m. ■'*■:■ \- I- ■'<,)■■:,- I .1ST OF BunBAU OP AMtRlOAN ITHNOkOOV. 1902 f< ta U A M V. Books . General Apparatus Glassware Chemicals Special Supplies for Physics Biology- Physiography and Photography Casts Lanterns and Lantern Slides Pictures and Picture Frames FOR USE IN THE HIGH SCHOOLS THE CITY OF NEW YORK. WYNKOOP HALLENBECK CRA.WFOED CO. NEW YORK 1902 '■'f- THE CITY OF NEW YORK Department of Educatiojn TO CONTRACTORS Proposals for Bids or Estimates. Sealed proposals will be received by the Superintendent of School Supplies of the Board of Education of The City of New York at the Hall of the Board, southwest corner of Park avenue and Fifty-ninth street, Borough of Manhattan, until 3 o'clock p. m. on lUONDAY, May 26, 1902. FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING BOOKS, GENERAL APPARATUS, GLASSWARE, CHEMICALS, SPECIAL SUPPLIES FOR DEPARTMENTS OF PHYSICS, BIOLOGY AND PHYSIOGRAPHY, PHOTO- GRAPHIC SUPPLIES, PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, CASTS, AND LANTERN SLIDES, FOR REGENTS' SCHOOLS AND HIGH SCHOOLS of The City of New York, for the year ending December 31, 1902. No empty packages or cases are to be returned to bidders or contractors, except as herein specified, and none wiU be paid for by the Department. The person or persons making anv bid or estimate shall furnish tlie same in a sealed envelope, indorsed "Bid or Estimate for Furnishing and Delivering BOOKS, GENERAL APPARATUS, GLASSWARE, CHEMICALS, SPECIAL SUPPLIES FOR. DEPARTMENTS OF PHYSICS, BIOLOGY AND PHYSIOGRAPHY, PHOTO- GRAPHIC SUPPLIES, PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, CASTS AND LANTERN SLIDES," with his or their name or names, and the date of presentation, to the Secretar^r of the Board of Education, at the office of the said Board, on or before the day and hour above named, at which time and place the bids or estimates received will be public!}' opened by the Superintendent of School Supplies. All supplies must conform to the descriptions and specifications. The prices must be written in ink, and also stated in figures. No bid wiU be accepted from or contract awarded to any person who is in arrears to the Corporation upon debt or contract, or who is a defaulter, as surety or other- vnse, upon any obligation to the Corporation. The award of the contract will be made as soon as practicable after the opening of the bids. The person or persons to whom the contract may be awarded will be required to give security for the perform- ance of the contract by his or tlieir bond, with two sufficient sureties, eacli in an amount satisfactory to the Com- mittee, which amount shall be not less than 50% of the estimated cost of the supplies to be bid for by each bidder, which estimated cost will be determined as nearty as ma}' be from the quantity of like supplies purchased in former years. Supphes must be promptly delivered to tlie, order of the Superintendent of Scliool Supplies, at the several de- positories, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 4 p. m., and 9 A. M. and 12 m. on Saturdays, unless otherwise directed. No charge will be allowed for freiglit expenses, boxes or cartage, but boxes may be taken away by contractor. Each bid or estimate shall contain the name and place of residence of the pereon making the same, the names of all persons interested with him tlierein, and, if no other person be so interested, it sliaU distinctly state that fact; also, that it is made without any connection with any other person making an estimate for the same purpose, and is in aU respects fair and without collusion or fraud, and that no member of the board of aldemien, head of a de- Eartment, chief of a bureau, deput)' thereof, or cleric therein, or other officer of the corporation, is, shall be or ecome interested, directl}' or indirectly, as contracting party, partner, stoclcholder, surety or otherwise in or in the performance of the contract, or in the supphes, work or business to which it relates, or in any portion of the profits thereof. The bid or estimate must be verified by the oath in writing of the party or na.rties mailing the esti- mate that the several matters stated herein are in aU respects true. Ordinance; Sec. 346; Ordinance*. See. 349; Chapter 327; Laws 1900, Charters 1533! Each bid or estimate shall be accompanied by the consent, in writing, of two householders or freeholders, with, their respective places of business or residence, or of a fidelity, guaranty or surety company duly authorized by law to act as surety in The City of New York, or to the effect that if the contract be awarded to the person mak-- ing the estimate, they will, on its being so awarded, become bound as his sureties for its faithful performance, and that if he shall omit or refuse to execute the same, they shall pay to the Corporation any difference between the sum to which he would be entitled on its completion and that which the Corporation may be obliged to pay to the person or persons to whom the contract may be awarded at any subsequent letting. The consent above men- tioned shall be accompanied by the oath or affirmation, in writing, of each of the persons signing the same, that he is a householder or freeholder in The Cit3^ of New York, and is worth the amount of the security required for the completion of this contract, and stated in the proposals, over and above all his debts of every nature, and over and above his liabilities as bail, suretj^ or othera'ise, and that he has offered himself as a surety in good faith and with the intention to execute the bond required by law, if the contract shall be awarded to the person or persons for whom he consents to become surety. The adequacy and sufficiency of the security offered to be approved by the Comptroller of The City of New York after the award is made and prior to the signing of the contract. No, bid or estimate mil be considered unless accompanied by either a certified check upon one of the National or State Banks of The City of New York, drawn to the order of the Comptroller, or monejr to the amount of five per centum of the amount of the security required for the faithful performance of the contract. Such check or money must not be enclosed in the sealed envelope containing the estimate, but must be handed to the officer or clerk of the Board of Education who has charge of the estimate box, and no estimate can be deposited in said box until such check or money has been examined by said officer or clerk, and found to be correct. If the successful bidder shall refuse or neglect within five days after notice that the contract has been awarded to him, to execute the same, the amount of the deposit made by him shall be forfeited to and retained by The City of New York as liquidated damages for such neglect or refusal; but if he shaU execute the contract within the time aforesaid, the auaount of his deposit will be returned to him. Should the person or persons to whom the contract may be awarded neglect or refuse to accept the contract ■R-ithin five daj's after written notice that the same has been awarded to his or their bid or proposal, or if he or they accept but do not execute the contract and give the proper security, he or they will be considered as having abandoned it, and as in default to the Corjioration, and the contract will be readvertised and relet as provided by law. For -particulars as to the quantity and quality of the supplies or the nature and extent of the work required or of the materials to he furnished, bidders are referred to the specifications and the blank proposals and lists of articles, ma- terials, supplies and apparatus to he furnished. Such work and materials mv^t conform in every respect to the specifi- cations and schedules. Bidders are cautioned to examine the specifications for particulars of the articles, etc., required before making their estimates. The quality of the articles, supplies, goods, wares, and merchandise must conform to and must he equM in quality, character, finish and design to the samples furnished, or to those described by the names of well known dealers and manufactxirers. Bidders are cautioned to examine the specifications for particulars of the articles, - etc., required before making their estimates, and are cautioned against referring to any samples or specifications other than those furnished by the Department. Such references are cause for rejecting bids whereon they are written, and will in no case govern the action of the Department officers in passing upon tenders. All books, maps, charts and globles required in this bid must be of the latest edition, bound in the most durable manner, and strictly in accordance with the samples called for. Bidders must state the price of each item. Awards mil be made to the lowest bidder on each item. All estimates not conforming to these requirements may be considered as informal. The security in each case shall be specified by the Committee on SuppUes The amount of seouritj' required shall be not less than fifty per cent. (50%) of the amount of the bid or esti- mate submitted. Payment wiU be made by check by the Comptroller, in accordance vnth the terms of the contract. Bidders are requested to make their bids or estimates upon the blank proposal and lists of articles prepared by the Superintendent, a copy of which, with the proper envelope in which to enclose the bid, together with a copy of the contract, including the lists of articles or schedules, and the specifications, in the form approved by the Corporation Counsel, can be obtained upon application therefor at the office of the Superintendent of School Supplies, first floor. Hall of the Board of Education, corner of Park avenue and Fifty-ninth street, Borough of Man- hattan. The By-Laws of the Board of Education may be examined at the office of the Secretary. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject all bids or estimates submitted, if deemed to be for the best ■ interests of the City so to do. PARKER P. SIMMONS, Superintendent of School Supplies^ Dated, Borough of Manhattan, The City op New York, May 14, 1902. Notice. — The attention of Bidders is particularly called to the fact that, unless an Estimate is made in strict conformity vnth the directions given in the proposal therefor and herein provided for, the law requires it to he considered as informal, and it must be rejected. BID OR ESTIMATE TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE Department of Education of The City of New Yorit FOR FURNISIIOG AND DELIVERING BOOKS, GENERAL APPARATUS, GLASSWARE, CHEMICALS, SPECIAL SUPPLIES FOR DEPARTMENTS OF PHYSICS, BIOLOGY AND PHYSIOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES AND PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, CASTS, LANTERN SLIDES, FOR REGENTS' SCHOOLS AND HIGH SCHOOLS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, BOR- OUGHS OF MANHATTAN, THE BRONX, BROOKLYN, QUEENS AND RICHMOND. Made this....-' day of.. .A. D. 1902. By residing at Borough of The City of New York, and residing at Borough of.. The City of New York, and.. residing at : Borough of The City of New York, and residing at Borough of The City of New York, composing the firm of § 4 -e g o <& ■o '^ ^ lis •~ ^ 2 I ^ § lis o a g S5 ^ §- e !^ o """ fe ^ ■1 l_J First— do declare that of lawful age and the'only'person interested in this [bid or estimate, and that no other person other than herein above named ha any interest in this bid or estimate, or m the contract proposed to be taken. Second— - do further declare that this Bid or estimate is made without'anv connection with any other person or persons making an estimate for the same purpose, and is in all respects fair and without collusion or fraud. Third— do further declare that no member of the Board of Aldermen, head of a department, chief of a bureau, deputy thereof, or clerk therein, or other officer of the Corporation, is, shall be or become interested, directly or indi- rectly, as contractiniT party, partner, stockholder, surety or otherwise m or m the per- formance of the contract, or in the supplies, work or business to which it relates, or in any portion of the profits thereof; except as such officer may be or is an author, as is referred to in Section 1082 of the Greater New York Charter. / Fourth— - - do further declare that the names of the persons affixed to the consent hereto annexed were written by the said persons respectively, and that the said persons are householders or freeholders in The City of ^ew York, or are officers of a Guaranty or Surety Company. Fifth— - --have carefully examined the contract, approved as to form by the Corporation Counsel, which comprises the specifications, schedules and lists of articles prepared by the Superintendent of School Supplies, and will execute the contract and perform all its terms, covenants and conditions and will furnish all the materials, supplies, apparatus, books, goods, wares and merchandise, named and described herein and in strict conformity thereto and to the samples referred to and described therein, within the time stated for the foUowing prices, as per list of articles and schedule hereto annexed and initialed for identification. - - [L. S.3 Residence. ..[L. S.] ..[L. S.il / State op New York, "1 County of New York, \ ss.:.. The City of New York. J ■"is 0) S being duly sworn, say several matters stated in the foregoing estimate are in all respects true. Subscribed and sworn to this ] day of A. D. 1902, ..that the fore me, Notary PubUc N. Y. County or Commissioner of Deeds. SURETIES' AG-REEMENT. s i e;^ / In Consideration of the premises, and of One Dollar to us and each of us in hand paid by The City of New York, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged — We, the undersigned, jointly and severally, consent and agree, that if the contract for which the preceding estimate is made be awarded to the person or persons making the same, we will, upon its being so awarded, become bound each in the sum of : - - DOLLARS, as his or their sureties for its faithful performance; and if the said person or persons shall omit or refuse to execute such contract, and give the proper security within five days after written notice that the same is ready for execution, if so awarded, we will pay, without proof of notice or demand, to the said The City of New York, any differ- ence between the sum to which such person or persons would be entitled upon the com- pletion of such contract, and the sum which the Corporation may be obliged to pay to the person or persons to whom the contract shall be awarded at any subsequent letting; the amount in each case to be calculated upon the estimated amount of sup- plies necessary for the requirements of the department. t Fiu in date. -j- 1^ WITNESS Whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this day of , one thousand nine hundred and two. . Residence, Residence,- The adequacy and sufficiency of the above-named sureties approved. Dated this day of 1902 Compiroller. The City, County and State oe New York, ss.; The above-named being sworn, says, that he is a householder or freeholder in The City of New York, and is worth the amount of the securitj'' required for the completion of the contract above referred to, over and above all his debts of every nature, and over and above his liabilities as bail, surety and otherwise; that he has offered himself as a surety in good faith and with an intention to execute the bond required by law. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this day of ,A.D. 1902 .1 Notary Public, N. Y. County, N. Y., or Commissioner of Deeds. 5= S The City, County and State of New York, fc 5 The above-named being sworn says that he is a householder or freeholder in The City of New York, and is worth the amount of the security required for the completion of the contract abo^■e referred to, over and above all his debts of every nature, and over and above his liabilities as bail, surety and otherwise; that he has offered himself as a surety in good faith and with an intention to execute the bond required by law. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this } day of , A. D. 1902.1 Notary Public, N. Y. County, N. Y., or Commissioner of Deeds THE CITY OF NEW YORK. BOARD OF EDUCATION. CONTRACT AND SPECIFICATIONS For Furnishing and Delivering BOOKS, GENERAL APPARATUS, GLASSWARE, CHEMICALS, SPECIAL SUPPLIES FOR DEPARTMENTS OF PHYSICS, BIOLOGY AND PHYSIOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES, PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, CASTS AND LANTERN SLIDES, FOR REGENTS' SCHOOLS AND HIGH SCHOOLS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN, THE BRONX, BROOKLYN, QUEENS AND RICHMOND. UbiS Hgreement made and entered into this day of Partieaj - _■ in the year nineteen hundred and two, between The City of New York, by The Board of Education, acting by and through its Committee on Sup- plies, party of the first part, and J parties of the second part, pursuant to the provisions of The Greater New York Charter and the By-Laws, Rules and Regulations of the Board of Education. XKHftneSSetb, That the parties to these presents, each in consideration of the agreements covenant. on the part and behalf of the other, herein contained, have agreed, and hereby agree, the parties of the first part for themselves, and their successors and the party of the second part for his or their executors and administrators, as follows: 7 (A) That wherever the term "Committee" or "party of the first part" is used or a pro- noim in place of either of them, such term shall refer to and mean the Committee on Supplies of the Board of Education, acting for and on behalf of the Board of Education pursuant to the By-Laws, Rules and Regulations of said Board of Education. (B) That wherever in this agreement the word "Contractor," or a pronoun in place of it the same shall be considered as referring to and meaning the party or parties, as the case may be of the second part to this agreement. (C) That wherever the word "Superintendent" is used in these specifications or in this contract, it refers to and designates the Superintendent of School Supplies of the Board of Edu- cation acting either directly or through any Assistant or Inspector, duly appointed by the said Board and designated therefor by the Superintendent, or through any such Assistant, to receive, weigh, inventory or insjDect the supplies or materials, limited by the particular duties intrusted to him. (D) That wherever it is provided that anything is to be, orto be done, if or as, or when or where "approved," "required," "directed," "specified," "designated," or "deemed necessary," it shall be taken, unless otherwise expressed, to mean and intend, approved, required, directed specified, designated, or deemed necessary, as the case may be, by the Superintendent. (E) That the Contractor will provide, furnish and deliver to the parties of the first part at his own cost and expense, at the times and places, and in the manner and under the conditions hereinafter specified, the supplies, articles, goods, wares and merchandise mentioned and de- scribed in the following specifications and schedule, and will accept as full compensation therefor the sums set opposite the respective articles or classes of articles in the specifications or schedule herein contained or hereto annexed, the said sums being the amounts at which the contract there- for was awarded to the contractor at the public letting thereof. (F) That the advertisement, proposals for bids or estimates, bid or estimate, specifications and schedules are to be and are hereby, made a part of this contract. ' (G) That the said supplies, articles, goods, wares and merchandise, and each and every part thereof, shall in all respects conform strictly with the herein contained or hereto annexed speci- fications and schedules and to the samples referred to by the Superintendent as a standard of quality, style, finish or manufacture that will be required. (H) That the Superintendent may appoint such Inspectors as may be deemed proper to inspect the supplies, articles, goods, wares and merchandise furnished and delivered under this contract, and such Inspector or Inspectors are authorized and empowered to reject and refuse aU supplies, articles, goods, wares and merchandise, or any part thereof, offered under or in ful- fillment of this contract, for the reason that the same do not comply in kind, quality, or quantity, size or number, or A\'cight, or in time or place of delivery, with the said specifications. (/) That any supplies, articles, goods, wares and merchandise delivered or offered to be delivered under this agreement, which shall be rejected by the Inspectors as not conforming to the aforesaid specifications, shall be forthwith removed, and supplies, articles, goods, wares and merchandise which do so conform shall be furnished and delivered in the place thereof. (./) That the party of the first part reserves the right of purchasing one or more of the articles enumerated in this list. The price of the supplies delivered as herein provided shall be the same as herein agreed and no claim for damages will be made or allowed to the Contractor for any failure to take any specific number or quantity, or for a failure to purchase any item whatever; the number to be ordered or taken, it being expressly agreed, shall depend wholly upon the needs and require- ments of the schools during and for the current year ending December 31, 1902, inclusive, and that all orders shall be made before that date. (K) That to prevent all disputes and litigations, the Superintendent of School Supplies shall, in all cases, determine the amount or the quantity of the supplies and materials which is to be paid for under this contract, and shall determine all questions in relation to said supplies their quality, delivery and condition, and he shall in all cases decide every question which may arise relative to the execution of this contract on the part of the Contractor, and his estimate and decision shall be final and conclusive, and shall be a condition precedent to the recovery of any sum or sums of money by the Contractor under this contract. (L) That the Superintendent shall, from time to time, as the supplies, articles, goods, wares or merchandise are furnished and delivered, make an estimate of the quantity of supplies, articles goods, wares or merchandise furnished and delivered by the Contractor in the performance of this contract on his part, and of the value thereof under and according to the terms of this contract. The first such estimate shall be of the quantity of supplies, articles, goods, wares or merchan- dise furnished and delivered since the Contractor commenced the performance of this contract ; and every subsequest estimate, except the final one, shall be of the quantity of supplies, articles goods, wares or merchandise furnished and delivered since the last preceding estimate was made. And upon each such estimate being made and approved by a certificate in writing by the Com- mittee the parties 'of the first part will pay to the Contractor the amount stated in such estimate or certificate 'to be the value of the supplies furnished and delivered as aforesaid. (M) That wherever the Contractor shall have completely performed this contract on his part, the Superintendent shall certify the same in writing to the said Committee and in such cer- tificate shall accurately state and certify the entire quantity of the supplies, articles, goods, wares or merchandise furnished and delivered by the Contractor, under and in performance of this con- tract, and the value thereof, according to the terms of this contract. And on or before the ex-, piration of thirty days after the delivery of the last-mentioned certificate to the Committee and the approval of the same by the Committee, said parties of the first part will pay to the Contractor the amount or sum which shall be found to be due, after deducting from the amount mentioned and certified in the last-mentioned certificate all such sum or sums as shall have been heretofore paid to the Contractor on accoimt of the supplies, articles, goods, wares or merchandise furnished and delivered, and certified to in prior certificates, and such other amounts as are otherwise author- ized to be retained by the provisions hereof. Provided, further, that the parties of the first part may and shall at all times reserve and retain out of said payments, or any or either of them, all such sum or sums as by the terms hereof, or of any law of the State of New York, or of any ordinance or resolution of the Municipal Assembly or Board of Aldermen of The City of New York, passed prior to the date thereof, it is and may be authorized to reserve or retain. (N) That the Contractor shall not be entitled to demand or receive payment for the said supplies, etc., or any portion thereof, or except in the manner set forth in this agreement, nor until each and every one of the stipulations hereinbefore mentioned are complied with, and the Superintendent shall have given his certificate to that effect; provided that nothing herein con- tained be construed to affect the right hereby reserved by the Committee to reject the whole or any portion of the supplies, goods, wares or merchandise delivered or offered for delivery, should the said certificate be fr)und or known to be inconsistent with the terms of this agreement, or ■ otherwise improperly given. (0) That the Contractor shall be responsible for any claims made against the parties of the first part for any infringement of patent right or copj'right from the sale, supply or use of any pat- ented or cop3'righted articles, materials or apparatus furnished or supplied under this contract, and that he shall save harmless and indemnify the parties of the first part for all costs, expenses and damages which the said parties of the first part shall be obliged to pay by reason of any infringe- ment of patents or copyrights resulting from such sale, delivery or use of said supplies, goods, wares, merchandise or apparatus. (P) That the Contractor will furnish the Committee satisfactory evidence that all persons who have done work or furnished materials under this agreement, and who may have given written notice to said parties of the first part before or within ten days after the final completion and acceptance of the whole work under this contract that any balance for such work or materials is due and unpaid, have been fully paid or satisfactorly secured; and that in case such evidence is not furnished as aforesaid, such amount as may be necessary to meet the claims of the persons aforesaid shall be retained from the moneys due the Contractor under this agreement, until the liabilities aforesaid shall be fully discharged or such notice withdrawn. Progress, payments. Final payment. (Q) That the Contractor shall give his personal attention constantly to the faithful per- formance of this agreement, and that without the previous consent of the Committee, to be sig- nified by indorsement on this agreement, he will not assign or sublet this contract, or any part thereof, but will keep the same under own control; nor will he assign, by power of attorney or otherwise, any of the moneys payable under this agreement. (R) That if this contract shall be abandoned, or if this contract shall be assigned by the party of the second part otherwise than is herein specified, or if at any time the Superintendent shall be of the opinion, and shall so certify in writing to the Committee, that the delivery of said supplies, goods, wares, merchandise or apparatus, or any part thereof, is unnecessarily or unreas- onably delayed, or that the Contractor is willfullj^ violating any of the conditions or covenants of this contract, or executing said contract in bad faith, the Committee shall have the power to notify the Contractor to discontinue all work, or any part thereof, under this contract, by a written notice to be served upon the Contractor, either personally or by leaving the same at his residence or with his agent in charge of the work, and thereupon the Contractor shall cease to continue said delivery, or such part thereof as Committee may designate, and the Committee shall thereupon have the power to obtain, in the manner prescribed by law, by contract or otherwise, as Committed may deem advisable, the supplies, goods, wares, merchandise and apparatus to complete the deliv ery herein contracted for, or such part thereof as the Committee may deem necessary, and to charge the expenses of said supplies, etc., to the Contractor; and the expense so charged shall be deducted and be paid by the party of the first part out of such moneys as may be either due or may at any time thereafter become due to the Contractor under and by virtue of this agreement, or any part thereof; and in case such expense is less than the sum which would have been payable under this contract, if the same had been completed by the Contractor, then the Contractor shall forfeit all claim to the difference; and in