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OF

YORK

NEW

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LENOX

ASTOR,

AND

A
THE

"^

first,many

public weal;

outside
elastic

one

"

in American

then

the

the

of

union

Iheie

wilb

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efforts
of

towards

these

instance

an

cal;
politi-

end
and

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the

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wasteful,

consolidatingthose
by

of

or

common

independent

justifyingitself

outcome

is

institutions, social, economic,

few

Public

body gradually attractingand

fold; the

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native

son

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hoped to

John Jacob Astor, James Lenox,

of

names

have

them

of

these
read

the

noles
for

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paget
due
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fail
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some

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York

and

pleasure

me

by

now

all

cityof

gave

errors

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lacked

York

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whole.

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only

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isolated, independent

efforts; the resultant

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typical phenomenon

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YORK

of

FOUNDATIONS

HISTORY

NEW

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July

20

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THE

he
trust

Bend
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the

who

prefaced

by
kindly

ten

aome

had

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reader

mgde

yeari

the

b"

who

in the

ago

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"

of

name

and

more.

whst

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ii. and

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may

chan

They

to

Tilden

Jones

linked

are

"

recreilion

men

the

Samuel

will

aiHiH'
,

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NEW

joined with
library;

the

of many

and

deeds

and

cherish

unselfish
ideals.

They

Public
into

an

the

Of

York

alt,and

them

York
Of

to

Astor

the work

merchant

man

the

on

are

of

and

Of

his

of other

New

voyage
and

married

Harvard
at

in 1813-1815.

The

this country

assistant

as

George Bancroft,
Massachusetts.
years

1834

closed

in

he

of

charge

away
Mr.

1836

Ward

was

and

Wards

as

much
who

of
had
Astor

to

of

best

givenup
was

next

of the
life of

family

the

active connection

characterized

at

Ipswich,

he

spent

Edward
at

at

Everett.

turning
Re-

Harvard

and

with

the

Ward,

it on

Broadway

pupils at
as

through
business

this time

at

Round
an

them
some

the

great

success

forced

ten

of
Held

Bond

by

years

Astor,

or

so

before.

by Washington Irving,who

the

Cogswell saw

John Jacob

met

him

banker.

corner

instructor,

in

and

York

Hill.

alone

man

one

New

young

Northampton.

spent with

were

at

tutor

carried

for

much

Europe, studying

in

Cogswell
too

was

After

himself

Hill school

and

lowing
fol-

tember
Sep-

1806.

Carolina, until ill health

with

the

librarythe

In the latter year,

than

of

in Belfast, Maine,

mineralogy

years

rather

need

no

Massachusetts,

found

he

and

Samuel

is

impress

the

to

practiceof law

1830

city,and

"

sides of his nature

in the class of

Round

been

Trust.

Cogswell

the

famihar

himself

in

year,

fashionable
had

sons

of

came

itself.

1820-1823.

North

Green

librarythere

with
travelling

two

York

the Tilden

success,

1816-1820

in

family

livingon
his

famous

Raleigh,
the

of the

Harvard

work, however,
The

at

enter

then

the

New

Library, in inception

Joseph

Less

Born

and

withdrew

The

school

member

the

years

ing
circulat-

school teacher.

to all.

than

during

founded

its doors.

three
a

he

and

taught geology

librarian

more.

in

Street,

he

Bancroft

for four

Astor

study and

George Ticknor,

with

the Astor

was

he devoted

more

Library,

other

possibleby, and

Library, and

libraryunfolds

the

super-cargo,
little

to

served

as

life of

Gottingen

Lenox

wonderful

suffice.

must

made

the foundation

before

Cogswell

Lenox

of
unselfish,faithful, farsighted,

time

known

are

the

Library,

was

once

England

before

summary

India

Astor

elements, is composed The

at

point of

life-givingmemories

Library, and
Circulating

27, 1786. he graduated from

to

helped mightilyto quicken

their

the

John Jacob

nation

the life of
brief

names

tribute of respect to their efforts and

Free

projectof the

the

as

the

are

these

early struggles,his

cityand

revealed

know

of

Library, the

the life of Astor

speak here;

of, the devotion

First of these efforts in

formation

the

it,in its earliest form,

Library, and

the Trustees of the

New

all stages

at

of

growth

Trust, the New

being because

and

of all that

gather

to

towards

essay

narrate

libraries.

work

attempt

an

are

workers,

"

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in the memory

whose

others

annals

the Tilden

them

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growing body.

the

These

YORK

saw

OF

HISTORY

much

him

of

retirement

while

because

THE

working
of

NEW

Astoria,

on

lack of creative

his seventy-fifth
birthdayin 1837
the

to

as

his

dispositionof

His

first mention

"During
Mr.

of

Astor

present visit

my

Astor, having dined

his son's.

He

him; he talks well

literature.

and

the

I meet

strong-minded

to

in

in 1763, he reached

Born

little thought

no

testimonial
fitting

restive

man,

in

Cogswell's part

be left to

to

this

shaping

words.

own

letter to

New

him

friend

his

I have

York,

twice

his

at

accumulator

mere

many
Halleck

on

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S.

Daveis

of

1838;

to

with

is not

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undoubtedlygiven

had

is in

January 2,

on

as

citizen,'

its richest

best be told in his

can

Portland, Maine,

at

and

PUBLIC

occupation.

his property and

adopted country by

testimonial

YORK

there

three

I had

dollars,as

times

supposed

great interest in the

often, and

great deal of old

house, and

own

of

shows

subjectsand

seen

arts

pleasantvisitors."

other

some

(Letters,
page 213.)
On

day

"Mr.

Ward

that

I shall

have

received
in

me

the 31st of the

my

gave

my
understand

for

in Boston,

him

pleasure,

time

me

check
he

for

$500.

will find other

his movements

aright

since

which

wait

return,
my
old Mr. Astor
cost

shows

I shall be

me

for

called

upon

On

me.

If I

perform.

aid

to

gave me
week's
time,

satisfied with

was

to

me

keeps

that

is to

always

that he

services

every

patiently
...

spent in Boston
This

in Paris:

York, tellingme

I must

for bonbons;

want

as

I trust

New

go

not

George Ticknor

Mrs.

to

professionalservices

I do

execute

and

agency,

for

he wrote

from
away
here, and that

me

wanted

so

week's

he sent

return

small

fee

to

me

let

be

soon

money,

commission

and

will not

one

pocket

month

same

in

of

one

no

magnitude."
Six

months

"I must

tell you
think

or

you
may
consulted
me

been

at

had

work

be in

It is

"

Augnil,

to-day,and
that

this

the old

long

since.

or

two.

Justin WinHir
1SS2,

now

at

week

aayi

ibc

I have

wasting

to

leave

for

been

time.

so

if

20:

months
doing for some
in
Early
January Mr.

three

some

July

on

four

or

public purposes,

finallybrought him

all the pointswhich

since,settling

ever

been

York

intended

Ticknor

George

of what
been

which
library,

the last paper

I not foreseen

New

word

to

of
appropriation

an

he

affair.

of the

I have

about

dollars, which

give it for

later he wrote

hundred

thousand

him

and

to

to

agree
have arisen

urged

so

see

you

in Boston

to

I have

do, and

in the progress

nearly arranged that he has promised

I shall

past,
Astor

earlynext

me

to

week.

sign
Had

been effected unless somehave

never
one
object would
gentleman's elbow, to push him on, I should have left
It is not made
public at present, but I think it will

In the

mean

while

say

nothingabout

in hit presidential address

before
Ibe
American
iHtimonial
to have
been
"a huge monument
was

Librarv
to

it."

Associalion

a"

Buffalo
in
Jgurnat,

Wasfainstan." iLibrery

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YORK

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was

made

in New

announcement

Boston, the Evening Post

from

"We

happy

are

York

publiclibraryin

of the kind

Two
"The

copiedfrom
"

'Mr.
him

does

shall doubtless

city."

in

Daily Advertiser,
day

\vith

John Jacob Astor,

immortal

honor, has

explanationof

the

to

liberal

corporationof

buildingfor the accommodation

Watson

had
A

of
possible
explanation
be

that

visit to

Oagswell

Ticknor,

it failed to

so

Cogswell'snext
"As

soon

I learnt

hope, in

it had

had

upon
fear
in

him

had

been
from

been

him

in which
at

about

heard

beset

to

by

five to
made

New

Public

the erection

date

same

for its paragraph

the

of

of

method

Hales

of

inevitable flood

Advertiser
self

for
of

subject.

the

on

of announcement

the

method

(July 28)

his

on

protection.

begging appeals,as

of my
York
he sent a messenger
being in New
call upon
him.
I went
out [to his country
and found
him very cordial but very feeble.
innumerable
in all
applicationsfor money,

five thousand

known,
This

change

I found

present, and

the

the

for

the

roundabout
to

news

from

Astor

all these claims.

induced

condition

the

of

possiblychoosing the
him

Mr.

possibleamounts,
of

DailyAdvertiser

city,to beg me to
Gatejthe next day

that he

munificence

gave

save

as

Hell

near

cityof

letter shows:

into the
house

Courier

this somewhat

Astor

we

"

of the institution.'

Morning

the Boston

relyon

also to

may

If

Webb's

which

spirit,which

the

establishment

a
amounting to $350,000, for the
Library, includinga lot of land, most
eligiblysituated

James

article

an

enlightened and

an

made

donation

York,

with

since, says:

two

or

ment
establish-

furnished

follows:

explained as

establishment

other

be

soon

wealthy and

for the

journalsof that

that paper

paragraphs

newspaper

information, that

correct

We

Boston

by

given a princelysum
to eclipse
city,which is likely
every

that

later it

days

York

has

in the country.

the details,by the

LIBRARY

July 26, 1838, quoting:

of

learn, from

to

liberal citizen of New

of

NEW

him

his

own

that

disarmed

no

act

relied

upon,
had

penetratingmind

his intended

therefore

final result,and

and

dollars, since his great

donation
me

the most

to

of all power
I can
tell you

the

as

foreseen, and

legacy.
to

of

act

ground

urge

The

feeble

the matter

is,that there is

of any
great probability

immediate

no

steps

it.
effecting
"He

is desirous

having me with him this winter, and offers a most

liberal pecuniarycompensation for a portionof my
four or
time, leavingme
five hours
I
his
H
accede
it
will
be in
to
at
own
disposal.
proposal
daily my
the hope of advancing the great project,
and making my
time most
tive
producit belongs." (October 8, 1838, to George Ticknor.)
to whom
to those
"I did

not

of

accept Mr.

to have
unwillingness

me

Astor's offer because

leave

his home,

and

Mr.
he

has

Ward

showed

conferred

much

so
me

upon

too

HISTORY

OF

THE

NEW

YORK

favors, for me to find it in my

(November IS, 1838.)

heart

many

"I
of the
a

dine

to

am

with

catalogue'of

curious,

I not

brought

on

trouble

and

dine

affair

about

with

me

"I dined

March

with

wanted

most

dollars

worth.

in the

Since

I will try to
to

with

on

go

be

drawn

then

said

day [Tuesday,

reference

every

if he

freed

from

could

all

care

he said, 'Come

definite conclusion

it this

spring." (To

12, 1839],and laid

objectionor condition,

March

he assented, without

best condition,

I have

also told him

advised

so

him

that

it

this, of

to

hundred

bought only
allow myself, or
be had, on
good
carte

now

the whole

those

few

course,

15],and

important that

was

completionof

for the

out

found

me

which

to

come

at

I have

doing.

should

be

time
when
they could
any
to the library
to be formed
by him, and I have

suitable
so

the

on

not

else, to buy books

and

trustees,

asked

of the books, and

agree to take care
books
went
high [at the sale of March

The
were

he

be

to

reasonably?'This

go

certainlycould, upon

is resolved

him, to which

except that I should

do.

of

he

as

12, 1839.)

him

proposalbefore
to

hands

he

ungratefulreturn."

an

books

not

are

when
library,

the

Tuesday, and
I think

him

of them

such

buy

about

into the

on

the matter.'

agreed

said 'These

it, I told him

George Ticknor,
my

be

to

conversation

to make

559

to

sale,and

attendthe

put the whole

and

books

some

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the affairs
to-day, tete-a-tete, to talk over
him
on
Sunday [March 10, 1839],with
sold here on
some
Friday [thefifteenth],

Astor

I went

valuable, etc., and

rare,

day, may

about

Mr.

libraryseriously.

PUBLIC

some

one

if

terms,

blanche

for

perfect system
merely with

affair,not

to the

librarybuilding,and other accommodations, but also to mark,

as
as
possible,the character of the library to be formed, and the
distinctly
wish
have
to
most
thorough, and
particulardepartments which he would
even
going so far as to make a catalogueof that portion which must
necessarily
it.
To
all
this
he
full
and
to
assent,
me
to employ
belong
requested
gave
leisure
if
such
I
could
the
work.
time,
find, upon
Touching the
my
any
buildinghe is waitingonly for the new corporation to enter upon their duties

[IsaacL.

Varian

to obtain

me

plan, in May

Astor's
within

an

the

his will

next

hours

August

on

and

time
as

"Thii

librarr
at

of

in

at
April]...

costs

of such

he

rate

any

has

authorized

I have

building as

1839, evidently
was

gift outright and

months

he

22, set aside

of

changed
four

his mind

exercise
the
irai

Uaior

o'clock,by

corner

Ihr

such

hundred

publiclibrary"to

control

and

and

establish

be

proposed

of
"CsUloguc

D, B. DoueIsh
Bangs. Richardi

of

architcclural.
WeM
."
.

at

codicil to

as

bequest

all reasonable

resortingthereto,

persons

the Trustees

may

time

from

general convenience"; specifying the

Lafayette Place
(laie of
" Piatt.

forthwith;

third

dollars

accessible
to

as
regulations,

for

by

and,

thousand

times, for generaluse, free of expense

subjectonly to
to

three

the establishment

for

mayor
of the

(To Ticknor, May 6, 1839.)

him."

to

elected
estimate

and

Art

cmbcllisbed.

Street

Bcienlific.

PoiBi)...""ld
,t auciion
Ntv
York, 1839. 1 p.l.. 16
.

(now
and

on

p.

Place),

Astor

historical

Friday

books

cvtning,

tion
loca-

from

Marcb

8'.

the

19ih.

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560

fixingthe
dollars

and

be

to

sum

NEW

YORK

for books

expended

naming

Lord, jr.,James G. King, Joseph G.

Brevoort, jr.,Samuel

cityof

York

New

March

hundred

Trustees

feet front

to

depth

and

spent for the

of

the

on

the

the

the

feet

from

the

fifth codicil,
the

front

Astor

of

corner

and

Place,

one

if

or,

LafayettePlace, sixty-five
This

deep.

codicil further

the

Charles

of

name

fixed

dollars,while

thousand
buildingat seventy-five

15, 1842, added

of

Mayor

officio.The

side of

side of

east

Halleck, Henry

feet
sixty-five

south

[Astorj

list of Trustees.

September 5, 1839 Cogswell wrote

On

B. Astor, Daniel

jr.,and

librarysite
of

plot

twenty

codicil,of December

to the

Ward,

thousand

twenty

Irving,William

of the State, ex

to

plot on

hundred

one

to be

sixth

Bristed

Astor

chose,

and

the amount
the

and

feet
twenty-five

and

and

Cogswell,Fitz-Greene

3, 1841, changed the location

Place

hundred

one

Ruggles, Samuel

the Chancellor

and

LafayettePlace
the

B.

at

Washington

trustees

as

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W.

for
yesterday to ask me if I could leave home
'if your
was
placed abroad.
My answer
father will give me
to buy books
a commission
enough to make a fair beginning
for the library,and
time authorize
at the same
to
me
a
plan
procure
abroad, and look into the subject generally,I will go.' Accordingly I have
been to Hell Gate this morning to see the old gentleman, who
that
answered
he was
codicil,
ready, and desirous of going on, having completed his new
by which he has increased the appropriationto $400,0(X). As yet, however,
"Mr.

four

B. Astor

to Ticknor:

months,

I have

to

commission

no

"I do

not

the old
as

he has

to

use

assured

that

amount

sale abroad.

As

me

decision
that he

me

in

about
should

purchasing

yet I have

the

and
library,

put $60,000

one

got the papers

not

spent the winter

that he had

about

brought
with
"for

an

1831.

It

to the hammer

Boutouriin

we

can

about

doubtless

Greene,

held

was

authorityto stop the

country, in another
W.

agreeabletripbut

trip:securingthe

his

since

had

1839-1840

of

sale.

in hand
this is

not

succeeded
which

fifteen thousand
he reached

However,
those

(Letters,page

States consul

at

be

signed, but

he

in

his

been

Paris.

He

it most

objects

Charles

find

wrote

valuable

to

Sumner

"Cogswell has

read

in the market

could

not," he

for

return

of the

one

fit

(To

and
pounds sterling,

223.)

Rome:

saw

stated."
clearly

had

"it matters

parts of

I
to

Europe, reportingon

collection

the time

obtain

way."

United

at

had

known

now

bring

to

satisfied.

am

disposal,if

at

which

in

far I

so

my
libraries

two

or

yesterday,directed to myself, in
Daveis, October
8, 1839.)

He

G.

to

induced

to

go

letter

C. S.

of

him."

Europe a bit, and nothing would have

expedition but the hope of making it operate

to

the

gentleman

well

son

from

want

to undertake

me

in

came

his

see

no

was
one

to

Daveis,

us,

in this

wrote

to

abroad

come

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OF

the

again...to purchase
a

publiclibraryin

unfortunately
131.

page

long

"I
before

him

YORK

this

under

already

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hammer

561

is about

Astor

librarywas

the

the

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Mr.

hbrary,

York, and

be the

to

in Paris,

founding

basis

sellingpiece-meal,
volume

(Pierce's Sumner,

purchase."

it,but

of

2,

30, 1839.)

after

his return

spent Monday

27, 1840):

Cogswell wrote

to

Ticknor

(May

Hell

with

Mr.

Astor, and

night out

at

Gate

then

laid

in writing my project for forming a catalogueof 100,000 volumes,

digested,systematiclibrary,
accompanied with the prices of books

well

NEW

Boutourhn

abandoned

December

Not

for

has

Cc^swell

and

New

it is

THE

rates, and

also

in the lists of the

antiquarian
I was
and
able, the utility
as
clearlyand distinctly
catalogue. He expressed himself perfectlysatisfied with

the trade

according to

marked

as

dealers, setting forth, as

necessityof
the

such

I would

in the document,

given

reasons

Cogswell'sabsence
it,the benefit of

and

family [Ward

live in his

ready

had

died

commit

to

on

in

Europe], and let him have, as he

society. I then proposed to reduce

my

question of business, and

offered

him

the work

November

five hours

me.

if

27, 1839, during

consider

pleasedto

was

the matter

of my

to

time

distinct

to a

daily,for $1,500

office in town,
regular business to be working
my
year, with a convenient
for the libraryin some
or
other, particularlyon the catalogue,and he
way
having the rightto an occasional appropriationof an hour or two as he might
a

I do

desire.
main

nailed,and
once
started, he will be

propositionwith

I have

done

myself, be

Four
"I

the

result what

months

later he

time

Mr,

that

he

next

Monday.

thing was

On

yieldedto

what

the
has

to

moment
now

ments
move-

tion,"
proposi-

my

early in July, and about

you in Boston
fit of stirringin the Library.
He
got

and

his
make

on) to
day I started

that

my
the architect,had been

head, and

authorize

return

his

myself from day to day for a week;

arranged, as I supposed; the plan of the building
him
on
fidence
Saturday evening, July 11, in full con-

his going

fortnight.On

his

I left

would

earnestlyurged

upon

day to day.
to reproach

await

to

consider

to

I left

on.

press
from

(September 15):

Ticknor

fresh

for Brevoort

and

agreed upon,

had

to

get the

to

confidence

say with

occasion

no

time

anything

answer

determined

am

reasonable

to

descent

Astor
sent

wrote

shall have
I

and
a

to

wish,

his

expect

and

to

enough

could

one

writing,and
it may;
him

well

as

eager

give

to

meditatinga

was

same

in

as

I will submit

him

duty in the matter,

my

Irving there, and

at length the whole
was

him

longerthan

no

the

I know

business

that, once
my

like this altogether, but

not

I found

an

become

William

contracts

excuse

(who
for the

for Geneseo, where

the whole

him, and

see

son

put

form
a

was

the weakness

knocked

notion
afforded

of

him

present, and

was

materials, etc., the

I remained
into
Gothic
for

of his age, and

about

pi. Upjohn,
building into
hesitation, he

shrunk

from

decision."

THE

562
In

Gate

him

with

in the

at 585

modification
time

the

appointment
to

with

of

take

downtown

fullymade

to the

Washington

to Daveis

wrote

office at 54

Gold

secretary of

on

death,

American

at Hell

door

next

With

street.

up

little
for

though

minister

Spain

to

legation bade

to

fair to

1842;

February 24,

if the opportunity
a diplomatist
against it, being very reluctant to have
leave him, but that I should
have done at any rate, if he kept on
cided
undeme
as
about his library." (page 229.)
as
ever
"Mr. Astor
is greatly distressed at my
leaving him, thinking that for a
is
that
of
the
immediate
execution
of his library
publicobjectas important as
plan I should have been justifiedin decliningthe appointment, as I gave no
I told him
I would
give up the Secretaryshipif
previous pledge to accept.
he would
the
to begin at once
library,and that unless he did
engage
upon
I should
so
certainlyaccept it. All the reply I got to the proposition was
will induce you to stay with me, and leave the ques'say what consideration
tion
I had but one
of the libraryto my
future decision,'to which
to
answer
The
settled.
make, 'none whatever.'
matter,
therefore^may be considered
as
is offered.

and

Mr.

