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ooo general works,.......5

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600 useful arts, - - -.....10

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700 fine arts,........10

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800 literature,........11

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FINDING LIST

GENERAL WORKS

ADAMS, W. D. Dictionary of Eng-
lish Literature...............803 A

A. L. A. Library Catalogue......019 A

APPLETON'S Cyclopaedia of

American Biography, 7 v.....920 A

BARTLETT, JOHN. Concordance

to Shakespeare, 2 v...........822 B

Century Dictionary and Cyclopaedia,

10 v........................031 W

CHAMBER'S Encyclopedia, 10 v.032 C
CHAMPLIN. J. D. Young Folks'
Cyclopaedia of Common Things

............................031 C

Young Folks' Cyclopaedia of Per-
sons and Places... .......031 Ca

CRAM, G. F. Atlas of the World. .912 C
CUTTER, C. A. Rules for a Dic-
tionary Catalogue ...........025 C

DEWEY, MELVl'L. Decimal Clas-
sification ..................025 Dd

Library School Card Catalogue

Rules ......................025 Dc

Finding \Lists. Chicago, Kankakee,
Streator, Winnetka, 111.; Addi-
son, Fulton, N. Y............017 F

LEONARD, JOHN W. Who's Who

in America ..................920 L

MITCHELL'S General Atlas.....912 M

Rand, McNally's Indexed Atlas of

the World...................912 R

Universal Cyclopaedia, ed. by Charles

K. Adams, 12 v............. .031 A

WEBSTER'S International Diction-
ary (Unabridged)...........423 W

GENERAL PERIODICALS.
American Microscopical Journal,

v. 15........................051 A

Atlantic Monthly, v. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9,

10, 14-20, • 68, 69............051 A 3

Century Magazine, v. 7, 12, 16, 17,

21, 35-37, 40-42, 47-50.........051 C

Chautauquan, v. 7..............051 C 3

Cosmopolitan, v. 6-9............051 C 5

Eclectic Magazine, v. 27-30.......051 E

Forum, v. 12.................... .051 F

Galaxy, v. 9-12..................051 G

Good Roads, v. 1-4.............051 G 3

Harper's Magazine, v. 1-89......051 H

Merry's Magazine, v. 43-44......051 M

Mother's Magazine, v. 23, 25. .051 M 3
North American Review, v. 146-

154 .........................05i N

Our Monthly, 1870-1871..........051 O

Our Young Folks, v. 1..........051 O3

Outing, v. 19, 20, 21, 24, 25----051 O 5

Popular Science Monthly, v. 1-37

(Reference)................051 P

Putnam's Magazine, v. 1, 2......051 P 5

Review of Reviews, v. 7? 8.......051 R

Science, v. 21-23.................051 S

Scribners, v. 3-12................051 S 2

PHILOSOPHY—ETHICS.
BLUM and ALEXANDER. Who

Lies.........................177 B

DARWIN, CHARLES. Expression
of Emotions in Man and Ani-
mals......................... 138 D

GREER, J. H. Dictionary of

„ Dreams.....................135 G

HARRIS, W. T. Psychologic

Foundations of Education. ... 150 H
HEDGE, LEVI. Elements of

Logick ......................160 H

HOLLAND, J. G. Titcomb's Let-
ters to Young People.........177 H

MANDSLEY, HENRY. Responsi-
bility in Mental Disease......132 M

MET CALF, DAVID. Nature,
Foundation and Extent of

Moral Obligation............170 M

SPENCER, HERBERT. First

Principles ...................113 S

Principles of Psychology, 3 v. .150 S

Principles of Ethics, 2 v......171 S

TITCHENER, EDWARD B. An

Outline of Phychology.......150 T

UPHAM, THOMAS. Elements of
Mental Philosophy............150 U

RELIGION.

ABBOTT, LYMAN. In the Aid of

Faith........................238 A

ANDREWS, S. J. Life of Our
Lord ........................232 AGENERAL WORKS.

BARCLAY, ROBERT. Apology
for True Christian Divinity.. .289 B

Persuasive to Unity..........231 B

BAXTER; RICHARD. Call to the
Unconverted (ev. fam. lib.) .242 Be
Saint's Everlasting Rest (ev.

fam. lib.)..................242 Bs

IBEAL, S. Buddhism in China____294 B

BERRY, T. S. Christianity and

Buddhism..................294 B r

HOLY BIBLE..................220 B

BROWNE, W. H. Bible Heroes.

..........................j 220.9 B

BULFINCH, THOMAS. Age of

Fable .......................292 B

BUNYAN, JOHN. Greatness of

the /Soul.....................234 B

BUTTERWORTH, HEZEKIAH.

Story of the Hymns......... .245 B

CLAIR-TISDALL, W. ST. Relig-
ion of the Crescent..........297 C

CHRISTLIEB, THEODOR. Mod-
ern Infidelity.................211 C

Christian Treasury, 1864..........205 C

CLARKE, J. F. Ten Great Re-
ligions—Comparative Theology.

........ .....................290 C

Ten Great Religions—Compari-
son of All Religions.........290 Ca

CLARKE, W. N. An Outline of

Christian Theology..........230 C 1

COX, GEORGE W. Tales of An-
cient Greece ................292 C

CRANE, FRANK. Religion of To-
morrow .....................230 C

DAVIDS, T. W. R. Buddhism.. 294 D
DICK, THOMAS. Connection of
Science and Philosophy with

Religion .....................201 D

(DODDRIDGE, PHILIP. Rise and
Progress of Religion in the Soul

(ev. fam. lib.)...............233 D

DRAPER, J. W. Religion and

Science .....................215 D

DOUGLAS, R. K. Confucianism

and Taouism ................299 D

CEDERSHEIM, ALFRED. Life and

Times of the Messiah, 2 V....232E.
EDWARDS, JONATHAN. His-
tory of Redemption (ev. fam.

lib.) ........................234 E

Treatise on Religious Affec-
tions (ev. fam. lib.)..........248 Et

EERRETT, ISAAC. Talks to Bere-

ans .........................252 E

(Evangelical Magazine, v. 15, 1837. -2°5 E
EVANS, THOMAS. Exposition of
Faith of Religious Society of

Friends .....................289 E

Family Treasure, 1868, 69........205 F

IFARRAR, FREDERICK W. Early

Days of Christianity.........270 F

Life of Christ................232 F

Seekers After God............920 F

FISH, H. C. Heaven in Song. .. .245 F
FISKE, JOHN. Destiny of Man. .218 F

Idea of God..................211 F

Through Nature to God......215 F

GEIKIE, C. Life Of Christ.....232 G I

GILBERT^ G. H. Student's Life of

Jesus .......................232 G

GUERBER, H. A. Myths of Greece

and Rome...................292 G

HAINES, CHARLES R. Islam. .297 H
HOWARD, ^ ELIOT. Studies of

Non-Christian Religions......290 H

INGRAHAM, J. H. Pillar of

Fire .........................222 I

Prince of the House of David. .232 I
JAMESON, MRS. Sacred and

Legendary Art, 2 v..........246 J

JENYUS and others. Infidelity

(ev. fam. lib.)................211J

JONES, E. G. Ascent Through

Christ .......................234 J

KILLEN, J. M. Our Friends in

Heaven .....................218 K

LE CONTE, JOSEPH. Religion

and Science..................215 L

MATHEWS, J. M. Bible and Men

of Learning.................211 M

MERCER, L. P. Swedenb'org's

Doctrine of Correspondence. .237 M
MORRIS, H. W. Science and the

Bible .......................215 M

MOULTON, R. G. Literary Study

of the Bible............220 M

MUIR, SIR WILLIAM. The

Coran ......................297 M

NEVINS, WILLIAM. Practical

Thoughts (ev. fam. lib.).....204 N

Oahspe (A New Bible)........2990a 3

OLMSTEAD, D. H. Protestant

Faith .......................234 O

PARKMAN, FRANCIS. Jesuits in

North America...............271 P

PETAVEL, JE. Extinction of

Evil .........................216 P

PHELPS, E. S. Story of Jesus

Christ ......................232 P

PIKE, J. G. Guide for Young Dis-
ciples (ev. fam. lib.).........248 Pg

Persuasives to Early Piety (ev.

fam. lib.)..................248 Pp

Quiver, 1861-62...................205 Q

ROYCE, J. Conception of Im-
mortality ....................218 R

SALE, GEQRGE. Tr. of the

Koran .......................297 S

SCHWARZ, JOSEPH. Geography

and History of Palestine.. .220.9 S
SORY, REV. J. L. Individuality. .239 S

Spiritualism, Report on...........289 S

STALKER, JAMES. Life of

Christ .......................232 S

STOBART, J. W. H. Islam and
Its Founder.................297 S ISOCIOLOGY.

7

STRONG, JpSIAH. New Era—

The Corning Kingdom........242 S

SWEDENBORG, EMMANUEL.

Four Leading Doctrines......231 S

Heaven and Hell.............237 S

TOLSTOY, LEO. The Kingdom

of God is Within You.......233 T

VINCENT, J. H. Modern Sunday

School ......................268 V

WHITE, A. D. History of War-
fare of Science with Theology

in Christiandom, 2 v.........215 W

WILBERFORCE, WILLIAM.
Practical View of the Prevail-
ing Religious System of Pro-
fessed Christians (ev. fam.

lib.).......................239 W

WILLIAMS, SIR MONIER. Hin-
duism ......................294W

WISHART, A. W. Monks and

Monasteries ................271 W

YOUNG, ROBERT. Commentary
on Holy Bible..............220.7 Y

SOCIOLOGY.

BAIN, ALEXANDER. Education

as a Science.................370 B

BANCROFT, GEORGE. Constitu-
tional History of U. S.......342 B

BRYCE, JAMES. American Com-
monwealth, 2 v............342 B 1

Census, Compendium and Statistics
U. S., 8th i860, 9th 1870, 10th

1880, nth 1890, 12th 1900.....317 U

Civil Service Commission, U. S. Re-
port, 1893-1900...............351 U

CLARKE, JAMES F. Self Cul-
ture .........................374 C

Congressional Record, U. S., v. 2,

6, 9 ... .......................328 U

COWLES, J. L. A General Freight

and Passenger Post.....! .. .385 C 3

CRAIG, A. Room at the Top.. 374 C 1
•CRAWFORD, E, C. Civil Govern-
ment of Illinois and U. S.....353 C

COMMONS, J. R. Proportional

Representation ...............324 C

COOLEY, STOUGHTON. Ed. of
Proportional Representation Re-
view .......................324 C 2

DAWSpN, HENRY B. The Fed-
eralist ......................342 D

DRAKE, S. A. N(ew England Leg-
ends and Folk Lore..........398 D

EARLE, ALICE M. Home Life in

Colonial Days ..............390 Eh

Margaret Winthrop. ..'.....390 Em

Sabbath in Puritaii New Eng-
land ....................'.....394 E

Education, Report of Commissioner

U. S., 1889-1900................379 U

jELIOT, CHARLES W. Educa-
tional 'Reform................371 E

ELY, RICHARD T. Problems of

To-day ......................337 E

Socialism and Social Reform. .335 E
EVERETT, EDWARD. Education

and Knowledge............... 370 E

Factory Inspectors' Report, Illinois,

1895, 1900.....................331 I

FERRI, ENRICO. Criminal Soci-
ology ........................343 F

FISKE, JOHN. Civil Government

of United States..............342 F

GARFIELD, J. A. Works. Ed. by

B. A. Hinsdale, 2 v..........308 G

GEORGE, HENRY. Progress and

Poverty ....................33° Gp

Science of Political Economy. 330 Gs

Social Problems..............335 G

GRANGER, MOSES. Washing-
ton versus Jefferson..........321 G

GREELEY, HORACE. Political

Text Book, i860..............329 G

Habits of Good Society..........395 H

HALLAM, HENRY. Constitu-
tional History of England. .. .342 H
HAMMERTON, P. G. Human In-
tercourse...................374 Hh

Intellectual Life.............374 Hi

HARRIS, J. C. Uncle Remus., j 398 H
HARRISON, BENJAMIN. This

Country of Ours.............351 H1

HERRON, GEO. D. Between

Caesar and Jesus..........— 335 H

HILLIS, N. D. Great Books as

Life Teachers...............374 H 1

HINSDALE, B. A. The Art of

Study .....................371 H 1

HOWE, J. B. Monometalism and

Bimetalism ..................332 HI

HUGHES, J. L. Dickens as an

Educator....................371 H

Insurance Report, Illinois, 1901-02. .368 I
Interstate Commerce Commission,

Report, U. S., 1887, '96-1901. .381 U
KIDD, BENJAMIN. Social Evo-
lution .......................335 K

KOOPMAN, H. L. Mastery of

Books .......................374 K

LANIER, SIDNEY. Boys' King

Arthur .....................j 398 L

LARABEE, WILLIAM. The Rail-
road Question................385 L

LECKY, W. E. H. Democracy and

Liberty, 2 v..................321 L

LINCOLN, ABRAHAM. Complete
Works. Ed. by Nicolay and

Hay, 2 v.....................308 L

LLOYD, HENRY D. Country

Without Strikes..............331 Lc

Wealth Against Common-
wealth .....................331 Lw

LUMMIS, CHARLES F. The Man

Who Married the Moon. ... j 398 L 4
McCALL, J. A. Review of Life
Insurance ...................368 M

8

GENERAL WORKS.

MERIWETHER, LEE. The

Tramp at Home..............331 M

Metric System, Report of Com. on

Weights and Measures, 1879..389 U
MILL, J. S. Principles of Political

Economy, 2 v...............330 M

Subjection of Women........396 M

MOSES, BERNARD. Democracy

and Social Growth...........320 M

MULOCK, MISS (D. M. Craik).
Woman's Thoughts About Wo-
man ......................396 M 3

NEWCOMB, SIMON. Plain Man's

Talk on Labor Question.....331 N1

NORDHOFF, CHARLES. Com-
munistic Societies of the U. S.335 N
ORCUTT, HIRAM. Hints to Com-
mon School Teachers........371 O

PACKARD, MRS. E. P. W. In-
sane Asylums Unveiled......362 P

PAINTER, F. V. N. History of

Education ...................370 P

PERRY, A. L. Elements of Po-
litical Economy..............330 P

PORTER, NOAH. Books and

Reading .....................374 P

QUICK, R. H. Educational Re-
formers ....................370 Q

RICARDO, DAVID. Political

Economy and Taxation.......330 R

ROGERS, THOROLD. Work and

Wages ......................331 R

ROUSSEAU, J. J. fimile or Con-
cerning Education............370 R

SHAW, ALBERT. Municipal Gov-
ernment in Continental Eu-
rope.. ......................352 Sc

Municipal Government in Great

Britain .....................352 Sg

SHEARMAN, T. G. Natural Tax-
ation ........................336 S

SMITH, ADAM. Wealth of Na-
tions, 2 v.......•.............330 S

SOMBART, WERNER. Social-
ism ..........................335 S

SPENCER, HERBERT. Educa-
tion .........................370 S

Principles of Sociology, 5 v. .301 Sp

Social Statics. ...............301 Ss

STETSON, C. P. Women and

Economics ..................396 S

Street Railroads of Chicago, Report

of Com., 1898................385 C

TOWNSEND, GEO. A. New
World Compared with the

.Old .........................350 T

University of Illinois, Report, 1892,

1896 .........................378 I

VAN DYKE, HENRY. Counsel

upon the Reading of Books. ..374 V
War, Report of Com. on Conduct of
1864. (Fort Pillow Massa-....
ere) ........................355 U

WASHINGTON, BOOKER T.
Future of the American Negro.

............................335 W

WELLS, H. G. Anticipations. . .330 W
WINGATE, CHARLES. What
Shall Our Boys do for a Liv-
ing?......................331 W 2

WOOD, HENRY. Political Econ-
omy of Natural Law........330 W 2

WOODHULL, V. C. Human Body

the Temple of God...........324 W

WRIGHT, C. D. Elements of Prac-
tical Sociology...............300 W j

Industrial Evolution of the

United States................331 Wi

WYCKOFF, W. A. The Workers—

The East....................331 W

The Workers—The W^est.. ..331 Wa

PHILOLOGY.

ADLER, G. J. Dictionary of Ger-
man and English Languages. .433 A
BARRETT, SOLOMON. Princi-
ples of Grammar.............415 B

BOLMAR, A. French Grammar. .445 B
Century Dictionary, 10 v. Ed. by

W. D. Whitney..............423 C

WEBSTER, NOAH. International

Dictionary (unabridged).....423 W

WHITNEY, W. D. Life and
Growth of Language.........401 W

NATURAL SCIENCE.

ABBOTT, JACOB. Light......j 535 A

ALLEN, GRANT. Flashlights on

Nature ......................500 A

AGASSIZ, E. C. and Alexander.
Seaside Studies in Natural His-
tory ........................593 A

APGAR, AUSTIN C. Birds of the

U. S.........................598 A

ARNOLD, A. F. Sea Beach at Ebb

Tide ........................589 A

AVEBURY, LORD. Flowers,

Fruits and Leaves............580 A

BASKETT, JAMES. Story of the

Birds ......................598 B2

BENJAMIN, PARK. Age of Elec-
tricity .......................537 R

BLANCHAN, NELTJE. Bird

Neighbors ...................598 Ba

Birds that Hunt and are

Hunted ....................598 Bb

BUCKLEY, ARABELLA. Fairy-
land of Science.............j 504 B

BURROUGHS, JOHN. Birds and

Bees .......................598 B 1

CAITHNESS; Earl of. Lectures
on Popular and Scientific Spb-

j ects .....................J. . 500 C

CAJORI, FLORIAN. History of

Elementary Mathematics......510 C

CHAPMAN, F. M. Bird Life... 598 C.NATURAL SCIENCE.

COMSTOCK, JOHN H. Insect

Life ........................595 C

COMSTOCK, J. L. Elements of

Geology .....................55° C

COULTER, J. M. Plant Studies..580 C
CORNISH, C. J. Animals at Work

and Play..................... 596 C

DARWIN, CHARLES. Animals
and Plants under Domestica-
tion, 2 v....................575 Dv

Coral Reefs..................551 D

Descent of Man.............575 Dd

Formation of Vegetable Mould
Through the Action of

Worms ......................595 D

Forms of Flowers...........581 Dd

Geological Observations... .508.3 Dg

Insectivorous Plants.........581 Di

Journal of Scientific Re-
searches ..................508.3 Dj

Origin of Species, 2 v......575 Do

Power of Movement in

Plants ........'..............581 Dp

DANA, MRS. W. S. Row to Know

Wild Flowers................580 D

DONNELLY, IGNATIUS. At-
lantis, Antediluvian World. . .571 D
DRUMMOND, HENRY. Ascent

of Man. ....................575 D 1

FOWLER, W. W. Tales of the

Birds ......................j 598 F

FURNEAUX, W. Life in Ponds

and Streams..................590 F

GAGE, A. P. Principles of Phys-
ics .........................530 G 1

GANOT. Physics tr. by E. Atkin-
son .........................S30 G

GIBSON, W. H. Eye Spy........595 G

My Studio Neighbors........590 G

GRANT, J. B. Our Common Birds

and How to Know Them.....598 G

GRAY, ASA. Manual of Botany.580 G
GROOS, KARL. Play of Ani-
mals .......................596 G

HADDON, A. C. Study of Man.. 572 H
HAECKEL, ERNEST. The Evo-
lution of Man, 2 v. .. ........575 H

HAYDEN, F. V. Geological Sur-
vey, U. S. Report, 1877......557-3 H

HOLDER, CHARLES F. Stories

of Animal Life.............j 590 H

HOLLAND, W. J. The Butterfly

Book ........................595 H

HOWARD, L. O. The Insect

Book ......................595 H 1

HUXLEY, THOMAS H. Man's

Place in Nature............573 H 1

INGERSOLL, ERNEST.. .Book of

the Ocean ..................j 551 I

JORDAN, D. S., and Kellogg. Ani-
mal Life ....................S90 J

KEARTON, RICHARD. With
Nature and a Camera........598 K

LE CONTE, JOSEPH. Elements

of Geologrv ...................550 L

Evolution ...................575 E

MEADOWCRAFT, W. H. A.B.C.

of Electricity ................537 M.

Meat Eaters ...................j 599 M

MIVART, ST. GEORGE. Ground

Work of Science............500 M

Man and Apes...............575 M

MORGAN, C. L. Animal Sketches.590 M
MORLEY, M. W. The Bee Peo-
ple ........................j 595 M

NICHOLSON, H. A. Ancient Life

History of the Earth.........560 N

PARKER and HAS WELL. Man-
ual of Zoology...............590 P

POWELL, J. W. Lands of the

Arid Region ...............557.9 P

North American Ethnology,

vol. 3........................572 P

PRESCOTT, GEORGE B. The

Electric Telephone............537 P

PROCTER, R. A. Other Worlds

Than Ours ..................523 P

REMSEN, IRA. Inorganic Chem-
istry ........................546 R

ROMANES, G. J. Darwin and
After Darwin. I. Darwinian

Theory .......... _.........•-575 ^

II. Post Darwinian Question,

Heredity and Utility.......575 Ra

III. Isolation and Physiological

Selection ................575 Rb

RUSKIN, JOHN. Ethics of the

Dust ........................549 R

SCHMIDT, OSCAR. Doctrine of

Descent and Darwinism.......575 S

SMELLIE, WILLIAM. Philosophy

of Natural History...........590 S

Smithsonian Institution, Report,

1869, '86-'90, '95-1900..........506 S

SPENCER, HERBERT. Princi-
ples of Biologv, 2 v............570 S

THOMPSON, E.~ SETON-. Lives

of the Hunted..............j 596 TI

Trail of* the Sandhill Stag., j 596 Tt
Wild Animals I Have Known

..........................j 596 Tw

THOMPSON, MAURICE. By-

Ways and Bird Notes..... .598 T
THOMPSON, S. P. Elementary
Lessons in Electricity and Mag-
netism .............. ........537 T

TYNDALL, JOHN. Forms of

Water .......................551 T

Fragments of Science, 2v....504Tf

New Fragments.............504 Tn

TYNDALL, JOHN. Sound......534 T

WATSON, WILLIAM. Element-
ary Practical Physics........530 W

Text Book of Physics......530 Wa

Wfhat Mr. Darwin Saw........j 508.3 W

WILLIAMS, W. M. Science in
Short Chapters .............500 W-TO

GENERAL WORKS.

WINCHELL, ALEXANDER.
Walks and Talks in Geological

Fields ....................:..5=;oW

WOOD, ALPHONSO. Class Book

of Botany...................580 W

WRIGHT, G. F. Man and the

Glacial Period ..............551 W

WRIGHT, M. O. Four Footed

Americans ................j 599 W

YOUNG, C. A. The Sun........523 /

Text Book of General Astron-
omy .........................520 Y

USEFUL ARTS.
Agriculture. Report of Department;

1862, '63, '71, '73, '76,-78, '87..630U
BARNES, JAMES. Asparagus Cul-
ture ........................-$35_B

BLOT, PIERRE. What to Eat, and

How to Cook It..............643 B

"BURN, ROBERT. Outlines of

Modern Farming, vol. 3......636 B

CARD, F. Wr. Bush Fruits......634 C

CHAVASSE, P. H. Counsel to a

Mother ......................618 C

CHORDAL, Extracts from Chor-

dal's Letters..................621 C

DAY, J. W., and others. Tomato

Culture ....................635 Di

DEERING, Harvester Co. Develop-
ment of Harvesting Machinery.608 D
DREER, HENRY A. Vegetables

Under Glass.................635 D

DYE, F. Popular Engineering.. .620 D
FALCONER, WILLIAM. Mush-
rooms; How to Grow Them.. 635 F
FARADAY, MICHAEL. Chemical

History of a Candle..........665 F

FELCH, I. K. Poultry Culture. . .636 F
GIBSON, W. H. Camp Life and

Tricks of Trapping...........639 G

GREELEY, HORACE. What I

Know of Farming............630 G

GREER, J. H. Marriage, Maternity,

Health, Hygiene..............618 G

A Physician in the House. .. .610 G
GREENER, W. W. The Gun and

Its Development .............683 G

GREENFIELD, W. S. Alcohol;

Its Use and Abuse............613 G

GREINER, T. Celery for Profit..635 G
LIALL, WM. L. The Hardy Ca-

talpa ......................634.8 H

HENDERSON, PETER. Garden-
ing for Profit................635 H

HENDERSON and CROZIER.

How the Farm Pays.........630 H

HOLMES, G. C. V. The Steam

Engine ...................621.1 H

The }3ouse and Its Surroundings.613 H
Labor, Report of Commissioner,

U. S., 1886..................614 U

LAMBERT, T. S. Systematic Hu-
man Physiology..............612 L

LOW and BEVIS. Manual of Ma-
chine Drawing and Design... .621 L
McCLATCHIE, A. J. Eucalypts

cultivated in the U. S......634.8 M

PALMER, C. F.. Inebriety; Its

Source, Prevention and Cure. .613 P
PARLOA, MARIA. Home Eco-
nomics ......................640 P

Patent Office Report, U. S., 18=53-

1858, 1861...................\608U

PITMAN, BENN. Manual of Pho-
nography .....................653 P

Premature Death, Its Promotion or

Prevention ..................614P

RALFE, C. H. Exercise and Train-
ing .........................613.7 R

ROE, EDWARD P. Success with

Small Fruits.................634 R

ROOSEVELT, THEODORE,

Ranch Life..................636 R

ROSE, JOSHUA. Mechanical

Drawing Self Taught........621 R

SAVERY, LILLIE. Home Com-
forts ........................640 S

The Skin and Its Troubles........616 S

STRINGFELLOW, H. M. The

New Horticulture............630 S

SWIFT, R. B. Who Invented the

Reaper ?..... .................608 S

TRALL, R. T. Hydropathic E11-

cyclopoedia ....................6j5 T

VOORHEES, E, B. Fertilizers. .631 V
WARING, GEO. E. Street Clean-
ing .........................628 W

WRIGHT, L. Practical Poultry
Keeper .....................636 W

FINE ARTS.

Athletic, Scientific, and Out Door

Sports .....................j 796 A

BUTLER, H. C. Scotland's Ruined

Abbeys ......................726 B

CAMP, WALTER. Book of Col-
lege Sports ..................797 C

CHAPIN, ANNA A. 'Wonder

Tales from Wagner.........j 782 C

DEPPING GUILLAUME. Won-
ders of Bodily Strength......796 D

EMERY, M. S. How to Enjoy Pic-
tures ........................750 E

JARVES, J. J. Art Thoughts... .709 J
HAMLIN, A. D. F. History of

Architecture ................720 H

HILL, L. L. Treatise on Helio-
chromy .....................774 H

HURLL, ESTELLE M. Michael-

Angelo ...................750 Hm

Millet .....................750 Hmi

Murillo...................750 Hmii

Raphael .................... 750 Hr

Rembrandt ................750 Hre

Reynolds..................750 Hry

LAWSON, THOMAS, The His-
tory of the America's Cup... .797.1 LLITERATURE.

LEE, VERNON. f Renaissance Fan-
cies and Studies ............709 Li

LILLIE, LUCY C. Story of Music

and Musicians..............j 780 L

LINDSEY, WILLIAM. Cinder Path

Tales .......................796 L

LUEBKE, WILHELM. Outlines of

the History of Art, 2 v.......709 L

MARQUAND & FROTHINGHAM.

History of Sculpture.........730 M

MATHEWS, W. S. B. Popular

History of Musit............780 M

PRICE, WILLIAM L. Model

Houses for Little Money......728 P

ROSE, GEO. B. Renaissance Mas- ..

ters.........................750 R

RUSKIN, JOHN. Ariadne Floren-
tina. Elements of Drawing and
Perspective. Deucalion. Pros-
erpina. Val D'Arno..........760 R

A Joy Forever. Art of England.
Our Fathers Have Told Us.
Laws of Fesole. Pleasures of
England. Fiction Fair and Foul.
Construction of Sheepfolds, etc.
Inaugural Address at Cambridge

School of Art................ 707 R

RUSKIN, JOHN. Mornings in
Florence. St. Mark's Rest.
Shrine of the Slaves. Place of
Dragons. Love's Meinie. Ar-
rows of the Chace..........704 Rm

Seven Lamps of Architecture. .720 R

Stones of Venice, 3 v........729 R

Two, Paths. Lectures on Art.
Aratra Peutelici. Time and
Tide. Pre Raphaelitism. The
Eagle's Nest. King of the Gold-
en River. Relation Between
< Michel-Angelo and the Tin-

toret ........................704 Rt

SINGLETON, ESTHER. Great

Pictures by Great Writers.....750 S

SMITH, HANNAH. Music; How

It Came to Be What It is... .780 S
THANET, OCTAVE (A. French).

An Adventure in Photography. 770 T
TOLSTOY, LEO. What is Art? 701 T
URBINO, S. R. Princes of Art..709 U
VAN DYKE, J. C. Art for Art's

Sake ...................... .75oVa

History of Painting.........750 Vh

WALLACE, E, Amateur Photog-
rapher .....................771 W

LITERATURE. '

ADAMS, W. D. Dictionary of En- t

. glish Literature ..............803 A

ADDISON, JOSEPH and Others.

The Spectator, v. 1-8........824 A2

ALISON, ARCHIBALD. . Miscel-
laneous Essays..............824 A

ARNOLD, EDWIN. Poems.....821 A

Light of Asia...............821 Aa

II

ARNOLD, 'GEORGE. Poems. .811 A r
ARNOLD, MATTHEW. Culture

and Anarchy...............824 A r

ARRINGTON, A. W. Poems...811 A
BAKER, G. M. The Social Stage.812 B
BARTLETT, JOHN. Concord-
ance to Shakespeare, 2 v.....822 B

BELFORD, R. J. Ed. American

Authors of the East.........810 B

American Authors of the

West .......................810 Ba

American Authors of the

South .......................810 Bl>

BROWNELL, W. C. French

Traits ......................814 B

BROWNING, E. B. Poetical

Works ......................821 B

Browning, Robert. Complete Poet-
ical Works................. .821 B 1

BRUNETIERE, FERDINAND.
History of French Literature tr.

by Ralph Derechef..........840 B

BRYANT, W. C. Poetical

Works......................811 B

BURNS, ROBERT. Complete

Works .....................821 B 2

BURROUGHS, JOHN. Wake

Robin .....................814 B 2

BURTON, RICHARD. Forces in

Fiction and Other Essays. . .814 B r
BYRON, LORD. Poetical

Works....................821 B 3

CARLETON, WILL. City Bal-
lads .....................811 C 1 cb

City Festivals............811 C 1 cf

City Legends.............811 C 1 cl

Farm Ballads..............811 C 1 f

Carlyle, Thomas. Heroes and Hero

Worship ....................824 ch

Sartor Resartus .............824 Cs

CARY, ALICE and PHOEBE.

Poems ......................811 C

CHAMBERLAIN, MELLEN. John

Adams, with other essays.....814 C

CHAUCER, GEOFFREY... Com-
plete Works ................821 C2

CHESTERFIELD, Earl of. Letters

written to his son........... .826 C

CHURCH, A. J. Stories of Ihe Qld

World ....................j 873 Cs

Stories from Virgil........j 873 Cst

COLERIDGE, S. T. Poetical

Works ......................821 C

COOK, ELIZA. Poems.........821 C3

COWPER, WILLIAM. Poetical

Works .....................821 Cl

D'ANNUNZIO, G. Francesca Da

Rimini (Symons) ............852 D

DANTE. Divine Comedy (Long-
fellow) .....................851 D

DAVENPORT, BENJAMIN. Best
Fifty Books of Greatest Au-
thors ........................801 D

DAVIES, THOMAS. Poems.. .821 Di12

GENERAL WORKS.

DE QUINCEY, THOMAS. Con-
fessions of English Opium

Eater .....................824D

DOWDEN, EDWARD. Shake-
speare; His Mind and Art----822 D

DRYDEN, JOHN. Poetical

Works ......................821 D

ELIOT, GEORGE. Essays..... .824 E
Poems and Scenes of Clerical

Life .........................821 E

EMERSON, R. W. Complete

Poems ......................811 E

Essays .....................814 Eb

Miscellanies ...............814 Em

Representative Men; Nature,

Addresses and Lectures......814 Er

FIELD, EUGENE and ROSWELL.

Echoes from the Sabine Farm . .874 F
FIELD, EUGENE. Little Book of

Western Verse ..............811 F1

Love Songs of Childhood... .811 Flo

Second Book of Verse.......811 Fs

With Trumpet and Drum... .811 Fw
FOSS, SAM. W. Songs of War

and Peace ..................811 Fi

FLEMING, W. H. How to Study

Shakespeare................. .822 F

Foster-Barham, A. G. tr. of Nibel-

ungen Lied ..................831 F

FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN. Poor

Richard's Almanac, I733"'58. • .818 F
GARNETT, RICHARD. History

of Italian Literature..........850 G

GOETHE. Faust tr. bv Anna

Swanwick ..................832 G

Wilhelm Meister, tr. by Thomas

* Carlyle, 2 v..................831 G

GOLDSMITH, OLIVER. Poetical

Works .......................821 G

HARTE, BRET. Two Men of

Sandy Bar .................812 Hi

HOLDEN, FLORENCE. Audi-
ences .......................814 H

HOLLAND, J. G. Bitter Sweet.811 Ha

Complete Poems ............811 H

Gold-Foil ..................814 H3

HOLMES, OLIVER W. Autocrat
of. the Breakfast Table..... .817 Ha

Complete Poems ...........811 Hi

Poet at the Breakfast Table. .817 Hp
Professor at the Breakfast

Table .....................817 Hpr

HOLMES, OLIVER W. Over the

Teacups ...................817 Ho

Pages from an Old Volume of

Life .......................814 Hi

HOMER. Iliad tr. by W. C. Bry-
ant .......................883 Hib

Iliad tr. by A. Pope........883 Hip

Odyssey tr. by W. C. Bry-
ant ......................883 Hob

Odyssey tr. by A. Pope----883 Hop

HOOD, THOMAS. Poetical
Works, 2 v..................821 H

HORACE. Odes tr. by T. Mar-
tin .........................874 H

HOWELLS, W. D. Mouse Trap

and Other Farces........... .812H

Literary Friends and Acquaint-
ances .......................928 H

HUXLEY, THOMAS H. Darwini-

ana ........................824 Hd

Discourses, Biological and Geo-
logical ...................824 Hdi

Evolution and Ethics........824 He

Method and Results........824 Hm

Science and Christian Tradi-
tion ......................824 Hsc

Science and Education......824 Hse

Science and Hebrew Tradi-
tion .....................824 Hsh

INGELOW, JEAN. Poems......8211

IRVING, WASHINGTON. Brace-

bridge Hall .................8171b

Knickerbocker's History of New

York .......................817 Ih

The Sketch Book............817 Is

Tales of the Traveler........817 It

KEATS, JOHN. Poetical Works.821 K
KIPLING, RUDYARD. The Seven

Seas .......................821 K 1

LAMB, CHARLES. Assays of

Elia ........................824 L

LONGFELLOW, H. W. Complete
Poetical Works [Cambridge

Edition] ...................811 Li

Same [Household Edition]. .811 Lia
LOWELL, JAMES R. Biglow

Papers, 2.v.................817 Lb

Poetical Works...............81 il

MABIE, H. W. Under the Trees

and Elsewhere ..............814 M

MACAULAY, T. B. Miscellane-
ous Essays, Jv..............824 M

MAHAFFY, JOHN P. Greek
Classical Literature.

