekenbankgc-
setzes. Berlin, 1898. 9332.3"
Elliot, Thomas John.
The land question: . . . from an agricul-
tural point of view, as illustrated by
twenty-three years' experience on the
Wilton house home farm, near Salisbury.
London. [1884.! 9333-5
Garelli, Alessandro Stefano.
La propriety sociale. Milano, 1898. 2 v.
9335.-2
Isem, Damiin.
Problemas y teoremas economicos, sociales
y juridicos. T. i. Madrid, 1897. 3569.267
Lawrence, Frederick William.
Local variations in wages. London, 1899.
Diagrams. 9331.2942
Levasseur, Pierre fimile.
Le salariat et le salaire. Paris. N. d. =
9331.2
Lorini, Eteocle.
La reforme monetaire de la Russie. Paris,
1898. 9332.4047
Martin, Germain.
La grande industrie sous le regne de Louis
XIV (1660 a 1715). Paris, i^. 3651.108
National association of manufacturers of the
United States of America.
Circular of information. Na i, 6, 8» 10,
II, 17-19, 21, 24-26, 28-32. Phila., 1896-
99. *9382.73-7
Neymarck, Alfred.
The public debts of Europe. N. Y., 1888. =
3646.155
Raffalovich, Arthur.
Le march6 financier en 1887/88^ 97/98,
98/99. Paris, 1888-99. 3 V. *9332.7
Reid, Herbert Lloyd.
The British tax-payers' rights. London,
1898. 9336.^3
R6ville, Andr6.
Le soul^vement des travailleurs d'An£^e-
terre en 1381. fitudes et documents.
Paris, 1898. 9331.042
Revista comercial. Por Gonzales & Rivas.
Guayaquil, 1898. = *938i.86
Rodbertus, Carl Johann.
Overproduction and crises. Lcmdon, 1898.
9338.01
Sargent, Arthur John.
The economic policy of Colbert N. Y.,
Seilhac, L6on de.
Les congres ouvriers en France de 1876 i
1897. Paris, 1899. 5569^.150
Tessonneau, Marcel.
Esquisse d'un tableau raisonn^ des causes
de la production, de la circulation, de la
distribution & de la consommation de la
richesse. Paris, 1898. 9330.1-5
Van Vorhis, Flavins J.
Exports and imports, 1834-1898. Summary
of [U. S.] treasury reports tabulated.
Indianapolis, 1899. Broadside. =
♦9382.73-6
Wheeler, Henry Nathan.
A brief comparison of the postal facilities
of Great Britain and the United States.
[Boston, 1899.] = 5659.120
Political Science.
Baddeley, John James, compiler.
The Guildhall of the city of London. . . .
its historic associations, and the munici-
pal work carried on therein. London,
1899. 24903.64
Billiard, A.
Politique et organisation coloniales. Paris,
1899. 9325.344-^
Bradford, Gamaliel.
The lesson of popular government N. Y.,
1899. 2 V. 3563.194
1899
Brunei, Louis.
U6tat et rindividu dans la colonisation
fran^aise modeme. Paris, 1898.
9325.344-3
Chc3mcy, Edward Potts, editor.
Documents illustrative of feudalism. Phila.,
189& 2504.104.4
Qeveland, O. Municipal association.
Annual report, ist, 2d. [Qeveland, 1897,
98.] = ♦6393.57
Denner, Richard.
BedeutmiR und Ziele deutscher Weltpolitik.
Minden i. W., 1898. 932743
Deschamps, L^n.
Les colonies pendant la Revolution. Paris,
' 1898. 9325344
Driault, £douard.
La question d'Orient depuis ses origines
jusqu'i nos jours. Paris, 1898. 9949*5
Duquit, L^on, and Henry Monnier.
Les constitutions et les principales lois
politiques de la France depuis 1789. Paris,
1898. 9342.44
Eaton, Dorman Bridgman.
The government of municipalities. N. Y,
1899. 3564.264
Faffuet, Emile.
Questions politiques. Paris, 1899. '^^304.-2
Foncin, Pierre,
Les pays de France. Projet de f^d^ralisme
administratis Paris, 18^. 9354.44
Guenin, Eugene.
Histoire de la colonisation frangaise. La
Nouvelle France, i. Paris, 1896. 4319a. 153
Jordan, David Starr.
Imperial democracy. N. Y., 1899. 4228.87
Martel, Henri.
£tude pratique sur les colonies anciennes et
modemes ct sur leurs grandes compagnies
commercials. Gand, 1898. 9325.3
Nicolai-On.
Die Volkswirtschaft in Russland nach der
Bauem-Emancipation. Mtinchen, 1899.
9338.947
North Dakota. Constitutional convention,
1889.
Journal. With the enabling act of Congress
and the proceedings of the joint commis-
sion appointed for the equitable division
of territorial property. Bismarck, 1889.
= 9342.7842
Sociology.
Avenel, Georges, vicomte d'. 1855-
Le m^canisme de la* vie modeme. Paris,
1896, 97. 2 V. 9304.-3
Balicki, Tadeusz.
Szkice o narodowoSci. Warszawa, 1898.
3065.151
Boulard, fidouard.
Philosophic et pratique du collectivisme in-
tegral r^volutionnaire. Paris, i§98. 9335.-5
Brewer, David Josiah.
The twentieth century from another view-
point N. Y. [1899.] 3449a.i5S
339
Campbell, Robert F.
Some aspects of the race problem in the
south. Asheville, 1899. = 7586.128
Cincinnati house of refuge.
Annual report, 8th, ioth-i2th, i6th, i8th-
23d, 25th, 29th, 30th, 32d. Cincinnati,
1858^3. = ♦9364.771-5
College settlements association.
History of the settlement movement. [Bos-
ton? 189-?] = 5575.157
The New York college settlement. [Bos-
ton? 189-?] = 5575.159
Philadelphia settlement. [Boston? 189-?]
= 5575.158
Dell, Robert Edward.
The Catholic church and the social question.
London, 1899. 3467.85
Devas, Charles Stanton.
The meaning and aim of Christian de-
mocracy. London. [1899.] 3569.269
Dumont, Ars^ne.
Natalite et democratic. Conferences faites
a rficole d'anthropologie de Paris. Paris,
1898. 9312.2
Fawcett, Millicent Garrett.
A reply to the letter of Samuel Smith, M.P.
on women's suffrage. Westminster, 1892.
= P.63.287
Friendly aid house. New York city .
Annual report 7th. 1898. N. Y. [1899.]
= *5579.i59
Gasquet, Francis Aidan.
Christian democracy in pre-Reformation
times. London. [1899.] 3569.270
Gurowski, 'Adam, Graf.
Slavery in history. N. Y., i860. 7587.152
Labriola, Antonio.
Socialisme et philosophic. Paris, 1899.
9335.-4
Lamp6riere, Anna.
Le role social de la femme: devoirs, droits,
Education. Paris, 1898. 9396.2
Mackintosh, Robert.
From Comte to Benjamin Kidd. The ap-
peal to biology or evolution for human
guidance. N. Y., 1899. 9300.-1
Melish, John Howard.
The duty of the Christian minister in rela-
tion to social problems. Boston, 1898. =
3565.252
Posada, Adolf o.
Le droit et la question sociale. Paris, 1898.
9331.-2
Riedl, Richard.
Die deutschen Gewerbezahlungen und die
Reform der Gewerbestatistik in Oester-
reich. Wien, 1898. = 9381.436-5
Rollit, Sir Albert Kaye.
Speech in moving the Extension of the par-
liamentary franchise to women bill, . . .
April 27, 1892. Westminster. [1892.] =
P.63.757
Th^ry, Edmond.
Europe et fitats-Unis d'Am^rique. Statis-
tiques d'ensemble. Paris, 1899. 9336.4
340
Public Documents.
United States.
Agriculture, Department of.
Agrostology division.
Studies on American grasses, by Jared
Gage Smith. Washington, 1899. =
♦7996.67.18
Statistics division.
Number and value of farm animals of the
United States, and animal products.
1880-1896. Washington, 1896. =
♦9630.973-5."
Vegetable physiology division.
Curing and fermentation of cigar leaf to-
bacco, by Oscar Loew. Washington,
1899. = 5996.77
Weather bureau.
Annual report, loth, nth, of the Nevada
state weather service in co-operation
with the U. S. department of agricul-
ture, 1897, 98. Carson City, 1899. =
*955i.5793-2
Census bureau. 12th census.
Census bulletin. No. i. Washington, 1899.
= *93i7.33-3
Geological survey.
Grunsky, Carl Ewald.
Irrigation near Mercer, California. Wash-
ington, 1899. = ♦3994.20.19
Leverett, Frank.
Wells of northern Indiana. Washington,
1899. = ♦3994,20.21
Mead, Elwood.
Water-right problems in the Bighorn
mountains. Washington, 1899. =
♦3994.20.23
Hydrographic office.
The Hawaiian islands, and the islands,
rocks and shoals to the westward. Wash-
ington. 1899. = 3049a. 179
Treasury department.
Report on the commercial and industrial
condition of Cuba. By Robert P. Porter.
Special reports on the revenue and cus-
toms tariff, internal, industrial and pro-
fessional taxation of Cuba [etc.]. Wash-
ington. 1898. = 9381.7291-3
United States military prison, Fort Leaven-
worth. Kansas.
Annual report, 1883/84-87/88. Fort Leav-
enworth, 1884-88. = *9364.73
United States penitentiary, Fort Leavenwordi,
Kansas.
Annual report to the Attorney general, 2d,
1806/97. [Fort Leavenworth, 1897. 1
*9364.73-2
War department.
Amended customs tariff and reg^ulations for
ports in Porto Rico. Washington, 1899.
= 7643.180
Translation of police law of railroads of
Puerto Rico, and regulations for its ap-
plication, promulgated on the 17th of
Feb.. 1888. Washington, 1899. = 5664.62
November
Translation of the law of railroads for the
island of Puerto Rico, granted l^ royal
decree of Dec 9, 1887, and promulgated
Jan. 10, 1888. Washington, 1899. =
*5664.6i
Translation of the mortgu;e law for Cuba,
Puerto Rico, and the Philippines. (1893.)
Washington, 1899. = *i
Division of customs and insular affairs.
Immigration regulations for the island of
Porto Rico. Washington, 1899. =
3573.180
Separate States.
Colorado.
State industrial school.
Biennial report, ist, 4th. Golden, 1882,
88. = *9364.788-2
Superintendent of insurance.
Annual report, part 1,1st, 4th-6th. Den-
ver, 1883-88. = ♦9368.9788
Denver.
Bureau of health.
Annual reports for 1895, 97, 98. Den-
ver. 1896-99. = *96i4.0788-5
Denver chamber of commerce and board
of trade.
Annual report, 3d-6th, nth, isth. Den-
ver, i886-[96]. = ♦9381.788
Connecticut.
Secretary of state.
Report relating to the registration of
births, marriages, and deaths for
1847/48-53. Hartford [and] New Ha-
ven, 1849-54. = ♦9614. 1746
State librarian.
Report relating to the registration of
births, marriages, and deaths, and to
divorces for 1854-77. Hartford [and]
New Haven, 1855-78. = ♦9614. 1746
Delaware.
State treasurer.
Biennial report, 1887/8, 89/90, 93/4, 97/8.
Wilmington [etc.], 1889-99. =
*9336.75i
Florida.
Secretary of state.
Report [bienniall, for 1885-^, 95-98.
Tallahassee, 1887-99. = *9353.959i
Jacksonville. Board of trade.
Report, 1886/87-^5. [Jacksonville.] 1886-
95. = *938i.759
Indiana.
Indianapolis. Department of public health
and charities.
Report, 1897. [Indianapolis, 1898.] =
*96i4.077»-5
Kansas.
State industrial reformatory^ Hutchinson.
Biennial report, ist, 2d. Topeka, 1896,
98. = ♦9364.;^i-^
State reform school, Topeka.
Biennial report, 1882/84, 86/8&-96/98.
Tooeka. 1884-^. ♦9364.;^i-3
Kentucky.
Bureau of agriculture, labor, and statistics.
Biennial report, 12th. Louisville, 1897.
= ♦0338.0769
i899
State refiristrar.
Annual report, ist-[8th], of births, mar-
riages and deaths. Frankfort, 1855-61.
= ♦9614.1769
State treasurer.
Report [biennial], 1885/87, 9i/93i 93/95;
annual, 95/96, 96/97. Frankfort fand
Louisville], 1887HW'. = *9336.769
Maine.
Board of state assessors.
Annual report ist-7th. Augusta, 1892-97.
= *9336.74i
State superintendent of public schools.
A study of waste and kindred evils exist-
ing in the administration of our public
schools. [Augusta, 18^.] = 3596.183
Maryland.
Baltimore chamber of commerce.
Annual report, 26th-32d, 34th-44th, 1880-
86, 88-9S. Baltimore, 1881-99. =
*938i.752
Massachusetts.
Inspector of gas meters and illuminating
gas.
Annual report, 1899. Boston, 1899. =
*597i.62
Boston.
Department of municipal statistics.
Monthly bulletin of the Statistics de-
partment. May, 1899. Vol. i, no. 1-5.
Boston, 1899. 5 nos. in i.= ^317.446
Department of children's institutions.
Annual report for 1897. Boston, 1898.
= ♦5576.166
School committee.
Annual report of the Committee on
courses of study and text-books, 1899.
Boston. 1899. = ♦6347.41
Fall River. Board of health.
Report for the year 1897. Fall River, 1898.
= ♦9614.0744-^
Lexington. Archives.
Record of births, marriages and deaths to
January i, 1898. Boston, 1898. =
♦435oa.205
Marlborough. City government.
Annual report, 8th, 1898. Marlborough,
1899. = ♦6342.85
Michigan.
Banking department.
Annual report, 9th, December 31, 1897.
Lansing, 1898. = "^332.0774
Central board of control of state institu-
tions.
Biennial report, ist. Lansing, 1893. =
♦0362.9774
Department of state. Census of Michigan,
June I, 1894.
Bulletin, no. [i?], 3-10, 12, 13. [Lansing,
1894.1 = ♦9317.74-2
Northern Michigan asylum. Traverse City.
Report [biennial], 1890-98. Lansing, 1890-
98. = ♦9362.2774-4
State house of correction and reformatory,
Ionia.
Biennial report, ist-4th, 8th, 9th. Lansing,
i8a»-99- = *9364.774
State public school for dependent children.
Annual report, 3d, 5th-7th, 1876-80; bien-
nial report, i8&»-i898. Lansing, 1876-
99. = *9362.7774
State tax statistician.
Annual report, ist Lansing, 1896. =
*9336.774
Superintendents of the poor and Union as-
sociation.
Proceedings of the loth-ipth annual con-
vention, 1883-93. Lansmg, 1883-93. =
♦9362.5774
Minnesota.
Governor.
Biennial message, 1899. [St Paul.] 1899.
= ^6406.45
State board of corrections and charities.
The Minnesota bulletin of corrections and
charities. Vol. 10-12. St. Paul, 1896-
98. = *936i.9776-3
MissourL
State industrial home for girls.
Biennial report, [ist]-5th. Chillicothe
[etc], 1890-98. = *9364.778
A circular letter to county and aty offi-
cials throughout the state, from the
Board of control. [Chillicothe.] 1891. =
♦9364.778-3
Rules and regulations . . . together with
a copy of the act of the General assem-
bly .. . establishing the institution.
Chillicothe, 1888. = ♦9364.778-2
Saint Louis. Health department
Annual report [2d] -20th. St Louis. 1879-
[1898]. = ♦9614.0778-4
Montana.
Insurance laws and an act relating to build-
ing and loan associations enacted by the
Sixth Legislative assembly. [Hdena?
1899.J = *9368.9786-2
State auditor.
Tabular statement showing premiums re-
ceived, losses paid and insurance writ-
ten, by fire, life and miscellaneous in-
surance companies. [Helena? 1896-
9Q?] Broadsides. = 9386.9786^
State treasurer.
Annual report, 1892, 94-96; biennial, 1897-
98. Helena, 1892-98. = ♦9336.786-3
Nevada.
Attorney-jreneral.
Biennial report, 1897/8. Carson City, 1899.
, = ^6406.85
Insurance commissioner.
Abstract of statements of insurance com-
panies, 1889, 91-98. [Carson City, 1890]-
^^99= *9368.9793
Nevada state prison.
Biennial report, 1883-88, 93-98. Carson
City, 1885-99. = *9364-793
State orphan's home.
Biennial report, 1879-80, 81-82, 97-98.
Carson City, 1881-99. = ♦Q362.7793
New Hampshire.
State board of charities and correction.
Report, 1896. Concord, 1896. = ^9361.9742
Peterborough. Town officers.
Annual reports for 1897/98. Peterboro,
^, 1898. = ♦6338.33
New Jersey.
Commission appointed to investigate the
subject of taxation.
Report. Trenton, 1897. = *9336.749-3
State board of assessors.
Annual report, ist-i5th. Trenton [and
Camdenl, 1884-99. = *9336.749-4
342
November
State board of taxation.
Digest and compilatio& of the laws and
decisions relating to taxation. 1898.
Trenton, 1898. = 9336-74(^-2
North Dakota. Weather service.
Annual report, 5th. 1897. Bismarck, 1898.
= ♦9551.5784
Ohia
Cleveland. Health department.
Annual report, 12th, 15th, i6th, 24th, 25th.
Cleveland, 1885-98. = ♦9614.0771-4
Oregon. State treasurer.
Biennial report, 1889-99. Salem, 1891-99. =
^9336.795
Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Bureau of hedth.
Annusu report, 1880-92, 94-96. Pitts-
burgh, i88a-<^. = *96i4.0748-5
Rhode Island.
Newport. Board of health.
Annual report, ist-iith. With mortuary
statistics. Newport, 1886-^. =
♦9614.0745-5
Providence. Overseer of the poor.
Annual report, 1891-97. Providence, 1892-
98. = *9362.5745-4
South Carolina.
Registrar.
Annual report, ist-6th, relating to the
registry and returns of births, marriages
and deaths. Columbia, 1854-60. =
*96i4.i757
State board of health.
Annual report, 15th, I7th-I9th. Columbia,
1894-99. = ♦9614.0757
State treasurer.
Report for 1898. Columbia, 1999. =
♦9336.757-2
Charleston. Department of health.
Annual reports, 1897, 98. Charleston, 1898,
99. ♦9614.0757-5
Tennessee.
State board of health.
Bulletin. [Monthly.] Vol. 4-10, 13.
Nashville, 1889-97. = ♦9614.0768
No volume is complete.
Texas.
Institution for the blind, Austin.
Annual report, [36th], 38th-4ist. Austin,
1893-98. = ♦9362.4764
Vermont.
State prison, Windsor.
Biennial report, 1881-90, 93-98. Rutland,
i882-<)8. = ^9364743
Wisconsm.
Secretary of state.
Tabular statements of the census enumera-
tion and the a^icultural, mineral and
manufacturing mterests of Wisconsin.
Also, list of the soldiers and sailors of
the late war residing in the state June
20, 1885 . Madison, 1886. = 931775
Foreign.
Australasia.
Australia, South.
Mines department.
Record of the mines of South Australia :
the Mannahill goldfield, with notes
and plans. By H. Y. L. Brown.
Adelaide, 1898. 786448
New South Wales.
Chinese gamUing oommMioii.
Report of the Royii commisaoo on al-
leged gambling and immorality and
charges of bribery a^ast niemben
of the Polioe font. 1B91/X Sydney,
1892. = ♦704a8o
Department of mines and sgricahnre.
Mineral products . . .gecKlogy . . jnin-
erals. Also Catalogue of works . . .
on the geology ... of the Australian
continent and Tasmania. Sydney,
1882. 7B6oa.35
Department of Mblie works.
Report, 1895^6. Sydney, T897. =
♦7040.74
Post Of^ce department
The amiuai report, 1^6. Sjdaey, 1897.
= ♦7040.72
Belgium.
Office du travail.
Revue du travail. Ann^ 1-3. Bmxelles,
1896-198!. = ♦9331.0493-2
Canada.
Department of marine and fisheries.
List of shipping. Ottawa, 1899. -=
♦7034.68
Parliament
Journals of the House of Commons, 7th
Parliament, 2d-6th sessions, 8th Parlia-
ment, ist-3d sessions, 189^-98. Ottawa,
i893-[i898]. = ♦703449
Cape of Good Hope.
Civil service.
The Cape of Good Hope Gvil service list
1890, 92-^ Cape Town, 1890-^. =
♦9328.6878
China.
Imperial maritime customs.
Returns of trade and trade reports, 1898.
Shanghai, 1899. = 9382.51
Egypt
Administration des postes.
Rapport sur Texercice, 1895-97. Le Caire,
i8q6-^. = ♦9383.162-2
Statistique gen^rale pour Texercice, 1895-
97. Le Caire, 1896-98. = *9383.i62
Greece.
Mini st ere des finances.
Commerce avec les pays etrangers, 1897.
[Athenes.] 1898. = 9382.495
Hawaiian islands.
Department of foreign affairs.
The Hawaiian islands. A handbook of
information. Honolulu, 1899. = 3049a. 108
India.
Indian famine charitable relief fund.
Report of the Central executive com-
mittee, 1897. Calcutta, 185^ =
♦iU5i.84-«
Contents. — i. Central committee's first and sec-
ond reports, a. Prorindal reports.
Switzeriand.
Bureau de statistiqtie.
Examen pedagogique des recmles, 1898.
Berne, 1899. =
United Kingdom.
Parliament
British South Africa company.
Accounts and estimates, 1896-1900.
London, 1899. 9968.13-3
i899
Correspondence respecting the status of
slavery in East Africa and the islands
of Zanzibar and Pemba. London, 1899.
. 9326.9678
Jamaica.
Further correspondence on finances and
government. London, 1899. 9336.7292-2
Macdonald, J. R. L.
Expedition from the Uganda protecto-
rate. May, 1898-March, 1899. Lon-
don, 1899. ^967.6-2
Royal commission on horse breedmg.
Report, 7th. London, 1899. 9636.1
Sierra Leone.
Insurrection of 1898. Evidence and
documents. London, 1899. 9966.4
343
South African republic
Correspondence relating to the status of
the South African republic. London,
1899. 9968.2-7
Further correspondence relating to pro-
posed political reforms. London, 1899.
9968.2-6
Further correspondence relating to poli-
tical affairs. London, 1899.
9968.2-8
Public record office.
Calendar of treasury books and papers,
1729-1734. London, 1897, 98. 2 v.
♦7055.51
Contents. — [i.] 1719-1730. a. 1731-1734.
WORKS OF ENGLISH FICTION.
ADDED SINCE 1896 TO THE BATES HALL COLLECTION AND
NOT ENTERED IN THE MONTHLY BULLETINS.
In the case of some books and more particularly in the case of special edi-
tions of the works of certain authors, copies are placed in the Bates Hall col-
lection for the use of scholars and readers and not for extended circulation.
The titles of such works, however, are always to be found in the Card Cata-
logue in Bates Hall.
Adcock, A. St, John.
East End idylls. London. 1897. 4578.80
Allen, Willis Boyd.
Navy blue. A storv of cadet life in the
United States naval academy at Annapolis.
N. Y., 1898. Pis. 4405.47
Altsheler, Joseph A.
A herald of the West An American story
of 1811-1815. N. Y., 1898. 4408.189
Annunzio, Gabriele d'.
The maidens of the rocks. Translated from
the Italian by Annetta Halliday-Antona
and Giuseppe Antona. N. Y., 1898.
2779a.90
Arnold, Sir Edwin.
The queen's justice: a true story of Indian
village life. London, 1899. 3047-221
Austen, Jane.
Emma. London, 1896. ♦6564.38
Mansfield park. London, 1897- Pis. *4570.40
Northanger abbey and Persuasion. Lon-
don, 1897. *6564.39
Pride and prejudice. London, 1895. ♦6564.36
Sense and sensibility. London, 1896.
6564.37
Volumes of this edition are all edited by Autttn
Dobson, and illustrated by Hugh Thomson, ex-
eepting "Pride and prejudice,"^ which is illns-
trated by Charles E. Brock.
Balzac, Honor^ de.
About Catherine de' Medici. Translated by
Qara Bell. London, 1897. *2705.35
At the sign of the cat and racket. Trans-
lated by Gara Bell. London, 1895.
♦2705.33
The atheist's mass, and other stories. Trans-
lated by Gara Bell. London, 1896. Pis.
♦2705.40
A bachelor's establishment. Translated by
Gara Bell. London, 1896. ^ ♦2705.30
Beatrix. Translated by J. Waring. Lon
don. 1896. ^2705.34
The Giouans. Translated 1^ Ellen Mar-
riage. London, 1895. ♦2705^11
The country doctor. Translated ^y Ellen
Marriage. London, 1895. ♦2705.19
The country i>ar8on. Translated by Ellen
Marrijufe. London, 1896. ♦2705.31
Cousin Betty. Translated by J. Waring.
London, 1897. ♦2705.22
A distinguished provincial at Paris. Trans-
lated by. Ellen Marriage. London, 1897.
Eu^6nie Grandct Translated by Ellen Mar-
nagc. London, 1895. ♦2705.18
^ fi^de Breteche. and other stories.
Translated by Gara Bell. London, 1896.
Contents. — A study of woman. — Another 8^«5
of woman. — La fptnde Breteche. — Peace in
Oie house. — The imaginary mistress. — Albert
SaTams.
A hariot's progress. Translated by J. War-
^/"^•,M^"?®°' '^ ^ ^- • *2705.29
The hly of the vallev. Translated by J.
Waring. London, 1897. ♦2705.25
Lost illusions. Translated by Ellen Mar-
riage. London, 1897. ♦2705.27
Modestc Mignon. Translated by Gara Bell.
London, 1896. ♦2705.21
Old Gonot Translated by Ellen Marriage.