I have

not

the
undertake

The
he

wrote

going

to

last moment

Astor

reproach

to

fear

to become

from

my
short

project too soon.

Nothing
during his life." (To Ticknor.

it

miracle
to

"Do

up my mind
is \ery much

as

Astor

Astor's

Irving as

took

country house
B.

until

and

proposal

William

continued

Cogswell along

interrupt it. Cogswell

"I have

LIBRARY

livingwith

this arrangement

his wish

and

PUBLIC

Broadway, moving

sometimes

summer,

father, sometimes

the

YORK

1840, Cogswell accepted Astor's

November,

his residence

NEW

about

seemed

to

happen,

conscience

own

of

miracle

March

for

two

that I have
will induce

doned
abanhim

to

10, 1842.)

weeks

later

(March

28 1

Ticknor:

not

cry

Spain.
Mr.

out

upon

I have

me

for

fickleness, when

made

the

sacrifice of

Astor

agreed to

ail that I asked

read that
you
honors
to honor.
of him:

to

am

At

not

the

immediately
go
a salary of $2,500
on

with
library,to guarantee to me the librarianship
the buildingis 6nished. and. in the mean
while $2,000 while
a year, as
soon
as
sents,
engaged upon the catalogue,or otherwise employed.
Ir\'ingnot only conbut fullyapproves." (page 231.)
"Immediately after the 1st of April I began with him about the building,
when
he got together architects, masons,
contractors,
etc., and, just as all
seemed
be
he
into
of
his
to
fits.and. as yet.
one
nervous
going on rightly, got
I have
been able to bring him
back to the work
not
again. Whatever
may
be the issue I shall have nothing to reproach myself with in relation to it. I
sacrifice of my
have
made
a
own
pleasure,comfort, and standing in life, to
this object for the cause
of good learning in our
land, and in no case
secure
head."
will its blood be upon
Mrs.
Ticknor,
(To
May 3. 1842.)
my
with

the

HISTORY

Thus
Astor

working

Mr.

587

and

that

at

NEW

YORK

the next

W.

by

9th

the

on

nor

elected

Reuben

was

been

abolished

May

17. 1848.
Of

Lord,

of

native

James Gore

his time.
his

positionin

William

president. Joseph

Green

American

of

Erie

and

acquirements

the

laying

of

libraryof

the

nine

of

of

years

the

the

Rev,

Thomas

Grace

the board

of

from

the

of

his

native

day,
of

as

"

trustee

Marion

his birth

to

earnest

importance.

died

codicil in 1839
and

Cogswell

William

B.

in

and

European

Bristed, grandson of the founder,

well

known

at

was

1832;

South

as

writer

and

30,

Erie

the
Ward

1867.

1848.

great

fifty-

after

death

the

son

"

canal

at Round

of

and

Washington

was

at this time

of

the

succeeded

was

of

other

Ward

the

soon

ments
public move-

of

to

graduate,
uncle

leave

New

Charles

29 years of age, and

to need

named

Prime, Ward

Howe,

adventures.

world

by

lawyers

jr.,when

Hill, Columbia

JuliaWard

rector

Bulkley Ruggles

Ward,

of Samuel

by

Brevoort, jr.,

Henry

and

succeeded

Carolina, and

Samuel

Samuel

"

brother

man

the

this time

being

17. 1848, and

May

on

Bancroft

Astor,

as

superintend

to

become

must

29, 1849, and

Crawford, epicure,prince of lobbyists,was

for his California

is too

and

Georgetown.

of

Samuel

of

of

long

gifts,disposition,

the

office since

his death

December

advocate

remembered

croft
by George Ban-

fittestperson

poet Halleck

May

on

of

until

elected

of

place,Guilford, Connecticut, offeringhis

of trustees

founder, had

the

with

should

in Astor's

in the third

King, pupil

son-in-law

been

1834

Dix,

an

The

son.

lawyers

served

Guilford, Connecticut, in the highest'ranks

of

like

continent."

Taylor, native

House

Gen. John Adams

was

and

"as

out

what

less
need-

were

eldest

graduate, scholar, bibliographer,

in America,

of

had

he

died

had

civil

accurately described

man

singled him

retired

Church

son-in-law

that

foundations

age

latter he

other

letters it

publicspiritedcitizen,is

Cogswell, Harvard

any

western

resignationto
of

above

the one,

and

foremost

present,

office had

Brevoort

railroad, of which

first superintendentof the library,was

as

not

was

Lord.

Frederick

John Jacob's

the

meeting

residence.

B. Astor.

Henry

was

of

one

and

the

at his

State, whose

thought
Astor

city,was
banker

King,

advocacy

earnest

1848.

first

William

Bristed,

the

near

admitted

was

The

of this year,

of

of

Backhouse

the

and

Chancellor

constitution

new

his

here.

speak

Daniel

for

and

Ining

to

the

will

20, 1848

May

spring elections

Walworth,

Hyde
by

in the

Mayor

His

following.

on

or

oflfered,

present, Irving, W.

were

King. Cogswell, Halleck. Ruggles. Ward,

Havemeyer,

563

Cogswell livingwith

29, 1848.

B. Astor

nine

LIBRARY

libraryas opportunity

March

proved

time

PUBLIC

six years,

for the

Tuesday.

called

was

Broadway;

for

on

April 3,

on

of the Trustees

THE

plans

on

died

Astor

probate

to

stood

matters

and

OF

further

his

of

F.

York
Astor
name

mention.

THE

564
this first

At

meeting of

the codicil

in the fifth and

sixth

read

May

letter of

Chancellor
sent

of

him

to

Walworth
of the
The

the

in

his

them;

at

the

Chancellor

King,

upon

resolutions

upon

them

testator

from

memory
a

his

committee

to

of

to

choice

Place

"

and

to

report

as

to

Havemeyer, Ruggles, and

to

the

apply to
The

second

chose

Walworth

proffer he

"The

meeting on
to

the

site

declined

now

on

eastern

retirement

study

could

not

plot was

valued

on

side of

are

at

that

appointed for

LafayettePlace

side of Astor

$25,000,

appointed Superintendent

sum

to

Lafayette

of

of each; and

for
this

Mayor

committee

in

the

institution

he

an

This

intended

meetingsin
the purpose

was

New

at

York.

recommended
the

plot of

opera

house,

preferredthe former

"as

equally

comparative quietude
of constant

in literature
deducted

second

remain

to

preference to

institution

at

meeting they

same

deceased.

affordingthe

as

of authorities
which

convene

sites open

two

Place, facingthe then

Library. They
for

to

Astor, Ruggles,

B.

appointed

at

be present at their

desirable

his

appointed

were

easterlyside

and

ground

and

gratitude due

the

Henry Brevoort,

the committee

to

conferred

ordered,

chosen

was

following

the

to exist.

enter

was

were

reason

incorporation.

June

publicpurposes,

which

of

by

agreed

William

or

letter

upon

Lord

examine

Astor

Library"

for the consultation

and

act

an

which

then

comparative advantages
B,

meeting

present

trust

and

and

late

conferred

otherwise

Place

Astor

the southern

for all

to

Astor

William

the site of the Mercantile

convenient
and

the

on

of

the 9th,

on

September 28,

eqiialsize

take the place of

Saratoga Springsand
On

sense

meetings.

committee

the

for
legislature
of

name

their

their

preside over

the

of the honor

Cogswell

authority,until

southerlyside

"

they

enduring respect

the

resolutions,

the

appointed

were

their

and

library,with

and

Bristed

expressing their

adopted city. Irving, Halleck,

prepare

the

the trustees
and

the

of

that office ceased

chairman,

then

Hyde Walworth,

the

accept

of

B. Astor

William

Reuben

which

menced
com-

the clauses

in respect to his office

to

the

was

acting executors

in
days previously,

under

severallyconsented

their minutes

by

from

trustee

as

business

founded, with

thereto.

two

constitution

suggestionof

one

the notification

to

act

of the

librarywas

him

by

answer

new

as

supplementary

to
inability

present

the

the

1 5, received

capacity of

provisionof

which

LIBRARY

May 20, 1848,

on

chair; Lord,

codicils

State, in

stated

trustees

by

PUBLIC

the trustees

to the

by calling
King
the will, read

YORK

NEW

and

from

resort

science."

for
The

the $400,000

of

the endowment.
On
books
time

to

October

28, Cogswell was

the value

seemed

to

of

offer

$20,000.

The

authorized
distracted

to

go

to

Europe

state
political

peculiaradvantages for purchases at

of
low

to

purchase
the

Europe

at

rates,

belief

HISTORY

OF

THE

NEW

YORK

fullyjustifiedby Cogswell'ssuccess
sixth

the

meeting

reported

that

at 587

he

the

had

$2,500,

of

amount

of

which

volumes

1,

Mr.

the

just before

Astor's

stored

were

565

first visit for

November

on

LIBRARY

library. At
he

sailed, he

lifetime, books

in five

to

in the

cases

the

building

Broadway.
York, dated

"I reached

best

London

time

I have

and

book

buying,

I should

on

spent

do

of the value

me

evening

of

the

daylighthours
evening

The

next.

afforded

has

the

all the

and

in his letter to

hours

sale of

the

of books,

the

LiteraryWorld

of

1849:

all the

London

described

January 26,

that

what

this

on

purchased, during

Cogswell'strip is
New

trustees

PUBLIC

fine

opportunity

27th

of

and

November,

of

since

in

day
book-hunting
every
seeing what I had done and
Stowe
libraryduring my stay in
in

booksellers'

learningthe

for

of the
particularly

important

more

mate
estiThe

ones.

Astor
sold for
(from this sale],which
Library gets the princeps 'Homer'
than any copy
has been known
for
to fetch
twenty-nine pounds, a less sum
There
first
while.
but
other
editions
which
I
anxious
two
a long
are
am
for the Astor
I despair of
Bible.' which
to have
Library: one is the 'Mazarin
I am
resolved
In my
to have
obtaining,the other 'Shakespeare,'which
intrinsic
value
than
accident
of
the
more
selections,I am
by
by
governed
the
Astor
should
be
learned
useful
that
and a
a
rarity,believing
Library
one,
rather than a mere
of curiosities,and
in so doing I am
museum
acting in
I am
conformity with my instructions from the Trustees.
happy to state to
that
the
is
We
on
our
library now
growing rapidly.
already number
you
them
volumes; among
catalogue above ten thousand
costly works, of
many
which
few or no
I think I may
copies as yet are found in our libraries.
that
of
has
been
overlooked
in layingthe
no
one
department
learning
say
foundation
for a library,
which
I trust, will one
day have all its chasms
completelyfilled up." (Letters,pages 244-249.)
.

...

When
of

the

sufficient

Hamilton
the number

State

met
legislature

importance

Fish.*

The

act of

of trustees

at

Halleck, Ruggles, Ward,

their duties and

powers,

to

receive

in
a

January

paragraph in

was
incorporation

eleven, named
Bristed, and

1849

the

the

passed on

deemed

librarywas

message

January

of

Governor

18.

It fixed

Irving,Astor, Lord, King, Cogswell,

the mayor

the investment
specified

of the
of

defined
ex
city,
officio;

libraryfunds,

the mode

of

THE

566
officers and

choosing
the

of each

condition
and

corporation

its

acceptance of the

ten

act

he retired at the age

28, 1849, William

following
the time

By

one-third

of

fourth
to

and

the

held

on

19, 1849

two

and

exhibition
from

Europe

vessels

in which

they

Street

and

"regret that
their

limited
for

successors

them

to

freelyas
the

the

extend

to

for

that

shall be

stated

it is in the

power

number

of books

ja

erected.

examining books, may

in the

of

the

librarywas

trustees

to

estimated

the

by

do

ha\-e

wholly

taken

so

over

At

of

the

do

at

32

story

souls

libraryas

obviated

all the

of

enable

not

the

pains

of

until

make

to

it

resorting

convenience

this time

20,000

the

report their

desirous

with

been

lower

into

using

persons

aflford."
at

be

custody
had

arranged

whole

worked

hired

owners

were

facilities for

they

April

on

which

building affords

time, all

mean

by

the trustees

temporary

the
filling

cannot
difficulty

But

for

volumes

phrase

was

William

by

trustees

in their first annual

the

necessary

this

in the

The

amounting

$25,000

sum

portion of

in the

sums,

April the trustees

weeks

in cases,

centuryj

of the testator,

death

the executors

by
In

fittings.

founder, for the site

the

Street

several

and

the

28, 1848, selected

purchased,

trustees

public the

the

which

worth

had

shelves

half

over

of

$2,500

till

for the

other

and

which

to

Bond

accommodations

libraryand

the

held

be spent

to

was

of the

to them

imported.

been

generallyunderstoocl that,
to

at 32

stored

is desirable, and

library edifice

was

The

part of the second.

deeded

house

and

had

of

recommended

September

on

they

temporary

on

he

first installment,

The

June 13, following).

on

books

received

Bond

April 4

resigned on

office,which

when
March

On

remainder, in equal

decease.

been

Bristed

dwellmg

of the

the

Langdon, daughter

following,and

the

years

he

after

year

April 25, 1849,

on

site had

(deed recorded

for

but

$75,000

payable a

his

Mrs.

to

Ruggles, and

November

presidentuntil

man.

spent for purchase of books

was

after

building. The

B. Astor,

to be

received

was

Irving for

chose

younger

the

to

than

more

following,and

year

against payment

of the

will not

was

fifth years

$133,706.67

the

their

secretary until 1876

as

treasurer,

appointed

declared

the office of

to

of

property

trustees

the

to

preceding,

year

that date

on

continued

chosen
was

one-third

the

and

Irving held

Ruggles

Lord

The

make

to

other

and

expenditures.

was

trustees

tion
taxa-

in 1868.

his death

the endowment

library,the

seventy-sixto give way

of

buildingand $120,000
Of

funds

from

exempted

report for the calendar

for secretary.

Daniel

the terms

required the

February 14, 1849,

on

B. Aster

when

of

the

later and

years

in their number,

year

receiptsand

Ruggles

presidentand
his death

of

LIBRARY

PUBLIC

institution,and

the

in January
legislature

detailingthe

YORK

vacancies
filling

of

property

NEW

the

volumes,

ing
includ-

purchased by Cogswell during Astor's lifetime; the

total

total

HISTORY

This

report

1849, and

it stated

then

was

in the

of

to give in

with

his

own

12

with

King,

and

paid

for them

the, items
be

to

At

the

of the trustees

meeting

feet
sixty-five

to be submitted

but the time

May

The

front

$1,000

"

Demetrius
An-

an

the collection

On

ber
Septem-

valued

were

difference

Cogswell

that

$471.51,

at

ordered

was

at

and

fireproofand

March

to

and

to

before

or

on

April

of $200
the

13

the

to

were

none

June

of

the

27

"

$300

by

the

architect's
and

and
it

east,

week,

were

many

wholly satisfactory.
of

James Renwick, jr.

on

were

following.

extended

was

plans submitted

vertisement
ad-

building

south

examined,

premium

the
following),

$1,500

the

13 the board

The

depth; they

April 24

from

of

premiums

in merit.

feet in

twenty

ized
author-

was

30. called for plans for

Broadway

award

to

offer

to

for the next

merit, though

Saelzer

to

After
latter

Alexander
conference
visionally
pro-

were

compensationfixed

employment

of

tor
inspec-

an

$750.

limitation of

to

28, 1849, Cogswell

plans,thirtyin number,

sum

increased

"

outset,

the

$200

hundred

considerable

Cogswell

the

embarrassment;
the

namely

bought
previously

libraryand

the collection
and

he

committed, recommended

for the

kept

and

short; on

too

was

the

the second

authorized
The

limit

Orckidacea

to the trustees.

interest,inquiries
coming

adopted (on June

at

"250,

he had

librarybuilding and

of

one

agreed,however,

Saelzer, and
between

and

wide

When

possess

board

Post

to Cogswell at 587

allowed

1.
to

this

in
duplicates

been

March

on

satisfactory
plan

projectaroused

found

be

duplicatesin

in the Evening

to

the offer had

by Cogswell at $500,

for the most

The

offeringthem

advertise for plans for the

to

of

all

the books

tember
Sep-

Sf.; he had

Bateman's

s.,

use,

him.

paid

$300

also offered to take

noted should

at cost;

offered

19

to whom

printedon

total to
to

his

Silvestre's Paleographie, "46,

Pinus

of

be

to

amounting

"24,

view

for

guide

the

of

already purchased

(firstedition,Florence:

equivalentfrom

exchange an

that the six titles above

be

Homer

Genus

He

s.

money

26, Dix

books

the end

to

paid "4,352,

reduce

to

$27,009.33.

was

presented up

ordered

been

six items

volumes) "30,

Lambert's

"12,

titles

Cogswell had
and

account

own

Shakespeare,"76,

tiphonary,"60,
and

tripabroad

spend $20,000,

Chalcondylas, 1488,
Mexico

copies having

his

his

on

first folio

the

59

567

account

preliminarycatalogue of

500

On
to

offered to take

LIBRARY

the book

on

list of

PUBLIC

purchased, prepared by Cogswell as

press,

authorized

YORK

at this time

that the

be

26, 1849.
been

NEW

accompanied by

was

designed to

or

THE

the treasurer

paid by

amount

OF

the

cost

trustees

wanted

afford

convenient

of

necessary

the

buildingat $75,000
building to

accommodation

hold

for

little

no

100,000 volumes

annual

solidity, requirements by
"

caused

additions,
no

means

at

be

to

easily

THE

568
secured

for

this

called

and
bids

for

bids
it

for

was

established, amounting

his

for

both

abandon

Saelzer's
Saelzer's

and

for

this

plan

James Harriot,
Work

but

It

sickness

of

$75,000
for

the

1853.
was

plan,

groined

arches
for

$17,141.99

in progress

was

value

of

United

The
the

end

of

to

any

books

to

open

prevented

publicon

over

the

of

this

fixed

was

buildingfor
years

1848-1849,

laid

and

March

on

B.

until

completion
evident

Astor

that

bore

more

the

the

of

expense

fire,and

for to the amount

paid

by

and

the limit

from

secure

the

realized

changes

funds

while

the advance

ing
build-

the

in market

to

any

practically
complete, but

walls

publicuse

use

32 Bond

from
in

May

the

10
be

m,

to

no

5 p.

reference

purpose.

in

April,1853,

Various

delays

until late in 1853

30, theyadopted regulations,

building should
books

February 1, use
a.

expose

collection.

for that month

On

not

was

to

Consequently

Street

following.
it

November

of the

that

unwise.

deemed

was

On

opening.
the

for

from

at

J. Bogert

being

become

hope, however, and

fix the date of

Cogswell made
of

move

be welcome.

fourteen

it had

premium

the books

libraryfor

holidays. It
from

to

January 9, 1854;

were

10, 1849,

1851-1852.

of

the structure

structure

regulationsprovided

visitors would
hours

the

saw

in number,

seven

ever,
length,how-

December

hindered

William

danger of damp

fulfilment

that they could

These

1852

the

to

following.

delays

this time

the

resolved

At

Peter

$75,000, by

heating and ventilatingwere

from

to

bonds.

determined

the trustees

hoping

and

States

time

one

finallyon

surplus interest accruingfrom

from

instructed

was

architects.

winter

severe

render

to

satisfactorily

buildingcompleted by April, 1852,

the

impossible one.

an

at

the corner-stone

other

and

before

Long

shelvingand apparatus
of

have

to

tractors
con-

unsatisfactory
proceeding

an

trustees

adopted

at once,

architect,the

no

these

lowest, by

means

architect

other

when

highest,though by thoroughly

The

of

specifications

up

proposed;

by

proved

January

began

hoped

the

lines

was

with

drew

the limit,the

the

the

bid

construction

accepted on

was

in

of

$1,590

the

confer

to

reworked,

was

was

of

modifications
summer

the cost, which

of excavation

14, 1850.

work

being $107,962.

plans and

plan

the

unsatisfactorythat

parties,so

the

on

$81,385.75, and

reduce

plans to

Saelzer

that all exceeded

finish

to

satisfactorycontractors,
modify

LIBRARY

PUBLIC

construction

found

abilityto

whose

YORK

Astor, Cogswell,and

sum.

opened

were

NEW

m.

were

of books

except

on

librarysolely,no

Admission

was

to

be

be
to

opened

to

be consulted

but

begin. The

to

was

the

Sundays
books

and
to

lished
estab-

be taken

free for all persons

of age.
his first

tripabroad

spending something

over

for

purchase of

$20,000.

