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BLICATIONS OF SOCIETIES

A PROVISIONAL LIST OF THE PUBLICATIONS

OF AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,

AND OTHER SOCIETIES

FROM THEIR ORGANIZATION

COMPILED UNDER THE EDITORIAL DIRECTION OP

R. R. BOWKER

NEW YORK
OFFICE OF THE PUBLISHERS' WEEKLY

1899

PREFACE.

of the New York Academy of Medicine ; to the officers of the leading universities,
and to many others, for much valuable assistance, without which even the imperfect
result here presented would have been impossible. The immediate work of compiling
the present list has been in the hands of Mr. William Potts, whose long and hon-
orable relationship with a certain class of societies had made him familiar with this
kind of work, although not professionally a bibliographer. It is to the regret of the
editor that his absence abroad during much of the compilation prevented his full
personal attention to details of the work ; and the more credit should therefore be
given to Mr. Potts for his large share in the present result.

The imperfections of these contributions toward a bibliography of American
publishing societies, which it is hoped may result ultimately in a really adequate bib-
liography, cannot be more evident to any critic than to those responsible for the
publication. Many of these imperfections, however, are inseparable from any first
attempt to gather into one compilation so much diverse material from so many inde-
pendent sources. In the case of early societies, no longer existing, nothing more
could be done than to make the best of existing records, in the hope that the later
cooperation of librarians, after the publication of the work, may be of help in filling
evident gaps and may add unsuspected material. In the important permanent socie-
ties — which have existed for many years — the frequent change of officers and of
addresses, where there are no permanent headquarters, libraries, or secretaries, has
made it a task of especial difficulty to obtain continuous information from the be-
ginning, but a happy result of the inquiry, in many cases, has been to stimulate such
societies toward a better bibliographical record of their owu publications. Many
such societies lack a complete file of their own issues. Some societies known to
exist failed altogether to respond to the repeated inquiries for information, and in
such cases nothing more could be doue tlian to utilize the information that could be
gleaned indirectly from existing bibliographies and from library shelves. In every
case the endeavor has been made to send a proof of the list of each society to its
proper officer, but in many cases these proofs were not returned or were returned
without adequate examination and revision.

The present bibliography covers over a thousand societies, but doubtless omits
many societies which properly belong in such a list. It has been the endeavor
to include all national. State, or general societies known or supposed to issue
publications of general or technical interest. With some no list of issues is given ;
in these cases no word was obtainable from the society, and it is possible that
such are not really publishing societies. It has not been attempted to include
county medical associations, teachers' institutes, and such bodies, whose numbers
are legion, though they may semi-occasionally issue publications; nor societies
or institutions issuing merely reports of their own affairs, unless, like the Prison
Association, Charity Organization societies, etc., these bear upon general public
questions; nor catalogues of colleges, libraries, etc., unless they have historical or
other special value ; nor those of art or other exhibitions — but it has been very
difficult to draw any satisfactory line between inclusion and exclusion.

It has been impracticable in the present work to follow a consistently systematic
method of entry. In the case of each society the endeavor has been to give its
correct official name, as well as cross-references from other names and from names
of localities, and to include the date of its organization, the name and address of its

iv

PREFACE.

present secretary or other representative, and its place of headquarters. Entries as a
rule are chronological ; series, however, precede individual volumes. Special attention
is called to the growing importance of the publications of universities and colleges,
and in this field the information supplied by Harvard and Yale universities presents a
model of systematized arrangement. It is to be regretted that the information from
other universities having such departments could not have been conformed to these
excellent models; this, however, was rendered impossible from the fact that the
Harvard and Yale lists came after the* less satisfactory form had been adopted for the
other universities. In some cases, such as the American Anti-Slavery Society and
the United States Sanitary Commission, little more has been possible than to point
out sources of information from which it is hoped an adequate bibliography may be
obtained later.

In recording the publications of societies it has been extremely difficult to draw
the line between publications by societies and publications concerning societies but
not issued by them. There is also not a little confusion as to series which have been
discontinued and resumed, or of which the title has from time to time been changed. In
the case of several series it has not been possible to obtain individual entries for the
earlier numbers, and in the case of others the representatives of the societies have
utterly faileil to respond to requests for information as to issues later than those
scheduled. The list was intended to bring the publications up to the date of July,
1898, and systematic entry has not been attempted later than that date. It is to be
hoped that this volume will make clear the way for a revision or a later publication,
completing the nineteenth century record. Such an issue will not, however, be
possible unless the present volume receives support in the way of subscriptions from
libraries and others interested, and cooperation from librarians and society officers in
filling gaps. The publication has been a labor of love on the part of the editor, who
does not expect to obtain from it the actual return for the money outlay, but does
hope that the deficit may not be so great as to preclude further publication on these
lines. It is not intended to include in the American Catalogue for 1895-1900 an
appendix covering publishiug societies, its place being filled for the most part by
the present list.

It is impossible for any library to make a complete collection of the publications
of American publishiug societies, and it is difficult to get even an adequate represent-
ation of the leading societies or of the local societies which each local library should
especially represent. A bibliography of this sort is therefore of special value because
it enables each libraiy to furnish to students and inquirers information as to material
existing in special fields, and makes possible, under the system of inter-loan of books
which is becoming prevalent in American libraries, the obtaining of the actual material
for the use of special students. This bibliography, therefore, in a measure supplies
the lack on the library shelves of the publications which it records. If its publication
shall lead publishing societies to make better bibliographies and more adequate
collections of their issues, shall stimulate libraries to greater pains in furnishing
their shelves with the publications of local and general societies, and shall lead
ultimately to the issue of a i-eally adequate bibliography of American publishing
societies, the editor's labors and expenditures will not have been without sufficing
reward.

R. R. BOWKER.

PUBLICATIONS OF SOCIETIES

Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. See
Philadelphia.

Academy of Science of St. Louis. See St. Louis.

Agassiz Association. Organized 1875 ; incorporated
1892. (H. H. Ballard, pres., 247 South St., Pitts-
Held, Mass.) Has many local chapters.

The Observer (monthly). E. F. Bigelow, 8tatn/ord, Ct.

Fern Bulletin . W. A\ Clute, Binghamton, N. Y.

WiUon Ornithological Bulletin.

SwiMs Cronn^ ed. by H. H. Ballard. 1887-9. 6 v. 8P.

Handbook. Ist ed. 1882.

— 4thed. 1897. 1 v. 16o. cl., 75c.

Proceedings first general convention. 1884. 1 v. 8o. pap.,
26c.

Proceedings Mass. state assenably. 1890. 1 v. 8". pap.,
2Sc. Mrs. B. F. Boyd^ sec.y Hyde Parkt Mass.

Flora of FitchburjB^, Masts. Prof. E. A . Hartto^llt Fitchburg .

Courses or study in chemistry, mineralogy, and botany.

Agatbynian Club, The. Organized 1866. Ntw York.

Advice to the officers of the British army ; with the addition
of some hints to the drummer and the private soldier. A fac-
simile reprint of the 6th London edition. 1867. 161 p. W^.

Polydori Vergllii de rervm inventoribvs. Tr. into English
by John Laogiey. 1868. xvi + 242+xvii p. 8o.

Agricultural Experiment Station. See Cornell Univer-
sity : University of Wisconsin : University of
Wyoming.

Alabama Historical Society. Organized 1850: reorgan-
ized 1898. (Thos. N. Owen, sec, CarroUton,
Ala.) Tuscaloosa, Ala,

Transactions at 1st ann. meeting, 1851. 1852. 8*. 55 p.

Transactions at the ann. meeting, 1855. 1855. 9f*. 65 p.

Expedition of De Boto, by R. A. Hardaway. 1874. S«*. pap.

Tuskaloosa, the origin of its name, its history, etc., by Thus.
Maxwell. 1876. 8°. 86 p. map.

Session of the Alabama legislature, 1847-48, prepared by
J. L. M.Curry. 1892. 8o.

Creek Indians, by R. A. Hardaway, 1894. 8^. pap.

Note. Some papers have also been published iu Alabama
£PMorical Reporter.

A.labama Industrial and Scientific Society. Organized
1891. (Eugene A. Smith, sec.) University,
Ala.
Proceedings, v. 1 : 1, 1891-v. 7 : 2, 1897.

Alabama, Medical Association of the State of. Organ>

ized 1847 ; reorganized Mar. 3, 1868. (Dr. J. K.

Jordan, sec.) Montgomery y Ala,

Reports.

Transactions. Annual. 1869-f-

Alabama State Agricultural Society. (?)

Proceedings, annual sessions, 1884-86; semi-annual session,
1887. 8».

Alabama State Bar Association. Organized 1878.

(Alex. Troy, sec, Court Square.) Montgomery t

Ala.

Proceedings. lst-21st annual meetings; comp. by A.
Troy. 1879-98. 21 v. 8». ea., pap., $2.

Alaska Historical Society.

Jiow Society of Alaskan Natural History and Ethnology,
which see.

Albany Hist. Soc.]

PUBLICATIONS OF SOCIETIES

[American Acadeniv

Albany HiBtorical Society. Organized (?). Albany,
N. Y.
The Albany Quarterly, nos. 1-6. 1832-3. 8«*.

Albany Institute. Organized 1824; chartered 1829.
(G: R. Howell, rec. sec. and libn., N. V. State
Library.) Albany, N. Y.

Annual report. Ut, 1825.

TranBacUoDB. v. 1-12. 12 v. 8*. 1880-03. v. 4 for sale in
cl. at $6, ▼. 7, 9 at $3 ea., and v. 10, 12 at $2.60 ea.

Proceeding!, v. 1. 1S73 ; v. 2, 1878. 2 v. 8o. cl., ea., $2.50.

DlBCOurte on the life, character, and services of Stephen van
Rensselaer, by D. D. Barnard, with historical sketch of Colony
and manor of Rensselaerswich. 1839. 144 p. 8".

Field meetings of the ,1870-75. 1876. 8o. 11. (Contains

only proceedings 1873-75.)

Note, Numerons reprints and pamphlets have also been
Issued. See Griffin's Bibliography of Am. Hist. Societies.

Albany Medical College, Association of the Alumni of.
(Medical Department of Union University.) Or-
ganized (?).

Constitution and by-laws. 8*>. Albany. 1874.
Proceedings of the annual meeting. 1-15. 1874-88.
1800. 80. Albany. 1874-90.

V. 17,

American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Organized
1780. (Samuel H. Scudder, cor. sec.) Ath-
enetum building ^ lOh Beacon St., Boston j Mass.

Memoirs. Old series, vols. 1-4. New series, vols. 1-12.
1785-1898. 16 ▼. ea., $10. hf. vols., ea., $5. Complete Mets,
$112.50. 4«.

Proceedings, v. 1-3S. 1848-98. 33 v. ea. $5. Complete
seU,$125. 80.

American Academy of Dental Science. Organized
1867. (H. E. Cutter, ed., 1278 Massachusetts
avc., Cambridge.) Boston, Mass.

Note. Papers read before the society are printed in the
International Dental Journal fmonthlyj, N. Y. and Phlla.,
ed. byJ. W: Truman*, subs., $2.50.

(Previous to 1895 the annual addresses were issued in
pamphlet form.)

American Academy of Medicine. Organized 1876.
(Chas. I!^clntire, sec, 104 N. 4th St., Easton,
Pa.)

Bulletin (at first issned irregularly, now 6 times a year).
C. Mclntire, ed. v. 1-3:47. 1801-8. 8". $3 per ann. Single
nos., 50c. The parts are numbered continuously, and the 3d
volume will probably end with no. 50.

State requirements for the practice of Medicine. Reprint
from Bulletin of Feb. 1897, with a supplement issued 1898. 50c.

Note. The Academy has publisned a number of brief
pamphlets.

American Academy of Political and Social Science.
Organized 1889. (Wilmer H. Righter, bus.
mgr.) Station By Pkila., Pa.

Annals of the American Academy (bi-monthly), ed. by
Edm. J. James and Roland P. Fallcner. v. 1-11. 1890-98.
11 v., 46 nos. 8". ea. no., pap., $1. Issued during the first
year as a quarterly publication.

Supplements, v. 1-16. 1891-98. 16 v. 8^. ea., pap., 25c.-$2.

Note. Those marked thus (*) are Issued both in this and in
fortnightly series.

— Jan., 1891: *In memoriaro : John Alexander Jameson,
by F. N. Thorpe. 25c.

— Feb., 1891 : * Public health and municipal government, by
J. 8. Billings. 25c.

— Mar., 1891 : • History of staUstics, by A. Meitzen. $1.

— Apr., 1891 : * Handbook of the Academy. $2.

— May, 1891: * Theory and technique of statistics, by A.
Meitzen. $1.50.

— Jan., 1893 : * Constitution of Columbia, tr. with Introd. by
B. Moses. 50c.

— Mar., 1893 : * Constitutional and organic laws of France,
1875-1889, tr. with introd. by C. F. A. Currier. 50c.

— Sept., 1893 : * Inland waterways : their relation to trans-
portation, by K. K. Johnson. $1.

— Mar., isiM : * History of political economy, by G. Cohn. $1.

— Joly, ISW : ♦Theory of sociology, by F. H.Uiddings. 50c.
~ Sept., 1894: * Constitution of Prussia, tr. with introd. by

J. H. Robinson. 50c.

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American Acad, of Pol. and Soc. Science, continued.

— Noy., 1894 : ^ConatltutloD of Itoly, tr. with introd. by 8.
M. Undsay and L. B. Rowe. 60o.

— Jan., 1896 : * Theory of todal forcm, by 8. N. Patten.

$1.

— May, 1896: Conatltntion of Switzerland, by J. M. Vin-
cent. 60c.

— May, 1897 : * Handbook of the Academy. $1 .

— May, 1898 : * Handbook of the Academy. $1.
Pabllcatlone of the American Academy.
(Fortnightly.) not. 1-228. 1890-98. 8P. pap.

I. Canada and the United States, by J. G. Boarlnot. 35c.

5. Decay of state and local government, by S.N. Patten. 26c.

3. Law of wages and interest, by J. B. Clark. 25c.

4. Province of sociology, by F. H. Olddlngs. 25c.

6. Instmctlon in pablie law and economics in Germany,
by L. 8. Rowe. 26c.

6. Railroad passenger fares in Hungary, by J. J. Wetherell.
85c.

7. Origin of Conneeticnt towns, by C. M. Andrews. 25c.

8. Original package case, by 0. B. Patterson. 15c.

9. Original features In the U. 8. oonstitation, by J. H.
Robinson. 85c.

10. Historical vs. deductive political economy, by B. v.
Boehm-Bawerk. 25c.

II. Instruction in public law and economics in Qermany,
n. 25c.

12. Austrian economlsto, by B. v. Boehm-Bawerk. 25c.

13. On the conception of sovereignty, by D. O. Ritehie. 25c.

14. Character of villein tenure, by W. J. Ashley. 15c.

15. Critique of wages theories, by 8. Wood. 8oc.

16. Railroad passenger tariffs in Austria, by J. J. Wetherell .
15c.

17. * Public health and municipal government, by J. 8.
Billings. 25c.

18. * History, theory, and technique of stotistics, by A.
Meltzen. cl., |i.60; hf. leath., $2.50.

19. Genesis of a written constitution, by W: C Morey. 25c.

20. Law of nature, by F. M. Taylor. 25c.

21. On the concept of wealth, by C. A. TuUle. 25c.

22. Compulsory voting, by F. W. Holls. 25c.

23. Instruction in economics in Italy, by R. P. Falkner. 25c.

24. Philadelphia Social Science Association, by J. G.
Rosengarten. 15c.

26. * Handbook of the Academy.' $2.

96. * In memoriam : John Alexander Jameson, by F. N.
Thorpe. 25c.

27. Constitution of Mexico ; tr. by B. Moses. 35c.

28. Land transfer reform, by J. W. Jenks. 15o.

29. Bconomic basis of prohibition, by 8. N. Patten. 15c.

30. International liability for mob injuries, by B. W.
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31. Political science at Oxford, by D. G. Rltehle. 15c.

82. Recent constitution-making In the United Btetes, by
F.N.Thorpe. 35c.

38. Bconomics in Italy, by A. Loria. 25c.

34. Present condition of the peasante in Russia, by Combes
de Lestrade. 15c.

35. Stetistlcal publications of the United Btates government,
by W: F. Willoughby. 15c.

86. Supplement to the handbook of the Academy. 50o.
37. Congress and the cabinet, by G. Bradford. 15c.
88. Place of party in the political system, by A. D. Morse.
16e.

39. Recent tendencies in the reform of land tenure, by B.
P. Cbeyney. 15c.

40. Law-making by popular vote, by B. P. Oberholtzer.
26c.

41. Neglected pointo in the theory of socialism, by T. B.
Veblen. 25c.

42. Basis of the demand for the public regulation of Indus-
tries, by W. D. Dabney. 25c.

43. Study of the science of municipal government, by F. P.
Prichard. 15c.

44. Political organization of a modem municipality, by W.
D. Lewis. 16c.

45. International arbitration, by B. L. Lord. 25c.

46. Jurisprudence in American universities, by B. W.
Huff cut. 15c.

m 47. Instruction in French universities, by L. 8. Rowe.

25c.

48.
16e.

49.
25c.

50.

51.

62.
15c.

68.

54.

Graziani*B economic theory of machinery, by 8. Wood.

Bthlcal training in the public schools, by C: DeGarmo.

Theory of value, by F. v. Wieser. 25c.

Basis of interest, by D. M. Lowrey. 25c.

Blectrle street lighting In Chicago, by M. A. Mikkelsen.

Party government, by C. Richardson. 25c.
Proportional representetion, by J: R. Commons.

15c.

American Academy]

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[American Academy

American Acad, of Pol. and Soc. Science, continued.

55.
Dana.

66.

57.

58.

50.

flO.
15c.

61.

62.

63.

Australian system of voting In Massachusetts, by R. il.

25c.
Pennsylvania ballot law of 1891, by O. C. Blnuey. 25c.
A thira revolution, by E: P. Obeyney. 15c.
River and harbor bills, by E. R. Johnson. 35c.
Indian education, by P. w. Blackmar. 25c.
Cabinet government in the United Btatee, by P. Bnow.

School savings banks, by B. L. Oberholtxer. 15c.
Patten's dynamic economics, by J: B. Clark. 15c.
Qcometricul theory of the determination of prices, by
L. Walras. 25c.

64. Economic causes of moral progress, by B. N. Patten. 25c.

65. Sir William Temple on the origin and nature of govern-
ment, by F. I. Herriott. 25c.

66. Influence on business of the independent treasury, by
D. Kinley. 25c.

67. Sidgwick*sBlementsof politics, by J. H.Robinson. 16c.

68. Preventive legislation in relation to crime, by C. II.
Reeve. 15c.

60. Effects of consumption of wealth on distribution, by
W: Smart. 35c.

70. Standard of deferred payments, by B: A. Rosa. I5c.

71. Parliamentary procedure, by J. Macy. 25c.

72. Social work at the Krupp foundries, by S. M. Llnd-
■ay. 25c.

78. Local government of county communities in Prussia, by
C. Bornhak. 15c.
74. Cost and utility, by S. N. Patten. 25c.

Alcohol question in Bwitzerland, by W. Milliet. 15c.
Beligman^B Shifting and incidence of taxation, by E: A.
25e.
Psychologic basis of social economics, by L. F. Ward.

75.

76.
Boas.

77.
25c.

78.

Theory of final utility In its relation to the standard of
deferred pajrments, by L. S. Merriam. 25c.
70. * Constitation of Columbia, tr. byB. Moses. 50c.

80. National and state banks, by U. White. 25o.

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82. State and national bank circulation, by A. B. IIi*pbum.

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83.

84.
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86.

86.

Banking system — old and new, by J. H. Walker. I5c.
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Surplus gains of labor, by J. B. Clark. 15c.
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87. Relation of the state to education in Bnglsmd and
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88. Our failures in municipal government, by O. Bradford.
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Use of sUver as money in the U. B., by A. B. Woodford.

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Taxation of large estates, by R. T. Colbum. 15c.
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no. 2, by C. de (traffenreld. — 3. 4 : Two papers on the canal

?nestion : pt. 1, by K. J. Jjimen; pt. C, by li. M. Haupt. — ft.
Ilstory of the New York property tax, by J: C'. Schwab.—
6. Rdiicational value of political economy, by H. N. Patten.

V.6: 1, '1: Report of the proceedings of the fourth annual
meeting of the Association.— 3. pt. 1 : Government forestry
abroad, by Q. Pinohot; pt. 2: Present condition of the forests
on the public lands, by K: A. Rowers; pt. ;i: Practicability
of an American forest administration, by R. K. Fernow.—
4, 5. Municipal ownership of gas in the United States, by
E: W. Bemls. — 6. State railroad commissions and how they
may bo made effective, by F: C Clark.

V. 7:1: Silver situation in the United States, by F. W.
Taussig. — '2. 3. On the shifting and incidence of taxation,
by E. R. A. Seligman. — 4, -S. Sinking-funds, by E: A. Ross.
— 6. Reciprocity treaty with Canada of 18.'»4, by F. E Haynes.

V. 8: 1: Report of the proceedings of the fifth annual
meeting of the Association. — 2, 3. Housing of the poor in
American cities, by M. T. Reynolds. — 4, 5. Public assist-
ance of the poor in France, by E. G. Balch. — 6. First stages
of the tariff policy of the United States, by W: mil.

v. 9:1, 2: Progressive taxation in theory and prac-
tice, by E. R. A. Seligraan. — 3. Theory of transportation, by
C: H. Cooley. — 4. Sir William Petty: a study in English
economic literature, by W: L. Bevan. — 5, rt. Papers read at
the seventh annual meeting: Modern appeal to leual forces in
economic life, by J: B. Clark ; Chicago strike, by C. D.Wright;
Unemployeil, by D. R. Dewey; Pope and the encyclical on
labor, by J: Q. Brooks; Population and capital, fy A. T.
Iladley.

V. 10: 1-3: Canadian banking system, 1817-1890, by R. M.
Breckenridge. — 4. Poor laws of Mass. and N. Y., by J. Cum-
iDiujkfs. 135 p. 75c. — 5, 6. lAJttern of Ricardo to McCnlloch.
1S16-23, ed. with Introduction and notes, by J. H. Ilollender.
]8o p. pap., $1.2.') ; cl. $2.

V. 11 : 1-3. Race traits and tendencies of the Am. negro, by
F. Ij. Hoffman. 329 p. pap., $1.25; cl., $2.-4. Apprecia-
tion and Interest, by Irving Fisher. HH» p. 75c.

Oeneral contents' and index of v. 1-11. l><srt-9»^.

New series: li«»«ued at Irrejnilar intervaln.

1. The cotton Industry: an essay in American e(H)iiomic
history, by M. B. Hammond. 3f*2 p. pap.. $1.00; il., |t2.

Economic studies (bi-monthly). yfavinVlan Co.

V. 1, ISOfi. Handbook and report of 8th ann. meetluK. 17<< p.
50c. — 1 . Theory of economic progress, by J. B. Clark ; Rela-
tion of changes in tlie volume of currency to prosperity, by F.
A. \Vnlker. 4.') p. 50c. — 2. Adjustment of wukcs to eftl-
clcncy ; 3 papen*: Gain sharing, by H. R. Townc; The pn»-
miiirn plan, by F. A. Haleey; A piece-rate system, by F. W.
Taylor. 84 p. r>Oc.— 3. The populist movement. l»y F. li.
McVcy. 88 p. 5<»c. — 4. Present monetary Hituatlon', by. W.
Lexis; trans, by J. Cummlngs. 71 p. j'»Oc. — '•, ti. ^tieot j
railway problem in Cleveland, by W. R. Hopkins. W'l p. 7fKi.

V. 2, 1S07. Handbook und report of IHh ann. meeting. 162 ]>.
50c. — 1. Economics and jurisprudence, by H. O. AdamH. 48 p.
60c. — 2. The naloon question in Chicago, by J. E. Qeorge.
60 p. '>0c. — 3. The general property tax in California, by C.
C- IMohn. 90 p. .'iOf. — 4. Area and population of the U. K. at
the 11th census, by W. F. Willcox. 59 p. 54.»r. — .-i. DIkcus-
eion concerning the currencies of the British plantations In
America, etc., by Wm. DouKlass, ed. by C. J. Rullonk. 118 p.
60c. — «. Density and (liHtribution of population in the U. S.
at tho nth censuB, by W. F. Wilicox. 80 p. ftOc.

V. 3, 1898. Handbook and report of the 10th ann. meeting.
1:^6 p. TiOc. — 1. Government by Injunction, ))y W. H. Dun-
bar. 4^i p. 50c.— 2. Economic aspects of raflniad recelver-
»hips, by H. H. Swain. 118 p. r»Oc. — 3. Tho Ohio tax In-
quiHltor law, by T. N. Carver. 94 p. 50c.

Hand-book and report of the Ctb and 7th annual meetings of
ihfi Association.

AnU*ri<*an Education Society. Organized 181(5. See
Congregational Education Society. i

Anicrican Klectro-Thera pontic Association. Organize*! '
1891. (Or. John Gerin, sec, 68 North St . Au- i
burn, N. Y.)

Transactions. 1891-97. 7 v. ea., $1.

12

irican Kntomological] PUBLICATIONS OF SOCIETIES

[American Folk-Lore

rican EntT>mological Society.

Kew a aecHon of the Academy of Natural Bcicnccs of Pbila-
elphia. Stt rhiludolphla.

rican Ethical Union. Organized 1887 as Tlic
Union of Societies for Ethical Culture. Present
name taken in 1893. (S. Burns Weston, sec,

1305 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.)

Ethical Record, Quarterly, v. 1 : I, April, 1888— v. 3 : '2,
uly, 1890. Succeeded by the Intei-naWmal Journal or
Ithica, published by S. B. Weston.

Ethical Addr*-H9<», monWiiy , except July aud Auguut. l8t
t»r., 18W-6lh ser., 1898. 7;>c. per vol., cl. ; ea. no., fie.

I«t ser., 1894: What do we stand for, by Folix Adler. —
iX\ ethical view of life, by W. M. Salter. — What diH's It
lean to be religious, and what is religion, by W. L. Sheldon.
-The religion of ethical culture, by M. M. Man^asarlau.—
'he modem saint, by Felix Adler. — Morality, \\ hat does it
lean? by W. M. Salu-r. — True Liberalism, by W. L. tihel-
on. — Teaching and teachers, by M. M. Mangasarian. —
'rayer and worship, by Felix Adler. — The highest rule of
fe, by W. M. Salu-r.

2d ser., 189.'> : What we mean by duty, by W. L. Sheldon. —
tur best^tting sins, by M. M. Mungasarlan. — "Ethical agnos-
cirtm,'* by W. M. S:ilter. — ('onsolatiuUM, by Felix Adler. —
V^onihlp in the spirit, by W. L. Sheldon.— The freedom of
thical rellowship, by Felix Adler. —The next step in (^hris-
lanity, by W. M. Salter. —•• Ethics or religion? " by W. M.
alter. — The four types of suffering, by Felix Adler. —
>ctaviu8 B. Frothingham memorial exercises, by E. C. Bted-
lan, O. U. Putnam, G. O. Barrett and Felix Adler.

3d Her., 1806 : The Monroe doctrine and the war spirit in the
'nited States, by Felix Adler. — The Venezuelan question, by
W. M. Salter. — The new woman, by W. L. Sheldon.— r>ad
irealth and bow it is sometimes got, by W. M. Salter. —
iddresscf May loth, 1876, by Felix Adler. — Twentieth An-
iversary of the Society for Ethical Culture of New Yorli, ad-
reuses by Alfred U. \\ olCf, W. M. Salter, M. M. Mangasarlan,
nd Felix Adler. — Armenia's impending doom, by M. M.
fangasarlan. — The international ethical congrens, by Felix
idler. — Woman's Intlucuce in public affairs, by Mrs. Lydia
kvery Coouley and Mrs. Mar\' J. Wllmarth. — Good and bad
Ide of novel reading, by W. L. Sheldon.

4th ser., 1897: The cause of ethics, by W. M. Salter.—
)ur faith and our duty, by S. Burns Weston.— How far does
be ethical society take the place of a church? by Felix Adler.

- What to believe: An etnieal creed, by W. L.Sheldon.—'
foral and spiritual education of .children, by W. Sanford
Ivans. — The progress of the ethical movement, by F. W.
'oerster. — The justice of the single tax, by W. M. Salter. —
'he modem attitude tuward religion, by Prof. Morris .Jastrow.

- Why progress is so slow : Edward Bellamy again, by W. L.
heldon. — Does justice triumph in the end? a study of
hakespeare's " Lear," by W. L. Sheldon.

5th ser., 1898 (in progress) : The Ethical Culture Society as
tie meeting ground of Gentilex and Jews, by Felix Adler. —
Vliat is of permanent value 1^ the Bible (the Old Testament) ?
y W. M. Salter. — What is of permanent value in the IMble
the New Testament) ? by W. M. Salter. — The punishment of
bildren, by Felix Adler. — The same, concluded. — Ethics of
tie war with Spain, by S. B. Weston.

rican Ethnological Society. Organize<l 1H44.
(Anthony Woodward, Ph.D., libn. ; Prof. Alb.
S. Bickinore, cor. sec.) Library at the Ameri-
can Mnsfum of Natural History^ 77th St. and

8th Ave., New York City.

Transactions. 2 v. 1845, 48. 8". pap. o. p. BurtUtl cr-
Vel/ord.

— V. 3:1. 1853. 202 p.

Observations on the aboriginal monuments of the Mississippi
'alley, by E. G. Squior. 79 p. 9fl. folded map. (From ▼. 2
f the Transactions.)

•rican Folk-Lore Society. Organized 1888. ( W: W.
Newell, sec, 175 Brattle St., rumbridgo, Mas.««.)

Journal of Atrnrirfiri Folk-Lore (quarterly), v. 1, IS'jS —
. 11, 1898. 11 V. S". ea., $r.. floughtov, M. X' Co.

Memoirs of the .Vraorican Folk-lore Society. 18i»4-97. 5 v.
". Houyhtort, Jf. A Co.

Oont. : 1. Folk cales of Angola, ed. by H. Clmtelain. $3 net.

2. rx)uiBiana folk-tales, ed. by A. Fortier. ^'1 net.

3. Bahama songs and stories, ed. by C: L.Edwards. ;^3.:iU net.

4. Current supcrMtitions, collected by Fanny D. Bergen.
S9«. $3.50 net.

5. Navajo legends, collected and translated by Washington
fatthews. 3 col. plates, map, 45 ils., and melodies. 1897.
6 net.

C. Traditions of the ThompSDU river Indian-*, collected by
ames Teit. 1H9'*. $3.50 net.

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American Korestry]

PUBUCATIOA'S OF SOCIETIES

[American Historical

American Forestry Association. Organized 1882.

(Geo. P. Whittlesey, rec. sec, Atlantic Bldg.)

WoAhingtony D. C.

Bulletin, noa. 1-3. May, '84-«TaD.. '85.
The ForenUr. Monthfy, begiDnlDg Jan., 18V8, with v. 4.
8<*. $1 per annum.
ProceediDga. v. 1-12. 1881-1897. 8o. v. 1-0. o. p.

American Geographical Society. Organized 1852.

Previous to 1871 called American Geographical

and Statistical Society. (Geo. C. Hurlbut, libn.)

11 W. 29th SU, New York City,

BulMtn. vols. 1,2. 1852,1856. 9fi. o. p.
Bulletin. 5 times a year, forming the
Journal, v. 1, 1859— v. 80, 1898. ea., $4, cl. 80.
Proceedings. 2 v. 1862, 64. 8". 2 maps.

American Gynaecological Society. Organized 187C.
(Dr. J. Riddle Goffe, sec, 22 E. S5tb St., New
York City.)

Transactiuos; V. 1-23; with index. 1876-97. 23 v. 9>. ea.,
linen, $5. H'. J. Doman, Phil.

Hole. Full sets in all the urincipal medical libraries,
especially Academy of Medicine, New York.

American Health Convention [of Grahamites].
Report of proceedings. 2, 1839. 8*'.

American Historical Association. Organized 1884;
incorporated 1889. (A. Howard Clark, assist-
ant sec. and curator, Smithsonian Institution.)
Washington^ D. C.
Papem. O. v. 1, 188&~v. 5, 1891. cl., $5 per v. net. Ihit-
nam.

Oont. : V. 1, no. 1 : Report of the organization and proceed-
ings of the Assoc, Saratoga, Sept. 9-10, 1884, by H. B.
Adams. 60c. — 2. Address on studies in general history and
the history of civilization, by A. D. White. 60c. — 3. History
of the management of federal land grants for education in the
Northwest Territory, by G: W. Knight. $1.-4. Louisiana
purchase and its influence upon the American system, by
O. F. Robertson. 50c. — 5. History of the appointing power
of the President, by L. M. Salmon. $1. — 6. Report of pro.
ceedings, Saratoga, Sept. 8-10, 1885, by H. B. Adams. 50c.

V. 2, no. 1 : Report of proceedings, Washington, April, 1886,
by H. B. Adams, f 1. — 2. History of the doctrine of comets,
by A. D. White. 25c. — 3. Willem Usseliuz, founder of the
Dutch and Spanish West India Companies, by J: F. Jameson.
$1. — 4. Church and state in the U. S., by P. SchaflT. $1.

V. 3. no. 1 : Report of proceedings, Boston and Cambridge,
May 21-24, 1887. by H. B. Adams. $1.50.-2. Report of
proceedings, Washington, Dec. 26-28, 1888, by H. B. Adams.
|l.50.

T. 4, no. 1 : Ueiiort of the proceedings, Washington, Dec,
1889. pap., $1.-2. Origin of the national scientific and
educational inktitutions of the United States, by O. Brown
Uoode. $1. — 3. Mutual obligations of the ethnologist and
historian, by Otis T. Mason, and other papers. — 4. Materials
for the history of the government of the Sonthem Confederacy,
by J: O. Sumner, and other papers. 1890. $1.

V. A, nos. 1,2: Report of tne proceedings, Washington. Jan.
and Apr., 1891, by U. B. Adams, and other papers. $2. —
3. Fate of Dietrich Flade, by G: L. Burr, and other papers.
1891. $1. — 4. Slavery in New York : the status of the slave
under the English colonial government, by B: V. Morgan,
and other papers. 1891. fl.

Annual reports rincluding Papers). 1889-97. 10 v. 1800-
98. 8». Special ea., 1889-93, printed for the assoc. on large
paper. (4 ; pap., $3.

Note. Issued as government publications since the incor-
poration of the society. For contents, tee in American cata-
logue, Appendix U. S. Government Publications, Smithionian
Institution.

Bibllographv of American historical societies, by A. P.
C. Grififn. 1896. 8^. pap. Reprinted from Annual report
for 1895.

Second annual report of the Historical Manuscript Commis-
sion, Dec 30, 1897, by J. F. Jameson and others. 283 p. 8<*.
pap., $2. (From the annual report for 1897.)

Note. A number of papers and addresses have ' been
reprinted separately. See Griffin's Bibliography of American
historical societies named above.

Note. Since Dec. 31, 1896, the American Society of (/'hnrch
History has formed the *' Church History Section of the
American Ilistorical Association, ** and its publioations mav be
obtained from Mr. Clark, as above. For list of these publica-
tions, 9ee American Society of Church History.

'4

American Historical]

PUBLICATIONS OF SOCIETIES

[American Institute

American Historical Society. Organized 1835. Wash-
ington ^ D,C.

