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A CATALOGUE 
 OF THE LIBRARY OF THE 
 
 Insurance Library Association 
 
 of Boston 
 
 To Which is Added 
 
 A Sketch of the History and Work of the Association, 
 Together <iuiih Other Information 
 
 Compiled and Arranged 
 by 
 
 Henry E. Hess 
 
 Sometime Secretary and Treasurer of the Association 
 
 MDCCCXCIX 
 
«^,?r 
 
 It will be considered a favor if errors found in this Cat- 
 alogue are reported to Henry E. Hess, 32 Nassau Street, 
 New York, 
 
This Catalogue represents an effort, more or less crude, 
 to place before the members of the Association a classified list 
 of the books and pamphlets, journals and magazines, that have 
 been gathered into our library since its opening ten years ago. 
 It is not the work of a professional cataloguer, but of a busi- 
 ness man, who has been able to give to it only his leisure time 
 and such odd moments as he could spare in the intei-vals of 
 daily duty. Its publication was planned for the early summer 
 of this year; but just as the first pages went to press the 
 compiler was called upon to remove to New York, and as a 
 result all subsequent work had to be done at long range and 
 by correspondence. Produced under such conditions the book 
 cannot fail of many imperfections ; nevertheless, its compiler 
 trusts that it may be of some assistance to those seeking infor- 
 mation at our rooms. If it shall save any of his fellows 
 labor, or open up to them new avenues of instruction and 
 entertainment, he will feel amply rewarded for the time and 
 
 work devoted to its production. 
 
 H. E. H. 
 
 New York, December, 1899. 
 
Preface ..... 
 
 Table of Abbreviations 
 
 Introduction .... 
 
 Adjusters and Adjusting 
 
 Agents' Text-Books . 
 
 Arguments, Briefs and Decisions 
 
 Buildings and Building Laws 
 
 Cause and Prevention of Fires 
 
 Electricity and Electrical Hazards 
 
 Field Associations 
 
 Fires and Fire Departments 
 
 Fire Patrols and Protective Departments 
 
 Fire-Preventing Devices 
 
 Gasolene and Other Oils 
 
 General Reference Works . 
 
 Historical and Biographical 
 
 Inaugural and Annual Addresses 
 
 Insurance Almanacs and Year Books 
 
 Insurance Commissioners' Repoils 
 
 Insurance Dictionaries 
 
 Insurance Maps and Surveys 
 
 Insurance Journals and Periodicals 
 
 Law of Fire Insurance 
 
 Law and Practice, Marine . 
 
 Life Insurance .... 
 
 Office Practice and Procedure 
 
 Processes and Hazards 
 
 Rate Books and Organizations 
 
 111 
 vii-x 
 xi-xiv 
 i-ii 
 12-16 
 17-19 
 20-28 
 29-36 
 
 37-45 
 46-51 
 52-62 
 63, 64 
 65-71 
 
 72-77 
 
 7S-S0 
 
 S1-S7 
 
 SS-95 
 
 96-99 
 
 100-105 
 
 106 
 
 107, loS 
 
 I 09-1 2 I 
 
 132-131 
 
 132-141 
 
 142-160 
 
 161-165 
 
 166-1S2 
 
 1S3, 1S4 
 
Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 Statistics of Fire Insurance 
 
 
 
 185-1S8 
 
 Theory and Practice . 
 
 
 
 189-212 
 
 Waterworks 
 
 
 
 213, 214 
 
 Index of Autliors and Writers 
 
 
 
 215-243 
 
 Appendix .... 
 
 
 
 245, 246 
 
 List of Subscribers 
 
 
 
 247-249 
 
 By-laws .... 
 
 
 
 250-255 
 
 Rules and Regulations 
 
 
 
 256 
 
 List of Members 
 
 
 
 257-261 
 
 Photographs 
 
 
 
 262 
 
 Portraits .... 
 
 
 
 263 
 
 Old and Foreign Policies 
 
 
 
 264, 265 
 
 Photographic Views and Groups 
 
 
 266, 267 
 
 Form of Bequest 
 
 
 268 
 
 ILLUSTRATIONS. 
 
 
 The Reading Room 
 
 256 
 
 The Case Room 
 
 
 
 262 
 
Proceedings and transactions referred to in this Catalogue 
 are abbreviated as follows : — 
 
 ABBREVIATION 
 
 Association Manchester 
 
 Australasian 
 
 Birminofham 
 
 Bristol 
 
 British 
 
 Edinbursfh 
 
 ^nsfineers 
 
 Exchange 
 
 STANDS FOR 
 
 Reports of the Insurance Associa- 
 tion of Manchester. 
 
 Australasian Insurance and Bank- 
 ing Record. 
 
 Transactions of the Birmingham 
 Insurance Institute. 
 
 Transactions of the Insurance In- 
 stitute of Bristol. 
 
 Publications of the British Fire 
 Prevention Committee. 
 
 Transactions of the Actuarial So- 
 ciety of Edinburgh. 
 
 Proceedings of the National Asso- 
 ciation of Fire Engineers. 
 
 Reports of the New England In- 
 surance Exchange. 
 
viii Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 Federation 
 
 Glasgow 
 Ireland . 
 Manchester 
 Massachusetts 
 Missouri 
 
 Mutuals . 
 
 N. A. Buildings 
 
 National 
 
 Newcastle 
 
 N. I. C. . . 
 
 N. I. C. Text-book 
 
 Norwich 
 
 Journal of the Federation of In- 
 surance Institutes of Great 
 Britain and Ireland. 
 
 Transactions of the Insurance and 
 Actuarial Society of Glasgow. 
 
 Reports of the Insurance Institute 
 
 of Ireland. 
 Reports of the Insurance Institute 
 
 of Manchester. 
 
 Reports of the Massachusets State 
 Firemen's Association. 
 
 Proceedings of the Missouri, Kan- 
 sas and Nebraska Association of 
 Fire Underwriters. 
 
 Publications of the Boston Man- 
 facturers' Mutual Insurance 
 Company. 
 
 Proceedings of the National Asso- 
 ciation of Commissioners and 
 Inspectors of Buildings of the 
 United States of America. 
 
 Proceedings of the National 
 Board of Underwriters. 
 
 Reports of the Insurance Institute 
 of Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
 
 Reports of the National Insurance 
 Convention. 
 
 Insurance, a Text-book ; being 
 Addresses delivered at National 
 Insurance Convention, 1898. 
 
 Reports of the Norwich Insurance 
 Institute. 
 
Abbreviations. 
 
 Northwest 
 
 N. Y. State . 
 
 Pacific . 
 
 Philadelphia Association, 
 
 Protection 
 
 South 
 
 Southeastern . 
 
 United . 
 
 Underwriters . 
 
 Victoria 
 
 Wales Record 
 
 Yorkshire 
 
 Proceedings of the Fire Under- 
 writers Association of the 
 Northwest. 
 
 Proceedings of the New York 
 State Association of Supervis- 
 ing and Adjusting Agents. 
 
 Proceedings of the Fire Under- 
 writers Association of the 
 Pacific. 
 
 Reports of the Philadelphia Fire 
 Underwriters' Association. 
 
 Reports of the National Fire Pro- 
 tection Association. 
 
 Proceedings of the Underwriters 
 Association of the South. 
 
 Proceedings of the Southeastern 
 Tariff Association. 
 
 Proceedings of the United Fire 
 Underwriters in America. 
 
 Proceedings of the Underwriters 
 Association of New York State. 
 
 Reports of the Insurance Institute 
 of Victoria. 
 
 Journal of the Insurance Institute 
 of New South Wales. 
 
 Reports of the Insurance Institute 
 of Yorkshire. 
 
 The abbreviations used in connection with description 
 of books and pamphlets refer to their height, and are those 
 
X Insttrance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 recommended by the American Library Association, as shown 
 on the Cole Size Card, being approximately as follows : — 
 
 T (34°) up to 15 centimeters or nearly 6 inches high. 
 
 S (16°) 
 
 ' 17-5 
 
 7 
 
 D(I2°) 
 
 " 20 " 
 
 8 
 
 (8°) 
 
 ' 25 
 
 " 10 " 
 
 a (4°) 
 
 ' 30 
 
 " 12 " 
 
 F (f°) ' 
 
 ' 35 
 
 14 
 
 Whenever the width is less than three fifths of the height 
 Nar. is prefixed. 
 
 Whenever the width is more than three fourths of the 
 height Sq. is prefixed. 
 
 When the width is more than the height Ob.\% prefixed. 
 
Introduction 
 
 When the rooms of this Association were 
 opened and its library placed at the disposal not 
 only of members, but of the numerous inquirers 
 who sought information here upon special insur- 
 ance topics, it soon became appai^ent that some 
 classification of the literature of fire insurance 
 was greatly needed. Nothing of the kind ap- 
 parently had ever been attempted, and whatever 
 we undertook had to be done without the benefit 
 of precedent or example. Beginning naturally 
 very modestly, as we were limited both by lack 
 of experience and lack of funds, our first step 
 was to card-index the titles and authors of our 
 books and pamphlets ; and this was followed by 
 including the subjects and writers of all special 
 papers read before the Associations and Institutes 
 whose proceedings and journals we had in hand. 
 Next it was essayed to make a record of the most 
 important articles contained in bound volumes 
 of insurance magazines, because practically al 
 of the earlier volumes of such magazines were 
 
xii Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 published without indexes ; but this undertaking called for so 
 much time to be devoted to looking through the volumes that 
 it has not progressed beyond a beginning. 
 
 Scrapbooks were also arranged, into which were gathered 
 articles of interest appearing in daily newspapers and publi- 
 cations not exclusively devoted to insurance. All this was 
 done by workers untrained in library work and hampered by 
 lack of means ; but finally enough material was secured to 
 justify an effort at classification, and the results of that effort 
 are presented in this volume. Nothing is listed therein but 
 what is actually in our files, and nothing is duplicated, an 
 entry being made but once and then credited either to the 
 author of a book, the writer of a paper, or, failing accredited 
 authorship, to the periodical in which it is to be found. An 
 index, however, is added where all the entries credited to any 
 given author are grouped by number under his name. 
 
 As to the classification itself it might be much improved ; 
 but as it is the first of its kind it is put forward with the hope 
 that it will be found at least better than none at all. It is 
 arranged alphabetically, and under headings that, so far as 
 possible, have been made self -suggestive. 
 
 While the main effort of the Association has been to es- 
 tablish a librarv of fire and marine insurance literature, it has 
 incidentally come into possession of many books relating to 
 other branches of insurance, and all of these are entered under 
 the one classification of "Life Insurance" ; not because they 
 belong there, but because it was not deemed worth while at 
 this time to make special classifications for branches other than 
 those most pi-ominently represented in our collection. 
 
 In nothing has greater difficulty been encountered than 
 in the effort to gather together complete sets of Proceedings 
 and Transactions of field organizations and foreign institutes. 
 Although containing most valuable contributions from practi- 
 cal men, these yearly publications have hitherto been allowed 
 to quickly drop from sight, and the search required to bring 
 together complete files of them has been successful only be- 
 cause persistent and insistent. 
 
Introduction. xiii 
 
 Equally difficult has been the work of building up com- 
 plete files of Insurance Journals, only one publisher being 
 able to furnish his paper complete from its beginning, and in 
 a majority of cases it being impossible to secure from the 
 others even correct sketches of the history of their papers. 
 The correspondence entailed by our efforts to secure missing 
 volumes has been voluminous to an extent justified only by 
 the results herein recorded, which we feel are the more 
 surprising when their moderate money cost is considered. 
 This we owe chiefly to the generosity of the publishers, who 
 have not only furnished us with current issues from year to 
 year, but have given us every assistance in adveitising for 
 volumes needed. Their generosity has been ably seconded 
 in many instances by that of companies who allowed us to go 
 through their accumulations of periodicals and take therefrom 
 any publication wanted for our own files. 
 
 In connection with our search for missing volumes a 
 singular fact may be noted for the benefit of other searchers, 
 and that is that in many instances volumes are included by 
 journals in their enumerations which, as a fact, were never 
 issued. Commonly this grows out of a change of name, the 
 new journal continuing the volume enumeration of the old 
 one ; but almost as often it is the result of changes from semi- 
 annual to annual publication ; under any circumstances it is 
 confusing and discouraging to those who spend time seeking 
 for volumes that were never published. So far as we have 
 learned of these and other changes in enumeration or make- 
 up or title of journals, we have noted the same in our sketch 
 of each in this volume, in the hope that the information may 
 be of service not only to our own members but to students of 
 insurance literature in other parts of the world. 
 
 It is our impression that the titles of the papers read be- 
 fore the Associations of this country and the Institutes of 
 Great Britain have never before been brought together and 
 classified, and in this it is possible that our work may be of 
 value to the members of those organizations wherever located. 
 If so, we shall regard it as some requital for their kindness. 
 
xiv Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 and more particularly that of their Secretaries, in helping 
 us to make our sets complete. 
 
 The volumes referred to as "Mutual Publications" are 
 compiled by us, and contain the circulars issued to members 
 of the Boston Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Company, 
 furnished us through the courtesy of that Company. 
 
 In gathering together a record of articles and books 
 referring to Buildings and Building Laws, as well as in listing 
 the addresses made before Associations of Firemen, it is be- 
 lieved that material is secured that cannot fail to be of use in 
 the business of fire insurance. Electrical hazards are also of 
 such importance in that business that a special classification 
 of books and pamphlets relating thereto has been made ; and 
 publications relating to Acetyline and its hazards are listed in 
 connection with those on inflammable oils. 
 
 Some of the most thoughtful and pertinent suggestions in 
 our business have been made by presiding officers of Field 
 Associations in their annual addresses, and in order to afford 
 some means of referring to these a separate classification of 
 sucii addresses is made, showing when and by whom they 
 were delivered. 
 
 No effort has been made to collect Rate Books and 
 Tariffs, but a few have been preserved as of interest in con- 
 nection with the fire insurance history of Boston, or as illus- 
 trating customs of the business in other pai-ts of the world. 
 
 In prosecuting our work we have had occasion to invoke 
 the assistance of many correspondents, at home and abroad, 
 whose generous help it would be a pleasure to acknowledge 
 here by name were the list not too long for the limits of our 
 volume. We must therefore content ourselves with putting 
 on record our appreciation of the services rendered us, and 
 our feeling that without such assistance this catalogue, lacking 
 material, could not have been compiled. 
 

 mm^\^'Mmm\mMWM\\^ 
 
 Adjusters and Adjusting 
 
 Including Special Agents' Hand Books, (See also Arguments, 
 Briefs of Counsel, Legal Opinions, and Referees' Decisions,) 
 
 looi. Abbey (A,J. B»): Law Relative to Other Insurance. 
 (Weekly Underwriter Prize Essay, signed "Joshua Mid- 
 dlebrook " ; Honorable Mention.) Northzvcst^ iSSi, 
 /. 313. 
 
 1 003, American Exchange and Review (co)iti?iued o?i next 
 
 Blanket Insurance, Probabilities in. Vol. XXXIV. 
 
 P- 173- 
 Fire Insurance vs. Riot. Vol. XXXI. p. sSS. 
 Graduation of Building Depreciation. Vol. XXXIV. 
 -jtiL p. 138. 
 
 ^ Legal Interpretation of the Fire Policy and its Wording. 
 Vol. XXXIII. p. 1 30. 
 
 Loss by Explosion and Fire, Proximate 
 _ Cause. Vol. XXXIII. p. iS^. 
 
2^ Insui'ance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1 002. American Exchange and Review (conchided)* 
 Relative Subjection to Damage, and Salvage Possibilities, 
 
 of Wool and Cotton. Vol. XXXVII. p. 175. 
 Substance Loss and Value Loss in Fire Insurance. Vol. 
 XXXII. p. 206. 
 
 1003. Andre (A. A.): What to Do After a Fire; being ad- 
 vice by an Adjuster to persons insured. San Francisco., 
 PampJilet Sq. 6"., pp. 22. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. X. 
 
 1004. Atkins (Richard): The Average Clause; or Hints 
 on the Settlement of Claims for Losses by Fire under 
 Mercantile Policies. London.^ 1S60, Z>., pp. loS. 
 
 1005. Bates (Thomas): Suggestions in Regard to Waivers. 
 
 N'orthwest, 1SS9, /. 59. 
 
 1006. Beck (L.): Mortgage Interest. Faci/ic, iSSo, p. 100. 
 
 1007. Beddall (K R): Duties of a Special Agent. X. 7. 
 State, 1S96, p. 10. 
 
 1008. Berne (J. J.): Adjusters' Field Companion; Tables 
 and Examples of Values and Depreciations. Chicago., 
 1890, O., pp. 187. 
 
 1009. : Best Rule for Adjusting Non-Concurrent Poli- 
 cies. XortJnvest., iSSS,/. 104. 
 
 lOio. : Law Relative to Other Insurance. (Weekly 
 
 Underwriter Prize Essay, signed "Adjuster" ; Honorable 
 Mention.) Xorthwest., 1881,/. 222. 
 
 loi I . : The Insurance Contract ; Adjustments and Ad- 
 justers. Northxvcst., 1S86, /. 140. 
 
 1012. Beveridge (David): The Current Form of Policy. 
 No rt Invest, 1S77, Appendix. 
 
 1 01 3. : Waiver and Estoppel. No7'tJnvest, 1878, 
 
 Appendix. 
 
Adjusters and Adjusting:. 3 
 
 1014. Blodget (A. C): Law of Waiver and Estoppel; an 
 
 Insurance Case. Detroit, iSSi, Pajuphlet O., pp. 8. 
 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 J015. : Proximate Cause of Loss under Fire Insurance 
 
 Policies. Philadelphia, iSSi, Pamphlet O., //. 7. 
 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
 1016. : Referees' Report on Policy Covering "Pat- 
 terns." Philadelphia, 1880, Pamphlet 0.,pp. 4. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
 1017. Bokce (D. M,): The Adjuster; Is he Made or Born? 
 Pacific, 1SS9, /. 71. 
 
 I o 1 8 . Boston Manufacturers^ Mutual Publications : 
 Adjustment of Losses. Vol. II. p. i. 
 What Constitutes Indemnity. Vol. II. p. 153. 
 What to Do After a Fire. Vol. I. /. 63. 
 
 1019. Bromwell (L. L.): Fraud, Misrepresentation, Con- 
 cealment. Pacijic, 1S80, /. 94. 
 
 1020. Case (Charles Lyman): Advice to Young Special 
 Agents. JVorthzuest, 1S8S, /. 49. 
 
 102 1. Chalmers (W. L.): Bureau System of Adjusting. 
 Pacific, 18S8,/. 54. 
 
 1022. • Losses and Adjustments. Pacijic, iSS"], p. 2^. 
 
 1023. : Some Mistakes in the Management of Fire Loss 
 
 Adjustments. Pacific, iS^j, p. 6S. 
 
 1024. Chronicle: Apportionment of Non-Concurrent Policies 
 in Rossiter's and other Storehouses, 1S89. Chrofiicle, 
 Vol. XL III. pp. 266 and 304. 
 
 1025. Covington (J. L): Adjustment of Fire Losses. 
 
 Xorthzcest, 1882,/. 187. 
 
 1026. De Camp (J. M.): The Special Agent: His Duties, 
 Methods of Performing them, and w^hat he Should be. 
 (Chronicle Prize Essay signed "Cicero." First Prize.) 
 North-joest, 1881,/. 143. 
 
4 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1027. Dosser (Chas.E.): Adjusters and Adjustments ; Their 
 Relation to Public Sentiment. Northwest^ 1S94, p. 142. 
 
 1028. Driffield (V. G): Garnishments before Proofs. Pa- 
 cijic, 1S92, /. 130. 
 
 1029. : Statutory Requirements of the Various States. 
 
 Pacific^ 1SS9, p. 22, 
 
 1030. Dutton (W. J.): Co-Existent Fire and Marine Poli- 
 cies. Pacific^ 1893,^. 138. 
 
 103 1. Edwards (L. B»): Adjustment before Loss. Pacijic^ 
 1892,/. 175. 
 
 1032. Explosions of Gun Powder to Prevent the Spread of 
 Fire. Proceedings of a Trial in the Supreme Court of 
 New Jersey involving Liability of the Mayor of New York 
 for goods destroyed by blowing up Warehouses containing 
 same to stop Great Fire in 1835. New 2'ork, 1852, O., 
 1>P' 332. 
 
 1033. Explosions of Gun Powder to Prevent tlie Spread of 
 Fire. Legal Opinions obtained by the Adjusters' Associa- 
 tion on the Liability of Insui'ance Companies for Property 
 destroyed or damaged to prevent the spread of fire in the 
 great Boston Conflagration. Boston^ 1S72, PampJiIet O., 
 pp. 16. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. V. 
 
 1034. Faymonville (Bernard): The Insurer's Liability on 
 Buildings in Course of Construction. Pacific^ 1892, p. 
 "5- 
 
 1035. : Proper Vice. Pacific^ 1888,/. 57. 
 
 1036. Ferry (G P.): Losses and Adjustments. Pacrftc, 
 1886,/. 69. 
 
 1037. Finch (John A.): Appraisal and Award. New Tor k, 
 1897, Pa?nphlet Z>., pp. 22. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. IX. 
 
 1038. : Insurance Companies in Court. Northwest, 
 
 1888,/. 58. 
 
Adjusters and Adjusting. 5 
 
 1039. Finney (J. G.): Field vs. The Office. North-west, 
 
 1SS2,/. 133. 
 
 1040. Fowler (J. A.): Mathematical Adjustment of Fire 
 Loss. American Exchatige and Review, Vol. XXXV. 
 p. 204. 
 
 1041. Fox (W. F.): Law Relative to Other Insurance. 
 (Weekly Underwriter Prize Essay, signed " Rob Roy"; 
 First Prize.) Northxvest, 1881,/. 193. 
 
 1042. : The Special Agents' and Adjusters' Hand- 
 book. Second edition. Chicago, \^?>'^, Nar. S.,pp. 194. 
 
 1043. : The Special Agents' and Adjusters' Hand- 
 book. Third edition. Chicago, \Z()\, Nar. S., pp. 2"^^. 
 
 1044. : The Special Agent, His Duties, Methods of 
 
 Performing Them, and What He Should Be. (Chronicle 
 Prize Essay, signed "Novice"; Honorable Mention.) 
 North-west, 1881, p. i^ji. 
 
 1045. Gates ("W. E.): Some Notes on Fire Loss Adjust- 
 ments. Wales, Record No. 90. 
 
 1046. Garniss ( J. R.): Losses and Adjustments. Pacific, 
 1S83,/. 20. 
 
 1047. Getman (Nellis): Hints to Insurers Against Fire 
 Before, During, and After Loss.) Johnsto-wn, N. T., 
 1S97, Pamphlet Sq. T., pp. 15. Bound Pamphlets, 
 Vol. X. 
 
 1048. Gibbons ("W. H.): Small Loss Adjustments. Pacific, 
 1S97,/. 148. 
 
 1049. Goodfellow (W. S.): Garnishments. Pacific, 1898, 
 /. 82. 
 
 1050. Grant (George F.): Special Agents. Pacific, 1884, 
 P- 75- 
 
 105 1. Grant (H. M.): A Celebrated Case — The Bonner 
 Mercantile Company's Loss at Butte City, Mont. Pacific, 
 1890, /. 29. 
 
6 Insurance Libraty Association of Boston. 
 
 1052. Grant (H. M.) : Upon the Element of Estimate in 
 Loss Adjustments. Pacific^ 1S91,/. 119. 
 
 1053. Griswold (Jeremiah): Handbook of Adjustments of 
 Loss or Damage by Fire for the use of Fire Underwriters. 
 Second edition. N'exv Tork, 1882, O.^ pp. 171. 
 
 1054. : Handbook of Adjustments of Loss or Damage 
 
 by Fire for the use of Fire Underwriters, Third edition. 
 New 2'o}'k, 1894, ^'1 PP' 17S. 
 
 1055. Gunnison (A. R.): Rules for Apportionment. Pa- 
 cifc, 1 885, /. 75. 
 
 1056. Harbeck (E.): Adjusters and Adjustments. North- 
 west, 1SS8, /. 1 38. 
 
 1057. Harvey (Wm.)t Conditions in Fire Policies. Edin- 
 b u rgh , Vol. III. p. 331. 
 
 1058. Hine (C. C): A few Oddities of Insurance Litigation. 
 
 Northwest., 1892,/. 77, 
 
 1059. Holden (J. L,): Depreciation of Property. North- 
 
 xvest., 1878, p. 34. 
 
 1060. Holloway (George A,): Field Experience. North- 
 %vest, 1S77,/. 29. 
 
 1061. Hore (William H.); Remarks on the Apportionment 
 of Fire Losses, illustrating by numerous Examples the 
 Practice of the Offices in complicated Average and Non- 
 Average cases ; and suggesting means by which the diffi- 
 culties hitherto experienced in apportioning losses covered 
 by non-current policies may be avoided in the future. 
 Londojt., 1870, O., pp. 117. 
 
 1062. Howell (Thomas): Fire Insurance from an Assessor's 
 Point of View. Birmingham, 1893-4, not paged. 
 
 1063. Insurance Monitor (contl?i2eed on next page)* 
 Building in Course of Construction; Whose Loss is it? 
 
 Vol. XXV. p. ^•$>^. 
 
Adjusters and Adjusting. 7 
 
 1063. Insurance Monitor (concluded) : 
 
 Cost of Buildings per cubic foot. Vol. XL V. p. 4S9. 
 Falling Walls; Damage from. Vol. XXV. pp. 391, 444. 
 Family Wearing Apparel, What does it consist of? Vol. 
 
 XXIV. p. 480. 
 Waiver in attempting to Adjust a Loss. Vol. XXVI. p. 
 
 349- 
 Warranty of Occupancy throughout the year. Vol. 
 XXIV. p. 480. 
 
 1064. Kent (Henry T.): Warranty vs. Representation. 
 NortJrjcest^ 1890,/. 69. 
 
 1065. Kinne (G M.): Apportionment of Loss under the 
 Kinne Rule as recommended by resolutions of the Asso- 
 ciation. Pacific., 18S6, /. 112. 
 
 1066. : Apportionment of Loss under Non-Concurrent 
 
 Policies. Pacific^ 1884,/. 61. 
 
 1067. Laird (John): The Average Conditions and Independ- 
 ent Liability. Glasg'ozv, Second Series, p. 311. 
 
 1068. Lowden ("W. H.)t Adjustment of Book Losses. Pa- 
 cifc, iSSj,p. 89. 
 
 1069. : Hints on Book Losses. San Fraiicisco, 1887? 
 
 0.,pp. 14. 
 
 1070. : The Measure of Manufacturer's Damage. Pa- 
 cific ., 1891, /. 144. 
 
 107 1. : What to do When the Books are Burned. 
 
 Pacijic, 1890,/. 81. 
 
 1072. Lucas (W. P»): The Special Agents' and Adjusters' 
 Companion. (Manuscript Index compiled by the Insur- 
 ance Library Association.) Oil City, Pa., 1897, -^^^^- 
 O., pp. 81. 
 
 1073. Lye (Henry): Adjustment of Fire Losses. Scrap 
 Book, p. 22. 
 
8 Insurance Library Association of Boston, 
 
 1074. Macadam (J. M.): Fire Policy as Collateral Security. 
 Wales, Record 47. 
 
 1075. • Is Mortgagee's Interest in Lease of an Hotel 
 
 insurable? Wales, Record ^o. 
 
 1076. Maccall (John Campbell): The Art and Practice of 
 Account Keeping. Glasgozv, First Series, p. 317. 
 
 1077. Mallett (Robert F.): When is Fire not a Fire.? Nor- 
 ■wich Union Magazine, Vol. VI. /. 45. 
 
 107S. McVey (A. H.): Doctrine of Waiver as applied to 
 Adjustments. Northwest, 1S93, /. 134. 
 
 1079. : Legal Aspect of the Appraisement Contract. 
 
 Northwest, 1896, p. 143. 
 
 loSo. Montgomery (Harford H.): Points requiring partic- 
 ular attention in the settlement of Fire Losses in Ii-eland. 
 Dtiblin, 1 88 7, Pamphlet O., pp. 25. 
 
 1081. Montgomery (W^Jt.): Policy Conditions and their 
 Bearing upon Loss Settlements. Federation, 1898, p. 
 
 195. 
 
 1083. Niles (Edward): Special Agents. Pacific, 1892,/. 
 24. 
 
 1083. : Special Agents. Pacijic, 1898, p. 28. 
 
 1084. Noverre (G £♦): Concerning the Contribution Con- 
 dition. Norwich, 1896-7,/. 31. 
 
 1085. Osborn (Russell W.): Adjustment of Partial Losses. 
 Pacific, 1894,/. 94. 
 
 1086. Outcalt (Peter): Adjusting. The Adjuster, Vol. 
 IV. p. 112. 
 
 1087. : Ethical Shading of Depreciation and Discount 
 
 on Time Bills. Pacific, 1890,/. 18. 
 
 0S8. : Professional Errors. Pacific, iSc)2, p. S^. 
 
Adjusters and Adjusting;. 9 
 
 10S9. Palache ("Whitney): The Special Agent from a Spe- 
 cial Agent's Standpoint. Pacijic^ 1S95,/. 44. 
 
 1090. Pipkin (Samuel J.): The Average conditions of a 
 Fire Insurance Policy. Glasgo'v^ Third Series^ p. 313. 
 
 1091. Polak (J. R. F.): Adjusting Losses. An address de- 
 livered before the Underwriters Convention held at Sa- 
 vannah, Ga., May 12, 1895. Western Insurance Re- 
 view^ Vol. VIII. p. 520. 
 
 1092. Raynolds (Robert L.): Special Agency Work. 
 Northwest, 1894,/. 82. 
 
 1093. Report of the Committee on Salvages in the Free 
 and Bonded Warehouses on South Street, New York, de- 
 stroyed by fire April 16, 1865. Nevj York, 1866, Sq, 
 ^.,/A76. 
 
 1094. Rice (E. P.): Contribution in Fire Losses. North- 
 west, 1880, p. 44. (Reviewed in A7?iericmi Exchange 
 and Review, V^ol. XXXIV. p. 375.) 
 
 1095. Richards (T. D.)j Liability for Property Removed to 
 escape Conflagration. Wales, Record i\2. 
 
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 1097. Rogers (Joseph M.): Arbitration. Northwest, 1878, 
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 109S. Scudder (Henry J.)j Cash Value of Property at Time 
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 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VIL 
 
 1099. Sexton ("William): Adjusting. Pacijic, i^^^, p. $1. 
 
 HOC. : Apportionment of Loss under Non-concurrent 
 
 Policies. Pacific, 1883,/. 100; 1S84,/. 41. 
 
 iioi. Smalley (B. D.): When shall an Adjuster DecHne 
 to make Proofs. Pacific, 1S93, /. 104. 
 
lo Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 II03. Spaulding (A. "W".)? Adjustment of Losses. North- 
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 1 103. : Depreciation to Buildings. Northwest^ 1879' 
 
 p. 124. 
 
 1 104. Swett (Frank H.): Insurable Interest. Pacific, i^^, 
 p. 26. 
 
 1 105. Thomas (W. P.): Losses and Adjustments. Pacific, 
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 1 106. Thompson (F. A.): Depreciation. Northwest, \'^()6, 
 p. 158. 
 
 1 107. Tiffany (H. S.): Special Agents' and Adjusters' As- 
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 Insurance and other valuable Statistics and References, 
 together with Tiffany's Digest of Depreciations. Ninth 
 edition. Chicago, 1887, Nar. O., pp. 437. 
 
 iioS. Van Voorhis (William H.): Decision as Referee in 
 Van Heusen & Charles vs. International Insurance Com- 
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 1869, Pamphlet O., pp. 4. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. V. 
 
 1 109. Vigeon (Harry): Depreciations; a Paper read before 
 the meeting of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of 
 Ontario, 1895. Scrap Book, p. 40^. 
 
 mo. "Waters (A. J.): Adjustment of Fire Losses on Build- 
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 nil. J Adjustment of Fire Losses on Buildings. 
 
 Northwest, 1878,/. 80. 
 
 1 1 12. : Machinery in Special Hazards; Cost and De- 
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 1 1 13. . Salvage, a Posthumous Compilation of Essays 
 
 and Sketches on Fire Insurance. Nexv 7'ork, 1882, O., 
 pp. 164. 
 
Adjusters and Adjusting. 1 1 
 
 1 1 14. Waters (A. J.) : The Special Agent, His Duties, 
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 1 1 17. ♦ Attachments or Garnishments before Proofs of 
 
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 1 122. Wright (G. Alexander): Estimating the Cost of 
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 Including Instruction Books from Companies, 
 
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 Fire Insurance Policy, and also to the Standard Fire 
 Insurance Policies of Maine and Minnesota. Boston^ 
 
 1896, Nar. O., pp. 7. 
 
 1 1 34. : Index to New York Standard Fire Insurance 
 
 Policy, and also to the Standard Fire Insurance Policies 
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 1 125. Aetna Insurance Qjmpany : Guide to Fire Insurance 
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 1 1 26. Amazon Insurance Company: Suggestions for the 
 benefit of People who insure property. Cincinnati, 
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 1 1 27. Andes Insurance Company: Manual of Fire Insur- 
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Agents* Text Books. 13 
 
 1 130. Campbell (Donald A.): The Fire Underwriters' Com- 
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 1 131. Clarke (Geo. C): Compensation of Agents. North- 
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 1 132. Compact: Proposed form of Local Board Compact 
 submitted to the Committee of Fifteen appointed to pre- 
 pare a Compact for the Metropolitan District. New 
 York, 1891, PampJilet O., pp. 30. Bound Pamphlets, 
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 1 133. Continental Insurance Company: Instruction Book. 
 Nexv York, 1S71, D., pp. loi. 
 
 1 134. Cornell (W. B.): Local Agents. Northxvest, 1875, 
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 1 135. Crawford (J. A.): Local Fire Insurance Agent; His 
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 1 136. Ducat (Arthur C): The Practice of Fire Underwrit- 
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 1 137. Finch (John A.): The Insurance Agent ; His Rights, 
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 1 138. German- American Insurance Company: Instruction 
 Book for Agents. New Tork, Pamphlet Nar. O., pp. 
 10. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. IX. 
 
 1 139. Griswold (Jeremiah): Fire Insurance Agents' Text 
 Book ; an annotated Dictionary of the terms and technical 
 phrases in use among Fire L^nderwriters, to which is 
 appended a Policy Form Book with brief hints on Policy 
 writing; the whole supplemented by valuable short rate 
 and pro rata Cancellation and Time Tables. Montreal., 
 1888, D., pp. 211. 
 
 1 140. : Fire Underwriters' Text Book. New Tork, 
 
 1872, 0.,pp. 829. 
 
14 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1 141. Griswold (Jeremiah): Fire Underwriters' Text Book. 
 Second edition. Montreal^ 1S89, O., ^/. 903. 
 
 1 142. Hartford Fire Insurance G)mpany: Instructions and 
 Explanations for the use and Direction of Agents. Hart- 
 ford^ 1839, Pamphlet Nar. D.^pp. 27. Bound Pampli- 
 
 lets, Vol. VII. 
 
 1 143. J Instructions and Rates of Premium for use of 
 
 Agents. Columbus^ Ohio^ 1S60, O.^ pp. 58. 
 
 1 144. : Manual of Instruction. Hartford, 1882, O., 
 
 //• 7S. 
 
 1 145. Hine (C C): A Book of Forms; containing Forms 
 of Policies, Endorsements, Certificates, and other valuable 
 matter. Nezv York, 1865, O., pp. 39. 
 
 1 146. : Book of Forms ; containing Forms of Policies, 
 
 Indorsements, and other valuable matter, for the use of 
 Agents and others. New York, 1882, O., pp. 126. 
 
 1 147. . Fire Insurance ; a book of Instructions for the 
 
 use of Agents in the United States. New York, 188S, 
 0.,pp. 166. 
 
 114S. : Fire Insurance Hand-Book for use of Fire In- 
 surance Agents and others. New York, 1882, D., 
 pp. 222. 
 
 1 149. : Letters to an Agent from the Patriarch; a 
 
 familiar book of instructions for Fire Insurance Agents, 
 in the which divers topics are treated in a manner quite 
 unlike that adopted by the more formal writers. New 
 York, iSje, D., pp. 144. 
 
 1 150. Hine (CO and Nichols (W. S.): The Agents' 
 Hand-Book of Insurance Law (Fire Insurance). New 
 York, 1887, 0.,pp. 95. 
 
 1 151. Home Fire Insurance G)mpany: Manual containing 
 general rules and instructions, with Forms of Policies and 
 
A§:ents^ Text Books. 15 
 
 Endorsements for the use of the Agents connected with 
 its Southern Department ; prepared and published under 
 the direction of the Company. Neiv Tork^ iS77» ^-t 
 pp. C)6. 
 
 1153. Luke (Robert A»): Local Agents and Adjustments. 
 Pacific^ 1S9S,/, 54. 
 
 1 153. Martin (Louis H.): Right to the Point; A manual 
 for Fire Insurance Agents. Indianapolis.^ 1S9S, 6"., 
 pp. 69. 
 
 1 154. Merchants* Lisurance Company: Explanatory re- 
 marks and observations on the subject of Fire Insurance. 
 Boston., i8-3r D..,pp. 16. 
 
 ii5v Moore (F. C): Fires, their Causes, Prevention, and 
 Extinction ; combining also A Guide to Agents respecting 
 Insurance against loss by fire, and containing information 
 as to the Construction of Buildings, Special features of 
 manufacturing hazards. Writing of Policies, Adjustment 
 of losses, etc. New York., 1885, D..,pp. 290. 
 
 1 156. Niles (Edward): Underwriters' Clerks; their duties 
 
 and opportunities. San Frajicisco., , Pamphlet (9., 
 
 //. 4. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
 1 157. Osborn (R. WJ: Fifty Law Lessons. San Fran- 
 cisco., 1895, D..,pp. 60. 
 
 1 158. Protection Insurance Company : Instructions and Ex- 
 planations for the L'se and Direction of the Agents of the 
 Company. Hartford., 1S37, Pamphlet D., pp. 28. 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VII. 
 
 1 159. Rogers (Joseph M.): Principles and Practice of Fire 
 Underwriting systematically arranged. Fourth edition. 
 Ne-ju York, 18S3, D.,pp. 149. 
 
 1 160. Sexton (William): Local Agents. Pacijic, 1S81,/. 
 
1 6 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1161. Southern Insurance Directory: Local Boards and 
 How to Meet Competition of Non-Board Agents. 1S87, 
 p. 277. 
 
 1 163. ; Practical Hints to Agents. Published in each 
 
 year's issue, with changes and additions; iSSS to 1898 
 inclusive. 
 
 1 163. Tiffany (H» S.)j ^'^^^ Insui-ance Agents Instruction 
 Book, together with a Digest of Depreciations and Rules for 
 ascertaining the Cost of Buildings by their cubic contents. 
 Twenty-sixth edition. Chicago^ 1890, D.^pp. 256. 
 
 1 164. : Policy Forms for Fire Insurance Agents. 
 
 Fourth edition. Chicago^ 1S90, Z>., pp. 345. 
 
 1 165. Union Fire Insurance Company: Instructions for 
 Agents. Second edition. Buffalo.^ 1S90, O., ^/. 40. 
 
 1 166. "^zz^ (Samuel R.): Hand Book for Fire Insurance 
 Agents ; an instructive treatise on Prevailing Methods and 
 Practices in the Fire Insurance Business. New Tor^, 
 1S95, B., pp. 152. 
 
 1 167. Woodworth (C H.): The Demand upon Local 
 Agents and Our Response. Address before Ohio Asso- 
 ciation of Local Fire Insurance Agents, August, 1898. 
 Pafuphlet O., pp. 7. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. X. 
 
Arguments 
 
 briefs of Counsel, Legal Opinions, Referees' Tfecisions, and 
 Similar 'Papers. 
 
 1168. American Insurance Company of Chicago : Decision 
 as to Liability of Policy Holders upon Installment Notes 
 given for Fire Premiums. Chicago, 1876, Pamphlet 
 O., pp. 8. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VII. 
 
 1 169. Barnard (Daniel): Argument before Insurance Com- 
 mittee of New Hampshire House upon the Bill prescrib- 
 ing a Valued Policy. Concord, 1885, Pamphlet O., pp. 
 31. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
 1 170. Beaman (Chas. C, Jr.): The Alabama Claims and 
 their final and amicable Settlement. Washmgton, 1871, 
 Pamphlet O., pp. 358. 
 
 1 171. Benton (J. H., Jr.): Argument before the Committee 
 on Taxation of the Legislature of Massachusetts against 
 the Bill to Increase the Tax upon Foreign Insurance Com- 
 panies. Boston, 1882, Pamphlet O., pp. 48. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
 1 172. Cutler et al. vs. Royal Insurance Company: Co- 
 Insurance Clause does not void the clause requiring notice 
 of other insurance ; Decision of Supreme Court of Con- 
 necticut. Boston, 1898, Pamphlet O., pp. 6. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. X. 
 
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1 8 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1 173. Eastman (Sam'l C): Argument before the Insurance 
 Committee of the New Hampshire House on the Valued 
 PoHcy Bill. Concord, 1885, PampJilet O., pp. 39. 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
 1 1 74. Hearing on a Petition to Permit Re-insurance in fire 
 companies not authorized to do business in Massachusetts. 
 Boston, 1891, Pamphlet O., pp. 38. Bound Pamphlets, 
 Vol. I. 
 
 1 175. Hinc (C C): Circular on A National Insurance Law 
 issued as Secretary of the Committee of Thirteen ap- 
 pointed by the Convention of Nov. ist, 1865, Ne-w York, 
 1866, Pamphlet O., pp. 52. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
 1 1 76. Hopkins (C. T.): Outline of Plan for a Federal 
 Agency Bureau ; being a letter addressed to all Managers 
 of Agency Fire Insurance Companies in the United 
 States ; also a paper on Federal Legislation on Inter-State 
 and Foreign Insurance. San Francisco, 1883, Pamphlet 
 O., pp. 43. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
 1 1 77. Knowles (Charles R.): Speech in the House of 
 Assembly of New York on State Supervision of Insur- 
 ance. Albany, 1879, Painphlet O., pp. 17. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. VII. 
 
 1 1 78. MuIIins (C, F.): An Argument against the Prohibi- 
 tion of Fire Underwriters' Associations contemplated by 
 bills before the Senate of the State of California. San 
 Francisco, 1889, Pamphlet O., pp. 16. Bound Pam- 
 phlets, Vol. X. 
 
 1 1 79. Putnam Fire Insurance Company: Circular to Stock- 
 holders. Hartford, \'$,']o. Pamphlet O., pp. \6. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. V. 
 
 1 180. Putnam (Henry H.): A Review of the Arguments 
 advanced in Support of a Discriminating Tax on the 
 American branches of Foreign Insurance Companies. 
 Boston, 1898, D.,pp. 40. 
 
Afgoments. ^9 
 
 1 1 8i . Reed vs. "Washingfton F. & M. Insurance Qjmpany : 
 
 Reference Clause in the Massachusetts Standard Policy. 
 
 Defendants' Brief. Boston^ i8S6, Pamphlet O., pp. 21. 
 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VIII. 
 J 182. J Supreme Court Record and Decision. Boston, 
 
 1SS5, PampJilet O., pp. 39. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
 1 183. Ripley vs. Aetna Insurance Company: Warranty as 
 to Watchman and Clock. Defendants' Paper Book, Su- 
 preme Court of New York. , 1859, O., pp. 239. 
 
 1 184. Sansum (Oliver B.): The Contract of Fire Insurance ; 
 being a Proposed form of Policy. Chicago, 1869, Pam- 
 phlet 0.,pp. 13. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VIII. 
 
 1 185. Shattuck (Geo. O.): Argument before the Joint 
 Standing Committee on Taxation of the Legislature of 
 Massachusetts against the Bill to Increase the Tax upon 
 Foreign Insurance Companies. Boston, 1882, Pamphlet 
 O., //. 14. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
 11S6. Sherman (Amos): A Defence of Insurance Com- 
 panies and Insurance Agents; Speech delivered in the 
 Rhode Island House of Representatives. Central Falls, 
 1877, Pamphlet 0.,pp. 7. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VII. 
 
 1 187. Smyth (John F.): Should State Supervision of In- 
 surance Companies be Abolished? A letter sent out to 
 Companies with their Replies thereto. Albany, 1879, 
 Pamphlet O., pp. 16. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
 1 188. Trull ("Wm. C): Opinion in the matter of the Valid- 
 ity of a Statute discriminating between Foreign Fire In- 
 surance Companies in the Tax imposed as a Condition of 
 transacting Business within a State. Neiv York, 1897, 
 Pamphlet Nar. O., pp. 40. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. IX. 
 
 1 189. Tyler (Nathaniel): An Argument for a National 
 Bureau of Insurance. Nexv York, 1879, Pamphlet O., 
 pp. 31. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
buildings 
 
 'Building ^Departments and 'Building La<zos. 
 
 1 190. Abbott (Samuel, Jr.): The Importance of an Under- 
 standing between Underwriters and Building Inspectors, 
 with a view of having a thorough inspection of all build- 
 ings at least twice a year. Engineers^ 18S7, p. 70. 
 
 iiQi, . The Proper Location of Gas Meters in Build- 
 ings. Engineers, 1894,/. 155. 
 
 1 192. American Architect and Building News : Fireproof- 
 ing Tests. May 8, 1897, /. 45. 
 
 1 193. American Exchange and Review: 
 
 Brick and Stone Walls, Fire Resistance of. Vol. 
 
 XXXIV. p. IT I. 
 Buildings, Undue deterioration of. Vol. XXXV. p. 168. 
 Concrete Floors, Are they safe? V^ol. XXXIII. p. 17. 
 Fire Resisting Columns. Vol. XXXIV. p. 208. 
 Theatres ; Fire Risk and Fire Defence of. Vol. 
 
 XXXVIII. p. 1 88. 
 
 1 194. American Society of Mechanical Engineers: Report 
 of Committee on Fireproofing Tests. Transactions, Vol. 
 XVII I, December, 1896. 
 
 1 1 95 . Architecture and Building (continued on next page) : 
 Dangers of the Sky Scrapers. December 12, 1896, /. 285. 
 Fireproof Building Construction in Pittsburgh Fire. June 
 
 13, 1897,/. 379. 
 
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Buildingfs* 21 
 
 1 195. Architecture and Building (co?icl!(ded)i 
 Fireproofing in the Pittsburgh Fire. June 12, 1897, 
 
 p. 277. 
 Tall Building Controversy. January iS, 1896, p. 25. 
 
 1 196. Atkinson (Edward): Cellar or No Cellar. Pam- 
 phlct O., //. 4. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VIII. 
 
 iic)7. : Fireproof Buildings. American Architect 
 
 atui Building Ne-ws^ January 29, 1898, p. 36. 
 
 ii^S. : Mill Construction; What it is, What it is not. 
 
 Patnpiilet O., //. 4. Bound Pamplets, Vol. VIII. 
 
 jic)9. • Mill Floors. American Architect and Build- 
 ing Nexvs^ November 20, 1886, p, 247. 
 
 1200. Boston: Digest of the Statutes and of the Ordinances 
 relating to the Inspection and Construction of Buildings in 
 the City of Boston. 1889, O., //. 75, and 24 Plates. 
 
 1 201. : Pocket Manual of the Building Laws, revised 
 
 and corrected to July i, 1894. Boston^ Nar. O., pp. 128. 
 
 1202. Boston Manufacturers^ Mutual Publications (con- 
 
 tinued on next page) \ 
 Basement Floors. Vol. II. p. 164. Vol. IV. p. $. 
 Cost of a one-story Mill. Vol. II. /. 31. 
 Diffusion of Light. Vol. III. pp. 128, 145, 146. Vol. 
 
 IV. p. 24. 
 ^ Factory Construction, Rules for. Vol. I. p. 71. 
 Fire Doors. Vol. I. pp. 24, 140. Vol. III. p. 52. 
 and Shutters ; Specifications for. Vol. II. pp. 8, 
 
 12, 38. 
 
 ; Sketch of Automatic. Vol. III. p. loi. 
 
 Fire Escapes. Vol. I. pp. 141, 142. V^ol. II. p. 34. 
 Fire Resisting Ivlaterials ; Report on Tests of. Vol. III. 
 
 p.^(>. 
 Fire Retardent Partitions and Surfaces. Vol. III. pp. 
 
 129, 144, 145. 
 
J 3 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 [203. Boston Manufacturers' Mutual Publications (con- 
 cluded) : 
 Fire Retardent Windows. Jo/. IV. pp. So, 82. 
 Fire Retardents on Wooden Surfaces. Vol. IV. p. 18. 
 Mill Construction. Vol. II. p. 233. 
 ; Tests of Wooden Posts, Specifications, etc. Vol. 
 
 I. pp. 105, 128, 148. 
 
 Paper Mills; Ideal Construction of. I'ol. II. p. 131. 
 
 Plans for the Construction of Slow-burning Office Build- 
 ings, Dwelling Houses, Brick Blocks, and Library 
 Buildings; Auxiliary to Main Factory Buildings. 
 Vol. III. p. 15. 
 
 Portable Factory; Suggestions for what may be called a. 
 Vol. II. p. 34. 
 
 Protection of Iron and Steel Beams and Posts. Vol. IV. 
 p. 19. 
 
 Protection of Large Areas of Wooden Surfaces, especially 
 in Roofs, from a rapid spread of Fire. Vol. IV. p. 10. 
 
 Roofs; Solid. Vol. I. p. ^z. 
 
 ; Outside coverings for flat. Vol. II. p. 171. 
 
 Slow-burning Construction, Strength of Floors and 
 Weights of Merchandise and Machinery. Vol. III. p. 
 49. 
 
 Storehouse; Specifications for a two-story wooden. Vol. 
 
 II. p. 239. 
 
 Storehouse Construction ; Specifications for. Vol. I. pp. 
 
 103, III, 150. Vol. II. p. 231. 
 and Protection, with plan. Vol. III. p. 40. Vol. 
 
 IV.p.iz. 
 Storehouses and Fire Retardent Partitions. Vol. IV. p. 7. 
 Wood Vulcanizing. J'ol. III. p- ^i- 
 
 1203. Biggert (F. C): Steel Roll Fire Door and Shutter. 
 Protection^ 1S98, p. "i^. 
 
 1204. British Fire Prevention Committee: Fire Tests with 
 Unprotected Columns ; being a Report by the Committee 
 on Fireproofing Tests, New York. London, 1898, 
 
 PainpJilet O., pp. 17. British, Vol. I. No. 11. 
 
Baildings. 23 
 
 1205. British Fire Prevention Committee: The Effect of 
 Fire ; being a Report on the Home Building Fire, Pitts- 
 burgh. Londoji, 1S98, Painphlet O., pp. 21. British, 
 Vol. I. No. 13. 
 
 1206. Cabot (F. E,): Boston Board Fire Door Frame. 
 Protection^ 1S9S, p. 73. 
 
 1207. Carrerc (John M.): Interior Fireproof Construction. 
 Etigineei-ing Alagazuie^ October^ 1S92, /. 95. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. X. 
 
 120S. Charleston^ S. C. : Report of Committee on Condition 
 of Buildings after the Earthquake, with a List of Build- 
 ings that should come down. Atlanta, 1S86, ob. Polio, 
 pp. 162. 
 
 1209. Chicago: An Ordinance pertaining to the Inspection, 
 Alteration, Construction, Repairing, and Removal of 
 Buildings, the Storage of Combustibles, and Other Regu- 
 lations pertaining to the Prevention of Fires. Chicago, 
 1876, Pamphlet, S. pp. 54. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. IX. 
 
 1 2 10. Qarke (Christopher): How to make High Buildings 
 Safe. Fire and Water, February 6, 1897, /. 42. 
 
 121 1. Damrell (John S,): Building Laws. N'. A. Build- 
 ings, 1895,/. 25. 
 
 I2I3. : Fireproof Buildings. Massachusetts, 1S90, 
 
 /. 69. 
 
 1213. Dansken (Alexander B.): Notes on Buildings. 
 Glasgoxv, First Series, p. 339. 
 
 1214. Darbyshire (Alfred): Theatre Exits. London, iS^S, 
 Pamphlet O., pp. 13. British, Vol. I. No. 4. 
 
 1 2 15. Engineering' News: Fireproof Construction in the 
 Pittsburgh Fire. May 20, 1897, p. 313 and Plates. 
 
24 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1 216. Expanded Metal Company: Expanded Metal and its 
 uses in Fireproof Construction. Boston^ 1896, Nar. S.^ 
 pp. 131. 
 
 1 217. Farrow (Frederick R>): Fire Resisting Floors used 
 in London. London^ 1898, Patnphlet O., pp. 20, Brit- 
 ish, Vol. L, No. 7. 
 
 1 2 18. Fire and Building; Regulations in Foreign Countries. 
 Reports from the Consuls of the United States in answer 
 to a Circular from the Department of State. Washing- 
 ton, 1892, 0.,pp. 543. 
 
 1219. Fire and "Water: Against High Buildings. Decem- 
 ber 5, 1896,/. 552. 
 
 1220. : High Buildings. December 26, 1896, pp. 
 
 575, 576- 
 
 1 22 1. Fitzsimmons (M. W.): Fireproofing Methods to Pre- 
 vent Fire from Spreading in Buildings. N. A. Build- 
 ings, 1895,/. 29. 
 
 1222. Flagg (Ernest): Argument against Tall Buildings. 
 Architect and Building, January 18, 1896, p. 32. 
 
 1223. Goet2(H. A.): The Anchoring of Buildings; pres- 
 ent defects and how improved. Engineers, 1889, p. 59. 
 
 1224. Hazen (J. M.): The Inspector of Buildings: his 
 Qiialifications, Duties, and General Standing. N. A. 
 Buildings, 1895,/. 21. 
 
 1225. Haxamcr (C. John): Construction and Interior Ar- 
 rangement of Buildings designed to be used as Theaters. 
 Philadelphia, iS^2, Pamphlet ^.,pp.iS' Bound Pamph- 
 lets, Vol. II. 
 
 1226. Himmelwright (A.L.A.): High Buildings. A^rth 
 
 American Rcviczu, Nove7nbcr, 1896,/'. 5S0. 
 
 1227. Huss (G. M.): Argument for Tall Buildings. 
 Architect and Building, January 18, 1S96, p. 32. 
 
Buildingfs. 25 
 
 122S. Jenney (W. L. B.): Best Fire-Proof Construction 
 for Buildings occupied for Mercantile Purposes. North- 
 ivest^ 1S97, p. 'J I. 
 
 1229. Lanza (Professor Gaetano): Strength of Wooden 
 Columns. Boston^ 18S3, Pajtiphlet O.^ pp. 50. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. II. 
 
 1230. Lcmmon (W. S.): Tin-Clad Fire Doors and Shut- 
 ters. Protection., 189S, /. 69. 
 
 1 23 1. Loring (S. £♦): Fire Test of Timber Frame Con- 
 struction. N. A. Buildings., 1895, p. 33. 
 
 1233. : Slow Burning Construction. N. A. Build- 
 ings, 1S95,/. 34. 
 
 1233. Marshall (Edward): Our Flimsy Fire-Traps. 
 Harper'' s Weekly., Decettiber 7, 1895,/. 1157. 
 
 1234. McDevitt ("William): Slow Burning Mill Construc- 
 tion. Engiiieers., 1894,/. 83. 
 
 1235. Montgomery ("William, Jr.): Notes on Details of 
 Building Construction. Ireland^ 1S92-3,/. 33. 
 
 1236. Moore (F. G): Economical Fire-Resisting Construc- 
 tion ; A treatise on Building. Nezv York., 1890, Pam- 
 phlet O., //. 36 and 14 Plates. Bound Pamphlets, 
 Vol. II. 
 
 1237. : How to Build Fireproof. LoJtdon, 1S98, 
 
 Pamphlet O., pp. 35. British, Vol. I. No. 10. 
 
 1238. : How to Build Fireproof and Slow Burning; 
 
 with Appendix containing Instructions for Construction of 
 Fire Doors and Shutters adopted by the New York Board 
 of Fire Underwriters, March 17, 1897. Second Edition. 
 Neiv York., 1898, Nar. O., pp. 85 and 23 Plates; Ap- 
 pendix, pp. 19. 
 
26 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1239. Moore (F. C.) : How To Build a Home; being sug- 
 gestions as to Safety from Fire, Safety to Health, Comfort, 
 Convenience, Durability and Economy. New Tork, 1897? 
 D.^pp. 134. 
 
 1240. New Orleans: Insurance Building Laws, 1S90. 
 Pamphlet O.^pp, 14. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
 1 241 . New York Dry Goods District : Reports and Recom- 
 mendations by the Various Committees and Superintend- 
 ent of Surveys on Dry Goods District to the New York 
 Board of Fire Underwriters. New York, 18S3, Pam- 
 phlet 0.,pp.Z5' 
 
 1242. O'Connor (Thomas): lion Shutters; their advan- 
 tages and disadvantages. E^tgineei-s,, 1887, /. 71. 
 
 1243. O'Neil (P. F.): Wicked Ornamentation ; Faulty Con- 
 struction in Commercial Buildings pointed out. Scrap 
 Book, p. 53. 
 
 1244. Phenix Insurance Company: Plans and Specifica- 
 tions for Sliding Fire Doors. New York, 1890, Nar. ^. 
 Pamphlet, pp. 10. Mutuals, Vol. V. 
 
 1245. Root (John Welborn): Architecture and Fire Insur- 
 ance. Northwest, 18S6, p. 109. 
 
 1246. Sachs (Edwin 0.)i Fii'es and Public Entertainments; 
 a study of some eleven hundred notable fires at Theatres, 
 Music Halls, Circus Buildings, and Temporary Structures 
 during the Last One hvxndred Years. Londo7i, 1897, 
 Folio, pp. 58. 
 
 1247. Southern Insurance Directory : Building Laws. Issue 
 
 for 1889,/. 287. 
 
 1248. State Mutual Fire Insurance Company: Plans and 
 Specifications for Automatic Fire Doors. Providence, 
 1893, Pa^nphlet sq. J^., //. 14. Mutuals, Vol. V. 
 
Buildings. 27 
 
 1249. State Mutual Fire Insurance Company: Plans and 
 Specifications for Erecting and Equipping Standard 
 Hydrant and Hose House for Mill Yards. Providence^ 
 1894, Pamphlet sq. ^., pp- 16. Mutuals, Vol. V. 
 
 I3-0, : Trap Door operated by Fusible link and Balance 
 
 weight, for closing open stairways Automatically in case 
 of Fire. Providence, 1S93, sq. ^. circ?clar. Mutuals, 
 Vol. V. 
 
 1 35 1. : Vertical Automatic Fire Door. Providence, 
 
 1S93, sq. ^. circular. Mutuals, Vol. V. 
 
 1252. Stockell (William): What should be the Proper 
 Construction and Material to be used in Buildings of eighty- 
 five feet in Height or over.? Engineers, 18S7, p. 47. 
 
 1253. Stratton (W. H.): Fire Doors and Shutters. Pro- 
 tection, 1897, p. 41. 
 
 1254. Swenie (D. J.): High Buildings; their Internal and 
 External Hazard from Fire. Northwest, 1892, p. 50. 
 
 1255. Thompson (Clifford): The Perils of Faulty Building 
 Construction. Engineers, 1888,/. 124. 
 
 1256. Thorp (Windsor): Building Construction as affecting 
 Fire Risks. Torkshire, 1893-94, p. 63. 
 
 1257. Thwaite (B. H.): Our Factories, Workshops and 
 Warehouses ; their Sanitary and Fire-resisting arrange- 
 ments. Londojz, 18S2, D. pp. 270. 
 
 12^8. Travis (G.): Modern Fireproofing in connection with 
 Mills and Fires in Mills with their Limitation. Man- 
 chester, 1S90-91,/. 45. 
 
 1359. Warden (Henry): Theatres as Fire Risks. Man- 
 Chester, 1879-S0, /. 36. 
 
 1260. Whipple (CM.): The Importance of all Cities and 
 Towns having an Inspector of Buildings. Massachusetts, 
 1883,/. 36. 
 
28 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1 261. "Wight (P. B.): Relation of Architecture to Under- 
 writing from an Architect's Standpoint. N. T. State, 
 1S79,/. 24. 
 
 1262. Windmullcr (Louis): The Careless Construction and 
 Willful Destruction of Buildings. hidicator^ Vol. 
 XVII. p. 172. 
 
 1263. "Woodbury (C. J. H.): Evolution of the Modern Mill. 
 Scrap Book., /• 3- 
 
 1264. "Worcester : Building Inspectors Handbook ; containing 
 Building, Sanitary, and Sewerage Ordinances of Worces- 
 ter ; Fire Escape Laws of Massachusetts ; and suggestions 
 as to House Heating, Ventilation, and Installation of Elec- 
 tricity. Worcester., 1894, Z>.,//. 122. 
 
Cause and Prevention of Fires 
 
 Including Spontaneous Combustion, 
 
 1265. Amazon Insurance G)mpany: Suggestions for the 
 Benefit of People who Insure property. Cincinnati^ 
 1874, Pamphlet T., pp. 38. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. X. 
 
 1266. American Exchange and Review : 
 
 Carbonic-Acid Gas as a Fire Extinguisher. Vol. XXXI. 
 
 A7S. 
 Combustion and Flame. Vol. XXXIII. p. 232. 
 Combustion ; Influence of Atmospheric pressure on. 
 
 Vol. XXXIII p. 13. 
 Improvement of Factory Risks. Vol. XXXIV. p. 70. 
 Lampblack; Explosions from. Vol. XXXI p. 104. 
 Spontaneous Ignition in Loaded Black Silks. Vol. 
 
 XXXIV. p. 347. 
 
 1267. Armstrong ("W.): Some remarkable Fires and their 
 Origin. Norwich., 1S95-6, p. 16. 
 
 1268. Atkinson (Edward): Causes of Fire; Remedies sug- 
 gested for their prevention. Massachusetts., 1890,^. 30. 
 
 1269. Baltimore Underwriter: Causes of Fire. Vol. 
 XIIX.p. 207, and Vol. L. p. 135. 
 
 1270. Binswanger (G.): How Fire Losses are Prevented 
 in Europe. Scrap Book, p. 6. 
 
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30 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1 3 7 1 . Boston Manufacturers Mutual Publications : 
 
 City Warehouses; Protection of, from Loss by Fire. 
 
 Vol. I. p. 165. 
 Coal ; Bituminous, and its Liability to Spontaneous Com- 
 bustion. Vol. JI. pp. 18, 160. 
 Cotton Bales Impregnated with Cotton-Seed Oil. Vol. 
 
 III. p. 20. 
 
 Inspection and Reports. V^ol. JI. pp. 13, 46, 113. 
 Inspection; Special. Vol. II. pp. 14, 165. 
 Spontaneous Combustion of Dyed Goods and Yarn. 
 Vol. I. pp. 90, 99. 
 
 From Oils used in Lubrication. Vol. II. p. 15S. 
 
 Of Waste. Vol. II. pp. 158, 160. 
 
 Spontaneous Ignition of Coal and its Prevention. Vol. 
 
 IV. p. 16s. 
 
 Steam Pipes ; Report of Professor John M. Ordway upon 
 
 Coverings for. Vol. I. p. 174. 
 Three Factors of Safety : Good Construction, Adequate 
 
 Apparatus, Discipline. Vol. I. p. 70. 
 
 1272. British Fire Prevention Committee^ London. Founded 
 after the Cripplegate Fire, 1897. Objects: to bring to- 
 gether Architects, Surveyors, Engineers, Municipal Offi- 
 cers, and others directly or indirectly Interested in the 
 subject of Fire Prevention ; to use its Influence in every 
 direction towards Minimizing the Possibilities and Dan- 
 gers of Fire; to Undertake Investigations and Tests of 
 Materials, Methods and Appliances; and to Publish 
 Papers, Records, Extracts, and Transactions. Pamphlet 
 Publications i to 12 bound in one Volume O. 
 
 1273. Bf own (James Kinnibufgh): Spontaneous Combus- 
 tion. Glasgoxv^ Second Series^ p. 141. 
 
 1274. Candy Factory Explosions: Origin of. Scrap 
 Book^ p. 36. 
 
Cause and Prevention of Fires. 31 
 
 1275. Case (G H.): Spontaneous Combustion. North- 
 ivest, 1875, /. 96. 
 
 1376. Clark (Andrew): Fire Inquest and Fire Extinction. 
 Mafzc/icsfcr, 1S7S-79, /. 43. 
 
 1277. Cornell (H. F.): What can be done to Reduce Fire 
 Losses. North-vest^ 18S6, /. 86. 
 
 1278. Crooke (George): Furnaces and Heating Apparatus. 
 North-jcest^ 1S77, />. 39. 
 
 1279. Farqohar (W,): Spontaneous Combustion. Vic- 
 toria^ 1SS9, p. 32. 
 
 1280. Gerhard (William R): Causes of Theatre Fires. 
 Weekly Under-.vriter^ Vol. LI. p. 258. 
 
 1 28 1. : Prevention of Fire chiefly with reference to 
 
 Hospitals, Asylums, and other Public Institutions. New 
 I'ork, 1 886, Pamphlet O., pp. 31. Bound Pamphlets, 
 Vol. V. 
 
 1282. : Theatre Fires and Panics, their Causes and 
 
 Prevention. First Edition, New Tork., 1896, Z>., pp. 
 
 12S3. Hall (H. H.): The New York Dry Goods District. 
 N. 7'. State, iSSo, /. 22. 
 
 1284. : Protection against Fire. N. T. State, 1880, 
 
 /. 26. 
 
 1285. Haslam ("W. J.): Obscure Causes of Fire. Tork- 
 shire, 1S91-92,/. 19. 
 
 1286. Hayes (John L.): Fires in Woolen Mills; their 
 Causes and Means of Prevention and Extinction. Boston., 
 1869, Pamphlet O., pp. 50. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. II. 
 
 1287. Hexamer (C. John): Dust Explosions in Breweries. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1882, Pamphlet O., pp. 6. Bound Pam- 
 phlets. Vol. II. 
 
32 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 12SS. Hexamer (C John): Dwellino; House Fires; their 
 Causes and Prevention; Methods of Extinguishing them 
 and How to Save and be Saved in case of Fire. Phila- 
 delphia, 1885, Sq. T.,pp.^T. 
 
 1289. : Fire Hazards in Textile Mills; Mill Architec- 
 ture ; Means for Extinguishing Fire ; being three lectures 
 delivered before the Franklin Institute. Philadelphia, 
 1885, Pamphlet O., pp. 63. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. II. 
 
 1290. : Letter to Thomas H. Montgomery about the 
 
 Spontaneous Combustion of Hay. Philadelphia, 1884, 
 Parnphlet O., pp. 10. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. V. 
 
 1 29 1. : Prevention of Dust Explosions and Fires in 
 
 Malt Mills. Philadelphia, 18S3, Pamphlet O., pp. 7. 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. II. 
 
 J 292. ♦ Prevention of Fires in Theatres. Philadelphia, 
 
 1883, Pa77iphlet O., pp. iS. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. II. 
 
 1393. : Report of Special Committee of Franklin 
 
 Institute on Prevention of Fires in Theatres. Philadel- 
 phia, 1883, Pamphlet O., pp. I3. Bound Pamphlets, 
 Vol. II. 
 
 1394. Hine (C. C): Fire Prevention by the Coroner Plan. 
 Noj'thivest, 1891,/. 74. 
 
 1295. : Spontaneous Combustion and Dust Explosions. 
 
 New York, 1895, T.,pp. 123. 
 
 1396. HoIIoway (Charles T.): Spontaneous Combustion. 
 Engitieers, 1880, p. 84. 
 
 1397. Home Insurance Company: A Few suggestions for 
 the Prevention of Fires. New Tork, 1886, Pamphlet O., 
 pp. 8. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. II. 
 
 1298. Insurance Monitor (continued on next page)* 
 
 Carbonic- Acid Gas as a Fire Extinguisher. l^ol. XXII. 
 p. 311. 
 
Cause and Prevention of Fires. 33 
 
 1 298. Insurance Monitor (concluded) • 
 
 Ceiling Reflectors, Hazard of. Vol. XXV. p. 135. 
 Spontaneous Ignition of Oiled Waste or Cotton. Vol. 
 XXI. p. 707. 
 
 1299. Insurance "World : 
 
 Spontaneous Combustion. Vol. X. pp. 7, 175. Vol. 
 
 XVII. p. 53. 
 Spontaneous Combustion of Coal. Vol. III. p. 225. 
 Vol. X. p. 137. 
 
 1300. Kinne (C. M.): Spontaneous Combustion. Pacific^ 
 
 1889, A 74. 
 
 1301. Lawrence (M. E«): Incendiarism. Northxvest., 1880, 
 p. 116; 1884,/. 148; 1885,/. 54. 
 
 1302. London: Fire Protection: What can be Done to 
 Better Protect Life and Property? Jan. 13, 1898,/. 20; 
 Jan. 20, 1898,/. 36; Jan. 27, 1898,^. 52; Feb. 10, 1S98, 
 ^.82; March 3, 1898,/. 141; March 10, 1898,/. 156. 
 
 1303. Loughlin (William D.): Fires and Their Causes. 
 Wales., Record 67. 
 
 1304. Lumbard (S.): Causes of Great Conflagrations. 
 Northivest^ 1875, p. 144. 
 
 1305. McMillan (Walter G.): Fire Risks from a Chemical 
 Standpoint. Birmingham^ 1896—7,/. 17. 
 
 1306. Morse (Daniel): Chimneys and Fuel. Northwest^ 
 
 iSyS^p. 145. 
 
 1307. Munroe (Chas. E.): Spontaneous Combustion, 
 Engineers, 1884,/. 41. 
 
 1308. National Fire Protection Association: Boston. Or- 
 ganized to promote the Science and improve the Methods 
 of Fire Protection, to obtain and circulate Information on 
 that subject, and to secure Co-operation in matters relating 
 thereto. Annual Reports., 1897 <7«f/ 1898. 
 
34 Inswrancc Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1309- O'Connor (Thomas): Incendiarism. Engi7ieers^ 
 1880, p. 19. 
 
 13 ID. Ordway (John M.): Experiments upon Non-Con- 
 ducting Coverings for Steam pipes. Reprinted from 
 Transactions American Society of Mechanical Engineers 
 for November, 1883, and May, 1884. Ne-w Tork, 1884, 
 Pamphlet O., pp. 75. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. IV. 
 
 131 1. : Oils in Commerce with reference to their in- 
 ducing Spontaneous Combustion. Boston., 1S79, Pa7n- 
 phlet, pp. 79. Bound Pamphlet, Vol. IV. 
 
 13 1 2. : Spontaneous Combustion. Northxvest., 1884, 
 
 p. S6. 
 
 1313- Palmer (H. E»): Incendiarism. JVort/iwest, 18S0, p. 
 116. 
 
 1 3 14. Papworth (Wyatt): Notes on Spontaneous Com- 
 bustion, with an Appendix by C. C. Hine. JVew Toi'k., 
 1869, T.,pp.^8. 
 
 13 15. Prudential Fire Insurance Company: Prevention 
 better than Indemnity, or the Principles of Modern Fire 
 Insurance. Boston, iS8<^., Patnphlet O., pp. 20. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. II. 
 
 1 3 16. Richards (Ellen H,): ^^ apparatus for determining 
 the Liability of Oils to Spontaneous Combustion. Tech- 
 nology Quarterly., December, 1891, /. 346. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. X. 
 
 1317. Rowan (Thomas): Spontaneous Combustion and 
 Explosions occurring in Coal Cargoes, their treatment and 
 prevention ; also the Prevention of fire or explosions in 
 ships from Cargoes or Stores containing substances of a 
 Volatile and inflammable nature. London, 1882, 0.,pp. 
 67. 
 
Cause and Prevention of Fires, 35 
 
 13 18. Sachs (Edwin O.): Fire Protection in Europe. 
 Engineering. A series of papers beginning with number 
 
 for June 18, 1897, and in progress at time of issue of 
 this catalogue. 
 
 1319. : Some American Opinions on Fire Prevention. 
 
 London, 1898. Pamphlet O., pp. 16. British, Vol. I., 
 No. 2. 
 
 1320. : What is Fire Protection? Second edition. 
 
 London, 1898, Pamphlet O., pp. 37. British, Vol. I., 
 No. I. 
 
 132 1. Sexton ("William): Fires and Their Causes. Pacific, 
 1888,/. 19. 
 
 1322. Shaw (Eyre M.): Fires in Theatres. Second edi- 
 tion. London, 1889, D.,pp. 86. 
 
 1323. Snider (S. K.): Investigation of Fire Losses. N. L. 
 C, 1894,/. 24. 
 
 1324. Stockell (William): Spontaneous Combustion. 
 Engineers, 188S, /. 62. 
 
 1325- Southern Insurance Directory: Causes and Preven- 
 tion of Fires; Hints to Property holders. 1887,/. 281. 
 
 1326. Syme (F. M.): Some Causes of Fire. Victoria, 
 1897,^^.91. 
 
 1327. Tatlock (R. R.): Combustion. Glasgow, Second 
 Series, p. 375. 
 
 1325. Tozer (Alfred): Spontaneous Combustion. Man- 
 chester, 1880-81,/. 34. 
 
 1329- "Webster (Franklin): Criminal Fires in the United 
 States. N'orthzvest, i^S'], p. ^i. 
 
 ^^330. : The Fire Fiend and his Lurking Places. 
 
 North-jvest, 1893,/. 172. 
 
36 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 133^- "Wcrtheimer (J.): Three Lectures on Spontaneous 
 Combustion. Yorkshire^ 1S89-90, /. 41. 
 
 1332. Whitcomb (Charles W.): The Cause of Fires, and 
 Remedies suggested for their Prevention. Massachusetts^ 
 1890, p. 48. 
 
 ^333- : Official Fire Inquests. Northxvest, 1895, 
 
 p. 99. 
 
 ^334- Wilson (John O.): Legislation to prevent Incendiar- 
 ism. Northwest^ ^^IhPP- 7^, 100. 
 
 1335- "Woodbary (C J. H.): Method of reducing Fire Loss. 
 Sotithern Insurance Directory^ 18^0, p. 324. 
 
 1336- Woodhead (J. P.): Cotton Mill Fires vs. Friction. 
 Manchester, 1883-84,/. 28. 
 
Electricity and Electrical Hazards 
 
 1337. Alglave (Em.) and Boulard (J.): The Electric Light ; 
 its History, Production, and Application ; translated from 
 the French by T. O'Conor Sloane, E.M., Ph.D. ; edited 
 with notes and additions by C. M. Lungren, C.E. ; illus- 
 trated. New York, 1884, 0.,pp. 458. 
 
 1338. American Exchange and Review: Defences against 
 Lightning. Vol. XXXI. p. 233. 
 
 1339. American Institute of Electrical Engineers^ Transac- 
 tions of: Report and Discussion on the National Electrical 
 Code. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VIII. 
 