London, 1896. ♦2705.16
The peasantry. Translated by Ellen Mar-
riage. London, 1896. ♦2705.38
Pierrette and The abb6 Birotteau. Trans-
lated by Gara Bell. London, 1896.
The quest of the absolute. Translated by
Ellen Marriage. London, 1895. ^2705.20
The rise and fall of C6sar Birotteau. Trans-
lated by Ellen Marriage. London, i^.
♦2705.17
The seamy side of history. Translated by
Gara Bell. London, i^. ^^5.37
i899
Seraphita. Translated by Qara Bell. Lon-
don, 1897. ♦2705.24
The unknown masterpiece, and other stories.
Translated by Ellen Marriage. London,
1896. *270S.23
Contents. — The unknown masterpiece. — Christ
in Flajiders. — Melmoth reconciled. — The Mara-
nas. — £1 verdugo. — Farewell. — The oonscnot.
— A seaside tragedy. — The red house. — The
elixir of life. *
Ursule Mirouet Translated by Qara Bell.
London^ 1895. ♦2705.26
The wild ass's skin. Tr^slated by Ellen
Marriage. London, 1895. ^2705. 15
A woman of thirtv. Translated by Ellen
Marriage. London, 1897. ♦2705.36
Each Tolume of the above edition has a preface
by George Saintsbury.
Luden de Rubempr6. Translated by K. P.
Wormeley. Boston, 1895. *2705.44
This forms part 3 of his Lost illusions [S704.4X].
Baring-Gould, Sabine.
Perpetua. A tale of Nimes in A.D. 213.
N. Y., 1897. 2578.181
Barrie, James Matthew.
Novels, tales and sketches. [Author's edi-
tion.] N. Y., 1896. 8 V. Portr. Pis.
♦2575.144
Becke, Louis.
Rodman the boatsteerer and other stories.
London, 1898. 257^.186
Benson, Edward Frederic.
The Capsina. An historical novel. N. Y.,
1899. Pis. 4407.216
Greece and its struggle tor independence, xSigr-aa.
Bentley, Charles S., and Frank Kimball Scrib-
ner.
The fifth of November. A romance of the
Stuarts. Chicago. [1898.] 4407.194
Brjle, Marie Henri.
Red and black. A chronicle of the Nine-
teenth centry. Translated from the French
by E. P. Robins. London, 1898. 2 v. Pis.
4670b.36
Boehm, Lise.
China coast tales. Shanghai, 1897, 98.
4 parts in 2 v. 3018.153
Bolton, Sarah Knowles.
The story of Douglas. Qeveland, 1898
(25) pp. = 4409.195
Bourget, Paul.
Antiffone and other portraits of women.
(Vo3rageuses.) N. Y., 1898. 4670b 42
Boyle, Peter.
The red knights of Germany. London, 1877.
6577.48
Bragg, Benjamin, pseud.
The vo3rage to the North pole, by Benjamin
Bragg, accompanied by his friend. Captain
Slapperwhack. London, 1817. Map.
♦2069.111
Bullen, Frank T.
The cruise of the "Cachalot" round the
world after sperm whales. London, 1898.
Pis. Map. 2278.76
An account of the whale fishery in the form of
a story.
Idylls of the sea, and other marine sketches.
London, 1899. 2577.187
Burgess, Gelett.
Vivette. Boston, 1897. Map. = 4409a. 180
345
Burr, Enoch Fitch.
Fabius the Roman ; or, how the Church be-
came militant N. Y. [1897.] 4508.260
Time of ConsUntine the Great.
Burton, John Bloundelle-.
The scourge of God. A romance of re-
ligious persecution. N. Y., 1898. 6575.146
A story of the Camisards, early in the i8th cen-
tury.
Butterworth, Hezekiah.
True to his home. A tale of the boyhood of
Franklin. N. Y., 1897. Pis. 4407.169
Cable. George Washington.
Old Creole days. N. Y., 1897. lUus.
4401.126
Cahan. Abraham.
Yekl. A tale of the New York Ghetto.
N. Y., i%)6. 4408.170
Callwell, J. M:
A champion of the faith. A tale of Prince
Hal and the Lollards. London. [1893]
PI. 4578.178
Capes, Bernard.
Adventures of the Comte de la Muette dur-
ing the Reign of terror. Edinburgh, 1898.
2676.222
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de.
El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la
Mancha. Translated by C. Jarvis. London,
1895. Pis. 3097- 18 '
Chambers^ Robert William.
The haunts of men. N. Y. [1895.]
4409a. 199
Child, Frank Samuel.
A colonial witch. Being a study of the
black art in the colony of Connecticut.
N. Y. [1897] 4508.259
Church,. Alfred John.
Lords of the world. A story of the fall of
Carthage and Corinth. N. Y., 1897. Pis.
2576.144
Clark, Richard U.
Cattivello's (juartetto. The Highland lights.
Silvio Pellico. La prima donna. My first
case. [1897.] Pis. = 2393.116
Qemens. Samuel Langhome. (Mark Twain.)
The American daimant and other stories
and sketches. N. Y., 1897. IMus. 4407.158
The tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson and the
comedy Those extraordinary twins. Hart-
ford, 1897. Illus. 2402.112
Conrad, Joseph.
Tales of unrest. N. Y., 1898. 2579.155
Craigie, Pearl Mary Teresa Richards. (John
Oliver Hobbes.)
The school for saints. N. Y. [1897.]
4407.210
Crouch, Archer Philip.
Senorita Montenar. N. Y., 1898. 2g;rpa.i57
A story of the war of independence in Chile.
Curtis, George William.
Prue and I. Illustrated from drawings by
A. E. Sterner. N. Y., 1893. = 24Gri3.i45
Daudet, Alphonse.
The head of the family. Translated by
Levin Camac. N. Y., 1898. Portr. Pis.
2665.75
Dickens^ Charles.
American notes, and Pictures from Italy.
London, 1898. Pis. ^57oa.96
346
Bleak House. London, 1897. 2 v. Pis.
*257oa.88
Christmas books. London, 1897. Illus.
♦257oa.89
Christmas stories. From "Household
words" and "All the year round." Lon-
don, 1898. 2 V. *257oa.99
Dealings with the firm of Dombey and Son,
wholesale, retail, and for exportation.
London, 1897. 2 v. Pis. *257oa.84
Great expectations. London, 1898. Pis.
*257oa.92
Hard times. Hunted down, Holiday romance,
and Ge:>rge Silverman's explanation.
London, 1^8. Pis. *257oa.94
The life and adventures of Martin Chuzzle-
it London, 1897. 2 v. ♦257oa.83
Little Dorritt. London, 1897. 2 v. ♦257oa.90
The mystery of Edwin Drood, and Master
Humphrey's dock. London, 1899. Illus.
♦257oa.ioo
Our mutual friend. London, 1898. 2 v.
♦257oa.93
Personal history of David Copper field. Lon-
don, 1897. 2 V. ♦257oa.87
Reprinted pieces. The lamplighter. To be
read at dusk, and Sunday under three
heads. With a general essay on the works
of Dickens by A. Lang. London, 1899.
Portr. Pis. ♦2570a. loi
Sketches by Boz illustrative of every-day
life and every-day people. London, 1898.
2 V. ♦257oa.95
A tale of two cities. London, 1898.
♦2S7oa.9i
The uncommercial traveller. London, iB^
♦257oa.97
These volumes nrt of the Gadshill edition, edited
by A. Lang, and contain reproductions of the
original engravings.
Donnelly, Joseph Gordon.
Jesus Ddaney. N. Y., 1899. = 4409a.226
A story of Mexican life.
Doyle, Arthur Conan.
Beyond the city. Chicago. [1894.] =
35792.159
Dumas, Alexandre Davy.
Ag6nor de Maul6on. Boston, 1897. 2 v.
rortrs. Pis. 2709.19
Spain, 1361.
The brigand, a romance of the reign of Don
Carlos. Added, Blanche de Beaulieu, a
story of the French revolution. Boston,
1897. 2709.20
The horoscope. A romance of the reign of
Francois 11. Boston, 1897. 2709.23
Monsieur de Chauvelin's will. Added The
woman with the velvet necklace. Boston,
1897. 2709.21
The period covered by the first of these romances
it 1774; of the second, 1793.
Sylvandire, a romance of the reign of Louis
XIV. Boston, 1897. 2709.22
Dunton^ Theodore Watts-.
Aylwin. N. Y., 1899. 2579.160
Dupuy, Eliza Ann.
The dethroned heiress. Phila. [1873.]
*44a6.i6i
The hidden sin. N. Y., 1866. Dlus.
*44o6.i62
Earle, Alice Morse.
In old Narragansett. Romances and realities.
N. Y., 1898. 4409a. 193
November
Earle, Mary Tracy.
The man who worked for Cdlister. Boston,
1898. = 4409a.2(^
Egp;leston, George Cary.
Southern soldier stories. N. Y., 1898. Rs.
4508^265
Eliot, George, pseud.
Silas Mamer. Edited by K L. Gulidc
N. Y., 1899. 2579*
Emerson^ Peter Henry.
Ca6ba, the guerilla diiel A real romance of
the Cuban rebellion. London, 1897.
4579.77
Falklands. By the author of "The life of Sir
Kenelm Digby/' "The life of a prig," etc
London, i^. 2544.132
Farrar, Frederic William.
Allegories. N. Y., 1898. Ulna. 2576.149
Fenn, George Manville.
Cormorant Crag. A tale of the smugriing
days. N. Y., 1895. Ulus. 2578.151
Flandreau, Charles Macomb.
Harvard episodes. Boston, 1897. = 4408.172
Flattery, M. Douglas.
Wife or maid? London. [1898.] =
2579a.i63
Garrison, Wendell Phillips.
The new GtiUiver. Jamaica, N. Y., 1898.
50, (i) pp. 4408.169
Gaskell, Elizabeth Ocghom.
Cranford. With illustrations by Huc^
Thomson. London, 1895. ^2579. 152
Gilliat, Edward.
In Lincoln greeiL A merrie tale of Robin
Hood. London, 1897. Pis. 2579.78
The King's reeve and how he supped with
his master. N. Y., 1898. Pis. 2577.175
A story of the reign of Edward i.
Gillman, Jbien^.
Hassan: a Fellah: a romance of Palestine.
Boston, 1898. = 44£]&i76
Gissing, Geor^ Robert
The emanapated. A novel. 3d edition.
Chicago, 1897. 4578.78
New Grub street. New edition. London,
1803. 4578.82
Gleiff, Charles.
Wnen all men starve. Showing how Eng-
land hazarded her naval supremacy, and
the horrors which followed tiie intem^h
tion of her food supply. N. Y., 1898.
2576.148
Goethe, Johann Wolfang von.
Wilhelm Mcister's apprenticeship and trav-
els. Translated [by T. Carlyfe]. N. Y.,
1899. 2 V. Portrs. 4574.98
Green, Evelyn Everett-.
A clerk of Oxford and his adventures in the
Baron's war. London, 1898. 2576.145
Griggs, Sutton £.
Imperium in imperio. Cincinnati, 1899.
44093.228
A story dealing with the negro question.
Guthrie, Thomas Anstey. (F. Anstey.)
Baboo Hurry Bungsho Jabberjee, B.A
„ N.Y., i^ 4579.143
Hale, Edward Everett
In His name, and Christmas stories. Bos-
ton, 1899. 4402.165
Hal6vy, Ludovic.
AbW Constantin. Translated by Th^r^
Batbedat London, 1897. 466ob.io6
1899
Half a hundred stories for the little pecrple.
By nearly half a hundred writers. Spring-
field, iSgp. 7594-106
Harraden, Beatrice.
Untold tales of the past N. Y., 1897. Illus.
2576.150
Harrison, Elizabeth.
In story-land. 4th edition. Giicago. [1895.]
4407.173
Hartmann, SadakichL
Schopenhauer in the air. Seven stories.
N. Y., 1898. 28 pp. Portr. = 4407.212
Hayens, Herbert
An emperor's doom, or the patriots of Mesd-
CO. London, i8g8. Pis. 2576.143
Soldiers of the legion. A tale of the Carl-
ist war. London, 1898. Pis. 2576.146
Hemenway, Myles Standish.
Doomsday. [A novel.] By Crabtree Hem-
enway [pseud.]. Boston, 1898. =
4409a.2o8
Henham^ Ernest G.
Menotah. A tale of the Riel rebellion.
London, 1897. Pis. 4395.37
Hewitt, Graily. (Freke Viggars.)
Knights of Cocka3me. London, 1894. =
4578.169
Hinkson, Katharine Tynan.
An isle in the water. London, 1896.
2575.31
Hogg, James, the Ettrick shepherd.
The confessions of a justified sinner. Lon-
don, 1898. 257a 185
Jrason, Edgar, and David Beames.
On the edge of the Empire. N. Y., 1899.
«, . . 2577.181
stones of native life on the northwest frontier of
India.
J6kai. ivior.
The lion of Janina, or, the last days of the
Janissaries. Translated by R. Nisbet Bain.
N. Y.. iSA 2879.91
Jordan, D-vid Starr.
Matka and Kotik. A tale of the Mist-
Islands. San Francisco, 1897. 68 pp.
Illus. 4505.177
The natural history of the fur seal told in' the
form of a story.
Katzenberger, Frances I.
He would have me be brave. A story taken
from life. Dayton, 1895. Portr. =
^ 4407.179
The three verdicts. Cincinnati, 189a
tr- 1 m. 1 4407.180
Kmgsley, Charles.
Hereward the Wake, 'last of the English.'
[Pocket edition.] London, 1895. 25S9a.8o
Westward ho! Edited by G. L. Gomme.
N. Y., 189a Pis. ♦2578.77
Koemer, Herman T.
Beleaguered. A story of the uplands of
Baden in the 17th century. N. Y., 1898.
Pis. 4408.186
La Motte Fouqu6, Friedrich Heinrich Carl,
Freiherr de.
Undine, With illus. by Rosie M. M. Pit-
man. London, 1897. 4872.83
Lamed, Walter Cranston.
Rembrandt. A romance of Holland. N. Y.,
1898. Portr. Pis. 4407.214
347
Lee, Albert
Four for a forttme. A tale. N. Y., 1898.
nius. 4408.180
Leonard, Mary Hall.
A code of honor. Cindnnati, 1897. =
4407.166
Linton, William James.
The flower and the star and other stories
for children. Boston, 1868. Illus.
4508.258
McCook, Henry Christopher.
The Latimers. A tale of the western in-
surrection of 1794. Phila., 1898. 4507.197
Macfarlane^ Charles.
Stephen. A legend of Reading abbey. Ed-
ited by G. L. Gomme. N. Y., 18^. Illus.
2578.7^
Maclean, John, Ph.D., of Toronto.
The warden of the plains and other stories
of life in the Canadian northwest. To-
ronto, 1896. Pis. 4395.36
Maitland, Ella Fuller.
Pages from the day-book of Bethia Hard-
acre. 5th edition. London, 1808. 4576.167
Mallock, William Howell.
Tristram Lacy, or the individualist N. Y.,
.. i?» 2577.183
Mannmg, Anne.
Cherry & Violet A tale of the great plague.
London, 1897. Illus. 2576.147
Meadowleigh: a tale of English country
life, London, 1863. 2 v. 6577.165
The old Chelsea bun-shop. A tale of the
last century. Illustrations bv J. Jellicoe
and H. Railton. London, 1899. Pis.
2577.179
Marguentte, Paul, and Victor Margueritte.
The disaster. Translated by F. Lees. N. Y..
1898. 2677.192
A story of the Franco-German war.
Mend^s, Cattille.
The fairy spinning wheel & the tales it
spun. Englished by T. J. Vivian. With
pictures by Marion L. Peabody. Boston.
1899. 2677.199
Meredith^ George.
The adventures of Harry Richmond. Re-
vised edition. Westminster, 1897. *2575.i55
Beauchamp's career. Revised edition. West-
minster, 1897. PI. ♦2575.156
The egoist A comedy in narrative. West-
minster, 1897. PI. *2S75.i57
Lord Ormont and his Aminta. A novel.
Westminster, 1899. PI. ♦2575.160
The ordeal of Richard Feverel. Revised
edition. Westminster, 185^. ♦2575.150
Rhoda Fleming. Revised edition. West-
minster, 1897. ♦2575.154
Sandra Belloni. Originally Emilia in Eng-
land. Revised edition. Westminster,
1897. ♦2575.152
The tragic comedians. Westminster, 1898.
Portr. ♦2575.163
Vittoria. Revised edition. Westminster,
1897. 2575.153
Morris, Alice Talwin.
The troubles of Tatters & other stories.
London. [1898?] Illus. 2561^14
34«
Morris, Charles, of Philadelphia.
Historical tales. The romance of reality.
JajMui and China. Phila., 1898. Pis.
3019-135
Historical tales. The romance of reahty.
Spanish. Phila., 1899. J099a.i78
Morris, WillianL
The water of the Wondrous Isles. N. Y.,
1897. 4576.158
Morrison, Mary Whitney.
Stories true and fancies new. Boston.
[1898.1 lllus. 4J94.I45
Mtmroe, Kirk.
With Crockett and Bowie. A tale of Texas.
N. Y., 1897. Pis. 4507.195
Mtu-free, Mary Noailles.
The story of Old Fort Loudon. K. Y., 1899.
Pis. 4407198
Nelson, Kathleen Gray.
Tuen, slave and empress. K. Y., 1898. Pis.
,4408.173
"This story is founded upon Ucts in the liie oi
the £mpress dowager of China, the mother of
the present Emperor."
Nordau, Max Simon.
The drones must die. Translated from the
German. N. Y., 1897. 4^7573
North, Franklin H.
The awakening of NoahviUe. N. Y., 1898.
lllus. Map. = 4407.183
Oman, John Campbell.
Where three creeds meet A tale of modem
Indian life. London, 1898. 2577*18$
Paget, Violet. (Vernon Lee.)
Miss Brown. Edinburgh, 1884. 3 v.
*4577.3S
Palgrave, Francis Turner.
The five days' entertaiimients at Wentworth
grange. [Stories for children.] London.
[1868?] lllus. 4577.175
Palmer, John H.
The invasion of New York; or, how Ha-
waii was annexed. London. [1897.]
4407.167
Patch. Kate Whiting.
Middleway. Tales of a New England vil-
lage. Boston, 1897. = 440B.174
Pater, Walter Horatio.
Duke Carl of Rosenmold. An imaginary
portrait. Boston, 1897. (3), 58 pp. =
4579a. 175
Peterson, Henry.
Pemberton: or, one hundred years ago.
Phila,, 189a Portrs. Pis. ♦4408.187
Pennsylvania during the American revolution.
Pickering, Edgar.
A stout English bowman. Being a storv of
chivalrv in the days of Henry iii. Lon-
don. [1897?] lllus. 3576.142
Poor, Agnes Blake.
Boston neighbours, in town and out N. Y.,
1898. 4509.358
Ramji. A tragedy of the Indian famine. Lon-
don, 1897. 79 pp. 3049a. 1 17
Rayner, E.
Free to serve. A tale of colonial New York.
Boston, 1897. = 4407.164
Reminffton, Frederic
Sunoown Leflare. N. Y., 1899. Pls-
4409a.3i6
November
Rkldle, William.
Nicholas Comenios: or ye Penn^vania
schoolmaster of ye olden time. Lancas-
ter, 1897. Ulna. 5596.147
Robertson, iiorgan.
Spun-yam. Sea stories. N. Y., 1898. Pis.
44099^182
Robinson, Agnes Mary Frances.
A mediaeval garland. Trandated by May
Tomlinson. London, 189BL 4576.16a
Roche, James Jeffrey.
Her majeshr the King, a romanoe of the
hareuL Done into American from the
Arabic Boston, 1899. Pis. = 4409ajii4
Ross, Ointon.
A trooper of the empress. N. Y., 18981
440&1S8
Russell, Robert Howard.
The Delft cat and other stories. N. Y.,
1896. 71 pp. nius. =r 4409a.i8i
Russell, T. Baron.
A guardian of the poor. London, 1898.
6568.137
Saltus, Edgar Evertson.
Mr. Incoul's misadventure. A novel. N. Y.,
1887. = 4408.184
Saunders, Margaret Marshall.
The kings of the park. N. Y. [1897.] Pis.
4406.160
Rose i Giarlitte. An Acadien romance.
Boston, 1808. Pis. = 4406.185
Sheldon, Charles M.
In His steps. "What wotdd Jesus do?"
Giicago, 1898. 4407.208
Sienkiewicz. Henryk.
"Quo vadis." New edition. Boston, 1897.
2 V. Pis. Map. *3o6i.i23
Simpkinson, John Nassau.
The Washingtons. London, i860. 6577.167
Sinnatamby, pseud.
"Letchimey." A tale of old Ceylon. Lon-
don, 18$^ 63 pp. lllus. 3042.226
Skeel, Adelaide, and William H. Brearley.
King Washington; a romance of the Hud-
son Highlands. Phila., 1898. Pis.
4508.261
Sladen, Douglas Brooke Wheelton.
The Admiral. A romance of Nelson in the
year of the Nile. London, 1898. 3043.20
Smith, Hannah. (Hesba Stretton.)
The soul of honour. London, 1897. 68 pp.
lllus. 657475
Solitary summer, The. By the author of
"Elizabeth and her German gardea"
N. Y., 1899. 4548. i»
Spofford, Harriet Prescott
Priscilla's love-story. Chicago, 1898.
4409a.iS3
Sterne, Laurence
The life and opinions of Tristram Shandy.
London, 1899. 2 v. Portr. [The temple
classics.] 65698.118
Stetson, Charlotte Perkins.
The yellow wall paper. Boston, 1899.
^4409a.232
Stoddard. William Osbom.
The red patriot A story of the American
revolution. N. Y., 1897. Pis. 4407.165
i899
Sudemiann, Hermann.
Regina, or, the sins of the fathers. Trans,
by Beatrice Marshall. London, 1898.
2878.143
Thackeray. William Makepeace.
Writings. Standard library edition. With
the original illustrations. Boston, 1897.
22 V. nius. Portrs. '^^570.42
Contents. — x, a. Vanity fair. — Lovel the wid-
ower. 3,4. Pendennis. 5. The memoirs of Mr.
C. J. Yellowplush. — The Fitz> Boodle jmpen, — •
The wolves and the lamb. — Stories and sicetches.
6. Burlesoties. 7. The history of Samuel Tit-
marsh and the great Hoggarty diamond. — Men's
wives. — The book of snobs. 8. The memoirs of
Barry Ljmdon, esq. — Denis Duval. 9, 10. The
Newcomes. xx. The Puis sketch book. — East-
ern sketches. 12. The Irish sketch book of x84a.
— Chvacter sketches. 13. The four Georges. —
The English humorists. — Sketches and travels
in London. 14. The history of Hentv Esmond,
esq. IS* 16. The Virginians. X7. A snabby gen-
teel story. — The adventures of Philip. (Vol. x.)
x8. The adventures of Philip. (Vouju) — Cath-
erine. X9. Roundabout papers. — The second
funeral of Napoleon. — Critical reviews, ao.
Christmas stories. — Ballads. — Tales, jx. Con-
tributions to Punch. S3. Miscellaneous papers
and sketches.
Thomas, Rev. Reuen.
The kinship of souls. A narrative. Boston,
1899. 4407.218
Thompson, Maurice.
Stories of the Cherokee hills. Boston, 1898.
Pis. 4407.200
Tinseau, L^n de.
In quest of the ideal. Translated from the
French . . . hy Florence B. Gflmour.
Phila., 1896. 2674.189
Trollope, Frances. 1780-1863.
The attractive man. A novel. London, 1846.
3 V. *6579.39
Charles Chesterfield; or, the adventures of
a youih of genius. London. [1858.] Pis.
*6i79a.94
The lottery of marriage. London. [18—?]
6579.40
The widow wedded; or, adventures of the
Bamahys in ^America. With illus. hy
John Leech. London, [i860.] *657oa.8o
Tufts, William Whittemorc.
A market for an impulse. Boston, 1895. =
4407.190
Van Dyke, Henry Jackson, jr.
The lost word. A Christmas legend of long
ago. N. Y., 1898. (9), 71 pp. Pis.
2403.141
349
Very. Lydia Louisa Anna.
A strange disclosure. A tale of New Eng-
land life. Boston. [1898.] Pis. =
44093.212
Svlph, or the organ-grinder's daughter.
Boston^ 1898. Pis. = 44&.182
Wallace, Lewis.
The fair god. Illustrated by Eric Pape.
Boston, 1899. 2 V. = 4400a. 129
Ward, Mary Augusta.
Robert Elsmere. London, 1888. 2 v. ==
2551.82
Warman, Cy.
Frontier stories. N. Y., 1898. 44093.190
Weyman, Stanley John.
Shrewsbury. A romance. N. Y., 1898.
Illus. = 2578.182
Whistler, Charies W.
King Olafs kinsman. A story of the last
Saxon struggle against the Danes in the
days of Ironside and Cnut. London, 1898.
Pis. 2578.183
Within sound of Great Tom. Stories of mod-
em Oxford. Oxford, lSgi7, 2499.124
Wood, Henry, of Roxbury, Mass.
Victor Serenus. A story of the Pauline era.
Boston, 1898. = 4407.175
Wright, Thomas, of Cowper school, Olney.
The blue firedrake, or the wonderful and
strange relation of the life and adventures
of Nathan Souldrop. London, 1892. Illus.
65793.92
Xenqpoulos, Gregorios.
The stepmother. A tale of modern Athens.
Done into English by Mrs. Edmonds.
London, 1897. 3076.117
Xenos, Stephanos Theodoros.
Andronike, the heroine of the Greek revolu-
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Reference Books.
Appleton's general suide to the United States
and Canada. N. Y., 1899. ^s. Maps.
♦2389.79
Derrah, Robert H.
Derrah's Official street railway guide for
eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
4th edition. Boston, 1899. ^lus. Map.