I. Dramatic Poets .......880 Md

II. Epic and Lyric Poets.. .880 Me

III. Prose Writers, 2v.....880 Mp

MARTIN, BENJ. Choice Speci-
mens of American Literature.810 M
MARVEL, IK (D. G. Mitchell).

Dream Life ...............818 Md

Reveries of a Bachelor.....818 Mr

MATHEWS, William. The Great
Converters and Other Essays.814 Ml
Hours with Men and Books.

..........................814 M 1 h

MILTON, JOHN. Poetical Works. ,

............................821 M

"Nation." Critical and Social Es-
says .......................814 N

OS SI AN, Poems tr. by James

Macpherson ...............*. ..821 o

PAGET, R. L. Ed. of Poems of

American Patriotism..........811 P

PHILLIPS, STEPHEN. Ulysses.
.............................822 PHISTORY.

13 1

POE, EDGAR A. Tales.........818 P

POLLOK, ROBERT. Course of

Time .......................821 Pi

POPE, ALEXANDER. Poetical

Works ......................821 P

POTTER, H. C. The Scholar and

the State........... .........815 P

RANDOLPH, A. M. F. Trial 01

Sir John Falstaff............822 R

REPPLIER, AGNES. Books and

Men .......................814 Rb

Essays in Idleness...........814 Re

Essays in Miniature........814 Res

In the Dozy Hours.........814 Ri

Points of View..............814 Rp

Varia ......................814 Rv

RILEY, JAMES W. After-

whiles .....................811 Ra

Child Rhymes with Hoosier Pic-
tures .......................8nRc

Green Fields and Running

Brooks ....................811 Rg

Old Fashioned Roses........811 Ro

Pipes O'Pan at Zekesbury... .811 Rp

Rhymes of Childhood.......811 Rr

ROLFE, W. J. Shakespeare the

Boy .......................822 R 1

ROSTAND, EDMOND. Cyrano

De Bergerac ................842 R

RUSKIN, JOHN. Fors Clavigera

2 V!..........................826 R

SAXE, J. G. Poems.............811 S

SCHILLER. Poems tr. by E. A.

Bo wring.....................831 S

SCOTT, SIR WALTER. Poetical

Works ......................821 S

SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM.

Complete Works..............822 S

Rolfe Edition. Complete Works,

39 v.........................822 Sa

SHELLEY, PERCY B. Poetical

Works, 2 v................821 S I

SMALLEY, GEO. W. Studies of

Men ........................814 S

STEVENSON, R. L. Across the

Plains .......................824 S

SWIFT, LINDSAY. Brook

Farm ........................818 S

TALMAGE, T. DE WITT.

Around the Tea-Table.......817 T

TENNYSON, ALFRED. Poetical
Works (Macmillan Edition)..821 T
Same ( (Harper's Edition) . .821 Ta
THACKERAY, W. M. Miscel-
lanies ....................827 Tm

Paris Sketch Book and East-
ern Sketches.................828 T

Roundabout Papers.........827 Tr

THOREAU, H. D. Autumn... .818 Ta
Early Spring in Massachu-
setts ........................818 Ts

Familiar Letters . . *.........816 T

Summer ..................818 Tsu

Walden .....................814 T

Winter ....................818 Tw

<TUPPER, MARTIN F. Poems..821 Ti
VIRGIL Aeneid, tr. by J. Coning-

ton .........................873 V

WARNER, C. D. As We Go... .814 W

As We Were Saying.......814 Wa

Backlog Studies............814 Wb

In the Wilderness..........814 Wi

My Summer in a Garden.....817 W

WENDELL, BARRETT. English

Composition ..............808 W I

WHATELY, RICHARD. Ele-
ments of Rhetoric...........808 W

WHITCHER, F. M. Widow

Bedott Papers.............817 W 3

WHITMAN, WALT. Leaves of

Grass .....................811 W 1

WHITTIER, J. G. Complete
Poetical Works (Cambridge

Edition)....................811 W

Same (Household Edition)..811 Wa
WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM.
Complete Poetical Works... .821 W

HISTORY.

HISTORY IN GENERAL.
ADAMS, BROOKS. Law of Civil-
ization and Decay............904 A

BUCKLE, H. T. History of Civil-
ization in England, 2 v......901 B

CREASY, E. S. Fifteen Decisive

Battles of the World.........904 C

FISHER, G. P. Outlines of Uni-
versal History................909 F

KNOX, T. W. Decisive Battles

Since Waterloo .............909 K

LORD, JOHN. Beacon Lights of
History. American States-
men ........................904 La

Antiquity .................904 Lan

Great Women...............904 Lg

Jewish Heroes and Prophets..904

Middle Ages................904 Lm

Modern European States-
men ......................904 Lmo

Nineteenth Century Writers. .904 Ln

Old Pagan Civilizations.....904 Lo

LORD, JOHN. , Beacon Lights of
History (concluded). Renais-
sance and Reformation......904 Lr

Warriors and Statesmen... .904 Lw
MACKENZIE, ROBERT. The

19th Century. ...............909 M

MAHAN, A. T. Influence of Sea
Power upon History, 1660-

1783 ......................909 Mi

Transactions of Illinois State His-
torical Society, 1900-1901 and
Territorial Records of Illinois. .906 I
YONGE, C. M. Book of Golden
Deeds ................... .. .904Y14

GENERAL WORKS.

GEOGRAPHY AND DESCRIPTION.
BECKER, W. A. Charicles. Priv-
ate Life of Ancient Greeks. .913.38 B
Gallus. Roman Scenes of the

Time of Augustus.........913-37 B

CRAM, G. F. Atlas or the World.912 C
CREELMAN, JAMES. On the

Great Highway .............910 C

DANA, R. H. Two Years Before

the Mast ...................910 D

HALE, E. E. Stories of Adven-
ture .......................j 910 HS

Stories of Discovery....... j 910 Hs

Stories of the Sea........j 910 Hst

HARRISON, C. H. A Race with

the Sun ...................910 H 1

LAYARD, AUSTIN H. Discov-
eries at Nineveh...........9x3-35 L

MAHAFFY, J. P. Greek Life and

Thought ..................913.38 M

MITCHELL. Atlas of the World.912 M
Our Boys and Girls. Tour Around

the World .................j 910 O

RAND McNALLY. Indexed Atlas

of the World............. ...912R

RICHARDSON/ D. N. A Girdle

Round the Earth.............910 R

SLOCUM, JOSHUA. Sailing
Alone Around the World.....910 S

TRAVEL IN EUROPE.
ALLEN, GRANT. The European

Tour ........................914 A

BELLOWS, H. W. Old World in

Its New Face, 2 v............914 B

BESANT, WALTER. Fifty Years

Ago ......................914.2 B

BIGELOW, POULTNEY. Border-
land of Czar and Kaiser... .914.7 B
BOISSIER, GASTON. Country of

Horace and Virgil..........914.5 B

BUCKLEY, J. M. The Midnight

Sun .....................914.8 B 1

BUTTERWORTH, HEZEKIAH.
Zigzag Journeys in Classic

Lands .................... j 914 B*i

Zigzag Journeys in Eu-
rope ....................j 914 B I e

Zigzag Journeys in Northern

Lands ..................j 914 Bin

Zigzag Journeys in ^ the

Orient ..................j 914 B 1 o

CHAMPNEY, E. W. Romance of

Feudal Chateaux ...........9*4-4 C

CLEMENS, S. L. (Mark Twain).

The Innocents Abroad......914 T 5

CLOVER, S. T. Glimpses Across

the Sea ...................914.21 C

CRAWFORD, F. M. Constanti-
nople ..................914.96 C 1

Crests from the Ocean World.... .9x4 C
DAVIS, R. H. About Paris. .914.4 D 2
Our English Cousins.......914.2 D

A Year from a Reporter's Note

Book ......................914 D 2

DE, AMICIS, EDMONDO. Con-
stantinople ................914.96 D

Holland and Its People... .914.92 D

Spain ......................914.6 D

DE FOREST, KATHARINE.

Paris as It Is...............914.4 D

DE STAEL, MADAME. Ger-
many .....................914.3 D

DICKENS, CHARLES. American
Notes and Pictures from Italy,

see ........................D 55 g

DIXON, W. H. Her Majesty's

Tower ...................914.21 D

DODD, A. B. Cathedral Days.914.2 D 1
Falaise, The Town of the Con-
queror ................. .914.4D 3

In and Out of Three Normandy

Inns ...................914.403a

DU CHAILLU, PAUL. Land of

the Midnight Sun, 2v.....914.8 D I

FULLER, ANNA. A Venetian

June ......................914.5 F

GRIFFIS, W. E. The American in

Holland ..................914.92 G

HARRIS, M. C. A Corner of

Spain .....................914.6 H

HOPPIN, J. M. Old England..914.2 H
HOWELLS, . W. D. Tuscan

Cities .....................914.5 Ht

Venetian Life, 2 v........914.5 Hv

HUTTON, LAWRENCE. Liter-
ary Landmarks of Flor-
ence .................. .914.5 H 1 f

Literary Landmarks of

Rome..................914-5 Hir

IRVING, WASHINGTON. Al-

hambra ....................914.6 I

JAMES, HENRY. A Little Tour

in France ................,..914.47

JEFFERSON, R. L. New Ride to

Khiva .....................914.7 J

JOHNSON, CLIFTON. Along

French Byways ...........914.4 Ji

JONES, M. C. European Travel

for Women ..................914 J

LE GALLIENE, RICHARD.

Travels in England.........914.2 L

LOWELL, JAMES R. Fireside

Travels...................914.5 L

Impressions of Spain........914.6 L

MERIWETHER, LEE. A Tramp

Trip ........................914 M

MULLER, MRS. MAX. Letters

from Constantinople.......914.96 M

NINDE, M. L. We Two Alone in

Europe......................914 N

SCUDDER, H. E. The English

Bodleyi Family............ j 914.2 S

STEAD, W. T. The United States

of Europe ...................914 S

TAYLOR, BAYARD. Views
Afoot ......................914 T 1TRAVEL IN ASIA.

15

THACKERAY, W. M. Miscel-
lanies .....................827 Tm

Paris, Irish and Eastern

Sketches ....................828 T

Roundabout Papers ........827 Tr

TWEEDIE, MRS. ALEC. Through

Finland in Carts............914.7 T

TYNDALL, John. Hours of Ex-
ercise in the Alps..........914.94 T

WILKIE, FRANC B. Sketches Be-
yond the Sea.................914 W

TRAVEL IN ASIA.

ALLEN, T. G. AND SACHT-
LEBEN. Across Asia on a Bi-
cycle ........................915 A

CURTIS, W. E. The Yankees of

the East, 2 v................915.2 C

FINCK, H. T. Lotos Time in

J<tpan ......................915.2 F

GRIFFIS, W. E. The Mikado's

Empire ....................915.2 G

HART, MRS. E. Picturesque

Burma ...................915.4 H

\ HEARN, LAFCADIO. Glimpses

of Unfamiliar Japan, 2 v. ..915.2 Hg

Kokora. Japanese Life____915.2 Hk

Out of the East...........915.2 Ho

KENNAN, George. Siberia and

the Exile System, 2v.......915.7K

KNIGHT, E. F. Where Three

Great Empires Meet........915.1 K

LA FARGE, JOHN. Artists Let-
ters from Japan.............915.2 L

LEONOWENS, A. H. Life and

Travel in India.............915.4 L

LITTLE, MRS. A. Intimate

China .....................915.1L

MORRIS, CHARLES. Historical

Tales of Japan and China.. .915.2 M
MUTER, MRS. D. D. Travels in
India China and New Zealand,

2 v..........................915 M

NEVINS, HELEN C. Our Life in

China.....................915.1 N

NORMAN, HENRY. Peoples and

Politics of the Far East.....915 N

ROCKHILL, W. W. Land of the

Lamas .....................QI5-I R

TAYLOR, BAYARD. Japan in

Our Day ..................915.2 T

Travels in Arabia...........915.3 T

THOMPSON, W. M. The Land

and the Book, 3v...........915.6 T

WERTHEIMBER, LOUIS. A
Muramasa Blade ..........915.2 W

TRAVEL IN AFRICA.

DAVIS, R. H. The Rulers of the

Mediterranean ..............916.1 D

DE AMICIS, EDMONDO. Mo-
rocco, Its People and Places.916.4D
DU CHAILLU, PAUL. Country
of the Dwarfs............j 916.6 Dc

Lost in the Jungle........j 916.6 D1

My Apingi Kingdom.....j 916.6 Dm

Stories of the Gorilla Coun-
try .......... ...........j 916.7 Ds

Wild Life Under the

Equator.................j 916.6 Dw

EDWARDS, AMELIA B. Thou-
sand Miles up the Nile.......916 E

POLLARD, JOSEPH. Land of the

Monuments ................916.2 P

STANLEY, H. M. Through the

Dark Continent, 2 v.........916.7 S

STEEVENS, G. W. Egypt in

1898 ......................916.2 S i

TAYLOR, BAYARD. Travels in

South Africa...............916.8 T

WARNER, C. D. My Winter on
the Nile ..................916.1 W

TRAVEL IN AMERICA.
AGASSIZ, PROF, and MRS. A

Journey in Brazil...........918.1 A

BACON, E. M. Historic Pilgrim-
ages in New England........917.4 B.

BIRD, I. B. Lady's Life in the

Rocky Mountains...........917.8 B*<

BISHOP, N. H. Four Months in a

Sneak Box..................917.3 B".

Thousand Miles' Walk Across

S. America..................j 918 B:

BISHOP, W. H. Mexico, Cali-
fornia and Arizona.........917.2 B

BLISS, W. R. Quaint Nan-
tucket ...................917.44 B

Side Glimpses from the Co-
lonial Meeting House......917.4 Bi

BOURGET, PAUL. Outre-

Mer .....................917.3 Bis.

BUTTERWORTH, HEZEKIAH.
Zigzag Journeys in the Occi-
dent ....................j 917.3 B 2^

CHILDS, THEODORE. The

Spanish American Republics. .918 C
CLEMENS, S. L. (Mank Twain).

Roughing It ..............917.8 T2>

COFFIN, C. C. Seat of Em-
pire .......................j 917.3 c;

CURTIS, W. E. Between the

Andes and the Ocean.......918 C 1

CUSTER, E. A. Boots and Sad-
dles ........................917.8 C

DICKENS, CHARLES. American

Notes, see ..................D 55 g

FIELD, H. M. Bright Skies and

Dark Shadows'.............917.5 F

Our Western Archipelago.. .917.8 F
FINCK, H. T. Pacific Coast

Scenic Tour ...............917.9 F

GARCES, FRANCISCO. On the
Trail of a Spanish Pioneer,

2 v........................917.9 Q

GLAZIER, WILLARD. Down the
Great River................917.7 Gi6

GENERAL WORKS.

GOODWIN, MAUD W. The

Colonial Cavalier ...........917-5 G

HALE, E. E. How They Lived in

Hampton .................917-55 H

HAWTHORNE, NATHANIEL

American Note Books......917.4 H

HEARN, LAFCADIO. Two Years

in the West Indies.......917.29 H 1

HENDERSON, A. P. The Rain-
bow's End ................917.98 H

INMAN & CODY. The Great

Salt Lake Trail............917.92 I

INMAN, HENRY. The Old Santa

Fe Trail ...................917.89 I

IRVING, WASHINGTON. As-
toria .....................917.81a

Captain Bonneville ........917.81b

JACKSON, H. H. Bits of Travel

at Home ...................917-3 J

JAMES, G. W. In and Around the

Grand Canyon . ..........917.88 J

JANVIER, T. A. In Old New

York ..................917.47J 1

KING, GRACE. New Orleans.917.63 K
LUMMIS, C. F. Awakening of a

Nation ....................917.2L

Some Strange Corners of Our

Country ..................917.3 L

Tramp Across the Continent.917.8L
MUIR, JOHN. Mountains of Cali-
fornia ...................917.94 M

O'RELL, MAX. A Frenchman in

America ...................917-3 O

PARKMAN FRANCIS. The Ore-
gon Trail ..................917.8 P

PIERREPONT, EDWARD. From

Fifth Avenue to Alaska.....917-3 P

SHELDON, H. I. Notes of "the

Nicaragua Canal ........917.28 S 2

STEEVENS, G. W. Land of the

Dollar ....................917.3 S

STEPHENS, C. A. Knockabout

Club in the Tropics.......j 917.2 S

STEVENSON, R. L. Across the

Plains .......................824 S

TAYLOR, BAYARD.. Wonders of

the Yellowstone .........917.87T1

THOREAU, H. D. Cape Cod..9x7.44 Tc
Early Spring in Massachu-
setts ........................818 Ts

The Maine Woods.........917.41 T

Walden .....................814 T

Week on the Concord and

Merrimack Rivers .......917.44TCO

TORREY, BRADFORD. A

Florida Sketch Book.....917.59 T 1

A Rambler's Lease........917.4 Ti

A World of Green Hills... .917.5 T 1
WARNER, C. D. In the Wilder-
ness .......................814 Wi

WHITNEY, CASPAR. On Snow-

shoes to Barren Grounds.. .917.1 W

TRAVEL IN OCEANICA.
FROUDE, J. A. Oceana, England

and Her Colonies............919 F

LACHAMBRE & MACHURON.

Andrei's Balloon Expedition.919.8L
PEARY, R. E. Northward over the

"Great Ice," 2v.............919.8 P

SCIDMORE, E. R. Java......919.2 S

STEPHENS, C. A. Knockabout

Club Along Shore.........j 919.8 S

STEVENS, J. E. Yesterdays in
the Philippines .............919.1 S

INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY.

ADAMS, JOHN. Morses J. T., Jr.

,John Adams (Am. States-
men)....................92 Ad 1

ADAMS, J. Q. Seward, W. H. J.

Q. Adams ..............92 Ad 11

ADAMS, SAMUEL. Hosmer, J.
K. Samuel Adams (Am.

Statesmen) .... .........92 Ad 14

ADDISON, JOSEPH Courthope,
W. J. Joseph Addison (Eng.

Men of Letters)..........92 Ad 2

ALCOTT, L. M. Cheney, E. D.

Life and Letters of L. M. Al-

cott ......................92 A1 1

ANTOINETTE, MARIE, Cam-,
pau, J. H. L. Marie An-
toinette ..................92 An 8

ARNOLD, BENEDICT. Arnold,
Isaac N. Benedict Ar-
nold .....................92 Ar 6

BACON, FRANCIS. Church, R.
W. Francis Bacon (Eng.

Men of Letters)..........92 B 13

BARNUM, P. T. Struggles and

Triumphs ..............j 92 B 26

BEETHOVEN. Nohl, Louis. Bee-
thoven (Biog. of Mus.) ... .92 B 39
BENTLEY, RICHARD. Jebb, R.
C. Richard Bentley (Eng.

Men of Letters).........92 B 43

BLAINE, J. G. Conwell, R. H.

Life and Public Services of

J. G. Blaine..............92 B 57

BRAINERD, DAVID. Edwards,
Jonathan. Life of Rev. David
Brainerd (ev. fam. lib.) . .92 B 73
BUNYAN, JOHN. Froude, J. A.

John Bunyan (Eng. Men of

Letters).................92 B 88

BURKE, EDMUND. Morley,
John. Edmund Burke. (Eng.

Men of Letters)..........92 B 91

BURNS, ROBERT. Carlyle,

Thomas. Robert Burns. .92 B 93 c
BURNS, ROBERT. Shairp, Prin-
cipal. Robert Burns. (Eng.

Men of Letters)........92 B93S

BURR, AARON. Parton, James.
Aaron Burr ................92 B94INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY.

17

BYRON, LORD. Nichol, John.
Lord Byron {Eng. Men of Let-
ters) ......................92 B99

CALHOUN, J. C. Jenkins, J. S.

John Calhoun ...,.........92 Ci2j

Von Hoist, H. J. C. Calhoun

(Am. Statesmen)..........92 Ci2v

CARLYLE, THOMAS. Froude,

J. A. Thomas Carlyle, 2V...92C19
CASS, LEWIS. Smith, W. L. G.

Life and Times of Lewis Cass.92 C27
CHAUCER, GEOFFREY. Ward,
A. W. Geoffrey Chaucer (Eng.

Men of Letters)............92C39

CLAY, HENRY. Schurz, Carl.
Henry Clay, 2 v. (Am. States-
men) ......................92 C57

COLERIDGE, S. T. Traill, H. D.
S. T. Coleridge (Eng. Men of

Letters) ____r..............92 C67

COLUMBUS, CHRISTOPHER.
Winsor, Justine. Christopher

Columbus ..................92 C72

COOPER, J. F. Lounsbury,
Thomas. J. F. Cooper (Am.

Men of Letters).............92 C78

COWPER, WILLIAM. Smith, G.
William Cowper (Eng. Men of

Letters) ...................92 C83

CROMWELL, OLIVER. Morley,
John. Oliver Cromwell. .. .92 C88m
Roosevelt, Theodore. Oliver

Cromwell .................92 C88r

Smith, Horace. Oliver Crom-
well, 3v....................92 C88s

CUSTER, GEORGE, Whittaker, F.

Gen. George Custer..........92 C96

DARWIN, CHARLES. Darwin,
Francis. Charles Darwin, 2 v.

............................92D25

DECOURTOT, BARONESS.
Kaisenberg, Moritz von. Me-
moirs of Baroness Cecile De

Courtot....................92 D35

DEFOE, DANIEL. Minto, Will-
iam. Daniel DeFoe (Eng. Men

of Letters) .................92 D36

DE QUINCEY, THOMAS, Mas-
son, David. Thomas DeQuincey

(Eng. Men of Letters)......92 D44

DICKENS, CHARLES. Ward,
A. W. Charles Dickens (Eng.

Men of Letters)............92 D55

DRUMMOND, HENRY. Smith,

G. A. Henry Drummond.. .92 D842
DRYDEN, JOHN. Saintsbury, G.
John Dryden (Eng. Men of Let-
ters) .....................92D845

ELIOT, GEORGE. Cross, J. W.

.George Eliot, 3 V...........92, EI4

FIELDING, HENRY, Dobson, A.
Henry Fielding (Eng. Men of
Letters) .................92 F46

FRAI'. CIS, ST. Sabatier, Paul.

Life of St. Francis of As-

sisi ......................92 F84

FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN. May-
hew, Henry. Young Benja-
min Franklin .......... j 92 F85m

Morse, J. T., Jr. Benjamin
Franklin (Am. Statesmen).

.......................92 F85M0

GALLATIN, ALBERT. Stevens,
J. A. Albert Gallatin (Am.

Statesmen)......•........92 G 13

GARFIELD, J. A. Ridpath, J. C.

Life and Work of J. A. Gar-
field .....................92 G18

GEORGE, HENRY. George,

Henry, Jr. Henry George.92 G29
GIBBON, EDWARD. Morison,
J. C. Edward Gibbon (Eng.

'Men of Letters)...........92 G35

GLADSTONE, W. E. McCarthy,

Justin. W. E. Gladstone. .92 G45
GOLDSMITH, OLIVER. Black,
William. Oliver Goldsmith
(Eng. Men of Letters) . .92 G57
GRANT, U. S. Garland, Hamlin.

Ulysses S. Grant.........92 G76g

McClure, J. B. Stories, Sketch-
es and Speeches of Gen.

Grant ..................92 G 76m

GRAY, THOMAS. Gosse, E. W.
Thomas Gray (Eng. Men of

Letters) ................92G79

GREEN, J. R. Stephen, Leslie.

Letters of J. R. Green.....92G82

HAMILTON, ALEXANDER.
Lodge, H. C. Alexander
Hamilton (Am. Statesmen).

..........................92 H 18

HAVELOCK, GEN. Brock, Will-
iam. Life of Gen. Havelock.

........................92 H 29

HAWTHORNE, NATHANIEL.
James, Henry. Nathaniel
Hawthorne (Eng. Men of

Letters) ................92 H 31

HAYDEN.- Nohl, Louis. Hayden

-(Biog. of Mus.)..........92 H 32

HENRY, PATRICK. Tyler, M. C.
Patrick Henry (Am. States-
men) ...................92 H 39

HOLMES, O. W. Morse, J. T., Jr.

Life and Letters of O. W.

Holmes, 2v...............92 H 73

HUME, DAVID. Huxley, Thomas.
David Hume (Eng. Men of

Letters) .................92 H 88

HUXLEY, THOMAS. Huxley,
Leonard. Life and Letters of

Thomas Huxley, 2 v......92 H 98

IRVING, WASHINGTON. Irving,
Pierre. Washington Irving,
3 y .......................92 Iv8ii8

GENERAL WORKS.

WARNER, C. D. Washington
Irving (Am. Men of Letters)

.........................92 Iv8w

JACKSON,- Andrew. Sumner, W.
G. Andrew Jackson as a
Public Man (Am. Statesmen)

..........................92 J 12

JAY, JOHN. Pellew, George. John

Jay (Am. Statesmen)......92 J 33

JEFFERSON, JOSEPH. Autobi-
ography ..................92 J 35

JEFFERSON, THOMAS. Morse,
J. T., Jr. Thomas Jefferson

(Am. Statesmen) ........92 J 353

JOAN OF ARC. Michelet, J.Joan

of Arc ...................92 J 57

JOHN OF BARNEVELD. Mot-
ley, J. L., 2 v..............92 J 61

JOHNSON, SAMUEL. B'oswell,
James. Samuel Johnson, 3 v.

.......................92 J 63 b

JOHNSON, SAMUEL. Stephen,
Leslie. Samuel Johnson
(Eng. Men of Letters) .. .92 J 63s
KROPOTKIN, P. Memoirs of a

Revolutionist ............92 K 92

LAMB, CHARLES. Ainger, Al-
fred. Charles Lamb (Eng.

Men of Letters)..........92 L 16

LANDOR, W. S. Colvin, Sydney.
W. S. Landor (Eng. Men of,

Letters) ..................92L23

LINCOLN, ABRAHAM. Arnold,
Isaac N. Abraham Lincoln..

........................92 L 63a

Gilmore, J. R. Personal Recol-
lections of Lincoln.......92L63g

Morse, J. T., Jr. Abraham Lin-
coln, 2 v. (Am. Statesmen).

.......................92 L 63 m

LISZT. Nohl, Louis. Liszt (Biog.

of Mus.).................92L69

LOCKE, JOHN. Fowler, Thos.
John Locke (Eng. Men of

Letters) .................92L79

LONGFELLOW, H. W. Longfel-
low, Samuel. H. W. Long-
fellow, 3v................92L86

LUDWIG. Gerard, Francis. Ro-
mance of King Ludwig of

Bavaria .................92 L 96

LUTHER, MARTIN. Mayhew,
Henry. Boyhood of Martin

Luther .................j 92 L 97

MACAULAY, T. B. Mori son, J. C.
T. B. Macaulay (Eng. Men

of Letters)...........92 M 11 m

Trevelyan, G. O. Life and Let-
ters of T. B. Macaulay.. .92 M lit
MADISON, JAMES, Gay, S. H.
James Madison (Am. States-
men) .................... 92 M 26

MARSHALL, JOHN. Magruder,
A. B. John Marshall (Am.

Statesmen) ..............92 M 35

M A R T Y N, HENRY. Sargent,
John. Memoirs of Rev. Henry

Martyn (ev. fam. lib.)____92 M 36

MILTON, JOHN. Pattison, Mark.
John Milton (Eng. Men of

Letters) .................92 M 64

MONROE, JAMES. Gilman, D. C.
James Monroe (Am. States-
men) ....................92M75

MORRIS, GOUVERNEUR.
Roosevelt. Gouverneur Mor-
ris. (Am. Statesmen) .. .92 M 83
MOZART, Nohl, Louis. Mozart

.. (Biog. of Mus.)...........92 M 87

MULLER, F. MAX. Auld Lang

Syne, 2 v................92M91

NAPOLEON. Headley, J. T. Na-
poleon and His Marshals.

2 v.....................92 N 16 h

Rose, John H, Napoleon,

2 v.....................92 N 16 r

Watson, Thomas E. Na-
poleon Bonaparte.......92 N 16 wi

OSSOLI, M. F. Higginson, T. W.
Margaret Fuller Ossoli (Am.

Men of Letters)..........92 Os 7

PAYSON, EDWARD. Oimmings,
Rev. Asa. Memoir of Rev.
Edward Payson (ev. fam.

lib.).....................92 P 29

PETER THE GREAT; Wight,
O. W. Peter the Great,

2 v...................... .92 P 44

PEPYS, SAMUEL. Diary and

Correspondence, 10 v......92 P 39

PHILLIPS, WENDELL. Austin,

G. L. Wendell Phillips.. .92 P 54
POE, E. A. Woodbury, Geo. E.
E. A. Poe (Am. Men of

Letters).................92 P 75

POPE, ALEXANDER. Stephen,
Leslie. Alexander Pope.
(Eng. Men of Letters) ... .92 P 81
RANDOLPH, JOHN. Adams,
Henry. John Randolph.

(Am. Statesmen) .........92 R 15

RIPLEY, GEORGE. Frothing-
ham, O. B. George Ripley.
(Am. Men of Letters) ... .92 R 48
ROBESPIERRE. Belloc, Hilaire.

Robespierre. A Study. .. .92 R 54
ROOSEVELT, T. Clemens, W. M.

Theodore Roosevelt ......92 R 67

ROSETTI, D. G. Caine, Hall.
Recollections of Dante. Ga-
briel Rosetti .............92 R 72

RUBENSTEIN, ANTON. Auto-
biography ................92R82

RUSKIN, JOHN. Collingwood,

W. G. John Ruskin, 2 v. .92 R 89
SAVONAROLA. Villari, Pasquale.

Life and Times of Savon-
arola ....................92 Sa 8COLLECTED BIOGRAPHY.

!9

SCOTT, SIR WALTER. Button,
R. H. Sir Walter Scott
{Eng. Men of Letters).. 92 Sco 8
SHAKESPEARE, . WILLIAM.
Lee, Sidney. William Shake-
speare ..................92 Sh 11

SHELLEY, P. B. Symonds, J. A.
Percy B. Shelley. {Eng.

Men of Letters)..........92 Sh 4

SHERIDAN, R. B. Oliphant, Mrs.
R. B. Sheridan. {Eng. Men

of Letters)...............92 Sh 5

SOUTHEY, ROBERT. Dowden,
Edward. Robert Southey.
{Eng. Men of Letters) ... .92 So 8
SPENSER, EDMUND. Church,
R. W. Edmund Spenser.
{Eng. Men of Letters) ... .92 Sp 3
STERNE, LAWRENCE. Traill,
H. D. Lawrence Sterne.

{Eng. Men of Letters)----92 St 3

STOWE, H. B. Fields, Annie.

Life and Letters of Harriet

Beecher Stowe ...........92 St 6

SWIFT, JONATHAN. Stephen,
Leslie. Jonathan Swift.
{Eng. Men of Letters) ... .92 Sw 5
TAYLOR, J. B. Rice, John H.
Memoir of James B. Taylor.

{ev. fam. lib.)............92 T 21

TENNYSON, ALFRED. Tenny-
son, Jr. Memoir of Lord

Tennyson, 2 v............92 T 25

THACKERAY, W. M. Trollope
Anthony. W. M. Thackeray.
{Eng. Men of Letters) ... .92 T 32
WAGNER. Nohl, Louis. Wag-
ner. {Biog. of Mus.) ... .92 W 12
WASHINGTON, BOOKER. Up

from Slavery............92 W 27

Washington, George. Irving, Wash-
ington. George Washington.

5 v....................92 W 273 i

Lodge, H. C. George Wash-
ington, 2 v. {Am. States-

men).................92 W 273 1

WEBSTER, DANIEL. Lodge,
* H. C. Daniel Webster. {Am.

Statesmen)..............92 W 39

WEBSTER, NOAH. Scudder,
H. E. Noah Webster. {Am.

Men of Letters)........92 W 391

WHITTIER, J. G. Pickard, S. T.

Life and Letters of John
Greenleaf Whittier, 2 v.. .92 W 61
WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM.
Myers, F. W. H. William
Wordsworth. {Eng. Men of
Letters)................92 W 89

COLLECTED BIOGRAPHY.
APPLETON'S Cyclopaedia of
American Biography. Ed. by

J. G. Wilson and John Fiske,

7 v........................920 A

BOLTON, SARAH K. Girls who

Became Famous ........j 920.7 B

BROOKS, E. S. Historic Boys, j 920 B

Historic Girls............j 920.7 B 1

CLEMENT, J. Noble Deeds of

American Women.........920.7 C

CORNILL, C. H. The Prophets of

Israel ....................920 C I

CRAFTS^ WILBUR R Success-
ful Men of To-day.........920 C

EDGAR, JOHN G. Sea Kings and

Naval Heroes ............j 920 E

Famous Boys................... .920 F

FARRAR, F. W. Seekers After

God .....................920 F 1

GREENE, G. W. Biographical

Studies ....................920 G

HALE, E. E. Stories of Inven-
tion ........... .........j 926H

HANAFORD, P. A. Daughters of

America .................Q20.7 H

HOWELLS, W. O. Literary

Friends and Acquaintances..928 HP
HUBERT, P. G. Inventors....926Hi
LEONARD, J. W. Who's Who in

America (1901-1902).......920 L

LORD, JOHN. Beacon Lights of

History, 10 v.................904 L

LOSSING, B. J. Our Country-
men .....................920 L 1

MAYHEW, HENRY. Boyhood of

Great Men .............j 920 M 1

Men Who Have Risen.........j 920 M 2

MOORE, J. B. Governors of Ply-
mouth and Massachusetts

Bay .....................920 M 4

PAGE, H. A. Famous Men......920 P

PLUTARCH. Lives of Illustrious

Men .....................920 P I

STRICKLAND, AGNES. Queens

of England, 6 v...........920 S 1

THACKERAY, W. M. Thej Four

Georges .................827 Tm

ANCIENT HISTORY.
ABBOTT, LYMAN. Life and Lit-
erature of Ancient Hebrews.933 A
BUTTERWORTH, 1HEZEKIAH.
Little Arthur's History of

Rome ...............\..j 937Bi

CHURCH, A. J. The Burning of

Rome ....................937 C1

Roman Life in the Days of Cic-
ero ..................j 937 C 1 r

Stories from Herodotus____j 930 Ci

Story of the Persian War... j 935 C
COX, G. W. General History of

Greece ....................938 C

CRAWFORD, F. M. Ave Roma

Immortalis, 2v.............937 C

Rulers of the South, 2 v......930 C20

GENERAL WORKS.

