.370, American Antiquarian Soeiety. [April, anïi fíítfts. KliOJt M15MI11Î1ÎS. BALDWIN, SIMKON E.. LL.D., New Haven, Comí.—Hi« " AiiUiorship of the Quatre Lettres d' un lîiirgeois de New Heaven." HAUTON, EDMUND M.. Woreester.—Piles oC three ina^^aziiies, in con- tûination. BMSS, EUGKNK V., Cineiniiati, 0.—Twenty-four Eiifilisli pamphlets, I (582-1706. BiuxTON, DANIK.L G., LL.D., Media, Pa.—Dr. Brintoii's paper on Prof. Blnmentritt's " Stndies of the Phillipines." CHAVEIÎO, ALFRKDO, Mexico, Mex.—The Codice liorgiano ; with notos liy himself and .Tose Lino Fabrega. DAVIS, ANDRUW MCF., Cambridge.—His " Certain Additionai Notes on ly;nominions Pnnishments; andón Massachnsetts Currency "; and his "Occult Methods of Protecting the Currency"; one booii; nineteen pamphlets; and one heliotype. DAVIS, Hon. EDWARD L., Worcester.—Hnntington's " Short History of tiie Book ot Common Prayer'"; three books; and one hundred and ninety-seven pamphlets. DAVIS. Hon. HORACK, San Franciscp, Cal.—His " Patriotic Services of Tilomas Starr King." Gii.MAN, DANIEL C, LL.D., Baltimore, Md. —His "University Prob- lems in the-United States." GiiAV, HoiiACE, LL.D., Washington, D. C—" Paqnette Habaim. Tiie Lola Coast flshing vessels exempt i\v International law from liostilc captni'e." Containing the decision of the U. 8. Snpreme Court as written by .Justice Gray. GiinnN, Hon. SAMUKL A., Boston.—Four of his own puijiications; (ifteen books; three hnndred and forty-nine pampiilets; one; engrav- ing; and "The .American Jonrnal of Nnmismatics," as issued. HALK, Rev. EDWARD E., D.D., lîoxbnry.—Eleven books; six hnndreii and fifty pamphlets; and two maps. IIOADLY, CHARLES J., LL.D., Hartford, Conn.—Two proclamations. HOAR, Hon. GEORGE F., Worcester.—Eight books; three liundred and thirty-flve pamphlets; one engraving; and seven flies of newspapers, in continuation. 1900.] Givers ami Gifts. 371 .IAMKSON, J. FKANKIJN, LL.B., Providence. K. I.—" l'ictiires of Kliode Island in the Past." .IKNNISON, SAMUEL, Boston.—Peter lleylyn's Cosmography, Xolio, Lon- don, 1674; ninety-eight inannscript letters; and a collection of AVorcester programmes, 1831-1844. KINNICUTT, LEONARD P., S.D., Worcester.—One hundred and si.xty- four books; seventy-flve pamphlets ; and fonr engravings. LÉON, NICOLÁS, Mexico, Mex.—One pamphlet. LOVE, llev. WILLIAM DELOSS, Ph.D., Hartford, Conn.— His " Sani.son Occoni and the Christian Indians of New England." iVlEiiKiMAN, Rev. DANIEL, D.D., Worcester. — Thirty paniplilots ; and " The Nation," in continuation.. MouSK, EDWARD S!, Ph.D., Salem. — His " Heview of Dr. liatzcl's History of Mankind." PAINE, NATHANIEL, Worcester.—Thirty-nine copies of his pnblications relating to Worcester; thirty-six books; fonr hundred and nine pam- phlets ; and six files of newspapers, in continnation. PBKT, STEPHEN D., Ph.D., Editor, Good Hope, 111. —"The Americiin Antiquarian and Oriental Journal," as issued. PiíÑAií'iKL, ANTONIO, Director, Mexico, Mex.—Eonr of his Mexican Statistical Reports. UoGEits, Gen. HORATIO, Commissioner, Providence, H. I.—Pearly Uecords of the Town of Providence. Vol. 15. SALISBURY, Hon. STKI-HEN, Worcester.