such case expense shall exceed the sum which would have been payable under this contract, if the same had been completed by the Contractor, then the Con- tractor shall pay the amount of such excess to the party of the first part. (S) That the Contractor shall begin the delivery of the said supplies, articles, goods, wares and merchandise upon receipt of formal notice and order in writing from the Superintendent that the award has been made to the Contractor and to fully complete and finish all subsequent orders within the required number of days from the date of the receipt of the order aforesaid. (T) That the party of the first part, its successors and assigns, shall not, nor shall any 'De- partment or officer of The City of New York, be precluded or estopped by any return or certificate made or given by its SujJerintendent or any Inspector or other officer, agent or appointee of said Department of Education, or said parties of the first part, under or in pursuance of anything in this agreement contained, from at any time showing the true and correct amount and character of the articles, supplies, goods, wares and merchandise which shall have been furnished by the Contractor, or any other person or persons, under this agreement. (i7) That this contract shall not be binding or of any^force unless the Comptroller of The City of New York shall indorse hereon his certificate that there remains unexpended and unap- plied, as provided in The Greater New York Charter, a balance of the apropriation or fund appli- cable thereto sufficient to pay the estimated expense of executing this contract, as certified by the officers making the same. In Witness Whereof, The said party of the first part, by the Board of Education of the Department of Education of The City of New York, by and through its Committee on Supplies by its Chairman, has hereunto set its hand and seal, and the Contractor has also hereunto set his (their) hand(s) and seal(s), the day and year first above written; and said Board of Education and Contractor have executed this agreement in triplicate, one part of which is to remain with the Board of Education, one other to be filed with the Comptroller of The City of New York, and the third to be delivered to the Contractor, the day and date herein first above written. ISec. . By- Laws, Board of Education' The Board of Education of The City of New York, Acting by and through the Chairman of its Committee on Supplies. ..[L. S.] ..[.L. S.] ..[L. S.] SEAL BOARD OF EDUCATION ' Contractor (s)," Party of Second Part. Attest Secretary of Board^of Education. The City, County and State of New York, On thii day oj , in the year one thousand nine hundred and two, before me personally appeared to me known and known to me to be the same persons described in and who executed the foregoing con- tract, and severally acknowledged to me that they had executed the same. Notary Public, New York County, N. Y., or Commissioner of Deeds, The City of New York. The City, County and State op New York, On. the day of , in the year one thousand nine hundred and two, before me personally came to me known, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say, that he resided in The City of Neio York; that he was the Chairman of the Committee on Supplies, or was a mejnber of the Committee on Supplies designated by the said Committee for the purpose of signing this contract, pursuant to the By-Laws of the Board of Education; said Board of Education being designated in and having author- ized the execution of the above contract; that he knew the seal of the said Board of Education; that the seal affixed to such instrument, was such corporate seal; that it was so affixed by order of the said Board of Education of the Department of Education of The City of New York, and that he signed his name thereto by like order or resolution. Notary Public, N. Y. County, N. Y., or Commissioner of Deeds, The City of New York STATE OF NEW YORK, ] The City of New York, [ ss.: County of New Yohk. J On this day of ,1902. before me personally came to me known and knoivn to me to he the of the Company, and to me knoirn and knoum to me to be the of the Company, who, being by me severally duly su'orn, did say, each for himself, as follows: The said that he was the of said Company and the said that he was the of said Company; that he knew the corporate seal of said Company; that the seal affixed to the fore- going instrument was such corporate seal; that it was so affixed by order of the Board of Directors of said Company, and that by like order he thereto signed his name and official designation. Notary Public, New York County, or Commissioner of Deeds, The City of New York. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we, . : ..of The City of New York are held and firmly bound unto The City of New York, in the sum of Dollars, lawful money of the United States of America, to be paid to the said The City of New York, or to their certain Attorneys, Successors or Assigns, for which payment, well and truly to be made, we and each of us do bind ourselves, and our several and respective heirs, execu- tors and adminstrators, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. Sealed with our seals. Dated this...: day of One thousand nine hundred and two. WHEREAS, the above bounden . by an instrument in writing, under ....hand...., and bearing even date with these presents, one part of which is hereto annexed, ha.... contracted with the said The City of New York, by the Committee on Supplies of the Board of Education of The City of New York, to furnish and deliver to the said The City of New York certain articles, supplies, goods, wares and merchandise as are fully and at large set forth and described in the contract and specifications aforesaid. NOW, THEREFORE, the condition of the above obligation is such, that if the said above bounden heirs, executors, administrators, or any or either of them, shall well and truly, and iri a good, sufficient and workmanlike manner, perform or cause to be performed the said contract, and each and every of the covenants, promises, agreements and provisions therein contained on part to be performed, and complete the same within the period therein stipulated, and in each and every respect comply with the conditions therein contained, this obligation to be void; otherwise to remain in full force and virtue. ..[L. S.] ..[L. S.] ..[L.^S.] ..[L. S.] STATE OF NEW YORK, The City of New York, County of New York. On this day of , 1902, before me personally came to me personally known and known to me to he the same person described in arid who executed the fore- going obligation, and severally acknowledged that they executed the same for the purposes therein p ■mentioned. Notary Public, N. Y. 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Perthes) 151 SPECIFICATIONS That the articles, supplies, goods, wares and merchandise are to be delivered free of expense to the High Schools in the Boroughs of Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond, or such other places as may be syjecified in writing by the Superintendent of Supplies, in such quantities and at such time or times as may be directed in accordance with the needs of the sev- eral High Schools. That wherever drugs, chemicals or pharmaceutical preparations are herein specified, men- tioned or described as C. P. it inust be taken and understood to mean chemically pure drugs, chemi- cals and preparations; that the contractor guarantees that the drugs, chemicals and preparations offered, furnished or delivered are and shall be strictly chemically pure (C. P.), or as described and specified; and that such drugs, chemicals and preparations are offered, provided, furnished and delivered by the Contractor and received by the Superintendent of School Supplies subject to analysis and such tests as the Superintendent may require to determine their character and purity. If any goods be furnished and delivered by the contractor that are not chemically pure or as specified and described in these specifications and schedule, then the contractor shall bear and may be required to pay the reasonable cost and expense of such analysis and tests and the Superintendent or his authorized representative may purchase such drugs, chemicals and prep- arations in the open market at the market prices and charge the same to the Contractor, and the Superintendent may retain from any moneys due and owing to the Contractor whatever sum or sums which may be or shall be paid by the said Superintendent to purchase and replace such drugs, chemicals and preparations, or to make analysis and tests of the same as hereinbefore described, as are found or known to be inferior or different from those specified, designated or described in these specifications, and it must be further understood that the name, title or trade mark of the manufacturer of the drugs, chemicals and preparations herein specified shall not relieve the said Contractor from hability for the impurity or inferior character of said preparations as determined by analysis, or by the tests authorized and approved by the United States Pharmacopoeia. That so far as said schedule and specifications will permit, said drugs, chemicals and pharma- ceutical preparations shall be furnished and delivered in the original packages or bottles of the manufacturer(s), or if reparceled, rebottled or repacked, they shall be accompanied by the name or names of the manufacturer(s) or importer(s) thereof. That where samples are specified in the schedule the goods shall conform in every respect to samples exhibited, and all of said supplies shall be delivered as required. 153 Apparatus is to be of form, style, quality and finish of articles cited by catalogue references; and such catalogue, cut or description is to be regarded as part of this specification. Catai-ogue References. e Eimer &. Amend, New York, z Ziegler Electric Co., Boston, Mass., k L. E. Knott Co., Boston, Mass., b Bausch & Eomb, New York, k-y Kny-Scheerer Co., New York, r Richards & Co., New York, m Manhattan Electrical Supply Co., New York, q Queen & Co., New York, r-m Alfred L. Robbins-Martin Co., Chicago, 111., , c Chicago Laboratory Supply and Scale Co., Chicago, 111. GENERAL APPARATUS. Agate boiler, 2,500 cc, each Agate cup, 1 qt., first quality, each Agate funnel, 500 cc, each Agate kettle, 1 gal., each Agate pans, shallow, 1 qt., first quality, each .. Agate stewpan, each Agate tray, 20x200x260 mm., each Anvil, .'")", each Asbestos plates. 8", with tin edges (toasters), each Asbestos sheet, 5x5x1-16 in., each National trip balances, each ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 1 b 4635 4 I b 4645 1 e 6680 1 1 b 4630 1 b 4640 1 e 5073 12 24 10 k 39 10 10 sets IG e 5421 1 e 198 12 k 514 6 48 k 532 75 k 512 4 z No. 75 1 6 Franklin trip scales, No. 77. from 1-10 to 100 grams in closed boxes, per set Brass weights for above, per set, ^. Beam balances, each Jolly, complete, each .... Spring balance, 15 kg., each Spring balance, 24 lb., each Spring balance, 2 kg., each Spring balance, 250 gr., each Beds to hold the balance flat on its back, each Steelyards, 50 lbs., each Bench clamps, 6", each 155 estimatt;d CATALOGTTB QUANTITY REFERENCE 1 k 1193 9 86 e 5641 24 e 5641 1 gross e 5749 75 r 5749 100 e 5749 40 k 1092 38 k 1097 1 (1 S1263 22 p 5842 33 e 5856 6 a 9 1 a 19 8 2 e 6089 2 n 6104 12 e 595S 6 e 5964 42 k 582b 6 e 5058 4 e 5058 10 d055. 1 6035 7 sets e 6053 •»? 7 e 6057 194 gross 1 e 6049 1 gross e 6049 1 gross e 6049 1 gross e 6049 1 gross e 6049 1 gross e 6049 Blast lamp, kerosene, each Blast lamp, gas, each Blowpipes, 10", per doz • Blowpipes, 8", per doz Boxes, paper, per doz. boxes Boxes, wooden, 10-ix4i^x3i, of I" pine, not covered, with knob on one end, each Boxes, wooden, ^ oz., beaded, each Burner, Bimsen, each Burner, Bunsen, low, each Burner, Fletcher, with two extra caps, each Burner, table, 2-ft. tip, 12" high, each Burner, fishtail top, each Calipers inside and outside, each Calipers, inside and outside, vernier, each Cans, tin storage, 10 qt., each Crucibles, Hessian, triangular, 6's, eac^ Crucibles, iron, 2", each Crucibles, platinum, 20 cc, each Clamp, burette, each Clam.p, condeiiser, each Clamp, iron, each ' 2", each ' 21", each Test tubes, Bunsen form, per doz : Condenser, zinc and block tin, worm to fit, and 2 gal. still, each Cork borer, 6 in set, per set Cork extractor, each Cork press, each Cork sheet, 4xl2xJ", per sheet Cork, best veh'et, V. per gross Cork, best velvet, f", per gross Cork, best velvet, f ", per gross Cork, best velvet, f', per gross Cork, best velvet, 1", per gross Cork, best velvet, ly, per gross 156 ESTIMATED rATALOGtJE QUANTITY REFERENCE 1 b 9830 2 6 z 46 12 k 1131 6 z 20 1 set c 2536 3 6 14 k 1245 12 e 6374 84 e 6384 6 r 1672 2 e 5331 25 12 lib. 1 lb. 1 k 1166 1 3 sq. yds. k 1162 256 e 8442a 2 yds. e ^6522 3 65 b 9660 65 b 9660 53 b 9660 14 b 9660 28 b 9660 L 9 b 9660 3 c 6557 3 c 6557 1 k 169 10 k 556 12 e 6574 6 e 6580 PRICE Diamond, for writing on glass, each Diamond, for cutting glass, good quality, each ....... Diagonal scales, 6", each Dishes, lead, 2x3, each Dividers, 5", each Drawing instruments, per set Drill, hand, 1-32", each Drill, hand, i", each Boxes, eyelets B for Triumph eyelet punch, per box Filter arms, each Forceps, brass, each Forceps, steel, 5", each Forceps, crucible, each Funnel, hot water, each Fuse links, 16 amps., slot 3-16", length If", each Fuse links, 50 amps., slot J", length 2V' , each Fuse wire, 2 amps., per lb Fuse wire, 5 amps., per lb Glass tube cutter, each Glass cutter, wheel, good quality, each Gauze, copper, per yard Gauze, iron, 5x5, each Gauze, iron, per yard Gauze, wire (window screen), 36" wide, each Graduates, metric, cylindrical, 25 cc, each Graduates, metrical, cylindrical, 50 cc, each Graduates, metric, cylindrical, 100 cc, each Graduates, metric, cylindrical, 250 cc, each Graduates, metric, cylindrical, 500 cc, each Graduates, metric, cylindrical, 1,000 cc, each Graduates, 1 oz., each Graduates, 16 oz., each Hydraulic press, each Hydrometers, wooden, each Hydrometers, glass, .7-1, each Hydrometers, glass, 1-2, each V5? ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 2 k 1182 1 5 b 3754 ) (old number) ) 1 lb. 26 3 k 1184 1,000 10,000 30,000 1,000 1,000 b 1762 1,000 b 1762 1,000 b 7675 100 books b 1770 2 e 6690 57 b 8740c 1 r 2387 6 balls b 8472c 36 k 502 6 z 62 60 3 k 8 z 58 1 4 10 doz. 200 200 200 200 200 200 59 e 6836 k 524 Hydrometers, Nicholson, each Hydrometers, Fahrenheit, each Lactometer, each ■Insulating tape, cloth base, rubber, per lb Jars, crockery, butter, 3 gals., each Jars, porcelain lined, 9i"xl0^-", each Ijabels, Dennison, 241, per M Labels, Dennison, 2002, per M Labels, Dennison, 209, per M Labels, Dennison, 201 per M Labels, 22x22, per M Labels, 22x15 mm., per M Labels, 65x38 mm., per M liabels, books, per book Ladle, 3V', each I-amps, alcohol, each Lamps, Davy, safety, each Lamp wicks, per ball Meter sticks, each Meter sticks, plain, each Half meter sticks, similar to k 502, each 30 cm. sticks, each 10 cm. scales divided to mm. attached to a ba.se block so as to stand upright, 194a, each Metal pans about 12 cm. in width, with loop strings attached, 195, each Mortar, iron, J gal., each Micrometer screws, each Needles, knitting, per doz Paint, Windsor &. Newton water colors, half pans, moist Chinese white, per cake Vermilion, per cake Warm sepia, per cake Gamboge, per cake Crimson lake, per cake New blue, per cake • 158 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QTJANTITY HEPERENCE PRICE 75 boxes Windsor & Newton style of Japanned tin boxes, cont. six half pans, per box 10 Pans, galvanized, 24"xl8"x6", with handles, jfirst quality, each 10 Pans, granite, round, 6x2, first quality, each 12 Pans, granite, round, 8x2, first quality, each 380 e 88 Pans, white lined, 10x7^x2-^", each 31 pkgs. e 6286 Paper filter, qualitative, 3", per pkg 5 pkgs. e 6286 Paper filter, qualitative, 3^", per pkg 2 pkgs. e 6286 Paper filter, qualitative, 4", per pkg 5 pkgs. e 6286 Paper filter, qualitative, 5", per pkg 6 pkgs. e 6286 Paper filter, qualitative, 7^", per pkg 7 pkgs. e 6287 Paper filter, qualitative, 10", per pkg 100 quires e 6296 Paper filter, qualitative, sheet 20x20, per quire 10 packs Paper filter, qualitative, hardened, S. & S. 575, per pack 24 quires Paper parchment sheets, per quire 196 sheets Paper, bristol board, 22x28, white, best quality, per sheet 24 k 1211 Pencils for writing on glass, each. 56 e 5970 Pinchcock, Mohr, each 36 e 5968 Pinchcock, screw, each 18 papers Pins, 1|", brass, first quality, per paper 12 papers Pins, 1^", steel, first quality, per paper 24 e 5925 Porcelain casseroles, 250 cc, each 24 e 5925 Porcelain casseroles, 500cc., each 6 e 5925 Porcelain casseroles, 1,000 cc, each 1 '. c Porcelain boats, ly, each 1 c Porcelain boats, 2", each 1 e Porcelain boats, 2y , each 136 e 6494 Porcelain crucibles, R. B., No. 00, each 50 e 6494 Porcelain crucibles, R. B., No. 0, each 12 e 6494 Porcelain crucibles, R. B., No. 2, each 12 e 6088 Porcelain crucibles, F battersea, each 100 e 6174 Porcelain evaporating dishes, R. B., No. 00, each 200 e 6174 Porcelain evaporating dishes, R. B., No. 1, each 150 e 6174 Porcelain evaporating dishes, R. B., No. 2, each 100 . e 6174 Porcelain evaporating dishes, R. B., No. 3, each 2 e 6174 Porcelain evaporating dishes, R. B., No. 7, each 159 . QUANTITY REFERENCE 1 e 6762 1 z 74 37 e 6839 36 e 6839 i 3 e 6839 24 e 6839 34 z 52 3 k 1006 1 1 e 7077 112 e 5765 20 12 e 8007a 3 66 b 5255 1 e 6467 8 yds. e 8119 30 lbs. e 8010 100 ft. e 8013 100 ft. e 8013 25 ft. e 8013 60 ft. e 8014 10 ft. e 8012 10 ft. e 8012 14 e 8037 1 e 5193 1 z 210 1 z 209 ■ 3 pairs b 5625 1 pair 1 pair e 8076 2 yds. 2 lbs. e 8088a 23 lbs. > • . tRICE Porcelain mercury troughs, each Mercury well, iron, about|90^cm. deep, with a glass basin on top, 1211, each Mortars, 3V', each Mortars, 4", each Mortars, 7^", each Mortars, 2V', each Brass protractors, each Pump and couplings, large, each Pump, rotary air, Ritchie Model, each Retort, copper, pint, each Rubber bulbs, for pipettes, each : Rubber baloons, toy, 8", best quality, each Rubber caps, f", each Rubber discs, for bellows, heavj^ each Rubber fingers, each Rubber gas bags, 6 gal., each Rubber sheeting, dentist's, per yd Rubber stoppers, regular sizes, best quality, per lb Rubber tubing, red antimonj^, best quality, medium, 3-16", per foot , I", per foot 5-16", per foot Rubber tubing, red antimony, best quality, pressure 3-16", per foot Rubber tubing, red antimony, 3-16", per foot . . Rubber tubing, red antimony, |-", per foot Sandbath, each ■. . Still, tinned copper, tubulated, each , Safety-valve weights, 8 lbs., each Safety-valve weights, 4 lbs., each Shears, 2" blade, each Shears, tinners', 15", each Shears, 10", each Silk, Japanese, best quality, per yard Soldering iron, 1 lb., per lb Solder, half and half, per lb 160 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 37 r 1500 26 e 8093 126 e 6013 84 r 1507 12 e SllSe 24 e 8250 2 e 8222 15 e 8203 36 e 8213 24 e 8212 1 e 669 3 m 938 12 m 1041 200 e 5754 12 e 5757 6 e 5658 6 r 515 12 e 8279 17 e 8231 1 e 8236 24 e 8238 8 12 12 c 2566 120 e 9365 225 2 5 q 12303 13 q 12304s 24 balls 8 balls 12 spools Spatula, 3", each Spatula, 6", each Spoons, deflagrating, each Spoons, horn, 6", spatula end, each Spoons, horn, 12", each Support tables, each Support universal, each Stands, funnel, each Stands, 3 rings, each '. Stands, 2 rings, each Stopcock, to fit Robbins-Martin air pump, screw and tubing connections, each Switches, main cutout, 15 amps., each Switches, type A, baby knife, 15 amp., D. P. D. T., each. . . . Test tube brushes, each Test tube brushes, each Test tube brushes, each .; Test tube brushes, 3 ft. long, each Test tube holders, each Test tube racks, each Test tube racks, each . . . , Test tube racks, each Trays, wood, 30x18x3" of Y stock, each Triangles, 6", 90, 60, 30 degrees, each Triangles, hard rubber, each Triangles, pipestem ridged, each Thermometers, chemical, 10-150 degrees C, scale engraved on stem, each Thermometers, chemical, 0-250 degrees C, scale engraved on stem, each ; Thermometers, soHd glass stem, cent. 0-100, graduated 1-5 degree, each Thermometers, solid glass stem, cent. 0-50, graduated 1-5 degree, each Thread, cotton twine, H. R. C, per ball Thread, Peerless twine, per ball Thread, silk, Corticelli, per spool 161 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE^ 12 spools Thread, linen, Shamrock, No. 40, per spool 300 ft Thread, heavy braided fishline, per foot 24 e 6108 Tongs, crucible, each 24 e 8324 Tripods, 7"x3", each 24 e 8320 Tripods, each 36 e 7005 Troughs, pneumatic, each 1 e 7006 Troughs, porcelain, each 1 a 187 Vernier, model, each 1 e 8384 Vise, hand, 4", each 1 e 8384 Vise, bench, 2", each 2 e 8383 Vise, hand, 6", each 2 e 8383 Vise, bench, 3", each 16 e 8413 Waterbath, 8", each 6 sets k 1035 Weights, metric, per set 6 sets k 1035 Weights, metric, per single weight 5 sets z 134 Weights, metric, per set ; 5 sets z 134 Weights, metric, per single weight 5 sets e 510 Weights, metric, per set 5 sets e 510 Weights, metric, per single weight 1 set z 140 Weights, avoirdupois, ^ oz. to 1 lb., per set 1 set z 140 Weights, avoirdupois, i oz. to 1 lb., per single weight. . . . 4 k 37 Weights, iron, octagonal, each 2 lbs. each Wire, brass, on spool. No. 22, per lb 2 lbs. Wire, brass, on spool. No. 28, per lb 2 lbs. Wire, brass, on spool, No. 30, per lb 2 lbs. Wire, copper, bare. No. 16, per lb 2 lbs. Wire, copper, bare. No. 20, per lb 2 lbs. Wire, copper, bare. No. 27, per lb 2 lbs. Wire, copper, bare, No. 33, per lb 10 lbs. Wire, copper, cotton insulated. No. 16, per lb 5 lbs. Wire, copper, cotton insulated. No. 18, per lb , 1 lb. Wire, copper, cotton insulated. No. 26, per lb 1 lb. Wire, copper, cotton insulated. No. 30, per lb 1 lb. Wire, copper, cotton insulated. No. 36, per lb 5 lbs. Wire, copper, double silk insulated magnet. No. 22, per lb . 10 lbs. Wire, copper, heavy silk insulated magnet, No. 14, per lb . 162 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 5 lbs. Wire, copper, heavy double cotton wrapped, waxed. No. 18, per lb 1 spool Wire, copper, heavy double cotton wrapped, waxed. No. 10, per spool 1 lb. Wire, German silver. No. 28, per lb 1 lb. Wire, German silver. No. 30, per lb 4 lbs. . . Wire, iron. No. 16, per lb 5 lbs. Wire, iron. No. 18, per lb 1 lb. Wire, iron, No. 24, per lb 1 lb. Wire, iron, No. 30, per lb 1 lb. Wire, iron. No. 36, per lb 1 lb. Wire, steel. No. 22, per lb 1 lb. Wire, steel. No. 28, per lb 3 12 e 5357 12 e 5357 12 e 5357 12 e 5357 16 e 5573 60 e 5573 160 e 5573 324 e 5573 50 e 5573 8 e 5573 10 e 5554 10 e 5558 20 e 5552 10 e 5585 105 e 9032 50 e 5678 98 e 5678 12 e 5678 12 e 5678 15 doz. 5702 GLASSWARE. Glass adapters, 5"xl", curved tip, each . Arsenic tubes, a, each Arsenic tubes, b, each Arsenic tubes, c, each Arsenic tubes, d, each. Beakers, lipped Griffin, 50 c.c, each. . . . Beakers, lipped Griffin, 100 c.c, each. . . Beakers, lipped Griffin, 150 c.c, each. . , Beakers, lipped Griffin, 250 c.c, each . . Beakers, lipped Griffin, 500 c.c, each. . Beakers, lipped Griffin, 1,000 c.c, each Beakers, plain, 0-5 (6 in nest), per nest. , Beakers, plain, 00-8, per nest Beakers, plain, 1-4, per nest Bottles, aspirator, 1 gal., each Bottles, dropping, 50 c.c, each Bottles, reagent, g.s., 2 oz., per doz. . . . Bottles, reagent, g.s., 4 oz., per doz .... Bottles, reagent, g.s., 8 oz., per doz .... Bottles, reagent, g.s., 16 oz., per doz. . . Bottles, reagent, g.s., 4 oz., per doz .... 163 :STIMATED CATALOGUE QtfANTITY REFERENCE 15 doz. 50 5702 74 e 5709 50 e 5708 12 e 5711 10 r 495a 24 50 106 125 24 24 24 24 12 6 5 5 40 6 22 2 14 1 1 6 24 6 17 1 1 z 273a z 273a e 5676 e 5676 e 5676 e 5676 e 5676 e 5676 b 8966 b 8966 e 5727 e 5727 e 8450 b 4450 b 9050 b 9050 e 5794 k 1088 k 1090 k 54 e 6533 e 6028 e 6028 e 6028 N. M., ^gal., each. Bottles, salt mouth, per doz Bottles, reagent, g.s., green, 16 oz., per doz Bottles, reagent, g.s., 8 oz., with raised letters and formulae, per doz Bottles, reagent, g.s., 4 oz., per doz Bottles, reagent, g.s., 32 oz., per doz Bottles, reagent, capacity 2,000 c.c, with vitrified labels, red letters on white background, lettering and sj'mbols on label and symbol on stopper, type Gothic, stoppers flat top, mushroom style, each Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottles N. M., 1 gal, each W. M., 2 oz., per doz W. M., 4 oz., per doz W. M., 5 oz., per doz W. M., 8 oz., per doz W. M., 12 oz., per doz W. M., 16 oz., per doz bent neck, ^ oz., per doz bent neck, 2 oz., per doz extra wide mouth, 2 oz., each extra mde mouth, 4 oz., each specific gravity, 25 c.c, each specific gravity, 100 c.c, each Wolff, 16 oz., each wash (bottles), each wash (bottles), 250 c.c, each wash (bottles), 500 c.c, each Burette, 50 c.c. in 1-10, with glass stopcock, each. Burette, 50 c.c in 1-10, with glass stopcock, each. Burette, 50 c.c. in I7IO, with glass stopcock, each . Chimneys, student lamp, each Cobalt plates, each Condenser, 10", each Condenser, 15", each Condenser, 24", each Condenser, Mohr's, No. 2026, each 164 ESTIMATED CATALOGTTE QUANTITY REFERENCE 12 r 1165 20 e 6136 12 e 6136 2 e 6136a 2 2 e 6148 1 e 6151 12 b 9140 1 b 9140 12 b 9140 1 b 9140 1 b 9140 1 b 9140 10 b 9156 10 b 9156 10 b 9156 10 b 9156 1 b 9156 2 e 5137 26 e 6488b 1 e 6276a 1 e 5132 26 e 6341 36 e 6341 100 e 6341 70 e 6341 70 e 6341 2 e 6341 12 e 6348a 37 e 6348a 64 e 6348a 24 e 6348a 24 e 6472 6 e 6472 6 e 6472 50 e 6345 Covers, 4x4, each Cylinders, 2x12, each CyUnders, 2x14, each Cyhnders, 2x12, each Cjdinders, for Nessler's test, 10 c.c, each Deflagration globes, 10", each Desiccators, 4", each Dishes, crystallization, height 54, diam. 110 mm., each . . Dishes, crystallization, height 58, diam. 130 mm., each. . Dishes, crystallization, height 62, diam. 150 mm., each . . Dishes, crystallization, height 66, diam. 170 mm., each. Dishes, crystallization, height 70, diam. 190 mm., each . Dishes, crystallization, height 70, diam. 240 mm., each. . Dishes, preparation, diam. 50, each Dishes, preparation, diam. 60, each Dishes, preparation, diam. 70, each '. Dishes, preparation, diam. 90, each . . Dishes, preparation, diam. 105 m.m., each Electrolysis apparatus, each Eudiometers, 50 c.c. in 1-5 c. c, each Eudiometers, 50 c.c. in 1-5 c. c. (Bimsen), each Eudiometers, 2 stopcocks (1 three-way), each. ......... Flasks, Florence, best quality, 50 c.c, each Flasks, Florence, best quahty, 100 c.c, each. Flasks, Florence, best quahty, 250 c.c, each. Flasks, Florence, best quality, 500 c.c, each Flasks, Florence, best quality, 1,000 c.c, each Flasks, Florence, best quality, 2,000 c.c, each ......... Flasks, distilling, 100 c.c, each Flasks, distilling, 150 c.c, each Flasks, distilling, 250 c.c, each .■ . Flasks, distilling, 500 c.c, each Flasks, evolution, 8 oz., each Flasks, evolution, 16 oz., each. Flasks, evolution, 32 oz., each. Flasks, Erlenmeyer, 2 oz., each 165 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 50 e 6345 80 e 6345 50 e 6345 e [8718 150 6^6388 100 e 6388 100 e 6388 6 e 6388 24 e 6388 1 e '6393 1 1 e 6476 2 qS2863 2 qS2873 1 e 5215 5 b 9340 7 b 9340 8 b 9340 1 b 9340 3C b 9342 12 b 9342 6 b 9342 12 b 9342 6 b 9342 12 b 8938 6 b 8938 25 b 8938 6 b 8938 25 b 8938 6 b 8938 6 b 8938 2 b 5585 1 z 313a 1 z 316a Flasks, Erlenmeyer, 4 oz., each Flasks, Erlenmeyer, 8 oz., each Flasks, Erlenmeyer, 16 oz., each Flasks, filter, each Funnels, accurate 60 degrees, long stem, bevelled, 2\" , each . . . Funnels, accurate 60 degrees, long stem, bevelled, Z\" , each. . . Funnels, accurate 60 degrees, long stem, bevelled, 4 ", each . . . Funnels, accurate 60 degrees, long stem, bevelled, 6", each. . . . Funnels, accurate 60 degrees, long stem, bevelled, 1" extra long, each Funnels, 2", each Funnel separatory, 4 oz., g.s., each Gas burette, Hempel set, each Gay Lussac supports, each Gay Lussac supports, for test tubes, 1 shelf and two rows of pins, each Generator, Kipp, \ gal., each Jars, aquarium, 2 litre, each . . . . ■ ■Tars, aquarium, 4 litre, each Jars, aquarium, 6 litre, each Jars, aquarium, 8 litre, each Jars, battery, white glass, 4"x5", each Jars, battery, white glass, 5"x6", each Jars, battery, white glass, 6"x8", each Jars, battery, white glass, 6"xl4", each Ja,rs, battery, white glass, 8"xl2", each Jars, bell, height without knob, 105 mm., each Jars, bell, height without knob, 130 nun., each Jars, bell, height without knob, 155 mm., each Jars, bell, height without knob, 180 mm., each Jars, licll, heiglit without knob, 185 mm., each Jars, bell, height without knob, 250 mm., each Jars, bell, height without knob, 400 mm., each Jars, bell, ground edges, 6" high, each Jars, bell, ground edges, 2 qt., each Jars, bell, ground edges (hand and bladder glass), each 166 ESTIMATED QUANTITY CATALOGUE REFERENCE 2 e 5840 2 each b 9346 2 each b 9346 2 each b 9346 2 each b 9346 25 b 9352 25 b 9352 30 b 9352 25 b 9352 16 b 9362 16 b 9362 19 b 9362 22 b 9362 6 k-y 4165 6 k-y 4165 6 k-y 4165 6 k-y 4165 6 k-y 4165 6 k-y 4165 6 k-y 4165 