GIBBON, EDWARD. Roman Em-
pire, ed. by H. H. Milman,

5 v ........................937 G

GROTE, GEORGE. History of

Greece, 12 v................938 G

JOSEPHUS, FLAVIUS. Works

tr. by William Whiston......933 J

KENT, CHARLES F. History of

the Hebrew People..........

The United Kingdom.........933 K

The Divided Kingdom.......933 Ka

History of the Jewish People:
Babylonian, Persian and

Greek Periods ...........933 Kb

LANCIANI, RUDOLFO. Destruc-
tion of Ancient Rome......937 L

LATIMER, E W. Judea from Cy-
rus to Titus...............933 L

MERIVALE, CHARLES. General

History of Rome..........937 M

MOMMSEN, THEODOR. His-
tory of Rome, tr. by W. P.

Dickson, 4 v............. .937 Mi

OLIPHANT, MRS. Jerusalem, the

Holy City ...................9330

RAGOZIN, ZENAIDE Assyria.939 R
Media, Babylon and Persia. .935 Ri
RAWLINSON, GEORGE. Ancient

Egypt .....................932 R

Five Great Monarchies, 3v..935Rb
Sixth Great Oriental Monarchy.

..........................935 Rc

Seventh Great Oriental Mon-
archy ....................935 Rd

RIGGS, J. S. History of the Jew-
ish People, Maccabean and

Roman Periods ............933 r

WHITE, J. S. Herodotus for Boys

and Girls ..............j93oWh

Plutarch for Boys and Girls.] 930 Wt
YONGE, C. M. Young Folks' His-
tory of Greece............j 938 Y

Young Folks' History of
Rome ....................J 937Y

HISTORY OF EUROPE
ANDREWS, C. M. Historical De-
velopment of Modern Eu-
rope, 2 v..................940 Ai

ARCHER, T. A. and KINGS-

FORD. The Crusades.....940 A

BICKWELL, A. L. Life in the
Tuileries Under the Second

Empire ...................944 Bi

BIGELOW, POULTNEY. His-
tory of German Struggle for

Liberty, 2v.................943 B

BODLEY, J. E. C. France, 2 v.. .944 B
BRYCE, JAMES. Holy Roman

Empire ...................943 B3

CARLYLE, THOMAS. The

French Revolution, 2v......944 C

CHOISEUL, MADAME DE. Al-
exander I. and the Court of

1 Russia ....................947 C

COFFIN, C. C. The Story of Lib-
erty ....................j94oCi

COX, G. W. The Crusades......940 C

DENNIE, JOHN. Rome of To-
day and Yesterday.........945 D!

DICKENS, CHARLES. Child's

History of England.......j 942 I>

DUROY, VICTOR. History of

France ....................944 D!

ELLIOT, FRANCES. Old Court

Life in France, a v..........944 E

France, History of...............944 F

FROISSART'S Chronicles ......940 F

GARDNER, S. R. Student's His-
tory of England..........942 GI

GIFFORD, Augusta. Germany.943 G 1
GINDELY, A. History of the

Thirty Years' War, 2v.....943 G

GRAHAM, H. G. Social Life in

Scotland, 2v ..............941 G

GREEN, J. R. History of the Eng-
lish People, 2 v.............942 G

GUIZOT, F. P. G. History of

France ................... .944 G

HALE, E. E. and SUSAN. Spain.

..........................946 H

HALLAM, HENRY. Middle

Ages .....................940 H

HESDIN, RAOUL, Journal of a

Spy in Paris...............944 H

HUME, DAVID. History of

England, 6 v...............942 H

IRVING, WASHINGTON. Con-

quest of Granada...........946 I

JACKSON, LADY. French Court

and Society, 2v............944 J

LANIER, SIDNEY. Boy's Frois-

sart .....................j 940 L

LATIMER, E. W. England in the

Nineteenth Century......942.08 L

France in the Nineteenth Cen-
tury ......................944 L

Last Years of the Nineteenth

Century ..................940L2

Russia and Turkey in the Nine-
teenth Century ............947 L

LEWIS, CHARLTON. History of

Germany ..................943 L

McCarthy, JUSTIN. History of
Our Own Times, v. 1,

2, 3................... .942M 2 a

History of the Four Georges,

4 v...................942.07 M 2

MACAULAY, T. B. History of

England, 5 v..............942 M

McCRACKAN, W. D. Rise of the

Swiss Republic ..........949.4 M

MACKENZIE, JAMES. History

of Scotland ...............941 M

MARTIN, B. E. & C. M. Stones

of Paris, 2 v.................944 M

MARVIN, CHARLES. Russians

at the Gates of the Herat.. .947 MHISTORY OF ASIA AND AFRICA.

21

MONTGOMERY, D. H. Leading

Facts of English History.942 M 1
MOTLEY, J. Rise of the Dutch

Republic, 3 v.............949.2 M

Oliphant, Mrs. Royal Edinburgh.941 O
PAINE, THOMAS. Rights of

Man ......................944 P

RAMBAUD, ALFRED. History

of Russia, 3 v..............947 R

ROGERS, J." E. T. Holland... .949.2 R
SMITH, GOLDWIN. United

Kingdom, 2 v.............949 S 2

STORY, ALFRED T. British Em-
pire, 2 v...................942 S

THAYER, W. R. Dawn of Italian

Independence, 2 v..........945 T

YONGE, C. M. Christians and

Moofs of Spain............946Y

Young Folks' History of

France ..................j 944 Y

Young Folks' History of Ger-
many ....................J 943 Y

HISTORY OF ASIA AND AFRICA.
BRYCE, JAMES and Others.

Briton and Boer............968 B

CHURCHILL, WINSTON. The

River War, 2 v............966 C

DAVIS, R. H. With Both Armies

in South Africa............968 D

GRIFFIS, W. E. Japan in His-
tory .......................952 G

LANE-POOLE, STANLEY Story

of the Barbary Corsairs... .961 L
PASHA, R. S. Fire and Sword

in the Sudan...,,...........966 P

STEEVENS, G. W. With Kitch-
ener to Khartoum..........962 S

WILDMAN, R. China's Open

Door .....................951 W

HISTORY OF NORTH AMERICA

AND UNITED STATES.
ABBOTT, W. J. Blue Jackets of

'61 .....................j 973-7 A

American History. Tales of,

3 v.......................973-1 A

American Revolution, Tales of.. .973-3 A
ANDERSON, EDWARD. Camp

Fire Stories ............973.7 A 1

BANCROFT, GEORGE. History

of the United States, 6 v......973 B

BLAINE, J. G. Twenty Years of

Congress, 2 v...........973-8 B 3

BONNER, JOHN. Child's History

of the United States, 2 v. j 973 B 2
BOURINOT, JOHN. Canada. .. .971 B
BUELL, AUGUSTUS C. Paul
Jones, Founder of Am. Navy,

2 v......................973-5 B

BUTTERWORTH, 'HEZEKIAH.
Young Folks' History of
America ................j 973 B 1

CABLE, GEO. C. The Creoles of

Louisiana ................970-3 C

COBB, S. H. The Story of the

Palatines..................973.2 C

COFFIN, C. C. (Carleton). The

Boys of '61.............j 973.7 Cb

The Boys of '76..........j 973.3 Cb

Building of the Nation, .j 973.3 Cbu
Drumbeat of the Nation, .j 973.7 Cd

Following the Flag.......j 973.7 Cf

Freedom Triumphant.....j 973.7 Cfr

Marching to Victory.....j 973.7 Cm

My Days and Nights on the

Battle Field..........j 973.7 Crny

Old Times in the Colonies.j 973.2 C I
Redeeming the Republic. ..j 973.7 Cr
DAVIS, R. H. Cuba in War

Time..................972.9 D I

DELLENBAUGH, F. S. North

Americans of Yesterday.. .970.1 D
DRAPER, A. S. Rescue of

Cuba....................972.9 D

Eighty Years of Progress........973 E

FISHER, G. P. The Colonial

Era ....................973.2 F 2

FISKE, A. K. The West Indies.972.9 F
FlSKE, JOHN. American Revolu-
tion, 2 v.................973-3 Fa

Beginnings of New England..974 Fb
Critical Period of American

History.................973-3 Fc

Discovery of America, 2 v...973.1 F
Dutch and Quaker Colonies in

America, 2 v..............974 Fd

Mississippi Valley in the Civil

War ......................976F

Old Virginia and Her Neigh-
bors, 2 v..................975-5 F

FLINT, GROVER. Marching with

Gomez .................973-9 F 3

FORD, PAUL L. Great Words of .

Great Americans .........973 F I

FORSYTH, GEORGE A. The

Story of the Soldier........973 F

GLAZIER, W. Three Years in the

Federal Cavalry ........973-7 G 2

GREELEY, HORACE. American

Conflict, 2 v.............973-7 G X

GRIFFIS, W. E. Romance of

American Conquest ........973 G

HALE, E. E. Stories of

War ..................j 973.7 Hi

Harper's Pictorial History of the

Civil War ..............973-7 H 3

HART, A. B. American History
Told by Contemporaries,

4 v........................973

HILL, R. T. Cuba, Porto Rico and

Islands of West Indies____972.9 H

HEMMENT, JOHN. .Cannon and

Camera ................973.9H2

HIGGINSON, T. W. Young Folks'

History of United States.j 973 H 122

GENERAL WORKS.

HOWE, D. W. The Puritan Re-
public of Massachusetts Bay.

...................... 973-2 H

JACKSON, H. H. A Century of

Dishonor .................970.3 J

JENKINS, J. S. History of War
Between United States and

Mexico ..................973-6 J

JOHNSON,. ROSS ITER. History

of the French War____... .973.2 J

War of 1812-15 ............973-5 J

KIDD, BENJAMIN. Control of

the Tropics ..............973-9 K

KINZIE, MRS. J. H. The Early

Days in the Northwest____977.3 K

LESTER, C. E. Light and Dark of

the Rebellion ...........973-7 L 3

LOCKE, E. W. Three Years in

Camp and Hospital......973.7 L 2

LODGE, H. C. History of the En-
glish Colonies in America.973.2 L
Story of the Revolution, 2 v.973.3 L 1

The War with Spain......973.9Li

LOGAN, J. A. The Great Con-
spiracy ................973.7 L 4

LOSSING, B. J. Our Country,

2 v........................973 Lo

Story of the United. States

Navy .....................973 Ls

McMASTER, J. B. Tlistory of the
People of the United States,

5 v........................973 M

MARKHAM, R. King Philip's

War..................973-2 M 1

MASON, E. G. Chapters from Illi-
nois History ............977-3 M

MOORE, CHARLES. Northwest

Under Three Flags.......973.2 M

MOSBY, JOHN. War Reminis-
cences of Stuart's Cavalry

Campaign ................973-7 M

MOSES, and SELBY. Historical
Sketches of Illinois and
World's Columbian Exposi-
tion ....................977.3 M 1

OBER, F. A. Young Folks' History

of Mexico ...............j 972 O

Old South Leaflets, 4 v., Nos. 1-

100 ....................973 O S

PARKMAN, FRANCIS. Conspir-
acy of Pontiac, 2 v.......973.2 Pc

Count Frontenac and New

France ...................971 Pc

Half a Century of Conflict,

2 v.....................973.2 Ph

La Salle and Discovery of Great

West ....................973.2 PI

Montcalm and Wolfe, 2 v. .971 Pm

Old Regime in Canada......971 Po

Pioneers of France in the New

World ..................973.1 P

PARTON, JAMES. General But-
ler in New Orleans......973.7Pi

PORTER, D. D. Naval History of

Civil War ..............973-7 P 2

PRESCOTT, W. H. Conquest of

Mexico, 3 v................972 P

PRINCE, L. B. Historical Sketches

of New Mexico...........978-9 P

RHODES, J. F. History of the

United States, 4 v........973 R 2

RICHARDSON, A. D. Field, Dun-
geon and Escape..........973-7 R

RIDPATH, J. C. The United

States ...................973 R I

ROBINSON, A. G. Porto Rico of

Today ................972.9 R I

ROBINSON, R. E. Vermont.. .974-3 R
ROOSEVELT, THEODORE

Winning the West, 4 v... .977 R 3
ROSS, CLINTON. Heroes of Our

War with Spain........973.9 R 2

ROWAN and RAMEY. The Is-
land of Cuba.............972.9 R

SIMMONS, W. E. The Nicaragua

Canal ...................972.8 S

SMITH, G. B. Romance of Colon-
ization .................973-1 S I

SMITH, H. E. Colonial Days and

Whys...................973-2 S

SPARKS, E, E. Expansion of

American People.........973 S 4

SPEARS, J. R. History of Our

Navy, 1775-1897, 4 v......973 S 1

STARR, FREDERICK. American

Indians ............ .... j>97°-3 S

STEELE, J. D. & E. B. Barnes'
Popular History of United

' States .....................973 S

THAYER, W. M. Youths' History

of the Civil War, 4 V----j 973-7 T

THOMAS, CYRUS. American

Archaeology .............970.1 T

HISTORY OF SOUTH AMERICA

AND OCEANICA.
BELCHER, LADY. Mutineers of

the Bounty ................993 B

BUTTERWORTH, HEZEKIAH.

South America ............987 B

COLQUHOUN, A. R. The Mas-
tery of the Pacific..........996 C

PRESCOTT, W. H. Conquest of

Peru, 2 v..................985 P

YOUNG, LUCIEN. The Real

Hawaii ....................996 YFICTION.

Abandoning an Adopted Farm. San-
born ......................Sa 5 a

The Abbot. Scott..........see Sco 8 m

ABBOTT, CHAS. C. A Colonial

Wooing ....................Ab 2

Adam Bede. Eliot..............El 4 a

ADAMS, F. U. The Kidnapped

Millionaires ................Ad I

Adams, Mary. Confessions of a

Wife .....................Ad 12

Adopting an Abandoned Farm. San-
born .....................Sa 5 ad

Adventurer of the North. Parker. P 22 a
Adventures of a Younger Son. Tre-

lawny ......................T 71

Adventures of Captain Horn. Stock-
ton .......................St 6 a

Adventures of Francois. S. W.

Mitchell ..................M 69 a

Adventures of Gil Bias. Le Sage.. L 56
Adventures of Harry Richmond.

Meredith ................M 54 a

Adventures of Philip. Thackeray.T 32 a
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.

Doyle ...................D77a

After the Storm. Arthur....----Ar 7 a

Aftermath. J. S. Allen..........A1 5 a

Agnes of Sorrento. Stowe.......St 7 a

AGUILAR, G. Home Influence, 2

v........................Aggh

The Vale of Cedars..........Agp v

AINSLIE, H. Pilgrim and the

Shrine ..................... Ai 6

ALCOTT, L. M. (See juvenile).
ALDEN, G. R. (See juvenile).
ALDRICH, T. B. Marjorie Daw

and Other Stories...........Al 2

ALEXANDER, MRS. (pseud, of
Mrs. A. F. Hector). A Win-
ning Hazard ............ Al 24 w

The Wooing O't..........Al 24 wo

Alice of Old Vincennes. M. Thomp-
son .......................T 373

All He Knew. Habberton.......H 11 a

All Sorts and Conditions of Men.

Besant and Rice...........B 46 al

ALLEN, J. L. Aftermath.......Al 5 a

The Choir Invisible..........Al 5 c

A Kentucky Cardinal........Al5k<

The Reign of Law............Al 5 r

ALLEN, G. Under Sealed Orders. Al 51

Allworth Abbey. Southworth----So 8 a

Alton Locke. Kingsley..........K6ia

The Amazing Marriage. Mere-
dith ....................M 54 am

The American. James, Jr.........J 23 a

American Senator. Trollope... .T 74 a

Amos Judd. J. A. Mitchell.....M 691 a

Amy Herbert. Sewell...........Se 9 a

Andreas Hofer. Miihlbach......M 89 a

ANDREWS, C. A Parfit Gentil

Knight .....................An 2

Angel. Croker...................C 872

The Anglomaniacs. Harrison. .H 246 a
Annals of a Quiet Neighborhood.

Macdonald ...............M 14 a

Anne. Wbolson................. W 88 a

Anne of Geierstein. Scott... See Sco 8 q
ANSTEY, F. Lyre and Lancet. ..An 8

Antiquary. Scott..........See Sco 8 w

ANTROBUS, C. L. Wilders-

moore ....................An 82

ANTROBUS, S. The King's Mes-
senger ....................An 84

Armageddon. Waterloo..........W 29

Armorel of Lyonesse. Besant. . .B 46 ar
The Armourer's Prentices.

Yonge ....................Y 8 a

ARMSTRONG, J. Mark Marksen's

Secret .....................Ar 5

An Army Wife. King...........K 58 a

ARNOLD, E. L. Wonderful Ad-
ventures of Phra the Phoe-
nician ........ ..............Ar 6

ARTHUR, T. S. After the

Storm -....................Ar7a

Ten Nights in a Barroom.....Ar 71

Arthur Bonnicastle. J. Holland..H 71 a
The Associate Hermits. Stockton

.........................St 6 a s

At Large. Hornung.............H 78 a

At the Councillor's. Marlitt----M 34 a

At the North Pole. Verne......v59a

At You-All's House. Baskett......B 29

ATHERTON, G. The Autocrats

..........................At 4 a

The Conqueror. •.............At 4 c

Audrey. Johnston...............J 65 a

AUERBACH, B. On the Heights.Au 3

Aunt Rachel. Murray............M 96

AUSTEN, JANE. Pride and

Prejudice ..................Au 7

AUSTIN, JANE G. Betty Al-

den .....................Au 71 b

Desmond Hundred ........Au 71 d

Dr. Le Baron and His Daugh-
ters .....................Au 711

A Nameless Nobleman......Au 71 n

Standisfy of Standish.......Au 71 s

The Autocrats. Atherton........At 4 a

The Aztec Treasure House. Jan-
vier .......................J 26 a

BABCOCK, W. H. The Tower of

Wye .......................B 11

The Babe. B. A. Benson........B 441

BACHELLER, I. D'ri and I...Bi2d

Eben Holden ...............B 12 e

A Bachelor Maid. Harrison----H246 b

BAGBY, A. M. Miss Traumerei. .B 15
BAILEY, A. W. Mark Heffron. .B153

2324

FICTION.

BAKER, W. M. His Majesty My-
self ........................B 171

BALDWIN, MRS. A. The Story

of a Marriage...............B 19

BALDWIN, J. The Story of Sieg-
fried .......................B 191

BALZAC, H. DE. The Country

Doctor ...................B 21 c

Don Juan and Shorter Stories.B 21 d

Sons of the Soil............B 21 s

BANGS, J. K. Mr. Bonaparte of

Corsica ..................B 22 b

Coffee and Repartee..........B 22 c

Ghosts I Have Met..........B 22 g

The Idiot ...................B 22 i

Mr. Munchausen ..........B 22 m

A House-Boat on the Styx... B 22 n
The Pursuit of the House-

Boat .....................B 22 p

Barabbas. Corelli ..............C 81 b

BARBOUR, A. M. That Mainwar-

ing Affair ..................B 23

BARING-GOULD, S. Bladys

Stewponey ...............B 231 b

The Queen of Love........B23iq

BARLOW, J. Maureens Fairing.. B 24

Barnaby Rudge. Dickens.......D 55 b

BARR, A. E. Bow of Orange Rib-
bon .....................B27ib

Friend Olivia-..............B 271 f

The Lion's Whelp..........B 271 1

Master of His Fate.......B 271 m

Prisoners of Conscience... .B 271 p

Souls of Passage...........B271S

BARR, ROBERT. In a Steamer

Chair ....................B 274 i

A Prince of Goodfellows. .. .B 274 p

The Strong Arm...........B 274 s

Tekla ......................B 274 t

The Victors................B 274 v

A Woman Intervenes.......B 274 w

BARRETT, F. John Ford and His

Helpmate ................B 272 f

The Justification-of Andrew Le-

brun .....................B 272 j

BARRIE, J. M. The Little Minis-
ter .......................B 273 1

The Little White Bird.....B273IW

Sentimental Tommy ........B 273 s

Tommy and Grizel..........B 273 t

When a Man's Single......B 273 w

A Window in Thrums. .. .B 273 wi
Barriers Burned Away. Roe....R62b
BARTLETT, G. H. Water

Tramps ....................B 28

Barry Lyndon. Thackeray.. .See T 32 h
BASKETT, J. N. At You-All's

House ......................B 29

BATES, A. The Puritans........B 31

BATES, MRS. L. W. Bunch-Grass

Stories ....................B 312

The Bath Comedy. Castle.......C 27 b

Battle of the Strong. Parker,,. .P 22 b

The Battleground. Glasgow.....G46b

Battlement and Tower. Rhoscomyl.R 34
BAYLY, A. E. See Edna Lyall..
BEACONSFIELD, LORD. See

Benjamin Disraeli...........

Beatrice of Bayou Teche. Jones....J 71
Beauchamp's Career. Meredith. .M 54 b
The Beau's Comedy. Dix and

Harper ....................D 64

A Beautiful Alien. Magruder. .M 271 b
BELDEN, J. V. Fate at the Door.B 399
Bell, Lilian. Love Affairs of an Old

Maid......................B 411

Under Side of Things......B 41 u

Bell Ringers of Angels. Harte..H25b
BELLAMY, E. Looking Back-
ward ......................B4H

Ben Hur. Wallace.............W 15 b

The Benefactress.............. .El 44 b

BENNETT, E. The Border

Rover ........... ...........B 43;

BENSON, B. K. Who Goes

There ?.....................B 44

BENSON, E. F. The Babe. B. A. B 441
Berlin and Sans-Souci. Miihl-

bach .................. ... M 89 b

BESANT and RICE, All Sorts and

Conditions of Men........B 46 al

BESANT, W. Armorel of Lyon-

esse .....................B 46 ar

For Faith and Freedom......B 46 £

In Deacon's Orders..........B 46 d

The Master Craftsman......B 46111

Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush.

Maclaren .................M 22 b

BETHAM-EDWARDS, M. Ro-
mance of Dij on............B 46 1

Bethrothed. Scott..........See Sco 8 c

Betty Alden. Austin...........Au 71 b

Between the Lines. King........K58b

Beulah. Evans .................Ev 1 b

Big Bow Mystery. Zangwill......Z 1 b

BIGELOW, E. Diplomatic Disen-

chantments .................B 4&

Billy Bellew. W. E. Norris.. .N 793 b
BJORNSON, B. The Heritage of

the Kurts ..................B 55

BLACK, W. Briseis...	'B 56 b

A Daughter of Heth........B 56 da

Donald Ross of Heimra... .B 56 do

In Far Lochaber.............B 56 £

Judith Shakespeare ..........B56)

Macleod of Dare............B 56 m

Prince Fortunatus .........B 56 pf

A Princess of Thule........B 56 pt

Stand Fast, Craig Royston. .B 56 sf
Strange Adventures of a House-

Boat ....................B 56 sh

Strange Adventures of a Phae-
ton ...............^.........B 56 sp

Black Diamonds. Jokai............J 67

Black Dwarf. Scott.......See Sco 8 £

Black Rock. Connor....----....C 76 bFICTION.

25

BLACKMORE, R. D. Cripps the

Carrier ..................B 561 c

Lorna Doone ..............B 561 1

Perlycross .................B 561 p

Bladys Stewponey. Baring-Gould.

.........................B 231 b

BLANCHARD, A. E. An Inde-
pendent Daughter ..........B 59

Bleak House. Dickens..........D 55 bl

Blennerhassett. Pidgin..........P 59 b

BLOSSOM, H. M., JR. Checkers.B 62

Bob, Son of Battle. Ollivant.......01 5

Bog—Myrtle and Peat. Crockett. C 87 b
BOISGILBERT, E. (/. Donnelly.)

Caesar's Column ............B 63

Bonnyborough. Whitney .....W 61 bo

BOOTHBY, G. A Cabinet Secret.B 64

The Border Rover. Bennett......B 43

The Borderers, 3 v. Cooper...... C78b

BORROW. Lavengro............B 65

The Bostonians. James, Jr......J 23 b

BOURGET, P. A Tragic Idyl... .B 66

BOUVET, M. My Lady.........B 662

Bow of Orange Ribbon. A. Barr.

.........................B 271 b

Boys at Chequasset. Whitney... W 61 b
BRADDON, M. E. Lady Audley's

Spprpf	"R *io

BRADY, C. T."' For Love of Coun-

try ......................B 724 1

Hohenzollern ..............B 724 h

When Blades Are Out and

Love's Afield ............B 724 w

BRAEME, C. M. Dora Thorne...B73

A Brave Lady. Muloek.........M 91 b

The Bread Winners...............B 74

Bricks without Straw. Tourgee. .T 64 b
Bride of Lammermoor: Woodstock.

. Scott ....................Sco 8 b

Briseis. Black..................B 56 b

The Broken Ring. Tompkins. .. .T 59 b

BRONTE. C. Jane Eyre........B 78 j

Shirley .....................B 78 s

BROOKS, S. W. My Fire Opal

and Other Stories...........B 79

BROWN, A. King's End.........B 81

Brueton's Bayou. Habberton. ...Hub
BUCHAN, J. John Burnet of

Barns......................B 85

Buell Hampton. W. Emerson.. .Em 31

Bug-Jargal. Hugo..............H 87 b

BULWER-LYTTON, BARON

(See Lytton, E. Bulwer).....

Bunch-Grass Stories. Bates......B 312

BUNNER, H. C.\ Jersey Street and

Jersey Lane .............B 881 j

"Short Sixes"..............B 881 s

Zadoc Pine ................B 881 z

BUNYAN, J. Pilgrim's Progress. B 883

Burlesques. Thackeray .........T 32 b

BURNETT, F. H. In Connection
with the De Willoughby

Claim ....................B 93 c

The Fair Barbarian..........B 93 f

Kathleen ....................B 93 k

A Lady of Quality..........B 93 la

Lindsay's Luck. ............B 93 H

The Making of a Marchioness.B 93 m
Methods of Lady Walderhurst.

. B 93 me

Miss De Farge..........See Hub

Pretty Polly Pemberton.... B 93 p]>

Pretty Sister of Jose.......B 93 ps

That Lass O'Lowrie's........B 93 t

Theo ......................B 93 th

Through One Administration.B 93 to-

Vagabondia .................B 93 v

BURNHAM, C. L. Miss Bagg's

Secretary ................6931b

,Dr. Latimer ...............B 931 d

Miss Pritchard's Wedding Trip..

• ••••...... ...............B931P

The Right Princess.........B 931 r

A Sane Lunatic..........B 931 Sa

Sweet Clover ........... .B 931 sw

The Wise Woman..........B 931 w'

But Yet a Woman. A. Hardy...H 224

Bylow Hill. Cable .............C 11 B-

By Order of the King. Hugo.. H 87 by
By the Waters of Babylon. De

Koven ....................D 366

BYNNER, E. L. Damen's Ghost..B 99

A Cabinet Secret. Boothby........B 64

CABLE, G. Bylow Hill.........Cub

The Cavalier................Cue

The Grandissimes ...........C 11 g

John March, Southerner.....C 11 j

Old Creole Days............C 110

Dr. Sevier ..................C 11 s

Caesar's Column. Boisgilbert......B 63

CAINE, HALL. The Christian.. C 12 c

The Eternal City............C 12 e

The Manxman .............C 12 m

Caleb the Irrepressible. Paynter. .P 291

Caleb West. F. Smith..........Sm 5 c

Calumet "K" Webster..........W 39

Cameos, Corelli................C 81 C

CAMERON, H. L. A Hard Les-
son.........................C 14

Campaigning with Crook. King. K 58 Ca
CANDEE, H. C. An Oklahoma

Romance .................Ci6o>

The Canoe and the Saddle. Win-

throp ...................W 731 c

CANTON, WM. The Invisible

Playmate ..................C 164

Cape Cod Folks, McLean.......M 223

Captain Blake. King...........K 58 cb<

Captain Dreams. King. ...... .K 58 cd

Captain of the Gray-Horse Troop.

Garland ...................G 18 c

Captain Macklin. Davis.........D 29 c

Captain Molly. Denison..........D 41

Captain Ravenshaw. R. Stephens

f..........................St 42 c

Captain Shays. Rivers...........R 52 c

Captain Spike, 3 v. Cooper......C 78 c

Cardigan. Chambers.............C 35 e26

FICTION.

The Cardinal's Daughter. War-

field .....................W23C

The Cardinal's Rose. Sutphens... .Su 8
The Cardinal's Snuff-Box. H. Har-

land ......................H221

The Career of a Beauty. Winter. W 73 c
CAREY, R. N. Herb of Grace.. C 18 h

Lover or Friend..............C 181

Mary St John..............C 18 m

Nellie's Memories ..........C 18 ne

Not Like Other Girls......C 18 no

Only the Governess.........C 18 o

Queenie's Whim............ .C 18 q

Rue with a Difference........C 18 r

Uncle Max ..................C 18 u

Wee Wifie ................C 18 we

Wooed and Married........C 18 wo

CARLETON, WILL. The Old In-
fant ........................C 19

CARLETON, WILLIAM. Willy

Reilly .....................C 191

Carlotta's Intended. R. Stuart... St 9 c
A Carolina Cavalier. G. Eggles-

ton ......................Eg 33 c

Casa Braecio, 2 v. Crawford... .C 85 ca
CASKODEN, EDWARD. (See

Chas. Major.)...............

Casting Away of Mrs. Leeks and

Mrs. Aleshine. Stockton----St 6 c

CASTLE, A. and E. The Bath

Comedy ..................C 27 b

Consequences ...............C 27 c

The House of Romance......C27I1

Pride of Jennico............C27P

The Secret Orchard..........C 27 s

Castle Craneycrow. McCutcheon.

.......... ...............M 132 c

Castle Daly. Keary...............K 21

Castle Dangerous. Scott... .See Sco 8 h

Castle Inn. Weyman...........W 54 c

Catherine. Thackeray.......See T32a

CATHERWOOD, M. H. Lazarre.

..........................C28I

The Romance of Dollard____C28r

The Story of Tonty..........C 28 s

The White Islander........C28W

Cause and Effect. Meirion.......M 47

The Cavalier. Cable.............Cue

The Cavaliers. Keightley.......K26C

The Caxtons. Lytton............L99C

Cecil Draerne. Winthrop.....W 731 Ce

Cecilia. Crawford..............C 85 ce

The Celebrity. Churchill........C 47 ce

CERVANTES, S. Don Quixote de

la Mancha ....................C 33

CHAMBERS, R. Cardigan.....C35C

The Conspirators ..........C 35 co

A King and a Few Dukes... C 35 k

A Change of Air. Hope........H 77 c

Characteristics. S. W. Mitchell.

........ ................M 69 c

CHARLES, MRS. The Draytons

and the Davenants..........C 38

Charles O'Malley. Lever........L 57 c

CHATFIELD-TAYLOR, H. C.

The Crimson Wing........C 39 c

Two Women and a Fool.....C39t

Checkers. Blossom, Jr............B 62'

CHESNUTT, C. W. The House

Behind the Cedars..........C 42

Chevalier de Maison Rouge. Du-
mas ......................D89C

The Chezzles. Morse............M 833

Children of the Ghetto. Zangwill.. Z 1 c
The Children of the King. Craw-
ford .....................C85ch

Children of the Mist. Phillpotts...P 54
CHOLMONDELEY, M. Moth and

Rust .......................C45

The Choir Invisible. J. L. Allen.. A1 5 c

The Christian. Caine............C 12 c

Christian's Mistake. Mulock... .M 91 c

Christie Johnstone. Reade......R22p

The Christmas Books. Thackeray.

..........................T 32 c

Chronicles of Martin Hewitt. Mor-
rison ......................M 83

CHURCHILL, W. The Celebrity.

............ .............C 47 ce

The Crisis .................C 47 cr

Richard Carvel .............C 47 r

A Cigarette-Maker's Romance.

Crawford .................C85ci

Cinderella. Crockett............ C 87 c

The Circuit Rider. E. Eggleston.Eg 3 c

The Circular Study. Green.....G82C

Circumstance. S. W. Mitchell.. M 69 ci
Claudius Bombarnac. Verne.... V 59 c
CLAY, B. M. Love Works Won-
ders ...................... ..Cj>7

Cleg Kelly. Crockett...........C87CI

CLEMENS, S. L. (See Mark

Twain Juvenile.).............

Cleopatra, 2 v. Ebers...........Eb 3 c

CI eve Hall. Sewell..............Se9c

A Clever Wife. Ridge............R43

The Cliff-Dwellers. H. Fuller.. .F95 c
Cloister and the Hearth. Reade..R22c
The Cobbler of Nimes. Taylor... .T 21
CdCKTON, H. Valentine Vox.

(Ventriloquist).............C 64

Coeur D'Alene. Foote...........F 73 c

Coffee and Repartee. Bangs____B 22 c

College Girls. Goodloe..........G6ic

COLLINS, W. The Dead Secret. C 69 d

The Law and the Lady......C 69 1

Man and Wife............C 69 ma

The Moonstone............C 69 mo

No Name...................C69n

The Woman in White......C69W

Col. Carter of Cartersville. F.

Smith...................Sm 5 co

The Colonel's Daughter. King..K58co

A Colonial Wooing. Abbott......Ab2

The Colonials. French.„......... .F88

The Commodore's Daughters. Lie.L 62
Confessions of a Frivolous Girl.

Grant ....................G 765 cFICTION.

27

Confessions of a Wife. Adams.. .Ad 12
A Confident Tomorrow. Matthews.

..........................M43C

CONNELL, S. The Little Ladies

of Ellenwood ..............C 761

CONNOR, RALPH. Black Rock.

..........................C 76 b

The Man from Glengarry. .. .C 76 m

The Sky Pilot..............C 76 S

The Conqueror. Atherton........At 4 c

The Conscript. Dumas........D 89 co

Consequences. Castle ...........C 27 c

The Conspirators. Chambers... C 35 co

Consuelo. Sand ...............Sa 51 c

The Convent. McCrindell........M 13

COOKE, j. E. Fanchette........C 77

COOPER, J. F. The Borderers, 3 v.

