Std^e //Jkri^y i SUPPLEMENTARY CATALOGUE CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY GENERAL DEPARTMENT. AUTHORS /-^ E, D. McCABE, State Librarian, SAN FRANCISCO: Caxton Pkinting Company, 429 Montgomf.ry Stkkkt 1898. 7^-^ ^f iJNJ'.".F,rS3ITY CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. TRUSTEES. DR. M. GARDNER, (President) San Francisco \V. S. GREEN Colusa PETER J. SHIELDS Sacramento L. W. FULKERTH Modesto E. D. McCABE, State Librarian. PREFACE. Less tliau six weeks having been allowed for the revising, print- ing, and binding of this catalogue, it is not so free from error Hfi it had been onr desire to make it. It may readily be imagined vvliat despatch has been necessary to complete the work in that length of time, and moreover we have labored nnder other disad- \;uitagcs. On account of the State I'rinting Office being closed, the [dinring and i)i*oof-reading have been Cuniv in San Francisco, where it lias not been possible to consult ihc boolcs in case of doubt, which, as every one who has printed a catalogue knows, is very apt to arise. We had entertained different ideas in regard to the style of type, but owing to the very short time allowed for the printing, were (>])liged 1o adojtt 1 he si vie that could be employed most ex- peditiously. As this catalogue is supplementary to the Author's ('atalogue published in ISS;) we have followed the plan of that publication (juite closeh^ Tliere were then registered in the two dej.iirtments of the State Library 77,000 volumes, which number has been increased to 106,500, exclusive of a number of pamphlets which have not yet been bound. We have herein recorded the vol- umes contained in the General Department. E. D. McCABE, State Librarian. Feb. 19, 1897. CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY, SUPPLEMENTARY CATALOGUE OF GENERAL DEPARTMENT. AUTHORS. AARON, Eugene Murray. The butterfly hunters in the Caribbees. N. Y., 1894. pi. O. ABAILARD or Ab<51ard, Pierre, abbot of Rutjs. COMPAYRE, G. Abelard and the origin and early history of universi- ties. N. Y., 1893. D. (Great educators.) ABBE, Cleveland. The mechanics of the earth's atmosphere: a collection of translations. Wash., 1893. O. (Smithsonian Inst. Misc. coll. v. 34.) ABBON, monk of St.-Germain-des-Pres, Paris, surnamed Cernuus, or Le Coiirbe. Si^ge de Paris par les Normands, po6me. {In Col. des m^m. rel. k I'hist. de France, s. 3., v. 6.) ABBOT, Francis Ellingwood. The scientific method. {In Brook- lyn Ethical Assoc. Evolution in science, philosophy, and art.) ABBOT, Henry Larcom. Notes on mortars in harbor defence; March 3, 1869. (Essayons Club; printed papers, v. 1, no. 11.) Notes on the practical gauging of rivers; April 13, 1868. (Es- sayons Club; printed papers, v. 1, no. 2.) ABBOT, Willis J. Battle fields and camp fires: a narrative of the principal military' operations of the civil war, from the re- moval of McClellan to the accession of Grant, 1862-63. N.Y.,. [c. 1890]. 11. O. Battle-fields of '61: a narrative of the military operations of the war for the Union up to the end of the peninsular cam- paign. N. Y., [c. 1889]. pi. maps. sq. O. The naval history of the United States. N. Y., 1896. il. O. ABBOTT, A. C. Principles of bacteriology. Phil.. 1894. il. D. ABBOTT, Charles Conrad. M. D. Bird-land echoes. Phil., 1896. 11. D. The birds about us. Phil., 1895. pi. D. Recent rambles; or In touch with nature. Phil., 1892. il. D. Upland and meadows; a Poaotquissings chronicle. N. Y., 1886. D. ABBOTT, Per. Edwin Abbott. The Anglican career of Cardinal Newman. Lond., 1892. 2 v. O. ABBOTT, Emma. MARTIN, S. E. The life and professional career of Emma Abbott. Minneapolis, 1891. pors. O. 2 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. ABBOTT, Evelyn. A history of Greece (continuation); pt. 2. From the Ionian revolt to the thirty years peace, 500-445 B. C. N. Y., 1892. maps, plans. O. Pericles and the golden age of Athens. N. Y., 1891. pors. D. (Heroes of the nations.) ed. Heroes of the nations. X. Y., 1890-96. 9 v. D. For list see Heroes of the nations. and Campbell, Lewis. Life and letters of Benjamin Jowett; master of Balliol College, Oxford. Lond., 1897. il. pors. 2 V. O. ABBOTT, James, capt. Narrative of a journey from Heraut to Khiva, Moscow, and St. Petersburgh during the late Russian invasion of Khiva; with some account of the court of Khiva and the kingdom of Khaurism. Lond., 1843. 2 v. por. map. O. ABBOTT, John Stevens Cabot. History of the civil war in Amer- ica. Norwich, Conn., 1883. 2 v. pi. pors. maps. O. ABBOTT, Ber. Lvnian. Christianitv and social problems. Bost., 1897. S. ' Education of women. (In Woman's book, v. 1.) The evolution of Christianity. Bost. and N. Y., 1892. D. Introduction. (In Campbell, Mrs. H. Knox, T: and Byrnes, T: Darkness and daylight of New York life.) Popular commentary on the gospels according to Matthew and Mark. N. Y., etc.!^ 1876. il. pi. map. O. Same; according to Luke and John. N. Y., etc., [e. 1879]. il. pi. map. O. • Popular commentary on the New Testament; v. 3: Acts of the Apostles and the Epistle to the Romans. N. Y. and Chic, [c. 1888]. il. pi. maps. O. ABBOTT, Stephen O. The First Regiment New Hampshire volun- teers in the great rebellion. Keene, 1890. il. pors. O. ABBOTT, Thomas Kingsmill, tr. Kant, I. Critique of practical reason. ABD AL-RAHMAN IBN AHMAD, Niir Al-DIn Abti Muhammad, called Al J^mi, Yiisuf and Zulaikha; tr. from the Persian into English verse, by R. T. H. Griffith. Lond., 1882. O. (Triibner's orient, ser.) ABDUL HAMID II. sultan of Turkey. LUSIGNAN, A. de. The twelve years' reign of His Imperial Majesty- Abdul Hamid II, sultan of Turkey. Lond., 1889. pi. D. ABDY, John Thomas. Feudalism; its rise, progress, and conse- quences. Lond., 1890. D. ABELOTJS, J. fimile. Recherches sur les microbes de I'estomac a Tetat normal et leur action sur les substances alimentaires. Paris, 1889. O. ABER, Mary R. Ailing-. An experiment in education; also the ideas which inspired it and were inspired bv it. N. Y., 1897. D. ABERCONWAY, Abbey of. Register and chronicle of the Abbey of A. from the Harleian ms.; ed. by Sir H. Ellis. Lond., 1847. 23p. 0. [In Camden Misc., v. 1. Camden Soc, v. 39.) GEyERAL DEPARTMIJST. 3 AliXEY, William de ^\'iveleslie, capl. Instiiutaneons photograpliv, N. Y., 1895. il. 95 p. S. ABOUT, Edmond Fran(;:ois Valentin. The man with the broken ear; tr. by H: Holt. N. Y., 1878. S. (Leisure hour ser.) The notary's nose; tr. by H: Holt. 2d ed. N. Y., 1886. S. (Same.) The Koman question; tr. from the French bv H. C. Coape. N. Y., 1859. D. ABRAHAMS, Israel. Jewish lite in the middle ages. N. Y., 1896. D. Abr^c:^ chronologique d'histoire d'Espagne et de Portugal. aS'cc H^nault, C. J. F. ABULFEDA, Ismail. Description of the sea of Kolzum, commonly called the Arabic Gulf, or Ked Sea. (In (rreen, J: Voyages and travels, v. 1. p. 1.30.) ABU'LGHAZI. lUihadur Kliau. Origin and history of the Mongols and Tartars; Keign of Jenghiz Khun. [In Green, J: Voy- ages and travels, v. 4, pp. 407, 418.) ABU-SALIH, the Armenian. Churches and monasteries of Egypt and some neighboring countries; tr. by B. T. A. Evetts. Oxford, 1895. "il. pi. map. O. ACADfiMIE des sciences morales et politiques . Stances et tra- vaux; compte-rendue par Ch. Verg^, sous la direction de M. Mignet; 3^ ser., v. 1-80, 1852-59; 4^ ser., v. 1-20, 1860-64; 5^ ser., v. 2-12, 14-20, 1865-69. Paris, 1852-69. 68 v. in 66. O. ACADEMY, The; a weekly review of literature, science and art; Oct. 1869-Dec. 1897; v. 1-52. Lond., 1869-97. 52 v. Q. Xote. Title v. 1-4. The academy; a record of literature, science and art. ACHETA, Domestica. pseud. See Budgen, Miss L. M. ACLAXD, Arthur Herbert Dyke, and Jones, Benjamin. Working men co-operators; what they have done, and what they are doing. Lond., [etc.], 1884. 136 p. S. ACTON, Edward Hamilton. See Darwin, F: and Acton. E: H. Practical x)hysiology of plants. ADALBfiRON. hp.' of Laon. Fo6me address^ k Robert. (In Col. des m^m. rel. ;\ Thist. de France. 1824. s. 3. v. 6.) ADAM, of Cohsam. The wright's chaste wife: a merry tale; from a ms. in the library of the Archbishop of Canterbury at Lam- beth, about 1462 A. D.; copied and ed. by F. J. Furnivall; with supplement; additional analogs, by W. A. Clouston. Lond., 1865-86. O. (Early Eng. Text Soc. Pub. Reg. ser. no. 12, 84.) ADAM, E., ed. Toi-T'ent of Portyngale; re-ed. from the unique ms. in the Chetham library. Loud.. 1887. O. (Early Eng. Text Soc. Pub. Extra ser. no. 51.) ADAM. Frank. What is my tartan? or, The clans of Scotland, with their septs and dependents. Edinburgh, 1896. il. 112 p. D. ADAM, John. Narrative of the Dutch embassy in 1655; with arts used by the Jesuits to defeat it. (7«. Green, J: Voyages and travels, v. 3. p. 489.) 4 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. ADAMNAJs', St., abbot of Hy. Life of St. Columba; ed. by W: Beeves. Edin., 1874. O. (Historians of Scotland, ed. by W: F. Skene, v. 6.) ADAMS, Andrew N. A history of the town of Fair Haven, Ver- mont. Fair Haven, 1870. maps. O. ADAMS, Arthur. See Adams, H. and A. Genera of recent mol- lusca. ADAMS, B. B. jr. The every day life of railroad men. {In Clarke, T: C. and others. The American railway.) ADAMS, Brooks. The emancipation of Massachusetts. Bost., 1893. D. The law of civilization and decay ; an essay on history. Lond., 1895. O. ADAMS, Charles Francis. Massachusetts: its historians and its history ; an object lesson. Bost., 1893. 110 p. D. The prevention of railway strikes. {In Clarke, T : C. and others. The American railway.) Richard Henry Dana : a biography. Revised. Bost., 1891. 2v. D. Three episodes of Massachusetts history: the settlement of Boston Bay: the Antinomian controversy: -a study of church and town government. Bost., 1892. 2 v. maps. D. ADAMS, Charles Kendall. Christopher Columbus: his life and his work. N. Y., 1892. por. S. (Makers of Amer.) Some recent discoveries concerning Columbus. Wash., 1892. . O. (Amer. Hist. Assoc. Papers, 1892, no. 5.) ed. {and others.'] Johnson's universal cyclopaedia. New ed. Vols. 1-8. N. Y., 189G-97. il. maps. 8 v. Q. ADAMS, Francis Colburn. Siege of Washington, D. C, written expresslv for little people. N. Y., [c. 1867]. 130 p. il. pi. S. ADAMS, Sir Francis Ottiwell. The Swiss confederation. N. Y., 1894. map. O. ADAMS, George Burton. Civilization during the middle ages; especially in relation to modern civilization. N. Y., 1894. O. Rise of imperial federalism. {In Amer. Hist. Assoc. Papers, 1894, no. 3. History of the middle ages, by Victor Duruy; tr. by E. H. and M. D. Whitney, with notes and revisions by A. N. Y., 1891. maps. D. ADAMS, George Huntington. Hand book of the tariff on imports into the United States, the free list and the bond and ware- house system now in force;, with notes of judicial decisions and decisions of the Secretarv of the Treasury. N. Y., 1890. O. Hand book of the tariff on imports into the United States under the Acts of 1890, and the bond and warehouse system now in force. 2d and rev. ed. N. Y., 1890. Q. ADAMS, Henry. History of the United States of America. [1801- 17]. N. Y., 1890-91. 9v. D. Cnntenfa: v. 1-2. The first administration of Jefferson, 1801-05. 3-4. The second administration of Jefferson, 1805-09. 5-6. The first administration of Madison, 1809-13. 7-9. The second adminis- tration of Madison, 1813-17; with index to entire work. UESEIiAL IHJI'AR'l Mi:.\T. 5 ADAMS. Henry. The teiidciu-y of history. [In Anier. llist. Assoc. Tapers, i81)4, uo. 2.) — Notes in mecliuuieal en<;ineeriiij;. X. Y., 1888. 13-1-93 p. D. ADAMS, lleui'v and Arthur. The genera of recent mollusca. Loud., 1858. 3 v. pi. O. ADAMS, Henry Cadwalhider. The history of the Jews; from the war with Rome to the present time. Lond., 1887. O. ADAMS, Henry Carter. Taxation in tlie United States, 1789-1816. {In Johns Hopkins Univ. studies, v. 2.) ADAMS, Herbert Baxter. Biographical sketch of Herbert Tuttle. {In Tuttle, H., History of Prussia, v. 4.) College of William and Mary: a contribution to the history of higher education, with suggestions for its national promo- tion. Wash., 1887. O. (U. S. Bu. of Ed. Circulars of infor mation; 1887, uo. 1.) The Germanic origin of New England towns. {In Johns Hop- kins Univ. studies, v. 1.) Historical work of Prof. Herbert Tuttle. {In Amer. Hist. Assoc. Papers, 1894, no. 4.) Life and waitings of Jared Sparks. Bost., 1893. 2 v. pors. O. Maryland's intluence upon laud cessions to the U. S.; with minor papers on George Washington's interest in western lands, the Potomac Company and a National University. {In Johns Hopkins Univ. studies, v. 3.) Methods of historical study. In same, v. 2.) Norman constables in America. {In same, v. 3.) Notes on the literature of charities. {In same, v. 5.) Report of the organization and proceedings of the American Historical Association, Saratoga, Sept. 9-10, 1884. {In Amer. Hist. Assoc. Papers, no. 4, 1894.) Repoi't of the proceedings of the American Historical Associa- tion. 2d annual meeting, Sept. 8-10, 1885. {In same.) Report of the proceedings of the American Historical Associa- tion, third annual meeting, April 27-29, 188fi. {In same, V. 2.) Same, Mav 21-24, 1887. (In same, v. 3.) Same, Dec. 26-28, 1888. {In same, v. 3.) Same, Dec. 29-31, 1891. (U. S. Cong., S. M. D.) Same, Dec. 28-31, 1894. (U. S. Cong., S. M. D.) Saxon tithing men in America. (In Johns Hopkins Univ. studies, V, 1.) Seminarv libraries and Tniversity extension. In same, v. 5.) . The study of history in American colleges and universities. Wash., 1887. O. (V. S. Bu. of Ed. Circulars of information; 1887, no. 2.) Thomas Jefferson and Ihe Uiiiveisily of Vii'ginia. Wash., 1888. O. Same. (In V. S. Bu. of Ed. Circulars of Information, 1888, no. 1.) G VALIFORMA STATE LIBRAIiY. ADAMS, Herbert Baxter. Village communities of Cape Ann and Salem. (In Johns Hopkins Univ. studies, v. 1.) ed. Johns Hoj)kins University studies in historical and political science; v. 1-13. Bait., 1883-95. 13 v. O. ■ Same, extra volume; 1-3, 8-13. Bait., 1886-92. 9 v. O. For contents see Johns Hopkins Univ. studies. Vincent, J. M., Schaife, W., and others. Seminary notes on recent historical literature. Bait., 1890. {Tn Johns Hop- kins Univ. studies, v. 8.) and Wood, Henry. Columbus and his discovery of America. Bait., 1892. O. (Johns Hopkins Univ. studies in hist. and pol. sci. v. 10, no. 10-11.) ADAMS, Nehemiah, D.D. A Sabbath discourse on the death of Hon. Rufus Choate; with the address at his funeral. Bost., 1859. 64 p. S. ADAMS, Oscar Fav. Brief hand-book of American authors. 8th ed. rev. enl. Bost., 1893. D. Brief hand-book of English authors. 7th ed. rev. enl. Bost., 1893. D. A dictionary of American authors. Bost., 1897. O. The storv of Jane Austen's life. Xew ed. Bost., 1897. il. D. ADAMS, Samuel. HOSMER, J. K. S. Adams, the man of the town-meeting. (In Johns Hopkins Univ. studies, v. 2.) ADAMS, Sarah Holland, fr. Grimm, H. Life of Raphael. ADAMS, Smith. Genealogy and history of a part of the Newbury Adams familv, formerly of Devonshire, Eng. Calais, 1895. 61 p. O. "^ ADAMS, William. Voyage to Jap^ni, with adventures and promo- tion there. (In Green, J : Voyages and travels, v. 1, p. 525.) ADAMS, AVilliam Henry Davenport. Child-life and girlhood of remarkable women. X. Y., 1895. pors. O. Eminent soldiers: a series of biographical sketches of great military commanders, English and foreign. Lond.. [n. d.J. il. pl.*^ D. Ei)isodes of Anglo-Indian history: a series of chapters from the annals of British India, showing the rise and progress of our Indian empire. Loud., [n. d.]. map. O. The maid of Orleans: and the great war of the English in France. Phil., 1889. jil. por. D. T(>])ogra])hy and history of the Rhine Valley. {In Hozier, 11. M. ed. Franco-Prussian war.) The Victoria library for gentlewomen. Lend., 1892- [93]. .3v. il. por. D. For list see Vic. lib. Witch, warlock, and magician: historical sketches of magic and witchcraft in England and Scotland. N. Y., 1889. O. ADAMS family. WHITTEMORE, H: comp. History of the Adams family. N.Y., 1893. il. 84 p. O. GENERAL DEPARTMENT. J ADAMS family {Newbury, Mass.). ADAMS, S. Genealogy and history of a part of the Newbury Adams family. . . . Calais, 1895. 61 p. O. ADAMSON, Kobert. Fichto. riiil., 1881. por. S. (Philosophi- cal classics.) ADDEMAN, J. M. Reminiscences of two years with the colored troops. Providence, 1880. 38 p. O. (Personal narratives of events in the war of the rebellion. 2d ser. no. 7.) ADDIS, William E., //•. and ed. The documents of the Hexateuch translated and arranjied in chronological order, with intro- duction and notes. N. Y., Lond., 1893. O. Contents: Pt. 1. The oldest book of Hebrew history. ADDISON, Joseph. TICKELL, T: Life of A. [1721]. (In Arber, E. Eng. Garner, v. 6, p. 513.) ADEE, Alvey A. The life-magnet. (In stories by Amer. authors, V. 8.) ADIX ARGUS. Weekly (continuation); July, 1889-Dec., 1897. Adin, 1881-97. 2 v. F. ADLER, Cyrus. Museum collections to illustrate religious his- tory and ceremonials. (Smithsonian rept., 1893. U. S. Nat'l Mus.) (Same. U. S. Cong. H. M. D.) ADLER, Felix. The moral instruction of children. N. Y., 1892. D. (Int. Ed. ser., v. 21.) Punishment of children; three lectures delivered; 1886. N. Y., 18S7. 38 p. D. ADMIRE, W. W. Political and legislative hand-book for Kansas, 1891. Topeka, 1891. maps. D. ADVANTAGES of the national banking system. (In Republican campaign docs., 1880.) ADY, Mrs. Henry. {Julia C artier ujlii.) Jean Francois Millet, his life and letters. Lond., 1896. il. O. ADYE, Sir John. qen. Recollections of a military life. N. Y., 189;-). il. pi. ■ O. Sitana: a nu)untain cami)aign on the borders of Afghanistan in 1S().3. Lond., LS67. 7-^^-101 p. pi. maps. O. iELFRIC, ahp. of Canierlury. Lives of saints: being a set of ser- mons on saints' days formerly observed by the English church; ed. from ms. in the Cottonian collection, with vari- ous readings from other mss. by W. \V. Skeat. Lond., 1881- 90. 2 V. O. (Early Eng. Text Soc. Pub. Reg. ser. no. 76, 82, 94.) uESCHYLUS. ^schylus tr. into English prose by F. A. Paley. 