The

books

in the

remainder

of

winter
1849

HISTORY

all of

and

the

etc., for
to

1850

buy

building. Until

the number

beingslightly

In

went

at

of

financial
been

with

the

the book

and

was

had

it as

desirous

persons

of

Within
statistical and

years

historical

of the different

expense

I have
channel.

free to

works

have

In the

well
few

as

Ellice, M.P., applicationwas

Commission,
direction
obtained

at

for the
the

cost

for every

volumes
of

work

the
of

were

given
He

returned

library,on
in November

me

familiar

more
me

Bunsen

volumes

which

to

and

in which

of

and

Lepsius

find many

enrich

and

at

have

tously,
gratui-

is
library

ground

it is

especially

been

library to

sally
univer-

made, it
Edward

the

Record

published under
documentary history,
government,
any

and

publishedby

on

hand.

the Danish

their

immediately

order

an

copies remained

the

through the proper

Right Honorable
the

its collection.

costlyscientific,

the request has

of the

before.

to

might

we

this

been

direction

for them

with

opportunity

an

it had

important

on

to

actual

personalacquaintance

and

or

made

in behalf

if the

interested,and

Europe,

readiness, the important statistical works

to the

outlay

respects the trip would

published by

the kindness

British
which

of

citizens, and

made,
of

the total

even

the fact that the Astor

on

instances

promptly granted. Through

The
sixty-five.

$30,000, bringingthe

than

was

volume

been
of

governments

foreignersas

of

afforded

known

the world

great number

extensive

making

that

fomi

like Humboldt,

valuable

expectation is based

entitled to favor.

and

to

me

doubt, if applicationwere

no

This

secured

widely

men

offeringsome
few

for

placesvisited,made

in which
institution,

an

England,

materially

so

60,000 volumes, and

so

more

hear

foreign

lands,
France, Italy,the Nether-

secured

"It enabled

institution

own

advanced

before

marts

the libraries abroad, and

gratifyingto

very

binding

second

after for

soon

successful, in other

sellers in the
with

trade, and

speak of

was

while.

leading book

our

1850)

year

tripjustified
fullyhis expectationsas

the

so

make

this at the age

"

or

works

been

sailed

he scoured

55.000

of

He

book

summer

felt that

not

well worth

making

the

purchasingand

priceshad

28,000 volumes

character

return

have

the

to about

He

$65,000.

number

of

sparingpurchases

(for

report

cost

felt it unwise

trustees

with

Cogswellto

he found

Scandinavia, Germany

total of the collection

about

annual

569

plans, specifications,

at

1850

during

$25,000.

where

try continental

addition

an

was

working

28, 364, the

as

LIBRARY

completed the

was

of about

to

Denmark,

It

York

they authorized

Englishpurchases. During

of

New

PUBLIC

their second

London,

to

once

determined

he

185 1

to the amount

trip,to buy

the

YORK

this

of volumes

February 19,

On

to

NEW

$35,000.

over

result

in

spent

were

advantageous.

theygave

that

THE

extensively,
contenting themselves

whenever

and

OF

With

like

government

applicationthrough JustitsraadBoiling."
1851, and

spent the

next

year

in

working

over

THE

570
his index

NEW

YORK

PUBLIC

collection,partlyprinted and

to the

the purchases.
and classifying
shelving,
that

the

buildingwould

months, and

he

until March

sailed

The

Berlin.

and

and
philosophical

in Florence.

piecesbought
three months

miscellaneous

earlyin December,

I have

and

had

"the

books

may

easilybe got out

His abihtyas a

are

since I

after

soon

followingtribute

in

half

secured

of between

four

the work."
able

was

moved

abroad

in BerUn

and

"the

as

hardest
it well,

stood

building,and

new

five thousand

and

that

(March 26, 1853)

state

the

to

over

several

25,000 volumes,

he
Physically

to

for

Paris, Brussels,

characterized

he

evident

was

remained

of about

volumes

trip itself
began

and

in London,

the addition

was

his return

than

more

mainly

time

it

books

European markets, $25,000

try the

collection

The

the

receive

to

library of 3,000

mathematical

including a

result

1852

November

By

to

following,
spending his

Hamburg,

however,

authorized

disposal.He

partlymanuscript; in checking,

in condition

be

not

again

was

at his

being put

LIBRARY

the

rest

him

the

week."

book

buyer forced

John

even

Hill

Burton

to pay

in his Book-Hunter:

Cogswell, the first librarian of the Astorian

[library],
spent some
time in Europe with his princelyendowment
in his pocket, and showed
self
himin the book-hunting world.
a
judicious,active, and formidable
sportsman
from
Whenever,
private collections,or the breaking-upof public institutions,
"Dr.

rarities
found

got abroad

into

that

they had
said, a desperateone

Old

the

of

boundaries
rarities
was

the
to

books
of

had

the

common,

be

stalked

made

of the

wants

of the selection,and

libraries of
of

the

some

any

one

to

every
the

departments

costly that

old

country

representativeof a nation
of the literarytreasures

the

the

wants

which

on

(New

are

the

that, after the

York,

as

far

supplyingof

costly than

him

in selection

ground work
ing
previouslyexist-

has

been

have

due

regard

to

giving preference

this statement
aim.

my
in others, and

greatest, large sums

with

made
without

was:

the

tleficiencies in the

I make

179, 181.)

pages

ascertained, was

as

available

buying power
1863.

principlesthat guided

community,

more

Library,the
and

were

city. The selection has been

department of learning,and

are

the Astorian

individual
passed,
innate
hunting-grounds,
literaryvalue
abstract
important than mere
rarity,and, as

prejudiceof another.
confidence, knowing how
uniformly it

to

the

almost, it might be

in distant

of the

next

of

market

brought to bear."

statement

own

claims

share

of

"

great judgment, and

with

crowded

object more

an

emissarywas

"The

the

manner

worthy qualityof the two, that

His

the

in

was

get possessionof

been

have

the

to

still held
more

deal with

competitorto

in the instance
that, especially

selections

to

market, the collectors

World...

.1 know

".

open

since he

"

using powerful efforts

of

the

resolute

as

But

with
as

great

books

it is in the

necessarilybeen

in

most

applied

THE

572
with
of

between

which

Aster

purchase of

The
of the

Evening

of

furnished

of

by

credit of

the

on

1854

hall

We

some

William

provided by

B.

arts.

contained

the

followingnotice

"The

Library,in LafayettePlace,
city of yesterday. During the

here,

eight or

nine

books

that

will be

there afforded
the

numlier

than

books

pipes, so

gas

libraryat night.

Until

with

edge.
knowl-

the

collection

Mr.

Cogswell,

be

taken

be

to

further

and

from

dations
accommo-

and

reviews,

It is also intended

furnished.
those

who

publicwill be excluded

then, the

with

in

newspapers

accommodate

to

as

looked

given by

ready for general use, though not

February. Meanwhile, several

be

introduce

the

day

80,000.

supplied. A reading room,

catalogue containingthe regulations,will
to

of

masses,

whole

pursuitof

the firstof

building,by
must

for the

the estimate

thousand,

90.000

nearer

the

to

constantly changing throng, who

observe

the number

making

the

"2,500

$100,000,
his lifetime

during

Astor

magnificentfacilities

may

exceeds, by

the

filled with

was

the

delightupon

soon

of about

cost

founder

the

industrial

January 10,

in this

event

great

beautiful

the

Post

opening

the

was

works

LIBRARY

volumes, purchased at

been

portionof

PUBLIC

opening:

"The

$3,000 had

sum,

for

YORK

80.000 and 90,000

$7,500 represented

and

NEW

only

can

after

visit

o'clock

four

in the afternoon.

York, and
one
satisfactoryreflection to the citizens of New
credit
of
Mr.
the
that
a
collector,
greatly to
Coggswell [Siq.
library so
before
been
large, and so complete in all its parts, has never
put in order
within anything like the same
time.
The
at
Gottingen is the only one
librarjBut
in the world
the
in
that
with every
on
same
case,
exactly
plan.
facility,
six years were
employed in gettingtogether 30,000 books, only about a third
"It

is

the

the number

to

be found

"After

all.

consultation

and

the

librarymay
people are

Our

spend much

to

walking to
than
and
and

Astor

suspect, from

we

reference,
not

too

of

and

collection.

the

plan adopted, of keeping the

prohibitingtheir circulation out

extensive

their time

in solid

Libraryfor

the Astor

experience has shown

them

reading,even

"The

they

have

Library
been

to

January

has

me,

been
"

night,requiring

constant

nine
until

a.

m.

I take

my

half-pastfour.

home;

at

requires

of

these

now

unbroken

and

after

at

and

Mr.

doors,

first hoped.

their

keener

of

for

daily toils

the idea

zest

for

of

study

scholars

decided,

Astor."

first

days

are

given
strikingly

in

18:

open

one

was

books

puqwse
Still the advantages to
possess.
be very
to the cityat large,
must

to

impressions of
of

as

wearied

too

such

literarymen, and. through them

the munificence
abundantly justifies

letter to Ticknor

in its benefits

prove
fond of excitement, and
so

Cogswell's own
a

in the

wearying

stand

inside

They

all look

the

about

ten

days,

and

harassing days

stringof questions from

repetitionof

the

railingand there I
at the books
wistfully

morning

same

At

answers.

remain

as

fixture

ask, 'Can't

and

till

we

HISTORY

OF

THE

YORK

NEW

PUBLIC

LIBRARY

573

'No,' they

I answer,
and, when
story,'
go into the alcoves and up to the second
it's
I
tell
break
into
accusation.
But
them,
a
no
out
railing
use,
it.'

do
of

I know

what

not

remainder

of

the

sight-seeing
publicand
books,
real

to the

told

is thus

use

"The

Astor
from

extent,

reference

this system,

upon

far it promises to
"In

business
proper
books called for were
the

Frontinus'

it

collected.
of

consultation.

be

of

matter

use

on

Several
of the

the

persons

librarywas

Woodhouse's

in

of

story of its first

9:

which

they

used

are

in

first experiment

into operation

just gone

to know
just how
establishingit.
of the citymorning
two

o'clock

in and

came

asked

immediatelyentered

a.

hour

the

m.,

for books, and

The

upon.

Foelix's Traite

Astronomy,

use

for the

in

first inst. at 10

du

Droit

first
national,
Inter-

eases
Abernethy on disof the stomach, Cruveilher
Anatomic
Moore's
Poems,
Pathologique,
Mulier's
Science
Animal
Works, Cuvier's
of War, Goldsmith's
Kingdom,
Strutt's Sports and Pastimes, Chambers"
fication
English Literature, etc. This specififth
of
for
is formed
work
the
list
those
asked
on
by takingevery
during the day, and is a fair sample of the class and character of the first day's
of
of readers
about
the total number
was
reading. The whole number
fifty,
books
called for between
and
of
which
all
three
sixty
seventy,
except some
four were
found
the second
to belong to the library. On
or
day the number
of readers and of books
used was
both
much
and
continued
to increase
larger,
until the end

of the week,

Costly works
and

shown

de Acqu"ediictibiis.
Asiatic

the

interest

some

of its founder

soon

for

States, of considerable
in

it has

as

off

wear

The

It is also the

librarjsand
a

and

ranging

confusion."

February

out,

can't

this plan

crowd

opened

was

previous announcement

for

opened

was

in the notice.

named

lent

the purposes

with

seen

noveltyto

in the United

one

not

free

it may

answer

accordance
it

papers,

and

unlimited

an

only

are

been

Courier

Morning

books

the

visitors,when
it had

is the

Library

which

exclusivelyfor
a
great city of

the

hit upon

not

have

to

me

allowed

month

for whom

by

if I had

done

crazed

throwing everything into

reduce

to

students

have

have

the books, and

lawlessly
among
The

I should
It would

corporation.

dose

'You

by

one

without

of

Art

of

the

descriptionbelong to
whenever
it is important
for their use,
"We

under

Natural

of

assistants

it which

are

to

reader

the direction

sense

any
of

other

from

of

material

in

the

difference

often
asked
History were
works
of
Many
Library.

large

too

to

someone

ing.
of read-

in the kind

for

examine

exhibition,

common

them,

accustomed

permission
to manage

is

for.
this
but

given

them.

Superintendent that nothing could be more

satisfactorythan the deportment, both of readers and visitors,during the
first week's
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area
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tables, for those

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years

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now

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in the

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beginswith Theology. In this department the Astor

arrangement
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three
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thousand,
seven
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the best editions

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and

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whole

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of
and
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thirty-seven
Beveridge's Synodicon,
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and
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note.

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of

best editions.

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thousand

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complete
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second

department,

volumes.

seven

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rarely found

are

Scandinavia, and

of

other

ages; the system of jurisprudence as now

Denmark
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Germany,
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Spain,together with

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rich, beginningwith
latest volume

of the

and

the

Chinese

digestsand
laws.

the Ordonances

Journaldu

Palais.

than

to

civil law,

to

form

embracing

it; it contains

upon

Europe, during the

practisedin Italy,
Portugal,

siete Partidas
commentaries

Reis, and

The

three
been

parts of

In French

des

numbers

here, rather

library. The collection is good on the

editions of the Corpus Juris,and
commentaries
of

which

this, the object has

law

also, all the codes

middle

and

and
on

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the

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law, the libraryis really

coming

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for the

down

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juristsin the country: it is not large,

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department, the most

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alcove

been

has

reserved, to be filled up

as

soon

practicable.
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medical

department is that of Sciences and Arts, in which, of course,

science is included; and
it occupies an
alcove adjoiningjurispruas
dence,
next

this is the proper

place to introduce it,
in the medical
number
of volumes

library is
is so well provided for
hospitaland
only 1,751. This, as a specialty,
libraries of the city,it was
other medical
a
thought less important to make
books
here.
It is "also a specialtyin which
there
full collection of medical
books
suited to a general public library;but full justicewill
not
are
many
it is known
what
should
be done.
Medical
be done
for the department when
books
be
their
have
what
of
to
to
are
sure
being
gentlemen
only
wanting,
say
provided,
"The
Natural
Sciences
form
another
division of this department, and
this is one
of the richest and
best furnished
in the library. It is necessarily
will readily understand, when
it contains
they know
very costly,as naturalists
such works
the
'Palmarum
Genera
of
in
colored
et
Martius,'
as
a
Species
'Plantae
Asiaticje
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of
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of the
Wallich";
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copy;
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of

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the

in the

of

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Coromandel';

complete

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Chenu';

Pinus'; and

"Genus
The

whole

and

forty-nine.

number

which, from

Useful

Arts

the

of

at

least

of

volumes

third division

"The
to

Birds

Trogons;

and

Himalayas, Toucans,

hundred

and

relation

Polytechnics.

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Birds

of

volumes

of

in it is four

it bears

to

transactions

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the

Chemistry

them,

character.

same

thousand

is that of

arts

tralia,
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Europe,

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par

"Illustrations

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of sciences

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America';

intimate

of

set

two

hundred

and

Physics;

be added

may

that

of

of societies for the

promotion
assigned to it. These collections contain so
memoirs
and papers
of prime importance to practicalmen,
well as
as
many
which
in
of science,
other form, and it was
deemed
to men
are
no
published
them
to have
as complete as
possiblein the library. The desideratum
necessary
is now
We
have the publicationsof the principalsocieties in
nearly attained.
Great
way,
Britain, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Denmark,
Sweden, NorRussia, Italy,Spain, and Portugal,and also of the United States, amounting
than
thousand
It
to
two
more
volumes,
altogether
principallyquartos.
will be a leading object of the library to provide a complete "Bibliotheque
collection of books
for the specialbenefit of practical
or
Industrielle,'
industry.
of

science

convenient

of the
wish
the

or

and

arts

and

consult

opening
to it

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now

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it.

of the

which
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was

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of

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to

also

may

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nearly five

soon

classification,the

this arrangement

be done.

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for it

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books

the first floor

those

to

in time
which

who
for

tain
apper-

volumes.

Metaphysical

and

Ethical

Sciences

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found
in the arrangement
of the
precede the Natural; but it was
necessary,
first. The
class nowlibrary,to make a deviation, and place the last named
referred

includes

general philosophicaltreatises,works on intellectual and

moral
and
and the applicationof the latter to education, politics,
philosophy,
The
books
these
the
now
to
on
subjects
belonging
library
political
economy.
to

amount

fifteen hundred

to

would

complete
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Library
but

full,and

they

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works

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that

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be

since

have

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added

the

Europe

and

Royal Library
it is undoubtedly

put down
of

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five thousand.

at

Euler

all the

great mathematicians;

to

by

the

Astor

mathematics,

this

although

number

to

be

of

it, such
S. Ward,

mathematical

competent

complete

more

opinion
with

may
the

contained

full collections

several

Mr.

very

as

ranked

of volumes

form

of
Heiligenstadts,

important

America.

entitled

Besides

it has

Gauss,

and

most

the collection

there; and

libraries abroad.

for books

greatly enriched
Jacobi'sand the two

altogethercorrect,

works

which

in pure

were

also

in Berlin, considers

resident

the

mathematical

equal number

an

Sciences, of

mathematicians

recentlypublished in

more

than

celebrated

bought by him;

these

judge,who

about

It is rich, not

collection.

Legendre's.which

were

To

Mathematical

the

are

several

Halley's and

after

of

only
applied:in astro^nomy, mechanics, hydraulics,engineering it is
deficient in military tactics.
It has drawn
not
largely upon

libraries of

the

l)e

order
first rate

also in the

very

as

in

has

the addition

volumes:

the department.

not

first

in it may

all the

published

unpublished manuscripts of these

Newjournals;all the works of ton,

mathematical

Leibnitz, the Bernouillis,

Lacroix, Legendre,Jacobi,
Laplace, Delambre,
observations
Adel, etc.; the astronomical
generally,and a very large number
dissertations
and papers, which
of mathematical
are
not easilyfound.
this
division
is
that
of
the Arts; and
account
as
an
"Following upon
of the books on polytechnicshas already been given in connection
with chemistry,
those

the

fine arts

found

not

proper,

first

are

fiftyof

been

so

treated.

to

be described.

No

part of

In

the

four

branches

of

the

Fine

be separated from
includingArchaeology, which cannot
in the collection about
hundred
volumes,
twenty-five

and

art, there

have

to

only

remain

a Hbrary
this, as it consists mostly of books of platesand
as
requiresso much
money
engravings, which are generallylarge and expensive folios. Still, it is too
important to be curtailed, and the collection in the Astor Library will be
on

which
To

two

thousand

verify this

nine

hundred

Arts

ancient
upon

the

and

seventy-fivedollars

the

fiftyvolumes, premising

were

expended.
that they are all large folios, fullybound
in red morocco,
in the most
finished
A complete set of Piranesi's 'Antiquistyle,except six, which are half bound.
ties,'
proof plates,twenty-eight in twenty-one volumes; 'Musee
Francis et
Royale,'proof plates before the letter,six volumes; Raphael's 'Loggia of the
Vatican,' engraved by Volpato, and exquisitelycolored by hand in the exact
styleof

the

thirteen

statement

three volumes;
originals,

volumes;

Gruner's

we

'Fresco

name

complete
Decorations

set of

of

the

'Grecian

ties.'
Antiqui-

colored
Italy,'

by

hand

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in Latin

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there

in both

languages, with

thousand

hundred

is six

proportion, has
the French,
thousand

hundred

than

in

number

and

In

sixty-one.

of

fuller in

not

coming

to

has three
copious literature;in this the library
German

volumes.

one

literature is of

recent

more

either

this

be the

anterior

and

hundred

seven

is three

pertainingto them,

Portuguese literature,the

and

seventy -three; the Italian,though

and

stillmore

criticus

apparatus

Spanish

thousand

one

find

we

one

growth

the
In

hundred.

one

volumes

must

of Thucydides, and all of that class.

Horaces, half as many
Virgils,quite as many
and
The
whole
number
of volumes,
Livys,
Plinys.

twelve

are

Ciceros, and

and

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of Herodotus,

Pindar, of Demosthenes,
So

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of those previously named;

of the fourteen
hundred
umes
volthousand
language of the class of belles leltres,certainlyone
hundred
productions of the present century, and not above one

the

to

middle

of

hundred

the

last.

In

Dutch

literature

have

we

brought

volumes, includingthe immortal

Cats, in
fifty-six
various
forms
and
sizes; Vondel, Feith, the publicationsof the Bataafsche
Letterkunde
te Leiden, the
Maatschappi j the Maatschappij der Nederlandsche
Hollandsche
Maatschappij van
en
Wetenschapen, and of the
Fraaije Kunsten
Letterkunde.
Vereenigingter Bevordering der Oude Nederlandsche

together one

and

collection

"The

historical

of

Scandinavian

literature,distinct from

the

Sagas

and

and
nine volumes.
In the
eight hundred
in
Slavonic
and
the
have
we
languages collectively,
only forty-one.
Hungarian,
"It may
be feared, perhaps, that in this confusion
of languages, the
mother
have come
at
tongue has been forgotten;but that is not the case, we
In the collection of English literature,
last to the pure well of English undefiled.

other

it

large as

rightlyclaim
It

works

to

of much

might easilybe made;

be

to

numbers

now

amounts

of the

few

very
as

works,

which

will be

it has

thousand

hundred

four

found

its full

absolutelycomplete

made

three

value
but

at

It is not

wanting.

proportion,and

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of

expense

volumes,

than

more

the

cannot

others.