..........................C 78 b

Captain Spike, 3 v............C 78 c

The Deerslayer, 3 v.........C 78 d

The Headsman, 3 v..........C 78 h

The Heidenmauer, 3 v.... ..C 78 he

Jack O' Lantern, 3 v..........C 78 j

The Last of the Mohicans, 3 v.

..........................C78I

Ned Meyers, 2 v............C 78 n

The Pathfinder, 3 v..........C 78 p

The Pilot, 3 v........... ...C78pi

The Pioneers .............C78pn

The Red Rover, 3 v..........C 78 r

Satanstoe...................C 78 s

The Spy, 3 v...............C 78 sp

The Water Witch, 3 v......C 78 w

CORELLI, MARIE. Barabbas. .C 81 b

Camoes .....................C 81 c

The Master Christian.......C8im

The Mighty Atom..........C 81 mi

A Romance of Two Worlds..C81 r

Temporal Power ...........C 81 te

Thelma .....................C 811

Corinne or Italy. De Stael........D 47

Corleone, 2 v. Crawford......C 85 co

CORYELL, J. R. Diego Pinzon. .C811
COTES, MRS. E. His Honour

and a Lady.................C 82

Count Hannibal. Weyman.....W 54 co

The Count of Monte-Cristo. Du-
mas .....................D8gcr

Count Robert of Paris. Scott.. Sco 8 c

Count Silvius. Horn............H779

The Countess Bettina.............C83

Countess Gisela. Marlitt........M 34 c

The Countess of Rudolstadt. Sand.

........................Sa 51 cr

The Country Doctor. Balzac.....B 21 c

Country Luck. Habberton......Hue

The Count's Snuff Box. Rivers.R 52 co
CRADDOCK, C. E, {pseud, of M.
N. Murfree). In the Stranger

People's Country ..........C 84 i

In the Tennessee Mountains. .C84it
Phantoms of the Foot Bridge. C 84 p
Prophet of the. Great Smoky
Mountain ................ C 84 pr

Where the Battle Was Fought.

..........................C 84 w

CRAIGIE, C. An Old Man's Ro-
mance ....................C842

CRAIK, MRS. D. M. (See Miss

Mulock.). ...............

CRANE, S. George's Mother. .C 843 g

Red Badge of Courage______C843r

Cranford. Gaskell................G21

'JRAWFORD, F. M. Casa Braccio,

2 v.......................€85 ca

Cecilia .....................C 85 ce

The Children of the King...C85ch
A Cigarette-Makers' Romance.

..........................C 85 ci

Corleone, 2 v...............C 85 ca

Dr. Claudius................C 85 d

Don Orsino ...............C 85 do

Greifenstein ................C 85 g-

In the Palace of the King____C 85 i

Khaled .....................C 85 k

Katharine Lauderdale, 2 v..C8ska

To Leeward................C 85 le

Marietta ...................C 85 m

Marzio's Crucifix ..........C 85 ma

Mr. Isaacs .......*.........C 85 mr

Paul Patoff ................C 85 p

The Witch of Prague.......C 85 pr

The Ralstons, 2 v............C 85 r

A Roman Singer............C 85 ro

Saracinesca................C8sSa

Sant' Ilario ................C 85 st

A Tale of a Lonely Parish.. .C 85 t

The Three Fates............C 85 th

Via Crucis .................C 85 v

With the Immortals........C 85 w

Zoroaster ...................C 85 z

The Crimson Sign. Keightley. .K 26 cr
The Crimson Wing. Chatfield-Tay-

lor .....^..................C39C

Cripps the Carrier.- Blackmore. .B 561 c

The Crisis. Churchill..........C 47 cr

CROCKETT, S. R. Bog-Myrtle

and Peat .................C 87 b

Cinderella..................C 87 c

Cleg Kelly .................C 87 cl

The Dark O'the M^on....... C 87 d

The Firebrand ..............C 87 f

The Lilac Sunbonnet.........C 87 1

Play Actress ...............C 87 p

The Silver Skull............C 87 s

The Standard Bearer........C 87 sb

The Stickit Minister.......C87sm

CROKER, B. M. Angel........C872

CROLY, REV. G. Tarry Thou, Till

I Come ...................C 876

CROWLEY, M. C. Daughter of

New France................C 88

CROSS, MRS. M. A. (See George

Eliot.).....................

CUMMINS, M. S. The Lamp-
lighter .....................C 91

CURTIS, G. W. Prue and I......C94

Damen's Ghost. Bynner..........B 9928

FICTION.

The Damnation of Theron Ware.

Frederic ..................F 87 d

A Damsel or Two. Moore......M 78 d

Daniel Deronda, 2 v. Eliot......El 4 d

The Dark O'the Moon. Crockett. C 87 d

The Darlingtons. Peake..........P 31

DAUDET, A. The Head of the

Family ....................D 27

Daughter of an Empress. Miihlbach.

.........................M 89 d

A Daughter of Heth. Black. .. .B 56 da
Daughter of New France. Crowley.

...........................C 88

David Balfour. R. L. Stevenson.

.........................St 47 d

David Copperfield. Dickons.....D 55 d

David Harum. Westcott........W 524

DAVIS, R. H. Captain Macklin.D29c

The Exiles ................. D 29 e

In the Fog..................D 29 i

The Princess Aline.........D 29 p

Soldiers of Fortune..........D 29 s

Van Bibber and Others......D 29 v

DAVIS, V. A. J. The Veiled Doc-
tor .......................D 291

The Day of Their Wedding.

Howells .................H 833 d

Days Like These. Townsend......T 66

The Day's Work. Kipling......K 62 d

Deacon Bradbury. E. A. Dix. .. .D 641

The Dead Secret. Collins......C69d

Deborah. Ludlow ................L 96

The Deerslayer, 3 v. Cooper. .. .C 78 d
DE FOE, DANIEL. Duncan

Campbell .................D 36 d

History of the Devil........D36I1

Mrs. Christian Davies.......D 36 m

New Voyage Round the World.

....................See D 36 d

DE KOVEN, MRS. R. By the

Waters of Babylon........D 366

DELAND, E. D. Katrina.........D 37

DELAND, M. John Ward,

Preacher ..................D 371

The beluge, 2 v. Sienkiewicz. .. .Si 1 d
DE MILLE, J. The Dodge Club. .D 39
Denis Duval. Thackeray. .. .See T 32 h
DENISON, M. A. Captain Molly..D 41

The Desert of Ice. Verne......V 59 d

The Deserter. King............K 58 d

Desmond Hundred. Austin.....Au 71 d

DE STAEL, MADAME. Corinne

or Italy ................... .D 47

The Destroyer. Swift............Sw 5

DEVEREUX, M. Up and Down

the Sands of Gold...........D 49

Diana, S. Warner..............W 24 d

Diary of Anna Green Winslow.

Earle ......................Ea 7

DICKENS, CHAS. American

Notes ................See D 55 g

Barnaby Rudge ............D 55 b

Bleak House ..............D 55 bl

David Copperfield ..........D 55 d

Dombey and Son..........D 55 do

Great Expectations .........D 55 g

Hard Times ................D 55 h

Little Dorrit ................D 55 1

Martin Chuzzlewit .........D 55 m

New Christmas Stories.. See D 55 u

Nicholas Nickleby ...........D 55 n

Old Curiosity Shop.........D 55 o

Oliver Twist ..............D 55 ol

Our Mutual Friend........D 55 ou

Pickwick Papers ...........D 55 p

Pictures from Italy......See D 55 g

Reprinted Pieces ......See D 55 o

Seven Poor Travellers..See D 55 h

Tales of Two Cities.........D 55 t

The Uncommercial Traveller.D 55 u
DICKSON, H. The Seige of Lady

Resolute ................ ...D56

Diego Pinzon. Coryell...........C811

Diplomatic Disenchantments. Bige-

low ........................B 48

The Disowned. Lytton.....See L 99 pe

DISRAELI, B. (Lord Beacons-

Held. ) Endymion. .........D 63 e

Lothair .....................D 63 1

Venetia ....................D 63 v

DIX, B. M. and HARPER, C. A.

The Beau's Comedy...........D 64

DIX, E. A. Deacon Bradbury. .. .D 641
DIX, G. The Girl from the Farm.D 642
DIXON, T. The Leopard's Spots.

..........................D646

Dr. Claudius. Crawford.........C 85 d

Dr. Izard. Green...............G 82 d

Dr. Latimer. Burnham. ...... .B 931 d

Dr. Le Baron and His Daughters.

Austin ...................Au 711

Dr. Sevier. Cable................C 11 s

The Dodge Club. De Mille.......D 39

DOLE, N. H. On the Point.....D 68

Dombey and Son. Dickens.....D 55 do

Don Juan. Balzac..............B 21 d

Don Orsino. Crawford.........C85do

Don Quixote de la Mancha. Cer-
vantes......................C 33

Donald Ross of Heimra. Black.B56do

Donovan Pasha. Parker.........P 22 d

DONNELLY, I. (See E. Boisgil-

bert)......................

Donovan. E. Lyall..............L98d

Dora Thorne. Braemc............B 73

Dorothea. L. Stockton..........St 63

Dorothy Deane. Kirk...........K63d

Dorothy South. Geo. Eggleston.

^ ,........................Eg 33 d

Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall.

Major ...................M28d

The Double Coronet, 2 v.........D 739

A Double Thread. Fowler.......F825

DOUGLAS, A. M. Sherburne

House .....................D 74

DOUGLAS, GEO. The House with

the Green Shutters.........D 742FICTION.

29

DOUGLAS, ROBERT. A French

Volunteer, etc.............'. D 744

The Dove in the Eagle's Nest.

Yonge ....................Y8d

DOYLE, A. CO NAN. Adventures

of Sherlock Holmes.......D 77 a

Exploits of Brigadier Gerard, t) 77 e
Hound of the Baskervilles.. .D 77 h
Memoirs of Shqrlock Holmes.

........................D 77 me

Micah Clarke..............D 77 mi

The Refugees ..............D 77 r

The Stark Munro Letters. .. .D 77 s
The Draytons and the Davenants.

Charles ....................C 38

Dream Days. K. Grahame.....0763 d

Dreamers of the Ghetto. Zangwill.

...........................Z 1 d

Dred. Stowe ...................St 7 d

D'ri and I. Bacheller.............B 12 d

DRUMMOND, HAMILTON. A

King's Pawn ...............D 84

"DUCHESS, THE." (pseud, of
Mrs. M. A. Hungerford.)

Molly Bawn..............D 85 m

Portia ......................D 85 p

The Three Graces...........D 85 t

DUDEVANT, A. L. A. (See Geo.

1 Sand.).....................

DUMAS, A. Chevalier de Maison-

Rouge ....................D89C

The Conscript .............D 89 co

The Count of Monte-Cristo. .D 89 cr
The Forty-five Guardsmen.. .D 89 f

Louise de la Valliere........D 89 1

Love and Liberty...........D 89 lo

Man in the Iron Ma^rc......D 89 m

Marguerite de Valois.....D 89 ma

The Queen's Necklace......D 89 q

The Son of Porthos..........D 89 s

Taking the Bastile..........D 89 t

The Three Musketeers......D 89 th

Twenty Years After........D 89 tw

The Vicomte de Bragelonne.D 89 v

DU MAURIER, G. Trilby......D 891

DUNBAR, P. L. The Uncalled.. .D 91

Duncan Campbell. De Foe......D 36 d

DUNNE, F. P. Mr. Dooley in

Peace and War.............D 92

Dynevor Terrace, 2 v. Yonge...Y8dy
EARLE, A. M. Diary of Anna

Green Winslow ............Ea 7

The Earl's Daughter. Sewell... .Se 9 e

An Earnest Trifler. Sprague......Sp 7

East Angels. Woolson..........W 88 e

East Lynne. Mrs. H. Wood. ...W 856

Eben Holden. Bacheller........rB 12 e

EBERS, G. Cleopatra, 2 v......Eb 3 c

An Egyptian Princess, 2 v..Eb3e
In the Fire of the Forge, 2 v.Eb3 f

Uarda, 2 v...................Eb 3 u

EDWARDS, H. S. The Marbeau

Cousins ..................Ed 9 m

. Sons and Fathers............Ed 9 s

EDWARDS, M. BETHAM. See

Betham-Edwards M..........

Edwin Brothertoft. Winthrop. .W 731 e
EGGLESTON, EDWARD. The

Circuit Rider .............Eg 3 c

The End of the World......Eg 3 e

The Hoosier Schoolmaster. .Eg 3 h
Mystery of Metropolisville.. .Eg 3 m
EGGLESTON, GEORGE. A Caro-
lina Cavalier ............Eg 33 c

Dorothy South ............Eg 33 d

The Egoist. Meredith..........M 54 e

An Egyptian Princess, 2 v. Ebers.

......,....................E b' 3 e

Eleanor. Ward ................W 21 e

ELIOT, GEORGE, (pseud, of Mrs.
Mary A. (Evans) Cross).

Adam Bede ...............El 4 a

Daniel Deronda, 2 v........El 4 d

Felix Holt ..................El 4 f

Middlemarch, 2 v...........El 4 m

Mill on the Floss..........El 4 mi

Romola .....................El 4 f

Silas Marner ................El 4 s

Elizabeth and Her German Garden.

.........................El 44 e

By the same author. The Bene-
factress ..................El 44 b

Elsie Venner. Holmes..........H 731 e

EMBREE, C. F. A Heart of

Flame.....................Em 1

EMERSON, E. Sylvia..........Em 3

EMERSON, W. G. Buell Hamp-
ton ......................Em 31

Empress losephine. Mtihlbach. .M 89 e
The End of the World. E. Eggles-

ton .......................Eg 3 e

Endymion. Disraeli ............D 63 e

Eoline. Hentz .................H 39 e

The Eternal City. Caine........C 12 e

Eugene Aram-Zanoni. Lytton. .. L 99 e
Evan Harrington. Meredith. .. M 54 ev
EVANS, A. (pseud, of Mrs. A. J.

Wilson). Beulah..........Ev 1 b

St. Elmo ...................Ev 1 s

A Speckled Bird............Ev 1 sp

Every Inch a King. Sawyer......Sa 9

Eve's Ransom. Gissing.........G44e

The Evolution of Dodd. W. Smith.

........................... Sm 6

The Exiles. Davis..............D 29 e

The Experience of Life. Sewell. Se 9 ex
Exploits of Brigadier Gerard.

Doyle ....................D 77 e

The Fair Barbarian. Burnett... .B 93 f

The Fair God. Wallace........W 15 f

Fair Maid of Perth. Scott. .See Sco8k

Fair Play. Southworth..........So 8 f

Faith Gartney's Girlhood. Whitney.

.........................W61 f

Famous Travels and Travelers.

Verne ...................V 59 f

Fanchette. Cooke ................C 77 •

Fanchon and the Cricket. Sand.Sa5if30

FICTION.

FARMER, J. E. The Grenadier. .F 23
FARRAR, F. Gathering Clouds..F24

The Fatal Feud. Hill............H 55

Fate at the Door. Belden.......B 399

FAWCETT, E. Gentleman of Leis-
ure .........................F 28

FAY, T. S. Norman Leslie, 3 v.. F 29

Felix Holt. Eliot............... .El 4 f

Feme Fleming. Warfield.......W 23 f

FEZANDIE, C. Through the

Earth......................F 43

Field Clover and Beach Grass.

Swett .....................Sw 4

The Fifth String. Sousa.........So 82

The Fighting Bishop. Hopkins.. .H 772

Figs and Thistles. Tourgee.....T 64 f

The Firebrand. Crockett........C 87 f

The First Men in the Moon. Wells.

...........................W46

Thet First Violin. Fothergill.....F 82 f

FISHER, GEO. JR. Out of the

Woods .....................F 53

FLETCHER, J. S. When Charles

the First Was King.........F 63

FLOWER, E. Policeman Flynn. .F 66
A Fool of Nature. J. Hawthorne.H 31 f

A Fool's Errand. Tourgee.....T 64 fo

FOOTE, M. H. Coeur D'Alene. .F 73 c
John Bodewin's Testimony.. .F 73 j

The Led-Horse Claim.......F 73 1

The Footsteps of a Throne. Pem-

berton ....................P 36 f

For Faith and Freedom. Besant.B46f
For Love of Country. Brady.. .B 724 1
FORD, P. L._ Hon. Peter Stirling.F 75 h

Wanted: A Chaperon......F 75 w

A Foregone Conclusion. Howells.

.........................H 833 f

FORESTIER, A. The Struggle for

p 7n

FORRESTER, E. t! ' My Hero.F 77 m

T001 Late Repented..........F 77 t

Fort Frayne. King..............K 58 f

The Forty-five Guardsmen. Dumas.

.......... ................ D 89 f

Fortunes of Oliver Horn. Smith.

..........................Sm 5 f

Fortunes of Nigel. Scott.......Sco 8 f

FOTHERGILL, JESSIE. The

First Violin ...............F 82 f

Probation .................F 82 p

Found in the Philippines. King. .K58fo

The Fourth Estate. Valdes._______ V 23

FOWLER, E. T. A Double

Thread ....................F 825

FRASER, JESSIE. See Tasma.

FRASER, W. A. Mooswa........F86

FREDERIC, HAROLD. The Dam-
nation of Theron Ware.. .F 87 d

In the Valley................F87i

March Hares ..............F 87 m

Frederick the Great and His Court.

Muhlbach .............:.. M 89 fc

Frederick the Great and His Family.

Muhlbach ...............M 89 f f

FRENCH, ALICE. See Octave

Thanet.....................

FRENCH, ALLEN. The Colonials.

............................ F 88

A French Volunteer, etc. R. Doug-
las ...... ..................D 744

Friend Olivia. A. Barr........B27if

From Jest to Earnest. Roe......R62f

The Front Yard and Other Stories.

Woolson .................W88 f

FULLER, H. B. The Cliff-Dwell-
ers .......................F95C

The Puppet Booth...........F95P

With the Procession.........F 95 w

FULLER, ANNA. Katharine Day.

............................F95I

Gabriel Conroy. Harte..........H25g

GALDOS, B. P. Marianela......G 13

The Garden of a Commuter's Wife.

..............................G16

GARLAND, HAMLIN. The Cap-
tain of the Gray-Horse Troop.

........ >..................G 18 c

A Member of the Third House.

.........................G 18 m

The Spirit of Sweetwater... .G 18 s

GASKELL, E. G. Cranford____. .G21

Gathering Clouds. Farrar........F 24

The Gayworthys. Whitney.....W 61 g

The General Manager's Story.

Hamblen..................H 17

Gentleman of France. Weyman..W 54 g
Gentleman of Leisure. Fawcett.. .F28

Geoffrey Strong. Richards......R 39 g

George's Mother. Crane.......C 843 g

The Georgians., Hammond......H 181

Gertrude. Sewell................Se9g

Ghosts I Have Met. Bangs......B 22 g

GIBBS, GEORGE. In Search of

Mademoiselle ...............G 35

GILSON, R. R. In the Morning

Glow ....................G421

The Girl from the Farm. G. Dix.D642
GISSING, GEORGE. Eve's Ran-
som ......................G 44 e

In the Year of Jubilee.......G44i

GLASGOW, ELLEN. The Battle-
ground ...................G46b

The Voice of the People... .G 46 v
The God of Things. Whitehouse.W 582

God's Fool. Maartens..........M 11 g

Goethe and Schiller. Muhlbach . M 89 g

The Gold Brick. Stephens.....St4ig

Gold Elsie. Marlitt............M 34 g

The Golden Age. K. Grahame. .G 763 g
The Golden House. C. D. Warner.

........................W 239 g

A Golden Sorrow. Pool.........P78g

A Golden Wedding. R. Stuart.. St 9 g
GOLDSMITH, OLIVER. The

Vicar of Wakefield........G57V

GOODLOE, A. C. College Girls.G61 cFICTION.

3*

GOODWIN, M. W. The Head of a

Hundred .................G63I1

Sir Christopher .............G 63 s

The Gospel of Freedom. Herrick..H43
GOSS, C. F. The Redemption of

David Corson ...............G 69

GOULD, S. BARING. See Baring-

Gould, S.....................

GRAHAM, M. C. Stories of the

Foot-Hills ..................G761

GRAHAM, JOHN. The Great God

Success ....................G 762

GRAHAME, KENNETH. Dream

Days ....................G 763 d

. The Golden Age...........G 763 g

GRAND, MADAME S. The

Heavenly Twins ...........G 764

The Grandissimes. Cable........C 11 g

GRANT, ROBERT. Confessions

of a Frivolous Girl.......G 765 c

Mrs. Harold Stagg.........G765111

Unleavened Bread .........G 765 u

The Grapes of Wrath.. M. H.

Norris ....................N 792

GRAS, FELIX. The Reds of the

Midi ......................G 766

Graustark. McCutcheon .......M 132 g

GRAY, MAXWELL. In the Heart

of the Storms...............G 79 i

The Reproach of Annesley. .G 79 r
The Silence of Dean Maitland.

............................G79S

Graziella. Lamartine .............L 18

Great Expectations. Dickens... .D 55 g
The Great God Success. J. Gra-
ham.......................G 762

GREEN, Af K. The Circular Study.

..........................G 82 c

Dr. Izard ...................G82d

The Leavenworth Case......G 82 1

One of My Sons.............G 82 o

GREEN, S. P. M. Vesty of the

Basins .....................G 83

Green Mountain Boys. D. P.

Thompson .................T 37

GREENWOOD, GRACE, (pseud,
of S. J. Lippincott.) Green-
wood Leaves ...............G85

Greenwood Leaves. Greenwood... G 85

Greifenstein. Crawford .........C 85 g

The Grenadier. Farmer...........F 23

The Grey Lady. Merriman.....M 55 g

Griffith Gaunt. Reade...........R22g

Guardian Angel. Holmes......H 731 g

Guenn. Howard ...............H 83 g

GUNSAULUS, F. W. Monk and

Knight ....................G 96

Guy Mannering. Scott..........Sco 8 g

HABBERTON, JOHN. All He

Knew ....................Hua

Brueton's Bayou............Hub

Country Luck ..............Hue

Helen's Babies .............Huh

Mrs. Mayburn's Twins.....Hum

HAGGARD, H. R. Jess........Hi2j

King Solomon's Mines._____H 12 k

Lysbeth ....................H12I

HALE, E. E. The Man without a

Country .................H13111

Mr. Tangiers' Vacation......H 13 i

HAMBLEN, H. E. The General

Manager's Story............H 17

HAMILTON, K. W. Rachel's

Share of the Road..........H 18

HAMMOND, H. The Georgians.H 181

Handy Andy. Lover............L92I1

Hans of Iceland. Hugo.........H 87 h

Hard Cash. Reade..............R22I1

A Hard Lesson. Cameron........C 14

Hard Times and Other Stories.

Dickens..................D 55 h

HARDY, A. S. But Yet a Woman.

..........................H 224

HARDY, THOMAS. A Laodicean.

.........................H226I

A Pair of Blue Eyes.......H226P

Tess of the D'Urbervilles. .H 2261
A Hardy Norseman. E. Lyall..L98ha
HARLAND, HENRY. The Cardi-
nal's Snuff-Box ...........H228

HARLAND, MARION, (pseud, of
Mrs. M. V. Terhune). Mr.

Wayt's Wife's Sister......H229

HARRIS, FRANK B. The Road -

to Ridgebys ..............H 243

HARRIS, JOEL C. Tales of the

Home Folks ............. .H 244

HARRISON, MRS. B. The Anglo-

maniacs .................H 246 a

A Bachelor Maid....,.....\H246b

A Princess of the Hills____H246P

Sweet Bells out of Tune.. . .H246 s
HARRISON, MRS. MARY. .SV*?

Lucas Malet.................

HARTE, F. B. Bell Ringers of

Angels ...................H25b

The Luck of Roaring Camp.. H 25 1

Gabriel Conroy .............H 25 g

HATTON, JOSEPH. The Old

House at Sandwich.........H 28

HAWKINS, A. H. See Anthony

Hope.......................

HAWTHORNE, JULIAN. A Fool

of Nature ............. .. .H3if

Love Is a Spirit........... ..H31I

HAWTHORNE, NATHANIEL.
House of the Seven Gables . H 311 h

The Marble Faun......... .H 311 m

Mosses from an Old Manse,

2 v....................H 311 mo

The Scarlet Letter......... .H 311 s

Twice-Told Tales.......... .H 3111

He Fell in Love with His Wife.

Roe ..................... R 62 h

The Head of the Fapiily. Daudet.D27
The Head of the Hundred. Good-
win ......................G63I1

The Headsman, 3 v. Cooper... .C 78 h32

FICTION.

Heart and Soul. Skinner.........Sk3

A Heart of Flame. Embree..... .Em i
Heart of Midlothian. Scott... .Sco 8 h

Hearts Courageous. Rives.......R521

Heather from the Brae. D. Lyall.L.979

The Heavenly Twins. Grand----G764

HECTOR, A. F. See Mrs. Alexan-
der.........................

HEGAN, A. C. Mrs. Wiggs of the

Cabbage Patch .............H 36

The Heidenmauer, 3 v. Cooper.C78he
Heights and Depths. Scanland... Sea 6
The Heir of Redelyffe. Yonge.... Y 8 h
The Heiress of the Forest. Price. .P 93

Helen's Babies. Habberton......Huh

Helmet of Navarre. Runkle......R87

Henry Esmond. Thackeray----T 32 h

Henry the Eighth and His Court.

Muhlbach ................M 89 h

HENTZ, MRS. C. L. Eoline.. .H 39 e

Linda ......................H39I

Marcus Warland ..........H39tn

Robert Graham.............H 39 r

Her Faithful Knight. G. Warden.

.......................... W 213

Her Majesty. Tompkins........T59I1

Her Sailor. Saunders.............Sa8

Herb of Grace. Carey...........Ci8h

Hereward. Kingsley.......... . .K6ih

The Heritage of the Kurts. Bjorn-

son ........................B 55

The Heritage of Unrest. Overton. Ov 2
HERRICK, ROBERT. The Gospel

of Freedom .............'. ..H43

Highland Widow. Scott... .See Sco 8c
HILL, G. C. The Fatal Feud.... H 55
HINKSON, H. A. The King's

Deputy ...................H 59 k

His Honour, and a Lady. Cotes... C 82

His Majesty Myself. Baker......B 171

His Second Campaign. M. Thomp-
son .......................T 371

History of a Crime. Hugo-------H 87 hi

History of Sir Richard Calmady.

Malet ......•••••*..........M 29

History of the Devil. De Foe----D 36 h

HOLLAND, CLIVE. The Lure of

Fame .................... .H699

HOLLAND, J. G. Arthur Bonni-

castle ....................H 71 a

Nicholas Minturn ..........H7in

Sevenoaks ..................H71S

HOLLEY; MARIETTA. Sweet

Cicely .....................H 72

HOLMES, M. J. West Lawn----H 73

HOLMES, O. W. Elsie Venner.H 731 e

Guardian Angel ..........H 731 g

A Mortal Antipathy....... .H 731 m

Home Influence, 2 v. Aguilar.. Ag 9 h

Homoselle. Tiernan .,...........T 44

Honor Ormthwaite ..............H 75

Hon. Peter Stirling. Ford......F 75 h

The Honour of Savelli. Yeats.....Y 3

The Hoosier School-Master. E.

Eggleston ............... .Eg 3 h

HOPE, ANTHONY, {pseud, of A.
H. Hawkins). A Change of

Air ......................H 77 c

The Indiscretion of the Duchess. \

..........................H 77 i

The Intrusions of Peggy----H 77 in

A Man of Mark............H77m

Phroso ....................H 77 p

The Prisoner of Zenda.....H77pr

Quisante ...................H77q

Rupert of Hentzau.........H 77 r

Tristam of Blent............H77t

Hope the Hermit. E. Lyall----L98I10

Hohenzollern. Brady ..........B724I1

HOPKINS, H. M. The Fighting

Bishop ....................H 772

Horace Chase. Woolson........W88h

HORN, GEORG. Count Silvius.

..........................H779

HORNUNG, E. W. At Large. .H 78 a

Raffles .....................H 78 r

HORTON. GEORGE. Like An-
other Helen .............H 7841

The Long Straight Road.. H 784 lo
The Tempting of Father An-
thony ....................H 784 t

The Hosts of the Lord. Steel... St 3 h
HOUGH, EMERSON. The Mis-
sissippi Bubble .............H81

Hound of the Baskervilles. Doyle.

.........................D 77 h

The House Behind the Cedars.

Chesnutt ...................C 42

A House-Boat on the Styx. Bangs.

..........................B 22 n

A House of Cards. Wolf........W 84

The House of de Mailly. Potter. P 85 h
The House of Egremont. Seawell.

..........................Se 1 h

The House of Romance. Castle..C27h
House of Seven Gables. N. Haw-
thorne ..................H311I1

House of the Wolf. Weyman..W54h
The House with the Green Shutters.

G. Douglas ............... D 742

How He Won Her. Southworth. So 8 h
HOWARD, B. W. Mrs. Teuffel.

Guenn ...................H 83 g

One Summer...............H 83 o

HOWE, E. W. Story of a Country

Town ....................H 831

HOWELLS, W. D. The Day of

Their Wedding..........H 833 d

A Foregone Conclusion----H 833 f

Indian Summer ............H8331

The Kentons ..............H 833 k

Lady of the Aroostook... .H 8331

The Minister's Charge----H 833 m

A Modern Instance......H 833 mo

Ragged Lady .............H 833 r

The Rise of Silas Lapham. .H 833 riFICTION.

33

Their Wedding Journey... .H 833 t
Their Silver Wedding Journey.

....................... H 833 ts

A Woman's Reason........H 833 w

Hugh Wynne, 2 v. S. W. Mitchell.

.........................M 69 h

HUGO, VICTOR. Bug-Jargal.. H 87 b

By Order of the King......H 87 by

Hans of Iceland............H87I1

History of a Crime........ .H87hi

The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

........................H 87 hu

Les Miserables .............H 87 1

Ninety-Three ...............H 87 n

The Toilers of the Sea......H87t

-A Humble Romance. Wilkins. .W 65 h
HUMPHREYS. Master Wilber-

force .......................H88

The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

Hugo ...................H 87 hu

HUNGERFORD, MRS. M. A. See

"The Duchess.............

HYNE, CUTCLIFFEc Prince Ru-
pert the Buccaneer..........H 99

Hypatia. Kingsley ............K6ihy

An Iceland Fisherman. Loti.......L91

"The Idiot. Bangs...............B 22 i

If I Were King. McCarthy----M 128 i

The Impregnable City. Pemberton.

........... .............. .P 36 i'

In a Steamer Chair. R. Barr... .B 274 i
In Connection with the De Will-

oughby Claim. Burnett----B93C

In Deacon's Orders. Besant... .B 46 d

In Far Lochaber. Black.........B 56 f

In Kedar's Tents. Merriman... .M 55 i

In Die Virginia. Page..........P 14 i

In Search of Mademoiselle. Gibbs. .G35

In Spite of Foes, King........K581

In the Fire of the Forge, 2 v. Ebers.

.......... ................ .Eb 3 fi;

In the Fog. Davis...............D 29 i

In the Golden Days. E. Lyall... L 98 i
In the Heart of the Storm. Gray.G 79 i
In the King's OByway. Weyman.W54i

In the Morning Glow. Gilson____G421

In the Palace of the King. Craw-
ford ......................C 85 i;

In the Schillingscourt. Marlitt. .M 34 i
In the Stranger People's Country.

Craddock .................C841

In the Tennessee Mountains. Crad-
dock ..................... C 84 it

In the Valley. Frederic......... F 87 i

In the Year of Jubilee. Gissing.. G 44 i
An Independent Daughter. Blanch-

ard ........................B 59

Indian 'Summer. Howells..... .H 833 i
The Indiscretion of the Duchess.

Hope ...................:. H 77 i

The Inn of the Silver Moon. Viele.

. ... .;...... ... . V 67 i

The Intrusions of Peggy. Hope.H 77 in
The Invisible Playmate. Canton..C 164

IRON, RALPH, {pseud, of Olive
Schreiner). Story of an Afri-
can Farm...................Ir6

The Ironmaster. Ohnet...........Oh 5

Ivanhoe. Scott ................Sco 8 i

Jack Hinton. Lever............. L 57 j

Jack O'Lantern, 3 v. Cooper... .C78 j

Jack Racer. Somerville........... So 5

JACKSON, H. H. Romona......J 13

JAMES, HENRY, JR. The Ameri-
can .......................J 23 a

The Bostonians............. .J 23 b

The Portrait of a Lady......J23P

The Real Thing..............J 23 r

Roderick Hudson ..........J 23 ro

Tales of Three Cities........J ^3t

The Tragic Muse, 2 v.......J 23 tr

Jane Eyre. Bronte.............B78J'

JANVIER, THOMAS. The Aztic

Treasure-House ...........J26a

The Uncle of an Angel......J26U

A Japanese Nightingale. Watanna.'

........................W 291 j

JEROME, JEROME K. Three

Men in a Boat............. .J 481

Three Men on Wheels_____ .J 48 th

Jerry the Dreamer. Payne........P29

Jersey Street and Jersey Lane. Bun-

ner ......................B 881 j

Jess. Haggard .................H 12 j

The Jessamy Bride. Moore... .M 78 j
Jewel Mysteries I Have Known.

Pemberton ................ P 36 j

JOHN, E. See Elsie Marlitt.......

John Bodewin's Testimony. Foote.

..........................F 73 j

John Brent. Winthrop......... W 731 j

John Burnet of Barns. Buchan...B85
John Ford and His Helpmate. Bar-
rett .....................B 272 f

John Halifax, Gentleman. Mulock.

.........................M 91 j

John March, Southerner. Cable.C 11 j
John Ward, Preacher. M. Deland.D 371
JOHNSTON, MARY. Audrey. .J 65 a

Prisoners of Hope............J 65 p

To Have and to Hold........J 65 t

JOKAI, MAURUS. Black Dia-
monds ...... ................j 67

A Jolly Fellowship. Stockton____St 6 j

JONES, A. I. Beatrice of Bayou

Teche ...................... .J 71

Joost Avelingh. Maartens.......Mi 1 j

Joscelyn Cheshire. Kennedy..... .K38
Joseph II and His Court. Muhl-

bach ..................... M 89 j

The Jucklins. Opie Read....... .R 219

The Judge's Cave. Sidney....... . Si 13

Judith Shakespeare. Black. . . .. .B 56 j
The Jungle Book. Kipling..... .K 62 j
The Justification of Andrew Lebtun.

! Barrett ................. .B 272 j

Kate Bonnet. Stockton ."Cv:....... St 6 k

Katharine Ashton. Sewell.......Se9k34

FICTION.