2d ed. rev. cor. Cambridge, 1871. O. Contents: Supplices. — Prometheus bound. — Seven against Thebes. — Persians. — Agamemnon. — Choephoroe. — EumenijJes. S])ecimens of Grerk ti'ag«'dy: tr. by Gohlwin Smith. N. Y., 1894. S. ' ■ Ti-ag('lateau region of Ala- bama, by H: ^IcCalley; including a report on the coal meas- ures of Blount county, bv A. M. Gibson. Montgomery, 1891. O. Report uj)()ii the Coosa Coal Field, with sections by A. ]\I. (ribson. Montgomery, 1895. 143 p. O. pam. Report on the geological structure of Murphree's Valley and its minerals and other materials of economic value; by A. :M. Gibson. Montgomery, 1893. 1.32 p. O. i)amp. ALAMP'DA Countv, (Cal.). (Jreat register (continuation); 1880, 1S9(>, 1S92, 1894, 1896. ALAMED.X Free Library (Cal.) 15th annual re]M>rt of the board of trustees; 1S94. Alameda. 1894. O. pamp. 10 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. ALAMEDA Times [weekly], Jan. 6, 1894. Dec. 31, 1895. Oaklaud, 1894-95. F. San Francisco Chronicle almanac and political and commercial sta- tistician for 1898. V. 1.: 1. S. F., 1898. D. ALASKA. Governor. Report; 1885-87, 1889-92. Wash., 1885-92. O. pamps. ALASKAN: July 14, 1888-July 20, 1889; Aug. 15, 1891-Dec. 30, 1897. Sitka, 1888-93. 2 v. F. ALBANY. (N. Y.) Albany directory for 1896; including Bath and Greenbush; also a street and business directory. Sampson, Murdock and Co. Albany, [c. 1896]. O. MUNSELL, F. Bibliography of Albany: being a catalogue of books and other publications relating to the city and county of Albany in the State of New York. Albany, 1883. 73 p. O. ALBANY county. (N. Y.) Bicentennial history of Albany. His- tory of the county of Albany, N. Y.. from 1(;09 to 1886; ed. by G. R. Howell ; [also History of the county of Schenec- tady, N. Y., from 1062 to 1886; ed. by J. H. Munsell]. N. Y., 1886. pors. Q. ALBERIC, or Albert, canon of Aix. Histoire des croisades. {In Col. des ni^m. rel. k I'hist. de France. 1824. s. 3. v. 19-20.) ALBERT d'Aix. See Alberic, or Albert, canon of Aix. ALBERT. (Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emanuel.), frince consort of Victoria. Golden precepts; or, The opinions and maxims of His Royal Higlmess, the prince consort. New ed. Loud., 1873. 133 p. T. (Bayard ser.) ALBERT Victor, prince, and George, of Wales, prince. The cruise of Her Majesty's ship ''Bacchante," 1879-82; compiled from journals, letters and note books, y^ith additions by J: N. Dal- ton. Lond., 1886. 2 v. ■ il. pi. map. O. ALBERTIN, Henri Alphonse. Des injections intra-ut^rines au point de yue obstetrical sous la methode antiseptique; th^se pr^sent^e a la faculty de m(^decine et de pharmacie de Lyon. Lyon, 1887. 142 p. Q. ALBERTIS, Enrico Alberto d'. Le costruzioni nayali e I'arte della navigazione al tempo di Ci-istoforo Colombo. Roma, 1893. F. (In Italy. Com. Colombiana. Raccolta di docu- menti e studi pubblicati dalla R. Com. Colombiana. Pt. 4, y. 1.) ALBUQUERQUE, Affonso d'. the Great. Exploits while vice-roy of India, 1510-16. (In Green, J: Voyages and travels, v. 1. p. 71.) ALCAFORADO, Francisco. Account of the discoyery of the Lsland of ]\Iadera; written in Portugueze, and here abridged. (In Green, J: Voynges and trayels, y. 1. p. 566.) ALCILIA: Philoparthen's loying folly. [1595]. {In Arber, E. Eng. Garner, y. 4, p. 253.) ALCOTT. Amos Bronson. Record of Mr. Alcott's school [by Elizabeth P. Peabody]. 3d ed. rev. Bost., 1874. S. SANBORN, F. B. and Harris, W: T. A. Bronson Alcott, his life and philosophy. Bost., 1893. 2 v. pors. D. GENERAL DEJ'ARTMENT. H ALCOTT, Louisa ^lav. Hospital sketches. Bost., 1863. 102 ALCUIN. Lot. Alcimnis, ur, Flaccus Albimis. WEST, A. F. Alcuin and the rise of the Christian schools. N. Y., 1892. D. (Great educators.) ALDE]S', Edmund K. Mountains and history. {In Amer. Hist. Assoc. ]*a}»eis, 181)4, no. 25.) The world's representative assemblies of to-day: a study in comparative legislation. {In Johns Hopkins Univ. studies, V. 11, no. 2.) [ALDEN, Henrv Mills.] God in his world; an interpretation. N. Y., [c. 1890.] J). See Guernsey, A. H. ai}d Alden, H: M. Harper's pictorial his- tory of the great rebellion. ALDEN, John. See Brooks, E. S. and Alden, J: The long walls. 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CALIFORNIA nautical magazine; v. 1; Sept.-Dec, 1802; Feb.- March, May-June, 1803; v. 2, Jan.-March, 1804. [n. p 18G2- 04]. 2 V. in 1. O. Title v. 2. California nautical and com- mercial magazine. CALIFORNIA pamphlets: v. 2. O. Contents. -y. 2: Bushnell, H. Characteristics and prospects of Cali- fornia. S. F., 1858. 32 p. — California Miscellany of ecleccic literature, vol. 1-no. 1. July 14, 1860. — Prospectus; San Pascual plantation. S. F.,1870. 15 p.— Hughes, B. . California of the Padres. S. P., 1875. 41 p.— Philosopher Pickett's anti-plundercraft pamphlet. S. F., 1879. 74 p. — Strange meeting of three California millionaires. S. P., 1880. — Prospectus: Vigo Bay treasure Company. S. F., 1883. 16 p. — An- drews, A. An appeal to the people of California for an exhibit at the Cotton Exposition at New Orleans. S. F., 1884. 8 p. — Truman, B: C. Homes and happiness in the golden state of California. S. 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Tableau du regne de Charles VII. . — Memoires concernant la pucelle d'Orleans [Jeanne Dare]. — Gruel, G. Histoire d'Artus, 1413-57. — Memoires re- latifs a Florent, sire d'llliers. — 9-10. La Marche, O. de. Memoires.— 11, Du Clercqi, J. Memoires, 1448-67. — 11-13. Comines, P. de. Memoires ou Ton trouve I'histoire des rois de France Louis XI. et Charles VIII, — 13-14. Jean de Troi/es. Histoire de Louys II, 1460-83. — Villeneuve, G. de. Mi'moires, 1494-97; contenant la conqueste du royaume de Na- ples par Charles VIII. — Bouchet, J. Le panegyric du chevalier sans reproche; au, Memoires de La Tremoille. — 15-16. Bayard, P. du T, Tres-joyeuse, plaisante et recreative histoire. — Fleuranges. R. de la M. Histoire des choses memorables advenues du reign de Louis XII. et Frangois I. .—Louise de Savoie. Journal [1476-1522].— 17-18. Du Bellay, M. Memoires contenant le discours de plusiers choses adve- nues au royaume de France depuis I'an 1513 jusques au trespas du roy Frangois I.— 18-19. Du Bellay, G. Memoires.— 20-22. Montluc, B. de L. M. Commentaires. — 23-25. Tavannes, G. de S. Memoires. — 26- 28. Carloix V. Mrmoires de la vie de Frangois de Scepeaux, sire de VieilleviJle. — 28-30. Du Villars. F. de B. Memoires sur les guerres demesloes tant en Piedmont qu'an Montferrat et duche de Milan, par feu Charles de Cosse, 1550-59.— 31-32. Rabutin, F. de. Commentaires des dernic^res guerres en la Gaule Belgique. — Fenelon, F. de S. Le siege de Metz par I'empereur Charles V., en I'an 1552. — Coligny, G de. Le siege de Sainct Quentin; — La Chatre, C. de. Memoire du voyage de M. le Due de Guise en Italie, son retour, la prinse de Callais et de Thionville, 1556 et 1557.— Rochechouart, G. de. Memoires.— 33. Cas- telnau, M. de. Memoires. — 34. Mergey, J. de. Memoires. — La None, F. de. Memoires. — Gamon, A. Memoires. — Philippi, J. Memoires. — 35. Bouillon, H. dne de. Memoires adressrs a son fils le Prince de Sedan. —Tavannes. G. de. Mrmoires.- 36. Hurault, P. eomte de Chererny. Memoires.— Hurault, P. hp. of Cliartres. Momoires.— 37. Margaret de Vnlois. Memoires.— Thou. J. A. de. Memoires, 1553-1601.-38. Chois- nin, J. Memoires, ou discours au vray de tout ce qui s'est faict et passee pour I'entiere negociation de I'election du roy de Polongne. — Merle, M. Memoires.— 38-43. Cayet, P. V. P. Chronologic novenaire. — Saint-Auban, J. I'npe. Memoires.— 44. Villeroy, N. de N. Memoires d'estat. — Angouleme, C. de V. dxr d'. Memoires de ce qui s'est passS en France depuis le mort d'Henry III. jusques a I'advenement d'Henry IV. a la couronne.— 45-49. L'Estoile, P. de. Memoires et journal de Henri III. et Henry IV.— 49. Gillot, J. Relation faite de ce qui se passa audit parlement, seant aux Augustins, touchant la regence de la reine Marie de Medicis. — Groulard, C. Memoires. — Marillac, M. de. 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FEUILLET, Octave. Le roman d'un jeune homme pauvre. Paris. 1895. D. FEVAL. Paul. A noble sacrifice; tr, by M. de L. (Brentano's ro- mantic lib.) FTCHTE, Johann Gottlieb. ADAMSON, R: Fichte. Phil., 1881. por. S. (Philosophical classics.) EVERETT, C. C. Fichte's science of knowledge; a critical exposi- tion. Chic. 1884. S. 302 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. FICTION, fact, and fancy series; ed. by A. Stedman. N. Y., 3892- por. L). Namt'l!/: Colombo, C. Writings descriptive of the discovery and occupation of the new world. FICTION. Abbe Birotteaii. H. de Balzac. Abbe Constantin. L. Halevy. Abbot, The. Sir Walter Scott. Abdallah. E. R. L. Laboulaye. Ablest man in the world. E. P. Mitchell. Adam Johnstone's son. F: M. Crawford. Adventures of Don Quixote. Cervantes. Adventures of Harry Richmond. G: Meredith. Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. A: C. Doyle. Afloat and ashore. J. F. Cooper. Against heavy odds. H. H. Boy- sen. Ailes d'Icare. C. B. Du G. de la V. Bernard. Alaeddin and the enchanted lamp; tr. by J: Payne. Alkahest. H. de Balzac. Albert Savarus. H. de Balzac. Ali Baba and the forty thieves. All sorts and conditions of men. W. Besant. All's not gold that glitters. Mrs. A. B. Haven. Amateur emigrant. R: L. B. Stevenson. Amazing marriage. G: Mere- dith. American in Paris, The. E. C. Savidge. Andreas Hofer. C. M. Mundt. Ange Pitou. A. D. Dumas. Anne of Geierstein. Sir Walter Scott. Another study of woman. H. de Balzac. Antiquary, The. Sir Walter Scott. Ape, the idiot, and other people. W: C. Morrow. Arabian nights; tr. by E: W: Lane. Arne. B. Bjornson. Around the golden deep. A. P. Reeder. Aspern papers. H. James. At Agincourt. G: A. Henty. At the gate of the fold. J. S. Fletcher. At the sign of the Cat and the Racket. H. de Balzac. Atala. F. A. R. Chateaubriand Atheist's mass. H. de Balzac. Attila the Hun. F. Dahn. Augusta Dane. J. V. Webs...r. Auld licht idylls. J. M. Barrie. Autocrat of the breakfast table. O. W. Holmes. Bachelor maid. Mrs. C. C. Har- rison. Bachelor club. I. Zangwill. Bachelor's establishment. H. de Balzac. Balaam and his master; and other sketches and stories. J. C. Harris. Balacchi brothers. Mrs. R. u. H. Davis. Barabbas. M. Corelli. Barren title, A. T. W. Speight. Beatrix. H. de Balzac. Beauchamp's career. G: Mere- dith. Beauiy spot, l±^i. A. de Musset. Berlin and sans-souci. C. M. Mundt. Beside the bonnie brier bus^j. J: Watson. Bethrothed, The. Sir W. Scott, Better days. T. and A. M. Fitch. Better dead. J. M. Barrie. Between the lines. C. King. Beyond the dreams of avarice. Sir Walter Besant. Bianca. W: E: Norris. Birds' Christmas carol, The. K. D. Wiggin. Bishop's vagabond. A. French. Bit of a fool. Sir R: Peel. Black arrow, The. R. L. B. Ste- venson. Black beauty. A. Se'well. Black dwarf. Sir Walter Scott. Black pearl, The. V. Sardou. Black tulip. A. D. Dumas. Blockade of Phalsburg. Erck- mann and Chatrian. Bondman, The. T: H: H. Caine. Book of the thousand nights and one night; tr. by John Payne. Boy emigrants. N. Brooks. Boy settlers. N. Brooks. Boyhood in Norway. H. H. Boyesen. Braddock; a story of the French and Indian wars. J: R. Mu- sick. Bravo, The. J. Fennimore Cooper. Braxton's bar. R. M. Daggett. Bridal march. B. Bjornson. Bride of Infelice. L. E. New- hall. GENERAL DEPARTMENT. 3oa FICTION. Bride of Lammernioor. Sir W. Scott. Bride of the Nile, The. G. Eb- ers. Brigade commander. J. W. De Forest. Brigand's bride. L. Oliphant. Broken ring, The. E. . K. Tompkins. Brother Sebastian's friendship. H. Frederic. Brooksmith. H: James. Biig-Jargal. V. Hugo. Building of the City Beautiful. C. H. Miller. Bureaucracy. H. de Balzac. Burgomaster's wife. G. Ebers. Bursting of a boom. F. R. San- ford. By devious ways. T. W. Speight. Calmire. Anon. Cameos. M. Corelli. Can such things be? A. Bierce. Canne de M. de Balzac. D. G. Girardin. Caoba, the guerilla chief. P. H. Emerson. Career of a nihilist, The, S. M. Dragomanoff. Carmen. P. MerimSe. Casa Braccio. F: M. Crawford. Castle dangerous. Sir W. Scott. Cat of Busbastes. G. A. Henty. Catastrophe in Bohemia, and other stories. H. S. Brooks. Catherine de' Medici. H. de Bal- zac. Century too soon; a story of Ba con's rebellion. J: R. Mu- sick. Chainbearer. J. F. Cooper. Change of air. A. H. Hawkins. Chantry priest of Barnet. A. J. Church. Chase of Saint-Castin. M. . H. Catherwood. Cherry and Violet. A. . Man- ning. Chevalier D'Harmental. A. D. Dumas. Chevalier of Maison-Rouge. A. D. Dumas. Children of the Ghetto. I. Zang- will. Children of the king. F: M. Crawford. Children of the soil. H. Sien- kiewicz. Chinese girl graduate. R. K. Douglas. Choir invisible. J. L. Allen. Choix de contes contemporains. B. F. O'Connor. «/. Chosen few, A. F. R. Stockton. Chosen valley. M. . H. Foote. Chouans, The. H. de Balzac. Chronicles of the Canongate. Sir W. Scott. Chun Ti-kung. C: A. Rees. Cigarette-makors romance. F: M. Crawford. Cinderella and other stories. R. H. Davis. Clair do lune. H. R. A. G. de Maupassant. Clarence. F. B. Harte. Claude Gueux. V. Hugo. Cleopatra. G. Ebers. Close shave, A. T. W. Speight. Coast of Bohemia. W. D. How- ells. Coeur d'Alene. M. H. Foote. Colomba. P. Mi'rimr^e. Colonel Chabert. H. de Balzac. Colonel Starbottle's client. F. B. Hart. Colonial boy. N. B. Eyster. Columbia; a story of the discov- ery of .\merica. J: R. Mu- sick. Comedies of courtship. A. H. Hawkins. Commission in lunacy. H. de Balzac. Company of Jehu. A. D. Du- mas. Comtesse of Charny. A. D. Du- mas. Connecticut Yankee in King Ar- thur's court. S. L. Clemens. Consuela. Mme. Dudevant. Contes en prose. F: Copp6e. Contes et nouvelles. H: R. A. G. de Maupassant. Contes du jour et de la nuit. H. R. A. G. de Maupassant. Count Lucanor. J. Manuel. Count of Monte Cristo. A. D. Dumas. Count of the Saxon shore. J. A. Church and R. Putnam. Count Robert of Paris. Sir W. Scott. Country doctor. H. de Balzac. Country of the painted fire. S. O. Jewett. Country parson. H. de Balzac. Courting of T'nowhead's bell. J. M. Barrie. Cousin Betty, H. de Balzac. Crater. The. J. F. Cooper. Cressy. F: B. Harte. Crime d' amour, Un. P. Bour- get. Croisilles. A. de Musset. 304 CALIFORXIA STATE LIBRARY. PICTIOX. Crowning of Candoce. K. . P. Woods. Crucifixion of Philip Strong. C. M. Sheldon. Cruelle enigme. P. Bourget. Cup of trembling, The. M. H. Foote. Crusade of the Excelsior. F: B. Harte. Dame de Monsoreau. A. Du- mas. Dare. M. W. Glascock. Dariel. R. D. Blackmore. Daring fiction. H. H. Boyesen. Daughter of the empress. C. M. Mundt. Daughter of the Revolution. C. C. Coffin. David Balfour. R. L. B. Ste- venson. Day of his youth. A. Brown. Days of auld lang syne, The J: Watson. Days of Jeanne d'Arc. M. H. Catherwood. Dead Leman, The. A. Lang and P. Sylvester. Death of the Laird's Jock. Sir W. Scott.] Decameron. G. Boccaccio. Deemster. T: H: H. Caine. Deephaven. S. . O. Jewett. Deerslayer, The. J. Fennimore Cooper. Deluge, The. H. Sienkiewicz. Denver express. A. A. Hayes. Dernier Ahencerage, Le. F. A. R. Chateaubriand. Despot of Broomsedge Cove. M. N. Murree. Diana of the crossways. G: Meredith. Dinner-party, A. J: Eddy. Distinguished provincial at Pa- ris. H. de Balzac. Doctor Claudius. F. M. Craw- ford. Doctor Congalton's legacy. H: Johnston. Doctor of the old school. J: Watson. Dolly dialogues. A. H. Haw- kins. Don Orsino. F: M. Crawford. Donal Grant. G. Macdonald. Dream tales. I. S. Turgenieff. Dynamiter, The. R. L. B. and F. V. de G. Stevenson. Ebb-tide, The. R. L. B. Steven- son and L. Osbourne. Ecueil. C. B. Du G. de la V. Bernard. Edinburgh eleven. An. J. M. Barrie. Egoist, The. G: Meredith. Egyptian princess. An. G. Eb- ers. Eli. C. H. White. Elixir and other taies. G. Eb- ers. Elsie Venner. O. W. Holmes. Emperor, The. G. Ebers. Empress Josephine. C. M. Mundt. End of New York. P. Benja- min. Endura. B. P. Moore. Erlach court. L. Kirschner. Estevan: a story of the Spanish conquests. J: R. Musick. Eugenie Grandet. H. de Bal- zac. Evan Harrington. G: Meredith. Experiment in Altruism, An. M. E. W. Sherwood. Exploits of Brigadier Gerard. A. C. Doyle. Exiles, The. H. de Balzac. Face and the mask, The. R: Barr. Facino Cane. H. de Balzac. Fair maid of Perth. Sir W. Scott. Fairport nine. N. Brooks. Fairy tales from far and near. A. T. Q. Couch. Fairy tales from gold lands. M. Wentworth. Faithful retainer. J. Payn. Falconberg. H. H. Boyesen. Fame and sorrow. H. de Bal- zac. Fantasies. M. Nembhard. Farina. G. Meredith. Fearless trio. H. H. Boyesen. Feet of love. A. R. Aldrich. First family of Tasajara. F: B. Harte. First republic. A. D. Dumas. Fisher lass. B. Bjornson. Forest outlaws. E. Gilliat. For faith and freedom. W. Be- sant. For the temple. G. A. Henty. Forsaken lady. H. de Balzac. Fortunes of Nigel. Sir W. Scott Forty-five guardsmen. A. D. Dumas. Fountain sealed, A. Sir W. Be- sant. Frederick the Great and hia court. C. M. Mundt. Free prisoners. J. . W. Bruner. Friend Barton's corcern. M. . H. Foote. Friend Olivia. A. E. Barr. From Snowdon to the sea. M. Trevelyan. CKM'Ji \l. I>i:i' Ah'TMHST. 