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dred
hun-

exclusivelyShaksperian literature. It should be borne in

mind
that a large portion of every
department in the library,
except that of
clude
literature,consists of books in the English language;so that it is fair to conof

that
no

To

aims

merit

of

work, and

and

is

perhaps

than

by those who knew

books
for a library
collecting
read

question is,what

is the

it is written.

last in
any

bibliography.It

the

other,

order
with

constitutes

classification.

of

exception of

the

fourth

part

at

library.With

few exceptionsit is arranged in the series

a
extending on the main floor, from the southeast to the southwest
Works
on
chronology, diplomatics,numismatics,
heraldry,inscriptions
ing
to the right understandare
antiquities,
regarded as introductions

placed in the first alcove,

universal history. Biography does

and
history,

"lictionaries and
but

language
is the

in

be

the proper

great one,

in what

and

could

that

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department

languages

least of the whole

of

not

of the whole

be
and

is fuller

department

comer.

good

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mathematics,

of alcoves

one-half

this it may
be

to

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This

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more

other.

which

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placed

either

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the

civil

or

with
not

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form

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class

which

by itself;
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it

HISTORY

OF

Geography,

for

the

floor; and

second

with

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the

of

"Ecclesiastical

already
only be
and

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the

it

extended

them

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to

details to

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in the

more

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connection

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below, is placed

room

the second

on

way,

country

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and
Belgian are
Russian; English,
African

and

floor,in

literature;the latter, includingthe Chinese, number

Oriental

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Italian

together;French occupiesa whole alcove; German, Dutch

and
togetherin an alcove, and with them Scandinavian
Scotch
Irish History fills another
Asiatic
and
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usual

which

and

Spanish, Portuguese

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divisions

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to

on

intimately connected
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alcove, regard

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history of America,

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NEW

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"

with

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an

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has

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American

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than

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it is intended
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to make

department,
because

assigned
any other,
contains
of the early
most
complete. The collection already formed
of the first colonists,the
the
accounts
Spanish writers; the early voyages,
various histories of the War
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the older books
generally.
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to be supplied. Not
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history,

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ment
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to regard books
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to the knowledge of all others.
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charge
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in

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in the
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former, in which

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the

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report
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Use

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the

exposition of ends

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implying
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Cogswell's
January 25,

legislature:
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and

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countries."

the trustees,
to

classes,particularly

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lengthy quotation from

report

fifth annual

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thousand

its value

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its number
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in them

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important work

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justifyadding

must

full in both

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has

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real worth

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only

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like estimating
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library.

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582
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formed

but

are

enquirer to
furnish

to

few

track the progress

the mechanic
arts

of

books;
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wide

intended

lifetime, that
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sort
as

de

and

third

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and
the

the

not

editions

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bought

any

one

of

the

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suppose,

Greek

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provide
classes.
one

the

as

it, during his

bought

was

show

what

that such

books

stamp,

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munificence

than

sufficed.

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for that express

the

from
and

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name.

he

it:

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are

and

purpose,

nothing

intended,

tithe of the

said

and

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as

than

would

of clubs

concerns

in founding

more

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sum

be managed

to

Mr.

progressiveimprovement,

it been
he

mentary
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under

of the community,
gratification

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libraries

and

bought

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welfare
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Society of Arts,
popular hbrary?

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the

his

have

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in view

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others

reading-room,or

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thought, and

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of

momentary

mere

library which

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the student

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one
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but
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great,

not

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approval.

and

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book

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to

of all ages and

it is such an
library,

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to make

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direction

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call up

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and

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in connexion
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It is equally free to the poorest
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long

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as

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the

libraries

only

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books

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of

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this character
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class

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require

bankruptcy would
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be

must

make

its
be

to

583

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wanted

be

more

extensively serviceable

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means

be

library,

the

can

the end

the

wish,

four

of the
All

it is the

as

it

duty, of the
generally useful

and

keep the
readily. No

day,
the

could

sustain

works

five years,

or

every
institution.

of the

this country,

is to

consulted

unlimited.

were

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in

numerous

popular readingbooks

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unless

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sure

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itself

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publiclibraryis a new
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before a final plan of operationscan
be fixed upon.
tion
Experiment and observawill doubtless
develop improvements which may be necessary.

"It

is not

unreasonable

the part of the

of

the

combined
of

its

with

ask

to

public,which
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privileges. To

for

that

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opened prematurely; and

which
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basis

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all who

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wish

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to be

understood

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without

trustees

accommodation
what

confidence

the
on

possible,and

to avail themselves

general wish, it was

patientindulgenceof those who resort

be
providing all necessary facilities cannot

much

for

perfected,
"In forming this library,
it has not been forgotten that it is designed for
hence it is not to be expected that it will be
general and not a specialone:
found
in
that
time, I may
assert
complete
one
department; at the same
any

not

will prove

one

"The
and

facilities

and

arrangement.

an

are

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"There
the

more

and

the

studies

interest

stillbe much

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more

in

and
one

tastes

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other

or

different

of

.Astor,of taking another

the

examination

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of

opened

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under
for

me

purchase of books, to

branch
of
every
and eightthousand

is
privilege

of this

sum

be

is still

brought

greater

general;

more

take

to

for

means

become

special

its completion.

when
bibliography,

claimed

thousand

what

soon

them

provide
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up,

department, by

usefulness

by

specialprotection. When

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I

the

William

was

in

five hundred

B.

Europe

pounds

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practical
industry and
dollars

now

credit of two

form

him

will become

will lead

for the department

his

to

importanceand

individuals

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be done, without

departments, and

done

of

librarymight

not

be made

tion
the present classifica-

disclose

manifest, the desire for its increase

in this way
was
be
formed.
to
librarybegan

for

two's

that could

command.

at

Something

the last time, he

or

doing this, by

its literature,would

first to

are

for

in this way
the whole
of completeness.

condition
would

hour

deficiencies

what

afforded

now

with

conversant

uniform

ascertain

to

requisitein it,and

most

than

step is

next

what

person

to

absolutely
meagre.

the
were

mechanic

expended

arts.

in books

Between

seven

of that class.

NEW

THE

584

which, together with those of the

collection in this department.
"As

this

convenient

is

I would

use,

as

for

put up

arranging

it.

for the
a large space
"During the last two

been

forms

not
library

collected

at

my own
is to

of its cost, which

it.

I would

as

his education,
in the

must

short

boxes

only

the most
a

soon

as

as

it

transcribed

of the
fit for

classed

mean

will

for

its

into it.

volumes.

This

been
to

having

be called upon
to render
account
an
circumstance
in
connection
with
agreeable

cannot

child, if I had
of

thought

form
the

use

be

can

for
and
of

revised

one,

how
to

money

of

appearance
the officers of

catalogue,to

be

to

take

for immediate

up

printed as

while, the printedindex, and

answer

and

much
have

of

I had

any

expended

upon
interest

part in my

books.
the
the
each

the two

things is
to

the

on

Such

follows:

as

requireany
is now
library,

with

compared

printing. It is made

approbationof the trustees,

a

room

Astor

be

may

of

come

soon

of five thousand

Library.
"As
respects catalogues,the present state
which
is so planned as never
perpetualcatalogue,
than that of beingenlarged with the increase of
and

deal

extensive

the

much

me

allow

as

which

good

an

the
that the large room
on
ing
appropriated to it,and shelvgain, in the principallibrary

be

would

plan

bought,form

trustees

should

additions

charge, I

tell

soon

This

before

Bibliographicaldepartment has
years
includinggeneral literaryhistory, which is annexed

increased, and

it,now

the

to

suggest

LIBRARY

requires

the lecture room,

saloon,
much

kind

same

department which

first floor,known

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the

separate slips,and
a

catalogue is, of

library.I propose, if
libraryby departments

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change

completed,

titles in the

books,

kept
course,

it meets
and

in

the

prepare

department is completed: in the

additional cataloguesin manuscript

use."

(To

other

continued)

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or

and
acknowledge his eminent
ability
the
Index'
of
Ijooks
preparing
'Preliminary
in its

extent

of

other

earlystages;

work

which

record

the

services

Institution,the Trustees

must

which
would

have
ticularly
par-

Bibliographicallearning
needed
for a libraryof moderate
tion
materiallyfacilitate the formavaried

libraries

further
attest
throughout our country.
They would
their appreciation
of his activity,
and business
faculty,enabling him
economy
the Library, without
at rates so advantageous as to carry
to purchase books
exceeding the originalendowment, far beyond the limits of the Preliminary
Index,
and
Especially would
they acknowledge his arduous
self-devoting
labors in preparing
and perfecting
the 'Alphabetical
Catalogue'of the existing
in supervising its accurate
and
care
publication,
Library, and his unwearied
above all,his important and highly valued services in arranging the 'Analytical
approaching its completion.
Catalogue,'now
"To
this brief and imperfect outline of the official labors of Doctor
well,
Cogsthe Trustees
would
add
the expression of the pleasure
affectionately

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632
all of them

which

of

so

part with
health

The

years

in the board

to

in 1860

the

be

follow

at

whom

with

wishes

for his continued

in 1861, $2,726.78
in 1865.

The

probably

than

to

the

of

Bulletin

keep

to

only by delaying printing of

the current

domestic

in 1863.

by

shown

367, in 1865

in 1864,

that the number

their usual

40,000 volumes

and

recorded; in 1862

$5,969.11

state

about

at

Purchases

output.

to

little

cals
foreignperiodi-

not

are

Europe;

to

to 587.

$13,328.16 in 1860, $8,616.57

were:

reports for these years

20,000 readers

they

to 1,150, in 1864

years

remained

book

the

exchanges

from

files of current

in 1861

in 1862, $3,255.59

interest in it |has|been

purchases

the

up

election

by

the American

London.

legationat

off book

cut

in these

consulted

about

of

librarynot

volumes, in 1863

current

volumes

the

filled

resignationwas

American

6,000 volumes;

to

for books

Expenditures

the

distance

500

to

his

by

critic, editor

wholly

attempted

amounted

of

course
kindlyinterthey now

genial and

catalogue buj also by raising the price of

almost

as

they amounted

and

the

friend

and

of their heartfelt

caused

art

affected

war

to

level

and

the associate

later secretary of

civil

could

more

with

Jones Hoppin,

supplement
a

LIBRARY

PUBLIC

uniformly experienced in

reluctance, and

vacancy

Union,

such

YORK

happiness."

and

William

Art

many
much

so

The
of

have

NEW

of readers

figures, which

consulted; "an

the great increase

$3,375.53

in the numbers

were

increasing

of its casual

visitors."
Another
which

$20,000

general
him

thus

heating
received

funds

gift

from

W.

was

to

be used

of

the

B. Astor

from

purchase

the
of

in 1867

which

the Astors, father

he

and

fund

$203,012.38
of $229,000.

The

In

their

of their trust
to

report

B. Astor,

death

having

taken

thus

proposed by

that

the

heads

above

the ten

and

away

by
the

years

most

it had
named

Samuel

gave

been

B.

property
have

the

been

not

of

ment;
equip-

endowment

$8,975.31.
the

progress

After

reference

then

but

two,

remained,

to state:

on

only that all the

fully carried

purposes

been

the trustees,

by

cent,

per

the founder

Ruggles, secretary,

libraryhave

in the hands

two

charge.

in the will of

of

$700,000

the

expenses

of the others, the report goes

of

Of

summary

in their

the

system

new

of

of

presented by

leaving an

$11,664.31,

was

trustees

the report of the treasurer

founder

mentioned,

the

trustees

president,and

"It will appear

funds

1868

in the twenty

the fact that of

W.

for

in 1866

for

for site,building,
and

books, binding, freight,etc,

income

of

(increasedabout

son

$50,000,

"

total

sum

paid $6,545.74.

investments, etc.) $283,324.98 had been expended

for

the

the installation

to mention

for

1866

year

books, the remainder

library;this gift brought

far to $300,000, not

apparatus

for

marked

under

largely increased:

each

out,

but

of

the

"HISTORY

"1st.

OF

THE

NEW

YORK

PUBLIC

LIBRARY

633

$100,000 appropriated for the libraryedifice and its

site designated in the codicils
to $257,631,85. The
65 feet front on
contained
Lafayetteplace by 120 feet in depth. The site
actuallyoccupied contains 130 feet front by 120 feet deep, while the edifice
has

The

been

site,has

been

doubled

"2d.

of

sum

increased

in dimensions.

In

place of $120,000 appropriated for the purchase of books, the

last,$240,864.15,
actuallyexpended, up to the 31st of December
It
for
the
was
printing
supposed
including $7,224.53
catalogues.
originally
The number
of volumes
that the library
might contain fiftythousand volumes.
the shelves is stated by the superintendent to be 137,533, of which
now
on
1868.
have
been obtained
in the year
The
2,300
singular ability,
industry
and
with which
Dr. Joseph G. Cogswell, the first superintendentof
economy
the library,selected and purchased the larger part of the books
which
it now
has
been
noticed
in
former
the
trustees
contains,
to the
specially
reports by
have

trustees

Legislature.
"3d.

The

taining
of the fund
($180,000), appropriated for the mainprincipal
the
library, has been kept duly invested as
graduallyincreasing

and

by the founder, while $35,898.35 of principal has been added to the

amount,
making the whole $215,898.35.
The
"4th.
have
trustees
expended $25,499.69 in equiping the library
with its necessary
and
furniture, and $6,545.74 in addition has been
shelving
in
for
steam
warming the building.
apparatus
expended
directed

"The

aggregate of the
heads

"The

is

stated

amounts

to

came

the hands

the

yearly expense

up

to

the 31st

the

four

ceding
pre-

of

in

$736,439.73

from

surplus yearly income

to maintaining and
it

under

--------

the

principalfund

voted
de-

increasingthe librarysince

of the trustees, after deducting

has been
maintaining the library,

December

last

81.008.81

-----

$655,430.92

"Originalappropriation as

above

"Showing

in the hands

apart from
the

books
"The
and

rent, and
of

an

any

increase

beyond

in the

their

actual

value
cost

400,000.00

------

of
.

of the trustees

the

libraryedifice

$255,430.92

and

site, and

of

yearly expenses,
including the salaries of the superintendent
fuel and
with
Croton
librarians,with the necessary
water
repairs,
other

second
Those

period

of

the

far increased
the

fund

1868

life
library's

may

had

been

nearly all died.

The

aggressivevigor of

industryof

maturity.

most

The

with

for

only

who

insistent

of

current

have so
contingencies,
pricesthat the net yearlyincome of
the libraryamounted
for the year

The

had

accumulation

to

the

maintainingand

be

now

youth
of

ing
increas-

$2,180.83."

intimatelyconnected

character

general advance

with

gave

the

said

to

have

its

place

collection

to

menced.
com-

founding
the
was

quiet
fixed

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634
and

known

was

of

New

of

Wales

mind

the

fact that

visit when

must

and

papers

the

was

country
records

record

of

the

for the

of

first twenty
had

Cogswell

United
few

but

years,

hoped

properly be
the

but

two,

to

in

thirty-threeline
but

sure,
to

this country

for the
of

From

edition

of

the

Homer,

1872

as

Prince

placein

the

depository of

the

now

when

that

its annals

on

than

To

letter of

William

letter in Latin

may

Columbus

copy

from

secured

Stephen Plannck's

of

the

very

announcing

Astor

not

"

Shakespeare;he

this group

Waldorf

printed

first edition, to

is presumably the first edition, {in Spanish)

later when

years

are

varied

the first

treasures

first folio of

catalogueat "140)

the

What

twenty

first-book

librarythe

In

it in his

earlyone.

an

its

of

Commission

Sanitary

later.

thingsthe

mind

the less beneficial,

none

American

an

Quaritch (who priced

selected

was

States

secure

America,

discoveryof

city;indicative

it

years

its place in the

of the

one

get the Gutenberg Bible.

failed to

added

held

of

of usefulness, less picturesqueand

gifts,

Bible, the first printed edition

secured

been

that

fact

some

Indicative

in the

was

LIBRARY

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it had

the

of

growth,

he

was

organization dissolved
a

YORK

the country.

throughout

York

of

NEW

Lenox

the

Library

be

came

it to

added

its

treasures.

Gifts
time

time.

to

which

In

lackingin

volumes,

president of

1873

classical

mainly

critical apparatus,
edition
and

in the

Harvey's

same

folio

"Exercitatio

Astor,

miscellaneous

besides

anatomica

the

Teubner

editions

him

From

in

1874

Dr.
de

collection

supply

to

Thus

about

with

the

600

sary
neces-

the

came

by

fourth

Niirnbergin 1492,

Flint, jr.,the first edition

Austin

cordis

motu

at

from

came

gift of money

by Anthony Koburger

from

came

year

in

added.

were

B.

departments.
philological

authors

Vergil printed in

of

William

trustees,

filled,
making

were

classical and

the

the

presented a largeand

he

deficiencies

many

items

the

from

et

sanguinisin

of

animalibus"

(Frankfurt, 1628,4").
Cogswell

had

resignationwas
Schroeder
for

years.

June 7, 1871, when

him.

As

his

latter,then

years

he

old, born

of

and

Philadelphia,had

Hungarian

4th

succeed
offered
entered

the board

defeat
in

the

the board

successor

51
the

Then

December

of
him.
his

in Moravia,
army

employed

served

which
resignation
their minutes

on

Dr.

Edward

had

and

ably
was

R,

ably
accept-

acceptedon
losing

Straznicky,
Austria

residence

librarysince

His

Francis

their regrets at

fled from

and, after

in the

6, 1861.

following, when

Schroeder

appointed

nationalist
been

November

superintendent on

as

accepted on
appointed to

was

ten

resigned

1859.

after
in

The
the

England

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YORK

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LIBRARY

solicited; and this,

help and his wise counsels whenever
they were
There
was
always with great delicacyand disinterestedness.
something singularly
in
his
when
such
sentiments
become
at
an
devotion,
touching
usually
age
active

feeble and
he

silent,to

"The

of
colleague,
They

from

remote

his residence, and

of memory,
attempt, in this brief

will not

trustees

those

expatiateupon

institution

an

with

which

ties except those

scarcelyany

had

excellent

numerous

traits in the character

to

of their former

tions.
biographer might find abundant
proofs and illustrathemselves
mention
his
and
unaffected
to
only permit
simple
kindliness
the gracious urbanity with
which
he discharged all
of manner,
his official duties, his loyalty
as
a
friend, his fresh and genialimpulses,which
considerateall the sluggishnessof age, his fidelity
and affectionate
overcame
from
and personal ambition,
ness
as
a
teacher, his absolute freedom
literary
life.
and
of
and his unstained
integrity purity
"The
to

who

have

recollection
had

of the

above, and

few

little need
of

made
had

the

death

Hoppin

"The

in

B.

appointed

those

which

was

partiallysummarized

constantlyincreasing

to

Volumes

sulted
con-

135,065 in 1875, that is 129

to

814,254 in 1860

trustees

them

from

per

988,618 in

to

his

frequentlyrefrained

of benefactions

the senior

A, Dix

John

suitable

up

meeting was

the

24th

which

his character

making

to

savor

even

which, under

and
of

William

and

resolutions.

day

their

performing in his lifetime,and

for

member

J.
The

follows:

as

on

discharge a duty

singularmodesty

from

that

B. Astor,

their deep respect

was

announced
officially

was

following,by

draw

to

William
to

moved

at its next

of

24, 1875

December

committee

death

the

on

possiblybe considered

might

been

statistical tables.

November

on

Ruggles, who

the board

lamented

Such

services.

in the

institution

an

call attention

to

forever

memory

particularlyto

his labors."

have

cityincreasingfrom

the

meeting

prevented

but

his

and

of

care

objectof

59,516 in 1860

at their

official form

an

in the

indicated

as

B. Astor

last,enables
wishes

added

of W.

adopted by

him

make

him,

cent.

of the board, Samuel

be

will

succeeding years

from

populationof

excellences

the dearest

next

be

increased

board

minute

with

Hbrary

1875, that is 22 per

to the

these

privilegeof knowing

of his hopes and

Events

The

of

the

associated

been

the center

cent., the

his

will

all who

dear

use

which

entry in their minutes

ber
Novem-

of

regard

for his

that is to express
gratitudefor his

and

his unaffected

dislike of

ostentation, that his

those

customary

other

circumstances, would

and

formal

ever
what-

colleagues
edgments
acknowlhave

been

proper.
"Mr.
will of
whom

Astor

the
he

was

founder

succeeded

the
of
as

second
the

privateindividual
library. The first was

president in

the

year

1860.

named
Mr.
He

as

trustee

in the

Washington Irving,
has dischargedthe

HISTORY

duties

of

that

THE

OF

office

NEW

YORK

since, and

ever

in

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which

manner

637

endeared

him

all

to

his

with peculiarpleasurehis courteous

colleagues. They remember
manner,
his excellent
and
his
wise
hesitation
in adopting any
novel
oi
judgment,
untried
remarkable.
He
was
experiment. His punctualitywas
always the
earliest one
to appear
at the board, and
nothing but grave illness prevented
his attendance.
So late as the 10th of November
last,only a fortnightbefore
his death, neither the excessive
the demand
nor
inclemency of the weather
for indulgence which
his eightyyears of age might have suggested,hindered
him
from
presiding at our meeting.
"He

was

as

performance
organization and he
which

reverence,

him

to extend

"But
scholars

his

of

his

of

one

the work

which

love of letters,and

own

also active

were

gifts to the libraryas he was

began to bestow them at its
them
until the day of his death.
His
filial
his conspicuous traits, undoubtedly prompted
his father had so auspiciouslycommenced.
regular in

institution,and

one

of

yet entitled

peculiar merits, and

he

to

his knowledge

world.

that rank,

believed

of the wants

in the

great libraries of the

the

it is not

He

inducinghim to increase
of becoming at
way

in

agents

place it

to

his

official duties.

continued

was

our

that

and

constant

in the

knew

Nobody
but

he

that after

had

the

better

of

resources

future

some

than

day

himself

just appreciationof its

point had been attained,

certain

of American

with the demands

which
should
steady growth, contemporaneous
it
wholesome
and
useful
be made
from
than any
more
day to day, was
upon
His gifts.therefore, were
sudden
not
or
only liberal,
extraordinaryadditions.
but they were
them
in
to enumerate
timelyand judicious.It seems
proper
this minute, both in justiceto his memory
and as important facts in the history
a

slow

of

the

and

hbrary.