 1340. Anderson (J. M«): Dangers of Electric Lighting. 
 United, 1S81,/. 60. 
 
 1341. Anderson (Richard): Lightning Conductors; their 
 History, Nature, and Mode of Application. Third edi- 
 tion. London, 1885, 6>., pp. 470. 
 
 1342. Arc Lighting Fully Explained, more especially the 
 system of the American Electric and Illuminating Com- 
 pany. Boston, 18S3, Pamphlet O., pp. 71. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. IV. 
 
 1343- Baron (J. T.): Electric Light Installations. York- 
 shire, 1891-92,^. 77. 
 
 1344. Barrett (J. P.): The Danger arising from Electric 
 Light Wires and the Underground System. Engi?ieers, 
 1886,/. 21. 
 
 1345. . The Dangers of Electric Wires introduced in 
 
 buildings for Lighting and Power. Engineers, 1888, p. 
 106. 
 
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3^ Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1346. Barrett (Arthur): Electrical Fire Risks. Norwich, 
 1893-4./- 32. 
 
 '347- J Systems of Electric Wiring and their Relative 
 
 Fire Hazard. Norwich, 1896-7, ^.48. 
 
 1348. Benjamin (Park): Age of Electricity, from Amber- 
 Soul to Telephone. New York, 1888, Z>., pp. 381. 
 
 1349- Blauvelt (Albert): The Electrical Fire Hazard ; How 
 to judge it and what to do. Chicago, 1895, D., pp. 40. 
 
 1350. Boston Manufacturers' Mutual Publications : 
 Danger from the Principal Motors. Vol. II. p. 48. 
 Electric Lights and Lighting. Vol. I. pp. 113, 120, 123, 
 
 H3» -^SS- 
 Electro-Motive Power. Vol. II. p. 48. 
 Fire Hazard from Telephone Wires and the like. Vol. 
 
 IV. p. 16. 
 Hazard from Outside Electric Currents and Rules for 
 
 guarding against same. Vol. III. p. 36. 
 Rules and Regulations advised for the Installation of 
 
 Electric Lighting and Motive Apparatus. Vol. III. 
 
 P- 43- 
 
 135 1. Brophy (William): Dangers of Electric Light Wires. 
 Engineers, 1891,^. 51. 
 
 1352. ♦ Electrolysis and its effect on Water and Gas 
 
 Pipes, Underground Electric Cables, Conductors, etc. 
 City Govermnent, September, 1898,/. 95. 
 
 ^353' ♦ Electrolysis. Massachusetts, 1894, /. 47. 
 
 1354. : Electrical Inspection. N. A. Buildings, 1895, 
 
 p. 10. 
 
 '355- * Electric Light Wires. Massachusetts, 1890, 
 
 p. 21. 
 
 1356. : History of the Solution of the Wire Problem in 
 
 Boston. City Government, July, 1898,/. 26. 
 
Electricity and Electrical Hazards. 39 
 
 1357. Brophy ("William) : How can Electric Wires be run 
 into Buildings so as to insure Safety from Fires. En- 
 g-ineers, 1889, p. 130. 
 
 1258. : Simple and Practical Rules for the Inspection 
 
 of Electric Wires. Engineers^ 1893,^.61. 
 
 1%^^. J Some Points in the Transmission of Electrical 
 
 Energy. Engineers^ 1894,^. 61. 
 
 1360. Chase (Harvey S.): Troublesome Electricity in 
 Cotton and Woolen Mills. Boston^ 1883, Pa?nphlet O., 
 pp. 9. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. II. 
 
 1361. Cashing- (H. C): Standard Wiring for Electric Light 
 and Power, as adopted by Fire Underwriters throughout 
 the United States. Boston, 1894, D.,pp. 82. 
 
 1362. Davidson (R. W. Campbell): Public Distribution of 
 Electrical Energy. Manchester, 1892-93,/. 26. 
 
 1363. Dolbear (A. E.): Electricity. North-west, 1883, p. 
 79- 
 
 1364. Electrical Bureau of the National Board of Fire Un- 
 derwriters: Quarterly Fire Reports, i to 21 inclusive, 
 from November 20, 1893, to October 10, 1S98, inclusive. 
 
 1365. : Electric Arc Lamp (The). Circular No. i. 
 
 Chicago (no date). 
 
 1266. : Electric Motor (The). Circular No. 2. Chi- 
 cago, JVovejnber ist, 1894. 
 
 ^3^7* ♦ Electrolytic Deterioration of Water Pipes. 
 
 Chicago, August, 1896, Pa7?iphlet O., pp. 20. 
 
 1368. : Lamps and Motors Operated by Current Sup- 
 plied from Grounded Trolley Systems. Chicago, June, 
 1895, Pamphlet O., pp. 8. 
 
 ^3^9' J Laws and Ordinances adopted by various States 
 
 and Municipalities to Regulate the Installation and Use 
 of Electrical Apparatus. Chicago, Novetnber, 1895, 
 Pamphlet O., pp. 22. 
 
40 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1370. Electrical Bureau of the National Board of Fire Un- 
 derwriters: List of Electrical Fittings Acceptable for use 
 under the specifications given in the National Electrical 
 Code. Chicago^ April, 1S9S, Pamphlet T., pp. 14. 
 
 1371- Electrical Engfineer: The New York Fire Depart- 
 ment Electrical Rules. October 7, 1S97,/. 327. 
 
 1372. Fitzgerald (E. A,): Fire Hazard of Electricity, from 
 an Inspector's Standpoint. New York State, ^^9StP- ^^^ 
 
 1373- Gee (Haldane W. W.): Fire Risks in Electric Light- 
 ing. Manchester, 1891-92,^.45. 
 
 1374* Gibb (Georgfe): Electric Lighting in Relation to Fire 
 Risk. Victoria, 1889,/. 74. 
 
 1375- Gore (G.): The Art of Electro-Metallurgy, including 
 all known processes of Electric Deposition. Fifth edition. 
 London, 1891, S., pp. 397. 
 
 1376. Grill (Edward): An Electric Fire. Engineers, 
 1889,/. 55. 
 
 1377. Guild (J. "Wyllie): The Three Great Factors which 
 have Contributed Most to the Material Advancement of 
 the Nineteenth century. Glasgow, First Series, p. 257. 
 
 137S. Hamilton (G. D.): Practical Demonstration of Haz- 
 ards of Electric Lighting. Wales, Record 27. 
 
 1379' Haskins (C.H.): Electric Lighting and Aerial Wires. 
 Northwest, 1886,^. 120. 
 
 1380. • Electric Lighting; Its Hazards and How to 
 
 Guard against them. Northwest, 1889, p. 131. 
 
 1381. : Electricity, Light, and Fire. Northwest, 
 
 1892, p. 89. 
 
 1382. : Philosophy of Lightning Rods. Northwest, 
 
 1877,/. 136. 
 
 1383. Holmes (A. Bromley): Practical Electric Lighting. 
 Third edition. Lo7idon, 1887, D.,pp. 183. 
 
Electricity and Electrical Hazards. 41 
 
 1384. Houston (£♦ J.): ^ Dictionary of Electrical Words, 
 Terms, and Phrases. New Tork, 1SS9, D.^ pp. 640. 
 
 1385. Insurance "World: Fire Risk of Electric Light Sta- 
 tions. Vol. XIX. p. 346. 
 
 1386. Jamieson (Professor): Fire Risks due to Defective 
 Installations of the Electric Light. Glasgoiv^ Second 
 Series, p. Z^"]. 
 
 1387- Jenkin (Fleming): Electricity and Magnetism. 
 Tenth edition. London, 1891, S., pp. 391. 
 
 13S8. Kirwan (Thomas): Modern Electricity. What is 
 Electricity? Its Relation to Magnetism. How it is pro- 
 duced and how utilized in the Arts. With Glossary of 
 Electrical Terms. Boston, 1889, B., pp. 128. 
 
 1389. Ledden (John J.): The Necessity for Underground 
 wires in cities having Overhead systems of electric light, 
 trolley, telephone, telegraph, and fire alarm wires. E71- 
 gineers, 1894,/. 175. 
 
 1390. Lockwood (T, D,): Electrical Measurement and the 
 Galvanometer, its construction and uses. Second edition. 
 New York, 1887, D., pp. 137. 
 
 1391. Low (George P,): Alternating Electric Systems and 
 their Physical Hazards. Pacific, 1892, p. 268. 
 
 1392. : Arc Lighting; Its Physical Hazards and Meth- 
 ods of restricting the same. Pacific, 1892,^. 244. 
 
 ^393' * Electricity as a Safeguard. Pacific, 1892,/. 
 
 286. 
 
 1394. : Electrical Impostors and how to Suppress them. 
 
 Pacific, 1893, p. 204. 
 
 1395. J Electric Stations as Insurance Risks. Pacific, 
 
 1893,/. 60. 
 
 ^396« : Fire Hazard of Electricity. Pacific, 1S92, /. 
 
 233- 
 
42 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1397. Low (George P.) : Generating Stations and their 
 Physical Hazards. Pacific^ 1892, f. 277. 
 
 139^- * "^^^ Hazards of Artificial Illumination. Pa- 
 cific, 1892, p. 159. 
 
 \y^<^. J How to Inspect Light and Power Plants. Pa- 
 cific, 1895,^. 55. 
 
 1400. , Incandescent Lighting; its Physical Hazards 
 
 and means of Restricting the same. Pacific, 1892,^. 254. 
 
 1401. : Underwriters International Electric Associa- 
 tion. Pacific, 1894, p, 44. 
 
 1402. Lufkin (H. L.): Electricity as applied to the extin- 
 guishing of Fires. Engineers, 1890, p. 66. 
 
 1403. McDevitt (William): Dangers of Electricity. Engi- 
 neers, 1893, p. 58. 
 
 1404. Merrill (William H., Jr.): Electrical Fire Waste, 
 The ; lectures delivered to the students in Electrical Engi- 
 neering at the Armour Institute of Technology. Chicago, 
 1897, Panip/ilet O., pp. 20. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. 
 VII. 
 
 1405. : Fires of Electrical Origin. Northwest, 1895, 
 
 p. III. 
 
 1406. : Fire Hazard of Electricity, The. Northwest, 
 
 1893, p. 182. 
 
 1407. : Report on Automatic Fire Alarms made to 
 
 the Underwriters' International Electric Association 
 Chicago, March 22, 1894; Pamphlet O., pp. 10. 
 
 1408. Morton (Henry), and Anderson (Wm. A.): Electric 
 Lighting and the Underwriters' Standard Requirements in 
 reference thereto, with Instructions for the proper Inspec- 
 tion of electric light equipments. New York, 1882, O., 
 pp. 65. 
 
Electricity and Electrical Hazarcis, 43 
 
 1409. Murray (K. L.): Notes on Electrical Applications. 
 Victoria^ 1891,^. 82. 
 
 1410. Needles (Samoel H.): Electric Light. American 
 Exchange and Review^ Vol. XXXII.., p. 245. 
 
 141 1. Niaudet (Alfred): An Elementary treatise on Electric 
 batteries, translated from the French, by L. M. Fishback. 
 Fifth edition. New York, 1S88, D.,pp. 266. 
 
 T412. Osborne (J* H.): Introduction of Electricity for 
 Lighting and Power. Engineers., 1890, p. 94. 
 
 1413. Pierce (R« H.): Insurance of Electrical Plants. 
 Gassier' s Magazi?ie, September, 1896. Scrap Book, p. 
 
 43- 
 
 1 41 4. Pierce and Richardson : The National Electrical Code ; 
 an Analysis and Explanation of the Underwriters' Elec- 
 trical Code, intelligible to non-experts. Chicago, 1896, 
 S.,pp. 222. 
 
 1415. Porte (Arthur E,): Central Electric Lighting Sta- 
 tions. Ireland, 1S92-3,/. 39. 
 
 1^16. : Fire Risks from Electric Lighting. Irela?id, 
 
 1892-3, p. 97. 
 
 141 7. Richards (T. D.): Electricity as a Fire Hazard. 
 Wales, Record 58. 
 
 1418. Robb (Russell): Electric Wiring; for the use of 
 Architects, Underwriters, and the owners of Buildings. 
 New York, 1896, 0.,pp. 183. 
 
 1419. Rolfe (Charles A.): Progress of Electricity in Mu- 
 nicipalities. Engineers, 1894,/. 76. 
 
 1420. Rutledge (P.): Advantages and Hazards of Electric 
 Lighting. Wales, Record 26. 
 
 142 1. Rough Notes: Lightning Rods: a discussion be- 
 tween "Tramp" and W. E. Clifford. Reprinted from 
 Rough Notes. Indianapolis, 1884, Pamphlet O., pp. 
 20. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. V. 
 
44 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1432. Schoen (A. M.): Special Agents' Electrical Hand 
 Book, dealing with Electricity in its bearing upon Insur- 
 ance Inspectors, and treating in a general way of the 
 more common Deficiencies encountered, their possible 
 effects and how they may be Avoided, New Tork^ 1895? 
 6'.,^/. 113. 
 
 1423. Shay (Charles O.): Electric Lighting, Engineers, 
 i88S,p. 133. 
 
 1424. Tawse (John P.): Electric Lighting, and its Rela- 
 tion to the Risk of Fire. G/asgow, First Series, p. 187, 
 
 1425. Tarrant (Kenneth J.): Dynamic Electricity and its 
 Modern Developments. Association, Manchester, 1896- 
 97,^,41. 
 
 1426. : A few notes on Electricity. Yorkshire, 1896- 
 
 97,/. 109, 
 
 1427. J Fire Hazard of Electric Lighting. Manches- 
 ter, 1894-95, /, 25. 
 
 1428. Thompson (Silvanus P.): Elementary Lessons in 
 Electricity and Magnetism. London, 1887, S., pp. 80. 
 
 1429. Underwriters' International Electric Association: 
 
 Rules and Requirements for the Installation of Electric 
 Light and Power, revised, and codified, and recommended 
 to the various Boards of Underwriters. Netv York, 
 Pa?nphlet Nar. T., iS^t,, pp. 26; 1893, pp. 32; 1894, 
 pp. 34; 1895, pp. 36; 1896,//. 39; i?>^T, pp. 56. 
 Bound in one Volume. 
 
 1430. : The National Electrical Code; A Brief His- 
 tory of the Evolution of Electrical Rules, prepared jointly 
 by the Code Committee of the National Conference on 
 Standard Electrical Rules and the Committee on Press of 
 the Underwriters' National Electric Association, Boston, 
 1897, -Pamphlet D., pp. 14. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VII. 
 
Electricity and Electrical Hazards. 45 
 
 1 43 1. Van Ness (T. C): Liability of Electric Light Com- 
 panies to Insurance Companies for Fires resulting from 
 Electric Wires. Pacific, 1S91, p. 54. 
 
 1432. Wertheimer (J.): Electric Lighting. Torkshire, 
 1889-90, p. 6$. 
 
 1433. Whitehouse (W. H.): Electric Lighting considered 
 as a Fire Risk. Birmingham, 1894-5, not paged. 
 
 1434. "Woodbury (C J. H.): Construction of Central Sta- 
 tions. Boston, 1S90, Pamphlet 0.,pp. 8. Bound Pam- 
 phlets, Vol. VI. 
 
 1435. ; Electrical Transmission of Power for Cotton 
 
 Mills. Lynn, 1892, Pamphlet O., pp. 12. Bound Pam- 
 phlets, Vol. VI. 
 
 1426. ; Electric Lighting in Mills, with Appendix on 
 
 Portable Electric Testing Apparatus. Lynn, 1883, Pam- 
 phlet O., pp. 51. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VI. 
 
 1427. : Electric Welding; Reprint from Journal of 
 
 the Franklin Institute. Philadelphia, 1888, Pamphlet 
 O., pp. 7. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VI. 
 
 i^^S. : Fire Hazards from Electricity. Nezv Tork^ 
 
 1 89 1, Pamphlet D., pp. 13. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. IV. 
 
 1^29. : Recent Developments in the Electrical Trans- 
 mission of Power. Reprinted from Proceedings of the 
 New England Cotton Manufacturers' Association, April 
 26, 1893. Lynn, Pamphlet O., pp. 11. Bound Pam- 
 phlets, Vol. VI. 
 
 i^^^o. : Relation of Electric Lighting to Insurance. 
 
 Boston, Pamphlet O., pp. 13. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. 
 VI. 
 
 1441. Woodward (C J.): Magnetism and Electricity. 
 London, 18S5, D., pp. 126. 
 
Field Associations 
 
 Exchanges and Institutes, including National Board and other 
 Managerial Associations* 
 
 MANAGERS. 
 
 1442. National Board of Fire Underwriters: Organized 
 1866 to maintain rates and uniform commissions; to re- 
 press incendiarism ; and to carry out other measures of 
 common interest. Composed of Officers and Managers. 
 
 i^^^2. : Bulletin of the Executive Committee. Pub- 
 lished monthly from November, 1873, to February, 1876, 
 inclusive. New Tor/k, complete in tw^o Volumes O. 
 
 1444. : Circulars issued from April, 1872, to April, 
 
 1876, inclusive. JVexu Tork, 1877, 0.,pp. 275; complete. 
 
 1445. : Proceedings from July, 1866, to May, 189S, 
 
 inclusive; complete in twelve Volumes O. 
 
 1446. Oregon and Washington Territory Compact Agfree- 
 mcnt, together with By-Laws of the Compact Association 
 of the Northwest. San Francisco^ 1884, Pamphlet Z>., 
 pp. 19. 
 
 1447. United Fire Underwriters in America: Organized, 
 18S0, to promote and conserve the interests of fire insur- 
 ance. Composed of Officers and Managers. Proceedings 
 for 18S0-1882, inclusive; complete in one Volume O. 
 
 144S. "Western Fire Insurance Managers* Association : Or- 
 ganized 1872 for mutual information and co-operation. 
 Composed of Managers in the West. Proceedings for 
 1872-1874, inclusive; New York, 1874, O., pp. 72, and 
 Index., pp. xii. Also Proceedings for 1876; Chicago, 
 1876, Pa^nphlet O., pp. 89 to loi, inclusive. 
 (46) 
 
Field Associations, Exchanges and Institutes. 47 
 
 SPECIAL AGENTS. 
 
 1449. Arkansas: Association of Fire Underwriters for 
 Arkansas. Organized 1S83; composed of Supervising 
 and Adjusting agents. Proceedings of First Meeting; 
 Little Rock, 18S3, Pamphlet O., pp. 13. Proceedings 
 of First Annual Meeting; Little Rock, 1883, Paynphlet 
 0.,pp. 15. 
 
 1450. Illinois State Board of Fire Underwriters : Organized 
 1878. Composed of Special agents. Object, co-opera- 
 tion with National Board. Proceedings Special Meeting, 
 1883. 
 
 145 1. Iowa Union of Underwriters: Organized 187S. 
 Composed of Supen-ising and Adjusting agents. Ob- 
 ject, to correct evils in fire insurance business. Proceed- 
 ings Special Meeting, 1882, and Fourth Annual Meeting, 
 1883. 
 
 1452. Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska Association of Fire 
 Underwriters: Organized 1878, Composed of Super- 
 vising and Adjusting agents. Proceedings of Annual 
 Meetings for 1881, 1883, 1883, 1884; and of Semi-An- 
 nual Sessions for 1883, 1884, and 1898, Also of First 
 Quarterly Meeting for 1897. 
 
 1 453 . New England Insurance Exchange : Organized 1 883 . 
 Membership entirely personal and composed of persons 
 engaged in or having charge of New England field work. 
 Annual Reports 1884 to 1898, inclusive; complete in one 
 Volume O. Blue Books for 1883 to 1S98, inclusive; com- 
 plete in eight Volumes T. 
 
 1454. New York State Association of Supervising and 
 Adjusting Agents: Organized 1873 under name of " New 
 York State Board of Supervising and Adjusting Fire In- 
 surance Agents," and so known until 1876, when present 
 name adopted. Proceedings, 1873 to 1898, inclusive, in 
 four Volumes O. Complete except Sessions of Decem- 
 ber ID, 1873; March 11, 1873; and February 11, 1874. 
 
48 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 ^455- New York State: Underwriters' Association of New 
 York State. Organized 1SS3 as "The New York State 
 Insurance Exchange," and name changed as above at 
 next meeting. Object, rating and supei-vising business. 
 Proceedings 1884 to 1S98, complete in one Volume O. 
 Also Manuals for 1884 to 1897, inclusive; complete, none 
 having been issued in 1893 and 1895. 
 
 1456. Northwest: Fire Underwriters' Association of the 
 Northwest. Organized 1871 to further the interchange 
 of views, opinions, and personal experience, and the dis- 
 cussion of topics of a practical nature. Composed of 
 Supervising and Adjusting agents. Proceedings 1871 to 
 1898, inclusive; complete in twenty-five Volumes O. 
 Also reprint of Proceedings for 1871 to 1877, inclusive, 
 Milivaukee^ 1892, two Volumes O. 
 
 1457* Ohio State Association of Fire Underwriters: Or- 
 ganized 1869. Composed of Supervising agents. Object, 
 to form local Boards and supervise rates. Proceedings 
 Special 1878; Special 1879; Special 1882; Annual 1883. 
 
 1458. Pacific : Fire Underwriters' Association of the Pacific 
 
 Organized 1876 as a means of disseminating valuable in- 
 formation, and elevating and promoting the interests of 
 its members. Composed of Supervising and Adjusting 
 agents. Proceedings 1877 to 1898, inclusive ; complete 
 in eight Volumes O. 
 
 1459. J The Knapsack ; a Collection of Original short 
 
 stories, sketches, anecdotes, and essays contributed by 
 members of the Fire Underwriters' Association of the 
 Pacific, and printed by order of the Association. San 
 Francisco^ 1898, O.^ pp. 286. 
 
 1460. South: Underwriters' Association of the South. 
 Organized 187 1 to promote harmony and correct practice. 
 Composed of Supervising and Adjusting agents. Pro- 
 ceedings for 1874, 1876, and 1878 to 1884 inclusive, (no 
 meetings held after 1884), in two Volumes O. 
 
Field Associations^ Exchanges and Institutes. 49 
 
 1 46 1. South-Eastern Tariff Association. Organized 1882 
 to maintain local boards, enforce adequate rates, and 
 inculcate sound principles of underwriting. Composed 
 of fire insurance Companies pledged by their representa- 
 tives. Proceedings 1882 to 1898 inclusive; complete in 
 tw^o Volumes O. 
 
 1462. Texas: Association of Fire Underwriters for Texas. 
 Organized 1882 to maintain local boards, adequate rates, 
 and to promulgate and enforce sound principles in under- 
 writing. Composed of Officers and Field men of Com- 
 panies doing business in Texas. Proceedings 1882. 
 
 1463. Virginia: State Board of Underwriters of Virginia. 
 Organized in 1879 as the Underwriters' Association of 
 Virginia, and name changed as above in 1882. Com- 
 posed of Officers, State agents, and Special agents ; object, 
 to maintain rates and promote harmony. Executive 
 Committee addresses for 1881 and 1882 ; and Proceedings 
 of Annual Meeting, 1884. 
 
 LOCAL AGENTS. 
 
 1464. Alabama: Underwriters' Association of the State of 
 Alabama. Organized 1878; composed of Local agents. 
 Proceedings for 1878. 
 
 1465. Georgia: Underwriters' Association of the State of 
 Georgia. Organized 1878; composed of Local agents. 
 Proceedings for 1878. 
 
 1466. Iowa State Association of Underwriters: Organized 
 1878. Composed of Local agents. Proceedings for 1878. 
 
 1467. Minnesota Association of Local Underwriters: Or- 
 ganized 1878. Composed of Local agents. Proceedings 
 for 1879. 
 
50 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1468. New York State Association of Local Boards of Fire 
 Underwriters: Organized 1SS3. Proceedings of Second 
 Annual Meeting, 18S4. A new organization bearing same 
 name was effected in 1S93. Proceedings for 1894, 1895, 
 1896 (none printed in 1897), 1898. 
 
 1469. Philadelphia: Association of Fire Underwriters of 
 Philadelphia* Organized 1872. Reports for 1875, 1876. 
 
 1470. Philadelphia Fire Underwriters' Association : Organ- 
 ized 1883. Reports for 1884 to 1898, inclusive. 
 
 1 47 1. South Carolina: Underwriters' Association of the 
 State of South Carolina. Organized 187S; composed of 
 Local agents. Proceedings for 1878. 
 
 1472. Texas Fire Underwriters' Association: Organized 
 1878; composed of Local agents. Proceedings for 1879. 
 
 FOREIGN. 
 
 1473. Birmingham Insurance Institute: Established 1887. 
 Transactions 1893-4 to 1897-8, inclusive, in one Volume 
 O. 
 
 1474. Bristol: Insurance Institute of Bristol. Established 
 1 89 1. Transactions not regularly published. We have 
 Papers read in 1892, 1893, and 1896; all that have been 
 printed. 
 
 1475. Edinburgh : Actuarial Society of Edinburgh. Estab- 
 lished 1859. Papers read previous to 187S are out of 
 print. Since that year Transactions have been published 
 in a uniform series, which we have complete in four Vol- 
 umes O. 
 
 1476. Federation of Insurance Institutes of Great Britain 
 and Ireland: Established 1897. Object, to further by co- 
 operation the efficiency of the official workers in the in- 
 surance business. Publishes annually a Joui-nal, contain- 
 ing papers chosen from among those read before the 
 various Institutes. Report of the initial Conference, 1897, 
 and Journal for 1898. 
 
Field Associations, Exchanges and Institutes. 51 
 
 1477. Glasgfow: Insurance and Actuarial Society of Glas- 
 gow. Established 1S81. Transactions from 1881 to 
 1898, inclusive; complete in four Volumes O. 
 
 147S. Ireland: Insurance Institute of Ireland. Established 
 1885. Reports for 1892-3, 1895-6, 1S96-7. 
 
 1479. Manchester: Insurance Association of Manchester. 
 
 Established 1S83 as an Institute for Juniors. Reports for 
 1895-6 and 1896-7; only ones published. 
 
 1480. : Insurance Institute of Manchester. Estab- 
 lished 1873. Reports from 1874-75 to 1896-97, inclu- 
 sive ; complete in four Volumes O. 
 
 1 48 1. Newcastle-on-Tyne : Insurance Institute of Ncwcas- 
 tle-on-Tyne. Established 1896. Reports for 1896-97 
 and 1897-98. 
 
 1 482 . New South Wales : Insurance Institute of New South 
 "Wales. Established 1884. Journal from 1884 to 1898 
 inclusive, covering 95 numbers of the Record (except Nos. 
 I, 3, and 5), in three Volumes O. (For the missing num- 
 bers see Australasian Insurance and Banking Record, 
 Vols. VIII. and IX.) 
 
 1483. Norwich Insurance Institute: Founded 1886. Re- 
 ports 1 888 to 1897-8, inclusive; complete in three Vol- 
 umes O. 
 
 1484. Victoria : Insurance Institute of Victoria. Established 
 1884. Reports 1884 to 1897, inclusive; complete in five 
 Volumes O. 
 
 1485. Yorkshire : Insurance Institute of Yorksliire. Estab- 
 lished, 1888. Reports for 18S9-1890 to 1896-97, inclu- 
 sive, in three Volumes O. 
 
Fires, Firemen and Fire departments 
 
 (See also Buildings^ Building Departments and 
 'Building La<ivs,) 
 
 i486, Abbott (Samuel): History and By-Laws of the Bos- 
 ton Veteran Firemen's Association, from 1833 to 1898. 
 Boston^ 1S98, 6"., pp. 80. 
 
 1487. • Prominent Fires in Boston since 1630, Scrap 
 
 Book, p. 57. 
 
 1488. : Should the Chief of Department Investigate the 
 
 cause of all Fires ; the Importance of a Fire Marshal in the 
 Cities and what Shall Be his Duties ? Alassachusetts, 1883, 
 A 85. 
 
 1489. American Exchange and Review: Losses of Com- 
 panies in the Great Chicago Fire, 1871, Extra No. 8, 
 
 Vol. XX. p. 132a. 
 
 1490. Atkinson (Edward): The Fire Engineer, the Archi- 
 tect and the Underwriter. Engineers, 1880, p. 38. 
 
 1491. Baker (Ray Stannard): A Story of the Fire FatroL 
 McClure^ s Magazine, November, 1898,/. 19. 
 
 1492. Bag-shaw (E.): Fire Extinguishing Expenses; by 
 whom should they be paid? Torkshire, 1889-90,/. 23. 
 
 H93- Baudoin (L, M.): Fire Departments and Firemen, 
 from Mythological, Historical and Scientific Standpoints. 
 Massachusetts, 1895,/. 20. 
 
 1494. : Synoptic History of Insurance and Protective 
 
 Departments. Massachusetts, 1896,/. 41. 
 C52) 
 
Fires, Firemen and Fire Departments. 53 
 
 1495. Bird (Joseph): Protection against Fire, and the Best 
 Means of Putting Out Fires in Cities, Towns and Villages ; 
 with Practical Suggestions for the Security of Life and 
 Property. Cambridge^ Jl/ass., 1873, D.^pp. 27S. 
 
 1496. Blackburn (A. \V.): Sworn Testimony of the Wit- 
 nesses Examined by Fire Marshal Blackburn in Reference 
 to the Causes of the Fire at Patterson's Bonded Warehouse. 
 Philadelphia^ 1869, Pamphlet O., pp. 120. 
 
 1497. Blashill (Thomas): Lessons from Fire and Panic. 
 London, 189S, Pa?nphlet O., pp. 31. British, Vol. I. 
 No. 9. 
 
 1498. Bonner (Hu^h): The New York Fire Department. 
 London, 1898, Pamphlet O., pp. 25. British, Vol. I. 
 No. 5. 
 
 1499. Boston's Big Fires: The Fire Record of Two Hun- 
 dred and Fifty Years, with a Chronological List of large 
 fires from 1630 to 1872. Scrap Book, p. 7. 
 
 1500. Boston Fire Department Reports: Made annually 
 from 1838 to 1872, inclusive, by the Chief Engineer. In 
 1873 a Board of Fire Commissioners was established 
 whose first report is dated 1874. Reports 1838, 1839, 
 1841 ; 1845 to 1855, inclusive; and 1857 to 1S98, inclusive. 
 
 1501. Boston Fire Marshal's Reports. Office of Fire Mar- 
 shal of the City of Boston created 1886. Reports made 
 annually, beginning in 1887, and yearly thereafter until 
 1894, when the office was merged into the newly created 
 one of State Fire Marshal. Reports for 1887 to 1893, in- 
 clusive ; complete. (See Massachusetts State Fire Mar- 
 shal's Reports.) 
 
 1502. Boston's Great Fire in J 872. Report of the Com- 
 missioners appointed to Investigate the Cause and Man- 
 agement of the Great Fire in Boston. Bostofi, 1S73, O., 
 pp. 662. 
 
54 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1503. Boston Herald: The Great Boston Fire of 1S72; 
 20th Anniversary. Illustrated. Scrap Book, p. 11. 
 
 1504. Boston Manufacturers' Mutual Publications: 
 
 Bartlett Steam Mill, Destruction of. Vol. I. p. 97. 
 Conflagrations in Large Cities, Prevention of. Vol, I. 
 
 p. 121. 
 Kearsarge Mills, Destruction of. Vol. I. p. 50. 
 Protection from Fires in Cities. Vol. I. p. 73. 
 
 1505. Boston Transcript: Fire Marshal's Jurisdiction. 
 Scrap Book., /• 45- 
 
 1506. Boston Traveler : History of Insurance Losses in the 
 Great Cities. A Century of Enterprise and an Estimate of 
 its Results. Scrap Book., /• S^* 
 
 1507. Boston "Wire Department Reports. Department or- 
 ganized 1894 under charge of a Commissioner of Wires, 
 who makes an annual report. Reports for 1894 to 1897, 
 inclusive ; complete. 
 
 1508. Brayley (A» "W.): Complete History of Boston Fire 
 Department, including the Fire Alarm Service and Pro- 
 tective Department, from 1630 to 18S8. Boston, 1S89, 
 O., pp. 724. 
 
 1509. Brentano (Simon) : A School of Fire Extinguish- 
 ment. Engineers, 1893,/. 41. 
 
 15 10. Brophy (William): The Dangers of Show^ing Pictures 
 
 by the Vitascope and other like machines. Engineers, 
 1898,/. 51. 
 
 151 1. Builder: The Lessons of the Paris Fire. May 8, 
 1S97,/. 411. 
 
 15 1 2. Carleton: The Story of the Great Fire in 1872. 
 Boston, 1873, D., pp. 32. 
 
 1 5 13. Carpenter (E. W.): California Conflagrations Cli- 
 matically Considered. Pacific, 1891,^. 139. 
 
Fires, Firemen and Fire Departments, 55 
 
 1 5 14. Cherry (Rodney): A Plea for our Volunteer Fire 
 Brigades. Victoria^ 1887? P- 37- 
 
 15 15. Chicago^s Great Fire: Losses by Companies, Home 
 and Foreign. Special Report of the Massachusetts Insur- 
 ance Commissioner. Boston^ \^']\^ Pamphlet O.^pp. 15. 
 
 15 16. Chicago Relief and Aid Society: Report of Disburse- 
 ments for the Sufferers by the Chicago Fire. Cambridge^ 
 1874, ^.,pp. 440. 
 
 1517. City Government: Fire Department Hospital and 
 Training Stables. June^ 1897,/. 177. 
 
 1518. Coast Review: London's Great Fire in 1666. Vol. 
 LI. p. 393. 
 
 15 19. Conwell (Russell H.) : History of Boston's Great Fire 
 in 1872. Boston., 1873, D., pp. 312. 
 
 1520. : History of the Great Fire in St. John, N. B., 
 
 1877. Boston, 1877, D.,pp. 359. 
 
 1521. Crellin (William): Fire Brigade Organization. Vic- 
 toria, 1888, p. 92. 
 
 1522. Dana (David D.): The Fireman. The Fire Depart- 
 ments of the United States, with a full account of all Large 
 Fires, Statistics of Losses and Expenses, Theatres De- 
 stroyed by Fire, and Accidents, Anecdotes and Incidents. 
 Second edition. Boston, 1S58, D., pp. 367. 
 
 1523. Dixon (G. K«): Salvage Corps. Birmingham, 
 1895-6,/. 45. 
 
 1524. Donnell (E. D.): Can a Fire Department be Made 
 more Efficient by the Introduction of Rubber Covers to 
 Protect the Contents of Buildings? Massachusetts, 1883, 
 p. lOI. 
 
 1525. Dresser (L. M«): Fire Department and Water Supply. 
 North-west, 1876,/. 6^. 
 
56 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1526. Easterbrook (H. H.): Statute Laws of Massachusetts 
 Relating to the Fire Service. Boston, 1S96, Z>., pp. 85. 
 
 1527. : Statute Laws of New York State Relating to 
 
 the Fire Service. Boston, 1898, D., pp. 100. 
 
 1 5 28. Eastman (Samuel): A Treatise on the Importance of 
 the Best Hose to the Fire Service of the Country. Con- 
 cord, 1883, Pafnphlet O., pp. 30. Bound Pamphlets, 
 Vol. IV. 
 
 1529. Engfineering; : The Fire at the Paris Charity Bazaar. 
 May 14, 1897,/. 643. 
 
 ^53°- Fightingf Fire: The Great Fires of History, including 
 Chicago, Boston, Portland, New York, etc. Causes of 
 Fire and How to Prevent Them. Hartford, 1873, O., 
 pp. 716. 
 
 1531- Fire and Water: 
 
 Fire Department of New York. October 9, 1897, jJ. 373. 
 Fire Service of London. Decetnber 4, 1897, p. 435. 
 London and its Great Fire in 1897. Nove7nber 27, 1897, 
 
 /. 428. 
 Nassau Street Fire (New York). February 19, 1898, 
 
 A57- 
 
 1532. Folger (Herbert): Large Fires in American Cities. 
 Pacific, 1895,/. 70. 
 
 1533. Freeman (John R.): Flow of Water in Fire Hose. 
 Boston, 1890, Pamphlet O., pp. 41. Bound Pamphlets, 
 Vol. IV. 
 
 1534- Gerhard (William Paul): Theatre Fire Catastrophes 
 and Their Prevention. Engineers, 1894, /. 32. 
 
 1535. Glassford (Henry A.): Means and Appliances of 
 Extinguishing Fires. Northwest, 1878, p. 164. 
 
 1536. Goetz (Henry A.): The Ideal Fire Department of 
 the Future. Engineers, 1892,^.90. 
 
Fires, Firemen and Fire Departments. 57 
 
 1537. Goodspecd (E. J.): History of the Great Fires in 
 Chicago and the West. New York, 1871, O., //., 676. 
 
 1538. Hale (George C): -^t what Temperature will Water, 
 when applied in given quantities, be Transformed into 
 Steam or Gas and thus Aid Combustion, and what Con- 
 ditions should Govern the Size and Pressure of Streams 
 used by Firemen in Fighting Fires? Engineers^ 1898, p. 
 34- 
 
 1539. Harvie (R. B.): Fire Drill in Schoolhouses. The 
 Best Methods to be Adopted to Notify Teachers in Case of 
 Fire, and System of Vacating the Building with expedi- 
 tion. Massachusetts^ 1S90, f. 92. 
 
 1540. Hewitt (Charles A.): The Great Chicago Fire of 
 1871. Northwest^ 1891,^. 184. 
 
 1541. HiU (Charles T.): Fighting a Fire. New York, 
 1897, D.,pp., 246. 
 
 1542. Hoch (E. S.): Quarter Centennial of the Chicago 
 Fire. Scrap Book, p. 39. 
 
 1543. Hosmer (E. S.): The Fire Departments of Europe 
 in Comparison with American. Massachusetts, 1896,/. 
 
 58. 
 
 1544. Howes (Osborne, Jr.): Fire Departments and Fire 
 Insurance Companies; their Relative Position to the 
 Public. Are the Interests of Insurance Companies con- 
 ducive to the benefit of the others? Massachusetts, 1890, 
 A 36. 
 
 1545. Investigator: The Great Fires in Chicago and Bos- 
 ton Compared, showing Amounts Paid by various Com- 
 panies Specifically in each, from Data Furnished by the 
 Companies. Vol. VIII. No. 12, December, 1879, /. 428. 
 
 1546. Knowles (Qarencc): The relations existing between 
 Fire Underwriters and Fire Departments. Engineers, 
 iSSy,p. 29. 
 
58 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1547. Laton (C. A.): Fire Patrols; Salvage Corps ; Protec- 
 tive Departments ; The Underwriters' Fire Patrol of San 
 Francisco. Pacific, 1892, p. 34. 
 
 1548. Laidlaw (David): The Growing Fire Hazard of 
 Central City Districts, and the Means by which it may be 
 Diminished. Glasgow, Third Series, p. 43. Also 
 Federation, 1898,^. 81. 
 
 1549. Lincoln (Allen B,): History of all the Fire Companies 
 ever Formed in Windham, Connecticut, together with a 
 Sketch of Willimantic Water Works. Willimantic, 1S85, 
 Pamphlet O., pp. 8. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. X. 
 
 1550. Little (George P.): The Fireman's Own Book : Con- 
 taining Accounts of Fires throughout the United States, 
 as well as other Countries ; Remarkable Escapes from the 
 Devouring Element ; Heroic Conduct of Firemen in Cases 
 of Danger ; Means of Extinguishing Fires ; Accounts of 
 Firemen who have Lost their Lives while on Duty ; together 
 with Facts, Incidents, and Suggestions, Interesting and 
 Valuable to Firemen and Citizens Generally. New York, 
 i860, 0.,pp. 286. 
 
 1 55 1. London: The Lessons of the Great Fire of 1897. 
 Novetnber 25, 1897,^. 921. 
 
 1552. Lynch (Thomas E.): History of the Fall River Fire 
 Department. Fall River, 1896, O., pp. 168. 
 
 1553. McDevitt (William): Are Burning Buildings Con- 
 verted into Gas Retorts? Engi7ieers, 1898,^. 49. 
 
 1554. Maine State Firemen's Association Reports* First 
 convention held 1897. Report, 1897. 
 
 1555. Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society. (For sketch 
 of its history, and list of reports on hand, see Historical.) 
 
 1556. Massachusetts State Fire Marshal's Reports. Office 
 created 1894; reports made annually thereafter. Reports 
 1895 to 1898, inclusive; complete. (See Boston Fire 
 Marshal's Reports.) 
 
Fires, Firemen and Fire Departments. 59 
 
 1557. Massachusetts State Firemen's Association. First 
 convention held in 18S1, and annually thereafter. Re- 
 ports for 18S1 to 1897, inclusive; complete. 
 
 155S. Miller (Leonard): Charges for the Attendance of 
 Fire Brigades at Fires. Birmingham^ 1893-4, not paged. 
 
 1559. Minnesota Chief Fire "Warden's Reports on Preser- 
 vation of Forests from Fire. Reports for 1895, 1S96, and 
 1897 ; complete, 
 
 1560. Murphy (J. R.): Control of Fires. Scrap Book, p. 
 
 1561. ; Foreign Methods of Extinguishing Fires. 
 
 Massachusetts, 1890,/. 30. 
 
 1562. National Association of Fire Engineers Proceed- 
 ings. First convention held in 1873, and annually since. 
 Proceedings 1873-1897, inclusive; complete. Also Re- 
 print of Proceedings of the first Twenty Conventions 
 (1873 to 1893, inclusive), in one volume. Chicago, 1892, 
 ^., pp. 2^6. 
 
 1563. New York City Fire Department: A Compilation 
 of the Laws of the State of New York and of the Ordi- 
 nances of the City of New York, relating to the Fire De- 
 partment of the City of New York, from 181 2 to i860. 
 New York, 1859, 0.,pp. 582. 
 
 1564. New York Gty Fire Department Reports. Depart- 
 ment incorporated 1798. Reports for 1882, 1883, 1885, 
 and 1886. 
 
 1565. New York City Fire Marshal's Reports. Office cre- 
 ated in 18:^4, and abolished in 1S60. Semi-annual re- 
 ports from 185410 i860, inclusive; complete. 
 
 1566. Novcrre (C. E.): London Salvage Corps. Norwich, 
 1896-7, p. 40. 
 
 1567. Patterson (William): Fire Extinction. Glasgow, 
 Second Series, p. 221. 
 
6o Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1568. Pittsfield: Fire Service of Pittsfield, Mass, A Sou- 
 venir Containing an Account of the Service from Leather- 
 bucket Times to the Present Fire Department. Pittsfield^ 
 1S90, Pamphlet O., pp. 43. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. XI. 
 
 1569. PoIIitt (George W.)j The Great Fires of Ancient 
 and Modern Times. Eiigineers^ 18SS, p. 37. 
 
 1570. Purcell (Thomas P.): European and American Fire 
 Systems. City Government^ March, 1897, p. 82. 
 
 1571. Ptirroy (H« D.): English and American Fire Serv- 
 ices. Porum, November, 1886,/. 299. 
 
 1572. Richardson (C N.)t Fire Brigades in Europe. Pire 
 and Water, Pebruary 19, 189S, /. 60. 
 
 1573. Riis (Jacob A.): Heroes Who Fight Fire. Century 
 Magazine, Pebruary, 1898. Scrap Book, p. 11. 
 
 1574. Roswell (W. H.): Should Fire Insurance Companies 
 be Taxed for the Support of Fire Brigades? Wales, 
 Record 3 1 . 
 
 1575. Sachs (E. O.): The Paris Charity Bazaar Fire. 
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 1576. Sexton ("William); Fire Department and Water 
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 1578. : Fires and Fire Brigades. Fourth edition. 
 
 Londo7t, 1889, O., pp. iiS, 
 
 ^579' * Fire Protection, a Complete Manual of the Or- 
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 1580. : Operations of London Fire Brigade. E?zgi- 
 
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 1589. Street Railway Review: Fire Protection for Street 
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62 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
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 1595- "Walford (Cornelius): Great Fires of the World. 
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 ^597* Wilkinson (W.)s Minnesota Forest Fires in the year 
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 1599. Woodbury (C J. H.): Conflagrations in Cities. 
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 1600. Yarrington (Andrew): London in the Time of Fire 
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 on Fire Proof Buildings, and the Preservation of Life from 
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Fire Patrols, Salvage Corps and 
 Protective ^departments 
 
 i6o3. Association of Superintendents and Captains of Fire 
 Patrols, Salvage Corps and Protective Associations of the 
 United States. Organized 1S92, Reports for 1893 to 
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 1603. Albany (N. Y.) Protectives. Incorporated 1873. 
 Reports for 1S75, 1876, 1S83 and 1898. 
 
 1604. Auckland (New Zealand) Fire Insurance Associa- 
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 1605. Baltimore (Md.) Fire Insurance Salvage Corps. 
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 1606. Boston Protective Department. Organized 1874. 
 Reports for 1875 to 1898, inclusive; complete. 
 
 1607. Chicago Fire Insurance Patrol. Organized 1871. 
 Reports for 1877 to 1897, inclusive. 
 
 1608. Kansas City (Mo.) Insurance Fire Patrol. Organ- 
 ized 1889. Reports for 1890 to 1897, inclusive ; complete. 
 
 1609. Louisville (Ky.) Salvage Corps. Organized 18S8. 
 Reports for 1890, and 1893 to 1897, inclusive. 
 
 1610. Milwaukee (Wis.) Fire Insurance PatroL Organ- 
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 161 1. Newark (N. J.) Underwriters' Protective Associa- 
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64 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 161 2. New York Fire Patrol. Chartered 1867. Reports 
 for 1870 to 1897, inclusive. 
 
 1613. Philadelphia Fire Insurance Patrol. Organized 1870. 
 Reports for 1878, and iSSo to 1897, inclusive. 
 
 1614. Providence Protective Department. Chartered 1876. 
 Reports for 1877 to 1884, inclusive, and 1890 to 1896, 
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 1 6 15. San Francisco Underwriters' Fire Patrol. Organized 
 1875. Reports for 1876 to 1897, inclusive; complete. 
 
 16 1 6. St. Louis Underwriters' Salvage Q>rps. Organized 
 
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Fire-Preventing Devices and Auto- 
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 1 6 1 S . American Exchan ge and Review : 
 
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 Fires, Prevention and Repression of. Vol. XXXI. p. 
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 Metals, Fusibility of. Vol. XXXI. p. 256. 
 
 Oil Tanks ; Exclusion of Vapor and Regulation of Tem- 
 perature. Vol. XXXIV. p. 268. 
 
 1619. Atkinson (Edward): Development of Automatic 
 Fire Prevention. Spectator.^ Quinquennial Number., 
 April 14, 1898,^. dd. 
 
 1620. : Roof Hydrants. Engineers, 1S91,/. S3. 
 
 1621. Automatic Sprinklers and Electric Thermostats* 
 
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 1622. Bailey (G. H.): Sprinklers. Manchester, 1S90-91, 
 
 1623. Blauvelt (Albert): Limitations and Use of Water for 
 
 Fire Extinguishing. Protection, 1897, /. 46. 
 
 1624. Blauvelt (Arthur): Improved Risks. Northwest, 
 1896, /. 20. 
 
 1625. Boston Manufacturers' Mutual Publications (con- 
 
 tinued on next page) • 
 Automatic Sprinklers; Everywhere? When? \'ol. III. 
 
 P- HZ- 
 Dust Rooms ; A Substitute for, to Cotton Pickers. Vol. 
 III. p. 102. 
 
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66 Insurance Libraty Association of Boston. 
 
 1625. Boston Manf. Mutual Publications ( concluded )x 
 Fire Apparatus, Qviestions upon. Vol. III. p. 68. 
 Fire Apparatus in Chief ; Pumps, Pipes, Hydrants and 
 
 Hose, Standard for. Vol. III. /. 93. 
 Fire Hose and Trials of. Vol. I. p. 59. 
 Fire Hose, Couplings and Nozzles ; Brands Recom- 
 mended. Vol. III. p. 1 26. 
 Fire Pails. Vol. II. p. 140. 
 Freezing of Pipes, Pumps, Automatic Sprinklers, etc., 
 
 Precautions Needed Against. Vol. I. p. 89 ; Vol. II. 
 
 p. 116; Vol. III. p. 55. 
 Lanterns. Vol. I. p. 32 ; Vol. II. pp. 109, 139, 163. 
 Leakage of Automatic Sprinklers. Vol. II. p. 151. 
 Leakage or Breaking of Sprinklers through Unavoidable 
 
 Accidents; Water Damage from. Vol. IV. p. 12. 
 Leakage or Breakage of Sprinklers ; Insurance Against 
 
 Damage from. Vol. IV. p. 79. 
 Mill Fire Department ; General Instructions for Organiz- 
 ing. Vol. I. p. 44 ; Vol. II. p. 138 ; Vol. IV. p. 20. 
 Non-Freezing Compounds for Automatic Sprinklers. 
 
 Vol. II. p. 140. 
 Pump Governors for Steam Fire Pumps, Unreliability of. 
 
 Vol. IV. p. 15. 
 Report upon Appi'oved Automatic Sprinkler Heads. 
 
 Vol. III. p. I. 
 Report upon Automatic Sprinklers. Vol. III. p. 99. 
 Results of Automatic Sprinkler Protection to January ist, 
 
 1889. Vol. III. p. 13. 
 Self-registering System of Automatic Fire Alarm. Vol. 
 
 //./. 41. 
 Sprinklers, Pipes, etc. Vol. I. pp. 53, 93, 172. 
 Sprinklers, Automatic, and their Record. Vol. II. pp. 
 
 41, 53, 108, 136, 167, 187, 189. 
 Standard of Full Sprinkler Protection. Vol. III. p. 18. 
 Storehouse Protection (without Sprinklers). Vol. III. 
 
 p. 129. 
 Valves to Automatic Sprinklers. Vol. III. p. 39. 
 
Fire-Preventing Devices and Aotomatic Protection. 67 
 
 1626. Bourne (R. W.): Automatic Sprinklers. North- 
 west^ 1S90, /. 95. 
 
 1627. Brophy (William): Fire Alarm Apparatus, General 
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 p. 71. 
 
 162S. Campbell (Donald A.): The Present Position of the 
 Sprinkler Question. Manchester^ 1S88-S9, /. 19. 
 
 1639. Chandler (E. B.): The Fire Alarm Telegraph. 
 Ejigineers^ 1888, p. in. 
 
 1630. Chase (George F.)j The Direct Pumping System as 
 a Means of Fire Protection. Massachusetts^ 1890, p. 45. 
 
 163 1 . Davis (W. S.): The Value of the Sprinkler. Pacific^ 
 1898,/. 70. 
 
 1632. Davol (William C): Automatic Sprinklers. Engi- 
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 1633. Doval (Philip): The Fire Killer; A Solution for 
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 1884,/. 118. 
 
 1634. Dowson (Ralph): The Simplex Automatic Alarm 
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 1635. Flanders (B. S.): Dynamo Currents as Applied to ' 
 Fire Alarms. Engineers^ 18945 P' 88. 
 
 1636. Forbes ("William D.): Report of the Tests of over 
 Two Hundred of the Brown Sensitive Automatic 
 Sprinklers. New Tork^ 1884, ^. Circular. Mutuals, 
 Vol. V. 
 
 1637. Freeman (John R.): Fire Streams; A General 
 Description of Capacity of Water Supply and Pumps, 
 the Size of Hose and Nozzle, Manner of Laying a Line 
 of Hose and any Information in Relation to Fire Streams 
 which will Produce the Best Results. Massachtisetts^ 
 1890, p. 41. 
 
68 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1638. Goddard (C M.): Thermo-Electric Fire Alarms. 
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 1639. Grimshaw (Robert): Pump Catechism ; A Practical 
 Help to Runners, Owners and Makers of Pumps of any- 
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 Constructing, Erecting, Connecting and Adjusting. 
 Fourth edition. New York, 1SS8, T.,pp. 79. 
 
 1640. Hexamer (C A.): Chemical Fire Extinguishers. 
 Protection, 189S, /. 31. 
 
 1641. : Wire Glass. Protection, 1897,/. 28. 
 
 1642. Houldsworth ("W.): Patent Fire Detector and Alarm. 
 Manchester, 1889-90, p. 13. 
 
 1643. Insurance World : Pumps and Standpipes. Vol. X. 
 p. 138. 
 
 1644. Jardine (Robert): Automatic Sprinkler Equipments. 
 Northwest, 1895,/. 46. 
 
 1645. Leonard (£♦): Leonard System of Fire Protection as 
 Designed for H. B. Clafiin & Co. Philadelphia, 1878, 
 Pamphlet O., pp. 11 and Plan. Bound Pamphlets, 
 
 Vol. vn. 
 
 1646. Lcmmon ("W. S.): Hydrants, Fire Hose and Coup- 
 lings. Protectiofi, 1897, /. 24. 
 
 1647. Leshure (A. P.): Pii'^ Prevention. Engineers, 1887, 
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 1648. Lyndc (James Henry): The Construction and Action 
 of Automatic Sprinklers. Manchester, 1886-87,/. 11. 
 
 1649. Macdonald (T. M.): Extinguishing Appliances; 
 What Consideration Should they Command? Man- 
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 1650. Morse (John G.): Apparatus for Extinguishing Fires. 
 Reprint from Popular Science Monthly. New Tork, 
 1895, Pamphlet O., pp. 43. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. 
 VII. 
 
Fire-Preventing: Devices and Automatic Protection. 69 
 
 1 65 1. Nag-le (A. F.): Determination of the Sensitiveness of 
 Automatic Sprinklers. Paper read at the Cincinnati 
 Meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engi- 
 neers. No date. Pamphlet (9., //. 24. Bound Pam- 
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 1652. National Fire Protection Association: Automatic 
 Sprinklers, Regulations Governing Installation of. Pro- 
 tectioH, 1S9S, p. 78. 
 
 1652a. • Automatic Sprinkler Protection, Report of 
 
 Committee on. Adopted at Conference held in New 
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 11; Protection, J^ol. I. 
 
 16523. : Fire Hose, Report of Committee on. Protec- 
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 1652c. ; Thermo-Electric Fire Alarms. Protection^ 
 
 1898, /. 39. 
 
 1653. Neefus (H. F.): Sprinkler Equipments; Installation 
 and Requirements. Newark, N. J., 1895, S., pp. 60. 
 
 1654. Paterson (D. R.): Automatic Sprinklers. Glasgow., 
 Third Series, p. 345. 
 
 1655. Reed (S. A,): Value of Automatic Fire Protection. 
 Northwest, 1893, /. 86. 
 
 1656. Russell (Stanley G.): Automatic Sprinklers. Vic- 
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 1657. Rutledge (P.): Automatic Sprinklers. Wales., 
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 1658. Snow (W. M.): Chemical Engines. Massachusetts, 
 1881, p. 102. 
 
 1659. State Mutual Fire Insurance Company: iVutomatic 
 Pump Regulator in By-pass. Providence, 1893, Sq. ^. 
 Circular. Mutuals, Vol. V. 
 
70 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1660. State Mutual Fire Insurance Company : Underwriter 
 Pump, Properly Equipped and Connected. Providence^ 
 1894, Sq. ^. Circular. Mutuals, Vol. V. 
 
 1661. Stover (Joseph W.): Progressive Fire Alarm. E}i- 
 gineers^ 1892, /. 37. 
 
 1662. Sugfgfested Standard Requirements for the Equipping 
 of Property with Automatic Fire Extinguishers. Syra- 
 cuse, 1886, Fa?nphlet O., pp. 8. Bound Pamphlets, 
 Vol. IV. 
 
 1663. Sumner (Harold): Fire Service in Factories, Works, 
 etc. London, 1898, Pamphlet O., pp. 28. British, 
 Vol. I. No. 8. 
 
 1664. Swingley (C. E.): The Benefits and Advantages of 
 Automatic Sprinkler Equipments. Engineers, 1898, p. 
 37- 
 
 1665. Tower (Charles P.): Automatic Fire Sprinklers 
 (Gray System). New Tork, 1887, Pamphlet O., pp. 
 96. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. IV. 
 
 1666. White (J. E.): Automatic Fire Alarm. Syracuse^ 
 1886, Pamphlet Nar. S., pp. 5. Bound Pamphlets, 
 Vol. IV. 
 
 1667. Witter (Thomas): Automatic Sprinklers. j\/an- 
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 1668. : Automatic Sprinklers and Sprinkler Installa- 
 tions. Ireland, 1892-93, p. 121. 
 
 1669. Woodbury (C J. H.): Automatic Sprinklers for 
 Protection Against Fires. A lecture before the Society of 
 Arts. Boston, 1885, Pamphlet O., pp. n. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. VI. 
 
 1670. : Experiments upon the Co-efficient of Efflux of 
 
 Automatic Sprinklers. Reprint from Proceedings of the 
 American Association for the Advancement of Science, 
 August, 1885. Salem, 1886, Paifiphlet O., pp. 2. 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VI. 
 
Fire-Pf eventing: Devices and Automatic Protection. 7 1 
 
 1 67 1. "Woodbury (C J. H.): Fire Protection of Mills and 
 Construction of Mill Floors, Containing Tests of Full 
 Size Wood Mill Columns. Second edition. Neiv Tork^ 
 1882, 0.,pp. 196. 
 
 1672. : Measurements of the Friction of Lubricating 
 
 Oils. Reprint from Transactions of the American Soci- 
 ety of Mechanical Engineers. New Tork^ 1885, Pam- 
 phlet O., pp. 81. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VI. 
 
 1673. : Methods of Reducing the Fire Loss. N^ew 
 
 Tork^ 1889. Reprint from Transactions of the Ameri- 
 can Society of Mechanical Engineers. Pamphlet O., pp. 
 46. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VL 
 
 1674. : Modern Development and Early History of 
 
 Automatic Sprinklers, with Illustrations of Leading De- 
 vices and Portraits of Inventors. Reprint from Gassier' s 
 Magazine. New Tork^ 1892, Pamphlet O., pp. 15. 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VI. 
 
 1675. "Wormald (John): Automatic Appliances for the Ex- 
 tinguishment of Fires. Yorkshire^ 1892-93,/. 13. 
 
 1676. : Automatic Sprinklers in Great Britain and the 
 
 United States. Birmingham^ 1896-7, p. 28, 
 
 1677. J Automatic Sprinklers. Wales, Record ^/^. 
 
Gasolene, Kerosene and Other Oils ; 
 and Acetylene Gas 
 
 1678. Acetylene and Its Hazards; Acetylene Generators 
 Described and Explained. JVew Tork^ 1898, Pajjiphlet 
 0.,pp. II. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VIII. 
 
 1679. American Artizan: Gasolene Stoves, Safety and Util- 
 ity of. Chicago^ 1885, Paynphlet O., pp. 15. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. III. 
 
 1680. American Exchange and Review : 
 Inflammability and Lubricating Qiialities of Oils. Vol. 
 
 XXXIII. p. 389. 
 Lightning and Petroleum Tanks. Vol. XXXIV. p. 240. 
 Mysterious Fires in Petroleum Refineries. Vol. XXXI. 
 
 p. 291. 
 Naphtha and Petroleum Fires. Vol. XXXIV. p. 266. 
 Petroleum Dangers. Vol. XXXI. p. "Ji. 
 Precautions Against Dangers of European and American 
 
 Petroleum. Vol. XXXI. p. "Ji. 
 Russian Petroleum as a Lubricant. V^ol. XXXIV. p. 
 
 142. 
 
 1681. Atwood (H. F,): Hazards of Petroleum and its Prod- 
 ucts. United^ 1881,/. 70. 
 
 1682. Bell (J. Carter): Mineral Lubricants. Manchester ^ 
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 1683. Beilby (G. T.): The Manufacture of Paraffin Oils. 
 Glasgow,^ First Series., p. 121. 
 
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Gasolene, Kerosene and Other Oils. 73 
 
 1 6S4. Boston Manufacturers^ Mutual Publications : 
 Benzine Clause. Vol. IV. p. i. 
 Fuel Oil. Vol. III. p. 18. 
 
 Lubrication of Heavy Bearings. Vol. I. p. 186. 
 Naphtha and Benzine, The Use of. Vol. IV. p. i. 
 Oils. Vol. I. pp. 22,1^, Si; Vol. II. p. 43. 
 Oil, Storage of. Vol. III. p. 38. 
 Oils, Tests of. Vol. II. p. 224; Vol. IV. p. 22. 
 Petroleum for Fuel under Boilers. Vol. II. pp. 140, 150. 
 Wool Oils, including Mrs. Ellen H. S. Richards' Report 
 on their Extraction. Vol. I. p. 84. 
 
 1685. BuIIier (L,M.): Application of Acetylene to Lighting. 
 Progressive Age, Nove7nber i, 1897, p. 514. 
 
 1686. Cairnie (J. B.): Lawrence's Automatic Gas Appara- 
 tus. JManchester, 1888-89, P' '^1 • 
 
 1687. Chandler (C. F.): Petroleum as an Illuminator, and 
 the Advantages and Perils which Attend its Use ; with 
 Special Reference to the Prevention of the Traffic in Dan- 
 gerous Kerosene and Naphtha. Nexv York, 1871, Pajn- 
 phlet O., pp. no. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. IIL 
 
 1688. Day (C. H.): Manufacture of Calcium Carbide and 
 Acetylene Gas. Co7isular Reports, Vol. L V. No. 206. 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VIIL 
 
 1689. Elliott (Arthur H. : Methods and Apparatus for Test- 
 ing Inflammable Oils, Based upon Investigations Ordered 
 by the State Board of Health for Establishing a Standard 
 Safety Test of Illuminating Oils. Albany, 1882, Pam- 
 phlet O., pp. 45. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. III. 
 
 1690. Gibbs (William E.): Lighting by Acetylene Genera- 
 tors, Burners and Electric Furnaces. New Tork, 1898, 
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 1 69 1. Gilbert and Barker Manufacturing Company : Aer- 
 ated Fuel Process of Burning Oil for all Purposes for 
 which Heat is Required in the Mechanical Arts. Patti- 
 phlet Sq. D., pp. 56. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VIIL 
 
74 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1692. Gilbert and Barker Manufacturing Company: Cata- 
 logue of Burners of Air Gas. Pamphlet Ob. Z"., pp. 16. 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VIII. 
 
 1693. » How Best to Light our Country Homes and 
 
 Resorts. Some Practical Suggestions Emphasized by 
 Illustrations of a Few that are so Lighted. Pa7nphlet 
 Sq. Z>., pp. 95. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. IX. 
 
 1694. Griswold (F.M.): Acetylene and Its Hazards. (See 
 Insurance Press ^ February 9, 1898, and various issues 
 following. In progress.) 
 
 1695. Henderson (G. G.): The Risks Attending the Use of 
 Mineral Oil and of Acetylene. Glasgow., Fourth Series^ 
 p. 183. 
 
 1696. Hirst (J. E.): Improved Gas Generating Machine. 
 Cincinnati, 1883, Pa^nphlet S., pp. 16. Bound Pam- 
 phlets, Vol. III. 
 
 1697. Hobson (William): Lighting by Oil and Gas, with 
 Special Regard to the Fire Hazard. Association, Man- 
 chester, 1895-6,/. 5. 
 
 1698. Holloway (A. H.): Acetylene Gas. Birmingham^ 
 
 1897-8,/. 7. 
 
 1699. Hurst (George H.): Lubricating Oils, Fats and 
 Greases ; Their Origin, Preparation, Properties, Uses and 
 Analyses. London, 1896, O., pp. 313. 
 
 1700. Ingle (H.): Acetylene Gas. 2or^5-^/r5, 1897-8,/. 45. 
 
 1701. Insurance Blue Book: Gas Machines as Insurance 
 Risks as Contrasted with Kerosene Lamps. 1875,/. 105. 
 
 1702. Insurance Monitor: Gas Machines, Gasolene and 
 Gasolene Gas. Vol. XXIV. p. 116. 
 
 1703. Insurance Press : Acetylene and its Hazards ; Acety- 
 lene Generators Described and Explained. Neiv York, 
 1898, Pamphlet O., pp. 11. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. 
 VIII. 
 
Gasolene, Kerosene and Other Oils* 75 
 
 1 704. Insurance World : 
 
 Fires That Water will not Extinguish. Vol. III. p. 198. 
 Oil; How Refined. Vol. III. p. 129. 
 
 1705' Jouanne (G.): The Dangers of Acetylene. Progres- 
 sive Age, February 15, 1898,/. 76. 
 
 1706. Lewes (Vivian B.)j Acetylene. Progressive Age, 
 Decetnber 15, 1897,^. 600. 
 
 1707. Lindsey (H. K.): Illuminating and Lubricating Oils. 
 Northxvest, 1876,/. 124. 
 
 1708. Masson (David Orme): Gas and Acetylene as Illu- 
 minants. Victoria, 1897, p. 30. 
 
 1709. McDevitt (William): Danger of Spontaneous Com- 
 bustion from Calcium Carbide when Wet. Philadelphia 
 Association, 1898, Sq. ^. Circular. 
 
 1 7 ID. MuUiken (A.H.): Practical Illustration of the Use of 
 Acetylene. Northwest, 1897, p. 142. 
 
 1 7 1 1 . New York Board of Fire Underwriters : Report on 
 Gas Machines and Carburetters. New York, 1881, Patn- 
 phlet O., pp. 38. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. III. 
 
 1712. : Gas Machines, Rules and Regulations Relating 
 
 to. New York, 1886, Pamphlet O., pp. 8. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. III. 
 
 1713. Orton (Edward): Petroleum and Natural Gas. Col- 
 umbus, 1888, O., pp. 830. 
 
 1 7 14. : Preliminary Report upon Petroleum and In- 
 flammable Gas, with a Supplement. Colujnbus, 1887, 
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 1715. Osborne (R. S.): Use of Natural Gas. New York, 
 1884, Pamphlet 0.,pp. 13. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. III. 
 
 1716. Peckham (S. F.): Production, Technology and Uses 
 of Petroleum and its Products, Containing also a Bibli- 
 ography of the Subject. U. S. Census, 1880 \ Washington, 
 1884, ^., pp. Zi9. 
 
76 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1 7 17. Perry and Sard: Gasolene Stoves. Albany^ 18S6, 
 Pa7nphlet O., pp. 13. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. III. 
 
 1 7 1 8 . Pro gfressi ve A§fe : 
 
 Acetylene as an Enricher for Coal Gas. Decejnber 15, 
 
 i897>^- 596. 
 Acetylene Lighting at Vienna. March 15, 1898,/. 122. 
 Moissan and Calcium Carbide ; Acetylene. November \^ 
 
 1S97,/. 481. 
 
 1719. Redfield (A. P.): Lubricating Oil. North-west, i^'jG^ 
 p. 129. 
 
 1720. Sawter (George): Acetylene; A New Light from 
 Calcium Carbides. Co?iszilar Reports, Vol. LIU. No. 
 198, March, 1898. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. X. 
 
 1721. Seay (W» W.): Use and Storage of Crude Petroleum. 
 JEngineers, 1890,^. 71. 
 
 1722. Smith (Harry): Acetylene Gas. Manchester , \'^(^6~ 
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 1723. Smith (JohnWOjUseandStorageof Crude Petroleum. 
 Engineers, iS^o, p. So. 
 
 1724. Stockwell (William): Kerosene and its Products. En- 
 gineers, iSSi, p. 62. 
 
 1725. Thompson-Bedford Company: Mineral Lubricating 
 Oils and Crude and Refined Parafine Wax. London, S., 
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 1726. Thurston (George H.): Natural Gas. Pittsburgh, 
 1885, PajHphlet 0.,pp. 31. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. III. 
 
 1727. Tirrill (O.): Equalizing Gas Machines, with an Ex- 
 planation of the Difficulties Involved in Gasolene Gas 
 Making. New York, 1886, Pamphlet 0.,pp. 87. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. III. 
 
Gasolene, Kerosene and Other Oils. 77 
 
 172S. Trackson (James J. P.): Acetylene Gas. Norwich, 
 
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 1729. "Wahl (William H.): Report on the Light Petroleum 
 Oils Considered as to their Safety or Danger in Various 
 Domestic -Uses, Made to a Committee of the Franklin 
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90 Insurance Library Association of Boston* 
 
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 1579. Gray (Howard P.) ♦ Northwest, 1892,/. 15. 
 
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 1884. , Underwriters, 1892,/. i. 
 
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 1894. Ives (Stephen D.). Pacific, 1894, ;i. 12. 
 
 1895. Jarrett (Clement E.). Victoria, 1891,/. 13. 
 
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 1897. Kerr (Robert). Wales, Record 60. 
 
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92 Insurance Library Association of Boston, 
 
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 1916. McCall (John A., Jr.). iV. /. C, 1885, /. 3. 
 
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 1926. Osborn (R. W.). Pacific, 1898,/. 12. 
 
 1927. Palmer (O. W.). Underwriters, iS^6, p. S. 
 
 1928. . New York State, 1881,/. 7. 
 
 1929. Pierce (James F.). ^- ^- C'-, 1894,/. 3. 
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 1931. Rennie (C). Fz'c/c^r/a, 1888,/. 13. 
 
 1932. Ridge (M. A.). Victoria, 1894,^. 13. 
 
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 1937- Salter (C). Victoria, 1887,/. 13. 
 
 1938- Sexton (William). Pacific, \%'^^, p. %. 
 
 1939. Simonds (Edwin A.). Northwest, 1890,/. 14, 
 
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94 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
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 1956. Thayer (William). 6'^«//^ 187S, /. 11. 
 
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 1958- Tupper (S. Y.). Southeastern, 1897,/. 6; 1898, 
 /. 6. 
 
 1959- TurnbuU (Thomas), ^ew York State, 1886,/. 10. 
 i960. Turner (Henry R.). Exchange, 1888,/. 19. 
 
 1961. Van Antwerp (CH.). New York State, 1894,/. 7. 
 
 1962. . Underwriters, 1895. 
 
 1963- Van Buren (J. H.). Underwriters, 1884, /. 6. 
 
 1964. Wagner (George). Philadelphia Association, \^^^, 
 p. 3 ; 1888, p. 3 ; 18S9, /. 3 ; 1890, p. 3 ; 1891, p. 3 ; 
 1892,/. 3; 1893,/. 3. 
 
 1965. "Wardle (James). Yorkshire, \^c)^-<^^, p. ^\. 
 
 1966. Watson (Edward S.). Victoria, \%^\, p, ^. 
 
 1967. Watson (T. Wilkinson). Glasgow, Second Series, 
 p. 125; /. 281. 
 
Inaugural, Annual and Farewell Addresses. 95 
 
 196S. Watt (R. v.). Pacific, 1895,/. 9- 
 
 1969. Welsh (Milton). Missouri, 1884,^. 5. 
 
 1970. Welch (J. St. Vincent). Wales, Record ^i^. 
 
 1971. Whaling (W. J.). South, 1874,/. 16. 
 
 1972. Whiting (CB.). Nevj York State, 1897,/. 8. 
 
 1973. Whitlock (J. L.). Northwest, 1884,/. 15. 
 
 1974. Williams (Abram). -A^or/Z/we^/, 1886, /. 13 ; 1887, 
 p, 16. 
 
 1975- Wood (Richard A.). Newcastle-on-Tyne, i2>g']-^'S>, 
 p. II. 
 
 1976. Woodworth (A. J.). New York State, 1877,^. 7; 
 1878,/. 6. 
 
 1977- Wyatt (George W.). Underwriters, 1897. 
 
 1978. . New York State, 1898. 
 
 1979- Young (Alexander H.). Victoria, \%'$>(i, p. \. 
 
Insurance Almanacs^ Directories, 
 Year BookSf etc* 
 
 1980. Bloomingston (J. S.): Insurance Knowledge Box for 
 1880, Containing a Careful Digest of Information Re- 
 lating to Fire, Marine, Life and all other kinds of In- 
 surance Business in the United States and wherever the 
 Business is Carried on throughout the World. Chicago^ 
 1880, 0.,pp. 222. 
 
 1 98 1. Bourne ("William): Bourne's Handy Assurance 
 Manual. London. Established 1889. Containing Sta- 
 tistics Relative to the Financial Position and the Progress 
 of the British Assurance Offices, with other Information. 
 Issue for 1891. 
 
 1982. Connecticut: Directory of the Insurance Agents in 
 Connecticut, May, 1895. Hartford., 1895, O., fp, 70. 
 
 1983. Currie (Gilbert E.): United States Insurance 
 Almanac. Ne-xv York. Published from 1S56 to 1882, 
 inclusive. Set complete in twenty-six Volumes O. 
 
 1984. Directory of Insurance Departments. Names and 
 Addresses of Insurance Commissioners, Superintendents, 
 Auditors, and Supervising Officials having other Titles, 
 their Deputies or Assistants, Examiners, etc. Insurance 
 Press, Vol. V. No. 105,/. 7 (September i, 1897). 
 
 1985. Ecclesine (J. B.): American Underwriters' Manual 
 and Insurance Directory for 1862-3. Neiv York., 1862, 
 O. (pagination fragmentary). 
 
 96 
 
Insurance Almanacs^ Directories, Year Books, etc. 97 
 
 1986. Hayden (H. R.): The Insurance Year Book for 
 1874. A History of the Fire, Marine, Life and Accident 
 Insurance Business of the United States for 1873, "with 
 Abstracts of Insurance Statutes and Decisions, and other 
 Valuable Statistical, Historical and Chronological Infor- 
 mation Useful to Underwriters and Agents. Hartford^ 
 1874, 0.,pp. 284. 
 
 1987 : Cyclopedia of Insurance in the United States. 
 
 Hartford. Published annually. Complete in nine Vol- 
 umes D., 1S90 to 1898, inclusive. 
 
 198S. Hine (C. C): The Insurance Blue Book. An In- 
 surance Annual, Containing Tabulated Statements of the 
 Condition of the Companies ; Complete Synopses of the 
 Insurance Laws of the Several States ; a Directory of 
 the Agents of the United States; a List of the Compa- 
 nies Incorporated in America ; Information Relative to 
 Insurance Departments, Fire Departments, The National 
 Board, The Chamber of Life Insurance; Matters of 
 Value to Adjusters; Marine and Meteorological infor- 
 mation; Postal Information; Contributions from feiyii- 
 nent Insurance Men; and a Great Variety and Am6«nt 
 of Material, Interesting and Valuable to Underwriters and 
 the Business Community Generally. New York., Sq. ^. 
 Issues for 1874, 1875 and 1876; complete. 
 
 1989. Illinois: Insurance Hand Book of the State of Illi- 
 nois. A Complete Compilation of all Statistical Infor- 
 mation Regarding Underwriting Interests in that State. 
 /ndt'ana/>o/is, 1898, S.^ pp. 325. 
 
 1990- Indiana: Rough Notes Insurance Directory. In- 
 dianapolis., 1889, S., pp. 102. 
 
 199^- Insurance Register; Containing, with other Infor- 
 mation, a Record of the Yearly Progress and the Present 
 Financial Position of British Insurance Associations. 
 London, O. Published annually since 1869. Issues for 
 1869, 1871, 1872, 1875 to 1878, inclusive; 18S1, 1SS2, 
 1885 and 1887 to 1898, inclusive. 
 