—Fifty-one books; two hnndred and seventy-four pamphlets ; a collection of manuscript letters and clippings relating to Stephen Salisbury, Senior ; six maps ; one photo- graph; and six files of newspapers, in continuation. TiiWAiTES, REUBEN G., Madison, Wis.—" Acconnt of the 47th Annual Meeting of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin." liriiAM, HENRY P.,- St. Panl, Minn.—" The .Fesnit Relations and Allied Documents," Volumes 55-64. VoLi.ORAFK, JOHANN, L.H.D., Brussels, Belgium.— His " Problèmes Musicaux d' Aristote." WHITNEY, JAMES L., Boston.—His "Index to Pictures and Plans of Library Buildings in Boston Public Library." WILLIAMSON, Josurii, Litt.D., Beifast, Me. — Abbott's " History of Belfast, Me., to 1825." KROM PERSONS NOT MEMBERS. ALIJEN, JOHN B., Editor, New York. N. Y.—Numbers of "Current Knowledge." ALDRICH, Miss JOSEPHINE C, Worcester.—Three hundred and seventy- two books ; and seven hnndred and three pamphlets. 372 A.merican Antiquarian Society. [April, AMUKICAN INVISNTOU PUBLISHING COMPANY, Washington, D. C—" The American Inventor," as issued. ANDHHSON, JOHN K., Boston.—TWO panipliiets of eariy date. ARNOLD, FKBD A., Providence, R. I.—Two of his historical pnljiicii- tions. ATKINSON, EDWAKD, Brooiiline.—" The Anti-Imperialist,"«««., as issued. AvKUY, ELUOY, Cieveland, 0.—" Avery Notes and Queries," as issued. BAUNARD, FREDKRICK J., Worcester.—Six manuscript sermons by Uev. Nathanael Hooiser. BAUTON, Miss LYDIA M., Worcester.—" The Association Record," in continuation. BARTON, WILLIAM S., ESTATE OK.—One hundred and ninety-six boolis; six hundred and eighty pamphiets; six bound and three unbound voi- umes of newspapers; flfty-seven photographs; twenty-three auto- graph letters; twenty engravings; and a collection of early account hooiis of Oxford and Sutton, Massachusetts. BOSTON BOOK COMPANY.—" The Bulletin of Bibliography," as issued. BiiADLEK, lîev. CALEB D., ESTATE oi?.—Three ancient pocket-books. BiuNLEY, GBÓKGE, HEIRS OF.—Catalogue of the American Library of, in flve parts. BJÎOWN, DAVID H., Boston.—His " Sinaon and Joan (Clarke) Stone and three Generations of their Descendants." BKOWN, FREEMAN, Clerk, Worcester. — Annual Report ot Worcester Overseers of the Poor for 1899. BuLLARD, HENRY N., St. Joseph, Mo.—One pamphlet. BURTON, CHARLES M., Detroit, Mich,-His "Letters and Papers of the iate Governor Woodbridge." CALDWELL, Rev. AUGUSTINE, Eliot, Me.—The Hainmatt Papers, NO. 7. CIANH'IELD, Mrs. PENELOPE S., Worcester.—The rapier carried on state occasions by Levi Lincoln, Sr., when Attorney-General under Jeffer- son; and a framed Thanksgiving Proclamation on silk, issued in 1827 by Enoch Lincoln, Governor of Maine. CARRUTH, Miss ELLEN, Dorchester.—A Tribute to Hev. Edward G. l'or ter. CHAMBERLAIN, Hon. DANIEL H., West Brookfleld.—His "Wheeler's Surprise, 1675; Where?" CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING COMPANY, Boston.—Numbers of " The Christian Seience Sentinel." CLARKE, GEORGE KUHN, Needham.—His "Jacob Kuhn and his Des- cendants"; and his " Epitaphs from a Graveyard in Weston," with notes. 1900.] Givers and Gifts. 373 COATESS, llKNKY T., AND CoMi'ANY, Pliiladolpliiii, I'll.—Niiiiibors oi' " The Literary Era." COLLINS, JOSEIMI W., Chairman, Boston.