Katharine Day. A. Fuller........F 951

Katharine Lauderdale, 2 v. Craw-
ford .....................C 85 ka

Kathleen. Burnett .............B 93 k

Katrina. E. D. Deland............D 37

KEARY, ANNIE. Castle Daly. .K 21
KEIGHTLEY, S. R. The Cava-
liers .....................K26 c

The Crimson Sign..........K26cr

The Silver Cross............K26S

Kenilworth. Scott ............Sco 8 k

KENNEDY, S. B. Joscelyn Ches-
hire ........................K 38

The Kentons. Howells........H 833 k

A Kentucky Cardinal. J. L. Allen.

..........................A1 5 k

KESTER, VAUGHN. The Man-
ager of the B. and A........K48

Khaled. Crawford .............C 85 k

Kidnapped. R. L. Stevenson____St 47 k

The Kidnapped Millionaires.

Adams..... ................Ad 1

Kim. Kipling ..................K62k

KING, CHARLES. An Army

Wife .....................K 58 a

Between the Lines..........K 58 b

Campaigning with Crook... .K 58 ca

Captain Blake .............K 58 cb

Captain Dreams ...........K 58 cd

The Colonel's Daughter... .K 58 co

The Deserter ...............K58d

Fort Frayne ................K 58 f

Found in the Philippines. .. .K 58 fo

In Spite of Foes............K 58 i

Kitty's Conquest............K 58 k

Laramie ....................K 58 1

Marion's Faith ............K 58 m

Norman Holt ..............K 58 n

Starlight Ranch ............K 58 st

Sunset Pass ...............K 58 su

A Trooper Galahad.......,.. K 58 t

Two Soldiers .............K 58 tw

A War-Time Wooing.......K 58 w

A Wounded Name........K 58 wo

A King and a Few Dukes. Cham-
bers ......................C 35 k

King Solomon's Mines. Haggard.

.........................H 12k

The King's Deputy. Hinkson.. .H 59 k

King's End. Brown..............B 81

The King's Messenger. S. Antro-

bus .......................An 84

A King's Pawn. Drummond.....D 84

KINGSLEY, CHARLES. Alton

Locke ....................K 61 a

Hereward ..................K 61 h

Hypatia ...................K 61 hy

Westward Ho!.............K 61 w

Yeast (A Problem).........K6iy

KIPLING, RUDYARD. The Day's

Wo rk ....................K 62 d

The Jungle Book............K62j

Kim .......................K62k

The Light that Failed........K 62I

The Phantom Rickshaw. .... K 62 j>
Plain Tales from, the Hills..K 62 pi

The Second Jungle Book____K62S

Soldiers Three ............K62so

KIRK, E. O. Dorothy Djeane. .K 63 d
Story of Lawrence Garthe... K 63 I

A Lesson in Love...........K63le

Our Lady Vanity............K630

Kitty's Conquest. King.........K5§k

Knight-Errant. E. 'Lyall........L98k

A Knight of the Nineteenth Century.

Roe ......................R 62 k

Knights of the Cross. Sienkiewicz.

..........................Silk

Knitters in the Sun. Thanet... .T 321 k
Lady Audley's Secret. Braddon.. .B 72
The Lady of Aroostook. Howells.

.........................H833I

A Lady of Quality. Burnett... .B 93 la
The Lady or the Tiger. Stockton.

...... ..................... St 61

The Lady with the Rubies. Marlitt.

.........................M 34 la

LAMARTINE, A. DE. Graziella..L 18
The Lamplighter. Cummins....... C 91

Laneton Parsonage. Sewell......Se 9 1

LANG, ANDREW. A Monk of

Fife ........................L25

A Laodicean. T. Hardy........H226I

Laramie. King..................K 58 I

Last Days of Pompeii. Lytton... .L99 1

Last of the Barons. Lytton.....L99la

The Last of the Knickerbockers.

Viele ...............................V 67 I

The Last of the Mohicans, 3 v.

Cooper ....................C 781

Last Signal. Russell..............R91

LATIMER, E. W. The Prince In-
cognito ....................L 34

Lavengro. Borrow .. ......... B 65

The Law and the Lady. Collins. .C 69 I

Lazarre. Catherwood ...........C 28 I

The Leavenworth Case. Green.. G 82 1
The Led-Horse Claim. Foote...F73l
LEE, JENNETTE, A Pillar of

Salt ......................L51P

The Son of a Fiddler........L 51 s

LEE, M. C. A Soulless Singer.. .L 511
Legend of the Montrose. Scott.

.............,........See Sco8 f

Leone. Monte ...................M 76

'The Leopard's Spots. Dixon.....D 646

Les Miserables. Hugo..........H 87 1

LE SAGE, A. R. Adventures of

Gil Bias ....................L 56

A Lesson in Love. Kirk......, .K63le

Letters of Peregrine Pickle. Ujkon.

...........................Up 8

LEVER, CHARLES. Charles

O'Mai ley .................L 57 c

Jack Hinton ................L 57 j

Maurice Tiernay ...........L 57 m

LEWES, M. E. See George Eliot.
LEWIS, A. H. Wolfville Days... L 58FICTION.

35

LIE, JONAS. The Commodore's

Daughters ..................L 62

A Life for a Life. Mulock.....M 911

Life in the Open Air. Winthrop.

........................W731I

The Light that Failed. Kipling. .K 62 1
Like Another Helen. Horton. . H 784 1
The Lilac Sunbonnet. Crockett. .C 87 1
LILIENCRANTZ, O. A. The

Thrail of Leif the Lucky...L623

A Lily of France. Mason.........M 38

Linda. Hentz ..................H 39 1

Lindsay's Luck. Burnett.......B 93 li

The Lion's Brood. Osborne.......Os 1

The Lion's Whelp. A. Barr----B 271 1

LIPPINCOTT, S. J. See Grace

Greenwood.................

Little Dorrit. Dickens...........D 55 1

The Little Ladies of Ellenwood.

Connell ...................C 761

The Little Minister. Barrie----B 273 1

Little Moorland Princess. Marlitt.

.........................M34H

Little White Bird. Barrie.....B 273 lw

LLOYD, J. U. Stringtown on the

Pike .......................L77

LONG, J. L. Naughty Nan.......L 85

The Long Straight Road. Horton.

........ ...............H784I0

Looking Backward. Bellamy.....B 41 x

Lord Ormont and His Aminta.

Meredith .................M 54 1

Lorna Doone. Blackmore.......B 561 1

Lost Heir of Linlithgow. South-

worth ....................s08i

The Lost Heiress. Southworth. So 8 lh

Lothair. Disraeli ..............D 63 1

LOTHROP, MRS. (See Margaret
Sidney) ..... ..............

LOT I, PIERRE.'" An Iceland Fish-
erman .....................L 91

Louisa of Prussia. Miihlb'ach. .M 89 1
Louise de la Valliere. Dumas. . .D 891

Lourdes, 2 v. Zola...............Z7I

Love Affairs of an Old Maid. Bell.

........................ ...B41I

Love and Liberty. Dumas......D 89 lo

Love Is a Spirit. J. Hawthorne. .H 31 1
"The Love of Parson Lord. Wil-
kin s .....................W 65 1

Love the Harvester. Pemberton. .P 36 1

Love Works Wonders. Clay......C 57

LOVER, SAMUEL. Handy Andy.

..........................L 92 h

Rory O'More ................L92r

Lover or Friend. Carey..........C 18 1

"The Loves of Lady Arabella. Sea-

well ......................Sell

LOW, A. M. The Supreme Sur-
render .....................L95

The Luck of Roaring Camp. Harte.

...........................H25I

LUDLOW, J. M. Deborah........L96

The Lure of Fame. C. Holland. .H 699

LYALL, DAVID. Heather from

the Brae...................L-979

lyall, edna, (pseud, of A. E.

Bayly). Donovan.........L 98 d

A Hardy Norseman........L 98 ha

Hope the Hermit...........L98I10

In the Golden Days......... .L 98 i

Knight-Errant ..............L 98 k

We Two ..................L98we

Won by Waiting..........L98WO

Lyre and Lancet. Anstty.........An 8

Lysb'eth. Haggard ..............H 12 1

LYTTON, BULWER. The Cax-

tons ......................L 99 c

The Disowned .........See L99pe

Eugene Aram ...............L99e

Last Days of Pompeii........L99I

Last of the Barons..........L99U

The Parisians ...............L99P

Pelham ....................L99pe

Rienzi ......................L 99 r

Zanoni .................See L 99 e

MAARTENS, MAARTEN. (pseud,
of J. M. W. Schwartz). God's

Fool .....................Mug

Joost Avelingh .............M 11 j

My Lady Nobody..........Mum

McCALL, SIDNEY. Truth Dex-
ter .......................M 127

McCarthy, justin h. if i

Were King ..............M 128 i

Red Diamonds ............M 128 r

McCRINDLE, R. The Convent..M 13
McCUTCHEON, GEO. B. Castle

Craneycrow .............M 132 c

Graustark .................M 132 g

Macdermots of Ballycloran. Trol-
lop e .....................T 74 m

MACDONALD, GEORGE. Annals

of a Quiet Neighborhood. .M 14 a

Robert Falconer ............M 14 r

St. George and St. Michael. .M 14 s
Warlock O'Glenwarlock ... .M 14 w

Wilfrid Cumbermede ......M 14 wi

MACGRATH, HAROLD. The

Puppet Crown ............M 172

MclNTYRE, ROBERT. A Mod-
ern Apollos ................M 18

MACKIE, P. B. The Washington-

ians .......................M21

MACLAREN, IAN. (pseud, of
John Watson). Beside the

Bonnie Brier Bush........M 22 b

McLAWS, LAFAYETTE. When

the Land was Young.......M 222

McLEAN, S. P. Cape Cod Folks.M223
MACLEOD, FIONA. The Moun-
tain Lovers ...............M 224

Macleod of Dare. Black.......B56111

McMANUS, L. The Silk of the

Kine .....................M 225

Madame Lucas ^..................M 26

Madelon. Wilkins ............W 65 m36

FICTION.

MAGEE, KNOX. Mark Everard.

...........................M 2 7

The Magic Wheel. Winter....W 73 m
A Magnificent Young Man. Win-
ter ....................W 73 ma

MAGRUDER, JULIA. A Beauti-
ful Alien.................M 271 b

Struan ....................M 271 s

MAJOR, CHARLES. {Edwin
Caskoden.) Dorothy Vernon

of Haddon Hall...........M 28 d

When Knighthood Was in

Flower ..................M 28 w

The Making of a Country Home.

Mowbray ..................M 87

The Making of a Marchioness.

Burnett ..................B 93 m

MALET, LUCAS, (pseud, of Mrs.
M. Harrison). History of Sir

Richard Calmady ..........M 29

Man and Wife. Collins........ C 69 ma

A Man at Arms. Scollard........Sco 4

The Man from Glengarry. Connor.

.........................C 76 m

Man in the Iron Mask. Dumas. .D89m
A Man of Mark. Hope........H 77 m

The Man without a Country. Hale.

.........................H 13 m

The Manager of the B. and A. Kes-

ter ........................K 48

MANN, MARY E. Susannah... .M 31

The Manxman. Caine......... .C 12 m

The Marbeau Cousins. Edwards.

.........................Ed 9 m

The Marble Faun. N. Hawthorne.

........................H 311 m

Marcella, 2 v. Ward.:........W 21 m

March Hares. Frederic........F 87 m

Marcus Warland. Hentz.......H 39 m

Margaret Maitland. Oliphant... 01 3 m

Margaret Percival. Sewell.....Se 9 m

Marguerite De Valois. Dumas.D89ma

Maria Felicia. Svetla.............Sv 2

Marianela. Galdos ...............G 13

Marie. Pushkin .................P 97

Marie Antoinette. Miihlbach... .M 89 m

Marietta. Crawford ............C 85 m

Marion's Faith. King..........K 58 m

Marjorie Dow and Others. Aid-

rich ........................A1 2

Mark Everard. Magee...........M 27

Mark Heffron. Bailey............B 153

Mark Marksen's Secret. Arm-
strong .....................Ar 5

MARLITT ELSIE. (E. John). At

the Councillors ...........M 34 a

Countess Gisela ............M 34 c

Gold Elsie .................M 34 g

In the Schillingscourt.......M 34 i

The Lady with the Rubies.. M 34 la

Little Moorland Princess----M 34 li

Old Mam'selle's Secret......M340

The Second Wife..........M 34 s

Marm Lisa. Wiggin...........W 63 m

MARRYATT, FLORENCE. Open!

Sesame! ..................M 348

Martin Chuzzlewit. Dickens... .D 55 m
MARVEL, IK. (pseud, of D. G.

Mitchell). Seven Stories. .M! 36 s

Mary St. John. Carey..........C 18 m

MASON, C. A. A Lily of France.M 38
Marzio's Crucifix. Crawford. .C85 ma

The Master. 'Zangwill..........Zim

Master and Man. Tolstoy.....T 58 m

The Master-Christian. Corelli. .C81 m
The Master Craftsman. Besant. B 46 m
Master of His Fate. A. Barr..B27im
Master Wilberforce. Humphreys.. H 88
MATHEWS, F. A. My Lady

Peggy Goes to Town----... M 42

MATTHEWS, BRANDER. A

Confident To-morrow . ...M43c
Tales of Fantasy and Fact.. M 431

Vignettes of Manhattan.....M 43 v

Maureens Fairing. Barlow........B 24

Maurice Tiernay. Lever........L 57 m

MAY, SOPHIE. Pauline Wyman. M 45
MEADE, L. T. A Soldier of For-
tune .......................M 46

MEIRION, ELLINOR. Cause and

Effect .....................M 47

A Member of the Third House.

Garland ..................G 18 m

Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes.

Doyle...................D 77 me

The Merchant of Berlin. Miihl-
bach ...................M89me

MEREDITH, GEORGE. Adven-
tures of Harry Richmond. .M 54 a
The Amazing Marriage... .M 54 am

Beauchamp's Career ........M 54 b

The Egoist .................M 54 e

Evan Harrington ..........M 54 ev

Lord Ormont and His Aminta.

..........................M54I

One of Our Conquerors.....M 54 o

Tale of Chloe and Others... .M 541
MERRIMAN, HENRY S. The

Grey Lady ...............M 55 g

In Kedar's Tents............M 55 i

Roden's Corner ............M55r

The Slave of the Lamp......M 55 s

The Sowers ... *..........M 55 so

With Edged Tools......... .M 55 w

Young Mistley .............M 55 y

Methods of Lady Walderhurst.

Burnett .................B 93 me

Micah Clarke. Doyle..........D 77 mi

Michael Strogoff. Verne.......V 59 m

Middlemarch, 2 v. Eliot........El 4 m

The Mighty Atom. Corelli..... .C 81 mi

Mill on the Floss. Eliot........El 4 mi

A Minister of France. Weyman.W 54 m
The Minister's Charge. Howells.

........................H 833 m

Miss Bagg's Secretary. Burnham.

.........................B931 b

Miss De Farge. Burnett........HubFICTION.

37

Miss Pritchard's Wedding Trip.

Burnham ................B 931 p

"Miss Traumerei." Bagby........B 15

The Mississippi Bubble. Hough. . H 81
Mr. Bonaparte of Corsica. Bangs.

............................B 22 b

Mr. Dooley in Peace and War.

Dunne .....................D 92

Mr. Isaacs. Crawford.........C 85 mr

Mr. Munchausen. Bangs.......B 22 m

Mr. Tangier's Vacation. Hale...H 13 t
Mr. Wayt's Wife's Sister. M. Har-

land ......................H 222

Mrs. Christian Davies. De Foe. .D 36 m

Mrs. Falchion. Parker.........P 22 m

Mrs. Gerald. Pool...........P 78 mg

Mrs. Harold Stagg. Grant----G 765 m

Mrs. Keats Bradford. Pool...P78mk
Mrs. Mayburn's Twins. Habber-

ton ......................Hum

Mrs. Tree. Richards...........R39m

Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch.

Hegan .....................H 36

Mistress and Maid. Mulock... .M 91 m
MITCHELL, J. A. Amos Judd.M 691 a

The Pines of Lory.........M 691 p

MITCHELL, S. WEIR. Adven-
tures of Francois..........M 69 a

Characteristics .............M 69 c

Circumstance ..............M 69 ci

Hugh Wynne, 2 v..........M 69 h

A Modern Apollos. Mclntyre... .M 18
A Modern Instance. Howells, H 833 mo
Mohammed Ali and His House.

Muhlbach.. ............M 89 mo

Molly Bawn. "The Duchess".. .D 85 m

Monastery. Scott ............Sco 8 m

Monk and Knight. Gunsaulus.... G 96

A Monk of Fife. Lang...........L25

Monsieur Beaucaire. Tarkington. .T 17

MONTI, L. Leone..............M 76

The Moonstone. Collins.......C 69 mo

MOORE, F. FRANKFORT. A

Damsel or Two..........M 78 d

The Jessamy Bride..........M 78 j

Nell Gwyn—Comedian......M 78 n

A Nest of Linnets..........M 78 ne

Mooswa. Fraser .................F 86

MORGAN, LADY. The Wild

Irish Girl ..................M 82

MORRISON, ARTHUR. Chroni-
cles of Martin Hewitt......M 83

MORSE, L. G. The Chezzles. .M 833
A Mortal Antipathy. O. W.

Holmes ................H 731 m

Mosses from an Old Manse, 2 v.

N. Hawthorne ........H311 mo

Moth and Rust. Cholmondeley.. .C45
The Mountain Lovers. MacLeod.M 224
A Mountain Woman. Peattie. .P 32 m
Mowbray, J. P. The Making of a

Country Home.............M 87

MUHLBACH, LOUISA, (pseud,
of Mrs. C. M. Mundt). An-

dreas Hofer .............M 89 a

Berlin and Sans-Souci......M89b

Daughter of an Empress----M 89 d

Empress Josephine .........M 89 e

Frederick the Great and His

Court ........,.........M 89 fc

Frederick the Great and His

Family ..................M 89 ff

Goethe and Schiller.........M89g

Henry the Eighth and His

Court ....................M 89 h

Joseph XI and His Court... M 89 j

Louisa of Prussia............M 891

Marie Antoinette ..........M 89 m

The Merchant of Berlin... .M 89 me
Mohammed Ali and His House.

........ ...............M 89 m o

Napoleon and Bliicher......M 89 nb

Napoleon and the Queen of

Prussia.................M89nq

Old Fritz...................M890

Prince Eugene .............M 89 p

Queen Hortense ...........M 89 q

MUIR, O. B. With Malice Toward

None .....................M 892

MULOCK MISS, (pseud, of Mrs.
D. M. Craik) A Brave Lady.

..........................M 91 b

Christian's Mistake .........M 91 c

John Halifax, Gentleman.....M91 j

A Life for a Life............M 911

Mistress and Maid..........M 91 m

A Noble Life.............. .M 9111

The Woman's Kingdom.. .M 91 wk

Young Mrs. Jardine........M 91 y

MUNDT, MRS. C. M. See L.

Muhlbach....................

MUNN, CHARLES C. Rockhaven.

...........................M 92

MURFREE, M. N. See C. E. Crad-

dock.......................

MURRAY, J. D. C. Aunt Rachel. M 96
My Fire Opal and Other Stories.

Brooks ..................... B 79

My Hero. Forrester............F 77 m

My Kalulu. Stanley............ St 2 m

My Lady. Bouvet...............B 662

My Lady Nobody. Maartens. ...Mum
My Lady Peggy Goes to Town.

Mathews ...................M 42

My Lady Rotha. Weyman----W 54 mY

My Young Alcides. Yonge.......Y 8 m

Mysterious Island. Verne. . .V 59 my
Mystery of Metropolisvii2e. E. Eg-

gleston ..................Eg3m

A Nameless Nobleman. Austin.Au 71 n
Napoleon and Bliicher. Muhlbach.

........................M 8911b

Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia.

Muhlbach ..............M 89 nq

Naughty Nan. Long..............L 85

Near to Nature's Heart. Roe... .R 62 n
Ned Myers, 2 v. Cooper ........C78n38

FICTION.

NEEDELL, MRS. J. H. Vengeance

of James Vansittart.........N 28

Nell Gwyii—Comedian. Moore.. M 7811

Nellie's Memories. Carey......Ci8ne

A Nest of Linnets. Moore... .M 78 ne
New Arabian Nights. R. L. Steven-
son .......................St 47 n

New Christmas Stories. Dickens.

.....................See D 55 u

New England Nun and Other

Stories. Wilkins.........W 63 n

The New Moon. Raimond.......R 13

The New Rector. Weyman.... W 54 n
New Voyage Round the World.

......................See D 36 d

The Newcomes. Thackeray......T 32 n

NEWELL, R. H. Orpheus C. Kerr

Papers .....................N 44

Nicholas Minturn. J. Holland. .H 71 n
Nicholas Nickleby. Dickens*... .D 55 n

Ninety-Three. Hugo...........H 87 n

No Name. Collins..............C69n

A Noble Life. Mulock.........M 91 n

A Noble Lord. Southworth......So8n

Norman Holt. King.............K 58 n

Norman Leslie, 3 v. Fay..........F 29

NORRIS, FRANK. The Octopus.

..........................N 791

NORRIS, MARY H. The Grapes

of Wrath .................N 792

NORRIS, W. E. Billy Bellew. .N 793 b

St. Ann's .................N 793 s

Norston's Rest. A. Stephens----St4in

Not Counting the Cost. Tasma...T 18
Not Like Other Girls. Carey... .C 18 no
No. 5 John Street. Whiteing.... W 584

The Octopus. F. Norris.........N 791

OHNET, GEORGES. The Iron-
master .....................Oh 5

An Oklahoma Romance. Candee.Ci6o

Old Creole Days. Cable....... ..Clio

Old Curiosity Shop. Dickens... .D 55 o

Old Fritz. Miihlbach...........M 89 o

Old Gentleman of tlie Black Stock.

Page .....................P 14 o

The Old Homestead. A. Stephens.

.........................St 41 o

The Old House at Sandwich. Hat-

ton ._.......................H 28

The Old Infant. Will Carleton. .. C 19
Old Mam'selle's Secret. Marlitt.M34o
An Old Man's Romance. Craigie.C842

Old Mortality. Scott......See Sco 8 r

Old Town Folks. Stowe........St 7 o

OLIPHANT, MRS. Margaret

Maitland .................01 3 m

Oliver Twist. Dickens.........D 55 ol

OLLIVANT, ALFRED. Bob, Son

of Battle ...................01 5

On Peter's Island. Ropes.........R68

On the Bright Shore. Sienkiewicz.

..........................Si 1 o

On the Face of the Waters. Steel.

..........................St 3 o

On the Heights. Auerbach........Au 3

On the Point. Dole..............D 68

One of My Sons. Green........G820

One of Our Conquerors. Meredith.

.........................M 540

One Summer. Howard ........H 83 o

Only the Governess. Carey......Ci8o%

Open! Sesame! Marryatt......M348'

An Original Belle. Roe.........R 62 o

Orpheus C. Kerr Papers. Newell. .N 44
OSBORNE, DUFFIELD. The

Lion's Brood ...............Os 1

The Other Girls. Whitney......W 61 o

The Other Man's Wife. Winter..W 73 o
Otto the Knight and Others.

Thanet ..................T 321 o

OUIDA. {pseud, of Louise de la

Rame). Under Two Flags..Ou4

Our Lady Vanity. Kirk.........K630

Our Mutual Friend. Dickens. .D 55 ou

Out of Step. Pool..............P 78 o

Out of the Woods. Fisher, Jr.....F 53

OVERTON, GWENDOLEN. The

Heritage of Unrest.........Ov 2

Pagan of the Alleghanies. Ryan.R 95 p
PAGE, T. N. In Ole Virginia...P 14 i
Old Gentleman of the Black

Stock.....................P140

Red Rock ..................P 14 r

A Pair of Blue Eyes. T. Hardy.

........................H 226 p

Palaces and Prisons. A. Stephens.

.........................St 41 p

Pan Michael. Sienkiewicz........Si 1 p

A Parfit Gentil Knight. Andrews.. An 2

Paris, 2 v. Zola.............5.....Z7P

The Parisians. Lytton. .........L 99 p

PARKER, GILBERT. Adventurer

of the North..............P 22 a

The Battle of the Strong.....P22b

Donovan Pasha .............P 22 d

Mrs. Falchion ..............P 22 m

Pierre and His People.....,P22p

The Pomp of the Lavilettes. P 22 po

The Right of Way..........P 22 r

Seats of the Mighty.........P 22 s

Trail of the Sword..........P22t

Translation of a Savage... .P 22 tr
When Valmond Came to Pon-

tiac ......................P 22 w

The Pathfinder, 3 v. Cooper... .C 78 p

Paul Patoff. Crawford..........C 85 p

Pauline Wyman. May.....-.......M 45

PAYNE, WILL. Jerry the

Dreamer ...................P 29

PAYNTER, MARY M. Caleb the

Irrepressible ...............P 291

PEAKE, E. E. The Darlingtons.

.....................;.....P3I

PEATTIE, E. W. A Mountain

Woman ..................P 32 m

Pippins and Cheese..........P32P

Peg Woffington. Reade.........R22p

Pelham. Lytton................L99peFICTION.

39

PEMBERTON, MAX. The Foot-

steps of a Throne..........P 36 f

The Impregnable City........P 36 i

Jewel Mysteries I Have Known.

..........................P 36 j«

Love, the Harvester..........P36I

Phantom Army..............P 36'p

Pembroke. Wilkins ............W 65 p

Pendennis. Thackeray .........T 32 p

Penelope's Progress. Wiggin... W 63 p

Perlycross. Blackmore ........B 561 p

PERRY, BLISS. The Plated City.

............................P 42

PETERSON, M. H. The Potter

and the Clay................P44

Peveril of the Peak. Scott......Sco 8 p

Phantom Army. Pemberton.....P 36 p

The Phantom Rickshaw. Kipling.

..........................K 62 p

Phantoms of the Foot Bridge.

Craddock .................C 84 p

PHELPS, E. S. A Singular Life.P 51 s
Successors of Mary the First.

........ .................P51 su

Philip Winwood. R. Stephens.. St 42 p
PHILLPOTTS, EDEN. Children

of the Mists.................P 54

Phroso. Hope .................H 77 p

Pickwick Papers. Dickens......D 55 p

PIDGIN, CHAS. F. Blennerhas-

sett ......................P 59 b

Quincy Adams Sawyer......P 59 q

PIER, ARTHUR S. The Senti-
mentalists ..................P 61

Pierre and His People. Parker.. P 22 p
Pilgrim and the Shrine. Ainslie..Ai6

Pilgrim's Progress. Bunyan......B 883

A Pillar of Salt. J. Lee..........L51 p

The Pilot, 3 v. Cooper........C 78 pi

The Pines of Lory. J. A. Mitchell.

........ ................M 691 p

The Pioneers. Cooper..........C7§pn

Pippins and Cheese. Peattie... .P 32 p

The Pirate. Scott ............Sco 8 pi

Plain Tales from the Hills. Kip-
ling .....................K62pl

The Plated City. Perry...........P 42

Play Actress. Crockett..........C 87 p

Policeman Flynn. Flower.........F 66

The Pomp of the Lavilettes. Parker.

.........................P 22 po

POOL, MARIA L. A Golden Sor-
row ......................P 78 g

Mrs. Gerald ..............P 78 mg

Mrs. Keats Bradford......P 78 mk

Out of Step ................P 78 o

Roweny in Boston..........P 78 r

The Two Salomes..........P78t

PORTER, JANE. Scottish Chiefs.

r ..........................P83S

Thaddeus of Warsaw........P 83 t

Portia. *'The Duchess"..........D 85 p

The Portion of Labor. Wilkins.W.65 po

The Portrait of a Lady. James, Jr.

...........................J23P

POTTER, M. H. House of de

Mailly ...................P 85 h

Uncanonized ................P 85 u

The Potter and the Clay. Peterson.

...........................P44

Pretty Polly Pemberton. Burnett.

.........................B93PP

Pretty Sister of Jose. Burnett. .B 93 ps
PRICE, ELEANOR C. The

Heiress of the Forest.......P 93

The Price of a Wife. Winter.. .W 73 p

Pride and Prejudice. Austen.....Au 7

Pride of Jennico. Castle........C 27 p

The Prime Minister. Trollope.. .T 74 p
PRINCE, HELEN C. Story of

Christine Rochefort .......P 933

The Prince and the Page. Yonge.Y 8p

Prince Eugene. Miihlbach......M 89 p

Prince Fortunatus. Black......B 56 pf

The Prince Incognito. Latimer... .L 34
A Prince of Goodfellows. R. Barr.

. .....................B274P

Prince of India, 2 v. Wallace.. .W 15 p
Prince Otto. R. L. Stevenson... St 47 p
Prince Rupert the Buccaneer.

Hyne....................... H 99

The Princess Aline. Davis......D 29 p

A Princess of the Hills. Harrison.

........................H 246 p

A Princess of Thule. Black... .B 56 pt
The Prisoner of Zenda. Hope..H77pr
Prisoners of Conscience. A. Barr.

.........................B271P

Prisoners of Hope. Johnston. ... J 65 p

Probation. Fothergill ..........F 82 p

Prophet of the Great Smoky Moun-
tain. Craddock ..........C84pr

Prue and I. Curtis................C 94

PUGH, EDWIN W. A Street in

Suburbia ...................P 96

The Puppet Booth. H. B. Fuller.F 95 p
The Puppet Crown. MacGrath. .M 172

The Puritans. Bates..............B 31

The Pursuit of the House-Boat.

Bangs ....................B 22 p

PUSHKIN, ALEXANDER,

Marie ......................P 97

Put Yourself in His Place. Reade.

.........................R 22 pu

Quaint Crippin. Thurber..........T 42

Queechy. Warner .............W 24 q

Oueen Hortense. Miihlbach... .M 89 q
The Queen of Love. Baring-Gould.

;........ .................B231 q

Queenie's Whim. Carey........Ci8q

The Queen's Necklace. Dumas.. D 89 q

Quentin Durward. Scott.......Sco 8 q

Quincy Adams Sawyer. Pidgin. P 59 q

Quisante. Hope ...............H 77 q

Quo Vadis. Sienkiewicz......... .Si 1 q

Rachel's Share of the Road. Hamil-
ton ........................H 1840

FICTION.

Raffles. Hornung ..............H 78 r

Ragged Lady. Howells....... .H 833 r

RAIMOND, C. E. The New Moon.R 13

Ralph the Heir. Trollope.......T 74 r

The Ralstons, 2 v. Crawford... .C 85 r
RAME, LOUISE DE LA. See

Ouida....................

Ramona. Jackson ................J 13

READ, OPIE. The Jucklins.....R219

READE, CHARLES. Christie

Johnstone ............See R22p

The Cloister and the Hearth . .R22 c

Griffith Gaunt ..............R 22 g

Hard Cash .................R 22 h

Peg Woffington ............R22p

Put Yourself in His Place. .R 22 pu

A Terrible Temptation.......R 22 t

Wandering Heir............R 22 w

A Woman-Hater...........R 22 wo

Real Folks. Whitney...........W 61 r

The Real Thing. James, Jr......J 23 r

Red Badge of Courage. Crane.. C 843 r
The Red Cockade. Weyman.... W 54 r

Red Diamonds. McCarthy......M 128 r

Red Gauntlets. Scott.......See Sco8g

Red Rock. Page................5P 14 r

The Red Rover, 3 v. Cooper.... C 78 r
The Redemption of David Corson.

Gosa ....................... .G69

The Reds of the Midi. Gras......G 766

The Refugees. Doyle ..........D 77 r

REID, CAPT. MAYNE. See ju-
venile ......................

The Reign of Law. J. L. Allen.. .A1 5 r
The Reproach of Annesley. Gray.G 79 r
A Reputed Changeling. Yonge...Y8r

The Rescue. Sedgwick............Se 4

Resurrection, ,Tolstoy ..........T 58 r

RHOSCOMYL, OWEN. Battle-
ment and Tower............R 34

Richard Carvel. Churchill.......C47r

RICHARDS, LAURA E. Geof-
frey Strong ..............R 39 g

Mrs. Tree .................R 39 m

RIDGE, W. PETT. A Clever

Wife ......................R43

Rienzi. Lytton.................L 99 r

Right of Way. Parker..........P 22 r

The Right Princess. Burnham. .B 931 r
The Rise of Silas Lapham. How-
ells ....................H 833 ri

RIVERS, G. R. R. Captain Shays

.........................R52C

The Count's Snuff-Box......R52C0

RIVES, HALLIE E. Hearts

Courageous ...............R521

The Road to Ridgebys. F. Har-
ris .......................H243

Rob Roy. Scott...............Sco8r

Robert Falconer. Macdonald.. .M 14 r

Robert Graham. Hentz .........H 39 r

Rockhaven. Munn ..............M 92

Roden's Corner. Merriman.....M 55 r

Roderick Hudson. James, Jr.... .J 23 ro

ROE, E. P. Barriers Burned Away.

...........................R 62b

From Jest to Earnest.......R62£

He Fell in Love with His Wife.

.................... .......R 62 b

A Knight of the Nii^teenth

Century..................R62k

Near to Nature's Heart......R62H

An Original Belle...........R62 0*

Without a Home...........R 62 w

A Roman Singer. Crawford____C85ro*

Romance of Abelard and Heloise.

Wight .....................W 632

Romance of Dijon. Betham-Ed-

wards ................ ....B 461

The Romance of Dollard. Cath-

erwood ..................C 28 r

A Romance of Two Worlds. Co-

relli........ ..............C81 r

Rome, 2v. Zola.................Zyr

Romola. Eliot ...................El4r

ROPES, A. R. and M. E. On Pe-
ter's Island .................R68

Rory O'More. Lover ...........L92r

Roweny in Boston. Pool........P 78 r

ROWLANDS, E. A. The Spell of

Ursula ....................p. 79

Rudder Grange. Stockton .......St6r

Rue with a Difference. Carey. ..C 18 r
The Ruling Passion. Van Dyke...V28

Rumour, 2 v. Sheppard ...........Sh 4

RUNKLE, BERTHA. Helmet -of

Navarre ..................R87

Rupert of Hentzau. Hope......H 77 r

RUSSELL, DORA. The Last Sig-
nal ........................R91

RYAN, MARAH E. A Pagan of

the Alleghanies ...........R95p-

Told in the Hills..........,.R95t

St. Ann's. W. E. Norris.......N 793 s

St. Elmo. Evans................Evis

St. George and St. Michael. Mac-
donald ...................M 14 s

St. Ronan's Well. Scott...see Sco8pi

Saliethel. Croly .................C 876

SANBORN, KATE. Abandoning

an Adopted Farm.........Sa 5 a

Adopting an Abandoned Farm.