98 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1993. Insurance Year Book. New York, O. First pub- 
 lished in 1S73 as The Investor' s Guardian and Insur- 
 ance Ahnanac; in 1874 and 1875 as The Insurance 
 Almanac; in 1876 as The hisurance Tear Book a?id 
 Centennial Register ; and in 1877 and annually since as 
 The Insurance Tear Book. Issues from 1873 to 1898, 
 inclusive, except 1S75. 
 
 1993. Maine. Directory of Insurance Companies Author- 
 ized to do Business in the State of Maine, with the 
 Licensed Agents thereof and Licensed Brokers, as Re- 
 corded in the Insurance Department. Augusta^ O. 
 Published annually. Issues for 1893 to 1898, inclusive. 
 
 1994. . Insurance Laws of the State of Maine. Com- 
 pilations for 1880, 1887, 1 89 1, and 1895. 
 
 1995. New York Insurance Directory; also of Brooklyn, 
 Newark, and Jersey City. Nexv Tork, Nar. O., 18S8, 
 fp. 124. 
 
 1996. Pacific Coast Insurance Directory^ with Laws and 
 other Information of Interest to the Insurance Profession 
 Sa7i Brattcisco, 1S90, D.^ pp. 1S9. 
 
 1997. Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Insurance Directory. 
 
 Bhiladelphia., 1S92, S.^ pp. 131, 
 
 1998. Post Magazine Almanack and Insurance Directory. 
 Londo7t, O. Published annually since 1842. Issues for 
 1844, 1857, 1858, i860, 1861, 1863, 1871, 1873, 1875 to 
 1889, inclusive; and 1891 to 1898, inclusive. 
 
 1999. Review Almanack. London, B. Published annu- 
 ally from 1 87 2 to 1883, inclusive. Issues for all years ex- 
 cept 1876 and 1S83. 
 
 2000. Royal Insurance Company Almanac Liverpool, 
 T. Annual. Issues for 1855 to 1S71, inclusive, except- 
 ing 1856, 1S64, and 1865. 
 
Insurance Almanacs, Directories, Year Books, etc 99 
 
 300I. South African Red Book. Cape Town, 189S, O., 
 pp. 134. 
 
 3003. Southern Insurance Directory. JVew Orleans. Pub- 
 lished annually since 18S7. Issues for 1S87 to 1S9S, 
 inclusive ; complete. 
 
 2003. Standard Insurance Directory of Boston and all the 
 Principal Cities and Towns of New En§:Iand. Boston, 
 Nar. S. Published annually since 1S8S. Issues for 
 18SS to 1898, inclusive; complete. 
 
 3004. Walford (Cornelius): The Insurance Year Book. 
 Londo)i^ 1S70, 0.,pp. 153. 
 
 2005. Yerkes Insurance Directory of Chicagfo. Published 
 annually. JVar. D. Issues for 1894 ^^ 189S, inclusive. 
 
Insurance Commissioners^ Sports 
 
 2006. Complete sets of Reports have been collected for 
 only the New England States and New York, but the 
 latest current report will be found on file for Canada, 
 Ontario, and the following States and Territories : Ala- 
 bama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, 
 Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, 
 Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, 
 Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nebraska, North 
 Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Oklahoma, Penn- 
 sylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, 
 Texas, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and 
 Wyoming, 
 
 2007. Connecticut. Insurance Department established 1865. 
 Annual Reports relating to Fire and Marine Companies, 
 complete from 1866 to 1898, inclusive, in twenty-nine 
 Volumes O. The Commissioners, with terms of service, 
 have been : — 
 
 Benjamin Noyes 1 865-1 871 
 
 George S. Miller 1S71-1874 
 
 John W. Stedman 1 874-1 880 
 
 John W. Brooks 1880- 1883 
 
 Ephraim Williams 1 883-1 886 
 
 O. R. Fyler 1886-1893 
 
 John S. Seymour 1S93- 
 
 Burton Mansfield 1893-1895 
 
 Frederick S. Betts . . . 1895-present incumbent. 
 
 2008. Maine. Insurance Department established 1868. 
 Annual Reports relating to Fire, Marine and Life Com- 
 panies, complete from 1869 to 1898, inclusive, in thirty 
 
 (100) 
 
Insurance G>mniissioners' Repdrfs.' loi 
 
 Volumes O. The Commissioners, with terms of service, 
 
 have been : — 
 
 Albert W. Paine 1S68-1873 
 
 Joshua Nye 1 873-1 879 
 
 William Philbrick 1 879-1 880 
 
 Joseph B. Peaks 1880- 1883 
 
 Oramandel Smith 1 883-1 884 
 
 Frank E. Nye 18S4-1885 
 
 Joseph O. Smith 1 885-1 893 
 
 Stephen W. Carr .... iS93-present incumbent. 
 
 2009. Massachusetts. Abstracts of Returns. By Act of 18 
 April, 1837, the Secretary of the Commonwealth was 
 required to submit to the Legislature annually an Abstract 
 of the Returns made to his office by Fire and Marine In- 
 surance Companies having a specific capital. In 1843 
 these Abstracts were enlarged to cover Mutual Companies, 
 and continued so to be made until 1855, when a Board 
 of Insurance Commissioners was established. Abstracts 
 complete from 1837 to 1855 in one Volume O., including 
 one published in 1836, published in accordance with a 
 special order of the Legislature that year. 
 
 2010. . Insurance Department established 1855. Or- 
 iginally in charge of three Commissioners, which number 
 was reduced to two in 1859, and to one in 1866. Reports 
 relating to Fire, Marine and Life Companies from 1855 
 to 1898, inclusive, complete in seventy-nine Volumes O. ; 
 also special volume covering Life Insurance Reports from 
 1S59 to 1865, inclusive, with an Appendix by Elizur 
 Wright. The Commissioners, with terms of service, have 
 been : — 
 
 Augustus O. Brewster, Nathaniel K. 
 
 Allen, Charles L. Putnam . . ''^^55 
 
 Nathaniel K. Allen, John Field, 
 
 Elihu C. Baker 1856 
 
 John Field, Elihu C. Baker, George 
 
 T. Stearns 1S57 
 
I02 Insurance Libi-ary Association of Boston, 
 
 Elizur Wright, Geo. W. Sargent . 1S5S-1S66 
 
 John E. Sanford 1866- 1869 
 
 Julius L. Clarke 1 870-1 874 
 
 Stephen H. Rhodes 1875-1879 
 
 Julius L. Clarke 1879-1883 
 
 John K. Tarbox 1 883-1 S87 
 
 George S. Merrill 1 887-1 897 
 
 Frederick L. Cutting . . 1897-jDresent incumbent. 
 
 201 1. National Insurance Convention. Organized 1871 ; 
 composed of Officials having charge of Insurance Matters 
 in the Various States and Territories. Object, to secure 
 uniformity of action and to promote desirable legislation. 
 Reports complete from 1871 to 1898, inclusive (except 
 1875 to 1 887, v^^hich were never printed) ; fourteen Vol- 
 umes O. 
 
 2011a. » " Insurance, A Text-book," being a Compi- 
 lation by William A. Fricke of the Addresses delivered 
 before the Convention at its Meeting in Milwaukee, 
 September, 1898. JVezv Tork., 1S99, Sq. O., pp. 1093. 
 
 2012. New Hampshire. Abstracts. By Act 7 July, 1849, 
 the Mutual Fire Insurance Companies of the State were 
 required to make returns to the Secretary of State, who 
 submitted an Abstract of such returns to the Legislature. 
 Abstracts complete for 1850 and 1851, in one Volume O. 
 
 2013. . Insurance Department established in 1S52. 
 
 Originally in charge of three Commissioners, which num- 
 ber was reduced to two in 1864, and to one in 1870. 
 Reports relating to Fire, Marine and Life Companies 
 complete from 1852 to 1898, inclusive, in seventeen Vol- 
 umes O. The Commissioners, with terms of service, 
 have been : — 
 
 Uri Lamprey, Warren L. Lane, 
 
 Charles F. Brooks .... 1852-1S53 
 
 Uri Lamprey, Warren L. Lane, 
 
 Timothy Hoskins 1 853-1 854 
 
Insurance Commissioners' Reports. 
 
 103 
 
 Warren L. Lane, Uri Lamprey, 
 
 Timothy Hoskins .... 
 Warren L. Lane, Timothy Hoskins 
 
 John E. Stanyan . . . . . 
 Albert S. Scott, Jacob H. Ela 
 
 G. W. Conant 
 
 Albert S. Scott, Jacob H. Ela 
 
 Lorenzo Day 
 
 Oliver C. Fisher, Otis F. R. Waite 
 
 Benjamin M. Colby . . . , 
 C. V. Dearborn, G. W. Conant 
 
 James Gordon 
 
 James Gordon, F. S. Greenleaf . 
 F. S. Greenleaf, Joseph Oilman . 
 Joseph Oilman, E. M. Topliff 
 
 John Felch 
 
 E. M. Topliff, John Felch . . 
 John Felch, A. B. Wyatt 
 
 Francis Winch 
 
 A. B. Wyatt, Francis Winch . . 
 Oliver Fillsbury (died in office) . 
 Henry H. Huse (died in office) . 
 John C. Linehan . . . 1890- 
 
 1854-1S55 
 
 1S55-1856 
 
 1S56-1S57 
 
 1857-1859 
 
 I 859-1 862 
 
 1862-1864 
 I 864- I 865 
 1S65-1866 
 
 I 866- I 867 
 I 867-1 868 
 
 I 868- I 869 
 1869-1870 
 I 8 70- I 888 
 18S8-1890 
 present incumbent. 
 
 2014. New York State. Abstracts. In 1828 a Statute 
 was passed requiring all " monied corporations" there- 
 after created to file annual statements v\^ith the Comptroller 
 of State. Companies from other States and from other 
 countries were not before 1849 required to make any 
 annual or other statements, except of premiums received ; 
 and it was not until 1864 that all insurance companies — 
 Fire, Marine and Life — were required by law to make 
 and file annual statements of their condition and affairs. 
 Neither were the annual reports of New York State com- 
 panies required to be published in any manner ; they were 
 simply to be entered in a book which was required to be 
 open to public inspection. In 1S73, however, William 
 
I04 Insurance Librairy Association of Boston* 
 
 Barnes published abstracts of all the reports that could 
 be found on file from 1831 to 1859, inclusive, which 
 publication we have complete in two Volumes O., /. //. 
 1042 ; //. pp. 1204. 
 
 2015. , Comptroller's Reports, covering Reports of In- 
 surance Companies for 1855 to 1859, inclusive, in five 
 Volumes O. Also Special Report to the Comptroller of 
 three Insurance Commissioners appointed to examine 
 into the condition and affairs of the Fire Insurance Com- 
 panies in New York and Brooklyn in 1856. One Vol- 
 ume O. 
 
 20i6. . Insurance Department established i860. An- 
 nual Reports, covering Fire and Marine Companies, 
 complete from i860 to 1898, inclusive, in forty-two Vol- 
 umes O. The Commissioners, with terms of service, 
 have been : — 
 
 William Barnes 1S60-1870 
 
 George W. Miller 1870-1872 
 
 George B. Church 1872-1872 
 
 Orlow W. Chapman 1872-1876 
 
 William Smyth 1876-1877 
 
 John F. Smyth 1 877-1 880 
 
 Charles G. Fairman 1880-1883 
 
 John A. McCall 1883-1885 
 
 Robert A. Maxwell 1 886-1 891 
 
 James F. Pierce 1 891-1897 
 
 Louis F. Payn .... 1897-present incumbent. 
 
 2017. Rhode Island. Abstracts. Insurance matters were 
 placed in charge of three Commissioners in 1856, who 
 made abstracts of the returns of Companies, which ab- 
 stracts were published from 1859 to 1862, inclusive, and 
 which publications we have, in two Volumes O. The 
 Commissioners for that entire period were John R. Bart- 
 lett, William R. Watson, and Samuel A. Parker. 
 
Insurance Commissioners' Reports. 105 
 
 2018. . Reports. By Act of 1863 the State Auditor 
 
 is ex officio State Insurance Commissioner. We have 
 Reports relating to Fire and Marine Companies from 
 1863 to 1898, inclusive, in thirty-seven Volumes O. The 
 Commissioners, with terms of service, have been : — 
 
 James C. Collins 1863-1868 
 
 James M. Spencer 1 868-1 883 
 
 Samuel H. Cross 1882-1887 
 
 Elisha W. Bucklin 1S87-188S 
 
 Almon K. Goodw^in 18S8-1889 
 
 William C. Townsend 1889-1890 
 
 Elisha W. Bucklin 1 890-1 891 
 
 Albert C. Landers . . . 1 891 -present incumbent. 
 
 2019. Vermont. Insurance interests of this State are in 
 charge of the Secretary of State and the State Treasurer, 
 jointly acting as Insurance Commissioners ex officio. 
 While these officials have so acted since 1852, their first 
 Report was published in 1869; Reports then appeared 
 annually until 1876; no more were published until 1885; 
 since then Reports have been published each year. Re- 
 ports relating to Fire, Marine and Life Companies, 1868 
 to 1876, inclusive, 1885 to 1898, inclusive; complete in 
 nine Volumes O. The Insurance Commissioners, ex 
 officio^ with their terms of service, have been : — 
 
 Ferrand F. Merrill, George Howes . 185 2-1 853 
 
 Daniel P. Thompson, John A. Page 1 853-1 854 
 
 Daniel P. Thompson, Henry M. Bates 1 854-1 855 
 
 Charles W. Willard, Henry M. Bates 1855-1857 
 
 Benjamin W. Dean, Henry M. Bates 1 857-1 860 
 
 Benjamin W. Dean, John B. Page . 1860-1861 
 
 George W. Bailey, Jr., John B. Page 1861-1866 
 
 George Nichols, John B. Page . . 1866-1883 
 
 George Nichols, William H. Du Bois 18S2-18S4 
 Charles W. Porter, William H. Du 
 
 Bois 1884-1890 
 
 Chauncey W. Brownell, Jr., Henry 
 
 F. Field 1890-present incumbents. 
 
Insurance ^dictionaries 
 
 3020. Hare (F. A. C) : Fire Insurance Manual. London, 
 1886, D.,pp. 259. 
 
 2021. Hams (William A.): Technical Dictionary of Fire 
 Insurance ; being a Practical Commentary combined with 
 a Glossary of Terms used in the Principal Manufacturing 
 Industries. London^ 1886, Z>., pp. 344. 
 
 2022. : Technological Dictionary of Insurance Chem 
 
 istry. A Compendium . . . explaining the various risks 
 to be apprehended from Spontaneous Combustion, Oxida- 
 tion, Chemical Affinity, Fermentation, Friction, Expan- 
 sion of Gases, Inflammability of Vapours, Dust Explo- 
 sions, Steam Heating and Drying, Oils, Fibres, Coal, 
 Cotton and Mixed Cargoes, etc., etc. With Actual Cases 
 Showing where Losses have Occurred ; and Miscellaneous 
 Chemical and Physical Information. London^ 1890, Z>., 
 pp. 407. 
 
 2023. : Technological Fire Insurance Commentary. 
 
 London., 1894, D..,pp. 308, 
 
 2024. "Walfofd (Cornelius) : Insurance Cyclopedia ; being 
 a Dictionary of the Definition of Terms used in Connec- 
 tion with the Theory and Practice of Insurance in all its 
 Branches ; A Biographical Summary . . . ; A Biblio- 
 graphical Repertory . . . ; An Historical Treasury . . . ; 
 and Containing a Detailed Account of the Rise and 
 Progress of Insurance in Europe and America. London, 
 1871-1878, O., Vol. /., A-Com, pp. 632; Vol. IL., 
 Com-Equ, //. 640; Vol. ILL., Equ-Fir, pp. 663; Vol. 
 LV., Fir-Fri, pp. 616; Vol. V, Fri-Han, pp. 644. 
 Only five volumes published, owing to death of author 
 in 1885. 
 
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Insurance Maps, Atlases and 
 Surveys 
 
 2025. In its Map Room the Association has 405 separately 
 bound maps, furnished through the courtesy of the San- 
 born-Perris Map Company of New York, and covering 
 88 towns in Maine, 60 in New Hampshire, 50 in Ver- 
 mont, 127 in Massachusetts, 13 in Rhode Island, and 67 
 in Connecticut. There are also 20 large bound volumes 
 covering Sanborn-Pen-is maps of the cities of Bridgeport, 
 Brockton, Chelsea, Fall River, Hartford, Haverhill, 
 Holyoke, Lawrence, Lowell, Lynn, Manchester, New 
 Bedford, New Haven (2 vols.), Pawtucket, Portland, 
 Providence (2 vols.), Springfield, and Worcester. There 
 being a special catalogue in hands of the Librarian of 
 the maps on file, members are referred to that for further 
 information. 
 
 2026. Brookline: Atlas of the Town of Brookline, Nor- 
 folk County, Mass. From Actual Surveys and Official 
 Plans by Geo. W. and Walter S. Bromley, Civil Engi- 
 neers. Philadelphia^ 1S93, Sq. J^., 22 plates. 
 
 2027. Cambridge: Atlas of the City of Cambridge, Mass. 
 From Actual Surveys and Official Plans by Geo. W. and 
 Walter S. Bromley, Civil Engineers. Philadelphia^ 
 1894, Sq. F.^ T^2 plates. 
 
 202S. Chelsea: Atlas of the City of Chelsea and the Towns 
 of Revere and Winthrop. From Actual Surveys and 
 Official Plans by Geo. W. and Walter S. Bromley, Civil 
 Engineers. Philadelphia, iSSS, Sq. P., iS plates. 
 
 0^7^ 
 
io8 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2029. Connecticut : Town and City Atlas of the State of 
 Connecticut. Compiled from Government Surveys, Coun- 
 ty Records and Personal Investigations. Bostoji^ 1S93, 
 Sq. F.^pp. 223. 
 
 2030. Essex County: Atlas of Essex County, Mass. Com- 
 piled from Recent and Actual Surveys and Records under 
 the Direction of George H. Walker & Co. Boston, 1884, 
 Sq. F.,pp. 178. 
 
 2031. Hull; Atlas of the Town of Hull, Plymouth County, 
 and part of the Jerusalem Road, Norfolk County, Mass. 
 
 From Actual Surveys and Official Plans. Boston, , 
 
 Sq. F., 16 plates. 
 
 2032. Maiden: Atlas of the City of Maiden, Mass. Com- 
 piled from Recent and Actual Surveys and Records and 
 Private Plans of A. F. Sargent, C. E. Boston, 1885, 
 Sq. F.,pp. 151. 
 
 2033. Middlesex County: Atlas of Middlesex County, 
 Mass. Compiled from Recent and Actual Surveys under 
 the Direction of Geo. H. Walker & Co. Boston, 1889, 
 Sq. F., pp. 292. 
 
 2034. Norfolk County: Atlas of Norfolk County, Mass. 
 Compiled from Official Records, Private Plans and Act- 
 ual Surveys, under the Direction of E. Robinson, New 
 York, 1888, Sq. F., ^6 plates. 
 
 2035. Somerville: Atlas of the City of Somerville, Mass. 
 From Actual Surveys and Official Plans by Geo. W. and 
 Walter S. Bromley, Civil Engineers. Philadelphia, 
 1895, Sq. F., 2'^ plates. 
 
 2036. Special Insurance Surveys of Manufacturing: Risks in 
 
 New England ; containing Diagrams, Isometrical Views, 
 Descriptions of the Property, Occupation and Practical 
 Working Condition, together with all Matters coming 
 under Observation Affecting the Character of Risks ; by 
 C. A. Barlow and J. M. Bancroft, Civil and Mechanical 
 Engineers. Bound in Twenty-four Volumes, Sq. Folio. 
 
Insurance Journals^ Magazines and 
 Periodicals 
 
 ♦♦Indicate that current issues of the magazine are furnished by the 
 courtesy of the publishers. 
 
 2037. Accident Insurance. A Monthly Journal devoted to 
 Legitimate Accident Underwriting. Boston; Quarto. 
 First issue April 25, 1S96. Monthly; one volume per 
 year. Vols. I. and II. ; complete.** 
 
 203S. Adjuster (The). San Francisco^ Cal.; Octavo. 
 First issue May, 1891. Monthly; two volumes per year, 
 except from May, 1892, to April, 1895, inclusive, when 
 one volume per year was issued. Subsequently these four 
 years were counted as representing two volumes each, but 
 Vols. VI., VII., VIII., IX. and X. were never issued. 
 Vols. I. to XVI. ; complete.** 
 
 2039. American Exchange and Review (The). A Journal 
 of Finance, Insurance, Manufactures, Patents, Trade, 
 Commerce, Mining and Railway Intelligence, Art, Joint 
 Stock Corporation Interests, Science, General Information, 
 etc., etc. An Expositor of Social and Economic Science. 
 Philadelphia; Octavo. First issue February, 1862. 
 Monthly; two volumes per year until 1876. Form 
 changed to Sq. Folio with issue for January, 1877, and 
 thereafter one volume issued per year ; at same date 
 scope of journal restricted to insurance. Vols. I. to 
 LII. ; complete.** 
 
 2040. American Life Assurance Magazine and Journal of 
 Actuaries. New York; Nar. Octavo. First issue July, 
 1859. Numbers issued quarterly and making one volume 
 per annum ; publication believed to have been discontinued 
 in 1878. Vols. IV., X., and XIII. to XVII., inclusive. 
 
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no Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2041. Argus (The). Chicago; Sq. Folio. First issue 
 May 1S71, under name of The Insurance Herald; name 
 changed with issue for May, 1877. Monthly until Janu- 
 ary, 18S8, then fortnightly; one volume per year until 
 end of 1S79; beginning with 1880 two volumes per year. 
 Vols. VII. to XLVII., inclusive.** 
 
 3043. Australasian Insurance and Banking Record and 
 Statistical Register (The). A Monthly Journal of Insur- 
 ance, Banking and Finance. Melbourne, Australia; 
 Sq. Quarto. First issue January, 1877. Monthly; one 
 volume per year. Vols. I. to XXII., inclusive. 
 
 2043. Avalanche (The). Philadelphia; Quarto. First 
 issue October, 1871. Published for three years, when it 
 was changed to The Observer {q. v.). Monthly; one 
 volume per year; last issue dated December, 1874. Vol. 
 IV. 
 
 3044. Baltimore Underwriter (The). A Monthly Journal de- 
 voted to the Diversified Interests of Insurance ; its Pi-inciples 
 and Practice, its Legal Bearings and Decisions, and the 
 Record of its Progress ; and to the discussion of Financial, 
 Economic, and Sanitary Questions, Vital Statistics, etc. 
 Baltimore ; Sq. Quarto. First issue July 15, 1865. 
 Monthly ; one volume per year. Changed to weekly, 
 and two volumes per year, with issue for January, 1873; 
 changed to semi-monthly with issue for January, 1880, 
 and so remains. Vols. V., VIII., XII., XIX., XX., and 
 XXIII. to LX., inclusive.** 
 
 2045. Black and White. A Monthly Magazine of Facts for 
 Insurance Policy Investors. Chicago ; Octavo. First issue 
 October 15, 1890. Monthly; two volumes per year. 
 Vols. I. to XVI., inclusive; complete.** 
 
 2046. Budget (The). An Insurance Journal. Toro7ito; 
 Quarto. First issue January 15, 1881. Monthly; one 
 volume per year until September, 1893, which was last 
 
 I 
 
Insurance Journals, Magfazines and Periodicals. 1 1 1 
 
 number issued, the paper being then merged with another. 
 Continued in form and editorship by The Bulletin {q. 
 v.). Vols. VIII. to XIII., inclusive. 
 
 2047. Bulletin (The). An Insurance Journal. Toronto; 
 Quarto. First issue December, 1893. Monthly; one 
 volume per year. Vols. I. to VII., inclusive; complete.** 
 
 204S. California Insurance Review and Business Record. 
 
 San Francisco; Sq. Quarto. First issue 1897.** 
 
 3049. Chronicle (The). New York; Sq. Quarto. First 
 issue dated January 4, 1866, at Chicago, and called Bank- 
 ing and Insurance Chronicle; name changed to Insur- 
 ance Oro«zc/e with issue for March 19, 186S; changed 
 to The Chronicle with issue for December 3, 1868. 
 Weekly; two volumes per year; first four volumes Sq. 
 Folio, after which present size established. First issue at 
 New York dated August 15, 1872. Vols. III. to LXII., 
 inclusive.** 
 
 2050. Coast Review (The). San Fra?icisco; Octavo. First 
 issued September 15, 1871, as a newspaper in size; 
 changed to Qyiarto with Volume II., and so continued until 
 present size established in April, 1874. Monthly; two 
 volumes per year until 1877, inclusive; one volume per 
 year from 1878 to 1888, inclusive; (Vols. XXIV. to 
 XXXVI., inclusive, never issued) ; two volumes per year 
 from 1889 to 1894, inclusive; one volume per year in 
 1895 and 1896; two volumes per year in 1897 and 1898. 
 Vols. VI. to LIV., inclusive.** 
 
 2051. Echo (The). A Monthly Journal devoted to the In- 
 terests of Fire, Life, Accident, Surety, Marine, Tornado 
 and Steam Boiler Insurance, and Banking, Savings, Trust, 
 Guaranty, Safe Deposit, Indemnity, Mortgage, Investment, 
 Loan and Building Institutions. Philadelphia; Sq. 
 Quarto. First issue September, 1890. Monthly; one 
 
112 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 volume per year. Issued for three years, then name 
 changed to The Insurance Advocate (q. v.)^ and place 
 of publication changed to New York. Vol. I. 
 
 2052. Flash Ligfhts. A Journal devoted to the Interests of 
 all Classes of Insurance. Atlattta ; Sg. Quarto. First 
 issue February, 1898. Monthly first six months; semi- 
 monthly since. Two volumes per year.** 
 
 2053. Fraternal Monitor (The). Rochester, N. T. ; Sg. 
 Folio. First issue August i, 1890. Monthly; one volume 
 per year. Vols. I., II., and V. to VIII., inclusive.** 
 
 2054. Guardian (The). In the Interest of the People 
 Against Monopoly. Boston; Sq. Quarto. First issue 
 June 15, 1883. Semi-monthly; two volumes per year. 
 Vols. II. to VII., inclusive; X. to XIV., inclusive; 
 XVII., XXVIII., XXIX., XXX., XXXVII. to XLV., 
 inclusive.** 
 
 2055. Index (The). An International Review of Insur- 
 ance, Trade and Finance. London; Sq. Quarto. First 
 issue (Second Series), April, 1885. Monthly; one vol- 
 ume per year. Vols. V., VI., VII., IX. to XIII., 
 inclusive.** 
 
 2056. Indicator and National Journal of Insurance (The). 
 A Monthly Journal Published in the Interests of the In- 
 surance Business. Detroit, Mich.; Sq. Folio. First 
 issue May, 18S2. Monthly until end of 1893; after that 
 semi-monthly. One volume per year until end of 1892; 
 two volumes per year beginning with 1893. Called The 
 Indicator until end of 1896, after which present name 
 adopted. Vols. I. to XXIII., inclusive; complete.** 
 
 2057. Insurance. New Tork ; Folio. First issue October, 
 1883. Weekly; two volumes per year. Vols. II. to 
 XXIX., inclusive. 
 
Insurance Journals, Magazines and Periodicals. 113 
 
 2058. Insurance Advocate (The). Philadelphia and New 
 York; Folio. First issue January, 1S93. Monthly ; one 
 
 volume per year. Begins with Vol. IV., continuing the 
 volume enumeration of The Insurance Echo., which this 
 paper succeeded. Vols. IV. to IX., inclusive; com- 
 plete.** 
 
 2059. Insurance Age. A Monthly Journal devoted to the 
 Interests of Insurance in all its Branches, the Cultivation 
 of the Arts and Sciences, and Common-Sense Fireside 
 Literature. New York; Sq. Quarto. First issue March, 
 1873. Monthly; one volume per year. Vols. I. to 
 XXVI., inclusive.** 
 
 2060. Insurance and CDmmercial Magazine. New York ; 
 Octavo. First issue, April, 1876, under name of In- 
 surance Agents'" and Brokers' Magazine., and so 
 continued until August, 1877, inclusive. Present name 
 adopted with issue for September, 1877. Monthly; two 
 volumes per year. Vols. I. to XLV., inclusive; com- 
 plete.** 
 
 2061. Insurance Critic (The). A Journal devoted to the 
 Interests of .Sound and Legitimate Insurance. New York ; 
 Sq. Quarto. First issue December, 1874, at Chicago, 
 where publication was continued until end of 1879; first 
 issue at New York, January, 1880. Monthly; two vol- 
 umes per year until end of 1876; one volume per 
 year thereafter. Vols. I., II., and V., to XXVI., in- 
 clusive.** 
 
 2062. Insurance Economist (The). Represents Sound Eco- 
 nomical Natural Premium Life Assurance divested of all 
 Speculative Features. 'New York; Sq. Quarto. Estab- 
 lished September, 1884, under name of Our Society 
 Journal; first issue under present name April, 1892. 
 Monthly; one volume per year. Vols. XX., XXI. and 
 XXII.** 
 
114 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2063. Insurance and Finance Chronicle. Montreal; 
 Quarto. First issue January 15, 1881, under the name 
 of Insurance Society^ which continued until end of 18S5. 
 In January, 1886, the name was changed to Insurance 
 Society and Finance Chronicle^ and in February, 1886, 
 to present name. Monthly ; one volume per year. Vols. 
 I. to XVIII., inclusive; complete.** 
 
 2064. Insurance Herald (The). Published in the Interest 
 of all Insurance. Louisville ; Folio. First issue, May, 
 18S8. Monthly, until April, 1891, inclusive; weekly 
 beginning with issue for May 7, 1891. One volume per 
 year until end of 1892 ; thereafter two volumes per year. 
 Vols. I. to XVII., inclusive. 
 
 2065. Insurance Index (The). Boston; Sq. Quarto. 
 First issue January, 1872, at Cincinnati; changed to The 
 /«c/e;c with issue for March, 1873 ; removed to Boston with 
 issue for June, 1873. Monthly; one volume per year. 
 Last number issued August, 1882 ; continued thereafter as 
 The Standard (q. v.). Vols. II. to XL, inclusive. 
 
 3066. Insurance Intelligencer. Devoted to Insurance, Com- 
 merce, Finance, Science and General Miscellany. Phila- 
 delphia; Sq. Quarto. First issue January 31, 1857; 
 semi-monthly until January 15, 1858, inclusive; after 
 that monthly until end of 1858; then semi-monthly until 
 end of 1859; then monthly during i860; and weekly 
 during 1861. One volume per year. Vols. I. to V., 
 inclusive. 
 
 3067. Insurance Journal (The). A Review of the Insur- 
 ance Business. Hartford; Sq. ^Jiarto. First issue 
 January, 1873. Monthly. Size changed with issue for 
 February, 1880, to Octavo and so continued until January, 
 1895, inclusive. With issue for February, 1895, size 
 changed back to Sq. Quarto and publication made semi- 
 monthly ; and with issue for January 7, 1896, publication 
 made weekly, and so continues. One volume per year, 
 
Insurance Journals, Magazines and Periodicals. 1 1 5 
 
 except 1S84 and 1S95, in each of which two vokimes 
 were issued. Vols. I. to XXVIII., inckisive ; complete.** 
 
 2068. Insurance and Real Estate Journal. New York; 
 Polio, First issue July, 1S62. Weekly; two volumes 
 per year. Published until end of 1885, when name 
 changed to New York Insurance Journal (q. v.). 
 Vols. V. to X., inclusive; and XIII. to XXIV., inclusive; 
 all except VI. and XVI. more or less incomplete. 
 
 2069. Insurance Law Journal. New York; Octavo. First 
 issue September, 1871. All issues since on file. For 
 more particular description, see Law. 
 
 2070. Insurance Magazine (The). Kansas City. Begun 
 as The Insurance and Investors Magazine^ in 1891. 
 Sq. Folio. Monthly ; two volumes per year. Vols. 
 IV. to VII., inclusive; and XV.** 
 
 2071. Insurance Monitor and Wall Street Review (The). 
 Ne%v York; Sq. ^tiarto. First issue March, 1853. 
 
 Wall Street Review appears as part of the title for the 
 last time with issue for May, 1869. Monthly; one vol- 
 ume per year. Vols. XIII. to XLVIIL, inclusive.** 
 
 2072. Insurance News (The). Philadelphia; Sq. Quarto. 
 First issue in 18S3. Monthly; one volume per year. 
 Vols. III. to X., inclusive (except IV. and V., which 
 were never published) ; XIV. to XVIII., inclusive, and 
 XX.** 
 
 2073. Insurance Opinion. An Epitome of the Insurance 
 Press. New York ; Sq. Quarto. First issue June, 1894. 
 Monthly; two volumes per year. Vols. I. to IV., in- 
 clusive. 
 
 2074. Insurance Post (The). Advocating and Advertising 
 only Sound Insurance. Chicago; Sq. Polio. First issue 
 January 16, 1892. Semi-monthly; two volumes per 
 year. Vols. I. to XIV., inclusive; complete.** 
 
ii6 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2075. Insurance Press (The). A Newspaper for Insurers 
 and Insured. New Tork ; Sq. Folio. First issue Sep- 
 tember II, 1895. Weekly; two volumes per year. 
 Vols. I. to VII., inclusive; complete.** 
 
 2076. Insurance Radiator (The). Sq. Folio. First issued 
 at New Orleans January 10, 1 89 1, as a weekly, and so con- 
 tinued for six months, concluding Vol. I. ; then issued as 
 a semi-monthly for remainder of 1891 and all of 1892; 
 and as a monthly thereafter. With January, 1894, re- 
 moved to Dallas, Texas, and published there up to April, 
 1896, which number was published at Atlanta, Ga. Pub- 
 lication made thei-e until September, 1896, when office 
 was changed to New York. Publication made there until 
 February, 1898, when removed to Kansas City, Mo. 
 Vols. I. to XIII., all more or less incomplete, except 
 X., XI. and XII.** 
 
 2077. Insurance Register. A Weekly Review of Insurance. 
 Philadelphia; Sq. Quarto. First issue February, 1S95. 
 Monthly until July 21, 189S; weekly beginning with issue 
 for July 28, 1898 ; one volume per year. Vols. I. to IV., 
 inclusive ; complete.** 
 
 2078. Insurance Report. De7zver^ Colo.; Folio. First 
 issue January 15, 1897. Weekly; one volume per year. 
 Vols. I. and II. ; complete.** 
 
 2079. Insurance Sun (The). San Francisco; Quarto. 
 Established 1S92. Monthly; one volume per year. 
 Vol. IX.** 
 
 2080. Insurance Times (The). -N'eiu Tork; Quarto. 
 First issue January, 1868. Monthly; one volume per 
 year. Vols. I. to XXXI., inclusive; complete.** 
 
 20S1. Insurance Topics. An Advocate of all Legitimate 
 Insurance Interests. Boston; Sq. Folio. First issue 
 January, 1899.** 
 
Insurance Joornals, Magazines and Periodicals. 1 1 7 
 
 20S3. Insurance World. Pittsburgh; Quarto. First issue 
 May 1=^, 1874, at Philadelphia, and publication continued 
 there until October of that year. First issue at Pittsburgh 
 November, 1874. Monthly ; one volume per year. Vols. 
 I. to XXV.** 
 
 2083. Interview (The). An Insurance Examiner. New 
 Tork; Sq. Folio. Established 1895. Fortnightly; two 
 volumes per year. Vol. VIII.** 
 
 2084. Investigator (The). Hew to the Line, Let the Chips 
 Fall where they May. Chicago; Sq. Folio. First issue 
 June, 1874. Monthly until end of 1880; weekly begin- 
 ning with issue for January S, iSSi ; two volumes per 
 year until end of 1876; one volume per year thereafter. 
 Portions of all volumes except I., VII. and IX. ; com- 
 plete Volumes XVI. to XX., inclusive; XXII. ; and 
 XXIV. to XXVII., inclusive. 
 
 2085. Mariner (The). An International Review of Ship- 
 ping, Marine Insurance and Kindred Subjects. London; 
 Sq. Quarto. First issue September 16, 18S9. Monthly; 
 two volumes per year. Vols. I. and II. 
 
 2086. Mutual Underwriter. In the Interests of Assessment 
 Insurance. Rochester, N. T. ; Sq. Folio. First issue of 
 New Series April 15, 1889. Originally established in 
 1881 at Green Spring, Ohio, as a fire insurance paper, 
 and so conducted until removed to Rochester, when 
 changed to a life insurance publication. Monthly ; one 
 volume per year. Vols. VIII., IX., and XL to XVIII. , 
 inclusive.** 
 
 2087. New England Insurance Gazette and Monthly Fi- 
 nancial Record. Boston; Sq. Quarto. First issue May, 
 1862. Monthly; one volume per year. Last issue made 
 in 1874 or 1875. Odd numbers of Vols. L, IV., V., 
 VI., VIL, XL, XII. and XIII. 
 
iiS Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 20SS. New York Insurance Journal (The). New York; 
 Sq. Quarto. First issue January, 18S6, continuing The 
 Insurance and Real Estate yournal {q. v.). Semi- 
 monthly; one volume per year. Vols, for 1895 and 
 1896.** 
 
 2089. Ohio Underwriter (The). An Insurance News- 
 paper. Cincinfiati ; Folio. Established 1897. Fort- 
 nightly; one volume per year.** 
 
 2090. Pacific Underwriter (The). A Publication devoted 
 to the Interests of Insurance. San Francisco ; Sq. Quarto. 
 First issue April, 1887. Monthly until end of that year ; 
 fortnightly beginning with issue for January, 1888; one 
 volume per year. Vols. II. to XII., inclusive.** 
 
 2091. Philadelphia Intelligfcncer. Philadelphia; Folio. 
 Established in 1S57 as The Insurance Intelligencer 
 {q. v.). Monthly; one volume per year.** 
 
 2092. Post Magazine and Insurance Monitor. Chiefly de- 
 voted to the Discussion of Topics Connected with the 
 Principles and Practice of Life Assurance. London; Sq. 
 Quarto. Established 1840. Weekly; one volume per 
 year. Vols. XXIII., XXVI. and XXVIII. 
 
 2093. Record and National Advocate of Insurance (The). 
 New York ; Sq. Folio. Established 1S79. Monthly ; one 
 volume per year. Vols. XIII. ; and XVI. to XX., in- 
 clusive. 
 
 2094. Review (The). London; Folio. First issue Septem- 
 ber, 1869. Monthly; one volume per year. Vols. I. to 
 XV., inclusive; XVIL, XXI. and XXII. 
 
 2095. Review (The). A Commercial, Insurance and Lit- 
 erary Journal. New York; Sq. Folio. First issue May 
 30, 1878. Weekly; two volumes per year. Vols. I. to 
 v., inclusive; VII. ; and IX. to XXXIV., inclusive. 
 
Insurance Journals, Magazines and Periodicals. 1 1 9 
 
 2096. Rough Notes. A Journal devoted to Insurance and 
 the Industries. India7iapolis ; Sq. Folio. First issue No- 
 vember 10, 187S. Monthly until October, 1896; weekly, 
 beginning with issue for November 14, 1896. Issued as 
 Indianapolis Rough Notes until November, 1880, inclu- 
 sive ; name changed to The Rough Notes with issue for 
 December, 1880; became Rough Notes with issue for 
 November, 1886. One volume per year until October, 
 1896; after that two volumes per year. Vols. I. to 
 XXII.; complete.** 
 
 2097. Searchlight (The). A Monthly Journal of Insur- 
 ance and Finance. London; Sq. Folio. First issue De- 
 cember, 1898.** 
 
 2098. Spectator (The). An American Weekly Review of 
 Insurance. New Tork; Sq. Folio. First issued at 
 Chicago, January, 1868; New York and Chicago with 
 issue for July, 1869 ; New York with issue for April 30, 
 1885. Monthly until November, 1880, inclusive ; weekly 
 beginning with issue for December 9, 18S0. One vol- 
 ume in 1868; two volumes per year thereafter. Vols. 
 I. to LXI. ; complete. (Current issues furnished by a 
 member. ) 
 
 2099. Standard (The). A Weekly Insurance Newspaper. 
 Boston ; Sq. Quarto. First issue September, 1882, con- 
 tinuing The Index, of which eleven volumes had been 
 issued. Monthly until end of 1882; weekly beginning 
 with issue for January 6, 1S83. Two volumes per year. 
 Vols. XII. to XLIII. ; complete.** 
 
 2100. Surveyor (The). A fortnightly Insurance Journal. 
 New 2'ork ; Sq. Folio. First issue September 17, 1892. 
 Weekly until September 9, 1893, inclusive; fortnightly 
 beginning with issue for September 21^, 1S93. Two 
 volumes per year. Vols. I. to XII., inclusive; com- 
 plete.** 
 
I20 Insurance Library Association of Boston* 
 
 3101. Thrift. An Advocate of Mutual Benefit, Fraternal 
 and Accident Insurance, and Building Associations. New 
 Tork; Sq. Quarto. First issue March, 1894. Monthly; 
 two volumes per year. Vols. I. to X., inclusive ; com- 
 plete.** 
 
 2102. Tuckett's Monthly Insurance Journal, Health, and 
 Friendly Societies' Monitor. A Scientific, Independent, 
 and General Record. Philadelphia ; Folio. First issue 
 January 15, 1852; published until end of 1861, when 
 succeeded by The Com?nercial and hisnrance Journal., 
 which was discontinued in 1S63. Monthly; one volume 
 per year. Vol. I., complete, and odd numbers of Vols. 
 II., III. and IV. 
 
 2103. Underwriter (The). A Monthly Journal devoted to 
 Insurance. Established 1S69 as The Philadelphia Un- 
 derwriter. Philadelphia; Sq. ^7iarto. One volume 
 per year. Vols. XL, XIL, XIII. and XV. 
 
 2104. Underwriter's Review (The). Fire, Life, Accident 
 and Casualty Insurance. Des Moines., Iowa; Folio. Es- 
 tablished 1893. Originally monthly; changed to semi- 
 monthly ; one volvune per year.** 
 
 2^05. United States Insurance Gazette and Magazine of 
 Useful Knowledge. New Tork; Octavo. First issue 
 May, 1S55, previous to which it had been published for 
 about one year as a weekly newspaper. Monthly ; two 
 volumes per year. Vols. I. to XIX., inclusive; XXII. 
 to XLL, inclusive; XLIX. and L. Last issue supposed 
 to have appeared in 1882. Also Index to first forty-three 
 volumes in one volume. 
 
 2106. United States Review (The). A Weekly Journal 
 of Insurance. First issue July 15, 1S6S, under name of 
 Northwestern Review., at Chicago ; removed to Phila- 
 delphia and present name adopted in 1875. Originally 
 a Qiiarto, published semi-monthly; in January, 1S73, 
 changed to a weekly ; subsequently changed to Octavo 
 form and published monthly. Present form Folio, issued 
 
Insurance Journals, Magazines and Periodicals. 1 2 1 
 
 weekly; two volumes per year. Vols. XV., XXI., 
 XXIlf. to XXVIL, inclusive; XXXI., XXXIII. to 
 LXIX., inclusive.** 
 
 3107. Views. Devoted to Insurance Interests and the Public 
 Welfare. Washington^ D. C. ; Sq. Quarto. First issue 
 February, 1SS9. Monthly; one volume per year. Vols. 
 I. to X., inclusive; complete.** 
 
 2108. Vigilant (The). A Journal devoted exclusively to 
 Insurance. New Tork ; Folio. First issue November, 
 1893. Monthly; two volumes per year. Vols. X. and 
 
 XI.** 
 
 2109. Vindicator (The). A semi-monthly Insurance 
 Journal. First issue September i, 1883, at Atlanta, 
 Ga. ; removed to New Orleans May i, 1884. Sq. Quarto. 
 Monthly until March, 1891 ; semi-monthly beginning 
 with April, 1 89 1. Volume issues irregular up to end of 
 1S93; ^fter that two volumes per year. Vols. IV. to 
 XXII., inclusive.** 
 
 21 10. "Weekly Underwriter (The). An Insurance Newspa- 
 per. Ne-M Tork ; Sq. Quarto. Established 1859 as The 
 Wall Street Underwriter and General Stock Register, 
 which was originally a weekly, and changed to monthly 
 in April, 1861. Name changed in 1868 to New Tork 
 Underwriter and General Stock Register., and so con- 
 tinued until December, 1878, when name became The 
 New Tork Underwriter ; present name adopted Jan- 
 uary, 1880, Monthly; one volume per year until 1878, 
 inclusive ; after that two volumes per year. Vols. XX. 
 to LIX., inclusive. Current numbers furnished by a 
 member. 
 
 211 1. Western Insurance Review. A Journal Published in 
 the Interest of Life, Fire and Marine Insurance. St. 
 Louis^ Mo.; Sq. Quarto. First issue September, 1867; 
 enlarged to Folio with issue for October, 1878. Monthly ; 
 one volume per year. Vols. VIII., and X. to XXXI., 
 inclusive.** 
 
Law of Fire Insurance 
 
 (Including other branches ivhen Treated of in same Books) 
 
 21 12. An^ell (Joseph K.): A Treatise on the Law of Fire 
 and Life Insurance, with an Appendix containing Forms, 
 Tables, etc. Second edition. ^oj-/o«, 1855, O., //. 644. 
 
 21 13. Barber ("William): Principles of Insurance Adopted 
 in the Civil Code of the State of California, with Notes 
 and References to Adjudged Cases. San JFrancisco^ 
 
 1882, r.,;j/. 435. 
 
 21 14. Beach (Charles Fisk, Jr.): Commentaries on the 
 Law of Insurance, including Life, Fire, Marine, Acci- 
 dent, and Casualty and Guaranty Insurance in every 
 Form, as Determined by the Courts and Statutes of Eng- 
 land and the United States. Boston^ 1S95, O., Vol. I. 
 pp. 606 ; Vol. II. pp. 944. 
 
 21 15. Beaumont (George D. B.)i Law of Fire and Life 
 Insurance, with the Latest Decisions and an Appendix 
 containing Tables for Three Lives, Tables for Benefit 
 Clubs, and other Practical Rules and Tables. Second 
 edition. London^ 1846, O., pp. go. 
 
 21 16. Beawes (Wyndham): Lex Mercatoria, or a Com- 
 plete Code of Commercial Law ; being a General Guide 
 to all Men in Business, whether as Traders, Remitters, 
 Owners, Freighters, Captains, Insurers, Brokers, Factors, 
 Supercargoes, or Agents, with an Account of our Mercan- 
 tile Companies ; of our Colonies and Factories abroad ; 
 of our Commercial Treaties with Foreign Powers, etc., 
 etc. Sixth edition. London, 1813, J^., Vol. I. pp. 757; 
 
 Vol. II. pp. 446. 
 
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Law of Fire Insurance. 123 
 
 21 17. Bennett (Edmund H.): Fire Insurance Cases ; being 
 a Collection of all the Reported Cases on Fire Insurance 
 in England, Ireland, Scotland, and America, from the 
 Earliest Period to the Present Time, Chronologically Ar- 
 ranged, with Notes and References. New York^ i875? 
 O., Vol. /., 1729 to 1839,//. 804; Vol. II., 1840 to 
 1848,//. 848; Vol. Ill, 1849 to 1854,//. 844; Vol. 
 IV., 1855 to 1864,;^/. 855; Vol. v., 1865 to 1875,//. 
 865. Indexed with the first twenty volumes of the Insur- 
 ance Law Journal, 1893. 
 
 21 18. Berryman (J. R.): Digest of the Law of Insurance; 
 being an Analysis of Fire, Marine, Life and Accident 
 Insurance Cases ; including Cases Relating to Insurance 
 in Mutual Benefit Societies. In continuation of Sansum's 
 Insurance Digest. Chicago, 18S8, ^., pp. 1754- 
 
 21 19. Riddle (Arthur): A Treatise on the Law of Insur- 
 ance, including Fire, Life, Accident, Guarantee and 
 other Non-marine Risks, with Reference to the Decisions 
 in the United States, England, Ireland, Scotland, Canada, 
 and the other British Provinces. Philadelphia^ 1893, 
 O., Vol. I. pp. 649 ; Vol. II. pp. 764. 
 
 2120. Bi^elow (Melville M,): Reports of all the Published 
 Life and Accident Insurance Cases Determined in the 
 American Courts prior to January, 1871, with Notes to 
 English Cases. New York, Octavo, Vol. I., \%']\,pp. 
 799; Vol. II., iS^z,pp. 800; Vol. Ill, 1874,//. 879; 
 
 Vol. IV., 1875, //. 736; Vol. v., 1876, pp. 800. 
 Indexed with the first twenty volumes of Insurance Law 
 your7ial, 1893. 
 
 2121. Bliss (George): The Law of Life Insurance, with a 
 Chapter on Accident Insurance. Second edition. New 
 York, 1874, 0.,pp. 793. 
 
 2122. Blodget (A* O: Law of the Fire Insurance Con- 
 tract. Detroit, 1886, 0.,pp. 112. (Not completed.) 
 
124 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2123. Boston. Special Statutes Relating to the City, to- 
 gether with the Provisions of the Public Statutes Refer- 
 ring especially to Boston, Collected and Arranged by Ed- 
 ward P. Nettleton. Boston, 1S85, O., pp. 41S. 
 
 2124. , Revised Ordinances of 1SS5. O.,//. 275. 
 
 2125. . Revised Ordinances of 1S90. O., pp. 210. 
 
 2126. Bouvier (John): Law Dictionary, adapted to the 
 Constitution and Laws of the United States of America, 
 with References to Foreign Law. Fifteenth edition. 
 Philadelphia, 1888, O., Vol. I. pp. 841; Vol. II. pp. 
 
 857. 
 
 2137. Bunyon (C J.): The Law of Fire Insurance. Third 
 edition. Lo?idon, 1885, O., //. 379. 
 
 2 1 28. Chamberlin (Franklin): American Commercial Law 
 for Business Men Relating to Every Kind of Business, 
 with Full Instructions and Practical Forms Adapted to all 
 the States of the Union. Hartford, 1S73, O., pp. 997. 
 
 2129. Qement (George A.): Digest of Fire Insurance De- 
 cisions in the Courts of the United States, Great Britain 
 and Canada, from the Earliest Period to the Present Time, 
 with References to Statutory Provisions, and including the 
 New York Standard Form of Fire Insurance Contract, 
 annotated, and other Standard Forms. New York, 1893, 
 O., pp. 690. 
 
 2130. Cooke (Frederick H.): The Law of Life Insurance, 
 including Accident Insurance and Insurance by Mutual 
 Benefit Societies. New Tork^ 1891, O., pp. 331. 
 
 213 1. Craig' (A.): Insurance Questions of Special Interest 
 to the Legal Profession. Glasgow, Third Series, p. 205. 
 
 2133. Dawson (Miles Menander): Principles of Insurance 
 Legislation. Ncxv York, 1897, D.,pp. 139. 
 
Law of Fire Insurance. 125 
 
 2133. Dixon (Francis B): A Treatise on the Law of Svib- 
 rogation, with Full References to the Civil Law. Phila- 
 delphia, 1863, 0.,fp. 1S8. 
 
 2134. Elliott (Charles B.): An Outline of the Law of In- 
 surance, with Illustrative Cases. Second edition. 6"/. 
 Paul, 1896, 0.,pp. 1S7 and 251. 
 
 2135. Ellis (Charles): The Law of Fire and Life Insurance, 
 with Practical Observations. Second edition. Part L, 
 Law of Fire Insurance; Part II., Law of Life Insurance. 
 Burlington, Vertnont, 1854, O.,//. 326. 
 
 2136. Evans (William): A Treatise upon the Law of Prin- 
 cipal and Agent in Contract and Tort. Edited and An- 
 notated by Marshall D. Ewell. Chicago, 1S79, O., pp. 
 720. 
 
 2137. Fairman (Charles G.): General Insurance Statutes 
 of the State of New York, including Alterations and 
 Amendments to the Close of the Session of the Legis- 
 lature of 1886, and such of the General Statutes of the 
 State Relating to Corporations and Joint Stock Compa- 
 nies as are Applicable to Insurance Companies, Refer- 
 ences to Judicial Decisions, Explanatory Notes, and a 
 Table of Statutes and an Index. Albatiy, N. T., 1888, 
 0.,pp. 319. 
 
 2138. Finch (John A.): Digest of Insurance Cases, Em- 
 bracing the Decisions of the Supreme and Circuit Courts 
 of the United States ; of the Supreme and Appellate 
 Courts of the various States and Foreign Countries, upon 
 Disputed Points in Fire, Life, Marine, Accident and 
 Assessment Insurance, and Affecting Fraternal Benefit 
 Orders. Indianapolis. Annual Volumes, 1888 to 
 1897, inclusive, O. ; complete. 
 
 2139. Fox (Fontaine T., Jr.): A Treatise on Warranty in 
 the Fire Insurance Contract. Chicago, 1883, O., pp. 
 268. 
 
126 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2140. Flanders (Henry): A Treatise on the Law of Fire 
 Insurance. Second edition. Philadelphia^ 1S74, O., 
 pp. 668. 
 
 2141. Fowler (J* A.): Pennsylvania Insurance Digest. 
 Compiled and Annotated by the Editor of the A?nerican 
 Exchange and Review. Philadelphia, 1868, Nar. O., 
 pp. 74. 
 
 2142. Hammond (Elisha): A Treatise on the Law of Fire 
 Insurance and Insurance on Inland Waters. In two 
 Parts, with an Appendix of Forms. New Tork, 1840, 
 0.,pp. 182. 
 
 2143. Hine (C. C): Enactments of the Several States Re- 
 garding Insurance Directly, the Laws Concerning Arson 
 and Incendiarism, Embezzlement, Fire Patrol Organiza- 
 tions, Inquests for the Origin of Fires, and the General 
 Constitutional and Statutory Provisions Bearing upon 
 Insurance Corporations, and Cognate Subjects. New 
 York, 1876, 0.,pp. 880. 
 
 2144. and Nichols (W. S.) : New Digest of Insur- 
 ance Decisions, Fire and Marine, together with an Ab- 
 stract of the Law of each Important Point in Fire and 
 Marine Insurance ; the whole being intended as a Com- 
 plete Handbook of the Law as Established by the most 
 Recent Adjudications in the Courts of this Country and 
 Great Britain. New York, 1882, 0.,pp. 803. 
 
 2145. Holt (Charles M«): A Treatise on the Insurance 
 Law of Canada, Embracing Fire, Life, Accident, Guar- 
 antee, Mutual Benefit, etc., with an Analysis of the 
 Jurisprudence and of the Statute Law of the Dominion. 
 Montreal, 189S, O., pp. 878. 
 
 2146. Hughes (David): A Treatise on the Law Relating 
 to Insurance. In three Parts : Maritime Insurance, Insur- 
 ance on Lives, Insurance Against Fire. Lo7idon, 1S2S, 
 O.,//. 603. 
 
Law of Fire Insurance* 127 
 
 2147. Hughes (B. F.): Law of Insurance. Published se- 
 rially in the Insurance Register^ beginning with Vol. L 
 p. 201, September, 1895, and in progress at time of issue 
 of this Catalogue. 
 
 2148. Insurance Journal: Statutory Requirements Relating 
 to Insurance in the United States and Canada. Hartford^ 
 1888, 0.,pp. 130. 
 
 2149. Insurance Law Journal: Reports of Decisions Ren- 
 dered in Insurance Cases in the Federal Courts and in the 
 State Supreme Courts. Published monthly and bound in 
 annual volumes. Neiu Tork, Octavo^ Vols. I. (1872) to 
 XX. (1891), inclusive, completing the first or old series. 
 
 2150. . Digest Index, Covering First Twenty Volumes 
 
 of the Insurance Law Journal ; Five Volumes of Bennett's 
 Fire Insurance Cases; and Five Volumes of Bigelow's 
 Life and Accident Insurance Reports. Ne-w Tork^ 1893, 
 0.,pp. 254. 
 
 2 15 1. . Netu Series, Vols. XXI. (1S92) to XXVII. 
 
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 2152. Insurance Monitor: Laws of the Several States in 
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 all the Foreign Ordinances of Insurances and Forms of 
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138 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
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 2350. : An Introductory Paper on Marine Insurance. 
 
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 2252. Roccus (Francesco): A Manual of Maritime Law, 
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 2253. Sherman (Henry): An Analytical Digest of the Law 
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140 Insurance Llbrairy Association of Boston. 
 
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 2257. ♦ The Right of Salvors to Retain Cargo in 
 
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Life Insurance 
 
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 2269. Actuarial Society of America, Transactions of. So- 
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 2270. ^ History of the Foundation of. JVew lor/^, 
 
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Life Instirance. i43 
 
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 2280. Bremner (T. W.): Mortality as Affecting Life As- 
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 2252. Brown (Henry): Injuries to Workmen and Compen- 
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144 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2292. Cockburn (Henry R.) and Murrle (Robert): On the 
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 2299. and HoIIingworth (A. C): Some Notes 
 
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Life Insurance. i45 
 
 2303. Deuchar (D.) : Notes on Widows' Funds. Edin- 
 burgh^ Vol. III. p. 197. 
 
 3304. : The Progress of Life Assurance Business in 
 
 the United Kingdom during the Last Fifty Years. Edin- 
 bjirgh. Vol. II. p. 135. 
 
 3305. Deuchaf (J. J. W.): A Sketch of the History of the 
 Science of Life Contingencies, with Special Reference to 
 the Origin and Construction of Mortality Tables. Glas- 
 go-JCi First Series., p. 33. 
 
 2^06. ♦ On the Non-Actuarial Departments of Life 
 
 Assurance Business. Glasgow., First Series., p. 315. 
 
 2307. Donnell (A.C): Burglary Insurance, Pacific, 1897, 
 /. 66. 
 
 3308. Douglas (Gordon) : Statistics as to the Mortality 
 Experience among Assured Lives Engaged in the Liquor 
 Trade. Edinburgh, Vol. II. p. 205. 
 
 2309. Dovey ("W. R.) : The Rates of Mortality in New 
 South Wales and Victoria. Wales, Record 55. 
 
 2310. Draper (Frederick A.): A Fin-de-Siecle Pilgrim's 
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 Pamphlets, Vol. IX. 
 
 231 1. Dreschfeld (Julius): Notes on Life Assurance in 
 Relation to Doubtful Cases. Association, Manchester, 
 1895-96,/. 13. 
 
 2313. Duckworth (A.): The Practice of Life Assurance 
 Offices in Relation to Loans on Policies. Wales, 
 Record 49. 
 
 3313. ; A Comparison of Populations and Rates of 
 
 Mortality in New South Wales and Victoria, in Sydney 
 and Melbourne. Wales, Record 63. 
 
 3314. Durfee (Bradford K.): I^ow to Examine a Life 
 Insurance Company. N. I. C. Text Book, p. 510. 
 
146 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2315. Eldridge (George D.) : Assessment Life Insurance; 
 Its Beginning, Development and Future. N. I. C. Text 
 Book, p. 355. 
 
 2316. Facfcler (David Parks): Are Non-Forfeiture Laws 
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 2317. Farquhar (W.) : Heredity. Victoria, iS^7, p. 65. 
 
 2^18. : The Law of Heredity. Victoria, 1894, 
 
 p. 118. 
 
 2319. Fatkin (Thomas) : Uncertainty of Life. Yorkshire, 
 1892-93,/. 29. 
 
 2320. Finch (John A.): The Possibilities of National 
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 2321. Flitcraft (A. J.): Charters and By Laws of Thirty- 
 five Life Assurance Companies ; Full Text of the Original 
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 of the By Laws. Oak Park, III., 1896, Sg. O., pp. 47S. 
 
 2322. Foose (L. G.): Legislative, Actuarial and Official 
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 2323. Francis (John): Annals, Anecdotes and Legends of 
 Life Assurance. New York, 1869, D., pp. 309. 
 
 2324. Garrett (Dr.): Albuminuria in its Relations with the 
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 2325. Gillison (J. B.) : Assessment of Life Risks. Vic- 
 toria, 1887, /. 91. 
 
 2-526. : Investments of Australasian Life Offices. 
 
 Victoria, 1S97, p. i. 
 
 2327. : Valuation Reserves of Life Offices. Victoria, 
 
 1885, p. 14. 
 
 2328. Glascott (Charles Edward): Medical Examinations 
 for Life Insurance. Manchester, 1885-86, p. \\. 
 
Life Insurance. 147 
 
 3329. Green (Charles H.) : Employers' Liability; Its His- 
 tory, Limitations and Extension. J\fa?ichester^ 1896-97, 
 p. 7; also Federatiofi^ 1898,^. 269. 
 
 2330. Greene (Jacob L.) : Special Features, Dividends, 
 Surrender Values, etc. JV. I. C. Text Book, p. 151, 
 
 233 1 . Gregory ( W. H.) : Some of the Newer Forms of 
 Life Assurance. Torkshire, 1895-96, p. 47. 
 
 2332. Gonn (N. B,) : National Savings and their Effect on 
 the Rate of Insurance. Glasgow:, Fourth Series, p. i. 
 
 2333' * Some Notes on The Selection of Lives for 
 
 Assurance. Edinburgh, Vol. IV. p. 317. 
 
 2334- Hardingham (F. R.) : The Rise and Development 
 of Life Assurance in this Country. Yorkshire, 1889-90, 
 p. 29. 
 
 2335. Hardy (Ralph P«) : On Possible Changes in the Life 
 Assurance of the Future. Yorkshire, 1896-97, p. 127. 
 
 2336. Harricks (F. M») : Life Assurance in Australia from 
 a Medical Aspect. Victoria, 1886, p. 8. 
 
 2337. Hart (J. R.) : Note upon Select Life Tables. 
 Edinburgh, Vol. III. p. 393. 
 
 2338. : On an Investigation into the Mortality of the 
 
 Married Females of the Peerage. Edi?tbzirgh, Vol. IV. 
 P- 35- 
 
 2339- Harvey (A. F.)j Fidelity Insurance and Judicial 
 Suretyship. N. I. C, 1S91,/. 15. 
 
 2340. Harvey (William): Conditions in Life Policies. 
 Ed in b u rgh , Vol. III. p. 267. 
 
 2341. : Policies of Insurance as Securities and in 
 
 Trust. Edinburgh, Vol. III. p. 289. 
 
1 4^ Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2342. Harvey (William): Accident Insui-ance. Edin- 
 burgh^ Vol. III. p. 306. 
 
 2343. : Misrepresentation and Concealment as Affect- 
 ing Policies of Insurance. Edinburgh., Vol. III. p. 
 "3- 
 
 2344. Heg:eman (John R.) : Industrial Insurance. A. /. 
 C. Text Book., p. 212. 
 
 2345. Hewat (Archibald) : Friendly Societies. Glasgow., 
 Second Series., p. 61. 
 
 2346. J Life Assurance Finance as Affected by Rate 
 
 and Interest and Rate of Expense. Yorkshire^ 1896-97, 
 P' IS- 
 
 2347. • On Life Valuations. Bir?ningha?n, 1897-S, 
 
 P' 54- 
 
 234S. : On Training for the Insurance Profession. 
 
 Ireland, 1892-3,/. 65; also Bristol, 1893,/. 3- 
 
 2349. Hillman (J* R.): Plate Glass Insurance. Pacific, 
 1895,/. 21. 
 
 2350. Hobbins (Charles) : Short Review of Life Assurance 
 Business. Manchester, 1892-93,^.49. 
 
 2351. Hollingworth (A. C) : Lost Policies (Life). Wales, 
 Record 91. 
 
 2352. : Protection Afforded to Life Policies in the 
 
 Event of Insolvency, with Suggestions as to Federal 
 Legislation. Wales, Record 67. 
 
 2353- and Day ("W. R.) : Some Notes on the British 
 
 Life Assurance Companies Act of 1870, the Amendments 
 which have been Suggested in Regard to it, and the Vari- 
 ous Colonial Acts that have been Prepared on its Lines. 
 Wales, Record 70. 
 
Life Insurance i49 
 
 2354. Hopkins (C W.) : Life Assurance Risks and Pre- 
 miums. Wales, Record 13. 
 
 2355. Howell (Charles E.): Assignment of Policies of Life 
 Assurance. Ireland, 1S92-93, /. 77. 
 
 3356. International Association of Accident Underwriters. 
 
 Composed of Accident Insurance Companies on the As- 
 sessment Plan; organized 1S91. Object, to foster and 
 guard the mutual interests of accident underwriting, by 
 the promotion of just and equitable laws, as distinct from 
 the business of Life Insurance. Proceedings for 1S95 to 
 1898, inclusive, which are all that are in print, the first 
 six reports never having been published. 
 
 2357. Jamison (James): Some Points in Connection with 
 the jMedical Examination of Proponents for Life Assur- 
 ance. Victoria, 1S91,/. 62. 
 
 235S. Jones (David) : Value of Annuities and Reversionary 
 Payments, with Numerous Tables. London, 1S44, O., 
 Vol. I. pp. 1-558 ; Vol. II. pp. 559-" 59- 
 
 2359. King (George): The Theory of Finance. Edin- 
 burgh. Vol. I. p. 171. 
 
 2360. Lewis (J. Norman) : The Actuarial Profession from 
 a Branch Man's Point of View. IrelaJid, 1895-96,/. 
 35- 
 
 2361. Lewis (J. B.) and Bombaugh (C. C.) : Remarkable 
 Stratagems and Conspiracies ; an Authentic Record of 
 Surprising Attempts to Defraud Life Insurance Compa- 
 nies. Nevj York, 1878, D.,pp. 423. 
 
 2362. Lott (Edson S.) : Accident Insurance. N'. I. C. 
 Text Book, p. 915. 
 
 2363. Low (George M.) : On Extra Risk, with Some Par- 
 ticulars of the Recent Investigation of the Mortality of 
 Persons Engaged in the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors. 
 Edi7ilmrgh, Vol. IV. p. T17. 
 
15° Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2364. (Low George M.) : Some Aspects of Present-day 
 Competition. Glasgow^ Third Series^ p. iSi. 
 
 2365. : The History and Work of the Actuarial Soci- 
 ety of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, Vol. I. p. 287. 
 
 2366. : The Recent Australian Bank Failures. Vol. 
 
 III. p. 61. 
 
 2367. Lubbock (John W.) and Bethune (J. E. Drink- 
 water) : A Treatise on Probability. Appendix to Jones 
 on Annuities, Vol. II. p. 1197. 
 
 2368. Lung:er (John B.) : Are Non-Forfeiture Laws Ex- 
 pedient? N. I. C. Text Book, p. 335. 
 
 2369. : Special Features, Dividends, Surrender Values, 
 
 etc. N. I. C. Text Book, p. 178. 
 
 2370. Macaush (W.) : The Public Health Act and Some 
 of the Effects of its Proper Administration to Life and 
 Property. Victoria, 1895, p. 29. 
 
 2371. McCall (John A.): A Review of Life Insurance. 
 N. I. C. Text Book, p. 9. 
 
 2372. McCandlish (John M.) : Administration; Notes by 
 an Old Hand. Edinburgh, Vol. III. p. 39. 
 
 2373- : The Duties of an Actuary in His Professional 
 
 Relationships. Edinburgh, Vol. II. p. i. 
 
 2374. McCIintock (Emory) : General Plans, Reverses and 
 Investments. N. I. C. Text Book, p. S8. 
 
 2375. McDonald ("W. R.) : Notes on the Theory of Loga- 
 rithms. Edinburgh, Vol. I. p. 355. 
 
 2376. Mackenzie (A. G.) : Note on War Mortality in 
 Recent Campaigns, with Special Reference to the Ger- 
 man Experience in the War of 1870-71. Edinburgh, 
 Vol. I. p. 137. 
 
Life Insurance* 151 
 
 2377. McLauchlan (J. J,) : Joint Life Annuities. Edin- 
 burgh^ Vol. I. p. 29. 
 
 237S. • On Life Assurance Bookkeeping. Edinburgh, 
 
 Vol. II. p. 73. 
 
 2379* s ^^ Some Formulas for Use in Life Office 
 
 Valuations. Editiburgk, Vol. II. p. 331. 
 
 2350. Mart (Thomas) : Notes upon Insurance and the 
 Practical Working of a Life Assurance Fund. Glasgow, 
 First Series, /. 91. 
 
 2351. : Practical Notes on the Training and Duties of 
 
 an Actuary. Edinburgh, Vol. I. p. 119. 
 
 33S3. Martin (S. G.) : Life Assurance Competition ; Some 
 of its Results. Victoria, 1887, p. 28. 
 
 2383. Mayet (P.) : Agricultural Insurance in Organic 
 Connection with Savings Banks, Land Credit and the 
 Commutation of Debts. Translated from the German 
 by Arthur Lloyd. London, 1893, O., pp. 388. 
 
 2384. Meikic (James) : On the Official Publications of the 
 Mortality of Assured Lives. Edinburgh, Vol. I. 
 p. 309. 
 
 2385. : The Rationale of Life Assurance Premiums. 
 
 Edinburgh, Vol. I. p. 61. 
 
 2386. Merrill (G. S.) : Statement Blank for Life Companies. 
 N.I C, 1894,/. 7. 
 
 2387. Mills (D. Y.) : New Business and the Cost of its 
 Extension. Glasgow, Fourth Series, p. 16^. 
 
 2388. Miller (R. D.) : A Comparison of the Rates of Mor- 
 tality of Males and Females in Victoria for the Eleven 
 Years, 1 881 -91, with a Special Reference to Cancer, 
 Phthisis and Violence. Victoria, 1893,/. 94. 
 
152 Insurance Library Association of Boston, 
 
 2389. Mitchell (R. Kennedy): Employers' Liability, Past, 
 Present and Prospective. Manchester, 1895-96, p. 41. 
 
 2390- : Results of Competition in Accident Insurance 
 
 Business. Manchester, 1S92-93, /. 57. 
 
 2391- Moir (Henry): The Practical Calculation of Office 
 Premiums. Edinburgh, Vol. IV. p. 255. 
 
 2392. Moon (J.): Child Insurance. Manchester, 1894-95, 
 p. 50. 
 
 2393. Moore ("W, F»): Employers' Liability Insurance. 
 N. I. C. Text Book, p. 929. 
 
 2394. Moors (E. M.): Friendly Societies in Australia. 
 Wales, Record (^T^. 
 
 2395. Monilaws (W. M.): The Board of Trade Returns 
 
 Relating to Life Assurance Companies. Yorkshire^ 
 1S90-91, p. 21. 
 
 239^* J Bonuses. Yorkshire, 1890-91,^.59. 
 
 2397- : Ratios, Wise and Otherwise. Irela7id, 1S95- 
 
 96, p. 61. 
 
 239^- J Some Important Factors in Life Assurance 
 
 Calculations. Yorkshire, 1890-91,/. 39. 
 
 2399- Morgan (A. H.): Investments; How Money May be 
 Made and Invested. Glasgoxv, First Series, p. 291. 
 
 2400. : Life Branch Work. Glasgow, Third Series, 
 
 p. 23. 
 
 2401. National Association of Life Underwriters^ Proceed- 
 ings of. Organized 1890. Composed of delegates from 
 the different Life Underwriters' Associations of the 
 United States. Object, to advance the best interests of 
 the cause of true life insurance throughout the country. 
 Proceedings, 1890 and 1891. 
 
Life Insurance i53 
 
 2402. National G)nvention of Mutual Life Underwriters^ 
 Transactions of. Organized 1S75 as National Convention 
 of Mutual Benefit Associations of America, and so 
 known until 188S, inclusive, wrhen name changed to 
 Mutual Life and Accident Underwriters of America, 
 which name was kept until 1895, when present name was 
 adopted. Composed of Assessment organizations. Ob- 
 ject, to promote the general welfare of organizations 
 belonging to it by an interchange of ideas. Transactions 
 for 18S1, 1882, and 1884 to 1897, inclusive. 
 
 2403. Neild (Edward): Social Aspect of Life Insurance. 
 Manchester, 1895-96,^. 56. 
 
 2404. Neild (James E.): Conditions of Health after Life 
 Insurance. Victoria, 1894,^. 77. 
 
 2405. Newbatt (Benjamin): Modern Developments of the 
 Life Assurance System. Yorkshire, 1892-93, f. 66. 
 
 2406. Newman (Philip L.): The Principal Methods em- 
 ployed in the Distribution of the Surplus of Life Assur- 
 ance Companies. Torkshire, 1891-92,/. 25. 
 
 2407. : Superannuation. Yorkshire, 1897-98,/. 59. 
 
 2408. Nichols (Walter S.): General Plans, Reserves and 
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 2409. Nicholson (J. Shield): The Present Position of the 
 Silver Question. Edinburgh, Vol. III. p. 140. 
 
 2410. Nicol (William Smith): Forms of Life Office Books. 
 Edinburgh., Vol. IV. p. 151. 
 
 241 1. : New Combined Mortality Experience of Brit- 
 ish Life Assurance Companies, at Present being Collected 
 by the Faculty of Actuaries and the Institute of Actuaries. 
 Glasgow, Third Series, p. 257. 
 
 2412. NicoU (John): A Description of Certain of the Prin- 
 cipal Stock Exchange Securities. Edinbtirgh, Vol. IV. 
 p. SI. 
 
154 Insurance Library Association of Boston* 
 
 2413. Ogilvie (Leslie): Some Medical Aspects of Life 
 Assurance. Ireland^ 1896-97, p. 73 ; also Edinburgh^ 
 Vol. IV. p. 81. 
 
 24H- Paradice ("W. H.): Pensions in Old Age. Existing 
 and Suggested Schemes Reviewed. Wales ^ Record 84. 
 
 2415. Pattison (John M.): Life Insurance in its Relations 
 to the Public. N. I. C. Text Book, /. 68. 
 
 2416. Paulin (David): Life Office Investments ; Retrospect 
 and Outlook. Edinburgh, Vol. III. p. 228. 
 
 2417. : Old Age Pensions and Pauperism, A Present- 
 day Problem. Edinburgh, Vol. IV. p. 3. 
 
 2418. Pettegrew (D. L.): Antiquity of Life Insurance. 
 (Paper read before the Boston Life Underwriters' Asso- 
 ciation, October 23, 1894.) Standard, Vol. XXXV. 
 p. 361. 
 
 2419. Phelps (Edward Bunnell): War Risks; Authorized 
 Statements from all the Leading Life Insurance Compa- 
 nies, Outlining their Prospective Action in the Case of 
 Policy-holders now Serving or Contemplating Sei-vice in 
 the United States Army or Navy. New York, 1898, 
 Pamphlet D., pp. 71. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. IX. 
 
 2420. Price (Richard): Observations on Reversionary Pay- 
 ments ; on Schemes for Providing Annuities for Widows 
 and for Persons in Old Age ; on the Method of Calcula- 
 ting the Values of Assurances on Lives ; and on the 
 National Debt ; also Essays on Different Subjects in the 
 Doctrine of Life Annuities and Political Arithmetic; a 
 Collection of New Tables, and a Postscript on the Popu- 
 lation of the Kingdom. To which are added. Algebrai- 
 cal Notes, the Solution of Several New Problems in the 
 Doctrine of Annuities, and a General Introduction, by 
 William Morgan. London, 1792, Nar. O., Vol. Ipp- 
 372 ; Vol. II. pp. 492. 
 
