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In accordance with the vote passed at the last annual town meeting the Commissioners have bought the Richardson field and the Berry lot adjoining, at a less price than was ap- propriated for the purpose. As some filling is needed on these lots, the Commissioners will allow ashes, loam and suitable filling materials to be deposited there under their directions, but no tin cans, papers, or offensive materials will be allowed there. As the street department each year col- lects a large amount of good material for top-dressing, the Commissioners ask that such amount of it as they may need may be put at their disposal.
Respectfully submitted, ALBERT POOR, CHARLES L. CARTER, ARTHUR BLISS,
Park
Commissioners.
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Park Commissioners' Account.
Received
$500 00
Expended for tools, etc.
45 ft. Extension Ladder,
$13 50
Tools, etc.,
13 94
Repairing tools,
60
$28 04
Expended in Carmel Woods,
1 Seat,
$5 97
12 Hemlocks and 12 Rhododendrons, 12 00
Cartage of trees,
1 67
Setting out and watering trees,
2 70
Cutting and burning bushes,
66 56
Pruning trees,
104 87
Painting fence, etc.,
11 61
Stock & Labor,
1 96
$207 34:
Expended on Wayside trees,
40 maples, 25 lindens, 20 beeches etc.,
$53 50
Cartage of trees,
4 21
23 loads of loam & carting,
22 78
Setting out trees,
6 75
Watering trees,
9 20
Pruning trees,
166 31
Removing elm tree near Waldo place,
1
$263 75
Total expenditure,
$499 13
Balance unexpended.
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$500 00 $500 00
PUNCHARD FREE SCHOOL.
The Trustees of the Punchard Free School submit to the Town this account showing their Receipts and Expenditures for the year 1899, and the Condition of the Fund at the close of the year.
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR 1899.
PRINCIPAL.
Amount of the General Fund,
$75005 00
Invested as follows :
Real Estate Mortgages
$74400 00
In Andover Savings Bank,
55 00
Deposit in Andover National Bank,
550 00
$75005 00
BARNARD PRIZE FUND.
Ten shares preferred stock of Union Pacific Railway.
Dividend on same, on hand Dec. 31, 1899, $20 00
$20 00
INCOME.
Balance on hand January 1, 1899,
$ 567 84
Interest collected on mortgage loans,
3919 88
Interest collected on Trust Co. deposit,
17 79
Tuition paid by one non-resident pupil,
45 00
Book assessment,
325 00
$4875 51
Expenses as per statement,
$4153 49
* Balance on hand December 31, 1899,
722 02
$4875 51
EXPENSES IN DETAIL.
Frank O. Baldwin, Principal,
$1798 71
Mary E. Dern, Assistant,
650 00
Jean S. Pond, Assistant,
584 00
Eric A. Starbuck, Assistant,
589 35
Frederic Palmer, Chairman Visiting Committee,
100 00
Geo. H. Poor, Treasurer,
200 00
American Express Co.,
1 00
Andover Press,
9 75
Amount carried forward,
$3932 81
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Amount brought forward,
$3932 81
C. C. Bourne, tuning piano,
2 50
G. C. Cannon, filling diplomas,
5 00
G. A. Higgins & Co., school supplies,
128 01
L. E. Knott Apparatus Co., school supplies,
76 02
G. H. Parker, school supplies,
6 30
Revenue Stamps,
. 00
1 85
B. B. Tuttle, express, Total expenses,
$4153 49
THE BARNARD PRIZE FUND.
Prior to the competition for the Barnard Prizes in June but one divi- dend, $25.00, had been received from this fund. Mr. J. W. Barnard gen- erously contributed $15.00 to make up the amount to #40.00, which was distributed. It is reasonably sure that the fund will yield $40.00 per annum hereafter.
The investment continues in the stock given by Mr. Barnard, namely, 10 shares of Union Pacific Railroad Company's preferred stock.
GEO. H. POOR,
TREASURER.
January 1, 1900.
Examined and found correct,
GEORGE A. PARKER, M. E. GUTTERSON, AUDITORS.