"Before

the

first

to make

the fund

completed, he

building was

added

it fireproof. Shortlyafterward

considerable

sum

than fifteen
placedmore
thousand
dollars at the disposal
of Mr. Cogswell to buy books
for a technological
1855
In
he conveyed to the trustees
three parcelsof land
department.
building,and erected thereon a new structure in harmony
adjoiningthe original
with, but of greater capacitythan the other, at a cost of upwards of one hundred

to

and

thousand
fifty-six

and

in 1860

dollars.

six thousand

dollars

In

1857

he

he

contrilnited

for books.

In

1862

five thousand

he established

an

dollars,

annuity

collection, and in 1866 he

Cogswell's bibliographical
made
further
donation
of fiftythousand
dollars for the general purposes
a
In addition
these
of the instftution.
others of money
to
gifts,there were
the
treasurer's
and
books
which
in
but which, as
not
are
sjwcified
account,
for

the

stated

purchase

Dr.

in the trustees'

that

date

paid

between

and

of

more

since then
"The

than

report of
three

six and

seven

five thousand

simple statement

is sufficient

to

learningthroughout

show

1867, had

hundred
thousand
dollars

made

thousand

the total of
dollars.

dollars

for

for additions

of these contributions
the

the country

magnitude
owe

to

Mr.

of

steam

In

his donations

that

without
debt

year

to

he

heating apparatus,

to the Classical

the

same

Department.

any elalmrate panegyric,

which
the lovers of

Astor.

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638
"The
record

trustees

of his

publicservice

which
abilities,

at

German

which

and

Gottingen. Mr.
his privilegeof
in the early part
observation

and

in

first to

of

shown

been

the

by

Mr.

this

which
gratification

Astor

by study

and

had

excellent

observation.

his

natural
had

He

and
had
he

America,

to

distinguishedvisitors

self-

well

as

and

generous,

descriptionsof Madame
were
interestingand

met

cultivated

the

from

of

powers
De

Stael

instructive.

acquaintance of leading
the
was
always among
His hospitality
criminating
diswas

he

abroad.

his entertainments

remarkable

were

not

far more
elegance,but also for that which was
ful
grateof
each
one's
to his guests, an
particular claims to
intelligent
recognition
attention.
He
sometimes
seasoned
his
was
a skillful judge of character, and
conversation
with a trace
of humor
which
those
who
had
surprised
chiefly
with affairs.
He constantlyread the best books
known
him
in his connection
and
was
particularlyinterested in the letters and biographiesof celebrated

only

for their taste

his

considerable

had

artistic life,and

professional,literaryand
as

discover

in his

He

century.

present

memory,
he
personages

his return

receive

accidentlypreserved,

men
young
circles was

academic

retentive

celebrated

"After
men

have

left in those

afterward

other

afforded.

the

position. The pleasant

long remembered, and many
mentioned
was
to a friend and
colleague who was
visiting
Astor
and
thus was
able to improve
was
a
good linguist,
mingling in the refined societyof several European capitals

impression he

and

have

pleasure of joining to
of

in

denying industryseldom
years

the

earlyyouth of the instruction and companionship of Bunsen,

the distinguishedscholar and diplomatist. He
followed
the regular
of lectures, which
he had
written
Gottingen and his note-books

afterward

in

themselves

acknowledgment

an

them

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carefullycultivated

were

the advantage

out

with

YORK

deny

cannot

personal relations

courses

NEW

men,

upon

much

to

accident

which

that

his comments
to

appear

his

ascertained.

and

His

make

parade

large information
manners

discriminating,
although he

were

of

learning that
upon

simple

were

these
and

it

and

was

only by

kindred

cordial, and

disliked
some

so

happy

topics could

be

in his courtesy to

The
people,he recalled the best days of the old school.
young
stration
quiet kindliness with which he greeted his friends, without any undue demonand

women

by

word

unaffected, it

was

or

gesture,

also

was

peculiarlygrateful.

invariable, and

was

never

If

chilled

it

was

calm

and

by advancing age

not
a varnish.
pre-occupationof affairs. His politenesswas
which
all
the
inherent
in
the
of
It was
a long, and
something
rubbing
grain,
shine
in some
to
more
life,only made
brightly. It seems
respects,an anxious
the dignity of the subject to add that with
from
to be descending somewhat
kindliness
of heart, Mr. Astor
and natural
such refined tastes
by any
never,
the impression in his manners
conversation
that he was
or
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public "small

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contained
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in

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volume;

(3)

of 1866; (4) the subject

1866

and

1880;

(5)

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to

card"

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numbers

criticism
first

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the

the

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books,
with

and

it.

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for

catalogues drew
York

which

are

faithful

and

collection

reference

of such

of

Wednesday, June 8,

1881

it is

probably

collection

is contained

in it.

treasures.

volumes,

prepared

for

its

institution

additions

that

(page 5,

192,547
familiar

are

superior in

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originalcatalogue of
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by

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catalogue.

fortunate

be

been

the

the facilities
upon
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time, although it lacks many

would

have

without

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depends much

buried

work

by all who

is conceded

indispensablein

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in the

interest.

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without

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the value

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received

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upon

following samples

catalogue is a collection
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1857-61,

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for consultation

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THE

OF

made

it shows

if the

to it.

in

features
honest

same

1866

In

the

and

had

care

analytical
of the regularcatalogue,together with
catalogue was issued as a fifth volume
a
supplementary alphabeticalcatalogue of the accessions to the library up
The
work
abounds
in errors,
and
was
to that time.
evidently prepared by
unskillful and careless hands.
The
card catalogueof authors
and of subjects,
which
is a continuation
of the supplementary catalogue,and which
is supposed
the
additions
the
from
1866
the
to
to give
to
library
present time, is open to
criticism.
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severe
imperfectionsare as annoying to the frequenterof the
of its blunders
in classification are
ludicrous.
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library as some
for instance, to find Balzac's social satire "Physiologic du Mariage ou
tions
Meditale Bonheur
de Philosophie Eclectique sur
et la Malheur
Conjugal,"
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Medicine
itself
in the subjectcatalogue,and
under
to find the book
in

the

of

etherization

alcove

"But

devoted

here

and

Is

is less ridiculous

an

but

that

to

chemistryand

instance

of

1880.'

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physics,contained

reference

as

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given of the different

preference of generalitiesto
to

on

which

is written

volumes

thus

in the

to

de
the

series

to

des

of

'Annales

of

Sciences
no

conciselycatalogue*!.Neither

de
the

from

eminent

foot.
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Physique

1856

to

to

scores

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writers

et de

various

in

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important papers

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is noticeable

1878,' is

and
other

et

authors

with

phosphorus

on

imperfectcataloguingwhich

and

Chimie

shelf

same

valuable

extending

details

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1880; Botanique continued

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Chevreul.

'Annales

the

on

treatises

frequenttype

Dumas,

account

card

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more

catalogued merely

are

and

operative surgery,

Lussac, Arago, Louis

Gay

department,

an

Physique,'

continued

papers,
1880.
A
of

on

to

and

no

similar

cases.

The

Zoologiecontinued

the contents

the title 'Annales

132

of the

d'Hygiene

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648

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continued

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thereof

NEW

YORK

1880,' throw

to

lightupon

much
1856

from

published

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1880.

to

the

The

of

contents

54

the

comprehensive

same

styleis adopted in the case of certain mysteriouspamphlets entered as 'NewYork

in box
"New
York
marked
to
City and State
Pamphlets relating
This is a singularmethod
butions
of disposing
of valuable contriCity and State."
of papers
in which
on
they relate
importantsubjects,and the manner
to the City or
County of New- York is only to be ascertained by rummaging
collection.
The
reader
who
is accustomed
through the entire miscellaneous
the
of
sacrifice
that
does
not
to
use
a catalogue
everything to brevity will be
struck with the large number
of cases
in which
the name
of a collection,but
of the compiler,is given at the Astor
Guessard's
not
Thus,
Francois
Library.
'Anciens
Poetes
is not cataloguedunder
de la France'
the compiler'sname,
"

"

'

but

merely

as

collection.

authors

and

editors.

Bollan's

'Ancient

This, also, is the

indication

No

Right of the English Nation

of George Stephens editorial connection
with
tenth or eleventh
called
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of
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will not

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of

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to

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wit: Certain

III.

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the shelves.
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contents

system, which

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would
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completely books
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has prevailed at

how
a

what

of

in

seen

Apelles,'among

und

for

ferring
trans-

varietyof political
pamphlets,
about
100 in number, by different authors.
These
are
specimens of the swarm
of pamphlets that came
in Paris during the second
of them
out
Empire, some
There
and others by well-known
hands.
'Affaires
de Rome,'
are
anonymous,
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baldi,'
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Alexis
La
Messine;
'L'Excommunication,'
Castille;
by Hippolyte
by
'La Prusse
tique
I860,' by Edmond
About; 'Le Pape et le Congres'; 'Le Polien
Chretien,' and a variety of similar productions. Yet they
et le Droit
the works
of Napoleon III.,and are
entered
set down
as
not to be found
are
of the

volumes.

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of the
song
Soc.
Archao(Antiq.

pamphlets given in the

Politiques,Paris,

reader

William

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of

intelligence
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the card

on

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Birds.'

for
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8vo.'
as

find it

the American

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by

the

with

instances

authorship

the

to

of

and

catalogue as
librarywho

and

same

the

'Apelles'Leben

the French

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to

'Life

visitor to the

Jules Caesar,'
will be

degree

title page

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works

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Wustmann's

in the authors'

Wustmann.'
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from

names

entering of

of

in many

case

is given of

Mr,

Winsor,

Mr.

or

Cogswell himself,

are

buried

in

say

great

effects of the wretched

the

Astor

Library

are

HISTORY

plainly seen
has

all who

by

decreased

OF

NEW

frequent

7,500.

about

800, and

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it.

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number

number

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649

readers

in three

readers

has

years
increased

it is

of the readers, despairing of finding

probable that some
the
while
to
by trusting
they
catalogue,have taken this course,
the majority have simply abandoned
task.
ders
If the bluna seemingly hopeless
that are
in the cards which
accessible to the public are
so
numerous
are
to be perpetiuitedin the printed catalogue now
being prepared, the work
will be the laughing stock of all who
examine
it intelligently,
and will afford
some
strikinginstances of carelessness, ignorance and stupidity."

over

seek

what

In

September following the

signed "Delta,"
volume

(1881),

"About
the

brain

and

the

of

time

taken

from

Dr.

Cogswell

librarian,and

some

of

should

do

Transcript printed similar criticism,

the

the

reprint in

Library Journal,

259-261.

pages

States, in the form

that

here

Boston

epidemic

an

away

left the

with

librarya

invaded

soon

disease.

the

need

idea

new

originated in

all the libraries of

The

of

idea

new

any

was

the United
'card

printing whatever

logue'
cata-

in the

of

It is not
'card catalogue,'
to describe
libraryindexes.
a
necessary
since every frequenterof any libraryin the country in which
it is in use knows
of his time in
to his sorrow
exactly what it is,and that it has wasted more
of becoming epithets in its condemnation
the invention
than
he has given
consulted
But the epidemic reached
to the bocks
the Astor
through its use.
in
its
virulent
from
than
form,
the
of
most
vast
worse
Library
judging
pile
useless cards that form what is characterized
its
as
'subjectcatalogue.'
form

distributed
to
50,000, alphabetically
50 subjects. The
cards
through some
of those in the 'Authors'
seem
to be duplicates
Catalogue,'and as placed before
the public for use
of no
Under
the heading
are
practicalvalue whatever.
New
of
there
'British
York,'
1,500
are
as
as
cards;
'History
History.'
many
400; 'Jurisprudence,'500; 'Oriental History,' 400; 'In"lustrial Arts,' 200;
and
Numismatics,' 200; 'Theology
Historical, Practical and
'Inscriptions
Miscellaneous,' 1,800; 'Voyages and Travels,' 700; 'French Literature,'1,200;
"These

under

the

cards

names

number

of

from

authors

of

30,000

books

"

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'American
"One
found

well
may
under
'French

in the French

inquire how,
Literature.'

language of

in
On

card

catalogue, 1,200

examination

it is

cards
that

seen

could

be

alt books

general nature, as well as many on specialsubjects,

The
are
placed under this head.
'Journal et lettres de Eugenie de Guerin,'
'Alfred
le Grand, Pantomime
trois actes,'by M. Aumer;
Le Sage's 'Gil
en
de
Bias'; 'Human
Sadness,' an English version of a book by the Countess
found
under
'French
Literature.'
Memoirs, etc., are
Gasparin; Lamartine's
So,

too,

are

certain

works

the eccentric
illustrating

of

Voltaire, the cards

to

which

may

be

cited

as

catalogue. One
of them
reads 'Voltaire F, M. Arrouet. de; Voltariana, ou Eloges Amphigouriques';and another, 'Valtaire,F. M, Aronet De; A PhilosophicalDictionary.'
orthography prevailingin

the

card

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works

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the

Grote's

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as

in

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in the

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of

of

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books

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found

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other

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be

George Grote,' may

before

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comprehensive

same

of

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Africa,' and

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with

common

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equal

in the Deserts

claims

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to

an

entry,
"There

is

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no

to

the

of

curiosities

classification

be

to

in the

found

subject catalogue. 'The

looked
of

be
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head
of
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for under
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and
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may
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originalclassification is the placing of a Chinese
of the Chinese
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under
by
James
The cataloguermust
be a kinsman
of that ingenious person mentioned
in the 'Pickwick
learned article on
Chinese metaphysics
a
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under
the
letter
'M'
in
the
for
by reading up
metaphysics
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the letter 'C,' and
pasdia Britannica, and for China
combining the
New

York

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finest stroke

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of Twenty

Volksleben'

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and

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'General

dinavian
'Jurisprudence';
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under
Tyrants,'

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is

the way
of
in
'The Rudiments

"

"

information.
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wholesale

which
is exemplifiedunder
'French
ture'
Literageneralheadings,and is indicative of the chaos
into which
falls who
in the subject catahe wants
logue.
one
attempts to find what
And
the catalogueis as far from
being of practicaluse to the clerks
it is to the readers.
Ask
in the Astor
as
a clerk
Library to give you a good
same

is carried

work

on

lime

find your

through
be
of

as

book
a

bring a

and

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of

clerk

he

requests you

of

its

note

cards, you

suggests

for the book.

but

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other

and
fertilizer,

multitude

found.

hunting

under

on

and
been

book

no

perseverance
consumed
in

you
are

success;

than
work

is necessary
in reading it. During as many
as
has been going on in the Astor
Library, for the

were

assured

that

catalogue'were
"Aside
under
made
of

from

no

printedcatalogue would

permitted
the

to

go

ever

'Chemistry,'
After

wading
subject can

that

on

back

to

your

task

rewarded, sometimes,

findingthe

with

more

has

report

under

library.

the

and
'Agriculture,'

Patience
time

place in
that

look

to

ten
reason

needed

volume

of
years this kind
that the trustees

be necessary

if this 'card

be constructed.

fatal defect

of

accumulating

singlegeneral heading,thousands
do

by persons totallyincompetent
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scholarshipin any of them.
to

of

these

such
of

work.
names

vast

cards

number

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of

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have

to

seem

is

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no

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evidence

have

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THE

652

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PUBLIC

is very easy to pick out blunders, and

fair samples of the whole
work.
are
sustained.

That

would

give the impression that

to

But

it may

also be

these

that the

errors

indictment

who
the
considers
surprising to one
direction in which
the catalogue started.
Dr. Cogswell said in the preface to
the four
issued in 1861:
volumes
fully
'Bibliographical
quiddling has been careeschewed.'
He did not explainwhat
the phrase 'bibliographical
quiddling'
unfortunate
It betrayed a
meant
an
to him; but the expression was
one.
that he had aimed
dangerous state of mind for a cataloguer. It showed
low;
that
his
fell
short.
His
and
must
we
arrow
publishedcatalogue is not
say
far the easiest to make
worthy of a largelibrary. Even the author part
left much
the subjectportion is surpassed in this country
to be desired; and
by only one other index in its successful showing of how not to do such work.
We
have always understood
that this index, though published five years after
Dr. Cogswell resigned,was
prepared according to his ideas. The writer in
the Transcriptimpliesthat some
in the original
change was made for the worse
plan. This certainlyis not unlikely. If Dr. Cogswell, whose child the library
can

be

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be

not

"

"

was,

aim

aimed

low, of

lower

his less enthusiastic

course

and

devoted

would

successors

still.

"There

been

have

inadequacy of the catalogue's

plan.
Cogswell
justlyproud
cheap rate at which he purchased
valuable books
in Europe. The circumstances
of a revolutionarytime favored
of the utmost
him, to be sure; but his great knowledge of books was
tance
imporin preventing his being led by low pricesinto purchasing rubbish.
He
have
liked to acquire a similar reputation for accomplishnaturallywould
ing
may

Dr.

much

for

reason

with

little
in

the

of the

was

means

field.

in another
This

it is somewhat

But
of

is

the

unsafe

in which,

to

unless

one
cases
catalogue.
exceptionalknowledge of the goods, he is apt to find
after a time that his cheap bargain is a remarkably dear one.
In cataout
loguing,
in
and
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to
ornament;
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stockholders
of
and
mutual
our
employ
cheap
incompetency.
scrimp
the money
of those costly
insurance
lying idle in some
companies fret over
off than the stockholders
offices;but they are not worse
palaces called home
built
railroads
when
their
with
of our
see
too great economy
they
bridges,
of materials or work, giving way
under
trains
before
violent storms.
or
heavy
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chosen
to have
seems
that
when
found
in
America
the latter.
we
a
People complain
university
then have
little left to pay the
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we

try to

the

save

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purchaser

teachers; and

building than

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That
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experience. One
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whether

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whether
catalogue;

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the persons

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tell him
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to

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volumes

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high

their

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months

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closing

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Astor

present form,

at

during

of

the average
steadily,

is indicated

was

following 1880

expression of
in the

Critic

the

of

public feeling

April 22, 1882,

follows:

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of

number

Purchases

146,136 in 1880

characteristic

attitude

but

the hour

except

m.

place at
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and

result

same

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at

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227,652 in 1885,

spent

sums

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number

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slowly

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the

the

bought, and

were

being 59,000

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interest.

respectively.Appreciation of the

$24,074

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to

1895.

of

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bought;

of readers

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193,308 in 1880

the

fifteen years

catalogue the

new

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as

volumes

were

and

than

more

an

the

on

will

point to

that the shadow

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should

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have

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built themselves

take

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its

have given stands in the way

thing. While the so-called Astor Library
in superficial
and
the number
of its
to grow
area
The
state will not
give us what we need.
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the ponderous and drowsy building in Lafayette Place
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books; that is provided with an adequate corps of clerks and
new
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city preferred to

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enormous

$10,000.
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sole object was
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the vaguest

even

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days of the week; that does

the other

on

than

summer

opening
hour

must

hour

was

Astor

conferred.
the

was

moved

perforce in

certainly
was,

management

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indictment
forward

those

days

of
from

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but

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account

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in

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10,138 volumes

in

disposalof

also

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came

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Mr.

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figuresof dignitariesand

library

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Astor, resulted in

their

literature,law,

century manuscript

written

illuminated, with

notes,

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archaeology,history,foreign

1883,

in March,

1,572 in 1881.

of 3,376 volumes,

Aquisgrano's Graduale,

musical

in

large Gothic

miniatures
coats

of

of sacred
arms,

birds,

in old Russia.
from

Mr.