= *4459a.i79
Murray John, publisher.
Handbook for travellers in Ireland. 5th
edition, edited by John Cooke. London,
1899. Plans. M!aps. 4538.29
A handbook of Rome and the Campagna.
'i6th edition. London, 1898. Illus. Maps.
Plans. 2759.93
United States business directory for 1899/1900.
N. Y., 1899. B. H. Ref. 300.4
Senn, Charles Herman.
Senn's Culinary encydopac^ia. A diction-
ary of technical terms, the names of all
foods . . . London, 1898. ^8oo9a.43
Walker, George Harry, and company.
Guide to metropolitan Boston. Boston.
[1899.] Pis. Maps. = 2359a.io6
Genealogy. H eraldry .
Adamek, Eduard.
Die Rathsel unserer deutschen Schuler-
namen. Wien, 1894. 4836.30
Best, Frank Eugene.
John Keep, of Longmeadow, Mass, 1660-
i^, and his descendants. Chicago, 1899.
Portrs. Pis. Pedigree. 4434*257
Fisher, Philip Adsit
The Fisher genealogy. Record of the
descendants of Joshua, Anthony and
Cornelius Fisher, of Dedham, Mass., 1636-
1640. Everett, 1898. Fac-simlles. Maps.
4432.161
Hoffman, Eugene Augustus.
Genealogy of the Hoffman family, descend-
ants of Martin Hoffman. N. Y., 1899.
Portrs. Pis. *4433.I59
Hupenot society of South Carolina.
Transactions. No. 6. Charleston, 1899.
3521,79
Sanborn, Victor Channing.
Gcnealo*— of the famUy of Sambome or
Sanborn in England and America. H04-
1898. [Concord, N. H.l 1899. Portrs.
Pis. Fac-similes. Map. ♦4434.207
Society of Mayflower descendants in the Dis-
trict of Columbia.
Officers and members, instruction to ap-
plicants, constitution and by-laws. Wash-
ington, 1899., 15 pp. = ♦4412.150
Spaldmg, Samuel Jones.
The Spalding memorial : a genealogical his-
tory of Edward Spalding of Virginia and
Massachusetts Bay, and his descendants
... By Charles Warren Spalding. Re-
vised and enlarged. (From the original
publication by S. J. Spalding.) Chicago.
1897. Portrs. Pis. 333573
Heraldry. Flags.
Declaration of independence.
[Encircled by the coats of arms of the X5
original sUtes.] Boston. N. d. Broad-
side. 26yi X 2X^ inches. Mounted and
rolled. = ♦jCab.23.10.10
united States. Navy department Bureau of
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Flags of maritime nations. Washington,
1899. 8 pp. 67 colored pis. ♦3950a. xa4
Biography,
Collective Bi
Brief wechsel zwischen Erzherzog Johann Bap-
tist von Oesterreich und Anton Graf von
Prokesch-Osten. Nebst Auszugen aus
den Tagebuchblattem des Erzherzogs Jo-
356
hann uber seinen Aufenthalt in Athen im
November 1837. Herausgegeben.. von
Anton Schlossar. Stuttgart, 1098. Portrs.
Fac-similes. 4846.66
Brooks, Elbridge Streeter.
Historic girls. N. Y., 1887. lUus. 2246.49
Contents. — Zenobia oi Palmyra. — Helena of
Britain. — Pulcheria of Constantinople. — Clo-
tilda of Burgundy. — Woo of Hwang-Ha —
Edith of Scotland. — Jacqueline of Holland. —
Catarina of Venice. — Theresa of Avila. — Eliza-
beth of Tudor. — Christina of Sweden. — Ma-
ta-oka of Pow-ha-tan.
Dreux du Radier, Jean Francois.
M^moires historiques, critiques, et anecdotes
des reines et regentes de France. [Anon.]
Nouvelle edition, augment^ Amsterdam,
1776. 6 V. P. 10.237
Figuier, Guillaume Louis.
Vies des savants illustres depuis Tantiquit^
jusqu'au Dix-neuvi^me sihdt, Paris,
1866-74. 5 V. Portrs. Pis. ^2242.65
Grenier, A. S.
i898-i9C^. Nos d^put^s. Biographies &
portraits. Paris. [1899.] 4649a.24
Johnson, Joseph.
Brave women. Edinburgh. [1875.] Pis.
224Qa.45
Contents. — Mrs. Mary Patton. — Bona Xom-
bardi Brunoro and Dona Maria. — Joan of Arc
— Epicharis "the niartyr," and Catharina "the
heroic." — Anne Askew. — Countess ot Derby.
— Mary Washington. — Catherine Alexiewna,
empress of Russia. — Isabel Brown, the cove-
nanter's wife. — Flora Macdonald. — The mar-
chioness de Bonchamps. — Madame Ruber. —
Madame Roland. — Ilady Mary Shipley. — Ma-
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Saragossa. — Lady Sale. — Felicie de Faveau. —
Henrietta Feller. — Hester Lane. — Grace Dar-
ling.
Laughton, John Knox, editor.
From Howard to Ndson: twelve sailors.
London, 1800. Portrs. Maps. 2542.162
Contents. — Howard. By the editor. — Drake.
By Sir Frederick G. D. Bedford. — Blake. By
MTontagu Burrows. — Rooke. By C. C. Penrose
Fitzgerald. — Anson. By Albert Hastings Mark-
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Colomb. — Nelson. By Philip H. Colomb.
Rebiere, Alphonse.
Les savants modemes. Leur vie et leurs
travaux. Paris, 1899. Portrs. 2246.70
Sadlier, Anna Teresa.
Women of catholicity. Memoirs of Margaret
O'Carroll. Isabella of Castile, Margaret
Roper, Marie de rincamation, Marguerite
Bourgeoys, Ethan Allen's daughter. N. Y.
[1885.] PI. 5558.40
Single Biographies.
Achelis, Thomas.
Heymann Steinthal. Hamburg, 1898. 28
pp. ♦5914.50.N.F.13
Arnould, Louis, editor.
Anecdotes in^dites sur Malherbe. Supple-
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Paris. 1893. 4695.12
Balzac, Honors de.
Lettres k Tfitrang^re. (1833-1842.) Paris,
1899. 2692.52
Letters to Mme. Hantlou
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Bougaud, fimile.
History of St Vincent de Patil, founder of
the Congregation of the mission (Vincen-
tians), and of the Sisters of charity.
Translated from the 2d French edition by
Joseph Brady. With an introduction by
the Cardinal archbishop of Westminster.
London, 1899. 2 v. Portrs. 3553-iio
Caldwell, Luther.
An accotmt of Anne Bradstreet, the Puritan
poetess, and kindred topics. Boston, 1898.
Portrs. Pis. Fac-similes. = 4347-28o
Cavendish, George.
The life and death of Thomas Wolsey.
London, 1899. Portr. [The Temple
classics.] 2549a.iQS
Dabney, Robert Lewis.
In memoriam Robert Lewis Dabney. Knox-
ville, 1899. 41 pp. Portrs. = 4441. I79
Dubost, Antonin.
Danton et la politique contemporaine. Paris,
1880. 2649-88
Ewart, K. Dorothea.
Cosimo *e' Medici. London, 1899. [For-
eign statesmen.] 2748.33
Faguet, fimile.
Flaubert. Paris, 1899. [Les grands 6cri-
vains frangais.] 4650b. 121
Findlay, William, M.D., of Glasgow.
Robert Bums and the medical profession.
Paisley, 1898. Portrs. 6545-47
Forster, John.
The life of Charles Dickens. [Gadshill edi-
tion.] London, 1899. 2 v. Portrs.
♦2570a. 102
Bibliogrmphy, voL i, pp. sas-saB; voL a, pp. 51S-
525.
Foster, Sir Michael. 1847-
Qaude Bernard. N. Y., 1899. Portr.
[Masters of medicine.] 3738-56
Haarhaus, Julius R.
Dichter-Biographien. Bd. 2: Johann Wolf-
gang V. Goethe. Leipzig [1899.] Portr.
No. 8 in 48p6.50.400
Horton, Robert Forman.
Oliver Cromwell. A study in personal re-
ligion. London, 1899. 6546.32
Howe. Mark Antony De Wolfe, jr.
Phillips Brooks. Boston, 1899. Portr.
[Beacon biographies.] 4349a. 178
Johnson, Samuel, LL.D.
Graphic illustrations of [his] life and times.
London, 1837. 4 parts. = ^4541.68
Jowett, Benjamin.
Letters. Arranged and edited by Evelyn
Abbott and Lewis Campbell. Lx>ndon,
1899. Portr. 4544.179
Knortz, Carl.
Walt Whitman der Dichter der I>emokratie.
II. Auflage. Leipzig, 1899. 95 pp.
Whitman ♦13.37
Kotzowa, TadeusK.
■
Ko^duszko. Zyciorys z. dokument6w wys-
nuty, przez K. Krak6w, 1894. Portr.
Pis. Maps. Plans. Fac-similes. 3065.152
Mathews, E. R. Norris.
Cabot and the story of the Harford por-
trait. Bristol. [1896.] 42 pp. Portr. =
4744.20
Michelet, Jules.
Lettres in^dites adress^s i Mile. Mialaret
(Mme Michelet). Paris. [1899.] 2642.159
i899
Paimblant du Rouil, Adrien F^ix Marie Jo-
seph.
Explorateurs & soldats: Marchand. Paris.
[1898.] 37 pp. Portr. 2642.155
Pinvert, LuciexL
Jacques Gr^vin (1538-1570). fitude bio-
graphique et litt^raire. Paris, 1899.
Portr. 2642.157
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Powys, Caroline.
Passages from the diaries of Mrs. Philip
Lybbe Powys of Hardwick House, Oxon,
A.D. 1756 to 1808. Edited by Emily J.
Qimenson. London, 1899. Portr. 4542.144
Prestwich, Grace Anne.
Life and letters of Sir Joseph Piestwich.
Written and edited by his wife [G. A.
Prestwich]. Edinburgh, 1899. Illus.
Portrs. 4544.181
Quick, Robert Herbert.
Life and remains. Edited by F. Storr.
N. Y., 1809. Portr. 3557-130
Sergyeenko, P. A.
How Count L. N. Tolstoy lives and works.
Translated from the Russian by Lsabel F.
Hapgood. N. Y. [1899.I Portrs. Pis.
3067.130
Simond, Jean Georges fimile.
Le capitaine L« Tour d'Auvergne, premier
grenadier de la R^publique. 2e Edition,
augment^e. Paris. [1899.] 2644.125
Stuart, Lady Louisa.
Selections from her manuscripts. Edited by
James Home. N. Y., 1899. Portr, 4547.175
Suger, abbot of Saint-Dcnys, Paris.
Vie de Louis le Gros; suivic de THistoirc
du roi Louis vii. Publi^es d'apr^s les
manuscrits par Auguste Molinier. [Latin
text] Paris, 1887. 2625.87
Synoradzki. Michal.
Adam Mickiewicz. Upominek jubileuszowy.
Warszawa, 1898. 32 pp. Illus. Portr.
3066.205
Tschudi, Gara.
Euff^nie, empress of the French. From the
Norwegian by E. M. Cope. London,
1899. Portr. 2646.132
Vizctelly, Ernest Alfred.
With Zoia in Enarland. A story of exile.
London, 1899. Portrs. Fac-simile. 2646.126
Waldstein. Max.
Aus Wiens lusti<'er Theaterzeit. Erinner-
ungen an Josefine Gallmcyer. 3tcs Tau-
send. Berlin, 1885. Portr. 4837.20
Wallis, David.
[A narrative of David Wallis.] [Boston,
1713] 14 pp. No. I in ♦♦H.99.I58
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History.
Ancient. Modem. Asia. Africa.
Oceanica. The Jews.
Arbois de Jubainville, Marie Henri d'.
La civilisation des Celtes et celle de T^pop^e
hom^rique. Paris, 1899. [Coiirs de lit-
t^rature celtique.] Pis. 4552.123
357
Blackman, William Fremont
The making of Hawaii. N. Y., 1899.
3049a.i8i
Burckhardt, Jakob.
Griechische Kulturgeschichte. Hrsg. von
Jakob OerL 3. Auflage. Berlin. [1898.]
2 v. 2962.37
Castillo y Jimenez, Jos^ Maria del.
£1 Katiounan 6 el filibuster ismo en Filipi
nas. Madrid, 1897. Illus. 3a49a.6l^
The Katipunan was a secret revolutionary so-
ciety.
Douglas, Robert Kennawav.
China. N. Y., 1899. Illus. Portrs. Map.
r Story of the nations.] 3018.159
Duruy, Jean Victor.
Ancient history of the East, History of the
Greeks. History of the Romans. Revised
and edited by Edwin A. Grosvenor.
N. Y. [1899.] Maps. Plans. 2218.45
Kahn, Uon.
Les Juifs de Paris pendant la Revolution.
2e Edition. Parii, 1898. 2294.81
Lazare. Bernard.
L'antisemitisme : son histoire et ses causes.
Paris, 1894. 2299a.95
Smith, George. 1840-1876.
Ass3rria .from the earliest times to the fall
of Nineveh. New edition bjr A. H. Sayce.
London. 1897. [Ancient history from the
monuments.] 5049a.96
Thomas, l^mile.
Roman life under the Caesars. London,
1899. Illus. Pis. Maps. 2757.19
White way, Richard Stephen.
'The rise of Portugiiese power in India,
1497-1550. Westminster, 1899. Map.
3042.237
Europe.
Anderson, John Corbet.
The Roman city of Uriconium, at Wrox-
eter, Salop: illustrative of the history and
social life of our Romano-British fore-
fathers. London, 1867. Illus. Pis. Plans.
2468.30
Belleval, Rene, marquis de.
Les fils de Henri 11. La cour, la ville et la
soci^t^ de leur temps. Francois 11. Paris,
1898. 2626.131
Belloc, Joseph Hilaire Pierre.
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on
Paris. Phila., 1897. 7 PP- [University
extension lectures.] No. 8 in *3592.i63
Cardiff, Wales. Records conunittee.
Cardiff records. Being materials for a his-
tory of the county borough from the
earliest times. Edited by John Hobson
Matthews. Vol. i. Cardiff, 1898. Portrs.
Pis. Map. Fac-similes. ♦2501,149
Garetie, L^o.
Paris depuis ses origines jusqu'en Tan
3000. Avcc unc preface de Jules Qaretie.
Paris. [1886.] Illus. Pis. 263oa.62
Great Britain. Royal commission on histori-
cal manuscripts.
The manuscripts of the Duke of Somerset,
the Marquis of Ailesbury, and the Rev.
Sir T. H. G. Puleston^ baronet. London,
1898. *7090.50.i5 Appendix 7
358
Hassellp Wilhelm von.
G«schichte des Konigreichs Hannover. Teil
X ; 2, Abt I. [i8ia-i86a.] Leipzig, 1898,
9S^ a V. Portrs. 2824.81
Krasinska, Franciszka, hrabina.
Dziennik Franciszki Krasinskiej (w ostat-
nich latach panowania Augusta iii. pi-
sany), przez Klementyne t Tanskich
Hofmanowi z przedmow% Teodora Jeske*
Choifiskiego. Warszawa. (1898.I jo66.2o6
Literary and philosophical soaety, Newcastle-
upon-Tyne.
Lectures delivered to the Society, on Nor-
thumbrian history, literature, and art, by
Thomas Hodgkin [etc]. Lent term, 1898.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1898. Portrs.
2466.125
Mattley, Robert Dawson.
^Annals of Rochdale. A chronological view
to 1898. Rochdale, iSgg. Map. 2499.132
Morosini, Antonio.
Chronique d'Antonio Morosini. Extraitf
relatiis i Thistoire de France, publics
pour la Soci^t^ de Thistoire de France.
Introduction et commentaire par Germain
Lef^vre-Pontalis. Texte . . . tradutt par
L^n Dorez. Tome i : 1396-1413. Paris,
1898. 6634.57
Muel, Uon.
Les crises minist^rielles en France, de 1895
i 1898. Historique document^ des grandes
interpellations et de la chute des cabinets.
Paris, 1899. 2620.156
Suite k GouTernements, minist^et et cabinets
[j6aj.i04].
Puzvrewski, Aleksander Karlovicz.
Wojna polsko-ruska 183 1 r. Dziefo premio-
wane przez Cesarsk^ akademi^ naulc. Wy-
danie przerobione, poprawione i uzupef-
nione. Warszawa, 1899. Maps. 3061.134
Shaw, William Hudson.
Syllabus of a course of introductory lectures
on Rome in the Middle ages. Phila., 1808.
64 pp. [University extension lectures.]
No. 16 in ♦3592.163
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on
England in the Eighteenth cmtury. 1714-
1789. Phila., 185^. 41 pp. [University
extension lectures.] No. 11 in *3592.i63
Wrottcsley, George.
Crecy and Calais. From the original records
in the Public record office. London, 1898.
Colored pis. ♦4530a. 113
Zenker. Ernest Victor.
Die Wiener Revolution 1848, in ihren soci-
alen Vorausstellung und Beziehung.
Wicn, 1897. 4829.27
Zwiedineck-Suedenhorst, Hans von.
Vcncdig als Weltmacht und Wcltstadt.
Bielefeld, 1899. Illus. Portrs. Pis. Map.
[Monographicn zur Weltgeschichte.]
6252.27
America.
Ames, Herman Vandenburgh, and John Bach
McMastcr.
The X. Y. Z. letters. Phila., 1899. 36 pp.
[University of Pennsylvania. Department
of history.] ♦2304.104.6
December
Benedict, George Grenville.
Army life in Virginia . Letters {rom iht
Twelfth Vermont regiment and personal
experiences of volunteer service in the
war of the Union, 1862^63. Burlington,
1895. Portrs. Pis. =: 4326.168
Elson, Henry W.
Side lights on American history. National
period before the Civil war. N. Y., 1899^
4339.175
Mead, Edwin Doak.
The present crisis. Boston, 1899- = 42d8^i
On territorUI expAiision aad the war with me
Filipinos.
Rice, Franklin Pierce.
The Worcester records. Proceedings at a
dinner given at the Lincoln House in
Worcester, November 3d, 1897, to Frank-
lin P. Rice, in recognition of work ac-
complished in the development of sys-
tematic history. [Worcester? 1897?] 34
pp. = 4452.91
Sedgwick, Charles Frederick.
General history of the town of Sharon,
Litchfield count" Conn. From its first
settlement. 3d edition. Amenia, N. Y.,
1898. Portr. Pis. 4438.16
Sharpe, William Carvosso.
South Britain sketches and records. Sey-
mour, 1898. Portrs. PI. . 4439^12
Contains geneftlogiet of South Britain familieft.
Stickney, Joseph L.
War m the Philippines and life and glorious
deeds of Admiral Dewey . . . and the
complete history of the Philippine islands,
historical and descriptive. Boston. [1899.]
Portrs. Pis. 4420a. 142
Sumner, Maine. Centennial celebration, June
13, 1898.
Centennial history of the town. 1798-1898.
West Sumner, 1899. Portrs. = 4435- 177
The historical address was by Lucien M. Robin-
son.
Thompson, Robert Ellis.
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on
American history, social and industrial.
(1789-1829.) Phila., 1897. 8 pp. [Uni-
versity extension lectures. Series G., no.
5-1 No. 5 in ♦3S92.163
Young, Hon. James Rankin, and J. Hampton
Moore.
Reminiscences and thrilling stories of the
war, by returned heroes. Containing
vivid accounts of personal experiences by
officers and men. Admiral Uewey's re-
port of the battle at Manila [etc]. Bos-
ton. [1899.] Portrs. Pis. Fac-similes.
Map. 4420a. 153
Fine Arts. Archaeology.
Antiquities.
Botti, G.
Fouilles i la Colonne th6odosienne (1896).
M^moire. Alcxandrie, 1897. Illus. [So-
ci^t^ arch^logique d' Alexandre.] 3052.180
Brunei y Bellet, Joseph.
La creu. Els monuments megalitics. Bar-
celona, 1892. Illus. PI. lErros hist6-
richs.] 3093- U7
i899
359
Espanya ni iberos ni fenicis. Barcelona,
1887. Illus. [Erros historichs.] 3093.145
Furtwxngkr, Adolf.
Neuere Fxlschungen von Antiken. Berlin,
1899. 42 pp. Ulus. PI. 8o8oa.62
Wilcken, Ulrich.
Die griechtschen Papyrusurkunden. Berlin,
1897. 60 pp. 2987.66
Fine Arts. Illustrated Books.
Abney, William de Wiveleslie, and Lyonel
Clark.
Platinotype : its preparation and manipula-
tion. London, 1895. Illus. [Handlyooks
for photographers.] 797S>si-45
Boutet de Monvel, Louis Maurice, illustrator.
Chansons de France pour les petits Fran^ais,
avec accompagnements de J. B. Wecker-
lin. Paris. [188-?] 48 PP. *8o63.i36
Carlier, Antoine.
La Belgique dentelliere. Bnixelles, 1898.
Illus. Portrs. Pis. 8074.165
Cellini, Benvenuto.
Treatises on goldsmithing and sculpture.
fMade into English from the Italian of the
Marcian codex by C. R. Ashbee and
printed by him at Essex house, with the
assistance of Laurence Hodson who sought
to keen living the traditions of good
printing refounded by William Morris.
London, 1898.] Illus. Pis. ^4020.65
Chaffers, William.
Hand book to French hall marks on gold
and silver plate. Edited and extended by
Christopher A. Markham. London, 1899.
71 pp. Illus. 4039.56
Constant, Jean Joseph Benjamin.
Promenade de peintre aux salons de 1898.
Paris, 1898. 8066.87
Corroyer, fidouard Jules.
[25 photographs of Mont St. Michel.] Paris.
= *Cab.6o. 136.2
Most of these photographs show the abbey and
church of Mont St. Michel.
Crane, Walter.
The work of Walter Crane. With notes by
the artist. London, 1898. y; pp. Illus.
Portrs. Pis. No. i in ♦8060.126
Day, Lewis Foreman.
Of William Morris and his work. London,
i8» 33 PP Illus. Portr. Pis.
No. 2 in ^8060.126
Deberdt, Raoul.
La caricature et Thumour fran^ais au xixme
siede. Paris. [1898.] Illus. Pis.
8062.115
Dierks, Hermann.
Houdons Leben und Werke. Eine kunsthls-
torische Studie. Gotha, 1887. Portrs. =
4088.88
Eno^ish country houses. Boston, 1898. 100
pis. ♦4100.93
Without text
Girardot, Auguste Theodore, baron de.
Histoire et inventaire du tr^sor de la cath^-
drale de Bourges. Paris, 1859. 81 pp.
4095.26
Goodyear, William Henry.
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on rep-
resentative nations illustrated by their ar-
chitecture and decorative arts. Phila.,
1898. 20 pp. Illus. [University extension
lectures.] No. 12 in ♦3592.163
Hart, Charles Henry.
Browere's life masks of great Americans.
[N. Y.] 1899. Portrs. ♦8074.186
Havard, Henry.
Les bronzes d'art et d'ameublement Paris.
[1897.] Illus. [Les arts de Tameuble-
ment] 8087.100
L'^b^nisterie. Paris. [1897.] Illus. [Les
arts de Tameublement.] 8087.101
Les styles. Paris. [1897.] Illus. [Les
arts de Tameublement.] 8087.102
Jaennicke, Friedrich.
Grundriss der Keramik in Bezug auf das
Kunstgewerbe. Eine historische Darstell-
ung ihres Entwickelungsg^nges in Eu-
ropa, dem Orient und Ost-Asien. Stutt-
gart, 1879. Illus. Pis. No. I in ♦402oa.69
Kalkmann, Augustus.
Die puellen der Kunstgeschichte des
Plinius. Berlin, 1898. 4076.113
Klaczko, Julian. 1828-
Rome et la renaissance. Essais et esquisses.
Paris, 1898. Pis. 4076.1 II
Langen, Magdalene von.
Kunstgewerbliche Vorlagen. Heft 18-22.
Leipzig. [1899.] 20 pTs. ♦Cab.80.200.2
Pai^rus club, Boston.
[Eighteen heliot3rpe portraits of the ex-
presidents of the club. Also, a facsimile
poem by John Boyle O'Reilly, dated Feb.
3, 1877, ^nd one by Thomas Russell Sulli-
van, dated Dec. 5. i8i>i.] *445i.i3S
Pathclin.
La force de Maitre Pathelin. Com^die du
Moyen age, arrang^e en vers modemes
par Georges Gassies des Brulies. Avec
seize compositions par Boutet de Monvel.
Paris. [1887.] 58 pp. ♦8063.142
Plon, Eugene.
La civility puerile et honnete, expliquee par
Toncle Eugene [pseud.] et illustr^e par M.
B. de Monvel. Paris. [188-?] 47 pp.
8003134
Schultess, Carl.
Bauten des Kaisers Hadrian. Hamburg,
1898. 75 pp. ♦5914.50.N.F.13
Thibault, Anatole Francis.
Nos enfants. Scenes de la ville et des
champs. Illustrations de M. B. de Mon-
vel. Paris, 1887. 28 pp. = ♦6671.84
Van Dyke, John Charles.
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on old
Italian painting historically and critically
considered. Phila. 1897. 16 pp. [Uni-
versity extension lectures. Series G., no.
4-1 No. 4 in ♦3592.163
Volkmann, Ludwig.
Iconografia Dantesca. The pictorial repre-
sentations to Dante's Divine comedy. Re-
vised and augmented by the author, with
a preface by Charles Sarolea. London,
1800. Illus. Pis. *4790a.3
Bibliography, pp. aaa-aaS.
Wingenroth, Max.
Die Jugend werke des Benozzo Gozzoli. Eine
kunstgeschichtliche Studie. Heidelberg,
1897. 98 pp. 4077.106
36o
December
Music.