..........................Sa 5 adl

SAND, GEORGE {pseud, of A. L.

A. Dudevmt). Consuelo.Sa 51 c
The Countess of Rudolstadt.Sa 51 cr

Fanchon. the Cricket........Sa5if

A Sane Lunatic. Burnham____B 931 Sa

Sant' Ilario. Crawford ........C85st

Saracinesca. Crawford ........C85sa

Satanstoe. Cooper ..............C 78 s

SAUNDERS, MARSHALL. Her

Sailor ......................Sa 8:

SAWYER, J. C. Every Inch a

King ......................Sag

Saxe Holm's Stories..............Sa94i

Say and Seal, 2 v. Warner.....W 24 sFICTION.

4r

SCANLAND, AGNES L. Heights

and Depths ................Sea 6

The Scarlet Letter. N. Hawthorne.

..........................H311 s

SCHREINER, OLIVE. See Ralph
Iron.

SCHWARTZ, J. M. W. See M.

Maartens.

SCOLLARD, CLINTON. A Man

at Arms ..................Sco 4

SCOTT, MICHAEL. Tom Crin-
gle's Log .................Sco 79

SCOTT, SIR WALTER. The Ab-
bott ................See Sco 8 m

Anne of Geierstein.....See Sco8q

The Antiquary ........See Sco 8 w

Bethrothed ............See Sco 8 c

Black Dwarf ...........See Sco 8 f

Pride of Lammermoor......Sco 8 b

Castle Dangerous .....See Sco8h

Count Robert of Paris......Sco 8 c

Fair Maid of Perth____See Sco 8 k

Fortunes of Nigel..........Sco 8 f

Guy Mannering ............Sco 8 g

Heart of Midlothian ......Sco 8 h

Highland Widow ......See Sco 8 c

Ivanhoe ...................Sco 8 i

Kenilworth ................Sco 8 k

Legend of Montrose... .See Sco 8 f

Monastery ................Sco 8 m

Old Mortality ..........See Sco 8 r

Peveril of the Peak____. .. .Sco8p

Pirate ...................Sco 8 pi

Quentin Durward ..........Sco 8 q

Red Gauntlet ..........See Sco 8 g

Rob Roy ..................Sco 8 r

St. Ronan's Well......See Sco 8 pi

The Surgeon's Daughter. See Sco8p

The Talisman .............. Sco 81

Waverly..................Sco 8 w

Woodstock............See Sco 8 b

Scottish Chiefs. Porter.........P 83 s

Seats of the Mighty. Parker... .P 22 s
SEA WELL, MOLLY E. The

House of Egremont.......Se 1 h

The Loves of Lady Arabella. .Se 11

A Strange, Sad Comedy.....Se 1 s

The Second Jungle Book. Kipling.

...........................K62 s

The Second Wife. ~ Marlitt......M 34 s

The Secret Orchard. Castle.....C 27 s

SEDGWICK, ANNE D. The

Rescue ......................Se 4

A Self Made Countess. Winter. W 73 s
Sentimental Tommy. Barrie ... .B 273 s

The vSentimentalists. Pier........P 61

Seven Poor Travellers. Dickens.

* .......; ................See D 55 h

Seven Stories. Marvel .........M 36 s

Sevenoaks. J. Holland .........H 71 s

SEWELL, E. M. Amy Herbert.. Se 9 a

Cleve Hall ..................Se9c

The Earl's Daughter.........Se9 e

The Experience of Life...... Se9ex

Gertrude...................Se9g:

Katharine Ashton ...........Se 9 k

Laneton Parsonage ..........Se9l

Margaret Percival .......... Se 9 m

SHAW, G. B. An Unsocial Social-
ist . .. .. Sh 2'
SHEPPARD,'" ELfZABETH.'' Ru-
mour, 2 v...................SI14.

Sherburne House. Amanda Doug-
las ........................D 74

Shirley. Bronte ...............B 78 s

"Short Sixes." Bunner ........B 881 s

SIDNEY, MARGARET (pseud, of
Mrs. Lothrop). The Judge's

Cave ........ ..............Si 13

The Siege of Lady Resolute. Dick-
son .......................D56

SIENKIEWICZ, HENRYK. The>

Deluge, 2 v.................Si 1 d

The Knights of the White Cross,

2 v .......................Si 1 k

On the Bright Shores........Si 1 o

Pan Michael ................Si 1 p

Quo Vadis .................Si 1 q

With Fire and Sword.......Si 1 w

Sights and Insights, 2 v. Whitney.

...........................W6is.

Silas Marner. Eliot ............El 4 s

The Silence of Dean Maitland.

Gray ......................G79s

The Silk of the Kine. McManus. .M 225
The Silver Cross. Keightley... .K 26 s
The Silver Skull. Crockett..... .C 87 s

A Singular Life. Phelps ........P51S

Sir Christopher. Goodwin.......G 63 s.

Sir George Tressadv, 2 v. Ward.W 21 s-
SKINNER, HENRIETTA. Heart

and Soul ..................Sk^

The Sky Pilot. Connor..........C76S

The Slave of the Lamp. Merriman.

...........................M55 s.

A Slave to Duty. Thanet......T 321 s

SMITH, F. HOPKINSON. Caleb

West....................Sm 5 c

Col. Carter of Cartersville. .Sm 5 co

Fortunes of Oliver Horn____Sm 5 f

Tom Grogan ...............Sm 51

SMITH, W. H. The Evolution of

Dodd ......................Sm6

A Soldier of Fortune. Meade.... M 46
A Soldier of Virginia. B. Steven-
son ........................St 4&

Soldiers of Fortune. Davis......D 29 s

Soldiers Three. Kipling ......K 62 so

SOMERVILLE, HENRY. Jack

Racer ......................So 5'

The Son of a Fiddler. Lee..... .L 51 s.
The Son of Porthos. Dumas... .D 89 s

Sonny. Stuart .................St 9 s;

Sons and Fathers. Edwards.....Ed 9 s

Sons of Belial. Westall..........W 52-

Sons of the Soil. Balzac.......'.B21S-

A Soulless Singer. M. Lee____..L511

Souls of Passage. A. Barr... ,B 271 s42

FICTION.

SOUSA, JOHN P. The Fifth

String....................So 82

SOUTHWORTH, MRS. Allworth

Abbey ...................... So 8 a

Fair Play ...................So 8 f

How He Won Her...........So 8 h

Last Heir of Linlithgow.....So 8 1

The Lost Heiress ..........So81h

A Noble Lord .............So8n

The Sowers. Merriman........M 55 so

A Speckled Bird. Evans.......Ev 1 sp,

The Spell of Ursula. Rowlands.. .R 79

The Spenders. Wilson...........W 69

The Spirit of Sweetwater. Gar-
land .......................G 18 s

A Spoilt Girl. F. A. Warden... .W 211
SPRAGUE, M. A. An Earnest

Trifler.....................Sp 7

The Spy, 3 v. Cooper..........C 78 sp

Stand Fast, Craig Royston. Black.

...........................B 56 sf

The Standard Bearer. Crockett..C 87 sb
Standish of Standish. Austin. . .Au 71 s
STANLEY, HENRY M. My Ka-

lulu .....................St 2 m

STANNARD, MRS. H. E. V. See

John Strange Winter.

The Stark Munro Letters. Doyle.

...........................D 77 s

Starlight Ranch. Kirig ........Ks8St

STEEL, FLORA ANNIE. The

Hosts of the Lord.........St 3 h

On the Face of the Waters.. .St 3 o
STEPHENS, MRS. A. S. The

Gold Brick ...............St 41 g

Norston's Rest ............St 41 n

The Old Homestead........St 410

Palaces and Prisons........St 41 p

STEPHENS, ROBERT N. Cap-
tain Ravenshaw ..........St 42 c

Philip Winwood ...........St42p

STEPHENSON, NATHANIEL.

They that Took the Sword..St44
STEVENSON, B. E, A Soldier of

Virginia ..................St 46

STEVENSON, ROBERT L. David

Balfour .................St47d

Kidnapped ................St 47 k

New Arabian Nights ......St 47 n

Prince Otto ...............St 47 p

Treasure Island ............St47t

Weir of Hermiston........St47w

The Wrecker ............St 47 we

The Wrong Box..........St 47 wr

The" Stickit Minister. Crockett.

.........................C87 sm

STOCKTON, F. R Adventures of

Captain Horn ............St 6 a

The Associate Hermits......St 6 as

Casting Away of Mrs. Leeks
and Mrs. Aleshine.St 6 c

A Jolly Fellowship ..........St 6 j

Kate Bonnet ................St 6 k

Lady or the Tiger...........St 61

Rudder Grange ..............St6r

Vizier of the Two-Horned Al-
exander .................St6v

STOCKTON, L. Dorothea ......St 63

Stories of the Foot-Hills. M. Gra-
ham .....................G 761

Story of a Country Town. Howe.

...........................H831

The Story of a Marriage. Mrs. A.

Baldwin...................B 19

Story of an African Farm. Iron...Ir6
The Story of Bessie Costrell.

Ward ...................W 21 b

Story of Christine Rochefort.

Prince....................P 933

Story of Lawrence Garthe. Kirk..K63l
Story of Siegfried. J. Baldwin. .B 191
The Story of Tonty. Catherwood.

............................C 28 s

STOWE, H. B'. Agnes of Sorrento

..........................St 7 a

Dred .......................St 7 d

Old Town Folks.............St 70

Uncle Tom's Cabin..........St 7 u

Strange Adventures of a House-

Boat. Black............B 56 sh

Strange Adventures of a Phaeton.

Black...................B 56 sp

A Strange, Sad Comedy. Seawell.

............................Se1s

Street in Suburbia. Pugh........P96

The Strength of the Hills. Wilkin-
son ......................W 651

Stringtown on the Pike. Lloyd... L 77

The Strong Arm. R. Barr......B 274 s

Struan. Magruder............M271S

The Struggle for Existence. For-

estier......................F 76

STUART, RUTH M. Carlotta's

Intended .................St 9 c

A Golden Wedding..........St9g

Sonny ......................St 9 s

Successors of Mary the First.

Phelps ...................P 51 su

SUE, EUGENE. The Wandering

Jew ........................Su 2

Sunset Pass. King.............K 58 su

The Supreme Surrender. Low....L95
The Surgeon's Daughter. Scott.

.....................See Sco 8 p

Susannah. Mann ................M 31

SUTPHENS, VAN TASSEL. The

Cardinal's Rose .............Su 8

SVETLA. _ CAROLINE. Maria

Felicia .....................Sv2

Sweet Bells out of Tune. Harri-
son ........ ..............H246S

Sweet Cicely. Holley.............H 72

Sweet Clover. Burnham......B931sw

SWETT, S. H. Field Clover and

Beach Grass................Sw 4

SWIFT, BENJ. The Destroyer. .Sw 5FICTION.

43

Sylvia. Evalyn Emerson......... .Em 3

Taking the Bastile. Dumas..... .D 89 t
Tale of a Lonely Parish. Craw-
ford ......................C 85 t

Tale of Chloe and Other Stories.

Meredith .................M 54 t

Tale of Two Cities. Dickens.....D 55 t

Tales of Fantasy and Fact. Mat-
thews .....................M 43 t

Tales of the Home Folks. J. Har-
ris ........................H244

Tales of Three Cities. James, Jr..J 23 t

Talisman. Scott ...............Sco 8 t

TARKINGTON, BOOTH. Mon-
sieur Beaucaire .............T 17

The Two Vanrevels .........T 171

Tarry Thou, Till I Come. Croly.C876
TASMA. (pseud. of Jessie Fraser).

Not Counting the Cost......T 18

TAYLOR, H. C. CHATFIELD.

(See ChatHeld-Taylor, H. C.)
TAYLOR, M. I. The Cobbler of

Nimes ......................T 21

Tekla. R. Barr.................B274t

Temporal Power. Corelli ......C 81 te

The Tempting of Father Anthony.

Horton ..................H 784 t

Ten Nights in a Barroom. Arthur.

..........................Ar 7 t

TERHUNE, MRS. M. V. See

Marion Harland..............

A Terrible Temptation. Reade..R22t
Tess of the D'Urbervilles. T.

Hardy ..................H 226 t

TEUFFEL, MRS. See B. W. How-
ard .........................

THACKERAY, WM. M. Adven-
tures of Philip.............T32a

Barry Lyndon ..........See T 32 h

Burlesques . ................T 32 b

Catherine ..............See T 32 a

The Christmas Books.......T 32 c

Denis Duval............See T 32 h

Henry -Esmond .............T 32 h

The Newcomes .............T 32 n

Pendennis ..................T 32 p

Vanity Fair ................T 32 v

The Virginians ............T 32 vi

Yellow Plush Papers... .See T 32 b
Thaddeus of Warsaw. Porter... .P 83 t
THANET, OCTAVE, (pseud, of
Alice French). Knitters in

the Sun..................T 321 k

Otto the Knight and Others.T 321 o

A Slave to Duty............T 321 s

That Lass O'Lowrie's. Burnett. .B 93 t
That Mainwaring Affair. Barbour.B 23
Their Silver Wedding Journey.

Howells ................H 833 ts

Their Wedding Journey. Howells.

.........................H 8331

Thelma. Corelli ................C 811

Theo. Burnett ................B 93 th

They That Took the Sword. N.

Stephenson .................St 44.

THOMPSON, D. P. Green Moun-
tain Boys ..................T 37

THOMPSON, M. His Second

Campaign .................T 371

THOMPSON, MAURICE. Alice

of Old Vincennes..........T 373

The Thrail of Leif the Lucky.

Liliencrantz ...............L623

The Three Fates. Crawford... .C 85 th.
The Three Graces. "The Duchess."

..........................D 85 t

Three Men in a Boat. Jerome... .J 481
Three Men on Wheels. Jerome. .J 48 th
The Three Musketeers. Dumas. .D 89 th
Through One Administration. Bur-
nett ........................B93to

Through the Earth. Fezandie......F 43

THURBER, A. M. Quaint Crip-

pin ...^......................T 42

TJERMAN, M. S. Homoselle____T 44

Times of Alchemy. Topelius... .T 62 ta
Times of Battle and Rest. Topelius.

...........................T 62 tb

Times of Charles XII. Topelius.

.........................T 62 tc

Times of Frederick I. Topelius. .T 62 tf
Times of Gustaf Adolf. Topelius.T 62 tg
Times of Linnaeus. Topelius... .T 62 tl
To Have and to Hold. Johnston. J 65 t

To Leeward. Crawford.........C 85 le

The Toilers of the Sea. Hugo.. H 871

Told in the Hills. Ryan.........R 95 t

Told in the Verandah............T 57

TOLSTOY, LEO. Master and

Man .....................T 58 m

Resurrection ................T 58 r

Tom Cringle's Log. M. Scott... Sco 79
Tom Grogan. F. H. Smith.... Sm 5 t

Tommy and Grizel. Barrie.....B273t

TOMPKINS, E. K. The Broken

Ring .......................T 59 b

Her Majesty................T 59 h

Too Late Repented. Forrester.. .F 77 t
TOPELIUS, J. Times of Alchemy.

.........................T 62 ta

Times of Battle and Rest... .T 62 tb

Times of Charles XII......T 62 tc

Times of Frederick I........T 62 tf

Times of Gustaf Adolf......T$2tg

Times of Linnaeus...........T 62 tl

The Touch of Sorrow............T 641

The Touchstone. Wharton......W 55 t

The Tour of the World in Eighty

Days. Verne .............V 59 t

TOURGEE, ALBION. Bricks

without Straw ............T64b

Figs and Thistles............T 64 f

A Fool's Errand............T 64 fo

The Two Vanrevels. Tarkington.T 171

The Tower of Wye. Babcock.....B 11

TOWNSEND, E. W. Days Like

These ......................T 66

A Tragic Idyl. Bourget...........B 66FICTION.

44

The , Tragic Muse, 2 v. James, Jr.

..........................J 23 tr

Trail of the Sword. Parker......P 22 t

Translation of a Savage. Parker.

.........................P 22 tr

Treasure Island. Stevenson.....St 471

TRELAWNY, E. J. Adventures of

a Younger Son..............T 71

Trilby. Du Maurier.............D 891

Tristam of Blent. Hope........H 77 t

TROLLOPE, ANTHONY. Ameri-
can Senator...............T?4a

M^Lcdermots of Ballycloran. .T 74 m

The Prime Minister..........T 74 p

Ralph the Heir..............T 74 r

A Trooper Galahad. King......K 581

Truth Dexter. McCall..........M 127

TWAIN, MARK (pseud, of S. L.

Clemens. See Juvenile).

Twenty Thousand Leagues Under

the Sea. Verne ........Vsgtw

Twenty Years After. Dumas.. D 89 tw
Twice Told Tales. N. Hawthorne.

..........................H 3111

The Two Salomes. Pool........P78t

Two Soldiers. King............Ks8tw

Two Women and a Fool. Chat-

field-Taylor .............. C 391

Uarda, 2 v. Ebers ..............Eb 3 u

The Uncalled. Dunbar ...........D91

Uncanonized. Potter ............P 85 u

Uncle Max. Carey ............ .C 18 u

The Uncle of an Angel. Janvier. J 26 u

Uncle Tom's Cabin. Stowe......St' 7u

The Uncommercial Traveller. Dick-
ens ......................D 55 u

Under Sealed Orders. G, Allen..A1 51
Under the Red Robe. Weyman.. W 54 u

Under Two Flags. Ouida........Ou 4

Underground City. Verne ......V 59 u

Underside of Things. Bell......B 41 u

Unknown to History. Yonge.... Y 8 u

Unleavened Bread. Grant......G765U

An Unsocial Socialist. Shaw......Sh 2

Up and Down the Sands of Gold.

Devereaux ................. D 49

UPTON, GEORGE. Letters ( of

, Peregrine Pickle ...........Up 8

Vagabondia. Burnett .......... .B 93 v

VALDES, A. P. The Fourth Es-
tate .........................V23

The Vale of Cedars. Aguilar----Ag9v

Valentine Box (ventriloquist).

Cockton ...................C 64

The Valley of Decision, 2 v, Whar-
ton ............ .......... W55 v

Van Bibber and Others. Davis... D 29 v
VAN DYKE, HENRY. The Rul-
ing Passion _____________.... .V28

Vanity Fair. Thackeray ....... .T 32 v

The Veiled Doctor. V. A. J. Da-

- vis ................ ...... .D 291

Venetia. Disraeli ..............D 63 v

Vengeance of James Vansittart.

Needell....................N 28

VERNE, JULES. At the North

Pole .....................V 59 a

Claudius Bombarnac ........V59C

The Desert of Ice............V59<1

Famous Travels and Travellers.

...........................V 59 f

Michael Strogoff............V59m

Mysterious Island ........V 59 my

The Tour of the World in

Eighty Days ..............V59t

Twenty Thousand Leagues Un-
der the Sea.............V 59 tw

Underground City ......... .V 59 u

Wreck of the Chancellor_____V59W

Vesty of the Basins. S. Greene...G83

Via Crucis. Crawford..........C85V

The Vicar of Wakefield. Gold-
smith .................... G 57 v

The Vicomte de Bragelonne. Du-
mas .....................D89V

Victor Serenus. Henry Wood... W 854

The Victors. R. Barr......... . B 274 v

VIELE, HERMAN K The Inn of

the Silver Moon ..........V67i

The Last of the Knickerbockers.

............................V67I

Vignettes of Manhattan. Matthews.

.............. .............M43V

The Virginian. Wister ..........W 76

The Virginians. Thackeray .... .T 32 v
Vizier of the Two-Horned Alexan-
der. Stockton ............. St 6 v

The Voice of the People. Glasgow.

...........................G 46 v

WALLACE, LEW. Ben Hur...W 15 b

The Fair God ..............W 15 f

Prince of India, 2 v........W 15 p

Wandering Heir. Reade ....... R 22 w

The Wandering Jew. Sue.........Su2

Wanted: A Chaperon. Ford..F 75 w
A War-Time Wooing. King... .K 58 w
.WARD, MRS. E. S. (See Elisa-
beth Stuart Phelps.)

WARD, MRS. HUMPHREY. The

Story of Bessie CostrelL.W 21 b

Eleanor...................W 21 e

Marcella, 2 v...............W 21 m

Sir George Tressady, 2 v.....W 21 s

WARDEN, F. A. A Spoilt Girl. .W 211
WARD E N, GERTRUDE. Her

Faithful Knight ......... .W 213

WARFIELD, MRS. C. A. The

Cardinal's Daughter ......W 23 c

Feme Fleming .............W 23 f

Warlock O'Glenwarlock. Macdon-

ald........................ .M 14 w

WARNER, CHARLES D. The

Golden House ..........W 239 g

WARNER, SAND A. B. (E. \
Wether ell). Diana ......W 24 d

Queechy ..................W24qFICTION.

45

Say and Seal, 2v..........W24s

Wide, Wide World.........W 24 w

Wych Hazel ..............W 24 wy

The Washingtonians. Mackie.....M21

WATANNA, ONOTO. A Japanese

Nightingale ............W 291 j

The Wooing of Wistaria. .W 291 w

Water Tramps. Bartlett .........B 28

The Water Witch, 3 v. Cooper. .C 78 w
WATERLOO, STANLEY. Arma-
geddon ...................W 29

WATSON, JOHN. See Ian Mac-
laren.

Waverly. Scott ..............Sco8w

We Girls. Whitney............W 61 w

We Two. E. Lyall............L98we

WEBSTER, MERWIN. Calumet

"K" ......................W39

Wee Wifie. Carey ............C 18 we

Weir of Hermiston. R. L. Steven-
son .....................St 47 w

WELLS, H. G. The First Men in

the Moon .................W 46

West Lawn. M. J. Holmes......H 73

WESTALL, WILLIAM. Sons of

Belial ....................W 52

WESTCOTT, E. N. David Ha-

rum ....................W 524

Westward Ho! Kingsley ......It61 w

WETHERELL, E. See S. and A.

B. Warner.

WEYMAN, STANLEY. ' Castle

Inn .....................W54C

Count Hannibal ...........W54CO

Gentleman of France.......W 54 g

House of the Wolf........\V54h

In the King's Byway........W 54 i

A Minister of France.......W 54 m

My Lady Rotha ..........W 54 my

The New Rector...........W54n

The Red Cockade..........W54r

Under the Red Robe........W 54 u

WHARTON, EDITH. The Touch-
stone .............. ......W 551

The Valley of Decision, 2 v. .W 55 v
When a Man's Single. Barrie. .B 273 w
When Blades are Out and Love's

Afield. Brady ..........B 724 w

When Knighthood was in Flowert

Major ..................M28W

When Charles the First was King.

Fletcher ...................F 63

When the Land was Young. Mc-

Laws .................... M 222

When Valmond Came to Pontiac.

Parker ..................P 22 w

Where the Battle was Fought. Crad-

dock ............ ........C 84 w

The White Islander. Catherwood.C 28 w
WHITEHOUSE, FLORENCE B.

The God of Things.......W 582

WHITING, RICHARD. No. 5

John Street ..............W 584

WHITNEY, MRS. A. D. T. Boys

at Chequasset ............W 61 b

Bonnyborough ............W 61 bo

Fajth Cartney's Girlhood____W 61 f

The Gayworthys ..........W 61 g

The Other Girls............W 61 o

Real Folks ................W 61 r

Sights and Insights, 2 v____W 61 s

We Girls..................W 61 w

Who Goes There? B. K. Benson.B 44
Wide, Wide World. Warner..W21 w
WIGGIN, K. D. Marm Lisa... W 63 m

Penelope's Progress .......W 63 p

WIGHT, O. W. Romance of Abe-

lard and Heloise..........W 632

The Wild Irish Girl. Morgan____M 82

Wildersmoor. C. L. Antrobus____An 82

Wilfrid Cumbermede. Macdonald.

........................M 14 wi

WILKINS, MARY E. A Humble

Romance ................W 65 h

The Love of Parson Lord... W 65 1

Madelon ........„..........W 65 m

New England Nun and Other

Stories ...................W 65 n

Pembroke..................W 65 p

The Portion of Labor._____W 65 po

Young Lucretia, etc........W 65 y

WILKINSON, FLORENCE. The

Strength of the Hills......W 651

Willy Reilly. William Carleton... C 191
WILSON, A. J. See Augusta J.
Evans

WILSON, HARRY l! ' The Spend-
ers ........................W 69

A Window in Thrums. Barrie.B 273 wi
A Winning Hazard. Alexander. A1 24 w
WINTER, JOHN STRANGE.
{pseud, of Mrs. H. E. V. Stan-
nard). The Career of a

Beauty ...................W73C

The Magic Wheel......... .W73m

A Magnificent Young Man. W 73 ma

The Other Man's Wife......W730

The Price of a Wife........W 73 p

A Self Made Countess......W 73 s

WINTHROP, THEODORE.

Canoe and Saddle..........W 731 c

Cecil Draeme.............W 731 ce

Edwin Brothertoft ......V.W'73ie

John Brent .......________W 731 j

Life in the Open Air......'. .W 7311

The Wise Woman. Burnham . .B 931 w
WISTER, OWEN. The Virginian.

...........................W76

The Witch of Prague. Crawford.

........................■. C 85 pr

With Edged Tools. Merriman. .M 55 w
With Fire and Sword. Sienkiewicz.

... .......................Si 1 w

With Malice Toward None. Muir.

......................... .M 892

With the Immortals. Crawford. C 85 w46

JUVENILE.

With the Procession. H. B. Fuller.

.........................F 95 w

Without a Home. Roe..........R62W

WOLF, ALICE S. A House of

Cards .....................W 84

Wolfville Days. Lewis........... .L 58

A Woman Hater. Reade......R 22 wo

The Woman in White. Collins.C 69 w
A Woman Intervenes. R. Barr.B274w
The Woman's Kingdom. Mulock.

........................M 91 wk

A Woman's Reason. Howells. .H 833 w
Won by Waiting. E. Lyall. .... .L 98 wo
Wonderful Adventures of Phra the

Phoenician. Arnold ........Ar 6

WOOD, HENRY. Victor Serenus.

...........................W854

WOOD, MRS. HENRY. East

Lynne ....................W 856

Woodstock. Scott ........See Sco 8 b

Wooed and Married. Carey... .C 18 wo
The Wooing O't. Alexander. .A1 24 wo
The Wooing of Wistaria. Watanna.

........................W 291 w

WOOLSON, C. F. Anne ......W 88 a

East Angels ................W 88 e

The Front Yard and Other

stories ....................W 88 f

Horace Chase.............. W 88 h

A Wounded Name. King......K58WO

Wreck of the Chancellor. Verne. V 59 w
The Wrecker. R. L. Stevenson.

........................St 47 we

The Wrong Box. R. L. Stevenson.

........................St 47 wr

Wych Hazel. Warner........W 24 wy

• Yeast (A Problem). Kingsley. .K 61 y
YEATS, S. L. The Honour of

Savelli.....................Y3

Yellow Plush Papers. Thackeray.

.....................See T 32 b

YONGE, CHARLOTTE M. The

Armourer's Prentices ......Y8a

The Dove in the Eagle's Nest.Y8d

Dynevor Terrace, 2 v........Y 8 dy

The Heir of Redelyffe......Y8h

My Young Alcides..........Y8m

The Prince and the Page... .Y8p '

A Reputed Changeling........Y8r

Unknown to History..........Y8u

Young Lucretia. Wilkins.......W 65 y

Young Mistley. Merriman......M 55 y

Young Mrs. Jar dine. Mulock... .M 91 y

Zadoc Pine. Bunner............B 881 z

ZANGWILL, I. The Big Bow

Mystery ...................Z 1 b

Children of the Ghetto........Z 1 c

Dreamers of the Ghetto........Z 1 d

The Master...................Zim

Zanoni. Lytton.............See L 99 e

ZOLA, EMILE. Lourdes, 2 V....Z7I

Paris, 2 v....................Z7p

Rome, 2 v................... .Z 7 r

Zoroaster. Crawford............C85Z

JUVENILE.

ABBOTT, JACOB. John Gay..j Ab 2 j

Light .....................-j 535 A

Mary, Queen of Scots......j Ab 2 m

Rollo on the Atlantic......j Ab2 ra

Rollo in Geneva..........j Ab2rg

Rollo in Naples..........jAb2rn

Rollo in Switzerland......jAb2rs

ABBOTT, W. J. Blue Jackets of

'61.....................j 973-7 A

Across India. Adams.........j Ad 1 a

ADAMS, W. T. (Oliver Optic.)
All Over the World Library, First
Series.

A Missing Million.........j Ad 1 mi

A Millionaire at Sixteen. ..j Ad 1 m
A Young Knight-Errant..j Ad 1 yk
Strange Sights Abroad... .j Ad 1 st
All Over the World Library, Second
Series.

American Boys Afloat....j Ad 1 am
The Young Navigators... .j Ad 1 yn
Up and Down the Nile... .j Ad 1 u

Asiatic Breezes ..........j Ad 1 as

All Over the World Library, Third
Series.

Four Young Explorers... .j Ad 1 fo
Half Around the World. ..j Ad 1 h

Across India ..............j Ad 1 a

Army and Navy Series.

The Soldier Boy..........j Ad 1 so

The Sailor Boy...........j Ad 1 sa

The Young Lieutenant.....j Ad 1 yl

The Yankee Middy........j Ad 1 y

Fighting Joe ..............j Ad 1 f

Brave Old Salt............j Ad 1 b

Young America Abroad, First Series.

Outward Bound ..........j Ad 1 o

Shamrock and Thistle... .j Ad 1 sh

Red Cross ................j Ad 1 r

Dikes and Ditches..........j Ad 1 d

Palace and Cottage........j Ad 1 p

Down the Rhine..........j Ad 1 do

Young America Abroad, Second Series.

Up the Baltic ............j Ad 1 ub

Northern Lands ..........j Ad 1 n

Cross and Crescent.........j Ad 1 c

Sunny Shores ...........j Ad 1 su

Vine and Olive............j Ad 1 v

Isles of the Sea...........j Ad 1 is

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In Doors and Out.^.........j Ad 1 i

Living too Fast............j Ad 11

Poor and Proud...........j Ad 1 po

Way of the World........j Ad 1 wJUVENILE.

47

Adrift in the City. Alger......j A1 3 a

Adventures of a Brownie. Mulock.

.........................j M 91 a

Adventures of a Country Boy. Otis.

.........................j Ot 4 a

Adventures of a Young Naturalist.

Biart ......................j B 47

Adventures of Joel Pepper. Sidney.

.........................j Si 2 f

Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Twain.

...........................j T 911

Afloat and Ashore. Kingston, j K613 a
Afloat with the Flag. Henderson.

.........................j H 38 a

ALCOTT, LOUISA M. Eight

Cousins ..................j A1 1 e

Garland for Girls..........31 A1 1 g

Hospital Sketches..........j A1 1 h

Jack and Jill...............j A1 1 j

Jo's Boys . v...............j A1 1 jo

Little Men .................j A1 1 1

Little Women .............j A1 1 li

Lulu's Library, 3 v........j A1 1 lu

Old Fashioned Girl........j A1 1 o

Proverb Stories............j A1 1 p

Rose in Bloom.............j A1 1 r

Silver Pitchers ............j A1 1 s

Spinning Wheel Stories. .. .j A1 1 sp

Under the Lilacs...........j A1 1 u

ALDEN, MRS. G. R. (Pansy.)

Getting Ahead ..........j A1 2 g

Pansy's Scrap Book........j A1 2 p

The Pocket Measure.......j A1 2 po

Randolphs .................j A1 2 r

Reuben's Hindrances ......j A1 2 re

Ruth Erskine's Crosses... .j A1 2 ru

Side by Side...............j A1 2 s

Sidney Martin's Christmas, .j A1 2 si

Six Little Girls............j A1 2 sm

Six O'clock in the Evening, j A1 2 sn
Some Young Heroines. .. .j A1 2 so

Spun from Facts..........j A1 2 sp

Tip Lewis . ...^............j A1 2 ti

Two Boys................j A1 2 tw

Wanted ...................j A1 2 w)

What They Couldn't......j A1 2 wh

ALDEN, W. L. Cruise of the

Canoe Club ............j A1 21 c

The Cruise of the "Ghost".j A1 21 cr

Jimmy Brown ............j A1 21 j

A New Robinson Crusoe.. j A1 21 n
ALDRICH, T. B. The Story of a

Bad Boy .................j A1 24

ALGER, H., JR. (Lieut. R. H.
Jayne.) Adrift in the City.

.........................j A1 3 a

The Errand Boy............j A1 3 e

The Five Hundred Dollar

Check ...................j A1 3 fi

Frank Fowler .............j A1 3 fs

. Joe's Luck .................j A1 3 j

Lost in the Wilderness......j A1 3 1

Tom Temple's Career......j A1 3 to

The Train Boy...........>.jAl3tr

Campaign Series. .........

Frank's Campaign ........j A1 3 fr

Paul Prescott's Charge. .. .j A1 3 p
Charlie Codman's Cruise. .j A1 3 c
Luck and Pluck Series.

Luck and Pluck............j A1 3 lu

Sink or Swim..............j A1 3 s

Strong and Steady. ........j A1 3 si

Strive and Succeed........j A1 3 so

Try and Trust.............j A1 3 ty

Bound to Rise.............j A1 3 bo

Risen from the Ranks......j A1 3 ri

Herbert Carter's Legacy. .. .] A1 3 h
Ragged Dick Series.

Ragged Dick ..............j A1 3 r

Fame and Fortune.........j A1 3 fa

Mark the Match Boy......j A1 3 m

Rough and Ready..........j A1 3 ro

Ben the Luggage Boy......j A1 3 b

Rufus and Rose..........j A1 3 ru

Alice's Adventures Underground.

Carroll ..................j C 23 al

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

Carroll ..................j C 23 a

All Among the Lighthouses. Crown-

inshield ...................j C 88

An Amateur Fireman. Otis. .. j Ot 4 am
American Boys Afloat. Adams.

......................j Ad 1 am

American Indians. Starr......F970.3 S

Among Malay Pirates. Henty.jH39a
Among the Esquimaux. Ellis... j El 6 a
ANDERSON, HANS C. Stories

and Tales ..............j An 2 s

Wonder Stories Told for Chil-
dren ...................j An 2 w

ANDREWS, JANE. Ten Boys.