Life Insurance ^55 
 
 2421. Pollar (James): Old Age Pensions. Victoria, 1S96, 
 p. 106. 
 
 3423. Pulley ("W. P.): Notes on Extra Premiums. Bir- 
 Tninghatn, 1893-4,/. 36. 
 
 2423. Rabagliati (A.): The Preponderating Importance of 
 Personal History as Compared with Heredity in Life 
 Assurance. Yorkshire, 1894-95, p. 131 ; also Feder- 
 ation, 1898, p. 167. 
 
 2424. Rail (J. W.): Proof of Age. Adjustment of Errors. 
 Wales, Record iS. 
 
 3435. : Should the Surrender Value of a Policy by its 
 
 own Application Extend the Term of the Policy's Exist- 
 ence? Wales, Record 30. 
 
 2426. : When should a Policy Sustained by Surrender 
 
 Value " Lapse" ? Wales, Record 30. 
 
 2427. Rca (C H. E.): Some Observations on Industrial 
 Assurance. London, 1898, Pamphlet O., pp. 40. 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. IX. 
 
 2428. Reynolds (George W.): Some Notes on the Finance 
 Act, 1894. Ireland, 1896-97,/. 57. 
 
 2429. Rickards (Edwin): Heredity and its Bearing on Life 
 Assurance. Birminghatn, 1896-7, p. 37. 
 
 2430. Robertson (T. S.): Life Assurance, Its History, 
 Theory and Practice ; A General Outlook. Victoria, 
 1884,/. 9. 
 
 2431. Ryan (G. H.): On the Several Mortality Tables Em- 
 ployed by Life Assurance Companies in the Valuation of 
 their Annuity Contracts. Edinburgh, Vol. I. p. 403. 
 
 2432. Russell (James B.): The House in Relation to Public 
 Health. Glasgow, Second Series, p. loi. 
 
156 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2433- Sanderson (Frank); Life Assurance in Canada. 
 Edinburgh^ Vol. III. p. 155. 
 
 2434. Schooling: ("William): Comparisons (Life). Bir- 
 ??iing/ia??i^ 1S97-8,/. 17. 
 
 2435. Seward (George F.): The State and Casualty Insur- 
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 2436. Sherwood (T« B.): Farming Insurances. Manches- 
 ter, 1895-96,/. 21. 
 
 2437. Simpson (Pierce Adolphus): Old Age. Glasgow^ 
 Third Series., /• 67. 
 
 2438. Smith (H. Lomas): Accident Insurance. Wales^ 
 Record 24. 
 
 2439. Smith (A. Gillies): On Money and the Future Rate 
 of Interest. Edinburgh., Vol. I. p. 155. 
 
 2440. : Some Remarks on the Report by the Commis- 
 sioners Appointed to Investigate into the Recent Changes 
 in the Relative Values of the Precious Metals. Edin- 
 burgh, Vol. II. p. 189. 
 
 2441. Smith (L TurnboII): Outside Business Training. 
 Editiburgh, Vol. II. p. 263. 
 
 2442. Sorley (James): The Evolution of Premium Rates. 
 Edinburgh, Vol. III. p. 417. 
 
 2443. Spens (Walter Cook): The Law^ as to Presumption of 
 Life in Connection with the Disappearance of Assured 
 Lives. Glasgow, Second Series, p. 259. 
 
 2444. Spragfue (A. K): An Investigation as to How Far 
 Life Insurance is of a Pi-ovident Nature as Benefiting the 
 Assured and His Family ; and How Far it is of a merely 
 Financial Character, as Benefiting His Creditors and 
 Assignees. Edinburgh, 'Vol. III. p. 377. 
 
 2445. : Note on the Rate of Mortality in Sierra Leone. 
 
 Edi?tburgh, Vol. III. p. 363. 
 
Life Insurance* 157 
 
 2446. Spragfue (T« B.): On Probability and Cliance and 
 their Connection with the Business of Insurance. Edin- 
 burgh, Vol. III. /. 87. 
 
 2447. : Remarks on the Exercise of Independent 
 
 Thought by the Head of an Office and his Subordinates. 
 Edinburgh., Vol. I. p. 269. 
 
 244S. Stark (W. Emery): Recent Concessions on Condi- 
 tions of Life Assurance. Manchester., 18S7-SS, p. 11. 
 
 2449. Stenhoose (George C): The Position of Married 
 Women in Regard to Policies of Assurance. (Prize 
 Essay.) Manchester., 1888-89, /. 39. 
 
 2450. : The Mortality among Assured Lives, Viewed 
 
 in Relation to the Sums at Risk. Edinburgh., Vol. II. 
 
 p. 227. 
 
 2451. Stevenson (Charles): Boiler Insurance. Manchester.^ 
 1881-82,/. 16. 
 
 2452. : Life Assurance Frauds. Maftchester, 1890- 
 
 91,/. 13. 
 
 2453* : Reversions. Manchester, 1895-96,/. 7. 
 
 2454. Stewart (John): Life Annuities. Glasgow, Second 
 Series, p. 27. 
 
 2455- Teece (Richard): A Comparison of the Rates of 
 Mortality of the City and Suburbs of Sydney. Wales, 
 Record 10. 
 
 2456. : Modern Innovations in Life Assurance. Wales, 
 
 Record 33. 
 
 2457. : On Benefit Building Societies. Wales, Rec- 
 ord 7. 
 
 2455. : Should Life Assurance Legislation Embrace a 
 
 State Standard of Solvency? Wales, Record ^^. 
 
15S Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2459. Teece (Richard) : The Liability of Common Carriers 
 in Cases of Fatal Accident. Wales, Record 76. 
 
 2460. : The Mortality of the City and Suburbs of Syd- 
 ney. Wales, Record 82. 
 
 2^61. : The Presumption of Death in Connection with 
 
 Claims under Life Policies. Wales, Record 62. 
 
 2462. : The Protection of Life Policies from the Claims 
 
 of Creditors. Wales, Record 29. 
 
 2463. Thompson (Spencer C) : Past and Future, with 
 some Thoughts on Heredity. Edinburgh, Vol. IV. p. 
 
 -93- 
 
 2464. : Remarks on the Position and Prospects of the 
 
 Actuarial Profession and of the Business of Life Assur- 
 ance. Edinb7irgh, Vol. II. p. 55. 
 
 2465. Thorborn (William) : Relation of Cancer to Life 
 Insurance. Association, Alanchester, 1896-97,^. 28. 
 
 2466. Tockett (Harvey G.)j Practical Remarks on the 
 Present State of Life Insurance in the United States, 
 Showing the Evils which Exist, and Rules for Improve- 
 ment, etc. Fourteenth edition. Philadelphia, i^^i, O., 
 pp. 67. 
 
 2467. TurnbuII (A* H.) : On the Comparative Amount o^f 
 Reserves Obtained by Valuations on Different Approved 
 Tables of Mortality and by Different Rates of Interest. 
 Edinburgh, Vol. I. p. 107. 
 
 2468. : The Tenure of Land in Great Britain and its 
 
 Principal Colonies. Edinburgh, Vol. II. p. 279. 
 
 2469. Walford (Cornelius) : Insurance Guide and Hand- 
 book, being a Guide to the Principles and Practice of 
 Life Assurance, etc. Second edition. London, 1867, 
 0.,pp. 422. 
 
Life Insurance, ^59 
 
 2470. Wallace (Thomas) : On the Rate of Mortality 
 Among Liquor Sellers. Edinburgh^ Vol. IT. p. 173. 
 
 2471. "Walton (W. G.): Assessment System of Life Assur- 
 ance. Manchester., 1891-92,/. 25. 
 
 2472. ; The Life Assurance Companies Act, 1870. 
 
 Manchester., 1S82-3,/. 24. 
 
 2473. J Mortality Tables. Manchester., 1881-82, 
 
 /. 50. 
 
 2474. Warfield (Edwin) : Corporate Suretyship. N. 
 I. C. Text Book, p. 972. 
 
 2475. Warner (S. G.) : Some Economic Aspects of Life 
 Assurance. Birmingham., 1893-4, /. 19. 
 
 2476. Warnock (Adam) : Fraternal Insurance. N. I. C. 
 Text Book., p. 443. 
 
 2477. Washington Life Insurance Company: Historical, 
 Actuarial, and Medical Statistics. New York., 1889, 
 ^.,pp. 161. 
 
 2478. Welch (J. St. Vincent) : Protection of Life Assur- 
 ance Policies. Wales, Record 69. 
 
 2479. Whiting (William D.) : Are Non-Forfeiture Laws 
 Expedient? N. I. C. Text Book, p. 329. 
 
 2480. ♦ How to Examine a Life Insurance Company. 
 
 N. I. C. Text Book, ;^. 488. 
 
 2481 Whitworth (Frank): Employers' Liability Insur- 
 ance. Manchester, 1892-93,/. 53. 
 
 2482. Wicks (G.Douglas): The Outside Man and His 
 Work. Association, Manchester, 1896-97,/. 18. 
 
 2483. Willoughby (William F.) : Workingmen's Insur- 
 ance. New York, 1S98, 0.,pp. 386. 
 
i6o Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 3484. Wolfe (S. H.): Are Non-Forfeiture Laws Expe- 
 dient? JV. I. C. Text Book, p. 343. 
 
 2485. Wright (C. A.) X Assessment Assurances. (Prize 
 Essay.) Manchester, 1S95-96, /. 75. 
 
 3486. Young (T. E.) : The Ethics of Insurance. Ireland^ 
 1S95-96, /. 13; di\^o Federation, 1898,^. 3ii. 
 
 2487. J The Theory of Evolution Applied to the System 
 
 of Life Assurance, and Incidentally to Insurance Gen- 
 erally. Bir7ningham, 1893-4, P' 7* 
 
Office Practice and Procedure 
 
 2488. American Exchange and Review : — 
 
 Fire Insurance Reserve. Vol. XXXV. p. 206. 
 
 Fire Insurance Reservation, According to Hazard. Vol. 
 XXXIII. p. 357. 
 
 Fire Premium Study ; being a Review of Cornelius 
 Walford's paper On the Scientific Application of 
 Data for the Purpose of Deducing Rates of Pre- 
 mium of Fire Insurance. Vol. XXXII. pp. 91, 
 118. 
 
 Fire Risk Rating and State Premium Reservation. Vol. 
 XXXV. p. 197. 
 
 Mortgage Slip ; A. C. Blodget's Form. Vol. XXXII. 
 
 P- 175- 
 
 Premium on Term Fire Risks : The Allotments for Fire- 
 cost and Expenses. Vol. XXXIV. p. 289. 
 
 The Readjustment of Fire Insurance Premiums. Vol. 
 XL VI. p. 6$. 
 
 Risk and Reserve: Fire and Life. Vol. XXXIV. 
 /•34- 
 
 3489. Babst (Edward) : Technical Training for Fire Insur- 
 ance Officials. Birmingham, 1896-7,/. 9. 
 
 2490. Bailey (J. D.) : Insurable Interests. Pacijic, 1S80, 
 p. 91. 
 
 2491. Bangs (Franklin) : Necessity of Classification by the 
 Pacific Insurance Union. Pacijic, 1894, p. 20. 
 
 3492, Boardman (T. D.) : A Few Familiar Faulty Forms. 
 Pacific^ 1897,/. 105. 
 
 (i6i) 
 
1 62 Insurance Library Afsociation of Boston. 
 
 3493. Boston Manufacturers' Mutual Publications : — 
 
 Fire Report Blanks. Vo/. II. p. 174. 
 
 Patterns, Insurance of ; Form of Valuation Sheet. Vol. 
 II. p. 50. 
 
 Titles to Property and Titles of Policies should be Con- 
 current. Vol. IV. p. I. 
 
 Valuation Sheet, Form of. Vol. II. p. 182. 
 
 3494. Brown (Edward): The Written Part of the Policy. 
 Pacific, 1892, p. 109. 
 
 3495. Case (Charles H.) : Written Portion of the Policy. 
 Northwest, Reprint, 1873,/. 85. 
 
 3496. Colquhorn (C. R.) : The Classification of Fire Risks. 
 Victoria, 1895,^. 49. 
 
 2497. Curnick (H.D.): Classification of Fire Risks. Man- 
 chester, 1893-94,/. 15. 
 
 249S. Dornin (George W.): Classification. Pacijic, 1885, 
 
 p. 93. 
 2499. Easton (George): Forms of Policies, Pacijic, 18S4, 
 
 p. 31. 
 
 3500. Faymonville (Bernard): Forms of Policies. Pacijic^ 
 
 iSSs,p.37' 
 
 3501. Fire Underwriters' Qerks' Association: Two Prob- 
 lems in Cancellation of Re-insurance Policies. Pacific, 
 1897,^.63. 
 
 2=?02. Folger (Herbert): Classification of Fire Hazards; 
 being Preliminary Report of the Classification Committee 
 of Fire Underwriters' Association of Pacific. San Fran- 
 cisco, 1893, Pa77iphlet O., pp. 18. Bound Pamphlets, 
 Vol. VI. Also Pacijic, 1893,/. 211. 
 
 2503- Glover (T. R.): Compilation of Fire Insurance Sta- 
 tistics upon the Best and Most Expeditious Methods, 
 Practically and Comprehensively Explained, together with 
 
Office Practice and Procedure. 163 
 
 Full Instructions for Keeping Books of Respective Fire 
 Departments by New and Improved Economical Systems; 
 and Appendix. Liverpool, 1878, Sg. ^., pp. 132. 
 
 2504. Grim (A. R.)t What the Special Requires from the 
 Office. Pacific, iSg'j,p. 20. 
 
 2505. Griswold (Jeremiah): Cancellation Tables, Exhibit- 
 ing at One Glance the Amount of both Earned and 
 Unearned Premiums upon any Sum from One Cent, 
 indefinitely for any Period of Time from One Day to Five 
 Years at either Pro-rata or Short Rate. JVezu York, 18S0, 
 Sq.F.,pp.zS' 
 
 2506. Gunnison (A. R.): Ancient and Modern Policy 
 Forms. Pacific, 1887,/. 102. 
 
 2507. Hall (Reuben): On the Audit of Public Companies. 
 Wales, Record 9. 
 
 250S. Hall (Henry H.): Statistics, their Value in Fire Un- 
 derwriting. Northvjest, 1877,^. 130. 
 
 2509. Hine (G C.)j Evolution of the Insurance Map. In- 
 surance Mo7iitor, Vol. XL V. p. 3S2. 
 
 2510. Mallett (R. F.): The Classification of Fire Risks. 
 Edited by Ernest Felce. Norwich, 1894, ^9- ^-i 
 pp. 254. 
 
 251 1. : The Life of a Fire Risk. The Norwich 
 
 Union Magazine, June, 1S95, /. 74. 
 
 2512. : The Rating of Fire Risks. The Norwich 
 
 Union Magazine, Novetnber, 1S94, /. 25. 
 
 2513. Moore (F. C): A Treatise on Term Policies and 
 Popular Errors as to Increase and Decrease of Unearned 
 Premium Liability, together with a Labor-saving Table 
 for Computing Unearned Premium Liability Monthly. 
 N'ezu York, 188S, 0.,pp. 50. 
 
164 Insttfancc Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2514. National Fire Protection Association. Uniform In- 
 spection Report Blanks. Protectioit^ 1898,^. 57. 
 
 2515. New York Board of Fire Underwriters. The Classes 
 of Hazards Adopted by the Board and Revised November, 
 1883. Neiv York, 1883, Pamphlet O., pp. 20. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. V. 
 
 2516. Nicol (William Smith): Forms of Life Office Books. 
 Edinburgh , Vol. IV. p. 151. 
 
 2517. Osborn (Russell "W.): Special Contracts. Pacific^ 
 1894, p. 54. 
 
 2518. Paig;e (J. C): Proper Reserve for Re-insurance of 
 Outstanding Risks. United., 1881,/. 76. 
 
 2519. Rattray (A. F,): Reinsurance. Victoria^ 1S91, 
 /. 129. 
 
 2520. Roberts (J. B.): Scheduled vs. Non-scheduled Insur- 
 ances. Yorkshire^ 1889-90,/. 17. 
 
 2521. Rougfh Notes: Examining a Company. Methods 
 Suggested as Proper for Ascertaining the True Condition 
 of a Fire Insurance Company. July 14, 1898, p. 216. 
 
 2522. Schultz (Charles A.): The Amount that Should be 
 Allowed by a Fire Office as Surrender Value of a Policy. 
 Victoria., 1S92, /. 25. 
 
 2523« Sherwood (T. B.): Guarantee Business. (Reinsur- 
 ance.) Maiichester^ 1SS2-3,/. 11. 
 
 2524. Sinclair (J.): Classification of Fire Risks. Victoria^ 
 
 1885,/. 7. 
 
 2525. Smith (W. S.): Uniformity of Statements of Fire 
 Insurance Companies. N. I. C, 1SS9, p. 40; also 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VI. 
 
 2526. Sneath (A. W.): Fire Policy Conditions. York, 
 shire., 1897-98,/. 79. 
 
Office Practice and Procedure. 165 
 
 2527. Stevens (H. M.): Farm Property Should be Put in 
 a Distinct Class. N. T. State, 1881,/. 18. 
 
 252S. Thompson (J. M.): Forms of Policies. Pacific, 
 1SS6, /. 27. 
 
 2529. Thornton (Arthur C): Office System. Pacific, 
 1S97, p. 109. 
 
 2530- Torrance (Robert): The Duties of a Fire Clerk. 
 Ireland, 1S92-3, /. 113. 
 
 2531. Tornbull (A. D. Lindsay): Some Suggestions in 
 Regard to Life Office Accounting, including inter alia, 
 an Arrangement for the Requirements of British Offices. 
 Edinbtirgh, Vol. IV. p. 1S5. 
 
 2532. Whiting ("W. D.): State Tables in Fire Insurance. 
 Paper read before National Insurance Convention at 
 Chicago, 1880. American Exchange and Review, Vol. 
 XXXIV. p. 319. 
 
Processes and Hazards 
 
 2533- Abbott (T. D.): Tanneries. Manchester^ 1876-7, 
 /. 16. 
 
 2534. : Workers in Wood. Manchester^ 1S74-75,/. 
 
 2535. American Exchange and Review (contmued on next 
 page) X 
 Agricultural Implement Industry, Analysis of Fire Risks 
 
 of. Vol. XXXIX. p. 196. 
 Alcoholic Distillation in its Fire Risks. Vol. XL. p. 
 
 20. 
 Ammonia Gas, Does it take Fire? Vol. XL VI. p. 23. 
 Artificial Fuel Making, Fire Risks of. Vol. XLI. p. 
 
 262, 
 Bakeries, Fire Risks of. Vol. XL. p. 247. 
 Beet Sugar Factories, Fire Risks of. Vol. XL II. p. 
 
 140. 
 Blacks, Fire Risk of Making ; also of Bone and Ivory 
 
 Manipulation. Vol. XL. p. 275. 
 Blacking and Inks, Fire Risks of Manufacturing. Vol. 
 
 XLV.p. 125. 
 Blast Furnaces and Rolling Mills, Fire Risks of. Vol. 
 
 XZ./. 374. 
 Bleacheries, Fire Risks of. Vol. XL. p. 98. 
 Boiler Explosions arising from Grease and Lime. Vol. 
 
 XXXI p. los. 
 Book and Blank Book Binderies, Fire Risk of. Vol. 
 
 XXX VIII. p. 348. 
 Boot and Shoe Fire Hazard, A Survey of the. Vol. 
 
 XXXVII p. 144. 
 Breweries, Fire Risk of. Vol. XXXVIII p. 49. 
 (166) 
 
Processes and Hazards, 167 
 
 2535. American Exchange and Review (continued) : 
 
 Breweries of Philadelphia, Fire Experience, 1874-1880. 
 
 Vol. XXXV. p. 201. 
 Bricks, Tiles and Terra-Cotta Ware, Fire Risks of Manu- 
 facturing. Vol. XLI. p. i>]^. 
 Brush and Broom Factories, Fire Risks of. Vol. XLi. 
 
 Button Manufacturing, Fire Risk of. Vol. XLIII. p. 
 
 81. 
 Cabinet Making and Hardware Case Factories, Fire Risks 
 
 of. Vol. XLII. p. 239. 
 Candy Factories, Fire Jeopardy of. Vol. XXXVII. p. 
 
 356. 
 Canning Factories, Fire Jeopardy of . Vol. XXXVIII. 
 
 P' 45- 
 Canvas Industries, Fire Risk of. Vol. XLIII. p. 338. 
 Carbon Powders, Explosive. Vol. XXXII. p. 335. 
 Car Building Works, Fire Risks of. Vol. XL. p. 163. 
 Carpet and Drugget Factories, Fire Risks of. Vol. 
 
 XLI. p. 346. 
 Carriage and Wagon-Makers' Materials, Fire Risk of. 
 
 Vol. XLIV. p. 143. 
 Cheese and Butter Factories, Fire Risks of. Vol. XL V. 
 
 p. 26S. 
 Chenille Mills, Fire Risk of. Vol. XL VI. /. 219. 
 Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Silverware, Fire Risks of 
 
 Manvifacturing. Vol. XLI. p. 147. 
 Clothing (Men's) and Furnishing Goods, Fire Risks of 
 
 Manufacturing. Vol. XLIII. pp. 44, 46. 
 Clothing (Women's), Fire Risk of Manufacturing. Vol. 
 
 XLIII. /. 46. 
 Cooperage Industries, Fire Risk of. Vol. XXXIX. p. 
 
 284. 
 Cordage Factories, Fire Risk of. Vol. XXXVII. p. 324. 
 Cotton, Fire Risk of. Vol. XXXI. p. 260. 
 Cotton, Ginning, Compression, Transportation and Stor- 
 age, Fire Risks of. Vol. XLI. p. 318. 
 
1 68 Instifancc Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2535. American Exchange and Review (continued) • 
 
 Cotton, Woolen, and Cotton-Woolen Mills, The Distinc- 
 tive Fire Risks of. Vol. XXXVIII. p. 123. 
 
 Cotton- Woolen Fire Risk, The. Vol. XXXI. p. 323. 
 
 Cutlery, Edge Tools and Tools for Shaping Metals, Fire 
 Risk of Manufacturing. Vol. XL II. p. 272. 
 
 Drug and Spice-Grinding Mills as Fire Risks. Vol. 
 XXXVIII. p. 151. 
 
 Dust as an Explosive. Vol. XXXII. pp. 121, 147, 1S9, 
 
 321. 
 
 Electrical Apparatus and Supplies, Fire Risks of Manu- 
 facture and Use of. Vol. XLIII. p. 7. 
 
 Enamelling, Fire Risks of. Vol. XL V. p. 177. 
 
 Explosion as an unknow^n Fire Hazard. Vol. XXXV. 
 p. 107. 
 
 Explosive Compounds. Vol. XXXIV. p. 183. 
 
 Factory Buildings, High and Low ; Comparative Vibra- 
 tion and Fire Hazard. Vol. XXXIV. p. 9. 
 
 Fertilizer and Phosphate Works, Fire Risk of. Vol. 
 
 XXXVIII. p. 378. 
 
 File Manufacture, Fire Risks of. Vol. XLIII. p. 186. 
 Flax, Hemp and Jute Manufacturing, Fire Risk of. 
 
 Vol. XXXVII. p. 324. 
 Foundries and Machine Shops, Fire Risks of. Vol. XL. 
 
 p. 406. 
 Furniture Works, Fire Risks of. Vol. XXX WI. p. 
 
 148. 
 Gas Works, Fire Risks of. Vol. XLII. pp. 43, 79. 
 Glass Works and Potteries, Comparatively, in Respect to 
 
 Fire Jeopardy. Vol. XXXVIII. p. 89. 
 Glue and Curled-Hair Factories, Fire Risks of. Vol. 
 
 XXXIX. p. 386. 
 
 Glycerine and its Derivatives as Fire Risks. Vol. XL. 
 
 /• 57- 
 Grain Elevators, Construction of. Vol. XXXIII. pp. 20. 
 Grocery Stores, Wholesale and Retail, Fire Risks of. 
 Vol. XLIV. p. 246. 
 
Processes and Hazards. 169 
 
 2535. American Exchange and Review (conti?zued) ; 
 
 Hardware Factory Fire Risks. Vol. XXXVIII. p. 288. 
 
 Hat Factories, Tlie Fire Risks of. Vol. XXXVII. 
 p. 115. 
 
 Heating and Cooking Appliances, Fire Risks of Manu- 
 facturing. Vol. XLIII. p. 370. 
 
 Hosiery and Knit Goods, Fire Risks of Manufacturing. 
 Vol. XLV.p. 65. 
 
 Ice Making ; Cymogeme and Rhigolene. V^ol. XXXII. 
 p. 122. 
 
 India Rubber Factories, Fire Risks of. Vol. XXXVII. 
 p. 81. 
 
 Lacquer Manufacture and Japanning, Fire Risks of. 
 Vol. XL V. p. 220. 
 
 Lard, Tallow and Grease Melting Works and Refineries, 
 Fire Risks of. Vol. XL V. p. 324. 
 
 Laundries, The Fire Danger of. Vol. XLI. p. 294. 
 
 Lead Industries and Plumbing and Gas-fitting Shops, Fire 
 Risks of. Vol. XL II. p. 2>02. 
 
 Leather Industries, Fire Risks of. Vol. XXXIX. /. 318. 
 
 Lithographing, Fire Risks of. Vol. XLIV. p. 41. 
 
 Malting, Fermentation, Sizing and Dyeing, Fire Risks of. 
 Vol. XXXVII. p. 46. 
 
 Medical Compounding, Fire Risks of. Vol. XLIV. 
 p. 112. 
 
 Musical Instruments (Portable) and Accessories, Fire 
 Risks of. Vol. XLIII. p. 278. 
 
 Mustard, Pickles, Sauces, Preserves and Dried Fruits, 
 Fire Risks of Manufacturing. Vol. XLIV. p. 421. 
 
 Needle and Pin Manufacture, Fire Risks of. Vol. 
 XLIII. p. 116. 
 
 Nitro-Glycerine Explosives ; Their Storage and Trans- 
 portation. Vol. XXXII. p. 6. 
 
 Oil Cloth Industry and its Inflammabilities, Vol. 
 XXXVII. p. 238. 
 
 Oleomargerine and Butterine Factories, The Fire Proba- 
 bilities of. Vol. XXXVII. p. 265. 
 
170 Insurance Library Association of Boston* 
 
 2535. American Exchangfe and Review (continued) : 
 
 Ordnance and Fire Arms Making, Fire Risks of. Vol. 
 XLI. p. 234. 
 
 Paint and Varnish, White Lead and Zinc White Works, 
 Fire Risks of. Vol. XXXIX. p. 356. 
 
 Paper Mill Risks. Vol. XXXIIi. p. 231. 
 
 Paper Board, Paper Bag and Box Factories, Fire Risks 
 of. Vol. XXXIX. p. \s^. 
 
 Papier-Mach^, Paper Collars, Cuffs, Envelopes and 
 Patterns, Fire Risks of Manufacturing. Vol. XL V. 
 p. 21. 
 
 Passenger and Freight Elevator Factories, Fire Risk of. 
 Vol. XLIV.p. 118. 
 
 Pens, Fire Risks of Manufacturing. Vol. XLIII. p. 343. 
 
 Perfumes, Perfumery, Cosmetics and Dentifrices, Extract- 
 ing and Making, Fire Risks of. Vol. XLIl . p. 276. 
 
 Photographing, Fire Risks of. Vol. XL. p. 339. 
 
 Piano and Organ Factories, Fire Risks of. Vol. 
 XXXVII. p. 297. 
 
 Picture and Mirror Frame Factories as Fire Risks. Vol. 
 XXXIX. p. 260. 
 
 Plumbers' and Gas-Fitters' Supplies, Fire Risks of Mak- 
 ing. Vol. XLIL pp. 336, 37 1 . 
 
 Printing, Fire Risks of. Vol. XLLV. p. 73. 
 
 Refineries, Lofty ; Sugar Processes and Vicious Fires. 
 Vol. XXXVLL p. 10. 
 
 Rice-Cleaning and Chocolate Mills, Fire Risks of. Vol. 
 XLI. p. 290. 
 
 Rice Mills, Fire Hazard of. Vol. XXXL. p. 240. 
 
 Risk; Know it. Vol. XXXIV. p. 233. 
 
 Risks as Affected by Alterations. Vol. XXXIV. p. 203. 
 
 Roof and Roofing Material Manufacture, Fire Risks of. 
 Vol. XLLII. p. 150. 
 
 Saw, Planing, Sash and Moulding Mills, Fire Risks of. 
 Vol. XLL. p. S3. 
 
 Scientific and Professional Instruments, Fire Risks of 
 Manufacturing. Vol. XLIV. p. 175. 
 
Processes and Hazards. 171 
 
 2535. American Exchangfe and Review (continued) • 
 
 Sewing Machines and Their xA.ttachments, Fire Risks of 
 
 Making. Vol. XLIII. p. -i^xo. 
 Sheet-Metal Working, A Survey of the Fire Hazards of. 
 
 Vol. XLI. p. 42. 
 Ship-Building, The Fire Risk of. Vol. XLIII. p. 248. 
 Shirt and Underwear Factories, Fire Risks of. Vol. XL. 
 
 p. 204. 
 Silk Textile and Silk Coloring Works, Fire Risks of. 
 
 Vol. XXXIX. p. 226. 
 Small Leather Articles, The Fire Risks of Manufacturing. 
 
 Vol. XL V. /. 422. 
 Soap and Candle Making, Fire Risks of. Vol. XXXIX. 
 
 P- 15- 
 Sodium-Chloride and Alkali Processes, Fire Risks of. 
 
 Vol. XL II. p. 173. 
 Sporting Goods, Fire Risks of Manufacturing. Vol. 
 
 XLIV.p. 214. 
 Starch Works, Fire Risks of. Vol. XXXVII. p. 117. 
 Stave, Lath, Picket and Shingle Mills and Wooden Box 
 
 Factories, Fire Risks of. Vol. XLII. p. 242. 
 Steam and Superheated Water. Vol. XXXV. p. 73. 
 Straw Goods, Fire Risks of. Vol. XL V. p. 373. 
 Sugar Manufacturing, Fire Risks of. Vol. XXXII. 
 
 P- 154- 
 
 Sugar Refineries, Fire Risks of. Vol. XXXV. p. 134. 
 
 Sulphuric Acid and some of its Compounds, with Asso- 
 ciated Products, Fire Risks of Making. Vol. XXXIX. 
 p. 122. 
 
 Tanning and Currying, Fire Risks of. Vol. XXXVII. 
 p. 204. 
 
 Tar-Derivative Processes, Fire Risks of. Vol. XLII. 
 p. 1 10. 
 
 Textile Dyeing, Cleansing and Finishing, Fire Risks of. 
 Vol. XLIV.p. 376. 
 
 Textile Machinery and Stationary Steam Engine Works, 
 Fire Risks of. Vol. XXXVIII. /. 318. 
 
172 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2535. American Exchang:e and Review (concluded) x 
 
 Tobacco Curing and Manufacturing, Fire Risks of. Vol, 
 
 XXXIX. /. 89. 
 Tobacco Fire Hazard, Moral and Physical. Vol. XXXI. 
 
 p. 209. 
 Toys and Games, Fire Risks of Manufacturing. Vol. 
 
 XLIV. p. 6. 
 Typefounding, Stereotyping and Electrotyping, Fire 
 
 Risks of. Vol. XXXVIII. p. 228. 
 Umbrella, Cane and Whip Factories, Fire Risks of. 
 
 Vol. XLI. p. 206. 
 Upholstery and Making Upholsterers' Materials, Fire 
 
 Risks of. Vol. XL II. ^.7. 
 Vinegar and Acetic Acid, Fire Risk of Making. Vol. 
 
 A^Z/F. A 332. 
 Wall Paper Manufactories, Intrinsic and Comparative 
 
 Fire Risks of. Vol. XXXVIII. p. 12. 
 Wheat Heaters in Flour Mills. Vol. XXXV. p. 140. 
 Wheelwright and Carriage Making Establishments, Fire 
 
 Risks of. Vol. XXXVIII. p. 259. 
 Wire-drawing and Wire-working, Fire Risks of. Vol. 
 
 XLI. p. 115. 
 Wood and Straw Paper Works, Fire Risks of. Vol. 
 
 XXXIX. p. 257. 
 Wood Industries, Fire Risks of. Vol. XLII. p 206. 
 Wood Turning Works, Fire Risks of. Vol. XXXVII. 
 
 p. 148. 
 Worsted Manufacture, Fire Risks of. Vol. XL III. 
 
 p. 216. 
 
 2536. Arlington Mills (The): A Historical and Descriptive 
 Sketch, with some Account of the Worsted Dress-goods 
 Manufacture in the United States. Boston, 1891, O.^pp. 
 125. 
 
 2537. : Tops; A Study in the Development of the 
 
 American Worsted Manufacture. Ca?nbridg-e, 1898, O., 
 pp. 129. 
 
Processes and Hazards. i73 
 
 2538. Ashworth (William): The Fire Hazard of Woolen 
 
 Mills. North-west, 1877,^.34. 
 
 2539. Atkinson (Edward): Do Factories or Warehouses 
 become Generators of Gas, leading to Explosions under 
 Certain Conditions? Engineers^ 1893,^. 126. 
 
 2540. Bcldcn (H.K.): The Conflagration Hazard. Pacific^ 
 1S90, /. 55. 
 
 2541. Bennett (J. B*): Half an Hour on Insurance Topics. 
 North-west, 18S4, /. 31. 
 
 2542. Bentley (Thomas A.): Calico Print Works. Man- 
 chester, 18S0-S1,/. 49. 
 
 2543. : Contiguous Risks vs. Limits. Manchester^ 
 
 1SS2-3,/. 35. 
 
 2544. : Cotton Mill Business. Manchester, 1S86-87, 
 
 /. 41. 
 
 2545- : Manchester Warehouse Limits. Manchester, 
 
 1882-3,^.43. 
 
 2546. : Tannery Risks vs. Rates. Manchester , 1S84- 
 
 85,/. II. 
 
 2547. : "Xylolith" (Stone Wood). Manchester, 
 
 iS94-95»/- 45- 
 
 2545. Bingham (W. A.): The Duties of a Fire Insurance 
 Surveyor. Yorkshire, 1891-92,^.45. 
 
 2549- Boston Manufacturers* Mutual Publications (con- 
 titiited on next page) : 
 Alterations and Additions to Mills. V^ol. II. p. 52. 
 Bearings; Heated. Vol. II. p. 16S. 
 Belt Boxes or Chambers over Pulleys. Vol. I. p. 154. 
 Boilers, Report upon the Cost of Delivering Coal to. 
 
 Vol. IV. p. 151. 
 Boiler Room Labor, Cost of. Vol. I\ . p. 169. 
 
174 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2549. Boston Manf. Mutual Publications (concluded) : 
 Condensation of Moisture in Paper Mills, To Prevent the. 
 
 Vol. III. p. 2. 
 Conveyance of Steam for Pov^^er or Heat. Vol. II. 
 
 p. 236. 
 Cotton, Storage of. Vol. II. p. 170. 
 Cotton, Foreign Substances in. Vol. III. /. 91. 
 Cotton Picker Fires. Vol. IV. p. 2. 
 Cotton Bales, Iron Hooks in. Vol. IV. p. 2. 
 Cotton Storehouse, Fire in. Fb/. I. p. 51. 
 Disinfectants for Use in Mills. Vol. II. p. 16. 
 Disinfection ; Treatment of Sea or Salt Water by Elec- 
 tricity for Disinfecting Purposes. Vol. IV. p. i. 
 Drying, Danger in Process of, at Printworks, Dyevi^orks 
 
 and Bleacheries. Vol. I. pp. 36, 99, no. 
 Drying Rooms and Drying, Risk of Fire from. Vol. II. 
 
 pp. 238, 245. 
 Dust Flues, Dampers in. Vol. II. p. 173. 
 Economizers. Vol. IV. p. 184. 
 Efficiency of Combustion. Vol. IV. p. 185. 
 European Boiler Practices. Vol. IV. p. 152. 
 Fuel, Consumption of. Vol. II. p. 129. 
 Mechanical Stokers. Vol. IV. p. 183. 
 Non-conducting Materials which Prevent Waste of Heat. 
 
 Vol. III. p. 21. 
 Overhead Heating Pipes. Vol. I. p. 79. 
 Repairs at Night. Vol. II. p. 184. 
 Self Inspection. Vol. IV. p. 2. 
 Spontaneous Combustion, Liability of Mixtures of Soap 
 
 and Lard Oil to. Vol. IV. p. ?>. 
 Steam Pipe Coverings, Boiler and Cylinder Laggings. 
 
 Vol. IV. pp. 137, 147, 149, 150, 183. 
 Steam-pipes, Coverings for. Vol. II. p. 161, 
 Steam Users' Association, Final Report of. Vol. IV. 
 
 p. 194. 
 
 2550. Brown (J. M.): Breweries as a Fire Hazard. North- 
 west, iSy^^p. 175. 
 
Processes and Hazards, i75 
 
 2551. Brown (Edward): Elements of Rating Hazards. 
 Pacific, iSSo, /. S7. 
 
 2552. Cairnie (J. Bruce): Additional Risks. Manchester , 
 1875-76, /. 24- 
 
 2553* • Artificial Lighting. Ma7ichester, 1881-82, 
 
 p. 61. 
 
 2554. Candy Explosions, Origin of. Scrap Book, p. 36. 
 
 2555. Carpenter (E. W.): Fire Hazard of the Electric 
 Light. Pacific, 1S82,/. 34. 
 
 2556. Chapman (J. H,): Manchester Warehouses. Asso- 
 ciation, Manchester, 1895-96, p. 37. 
 
 2557. Clarke (W. T.): Grain Warehouses and Elevators. 
 Northwest, iSjS, p. 126. 
 
 255S. Clydesdale (Alexander M.): Scotch Mineral Oil In- 
 dustry. Nor-wich, 1892, p. 10. 
 
 2559. Coote CWilliam): Address to Fire Survey Class. 
 Ireland, 1895-96, p. 77. 
 
 2560. Cornell (W. B.): Fire Hazard of Flour Mills. 
 Northwest, 1879,/. 178. 
 
 2561. : Fire Hazard of Saw Mills. Northwest, 1877, 
 
 /• H6. 
 
 2562. Crosby (Everett U,): Handbook of Underwriters' 
 Bureau. Boston, 1896, D., pp. 183. 
 
 2563. Crosby (U. C): Necessity for Concerted Action in 
 Improvement and Inspection of Risks. Northwest, 1891, 
 i^-43- 
 
 2564. Cunningham (A. M.): Tobacco, its Production, 
 Processes of Handling and Fire Hazard. South, 1877. 
 
 2565. Cutler (H. F.): Cotton Mill Fires. Manchester, 
 
 1875-76,/- 42. 
 
176 Insurance Libraty Association of Boston. 
 
 2566. Dansken (Alexander B.): Roller Milling. Glasgo-w^ 
 Third Series^ p. 1 1 1 . 
 
 2567. Dillon ("W".): Oils Used in Woolen and Worsted 
 Mills. Yorkshire^ 1S95-96, /. 123. 
 
 2568. Eddison (J. Cooper): Worsted Mills. Yorkshire^ 
 1895-96,/. 79. 
 
 2569. Eddison (J. P.): Waste Products of Woolen and 
 Worsted Mills. Yorkshire, 1S97-98, /. 105. 
 
 2570' Fenn (T. W.): Photography in its Relation to Fire 
 Insurance. Pacific, 1889, p. 14. 
 
 2571. Finney (J« G.): Best System of Inspection. North- 
 west, 1885, p. 103. 
 
 2572- Fisher (M. M.): Straw Goods Factories, Fire Insur- 
 ance Experience upon, more Particularly in Massachusetts. 
 Pa??iphlet O., pp. 4. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. X. 
 
 2573* Fox (L. H.); Inspection of Hazards. Northwest, 
 1882,/. 65. 
 
 2574- Freeman (W. R«): Trees, Logs and Lumber. North- 
 west, 1884, p. 153. 
 
 2575* Geldard (James): Hand-book of Cotton Manufac- 
 ture, or a Guide to Machine-Building, Spinning and 
 Weaving. Nexv York, 1867, D., pp. 298. 
 
 2576. Hanscom ("W. W.): Q."aitz Mill Hazard. Pacific, 
 1882,/. 71. 
 
 2577. Harding (A. J.): Correct Method of Surveying 
 Risks. Northwest, iSjG, p. 116. 
 
 2578. Hexamer (C J.): Fire Hazard of Finely Divided 
 Organic Substances. Northwest, 1885,/. 69. 
 
 2579- : Standard for a Malt Mill ; with a Report upon 
 
 the Malt Mills in Philadelphia. Pamphlet O., pp. 29. 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. II. 
 
 
Processes and Hazards, 177 
 
 2580. Hine (C C): Flour Mill Explosions. Some Errors 
 Corrected. N. T. State, 1S7S,/. 45. 
 
 2551. : Isometrical Drawing. North-west, 1882, /. 
 
 16S. 
 
 2552. Hired Man (real name not disclosed) : The Best 
 System of Supervision, (Managers' Prize Essay, 18S0. 
 Honorable Mention.) Northwest, 1880,^. 260. 
 
 2553. Hoadley (John C): The Combustion of Fuel for 
 Generation of Steam and other Purposes where Heat is 
 Required, with Special Reference to the Improved Appa- 
 ratus of O. Marland. Pamphlet Nar. ^., pp. 15. 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. X. 
 
 2554. Hobbs (H. HO: Fire Hazard of a Flour Mill of the 
 Present Day. Northwest, iSSo, /. 105. 
 
 2585. Horsey (F. J.): Alcoholic Distillation and By-Prod- 
 
 ucts. Nortvich, 1897-98,^. 15. 
 
 2586. Howard (W. L): Construction and Inspection. 
 Northwest, 1889,^. 125. 
 
 2587. Insurance Monitor: 
 
 Bagging Factories, Hazards of. Vol. XXVI. p. 351. 
 Celluloid Risks. Vol. XXXVI. p. 561. 
 Lamp Black, Hazard of. Vol. XXIV. p. 673. 
 Metals, Danger from the Explosion of Molten. Vol. 
 
 XXV. p. 259. 
 Oils, Mineral, in Woolen Factories. Vol. XXI. p. 232. 
 
 2 5 88. Insurance World: 
 
 Boiler Explosions, Cause of. Vol. X. p. 81. 
 Canneries, Fire Risk of. Vol. X. p. 35. 
 Drying Rooms, Fire Risk of. Vol. X. p. 3. 
 Paper Mills, Fire Risk of. Vol. XVI. p. 65. 
 Storage Warehouse, Fire Risk of. Vol. XV. p. 449. 
 Tanneries, Fire Risk of. Vol. XV. p. 4^51. 
 
178 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 25^9- Jewsbury (Sidney): Chemical Works ; their Products 
 and Risks. Manchester^ 1875-76,/. 7. 
 
 2590. : Heating Apparatus, having Especial Refer- 
 ence to Pipe-Stoves, Fireplaces, Hot-Air Apparatus, Gas 
 Stoves, Steam-Pipes, and High and Low Pressure Hot 
 Water. Manchester^ 1876-7,/, 5. 
 
 2c^9i, ; Storage of Nitrates and Chlorates of Potash 
 
 and Soda, Benzine and Bi-Sulphide. Manchester^ 
 
 1881-82,/. 4. 
 
 2592. Johnson (E. C): Flour Mills, their Processes, Haz- 
 ards, Protection and Rates. (Miller Prize Essay, signed 
 "Y. G. Milos." First Prize.) North-west, \%'6\, p. \2. 
 
 2593. : The Best System of Supervision. (Managers' 
 
 Prize Essay, signed " Thersites." Second Medal.) 
 Northwest, 1880,/. 186. 
 
 2594- Johnson (G. J.): Surveying of Fire Risks. Man- 
 chester, 1879-80,/. 55. 
 
 2595- Joseph (James F.): Special Agent vs. Local Board 
 Inspection. Northwest, 1897, /. 94. 
 
 2596. Kinne (CM.): Science and Underwriting, or Micro- 
 scopic Hazards. Pacific, 1883,/. '^6. 
 
 2597. Landers (W. J.): Perils of Benzine in Canning Es- 
 tablishments. Pacific, 1883, /. 53. 
 
 2598. Linley (David M.): Saw Mills. York shir e,\^^s-^6, 
 P' 59- 
 
 2599. Mackenzie (R. K.): Commission. Norwich, 1897- 
 98,/. 19. 
 
 3600. : Cotton Mills. A^orw/c//, 1897-9S, /. 55. 
 
 2601. : Woolen Manufacturing. N'orzuich, 1897-9S, 
 
 /• 37- 
 
Processes and Hazards. 179 
 
 3602. Mackcy (W. McD.) : Notes on Cloth Oils, with 
 Reference to Insurance Risks. Torkshire^ 1893-94, /. 33. 
 
 2603. Macmillan (R.): The Warehouses and Market Day- 
 Rooms Tariff, Particularly in Reference to Risks Adjoin- 
 ing or Forming Part of Mills. Yorkshire^ 1890-91,/. 77. 
 
 2604. Maxwell (J. D.)t The Boiler Risk in Special Haz- 
 ards. Pacific^ 1892,/. 84. 
 
 2605. McLaren (W. S. B.) : Spinning Woolen and 
 Worsted ; being a Practical Treatise for the Use of all 
 Persons Engaged in these Trades. Second edition. Loti- 
 don^ 1884, S.^ pp. 256. 
 
 2606. Miller (B.) : Cotton Mill Risks. Manchester, 1874- 
 75,/- 13- 
 
 2607. : Want of Uniformity in the Tariffs on Cotton, 
 
 Woolen, Worsted, Flax and Corn Mills. Manchester, 
 iS74-75»/- 28. 
 
 2608. Moore ("W. L.) : Wind Storms and Tornado Fre- 
 quency. Northwest, 1896,/. 71. 
 
 2609. Morrow (J. H.): Inspections. Pacific, 1896,/. 39. 
 
 3610. Murray (A. J. E.): A Short Treatise on Fire Insur- 
 ance Surveying. Victoria, 1890,/. 130. 
 
 261 1. Nasmith ( Joseph) : Recent Cotton Mill Construction 
 and Engineering. Londofz (no date), Z>., pp. 275. 
 
 2612. : The Students' Cotton Spinning. Third edi- 
 tion. Ma?ichester, 1896, D., pp. 622. 
 
 2613. Niles (Edward): Inspections. Pacific, 1895, P- 59- 
 
 2614. Ostler (James): The Modern Corn Mill. Matiches- 
 
 ter, 1884-85,/. 23. Also Federation, 1898,/. 19. 
 
 2615. Owen (E» Roger): Sheffield Risks. Manchester, 
 1S80-81, p. 9. 
 
I So Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2616. Porter (F. H.): Little Fire Hazards and How to Pre- 
 vent Them. Pacific, 1895,^. 26. 
 
 2617. : Systematic Inspection; Its Aims, Methods, 
 
 Results. Pacific, 1893,^. 54. 
 
 2618. Rail (J. "W.): Inspection of Fire Risks; A Sugges- 
 tion. Wales, Record 18. 
 
 2619. Redfield (A. P.): Glucose Factories and Their Haz- 
 ards. Northwest, 1880,^. 200. 
 
 2620. Robb (J.) J Accumulation of Hazard in Fire Risk. 
 Manchester, 1874-75, p. 5. Also Federation, 1898, 
 p. I. 
 
 2621. . Manchester Warehouses. Manchester, i?>'j6-'], 
 
 p. 30. 
 
 2622. Roberts (J. B.): Woolen Manufacture in Relation to 
 Fire Insurance. Yorkshire, 1894-95, p. 77. Also 
 Federation, i8gS, p. 117. 
 
 2623. Ross (William Frazier): The Estimation of Expo- 
 sures or External Hazards in Fire Insurance, with Sched- 
 ules and Formulas for Rating Risks, and Stenographic 
 Formulas for Denoting Risks and Rates. DaveJiport, 
 Iowa, 1874, D.,pp. 59. 
 
 2624. Rutherglen (Charles K.): Corn Mills. Glasgozv, 
 First Series, p. 105. 
 
 2625. Ryder (George V.): High Pressure Hot Water Heat- 
 ing Apparatus. Manchester, 1878-79, p. 57. 
 
 2626. Savage (D.): Woolen Mills. Manchester, 1S75-76, 
 P- 34- 
 
 2627. Scotter (R. H.): Cotton Fires and Cotton Bales. 
 London, 1898, Pamphlet O., pp. 16; British, \^ol. /., 
 No. 6. 
 
 2628. Seage (H. D.): Evolution of the Saw Mill. North- 
 west, 1895,/. 25. 
 
Processes and Hazards. i8i 
 
 2629. Shaw (Eyre M.): Fire Surveys, or a Summary of 
 the Principles to be Observed in Estimating the Risk of 
 Buildings. Third edition. London^ 1889, D.^pp, 104. 
 
 2630. Silvey (T. A.): Fire Hazards of Breweries and Malt 
 Houses. United, 18S2, p. 66. 
 
 2631. Simon (Henry): Modern Flour Mill Insurance. 
 
 Manc/icster, 1889-90,/. 25. 
 
 2632. ^^Smilax^ (real name not disclosed) : The Best Sys- 
 tem of Supervision. (Managers' Prize Essay. Honor- 
 able Mention.) Northwest^ 1880, p. 257, 
 
 2633. Smith (H. J.): Fire Surveys. Victoria, 1885, p. 
 25. 
 
 2634. Southern Insurance Directory: 
 
 Cotton Hazard and Cotton Underwriting in the South, 
 
 1887,^313- 
 Cotton Seed Oil Mills, 1887, p. 32S. 
 Dwelling House Insurance, 1887, /. 335. 
 Gin House Hazard, 1887, p. 323. 
 Sugar Houses in Louisiana, 1S87, p. 326. 
 
 2635. Spectator: Kinetoscope Hazard, Danger of Fire from 
 Films. Vol. L VIII. i?^. 313. 
 
 2636. Stanton ("W. M.): New Zealand Flax. Norwich, 
 1892,/. 14. 
 
 2637. Steam Boiler Explosion. Remarkable Explosion of a 
 Boiler at Jacksonville, N. C. Pamphlet Ob. T., pp. 16. 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VIII. 
 
 2638. Stceb (George Velten): Fire Insurance Agents' and 
 Surveyors' Pocket Book of Information. JVevj Tork, 
 1896, S., pp. 152. 
 
 2639. Stone (Jacob): Flour Mills ; their Processes, Haz- 
 ards, Protection, and Rates. (Miller Prize Essay, signed 
 " Silex." Honorable Mention.) Northwest, 1S81, /. 
 233- 
 
1 82 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2640. Tealc (F. B.): Woolen and Worsted Mills as Fire 
 Insurance Risks. Yorkshire^ 1892-93, /. 55. 
 
 2641. Thompson ("William): Fire Risks Connected with 
 Manufactures. Manchester^ 1896-97, p. 75. 
 
 2642. Thompson (E. L«): Hops as a Fire Hazard. Pacific^ 
 1897,/. 27. 
 
 2643. Tobin (T. W*): Explosive Properties of Fine Dust. 
 Northwest^ 1882,/. 92. 
 
 2644. Todd (Gcorgfe A.): Fire Insurance Surveying. Glas- 
 gow^ Third Series^ p. 87. 
 
 2645. Warden (Henry): Corn Mills. Manchester^ 1881- 
 82,/. 34. 
 
 2646. : Seed Oil and Cake Mills. Manchester^ 1877- 
 
 ^%,p. 26. 
 
 2647. Wardle (James): Some Notes on Corn Milling 
 Machinery. Yorkshire^ 1891-92, p. 55. 
 
 2648. Waters (A. J.): The Best System of Supervision. 
 (Managers' Prize Essay, signed "Cambridge." First 
 Medal.) Northwest, 1880, p. 177. 
 
 2649. : Iron Workers. Northwest, 1880, /. 90. 
 
 2650. Webb (William): Cotton Mills. Yorkshire, 1893-94, 
 
 2651. Wheelock (Isaac R.): The Insurance Inspector and 
 his Work. A full discussion of his Functions and Impor- 
 tance as an Element in Successful Fire Underwriting. 
 
 The Standard, in thirty-two papers, beginning with Vol. 
 XXXII., No. 14, April 8, 1893, and ending with Vol. 
 XXXV., No. 23, Dec. 8, 1894. 
 
 2652. Woodbridge (S. H.): Ventilation of the Machine 
 Rooms of Paper Mills. Technology Quarterly, May, 
 1888, Pamphlet O., pp. 8. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. X. 
 
Rate ^ookSf and ^ting Organ- 
 izations 
 
 2653. Boston Board of Fire Insurance Brokers, Constitu- 
 tion and By-Laws. Boston^ 18S5, T.^ pp. 9 
 
 2654. Boston Board of Fire Underwriters. (Originally the 
 Boston Tariff Association, which was organized October 
 20, 1882, for the purpose of making rates and rules for 
 the regulation of the fire insurance business in Boston, the 
 principal feature being that no rates were to take effect 
 until they had been approved by eighty-five per cent of 
 the insurance capital represented in Boston. This Asso- 
 ciation continued until May, 1887, when it was decided 
 that its name was misleading, and that it would be better 
 to have a title which could be readily understood by those 
 who read or heard it, and the name of Boston Board of 
 Fire Underwriters was adopted. The work of the Board 
 is to make rates on all Boston risks, to make rules govern- 
 ing the writing thereof, and the payment of commissions 
 thereon, to supervise the introduction of electric installa- 
 tions, and to inspect all manufacturing and business build- 
 ings as well as automatic sprinkler and automatic alarm 
 installations.) Table of Minimum Premiums. Boston., 
 1866, Pamphlet O., pp. 16. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
 2655. : Tariff of Minimum Rates. Boston., 1868, 
 
 Nar. S.,pp. 30. 
 
 2656. Boston Fire Underwriters* Union. (Was formed May 
 22, 1873, for the purpose of making rates for Boston, 
 Cambridge, Chelsea, and Somerville. In May, 1877, 
 its constitution was amended so that thereafter it should 
 have nothing to do with rating risks, but its work was 
 
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184 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 to consist in obtaining information for the general benefit 
 of underwriters, which work it still carries out.) Con- 
 stitution, Tariff of Rates and General Regulations. Bos- 
 ton, 1875, S.,pp. 76. 
 
 3657. Calcutta Fire Insurance Agents* Association, Rules 
 as Amended at the Annual General Meetings of Members 
 held 1895, 1S96, 1897, 1898. Patnphhet O., pp. 4. 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. X. 
 
 265S. Hartford (Ct,). Tariff of Rates adopted by the 
 Board of Fire Underwriters, Hartford, 1866, D., pp. 
 86. 
 
 2659. Haverliill (Mass.) Tariff. Minimum Rates of Fire 
 Insurance Established by a Committee of the National 
 Board of Underwriters. Haverhill, 1S69, Nar. T.,pp. 
 
 47- 
 
 2660. Metropolitan Association of Fire Underwriters. 
 
 Minimum Rates. New York, 1886, Nar. S., pp. 39. 
 
 3661. Mexican Tariff ( Tar if a de Seguros contra Ince7i- 
 dio). Mexico, 1895, T., pp. -t,^. 
 
 2662. Moore (F. C.) : Standard Universal Schedule for 
 Rating Mercantile Risks. Edition January, 1896. With 
 Suggestions for Computing Exposures to Brick Buildings ; 
 Occupancy Charges and List of Hazards Supplementary 
 to Universal Schedule ; Warehouse Tariff ; History and 
 Analysis of the Universal Mercantile Schedule ; and 
 Waterworks and Pipe Distribution. New York, 1898, 
 Nar. O., pp. 201. 
 
 2663. Woodside (Cliarles L.) : An Experimental Schedule 
 for Rating Mercantile and other Buildings and their Con- 
 tents. Boston, 1894, Pamphlet Nar. O., pp. 45. 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. IX. 
 
 2664. "Worcester Board of Underwriters. Articles of Asso- 
 ciation. Worcester, 1883, Pamphlet D., pp.6. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. IX. 
 
Statistics of Fire Insurance 
 
 2665. Affeld (F. O.) : Reliable Statistics, the Basis of 
 Efficient and Economical Fire Protection and Good Gov- 
 ernment. Engineers^ 1894,/. 91. 
 
 2666. American Exchange and Review : 
 
 Massachusetts Fires, 1S7S. Vol. XXXIII. pp. 200, 
 
 20S. 
 Mill Fires ; Experience of Boston Manufacturers Mutual 
 
 from October i, 1850, to January i, 1879. Vol. 
 
 XXXIII. p. 144. 
 
 2667. Ayres (Henry) : Balance Sheets of Insurance Com- 
 panies, or the Real Advantages of Publicity Examined by 
 Reference to the Accounts of Companies Presented to 
 Parliament in June, 1863. London, 1863, Pamphlet 
 O., pp. 64. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. V. 
 
 2668. Boston Manufacturers* Mutual Publications (co7i- 
 
 ti7ined on ?iext ]. 
 
 •yag 
 
 e) 
 
 
 
 
 Annual Reports of Bus 
 
 iness. 
 
 
 
 For the year 1883 
 
 
 Vol. II. 
 
 p. 176 
 
 1884 
 
 
 
 
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 1885 
 
 
 
 
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 " 63 
 
 1886 
 
 
 
 
 (( 
 
 " 100 
 
 1887 
 
 
 
 
 (( 
 
 " 117 
 
 1888 . 
 
 
 
 
 Vol. III. 
 
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 1889 
 
 
 
 
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 " 33 
 
 1890 
 
 
 
 
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 " 66 
 
 1891 
 
 
 
 
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 - 87 
 
 1892 
 
 
 
 
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 " 113 
 
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86 
 
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 2668. Boston Manf. Mutual Publications (concluded) ♦ 
 Annual Reports of Business. 
 
 For the year 1894 .... Vol. III. p. 186 
 
 1895 
 
 1897 
 
 Vol. IV. p. 75 
 Vol. v., not yet bound. 
 
 2669. : Annual Reports of Fires. 
 
 For the year 1865 
 1866 
 1869 
 1871 
 1872 
 
 ^873 
 1877 
 1878 
 1879 
 1880 
 1881 
 1882 
 1883 
 1884 
 1885 
 1886 
 1887 
 1888 
 1889 
 1890 
 i8qi 
 
 1892 
 
 1893 
 1894 
 1895 
 1896 
 1897 
 1898 
 
 Vol. I. p. I 
 
 " " 3 
 
 " - 5 
 
 " " 7 
 
 " " 13 
 
 " " 18 
 
 " " 20 
 
 u u 37 
 
 - - 48 
 
 " " 126 
 
 " " 152 
 
 Vol. II. p. 67a 
 never issued. 
 Vol. II. p. 67 
 " " 104 
 
 Vol. III. p. 6 
 
 " " 23 
 - - 56 
 
 u u 78 
 
 " '* 104 
 
 » " 131 
 
 Vol. IV. p. 30 
 " " 86 
 Vol. v., not yet bound. 
 
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Statistics of Fire Insurance 187 
 
 2670. Boston Manufacturers' Mutual Publications: Asso- 
 ciated Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Companies of New 
 England. Summary for 1888. Vol. III. p. 5. 
 
 2671. : Computation of the Number and Amount of 
 
 Claims for Loss made upon the Boston Manufacturers 
 Mutual Fire Insurance Companies from 1850 to 1884. 
 
 Vol. II. p. 185, 
 
 2672. : Computation of Results of Business of Seven- 
 teen Mutual Companies from 1850 to 1879. Vol. I. 
 p. 30a. 
 
 2673. : Experience with Risks on Textile Factories 
 
 and on other Outside Risks, so called. V^ol. I. p. 86. 
 
 2674. : Joint Reports of Associated Factory Mutual In- 
 surance Companies of New England for 1886. Vol. II. 
 p. 96. For 1887, p. 133. List of such Companies, 
 
 Vol. II. p. 144. 
 
 2675. : Property Insured in the Boston Manufacturers' 
 
 Mutual Fire Insurance Company, with location thereof, 
 January, 1879. Vol. I. p. 42. 
 
 2676. : Quarterly Reports of Associated Factory 
 
 Mutual Fire Insurance Companies. 1884, Vol. II. p. 
 221 ; 1885, Vol. II. p. 10. 
 
 2677. • Summary of the Business of 19 Associated 
 
 Factory Mutual Insurance Companies from Organization 
 to Dec. 31, 1881. Vol. I. p. 114. Same for year 1882, 
 
 Vol. I. p. 118. 
 
 2678. Chronicle Fire Tables (The), A Record of the Fire 
 Losses in the L^nited States and Territories, with Exhibits 
 of the Monthly Annual and Aggregate Fire Losses therein 
 during twenty-three years (1875-1897), and other Infor- 
 mation Relating to the Losses by Fire. Annual Issues for 
 1875 to 1898, inclusive; complete. 
 
1 88 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2679. Hayden (H. R.): Statistics of Fire and Marine In- 
 surance in the United States for 1881. Compiled from 
 the State Reports and from Company Returns. Hart- 
 ford, 1882, O., pp. 91. 
 
 2680. Jenney (Charles A.): Fire Insurance by States; a 
 Record of Business in each of the States and Territories 
 of the United States and in the Dominion of Canada, 
 Compiled from the Reports of the Companies to the 
 United States Census Office, the State and Territorial In- 
 surance Departments and to the Weekly Underwriter . 
 Issues for 1880 to 1898, inclusive; Square Folio ; com- 
 plete. 
 
 2681. : Report on Insurance Business in the United 
 
 States at the Eleventh Census, 1890. Part I., Fire, Marine 
 and Inland Insurance. Part II., Life Insurance. Wash- 
 itigton, D. C, 1895; Part I. pp. 11 27; Part II. pp. 
 478. 
 
 2682. Lowden (W. H.): Statistics of Fire Underwriting on 
 the Pacific Coast for 26 years. Pacific., 1897, p. 86. 
 
 2683. Massachusetts. Manufacturing Business of Massa- 
 chusetts, Arranged with Special Reference to the Busi- 
 ness of Insurance. Supplement to Report of Insurance 
 Commissioner, 1877. Boston, 1877, Pamphlet O., pp. 
 40. 
 
 2684. Mutual Fire Insurance Company of New York and 
 Fire Association of New York. Annual and Semi-an- 
 nual Reports for years 1883 to 1891, inclusive; complete 
 in one volume, ^S*^. ^. 
 
 2685. Richards (T. D.): Manufacturing and Trade Risks 
 in New South Wales. Wales, Record 72. 
 
Theory and Practice 
 
 2656. Abbey (A. J. B.): Evils that Oppress Fire Under- 
 writing at the Present Day. (Baker Prize Essay, signed 
 "Nugget." Honorable Mention.) Nort/nvest, iS^o^ p. 
 246. 
 
 2657. Affeld (F. O.): The Fire Waste and How to Reduce 
 It. Engineers^ i893i /• ^9- 
 
 26SS. Allan (C B.): Unauthorized Insurance. ^V. /. C, 
 1890, p. 26. 
 
 26S9. Allison (Young E.): Insurance Journalism. North- 
 ivest, 1S95,/. 133. 
 
 2690. : The Practice of Fire Underwriting. Pacific^ 
 
 1S9S,/. 38. 
 
 2691 . American Exchange and Review : 
 Co-Insurance Premium Rating. Vol. XL VI. p. 305. 
 Cost of Insurance Management : Fire and Fire-Marine. 
 
 Vol. XXXV. p. 8. 
 Percentage Insurance and Co-Insurance. Vol. XL VI. 
 
 P' 393- 
 Sprinklers and Co-Insurance. Vol. XL VI. p. 125. 
 
 2692. Argall (F. C): Some Aspects of the Theory of Lines. 
 Pacific^ 1S95, p. So. 
 
 2693. : Some Requirements of the Times. Pacific, 
 
 1896, p. 56. 
 
 2694. Arnould (G.C.): Insurances on Mortgaged Properties. 
 Victoria, iSSj, p. 78. 
 
 3695. Bagley (Wm. H.): Assistant Managers. Pacifc, 
 1898, p. 63. 
 
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19° Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2696. Baldwin (Lloyd): Underwriting from a Legal Stand- 
 point. Pacific^ 1884,/. 86. 
 
 2697. Ballard (Frank "W.): The Newspaper Press and its 
 Treatment of Insurance Qiiestions. Pacific, 1884,^. 83. 
 
 2698. Bankers' and Agents' Magazine: Municipal Fire In- 
 surance. Febriiary, 1897,/. 333* 
 
 2699. Beddall (E. F.): Co-insurance. Northwest, 1892, p. 
 38. 
 
 2700. : The Foreign Fire Insurance Company and its 
 
 Business Methods. New York, 1898, O., pp. 78. Also 
 N I. C. Text Book, p. 638. 
 
 2701. Bennett (J. B.): The Best System of Rating. North- 
 west, 1S85,/. 173. 
 
 2702. Bentley (W. G.): The Value of Associated Effort. 
 Northwest, 1880, /.Si. 
 
 2703. Bentley (Thomas A*): Competition in Cotton Mill 
 Rates. Manchester, 1888-89, P' ^^• 
 
 2704. : Mansion House Fires and Rates. Manchester, 
 
 1874-75,/. II. 
 
 2705. Berne (J. J.)j Hostile Legislation and the Remedy. 
 Northzvest, 1887, p. 126. 
 
 2706. Blagden (Samuel P.): Incendiarism. United, i88o, 
 p. 50. 
 
 2707. Bliven (CE.): Rates and Rating. Northwest, 1888, 
 P-Z1' 
 
 2708. Blossom (H. M.): Passing of the Agent. Northwest, 
 1895, /. 68. 
 
 2709. Bloomingston (J. S.): Politics of Fire Insurance. 
 Northwest, 1890, p. 89. 
 
Theory and Practice* 191 
 
 2710. Boardman (T. D»): Influences Prejudicial to Fire In- 
 surance Interests. Pacific, 1S95, p. 49. 
 
 271 1. Boocock (J. Hecdon): Suggested Formation of a 
 Committee of Fire Offices in Birmingham. Birmingha7ti^ 
 1894-5 (not paged). 
 
 2713. Bombaogh (C. C«): The Claims of Fire Insurance 
 Practice to Professional Rank. Northxvest, i2>^^,p. 47. 
 
 2713. Bonar (L. J.): Communism from an Insurance Stand- 
 point. Northwest, i^SS, p. %. 
 
 2714. Boston Manufacturers' Mutual Publications : 
 Basis of Valuation of Paper Mills. Vol. II. p. 115. 
 Conditions on which Applications for Factory Mutual In- 
 surance will be Considered. Vol. IV. p. 28. 
 
 Mutual Insurance of Rubber Works and other Special 
 
 Hazards. Vol. II. p. 22^. 
 Mutual Factory Insurance Companies, Objects and Methods 
 
 of. Vol. I. pp. 64 and 71. 
 Paper Mill Insurance. A Plea for Practical Paper Mill 
 
 Insurance. Vol. II. p. 73. 
 Paper Mill Risks. Vol. II. p. 141. 
 Prevention of Loss by Fire, and the System of Factory 
 
 Mutual Insurance. Vol. II. p. 20. 
 Recent Progress in Factory Mutual Insurance. Vol. II. 
 
 p. 179. 
 Requirements of Applicants for Insurance in Factory 
 
 Mutuals. Vol. I. p. 190. 
 Surveys, Inspections, Valuations and the Equitable Cost 
 
 of same. V^ol. I. p. 169. 
 
 2715. Boston Daily Globe: Fire Underwriting ; The Theory 
 of Fire Insurance Associations ; The Work of the Under- 
 writers ; The Profits of Insurance. Boston, 1S74, Pam- 
 phlet O., pp. 14. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. X. 
 
 2716. Brinkerhoff (J. J.)t How to Examine a Life Insurance 
 Company. N. I. C. Text Book, p. 889. 
 
192 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2717. Brown (Edward): Are Compacts Desirable? Pacific^ 
 18S9,/. 55. 
 
 2718. •• Insurance z^5. Underwriting. Pacijic^ 1894,/. 
 
 35- 
 
 2719. Brown (J. Mabbett): Fire Insurance Rates. N. I. 
 C. Text Book^ p. C583. 
 
 2720. Bryan (Thomas B.): Fire Underwriters and the 
 World's Fair. Northxvest^ 1891, P- 67. 
 
 2721. Butler (C D.): Insurance Work in Ireland. Bir- 
 mi7tgha7n^ 1S93-4, p. 52. 
 
 2722. Botler (G. £♦): Work and Experiences of the Arson 
 Committee of the Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific. 
 Pacific^ 1895, p. 16. 
 
 2723. Callingham (W. J*): Commissions and Compensa- 
 tions to Sub-Agents. Pacific^ 1881,/. 50. 
 
 2724. Carpenter (E. W,): Machinery of Underwriting. 
 Pacific^ 1S83,/. 90. 
 
 2725. : Use and Abuse of Compacts. Pacific^ 1S94, 
 
 p, 70. 
 
 2726. Carroll (Charles E.): Is There No Balm in Gilead? 
 North-west^ 1S94, /. 73. 
 
 2727. Chard (Thomas S.): As Others See Us. Pacific, 
 ^^9hP- 33- 
 
 272S. : Co-Operation. United, 18S0, /. 41. 
 
 2729. : Combinations. North-west, 1877,/. 161. 
 
 2730- : Legislation. United, 1881,/. 26. 
 
 2731. : Morals and Moral Hazard as Related to Un- 
 derwriting. North-west, 1875,/. 25. 
 
 2732. : Re-insurance Reserve of Fire Insurance Compa- 
 nies. N. I. C. Text Book, p. 593. 
 
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Theory and Practice. 193 
 
 2733. Clark (W. T»): Fire Insurance in its Relation to tlie 
 Public. Northwest, iS'jS, p. <^2\ 1S85, /. 13S. 
 
 2734. ; What Underwriters Don't Know About In- 
 surance. Northwest, 1888,^. 120. 
 
 2735. Clarke (Georgfe C): Compensation of Agents. North- 
 west, 1876, p. 106. 
 
 2736. : Evils That Oppress Fire Underwriting at the 
 
 Present Day. (Baker Prize Essay, signed " Nullus 
 Homo." Honorable Mention.) Northwest, 1880,/. 229. 
 
 ^737" * Public Opinion in its Relation to Insurance. 
 
 Northwest, 1875,/. 131. 
 
 2738. Qarke (M. "W. S.): On Some Aspects of Fire In- 
 surance. Wales, Record 4. 
 
 2739- : Will the Average Clause Satisfy the Anticipa- 
 tions of the Fire Offices? Wales, Record 33. 
 
 2740. Clom (R. L.): Positions and Policies. Northwest, 
 1896, p. 46. 
 
 2741. Coale (George P.): Recommended Change in Writ- 
 ing Policies to Commission Merchants, also " Loss if any 
 payable to." Northwest, iS'j'j, p. 70. 
 
 2742. Cobban ("W. H.): Hostility of the Public Toward 
 Fire Insurance Companies. Northwest, 1897,/. ^^• 
 
 2743. Cohen (Max): Qiiestionable Ethics. An Analytical 
 Review of Mr. Hines' paper, "The Jew in Fire Insur- 
 ance." Views, Vol. VI. p. 225. 
 
 2744. Colquhoon (C. R.): Average Clause in Fire Policies. 
 Victoria, iS^o, p. 29. 
 
 2745. : The Effects of Financial Depression on Fire 
 
 Insurance. Victoria, 1893, p. 7^. 
 
194 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2746. G)ntinental Fire Insurance Company. Proposed 
 Form of Local Board Compact for a Tariff Association. 
 New Tork, 1891, Pa?npklct O., pp. 20. Bound Pam- 
 phlets, Vol. V. 
 
 2747. Cook (G. T.): The Average Clause. Manchester, 
 1875-76, /• 19- 
 
 3748. Covington (S. F.)j Fire Waste, a Paper laid before 
 the National Commercial Convention. Atlanta, Geor- 
 gia, 1S85, Patnphlet O., pp. 19. Bound Pamphlets, 
 Vol. X. 
 
 3749. Crandall (W. H.) : How Rates are Made and the 
 Effect upon the Profit and Loss Account. Northxvest, 
 1S92,/. 57. 
 
 2750. Crocker (George U.) : Does Fire Insurance Cost Too 
 Much? North Afnerzcan Review, April, i^()^. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. V. 
 
 2751. Crooke (George): Legislation in Fire Insurance. 
 Northwest, 1880, p. 35. 
 
 2752. Cunningham (J. L.) : Is it so much a Qiiestion of 
 Rates? Northxvest, iS'jS, p. iii. 
 
 271^3. ♦ Valued Policy Laws. United, iSSo, /. 34. 
 
 2754. Dargan (J. S.) : Essential Difference of the Fire 
 Hazard in the United States and Western Europe. 
 Northwest, 1884, p. 159. 
 
 2755. : Evils that Oppress Fire Underwriting at the 
 
 Present Day. (Baker Prize Essay, signed "Halifax." 
 First Prize.) Northwest, 1880, p. 158. 
 
 2756. Davies (John E.) : Force of Circumstances. North- 
 zvest, 1897, /• 49- 
 
 2»7S7- Davis (W. S.) ; Fire Insurance in America. N 2. 
 State, 1878,/. 18. 
 
Theory and Practice. 195 
 
 275S. Davis (Samuel H.) : Insurance at Piney Woods. 
 Louisville^ Ky.^ 1896, Z>,, pp. 103. 
 
 2759. Day (W. R.) : The Insurance Institute of New- 
 South Wales. A Plea for its Existence and Some Sug- 
 gestions for its Reform. Wales ^ Record 86. 
 
 3760. Dean (A. F.) : Fire Insurance Rates. N. I. C. 
 Text Book, p. 550. 
 
 3761. Dean (Woodard) : Fire Insurance under the Search- 
 light. Chicago, 1S97, O., pp. 109. 
 
 3762. Dearth (Elmer H.) : The Foreign Fire Insurance 
 Company and its Business Methods. N. I. C. Text 
 Book, p. Soi. 
 
 2763. De Camp (J. M*) : Agency Systems: How can 
 Present Systems be Improved? Northwest, 1886, p. 200. 
 
 2764. : Theory vs. Practice. Northzvest, iSSi, /. in. 
 
 2765. Deeringf (Chester) : The Study of Law as an Aid to 
 an Insurance Man. Pacijic, 1898,^. 50. 
 
 2766. Dembufsky (Max) : The Evolution of the Jew. 
 Northxvest, 1896, p. 53. 
 
 3767. De Roode (Holger) : Evils That Oppress Fire Under- 
 writing at the Present Day. (Baker Prize Essay, signed 
 " Parsee." Honorable Mention.) Northwest, 1880, 
 P- 234- 
 
 276S. : Facts and Fancies in Fire Underwriting. 
 
 Northwest, 1S89, p. 52. 
 