—Keport of the Coinmissioiicrs oil Inland Fisheries and Game, 1899. CoKNiSH, LOUIS H., New York.—" The Spirit of '7G," as issued. COUSINS, EDGAK M., Secretar)/, Biddeford, Me. — Minutes of the General Conference of Maine Congregatioual Churches, etc., 1899. CiiOCKEit, GEOKOK G., Chairman, Boston.—"The Ferry, 1G30; The Charles River Bridge, 1785, and the Charlestown Bridge, 1899." CuowELL AND KiRKVATRiCK, Springfield, 0.—" The Woman's Home Companion," as issued. CuRiiiEi!, FRBDHRICK A., Fitchburg.—His " Old Stores and Storekeepers of Fitchbnrg." DAY, Rev. JOHN W., St. Louis, Mo.—Oue pauiphlet. DE HENIL, ALEXANDER N., St. Louis, Mo. — "The Hesperian," as issued. DICKEY, Mrs. JOHN, Leomiuster.—Genealogy of the Dickey Family. DICKINSON, G. STEWART, Worcester, '-Scott's Staudard Postage Staiup Catalogue, 1900." DODGE, Hon. Eui'U.s B., Jr., Mayor, Worcester.—His Inaugural Ad- dress of January 1, 1900. DoNAHOB MAGAZINE COMI-ANY, Boston.—Numbers of " Donahoe's Magazine." •EAULE, Mrs. ALICE MORSK, Brooklyn, N. Y. — Her " Child Life in Colonial Days." ELLSWORTH, J. LEWIS, Worcester.—Manual for the Massachusetts General Court, 1900. ELY, Mrs. THOMAS S., Peoria, 111.—Two manuscripts. FLINT, HENRY H., Worcester.—Worcester Masonic Directory for 1899 and 1900. FoiiD, WoRTiiiNOTON C, Editor, Boston. — "Letters of Jonathan Boucher to George Washington." FiîOWDE, HENRY, London, England.—Numbers of " The Periodical." GAZHTTK CoJii'ANY.—" The Worcester Evening Gazette," as issued. GiNN AND COMPANY, Boston.—Their Bulletin, as issued. GoLDKN RULE PUBLISHING COMPANY, Boston.—"The Christian Eu- deavor World," as issued. GOOLD, NATHAN, Portland, Me.—His " Washington Centennial." GKEENLAW, Mrs. LUCY H., Cambridge.—Numbers of her "Genea- logical Advertiser. " GREGSON, Rev. JOHN, Wiscasset, Me.—His " Washington's Bequest to his Fellow-Citizens," an address at Wiscasset, Me., Jan. 7, 1900. 26 ;-)74 American Antiqtmrian Society. fApril, HM,r,, EDWARD H., Secretara, New York.—Otticial Repoit of the presentation of a gold medal to Andrew H. Green, the " Father of Greater New York." HAMILTON, F. WALTEU, Worcester.—Archivos do Miiseu Nacional do Rio de Janeiro, vol. I. HANNA, SurriMus J., Boston.—His " Ciiristian Science History." HAUÏJING, GARRICK M., Wilkes-Barré, l'a.—His "The Sullivan Eoad." HATHAWAY, SAMUEL, Enfleid, Conn.—His " Spirit of the Music Festi- val and a Poem on Music."' HILL, BENJAMIN T., Worcester.—Two photographs of the Interior of Antiquarian Hall. HOLBROOK, LEVI, New York.—One pamphlet. HoPPiN, CHARLES A., Jr., Worcester.—Ten pamphlets; and a collec- tion of amateur newspapers. HoRSFORD, Miss CORNELIA, Cambridge.—" Viniand and Its Knins." HosMKR, Miss MARIAN T., Woburn.—Her " Count Rumford, a Sketch." HouGHTON, MiFKLiN AND COMPANY, Cambridge.—" Brief Description of the Riverside Tress, Cambridge." HuiiBARD, ELBEUT, East Aurora, Iil.—Numbers of " Tiie Thiiistine." JENNISON, Miss CATHARINE A., Worcester.—Subscription Paper of November, 1785, for securing a singing-master for Worcester. KING, Col. HORATIO C, Becording Secretary, Brooklyn, N. Y.—The Thirtieth Reunion of the Society of the Army of the Potomac. LANK, WILLIAM C, Librarian, Cambridge. — His Second Report oii Harvard College Library.