TniD0action§. v. 1. 1839. 80.

Discourse, Jan. 30, 1836, by Lewis Cass. 1830. 58 p. 8".
Discourse at second annual meeting, Jan. 20, 1837, by
Levi Woodbury. 1837. 67 p. 8».

Aflaerican Home Missionary Society.

Noio Congregational Home Missionary Society, which tee.

American Homoeopathic Ophthalmological and Otolog-
ical Society. Organized (?).
Transactions. 1,1878. 3-0, 187»-86. 9>. 1878-85.

American Horticultural Society. Organized (?).
IndianapolxSy Ind.

Tran«actions. Ud. by W. H. Ragan. v. 1-6. 8". Indian.
apoMs. Ind., (?)-1888. W>.

Note. Previous to 1855 the society was called the Missis-
sippi Valley Horticultural Society.

American Humane Association. Organized 1877. (Fs.
H. Rowley, sec, 163 Winter St., Fall River,
Mass.)
Proceedings, 1877-1808.

Report of the Association on vivisection in America, by A.
Leffingwell.

Report of the Association on vivisection in schools, by A.
Leffingwell.

Suggestions for legislative enactment in the states and terri-
tories relative to the prevention of cruelty to animals and
children.
Unwanted children, by Hon. Ja. M. Brown.
The extermination of birds, by Caroline Spencer, 1887.

American Humane Education Society. Organized and
incorporated 1889. (Joseph L. Stevens, sec.)
19 Milk St„ Boston, Mass.

Black Beauty. By Anna Bewail. 1800. W. cl., 25c.
pap., 10c.

Note. Also in German, Oreek, Hpanish, Swedish, Dutch,
French, Italian, Telugu, Norwegian, and Hindustanee.

Our gold mine at Hollyhurst. By Mary M. Bray. 1803.
12*. cl., 25c. pap.. lOo.

The strike at Shane's. By James M. Shelton. 1803. 12*.
cl., 25c. pap., lOo.

Beautiful Joe. By Marshal] Saunders. 1803. cl. 12<*.. 72c.
10^., 30c. Am. BapHit Pub. Soc.

Four months in New Hampshire. By Ellen A. Barrows.
1804. 12<*. cl., 25c. pap., 10c.

The best way of settling difficulties between capital and labor.
By Wm. Walker. 1805. 12». pap., 5c.

The humane horse book. By Geo. T. Angell. 1805. IV.
pap., 5c.

Angell prize contest recitations, ed. by Emma Rood Tuttle.
1806. 120. pap., lec. ITudton Tuttle.

Autobiographical sketches and recollections, by Qeo. T.
Angell. 1807. 9fi, cl., 25c. pap., lOo.

rot pity*8 sake, by Sarah Nelson Carter. 1807, 1808. 12o.
cl., 80c. De Wolfe, FUke dk Co. pap., 10c.

Some of New York's '* 400.'* By OeUvia Olouston. 1808.
12". pap., 10c.

Note. Also numerous leaflets, pamphlets, etc.

American Hygienic and Hydropathic Association of
Physicians and Surgeons. Organized (?).

Constitution and proceedings of Ist and 2d anu. meetings.
120. jvvy, York. 1851.

American Institute. Organized 1828. New Vork City.

Address, by Gen. Tallmadge. Aug., 1831. 8 p. 9>.
Address at 4th ann. fair, by B. Everett. 1831. 50 p. 8o.
Journal, v. 1 : 1, 3, 4, 7, 8. 1850-51. 8^
Transactions. 8u. 1850-57. 18(10-5.
Annual reports. 2d, 1843. 8d, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th.
Annual report to the N. Y. State Agricultural Society.
1846. 8».

American Institute of Architects. Organized 1857.
(Glenn Brown, sec, Octagon House, Washing-
ton, D.C.)

Proceedinn. Annual. 1867-08. 31 v. 4P.

Fireproof floors, by R. G. Hatfield. 1867. 8 p.

Remarks on fireproof construction, by P. B. Wight. 1868.

%

*be architectural and other art societies of Europe, by A.
J. Bloor. 1868. 02 p. 4*.

'5

American Institute J

PUBIJCATIONS OF SOC/ETIES

[American Iron

American Institute of Architects, continued,

Techuicttl proportion, by D. T. Atwood. 1869. 12 p. 4".
Fireproof floors compared, by G^. H. I'oBt. 1871. 3 p. 4^.
Index to v. 1-10. 1h«4. 40.

Memorial to A loxnndor Lyman Ilolloy. 18^4. ^'1. 4,*>.
Memorial to Richard MorriH Hunt, by Henry Van ISrunt,
1896. 4'>.

American Institute of Civics. Organized, 1885. (li.
R. Waite, pres., II. II. Adams, treas.) 177
Broadway^ X. V.

Amtrlcan journal of politic*.

Amtfrican magmlfn'o/ clciC9. 9 v. 2<5c. per no. ca., 120p.

History, objects etc. of the institute, pap., 2oc.

National Constitution : Socialism : Moral culture in public
schools, pap., 2()c.

Standards in citizenship; Hovereignty of manhood; Civics
in public schools, pap., lUc.

Citizenship ; Science of civics, pap., 10c.

Amirrican town government; Municipal government; Rights
of minorities; Political ideals; ()ur standing array, pap., 20c.

Congressional reform, and education of politicians; Some
principles in economics and politics, pap., 20c.

ClaMsicul political economy vs. Christian economics, pap.,
6c.

American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Orj^anizi'd
1884. (Ralph \V. Pope, sec, 26 Cortlandt St.,
New York.)

Transactions. 1884-98. v. 1-16. 16 v. 8". pap., )^5. cl.,
$6.76. hf. mor., $6.50.

Proceedings of international electrical congress, Chicago,
1893. 1893. 1 v. 8*. pap. or cl., $:'. hf. mor., $4.

American Institute of Iloniceopathy. Organized 1844.
(Eug. H. Porter, gen. sec, 181 West 73(1 St.)
New Vork Ciiy.
Transactions. 1844-97. 8^. ea., $5.

American Institute of Instruction. Organized 1830.

(Alvin F. Pease, treas., Maiden, Mass.) Boston,

Mats.

Proceedings. 1830-39, 8'>; 1840-98, r2«. except 1873. 74, 93.
cl., $1. (Some volumes are at a premium.)

American Institute of Mining Engineers. Organized
1871. (R. W. Raymond, sec, 13 Burling Slip,
New York City.)

Transactions, v. 1-27. 1872-9S. 27 v. 8". v. 1-4, ea.,
pap., $3; hf. mor., $4. v. 5-8, ea., pap., $4; hf. mor., $6.
V. 11-27, ea., pap., %h\ hf. mor., $6. v. 9 and 10, ea., pap., $10;
hf. mor., $11.

Index to Transactions. 3 v. cl. b'». v. l-ir>, $1. v. 16-20;
21-26, ea., $1.25.

Oenesis of ore deposits, by F. Posepny; tr. by R. W.
Ra>'mond, 1894. 8*'. cl., $2.60.

American Instructors of the Deaf and Dumb. (J. R.
Dobbins, sec, Miss. Inst, for the Deaf, Jackson,
Miss.)
Proceedings of the 11th convention, 1887. O.

American Iron and Steel Association. Organized 1855
as American Iron Association : name changed
18(>4. (Ja. M. Swank, sec. and gen. manager.)
261 S. 4th St., Philadelphia, Pa.

Bulletin of the American Iron Aitwciation .

Iron manufacturers' guide to the iron works and iron ore
mines of the United States, by J. P. Lesley. 1859.

Bulletin. (Weekly publication began In 1866: now pub-
lished twice a month.) 4^. $4 per year.

Annual statistical report, containing statistics of the Ameri-
can and foreign iron trades. 8". ea., pap., $3.

Statistical abstract; a collection of statistics to the close of
1887 relating to the iron and steel industries of the U. S. and
Oreat Britain. O. pap., $1.

History of the manufacture of iron in all ages; and particu-
larly in the United States from colonial times to lh9l, by J.
M. Swank. 2d ed., rev. 1892. 8*". $6.

Notes and comments on industrial, economic, political, and
•^ historical subjects, by J. M. Swank. 1897. 228 p. cl., $2.

Dliectory to the iron and steel works of the united States.
14th ed. 1898. 8». cl., $7. (Published blenDially.)

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American Jewish]

PVBUCATiON^ OF SOCIETIES

[American Medical

American Jewish Historical Association. Organized

1892. (Dr. Herbert Friedenwald, cor. sec, 94S

K St., N. W., Washington, D. C.)
Publications, no. 1, 1898-oo. 6, 1S08. 8*.
American Larjngological Association. Organized 1878.

(Dr. H. L. Swahn, sec, 232 York St., New

Haven, Conn.)

Tmuacttons and papers. Annnal. 1879-1898. 20 v. 8^.
el. ea., $2.50. AppMon.

Jfote. AMOciaUon meeta once In 8 years in Washington ; in
other years as may be determined by the council.

American Library Association. Organized 1876; in-
corporated 1879. (Wm. C. Lane, sec. and treas..
Publishing Section, Harvard Univ. Lib., Cam-
bridge, Mass.)

Papers and Proceedinn. 4th-20th annual meetings. 1881-
97. Bm. 40. ea., $2. (Those of date prior to 1887, o. d. Pro-
ceedings of all meedngs Arom the first in 1876 to be found in
Library Journal, 1876-97.)

Catalog of the " A. L. A.** library. 1893. 692 p. 99. cl.
free. 27. 8, Bureau of Education,

Papers prepared for the World's library congress. Melvil
Dewey, ed. 1896. 323 p. 9P. pap. free. 27. S. Bureau of
Education.

iMued by the Publishing Section :

Reading for the young, by J. F. Sargent. 1890. 121 p. 9fi.
cl. o. p. Library Bureau.

Supplement by M. E. and A. L. Sargent. 1896. 104 p. V*.
cl.^1. pap., 7&c. Library Bureau.

The same combining original and supplement. 1890-96.
225 p. 8». cl., $1.50. Library Bureau.

CTatalog of Ustorical fiction for young readers, by J. F. Sar-
gent, from the above. 1890. 86 p. 32^. pap., lOo. o. p.

A. L. A. index to general literature, by W. I. Fletcher. 1893.
329 p. 4^. cl., $5. half mor., $6.50. o. p. New ed. in
preparation. Houghton ^ M. A Co.

Paper and ink, by R. T. Swan. 1895. 20 p. 32o. pap.,
lOe. Library Bureau.

Handbook of the Publishing Section. 1895. 12 p. 32o.
pap., free. Library Bureau.

List of books for girls and women, and their clubs, by
Augusta H. Leypoldt and Geo. lies. 1895. 161 p. 8*. cl., $1.
pap., 60c. Library Bureau.

Same in 6 parts. 32^. pap., ea., lOo. Library Bureau.

List of subject headings for use in dictionary catalogs, by
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American Mathematical Society. Organized 1888 as
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Bulletin of the New York MathemaUcal Society. 1891-4.
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Bulletin. 1894-8. 4 v. 80. ea., f 6. Macmillan.

Mathematical papers of the Chicago Congress. 1896. V*.
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American Medical Association. Organized 1847. (W:
B. Atkinson, permanent sec, 1400 Pine St., Phil-
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Journal (weekly since 1883) ; ed. by Dr. J. B. Hamilton, 6t
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American Medical College Association. Organized ( ?) .

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T. D. Crothers. 18M-98. (1 per year.
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American Medico-Psjchological Association. Organ-
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tendents of American Institutions for the Insane.
Name changed in 1891. (C. B. Burr, M.J).,
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American Journal of Insanity. 1894-

Proceedings at annual meetings: 1853, 1872, 1876, 1878, 1885,
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On hospltols for the Insane. 98 p. 8^. 1866(?)

Hl8tory of the association from 1844 to 1874 inclusive, by
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Memoir of Thomas 8. KIrkbrlde. 38 p. 9fi. R, Cowan <fr
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A manual of autopsies, by I. W. Blackburn, M. D. 84 p.
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American Metrological Association. Organized 1873.
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Proceedings, v. 1-4. 1873-88. 8". ' ( mor., $5.
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American Microscopical Society. Organized 1878.
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American Missionary Association. Organized 184G.
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History of the Association. 1891.

American Museum of Natural History. Organized 18G9.
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American National Association of the Red Cross.

The red cross of the Geneva convention: what It is, its
origin and history. 12". Dannville, N. Y. 1881.

American Negro Aca<lemy. Organized 1897. (J. \V.
Cromwell, cor. sec, 1439 Pierce Place, Wash-
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Occasional Papers. I. Review of Hofifman's Ilace Traits
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2. Conservation of races, by W. K. B. DuBols. 1897. 8<».
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'A. < 'Ivllizntiou the primeval need of the race : and the attitude
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American New Church Tract and Publication Society,

2129 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa,

PnblUhes Swedenborg^an publications; for catalogoe aee
Publiahers' Trade lAat Annual.

American Numismatic and Archaeological Society.
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Academy of Medicine Building, 17 W, 43d St.,
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Am. Journal of NumivnaticM. v. 1-4. 1866-70. 4 v. 4'».

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Constitution and By-Laws, adopted April 6, 1858. 32o. and
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Proceedings and papers, aoth-40th annual meetings. 1878-
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History of the Society, by W: R. Weeks. (Reprint from
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The Cesnola collection, and the De Morgan collection, by O.
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On some coins of the Castellani collection, by O. L. Feuar-
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Use and nature of Roman medallions, by H. A. Qruober
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The bronze crabs of the obelisk, by O. L. Feuardent. 1881 .
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Catalogue of the numismatic books In the library of the
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Catalogue of a medallic portrait gallery, by C: H. Wright.
1891. 7 p. 4".

Catalogue Columbian Exhibition of coins and medals.
1898. 8 p. 40.

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E&erican Ophtbalmological Society. Organized 1864.
(Dr. S. B. St. John, sec. and treas., 68 Pratt
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Transactions. (One no. yearly.) 1865-97. 7 v. 8'>.
Note. Eacti vol. contains from three to four nos.

=» ^rican Oriental Society. Organized 1842. (Prof.
Washburn Hopkins, sec, 235 Bishop St., New
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Journal. ▼. 1, 1843— v. 19, 1898. 19 v. large 12«. v. 1 :1, 50c.
^^. 3-5, ea., (2.50. v. 6-9, 11, 14-16, 18, 19, ea., $5. v. 10, 13,
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Avery's Sanscrit verb-inflection (from v. 10), 75c.

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^ ^erican Ornithologists* Union. Organized 1883.
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ter, Pubr., 33 Pine St., New York City.)

The Auk. V. 1, 1884— V. 15, 1898.

Code of nomenclature and check-list of N. Am. birds.
^ 886. cl. 8^. $3.
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Code of nomenclature adopted by the Am. Omlth. Un.
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"^^^rican Orthopedic Association. Organized 1887.

(Dr. J: Ridlon,8ec., 103 State St., Chicago, HI.)

Transactions. Annual, v. 1, 1883~v. 11, 1898. 9fi. J^.

Note. For sale by W: J. Dornon, 100 N. 7th St., Philadel.
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^ttierican Otological Society. Organized 1808. (Dr.

Fred. L. Jack, sec. and treas., 215 Beacon St.,

Boston, Mass.)

Transactions, v. 1 : 1— v. *^ : 1, ea. no., $1.25. 8**.

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Military drill in schools, by W. B. Darby. 180S. 12<>. pap.

War system, by H. Thomas. New ed. 1892. 12*. pap.

Coming reform, by M. R. Blake. New ed. 1893. 10". pap.

Chicago Peace Congress report; ed. by B: F. Trueblood.
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Social and moral aspects of war, by P. 8. Mozom. 1893.
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Mankind one body, by 0:D. Boardman. 1893. 12*. pap.

Kamak and Carthalge, by D: D. Field. 1893. ITfi. pap.

White City by the Inland Bea: poems, by H. Bntterworth.

1893. IV. pap.

William Penn's holy experiment, by B: F. Tmeblood. 1894.
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International arbitration: Its present prospects, by B: F.
Trueblood. 1894. 12*. pap.

Nation's responsibility for peace, by B: F. Trueblood.

1894. IV. pap.

War unnecessary and unchristian, by A. Jones. 1895. 12*.
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Old Testament on war, by G: GlUett. 1895. 12*. pap.
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1895. 12*. pap.

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Hard times : poems, by I. W. Benham. 1895. leaflet.

BatUe, by R. B. Howard. 1895. leaflet.

Boy's brisade, by B: F. Trueblood. 1895. pap.

Success of arbitration (list of instances). 1895. pap.

Perpetual peace. Trans, fr. Im. Kant, by B: F. Trueblood.
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A permanent Anglo-American tribunal, by Merrill B. Gates.

1896. 12*. pap.

Penn's essay toward the present and future peace of
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True historic relations of Bngland and America, by Edwin
P. Mead. 1896. pap. 12*.

Also leaflets.

J/ote. The Society formerly published a number of books,
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American Pediatric Society. Organized 1888. (S. S.
Adams, M.D., sec, 1 Dupont circle, Washing-
ton, D. C.)

Transactions. Annual. 1889-98. 12 v. 8*. Not sold, but
distributed free to libraries of medldil colleges, hospitals and
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American Pbarmaceatical Association. Organized

1851 ; incorporated 1888. (C: Caspari, jr., gen.

sec, 109 Aisquith St., Baltimore, Md.)

Proceedings at the annual meetings, v. 1, 1851— v. 46, 1898.
National formulary. 1888. Kev. ed., 1896.

American Philological Association. Organized 1809.

(Herbert Weir Smyth, sec, Bryn Mawr, Pa.)

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American Philosophical Society, held at Philadelphia,
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1743. (The Secretaries.) 104 South Fifth St.,
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MinntM and proceedings. Digest. 1744-1838. 1 v. 8*.
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Proceedings. (Pub. 3 times a year.) 1838-1898. 27 ▼. 8^.
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— V. 1. 2d ed., 1789. v. 6. 2d ed., 1809.

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American Physiological Society. Organized (?).

Annual reports. 1-3. 1837-9. 12*. Boeton, 1837-9.

Constitution. 12**. Boston. 1837.

Constitution and list of members. 16". Baltimore. 1887.

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64. The tariff : speech of Hon. Thomas B. R«ed of Maine,
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65. Bhall the Republic do lu own work : speech of Senator
John P. Jones of Nevada.

66. The shepherd and his sheep: speech of Hon. T. C.
Power.

67. New England against free wool: speech of Hon. Nel-
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68. The tariff : speech of Hon. Marriott Brosins.

69. The Gorman tariff: speech of Hon. Wm. McKlnley at
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70. Plain talk with President Cleveland, by a working-man.

71. The smokeless chimney top.

72. Wages in the United States, by B. Levasseur.

78. Protection to American indastrles: speech of Hon. C.
H. Qrosvenor.

American Psychological Association. Organized 1892.

(Livingston Farrand, sec, Columbia Univ., New

York City.)

Proceedings. 1894-97. 4 v. 8". pap. Macmillan.

American Public Health Association. Organized 1872.
(Dr. C. O. Probst, sec, Columbus, O.)
Papers and reports, v. 1-22, 1875-1898.

American Publishing Society of Hebrew. Chicago^

ni.

See University of Chicago : American Institute of Sacred
Literature.

American Railway Association. Organized 188G. (W.
F. Allen, sec, 24 Park PI., New York City.)

Proceedings of semi-annual meetings, pap. 8". ea., $1.

Standard code of the association : Train rules, block signal
rules, rules for interlocking plants, by W. F. Allen. 10th od.
1897. 220 p. 120. cl., $1.

American Railway Master Mechanics' Association.
Organized 1868. (John W. Cloud, sec, 774
Rookery Bldg., Chicago, 111.)
Annual report. 12<*. cl., $1.50.
American Silk Society. Organized (?).

Journal, v. 1-2 : 2. 1839-40. 8^. Baltimore.

American Social Science Association. Organized 1865.
(Rev. F. S. Root, gen. sec, 84 Irving PI., New
York City.)

Journal of Social Science^ containing the transactions of
the association, nos. 1-35. Boston, Damreilt and New York,
Putnam. 1898. 8<». ea., pap., $1.

Circular of Information, by S. Bliot and F. 6. Sanborn.
1865.

Transactions (abridged). Part 1, 1865-6; part 2, 1866-7.

Occasional papers, no. 1, May, 1868; no. 2, Sept., 1868.

Recent phases of thought In political economy. 1868.

Handbook of Immigration. 1871. 117 p. 12^. Houghton, Al.

Free public libraries. 1871. 59 p. 12o.

Collections of casts, subjects selected for the girls' high
school and normal school, Boston ; the mode and cost of pro-
curing them. 1871(?).

American Society for Psychical Research. Organized
1884. See Society for Psychical Research, Amer-
ican Branch.

American Society for the Extension of University

Teaching. Organized 1890. (John Nolen, sec.)

Ill S. 15th St., Philadelphia, Pa.

The Citizen (monthly) ; ed. by S. Azson. 8'*. subs., $1 per
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Uhirertitu Extension. 1891-97.
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V. 1, of University Extension, July, 1891-June, 1892. 1892.
8". cl., 25c.

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American See. for Ext. of Univ. Teaching, continued,

2. Proceedings of the first National Conference; cd. by G:
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3. Address before the American Society, by R. G. Monlton.
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5. University extension movement in England (1885), by
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6. University extension: its definition, history, system of
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7. What should be the position of university extension? by
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8. University extension as seen by a lecturer, by C. H.
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9. Report uf Uie movement in England. 10c.

10. University extension as viewM by prominent American
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11. Development of the university extension idea, by M. B.
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12. University extension lecturer, by B. J. James. 15c.

13. Function and organization of a local centre, by M. E.
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14. Y. M. C. A. and university extension, by W. C. Douglas.
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15.
10c.

16.
10c.

17. Place of university extension in American education, by
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18. Place of university extension, bv S. N. Patten. 10c.

19. First annual report of the American Society. 15c.

20. Ideal syllabus, by H: W. Rolfe. 10c.

21. Some general considerations on university extension, by
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22. Oxford reformers : Colet, Erasmus, and More, by W.
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23. Greek life and thought: outlines of lectures in Sum*
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24. Statement of the Board of Directors, 1894. 10c.
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6. Story of Faust, by R' G. Moulton. 10c.

7. Shakespeare's Tempest with companion studies, by R:
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9. Stories as a mode of thinking, by R: G. Moulton. 10c.

11. Electricity, by H: Crew. 10c.

12. Four stuaiesin Shakespeare, by R: G. Moulton. 10c.

15. Animal life: considered as a part of universal energy,
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16. Modem essayists, by F. B. Schelling. 10c.

20. Algebra, by G: E.Fisher. 15c.

21. Botany; structural, by J. T. Rothrock. 10c.

22. Geology and paleeontology, by E. D. Cope. pt. 1. il. 20c.
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3. English literature — Chaucer to Tennyson, by R. E.
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4. Epochs in American history, 1620-1802, by F. N.
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5. Europe finds America, by F. N. Thorpe. 10c.

6. Civil development of the United States, by F. N. Thorpe.
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Mathematics as applied to mechanics, by £. S. Crawley.

7.
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8.
10c.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

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10c.

Earlier plays of Shakespeare, by J. O. Murray.
English literature, by A. H. Smyth. 10c.
Political economy, by R. E. Thompson. 10c.
Modern novelists, by F.B. Schelling. 10c.
Central Europe in the nineteenth century, by B: P.
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15. Modern industrial history , by E. P. Cheyney. 10c.

16. Poets of America, by W. Boughton. 10c.

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27. American hiatory — administration of government, by
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80. Modem view of energy, by G: F. Barker. 10c.

31. English poets of the revolution age, by W. C. Robin-
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32. Bird's-eye view of European history, from the battle of
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33. Literature of the Queen Anne period, by C. T. Win-
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36. Plant forms and plant functions; with an outline course
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38.
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Shakespeare : the man and his mind, by W. C. Robin-
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Revolutions in commerce, by H. D. Macklnder. 10c.
Socialism: past, present, and future; with an outline
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41. Change In political economy; with an outline course of
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42. Literary study of the Bible, by R: G. Monllon. 10c.
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2. Astronomy, by O. A. Young. 20c.

3. Making of a federal republic, by W. C. Webster. 10c.

4. English history as illustrated by Shakespeare's plays, by
B. E. Warner. 10c.

6. Development of the United States, by B.D.Warfleld. 10c.
American authors, by J. H. Penniman. 10c.
Florentine history, by W. H. Shaw. 20c.
Art of music, bv H. A. Clarke. 10c.
Prose writers of the nineteenth century, by H. W. Rolfe.

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Age of Elizabeth, by W. H. Shaw. 10c.

Causes of national prosperity, by E: T. Devine. 10c.

Development of American nationality, by J. L. Stewart.

History of American literature, by R. E. Thompson .

Hlstorv of Venice, by W. H. Shaw. 25c.
English social reformers, by W. H. Shaw. 10c.
Birth of American institutions, by E. E. Sparks.
American political history, by L. P. Powell. 15c.
United States history, by C. F. A. Currier. 10c.
O. 1893-94. nos. 1-15.

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7.
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8. Some formative influences in the history of the Ameri
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9. English novelists, by J. H. Penniman. 15c.

10. Literary study of Homer, by W: C. Lawton. 10c.
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V. 4. 1892. Final report of investigations among the Indians
of the 8. W. United States. Part 2, by A. F. Bandeller. 8o.
bds. 591 p. il.

V. 5. 1890. Contributions to the history of the S. W.
United SUtes, by A. F. Bandolier, bds. 206 p.

Bulletin. 1. 1883. 40 p. 8o. o. p.

Report on the Wolfe expedition to Babylonia, by Wm.
Hayes Ward, 1884-5. 1886. 33 p. 8o.

Index to publications, 1879-89, by Wm. S. Merrill. 1891.
bds. 89 p.

B. PuDltcatlons of the American school of classical studies
at Athens.

Annual reports of the Managing (Committee. 1, 1881 — 15,
1806. 1st, 2d, and 3d reports reprinted. 1886. 80 p. 8**.

Papers, v. 1, 1882 — v. 6, 1897. 1885-97. 6 v. 8*. maps
andil.

Bulletins. 1, 2, and 4, 1882-94. 1883-95. 80.

— 3, 1892. 4».

Preliminary report on an archaeological Journey in Asia
Minor, by J. R. B. Sterrett. 1885. 45 p.

Note. The Institute has also made separate publication of
articles from the American Journal of Archceology.

Arizona Historical Society. Organized 1864. Prescoti,
Ariz.
Chsrter, constitntion and by-laws : 1864. 16 p. 12<*.

Arkansas, Historical Society of the State of. Organ-
ized (?). Little Roek, Ark.

Proceedings of the legislature and Historical society, and the
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of the name Arkansas. 1881. 16 p. 9f>.

Arkansas Medical Society. Organized 1875. (Dr. F.

Vinsonhaler, sec. and ed.) Little Rock, Ark,

Journal {monih\y). July, 1890 -f . 8». pap., $1 per year.
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veyors. Organized (?). (C. L. Thompson,
sec.) Little Rodt, Ark.

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JfoU. Society dead.

Arkansas State Bar Association. Organized 1882.

(DeE. Bradshaw, sec, 203 Spring St.) Little

Roek, Ark.

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lleporta.

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Miscellaneous Bulletins, nos. 1-3.
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Association of American Geologists and Naturalists.
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Reports of first, second and third meetings. 1840-42. 1843.
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Address at meeting in 1844, by Henry D. Rogers. With an
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87 p.

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Bulletin, no. 1. 1892. 40 u. 8». Issued by Perry II.
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History of its organization, etc. 1877. 26 p. Detroit.

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(Dr. I. Minis Hayes, recorder, 260 S. 2l8t St.,

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Donian.
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History of the organization and the proceedings of the Ist
convention of the College Association or Pennsylvania; Frank-
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Proceedings, 2d annual convention of College Association of
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Middle States and Maryland. 1888. Olohe Itinting Houfte.

Proceedings, College Association of the Middle States and
Maryland. 1st, 1889-4 tb, 1892. 4 v.

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(J. C. Trautwine, Jr., sec.) 257 So. 4th St.,

Phiicuielphiaj Pa.

Comprising Boston Society of Civil Engineers, Civil Engi-
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Association of Medical Officers of American Institu-
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Organized 1876. (Dr. A. C. Rogers, sec, Box
A, Faribault, Minn.) .

Journal of P9ycK(>-J§thenic9 iquAtXerly). v. 1-2. 1896-98.
2 V. 9>. pap., $1.50 and $1.

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ea., $2.25.

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Institutions for the Insane. Organized 1844.

2fbte. Name changed in 1891 to American Medico- Psycho
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Association of Military Surgeons of the United States.
See United States.

Association of Official Agricultural Chemists in the
United States. Organized 1884. (H. W. Wiley,
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D. C.)

Proceedings of annual meetings. 1-14. 1884-97. 1884-98.
16 V. 80. 5 to 15c.

Methods of analysis adopted by the association. 1895. 84 p.
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Changes and additions to ** Methods," etc. 1896-7.

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Ajsociation of Railway Superintendents of Bridges and
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Proceedings. lst-7th.

Association of the Bar of the City of New York. See
New York.

Astronomical Society of the Pacific. Organized 1889.

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San Francisco, Cat.
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Rouen, sec, 708 Union St.) New Orleans, La.

Comptee-rendus (^bi-monih\y) . July, 1876-May, 1898. Iv.
4<';6v. 9^. $1.50 per ann.

Authors Club. Organized 1882. (Rossiter Johnson,

sec, 72 Fifth Ave.) Music Hall, 7th Ave. and

56th St., New Fork City.

Manual. Annual. [250 cop. J

Liber Scriptorum : first book of the Authors Club. '93. Q.
leath., $100. [250 cop.]

Backus Historical Society. Organized (?). Newton,
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History of New England with particular reference to the
denomination of Christians called Baptists, by Isaac Backus.
8d ed.. with notes by David Weston. 1871. 2 v. 9>.

Karly Baptists defended, a review of Henry M. Dezter*s
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" " Paper read by Henry M. King Dec. 8, 1879. 1880. 49 p.

M».

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Directory of the charitable and benelicent socirtios and
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Poverty and its relief in the U. 8. of Am., by P. F. Afchrott,
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Extracts from report of the international conKress of
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pap.

Directory of the charitable and beneficent organizations of
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cl., 50c.

Baptist National Educational Convention. Organized
1870.
Proceedings. Brooklyn, N. Y., April 19-21, 1870. 8».

Bar Association of Kansas. See Kansas.

Bar Association of Tennessee. See Tennessee.

Beloit College. Organized 1847. (Chas. A. Bacon,
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Telemachns atSparta : trans, by class of '91. 1887. 24 p. 8<'.

Proceedings at presentation of the Fisher collection. 1894.
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Semi-cCntennial anniversary. 1897. 120 p. 8*'.

The Alcestis of Euripides, by the class of 1900. 1898. 38 p.
12".

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Collections. 8 nos., 1886-1897. 8*. ea., 50c. ; nos. 1-4 in
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V. 1: 1-4. Berkshire geologv, by J. D. Dana. — Western
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of Berkshire, bv H. F. Keith. — Early botony of Berkshire,
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in Stockbridge, by E. W. B. Canning. — Arnold's expedition
to Quebec, by W. E. Collins. — Sandisfield, past and present,
by A. W. Field. — Battle of Bennington, by H. D. Hall.

— 2. Paper making in Berkshire, by B. Weston. — The l^uisi.
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family, by T: Allen. — Origin of the name Berkshire, by A.
Lawrence. — Episcopal Church In Berkshire, by S. P. Parker.

— 3. Alexander Hyde, by L. S. Rowland. — Concerning Alex-
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— 4. Amos Eaton, by H. H. Ballard. — Joseph White, by keys
Danforth. — 150th Anulversury of Lanesborough, Mass., by
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Biological Society of Washington. See Washington.

Bladensburg Series, The. 1865.

The Bladensburg races. Munftell. I860. 16 p. 4».
A colored man's reminiscences of James Madison, by Paul
Jennings. Beadle. 18ft5. 21 p. 4<>.

Blind. See Printing-House.

Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory. (Organized
1885. (A. Lawrence Hotch, Founder and Direc-
tor. Hyde Park, Mass.) Blue Hill, /Norfolk Co.,
Mass.

1. Account of Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory, by
A. L. Rotch. 1887. 59 p. 8". pap. Bonton.

2. ^i>unlm:lry of observations at iioston and Blue Hill, year
endlue Jan. 31, ISStl, by A. L. Rolch. 18S6. 4". sheet.

a Hei4ultrt of ubservatiouH in 18S0, etc., by .A. L. Rotch.
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6. ObservaUons io 1889, etc. 1890. 76 p. 40. pap.

7. Observations tn 1890, with summaries for lu«trum. 1891.
125 p. 4<>. pap.

R. Measurements of cloud heights and velocitieSi by H. H.
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9. Discussion of the cloud observations, by H. U. Clayton.
1806. 232 p. 40. pap. plates.

10-13. Observations in 1891,2, 3 and 4, etc. 1892-6. 62 to
94 p. 40. pap. plates in no. 12.

14. Observations in 1895, with summaries for lustrum and
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15. Observations in 1896, including exploration of the air
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Not€. Nos. 4-15 published in the Annals of Harvard College
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Bulletin, nos. 1^. 1898. 40. sheets. The highest kite as-
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Boston Antiqaarian Club. Bosion^ Mass,

Reply to Francis Bunley on the claims of John P. Bigelow
aa founder of the Boston Public Library, By Timothy Bigelow.
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William Cooper, the town clerk of Boston, by Frederick
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Boston, Associated Charities of. Organized 1879,
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Annual reports. 1-18. 1880-97. pap.
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— 1891. 3d ed. Damrell & Upham.

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The work rooms in ward 6, and a paper entiued ** Can work
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Work of volunteer visitors among the poor, by R. T. Paine,
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Laws applying to tenements in the city of Boston,
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Essays by Octavia Hill. Reprint. 1888. 34 p. pap.
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Boston Athenaeum. Organized 1807. (C. K. Bolton,
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Catalogue of the library 1807-1871, ed. by C. A. Cutter.
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Catalogue of the Washington collection. Compiled by A. P.
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Boston : Civil Service Reform Association. Organized
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Annnal reports.

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Boston, Gynecological Society of. Boston, Mass.

•/oMma/ (monthly), v. 1:1-4. July-Oct., 1869. 8®.
Transactions, v. 1. 1887-0. 9>. 1889.
Proceedings. Oct. 11, 1888-Feb. 14. 1889. 80.

Boston Nnmismatic Society. Boston, Mass.

Conatltatlon and By-Laws. 1867, 1871. 1884.
Proceedings.

Addieaa by Winslow Lewis on resigning the presidency.
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13 p.

10c.
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CaUlogue of the Public Library. 1864.

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Annual list of new books. 1896-7. By mail, 15c.

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Historical fiction. Novels, plays, poems. 1st ed. 1871.

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Catalogue notes on English history. 1876.

List of Spanish and Portuguese books, not restricted to Hall
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Selected list for younser readers. 3d ed. 1898. By mail, 3o.

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Catalogue of books in foreign languages. 3d ed. 1881.

Same. Finding list. Additions to 1891.

Catalogue of works in the arts and sciences. Supp. list.
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— Supplement. Text of the four great documents of Amer-
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— of a collection of early New Eng. books made by J. A.
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— Prince library. 1870. )|1.