* The balance of income on hand is larger by $122.75 than it should be, bills to that amount incurred last year not having been presented to the treasurer until after Jan, 1st, 1900.
FREDERIC PALMER, HORACE H. TYER,
FRANK R. SHIPMAN,
G. A. ANDREWS,
GEORGE A. PARKER, MYRON E. GUTTERSON,
GEORGE H. POOR, SAM'L H. BOUTWELL,
TRUSTEES.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
OF
FINANCE COMMITTEE, 1900
The following is a list of appropriations, recommended by the Committee of Fifteen :
Schools.
$21500 00
School-Houses,
2500 00
School-Books and Supplies,
1500 00
Highways and Bridges,
3000 00
Macadamized Roads,
3000 00
And the amounts received for street sprinkling and from the Street R. R., and for the use of the Town teams.
Sidewalks,
1000 00
$750.00 of this amount is to be expended under the "Betterment Act."
Removing Snow,
1000 00
Horses and Drivers,
3500 00
Street Lighting,
4150 00
Town Officers,
6000 00
Of this amount salaries to be paid as follows :
Clerk, $1000 00
Treasurer, (He to furnish his own bond) 400 00
Selectmen, (3) 325 00
Overseers of Poor, (3) 350 00
Assessors (3)
1350 00
Auditors, (2)
60 00
Board of Public Works for expenses, 50 00
School Committee for expenses,
50 00
Amount carried forward,
$47150 00
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Amount brought forward,
$47150 00
Public Works,
Maintenance,
$6500 00
Construction,
1000 00
Sinking Funds,
750 00
8250 00
Sinking Fund for Memorial Hall Notes
300 00
Fire Department,
Maintenance,
$3000 00
Fire Alarm,
300 00
New Hose,
500 00
Town House,
1500 00
Almshouse,
5000 00
Repairs on Almshouse,
300 00
State Aid,
1600 00
Military Aid,
250 00
Relief out of Almshouse,
6000 00
State Tax,
4000 00
County Tax,
4000 00
Abatement of Taxes,
1000 00
Interest, on Bonds, Funds and Notes,
14000 00
Redemption of Bonds, voted Oct. 21, 1899,
5000 00
Notes Payable,
Sewer Loan,
$3000 00
Park Loan,
1700 00
Printing and Stationery,
1500 00
Miscellaneous,
1500 00
Memorial Day,
200 00
Insurance,
600 00
Spring Grove Cemetery,
300 00
And proceeds of sale of Lots.
Hay Scales, 50 00
Amount carried forward,
$111000 00
4700 00
3800 00
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Amount brought forward,
$111000 00
Park Commission, Public Dump,
350 00
50 00
Total,
$111400 00
Respectfully submitted,
For the Committee, JOHN W. BELL, Secretary.
The Selectmen make the above recommendations for the ensuing year, as adopted by the Finance Committee,
WM. G. GOLDSMITH, SAMUEL H. BOUTWELL,
Selectmen
of
JOHN S. STARK,
Andover.
TOWN WARRANT.
ESSEX, SS: To either of the Constables of the Town of Andover. GREETING :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Andover qualified to vote in town affairs, to meet and assemble in the Town House, in said Andover, on Mon- day, the fifth day of March, 1900, at eight, A. M., to act on the following articles:
Article 1st. - To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting.
Article 2nd. - To choose Town Clerk, Treasurer, Col- lector of Taxes, three members of the Board of Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor for one year, one mem- ber of the Board of Health for three years, three members of the School Committee for three years, one Trustee of the Memorial Hall for seven years, one Trustee of the Cornell Fund for three years, one Park Commissioner for three years, one member of the Board of Public Works for three years, one Tree Warden for one year, one or more Auditors of Accounts, Constables, Fence Viewers, Field Drivers, Sur- veyors of Lumber, a pound keeper, Fire Wards, and any other officers the town may determine to choose.
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Article 3rd. - To take action on the following question : " Shall licenses be granted for the sale of Intoxicating Liquors in this town?"