 2769. Dibdin (E. Rimbault): Agencies. Manchester, 
 1S83-S4, p. 13. 
 
 2770. Donald (Robert): Municipal Fire Insurance. Coj/- 
 temporary Review, December, 1S95, p. S39. 
 
196 Insafancc Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2771. Dornin (George D.): After the Compact, What? 
 Pacific^ 1S92, p. 193. 
 
 2772. • Collect or Cancel. Pacijic^ 1S96, /. 105. 
 
 3773. : Fire Underwriting on the Pacific Coast. 
 
 Northwest, 1878,/. 39. 
 
 2774. : Should the Policy of Insurance be a Contract 
 
 of Absolute Indemnity? Pacific, 1SS9, p. $2. 
 
 2775. Dresser (J« M.): Relations of Geology to Underwrit- 
 ing. NortJnvest, 1877,/. 124. 
 
 2776. Drew (G K.): Local Agents' Duties to their Com- 
 panies. Northivest, 1879,^. 59. 
 
 2777. Driffield (V. C.): Organization upon Broader Lines. 
 Pacific, 1895, p. 98. 
 
 2778. : The Press as an Adjuster. Pacific, 1894, 
 
 p. 91. 
 
 2779. Drigfgs (Edmund): Judicial Prejudices. United, 
 1S80, p. 54. 
 
 2780. Dunham (J. N.)t Taxation of Fire Insurance Com- 
 panies. United, 1S81,/. 14. 
 
 2781. Durfee (B. K,): National vs. State Supervision. 
 N.I. C, 1896,/. 39. 
 
 2782. Dutton (W. J.): Facts vs. Figures. Pacific, 1898, 
 p. 48^. 
 
 2783. ; Sparks and Spray. (Contrasting the Customs of 
 
 Fire and Marine Underwriting.) Pacific, 1884,^. 94. 
 
 2784. Eastman (W.): The Ethics of Fire Insurance. A^or- 
 ivich, 1897-9S, /. 69. 
 
 2785. Easton (George): Practical Benefits of Co-operation. 
 Pacific, 1890, p. 74. 
 
Theory and Practice* i97 
 
 2756. Engelbach (Harold): Fire Rating; Theory and Prac- 
 tice. Ireland^ 1S93-3, /. 11. 
 
 2757. Faymonville (B.): Cancellation Clause, Is it Equita- 
 ble? Pacific, 1889,^. 36. 
 
 2788. . New York Standard Form of Policy. Pacific, 
 
 1887,/. 23. 
 
 2789. : The Value of Insurance Literature. Pacific, 
 
 1895,/- H7- 
 
 2790. Fenn (T. W.): The Good and the Bad in the Busi- 
 ness. Pacific, 1887,/. 119. 
 
 2791. Finch (John A.): The Possibilities of National Super- 
 vision. N. I. C. Text Book, p, 1052. 
 
 2792. Finley (Lieutenant): Meteorology in its Relation to 
 Commercial Pursuits, especially Insurance. Northwest, 
 ^^9hP- 53- 
 
 2793- Folger (Herbert): The Growth of Tariff Associations. 
 Pacific, 1892,/. 39. 
 
 2794. : Is the LTniversal Mercantile Schedule Adapted 
 
 to Pacific Coast Risks. Pacific, 1893,/. 116. 
 
 2795. ♦ Proposed Form for Pacific Fire Re-insui-ance 
 
 Agreement. Pacific, 1897, p. 14. 
 
 2796. : Revision of Rates on Unprofitable Classes. 
 
 North-vcest, 1893,/. 123. 
 
 2797- : Suggestions upon the Choice of Fire Insurance 
 
 Literature. Pacific, 1898, /. 134. 
 
 3798. Fowler (J. A.): The Fire Account; Physical, Per- 
 sonal, Moral. Northwest, 1878, p. 134. 
 
 2799. : Public Policy. Northwest, 1892, p. 69. 
 
 2800. Fox (F. T.): Judicial Decisions, Legislative Injustice. 
 Northwest, 18S6, /. 169. 
 
19^ Insurance Litjfary Association of Boston, 
 
 2801. Fox (F, T.) : Legislation Restricting Insurance. 
 Northwest, 1886, f. 168. 
 
 2802. Fox (W. F.) : Rates vs. Co-insurance. North-west, 
 1884,/. 138. 
 
 2803. • Underwriting; Its Object, Condition and 
 
 Future. Northwest, 1882,/. 129. 
 
 2804. Francis (Henry F.) : Sound Practice in Fire Under- 
 writing. Wales, Record S3. 
 
 2805. Frazier ("W. H.) : How is Your Surplus? Axioms 
 and Comments on the Business of Fire Insurance. Phila- 
 delphia^ 1893? O., pp. 91. 
 
 2S06. : Predictions; Past, Present and Future of 
 
 Fire Underwriting in the United States. Philadelphia, 
 1S93, Sq. ^.,PP.6^. 
 
 2807. Fricke (William A«) : Ideal Fire Policy. Northwest, 
 1895, i^- 35- 
 
 280S. : Revision of Insurance Laws. Northwest, 
 
 1895,/. 29. 
 
 2809. Fyke (M» A.) : New York Standard Policy ; its 
 Merits and Demerits. Northwest, 1894, p. 163. 
 
 2810. Garver (J. A., Jr.) : Future of the Fire Insurance 
 Business from a Local Agent's Standpoint. Northwest^ 
 
 iSgj,p. 41. 
 
 281 1. Gay (E. S.) : Full Co-Insurance and Contribution by 
 the Assured. Northwest, 1893,/. 64. 
 
 2812. Gemmcll (James): The Economical Aspects of Fire 
 and Life Insurance at the Present Day. (Prize Essay.) 
 Glasgow, First Series, p. 231. 
 
 2813. Gillett (A. S.) : Co-operation. United, 1881, p. 52. 
 
Theory and Practice i99 
 
 2S14. Glidden (H. H.) : Written Portion of the Policy. 
 North-west^ 1889,/. 119. 
 
 2815. Goddard ("W.) : Fire Insurance ; Brokers and Broker- 
 age. Wales, Record 8. 
 
 2816. Grant (George F.) : Influence of Association. 
 Pacific, 1886, p. 14. 
 
 2817. Grant (H.M.) : Local Board Organization. Pacific, 
 1897, p. 142. 
 
 2818. : What do We Learn? Pacific, 1892, p. 149. 
 
 2819. Griffiths (J. C) : Our Responsibility. North-west, 
 1885,/. 46. 
 
 2820. : The World, the Flesh and the Devil. North- 
 
 ivest, 1891, p. 163. 
 
 2821. Guild (J. Wyllie) : The Responsibilities of Insurance 
 Companies. Glasgow, First Series, p. 163. 
 
 2822. Gunnison (A. R.) : The Credit System in Fire 
 Underwriting. Pacific, 1889,/. 33. 
 
 2833. : Wages of Underwriting. Pacific, 1882, p. 
 
 43- 
 
 2824. Hall (J. B.): Is Fire Insurance a Science? N^orth- 
 -west, 1879, p. 42. 
 
 2825. : Value of Precedents in American Fire Under- 
 writing. Northwest, 1880,/. 133. 
 
 2826. Hall (Henry H«): State Supervision. N. T. State, 
 18S0, /. 22. 
 
 2827. : Taxation. United, 1880,/. 18. 
 
 2828. • The Foreign Fire Insurance Company and its 
 
 Business Methods. N.I. C. Text Book, p. ^<^-x,. 
 
200 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2S29. Harbeck (Eugene): Net Results. Northwest^ 1S91, 
 /. 172. 
 
 2830. Harvey (A. F.): State Supervision of Insui-ance. 
 N. I. C, 1894,/. 37. ^ 
 
 2831. . State Supervision Once More. N. I. C, 1895, 
 
 p. 42. 
 
 2832. Hayden (H. R.): Discriminating Taxation and Un- 
 just Legislation. Northzvest^ 1897,/. 102. 
 
 2833. Hayes (G. W.): Agency Supervision. Northwest^ 
 1875,^.89. 
 
 3834. Heald (D. A.): Codified Policies. United, 1880, ;i. 
 34- 
 
 2^35' 1 Fire Underwriting as a Profession. North- 
 west, 1880, p. 140. 
 
 2836. Higinbotham (Harlow N.): Insurance from a Busi- 
 ness Man's Standpoint. Northwest , 1897, p. 54. 
 
 2837. Hill (Charles B.): The San Francisco Tariff. 
 Pacific, 1897, P- 42* 
 
 2838. Hine (C. G): Agency Management. Northwest, 
 
 1875,/. 113. 
 
 2839. : An Effort to Ascertain What the Matter Is. 
 
 Northwest, 1884,^. 55. 
 
 2840. : Concerning Commissions. Northwest, 18S7, 
 
 p. 169. 
 
 3841. • Co-operation. Pacific, 1883,^^.31. 
 
 2842. : Evils That Oppress Fire Underw^riting at the 
 
 Present Day. (Baker Prize Essay, signed " Capsi- 
 cum." Honorable Mention.) Northwest, 1880,/. 240. 
 
Theory and Practice 201 
 
 3843. Hine (C. C.) : An Inquiry into the Existence and the 
 Nature of the Power of the Tail to Waggle the Dog. 
 
 Northwest, 1S85, /. 182. 
 
 2S44. : The Jew in Fire Insurance. 7Vbr//^w^^/, 1S94, 
 
 /. 133. 
 
 2845. : The Moral Hazard of Official Position. North- 
 
 'west, ^^95, p. 60. 
 
 2S46. : Re-insurance Reserves on Fire Risks. N. I. 
 
 C, 1S71, p. 104. 
 
 2847. : Term Business. N. T. State, 1883,/. 37. 
 
 284S. : The Way They Tax Us. Northwest, 1S96,/. 
 
 136. 
 
 2849. HoIIoway (George A.): Risks. Northwest, i^S^, p. 
 29. 
 
 2850. Holman (1. "W.)t Amenities in Fire Underwriting. 
 Northxvest, 188 1, p. 77. 
 
 2851. : Insurance ; Should it be Taught in Universities.'' 
 
 Northwest, iSSj, p. 193. 
 
 2853. : Intuition in Fire Underwriting. Northwest, 
 
 1877. /• H3- 
 
 2853. : Wisconsin Problem. Northwest, 1S79, /, 49. 
 
 2854. Hope (George T.): History of the Fire Insurance 
 Policy. United, 1881,/. 37, 
 
 2855. : Obligations of Insurance Companies and Their 
 
 Officers to Policy Holders. Northwest, 1879, p. 64. 
 
 2856. Hopkins (G T.): Insurance Legislation. United, 
 18S0, p. 79. 
 
 2857. Hubbell (H. P.): Loss Cycles in Insurance. North- 
 west, 1885,/. 39. 
 
202 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2S5S. Hubbell (R P.): What Good Things do the Mutual 
 Companies Possess? Northwest^ 1891, p. 35. 
 
 2859. Jarrett (Clement): Advantages of Combinations in 
 Matters other than Rates. Victoria^ 1887, p. 59. 
 
 2860. Johnson (G. J.): Fire Extinguishing Expenses. 
 Manchester^ 1887-88,/. 25. 
 
 2861. Johnson ("W. N.): O"^ Association; What it Is and 
 What it Should Be. Northwest, 1896, p. ^%. 
 
 2862. Jones (N. B.)j Insurance Legislation. Northwest^ 
 1893,/. 38. 
 
 2863. Kellogg (J. H.): Shutters. Northwest, 1886, p, , 
 229. 
 
 2864. Kennedy (£♦ R.): The Foreign Fire Insurance Com- 
 pany and its Business Methods. N. I. C. Text Book^ 
 p. 776. 
 
 2865. Kingfsley (John): Non-tariff Competition, its Cause 
 and Cure. Alanchester, 1877, /. 7. 
 
 2866. Kingsley (Francis J.): The Objects and Benefits of 
 Fire and Life Insurance. Manchester, 1882-83, p. 48. 
 
 2867. : The Politics of Fire Insurance. Manchester, 
 
 1878-79,/. 9. 
 
 2868. Lane (J. N.): The Practice of Fire Insurance in the 
 United States of America. Glasgow, Third Series, 
 P- 133- 
 
 2869. Lawrie (David): Fire Risk; What Constitutes it.? 
 Glasgow, First Series, /. 73. 
 
 2870. Lee (Bruce B.): Local Agents. Pacific, 1885,/. 28. 
 
 2871. Lenehan (J. H.): The Object and Purpose of Unions 
 and Associations of Fire Underwriters. N. I. C. Text 
 Book, p. 835. 
 
Theory and Practice 203 
 
 2S72. Lcnehan (J. H.) : The State Board as a Factor. 
 Northwest^ 1S94, f, 59. 
 
 2873. Leslie (Frank F.): Objects of the Insurance Institute 
 of Victoria. Victoria^ 1896,/. 142. 
 
 2574. Low (Qarencc): Schedule Rating of Cities. Sotith- 
 easter7i, 1S85, /. 29. 
 
 2575. Louden (H. R.): Local Agent. Northwest, 1S97, 
 /. 127. 
 
 2876. MacVeagh (F,): Social Aspects of Fire Insurance. 
 Northwest, iS8j, p. 117. 
 
 2577. Main (George C»): Opportunities for Young Men in 
 Underwriting. Northivest, 1S94, p. 68. 
 
 2578. Mallett (Robert F.) : Legalized Incendiarism. Au)r- 
 wich Union Magazine, December, 1S97, p. 59. 
 
 2579. Markham (George D.): Can City Local Agents 
 Assist the Companies? Northwest, 1896,/. 126. 
 
 28S0. Marston (J. A.) : The Evils of Open Insurance. 
 Pacific, 18^2, p. 100. 
 
 2581. Marr (Thomas): The Future. Glasgow, Second 
 Series, p. 47. 
 
 2582. McCandlish (John): Capital; Some of its Economic 
 and Moral Aspects. Yorkshire, 1893-94,/. 105. 
 
 2853. ♦ The Economics of Insurance. Glasgow, 
 
 Second Series, p. 191. Also Federation, 1898,/. 53. 
 
 2854. : The Philosophy and Ethics of Business. Ire- 
 land, 1896-97, p. 29; and Glasgow, Fourth Series^ 
 
 p. 27. 
 
 2885. McQuer (J. L.) : Compact System ; Its Value to the 
 Public and Insurance Companies. Northwest, 1883,/. 
 49; 1885, /. III. 
 
204 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2886. McConnell (R.): Fire Insurance and Risks. (Prize 
 Essay.) Manchester^ 1S95-96, /. 113. 
 
 2887. McDonald (T. M.) : A Glance at the Position and 
 Prospects of Fire Insurance. Glasgow^ First Series^ 
 p. 142. 
 
 2888. : The Institute; What it is, and What it Might 
 
 Be. Manchester^ 1879-80,^. 2. 
 
 2889. McGregor (J. P.) : Associated Effort Necessary to 
 Make the Business of Fire Insurance a Profession. 
 Northwest^ 1881,^. 33. 
 
 2890. McLellan (G. F.) : Are the Ethics of our Business 
 an Evanescent Sentiment? Pacific^ 1891,^.49. 
 
 2891. : Some Evils of the Agency System. Pa ci.fi c^ 
 
 1884,/. 103. 
 
 2892. McSween (J. F.): Local and Field Service, or the 
 Local Agent as a Special. North-west ^ 1886,/. 100. 
 
 2893. McVean (D. M.): Individual Benefits to be Derived 
 from our Association. Pacific^ 1896,^. 50. 
 
 2894. Meade (Calvert): Observations on the Coast. Pa- 
 cific^ 1S94, p. 76. 
 
 2895. Merrill (George S.): Uniformity of Statements of Fire 
 Insurance Companies. N. I. C, 1889,^. 40. 
 
 2896. Mills (J. H.): Minimizing Fire Risks and Fire 
 Losses. Yorkshire^ 1895-96,/. 159. 
 
 2897. Moore (F.C.): Co-insurance on Fire-Proof Buildings. 
 Standard, Vol. XXXIX. p. 151. 
 
 2898. : Commissions. Southeaster 71., 1885,/. 14. 
 
 2899. : Contingent Commissions, the Problem of Fire 
 
 Underwriting in the United States. Ne-w York., 1885, 
 Pamphlet O., pp. 16. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
Theory and Practice 205 
 
 2900. Moore (F. C.) : Re-insurance Reserve of Fire Insur- 
 ance Companies. N. I. C. Text Book^ p. 630. 
 
 2901. ♦ Schedule Rating. Paper read at Utica before 
 
 the New York State Association of Local Boards. New 
 Tork^ 1894, Pamphlet O., pp. 16. Bound Pamphlets, 
 Vol. VI . 
 
 2902. : Underwriting in the Next Decade. JV. T. 
 
 State, 18S6, /. 13. 
 
 2903. MoIIins (C. F.): The Uses of the Underwriters' 
 Associations. NortJnvest, 1897,/. 115. 
 
 2904. Munson (E. A,): Relation of the Local Agent to the 
 Moral Hazard. Northxvest, 188S, ^. 91. 
 
 2905. Murray (A. S.): Instinct in Underwriting. Pacific^ 
 1S90, /. 59. 
 
 2906. Mylrea (W. HO: The Inconsistencies of Fire Insur- 
 ance Legislation. N. I. C. Text Book, p. 858. 
 
 2907. Newark, N. J., Board of Trade. Fire Insurance 
 Rates ; being Report of an Investigation by a Committee 
 of the Board. Newark, 1895, Pamphlet O., pp. 23. 
 Bound Pamphlets, Vol. XL 
 
 290S. New York Board of Fire Underwriters: Report con- 
 cerning Foreign Insurance Companies. New York, 1870, 
 Pa?nphlet O., pp. 34. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VII. 
 
 2909. Niles (Edward): Thoughts of a Hired Man. Pacific, 
 1896,/. 45. 
 
 2910. Notman (P.)j Codified Policies. United, 1881,/. 
 46. 
 
 291 1. Oakley (H. A.): Deposit Laws. United, iSSo, p. 
 59- 
 
 2912. Odell (R. S.): Satellites in the Insurance Business. 
 Northwest, 1897,/. 135. 
 
2o6 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2913. Orear (E. T.): The Object and Purpose of Unions 
 and Associations of Fire Underwriters. N. I. C. Text 
 Book, p. 846. 
 
 2914. Osborn (Russell "W.): Two Phases of Education. 
 Pacific, 1S93,/. 97. 
 
 2915. Ostrander (D,): A Remedy for the Demoralization 
 in Underwriting. A New Departure. Pamphlet O., 
 pp. 8. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VII. 
 
 2916. : Best Methods of Compensating Agents. 
 
 Northwest, 1S82,/. 57. 
 
 2917. : Fire Insurance. N. I. C. Text Book, p. 515, 
 
 29 1 8. Page (W. E.): Insurance as a Profession vs. The 
 Insurance Business. Northtvest, 1891,^. 118. 
 
 2919. Parkhurst (H. E.): Practical Application of our 
 Present Schedule. Pacific, 1893, /. 36. 
 
 2920. Fierce (James F,): A Brief History of Fraudulent 
 Lloyds Organizations within the State of New York. 
 A^. /. C, iSg6,p. 43. 
 
 2921. Pinkey (A. E*): Luck as an Element in Fire Under- 
 writing. North-west, 1890,/. 124. 
 
 2922. Plummer (Henry): Development of Fire Reserves. 
 Manchester, 1889-90,^. 15. 
 
 2923. • Fire Risk. Manchester, 1879-80,^. 9. 
 
 2924. : Loss of Capital Sustained by the Younger 
 
 Fire Offices during the Last Ten Years. Alanchester , 
 1891-93,/. 13. 
 
 2925. : Present Position and Future Possibilities of 
 
 the Institute. Manchester, 1892-93,/. 13. 
 
 2936. : The Philosophy of Tariffs. Ma?ichester, 
 
 1885-S6, p. 29. 
 
Theory and Practice. 207 
 
 2927. Pocklingfton (Henry): Duties and Qiialifications of 
 a Fire Insurance Man. Yorkshire^ 1896-97,^. 139. 
 
 2928. Profits of Fire Insurance Companies. Facts for 
 Business Men ; Is Fire Underwriting a Profitable Busi- 
 ness? Chicago^ 1868, Pamphlet O., pp. 11. Bound 
 Pamphlets, Vol. VII. 
 
 2929. Pttrves (P. W.): Some Results of Competition, 
 Birmingha?n^ 1S93-4 (not paged). 
 
 2930. Rail (J. W.): A Few Items in General Practice of 
 Fire and Life Companies. Wales., Record 12. 
 
 2931. Ransom (C. M.): Fire Insurance, Its Missions, 
 Changes and Responsibilities. Northzvest^ 188S, /. 145. 
 
 2932. Remington (J. C): Can the Insurance Contract be 
 Improved? Wales., Record 2. 
 
 2933- Ridge (M. A.): Insurance Prospects in the Colonies. 
 Victoria., 1886, /. 24. 
 
 2934. Robb (James): Tariff and Schedule Rating. Ma7i- 
 chester, iSSo-Si,/. 20. 
 
 2935- Robertson (Henry): Fire Underwriting in England. 
 N'orthxvest., 1877,/. 60. 
 
 2936. Robertson (R. S.): Some Fire Insurance Gleanings. 
 Victoria., 1S96, /. 26. 
 
 2937- Roehr (Julius E.): Insurance and the Legislator. N. 
 I. C. Text Book, p. 1022. 
 
 2935. Rothermell (C. T.): Application of the Universal 
 Mercantile Schedule and the Advantages of Rating by 
 Schedule. Engineers, 1893, P- ^2. 
 
 2939. Rowsell ("W. H.): Some Thoughts Suggestive of 
 Greater Uniformity in Practice amongst Fire Insurance 
 Companies. Wales, Record 20. 
 
2o8 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 2940. Ruggles ("W. B.): Valued Policy Laws. JV. I. C, 
 1889, p. 14. 
 
 2941. Russell (G. A,): On Money and Bimetallism. Vz'c- 
 toria, 1894,/. 33. 
 
 2942. Rutter (F. W. P.): The Versatility of an Insurance 
 Career. Glasgoiv^ Fozirth Series^ p. 112. 
 
 2943. Salter (Charles): Some Principles of Fire Insurance. 
 Victoria^ 1884, p. 20. 
 
 2944. Sanderson (GcorgeR.): Rightful Regulation of Private 
 Corporations by State Legislation. JVorthivest^ 1894, p. 
 39- 
 
 2945. Savage (George "W.)j Business of Fire Underwriting. 
 N. I. C, 1871,/. 65. 
 
 2946. Schwab (Emil): A Reply to Geo. U. Crocker's En- 
 quiry : Does Fire Insurance Cost Too Much ? Insurance 
 Post, Vo/. VII. p. 201. 
 
 2947. Sewell (AmosF.): Advertising. Pacific, 1896,/. 75. 
 
 2948. : The Agnostic Elements of Underwriting. 
 
 Pacific, 1898, p. 85. 
 
 2949. Sexton (William): The Benefits of Fire Insurance as 
 Collateral. Pacific, 1892,/. 76. 
 
 2950. : The Eloquence of a Smile. Pacific, 1898,/. 
 
 58. 
 
 2951. : Mind Our Own Business. Pacific, 1893, t- 
 
 ^33- 
 
 2952. Sherwood (T. B.): Moral Hazard in Relation to Fire 
 Insurance. Manchester, 1892-93,/. 61. 
 
 2953. Sinclair (J.): Short Term Risks in Fire Insurance. 
 Victoria, 1893, /. 33. 
 
Theory and Practice. 209 
 
 2954. Sing-Icton (J. P.): Insurance in Courts. Northwest^ 
 1888,/. 151. 
 
 2955. Smith (T. H.): What Progress has been Made in 
 Fire Insurance during the Last Quarter of a Century. 
 (From i860 to 1885). Northwest^ 1885,^. 197. 
 
 2956. Smith (H. Bronson): The Southwest. Pacific^ 
 1893,^. 28. 
 
 29'^7. Smith (R. J.) J Taxation of Insurance Companies. 
 N. I. C, 1874; Appendix. 
 
 295S. : The Objects and Purpose of Unions and As- 
 sociations of Fire Underwriters. N. I. C. Text Book^ 
 p. 826. 
 
 2959. Southwick (S. H.): Cash Value of Handshaking to 
 Insurance Men. NortJnvest^ 1892,/. 31. 
 
 2960. Spencer (D. A.): The Compact and its Functions. 
 Pacific, 1893,^. 88. 
 
 2961. Stewart (Charles): The Contract of Fire Insurance. 
 Glasgow, Second Series, p. 3. 
 
 2962. Stockdell (H. C): Tariff and Non-Tariff Companies ; 
 Shall there be Separation in Agencies? Northwest, 1S94, 
 
 2963. Stuart (H* C): Is the Special Agent Responsible? 
 Northwest, 1S93, /. ^^^' 
 
 2964. Teece (Richard): State Supervision in Insurance. 
 Wales, Record ^\ Australasian, Vol. IX., p. 478. 
 
 2965. Thompson (Clifford): The Waste by Fire. The 
 Forian, Septefnber, 1SS6, p. 27. 
 
 2966. Thornton (A* W.): Non-Cancellation Clause. Pa- 
 cific, 1S96, p. 30. 
 
 2967. Tipping (W. A.): America as a Fire Insurance 
 Field. Glasgow, Fourth Series, p. 55. 
 
3IO Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 3968. Towe (C F.): Over-insurance. Pacijic^ 1S95, f. 
 32- 
 
 2969. Trapp (A. C): Is Insurance Gambling? Vicio?'ia, 
 
 2970. : Insurance Notes from an Eastern City. (Bom- 
 bay.) Victoria^ 1897,/. 121. 
 
 2971. Tyson (George H.): Know Thyself. Pacific^ 1890, 
 
 p. 25. 
 
 2972. Van Ness (T. C): The Non-Waiver Stipulation. 
 Pacific^ 1898, p. 24. 
 
 "973- J Suggestions upon the Insurance Contract. 
 
 Pacific, 1883,/. 78. 
 
 2974. Van Valkenburg (M. W.): Are We Drifting? If 
 
 so, Whither? Northwest, 1896,/. 98. 
 
 2975- Walford (Cornelius): Origin of Valued Fire Policies. 
 
 Northwest, 1880,/. 26. 
 
 2976, : Modern Practice of Fire Underwriting. North- 
 west, 1879, p. 158. 
 
 2977- Walker (H. R): Practical Use of Professional 
 Standards. Northwest, 1888, p. 53. 
 
 2978. Washburn (J. H.): Present Condition of Fire Insur- 
 ance. Northwest, 1888,/. 127. 
 
 -979- Watson (E. S,): Law-Making. Victoria, 1896, 
 A 53- 
 
 2980. Watt (Rolla V.): The Broker as a Claim Agent. 
 Pacific, 1886, p. 79. 
 
 2981. : Ethics of the Insurance Business. Pacific, 
 
 1891,/. 45. 
 
 2982. Weinmann (Louis): What the Times Demand. 
 Pacific, 1894,/. 62. 
 
Theory and Practice. 2 1 1 
 
 29S3. West (Byron D.): Rambling Criticisms and Practi- 
 cal Remedies. Northwest, 18S9, p. 66. 
 
 39S4. White (Peter): Not Insurance. Northxvest, 1893, 
 p. 81. 
 
 2985. Whitehead (J, M.): Curiosities in Fire Insurance. 
 North-iVest, 1889, p. 92. 
 
 2986. Whiting (C B.): Something That Looks Like the 
 Philosopher's Stone. Northwest, i8SS,^. 23. 
 
 29S7. Whiting (J. B. E.): Compact System. Northwest, 
 1888,/. 157. 
 
 2988. Whitney (F.H.): Loyalty and Co-operation. N'orth- 
 west, 1897, P' 63 • 
 
 2989. Whittemore(B.B.): Ethics of Underwriting. N'orth- 
 west, 1S93,/. 54. 
 
 2990. Wilder (D. W.): Random Remarks on Fire Insur- 
 ance. Northwest, 1891,/. 129. 
 
 2991. Williams (Abram): Relation of the Public to Fire 
 Insurance. Nortlizvest, 1885,/. 138. 
 
 2993. Williams (Sylvester G.): Paul vs. Virginia. N'orth- 
 west, 1891, p. 137. 
 
 2993. Wilson (John Scott): Insurance and the Press. Pa- 
 cijic, 1890, p. 70. 
 
 2994. Wilson (John O.): A Chapter on Rates. North- 
 west, 1879,/. 36. 
 
 2995. Winter (Martin): Insurance; Stock Plan vs. The 
 Mutual, Its Cause and Origin. Gettysburg, 1882, Pam- 
 phlet S., pp. 20. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VIII. 
 
 2996. Woods (J. Thomas): Free-Trade from an Insurance 
 Standpoint. Mctoria, 1S95, /. 83. 
 
212 Insurance Libfafy Association of Boston. 
 
 2997. "Woodthorpe (J. E.): The Economics of Fire In- 
 surance. Wales, Record 37. 
 
 2998. : The Ethics of Fire Insurance. Wales, Record 
 
 65. 
 
 2999. : Fire Insurance a Commercial Necessity. 
 
 Wales, Record 25. 
 
 3000. Woodwofth (A. J.): Commission Question. N. T. 
 
 State, 1S80, _^. 34. 
 
 3001. Wray (A. H.): National Board ; Is it Necessary, and 
 if so, What Should be its Jurisdiction? N. T. State, 
 1879. P- 24- 
 
 2002. : Resolved, That all Rates on Dwellings in 
 
 Localities Protected by Fire Departments within the 
 Jurisdiction of this Exchange be Rescinded. Address to 
 the New England Insurance Exchange. Boston, 18S7, 
 Pamphlet O., pp. 4. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. I. 
 
 3003. Wright (Leslie A.): Competition. Pacific, 1897, 
 A 48. 
 
 3004. Wright (A. J.) : Co-operation in Fire Insurance. 
 Victoria, 1893,/. 127. 
 
 3005. Young (T. E.) : The Limits of State Control and 
 the Business of Insurance. Birmingha?}?, 1S94-5 (not 
 paged). 
 
Waterworks 
 
 3006. American Exchange and Review: London Water 
 Pressure. VoL XXXI. p. 231. 
 
 3007. Baker (M. N.) : Manual of American Waterworks. 
 Containing History, Details of Construction, etc., etc., of 
 every Waterworks in the United States and Canada. 
 New York, 1889, O., pp. 611. 
 
 300S. : Manual of American Waterworks, Fourth 
 
 issue. N'ezv Tork, 1S97, O.^ pp. 611. 
 
 3009. Barrett (J. F.) : A Report on the Analysis of Elec- 
 trolyzed Water Pipes of Omaha. Engineers., 1894,^. ^^' 
 
 3010. Bell (Thomas J.) : History of the Water Supply of 
 the World. Cincinnati., 1882, O., pp. 134. 
 
 301 1. Boston Manufacturers Mutual Publications : Inspec- 
 tion of City Pump and Pipe Service. Vol. I. p. iji. 
 
 3012. Chapman Valve Company: Catalogue of Gate 
 Valves and Fire Hydrants, with an Engineering Appen- 
 dix. Boston, iSSS, D.,pp. 166. 
 
 3013. Dickinson (James Whitney): Auxiliary Pipes 
 Operated by Fire Boats. Engineers., 189S, /. 46. 
 
 3014. Freeman (John R.) : The Arrangement of Plydrants 
 and Water Pipes for the Protection of a City against Fire. 
 Journal of the New England Waterworks Associa- 
 tion., September., 1892, p. 49. Discussion of above 
 paper, same Journal, March., 1893, p. 152. 
 
 3015. : Flow of Water in Fire Hose. Lawrence., 
 
 1890, Pamphlet O., pp. 41. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. 
 IV.; also Massachusetts., 1890,/. 41. 
 
 (213) 
 
214 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 3016. Rowland (A. H.) and Ellis (George A,) : General 
 Information and Tables Relating to Waterworks. Bos- 
 ton, 1887, 5., pp. 176. 
 
 3017. Lockett (S* H.): Waterworks; Water Supply. 
 Southern Insurance Directory, 1889, p. 392; 1890, p. 
 348. 
 
 3018. Moore (F. C.): Water Works and Pipe Distribution. 
 New Tork, 1895, Pamphlet O., pp. 36. Bound Pam- 
 phlets, Vol. V. 
 
 3019. Municipal Engineering;: New High Pressure Fire 
 Service System at Providence, R. I. April, 1S98, p. 195. 
 
 3020. National Board of Fire Underwriters. Reports on 
 Fire Departments and Water Supply of New England 
 Towns. Complete set to date. 
 
 3021. National Fire Protection Association: Cast Iron 
 Water Mains. Protection, 1S98, p. 44. 
 
 3022. Phipps (D.Goffe): Water Pipes. Engineers, y^^^j, 
 
 3023. Stockell CWilliam): Water Supply for Large Cities. 
 Engineers, 1880, p. 25. 
 
 3024. Taylor (R. J.): Liability for Loss by Fire due to the 
 Lack of Adequate Water Supply. New York, 1895, 
 Pa?nphlet O., pp. 17. Bound Pamphlets, Vol. VI. 
 
 3025 . Water Power of the United States. Reports of Tenth 
 Census, 1880. Washington, 1885, Sq. J^., Vol. I. pp. 
 874 ; Vol. II. pp. 788. 
 
 3026. Weston (Edmund B.): Tables Showing Loss of Head 
 due to Friction of Water in Pipes. New York, 1896, S., 
 pp. 170. 
 
Sho<wing Names of Authors and WriierSf <xvith their 
 Entries in this Catalogue 
 
 Abbey, A. J. B. 
 Abbott, Charles 
 Abbott, Samuel 
 Abbott, Samuel, Jr 
 Abbott, T. D. 
 Adams, A. C. 
 Adams, George W 
 Affeld, F. O. 
 Affeld, F. O., Jr. 
 Aldcroft, W. H. 
 Alglave, Em., and 
 Allan, C.B. . 
 Allen, J. J. . 
 Allison, Young E. 
 Anderson, J. M. 
 Anderson, James 
 Anderson, Richard 
 Anderson, Wm. A 
 Andre, A. A. 
 Andrus, H. W. 
 Angell, Joseph K. 
 
 Boulard, J 
 
 , and Morton, Henry 
 
 (215) 
 
 lOOI, 
 
 2181, 
 1486- 
 1190, 
 2533. 
 
 2665, 
 1123, 
 
 2689, 
 181 S, 2184- 
 
 2272, 
 
 3686 
 21S2 
 ■1488 
 1191 
 
 2534 
 1817 
 1S16 
 2687 
 1 124 
 2371 
 
 1337 
 2688 
 2183 
 2690 
 
 1340 
 -2186 
 
 1341 
 1408 
 1003 
 2273 
 21 12 
 
2l6 
 
 Insurance Library Association of Boston, 
 
 Annesley, Alexander 
 
 Argall, F. C. 
 
 Armstrong, P. B. . 
 
 Armstrong, W. 
 
 Arnould, G. C. . 
 
 Arnould, Joseph . 
 
 Ashworth, William 
 
 Atkins, Richard 
 
 Atkinson, Edward, 1196 
 
 Atwood, H. F. 
 
 Ayres, Henry 
 
 Azuni, M. D. A. . 
 
 Babcock, J. J. 
 
 Babst, Edward 
 
 Bagley, Wm. H. . 
 
 Bagshaw, E. 
 
 Bahr, H. A., and Putzel 
 
 Bailey, G. H. 
 
 Bailey, J. D. 
 
 Baker, Alfred G. . 
 
 Baker, M. N. 
 
 Baker, Ray Stannard 
 
 Baldwin, Lloyd 
 
 Ballard, Frank W. 
 
 Bangs, Franklin 
 
 Bankes, G. M., and Caverly 
 
 Barber, William 
 
 Barlow, John 
 
 Barnard, Daniel 
 
 Barnes, B., Jr. 
 
 Barney, L. L. 
 
 Baron, J. T. 
 
 Barrett, Arthur 
 
 Barrett, J. F. 
 
 Barrett, J. P. 
 
 Bates, Thomas 
 
 Baudoin, L. M. 
 
 99 
 
 Charles 
 
 1268, 1490, 16 
 
 R. B 
 
 19, I 
 
 2187 
 2692, 2693 
 1819 
 1267 
 2694 
 88, 2189 
 
 2538 
 1004 
 620, 2539 
 1681 
 2667 
 2190 
 1820 
 2489 
 2695 
 1492 
 1742 
 1622 
 2490 
 1821 
 3007, 3008 
 1491 
 2696 
 2697 
 2491 
 1760 
 2113 
 2274 
 1 169 
 
 1753 
 1822 
 
 1343 
 
 346, 1347 
 3009 
 
 344, 1345 
 1005 
 
 1493, H94 
 
Index of Authors. 217 
 
 Beach, Charles Fisk, Ji-. . . . . . 21 14 
 
 Beaman, Chas. C, Jr. . . . . , . 11 70 
 
 Beaumont, George D. B. ..... 2115 
 
 Beawes, Wyndhani . . . . . . 21 16 
 
 Beck, L. ....... . 1006 
 
 Beddall, E. F. . . . . . 1007, 2699, 2700 
 
 Bellby, G. T 1683 
 
 Belden, H. K. . . . . . . . 2540 
 
 Bell, J. Carter 1682 
 
 Bell, Thomas J. ...... . 3010 
 
 Benecke, William, and Stevens, Robert . . 2255 
 
 Benjamin, Park ....... 1348 
 
 Bennett, Edmund H.. . . . . , 2117 
 
 Bennett, J. B 2541,2701 
 
 Bennett, M., Jr 1823 
 
 Bentley, Thomas A, . . . 2542-2547, 2703, 2704 
 
 Bentley, W. G 2702 
 
 Benton, J. H., Jr. 1171 
 
 Berne, J. J looS-ioi i, 2705 
 
 Berryman, J. R. . . . . . . . 2 118 
 
 Bethune, J. E. Drinkwater, and Lubbock, John W. 2367 
 
 Beveridge, David ...... 1012, 1013 
 
 Bevvley, H. T 2275 
 
 Biddle, Arthur . . . . . . . 21 19 
 
 Bigelovv, Melville M. . . . . . . 2120 
 
 Biggert, F. C 1203 
 
 Bingham, W. A. . . . . . . . 2548 
 
 Bingle, H. S 2276 
 
 Binsw^anger, G. ...... . 1270 
 
 Bird, Joseph ....... ^495 
 
 Blackburn, A. W. 1496 
 
 Blackwelder, I. S. 1824 
 
 Blagden, Samuel P. ..... . 2706 
 
 Blair, Duncan R. . . . . . . . ^754 
 
 Blashill, Thomas ....... 1497 
 
 Blatchley, J. S., and Littleton, H. A. . . 2155-2157 
 
 Blauvelt, Albert ...... 1349, 1623 
 
2i8 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 Blauvelt, Arthur . 
 
 
 
 . 
 
 1624 
 
 Bliss, George 
 Bliven, Charles E. 
 
 
 
 2121 
 1756, 1825, 2707 
 
 Blodget, A. C. 
 Bloomingston, J. S. 
 Blossom, H. M. . 
 Blyth, Robert 
 
 
 
 ic 
 
 )i4-ioi6, 2122 
 1980, 3709 
 1755, 2708 
 2278, 2279 
 
 Boardman, T. D. . 
 
 
 
 
 2492, 2710 
 
 Bokee, D. M. 
 
 
 
 
 1017 
 
 Bombaugh, C. C. . 
 
 
 
 
 2712 
 
 Bombaugh, C. C, and Lewis 
 
 J-B 
 
 
 
 2277, 2361 
 
 Bonar, L. J. 
 
 
 
 
 2713 
 
 Bonner, Hugh 
 
 
 
 
 149S 
 
 Bonney, Charles G. 
 Boocock, J. Heedon 
 
 
 
 
 2191 
 2711 
 
 Boulard, J., and Alglave, Em 
 Bourne, R. W. . 
 
 • 
 
 
 
 1337 
 1626 
 
 Bourne, William 
 
 
 
 
 1981 
 
 Bouvier, John 
 
 
 
 
 2126 
 
 Bradley, William M. . 
 Bray, Arthur 
 Brayley, A. W. . 
 Bremner, T. W. . 
 
 
 
 
 1732 
 2192 
 1508 
 2280 
 
 Brentano, Simon . 
 
 
 
 
 1509 
 
 Brett, J. T. . 
 
 
 
 
 2281 
 
 Brewer, E. Cobham 
 
 
 
 
 1733 
 
 Brinkerhoff, J. J. . 
 
 
 
 
 . . 2716 
 
 Bromwell, L. L. . 
 
 
 . 1019, 112S, 1758, 1826 
 
 Brophy, William . 
 Brown, Edward . 
 Brown, Henry 
 Brown, J. M. 
 
 
 13 
 24 
 
 51-1: 
 94, 2f 
 
 J59, 1510, 1627 
 
 J51, 2717, 2718 
 
 2282-2284 
 
 2550 
 
 Brown, J. Mabbett 
 
 
 
 
 2719 
 
 Brown, James Kinniburgh 
 Brown, Walter 
 
 
 
 
 1273 
 . . 22S5 
 
 Bruce, G., and Williams, S. G. 
 
 
 
 2266 
 
 Brumsey, J. A. . 
 
 . 
 
 
 
 1129 
 
Index of Authors. 
 
 219 
 
 Bryan, Thomas B 
 Bullier, L. M. 
 Bunyon, C. J. 
 Burn, J. I. . 
 Burpee, Charles W 
 Burtis, A. M. 
 Butler, C. D. 
 Butler, G. E. 
 Cabot, F. E. 
 Cairnie, J. B. 
 Callingham, W. J. 
 Cameron, Charles A. 
 Campbell, Donald A. 
 " Carleton " . 
 Carment, D. . 
 Carothers, J. M. 
 Carpenter, E. W. . 
 Carrere, John M. . 
 Carroll, Charles E. 
 Case, C. H. . 
 Case, Charles Lyman 
 Caverly, R. B., and Ban 
 Cawley, A. P. 
 Chalmers, W. L. . 
 Chamberlin, Franklin 
 Chandler, C. F. . 
 Chandler, E. B. . 
 Chapman, J. H. . 
 Chapman, O. W. . 
 Chard, Thomas S. 
 Chase, George F. . 
 Chase, George L. . 
 Chase, Harvey S. . 
 Chatham, James . 
 Cheek, Philip 
 Cherry, Rodney 
 Chrystal, George . 
 
 151 
 
 3, 1S3 
 
 kes, G. M 
 
 1839, 2 
 ^ 2555 
 
 553, 
 
 13O' 
 388, 
 
 724, 
 
 275, 
 
 737- 
 
 2730 
 1685 
 2137 
 3193 
 
 1759 
 
 1837 
 
 3731 
 3733 
 1 306 
 
 2553 
 2723 
 3387 
 163S 
 1512 
 2289 
 1830 
 2725 
 1207 
 2726 
 
 2495 
 1020 
 1760 
 2290 
 1S32 
 313S 
 1687 
 1639 
 2556 
 
 1833 
 3732 
 1630 
 
 1834 
 1360 
 
 2294 
 1835 
 1514 
 2295 
 
2 20 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 Churton, T. . . . . . . . . 2291 
 
 Clark, Andrew 1376 
 
 Clark, William B 1S36 
 
 Clark, Z. P 1S37 
 
 Clarke, Christopher . . . . . . 12 10 
 
 Clarke, Geo. C 1131,3735-2737 
 
 Clarke, M. W. S. . . . . . 2738, 2739 
 
 Clarke, P. J 1838,2194 
 
 Clarke, W. T 2557, 2733, 2734 
 
 Clement, George A. . . . . . . 3139 
 
 Clum, R. L. 2740 
 
 Clydesdale, Alexander M 3558 
 
 Coale, George P 3741 
 
 Cobban, W. H 3742 
 
 Cockburn, Henry R., and Murrie, Robert . . 2392 
 
 Cohen, Max 2743 
 
 Colley, Frank A 1839 
 
 Collins, Martin 1840 
 
 Colquhoun, C. R. .... 3496, 3744, 3745 
 
 Constable, A. H. B. 3393 
 
 Conwell, Russell H 15 19, 1530 
 
 Cook, G. T 3747 
 
 Cooke, Frederick H 2130 
 
 Coote, William 1841, 3559 
 
 Cornell, H. F 1277 
 
 Cornell, W. B 1134,1842,2560,2561 
 
 Covington, J. 1 1025 
 
 Covington, S. F 3748 
 
 Craig, A 2131 
 
 Crandall, W. H 3749 
 
 Crawford, J. A 1135 
 
 Crellin, William 1531 
 
 Crisford, G. S 2296 
 
 Crocker, George U 2750 
 
 Crooke, George 1278, 3751 
 
 Crosby, Everett U 2562 
 
 Crosby, U. C 1843, 1844, 3563 
 
Index of Atithors. 
 
 Crump, F. Octavius 
 
 Cunningham, A. M. 
 
 Cunningham, J. L. 
 
 Curnick, H. D. . 
 
 Cuirie, Gilbert E. 
 
 Curtis, George Ticknor . 
 
 Cushing, H. C. . 
 
 Cushing, Luther S. 
 
 Cutler, H. F. 
 
 Dalton, Frank 
 
 Damrell, John S. . 
 
 Dana, David D. 
 
 Dansken, Alexander B. 
 
 Danvers, C. . 
 
 Darby shire, Alfred 
 
 Dargan, J. S. 
 
 Davidson, James . 
 
 Davidson, R, W. Campbell 
 
 Davies, John E. 
 
 Davis, Samuel H. 
 
 Davis, W. S. 
 
 Davol, William C. 
 
 Dawson, Miles Menander 
 
 Day, C. H. . 
 
 Day, W. R. 
 
 Day, W, R., and Hollingworth, A 
 
 Dean, A. F. 
 
 Dean, Woodard 
 
 Dear, E. E. 
 
 Dearth, Elmer H. 
 
 De Boer, Joseph A. 
 
 De Camp, J. M. . 
 
 Deering, Chester . 
 
 Dembufsky, Max . 
 
 De Roode, Holger 
 
 Desty, Robert 
 
 Deuchar, D. . 
 
 1213, 
 2197, 
 
 2754, 
 
 2195 
 2564 
 52, 2753 
 2497 
 1983 
 2196 
 1361 
 1735 
 2565 
 1845 
 121 1, 1212 
 1522 
 2566 
 2198 
 1214 
 
 2755 
 
 2297 
 
 1362 
 
 2756 
 
 2758 
 
 1631, 2757 
 
 1632 
 
 2132 
 
 1688 
 
 2298, 2759 
 
 2299» 2353 
 
 2760 
 
 2761 
 
 1846 
 
 2762 
 2300 
 
 1026, 1847, 2763, 2764 
 2765 
 
 2766 
 2767, 2768 
 
 2199 
 2301-2304 
 
Insurance Library Association of Bcs'con. 
 
 Deuchar, J. J. W. 
 
 
 
 • 2305, 2306 
 
 De Veuve, J. H. . 
 
 
 
 1761 
 
 Dibdin, E. Rimbault 
 
 
 
 . . 3769 
 
 Dickinson, James Whitney 
 
 
 
 3013 
 
 Dillon, W. . . . 
 
 
 
 2567 
 
 Dixon, Ffancis B. 
 
 
 
 2133, 2200, 2201 
 
 Dixon, G. K. 
 
 
 
 1523 
 
 Dolbear, A. E. . 
 
 
 
 1363 
 
 Donald, Robert 
 
 
 
 2770 
 
 Donnell, A. C. . 
 
 
 
 2307 
 
 Donnell, E. D. . 
 
 
 
 1524 
 
 Dornin, George D. 
 
 
 
 1848, 2771-2774 
 
 Dornin, George W. 
 
 
 
 . . 2498 
 
 Dosser, Chas. E. . 
 
 
 
 1027 
 
 Douglas, Gordon . 
 
 
 
 . . 2308 
 
 Doval, Philip 
 
 
 
 . . ^633 
 
 Dovey, W. R. 
 
 
 
 1S49, 2309 
 
 Dowson, Ralph 
 
 
 
 1634 
 
 Draper, Frederick A. 
 
 
 
 2310 
 
 Dreschfeld, Julius . 
 
 
 
 2311 
 
 Dresser, J. M. 
 
 
 
 1850, 2775 
 
 Dresser, L. M. 
 
 
 
 1525 
 
 Drew, C. K. . . 
 
 
 
 • • 2776 
 
 Driffield, V. C. . 
 
 I02 
 
 8, ID 
 
 29, 1851, 2777, 2778 
 
 Driggs, Edmund . 
 
 
 
 2779 
 
 Du Bois, C. W. . 
 
 
 
 . 1852, 1S53 
 
 Ducat, Arthur C. 
 
 
 
 . . . 1136 
 
 Duckworth, A. 
 
 
 
 . 2312,2313 
 
 Duer, John . 
 
 
 
 2202, 2203 
 
 Dunham, J. N. 
 
 
 
 2780 
 
 Durfee, B. K. 
 
 
 
 . 1854, 2314, 2781 
 
 Dutton, W. J. 
 
 
 
 . 1030, 2782, 2783 
 
 Easterbrook, H. H. 
 
 
 
 1526, 1527 
 
 Eastman, Samuel . 
 
 
 
 152S 
 
 Eastman, Samuel C. 
 
 
 
 1173 
 
 Eastman, W. 
 
 
 
 . . 2784 
 
 Easton, George 
 
 
 
 2499, 2785 
 
Index of Authors. 
 
 233 
 
 Eaton, Henry W. .... 
 
 
 . 1855 
 
 Ecclesine, J. B 
 
 
 1985 
 
 Eddison, J. Cooper .... 
 
 
 2568 
 
 Eddison, J. P 
 
 
 2569 
 
 Eddy, H. C 
 
 
 1856 
 
 Edwards, John 
 
 
 . 1763 
 
 Edwards, L. B 
 
 
 1031, 1S57 
 
 Egleston, Thomas 
 
 
 1S5S 
 
 Eldridge, George D 
 
 
 2315 
 
 Ellerbe, C. P 
 
 
 1859 
 
 Elliott, Arthur H 
 
 
 1689 
 
 Elliott, Charles B. .... 
 
 
 2134 
 
 Elliott, George 
 
 
 i860 
 
 Ellis, Charles 
 
 
 2135 
 
 Ellis, George A., and Howland, A. H. 
 
 
 3016 
 
 Elwood, George M. .... 
 
 
 1861 
 
 Emerigon, Balthazard M. . 
 
 
 2204, 2305 
 
 Emerson, Moses R 
 
 
 1S63 
 
 Engelbach, Harold .... 
 
 
 2786 
 
 Englehardt, G. W 
 
 
 1763 
 
 Evans, William ..... 
 
 
 2136 
 
 Fackler, David Parks .... 
 
 
 2316 
 
 Fairman, Charles G. . . , . 
 
 
 2137 
 
 Farquhar, W 
 
 1279, 
 
 2317, 2318 
 
 Farrow, Frederick R 
 
 
 1217 
 
 Fatkin, Thomas ..... 
 
 
 2319 
 
 Faymonville, Bernard . 1034, 1035, 1863, 
 
 2500 
 
 2787-2789 
 
 Felce, Ernest 
 
 
 1765 
 
 Fenn, T. W 
 
 
 2570, 2790 
 
 Ferry, C. P. 
 
 
 1036 
 
 Field, George P 
 
 
 1S64 
 
 Finch, John A. . 1037, 1038, 1137, 
 
 313S, 
 
 3320, 2791 
 
 Finley (Lieutenant) .... 
 
 
 2792 
 
 Finney, J. G 
 
 
 i039» 2571 
 
 Fisher, M. M 
 
 
 2573 
 
 Fitzgerald, E. A 
 
 
 1372 
 
 Fitzsimmons, M. W. .... 
 
 
 I32I 
 
224 Insurance Litrary Association of Boston* 
 
 Flagg, Ernest 1222 
 
 Flanders, B. S 1635 
 
 Flanders, Henry 2140, 2206, 2207 
 
 Flint, A. P 1865 
 
 Flitcraft, A. J 2321 
 
 Folger, Herbert . . 1532, 1866, 2502, 2793-2797 
 
 Forbes, William D 1636 
 
 Forbush, J. M 1767 
 
 Fouse, L. G. 2322 
 
 Fowler, Charles B 1867 
 
 Fowler, J. A. . . . 1040, 176S, 2141, 2798, 2799 
 
 Fox (Captain) 2209 
 
 Fox, F. T 2800, 2801 
 
 Fox, Fontaine T., Jr 2139 
 
 Fox, L. H 2573 
 
 Fox, W. F 1041-1044, 1868, 2802, 2803 
 
 Francis, Henry F. 1869, 2804 
 
 Francis, John ....... 2323 
 
 Frank, Leopold 2208 
 
 Frazier, W. H 2805, 2806 
 
 Freeman, John R. . . . i533' 1^37, 3014, 3015 
 
 Freeman, W. R 2574 
 
 Fricke, William A 2807, 2808 
 
 Fyke, M. A 2809 
 
 Fyler, O. R 1870 
 
 Gallagher, Thomas E 1871 
 
 Garniss, J. R 1046 
 
 Garrett (Doctor) 2324 
 
 Garver, J. A., Jr 2810 
 
 Gates, W. E 1045 
 
 Gay, E. S 1872, 281 1 
 
 Gee, Haldane W. W I373 
 
 Geldard, James 2575 
 
 Gemmell, James ....... 2812 
 
 Gerhard, William F 1280-1282,1534 
 
 Getman, Nellis 1047 
 
 Gibb, George I374» 1873 
 
Index of Authors. 
 
 225 
 
 Gibbons, W. H. 
 Gibbs, William E 
 Gillett, A. S. 
 Gillison, J. B. 
 Glascott, Charles Edward 
 Glassford, Henry A 
 Glidden, H. H. 
 Glover, T. R. 
 Goad, C. E. 
 Goddard, C. M. 
 Goddard, W. 
 Goetz, H. A. 
 Goldsmith, B. 
 Goodfellow, W. S 
 Goodspeed, E. J. 
 Gore, G. 
 Graham, John 
 Grant, George F. 
 Grant, H. M. 
 Gray, Howard P. 
 Green, Charles H. 
 Greene, Jacob L. 
 Gregory, W. H. 
 Griffiths, J. C. 
 Grill, Edward 
 Grim, A. R. 
 Grimshaw, Robert 
 Griswold, F. M. 
 Griswold, Jeremiah 
 Guild, J. Wyllie 
 Gunn, N. B. 
 Gunnison, A. R. 
 Gyualay, E. W. G 
 Hale, George C. 
 Hall, Henry H. 
 Hall, J. B. . 
 Hall, Reuben 
 
 de 
 
 • 1874, 2325- 
 1535, 
 
 1223, 
 2210, 
 
 • 1050, 1877, 
 1051, 1052, 1S7S, 2817, 
 1879, 
 
 I053' ^o54> I 
 
 1055. 25 
 
 1283, 1284, 
 
 2819, 
 
 [39-1141, 
 
 i377» 
 
 2332, 
 
 06, 2822, 
 
 oS, 2826- 
 2824, 
 2213, 
 
 1048 
 1690 
 2813 
 -2327 
 2328 
 1875 
 2S14 
 
 2503 
 1770 
 1638 
 2815 
 
 1536 
 221 1 
 1049 
 1537 
 1375 
 1876 
 2816 
 2818 
 1880 
 2329 
 2330 
 
 233^ 
 2820 
 
 1376 
 
 2504 
 1639 
 1694 
 
 2505 
 2821 
 
 2333 
 
 2S23 
 2212 
 
 153S 
 -2828 
 2825 
 2507 
 
226 
 
 -s^u insurance i^iora 
 Hamilton, G. D. . 
 
 try /I 
 
 lSSOCIJ 
 
 iiion 
 
 01 j:>osi:on. 
 
 • • 1378 
 
 Hamlet, W. M. . 
 
 
 
 
 2214 
 
 Hammond, Elisha 
 
 
 
 
 2143 
 
 Hanscom, W. W. 
 
 
 
 
 2576 
 
 Harbeck, Eugene 
 
 
 
 
 1056, 1881, 3829 
 
 Harding, A. J. . 
 
 
 
 
 2577 
 
 Hardingham, F. R. 
 
 
 
 
 2334 
 
 Hardy, Ralph P. . 
 
 
 
 
 2335 
 
 Hare, F. A. C. . 
 
 
 
 
 2020 
 
 Harricks, F. M. . 
 
 
 
 
 2336 
 
 Harris, William A. 
 
 
 
 
 203I-3023 
 
 Hart, J. R. . 
 
 
 
 
 2337, 233S 
 
 Harvey, A. F. 
 
 
 
 
 2339, 2830, 2831 
 
 Harvey, Wm. 
 
 
 
 
 1057, 3340-3343 
 
 Harvie, R. B. 
 
 
 
 
 1539 
 
 Haskins, C. H. . 
 
 
 
 
 I379-I383 
 
 Haslam, W. J. . 
 
 
 
 
 1385 
 
 Haswell, Charles H. 
 
 
 
 
 1737 
 
 Haven, Charles D. 
 
 
 
 
 1773 
 
 Hayden, H. R. . 
 
 
 
 19 
 
 36, 1987, 3679, 3833 
 
 Hayes, G. W. 
 
 
 
 
 . . 2833 
 
 Hayes, John L. 
 
 
 
 
 1386 
 
 Hazen, J. M. 
 
 
 
 
 1334 
 
 Heald, D. A. 
 
 
 
 
 1883, 3S34, 3835 
 
 Hedge, Charles L. 
 
 
 
 
 1SS3, 1884 
 
 Hegeman, John R. 
 
 
 
 
 2344 
 
 Henderson, G. G. 
 
 
 
 
 1695 
 
 Hess, Henry E. 
 
 
 
 
 1885, 1886 
 
 Hewat, Archibald 
 
 
 
 
 2345-234S 
 
 Hevs^itt, Charles A. 
 
 
 
 
 1540 
 
 Hexamer, C. A. 
 
 
 
 
 1640, 1641 
 
 Hexamer, C. John 
 
 
 132 
 
 .5, 12 
 
 87-1393, 3578, 3579 
 
 Higinbotham, Harlow IS 
 
 
 
 
 2836 
 
 Hildyard, Francis . 
 
 
 
 
 2215 
 
 Hill, Charles B. . 
 
 
 
 
 . . . 2837 
 
 Hill, Charles T. . 
 
 
 
 
 1541 
 
 Hillman, J. R. 
 
 
 
 
 2349 
 
Index of Authors. 
 
 227 
 
 Himmelwright, A. L. A 
 
 
 
 
 
 . 
 
 1226 
 
 Hine, C. C. . . 1058,1145-1149,1175,1294,1295,1988, 
 
 2143, 2509, 2580, 2581, 2838-2848 
 
 Hine, C. C, and Nichols, W, S. . . . 1150, 2144 
 
 Hinkley, George W. 
 
 
 
 
 1887 
 
 "Hired Man" 
 
 
 
 
 
 2582 
 
 Hirst, J. E. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 . 1696 
 
 Hoadley, John C. 
 
 
 
 
 
 - 2583 
 
 Hobbins, Charles . 
 
 
 
 
 
 2350 
 
 Hobbs, H. H. 
 
 
 
 
 
 • 2584 
 
 Hobson, William . 
 
 
 
 
 
 1697 
 
 Hoch, E. S. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 1542 
 
 Hodges, J. M. 
 
 
 
 
 
 1888 
 
 Holden, J. L. 
 
 
 
 
 
 1059 
 
 Hollingworth, A. C. 
 
 
 
 
 
 2351, 2352 
 
 Hollingworth, A. C, an 
 
 dDa) 
 
 r, W. 
 
 R. . 
 
 
 2299, 2353 
 
 Hollis, J. Edward 
 
 
 
 
 
 1773 
 
 Holloway, A. H. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 1698 
 
 Holloway, Charles T. 
 
 
 
 
 
 1296 
 
 Holloway, George A. 
 
 
 
 
 
 1060, 2849 
 
 Holman, I. W. . 
 
 
 
 
 i^ 
 
 5S9, 2850-2853 
 
 Holman, W. A. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 1890 
 
 Holmes, A. Bromley 
 
 
 
 
 
 . 1383 
 
 Holmes, C. M. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 2216 
 
 Holt, Charles M. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 2145 
 
 Hope, George T. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 2S54, 2855 
 
 Hopkins, C. T. . 
 
 
 
 
 1 1 
 
 76, 1891, 2856 
 
 Hopkins, C. W. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 2354 
 
 Hopkins, Manley . 
 
 
 
 
 
 2217, 2218 
 
 Hore, William H. 
 
 
 
 
 
 1061 
 
 Horsey, F. J. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2585 
 
 Hosmer, E. S. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1543 
 
 Houldsworth, W. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1642 
 
 Houston, E. J. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 13S4 
 
 Howard, W. I. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2586 
 
 Howell, Charles E. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2355 
 
 Howell, Thomas . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1062 
 
238 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 Howes, A. P 1892 
 
 Howes, Osborne, Jr. ..... . ^544 
 
 Howland, A. H., and Ellis, George A. . . 3016 
 
 Howley, John ....... 1893 
 
 Hubbell, H. P 3857, 3858 
 
 Hughes, B. F 3147 
 
 Hughes, David . . . . . . . 2146 
 
 Hurst, George H 1699 
 
 Huss, G. M 1337 
 
 Ingle, H 1700 
 
 Ives, Stephen D 1S94 
 
 Jacobsen, F. J 3319 
 
 Jamieson (Professor) ...... 13S6 
 
 Jamison, James ....... 2357 
 
 Jardine, Robert ....... 1644 
 
 Jarrett, Clement ....... 2S59 
 
 Jarrett, Clement E 1S95 
 
 Jarrett, W. H 2220-3333 
 
 Jenkin, Fleming ....... 13S7 
 
 Jenney, Charles A 3680, 36S1 
 
 Jenney, W. L. B 1338 
 
 Jewsbury, Sidney 2589-2591 
 
 Johnson, E. C 2592, 2593 
 
 Johnson, G. J 2594, 3860 
 
 Johnson, W. N 2861 
 
 Jones, David ....... 2358 
 
 Jones, N. B. 2862 
 
 Joseph, James F. . . . . . . . 2595 
 
 Jouanne, G. ....... . '^7'^5 
 
 Joyce, Joseph A. . . . . . . . 2153 
 
 Kellogg, J. H 2S63 
 
 Kempson, P. Tertius ...... 1780 
 
 Kendig, John Landon ...... 1896 
 
 Kennedy, E. R 2864 
 
 Kent, Henry T 1064 
 
 Kerr, Robert 1S97 
 
 King, George 2359 
 
Index of Authors. 
 
 Kingsley, Francis J. 
 
 Kingsley, John 
 
 Kinne, C. Mason . 
 
 Kirkwood, Anderson 
 
 Kirwan, Thomas . 
 
 Knight, E. H. 
 
 Knighton, C. H. . 
 
 Knowles, Charles R. 
 
 Knowles, Clarence 
 
 Laidlaw, David 
 
 Laird, John . 
 
 Landers, W. J. 
 
 Lane, J. N. . 
 
 Lanza, Gaetano 
 
 Laton, C. A. 
 
 Lawrence, M. E, 
 
 Lawrie, David 
 
 Ledden, John J. 
 
 Lee, Bruce B, 
 
 Lee, Hutson . 
 
 Lees, James . 
 
 Lees, John 
 
 Lemmon, W. S. 
 
 Lenehan, J. H. 
 
 Leonard, E. . 
 
 Leshure, A. P. 
 
 Leslie, Frank F. 
 
 Lewes, Vivian B. 
 
 Lewis, J. B., and Bombaugh 
 
 Lewis, J. Norman 
 
 Lincoln, Allen B. 
 
 Lindsey, H. K. 
 
 Lindsley, I. H. 
 
 Linehan, John C. 
 
 Linley, David M. 
 
 Little, George P. 
 
 Littlejohn, W. J. 
 
 1065, 1066 
 
 C. C 
 
 2866, 2S67 
 
 . 2S65 
 
 1300, IS9S, 2596 
 
 2154 
 
 I38S 
 
 1899 
 77, 17S1, 1900 
 1546, 1901 
 154S 
 1067 
 
 2597 
 2868 
 1229 
 
 1547 
 1301 
 2869 
 
 1389 
 2870 
 1902 
 2323 
 
 17S3 
 1230, 1646 
 2S71, 2872 
 
 1645 
 
 1647 
 2224, 3S73 
 
 1706 
 2377, 2361 
 
 2360 
 
 1549 
 1707 
 1903 
 1904 
 
 2598 
 
 1550 
 1905, 1906 
 
230 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 Littleton, H. A., and Blatchley, J. S. . . 2 155-3 157 
 
 Locke, A. Newton ...... 1907 
 
 Lockett, S. H 3017 
 
 Lockwood, T. D. . . . . . . . 1390 
 
 Logan, James ....... 1908 
 
 Loring, S. E. . . . . . . 1231, 1232 
 
 Lett, Edson S. ...... . 2363 
 
 Louden, H. R 2875 
 
 Loughlin, William D. . . . . . . 1303 
 
 Lovejoy, George M. ..... . 1909 
 
 Low, Clarence ....... 2S74 
 
 Low, George M. ..... . 2363-3366 
 
 Low, George P. ..... . 1391-1401 
 
 Lowden, W. H. . . . , 1068-1071, 1910, 26S2 
 
 Lownes, Richard ...... 2225, 2226 
 
 Lubbock, John W., and Bethune, J. E. Drinkwater, 2367 
 Lucas, W. P. ....... 1072 
 
 Lufkin, H. L 1403 
 
 Luke, Robert A 1152 
 
 Lumbard, S. . . . . . . . 1304 
 
 Lunger, John B. . . . . . . 2368, 2369 
 
 Luper, George B. ....... 191 1 
 
 Lye, Henry ........ 1073 
 
 Lyman, W. R 191 2 
 
 Lynch, Thomas E. 1552 
 
 Lynde, James Henry ...... 164S 
 
 Macadam, J. M 1074, 1075 
 
 McArthur, Charles 2237 
 
 Macaush, W 2370 
 
 McCall, John A 2371 
 
 McCall, John A., Jr 1916 
 
 Maccall, John Campbell ..... 1076 
 
 McCandlish, John 2882-2884 
 
 McCandlish, John M 2372, 2373 
 
 McClintock, Emory 2374 
 
 McCluer, J. L 28! 
 
 McConnell, R 2886, 
 
Index of Authors. 
 
 23; 
 
 McDevitt, William 
 Macdonald, T. M. 
 
 
 
 1234. H03» i553> 1709 
 . 1649, 2887, 288S 
 
 McDonald, W. R. 
 
 
 
 2375 
 
 McGregor, J. P. . 
 Mackenzie, A. G. . 
 
 
 
 2889 
 2376 
 
 Mackenzie, R. K. . 
 Mackey, W. McD. 
 McLaren, W. S. B. 
 
 
 
 2599-2601 
 2602 
 2605 
 
 McLauchlan, J. J. 
 McLellan, G. F. . 
 Macmillan, R. 
 McMillan, Walter G. 
 
 
 
 2377-2379 
 
 2890, 2S91 
 
 2603 
 
 1305 
 
 Macredie, W. 
 
 
 
 . . 1784 
 
 McSween, J. F. . 
 
 
 
 2892 
 
 MacVeagh, F. 
 McVean, D. M. . 
 McVey, A. H. 
 Magens, Nicholas . 
 
 
 
 2876 
 
 . . . 2893 
 
 1078, 1079 
 
 2227, 2228 
 
 Main, George C. . 
 Mallard, J. . 
 Mallett, R. F. 
 Markham, George D. 
 
 
 
 . . . 2877 
 
 2229 
 
 1077, 2510-2512, 2878 
 
 . . 2879 
 
 Marr, John . 
 Marr, Thomas 
 Marshall, C. W. . 
 
 
 
 1914 
 
 1913, 23S0, 2381, 2881 
 
 1915 
 
 ISIarshall, Edward . 
 
 
 
 1233 
 
 Marshall, Samuel . 
 Marston, J. A. 
 Martin, F. 
 Martin, Louis H. . 
 
 
 
 2230, 2231 
 
 2880 
 
 . . . 1785 
 
 1153 
 
 Martin, S. G. 
 Marvin, William . 
 
 
 
 . . . 2382 
 2232, 2233 
 
 Masson, David Orme 
 
 
 
 1 70S 
 
 Masters, Arthur J. 
 Maxwell, J. D. 
 May, John W. 
 Mayet, P. 
 
 
 
 2234-2236 
 
 2604 
 
 2160, 2161 
 
 • . . 2383 
 
232 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 JMeade, Calvert ....... 2894 
 
 Meikle, James ...... 2384, 2385 
 
 Mell, P. H 1 741 
 
 Merrill, George S. . . . .1917, 2386, 2S95 
 
 Merrill, William H., Jr. . . . . 1404-1407 
 
 Miller, B 2606, 2607 
 
 Miller, George W. 1918 
 
 Miller, Leonard 1558 
 
 Miller, R. D 2388 
 
 Mills, D. Y 2387 
 
 Mills, J. H 2896 
 
 ]SIims, Livingston ...... 19195 1920 
 
 Mitchell, L. R 2238 
 
 Mitchell, R. Kennedy 2389, 2390 
 
 Moir, Henry ....... 2391 
 
 Molloy, Charles 2239 
 
 Monilavs^s, W. M. 2395-2398 
 
 Montefiore, E. L 1922 
 
 Montgomery, Harford H. . . . . . 1080 
 
 Montgomery, M 2240, 2241 
 
 Montgomery, Thomas H. . . . . . 192 1 
 
 Montgomery, W., Jr 1081,1235 
 
 Moon, J 2392 
 
 Moore, F. C, 1155, 1 236-1 239, 2513, 2662, 2897-2902, 3018 
 
 Moore, George H. 1923 
 
 Moore, W. F 2393 
 
 Moore, W. L 2608 
 
 Moors, E. M 2394 
 
 Morgan, A, H 2399, 2400 
 
 Morgan, L. S 1924 
 
 Morrell, Charles F 2162 
 
 Morrow, J. H 2609 
 
 Morse, Daniel ....... 1306 
 
 Morse, John G 1650 
 
 Morton, Henry, and Anderson, Wm. A. . . 1408 
 
 Mulliken, A. H 1710 
 
 Mullins, C. F 1178,2903 
 
Index of Authors. 
 
 233 
 
 Munroe, Chas. E, 
 
 Munson, E. A. 
 
 Murphy, J. R. 
 
 Murray, A. J. E. 
 
 Murray, A. S. 
 
 Murray, K. L. 
 
 Murrie, Robert, and Cockbur 
 
 Mylrea, W. H. 
 
 Nagle, A. F. 
 
 Nasmith, Joseph 
 
 Needles, Samuel H 
 
 Neefus, H. F. 
 
 Neild, Edward 
 
 Neild, James E. 
 
 Newbatt, Benjamin 
 
 Newman, Philip L 
 
 Niaudet, Alfred 
 
 Nichols, W. S., and Hine, C. 
 
 Nichols, W. S., and others 
 
 Nichols, Walter S. 
 
 Nicholson, J. Shield 
 
 Nicol, William Sm 
 Nicoll, John . 
 Niles, Edward 
 Northcott, James B 
 Notman, P. . 
 Noverre, C. E 
 Oakley, Henry A. 
 O'Connor, Thomas 
 Odell, R. S. 
 Ogilvie, Leslie 
 Olcott, H. S. 
 O'Neil, P. F. 
 Ordway, John M, 
 Orear, E. T. 
 Orton, Edward 
 Osborn, R. W. 
 
 ith 
 
 Henry R 
 
 10S2, 10S3, I 
 
 0S4, 
 
 1560, 
 
 2611, 
 
 2406, 
 
 1 150, 
 
 10, 241 1, 
 56, 2613, 
 
 1792, 
 1566, 
 
 1925, 
 1242, 
 
 1713. 
 1085, 1 157, 1926, 2517, 
 
 1307 
 2904 
 1561 
 2610 
 2905 
 1409 
 2292 
 2906 
 1651 
 2612 
 1410 
 
 1653 
 2403 
 2404 
 2405 
 2407 
 1411 
 2144 
 1790 
 2408 
 2409 
 2516 
 2412 
 2909 
 1791 
 2910 
 
 1793 
 291 1 
 1309 
 2912 
 
 2413 
 1794 
 
 1243 
 -1312 
 2913 
 1714 
 2914 
 
234 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 Osborne, J. H. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1412 
 
 Osborne, R. S. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1715 
 
 Ostler, James 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2614 
 
 Ostrander, D. 
 
 
 
 
 2l( 
 
 34, 21 
 
 65, 2915-2917 
 
 Outcalt, Peter 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1086-10S8 
 
 Owen, E. Roger 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 3615 
 
 Page, W. E. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2918 
 
 Paige, J. C. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2518 
 
 Palache, Whitney 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1089 
 
 Palmer, H. E. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1313 
 
 Palmer, O. W. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1927, 1928 
 
 Papworth, Wyatt 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1314 
 
 Paradice, W. H. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2414 
 
 Park, J. A. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2243 
 
 Parkhurst, H. E. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2919 
 
 Parsons, Theophilus 
 
 
 
 
 21 
 
 66, 2167, 2244 
 
 Paterson, D. R. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 1654 
 
 Patterson, William 
 
 
 
 
 
 1567 
 
 Pattison, John M. 
 
 
 
 
 
 2415 
 
 Paulin, David 
 
 
 
 
 
 2416, 2417 
 
 Peckham, S. F. 
 
 
 
 
 
 1716 
 
 Perry & Sard 
 
 
 
 
 
 1717 
 
 Pettegrew, D. L, . 
 
 
 
 
 
 2418 
 
 Phelps, Edward Bunnell 
 
 
 
 
 
 2419 
 
 Phillips, Willard . 
 
 
 
 
 
 2169 
 
 Phipps, D. Goffe . 
 
 
 
 
 
 3032 
 
 Pierce, James F. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 1929, 2920 
 
 Pierce, R. H. 
 
 
 
 
 
 1413 
 
 Pierce and Richardson 
 
 
 
 
 
 1414 
 
 Pinkey, A. E. 
 
 
 
 
 
 2921 
 
 Pipkin, Samuel J. 
 
 
 
 
 
 1090 
 
 Plummer, Henry . 
 
 
 
 
 
 2922-2926 
 
 Pocklington, Henry 
 
 
 
 
 
 2927 
 
 Polak, J. R. F. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 1091 
 
 Pollitt, George W. 
 
 
 
 
 
 1569 
 
 Porte, Arthur E. . 
 
 
 
 
 
 1415, 1416 
 
 Porter, F. H. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 2616, 2617 
 
Index of Authors. 
 