...... ..................j An 22 t

Andy's Ward. Otis........... j Ot 4 an

Arabian Nights .............. .. . j Ar 1

Ark of El mi Island. Kellogg...j K29a
Art and Artlessness. Leslie.... j L 56 a
ARTHUR, T. S. Idle Hands.. .j Ar 7 i

Arthur Brown. Kellogg......j K 29 ar

Asbury Twins. May..........j M 45 a

Asiatic Breezes. Adams......j Ad 1 as

At Aboukir and Acre. Henty.j H 39 ab

At Agincourt. Henty.........j H 39 ac

At the Back of the North Wind.

Macdonald ..............j M 14 a

ATHERTON, GERTRUDE. The

Valiant Runaways .........j At 4

Aunt Madge's Story. May.....j M 45 q

BAKER, SIR SAMUEL. Cast Up

by the Sea.................j B 17

BARNES, JAMES. Hero of Erie.

..........................j B 26 h

Yankee Ships and Yankee Sail-
ors .....................j B 26 y

BARNES, JOSIAH. Wonderful

Adventures..............j B 261

BARNUM, P. T. Struggles and

Triumphs ...............j 92 B 2648

JUVENILE.

BARROWS, W. Twelve Nights in

a Hunter's Camp...........j B 27

Battle and a Boy. Howard......j H 83

Bed Time Stories. Moulton.....j M 86

The Bee People. Morley........j 595 M

Belle and the Boys. Corbin. .. .j C 81 b
Ben, the Luggage Boy. Alger..j A1 3b

Beric, the Briton. Henty......j H 39 b

Betty Leicester. Jewett...........j J 55

BlART, L. Adventures of a Young

Naturalist................j B 47

Bible Heroes. W. H. Browne.j 220.9 B
Bird's Christmas Carol. Wiggin.

.........................j \V63b

BISHOP, N. H. Thousand Miles'
Walk Across South America.

...........................j 918 B

BLACK, W. The Fouj Macnicols.

.......... ..................j B 5.6 f

The Blue Fairy Book. Lang. .. .j L25 b
Blue Jackets of '61. Abbott. . .j 973.7 A
The Bodleys Afoot. Scudder.j Scu 3 b'a
The Bodleys on Wheels. Scudder.

. .. .....................j Scu 3 bo

The Bodleys Telling Stories. Scud-
der ...................j Scu 3 bt

BOLTON, S. K. Girls Who Be-
came Famous ..........j 920.7 B

BONNER, JOHN. Child's History

of the United States, 2VJ973B2
Bonnie Prince Charlie. Henty. jH 39 ba

Book of Romance. Lang......jL25bo

Book of the Ocean. Ingersoll. .. j 551 I
Both Sides the Border. Henty. j H 39 bb
Bound in Honor. Trowbridge, .j T 75 b

Bound to Rise. Alger........ .jAl3bo

BOUVET, MARGUERITE. A

Child of Tuscany...... .. .j B 66 c

Prince Tip-Top ............jB66p

Sweet William .............j B 66 s

Boy Duck Hunters. F. E. Kellogg.

..........................j K 291

The Boy Emigrants. N. Brooks.

.........................j B 791 b

Boy Farmers of Elm Island. Kel-
logg ...................j K 29 b

Boy Knight. Henty..........j H 39 be

Boy of the First Empire. E. Brooks.

..........................j B79b

Boy Soldier of 1812. Tomlinson..j T 59
The Boy Traders. Castlemon. .j C 27 b

Boy Trappers. Castlemon.....j C 27 bo

BOYESEN, H. H. Boyhood in

Norway ................j B 69 b

The Modern Vikings......j B 69 m

Norseland Tales ...........iB69n

Boyhood in Norway. Boyesen.. j B 69 b
Boyhood of Great Men. Mayhew.

........."................j 920 Mi

Boyhood of Martin Luther. May-

hew ...................j 92 L 97

Boys' Froissart. Lanier.........j 940 L

Boys' King Arthur. Lanier.....j 398 L

Boys of Greenway Court. Butter-

worth .................j B 98 bo-

Boys of 1745. Otis............jOt4b

Boys < of '61. Coffin..........j 973.7 Cb

Boys of '76. Coffin..........j 973-3 Cb

Boys' Own Book................j 796 A

A Boy's Town. Howells.......j H 833

Brave Old Salt. Adams.......j Ad 1 b

Bravest of the Brave. Henty. .j H 39 bd
BROOKS, E. S. A Boy of the

e First Empire ............j B 79 b

Historic Boys ..............j92oB

Historic Girls ..........j 920.7 B I

Master of the Strong Hearts.

............ /............j B 79 m

True Story of Abraham Lin-
coln. . .. !................j B 79 I

True Story of Benjamin Frank-
lin ......................j B 79 f

True Story of George Wash-
ington .................j B 79 w

BROOKS, NOAH. The Boy Emi-
grants .................j B 791 b

The Fairport Nine.........j B 791 f

Our Base Ball Club......j B 791 o

BROWN, DR. JOHN. Rab and

His Friends ...............j B 81

BROWN, W. H. Bible Heroes.j 220.9 B
Buccaneers and Pirates of Our

Coast. Stockton .......j St 59 b

BUCKLEY, ARABELLA B. Fairy-
land of Science .........j 504 B

Buckskin Mose. Rosenberg . .... j R 72
Budd Boyd's Triumph. Chipman.j C 44 b
Building the Nation. Coffin, .j 973 3 C bu
B U N Y A N, JOHN. Pilgrim's

Progress .. ............j B 883

Buried Treasure. Castlemon ,.jC27bu
BURNETT, F. H. Little Lord

Fauntleroy ..............j B 93 1

Little Saint Elizabeth......j B 93 li

Sara Crewe ................j B 93 s

BUTTERWORTH, H. In the Boy-
hood of Lincoln..........j B 98 b

Boys of Greenway Court, .j B 98 bo

I11 Old New England.......j B 98 i

The Knight of Liberty......j B 98 k

Little Arthur's History of

Rome .................j 937 B 1

Lost ip Nicaragua.........JB98I

Over tht >^des............j B 98 o

The Parson's Miracle.......jB98p

The Patriot Schoolmaster, .j B 98 pa

The Wampun Belt........jB98 w

Young Folk's History of Amer-
ica ....................j 973 B 1

Zigzag Journeys in Classic

Lands ........ ..........j 914 B 1

Zigzag Journeys in Europe, j 914 B ie
Zigzag Journeys in Northern

Lands............ .....j 914 B 1 n

Zigzag Journeys in the Occi-
dent .................j 917.3 B 2JUVENILE.

Zigzag Journeys in the Orient.

......................j 914 Bio

By England's Aid. Henty. .. . j H 39 be
By Pike and Dyke.^ Henty. ...j H 39 bp
By Right of Conquest. Henty. j H 39 br

By Sheer Pluck. Henty......j H 39 bs

Cabin on the Prairie. Pearson., j P 31 c

Campmates. Munroe ......... j M 92 c

Canoemates Munroe ........j M 92 ca

Captain Bayley's Heir. Henty.. jH 39 c

Captain Horace. May.........j M 45 e

Captain January. L. Richards.. .j R 39 c

Captain Polly. Swett..........j Sw 4 c

Captured by Apes. Prentice.....j P 91

CARLETON. (See C. C. COFFIN.)
CARROLL, LEWIS (pseud, of c.
L. Dodgson). Alice's Adven-
tures in Wonderland ... . j C 23 a
Alice's Adventures Under-
ground .................j'C23al

Sylvie and Bruno-..........j C 23 s

Sylvie and Bruno, concluded.

.........................j C 23 sy

Through the Looking Glass..j C 23 t

Cast Up by the Sea. Baker......j B 17

CAST-LEMON, HARRY (pseud,
of C. A. Fosdick). Guy Har-
ris ......................j C27 gu

Julian Mortimer ..........jC27ju

Missing Pocket Book.....j C 27 mx

A Sailor in Spite of Himself, j C 27 s
Boy Trapper Series.

Buried Treasure..........j C 27 bu

Boy Trapper .............j C 27 bo

The Mail Carrier..........jC27m

Forest and Stream Series.

Joe Wayring at Home......j C 27 j

Snagged and Sunk........i C 27 sn

The Steel Horse ..........j C 27 st

Frank Nelson Series.

Snowed Up..............j C 27 so

Frank Nelson in the Forecastle.

................. ......j C 27 ff

The Boy'Traders...........j C 27 b

Go Ahead Series.

Tom Newcombe ...........jC27t

Go Ahead ...............j C 27 gx

No Moss ..................j C 27 n

Gunboat Series.

Frank the Young Naturalist.

........ ................j C 27 fy

Frank in the Woods......j C 27 fw

Frank on the Lower Mississippi.

.......................vi C 27 fl

Frank on a Gunboat.......j C 27 ig

Frank Before Vicksburg. .. j C 27 fv

Frank on the Prairie......j C 27 fp

Rocky Mountain Series.

Frank Among the Rancheros.

........................j C 27 fr

Frank in the Mountains.. .j C27 fm
Frank at Don Carlo's Ranch.

........................j C 27 fd ^

1	Rod and Gun Series.

49

Don Gordon's Shooting Box.

.........................j C 27 d

Young Wild Fowlers ......j C2jy

Rod and Gun Club.........j C 27 r

Roughing It Series.

George in Camp..........j C 27 gc

George at the Wheel......j C 27 gw

George at the Fort........j C 27 gf

Elam Storm ..............j C 27 e

War Series.

True to His Colors........j C 27 tr

Rodney the Overseer......j C 27 ro

Marcy the Refugee .......j C 27 mr

Rodney the Partisan ......j C 27 rp

Marcy the Blockade Runner.

.......................j C 27 mb

Sailor Jack, the Trader. .. . j C 27 sj

Cat of Bubastes. Henty......j H 39 ca

CHAMPNEY, E. W. Rosemary

and Rue ................. j C 35 r

Six Boys ..................j C 35 s

Three Vassar Girls Abroad, j C 35 ta
Three Vassar Girls in Italy.j C 35 ti
Three Vassar Girls in South

America ................j C 35 ts

Witch Winnie in Holland, j C 35 wh
Witch Winnie's Mystery. .j C 35 wm
Witch Winnie in Paris. .. .j C 35 wp
Witch Winnie in Spain.. .j C 35 ws
Witch Winnie's Studio. .. .j C 35 wt
Witch Winnie in Venice. ..j C 35 wv
Witch Winnie in Versailles.

.............,...........j C 35 ww

A Chance for Himself. Trow-
bridge ...................j T 75 c

CHAPIN, ANNA A. Wonder

Tales From Wagner......:j 782 C

Charlie Codman's Cruise. Alger.

...............'..........j A1 3 c

Chasing a Yacht. Otis. ....... .j Ot 4 c

Child of the Island Glen. Kellogg.

........................j K 29 c

A Child of Tuscany. Bouvet. .. j B 66 c
The Children of the Cold.

Schwatka ................j Sch 9

Children's Week. Raymond. .. .j R 213
Child's History of England.

Dickens ..................j 942 D

Child's History of the United

States, 2 v. Bonner.....j 973 B 2

CHIPMAN, W. P. Budd Boyd's

Triumph ...............j C 44 b

Roy Gilbert's Search.......j C 44 r

Chris the Model Maker. Stoddard.

........ .................j St 6 c

Christie Elmwood and Her Friends.

. .. ....... ................j C 46

Christmas with Grandma Elsie.

Finley ...................j'F 49 11

Chrystal, Jack and Co. Munroe.

.......................i M 92 ch

CHURCH, A. J. Roman Life in the

Days of Cicero.........j 937 C 1 r

Stories from Herodotus... .j 930 C 15°

JUVENILE.

"Stories from Virgil........j 873 C st

Stories of the Old World.j 873 Cs
Story of the Persian War. . .j 935 C
CLARKE, R. S. (See Sophie May.)
CLEMENS, S. L. (See Mark

T wain.)....................

CLEMENT, J. Noble Deeds# of

American Women .......j 920.7 C

The Cliff Climbers. Reid......jR27c

COFFIN, C. C. (Carleton.) The

Boys of '61............j 973.7 Cb

The Boys of '76..........j 973.3 Cb

Building the Nation.....j 973.3 Cbu

Dan of the Millbrook......j C 65 d

Daughters of the Revolution.

........................j C 65 da

Drumbeat of the Nation, .j 973.7 Cd

Following the Flag.......j 973.7 Cf

Freedom Triumphant.....j 973.7 Cfr

Marching to Victory.....j 973.7 Cm

My Days and Nights on the

Battlefield ..........j 973.7 Cmy

Old Times in the Colonies.j 973.2 C 1
Redeeming the Republic, .j 973.7 Cr

The Seat of Empire.......j 917.3 C

The Story of Liberty......j 940 C 1

Winning His Way.........j\C65w

The Colonel's Money. Lillie... j L 62 c

Comrades True. Ellis..........j El 6 c

Condemned as a Nihilist. Henty.

.......................j H 39 co

CONVERSE, F. H. The Island

Treasure................ j C 76 i

The Coral Ship. Munroe ... .j M 92 co
CORBIN, MRS. C. F. Belle and the

Boys ....................j C 81 b

The Cornet of Horse. Henty. .j H 39 cr
Country of the Dwarfs. Du Chaillu.

......................j 916.6 Dc

Cousin Grace. May............j M 45 f

CRAIK, D. M. (See Miss Mulock.)
Cross and Crescent. Adams... .j Ad 1 c
CROWINSHIELD, M. B. All

Among the Lighthouses. .. .j C 88
Cruise of the Canoe Club. W. L.

Alden ..................j A1 21 c

Cruise of the Casco. Kellogg..j K29cr
The Cruise of the "Ghost." W. L.

Alden .......... ......j A1 21 cr

Cruise of the Montauk. McQuade.

.........................j M 24

Cudjo's Cave. Trowbridge. .. .j T 75 cu

Dab Kinzer. Stoddard.........j St 6 d

Dan of the Millbrook. Coffin.. jC 65 d
The Dash for Khartoum. Henty.

.........................j H 39 d

Daughters of the Revolution. Cof-
fin .....................j C 65 da

DAVIS, R. H. Stories for Boys.j D 29
Decatur and Somers. Seawell. .. j Se 1
DE FOE, DANIEL Robinson

Crusoe .................j D 36 r

DENISON, MARY A. An Every

Day Heroine .............j D 41

Derrick Sterling. Munroe.....j M 92 d

DIAZ, ABBY M. The William

Henry Letters ............j D 54

Dick and Joe. Etheridge........jEt3

DICKENS, CHARLES. Child's

History of England......j 942 D

Diddie Dumps and Tot. Pyrnelle.

.........................J P 993

Dikes and Ditches. Adams.. .j Ad 1 d

Doctor Papa. May............j M 45 v

DODGE, MARY MAPES. Donald

and Dorothy ............j D 66 d

Hans Brinker ............jD66h

DODGSON, C. L. (See Lewis Car-
roll) ......................

Doing His Best. Trowbridge, .j T 75 d
Don Gordon's Shooting Box. Cas-

tlemon .................j C 27 d

Donald and Dorothy. Dodge.. jD 66 d

Dorymates. Munroe ........j M 92 do

Dotty Dimple. May..........j M 45 h

Dotty Dimple at Her Grandmoth-
ers. May ..............j M 45 i

Dotty Dimple at Home. May. .j M 45 1
Dotty Dimple at Play. May. ..j M 45 m
Dotty Dimple at School. May.j M 45 k
Dotty Dimple Out West. May. .j M 45 j
Dotty Dimple's Flyaway. May.j M 45 n
DOUGLAS, AMANDA M. A Lit-
tle Girl in Old Boston....j D 74 1

Down the Rhine. Adams.....j Ad 1 do

The Dragon and the Raven. Henty.

.......................j H39dr

Drumbeat of the Nation. Coffin.

......................j 9737 Cd

DRYSDALE, WILLIAM. Mys-
tery of Abel Forefinger... .j D 84
DU CHAILLU, PAUL. Country

of the Dwarfs..........j 916.6 Dc

Lost in the Jungle........j 916.6 D1

My Apingi Kingdom. .. . j 916.6 Dm
Wild Life Under the Equator.

.....................j 916.6 Dw

Stories of the Gorilla Country.

......................j 916.7 Ds

EDGAR, J. G. • Sea Kings and

Naval Heroes ............j 920 E

EDGEWORTH, MARIA. Harry

^and Lucy ............. .j Ed 31

EGGLESTON, EDWARD. The

Hoosier School-Boy......j Eg 3 h

Queer Stories .. .. %........j Eg 3 q

EGGLESTON, G. C Signal Boys.

.......................j Eg 31 s

Southern Soldier Stories, j Eg 31 so
Strange Stories from History.

• •• •*..................j Eg 31 st

Eight Cousins. Alcott.........j A1 1 e

Elam Storm. Castlemon......j C 27 e

Eleanor ........................y.jEl2

ELLIS, EDWARD S. Among the

Esquimaux ..............j El 6 a

Comrades True ...........j El 6 c

The Great Cattle Trail.....jE16gJUVENILE.

5i

A Jaunt Through Java.....j El 6 j

Path in the Ravine.........j El 6 p

A Young Hero.............j El 6 y

The Young Rancher.......j El 6 yo

Elsie and the Raymonds. Finley.

.........................JF490

Elsie at Home. Finley....... .j F 49 v

Elsie at Ion. Finley..........j F 49 s

Elsie at Nantucket. Finley... .j F 49 j
Elsie at the World's Fair. Finley.

........................j F 49 t

Elsie at Vjamede. Finley......j F 49 r

Elsie Dinsmore. Finley........j F 49 a

Elsie in the South. Finley. .. . j F 49 x
Elsie on the Hudson. Finley . .j F 49 w
Elsie Yachting with the Raymonds.

Finley . ..,...............j F 49 p

Elsie's Children. Finley........j F 49 f

Elsie's Friends at Woodburn. Fin-
ley .....................j F 49 m

Elsie's Girlhood'. Finley........j F 49 c

Elsie's Holidays at Roselands. Fin-
ley ......................j F 49 b

Elsie's journey on Inland Waters.

Finley ..................jF49u

Elsie's Kith ancl Kin. finley. . . j F 49 1
Elsie's Motherhood. Finley... .j F 49 e
Elsie's New Relations. Finley. .j F 49 i

Elsie's Vacation. Finley.,.......j F 49 q

Elsie's Widowhood. Finley. .. .j F 49 g
Elsie's Womanhood. Finley. .j F 49 d
English Bodley Family. Scudder.

.............. .........j 914.2 S

Enoch Roden's Training........j En 6

The Errand Boy. Alger........j A1 3 e

ETHERIDGE, MARY L. Dick

and Joe ...................j Et 3

An Every Day Heroine. Denison.j D 41
EWING, J. H. Jackanapes.. . .j Ew 5 j

Jan of the Windmill......j Ew 5 ja

Six to Sixteen............j Ew 5 s

The Story of a Short Life. j Ew 5 st
Expressman and Detective. Pinker-

- ton .......................j P 65

Ezra Jordan's Escape. Otis.....j Ot 4 e

Facing Death. Henty..........j H 39 f

The Fairport Nine. N. Brooks.j B 791 f

Fairy .Book. May.............j M 45 g

Fairy Tales. Grimm.............j G 88

Fairyland of Science. Buckley, .j 504^

Fame and Fortune. Alger.....j A1 3 fa

Famous Boys ..............f .. .j 920 F

FARQUHARSON, M. (See Mar-
tha Finley)..................

Fast Friends. Trowbridge.....j T 75 f

The Ferry-Boy and the Financier, j F 41
FIELD, EUGENE. A Little Book

1 of Profitable Tales.........j F 45

Fighting Joe. Adams..........j Ad 1 f

Final Reckoning. Henty......j H 39 fi

FINLEY, MARTHA, {pseud, of
M. Farquharson.) Elsie Dins-
more ....................jF49a

Elsie's Holidays at Roselands.

.........................j F49b

Elsie's Girlhood............j F 49 c

Elsie's Womanhood........j F 49 d

Elsie's Motherhood ........j F 49 e

Elsie's Children ...........jF49f

Elsie's Widowhood ........j F 49 g

Grandmother Elsie ........jF49h

Elsie's New Relations......j F 49 i

Elsie at Nantucket ........jF49j

The Two< Elsies ...........j F 49 k

Elsie's Kith and Kin........j F 49 1

Elsie's Friends at Woodburn.-

........................j F 49 m

, Christmas with Granama Elsie.

•;.......................j F49II

Elsie and the Raymonds. . .j F 49 o
Elsie Yachting with the Ray-
monds ..................jF49p

Elsie's Vacation ...........j F 49 q

Elsie at Viamede...........j F 49 r

Elsie at Ion................j F 49 s

Elsie at the World's Fair...j F49t
Elsie's Journey on Inland

Waters ..................j F 49 u

Elsie at Home.............j F 49 v

Elsie on the Hudson......j F 49 w

Elsie in the South..........j Fv49 x

Fisher Boys of Pleasant Cove. Kel-
logg ...................j K 29 f

FISKE, STEPHEN. Holiday

Stories...................j F 54

The Five Hundred Dollar Check.

Alger ...................j A1 3 fi

Five Little Peppers and How They

Grew. Sidney ...........j Si 2 a

Five Little Peppers Grown Up. Sid-
ney ......................j Si 2 c

Five Little Peppers Midway. Sid-
ney ......................j Si 2 b

The Flamingo Feather. Munroe.j M 92 f

Flaxie Frizzle. May..........j M 45 u

Flaxie Growing Up. May.....j M 45 z

Flying Hill Farm. Swett......j Sw 4 f

Following the Flag. Coffin. .. . j 973.7 Cf
For Name and Fame. Henty. .j H 39 fn

For the Temple. Henty......j H 39 fo

Forest Glen. Kellogg.........jK29fo

FOSDICK, C. A. $See H. Castle-

mon) .....................

Four and Five. E. E, Hale. .. .j H 13 f
Four Footed Americans. Wright.

.........................j 599 W

The Four Macnicols. Black... .j B 56 f
Four Young Explorers. Adams.j Ad 1 fo
FOWLER, E. H. The Young Pre-
tenders ...................j F 82

FOWLER, W. W. Tales of the

Birds ...................-J 598F

Frank Among the Rancheros. Cas-

tlemon ..................j C 27 fr

Frank at Don Carlo's Ranch. Cas-

tlemon .................j C 27 fd52

JUVENILE.

Frank Before Vicksburg. Castle-

mon ....................j C 27 fv

Frank Fowler. Alger..........j A1 3 fs

Frank in the Mountains. Castlemon.

.......................j C 27 fm

Frank in the Woods. Castlemon.

.......................j C 27 f w

Frank Nelson in the Forecastle.

Castlemon ..............j C 27 ff

Frank on a Gunboat. Castlemon.

...................; •• - .j C 27 fg

Frank 011 the Lower Mississippi.

Castlemon ..............j C 27 fl

Frank 011 the Prairie. Castlemon.

.........................j C27fp

Frank the Young Naturalist. Cas-
tlemon ..................C 27 fy

Frank's Campaign. Alger. .. .. .j A1 3 fr
Freedom Triumphant. Coffin .j 973.7 Cfr
FRENCH, H. W. Our Boys in

China ...................j F 88 c

Our Boys in India.........j F 88 i

Friends Though Divided. Henty.

........................j H39fr

From Powder Monkey to Admiral.

Kingston ...............j K 61 3 f

The Fur Seal's Tooth. Munroe.j M 92 fu

Garland for Girls. Alcott......j A1 1 g

George at the Fort. Castlemon. j C 27 gf
George at the Wheel. Castlemon.

.......................j C 27 gw

George in Camp. Castlemon. .j C 27 gc
Getting Ahead. Mrs. G. R. Alden.

.........................j A1 2 g

Girls who became Famous. Bolton.

.........................j 920.7 B

Go Ahead. Castlemon........j C 27 gx

Golden Days of '49. Munroe. . j M 92 g
GORDEN, COL. H. R. Tecumseh.

..........................j G 65

GOSS, WARREN L. Jed......j G 69 j

Grandmother Elsie. Finley... .j F 49 h
The Great Cattle Trail. Ellis.. .j El 6 g

Green Fairy Book. Lang......j L2^g

GRIMM, W. C. Fairy Tales... .j G88

Guy Harris. Castlemon......j C 27 gu

Gypsy's Cousin Joy. Phelps. .. .j P 51 g
HABBERTON, JOHN. Who Was

Paul Grayson?..........j H 11 w

HALE, E. E. Four and Five. .. j H 13 f

Stories of Adventure......;j9ioH

Stories of Discovery.......j 910 Hs

Stories of Invention........j 926 H

Stories of the Sea.........j 910 Hst

Stories of War..........j 973.7 H 1

HALE, L. P. The Peterkin Papers.

........................ -j H 131

Half Round the World. Adams.

........................j Ad 1 h

Hans Brinker. Dodge.........j D 66 h

Hard Scrabble of Elm Island. Kel-
logg ....................j K 29 h

HARRIS, J. C. Uncle Remus. ..j 398 H
HARRIS, M. C. Louie's Last Term

at St. Mary's..............j H 245

Harry and Lucy. Edgeworth. .. j Ed 31
Harry's Vacation. W. C. Rich-
ards .....................j R 391

HAUFF, WM. Tales of Caravan,

Inn and Palace............j H 29

HAWTHORNE, NATHANIEL.

Tanglewood Tales ......jH3iit

Wonder Book............j H 311 w

HAYS, MRS. W. J. The Princess

Idleways ................j H 33 p

Prince Lazybones ........j H 33 pr

The Headless Horseman. Reid.j R27I1
Held Fast for England. Henty.j JT 39 h
HENDERSON, W. J. Afloat wijih

The Flag ...............j H 38 a

Sea Yarns for Boys........j H 38 s

Hendricks the Hunter. Kingston.

...... .................j K6i3k

HENTY, G. A. Among Malay

Pirates ..................j H 39 a

At Aboukir and Acre......j H 39 ab

At Agincourt ............j H 39 ac

Beric, the Briton...........j H 39 b

Bonnie Prince Charlie. .. . j H 39 ba
Both Sides the Border. .. .j H 39 bb

Boy Knight ..............j H 39 be

The Bravest of the Brave, j H 39 bd

By England's Aid........j H 39 be

By Pike and Dyke........j H 39 bp

By Right of Conquest.....j H^pbr

By "Sheer Pluck...........j H 39 bs

Captain Bayley's Heir ... .. JH39C

Cat of Bubastes.......... .j H 39 ca

Condemned as a Nihilist, .j H 39 co

The Cornet of Horse......j H 39 cr

The Dash for Khartoum.. .j H 39 d
The Dragon and the Raven.j H 39 dr

Facing Death .............j H 39 f

Final Reckoning...........j H 39 fi

For Name and Fame......j H 39 fn

For the Temple ..........j H 39 fo

Friends, Though Divided, .j H 39 fr

Held Fast for England.....j H 39 ti

In Freedom's Cause.......jH39 jf

» In Greek Waters .........ji H 39 ig

\ In the Heart of the Rockies.j H 39 ih
In the Reign of Terror. .. . j H 39 ir

In Times of Peril.........j H 39 it

Jack Archer ...............j H 39 j

Jacobite Exile ............j H 39 ja

Knight of the White Cross.j H39k

The Lion of the North.....j H 39 1

The Lion of St. Mark.....j H 39 li

Maori and Settler ........j H 39 m

March on London...... . j H 39 ma

No Surrender.............j H 39 n

On the Irrawaddy. . . ....JH390

One of the 28th...........j H 39 on

Orange and Green........j H 39 or

Out on the Pampas......j H 39 ou

Redskin and Cowboy ...... j H 39 r

Roving Commission .....j H 39 ro

St. Bartholomew's Eve. .. .j H 39 sbJUVENILE.

St. George for England. .. .j H 39 sg

Sturdy and Strong........j H 39 st

Through Russian Snows... j H 39 ta<

Through the Fray........j H 39 tb

Through the Sikh War. .. .j H 39 tc

Tiger of Mysore..........j H 39 ti

True to the Old Flag......j H 39 tr

Under Drake's Flag......j H 39 ud

Under Wellington's Command. .

.......................j H 39 uw

When London Burned... .j H 39 w

With Clive in London.....j H 39 wc

With Cochran the Dauntless...

•......................j H 39 wd

With Frederick the Great, j H 39 wf

With Lee in Virginia......j H 39 wl

With Moore at Corunna. .j H 39 wm
With Wolfe in Canada... .j H 39 wn

Won by the Sword.....JH39WO

Wulf the Saxon.........j H 39 wu

Young Buglers ..........jH39yb

Young Carthaginian.......j H 39 yc

Young Colonists ........j H 39 yd

Young Franctireurs ......jH39yf

Young Midshipman . .jH39ym
Herbert Carter's Legacy. Alger.j A1 3 h
Herodotus for Boys and Girls.

White .................j 930 Wh

Hero of Erie. Jas. Barnes. .. .j B 26 h
HIGGINSON, T. W. Young Folks'

History of United States, .j 973 H 1
Hildegarde's Holiday. L. Richards

.......................j R39I1

HILL, A. F. Our Boys.........j H 55

HILL, RANDOLPH. Tom the

Ready .....................j H 551

His Own Master. Trowbridge.j T 75 h
Historic Boys. E. S. Brooks... .j 920 B
Historic Girls. E. S. Brooks.j 920.7 B 1
HOLDER, CHARLES F...Stories

of Animal Life...........j 590 H

Holiday Stories. Fiske ..........j F 54

The Hoosier School-Boy. E. Eg-

gleston .................jEg3h

Hope Benham. N. Perry......j P 421 h

Hospital Sketches. Alcott......j A1 1 h

HOUSE, E. H. The Midnight

Warning ..................j H 81

Household of Glen Holly. Lillie.j L 62 h
HOWARD, BLANCHE W. (Mrs.

Teuffel). Battle and a Boy..j H 83
HOWELLS, W. D. A Boy's

Town*....................j H833

Huckleberry Finn. Twain .....j T 91 h

HUGHES, T. Tom Brown's School

Days .....................j H 87 t

Tom Brown at Oxford.. .j H 87 to

The Hunter's Feast. Reid.....j R 27 hu

Ice Queen. Ingersoll ...........j In 41

Idle Hands. Arthur ...........j Ar 7 i

In Doors and Out. Adams.....j Ad 1 i

In Freedom's Cause. Henty. .j H 39 if
In Greek Waters. Henty.....j H 39 ig

53

In Old New England . Butterworth

.........................j B 98 i

In the Boyhood of Lincoln. But-

terworth ............... .jB98b

In the Heart of the Rockies. Henty

• .......................jH 391*1

In the Reign of Terror. Henty.j H 39 ir
In Times of Peril. Henty. .. . j H 39 it
INGELOW, JEAN. Mopsa the

Fairy ...................j In 4 m

Sister's Bye Hours.......*.. .j In 4 s

Stories Told to a Child.... j In 4 ss
Stories Told to a Child (Second

Series) ................j In 4 st

Studies for Stories .......j In 4 su

INGERSOLL, ERNEST. A Book

of the Ocean .............j 551 I

The Ice Queen ...7.........j In 41

Into Unknown Seas. Ker .....j K 45 i

IRVING, F. B. Six Girls. .......j Ir 8

An Island Refuge. Otis ......j Ot 4 ar

The Island Treasure. Converse, j C 76 i

Isles of the Sea. Adams.......j Ad 1 is

Jack and Jill. Alcott...........j A1 1 j

Jack Archer. Henty .. ..:......j H 39 j

Jack Hazard. Trowbridge......j T 75 j

Jack the Hunchback. Otis.....j Ot 4 j

Jackanapes. Ewing ...........j Ew 5 j

JAQKSON, H. H. Nellie's Silver-

Mine .....................j J 13

Jacobite Exile. Henty .......jH39ja

JAMISON, MRS. C. V. Lady Jane

.........................j J 24 1

Toinette's Philip .......... . j J 24 t

Jan of the Windmill. Ewing. .j Ew 5 jV
A Jaunt Through Java. Ellis... i El 6 j
JAYNE, LIEUT. R. H. (See H.
A Iger, Jr.)

Jed. Goss ....................j G 69 j

JEWETT, SARAH O. Betty Lei-
cester .....................j J 55

Jim of Hellas. L. Richards. .. .j R 39 j
Jimmy Brown. W. L. Alden. .j A1 21 j

Joe Nichols. Oldfellow..........j Ol r

Joe Wayring at Home. Castlemon

.......................j C27 j

Joe's Luck. Alger ............j A1 3 j

John Gay. Abbott ...........j Ab 2 j

JOHNSON, ROSSITER. Phaeton

Rogers ....................j J 63

JOHNSTON, A. FELLOWS. The

Little Colonel .............j J 64

The Jolly Rover. Trowbridge, .j T 75 jo

Jo's Boys. Alcott ............j A1 1 jo

Jo's Opportunity. Lillie .......j L 62 j

Julian Mortimer. Castlemon. .j C 27 ju

Just About a Boy. Phillips......j P 54

KELLOGG, ELIJAH. Ark of Elm

Island .................j K 29 a

Arthur Brown ...........j K 29 ar

Boy Farmers of Elm Island.j K 29 b
Thild of the Island Glen... jK 29 c
Cruise of the Casco ......jK29cr54

JUVENILE.

Fisher Boys of Pleasant Cove

.......................J Kagf

Forest Glen ..............j K 29 fo

Hard Scrabble of Elm Island

.... ..................j K 29 h

Lion Ben.................j K 29 1

Mission of Black Rifle. .. .j K 29 m

Sowed by the Wind ......j K 29 s

A Stout Heart ...........j K 29 so

A Strong Arm ...........j K29sr

Turning of the Tide.......jK29t

The Unseen Hand ........j K 29 u

Whispering Pine..........j K29W

Wolf Run ...............j K 29 wo

Young Deliverers .........jK29y

Young Ship Builders . ...jK29yo
KELLOGG, FRANK E, Boy Duck

Hunters ..................j K 291

KERj DAVID. Into Unknown

Seas ......................jK45i

Lost City .................J.K45I

KING, E. Under the Red Flag. ..j K 58
King of the Golden River. Ruskin.j R 89
KINGSLEY, CHARLES. Water

Babies ........ ...........j K61

KINGSTON, W. H. G. Afloat and

Ashore ................j K 613 a

From powder Monkey to Ad-
miral ................. .jK6i3f

Hendricks the Hunter . .. . j K613 h

Mark Seaworth..........j K6i3m

Peter Trawl .............jK6i3p

Salt Water ..............jK6i3s

Swiss Family Robinson, .j K613 sw

Kittyleen. May ..............j M 45 y

The Knights of Liberty. Butter-

worth .................j B 98 k

Knights of the White Cross. Henty

........................j H 39 lc

Knockabout Club Along Shore.

Stephens...............j 919.8 S

Knockabout Club in the Tropics.