— Thayer library. In Bulletin no. 100.

— of Spanish library and of Portuguese books in Ticknor
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Social reform. By mall, 8c.

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Chart of Boston harbor, in color, made by order of Andros.

First draft of the freeman's oath.

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Five revolutionary broadsides.

Four broadsides relating to tbe American Colonies, 1696,
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Latin version of 1493 of first letter of Columbus on dis-
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List of posseugeis in the Speedwell. 1656.

Petition of the handycraftsmen of Boston, 1677, against tbe
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Memorandums made in a tour to tbe eastern states, 1707, by
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Notes on some writing which may be by Shakespeare in the
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Science Observer, v. 1, 1879— v. 5 : 5, 1895.

Science Obeerver Oirculart (with early orbits of comets).
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Boston^ Mass.

Collection of monographs, 1830.
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Boston Society for the Prevention of Pauperism. Or-
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Boston, Mass.
Tracts, no. 1, 1832.
Boston Society of Medical Sciences. Organized 1869.

(Harold C. Ernst, M. D., pres. and ed.) 688

BoyUton St., Boston, Mass.

m^i>umal. Jan., 1896-June, 1898. 2 v. 8". $2.
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►8toi:^i«i.xi Society. Organized 1881. (S. Arthur Bent,
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Jr. — 14. The Devotion family of Brookline, by Susan Vining
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Brooklyn Civil Service Reform Association. Organized
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Evolution. 1889.

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31. Asa Gray, by M. Treat.

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<lerwood.

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38. Evolution of electric aud magnetic physics, by A. E.
Keonelly.

39. Evolution of botany, by F: J. Wulling.

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41. Form and color in nature, by W: Potts.

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44. Evolution of architecture, by J: W. Chadwick.

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47. Evolution of music, by Z. 8. Sampson.

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48.
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64.
66.
66.

Life afl a flne art, by L. O. Janea.

Doctrtoe of evoldtion, its scope and tnflaence, by J:

fyliSJAj" PJlblic fpirit, by B. B: Andrews,
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Suffrage and the ballot, by D. 8. Remsen.
Land problem, by O. T. Mason.
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Taxation and revenue: the free trade view, by T: G.
Shearman.

67. Taxation and revenue: the protectionist view, by G:
Gonton.

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00. Evolution of the A fHc- American, by S: J. Barrows.
61. Race problem in the South, by J. Le Conte.
02. Bduoatlon and citizenship, by J: W. Chadwick.
OS. Democratic party, by E: M. Shepard.

04. Republican party, by R. G. Hon*.

05. The Independent in politics, by J: A. Tavlor.
00. Moral questions in politics, by J: C. Kimball.

07. The nation : its place in civilization, by C: De Garmo.

08. Natural factors in American civilization, by J: C.
Kimball.

00. What America owes to the Old World, by A. E.
Palmer.

70. War and progress, by L. G. Janes.
Interstate commerce, by R. W. Taylor.
Foreign commerce, by W: J. Coombs.
Social and political status of woman, by J: W. Chad-

71.
72.
73.
wick.
74.
76.

Economic position of woman, by C. B. Le Row.
Bvolution of penal methods and institutions, by J.
McKeen.

70. Evolution of charities and charitable institutions, by
A. G. Warner.
77. Drink problem, by T. D. Crothers.
Labor problem, by N. P. Gllman.
Political aspects of the labor problem, by J. W. SuU

78.
79.
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80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
86.
80.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.

Philosophy of history, by E: P. Powell.
Cosmic evolution as related to eUiics, by L. G. Janes.
Solar energy, by A. B. Palmer.
Atmosphere and life, by R.G. Eccles.
Water, by R. W. Raymond.

Food as related to life and survival, by W. O. Atwater.
Origin of structural variations, by B: D. Cope.
Locomotion, by M. L. Holbrook.
Labor as a factor In evolution, by D. A. Gorton.
Protective covering, by L. Cheney- Ward.
Shelter, by Z. 8. Sampson.
Habit, by J: W.Chad wick.

From natural to Christian selection, by J: C. Kimball.
Sanitation, by J. A. Skilton.

Religion as a factor In human evolution, by E: P.
Powell.
95. Utopias, by Henry Hoyt Moore.

Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. Organized
1823; incorporated 1824 as the Apprentices Free
Library of Brooklyn; rechartered 1843 as the
Brooklyn Institute ; incorporated under the pres-
ent name in 1890. (Prof. Franklin W. Hooper,
director.) 502 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

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astronomy, botany, chemistry, domestic economy, electric-
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law, mathematics, microscopy, mineralogy, music, painting,
pedagogy, philosophy, photography, physics, political eclence,
psychology, and zoblogy.

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100.

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Charter and Bylaws. 1826.

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Bishop of Massachusetts, by the Rt. Rev. T: M. Clark. 1894.
8».

Brookville Society of Natural History. Organized
1881, incorporated 1882, reorganized 1884. (H.
8. Voorhees, sec.) Brookville , Jnd.
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Island, by N. Andrews. — 2. Barly history of the colonial
poetofliee, by M. E. WooUey. — 8. Know-nothingism in
Rhode Island, by C: Btickney. — 4. Origin of the standing-
committee system in American legislative bodies, by J. F.
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D. Johnston.— tf. The East India trade of Providence, 1787-
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Tammany Societies of Rhode Island, by M. W. Jemegan.
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History of the Buffalo public schools, by Oliver G. Steele.
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The Niagara frontier, by O. H. Marshall. 1866. 46 p. 8<>. ;
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Historical sketch of the Chemung Valley, by T. Apoleon
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Oeologv of Buffalo, by G. E. Hayes. 1S60. 42 p. 8^.

A brief sketch of the first monitor and its inventor, by Eben
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Sketch of the life of Samuel F. Pratt, with some account of
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First visit of De la Balle to the Benecas, made in 1660, by O.
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Buffalocemeteries, by W.Hodge. 1870. 8^

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Papers concerning early navigation of the great lakes, by
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Niagara^ emancipation, by Luther R. Marsh. 1885. 18 p.
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Captain Brant and the old King [Sayenqneraghtal : the
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David Gray, by J. F. Gluck. 1880. 82 p. 8o.

An address oommemorative of Geo. W.Clinton, by David F.
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Analyfiin of the s^tcial Htraclure of a western town, by
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The moral sentiment of the people the index and foundation
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^Special bnUelin. 1892. 8".

Did the Phienicians dlncover America? by T. C. Crawford.
1893.

California Historical Society. Organized 1852. (A.

S. Hubbard, sec. and libn.) 808 Montgomery

St., San Francisco J Cal.

^Papers, v. 1 : 1. .. v. 2 : 2. 8». 1887.

V identificatiou of iSir Francis Dr.ilic's anchorage, by G.
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Georife Bancroft and his service to California, by T. TI.
Hittell. 1893. pap. gratis to libraries and sociotieM.

Noticias dc la Nueva California, escritas nor el Kev. Padre
VFr. Francisco l»alou. [1776-83.] 4 v. 8*'. phot. One hundred
copies, pr. Ed. by J: T. Doyle.

Ileglamento general para el gobierno do la provincia de
Californias, aprobado per S. M. en el lieal orden de Octubro
del781.

\1 Uistory of the college of California; by S: U. Willey. 1887.
Note. All gratis.

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ized 1850; reorganized 1870. (D. A. Ilodghead,
sec, 1220 Sutter St., San Francisco, Cal.)
Transactions, v. 1-28. 1871-98. 16".

California Pharmaceutical Society.

Proceedings at annual meetings, 1875, 1878, 1883, 1884. S'^.
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Annnal meteorological review of the state, comp. by J. A.
Barwick. 1890-98.

J^ote. Also In Tranaactiona.

California State Dental Association.

Tranaactiona, Annual Seaaiona. 1-4, 1870-3.
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6-10, 1875-9.

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Catholic Publication Society. 115 Fifth Ave,, New
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Note, No longer in existence.

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Catholic University Bulletin {q\xtitior\:f). 4 v. 8*. 1895-8.
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**Pittonla*' (botanical). Ed. by Prof. B. L. Greene, v. 1-3.
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Jontel'a Jonnial of La Balle*s last voyage. With a map,
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Phoenixiana. By Capt. George Horatio Derby (**John
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Also exhibition eatalogaea and club liata.

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(Porter Beardsley, sec.) 11 and 12 Seward

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First annual meeting, 1878.
Collections. Nos. l-Il. 1879-94.

1. Journal of Lieut. J. L. Hardenbergh, May 1-Oct. 3, 1779.
1879.

2. Historical sketch of Friends in Cayuga County ; Invent-
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3. Early chaptera of Seneca hietory; Jesuit missions in
Ek>nnontonau 1 6o6-84; annual addresses, map. 1884.

4. Proceedings, with addreesea on the death of Rev. Charles
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5. Tenth ann. address by Wm. H. Seward ; Sewers, ancient
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New philosophy of the snn, bv H: R. Rogers.

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The telescope; its history, construction and uses, by John
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uistorieal sketch of the early movement in Illinois for the
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Biographical sketch of Gen. B. J. Sweet : History of Camp
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Biographical memoir of Bon. Oeorge Manierre, by Thomas
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Ka«kaskla, III., parish records, 1096-1834, by E. Q. Mason.
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Chicago and the sources of her past and future growth, by
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In Meraoriam.. Memorial addresses, by B. B. Washbume
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The Theatre; its early days in Chicago, by J. H. McVickar.
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Charles Hammond and his relations to Henry Clay and J.
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In Meraoriam; Isaac Newton Arnold and Arthur Mason
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In Memoriam : John B. Wright, by Aug. W. Wright. 1885.
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tiamuel de Charaplain, by Ilenry H. Hurlbut. 1885. 19 p.
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Ceremonies at the unveiling of the bronze memorial group of
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Chicago Literary Club. Organized 1874. (F. W.
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What the church social anion is.

Social teaching of the early fathers, by Revs. C. L. Marson
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The church's opportunity in the city today, by Rev. W. S.
Rainsford.

Present aspect of the Church social union, by Rt. Rev. F.
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Socialism and spiritual progress, by Vida D. Rcudder.

Spirit and work of the early Christian socialists, by Rev.

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Economics of improved housing, by Prof. E. R. L. Gould.
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Hocond series. TJh. Poverty and its causes, by Rev. W. D.
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28. Settlements and the church's duty, by Ellen Gates
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30. Christian socialism and the social union, by Rev.
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31. Work of the Prospect Union, bv Rev. Robert E. Ely.

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Henry 8. Nash.

33. Economics of devotion, by Rev. Charles Ferguson.

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35. Social righteousness and the power of the church to
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36. The Saturday half-holiday, by Rev. James Yeames.
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church, by Robert H. Gardiner.

38. Rights of capital and labor and industrial conciliation,
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39. The republic of letters, by Robt. A. Wood.

40. Relations between the church and the associated char,
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Colorado college stadles : v. 1, 1890— v. 7, 1898. 1890-98. 7 v.
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Sanitary chemical character of some of the artesian waters
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Geology ox the Cripple Creek gold mining district, Colo., by
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Ore deposits of Camp Floyd district, Tooele County, Utah,
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Suspected new mineral from Cripple Creek, by F. C. Knight.
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Notes on the geology of the western slope of the Sanne De
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Costilla meteorite, by K. C. Hills. 1895. 12*. pap., 10c.

Determination of bismuth in refined lead and in lead bul-
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Notes on the precipitation of the precious metals from cya-
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Volcanic rock of Alum HiU, Boulder Co., Colo., by I. An-
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Vein structure In the Enterprise Mine, by T. A. Richard,
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Nickel near Riddes, Oregon, by W. L. Austin. Ist and 2d
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Concretions of chalcedony and opal in obsidian and rhy-
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A technical determination of iron, by L. J. W. Jones.
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1896.

Notes on the occurrence of a rich silver and gold mineral
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Clear Creek Co., Colo., by R. Pearce. 1890.

Notes on the occurrence of tellurium in oxidized form in
Montana, by R. Pearce. 1896.

The occurrence of tourmaline with nieiss and schist at
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On pearclte, a sulpharsenite of silver, and on crystallization
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The San Mlquel formation igneous (?) rocks of the telluride
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A recent assay balance, by L. 8. Austin. 1897.

The Orcino Mountain meteorite, by R. C. Hills. 1897.

Pelican mine, by B. B. Lawrence. 1897.

Ferric sulphate in mine waters and its action on metals, by
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Bondai-san crater, bv W. L. Austin. 1897.

Some products found in the hearth of an old furnace upon
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An oUvinate dike of the Magnolia district and the pecroti.
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Col.

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4 p. O.
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5. Washington In the Forbes expedition of 1758. 1897.
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Listof graduate studenU, 1803-4. 1803. 10 p. 12^.

Cornell University : what it is and what it is not, by A. D.
White. 1872. 30 p. 80. o. p.

Report on Mr. Sage's proposal to endow a college for women,
by A. D. White. 1872. 40 p. 80. o. p.

Proceedings at the laying of the comer stone of Sage College,
May 15, 1878. 1873. 134 p. 80. o. p.

Address at the dedication of Sibley College, June 21, 1871,
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Memorial address Jan. 11, 1875, in commemoration of Ezra
Cornell, by R. P. Stebbins. 1875. 34 p. 80. o. p.

Sage College: circular in answer to inquiries, by A. D.
White. 1870. 14 p. 80. o. p.

Experiment station : reports, 1-3. 1880-5. 80. o. p.

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libn. no. 1, 1873. Only one no. appeared; in 1882 it was re-
turned, the first no. appearing as v. 1:1, Jan., 1882. Later,
title was cbansed to

Library bulletin. (S-4 nos. a year.) ▼. 1 : 1, 1882— ▼. 3 : 11,
1896. 9>. $1 per v.

Special lists nos. 1-2, 1883-8. 8«.

1. Mathematics. — 2. References on municipal govern-
ment in the U. 8., by F. H. Hodder. 9P.

General card catalogue of the library : bow to use it, by G.
H. Woodruff. 1886. 7 p. 9>. swd. o. p.

Catalogue of the Rhaeto-Romanic collection presented by
W. Fiske, comp. by O. Van Dusen. 1894. 8^. pap., SOc.

Catalogue of tlie historical library of A. D. White, comp.
by G. L. Burr. 2 pte.

1. Protestant Reformation and its forerunners. Suppl. :
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2. French Revolution. 1804. 8». pap., $2; cl., $2.60.
Note, Pts. 8 and 4 not vet published.

Bzercises at the opening of the library building, Oct. 7,
1891. 1894. 40. not sold.

Twenty -five years of the Annals of Cornell University
library, 1868-93. 12 p. 8«. swd. o. p.

Catalogue of the Dante collection presented by W. Fiske.
pt. 1. Dante's Works, by T. W. Koch. 1898. 96 p. 8".
pap.,$l.

Cumberland Presbyterian Board of Missions and Chnrch
Erection. Organized 1845. (W. J. Brasfield,
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Cuvier Clnb. (C: Dury, sec.) 34 Longworth St,,

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Catalogue of birds, animals, fishes, etc., in the Museum of
the . . . Cincinnati, 1886. O.

Cuyahoga County, Early Settlers Association of. Or-
ganized 1879. (A. J. Williams, chr. ex. com.)
Cleveland, O.
Annals, v. 1-3. six nos. in ea. vol. 1879-07. 12^.

Dante Society. Organized 1881. (Arthur Richmond
Marsh, sec. and treas., 103 Avon Hill.) Cam-
bridge, Mass.

ReporU. V. 1, 1882— v. 17, 1898. 8^. Complete sets, 1-12.
$6. Single reports, except 1887 and 1889, 76c. Oinn.

Concoraance to the Divina commedla, by E: Allen Fay.
1888. 80. $10. Oinn.

Danyers Historical Society. Organized 1889. (Miss
' Sarah W. Mudge, sec, Danyers Centre.) Dan-

vers. Mass,
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meeting held by the Society, Apr. 26, 1893. 11. 1893.

Dartmouth College. Organized 1769. (M. D. Bisbee,

libn.) Hanover, N. H,

Aegi*. V. 1, 1858-9— V. 36, 1893. At first fol., then 12<*, now
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^n9</ (weekly). 1873-4.
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Ser.a. V. 1-9. 1867-76.
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Dartmouth Index. At first 4". then 80. 1861-3.
Dartmouth Literary Monthly, v. 1-12. 1887-98. 8«>.
• Dartmouth Phoenix. Three times a year. 186^-8.

Note. For full list of other publications to 1894, see " Bibllos-
raphy of Dartmouth College and Hanover, N. H." Concord :
E. N^ Pearson, public printer, 1894.

Daughters of the American Revolution, National
Society. Organized 1890. 902 F St., Washing-
ton, D. C.
American Monthly MagaMine. Ed. by Mary S. Lock wood.
Lilian Lockwood, bus. man. v. 1-14 : 2. 9>, $1 per ann.
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Dibdin Club. The. Organized 1897. (M. L. Green-
halgh, sec, 110 E. 87th St.) New York City,

Descriptive catalogue of the library of Charles Lamb. 1897.
2 -I- 17 p. portraits. 16".

Boolctrade bibliographjr in the United States in the XlXth
centary , to which is added a catalogae of all the books printed
In the United States, with the prices and places where published
annexed, published by the Booksellers in Boston, Janoary,
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Directors of Old South Work. See Old.

District of Columbia, Medical Society of the. Organized
1819. (F. P. Morgan, sec, 1230 9th N. W.)
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Transactions. Annual.

Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society of the

Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States

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1. Memoirs of Roger Clap, 1630. 1844. Reprinted 1854.

2. Annals of the town of Dorchester, by J. Blake. 1846.

3. Journal of Richard Mather, 1635. His life and death,
1670. 1850.

History of the town of Dorchester, Mass. 1859. 672 p. 8®.

Dorchester Historical Society. Organized 1893. (Willis

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Dorchester, Morss.

Centennial anniversary of the birth of Edward Everett, Apr.
11,1894. 1895. il. 80.

Dover Historical Society. Organized 1889. (A. G.

Whittemore, sec.) Dover, N. H.

Dover historical collections: Dover records, births, mar-
riages and deaths, 1698-1838. v. 1. 1894. 8«.

Drone Club. Organized 1792. New York. For publi-
cations see The Monthly Magazine and Amer-
ican Review^ 1799-1800, and other periodicals at
that period.

Dunlap Society. Organized 1886; reorganized 1896.
(Evert Jansen Wendell, sec, 8 E. 38th St.)
New York City.

Publications, nos. 1-15, 1887-91. O. 260 signed copies.

1. Tyler, Royalt. The contrast : a comedv. 1887.

2. Donlap, William. The father of American Bhandyism :
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3. Button, Lawrence, editor. Openinff addresses. 1887.

4. Dunlap, William. Andr6: a tragedy In five acts. 1887.

5. Irelana, J. N. A memoir of the professional life of
Thomas Abthorpe Cooper. 1888.

6. Biennial reports of the treasurer and secretary. 1888.
7, 8, 10. Winter, William. Brief chronicles. 1889-90.

9. Barrett, Lawrence. Charlotte Cnshman. 1889.

11. Winter, William. A sketch of the life of John Gilbert.
1890

12.* Occasional addresses, ed. by L. Hutton and W: Carey.
1890.

13. The actor, and other speeches, chiefly on theatrical
Bublects and occasions, by W: Winter. 1891.

14. William E. Burton : a sketch of his career other than
that of actor, with glimpses of his home life, and extracts
from his theatrical journal, by W: L. Keese. 1891.

15. Bunker Hill : or, the death of G-eneral Warren : an his-
torical tragedy in tlve acts, by J: Bark. 1891.

New Series nos. 1-7. 1896-8. 9fi. 260 signed copies.

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1. First theatre in America: when was the drama firet
introduced In America? by Charles P. Dalv. 1890.

2. The manizlne and the drama: an index compiled by
James Harry Pence. 1806.

3. Antoblography of Clara Fisher Maeder» ed. by Douglas
Taylor. 1897.

4. American dramatic caricature, by L. B. Hhlpman. 1897.
6. The circus, by I. J. Greenwood. 1898.

6. Duse and the French, by Victor Mapes. 1898.

7. A wreath of laurel, by William Winter. 1898.

Note. No copies are given, sent to papers or libraries or
placed on exhibition.

Daodecimos, The. Organized 1893. (W. Irving Way,
sec. and treas., Cliicago, III.)

Fac.siraile of Poor Richard's almanack, for 1733, with an
introduction and notes by John Bigelow. 1894. With por.
traits. 120.

Poems of Mrs. Anne Bradstreet (1612-1872), tOMther with
her prose remains, and an introduction by C. K. Norton.
1897. Portraits. 12^.

The Duodecimos manual for MDCCozofTii. 18*.

Early Settlers Association of Cuyahoga County. See
Cuyahoga.

Eclectic Medical Society of the State of New York.
Set New York.

Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society. Organized 1888.

(F. P. Venable, sec.) Chapel Hill, N, C.

Journal, 9P. 2 parts ea. year. ea. part 25c. v. 1: 1-v.
15 : 1, 1884-98.

Elliott Society of Natural History. Charleston^ S. C.

Proceedings, t. 1. 1853-8. V*.
Journal, v. I. 1859-60. 4^.

Elliot Society of Science and Art. Charleston^ S, 0.

Proceedings. (Published at long Intervals in signatures.
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Emory and Henry College. Abingdon^ Va.

Southern Repertory and College Review, v. 1-4. 1851-55.
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Engineering Society of the State University of Iowa.
See Iowa.

Engineering Society of the University of Michigan. See
University.

Engineers* Club of Philadelphia. See Philadelphia.

Engineers* Society of Western Pennsylvania. See
Western.

Entomological Society of Philadelphia. See Philadel-
phia.

Entomological Society of Washington. See Wash-
ington.

Essex Agricultural Society. Organized 1818. (J: M.
Danforth, sec, Lynnfleld Centre.) Peahody^
MasM,
Transactions. Annual. 1818- . 8P.

Essex Institute. Organized as Essex Historical Society
1821 ; present name taken and Institute incor-
porated 1848. (Geo. F. Dow, sec.) Salem, Mans,

Bulletin (quarterly). 1809-98. 30 v. 9*. cl., $1.50 per
vol. V. 1-28, $50 per set.

Reports of annual meetings.

Proceedings. 1848-70. 6 v. 8o. cl. $50 per set.

Historical collections. 1869-98. 34 v. 9f>. cl. subs., $2.
V. 1-34, $125 per set; in cl., $15 additional.

Discourse In commemoration of the first settlement of
Salem, by Joseph Story. 1828. 90 p. 8*'.

List of infusorial objects found chiefly In the neighborhood
of Salem, by Thomas Cole. 1853. 18 p. 8».

Victoria regia, by J. F. Allen. 1854. roy. fol. 8 col'd
plates.

Life and character of Roy. Samuel Parris, by S. P. Fowler.
IMT. aOp. 80.

TlM late English high school of Salem. 1857. 56 p. 8«.

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Dedication of Plammer Hall. 1858. 97 p. 8<'.

New England congregationallsin in ita origin and pnrity, by
D.A.White. 1861. 319 p. 8".

Catalogue of the birds found at Norway, Me., by A. B.
Verrill. 1862. 25 p. 8«.

Memoir of Oen. John Qlover, of Marblehead, by W. P.
Uoham. 1863. 61 p. 9f>. port.

Naturali8t*B directory. Parta 1, 2. 186fr-6.

Catalogue of birds in North America contained in the
museum, together with a list of the birds of New England,
by Elliott Coues. 1868. 8».

Memoir of Francis Peabody, by C. W. Upbam. 1868.
80 p. 80.

Memoir of Daniel P. King, by C. W. Upham. 1869. 51 p.
port.

Hutchinson family, compiled by Per ley Derby. 1870.
107 i> 8".

First church in Balem, 1634. 32 p. 24».

Check list of the ferns of North America, north of Mexico,
by J. Kobinson. 1873. 11 p. 8^.

Memoir of Henry C. Perkins, by 8. J. Bpaulding. 1873.
34 p. 80.

Partial catalogue of the birds of Grand Menan, by H. Her-
rick. 1873. 16 p. 8o.

Centennial address, by A. C. Goodell, Jr. 1874. 52 p. 8".

Early days and rapid growth of California, by Alfred
Peabody. 1874. 32 p. 8".

Journal of Kev. Daniel Bhute, chaplain in the expedition to
Canada in 1758. 1874. 20 p. 8o.

List of birds observed near the Cent. Pac. R. K. from Bacra-
mento to Bait i^ke, by R. Ridgway. 1874. 40 p. 8o.

One hundredth anniversary of the destruction of tea in
Boston harbor, by J. Kimball. 1874. 45 p. 8".

The Thomas Almanacs, bv J. H. Fitts. 1874. 28 p. 8*.

Record of deaths of the nrst church in Rowley, by G. B.
Blodgette. 1878. 42 p. 8».

List of birds of the Hudson Highlands, by E. A. Means.
187^-81. 113 p. 8".

List of birds of MassachuseUs, by J. A. Allen. 1878. 37 p.
80.

Ode on anniversary of Fifth half century of the landing of
Gov. John Endicott, by W. W. Btory. 1878. 29 p. sm. 4".

The Pine: its life and importance in Essex county, by J.
Robinson. 1878. 11 p. W>.

Address at the commemoration of the landing of John Endi-
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The Fifth half century of the landing of John Endicott:
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List of the fishes of Essex county, by G. B. Goode and T. H.
Bean. 1879. 38 p. 8o.

Historical sketch of Balem, 1626-1879, by C. 8. Osgood and
H. M. Batchelder. 1897. 280 p. 8o. il. port.

Notes and extracts from the " records of the first church in
Balem, 1629-1736," by J. A. Emmerton. 1879. 28 p. 8**.

Notes on the extensively introduced plants of Essex Co., by
J.Robinson. 1879. 38 p. 80. phot.

Record of intentions or marriage of the city of Lynn [1703-
461. 1879. 29 p. 8o.

Records of first church at Salisbury, 1687-1754. 1879. 47 p.
80.

The Bolar eclipse of 1878, by Winslow Upham. 1879. 19 p.
80.

Baptisms at church in Balem village now north parish, Dan-
vers [1689-1772]. 1880. 47 p. 8o.

Fifth half century of the arrival of John Winthrop : com-
memorative exercises. 1880. 64 p. 8o.

The flora of Essex counW, by J. Robinson. 1880. 200 p. 8«>.

Genealogical account of Henry Bilsbee, and some of his
descendants, by J. A. Emmerton. 1880. 71 p. 8o.

Genealogical notes of the Webb family, by E. B. Waters.
1880. 24 p. 9f:

Informal talk on architectural and art topics, by B. A.
Sllibee. 1880. 22 p. 8o.

Notes on the Ricnardson and Russell families, by J. Kim-
bail. 1880. 39 p. 8".

Reminiscences of the distinguished men of Essex Co., by
N. Crosby. 1880. 29 p. 8".

Journal of Dr. Caleb Rea; expedition against Ticonderoga,
1758. 1881. 69 p. 8o.

Diaries of Lemuel Wood of Boxford : Canadian expedition
of 1759-60. 1882. 66 p. 8".

Inscriptions from gravestones : Wenham. 1882. 28 p. 80.

Plummer Hall : libraries, collections, historical associations.
1882 58 D. 80,

Parish list of deaths, 1785-1819, by W. Beotley, D.D., pastor
of East church, Balem. 1882. 177 p. 8o.

Balem commons and oommoners. 1882. 81 p. 8". Also in
Johns Hopkins Univ. studies.

Augustus Storj. by C.T. Brooks. 1883. 23 p. 8o.

TowDBcnd tamlly, by H. F. Waters. 1888. 43 p. 80.

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Weeds of Enez Co., by J. H. Bean. 1883. 12 p. V>.

Botany in Baaex Ck>., by J. Robinion. 1884. 13 p. 8°.

Brookt memorial. 1884. 37 p. 8o.

Pigeons and the pigeon fancy, by W. O. Barton. 1884. 28 p.
8».

Records of the fifth parish of Gloucester. 1884. 67 p. 8P.

Records of the first church at Balisbary. 1884. 23 p. 8o.

Setish myths, by W. J. Hoffman. 1884. 20 p. 8P. Waih-
ingtan.

Ancient and modem methods of arrow release, by B. 8.
Morse. 1885. 59 p. V.

Hugo Reid*s account of the Indians of Los Angeles Co.,
Cal. 1886. 33 p. 8o. plate.

Remarks upon chipped stone implements, by F. W. Putnam.
1885. 8 p. 80. Opiates.

Second Congregational church in Marblehead, by B. P.
Hathaway, Jr. 1885. 22 p. 9P.

The RentoulRintouiRantouI family, by R. 8. Rantoul.
i8 p. 8«». port.

Thoreau, Flagg and Burroughs, by W. O. Barton. 1885.
28 D. dp.

Climatology of the U. 8.. by F. R. Kimball. 1886. 38 p. 9P.

Bighteenth century baptisms In Balem. 1880. 126 p. 9f>.

Indian games, by A. McF. Davis. 1886. 58 p. 9P.

InscripUous from old burying ground at Lynn. 1886. 128 p.
8».

The Woodbury family. 1887. 42 p. 8o.

Early settlers of Rowley. 1887. 28ft p. 8°.

Inscriptions In the old burying ground In Wenham. 1887.
28p. 8*.

Letters concerning the Perkins familv. 1887. 28 p. 99.

Genealogy of the Allen family of Manchester, Mass., by
J. Prince. 1888. 61 p. 8^.

History of Methodism in Balem, by J. F. Almy. 1888.
83p. 80.

BketchofTristramDalton, by B.F.Stone. 1888. 20 p. 8^.

The Salem light Infantry from 1805 to 1890, by G. M.
Whipple. 1890. 148 p. 8».

Popular account of the trees in the streets and gardens of
Salem, and the natural trees of Essex Co., by J. Robinson.

1891. 120j>. 8«.

Rough subject index to the publications: Proceedings,
V. 1-6; Bulletin, v. 1-22; Collections, v. 1-27, by G. M. Jones.
1890. 29 p. 8P.

Partial catalogue of the publications. 1804. 28 p. 179.

Why the old town house was built, and some things which
have been talked of within its walls since, by N. M. Hawkes.

1892. 13 p. 8». woodcut.

Dwellings of Boxford, by S. Perley. 275 p. 11. $1.50.

Chipman lineage of Bssex Co., by R. M. Chapman. 59 p.
60c.

Posterity of Zaceheus Gould, by B. A. Gould. 109 p. 50c.

Descenoants of Wm. HaskeU of Gloucester, by U. G.
Haskell. 65 p. $1.

Descendants of John Perkins of Ipswich, by G. A. Perkins.
174p. $3.

The first cotton mill in America, by R. S. Rantoul. 43 p.
50e.

Sparhawk Genealogy, by C. H. C. Howard. 113 p. $2.

Topsfield : baptismal records, 1727-1841, by Geo. F. Dow.
61 p. 75c.

Topsfield : deaths, 1658-1800, by G. F. Dow. 52 p. 50c.

Jfote. Many reprints have been made from Proceedtnffs,
Collections, and Bulletin. For list see Griflln's Bibliography
of Am. Hist. Societies.

Syangelical Alliance for the United States of America.
Organized 1867. (L. T. Chamberlain, D.D.,
gen. sec.) 510 United CharitieM Building t
New York City.
ReporU. . 1-40.

Fairfield Conntj Historical Society, Organized 1881 ;
incorporated 1886. (E: Deacon, treas. and cur. ,
328 Main St.) Bridgeport, Conn.

Beyd. John Jones, first minister of Fairfield, Conn., by
W. A. Beers. 1882. 17 p. 8«. pap. 50c.

First anniversary, etc., edited by R. C. Ambler. 1882.
38 p. 99. pap. 5de.

Brief history of the Bridgeport bank, by R. B. Lacey. 1884.
24 p. 99. 60c.

Fourth anniyersary meeting : history of the Porter property,
byR.B. Lacey. 1885. 86 p. 99. pap. 50c.

Fifth anntversary, etc., ed. by R. B. Lacey and A. C. Pierce.
1886. 80 p. 8*. pap. 50c.

History of Stratford and the city of Bridgeport, by Samuel
Orentt. 1886. 1308 p. 2 v. 8*. plates, portraits, cl. $8.

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Sixth anniTersary, etc., ed. by R. A. Lacey. 1887. 65 p.
8*. pap. 60c.

Annual report, ed. by W. O. Andrewa. 1889. 52 p. 8*.
pap. SOc.

lieporttf and papern. 189t2, 96. ea., 108 p. 8*. pap. 50c.

lieport of the Mociety. 1893, 94. 172 p. and 12 p. 8*. pap.
ea., 5Uc.

Faust Club, The. Organized 1864. Brooklyn^ N, Y.

Notes geographical and historical, relating to the town of
Brooklyn, on Iiong Island, by Gabriel Furman. (A reprint.)
1865. xzxlT + 116 -f xxxix p. 4».

Female Medical Education Society.

Report. Nov., 1848, to Dec, 1850, with charter, constltu.
tion, etc. 8*. Bo»ton. 1851.

Annual reports : with New Kngland Female Medical College.
4-6. (1852-4.) S*. Boiton. 185a-6.

Field Columbian Museum. Organized 1894. (F: J.
V. Skiflf, director.) Chicago, III.

Publications. 8». pap.

Historical series, v. 1:1. Historical and descriptive
account of the Field Columbian Museum.

2. The authentic letters of Columbus, by W. E. Curtis.

Geological series, 1:1. Handbook and catalogue of the
collection of meteorites, by O. C. Farrlngton.

2. Observations on Popocatepetl and I xtacclhuati. With a
review of the geographic and geologic features of the moun-
tains, by O. C. Farrlngton.

Botanical series, v. 1:1. Flora of Yucatan, by C. F. Mills-
paugh.

2. The Flora of West Virginia, by O. F. Mlllspangh.

8. Contribution II to the coastal and plain flora of Yucatan,
by C. F. MlUspaugh.

4. Contribution III to the coastal and plain flora of Yuca-
tan, by C. F. Mlllspangh.

Zoological series, v. 1 : 1. On the structure and develop-
ment of the vertebral column of amla, by O. P. Hay.

2. On certain portions of the skeleton of the protostega
glgas, by O. P. Hay.

3. On sundry collections of mammals received by the Field
Columbia Museum, by D. G. Rlllot.

4. On some collections of fishes, by O. P. Hay.

5. On the skeleton of toxochelys latiremls, by O. P. Hay.

6. List of mammals from Somali-Land obtained by the
Museum's Kast African Kxpedltion, by D. G. Elliot.

7. Remarks upon two species of deer of the genus Cervus
from the Philippine Archipelago, by D. G. Elliot.

8. List of nsnes and reptiles obtained by Field Columbian
Museum Bast African Expedition to Somali-Land in 1896, by
D. l£. AieeK.

9. List of a collection of shells from the Gulf of Aden ob-
tained by Field Columbian Museum East African Expedition,
by W. H. Dall.

10. Lists of species of mammals principally rodents obtained
by W. W. Price, B. E. Meek, G. K. Cherrie, E. S. Thompson
in the States of Iowa, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Nevada, and
California, with descriptions of new species, by D. G. Elliot.

Anthropological series, v. 1 * 1, pt. 1. Archeological studies
among the ancient cities of Mexico, by W. H. Holmes.

pt. 2. Archeological studies among the ancient cities of
Mexico, by W. H. Holmes.