Berezovski, V. V.
PyccKaa xysusa. Cn6.,1898. 4043-47
British museum, London. Library.
Catalogue of music London, 1884-86.
*4O42.I00
Cremers, £.
L'ansdyse et la composition m61odiques.
Paris, 1898. 92 pp. 405324
Dussek, Johann Ladislaus.
Sonaten ftir das Pianoforte. Braunschweig.
[182-?] 2 V. (Utolffs Bibliothek clas-
sischer Compositionen.] = 8050a. 19
Hahn, Arthur, and others.
Franz Liszt: sein Leben und sein Werke,
von Arthur Hahn, Adolph Pochhammer
und Fritz Volbach. Stuttgart [1898.I
Portr. [Musiker und ihre Werke.]
4048.151
Handel, Georg Friedrich.
Bagster's Gem edition of Handel's Messiah.
London. N. d. 8G49a.i24
Mason, Edward.
How to teach the staff notation to tonic-
sol-fa pupils. London. 1 1899.] 69 pp.
80593.142
Morse, Edward Sylvester.
Pre-Columbian musical instruments in
America. [N. Y., 1899.] 2 pp. Illus. =
404539
Musical America. Edited by J. C. Freund.
Vol. I. N. Y., 1898. Illus. Portrs.
^4040.227
Riemann, Hugo.
Geschichte der Musiktheorie im ix.-xix.
Jahrhundert. Leipzig, 1898. 4047.113
Stainer, John Frederick Rjuidall, and C.
Stamer, editors.
Dufay and his contemporaries: fifty com-
positions ranging from about a.d. 1400 to
1440. Transcribed from ms. Canonic!
misc. 213 in the Bodleian library. With
an introduction by E. W. B. Nicholson
and a critical analysis ... by Sir John
Stainer. London, 1898. Fac-similes.
[Early Bodleian music] ^4040. 103
Surette, Thomas Whitney.
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on great
composers: classical period. Phila.. 1897.
[University extension lectures. Series G.,
no. 3.1 No. 3 in ♦3592.163
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on the
PTeat composers: romantic period. Phila.,
1897. 24 pp. [Universitv extension lec-
tures. Series G., no. 9.] *3592.i63
Contents. — Schubert. — Schumann. — Men-
delssohn. — Chopin. — Wagner. — Grieg.
SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF THE WORKS ADDED TO
THE ALLEN A. BROWN LIBRARY DURING
THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
Agghazy, Kiroly. Maritta. die Madonna mit
dem Kruge. Oper. Op. 32. Budapest.
[1898.]
Barbier, Frederic. La Carmagnole. Op^rette.
Paris.
— Les deux parfaits notaires. Op^rette. Paris.
— Les premieres armes de Pamy. Paris.
— La poup6e automate. Duo tyrolien. Paris.
Berger, Wilhelm. Symphonic in B dur fur
grosses Orchester. Op. 71. Leipzig. [1899.]
Bonnefoy, A^. Un maestro de boorgade.
Op^ra comique. Lille, 1864.
Camys, fimile. Un pas de derc Op6ra-
comique. Paris.
Charpentier, Gustave. Impressions d'ltalie.
Suite pour orchestre. Paris.
Qarke, Hamdton. Pepin, the pippin, cr "The
king of No Man's Land." *A children's
operetta. London. [1894.]
Dauphin, Leopold. Un manage en Chine.
Op^rette-bouffe. Paris.
Ditters von Dittersdorf, Cari. Ans^ewahlte
Orchesterwerke. Zur Centenarfeier des
Todestages Dittersdorfs, herausgegeben von
Josef Liebesldnd. Leipzig. [i899-]
— Sinfonie in C dur . . . eingeriditet von
Hermann Kretzschmar. Leipzig. [1896.]
Goldmark, Carl. Zwette Suite (£s dur) fur
Violine und Pianoforte. Op. 43. Berlin,
1893. .
Halevy, F. ILa m aux roses. Op^ra comique.
Grande partition. Paris.
— Le juif errant Op^ra. Grande partition.
Paris.
Herbert, Victor. The Ameer. A comic opera.
N. Y. [1899]
Cyrano de Bergerac A comic opera. N. Y.
[1899 J
Kahn, Robert. Zwei Gesange fur Solostim-
men, vierstimmigen Frauenchor und Orches-
ter Oder Pianoforte. Op. la [Partitur.]
Nr. I. Weihgeschenk. Nr. 2. Aus der Feme.
Leipzig.
Lange, Fr. Gustav. Nonett ftir Flote, zwei
Oboen, zwei Garinetten in B, zwei Wald-
homer in F, und zwei Fagotts. Dresden.
Mansour, A. Le cousin Benoit. Op^ra-
comique. Paris.
Marietti, G. Changement de gamison. Opf-
rette en i acte. Partition piano et chant
Paris.
Moszkowski. M. Concerto pour le piano.
Op. 59- Leipzig. [1898.]
Pl^ntade, Ch. H. Messe de Requiem a grand
orchestre. Paris.
Poisot, Charles. Caecilia. Legende sacr^e.
Paris.
Reznicek, E. N. von. Donna Diana. Komische
Oper. Ouverture. Walzer-Zwischenspid.
Leipzig.
Singer, Otto. Concertstiick fur Violine mit
Orchester. Op. 6. Leipzig.
Svendsen, Johan S. Andante funebre pour
orchestre. Copenhague. [1895.]
Vogl, Heinrich. „Der Fremdling." Oper.
Leipzig. [1899.]
Numismatics.
Witte« Jean Joseph 'Antoine Marie, baron de.
Recherches sur les empereurs qui ont regn^
dans les Gaules au me siede de I'ere
chr^tienne. Lyon, 186& 49 pis. *a63ail
i899
Geography. Travels.
Asia. Africa. Oceanica. Polar
Regions.
Albertis, Luigi Maria d'.
Alia Nuova Guinea: cio die ho veduto e
cid chc ho fatto. Torino, 1880. Illus.
Portrs. Map. 5049a. 128
Baratieri, Oreste.
Mcmoires d'Afrique (1892-1896). Paris.
[1899.] Portr. Maps. 3056.175
Bertrand, Alfred.
The kingdom of the Barotsi, upper Zam-
bezia. A voyage of exploration in Africa,
returning by the Victoria Falls, Matabele-
land, the Transvaal, Natal, and the Cape.
Translated by A. B. Miall. London, 1899.
Illus. Portr. Maps. 3054-189
Boulger, Demetrius Charles.
The Congo state, or the growth of civilisa-
tion in Central Africa. London, 1898.
Illus. Portrs. 3053*241
Brown, Robert Hanbury.
The land of Goshen and the Exodus. Lon-
don, 1899. 85 pp. Pis. Maps. 3059.200
Castellani, Charles.
Vers le Nil fran^ais avec la mission Mar-
diand. Paris. [1899.] Illus. Portrs.
3056.177
Dumont d'Urville, Jules Sebastien Cesar, edi-
tor.
Voyage pittoresque autour du monde: r^-
sum^ general des voyages de decouvertes
de Magellan. Tasman, Dampier, . . .
Paris, 1834. 2 V. Portrs. Pis. Maps.
♦2260a. 107
Engelhardt, Aleksandr Platsnovitch.
A Russian province of the North [Arch-
angel]. Translated from the Russian by
Henry Cooke. Westminster, 1899. Illus.
Portr. Maps. 3063.125
Eversmann, Eduard.
Reise von Orenburg nach Buchara, nebst
einem Wortverzeichniss aus der afgahni-
schen Sprache, begleitet von einem natur-
historischen Anhange von H. Lichtenstein.
Berlin, 1823. Pis. Plan. 5042.28
Finsch, Otto.
Neu-Guinea und seine Bewohner. Bremen,
1865. Map. 30493.129
Friedrich, Ernst.
tn)ersichtskarte von Kleinasien. Halle a. S.,
18^ Size, 12 X lyyi inches. Scale,
I : 2500000 (or, 39.46 miles to i inch).
♦Map 44.10
Fyler, Arthur Evel3m.
The development of Cyprus, and rambles in
the island. London. [1898?] Illus. Maps.
3075.111
Hodgson, Christooher Pemberton.
A residence at Nagasaki and Hakodate in
1859-1860. With a series of letters on
Japan, by his wife. London, 1861. Illus.
3019.144
361
Johansen Hjalmar.
With Nansen in the North. A record of
the Fram expedition in 1893-96. Trans-
lated from the Norwegian by H. L.
Braekstad. N. Y. [1899. 1 Illus. Portrs.
2261.86
Lehmann, Alexander.
Reise nach Buchara und ^^ma^kand in den
Tahren 1841 und 1842. Nach den hinter-
lassenen Schriften desselben bearbeitet . . .
von G. V. Helmersen. Nebst einem zoo-
logischen Anhange von J. F. Brandt St
Petersburg, 1852. Pis. Map. [Beitrage
zur Kenntniss des russischen Reiches.1
30«).57
Malerische Studien. Eine Reise um die Welt
in 200 farbigen Photographien nach Na-
turaufnahmen. Bd. i. Leipzig. [1899.]
♦2261.120
Morrice, Frederick Lancelot Hamilton.
The nightless North. A walk across Lap-
land. Cambridge, 1881. Map. ♦4863.3
Morris, Augustus.
New South Wales: its progress, present
condition, and resources. With detailed
statistical information [by John Byron].
Sydney, 1886. = 3045-43
Niox, Gustav L6on.
Atlas de g^ographie g^n^rale, avec notes
statistiques, historiques et gj^ographiques.
Paris. [1887-90.] Text, with maps and
atlas of 34 maps. ♦Map 15.4
Petersen, Erode.
Opmaalingsexpedition til Egedesminde Dis-
trikt, 1897. Beretning om Rejsen. Plate.
Maps. (In Meddelelser om Gr^nland.
Hefte 14, pp. 265-287. Kj^nhavn, 1898.)
= ♦6264.&>.I4
Radde, Gustav Ferdinand Richard.
Berichte iiber Reisen im Stiden von Ost-
Sibirien . . . ausgefuhrt in den Jahren
1855 bis incl. 1859. St. Petersburg, 1861.
Text and atlas of 11 olates. 2 maps.
[Beitrage zur Kenntniss des russischen
Reiches.1 ♦3060.54
Scheidnagel, Manuel.
Las colonias espaiiolas de Asia. Islas Fili-
pinas. Madrid, 1880. Map. 3049a.62
Shaw, Barnabas.
Memorials of southern Africa. [24 edi-
tion.] London, 1841. 3058192
Stanford, Edward, publisher.
Library map of Australasia. New edition.
London. 1899. Size, SSH * 6254 inches.
Scale, 64.537 miles to i inch.
Newspaper room=Children s room
Tyssot de Patot, Simon.
La vie, les avantures, & le voyage de Groen-
land du Reverend P^re Cordelier Pierre
de Mesange. Amsterdam, 1720. 2 v. in i.
Pis. ♦2269a.88
An imaginary voyage to the North Pole.
Vigne, Godfrey Thomas.
Travels in Kashmir, Ladak, Iskardo, the
countries adjoining the mountain-course
of the Indus, and the Himala3ra, north of
the Pan jab. London, 1842. 2 v. Illus.
Portrs. Maps. *3043.I3
Villetard de Lagu^rie, R.
La Cor^e. independante, russe, ou japonaise.
Paris, 185^. Illus. 3019. 137
362
Vuillcmin, Alexandre.
Planisphere illustr^ pr^sentant la descrip-
tion g6ograpkique des parties connues de
la terre. Paris, 1850. Size, 41^ x 31H
inches. = No. 10 in ♦Map 67.9
Whittingham, Paul Bernard.
Notes on the late expedition against the
Russian settlements in eastern Siberia;
and of a visit to Japan and to the shores
of Tartary, and of the sea of Okhostk.
London, 1856. 3069.175
Europe.
Baring-Gould, Sabine.
A book of the West. Being an introduction
to Devon an"* Cornwall. Vol. i. London,
1899. Pis. 2469.38
Breton, William Henry.
Scandinavian sketches, or, a tour in Nor-
way. London. [1835.] Pis. Maps.
♦4865.27
Cagni, Man f redo.
Dieci giorni al Montenegro. Roma, 1899.
Pis. Maps. 3082.108
Congregationalist, The.
New world pilgrims at old world shrines.
The book of the pilgrimage. A record of
the Congregational ist's pilgrimage to
England and Holland, 1896. Boston.
[1896.] Ulus. Portrs. Fac-similes of
autographs. = ^2263.84
Largely based on the letters written by Frances
J. iJyer to the Congregationahst during the tour.
Huddleston, Lady Diana de Vere.
A summer and winter in Norway. 3d edi-
tion. London, 1868. Pis. 4865.28
Johnston, William, and Alexander Keith
Johnston, publishers.
The navy league map, illustrating British his-
tory. [Edinburgh.] 1898. Size, 58M x
6gy2 inches. Scale, none. ♦Map 19.13
Misson, Henri.
M. Misson's memoirs and observations in
his travels over England. With some ac-
count of Scotland and Ireland. Disposed
in alphabetical or *er . . . Translated by
Mr. Ozell. London, 1719. ^2468.32
Reclus, Onesime.
Le plus beau royaume sous le ciel. Paris,
1899. , ^ 4661.37
A description of France.
Ross, William A.
A yacht voyage to Norwa^i Denmark, and
Sweden. 2d edition. London, 1849.
4865.30
Shore, Henry Noel.
Three pleasant springs in Portugal. Lon-
don, 1899. Pis. Map. 3095.131
America.
Argentine republic. Direccion general de cor-
reos y telegrafos.
Mapa de las lineas telegraficas de la Re-
publica Argentina. [Buenos Aires.] 1897.
Size, 46 Vi« X 36 inches. Scale i : 2000000
(or, 31.57 miles to i inch.) ♦Map 1052. i
December
Bruce, Miner W.
Alaska. Its history and resources, gold
fields, routes and scenery. 2d edition, en-
larged. N. Y., 1899. lUtts. Maps.
4367.186
Giacosa, Giuseppe.
Impressioni d America. Milano, 1898.
4369a. 179
Gostkowski, G. de, baron.
De Paris i Mexico, par les fitats-Unis.
Paris, 1899. Portrs. Pis. 4366.183
Hitchcock, Mary E.
Two women in the Klondike. The story of
a journey to the gold-fields of Alaska.
N. Y., 1899. nius. Map. 4367.183
Hurst, Thomas Wright, compiler.
Isthmus of Panama, Nicaragua, canal
routes, etc. [Chicago.] i8c^ 98 pp.
Maps. 4^1.144
Hyatt, Pulaski F., and John T. Hyatt
Cuba: its resources and opportunities.
N. Y. [1898.] Pis. Map. 4368.179
Jennings, N. A.
A Texas ranger. N. Y., 1899. 4369a. 181
Marc, Alfred.
Le Br^sil, excursion i travers ses 20 pro-
vinces, fidit^ par M. J.-G. d'ArgolIo-
Ferrao. Paris, 1890. 2 v. 436^153
Mathison, Gilbert Farquhar.
Narrative of a visit to Brazil, Chile, Peru,
and the Sandwich Islands, 1821-1823.
London, 1825. Pis. ♦4366.181
Nicderlein, Gustave.
The republic of Guatemala. Phila., 1898.
63 pp. = 4368.18s
Orbigny, Alcide Dessalines d'.
Fragment d'un voyage au centre de TAmi-
rique meridionale. Paris, 1845. Map.
4362.196
Perry. Arthur Latham.
Williamstown *.nd Williams college. [Nor-
wood.] 1899. nius. Portrs. 4485.162
Robinson, Sara Tappan Doolittle, bom Law-
rence.
Kansas; its interior and exterior life. loth
edition. Lawrence, 1899. Portr. 4378.28
Language. Rhetoric.
Allen, John Barrow.
Tales of early Rome. Adapted from the
text of Livy. with notes, maps, vocabu-
laries, and English exercises. Oxford,
1899. 2939.104
Ballesio, G. B.
Fraseologia italiana. Dispensa 1-12. Firenze.
[1808.] *278i.io
Bube, J.
Englisches Ubungsbuch. Materialien zum
tJbersetzen aus dem Deutschen in das
Englische und methodische Anleitung zur
Anfertigung von englischen Aufsatzen.
Stuttgart, 1897. 258433
Schulgrammatik der englischen Sprache.
Stuttgart, 1896. 258432
Haase, A.
Franzosische Syntax des xvii. Jahrhun-
derts. Opoeln, 1888. 2686.119
1899
Interaational congress of Orientalists, nth
session. Paris. 1897. Section 2.
Actcs. Paris, 1898. Illus. Fac-similc.
♦3017.77
Contenta. — Langues et arch^ologie de rextreme-
Orient.
King, Leonard William.
The letters and inscriptions of Hammurabi,
king of Babylon, about t.c. 2200; added
a series of letters of other kings of the
first dynasty of Babylon. The original
Babylonian texts, edited from tablets in
the British museum, with English transla-
tions, . . . Vol. I. London, 1898. Fac-
similes. [Luzac's Semitic text and trans-
lation series.] 3024.101
Koeniglich-preussische Friedrich Wilhelms-
Universitaet, Berlin.
Mittheilungen des Seminars fiir Orien-
talische Sprachen. Herausgegeben von £.
Sachau. Jahrgang i, Abth. 1-3. Berlin,
1898. *302oa.s
Martin, Benjamin. 1704-1782.
Lingua Britannica reformata:
universal English dictionary.
London. 1754. Pis.
Ritchie, Frank.
Discemenda. Latin words liable to be con-
founded. N. Y., 1898. 32 pp. 2938.40
Roberts, J. P.
Dizionario italiano-inglese e inglese-italiano.
Firenze, 1891. *2785.64
Ruiz de Montoya, Antonio.
Der Sprachstoff der guaranischen Gramma-
tik des Antonio Ruiz. Ubcrsetzt von J.
Platzmann. Leipzig, 1898. 5032.23
Stevens, Edward Oliver.
A vocabulary, English and Peguan. Ran-
goon, 1896. = ♦3036.110
Webber, Eduard.
Technisches Worterbuch in vier Sprachen.
Berlin, 1897. 4 v. ^4039.22
Contents. — i. Deutsch-italienisch-franzosisch-
enfflisch. 2. Italiano - tedesco-francese-in^lese. 3.
Fran^ais • italien • allemand - anglais. 4. English •
Italian-German- French.
or, a new
2d edition.
♦2585.38
363
Ciccolini, Stefano.
Leone xiii. e la Biblioteca Vaticana. [Roma,
1887.1 15 pp. *Cab.2i.27.i
Garnett, Richard.
Essays in librari'uiship and bibliography.
London, 1899. [The library series.]
♦2202.49
Massachusetts. Board of agriculture. Library.
Qassification and catalogue. Prepared by
F. H. Fowler. Boston, 1899. =
♦90i6.63oa3
Medina, Jos^ Toribio.
Bibliografia espanola de las islas Filipinas.
(1523-1810.) Santiago de Chile, 1897.
♦2154.135
Mezhof, Vladimir Izmailovitch.
Ch6hpc]uu[ 6i6jiiorpa<»iji. HsAaji'B H. M. Ch-
6ipflK0B'B. Gn6., 1891, 92. 3 v. C.R.60.10
Pataky, Sophie.
Lexikon deutscher Frauen der Feder. Ber-
lin, 1898. 2 V. C.R.32.19
Rouveyre, Bdouard.
Connaissances n^cessaires a un bibliophile.
5e edition. Paris. [1899.] 3 v. Illus.
6129.123
St Paul, Minnesota. Public library.
Finding list Supplement, 3d, with reprint
of 2d supplement St Paul, 1899. =
♦6156.160
Sandars, Samuel.
An annotated list of books printed on vel-
lum to be found in the university and col-
lege libraries at Cambridge. With an
appendix containing a list of works re-
ferring to the bibliography of Cambridge
libraries. Cambridge, 1878. 83 pp. [Cam-
bridge antiquarian society.] ^2145.30
Worcester, Mass. Free public library.
Worcester monthly bulletin, vol. i, no. I,
March, 1899. Boston, 1899. = ♦6156.124
Manuscripts.
Rhetoric. Elocution.
Giraudet, A.
Mimique, physionomie et ge.stes. M^thode
pratique d'apres le syst^me de F. De!
Sarte, pour servir i Texpression des senti-
ments. Paris, 1895. Illus. Portr. 5600.24
Literature.
Bibliography. Libraries.
Bartlett, John, of Cambridge.
Catalogue of books on angling, including
ichthyology, pisciculture, fisheries, and
fishing laws. [With] Supplement. Cam-
bridge, 1882-6. 2 V. = ^2174.39
Bolton, Henry Carrington.
A model librarian three hundred years ago.
[Hugo Blotz.] [Washington, 1899.] (2)
pp. = 6195.88
James, Montague Rhodes.
A descriptive catalogue of the manuscripts
in the library of Peterhouse. With the
history of the library by J. W. Qark.
Cambridge, 1899. ♦2171.47
General Literature. Criticism.
Lacombe, Paul.
Introduction a Thistoire litt^raire. Paris,
1898. 2216.58
Spingam, Joel Elias.
A history of literarj criticism in the Re-
naissance. N. Y., 1899. [Columbia uni-
versity. Studies in literature.] 2775.49
Stephens, Henry Morse.
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on books
and reading. By H. Morse Stephens,
Agnes Repplier, A. T. Hadley. Brander
Matthews, Bliss Perry, H. W. Mabie.
Phila., 1899. 12 pp. [University exten-
sion lectures.] No. 20 in ^3592. 163
3^4
English and American Literature.
Abbot, W. E.
Two ancient homes. [Verse.] By a resident
descendant from ancestry in lawful pos-
session of the premises for more than
two hundred years. Cambridge, 1888.
40 pp. = ♦43»i6s
Beerbohm, Max.
More. London, 1899. 2579.135
Bradstreet, Anne.
Poems. Together with her prose remains.
With an introduction by C. £. Norton.
15th edition. Edited by F. E. Hopkins.]
N. Y.] 1897. Portrs. Pis. Fac-similes.
= P.85.ii2=*4S0i.i8
BuUer, William Allen.
Nothing to wear and other poems. New
edition. N. Y., 1899. Portr. 4394.143
Cudmore, P.
Prophecy of the twentieth century [in verse].
N. Y., 1899. 24 pp. Portrs. = 4398.179
Fulton, Robert Irving, and Thomas C. True-
blood, compilers.
Choice readings from standard and popular
authors. Boston, 1898. 2390.48
Furst, Qydc.
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on Nine-
teenth century literature: the greater
American poets. Phila., 1898. 36 pp.
[University extension lectures.]
No. 14 in *3592.i63
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on
Nineteenth century literature. The greater
English novelists. Phila., 1897. 22, (2)
pp. [University extension lectures.]
No. I in ♦3592.163
Garrison, William Uoyd, the younger.
The nation's shame. Sonnets. Boston.
[1899.] (II) pp. = 4409a.236
Green, Charles C.
The Nubian slave. [Poem.] Boston, 1845.
8 ff. Pis. = ♦♦G.33.68
Grey, Henry.
A key to the Waverley novels, in chronolo-
gical sequence. With index of the prin-
cipal characters. New edition. London,
1898. 2571.26
Hopper, Nora.
Under quicken boughs. [Poems.] London,
1896. = P.83.425
Kipling, Rudyard.
Works. [Authorized edition.] N. Y., 1899.
15 v. Portr. *4573i56
M., E.
Verse. (Not published.) Switzerland, 1888.
= *4509.98
Mitchell, Donald Grant.
American lands and letters. Leather-Stock-
ing to Poe's "Raven." N. Y., 1809.
Portrs. Pis. 4400a. 165.2
Morrison, Mary Whitney.
Stories true and fancies new. [Poems for
children.] Boston. [1898.] Illus. 4394.145
Moulton, Ellen Louise Chandler.
Ourselves and our neighbours: short chats
on social topics. Boston, 1878. = P.84.623
Newbolt, Henry.
The island race. [Verses.] N. Y., 1899.
63 pp. 2569a. 134
December
Perry, Bliss.
Syllabus of a course of six lecttires on rqh
resenutive novelists and short-storr writ-
ers. PhihL, 1897. 16 pp. [Umversity
extension lectures.] No. 7 in *3592.i^
Quickens, Quarles, pseud.
English notes, intended for very extensive
circulation! Boston, 1842. 16 pp. [Yankee
nation. Extra.] = *2j6oa.i26
Randall, John Witt
Poems of nature and life. Edited by F. E
Abbot Boston, 1899. Portr. 4391.120
Smedley, Menella Bute.
Poems. London, 18^ = P.83.829
Sykes, Frederick Henry.
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on Eng-
lish romantic poets of the early Nineteenth
century. Phila., 1898. 20 pp. [Univer-
sity extension lectures.]
No. 13 in ♦3592.163
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on the
Victorian poets. Phila., 1897. 32 pp.
[University extension lectures.]
No. 6 in *3592.i63
Thayer, Wildie.
Violilla. [Poem.] Boston. [1898.] 35 pp.
= P.85.882.2
French Literature.
Daudet, Alphonse.
Notes sur la vie. 7e mille. [Public par
Julia A. Daudet] Paris, 1599. 6699.146
Goncourt, Edmond Louis Antoine Huot dc,
and Jules Alfred Huot de Goncourt
Portraits intimes du Dix-huitiemc siedc.
Paris. 1878. 4649a.26
Haepke, Gustave.
Kritische Beitrage ru Jacques Milets' Dra-
matischer istoire de la destruction dc
Troye la Rrant Im Anhang: J. Milets*
Unedirte epistre adjacent et epUlogative,
herausgegeben von E. Stengel. Marburg,
,^ 1899. *6686.62.96
Lhomme, Marie Frangois.
La com^die d'aujourd'hui. Les lettres ct
les moeurs. Paris, 1898. 6699.142
Musset, Louis Charles Alfred de.