Article 4th. - To determine what sums of money shall be appropriated for Schools, School-houses, School-books and Supplies, Highways and Bridges, Macadamized Roads, Side- walks, Removing Snow, Horses and Drivers, Street Lighting, Town Officers, Public Works, Sinking Fund for Memorial Hall Notes, Fire Department, Town House, Almshouse, Re- pairs on Almshouse, State Aid, Military Aid, Relief out of Almshouse, State Tax, County Tax, Abatement of Taxes, Interest on Bonds, Funds and Notes, Redemption of Bonds, Voted Oct. 21, 1889, Notes Payable, Printing and Stationery, Miscellaneous, Memorial Day, Insurance, Spring Grove Cem- etery, Hay Scales, Park Commission, Public Dump and other town charges and expenses.
Article 5th. - To see if the Town will authorize the issue of twenty thousand dollars of Sewer Bonds for construction purposes on petition of the Board of Public Works.
Article 6th. - To see if the Town will appoint a com- mittee to readjust the grades of the streets and appropriate a sum of money therefor on petition of the Board of Public Works.
Article 7th. - To see if the Town will purchase the land adjoining the Town Farm owned by J. C. Foster of Oakland, Cal , and known as the Brick Yard property (containing about twenty-two acres) and appropriate a sum of money therefor on petition of T. F. Pratt and others.
Article 8th. - To see if the town will locate and maintain three incandescent lamps on Main street in Scotland District'
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one near B. F. Holt's, one at four-corners near the late resi- dence of John B. Abbott, one at four-corners near Wm. H. Carter's, and appropriate a sum of money therefor on pe- tition of Newton Jaquith and others.
Article 9th. - To see if the Town will locate and main- tain an incandescent lamp on Lowell street near James H. Kibbee's, and appropriate a sum of money therefor on pe- tition of C. H. Kibbee and others.
Article 10th. - To see if the town will put all shrubs and bushes on the roadsides in charge of the Tree Warden on petition of the Park Commissioners and others.
Article 11th. - To see if the Town will appropriate a sum sufficient to place a marker of the Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, at the grave of each revolutionary soldier or sailor buried in this town, the expense not to ex- ceed one dollar each, on recommendation of the above named society.
Article 12th. - To hear and act upon the report of the Selectmen in regard to appropriating a sum of money suf- ficient to widen Chester street in Ballardvale, beginning at a point on Lowell street and running southwesterly about. six hundred feet.
Article 13th. - To see if the Town will vote that official ballots shall hereafter be used in town elections according to section 360, Chapter 548 of the Acts of 1898, on petition of B. M. Allen and others.
Article 14th. - To see if the Town will vote to lower the bed of Roger's Brook, so called. and appropriate a sum of money therefor on petition of A. P. Richardson and others.
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Article 15th. - To see if the Town will appropriate one hundred and fifty dollars to lower the Culvert on School street between the residences of Mrs. Esther H. Byers and E. K. Jenkins.
Article 16th. - To see if the Town will accept and adopt the new town Seal as recommended by the State Commis- missioner of Public Records.
Article 17th. - To act on the reports of the Town Officers.
Article 18. - To see if the Town will revise and accept the list of names of Jurors prepared and posted by the Se- lectmen.
Article 19th. - To fix the pay of the Firemen for the en- suing year.
Article 20th. - To determine the method of collecting the taxes for the ensuing year.
Article 21st. - To determine the disposition of unex- pended appropriations.
Article 22nd. - To authorize the Treasurer to hire money for the use of the Town in anticipation of Taxes, upon the approval of the Selectmen.
Article 23rd. - To determine the amount of money to be raised by taxation the ensuing year.
Article 24th. - To transact any other business that may legally come before the meeting.
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Hereof fail not, and make due return of this Warrant with your doings theron, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of meeting.
Given under our hands at Andover, this sixteenth day of February, in the year nineteen hundred.
WM. G. GOLDSMITH, SAMUEL H. BOUTWELL, JOHN S. STARK,
Selectmen of Andover
MEMORIAL HALL.
TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
The event of special interest in the affairs of Memorial Hall, during the past year, has been the important step made by the Trustees toward the realization of the pro- visions of the Will of the late John Cornell. It may have seemed to some that the enjoyment of this gift has been a long time in reaching the people of Andover. But it is by this delay that the Trustees are now able to present to the Public, the pictures of the Cornell Legacy under con- ditions that render them at the same time accessible and useful.
The accumulated interest of the Cornell fund, received some six years ago, supplied the means by which the un- finished attic of the Memorial Hall has been shaped into the beautiful room, furnished, warmed, and properly lighted, that now holds the beginning of an Art Collection, which the Trustees hope will prove a centre of continually growing interest, drawing to itself, year by year, a few new acquis- itions, and availing itself in some measure, of the improve- ments in the arts of reproduction that the future may de- velop. The unexpended part of the fund, available for such a growth, will ensure the realization of this plan for some years. When there is no longer a place for all our pictures in the Art Room, the other apartments and corridors of the building will be, gradually, furnished with them.
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In response to a request, signed by a number of our citi- zens, the Trustees have tried for a full year the experiment of opening the Reading Room on Sundays, during the after- noon and evening hours. A careful account, kept by the Librarian, of the attendance, shows so small a number availing themselves of the privilege, that the Trustees do not feel warranted in continuing the Sunday opening longer.
For further interesting statistics we refer the reader to the report of the Treasurer and the Librarian.
Respectfully submitted :
JOSEPH W. SMITH, FRANCIS H. JOHNSON, E. KENDALL JENKINS, JOSEPH A. SMART, FREDERIC S. BOUTWELL, GEO. W. FOSTER, C. C. CARPENTER,
ANDOVER, Feb. 14, 1900.
TRUSTEES.
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Frederic S. Boutwell, Treasurer of Trustees of Memorial RECEIPTS.
Feb. 1, 1899. To cash balance from last year,
$1949 82
66 15,
Town Treasurer, Dog tax, 1898,
588 87
Apr. 3,
66 Interest on mortgage, 125 00
Oct. 7, Balance of Edward Taylor Fund,
200 00
Oct. 10, 66 Interest on mortgage,
125 00
Nov. 3,
Town Treasurer. interest on town notes,
1400 00
Dec. 18,
Cornell Purchase Fund,
1000 00
29, “ Payment on mortgage,
1000 00
Jan. 8, 1900. Ballard Holt, fines and rents,
45 38
66
66
66 use of books,
6 36
66 66
66 sale of old books,
5 75
66
66 66
66 66 sale of catalogues,
12 50
17, 66 66 sale of Art Room catalogues,
6 85
22, 66 Cornell Purchase Fund,
500 00
66
66
Interest from Savings Banks,
419 32
$7384 85
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Hall, in account with the Town of Andover, Mass. EXPENDITURES.
$893 50
James O. Bradshaw, salary,
56 00
Harriet W Carter, salary,
7 00
Andover Electric Co., lighting,
185 69
Little, Brown & Co., books,
381 02
Balch Bros., book,
4 00
James McEwan, book,
2 75
Warner Library Co., books,
6 50
F. S. Blanchard & Co.,book,
3 00
Desmond Publishing Co., book,
3 00
A. N. Marquis & Co., book,
2 75
O. P. Chase, papers and periodicals,
261 93
Boston Book binding Co., binding,
56 00
F. J. Barnard & Co., binding,
68 76
Andover Press, supplies,
5 05
Frank E. Gleason, coal,
162 50
Fred C. Way, carrier,
78 00
George E. Pike, work,
38 25
John McCarthy, work,
14 92
H. F. Chase, work,
2 00
Ballard Holt, sundries,
64 79
William A. Morton, decorating,
75 00
J. E Whiting, repairs,
2 50
J. A. Smart, insurance,
7 50
Sprinkling street tax, Town of Andover,
8 45
Tuttle's Express,
6 45
Deposited in Andover Savings Bank, E. Taylor Fund,
200 00
Deposited in Lowell Inst. for Savings, J. Cornell Fund,
1000 00
Revenue and Postage Stamps,
3 00
Hardy & Cole, work,
Cornell Art Room
691 26
E. C. Pike. heating,
220 00
John H. Pray. carpet, rugs, mats,
66
66
119 64
Redding, Baird & Co., glazing ceiling lights,
¥
66
47 25
A. Kaiser, curtains and cushions,
66
66
66
57 50
Paine Furniture Co., desk and chairs,
66
66
66
37 35
William Allerton & Co., pictures,
66
66
66
83 24
C. H. Dunton & Co., pictures,
66
66
66
514 00
E. W. Noyes, pictures,
66
66
66
504 33
Frank Hegger. pictures,
66
66
66
397 00
Franz Hanfstaengl, pictures,
66
66
66
227 00
Williams & Everett, pictures,
66
66
5 30
American Express Co.,
66
66
6 80
Andover Electric Co., lights,
66
66
66
120 65
$6813 13
Cash to balance,
571 72
$7384 85
66
66
117 00
James W. Vinal & Co., supplies,
59 50
Henry McLawlin, supplies,
Ballard Holt, salary,
122
Treasurer's Report Trustees Memorial Hall-Continued.