V. 2: 1. Observation on a collection of Papuan Crania, by
Q. A. Dorsey, with notes on preservation and decorative
features by W. H. Holmes.

2. A bibliography of anthropology of Peru, by G. A.
Dorsey.

3. *' Ruins of Xkichmook, YucaUn," by Edward H.
Thompson.

Ornithological series, v. 1 : 1. Contribution to the ornithol-
ogy of San Domingo, by G. K. Cherrie.

2. Catalogue of a collection of birds obtained by the ex-
pedition Into Somall-Land, by D. G. Elliot.

Report series, v. 1 : 1-4. Annual report of the director,
1895-8.

Filson Club. Organized 1884; incorporated 1891.
(Reuben T. Durrett, pres.) 202 E. Chestnut
St.<, Louisville, Ky.
Publications, v. 1-13. 1884-98. 13 v. 4^ $2-$2.50 and $3.00.
Morton.

1. Life and writings of John Filson, by R. T. Durrett.
1884. 132 p. 4».*

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History of Georgia, by Wm. Bacon Stevens. 2 v. 8°. 1847-
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Hernando de Soto, by C. O. Jones, jr. 1880. 42 p. 8^.
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1. New Bngland's vindication, by Henry Gardiner. Bd.
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Grand Army of the Republic : National Encampment.
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Publications, no. 1, 1897. 10 + 206 p. O. $1.50.

Oont. : Memoir of uyman Gratz. — President's report. ~
Additions to library. — Synopsis of lectures. — Lectures :
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18. Catalogue of original and early editions of En^isb
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23. Catalogne of tbe engraved work of Asher B. Durand.

1895. il. 9>. 360 copies, pap., subs., $2.

24. Description of the early printed books owned by tbe
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copies, bf. cf., subs., $6.

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an introduction and notes by C. B. Norton. 1896. 2 v. W.
II. 880 copies on hand-made paper, 8 copies on vellum, ol.

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27. Catalogue of an exhibition illustrative of a century of
artistic litbographv. 1896. 8*. many II. 400 copies on hsnd-
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29. Cnronological catalogue of the engravings, dry points
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by S. R. Koehler. 1897. 11. 400 copies on Holland paper,
d.

you. No. 12 was an etching, and Nos. 16 and 28 were
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Guild of the Holy Name. Organized 1888. (F. G: W.

Gibbs, sec.) 616 Lincoln Ave.j Detroit^ Mich.

Thoughts on the holy communion; to which is added a
>reparatlon for a thanksgivinff after bolv communion, by A.
lathe; ed. and arr. by F. O. Gibbs. 1888. Tt. pap., lOo.

Guilford Battle Ground Co. (J. W. Scott, sec.)
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Address on Brig. Gen. Jethro Sumner, by K. P. Battle. 1801.

Address on Gen. W: R. Davie, by W. Clark. 1892.

Maryland and North Carolina in the campaign of 1780-81, by
Prof. E. G. Daves. 1892.

Address on dedication of monument to the memory of the
Maryland soldiers who fell in the baUle of Guilford Court
House, by E. A. Alderman. 1892.

Address on dedication of Holt monument, by D. Bohenck.
1893.

Address on W: Hooper, by B. A. Alderman. 1894.

Memorial volume. 1894. il. por. 8*.

Gynecological Society of Boston. See Boston.

Hamilton Club, Tbe. 1865. New York.

The life of Alexander Hamilton. By John Williams. (An-
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ObaervaUons on certain documents in " The history of the
United States for the year 1796," by Alexander Hamilton.
1866. 8 + 157 p. 9>.and4o.

Tbe Hamiltonlad. By John Williams. (Anthony Pasquin.)
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The TalUman (monthly). ▼. 1-2. 1833-4.

Hamilton CampuB (weekly), v. 1-4. 1866-60. 4o.

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Inaugural ezercisefl : Presidents.

Rev. Azel Backus, D.D. 1812. 20 p. 8o. pap. Utica.

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Rev. 8. Q. Brown, D.D., seventh pres.
pap.

Rev. H. Darling, D.D., eighth pres.
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Rev. M. W. Stryker, D.D., ninth pres.
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Memorials.

Rev. 8. W. Fisher. D.D., 1874. 50 p. 8o.

O. 6. Williams, treas., 1850-80. 08 p. 8o. ^..

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Rev. 8. G. Brown. 1886. 87 p. 80. pap. Ifew York.

Dr. C. F. Peters. 1800. 31 p. 8o. pap.

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Narrative of the embarrassments and decline of Hamilton
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The college system of education, by 8. North. 1830. 20 p.
80. pap. Utica.

History of Perry H. Smith library hall, with commemora.
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Dedication of the Kirkland monument, June 25, 1873. 8o.
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Heml-centennial celebration.
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Historical sketch, by C. B. Allison. 1889. 85 p. 8o. $1.
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Clark prize book, ed. by M. G. Dodge and D. W. Bnrke.
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Alexander Hamilton: 31 orations, 1864-95, upon the Head
foundation, ed. by M. G. Dodge. (Contains a partial list of
books by Hamilton alumni.) 1896. 210 p. 80. cl., $1.25.
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— 1856 : 1856-60, by E. Curran, Jr., sec. 4 p. 8o. Also,
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circular by same. May 10, 1860. 12 p. 8o. pap. Also,
Twenty Ave years of the class of 1856. 1882. 24 p. 8o. pap.
Curti$» A Childi, Utica.

— 1857: from 1857 to 1868. 27 p. 8o. pap. OakUy A
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W. Brockway and B. D. Gilbert. 1807. 91 p. S". hf. cl.
Baker A Taylor Co,

— 1858. Forty years. Prepared by A. J. Northrup, class
sec. 1898. 102 p. 8o. cl. The Mason Pr ens, Syracute.

— 1862. Biographical record, etc., by B. B. Wicks, sec.
1873. 100 p. 80. cl. T.J. Ori^ths, Utica.

— 1863. Sketches of the history, etc., by Myron Adams.
1879. 11 p. 240. pap. H. B. Smith, Rochester.

— 1864. SUtistics. etc., by F. W. Plant, class sec. 1865.
44 p. 80. pap. L. C. Childs, Utica. Also, Thirtieth re-
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— 1865. Record of the class, compiled by W. O. Webster.
1866. 20 p. pap. Also, biographical record, by H. B. Tomp-
kins. 1877. 79 p. 80. cl. Nevo York. Also, minutes of
class meeting, July 1, 1885, with snppl. record. 1885. 8 p.
80. pap. ,New York.

— 1866. Statistics, collected by W. E. Burton, acting class
sec 1867. 37 p. 80. pap. Summers A Co., K. Y. Also,
triennial record compiled by same. 1869. 13 p. pap. Syra-
cuse. Also, the thirtieth reunion compiled by same. 1887.
36 p. 80. pap. C. E. De Puy, Syracuse.

— 1867. Statistical record, collected by 8. J. Fisher, class
sec. 1868. 18 p. 80. pap. Curtiss A Childs, Utica. Also,
second do. bv same. 1873. 19 p. pap. Same pub. Also,
class report, by same. 1879. 19 p. 80. pap. Same pub.

— 1868. A quarter century retrospect, compiled by H. R.
Walte, class sec. 33 p. 40. ol. Photogravure Pub*g Co.,
N. Y.

— 1869. Record. 1874. 42 p. 80. pap. CurHss A Childs,
Utica.

— 1870. Decennial statistical record, by B. C. Ray, class
sec. 1880. 23 p. 40. pap. Daily Journal PrH*g House,
Elisabeth, N. J.

— 1873. Statistical record, by the sec. 1876. 20 p. 80. pap.
Advertiser print, Water/ord. Also, a quarter-century his-
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The story of the past twenty years, by same. 1895. 30 p. 8".
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— 1879. Story of a decade, ed. by L. N. South worth, class
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— 1881. Decennial history, ed. by A. C. White, class sec.
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— 1882. Report of B. W. Sherwood, class sec. 1802. II p.
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— 1884. Record by J. A. Adair, class sec. 1887. 4 p.
Sullivan Pr*t*g Co., Cincinnati. Also, record compiled by
same. 1894. 14 p. 80. pap. F. X. Oanschow A Son,
SaginaiOt Mich.

— 1890. Record compiled by M. O. Dodge, class sec. 1898.
180 p. 8». cl., $2. Kirkland Press, Clinton.

Hampton Normal and Agricaltoral Institute. Organ-
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Ten years' work for Indians, by Helen W. Ludlow. 1888.
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Cabin and plantation songs. 1890. O. 50c.

Hampton hymnal. 1892.

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Hampton tracts. 1878.

Indian education, by Josephine E. Riehards. 1895. 16 p.

Failure of Cunningham, by Isabel M. Andrews. 1895. 22 p.

Nitrogen and farm economy, by C. L. Ooodrich. 1898.
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Hartford, Conn. [Hartford Seminary Press,

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Vocabulary of New Testament words, by O. 8. Davis.
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St. Paul's vocabulary, by Prof. M. W. Adams. 1895. $1.

John Robinson, pastor of the Pilgrims, by O. S. Davis. 1897.
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yote. Many pamphlets have also been Issued.

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Qermanic origin of New England towns, by Herbert B.
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The southern question, past and present, by R. P. Hallo well.
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Students' expenses. A collection of letters from under-
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Guide book to Harvard University. 1898. \V. Paper covers.

The history of Harvard University. By Josian Quincy.
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— 2d ed.. 1860.

Catalogue of the eoUection of engravings bequeathed to Har-
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Lawa.

The laws of the University. Editions of 1790, 1798, 1807,
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Rules and by-laws of the overseers, sm. 12*, 1851, 1852,
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Maxlme Bocher. Regular points of linear differential equa-
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Cantillon. Essai sur le commerce. Reprinted for Harvard
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Josiah Parsons Cooke. Descriptive list of experiments on
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Edward Cummlngs. Trades-unions and co5peration. 1894.
8*. pp. 72.

William Morris Davis. Geographical illustrations. Sug-
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Albert Bnshnell Hart and George Pierce Baker. Harvard
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Albert Bushnell Hart. Subjects and methods in political
and economic debates. 1892. 12o. pp. 22.

Albert Bushnell Hart. Suggestions on the study of United
States history and government, prepared for the use of students
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Thesame, revised and enlarged. 1895. S^. pp.164.

James L. Love. Outlines of plane trigonometry. 1893. 12*.
pp. 22.

Morris H. Morgan. Brief notes on elegiac, iambic, and lyric

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William F. Osgood. Introduction to infinite series. 1897.
80. pp. 71.

Wirt Robinson, Lieut. U. S. A. The militia of the United
SUtes. 1896. 80. pp.29.

Wirt Robinson, Lieut. U. S. A. The passage of streams by
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(Frank W. Taassig.) Topics and references in economics
V. Railways in the United States, n. d. 8®. pp. 22.

Preliminary experiments in magnetism. Prepared for use
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1806. 40. pp.27.

Selections from the elegiac, iambic, and lyric poets for the
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Selections from Liatin poets, with brief notes. 1897. 8".
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Public per/ormancei.

Commencement :

Qnaestiones In philosophia discatiendae sub Carolo Chaan>
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Commencement programmes. 1791-1898. Printed formerly
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The (BdipuB Tyrannus of Sophocles. Harvard University,
Banders Theatre, May 17, 19, and 20, 1881. Prepared by tne
Greek department. 1881. V*. pp. 61.

A record of the commemoration, November fifth to eighth,
1886, on the two hundred and flfdeth anniversary of the found-
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4*. pp^379.

(Address by H. L. Hlgglnsoo.) 1898.

The Soldiers' Field.
8». pp. 12.

AtliaUe. TragMie.
Racine. Tradnlte en
(French and Bnglish.

Tiree de Tecriture sainte. Par Jean

anglais par F. C. de Bnmiehrast.

Prepared for the performance of the

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Harvard Studies in Classical PhUology, Edited bv a
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Harvard Historical Studies. Published under uie direction
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I. The suppression of the African slave trade io the United
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Harvard Oriental Series. Edited with the oodperatlon of
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Life ana adventures or Christopher Hawkins, a prisoner on
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Proceedings of the annual meetings, 1877-98. 2 v. in 1896.
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I^ote. 1-6 and 13-17, ed. by W. L. Gross; 6-7, ed. by A.
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Proceedings.
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History and condition of Catawba Indians of North Carolina,
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Amlsh Mennonltes : sketch of their origin and their settle*
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84 p. 80. J. Murphy,

The same, reprinted in 8o (price, $6) and 4o. 1876. Mur-

phv,
Oeoi

>rge Calvert, first Lord Baltimore, by J. P. Kennedy.
1845. 60 p. 8*. Murphy.

Sir Walter Raleigh, by J. Morrison Harris. 1846. 71 p. 8o.
Toif.

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[Maryland

Maryland Historical Society, continued.

Major Samuel Ringgold, U. 8. A., by J. Wynne, M.D. 1847.
16 D. S*. Murphy.

Commerce, literature and art, by Brantz tfayer. 1848. 52 p.
8*>. Murphy.

American colonial hiatory, by T. Donaldaon. 1849. 28 p.
8". Murphy.

California, by J. Morriaon Harris. 1849. 32 p. 8o. Toy.

Origin and growth of civil liberty In Maryland, by Q. W.
Brown. 1850. 40 p. 8'. Toy.

Life and Services of Qen. Otho Holland Williams, by Osmond
Tiflfany. 1851. 31 p. 8». Murohy.

Memorials of Columbus [and Martin Behalm and his globe
at Nurerabergh], by R. Dodge. 1851. 28 p. 8o. Toy.

Tah-gah-Jute; or Logan and Captain Michael Cresap, by
Brantz Mayer. 1851. M p. 9*. Murphy.

Marylana two hundred years ago, by 8. F. Streeter. 1862.
76 p. 8«. Toy.

Baltimore; or long, long time ago, by W. R. Buchanan.
1863. 24 p. 8*. Murphy.

Origin and causes of^democracy in America, by Q. W. Bur-
nap. 1864. 29 p. 8*. Toy.

Sketch of the life of Benj. Banneker, by Martha BlUcott Ty-
son. 1854. 20 p. 8«. Toy.

African slave trade lu Jamaica, and comparative treatment
of slaves, by Moses Sheppard. 1864. 14 p. 8^. Toy.

Martin Behalm the German astronomer and cosmographer
of the times of Columbus, by J. O. Morris, D.D. 1865. 48 p.
tR. Murphy.

Memoir of Baron De Kalb, by J. Spear Smith. 1868. 36 p.
80. Toy.

Origin of the Japan expedition, by Geo. Lynn-Lachlan Davis.
1860. 14 p. 80. Murphy.

The early friends or quskers in Maryland, by J. S. N^orris.
1862. 30 p. 8". Toy.

Who were the early settlers of Maryland? by Rev. Bthan
Allen, D.D. 1866. 18 p. 8o. Am. Quart. Church Rev.

Maryland Historical Society and the Peabody Institute Trus-
tees. A report by Brantz M!ayer. 1866. 16 p. 8^. Murphy.

Annual address. 1866, by W. F. Giles. 1867. 29 p. 8«. 2d
ed. 30 p. 8*. Murphy.

Memoir of Jared Sparks, by B. Mayer. 1867. 36 p. 8^.
port. Murphy.

Memoir of John H. Alexander, by W. Plnkney. 1867. 31 p.
ffi. Murphy.

Note. All of these excepting the Carroll Journal are o. p.

Fund publications. 8*. (Nos. 1-14, 16-26, have the im-
print of Murphy; no. 16, that of OowanSt New York. 1869.)

1. History, professions and prospects of the society, by B.
Mayer. 1867. $1.

2. First commander of Kent Island, by S. F. Streeter. 1868.
$1.60.

3. In memory of George Peabody. 1870. $1.

4. Brief account of the settlement [and history] of EUicott's
Mills, by Martha B.Tyson. 1870. $1.75.

6. A lost chapter in the history of the steamboat, by J. H.
B. Latrobe. 1871. $1.

6. First steamboat voyage on the western waters, by J. H.
B. Latrobe. 1871. $1.

7. Relatio itineris in Marylandiam [narrative of a voyage to
Baltimore], by Father Andrew White, S^T., with trans, by J.
B. Converse. 1874. $2.

7 (Supplement). Bxcerpta ex diversls Uteris Mlssionario-
mm ab anno 1638, ad annum 1677. 1877. $1.

8. The Lords Baltimore, by J. G. Morris, D.D. 1874. $1.60.

9. Papers relating to the early history of Maryland, by S.
F. Streeter. 1876. $3.

10. Sketch of the life of Dr. James McHenry, Alde-de-
Camp and private secretary of Washington, etc., by F. J.
Brown. 1877. $1.

11. Maryland's influence in founding a national common-
wealth, by Herbert B. Adams. 1877. map. $2.

12. Wenlock Christison, and the early friends in Talbot Co.,
Md., by S. A. Harrison, M.D. 1878. $1.60.

13. The expedition of Lafayette against Arnold, by J. A.
Stevens. 1878. $1.

14. Memoir of Hon. Wm. Hindman, by S. A. Harrison,
M.D. 1880. $1.

15. A character of the province of Maryland, by Geo.
Alsop. 1880. port, and map. $1.75.

16. Proceedings, in connection with the celebration of the
160th anniversary of the settlement of Baltimore. 1880. $2.

17. Founding of Washington City, by A. R. Spofford. 1881.
$1.60.

18. Foundation of Maryland and origin of the act concern-
ing religion of April 21, 1649, by Bradley T. Johnson. 1883.
$2.

19. Captain Richard Ingle, the Maryland " pirate and rebel,"
1642-1653, by B: Ingle. 1884. O. $1.50.

20. Sir George Calvert, Baron of Baltimore, by L: W. Wil-
heJm. 1884. O. $2.

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[Massachusetts

Maryland Historical Society, continued,

21. Maryland in Liberia, a history of the colony planted by
the Maryland State Colonization Society ... at Cape Palmae
. . . 1833-63, by J: H. B. Latrobe. 1886. O. $2.

22. The arcnivet of Maryland as illattrating the epirit of
the times of the early colonists, by H: Stockbrldge. 1886. O.
$2.

28. The great seal of Maryland, by Clayton C. Hall. 1886.
O. $1.50.

24. 1. Sketch of Lnther Martin, by H. P. Goddard. 2.
Nathaniel Ramsay, by W. F. Brand. 1887. O. $1.50.

25. National medals of the U. S., by R: McSherry. 1887.
O. $1.

26. A memoir of John Leeds Bozeman, the first historian of
Maryland, by S: A. Harrison. 1888. O. $1.60.

27. President Lincoln and the Chicago memorial on emanci-
pation, by W. W. Patton. 1888. O.

28. The Calvert Papers, no. 1. 1889. O. $4.

29. Report of the committee on the western boundary of
Maryland. 1890. O.

30. The Dismemberment of Maryland, by Q. W. Archer.
A Maryland manor, by J. G. Wilson. 1890.

31. Slaryland independence and the confederation, by W.
J. Hull; {also] Reminiscence of the troublous times of April,
1861, by J. M. Harris. 1891. 8o. $1.50.

32. LaFayette's second expedition to Virginia in 1871, by
S. M.Allen. 1891. 99, $1.

38. Maryland and NorUi Carolina in the campaign of 1780-
1781, by S: Q.Daves, 1893. U. 8*. $1.50.

34. Calvert papers, [no. 2.1 Selections from correspond-
ence. 1804. il. maps. 8o. $2.60.

Archives of Maryland. Published by the society under the
authority of the sute. 40. 1883>]896. 15 v. ea., pap., $2.60;
cl.. $3.

1 . Proceedings and acts of the Qen. Assembly, Jan., 1687/8-
Bept., 1664, with index.

2. Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly of Mary-
land, Apr., 1606-June, 1676, with index. 1884.

3. Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1636-7. 1886.

4. Judicial and testamentary business of the provincial
court, 1687-1660. (1887.)

6. Proceedings of the council of Maryland, 1667-1688.
1887.

6. Correspondence of Gov. Horatio Sharpe. v. 1, 175^7.
1888.

7. Proceedings and acts of the general assembly of Mary-
land, Oct., 1678-Nov., 1688. 1889.

8. Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1687/8-1093.
1880.

0. Correspondence of Gov. Horatio Sharpe. v. 2. 1767-1761.
1880.

10. Judicial and testamentary business of the provincial
court, 1649/50-67. 1891.

11. Journal of the Maryland Convention, July 28- Aug. 14,
1776. Journal and correspondence of the Maryland Council of
Safety, Aug. 29, 1776-July 6, 1776. 1892.

12. Journal and correspondence of the Maryland Council of
Safety, July 7-Dec. 31, 1776. 1898.

18. Pro<M»edings and acts of the General Assembly of Mary-
land, AprU, 1684-Jnne, 1692. 1894.

14. Correspondence of Gov. Horatio Sharpe. v. 8. 1761-
1771.

16. Proceedings of the council, 1671-1681.

JfoU, For more details regarding publications, »ee Griffin's
Bibliography of Amer. hist, societies.

Maryland, Medical and Chirorgical Faculty of. Or-
ganized 1799. Baliimorey Md,

Summary of proceedings, 1799-1807. 8^. 1807.

Act of incorporation and supplementary acts with by-laws.
9*. 1822,1848.

Sketch of proceedings, annnal and special sessions, 1863. 8o.
1868.

Acts, by-laws, code of ethics, etc. 1864, 1870, 1873, 1875,
1878. 9>.

Proceedings, ann. and spec, sessions, 1864. 9P. 1866.

Transactions. 1856,1869,1878-89. 8^. 1869-89.

By-laws, etc. 1870,1878,1876,1878. W*.

Maryland, Society for the History of the Germans in.
Organized 1886. (Rev. F. Ph. Hennighausen,
sec, 115 W. Lee St.) Baltimore, Md,
Reports. Annual. 1st, 1887-12th, 1898. 12 v. 9^. ea., $1.

Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society. Organized
1860. (P. E. Howes, M.D., rec. sec, 703 Wash-
ington St., Dorchester Dist., Boston, Mass.)

TraneaeCions; ed. by recording secretary. Pab. annaally
1861.

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[Massachusetts

Massachusetts Historical Society. Organized 1791.
(S. A. Green, libn.) Cor. of Boylston St. and
the Fenway i Boston j Mass.

CollectioDa. 9P. v. 1, 1792; repr.» 1806 and 18&0 : v. 2, 1703;
repr., 1810: v. 3, 1894; repr, 1810: v. 4, 1795; repr.» 1836:
V. 6,1798; repr., 1816 and 1835: v. 6, 1800; repr., 1846: v. 7.
1801; repr., 1846: v. 8, 1802; repr., 1856: v. 9, 1804; repr.,
1867 : V. 10, 1809; repr., 1857.

Second ser. v. 1, 1814; repr., 1838: v. 2, 1814; repr., 1846:
V. 3, 1815; repr., 1846: v. 4, 1816; repr., 1846; v. 5, 1815: repr.,
1848; V. 6, 1815; repr., 1848: v. 7. 1818; repr., 1828: v. 8, 1819;
repr., 1826: v. 9, 1822; repr., 1832: v. 10, 1823; repr.. 1843.

Third Mr. v. 1, 1825; repr., 1846: v. 2, 1830; 3, 1833; 4,
1834; 5, 1836; 6, 1837; 7, 1838; 8, 1843; 9, 1846; 10,1849.

Fourth aer. v. 1, 1852; 2, 1854; 3, 1866; 4, 1858; 6, 1861;
6, 1863; 7, 1865; 8, 1868; 9-10, 1871.

Fifth ser. v. 1, 1871; 2-3, 1877; 4-6, 1878; 6, 1879; 7-8,
1882; 9,1885; 10, 1888.

SUth ser. v. 1. 1886; 2. 1888; 3, 1889; 4, 1891; 6, 1892; 6,
1893; 7, 1894; 8, 1896; 9, 1897.

Froceedinn. 8^. v. 1, 1791-1836. 1879. v. 2, 1836-1855.
1880. V. 3, 1855-1868. 1859. v. 4, 185ft-60; v. 5, 1860-62: v.
6, 1862-3; v. 7. 1863-4; v. 8, 1864-5; v. 9, 1866-7; v. 10, 1867-9;
V. 11, 1869-70; r. 12, 1871-3; v. 13, 1873-5; v. 14, 1875-6; v.
15, 1876-7; v. 16, 1878; v. 17, 1879-80; v. 18, 1880-1; v. 19,
1881-2; V. 20, 1882-3.

Second ser. v. 1, 1884-5; v. 2, 1885-6; v. 3, 188(^7; v. 4,
1887-9; V. 5, 1889-90; v. 6, 1890-1; v. 7, 1891-2; v. 8, 1892-4;
▼. 9, 1894-5; v. 10, 1896; v. U, 1S97.

Discourse intended to condmemorate the discovery of Amer-
ica by Christopher Columbus, by Jeremy Belknap. 1792.
132 p. 8«.

Same. 6th ed. 1863. 184 p. 4^. large pap. 50 copies.

Index to the first twenty volumes of the Proceedings, 1791-
1883. 521 p. 8». 1887.

Catalogue of books in the library. 40 p. 8<*. 1896.

96-hvlp. 8*'. 1811.

of tiie private library of Thomas Dowse, presented to

the Society. 214 p. 8». 1866; also 1870.

of the library. 1859-60. 2 v. »>.

Historical research respecting the opinions and founders of
the republic on negroes as slaves, as citizens, and as soldiers,
by Geo. Llvermore. 1862. 236 p. df>.

Lectures before the Lowell Institute by members of the
society on the early history of Massachusetts. 1809. 498 p.
8*.

Heliotype of Washington's autograph address to the officers
of the American army at Newburg, N. Y., March 15, 1783,
with letters. 1876. 8 (10) p. fol.

Memoir of Hon. John U. Clifford, by R. C. Wlnthrop.
1877. 30 p. 9fi. por.

Tribute to the memory of Bdmund Qulncy and J. L. Motley.
1877. 30 p. 80.

Tributes to Longfellow and Emerson. 1882. 62 p. 4*.
portraits.

Memoir of David Sears, by R. C. Wlnthrop, Jr. 1886.
31 p. 8*. por. Cambridge.

Hubbard's map of New England, and remarks by S. A.
Green, M.D. 1888. 10 p. 8o. Cambridge.

List of memoirs printed In the collections, by S. A. Green.
1892. 7 p. 80.

Results In Europe of Cartler's explorations, by Justin
Wlnsor. 1892. 19 p. 8o. Cambridge.

Tributes to the memory of R. C. Wlnthrop. 1894. 40 p. 80.
^ Diary of John Kowe, a Boston merchant, 1764-1779, paper
by E. L. Pierce. 1895. 108 p. 80. Cambridge.

Note. A very large number of reprints from the collections,
proceedings, and lectures have been issued ; for list tee Griffin's
Bibliography of American historical societies.

Massachusetts Horaceopathic Medical Society.

Publications. 1-8. 1840-85. 8». 1871-86.

Act of incorporation and by-laws. 8o. Boston. 1856.

Massachusetts Horticultural Society. Organized 182i).
(Robt. Manning, sec.) Horticultural Hall, 101
Tremont St., Boston, Mass.

Massachusetts Horticultural society : constitution, by-laws,
members, etc. 1829.
Transactions.
Constitution and by-laws. 1891.

Massachusetts, Humane Society of the Commonwealth
of. Organized 1786. (S. W. Burgess, sec.)
10 Tremont St., Boston, Mass.

Biennial reports.

Note. Al90 issues occasional pamphlets giving Instructions
for rescuing the drowning, and for resuscitating persons ap-
pareatJjr drowned.

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[Massachusetts

MaBsachusctts Institute of Technologj. Organized
1860. (Harry W. Tyler, sec.) Boston, Mass.

President's reports, yean ending Sept., 1872-77, and Dec,
1883-98. 80.

Annual catalogues of the officers and students and pro-
gramme of the course of Instruction. 1886-M. 8^.

Report of the secretary. 1870-71. 16 p. 8*.

HbU. Secretary's reports from 1872-77 are Included in
Presidents* reports.

Objects and plan of the Institute of Technology, 1860. 29 p.
9P. 2ded. 1861.

Account of proceedings preliminary to organization, with
list of members and a|>pendix. 1861. 23 p. 99.

List of officers, extract from act of incorporation, plans and
by-laws. 1862. 12 p. 99.

Scope and plan of the school of Industrial science, Mass.
Inst, of Tech. 1864. 28 p. 8^.

Address on the limits of education, by Jacob Bigelow, M.D.
1865. 28 p. 80.

The Russian system of shop-work instruction for engineers
and machinists. July, 1876. 24 p. 8o. 2d ed., with supp.
statement, Aug., 1876.

In memory of Prof. William Barton Rogers, LL.D. May,
1885. 3 p.

Example of the life of John Chipman Hoadley, by H. F.
Mills. 1887. 11 p.

List of the periodicals in the libraries of the various depart-
ments, by C. W. Andrews. April, 1887. 8 p. Bd. 2. May,
1893. 19 p. 80.

Commemorative addresses, by A: Lowell. 1890. 8o.

Teehnlcal description of the engineering building of the In-
•Utute. 1890. 11. 80.

Department of architecture. Catalogue of library. 1892. 8o.

Mass. Inst, of Technology : a brief account of its founda-
tion, character, and equipments. 1893. 39 p. 40.

Catalogue of the premiated drawings of the department of
architecture. Annual. 1895-8. 80.

Meetings held in commemoration of the life and services of
Francis Amasa Walker. 1897. 39 p. 40.

The following are published by the Society of Arts :

Abstracts of the proceedings. 18th year, 1879-80— 29th year,
1891. 80.

Jfote. Abstracts for 1870-77 were published in secretary's
reports.

In memory of William Barton Rogers, LL.D. 1882. 39 p.
por.

Technology quarterly and proceedings of the Society, v. 1 :
l,Sept.,1887— V. 11, no. 2, 1898. 80. ea., $3.

Note. Pub. by Society after 1892; previously pub. by stu-
dents generally.

The following are published by the Alumni Association :

Constitution, list of officers, list of alumni, with brief auto-
biographical notices. Annual. 1876-96.

Publications of the Mass. Inst, of Technology and of its
officers, students and alumni, 1862-1887; comp. by W. R.
Nichols. 1882. 2d ed.; rev. by L. M. Norton. 1888. 3d ed.;
rev. by L. M. Norton and A. H. Gill. 1893. 162 p.

The Architectural Association has published :

Architectural Review^ no. 1. Feb., 1888.

The students have published :

The Spectrum, v. 1, 1872-73; v. 2, 8, 1873-74. 3 v. of 8
nos. each.

The Tech. no. 1, Nov. 16, 1881. (Pub. weekly during the
academic year to date.) $2.60 per year.

Technique. Annual: pub. oy members of junior class.
1885-88, 1890-98. $1 per year.

Technology Quarterly, v. 1, Sept., 1887— v. 3, 1890.

NoU. Pub. since 1892 by Society of ArU.

Massachusetts Library Club. Organized 1890. (Uiller

C. Wellman, sec, Public Library, Brook line,

Mass.)

Club handbook : constitution, officers, members, with a list
of meetings held by the club since its foundation. 1894, 1898.
120. pup. igoQ. go. pup.

Lists of select fiction. Sept., 1895-Aug., 1896. 12 nos. 80.
pap. 2&C. per ann.

Massachusetts Medical Society. Organized 1781. (Dr.

E. H. Brigham, libn.) 19 Boylston PL, Boston^

Mcas.

Medical communications. 1790-1898. 17 v. 80.
Library of practical medicine. 25 v. 8». 1831-68.
Publications. 1856-1871. 3 v. 80.

Oatalogoes of the Society. 80. Published trlennlally. Next
In 1899.

V_

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[Massachusetts

Massachusetts Medico-Legal Society. Organized 1877.
(Dr. F. W. Draper, chairman of standing com-
mittee, 304 Marlboro' St.) Boston,^ Mass.
Tranaactlona. Annual, v. 1 : 1, 1878— v. 2: 5, 1895. 8«.

Massachusetts New-Church Union. Organized 1864.
(E: A. Whiston, agt., 16 Arlington St.) BostoUy
Mass.

for catalogue, »ee Pub-

Publiahea New-Church books;
llahert' Trade List Annual.

Massachusetts Society for Promoting Agriculture.
Incorporated 1792. (P. H. Appleton, sec.) 53
State St.^ Boston i Mass,

Pamphlet containing rules and regulations, list of officers
and members, essays on the canker worm, account of the
method of making maple sugar, etc. 1795.

Ma»9achu8ett» Agricultural Journal (semi-annaal) . v. 1-8,
1813-1827. V. 9, 1830. v. 10, 1832.

Pamphlet containing replies to 49 questions contained in a
list printed and distributee! in 1799. 1807.

High farming without manure, trans, from the French of
George Vlele. 1866. Reprinted in 1878.

Treatise on the pine moth of Nantucket. 1883.

Legal rights and liabilities of farmers, by B. H. Bennett.
1884. A reprint by the society.

Tree pruning, by A. Des Cars, tr. by C. 8. Sargent, 1884.
Oupple$t Upham dt Co.

The law of the roadside, compiled by A. Hemenway and
Qeo. W. Anderson.

Centennial year. 1892. Salem.

Numerous circulars and pamphlets.

Massachusetts Society for Promoting Good Citizenship.
(E. D. Mead, pres., 23 Court St.) Boston^
Mass.

Circulars of Information, no. 1. Report of the committee
upon courses of reading and study on works on civil govern-
ment. 1888. 80.

Lectures upon municipal government and reform. Abstract
of lectures, Old South Meeting House, Boston. 1889. S^.

Also various leaflets.

Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to

Animals. Organized 1868, and closely associated

with the American Humane Education Society.

(Joseph L. Stevens, sec.) 1$ MUk St.^ Boston.

Our Dumb Animals (monthly). 1868-1898. subs., 50c. per
year.
Note. Also publishes pamphlets and leaflets.

Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to

Children. Organized 1878. (Frank B. Fay, gen.

agt., 15 Pemberton Sq.) Boston^ Mass.

Annual reports. 1880-1898. 8o.
Address on child insurance, 1895.

Diffeet of the laws of Massachusetts concerning children.
[Wim the amendments and new statutes to 1895.} 1896. 24*.

Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of Intem-
perance.
A letter to the mechanics of Boston. 1831. 28 p. 12®.

Massachusetts Society for the University Education of
Woman. Organized 1877. (Miss Louise L.
Putnam, sec, 40 Fayette St., Lynn, Mass.)
Boston i Mass.
Annual reports, 1877 +•

Massachusetts State Pharmaceutical Association. Or-
ganized 1882. (Ja. F. Ouerin, sec, 286 Front
St.) Worcester J Mass.

Proceedings. Annual. 1882 +. 8".

Bxtracts from public statutes of Massachusetts of the laws
relating to druggists and apothecaries, by J: H. Manning.
1894.

Massachusetts State Teachers* Association. Organized

1845. (Geo. E. Gay, sec, Maiden, Mass.)

The Massachuaetts teacher (monthly). 1848-74. This was
succeeded by the JVew England Journal of Education .
Transactions, v. 1, 1845-7. 1852. 304 p. 12o. cl. OooUdge.
Abstract of proceedlnge, 1845-80. 1881. 217 p. V29,

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[Methodist

Massachasetts State Teachers* Association, continued.

Addresiefl, 1882, together with abstract of proceedings S7th
and 88tb ann. meetings, 1881, 2. 1888.

Reports [annnall of the committee on edncatlonal progress.
188^-88. 12«.