6 k-y 4165 20 k-y 4165 40 k-y 4165 6 k-y 4165 2 k-y 4165 100 50 30 b 9384 30 e 6940 30 e 6940 PRICE Jars, calcium chloride, 12", each Jars, cylindrical, with shoulder and top, height 100, diameter 100 mm., each Jars, cylindrical, with shoulder and top, height 120, diameter 120 mm., each Jars, cylindrical, with shoulder and top, height 150, diameter 150 mm., each Jars, cylindrical, with shoulder and top, height 210, diameter 210 mm., each Jars, preservation, screw top. A, 250 c.c, each Jars, preservation, screw top, B, 500 c.c, each Jars, preservation, screw top, C, 1,000 c.c, each Jars, preservation, screw top, D, 2,000 c.c, each Jars, specimen, ground glass covers, height 130 mm., diam- eter 100 mm., each Jars, specimen, ground glass covers, height 150 mm., diam- eter, 200 mm., each Jars, specimen, ground glass covers, height 180 mm., diam- eter 180 mm., each Jars, specimen, ground glass covers, height 250 mm., diam- eter 200 mm., each Jars, specimen, cylindrical glass stopper, 2^ oz., each Jars, specimen, cAdindrical glass stopper, 3 oz., each Jars, specimen, cylindrical glass stopper, 5 oz., each Jars, specimen, cylindrical glass stopper, 6 oz., each Jars, specimen, cylindrical glass stopper, 8 oz., each Jars, specimen, cylindrical glass stopper, 11 oz., each Jars, specimen, cylindrical glass stopper, 16 oz., each Jars, specimen, cylindrical glass stopper, 20 oz., each Jars, specimen, cylindrical glass stopper, 28 oz., each Jars, specimen, cylindrical glass stopper, 40 oz., each Jars, specimen, cylindrical glass stopper, 52 oz., each Jars, specimen, cylindrical glass stopper, 62 oz., each Marbles, f ", each Marbles, ly, each ; Pipettes, without bulb, 300 mm., each Pipettes, 1 c.c, each Pipettes, 5 c.c, each 167 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 30 e 6940 30 e 6940 30 e 6940 500 b 9380 24 e 6936 24 7 e 7086 7 e 7086 30 e 7086 30 e 7086 7 ■ e 7086 5 lbs. 5 lbs. 7 e 8138 3 e 8149 300 k 896 36 e 5942 14 e 8025 21 e 8358a ■ 30 e 8358a 150 doz. e 8270 144 e 8270 72 e 8270 12 e 8270 10 doz. 12 e 8271 36 e 8274 12 e 6411 48 e 5943 12 e 5952 22 e 5947 3 e 5945 36 61b. . r 1069 2 q 4036 Pipettes, 10 c.c, each Pipettes, 25 c.c, each Pipettes, 50 c.c, each Pipettes, 2 c.c, each Pipettes, straight, each Plates, ground glass, 1 ft. square, each . Retorts, tubulated, 60 c.c, each Retorts, tubulated, 100 c.c, each Retorts, tubulated, 250 c.c, each Retorts, tubulated, 500 c.c, each Retorts, tubulated, 1,000 c.c, each. . . Rods, 1^", per lb Rods, 3-16", per lb Stopcocks, Geissler, 2 mm., each Stopcocks, Geissler, three-way, each . . . Tumblers, plain, each Tubes, calcium chloride, 6", each Tubes, safety, |" bore, each Tubes, T, Y bore, each Tubes, T, y bore, each Tubes, test, 6"xf ", per doz Tubes, test, 4"x^", per doz Tubes, test, 8"xl", per doz Test tubes, 7x7|", per doz Tubes, test, hard glass, per doz Tubes, test, side arm, 6"x-|", per doz . . . Tubes, test, on foot, 8"xl", per doz . . . . Tubes, thistle, 12" long, |" bore, each . . Tubes, U, 12" arm, -|" diameter, each . . Tubes, U, side arm, 5", each Tubes, U, Marchand, 4", each Tubes, U; stopper key, 6", each Tubes, Y, 4", j", each Tubing, barometer, 11 mm., per lb ... . Tubing, capillar jr, set 1, each 168 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 13 lbs. 13 Ihs. 52 lbs. 8 lbs. 8 lbs. lib. 300 800 10 b 4300 10 b 4300 10 b 4300 10 b 4300 10 b 4300 10 b 4300 10 b 4300 50 e 8406 50 e 8406 12 e 8406 24 sheets Tubing, hard, small sizes, per lb Tubing, hard, combustion, 1", per lb Tubing, soft, small, per lb Tubing, soft, IV', per lb Tubing, soft, 2", per lb Tubing, thermometer, thick wall, per lb ' , Vials, medicine, with rubber stopper, 1 oz., per doz Vials, medicine, with rubber stopper, ^ oz., per doz Vials, tube, with corks, height 40, diameter 10 mm., each . . . , Vials, tube, with corks, height 50, diameter 12 mm., each . . . , Vials, tube, with corks, height 60, diameter 13 mm., each . . . , Vials, tube, with corks, height 70, diameter 15 mm., each . . . . Vials, tube, with corks, height 80, diameter 25 mm., each . . . . Vials, tube, with corks, height 70, diameter 25 mm., each . . . , Vials, tube, with corks, height 80, diameter 25 mm., each . . . , Watch glasses, 2", each Watch glasses, 4", each Watch glasses, 6", each 1 oz. e 8548 Wool, best Bohemian, fine (glass), per oz.. CHEMICALS. 26 lbs. Acetic acid, glac, per lb 6 lbs. Acetic acid, glac, C. P., per lb 9 yds. Adhesive plaster, 1 in. wide roll, per yd. 6 lbs. . . ; Agar agar, per lb 3 oz. Albumen from eggs, per oz 5 lbs. Alum (potash), C. P., per lb 5 lbs. Alum (potash) com., per lb 2 lbs. Alum ammonia, pure, per lb 10 grams Alum carmine, per gram 1 lb. Alum, calcined, per lb 2 lbs. Alum ferric ammonia, per lb 1 lb. Alum iron, per lb 1 lb. Alum, sodic, C. P., per lb 169 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 2 lbs 1 lb. 1 oz. 1 oz. 18 books 2 pints 25 gals 1 pint 1 lb. 5 lbs 1 lb. 1 lb. 4 lbs. 6 lbs 4 lbs 1 oz. 100 lbs. 1 oz. 1 lb. 5 lbs 2 lbs 11 lbs 3 lbs 1 lb. 1 lb. 10 grams 10 grams 10 grams 10 grams 8 oz. 12 oz. 12 oz. 1 oz. 1 oz. lib. 1 lb. Alum, chromic, C. P., per lb Aluminum chloride, per lb Aluminum fluoride, per oz Aluminum metal, wire, per oz Aluminum metal, foil (leaf book), per book Alcohol, absolute, per pint Alcohol, 95 per cent. (5-gal. cans), per gal Alcohol, methylic, per pint Alcohol, amber, per lb Ammonia, aromatic spirits, per lb Ammonium bromide, C. P., per lb Ammonium bicarbonate, per lb Ammonium carbonate, C. P., per lb Ammonium carbonate, commercial, per lb Ammonium chloride, per lb Ammonium chloride tablets, per oz Ammonium hydrate, C. P. cone. 0.90 sp. grav., per lb. Ammonium iodide, per oz Ammonium molybdate, crys., C. P., per lb Ammonium nitrate, C. P., per lb Ammonium Oxalate, C. P., per lb. .' Ammonium sulphide, per lb Ammonium sulphate, per lb Ammonium sulphocyanate, per lb A . . . Aniline, pure, per lb Aniline blue, per gram Aniline green, per gram Aniline red, per gram Aniline violet, per gram Antimoiw, metal, comm., per oz Antimony, chloride, per oz Antimony, trisulphide, per oz Antimony and potassium tartrate, C. P., per oz Anthrachinone, per oz Arsenic, metal, per oz Arsenious acid, powdered, per lb 170 ESTIMATED CATALOGTTE QUANTITY REFERENCE 1 lb. 1 lb. ] lb. 1 lb. 1yd 1 oz. 13 yds. 13 yds 23 lbs 1 lb. lib. 1 lb. 1 lb. 1 lb. 6 lbs 6 lbs 6 gals. 3 lbs 1 lb. 10 grams 1 grams 5 lbs. 5 lbs. 1 lb. lib. 1 lb. 2 lbs, 10 grams 1 6 grams 1 lb. 10 grams 16 oz. 1 lb. 1 lb. 1 oz. 6 lbs Arsenious acid, lump, per lb Arsenious sulphide, per lb Arsenophite, per lb Asbestos, extra long fil., select white, per lb Aseptic gauze, per yd Asphaltum, per oz Bandages, 1", per yd Bandages, 2", per yard Barium chloride, C. P., per lb Barium hydroxide, per lb Barium nitrate, C. P , per lb Barium oxide, C. P., per lb _ Barium sulphate, per lb Bell's microscope cement, per lb Benzine (CjHj), 90 per cent., per lb , Benzine, C. P., B. P., 80 degrees, per lb Benzine (including vessel), per gal Beeswax, per lb Berlin blue, per oz Biondi-Ehrlich-Heidenhain's Triple Mixture, per gram Bismark brown, per gram Brass, sheet, 1-32", per lb Brass, sheet, 3-64", per lb Bismuth, metal, C. P., per lb Bismuth, nitrate, C. P., per lb Bismuth, subnitrate, per lb Bismuth, chloride (oxy.), C. P., per lb Bordeaux red, per gram Boric acid, per gram Boracic acid, C. P. crystal., per lb Boric acid, carmine, per gram Bromin, C. P., oz. bottles, per oz Butyl alcohol, per lb Bleaching powder, 1-lb. boxes, per lb. Cadmium, per oz Cadmium nitrate, C. P., per lb 171 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QtTANTlTY REFERENCE 16'lbs. Calcium carbonate (marble) gran., per lb 28 lbs. 1 Calcium chloride, fused, C. P., per lb 5 lbs. Calcium chloride fused, commerical granulated, per lb. . . 1 lb. Calcium carbide, per lb 11 lbs. Calcium fluoride, per lb 11 lbs. ■. . Calcium hypoclilorite, per lb 1 lb. Calcium nitrate, C. P., per lb 69 lbs. Calcium oxide, C. P., per lb 1 lb. Calcium phosphate, per lb 25 lbs. Calcium oxide, commercial, per lb 23 lbs. Calcium sulphate (plaster of Paris), per lb 1 lb. Calcium sulphide, per lb 3 lbs. Camphor," per lb 1 oz. Canada balsam, per oz 1 oz. Canada balsam, dissolved in benzole, per oz 1 oz. . Canada balsam, dissolved in chloroform, per oz 3 lbs. Carbolic acid, white crystalline, pure, per lb 13 lbs. Carbon, bisulphide, per lb 1 lb. Carbon, animal charcoal, per \h 100 blocks Carbon, willow charcoal, in blocks for blowpiping, per 100 1 lb. Carbon, willow charcoal, powder, per lb 10 grams Carmalum, per gram 1 oz. Cement, gutta percha, per oz 1 oz. Cement for sealing jars (Kny-Scheerer), per oz 1 oz. Cement, rubber, per oz 1 oz. Cement, zinc, per oz 2 lbs. Carmine, No. 40, per lb 1 oz. Casein, per oz 21 lbs. Charcoal, granulated, per lb 7 lbs. Charcoal, wood, per lb 3 lbs. Charcoal, animal, per lb. . . 1 lb. Chloral hydrate, per lb '. . . . 3 lbs. Chloroform, C. P., per lb 6 lbs. Chloroform, pure, per lb 1 lb. Chloroform liniment, per lb 1 oz. Chlorophyll, per oz 172 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY EEFERENCE PRICE 2 oz. Chlorotone, per oz 1 oz. Chromium acetate, per oz 10 grams Chromogen, formic acid solution, per gram 2 lbs. Chromic acid, C. P., per lb 10 lbs. Citric acid, per lb 45 grams Cocaine, hydrochloride, per gram 7 lbs. Collodion, per lb 10 grams Congo red, per gram 16 pkgs. Cotton, absorbent, 2-oz. packages, per package 7 lbs. Cotton wool, per lb 2 oz. Cobalt, wire, per oz 1 oz. Cobalt, metal, 98 per cent, cubes, per oz 18 oz. Cobalt, chloride, C. P., per oz 1 9 oz. Cobalt, nitrate, C. P., per oz 1 Coal, cannel, per bu 21 oz. Cochineal, per oz 1 lb. Copper, acetate, per lb 27 lbs. Copper, sheet, medium, per lb 2 oz. Copper foil, thin, per oz 5 lbs. Copper punchings, per lb 49 lbs. Copper turnings (clean), per lb 13 oz. Copper bromide, per oz 12 lbs. Copper chloride, C. P., per lb. . . 20 lbs. Copper nitrate, C. P', per lb 24 lbs. Copper oxide (wire form), per lb 1 lb. Copper oxide, powdered), per lb 53 lbs. . . . . , Copper sulphate, C. P., per lb 60 lbs. Copper sulphate, comm., per lb 1 lb. Creosote, per lb . 1 lb. Curare, per lb 1 lb. Dextrin (British gum) 2 books Dutch metal (book), per book 2 lbs. Emery powder, per lb 18 oz. Eosin, per oz 7 lbs. Ether, sulphuric washed, per lb 1 oz. • • ■ ■ Erythrosine bromide, per oz 173 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE PRICE 500 Fehling's solution, tablets, per 100 1 lb. Fehling's solution, per lb 3 oz. Fibrine from blood, per oz 27 lbs. Formaline (formaldehyde 40 per cent.) per lb 1 lb. Formic acid, C. P., s. g. 1.180, 90 per cent., per lb 10 grams Fuchsin, per gram 10 grams Fuchsin acid, per gram 4 oz. GaUnuts, powdered, per oz 1 oz. • Gallic acid, per oz 1 lb. Gelatine, French, per lb 10 grams Gentian violet, per gram 5 bottles Ginger, Jamaica, 8-oz. bottle, per bottle 8 books Gold leaf, per book 1 bottle Gold chloride, C. P., 15-gr. bottle, per bottle 10 grams Gold orange, per gram 10 lbs. Glycerine, pure white, per lb 6 lbs. Glycerine jelly, per lb 1 oz. Glasswool, fine, best, per oz 6 lbs. Glucose, per lb ■ 1 lb. Graphite, per lb 2 lbs. Gum-arabic, per lb 1 lb. Gum damar, per lb 1 lb. Gum tragaeanth, per lb 1 oz. Haemoglobin, per oz 10 grams HEemotoxylin, Friedlander, per gram 10 grams Hsemotoxylin, Grenacher, per gram . 10 grams Haemotoxylin, Delafield, per gram , 10 grams Haemotoxylin, Shultze, per gram ■ . 10 grams Haemotoxylin acid, Heidenhain, per gram 10 grams Haemotoxylin double stain, per gram 1 oz. Hollis' glue, per oz 2 lbs. Hydrogen peroxide (medicinally, C. P.), per lb 6 lbs. Iodine, pure, per lb 4 lbs. Iodine, tincture, per lb ...... 2 oz. Iodoform, per oz 174 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 1 lb. Indigo, best, per lb , 13 lbs. Iron filings (clean), per lb 1 sq. yd Iron, sheet, per sq. yd , 1 sq. yd Iron, Russia, per sq. yd ^ lb. Iron, byhydrogen, per oz 2 lbs. Iron pyrites, lump, per lb , 3 lbs. Iron chloride (Fe CI5) cryst., dry, per lb l\h. Iron nitrate, C. P., per lb 20 lbs. Iron sulphide, gran., per lb 2 lbs. Iron sulphate, C. P. (FeSO^), per lb 60 lbs. Iron sulphate, commercial, per lb 40 lbs. Iron turnings, per lb 10 oz. Isinglass, per oz 150 lbs. Hydrochloric acid, C. P., sp. g. 1.190, per lb (. ,, ■^' > Hydrochloric acid, comm., per lb 15 lbs. Hydrofluoric acid, C. P., in paraffine bottles, per lb. 1 lb. Hydrofluosihcic, per lb 1 oz. King's cement, per oz 1 lb. Lampblack, per lb 1 lb. Lactic acid, per lb 48 lbs. Lead, sheet (4 lbs. per sq. ft.), per lb 45 lbs. Lead, shot-, No. 10, per lb 2 lbs. Lead acetate, C. P., per lb 1 lb. Lead oxide (Pb^O^), free from Mn., per lb 2 lbs. Lead oxide (PbO), per lb 1 lb. Lead oxide (PbOj), free from Mn., per lb 2 lbs. Lead chloride, C. P., per lb 2 lbs. Lead tartrate, per lb 4 lbs. Lead nitrate, C. P., per lb 12 lbs.. Lead wire, i", per lb 4 pots Liebig's Extract of Beef (1 oz. pots), per pot 6 gals. Lime water, per gal 3 lbs. Litmus cubes, per lb 43 books Litmus books (blue and neutral), per book . . 1 oz. .' - . Lycopodium, per oz \75 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE I QUANTITY REFERENCE 2 oz. 1 oz. 10 grams 1 lb. 1 lb. 1 lb. lib. 2 oz. 2 lbs 2 lbs 4 oz. 2 oz. 1 oz. 5 oz. 1 oz. 1 oz. 2 oz. 5 lbs 2 lbs 2 oz. 1 oz. 30 lbs 10 lbs. 5 lbs. 2 lbs 2 lbs 2 lbs. lib. 2 lbs lib. 4 oz. 1 oz. 1 oz. 1 lb. lib. Lithium chloride, C. P., per oz Lithium carbonate, C. P., per oz Magenta, per gram Magnesium carbonate, per lb Magnesium chloride, per lb Magnesium oxide, per lb Magnesium powder^ per oz Magnesium ribbon, per oz Magnesium sulphate, C. P., per lb Magnesium sulphate, crystaUine, per lb. . . Magnesium carbonate (in cubes), per oz. . Manganese chloride, C. P., per oz Manganese, metal, per oz Manganese dioxide, powdered, per oz Manganese sulphate, C. P., per oz Marine glue, fluid, per oz ' . . Meyer's albumen fixative, per oz Methyl alcohol, per lb Methyl blue, per oz Methyl green, per oz Methyl violet, per oz Mercury redistilled, per lb '. . Mercury best quality, per lb Mercury bichloride, C. P., HgClg, per lb. . . Mercury chloride, per lb Mercury protochloride, C. P., HgCl, per lb. Mercury oxide (red) HgO, per lb Mercury nitrate (ous), HgNOj, per lb Mercury nitrate (ic), Hg(N03)2, per lb Mercury sulphide, per lb Microcosmic salt, per oz Milk, sugar, per lb Molybdic acid, pure, free from P., per oz . . , Naphthalene, white crys., per lb Nessler's sol., per lb 176 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE PRICE 2 oz. Nickel wire, per oz 2 lbs. Nickel anodes, per lb 1 lb. Nickel chloride, C. P., per lb 10 oz. . .