305 FICTION. Front yard and other Italian stories. C. F. Woolson. Gabriel Conroy. F. B. Harte. Gallegher, and other stories. R. H. Davis. Garabara. H. de Balzac. Garden behind the moon. H. Pyle. Gaston de Latour. W. Pater. Gentleman of France. S. J. Weyman. George Denny. "Chinquopin." Germinie Lacerteux. E. and J. de Goncourt. Ghamba. W: C. Scully. Glenmutchkin railway. W: E. Aytoun. "Go forth and find." T: H. Brainerd. Gobseck. H. de Balzac. God in the car, The. A. Hope Hawkins. God's fool. J. M. W. Van der Poorten Schwarz. The Gods, some mortals and Lord Wickenham. P. M. Crai- gie. Goethe and Schiller. C. M. Mundt. Golden hoop, The. T. W. Speight. Goneril. A. M. . F. . Robin- son. Grande Breteche, La. H. de Balzac. A great man of the provinces in Paris. H. de Balzac. Great treason, A. M. A. M. Hop- pus. Greater glory. J. M. W. Van der Poorten Schwarz. Gregorio. A. P. Hemmingway. Greifenstein. F. M. Crawford. Grenadicre, La. H. de Balzac. Grettier the outlaw. S. Baring- Gould. Greylock, The. G. Ebers. Guardian angel, The. O. W. Holmes. Guild court. G: Macdonald. Gunnar. H. H. Boyesen. Guy Mannering. Sir. W. Scott. Gypsy's sowing and reaping. .l/r.s\ E. . S. P. Ward. Half a dozen girls. A. . C. Ray. Hand of Ethelberta. T: Hardy. Hans of Iceland. V. Hugo. Happy boy. B. Bjornson. Harlot's progress. H. de Bal- zac. Headsman, The. J. F. Cooper. Heart of life, The. W: H. Mal- lock. Heart of Mid Lothian. Sir W. Scott. Heart of Princess Osra, The. A. H. Hawkins. Heartbreak cameo. E. W. Champney. "Heather lintie." S. R. Crock- ett. Heidemauer, The. J. F. Cooper. Helena's household. J. De Mille. Henry VIIl. and his court. C. M. Mundt. Her majesty. E. . K. Tomp- kins. Her only brother. B. Behrens. Herb-moon. Mrs. P. M. . Crai- gie. Heroine of '49, The. Mrs. M. P. Sawtelle. Highland widow. Sir W. Scott. Hired baby. M. Corelli. His vanished star. M. N. Mur- free. Histoire de Gil Bias de Santil- lane. A. R. Le Sage. Histoire de Manon Lescaut. A. F. Prt'vost d Exiles. Historical mystery. An. H. de Balzac. History of a crime. V. Hugo. History of David Grieve, The. M. A. Ward. Holy cross and other tales. B. Field. Home acre. E. P. Roe. Home again. G. Macdonald. Home as found. J. Fennimore Cooper. Homeward bound. J. Fenni- more Cooper. Homo Sura. G. Ebers. Honda, the Samurai. W. E, Griffis. Honorable Peter Stirling. P. L. Ford. Honorine. H. de Balzac. House, The. E, Field. House of cards. A. S. Wolf. House-boat on -ue Styx. J: K. Bangs. How old Wiggins wore ship. R. T. Coffin. Humbled pride: a story of the Mexican war. J: R. Musick. I swear. F. H. Powers. Idiot, The. F. M. Dostoyevsky. Idyl of London, b. Harraden. Ilka on the hill-top. H. H. Boy- esen. Image of San Donato. V. W. Johnson. Imaginary mistress. H. de Bal- zac. 20 306 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY FICTJOX, In a hollow of the hills. F: B. Harte. In black and white. R. Kip- ling. In far Lochaber. W: Black. In exile, and other stories. M: . H. Foote. In fetters. Elizabeth P. O. L. queen of Rumania. In his name. E. E. Hale. In old New England. H. But- terworth. In the Blue Pike. G: Ebers. In the Carquinez woods. F: B. Harte. In the choir of Westminster Ab- bey. E. Marshall. In the clouds. M. . N. Murfree. In the fire of the forge. G. Eb- ers. In the sancturay. A Van der Naillen. Inconsiderate waiter. J. M. Bar- rie. Independence: a story of the Revolution. J: R. Musick. Indiscretion of the Duchess, The. A. H. Hawkins. Inspired lobbyist. J. W. De Forest. Invasion of France in 1814. Erckmann and Chatrian. irish idyls. J. . Barlow. Island nights' entertainments. R. L. B. Stevenson. Itinerant house and other sto- ries. E. F. Dawson. Ivanhoe. Sir Walter Scott. Jack Tier. J. F. Cooper. Jane Field. M. E. Wilkins. Jason Edwards. H. Garland. Jed; a boy's adventures in the army of '61-'65. W. L. Goss. Jettatura. T. Gautier. Joaquin, the Claude Duval of California. H: L.Williams, jr. John. K. P. Woods. John Bodewin's testimony. M. . H. Foote. John CharAxes. P. Boylston. John Halifax, gentleman. Mrs. D. M. M. Craik. John Standish. E. Gilliat. John Ward, preacher. M. De- land. Joost Avelingh. J. M. V. de P. Schwarz. Joseph II. and his court. C. M. Mundt. Joshua. G. Ebers. Joy of life. E. Wolf. Jude. the Obscure. T: Hardy. Jungle book. R. Kipling. Kate Carnegie. J: Watson. Katherine Lauderdale. F: M. Crawford. Kenilworth. Sir Walter Scott. Khaled. F. M. Crawford. Kidnapped. R. ^. B. Steven- son. King Bemba's point. J. Land- ers. King Billy of Ballarat. M. Rob- erts. King of Schnorrers, The. I. Zangwill. King's highway. The. A. E. Barr. Kings in exile. A. Daudet. Kirby's coals of fire. L. Stock- ton. Knitters in the sun. A. French. Kreutzer sonata. L. N. Tolstoi. Lady of quality, A. F. H. Bur- nett. Lady of the camellias. A. Du- mas. Land of the poco tiempo. C. F. Lummis. Last assembly ball. M. . H. Foote. Last of the Mohicans. J. Feni- more Cooper. Last sentence, The. M. . E. Tuttiett. Last vendee. A. D. Dumas. Lay down your arms. B. von Suttner. Leaf in the storm, i^. de la Rame. Leah's confession. Mrs. C. Ste- vens. Led Horse claim. M. . H. Foote. Legend of love. H. V. Suther- land. Legend of Montrose. oir >v. Scott. Lesson of thf master. H: James. Life and opinions of Tristam Shandy, gentleman. L. Sterne. Life in Shut-in Valley. C. S. Brown. Life of Nancy, The. S. 0. Jew- ett. Life magnet. A. A. Adee. Light man. H: James. Light that failed. The. R. Kip- ling. Lilith. G. Macdonaia. Lillian Morris. Sienkiewicz. Lily of the valley. H. de Balzac. Lionel Lincoln. J. Fenimore Cooper. GENERAL DEPARTMENT. 307 PICTKhN, Little book ot profitable tales, A. E. Field. Little journey in the world, A. C: D. Warner. Little minister. The. J. M. Bar- rie. Little Norsk, A. H. Garland. Little regiment. S: Crane. Little Renault. M. . H. Cather- wood. Living lie. P. Bourget. Liz. M. W. Glascock. Lodging for tne night. R: L. B. Stevenson. Long odds. H: R. Haggard. Long run. The. R. E. Cleve- land. Long walls. The. E. S. Brooks and J: Alden. Looking backward. E. Belamy. Lora, tae major's daughter. B. Behrens. Lorna Doone. R. B. Blackmore. Lord Ormont and his Aminta. G: Meredith. Loss and gain. J. H. Newman. Lost. E: Bellamy. Lost illusions. H. de Baizac. Lost in the fog. N. Brooks. Louis Lambert. H. de Balzac. Louisa of Prussia and her times. C. M. Mundt. Louisa Pallant. H. James. Love in old cloathes. H: C. Bunner. Lucien de uubempre. H. de Bal- zac. Luck of Roaring Camp. F. B. Harte. Madame Bovary. G. Flaubert. Madame Chrysanthdm. J.Viaud. Madame Firmiani. H. de Bal- zac. Madame Jane Junk and Joe. M. Bornemann. Madame Therese. Erckman and Chatrian. Madelon. M. . E. Wilkins. Mademoiselle de Maupin. T. Gautier. Maggie, a girl of the streets. S: Crane. Main travelled roads. H. Gar- land. Maison Tillier, La. H: R. -v. G. de Maupassant. Man of honor. G. C. Eggleston. Man of mark, A. A. H. Haw- kins. Man w.io would be king. R. Kipling. Man with the broken ear. E. F. V. About. Manmat'ha. C: de Kay. Manxman, The. F. H: H. Caine. Many inventions. R. Kipling. Marble faun. N. Hawthorne. Marcella. M. A. Ward. March on London. G. A. Henty. Margaret Ogilvy. J. M. Barrie. Margery. G. Ebers. Margot. A. de Musset. Marguerite de Valois. A. D. Du- mas. Marie Antoinette and her son. C. M. Mundt. Mariposilla. Mrs. C. S. Dag- gett. Marion Darche. F. I. Craw- ford. Mark of Cain. A. Lang. Marm Lisa. K. D. Wiggin. Marquis de Villemer, Le. Mme. Dudevant. Marquis of Aguayo. H: B. Mc- Dowell. Marquis of Lossie. G. Macdon- ald. Marriage, The. H: James. Morse Chan. T: N. Page. Martian, The. G. L. P. B. Du Maurier. Martyr to science. M. . P. Ja- cobi. Maruja. F: B. Harte. Mary Musgrave. Anon. Mary Morton. J. V. Webster. " mas has come." L. Kip. Master, The. I. Zangwill. Master of Ballantrae. R. L. B. Stevenson. Matka and Kotik. D: S. Jor- dan. Mauprat. Mme. Dudevant. Mea culpa. W: S. Green. Member of the third house. H. Garland. Memoirs of a physician. A. D. Dumas. Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. A: C. Doyle. Memoirs of two young married women. H. de Balzac. Memorable murder. C. Thaxter. Mercedes of Castile. J. F. Coop- er. Merchant of Berlin. C. M. Mundt. Merry men and other tales and fables. R. L. B. Stevenson. Message, The. H. de Balzac. Michel Lorio's cross. H. Stret- ton. Miles Wallingford. J. F. Coop- er. Milto Yashiki. A. C. Maclay. 30» CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. FICTION, Miranda Higgins W: A. Cheney. Micah Clarke. A. C. Doyle. Misfortunes of Bro' Thomas Wheatley. L. R. Fairfax. Miss Eunice's glove. A. Web- ster. Miss Grief. C. F. Woolson. Mississippi scenes. J. B. Cobb. Modern Magdalene. V. Woods. Modern vikings. H. H. Boyesen. Modern warning. H. James. Modeste Mignon. H. de Balzac. Mohammed Ali and his house. C. M. Mundt. Monastery, The. Sir W. Scott. Monica the mesa maiden. E. Raymond. Moniking, The. J. F. Cooper. Monk, The. M. G. Lewis. Monk and the hangman's daugh- ter. The. A. Bieroe and G. A. Danziger. Morgesons, The. E. Stoddard. Mortal antipathy. O. W. Holmes. Mother-in-law, The. Elizabeth P. O. L., queen of Rumania. Mount of sorrow. H. P. Spof- ford. Mr. Bixby's Christmas visitor. C: S. Gage. Mr. Isaacs. F. M. Crawford. Mr. Tommy Dove. M. Deland. Mrs. General Talboys. A. Trol- lope. Mrs. Knollys. F. J. Stimson. Murder of Delicia. M. Corelli. Musgrove ranclie. T. M. Browne. My Aunt Margaret's mirror. Sir W. Scott. My Lady Nicotine. J. M. Bar- rie. My Lady Nobody. J. M. W. Van der Poorten Schwarz. Mystery of Cloomber, The. A. C. Doyle. Mystery of Sasassa Valley. A. C. Doyle. Mystery of Witch-Face Mount- ain. M. . M. Murfree. Nancy Noon. B. Swift. Napoleon and Bliicher. C. M Mundt. Napoleon and the queen of Prussia. C. M. Mundt. Napoleon the Little. V. Hugo. Natchez, Les. F. A. R. Chateau- briand. Nathan the Jew. H. Wagner. Naulahka, The. R. Kipling and C: W. Balestier. Neuvaine de Colette, La. J. Schultz. New Alice in old Wonderland, The. Mrs. A. M. Richards. New Arabian nights. R. L. B. Stevenson. New book of the fairies. B. Harraden. The new purchase. B. R. Hall. Nicholas Nickleton. "Pex." Nights of Straparola. G. F. Straparola. Ninety-three. V. Hugo. Noble sacrifice, A. P. Feval. Norseland tales. H. H. Boye- sen. Notary's nose. E. F. V. About. Notre Dame. V. Hugo. Numa Roumestan. A. Daudet. Nuts, The. G. Ebers. Oak openings. J. F. Cooper. Old Creole days. G. W. Cable. Old French romances. W: Mor- Madame Tn^rese. Ercitmann ris, tr. Old Fritz and the new era. C. M. Mundt. Old Goriot. H. de Balzac. Old, old story, The. H. V. Sutherland. Old Mortality. Sir W. Scott. Old post-road. M. G. McClel- land. Old times in middle Georgia. A. M. Johnston. Omnibus, The. A. T. Q. Couch. On the eve. I. S. Turgenieff. On the Irrawaddy. G. A. Henty. One day. B. Bjornson. The £1,000,000 bank-note, and other stories. S. L. Clemens. One of our conquerors. G: Mer- edith. One of the thirty pieces. W: H: Bishop. Open door, The. B. W. Howard. Operation in money. A. Web- ster. Orange blossoms. T. S. Ar- thur. Ordeal of Richard Feveral. G: Meredith. Osgood's predicament. B. D. B. Stoddard. Other house. The. H: James. Other things being equal. E. Wolf. Otto of the silver hand. H. Pyle. Pactolus Prime. A. W. Tour- g^e. Page of love. E. Zola. Page of the Duke of Savor. A. D. Dumas. Pan Michael. H: Sienkiewicz. GENERAL DEPARTMENT. 309 FICTION. Pancha. T: A. Janvier. Parent's assistant. M. Edge- worth. Passages from the journal of a social wreck. M. Floyd. Pathfinder, The. J. Fenimore Cooper. Paul et Virginia. J. H. B. de Saint-Pierre. Paul F'aber. surgeon. G. Mac- donald. Paul Patoff. F: M. Crawford. Paz. H. de Baizac. Peace in the house. H. de Bal- zac. Peasantry, The. H. de Balzac. Pembroke. M. E. Wilkins. Perilous amour. S. J. Weyman. Peveril of the Peak. Sir Walter Scott. Phantom 'richshaw. R. Kip- ling. Phantoms of the foot-bridge, and other stories. M. . N. Murfrefe. Philip and his wife. M. Deland. Phroso. A. H. Hawkins. Picciola. X. Boniface. Pierre Grassou. H. de Balzac. Pierrette. H. de Balzac. Pietro Ghisleri. F: M. Craw- ford. Pilgrims; a story of Massachu- setts. J: K. Musick. Pilot, The. J. F. Cooper. Pioneer, The. J. F. Cooper. Pirate Tae. Sir W. Scott. Plain tales from the hills. R. Kipling. Platonics. E. M. Arnold. Pocahomas: a story of \ .rginia. .J: R. Musick. Poor Ogla-Moga. D: D. Lloyd. Portrait of a California girl. E. S. Cummins. Poseidon's paradise. E. G. Birk- maier. Prairie, The. J. Fenimore Cooper. Prairie folks. H. Garland. Precaution. J. Fenimore Coop- er. Primes ami their neighbors,The. R. M. Johnston. Prince Eugene and his times. C, M. Mundt. Prince of In^ ia. L. Wallace. Prince Otto. R. T^. B. Steven- son. Princess Casamassima. H: James. Prisoner of Zenna. The. A. H. Hawkins. Prodigal in love. E. Wolf. Prophet of the Great Smoky- Mountains. M. . N. Murfree. Pupil, The. H: James. Purse, The. H. ue Balzac. Quality of mercy. W: D. How- ells. Quartz. J. W. Gaily. Queen Hortense. C. M. Munut. Queen Titania. H. H. Boye- sen. Queen's necklace. A. D. Du- mas. Quentin Durward. Sir W. Scott. Quest of the absolute. H. de Balzac. Quest of the golden girl. R. Le Gallienne. Question, A. G. Ebers. Quick or the uead. a. R. Chan- ler iroubetzkoy. "Quo vadis." H. Sienkiewicz. Ralstons, The. F. M. Crawford. Red badge of courage. The. S. Crane. Red cockade. The. S. J. Wey- man. Redgauntlet. Sir W. Scott. Red Rover. J. F. Cooper. Redskins, The. J. F. Cooper. Reds of the Midi. F. Gras. Refugees, The. A. C. Doyle. Regent's daughter. A. D. Du- mas. Reign of the great Elector. C. M. luundt. Rent'. F. A. R. Chateaubriand. Revenge. R. barr. Revenge of her race. M. Beau- mont. Reverberator, The. H: James. Rhoda Fleming. G: Meredith. Riflo. rod, and gun in California. T. S. Van l^yke. Rise and fall of Cesar Birotteau. H. de Balzac. Rob Roy. Sir vv . Scott. Robert Atterbury. T: H. Brain- erd. Rogue s march, x^. W. Horn- ung. Rio vierge. C. Mendf'S. Roman d'un jeune homme pau- vre. O. Feuulet. Romance of California life. J: Habberton. Rose of the Ghetto. I. Zangwill. Rudin. I. S. Turgenieff. Rutledge. Mrs. ivl. C. l-iarris. St. Agustin: a story of the Hu- guenots in America. J: R. Musick. 310 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. FICTION. St. Ives. R. ±j. ri. Stevenson. St. Ronan's Well. Sir W. Scott. Salammbo. Flaubert. Sally Dows, and other stories. f. B. Harte. Sandra Belloni. G. Meredith. Sapho; Parisian customs. A. Daudet. Saracinesca. F. M. Crawford. Satanstoe. J. F. Cooper. Sceaux ball, The. H. de Balzac. Sea lions. J. F. Cooper. Seamy side of history. H. de Balzac. Second book of tales. E. Field. Second son. The. M. O. W. 011- phant and T. B. Aldrich. Second jungle book., The. R. Kipling. Sensation in the orange groves. B: C. Truman. Sentimental Tommy. J. M. Barrie. Seraphita. H. de Balzac. Serapis. G. Ebers. Seven Xmas eves. C. Graves, and others. Sporza. W. W. Astor. Shams. B. Morgan. Shaving of Shagpat. G: Mere- dith. Silence of Dean Maitland. M. E. Tuttiett. Sidney. M. Deland. Sindbad the sailor. Singular life, A. Mrs. E. S. P. Ward. Sir Edmund Orme. H: James. Sir George Tressady. M. . A. Ward. Sir Gibbie. G: Macdonald. Sister Jane. J. C. Harris. Sister Silvia. M. . Tincker. Sisters, The. G. Ebers. Sketches from old Virginia. A. G. Bradley. Slain by the Doones. R. D. Blackmore. Soap bubbles. M. Nordau. Social struggles. H. H. Boye- sen. Society in search of truth. The. J. F. Clark. Solarion. E. Fawcett. Soldiers of fortune. R. H. Da- vis. Soldiers three and military tales. R. Kipling. Solution, The. H: James. Son of Hagar. T: H: H. Caine. Sons of the soil. H. de Balzac. Sorrows of Satan, The. M. Co- relli. Spider's eye. L. P. Hale. Spirit of an Illinois town. M. . H. Catherwood. Split zephyr. H: A. Beers. Spoils of Pay ton. H: James. Sportsman's sketch. I. S.Turge- nieff. Spot: autobiogi'aphy of a fox terrier. Anon. Spy, The. J. F. Cooper. Squatter and the Don. C. Loy- al. Stark-Munro letters, The. A. C. Doyle. Start in life, A. H. de Balzac. Stella Grayland. James T. Mc- Kay . Stillwater tragedy. T: B. Aid- rich. Stolen souls. W: Le Queux. Stories for boys. R. H. Davis. Stories of the foot-hills. M. C. Graham. Stories of the magicians. A. J. Church. Story of a bad boy. T: B. Aid- rich. Stoi-y of a child. M. Deland. Story of a mine. F: B. Harte. Story of Bessie Costrell, The. M. A. Ward. Story of Keedon Bluffs. M. . N. Murfree. Story of the Gadsbys. R. Kip- ling. Story of the Latin quarter. F. . H. Burnett. Story of two lives. J. Schayer. Story of una, Tne. E. L, Ar- nold. Story-tellers' pack. F. R. Stock- ton. Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. R. L. B. Steven- son. Stranger at Lisconnel. J. Bar- low. Study of woman. H. de Balzac. Suffolk tales and other stories. C. Gurdon. Surgeon's daughter. Sir W. Scott. Surprising adventures of Baron Munchausen. R. E. Raspe. Sustained honor: a story of the war of 1812. J: R.Musick. Synnove Solbakken. B. Bjorn- son. Tachypomp, The. E. P. Mitch- ell . Tahoe; or. Life in California. S. B. Morgan. Tajima. M. R. Mitford. GENERAL DEPARTMENT. 311 FICTION. Taking the Bastile. A. D. Du- mas. Tale of a lonely parish, A. F. M. Crawford. Tales. J. H. L. Hunt. Tales from the Arabic; tr. by .1: Payne. Talcs of fantasy and fact. J. B. Matthews. Tales of the Argonauts. F: B. Harte. Tales of the Maine Coast. N. Brooks. Talisman, The. Sir W. Scott. Tapestried chamber. The. Sir W. Scott. laquisara. F: M. Crawford. Tartarin de Tarascon. A. Dau- det. Tchitchikoff's journeys; or, Dead souls. N. V. Gogol. Temple house. E. Stoddard. Ten thousand a year. S. War- ren. Terribly strange bed. W. W. Collins. Tess of the D'Urbervilles. T: Hardy. Thankful Blossom. F: B. Harte. That brute Simmons. A. Morri- son. Thereby hangs a tale. T. W. Speight. There's nothing in it. J. Bid- well. Theresa at San Domingo. Mme. A. Fresneau. Thomas Wingiold, curate. Ij: Macdonald. Thorny path, The. G. Bbers. Thousand and one quarters of an hour. (Tartarian tales.) T: S. Gueulette. Thrawn Janet. R. L. B. Steven- son. Three fates. F: M. Crawford. Three musketeers. A. D. Du- mas. Thy heart's desire. N. Syrett. Time machine, - ae. H. S. Wells. Tom Brown at Oxford. T. Hughes. Tom Grogan. F. H. Smith. Tragic comedians. G: Mere- dith. Tragic idyl. P. bourget. Transferred ghost. F. R. Stock- ton. Traveler from Altruria. W. D. Howells. Treasure Island. R. T.. B. Stev- enson. Trilby. G. Iv. P. B. Du Maurier. Troft urn traft. W: H: von Riehl. Trooper Koss and Signal Butte. C: King. Twenuy years after. A. D. Du- mas. Two admirals. J. F. Cooper. Two buckets in a well. N. P. Willis. Two chiefs of Dunboy. J. A. Froude. Two Dianas, The. A. D. Du- mas. Two drovers. The. Sir W. Scott. Two men. E. Stoddard. Two purse companions. G: P. Lathrop. Uarda. G. Ebers. Uncle Bernac. A. C. Doyle. Uncle Tom's cabin. H. B. Stowe. Under the deodars. R. Kipling. Une vie. H: R. A: G. de Mau- passant. Union; a story of the great re- bellion. J: R. Musick. Unlessoned girl. An. E. . K. Tompkins. Ursula. H. de Balzac. Ursule Mirouet. H. de Balzac. Valvedre. Mme. Dudevant. Vanity fair. W. M. Thackeray. Vendetta. H. de Balzac. Vendetta! M. Corelli. Venetian glass. J. M. Matthews. Vicomte de Bragelonne. A. D. Dumas. Vie de Marianne. P. C. de C. de Marivaux. Vierzehn nothelfer, Die. W. H. von Riehl. Village convict. C. H. White. Village rector. H. de Balzac. Village watch-tower. The. K. D. Wiggin. Vittoria. G. Meredith. Waif of the plains. F: B. Harte. Wandering Willie's tale. Sir W. Scott. Waterwitch, The. J. F. Cooper, er. Waterloo. Erckmann and Chat- rian. Waverley. Sir W. Scott. Ways of the hour. J. F. Cooper. Wayside courtships. H. Gar- land. Weird tales. E. T. W. Hoff- mann. Wee Willie Winkle. R. Kipling. Wept of Wish-ton-wish. J. P. Cooper. 