Stephens...............j 9I7-2 S

KNOX, T. W. The Lost Army..j K 77

Lady Jane. Jamison............j J 24 1

LAMB, CHARLES and MARY.

Tales from Shakespeare. . .j L 16
LANG, ANDREW. - The Blue Fairy

Book ...................jL25b

The Book of Romance. .. .j L 25 bo

The Green Fairy Book......j L25g

The Red Fairy Book.......j L 25 r

LANIER, SIDNEY. Boy's Frois-

sart .....................j 94° L

Boy's King Arthur..........j 398 L

Lassie, Paull ..................JP28I

LAURIE, A. Schoolboy Days in

Russia .................. 0 L37

Lawrence's Adventures. Trowbridge

.........................JT75I

Left Behind. Otis. ............jOt4l

LESLIE, MADELINE. Art and

Artlessness .............j L 56 a

Trying to be Useful........j L 56 t

Up the Ladder^............j1 L 56 u

Life on the Mississippi. Twain.j T91 e

Light. Abbott ................. j 535 A

LILLIE, LUCY C. The Colonel's

Money .................j L62 c

Household^of Glen Holly... j L 62 h

Jo's Opportunity ...........jL62j

Mildred's Bargain ........j L 62 m

Nan ......................jL62n

Phil and the Baby........j L 62 p

Rolf House ...............jL62r

Story of Music and Musicians

........ ................j 780 L

Lion Ben. Kellogg ...........JK29I

The Lion of St. Mark. Henty. .j H 39 li
The Lion of the North. Henty. . j H 39 I
Little Arthur's History . of Rome.

Butterworth ............j 937 B 1

Little Book of Profitable Tales.

Field ....................j F 45-

The Little Colonel. Johnston----j J 64

A Little Colonial Dame. Sage. , .j Sa 1

Little Folks Astray. May.....j M 45 o

A Little Girl in Old Boston. Doug-
las ....................J D 74 1

Little Grandfather. May ......j M 45 s

Little Grandmother. May.....j M 45 r

Little Lady Valentine. Paull. .-j P 28 li
Little Lame Prince. Mulock. .. j M 91 1
Little Lord Fauntleroy. Burnett.j B 93 I

Little Men. Alcott ........... . j A111

Little Pitchers. May .........j M 45 w

Little Prudy. May ...........j M 45 c

Little Pussy Willow. Stowe.....j St 7

Little Saint Elizabeth. Burnett, j B 93 li;

Little Women. Alcott ........j A1 I li

Lives of the Hunted. Thompson

.......................j 596 Tt

Living Too Fast. Adams......j Ad 11

The Lost Army. Knox .........j K 77 1

Lost City. Ker ...............j K 45 1

Lost in Nicaragua. Butterworth.j B 98 1
Lost in the Jungle. Du Chaillu

.....................j, 916.6 DI

Lost in the Wilderness. Alger.. j A1 3 1

Lost Lenore. Reid ............j R 27 I

LOTHROP, MRS. (See Margaret
Sidney.)

Louie's Last Term at St. Mary's.

Harris ....... ........j H 245

A Loyal Little Maid. Robinson, .j R 56

- Luck and Pluck. Alger .......j A1 3 lu

Lulu's Library (3 v.). Alcott.j A1 1 In
LUMMIS, CHARLES F. The
Man Who Married the Moon

.......................j 398 L 4-

McCABE, JAMES D., JR. Plant-
ing the Wilderness......j M 12 p

MACDONALD, GEORGE. At the

Back of the North Wind.j M 14 a
Ranald Bannerman's Boyhood

.......................j M 14 r

| McMURRY, L. B. Robinson Cru-
1	soe for Boys and Girls.....j M 22;JUVENILE.

■ 55

McQUADE, J. The Cruise of the

Montauk ................j M 24

The Mail Carrier. Castlemon. .j C 27 m
Man of War Life. Nordhoff. .j N 75 m
The Man Who Married the Moon.

Lufcimis ................J398L4

Maori and Settler. Henty.... j H 39 m
March on London. Henty . . j H 39 ma
Marching to Victory. Coffin, j 973.7 C m
Marcy, the Blockade Runner. Cas-
tlemon ................j C 27 mb

Marcy, the Refugee. Castlemon

......................j C 27 mr

Mark Seaworth. Kingston . .. j K 613 m
Mark, the^Match Boy. Alger.. .j AI3 m

The Maroon. Reid ..........j R 27 m

Mary and Florence. Tytler......j T 99

Mary, Queen of Scots. Abbott.j Ab 2 m
Master of the Strong Hearts. E.

Brooks ................j B 79 m

MAY, SOPHIE (Pseud, of R. S.
Clarke). The Asbury Twins

•......................j M45a

Our Helen ...............j M 45 b

Little Prudy Stories.

Little Prudy ..............j M 45 c

Sister Susy ...............j M 45 d

Captain Horace ...........j M 45 e

Cousin Grace .............j M 45 f

Fairy Book ..............j M 45 g

Dotty Dimple ............j M 45 h

Dotty Dimple Series.

Dotty Dimple at H£r Grand-
mother's .......... . ....jM45i

Dotty Dimple Out West... .j M 45 j
Dotty Dimple at School.. .j M 45 k

Dotty Dimple at< Home.....j M 45 1

Dotty Dimple at Play .... j M 45 m
Dotty Dimple's Flyaway...j M 45 n
Little "Prudy Flyaway Series.

Little Folks Astray........j M 45 o

Prudy Keeping House. ... j M 45 p

Aunt Madge's Story......j M 45 q

Little Grandmother ........j M 45 r

Little Grandfather ........j M 45 s

Miss Thistledown ........j M 45 t

Flaxie Frizzle Stories.

Flaxie Frizzle ............j M 45 u

Doctor Papa .............j M 45 v

Little Pitchers ...........j M 45 w

The Twin Cousins.........j M 45 x

Kittyleen ................j M 45 y

Flaxie Growing Up .......j M 45 z

MAYHEW, HENRY. Boyhood of

Great Men ............j 920 M 1

Boyhood of Martin Luther, j 92 L 97
Story of Peasant Boy Philoso-
pher ........ .........j M 454 p

Wonders of Science......j M 454 w

Young Benjamin Franklin.....

....................j 92 F85 m

MEADE, L. T. A World of Girls

.........................j M 46

Meat Eaters ...................j 599 M

Melody. L. Richards ........jR39t»

Men Who Have Risen .......j 920 M 2

The Midnight Warning House, .j H 81

Mildred's Bargain. Lillie......j L 62 m

A Millionaire at Sixteen. Adams

.......................j Ad 1 m

Miss Thistledown. May ......j M 45 t

A Missing Million. Adams, .j Ad 1 mi
Missing Pocketbook. Castlemon..

..................... j C 27 mx

Mission of Black Rifle. Kellogg.j K 29 m
Mr. Stubb's Brother. Otis....j Ot>4 ro
The Modern Vikings. Boyesen. J B 69 m
Moon Prince. Munkittrick. .j M 923 m
Mopsa, the Fairy. Ingelow. ... j In 4 m
MORLEY, MARGARET. The Bee

People ..................j 595 M

MORRISON, H. S. A Yankee

Boy's Success .......... j M 83 y

MOULTON, L. C. Bed-Time

Stories ...................j M 86

MULOCK, MISS (pseud, of D. M.
Craik). Adventures of a

Brownie ................j M 91 a

The Little Lame Prince.... j M 911

Plucky Boys .............j M 91 p

MUNKITTRICK, R. K. The Moon

Prince ................j M 923 m

MUNROE, KIRK. Campmates. .j M 92 c

Canoemates ...............j M 92 ca

Chrystal, Jack & Co.......j M 92 ch

The Coral Ship ..........j M 92 co

Derrick Sterling .........j M 92 d

Dorymates ..............j M 92 do

The Flamingo Feather.....j M 92 f

The Fur Seal's Tooth... .j M 92 fu

Golden Days of '49........j M 92 g

Prince Dusty .............j M 92 p

Raftmates ...............j M 92 r

. Wakulla ................ .j M 92 w

TVIy Apingi Kingdom. Du Chaillu.

(	.....................j 916.6 Dm

My Days and Nights on the Battle-
field. Coffin ........j 937.7 C my

My Strange Rescue. Oxley.....j 0x4

Mystery of Abel Forefinger. Drys-

dale ...................., j D 84

Nan. Lillie ...................j L 62 n

Narcissa. L. Richards .........jR39n

Neal the Miller. Otis..........j Ot4n

Nellie's Silver Mine. Jackson... .j J 13
A New Robinson Crusoe. W. L.

Alden ................j A1 21 n

No Moss. Castlemon .........j C 27 n

No Surrender. Henty ........j H 39 n

Noble Deeds of American Women.

Clement ...............j 920.7 C

NORDHOFF, CHAS. Man of War

Life ...................j N 75 m

Sailor Life ...............j N 75 s

Norseland Tales. Boyesen.... .j B 69n

Northern Lands. Adams .....j Ad 1 it

Nothing Venture, Nothing Have. jN 8456

JUVENILE.

OBER, F. A. Young Folks' His-
tory of Mexico ..........j 972 O

Old-Fashioned Girl. Alcott... .j A1 1 o
Old Time in the Colonies. Coffin

......................j 973-2 C 1

OLDFELLOW, ALFRED. Joe

Nichols ..................j 01 1

On the Irrawaddy. Henty.....j H 39 o

One of the Twenty-eighth. Henty

• ...................j H39on

OPTIC OLIVER. See W. T.
Adams.

Orange and Green. Henty. .. .j H 39 or
OTIS, JAMES. Adventures of a

Country Boy ............j Ot 4 a

An Amateur Fireman .... j Ot 4 am

Andy's Ward ...........j Ot 4 an

The Boys of 1745 .........j Ot 4 b

Chasing a Yacht ..........j Ot 4 c

Ezra Jordan's Escape ......j Ot 4 e

An Island Refuge ........j Ot 4 ar

Jack the Hunchback........j Ot 4 j

Left Behind ...............j Ot 4 1

Mr. Stubb's Brother ......j Ot 4 m

Neal the Miller ...........j Ot 4 n

Raising the Pearl..........j Ot 4 r

Sarah Dillard's Ride ......j Ot 4 s

Signal Boys of '75........j Ot 4 sc

Silent Pete ...............j Ot 4 si

Tim and Tip ..............j Ot 4 t

Toby Tyler ..............j Ot 4 to

The Treasure Finders......j Ot 4 tr

Under the Liberty Tree.. .. j Ot 4 u
When Israel Putnam Served the

King ...................j Ot 4 w

With Washington at Monmouth

......................j Ot 4 wi

Our Base Ball Club. N. Brooks..

......................j B 791 o

Our Boys. A. F. Hill.......j H 55

Our Boys' and Girls' Tour Around

the World. Anon ....... j 910 O

Our Boys in China. French.....j F 88 c

Our Boys in India. * French. .. .j F88 i

Our Helen. May .............jM45b

Out on the Pampas. Henty. . .j H 39 ou

Outward Bound. Adams.......j Ad 1 o

Over the Andes, Butterworth.. j B 98 o
OXLEY, J. M. My Strange Rescue

........................ .j 0x4

Palace and Cottage. Adams. .. .j Ad 1 p
PANSY. (See Mrs. G. R. Alden.)
Pansy's Scrap Book. Mrs. G. R.

Alden ...................j A1 2 p

The Parson's Miracle. Butterworth

........:...............j B 98 p

Path in the Ravine. Ellis.......j El 6 p

The Patriot School-Master. But-
terworth ...............jB98pa

Paul Prescott's Charge. Alger, .j A1 3 p
PAULL, MRS. G. A. Lassie. . j P 28 1

Little Lady Valentine .....j P 28 li

PEARSON, C. H. Cabin on the

Prairie .................. j P 31 c

The Young Pioneers ......j P3iy

A Peep at Number Five. Phelps

.....................*..j P51P

PERRY, G. B. Uncle Peter's Trust

........................j P 42 u

PERRY, N. Hope Benham. .. j P 421 h

Peter Trawl. Kingston ......jK6i3p

The Peterkin Papers. L. P. Hale.

........................j H 131

Phaeton Rogers. Johnson........j J 63

PHELPS, E. S. Gypsy's Cousin

Joy .....................j P 51 g

A Peep at Number Five... .j P 51 p

Phil and the Baby. Lillie.....j L 62 p

PHILLIPS, W. S. Just About a

Boy ......................j P 54

Phronsie Pepper. Sidney ......jSi2d

Pilgrim's Progress. Bunyan ...jB883
PINKERTON, ALLAN. The Ex-
pressman and Detective. .. . j P 65
The Plant Hunters. Reid . ...jR 27 p
Planting the Wilderness. McCabe

.......................j M 12 p

Plucky Boys. Mulock ........j M 91 p

Plutarch, for Boys and Girls. White

.....................j 930 Wp

The Pocket Measure. Mrs. G. R.

Alden ..................j A1 2 po

The Pocket Rifle. Trowbridge, j T 75 p
Polly Oliver's Problem. Wiggin. .

......................j W 63 po

Poor and Proud. Adams ... .j Ad 1 po
Poor Boy and Merchant Prince.

Thayer ...................j T 33

PRATT, MRS. M. E. Rhoda Thorn-
ton's Girlhood ............j P 88

PRENTICE, HARRY. Captured

by Apes ..................j P91

Prince and Pauper. Twain. . .j T 91 pr

Prince Dusty. Munroe . ......j M 92 p

Prince Lazybones. Hays .....j H 33 pr

Prince Tip-Top. Bouvet ......jB66p

The Princess Idleways. Hays, .j H 33 p

Proverb Stories. Alcott ........j A1 tp

Prudy Keeping House. May..jM45p
Puddin'head Wilson. Twain, .j T91 pu
PYLE, HOWARD. Robin Hood

• .........................j P99

PYRNELLE, L. C. Diddie, Dumps

and Tot ...........P 993

The Quadroon. Reid .........j R 27 q

The Quartet. Stoddard .......j St 6 q

Queen Hildegarde. L. Richards, j R 39 q
Queer Stories. E. Eggleston. .. j Eg 3 q*,
Rab and His Friends. Dr. J. Brown

........................ .j B81

Raftmates. Munroe ..........j M 92 r

Ragged Dick. Alger ..........j A1 3 r

Raising the Pearl. Otis........jOt4r

Ranald Bannerman's Boyhood. Mac-

donald .................jMi4r

The Randolphs. Mrs. G. R. Alden

........................j A1 2 r

Rangers and Regulators. Reid.jR27rJUVENILE.

57

RASPE. Travels of Baron Mun-
chausen ...................j R 18

RAY, A. C. Teddy; Her Book.. .j R21
RAYMOND, R. W. Children's

Week ....................j R 213

Real Boys and Girls.............j R 23

Red Cross. Adams ...........j Ad 1 r

Red Fairy Book. Lang........j L 25 r

The Red Mustang. Stoddard, .j St 6 r
Redeeming the Republic. Coffin. .

.......................j 973-7 cr

Redskin and Cowboy. Henty. .j H 39 r
REID, MAYNE. The Cliff-Climb-
ers ......................j R 27 c

The Headless Horseman. .. . j R 27 h

The Hunter's Feast........j R 27 hu

Lost Lenore ...............j R 27 1

The Maroon .............j R 27 m

The Plant Hunters ........j R 27 p

The Quadroon ............j R 27 q

Rangers and Regulators. .. .j R 27 r

The Scalp-Hunters ........j R 27 s

The War-Trail ..........j R 27 w

The Wood-Rangers ......j R 27 wo

Reuben's Hindrances. Mrs. G. R.

Alden .................j A1 2 re

Rhoda Thornton's Girlhood. Pratt

.........................j P88

RICHARDS, LAURA E. Captain

January .................j R 39 c

Hildegarde's Holidays . ... j R 39 h

Jim of Hellas .............j R 39 j

Melody ..................j R 39 m

Narcissa ..................j R 39 n

Queen Hildegarde ........j R 39 q

RICHARDS, W. C. Harry's Vaca-
tion ....................j R 391

Risen from the Ranks. Alger, .j A1 3 ri

Robin Hood. Pyle..............j P 99

ROBINSON, EDITH. A Loyal

Little Maid ...............j R 56

Robinson Crusoe. De Foe......j D 36 r

Robinson Crusoe for Boys and

Girls. McMurry..........j M 22

Rod and Gun Club. Castlemon. .j C 27 r
Rodney the Overseer. Castlemon.

........................j C 27 ro

Rodney the Partisan. Castlemon..

........................j C 27 rp

Rolf House. Lillie ...........j L 62 r

Rollo in Geneva. Abbott......j Ab 2 rg

Rollo in Naples. Abbott......jAb2rn

Rollo in Switzerland. Abbott, j Ab 2 rs
Rollo on the Atlantic. Abbott, .j Ab'2 ra
Roman Life in the Days of Cicero.

Church ................j 937 C ir

Rose in Bloom. Alcott ........j A11 r

Rosemary and Rue. Champney.j C 35 r
ROSENBERG, C. G. Buckskin

Mose .....................j R 72

Rough and Ready. Alger . .. .j A1 3 ro
Round the World. Smiles . .. . j Sm 4 r
Roving Commission. Henty. .j H 39 ro
Roy Gilbert's Search. Chipman.j C 44 r

Rufus and Rose. Alger.......j A1 3 ru

RUSKIN, JOHN. King of the

Gulden River...............j R 89

Ruth Erskine's Crosses. Mrs. G.

R. Alden ..............j A1 2 ru

SAGE. A. C. A Little Colonial

Dame .....................j Sa 1

The Sailor Boy. Adams......j Ad 1 sa

A Sailor in Spite of Himself. Cas-
tlemon ......>............j C 27 s

Sailor Jack, the Trader. Castle-
mon ....................j C 27 sj

Sailor Life. Nordhoff.........j N 75 s

St. Bartholomew's Eve. Henty.jH39sb
St. George for England. Henty. .

........ ...............j H 39 sg

Salt Water. Kingston........jK6i3s

Sara Crewe. Burnett ..........j B 93 s

Sarah Dillard's Ride. Otis . ...jOt4S

The Scalp-Hunters. Reid.....j R 27 s

Schoolboy Days in Russia. Laurie

.........................j L 37

SCHWATKA, FREDERICK. The

Children of the Cold......j Sell 9

SCUDDER, H. E. The Bodleys

Afoot ................j Scu 3 ba

The Bodleys on Wheels, .j Scu 3 bo
The Bodleys Telling Stories

.....................j Scu 3 bt

The English Bodley Family...

...............j 914.2 S

The Viking Bodleys ......j Scu 3 v

Sea-Kings and Naval Heroes. Ed-
gar ..................... .j 920 E

Sea Yarns for Boys and Girls. Hen-
derson ........... .....j H 38 s

The Seat of Empire. Coffin. . .j 917.3 C
SEA WELL, M. E. Decatur and

Somers ...................j Se 1

Shamrock and Thistle. Adams...

.......................j Ad 1 sh

Side by Side. Mrs. G. R. Alden.j A1 2 s
SIDNEY, MARGARET {pseud, of
Mrs. Lothrop). Five Little
Peppers and How They Grew

.........................j Si 2 a

Five Little Peppers Midway.j Si 2 b
Five Little Peppers Grown Up

.........................j Si 2 c 1

Phronsie Pepper ...........j Si 2 d

Stories Polly Pepper Told., j Si 2 e
Adventures of Joel Pepper..j Si 2 f
Sidney Martin's Christmas. G. R.

Alden ...................jAl2si

Signal Boys. G. C. Eggleston. j Eg 31 s

Signal Boys of '75. Otis......j Ot 4 sc

Silent Pete. Otis..............j Ot 4 si

The Silver Medal. Trowbridge, j T 75 s

Silver Pitchers. Alcott ........j A1 1 s

Sink or Swim. Alger..........j A1 3 s

Sister Susy. May ............j M 45 d

Sister's Bye Hours. Ingelow.. .j In 4 s

Six Boys. Champney .........j C 35 s

Six Girls. Irving ................j Ir 858

JUVENILE.

Six Little Girls. G. R. Alden. .j A1 2 sm
Six O'Clock in the Evening. G. R.

Alden ..................j A1 2 sn

Six to Sixteen. Ewing........j Ew 5 s

SMILES, SAMUEL. Round the

World ..................j Sm 4 r

Snagged and Sunk. Castlemon. j C 27 sn

Snowed Up. Castlemon ......j C 27 so

The Soldier Boy. Adams......j Ad 1 so

Some Young Heroines. G. R. Al-
den ....................j A1 2 so

Southern Soldier Stories. G. C. Eg-

gleston ................j Eg 31 so

Sowed by the Wind. Kellogg. . .j K 29 s
Spinning Wheel Stories. Alcott.j A1 1 sp
Spun from Facts. G. R. Alden. .j A1 2 sp
STARR, FREDERICK. American

Indians .................j 97^-3 S

The Steel Horse. Castlemon.1. j C 27 st
STEPHENS, C. A. Knockabout

Club Alongshore........j 919.8 S

Knockabout Club in the Trop-
ics ......................j 917.2 S

STOCKTON, F. R. Buccaneers
and Pirates of Our Coast. .

■ .....................j St 59 b

Stories of the Three Burglars.

........................j St 59 s

STODDARD, W. O. Chris, the

Model Maker ............j St 6 c

Dab Kinzer................j St 6 d

The Quartet ...............j St 6 q

The Red Mustang..........j St 6 r

The Talking Leaves ........j St 6 t

Tom and the Money King, .j St 6 to

Two Arrows . ...«.........j St 6 tw

Winter Fun ...............j St 6 w

Stor
Stor
Stor

Stor
Stor

Stor
Stor

Stor

Stor
Stor

Stor

Stor
Stor

Stor

Stor

Stor

es and Tales. Anderson. . ..j An 2 s

es for Boys. Davis........j D 29

es. from Herodotus. Church.

........ . • ......••......j 930 C I

es from Virgil. Church, .j 873 C st
es of Adventure. E. E. Hale.

.........................j 910 H

es of Animal Life. Holder, .j 590 H
es of Discovery. E. E. Hale..

.......................j 910 H s

es of Invention. E. E. Hale..

........................j 926 H

es of War. E. E. Hale, .j 973.7 H 1
es of the Gorilla Country. Du

Chaillu ...............j 916.7 D s

es of the Old World. Church

......................-j 873 C s

es of the Sea. E, E. Hale.j 910 H st
es of the Three Burglars. Stock-
ton .....................j St 59 s

es Polly Pepper Told. Sidney

...............'...........j Si 2 e

es Told to a Child. Ingelow.

........................j In 4 ss

es Told to a Child (Second
Series) ............•.....j In 4 st

The Story Hour. Wiggin and

Smith ............... .. . j W 63 s

Story of a Bad Boy. Aldrich... . j A1 24
Story of a Peasant Boy Philosopher.

Mayhew ...............j M 454 p

Story of a Short Life. Swing, j Ew 5 st
The Story of Liberty. Coffin, .j 940 C 1
Story of Music and Musicians. Lil-

lie .....*.................j 780 L

Story of the Persian War. Church

......................: • j 935 C

A Stout Heart. Kellogg......j K 29 so

STOWE, H. B. Little Pussy Wil-
low .......................j St 7

Strange Sights Abroad. Adams.j Ad 1 st
Strange Stories from History. G. C.

Eggleston .............j Eg 31 st

Strive and Succeed. Alger . ...j A1 3 so

Strong and Steady. Alger.....j A1 3 si

A Strong Arm. Kellogg......jK29sr

Struggles and Triumphs. P. T.

Barnum, ................j 92 B 26

Studies for Stories. Ingelow. .j In 4 su
Sturdy and Strong. Henty. .. .j H 39 st
A Summer in a Canon. Wiggin. .

.......................j W 63 su

Sunny Shores. Adams .......j Ad I su

Sweet William. Bouvet........j B 66 s

SWETT, SOPHIE. Captain Polly

.........................j Sw 4 c

Flying Hill Farm..........j Sw 4 f

Swiss Family Robinson. Kingston

......................j K 613 sw

Swiss Family Robinson. Anon. .jSw6

Sylvia and Bruno. Carroll......j C 23 s

Sylvia and Bruno Concluded. Car-
roll ....................j C 23 sy

Tales from Shakespeare. Lamb, .j L 16
Tales of the Birds. Fowler... .j 598 F
Tales of the Caravan, Inn and Pal-
ace. tTauff ...............j H 29

The Talking Leaves. Stoddard, j St 6 t
Tanglewood Tales. N. Hawthorne

.......................j H 3111

Tecumseh. Gordon .............j G 65

Teddy, Her Book. Ray........ .jR2i

Ten Boys. Andrews ........jAn22t

TEUFFEL, MRS. {See Blanche W.

Howard.)

THAYER, W. M. Poor Boy and

Merchant Prince ..........j T 33

Youths' History of the Rebel-
lion. 4 v...............j 973-7 T

THOMPSON, ERNEST SETON.

Lives of the Hunted. ... j 596 TI
Trail of the Sandhill Stag.j 596 T t
Wild Animals I Have Known

......................j 596 T w

Thousand Miles' Walk Across South

America. N. H. bishop, .j 918 B
Three Vassar Girls Abroad. Champ-

ney ....................j C 35 ta

Three Vassar Girls in Italy. Champ-

ney ......................j C 35 tiJUVENILE.

59,

Three Vassar Girls in South Amer-
ica. Champney .........j C 35 ts

Through Russian ' Snows. Henty.

•.......................j H 39 ta

Through the Fray. Henty....j H 39 tb
Through the Looking Glass. Car-
roll* ......................j C 23 t

Through the Sikh War. Henty.

.........................j H 39 tc

Tiger of Mysore. Henty......j H 39 ti

Tim and Tip. Otis.............j Ot 41

Timothy's Quest. Wiggin.....j W 63 t

Tinkham Brothers' Tidemill. Trow-
bridge ...................j T 75 t

Tip Lewis. G. R. Alden ......j A1 2 ti

Toby Tyler. Otis ............jOt4to

Toinette's Philip. Jamison ... .j J 24 t
Tom and the Money-King. Stod-
dard ....................j St 6 to

Tom Brown at Oxford. Hughes..

........................j H 87 to

Tom Brown's School Days.

Hughes ..................j H 87 t

Tom Newcombe. Castlemon.... j C 27 t
Tom Temple's Career. Alger, .j A1 3 to

Tom the Ready. R. Hill.......j H 551

TOMLINSON, E. T. Boy Sol-
diers of 1812 ..............j T 59

Trail of the Sandhill Stag. Thomp-
son .....................j 596Tt

The Train Boy. Alger. ... .. .j A1 3 tr
Travels of Baron Munchausen.

Raspe ....................j R 18

The Treasure Finders. Otis.. . j Ot 4 tr

Treasury of Fairy Tales.........j F 16

TROWBRIDGE, J. T. Cudjo's

Cave ...................j T 75 cu

Tinkham Brothers' Tidemill.j T 75 t
Jack Hazard Series.

A Chance for Himself.....j T 75 c

Lawrence's Adventures......j T 75 1

Jack Hazard...............j T 75 j

Doing His Best ...........j T 75 d

Fast Friends ..............j T 75 f

The Young Surveyor.....j T 75 yo

Silver Medal Series.

Bound in Honor ..........j T 75 b

His Own Master . .........j T 75 h

The Jolly Rover ..........j T 75 jo

The Pocket Rifle..........j T 75 p

The Silver Medal .........j T 75 s

Young Joe ..............».jT75y

True Story of Abraham Lincoln.

E. Brooks ...............j B 79 1

True Story of Benjamin Franklin.

E. Brooks ..............j B 79 f

True Story of George Washington.

E. Brooks ..............j B 79 w

True to His Colors. Castlemon.j C 27 tr
True to the Old Flag. Henty. j H 39 tr

Try and Trust. Alger........j A1 3 ty

Trying to be Useful. Leslie____j L 56 t

Turning of the Tide. Kellogg, .j K29t

TWAIN, MARK (pseud. S. L.
Clemens.)

The Adventures of Tom Saw-
yer ......................j T 911

Huckleberry Finn .........j T 91 h

Life on the Mississippi. .. .. .j T 91 1
Prince and the Pauper . .. . j T 91 pr

Puddin'head Wilson......j T 91 pu

Twelve Nights in a Hunters' Camp.

Barrows .................j B 27

The Twin Cousins. May .... j M 45 x

Two Arrows. Stoddard ......j St 6 tw

Two Boys. G. R. Alden......j A1 2 tw

The Two Elsies. Finley......j F 49 k

TYTLER, A. F. Mary and Flor-
ence .....................j T 99

Uncle Peter's Trust. G. B. Perry

.........................j P 42 u

Uncle Remus. Harris .........j 398 H

Under Drake's Flag. Henty. ..j H 39 ud
Under the Liberty Tree. Otis, .j Ot 4 u

Under the Lilacs. Alcott......j A1 1 u

Under the Red Flag. King......j K 58

Under ^ Wellington's Command.

Henty .................jH39uw

The Unseen Hand. Kellogg, .j K 29 u
Up and Down the Nile. Adams, .j Ad 1 u

Up the Baltic. Adams....... .j Ad 1 ub

Up the Ladder. Leslie ........j L 56 u

The Valiant Runaways. Atherton

v........................jAt4

The Viking Bodleys. Scudder.j Scu 3 v

Vine and Olive. Adams ......j Ad 1 v

Wakulla. Munroe ..........j M92 w

The Wampum Belt. Butterworth

..................... .. j B 98 w

Wanted. G. R. Alden.........j A1 2 w

The War-Trail. Reid.........j R 27 w

Water Babies . Kingsley .......jK6i

Way of the World. Adams, .j Ad 1 w
What Mr. Darwin Saw. Anon.j 508.3 W
What They Couldn't. G. R. Alden

......................j A1 2 wh

When Israel Putnam Served the

King. Otis .............j Ot 4 w

When London Burned. Henty. j H 39 w
Whispering Pine. Kellogg. .. . j K 29 w
WHITE, J. S. Herodotus for Boys

and Girls ..............j 930 W h

Plutarch for Boys and Girls.

.....................j 930 W p

Who Was Paul Grayson? Habber-

ton ......................j H ir

WIGGIN, K. D. Bird's Christmas

Carol . ..................j W63b

Polly Oliver's Problem, .j W 63 po

The Story Hour ..........j W 63 s

A Summer in a Canon, .j W 63 su

Timothy's Quest ..........j W 63 t

Wild Animals 1 Have Known.

Thompson .............j 596 T w

Wild Life Under the Equator. Du

Chaillu..............j 916.6 Dw6o

JUVENILE.

The William Henry Letters. Diaz

, . .........................j D 54

Winning His Way. Coffin.....j C 65 w

Winter Fun. Stoddard .......j St 6 w

Witch Winnie in Holland. Champ-

ney ...................j C 35 wh

Witch Winnie in Paris. Champ-

ney ....................j C 35 wp

Witch Winnie in Spain. Champ-

ney ....................j C 35 ws

Witch WJinnie in Venice. Champ-

ney ............ .......j C 35 wv

Witch Winnie in Versailles. Champ-

ney ...................j C 35 ww

Witch Winnie's Mystery. Champney

.....................j C 35 wm

Witch Winnie's Studio. Champ-
ney . .................-j C 35 wt

With Clive in India. Kenty. .j H 39 wc
With Cochran the Dauntless. Henty

.....................j H 39 wd

With Frederick the Great. Henty

----•.	.........j H 39 wf

With Lee in Virginia. Henty.j H 39 wl
With Moore at Corunna. Henty..

. .. .................j H 39 wm

With Washington at Monmouth.

Otis ...................j Ot 4 wi

With Wolfe in Canada. Henty...

• ...................j H 39 wn

Wolf ,Run. Kellogg. ........j K 29 wo

Won by the Sword. Henty.j H 39 wo
Wonder Book. N. Hawthorne....

........ ..............j H 311 w

Wonder Stories Told for Children.

Anderson .............j A11 2 w

Wonder Tales from Wagner. Cha-

pin . ..................... .j 782 C

Wonderful Adventures. josiah

Barnes ...................j B 261

Wonders of Science. Mayhew...

................... • • J M 454 w

The Wood Rangers. Reid.. .j R 27 wo

A World of Girls. Meade .....j M 46

WRIGHT, M. O. Four-Footed

Americans ...............j 599 W

Wulf the Saxon. Henty.....j H 39 wu

A Yankee Boy's Success. Morri-
son .................... . j M 83 y

The Yankee Middy. Adams, .j Ad 1 y
Yankee Ships and Yankee Sailors.

J. Barnes ...............j B 26 y

YONGE, C. M. Young Folks' His-
tory of France ...........j 944 Y

Young Folks' History of Ger-

many ...................j 943 Y

Young Folks' History of Greece.

..........................j 938 Y

x oung Folks' History of Rome

........................J 937 Y

\oung Benjamin Franklin. May-

hew .................j 92 F 85 m

Young Buglers. Henty ..... .j H 39 yb
Young Carthaginian. Henty. .j H 39 yc
Young Colonists. Henty. .. .j H 39 yd
Young Deliverers. Kellogg. .. . j K 29 y
Young Folks' History of America.

Butterworth ...........j 973 B 1

Young Folks' History of , France.

Yonge . ..................j 944 Y

Young Folks' History of Germany.

Yonge ...................j 943 Y

Young Folks' History of Greece.

Yonge ...................j 938Y

Young Folks' History of Mexico.

Ober .....................j 972 O

Young Folks' History of Rome.

Yonge ...................j 937 Y

Young Folks' History of the Civil

War, 4 v. Thayer.......j 973.7 T

Young Folks' History of the United

States. Higginson .....j 973 II 1

Young Franctireurs. Henty. .. j H 39 yf

A Young Hero. Ellis .........j El 6 y

Young Joe. Trowbridge.......j T 75 y

A Young Knight-Errant. Adams..

..... .................j Ad 1 yk

The Young Lieutenant. Adams. .

........................j Ad 1 yl

Young Midshipman. Henty . .j H 39 ym
The Young Navigators. Adams..

......................j Ad 1 yn

Young Pioneers. Pearson.....j P 31 y

The Young Pretenders. Fowler, .j F 82
The Young Rancher. Ellis . .. .j El 6yo
Young Ship Builders. Kellogg.j K 29 yo
The Young Surveyor. Trowbridge

............ ...........j T 75 yo

Young Wild Fowlers. Castlen^on

..........................}C27y

Zigzag Journeys in Classic Lands.

Butterworth ............j 914 B 1

Zigzag Journeys in Europe. Butter-
worth ................j 914 B 1 e

Zigzag Journeys in Northern Lands.

Butterworth ...........j 914 Bin

Zigzag Journeys in the Occident.

Butterworth..........j 917.3 B 2

Zigzag Journeys in the Orient. But-
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