Astor

libraryfunds, provided

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interest:

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to

Little,superintendentof

sanitary science, and

him

giftof $15,000

$5,000 from

in 1884.

in 1882, and

in the addition

filling
important

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placeof

in architecture,painting,music, French

characters, with

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placed at

Astor

resulted

gift of $15,000

further
needed

medicine, theology.
on

Italy.

much

thither

jurisprudence,political
economy,

much

tendered

buildingpurchases

John Jacob

$12,000 for books, which

staff.

compelled

were

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and

and

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Astor.

moved

period of

to

narrative

Astor

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Lord,

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to

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in 1877

Rutherfurd

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on

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the record

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Astor

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in March,

1884, together with

5,030 volumes

as

accessions

manuscripts and earlyprintedbooks

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Ptartan,

TRUSTEES

Fairpield

William

R. Halsey

Henry

John

Libraiy

January

matter,

OF

PmUic

linglt mambtn

Lewis
Giss Ledvau)
J. P. MoacAN
Morgan
J. O'Bsien
Stephen
H. Glim

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Cleveland

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carreul

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New

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Yerh

New

Barclay

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Edward

W.

George
I. N.

Russell

Sheldon

W.

Smith
Stokes

Phelps

Osborn
Frederick

Parsons

Stuhges

Geobge

L. Rives

Henhy

W.

Elihu

Root

Payne

Whitney

Taft

of the City of New

Mitchel,
York, ex officio.
mayor
York, ex offici
Prenbehgast,
Comptroller of the City of New
L. Dowung,
president of the Board of Aldermen, ex officio.

Purboy

John
WiLUAM
Frank

A.

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President, George L. Rives, 476 Fifth avenue.

First Vice-President, Lewis
Cass Ledyard.
Root.
Second
Vice-President. Euhu
Howlano
476 Fifth avenue.
Russell,
Secretary, Charles
W,
Sheldon, 45 Wall street.
Treasurer, Ejiwabd
States
Trust
45 Wall
Assistant Treasurer, United
Company,
H. Anderson,
476 Fifth avenue.
Director, Edwin
Chief Reference Librarian, H, M. Lvdenbebg, 476 Fifth
Chief of the Circulation Department, Benjamin
Adams,

AND

BUILDINGS

Building, 476 Fifth Avenue,

strei

avenue.

476 Fifth

BRANCHES

general administrative offices of the whole

Department, and the Central Circulation Branch,
system, all Divisions of the Reference
Central Children's Room, Library for the Blind, and the Travelling Libraries.

Central

Room

Branch,

Reference

Municipal

contains

512, Municipal Building.

CIRCULATION

BRANCHES

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Cehikal

Street, 61.

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388 E. Houston

Park.

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Hamilton

Park.

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Jackson

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Square.

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Park.

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Street, 112 East

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Heights.

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street

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avenue.
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avenue.

street.

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ToTTENViLLE.

avenue.

75 Bennett

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street.

street.

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road.

street

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street.

High

190 Amsterdam
1465 Avenue
A,
222

124th

East.

street

avenue.

YoRKViLLE.

9 West

Bruce.

MoRKiSANiA.
742

street.

street

Street, 103 West.

Melrose.
50th

East

Street, 224

street.

Street, 121 East

Sibebt, 328 East.

Riverside.

96th

East

Lhrary.

125th

Hamilton

street.

100th

UOth

Street, 203 West.

Washington

street

Street, 457 West

Cathedral.
5Sth

23rd

it

206 West

174 East

Harlem

135tb

66 Leroy street
the Bowery.
Bom) Street, 49. Near
135 Second
Ottendorfer.
avenue.

40rH

115th

33 East
Broadway.
192 East Broadway.

Park.

Hudson

Aguilar.

Avenue.

Square.

Chatham
Seward

476 Fifth

Circulation,

(Free for reference.)

ave.

street.

HISTORY

of

his

library,however
submitted

courtesy
but

seldom

lend

his

to

YORK

NEW

of

use

house;

nor

let them

or

inform

the

service

there.

Library,

or

was

applicant that

Lenox

excelled

the

all

asked

of

use

men

UBRARY

687

satisfactoryapplication,
exceptions) willing to

rare

frequent practice

for, in the hands

of

of

librarian

the
then

safety, and

particularbook

knew

and

great promptness

possession. His

place

the

and

(with

of his

similar

some

due

on

he

out

go

PUBLIC

generally with

scholars

deposit his rarities,when

the.Astor

"Mr

the

own

books

THE

precious,were

to

his

at

rare

was

of

OF

required

by

note

his

at

was

seizing ideas and perseverpossessed an extraordinary aptitude

ever

for

He
ingly running them out to the end.
for sticking to and finishingup any work
he had
in hand.
This, however,
I fancy, was
of
the
virtues
that
in
all
its
reward.
not
one
cases
own
was
His
first absorbing penchant was
for collectingearly editions
of the Bible
and parts thereof
he took to books
in all languages. Then
relatingto North
and travels,
and South
America, including all the great collections of voyages
well
the
editions
of
which
as
as
prior or original
they were
composed. This
led to collectingeverything pertaining to the great 'Age of Discovery,'
soon
whether
in Spanish, Portuguese, English, French, Dutch, Italian or German
"Besides
these he took very early to his favourite
author
John Bunyan,
and
not
only edited' an edition of the 'Pilgrim'sProgress,' but undertook
translations
of it. In this he was
to collect all editions and
cessful,
particularlysucof
the
having eventually acquired nearly every one
early English
,

editions

of

collection

parts I, II, and

known

be

can

with

equal to it. Indeed for

way
lists of the editions
of the P. P.
in

no

wanted, and

it

fingers that

my
and

from

reports

peeled

the

Milton,

both

Indeed

that of

invoices, notes
in

as

many
and

had,

as

1854

undertook

in

acquiring, it is

says

that

passed
and

1855

to

he

ones

his net

all the editions

believed, nearly all the known

of
of

Miltons

excels

put together,rich

the

between
he

into

fifteen
them

bought

by
for

as

those

years
almost
his

that

New

of

the

British

libraries

are

Museum

in Miltons."

following 1845, letters,lists,

steamer;

every
York

he

estimated
than

principalmore

Offor

being
pocket

previously recognized, of the early separate

of 'Areopagitica'and 'Paradise
the author

not
verse

for

bring

ediled

the

No

32nd.

Of for*

I carried in my
those known

years

well

as

he

prose
his collection

the Bodleian

Stevens

that

succeeded

well

as

pieces in
and

the

to

catered

manner

same

and

editions,
Lost.'

was

1st

earnestly,allowing nothing to slipthrough

for him.
In reading catalogues
to secure
necessary
of
the
least
world, one
always kept
was
parts
eye at

way

all

nearly twenty
he

the

his, that of the late Mr

for his desiderata.

"In
of

in that

from

numbered

III, as

compared

"Pilirim'a

Pitpim's

Prosr"

ProfrCM

cimc

collectioi

THE

688

fiftythousand

dollars

his ardent

him
he

of

some

wrote

me

will be

'

war

Mr

Early

and

death

have

me

mittent
inter-

an

I had

resist

not

day, April 23,

long
far

of

beforehand

ing,
buy-

plan, as

best

memorandum

ally
gener-

1866, after

could

'Your

this announcement:

let

to

in

that he

nuggets

birth

suspended

Lenox

only occasionallyhad

fever.
bibliographical

contained

was

the

books, and

rare

Shakespeare's

on

concerned,

am

"During

for

his old

LIBRARY

PUBLIC

extraordinary historical

letter,in which
I

YORK

worth.

foraging

attack
sent

NEW

as

what

'

forward
De

to

Bry,

In

me.

fact, unless

Hulsius,

or

had

from

him

in his

amusing

an

missed

hints

commentary

I have

he

1865

almost

made

1875

up

I not

incipientresolutions
for

mind

my

infrequently

his eye, but

desired

now

that

to re-offer

me

times
some-

found

was

nugget

some

shall

you

Vesputius, or

like the

and

inquired anxiously

under

what

subjects,while
bibliographical

on

these

on

immediately

volume

some

between

letters

numerous

when

it be

know

Jesuit Relation,

or

postscript, in which

passed or

I will let you

take, and

stop purchasing.' Such

to

I may

suppose

you

he

or

in
had

procure

for him."
"From
so

rapidly,and

doing

his

or

also

of

rooms

to

done

with.

and

payment,

and
but

Lenox

work

his

the

book

The

accessions

after

entered

were

to
unintelligible

cases

his

in

were

locked

and

examination

Lea

the

and

outsiders.

The

sufficient

books

were

for

room

careful

Offor

Wilson,

books, with

tidier nuggets
gallery of art which
and

paintings and sculpture. The

in the numerous
piled away
spare
filled to the ceilingfrom
the further

ticked off in interleaved

or

special memorandum

smaller

with

was

then

was

activelycollectinghis library
he had no
time to catalogue

the

of

book

time

till they

door, which

few

few

collections

the

was

himself, that
a

same

Rich, Ebert, Hain,

Compans,

Mr

in the

largehouse,

his

back

end

of

all the

put away
filled at

being

bulk

great

1869

to

accessions, except

arrange
which
he could
was

1845

about

the

cataloguesof
and

others,
for

clearness
then

present

collation,approval
Temauxin

or

his

piled away

small

own

use

like

cord

wood."

The

Lenox

Library

passed January
as

follows:

Alexander

Donaldson,

was

James Lenox,
Van

William

Betts

act

of

of
legislature

in the act

being

Aspinwall, Hamilton

Huntington,John

nine

New

York

in number,

Fish, Robert

Fisher

Ray,

Sheafe, James

Belknap.

foremost

this time

named

H.

Rensselaer, Daniel

Aaron

at

incorporatedby

20, 1870, the trustees

Aspinwall, the
trade,

was

of New

York

sixty-three
years

"
This
is SicTcnl'
ciplanalion.
and
Lenox.
diflcrcnCH
between
Stevens
of London
bookseller
lo the
(preunted

Another
A
bound

libraryhy

merchants
old.

in the India

Hamilton

and

Pacific

Fish, governor

intcrprclationof

of

tfae loiencd
ulei
migbt lie in pcrioDsl
G. Allen.
volMme
of iettera from
Jamea Lenox
to Edward
Hr.
Allen
in 1897),
ifaowa
that
be wai
buying exteoaiTcly

HISTORY

THE

OF

the State,Senator, trustee

his

of

state

fame

as

Design from
to

serve

trustees

of

their

their

mortgages

New

appointed

running
the
it

on

excavation

the

back

192

other

Lenox,

of

act

at

incorporation, chose

the

the

James
act

as

received

of New

from

York, and

bearing7 per

Mr.

building fund.

in bonds

March

block

this

17, conveying

between

70th

permanent

day they

same

the

them

to

71st

and

and

interest;of this

cent,

On

Lenox

Streets

eight

and

two

rear.

Richard

Morris

the first annual

once,

feet

The
the

long,

street, the

Hunt

foundation

risen

the side streets

thus

been

had

feet deep. 101

recess

chosen

was

report of the trustees

buildinghad

114

to
parallel

halls

deed, dated

their

when

to

laid

statingthat
1871,

by May,

the top of the first story.

feet

high

called

was

being joined by

formed

architect.

being

92

for

by

passage-way

feet

long by

42

deep.

stock

$64,000
the

$100,000,
aside

set
to the

work

1872

A
tendered

giftof

fund, $64,000 in New

walls

the

the words

but

of the

the

went

York

wing

north

erected; the south

carried

were

Felix

from

June 3, 1872,

In

of

trustees

Mr.

Lenox

gave

an

necessityof selling
for the

stock

building and

being transferred

fund.

books

the collection

the

in 1871

fund; $36,000 of this

for the

centre

of

building fund

relieved

which

of its roof

the walls of the

the

upon

permanent

permanent

During
frame

demands

meet

additional

to

The

of Mr.

requested the president to

estate

remainder

of that year

from

To

the

the

following,they

City real

in progress.

was

plans,two

feet

Library.
friends

of

destined

was

January 28, 1870,

on

of the county

Avenue

across

began

structure

set

of

15

library building

at the end

the

stock

the

the Fifth

forming
For

height of

appointed.

March

on

York

formally accepted

Work

be

might

meeting

on

fund, and

others

trustees

men,

tary
secre-

Academy

April 17, they set aside $100,000 of the citystock towards

on

sum,

the

at

National

Public

York
business

effected

was

acceptance

in 6 per cent,

$300,000

and

the board

until another

At

lots

New

Belknap secretary, and

president,

treasurer

the

in 1870,

was,

connections.

declared

Lenox

The

or
professional

York

689

then

Huntington,

president of

as

of

larger board

Organization
trustees

LIBRARY

Library since 1863,

Daniel

served

PUBLIC

Lenox
1869; he alone of the original

to

New

were

family

or

the

on

cabinet.

artist,had

1862

YORK

of the Astor

in Grant's
an

NEW

of

was

also

of the donor

up to the level of the cornice

Astoin,

was

wholesale

importance

the

collection

not

of

liquordealer

only

for

the

public interest

made

on

"during

iron

far, and

wing progressed nearly as

for the intimation

it

completed and

were

the wings.
of the

city,

intrinsic value
in the

library.

long residence

THE

690
in this
of

of art, and
of

French

writings on

remained

On

of his

massive

fence

iron

enclosed; it also
brick

the greater part

1876

of

had

been

two

work

ready

for

years

saw

and

room

In

mosaics,

shown

was

careful

so

evidence

equalledby few,

the

Lenox's

these

collation

to

with

and

windows,

The

floor

be

copper
and

completely

arches, in iron

ceilings
completed,

the

three

books, paintings,and
latter

the

thrown

were

and

exhibition

by

On

Monday,

for

until

March

of

December

certain

tickets

of

January

and

on

1, when
the

an

books

rarer

applying in writing; during

persons

days
Mon-

building by

the

adopted, admission

was

were

public inspection.

of

occupation

the

statuary

only

two

open

Thursdays

and

1874.

spring of

groups

the
The

stairways.

building to

permit public exhibition.

for

as

the

tional
addiand
cards
year

admitted.
of

by

the

the

Catalogue of

the service

building practicallycompleted. By

of admission

by post
were

Concrete

of other

of
to

aside

system

forwarded

15,000 persons

and

the

the

delayed re-openinguntil

set

manuscripts.

to

librarian

fastened

doors

for

work

plasteringin

Mondays

on

workmen

was

the books

and

intendent
super-

finished,as well

cement

Fridays through June. Continued

mechanics

being

in

interior.

iron

containing them

continued

and

in

trustee

brought to

literature

temporary

the

on

throughout,

well arranged
sufficiently
rooms

laid

this, with

transferred, but

IS, 1877, the

slate

greater part of Mr.

the

Exhibition

librarian
he

in 1884.

appointed

was

principal interior

largeropenings, allowed

hastened

was

next

end

elected

and

building were

the

and

with

and

the

turned

were

The

his death

was

and

historical

walls of the

court

covered

boarding for

weather

and

the

completed,

was

after

The

country."

in the

assistant

state

collection

complete

most

Moore

been

excellent

an

encyclopedias, works

found

Societysince 1841,

the exterior

before

roof, too, of
wires,

had

in

contemporaries.

1873

During

best

June 4,

on

of American

librarya knowledge

if any,

died

He

and

possession until

had

date.

Historical

be

can

George Henry

who

same

York

of the New
of the

Donaldson

the

on

Astoin's

3, 1872, Dr.

placeof James

all bound

probably the

bibliographythat

in Mr.

October

LIBRARY

books, includingthe

French

history,classics,etc., and

on

collection

PUBLIC

5,0CX)volumes,

city,
embracing about

preservation,of

YORK

NEW

issue

the

in arrangement

progress

in 1877

Lenox

of

the

first of

Library,"in

of the different editions

of the

classification of

and

the

series of

butions
"Contri-

of

thorough

shape

Voyages

of

Hulsius

and

Hulsiana.

April, 1878, fifty-nine

pieces
etc.,

being opened

were

to the

transferred

publicin May.

from
At

of
the

paintings
Lenox

the November

on

porcelain,enamels,

residence, the

meeting of

exhibition
the trustees

HISTORY

Dr.

Moore

Evert

OF

announced

THE

Duyckinck
21

May

of

this

had

that

who

Moore

and

had

sent

included

the

entire

From

time

collection

was

husband

sundry

at the termination

support

of

the

on

the

next

will of

four

29th

ing;
follow-

the

to

transfers

before

half

after

"for

memorial

beneficiaries,
'

beneficiaries

which

died

providingfor

other

to

the

of

Duyckinck,who

trustees

for

illustrated

bequeathed as

of these

one

objects

gift on

about

years

Mrs.

was
library

given

was

other

preceding.

the

and
Englishliterary

George Lang Duyckinck;

kind

every

make

to

life-interests in the income

libraryand

the

By

13

August

intention

the

of the life-interest of

residuaryestate
of

certain

cityon

first installment

of the

his brother

legaciesand

his

files of

during

the remainder

and

691

strengthprevented further

transferred.

February 20, 1890,

of her

long

time

to

in this

of
the

and

LIBRARY

PUBLIC

Duyckinck collection,the libraryof

died

Dr.

health
periodicals.His failing
his death.

the

had

told

year

shipment

YORK

gift of

the

Augustus Duyckinck

Mr,

NEW

the entire

the benefit

and

said

corporation was

and

1,596 pamphlets,

established."
All

told, the collection

exclusive

of

American

literature.

here

and

the

long

brothers

two

manuscripts, and

Literary World,

as

in the

note

such

Two

marble

Ball,

by

the

Robert
To

the
to

art

Lenox

the

every
two

application,amounted

Progress in

to

the

the

second, third, and

the

records

of

the

the

worthy

and

The

would
of

The

day

months

in it the

the

the

Arctiirus

of

in

Lost"
that

such

and
of

of

collection

the

1872

admirable
Thomas

by

his

to

both

year;

hung

was

and

English writers

bring together.

librarywas

number

of

many

executed

in November

of

culture, compilersof

specialmention;

Exposition

Munkacsy

father

city;the

librarywas

dictating "Paradise

Paris

family long settled

dealer, since the eighteenth

American

century.

gratifypublicinterest
week

Dutch

Literature, editors

every

are

entirelyto English and

readingand

freeing the Slave,

Kennedy.

in these

wide

literaryworkers

Milton

of

successes

of

1878

Lincoln

Munkacsy's

collection

p. m.;

such

gifts in

life of
literary

of

men

nineteenth

and

of

group

of

one

family

the

American

friends

middle

other

and

were

Cyclopcedta
of

valuable

the

volumes

almost

printer,publisher,book

brothers

related

Duyckincks belonged to
with

been

the

of

The

connected

had

The

century.

comprised 15,164

Daughters
given

were

in the

mer.
following sum-

opened

for visitors

December

from

visitors,admitted

11

a.

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741

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THE

Morris

died

first books
1901

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743

presented itself in

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FACSIMILE

FROM

WlNSHlPS

WILLIAM

CAXTl

THE

746
contribution

NEW

YORK

to the movement

LIBRARY

PUBLIC

of colored

happy combination

in the

initials with

printedtext.
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Lucien

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Eragny, Normandy,

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THE
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747

his ideals for the Book

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THE

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pageants.
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Festivals
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plays in school and elsewhere.

Harper. 1912.

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p.

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p.

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p.

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promise.

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p,

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in
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new

America,

New

York;

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and
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country
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Percy Stickney.
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2, p. 10-15.

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46.

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other
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addresses

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Mary

America,

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and
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of work
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York:
Mitchell
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NBL
308 p.
1912.

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W.
The awakening
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educational
spirit in America
an
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Assoopportunity.
(National Education
of the United
States.
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and
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Arbor,
SSA
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New
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magazine,

of American

Mass.;

of

conference

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America.

Pageantry
March,
3, p. 146-153.
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Taunton,

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1914.

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the

v.

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Second
annusl
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muaic

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illus.
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(American
239-241, 263-264.
July, 1912.)

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1914.

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and 10th. 1914.
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Press, 1915. 64 p. illus.

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Connecticut

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Chauncy.

the

of
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Press,

Darien.

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of

Aug.

29,

under
the direction of the executive
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committee
of the Atlanta
of the
Drama
in Piedmont
of America
League
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park, Atlanta, May, 1915.
Atlanta
League of America.
Center, Drama
1916.
79 p.
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[New
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cop.

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radiui

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history of
in a pageant
from
1613 to 1914
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and two
tableaux.
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illus.
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Bros., 1914.] 10 p.
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and
ford
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June 4, 1910.)
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Massachusetts

104,

v.

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eant;
pag-

(School
Dec.. 1915.) SSA

23. p. 704-707.

v.

Is

of civilization.

progress

Givrn
by ihe
Waterville,

p.

tried

89,

Waterville

The
review,

2S,

v.

Boston

GilpBtrick, Rose

city life. illus.

388-392.
Dec.
3, 1910.)

cave

to

SHK

duced
pro-

as

the

p.

life

Poster, Paul Pinkerton.

Reviving the
Elizabethan
illus. (World
today.
pageant,
15, p. 827-833.
'DA
historical
V.
Aug., 1908.)

Portland

Hackay,

to

England magazine.
(New
43. p. 316-318.
Nov., 1910.)

illus.

River

Newton

Pageant

Lower

Falls

96.
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sees

illus.

43-45. supplement,
ttNBLA

p.

Clark. Lotta A.
tory.
Pageants and local his(History teacher's
S.
v.
magazine,
287-288.
Nov.. 1914.)
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an

account

of

the

pageant

ai

Charleilawn.

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IN

GREAT

BRITAIN

AND

THE

UNITED

STATES

771

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;eant.