312 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. FICTTOX. What's mine's mine. G. Mac- donald. When a man's single. J. M. Barrie. When all the woods are green. S. W. Mitchell. Where the battle was fought. M. N. Miirfree. Whirl asunder, A. G. . Ather- ton. White company, The. A. C. Doyle. Whites and the Blues. A. D. Dumas. Who was she? B. Taylor. Why Thomas was discharged. G: Arnold. Widow Guthrie. R. M. John- ston. Wife or no wife? T. W. Speight. Wild ass's skin. H. de Balzac. Window in Thrums. J. M. Bar- rie. Wing and wing. J. F. Cooper. Witch of Prague. F: M. Craw- ford. Witch of Salem; or, Credulity run mad. J: R. Musick. With Cochrane the dauntless. G. A. Henty. With fire and sword. H. Sien- kiewicz. With Moore at Corunna. G. A. Henty. With the immortals. F. M. Crawford. Without dogma. H. Sienkie- wicz. Woman of thirty. H. de Balzac. Woodstock. Sir W. Scott. A word, only a word. G. Eb- ers. World went very well then. The. W. Besant. Would you kill him? G. P. La- throp. Wrecker, The. R. L. B. Steven- son and L. Osbourne. Wrong box, The. R. L. B. Ste- venson and L. Osbourne. Wyandotte. J. F. Cooper. Yanko the musician. H. Sien- kiewicz. Yatil. F. D. Millet. Young Carthaginian. G. A. Henty. Young Castellan. The. G. M. Fenn. Young mandarin. Rev. J. A. Davis. Young Moll's Peevy. C. A. Ste- phens. Young mountaineers. M. N. Murfree. Young Strong of "The Clarion." W. W. Shinn. Youth of the Great Elector. C. M. Mundt. Yvette. H: R. A. G. de Mau- passant. Zein ul Asnam and King of the Jinn: tr. by J: Payne. Zerviah Hope. E. . S. P. Ward. Ziska. M. Corelli. (In FIELD, C. J. Design and operation of incandescent stations. Latimer, L. H. Incandescent electric lighting.) FIELD. Cyrus West. JUDSON, I. F. Cyrus W. Field, his life and work. 1819-1892. N. Y., 1896. il. D. FIELD, David Dudley. Speeches, arguments and miscellaneous papers; ed. by A. P. Sprague. N. Y., 1884. 2 v. O. Same; vol. 3; ed. by T. M. Coan. N. Y., 1890. O. FIELD, Edward. The colonial tavern, a glimpse of New England town life in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Frov., 1897. O. [FIELD, Edwin W.] See Loring, C: G., and Field. E. W. Corre- si)ondence on the present relations between Great Britain and the U. S. FIELD, Eugene. 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Sdiuclji: Vol.1: 1. Cherrie, G. K. Contribution to the ornithology of San Domingo. 2. Elliot, D. G. Catalogue of the collection of birds obtained by the expedition into Somali-land. Report series: Vol. 1:2-3. Chic, 1896-97. (). 2 pams. Xnmvhj: Annual report of the director, 1895-96, 1896-97. -Zoological series: v. 1 : 1-8. (Miic, 1895-97. O. Xinntlji: Vol.1: 1. Hay, O. P. Structure and development of the vertebral column of Amia. 2. . Cort.nin portions of the skeleton of I'nittiNtiiin (lif/iis. 3. Elliot, D. G. Sundry collections of mammals. 4-5. Hay, O. P. On some collections of fishes — The skeleton of Toxochelys latiremis. 6-7. Elliot, D. G. List of mammals from Somali-land: — Remarks on two species of deer from Philippine Is. 8. Meek. S. E. nnff Elliot. D. G. List of fishes and reptiles obtained by the East Africsn p>rrP'^''ti<^n to Snmali-l?rd in 1S96. 514 CALIFORlsIA STATE LIBRARY. FIELDS, Mrs. Annie Adams. Authors and friends. Bost., 1897. D. How to help the poor. 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Sonnets to the fairest Coelia. [1594.] (//i Arber, E. Eng. Garner, v. 6. p. 135.) 680 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. PERIODICALS. See also Newspapers. An asterisk (*) indicates that the periodical so marked, either all or in part was received too late for insertion elsewhere in this catalogue. ACADEMIE des sciences morales et politiques. Seances et travaux; compte-rendiie par Ch. Verge, sous la direction de M. Mignet; 3e ser. V. 1-30, 1852-59; 4e ser. v. 1-20, 1860-64; 5e ser. v. 2-12, 14-20 1865-69. Paris, 1852-69. 68 v. in 66. O. ACADEMY, The; (continuation) v. 22-52. Lond., 1882-97. 31 v. Q. Xotc: V. 1-21 in list of periodicals catalogue 1889. AGRICULTURAL and Horticultural Society of India. Journal (con- tinuation); New ser. v. 1-8; January, 1867-Dec. 1889. Calcutta, 1869- 90. 8 V. O. AMERICAN Academy of Political and Social Science. Annals; v. 1- 10; July, 1890-Dec. 1897. Phil., 1890-97. 10 v. O. Supplement to the annals; March, May, 1891. Phil.. 1891. O. Namely: Meitzen, A. History, theory and technique of statistics, pt. 1-2. Same. March, 1894. Phil., 1894. O. Namely: Cohn, G. History of political economy. Same. Nov. 1894. Phil., 1894. O. Namely: Constitutiom of the kingdom of Italy: tr. by S. M. Lindsay and L. S. Rowe. Same. Sept. 1894. Namely: Constitution of the kingdom of Prussia, tr. by J. H. Robin- son. Same. July 1894. Namely: Giddings, P. H. Theory of sociology. Same. Sept. 1893. Namely: Johnson, E. R. Inland waterways. AMERICAN almanac and treasury of facts (continuation); 1887. N. Y.. and Wash., 1887. D. AMERICAN annual register for the years 1825-33. N. Y., 1827-35. 8 V. 0. AMERICAN anthropologist; published under the auspices of the An- thropological Society of Washington; v. 1-10. Wash., 1888-97. 10 V. O. AMERICAN antiquarian and oriental journal, ed. by S. D. Peet (con- tinuation); vol. 11-19. Chic, 1889-97. 9 v. O. AMERICAN architect and building news (continuation); v. 15-57; Jan. 1884-Dec. 1897. Post., 1884-97. 43 v. in 29. il. pi. F. AMERICAN association for the advancement of science. Proceedings, 1889-90. Salem, 1890-91. 2 v. O. AMERICAN bee journal; v. 26-37. Chic, 1890-97. 12 v. Q. Note: V. 1-25 in list of periodicals catalogue 1889. AMERICAN bookmaker (continuation); v. 9-24; July 1889-June 1897. N. Y., [1889-98]. 16 v. in 8. F. AMERICAN book-prices current: a record of books, mss., and auto- graphs sold at auction in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia from Sept. 1, 1895, to Sept. 1, 1897, with the prices realized. L. S. Living- ston, comp: Vol. 1-3. N. Y., 1895-97. 3 v. O. AMERICAN chemical journal (continuation), ed. by Ira Remsen; v. 11-19. Bait., 1889-97. 9 v. O. ♦AMERICAN colonial tracts: (monthly), no. 1-8; May-Dec. 1897. Rochester, 1897. O. pts. AMERICAN druggist (continuation); v. 18-31. N. Y., 1889-97. 14 V. F. AMERICAN eclectic; or. Selections from the periodical literature of all foreign countries; v. 1-4. N. Y., 1841-42. 4 v. pors. O. ♦AMERICAN Economic Association. Publications (continuation); v. 4-11; 1889-97. [Bait], 1889-97. 8. v. O. Fur eon tents see Amer. Econ. Assn. AMERICAN engineer. The; a,n illustrated weekly journal (continua- tion); V. 18-23. Chic, 1889-92. 6 v. F. Note: Ceased publication, March 12, 1892; vol. 23, no. 11. GENERAL DEPARTMENT. 681 PERIODICALS. AMiuRICAN Entomological Society. Transactions; v. 1-20, 1867-93. Phil., 18G7-93. 20 v. pi. O. Continuation of Entomological Society of Philadelphia. Proceed- ings. AMERICAN geologist; vol. 1-20. Minneapolis, 1888-97. 20 v. il. pi. pors. O. AMERICAN Historical Association. Papers; v. 1-3. N. Y., and Lond., 188G-88. 3 V. O. AMERICAN historical record, and repertory of notes and queries. Phil., 1872-L74]. 3 v. il. por. facsim. O. Conluiiial (IS Potter's American monthly. AMERICAN historical review; v. 1-2. Oct. 1895- July 1897. N. Y., 1896-97. 2 V. O. ♦AMERICAN Institute of Electrical Engineers; v. 6-14 [1889-97]. N. Y., Lld89-97]. 9 v. O. AMERIC. N Institute oi Mining jcJngineers; Transactions (continua- tion); 1883-93. Vol. 11-23. N. Y., 1883-94. 13 v. pi. O. AMERICA.. Institute of the City ol New York. Transactions; 1853- 54, 1858-61. Albany, 1854-61. 5 v. 0. AMERICAN journal of education, ed. by H: itJarnard; v. 28. Hart- ford, 1878. O. AMERICAN journal of insanity (continuation); v. 46-53. N. Y., Utica, 1888-97. 8 V. pors. pi. 0. General index to the first forty-five volumes; 1844-89; bp P. M. Wise, with introduction by G. A. Blumer. Willard, [1889]. O. AMERICAN journal of mathematics (continuation); v. 12-19. Bait, 1890-97. 8 v. por. Q. AMERICAN journal of obstetrics and diseases of women and children. (continuation); vol. 22-36. N. Y., 1889-97. 15 v. 0. AM11.RICAN journal of philology (continuation); v. 10-16. Bait., 1889- 95. ( V. 0. AMERICAN journal of politics: v. 4-5. N. Y., 1894. 2 v. O. Xote: Colli i lined as American magazine of civics. AMERICAN journal of science; 1st ser. v. 1-50; 2d ser. v. 1-50; 3d ser. v. 1-50; 4th ser. 1-4. New Haven, 1819-97. 154 v. O. General index to forty-nine volumes, v. 50, 1st ser.; 2d ser. v. 1-10, V. 10; 11-20, V. 20; 21-30, v. 30; 31-40, v. 40; 41-50, v. 50; 3d ser. v. 1-10, V. 10; 11-20, v. 20; 31-40, v. 40. AMERICAN journal of the medical sciences (continuation): n. s. v. 41-42, 87-97, 99-114. Phil., 1861-97. 30 v. O. AMERICAN magazine of civics, v. 6-9. N. x., 1895-9(. 4 v. 0. 2\otv: ('iniiiniiaiU)ii of American journal of politics. AMEKICAN medical monthly; v. 7-18. N. Y., 18o/-62. 9 v. 0. and pts. Incomplete. See Amer. Med. Monthly. AMERICAN monthly microscopical journal; containing contributions to b.ology; v. 1-18; 1880-97. N. Y., Wash., 1880-[97]. 18 v. pi. 0. Index to v. 1-15. Wash., 1896. O. AMERICAN monthly review; v. 1-4; Jan., 1832-Dec. 1833. Bost.. 1832- 33. 4 v. O. AMERICAN naturalist; an illustrated magazine of natural history; v. 24-31. Phil., 1890-97. 8 v. 0. AMERICAN Pharmaceutical Association. Proceedings (continua- tion); 1883, 1889-96. Phil., 1884-96. 9 v. pors. O. General index of the Proceedings; v. 31-38; 1883-90; comp. by H. M. Wilder. Phil., 1891. O. (/// Proceedings, 1891.) AMERICAN Philological Association; [v. 11-14: 1809-83. Hartford, Camb., 1871-84. 14 v. in 7. O. AMERICAN Philosophical Society held at Philadelphia for Promot- ing Tseful Knowledge. Transactions; new series, v. 1-14. Phil., 1818-71, 14 V. pi. maps. Q. AMERICAN quarterly observer; v. 1-3. Bost., 1833-34. 3 v. in 2. O. ^ote: United with Biblical repository, 1835. ^82 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. PEEIODICALS. AMERICAN quarterly register; conducted by B. B. Edwards [and oth- ers] ; V. 1-15. Andover and Bost., 1829-43. 15 v. 0. Title V. 1-2. Quarterly register and journal of the American Educa- tional Society. AMERICAN quarterly register and magazine; conducted by James Stryker [continued]; v. 1. Phil., [1848]. O. ContUnted as Stryker's American register and magazine. AMERICAN register; or General repository of history, politics and science for 1806-pt. 1, 1810; vol. 1-7. Phil., 1807-11. 7 v. O. AMERICAN review: a whig journal of politics, literature, art and science; v. 1-6, n. s. v. 1-10. N. Y., 1845-52. 16 v. pors. 0. Title n. s. v. 5-10 American whig review. AMERICAN review of history and politics and general repository of literature and state papers; v. 1-4. Phil., 1811-12. 4 v. O. AMERICAN Society of Civil Engineers. Proceedings (continuation); 1888-95, V. 14-21. N. Y., 1888-95. 8 v. O. AMERICAN Society of Civil Engineers. Transactions (continuation,); July 1889-Dec. 1897; v. 21-37. N. Y., 1889-97. 16 v. pi. 0. AMERICAN standard; v. 1-4; March 16, 1889-Dec. 13, 1890. S. F. 1889- 90. 4 V. in 2. Q. AMERICAN Statistical Association. Publications; v. 4. 1894-5. Bost., 1895. O. AMERICAN Unitarian AssociatioTi. Quarterly journal. See Quarterly journal of the x^mer. Unitarian Assoc. AMERICAN whig review. See American review. ANDOVER review: a religious and theological monthly (continua- tion); V. 1-8, 12-19. Bost., 1884-93. IG v. O. ANNUAL literary index, ed. with the cooperation of members of the American Library Association, and of the Library journal staff, by W: I. Fletcher and R. R. Bowker; 1892-96. N. Y., 1893-97. 5 v. Q. CoiitiDiiation of Cooperaiive index. ANNUAL mining review and stock ledger. S. F., 1876. Q. ANNUAL of the universal medical sciences, ed. by C: E. Sajous [and others], (continuation); 1890-96. Phil., 1890-96. 35 v. 11. pi. O. ANNUAL record of science and industry [continuation] ; 1871. N. Y., 1872. D. ANNUAL register. New series (continuation); 1882-83, 1885-96. Lond.. 1883-97. 14 v. O. ANTIQUARIAN magazine and bibliographer, ed. by E. Walford; 1882-87; V. 1-12. Lond., [1882-87]. 12 v. O. iYo/r.- V. 8, title begins Walford's antiquarian :a magazine and bib- liographical review. THE ANTIQUARY: a fortnightly medium of intercommunication for archaeologists, antiquarians, and others, ed. by Jewett. V. 1-4. Lond., 1871-73. 4 v. O. *ANTlQUARY, The; a magazine devoted to the study of the past; v. 1-33. Lond., 1880-97. 33 v. O. APPALACHIA; v. 2-6; June 1879- Jan. 1892. Bost., 1879-92. 5 v. O. APPLETON'S annual cyclopaedia and register of important events. New series (continuation); 1889-95; v. 14-20. N. Y., 1890-95. 6 V. O. APPLETON'S journal of literature, science and art; vol. 1-15. N. Y., 1869-76. 15 V. il. pi. O. ARCH^OLOGIA; or Miscellaneous tracts relating to antiquity. Pub- lished by the Sociey of Antiquaries of London (continuation) ; v. 45- 52. Lond., 1877-90. 8 v. in 16. Index, vol. 1-50. Lond., 1889. Q. ARCHITECT, The; a weekly illustrated journal of art, civil engineer- ing, and building; v. 1-30; 1869-83. Lond., [1869-85]. 30 v. pi. F. ARCHIVES of clinical skiagraphy, ed. by Sydney Rowland; v. 1. May 1896-Apr. 1897. Lond., 1896-97. pi. Q. yote: Cnni'nnied as Archives of the Roentgen ray. ARCHIVES of opthalmology (continuation); v. 18-26. N. Y., 1889-97. 9 V. O. GENERAL DEPARTMENT. 683 PEKIODICALS. ARCHIVES of otology (continuaticn) ; v. 18-26. N. Y., 1889-97. 9 V. pi. O. ARCHIVES of the Roentgen ray. ed. liy W. S. Hedley and Sydney Rowland. V. 2. bond., 1897. pi. Q. roiitiiiiKitioii of Archivo? of skiagraphy. ARENA. The; v. 1-18. Bost., 1890-97. 18 v. O. *ART amateur; a monthly journal devoted to the cultivation of art in the household (continuation): v. 7-13, 15-16, 21-36; June, 1882-Nov., 1885. June. 1886-May. 1887, June, 1889-May, 1897. IN. Y., 1882-97. 25 v. in 14. il. pi. F. ARl' and letters; an illustrated review (continuation); July, 1889-Dec. 1889. Lond., N. Y., 1889. 2 v. pi. F. ART journal. New series. Lond., 1889-97, 9 v. F. ART pDur tous, I/; e^cyclopedie de I'art industriel et dt'^coratif (con- tinuation); 1889. ed. by Emile Reiber. Paris, 1889. pi. F. ARTS for America: Feb. 1896-Feb. 1897; v. 5-6. Chic, 1896-97. 2 V. Q. ASIATIC journal and monthly register for British India and its depen- dencies (continuation); v. 15-16. Lond., 1823. 2 v. O. ASIATIC quarterly review (continuation); v. 9-10; new series, v. 1-9; 3d ser, v. 1-4. Lond., 1890-97. 15 v. in 14. D. Notr: V. 1-8 in list of periodicals catalogue 1889. ASTRONOMICAL register; v. 1-24; 1863-85. Lond., 1864-85. 24 v. In 12. pi. O. ASTRONOMICAL Society of the Pacific. Publications; v. 1-9; 1889-97. S. P., 1889-97. 9 V. 0. ♦ATHENAEUM, The; journal of literature, science and fine arts (continuation): Jan. 1889-Dec. 1897. Lond., 1889-97. 18 v. Q. ATLANTA medical and surgical journal; v. 1, Sept. 1855 [Atlanta, 1855J. O. (/" Medical journals, 1853-55.) ATLANTIC monthly; a magazine of literature, art, and politics (con- tinuation); V. 64-80. Best., 1889-97. 17 v. O. BANKERS mae-izine; v. 1-52, 58-64. Apr. 1844-Dec. 1891; July 1894- Dec. 1897. Lnnd.. 1844-97. 59 v. O. B.\NKER'S masazine .and statistical register; v. 47-55; July 1892-D6C. 1897. N. v., 1892-97. 9 v. O. nnc Ti-nm July 1895, Rhodes journal of banking and the banker's magazine. BAY state monthly. See New England magazine. BELFCHIU S monthly magazine; v. 1-3. Toronto, 1877-78. 3 v. O. M()-; V. 7-12. Montreal, 1890-97. 8 v. Q. Vols, for 1895-96 are v. 1-2: 2d scr. ROYAL Society of London. Philosophical transactions (continua- tion); 1888; V. 179. Lond., 1889. pi. F. SACRAMENTO medical times: vol. 1-2, Mar. 18S7-Dec. 1888. Sac.. 1887-88. 2 V. O. Continued as Occidental medical times. ST. .JAMES'S magazine and heraldic and historical register, ed. by J: B. Burke; v. 1-2. Lond., 1850. 2 v. O. SAN FRANCISCO merchant. See Pacific wine and spirit review. SANITARIUM. The; a monthly magazine devoted to the preservation, of the health,- mental and physical culture (continuation); v. 23-39.. N. Y., 1889-97. 17 v. O. SANITARY news; a weekly journal of sanitary science (continua- tion); v. 11-19. Chic. 1889-92. 6 v. Q. Xotc: Publication discontinued Feb. 1892. SANITARY record; new series; v. 4, 10-20; July 1882-June 1883: July 1888-Dec. 1897. Lond., 1883-97. 12 v. O. SATURDAY review of politics, literature, science and art (continua- tion): V. 1-11, 59-62, 64-84. Lond., 1856-97. 36 v. F. SCHOOL of mines quarterly; v. 1-18. N. Y., 1879-97. 18 v. 0. Xole: Wdiitinf; no. 1-2, 4, v.l; no. 1, v. 2; no. 1, v. 4. SCIEN"CE: an illustrated journal published weekly: (continuation); V. 13-23. N. Y., 1889-94. 11 v. Q. Title from 1SD5. Science, a weekly journal devoted to the ad- vancement of science. New ser; v. 1-6. N. Y., 1895-97. 6 v. Q. SCIENTIFIC American; an illustrated journal of art, science, and mechanics (continuation); v. 61-77. N. Y., 1889-97. 17 v. F. SCIENTIFIC American supplement (continuation); v. 28-44. N. Y., 1889-97. 17 v. F. . New catalogue of valuable papers contained in the Scientific American supplement. N. Y., [n. d.] 63 p. Q. Same. N. Y., [1897] 48 p. Q. SCOTCH-IRISH Society of America. Proceedings and addresses of the lst-7th congress, 1889-1895. Nashville, [c. 1889-1895]. pors. 7 V. O. SCOTIISH review. The; v. 1-18; 1882-91. Lond., 18»3-91. 18 v. O. SCRtBNER'S magazine (continuation); v. 6-16, 18-21. N. Y., [1889- 97 J. 15 V. O. ■ Index, volumes 1-10; January 1887-December 1891. N. Y., [c. 18911. O. SOCIEDAD cientifica "Antonio Alzate." Memoirs; tome 5-6. Mexico, 1891-92. 2 V. O. SOCIETY for the encouragement of arts, manufactures, and commerce. Transactions: with premiums offered, 1783-1842. Lond., l.oo-1841. 55 V. in 53 v. and supplemental volume. 0. Note: Vol. 1-2, 34-35, are in 2d ed., v. 24, contains an analytical index to first twenty-five volumes, v. 40, Same, for vols. 26-40. SOCIETY for the Promotion of Engineering Education. Proceedings of the lst-3d annual meeting v. 1-3, 1893-95. Columbia, 1893-95 3 V SONS of Temperance. Proceedings of the grand division of the State of California: 1854-68. S. F., Sac, 1855-08. 