FUNDS
INVESTED AS FOLLOWS
Permanent Fund,
$20000 00
Town Note,
$20000 00
John Byers Fund,
10000 00
Town Note,
5000 0C
John Cornell Fund. (per.). 5000 00
Mortgage,
4000 00
John Cornell Fund. purchase 3500 00
Savings Banks,
10100 00
Edward Taylor Fund,
500 00
Cash,
571 72
W. C. T. U. Fund,
100 00
Cash,
571 72
$39671 72
$39671 72
JAN. 27, 1900.
Examined and verified the foregoing account.
J. A. SMART, E. K. JENKINS.
REPORT OF LIBRARIAN.
To the Board of Trustees of the Memorial Hall Library :
GENTLEMEN : - I herewith submit my report as Librarian for the year ending December 31, 1899 :
Statistics.
Volumes in the Library, January 1, 1899,
14,880
Volumes purchased, 357
Volumes presented,
69
Volumes of periodicals bound,
47
Volumes in the Library, December 31, 1899,
15,353
Pamphlets in the Library, January 1, 1899,
7,267
Pamphlets presented in 1899,
554
7,821
Number of days the Library was open, Number of volumes delivered :
305
General delivery, 17,949
Abbott District, 281
Bailey District, 519
North District, 161
10 months
Osgood District, 699
19,609
Largest daily issue,
174
Largest weekly issue,
564
Average daily issue,
64
Per-centage of fiction and juvenile circulated,
79 1-4
Notices sent to delinquent borrowers,
868
New names registered,
204
Total number of names registered,
6716
Number of books covered anew,
1092
Number of volumes rebound,
317
Volumes delivered for use in Reading-room,
722
Average attendance in Reading-room week days,
59
Average attendance in Reading-room Sundays,
24
Income from fines,
$45.38
Income from use of books,
6 36
Income from sale of catalogues, (25)
12 50
Received from sale of old books and paper,
5 75
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List of Donors.
Vols. Pamps. Pap's 3
Abbot Courant,
Abbot Public Library, Marblehead, Mass.,
1
Andover, Town of,
3
Bancroft, Rev. C. F. P.
3
Blinn, H. C., Shaker Village, N. H.,
12
Bunker Hill Monument Association,
1
Cambridge Public Library,
1
Carpenter, Rev. C. C.
5
Depew, Hon. C. M., New York City,
1
Dixon, Mrs. F. S. E., Boston, Mass.,
1
Enoch Pratt Free Library, Baltimore, Md.,
1
Fall River Public Library,
1
Forbes Library, Northampton, Mass.,
1
French, J. D. W., Boston, Mass.,
66
Jenkins, E. K.