 235 
 
 Porter, James Bigr 
 Povah, Charles 
 Price, Richard 
 Pritchard, W. Tan 
 Puckle, H. Leonar 
 Pullar, James 
 Pulley, W. P. 
 Purcell, Thomas P. 
 Purroy, H. D. 
 Purves, P. W. 
 Putnam, Henry H. 
 Putzel, Charles, and Bii 
 Rabagliati, A. 
 Rail, J. W. . 
 Rand & McNally 
 Ransom, C. M. 
 Rattray, A. F. 
 Ray, William R. 
 Raynolds, Robert 
 Rea, C. H. E. 
 Redfield, A. P. 
 Reed, S. A. . 
 Relton, F. B. 
 Remington, J. C. 
 Rennie, Charles 
 Reynolds, Geoige W. 
 Rice, E. F. . 
 Richards, Ellen H, 
 Richards, George 
 Richards, T. D. 
 Richardson, C. N. 
 Rickards, Edwin 
 Ridge, M. A. 
 Riis, Jacob A. 
 Riley, Thomas Shan 
 Rimmer, John C. 
 Robb, J. 
 
 r, H 
 
 24 
 
 24-2426, 
 
 193 1 • 
 
 f095. 
 
 
 2170 
 
 
 1796 
 
 
 2420 
 
 
 2245 
 
 
 2246 
 
 
 2421 
 
 
 2422 
 
 
 1570 
 
 
 I57I 
 
 
 2929 
 
 
 1 180 
 
 
 1742 
 
 
 2423 
 
 26IS 
 
 2930 
 
 
 1743 
 
 
 2931 
 
 
 2519 
 
 2247, 
 
 2248 
 
 
 1092 
 
 
 2427 
 
 1719. 
 
 2619 
 
 
 1655 
 
 
 1798 
 
 1930. 
 
 2932 
 
 2249, 
 
 2250 
 
 
 2428 
 
 . 
 
 1094 
 
 . 
 
 I3I6 
 
 
 2I7I 
 
 1417^ 
 
 2685 
 
 . 
 
 1572 
 
 • 
 
 2429 
 
 1932, 
 
 2933 
 
 
 1573 
 
 . 
 
 1933 
 
 
 1799 
 
 2620, 
 
 2631 
 
236 Insorancc Library Association of Boston 
 
 Robb, James 
 Robb, Russell 
 Robb, W. O. 
 Robert, Henry M. 
 
 Roberts, J. B ^9345 
 
 Robertson, Henry 
 Robertson, R. S. 
 Robertson, T. S. 
 Robinson, R. H. 
 Robinson, Samuel G. 
 Roccus, Francesco 
 Roe, Alfred S. 
 Roehr, Julius E. . 
 Rogers, Joseph M. 
 Rolfe, Charles A. . 
 Root, John Welborn 
 Ross, William Frazier 
 Roswell, W. H. . 
 Rothermell, C. T. 
 Rowan, Thomas 
 Rowell, Alfred 
 Rowsell, W. H. 
 Ruggles, W. B. 
 Russell, G. A. 
 Russell, James B. 
 Russell, Stanley G 
 Rutherglen, Charles K. 
 Rutledge, P. 
 Rutter, F. W. P. 
 Ryan, G. H. 
 Ryder, George V. 
 
 Sachs, Edwin 1246, 1 
 
 Salter, Charles 
 Sanderson, Frank 
 Sanderson, George R. 
 Sansum, Oliver B. 
 Savage, D. . 
 
 097^ 
 
 2934 
 141S 
 1096 
 
 1744 
 3632 
 
 2935 
 2936 
 2430 
 2251 
 
 1935 
 
 2252 
 
 1745 
 2937 
 1159 
 1419 
 
 1245 
 2633 
 
 1574 
 293S 
 
 1317 
 1936 
 
 2939 
 2940 
 2941 
 2432 
 1656 
 2634 
 420, 1657 
 3942 
 
 2431 
 
 3635 
 
 31S-1330, 1575 
 
 1937. 2943 
 
 2433 
 
 3944 
 1184, 3172 
 
 3626 
 
Index of Authors. 
 
 237 
 
 Savage, George W. 
 Sawter, George 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 
 2945 
 1720 
 
 Schoen, A. M 
 
 
 1422 
 
 Schooling, William .... 
 Schultz, Charles A. . . . . 
 
 
 2434 
 
 2522 
 
 Schwab, Emil 
 
 Scotter, R. H 
 
 
 2946 
 2627 
 
 Scudder, Henry J. .... 
 Seage, H. D 
 
 
 1098 
 2628 
 
 Seay, W. W 
 
 Seward, George F. .... 
 
 Sewell, Amos F 
 
 Sexton, William . 1099, iioo, 1160, 
 
 1321, 
 
 1721 
 
 2435 
 3947, 2948 
 1576, 1938, 
 
 Sharpstein, John R. 
 Shattuck, Geo. O. 
 
 
 
 
 
 2949-2951 
 2173 
 1 185 
 
 Shaw, Eyre M. . 
 Shay, Charles O. . 
 Sheahan, James W., an( 
 
 lUpt 
 
 3n, G 
 
 1322, 
 eorge P. 
 
 1577 
 
 -1581, 2629 
 1423 
 1582 
 
 Sheldon, Plenry N. 
 
 
 
 
 
 2174 
 
 Sherman, Amos 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 186 
 
 Sherman, Henry 
 
 
 
 
 
 2253 
 
 Sherwood, T. B. . 
 Silvey, J. A. 
 Simon, Henry 
 Simonds, Edwin A. 
 
 
 
 
 2436, 
 
 2523, 2952 
 2630 
 2631 
 1939 
 
 Simonds, J. Sexton 
 
 
 
 
 
 1583 
 
 Simpson, Pierce Adolph 
 Sinclair, John 
 Singleton, J. P. . 
 Smalley, B. D. 
 "Smilax" . 
 
 us 
 
 
 
 1940, 
 
 2437 
 
 2524, 2953 
 2954 
 
 I lOI 
 
 . 2632 
 
 Smith, A. Gillies . 
 Smith, H. B. 
 
 
 
 
 
 2439, 2440 
 1 94 1 
 
 Smith, H. Bronson 
 
 
 
 
 
 2956 
 
 Smith, H. J. 
 Smith, H. Lomas . 
 
 
 
 
 
 2633 
 
 . 2438 
 
230 insurance iviora 
 Smith, Harry 
 
 ry A 
 
 ssociaiion 
 
 01 r>c 
 
 )ston. 
 
 1733 
 
 Smith, J. Turnbull 
 
 
 
 
 2441 
 
 Smith, John W. . 
 
 
 
 
 1733 
 
 Smith, R. J. 
 
 
 
 
 2957, 295S 
 
 Smith, Robert J. . 
 
 
 
 
 1942 
 
 Smith, T. H. 
 
 
 
 
 2955 
 
 Smith, Thomas E. 
 
 
 
 
 15S4. 15S5 
 
 Smith, W. H. 
 
 
 
 
 1943 
 
 Smith, W. S. 
 
 
 
 
 2525 
 
 Smyth, John F. . 
 
 
 
 
 1187 
 
 Sneath, A. W. 
 
 
 
 
 2536 
 
 Snider, S. K. 
 
 
 
 
 1323 
 
 Snow, W. M. 
 
 
 
 
 1658 
 
 Snowden, A, Loudon 
 
 
 
 
 1944 
 
 Sorley, James 
 
 
 
 
 2443 
 
 Southwick, S. H. 
 
 
 
 
 2959 
 
 Spaulding, A. W. 
 
 
 
 II 
 
 02, 1 103, 1945 
 
 Spears, John K. . 
 
 
 
 
 1586 
 
 Spencer, D. A. . 
 
 
 
 
 2960 
 
 Spencer, George W. 
 
 
 
 
 1946 
 
 Spencer, John G. 
 
 
 
 
 1587 
 
 Spens, Walter Cook 
 
 
 
 
 2443 
 
 Sprague, A. E. 
 
 
 
 
 2444. 2445 
 
 Sprague, Henry H. 
 
 
 
 
 1S04 
 
 Sprague, T. B. 
 
 
 
 
 2446, 2447 
 
 Stanton, W. M. . 
 
 
 
 
 2636 
 
 Staples, J. W. 
 
 
 
 
 1947 
 
 Stark, W. Emery . 
 
 
 
 
 . . 2448 
 
 Statham, H. Heathcote 
 
 
 
 
 1588 
 
 Steeb, George Velten 
 
 
 
 
 2638 
 
 Stenhouse, George C. 
 
 
 
 
 2449, 2450 
 
 Stetson, F. L. 
 
 
 
 
 1590 
 
 Stevens, H. M. 
 
 
 
 
 2527 
 
 Stevens, Robert 
 
 
 
 
 2254 
 
 Stevens, Robert, and Be 
 
 neck( 
 
 ;, William 
 
 
 2255 
 
 Stevenson, Charles 
 
 
 
 
 2451-2453 
 
 Stewart, Charles . 
 
 
 
 
 1805, 2961 
 
Index of Authors. 
 
 239 
 
 Stewart, David 
 
 Stewart, George, Jr 
 
 Stewart, John 
 
 Stillman, B. R. 
 
 Stimpson, F. J. 
 
 Stockdell, H. C. 
 
 Stockell, William 
 
 Stone, Jacob . 
 
 Storey, J. H. 
 
 Stover, Joseph W 
 
 Stowell, T. P. 
 
 Stratton, W. H. 
 
 Stuart, H. C. 
 
 Sumner, Harold 
 
 Swan, Charles H. 
 
 Swenie, D. J. 
 
 Swett, Frank H. 
 
 Swingley, C. E. 
 
 Syme, F. M. 
 
 Tarrant, Kenneth J 
 
 Tatlock, R. R. 
 
 Tawse, John P. 
 
 Taylor, George W 
 
 Taylor, R. J. 
 
 Teale, F. B. 
 
 Teece, Richard 
 
 Tennant, John Bell 
 
 Thayer, William 
 
 Thomas, W. P. 
 
 Thompson, Clifford 
 
 Thompson, E. L 
 
 Thompson, F. A 
 
 Thompson, J. M 
 
 Thompson, Silvanus P. 
 
 Thompson, Spencer C. 
 
 Thompson, William 
 
 Thompson-Bedford Company 
 
 1253, I 
 
 24 
 
 ^95 
 
 1948 
 
 2454 
 1949 
 2175 
 2962 
 1724, 3023 
 2639 
 o, 2256, 2257 
 1661 
 
 1951 
 
 1253 
 
 1952, 2963 
 
 1663 
 
 1592 
 
 1254 
 
 1104 
 
 1664 
 
 . 1326 
 
 425, 1426, 1427 
 
 1337 
 
 1424 
 
 1953 
 3024 
 2640 
 ^954. 2455-3462, 2964 
 
 1955 
 1956 
 
 1 105 
 55^ 1593. 2965 
 
 2642 
 
 1 106 
 2528 
 1428 
 
 2463, 2464 
 2641 
 1725 
 
!40 
 
 Insurance Library Association of Boston 
 
 Thorburn, William 
 
 Thornton, A. W. 
 
 Thornton, Arthur C 
 
 Thorp, Windsor 
 
 Thurston, George H. 
 
 Thwaite, B. H. 
 
 Tiffany, H. S. 
 
 Tipping, W. A. 
 
 Tirrill, O. . 
 
 Tobin, T. W. 
 
 Todd, George A. 
 
 Torrance, Robert 
 
 Towe, C. F. 
 
 Tower, Charles P. 
 
 Tower, G. B. N. 
 
 Tozer, Alfred 
 
 Trackson, James J. P. 
 
 Trapp, A. C. 
 
 Trautwine, John C 
 
 Travis, G. 
 
 Trowbridge, W. P 
 
 Trull, Wm. C. 
 
 Tuckett, Harvey G 
 
 Tupper, S. Y. 
 
 Turnbull, A. D. Lindsay 
 
 Turnbull, A. H. . 
 
 Turnbull, Thomas 
 
 Turner, Henry R. 
 
 Tyler, Nathaniel . 
 
 Tyson, George H. 
 
 Upton, George P., and Sheahan, J 
 
 Ure, Andrew 
 
 Van Antwerp, C. H. 
 
 Van Buren, J. H. 
 
 Vance, J. P. 
 
 Van Ness, T. C. . 
 
 Van Valkenburcr, M. W 
 
 W. 
 
 07, 1163, 
 
 2465 
 2966 
 2529 
 1256 
 1726 
 
 1257 
 1 164 
 
 5S, 2 
 
 t43^ 2972, 
 
 1957^ 2967 
 1727 
 2643 
 2644 
 2530 
 2968 
 1665 
 1746 
 
 . 1328 
 1728 
 2970 
 1747 
 1258 
 1748 
 
 1 188 
 2466 
 
 . 1958 
 
 2531 
 
 2467, 2468 
 
 1959 
 i960 
 
 1 189 
 2971 
 
 . 1582 
 1749 
 
 1961, 1962 
 1963 
 1594 
 2973 
 2974 
 
Index of Authors. 
 
 241 
 
 Van Voorhis, William H 
 Vigeon, Harry 
 Wagner, George . 
 Wagner, Rudolph von 
 Wahl, William H. 
 Walford, Cornelius, 
 Walker, H. H. 
 Walker, H. O. 
 Wallace, Thomas . 
 Walling, Leander M. 
 Walton, W. G. . 
 Warden, Henry 
 Wardle, James 
 Warfield, Edwin . 
 Warner, S. G. 
 Warnock, Adam . 
 Warren, Nathan 
 Washburn, J. H. . 
 Waters, A. J. 
 Waterworth, J. W. 
 Watson, Edward S. 
 Watson, T. Wilkinson 
 Watt, Alexander . 
 Watt, Rolla V. 
 Weale, John 
 Webb, William 
 Webster, Franklin 
 Weed, Samuel R. 
 Weinmann, Louis . 
 Welch, J. St. Vincent 
 Welsh, Milton 
 Wendt, Ernst Emil 
 Wertheimer, J. 
 West, Byron D. . 
 Weston, Edmund B, 
 Wetzlar, Alexander J. 
 Whaling, W. J. . 
 
 ^595 
 
 2004, 2034, 2469, 2975, 
 
 2471- 
 
 1259, 2645, 
 
 1965^ 
 
 10-1114, 364S, 
 1966, 2260, 
 
 1968, 2980, 
 
 i329> 
 
 iii5> 197O' 
 
 3261, 
 I33I' 
 
 I ii6- 
 
 1 108 
 
 1 1 09 
 1964 
 
 1750 
 1729 
 2976 
 2977 
 2259 
 2470 
 1730 
 
 -2473 
 2646 
 2647 
 2474 
 
 2475 
 2476 
 1808 
 2978 
 2649 
 1596 
 2979 
 1967 
 2177 
 2981 
 
 1751 
 2650 
 
 1330 
 1 166 
 2982 
 2478 
 1969 
 2262 
 
 1432 
 2983 
 3026 
 -1118 
 1971 
 
242 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 Wheaton, Henry 2263-2265 
 
 VVheelock, Isaac R 2651 
 
 Whipple, CM 1260 
 
 Whitcomb, Charles W. .... 1332, 1333 
 
 White, J. E 1666 
 
 White, Peter 2984 
 
 Whitehead, J. M 2985 
 
 Whitehouse, W. H i433 
 
 Whiting, C. B 1809, 1810, 1972, 2986 
 
 Whiting, J. B. E 2987 
 
 Whiting, W. D 2479, 2480, 2532 
 
 Whitlock, J. L 1973 
 
 Whitney, F. H 2988 
 
 Whittemore, B. B 2989 
 
 Whitworth, Frank 2481 
 
 Wicks, G. Douglas 2482 
 
 Wight, P. B 1261 
 
 Wilder, D. W . 2990 
 
 Wilkinson, W i597 
 
 Williams, Abram i974> 2991 
 
 Williams, S. G., and Bruce, G 2266 
 
 Williams, Sylvester G 2992 
 
 Williamson, H. R 159^ 
 
 Willoughby, William F 2483 
 
 Wilson, D. B 1812 
 
 Wilson, John 1119,1334,1811,2994 
 
 Wilson, John Scott 2993 
 
 Windmiiller, Louis ...... 1262 
 
 Winne, Peter 1120,1121 
 
 Winter, Martin 2995 
 
 Witter, Thomas 1667, 1668 
 
 Wolfe, S. H 2484 
 
 Wolford, George 21 78, 2179 
 
 V/ollaston, H. N. P 2267 
 
 Wood, H. C 2180 
 
 Wood, Richard A. i975 
 
 Woodbridge, S. H 2652 
 
Index of Authors. 
 
 243 
 
 Woodbury, C. J. H., 1263, 1335, 1434-1 
 
 HO, 1599, 1669-1674 
 
 Woodhead, J. P 1336 
 
 Woods, J. Thomas 
 
 
 
 2996 
 
 Woodslde, Charles L. 
 
 
 
 
 2663 
 
 Woodthorpe, J. E. 
 
 
 
 
 • 2268, 2997-2999 
 
 Woodward, C. J. . 
 
 
 
 
 1441 
 
 Woodward, P. Henry 
 
 
 
 
 1814 
 
 Woodworth, A. J. 
 
 
 
 
 1813, 1976, 3000 
 
 Wood worth, C. H. 
 
 
 
 
 1 167 
 
 Wormald, John 
 
 
 
 
 1675-1677 
 
 Wray, A. H. 
 
 
 
 
 3001, 3002 
 
 Wright, A. J. 
 
 
 
 
 1815, 3004 
 
 Wright, C. A. 
 
 
 
 
 . 2485 
 
 Wright, G. Alexander 
 
 
 
 
 II23 
 
 Wright, Leslie A. . 
 
 
 
 
 3003 
 
 Wyatt, George W. 
 
 
 
 
 1977, 1978 
 
 Yarrington, Andrew 
 
 
 
 
 1600 
 
 Young, Alexander H. 
 
 
 
 
 1979 
 
 Young, C. F. T. . 
 
 
 
 
 1601 
 
 Young, T. E. 
 
 
 
 
 2486, 2487, 3005 
 
Containing a Sketch of the History of the Association, 
 iviih a List of its Members and Other Information 
 
 The Insurance Library Association is so directly an out- 
 growth of the New England Insurance Exchange that a sketch 
 of its history must begin with that of the mother organization. 
 The Exchange was formed in 18S3 by the fire insurance field 
 men having jurisdiction in New England. It was a purely 
 voluntary organization, exposed to the possibility of disruption 
 at any time, and in that case whatever property it might have 
 acquired would have been left without ownership. As the 
 value of this property increased from year to year, the necessity 
 of providing some permanent form of ownership for it became 
 more and more apparent, and this culminated when it was 
 proposed on behalf of Exchange members to establish a library 
 of fire insurance literature in a decision to provide some form 
 of corporate ownership. To incorporate the Ex- 
 change was out of the question, and finally it was 
 decided to form an incorporated society 
 composed of members of the Exchange, 
 which would thereby be controlled entirely 
 in its interest, but which at the same time 
 would be assured of continued and perma- 
 nent existence in case the Exchange went 
 out of operation. Accordingly, on the 
 "twenty-eighth day of December, 1887, a 
 (245) 
 
246 Insurance Library Association of Boston, 
 
 certificate of incorporation was granted by the Common- 
 wealth of Massachusetts creating the Insurance Library 
 Association of Boston, "for the purpose of prosecuting 
 educational, historical, literary, scientific, and social purposes 
 primarily in connection with, or relating to, insurance; 
 acquiring and holding books, maps, plans, surveys, and 
 papers relating to insurance, and general literature and science, 
 and for establishing, fitting, furnishing, and maintaining a 
 suitable place for a reading room, library, and for social 
 meetings ; and for any and all other purposes legitimately inci- 
 dental to, or in aid of, the main purposes of the Association." 
 The Insurance Library Association being thus created, it 
 became necessary to provide funds to carry out its objects, and 
 the fire insurance companies represented in the Exchange were 
 appealed to, and responded with subscriptions amounting to 
 over five thousand dollars. With this for an equipment fund, 
 the Trustees proceeded to secure and fit up rooms, which were 
 opened on the twenty-second day of December, 1888, almost 
 exactly a year after the Association was incorporated. From 
 the outset it has been the plan of the Trustees to provide and 
 maintain the property of the Association at a high standard of 
 quality and efficiency, and as a result the income derived 
 yearly from membership fees has been largely spent in adding 
 to the library and in necessary enlargements and repairs ; 
 nevertheless the funds have been so well husbanded that the 
 amount originally spent in establishing the plant has been 
 replaced in bank, so that that which was at the outset sub- 
 scribed as an Equipment Fund has now become a Maintenance 
 Fund, yielding an interest income, which is added to the 
 principal from year to year. One generous legacy has been 
 left the Association by a deceased member, and in time similar 
 bequests may be looked for from those who to-day are enjoying 
 the privileges of membership. No more appropriate manner 
 of keeping their memory green could be suggested, for the 
 work of the Association is being constantly enlarged, and its 
 scope is limited only by the means at the disposal of its Trustees. 
 
List of Subscribers 
 
 XTbe existence ot tbe Unsurance Xibrarp Bs* 
 sociation ot JSoston was renbere^ possible, ant) 
 its success was assure&, b^ tbe Generosity ot 
 tbe foUowing*name& Subscribers to its JEquip* 
 ment an& /Maintenance 3Fun^♦ 
 
 yEtna Insurance Company .... Hartford. 
 
 Agricultural Insurance Company . . Watertown. 
 
 Alliance Insurance Association .... New York. 
 Albany Insurance Company .... Albany. 
 American Fire and Marine Insurance Company . Boston. 
 
 American Fire Insurance Company . . New York. 
 
 American Fire Insurance Company . . Philadelphia. 
 
 American Fire Insurance Company . . . Newark. 
 
 American Central Insurance Company . . St. Louis. 
 
 Anglo Nevada Assurance Corporation . San Francisco. 
 
 Boston Insurance Company .... Boston. 
 
 Boylston Insurance Company .... Boston. 
 
 British-America Assurance Company . . Toronto. 
 
 Buffalo German Insurance Company . . . Buffalo. 
 
 Citizens Insurance Company .... New York. 
 City of London Fire Insurance Company . . London. 
 
 Commerce Insurance Company .... Albany. 
 Commercial Union Assurance Company . . London. 
 
 Commonwealth Insurance Company . . . New York. 
 
 Continental Insurance Company . . . New York. 
 
 Eliot Insurance Company ..... Boston. 
 
 Equitable Fire and Marine Insurance Company . Providence. 
 Fire Association of Philadelphia . . Philadelphia. 
 
 Fire Insurance Association .... London. 
 
 (247) 
 
248 
 
 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 Fireman's Fund Insurance Company . San Francisco. 
 
 Firemen's Insurance Company .... Newark. 
 Firemen's Fire Insurance Company . . . Boston. 
 
 First National Fire Insurance Company . . Worcester. 
 
 Franklin Fire Insurance Company . . Philadelphia. 
 
 German American Insurance Company . . New York. 
 
 German Alliance Insurance Company . . New York. 
 
 Germania Fire Insurance Company . . . New York. 
 
 Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Company Philadelphia. 
 Glens Falls Insurance Company . . Glens Falls. 
 
 Granite State Fire Insurance Company . Portsmouth. 
 
 Greenwich Insurance Company . . . New York. 
 
 Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Company . London. 
 Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Company . Hamburg. 
 Hanover Fire Insurance Company . . . New York. 
 
 Hartford Fire Insurance Company . . . Hartford. 
 
 Home Insurance Company .... New York. 
 
 Imperial Fire Insurance Company . . . London. 
 
 Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania Philadelphia. 
 
 Insurance Company of North America . Philadelphia. 
 
 Lancashire Insurance Company . . . Manchester. 
 
 Liberty Insurance Company .... New York. 
 Lion Fire Insurance Company .... London. 
 Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co. . Liverpool. 
 London Assurance Corporation . . • London. 
 
 London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Company . Liverpool. 
 Manchester Fire Assurance Company . Manchester. 
 
 Mercantile Fire and Marine Insurance Company Boston. 
 
 Merchants Insurance Company (The) . . Newark. 
 
 Meriden Fire Insurance Company . . . Meriden. 
 
 National Fire Insurance Company . . . Hartford. 
 
 Neptune Fire and Marine Insurance Company . Boston. 
 New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company . Manchester. 
 
 New York Bowery Fire Insurance Company . New York. 
 Newark Fire Insurance Company . . . Newark. 
 
 Niagara Fire Insurance Company . . . New York. 
 
 North American Insurance Company . . Boston. 
 
List of Subscribers* 
 
 249 
 
 North British & Mercantile Insurance Company 
 
 Northwestern National Insurance Company 
 
 Northern Assurance Company . 
 
 Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society 
 
 Orient Insurance Company 
 
 Pacific Fire Insurance Company 
 
 Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company 
 
 Phenix Insurance Company 
 
 Philadelphia Underwriters 
 
 Phoenix Assurance Company 
 
 Phoenix Insurance Company 
 
 Providence- Washington Insurance Company, 
 
 Prudential Fire Insurance Company . 
 
 Qiieen Insurance Company 
 
 Rochester-German Insurance Company 
 
 Royal Insurance Company 
 
 Royal Exchange Assurance 
 
 Scottish Union and National 
 
 Springfield Fire and Marine 
 
 Spring Garden Insurance Company . 
 
 Sun Fire Office .... 
 
 Traders Insurance Company 
 
 Union Assurance Society . 
 
 United Firemen's Insurance Company 
 
 United States Fire Insurance Company 
 
 Westchester Fire Insurance Company 
 
 Western Assurance Company 
 
 London. 
 
 Milwaukee. 
 
 London. 
 
 Norwich. 
 
 Hartford. 
 
 New York. 
 
 Philadelphia. 
 
 New York. 
 
 Philadelphia. 
 
 London. 
 
 Hartford. 
 
 Providence. 
 
 Boston. 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 Rochester. 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 London. 
 
 Edinburgh. 
 
 Springfield. 
 
 Philadelphia. 
 
 London. 
 
 Chicago. 
 
 London. 
 
 Philadelphia. 
 
 New York. 
 
 New York. 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Erratum. — There should have been included in the 
 List of Subscribers the name of the Union Insurance Com- 
 pany of Philadelphia. 
 
^y-laws of the (Association 
 
 ARTICLE I. 
 
 Admission to membership in The Insurance Library 
 Association of Boston shall be open only to members of the 
 New England Insurance Exchange, and to 
 New England field men of Companies sub- 
 scribing to the equipment and maintenance of this Associa- 
 tion. Any such member, or any such field man, who shall 
 Annual Dues sign these By-laws and pay the sum of ten 
 and Assessments, dollars as the first year's due, shall thereby 
 become a member of this Association, and shall thereafter 
 pay an annual assessment of ten dollars, together with such 
 further assessments as shall be recommended by the Board 
 of Trustees and approved by vote of the Association. 
 
 Any member of this Association shall, if elected by a 
 majority vote of the members present at any regular or special 
 meeting of this Association, become a life 
 member thereof. In issuing a call for such 
 meeting the clei-k shall state in said call the name or names 
 proposed for life membership. Life members of this Asso- 
 ciation shall have all the rights and privileges accorded to 
 active members. 
 
 Members shall have the same rights and privileges, and 
 Rights and be Subject to the same responsibilities, as if 
 Responsibilities, they had signed the original agreement for 
 incorporation of this Association. If a member changes his 
 occupation so as not to be connected with the insurance busi- 
 Active nembership ness his active membership shall cease ; but 
 shall Cease. hg shall be given a subscriber's card, with- 
 out charge, for the remainder of the year for which his dues 
 (250) 
 
By-laws of the Association. 251 
 
 are paid, upon application to the Trustees. Only active 
 
 members shall have the right to attend and 
 Right to Vote. , . r , A 
 
 vote at the meetmgs of the Association. If 
 
 any member shall fail to pay any assessment within the time 
 
 in which it is, by vote of the Association, 
 
 Failure to Pay. . . 
 
 made payable, his membership shall thence- 
 forth cease, and shall not be renewed save by vote of the 
 Association and upon payment of all unpaid dues. 
 
 ARTICLE II. 
 
 Subscribers' cards and Visitors' cards, entitling their 
 
 Subscribers' and holders to the use of the reading room and 
 
 Visitors' Cards, library at such times and under such rules 
 
 and charges as may be fixed and established therefor, may be 
 
 issued under direction, and with approval, of the Trustees. 
 
 ARTICLE III. 
 
 An annual meeting of the members of the Insurance 
 Library Association of Boston shall be held 
 
 Annual Meeting. , ^ , . ^ 
 
 on the second Saturday in January of each 
 year, at the rooms of the Association, or at such other place 
 as may be designated in the notice for the meeting. Notice of 
 Notice of the annual meeting and of any special meet- 
 
 Meetings, jng shall be signed by the President or by the 
 Clerk of the Association, and shall be given either by delivery 
 in hand to each member, or mailed to the last-known post- 
 office address of each member to whom notice in hand is not 
 given, not less than seven days before the time for such meet- 
 ing. Notice, as above provided, of any meeting may be dis- 
 pensed with in the case of any member or members who shall 
 in writing acknowledge receipt of due and sufficient notice of 
 such meeting. Special meetings of the Asso- 
 
 Special Heetings. . . , „ , „ , , , ^ . , 
 
 ciation shall be called by the President, with 
 notice as above provided, upon the written request of not less 
 than five members of the Association. At any meeting of 
 
 the Association at least fifteen members shall 
 
 Quorum. . . 
 
 be necessary to constitute a quorum ; but in 
 the absence of a quorum, a less number may adjourn the meet- 
 ing to a specified time and place. 
 
252 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 ARTICLE IV. 
 
 The usual parliamentary rules shall govern the trans- 
 
 Pariiamentary action of business on all points not otherwise 
 
 Rules. provided for in these By-laws, and the order 
 
 of business, unless otherwise directed at any meeting, shall be 
 
 as follows : — 
 
 I. Calling the roll. 
 
 3. Reading the record of previous meeting. 
 3. Reports of committees. 
 Of'^^f 4. Unfinished business. 
 
 Business. 5' ^ew business. 
 
 6. Election of officers when occasion re- 
 
 quires. 
 
 7. Adjournment. 
 
 ARTICLE V. 
 
 The officers of the Association shall be a President, 
 chosen from the Trustees as hereinafter pro- 
 vided, seven Trustees, to act in the place and 
 with the power of Directors, as hereinafter provided, a Treas- 
 When Chosen urer, and a Clerk. The Trustees, Treasurer 
 and How. and Clerk shall be chosen by ballot at the 
 
 first meeting of the Association, and thereafter at the annual 
 
 meetings of the Association, and shall hold 
 
 Term of Office. „ ., , 1 ^- j 
 
 office until the next annual meetmg, and 
 
 until others are chosen and qualified in their stead. In case 
 of a vacancy in any of these offices, the same 
 acancy. ^^^^ ^^ filled by the election of a successor at 
 a special meeting of the Association, duly called for that 
 purpose ; and the successor so chosen shall hold office for the 
 remainder of the current year and until the election and qual- 
 ification of his successor. 
 
 ARTICLE VI. 
 
 The government of this Association shall be in the hands 
 
 of a Board of Trustees, of whom there shall be seven, elected 
 
 Board of at each annual meeting for one year by ballot 
 
 Trustees. from among the active members. The Trus- 
 tees shall, at their first meeting after the organization of this 
 
By-laws of the Association. ^53 
 
 Corporation, and at their first meeting after each annual meet- 
 ing of the Corporation, or after a vacancy occurs in the office 
 Shall Choose a of President, choose by ballot one of their 
 President. number to be President of the Corporation, 
 who shall also act as Chairman of the Board of Trustees. 
 The Trustees shall have power to procure a proper build- 
 ing or rooms for the use of the Association, 
 
 Powers ol Trustees. , i -i r j i • j- i 
 
 to subscribe for and purchase periodicals 
 and books for the library, to hire a competent librarian, 
 and otherwise to do and perform all things necessary to the 
 proper welfare of this Association ; but they shall incur no 
 expense that there is not money in the treasury to meet, nor 
 shall they make this Association liable to, or for, any debt 
 exceeding one hundred dollars, unless authorized thereto by 
 vote of the Association. 
 
 ARTICLE VII. 
 
 The President shall preside at all meetings of the Asso- 
 ciation and of the Trustees, when present ; and in his absence 
 a President /re ietnpore maybe chosen. He shall perform 
 all the duties incident to his office prescribed 
 by law, by these By-laws and by vote of 
 the Trustees. He shall have full power to call meetings of 
 the Board of Trustees whenever he shall deem it expedient so 
 to do, and shall call such meetings upon the written request 
 of two or more of the Trustees. He shall also call meetings 
 of the members of the Association whenever requested so to 
 do by vote of the Trustees or upon the written request of not 
 less than five members of the Association. 
 
 ARTICLE VIII. 
 
 The Clerk shall be sworn to the faithful discharge of the 
 duties of his office. He shall keep accurate record of the 
 
 Duties of proceedings of the Association and of the 
 
 Clerk. Trustees at their respective meetings, and 
 
 shall perform all the duties incident to his office as Clerk ; 
 
254 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 whether prescribed by law, by these By-laws or by vote of 
 the Trustees. In his absence a Clerk pro tempore may be 
 chosen, who shall also be sworn, and shall, in the absence 
 of the Clerk, perform the duties of Clerk in his stead. The 
 records shall be the property of the Association. 
 
 ARTICLE IX. 
 
 The Treasurer shall, whenever required thereto by the 
 Corporation or by the Trustees, give bond for the faithful dis- 
 Duties of charge of his duties in such sum and with 
 
 Treasurer. g^ch sureties as shall satisfy the Trustees. 
 He shall have the custody of the corporate seal, whenever 
 one is adopted, and shall keep suitable books of account, 
 which shall be subject at all times to the inspection and con- 
 trol of the Trustees. He shall take or give proper vouchers 
 for all disbursements, and shall exhibit the financial condi- 
 tion of the Association to the Trustees whenever required, 
 and to the members at their annual ineeting. The same per- 
 son may be eligible to the offices at the same time of Treas- 
 urer and of Clerk. The Treasurer may, with the approval 
 of the Board of Trustees, delegate to the Librarian the keep- 
 ing of accounts and other clerical duties of his office. All 
 moneys received shall be deposited in bank in the name of 
 the Association, and disbursements thereof shall be only upon 
 checks signed by the Treasurer and countersigned by the 
 Chairman. 
 
 ARTICLE X. 
 
 The Librarian, under the direction of the Treasurer and 
 Board of Trustees, shall keep the accounts of the Associa- 
 
 Duties oi tion, and shall perform such other duties as 
 Librarian. x\-\2iy be assigned him by the Board of Trus- 
 tees, including such as ordinarily pertain to the office of 
 Treasurer, if thereto requested by the Treasurer and the 
 Board of Trustees. 
 
By-laws of the Association. 255 
 
 ARTICLE XI. 
 
 Rules and Regulations relative to the use of the library 
 and rooms of this Association shall be made by the Board of 
 Rules and Trustees, but no one shall be permitted to 
 Regulations. remove any book, map, survey, or other 
 similar property from the Association rooms without a special 
 vote of the Trustees authorizing him for special cause so to 
 do. Such rules and regulations shall be duly printed for the 
 information of members, and shall be displayed in the Asso- 
 ciation rooms. 
 
 ARTICLE XII. 
 
 These By-laws may be amended at any regular meeting 
 of this Association upon a vote of two thirds of the members 
 Amendments to present and voting ; and at any special meet- 
 By-laws, ing^ provided that due notice shall have been 
 given in the call therefor that an amendment of the By-laws 
 is proposed. A copy of the proposed amendment shall be 
 posted for two weeks upon the bulletin of this Association in 
 its rooms, and shall be mailed to each member at least two 
 weeks before the date of the meeting at which action is to 
 be taken. 
 
Rules and Regulations 
 
 Smoking is not allowed in the Association rooms. 
 
 Copies or tracings of maps or surveys must not be 
 made. 
 
 No one shall be permitted to remove any book, map, 
 sui-vey or other similar property from the Association rooms 
 without a special vote of the Trustees authorizing him for 
 special cause so to do. 
 
 Employees of Subscribers visiting the rooms must be 
 known to the Librarian, and must not remain after the busi- 
 ness on which they are sent has been transacted. 
 
 Subscribers' and Employees' Cards may be recalled at 
 any time upon vote of the Trustees, and pro rata return of 
 the amount paid for such cards. 
 
 Chairmen of Rating Committees of the New England 
 Insurance Exchange may remove the maps of towns of which 
 such Committees have charge, for use in any room of the 
 Exchange, upon giving a receipt agreeing to return such 
 maps during same day. 
 
 (25^0 
 
rilli HEADING ROOM 
 
List of cMembers 
 
 The following list shows the year in which each member 
 joined the Association, together with year of withdrawal if no 
 longer a member. Where an asterisk (*) precedes the name, 
 a photograph of such member is included in the Library 
 collection : — 
 
 iSSS *Adams, Alexander C. 
 1S95 *Adlard, Walter 
 1S99 Alden, H. Bingley 
 
 1 89 1 Allen, George H. 
 1898 Anthony, Arthur C. 
 1888 *Babb, George W., Jr 
 1888 *Baker, Henry N. 
 1898 Banks, Samuel S. 
 1894 Barley, Joseph F. 
 1888 *Bartlett, William B. (deceased) 
 
 1 888 * Barton, Steven E. 
 
 1892 * Bartow, Nevitt S. 
 1898 Battilana, Frank H. 
 1S89 Bean, Henry S. 
 
 1 89 1 *Berry, Arthur L. 
 
 1894 Blood, Herbert F. 
 
 1889 Bodwell, George B. 
 
 1893 *Boothby, William A. R. 
 1896 Brewer, George E. 
 
 1895 Brown, Isaac J. 
 1889 *Brush, Edward C. 
 
 1 888 *Burger, Joseph H. 
 1898 Burnside, Joseph F. 
 
 1889 *Burrington, Arthur S 
 
 1892 *Buxton, Mark R. 
 1888 *Carpenter, Frederick B. 
 
 (257) 
 
 1897 
 
 1591 
 1892 
 
 1891 
 
 1897 
 1898 
 
 1894 
 
258 
 
 Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1888 *Carpenter, George O. (deceased) 
 
 1 89 1 *Case, William W. . 
 
 1888 *Chadwick, Orville B. (deceased) 
 
 1895 Churchill, Heber B. 
 
 1 888 Clapp, Horace B. 
 
 1890 Clarke, Arthur A. 
 
 18S9 Clarke, Samuel B. (deceased) 
 
 1898 *Cli£ford, Charles C. 
 
 1 888 *Colley, Frank A. 
 
 1898 Conner, Edward P. 
 1888 Corbet, James C. 
 1888 *Cornish, John B. 
 1S98 Cornish, John J. 
 1888 *Cowles, Edmund B. 
 1893 *Cross, Fred D. . 
 
 1888 *Crosby, Uberto C. 
 
 1889 Curtis, Alonzo P. 
 1889 Curtiss, Edwin A. (deceased) 
 1 888 *Dearborn, William F 
 
 1888 *Downey, John J. 
 
 1889 Dooley, Thomas H. 
 1889 Damon, Alonzo W. 
 1SS9 De Camp, Daniel J. (deceased) 
 
 1899 Ducayet, Kirby S. 
 1 888 *Emerson, Moses R. 
 1888 *Everett, Edward F. (deceased) 
 
 1888 *Eastman, George W. 
 
 1889 *Edgar, George P. (deceased) 
 1898 Fairfield, Herbert G. 
 1888 *Field, George P. 
 1895 Fiske, Henry A. 
 1888 *Forbush, James M. 
 1895 *Forbush, bayle T. 
 1898 Fowler, Arthur B. 
 1888 *Fowler, Charles B. 
 1S92 *Freeman, Horace V. (deceased) 
 I So I *Furness, Georsre A. . 
 

 List of Members. 
 
 
 
 1893 
 
 Furness, William T. . . . . 
 
 1 888 
 
 *Galacar, Charles E. . 
 
 
 
 
 1899 
 
 Galacar, Frederick R. 
 
 
 
 
 18SS 
 
 *Gillett, Albert B. 
 
 
 
 
 1S99 
 
 Gilmour, William 
 
 
 
 
 1899 
 
 Goddard, Ralph F. . 
 
 
 
 
 1888 
 
 Goule, Louis F. 
 
 
 
 
 1 888 
 
 *Gray, William R. 
 
 
 
 
 1895 
 
 Grier, William D. . 
 
 
 
 
 1 888 
 
 Grover, Jefferson W. 
 
 
 
 
 1SS9 
 
 *Hastings, James F. 
 
 
 
 
 1895 
 
 *Hatch, Arthur T. 
 
 
 
 
 1889 
 
 *Hellyar, William H. 
 
 
 
 
 1S96 
 
 Hendrick, Elvvood 
 
 
 
 
 1888 
 
 *Hess, Henry E. 
 
 
 
 
 1S90 
 
 Hill, Herbert C. 
 
 
 
 
 1S97 
 
 Hill, Willard C. 
 
 
 
 
 1SS9 
 
 *Hilliard, Joseph C. . 
 
 
 
 
 1SS8 
 
 *Hinkley, George W. 
 
 
 
 
 1888 
 
 *Hiscock, Henry L. 
 
 
 
 
 1S8S 
 
 *Hollis, J. Edward (decease 
 
 d) 
 
 
 
 1895 
 
 Howe, Samuel G. 
 
 
 
 
 1SS8 
 
 *Ide, George Herbert 
 
 
 
 
 1891 
 
 Ide, Henry J. . 
 
 
 
 
 1899 
 
 Jordan, L. Stewart 
 
 
 
 
 1888 
 
 *Judd, Charles C. 
 
 
 
 
 1888 
 
 Jenckes, William D. 
 
 
 
 
 1888 
 
 Kearley, George R. 
 
 
 
 
 1S8S 
 
 *Kendall, George E. . 
 
 
 
 
 1891 
 
 *Kendig, John L. 
 
 
 
 
 1889 
 
 *Knabe, Henry A. 
 
 
 
 
 1899 
 
 Lauler, Walter A. . 
 
 
 
 
 1892 
 
 *Law, Edgar A. . 
 
 
 
 
 1888 
 
 Leighton, James H, . 
 
 
 
 
 1892 
 
 Leypoldt, Rudolph G. 
 
 
 
 
 1894 
 
 *Liccty, John L. 
 
 
 
 
 18S9 
 
 Linnell, John W., Jr. 
 
 
 
 
 259 
 
 [894 
 
26o Insurance Library Association of Boston. 
 
 1895 
 
 *Lock, Frank 
 
 1888 
 
 Loewenguth, Louis E. 
 
 1889 
 
 Macullar, Charles E. 
 
 1895 
 
 *McClellan, William B. 
 
 1895 
 
 Medlicott, William B. 
 
 1898 
 
 Neal, William B. 
 
 1890 
 
 *Neiley, George 
 
 1 888 
 
 *North, Edward C. . 
 
 1895 
 
 Nutt, Frank A. 
 
 1889 
 
 O'Brion, Thomas L. 
 
 1889 
 
 Paige, John C. (deceased) 
 
 •1888 
 
 *Palmer, Charles D. . 
 
 1888 
 
 *Farsons, Samuel G. . 
 
 '1 888 
 
 *Patridge, Eugene E. . 
 
 1898 
 
 Prentice, Daniel 
 
 18S9 
 
 Reid, James J. 
 
 1895 
 
 Rice, Clifford H. 
 
 ■I 888 
 
 *Rice, William F. 
 
 1889 
 
 *Richards, Ellis G. . 
 
 1S96 
 
 Rosencrantz, George S. 
 
 1896 
 
 Russell, George O. . 
 
 1889 
 
 *Sewell, Albert W. . 
 
 1890 
 
 *Shaw, George . 
 
 1889 
 
 *Shepley, George L. . 
 
 1888 
 
 * Sherman, Amos 
 
 18S8 
 
 *Simpson, Arthur K. . 
 
 1889 
 
 Slade, Albion K., Jr. 
 
 1889 
 
 *Slocum, Charles M. . 
 
 1 888 
 
 Smith, Charles G. . 
 
 1890 
 
 *Smith, William H. . 
 
 1891 
 
 *Soule, Horace H., Jr. 
 
 1889 
 
 *Stevens, Francis H. . 
 
 1888 
 
 *Stillman, Benjamin R. 
 
 1898 
 
 Tallman, George, Jr. 
 
 188S 
 
 Tatman, R. James 
 
 18SS 
 
 Taylor, George W. 
 
 1891 
 
 *Teale, W. Tracy 
 
List of Members. 
 
 261 
 
 1895 
 
 *Tillinghast, James E. 
 
 
 
 
 1888 
 
 *Turner, Henry R. 
 
 
 
 
 1899 
 
 Underhill, Clarence K. 
 
 
 
 
 1888 
 
 Vinton, Hammond (deceased) 
 
 
 
 1892 
 
 1889 
 
 * Watson, Edward L. . 
 
 
 
 1890 
 
 1888 
 
 *Wetherbee, Frederic A. 
 
 
 
 1894 
 
 1888 
 
 Wheelock, Howard S. 
 
 
 
 1896 
 
 1897 
 
 Wlieelock, Isaac R. . 
 
 
 
 1899 
 
 1889 
 
 Whitney, Henry F. . 
 
 
 
 1892 
 
 1888 
 
 *Whittemore, Benjamin B. 
 
 
 
 
 1888 
 
 Whyte, Samuel J. . 
 
 
 
 1890 
 
 1 888 
 
 *Wilcox, Walter L. . 
 
 
 
 
 1889 
 
 *Wilkins, Clarence H. 
 
 
 
 
 1888 
 
 Wise, Charles H. 
 
 
 
 1892 
 
 1892 
 
 Wood, Harry P. 
 
 
 
 
 1892 
 
 *Woodside, Charles L. 
 
 
 
 
 iSSS 
 
 *Wray, Alexander H. 
 
 
 
 1890 
 
Photographs 
 
 In addition to photographs of such members of the Library 
 Association as have an asterisk (*) affixed to their names in 
 the List of Members, on pages 257 to 261 inckisive, the Asso- 
 ciation albums contain photographs of members of the New 
 England Insurance Exchange who are not members of this 
 Association, as follows: James Bruerton, W. E. Baker, E. 
 B. Bailey, W. F. Bauer, Curtis Clarke, W. F. Crook, H. C. 
 Eddy, W. G. Everett, J. D. Eaton, W. G. Fitch, A. L. 
 Frisby, H. C. Fuller, C. M. Goddard, G. B. Greenslet, I. L. 
 Holt, Geo. C. Howe, C. W. Kellogg, John B. Knox, F. M. 
 Lloyd, R. W. Loomis, W. B. McCray, J. H. Mott, Jr., Geo. 
 J. Porter, S. B. Reed, F. W. Sargent, E. J. Sloan, E. G. 
 Snow, J. U. Taintor, Giles K. Tinker, P. F. Turner, W. H. 
 Winkley and S. P. Wood. Also a photograph of George 
 Adlard, Esquire, one of the first agents in Boston, and sub- 
 sequently a prominent manager in New York, presented by 
 his grandson, Mr. Walter Adlard ; and an album containing 
 forty-one photographs of Directors and Officers (1888-1S90) 
 of the Continental Insurance Company of New York. 
 
 (262) 
 
THE CASE ROOM 
 
I 
 
I 
 
Portraits 
 
 The Association has been presented with crayon por- 
 traits of the following named deceased members of the New 
 England Insurance Exchange. 
 
 Clarke, Nicholas Arthur 
 French, George Atherton 
 Horner, Benjamin Sanford 
 Miller, Danforth Leavins 
 Smith, Lemuel Dickinson 
 Steere, Whiteman Tourtellotte 
 
 (263) 
 
Old VoUcies and Policies used in 
 Foreign Countries 
 
 Among other jnetnorabilia the Association has received 
 from various sources policies of interest because of their age ; 
 and also specimens of policies used in foreign countries, these 
 latter being sent us by companies issuing them in response to 
 a request therefor made while this Catalogue was in process 
 of printing. These foreign specimens cover policies used in 
 the following named countries : Austria, Balkan States, Bel- 
 gium, Canada, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Hol- 
 land, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Norway, Portugal, Romania, 
 Russia, Sandwich Islands, South Africa, Spain, Sweden and 
 Switzerland. They are arranged in the order named in a 
 book large enough to permit the policies to be bound in full 
 size, so that they can be readily inspected and compared by 
 those interested in such matters. In this book have also been 
 placed various old policies as follows : — 
 
 Office of Joseph Dows, King Street, Boston, with four 
 underwriters, insuring sloop " Ranger," 1746. 
 
 Office of Nathaniel Barber, Ann Street, Boston, with 
 three underwriters, insuring schooner "Three Friends," 
 1774. 
 
 Royal Exchange Assurance, London, insuring dwelling 
 of David Garrick, 1775. 
 
 Hand in Hand Office, London (framed), 1778. 
 
 Office of John Hurd, Boston, with three underwriters, 
 acting for twenty in all, and insuring brigantine " Chance," 
 1784. 
 
 (264) 
 
Old Policies and Foreigfn Policies. 265 
 
 Office of Peter C. Brooks, Boston, with four underwrit- 
 ers, insuring schooner " Sukey," 1800. 
 
 Hartford Fire Insui-ance Company, insuring Jonathan 
 Ramsey of Hartford, 181 7. 
 
 Washington Insurance Company, New York, insuring 
 Thomas Brooks, 1S21. 
 
 Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Company, 
 insuring Francis Stanton, 1829. 
 
Photographic Views and Groups 
 
 The Association has been presented from time to time 
 with photographs, many made by members who are amateur 
 photographers, of groups of adjusters, outing parties, great 
 fires and other interesting occasions and events ; and these 
 have been mounted in albums which are at the disposal of 
 members and visitors upon application to the Librarian. 
 These photographs are as follows : — 
 
 Conflagration at Marblehead, Mass., iS88 ; four views. 
 
 Conflagration at Lynn, Mass., 1889; seven views. 
 
 Adjusters at Glens Falls, N. Y., 1883. 
 
 Burning of Gardner Block, Brockton, 1889; two views. 
 
 Adjusters at St. John, N. B., 1871. 
 
 Ice-covered ruins of Hecht Wool Warehouse, 1893 ; two 
 views. 
 
 Salvage at Litchfield, Ct., 1888. 
 
 Burning of Congregational Church and adjoining Fac- 
 tory, Rockland, Mass., 1890. 
 
 Conflagration at Eastport, Me., 1S86; four views. 
 
 Ice-covered ruins of Granite Block, Augusta, Me., 1890; 
 two views. 
 
 Outing of Exchange, 1891 ; five views. 
 
 Outing of Exchange, 1893; five views. 
 
 Adjusters at Baltic Mills, Connecticut, 1888 ; two views. 
 
 Officers and Special Agents, Hartford Fire Insurance 
 Company, 1885. 
 
 Trial of Waterworks, North Brookfield, Mass., 1894; 
 three views. 
 
 (266) 
 
Photogffaphic Views and Groups. 267 
 
 Buildings photographed at Night by light of their own 
 burning, Litchfield, 1SS9; framed. 
 
 Conflagration at Norway, Me., 1894. 
 
 Insurance Library Rooms, 1889. 
 
 Group of Canadian Fire Underwriters Association, with 
 key, 1886; framed. 
 
 Reproduction in fac-simile of the New Hampshire Com- 
 pact, 1885 ; framed. 
 
 Group of Boston Underwriters clerks, 1865 ; framed. 
 
 Ruins of Aldrich House, Providence, R. I., 1888; 
 framed. 
 
 Photo-lithograph Copy of Reminiscences of Engine 
 Company No. 18, giving roster of the Old Barnicoats, 
 Boston, 1849; framed. 
 
 Merchants Exchange, State Street, Boston, 1842, 
 showing Insurance Offices of that day; framed. 
 
 Old State House in 1872, framed, showing its Occupancy 
 for Insurance Offices. 
 
 Group of Southeastern Tariff Association, taken at Wash- 
 ington, 1S96 ; framed. 
 
Form of Bequest 
 
 ir Qivc ant) bequeatb to tbe ITnsurance 
 Xibrarii Bssociation ot Boston, incorporated in 
 1887, tbe sum ot 
 
 H)oUars, 
 
 to be applied to tbe uses ot saiC) corporation. 
 
 Signeo, 
 
% THIS BOOK WAS PRINTED IN 
 THE YEAR EIGHTEEN HUNDRED 
 AND NINETY-NINE AT THE SHOP 
 OF FRANK WOOD, WASHINGTON 
 STREET, BOSTON. MASS., U. S. A. 
 
PREFACE. 
 
 The whole number of books and pamphlets added to the Insur- 
 ance Library in 1900 was S56, in 1901, 475 and in 1902, 450. making 
 nearly i,Soo accessions since the publication of Mr. Hess' Catalogue in 
 1899. Besides these have been articles of very great theoretical and 
 practical value, contributed to current numbers of insurance peri- 
 odicals, which, without attempting to enumerate, we have endeavored, 
 by classifying and indexing, to rescue from undeserved oblivion, and 
 make accessible to students of insurance. Thus the actual accessions 
 to the library in the last three years must number several hundred, at 
 least, more than appears from its regular reports. 
 
 These facts are offered as one reason for publishing at this time 
 a supplementary catalogue of the Fire and Marine Insurance literature 
 in the Insurance Library of Boston. 
 
 But there is another reason. While on its theoretical side tire 
 insurance is pretty firmly established, so that it is subject to but little 
 change from year to year, on its practical side it is subject to changes 
 constantly. Its literature, therefore, as it touches the practical side, 
 soon becomes obsolete, or at least insufficient, and in need of much 
 supplementing. The Catalogue of 1899 makes available to the student 
 the contents of the library three years ago; this catalogue aims to 
 supplement that by making available what has been added since. 
 
 While the burden of an undertaking of this kind is necessarily 
 great, it is believed that no contribution which the Insurance Library 
 can now make will be more useful to members of the Association, 
 more pleasing to the friends who have helped to make the library what 
 it is, or more helpful to the fire underwriting fraternity as a whole. 
 It is to be remembered that no other organization is at present engaged 
 on so extensive a scale in collecting fire insurance literature; that no 
 other is in a position to do the work of cataloguing so thoroughly ; and 
 in a way, since the literature of any subject becomes available in pro- 
 portion as it is indexed and classified, that no work stands in greater 
 need of being done. 
 
 D. X. HANDY, Librarian. 
 
 Boston, Mass., Feb. 2S, 1903. 
 
EXPLANATION. 
 
 The following pages are strictly supplementary. Noth- 
 ing entered in the Catalogue of 1S99 has been intentionally 
 entered here. It is especially desirable, therefore, that stu- 
 dents of insurance literature understand from the outset that 
 this list must always be used in connection with the Catalogue 
 of 1899, which preceded it. 
 
 Organizations and institutes established since 1899, or 
 whose reports the Insurance Library has begun to receive 
 since 1899, are entered here, with the usual information re- 
 garding them. Reports of all organizations entered in the 
 Catalogue of 1S99 ^^ "complete" have been received com- 
 plete to date. Individual papers and addresses delivered be- 
 fore the latter, during 1900, 1901 and 1902, are given in the 
 following pages, under subject and author headings. The 
 finding reference, by which any article may be located, is 
 usually under the subject rather than the author heading. 
 The key to the subject heading is furnished by the arrange- 
 ment of titles under each "author" heading. Thus if it is 
 desii-ed to find a certain article on the electrolysis of gas and 
 water pipes, by William Brophy, the seeker being sure only 
 of the fact that an article on this general subject has been 
 written by Mr. Brophy, he will find, on turning to BROPHY, 
 William, "Electrolysis of Gas and Water Pipes, The Pre- 
 vention of," but without any definite location of it. The word 
 " Electrolysis," however, will serve as the key; and turning 
 to "Electrolysis," he will find the article in question and its 
 definite location. 
 
 Annuals, Insurance Journals, Directories, and Statistical 
 and Law Reports, issued periodically, listed as complete in the 
 Catalogue of 1899, have been received complete to date. They 
 are not entered here.* 
 
 A list of abbreviations used in these pages, with the ex- 
 planation of each, and of the few special classifications em- 
 ployed, will be found on the next page. 
 
 * For volumes and files still needed to complete sets of the above publications, 
 entered in the Catalogue of 1899 as "incomplete," see the Insurance Library Want 
 Bulletin, a copy of which will be sent on request. 
 
ABBREVIATIONS. 
 
 Arg2is. The Argus, Chicago. 
 
 BP, Bound Pamphlets. 
 
 Birmingham. Proceedings, The Insurance Institute of 
 Birmingham. 
 
 British, Publications, The British Fire Prevention Com- 
 mittee. 
 
 Chronicle. The Chronicle, New York. 
 
 Coast Reviexv. The Coast Review, San Francisco. 
 
 Commissioners. Proceedings National Convention Insurance 
 Commissioners. 
 
 Cosmop. Mag. Cosmopolitan Magazine, New York. 
 
 Econ. Monthly Journal of Insurance Economics, Boston. 
 
 Engineers. Proceedings, International Association of Fire 
 Engineers. 
 
 Experiment Station. Reports, Insurance Engineering 
 Experiment Station, Boston. 
 
 Federation. Journal of the Federation of Insurance Insti- 
 tutes of Great Britain and Ireland. 
 
 Glasgow. Proceedings, Insurance and Actuarial Society of 
 Glasgow. 
 
 Ins. Eng. Insurance Engineering, New York. 
 
 Ins. Field. The Insurance Field, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 Ins. Library. Reports, Insurance Library Association of 
 Boston. 
 
 Ins. Post. The Insurance Post, Chicago. 
 
 Ins. Report. The Insurance Report, Denver. 
 
 Ins. Reg. The Insurance Register, Philadelphia. 
 
 Local Agents. Proceedings, National Association of Local 
 Fire Insurance Agents. 
 
Manchester. Proceedings, Insurance Institute of Manchester. 
 
 Massachusetts. Proceedings, Massachusetts State Firemen's 
 Association. 
 
 Monitor. The Insurance Monitor, New York. 
 
 Mutual Betiejit. Reports, The Insurance Clerks' Mutual 
 Benefit Association of the City of New York. 
 
 Mutuals. Publications, Boston Manufacturers' Mutual Fire 
 Insurance Co., Boston. 
 
 National. Proceedings, National Board of Fire Underwriters. 
 
 New Castle. Proceedings, Insurance Institute of New 
 Castle-upon-Tyne. 
 
 Ne%v Zealand. Proceedings, Insurance Institute of New 
 Zealand. 
 
 Northwest. Proceedings, Fire Underwriters' Association 
 of the Northwest. 
 
 No?-zvich. Proceedings, The Norwich Insurance Institute. 
 
 Norwich Unio7i Mag. Norwich Union Magazine. 
 
 Ohio. Annual Reports, Ohio State Board of Fire Un- 
 derwriters. Auxiliary to the National Board of Fire 
 Underwriters. 
 
 Pacific. Proceedings, Fire Underwriters' Association of the 
 Pacific. 
 
 Philadelphia. Reports, Insurance Society of Philadelphia. 
 
 Protection. Proceedings, National Fire Protection Associa- 
 tion. 
 
 Scrap Bk. Scrap Book. 
 
 South. Proceedings, Underwriters' Association of the South. 
 
 Spectator. The Spectator, New York. 
 
 Standard. The Standard, Boston. 
 
 T. I. P. The Insurance Press, New York. 
 
 Toronto. Proceedings, The Insurance Institute of Toronto, 
 Canada. 
 
 Und. Rev. The Underwriters' Review, Des Moines. 
 
 U. S. Review. The United States Review, Philadelphia. 
 Vermont Report. Report of the Insurance Commissioner of 
 
 Vermont. 
 Victoria. Proceedings, The Insurance Institute of Victoria. 
 Vietvs. Views, Washington, D. C. 
 
Vindicator. The Vindicator, New Orleans. 
 
 Wales Record. Reports of Proceedings, Insurance Institute 
 of New South Wales. 
 
 Weekly Utid. Weekly Underwriter, Pittsburgh. 
 
 Western Und. Western Underwriter, Cincinnatti and Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 Torkshirc. Report of Proceedings, Insurance Institute of 
 Yorkshire. 
 
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATIONS. 
 
 British Fire Prevention Committee, Reports of Tests. 
 
 Field Organizations. 
 
 Fire Hazards and Processes. 
 
 Fire Tests of Materials. 
 
 Historical. 
 
 Insurance Directories. 
 
 Insurance Engineering Experiment Station, Reports of. 
 
 Law of Insurance. 
 
 Statistics of Insurance (including Almanacs, etc.) 
 
 Weight Tests of Materials. 
 
ABBOTT, Frank B. Fireproof and Rustproof Construction of Steel 
 Buildings. 
 
 — Fire Proof Construction, The Unbidden Guest in. 
 Abridgement of Specifications Relating to Fire Engines, Extinguishers, 
 
 Escapes, Alarms, etc., A. D. 1625 to 1866. Published by 
 
 order of the Commissioners of Patents, London, 1877. 
 
 D pp. 350-^6. 
 Accounts. (See Book Losses, WADDELL, etc.) 
 Acetylene, Mineral Oil and. The Risks Attending the Use of. By G. 
 
 G. Henderson. G/as^^otv, Fourth Series, No. 13. 
 
 — The Best Illuminant vet Discovered. Anon. Advocate, XIII: 
 
 213, 23S, 263. 
 
 — and its Generation. Anon. T. I. P., De. 12, i8g8, J>. 2. 
 
 — and its Hazards. By F. M. Griswold. T. I. P., Fe. g, iSgS. 
 . —and its Hazards; a Defense of Acetylene by F. G. Henderson, 
 
 manfr., and a Reply by F. ^l. Griswold. T. I. P., My. 11, 
 i8g8, p. 6. 
 
 — Dealers' Handbook. Anon. Pamph. T pp. 40. BP. XI. 
 Acetylene Gas. 
 
 — By David Porter Heap, Lieut. -Col. of Engineers, U. S. A. (cut 
 
 from Cos7nop. Mag., Sept., 1901). BP. XV. 
 
 — By John Hunter. Newcastle, i8g8-gg: 3g. 
 
 — By William McDevitt. Engineers, i8gg : bo. 
 
 — Authorities on. By F. Cortez Wilson & Co. BP. XI. 
 
 — Dangers Incident Thereto. By Robert Howe. Toronto, i8gg- 
 
 igoo:33. 
 
 — Future of. By George Landis Wilson. Pamph. O pp. 7. BP. 
 
 — Hazards of, as Compared with Coal Gas. By F. M. Griswold. 
 
 T. I. P.. Mr. 30, iSgS, p. j. 
 
 — Lighting (from "Domestic Engineering"). By F. Cortez 
 
 Wilson. BP. XII. 
 
 — Production and Use of. By W. Doman. O pp. 60. London, 
 
 1902. 
 
 — Reports on. National, igoi : loS; igo2 : 86. 
 
 — The Acetogen. By F. Cortez Wilson & Co. T pp. 30, Chicago. 
 
 BP. XL 
 
 — and Carbide of Calcium. Miituah, Vol. V, 173, 204. 
 
 " Acres of Ashes ; " an Account of the Conflagration in Jacksonville, 
 Fla., May 3, 1901. Anon. Pamph., pp. unnumbered 
 Jacksonville, Fla., 1901. 
 
 IS 
 
ADAMS, John. " Where are we at ? " Northnvest, igoo : iq. 
 Adjuster, The, His Influence upon Underwriting. By H. A. Dike, 
 
 Northwest, jgoo:jj. (See also Adjusting, Adjustments,. 
 
 Fire Loss Assessor, Daniels.) 
 Adjusting Grain Field Losses. (Grain Field Losses.) 
 Adjustment of Mercantile Losses, The Principles and Practices which 
 
 Obtain in the. By E. F. Rice. 0^110,1877:30. 
 
 — of Losses on Buildings. By A. J. Waters. 0^10,1876:6. 
 
 Adjustment ^A^ork, Some Remarks on the Study of. By F. G. Argall. 
 
 Pamph. O pp. 8. San Francisco, 1899. 
 Adjustments and Public Opinion. By W. G. Greer. North-vest, 
 
 1 go 1 : 7S. 
 
 AFFIELD, F. O. " Ounce of Prevention, The." 
 
 Agency Movement, The, From the Company's Standpoint. By John 
 
 H. Washburn. Econ., i : /oj. 
 Agent, The, What He Expects from the Company. By Edward B. 
 
 Case. Loc. Agents, igo2 : 37. 
 Agents, Multiplicity of. By "H. R. T." Folder Sq. S pp. 4. BP. 
 
 NVII. (See also Multiple Agencies.) 
 Agents' and Surveyors' Pocketbook of Information, Fire Insurance. 
 
 By George Velten Steeb. S pp. 152. New York, 1896. 
 Agreement of 1900, Copy of. Prepared by Committee of 27, but not 
 
 Effective for Want of Signatures. National igoi : 47. 
 Aims of the Institute. (Toronto.) By J. B. Laidlow. Toronto, i8gg- 
 
 igoo : 16. 
 Alton Fire and Marine Insurance Co., Charter of. (HISTORICAL.) 
 An Essay to Prove that all Insurance on Ships and Merchandise at 
 
 Sea, beyond the Interest of the Assured, ought to be Pro- 
 hibited. By a Merchant. Pamph. pp. 8. London, 1747. 
 
 BP. XIV. 
 ANDERSON, A. L. Federal Regulation of Insurance Companies, 
 
 The Constitutional Aspects of. 
 Anti-Compact Laws, ILave they Reduced Rates? Anon. Econ., 
 
 2 : loi. 
 
 Anti-Trust Agitation. By Otto Greely. Northxvcst, igoo : 36. 
 
 Appraisal, Disagreement for. By F. G. Argall. Pacific, igoo : log. 
 
 Apportionment of Loss, The, and Contribution of Compound Insur- 
 ance. A Clear Explanation of the Various Rules, with 
 Examples. By W. H. Daniels. Sq. S pp. 77. Indianapolis, 
 1902. 
 
 Architecture, Some Notes on, from a Fire Insurance Point of View. 
 By Lloyd Taylor. Victoria, i8g8 : 43. 
 
 ARGALL, F. G. Adjustment Work, Some Remarks on. 
 Appraisal, Disagreement for. 
 
 Assessor. (Fire Loss Asses.sor.) 
 
 16 
 
ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION of CAPETOWN, THE. Organ- 
 ized November, 1891. First printed Report, Fifth Annual, 
 1896. Succeeded in 1S99 bv the Insurance Institute of South 
 Africa. Reports Complete. 
 
 — Articles of Association. Pamph. Sq. T pp. 4. Capetown, 1891. 
 ATKJXSON, Edward. Fire Loss, The Increasing, in the United 
 
 States ; its Cause and Prevention. Massac/iiisc/fs, /goo : 42. 
 
 Insurance Engineering, A Department of. a Public Necessity. 
 Mufitah, Vol. VI. 
 
 Park Ave. Hotel, New York, Report on Fire in, 1902, with Some 
 Suggestions for Removing the Fire Perils there Presented. 
 Mutuals, VI. 
 
 Paterson, N. J., Brief Account of Conflagration in, 1902, with 
 Special Reference to Work of Mill Apparatus in Checking 
 its Progress in one Direction. Mnfiiah, VI. 
 
 Prevention of Loss by Fire, The, an Applied Science. Eiiiii- 
 //eers, iqo2 : j j. 
 
 Prevention of Loss by Fire, The; Fifty Years' Record of Fac- 
 tory Mutual Insurance, based on Thirty-five Years' Personal 
 Experience. With Suggestions for the Protection of Cities 
 from Conflagrations. Pamph. O pp. 95. Boston, 1900. 
 
 Protection from P^ire. An Address before the 111. Mfrs. Asso- 
 ciation, Oct. 15, 02. BP. XVII. 
 
 Protection of City Warehouses from Loss by Fire. (In " The 
 Prevention of Loss by Fire," p. 78.) 
 Automatic Fire Alarm, "May's." ("May's.") 
 
 — Systems. By William Brophy. Engineers, iSgg: bg. 
 Automatic Fire Detecting Appliances. By R. K. MacKenzie. Nor- 
 
 wic/i, jgoo-oi : 17. (See also. Fire Alarm, BRITISH, etc ) 
 Automatic Sprinkler. 
 
 — Installations. By W. Beeston. Binnhigham. igoo-oi : 82. 
 
 — Triumph of the. Anon. /;/.':. Eiig., II: 303. 
 
 Automatic Sprinkler Heads, Deterioration of. Report. C A. Hex- 
 
 amer. Protcc/ioii, igoo: ijj, igo2 : 210. 
 Automatic Sprinklers. 
 
 — By A. T. Naylor. Toronto, igoi-02 : 31. 
 
 — By W. L. Rand. Massachiiscttf, igoi : 34. 
 
 — Advisability and Merits of. By Henry A. Fiske. Massachii- 
 
 scits, I goo: 84. 
 
 — Inspection of . Report. Profcc/ioii, /go2 : 163. 
 
 — Installation and Equipment Rules for. Report. Protection, 
 
 ig02: bs, 243. 
 
 — Requirements for the Installation of. Pacific, igoo-01. 
 
 — Test Specifications, March, 1902. Protection, rgo2 : /g8. 
 
 — in Grain Elevators. By W. C Robinson. Protection, /goo: 
 
 m- 
 
 17 
 
Automatic Fire Sprinklers. A Text-Book, compiled by the Edward 
 Barr Co., Ltd. For the use of Fire Insurance Companies, 
 Manufacturers, and Mill Owners. Revised Edition. O pp. 
 96. New York, 1S87. (See also. Sprinklers, Cyl7?F.; 
 
 Average Clause, The, vs. igo';;' Co-insurance Clause. By A. W. 
 Thornton. Pacific, igo3: gS . 
 
 Average Clauses and Applications. By Robert M'Connell. Ma?i- 
 chcster, igoo-oi : 43. 
 
 B 
 
 BACKHOUSE, Clarence. Theatre Construction, A few Hints on 
 
 (Theatres). 
 BAGSHA ]V, J. H. Cotton Weaving. 
 
 Bakeries, Their Processes and Fire Hazards. (Fire Hazards.) 
 Baltimore City, Insurance Chart and Business Directory of. (See Ins. 
 
 Directories.) 
 BAYLES, James C Gas Main Leakage, The Fire Hazard of. (Fire 
 
 Hazards.) 
 Bedstead Works, The Processes and Fire Hazards of. (See Metal 
 
 Working Risks.) 
 BEESTON, W. Automatic Sprinkler Installations. 
 Beet Sugar Factories, The Fire Hazards and Processes of. (Fire 
 
 Hazards.) 
 BENALLOCK, W. T. Electricity, Pranks of. 
 BENTLEY, Thomas A. Cotton Spinning, The Fire Hazards of. 
 
 (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 — Cotton Spinning Mills, Processes of. (Cotton.) 
 
 — Theatres and Music Halls. (Theatres.) 
 
 BERRIMAN, John R. A Digest of the Law of Insurance. (LAW 
 OF INS.) 
 
 BERTOLETT, Edwin F. Fireproof Construction in Philadelphia. 
 
 BEST'S Insurance Reports upon all American and Foreign Joint 
 Stock Companies, and American Mutual Companies, and 
 Lloyd's Associations- Transacting Business in the United 
 States. Issued Annually, with Supplements. Sq. F. First 
 ed., 1900, pp.300; Seconded. 1901, pp. 352; Third ed. 1902, 
 PP- 34^-50- 
 
 BIBBINS, J. R. Gas Engines for High Pressure Fire Service. 
 
 Bicycle Factories, Their Processes and Hazards. By S. H. Lockett. 
 (Fire Hazards.) (See also. Cycle Factories.) 
 
 BINGHAM, W. A. Municipal Fire Insurance. 
 
 B/RKS, A. E. Fire Losses, A Few Notes on Claims, Adjustments 
 and Extinguishing Expenses. 
 
 Bi-Sulphide of Carbon, Is it an Explosive.? (American Miller, XXX : 
 Oct., 1902.) Scrap-Bk: Ji6. 
 
BLAUVELT, Albert. Dip-Tank Hazard, The, as Related to Sprink- 
 ler Failure. 
 
 — Inspectors' Seals. National, igoo : 143. 
 
 Blower Systems, The Fire Hazards of. Report. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Boiler Plates, Report on. Mufiials, VI. 
 
 Boocock, |. Headon. Metal Working Risks; Bedstead Works. 
 
 Book Losses, Profit and Freight in. By William Sexton. Pacific, 
 igoo-.jo. (See also, WADDELL.) 
 
 Boot and Shoe Factories. By W. F. Gemmer. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Boston, Department for the Survey and Inspection of Buildings in the 
 City of. Pamph., pp. 36. Boston, 1871. 
 
 Boston Manufacturers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co., The Semi-Centen- 
 nial Record of the. Mutuah, V:SU- (See also, ATKIN- 
 SON, Edward.) 
 
 BRAIDWOOD, James. Fire Prevention and Fire Extinction, in- 
 cluding Fireproof Structures, Fireproof Safes, Public Fire 
 Brigades, etc. Nar. D pp. 197. London, 1866. 
 
 BRANNEN, R. S. Fire Insurance Expenses, The Agent's Influence 
 on. 
 
 BRECKENRIDGE, R. W. Fire Insurance Policy, The; Is it a 
 Promissory Note, Payable in Event of Fire.' North-Mcst, 
 I go 1 : 46. 
 
 BRENTANO, Simon. Village Fire Departments. (FireDepts.) 
 
 Breweries, The Fire Hazards of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 BREWSTER, A. Irving. Insuring Patterns. 
 
 — Mill Inspections. 
 
 British Fire Prevention Committee, The Organization and Work of. 
 By Edwin O. Sachs. Itis. Etig., II : 311. 
 
 — Testing Arrangements of; some Descriptive Notes with Illus- 
 
 trations. By Ellis Marlsland. British, II, No. 13; VIII, 
 No. 65. 
 
 BRITISH FIRE PREVENTION COMMITTEE PUBLICATIONS: Reports of 
 
 Tests. 
 FIRE TESTS WITH: 
 Automatic Fire Alarms : — 
 
 — Closed and Open Circuit, bv Parson Fire Alarm Svstem, Ltd. 
 IX, No. 66. ' 
 
 Blinds : — 
 
 —Fire Resisting. \'II,No.ji. 
 Ceilings : — 
 
 — A Ceiling by the Asbestos and Asbestic Co., Ltd. //, No. rg. 
 
 — A Ceiling Constructed with Silicate Cotton (Slagged Wool). 
 
 ///, No. 2S. 
 
 — A Ceiling and Wood Floor, former protected by Additional 
 
 Suspended Ceiling. VIII, No. 62. 
 Curtains : — 
 
 — Fire Resisting, "Screen Soil" Curtains, Two Tests with. 
 
 VI, No. 46. 
 
 19 
 
Curtains (Continued) :— 
 
 Two Fire Resisting and Two "Williams" Fn-e Blinds. K//, 
 
 No. 3/. 
 Doors : — 
 
 — A 2-in. Solid-Framed Teak Door. A i^-in. Four Panel Pine 
 
 Door. A i^-in. Four Panel Pine Door. ///, No. 24. 
 
 — A Wood Door, covered witii Tinned Steel Plates. An Iron- 
 
 Framed and Panelled Door. ///, No. 23. 
 
 — A 2-in. Framed Oak Door witii 2-in. Solid Panels. A 2-in. 
 
 Framed Teak Door with 2-in. Solid Panels. ///, No. 26. 
 