0. SOUTHEicN Historical Society. Papers (continuation); v. 17-22. Richmond, 1889-94. 6 v. O. SOl^HERN History Association. Publications: v. 1. Wash., 1897. O. SOUTHERN literary messenger (continuation); v. 8. Richmond, 1842. O. SOUTHERN review, The: v. 1-8; Feb. 1828-Feb. 1832. Charleston, 1828-32. 8 V. O. gyg CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. PERIODICALS. SPECTATOR, The; v. 8-14, 16-35, 39-57, 70-74, 76-79. 1835-41, 1843-62, 1866-84, 1893-95, 1896-97. Lond.. [1835-97]. 55 v. in 76. F. SPIRITof the pilgrims; V. 1-6; 1828-33. Bost, [1828-33]. 6 v. 0. STATESMAN'S year-book; 1890-97. ed. by J. S. Keltie. Lond., 1890- 97. 13 V. D. STRYKER'S American register and magazine [continued]; 1851; v. 5-6. N. Y., [c. 1853]. 2 v. O. SUGAR cane, The; a monthly magazine devoted to the interests of the sugar cane industry; v. 1-21. Manchester, 1869-89. 21 v. in 25. O. TECHNICAL Society of the Pacific Coast. Transactions; v. 1-8; 1884- 91. S. F., 1884-91. 8 v. in 4. O. TEMPLE bar (continuation); v. 82-99, 101-111. Lond., [1888-97.] 29 V. O. TEXTILE world: an illustrated monthly magazine representing the textile industries of the U. S.; v. 7-12. Bost., 1894-97. 6 v. O. THEATRE, The; a monthlj^ review of the drama, music, and the fine arts (continuation); July, 1889-Dec. 1897. Lond., 1889-97. 17 v. pors. O. TITAN; a monthly magazine (continuation): v. 26-29; [Jan. 1858]- Dec. 1859. Lond., 1858]-59. 4 v. 0. TORCH, The, and colonial book circular, ed. by E. A. Petherick; vol, 1-5; 1887-92. Lond., 1887-92. 5 v. in 3. O. TRIBUNE almanac and political register, 1881, 1891, 1893, 1894. N. Y., [1881-94]. 4 V. D. UNITED States government publications; a monthly catalogue; J: H. Hickox. ed. (continuation); v. 5-13; 1889-1897. Wash., 1892-98. 9 v. O. UNITED service magazine and naval and military journal (continua- tion); 1845-46, 1859:1. Lond., [1845-59]. 7 v. 0. UNITED Staes insurance gazette and magazine of useful knowledge. New ser. ed. by G. E. Currie; [May 1855] -Jan. 1882; vol. 1-30, 32, 53. . N. Y., 1855-81. 52 v. O. Index to forty-three volumes of the United States insurance ga- zette and magazine [May 1855-Oct. 1876]. N. Y., 1877. O. UNITED Sta:tes literary gazette; v. 1-4; April 1, 1824-October 1, 1826. Bost., 1825-26. 4 v. Q. O. Continiifd under the title United States review and literary gazette; v. 1-2; October 1, 1826-October 1, 1827. N. Y., Bost., 1827. 2 v. O. UNITED States magazine and democratic review (continuation); v. 7-25. Wash., N. Y., 1840-49. 19 v. pors. 0. UNITED States review and literary gazette. See United States literary gazette. UNIVERSITY of California magazine; v. 1-2. 1895-96. Berkeley, [1895-96]. 2 V. O. VANITY fair: a weekly show of political, social and literary wares. V. 1-52, Nov. 7, 1868- July 7, 1888, Jan. 5, 1889 to Dec. 27 1894. Lond., [1868-1894]. 52 v. in 32. F. VAN N'ostrand's eclectic engineering magazine (continuation); v. 20. N. Y., 1879. O. Continued as Van Nostrand's engineering magazine. VETETRINARY journal and annuals of comparative pathology (con- tinuation); v. 29-45. Lond., [1889-97]. 17 v. O. VICTORIA Institute; or. Philosophical Society of Great Britain. Journal of the transactions; V. 1-25. Lond., 1867-92. 25 v. O. VICTORIAN Institute of Surveyors, Transactions and proceedings; V. 3:1885-91. Melbourne, 189J. O. VIGNE, La. Amerieaine et la viticulture en Europe; tome 1-12, 1877- 88. Vienne, 1877-88. 12 v. O. VIRGINIA magazine of history and biography: v. 1-4; 1893-97. Rich- mond, 1893-97]. 4 v. O. VIRGINIA medical and surgical journal; April. 1858. [n. p.] 1853. O. (fn Medical journals, 1853-55.) VOICE, The. See Werner's magazine. GENERAL DIWARTMENT. 697 PEKI0DICA1>S. WAl>FOHl)'S antiquarian. .STc Antiquarian magazine and biblio- grapher. WERNER'S magazine: a guide to artistic expression in speech, song and style: v. 11-19. N. Y., 1889-97. 9 v. O. Conliiniaiion of The Voice. WESLEY AN-Methodist magazine. .S'cc- Methodist magazine. WESTERN journal of education; n. s: v. 1-2. S. F., 1896-97. 2 v. Q. WESTERN lancet (continuation); [v. 2]; 1873. [S. F., 1873]. O. [n. t. p.] WESTMINSTER review (continuation); v. 131-148. Lond., 1889-97. 18 V. O. WILLIAM and Mary College quarterly historical papers; ed. by L. G. Tyler; v. 1-5. Williamsburg, 1892-97. 5 v. 0. YALE review; a quarterly journal of history and political science; v. 1-5. May, 1891-Feb. 1897. N. Y., Bost., Chic, 1892-7. 5 v. O. ZOE; V. 1-4; 1890-94. S. F., 1880-94]. 4 V. 0. PERIODS of European history; ed. by A. Hassall. N. Y., 1894-97. 5 V. D. yamrhj: Period 1. 476-918, by C: Oman. Period 4. 1494-1598, by A. H. Johnson. Period 5. 1.^98-1715, by H. O. Wakeman. Period 6. 1715-1739. by A. Hassall. Period 7. 17S9-1815, by H. M. Stephens. PERIODS of European literature; edited by Prof. G: Saintsbury, V. 2. N. Y., 1897. D. XqiiicIi/: 2. Saintsbury, (J : Flourishing of romance. PERKIN, William Henry, and Kipping, F. Stanley. Organic chem- istry; pt. 1-2. Phil., 1894-95. 2 v. S. PERKINS, Eli. pseud. See Landon, M. D. PERKINS, Frank H. Hand-book of Old Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts; its history, its famous dead, and its quaint epitaphs. Plymouth, [c. 189G]. il. 49 p. D. PERKINS, George A. M.D. The family of John Perkins of Ips- wich, Mass.; pt. 1. Salem, 1882. O. Xiimrlii: Pt 1. Descendants of quarter-master John Perkins. PERKINS, George C. Chinese exclusion; speech in U. S. Senate, Wash., 1893. O. Inauguial address, 1880. (In Cal. Gov. Inaugural addresses, 1849-91.) The taritl" speech in the U. S. Senate, April 19, 1894. Wash., 1894. 47 p. O. (In Pam. on free trade, v. 1.) PERKINS, .James Breck. France under Louis XV. Bost., 1897. 2 V. D. France under the regency with a review of the administration ofLonisXIV. Bost, 1892. D. PERKINS, Thomas Handasyd. CARY, T: O. Memoir of P., with extracts from his diaries and letters. Bost'., 18^16. por. O. 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Civil Service Commission. Report; 4th, 6th-llth; 1886-87, 1888- 94. Wash., 1888-95. 4 v. and pams. Same in U. S. Cong. H. M. D. Scliedule of examinations for 1892; departmental, rail- waj^ mail and Indian services. Wash., 1892. O. Coast and Geodetic Survei/. W. W. Duffield. supt. Bulletin: no. 30. Wash., 1897. O. " Xdnicli/: no. 36. Bradford, G. comp. Table of depths for channels and harbors, coasts of the U. S. Keport of the superintendent (continuation) ; 1888-96. Wash., 1889-97. 12 v. maps. O. Q. Same; U. S. Cong. S. E. D. CoIuml}ian Historical Exposition. See Madrid. Columbian Historical Exposition, 1892. Commission of Fish and Fisheries. Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission (continuation); v. 7-14; 1887-94. Wash., 1889-95. 8 V. O. and Q. (U. S. 50th-53d Cong. H. M. D.) Report of the commissioner; 1887-93. Wash., 1891-95. 5 V. O. (U. S. Cong. H. M. D.) Report of the commissioner on investigations in the Co- lumbia river basin in regard to the salmon fisheries. Wash., 1895. pi. Q. (U. S. 53d Cong., 2d sess., S. M. D., v. 8.) Report of the commission respecting the establishment of fish-cultural stations in the Rocky Mountain region and gulf states. Wash., 1892. pi. Q. (U. S. 52d Cong., 1st sess., S. M. D.) Commission on boundary between Venezuela and British Guiana. Report and accompanying papers; v. 1-4. Wash., 1897. 4 v. O. Q. Contents: V. 1. Historical. 2. Extracts from archives. 3. Geograph- ical. 4. Atlas. Comptroller of the Currency. Annual report (continuation); 1889, 1890, 1891 v. 1-2, 1892 v. 1-2, 1893, 1894, 1895 v. 1-2. Wash., 1889-95. 12 v. O. Same, U. S. Cong. H. E. D. 17th Congress. 1st session. House. .Journal. 2d session. House. Journal. -ISth Congress. 1st session. House. House documents; no. 77- 103, 130; V. 5, 7. 2 v. 0. 2d session. Senate. Journal. 56 10th Congress. 1st session. Senate. Journal. 20th Congress. 1st session. House. Journal. Executive docu- ments, no. 10-172, 268-288; v. 2-4, 7. 4 v. O. 882 VALIFORMA STATE LlBKAllY. UNITED STATES. 20tli Congress. 1st session. Senate. Journal. Executive documents, no. 1-25, 73-207; v. 1, 3-5. 4 v. O. 2d session. House. Journal. Reports of committees, no. 1-104. Executive documents, no. 90-147 (ex. 121, 146); v. 3-4. 2 V. O. Senate. Executive documents, no. 1-79; v. 1. O. ■21st Congress. 1st session. House. Eeports of committees; no. 176-298, 380-381; V. 1. (380-381 in H. D.) 1 v. O. Executive documents, no. 1-23, 53-126; v. 1, 3-4. 3 v. O. Senate. Executive documents, no. 1-49 ; v. 1. 1 v. O. 2d session. House. Executive documents, no. 1-30; v. 1. 1 V. O. 22d Congress. 1st session. House. Journal . Reports of com- mittees, no. 326-459; v. 3. 1 v. O. Executive documents, no. 83-185; v. 3-4. 2 v. O. Senate. Executive documents, no. 1-55; v. 1. 1 v. O. 2d session. House. Journal. Executive documents; no. 110-148; V. 3. O. 23d Congress. 1st session. House. 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Executive documents, no. 1-79, 81-120, 228-253, v. 1-3, 6. 4 v. O. Senate. Journal. Executive documents, no. 1-17; v. 1. 1 V. O. 26th Congress. 1st session. House. Executive documents, no. 240-265; v. 7. 1 v. O. 2d session. House. Reports of committees, no. 1-249, & res. 1-4. Executive documents, no. 1-124. v. 1-3, 4, 6. v. 1. 1 V. O. 5 V. O. QENERAL DEI' ART M EST. 883 UNITED STATED. Jo7// L'uiujress. Jii sessiun. iSenate. Executive documents, no. 1-5; v. 1. 1 v. U. :^Hh Cunyreas. 1st ncst^iuu. Iluuae. Kepoils ol comuiil u-cs, no. 1-11. V. 1. U. Executive Uocuiiieiiiis, no. l-t»3. v. 1. 1 v. O. (Bound together.; iSetiaU'. ExecuhM' ducinucnls, uo. 1-123; v. 1. 1 v. O. Jd aeasiun. llouae. Kepoi'ts oi' committees, uo. 741-945; V, 4. 1 V. U. Executive docuuients, no. 1-25, 121-1G4; v. 1, li, 2 V. U. -i/.sc^ uo. 2, V. I, ex. documents bound sc/paralely. msih Cungress. Isl sessiun. House. Kei)Oi'ts of commillees, no. 1-352; V, 1. 1 V. O. 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Executive documents, no. 1-50, 51:9-10, 91, 113, 125-282, ex. 223: v. 1, 6, 8-1]. 6 v. O. Q. Miscel- laneous documents, no. 1-212; v. 1-3. 3 v. O. ^d session. House. Journal. Report of committees, no. 3533-4147; V. 1-4. 4 v. O. Executive documents, no. 1-169; V. 1-27. 27 V. in 28. O. Q. .Miscellaneous documents, no. 1-148, ex. 143-146; v. 1-1.5. 17-18. 17 v. in 18. O. (^ Senate. Report of committees, no. 2397-271!>, and no. 1-3, si)ec. sess. ; v. 1-6. 6 v. O. Executive documents, no. 1-147, and no. 1, spec, sess.; v. 1-4. 4 v. O. Miscellaneous documents, no. 1-94, and no. 1-15, spec, sess.; v. 1-4. 4 v. O. 51st Congress. 1st session. [Tariff Act, 1890]. 59 p. Q. 2 cop. House. Journal. Re]»orts of committees, no. l-3243» ex. 712, 147.3, 2070, 3174 :v. 1-10. 10 v. O. Executive docu- ments, no. 1:1-8; 2-39, .55, 106-470; v. 1-2.5, 27-44. 43 v. O. Miscellaneous documents, no. 1-261, ex. 224, 229, 231-34, 237- 39; V. 1-19, 22, .30, 31, .33-36. 47 v. O. Q. Senate. Journnl. Ref)orts of committees, no. 1-1530; v. 1-10. 10 V. O. Executive documents, no. 1-2.39: v. 1-19. 19 V. O. Miscellaneous documents, no. 1-246; v. 1-6. 6 v. Q. F. Sm CALIFORNIA kiTATE LIBRARY. i UN fTEl) STATES. 51st Congress. 2d session. Rouse. Journal. Re- ports of Committees: no. 3-44-4058; v. 1-6. 6 v. O. Execu- ti\e documents: no. 1-295; v. l-o4, 36-38. 37 v. O. Q. Mis- cellaneous documents: no. 1-139; v. 1-16. 16 v. O. Q. Senate. Journal. Reports of committees, no. 1844- 2624; V. 1-3. 3 v. O. Executive documents, no. 1-75; v. 1. 1 V. O. Miscellaneous documents, no. 1-95; v. 1-7. 7 v. O. Q. 62d Congress. 1st session. House. Journal. Reports of com- mittees, no. 1-2090, ex. 634, 2087. v. 1-12. 12 v. (nos. 634, 2087 not printed). Executive documents no: 1-275; v. 1-38. 38 V. O. Q. Miscellaneous documents, no. 1-337 (ex. 261) 340:1-28; V. 1-39, 41-46, 50:118. 75 v. O. Q. 18. Senate. Journal. Reports of committees; no. 1-1116; V. 1-8. 8 V. O. 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Executive documents: nos. 1:1-7, 2-3, 5-6, 8-261 (ex. 23, 33, 103) ; v. 1-20, 22-23, 25-31, 34. 30 v. O. Q. Miscellaneous documents: no. 1-210 (ex. 176), 213-216. V. 1-22, 24-38, 40. 44 v. O. Senate. Journal. Reports of committees: nos. 73- 700 (ex. 603, 698); v. 1-14. 14 v. O. Executive documents: no. 1-177. V. 1-7. 7 v. in 24. O. Q. Miscellaneous docu- ments: no. 1-278. V. 1-12. 12 v. in 17. O. Q. rW session. House. Journal. Reports of committees, no. 1478-2000. V. 1-2. 2 v. O. Executive documents; no. 1-355. v. 1-35. 35 V. O. Q. Miscellaneous documents, no. 1-92; v. 1-18: 18 V. O. Q. Senate. Journal. Reports of committees, no. 711- 1049; V. 1-4. 4 v. O. Executive documents: no. 1-105. v. 1-6. 6 V. O. Q. Miscellaneous documents, no. 1-148, 150-153. V. 1-4, 6-7. 6 V. O. Q. Special session. Senate. Miscellaneous documents, nos. 1-47. 1 V. O. GENERAL DEPARTMENT. 885 UNITED STATP]S. dJflh Congress. 1st session. House. Journal. Documents, no. 1 .l-'2, 2:1-2, 8, 4, 5:1-3, 4:1-4, 5:1-2, (J, 8, 9, 10: 1-2, 13-1, 25, 28:1-2, 2!J, 32, 35, 4lO. v. 1-4, 7, 11-23, 25-27, 30, 33, 34, 30, 37, 40, 41, 75. Wash., 1895-96. 28 v. O. Q. :2d session. House. Journal. Senate. Journal. 55th Congress. 1st session. House. Journal. Congress. Miscellaneous. American state i>apers: (l. Memorial addresses on the life and character of Francis B. Spinola, a Representative from New York, delivered in the House of Representatives and in the Senat«\ Fifty-second Congress. Wash., 1893. por. Q. {Same.) GENERAL DEPARTMENT. 887 UNITED STATES, ('(iiu/n'ss. M isc'lhiiicdiis. Memorial addresses on the life and charactei' of Eli T: Stackliouse, a representa- tive from Sonlli Carolina, tlier classes of domesticated animals, ^^'asll.. 187!). O, ■ Year-book of the department 1894-95, being repoits of the Secretary [etc]. Wash., 1805-90. il. 3 v. O. yotc: for contents of bulletins of all Divisions see U. S. Itcpt. of Agikulture. Library biilletin no. 9: 1841-97. Bulonical Division. Special Bulletin. Vasey, G : The agri- cultural grasses and forage plants of the U. S*, and such for- eign kinds as have been introduced. New rev. enl. ed. Wash., 1889. pi. O. Bulletins; nos. 7-11, 14-18. Wash., 1888-97. O. pams." Contributions from the U. S. National Herbarium. V. 4. Wash., 189:j. O. Namely: V. 4. Coville, F. V. Botany of the Death Valley expedition of 1891. Illustration of North American grasses, v. 1-2; by George Vasey. Wash., 1891-93. 2 v. Q. Contents: Vol. 1. Grasses of the southwest. 2. Grasses of the Pacific slope. Bureau of Animal Industrij. Ist-llth annual reports; 1884- 95. Wash., 1885-96. 8 v. O. {Same in H. D.) The animal parasites of sheep; by C. Curtice. Wash., 1890. pi. O. Bulletins: no. 1-19. Wash., 1893-97. pi. O. For contents see IJ. S. Dejtt. of Agri. Lib. bull. no. 9. Hog cholera: its history, nature, and treatment. Wash., 1889. 193 p. pi. O. Special report on the cause and prevention of swine plague; by T. Smith. T\'ash., 1891. 162 p. col. pi. O. Sjiecial re[)ort on diseases of cattle and on cattle feeding; ])repared under the direction of I). E. Salmon by Drs. INIurrav, Atkinson, [and others]. Wash., 1892. pi. O. Same. V. S. Cong. H. M. D. Special report on the history and ])resent condition of the sheej) industry of the IT. S. ; prepared under the direc- tion of D. E. Salmon, bv E. A. Carman, TT. A. Healh. and John Minto. Wash., 1892. j-l. (). Same. V. S. Cong. H. :\I. D. Bureau of Statistic.^. See TT. S. De])t. of Agii. Division of Statistics. Department of Forcsini. Bulletin, no. 1-5, 13. Wash., 1887- 96. 3 V. O. Q. Naiiielii: no. 1. Report on the relation of railroads to forest supplies and forestry. 2. Report on the forest conditions of the Racky Mount- ains. ?,. Trntman. E. E. R. Preliminary ropnrt on the use of metal track on railways as a substitute for wooden ties; to which is added a report of experiments in wood seasoning by the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy railroad company, and other notes; comp. by B. E. Fernow. 4. Tratman, E. E. R. Report on the substitution of metal for wood in railroad ties; together with a discussion on practical economics in 890 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. UNITED STATES. Deparlmcnl of Af/ricullure. Depnrtmeni of Fores- try. the use of wood for railway purposes; by B. B. Fernow. 5. Fernow, B. E. What is forestry. 13. Mohr, C, and Roth, F. Timber pines of Southern United States; discussion of their wood structures. Division of Agrostology. Bulletin: no. 1-9. Wash., 1895-97. 1 Y. D. and pams. O. For list see V. S. De})t. of Agric. Lib. bull. no. 9. Division of Chentisiry. Bulletin: nos. 13-27. Wash., 1887- 90. 3 v. O. Contents: no. 13. Food and food adulterants. 14. Wiley, H. W. Re- cord of experiments at Fort Scott, Kansas, in the manufacture of su- gar from sorghum and sugar-cane, in 1886. 15. Spencer, G. L. Report of experiments in the manufacture of sugar at Magnolia Station, Law- rence, La., 1886-87. 16. Richardson, C. ed. . Methods of analysis of commercial fertilizers, feeding stuffs, and dairy products, adopted at the Fourth annual convention of the Assoc, of Official Agric. Chemists, Aug. 16-18, 1887. 17. Record of experiments conducted by the commis- sioner of Agric. in the manufacture of sugar from sorghum and sugar canes at Fort Scott, Kansas, Rio Grande, New Jersey and Lawrence, La., l8'S7-88. 18. Sugar producing plants; record of analyses made by authority of the commissioner of Agric, 1887-88. 19. Richardson, C. Methods of analysis of commercial fertilizers, cattle foods, dairy prod- ucts, sugar, and fermented liquors. 20. Wiley, H. W. Record of ex- periments conducted by the Com. of Agi'ic. in the manufacture of sugar from sorghum at Rio Grande, New Jersey [etc.], 1888. 21. Spencer, G. L. Report of experiments in the manufacture of sugar by diffusion at Magnolia Station, Lawrence, La., 1888-89. 22. Crampton, C. A. Rec- ord of experiments at Des Lignes sugar experiment station, 1888. 23. Bdson, H. Record of experiments at the sugar experiment station on Calumet plantation. 24. Wiley, H W. ed. Proceedings of the sixth annual convention of the Assoc, of Official Agric. chemists, Sept. 10-12, 1889. 