1. Progress in high school education in Massachasetts. 1885.

2. Progress in primary school instruction. 1886.

3. Progress in grammar school edacation. 1887.

4. Moral training In the public schools. 1888.

Color lessons for primary schools. Prepared by L. Dunton.
1885. 12».

Elementary drawing. Part of an outline of an eight years'
course of Instruction, by C. M. Carter. 1885. 12^.

Elementary lessons on animals. Prepared by A. C. Boyden.
1885. 120.

Lessons on the human body. Prepared by L. Dunton. 1885.
12«>.

English In secondary schools. 1888. 8o.

Report on necrology, 1880.

Massachusetts Tariff Reform League. Organized 1884.
Now New England Free Trade League, which
see.

Massachusetts Temperance Alliance. Boston, Mass.

Annual reports of the secretary. 18*16, 1864-67. 18-19,
1869-70.

Massachusetts Temperance Conyention.

Journal of prooeedlngs : Worcester, Sept. 18, 1833. 36 p.
8<*. Fbrd <£ £>amr€U, Boston.

Massachusetts Temperance Society.
Annual report. 21. 1834. 129.

Massachusetts : Trustees of Public Reservations. Or-
ganized 1891. (John Woodbury, sec.) 14 Bea-
con St., Boston J Mass.
Reports. Annual. 1891-7.

Maumee Valley Historical and Monumental Associa-
tion. Toledo, O.

Oration of Cassius Marcellus Clay, at Put-In-Bay, Lake
Erie, Sept. 10, 1891, the anniversary of the capture of the
British fleet by O. H. Perry. 1801. 19 p. 8P.

Maumee Valley Pioneer and Historical Association.

Toledo, O.

Transactions at annual meetlne, Feb. 22. 1877. 1877. 80.
Maumee Valley and pioneers, by B. C. Bllven. 1880. 48 p.
8».

Maumee Valley Pioneer Association. Organized 1864.

(J. L. Pray, sec.) Toledo, O.

Woman's part in pioneer home life. 1895. pap.
Addresses, memorials, and sketches, 1897. Ill p. 8^. pap.

Mecklenburg Monument Association. Organized 1842.
Charlotte, N. C.

Address delivered at Charlotte, N. C., Feb. 4, 1876, on the
Mecklenburg declaration of Independence, May 20, 1775, by
Hon. Wm. A. Graham, with accompanying documents. 1875.
167 p. 16P. Neva York.

Unveiling of the monument to the signers of the Mecklen-
burg declaration of Independence, May 20, 1898. 1898. 87 p.
80. cl.

Medical Societies. See name of locality.

Meriden Scientific Association. Organized 1878. (C:
H. S. Davis, cor. sec.) Meriden, Conn.
Transactions, v. 1, 1885— v. 8, 1898.

Methodist Book Concern. (Hunt & Eaton, agts., 150

6th Ave.) New York City.

Publishes Methodist books and general religious literature;
for catalogue, see Publishers' Trade List Annual.

Methodist Episcopal Church South, Publication House

of the. (Barbee & Smith, agts.) NcuhvUle, Tenn.

PnbMshsB Methodist books; for catalogue, see Publishers'
Tnde List Aonual.

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PUBLICATIONS OF SOCIETIES

[Michigan

Methuen Historical Society. Organized 1895. (C.
H. T. Mann, sec, Marston Corner.) Methuen^
Mass.

1. President's address — Hon. J. 8. Howe: Music of other
dayf in Methnen, by Lizzie B. Carrier. 1896. 20 p. 99. 10c.

2. The Merrimack VaUey, by Hon. R. H. Tewksbury. 20c.

3. Epitaphs in the old burying groond, 1725-1850. $1.

Metropolitan Museum of Art. Organized 1870. (L.

P. di Cesnola, sec. and director.) Central Parky

New York City.

Annnal ReporU, 1871-04. 1895. 1 v. cl. 8*.

Annual Reports, 26th-28th, 1895-7. 1896-8. 3 v. cl. 8».

Hand-books :

— No. 2. Terracottas and pottery. pAp- 8*.

— No. 3. Stone sculptures, pap. v^.

— No. 4. Egyptian antiquities, pap. 8^.

— No. 7. Sculptural plaster casts, pap. ^.

— No. 8. Tapestries, paintings, drawings, etc. pap* 8<>.

— No. 9. Collections of engraved sems. pap. 8f.

— No. 11. Reproductions In metal, pap. W>.

— No. 12. Seal cylinders and other oriental seals, pap. 8o.
Note. Nob. 1, 5, 6 and 10 were Issued, but their contents

were subsequently included in others.

Russian art reproductions, by John W. Miles. 1884. cl.
8*. U. Jewelers* Circular Pubg. Oo.

Cuneiform texts, ed. and trans, by A. B. Moldenke. 1893.
pap. 8*.

Guide to the halls and galleries. 1894. pap. 8^.

Garland collection of C5hlnese porcelain. 1895. cl. 8*.

Catalogue of paintings. 1898. pap. 8*. 20c.

Charter, constitution, etc. 1898. cl. 9P.

Michigan Dental Association.

Transactions. 22, 1877. 24-26, 1879-81. 9P. DetroU.

Michigan Engineering Society. Organized 1880 as the
Michigan Association of Ciyil Engineers and
Surveyors. Name changed in 1884. (F. Hodg-
man, sec, Climax, Mich.)

Michigan Engineera* Annual. 1880-98. 19 v. 8". per set,
$14. V. for 1880-2, and 1884, ea., 50o.; 1885, 75c.; 1891-5, and
1898, ea., $1.00; 1896-7, ea., $1.26.

Proceedings. 1880-1885. 6 v. 8o. pap. v. for 1883, $1.00;
1885, 75c. ; other vols., ea., 50c.

— 1886-7. 1 V. 80. pap.

Manual of land survejnng, by F. Hodgman. 12^. mor., $2.50.

Surveyors' tables; belns the tables from the Manual of land
surveving, bound separately. t2fi. mor., $1. Star ed., $1.50.

Field TOOk for surveyors. IV. leath., 76c.

Michigan, Historical Society of. Organized 1828.
Detroit, Mich,

Discourse on early settlements in Michigan, delivered at
the first meeting, by Lewis Cass. 1830. 52 p. 8^.

Discourse on the Indian tribes of the upper lakes, by H. R.
Schoolcraft. 1830. 44 p. 8^.

Historical and scientific sketches. 1834. 215 p. 12*.

Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society. Organized

1874. (Geo. H. Greene, sec.) Lansing^ Mich.

Pioneer and historical collections, v. 1, 1877— v. 27, 1897.
80. V. 1-2, ea., $1.50. v. 3-27, ea., 75c.

Michigan Political Science Association. Organized
1892. (Chas. H. Cooley, treas.) Ann Arbor^
Mich.

Constitutional history of the U.S., as seen in the develop-
ment of American law : lectures 1889. D. $2.50. Putnam.

Publications, v. 1 : 1, May, 1893— v. 3: 3, 1898. 18 nos. ea.
15-75C.

Michigan State Agricultural Society. Organized 1870.
(H: Fralick, sec.) Grand Rapids^ Mich.
Reports. Annnal. 1891-95. 8^.

Michigan State Horticultural Society. Organized 1870,
as Mich. State Pomological Society; name
changed in 1880. (Edwy C. Reid, sec.) Alle-
gan, Mich.
Annual reporU, Ist, 1871-27th, 1897. 16o. ea., $1.

Michigan State Medical Society. Organized 1866. (Dr.

Collins H. Johnston, sec.) Orand Rapids, Mich.

Transactions; ed. by C. H. Johnston, v. 1, 1866— v. 22,
1898. 80.

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[Military

Michigan State Pharmaceatical Association. Organ-
ized 1883. (Chafl. F. Mann, sec. , Detroit, Mich.)

Proc6«diiigB of annual me«tings, containing alto original
pap«ra and addresses. 1884 +.
Note. Annnal meetings are beld at DeU>oit.

Middlebury Historical Society. (Philip Battell, sec.)
Middlebury, Vt.

Hlstoiy of the town of Middlebnry, by Bam. Swift. 1850.
444 p. 8P. jpor.

History of SalUbnry, Vt., by Jobn M. Weeks. 1861. 362 p.
80. por. woodcni.

Statistical and historical account of the town of Addison,
Vty by S. Swift. 18W. 132 p. 8».

Efistory of the town of Shoreham, by J. F. Goodhue ; with a
statistical and historical account of the town of Addison, by
S.Swift. 1861. 198 p. 80. por.

History of the town of Cornwall, Vt., by Lyman Matthews.
1862. 366 p. 8*. portraito.

Papers and Proceedings, v. 1, part 2 : The marble border of
western New England. 1885. 68 p. 8*. map.

Forefathers' day : 266th anniversary, at Middlebury, Vt.,
Dec. 21, 1886. m6. 6 p. 8o.

Address on the 272d anniversary. 1802.

Military Historical Society of Massachusetts. Organ-
ized 1876. Incorporated 1891. (Ethel Brig-
ham, lihn.) Cadet Armory, Ferdinand St.,
Boston, Mass.

Papers read before the society in 1876-80. 2 v. 8<*. 1881,
1886. maps. TUknor.

Papers, v. 1. Campaigns in Virginia, 1861-2. Bd. by T. F.
Dwight. 1805. 8*. maps. BouaMon, M. S Co.

— V. 2. Virginia campaign of 1862 under Oen. Pope ; ed. by
T. F. Dwij^t. 1805. 8*. maps. Houqhton, M. A Co.

Hott, These volumes are a republication of the earlier
volumes, with new matter.

Papers, v. 10. Critical sketches of some of the federal and
confederate commanders; ed. by T. F. Dwight. 1805. 8*^.
Houghton, M. A Co.

Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the U. S. : Com-

mandery of Illinois. Organized 1879. (Capt.

H. H. Mason, recorder, 76 Monroe St., Chicago,

111.)

MiliUry essays and recollections. 2 v. 8*. 1801-04. $2.50.
McClttrg.

— Commandery of Indiana. Organized 1888. (Col.

Z. A. Smith, recorder, 41 When Bldg., Indian-
apolis, Ind.)
War papers. 1808. 8*.

— Commandery of Iowa. Organized 1886. (Adjutant

Jos. W. Muffly, recorder. Grant Club House, Des

Moines, Iowa.)

War sketches and incidents, v. 1. 1803. v. 2. 1808. ea.,
$1.76 and postage. %^.

— Commandery of Maine. Organized 1866. (Maj.

Henry S. Burrage, recorder, Oxford Bldg., Port-
land, Me.)
War papers. 1808. 80. The Thunton Print.

— Commandery of Michigan. Organized 1885. (Gen.

F. W. Swift, recorder.) 58 W, Congress St,^
Detroit, Mieh,
War papers, v. 1. 1803. v. 2. 1808. 8o.

— Commandery of Minnesota. Organized 1885. (Lieut.

D. L. ^ngsbnry, recorder, 554 Holly Ave., St.

Paul, Minn.)

Glimpses of the Nation's straggle. 4 v. 8*. Ser. 1, 1887.
Ber. 2, 1800. 8t. Paul Book and Sta. Co. Ser. 3, 180S.
Merrill. Ser. 4, 1808. B. L. Collint Co. Ber. 1-3, $1.25 ea.
Ser. 4. $2.

— Commandery of Missouri. Organized 1885. (Capt.

W. R. Hodges, recorder, 20 Laclede Bldg., St.

Louis, Mo.)

War papers and personal reminiscences, v. 1. 1802. 9*.
BeckioULA Oo,

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[Minnesota

Military Order of Loyal Legion of U. S.» continued.

— Commandery of New York. Organized 1866. (A.

Noel Blakeman, recorder, 140 Nassau St., New
York City, N. Y.)

Personal recollections of the rebellion. 2 v. 9P. 1891-97.
(▼. 2. Putnam.)

— Commandery of Ohio. Organized 1882. (Maj. A.

M. Van Dyke, recorder, 15 Grand Hotel, Cin-
cinnati, O.)

Papers. 1883. 84. 1885. 8o. Sherick.
— 1885-87. 1887. 8». Sherick.

Sketches of war history. 1861-65. 4 v. 1888-96. 8^.
Olarkf. $1 and $1.50.

— Commandery of Wisconsin. Organized 1874. (Capt.

A. R. Houston, recorder, 373 Milwaukee St.,

Milwaukee, Wis.)

War papers. 2 v. 1891-96. 8^. Burdickt Armitage and
Allen.

Military Service Institution of the U. S. Organized
1878. (Capt. A. L. Harris, ed. and pub., Gov-
ernor's Island, N. Y.)

Journal, originally quarterly; since 1889, bi-monthly, v. 1 :
1, 1879— V. 23 (in progress). $4 per ann. ; 75c. per no.

Note. About eight papers have been pnblisned separately,
but all have been inclnded in the foarnal.

Milwaukee, Municipal League of. Milwaukee y Wis.

Draft of an act to prevent corrupt praetioes in general and In
primary elections.

Minisink Valley Historical Society. Organized 1889.
(W. H. Nearpass, cor. sec.) Port Jervis, N. Y.

History of Deer park, Orange Co., N. Y., by P. B. Gninaer.
1890. 206 p. 12*. cl.

1690-1890: bicentennial celebration of the two hundredth
anniversary of the settlement of the Minisink Valley. 1890.
28 p. sm. 4<>.

Minnesota Academy of Natural Sciences. Organized
1873. (C. P. Berkey, cor. sec. University of
Minnesota.) Minneapolis^ Minn.

Constitution and by-laws, with address of President. 1873.
40p. 8<*. pap.

Bulletin. 8^. pap. v. 1, pt. 1, 1874; pt. 2, 1876; pt. 3, 1877.
ea., 50c. pt. 5, 1878; pt. 6, 1880. v. 2, pto. 1-5, 1880-85. v. 3,

1>ts. 1-3, 1889, 1891-2. Note. Part 3 destroyed by fire as the
ast pages were in press, v. 4, pt. 1, 1896.

Occasional papers, v. 1, no. 1 : Preliminary notes on the
birds and mammals collected by the Menage Scientific Bzpe-
dition to the Philippine Islands, by F. 8. Bourns and Dean C.
Worcester. 1894. 64 p. 4^.

Minnesota Historical Society. Organized 1849. (War-
ren Upham, sec. and libn.) St. Paul., Minn.

Annals of the societv, by E. D. Nelll and H. H. Sibley and
others. 1850. 82 p. Other parts were issued in 1861, 2, 3 and
6; now included in collections, v. 1.

Collections, v. 1-8. 1860-1898. 8 v. 8*. ea., $2.50, ex-
cepting V. 1, 4, 5, ea., $3.50. The parts are also sold sepa-
rately.

Annual reports.

Biennial reports to the legislature.

Proceedings, from the organization Nov. 15, 1849, to the ad-
mission of the state, May 11, 1858. 1878. 21 p. 80.

Transactions of the department of American history, April,
May, 1879. 1879. 34 p. 9fi. Same for Oct., 1879. 1879. 38 p.
80. Same (Including both the above), 1879. 148 p. 9*.

Dept. of Am. Hist. Light thrown by the Jesuits upon
hitherto obscure points in early Am. hist., by B. D. Nelll.
The writings of LfOuis Hennepin, by B. D. Neill. 1880.

The sources of the Mississippi, by J. H. Baker. 1887. 28
p. 80.

Catalogue of library. 1888. 2 v. tP.

Minnesota State Forestry Association. Organized 1876.

(Geo. W. Strand, sec, Taylor's Falls, Minn.)

Forest tree planters* manual. 8o. 1879, 1881, 1883,byL. B.
Hodges. 1889, 1890, by C. L. Smith. 1891-4), by J. O. Barrett.
Forestry in Minnesota, by Prof. Sam. B. Greene, 189S. 310
p. 6c. poetage.

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[Missouri

Minnesota State Horticultural Society. Organised

1866. (A. W. Latham, sec, 207 Kasota

Block.) Minneapolis^ Minn,

Report, 1M6-7S. 1 v. 12o. ol. State of Minn.
Report; aDDual. 1874-98. 25 v. 104-642 p.

Minnesota State Medical Society. Organized 1869 ; in-
corporated 1892. (Wm. Davis, sec, 107 E. 6th
St) Si, Paul^ Minn,
TraDMctioDB. v. 1-90. 30 ▼. 4^ and 9>. Not for aale.

Mississippi State Historical Society. Organized 1890.
(F. L. Riley, sec.) University of Mississippi^
University t Miss,
Publicationa. no. 1. 177 p. 4o. pap. $1.00.

Mississippi State Medical Association. Organized 1856 ;

suspended during the war, and resumed in 1869.

(Dr. H. M. Folkes, ed. and mngr. and actg. sec,

Bilozi, Miss.)

TranMctiona. let, 1857; irregular until 1860, since then
aanntd.
Journal (monthly).

Missouri Bar Association. Organized 1881. (J. J.
Russell, sec, Charleston, Mo.)
Annual reports.

Missouri Botanical Garden. Organized 1889. (W:
Trelease, director, Tower Grove Ave.) St.
Louis, Mo,

Reports. Annual; ed. by W: Trelease. v. 1, 1890— ▼. 9,
1898. 9>, ea., $1.

Handbook of the garden; ed. by W: Trelease. 1893. obi.
320. leatherette, 25c.

ydte. The principal botanical eontributions have also
been separately issued in paper or leatherette, under the
aothors' names.

Missouri, Civil Service Reform Association of. Organ-
ized 1881. (Hugh McKiUrick, sec, 911 Wash-
ington Ave.) St. Louis, Mo.

Address to the people of Missonrl, by H: Hitchcock; with
constitntion, etc., of society. 1881.

Report*. Annual. 1881 -f.

Report of committee for year ending May, 1891 ; with ad-
dress by T. Roosevelt.

Blissouri Historical and Philosophical Society. Organ-
ized 1844. St, Louis, Mo,

Annals, no. 1. 1848. 29 p. 8o.

Japan and the expedition thereto of the United States, by
Thos. Allen. 1868. 34 p. 8o.

Missouri Historical Society. Organized 1866. (W: J.
Seever, sec, 1600 Locust St.) St, Louis, Mo,

PrMident's addresses, constitution and by-laws, and list of
members. 1894. 8^.

Annual reports, 1866-08.

Publications, nos. 1-14. 1880-97. 9*. pamph. :

1. The campaign in Missouri, and the battle of Wilson's
Creek, by W. M. Wherrv. 1880. — 2-8. Recollections of a
septuagenarian, by Wm. Waldo, etc.— 4. Amended charter
and by-laws. — 6. Address on Bam. Qaty , by J. F. Darby. —

6. Notes on the arehsBology of Missouri, by F. F. Hilder. —

7. Ann. address by G. B. Loffhton. pres., 1883. — 8. Historical
societies in their relation to local nlstorical interest, by G. F:
Robertaon. 1883. 16 p. 8*.— 0. The American revolution
and the acquisition of the valley of the Mississippi, by C. F.
Robertson. 1884. 27 p. 8*. — 10. Attempts to separate the
west from the American Union, by O. F. Robertson. 1884.
— 11. President's address, constitution and by-laws. 1894.
8*. 81 p. — 12. Newspapers and newsfrnper people of three
decades (St. Louis), by wm. Hyde; Territorial revenue system
of Mo., by F. C. Hicks. 1896. 86 p. 8o. — 13. Louisiana
pnrehaae, by J. O. Broadhead. 1897. 31 p. 8o. — 14. History
of the GathoUo church in St. Louis, by Rev. J. J. Oonvay.
1897. 40 p. 80.

Mi8«onri Institute of Homoeopathy.
Proceedings. 8. 1884. 8o.

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[Nantucket

Missonri, Medical Association of. Organized 1850.
(Jabez N. Jackson, sec.) Kansas City^ Mo.
TraoBaotioos. Annaal.

Missouri State Horticultural Society. Organized 1859,
as Missouri Fruit Growers' Association; name
changed 1862. Reorganized and incorporated
1893. (L. A. Goodman, sec, Westport.) Jeffer-
son City, Mo.

Aonaal reports. 8^. let, for ]859-40tb, for 1808. ▼. 1-6,
7-19, 12-20, 22, called " proceedings ; *' v. 6 entitled '* seventh
annual meeting;" v. 11 called ''transactions;" v. 21, 28-40,
issued as ** reports."

Modern Language Association of America. Organ-
ized 1883. (Ja. W. Bright, sec, Johns Hopkins
Univ., Baltimore, Md.)

Proceedings at New York, Dec. 20, 30, 1884. v. 1, 1884.

Publications, v. 1-3, ed. bv A. M. Biliott. Quarterly vols.
4-7 (1880-92), ed. by A. M. Biliott. Quarterly vols. 8-13 (new
series, 1-6) 1803-98, ed. by Ja. W. Bright. $3 per v.

Montana, Historical Society of. Organized 1865.
(Laura E. Howey, libn.. Court House.) Helena^
Mont.

Contributions, v. 1, 1876. 357 p. 9>. por. v. 2, 1806.

Catalogue of the library of the society ; also report of the
librarian, 1801-03, prepared by W. F. Wheeler. Helena, 1802.
128 p. 80.

Montgomery Co., Pa., Historical Society of. Organized

1881. (Joseph Fornance, pres., Penn St.,

Norristown, Pa.) Pennsylvania.

Historical sketches, v. 1. 1805. il. 420 p. IT. $1.50;
velluro, $2. v. 2, 1807.

Monument Association of the Capture of Andr6.

Centennial Souvenir. 1880. 167 p. 8". il. portraits. New
York.

Moravian Historical Society. Organized 1857. (Frank
Kunkel, sec, Nazareth, Pa.) Pennsylvania.

Moravian Historical Society, its organization and aims;
Peter Boehler's oak tree ; account of 1st anniversary ; address
by J: Henry, president. 1850.

Memorial of tlie dedication of monuments erected by the
society to mark the sites of ancient missionary stations in
New York and Connecticut, prepared by W. C. Reichel.
1860. 184 p. *>. il. New York^ Richardion; Phila.t Lippin-
cott.

Transactions. 4 v. 8«. cl. v. 1, 1858-76. 1876. $10. v. 2,
1877-86. 1886. $7.50. v. 3, 1887-88. 1888. $2.50. v. 4, 1880-
05. 1805. $4.25. v. 5 : 1^, 1805-08.

Note. Separate publication has been made of some of the
contributions to the Transactions.

Mount Holyoke College. Chartered as Mount Holyoke
Female Seminary in 1836; new charter as
Mount Holyoke Seminary and College in 1888 ;
new charter as Mount Holyoke College in 1893.
(Miss C. B. Greene, registrar.) South ffadley.
Mass,

The Llamarada. (Junior class.) 1805-08. 4 v. 4P. (1807,
obi. 8».) ea., $1.25.

The Mount Holyoke (monthly during college year).
(Students.) v. 1 : 1, 1801— v. 8, 1808. 40. $1.50 per ann.

Genera] view of the principles and designs. 1837. 22 p. 8<>.
pap. Perkint df Marvin.

Female education. 1830. 26 p. pap.

Memorial, twenty -fifth anniversary. 1862. 174 p. 12o.

History of Mount Holyoke Seminary, 1837-87, by Mrs. S.D.
(Locke) Stow. 1887. 372 p. 8'. o. p.

Semi-centennial celebration, ed. byb. D. Stow. 1888. 155 p.
80.

Nantucket Historical Society. Organized 1894. (Susan

£. Brock, libn., Fair St.) Nant-iukety Mass,

Quakerism on Nantucket since 1800, by H. B. Worth. 1806.
38 p. %*. pap., 26c.

Timothy White papers, 1725-1756. Kd. by Rev. M. S.
Dudley. 1898, 96 p. 8». pap., $1.

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PUBUCATIONS OF SOCIETIES

[National

Narragansett Clnb, The. Organized 1865. Proi)%denctt

Jt, I.

Pablioations, 6 v. viz. :

1 . Biographical introduction to the writings of Roger Wil-
liams. By Reuben Aldridge Guild. With Roger Williams's
kev to the Indian language, and Cotton's letter to Roger
Williams, and his reply. Edited by James Hammond Tmm-
ball and Reuben Aldridge. 1866. tI + 2 + 60 + 16 + 210 +
3 + 112 p. 40.

2. Master John Cotton's answer to Master Roger Williams,
etc. Edited by Rev. J. Lewis Diman and Reuben Aldridge.
1867. 8 -I- 240 + 36 p. 4o.

3. The bloudy tenant of persecution. Edited by Rev.
Samuel L. Caldwell. 4 + xiv + 426p. 40.

4. The bloody tenant yet more bloody. Edited by Rev.
Bamuel L. Caldwell. 1870. 4 + iz + 647 + lp. 4P.

5. George Fox digg*d out of his burrowes. Edited by Rev.
J. Lewis Diman. 1872. 6 -)- Ivili + 10 + 50S p. 4^.

6. Letters of Roger Williams. Edited by John Russell
BartleU. 1874. xviii + 2 + 420 p. 4«.

National Academy of Sciences. Incorporated 1863.

(Prof. Ira Remsen, Home Sec, Johns Hopkins

University, Bait., Md.) Washingiony D, C.

XoU. For publications, tee in Appendix to Am. Cat., U. 8.
Government Publications, National Academy of Sciences.

National Association of Builders. Organized 1887.

(W: H. Sayward, sec. 166 Devonshire St.,

Boston, Mass.)
Bulletin (quarterly). 25c. per year.
Annual reports. l8874-«

National Association of Officials of Bureaus of Labor
Statistics. Organized 1883. (S: B. Home, sec,
North Main St., Hartford, Conn.)
Proceedings of annual sessions, with papers. 1883 +•

National Association of Railway Surgeons. Now In-
ternational Association of Railway Surgeons,
which see.

National Association of Wool Manufacturers. Or-
ganized 1864. (S. N. D. North, sec, 70 Kilby
St.) Boston, Mass.

Bulletin (quarterly), v. 28, 1898. $2 per ann. bd. vols.,
$2.60.

Reports. Annual. 1865-98.

Protection a boon to consumers, by J. L. Hayes. 1867. 60c.

Solidarity of the industries, by J. L. Hayes. 1870. 60c.

The protective question abroad, by J. L. Hayes. 1870. 60c.

Notes upon indigo, by J. L. Hayes. 1873. 60c.

Tariff policy of the U. 8., by B. B. Bigelow. 1877. 60c.

American textile machinery, by J. L. Hayes. 1879. 60c.

Consanguinity in breeding, by J. L. Hayes. 1882. 60c.

The merino as a mutton sheep, by J. L. Hayes. 1888. 60c.

Labor restrictions abroad and at home, by J. L. Hayes.
1886. 80c.

Dangers and difficulties attending legislation on the wool
industry, by J. L. Hayes. 1887. 60c.

Free raw materials, as related to New Bngland industries,
by W: Whitman. 1889. 60c.

Twenty.five years of wool tariff history, by B. N. D. North,
1889. 26c.

Wool book : a statistical manual for the trade, by 8. N. D.
North. 1892. 60c. 2d ed. 1896. 60c.

Necessity, efficacy, and advantages of the present duties on
woolen goods, by 8. N. D. North. 1892. 26c.

Catalogue of exhibits of domestic wool manufacturers at the
World's Columbian Exposition. 1893. 26c.

Century of American wool manufacture, 1790^1890, by 8. N.
D. North. 1896. 60c.

Factory legislation in New Bngland. 1896.

Thepremises of free trade examined, by G. B. Dlxwell. 26c.

Nmtional Christian Association. Organized 1868; in-
corporated 1874. (W: I. Phillips, gen. sec, 221
W. Madison St.) Chicago, III.

Chrietian Oynomre. Published fortnightly for 3 years
from 1868, then weekly to date, cl., $2.

Are secret ■ocieties a blessing or a curse? by B. Carradine.
1991. 8^. pap., 6c.

Folly, expense, and danger of secret societies, by C: A.
Blanchard. 1892. 1(P. pap., &c.

Teetlmoniea of Congregational ministers and associations
on secret societies. 1§96. pors. W. pap., 16c.

Facta and photographs : testimonies of various Indivldualn
rMnrdlng secret societies. 1896. pap., 16c.

Baeraey and eitixenship. 1897. cl., 60c. Jas. H. Earl.

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[National

National Civil Service Reform League. Organized
1881. (G: McAneny, sec, 54 William St) New
York City.

Good Government (monthly), v. 12: 1» July, 1892 +. $1
per ann. 10c. per copy. Succeeded the Civil Service Record,
and the Civil Service le^ormer, and it numbered ooneecatWely
with the former. Suapended temporarily in 1898, but to be
resumed ahortly.

Proceeding!. Annual. 1881-97. (1881-3,1888,1890. o. p.)

Addreaaea by Georee William Curtis :

The progreas of reform . 1883. o. p.

The year'a work in civil aervice reform. 1884.

Civil aervice reform under the preaent national adminiatra-
tion. 1885.

The situation. 1886.

The reaaon and the result of civil aervice reform. 1888.

Party and patronage. 1892.

Addreaaes oy Carl Bchurz :

Civil aervice reform and democracy. 1893.

The neceaaity and progreaa of civil service reform. 1894.

Congress ana the spoils system. 1896.

Bncouragementa and warnings. 1890.

The democracy of the merit aystem. 1897.

Report on the expediency of aaking candidatea for public
ofBce their views of civil aervice reform [by John Jay].
1882. 43 p.

To the voters of the United SUtes. 10 p.

Address to the reverend clergy of all denominations in the
United SUtes [by John JayJ. 1883. 14 p.

The four yeara^ term, by F. W. Whitriage. 1888. 16 p. ot p.

Letter of Grover Cleveland, to the National (^vU-Service
Reform League, Dec. 25, 1884.

The reform of the civil service. 1885. 4 p.

The selection of laborers, by James M. Bugbee. 1885. 8 p.

The same in German. 1885. 7 p.

The reform of the civil aervice. 1887. 4 p.

Report of the Civil Service Reform Aasociation of Mary-
land to the League concerning the part taken by federal office
holders at primary electiona in Maiyland in July, 1887. 40 p.
o. p. 4

Report of special committee on the preaent condition of the
reform movement. 1887.

Civil aervice reform as a moral queation, by C. J. Bonaparte.
1890. 8 p.

The influence of the spoils idea upon the government of
American cities. Herbert Welsh. 1894.

The reform of the consular service. O. 8. Straus. 1894.

The theory and practice of civil service reform. Wm. D.
Foulke. 1894.

The interest of the workingman in civil aervice reform.
Herbert Welsh. 1895.

The appointment and tenure of poatmaatera. R. H. Dana.
1895.

The republican party and civil aervice reform. H. Hitch*
cock. 1897.

The democratic party and civil service reform. Moorfield
Storey. 1897.

An open letter to the Hon. C. H. Groavenor. G. MoAneny.
1897.

The need of a classified and non-partisan census bureau.
Report of special committee of the National Civil Service
Reform League.

The legal situation. B. B. Smith. 1897.

Civil service reform in municipal government. Two papera.
Albert Shaw and Horace E. Deming. 1897.

U. S. civil aervice atatutea and reviaed rules of May 0,
1898.

ydU. The league has also issued a large number of leaflet!,
circulars, drafts, copiea of acta, etc.

National Conference of Charities and Correction.

Organized 1874. (H. H. Hart, gen. sec, 115

Monroe St., Chicago, 111.)

National Bulletin (quarterly). Dec., 1896 +.

Charity organization. Boat. 1890. 9fi,

History of child saving in the U. S. Bost. 1893. 320 p. 8o.

Proceedings of annual session. 1874 -{-.

Note. 20th V. contains an index, 1874-92.

Proceedings of special session at New Orleans, March, 1897.
1 V. 80. 126 p. pap., 50c.

National Congress of Fruit Growers. See American
Pomological Society.

National Convention of Chiefs and Commissioners of

Bureaus of Statistics of Labor in the U. S.

See National Association of Officials of Bnreaua of Labor
BtaUMticM. I

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National Convention of Railroad Commiflsioners. Or-
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Proceedings of annual oonventloni. 1889 -f-. 8^. cl.
IfoU. These are pablUhed by the Interstate Oommerce
Commission and distribated like government publications.

National Cotton Planters* Association of America.
Ptantert* Journal. 16 v. 4«. 1880-87+. Vlckiburg, MU».

National Dental Association. Organized 1897, by a

anion of the American Dental Association with

the Southern Dental Association. (Dr. W. E.

Walker, assist, rec. sec, Pass Christian, Miss.)

Minutes of convention and first meeting pnblished as an ap-
pendix to transactions of the American Dental Association,
and also of the Bonthem Dental Association. 1897. 30 p. <S.
S. White /). Ufg- Co-, Phila,

National Dental Association, Southern Branch. Until

1897, Southern Dental Association. (S. W.

Foster, rec. sec, Atlanta, Ga.)

Proceedings Ist ann. meeting 1898. Published with pro-
ceedings National DenUl Association. 1898. 8. 8. White />.
Mfg- Co.

National Divorce Reform League. Organized 1881.
Now National League for the Protection of the
Family, which see.

National Eclectic Medical Association. Organized
1871. (Pitts £. Howes, M.D., sec, 708 Wash-
ington St., Boston, Mass.)

Transactions; ed. by recording secretary, v. 1, 1873. v. 26,
1898.

National Educational Association. Formerly National
Teachers' Association. Organized 1867. (Irwin
Shepard, sec, 118 W. Wabasha St., Winona,
Minn.) Los Angeles^ Cal.

List of subjects. 10c.

Proceedings of the National Teachers' Association. 1805,
18«6, 1800, lOTO. 4v. o. p.

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1893. Proceedings of the International Congress of Edaca-
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Proceedings of the National Coancii of Bducation. 49.
1886,1888-91,1894-6. 7 v. ea., 25c.

Proceedings of the Department of Superintendence. 1891-2,
1804. 3 ▼. ea., 30c.

History of the Association. 1892. 141 p. 4^. pap., 30c.

Report of the Committee of twelve on rural schools. By
mail, 25c.

Report of the Committee of ten. 30c. Am. Book Co.

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Sabject index of all pablished proceedings, cl. Free of
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Nmtional Electric Light Association. Organized 1885.

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York City.

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pap., $1. V. 2-9, pap., ea., 76c. v. 10, 11, cl., ea., $1.26. v.
12-21, cl., ea., $2.50.

National Farmers* Alliance. Organized 1880. (August
Post, sec, Moulton, Iowa.)
Annual reports.

National Geographic Society. Organized 1888. (J:

Hyde, ed., 1517 H St., N. W.) Washington,

D, C.

National Oeographic MagaHne. v. 1, 1888— v. 8, 1807. il.
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Note. Now published monthly.

Rivers and valleys of Pennsylvania, by W. M.Davis. 1889.
71 p. 8*. maps and woodcuts.

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National Herbart Society. Organized 1896. (C. A.

McMurry, sec, University of Chicago, Chic,

111.)

Year bookB and eupplements. 1895-8. 4 v. PAP*i ea., $1.
Note. Meetings are held In connecUon wltn thoae of the
National Educational Aasociation.

National Humane Alliance. Incorporated 1897. 105

E. 22d SL, New York City.

Humane Alliance. 4®. v. 25 in progreaa. cl. T5c per ann.
(Eatablished in 1873, as The Alliance, Chicago, III.)

National League for Good Roads. Organized 1892.
(Office of Road Inquiry, Dept. of Agric, Wash-
ington, D. C.)
Proceedings, Oct. 20-21, 1892 : v, 1:1, Nov. 1892. 80.