 A 2-in. Framed Pitch Pine Door with 2-in. Solid Panels. A 
 
 "'2-in. Framed Deal Door with 2-in. Solid Panels. I\\ No. 33. 
 A 2-in. Framed Honduras Mahogany, 2-in. Solid Panels. A 
 
 2-in. Framed Poplar Door, 2-in. Solid Panels. \\ No. jg. 
 A 2-in. Framed Austrian Oak Door, 2-in. Solid Panels. A 2-in. 
 
 Framed American Walnut Door, 2-in. Solid Panels. V, 
 
 No. 40. 
 
 — A 2^-in. Oak, in Three Thicknesses. A 2j-s-in. Teak, Three 
 
 Thicknesses. VII, No. 34. 
 
 — A 2>^-in. of Archangel Deal, in Three Thicknesses. A 2^-in. 
 
 Qiiebec Pine, Three Thicknesses. VI No. 49. 
 
 — A 2>'s-in- of Archangel Deal, in Three Thicknesses. A i>^-in. 
 
 of Teak, Flush Panelled on each Side, panels in Two Thick- 
 nesses. VII, No .30. 
 
 A Deal Ledged, with i-in. Boarding. A 2-in. Deal, Four Panel, 
 
 moulded both Sides. VIII, No. 3g. 
 
 An Iron Framed, Styles and Rails both Sides. An Iron 
 
 Framed, Styles and Rails one Side. VIII, No. 60. 
 
 A Deal and Uralite, "Armoured" with Tinned Steel. A Deal 
 
 and Uralite, covered with Uralite. IN, No. 67. 
 
 — A i^-in. Framed " Jarrah," with i^-in Solid Panels. A 134:- 
 
 in. Framed "Karri," Avith i^-in. Solid Panels. IN, No. 68. 
 
 — Two 2-in. Deal, hung in one Opening with a Space between. 
 
 Two 2-inch Oak, hung in one Opening with Space between. 
 IN, No. 6g. 
 
 — A 2-in. Framed "Jarrah," Four Panelled. A 2-in. Framed 
 
 " Karri," Four Panel. I'lII, No. 70. 
 Floors : — 
 
 — A Floor by the Expanded Metal Co., Ltd. //, .V^. 14- 
 
 — Floor of Wooden Joists filled with Concrete. //, No. 16. 
 
 — Floor of Solid Wood Beams. //, No. iS. 
 
 — Floor of Steel Joists, filled with Concrete on Corrugated Iron, 
 
 with Suspended Ceiling. ///, No. 21. 
 
 — Floor by the Columbian Fireproofing Co., Pittsburgh, New 
 
 York and London. //, No. 23. 
 
 — Floor of Steel Joists with Coke Breeze Concrete. IV, No. 34. 
 
 — Floor by the " Gypsine " Brick Co. V. No. 3S. 
 
 — Floor by the Mural and Decorations Syndicate, Ltd. VI, No. 
 
 43. 
 
 — Floor of Deal Joists with Coke Breeze Concrete. VI, No. 4S. 
 
 — Floor of Deal Joists and Coke Breeze Concrete, Expanded Metal 
 
 Ceiling. VII, iVo. 33. 
 
 — Floor by Mural and Decorations Syndicate, Ltd. VII, No. 36. 
 
 — Floor of Steel Joists with Coke Breeze Concrete. VII, No. 61. 
 
 — Floor bv Banks Fireproof Construction Syndicate, Ltd. VIII, 
 
 No^b4. 
 
 — Floor of Jarrah Wood. IN, No. 71. 
 
Glass : — 
 
 — Casements, Three glaced by the British Luxifer Prism Syndi- 
 
 cate, Ltd. //, No. 20. 
 
 — Casements, Three glaced by the British Luxifer Prism Syndi- 
 
 cate, Ltd. IV, No. 2Q.^ 
 
 — Casements, Three. IV, No-jj. 
 
 — Casements, Three glaced with Wired Glass by Pilkington Bros., 
 
 Ltd. IV. No. J/. 
 
 — Skylights, Five glaced by the British Luxifer Prism Syndicate, 
 
 Ltd. IV, No. JO. 
 
 — Skylights, Two glaced with Wired Glass, by Pilkington Bros., 
 
 Ltd. IV,.Yo.S2. 
 Partitions : — 
 
 — A Lath and Plaster. A Brick Nogged. ///, No. 22. 
 
 — A Match Boarded, filled in with Silicate (Slagwool) by D. 
 
 Anderson & Son, Ltd., and |. C Broadbent & Co., Ltd. 
 VI, No. 47- 
 
 — A Suspended, by the Fireproof Partition Syndicate, Ltd. I ///, 
 
 No. 38. 
 
 — A Partition by the Banks Fireproof Construction Co. Syndi- 
 
 cate, Ltd. VIII, No. 63. 
 
 — A Partition by the " Gypsine " Brick Co. V, No. 37. 
 
 — A Partition by the Mural and Decorations Syndicate, Ltd. VI, 
 
 No. 44. 
 
 — A Partition of " Mack " Patent Slabs. VII, No. 32. 
 
 — A " Cunnah Wright " Partition. VII, No. 33. 
 Protective Coverings : — 
 
 — Girder Coverings, by " Gypsine" Brick Co., Ltd., VI, No. 43. 
 Roofs : — 
 
 — Slated Roof, and Ceiling. Flat, Covered with \'ulcanite Roof- 
 
 ing, and Ceiling. AY. No. 72. 
 Safes :— 
 
 — V, No. 42. 
 Treated ^A^ood: — 
 
 — Match-boarded Partition of Deal, painted Oil-Color. Match- 
 
 boarded Partition of "Non-inflammable" Deal, painted 
 with " Non-inflammable " Paint. VII, No. 37. 
 
 — "Non-inflammable" Wood, by the British Non-inflammable 
 
 Wood Co. r; No. 36. 
 (See also, FIRE TESTS, EXPERIMENT STATION. NORTON, etc.) 
 
 BROTHERS. F.J. Prevention and Extinction of Fires, Responsi- 
 bilities and Duties of the Fire Oflices in the. 
 
 Brooklvn. N. Y., Conflagration Hazard in. Report. ///.<. Eiig^. Ill: 
 JS3- 
 
 BROOKS, J. McMullen. Building Construction. 
 
 BROOKS, Phillip F. London Manchester Warehouses. 
 
 BROPIir, William. Automatic Fire Alarm Systems. 
 
 — Electrolysis of Gas and Water Pipes, The Prevention of. 
 
 — Storage Batteries for Fire Alarm Service. 
 BROWN, E. G. Electricity in Relation to Fires. 
 BROWN, Edward. Europe, Methods of Fire Insurance in. 
 
BRO WN, Frederick V. National Supervision and Insurance Corpo- 
 rations. 
 
 BROWN, Henry W. Underwriter, The, The Theoretical Province 
 and Duties of. 
 
 Building, The Chicago Tribune. Anon. Ins. Eng., Ill : yj. 
 
 Building Construction. Bj J. McMullen Brooks. NorivicJi, igoi-02 : 
 
 — Reduction of the Fire Hazards in. By Perez M. Stev^-art. I//s. 
 
 Eng. IV: 545- 
 
 — and its Relation to Fire Insurance. By W. E. L. Wears. Vic- 
 
 toria. I goo: 7g. 
 Building Law for Medium Sized Cities, Proposed, As Drafted by a 
 
 Commission appointed Pursuant to Chap. 579, Laws of 
 
 1892, State of New York. O pp. 64. BP. XL 
 (See also, Tenement House, High Buildings.) 
 Building Materials of the Future. An Interview with Thomas A. 
 
 Edison. Anon. Ins. Eng., I : igj. 
 
 — Different, Considered as to their Adaptation for Fire-proofing 
 
 and Fire Retarding Purposes. By Adler Muller. Ins. Eng., 
 
 111:314- 
 Building Terms, Index and Glossary of. By A. B. Dansken. O pp. 
 
 63. Glasgow, 1899. 
 Buildings, Durable and Incombustible. Miituals, V : 113. 
 
 — High (High Buildings). 
 
 — Modern Office. By William Copeland Furber. Ins. Eng., I\': 
 
 451- 
 
 — Steel, Fire and Rust Proof Construction of. By Frank B. 
 
 Abbott. Ins. Eng.. I : S2. 
 
 — Skeleton, The Steel Work in. By William Copeland Furber. 
 
 Ins. Eng. II : 430. 
 (See also EXPERIMENT STATION, BRITISH, FIRE 
 
 TESTS, Steel, Inspection, etc.) 
 Burnouts, Electric. (Electric.) 
 BTRNE, Austin T. Inspection of the Materials and Workmanship 
 
 Employed in Construction, ist ed. Nar. D pp. 539. New 
 
 York, 1 90 1. 
 
 Canada, History of Fire Insurance in. (HISTORICAL.) 
 Capetown, The Assurance Association of. (See ASSURANCE 
 
 ASSOCIATION.) 
 Carbide of Calcium and Acetylene Gas. Miituals, V : 173, 204. 
 Carbonic Acid Gas Extinguishers. Report. By C A. Hexamer. 
 
 Proiecfioji, igoo : 40. 
 Carpet, Igniting Point of. (Igniting Point.) 
 
CART, John C. Specifications. Preventing and Extinguishing 
 Fires in Buildings, etc., A. D. iSo6. Great Seal Patent 
 Office, London, 1856. Pamph., Q^ pp. 10. Note: This 
 sfecification h the first on record in the English Patent 
 Office, embodying the essential principles of the Automatic 
 Fire Sprinkler. — Librarian. 
 
 CASE, Edward B. Agent, The. What He Expects from the Com- 
 pany. 
 
 CASHMAN, John J. Danger to Life Attending Firemen from Elec- 
 tric Light and Trolley Wires. (Firemen.) 
 
 CA WS, Frank. Concrete Floors. 
 
 Ceilings. Fire Tests of . (BRITISH.) 
 
 " Champion " Stationary Tank, Test of a. Protection, igoo : 42. 
 
 CHAPMAN, J. Haworth. Felt Hat Works, Processes and Fire Haz- 
 ards of. 
 
 — Gas Works, Processes and Fire Hazards of. 
 CHAPPELL, George. Leather Tanning and Currying, Processes of. 
 Charring Point of Wood, Carpet, Cotton, Paper. Mutuals, VI : 2^6. 
 CHASE, George F. Water Supply System for Fire Protection, An 
 
 IdeaL 
 
 CHATTERTON, Bertram. Electricity, The Aspects of, from an 
 Insurance Standpoint. 
 
 Chemical Explosives, The Dangers of; Their Kind and How to Pre- 
 vent Them. By William McDevitt. Engineers, igoi : 76. 
 
 Chemical Fire Extinguishers, Portable, on Wheels. Report. Pro- 
 tection, igo2 : 214. 
 
 — Products, The Fire Hazards of the More Important. By Ernest 
 
 H. Cooke. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Chemicals, Explosive, The Hazards of Storing and Handling. By 
 William McDevitt. (Fire Hazards.) 
 —in Fires, and the Chemical Causes of Fire. By Charles Hex- 
 amer. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Chemistry of Fire and Fire Prevention, The. A Handbook for Fire 
 Insurance Surveyors, etc. By Herbert and Harry Ingle. 
 D pp. 287. New York, 1900. 
 
 Chicago Fire of 1871, The, and the Fire Insurance Companies. (HIS- 
 TORICAL.) 
 
 — Tribune Building, The. Anon. Ins. Eng. Ill -.73. 
 Chlorate of Potash, The Fire Hazards of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 Chloride of Ammonia. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Chronicle Factory Valuations, The, showing the Number of Manu- 
 factures of each Class in each State and Territory in the 
 United States, together with the value of the Buildings, 
 Machinery, Tools and Implements Employed. By the 
 Chronicle Co., Ltd. O pp. 71. New York, 1903. 
 
CHL^BB, George Ilayter. Protection from Fire and Thieves, includ- 
 ing the Construction of Locks, Safes, Strong-rooms, Fire- 
 proof Buildings, etc. Nar. D, pp. 162. London 1875. 
 
 Cigar Box Factories, The Explosion Hazard in. By W. II. Frazier. 
 (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Cinder Concrete. (Concrete.) 
 
 Citv Warehouses, The Prevention of Loss by Fire in. By Edward 
 Atkinson. {ATKINSON.) 
 
 CLARK, G.O. lUuminants, The Fire Risks of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 CLARKE, Christopher. Fire Protection : Are Cities and Towns 
 keeping Pace with Improvements in, in Proportion to the 
 Increase of the Fire or Conflagration Hazard.^ Engineers, 
 I go 2 : 42. 
 
 Classification in Fire Insurance. By John P.Hubble. Eco>i.6:6. 
 
 — By George Pritchard. Birmingham, igoo-oi -.44 
 
 — Combined. By Robert Dickinson. Econ. 2 : ibi . 
 
 — Compulsory, Is it Desirable.'' By E. G. Richards. Econ. 2 : T2g. 
 
 — Practical Side of. The. By Herbert Folger. Econ. 3 : 6j. 
 
 — Uniform. Anon. Econ. 6 : lyi. 
 
 — Uniform. By John F. Downing. Econ. § : ibg. 
 
 Clauses, Uniform, Proposed by National Board of Fire Underwriters. 
 {NATIONAL.) 
 
 — Opinion on Legality of. {RUM SET.) 
 
 Cleaning and Renovating Establishments, Fire Hazards of. (Fire 
 
 Hazards.) 
 CLYDESDALE, A. M. Bakeries, Their Processes and Hazards. 
 
 (Fire Hazards.) 
 Coal, Pulverized, as Fuel. By W. H. Gibbons. Pacific, igoi : jg. 
 Coals, Weathered, The Calorific Power of. Miittiah, V: 363. 
 COHEN, Max. National Supervision of Insurance, Significant 
 
 Factors in. Read at National Convention of Insurance 
 
 Commissioners, Sept., 1899. 
 
 — National Supervision of Insurance Companies. An Argument 
 
 before the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign 
 Commerce. Bill No. 569. Washington, D. C, 190J. Vie-vs, 
 NIV:iii. 
 
 COHEN, Myer. Multiple Agencies in Fire Insurance. 
 
 Co-insurance Clause, 100'/; , The Average Clause vs. By A. W. Thorn- 
 ton. Pacific, igo2: gS. 
 
 — Graded. By Herbert Wilmerding. Pamph. Philadelphia. 
 
 1902. 
 
 — Working of the. By J. T. Trezevant. The Adjuster, 23 : 23. 
 
 — The 80';; and 100% Clauses and their Application in Case 
 
 of Loss. With a few remarks on the Advantage of Car- 
 rying 100% (full insurance) to the Value of Property. 
 By William R. Hewitt. Pamph., Nar. T pp. 6. New 
 York, 1902. 
 
Col. Johnson of Johnson's Corners. By J. O. Harris. D pp. 249. 
 Chicago, 1901. 
 
 Colorado, Insurance Directory ot. ( See Insurance Reports' Directory.) 
 
 COL^UHOUN, C. R. Fire Insurance, Past and Present. (HIS- 
 TORICAL.) 
 
 Columbian Insurance Company, Organized 1857, Charter of. (HIS- 
 TORICAL.) 
 
 Combined Classification. (Classification.) 
 
 Commission Problem, The, in Fire Insurance. Opinions of Agents. 
 Eco7i., 3 : 2j. 
 
 Commissions, Contingent, and Schedule Rating (from Bradstreet's). 
 By F. C. Moore. Eco?i., 2: /jS. 
 
 — Uniform, Do they Benefit the Agent .= By A. W. Neale. Eco?i., 
 
 Compact Association of the Northwest (Oregon and Washington 
 Ter.); compact Agreement of, together with By-Laws. 
 Pamph., D pp. 19. San Francisco, no date. 
 
 Concentration in Fire Insurance. Anon. Eco»., j : 11. 
 
 Concrete, Cinder, The Strength of. By F. E. Kidder. Ins. E)ig.. 
 11:263. 
 
 — Construction, Service Test of. Anon. l>?s. Eng., 111:348. 
 
 — Floors. By Frank Caws. Ins. Eng., 1 : 233. (See also, BRIT- 
 
 ISH, FIRE TESTS, Building Materials, etc.) 
 Conflagration at Jacksonville, Fla., Mays, iQOi- (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 — at Paterson, X. J., P\^b. 8, 1902. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 — at Waterbury, Conn., Feb. 2. 1902. ( HISTORICAL.) 
 
 — Hazard, Eliminating the. By Everett U. Crosby. Ins. Eug., 
 
 111:141- 
 
 — Hazard, So-called, The. Mittitah, V : gg. 
 Conflagrations during the Last Ten Years. By Charles E. Goad. 
 
 Manchester, i8gS-gg:-j. 
 
 — Causes and Means of Prevention of. Report Committee of the 
 
 Franklin Institute, Philadelphia. BP. /A. 
 
 Consequential Damage Problems The; a Practical Solution. By II. 
 II. Friendly. North-vest, igoo : g4 
 
 CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,^^^^■ \ork : Pater- 
 son, N. J., Conflagration at, Feb. 8, 1902. Illustrated. 
 Pamph., Sq. Q^ pp. 20. New York, 1902. 
 
 Contingent Commissions. (Commissions). 
 
 COOKE, Ernest H. Fire Hazards of the more Important Chemical 
 Products. 
 
 Co-operation, Past and Future. By Charles C. Martin. North-vest, 
 iSgg : gS. 
 
 Corn Mills, Fires in. By James Ostler. Manchester, iSgg-i goo : 97. 
 
 CORNELL, II. F. Inspections, Personal and otherwise. 
 
Corrosion of Sprinkler Pipe. Report. By C A. Hexamer. Protec- 
 tion, I goo: ijj. 
 
 — of Steel; comments by Insurance Engineering on Report No. 4, 
 
 Insurance Engineering Experiment Station. Iiis. Eiig., 
 IV; 353- 
 
 — of Steel Construction. By J- K. Freitag. I>is. Eiii:^., HI: 360. 
 
 (See also, Steel, Building Materials, Experiment Station.) 
 Cost of Special Work, The. By R- C- Medcraft. (Special Work.) 
 
 — Price of Fire Insurance, The. (Fire Insurance.) 
 
 Cotton: A Method of Preparing in Round Bales. By John R. Fordyce. 
 Ins. Eng., II : gg. 
 
 — Igniting Point of. Mutuals VI: 237. 
 
 — Storage of. Mutuals, V: 8g. 
 
 Cotton Bales, Cylindrical ; Report of Experiment to Determine the 
 Probable Salvage in, after Exposure to Fire, June 30, 1S99. 
 Typewritten Report. Illustrated. Sq. Q^ pp. unnum- 
 bered. 
 
 — Test ; Report of Committee on Relative Fire Hazards of Cotton 
 
 as Baled by Various Methods. {NATIONAL FIRE PRO- 
 TECTION.) 
 Cotton Mill Construction, Standard ; Plans and Specifications of the 
 
 Factory Insurance Association of Hartford. Philadclfhia, 
 
 I: 22. 
 Cotton Mills, Three Special Hazards in the Preparatory Processes of. 
 
 By Geo. Velten Steeb. (Fire Hazards.) 
 Cotton Pickers, Losses in. Mutuals, V : gg. 
 Cotton Policy Forms. Report, Cotton Committee of the South 
 
 Eastern Tariff Association, April, 1901. By S. Y. Tupper, 
 
 chmn. Ins. Field, III: 18, 16. 
 
 — Spinning Mills, The Fire Hazards of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 — Spinning Mills, The Processes of. By Thomas A. Bentley. 
 
 Manchester, i8gS-gg : go. 
 
 — Weaving. By J. H. Bagshaw. Manchester, i8gg-igoo : 2g. 
 CO WPER, H. B. Fire Tariff, The, its Objects and Effects. 
 CROSBY, Everett U. Conflagration Hazard, Eliminating the 
 
 — {and FISKE, Henry A.): Hand-Book of Fire Protection for 
 
 Improved Risks. D pp. 312. Boston, 1901. 
 Crude Oil, The Fire Hazards of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 CUBITT, F. Astley. London Salvage Corps, The, and its Work. 
 CUNNINGHAME, A. M. Sugar, Its Production, Manipulation and 
 
 Fire Hazard. 
 Curtains, Fire Tests with. (BRITISH.) 
 
 CURTIS, F. E. Gas, Manufactured, and Electricity at Fires. 
 CUSHING, H. C. Standard Wiring for Electric Light and Power. 
 
 Ed. 1903. New York, 1903. 
 
 26 
 
Cycle Factories. B_y A. E. Patrick. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 — Works. By F. W. Panton. (Fire Hazards.) See also, Bicycle 
 Factories. 
 
 Danger to Life Attending Firemen from Electric Light and Trolley 
 Wires. By John J. Cashman. Engineers, igoi : 20. 
 
 DANIELS, W. H. Apportionment of Loss, The, and Contribution 
 of Compound Insurance. A Clear Exposition of the Various 
 Rules, with Examples. Sq. pp. 77. Indianapolis, 1902. 
 
 DANSKEN, A. B. Index and Glossary of Building Terms. O pp. 
 63. Glasgow, 1899. 
 
 DA WSON, Miles Menander. Scientific Fire Rating from an Actuary's 
 Standpoint. Northivest, igoi : ^6. 
 
 DEAN, A. F. Fire Insurance; A Lecture before the School of Com- 
 merce of the University of Chicago, May 22, 1902. Rough 
 Notes, XXX : 104. 
 
 — Fire Rating as a Science. O pp. 216. Chicago, 1901. 
 
 — Rationale of Fire Rates, The. D pp. 225. Chicago, 1900. 
 
 — Replies to Criticisms on "Fire Rating as a Science," by F. C 
 
 Moore. (See Fire Ins., Rates and Rating.) 
 DEARTH, Elmer H. Minnesota Insurance Laws in Force Jan. i, 
 
 1902. (See LAW OF INSURANCE.) 
 DECAUX, J. Tariffs, Farming Property, The Old and the New. 
 
 Norxvich, igoo-oi : 27. 
 DELAFIELD, Robert H. Wine Cellars as Fire Hazards. 
 Delaware, Insurance Directory of. (See Baltimore.) 
 Dc WITT, Carroll L. Premium Income, Some Thoughts on the. 
 DICKINSON, Robert. Classification, Combined, in Fire Insurance. 
 DIKE, H. A. Adjuster, The, his Influence on Underwriting. 
 DILLON, A. J. Underwriter, Something More than. 
 Dip-Tank Hazard, The, as Related to Sprinkler Failure. By Albert 
 
 Blauvelt. Protection, igo2 : 2jO. 
 Disagreement for Appraisal. (Appraisal.) 
 DIXON, Francis B. A Treatise on the Law of Insurance. (LAW 
 
 of INSURANCE.) 
 "Does it Pay to be Good.''" By J. Frank Edmonds. Nort/iu'cst, 
 
 '900:59. 
 DOMAN, W. Acetylene Gas, The Production and Use of. O pp. 
 
 60. London, 1902. 
 Doors, Fire. (Fire Doors.) 
 
 — Fire Tests with. (See BRITISH, FIRE TESTS, etc.) 
 
 /) O UN' ING, ]ohn F. Classification, Uniform in Fire Insurance. 
 Drafting Fire Insurance Contracts. By C E. Noverre. Birming- 
 ham, iSg8-gg: 73. 
 
 27 
 
Drapers as Fire Hazards. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Driven Wells for Fire Protection. (Wells.) 
 
 DUNN, Houston. Insurance Inspectors, The Education of. 
 
 — Philadelphia, Some Conditions in. 
 Dust and Lint, the Removal of. Muiuals, V: loj. 
 
 Economic Theory of Risk and Insurance, The. By Alan H. Willett. 
 
 ( WILLETT.) 
 ECKFORD, T. P. Potteries and Allied Trades. 
 Edison, Thomas A. An Interview with, on Building Materials of the 
 
 Future. (Building Materials.) 
 
 — and Cement Construction. By Harold Johnson. (From 
 
 "Stone.") Ills. E?iff., II: 241. 
 EDMONDS, J. Frank. "Does it Pay to be Good .? " 
 Electric Burnouts, Some Characteristic. Anon. I?is. Eng., I: sg. 
 
 — Fire Hazard, The. Mutuals, VI. 
 
 — Fire Pumps. Report. (Fire Pumps.) 
 
 — Installation Rules, London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. 
 
 Pamph., Nar. O pp. 31. London, 1900. 
 
 — Light and Trolley Wires, Danger to Life Attending Firemen 
 
 from. (Danger.) 
 
 — Service from Trolley Lines. By W. S. Duval. Pacific, igo2 : 
 
 53- 
 
 — Shocks at 500 Volts. By Alexander Pelham Trotter. Ins. Eng., 
 
 IV: 145. 
 
 — Station Risks. By George P. Law. Pacific, igoo: 68. 
 
 — Wiring, Standard, Hand-book of. By H. C Gushing, Jr. 
 
 (Standard Wiring.) 
 Electrical Hazard, State Control of the. By W. H. Merrill, Jr. Ins. 
 Eng., IV:sSi. 
 
 — Hazards, The Inspection of. Anon. Ins. Eng., IV: 4/g. 
 
 — Installations, Fire Office Rules for. By A. Lester Taylor. 
 
 Yorkshire, iSgS-gg : Sg. 
 
 Electrically Driven Fire Pumps, General Specifications for. (Fire 
 Pumps.) 
 
 Electricity, Aspects of, from an Insurance Point of \'iew. By Ber- 
 tram Chatterton. Yorkshire, igoo-oi : ji. 
 
 — Hazards of, in Buildings. By A. E. Kennelly. Philadelphia, 
 
 1:83. 
 
 — Pranks of. By W. T. Benallack. Northivcst, iSgg : /oj. 
 
 — Transmission of Power, Transformers, Storage Batteries. 
 
 Mutuals, V:j2/. 
 
 — from a Fire Insurance Standpoint. By A. B. Smith, Toronto, 
 
 /8gg-/goo:j7. 
 
 28 
 
Electricity (Continued) : — 
 
 — in Relation to Fire Insurance. By E. G. Brown. New Zealand,. 
 
 jgoo :s!- 
 Electro-hydraulics, A Study in. By Frank A. Pattison. liis. Eiiff., 
 
 ' II -.221. 
 
 Electrolysis and Insurance. By Herbert Schurman Wynkoop. /«.«. 
 
 Ins., 11:217. 
 Electrolysis of Gas and Water Pipes, The Prevention of. By William 
 
 Brophy. Engineers, igo2 : yd. 
 
 — in the City of Saint Paul, Minn., Report on. (St. Paul.) 
 ELLISOX, William B. Insurance Companies before the Courts. 
 
 Pamphlet, O. pp. 20. New York, 1902. 
 Enamelling and Stamping Factories, Fire Hazards of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 Ethics of Fire Insurance. By R. J. White. Victoria, igoi : 61. 
 Europe, Methods of Fire Insurance in. By Edward Brown. Pacific, 
 
 /goo:jj. 
 Expense Qiiestion, The, and Sole Agencies. By A. W. Neale. Local 
 
 Ag-etifs, igo2 : 26. 
 Expenses, Fire Insurance. (Fire Insurance Expenses.) 
 Explosion of Smoke. (Smoke.) 
 
 Explosions, Chemical, the Danger of. (Chemical.) 
 Explosives, High, The Use of in Cities. Anon. ///.<. E/ig., Ill : 
 
 353- 
 
 — Bj- John Stagg. Engineers, igoi :S/. 
 
 — Cause and Effect of, as Applied to Fire Insurance. By T. 
 
 \'aughan Hughes. Birmingham, iSgS-gg : 40. 
 Exposures, The Estimation of. (HOSS.) 
 
 Factory Mutuals, The ; Examples of Insurance Engineering from. By 
 
 Charles L. Norton. Ins. Eng., Ill: 211. 
 Factory Valuations, Chronicle. (Chronicle Factory Valuations.) 
 Farming Property Tariffs, The Old and the New. By J. De Caux. 
 
 Norxvich, igoo-oi : 27. 
 Farms and Farming Stock. By C R. (.^^linton. Federation, igoo, 
 
 III: iji. 
 EARNS WORTH, E. P. San Francisco Fire Department, The. 
 
 (San F^rancisco.) 
 FAYMONVTLLE,]. A. Mexico, Fires, Insurance and Methods in. 
 Federal Regulation of Insurance Companies. (See National Super- 
 
 \ ision.) 
 Federation Examinations, The. By J S. Waterhouse. Ne-v Castle, 
 
 igoo-oj : jS. 
 — Examination Papers; examination of May 7-12, 1900. Feder- 
 ation, igoo. III : 46J. 
 
 29 
 
Federation Examinations (Continued) : — 
 
 — of 1899 and 1900, in the Law of Fire Insurance, A Synopsis of. 
 
 By W. Holbrook. Torkshire, igoo-oi : 121. 
 Felt Hats Works, The Fire Hazards of. (Fire Hazards. ) 
 FELTON, E.J. Steam Shipping, The Effects of the Development 
 
 of upon Claims under the Contract of Marine Insurance. 
 Fertilizers, The Fire Hazards of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 FIELD, George P. New Hampshire Compact of 18S5, The. 
 Field Man, How it Looks to a. By B. L. West. Northwest, igo2 :jj. 
 
 FIELD ORGANIZATIONS. 
 
 — Alabama, Fire Underwriters' Association of . Org. 1898. Pro- 
 
 ceedings, First Annual, 1898; Second Annual, 1899; Third 
 Annual, 1900; Fourth Annual, 1901. 
 
 — Arkansas, Local Fire Insurance Agents' Association of. Org. 
 
 June 12, 1901. Minutes of Organization and Constitution 
 and By-laws. Pamph. T pp. 29. Little Rock, 1901. 
 
 — Colorado Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents. Org. 
 
 1897. Constitution and By-laws. Folder, T pp. 8. Pro- 
 ceedings, 1901. Pamph. O pp. 12. 
 
 — Georgia, Local Underwriters' Association of. Org. 1898. Pro- 
 
 ceedings, First Annual Meeting, 1899. 
 
 — Illinois Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents. Org. 
 
 1899. Constitution and By-laws. Pamph. Nar. S pp. 7. 
 
 — Iowa Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents. Org. 1899. 
 
 Constitution and By-laws. Folder, Nar. S pp. 8. 
 
 — Kansas Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents. Org. 
 
 1899. Constitution and By-laws. Folder, T pp. 8. 
 
 — Louisiana, Local Fire Insurance Association of. Org. 1902. 
 
 Constitution. Folder, Nar. Tt pp. 8. 
 
 — Massachusetts Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents. 
 
 Org. 1900. Constitution and By-laws and Platform. P^older, 
 Nar. T pp. 8. 
 
 — Mississippi Fire Underwriters' Association. Org. 1899. Con- 
 
 stitution and By-laws. Pamph. T pp. 10. Proceedings, 
 Organization Meeting, 1899; Third Annual, 1902. 
 
 — Missouri Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents. Org. 
 
 1897. Proceedings, Second Annual Meeting, 1898. Pamph. 
 O pp. 42. Kansas City, 1S98. 
 
 — National Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents. Org. 
 
 Chicago, Sept. 30, 1896. Reports of Proceedings, Fourth 
 Annual, 1899; Fifth Annual, 1900; Sixth Annual, 1901 : 
 Seventh Annual, 1902. Constitution and By-laws. Pamph. 
 S pp. 12. 
 
 30 
 
Field Organizations (Continued) : — 
 
 — North Carolina, Fire Underwriters' Association of. Org. 1S98. 
 
 Proceedings, First Annual, 1898; Second Annual, 1S99; 
 Third Annual, 1900; Fourth Annual, 1901. 
 
 — South Carolina Fire Insurance Agents' Association. Org. 
 
 1S99. Constitution and By-laws. Pamph. Nar. T pp. 9. 
 
 — Texas, Local Underwriters' Association of. Org. 1898. Pro- 
 
 ceedings, First and Second Annual Conventions. Consti- 
 tution and By-laws. Pamph. O pp. 60. Austin, 1899. 
 Third Annual Convention, 1900. Pamph. O pp. 87. Austin, 
 1900. 
 
 — Virginia Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents. Reorg. 
 
 1899. Constitution and By-laws. Folder, Nar. S pp. 8 
 
 — Washington Insurance Association. Org. 1897. Annual Re- 
 
 ports, First, 1898; Second, 1899. 
 
 — West Virginia Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents. 
 
 Org. 1899. Constitution and By-laws. P'older, Nar. T pp. 4. 
 FIXCH, John A. (See LAW OF INSURANCE.) 
 Fire Alarm, "May's " Automatic. (" May's.") 
 
 — Service, Storage Batteries for. By William Brophy. Massac//u- 
 
 setts, igoj : 13S. 
 
 — Systems, Automatic. By William Brophv. Engineers. iSgg : 
 
 6g. 
 
 — Systems for Small Cities, Some Suggestions for. By A. H. 
 
 Fiske. Massachusetts, igoo : g^. 
 
 — Telegraphic Service, Ground Wires in Connection with. Should 
 
 they be Abolished.^ By Morris W. Mead. E)igi>icers. 
 igoo:3J. 
 
 — Telegraphy, Progress in. By Joseph W. Storer. Engineers, 
 
 igo2: 125: 
 
 — Thermo-Electric. Report. Protection, igoi : i4g. 
 
 Fire Apparatus, Heavy, Street Cars for the Transportation of. By 
 Burton Steere. Massachusetts, iSgg: 124. 
 
 — Hose, Hydrants, Pipes, Pumps. Mutuals, VI. 
 
 — Hose. Mutuals, VI:g7. 
 
 — Hose, Underwriters' Fire, Hose Houses and Play Pipes. By 
 
 Associated Factory Mutuals, Boston. Pamph., D pp. 28, 
 1900. 
 
 — Hose, Report on. Protection, igo2: 42. 
 
 — Rubber Tires for. By John Needham. Massachusetts, iSgg : S. 
 Fire Cisterns. By D. J. Sweenie. Engineers, igoi : 28. 
 
 Fire Department of New Bedford. ( HISTORICAL.) 
 
 — of Pittsfield, Mass. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 — of Seattle, Wash. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 — of the Future, The, in our Large Cities. By George W. Horton. 
 
 Engineers, igo2:-ji. 
 
 31 
 
Field Organizations (Continued) : — 
 
 — Needed Improvements in, in Small Cities. By Henry A.Jones. 
 
 Massachusetts, igoo:ji. 
 
 — Regulations, Private. Report. Protection, igo2 : 2^4. 
 
 Fire Departments, Village. By Simon Brentano. Engineers, iSgg: 77. 
 
 — ^'olunteer, Some Rules and Regulations for. By Henry A. 
 
 Jones. A/assac///tsetts, iS<pg : 46. 
 
 — Foreign. (Fire Fighters.) 
 
 Fire Door, Revolving. Anon. /ns. Eng., II -.24^. 
 
 Fire Doors and Shutters. Report. Protection, igoo : ijo. 
 
 — The Work of Standardizing. By W.S. Lemon. Ins. Eng. ,11: gg. 
 FIRE Detecting Appliances, Automatic. By R. K. Mackenzie. A^or- 
 
 xvich, igoo-oi : 77. (See also. Fire Alarm.) 
 
 — Extinguishers, Chemical. (Chemical.) 
 
 — Fighters, Foreign. (Foreign Fire Fighters.) 
 
 FIRE HAZARDS (and PROCESSES) of :— 
 
 Acetylene Gas. (Acetylene, Acetylene Gas.) 
 
 Attrition Machines in Rice Mills. By Alonzo Church. I7«- 
 dicator, A'A'A'.-/^o. 
 
 Bakeries. By A. M. Clydesdale. Glasgoxv, igo2. Fourth 
 Series, No. 10. 
 
 Bedstead Works. ( See Metal Working Risks. ) 
 
 Beet Sugar Factories. By F.J. T. Stewart. Protection, igo2 : lyy. 
 
 Blower Systems. Report. National, igoo : 70, igoi : 44. 
 
 Boot and Shoe Factories. By W. F. Gemmer. Nortvich, 
 i8gS-gg : 65. 
 
 Breweries. By C. A. Hexamer. National, igo2 : j^. 
 
 Building Construction, and their Reduction. By Perez M. 
 Stewart. Ins. Eng., IV: §43. 
 
 Bicycle Factories. By S. H. Lockett. Argus, LII : 232. Pam- 
 phlet, S. pp. 15. Chicago, 1901. (See also Cycle Factories.) 
 
 Chemical Products. By Ernest H. Cooke. Ins. Eng., I: 213. 
 
 Chemicals. By Charles Hexamer. Philadelphia, 1 : 47. 
 
 — Explosive, Hazards of Storing and Handlings By William 
 
 McDevitt. Protection, igo2 : 217. 
 Chlorate of Potash, with Scientific Statement of the Reasons 
 therefor. By J. G. Hubbell. Ins. Post, NIN : loS. 
 
 — By William McDevitt. Weekly Vnd., LNV : yj. 
 Chloride of Ammonia. Mutuals, V: 7. 
 
 Cigar Box Factories, Explosion Hazard. Bv W. H. Frazier. 
 
 Ins. Reg., IN: 18 J. 
 Cleaning and Renovating Establishments. Anon. Ins. Eng., 
 
 Cotton Mills. Three Special Hazards in the Preparatory Proc- 
 esses of. By George Velten Steeb. Protection, igo2 : 137. 
 
 Cotton Spinning. By Thomas A. Bentley. Manchester, 
 j8gg-igoo : g. 
 
 Crude Oil. Anon. Vindicator, NNVIII : 134. 
 
 Cycle Factories. By A. E. Patrick. Birmingham, igoo-oi : 2j. 
 
 — Works. By F. W. Panton. Netv Castle, iSgS-gg : 32. (See 
 
 also, Bicycle.) 
 Drapers. By Walter F. Gemmer. Norxvich, igoj-02 : 17. 
 
 32 
 
Fire Hazards (Continued) : — 
 
 Drapers. Bj John Phillip Green. Xoi"i'ic/i Union Mai,'-., N'os. 
 
 Sy, SS. 
 Electricityin Buildings. ByA.E. Kennelly. Philadelphia, I: Sj. 
 Enamelling and Stamping Factories. By " Inspector." Spec- 
 tator, 68 : 2g7. 
 Extra Special Hazards. By W. H. Frazier. Standard, 1902. 
 Felt Hat Works. By J. Haworth Chapman. Nor-Mich, i8g8- 
 
 99 ■ 43- 
 Fertilizers. By F. M. Griswold. Protection, igo3:gS. 
 Gas Main Leakage. By James C Bay les. Ins. Emr.. Ill : j. 
 
 — under Impervious Street Pavements. Report. Committee 
 
 on Lighting and Heating, National Board of Fire Under- 
 writers, 1899. Pamph., O pp. 7. BP. XIV. 
 
 Gas Works. By J. Haworth Chapman. Nexvcastle, igoo-oi : i. 
 
 Gasoline. By E. Van Ness. Ins. Eng., II : 1/8. 
 
 Glass Works." Bv John Galloway. Norivich, igoi-02 : 28. 
 
 Grain Elevators. " By S. H. Lockett. Argus, LII : 81, 128, /Sj. 
 Pamph., S pp. 22. Chicago, 1901. 
 
 Heating Systems. Anon. Ins. Eng., 1 : 6g. 
 
 llluminants. By G. O. Clark. Nor-wich, jgoo-oi .-jj. 
 
 — By E. Frank Williamson. Norivich Union Mag., Nos. yg, 80, 
 
 Si. ( See also. Acetylene Lighting, Electricity, Kerosene, etcj 
 
 Leather Tanning and Currying. By George Chappell. York- 
 shire, i8g8-gg. 
 
 Louisiana Sugar Houses. By J. W. Watkins. Ins. Eng., IV: ji. 
 
 Manufacturing Plants. By C. A. McCotter. Northwest, 
 igoo : 6g. 
 
 Metal Reduction Plants (in Four Parts). By F. J. T. Stewart. 
 Chronicle, LXIX : ji. 
 
 Metal-Working Risks, Bedstead Works. By J. Headon Boocock. 
 Birmingham, i8gg, Nov. 21. 
 
 Mineral Oil and Acetylene Gas. By G. G. Henderson. Glas- 
 gow, Fourth Series, No. 13. 
 
 Mining Risks in the West. Anon. Ins. Report, 6 : 28. 
 
 Packing Houses. By W. H. Frazier. Western Und. ,6th Yr. : j6. 
 
 Phosphates. Report. South 1878 : 126. 
 
 Plate Glass and Window Works. By F. M. Griswold. Ins. 
 Eng., IV : 462. 
 
 Portland Cement Mills. By W. H. Frazier. Ins. Eng., II -.143. 
 
 Potteries. By Thomas Hartley. Birmingham, igoo-oi : 6j. 
 
 — By ¥. R. Perowne. Norxvich, igoo-oi. ( Federation, Vol. IV. ) 
 Potteries and Allied Trades. By J. P. Eckford. Yorkshire, 
 
 1 go 1-02 : 4j. 
 Rice Mills, Attrition Machines in. (Attrition Mach.) 
 Rope Works. By Owen D. Jones. Nevjcastle, i8gg-igoo ; j/. 
 Silver Reduction Plants. By F. J. T. Stewart. Chronicle, 
 
 LXrX: 8s. 
 Sugar Manufacturing Plants. By A. M. Cunninghame. South, 
 
 187S. 
 Storage Warehouses. Anon. /;/.•;. JVorld, X'V: 44g. 
 Texas Fuel Oil. Report. By A. M. Schoen. Pamph., O pp. 
 
 22. dVew York, /go2. 
 Wine Cellars. By Robert H. Delafield. Pacific, igoi : 106. 
 Woodworkers. By S. H. Lockett. Argus, LII 1 : 214. Pamph. 
 
 S pp. 95. Chicago, 1903. 
 
 33 
 
Fire Hose. (Fire Apparatus. ) 
 
 Fire Hydrants, Items to be Complied with in the Construction of. 
 Protection, igoo : 4g. 
 
 — Report on. Pi-otectio/i, igoi : "jS. 
 
 Fire Insurance : A Treatise. By Josiah Flint. Pamph., Nar. D. 
 31. Philadelphia, 1901. BP. XVII. 
 
 — A Paper read before loth An. Convention, American Ware- 
 
 housemen's Association, 1900. By James Wells. Pamph., 
 BP. XVII. 
 
 — By John M. M'Candlish. Glasgow, igoo. Fourth Series, A''o. /j. 
 
 — Board, The Model. By A. H. Robinson. P. o»., 8 : 65. 
 
 — Cost Price of. By James Ostler. Fcderatiou, igoo, III: =-55. 
 
 — Ethics of. By R. J. White. Victoria, igoi : bi. 
 
 — Municipal. By W. A. Bingham. Yorkshire, igoi-02 : 66. 
 
 — Origin and Growth of. By C. C. Foster. Toronto, i8gg-igoo : 
 
 66. 
 
 — Past and Present. By C. R. Colquhoun. Victoria, igoi : 61. 
 
 — Rationale of. By E. P. Heaton. Finance Chronicle, XXIII : 
 
 255- 
 
 — Relation of to the Community. Is Fire Insurance a Trust.'' 
 
 Issued by National Board of Fire Underwriters. O pp. 32. 
 Neiv York, iSgg. 
 Fire Insurance as a Science, Observations on the Progress and Pros- 
 pects of. By David Laidlow. Federation, igoo, III : jij. 
 Fire Insurance Agents' and Surveyors' Pocket Book of Information. 
 
 By Geo. Velten Steeb. S. pp. 152. New Tork, i8g6. 
 Fire Insurance: Contracts, Drafting. (Drafting.) 
 
 — Expenses, Agent's Influence on, The. By R. S. Brannen 
 Econ., 7:288. 
 
 — Expenses, How they May be Reduced. By A. W. Neale. Econ., 
 7:284. 
 
 — from an Economic Standpoint. An Address before Joint Com- 
 mittee of the Senate and House of Representatives of Min- 
 nesota, Feb. 7, 1899. By Otto Greely. BP. XI. 
 
 —in New England for Ten Years. (See Statistics of Fire Insur- 
 ance.) 
 
 — Inspection. (See Inspection, Inspectors, Mill Inspection.) 
 
 —Law. (See LAW OF INSURANCE.) 
 Fire Insurance Laws, Taxes and Fees : Also County and Municipal 
 Requirements. Containing a Digest of the Statutory Re- 
 quirements in the United States and Canada relative to 
 Fire Insurance Companies and Agents, with many Qiiota- 
 tions from the Statutes. Pub. by the Spectator Co., New 
 York. O. pp. 316. X'e-v I'ork, igoi. Issued Annually. 
 File complete. 
 
 — Patrols. (Fire Patrols.) 
 
 34 
 
Fire Insurance (Continued) : — 
 
 — Practise. By J. H. Hall. iVew Zealand, /goo: /j. 
 Fire Insurance Rate, The Foundation of the. By W. C. Nelson, ///s. 
 
 Field, III: i4- 3- 
 —Advance, 25'; Flat, 1902. (HISTORICAL.) 
 — Advance, Proposed. By F. H. Wagner. Econ.,3: i6g. 
 — Agreements. By H. H. Putnam. Xorf/nvest, igoo: 4^. 
 — Fluctuations. — Anon. Ecoii., 2: 1J4. 
 — making. Anon. Weekly Und., LXII:2:28. 
 — making. Modern. Anon. Eeon.,8: 62. 
 — making. Some Methods of. Anon. Ecoii.. 6, 114. 
 — Making, Scientific, Fire Insurance Difficulties of. A Discussion 
 
 of Classification, and the Universal Mercantile Schedule. 
 
 By S. H. Lockett. Ins. Field, III: 13 : 2. 
 Fire Insurance Rates, An Appeal for Adequate. Anon. Pamph., 
 
 Nar. T pp. 10. Des Moines, igo2. 
 
 — Expenses and Commissions. Anon. Econ., 9; cS". 
 
 — How to Obtain Adequate. By J. A. Spaulding. Arg-us, L : 100. 
 
 — How they are Made. By Clarence S. Pellett. Chronicle, 
 
 bS : 326. 
 
 — Not a Qiiestion of Locality. Anon. Monitor, 4S : i: 34- 
 
 — Rationale of. By A. F. Dean. {DEAN.) 
 
 — (1S95). Report of Investigations submitted by the Committee 
 
 on Trade and Manufactures of the Board of Trade of 
 Newark, N. J. Pamph., O pp. 23. Newark, iSgj. 
 BP. XI. 
 
 — Uniform, Ai-e they Desirable.? By E. W. Wilson. Econ., 
 
 5-71- 
 
 — versus Good Construction. By E. J. Overmire. Ins. Eng., 
 
 Ill : S34- (See also. Schedule Rating.) 
 Fire Insurance Rating. By George W. Dornin. Pacific, /goo: jj 
 
 — as a Science. By A. F. Dean. {I?EAX.) 
 
 — Economic Principles of. Anon. Econ.,/:/. 
 
 — "Fire Rating as a Science," Replies to Criticisms of, by F. C. 
 Moore. By A. F. Dean. Ins. Field, III: /j: 2, III: 
 /S: 2. 
 
 — Scientific, from an Actuary's Standpoint. By Miles Menander 
 
 Dawson. Nortlnvest, igoi : ^6. 
 
 — Scientific, A Defense of the Universal Mercantile Schedule. 
 
 By F. C. Moore. Ins. Field., Ill : /^ .• 2. 
 
 Fire Insurance Results. Why Rates have been Raised, and why a 
 Further Advance may be Made. By George O. Wagner. 
 Pamph., Nar. O pp. 12. BP. XV. 
 
 FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CHICAGO. Org. 1901. Con- 
 stitution. Bulletin, \'ol. 1, 1903. 
 
 35 
 
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY OF NEW YORK, THE. Org., 
 Feb., 1901. Bulletins, Folder, Nar. O, Vols. I and II. Con- 
 stitution and Bj-laws. Pamph., Nar. S. Reports, Secre- 
 tary, Treasurer and Librarian. Folder, O pp. 4. Feb. 25, 
 1902 ; Feb. 25, 1903. 
 
 FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY OF PHILADELPHIA, THE. 
 Organized 1901. Proceedings, complete. Vol. I, issued 
 in May, 1902. Pamph., O pp. 108. 
 
 Fire Insurance Statistics. (See Statistics of Fire Ins.) 
 
 Fire Loss, The Increasing, in the United States: its Cause and Pre- 
 vention. By Edward Atkinson. Massachusetts, igoo : 42. 
 
 — Assessing and Extinguishing Expenses. By Henry B. Slee. 
 
 Xcjvcastle, igoo-oi : jj. 
 Fire Loss Assessor, The Duties and Privileges of the. By John Laird. 
 Glasgow, igoi, Fifth Series, No. j. 
 
 — Leaves from the Diary of an. By T. Waddington. Yorkshire, 
 
 igoo-oi : 77. (See also, Adjuster, Adjusting, Adjustments.) 
 Fire Losses, A Few Notes on Adjustments, Claims and Extinguishing 
 
 Expenses. By E. A. Birks. Yorkshire, iSgg-igoo : 23. 
 Fire Marshal Law, The. An Address before the Ohio Legislature, 
 
 March 2, 1900. By Charles W. Whitcomb. Pamph. O pp. 
 
 24. Boston, 1900. BP. XIV. 
 Fire Marshal Reports. (See Connecticut, Ohio.) 
 Fire Patrol, A Story of the. By Ray Stannard Baker. Cut from 
 
 McClure's Magazine. BP. XI. 
 
 — By Calvert D. Meade. Pacific, igoo : 41. (See also. Salvage 
 
 Corps.) 
 Fire Patrols. 
 
 — Glasgow Rate and Salvage Association. Organized 1874. Re- 
 
 ports and Accounts (annual) complete, except for 1895. 
 
 — Liverpool Fire Salvage Association, Ltd. Organized 1867. 
 
 Reports and Accounts (annual) for 1899, 1900, 1901. 
 
 — London Salvage Corps. Organized 1866. Reports and Ac- 
 
 counts for 1897, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1901. 
 Fire Prevention and Fire Extinction. By James Braidwood. O pp. 
 197. London, i86b. 
 
 — The Chemistry of Fire and. By Herbert and Harry Ingle. (See 
 
 Chemistry of.) 
 
 — and Protection. The Spectator Co. Nar. S pp. 211. New 
 
 York, igoo. (See also, ATKINSON, HAYES, Preven- 
 tion, Fire Protection, etc.) 
 Fireproof Construction, The Unbidden Guest in. By Frank B. Abbott. 
 Ins. Eng., 88:347. 
 
 — in Philadelphia. By Edwin F. Bertolet. (Philadelphia.) 
 
 — of Churches, The. By George W. Kramer. Chronicle, 68 : 337. 
 
 36 
 
Fireproof Construction (Continued) : — 
 
 — (and Rustproof), of Steel Buildings. Bv Frank B. Abbott, /iis. 
 
 Ell-:. /:j;j. 
 Fireproof F'actorv Building, The. By Frank II. Qiiinby. C/iroi/iclc, 
 6S :jd4. 
 
 — Mill of the English Type, Destroyed by Fire at Stockport, Eng. 
 
 Nov. 5, 1902. Mitfuals, VI : J62. ('See also, Buildings, Fire 
 Proofing, Mill Construction, Steel Construction, BRIT- 
 ISH, EXPERIMENT STATION and FIRE TESTS.) 
 Fire Proofed Wood. By Perez M. Stewart. Engineers, igo2: 134. 
 
 — New Method of Testing the Fire Resisting Qiialities of. By 
 
 Ira II. Woolson. Ins. Eng., 111:237. (See also, BRIT- 
 ISH, EXPERIMENT STATION, Fire Retardant Materials, 
 Treated Wood.) 
 Fire Proofing, Absolute, for Interior Steel Construction. (From the 
 " Brickbuilder.") Ins. Eng., I: igj. 
 
 — of Steel Buildings, The. By J. K. Freitag. {FREITA G.) 
 Fire Protection, Are Cities and Towns keeping Pace Avith the Im- 
 provements in, in Proportion to the Increase of the Con- 
 flagration Hazard.? (See CLARKE, MORRISON.) 
 
 — Hand-Book of for Improved Risks. (See CROSBY AND 
 
 FISKE.) 
 
 — Mill. (See Mill Fire Protection.) 
 
 — Modern. (Cut from Pear Mag. Oc. 02.) By Charles T. Hill. 
 
 Scrap-Bk : iji. (See also. Storehouses, Warehouses, .4 7'- 
 KINSON, WATERS, SPECTATOR CO.) 
 Fire Pumps, Electric. Report. C. M. Goddard. Protection, iqoo : rji , 
 I go J : 14S. 
 
 — Electrically Driven, General Specifications for. W. II. Mer- 
 
 rill, Jr. Protection, igoo : j-j£. 
 
 — Steam. Report. W. H. Stratton. Protection, igoo : igg, igoi : 
 
 170, igo2 : 187. 
 Fire Resisting Materials, Some Fire Tests with. By Ellis Marlsland. 
 Glasgozu, igoi. Fifth Series, No. S. 
 
 — Retardant Materials. Report of Tests on. By Charles L. 
 
 Norton. Miituals, VI. (See also, BRITISH, EXPERI- 
 MENT STATION, FIRE TESTS, Fire Proofed Wood, etc.) 
 Fire Risk of Gas Main Leakage. (FIRE HAZARDS.) 
 
 — Scenes in Japan. Nar. O pp. 24. Nc-.v )'ork. Xo date. 
 
 Fire Streams, A Photographic Studv of. ]?v A. Marston. Ins. 
 
 Eng.,I:js- 
 
 — Water Mains for Effective. By F. W. Shepherd. .Massac/iri- 
 
 setts, I go I : 104- 
 Fire Tarriff, The, Its Object and Effects. By II. B. Cowper. Walc^ 
 Record, igoi. No. rod. (See also, Fire Ins. Rates. Rating. 
 Schedule Rating, Tariff.) 
 ?,1 
 
FIRE TESTS OF MATERIALS: (See also. BRITISH, EXPERIMENT STA= 
 TION, Fire Resisting Materials.) 
 
 Concrete Arch. B_v Charles L. Norton. Ins. Eiig., 11 : 4S3. 
 Floors : — 
 
 — Concrete Arch, Three Types of. By the American Concrete 
 
 Steel Co. Conducted by the Department of Buildings, 
 Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, Sept. 10, 1902. 
 Ins. Eng., IV: 227. 
 
 — "American Floor System." By the American Fireproof Con- 
 
 struction Co. Conducted by the Department of Buildings, 
 Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, May 2, 1902. 
 /;/,«. E)2g.. Ill : J06. 
 
 — " White Floor System." By the White Fireproof Construction 
 
 Co. Conducted by the Department of Buildings, Borough 
 of Manhattan, City of New York. Ins. Eng., Ill : ^gg. 
 
 — " Lock-woven Metal Concrete " Floor Arch. By Wight ( W. N.) 
 
 & Co. Conducted by the Department of Buildings, Bor- 
 ough of Manhattan, titv of New York, Feb. 4, 1902. Ins. 
 Eng., 111:444. 
 
 — Bromley Patent, Fireproof Floor. By the "Vulcanite Paving 
 
 Co." Conducted by Howard S. Richards, architect, Jan. 
 15, 1902. Ins. E?ig., Ill: 1^2. 
 Partitions : — 
 
 — "Averill," "Brinkman," "Freeman-Dobbin," " Maurer," 
 
 " Moeslein," " Expanded Metal," " Roebling," Double and 
 Single Lath Partitions. Conducted by the Department of 
 Buildings, Boroughs of ^L-^nhattan and" Bronx, City of New 
 York, Sept. 30 and Nov. 21, 1901. Ins. Eng.. Ill: 2b. 
 
 — Eight Different Makes. Conducted by the Department of 
 
 Buildings, Boroughs of Manhattan and Bronx, City of New 
 York, x\ug. 26, 1901. Ins. Eng., II : 3S7. 
 
 — Expanded Metal Type. By the Fireproofing Co. of New York. 
 
 Conducted by the Department of Buildings, Borough of 
 Manhattan, Citv of New York. Ins. Eng., IV: 3. 
 
 — " Rader " Partition" Block. By R. Rader & Co. Conducted by 
 
 the Department of Buildings, Borough of Manhattan, City 
 of NeAV York, March 19, 1902. Ins. Eng., Ill : 3/2. 
 
 Fire Underwriters' Inspection Bureau of San Francisco. Organized 
 as a separate bureau June, 1S86. Previously an adjunct of 
 the Fire Patrol. An. Reports complete, 1S87 to 1902. 
 
 Fires, Chemicals in, and Chemical Causes of. (Chemicals.) 
 
 — Mow they are Extinguished. Anon. (Cut from Xciv III. 
 
 Mag., London, March, 1900.) 
 
 — in American Cities. By A. P. Peabody. BP. i A. 
 
 — Summary of. Protection, igoo: 2g, igoi :3i, igos: 30. 
 
 — Woolen Mill, Their Cause and Means of Prevention. By John 
 
 L. Hayes. BP. I-A. (See also. Conflagrations.) 
 FISKE, A. H. Fire Alarm Systems in Small Cities. Some Sug- 
 gestions for. 
 
 3S 
 
F/SKE, Heni-j A. Automatic Sprinklers, The Advisability and 
 Merits of. 
 — Fur Hat Factories, Processes and Hazards of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Surveying, An Accepted List of Specifications as an Aid to. 
 
 Protection, iqoo : 162. 
 FISKE, Henry A. (and Crosby, Everett U . ). (See CliOSB V, Everett 
 
 U.) 
 FLINT, Josiah D. Fire Insurance, A Treatise. 
 Floors, Concrete. Bv Frank Caws. lus. Eiig., 1 : 23^. 
 
 — Fire Tests with. (See BRITISH, EXPERIMENT STA- 
 
 TION, FIRE TESTS.) 
 
 — Weight Tests with. ( See WEIGHT TESTS. ) 
 
 — and Doors, Resistance of to Fire. By Edwin O. Sachs. Ins. 
 
 Bug-., 111:523. 
 
 Flour, A Lot of. By H. M. Grant. Pacific, igoo : Si. 
 
 FOLEY, James. (See SWENIE and FOLEY.) 
 
 FOLGER, Herbert. Classification, The Practical Side of. 
 —Need of the Hour, The. 
 
 FORBES, W. D. Lightning, Statistics of Losses from, with Sug- 
 gestions for Protection against. (Lightning.) 
 
 Foreign Fire Fighters. By Fritz Morris. (Cut from Cosmop. Mag., 
 Jan . , '03 . ) Scrap- Bk. : 48 A . 
 
 FORDYCE, John R. Cotton, A Method of Preparing in Round 
 Bales. 
 
 FOSTER, C. C. Canada, History of Fire Insurance in. (HIS- 
 TORICAL.) 
 —Fire Insurance, Origin and Growth of. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 Foundry Roofs and Storehouses, Sprinkling of. Mtituah, VI : 3og. 
 
 FOWLER, J. A. Pennsylvania Insurance Handbook. D pp. 276. 
 Philadelphia, i860. 
 
 FRAZIER, W. H. Packing Houses, Processes and Principal Fire 
 Hazards of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 — Portland Cement Mills, The Fire Hazards of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 — Special, Extra Hazards, The Status to date. Standard, 
 
 igo2. 
 FREITAG, J. K. Corrosion of Steel Construction. Ins. Eng., 
 111:560. 
 
 — F'ireproofing of Steel Buildings, The. ist ed. O pp. 319. New 
 
 York, iSgg. 
 
 Freezing, in Storehouse Buckets, To Prevent. Mittiials. VI: 71. 
 
 FRIENDLY, H. H. Consequential Damage Clause, The. A Prac- 
 tical Solution. North-vest, igoo : g4. 
 
 Fur Hat Factories, Processes and Fire Hazards of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 FURBER, William Copeland. Office Buildings, Modern. 
 
 — Steelwork in Skeleton Buildings. (Buildings.) 
 
 39 
 
GALLOJVAl', John. Glass Works. (P^ire Hazards.) 
 GARRETT, F. C. Spontaneous Combustion. 
 
 Gas, Manufactured, and Electricity at Fires. By F. E. Curtis. Massa- 
 chusetts, I goo : J4. 
 
 — Engines for High Pressure Fire Service. By J. R. Bibbins. 
 
 Ills. Eng., IV:2j6. 
 
 — Main Leakage, The Fire Hazards of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 — Works. By John Haworth Chapman. (Fire Hazards.) 
 Gasolene, Dangers and Fatalities attending its Use. Destruction of 
 
 Property; Legal Aspect in connection with Underwriting. 
 Anon. Pamph. D pp. lo. Indianapolis, i8gg. 
 
 — Hazard, The. By E. Van Ness. Ins. Eng., II: ii8. 
 
 — Rules, National Board's, Comments on. By E. Van Ness. 
 
 Ins. Eng., II : J17. 
 GEMMER, Walter F. Boot and Shoe Factories as Fire Risks. 
 (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 — Drapers as Fire Risks. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 General Average, Some Phases of. By J. T. Ralston. Wales Record, 
 I goo, No. 106. 
 
 General Re-insurance, The Settlement of Losses under Policies of. 
 By F. B. Kellam. Pacific, igoi .-Sj. 
 
 GERHARD, William Paul. Theatres, The Safety of Audiences, 
 etc. (Theatres.) 
 
 GIBBONS, W. H. Coal, Pulverized, as Fuel. 
 
 Glass, Fire Tests with. (See BRITISH, EXPERIMENT STA- 
 TION.) 
 
 — Wire. (See Wire, also Wired Glass.) 
 
 — Works. By John Galloway. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Glossary of Terms used in Milling. By A. B. Dansken. (Milling.) 
 
 — Building Terms. By A. B. Dansken. (DANSKEN.) 
 GLOVER, Benjamin II. Underwriters' Laboratories, Testing Oven 
 
 at the. Ins. Eng., IV.-j/j. 
 GOAD, Charles E. Conflagrations in the Last Ten Years. (Con- 
 flagrations.) 
 GODDARD, C.lsl. Electric Fire Pumps. Report. (Fire Pumps. ) 
 GOLDSMITH, B. Maritime Warfare, Its Connection with Insur- 
 ance. Victoria, i8g8 : yj. 
 
 — Seaworthiness. Victoria, /goo : jg. 
 GO W, Niel. (See PALET.) 
 
 GOJV, William. Marine Insurance. 2d ed. S pp. 403. London, jgoo. 
 Grain Elevators, Automatic Sprinklers in. By W. C Robinson. Pro- 
 tection, I goo : lyj. 
 
 — Fires in. By D. J. Swenie and James Foley. Engineers, 
 
 I goo : 2S. 
 
 40 
 
Grain Elevators (Continued) : — 
 
 — The Construction and Fire Hazards of. By S. II. Lockett. 
 
 (Fire Hazards.) 
 Grain Field Losses, Adjusting. By F. A. Argall. Pacifc, igor : jj. 
 
 — By V. Carus Driffield, Pacific, igoi :jj. 
 
 — By W. H. Lowden, Pacific, iqoi : 46. 
 
 — By Calvert Meade, Pacifi'c. /go/ : jo. 
 
 — By William Sexton, Pacfic, /go/ : 43. 
 GRANT, H. M. Flour, A Lot of. 
 GREELT, Otto E. Anti-Trust Agitation. 
 
 — Fire Insurance from an Economic Standpoint. 
 
 — Industrial Trusts and Fire Insurance. 
 GREER, W. T. Adjustments and Public Opinion. 
 GRISWOLD, F. M. Fertilizers, The Inherent and Physical Haz- 
 ards of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 — Inspection by Experts, The Value of Organized Insurance. 
 
 — Plate Glass and Window Glass Works, Fire Hazards of. 
 
 — Richmond, Wts.., The Fire Hazards in. 
 GROGAN, W. W. Marine Insurance. 
 
 Ground Wires in Connection with Fire Alarm Telegraph Service, 
 Should they be Abolished.? By Morris W. Mead. Engi- 
 neers, /goo:jy. 
 
 H 
 
 Hail, Congress for Protection Against in Rouen. Report by J. C. 
 Covert. United States Con. Report, No. 266, Vol. LXX, 
 Nov., 1902. Scrap-Bk : j6 a. 
 
 HALE, George C. Kansas City Fire Department at the Paris Expo- 
 sition, August, 1900. (Kansas City.) 
 
 HALL, J. H. Fire Insurance Practise. 
 
 Hand-Book of Fire Protection for Improved Risks. By Everett U. 
 Crosby and Hcnrj- A. Fiske. D pp. 312. Boston, /go/. 
 
 HARDY, E. R. Massachusetts, An Account of Early Insurance 
 Offices in, from 1724 to iSoi. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 HARFORD, Frank. Washington Insurance Association. (HIS- 
 TORICAL.) 
 
 HARFORD. W. P. \'alued Policy Incendiarism, (\-alued Policy 
 Law.) 
 
 HARRIS,]. O. Colonel Johnson of Johnson's Corners. D pp. 249. 
 Chicago, /go/. 
 
 HART, W. H. Supervision of Fire Insurance, The Relation of the 
 State to. 
 
 HARTLEr, Thomas. Potteries, The Processes and Hazards of. 
 (Fire Hazards. ) 
 
HARrNOLL, J. Hooper. The Annual Balance Sheets of all Insur- 
 ance Companies Completely Registered, from the Passing 
 of the Act 7 and 8 Vic, C no, to Feb. 5, 1852. To which 
 is Prefixed a Letter to the Right Hon. E. C Cardwell, M. P., 
 President of the Board of Trade, on the Inoperative Charac- 
 ter of the Joint Stock Companies Registration Act, etc. O 
 pp. 123. London, iS^2. 
 
 HA YES, John L. Fires in Woolen Mills, Their Causes and Means 
 of Prevention and Extinction. 
 
 Hazards, Fire, The Improvement of; Examples of the Workings of 
 the Underwriters' Penalties and Allowances. Anon. Ins. 
 Eng., IV: 47. 
 
 Head Protection, Scientific, in Entering and Combating Smoke at 
 Fires. By Willis C. Vajen. Engineers, i8gg: 22. 
 
 HEAP, David Porter. Acetylene Gas. 
 
 Heating Systems, The Fire Risks of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 H EATON, E. P. Rationale of Fire Insurance, The. 
 
 HENDERSON, G. G. Mineral Oil and Acetylene Gas, The Risks 
 attending the Use of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Hennebique Sj'stem of Armoured Concrete Construction, The. By 
 Leonard Mensch. Ins. Eng., IV: 42g. 
 
 HEWITT, William R. Co-insurance Clause: The So% and 100% 
 Clauses, and their Application in Case of Loss. 
 
 HEXAMER, Charles A. Automatic Sprinkler Heads, Deteriora- 
 tion of. 
 
 — Breweries, The Danger of Fires in. 
 
 — Chemicals in Fires and the Chemical Causes of Fire. 
 
 — Corrosion of Sprinkler Pipe. 
 
 High Buildings, Fighting Fires in, and on Floors of Large Area. 
 Anon. Engineers, rSgg : ig. (See also. Tall Building, Sky- 
 scraper, etc.) 
 
 High Explosives. (See Explosives.) 
 
 High Pressure Fire Mains. Anon. Ins. Eng., IV: J2j. 
 
 — Pipe Line in Philadelphia. (Philadelphia.) 
 HILL, Charles T. Modern Fire Protection. 
 
 HISCOCK, H. L. Summer Hotels in New England, A Record of 
 Fires in. (Summer Hotels. ) 
 
 HISTORICAL:— 
 
 — Alton Fire and Marine Insurance Co., The Charter of the. 
 
 Pamph. Nar. D pp. 14. Alton, 111. 1839. BP. XVII. 
 
 — Boston Fire Underwriters' Union. Pamph. O pp. 14. Boston, 
 
 1873. BP. XIII. 
 
 — Boston Manufacturers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Semicen- 
 
 tennial Record of the. Mutnah, V:j/S- (See also, 
 Atkinson.) 
 
 42 
 
Historical (Continued) : — 
 
 — Canada, History of Fire Insurance in. By C C. Foster. 
 
 Toronto, igoo-oi : 2j. 
 
 — Chicago Fire (1871), The, and the Fire Insurance Companies: 
 
 An Exhibit of the Capital, Assets and Losses of the Com- 
 panies, together with a Graphic Account of the Great Dis- 
 aster. Bv T- H. and C M. Goodsell. Pamph. O pp. 46. 
 New York , "i 87 1 . BP. X VII. 
 
 — Columbian Insurance Co., Copy of Charter of the. Organized 
 
 August, 18:^7. Pamph. Nar. D pp. 11. New York, 18^7. 
 BP. XVII. 
 
 — Conflagrations during the Last Ten Years. By Charles E. 
 
 Goad. Manchester, i8gS-gg : 7. 
 
 — Fire Insurance, The Origin and Growth of. By C C. Foster. 
 
 Toronto, iSgg-igoo : 27. 
 
 — Holyoke Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of Salem, Mass., The. 
 
 Pamph. Sq. O pp. 35. Salem, igoi. 
 
 — Home Insurance Co., First Quarter Century of the. Anon. 
 
 Nar. O pp. So. Xe-M York, 1878. 
 
 — Insurance Clerks' Mutual Benefit Association of the City of 
 
 New York, A History of. By Charles F. Allen. Mutual 
 Benefit Report, 20th Anniversary. 
 
 — Insurance Institutes, The, Their Work and Objects. By Charles 
 
 Salter. Victoria, igoo : g6. 
 
 — International Association of Fire Engineers, The, A Historical 
 
 Review of. By James R. Hopkins. Engineers, igoo : 46. 
 
 — Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Co., of New York, The. Suc- 
 
 ceeding the Mutual Assurance Co. of the City of New York. 
 From 31st January, 1787, to 21st October, 1S75-S8 years. 
 Pamph. Sq. O pp. 50. Nevj York, 187J. 
 
 — Lancaster Home Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Charter and By- 
 
 Laws of the. Incorporated May i, 1861. Pamph. O pp. 14. 
 Lancaster, Pa., iSbi. 
 
 — London Salvage Corps, The, and Its Work. By F. Astley 
 
 Cubitt. Xor-vick, iSgg-igoo : j^. 
 
 — Marine Insurance, A Handbook. By William Gow. S pp. 403. 
 
 2d ed. London, /goo. 
 
 — Massachusetts, An Account of Early Insurance Offices in, from 
 
 1724 to 1801. By E. R. Hardy. Insurance Library, igoi. 
 
 — Middle Department, Field Men of the. Supplement of the 
 
 United States Reviezv, Philadelphia, Xov. 28, igoi. Sq. F 
 pp.38. 
 
 — Mutual Assurance Company of New York. Copy of Original 
 
 Prospectus, containing deed of Settlement, and Table of 
 Premiums and Deposits to be Paid for Insurance for Seven 
 Years. Pamph. Sq. D pp. vmnumbered. New York. 
 1787. 
 
 — Mutual P'ire Insurance Company. Report of a Committee chosen 
 
 to Digest a Plan and Form Rules and Regulations for. 
 Boston, Feb. 21, 1797. Pamph. Nar. D pp. 12., no imprint. 
 Note : This report became the basis of the fire insurance 
 scheme vjhich -vas finally embodied in the Massachusetts Mu- 
 tual Fire Insurance Co., the first Mutual Insurance Company 
 formed in Massachusetts. 
 
 — National Association of Fire Engineers. (International Asso- 
 
 ciation.) 
 
 4.3 
 
Historical (Concluded) : — 
 
 — National Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents, Some In- 
 
 formation Regarding. Anon. Folder, pp. 4. 1901. Local 
 Affeiits, Vol. I. 
 
 — National Board of Fire Underwriters, Its work in the Standardiza- 
 
 tion of Materials, Devices and Methods. Anon. I its. 
 E„g.. Ill ■.323- 
 
 — New Bedford, Mass., History of the Fire Department of the City 
 
 of, 1772 to 1890. Bj' Leonard Bolles Ellis. O pp. 239, i.-iv. 
 N'e-v Bedford, iSgo. 
 
 — New England Railroad Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Reports of, 
 
 1857-1859. Pamph. O pp. 12. Boston, iSjg. 
 
 — New Hampshire Compact of 1SS5. B^^George P. Field. Eco?i.,i :2g. 
 
 — Paterson, N. J., Conflagration at, Feb. S-9, 1902. Illustrated. 
 
 Published by the Continental Insurance Co. Pamph. Sq. 
 Q^ pp. 20. A'^eiv York, igo2. 
 . — Paterson, N. J., Conflagration at, Feb. 8-9, 1902. Newspaper 
 Accounts, with maps, photographs, Insurance losses, etc 
 Scrap-Bk : go. 
 
 — Philadelphia Contributionship for the Insurance of Houses from 
 
 Loss by Fire, Centennial Meeting of the, 2d Monday of 
 April, 1852. Pamph., O pp. 77. Philadelphia, iSj2. 
 
 — Philadelphia Fire Company, The. Anon. (Cut from old Mag.) 
 
 Scrap-Bk., p. 3sA. 
 
 — Philadelphia Fire Underwriters' Association. (Fire Under- 
 
 writers Association of.) 
 
 — Pittsfield, Mass., The Fire Service of. Containing an Account 
 
 of the Service from Leather Bucket Times to the Present 
 Fire Department. Pamph., O pp. 43. Pittsfield, iSgo. 
 
 — Rate Advance, 25% Flat, on Certain Fire Insurance Risks, in 
 
 1902 ; Newspaper Accounts of, with Editorial Comments on, 
 from Various Sources, from Feb. 17, 1902, to March 1, 1902. 
 Scrap-Bk. : gS. 
 
 — Rockingham Mutual Fire Insurance Office, Circular from the 
 
 Directors of, March 2, 1840. Pamph., Nar. O pp. 16. An- 
 dover, Mass., 1840. BP. XVII. 
 
 — Seattle Fire Department, The, A Souvenir of. Anon. Paper, 
 
 Sq. F pp. 216. Seattle, igoi. 
 
 — Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co., A Half Centurj-'s 
 
 History of the; A Record of Fifty years of Prosperity, 
 1849-1S59. Anon. Sq. Q__pp. 288. ' Springfield, 1 go i. 
 
 — Underwriters' Association of New York State ; Historical, Bio- 
 
 graphical, Pictorial. Special edition of the Surveyor, New 
 York. Sq. F pp. 70. Ne-v York, igo2. 
 
 — Underwriters' Association of Philadelphia, The. Supplement to 
 
 the U. S. Review, Philadelphia. Sq. F pp. 60. Philadel- 
 phia., I goo. 
 
 — Union, of Philadelphia, Fire Insurance Co., The, Twentieth 
 
 Century Souvenir of Ye Antient an Honourable. 1803-1901. 
 Anon. Sq. F. N^o imprint. 
 
 — Vermont, History of Insurance in. By Joseph A. De Boer. Ver- 
 
 mont Report, iSgS : 387. 
 
 — Washington Insurance Association, The, a History of. By Frank 
 
 Hanford. Local Agents, igo2 : J2. 
 
 — Waterbury, Conn., Conflagration in, Feb. 2, 1902. Newspaper 
 
 Accounts, Photographs. Maps. List of Insurances, etc. 
 Scrap-Bk.: 82. 
 
 44 
 
Iloboken, N. J., North German Lloyd Steamship Company's Piers at. 
 