25. Wedderburn, A. J. Popular treatise on the extent and char- acter of food adulterations. 26. Wiley, H. W. Record of experiments in the production of sugar from sorghum in 1889 at Cedar Falls [etc.]. 27. Wiley, H. W. Sugar beet industry. Division of Fnfomolor/i/. Insects affecting the orange; by H. G. Hubbard. Wash.; 18S5. pi. O. Bulletin; nos. 4-31. Wash., 1884-93. 3 v. O. Contents: no. 4. Reports of observations and experiments in the prac- tical work of the division. 5. Howard, L. O. Descriptions of N. A. Chalcididae. 6. The imported elm leaf-beetle: its habits and natural history. 7. Osborn, H. The pediculi and mallophaga affecting man and the lower animals. 8. Riley, C: V. Periodical cicada. 9. Riley, C. V. The mulberry silk-worm. 10. Riley, C. V. Our shade trees and their insect defoliators. 11. Reports of experiments with various in- secticide substances. 12. Miscellaneous notes on the work of the di- vision of entomology for the season of 1885. 13-14. Reports of obser- vations and experiments in the practical work of the division. 15. The icerya or fluted scale otherwise known as the cottony cushion scale. 16. Henshaw, S: The entomological writings of A. S. Packard. 17. Howard, L. O. The chinch bug. 18. Dodge, C: R. The life and entomological work of T. Glover. 19. An enumeration of the published synopses, catalogues, and lists of N. A. insects. Neal. J. C. The root-knot disease of the peach, orange, and other plants in Florida. 21. Koebele, A. Report of a trip to Australia, to investi- gate the natural enemies of the fluted scale. 22-23. Reports of obser- vations and experiments in the practical work of the division. 24. Mally, F. W. The boll-worm of cotton. 25. Riley, C. V. Destructive locusts. 26. Reports of observations and experiments in the practical work of the division. 27. Reports on the damage by destructive lo- QESERAL DErARTilENT. 891 UNITED STATKS. I)ri),irlinnil i>{ Aiirindlui-c. Pi vision of Ento- jnologij. cusls during the season of 1891. 28. Bruner, L. The more destructive locusts of America north of Mexico. 29. Mally, F. W. Report on the boll-worm of cotton. 30. Reports of observations and experiments in the practical work of the division. 31. Catalogue of the exhibit of economic entomology at the World's Columbian Exposition, Chic, 111., 1893. Bulh'l ins nicw series) : no. 1-!). Wusli., 189G-97. O. pains. Division of ()rnilliolo(/ij and M annua loyij. Fisher, A. K. The hawks and owls of the V. S. in their rehitiou to agriculture. Wash., 1893. col. pi. O. Division of Fomology. Nut culture in the United States; embracing native and introduced species. Wash., 1896. il. pi. Q. Division of Statistics. Miscellaneous series. Kei)ort, no. 1-7. Wash., 1890-93. O. XanicJii: No. 1. Dodge, C: R. Report on flax, hemp, ramie, and jute. 2. Barnes, A. Report on the agriculture of South America. 3. Co- operjitive credit associations in certain European countries and their relation to agricultural interests. 4. Wages of farm labor in the U.S. . 5. Production and distribution of the principal agricultural products of the world. 6. Austin, A. Rice: its cultivation, production and distribution in the U. S. and foreign countries. 7. Hoyt, J: W. An agricultural survey of Wyoming. Report; new series, no. 1-10, 12-14. Wash., 1883- 84. O. Xaniclij: 1. Report on condition of ci-ops, yield of grain per acre, and on freight rates of transportation companies, Oct. 1883. 2. Report on yield of crops per acre, on the progress of sorghum growing, the crops of Europe and on freight rates of transportation companies, Nov. 1883. 3. Report on the crops of the year, of cereal production in Europe, and freight rates of transportation companies, Dec. 1883. 4. Report upon the numbers and values of farm animals; on certain causes affecting wages of farm labor and on freight rates of trans- portation companies, Feb., 1884. 5. Report on the distribution and consumption of corn and wheat and the rates of transportation of farm products; Mar. 1884. 6. Report of the area of winter grain, the condition of farm animals and freight rates of transportation compa- nies. 7. Report of the condition of winter grain the progress of cot- ton planting, and estimates of cereals of 1883, with freight rates of transportation companies, May, 1884. 8. Report of acreage of spring grain and cotton the condition of winter wheat and European grain prospects with freight rates of transportation companies, June, 1884. 9. Report on the area of corn, potatoes, and tobacco and the condition of growing crops, and on rates of transportation, July. 1884. 10. Re- port on the condition of growing crops and on rates of transportation, Aug., 1884. 12. Report on condition of crops, yield of grain per acre and on freight rates of transportation companies, Oct., 1884. 13. Re- port on yield of crops per acre on agriculture in Mexico, and on freight rates of transportation companies. Nov. 1884. 14. Report on the crops of the year and of freight rates of transportation companies, Dec, 1884. Rei)ort of the stMlist ician ; n. s.. nos. 15-42, 4<;, 4S-122. Wash., 1885-95. 10 v. O. Division of Vet/rlahle Patholo;in. .lournal of mycology: de- voted to the study of fungi, especially in their relation to plant disease; v. 5-7. Wash., lS8!t !>1. 3 v. in 2. (). Bulletin, no. 2. Was' ., 1S<)2. O. yamcly: Pierce, N. B. The California vine disease. 892 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. UNITED STATES. Department of Agriculture. Library. List of publications of the Department from 1841 to 1897, inclusive. Wash., 1896. O. (U. S. Dept. of Agri. Lib. bull, no 9.) Office of Experiment Stations. Bulletin ; no. 1-16 and mis- cellaneous bulletin; no. 1-3. Wash., 1889-93. 3 v. O. Contents: Vol. 1. no. 1. Organization of the agricultural experiment stations in the U. S. Feb., 1882. 2. Digest of the annual reports of the Agricultural Experiment stations in the U. S. for 1888; pt. 1-2. Misc. bull. no. 1-3. Proceedings of the 2d-4th annual convention of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Sta- tions; Jan., 1889, Nov., 1889, Nov., 1890. Vol.2, no. 3. Rejort of the meeting of horticulturists of the Agricultu- ral Experiment Stations at Columbus, Ohio, June 13-14, 1889. 4. List of horticulutrists of the Agricultural Experiment Stations in the U. S. prepared by W. B. Alwood. 5. Organization lists of the Agricultural Experiment Stations and agricultural schools and colleges on the U. S., March, 1890. 6. List of botanists of the Agricultural Experiment Stations in the U. S., May, 1890. 7. Proceedings of the 5th annual con- vention of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations held at Washington, Aug. 12-18, 1891. 8. War- ington, R. Six lectures on the investigations at Rothamsted Experi- mental Station. 9. Conn, H. W. The fermentations of milk. 10. Harrington, M. W. Meteorological work for agricultural institutions. 11. Jenkins, E. H. and Winton, A. L. A compilation of analyses of American feeding stuffs. 12. Organization lists of the Agricultural Experiment Stations and agricultural schools and colleges in the U. S., June. 1892. ' Vol. 3. no. 13. Organization lists of the Agricultural Experiment Stations and agricultural schools and colleges in the tJ. S., April, 1893. 14. Proceedings of a convention of the National league for good roads held at Wash., D. C, Jan. 17-18, 1893. 15. Handbook of Experiment Station work. 16. Proceedings of the Sixth annual convention of the Assoc, of Amer. Agric. Colleges and Experiment Stations held at New Orleans, Nov. 15-19, 1892. Experiment station record; v. 1-8; Sept. 1889-Dec. 1897. Wash., 1890-97. 8 v. O. Weather Bureau. Bulletins; nos. 1-10. Wash., 1892-93. O. Contents: no. 1. Harrington, M. W. Notes on the climate and me- teorology of Death Valley, Cal. 2. Bigelow, F. H. Notes on a new method for the discussion of magnetic observations. 3. Hilgard, E. W. Report on the relations of soil to climate. 4. Whitney, M. Some physical properties of soils in their relation to moisture and crop dis- tribution. 5. King, F. H. Observations and experiments on the fluc- tuations in the level and rate of movement of ground-water on the Wisconsin Agric. Exper. Station farm. 6. Cole, F. N. Diurnal varia- tion of barometric pressure. 7. Report of the First annual meeting of the Amer, Assoc, of State Weather Services. 8. Mell, P. H. Report on the climatology of the cotton plant. 9. Conger, N. B. Report on the forecasting of thunderstorms during the summer of 1892. 10. Ha- zen, H. A. The climate of Chicago. Bulletin C-atlas. Rainfall and snow of tlie United States, compiled to the end of 1891, with annual, seasonal, monthly, and other charts, by M. W. Harrington. Wash., 1894. F. Monthly weather review; v. 20-25; 1892-97. Wash., 1892-97. 6 V. Q. -Report of the chief; 1891-94. Wash., 1893-95. 4 v. Q. Same. V. S. Cong. H. M. D. QENERAL DEFARTilENT. 893 UNITED STATES. Pcpdvlmenl of llic Inierior. Comprehensive in- dex of the publiialions of the United States {jjovernuient, 1881) 1803, by J : G. Ames. Wash., 18!»4. (). (U. S. 52d Cong. 2d sess. H. M. D.) Official register of U. S., containing a list of officers and emj)loy<5s in the civil, military, and naval service on the 1st of July, 1887, 1889, 1891, 1893, 1895, 1897; pt. 1; with a list of vessels belonging to the U. S. Wash., 1887-97. llv. Q. Contents: V. 1. Legislative, executive, judicial. 2. Postoffice depart- ment and postal service. (U. S. Cong. H. M. D.) Kegister of the Department of the Interior, containing a list of persons employed in the department; corrected to January 23, 1893. Wash., 1893. O. Keport of Robert L. Berner, special agent, relative to en- tries of lands within the limits of the Des Moines River land grant. Wasb., 1895. Q. (U. S. 53d Cong. 2d sess. S. E. D. V. 5.) Report of the commission of Indian affairs on the condi- tion of the Navajo Indian country. Wash., 1893. pi. O. [Same, v. 1.) Reports of the commission of Indian affairs relating to certain contracts made with the Indians, Indian trust funds, Pawnee Indians, and cession of Indian lands in Oklahoma. Wash., 1893. O. (U. S. 52d Cong. 2d sess. S. E. D. v. 1.) Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Wash., 1892-95. maps. 3 v. O. Report of the Secretary, 1891-95. Wash., 1892-96. 30 v. O. Q. Department of Labor. See Bureau of Labor. Department of the Navy. Information from abroad; notes on the year's naval progress. Annual of the Office of Naval Intelligence, July, 1892. Wash., 1892. O. Official records of the Union and Confederate navies, in the war of the Rebellion; prepared by R. Rush, and R. H. Woods; series I:VI-2. Wash., 1894-95. 2 v. O. (U. S. Cong. H. D.) Report of the Secretary; 1890-95. Wash., 1892-96. 6 v. O. Naval War College. Abstract of course, 1895. Wash., 1895. O. pam. Department of Slate. The assassination of Abraham Lincoln and the attempted assassination of W. H. Seward and F. W. Seward on the evening of the 14th of April, 1865; expres- sions of condolence and sympathy inspired by these events. Wash., 1807. por. Q. Commercial relations of the United States with foreign countries (continuation); 1887-95. W^ash., 1889-96. 6 v. O. (U. S. Cong. H. E. D.) Diplomatic correspondence of the American Revolution; ed. by F: Wliarton. v. 1-6. Wash., 1889. 6 v. O. (U. S. Cong. H. M. D.) g94 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. UNITED STATES. Department of State. Foreign Relations of the Ignited States, 1«94. Appendix 1. Waslx., 1805. O. Contents: App. 1. Chinese- Japanese war.— Enforcement of regula- tions respecting fur seals.— Mosquito territory, affairs at Bluefields. — Claim of Antonio Maximo Mora.— Import duties on certain products of Colombia, Haiti and Venezuela.— Affairs in the Samoan Islands. Fur seal arbitration; proceedings of the tribunal of arbi- tration at Paris under the treaty between the United States and Great Britain concluded at Wash., Feb. 29, 1893, for the deteiTuination of questions concerning the juris- dictional rights of the U. S. in the waters of Bering Sea; v. 1-15 and supplemetary volume. Facsimile of documents in Alaskan archives. Wash., 1895. 16 v. O. Same. U. S. 58d Cong. 2d sess. S. E. D. v. 7:1-16. List of books and pamphlets received at the Library, from May 27, 1892-June 30, 1893; supplemented by a list of periodicals and newspapers received. New ser. no. 1-4. [W^ash., 1892-93.] O. 4 pams. Papers relating to the foreign relations of the U. S.; 1889- 94. Wash., 1890-95. 6 v. O. Regulations prescribed for the use of the consular ser- vice of the United States. Wash., 1896. O. Report upon the official relations of the U. S. with the Hawaiian Islands from the first appointment of a Consular officer there by this government; also treaty of annexation, Feb. 14, 1890. (52d Cong. 2d sess. S. E. D. no. 76.) Reports from the consuls of the United States; no. 71, 72; V. 20. Wash., 1886. O. Reports from the consuls of the United States (continua- tion); nos. 105-183; v. 30-49. Wash., 1889-95. 20 v. O. Same. U. S. Cong. H. M. D. Index tones. 60-111; V. 18-31. Wash., 1890. O. Index, nos. 112 to 151, vols. 32-41. Wash., 1894. O. Reports of the United States commissioners to the Cen- tennial International Exhibition at Melbourne, 1888. Wash., 1889. pi. O. Same. Wash., 1890. pi. O. (U. S. Cong. S. E. D.) Reports of the United States commissioners to the Uni- versal Exposition of 1889 at Paris. Wash., 1890-91. 5 v. 11. pi. maps. O. Same. U. S. Cong. H. M. D., 1880-90. The seal of the United States : how it was developed and adopted. Wash., 1892. 32 p. pi. O. Special consular reports; 1-12. Wash., 1890-95. 12 v. O. Same. U. S. Cong. H. E. D. ^^ Contents: Vol. 1. Cotton textiles in foreign countries. Files in Span- ish America. Carpet manufacture in foreign countries. Malt and beer in Spanish America. Fruit culture in foreign countries. 2. Re- frigerators and food preservation in foreign countries. European em- igration. Olive culture in the Alpes Maritimes. Beet sugar industry and flax cultivation in foreign countries. 3. Streets and highways in foreign countries. 4. Port regulations in foreign countries. 5. Ca- GENERAL DEPARTMENT. 895 UNITED STATES. Department of State. Special Consular Keporls. nals. Irrigation. C. Coal and coal consumption in Spanish America. Gas in foreign countries. India rul)ber; The ruijber tree; manufac- tures and trade. 7. The slave trade in foreign countries. Tariffs of foreign countries. 8. Fire and building regulations in foreign coun- tries. 9. Australasian sheep and wool. Vagrancy and public charities in foreign countries. 10. Lead and zinc mining. Extension of mar- kets for American flour. 11. American lumber in foreign markets. 12. Highways of commerce: the ocean lines, railways, canals, and other trade routes of foreign countries. Bureau of liolls and Library. Documeutary history of the constitution of the United States of America, 1787-1870; v. 1. Wash., 1894. Q. Bureau of Statistics. I'rincipal exports to the U. S. de- clared at the several consulates. Wash., 1893. O. pam. Department of the Fost-Office. Annual report; 1891-95. Wash., 1893-96. 5 V. O. (U. S. Cong. H. E. D.) List of post-offices in the United States with the names of postmasters on the 1st of April, 1859; also the laws and regulations of the Post-Otlice Department. Wash., 1859. O. Postal laws and regulations of the United States. Wash., 1887. O. (U. S. 50th Cong. 1st stss. H. M. I), v. 27.) United States official postal guide, rev. and pub. monthly; 2d ser. v. 15. no. 1. Jan. 1893. Phil., [c. 1893]. D. Department of the Treasury. Annual report and statements of the Bureau of Statistics on the foreign commerce and navi- gation, immigration, and tonnage of the U. S. for year end- ing June 30, 1891-93. Wash., 1892-94. 3 v. O. Annual report of the secretarv on the state of finances; 1889-95. Wash., 1889-9(1. 7 v. O. Sa7ne. H. D. A digest of the existing commercial regulations of for- eign countries with which the U. S. have intercourse. Wash., 1833-36. 3 V. O. [Financial statistics: 1789-1892. Wash., n.d.]. F. History of the currency of the country and of the loans of the United States from the earliest period to June 30, 1896: prepared by W: F. De Knight. Wash., 1897. Q. Letter from the secretary transmitting several reports of special agents to the Seal islands, 1891-2. Wash., 1893. pi maps. O. (52d Cong. 2d Sess. S. E. D. no. 107.) Letter from the secretary transmitting a statement show ing the exyjenditures of the government on account of the war of the rebellion, from July 1, 1861-June 30, 1879. (Tn Re publican cnmpaign docs. 1880, also 46th Cong. 2d sess. S. E D. no. 206.) Observations on the fur seals of the Pribilof Islands: pre liminary report by David Starr Jordan. Wash., 1896. 69 p map. O. pam. Report on the internal commerce of the United States Commerce and navitrntion, pt. 2 (continuation) 1886, 1889 1890, 1891. 1892. 1893. 1894. Wash., 1886-95. 7 v. O. Bureau of Infernal Revevue. Report of Commissioner, 1894 Wash., 1895. O. (V. S. Cong. H. E. D.) 396 CALIFORNIA 1ST ATE LIBRARY. UNITED 8TATES. Department uf the Treasury. Bureau of Statistics. * Commeicial, industrial, agriciiiLural, transportation, and other interests of California, by T: J. Vivian; together with Tabulated statements. Wash., 1891. O. Comparison based upon tariff bill H. R. 379. 55 Cong. 1st sess ; with imported merchandise en- tered for consumption in the fiscal years 1893, and 1896. Wash., 1897. Q. The foreign commerce and navigation of the U. S. for the year ending June 30, 1892-95:1. Wash., 1893-97. 4 v. O. Q. {Same. U. S. Cong. Docs.) Statistical abstract of the United States, 1894. 17th number. Wash., 1895. O. (U. S. Cong. H. E. D.) Statistical tables exhibiting the commerce of the United States with European countries from 1790 to 1890. Wash., 1893. O. Department of Viar. Alphabetical list of additions made to the library, from May, 1884, to June, 1891. W^ash., 1891. 