913.)
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hundredth
Pageant celebrating the two
of
the
of
Littleton,
town
anniversary
Mass.. Aug., 1914. Programme.
Littleton,
Mass., 1914. 19 p.
RitsseliSage

Deerfield

Childa, Harriet

Lusk.
illus.

pageant,
661-663.

Old

Deerfield

(Survey,

v.

Aug. 6, I9I0.)

The

torical
his-

Hiatorical

pagea

illus.

24, p.
SHK

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Picturesque and appealing history

of Deerfield."
(Outlook,
105, p. 277v.
279. Oct. 4. 1913.)
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"The

Trail

Mohawk

See North

Mount

Hiller, Florence M. Historical pageants,

chusetts.
State Normal
School, Fitchburg, Massa71 p.
Fitchburg, Mass., 1911.
Illus.
Library of Congress

Pageant
Adams

Holyoke

See

South

Newton

College

Hadley

Falls

Lower

Conant, Isabelle Fiske.

Pageant of the
river, Sept. 19, 1914.
(Wellesley,
Mass.:
Mangua
Printing Co., cop.
1914.)
Library of Congress
pil- 8 p.
grims.
Charles

V.

Cobum

players
(Overland

60,

409-412.

p.

Hackaye,
jageants
ler's

and

in

the
Canterbury
series,
new
monthly,
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Wallace.

their

promise,

magazine,

v.

46,

p.

and

Lin"

American
illus. (Scrib28-34. July, 1909.)

North
A

Dallin, Mrs.
Mass.:

Colonna
in

progress,

(The

two

Boothby

A pageant
Lawrence,
parts.
16 p.
Press,i 19n.

Murray.

daiicn

ConanlJ

Adams

Striking pageant.
(Outlook,
July 18, 1914.)

"Mohawk
Trail

of

F.

in

the

Trail";
history

the
part played by
of the Bcrhshires.

107,

v.

"DA

638-639.

p.

of the
The
complete
programme
Gloucester
(In his: Civic theatre.
pageant.
New
York:
Kennerley, 1912.
p. 280-287.)
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by Isabelle

epinda

Mohawk

the

Northampton
Northampton's
Brewster, Mary K.
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pagview
[June 1, 2, 3, 19Ili; a picturesque rein
the
Connecticut
of ancient
days
valley, illus. (New York dramatic mirror.
65, June 14. 1911, p. 8-9.)
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V.

Northfield

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Woman's
missionary
of

the

696-697.

Lexingtc
magazine.

(New

pageant.
V.

53,

England
May,

Uiiion.

woman's

(Missionary
series, v.
[new
Sept., 1910,)

Celebraling
of the

p. 38-40.

19l!.)

Missionary

pageant.
world.
33
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the

SOlh
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anniversary
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of

review

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p.

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lo marli
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of pi

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on

the

banks

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of the

Cape

the
canal
near
village of Bourne,
[Boston:
Mass., Aug. 15, 17, 18, 19. 1914.
Blanchard
Printing Co., 1914.) 66 p.
Cod

Stellmum,
illua.

Nov., 1915.)

J. Pageant in
35,
(Sunset,
v.

L.

the
p.

wilderness,
907-908.
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Mrs.

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Thomas
illus.

6.

p.

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(Science,
new
Nov. 8, 1912.)

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at

series,

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v.

625-626.
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Holyoke

Col-

pageant

of

v.

102.

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illus. (Outlook,
progress,
6S9.
Nov.
23, 1912.)
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of
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hiatorical

apolis
Minne-

city.

v.

SERA

pageant.

College.

Holyoke
36, p.
Houot

G.

(American
856-S58. June, 19U)
pageant,

Library of Congress

653-

p.
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represented the liberal

pogeuiE
celebrated
tbe
and
aeKtiiyfifih
Uount
Halroke
Collece.

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Paul
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of Art,
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28 p. illus.
St. Paul, 1911.

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and
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arti

Fulton

A Christmas
Eve
Nayler, Emmett
Hay.
in the city, illus. (American
city. v. 11.
SERA
December,
1914.)
p. 442-447.

A pageant
of patriotism,
Davol, Ralph.
illus. (Journal of American
history, v.
lAA
6, p. 425-454.
April
Dec, 1911)

RockwelL
Ethel Theodora.
The book
of
Woods
words
of the pageant
of William
College, May 25. 1915. jFulton? Mo.:] The
illus.
Sun
Printing Co. [Cop. 1915.) 52 p.

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Days of good Queen Bess recalled. (Lesweekly,
119. p. 61. July 16. 1914.)
v.

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Mass.
Taunton,
Pageant of patriotism.
Sabbatia
Lake. Taunton,
July 1-4, 1911.
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Press, 1911., 16 p.
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Taunton

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magazine,
July, 1911.)

666-669.

illus.

pageant.

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Sept.. 1911.)

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The
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and
programme.
pageant
of Saint
Louis; Forest
park. May
masque
28th, 29th, 30th. and 31st, 1914.
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Louis
Drama
ciation
AssoMo.;i Saint
Pageant
illus.
IVQp.box
r 1914). 47 p.

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book
Wood.
of
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of the Pageant and Masque
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words
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the
Stevens.
by
masque
Percy Mackaye.
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1914.
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104 p,
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words

NBil

2. ed.
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of Arcadia;
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of the blue rose.
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211. Sept.. 1910.)
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and

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v.

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the story of St. Louis.

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1914.)

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THE

UNITED

STATES

J. A.

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Great
civic and
education,

(Journal of
pageant.
May 21, 1914.)
p. 580.

peace
v.

79,

ttSSA

1914.
of Cities. St. Louis,
of cities,
of the conference
with
the pageant and
held in connection
29-31, 1914. St.
of St. Louis, May
masque
Drama
Association. 1914.
Louis:
Pageant
74 p.
RutseUSage
CoNFiUNCi

Proceedings

Henry.
of St. Louis.
(Play-book.
28-32.
June, 1914.)

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Thomas

DicxiKSON,

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Arthur.

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v.

2,

masque

1. p.
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no.

and

pageant

of Lincoln; presented by the Lin"

mercial
Club
Alumni
Association
and
the
of the University of Nebraska,
June 4, 5,
1915.
State Printing
[Lincoln, Neb.: The
Co., cop. 19IS.1 68 p.

on
people s drama
a
review
lal scale,
illus. (American
Aug., 1914.)
V.
50, p. 187-193.

of St.

masque

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masque.

1914.

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NBH

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Stcicni. p. 9J-99.

Pageant

(Outlook.

V.

Hampshire

Wallace.

of St. Louis.
Pageant and masque
(Bookman,
June. 1914.)
v. 39. p. 376-377.

by

New

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(Play-book,
of St, Louis.
v,
NAPA
3-7. July, 1914.)
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and

masque

107, p. 515-516

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Cornish

Hack"c,

Wallace.
Programme
Gaudens
(In his:
masque.
New
York: Kennerley, 1912.
NBL

Percy

of the Saint
Civic theatre.
p.

306^308.)

St. Gaudens
illus. (In his:
masque,
American
and
their promise.
pageants
Scribner's magazine,
v. 46, p. 32-33.
July,
1909.)
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of St. Louis.
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elsewhere,
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illus. (Literary digest, v. 49, p. 152-153.
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July 25, 1914.)

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RoDEucK, Virginia. Let's pretend. (Every30, p. 698-699.
May,
v.
magazine,

1914.)
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"

Charlotte.

The

St. Louis

DA
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pag-

the
commemorating
of the founding of the
150th anniversary
(Survey,
32. p. 372-37S.
v.
city, illus.
SHK
July 4. 1914.)
and

masque;

St. LotJts pageant.

(National municipal
3^ p. 401^02.
April, 1914.)
review,
v.
SERA
Association.
Saint Louis Pageant Drama
of
St. Louis.
and
The
masque
pageant
Saint
Louis
Pageant
Bulletin
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1914.
1-2 rFeb,Drama
Association),
no.

William

Book
of
Chaunc^rof Meriden,
tion
Educapageant
in the new
life,in celebration
country
of the one
hundredth
anniversary of the
of
Kimball
Union
founding
Academy,
Meriden, New
Hampshire,
June 24th and
N.
25th, 1913.
H.i The
mouth
Dart(Hanover,
Press, cop. 1913.] 64 p.

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words;

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the

(American
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new

city.

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v.

v.

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pag-

Education
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life,
country
April,
p. 355-361.
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B.
Preparations for the
N.
H.
Meriden,
(Granite
45. p. 148-151.
May, 1913.)

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E.
of pageant
and
Synopsis
St. Louis, Mo.
(School and home
education,
v.
33, p. 30S-306.
April, 1914.)

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masque,

"^

Wood.
The
Stcvcns. Thomas
pageant
of Saint Louis; a synopsis.
(In: P. W.
Saint
Mackaye.
Louis; a civic masque.
Garden
1914.
City. N. Y.: Doubleday.
p.
NBH
93-99.)

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pageant.

illus.
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116
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p.

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seventh
grade,

A play festival by
illus.
(Elementary
9, p. 76-83.
Oct., 1908.)

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school

teacher,

v.

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Model

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p.

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pageant

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pageant.
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16,
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98, p. 659-664.
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of

Mann

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Teachers

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(Kindergarten
primary
magazine,
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p. 309.

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earth.

26,
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v.

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31st and
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days on the Hudson,

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illus. (Survey,

13, 1912.)
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of

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p.

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illus. CS

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historic pageant.
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mirror,
14, 1913, p.
v.
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tt'DA

p.

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lusa
historic pageant.
258-259.
May 31, 1913.)

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League of Ireland
with
the Gaelic
of
in conjunction
League
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York, at the 69lh
Regiment
armory,

Irish
dramatic

work.

of

1913.] 56 p.
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night in Poland";

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sents
pre-

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inpageant
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historical characters
mountain
scenes
including folk groups
and
dances
of
the
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mountains,
wedding
peasant
with Madame
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illus. (Survey,
May 23.
v. 32, p. 209-210.
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1914.)

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of

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Page

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pageant.
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104. p, 352-353.
June 21, 1913.)
Epiaade
2. The

1;

2.

Episode

3.

The

begin

workers

Episode

The

1.

The
The

milla

the

dead,

funeral
a
v.

worken

dead.

Ihink.

to

mills

as
Pageant
(Current opinion,

alive, the

v.

of

worken

alive.

Abbott, Ernest
"Caliban

Hamlin.
by the

masque

of

yellow sands."
illus.
(Outlook.
113, p. 308, 312-314,
V.
" DA
317-J18.
June 7, 1916.)
masques;

Modeatino.

form

55, p.

of propaganda.
32. July, 1913.)
"DA

Caliban
of the yellow
Collies, John.
sands; the Shakespeare pageant and masque
of American
reviewed
against a background
pageantry, illus. (Survey, v. 36, p.
150. July I, 1916.)

343^5

PAGEANTS

IN

GREAT

Special Pagtants, New

U. S."

Ernest.

Kkaufft,

BRITAIN

AND

THE

UNITED

STATES

York, eonfd.
Southampton

Two

great

pageants.
Souvenir
of

The
Shakespbake
community
masque,
illus. (Literary digest, v. 52, p. 1700-1703.
" DA
June 10. 1916.)

the

of

programme

hundred

two

the

and

celebration

seventy-fifth

anniversary of the founding of the town

Founder's
Southampton;
day, June 12th,
1915.
1915.
21 p.
illus.
Southampton,
KutseUSage

of

Utica
MacLaren.
Official
book of words
of the pageant
in the Mohawk
valley. Historical
A.
Pitcher.
notes
Pageant
by Charlotte
resented at Roscoe
Conkting park, Utica,
lew York,
Aug. 5, 8, 1914, in connection
old home
with
week
Utica
celebration.
[Utica: Childs Print, 1914.] 32 1. illus.

E^ger,

Van

CortUnd

Park

program
of Utica

Margaret

and

S
WaihiDcton

DsTidion,

or,

iltus.

111-120.
br

IB

High

School

IRHp.T.15,no.l8

P"RMi

school
of 4000
The
4000 girls compose
a
(Saint Nicholas,
39, p.
v.

Jean.

welcomers;
drama,

Ii

How

December,

mor"!iM

the

rrl* of Wuhiogian

the

Vitian

of

Initif Hifh

County

See

1911.)

entitled

"A

Westchester

Pageant

Bronxvillc

youth" fino
School. New

North

Dakota

Nonhwi

New

York

State
(state).
School, Oswego.

Training

"

dedication

and

and
Normal
ment
Commence-

of _new

building..

) p.
LOri
Lu"rary
of Congress
"TTie
ten

The
Sold,"

p"f"nt.

by C. L.

olden
time
p. 13-30.

""

University of North
Buskin
Society. The

Sock and
of A pageant
written
in collaboration
of the Northwest,
members
of the
by eighteen undergraduate
and
Sock
Buskin
SociSty, University of
fessor
the direction of ProNorth
Dakota, under
Frederick
H.
Koch...
first presented
the
seventh
annual
of
at
meeting
the

pageant

(Survey,

v.

33,

ley.
valof the Champlain
Oct. 17, 1914.)
p. 67.

SHK

"

book

Mississippi Valley
and

HUtoiical

Dakota.

the occasion

Historical
of

tion
Associa-

the

dedication
of the Bankside
theatre
the campus
of
on
the University of North
Dakota. May 2ftText.
29, 1914.
iGrand
Forks. N. D.:
Times
Herald
Pub. Co., 1914.] 80 p.
illus.
on

Library of Congress

[Pageant symbolizing the significance of

Lake
Champlain's
part in the history of
America.i
(Outlook,
92, p. 784-786.
v.
" DA
July 31, 1909.)

The

New

Stales,
178-179.
Psgrani
of

the

art

of pageantry

(Current
Sept., 1914.)

illus.

of

the

Norihwesl,
Noilh

of

Univenily

in the

opinion,

United
v.

57,

p.

"DA
(iieB bj

the

ttudents

Dikola,

pag-

fthe
250th
of
the
of
anniversary
founding
ectady:
Schenectady, May30-June
1, 1912. SchenGaiette
Press [1912,. 64 p.
illus.
IRH
Epliodes:
,

t.

Tndilional

life.

2.

Early

PWrit

ihenectady.

Finaler

of

Pageant

of

Shalieipeare.the

Playmaker

Dakota.
Sock and
Buskin
Society. The book of Shakespeare,
in
the
written
collaboration
playmaker.
students
of the University of
by twenty
North
Dakota
under
the direction of Professor
Frederick
H, Koch;
for
designed
the Shakespeare
c
tercentenary

Univervit^of

North

"

THE

778

YORK

NEW

PUBLIC

LIBRARY

Pageants, N. Dakota, eonfd.

U. S. "Special

Philadelphia

Buskin
tion by the Sock
and
Society for
theatre
on
presentation at the Bankside
of the
the campus
University of North
Dakota.
[Grand
13, 1916.
..June 12 and
1916.1 62 p.
Forks, N. D?
pi. 8'.
Rcpr.;
Nortb

Quarterly

DakoU.

t.

of the
Univeraiij
4, July, 1916.

jourTUl

6.

no.

iW

Itarn

tht

tl'n

of

Founders'

Pounders'

90.

V.

Pageaat-P"r*de

Week

in Philadelphia.
look.
(Outweek
Oct. 24. 1908.)
p. 376-378.
"DA

Athens
Carrie A.
Uncle
Cowden,
(Journal of education.
S80. May 21, 1914.)

Sam'
Hiitorical

eant.

CiTen
of
by chUdren
Ofaio UniTersity. Athena.

Cincinnati

The

(World
Oct,, 1909.)
illus.

1099.

Noi

Sute

Philadelphia

Pagont

Historical

torical
His-

Pageant.

Oct. 7-12,
Philadelphia.
pageant,
Official
1912.
[Philadelphia:)
prosram.
Historical
Committee
[1912|. 30
Pageant
illus.
ISD
p.

Shakespeare

Charles.

Ware,

ftSSA

King Wamba
today, v.

Howard.
The
Williams, Francis
words
of the
Philadelphia, Oct. 7-12,
pageant,
and
1912. with
notes
adaptations to the
field by Ellis Paxson
Oberholtzer.
Color
studies
H. Stephens.
by Charles
delphia:]
(PhilaHistorical
Pageant
Committee,
iltus.
1912. 54 p.
ISD p. box
ledo,
To-

rules

Langdon,

17, p. 1096'DA
V.

William
The
delphia
PhilaChauncy.
historical pageant,
illus. (Survey.
Nov.
SHK
29, p. 215-218.
23, 1912.)

Ellis
Oberholtzer,
pictorial and

Paxson,

compiler.
descriptive souvenir

Official

book

of

the

7-12. 1912.

historical

202

p.

pi.

pageant,

October

Library of Congress

"The
wordi
of the pageant,
by Franei*
Howard
"ith
Williams;
and adaputiona lo the field t"y
notea
Ellia Paxaoo
Oberholuer,
of the pageant," p.
maiter

Pennsylvania
Bryn

Mawr
V.

*DA

May

Day
V.

Bryn Mawr.
107, p. 147-148,

illus. (Outlook.
160.
May
23,

at

"DA

1914.)
Willcoz,
a

modern

Old revels in
setting; impressions of the recent

pageant

at

weekly,

v.

Louise

Collier.

Mawr.

Bryn
S4,

17.

p.

Pageaot

of

Anita

B.

Religi

Educ

95,
Fenis,

pageant

new

of

ligious
re-

presented in Convention
Hall. Philadelphia. Oct., 1916. by the PhiUSchool
tion,
Associadelphia County
Sunday
illus.
(Ladies' home
journal, v. 33.
March.
"DA
1916.)
p. 6.
education,

illus.

May

(Harper's
21, 1910.) *DA

In
the days of the Medici, Florence,
and
1450-1500,
Programme
tions,
interpretaPa.:
Press,
Ray-Clough
iClarion,

1911., 3 p.
Sttenth
of

the

State

RHSsellSage

campus

pageant.

Given

physical training department

Normal

School.

June

26.

1911.

by
of

the
the

stuilents
Clarion

Ten

thousand

congress.

at

(Survey,

play,
v. 22,

play

June
SHK

5, 1909.)

PAGEANTS
UniUd

Statet.

GREAT

IN

BRITAIN

AND

THE

UNITED

Special Pageants, continued.

"

St.

William
Book
of
Langdon,
Chauncy.
celePageant of St. Johnsbury; in bration

Newport
When

words.

society givea a show,

illut. (Theatre,
Oct., 1915.)

there,
183. 197.

of

"Pxont

Mliom"

Johnsbury

Island

Rhode

was

STATES

"!

v.

Newport,

who
by one
22. p. 182ttt NBLA

R.

of
fifth
town.
[Cop.

I.

the

hundred

one

and

twenty-

anniversary of the founding of the

St. Johnsbury:
Press
Caledonian
1911]. 86p.
IQFp.box

"PrcKDU
in drBmatic
(orm
At
faillorv of the
oF Si. Johniburv.
the period when
Vl., from
firil white
Nuh
ind
Stephen
men.
John Stark.
went
through the valleT in 17SS to the preienl."
town
the

C.
Edluhd, Roscoc
Johnsbury.
(Survey,
Sept. 21, 1912.)
play
annual
spectacular disMardi-Gras,
mystic Memphi
of Memphis,
March
Sth, 1878, in the streets
Tennessee,
r.
p. [1878?i 18 1. ITWp.box

of the

Libretto
of

The

p.

William
Chauncy.
of St. Johnsbury;
pageantry

Langdok,

the

"

force

in

May.

The
as

paga

con-

betterment.
community
city. v. 8, p. 481-487.

(American
1913.)

illus.

of St,
771-772.
SHK

pageant

",

v.

SERA

Nashville
A

Greek

(Current
1913.)

pageant in Tennessee.
v.
opmion.
55, p. 174-17S.

illus.

Sept.,
'DA

fire regained,"
"The
S-9, 191].

liven

at

Naibyille,

Tenn.,

Hay

M.
The
drama
pageant
review
of reviews.
(American
325-327.
Sept., 1913.) * DA

Sidney

Hinch,
revived,

illus.
V.

48, p.

Chauncy.

William

Lancdon,
the

Book

of

the

in
of Thetford;
pageant
celebration
of the one
and
fiftieth
hundred
anniversary of the granting of the charter,
Vermont, Aug. 12, 14, 15. 1911.
Thetford,
River
Vermonter
iWhite
Junction: The
Press, 1911.] 64 p.
Library of Congress

words;

Charles
F.
The
festival
Dartmouth,
illus. (Independent.
371^74.
'DA
Aug. 15, 1912.)

Farkswoktb,
at

course
V.

yermont
C.

Farrar, John
(In: F. H. Cheley, and G.
and
New
York:
Camp
outing activities.
Association
Press, 1915. p. 225-247,) MYZ
Text.

Given

al

the

)Uic

catnp

of

73,
Fab

to develop the real

(Craftsman,
v. 26. p.

1914.)

ttMNA

Give*

VertnonL

nal
(Jourp.

of

the

"Farniei'i

panant"

at

Vt,

The
Chauncy.
eant
pagstudy of the rural lem
probthe
form
of the new
community
illus.
tory.
his(Journal of American
6, p. 217-239.
Jan. -March,
1912.)