La confession d'un enfant du si^de. Nou-
velle Edition. Paris, 1899. 6709^45
Richepin, Jean.
Les caresses. Florcal. Thermidor. Bm-
maire. Nivose. [Poemes.l Nouvelle edi-
tion. Paris, 1898. *4679.49
Viaud, Louis Marie Julien. (Pierre Loti.)
Reflets sur la sombre route. 5e Wition.
Paris, 1899. 4679a.47
German Literature.
Blumauer, Aloys.
Sammtliche Werke. Konigsberg, 1827. 4 v.
^ 6oooa.27
Contents. -- i Virgils Aeneis. j, 3. GediSST 4.
Prosaische Schnften.
Spielhagen, Friedrich.
Friedrich Spielhagen, dem Meister des
deutschen Romans zu seinem 7a Geburts-
tage von Freunden und Jungem gewidmet
Leipzig. 1899. Portr. Pis. 2871.85
i899
365
Greek and Latin Literature.
Aesopus.
AJffweUtp fjLdSwp ffvifayiay^. Fabulae Aesopicae
collectae. Ex recognitione Caroli Halmii.
Lipsiae, 1875. 2978.40
Hermann, Carl Fricdrich.
Disputatio de vestigiis institutorum veterum,
imprimis Atticonim, per Platonis De le-
gibus libros indagandis. Marburgi, 1836.
74 pp. 3007.80
Kroll, Wahelm.
De oraculis Chaldaicis. Vratislaviae, 1894.
81 pp. [Breslauer philologische Abhand-
lungen.l *2957.73.7
Secundus, Johannes.
Basia. Mit ciner Auswahl aus den Vor-
bildem und Nachahmern herausgegeben
von Georg EUinger. Berlin, 1899. [La-
teinische Litttraturdenkmaler des xv. und
XVI. Jahrhunderts.] *2937.5i.i4
Italian Literature.
Biscaccia, Nicol6.
Prose. [Venezia, 1834, 35.] 2 v. Portrs.
2799b.8i
Negri, Ada.
Fate. Authorized translation from the
Italian by A. M. von Blomberg. Boston,
1898. 2779.90
Persian Literature.
Jackson, Holbrook.
Edward Fitzgerald and Omar Khasryam. An
essay and a bibliography. London, 1899.
41 pp. 3029a.42
Saadi, Muslih uddin, Persian poet.
The Gulistan. Being the Rose-garden of
Shaikh Sa'di. The first of four Babs, or
"Gateways." Translated by Sir Edwin
Arnold. N.Y., 1899. PI. 3027.34
Sanskrit Literature.
Dahlmann, Joseph.
Genesis des Mahabharata. Berlin, 1899.
[Mahabharata-Studien. Abhandlungen zu
altindischen Literatur und Culturkunde.]
3026.129
Scandinavian. Icelandic.
Brandes. George Morris Cohen.
Henrik Ibsen. Bjomstjeme Bjomson. Criti-
cal studies. N. Y., 1899. 4869.84
Edda, the elder.
Die Edda. Die Lieder der sogenannten al-
teren Edda, nebst einem Anhang: Die
mythischen und heroischen Erzahlungen
der Snorra Edda. ttbersetzt von H. Ge-
ring. Leipzig. [1892.] 2906.80
Spanish Literature.
Amadis de Gaula. ^
Le trezieme livre, tradvit nowellement d es-
pagnol en frangois, par L G. P. Anvers,
1573. *3098.49
Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de.
El ingenioso hidalgo Don Q^ijote de La
Mancha. Madrid, 1826. 2 v. Pis.
♦♦D.I43.I9
El ingenioso hidalgo Don Quixote de la
Mancha. [Primera edicion del texto res-
tituido con notas y una introducci6n por
Jaime Fitzmaurice-Kelly y Juan Ormsby.]
Parte i. Londres, 1898. ♦D. 141.26
Poema. La muger feliz, dependientc del
mundo y de la fortuna. Obra original,
dedicada 4 la serenisima senora Princesa
de Asturias, Doiia Luisa de Borbon. Su
autor el Filosofo inc6gnito. 2a edicion.
Madrid, 1786. 3 v. = P. 19.702
Plummer, Mary Wright, compiler.
Contemporary Spain, as shown by her
novelists. N. Y., 1899. 3099a. 188
Drama. Shakespeare.
Bevier, Louis.
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on Greek
drama. Phila., 1897. 20 pp. [University
extension lectures.) No. 10 in *3592.i63
Birch Charlotte.
Dorf und Stadt. Schauspiel, mit freier Be-
nutzung der Auerbachschen Erzahlung:
„Die Frau Professorin.* Leipzig. [1899.]
95 PP- 4896.50.399
Die Grille. Landliches Charakterbild. Leip-
zig. [1899] 92 pp. , 4896.50.399
Adapted from George Sand's "La petite Fadette."
Nacht und Morgen. Drama, mit freier Be-
nutzung des Bulwerschen Romans. Leip-
zig. [1899] 4896.50.400
Die Waise aus Lowood. Schauspiel. Mit
freier Benutzung des Romans von Cu'rrer
Bell. Leipzig. [i899-] 86 pp. 4896.50.399
Adapted from Jane Eyre."
Filon, Pierre Marie Augustin.
De Dumas i Rostand. Esquisse du mouve-
ment dramatique contemporain. Paris,
1898. 4676.88
Hauptmann, Gerhart Johann Robert.
Lonely lives. A drama. Translated from
the German by Mary Morrison. N. Y.,
1898. 6899a.72
Huret, Jules.
Lc theatre national de TOp^ra-comique.
Avec la collaboration artistique de F. G.
Dumas. le Edition. Paris. [1898.] 64
pp. nius. Portrs. 4092.78
Jacobson, Benno.
Zum Einsiedler. Lustspiel. Leipzig. [1899.]
32 pp. 4896.50.400
Lenient, Charles F^lix.
La com^die en France au xixe si^de. Paris,
1898. 2 V. 4676.92
Maddalena. E.
Giuoco e giocatori ne! teatro del Goldoni.
Vienna, 1898. 57 PP. = 2778.47
366
Pick, Albert
Erfurter Theatervorstellungen in der guten
alten Zeit. Hamburg, 1899. ^ PP*
♦S9i4.SaN.F.i3
Raeder, Gusuv.
Aladin, oder die Wunderlampe. Zauber-
marchen. Leipzig. [1899.] 4896.50.3^
Der artesische Brunnen. Zatiberposse mit
Gesangen und Tanzen. Leipzig. [1899.]
86 pp. * 4896.50.400
Words only.
Robert und Bertram, oder, die lustigen
Vagabonden. Posse mit Gesangen und
Tanzen. Leipzig. [1899.] ^ PP*
4^50.398
Words only.
Santayana, George.
Lucifer, a theological tragedy. Chicago, 1899.
4395.154
Smyth, Albert Henry.
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on
Shakespeare. Phila., 1897. 8 pp. [Uni-
versity extension lectures.]
No. 2 in ♦3592.163
Stein, Heinrich von.
Helden und Welt. Dramatische Bilder.
Einegefuhrt durch R. Wagner. Chemnitz,
1883. 6899a. 100
Sykes, Frederick Henry.
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on
Shakesoeare. Phila., 1898. 8 pp. [Uni-
versity extension lectures.]
No. 17 in ♦3592.163
Wagner, Leopold.
How to fi:et on the stage, and how to suc-
ceed there. London. 1899. 2576.157
Walter. Friedrich.
Geschichte des Theaters und der Musik am
kurpfal^ischen Hofe. Leipzig, 1898. PI.
Plan. [Forschunflren zur Geschichte Mann-
heims und der Pfalz.] = 6872.65
Walther. Oscar, and Leo Stein.
Das Opferlamm. Schwank. Leipzig. [189Q.I
90 pp. 4806.50.390
Wichert, Ernst Alexander August Gcorgfe.
Die gluckliche Insel. Puppenspiel. Leip-
zig. [1899.] 59 pp. 4896.50.398
Folk-Lorc.
Buettner, Carl G., translator and editor.
Lieder und Geschichten der Suaheli. Berlin,
1894. 3486.122
Lidzbarski. Mark.
Geschichten und Lieder aus den neu-ara-
maischen Handschriften der Koniglichen
Bibliothek zu Berlin. Weimar, 1896.
3486.123
Schulz, Albert.
An essay on the influence of Welsh tradi-
tion upon the literature of Germany,
France, and Scandinavia. Translated from
the German [by Mrs. Berrington]. Llan-
dovery, 1841. 4578.171
A study of Kinff Arthur and his knights, and the
legend of the Holy Grail.
Velten. Carl.
Marchen und Erzahlungen der Suaheli.
Stuttgart, 1808. 50593.106
Wli«!ocki. Heinrich von.
Volksglaube und Volksbrauch der Sieben-
btirger Sachsen. Berlin, 1893. 3486.120
December
M edicine, H ygiene.
Medidne.
American national re** cross relief committee.
Reports, May, i89a-March, 1899. (N. Y.,
1899.] = *37Sa64
Bottazzi, Filippo.
Chimica fisiologica per uso dei medid e
degli studentL Milano. [1898], 99. 2 ▼.
Illus. 3762.148
Brooklyn college of pharmacy.
Annual announcement, 9dL Session of 1899-
1900. Brooklyn. [1899.] = *57^.ii8
Bmcke, Max.
Ergebnisse der amtlichen Pockentodesfall-
statistik im Deutschen Rdche vom Jahre
1897. Berlin. [1898?] 9 pp. 5791-74
Die Ergebnisse des Impfgeschafts im Deut-
schen Reiche fiir das Jahr 1896. Berlin.
[1897.1 27 pp. = 5791.73
Bull, George J.
Lid pressure on the cornea. [Edinburgh,
1894.1 18 pp. nius. = 3805.119
Gevenger, Shobal Vail.
Medical jurisprudence of insanity, or foren-
sic psychiatr>. With . . . judicial deci-
sions upon the subject By F. H. Bowlby.
Rochester. 1898. 2 v. 3787.30
Crookshank. Edgar March.
Photography of bacteria. London, 1887.
nius. *3794.i52
Fen wick, William Soltau.
The disorders of digestion in infancy and
childhood.^ London, 1897. Illus. 3;^. 140
Hrdlicka, Ales.
Study of the normal tibia. [Abstract]
[N. Y., 189Q.I 6 pp. Illus. = 3743-75
Macdonald. Arthur.
Recent instruments of precision for the mus-
cular and tactile sensations. [Phila.,
i8qo.1 7 pp. nius. = 3762.72
Mansfield, Edwaid C, compiler.
Work of the Massachusetts volunteer aid
association during the war with Spain,
1808. [Boston, 1899?] Pis. = 7762.64
Montgomery, Douglass William.
Valedictory address delivered at the com-
mencement of the medical department of
the University of California. [San Fran-
cisco. 1891.] 8 pp. = 3727.29
On the study and practice of medicine.
Northwestern hospital for women and children,
Minneapolis.
Annual reoort, 8th, 15th and i6th. Minne-
apolis, 1891-99. Pis. = *3767.I38
Pfeiffer Ludwig.
Handbuch der angewandten Anatomie. Leip-
zig. 1809. nius. 8o6oa.30
Rahts. Carl.
Die Sterbefalle im Deutschen Reiche wahrend
des Jahres 1896 im 'Allgemein. sowie in-
besondere unter der Bevolkerung der
Grossstadte. Berlin. [1897.] Maps.
5762-95.
Shoemaker. John V.
The medical expert's duty^ and where he
most frequently fafls in it, with illustra-
tions from the Zelner case. [Phila., 1899.]
15 pp. = 3784.80
i899
Williams, Frederick Mann.
Plymouth as a tourist and health resort.
Plymouth, 1898. Pis. = 2505.49
Hygiene.
Woodbridgc, Samuel Homer.
On the ventilation of railway coaches. [Bos-
ton? 1899?] (5) pp. = 3763.136
Young, Thomas Emley.
On cententarians ; and the duration of the
human race. Lonr'on, 1899. 5761.60
Zeitschrift ftir Schulgesundheitspflege. Redi-
giert von Professor Dr. Fr. Erismann.
Jahrgang 12. Hamburg, 1899. Illus.
♦3764.25
Science.
Barnes, Charles Reid.
Plant life considered with special reference
to form and function. N. Y., 1898. Illus.
3858.123
Blanford, William Thomas.
Observations on the geology and zoology of
Abyssinia, 1867-68. London, 1870. Illus.
Map. 5866.40
Bronsart von Schellendorff, Fritz.
Strausse, Zebras und Elephanten. Die Be-
deutung eingeborener Thiere fiir die
wirthschaftliche Entwickelung Deutsch-
Ostafrilcas. Berlin, 1898. 52 pp. Maps.
3884.38
Canestrini, Giovanni, and Paul Kramer.
Demodicidae und Sarcoptidae. Berlin, 1899.
Illus. (Das Tierreich.] . *5882.i4
Chamberlin, Thomas Chrowder.
A systematic source of evolution of provin-
cial faunas, and the influence of great
epochs of limestone formation upon the
constitution of the atmosphere. [Chicago,
1898.] 25 pp. = 3861.75
Conklin, Edwin Grant.
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on the
evidence and factors of organic evolution.
Phila., 1898. 20 pp. [University exten-
sion lectures.] = 3828.96
Coulter, John Merle.
Plant relations. A first book of botany.
N. Y, 1899. Illus. [Twentieth century
text-booksj 3858.34
Cragin, Belle b.
Our insect friends and foes. How to collect,
preserve and study them. N. Y., 1899.
Illus. 3897.60
Delebecque Andr^.
Les lacs franqais. Paris, 1898. Illus. Maps.
4660.9
Descourtilz. Michel fitienne.
Voyagres d'un naturaliste et ses observations
faites sur les trois regnes de la nature,
dans plusieurs ports de mers franqais, en
Espagne. au continent de TAm^riqtie sep-
tentrionale, k Saint- Ya|^o de Cuba, et i
St.-Domingue . . . Pans, 1809. 3 v. Pis.
*58i4.29
Evans, Arthur Henry. .
Birds. London. 1899. Illus. Map. [Cam-
bridge natural history.] 3823.87.9
367
Fauna Hawaiiensis, or the zoology of the
Sandwich (Hawaiian) isles: being re-
sults of the explorations instituted by the
joint committee appointed by the Royal
society of London . . . and the British
association for the advancement of science.
Edited by D. Sharp. Cambridge, 1899.
Illus. Map. 3880.61
Hansen, Adolph.
Die Emahrung der Pflanzen. 2. Auflage.
Prag, 1898. Illus. 3B58.99
Holder, Charles Frederick.
A young folks story-book of natural history,
being A frozen dragon and other tales.
N. Y., 1896. lUus. 3888.34
Illustrated annual of microscopy. London,
1898. Illus. 3^^oa.92
Keyserling, Aleksandr Friderikh Mikhail,
count.
Wissenschaftliche Beobachtungen auf einer
Reise in das Petschora-Land, im Jahre
1843. St. Petersburg, 1846. Illus. Maps.
38703.69
Labb6, Alphonse.
La cytologic exp^rimentale. Essai de cyto-
m^canique. Paris, 1898. Illus. 3826.96
Massee, George.
A text-book of plant diseases caused by
cryptogamic parasites. London, 1899. Illus.
5859.38
Palm^n, Johan Axel, Freiherr.
Ueber die Zugstrassen der Vogel. Leipzig,
1876. 390586
Reychler, A.
Outlines of physical chemistry. Translated
by John McRae. London, 1899. Illus.
[Whittaker's science text books.] 3979.1^
Sharpe, Richard Bowdler.
Wonders of the bird world. London. [1898].
Illus. 3906.118
Simmersbach, Oscar.
The chemistry of coke. Translated and en-
larfi:ed bv W. Carrick Anderson. Glasgow,
1890. Illus. 5868.37
Thilo, Otto.
I. Die Korperformen der Fische und See-
saugethiere. 2. Die Grossenverhaltnisse
zwischen Mannchen und Weibchen im
Thierreiche. Hamburg, 1898. 20 pp. PI.
*59M.5o.N.F.i3
Tilden, William Augustus.
A short history oif the progress of scientific
chemistry in our own times. London,
1899- 3979.171
Union Pacific railroad company.
Some of Wyoming's vertebrate fossils.
[Omaha, 1899.] 3<6 pp. Pis. Maps. =
3879.38
Webb. Philio Barker, and Sabin Berthelot.
Histoire naturelle des iles Canaries. T. i,
partie i, 2. Paris, 1836-39. Pis.
♦3050a. 149
Anthropology. Ethnolojfy.
HMnepaTopcKoe o<(mecTBo jiK>6vTejiet ecrecTBos-
Hanifl, aHTponojioriv h 9THorpa«ii«
.HTponojiorvHecKiv OTji'bji'&.
TpyAU. T. 9, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18. MocKBa, 1887-
97. ♦3820a. 16
368
TpjTAU* T. 10. MocKBa, 1890. = '3820a. 20
Jaubert, Louis Jean Marie.
fitude m^dicale & anthropologique sur la
G)rse. Bastia, 1895. 14 pp. 3769.215
Kharuzin. Aleksyei N.
£*& EHTponojioriH HAcejieHiA dorjiaHACSot ry6.
PesejiB, 1894 63 pp. = 3822.225
JH^'h Bonpocy npoHcxoxAeniH KvpnniCKaro na-
poAa. MocKBS, 1895. 44 PP- = 3822.226
Koenigliche Museen, Berlin.
Amerika's Nordwest-Kuste. Neueste Ergcb-
nisse ethnologischer Reisen. Berlin, 1883,
^ 2 V. Pis. Map. *Cab.23.40.i
The objects figured and described are nearly all
of Eskimo origin.
Meyer, Adolf Bernard, and R. Parkinson.
Album von Papua-Typen, Neu Guinea und
Bismarck Archipel. Dresden, 1894. 54
pis. 3820.47
Polak, Jakob Eduard.
Persien. Das Land und seine Bewohner.
Ethnographische Schilderungen. Leipzig,
1865. 3828.20
Ripley, William Zebina.
The races of Europe: a sociological study.
(Lowell Institute lectures.) [With sup-
plement] N. Y. 1899. 2 V. nius. Maps.
3822.250
The supplement is A selected bibliography of the
anthropology and ethnology of Europe.
Salillas, Rafael.
El delincuente espafiol. Hampa. [Antropo-
logia picaresca.) Madrid, 1898. 3828.16
Mathematics. Astronomy. Navigation.
Bruhns, Carl Christian.
A new manual of logarithms to seven places
of decimals. 4ht edition. Leipzig, 1894.
♦♦E.5125.23
Bruns, Ernst Heinrich, and Bruno Peter.
Catalog von 11875 Stemen zwischen 4® 42'
und 10" 0' nordlicher Declination 1855, fiir
das Aequinoctium 1875, nebst einmalig
bestimmten Oertem von weiteren 910
Stemen, nach Zonen-Beobachtungen am
Pistor & Martins* schen Meridiankreise der
Universitats-Stemwarte zu Leipzig, in
in den Tahren 1868 bis 1872 und 1883 bis
1893. Leipzig, 1899. [Catalog der astro-
nomischen Gesellschaft.]
♦♦E.5i4oa.55,Abth. i, S. 13
De Morgan, Augustus.
On the study and difficulties of mathematics.
New edition. [Edited by T. J. McCor-
mack.] Chicago, 1898. Portr. Diagrams.
**E. 5 129.42
Dixon, John Whitly.
The mariner's compass in an iron ship.
How to keep it efficient and use it intelli-
gently. With some remarks on electric
installation in its relation to the compass.
Portsmouth, 1898. 78 pp. Illus. Maps.
♦♦E.5128.28
Germain, Adrien Adolphe Charles.
Traits des projections des cartes g^ogra-
phiques ; representation plane de la sphere
et du sph6roide. Paris. [1866.I Pis.
**E.5i 16.42
December
Monck, William Henry Stanley.
An introduction to stellar astronomy. Loo-
don, 1899. Pis. 3929.115
Philosophy. Education.
Ethics.
Philosophy.
Bastian, Philipp Wilhdm Adolf.
Uber psychische Beobachtungen bei Natur-
volkem. Leipzig, 1890. 26 pp. [Schrifta
der Gesellschaft fur Experimental-Psy-
chologie.] No. 2 in 5604.30
Hyslop, James Hervcy.
Logic and argument. N. Y., 1899. 5609a. 122
Ladd, George Trumbull.
A theory of reality. N. Y., 1899. 5603.90
Mueller, Friedrich Max.
The six systems of Indian philosophy.
N. v., 18^ 3492.81
Education.
Addison, W. Innes, compiler.
A roll of the graduates of the University of
Glasgow. From 31st Dec, 1727 to 18^.
Glasgow, 1898. *25oai30
American historical association.
The study of history in schools. Report, by
the Committee of seven. N. Y., 1899.
22l8u^
Bamett« Percy Arthur.
Common sense in education and teaching.
London. 1899. 35S^i^
Cameron, Margaret.
Games, songs, and recitations for the kin-
dergarten. London. [1899.] 7594.102
Edwards, Gerald Maclean.
Sidney Sussex college. London, 1899.
Portrs. Pis. [College histories. Univer-
sity of Cambridge.] 24993.39
El slander, J.
L'Mucation au point de vue sodologique.
Bruxelles, .1898. 359SI94
Grimaud, Louis.
Histoire de la liberty d'enseignement en
France, depuis la chute de I'ancien rigivat
jusqu'i nos jours. Paris, i8gB. 3593.152
Hanus, Paul Henry.
Educational aims and educational values.
N. Y., 1899. 3597.177
Illinois industrial school for girls, Sotrth
Evanston.
By-laws. [Evanston? 189-?] (10) pp. =
9362.7773^3
Lowell textile school, Lowell, Mass.
Annual catalogue, i899/i9oa [Lowell?
1899] 72, (i) pp. Pis. = *8(W9-86
Macleane, Douglas.
A history of Pembroke college Oxford.
anciently Broadgates Hall. Oxford, 1897.
Portr. Pis. [Oxford historical society.
Publications.] *249a90
i899
Pcrlcy, M. V. B.
History of the Topsfield academy. The lit-
erary exercises at the reunion, held Aug.
12, ificwr. Edited by G. F. Dow. 1828-60.
Topsfield, 1899. Portrs. Map. 4499a.204
Rein, Wilhelm.
Outlines of pedagogics. Translated by C. C.
and Ida J. Van Liew . . . London, 1899.
3598.196
Robertson, Charles Grant.
All Souls college. London, 1899. Pis. [Col-
lege histories. University of Oxford.]
2499a.9
Stevens, Horace William Pettit.
Downing college. London, 1899. Pis. [Col-
lege histories. University of Cambridge.]
24993.40
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
Bulletin. Vol. 2, no. i. Jan. i, 1899. Special
alumni edition. Minneapolis, 1899. =
*4496.356
Ethics.
Ziller, Tuisco.
Allgemeine philosophische Ethik. 2te Auf-
lage. Herausgegeben von Otto Ziller.
Langensalza, i^. Portr. 5588.151
Religion. Theology.
Asplen, Leonard Oberlin.
A thousand years of English church history.
To the death of Queen Elizabeth. Lon-
don, 1898. 3528.137
Augustinus, Aurelius, St
Epistvlae. Recensvit Al. Goldbacher. Vin-
dobonae, 1895, 98. 2 v. [Corpvs scrip-
torvm ecclesiasticorvm Latinorvm.]
*750oa. 1.34, part 1,2
Barnarbas, Father, of Alsace.
Porziuncula: or, history of St. Mary of
Angels, and origin of the Order of St.
Francis. Translated from the Italian by
Ubaldus da Rieti. Boston, 1895. Portr.
3557.132
Bible.
Les Saints £vangiles. Traduction par
rAbb6 Glaire. Illustrations d'apres les
maitres des xive, xve & xvie siecles.
Livr. 1-16. Paris. [1899.] *Cab.8o. 177.2
Qarke, Henry William.
"The confessional" in the Church of Eng-
land. Beckenham, 1898. vi, 74 pp. Pis.
3528.80
Coleman Ambrose.
The friars in the Philippines. Boston, 1899.
Portrs. Pis. 3538.77
Corbiere, Philippe.
Histoire de Tfiglise r^formee de Montpellier.
Montpellier, 1861. = 3547.118
Dods, Marcus.
•An introduction to the New Testament. 8th
edition. N. Y. [1898?] 3429a. 50
Dwight, Timothy, president of Yale college.
1828-
Thoughts of and for the inner life. Sermons.
N. Y., 1899. 3448.145
Gasquet, Francis Aidan.
The old English Bible and other essays.
London, i^. 3425.126
369
Geden, Alfred Shenington.
Studies in comparative religion. Londoh,
1898. 3499.13a
Gestefeld, Ursula N.
The breath of life. A series of self-treat-
ments. 2d edition. N. Y., 1898. 63 pp.
7449a. 175
Gordon, George Angier.
The eternal oledge of progress. A sermon
at the Old South church, Boston, April
30, 1899. With the action of the church
in setting aside the Westminster confes-
sion of faith. Boston, 1899. 58 pp. =
7551.126
Hatch, Edwin.
The influence of Greek ideas and usages
upon the Christian church. Edited by A.
M. Fairbaim. 7th edition. London, 1898.
[Hibbert lectures.] 3491-88
Huntington, George Putnam, and Henry Aiken
Metcalf.
The treasury of the psalter. 4th edition,
with additions. N. Y., 1899. = 3416.110
Irvine, David.
"Parsifal" and Wagoner's Christianity. Lon-
don, 1899. 4049- 171
Jackson, Blomfield.
St. Polycarp, Bishop of Smyrna. London,
i8q8. 78 pp. 3559a. 15
Jastrow, Morris.