114 p. Q. Atlas of the battlefields of Chickamauga, Chattanooga and vicinity: published by the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park Commission under the direction of the Secre- tary of War. Wash., 1897. pi. F. Climate of Nebraska, particularly in reference to the tem- perature and rainfall. Wash., 1890. GO p. maps. Q. Irrigation and water storage in the arid regions; report of the chief signal officer of the army. Wash., 1891. Q. (U. S. 51 Cong. 2d sess. H. E. D.) Report of the tests of metals and other materials for in- dustrial purposes, made with the U. S. testing machine, dur- ing fiscal year ended June 30, 1894. Wash., 1895. O. (U. S. Cong. H. E. D.) Report on the operations of the Division of Military En- gineering of the International Congress of Engineers, held in Chicago July 31-Aug. 5, 1893. Wash., 1894. O. (U. S. 53d Cong. 2d sess. S. E. D. v. 6.) Report of the Secretary of War; 1891-95. Wash., 1892-96. pi. maps. 20 v. O. Q. (U. S. Cong. H. E. D. and H. D.) War of the rebellion: a compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate armies; prepared by R. N, Scott [and others]; (continuation); series; v. 1-4, 18-23:1, 24-40:2-3, 41, 43:1-2, 44:1, 45:1-2, 46:1. Wash., 1880-96. 32 v. in 67. O. (U. S. Cong. H. M. D.) Adjutant-GeneraVs Office. Military information division publications no. 8-11. Wash., 1896. 4 v. maps. O. 'Namely: No. 8. Notes and statistics of organization, armament, and military pros^ress in American and European armies. 9. Military schools of Europe. 10. Sources of information on military profes- sional subjects. 11. Notes on the war between China and Japan; European autumn maneuvers of 1896, orders, instructions, etc. District of Columbia. Report of the Commissioners, 1892, 1893, 1894. Wash., 1893-95. 3 v. O. (U. S. Cong. H. E. D.) GENERAL DKIWUTMEST. 897 UNITED STATES. /'Jni/inccr Dcparhiinil. Aiialylical aiul lo|>i<-al index to the reports of tlic chief of eii<;ineers upon worUw and surveys for liver and harbor iniprovenient ; eomp. uudei- the direction of It.-col. 11. M. Ifohcrt, by L. V. and II. li. Scher- nierhorn; V. 2-;V. ISSO-DL'. Wash.. "lSSl)-«)r.. 2 v. O. Annual report of the chief of enj^^ineers; 1889-95. Wash., 1889-96. M V. pi. maps. O. and atlas Q. Same. (U. S. Cone:. K. E. D.) Essavons Clul) of the Corps of Enfj^ineers; printed papers; V. 1. Willet's Point, N. Y. H. 1868-72. pi. Q. t'onloits: Abbott, H: L. Martars in harbor defence;- Practical gauging of rivers. Barnard, J. G. Theory for a drawbridge counter- poise. Burnham, A. H. Operations against the defences of Mobile in the late war. Craighill, W: P. Guns afloat and guns ashore. De Witt, C. Controlling hemorrhage in the field. Duane, J. C. Bridge equipage in the U. S. army. Ernst, 0. H. Blast at Lime Point, Cal.; — Eclipse of 1870 in Spain. Hinman, F: A. Military surveying. Janeway, J. H. Accidental injuries. King, W: R. Economy of sea coast defences. Knight, J. G. D. Aurora borealis. Lee, T: .1. Tracing a parallel of latitude. Mackenzie, A. Harbors of the great lakes. Maguire, E. Preservation of timber. Mahan, F. A. Index to the principal constellations. Powell, C: F. Systems of army administra- tion. Raymond, C: W. Practice of terrestrial magnetics; — Theory of terrestrial magnetics. Turtle, T: History of the engineer bat- talion. Twining, W. J. Ventilation of military magazines. Whipple, A. W. Magnetic and astronomical field-work. Professional papers; no. 26. Wash., 1892. Q. Xamcli/: 26. Hodges, H. P. Notes on military lock gates. [Report of the chief of engineers 1891 appendix W.: Re- port of W. H. Heuer on the improvement of San Joacjuin, Mokelumne, Sacramento and Feather rivers, Petaluma creek, and numboldt harbor and bay California, [n. t. p.] O. United States geographical surveys west of the 100th meridian, in charge of G: M. \Mieeler; report (continuation) V. 1: Geographical report. \\'ash., 1889. pi. maps. Q. Same, Appendix B. Description of atlas sheets. Same, App. F. Memoir of explorations and surveys, etc. Entomological Commission. Bulletins; nos. 1-7. Wash., 1877- 81. O. Coiilciits: No. 1. Destruction of the young or unfledged locusts. 2. On the natural history of the Rocky Mountain locust. 3. Riley. C: V. The cotton worm. 4. Packard, A. S. jr. The he.ssian fly. .'i. Thomas, C. The chinch-bug. 6. Riley, C. V. General index and supplement to the nine reports on the insects of Missouri. 7. Packard, A. S. jr. Insects injurious to forest and shade trees. First annual report for the year 1877, relating to the Rocky Mountain locust. Wash.,' 1878. il. maps. O. 5th report of th(^ connnission; being a revised and en- larged edition of Bulh^tin no. 7 on Insects injurious to forest and shade trees, bv A. S. Packard. Wash.. 1890. j)l. O. tU. S. 51st Cong. ]st'sess. H. M. D. v. 41.) Farmers' National Congress. IMeinorials and resolutions of the Congress with accompanying j)apers asking for protection on farm products and for other legislation with notes and comments. Wash.. 1896. O. 57 898 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. 1 UNITED STATES. General Land Office. Manual of surveying in- structions for the survey of the public lands of the U. S. and private land claims, June 30, 1891. Wash., 1894. O. Report of the commissioner, for the year 1855. Wash., 1856. O. Geographical and Geological Survey of the Rocky Mountain Region. J. W. Powell, geologist in charge. Contributions to North Amer- ican ethnologv; v. 2:1-2, 6-7, 9. Wash., 1890-95. 4 v. Q. (U. S. Cong. H. M. D.) Contentx: Vol. 2. Gatschet, A. S. The Klamath Indians of south- western Oregon. 2 v. 6. Dorscy, J. O. The Cegiha language. 7. Riggs, S. R. A Dakota-English dictionary. 9. Riggs, S. R. Dakota grammar, texts and ethnography. Geological Survey. 8th-16th annual report; J. W. Powell, di- rector (continuation); 1886-95. W^ash., 1889-96. 18 v. Q. (U. S. Cong, docs.) Islote: C. D. Walcott is director from 16th annual report, 1895. Contentft: 8. Report of the director. — Administrative reports. — Rus- sell, I. C. Quarternary history of Mono Valley, California. — Diller, J. S. Geology of the Lassen Peak district. — Scudder, S. H. Fossil butterflies of Florissant. — Orton, E. The Trenton limestone as a source of petroleum and inflammable gas in Ohio and Indiana. — Ward, L. F. Geographical distribution of fossil plants. — Becker, G: F. Sum- mary of the geology of the quicksilver deposits of the Pacific slope. — Shaler, N. S. Geology of Mount Desert island, Maine. 9. Report of the director. Administrative reports. — Dutton, C. E. The Charleston earthquake of Aug. 31, 1886.— Shaler, N. S. Geology of Cape Anne, Mass. — Weed, W. H. Formation of travertine and siliceous sinter by the vegetation of hot springs. White, C: A. On the geology and physiography of a portion of northwestern Colorado and adjacent parts of Utah and Wj'^oming. 10:1. Geology. Report of the director. — Administrative reports. — Shaler, N. S. General account of the fresh water morasses of the U. S.; with a description of the dismal swamp district of Virginia and North Carolina. — Irving, R. D., and Van Hise, C: R. The Penokee iron-bearing series of Michigan and Wisconsin. — Walcott, C: D. The fauna of the lower Cambrian or Olenellus zone. 10:2. Irrigation. 11:1. Geology. Report of the director. Administrative reports. McGee, W. J. The pleistocene history of northeastern Iowa. Phen- ney, A. J: The natural gas field of Indiana. 11:2. Irrigation 12:1. Gcologtj. Report of the director. Administrative reports. Shaler, N. S. The origin and nature of soils. McGee, W^ J. The Lafayette formation. Walcott, C: D. The North American continent during Cambrian time. Iddings, J. P. The eruptive rocks of Electric Peak and Sepulchre mountain, Yellowstone National Park. 12:2. Irr'igntion. Thompson, A. H. Location and survey of reser- voir sites during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1891. Newell, F. H. Hydrography of the arid regions. Wilson, H. M. Irrigation in India. Administrative reports. 13:1. Report of the director. Administrative reports. 13:2. Russell, I: C. Second expedition to Mt. St. Elias. Shaler, N. S. Geological history of harbors. Willis, B. The mechanics of Appa- lachian system. Gannett, H. Average elevation of the United States. Dale. T. N. Rensselaer grit plateau in New York. Scudder, S. H. American tertiary aphidae. 13:3. IrriyaiUm. Newell, F. H. Water supply for irrigation. Wil- GENERAL DEPARTMENT. 899 UNITED STATES. Geological Surveii. son, H. M. American irrigation engineering. Wilson, H. M. Engi- neering results of irrigation survey. Thompson, A. H. Report upon the construction of topographic maps [etc.] in the hydrographic basin of ihe Arkansas River; — Location and survey of reservoir sites during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1892. 14:1. Report of the director. Administrative reports. 14:2. McGee. W. J. Potable waters of eastern U. S. Peale, A. C. Natural mineral watei-s of U. S. Newell, F. H. Results of stream measurements. Cross, W. Lacolitic mountain groups of Colorado, Utah and Arizona. Lindgren, W. Gold-silver veins of Ophir, Cali- fornia. Keith, A. Geology of the Catoctin belt. DiUer, J. S. Ter- tiary resolution in the topography of the Pacific coast. Turner, H. W. Rocks of the Sierra Nevada. Walcott, C. D. Pre-Cambrian igneous rocks of the Unkar terrane. Grand canyon of the Colorado, Ariz. Dale, T. N. Structure of the ridge between the Tacomo and Green mountain ranges in Vermont; Structure of Monument Mt. in Great Barrington. Weeks, J. D. Potomac and Roaring Creek coal fields in West Virginia. 15. Report of the director. — Administrative reports. — Shaler, N. S. Preliminary report on the geology of the common roads of the United States. — Ward, L. F. The Potomac formation. — Lawson, A: C. Sketch of tBe geology of the San Francisco peninsula. — Van Hise, C: R., and Bayley, W: S. — Preliminary report on the Marquette iron-bearing dis- trict of Michigan. — Smyth, H: L. The republic trough.— Keyes, C: R. The origin and relations of central Maryland granites. — Williams, G: H. General relations of the granitic rocks in the middle Atlantic Piedmont plateau. *16:1. Report of the director. — Marsh, 0. C. Dinosaurs of North America. — *Reid, H. F. Glacier bay and its glaciers. — *Ward, L. F. Some analogies in the lower cretaceous of Europe and America. — *Dale, T: N. Structural details in the Green Mt. region and in eastern New York. — *Van Hise, C: R. Principles of pre-Cambrian North American, geology. — *Hoskins, L. M. Flow and fracture of rocks as related to structure. — *Gannett, H: Summary of primary triangulation executed between the years 1882-94. 16:2. Cross, W., and Penrose, R. A. F. jr. Geology and mining in- dustries of the Cripple Creek district, Colo.— Eldridge, G: H. Geolog- ical reconnaissance across Idaho. — Shaler, N. S. Geology of road building stones of Mass., with some considerations of similar materials from other parts of U. S. — Spurr, J. E: Economic geology of the Mer- cur mining district; introduction by S. F. Emmons. Newell, F: H. Public lands and their water supply.— Hay, R.. Water resources of a portion of the great plains. *16:3. Mineral resources of the United States: metallic products. *-6:4 Same; non-metallic products. Bulletins: v. 6-12; no. 37-80. 90-122. Wash., 1887-95. 15 V. pi. maps. O. (From bull. 76 vols, are not numbered.) (U. S. 50th-541h Cong. H. M. D.) Contents: V. 6. No. 37. Ward, L. F. Types of the Laramie flora. 38. Diller, J. S. Peridotite of Elliott county, Ky. 39. Upham, W. Up- per beaches and deltas of Lake Agassiz. 40. Willis. B. Changes in river courses in Washington Ter. due to glaciation. 41. Williams, H: S. Fossil faunas of the upper Devonian, N. Y. V. 7. No. 42. Clarke, F. W. Report of work done in the division of chemistry and physics, 1885-86. 43. Smith. E. A., and Johnson, L. C. Tertiary and cretaceous strata of the Tuscaloosa, Torabigbee, and Alabama rivers. 44. Darton, N. H. Bibliography of N. A. geology for 1886. 45. Hill, R. T. The present condition of knowledge of the geology of Texas. 46. Penrose, R. A. F. jr. Nature and origin of deposits of phosphate of lime. ^00 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. UNITED STATES. Geological Survey. Bulletins. V. 8. No. 47. Gooch, F. A., and Whitfield, J. E. Analyses of waters of the Yellowstone National Park. 48. Woodward, R. S. On the form and positon of the sea level. 49. Woodward, R. S. Latitudes and longitudes of certain points in Missouri, Kansas, and New Mexico. 50. Woodward, R. S. Formulas and tables to facilitate the construction and use of' maps. 51. White, C: A On invertebrate fossils from the Pacific coast. 52. Russell, I. C. Subaerial decay of rocks and origin of the red color of certain formations. 53. Shaler, N. S. The geology of Nantucket. 54. Barus, C. On the thermo-electric measurement of high temperatures. V. 9. No. 55. Clarke, F. W. Report of work done in the division of chemistry and physics, 1886-87. 56. Knowlton, F. H. Fossil wood and lignite of the Potomac formation. 57. Hay, R. Geological recon- naissance in southwestern Kansas. 58. Wright, G: F. The glacial boundary in western Penn., Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois. 59. Chester, F. D. The gabbros and associated rocks in Delaware. 60. Clarke, F. W. Report of work done in the division of chemistry and physics, 1887-88. 61, Melville, W. H., and Lindgren, W. Contributions to the mineralogy of the Pacific coast. V. 10. No. 62. Williams, G: H. The greenstone schist areas of the Menominee and Marquette regions of Michigan. 63. Vogdes, A. W. Bibliography of paleozoic crustacea, 1689-1889. 64. Clarke, F. W. Re- port of work done in the division of chemistry and physics, 1888-89. 65. White, I. C. Stratigraphy of the bituminous coal field of Penn., Ohio, and W. Virginia. V. 11. No. 66. Iddings, J. P. On a group of volcanic rocks from the Tewan mountains, N. M. 67. Darton, N. H. The relations of the traps of the Newark system in the New Jersey region. 68. Keeler, J. B. Earthquakes in California, in 1889. 69. Scudder, S. H. A classed and annotated bibliography of fossil insects. 70. Woodward, R. S. Re- port on astronomical work of 1889 and 1890. il. Scudder, S. H. Index to the known fossil insects of the world, including myriapods and arachnids. V. 12. No. 72. Upham, W. Altitudes between Lake Superior and the Rocky Mountains. 73. Barus, C. The viscosity of solids. 74. Genth, F. A. Minerals of North Carolina. 75. Darton, N. H. Record of N. A. geology, 1887 to 1889, inclusive. 76. Gannett, H: Dictionary of altitudes in the U. S. 77. White, C. A. The Texan Permian and its Mesozoic types of fossils. 78. Clarke, F. W., and others. Report of work done in chemistry and physics. 79. Diller, J: S. Late volcanic eruptions in Northern California and its peculiar lava. 80. Williams, H: S. Correlation papers: Devonian and carboniferous. 81. Walcott, C: D. Correlation papers: Cambrian. 82. White, C: A. Correlation papers; Cretaceous. 83. Clark, W: B. Correlation papers; Eocene. 84. Ball, W: H., and Harris, G: D. Correlation papers; Neocene. 8o. * Russell, I: C. Correlation papers; the Newark system. 86. Van Hise, C: R. Correlation papers; Archean and xVlponkian. 90. Clark, F. A. Report of work done in the division of chemistry and physics, 1890-9i. 91. Darton, N. D. Record of North American geology for 1890. 92. Barus, Carl. Compressibility of liquids. 93. Scudder, S. H. Some insects of special interest from Florissant, Colo. 94. Barus, C. Mechanism of solid viscosity. 95. Holden, E: S. Earthquakes in California, 1890-91. 96. Barus, C. Volume thermodynamics of liquids. 97. Clark, W: B. Mesozoic echinodermata of the U. S.. 98. White, David. Flora of the outlying carboniferous basins of southwestern Missouri. — Darton, N. H. Record of North American geology for 1891. — Warman, P. C. Bibliography and index of the publications of U. S. Geol. Survey. 101. Scudder, S: H. Insect fauna of the Rhode Island coal field. — 102. Boyle, C. B. Catalogue and bibliography of North American mesozn-c invertebrate. 103. Barus, C. High temperature work in igneous fusion and ebullition. 104. Weed, W. H. Glaciation of the Yellowstone valley north of the Park. 105. Weed, W. H. GENERAL DEPARTMENT. " 901 UNITED STATES, (ieohiikal Snrrni. Hulh'tiiis. Laramite and overlying Livingstone formation in Montana. — Knowl- ton, F. H. Report on Mora. lOG. Stanton, T. W. Colorado formation and its invertebrate fauna. 107. Kemp, J. F., and Marsters, V. P. Trap dikes of the Lake Champlain region. lOS. Russel, L C. eGo- logical reconnoissance in central Washington. 109. Bayley, W: S. Eruptive and sedimentary rocks on Pigeon Point, Minne.sota. 110. Peale, A. C: Paleozoic section in the vicinity of Three Forks, Mont. Merrill, G: P. Petrographic notes. 111. Campbell, M. R. Geology of the Big Stone Gap coal field of Va. and Ky. 112. Perrine, C: D. Earthquakes in California in 1892. 11.3. Clarke, F. W. Report of work done in the division of chemistry and physics, 1890-93. 114. Perrine, C: p. Earthquakes in California, 1893. 115. Gannett, H: Geographic dictionary of Rhode Island. 116. do. Geographic dictionary of Mass. 117. do. Geographic dictionary of Conn. 118. do. Geographic dic- tionary of New Jersey. 119. Eldridge, G: H. Geological reconnois- sance in northwest Wyoming. 120. Prosser, C: S. Devonian system of eastern Pennsylvania and New York. 121. Keyes, C: R. Biblio- graphy of North American paleontology, 1888-1892. 122. Gannett, H: Results of primary triangulation. Clarence King, director. Atlas to accompany the mono- graph on the geology of the Eureka district, Nevada; by Ar- nold Hague. Wash., 1883. 18 sheets. F. (U. S. 52d Cong. 1st sess. H. M. D.) /. TF. Powell, director. Geologic atlas of the United States, with descriptive text. Folios 1-32. Wash., 1804-97. 