■ Nickel nitrate, C. P., per oz 4 oz. Nickel sulphate, C. P., per oz 1 oz. Nickel ammonium sulphate, per oz 10 grams Nigrosin, per gram 100 lbs. Nitric acid, C. P., s. g. 1.42, per lb 25 lbs. Nitric acid, commercial, per lb , 4 lbs. Nutgalls, per lb 1 oz. Oil bergamot, per oz 1 lb. Oil, castor, per lb 9 oz. ; . Oil, cedar, per oz 6 oz. Oil, cloves, per oz 1 oz. Oil, fusel, per oz 1 oz. Oil, juniper, per oz 1 oz. Oil, lavender, per oz 1 oz. Oil, linseed, per oz 1 lb. Oil, olive, per lb 1 oz. Oil, origanum, per oz 1 oz. Oil, pennyroyal, per oz 5 oz. Oil, peppermint, per oz 1 lb. Oil, tar, per lb 1 oz. ■ . . . . Oil, \\dntergreen, per oz 10 grams Orange G., per gram 4 lbs. Oxalic acid, C. P., ciys., per lb .... 2 lbs. Ox gall, per lb 5 grams Osmic acid, per gram 13 lbs. Paraffine, hard, per lb 13 lbs. Paraffine, soft, per lb j 2 lbs. . . . , Pepsin, per oz 3 lbs. Peptone, per oz 1 lb. Phenolphthlein, per oz 1 oz. Phenacetine, per oz 1 oz. Phloroglucin, per oz 177 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 3 lbs. Phosphorus, yellow, per lb 2 oz. Phosphorus, red, per oz 1 lb. Phosphorus pentoxide, per lb 2 lbs. Phosphorif! acid, anhyd., per lb 2 lbs. Pancreatin, per oz , 1 oz. Pith for section cutting, per oz ; 3 lbs. Picric acid, C. P., per lb 1 lb. Picric aniline blue, per lb 1 lb. Picro-carmine, per lb 1 ft. Platinum wire. No. 26, per ft 8 grams Platinum foil, medium, 1-10 gr. per sq. cm., per gram. . . 15 grams Platinum chloride, C. P., per gram 2 oz. Potassium, metal, per oz 3 lbs. Potassium, bichromate, C. P., per lb 7 lbs. Potassium, bichromate, commercial, per lb 3 lbs. Potassium, bromide, C. P., per lb 5 lbs. Potassium, carbonate, C. P., per lb 5 lbs. Potassium, carbonate, commercial (sal tartar), per lb . . 4 lbs. Potassium, chlorate, per lb. . 2 lbs. Potassium, chloride, per lb 2 lbs. Potassium, chromate, per lb 5 lbs. Potassium, cyanide (pure cubes), per lb 3 lbs. Potassium, ferricyanide, C. P., per lb 2 lbs. Potassium, ferrocyanide, C. P., per lb ■. 2 lbs. Potassium, hydroxide (C. P. by alcohol), per lb 2 lbs. Potassium, stick, per lb 5 lbs. Potassium, commercial (potash), per lb 2 lbs. Potassium, iodide, pure, per lb 2 lbs. Potassium, nitrate (KNO3), purified, powdered, per lb. 1 lb. Potassium, oxalate, per lb 1 lb. Potassium, nitrite (KNO,), per lb 1 lb. Potassium, permanganate, C. P., per lb 2 lbs. Potassium, sulphate, per lb 8 oz. Potassium, sulphocyanate, per oz 5 lbs. Potassium, tartrate, acid, per lb 178 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 10 lbs. Potassium, and antimony tartrate (tartar emetic), per lb. . 5 lbs. Potassium, and sod. tartrate (Rochelle salt), per lb 1 oz. Protein, per oz 1 lb. Pyrogallic acid, per oz 1 oz. Realgar, per oz 1 oz. Rosaniline, per oz 10 grams Rosaniline hydrochloride, per gram 10 grams Rosaniline, violet, per gram 3 lbs. Rosin, per lb 2 lbs. Rouge, per lb 1 lb. Salicylic acid, per lb 10 grams Saffranine aniline sol., per gram 2 doz. sticks Sealing wax. No. 2 Amer. Exp., per doz. sticks 9 doz. Seidlitz powders, per doz 10 lbs. Silica (pure white sand), per lb 1 oz. Silver wire. No. 28, per oz 1 oz. Silver chloride, per oz '. 10 oz. Silver nitrate, C. P., per oz 1 oz. Silver, sheet, per oz 5 lbs. Shellac, bleached and orange, per lb 1 lb. Sodimn, metal, per lb 2 lbs. Sodium, acetate, C. P., per lb 1 lb. Sodium, ammonium phosphate (microcosmic salt), per lb. . 1 lb. Sodium, arseniate, per lb 6 lbs. Sodium, bicarbonate, per lb 2 lbs. Sodium, bisulphate, per lb 4 lbs. Sodium, biborate (powdered), per lb 5 lbs. Sodium, carbonate (dry), C. P., per lb. .■ 3 lbs. Sodium, carbonate (common soda), per lb 1 lb. Sodium, chlorate, per lb 21 lbs. Sodium, chloride (coarse, for freezing), per lb .57 lbs. Sodium, chloride (fine salt), per lb 17 lbs. Sodium, hj^droxide, C. P., by alcohol, in sticks, per lb. . . 7 lbs. Sodium, hydroxide, crude, granulated, per lb 12 lbs. Sodium, hyposulphite, per lb 3 lbs. Sodium, nitrate, per lb 179 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 14 lbs. Sodium, nitrite, NaNO, per lb 4 oz. Sodium, oleate, per oz 1 lb. Sodium, oxalate, C. P., per lb 3 lbs. Sodium, peroxide, per lb 3 lbs. Sodium, phosphate, Na^HPOi, C. P., per lb 2 lbs. ' Sodium, silicate, per lb 3 lbs. Sodium, sulphate, per lb 2 lbs. Sodium, sulphide, per lb 2 lbs. Sodium, sulphite, C. P., per lb 1 lb. Sodium, theosidphate, per lb 12 Stereopticon, Hmes for (N. Y. Calcium Light Co., or Brooklyn Calcium Light Co.), each 1 cylinder Stereopticon, oxygen gas for, each 1 cylinder Stereopticon, hydrogen gas for, each 3 lbs. Strontium nitrate, C. P., per lb 1 lb. Strontium chloride, C. P., per lb 1 lb. Sugar, loaf, per lb 1 lb. Sugar, gran., per lb 5 lbs. Sulphur, roll, per lb 3 lbs. , Sulphur, flowers, per lb 110 lbs. Sulphuric acid, C. P., s. g. 1.84, per lb 18 lbs. Sulphuric acid, comm., per lb , 1 lb. Tartaric acid, C. P., per lb 1 oz. Thymol, per oz 1 lb. ■ Tin, block, per lb 1 lb. Tin, gran., per lb 2 lbs Tinfoil, per lb ■ 2 lbs Tin, chloride, SnClj, C. P., per lb 1 lb. Tin, chloride, SnCU (fum.), per lb 1 lb. Tin oxide, per lb 1 oz. Trypsin, per oz. .' . . 1 sheet Turmeric paper, per sheet 12 oz. Turpentine, si^irits, C. P., per oz 1 oz. Ultramarine, per oz 1 oz. ■...., LTrea crystals, per oz 12 bottles Vasehne, 2-oz. bottles, per bottle 180 ESTIMATED QUANTITY 1 OZ. CATALOGUE REFERENCE 32 oz. Vermillion, per oz Viburnum, comp. Haydn, per bz. . . , 10 grams Violet B., per gram 50 gals. Water, distilled, per gal 12 bottles Witchhazel, 8-oz. bottles, per bottle 10 oz. Xylol, per oz 9 lbs. Zinc, gran., per lb 3 lbs. Zinc, C. P., per lb 1 lb. Zinc, carbonate, per lb 2 oz. Zinc, dust, per oz 16 oz. Zinc, chloride, gran, pure, per oz. . . , 16 oz. Zinc, nitrate, per oz 12 oz. Zinc, oxide, by wet process, per oz.. 6 lbs. Zinc, sulphate, C. P., per lb 5 lbs. Zinc, sulphate, comm., per lb 12 feet Zinc wire, J" diam., per foot 2 lbs. Zinc, sheet, per lb MINERALS. 1 lb. Cinnabar, per lb 1 lb. Cuprite, per lb 1 lb. Fluorite, per lb 1 lb. Galenite, per lb 1 lb. Gypsum, per lb 1 lb. Hematite, per lb 1 lb. Hornblende, per lb 1 lb. Iceland spar, per lb. . . . 1 lb. Limonite, per lb 7 lbs. I-odestone, per lb 1 lb. Magnesite, per lb 1 lb. Magnetite, per lb 1 lb. Mica, per lb 1 lb. Rosequartz, per lb 1 lb. Sulphur, native, per lb. 1 lb. Topaz, per lb. 181 ESTIMATED CATALOGtTE QUANTITY REFERENCE 1 lb. Tourmaline, per lb 1 lb. Sphalerite, per lb 1 lb. Stibnite, per lb. . . . '. 1 lb. Chrome iron ore, per lb 1 lb. Pumice stone (lump), per lb 6 lbs. Pumice stone (powdered fine), per lb. Zincit, per lb 72 k 558 12 12 z 264 24 z 266 12 k 13a 12 k 5a 2 z 254a 1 z 256 1 z 329 15 q 4172 5 z 294 2 z 293 5 e 402 12 q 4192 8 q 4220 8 q 4160 100 q 4380 1 k 534c 3 k 534 13 z 301a 7 q 4296 7 q 4320 7 q 4356 10 pairs q 4030 1 SPECIAL SUPPLIES FOR DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS HYDROSTATICS AND PNEUMATICS Blocks, rectangular, each Blocks 12x2x3, each Lead sinkers, each , Holder for cylinder, each Wooden cylinder, each Overflow cups, nickel, each Loaded prisms, per set Loaded cyUnders, each Mariotte bottle, each Archimedes' principle, each Model force pvimp, each Model lift pump, each Tantalus glass, each Pascal's vases, each Vessel for spouting fluids, each I'pward pressure apparatus, each. . . . Bursting squares of thin glass, each . Air pump plates, each Air pump, exh. and cond., each Bell jar, 2 gal., each Bell jar with brass top, each Fountain in vacuo, each Feather and guinea tube, each Cohesion plates, per pair Magdeburg hemispheres, 4", each .■ . . . 182 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 1 z 289a 1 k 549 8 k 650b 7 q 4044 12 2 k 582 61 k 522 6 q 4100 18 100 feet 2 k XV 7 k LIII 1 k LIV 7 r 2467 2 z 14 21 k 587 21 k 588 7 k 597 1 z 236 1 z 219 1 7 q 4129 4 k 2 k 644 2 z 222 1 set k 643f 1 e 44 1 e 40c 10 k 563 34 z 228 10 z 230 8 qh 1100 Seven in one app., each Boyle's law apparatus, each Boyle's law stand, each Apparatus for osmose of gases, each Prince Rupert drops, large, each MECHANICS. Composition of force boards, each Triangular blocks, each Combination apparatus for illustrating the principles of me- chanics, each Galvanized iron pulleys, with hook and ring, 2x|", single and double, each f " manila rope, per foot Wheel and axle, each Double cone and track, each Eccentric loaded cylinder, each Model locomotive sections, each Plumb bobs, each Inclined planes, adjustable, each Wagons, each Ivory balls, per pair Release, each Second law of motion apparatus, each Ames & Bliss machine for falling bodies, each Atwood's machine, each Wire-breaking machine, each Whirling table, each Brass rings, each Balls, per set Model governor, each Glass globe for whirling table, each Balls, wood, 1", each Balls, iron, 1", each Balls, lead, f", each Clock, laboratory, mercury contact, each 183 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE PRICE 1 z 381 Sand pendulum, each 1 ; Compensated pendulum, each 1 lb. Broken watch springs, per lb 1 z 350 Springs, brass spiral, each 1 Springs, clock, each SOUND Discs, siren, each Discs, Crova's, each Vibration rate of fork apparatus, complete, each . . Forks, 8", per set Forks, 10", 128 vib., each Forks, 10", 512 vib., each Forks, adjustable, each Forks, Lissajou, per set Diapson, each Metronome, each Resonance tubes, IJ", 18" long, each Tyndall's sound tube, each Silk cord, white, to show wa^'e forms, each Bows, bass, each Vibrating plates, square and round, each Manometric mirror, each Sonometer, each Organ pipes, glass sides, each Organ jjipes, movable piston, each Violin, each Sa^■art's bell and resonator, each Rubber sound lens, each Pitch prism, each Quincke's whistles, sets, per set Oalton whistle and scale (Camb. Sci. Ins. Co.), each. Kunz apparatus, each Brass tubes, 3'x|", smooth, each Iron rods, 3'x3-16", smooth, each . . 184 10 z 220 12 z 231 10 k 645 647 1 set z 375 1 k 650 1 1 z 364 5 r 1970 18 z 365 1 12 1 k 642 1 q 4475 10 k 648 12 z 398 3 ■ h 1294 20 k 651 2 z .362 4 z 363 5 q 4535 7 r 1916 7 r 1938 6 q 9421 1 z 357 1 q 394 1 e 1848 6 6 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 25 Z 464 z 483 e 2258 k 603 r 1840 k 604 z 476a No. LVII 2 e 2329 2 2 e 5185 1 k 634 1 oz. 7 q 4975 15 r 2649 6 e 2231 1 e 2225 2 z 459 14 z 469 2 2 2 2 k 552 4 k 88 4 k 91 1 8 lbs. 62 k 660 26 k 670c 2 k 560 1 r- m 11 1 q r 10 64 k LXXXI\ PRICE HEAT Air thermometer bulbs, each ■. Pulse glasses, each Circulation apparatus, each . . . Ring and ball, each Tresellyan's rocker, each Compound bar, each each Apparatus for showdng difference of thermal conductivity, each Differential thermometer, Leslie, each Cryphorus, each Apparatus to illustrate Carre's ice machine, each Fire syringe, each Tinder, per oz Radiator, Leslie's, each Radiometer, each Calorimeter, each Calorimeter, teachers' brass spun, each Condensation traps, each . Linear expansion apparatus, each Bars, aluminum, per bar Bars, brass, per bar Bars, zinc, per bar Apparatus A, each Tubulated ice-trays, each Canvas bags for pounding ice, 18"xl2", each Optical bench for Colt's stereopticon, with following: Micro- scope attachment; polariscope attachment with 2 Nichols prisms; tank with platinum electrodes; vertical projections apparatus ; each Candles (paraffine), 6 to lb., per lb. Mirrors, plane, 6x2", each Mirrors, cjdindrical, each Mirrors, spherical, each Mirrors, spherical glass, 6", each . . Mirrors, spherical glass, 10", each . k LXXXIV Mirrors, concave, each 185 ESTIMATED QUANTITY CATALOGUE REFERENCE 3 pairs e 2342 21 k 670a 7 qr 118 15 r 2737 15 qr 17 7 r 2646 15 r 2756 20 r 2808 8 r 2818 25 qr 73 1 e 2333 38 100 z 577 25 r-m 2711 1 z 588 1 qr 65 1 k 2 1 qr 42 6 k 569 6 k 570 3 k 668 34 k 31 34 k 31 34 k 31 k 546 21 k 548 r 2600 z 606 21 e 747 q r 88 1 set k 643a Mirrors, parabolic, per pair Glass plates, each Muller's selenite films, each Iceland spar, each Refraction apparatus, each Illuminated fountain, each Newton's disk, each Newton's rings, each Polariseope, simple form, each Gelatine absorption film, each Iodine cell, each Glass cubes, 2", polished, each Prisms, glass, 3x1", each Prisms, rt. angle, 1^x2, each Prisms, CSj, each Prisms, T hollow, fall 30 mm., each . . Grating on glass, each Lenses, condensing, 4^", each Lenses, condensing, 2", 30" focus, each Lenses, 10 cm. focus, each Lenses, 15 cm. focus, each Lenses, demonstration set, each Lens, each Screen, each Pinholders, each Photometers, Lethby, each Photometers, Rumford, each Photometers, each Spectroscope, each Tourmaline tongs, each Spectrum chart, each Color discs, per set Colored glass plates, red, 3x2", each . . . Colored glass plates, blue, 3x2", each . . Colored glass plates, green, 3x2", each . 186 ESTIMATED CATi i.LOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 1 2 k 653 32 k 672 2 10 k 674 20 k 686c 24 1 k XCIX 1 k XCVIII 121 1 e 1220 5 k 676 2 10 e 1105 3 z 897 12 k 742 3 z 881 2 z 882 1 e 1114 1 e 1142 1 e 1155 3 yards e 1264 6 q 5219 7 r 1081 7 r 1082 7 r 1093 24 r 1100 8 1 e 1236 12 2 q 9424 1 q 9425 1 q 9426 2 z 902 1 z 905 Spyglass, li" objective, each Pinhole camera, each ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM Magnets, bar, 6", each Magnets, U, 8", each Compasses, each Compasses, each Magnetic compasses (grad. 1), needle ly, each. Dipping needle, 4", each Needle on point, 5", each '. Pith balls, each , . . . Aurora tube, 24", each Catskins, each Electrophorus, each Electroscopes, gold leaf, each Leyden jar, 1 qt., each Leyden jar, 2 qt., each Leyden jar, separable parts, each Leyden jar discharger, each Electric whirl, each Electric chime, 2 bells, each Insulating stool glass legs, each Brass chain, per yard Faraday's bag, each Insulated conductor, each Induction globe, each Ellipsoidal conductor, each Proof Plane, each Crooke's tube, each Cassiot cascade, each Geissler tubes, each Lecher tubes, each Lecher tubes, without electrodes, each Arons tubes, each Cells, Bunsen, complete and per part, each Cells, gravity, complete and per part, each 187 KSTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 6 3 z 905 80 c 1784 50 k 689 25 k 689 25 k 689 50 k 689 3 z 905 1 1 rmll68 3 k 1044 2 2 10 r 1357 1 1 r 1393 1 Bidden 5622 1 Bidden 5635 1 Bidden 5573 1 Bidden 5600 1 Bidden 5604 81 100 2 1 z 1146 36 k 708 24 k 709 21 k 694 Cans, plunge, 5x2 plates, per part, each Cells, Laclanche, complete and per part, each Cells, Edison-Lalande, complete and per part, type S, 2x2 sets, zincs and chemicals, each Cells, Edison-Lalande, complete and per part, six renewals, charges and plates, type W, each Cells, Edison-Lalande, complete and per part, six renewals, charges and plates, type 4, each Cells, Edison-Lalande, complete and per part, six renewals, charges and plates, type 2, each Dry battery, each Cells, Daniell, qt. jars, complete and per part, each Cells, Daniell, qt. cups, each Cells, Daniell, coppers, each Cens, Daniell, zincs, each Crow-foot zincs, 3 lb., each IJ. S. storage battery, size 2, glass case, each Winhurst machine, current breaker, 20" diameter, 2 plates, small cell complete, each L. E. Knott apparatus, Amer. primary batterer, each. Mengesser, closed circuit battery, 600 amperes, each, Sets, renewals and chemical, each Chloride accumulators, type E, 7 plates, each Crocker- Wheeler dynamo compound, wound 110 volts and 10 amperes, complete, with regular leather pulley and belt, each Electro-plating outfit, each Whitney D. C. voltmeter, 0-15 and 0-150 volts, each Whitney D. C. ammeter, 0-25 amperes, each Weston D. C. voltmeter, 0-3 and 0-150 volts, each Weston D. C. anuneter, 0-5 amperes, each Weston D. C. ammeter, 0-150 amperes, each Copper strips, ^xlO cm., wire attached, each. . , ' Zinc strips, |xlO cm., wire attached, each .