The relijrion of Babylonia and Assyria. Bos-
ton, i8q8. Map. [Handbooks on the his-
tory of reliprions.] 3494.131
Machriq, A1-. Revue catholique orientale bi-
mensuelle. fPubli^e sous la direction des
peres de rUniversit6 de St Joseph.] An-
n^e i; 2, no. 1-16. 1898; 99, no. 1-15.
[Beyrouth.] 1898, 99. *502i.3i
Newton, Richard Heber.
Christian science. The truths of spirit
healing and their contribution to the
growth of orthodoxy. N. Y., 1898. ix,
78 pp. = S769a.98
Nippold, Friedrich Wilhelm Franz.
Aus dem letzten Jahrzehnt vor dem Vati-
kankonzil. Jena, 1899. 3461.66
Nisbet. John Ferguson.
The human machine. An inquiry into the
diversity of human faculty. London, 1899.
3588.127
Perry, Alfred Tyler.
The pre-eminence of the Bible as a book.
Hartford. [1899.] 29 pp. = 3426.105
Police, Anatole.
The parochial hymn book. Complete edition.
Boston, 1807. 8049.169
Rigg. James Harrison.
Oxford high Anglicanism and its chief
leaders. London, 1895. 3453- "8
Rivington, Luke.
Rome and England: or Ecclesiastical con-
tinuity. London, 1896. 3469.109
Totten, Charles Adelle Lewis.
The skeleton of history, or, the book of the
prophet Daniel, harmonized with itself
and with history. [New Haven, 189-?]
32 pp. *Cab.34.2i.i, Text
Young, Robert, LL.D.
Grammatical analysis of the Hebrew, Chal-
dee, and Greek Scriptures. The Book of
Psalms in Hebrew. Edinburgh, 1885.
Fac-similes. 3420.32
370
December
Law. Legislation.
Patents.
Many of the books in this list form a part of the
recent gift of law books from Mr. William D. Sohier.
The November Bulletin also contained titles of a part
of the same gift
Barnewall, Richard Vaughan and John Ley-
cestcr Adolphus.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Court of King's bench, 1830-1833/34.
London, 1831-35. 5 v. = *566oa.44
Bamewall, Richard Vaughan, and Edward
Hall Alderson.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Court of King s bench, 1817-22. Lon-
don, 1818-22. 5 V. = ^566oa.42
Bamewall, Richard Vaughan, and Sir Cress-
well Cresswell.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Court of King^s bench . . . 1822-1830.
London, 1823-32. 10 v. = *566oa.43
Barton, Charles.
Index to Modern precedents in conveyancing.
3d edition. London. [1818?] = ^5635.43
Modern precedents in conveyancing. 3d edi-
tion. Vol. 2-7. London, 182 1. *5635.42
Beames, John. 1782-1853.
The elements of pleas in equity. London,
1818. = *367i.59
Bingham, Peregrine.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Court of Common pleas, and other
courts. London, 1824-34. 10 v. =
*566oa.28
Bird, James Barry.
A supplement to Mr. Barton's Modern pre-
cedents in conveyancing; with a copious
index. 2d edition. London, 1817. ^5035.41
Blackstone, Sir William.
Reports of cases determined in the several
courts of Westminster-Hall, from 1746 to
1779. With memoirs of his life. 2d edi-
tion ... with notes and references, by
C. H. Elsley. London, 1828. 2 v. =
♦7690.26
Blackstone, Henry, of the Middle Temple.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the courts of common pleas and Ex-
chequer chamber; from Easter term 28th
George in. 1788, to Hilaiy term 36th
George in. 1796. 3d edition. London,
1801. 2 v. = *566oa.i3
Bosanquet, John Bernard, and Christopher
Puller.
New reports of cases argued and determined
in the Court of common pleas, and other
courts, from Easter term. 44 George in.
1804 to Trinity term, 47 Geo. in. i8to7. A
new edition, by T. Day. Hartford, 1810,
181 1. 2 v. = *566oa.30
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Court of common pleas, and other
courts, from Easter term, 36 Geo. in.
1796, to Hilary term, 44 Geo. in. 1804.
A new edition by T. Day. Hartford,
181 1. 3 V. = *566oa.29
Bridgman, Richard Whalley.
Thesaurus juridicus: containing the deci-
sions of the several courts of equity, upon
the suits therein adjudged, and of the
High court of Parliament, npCHD petitions
and appeals, added, the resolutions of the
Barons of the Exchequer in matters toodi-
ing the revenues of the Crown: fiom the
Revolution to the end of the Easter tenn,
1798. London, 1799, i8oa 2 v. =
^56603.24
Brulat, Paul.
L'affaire Dreyfus. Violence ft isison. "Paris,
1898. a6i9a.ia3
Caines, George.
New- York term reports of cases argued and
determined in the Supreme court. 2d edi-
tion. N. Y., 1813, 14. 3 V. = *37O3.30
Campbell, John, baron Campbell. i77<gHi86i.
Reports of cases determined at Nisi prius, in
the Courts of King's bench and Common
pleas^ and on the circuit N. Y., 1810-
1816. 4 V. = 566oa4i
Carrington, Frederick Augustus, and Joseiih
Payne.
Reports of cases argued and ruled at Nisi
prius in the Courts of King's bench.
Common pleas, ft Exchequer; with cases
tried in the Circuits and in the Central
criminal court: from Michadmas term,
1823, to Easter term, 1841. London. 1&5-
41. 9 V. = *s66oa.63
Chitty, Joseph.
Reports of cases, principally on practice and
pleading and relating to the office of
magistrates, determined in the Court of
King's bench. Also, reports of cases temp.
Lord Mansfield, in the years i;^, &c
London, 1820, 23. 2 v. = *566oa.70
Coke, Sir Edward.
Reports. A new edition: the first three
parts and the fourth to fol. 38a, by J. H.
Thomas . The rest of the fourth part and
the remaining nine parts by J. F. Fraser.
Vol. 1-5. London, 1826. = *566o.64
A systematic arrangement of Lord Coke's
First Institute of the laws of England,
on the olan of Sir Matthew Hjrde's analy-
sis; with the annotations of Mr Har-
grave. Lord chief justice Hale and Lord
chancellor Nottingham; and a new series
of notes and references. By J. H. Thomas.
London, 1818. 3 v. = *566o.63
Cooper, George.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Hifirh court of chancery, during the
time of Lord chancellor Eldon; in Hilary
term, Easter, ft Trinity terms, 55 Geo. iii.
1815. London, 1815. = *569ai4
Co wen, Ezekiel.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
tne Supreme court; and in the Court for
the trial of impeachments and the correc-
tion of errors of the state of New York.
Albany. 1824-30. 9 v. = ♦3703.28
Cowper, Henry.
Reports of cases adjudged in the Court of
King's bench. 1774-78. ist American from
the 2d London edition. Boston, 18091
2 V. = *56608U48
i899
Cranch, William, judge. iT^Qr^^SS*
Reports of cases argued and adjudged in
the Supreme court of the United States,
i8oi-February term, 1815. N. Y., 181^
17. 9 V. = ♦3703.9
Croke, Sir George.
Reports ... of such select cases as were ad-
judged in the courts [of King's bench and
Cpmmon-pleas] during the reign of
Charles the First. Revised and published
in English by Sir Harbottle Grimston.
4th edition, by T. Leach. Dublin, 1793. =
♦566oa.36
Reports ... of such select cases as ^ere ad-
judged in the courts of [King's-bench and
Common-pleas] during the reign of James
the First. Revised and published in Eng-
lish bv Sir Harbottle Grimston. 4th edi-
tion, by T. Leach. Dublin, 1792.
*S66oa.35
Reports of such select cases as were ad-
judged in the courts [of King's-bench
and Common pleas] during the reign of
Pueen Elizabeth. Revised and published
m English by Sir Harbottle Grimston. 5th
edition, by T. Leach. Dublin, 1791. =
♦566oa.34
Crompton, Sir Charles John, and others.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
Uie Courts of Exchequer & Exchequer
chamber, from Trinity term, 4 Will. iv. to
Michaelmas term, 6 Will, iv., inclusive.
By C. Crompton, R Meeson, and H. Ros-
coe. London, 1835, 36. 2 v. =
*566oa.23
Crompton, Sir Charles John, and Roger
Meeson.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Courts of Exchequer & Exchequer
chamber, from Michaelmas term, 3 Will.
IV. to Easter term, 4 Will, iv., both inclu-
sive. London, 1834. 2 v. = ♦566oa.20
Curtis, George Ticknor.
Commentaries on the jurisdiction, practice,
and peculiar jurisprudence of the courts
of the United States. Vol. %, Phila.,
1854. = *3703.i6
Dodson, Sir John.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Hifi^h court of admiralty; commencing
with the judgments of Sir William Scott
(Lord Stowell), Trinity term, 181 1. Lon-
don, 1815, 28. 2 V. = ♦5695.22
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Hii(h court of admiralty, commencing
with the judgments of Sir William Scott,
Trinity term, 181 1. Edited by G. Minot.
Boston, 1853. 2 V. in I. = 3694.4
Dumford, Charles, and Edward Hyde East.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Court of King^s bench, from Michad-
mas term, 26th Greorge iii. [1785] — Trin-
ity term, 40th George in [1798]. ist
American edition. Phila., 181 1. 8 v. =
*566oa.47
Dwarris, Fortunatus.
A general treatise on statutes; and their
rules of construction. Phila., 1835. =
No. 3 in *366i.63
East, Sir Edward Hyde.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Court of King's bench. 41. Geo. in.,
1800-53. Geo. in., 1812. Phila., 1802-1814.
16 V. = *s66oa.39
Eden, Hon. Robert Henley.
A treatise on the law of injunctions. Lon-
don, 1821. = ^3662.45
Ellis, Charles, barrister.
A treatise on the law of debtor and creditor.
London, 1822. = ♦3662.34
Ellis, Thomas Flower, and others.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Court of queen's bench, and the Court
of Exchequer chamber on error from the
Court of queen's bench. By T. F. Ellis,
C. Blackburn, and F. Ellis. Containing
the cases determined in 1858. Phila.,
1861. = 566oa.33
Espinasse, Isaac.
A digest of the law of actions and trials at
Nisi prius. 2d American edition, with ad-
ditions from printed and manuscript cases.
Walpole, Newhampshire, 1801. 2 v. =
♦566oa.78
Fell, Walter William.
A treatise on the law of mercantile guaran-
ties, and of principal and surety in gen-
eral. 2d edition. London, 1820. =
^, ^3662.47
Glanville, Ranulf de.
[A treatise on the laws and- customs of the
kingdom of England.] A translation of
Glanville, by J. Beames. London; 1812.
3634-28
Great Britain. Parliament.
Chronological table and index of the stat-
utes, 13th edition. To the end of the ses-
sion 59 Vict. Sess. 2 (1895). London,
1896. 2 v. *709i.7
The public general acts passed in the 50th-
58th years of the reign of Her Majesty
Queen Victoria. With an index, and
tables. London. [1887-94.] 8 v. ^7081.53
Greene, Joshua.
A digested index of the cases determined in
the Hijgh court of admiralty . . . con-
tained m the several reports of Robinson,
Edwards, and Dodson. -London, 1818. =
♦5695.10
Gresley, Richard Newcombe.
A treatise on the law of evidence, in the
courts of equity. London, 1836. = ♦3662.32
Haggard, John, LL.D.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the High court of admiralty. 18^-32.
London, 1825. 33. 2 v. = ♦3694.18
Hall, Jonathan Prescott.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Superior court of New- York. New-
York, 183 1, 33. 2 V. = ♦3703.26
Harrison, Joseph, of Lincoln's Inn.
The practice of the High court of chancery.
Newly arranged, with the addition of the
modem cases. By J. Newland. Vol. i.
London, 1808. = ♦5690.6'
Hill, George Wood.
The law of real property in England: a
course of lectures. Delivered at the In-
stitute of actuaries 1896/97. London, 18^.
No. I in ^9347.2
Hill. Nicholas.
Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Supreme court of the state of New-
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Where to look for the law. A brief subject
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Catechisme Dreyfusard. Paris, 1898. 15 pp.
2619a. 129
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La condition legale des Strangers et particu-
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A practical treatise on the law of trusts and
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La dissolution Hes assemblies parlemen-
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Les Stapes d'un intellectuel i propos de Taf-
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Telephones: their construction and fitting.
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Bertin, Louis fimile.
Marine boilers : their construction and work-
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The microscope in the brewery and malt-
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The history of a great industry [the cheese
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On the outside edge : being diversions in the
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Jones, Henry. (Pseud., "Cavendish.")
The laws of rubicon b^zique. 3d edition.
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Memories of Eton and Etonians. Including
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Our lady of the green. (A book of ladies'
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Pringlc, Andrew.
The optical lantern for instruction and
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Illus. 3928.87
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Illus. Pis. 2237.46
In Dutch.
Brink, Jan ten. 1834-
Madame de Fontenay. Novdle uit het
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68961 122
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6896.121
Romans en novellen. i. volledige uitgave.
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In English.
Besant, Sir Walter.
The orange girl. N. Y., 1899. 57.70
Crockett, Samuel Rutherford.
Kit Kennedy, country boy. N. Y., 1899. 57-72
Davis, Richard Harding.
The lion and the unicorn. N. Y., 1899. 68.64
Douglas, Amanda Minnie.
The heir of Sherburne. N. Y. [1899.] 68.67
Dow, Joy Wheeler.
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The cat and the cherub and other stories.
N. Y., 1896. 68.62
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A mountain Europa. New York, 1899. 68.63
Greenough, Francis Boott
Annals of Brookdale, a New England vil-
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Haggard, Henry Rider.
Doctor Theme. N. Y., 1898. 57.69
Half a hundred stories for the little people. By
nearly half a hundred writers. Spring-
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Hayens, Herbert.
lA fighter in green. A tale of Algeria. Lon-
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Ingelow, Jean.
The suspicious jackdaw and The life of Mr.
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Stalky and co. N. Y., 1899. Pis. 57.71
McManus, L.
Lally of the brigade. A romance. Boston,
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A beautiful alien. Boston, 1900. 68.61
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The great awakening. The story of the
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Suspense. Chicago, 1899. 57.63
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Blix. N. Y., 1899. 68.66
Pritchard, K., and Hesketh Pritchard.
A modem mercenary. N. Y., 1899. 57-67
Remington, Frederic
Crooked trails. N. Y., 1898. 4365.158
Snaith, J. C
Lady Barbarity. N. Y., 1899. 57-66
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The maid he married. Chicago, 1899. 68.65
Stannard, Henrietta Eliza Vaughan.
A name to conjure with. Phila., 1900. 57.68
Stories by foreign authors. Polish, Greek,
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Stratemeyer, Edward.
The minute boys of Lexington. Boston.
[1898?! nius. 4407.222
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From the land of the wombat. London, 1899.
Pis. 304322
In French.
Aimard, Gustave.
Les scalpeurs blancs: Le sacripant. Nou-
velle edition. Paris. [189-?] 4662.77
Daudet, Louis Marie Ernest.
Les deux 6veques. Paris. [1899.] Illus.
6698.95
Delafaye-Br6hier, Julie.
Les jeunes filles. ou le monde et la solitude.
Paris, 1822. 6 V. Pis. = P.86.220
Hugo, Victor Marie, comte.
L'homme qui rit. Paris. [189-?] 3 v.
6671.40
Lavedan, Henri.
Une cour. I9e Edition. Paris, 1895. 6699.121
Leur coeur. I7e Edition. Paris, 1895.
♦6699.123
Lcurs soeurs. Paris, 1896. Illus. 6699.122
Le nouveau jeu. Roman dialogu6. I9e edi-
tion. Paris, 1898. *6699.I27
Petites fetes. loe Edition. Paris, 1896.
♦6699.124
Les petites visites. 5e Edition. Paris, 1896.
6699.126
Reine Janvier. Paris, 1886. Illus. ♦2674.197
Martel de Janville, Sybille Gabrielle Marie
Antoinette de Riquetti de Mirabeau,
comtesse de. (Gyp.)
Miquette. 23e Edition. Paris, 1898. 6699.135
Petit Bleu. I5e Edition. Paris, 1889. 6699.9
Mend^s, Catulle.
Le chercheur de tares. Roman contempo-
rain. ^ Paris, 1898. 2677.201
Riccoboni, Marie Jeanne Laboras de M^zieres.
Histoire d'Enguerrand ; et celle des amours
de Gertrude. Paris, 1783. =
No. 2 in P. 10.744
Rival. Jeanne.
Annexes. Scenes de la vie alsacienne.
Paris. 1895. 6699.167
Rod, Louis fidouard.
Les protestants. C6te-a-c6te. 3e Edition.
Paris, 1882. 6699.73
In German.
Arensen, Adolf.
Oberst Belares und drei andere Erzahlungen.
Leipzig. [1899.] No. 7 in 4896.50.398
Doroshenko, retr.
Wer ist es? Eine Kriminalgeschichte. 'Aus
dem Russischen iibersetzt von Marie von
Pezold. Leipzig. [1899.]
No. 5 in 4896.50.400
Dutmchen, Theodor.
Freiheit fur Cuba. Leipzig, 1898. 6897.190
375
Mend^s. Catulle.
Novellen. Einzig autorisierte tJbersetzung
von Henriette Devid6. Leipzig. [1899.]
No. 4 in 4896.50.400
Stevenson, Robert Louis, and Lloyd Osboume.
Schiffbruch. Autorisierte Bearbeitung von
Berta Katscher. Leipzig. [1899.]
No. I in 489i5.50.399
Stifter, Adalbert
Abdias. Leipzig. [1899.I
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Bergkrystall. Brigitta. Zwei Erzahlungen.
Leipzig. [1899.] No. 2 in 4806.50.398
Der Hochwald. Leipzig. [1899.]
No. I in 4806.50.398
Voss, Richard.
Bergasyl. Eine Berchtesgadener Erzahlung.
3. Auflage. Stuttgart, 1898. 6897.182
Zobeltitz. Carl Maria Fedor von.
Der gemordete. Wald. Ein Bauernroman
aus der Mark. 2. Auflage. Stuttgart,
1898. 6897.186
In Italian.
Angeloni, Francesco.
Pietrino e la comare. Modena, 1870. 16 pp.
2799b. 13
Arbib, Edoardo.
Mogli oneste. Milano. [1897.] 2 v.
2777.94
Arrivabene, Lodovico.
II magno Vitei. Verona, 1597. 2799b.29
Bertolotti, Davide.
Racconti e pitture di costumi. Milano, 1832.
Portr. 2799b.65
Bettoni, Paolo.
Tre racconti sentimentali. Milano, 1855.
2799b.76
Butti, E. A.
L'anima. Memorie di Alberto Sircori.
Milano, 1894. 2799b. 102
Caffi Francesco.
Novella inedita. Venezia, 1855. 20 pp.
2799b. 107
Novel le tre. Recitate nell* ateneo di Castel
Franco. Venezia, 1816. 16 pp. 2799b. 106
Camnori. Giuseppe, marchese.
Lucrezia Beniamini. Racconto storico. Mo-
dena, 1863. 9 pp. 2770.58
Italy, 16th century.
Caouana, Luigi.
Le paesane. Catania, 1894. 2799^127
Carrer, Luigi. 1801-1850.
Due novelle. Venezia, 1869. 33 pp.
2799b. 134
Castagnola, Paolo Emilio.
Novelle romane. Firenze, 1877. 2799^139
Castelnuovo, Enrico.
Due convinzioni. 2a edizione. Milano,
1885. 2799b. 136
Cavaliero, Giovanni Segredo.
L'Arcadia in Brenta, overo, la melanconia
sbandita, di Ginnesio Gavardo Vacalerio
r^seud.]. Bologna, 1674. *2799b.i43
Dragoni, Antonio Antonino.
I quattro amori. Novelle quattro. Cre-
mona, 187 1. 2770.61
Fioravanti, Leonardo.
Due novelle. Livomo, 1870. 13 pp.
2799b. 162
376
Gargallo, Tommaso.
II palatino d'Ungheria. Treviso 1824. 56
pp. 279^.174
GiovagnoH, Raffaello Massimiliano.
Aquilonia. Racconto storico dd^ecolo vii
deir era romana. Milano. [18&4.]
2799b. 177
A sequel to Sattimino [a777.S4]*
Giudici, Cesare.
Le avventurose disawenttirc d'amore. divise
in sci novcllctte. Vcnczia, 1722. *2799b.i79
Marcotti. Giuseppe.
II conte Lucio. 5a edizone. Milano, 1888.
2799b.202
Venice, early in the i8th century.
Maur* Achille.
Ricconti. Milano, 1845. 27996.205
Mondini. RugRero.
Novelle inedite di Rufrgero Mondini, e di
Antonio Albertini. Venezia, 1840. 66 pp.
2799b.2ii
Mosconi, Giacomo.
Tre novelle. Milano, 1832. 27996.212
Orologio, Giuseppe.
Novelle . . . intitolate I successi. Lucca,
1867. 2799b.224
Pindemonte. Ippolito.
Gementina. Novella morale. [Anon.]
rVene7ia, 1793-] 18 pp. 27996.248
Ro^si, Emilia.
La sorella e Tinvalido. Racconto di Emilia
del Po [pseud.]. [1869?] 64 pp.
2799b.255
Riiffini. Giovanni Domenico.
Lorenzo Benoni. owero pagine della vita
d'tin italiano. Ntiova versione dall* incrlese
di Giuseppe Rieutini . . . [2a edizione.l
Milano. [18 — ?] 2799b.257
Secneri. Paolo.
Cinque novelle. Bologna, 1870. 15 pp.
27996.268
Selva. T^renzo. of Pi«?toia.
Novella. Bologna, 1886. 15 pp. 27996.274
Serao. Matilde.
La conquista di Roma. Tirenze, 1885.
27096.276
Tarchini. Antonio.
Antonio Sellajo. [Anon.] Pavia, 1832. 50
po. ^ 27996.271
Vel"do. Giovanni.
Menodora, o, la vaniti. [Venezia.] 1834.
(12) po. 2770.6iS
Zambrini. Francesco, editor.
Tr' novelle dMcmoto autore del secolo xix.,
non mai fin qui stampata. Bologna. t86q.
37 pp. 2799b.305
In Polish.
Orkan, Wladyslaw, pseud.
Nowelle, z przedmowa Kazimierza Tetma-
jera. Warszawa, 1898. 3066.207
In Swedish.
A6erg. T. O.
Hjeltarne frin Savolaks. Berattelse. 5.
upplagan. Stockholm. [1890.] =
4909b. 134
Doocnbcr
Lindholm, P. A.
Hans Rodskagg och Erik Skeppare, dkr,
iohan III. och Angermanlandinger. Stock-
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Hans V&gfaals. Bmlttdse frin GasHf
Wasas ud Stockholm. [189a] 51 ppi
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S<»erstedt, Alhrdct
Berattelser. Norrkoping. [1876.] =
490QD.I3S
Wetterhergh, Carl Anton. (Onkcl Adam.)
Paralleler. [Tannfors^ odi Fjrrvapplingcn.]
Orebro, 1871. 4909b.UO
Traskeden. Stockholm. [i894-l 49096.124
Associations. Clubs.
Societies.
Essex institute, Salem, Mass.
Annual report, 1898/99, with the charter and
by-laws of the society. Salem, 1899. =
♦445x40
Freemasonry. Massachusetts.
Fiftieth anniversary of St. Paul's lodge, by
A. F. & A. M., South Boston, March 30,
1897. Boston, 1899. 31 PP- Portrs. =
♦7568.95
Photogravure, exact size, of a masonic
diploma issued by "The Massachusetts
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Grand army of the repuhlic Department of
New York. Lafayette oost no. 14a
History of the gift of six hundred national
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Lotos clu6, N. Y.
Charter. Constitution [etcl. N. Y. [1896.]
67 pp. 4479a.i87
Periodicals. Annuals.
Indexes.
Archiv fiir Geschichte des deutschen Buch-
handels.
Register ... Bd. 1 his 20. (1878-1898)
Bear6eitet von P. Vorhaucr. Leipzig,
1898. No. 2 in ♦6ii4.7-»
Deutsche National -Litteratur.
Registerhand [zum Band 1-163]. Stuttgart
[1899?] ♦489oa.49
Library of the world's best literature, ancient
and modem. Charles Dudley Warner,
editor. Index-guide . . . Prepared by E.
C. Towne. N. Y. [1899.] ♦6254-9
Mon journal. Recueil hebdomadaire illustr^
pour les enfants. No. 1-43. Paris, i8g6,
99- = ♦7224.57
STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT.
BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS RECENTLY ADDED.
Social Science.
Political Economy.
trade. (Semi-monthly.) Vol. 2,
18. Phila., 1898, 99. ♦9382.7338
John.
lepressions, or the cause of cutting
: remedy. London. [189-?] =
5659.112
Thomas.
tch banker ; containing articles under
ignature on banking, currency, &c.,
ished from the Globe newspaper.
>n, 1828. 5643.116
gorges, vicomte d'.
6conomique dc la propri^te, des
is, des denr^es et de tous les prix
neral, depuis Tan 1200 jusqu'en Tan
Paris, 1894-98- 4 v. 9338.5a4
Foy Spencer, and others,
ke of the shoe workers in Marlboro,
. Nov. 14, i89&-May 5, 1899. [Bos-
399- 1 = , 5566.69
n, J., abbe,
agrricole chez les anciens; ou, Teco-
rurale dans Tantiquit^. Paris, 1898.
9338.13
x>uis.
lition nominate et r^elle du b6n6ficc
on origine. Arras, 1898. = 9330.432
Ohio.
and banking; or, their nature and
> considered ... By a citizen of
Cincinnati, 1839. = 56493.91
'harles Franklin.