National League for the Protection of the Family. Or-
ganized as the National Divorce Reform League
in 1881; name changed 1898. (Rev. S: W.
Dike, cor. sec, Auburndale, Mass.)

Reports.

Note. The report for 1895 is entitled ** A review of fifteen
years."

Some aspects of the divorce question, by Rev. 8. W. Dike,
from Princeton Review^ March, 1884. 1886. o. p.

The family in the history of Cfhristianity, by Rev. 8. W.
Dike, from Christian Thought, Dec., 1885. aOc.

The perils of the family, by Rev. 8. W. Dike, reprinted from
proceedings of Evangelical Alliance. 1887.

Report on marriage and divorce to the Nat. Council of Ck>n-
gregational churches, 1892, by Rev. Daniel Merriman. 1892.

Report on the family, 1895, by Rev. W. H. 8cudder.

Report on the church and the home. May, 1898, by Rev. 8.
W. Dike. o. p.

Condition and needs of statistics of marriage and divorce in
Europe and America, by Rev. 8. W. Dike. 1893.

Theory of the marriage tie, by Rev. 8. W. Dike, from
Andover Review, Dec, 1893.

Note. Society also publishes a number of leaflets and other
reprints of magazine articles, etc.

National Municipal League. Organized 1894. (Clin-
ton Rogers Woodruff, sec. and ed., 1112 Girard
Building.) Philadelphia, Pa.

Proceedings of the Minneapolis and Cleveland conferences
for good city government; ed. by C. R. Woodruff. 1896.
$1.50. Same, Baltimore conference, 1896. $1; Louisville
conference, 1897. $1 ; Indianapolis Conference, 1898. cl. $1.

1. City government and the churches, by C: F. Dole; What
a private citizen can do for good city government, by C: Rlch-
arxison.

2. Address to the public, by C: J. Bonaparte; with consti-
tution and bylaws. 1896.

3. Relation of civil service reform to municipal reform, by
C. Schurz.

4. Constitutions and by-laws of the Municipal League of
Philadelphia; City Club of New York; Citizens' Association
of Boston; Baltimore Reform League; Civic Federation of
Chicago; Good Government Club of 8an Francisco: Law Bn-
forcement Society of Brooklyn ; and Civic Club of Philadel-
phia.

5. Commercial organizations and municipal reform, by
Ryerson Ritchie. 1897.

Leaflet no. 1. The National Municipal League, by C. R.
Woodruff. 1898.

National Prison Association of the U. S. Organized

1870. (Rev. J. L. Milligan, sec, 14 Stockton

Ave., Allegheny, Pa.)

Proceedings. Annual; 1871-|-, ed. by sec. 8^. cl., $1.50.
Shaw Bros., Pittsburg.
Note. Back numbers or volumes can be supplied from 1877.

National Quarantine and Sanitary Convention.

Minutes and proceedings, annual meetings. 1-4. 1857-60.
8«'.

Proceedings and debates, 3d meeting held in New York.
Board of Councilmen, document no. 9. 9P. Neio York.
1859.

National Republican League of the U. S. Organized

1887. (D. H. Stine, sec, Auditorium Hotel,

Chicago, 111.)

League manual. 1898. 25 p. pap., free.
Biatoryof the league. 1898. 440 p. cl., $2.50; leath., $5.
»A JZ Ifogan, Detroit,

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National Science Club. Organized 1891. (Mrs. Laura

Osborne Talbott, sec, 1445 Huntington PI.,

Columbia Heights.) Waikingiony D. C.

Journal, pap., $1 per ann.

Annoal reports.

Leaflet ouUiuea for study.

National Society of the Daughters of the ReTolution.
See Daughters.

National Society, Sons of the American Revolution.
See Sons.

National Spiritualists' Association. Organized 1893.
(Mrs. Mary T. Longley, sec.) 600 Pennsylvania
Ave.y S. B.i Washington f D. C.

Reports of conventions. 180^7. pap., ea., 26c. 1898, pub.
by Stormont db Jackson. 18M, pnb. by Light of Truth Pub.
Oo.

Note. Publishes tracts also.

National Teachers' Association. Now National Educa-
tional Association, Mshieh see.

National Temperance Society and Publication House.

Organized 1866. (J. W. Cummings, pub. agt.)

3 and 5 W. 18th St., New York City.

Publishes temperance literature : for cataloi^iOt '^^ Publish*
ers' Trade List Annual.

Natural History Society of Wisconsin. See Wisconsin.

Natural Science Association of America. Organized
1888. (Studer Brothers, custodians, 114 Fifth
Ave.) New York City.

1. Birds of North America, by J. H. Studer. 1897. 1 v.
12 X 15 in. 212 p. text. 120 col. plates. | bound, $40; full
Russia, $45.

2. Chapters on the natural history of U. 8., by R. W.
Bhufeldt. 1897. 480 p. 8o. ex. cl., $8.50.

3. Ornithology, or the science of birds, by Theodore Jasper.
1878 (?) Iv. 12 X 15 in. 160 p. text. 41 plates, ex. cl.
and mor., $16.

Natural Science Association of Staten Island. See
Staten Island.

Nebraska Academy of Sciences. Organized 1891.
(Lawrence Bruner, sec, University of Ne-
braska.) Lincoln, Neb.
Pablications. 80. pap. nos. 1-6. 1891-8.

Nebraska Engineering Society. Organized 1897. (Geo.

R. Chatburn, sec, State University.) Lincoln,

Neb.

Transactions; ed. by Adna Dobson, sec. 1897. 20 p. 8o.
P»p.

Nebruka SUte Historical Society. Organized 1878.

(Jay Amos Barrett, asst. sec. and libn.) Library

£ldg.. State University, Lincoln, Neb.

Transactions and reports. 8*. v. 1, 1886— v. 5, 1893. v.
'» 2, ea., 50c. ▼. 3-6, ea., $1 (continued as Proceedings and
collections).

..Proceedings and collections, y. 1, 1894-6; v. 2, 1898. 2 v.
* • 26c. ea.

I, -^f^ote. A few papers contained in the above haye been pub-
''*l»«<cl separately.
Webr,

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State Horticultural Society. (C. H. Barnard,

c, Table Rock.) Lincoln, Nebraska.

^^^xaual report. Sent on receipt of 16 c. for postage and
*«g.

State Medical Society. Organized 1868.
C-^. D. Wilkinson, M.D., sec, 24 and 25 Burr
»lk.) Lincoln, Neb.

^[■"Ooeedlngs. Annual, except for 1896.

ifoCe. Previous to 1892, proceedinas were issued in pamphlet
iSI?* 'i^QAD^y three numbers Inclnded in one volume.
^*y^tdings for 1892-94. 8*. cl. $1 ea. Sec. series trans-

MWkBiUM^OS. 8v. 12*. cl. ea., $2.

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Nebraska State Pharmaceutical Association.
Proceedinga, annual meetings. 1-6. 1882-7. 8o.

New Church Board of E^blication. (G. Woolworth

Colton, Mgr.) 3 W. 29ih St,, New York City.

Publishes New Church (Swedenborglan) llturgiea and
mUcellaneouB literature. For catalogue, aee Publlahere'
Trade List Annual.

New England Agricultural Society. Boston, Mass,

Transactions, 1866. 8^. cl. $1. Titton dt Co.
President's annual address.

New England Association of Colleges and Preparatory
Schools. Organized 1886. (Dr. Ray Greene
Huling, sec, 101 Trowbridge St.) Cambridge^
Mass.

Address^ and proceedings at preliminary meeting, 1885,
first annual meeting, 1886, and first special meeting, 1887; ed.
by R. G. HuUng. 1892. 12o.

Addresses and proceedings at2d-13th annual meetings; ed.
by R. Q. Hnllng. 1888-98. 12 v. 12o.

Addresses and proceedings at 2d special meeting, 1894; ed.
by R. G. HuUng. 1894. 12^.

Report of conference on college entrance requirements In
history, by B. A. BUrt. 1895. 1^.

New England, Commission of Colleges. See Commis-
sion of Colleges in New England.

New England Conservatory of Music. Organized 1853.

(Frank W. Hale, bus. man.) Firanklin Sq,,

Boston, Mass,

N«w England Conservatory Magtutine. ed. by B. O.
Northrup, H. C. Lake and F. W. Hale. Issued Oct., Dec,
March, May, July. 1894-8. 4 v. 4o. 60c.

New England Cotton Manufacturers' Association. Or-
ganized 1865. (C. J. H. Woodbury, sec.) In-
iemattonal Trust Bldg,, 46 Milk St., Boston,
Mass.

Transactions. Soml-annual. v. 1-64. $5 each. (v. 1-66,
op.)

New England Free Trade League. Organized 1884, as
Mass. Tariff Reform League. Name changed,
1890, to New England Tariff Reform League,
and again in 1894 to the present form. (MaSrtha
E. PaiJLer, sec.) 66 State St., Boston, Mass.

Specimen tariff inequalities.

Protection robs cotton mill hands.

Does the tariff keep up your wages?

To the farmers of Massachusetts.

Opinions of leading manufacturers.

Protection a burden, by J. B. Sargent.

Open letter to H. C. Lodge, by W. N. Osgood. 1888.

Wages and the Uriff, byJE. P. Wheeler. 1888.

The wool auestion, by W. L. Garrison.

Shipping, bounties, and subsidies, by J. Codman.

Oppressive tariff taxation, by J. Means.

Surplus and the tariff, by Horace White.

Sound the alarm.

Reports of the secretary and treasurer. Annual. 1892-98.

Protection or free trade, by Henry George. 1891. 216 p.
pap., 26c.

Family likeness [Sherman silver bill and McKlnley tariff].
llo9o.J

Speeches by leading business men [H. L. Pierce and others]
at the dinner, Jan. 18, 1894.

Speeches by Peleg McFarlin and Henry O. Thacher, at the
dinner, March 9, 1894.

Incidental echoes, by G: Brickett. 1894. pap., 6c.

Tariff chestnuts, pap., 6c.

Industrial freedom : the germ of national progress and per-
manence, by T: -F. Bayard, pap., 10c.

Republican reciprocity, by W. Lloyd Garrison. 4 p.

Wages and protection, by W. L. Garrison. 1894. 13 p.

Senator Hoar and protection, by W. L. Garrison. 1896. 21 p.

The case of a few ship-builders vs. the American people, by
J. Codman. 1896. 16 p.

Speeches on free trade and free silver, by J. D. Warner and
H. W. Ohaplln. 1896. 31 p.

The panics of 1837 and 1867, by J. B. Russell. 189«. 20 p.

Letter from A. B. Fanmhar. 1897. 8 p.

Arirnments against the Dlngley bill, by A. B. Farqahar, B.
AtkinaoD, and a. N. Shepard. 189T. 30 p.

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Tbe natloDftl aocoant« analyzed, by B. AtkinsoD. 1897. 26 p.

The moderation of the proposed tariff. 1897. 3 p.

A hoaae divided against itself. 1897. p.

Debate on eqnitable protection, between David Lnbin and
J.E.RoBsell. 1897. 33 p.

Whom does protection protect? by H. W. Lamb. 1898. 3 p.

The success of free trade, by Sir Robert GrifUn. 1898. 11 p.

Letter by Edward D. Page. 1898.

Do protective tariffs give more work to the worklngman, by
Charles Warren.

Reciprocity with Canada, by H. W. Lamb. 1898.

New-England Historic Genealogical Society. Organized
1844; incorporated 1845. (J: Ward Dean, ed.)
18 Somerset St,, Boston , Mass.

UTeto Sngland Hittorical and Genealogical Regiiter (qaar.
terly) . v. 1 : 1, Jan., 1847— v. 62 : 2, Apr., 1897. 8«.

Place index to register, v. 1-41. 1888. 20 p. 8*. Reprinted
from the Raster.

Proceedings. 8*. 1863-98.

New England BibliopolUt. (Reprint of book notices in the
Register), ed. by John Ward Dean. v. 1-10, 1881-98. 8*.

Brief memoir of Gen. David Cobb of the Rev. army. 8 p.
V. por.

The Checkley family, by 8. G. Drake. 1848. 6 p. 8o.

Geneal. of the family of Sol. Piper, of Dublin, N. H., by
Sol. Piper. 1849. 20p. 8*.

Address by Wm. Whiting, pres., Jan. 12, 1853. 1853. 16 p.
V.

A declaration of remarkable providences in the course of
my life, by John Dane, 1682. With a pedigree of the Dane
family, by John Ward Dean. 1854. 16 p. 8*.

Memoir of Increase Sumner, Governor of Mass., by W. H.
Sumner, with a genealogy. 1854. 70 p. 8^. por.

Address at annual meeting, Jan. 20, 1858, by S. G. Drake.
1868. 20 p. 80.

A branch of the Whitney family, by L. M. Harris. 1858.
7 p. 8».

New England Architecture, by N. H. Chamberlain. 1858.
90 p. 80.

Address on the hundredth anniversary of tbe death of Gen.
James Wolfe, by Lorenzo Sabine. 1859. lOU p. S".

Genealogy of the families and descendants of the early
settlers of Watertown, Mass. With 11., maps and notes, by
H.Bond. Sec.ed. 2 v. in one. 1860. 1094 p. 9>.

Addresses at annual meetings, by Winslow Lewis, pres.
1862, 12 p., 80. 1863. 17 p., 80. 1864, 9 p., 9f». 1865 (with re-
port pfjproc.) , 20 p., 8o. 1866 (on retiring, with report of proc.) ,

Address by John A. Andrew, at ann. meeting 1867, with
report of proceedings. 1867. 11 p. 8o.

Addresses at ann. meetings by Marshall P. Wilder, pres.,
with report of proceedings. 186S-1869. 1868, 9.

Brief history of the Society, by J. H. Sheppard. 17 p. 8o.
Albany.
Memoir of Barth. Brown, by Eb. Alden. 1862. 8 p. 8o.
ObltuarlM of deceased members, by W. B. Trask. 1862.
40jp. 80.

(ien. sketch of the family of Field, of the West Riding of
Torkihire, Eng., and of Flushing and Newtown, N. Y., by Os-
Bood Field. 1863. 9 p. 8o. folded plate.

Sketch of the life of Michael Wigglesworth, by J. W. Dean.
1863. 20p. 80. Albany, Sec.ed. 1871.

The Vlckers or Vlckery family, by G. R. Vickery. 1863.
5 p. 80.

Blog. sketch of Blkanah Watson, by W. R. Deane. 1864.
Mp. 9*. por. woodcut. Albanv.

Tercentenary celebration of tbe oirth of Shakespeare, Apr.
23,1864. 1864. 71 p. 80.

Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln, by Ellas Nason. 1865. 28 p.

8",

JlemlDiBcences of the Vaughan family, by John H. Sheppard.
18J5. 40 p. 80. " "^^ "^ *^*^

Tribute to the memory of Edw. Everett. 1865. 97 p. 8o.
por. II.

Conditions of success in genealogical investigations, by
WfC. Fowler. 1866. 28 p. 8o.

Gen. sketch of the first three generations of Prebles in
America, by G. H. Preble. 1868. 336 p. 8o. por. plate.

Memoir of Calvin Fletcher, by W. B. Trask. 1869. 25 p.

I^iscourse by E. F. Slafter, and proceedings, 26th anolver-

•". 1870. Wp. 8«.

Ulltm Claiborne, by S. M. Allen, lip. 8«.

JfjnyblatoryofHollls, N. H., by S.T.Worcester. 23 p. 8«.
^«tt«e historic flags, and three September victories, by G. H.
™jj«. 1878. 81 p. 80. 8 plates.

,JfJ«teh of Um life of J. M. Bradbury, by J. W. Deane.
W'. Mp. $: per.

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New-England Historic Genealogical Society, eoniinued.

Memoirs of several deceased members with portraits. 1878.
191 p. 80.

Gen. of the family of Sam. and Han. Stebbins. Hartford^
1771. Reprinted, 1879.

" Saying the catechism ** gevenly*flve years ago, by Doras
Clarke. 1879. 46 p. sq. 16*.

Memorial biographies, v. 1-5. 5 v. 8o. 1846-M. 1880-M.

Biog. sketch of Robert Gould Bhaw. 1880. 34 p. 8». large
pap.

Newspapers and newspaper writers In New England, 1787-
1816, by D. A. Goddard. 1880. 39 p. 8*.

Proceedings, Oct. 25, 1880. Commemorative of the organi-
zation of the Govt, of Mass., Oct. 25, 1780. 1880. 67 p. 9>.
woodcut.

The Knox Manuscripts : a report, by E. F. Slafter. 1881.
12 p. 8".

Mem. of Jos. L. Chester, by J. W. Dean. 1884. 24 p. 9>.
por.

Observations on the Indian language, by Experience Mayhew,
1722. 1884. 12 p. sm. 4o.

Chairs of New England governors, by B. F. Slafter. 1886.
8 p. 80.

Genealogical gleanings in England, by H. F. Waters, v. 1,
part 1, 1886 ; part 2, 1888 ; part 3, 1889. 346 p. 8o.

Life and exploits of Root. Rogers, the Ranger, by Jos. R.
Walker. 1885. 16 p. 8«>.

E^rly matters relating to the town and first church of Dor-
chester, Mass., by W. B. Trask. 1886. 12 p. 8*.

Indian names of Boston and their meaning, by B. N. Hers-
ford. 1886. 26 p. 4°. maps, large pap.

Life and public services of Gen. J. W. Phelps, by C. H. C.
Howard. 1887. 68 p. so. 16*. BrattUboro.

Posthumous address of Hon. M. P. Wilder, read Jan. 5, 1887,
with proceedings. 1887. 48 p. 9>.

Mem. address on M. P. Wilder, by Rev. A. P. Peabody.
1888. 29 p. 80. por.

Examination of the English ancestry of G. Washington, by
H.F. Waters. 1889. 63 p. 8».

Extracts relating to the origin of the American navy, com-
piled by H. E. Waite. 1890. 34 p. 8*. plates.

Lee of Virginia, by J. Henry Lea. 1890. 11 p. 8*. re-
print.

The pilgrim fathers in Holland, by W. C. Winslow. 1891.
24p. 80.

History of the Gerrymander, by J. W. Dean. 1892. 11 p.
80. maps and woodcuts.

The Pemberton family, by W. K. Watklns. 1892. 9 p.
80.

Descendants of Jonathan Gillet of Dorchester, Mass., and
Windsor, Conn., by 8. C Gillette. Arranged and enlarged by
Rev. H. C. Alvord. 1893. 11 p. 80.

Kellogg families of Colchester, by Ja: H. Perrin. 1896. 80

Mem. of Hon. Levi Woodbury, by C. L. Woodbury. 1894
lOp. 80.

Proceedings at ann. meeting, Jan. 3, 1894. 1894. 61 p. 9fi.

The swords of Washington, by Colonel Thornton A. Wash
Ington.

Wm. Hack and his descendants, by Chris. A . Hack. 1894
80.

Family of John Savage of Middletown, Conn., 1652, by J. F
Savage. 1894. 26 p. 8o.

Oration on the 50ih anniversary, Apr. 19, 1895, by C. O. Oof
fin, with other addresses. 1896. 42 p. 8o.

jiote. The reprints from Reaistert proceedings, etc., have
been very numerous. See Griffin's Bibliography of American
historical societies.

New England, Linnaean Society of.

Report of a committee relative to a large marine animal,
supposed to be a serpent, seen near Cape Ann, Mass., in Au-
gust, 1817. BoBton. 1817. 62 p. 8o.

New England Meteorological Society. Organized
1884(?) See New England Weather Service.

New England Methodist Historical Society. Organized

1880. (Rev. W: H. Meredith, cor. sec, Lowell,

or Willard S. Allen, East Boston, Mass.) 36

Bromfield St.y Boston^ Mass.

Proceedings at annual meetings. 1st, 1881-18th, 1893. 12o.
Note. Nos. 10, 12, were never printed.

New England Tariff Reform League : formerly Massa-
chusetts Tariff Reform League ; now New Eng-
land Free Trade League, which see.

New England Waterworks Association. Organized
1882. (J. C. Whitney, sec, Newton, Mass.)
JonruBl. V. 1-12. 12 v. 8o. pap., $2 per ann. 1^. pet uo.

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New England Weather Service. (J. Warren Smith,

director, P. O. Building.) Bogion, Mass.

Bulletin of the New Kngland Metcoroloi^cal Society till
Mar., 1802; now Bulletin of the New Eogland Weather Ser-
vice; ed. by J. W. Smith, except in '93, when ed. by F. A.
Tower. 4f>. $1 per year.

Jfote. The iMue of the Bulletin wai begun by the New Ens-
land Meteorological Society in Nov., 1884; beginning wiui
No. 88, it was published in cooperation with the Astronomical
Observatory of Harvard College, until 1892. The N. £. Weather
Service represents the U. 6. Weather Bnreaii.

New Hampshire Antiquarian Society. Organized aa
the Philomathic Club, 1859; became the New
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others. 1884. Sf>.

Pamphlet, containing a list of the officers since its organiza-
lion, 1888, and a list of papers read before the society with five
of the papers in full. 1894. 8o.

Same ; cont. officers, members, etc., 1896: vital records of
Presbyterian Church of New Windsor, N. Y., 1774-96; list of
papers read since 1894, with five papers in full. 1896. 64 p. O.

Unveiling of the statue of George Clinton, Newburgh, Oct.
6,1896. 60 p. il. O.

Record of inscriptions in the old town burying ground.
1898. 180 p. 9>.

Newburgh Genealogical and Historical Society. New-
hurgh, N, Y.
Proceedings.

Newport Historical Society. Organized 1854. (R. H.
Tilley, libn.) Touro Si.^ Newport, R. I.

Origin of the institutions of Rhode Island, by 8. Adlam.
1871. 26 p. 8«. Providence.

First annual report, March 19, 1886, with an account of the
dedication services and accompanying documents. 1886. 44 p.
80.

Newport Natural History Society. Organized 1888.

(R: Bliss, libn.) Newport, R. L

Constitution, by-laws, charter, list of members. 1883.
Proceedings, no. 2. 1884-no. 8, 1892. 8o. 60c.-76c.
Note. V. 7, 1890, contains a catalogue of the birds of the
Virginias, by W. C. Rives.

Newton Natural History Society. NewionvUle, Mcus,

Bulletin, v. 1, no. 1-6, 8, 1889-90.

Nineteenth Century Club. Organized 1888. (J. L.
Thomas, sec, 160 Bleecker St.) N&w York
City.

Year books.

Memorial of Courtlandt Palmer, by R. 8. Perrin and others.

Uow to make New York a beautiful city : Addresses, Mar.
12,1896.

How far can municipal government be divorced firom national
party lines? Messrs. Carter, Lauterbach, Coudert and Bhep-
ard. 1896. 79 p. 12o.

Nonpartisan National Women's Christian Temperance

Union. Organized 1890. (Mrs. Ellen J. Phin-

ney, gen. sec, 168 Crawford St.) Cleveland, O.

Temperance Tribune (semi-monthly). Ed. by Mrs. Jos. D.
Weeks.

Minutes of the national convention. 1890.

The workers' manual, by F. Jennie Duty and Mrs. E. J.
Phinney.

Scientific temperance: temperance teaching for boys and
girls in homes, societies, and schools, by Mrs. H. M. Ingham.
1894. 8. pap., 26c.

Social purity manual, by Mr. C. T. Cole, pap., 10c.

Social purity leaflets. 26c. per 100.

Numerous leaflets.

North AmeriCAn Pomological Convention. See Ameri-
can Pomologic&l Society.

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[Oberlin College

North Brookfield Historical Society. North Brook-

field , Mass.

History of North Brookfield, Mau. Preceded by an ao-
count of old Qnabaog, Indian and Bnglisb oecapation, 1647-
1676; Brookfield records, 1686-1783. By J. H. Templeton.
1887. 824 p. 80. 11. portralto.

North Carolina Historical Society. Originally incorpo-
rated 1834 ; new society incorporated at session
1874-5. (Kemp P. Battle, prest., Uniyersity of

North Carolina.) Chapel Hill, N C,

Introductory addreaa by L. SiUiman Ivea. 1844. 18 p. 80.
RalHgk.

BrltlBh invaalon of North Carolina in 1776, by D. L. Swain.
18&3. 24 p. 80.

Addreee by Rt. Rev. Bishop Atkinson. 18&6. 32 p. 8o.

North Carolina: her past, present and future, by J. H.
Wheeler. 1870. 32 p. 8o.

Note. Has made numerous publlcatioos in the North Caro.
Una Uhif>er»iiy Maganine, 1844-94.

North Carolina, Medical Society of. Organized 1849.
(Dr. Geo. W. Pressly, sec, Charlotte, N. C.)
Transactions. Annual. 185(H-. 9>.

North Carolina State Horticultural Society. Organized
1880. (Thos. L. Brown, sec, 1028 Spring Gar-
den St., Greensboro.) Southern Pines y N. C.

13th annual report, by Gerald McCarthy. 09 p. pap.
Xdtoardt and Broughtont Raleigh.
14th annual report, by G. McCarthy. 38 p. pap. E. <t B.

North Dakota State Medical Society. Organized 1887.
(R. D. Camphell, sec. Grand Forks, N. D.)
Transactions. 1897, 98. 2 v. paper.

North Eastern Sanitary Inspection Association.

Reports. 1-2, 1883-85. 4-8, 188^-91. 40. and 8i>. 1884-91.

North West Railway Cluh. Organized 1888. (T. A.
Foque, sec, 318 Sixth Ave., S. E.) Minneapolis
and Si. Paul, Minn.
Proceeding* (monthly excepting June, July and August).

Northwestern University School of Pharmacy; for-
merly known as Illinois College of Pharmacy.
Organized 1886. (Oscar Oldberg, Dean.) 2421
Dearborn St., Chieago^ III.

The Apothecary (quarterly). August, 1891-JuJie, 1897.
6 T. Dlseontinued.

Numismatic and Antiquarian Society of Philadelphia.
See Philadelphia.

Nuttall Ornithological Club. Organized 1873. ((\ F.
Batchelder, treas.) Cambridge^ Mass.

Bulletin. V. 1-8. 80. •76-83.

[Now continued as the Auk: a quarterly journal of orni-
thology.]

Complete seto. 187^-88. *• Reprint" sets (of which 2 nos.
only are reprints) $20. Original sets are out of print and are
beld by book dealers at $40 to $.M).

Memoirs, no. 1. Bird migration, by W: Brewster. 8*.
1886.

No. 2. The Ipswich sparrow and its summer home, by Dr.
Jona. Dwigbt, Jr. Aug., 1895. 56 p. 40. pap. 1 col. plate.

Oberlin College. Organized 1838. (Azariah S. Root,

libn., 150 N. Professor St.) Oberlin, 0.

Reports. Annual. 1879-98. 8*.
Quinquennial catalogue. 1895. 8<>.
laboratory bulletine :

1. Prelimioary list of flowering and fern plants in Lorain
eounty, by A. A. Wright. 1889.

Sup. Additions to the preliminary list of flowering and fern
plants in Lorain county; comp. by A. A. Wright. 18U3.

2. Descriptive list of the fishes of Lorain county, Ohio, by
L. IC. ICeCormiek. iU 1892.

8. Bird migration at Oriunell, Iowa, and Oberlin, Ohio, by
L. Jones. 18w.

4. Qowttona for botany, to assist pupils in mastering prin-
dples of phMierogamic classification adopted by Bentham and
B(ool»r, by T. D. Kelsey. 2897, 12 p.

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5. Hertwig's summariea in systematic zo51ogy, tr. and
adapted bv A. A. Wright. 1897. 36 p.

6. Preliminary list of the birds of Okanogan county, Wash.
Ington. by W. L. Dawson. 1897. lA p.

7. Genus Unclnula, by F. D. Kelsey. 1897. 15 p.

8. Oberlin grackle roost, by L. Jones. 1807. 18 p.
Library bulletint. v. 1, nos. 1-2. 12*. 1892-93.

1. Popular bibliography of sociology, by J: R. Commons.
1892.

2. References on the history of labor and some contem-
porary labor problems, by J. W: Black. 1893.

History of church music, syllabus, bibliographical references,
etc., by B. Dickinson. 1896. 24 p.

Necrology. 1887/88, 1892/93-1894/95, 1896/96-1897/98.
8».

Report of the Ubrarian. 1894-96. 8o.

Schedule of courses. 1893/94-1896/96, 1897/98. 8o.

Ohio Church History Society. Organized 1889.

rlah S. Root, libn.) Oberlin y 0.

Annual reports.

Papers, v. 1, 1890— v. 6, 1895. 9>. ea., pap., 80c.

(Aza-

Ohio, Historical and Philosophical Society of. Incor-
porated 1831. (Catharine W. Lord, libn.) 107
W. 8ih Sty Cincinnati, O.

Annual reports. 1874-6, 1883-97.

Transactions, v. 1 : 1-2, 1833-9. Reprinted 1872.

Discourse of the history and general character of the State
of Ohio, by T. Walker. 1838. 8o. Coiumbua,

Discourse relating to the expedition of Lord Dunmore
against the Indian towns upon the Scioto in 1774, by O.
Whittlesey. 1842. 33 p. »>. Cleveland.

Notes on the early settlement of the northwestern territory,
by Jacob Burnet. 1847. 601 p. Sf>.

Pioneer historv, by 8. P. Hildreth. 1848. 626 p. &. map.

Facts and conditions of progress in the northwest, by W. D.
Gallagher. 1860. 86 p. 8*.

Biographical and historical memoirs of the early pioneer
settlers of Ohio, by 8. P. Hildreth. 1862. 689 p. 8o.

Journal and letters t>f Col. John May, of Boston ; relative to
two Journeys to the Ohio country in 1788 and 1789. 1873.
160 p. 80.

Some early notices of the Indians of Ohio, by M. F. Force.
1879. 40 p. 80.

Sketch of organixation, publications, growth and prosent
condition of the society, by M. F. Force, pres. 1886. 8 p.
120.

Diary of David Zelsberger, trans, and ed. by E. F. Bliss.
1886. 2v. 80.

In memoriam Eliz. Haven Appleton, by K. F. Bliss. 1891.
21_p. 80.

Partial list of books upon Ohio in the library. 1893. 108 p.

Oinclnnatl
16 p. 80.

a plea for an institute, by C. G.Comegys. 1889.

Ohio Homoeopathic Medical Society. Organized 1865.
(Dr. A. B. Nelles, sec, 198 E. SUte St., Colum-
bus, O.)
Annual transactions.

Ohio Institute of Mining Engineers. Organized 1880.

(R. M. Haseltine, sec. and treas.) Columbus^ 0.

Ohio Mining Journal. 27 v. 8o. 50 to 150 p. pap., 26 to
60o. (During early years published quarterly, afterward an-
nually.)

Ohio, Medical Convention of.

Journal of proceedings, 1836. 8o. Cincinnati.

— 2-3. 1838-30. 80. Cleveland.

Proceedings of the Medical Convention of. 1841, 1842, 1860.
80. Coiumbua and Cincinnati. 1841-50.

Proceedings of the Ohio Medical Convention. 1846-60. 8o.
Coiumbua and J>ay ton. 1846-60.

Ohio Pioneer Association. Cincinnati^ 0.
Proceedings.

Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society. Or-
ganized and incorporated 1885. (E. O. Randall,
sec, Supreme Court.) ColumbuSy O.
PabJicatlODB. v. 1-7. 1891-97. 7 v. 8o. cl. $3 per vol.

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Ohio State Bar Association. Organized 1880. (H. A.
Mykrautz, sec, Opera House Block, Ashland,
O.)
Reporto. Annual. 1880+. 8^.

Ohio State Dental Society.

TraoBactioDB. 10-18. 1875-83. 9f\ Toledo.

Ohio State Eclectic Medical Association.

ProceedlngB. 1-8. 1866-83. 8». 1865-82.

Ohio State Forestry Association. (Adolph Lene, sec.)

Columbus y 0.

ProceedlngB, 1884, with report upon the forest condition of
Ohio, U. by charta. 1884. 8^.

Ohio State Horticultural Society. Organized 1847.
(W. W. Farnsworth, sec.) WatervilU, 0.
Annoal report. 1848-|-. 8^.

Ohio State Medical Society. Organized 1835. (James
A. Duncan, Treas., 1107 Broadway, Toledo, O.)
Tranaactions, annoal, 1835-08.

Ohio State Medical Society. Organized 1846. Colum-
hut, O.

Charter, conatitntion, and proceedings for 1848-0. 8^. Co-
lumbus. 1850.

Transactions. 1846-50; with addresses and essays. 8^. Co-
lumbiM. 1850.

Minntes. 1851, 52. 8o. Columbut and Cleveland. 1851-52.

TransactioDB, annual meetings. 8-40. 1853-85. 8". 1853-85.

Ohio State Teachers Association.

The Ohio Journal of Education, v. 1-3. 1852-4. 8o.

Old Colony Historical Society. Incorporated 1853.

(Ja. E. Seaver, sec. and lihn.) Taunton, Mast.

CollectloDs. T. 1-5. 1870-05. 8».
Bulletin (quarterly).

**01d Northwest" [The] Genealogical Society. Or-
ganized and incorporated 1897. (Dr. Lucius C.
Herrick, sec, 1447 Highland St.) Columbus, 0.

The " Old Northweti." Genealogical Quarterly, nos. 1-2.
Jan.-Apl., 1898. 9>. pap., 75 and 50c.

Old Residents Association, Lowell. See Lowell.

Old South Work, Directors of. Organized 1881. (K.
H. Stone, sec.) Old South Meeting House, Bos-
ton, Mass.

Old South leaflets, nos. 1-06. 1883-08. 5c. ea.

Also in volumes, ea. containing 25 nos. el. $1.50 per v.

1. The constitution of the United States.

2. The articles of confederation.

3. The declaration of independence.

4. Washington's farewell address.

5. Magna charta.

6. Vane's ** Healing question.'*

7. Charter of Massachusetts Bay, 1620.

8. Fundamental orders of Connecticut, 1638.
0. Franklin's plan of union, 1754.

10. Washington's inaugurals.

11. Lincoln's inaugurals and emancipation proclamation.

12. The federalist, nos. 1 and 2.

13. The ordinance of 1787.

14. The eonstitullon of Ohio.

15. Washington's circular letter to the governors of the
states, 1783.

16. Washington's letter to Benjamin Harrison, 1784.

17. Verrazzano's voyage.

18. The Swiss constitution.

19. The bill of rights, 1689.

20. Coronado's letter to Mendoza, 1540.

21. Eliot's narrative, 1670.

22. Wheelock's narrative, 1762.

23. The petition of righU, 1628.

24. The grand remonstrance, 1641.

25. The Scottish uational covenant, 1638.

26. The agreement of the people, 1648-9.

27. The instrument of government, 1653.
8S. Cromwell's first speech, 1653.

80. llie discovery of America, from the life of Columbus,
\fj his son; Ferdinand Columbus.
30. Stmbo's introduction to geography.

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38.
39.
40.
41.
42.

Old South Work, Directors of, eontinued.

31. The voyages to Vinland, from the aaga of Erie the Red.

32. Marco PoTo'a account of Japan and Java.

33. Columbug's letter to Qabriel Sanchez, deacribing the
first voyage and discovery.

84. Amerigo Vespaccrs account of his first voyage.
36. Cortes's account of the city of Mexico.

36. The death of De Soto, from the " Narrative of a gentle-
man of Elvas."

37. Early notices of tbe voyages of the Cabots.
Hei^ Lee's funeral oration on Washington.
De Vaca's account of his Journey to New Mexico, 1536.
Manasseh Cutler's description of Ohio, 1787.
Washington's journal of his tour to the Ohio, 1770.
Garfield's address on the Northwest Territory and the

Western Reserve.