- Cox thermo-generator, 3 volts, each Thermopile, each Binding posts, double connector, each Binding posts, English, each Commutators, each , 188 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 24 r 1585 14 k 695 8 No. 199 16 k 687 20 h 4 1 e 1520 5 k 696 10 e 1579 1 k 686a 2 k CXVII 4 k 697 1 q 323a 1 q h2 1 q h 5500 25 6 z 937 6 1 e 1582 1 e 1581 3 16 2 k 770 1 q 9418 1 q 9419 1 3 7 r 1496 1 z 1141 Alternating current voltammeter, double scale, 15-150, each . Alternating current voltammeter, double scale, 2-20, each . . . Direct current voltammeter, double scale, 15-150, each Direct current voltammeter, double scale, 2-20, each Ammeter, double scale, alternating, 2-26, each Ammeter, double scale, direct, 2-20, each Voltammeter, each Resistance racks, each A temperature coil for showing change of resistance with change of temperature, each Resistance boxes, each Resistance boxes (.001-21,100 ohms), each Resistance boxes (.01-40, rubber top), each Wheatstone's bridges, each Wheatstone's bridges, each Galvanometer, each k CXVIII Galvanometer, lecture table, each , Galvanometer, astatic, each Galvanometer, 7x21, D. Arson val, mth scale and points, each. Galvanometer, 7x21, tangent, each Ampere's law app., each Silk cocoons, each Iron rods, 6x:\-", each Electric bells, small, each Key, double, each Key, single, plain, with binding posts, each Telegraph key and sounder, each Telegraph relay, each Wireless telegraphy apparatus, each Lodge's resonating jars, each Pair of Hertzian mirrors, each Telephone receivers, each Telephone, Blake transmitter, each Microphone, each ,. Porter motor. No. 2, each 189 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 7 q 5632 2 q 5637 1 k 712 26 2 doz. 1 z 1082 20 ft. 20 yards m 1 4 b 6040 4 b 6150 k-y k-y4044 b 8140 b 8244 b 1536 b 8546 b 2592 b 1748 b 1492 b 1272 b 1272 b 1272 6 b 1274 6 b 1274 2oz. b 1274 1 b 1278 1 b 1278 1 b 1278 1 ■ b 1280 6 oz. b 1280 e 8871 Electric motor (type B, I) for direct 110-volt current horse- power ^, each z 111 The parts of a small electric motor to meet the requirements of exercise 60, each Helix, on stand, each Electromagnet, 3", each Dynamo, hand, each Lamps, incandescent, 16 candle power, Edison base, each Soft-cored electric carbons, 7-16"x7^" (Colt & Co.), each Induction coil, ^" spark, each Flexible electric cord, equivalent to No. 14 wire, per foot Extra heavy show window cord. No. 18, two conductors, one red, one green, each SPECIAL SUPPLIES FOR DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY. Animal cages, Vaughn's, each Mouse jars, each « Aquarium, large, iron frame, 2' 6"xl6"xl4", each Apparatus, each Balance, Kohlbusch's laboratory, with agate bearings, each. . . Set of balance weights, Kohlbusch's, per set Bone saw, each Carrying case, each Carrying case, each Condenser, bull's-eye, each Cartilage knife, blade 45 mm., each No. 1, cover glass, circular, f ", per oz No. 1, cover glass, circular, |", per oz No. 1, cover glass, circular, |", per oz No. 2, cover glass, circular, |", per oz No. 2, cover glass, circular, f", per oz No. 2, cover glass, circular, ^", per oz No. 1, cover glass, square, f", per oz No. 1, cover glass, square, f", per oz No. 1, cover glass, square, ^", per oz No. 2, cover glass, square, |", per oz No. 2, cover glass, square, f", per oz 190 ESTIMATED CATALOGTTE QUANTITY REFERENCE 2 oz. b 1280 b 1 9 b 1352 30 b 1306 9 b 1354 5 b 1626 5 b 1642 1 b 9138 1 b 2196 10 b 1880 2 b 1532 6 b 1534 16 sets b 1600 1 b 1700 1 b 4795 6 b 1374 6 b 1410 12 b 1384 37 b 1386> 55 b 1394 1000 b 1242 700 k-y 10 b'i^9300 10 b 6516 12 gro. b 1290 12 k-y0351b 3 b 5050 3 1 b 3485 6 b 2126 1 k 0-903d 1 k-y 12 k-y 482 12 k-y 602 9 k-y 646 PRICE No. 2, cover glass, square, |", per oz Rectangular cover glass, per oz Culture slides, for drop cultvu-e, l"x3", each Culture slides, for drop culture, concave center, l"x3", each Cultiu-e slides, for moulds, l"x3", each Camera lucida. Abbe, each Drawing boards for camera lucida, each Dialyser, 6 litres, each Drying oven, each Double nose-pieces, each Dissecting pan, shallow, unlined, each Dissecting pan, shallow, lined with wax, each Dissecting instruments, in case, per set Eye shades for microscope, each Fish troughs, each Forceps, bone-cutting, straight blades, 200 mm. length, each Forceps, cover glass, bent blades, each Forceps, dissecting, curved points, 105 mm., each. Forceps, dissecting, .straight points, 115 mm., each Forceps, dissecting, straight points, 125 mm., each Genus covers, each Glass plates, white or black, 10 square feet, each Glass boxes, with cover, 100x40x40 mm., each Glass trays, sizes A, B, C, each Glass shps, white ground edges, l"x3", per gross Grapphng hooks, each Hand brushes, each Hand glasses, each Incubator, each Injecting syringe, capacitj' 50 c.c, each Injecting syringe, each Insect breeding cages, in sections, galvanized iron wire, each . . ..... Insect collection boxes, glass top, each Insect mounting blocks, for stretching b^itterflies, each Insect nets, with handles, four-fold frame, each 191 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 12 k-y 641 500 b 1684 1000 b 1688 6 pkgs. b 1840 3 b 3008 3 b 3010 3 b 3012 1 b 1830 1 b 1834 2 b 1836 2 b 167 2 b 167 2 b 165 6 30 b TT2 12 b 10 b 51 . 8 1 37 b Q. R. 30 b 57 2 b BB4 21 b B 2 b'DDS 6 k-y II 2 3 e 3 18 b 01 28 b 1 b W4 12 b U. S. 7 b 1900 9 b 3000 6 b 2500 1 b 8040 PRICE Insect nets, with handles, simple wire ring, each Insect pins, white, Nos. 00-6, per 100 Insect pins, black, Nos. 00-6, per 100 Japanese lens paper, per package Knives, each Knife block, adjustable, for celloidin, each Knife supports, each Life boxes, each Life boxes, each Life slide, Holman's, each Aplanatic triplet lenses, folding, mag. 10 diam., each Aplanatic triplet lenses, folding, mag. 14 diam., each . . .' Aplanatic triplet lenses, folding, mag. 20 diam., each Aplanatic triplet lenses for dissecting stand, diam. 14", each Barnes dissecting microscope, with double lenses, 2-in. and 1-in. focus, each Lens holder, each Magnifiers, vulcanite mountings, oval form, each Magnifiers, doublet, each Hastings' Aplanatic triplet, folding case, mag. 20, each Magnifiers, brass tripod, wdth two lenses, each Magnifiers, each Microscope, compound, each Microscope, compound, one 2" ocular, § and J objectives, double nose-piece, each Microscope, compound, each Microscope, compound, Leitz (to be imported) each Stand. No. 2B microscope, Spencer compound, each Microscope, demonstration, each Microscope, demonstration, oculars, each Microscope, dissection, 1^ in., f in., Coddington lenses, each Microscope, dissection, each Microscopical desk, each Microtome, with knife minot, each '. Microtome, each Student's microtome, complete with knife and holder, each 192 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 1 b 3026 1 b 2186 1 b 2180 12 b 1710 3 b 6482 56 b 1716 30 b 1714 120 b 1516 3 b 1520 3 b 1524 3 b 1530 1 b 1060 1 b 1040 2 b 1052 3 b 3006 1 b 1006 3 b^l004 1 b 1076 1 b 1092 1 b 1130 1 b 1156 2 b 2040 32 b 3800 32 b 3800 33 b 3802 33 b 3802 33 b 3802 33 b 3802 12 b 6203 3 b 9380 3 b 9382 3 b 9884 3 b 9386 3 b 9396 PRICE Automatic laboratory microtome, with knife and holder, each Water bath, Miller's, each Water bath, lillie's, each Moist chambers, per set Moist chambers, per set Naples staining jars, each Moor's staining jars, each Needles, cedar handle, each Needle holders, adjustable clamp, long, each Needle holders, adjustable clamp, medium, each Needles, straight, short, each Object clamps Objective, each Objective, each Projecting objective, each Objective discs, each Objective, 2 inch, each Achromatic objectives, each Planar-photo-micrographic, each Illuminating objective, each Apo. objective, each Comp. ocular, each Polariscope, each Pasteur dishes, diam. mm. 100, each Pasteur dishes, diam. mm. 150, each Petri dishes, diam. mm. 80, each Petri dishes, diam. mm. 100, each . . . Petri dishes, diam. mm; 120, each Petri dishes, diam. mm. 150, each Pipettes, each Pipettes, with rubber bulb, straight, each Pipettes, -with, rubber bulb, curved, each Pipettes, with rubber bulb, large mouth, each Pipettes, with funnel top for finger, 90 mm. long, each Pipettes, with 20 cc. rubber bulb, straight, 300 mm. long, each 193 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 2,000 b 1240 12 reams b 1244 61 b 1246 3 b 3002 10 b 1448 10 b 1450 22 b 1452 30 b 1556 10 b 1568 10 b 1562 1 q 3767 30 b 1482 3 b 1486 3 10 b 1590 2 b 1571a 85 b 1933 200 b 3885 1 b 2020 1 b 2025 1 b 1996 50 b 1926 1 b 2002 1 b H1874 10 b 9160 10 b 9160 10 b 9160 1 k-y N1244 1 k-y N1244 1 k-y N1244 1 k-y N1244 1 k-y N1244 1 k-y N1244 1 k-y N1244 Plant driers, heavy felt, per 100 Pressing paper for plants, per ream Plant presses, each Ribbon carriers, each Scalpels, blade 45 mm., each Scalpels, blade, 38 mm., each Scalpels, blade, 32 mm., each Scissors, dissecting, medium, straight, each Scissors, dissecting, medium, straight, each Scissors, heavy, one blunt point, each Section instrument, each Section razor, 75 mm., folding handle, each Section razor, 75 mm., solid handle, each Section lifter, each Suckers, each Shears, laboratory, straight, heavy blades, each Slide boxes, capac. 25 (1x3 in. shdes), each Shde labels, per 100 Slides, cabinet for, each Slides, cabinet for, each Portable cabinets for slides, Pillsburie's, for 500, each Slide boxes, for 25 slides, each Slide cabinets (1x3 in. slides), each Slide mounting table, each Stender dishes, height 30; diam. 50, each Stender dishes, height 35 ; diam. 60, each Stender dishes, height 90 ; diam. 60, each Square glass boxes of clear glass, with covers, one side polished, each Tall form ( 4 x2 xl in.), each ( 5 x2 xl in.), each ( 8 x2 xl^ in.), each ( 8|x3ixli in.), each (10ix2^xlf in.), each (Il|-x2|x2 in.), each (15 x4|xl| in.), each 194 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 1 1 1 1 2 b 1872 2 b 2168 1 b 1760 1 1 b 2166 1 q 3691 1 b 1778 12 b 1780 6 b 1248 2 r-m 2540 50 b 9556 25 3 k-yl 65 3 k-y I 27 3 k-yl 11 3 k-y I 19 3 k-y I 21 3 k-y I 86 3 k-y I 84 3 k-y I 70 3 k-y I 82 3 k-y I 15 3 k-y I 66 3 k-y I 12 3 k-y II 5 3 k-y II 6 3 k-y I 69 2 k-y II 8 2 k-y I 72 2 k-y I 36 Set of cards for testing strength of vision, per set Set of worsteds for testing color blindness, per set Spirometer, each , Stethoscope, each Mounting stands, sand bath, each Warming tables, Huber's, each Imbedding table, each Thermometer (clinical), vulcanite case, each Turntable, self-centering, each Turntable, each Wellsbach lamp, each Wellsbach mantels, each Vasculums, each Wolpert's air tester, each Watch glasses, Syracuse, solid, each J. L. Hammett & Co., Jung's new wall diagrams of botany and zoology, each Leuckart's zoological charts: Ciliate infusoria, each Hymenoptera, each Orthoptera, each Lumbricus, each Lepidoptera, each Asteroidea, each Coleoptera, each Diptera, each Crayfish, each Tapeworm, each Trichina, each Lamellibranch, each Development of frog, each Skeleton of frog, each Metamorphosis of frog, each Nervous system frog, each Amphioxus, each Cephalopoda, each 195 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY HEFERENCE 2 k-yl 30 2 k-y I 60 2 k-y I 18 2 k-y I 1 2 k-y I 35 2 k-y Gasteropoda, each The oyster, each •. MedusEe, each Coral, each Sponges, each Peter's botanical wall charts, each ANATOMICAL PREPARATIONS. Showing internal organs of animals in their position in the body (blood vessels injected, etc.). The preparations are mounted on white or black glass plates in round or square glass cylinders, which are hermetically sealed in order to prevent evaporation of the preserving liquid — alcohol or formaldehyde solution — and to be handled without danger by students. ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE PRICE k-y Mus decumanus (Norway rat), each k-y Columba sp. (pigeon), each k-y Lacerta agilis (common lizard), each k-y Rana foftis (frog), each k-y Rana fortis (frog), nervous system, each k-y Perca fluviatilis (perch), each k-y Esox lucius (pike), each k-y Lepus cunicula (rabbit), each ■. . k-y Testudo grseca (turtle), each k-y Skeleton, human, articulated, French No. 1 (in ash cabinet), each k-y Skeleton, human, disarticulated, each k-y Skeleton (gallus domesticus), each k-y Skeleton (canis familiaris), each k-y Skeleton (bufo cineris), each k-jr Skeleton (perca fluviatilis), each k-y Biological preparation (anguis fragilis), each k-y Biological preparation (coronella Isevis), each •. . . . k-y Injected (cavia cobaya), each k-y Injected (emys Europsea), each k-y Injected (creeping) (helix pomatia), each Metamorphoses secured in glass cylinders, the covers of which are closed hermetically in order to prevent the evaporation of the preserving liquid. The objects are fastened on plates of black glass when representing light colored animals, of milky glass in other cases or on plates of trans- parent glass. Above every preparation showing a stage, or a series of stages, a printed label is fastened upon the glass plate. When several objects of the same phases of development are supplied they are selected of different aspect, representing different stages of age. 196 ESTIMATED QUANTITY CATALOGUE REFERENCE k-y k-y k-y k-y Rana esculenta (water frog). 