5 on the theory and history of bank-
N. Y., 1899. 9332.104
ca foreningen i Finland,
inden. 1-5. 1892-98. Helsingfors,
19' = *99i4.7ia2
m Baptiste Andr^.
ite de I'etat ou la r^forme de Tim-
Guise. [188-?] = *9335.33a2.4
, Carl,
neuerungen des deutschen Bankge-
Leipzig, 1899. 9332.043
CEoe BOJiBHoe dKOHOMiraecKoe o6mecTBo.
) J^'BHCTBiax'L, 1896. Cn6., 1897. =
♦3641.24
Lutchitski, Ivan Vasilievitch.
La petite propri6t6 en France avant la Re-
volution et la vent des biens nationaux.
Paris, 1897. 9333.335
Mancke, Walther.
Was und Wer bestimmte die Weizenpreisc
im Emte-Jahr 1897-98? Berlin, iB^. =
9338.533
Mazc-Sencier, Georges.
Une enquete sur la crise agricole dans Tar-
rondissement de Confolens. Angouleme,
^ 1898. 3564.256
Pareto, Vilfredo.
La liberty economique et les ^v^nements
d'ltalic. Lausanne, 1898. 9330.945
Parsons, Frank.
Rational money. A national currency intel-
ligently regulated in reference to the mul-
tiple standard. Phila., 1898. = 3644.22
Revue des banques. Recueil mensuel des in-
stitutions de credit & de pr^voyance.
Directeur E. Foumier de Flax. Paris,
1889-99. = ♦9332.00532
Rohrscheidt, Kurt von.
Vom Zunftzwange zur Gewerbefreiheit. Ber-
lin, 1898. 9331.09
"Qucllen und Litteraturvtrzeichniss," pp. xiii-xx.
Schurtz. Heinrich.
Grundriss einer Entstehungsgeschichte des
Geldes. Weim3r, 1898. 3486.124
Society de st3tistique de P3ris.
Journ3l. Ann^e 4, 13-39. 1863. 71-98.
P3ris, 1863-08. = *93io.64
Joum3l. T3ble 3lph3betiaue et an3l3rtique
des m3ti^res contenues, de juillet i8(5o ati
31 d^cembre 1889. P3ris, 1889. =
♦9310.64.306
Thompson. Willi3m. -1833.
An inquiry into the principles of the distri-
bution of we3lth most conducive to human
haopincss. New edition by William Pare.
London. 1850. 5644.9
Trade«;m3n, The. Annu3l number, I7th-20th.
Ch3tt3noog3, 1896-99. = *9338.075
Political Science.
Anti-imperialist, The. Vol. i, no. 2. June 3,
1899. Published weekly by Edw3rd At-
kinson. Brookline. [1899.] ♦4228.88
Argentine republic. Convencion n3cional, 1898.
Antecedentcs : Congreso constituycnte dc
1853, y Convenciones refownadores dc i860
y 1866. Buenos Aires, 1898. = ♦43103.207
378
December
Australasian federal convention, 1897, 98.
Official record of the debates. [ist]-3d
session. Sydney [etc], 1897, [98]. ^7040.69
Bosanquet, Bernard.
The philosophical theory of the state. Lon-
don, 1899. 9320.1
Canning, Albert Stratford George.
British rule and modem politics. London,
1899. 4517.15s
Iowa. Constitutional convention, 1857.
Debates. Davenport, 1857. = ♦^342.7772
Koch, Gottfried.
Beitrage zur Geschichte der politischen Ideen
und der Regierungspraxis. Berlin, 1892.
9320.1
Contents. — i. Absolutismus und Parlamentaris-
mus. a. Demokratie und Konttitution. iiys^"
1791.)
Missouri.
State convention, October, 1861.
Journal [and] proceedings. St Louis, 1861.
= ♦9342.7782a3
State convention, June, 1863.
Journal [and] Proceedings. St. Louis,
1863. = *9342.7782a4
State convention, 1865.
Journal. St Louis, 1865. *9342.7782a5
New Jersey. Constitutional convention. 1&44.
Journal of the proceedings of the convention
to form a constitution for New Jersey.
Trenton, 1844. = *9342.7492
Political Egypt and the way out Phila., 18$.
16 pp. = 3564.262
An argument in favor of direct legislation.
South Carolina. Constitution convention, 1895.
Journal. Columbia, 1895. = *9342.7572
Sociology.
Cabet, £tienne.
Reise nach Ikarien. Aus dem Franzosischen
von Dr. Wendel-Hippler. Paris, 1847.
3569a.263
Colajanni, Napoleone.
II socialismo. 2a edizione. Palermo. [1898.]
9335.a3
Conf^rencier fran<;ais, Le. Revue mensuelle
de conferences a I'usage des societ^s d'en-
seignement, des ecoles, des patronages et
des cercles. Paris, 1899. = *3564.258
Davies, Dixon Henry.
The cost of municipal trading. A paper read
before the Society of arts, London, with the
discussion thereon and diagrams. West-
minster. [1899.] = 9335-1
Fawcett, Millicent Garrett.
Women's suffrage in Parliament. [By]
Mrs. Henry Fawcett and C. W. Radcliffe
Corke. Westminster, 1898. = P.63.287.2
Franklin, A. B.
The light of reason. Showing the first step
the nation should take toward a social
order based on justice. Chicago, 1899.
3569.265
Gosborne, Thomas.
An enquiry into the duties of men in the
higher and middle classes of society in
Great Britain, resulting from their respec-
tive stations, professions and employ-
ments. 5th edition. London, 1800.
P.39.342.1
Grey, Sir George, K.C.B.
Speech at the annual meeting of the central
committee of the National society for
women's suffrage, July 6, 1894. [West-
minster, 1894.] = P.63.3S9
Horsley, John William.
Prisons and prisoners. N. Y. [1899.]
Institut international de sociologie.
Annales. Publi^es sous la direction de Rene
Worms. Paris, 1895-99. *93o644a3
Kautsky, Carl.
iDie Agrarfrage. Eine Uebersicht iiber die
Tendenzen der modemen Landwirtschaft
und die Agrarpolitik der Sozialdemokratie.
Stuttgart, 1899. 9333.3^6
Labriola, Antonio.
Essais sur la conception material iste de I'his-
toire. Avec une preface de G. SoreL
Paris, 1897. 93354
Contents. — i. En ni6moire du manifeste da
parti communiste. a. Le mat^rialisme historique.
— Appendice: Manifeste du parti oommmuste.
Lewy, Alexander.
Zur Genesis der heutigen agrarischen Ideen
in Preussen. Stuttgart, 1898. 9333-0943
Macdonald, J. R.
Syllabus of course of three lectures on the
labor movement in Britain in the Nine-
teenth century. Phila., 1899.
No. 21 in ♦3592.163
Reinhold, Carl Theodor.
Die bewegenden Krafte der Volkswirth-
schaft. Leipzig, 1898. 9330. lap
Societi geografica italiana.
Indagini sulla emigrazione italiana all' estero,
1888/89. Roma, 1890. = ♦9325.24524
Spiers, Frederic W.
Syllabus of a course of six lectures on the
labor movement. Phila., 1898.
No. 18 in *3S92.i63
Stenhens, W. Walker.
Higher life for working people. Its hin-
drances discussed. London, 1899. 556747
Contents. — i. The greatest problem: work lor
the unemployed. — Reformed poor Uw adminis-
tration. — Old age annuities. — Prevention ol
strikes. — Minor social problems. — The eight
hours day. — Self-help. — Reforms conducive to
a wider distribution of wealth. — A note o<
warning.
Public Documents.
United States.
United States. 55th Congress. 3d session.
Report on the Mississippi river floods by the
(Jommittee on commerce. Washington,
1898. = 39464s
Agriculture, Department of.
Atwater, Wilbur Olin, and Edward Bennet
Rosa.
Descriotion of a new respiration calori*
meter, and experiments on the conser-
vation of energy in the human body.
Washington, 1899. = *5993.70-63
Austin, Amory.
Rice : its cultivation, production, and dis-
tribution in the Umted States and for-
1899
ejgn countries. With a chapter on the
rice soils of South Carolina by Milton
Whitney. Washington, 1893. =
*9630.973a5
Briggs, Lyman J.
The mechanics of soil moisture. Wash-
ington, 1897. = *5994.30.io
Gardner, Franic D.
The dectrical method of moisture deter-
mination in soils: Results and modifi-
cations in 1897. Washington, 1898. =
*5994.30.i2
Kennedy, P. Beveridjre.
The structure of the caryopsis of grasses
with reference to their morphology and
classification. Washington, 1899. =
*7996.67.i9
Mallet, John WOliam.
The physiological effect of creatin and
creatinin and their value as nutrients.
Washington. 1899. = *5993.70.66
Methods of analysis adopted by the associa-
tion of official agricultural chemists, No-
vember II, 12, and 14, 1898. Washington,
1899. = *599i.72.46
Interior department.
Commissioner of pensions.
Annual report, 1899. Washington, 1899.
C278.7
Geological survey.
Rafter, George W.
Water resources of the state of New
York. Washington, 1899. =
♦3994.20.24, 25
State department.
Advance sheets of consular reports. [Daily.]
No. 105-508. May 5, i89&-August 21, 1899.
Washington, 1898, 99. = ♦9382.73a2a
Treasury department.
The tariff of 1897 on imports into the United
States, together with the Customs adminis-
trative act of June 10, 1890 . . . and the
War-revenue act of June 13, 1898. Wash-
ington. 1899. = *9336.2673
Annual report of the Auditor for the Interior
department, 1899. Washington, 1899.
♦9353.2
Annual report of the Auditor for the Navy
department, 1899. Washington, 1899.
*9353.2
Annual report of the Auditor for the Treas-
ury department, 1899. Washington, 1899.
*9353.2
Annual report of the Auditor for the War
department, 1899. Washington, 1899.
*9353.2
Internal revenue office.
Regulations and instructions relating to
the transportation and exportation of
distilled spirits in bond without pay-
ment of tax, under the international
revenue laws. January 15, 1899. Wash-
ington, 1899. = 7643- 185
Separate States.
Arizona.
Adjutant general.
Report 1890/91, 92-96, 98. Phoenix.
[i89(>-99.] = ♦9353.9916
379
Colorado.
State board of charities and correction.
Biennal report, 4th. 1896/98. Denver, 1899.
^ = , . *936i.9788
State geologist
Biennial report, 1880. Denver, 1881. =
♦5866.42
Connecticut
Prison inspector.
Report on the state orison and county
jails. By Nathan Mayer. Hartford,
1873. = ♦5576.170
South Norwalk.
Mayor's message and official reports of
the city, for 1898, also the annual report
of the South Norwalk Union school
district, 1897/98. South Norwalk, 1899.
= ♦6365.48
Dakota.
Board of railroad commissioners.
Annual report, 2d-4th. 1886-^. Grand
Forks [etc.], 1886-89. = ♦9385.9:^3a2
Iowa.
Institution for feeble-minded children. Glen-
wood.
Biennial report, 4th, 6th, 9th, loth of the
trustees, superintendent and treasurer.
Des Moines, 1883-95. = ^9362.3777
Penitentiary at Anamosa.
Biennial report of the warden, 8th, 9th,
1887, 89. Des Moines, 1887, 89. =
♦9364-7773.3
Penitentiary at Fort Madison.
Biennial report of the warden, 1887. Des
Moines, 1887. = ♦9364.777a.2
Keokuk, Iowa. Board of health.
Annual report, [ist-] 4th. 1887-90. Keo-
kuk, 1887-90. = ♦96i4.0777a4
Massachusetts.
Board of education.
Blank form of school register. With ex-
planations and directions, and An act re-
lating to common schools. Boston, 1846.
= ♦3590. 104
Boston. Cemetery department.
Annual report for the fiscal year 1898/99.
Boston, 1899. = ♦6354.66
Maryland.
Bureau of industrial statistics.
Annual report, ist, 3d, 4th, 1893-96. Bal-
timore. [18931-96. = ♦93310752
Baltimore board of trade.
Report of the president and directors,
1883/84, 85/86. Baltimore, 1884, 87. =
♦9381.75232
Michigan.
General tax law, i893-95-97- With annota-
tions and citations from Michigan reports
and other sources . . Lansing, 1898. =
♦9336.7743.2
Board of state commissioners for the general
supervision of charitable, penal, pau-
per, and reformatory institutions.
Special report ... on the revision of the
laws for the care of the poor, the man-
agement of certain state institutions, the
punishment of crime, and the control
of offenders. Lansing, 1875. =
♦9361.977434
Eastern Michigan asylum, Pontiac.
Report [Biennial] of the board of trus-
38o
December
tees, [March,] 1878-Juiie 30, 1898.
Lansing* 1^79^, = *9362.3774a2
School for the blind.
Biennial report Sth, Tth-pth, of the Board
of control. Lansing, 189OH98. =
♦9362.4774
Minnesota.
Secretary of state.
Report, 91/92. 93/94, 95/96-97/98. Min-
neapolis, 1892-^. = *9353-976i
Missouri.
Kansas City. City comptroller.
Semi-annual report, July i, 1887-June 30,
1888. Kansas City, 1888. = *6407.44
Nevada.
Governor.
Message ... to the Legislature of 1899.
19th session. Carson Gty, 1899. =
♦9353993
New Jersey.
State board of assessors.
Supplemental report. Reports of cable,
electric and horse railroad companies.
i8g5-^. Trenton, 1896^99. =
♦9336.749aS
New York, state.
Assembly.
Report of the select committee of the As-
sembly of 1851, appointed to examine
the state prison of this state. Albany.
1852. = *9364.747a5
Bureau of labor statistics.
Bulletin. No. i. June, 1899. Albany.
1899. = ^ *933i.0747
Superintendent of state prisons.
Annual report, 1R70/80, 85, S6, 88. 97/98.
Albany, etc., 1881-99. = *9364.747a6
North Dakota.
State commissioner of agriculture and labor.
Industrial statistics of North Dakota for
the vear ending June 30, 1892. Bismark,
N. D., 1892. = *933i.0784a2
Ohio.
Bureau of building and loan a<%sociations.
Annual report. istr-7thl, [T891I-Q8. Co-
lumbus [etc.], 1892-^. = *9332.3276
Oregon.
Penitentiary.
Biennial report of the Superintendent.
1889. Salem, 1889. = *9364.795
Pennsylvania.
Berks county prison.
Annual report of the Board of inspectors,
40th. Reading, 1889. = *9304.748a3
Pitsburgh. Board of health.
Annual report, 1873, 75-77, 79, 80-86.
Pittsburgh, 1874-86. = 96i4.0748a5
Rhode Island.
State prison commission.
Annual report, 3d, 5th. 1877, 79. Provi-
dence, 1877, 79. = *9364.745
South Dakota.
Railroad commissioners.
Biennial report for the period ending June
30, 1898. Pierre, 1899. = *9385.9783
Tennessee.
Memphis. Board of health.
Annual report, 19th. 1897. Memphis,
1898. = ♦96i4.0768a5
Utah.
Governor.
Message to the third session of the state
lepridature, Jan. 10^ 1899. Salt Lake
City, 1899. = 9353>99>
Vcnnont
Board of normal schod examiners, saptr-
visors and commissioners.
Report, October, 1898. St Albans, 18$^
= *6337.u
House of correction.
Report of the officers, 1882/84-86/88,
92/94. 96/98. Rutland, i88S|-a8. =
^^)i364.743a2
West Virginia.
Reform school.
Report of the board of directors for
1893/4; biennial report, 1894-1^
Charleston, 1891-^ = ^^^364.75423
Wisconsin.
Milwaukee. Board of city service commis-
sioners.
Annual report, ist-3d, 1895/96-^/98.
Milwaukee, 1896^98. = ♦5562.174
Department of public instruction.
Aids for the proper c^servance of Me-
morial day by the schools of Wisconsia
Madison, 1899. = 4424.318
Northern hospitsd for the insane, Winnebaga
Biennial report, 1890/92. Madison, 1893.
=. *9362.9775a2
Porto Rico.
Director of public instruction.
The school laws of Porto Rico, May i,
1899. San Juan, 1899. = 3599a- 142
Foreign.
Australia.
Wilkinson, Charles Smith.
Notes on the geology of New South
Wales. [Sydney, 1882.] No. 2 in 786oa.35
Austria.
Kaiserlich-konigliches Handel s-Ministerima
Statistik des auswartigen Handel s des os-
terreichisch-ungarisdien Zollgebiets im
Jahre 1896; 1897. Wien, 18^-^ =
9382.43622
Arbeit sbeirath.
Geschaftsordnung. Sept, 1898. [Wien?
1898.1 = 9331.0436
Stjrria. Statistisches Landesamt.
Statistisches Handbuch fur die Selbstver-
waltung in Steiermark. i. Ausgabe.
Graz, 1899. = 9314-3^
Bulgaria.
Aipenocu na eTaTiemumu
Mouvement de la population pendant Tan-
ned 1884-^. 2e partie. Naissanccs,
d^^s et manages par arrondissements et
d6partements. Sophia, 1889-99. =
*93i^497
Bulgarian text with French translation.
Aji6yii'b on rpa«iHeesa craTicma sa oc-
HOBHHTt y^unma wh KHasecTBo Bur^
pifl nplM'B y^etfHara 1894/95 roxm^
Co«ia, 1899. = *9379-497&3
BulgariMi tegct with French traoslatioii.
i899
Canada.
Geographic board.
Annual report, ist 1898. Ottawa, 1899.
= ♦7034-70
Lobster commission.
Report Ottawa, 1899. = *7034.69
Cswe of Good Hope.
]rarliament Legislative council.
Minutes of the Legislative council. 9th
Parliament, 4th session, 1897. [With
Apjpendix i, 2.] Cape Town, 1897. 7 v.
= *9ia6.687i
The appendices contain reports of various depart*
ments and commissions, mainly statistic.
Egypt
Moss, R. J., & company, Alexandria, Egypt
Egyptian statistical tableau for the year
1896-98. Issue 30-32. Alexandria. [1897-
99.] = *9338.o62
Germany.
Reichstag.
Weissbuch. Vorgelegt dem Reichstage in
der I. session der 10. Legislatur-Periode.
10. Theil. Berlin, 1899. *9325.343
Contents. — Jahresberic^t uber die Entwickelung
des Schutzgebietes Togo. — Jahresbericht uber
die Entwickelung des ostafrikanischen Schutzge-
bietes. — Jahresbericht uber die Entwickelung
▼on Deutsch-Siidwestafrika. — Denkschrift uber
die Entwickelung der Marshall-! nseln. — Denk-
schrift, betreffend die Verwendung des Afrika-
fonds. — Jahresbericht uber die Entwickelung
des Schutzgebietes Kamerun.
Kaiserliches statistisches Amt.
Statistisches Jahrbuch fiir das Deutsches
Reich. Jahrgang 3, 8-20. 1882, 87-99.
Berlin, 1882^-99. = ♦9314-3*2
Breslau. Statistisches Amt.
Breslauer Statistik. Im Auftrage des Ma-
gistrats der konigl. Haupt- und Resi-
denzstadt Breslau. Breslau, 1887-99.
93i4.3i4a2
Leipzig. Statistisches Amt.
Die Ergebnisse der Volkszahlung vom 2,
Dezember, 1895, imd der Berufs- tmd
Gewerbezahlung vom 14. Juni, 1895, in
der Stadt Leipzig. Theil 2. Leipzig,
1899. = ♦93i4,32ia6
Japan.
General bureau of statistics.
Resume statistique de Tempire du Japon.
Ann^e 2-13. Tokio, 1888-^. = *93i5.2
381
Roumania. ,
Ministerul agriculture!, industrei, comerciu-
lui si domeniilor.
Btdletin statistic al Romaniei. Anul 4,
seria 2, no. i. Bucaresci, 1899. =•
*93i4.98a2
United Kingdom.
Parliament
Correspondence respecting the peace con-
ference held at the Hague in 1899. Lon-
don, 1899. 934i.ia2
Re^rt of the House of Lords on copy-
right bill [H. L.] and the copyright (ar-
tistic) bill [H. L.]. London, 1899.
9655.642
Report of the select committee on fire
brigades. London, 1899. 9352*342^
Nigeria.
Correspondence relating to the Benin ter-
ritories expedition, 1899. London, 1899.
9966.5a2
Oliver, Thomas.
Report upon the pottery industry of
France. London 1899. 96i3.63a2
On lead compounds in pottery.
South African Republic.
Further correspondence relating to the
political affairs of the South African
Republic. October. London, 1899.
9968.2a9
Samoa.
Correspondence respecting the affairs of
Samoa. Report of the joint commission.
London, 1899. 9996.1^3
Venezuela.
Award of the tribunal of arbitration on the
boundary between the colony of British
Guiana and the United States of Vene-
zuela. London, 1899. 934i-6987a5
The printed argument on behalf of the
United States of Venezuela before the
tribunal of arbitration. London, 1899.
9341.698784
Case of the United States of Venezuela
before the tribunal of arbitration. Vol.
I. London, 1899. 9341.698782
The counter-case of the United States of
Venezuela before the tribunal of arbi-
tration. Vol. I. London, 1899.
9341.698783
SOUTH AFRICA, THE "TRANSVAAL,
99
AND THE BOERS.
This list is an extension of one published in 1896 in the Monthly
Bulletin of this Library, vol. i, no. 1-5. It is now supplemented by a
selection of the British State Papers relating to the controversy as far back
as 1876, and by some titles from recent periodicals.
Alford, Charles J.
Geological features of the Transvaal, South
Africa. London, 1891. Maps. Ill us.
3865.124
Anderson, Andrew A.
Twenty-five years in a wa^^gon in the gold
regions of Africa. With illustrations by
the author. London, 1887. 2 v. 505587
Aron, Joseph.
Canada, Transvaal. Paris, 1896. Portr.
Fac-simile. 4314-153
Atcherley, Rowland J.
A trip to Boerland. London, 1879. 3052.66
Aylwaard, Alfred.
The Transvaal of to-day. War, witchcraft,
sport, and spoils in South Africa. Edin-
burgh, 1878. Map. 3052.63
Bacon, George Washington, and company,
publishers.
Large-print map of South Africa. London.
[1899.] *3059a.i59
Baines, Thomas.
The gold regions of South Eastern Africa,
London, 1877. Portr. Illus. Map.
3052.58
Balfour, Alice Blanche.
Twelve hundred miles in a waggon [in
South Africa]. London, 1895. Illus.
Map. 3054.159
Barkly, Mrs. Fanny A.
Among Boers and Basutos, and with Bark-
ly's horse, the story of our life on the
frontier. Westminster. [1896.] 3059189
Bartlett. Sir Ellis Ashmead.
The Transvaal crisis. The case for the
British (Uitlander) residents. With
chronology. 2d edition. London. [1896.]
3056.133
Becker, George Ferdinand.
The Witwatersrand and the revolt of the
Uitlanders. Washington, 1896. Pis.
3056.136
Bellairs, Blanche St. John, nee Moschzisker,
lady.
The Transvaal war, 1880-81. Edited by Lady
Bellairs. Edinburgh, 1885. Map. 305oa.63
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To the Cape for diamonds. A story of dig-
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British South Africa company.
The South African goldfields. Sketch of the
mining and other resources of the Trans-
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Brown, A. Sander, and G. Gordon Brown.
The guide to South Africa, for the use of
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On the South African frontier. The adven-
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Bryce, James,
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Gun and camera in southern Africa. Lon-
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Kloof and Karroo: sport, legend, and na-
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Carter, Thomas Fortcscue.
A narrative of the Boer war [1880-81] : its
causes and restdts. London, 1883. 5052.^
Chamberlain, Joseph,
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Travels in the interior of South Africa,
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Au sud de TAfrique. Paris, 1897. Illas.
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Churchill, Lord Randolph Henry Spencer.
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3053.113
Qairmonte, £.
The Africander. A plain tale of colonial life.
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Cumberland, Stuart Charles Francis.
What I think of South ^Africa. London,
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Cunynghame, Sir Arthiu- Thiu-low.
My command in South Africa. 1874-78.
Comprising experiences of travel in the
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Dr. Jameson's raiders vs. the Johannesbiu'g
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3054.156
De Fremery, James.
The Transvaal. Reflections on Jameson's
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The Klerksdorp gold fields. London, 1897.
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Distant, William Lucas.
A naturalist in the Transvaal. London,
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With WUson in Matabeleland, or sport and
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Du Val, Charles.
With a show through southern Africa and
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Ellis, Alfred Burdon.
South African sketches. London, 1887.
5059a.87
Fenn, T. E.
How I volunteered for The Cape,* and
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Fisher, W. E. Garrett.
The Transvaal and the Boers. London, 1896.
3056.130
Foi, fidouard.
A travers TAfrique centrale. Du Cap au
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Forssman, O. W. A.
A guide for agriculturists and capitalists
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Two lectures on South Africa. London,
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Garrett, F. Edmund, and E. J. Edwards.
The story of an African crisis. Being the
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Gibbs, Edward J.
England and South Africa. London, 1889.
3054.104
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Gold fields of South Africa, The. Cape Town,
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Goldmann, Charles Sydney.
South African mines. London, 1895, 96.
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Raiders and rebels in South Africa. Lon-
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Geography of Africa south of the Zambesi.
With notes on [its] industries, wealth
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3058.119
Haggard, Henry Rider.
Cetywayo and his white neighbours; or, re-
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Hammond, Natalie.
'A woman's part in a revolution. N. Y.,
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Hatch, Frederick Henry, and J. A. Chalmers.
The gold mines of the Rand, being a de-
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Heckford Sarah.
A lady trader in the Transvaal. London,
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Hillegas, Howard C.
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Ingram, Joseph Forsyth.
The land of gold, diamonds & ivory; being
a comprehensive handbook and guide to
the colonies, states & republics of South
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Jeppe, Friedrich.
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Johnston, Sir Harry Hamilton.
A history of the colonization of Africa by
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Map to illustrate the Transvaal question.
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The partition of Africa. London, 1893.
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Dr. Jameson's raid. Its causes and conse-
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Knight, Edward Frederick.