43. George Rogers Clark's account of the capture of Vin-
eeunes, 1779.

44. Jefferson's life of Captain Meriwether Lewis.
Fremont's account of his ascent of Fremont's peak.
Father Marquette at Chicago, 1673.
Washington's account of the army at Cambridge, 1775.
Bradford's memoir of Elder Brewster.
Bradford's first dialogue.
Winthrop's ** Conclusions for the plantation in New

England."
51. •* New England's first fruiu," 1643.
John Eliot's '* Indian grammar besun."
John Cotton's " God's promise to his plantation."
Letters of Roger Williams to Wlnthrop.
Thomas Hooker's '* Way of the churches of New Eng-

45.
46.
47.
48.
40.
50.

52.
58.
64.
55.
land."
56.
57.
68.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.

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The Monroe doctrine.
Tbe English bible.
Letters of Hooper to Bulllnger.
Sir John Eliot's " Apologle for Socrates.
Ship-money papers.
Pym's speech against Strafford.
Cromwell's second speech.
A free commonwealth, by John Milton.
Sir Henry Vane's defence, 1662.
Washington's addresses to the churches.
Winthrop's «• Little speech " on liberty.
The Bostonlan Ebenezer, by Cotton Mather.
The destruction of the tea, by Thomas Hutchinson.
Description of the New Netherlands, by Adrian Van
der Donck.
70. Debate on the suffrage in congress.

Columbus's memorial to Ferdinand and Isabella.

Tbe Dutch declaration of Independence.

The battle of Quebec.

Hamilton's report on the coinage.

William Penn^s plan for the peace of Europe.

Washington's words on a naUonal university.

Cotton Mather's lives of Bradford and Wlnthrop.

The first number of the Liberator.

Wendell Phillips's eulogy of Garrison.

Theodore Parker's address on the dangers from slavery.

Whlltler's account of the anti-slavery convention of

71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
1833.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.

95.
96.

Mrs. Stowe's story of " Uncle Tom's cabin."

Sumner's speech on the crime against ELansas.

The words of John Brown.

The first Lincoln and Douglas debate.

Washington's capture of Boston.

Manners and customs of the Indians, 1637.

Beginning and end of King Philip's war.

Founding of St. Augustine, 1565.

Amerigo Vespucol's account of his third voyage.

Founding of Quebec, 1608.

First voyage to Roanoke, 1584.

Settlement of Londonderry, N. H., 1719.

Discovery of Hudson river, 1609.

Description of Pennsylvania, 1700.

Founding of New Sweden.

Oneida Historical Society. Organized 1876. (C: W.
Darling, cor. sec.) Munson- Williams Memorial
Bldg., Utica, K F.

Transactions, no. 1, 1881; no. 2, 1881-84; no. 3, 1885-86;
no. 4, 1887-89; no. 5, 1890-92; no. 6, 1892-94; no. 7, 1895-97;
no. 8, 1898. 8 v. 1881-98.

Constitution and by-laws. 1879, 1887, 1892.

Centennial celebration of the battle of Oriskany, by E. H.
RoberU, LL.D. 1877.

Historical fallacies regarding colonial New York, by D.
Campbell. 1879.

The men, events, lawyers, politics, and politicians of early
Home, by D. B. Wager. 1879.
Early bhtory of Oneida County, by W: Tracy. 1S8Q.

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The Paris Memorial. 1880. 32 p. 8».

The Continental CoDgrets. 1881. 26 p. 8o.

Semi-centennial of the city of Utlca and supper of Half-cen-
tury Club. 1882.

A long-lost point In history, by L. W. Ledyard. 1883.

Col. John Brown, by Rev. iSt. L. Roof. 1884.

History of Cayuga Co. Natl. Bank. 1885. 28 p. 8*.

Oration at the dedication of the site of Fort ^^cnuyler July 4,
1883. 1885. 24 p. 8o. port.

The genius of the Anglo-Saxon law and history compared
with the civilization of the Latin imperialism, by Rev. J. H.
Dnbbs. 1888. 19 p. 8o.

The historic difference of English and Continental civiliza-
tion, by Rev. W: T. Gibson. 1888.

Catalogue of the library. 1890. 127 p. 8*.

Col. Marinus WiUett, by D. E. Wager. 1891.

Oregon, Pioneer and Historical Society of. Astoria^
Ore.

Proceedings : 4th, 5th, 6th, 10th, and 11th annual meetings,
1875, 1876, 1877, 1881, 1882. 1875-82.

Centennial paper : The American colonist in Oregon, by Q.
H. Atkinson. 1876. 8 p. 9fi.

Oregon Pioneer Association. ScUem, Ore,

Constitution and addresses at reunion, June, 1874. 1875.
96p. 80.

Transactions: third annual reunion, Nov. 11, 1873. 1876.
88 p. 8«.

Oregon State Medical Society. Organized 1874. (Dr.
Wra. F. Amos, sec, Dekum BIdg.) Portland,
Ore.
Proceedings. Annual. 8*.

Oriental Club of Philadelphia. See Philadelphia.

Owls, The. Organized 1867. Yonkers, N, Y.

** A Happy New Year : '* an offioring to the owls. From
Nonpareil Quadrat X. P. D. Jan. 1. 1867. 24 p. 8^.

Parkman Club. Organized 1895. (G. P. Stickney,

sec.) 427 Bradford St., Milwaukee, Wis.

Publications, nos. 1-12, 1895-97. 12 nos. 8<>. ea., 25c. ;
annual subs. (10 nos.), $2.

I. Nicholas Perrot: a study in Wis. hist., by G. P. Btick-
oev. 1895. 16 p.

i. Exploration of Lake Superior : the voyages of Radisson
and Groseilllers, by H: C. Campbell. 1896. 22 p.

3. Chevalier Henry de Tonty : his exploits in the valley of
the Mississippi, by H: E. Legler. 1896. 22 p.

4. The aborigines of the Northwest: a glance into the
remote past, by P. T. Terry. 1896. 14 p.

5. Jonathan Carver : his travels in the Northwest in 1766-8,
by J: O. Gregory. 1896. 22 p.

6. Negro slavery in Wisconsin, by J: N. Davidson. 1896.
28 p.

7. Eleazer Williams : his forerunners, himself, by W: W.
Wight. 1896. por., app. 72 p.

8. Charles Lanslade: first settler of Wis., by M. E.
Mcintosh. 1896. lo p.

9. The German voter in Wisconsin politics before the Civil
War, by E. Bnmcken. 1896. 14 p.

10. The Polanders in Wisconsin, by F. H. Miller. 1896. 8 p.

II. Pire Ren^ Menard, the predecessor of Allonez and
Marqnette in the Lake Superior region, by H: C. Campbell.
1897. 24 p.

12. George Rogers Clark and his Illinois campaign, by D.
B. Btarkey. 1897. 62 p.

Pathological Society of Philadelphia. See Phila-
delphia.

Peabody Academy of Science. East India Marine

Hail, Salem, Mast.

Publications, nos. 1-14.

Memoirs, v. 1-2. 4*.

Note. Now con«olidated with Essex Institute, which tee.

Peace Association of Friends in America. (Dan Hill,
gen. sec, Richmond, Ind.)

Chrittian Arbitrator and Mettenger of Peace (monthly).
1874-M. Discontinued.

The daily remembrancer on peace and war, by John Hem-
nenway. 220 p. 32f. cl., 75c.

The primitive Christians' estimate on war and self-defense,
^J. W.Leeds. 60 p. cl., 26c.

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Review of the life of Wm. Ladd, '< the apoatle of peace/* by
J. S. Willete. 150 p. ol., 35c. ; pap., 25c.
Neighborhood talks, by Abby Morton Diaz. 104 p. oI.,25c.
Dsrmood on war. 124 p. cl., SOc.
Peace tracts.

Pegasus (The). Organized 1885. (C. P. Sherman,

sec, 1011 Chestnut St.) Philadelphia^ Pa,

Yearbook of The Pegasus, 1895. 8o. parcht. pap. $1.
Lippincott.

Pejepscot Historical Society. Organized 1888. (I.

P. Booker, sec.) Brunswick, Me.

Collections. 1 : 1. 1889.

Peninsula Horticultural Society. Organized 1886.

(Wesley Webb, sec, U Loockerman St.) Dover,

Del.

Transactions. Annual. 1888-98. 11 v. 8*.

Pennsylvania Agricaltural Society. Organized 1823.

Memoirs, 1824. 1824. 9P. Skinner. Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania, Alumnae Association of the Woman's

Medical College of.

Report of proceedings. 1-15. 1876-90. 8o. Philadelphia,
1876-90.

Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Genealogical Association

of. Philctdelphia, Pa.

Our Ance%torB (quarterly). Ed. by M. A. DeL. Van Horn.
V. 1 : 1-2, July-Oct., 1882.

Pennsylvania Bar Association. Organized 1895. (E:
P. Allinson, sec, 726 Drexel Building.) Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Annual reports. 1895-98. 4 v. $3.50.

Pennsylvania Civil Reform Association. Philadel-
phia, Pa.

Ballot reform essential to free and equal elections, by C. C.
Blnney. 1889. 43 p.

Pennsylvania, Colonial Society of. Organized 1895.

(Henry Douglas Hughes, sec.) Philadelphia,

Pa.

Charter, constitution, by-laws, ofBcers, committees, mem.
bers, etc. 1896. 8o.

Pennsylvania Colonization Society. Organized 1826.
(Rev. C. E. Milnor, sec.) 920 Walnut St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.

The ColoniMation Herald and General Regitter. v. 1.
18S9.

Pennsylvania Forestry Association. Organized 1886.

(Dr. J. T. Rothrock, sec.) 1012 Walnut St.,

^ PhiladelphiOr^ Pa.

Forest Leavee (bi-monthly), v. 1:1, 1886+' Q. $1 per
year.
Also occasional pamphlets and leaflets.

Pennsylvania, Genealogical Society of. Organized
1892. (Francis Olcott Allen, cor. sec, 1300
Locust St.) Philadelphia, Pa.

Annual report. Ist, 1893, 2d, 1894. 1893, sm. 4*. Lippin-
cott ; 1894, 8*. Allen, Lane A Scott. Both o. p. Reprinted
in Pub. V. 1 : 4.

Publications. 8». v. 1 : 1, 1895. v. 1 : 4, 1898. Roy. 8».
JT. Steen dt Co., except v. 1:4. Wickeriham Prtg. (Jo.,
Lancaster.

Record series, no. 1. Phila. Wills. 1896. Reprint from
v.l: 2.

Pennsylvania, Geological Society of.

Transactions, v. 1 : 1-2. 1834-5. 8*. Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania German Society. Organized 1891. (H.
M. M. Richards, sec, 435 Greenwich St., Read-
ing, Pa.)

Proceedings and addresses, v. 1-8. 1891-98. 8<>. pap.
V. 1, o. p.jv. 2, $1; V. 3-5, ea., $1.25; v. 6, $1.50; v. 7, $6; v.
8, $3.50. volumes 7, 8 contain history of Penn. as developed
under German influences.

Xote. V. 1-4, ed. by F. R. Dlffenderifer ; v. 5-8, ed. by H. M.
M. RichsrdB.

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88 p. 8».
52 p. 80.
J. Penin^n.

Peunsylyania, Historical Society of. Organized 1825.
(John W. Jordan, ed.) 1300 Locust St., Phila-
delphiuj Pa.

Pennnytvania Magazine of History and Biography (quar-
terly). 8». 11. portraits, v. 1-22. 1877-98. $3 per year.

Memoirs, v. 1-14. Uv. 8^. 1826-91. ^q^«. The first four
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Historical map of Pennsylvania, ed. by P. W. Sheafer and
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George Smith, M.D., author of the history of Delaware Co.,
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A more beautiful public life. By Edwin D. Mead. (Re-
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Plea for the more extended study of household econom-
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The new pedagogy. By Miss M. Carey Thomas. 1895.
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Works of art suggested for schoolroom decoration. 1895.
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Story of a woman's municipal campaign. Edited by Mrs.
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Civic Club prize competition for the Civic Club seal.

First-second annual reports of the Octavia Hill Associa-
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Physical training. By Dr. Mathilde E. Wallin, and Miss
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The training of charity workers. By Miss Mary E. Rich-
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Compulsory eaucation. 1896. pp. 39.

Historical sketch of the public school system of Philadel-

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Individnalism in education. By Miss Edith C. Westcott.
1898. pp. 15.

Hanabook of the League of Good Citizenship of Philadelphia.
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Annual calendars of the Civic Club, for 1895, 1896, 1897,
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Philadelphia ('College of Pharmacy. Organized 1821.
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American Joumaf o/ Pharmacy (moQih\y) . 71 v. About
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Atur^ni Report (monthly). 35 v. 275 p. pap. $1.00 per
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Philadelphia, College of I^hysicians of. Organized
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The Practical Entomologist. Monthly, nos. 1-6. 1865-66. 4^.
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Some chapters in the history of the Friendly Association,
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Catalogue. 1733, also 1736. No copies known to exist. B.
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Charter. 1742. 1746. B. Franklin.

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Philosophy of the human voice, by James Rush. 7th ed.
1879. 634 p. 8*.

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RegimenUl histories (reprinted from Bulletin). 1886. 36 p.
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Philadelphia, Numismatic and Antiquarian Society of.

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Broad Si.t cor. PinCt Philadelphia, Pa.

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Philadelphia Ohstetrical Society. Philadelphia, Pa.

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Pa,

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Philadelphia, Pionier Verein of. Philadelphia, Pa.

The German soldier in the wars of the United States, by J.
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Sourcesof history, by J. G.Rosengarten. 1892. 32 p. 99.

First century of German printing in America, 1728-1831,
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Compulsory education. By Lorin Blodget. *

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Arbitration as a remedy for strikea. By Eckley B.

Coxe. ♦
The revised statntea of Pennaylvania. By B. O. Mc-

Murtrie. *
Local taxation. By Thomaa Cochran. *
Infant mortality. By Dr. J. 8. Parry.
Apprenticeship. By Jamea S. Whitney.
Tne proposed amendments to the constitution of

Pennsylvania. By Francis Jordan.
Vaccination. By Dr. J. 8. Parry. *
The census. By Lorin Blodget. *
The tax system of Pennsylvunnia. By Cyrus Elder.
The work of the constitutional convention. By

Sydney Biddie.
What shall Philadelphia do with its paupers? By Dr.

Isaac Ray.
Proportional representation. By 8. Dana Horton.*
Btatistics relating to the births, deaths, marriages, etc.,

in Philadelphia. By John Htockton-Hough, Bi.D.
On the value of real scientific research. By Dr. Hnsch-

enberger.
On the relative influence of city and country life on

morality, health, fecundity, longevity and mortality.

By John 8tockton-Hough, B£. D.
The public school system of Philadelphia. By James

8. Whitney.
The utility of government geological surveys. Profes-
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The law of partnership. By J. Q. Rosengarten.*
Methods of valuation of real estate for taxation.

Thomas Cochran.
The merits of cremation. By Dr. Persifor Frazer.
Outlines of penology. By Joseph R. Chandler.
Uygieue of the eye, considered with reference to

children in our schools. By Dr. F. D. Castle.
The relative morals of city and country. By William

8. Pierce.
Silk culture and home industry. By Dr. Samuel

Ohamberlaine.
Mind reading, etc. By Persifor Frazer, Jr.
Legal status of married women in Pennsylvania. By

N. D. Miller.
The reviaed statutes of the United States. By Lorin

Blodget.
Training nurses for the sick. By John H. Packard,

M. D.
The advantages of the co-operative feature of building

associations. By Edmund Wrigley.
The operations of our building associations. By

Joseph I. Doran.
Wisdom in charity. By Rev. Charles G. Ames. *
Free coinage and a self-adjusting ratio. By Thomas

Baloh.
Building systems for great cities. By Lorin Blodget.
Metric system. By Dr. Persifor Frazer.
Cause and cure of hard times. By R. J. Wright.
House-drainage and sewerage. By George E. War-

ingf Jr.
A plea for a state board of health. By Benjamin Lee,

M. D.
The germ theory of disease and its present bearing

upon public and personal hygiene. By Joseph G.

Richardson, M. D.
Technical education. By A. C. Rembaugh, M. D.
The English methods of legislation compared with the

American. Bv 8. Sterne.
Thoughts on the labor question. By Rev. D. O.

Kellogg.
On the isolation of persons in hospitals for the insane.

By Dr. Isaac Ray.
Notes on reform schools. By J. G. Rosengarten. *
Philadelphia charity organization. By Biv. Wm. H.

Hodge.
Public schools in their relations to the community.

By James 8. Whitney.
Industrial and decorative art in public schools. By

Charles G. Leland.
Penal and reformatory institutions. By J. G. Rosen-

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Nominations for public office. By Maver Sulzberger.
Municipal government. By John C. Bullitt.
Result of art education in schools. By Charles G.

Leland.
Apprenticeship as it was and Is. By Addison B. Burk.
The American aristocracy. By Lincoln L. Evre.
A plea for a new city hospital. By Thomas W. Barlow.
The pending school problems. By Prof. M. B. Snyder.
Municipal government. Bv Wm. Righter Fisher.
Social condition of the industrial classes. By Lorin
Blodget.

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1879.

1880.

1881.
1882.

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1884. Progresa of iDduttrial educatlOD. By Phillip C.

Garrett.
A plea for better dUtributioD. By Charles M. DuPay.
Mflk ■applies of our large cities, etc., etc. By J.

CbestoD Morris, M. D.

1885. Alcoholism. By A. C. Rembaugh, M. D.

Sanitary influence of forest growth. Dr. J. M. Anders.
Oatline of a proposed school of political and social
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I Map of a portion of the Sierra Nevada adjacent to the
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Society for Political Education. New York City,

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Second series. 3 v. ^. $5.

Cont.:

Blanqui, J. A. Hist, of polttical economy in Rnrope.

Jevons, J. 8. Mooey and the mechanism of exchange.

Mill, J. 8. On liberty.

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Bressey, Thomas. Work and wages.

Wells, I^avid A. Onr merchant marine.

Sterne, Simon. Constitutional hist, of the United SUtes.

Bpencer, Herbert. On education.

Society for Psychical Research (American Branch).
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ton Place, Boston, Mass.) Succeeded the Amier-
can Society for Psychical Research, which was
organized in 1884.

Proceedings of the American Society, no. 1, July, 1885,
36c.; no. 2, July, 1886, 36c.; no. 3, Dec, 1887, 50c.; no. 4,
March, 1889, $1. Damrell d; Upham.

Proceedings. pt«. 16-83. 1890-98. pap. pt. 16, 75c.; pt.
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ft. 27, 28, ea., 60c.; pt. 29. $1 ; pt. 30, 31, ea., 60c. ; appendix,
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Society (The) for Instruction in First Aid to the
Injured.

Constitution and by-laws. 18 p. 12P. New York, M, B.
Brown. 1883.

Annual report. Dec, 1886. 15 p. 12P. Jfew York.
Oregorv Bros, 1886.

Circulars.

Society for Promoting Manual Labor in Literary In-
stitutions. Organized 1831.

First ann. report, Jan. 28, 1833; with report of Theodore D.
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N, Y,

Society for the Collegiate Instruction of Women. Now
Radcliffe College, which see.

Society for the Commemoration of the Landing of Will-
iam Penn. Philadelphia^ Pa.

Proceedings of meeting, Oct. 24, 1824.

Discourse by C. J. IngersoU, Oct. 24, 1825. 36 p. 8o.

Discourse by T. I. Wharton, Oct. 24, 1826. 44 p. 8P.

Discourse by J. N. Barker, Oct. 24, 1827: sketch of the
primitive settlements on the river Delaware. 62 p. 8i>.

Discourse by P. 8. Duponceau, Oct. 24, 1832. 32 p. S^.

Discourse by Job R. Tyson, Oct. 24, 1836: the surviving
remnant of the Indian race in the United States. 38 p. 8o.

Society for the History of Germans in Maryland. See
Maryland.

Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science.
Organized 1880. (W. J. Beal, custodian, Agri-
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Proceedings, v. 1-15. 1880-98. 9f>, pap. ea., 50c

Society for the Promotion of Agriculture, Arts, and
Manufactures instituted in the State of New
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Society for the Reformation of Juvenile Delinquents :
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Society for the Relief of the Destitute Blind of New
York and its Vicinity. See New York.

Society Instituted in the State of New York for the Pro-
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Society of Alaskan Natural History and Ethnology.

Organized 1889, as Alaska Historical Society.

(Miss Cassia Patton, sec.) Siika^ Alaska.

Bnlletin. nos. 2, 3. %<*,

3. The Mulr glacier of Alaska, by Q. F: Wright. Ameri-
can Printing House.
3. Bthnographical memoranda concerning the Arctic Eskl-
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Society of American AathorB. Organized as American
Authors' Gnild, 1892. (Morris P. Ferris, treas.)
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Bulletin. (Monthly.) 1887-8. 99, Free to memben.

Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis. Organized

1880. (W: H. Cobb, rec. sec.) Congregational

Library^ Boston, Ma^s,

Journal, coDtalning papers and proceedings. 1881: 1,
2—1893 : 1, 2. 80. 8 pts. ea., $1.50. 1894, 1, 2—1897, 1, 2.
4t. 80. ea., $8. 1898, 1, $1.50; 2, $1.60.

Society of California Pioneers. San FraneUco, CcU,

Anniveraary celebrations. 8d-5th, 7th-10th, 14tb-28th, 3l0t-
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Constitntlon and by-laws and list of members. Several edi-
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Transactions. Part 1, v, 2. 1868. 101 p. 80.

Ceremonies at the laying of the comer stone of the new Pio-
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Society of Colonial Wars : General. Organized 1898.
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sec.) 5 Old Court House, Boston, Mom,

Publications. 1,2,8,4. 1894-98.

Proceedings of the first general court of the society,
Dec. 21, 1893; address on the great Narragansett fight, by
Rev. G. M. Bodge. 1894.

Proceedings of the special courts and second general
court, 1893; Why was Louisburg twice besieged? by B.
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Annual register of officers and members. 1894. il. 8o.

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Society of First Steamship Pioneers. San Francisco,

Cal.

Festival in celebration of the 26th anniversary of the arrival
of the steamer " California " at San Francisco, Feb. 28, 1849.

1874. s:

First steamship pioneers. 1874. 393 p. 4P. photographs.

Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers.
Organized 1892. (F. T. Bowles, sec, 12 W.
3l8t St., New York City.)

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Society of the Army of the Cumberland. Organized
1868. (Gen. H. V. Boynton, cor. sec, Wash-
ington, D. C.)

Renorts of the Annual Reunions. 27 v. 8<>. 1808-97.
Clarke.

Society of the Army of the Potomac Organized 1869.
(Bvt. Col. Horatio C. Ring, sec, 875 Fulton St.,
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PMl.

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Proceedings of a epecial meeting. 15 p. 4fi. 1800.

Proceedings of the triennial meeting. 2 p. 4<>.

Proceedings of the triennial meeun]
Phil.

Proceedings of the triennial meeting. 11 -}- 2 p. 40. 1864.

ProceediDgB ot the triennial meeting. 8 p. 4^. 1857.

Phil.
1826. Phil.
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40.

BalU
1872.

40. 1875. New
40. 1878. Phil,

Society of the Cincinnati, eontinued.

Proceeding of the triennial meeting. 8 p.

Proceedings of the triennial meeting. 10 p.
York.

Proceedings of the triennial meeting . Op.
ion.

Proceedings of the triennial meeting. p.

Proceedings of the triennial meeting.
Boston.

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York.

Proceedings of the triennial meeting. 7 p.

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Society of the Cincinnati [special meeting]. 3 p. 4^. 1855.
Charleston.

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Society of the Cincinnati, minutes of the meeting held In
Charleston, S. C. 20 p. 40. 1881. Charleston.

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for the most part orations delivered on various occasions. The
Society has never been properly a publishing body. Mr. Lloyd
P. Smith in Bulletin^ N. S. no. 15 of the Library Company of
Philadelphia for July, 1885, 130 copies of which were printed
separately, collected such titles as he could obtain of books,
pamphlets, and leaflets issued by or relating to the Society and
Its several branches. Readers are referred to this publication.
No further information is now obtainable from the secretary.

Society to Encourage Studies at Home. Merged 1897
into the Anna Tick nor Library Association ( Miss
Lucy B. Heywood, Libn.). Trinity Courts Dart-
mouth St, J Boston t Mass.

Health. 20 p. IV, Boston, Rockwell A Churchill. 1878.

Society to encourage studies at home, by the Managers of the
Anna Ticknor Library Association. 218 p. cl. $1.00.

Publishes also lists of courses of Study or Reading, as foI>
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Literature; Celtic and early English, 7 p^ 10c. — Queen
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Special studv of Shakespeare, 10 p., 10c. — C^erman, 11 p.,
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nonsehold economics, p., lOo.

Music ; History and biography. 14 p., 20c.

Soldiers' and Sailors' Historical Society of Rhode
Island. See Rhode Island.

Sons of Delaware. Organized 1892. (F. P. Stockley,
sec.) Beiz Building, Philadelphiaf Pa.

Reports of annual meetings. 1st, 1892-3d, 1894. 8 v.

Tear book, 1895; ed. by N. S. BarraU, historian. 1895.
98 p. por. O.

Sons of Delaware : address at 1st annual banquet, by B. B.
Comegys. 8 p. O.

Sons of Temperance* National Division. Organized

1844.

Proceedings 1st annual session, June 17, 1844. 12 p. 8<*.
Proceedings 2d annual session. June 11, 1845. 58 p. Sfi.
Coxurtitutions of the order of tne Sons of Temperance. 27 p.

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Sons of Temperance of the State of New York, Grand

Division of the. Organized 1842.

Journal of Proceedings, 6epteiiib«r, 1842-October, 1844.
1846. 313 p. 80. Piercy dt Reed, New York.

Sons of the American Revolution ; California Society.
Instituted 1875, as Sons of Revolutionary Sires:
name changed to the present in 1890. (Edwin
Bonnell, sec, 101 Montgomery St.) San Fran-
cisco^ Cal.

History, Constitutiou, etc. 1897. 47 p. 8^. pap.
Annaal banquet, Feb. 22, 1898. SO p. pap.

Sons of the American Re volation ; Connecticut Society.

Organized 1889. (Chas. G. Stone, sec, P. O. Box

847, Hartford, Ct.)

Tear books 1891, 1892. 1892-^. 8o. |cl. ea., $2. 1893-4.
1894. 80. icl. $2.50. 1896-6, $2.50 : to members. $2.00.
The Lebanon war office, by J. Tmmbull. 1891. 96 p. 8*.

$1.
Vindication of Patriots of the Am. Rev. 60c.

Sons of the American Revolution; National Society.
Organized 1889. (Samuel Eberly Gross, sec
gen.) 604 Masonic Temple ^ Chicago , III.
Yearbooks. 1891-8. pap.

South Carolina Bar Association. Organized 1884. (J:
P. Thomas, Jr., sec.) Columbia^ S. C.

Transactions. 1st annual meeting, 1886-7th, 1891. 1885-92.
6 V. 80. pap., not for sale.

Formation of political and Judicial subdivisions in South
Carolina, by J: r. Thomas, Jr. 1890. 8o. pap., not for sale.

I/ote. Tranjiiactions for 1886-88 were issued in 1890 In one
v.; transactions of 1892 meeting not yet pub.; no meetings
have been held since then.

South Carolina Historical Society. Incorporated 1856.
(Rev. Jno. Johnson, cor. sec, 63 Church St.)
Charleston, S. C,

Collections, v. 1-6. 1867-97. 6 v. 8o.

Documents connected with the history of South Carolina,
ed. by P. C. J. Weston. 227 p. 4o. London.

Oration on the &th anniversary, by Thos. M. Hanckel. 1860.
84 p. 80.

Keport of the committee in the matter of procuring tran-
scripts of the colonial records of this State. 1891. 80.

Note. For some reprints from proceedings, see Griffin's
bibliography of Am. lust, societies.

South Carolina Medical Association. Organized 1849 ;
reorganized 1869. (E. F. Parker, M.D., cor.
sec.) Charleston, S. C,

Transactions. Annual.

Minutes of proceedings at annual meetings, 1849-60, transac-
tions of boara of councillors, revised constitution, etc. 8*.
1860.

Proceedings at ann. meeting, 1852. 8*.

— at extra meeting, 1864, and of ann. meeUng, 1856. 8o.
1866.

Transactions at extra meeting, 1866, and at ann. meeting,
1866. 80. 1856.

— at extra meeting, 1866, and at ann. meeting, 1867. 8o.
1867.

Minutes of proceedings at meeting for reorganization, 1869,
with revised Constitution. 8o. 1869.
Transactions, 1870-90. 8o. 1870-90.

South Carolina, Medical Society of. Organized 1789 ;
incorporated 1794. Charleston, S. C.

Laws and resolutions, with list of members and catalogue of
books. 80. 1820.

Constitution and by.laws, with list of officers and members,
catalogue and fee bill. 12o. 1860.

Southern and Southwestern Railway Club. Organized
1890. (S. A. Charpiot, sec, Box 13, Savannah,
Ga.)
Proceedings (quarterly).
Southern California, Historical Society of. Organized
1883. (J. M. Guinn, sec. and libn.) Cowri
House 1 Los Angeles, Cal.
OoDBUtntion, etc., 18S4, 18 p. §0.

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Southern California, Historical Society of, eoniinued.

Warm and cold ages of the earth in northern latitudes, by
J. J. Warner. 1884. 10 p. 8o. Hartford^ Conn.

Constitntion and papers. 1887. 64 p. 9fi.

Annual publication, 1888-89. 1889. 64 p. V^.

Papers, 1890. 51 p. 9P.

Annual publication of papers. 1891. 9fi. o. p. 1893, 1894.
8*. ea., 80c.

Translation of Spanish documents from the Butro collection,
by G. B. Qriffin. 1892. 215 p. 8*. pap., $1.

Southern California Teachers Association. Organized
1893. (J. B. Millard, sec, 548 So. Alvorado
Ave.) Lo8 Angeles, Cal.
Proceedings, v. 1-3. 1896-8. 8 v. 12^. pap. ea., $1.

Southern Dental Association. Organized 1869. Con-
solidated with the Am. Dent. Asso. in forming
the Natl. Dental Asso. in 1897, but preserving
its existence as the Southern Branch. (S. W.
Foster, sec, 62 Inman Bldg., Atlanta, 6a.)
Transactions. Annual. 1809-97. 8*. cl.

Southern Historical Society. Organized
A. Brock, sec, 400 W. Clay St.)
Va.

Papers. ▼. 1, 1876^v. 26, 1898. 24 v. 9fi. ea., pap., $3;
hf . mor., $3.75 ; hf. cf ., $4.

JfoU. Each V. contained 26 nos. until v. 7; since then each
▼. contains 12 nos. Since v. 12, annual.

Proceedings of the Southern Historical Convention, Aug.
14, 1873, and of the Southern Historical Society as reorganized.
1873. 44 p. Baltimore.

A roster of general officers, heads of departments, senators,
representatives, military organisations, etc., in Confederate
service during the war between the states, by C. C. Jones, Jr.
1876. 135 p. 8«.

Southern Historical Society: North Carolina Branch.

Our living and our dead, devoted to North Carolina, — her
past, present, and future, v. 1-4 : 1. 1875, 6. 9^.

Southern History Association. Organized 1896. (Col-
yer Meriwether, sec, Box 65.) Washington,
D. C,

Publications (quarterly), v. 1:1— v. 2:2. 1897-8. *►. $3
per vol.

— Extra vol. 1. Index to Bishop Meade*s "Old churches,
ministers, and families of Virginia,'* by J. M. Toner. 63 p.
8«. $1.

Southern New Hampshire Bar Association. Organized

1891. (Arthur H. Chase, sec.) Concord, N. H.

Proceedings. 1892 to 1898. v. 1 : 1-4, 1892-5. v. 2 : 1-3,
1896-8. pap., ea. part, 50c.

Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association. Or-
ganized 1887. (W. E. B. Davis, M.D., sec)
Birmingham, Ala.
Transactions. Annual. 10 v. 9fi. Domon.
Spelling Reform Association. Organized 1876. (Mel-
vil Dewey, sec. University of the State of New
York, Albany, N. Y.)
Spelling, nos. 1-9. 8^.
State Bar Association of Utah. See Utah.

State Charities Aid Association, New York. See New

York.
State Historical Society of Wisconsin. See Wisconsin.

State University of Iowa. See Iowa.

Staten Island, Natural Science Association of. Organ-
ized 1881. (Arth. Hollick, sec and ed.) New
Brighton, N. Y.

Proceedings. [Published In separate nos. for each meet-
ing. 10 nos. each year.] v. 1 (1888-88) ; v. 2 (1888-91) ; v. 3
(l§91-93) ; V. 4 (1893-95) ; v. 5 (1895-96) ; v. 6 (1896-98). 1888-
98. 6v. 80. V. 1-5, ea. $2.50; V. 6, $2.00.

Stevens Institute of Technology. Alumni Association.

Organized 1878. (Franklin DeR. Furman.)

Stevens Institute, Hoboken, N </.
Stevent Inttitute Indicator, v. 1-16. 1884-98. 9>, 100
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Surveyors* Association of West New Jersey. Set
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Tammany Society or Columbian Order. Founded 1789.
Tamtnany Rally I4ih Si»f New York City.

Oonstltntion, pubUc. 1789. 8 p. W. T. GreenUa/t If. Y.

Public and private constitution. About 1790. 4 p. 9P.
New York.

An address on the natural and social order of the world as
intended to produce universal good; delivered before the Tam-
many Society at their anniversary, on the 12th of May, 1798, by
Geo. Logan. 1798. 12 p. 8<'. B. F. Bache, Phil.

Address to its absent members, and the members of its
several branches throughout the United States. 1819. 39 p.
G. L. Birch A Co., N. Y.

Address on the subject of their recent decision relative to
the political use of Tammany Hall, Feb. 14, 18&8. 14 4- 7 p.
80. pap.

Statement of the majority of the grand council [on the same
subject]. 1857. 23 p. 8o.

Address, etc., relative to the approaching election. 1858.
10 D. 120. pap.

Celebration, July 4, 18«2. 48 p. 8o. pap.

— July 4, 1866. 52 p. 8o. pap.

Proceedings on laying the comer-stone of their new hall on
14th St., etc., July 4, 1867; with a brief history. 1867. 144 p.
80. pap.

Celebration, July 4, 1870. 120 p. 8o. pap.

— July 4, 1873. 87 p. 8o. pap.

Address bv Clarkson N. Potter, July 4, 1873. 28 p. 8o.
Address of Tammany Hall to the electors. 1875. 8 p. 16o.
NtxD York.
CelebraUon, July 4, 1891. 132 p. 8o. cl.

Teachers College : New York. See New York.
Technical Society of the Pacific Coast. Organized

1884. (Otto von Geldern, sec, 819 Market St.)

San FranciscOt Cad.

Transactions, v. 1, 1884— v. 14, 1897. O. $3 per v.

Ifote. V. 14 was pub. by Association of Engineering Socie-
ties.

Technischer Verein von New York. See New York.
Tennessee, Bar Association of. Organized 1882.
(Charles N. Burch, sec, 1 McGavock Block.)
Nashville^ Tenn.
Proceedings. Annual. 1882-98. cl. and pap.