Langhon,

217-284.
lAA

of

accouai

(ome

Theiford,

of Vermont.
Historical pageants
of American
history, v. 6,
1912.)
Jan. -March,

country

us

...

music
in time
American
tre?
thea41"-424.
July,

Community
people

Arthur.
WELL,
Will
our

drama.

help

p.

William

Thetford;

in
drama,
V.

Bennington
Lane,

J. D.
scenic

eageant;
[ountain town,
history,
1912.)

v.

The
historical
Bennington
review
of the old
Green
can
illus. (Journal of Ameri6, p. 247-253.
Jan. -March,
lAA

How
lage
to conduct
LoKD, Katherine.
a vilpeculiar fitness of the small
pageart;
town
as
setting for the revival of the
ancient out-door
drama,
illus. (Suburban
life. v. 13, p. 263-265, 310.
Nov., 1911.)
ttMVA
"t

Hartford

Pageant

Hiatorical
July 1, 3, 4, 1911;
pageant,
hundred
in celebration
of
the
and
one
fiftieth anniversary of the chartering of the
tee,
Commit"towne."
[Hartford, Vt.: Town

1911.] 14

p.

Illuatraied
Thetfoti

Russell

Sage

V.

with

phoiosraphi

taken

al

the

pageant

Vl.
at

Thetford,

99, p. 289-291.

look.
(OutSept. 30. 1911.)

Vermont

"DA
Slade, William, and Mrs. Williau
illus.
The
of Thetford.
pageant
Vermonter.
March,
v. 17. p. 475-490.

Slade.

(The
1912.)
Russell Sage

THE

NEW

YORK
continued.

Special pageants,

"

PUBLIC

in celebration
of
of the writing
anniversary
of this national
by Francis Scott
song
Key, Oct. 14, 1914. [Madison, Wis.: Tracy
" Kilgore, printers, 1914.| 39 p.

Madison,

at

the

Virginia
Richmond
Helen.
Thobum,
Pageants
illus. (Good
bousekeepine.
23L
Aug., 1913.)

v.

of girlhood,
ST, p. 228VSA

LIBRARY

one

Library of Congress
of Wisconsin.
Book
of the
Univer^ty
of the university, given
words; a pageant
the campus
of the University of Wisconsin,
on
July twenty-ninth, 1914. iMadison,
Wis.:
F. C. Blied
"
Co.. printers, cop.
Libr^ of Congrett
1914., 19 p.
WritlcD

The
1915.

Roanoke
Official

[Pageant

historical
program.

rageant,

June,

Roanoke,

Va.:

1915.

Committee,]

16

Wisconsin,

hundredth

and

directed

by the

clw

ii

p.

RiutellSage
Thomas

Wood.

Book

of words;

76

p.

Co..

Walla

A
Porter.
of May;
Gunett,
pageant
produced by the author in City park, Walla
22nd
and 23rd,
Walla, Washington,
May
Walla
1914.
Text.
Walla, Wash.:
[Walla
Walla
32 p.
Union,i 1914.
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ConUoti:
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rcTcIa
of Hay.

(Milwaukee:
1911.i
Library of Congress

Press

Washington
Walta

of the old Northwest

of I. S. Bletcher
"

pageant

of

maaque

Proaerpme.

Ripon
the

The
book
historical pageant.
of
Produced
at
Ripon College,
mittee,]
Ripon, Wis.: [Pageant Com1910.
33 p.
Russell Sage
illus.

pageant.
June 14, 1910.

2. The

Taintor,
V.

Rural
J. F.
7, p. 24(W49.

ground.
(PlaySept., 1913.)

pageant.

live

Washington. D. C.
Mackayc,

Percy

Wallace.

Art

and

the

"DA
The Independence
Smith, Ethel M.
Day
at Washington.
(Drama,
v. 4, no.
NAFA
3, p. 118-130.
Feb., 1914.)

fageant
illus.

Pageantry
(Theatre,

the

and
v.

18,

1913.)

p.

Drama
League.
171-172.
Nov..
ttt NBLA

DncribH
the Indepenilesce Diy
given
pageant
under
the
atupicei of the Drama
League, WaAingD. C. IuIt "*" 1913.
Al"o ealliS^'Unele Sani\
ton,
U7ih
birthday party."

A Social ce
Oct. 3, 1914.
TypewriHen

Social

mai

center

polling place it
33, p. 173-174.

the
ageant;
"Visconsin.
ov.

the

"ETolution

See

curieux

W.
A. PHaups.
and
Baron, Oswald,
inidites.
rares
ou
cyclopaedia
EnBibliography.
(In their: Costume.
499-514.)

York,

1910.

V.

7, p. 247-248.)

"

New
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Catalogue

d'une

of

the

lumber

indnatry."

Uadison

Bibliographicdes
(In: Recueit

ed.

a
t.

of Wisconsin

University

11th

as

A
home-made
Fourth
of
Beck, Carl.
July pageant.
(American
city. v. 10, p.
580-581.
SERA
June, 1914.)
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Britannica,

school

(Survey,
SHK
14, 1914.)

historiques.
pieces originales

costumes

de

Paris:

Lacour, 1852.

p.

Library of Congress
collection

importante

de

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GREAT

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AND

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THE

Weitem

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de
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civils; recuetis, suites,
detachSes, aquarelles, livres
estaropes
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col'd pi.,
tables.
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Cleveland,
of

Reserve
O.
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books

on

O.: The
Columbus,
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STATES

781

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G.

Society,
lection
King colCleveland, O.
costume,
Champlin
Press, 1914.
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Else.
die Kultur
dcs
Korpers.
1911. p. 324-325.)
Leipzig: C. F. Amelang,

WlnninghMtt,

Die
Costume
Percival, and others.
and
bibliography. (In their: Festivals
New
York:
pUyB.
Harper, 1912. p. 391UVf
392.)

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M.
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sine TheaAnunan,
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in quo
mvljervm,
prxcipvarvm
omnivm
in primis, nationvm,
Evropam
per
gentivm, popvlorvmqve,
cvivicvnqve
nitatis,
digordinis, status, conditionis, profession
habitus
vide re est.
is, xtatis, fcemineos
artificiosissimis
nvnc
primvm
figuris, neq
antehac
pari elegantia editis. exvsquam
i lodoco
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pressos
impensis S, Feyrabendij, 1586. 239 p. illus.
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MME

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Nederlandsch-Indie.
Utrecht:
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in

Dutch

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of the

costume

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35

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Club, New

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Costume
in Roman
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comedy.
York: Columbia
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p.

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in the

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time;
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New
York.
Club, New
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iUiutritiODi,

translated

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p.

reprints,

and
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834
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836
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the

wandering Gypsies.

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and
fountain-pipes

by

stock.

as

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their

My opinion

equivalentto E^ptian.

the

instruments

superintendent.

water-works

undoubted

of

at all.

tent

addressing pets of all kinds, it

I then

of

ashamed

is

I heard

of them

some

"

Rom,

always

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families

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by

Turks

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their

they found

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entered.

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speak

ago.

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Room,

is entered

the Servians

cat

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can

years
race

many

used

vila.

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one

Gypsies

are

refined

the

which

are

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of

score

habits

musical

no

of

up

is the word

he

Bulgarians in

in this region.

used
a

"cat"

little bird."

Tsigani

small

Egypt."

say pila,pila,in

Bulgars

equivalentto "dear
As

in

so

pronounced

Gypsy

of "Little

The

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call Greece,

thus

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is that

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not

am

which

Turks

Christian

here

for

Albanians.

that

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is

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all orthodox.

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in this

I meant

same

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is the

Christian

as

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two

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previous letter

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I send

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which

and

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over

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to

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water-works

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not

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The

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is found

Gypsy

Albanians

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the

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Since

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Bulgarians,call
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are

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from

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one

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the

boarders

then

big

Old

Servia, which

in

callingducks,

or

is
and

the

and
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now

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a

our

part of

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mats^,matsS.
habits

reported dissolute

the

of

questionedone

is from

loose characters
than

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with

numerals

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is that vila is used

the

to
are

large numbers.

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of the

settled

them, but it is my

among

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races.

Gypsies.

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that

they

opinion

wandering Gypsies are

said

to

exceedinglycorrect.
I have

failed to

promised
bargained

with

this week

for

made
out

on

he told

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me

was

Christian

very

few

me

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some

from

near

photograph,

but

hasn't

he

hasn't
for

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to

make

when

the

government

either

livingin

allowed

of his children

it turned

them

called
him
on

tents
to

on

bakro, lamb.

booki, work.

ballow, bale, pig.

care, house.

and

me

to take

them

their
or

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exclusively
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VOCABULARY

bar. stone.

attempt

an

huts.

agiovie, to-day.

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to allow

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villagerswere

to

Consul

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another

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promise.

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Gypsiesutterlyrefused

same

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I enclose

come.

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that I got them

great difficulty

money.

ago,

wandering Gypsies.

to bring me
village

but
village,

Gypsy village.These
years

of the

pictures,but

the

with

that these

photographs.
the

get

at the tent

with

them

to

to

photographs

secure

Gypsy

me

group

queer.

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has

the Macedonian

is tndchka, whether

them

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than

have

vtla,vtla.

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writing

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there

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and

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mackka,

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chSrSiiia,stars.

chonoot,

PUBLIC

tence
sen-

cat.

manoosk,
mamo,

people.

man,

bread.

mamoo,

child.

moon.

mouth.

moot,

da, horse.
del. Lord.

ni,

dema, give
dfSk,

ten.

oosktt, stand

diche, you

piibigk,apple.

fl,

dog.

^ra/,boy.

year,

bunk,

iyeg

village.
graeh, horse.

gov,

ftf, water.

poo, land,

grapes.

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gra,

pen. girl

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dog.

m.

djukCl, f.
drag,

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year.

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raklo, male

child.

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korakigh,
kSr, donkey.

rat, blood.

jukel, dog.

jtaggy, fez.

world.

kam,

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sees.

see.

djooki, dog.
djUkei,

he

see,

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no.

me.

kSm,

roy?,

spoon.

jto/o,chair.

sun.

G. F. B.]

(Bulgarian stol.

tooi, milk.
kforl, knife.

kiral, cheese.

v^fa, fork,

kishai,sand.
lacko, beautiful,good.

ydft,fire.

Uel, book.

y#fe*,eye.

yaka,

eyes.

t, yes.

is Bulgarii

(mam

G. F. B.,

lope, salt.

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the vill^ie.

to-day I will

gavesst,

here.

kakri,

boo

dikaf karina, I

come

see

dt

ma

bar, very heavy

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de

ma

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can

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eme

so

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tin

gooroomUk

pil, I

am

hungry
milk

lacho, cows'

katoom

bursakoo, how

kasoom

chavi

for

water.

is good.

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lacho

old

are

si toot, how

many

you?
children

you?

6f jAa, where

kava

do you
are

kam

on

boo dtkal, the

shines.

moon

boot pabarib, the

is

sun

very

kiskai, in the river is mud

bool

you

live?

going?

kiral,is this cheese good?

booeko, what

is your

si

ma

bookl, I have

si

ma

toomt,

yek

rom,

si loo

yek

roomnt,

have

much
a

you

have

work.

husband?
wife?

you

kava, how much is this worth?

work.
kira booki, you

kel

loo
too

mangi,

loo

saku

vo

name?

work.

I have

boo

jl loo

so

you

rom,

wish.
you

dichel maekka,

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are

he

sees

cat.

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xkeni

mesaku,

hot.

he wishes.

mangl,

de lem

sar
'

hungry.

ha Ian bool Ion, do you eat much

salt?
kSva
kir marnoo,
this house is mine.

have

choonot

me

you
am

(a) littlefood.

I wish.

manga,

okava

stone.

(a) littlewater.
talk Gypsy?

pil, give

so

stars.

many

bool paro

emt

kira bookt, I work.

me

mi

ova

djant romani,

tc

go

are

you

married?

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Boston,

(School
gloom.
13, p. 364-366.
v,

arts

Jan.
SSA

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to

flowers.

arrange

Boston,

magazine,

arts

DECORATION

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June. 1914.)
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made

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1914.)

Florence
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rural school
a
beautiful.' (American
education,
N. Y.
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Feb.,
v.
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Boulton, Emma.
School; effective

The
decorations

in the auditorium.

and

Boston.

Trenton
High
in corridors

(School

12,

V.

arts

April,
SSA

1913.)
Britton, Emma.
mural

The

decorations

illus.

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in

arts

13, p. 116-117.

school

beautiful;
School,

primary

Boston,

magazine,

in

Some

problems
everyday
Boston,
magazine,
March,
1913.)

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arts

463^168.

v.

SSA

Oct., 1913.)

art.

12,

v.

Ida

M.

75.

V.

p.

schoolroom
V.

M. R.
not
make
Why
your
beautiful?
(Delineator, New
VSA
83, p. 79. Oct., 1913.)

New
York
Morris.
The
Greenbe",
City High School Art Exhibition.
(School
arts
magazine, Boston,
14, p. 314-322.
v.
SSA
Jan., 1915.)
considerations
in the
Twenty-five
of picchoice, framing- and arrangement
tures.
Boston,
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v.
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SSA
Oct.. 1913.)
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Hall. James.

Picture

I90l)

p.

Everett
L.
The
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321.
SSA
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Goodlander,

SSA

study for the

first three
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7, p. 50-61.
June.
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York.

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maga-

525-529.

p.

Picture study in all

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New
York.
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June, 1905.) SSI
the

SSA

SSI

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illus.

6,

92-95.

p.

Oct,

William

Hammel,
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Winifred.
Pictures
in the public
Public
schools.
Work
of the New
York
Education
Association.
(Municipal affairs,
New
York.
June, 1902.)
v. 6. p. 189-197.

Buck,

C.

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Haney,
schools

York.

v.

Decoration

3,

p.

672-686.

1899.)
Mabel

Chase,

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arts
magazine,
Oct., 1913.)

Condit. Ida M.
;.

Chicago.

Cox,

V.

students.

School

York.

S.

by

92,
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The

p.

Cotton.

(School
25-27.

p.

Pictures
schoolrooms

and

for

H.
Daniels, Frederick
(School arts magazine,
95-97.
Oct., 1913.)

use

Boston,

On

color

May.

V.

7.

of

an

Scheme

for

elementary

ing
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school

in

V.

Schoolroom
tion.
decoraDavidson, Isobel.
more.
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journal, BaltiMd.
Feb.
V.
5, p. 218-219. 255-256.
March,
1910.)
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p.

School
rooms
George
Henry.
school methods.
(Education, Bos'on.
SSA
23. p. 232-235.
Dec, 1902.)

Knight,
and

13, p.
SSA

decoration
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v.
625-634.
SSA
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schools.

14,

p.

schemes.
v.

L.
in

York,
illus. (Teachers'
city of New
New
York.
7. p. 1-20.
monographs,
v.
SSI
June, 1905.)

Kenyon,

of

in teaching.
v.

Emma

classrooms
the

SSA

Boston,

schoolroom,
Boston.

Johnson,

Nov.,

decoration

pictures for

(School
arts
book,
851-856.
June, 1908.)

the

zine.
maga-

Decorating
Newark.
exchange,
Oct., 1907.)
SSA
the

SSA
Story pictures in
illus. (School arts magazine.
13, p. 114-116.
Oct., 1913.)
SSA

Hurll, Estelle

Peabody

1913.)
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York.

art

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Dana,

New

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in the

Pictures in the schoolroom.

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May

Jai

June

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1899.)

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New
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1, 1911.)

563-564.

Dec.
SERA

Frederick.
Pictures and
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58, p. 428-436.
v.
April 15.
SSA

Hopkins,

v.

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School

Kenyon.

of
fairs,
af-

room.
school-

Boston,

7, p. 319-325.

Boston,
SSA

(Municipal

schoolrooms.

New

placed

Well

magazine,
Nov., 1912.)

Parton.

James
and

A.

v.

SSA

arts

12, p. 167-169.

v.

decoration.
Boston,

magazine.
1913.)

arts

Bertha
Damans.
Beautifying
schools.
den
(World's work, GarV.
City, N. Y.
4, p. 2156-2162.
June.
" DA
1902.)

Knobe,

the

public

N.
The
children's
ite
favorLevy, Florence
pictures. (Arts and
decoration, New
York.
1. p. 123-124.
Jan., 1911.) MAA
V.

Mrs. J. M.
Let the schoolroom
attractive.
(Education, Boston,
v.
7,
34-37.
SSA
Sept.. 1886.)

Lord,
be
p.

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Art

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schools.

LIBRARY
in the

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Smith, Elsie May.
schools,
(School arts book, Boston,
March, 1911.)
p. 493-503.

10,
SSA

v.

"nge,

1,1908
1908.)
April,

2. p. 327^29.

Elizabeth.

McCracken,

Pictures

for the

Boston,

(Atlantic monthly,
519-528.
Oct., 1906.)

tenements.

98, p.

Wood.
tions
decoraMural
Stevens, Thomas
(School arts magaby art students.
zine,
Boston.
Jan.. 1913.)
V. 12, p. 299-306.

SSA

SSA

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Schoolroom
(School exchange,
Newark.

Thompson,
Charles S
decoration.

Story of i
(Amer

Macfarland,
rior school

city, New
1911.)

York,

197-200.

5,

v,

Oct.,

SERA

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Making

attractive.

home

29.

4.

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journal, Philadelphia,
Sept., 1910.)

dies'
(La-

p.

391-392.

W.
The
decoration
of
Tillinghaat, Ada
an
assembly hall." (School arts magazine,
Boston.
12. p. 523-525.
V.
April. 1913.)

SSA

27. p.

v.

How

'DA

(School
Miller, Antoinette

Plea
Ward.
for art
in the schoolroom,
illus. (Brush and pencil,
Chicago.
12, p. 17-23. April, 1903.)
V.
MAA

Ortiz, Philippe.
has

(School. Toronto,
Dec, 1913.)
Redway,
school
Boston.

W.

John

interiors.

78,

V.

Schoolroom
decoration;
what
be done.
can
Ont.
v.
2, p. 211-216.
SSA

and

been

Color

(Journal
p.

439^40.

schemes

for

of

education,
Oct. 30. 1913.)
SSA

M.

Roberts,
and

rooms

labels

on

Emma,
word
as

works

Boston.

to

Some
Minneapolis
the importance
of

of art.
V.

(School
zine,
maga12, p. 374-377.
Feb., 1913.)
arts

Clara E,
School
Romer,
N.
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329-332.
April, 1908.)

Sargent, Walter.
little red

school

Chicago.

V.

The
house,

1, p. 435-455.

J.

evolution

v.

2, p.
SSA

of the

(School review,
June, 1903.)

to

order

decorative

Ross.

Turner,
(Art and

Art

material,

Boston,

magazine,
Oct., 1913.)

arts

159-160.

13,

v-

p.

SSA
for

the

schoolroom.

Washington,
July, 1910.)

v.

progress,

257-260.
what

April, 1910.)

decoration.
N. J. v.
SSA

1,
MAA

p.

Civic pride in
Updike, Daniel
Berkeley.
(School arts book. Boston.
public school.
SSA
9, p. 689-694,
March, 1910.)
V.
Use
illus,

entrance

your

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79, p. 349.

of

March

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art-gallery,

an

Boston,

education.
26, 1914,)

Vogel, William.
public school art.
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v.

SSA

practicalside of

The

school
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29, p. 74-75.

nal.
jourFeb..
SSA

A notable
room
schoolLaura
Rogers.
Frederick
Oakes
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ter's
Sylvesin the high school of Decatur,
success
III. (School arts maRazine,
Boston,
v. 12,
SSA
Nov,, 1912.)
p. 165-167.

Way,

Clarence
M.
The
school beautiful;
Weed,
potted plants and indoor gardens, illus.
13, p.
(School arts magazine, Boston,
v.
SSA
36-40.
Sept., 1913.)

SSA

Weitenkampf,
Arts
The School
list of works
of fine art
for school-room
decoration.
(School arts
magazine, Boston,
Oct.,
v. 13, p. 117-125.
SSA
1913.)
all
The
School
where
beautiful; a town
the schoolrooms
beautiful.
are
(School
arts
v.
magazine, Boston,
12, p. 663-668.

June. 1913.)

SSA

Kate
Cameron.
The
school
Simmons,
beautiful; all must
(School
co-operate.
arts
magazine, Boston,
v.
14, p. 103-107.
SSA
Oct., 1914.)

of

summary

an

Frank.
address

Art

in the

school

at

school;
libraries

week, New
Jersey Library Commission,
Asbury Park, June 18, 1915. (Library journal.
New
York.
Sept.,
v.
40, p. 650-"Sl.
* HA
1915.)
How

(School
153-159.

to

arts

and

select

use

magazine, Boston,

pictures.
v.

Oct., 1913.)

Evans.
Woolen,
public school.
2,
v.
Washington,

The

art

(Art

the

p.

42-45.

and

museum

and

13. p.
SSA

progress,

Dec,

1910.)

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RobinBOn, Charles Mulford.

City planning,
with special reference
to the planning
of streets
and lots.
A reissue, revised, with
much

additional

originally published under

width

of

material,
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ihe

title of "The

of streets".
arrangement
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the subject, tliere are
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