1
Kimball, Hon. S. I., Washington, D. C., 13
4
Lincoln, Rev. Varnum,
1
Lowell Textile School,
1
Malden Public Library,
1
Massachusetts, Commonwealth of,
9
2
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
1
Massachusetts State Library, 1
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association,
1
Melville, G. W., Washington, D. C.,
1
Newton Free Library,
1
Palmer, Rev. Frederic,
2
Putnam, J. J., Worcester, Mass.,
1
Rowe, G. H. M., Boston, Mass.,
1
Salem Public Library, 10
Sharples, S. P., Boston, Mass., 2
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,
12
Somerville Public Library,
1
Stevens, Hon. Moses T., North Andover, Mass., 2
Taylor, Prof. J. P., 8
Taylor, Mrs. John P., 1
Townsend, Howard, New York City,
1
Lawrence Public Library,
125
Vols. Pamps. Pap's 12
Traveler's Record,
Underwood, H. S., Boston, Mass.,
1
United States,
19
119
United States Naval Institute, Annapolis, Md.,
1
Whiting, J. E. 596
Whitney, C. C., Marshall, Minn.,
52
Winthrop Public Library,
1
Worcester Free Public Library,
1
64 244
672
Eight volumes have been withdrawn, and replaced with new ones. Two numbers of Andover Townsman, Boston Herald, and Scien- tific American, one each of Boston Journal, Boston Traveller, Good Words, Harper's Monthly, New England Magazine, Popular Science Monthly, St. Nicholas, and Scribner's Mag- azine, have been taken from the Reading-room and not re- turned. Two volumes are missing.
BALLARD HOLT,
ANDOVER, Jan. 3, 1900.
LIBRARIAN.
MEMORIAL HALL LIBRARY 1
LIST OF ACCESSIONS
Bulletin No. 19, 1899
LIST OF ACCESSIONS, 1899.
A.
ABBOTT, Evelyn, and Campbell, Lewis. Life of Benja- min Jowett. v. 3. 92.J 832 A
ADAMS, Henry. Historical essays. 904.A 213
ADE, George. Doc' Horne : story of the streets and town. A 228 do
ALGER, Horatio, Jr. Rupert's ambition.
A 395 ru
ALLEN, A. V. G. Christian institutions.
270.A 42
ALLEN, Grant. European tour.
914.A 42
The
AMERICAN, national red-cross committee reports. work of the red-cross during the Spanish- American war. . 973.8 A 51
AMERICAN Naturalist. Vol. 32, 1898.
505.A 512
ANNESLEY, Charles. Standard opera glass : one hundred and twenty-three celebrated operas. 782.A 61
ATLANTIC Monthly. V. 82-83, 1898-99. 051.A 881
ARBUTHNOT, Sir A. J. Lord Clive : the foundation of British rule in India. . 92.C 615 A
AUSTIN, O. P. Uncle Sam's soldiers : a story of the war with Spain. 355.A 93
B.
BACON, E. M. Historic pilgrimage in New England, among landmarks of pilgrim and puritan days, and of the provincial and revolution- ary period.
917.4 B 13
BANGS, J. K. The dreamers : a club.
B 225 d
Enchanted type-writer. B 225 en
Peeps at people : papers from the writings of Anne Warrington Witherup. 817.B 22 p BARBOUR, R. H. The half-back : story of school, foot- ball, and golf. B 235 h
BARLOW, Jane. A creel of Irish stories. B 245 cr
BARR, Mrs. Amelia E. I, thou, and the other one : a love story. B 271 i
BARR, Robert. Strong arm. .
B 273 st
BARRETT, John. Admiral George Dewey : a sketch of the man. · 92.B 274
BARRY, William. The two standards. B 279 tw
129
BARTON, Clara. Red Cross. 361.B 28
BAY, J. C. Danish fairy and folk tales. 398.3 B 34
BEARD, W. L. Sand and cactus. B 385 s
BELGER, Mrs. Francis C. B. The ladder of fortune. B 412 1
BENNETT, E. H. The four gospels from a lawyer's standpoint. 226.B 43
BENSON, E. F. The capsina : an historical novel. . B 445 ca Mammon and Co. B 445 m
BESANT, Sir Walter. South London.
942.1 B 46 s
*BIRDS and all nature : a monthly serial. V. 4-5. 1898- 99. .