Tennessee Historical Society. (Jos. S. Carels, libn.)
Nashville^ Tenn.

Tennessee Historical Society papers.

1. Garrett, W. R. History of the South Carolina cession
and the northern boundary of Tennessee. 1884. O. 32 p.

2. Proceedings of the . . . at Murfreesboro', 1886. 1886. O.
26 p.

Antiquities of Tennessee and the adjacent states and the
state of aboriginal society in the scale of civilization repre-
sented by them : a series of studies, by G. P. Thurston. 1890.
11. 80.

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1879; incorporated 1887. (W J McGee, pres.,

Bureau of American Ethnology.) Washington^

D, C.

American, Anthropologic (quarterly), v. 1-8. 1888-05. 8
V. 8*. ea., $3. (Monthly.) v. 0-11. 180(V-08. 3 v. 80. ea.,

$2.

Transactions. 1870-86. 3 v. 8^. ea., $1.
Abstractof Transactions, 1870-81. 1881. 8o. $1.
Special papers :

1. Status of the mind problem, by L. F. Ward. 1804.
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80.

Washington, Biological Society of. Organized 1880.
(F. A. Lucas, cor. sec, U. S. National Mu-
seum.) Washington, D, C,
Proceedings, v. 1-10. 1883-06.

Washington Chemical Society. See American Chemi-
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Washington Club, The. Organized 1866. New York.

A poetical epistle to his Excellency George Washington,
Esq., commander in chief of the armies of the United States
of America, from an inhabitant of the state of Maryland. 1865.
24p. 80.

Hymns and odes on the death of George Washington. 1868.
6-f-16 p. port. sm. 40.

Washington, Entomological Society of. Organized

1884. (Frank Benton, cor. sec, U. S. Dept.

of Agriculture.) Washington, D. C.

Proceedings, v. 1 : 1, 188&— v. 4 : 2, 1808. 16 nos. 8o. ea.,
pap., 75c.-f 1.75.

Washington, Geological Society of. Organized 1893.
(David White, sec, U. S. Geol. Survey.) Wash-
ington^ D. C,

Presidential addresses, etc.

United States geological survey, by C. D. Walcott. 1805.
46 p. 80. pap.

Origin of hypotheses, illustrated by the discussion of a
topographic problem, by G. K. Gilbert. 1806. 44 p. 80. pap.

Geology of government explorations, by S. F. Emmons.
1807. 60 p. 80. pap.

Washington Obstetrical and Gynecological Society.
Washington, D, C.

CoDBtitution and by-iawn. 8*. 1886.

TraDBactionM, 1-2, 1885-89. 8o. New Tor Jb, lS8ft-W.

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Washington, Philosophical Society of. Organized
1871. (J: E. Watkins, sec.) U, S. National
Museuniy Washington^ D. C.

BulUtin. V. 1, 1871— V. 13, 1896. 13 v.
Report of the Yellowstone expedition of 1870, by Lient. O.
C. Doane, U. 8. A. 1871.
NoU. The separate papers are distributed as printed.

Washington [State] Fisherman's Association. llvKUCy

Pacific Co,, Wash.

Salmon fisheries on the (Colombia; prepared by C. C. Dalton,
chairman ezecntive committee. 1892. 13 p.

Washington State Historical Society. Organized 1891 ;

incorporated 1896. (Edward N. Fuller, sec,

City Hall.) Tacoma, Wash.

Washington Ulntorical Magazine, v. 1 : 1. 1893. 9>.
Washington State Historical Society; organization, constltu.
tion, oy-laws and officers. 1891. 48 p.

Washington Territory, Medical Society of.

Proceedings at the annual sessions, v. 2-3. 1873-4, 1874.
8». Olympia.

Watertown, Historical Society of. Waiertown^ Mass.

Watertown records, comprising the first and second books
of town proceedings, with land grants and possessions. 1894.
plans. 80.

Wehster Historical Society. Boston^ Mass.

Webster centennial. Proceedings at Marshfield, Oct. 12,
1882, ed. bv T. H. Cnmmings. 1883. 272 p. 80. port. 11.

John Adams, the statesman of the American revolution,
by Mellen Chamberlain. 1884. 85 p. BP.

Wesleyan University. Organized 1831. Middletown,
Conn.

7%e WeaUyan University Bulletin. 2 numbers yearly. No.
22 was for June, 1898.

Alumni Record of Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn.
[From 1833 to 1881.] 3d ed. Hartford, Conn., 1883. 8".
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Obituary Record of Alumni. 1st series, 1864-80. 17 num.
hers. 2d series, 1881-93. 13 numbers.

West New Jersey, Surveyors* Association of.

Proceedings; with historical and biographical sketches.
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West Virginia Bar Association. Organized 1886. (W.

P. Willey, sec.) Morgantown^ W. Via.

Journal (monthly) . v. 2. 1895. 8o. $1 per year.

Jiote. Contains all the proceedings of the Association and
miscellaneous matter suitable for a law journal.
Proceedings. Annual. 1886+. 8».

West Virginia Historical and Antiquarian Society. Or-
ganized 1891. (Rev. R. 1). Roller, sec.) Charles-
ton, W. Va.

History and mystery of the Kanawha Valley, by J. P. Hale.
1897. 18 p. 80. pap.

Some local archaeology, by J. P. Hale. 1898. 14 p. S^.
pap.

West Virginia Historical Society. Organized 1869.

Morgantowny W. Va.

Proceedings, v. 1, part 1. 1871. 150 p. 80.
Brief history of the soldiers* medals issued by the state, by
H. S. Hayden. 1881. 17 p. 8o. plate. Wilkes-Barre.

West Virginia, Medical Society of. Organized 1867.
(G. A. Aschman, :M.D., sec, Exchange Bank
Bldg., Wheeling, W. Va.)
Transactions. 1-24. 1868-98. 9P. Wheeling.

Westchester County Historical Society. (W: A. Wood-
worth, libn.) White Plains^ N. Y.

Some of the beginnings of Westchester County history, by
Sz-Oov. A. B. Cornell.

Adraen van der Donck [1641-1653]. By Thos. A. Atkins.
1888. 28 p. 80. Yonkera.

Relation of Presbyterianism to the Revolutionary sentiment
In the province of New York : address, by A. R. kacoabrey.

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Western Institute of Homoeopathy.

TraDsactiODB. v. 5-6. 1867-8. 8^. Chicago.

Western New York Horticultural Society. Organized
1855. (John Hall, sec., Chamber of Commerce
Bldg.) Rochester, N, Y,
Proceedings. Annaal.

Western Pennsylvania, Engineers' Society of. Organ-
ized 1880. (R. A. Fessenden, sec.) 410 Penn
Ave., Pittsburg, Pa,

Proceedingn. v. 1-13. 188CM)7. 13 v. 80. cl. or pap., 60c.
to $2.26. 1882 to 1887. o. p.

Western Reserve Historical Society. Previously
known as Western Reserve and Northern Ohio
Historical Society. Organized 1867; re-char-
tered 1892. (J. P. MacLean, libn.) Eudid
Ave. and Fairmount St., Cleveland, 0.

Tracts, nos. 1-88. 1877-08. v. 1-4. cl. (v. 4 incomplete.)
V. 1, $20. V. 2 and 3, ea., $6.

V. 1:1. Battle of Frenchtown, Mich., Jan., 1813, by Rev.
Thorn. Dudley.

2. Judges of the supreme court of Ohio, 180^1864, by A.
T. Goodman.

3. War of 1812. Papers of Biisha Whittlesey.

4. First white child in Ohio, by A. T. Goodman.

6. Ancient earthworlEs of the Cuyahoga valley, with lis.
by Col. Whittiesey.

6. First white settlers, by A. T. Goodman.

8. Indian affairs, Detroit, 1706. Papers of Gen. Caas.

Arcbfldological frauds, by Col. Chas. Whittlesey.

Ancient rock sculpture, Bamesville, Belmont co., Ohio.
Ancient mound, Hardin co.

Col. Bradstreet's expedition, 1764. Selection no. 1; same,
no. 2.

War of 1812. Papers of Major George Tod.

Hist, of Northfield, by A. M. Searles.

Biography and correspondence of war of 1812.

Noith West territory; discovery and ownership, by Hon.
James A. Garfield.

Battle of Frenchtown, by Rev. Thorn. P. Dudley.

Major Isaac Craig on Laike Brie, 1782.

White men as scsdpers.

Thom. Hutchins, geographer general of the United States,
177^1788.

Relics of the mound builders, by C. C. Baldwin.

Sortie at Fort Meigs, May, 1813.

Address of Thomas Christian.

Early maps of Ohio and the West, by C. C. Baldwin, sec.

Historical and pioneer societies of Ohio, by C. C. Baldwin,

Tradition of Bradey. the Indian hunter, with letters about
Bradey from Gen. L. V. Bieroe and Hon. F. Wadsworth.

Early settlement of Warren, Trumbull co., O., by Leonard
Case.

Western Reserve, — origin of title, by Col. Chas. Whittlesey.

ArchsBological frauds, by Col. Chas. Whittlesey (illustrated') .

Review of the first volume of the Margry papers, by C. C.
Baldwin.

A centennial law suit.

Francis Vigo and the expedition of Ckn. George Rogers
Clark, by C. C. Baldwin.

Memoranda by the late Alfred T. Goodman.

Bison or buffalo in Ohio.

Statement of Gen. George Sanderson, of Lancaster, O., as to
war of 1812.

Major Amos Stoddard killed at Fort Meigs.

Gen. Harrison at Cleveland, 1812.
V. ii. Ninth annual report. 1877.

Discovery of the Ohio river by Robert Cavalier De La Salle,
1669-70, by Chas. Whittlesey.

Autograph letters.

The Iroquois in Ohio. C. C. Baldwin.

Ancient earthworks, northern Ohio. C. Whittlesey.

Numismatics. Facts in regard to early American coins.
H. N. Johnson.

Revolutionary correspondence of 1777.

Early Indian migration in Ohio. C. C. Baldwin.

llth annual report. 1879.

The girdled road. C. C. Bronson.

Major Wilkins disaster. 1763. J. P. EirUand.

Diary of Capt. James Bonner, Oct. 3, 1813. 1814.

Papers on frontier troubles. 1787-1813.

Indian narrative, by Judge Hugh Welch of Green Spring.
Beaeca and BaDduBkv cos., O. C. C. Baldwin.
Oeorge WadaworttrB division, war of 1812. Chas. Whit-

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Western Reserre Historical Society, continued.^.

Relics of aboriginal art and their ethnological valae. C.
Whittlesey.

Inscribed stones, Licking co., O. C. Whittlesey.

The state of Ohio, sources of her strength. C. Whittlesev.

Ancient burial cists in northeastern Ohio. Cornelius Bald-
win.

Biography of Ephraim Eirby. Theodore Garlick.

Ohio surveys. Chas. Whittlesey.

The glacial boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Q.
Frederick Wright.

Surveys of the public lands in Ohio. C. Whittlesey.

The corporate birth and growth of Cleveland. Judge 8. O.
Oriswold.

The geographical history of Ohio. C. C. Baldwin.

Map and description of North Eastern Ohio. Rev. J.
Heckewelder.

Col. Bradstreet's misfortunes'on Lake Erie, 1764.

Memorial of Col. Whittlesey." C. C. Baldwin.

The origin and development of the almanac. S. Briggs.

The pre-glacial course of the Rocky river, O. D. T. Gould.

First U. ti. land surveys, 1786, seven ranges in Ohio.

Thomas Hutchins, geographer. C. Whittlesey.

The battle of the Peninsula, 1812. Qen. Wadsworth's di-
vision, Ohio militia. C. Whittlesey.
V. ill. Archaeology of Ohio. M. C. Read.

Historical sketch of W.*R. H. Society. D. W. Manchester.

Discovery of palfleollthlc Implements at Newcomerstown, O.
W.C. Mills and Prof. O. Frederic Wright.

Ancient earthworks of Ohio. Prof. W. F. Putnam.

Manuscript of Solomon Spaulding and the Book^of Mor-
mon. Pres. James A. Garfield.

Twenty.fourth annual^meeting of :,W.*,R.'H. 8. ^Address
of ex-President Rutherford B. Uayes. ' Report of W. D.
Manchester, sec.

Address on the new methods. C. C. Baldwin.

Case school of applied science. Biographical sketches of
the founder and his kinsmen : Leonard Case, Sr., 178&-18(M;
WUUam Case, 1818-1862; Leonard Case, Jr., 1820-1880. By
Hon. James Cleveland.

History of man In Ohio. A panorama. Judge C. C. Bald-
win.

The Ohio railroad : that famous structure built on stilts. C.
P. Leland, Esq.

Development of Cleveland's harbor. J. H. Sargent.

The early history of Lorain co. Hon. W. W. Boynton.

Traces of ice age In the flora of Cuyahoga valley. Prof. B.
W. Clay pole.
v. Iv. Cnarter and re-organization of the society. 1891-4K2.

Memorial of C. C. Baldwin, LL.D. George F. Wright.

The underground railroad. B. James H. Falrchlld.

Farm life In central Ohio sixty years ago. Martin Welker.

History of Cleveland, by C. Whittlesey. 1860.

Journal of Capt. William Trent, from Logstown to Picks-
wlllany, 1752; with other matter, ed. by A. T. Goodman.
1871. 117 p. 80. CijicinnaH.

Journal of Capt. Jonathan Heart, Sept. 7-Oct. 12, 1785, with
notes and a biographical sketch. 1885. 94 p. sm. i^. Albany.

Archaeology of Ohio, by M. C. Read. 1888. 119 p. ^.
plates.

Bruit's discoveries and explorations. C. W. Butterfleld,
1898. 184 p. 120. cl. $1.76. Helman- Taylor Co.

Western Society of Engineers. Organized 1869. (Nelson

L. Litten, sec.) 1737 Monadnock Blocks cor.

Dearborn and Van Buren Sis., Chicago, 111.

Papers, v. 1, July 11, 1870-Mch. 7, 1876. 226 p. 16". cl.
o. p.

— V. 2, to June 1877. 88 p. 16«. cl. o. p.

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— V. 4, Sept., 1878-Oct., 1879. 139 p. 12*. cl., $1.
Proceedings, v. 6, Dec, 1879-Dec., 1880. 174 p. W. cl.,

— V. 6, Jan.-June, 1881. 100 p. 12®. cl., $1.
Journal, v. 1-3. 1896-8. 12«. I r., $3.10, $2.76.

Western Surgical and Gynecological Association.
(Geo. H. Simmons, sec, 61 Market St., Chicago,
111.)
Transactions. Annual. 1896-7.

Weymouth Historical Society. Organized 1879. (S:
W. Reed, sec.) Weymouth, Mass.

Journal of Gen. Solomon Lovell, kept during the Penobscot
xpedition, 1779, by Glbert Nash. 1881. 27 p. 8«. o. p.
Historical sketch of the town of Weymouth from 1022 to
1884, by Gilbert Nash. 1885. 346 p. 8*. $2.

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William and Mary College. (Lyon G. Tyler, ed.)
Willtamsburgt Va,

Quarterly Uiitorical Magaeine. y. 1, 1893— v. 6, 1897. 6 v.
80.

Note. This publication was known as Quarterly Biatorical
Paperti until 1894.

The History of the College of William and Mary, from its
foundation, I960, to 1874. Richmond, 1874. 9P. pp. 186.
cloth. Includes Catalogue of the Alumni. This is the 4th ed.,
prevlouB issues having appeared in 1856, 1869 and 1870.

Williams College. Organized 1793. (E. B. Parsons,
sec.) WilUamstoivny Mats,

Centennial anniversary, 1793-1893. 1894. 8o. $2.

Annual catalogues.

Annual obituary records.

General Catalogue of the Officers, Alumni and Honorary
Oraduates of Williams College (1796-1890). Willlamstown,
Mass., 1890. 8". pp. 131. paper.

Wilmington Institute. Organized as the Library Co.

of Wilmington, 1788; name changed to present

1869. (E. F. Doan, libn.) Wilmington, Del.

Catalogue of the phnnogamous and filicoid plants of New-
castle county, Del. 1860. 112 p. 80.

Winchester Historical and Genealogical Society. Or-
ganized 1884. (C. L. Mitchell, sec, 4 Summit
Ave.) Wineheater^ Mass,
Winchester Record, v. 1-3 : 1. Jan., 1886-Jan., 1887.

Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters.

Organized 1870. (Albert S. Flint, sec, 420

Mary St.) Madison^ Wis,

Transactions, v. 1-11. 1870-97. . v. 12 : 1. 9f>. pap.
Catalogue of library, 1893. 212 p. O. o. p.

Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey.
Organized 1895. (E. A. Birge, director.)
Madison, Wis,

Bulletin no. 1. On the forest resources of northern Wis-
consin, by F. Roth. 1898. 78 p. 8^. map. 26c.

— no. 2. On the instincts and habits of the solitary wasps,
by G. W. and E. G. Peokham. 1898. 241 p. 80. 14 pi. cl.
$2.00.

Wisconsin, Natural History Society of. Organized
1866. (Geo. W. Peckham, pres.) Milwaukee,
Wis,

Proceedings (issued in signatures), p. 1-p. 38, 1886-89. O.

Occasional papers, v. 1 : 1-2. G: W. and B. C. Peckham.
1. Observations on sexual selection in spiders of the family
attidee. O. — 2. Some observations on the mental powers
of spiders. Olnn. — 3. Additional observations on sexual
selection in spiders of the family attidas, with some remarks
on Mr. Wallace's theory of sexual ornamentation, by G: W.
and E. G. Peckham. 1890. 8o. 60c.

V. 2 : 1. Ant-like spiders of the family attidaa by G: W. and
E. G. Peckham. 1892. pi. 8o. $1.-2. Spiders of the
marptusa group of the family attidsB, by G: W. and B. G.
Peckham. 1894. pi. 8°. $1.

V. 3 : 1. Spiders of the family attidee from Central America
and Mexico, by ^-W. and E.G. Peckham. 1896. pi. 8o. $2.

Wisconsin Press Association. Organized 1853. (O.
F. Roessler, sec, Jefferson, Wis.)
Proceedings at annual meetings. 8<*. gratU.

Wisconsin State Agricultural Society. Organized 1862 (?)

(T. J. Fleming, sec.) Madison, Wis.

Transactions. Annual. 9fi,

Note. Society has given place to Wisconsin State Board of
Agriculture.

Wisconsin, State Historical Society of. Organized

1849 ; reorganized 1858. (Reuben G. Thwaites,

sec. and supt.) Madison^ Wis.

Collections of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin ;
V. 1-10, ed. and annot. by L. C. Draper; v. 11-14 by Reuben
G. Thwaites. v. 1-14. 1866-98. 14 v. 11. maps. O.
Annual reports : 21st-32d. 1876-86. 8o.
rroceedingB with reporU. 1887-97. 1887-98. S©.
Catalogue of the iJormry, Inclndlne supplemenU. 7. 1-7.

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WiBConsin» State Historical Society of, continued,

Diaooorse at first annual meeting, by W. B. Smith. 1860.

68 p.
Ad

80.

I

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ddreu, 1851, by M. L. Martin. 1851. 44 p. IV, Oreen
Bay,

Third annual addreae, by L. K. Wood. 1862. 17 p. 9fi.

Z welter Jahrea-bericht nnd eammlnngen fUr daa Jahr 1866.
Zwelterband. 1860. 601 p. 9».

Utility of the study of genealogy, by D. 8. Durrie. 1862.
8 p. 80.

Addresses by I. A. Lapham and E. Salomon. 1860. 81 p.
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Catalogue of the picture gallery. 1800. 11 p. 80.

History of the people, as 11. t>y their monuments, by A.
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Influence of history on individual and national action, by P.
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History and development of races, by H. S. Orton. 1809.
82 p. 80. o. p.

Life, character, and services of B. F. Hopkins, by D. At*
wood. 1870. 18 p. 80.

Territorial legislation in Wisconsin, by M. M. Strong. 1870.
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The Northwest during the revolution, by C. I. Walker.
1871. 40 p. 80.

Early outposts of Wisconsin, by D. 8. Durrie. 1873. 27 p.

Birthplaces of Americanism, by O. D. Robinson. 1873.
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Prehistoric Wisconsin: also Westphalian medal, 1048, by
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Gatalogue of the picture gallery. 1878. 10 p. 8o.

Life and character of Hon. C. C. Washburn. 1883. 41 p.
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Catalogue of books on the war of the rebellion, and slavery.
1887. 01 p. 80.

First triennial catalogue of the portrait gallery, compiled by
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Second ditto. CompUed by R. O. Thwaites. 1892. 74 p. 80.

Bibliography of Wisconsin authors, prepared ... by
Bmma A. Hawley. 1893. 203 p. 80.

List of books by Wisconsin authors exhibited at the Colum-
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Annotated catalogue of newspaper files in the library, pre-
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Annotated catalogue of Wisconsin newpapers in the library,
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Jfote. For reprints from proceedings, etc., »€e list of publi-
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of Amcr. hist, societies.

Wisconsin State Horticultural Society. (A. J. Philips,
sec, West Salem, Wis.)

Transactions. Annual. Ed. by A. J. Philips. 10". gratia.
WUcoTiain Horticulturist (monthly), ed. by A. J. Philips
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Wisconsin State Medical Society. Organized 1849.
(Dr. C: S. Sheldon, sec, 251 Langdon St.)
Madison^ Wis.
Transactions. Annual. 18704-. ea., $1.

Woman's Board of Foreign Missions of the Reform

Church in America. Organized 1875. (Mrs. A.

L. Gushing, cor. sec, 25 E. 22d St.) New York

City,

The Ml98ion Gleaner; ed. by Mrs. H. N. Cobb (bi-
monthly). 25c.perann.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Organized

1874. (Mrs. Susanna M. D. Taylor, sec) The

Temple^ Chicago j III.

Annual mlnuten. 1875-98.

Annual reports, containing the reports of 40 departments.

J/ote. Publishing is done by the Woman's Temperance
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Domerous leaflets, etc., singly and iu bound sets. Also pub-
Uahes

7%e Union Signal (weekly). $1.00 per year.

7%e Toung Uruaader {monthly). 25c. per year.

Woman's Education Association. Organized 1872.
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Boston, Mass.)
Reports. Annual. 1872-f:

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Women's Rest Tour Association. Organized 1891.
264 Boylston St,, Boston^ Mass.

Sammer In England, handbook of travel for the nae of
American women. 2d ed., 1802. 4th ed., 1896. 60 p. obi. T.
pap., 60o.

Pilgrim Scrip ; for members only.

Worcester Natural History Society. Organized 1852.
(Bessie L. Dewhurst, custodian.) 12 State St.,
Worcester J Mass,

Flora of Worcester coanty, by Joseph Jackson. 1883.
48 p. 8*. pap. o. p.

Physical geography of Worcester, by Jos. H. Berry. 1898.
40 p. 80. pap., 26c.

Worcester Society of Antiquity. Organized 1875.
(T. A. Dickinson, libn.) Worcester^ Mass.

Collections : inolnding Worcester town records. Compiled
by F. P. Rice. y. 1-16. 1877-96. 16 v. 8^. ea., $&-$8. v.
16: 1. 1897.

Normal schools and their origin, by 8. E. Staples. 1877.
8 p. 80. woodcut. 60 copies.

Bennington. The Battles of 1777, by Albert Taylor. 1878.
46p. 8*.

In memoriam Charles Hndson, by H. M. Smith. 1881. 43 p.
80.

Maj. Ezra Beaman, with documents of pnblic interest, by
A. A. Lovell. 1882. 20 p. 8".

Medals : report of the dept. of relics, coins, and curiosities,
by J.Channcey Lyford. 1886. 12 p. 8«.

Note. For reprints from Collecuons, tee Griffin's Bibliog.
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Wyoming Commemoratiye Association. Organized
1878. (F. C. Johnson, sec.) Wilkes- Barre, Pa,

Proceedings. 1893-97. 6 v. 8®. ea., 60c.

Memorial volume ; a record of the one hundredth year com-
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proceedings, 1879-81. 344 p. 8*. plates, port. o. p. (A
few copies in paper can be had of the sec, Wllkes-Barre, at
$2ea.)

Wyoming Historical and Genealogical Society. Organ-
ized 1858. (Rev. H. £. Hayden, cor. sec.)
WUkes-Barre, Pa.

Proceedings and collections, v. 1-3. 3 v. 8*. 1868-86. $10.

Annals of Luzerne county, by Stewart Pearoe. 1860. 664 p.
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Sketch of the Society, by C. B. Johnson. 1880. 7 p. 8o.

Report on the early shad fisheries of the north branch of the
Susquehanna, by Harrison Wright. In U. S. Fish Commission
BulleHn, 1882.

Hon. Hendrick Bradley Wright, by Q. B. Kulp. 1884. 12 p.
80.

Ebenezer Warren Sturdevant, by G. B. Kulp. 1884. 10 p.
8».

Hon. Lovell Dana, bv Sheldon Reynolds. 1889. 11 p. 8*.

Coal, its antiquity, discovery and early development in the
Wyoming valley, a paper read before the Society, by O: B.
Kulp. 1890. 8*^. 27 p.

Massacre of Wyoming, acts of Congress for the defence of
the Wyoming Valley, Pa., 1776-1778; with introd. chapter by
H. E. Hayden. 1896. 8o. $1.60.

Notes on the tornado of Aug. 19, 1890, in Luzerne and
Columbia counties: a paper read before the Society, by
T: Santee. 1891. map. 8°. $1.

In its new home: the Society takes possession of its new
quarters : address of Hon. Stanley Woodward. 1893. 8^. 4 p.

Virginia genealogies : a genealogy of the Glassell family of
Scotland and Virginia, by H. E. Hayden. 1891. 8o.

Pedigree building, by Dr. W. H. Egle. 1894. 4 p.

The Yankee and the Pennamite in the Wyoming valley, by
Hon. S. Woodward. 1896. 4 p.

The frontier forts within the Wyoming valley, by Sheldon
Reynolds. 1896. 48 p. 8o. 11. $1.

The frontier forts within the north and west branches of the
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Military hospitals at Bethlehem and Lititz during the revolu*
tion, by J. W. Jordan. 1896. $1. 8o. 23 p. il.

The Palatine or German emigration to New York and Penn>
sylvania. 1897. 30 p. 50c.

John and Sebastian Cabot, by Harry Hakes. 1897. 14 p.
80. 40c.

Address at the erection of a monument at Laurel Run, by
Mrs. J. C. Phelps. 1897. 41 p. 80. 11. $1.

The German leaven in the Pennsylvania loaf, by H. M. M.
Richards. 1897. 32 p. 8o.
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tJooM, see Orion's Bibliography of Amer. hist, aocleltoa.

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CatalogTiei and other official documents, mostly issued at stated

intervals.

Catalognes of the officers and graduates of Yale Universityi
iMned tiiemiiaUy, 1724-1898 (also 1714 and 1718) . Broadsides,
1714-1778; 8«, 1781-1898. In Latin to 1889.

Annual oaUlognes, 1796-1898. Broadsides, 179&-1812, 1815-
16: 80, 1818-14, 1817-98.

Commencement programmes, 1796-1898. Broadsides, 1796-
1818; 8», 1819-94; 4'', 1895-98. (Preceded by Theses, 1714,
1718-97, and QuwsUones magistrates, 1740-89. Broadsides.)

Annual reports of the president, 1887-98. 8^. (Preceded by
the annual publication, Yale College in 1868-86. 8».)

Annual reports of the treasurer, 1830-98. 8^.

Annual obituary record of graduates deceased during the
academical year, 1860-98.

Acts of the general assembly of Connecticut, with other pcr-
ounent documents, respecting Yale University. 3 editions,
ISn, 1878, 1889. 8«.

Directory of the living graduates of Yale University. 6 edi-
tions, 1872, 1881, 1886, 1889, 1892, 1895. 8o.

TaU University Bulletin, weekly, 1887-98. Broadside.

A catalogue, with descriptive nonces, of the portraits, busts,
etc., belongine to Yale University. 1892. 9P.

Bibliographies of the present officers of Yale University.
1803. 8«.

historical Publications, unofficial.

T. Clap. The annals or history of Yale College, to 1766.
1766. 80.

E. Baldwin. Annals of Yale College. 1831. 8<*. And 2d
ed. 1888. 8".

J. L. Kingsley. Sketch of the history of Yale College. In
vol. 8 of the American Quarterly Register, 1835-36. 8^.

[E. P. Belden.] Sketches of Yale College. By a member
of that institution. 1843. IV.

tj. Mitchell.] Reminiscences of scenes and characters in
lege : by a ^tuiuate of Yale, in the class of 1821. 1847. 8^.

T. D. Woolsey. An historical discourse pronounced Aug.
14,1860. 1860. 80.

6. P. Fisher. A discourse, commemorative of the history
of the church of Christ in Yale College. Preached Nov. 22,
1867. 1868. 80.

The commemorative celebration, in honor of the alumni of
YaJe College who were in the military or naval service of the
U. 8. during the recent war, held July 26, 1865. 1866. 8o.

[L. H. Bagg.l Four years at Yale. By a graduate of '09.
mi. 12*'.

W. L. Kingsley. Yale College : a sketch of its history, with
notices of its several departments, instructors, beneiactors,
•tc 1879. 2 vols. 40.

W. B. Decrow. Yale and the city of elms. 1882. 12o.

F. B. Dexter. Biographical sketches of the graduates, with
annalsof the college history. 1701-63. 1885-06. 2 v. 80.

F. B. Dexter. Sketch of the history of Yale University.
1887. 80.

H.P.Johnston. Yale and her honor-roll in the American
rerolution. 1888. 8".

Periodicals, and volumes of Selections.

The Tale Literary Magasine, conducted by the students of
Yale College. 1836-98. 63 vols. 80.

The TaU Banner, [lists of students and societies,] 1841-69,
fol.; 1870-90, 8"; 1891-98. 4". 57 vols.

The Tale Pot-pourri, [lists of students and societies,] 1865-
91,80; 1802-98,40. 33 vols.

The TaU Courant, 1865-96, 40 ; 1896-98, I60. 34 vols. [v. 1-
U, 1866-77, weekly; v. 13-34, 1877-98, bi-weekly. j

The ColUge Courant, weekly. 1867-74. 15 vols. 40.

The TaU Record, 1872-98. 26 vols. 4". [v. 1-4, 1872-76,
weekly; v. 6-26, 1876-98, bi-weekly.]

TaU Daily NexDS,Wl%-<d%. 21 vols. fol.

TaU Alumni Weekly, 1891-98. 7 vols. fol.

H. 8. Durand and J. B. Whitney, ed. Elm leaves : a collec-
tioo of verses from Yale undergraduate publications. 1881. 80.

J. A. Porter. Sketches of Yale life : selections from the
eoUege magazines and newspapers. 1886. I60.

B. N. Pond. Yale lyrics : a collection of verses from the un-
dejrarad^&te publications of Yale University. 1889. I60.

T. O. Shepard. Yale glees. A collection of the songs re-
cently prepared for and used by the University glee club.
1808. ^.

n. Departments of the University.
TaU College {Academical Department).
Law* for the undergraduate students. Various editions.

174ft-1806.

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Stpdlea from the Ptyeholosical Laboratory. 1802-07. ^
yol«. 80.

ClAM reports, for the cIsMee of 1707, 1802, 1810, 1813. 1816,
1817, 1810, 1821. 1822, 1824, 1828, 1828, 1880-08. Pnbllebed at
yariooa datee tdter graduation. 8* flt 4^.

Valedictory poema and orations, elaaaea of 18SS-W. 8*.

StatiaticB, or class books, of the classes of 1870-08. Pab-
llshed In senior year. 8*.

The college hymnal, for divine seryice in the Battell ch^;>el.
1876. 16».

The Yale College hymnbook I with tones] for male yoioes.
1886. 9*.

Dwight hall, an historical sketch. 1887. 8o.

N. Porter. Fifteen yean in the chapel of Yale College.
1888. 8**.

W. H.' Sallmon, ed. The enltnre of Christian manhood :
Sunday mornings in Battell chapel. 1807. 9>.

The Association Record, pabHsbed by the College Yonng
Men's Christian Association. 1801-06. Tvohi. 8*.

Catalogne of the graduated memberaof the Llnonian Society
of Yale College. 1863. 8*.

Catalogue of the Society of Brothera in Unity, Yale College.
1864. 80.

Catalogue of the Llnonian and Brothera' library. 1878. 8*.
And Fir^ supplement. 1880. 99,

Catalogue of membera of the Connecticut Alpha of Phi Beta
Kappa, 1852. 1862. 8«. 1863-08. 1808. 8«.

OraduaU School,
Tale studies in English. 1808-08. 6 vols. 8o.

Aitronomical Obtenatory.

Annual reports of board of managera, 1881-08. V,
Transaetlons of the Obserratory, vol. 1, parts 1-6. 1887-06.

40.

XJhiioertUy Library,

J. Edwards. Catalogue of the Greek and Roman coins in
the numismatic collection of Yale College. 1880. 9P,

Catalogue of Russian books in the University library.
1806. 80.

She^eld SoUiUifU School,

Annual raports of the school. 1866-08. 8*.

D. C. Oilman. The Sheffield Beientiflc School of Yale Unl.
verslty. A semicentennial historical disooorse. 1807. 9P,

Studies from the Laboratory of Physiological Chemistry.
1886-80. 8 vols. 8*.

The TaU ScUnii/lc Monthly, Published by the senior class
of the Sheffield Sdentiflc School. 1804-08. 4 vols. 8«.

Statistics, or class books, of the classes of 1876-08. Pub-
llshed In senior year. W* 8t oblong 16^.

TaU Divinity School.

The seml-oentennlal anniversary of the Divinity School.
1872. 80.

Lyman Beecher lectures on preaching. Various authora.
1872-08. 24 V. 8».

Oeneral catalogues of the membera of the Divinity School.
1888-80. 7 noB. 8*.

1st to 4th catalogues of the Foralgn Mission Library of the
Divinity School. 1802-08. 8o.

Tale Medical School.

Directory of the living graduates of the medical department.
1808. 80

TaU Medical Journal. 1804-08. 4 vols. 8".
The Yale Medical Annual. 1807-08. 2 vols. 8o.

TaU Law School.

Historical discourse, by T. D. Woolsey, and oration, by E.
Pierrapont, pronounced befora the alumni of the Law Depart-
ment, at the 50th anniversary, 1874. 1874. 8o.

TaU Law Journal. 1801-08. 7 vols. 8o.

The Yale Shingle. [Published annually by the senior class.]
1803-08. 80.

Alumni record of the Law Department, 1824-04. 1804. 8o.

Yonkers Historical and Library Association. TonkerSt
N. T,

IfulMin. V. 1 : 1. 1806. 16 p. 8o.

ladiBD wan and the uprising of 1665, by T. Astley Atkins.
1992, Up. 90,

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York Institute. Organized 1867. (Geo. A. Emery,
sec.) Saco^ Me,

PablicatioDs. v. 1, no. 1, 2, 1884.

1. York Institute; something of its past, present, and
fatnre, by B. Redford Melcber. 24 p.

2. Industrial education in public schools, by E. F. Small.
19 p.

Zenger Club, The. Organized 1861. New York.

Materials for history printed from original manuscripts.
First series. [Correspondence of Henry Laurens, of South
Carolina.] 1861. 6 + 15 + 240 p. 40.

Zoological Society of Philadelphia. See Philadelphia.

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