 (N. German Lloyd.) 
 HOFFMAN, Frederick L. Tornadoes and Tornado Insurance. 
 
 — Windstorm and Tornado Insurance. 
 
 IIOLBROOK, W. Federation Examinations of 1899 and 1900 in the 
 
 Law of Fire Insurance, An Analysis of. (Federation 
 
 Exams.) 
 Holyoke Mutual Fire Insurance Company. (See HISTORICAL.) 
 Home Insurance Company, The. (See HISTORICAL.) 
 HOPKINS, James. International Association of F'ire Engineers, An 
 
 Historical Review of. 
 HORTON, George W. Fire Department of the Future in our Large 
 
 Cities, The. 
 Hose, Fire. (Fire Hose.) 
 
 — Underwriters' Fire, Hose Houses, Play Pipes, etc. (Fire Ap- 
 
 paratus.) 
 
 — House, Standard. (Standard Hose House.) 
 
 HO WE, Robert. Acetylene Gas. Toronto, i8gg-igoo :jj. 
 HUBBLE, John. Classification in Fire Insurance. 
 HUGHES, T. Vaughan. Explosives, Their Cause and Effect as Ap- 
 plied to Fire Insurance. 
 HUNTER, ]ohn. Acetylene Gas. New Castle, i8gS-gg : sg. 
 Hydrants, Fire. (Fire Hydrants.) 
 
 I 
 
 Ideal versus the Real in Fire Insurance, The. By J. F. McSween. 
 North-west, igoi : 104. 
 
 Igniting Point of Wood, Carpet, Cotton, Paper. Mutiiah, VI : 2^6. 
 
 lUuminants, The Fire Risks of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Illuminating Oil. Mtituals, ¥-.104. 
 
 Improvement of Hazards. (Hazards.) 
 
 Industrial Trusts and Fire Insurance. By Otto Greely. Econ., 3 : 6. 
 
 INGLE, Herbert (and Harry INGLE). Chemistry of Fire and Fire 
 Prevention, The. A Hand-Book for Insurance Surveyors, 
 etc. D pp. 287. NeitJ 2'ork and London, /goo. 
 
 Inspection of Electrical Hazards. (Electrical.) 
 
 — of Basement Rubbish. (Rubbish.) 
 
 — of Materials and Workmanship employed in construction. 
 
 I St ed. By Austin T. Byrne. Nar. D pp. 539. Nr:c Vork, 
 igoi. 
 
 — Fire Insurance, by the Assured. Everett U. Crosby. Protection, 
 
 I goo : 20b. 
 
 — Form, Self, For Mill Owners. Mntiials, VI. 
 
Inspections, Personal and Otherwise. Bj II. F. Cornell. North-vest, 
 igoi : 4j. 
 
 — The \'alue of Organized Expert. Bj F. M. Griswold. I>is. 
 
 Bug., Ill: 124. 
 Inspectors, Insurance, The Education of. V>y Houston R. Dunn. 
 
 I)is. Eng., II : joj. 
 Inspectors' Seals. By Albert Blauvelt. Protection, igoo : 14J. 
 Insurable Interest. Bv A. B. Adnam. Wales Record, igoi. No. iij. 
 Insurance Agent, The Legal Status of the. ( LAW OF I NSURANCE. ) 
 
 — Companies before the Courts. By William B. Ellison. Pamph. 
 
 O pp. 20. Nc7v York. igoj. 
 INSURANCE CLERKS' MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION 
 of the CITY of NEW YORK. Incorporated May 25, 1S72. 
 
 — Annual Reports ; Twentieth Anniversary, 1S92 ; Twenty-seventh 
 
 Annual, 1S99; Twenty-eighth Annual, 1900; Twenty-ninth 
 Annual, 1901. 
 
 — By-laws. Nar. S pp. 11. Nexv York, tio date. 
 
 — History of. By Charles F. Allen. (See HISTORICAL.) 
 Insurance Cost: Part A of Report No. 2 of the Sub-committee on, to 
 
 the Allied Business Organizations of Philadelphia, Fire 
 Insurance Committee. Being a Criticism of " Why Rates 
 have been Advanced." Bv George E. Wagner. Folder, 
 pp. 4. Philadelphia, igo2. 
 
 INSURANCE DIRECTORIES:— 
 
 — Insurance Directory and Business Chart of Baltimore City, 
 
 Washington, D. C, and the States of Maryland, Delaware, 
 Virginia and West Virginia. Nar. O pp. no. Baltimore, 
 igo2. 
 
 — Insurance Directory of Greater New York, Newark, Elizabeth, 
 
 Jersey City, Bayonne and Hoboken ; with other useful in- 
 formation, 1902-03. Nar. D pp. 266. Neiv York, igo2. 
 
 — Insurance Reports' Directory for the States of Colorado, Kansas, 
 
 Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. A 
 list of all Stock and Level Premium Insurance Companies, 
 Fire, Life and Casualty ; Premiums and Losses ; Directory of 
 Agents by Towns ; condition of Water Supply and Fire De- 
 partments of the Several Towns, etc. By the Insurance 
 Report Pub. Co. S pp. 368. Denver, igo2. 
 
 — Rhode Island and Providence Plantation. Directory of Insurance 
 
 Companies and their Agents, and list of Insurance Brokers. 
 Corrected to May 15, 1902. Prepared by Charles C. Gray, 
 Insurance Commissioner. Pamph. O pp. 76. Providence, 
 igo2. 
 
 — Surveyor Insurance Directory, The, of the States of New York 
 
 and New Jersey, containing the names and addresses of In- 
 surance Companies, Agents . . . Brokers . . . County and 
 Local Underwriters' Organizations, etc. By the Surveyor 
 Pub. Co. D pp. 206. Ne-M York, igo2. 
 
 46 
 
Insurance Directories (Continued) : — 
 
 — Underwriters' Hand-Book of Michigan. 1902-03. 6th ed. By 
 
 the Western I'nderwriter. S pp. 220. Ciiici/niuti, jgo2. 
 
 — Underwriters' Hand-Book of Ohio. A Compendium of Insurance 
 
 Information by Cities and Towns, including a Complete 
 Directory of Agents . . . Companies doing business in the 
 State . . . Statistics of Companies, etc By Rough Notes 
 Pub. Co. S pp. 306. CincinHati, jgo3. 
 
 Insurance Engineering, A Department of a Public Necessity. (.4 7"- 
 KINSON.) 
 — Examples of from the F'actory Miituals. (Factory Mutuals.) 
 
 INSURANCE ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION, Boston, Mass. Or- 
 ganized 1902. REPORTS :— 
 
 — Fireproofed Wood. By Charles L. Norton. Report No. i. 
 
 — Fireproofed W^ood. Comments. Bv Edward Atkinson. Report 
 
 No. I. 
 
 — Partitions, Fire Test of; Expanded Metal Tj-pe by the General 
 
 Fireproofing Co. of New York City. Report No. /U. 
 — Sound Proof. By Charles L. Norton. Report N'o. II. 
 
 — Slow-Burning or Mill Construction. Report No. V. 
 
 — Steel, Corrosion of. By Edward Atkinson. Report No. IV. 
 
 — Steel Frames of Buildings. Corrosion of. Bv Charles L. Norton. 
 
 Report No. IV. 
 
 — Wired-Glass ; Diffusion of Light. Bv Charles L. Norton. Re- 
 
 port No. III. 
 
 Insurance Expert, The Education and Duties of an. By T. E. Young. 
 Glasgow, igoo, Fourth Series, No. 16. 
 
 Insurance in New England for Ten Years. (See Statistics of In- 
 surance. ) 
 
 INSURANCE INSTITUTE OF MONTREAL, The. Established 
 May, 1900. Reports Complete. 
 
 — Constitution and By-laws. Painp/i. Tpp.ii. 
 
 — Record of the. Vol. I., 1900-1901. O pp. 131. Montreal, iqoi. 
 
 Vol. II., 1901-02. O pp. 191. Montreal, igo2. 
 INSURANCE INSTITUTE OF NEW ZEALAND. The. Estab- 
 lished 1S99. Proceedings Complete. 
 
 — Rules of the Institute. Pawph. T pp. S. 
 
 INSURANCE INSTITUTE OF NOTTINGHAM, The. Estab- 
 lished November, 1S98. Reports igoo-oi , igoi-02. 
 
 — Laws of the Nottingham Insin-ance Institute. Pamph. T pp. 10. 
 INSURANCE INSTITUTE OF SOUTH AFRICA, The. Organ- 
 ized 1899 Succeeding the Assurance Association of Cape- 
 town. Reports Complete. 
 
 47 
 
Insurance Institute of South Africa (Continued) : — 
 
 — Rules of the Insurance Institute of South Africa. Pamfli. S 
 
 fp. II. Capctotvn, i8gg. 
 Insurance Institutes, The, Their Work and Object. (HISTORICAL.) 
 Insurance Law. (See LAW OF INSURANCE.) 
 Insurance Rates, Fire. (See Fire Insurance Rates.) 
 Insurance Reports' Directory. (See INSURANCE Directories.) 
 Insurance Situation, The. By Theodore Price. Pamph. O pp. 25. 
 
 Ne-w York, igoi. BP. XVII. 
 Insurance Society of New York. Org. 1901. An. Reports Complete. 
 
 (See Fire Insurance Society of New York.) 
 Insuring Patterns. By A. Irving Brewster. Pamph. O pp. 18. BP. XV. 
 International Association of Fire Engineers. An Historical Review 
 
 of. (HISTORICAL.) 
 Irish Tariffs, The, A Glance at. By John Lever. Ireland, iSgj-gS : 21. 
 IRVING, Joseph S. Schedule Rating, Classification and. 
 
 Jacksonville, Fla., Conflagration in. (See HISTORICAL.) 
 Japan, Fire Scenes in. Anon. Nar. O pp. 24. New York. No date. 
 JOHNSON, Harold. Edison, Thomas A., and Cement Construction. 
 JONES, Henry A. Fire Departments in Small Cities, Needed Im- 
 provements in. 
 — Volunteer Fire Departments, Rules and Regulations for. 
 JONES, Owen D. Rope Walks, Processes and Fire Hazards of. 
 
 K 
 
 Kansas City Fire Department at the Paris Exposition, August, 1900. 
 By George C. Hale. Engineers., igoo : bj. 
 
 Kansas, How the Insurance Companies are Taxed in. (See Taxation.) 
 
 KELLAM, F. B. Re-insurance, General, The Settlement of Losses 
 under Policies of. 
 
 KENNELLY, A. E. Electricity, Hazards of, in Buildings. (Fire 
 Hazards.) 
 
 Kerosene Oil Burning Apparatus, A Description of, with Burners Ap- 
 proved by the Board of Underwriters. Report. John C. 
 Paige i!v: Co. Typewritten, pp. 6. Scrap-Bk. : 11 j. 
 
 KERR, William. (See LAW OF INSURANCE.) 
 
 KIDDER, F. E. Cinder Concrete, The Strength of. 
 
 KINGSLEY, F. K. Tariff Legislation and Risk Improvement. 
 
 Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company of New York. (See HIS- 
 TORICAL.) 
 
 KNIGHT, Arthur H. Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering. 
 
 48 
 
LAIDLO W, David L. Fire Insurance as a Science. 
 
 LAIDLOW, J. B. Aims of the Institute, of Toronto. 
 
 LAIRD, John. Fire Loss Assessor, The Duties and Privileges of the. 
 
 LAMEY, II. T. Memoirs of Nat H. Jones. An Insurance Man. 
 O pp. 273. St. Louis, 1901. 
 
 Lancaster Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company. (See HISTORI- 
 CAL.) 
 
 Law, Fire Insurance, A Synopsis of the Federation Examinations of 
 1S99 and 1900, in. (Federation Exams.) 
 
 LAW OF INSURANCE, The :— 
 
 Note: Annual Lavj Publications listed in the Catalogue of The Insurance 
 Library Association of Boston, Ed. l8gq,and Works containing- only 
 Insurance Statutes of the various States, are not listed here. These 
 have been receix-ed as issued, and are on file in the Library. 
 
 BARNES, William. General Statutes of the State of New York 
 Relating to Fire, Marine, Life and Casualty Companies, etc., 
 passed by the Legislature from 1S59 to, and including, 1871. 
 6th ed. 6 pp. 221. Albanv, 1871.' 
 
 BERRIMAN, John R. A Digest of the Law of Insurance (con- 
 tinuing Sansum's and Berriman's Digests). \o\. Ill, Q^ 
 pp. 989; \'ol. IV, Q^pp. 991-1S31. Chicago, 1901. 
 
 CLARKE, ^.^. ATreatise on the Law of Insurance. Toronto, 
 
 1873- 
 DEARTH, Elmer H. Minnesota Insurance Laws in Force, Jan. 
 
 I, 1902. Also a Digest of Insurance Cases, both State and 
 
 Federal, from the Earliest Reports, to August. 1901, with a 
 
 Table of Cases, Digested. 
 DIXON, Francis B. Abridgement of the Maritime Law. 2d 
 
 ed. O pp. 304. Norfolk, 1859. 
 EL WELL, Marshall D. A Treatise on the Law of Fixtures. 
 
 O pp. 565. Chicago, 1876. 
 FINCH, John A. The Law of Insurance. A Preliminary 
 
 Lecture before the Indiana School of Law. Pamph. D pp. 
 
 12. BP. XIV. 
 
 — The Law of Insurance in the Law School. Read before the 
 
 Twentieth Annual Meeting of the American Bar Associa- 
 tion, Cleveland. 1897. Pamph. O pp. 15. BP. XIV. 
 
 — (and DEITCH, Gilford A.) Indiana Insurance Laws with 
 
 full Annotations from the Decisions of the Courts of 
 Indiana and other States. O pp. 283. Indianapolis and 
 Kansas City, 1S99. 
 
 GRISWOLD, J. The Legal Status of the Insurance Agent 
 under the Law of Agency. Pamph. D pp. 16. New York, 
 1896. BP. XI. 
 
 HILL, John Ward. A Manual of the Law of Fixtures. 2d ed. 
 O pp. 91. New "^'ork, 1871. 
 
 KERR, William A. The Law of Insurance. Fire, Life, Acci- 
 dent, Guarantee. O pp. 917. St. Paul, 1902. 
 
 MILLAR, John, Jr. Elements of the Law Relating to Insur- 
 ances. O pp. 560. Edinburgh, 1787. . 
 
 49 
 
Law of Insurance (Continued) : — 
 
 MORSE, John T., Jr. The Law of Arbitration and Award. 
 O pp. 670. Boston, 1872. 
 
 PALET, William. A Treatise on the Law of Principal and 
 Agent ; chiefly with reference to Mercantile Transactions. 
 A new Edition, with Considerable x\dditions bv NIEL 
 GOW. O pp. 375. Philadelphia, 1822. 
 
 PATON, Thomas S. Compendium of the Law of Insurance, 
 Comprising Marine, Fire and Life Insurance. Nar. O pp. 
 227. Edinburgh, 1862. 
 
 WAMBAUGH, Eugene. A Selection of Cases on Insurance. 
 Parts I, II and III. O pp. 480. Cambridge, 1901. 
 
 WAMSLEY, A. W. The Workingmen's Compensation Act, De- 
 fined bv the County Court Judges. O pp. 123. Manchester. 
 
 WESKETT, John. A Complete Digest of the Theory, Laws 
 and Practise of Insurances ; Compiled from the best author- 
 ities in Different Languages, which are Qiioted and Re- 
 ferred to, etc. ; with a Preliminai"y Discourse wherein are 
 Delineated the very Great Disorders which prevail in Affairs 
 of Insurance; Their Principal Causes Explained, etc. Nar. 
 O pp. 612 Dublin, 1783. 
 
 WIER, James. Workingmen's Compensation : Digest of Cases 
 Decided in England and Scotland. O pp. 120. London, 
 no date. 
 
 Leather Tanning and Currj-ing, Processes and Fire Hazards of. (Fire 
 
 Hazards.) 
 Legislation and Fire Losses, By W. D. Hart. Chronicle, 68 : ^18. 
 
 — Radical Insurance. By J. H. Trewin. N'ort/iv.'esi, igo2 : 78. 
 LEMMOX, W. S. Fire Doors and Shutters. The Work of Stand- 
 ardizing. 
 
 J^E WIS, David J. State Fire Insurance vs. Stock Company Insvn-ance. 
 
 Liability, When to Deny. By William Sexton. Pacific, igo2 : //. 
 
 Library Committee, Underwriters' Association of the Pacific, Report 
 of. Pacific, I goo : g, igoi : J2, igo2 : 80. 
 
 Light, Diffusion of. Report. jMutuals, V : Jjg. 
 
 Lightning, Property Loss by, in the United States, in 1S99. By Al- 
 fred J. Henry. (^Reprint from Monthly Weather Reviezufor 
 Oct., igoo.~) 
 
 — Protection Against. Anon. Ins. Eng., II : ~;ii. 
 
 — Rods, Do they Protect Property.? By A. M. Schoen. Spec- 
 
 tator, LX VII : 12b. 
 
 — Statistics of Losses from, and Suggested Action thereon, to be 
 
 taken by the Mutual Insurance Companies. (Read before 
 Co-operative Mutual Insurance Companies of Iowa, 1902.) 
 By W. D. Forbes. Scrap-Bk. 
 
 "Little Drops of Water, Little Grains of Sand." By Charles B. Hill. 
 
 Lloyds, A List of Agents and Sub-Agents to the Corporation, Geo- 
 graphically Arranged. Revised May, 1890. Pamph. pp. 
 32. London, 1890. BP. XIV. 
 
Local Agency Movement in Ohio, The. Anon. Econ., y:j72. 
 Local Agent, Duties and Responsibilities of the. By Fred V. Brown. 
 Pamph. O pp. II. BP. XII. 
 
 — Political Duties of the. Anon. Econ., 2 : 74. 
 
 Local Agent's Standpoint, The. By Jacob Wachenheimer. NortJi- 
 
 west, igoi : ji. 
 Local Agents' Associations, The Future of . By E.J. Tapping. Econ., 
 
 3 ■• 97- 
 
 — National and State. By George D. Markham. Econ., j ; 76. 
 Local Association, The. By C. S. Pellet. North-west, igoi : g8. 
 LOCKETT, S. H. Bicycle Factories, Fire Hazards of. 
 
 — Extra Special Hazards to Date. 
 
 — Grain Elevators, Fire Hazards of. 
 
 — Packing Houses, Their Processes and Fire Hazards. 
 
 — Scientitic Rate Making. The Difficulties of. A Discussion of 
 
 Classification and the Mercantile Schedule. Ins. Field, 
 III: I J : 2. 
 
 — Universal Mercantile Schedule in Practise, The, A Criti- 
 
 cism of. 
 London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co., Electric Installation Rules 
 of. Pamph. Nar. O pp. 31. London, 1900. 
 
 — Manchester Warehouses. By Phillip F. Brooks. Norivich, 
 
 I go 1-02 : 26. ( See Federation, V. ) 
 
 — Salvage Corps, The, and its Work. (HISTORICAL.; 
 
 Loss of Pressure caused by Meters in Factory Fire Supplies (from 
 Journal of the N. E. Water Works Association, XII: 2). 
 By E. V. French. Pamph. O pp. 73-102. BP. XV. 
 
 Losses, Grain-field, The Adjustment of. (Adjusting.) 
 
 — The Settlement of, under Policies of General Re-insurance. By 
 
 F. B. Kellam. Pacific, igo/ : Sj. 
 Louisiana Sugar Houses, The Fire Hazards of. By J. W. Watkins. 
 
 (Fire Hazards.) 
 LO IV, George P. Station Hazard Transformer, The. 
 LOWDEN, H. H. Adjusting Grain Field Losses. 
 Lowell, Mass., Test of the Fire System belonging to the Proprietors 
 
 of the Locks and Canals, in, made in 1897. Report. (Test.) 
 Lucifer Matches. By Orme Masson. Victoria, igoo .• jo. 
 Lumber Drying, A Discussion of the Various Processes of. By A. T. 
 
 Lumby. /;/.•;. Field., Ill : iS : g. 
 
 — and Dry Kilns. By Eldridge G. Snow. Pamph. Ncav York, 
 
 1901. 
 
 — Hazards of the Moist Air Dry Kiln. By II. S. Scrvoss. Ins. 
 
 Field, III: is :7- 
 LL'MBT, A. T. Lumber Drying, A Discussion of the \'ari()us Proc- 
 esses of. 
 
M 
 
 " Macomber " Chemical Attachment for Fire Buckets, The. Report. 
 
 Alutuals, I': IJ2. 
 MacDONNELL, Richard. Surveying Notes on the Tariff. 
 MacKENZIE, R. K. Automatic Fire Detecting Appliances. 
 
 — Theatres. 
 
 MacKNIGHT, F. E. Standpipe, The, and its Auxiliaries. 
 
 Manila, Fire Insurance in. Giving Classification of Buildings, Con- 
 struction, Fire Protection, Water Supply, Taxes and Fees, 
 and List of Fire Insurance Companies doing Business in, 
 1902. Anon. Coast Review, 61 : ij8. 
 
 Manila, Fire Insurance Association of; General Regulations and 
 Tariff. O pp. 33-x. Manila, 1901. 
 
 Mansion Houses as Fire Risks. By C R. Qiiinton. jVorii'/c/i, igoi- 
 02 : lb. (Federation, Vol. V.) 
 
 Manufacturing Plants, New Conditions and Hazards of. (Fire Haz- 
 ards.) 
 
 — Fires in. By " Inspector." Ins. E)ig., II : 340. 
 Manufacturing Processes and Fire Hazards. (See FIRE HAZARDS.) 
 Maritime Warfare, Its Connection with Insurance. By B. Goldsmith. 
 
 Victoria, iSg8 : yj. 
 Marine Insurance. By William Gow. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 — By W. W. Grogan. jYe-w Zealand, i8gg : jg. 
 
 — Effect of the Development of Steam Shipping on the Contract 
 
 of. By E. J. Felton. Wales Record, igoi, A'o. 112. 
 
 — Law of. A Speech in the House of Commons, March 20, 1S75. 
 
 By ( .? ) Brassy. BP. XIV. 
 
 — Purpose, Origin and Elements of. By H. N. Roberts. (HIS- 
 
 TORICAL.) 
 MARJENHOFF, O. G. "Ounce of Prevention, The." (Affield.) 
 
 A Reply to. 
 MARTIN, Charles C. Co-operation, Past and Present. 
 MARSTON, A. Fire Streams, A Photographic Study of. 
 Maryland, Insurance Directory of. (See Baltimore.) 
 Massachusetts, An Account of the Early Insurance Offices in, from 
 
 1724 to 1801. By E. R. Hardy. (HISTORICAL.) 
 MASSON, Orme. Lucifer Matches. 
 Matches, Lucifer. (Lucifer Matches.) 
 "May's" Automatic Fire Alarm. By G. H. Oatway. Manchester, 
 
 igoo-oi : g. 
 McCANDLISH, John M. Fire Insurance. 
 McCONNELL, Robert. Average Clauses and Applications. 
 McC OTTER, C. A. Manufacturing Plants, New Conditions and 
 
 Hazards of. 
 
McDEVITT, William. Acetylene Gas. 
 
 — Chemical Explosives, The Danger from. 
 
 — Chemicals, Explosive, The Danger of Storing and Handling. 
 
 — Chlorate of Potash. 
 
 — Explosion of Smoke. 
 McFADDEN, F. J. Standpipe Connections. 
 McSWEEN^, J. F. Ideal vs. Real in Insurance, The. 
 McVE2', A. H. Trusts. 
 
 MEAD, Morris W. Ground Wires in Connection with Fire Alarm 
 Telegraph Service. 
 
 — Storage Battery, The. What are its Increased Benefits for Fire 
 
 Alarm Systems.' 
 MEADE, Calvert. Adjusting Grain Field Losses. 
 
 — Fire Patrols. 
 
 MEDCRAFT, R. C Cost of Special Work, The. 
 
 Memoirs of Nat H. Jones; an Insurance Man. Bv H. T. Lamev. 
 
 O pp 273. St. Louis, 1901. 
 MENSCH, Leopold. Ilennebique System of Armoured Concrete 
 
 Construction, The. 
 Mercantile Schedule. (See Universal Mercantile.) 
 MERRILL, W. H., Jr. Electrical Hazard, State Control of the. 
 
 — Electrically Driven Fire Pumps, Specifications for. 
 Metal Reduction Plants, The Fire Risks of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Metal Working Risks; Bedstead Works. By J. Headon Boocock. 
 
 (Fire Hazards.) 
 Mexico, Fire Insurance and Methods in. By J. A. Favmonville. 
 
 Pacific, igoo:jj. 
 Michigan, Insurance Directory of. (See Underwriters' Hand- 
 
 Bookof.) 
 Middle Department, Field Men of the. (HISTORICAL.) 
 Middle States, Non-paying Risks in the. (Non-paying.) 
 Mill Construction, Faulty. Factory Insurance Association, Report. 
 
 1)1$. Efig., IV: I2J. 
 
 — or Slow Burning, Requirements for. Protection, igoi:8S, 
 
 igo3 : lOj. 
 
 — Standard, or Slow Burning. Miitinils, \'I : /j,-. 
 
 Mill Fire Protection. By W. H. Stratton. Philadelphia, 1 : 19. 
 
 — Inspection. By A. Irving Brewster. Pamph. O pp. iS. New 
 
 York, 1901. 
 
 Milling: A Glossary of Terms used in. By Alexr. B. Dansken. Fed- 
 eration, igoo, lll:24g. 
 
 Mineral Oil and Acetylene, Risks attending the use of. ( Fire Hazards. ) 
 
 Mining Risks, Some of the Aspects of Underwriting on, with Proc- 
 esses and Hazards Involved. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Missouri, In. V>\ Kd. Yates. North-vest, igo2: 10^. 
 
 .S3 
 
Modern Fire Protection. By Charles T. Hill. (Fire Protection.) 
 
 MOORE, F. C. Contingent Commissions and Schedule Rating. 
 
 "Fire Rating as a Science." A Review of Mr. Dean's Book. 
 
 If IS. Field, III : 12:2. 
 
 Science of Fire Rating. A Detence of the Universal Mercantile 
 
 Schedule. Ins. Field III : 14 : 2. 
 
 Montreal, Insurance Institute of. (See INSURANCE INSTITUTE 
 OF.) 
 
 Morphology of Insurance, The. Prefaced by Some Thoughts on the 
 Idea of Insurance. By Winthrop P. Tenney. Pamph. O 
 pp. 39. Boston, 1902. BP. XVII. 
 
 MORRIS, Fritz. Foreign Fire Fighters. 
 
 MORRISON, Fred. Fire Protection, Are Cities and Towns Keeping 
 Pace with Improvements in, in Proportion to the Increase 
 of the Conflagration Hazard.'' Engineers, igo2 : 77. 
 
 MORSLAND, Ellis. Fire Resisting Materials, The Results of Some 
 Fire Tests with. 
 
 Mount Washington Hotel, White Mountains, N. H., The Fire Protec- 
 tion of. (Summer Hotels.) 
 
 MULLER, Adler. Building Materials, Different, Considered as to 
 their Adaptation for Fireproofing and Fire Retarding Pur- 
 poses. 
 
 Multiple Agencies and Subsidiary Organizations. Anon. Ecoii., 
 3 ■ log. 
 
 — in Fire Insurance. By Myer Cohen. Econ., 3 : loi. 
 
 — Problem of, in Fire Insurance, The. By John C. North. (See 
 
 also. Agency, Agents, Local Agent, etc.) 
 Municipal Fire Insurance. By W. A. Bingham. Yorkshire, igoi- 
 02 : 66. 
 
 — By Thomas Hudson. Pamph. BP. XIV. 
 
 — By C. Shutt. Manchester, iSgg-igoo : i2g. 
 Music Halls. (See Theatres.) 
 
 Mutual Assurance Company of New York, Copy of Original Prospec- 
 tus of. Containing reprint of Deed of Settlement, etc. 
 (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 MUTUAL FIRE Insurance Co., Report of a Committee Chosen to 
 Digest a Plan for. Feb. 27, 1797. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 N 
 
 Nassau County Court House, The Steel Concrete. Anon. Ins. Eng., 
 111:130. 
 
 National Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents, Some Facts Re- 
 garding. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 54 
 
NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS. Building 
 Law, Proposed, tor Medium Sized Cities, as Drafted by a 
 Commission appointed Pursuant to Chapter 579, Laws of 
 1S92, of New York State, Feb. 21, 1893. O pp. 64. BP. NI. 
 
 — Fire Insurance, The Relation of, to the Commimity. Is Fire 
 
 Insurance a Trust? Pamph. O pp. 32. New York, 1899. 
 BP. NIV. 
 
 — Fires in American Cities, Statistics of. (See Statistics.) 
 
 — Gas Main Leakage under Impervious Street Pavements. Re- 
 
 port. Pamph. O pp. 7. New York, 1899. BP. NIV. 
 
 — Policy Clauses, Uniform, Proposed by Conference Committee 
 
 on Clauses and Forms. National, igoi : 62, igos: ^4. 
 
 — Tables of Insurance Results, for 1899, 1900, 1901. (See Sta- 
 
 tistics.) 
 
 — Texas Fuel Oil. Report. By A. M. Schoen. Pamph. O pp. 
 
 22. New York, 1902. 
 
 National Board of Fire Underwriters, The, Its Work in the Standard- 
 izing of Materials. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION. Cotton 
 Bales Test. Report of Committee on the Relative Fire 
 Hazard of Cotton as Baled by Different Methods. Pamph. 
 O pp. 83. New York, 1902. 
 
 — Fires, Summary of. (See Statistics. ) 
 
 National Supervision of Insurance Companies and National Insur- 
 ance Corporations. By Fred K. Brown. North-west, igoo : 76. 
 
 — An Argument before the House Committee on Interstate and 
 
 Foreign Commerce, Bill No. 569, Washington, D. C. By 
 Max Cohen. Views, NIV: ///. 
 
 — An Argument before House Committee on Interstate and 
 
 Foreign Commerce, Bill No. 569, Washington, D. C By 
 Charlton T. Lewis. V/etvs, NIV:gi. 
 
 — Constitutional Aspects of. By A. L. Anderson. Commission- 
 
 ers, igoi : 42. 
 
 — Significant Factors in. By Max Cohen. Rongit Notes, NNV : 
 
 130. 
 NA YLOR, T. J. Automatic Sprinklers. 
 NEALE, A. W. Commissions, Uniform, Do they Benefit Agents.' 
 
 — Expense Question, The. and Sole Agencies. 
 
 — Fire Insurance Expenses, How can they be Reduced.'' 
 Need of the Hour, The. By Herbert Folger. Pacific, igoo : Sj. 
 NEEDHAM, John. Fire Apparatus, Rubber Tires for. 
 NELSON, W. C. Fire Insurance Rate, Foundation of the. 
 
 New Bedford, Mass., History of the Fire Department in. (HISTOR- 
 ICAL.) 
 Newburyport Marine Insurance Company, The. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
New Ilanipshiro Compact of 1885. Bv George P. Field. (HISTORI- 
 CAL.) 
 
 New England, Insurance in for Ten Years. (See Ins. in New England.) 
 
 New England Railroad Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Reports of. (HIS- 
 TORICAL.) 
 
 NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE EXCHANGE. Organized, 
 March 8, 1899. Manager's Annual Reports, Complete. 
 
 — Iland-Book of the New York Fire Insurance Exchange. Con- 
 
 taining the Agreement, List of Members, General Rules 
 and Rates, Clauses and Privileges, Forms and General 
 Minimum Rates. Compiled by Henry E. Hess, Manager. 
 Edition February, 1900. D pp. 119. No imprint. 
 NEW YORK, Taxation in. (See Taxation.) 
 
 — Fire Insurance Society of. (See FIRE INSURANCE SO- 
 
 CIETY.) 
 
 New York City, Insurance Directory of. (See Insurance Directories.) 
 
 New Zealand Insurance Institute. (See INSURANCE INSTI- 
 TUTE of.) 
 
 Non-Paying Risks in the Middle States, Revised from the List Pub- 
 lished in the Weekly Underwriter, June, 1900. Pamph. 
 S pp. 16. New York, 1900. BP. XVII. 
 
 NORTH, John C. Multiple Agency Problem, The, in Fire In- 
 surance. 
 
 North German Lloyd Steamship Company's Piers at Hoboken, N. J. 
 Anon. Ins.. Etig., 1 : 47 . 
 
 NORTON, Charles L. Factory Mutuals, The, Examples of Insur- 
 ance Engineering from. 
 
 — Fire Retardant Materials, Report of Tests with. 
 
 — Portland Cement Concrete as a Protection from Fire. 
 
 — Uralite, Report on. 
 
 Nottingham, Insurance Institute of. (See INSURANCE INSTI- 
 TUTE of.) 
 NOVERRE, C. E. Drafting Fire Insurance Contracts. 
 
 OATWA 3; G. H. " May's " Automatic Fire Alarm. 
 
 Office Buildings, Modern. By William Copeland Furber. /;/.«. Eiig., 
 IV: 431. 
 
 Ohio, Fire Marshal of. Established 1901. Reports annually pub- 
 lished in Ohio Ins. Commrs. Report. 
 
 Oil Lamps, Cautions in Use of. Issued by the Hammersmith Borough, 
 City of London. Ins. Eng., II : 759. 
 
 OSTLER, James. Corn Mills, Fires in. 
 — Cost Price of Fire Insurance, The. 
 
 .S6 
 
Ounce of Prevention, The. Bv James Affield. Engineers, igoo : 21. 
 
 — The, A Reply to. By O. G. Marjenhoff. Engineers, igoi : ^y. 
 Overhead Writing. Report. By A. H. Robinson. Loc. Agents, 
 
 iSgg ; -S. 
 OVER MIRE, E. J. Insurance Rates versus Good Construction. 
 
 Pacific Fire Insurance Agreement. Pacific, igo2 : yo. 
 
 Packing Houses, Their Fire Hazards. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 PALET, William. (See LAW of INSURANCE.) 
 
 PANTON, F. W. Cycle Works, The Processes and Fire Hazards of. 
 
 Paper, Igniting Point of. Mufiials. VI : 2^6. 
 
 Park Avenue Hotel, New York, Fire in, 1902. Special Report. Bv 
 Edward Atkinson. Muttiah, VI : 2^j. 
 
 PARKER d- SPEED. Sawmill; How to Build one to Secure the 
 Lowest Insurance Rate. 
 
 PARSONS, H. de B. Tall Building, The, under Test of Fire. 
 
 Partitions, Fire Tests with. (See BRITISH, EXPERIMENT STA- 
 TION, FIRE TESTS of MATERIALS.) 
 
 Paterson, N. J., Conflagration at, Feb. 8, lyoj. Special Report. By 
 Edward Atkinson. {ATKINSOX.) 
 
 — Tile Construction at. Anon. Ins. Eng., Ill : ^42. (See also, 
 
 HISTORICAL.) 
 
 PATRICK, A. E. Cycle Factories, Their Processes and Hazards. 
 
 Patterns, Insuring, and Difficulties of Adjusting Losses on. By Fred- 
 erick Conlin. Pamph. BP. XV. 
 
 PATTISOX, Frank A. Electro-Hydraulics, A Study in. 
 
 PEABODY, A. P. Fires in American Cities. 
 
 PELLET, Clarence S. Fire Insurance Rates, How They are Made. 
 
 — Local Association, The. 
 
 Pennsylvania Insurance Iland-Book. By J. A. Fowler. D pp. 276. 
 
 Philadelphia, i860. 
 PERO WXE, F. R. Potteries, Their Processes and Fire Hazards. 
 Philadelphia, Fireproof Construction in. By Edwin F. Bertolett. Ins. 
 
 Eng., II: igj. 
 
 — Fire Insurance Society of. (See FIRE INSURANCE SO- 
 
 CIETY.) 
 
 — High Pressure Pipe Line in. Circular No. 459, Philadelphia Fire 
 
 Underwriters' Association. Pamph. Opp.8. Scraf-Hl- : i6g. 
 
 — Reduction of P'ire Premiums in; being a Report of the Insur- 
 
 ance Committee of the Trades League of Philadelphia, with 
 Suggestions. Pamph. S pp. 24. Philadelphia, 1900. (See 
 also, "Why Rates have been Raised," " Profits (.') of Un- 
 derwriting," etc.) 
 
 57 
 
Philadelphia (Continued) : — 
 
 — Report on Fire in, at Eighth and Filbert Streets, Nov. 29, 1899. 
 
 Miitiials, V:2g8. 
 
 — Some Conditions in. By Houston R.Dunn. l)ii.E)ig.JII:3oy. 
 Philadelphia Contributionship for the Insurance of Houses from Loss 
 
 bj Fire. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 Philadelphia Fire Company, The (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 PHILADELPHIA FIRE UNDER WRITERS' ASSOCIA TION. 
 High Pressure Pipe Line in Philadelphia. Circular No. 459. 
 
 PHILADELPHIA, THE FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY OF. 
 Org. October, 1901. Constitution and By-laws of. Pamph. 
 T pp. 16. Proceedings. Vol. I. Pamph. O pp. 108. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1902. 
 
 PHILLIPS, Willard. Average and Adjustment of Losses in Marine 
 Insurance, A treatise on. 
 
 PHINNEY, C. H. Cylindrical Cotton Bales. Report of Experi- 
 ment to Determine the Probable Salvage after Exposure to 
 Fire, made June 30, 1899. Sq. Q^pp. typewritten and un- 
 numbered. 
 
 Phosphates, The History, Manipulation and Fire Hazards of. Report. 
 (See Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Picker Trunks, Sprinklers in. (Sprinklers.) 
 
 Pittsfield, Mass., The Fire Service in. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 Plate Glass and Window Glass Works, The Fire Hazards of. (FIRE 
 HAZARDS.) 
 
 Policy, The Fire Insurance, Is it a Promissory Note, Payable in the 
 Event of Fire.? By R. W. Breckenridge. North-vest, 
 igo2 : 46. 
 
 Policy Clauses and Forms adopted by the Conference Committee on 
 Clauses and Forms, N. B. of F. U., 1902. National, /go/ : 
 62, /go 2 : J4. 
 
 — and Forms ; Opinion on the Validity of the above. By William 
 
 Runisey. Ms. typewritten, pp. 4. Scrap-Bk. 
 Policy Forms, Cotton. (See Cotton.) 
 
 — Marine Insurance. (See VAUCHER.) 
 
 Portland Cement Concrete as a Protection from Fire. By Charles L. 
 Norton. Ins. Eng., Ill : /iS. 
 
 — Mills, The Fire Hazards of. (FIRE HAZARDS.) 
 POSTDO WN, William. Salvage Corps, The Benefits to be Derived 
 
 from, by the Fire Insurance Companies. 
 Potteries, Fire Hazards of. (See FIRE HAZARDS.) 
 Pressure, Loss of. Caused by Meters in F'actory Fire Supplies. (See 
 
 Loss of Pressure. ) 
 Premium Income, Some Thoughts on the. By Carroll L. De Wett. 
 
 Northwest, /goo :jo. 
 
 .58 
 
Prevention of Fires. A few Suggestions for the. By F. M. Griswold. 
 Pamph. D pp. 20. New York. No date. BP. XII. 
 
 — and Extinction of Fires, The Responsibilities and Duties of the 
 
 Fire Offices and the Public, in. Bj J. F. Brothers. Wales 
 Record, i8gg, No. gg. (See also, ATKINSON, BRAID- 
 WOOD, Fire Prevention, Fire Protection, HA YES.) 
 PRICE, Theodore H. Insurance Situation, 1902, The. 
 Principles and Practises of Fire Underwriting Systematically Arranged. 
 2ded. By Joseph M. Rogers. O pp. 143. New York, 1871. 
 Prism Glass and Wire Glass. (Wire, also Wired Glass.) 
 PRITCHARD, A. G. W. South Africa, Insurance Work in. 
 PRITCHARD, George. Classification of Risks in Fire Insurance. 
 Private Fire Departments. (Fire Departments.) 
 Processes of Manufacture. (See FIRE HAZARDS.) 
 Profits ( .'') of Fire Underwriting : " A Little Learning is a Dangerous 
 Thing." By George E. Wagner. Folder, Sq. pp. 4. No 
 imprint. (See also, "Why Rates have been Raised," and 
 " Philadelphia, Reduction of Fire Premiums in." ) 
 Prosperity and its Evils. By Walter D. Williams. Northzvest, igo2 : 
 
 Protection from Fire. (See ATKINSON, CHUBB, Fire Protection, 
 
 WATERS.) 
 Protection of Steel. (Steel.) 
 Protective Coverings for Window and Door Openings. (Window.) 
 
 — Departments. (See Fire Patrols.) 
 Pulverized Coal as Fuel. (Coal.) 
 
 PUTNAM, II. II. Rate Agreements. (See Fire Insurance Rates.) 
 
 ^UINTON, C. R. Farms and Farming Stock; Mansion Houses as 
 Fire Risks. 
 
 Railroad Insurance Co., The New England Mutual. (HISTOR- 
 ICAL.) 
 
 Railroads and Their Insurance. By C F. Shallcross. Spectator, 
 LXVIII : 322. 
 
 RALSTON, J. F. General Average, Some Phases of. 
 — Seaworthiness. 
 
 RAND, W L. Automatic Sprinklers. 
 
 Rate of Burning for Thirty-four Years; from 1S66 to 1900. Anon. 
 Econ., 3 : 22. 
 
 Rates, Fire Insurance. (See Fire Insurance Rates.) 
 
 Rating, Schedule. (Schedule Rating.) 
 
 .S9 
 
Rationale of Fire Rates. By A. F. Dean. (See Fire Insurance Rates.) 
 
 — of Fire Insvu-ance. By E. P. Heaton. (See Fire Insurance.) 
 Rats and Matches. Muttiah, VI : sg. 
 
 READ, Albert M. Warehouse Fires, Their Cause and Prevention. 
 
 — Spontaneous Combustion. 
 
 Rebate, Evil, The. By J. L. Fuller. Pacific, igos : i2j. 
 REBHAN, August. Schedule Rating and its Benefits. 
 Reduction of the Fire Hazards in Building Construction. By Perez 
 
 M. Stewart. (Building Construction.) 
 Re-insurance Agreement, Pacific. Pacific, igo2 : 70. 
 
 — Controversy, A. Edited by Walter M. Speyer. 
 
 — General. (General Re-insurance.) 
 
 — Requirements of the Several States. Report. National, igoi : 68. 
 Revolving Fire Doors. (Fire Doors.) 
 
 Rhode Island and Providence Plantation, Insurance Directory of. 
 
 (See INSURANCE DIRECTORIES.) 
 RICE, E. F. Adjustment of Mercantile Losses, The Principles and 
 
 Practises w^hich Obtain in the. O/tio, iSyd : jo. 
 Rice Mills, Attrition Machines Hazard in. (See Fire Hazards.) 
 RICHARDS, E. G. Company Classification, Is it Desirable? Eco>i., 
 
 2 ; i2g. 
 Richmond, Va., The Fire Hazard in, 1902. An Address. By F. M. 
 
 Grisvi^old. Ins. Eng., Ill : ^So. 
 Risks, Classification of, in Fire Insurance. (Classification.) 
 ROBERTS, H. N. Marine Insurance. 
 ROBINSON, A. H. Fire Insurance Board, The Model. 
 
 — Overhead Writing. 
 
 ROBINSON, W. C. Automatic Sprinklers in Grain Elevators. 
 Rockingham Mutual Fire Insurance Othce. Circular. (HISTOR- 
 ICAL.) 
 Roofs, Fire Tests with. (BRITISH.) 
 
 — Protection of Extensive. Miitnah, VI : jog. 
 
 — Unsprinkled, The Danger from. Mutuals, VI : 127. 
 
 Rope Walks, The Processes and Hazards of. (FIRE HAZARDS.) 
 ROSS, William Frazier. The Estimation of Exposures or External 
 Hazards in Fire Insurance, with Schedules and Formulas 
 for Rating Risks and Stenographic Formulas for Denoting 
 Rates and Risks. D pp. 59. Davenport, la., 1874. 
 Rough Notes' Clerks' Examination Papers. Pacific, igo2:gj. 
 Rubber Tires for Fire Apparatus. (Fire Apparatus.) 
 Rubbish Inspection: the Hazards of Basement Storage of Rubbish. 
 
 By A. Spencer. Massackiisetts, igoo : 78. 
 RUMSEY, William. Opinion on Legality of Uniform Clauses and 
 Forms, Proposed by the National Board of Fire Under- 
 writers, 1902. Typewritten Ms., pp. 4. Scrap-Bk. 
 
 60 
 
SAC//S, Edwin O. British Fire Prevention Committee, The Origin 
 and Work of. 
 
 — Floors and Doors, Resistance to Fire of. 
 Safes, Fire Tests with. (BRITISH.) 
 
 SALTER, Charles. Insurance Institutes, The Work and Objects 
 
 of the. 
 Salvage Corps, The Benefits to be Derived from the Establishment of, 
 
 by the Fire Insurance Companies. By William Postdown. 
 
 Glasffozv, iSgg. Fourth Series, A^o. lo. 
 
 — or Protective Departments, The Importance and Necessity of. 
 
 By Charles A. Swan. Engineers, igo2:!^2. (See also. 
 
 Fire Patrol.) 
 San Francisco, Fire Underwriters' Inspection Bureau of. (See Fire 
 
 Underwriters' Inspection Bureau.) . 
 San Francisco Fire Department, The. Bj E. P. Farnsworth. Pacific, 
 
 igo2 : 41 . 
 Sawmill, How to build one to Secure the Lowest Insurance Rate. By 
 
 Parker c^' Speed. Pamph. 1902. B P. XVII. 
 Scientific Fire Rating from an Actuary's Standpoint. By Miles 
 
 Menander Dawson. (Fire Insurance Rating.) 
 
 — Rate Making. (Fire Insurance Rate.) 
 
 Schedule Rating, Benefits of. By August Rebhan. Nort/izvest, 
 igo2 : 9j. 
 
 — Classification and. By Joseph S. Irving. Econ., j : igo. 
 
 — Contingent Commissions and. ^By F. C. Moore. Econ., 
 
 2 : 1^8. 
 
 — for Mercantile Risks. By J. B. Laidlow. Toronto, igoi-02 : 42. 
 
 (See also, DEAN, Fire Insurance Rates, Rating, etc.) 
 SCHOEN, A. M. Texas Fuel Oil. Report. 
 Seattle Fire Department. (HISTORICAL.) 
 Seaworthiness. By B. Goldsmith. Victoria, igoo : jg. 
 
 — By J. F. Ralston. Wales Record, i8gg. No. g8. 
 Self-Inspection Form for Mill Owners. Mutuals, VI. 
 Semi-Centennial Record of the Boston Manufacturers' Mutual Fire 
 
 Insurance Co. Mutuals, V:j/j. 
 SERVOSS, H. S. Lumber Drying; Hazards of the >• Moist Air" 
 
 Dry Kiln. 
 SEXTON, William. When to Deny Liability. Pacific, igo2: 11. 
 SHEPHERD, F. W. Fire Streams, Water Mains for Effective. 
 Shingle Mill Situation in the State of Washington, The. By L. W. 
 
 Knight. Pacific, igoi : 141 . 
 Ship Building and Marine Engineering. By Arthur H Knight. 
 
 Glasgo-M, igoo. Fifth Series, No. jo. 
 
 61 
 
Ship Building, Ships and, Some Notes on. By J. T. Woods. Vic- 
 toria, igoi : go. 
 
 SHUTT, C. Municipal Fire Insurance. 
 
 Silver Reduction Plants, The Fire Hazards of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 Sky-scraper Problem, The. Anon. I/is. Eng., Ill : ibo. (See also, 
 High Buildings.) 
 
 SLEE, Henry B. Fire Loss Assessing and Extinguishing Expenses. 
 
 Slow Burning Construction, What it is not; with Diagrams of Stand- 
 ard Mill Construction. Mutuals, VI:ijj. (See also, Fire- 
 proof Construction, Mill Construction.) 
 
 SMITH, A. B. Electricity from a Fire Insurance Standpoint. 
 
 SMITH, Frederick G. Practical Remarks on the Present State of the 
 Fire Insurance Business; the Evils of Competition Pointed 
 out, with Hints for Improvement. O pp. 123. Edinburgh, 
 1832. 
 
 SMITH, George B. Prominent Organizations Connected with Un- 
 derwriting. Including: i. The Insurance Library Associa- 
 tion of Boston. 2, Federated Insurance Institutes of Great 
 Britain and Ireland. 3, Associated Factory Mutuals of 
 Boston. 4, Insurance Society of New York. 5, Fire OtSces 
 Committee, London. (Series continuing at the time of 
 going to press.) Cut from The Review, Melbourne and 
 Sydney, Australia, Vol. 3, Nos. 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, '02. 
 Sc)-a^-Bk. 
 
 Smoke, Explosion of. By William McDevitt. Philadelphia, 1: 39. 
 
 — The Suppression of. Mutuals, IT. 
 
 SNO W, Elbridge S. Lumber Drying and Dry Kilns. 
 South Africa, Insurance Institute of. (See INSURANCE IN- 
 STITUTE.) 
 
 — Insurance Work in. By A. W. Pritchard. Birmingham, iSgS- 
 
 gg : 28. 
 South America, An Adjustment Trip in. By V. Carus Driffield. Pa- 
 
 cific, /goo : 114. 
 SPEARS, J. V. Texas from an Underwriter's Standpoint. 
 Special Agent, The Present Duty of the. By Cyrus Woodbury. 
 
 North-west, i8gg : 72. 
 Special Hazards, Extra, The Status of to date (1902). By W. H. 
 
 Frazier. Standard, igo2. 
 SPECTATOR CO. Fire Insurance Laws, Taxes, Fees, etc. 
 
 — Fire Prevention and Protection. Nar. S pp. 211. New York, 
 
 1900. 
 SPENCER, A. Rubbish Inspection. The Hazards of Basement 
 
 Storage of Rubbish. 
 SPENCER, John C Driven Wells for Fire Purposes. 
 SPEYER, Walter M. (Editor) Re-insurance Controversy, A. 
 
 62 
 
Spontaneous Combustion. By F. C. Garret. Newcastle, i8gg-igoo: 7j. 
 
 — By Albert M. Reed. I>is. Posf, ig: 267. 
 
 Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co., A Half Century's History 
 
 of. (HISTORICAL.) 
 Sprinkler, First Patent Granted for, in England. (See CART.) 
 
 — Failure, Dip Tank Hazard as Related to. (Dip Tank.) 
 
 — Fire Record, The. Protection, igoo : 26, igoi : 26, igos: 26. 
 
 — Insurance. Mutuals, VI -.38. 
 
 — Service, Closed Valves in. Mutuals, V : 13b. 
 
 — Tanks, Wooden, Speciiications for, and Notes on Steel Tanks. 
 
 Pamph. D pp. 21. Boston, 1901. Mutuals, F/. 
 Sprinklers and Sprinkler Tanks; Mr. Jenkins' Plan for the Protection 
 of Houses from Fire. (A "communication," cut from 
 '•Mechanics Magazine, Museum Register, Journal and Ga- 
 zette," London, July 17 and 31, 1830.) 
 
 — in Picker Trunks. Mutuals, V:73. 
 
 — Patents Granted for in England, 1809 to 1866. (See Abridge- 
 
 ments of Patents.) (See also, Automatic Sprinklers.) 
 Sprinkling of Foundry Roofs and Storehouses. Mutuals, VI -.367. 
 
 — of Storehouses, The Results of. Mutuals, ¥1:367. 
 
 St. Paul, Minn., Report on Electrolysis of Gas and Water Pipes in the 
 City of, made by Committee, to the Board of Water Com- 
 missioners, January, 1902. Pamph. O pp. 66. St. Paul, 
 1902. Found in Twentieth Annual Report, Board of Water 
 Commissioners, St. Paul. 
 
 STAGG, John. High Explosives. 
 
 Standpipe Connections. By F. J. McFadden. Ins. Ei/o^., I : g. 
 
 — and their Auxiliaries. By F. E. MacKnight. I/is. Eng., 
 
 I: lib. 
 Standard Cotton Mill Construction. (Cotton Mill.) 
 
 • — Hose House. Factory Insurance Association of Hartford. 
 Pamph. D pp. 16. Hartford, 1900. BP. XVII. 
 
 — " Mill" Construction. (Mill Construction.) 
 
 — Wiring for Electric Light and Power. By H. C. Gushing, Jr. 
 
 Ed., 1903. S pp. 152. New York, 1903. 
 Standards for Waste Cans, Refuse Barrels and Water Pails. (See 
 
 Waste Cans.) 
 State Control of the Electrical Hazard. By W. II. Merrill. Jr. Ins. 
 
 Eng., IV: 531. 
 State Fire Insurance versus Stock Company Fire Insurance. By 
 
 David J. Lewis. Pamph. O pp. S. Cumberland, 1900. 
 
 BP. XVII. 
 State Supervision of Fire Insurance Companies. (See Supervision.) 
 Station Transformer Hazard. The. By George P. Low. Pacific, 
 
 igo2 : 112. 
 
 63 
 
STATISTICS OF INSURANCE:— 
 
 Argus Insvirance Chart, The. Published by the Argus, Chicago. 
 Nar. O. Chicago, 1902. 
 
 Coast Review Fire Insurance Chart, The. Showing Conditions 
 and affairs ef all Fire Insurance Companies authorized to 
 Transact Business in the Pacific west with several Years 
 General and Coast Figures, Business by General Agencies, 
 and by States, Etc. Published by the Coast Reviezv, San 
 Francisco. Nar. O. 
 
 Fire Insurance in New England for ten years, Dec. 31, 1890 to Dec 
 31, 1899, incl. Showing risks written, premiums received, 
 losses incurred and ratios of losses incurred to premiums 
 received of all Stock Fire Insurance Companies Trans- 
 acting Business in New England. B3' the Standard Pub- 
 lishing Company, ist ed., Ob. T pp. 180. Boston, 1900. 
 2d ed., Dec. 31, 1891, to Dec. 31, 1900, incl. Ob. T pp. 204. 
 Boston, 1901. 3d ed., Dec. 31, 1892, to Dec. 31, 1901, incl. 
 Ob. T pp. 187. Boston, 1902. 
 
 Fire Insurance Pocket Index, The. Exhibiting accurate statistics of 
 the Condition and business of American and Foreign com- 
 panies, etc., compiled from Official reports. By the Spec- 
 tator Co., Nar. O. New York, 1902. 
 
 Fires, Summary of. Protection, 1900: 29, 1901 :3i, 1902 : 30. 
 
 — In American Cities Having a Population of 20,000 and up- 
 ward, Statistics of. Compiled by Committee on Statistics 
 of Fires, National Board of Fire Underwriters. National, 
 1900: no, 1901 : 136, 1902 : 100. 
 
 Insurance World Fire Chart, The. By the Insurance World. Nar. 
 O. Pittsburgh, 1902. 
 
 Tables, Showing I, Risks written. Premiums and Losses; II. Ex- 
 penses; III, Capital and Dividends; IV, Commissions; V, 
 Ratios. Prepared by National Board of Fire Underwriters. 
 National, 1900 : 37, 1901 : 29, 1902 : 23. 
 
 Steam Boiler Defects. vVnon. Ins. Eng., II : 2gi. 
 
 — Fire Pumps. Report. By W. H. Stratton. (See Fire Pumps.) 
 
 — Pipe Coverings, Tests of. Conducted by George H. Barrus, 
 
 Manhattan Elevated Railway, New York. Ins. En^., 
 IV: 138. 
 
 — Shipping, The Effect of the Development of, on the Contract of 
 
 Marine Insurance. By E. J. Felton. Wales Record, igoi : 
 No. 112. 
 STEEB, George Velten. Cotton Mills, Three Special Hazards in the 
 Preparatory Processes of. 
 
 — Fire Insurance Agents' and Surveyors' Pocketbook of Informa- 
 
 tion. S pp. 152. New York, 1896. 
 Steel, The Protection of. By "Veritas." Ins. Eng., I\': j2i. 
 
 — Structural. (See Structural Steel.) 
 
 Steel Buildings, The Fireproofing of. By J. K. Freitag. (See 
 ERE /TAG.) 
 
Steel Buildinys (^Contiiuiod) : — 
 
 — Concrete Court House, The Nassau County. (Nassau County-) 
 
 — Concrete Construction, The Corrosion of. By J. K. Freitag. 
 
 Ins. Eng-., in :j6o. 
 (See also. Buildings, Concrete, EXPERIMENT STATION, 
 
 BRITISH.) 
 Steelwork, The, in Skeleton Buildings. (See Buildings.) 
 STEERE, Burton. Heavy Fire Apparatus, Street Cars for the 
 
 Transportation of. 
 STEWART, F. J. T. Beet Sugar Factories, The Fire Hazards of. 
 
 — Silver Reduction Plants, The Fire Hazards of. 
 STE WART, Perez M. Fireproof Wood and Paint. 
 
 — Building Construction, The Reduction of the Fire Hazards in. 
 Storage Battery, The, What are its increased Benefits for Fire Alarm 
 
 Systems? By Morris W. Mead. Engineers, i8gg .-j/. 
 
 — for Fire Alarm Service, The Advisability of, and the Method of 
 
 Charging the Same. By William Brophy. Massachusetts, 
 
 iqoi : ij8. 
 Storage Warehouse, The, Fire Risks of. (Fire Hazards.) 
 Storehouses, Classification of. Mutuals, VI: 367. 
 
 — Classification of Contents of. Mutuals, VI : jby. 
 
 — Protection of. Mutuals, V : 47. 
 
 STOVER, Joseph W. Fire Alarm Telegraphy, Progress in. 
 STRATTON, W. H. Steam Fire Pumps, A Report on. 
 
 — Mill Fire Protection. 
 
 Street Cars for the Transportation of Heavy Fire Apparatus. By 
 
 Burton Steere. Massachusetts, iSgg: 124. 
 Structural Steel, The Protection of. Anon. Ins. Eng., II : 54. 
 
 (See also, Steel Buildings, etc.) 
 Subtraction. By R. W. Osborne. Pacific, igoo : 103. 
 Sugar, Its Production, Manipulation and Fire Hazard. By A. M. 
 
 Cunninghame. South, 1878. 
 
 — Houses, Louisiana, The Fire Hazards of. By J. W. Watkins. 
 Summer Hotels in New England ; considered by States, by Fire 
 
 Hazards, and by Causes of Fires for a Period of Five Years. 
 By H. L. Hiscock. Standard, N. E. Ins. Exchange, Extra 
 Edition, Vol. £2 : g : 32, Feb., igo3. 
 
 — in New England, Fire Record in, for Five Years, 1898-1902, 
 
 inclusive. By H. L. Hiscock. Pamph. Sq. Q^pp- 8. 
 
 — Mount Washington Hotel, White Mountains, N. H., The Fire 
 
 Protection of. 111. Anon. Ins. Eng., IV:j26. 
 Supervision of Fire Insurance, The Relation of the State in the. By 
 
 W. H. Hart. Northwest, jgoi : 88. 
 Surve)ring, An Accepted List of Specifications as an Aid in. By H. 
 
 A. Fiske. Protection, igoo : 162. 
 
 65 
 
Surveying (Continued) : — 
 
 — Notes on the Tariff. Bj Richard MacDonnell. Victoria, 
 
 i8g8 : 23. 
 SWAN, Charles H. Salvage Corps or Protective Departments, The 
 
 Importance and Necessity of. (See also, Fire Patrol.) 
 S WEENIE, D. J. Fire Cisterns. 
 S WEENIE, D. J. (and FOLEY, James). Grain Elevator Fires. 
 
 Tall Building, The, under Test of Fire. By H. de B. Parsons. British, 
 II, No. 17. (See also, High Buildings.) 
 
 TAPPING, E. J. Local Agents' Associations, The Future of. 
 
 Tariff Legislation and Risk Improvement. By F. J. Kingsley. Glas- 
 gow, i8gg, Fourth Series, No. 11. 
 
 Tariffs, Farming Property. (Farming Property.) (See also, Rates, 
 Schedule Rating, etc.) 
 
 Tarrant & Co. Explosion (1900) and Automatic Sprinklers. Mutuals, 
 VI: 80. 
 
 Taxation in New^ York. By George F. Seward. Pamph. S pp. 16. 
 BP. XVII. 
 
 — Kansas, How the Insurance Companies are Taxed in. Anon. 
 
 Ins. Report, VI (1902) : 246. 
 
 — New York, The System of in. Report of Committee on State 
 
 and Municipal Taxation of the Chamber of Commerce of 
 the State of New York, Oct. 4, 1900. Pamph. O pp. 36. 
 New York, 1900. BP. XVII. 
 
 Taxes, Fees, Licenses, etc., charged Insurance Companies doing Bus- 
 iness therein, by the Various States of the United States, 
 1902, as reported to the Insurance Department of New York 
 State. N. Y. Report, igo2. Part 2, p. xxxv. (See also. 
 "Fire Ins. Laws, Taxes and Fees.") 
 
 TAYLOR, A. Lester. Electrical Installation, Fire Office Rules 
 for. 
 
 TAYLOR, Lloyd. Architecture, Some Notes on, from a Fire Insur- 
 ance Point of View. 
 
 Tenement House Fires in New York. Report by Hugh Bonner. Ins. 
 Eng. I: isg. 
 
 — Legislation in New York, History of, with Text of Law relat- 
 
 ing to Tenement Houses in New York, as Enacted April 12, 
 1901. From Department of Labor Bulletin, N. Y., Sept., 
 1 90 1. BP. XV. 
 TENNEY, Winthrop B. Morphology of Insurance, The. Prefaced 
 by some Thoughts on the Idea of Insurance. 
 
 66 
 
Test of the Fire System belonging to Proprietors of the Locks and 
 Canals, Lowell, made in 1S97. By W. E. Badger and 
 E. V. French. Pamph. O pp. 42. Lowell, 1898. BP. 
 XVII. 
 
 Testing Arrangements of the British Fire Prevention Committee. By 
 Ellis Marlsland. British II : 13. 
 
 Texas Fuel Oil. Report. By A. M. Schoen. Pamph. O pp. 22. New 
 York, 1902. 
 
 — From an Underwriter's Standpoint. By J. V. Spears. Pacific, 
 
 igo2 : 117. 
 Theatres, By R. K. jSIacKenzie. Norvjich, iSgg-igoo : 16. 
 
 — Construction of, A Few Hints on the. By Clarence Backhouse. 
 
 Wales Record, igoo, No. 10^. 
 
 — Safety of Theatre Audiences and the Stage Personnel from 
 
 Danger from Fire. By William Paul Gerhard. British V, 
 No. 41. 
 — and Music Halls. By Thomas A. Bentley. Manchester, igoo- 
 01 : 7s- 
 Theory of Risk and Insurance, Economic. By Alan H. Willett C WIL- 
 LS TTj. 
 
 — versus Practise. By Fred W. Williams. Northwest, igoi : 38. 
 Thermo-Electric Fire Alarm. (Fire Alarm.) 
 
 THORNTON, A. W. Co-insurance Clause, 100 ', , vs. the Average 
 
 Clause. 
 Tobacco Insurance, A Treatise on. By George Bain. Pamph. Ob. T 
 
 pp. 4. New York, no date. BP. XL 
 Tornadoes and Tornado Insurance. By Frederick L. Hoffman. Pamph. 
 
 O pp. 22. New York, 1898. BP. XVIL 
 (See also. Windstorm.) 
 Treated Wood, Fire Tests with. (See BRITISH,, EXPERIMENT 
 
 STATION, FIRE TESTS, NORTON, etc.; 
 Treated Wood, Reports on Fire Retardant Treatments for. Protection, 
 
 igoi : 64, igo2 : 2j8. 
 TREWIN, J. H. Legislation, Radical Insurance. 
 TREZEVANT, J. T. Co-insurance Clause, The Workings of 
 
 the. 
 TROTTER, Alexander. Electric Shocks at 500 Volts. 
 Trusts. By A. H. McVey. North-west, i8gg : £4- 
 
 u 
 
 Underwriter, Something More than an. By A. G. Dillon. North- 
 west, igo2 : 6g. 
 
 — The Theoretical Province and Duties of the. By Henry W. 
 
 Brown. Philadelphia, 1 : 6j. 
 
 67 
 
Underwriters' Association of New York State, History of. (HIS- 
 TORICAL.) 
 
 — of Philadelphia, History of. (HISTORICAL.) 
 UNDERWRITERS' ASSOCIATION of PHILADELPHIA: 
 
 Report on Congested District at Eighth and Market Streets, 
 Philadelphia. Circular. March, 1902. U. S. Rev., 
 LXVI: lb J. 
 
 — Report on High Pressure Pipe Line in Philadelphia. Circular 
 
 No. 459. Pamph. pp. 8. Scrap-Bk : ibg. 
 Underwriters' Fire Hose, Hose Houses and Play Pipes. Specifica- 
 tions. By the Associated Factory Mutual Insurance Com- 
 panies. Pamph. D pp. 28. Boston, 1900. 
 
 — Hand-Book of Michigan. (See Insurance Directories.) 
 
 — Hand-Book of Ohio. (See Insurance Directories.) 
 
 — Laboratories at Chicago. Anon. Ins. Eng., I : /j. 
 
 — Laboratories, Testing Oven at the. By Benjamin H. Grover. 
 
 Ins. Eng., IV:jij. 
 
 — Minimum Tariff of Rates, Schedules and Rules. Pamp. Nar. 
 
 D pp. 96. Chicago, 1893. 
 
 — Tests, How They are Made. Anon. Ins. Eng., IV: gg. 
 Uniform Clauses, Fire Insurance, The Movement for. Anon. Econ., 
 
 7 --S'T- 
 
 — Fire Insurance, Proposed by the National Board of Fire Under- 
 
 writers, 1902. {NATIONAL.) 
 
 — Opinion on Legality of, proposed by National Board of Fire 
 
 Underwriters, 1902. By William Rumsey. {RUMSEY.) 
 
 Union, of Philadelphia, Fire Insurance Co., The. (HISTORI- 
 CAL.) 
 
 United States, The Increasing Fire Loss in the. By Edward Atkin- 
 son. (Fire Loss.) 
 
 Universal Mercantile Schedule in Practise, A Criticism of the. 
 By S. H. Lockett. Ins. Field, 111:17:2. (See also, 
 MOORE, F. C. 
 
 Unsprinkled Roofs, The Danger from. Mutuals, VI: i2j. 
 
 Uralite, Manufacture of. Anon. Ins. Eng., IV: 4^6. 
 
 — Report on. By Charles L. Norton. Mutuals, VI:24g. 
 
 VAJEN, Willis C. Head Protection, Scientific, in Entering and 
 
 Combating Fire. 
 Valued Policy Law, An Argument against. Presented to the Iowa 
 
 Legislature, by the Insurance Companies, 1902. Und. Rev., 
 
 10 : s •■ S. 
 — Decline of the. Anon. Econ., j : 40. 
 
 68 
 
Valued Policy Law (Continued) : — 
 
 — Incendiarism under. By W. P. Harford. North-west, i8gg : 
 
 lOI. 
 
 — Practical Results of. Anon. Econ., 2 : 33. 
 
 — Veto Message of Governor Leslie M. Shaw. Und. Rev., 
 
 8:9:3. 
 
 Valued Policy Legislation, Appalling Losses Caused by. An Historic 
 Record. 111. by Complete Tables. By W. P. Harford. S 
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 VAN NESS, E. Gasolene Rules of the National Board, Comments on. 
 
 VAUCHER, J. A Guide to Marine Insurances: Containing the 
 Policies of the Principal Commercial Towns in the 
 World ; with Details of Clauses Proper to be Inserted 
 therein, etc., . . . and Comparative Tables Exhibiting at a 
 Glance the Principal Conditions of the Several Policies, etc. 
 O pp. 203. London, 1834. 
 
 Vermont, History of Insurance in. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 Village Fire Departments. (See Fire Departments.) 
 
 Virginia, Insurance Directory of. (See Baltimore.) 
 
 Volunteer Fire Departments. Some Rules and Regulations for. (Fire 
 Departments.) 
 
 w 
 
 WA CHENHEIMER, Jacob. Local Agent's Standpoint, The. 
 WADDELL, William. (See Waddell's Handbook.) 
 Waddell's Handbook. A Collection of Practical Ideas in Reference to 
 
 the Science of Accounts, etc. By William Waddell. T pp. 
 
 184. Ed. Eighth. New York, 1903. 
 WADDINGTON,!!. Fire Loss Assessor, Leaves from the Diary 
 
 of a. 
 WAMBAUGH, Eugene. (See LAW of INSURANCE.) 
 WAMSLEY, A. W. (See LAW of INSURANCE.) 
 Warehouse Fires, Their Cause and Prevention. By Albert M. Reed. 
 
 BP. XVII. 
 Warehouses, City, The Prevention of Loss by Fire in. {A TKINSON.) 
 Washington, D. C, Insurance Directory of. (See Baltimore.) 
 Washington, State of. The Shingle Mill Situation in. By L. W. 
 
 Knight. (See Shingle Mill.) 
 
 — Insurance Association, The. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 Waste Cans, Refuse Barrels and Water Pails, Standards for. Report. 
 
 Protection, igo2 : 180. 
 Watchman's Time Recording Apparatus, Rules and Requirements for 
 
 the Construction and Installation of. Protection, igoi : /jg, 
 
 igo2 : 202. 
 
 69 
 
Waterburj, Conn., Conflagration at, Feb. 2, 1902. (HISTORICAL.) 
 
 Water Mains for Effective Fire Streams. — By W. F. Shepherd. Mas- 
 sachusetts, igoi : 104. 
 
 Water Supply System for Fire Protection, An Ideal. By George F. 
 Chase. Massachusetts, igoi : iib. (See also, Fire Streams, 
 High Pressure, Loss of Pressure, etc) 
 
 Water Tanks, Bursting of. Muiuals, VI:gi. 
 
 WATERS, A. J. Adjustment of Losses on Buildings, The. 
 
 WATERS, ]ohT\^. Protection from Fire. An Address before the 
 Illinois Manufacturers' Association, Oct. 15, 1902. BP. 
 XVII. 
 
 WATERSTONE, J. S. Federation Examinations, The. 
 
 WATKINS,]. W. Louisiana Sugar Houses, The Fire Hazards of. 
 
 WEARS, W. E. L. Building Construction and its Relation to Fire 
 Insurance. 
 
 WEIGHT TESTS OF MATERIALS: — 
 
 Floors : 
 
 — Concrete Arch. By Charles L. Norton. Ins. Eng., II: 4S3. 
 
 — Concrete Arch, Steel ; constructed by the Columbian Fire- 
 
 proofing System Co. Conducted by Chief Inspector, 
 Bureau of Buildings, Borough of Bronx, City of New 
 York. Ins. Eng., IV: ij6. 
 
 — Concrete Arches, Designed by Jacob Schratweiser. Conducted 
 
 by Bureau of Buildings, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New 
 York, Jan. 9, 1902. Ins. Eng., Ill: 2^1. 
 
 — Concrete Construction, Ransome System of. Conducted by 
 
 the Superintendent of Buildings, Borough of Richmond, 
 City of New York, Sept. 23 and 24, 1902. Ins. Eng., IV: 
 359- 
 
 — Floor Arches, Rapp. Conducted by William W. Ewing, En- 
 
 gineer, Board of Buildings, City of New York. Ins. Eng., 
 II : 4gb. 
 
 — Lockwoven Steel and Concrete Arches, Constructed by Wight 
 
 Eastman Co. Conducted by Bureau of Buildings, Borough 
 of Manhattan, New York, Sept. 24-27, 1902. Ins. Eng., 
 IV : 335- 
 
 Wells, Driven, for Fire Purposes. (Driven Wells.) 
 Weskett, John. (See LAW of INSURANCE.) 
 
 WEST, B. L. Field Man, How it looks to a. 
 West Virginia, Insurance Directory of. (See Baltimore.) 
 " Where are we at .? " By John H. Adams. Northwest, igoo : ig. 
 
 WHITE, R. J. Insurance, Some Ethics of. 
 
 Wier, James. Workingmen'.s Compensation. (See LAW^ of IN- 
 SURANCE.) 
 
 70 
 
WILLETT, Alan H. Economic Theory of Risk and Insurance, 
 The. Columbia University Studies in History, Economics 
 and Public Law, \o\. XIV, No. 2. Paper, O pp. 142. New 
 York, 1901. 
 
 WILLIAMS, Fred W. Theory -^5. Practise. 
 
 WILLIAMS, Walter D. Prosperity and its Evils. Northwest, 
 I go 2 : 6j. 
 
 WILLS, James. Fire Insurance. 
 
 WILMERDING, Herbert. Graded Co-Insurance. Pamph. Phila- 
 delphia, 1902. 
 
 WILSON, E. W. Uniform Rates, Are they Desirable? 
 
 Window and Door Openings, Protective Coverings for. Report. 
 Protection, igoj : ig4. 
 
 Windstorm and Tornado Insurance. In Three Parts. By Frederick 
 W. Hoffman, Spectator, LXVII : 272, 2g8, 320. (See also. 
 Tornado Insurance.) 
 
 Wire Glass Windows. By Edward F. Croker. Engineers, igo2 : jj. 
 
 Wired Glass and Prism Glass. Report. Protection, igoo : i2j, igo2 : 
 180. 
 (See also, BRITISH, EXPERIMENT STATION.) 
 
 Women as Local Agents. By James H. Holmes. Pacific, igoi : 38. 
 
 WOODBURY, Cyrus. The Present Duty of the Special Agent. 
 (Special Agent.) 
 
 WOODS, J. T. Ships and Shipbuilding. 
 
 Woodworkers, Their Processes and Fire Hazards. (Fire Hazards.) 
 
 \Voolen Mills, Fires in ; Causes and Means of Prevention and Extinc- 
 tion of. By John S. Hayes. BP. i A. 
 — Preliminary Report of the Committee on Adjustments /Shd 
 Statistics, National Board of Fire Underwriters, Showing 
 Results of Woolen Mill Underwriting, etc. New York, 
 Sept. 4, 1872. BP. J A. 
 
 Woolson, Ira H. Fireproofed Wood, New Methods of Testing the 
 Fire-Resisting Qiialities of. 
 
 WYNKOOP, Herbert Schurman. Electrolysis and Insurance. 
 
 YATES, Ed. E. " In Missouri." Northwest, igo2 : /oj. 
 YOUNG, J. E. Insurance Expert, The Education and Duties of an. 
 
Corrections — Catalog of 1903. 
 
 Page 39. Exp/os/ves^ Cause and Effect of. Should be 
 Explosions. 
 
 Page 47. Umlerwriters Handbook of Ohio. Rough Notes. 
 Should he Western Underwriter. 
 
 Page 53. Mill Inspection. Add HP. AT. 
 
 Page ^5. National Supervision * * * by Fred. K. Brown. 
 Should be V. 
 
 Page 61. Ship Building and Marine Engineering * * * 
 Fifth Series, A'o. JO. Should be Fifth Series, No. 3. 
 
 Page 67. Tobacco Insurance * * * B P. XI. Should be 
 B/\ XIII. 
 
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