Rhodesia of to-day. London, 1895. 3056.121
Koerner, Friedrich.
Stid-Afrika. Natur- und Kulturbilder. Bres-
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Latimer, Mary Elizabeth Wormeley.
Europe in Africa in the nineteenth century.
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Launay, Louis de.
Les mines d'or du Transvaal. Paris, 1896.
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Leonard, Arthur Gl3m.
How we made Rhodesia. London, 1896.
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Leroy-Beaulieu, Pierre.
Les nouvelles societ^s anglo-saxonnes. Aus-
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Leyland, R. Watts.
A holiday in South Africa. London, 1882.
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Little, James Stanley.
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Austral Africa. Losing it or ruling it.
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Ten years north of the Orange river; a
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Macnab, Frances.
On veldt and farm, in Bechuanaland, Cape
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Golden South Africa, or the gold fields re-
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Matthews, Josiah Wright.
Incwadi Yami, or, twenty years' personal
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An account of an extraordinary living hid-
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A breath from the vddt London, iSgs-
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Mitchell, Henry.
Diamonds and gold of South Africa. Lon-
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Molyneux, William Charles Francis.
Campaigning in South Africa and Egypt
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Montague, William Edward.
Besieged in the Transvaal. Edinburgh, 1881.
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The history of the battles and adventores of
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A hunting expedition to the Transvaal.
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Among the Boers: or, notes of a trip to
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Noble, John.
Illustrated official handbook of the Cape
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South Africa, past and present ; a short his-
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Norris- Newman, Charles L.
With the Boers in the Transvaal and
Orange Free State in 1880-81. London,
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Ortroy, F. van.
Conventions Internationales d^finissant les
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Phillips, Mrs. Lionel.
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On trek in the Transvaal : or, over berg and
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Sandeman, £. F.
Eight months in an ox-waggon. Remi-
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Sanderson, Edgar.
Africa in the nineteenth century. London,
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Schreiner, Olive.
The South African question. By an English
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Seidel, A.
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Sunshine and storm in Rhodesia. London,
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Travel and adventure in South-east Africa.
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Sketch of the Orange Free State of South
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Statham, Francis Reginald.
Blacks, Boers, & British. A three-cornered
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Paul Kruger and his times. London, 1898.
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South Africa as it is. London, 1897. 3054.163
Tangye, H. Lincoln.
In new South Africa: travels in the Trans-
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Thomas, Charles G.
Johannesburg in arms, 1895-96: being the
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Rhodesia and its government London, 1898.
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Trollope, Anthony.
South Africa. London, 1878. 2 v. Plan.
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Truscott, Samuel J.
The Witwatersrand gold fields banket &
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Union steamship company, London.
The emigrants' guide to South Africa. loth
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Vincent, Frank.
Actual Africa; or, the coming continent. A
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Whitton, J. R., and W. Milne.
Longmans' geographical reader for South
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3059a. 1 57
Wilmot, Hon. Alexander.
The story of the expansion of southern
Africa. London, 1894. Map. 3056.120
Withers, Hartley.
The English and the Dutch in South
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Wor?fold, William Basil.
South Africa. A study in colonial adminis-
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4519a. 142
Young, Sir Frederick.
A winter tour in South Africa. London,
1890. Photographs. Map. 3054.105
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3054.167
The British State Papers from
1876 to 1899.
1876, February.
Correspondence respecting the proposed
conference of delegates on affairs of South
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1876, August
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fairs of South Africa. [C.1631.] Hi, 1876
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386
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1877, February.
Further correspondence. [C.1681.] Ix, 1877
in continuation of C.16131.
1877, April.
Further correspondence respecting the pro-
posed bill for enabling the South African
colonies and states to unite under one
government [C.1732.] Ix, 1877
in continuation of C.IJ99.
1877, April.
Correspondence respecting the war between
the Transvaal republic and neighbouring
native tribes, and generally with reference
to native affairs in South Africa. 2 maps.
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i^77f June.
A bill intituled an act for the union under
one government of such of the South
African colonies and states as may agree
thereto and for the government of such
union; and for purposes connected there-
with. [Bill, 195.] vi, 1877
As amended in committee. [Bill 271.]
vi, 1877
^^77» Jwne.
Further correspondence respecting the war
between the Transvaal Republic and neigh-
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reference to native affairs in South Africa.
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In cuntinuation of C.1748.
1877, July.
Transvaal. Further correspondence respect-
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Ix. 1877
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1877, July.
Transvaal finance. Report and account of
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Ix, 1877
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1877, August.
Further correspondence. [C.1883.] Ix, 1877
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1878, February.
Further correspondence. [C.1961.] Iv, 1878.
In cuntinuation of C.1883.
1878, March.
Further correspondence respecting the pro-
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states of South Africa. [C.1980.] Iv, 1878
In continuation of C.17J2.
1878, April.
Further correspondence respecting the af-
fairs of South Africa. [C.2000.] Iv, 1878
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1878, July.
Further correspondence. [C.2079.] Ivi, 1878
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1878, July.
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1878, August.
Transvaal. Letter from Messrs. Kriiger and
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the secretary of state for the colonies,
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1878, August.
Further correspondence respecting the af-
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1878, December.
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879, February.
Further correspondence. [C.2222.]
lii, 1978-79
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879, February.
Further papers respecting the af&tn of
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In continuation of C.2342.
879, March.
Further correspondence.
In contintiation of C.aasa.
879, March.
Further correspondence.
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879, April.
Further correspondence.
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879, May.
Further correspondence.
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879, May.
Further correspondence.
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879, July.
Further correspondence.
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879, July.
Further correspondence.
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879, August.
Further correspondence.
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Further correspondence. [C.2482.]
In continuation of C.2454.
880, March.
Further correspondence. rC.2505.1
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880, June.
Further correspondence. [C.2584.]
In continuation of €.2505.
880, June.
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880. August.
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880. August.
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spectmg the affairs of South Africa.
[0.2837] Ixvii, i88j
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1881, March.
Copy of a despatch, &c., from Sir W. Owen
Lanvon, dated January 23, 1881, reporting
on the affairs of the Transvaal. [C.2838.J
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1881, April.
Further correspondence. [C.2686.] Ixvii, 1881
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1881, April.
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Ixvii, 1881
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1881, April.
Instructions to the royal commission for the
settlement of the affairs of the Transvaal,
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1881. July.
Further correspondence. [C.2959.] Ixvii, 1881
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1881, July.
Further correspondence. [C.2961.I Ixvii, 1881
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1881, July.
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Report of the Commissioners appointed to
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1882, November.
Further correspondence. [C.3419.] xlvii, 1882
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1883, February.
Further correspondence. [C.3486.] xlix, 1883
In continuation of C.3419.
1883, June.
Correspondence respecting the debt due to
Her Majesty's government by the Trans-
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1883, Jimc.
Telegram, dated 17th June, 1883, from the
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1883, July.
Further correspondence. [C.3686.] xlix, 1883
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1884, February.
A convention between her Majesty the
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Correspondence respecting the convention
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Ivii, 1884
1884, February.
Further correspondence respecting the af-
fairs of the Transvaal and the adjacent
territories. [C.3841.] Ivii, 1884
In continuation ot C3()86.
1884, May.
Further correspondence. [C.4036.] Ivii, 1884
In continuation oi C.3841.
1884, June.
Copies or extracts "of letters addressed to
the treasury in the year 1881, and subse-
quent years, and of replies thereto, re-
specting the debenture bonds of the Trans-
vaal republic issued in 1876: and all let-
ters addressed to her Majesty's secretary
of state for the colonies on the same sub-
ject, within the same period, and of any
replies thereto. Ivii, i^
1884, August.
Further correspondence. [C.4194.] Ivii 1884
In continuation of C.4036.
1884, October.
Further correspondence respecting the af-
fairs of the Transvaal and adjacent terri-
tories. [C.4213.I Ivii, 1884-^5
In continuation orC.4194.
1884, December.
Further correspondence. [C.4252.]
Ivii, 1884-85
In continuation of C.4213.
1885, February.
Further correspondence. [C.4275.]
. . ,r. Ivii. 1884-85
In continuation of C.4252.
1885, February.
Further correspondence. [C.4310.]
Ivii, 1884-85
In continuation of C.4275.
1885, May.
Further correspondence. [C.4432.]
Ivii, 1884-85
In continuation of C.4310.
1885, August.
Further correspondence. LC.458§.]
iVii, 1884-85
In continuation of C.4432.
1886, February.
Further correspondence. [C.4643.] xlviii, 1886
In contintiation of C.4588.
1886, June.
Further correspondence. [C.4839.] xlviii, 1886
In contintiation of C.4643.
1886, September.
Further correspondence. [C.4890.] xlviii, 1886
In continuation of C^fy^
388
i887, June,
Correspondence respecting the affairs of
Switzerland. [C.5089.] Ixi, 1887
1888, August.
Correspondence relating to the high com-
missionership in South Africa, and its
separation from the governorship of the
Cape. [C.5488.] Ixxiv, 1888
1888, November.
Report of Her Majesty's agent at Pretoria,
on the session of the Volksraad of the
South African republic in 1888. [C.5588.]
Ixxiv, 1888
1890, August
Further correspondence respecting the af-
fairs of Swaziland and Tongaland.
rC.6200.] Hi 1890
In continuation of C.5089.
1890, August
Report on Swaziland, by Col. Sir F. de
Winton (with appendices and correspon-
dence. [C.6201.] lii, 1890
1890, November.
A convention between Her Majesty and the
South African republic for the settlement
of the affairs of Swaziland, with the
correspondence relating thereto. [C.6217.]
Ivii, 1890-91
In continuation of C.6200.
1891, June.
Cooy of Mr. Hofmeyr's report on his recent
mission to Pretoria in connection with the
Swaziland convention. Ivii, 1890-91
1893, November.
Further correspondence respecting the af-
fairs of Swaziland. [C.7212.] Ixii, 1893-94
In continuation of C.6^x> and C.6217.
1894, August
Petition from certain British subjects resi-
dent in the South African republic pre-
sented to Sir H. B. Loch at Pretoria.
[C.75S4.] Ivii, 1894
1895, February.
Further correspondence respecting the af-
fairs of Swaziland. [C.7611.] Txxi, 1895
In continuation of C.7212.
1895, February.
Correspondence respecting the number of
British subjects resident in the South
African republic and the proportion which
their numbers, &c., bear to the general
population. [C.7633.] Ixxi, 1895
189s, September.
Papers relating to the grievances of Her
Majesty's Indian subjects in the South
African republic. [C.7911.] Ixxi, 1895
1896, February.
Further papers relating to the grievances
of Her Majesty's Indian subjects in the
South African republic. [C.7946.] lix, 1896
In continuation of C.7911.
1896, February.
Correspondence on the subject of the recent
disturbances in the South African republic.
[C.7933.] Hx, 1896
1896, April.
Correspondence relating to the affairs in the
Soutn African republic. fC.8063.] lix, 1896
In continuation of C.79J3.
1896, July.
Letter from Sir J. A. de Wet (Her Britan-
nic Majesty's agent at Pretoria) relative
to his retirement, together with other cor-
respondence. [C.8104.I
December
1896, July.
Papers relating to the commandeering of
British subjects in the South African re-
public in 1894, and the visit of the hi^
commissioner to Pretoria. [CSisg.]
lix, 1895
1896, August.
Report from the select committee on British
South Africa ; with the proceedings of the
committee. Ix, i8g6
1897, February.
Correspondence regarding the imprison-
ment at Pretoria of Mr. W. D. Davies and
Captain Woolls Sampson. [C.8346.}
Ixii, 1897
1897, March.
Report of the select committee of the Cape
of (xood Hope House of Assembly on the
Jameson raid into the territory of the
South African republic. [C.8380.I
Ixii, 1897
1897, March.
Despatch from the British agent at Pretoria
forwarding the claim of the South African
republic for damages on account of Dr.
Jameson's raid. [C.8404.] Ixii, 1897
1897, April.
Further correspondence relating to the af-
fairs in the South African republic
[C.8423.] Ixii, 1897
In continuation of C.8063, C81S9, and €.9346.
1897, May.
Correspondence relating to the closing of
the Vaal river drifts by the government of
the South African republic in 1805.
[C.8474] Ixii IW
1898, February.
Further correspondence relating to the af-
fairs in the South African republic
[C.8721.] [Not in the Library.]
1899, June.
Correspondence relatiuRf to the claim of the
South African republic for damages on
account of Dr. Jameson's raid. [C.9343.]
B. H.
1899, June.
Papers relating to the comlaints of British
subjects in the South African republic
[C.9345.] B. H.
Julv, 1899.
Correspondence relating to the Bloemfontein
conference. [C.9404.] B. H.
July, 1899.
Further correspondence relatmg to proposed
political reforms in the South African re-
public. [C.9415.] B. H.
In continuation of C.9345 and C.9404.
1899, August
Correspondence relating to the status of the
South African republic [C.9507.I B. H.
In continuation of C.87ai.
1899, August.
Further correspondence relating to the pro-
posed political reforms in the South
African republic. [C.9S18.] B. H.
In continuation of C.941S.
1899, September.
Further correspondence relating to political
affairs in the South African republic
rC.9521.] B. tt
In continuation of C.9518.
1809, October.
Further correspondence. [C.953a] B. H.
In continuation of C9SIX.
i899
Magazine Articles.
All these articles cited below are in the
Periodical Room. Earlier articles are indexed
in the Poole's Indexes and the Cooperative
Index.
Africanus, pseud.
The South African republic. (In The
Asiatic quarterly review, Oct., 1899.)
Ashley, Rt. Hon. Evel3m.
After in the South Africa. (In The Na-
tional review, Nov., 1899.)
Balmford, Ramsden.
Present political situation in Cape Colony.
(In The Westminster review, Aug., 1898.)
Black factor. The, in the war. (In The Spec-
tator, Oct. 21, 1899.)
Blind. Dr. Karl.
Transvaal independence and England's
future. (In The Fortnightly review, Nov.,
1899.)
Boers and their Suzerain. (In The Graphic,
Oct. 21, 1899.)
Brackenbury, (Jen. Sir Henry.
The Transvaal twenty years ago. (In
Blackwood's magazine, Nov., 1899.)
British policy in the Transvaal. (In The
Speaker, Oct. 28, 1899.)
British supremacy in the Transvaal. (In The
Quarterly review, Oct., 1899.)
Britisher, pseud.
The question in South Africa. (In The
United Service magazine, Nov., 1899.)
Brooks, Sydney.
England and the Transvaal. (In The North
American review, July, 1899.)
Bryden, H. A.
British and Dutch in South Africa. (In
The Fortnightly review, Aug., 1899.)
Corbet, J.
England and the Transvaal. (In The West-
minster review, Nov., 1899.)
Dicey, Edward.
After the present war. (In The Nineteenth
century, Nov., 1899.)
Peace or war in South Africa. (In The
Fortnightly review, Sept., 1899.)
Diplomaticus, pseud.
The struggle for South African supremacy.
(In The Fortnightly review, Aug., 1899.)
Vindication of the Boers. (In The North
American review, Sept., 1899.)
Dodd, Thomas R.
Recent events in South Africa. (In The
Forum, Sept., 1899.)
Dunn, Joseph S.
The Transvaal question — its salient points.
(In The Independent, Oct. 12, 1899.)
Engelenburg, Dr. F. V.
A Transvaal view of the question. (In The
North American review, Oct., 1899.)
Fitchett, Rev. N. H.
Australian view of the question. (In The
National review, Aug., 1899.)
Garrett, F. Edmund.
The inevitable in South Africa. (In The
Contemporary review, Oct., 1899.)
Glencoe, Elandslaagte, and Maf eking. (In
The Contemporary review, Nov., 1899.)
389
Great Britain and South Africa. (In The
Edinburgh review, Oct., 1899.)
Greater Britain. (In The National review,
Nov., 1899.)
Green, K M.
Native unrest in South Africa. (In The
Nineteenth century, Nov., 1899.)
Molteno, Percy A.
Cause of the war. (In The Contemporary
review, Nov., 1899.)
Paul, Herbert
The conservatism of President Kriiger. (In
The Contemporary review, July, 1899.)
Position and policy of Mr. Rhodes. (In The
Fortnightly review. May, 18^.)
Reconstruction. (In The Spectator, Oct. 21,
1899.)
Weekly, Oct. 14, 1899.)
Roberts, Morley.
The war game in South Africa. (In The*
Fortnightly review, Feb., 1899.)
Rouire, Dr.
R6pub]iques Boers de TAfrique Australe.
(In Revue de g6ographie, aout, 1899.)
Safford, Frank.
The voice of the Uitlanders. (In The Con-
temporary review, July, 1899.)
Shippard, Sir Sidney.
Are we to lose South Africa? (In The Nine-
teenth century, July, 1899.)
South African settlement. (In The Fort-
nightly review, Nov., 1800.)
South African war. (In Blackwood's maga-
zine, Nov., 1899.)
Statham. F. Reginald.
Paul Kruger. an apology and defence. (In
The Fortnightly review, March, 1898.)
Stead. William T.
Cecil J. Rhodes. (In The Review of reviews,
Nov., 1899.)
England and the Transvaal. (In The Re-
view of reviews, Oct. and Nov., 1899.)
Transvaal crisis. The. (In The Review of re-
reviews, Oct., 1899.)
Uitlander, pseud.
The Transvaal crisis. A voice from the
Rand. (In The Fortnightly review, June,
1898.)
War in South Africa. (In The Fortnightly
review, Nov., 1899.)
War in the Transvaal. (In The Scientific
American, Suppl., Oct. 28, 1899.)
Warren, Sir (Tharles.
British power in South Afria. (In The Con-
temporary review, Nov., 1899.)
White, Archer M.
Suzerainty over the Transvaal. (In The
Westminster review, Sept., 1898.)
White, Arnold.
Consequences of the Boer war. (In Har-
per's Weekly, Nov. 11, 1899.)
Whiteley, James G.
The relation of England to the Transvaal in
international law. (In The Forum, Oct.,
Wilkinson, Spenser.
Moral factors in the war. (In The National
review, Nov., 1899.)
Wilson, Rev. C. Usher.
The situation in South Africa : a voice from
Cape Colony. (In The Nineteenth century,
century, Oct, 1899.)
NEEDS OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The Monthly Bulletin for September of the present year reprinted an
editorial from the Boston Herald of August lo, on the "Needs of the Public
Library." The following editorial, reprinted from the Boston Daily Adver-
tiser of November 20, emphasizes the first article, and suggests a practical
way to promote a cause of importance to all citizens of Boston.
"It is beginning to be asked by those entrusted with directing the upward
career of the Boston Public Library whether something cannot be done to get
more money for buying new books. The number and size of the cash g^fts to
the institution since the new building went into use has been so inconsiderable,
especially from our own citizens, that we wonder if there is not some public
misapprehension as to the financial situation. Can it be that Boston people
have been misled by appearances to suppose that because the library lives in a
fine house it has a large income?
"It is farthest from the thoughts of any one concerned for the library to
belittle the benefactions which have descended upon it so generously and faith-
fully during these five years from friends who have known its needs. Again
and again upon the records, often anonymously, stand presents of books, manu-
scripts, cash for books, cash for photographs and such like contributions, made
at times when the representative of the institution was obliged to go out beg-
ging for a little money that the library might hold up its head among endowed
competitors in auction sales. These are the friends of the library when it has
no other private friends, and it would be graceless thanks indeed to ignore or
depreciate what they are doing. But the mere fact that it is found necessary
to call upon such precarious sources of revenue to keep the collection even
respectably near the forefront shows how wretchedly poor the establishment is.
"If anybody supposes the trustees have no other official care but to sit in
their luxurious room and count money, he would better read the history of the
new building:. It was put up wholly by appropriation of the city. After it was
nominally finished, it was found that some changes had to be made, and the city
went into its pocket again. There was no endowment fund that might be drawn
upon.
"Nor has the city made any attempt or any pretense of doing more than
pay running expenses and buy the more popular books of which the library has
made a specialty. The income from trust funds which can be spent for books
is only $9000, which is steadilv decreasing, as the city of Boston bonds in
which it is invested are replaced with bonds at 3^ per cent., and last year the
miscellaneous cash gifts already mentioned amounted to only about $4000 more.
It is out of $13,000 per annum that the librarian is expected to maintain his
collection in its traditional position as a great storehouse containing all the
important books there are. Is he doing it ?
"Mr. Herbert Putnam, in his report submitted after retiring from the
librarianship, said he was not. He wrote : 'On the popular side the library is
developing nominally. On the scholarly side it is not developing in proper
proportion. On this side the library is relatively losing rank. It will not,
cannot, r^;ain this rank, until the citizens of Boston come to its aid with further
endowment.*
"How does the library stand among libraries in this matter ? Philadelphia
spends this year $51,000 for books. Buffalo, with a population probably less
than 300,000, spends $20,000. Detroit and Qeveland, with still less popula-
tion, spend $8000 to $10,000, quite out of proportion to our own estimate,
while little Minneapolis, with perhaps 175,000 people, spends this year $12,350
in books for its public library. Not one of these cities, excepting Philadelphia,
approaches Boston either in population or in wealth and business solidity. Is
it possible that when our men of means are made aware of the humiliating posi-
tion into which our once proudly boasted 'greatest' library seems in danger of
falling, they will long permit the catalogue to show gap after gap in the realms
of science, history, art, and literature?"
CURRENT LIBRARY NEWS.
Branches and Stations. Another delivery
station, at the Industrial School, 39 North
Bennet St., has been added to the Library
system under the name of Station W.
Station M has been removed from No. 940
to No. 1002 Dorchester Ave.
As a result of alterations recently made at
the Jamaica Plain Branch, the shelves have
been thrown open to the public.
The books in the South End Branch have
been reclassified, and free access is now al-
lowed to all but a few of the shelves.
The Charlestown, East Boston and South
Boston Branches, the Broadway Extension
Reading Room, and the Roxbury Crossing De-
livery Station are now open on Sunday for the
winter.
Bust of General Walker. Mr. Richard E.
Brooks has been commissioned by the City of
Boston to make a bronze memorial of the late
General Francis A. Walker. The memorial is
to have a place in the Library, and is to con-
sist of a portrait bust, with a curved bronze
background, set well into the granite wall of
the arcade of the interior court.
Mr. Louis Prang marks his retirement from
business, by presenting to this Library some
valuable gifts reminiscent of his long and im-
portant services to the growth of lithographic
art in Bo6ton. The collection comprises proofs
which illustrate the development of lithogra-
phy for the past forty years, and includes
the 116 plates made for Walters's work on
Ceramics. A replica of Zumbusch's bronze bust
of Senefelder, the inventor of lithography,
accompanies the gift.
FREE PUBLIC LECTURES IN THE
CITY OF BOSTON
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LOWELL INSTITUTE.
(Founded in 1836 by John Lowell, Jr., and Established in 1839.)
The Trustee of the Lowell Institute under the will of John Lowell, Jr.,
maintains annually in the city of Boston various Courses of Free Public Lec-
tures. For the sixty-first season (1899-1900) four distinct Series are pro-
vided, to all of which Admission is Free, but only by ticket and under certain
conditions. A Prospectus may be obtained by sending to the Curator, 491
Boylston St., Boston, a stamped, addressed envelope.
\
L PUBLIC COURSES OF LECTURES IN
HUNTINGTON HALL.
The Sixth Course will be six lectures by
Professor Richard A. Rice, of Williams Col-
lege, on Monastic Architecture in European
Civilization.
I. The Oriental type of Monachism and
Monasteries, and the Oriental Ideal in
Western Europe.
II. St. Benedict of Nursia at Subiaco and
Monte Cassino.
III. Benedictine Architecture (including Clu-
niac and Cistercian).
IV. The Carthusian type of Monastery; The
Canons Regular; Franciscan and Do-
minican Houses; The Fortified Abbey;
The Military Orders.
v. Monastic England.
VI. Monastic Life, Past and Present.
Mondays and Thursdays, at 7.45 p.m., be-
ginning Dec. 18.
The Seventh Course will .be ten lectures,
with experiments, by Professor Charles R.
Cross, of the Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
nology, on The Telephone.
The Acoustic Basis of Telephony.
Musical Telegraphs.
Principles of the Speaking Telephone.
The Magneto Telephone.
The Liquid Transmitter.
The Microphone.
Snecial Forms of Telephone.
Teleohone Lines.
Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony.
Tuesdays and Fridays, at 7.45 p.m., begin-
ning Dec. 19.
Tickets for the Lectures in Huntington
Hall may be obtained Free (by adults) at the
Cadet's Armory: for Professor Rice's Course
on Saturday, Dec. 16. at 10 a.m., and for Pro-
fessor Cross's Course on the same day at
12.30 P.M.
W. T. Sedgwick, Curator,
XL ADVANCED COURSES.
Under the auspices of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.
Courses op Lectures on various literary, sci-
entific and technical subjects will be given
during the seasonMiy Professors in the Massa-
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circular giving full particulars, with instruc-
tions how to secure tickets, may be obtained
by sending a stamped, addressed envelope to
Professor H. W. Tyler. Secretary. Lowell
Free Courses, Mass. Institute of Technology.
Boston.
III. LECTURES FOR TEACHERS.
Under the auspices of the Boston Society of
Natural History.
C6urses op Lbcfusks on scientific subjects,
for teachers, will be given during the winter
by the Lowell Institute, under the auspices of
the Boston Society of Natural History. Full
particulars, with instructions how to secure
tickets, may be obtained by sending a stamped,
addressed envelope to The Secretary, Lowell
Free Lectures, Boston Society of Natural His-
tory, Boston.
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Under the auspices of the Wells Memorial
Institute.
Courses op Lectukbs on subjects of practical
importance to workingmen will be given by
the Lowell Institute under the auspices of the
Wells Memorial Institute, 987 Washington St
Full particulars may be obtained by sending
a stamped, addressed envelope to The Secre-
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