051.B 53
BLACKWOOD's Edinburgh Magazine. V. 164-165, 1898- 99 051.B 56
BLAKENKY, Robert. A boy in the peninsular war. 92.B 586 S
BLANCHARD, F. S. & Co., publishers. * Massachusetts year book, 1899. .917.44 M 38 B
BONSAL, Stephen. The fight for Santiago : story of the soldier in the Cuban campaign from Tampa to the surrender. 972.91 B 64
BOURGET, Paul. Pastels of men.
B 664 p
BOURGOGNE, A. J. B. F. Memoirs of Sergeant Bour- gogne, 1812-13. 92.B 666
BRISCOE, Margaret S. Sixth sense and other stories. B 778 si
BROWN, Alice. Tiverton tales. B 811 ti
BROWN, Helen D. A civilian attachè : story of a fron- tier army post. B 813 ci
BROWN, W. H. On the South African frontier: advent- ures in Mashonaland and Matabeleland. 916.8 B 81
BROWNING, Robert, and Mrs. Elizabeth B. Letters, 1845-6. 2v. 92.B 286 916.8 B 84 i
BRYCE, James. Impressions of South Africa.
BULLEN, F. T. Cruise of the Cacholot around the world after sperm whale. B 873 cr BUNKER Hill, a memorial of the American patriots who fell at the battle of 973.3 B 65 m .
BUNKER Hill Monument Association. Proceedings at the annual meeting, June 17, 1899. . 973.3 B 88 p BURTON, J. B. Scourge of God: romance of religious persecution. B 956 sc
BUTTERWORTH, H. Treasure ship : Tale of Sir William Phipps, the regicides, and the inter-charter period in Massachusetts. B 986 t
130
C.
CABLE, G. W. Strong hearts. C 114 st CAFFYN, Mrs. Mannington (Iota). Anne Maulverer. C 116 an
CAINE, O. V. Face to face with Napoleon : an English boy's adventures in the great French war. CAIRD, John. University addresses.
C 126 f 378.41 C 12
University sermons, preached before the univer- sity of Glasgow, 1873-1898. 252.C 12 u
CALKINS, F. W. The cougar-tamer, and other stories of adventure. C 128 co
CAMPBELL, Mrs. Rosa M. P. Madame Izan : a tourist story.
C 153 md
CANTON, William. W. V. S., Golden legend. 244.C 16
CAREY, Rosa N. My Lady Frivol.
C 187 my
CAROL, King of Romainia. Reminiscences. Edited by S. Whitman.
92.C 225 W
CARPENTER, E. J. America in Hawaii : history of United States' influence in the Hawaiian islands. 996.9 C 22
CARRUTH, Frances W. Those Dale girls.
C 236 th
CARRUTH, Hayden. Mr. Milo Bush and other worthies: their recollections.
C 237 mr
CARRYL, C. E. River syndicate, and other stories.
C 239 ri
CATHERWOOD, Mrs. Mary H. Queen of the swamp, and other plain Americans. C 285 q
CENTURY. V. 57, 1899.
051.C 33
CHASE, Jessie A. Three freshmen, Ruth, Fran, and Nathalie. C 385 th
CHESNUTT, C. W. The conjure woman.
C 429 co
CHURCHILL, Winston. Richard Carvel. C 477 ri
CLEMENS, W. M. Ken of Kipling.
92.K 625 C
COLLINGWOOD, S. D. Carroll. Life and letters of Lewis
92.D 667 C
COLQUHOUN, A. R. China in transformation.
915.1 C 71
*CONGRESSIONAL record. 7 vol. . 328.73 r
CONTEMPORARY Review. V. 74-75, 1898-99.
052.C 76
COOK, Joel. England picturesque and descriptive, rem- iniscences of foreign travel. 2 v. 914.2 C 77
COPELAND, C. T., editor. Letters of Thomas Carlyle to his youngest sister. ·
826.7 C 19
CORNHILL Magazine. New series. V. 5-6, 1898-99.
052.C 81
131
COSMOPOLITAN. V. 26, 1898.
051.C 82
COUCH, A. T. Q. Ship of stars. C 831.sh
CRANE, Stephen. Active service. C 852 a
CROCKETT, S. R. Black Douglas.
· C 875 bl
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