32 fo- lios. F. (C: D. Walcolt is dire-tor from 189.').) Contcnis: 1. Livingston. Mont. 2. Ringgold, Ga., Tenn. 3. Placer- ville, Cal. 4. Kingston, Tenn. 5. Sacramento, Cal. 6. Chattanooga, Tenn. 7. Pikes Peak, Colo. 8. Sewanee, Tenn. 9. Crested Butte, Colo. 10. Harper's Ferry, Va., Md., West Va. 11. Jackson, Cal. 12. Estillville, Ky., Va., Tenn. 13. Fredericksburg, Va., ]\[d. 14. Staunton, Va., West Va. 15. Lassen Peak, Cal. IC. Knoxville, Tenn., N. C. 17. Marys- ville, Cal. 18. Smartsville, Cal. 19. Stevenson, Ala., Ga., Tenn. 20. Cleveland. Tenn. 21. Pikeville, Tenn. 22. McMinnville, Tenn. 23. Nomini, Md., Va. 24. Three Forks, Mont. 25. Loudon, Tenn. 26. Pocahontas, Va., W. Va. 27. Morristown, Tenn. 28. Piedmont, W. Va., and Md. 29. Nevada Cy., Cal. 30. Yellowstone Nat. Park. 31. Pyramid Peak, Cal. 32. Franklin folio, W. Va., Va. Mineral resources of the United States; 1885-87, 1889-94; David T. Day, geologist in charge. Wash., 1886-94. 6v. O. Same for JS95, in Hllh iinniial rept. Geol. Surv., v. 3-4. Wash., 189(5. 2 v. Q. Monographs; 1, 13-24. Wash.. 18S7-94. 13 v. atlas. F. (U. S. Gong, docs.) Xaiii'l!): 1. Gilbert, G. K. Lake Bonneville. 13. Becker, G: P. Geology of the quicksilver deposits of the Pacific slope. 14. Newberry, J: S. Fossil fishes and fossil plants of the Triassic rocks of New Jersey and the Connecticut valley. 15. Fontaine, W: M. The Potomac or Younger Mesozoic flora. 16. Newberry, J: S. The Paleozoic fishes of North America. 17. Lesquereux, L. The flora of the Dakota group. 18. Whitfield, R. P. Gasteropoda and Cephalopoda of the Raritan clays and Greensand marls of New Jersey. 19. Irving. R. D., iiud Van Hise, C: R. The Penokee iron-bearing series of Michigan and Wisconsin. 20. Hague, A. Geology of the Eureka district, Ne- vada. (Atlas to accompany this 1883. Geol, Surv. C. King, director.) 21. Scudder, S. H. Tertiary rhynchophorous coleoptera of the U. S. 22. Gannett, H: Manual of topographic methods. 23. Pumpelly, R. Geology of the Green Mts. of Mass. 24. Whitfield. R: P. Mollusca and Crustacea rf the Pliocene formation of New Jersey. 902 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. UNITED STATES. Geological Survey of Wyoming. F. V. Hayden, geologist. Preliminary report: being the 2d annual report of progress [1870]. Wash., 1871. O. Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories. F. V. Hay- den, geologist in charge. [5th-6th], 10th annual report; 1871- 72, 1870. Wash., 1872-78. 3 v. il. pi. maps. O. Bulletin (continuation); v. 3-G. Wash., 1877-82. 4 v. pi. O. Keport (continuation); v. 3, 8, 13. Wash., 1883-90. 3 v. pi. Q. Contents-: 3. Cope, E. D. The vertebrata of the tertiary formations of the west; book 1. 8. Lesqiiereux, L. Contributions to the fossil flora of the western territories; pt. 3: The cretaceous and tertiary floras. 13. Scudder, S. H. The tertiary insects of North America. House of Representatives. The centennial celebration and Wash- ington monument; report of joint select committee. Wash.^ 1889. Q. (U. S. 50th Cong. Ist sess. House misc. doc, v. 12.) Digested summary and alphabetical list of private claims presented to the House from the 47th-r)lst congress inclu- sive; exhibiting the action on each claim: under the direc- tion of James Kerr. Wash., 1896. Q. (H. M. D. 53d Cong. 2d sess. V. 40.) Investigation into the attack upon the seamen of the U. S. S. Baltimore in Valparaiso, Oct. 16, 1891: with diplomatio correspondence [etc.], on relations with Chile. Wash., 1892. O. (52d Cong. 1st sess. H. E. D.) Investigation of armor-plate contracts made by the gov- ernment with the Carnegie Steel Company. Wash., 1894. O. (U. S. Cong. H. R.) Investigation of the fur-seal and other fisheries of Alaska: Report from the committee on merchant marine and fisheries. Wash., 1889. pi. maps. O. Levees of the Mississippi river. Wash., 1891. O. (Slst Cong. 2d sess. H. M. D.) Report of select committees on immigration and natural- ization. Wash., 1891. O. (51st Cong. 2d sess. H. R.) Report of the board of managers of the home for disabled volunteer soldiers. Wash., 1891. O. (51st Cong. 2d sess. H. M. D.) Speeches delivered in the House of Representatives Jan- uary 19, 1888, on the presentation by the state of Massachu- setts to the national government of portraits of ex-speakers Sedgwick, Varnum, and Banks. Wash., 1888. pi. por. Q. (U. S. 50th Cong. 1st sess. H. M. D. v. 12.) Tariff hearings before the committee on Avays and means. Wash., 1893. O. (U. S. 53d Cong. 1st sess. H. M. D. v. 6.) Same. Schedule K. 54th Cong. 2d sess. Wash., 1897. O. Committee on Appropriations. Report concerning the man- agement of the World's Fair and expenditures therefor. Wash., 1892. (U. S. 52d Cong. 1st sess. H. R. v. 6.) International Bimetallic Conference. London, 189^. See United States. Senate Committee on Finance. i-'k-- GENERAL DEl'AliTMENT. ij03 UNITED STATES. Internalional Gcolof/ical Cont/iesa. (Joinpte ri'udu de la ciuquieiiie session dii (Jeolos^"*' International Congrt^s a Pliilaiu'lpliie, 181)1. Wash., 18J)3. (i. (II. S. 52d Cong. Sess. H. D. M. v. 13.) International Marine Conference. Protocols of proceedings held in AVashington, Oct. IG-Uec. 31, 1889. Wash., 1890. 2 v. O. (U. S. 51 Cong. 1st sess. S. E. D. v. 6-7.) International Monetary Conference. Report of the American del- egates to the conference at Brussels, Nov. 22 to Dec. 17, 1892; and with record of proceedings. Wash., 1893. O. (U. S. 52d Cong., 2d sess. S. E. D., no. 82.) Interstate Commerce Commission. 3d-l()th annual report; 1889- 90. Wash., 1889-9(). 8 v. O. {Same. V. S. Cong. H. M. D.) lst-7th annual report on the statistics of railways in the United States for the year ending June 30, 1888-95. Wash., 1889-96. 8 V. O. Division of Statistics. Preliminary report on the income account of railways in the U. S.; 1894. Wash., 1894. O. pam. Life-Savinq Service. Annual report of the operations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1888-96. W^ash., 1889-97. 9 v. O. Light-House Board. Annual report for the fiscal year ending June, 1891-97. W^nsh., 1891-97. 7 v. O. The modern light-house service, by A. B. Johnson. Wash., 1890. il. pi. O. Report upon the exhibit of tlie Board at the World's Co- lumbian Exposition, 1893, by A. B. Johnson. Wash., 1894. il. pi. O. (Appendix III to report, 1894.) Report upon fog-signal experiments, by W: R. Livermore. Wash., 1894. il. pi. O. (Appendix 5 to report of 1894.) Marine Hospital Service. Annual report of the supervising surgeon-general, 1895, 1896. Wash., 1896. O. 2 pam. ■Mint. Annual report of the director (continuation) for the year ended Jun(^ 30, 1890-96. Wash., 1890-97. 7 v. <). Rejiort of the director upon the production of the i>re- cious metals in the United States; 1889-95. Wash., 1^90-96. 7 V. O. National Ilntnr for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Report of the board of managers for the fiscal vear ending June 30, 1894. Wash., 1894. O. (U. S. Cong. H. M. D.) National Mtiseum. Proceedings (continuation); vol. 10-19, 1S87- 96. Wash., 1888-97. 10 v. il. pi. O. Report, 1887-95. Wash., 1889-96. 9 v. O. (Same, T'. S. Cong, docs.) Bulletin no. 17-44. Wash., 1880-93. 11 v. O. ('onfciitst: No. 17. Cope, E. D. On the zoological position of Texas. 18. Exhibit of the fisheries and fish culture of the United Statos of America at the Internationale Fischerei Ausstellunp held at Berlin, April 20, 1880, made by the U. S. fish commission, prepared undf-r the direction of G. B. Goods. 19. Scudder, S. H. An alphabetical list of all generic names that have been employed by naturalists for r 'cent and fossil animals from the earliest times to the close of the year 1879. 904 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. UNITED STATES. National Museum. Bulletins. 20. Goode, G: B. The published writings of Spencei' Pullerton Baird, 1843-82. 21. Ridgway, R. Nomenclature of North American birds. 22. Ward, L. F. Guide to the flora of Washington and vicinity. 23. Scudder, N. P. The published writings of Isaac Lea. 24. Yarrow, H. C. Check list of North American reptilia and batrachia. 25. Con- tributions to the natural history of the Bermudas; ed. by J: M. Jones and G: B. Goode; v. 1. 2G. Coues, E., and Prentiss, D. W. Avifauna Columbiana: being a list of birds ascertained to inhabit the District of Columbia. 2d ed. 27. Descriptive catalogues of the collections sent from the U. S. to the International Fisheries Exhibition, London, 1883; prepared under the direction of G.B. Goode. 28. Binney, W. G. A manual of American land shells. 29. Stejneger, L. Results of ornitho- logical explorations in the Commander Islands and in Kamtschatka. 30. Marcon, J: B. Bibliography of publications relating to the collec- tion of fossil invertebrates in the National Museum. 31. Williston, S: W. Synopsis of the North American syrphidae. 32. Cope, E. D. Catalogue of batrachians and reptiles of Central America and Mexico. 33. Egleston, T: Catalogue of minerals and synonyms. 34. Cope, E. D. The batrachia of North America. 35. Edwards, H. Biblio- graphical catalogue of the described transformations of North Ameri- can lepidoptera. 36. True, F: W. A review of the family delphinidae. 37. Dall, W: H. Preliminary catalogue of the shell bearing marine mollusks and brachiopods of the southeastern coast of the U. S. 38. Smith, J: B. Contribution toward a monograph of the insects of the lepidopterous family noctuidae of temperate N. A. 39. Ridgway, R. Directions for collecting birds. Knowlton, F. H. Directions for col- lecting recent and fossil plants. Lucas, F. A. Notes on the prepara- tion of rough skeletons. Bendire, C: Directions for collecting, pre- paring, and preserving bird's eggs and nests. Stejneger, L. Direc- tions for collecting reptiles and batrachians. Riley, C. V. Directions for collecting and preserving insects. Dall, W: H. Directions for collecting mollusks and other useful hints for the conchologist. 40. Poster, L. S. Bibliographies of American naturalists; IV. The pub- lished writings of G: N. Lawrence, 1844-1891. 41. Goode, G. B. Bib- liographies of American naturalists; V. The published writings of Dr. C: Girard. 42. Dewey, F. P. Preliminary descriptive catalogue of the systematic collections in economic geology and metallurgy in the U. S. National Museum. 43. Allen, H. Monograph of the bats of N. A. 44. Smith, J: B. Catalogue of the lepidopterous superfamily noctuidae found in Boreal America. Naval Academy. Annual re{?ister; 51st academic year, 1895-96. Wash., 189G. O. pam. Naval Observatory. Astronomical, magnetic and meteorologi- cal observations made during the year 1890. F. V. McNair, superintendent. Wash., 1895. Q. Meteorological observations and results, 1883-87. {In U. S. Observatory Observations, 1887. App. 3.) Observations made during the year 1884; S. R. Franklin, superintendent, [also Catalogue of stars observed at the U. S. Naval Observatory during the years 1845-77, prepared by M. Yarnall; 3d ed. with renumbering of the stars by E. Frisby]. Wash., 1889. Q. Same. U. S. 50th Cong., 2d, sess. H. M. D. v. 18. Observations made during the year 1885; G: E. Belknap, superintendent. Wash., 1891. Q. Same. U. S. 51st Cong.. 1st sess. H. M. D. Observations made during the year 1886; A. D. Brown, Superintendent. Wash.. 1891. Q. Same. U. S. 51st Cong., 2d sess. H. M. D. OEM E HAL DEI'AIITMENT. 905 UNITED STATED. Naiml Observaluri/. ObscrvatioiiH made dur- ing the yc'iir, 1887-81); li. L. IMiytUiaii, superintendent. Wash., 1892-93. a V. Q. ^'«//^(?. U. S. Cong-. 11. M. D. Pan-American Medical Congress. Transactions of the first Con- gress held in Washington, D. C, Sept. 5-8, 1893. Wash., 1895. 2 V. O. (U. S. 5;5(1 Cong., 2d sess. S. E. D. v. 2.) Palcnl O/jice. Annual report of tlie eonuuissioner of patents (continuation); 1889-9U. Wash., 1890-97. 8 v. Q. iSanw. U. S. Cong. S. M. D. Otlicial gazette; v. 48-81; July 1889-Dec. 1897. Wash. 1889-97. 34 v. Q. Supi)leni('nt to above, containing the revised classitica tion of subjects of invention. Wash., 1895. O. Specifications and drawings of patents (continuation) Nov. 1888-Feb. 189G. Wash., 1888-90. 174 v. Q. Subject-matter index of patents for inventions from 1790 1873; compiled and published under the direction of M. D Leggett. Wash., 1874. 3 v. Q. Pension Office. List of jjensioners on the roll January 1, 1883 Wash., 188;{. 5 v. O. Report of the select committee of the House of Represen tatives, investigating the methods and management and prac tices of the Jiureau of Pensions. W^ash., 1892. 2 v. O. (U S. 52d Cong. 1st sess. H. R.) Presidoil. A compilation of the messages and papers of the Presidents, 1789-1897. comp. by J. D. Richardson; v. 1-4 1789-1849. Wash., 1896-97. 11. pors. 4 v. O. (U. S. Cong. H. M. D.) Message, with all correspondence and dispatches relating to Hawaii. Wash., 1895. O. (U. S. Cong. H. E. D.) Message from the president of the United States to the two Houses of (^ongress at the commencement of the first session of the fiftieth Congress; with the re])orts of the heads of I)e])artments and selections from accompanving docu- . ments; ed. by W. H. Michael. Wash., 1888. o! Message to the Senate transmitting a treaty of annexation between the U. S. and the provisional government of the Hawaiian Islands, concluded Feb. 14. 1893. Wash., 1894. O. (V. S. 52d Cong. 2d sess. S. E. D. no. 70.) Quartermnsfcr-frenernl. T'niform of the army of the TTnited States illustiated from 1774-1889. Pre])nred bv M. I. Luding- ton, U. S. Army. [Wash., 18!)3]. col. pi. F. f^evate. r'oiin)ilation of Senate (^lection cases from 1789 to 1889, bv C, : S. Taft and G: P. Furbei-. Wash.. 1893. O. (52d Cong. 2(i sesa. S. M. D. v. 6.) Operations of the civil service. Ke]>ort. (T"'^. S. 50th Conir. 1st sess. S. R. v. 10.) Piv'ccdcnts i-clntintr to the jirivih'ires of the Senate of the United Slates. Wnsli.. 1893. O. (U. S. Cong. S. ^\. D.) Re]>ort of th(> special committee on the irriL'otion and reclamation of arid lands. Wash., 1890. 4 v. in 2. O. (IT. S. 51st Cong. 1st sess. S. R.^ 906 CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY. UNITED STATES. Seimte. List of private claims brought before the Senate from the commencement of the forty-seventh to the close of the fifty-first congress, v. 1-3. Wash., 1895. 3 V. O. (U. S. Cong. S. M. D.) Table showing duties collected under existing tariff; pre- pared by C: H. Evans. Wash., 1891. obi. Q. (U. S. 51st Cong., 1st sess. S. M. D.) Papers relating to the annexation of the Hawaiian islands to the United States. Wash., 1893. O. (52d Cong., 2d sess. S. E. D., no. 76.) Committee on Agriculture and Forestry. Keport on the condi- tion of cotton growers in the U. S cotton consumption and production. Wash., 1895, O. (U. S. 53d Cong., 3d sess.^ S. R., V. 3.) Committee on Finance. Alcohol in the arts : Laws and reg- ulations for the use of methvlated and unmethylated alcohol in the arts. Wash., 1895. 6. (U. S. 53d Cong., 2d sess. S. R., V. 4.) Berlin Silver Commission, 1894: report of proceed- ings: with proceedings of the International Bimetallic Con- ference at London, Mav 2 and 3, 1894. Wash., 1895. O. (U. S. 53d Cong., 2d sess. S. M. D., v. 10.) Bulletins; no. 1-48: Replies to tariff inquiries, Schedule A-J. Wash., 1894. 9 v. O. Coinage laws of the United States, 1792-1894; with an appendix of statistics relating to coins and currency. 4th ed. Wash., 1894. O. (U. S. 53d Cong., 2d sess. S. R., v. 3.) Report on the changes in text and rates of duty of the Tariff Act of 1890 and of the Administrative Act of June, 1890. Wash., 1895. Q. (U. S. Cong. S. R.) Retail prices and wages; report by Mr. Aldrich, July 19, 1892. Wash., 1892. 3 v. O. (U. S. 52d Cong., 1st sess. S. R.) Wholesale prices, wages, and transportation: report by Mr. Aldrich. March 3, 1893. Wash., 1893. 4 v. O. (U. S. 52d Cong, 2d sess. S. R.) Committee on Immigration. Report of the investigation on the proposition for the suspension of immigration for one year, and naturalization in New York city, Oct., 1891. Wash., 1893. O. (U. S. 52d Cong., 2d sess. S. R., v. 2.) Committee on Territories. Organization of Alaska, [n. t. p.] 70 p. map. O. Committee on Foreign 'Relations. Papers relatiufr to the an- nexation of the Hawaiian Islands. Wash., 1893. O. (53d Cong., 2d sess., v. 2.) Committee to investigate attempts at hrihery. Digest of de- cisions and precedents of the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives, relating to their powers, privileges, ffc. Wash., 1894. O. (53d Cong.. 2d sess. S. M. D.) Tnrtian Cvrrenry Committee. Report of the commission ap- pointed to inquire into the Indian currency, commonly GENERAL DEPARTMENT. 907 UNITED STATES. Senate. Indian Currency Comviiitee. kuowu as the Herschell report on tlie coiuage of silver in India. Wash., 18D3. O. (U. S. 53(1 Cong., 1st sess. S. M. D., V. 2.) Select committee on Failed National Banks. Reports and tes- timouv. Wash., 18U3. O. 52d Cong., 2d sess. S. K., v. 2.) Signal Office. Greely, A. W., and Glassford, W. A. Report on the climate of California and Nevada, with partieular refer- ence to questions of irrigation and water storage in the arid region Wash., 1891. maps. Q. (U. S. Cong. 11. K. D.) International monthly charts of mean pressures and wind directions at 7 A. M., W ashington mean time, for 1882 and 1883. [Wash., 1801.] pam. F. Rainfall of the Pacihc slope and the western states and territories;— Climate of Oregon and Washington territory. Wash., 1888-89. maps. Q. (U. S. 50th Cong., Ist sess. Sen- ate ex. doc, V. 8.) Tri-daily meteorological record (continuation); -hily-Deo.,. 1878. Wash., 1884. obi. Q. Strilce Commission. Report on the Chicago strike of June-July, 1894; with appendices containing testimony, proceedings, and recommendations. Wash., 1895. O. (53d Cong., 3d sess. S. E. D., V. 2.) ■ Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office. Cata- logue of the public documents of the Fifty-third Congress and of all the departments of the government of the United States for the period from March 4, 1893, to June 30, 1895. Wash., 1896. Q. (U.S.Cong. H. D., no. 410.) ■Same. Fifty-fourth Congress, Dec. 2, 1895-June II, 1896. Wash., 1897. O. (U. S. Cong. H. D., no. 430.) Surgeon-General Alphabeiical list of abbreviations of titles of medical periodicals employed in the index-catalogue of the library of the Surgeon-General's office: from vol. 1 to 16 in- clusive. Wash., 1895. Q. Index-catalogue of the library, authors and subjects (con- tinuation); v. 11-16 (Phaed-Zythiis). Wash., 1890-95. 6 v. Q. Same. 2d ser.; v. 1-2 (A-Bywater.) Wash., 1896-97. 2 v. Q. 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