2 stages of spawn; 7-8 tadpoles at different stages of development, 1 half-grown; 1 full- grown frog, each Salmo fario (trout). Eggs in different stages of development; 3 new-born trouts with yolk; 3 trouts six weeks old, yolk partly absorbed ; 3 trouts three months old ; 1 trout one year old, each Melontha vvilgaris (May beetle) . Eggs ; 4 larvae at different • stages ; 2 pupae at different stages ; 3 beetles, one with white wing covers, one with yellow wing covers (one day old) one about three days old ; developed beetles (one male, one female and one Avith extended wings) , each Astacus fluviatilis (river crawfish). Eggs; crawfishes i, 1, 2 and 3 j'ears old; 1 full-grown crawfish male; 1 full-grown crawfish female -with, eggs, each Every series of metamorphoses is kept apart and secured in a diu-able, solid box with glass cover. Each series contains eggs, larvae, pupae, insects (male and female). ESTIMATED QUANTUM 1 1 1 CATALOGUE REFERENCE k-y k-y k-y Bombyx mori, each Papilio turnus, each . . . . Telea polyphemus, each . , IV. Systematic Collections of Insects. They are secured in well closed boxes with glass lids, and contain the main representatives of the different classes. They are correctly and most carefully labeled. Only absolutely perfect specimens. estimated quantity 1 1 CATALOGUE REFERENCE k-y k-y Universal collection of 50 species of insects, each . K. & S. Mimicry collection. No. Ill, each PRICE Anatomical Models. k-y2113 Brain of man, showing cerebrum, origin of cranial nerves, cerebellum, pons Varoli, medulla oblongata, medullary fasciculi, etc. (Dr. Auzoux), each k-y2293 Section through the skin of palm of the hand, shomng the circu- lation, nerves, tactile corpuscles, etc. Structure of hair fol- licles; two pieces on the same plate (20x16 cm.), each k-yl204 Human heart model, each k-y2419 Heart, enlarged, divisible into two parts, showing all details of this organ, the septa, origin of great vessels, valves, chordae tendinae, fossae, etc., size 40 cm. high, 25 cm. long, each 197 k-y2481 k-y2385 k-y2335 1 sei k-y 1 set k-y 1 k-y ESTIMATED CATAI OGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE PRICE k-y2469 Digestive organs, natural size 80 cm. long, schematized, with section of head and chest, stomach, duodenum and large intestine partly opened, each Transverse section of wall of small intestine, showing lymphatic ducts and blood vessels, enlarged 200 times, each Section through the lungs and heart, showing all arteries, veins, etc., ventricles, etc., size 30x37 cm., each Larynx, greatly enlarged, 30cm. long; all the portions remov- able (Dr. Auzoux), each Bock-Steger model brain (4 parts), per set Bock-Steger model head (3 parts), per set Bock-Steger, model skin, each Manikin and case (Ward), No. 1, each MICROSCOPICAL SLIDES Slides, standard prep., set of 24, per set Slides, wood section, set of 24, per set Slides, algse, set of 24, per set Group of diatoms, 18-36 specimens, per set Slides, plant groups, per set Slides, plant groups, per set Slides, botanical, in box, per set Slides, physiological, per set Microscopic slides, B quality, B. & L. H. S., per set Chemical crystal slides selected for polariscope, A quahty: a Arsenious acid, each ad Pot. cyanide, each b Hippuric acid, each af Pot. picrate, each f Ammonium oxalate, each ag Pot. plat, chloride, each h Copper acetate, each ah Strychnine sulphate, each 1 Gold (reduced) , each ; . . . . am Tin sulphide, each r Morphine sulphate, each s Murexide, each 198 1 set q 7023 1 set q 7024 1 set q 7029 1 set q 7033 1 set b 2342 1 set b 2340 1 set b 9071 Iset b 9006 25 sets b 2346 12 b 2404 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 1 each q Unmounted microscopic objects for mounting: No. 21, studies, each No. 23, seeds, each No. 32, ferns, each ' No. 33, mosses, each No. 38, fungi, each No. 39, mollusks, each • No. 45, pollens, each No. 56, cockroaches, each No. 59, honey bee, each No. 63, diatoms, each No. 65, crickets, each No. 70, diatoms, each SPECIAL SUPPLIES FOR DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOGRAPHY 3 U. S. Signal Service barometer, each 2 Box for same, with locks, brackets, glass front and back (Green & Co., Brooklyn), each 3 Anaeroid barometer (2^" dial) , each 4 k 655 Thermometers on adjustable standards, each 7 r 2536 Hydrometer, each 10 r 2534 Comparative thermometer, each 2 e 2529 Maximum and minimum, U. S. standard, each 2 Maximum and minimum, 7", on block 52 Thermograph paper, as per sample A, per bundle of 52 ... . 52 Barograph paper, as per sample B, per bundle of 52 500 Anemometer paper, as per sample C, per 100 100 Blank weather maps, paper, as per sample D, per 100 . . . . 500 Tracing paper as per sample E, per 100 50 Topographic sheets of U. S. Geological Survey, paper, each . 10 Geological folios of U. S. Geological Survey, paper, each . . PHOTOGRAPHY. 1 gross 4x5 Crown plates, Cramer, per doz 1 .gross 3^x4 Lantern slide plates, Carbett, per dozed i gross 6^x8^ achromatic, Carbett, per doz 2 gross 4x5 carbon Velox paper, per doz 2 gross 6Jx8J carbon Velox paper, per doz 199 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 1 gross 24 pkgs. i doz. Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N. Y.: Solio paper, 8x10, per doz Binding strips for lantern slides, per pkg. . Mats for lantern slides, per doz '' grams Gold chloride, per gram 1 gross Photographic mounts, gray, to slip prints into (for 8"xl0" prints) per doz 6 doz. Assorted gray mounting cards for 11x14 prints, per doz .... 10 quires Blue print paper, size 5x8, per quire 1 b 2950 Optical bench, each 1 b 3115 Model projective apparatus, with one ^ plate, each 2 b 3170 Rheostats, lens extra, each 7 Solar lantern, each 7 The Criterion lantern (Model B) J. B. Colt, each 7 Bessler's new lantern, each I, 2 Bausch & Lomb's new lantern, each 7 Pencil attachment (J. B. Colt), each 2 Adjustable sht (J. B. Colt), each 2 ., Vertical attachment (J. B. Colt), each LIGHT APPARATUS From Hawkridge, Stevens Institute, Hoboken, N. J.: 6 Back condenser lenses for his college lantern, 5" diam., each 1 pair k 1 No. 1144 Nicol prisms, per pair LIST OF CASTS The following numbers refer to catalogue of P. P. Caproni & Bro. : (Caproni catalogue or equal.) Venus of Milo, full figure, si^ze 3'4", each Victory of Samothrace, full figure, size 3', each Minerva, full figure, size 3'5", each David, by A. Mercie, modern; full figure, size 3', each.... Diana of Gabii, full figure, size 2'2", each Mercury, full figure, size 2'6", each Tanagra, full figure, size 10", each Sphinx, each , . Hermes, full size, each Homer, bust, each 200 7 No. 76 7 62 7 88 7' " 239 7 " 102 7 " 240 7 " 1542 7 " 281 7 " 300 7 " 311 ESTIMATED QUANTITY CATALOGUE REFERENCE 7 No. 381 7 " 5038 7 " 6310 7 " 6265 7 " 5052 7 • « 5464 7 « 5874 7 7 " 401 7 " 712 7 " 714 7 " 718 7 " 763 7 " 764 7 " 805 7 " 900 7 " 1 10 " 1539 10 " 1500 10 " 1504 10 " 1517 10 No. 1515 10 « 1530a 10 " 1530e 10 « 1523 10 " 1537 10 " 1550a 10 " 1550d 10 " 1489 10 •' 1486 10 ■' 1510 10 " 1496 10 " 1569 10 « 1528 PRICE Young Augustus, bust, each AppoUo Belvedere, each Washington, bust, each Lincoln, bust, each Socrates, bust, each Vergil, bust, each Dante, bust, each Laughing Boy, each Donatello, bust, each RELIEFS Victory, each Nike Decorating a Trophy, each Aphrodite Persuading Helen, each Angels, by Donatello, each Angels, by Donatello, each Six Boys Playing on Trumpets, each Phalanthus and ^thra, each . . ; Lioness Wounded, each Scroll of Lisikrates, historic ornament, details, each Acanthus, each Anthemion, each Egg and Dart, each Cymatium, each Rosette, each Rosette, each Leaf, each Scroll with Griffin, each Alhambra Fragments, each Alhambra Fragments, each Simple Leaf Study, each Simple Leaf Study, each Capital, each Simple Leaf Study, each Gothic Fragment from Notre Dame, each Scroll Renaissance, each 201 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 10 No. 1269 10 " 1275 10 " 1284 10 " 1285 10 " 1232 10 " 1280 10 " 1286 10 " 1277 10 " 1281 10 " 1331 10 " 1332 10 " 1333 10 " 1337 10 " 1336 10 " 1377 10 " 1382 10 " 1386 10 " 1392 10 " 1390 10 " 1395 10 " 1400 10 " 1414 10 " 1418 10 " 1420 10 " 1433 10 " 1436 10 " 1447 10 " 1461 10 " 1465 10 " 885 10 " 879 10 " 842 10 " 774 STUDIES OF ANIMALS. Bear Crushing Man, by Barye, each , Bear Dancing, by Barye, each Lion Seated, sketch, by Barj^e, each Lion Devouring Serpent, by Barye, each Lion Seated, by Barye, each Elephant, by Barye, each Panther RecUning, by Barye, each Bears Fighting, by Barye, each Lion Walking, by Barye, each Horse, Roman, each Horse, Greek, each Wolf, each Ram, each Tiger, each Fruit, Flowers, etc., for Study in Drawing. Apples and leaves, each Beans and leaves, each Bananas, each Cherries and leaves, each Callaleaf, each Day lily leaf, each . .'. Fig leaf, each Gourd and leaf, each Ivy leaf, each Lemon and leaves, each Pear and leaves, each Plums and leaves, each Walnuts and leaves, each Calla lily, each Pear and leaves, each Triumph of VUexander, relief, 116x24, each Cupid head, relief, 6x11, each Madonna, relief, 17x16, each St. Cecilia, relief, 22x16, each 202 ESTIMATED CATALOGUE QUANTITY REFERENCE 10 No. 773 10 " 1040-2 10 " 1040-3 10 No. 1001 10 " 988 10 " 970 10 " 969 10 " 968 10 " 948 10 " 1228 10 " 1132 10 " 1126 10 " 1131 10 " 1104 10 No. 1106-7 10 No. 1107a 10 " 1105 10 " 1711 10 " 1714 10 " 1712 10 " 1713 10 " 1750 10 " 1751 10 " 1757 10 " 1760 " 1238 " 1500 " 240 " 1367 " 1371 " 1209 " 910 « 896 " 891 " 892 " 1554 St. John, each Head of man from Trajan's column, each. Head of man from Trajan's column, each . Faun laughing, each St. Francis, each Medusa, each 7 Laocoon, each La Belle Italienne, each Cosmos di Medici, each Mouth, each Hand, each Feet, each Hand, each Ear, each Eye, each Eye, each Ear, each Pedestals, each Pedestals, each Pedestals, each Pedestals, each Bracket for busts, each Bracket for busts, each Bracket for busts, each Bracket for busts, each Hand from life, each Acanthus, each Mercury flying, each Rabbit, each Mule, each Foot, human, each ,. Mozart, each Flight of time, each Morning, each Night, each Greek ornament, each 203 ESTIMATED QUANTITY CATALOGUE REFERENCE " 1425 Magnolia, each " 924 Dante, each " 911 Beethoven, each " 1536 Renaissance, each " 1550d Moorish, each " 1495 Gothic, each " 1497 Egyptian, each " 1498 Egyptian, each " 1542 Byzantine, each " 1530g Roman, each " 1554 Greek, each " 1552 Greek, each " 1355 Dog, each " 1262 Hoi'se standing, each . . . " 1425 Maple leaf, each " 1402 Panel and flowers, each . " 1379 Acorns, each " 1378 Apples, each " 431 Strozzi Marietta, each . . " 348 Ajax, each " 1502 Roman acanthus, each. " 1301 Panther, each 204 LANTERNS AND LANTERN SLIDES. (Catalogue of J. B. Colt & Co.) l-i" Objective and reducing collar, alternating, each 1 Automatic electric lamp for Colt's Criterion lantern, alterna ting, each 100 Carbons for same, each 100 ■ Electra carbons, " soft covered," 7-16x7^", each (Catalogue of Riley Bros.) 4 Boxes for slides (100 spaces), each (Catalogue of T. H. McAllister.) All lantern slides are to be bid for, both colored and uncolored, unless where the words " colored " or " uncolored " appear. Maps and Ground Plans : Australia, each Bosphorus, each British Isles, each Ceylon, each China, each England, each German Empire, each HoUand and Belgium, each India, each Ireland, each Japan, each Norway and Sweden, each Routes of Commerce, each Russia, each Scotland, each South America, each South America, in relief, each Spain and Portugal, each Turkey in Europe, Greece, etc., each United States, Coal Area, each United States, Iron Area, each United States, Corn Area, each United States, Cotton Area, each United States, Wheat Area, each United States, Forestry Area, each , 205 COLORED PLAIN United States, Fruit Area, each World's Ridge, each Killarney Lakes, each England, Eddystone Lighthouse, each England, Flamborough, Smugglers' Cave, each England, Isle of Man, Castletown, each England, Isle of Man, Douglas, each England, Isle of Wight, Alum Bay, each , -. England, Isle of Wight, Carisbrooke Castle, Royal Apartments, each England, Isle of Wight, Cowes, each England, Isle of Wight, Osborne House, Interior, each England, Isle of Wight, Chalk Cliffs, each England, Kenilworth Castle, from the Bridge, each England, Kenilworth Castle, from the Village, each England, Lake District, Derwentwater, each England, Lake District, Grasmere, each England, Lake District, Keswick, Southey's Monument, each England, Windermere, each . . England, From the Mersey, each England, Landing Stage, each England, Shakespeare's House, Front, each , . England, House in which Shakespeare Was Born, each England, Shakespeare's House, Garrick's Chair, each England, Trinity Church, Shakespeare's Monumental Tablet, each , . England, Trinity Church, The American Window, each England, Banks of the Avon, each England, Ann Hathaway's Cottage, each England, Sulgrave, Manor House, Ancestral Home of Washington, each. . . ...... England, Sulgrave, Church Where Ancestors of Washington Are Buried, each England, Tintern, The Village, each England, York, Panorama, each England, Barmouth, Panorama, each England, Bettys-y-Coed, General View, each • England, Holyhead, Druidical Altar, each. . . . England, Llanberis, Entrance to Pass, each . . . England, Llanberis, Lake, each 206 COLORED PLAIN England, Menai Bridge, each England, Snowden, General View, each England, Swansea, Craig-y-Nos, each England, Tenby, The Sands, each England, From Ludgate Hill, each England, Dome, from Cheapside, each England, Westminster Abbey, West Front, each England, Westminster Abbey, North Side, each England, Westminster Abbey, Nave England, Westminster Abbey, Choir, The Screen, each England, Westminster Abbey, Cloisters, each England, Westminster Abbey, Coronation Chair, each England, Westminster Abbey, The Pulpit, each England, Westminster Abbey, Tomb of Tennyson, each England, Westminster Abbey, Chaucer's Window, each England, Westminster Abbey, Poet's Corner, each England, Westminster Abbey, Grave of Charles Dickens, each England, Westminster Abbey, Monument of Shakespeare, each England, Canterbury Cathedral, Exterior, from East, each England, Canterbury Cathedral, South Porch, each England, Canterbury Cathedral, Norman Staircase, each England, Canterbury Cathedral, Cloisters, each England, Canterbury Cathedral, The Crypt, each England, Litchfield Cathedral, Exterior, from West, each England, Litchfield Cathedral, Lady Chapel, each England, Litchfield Cathedral, Baptismal Font, each England, Litchfield Cathedral, Monument of Sleeping Children, by Chantry, each , England, Lincoln Cathedral, Exterior, from East, each England, Lincoln Cathedral, West Front, each England, Lincoln Cathedral, Doorway, West, each England, Lincoln Cathedral, Rose Window, each England, Lincoln Cathedral, Angel Choir, each England, Salisbury Cathedral, Exterior, from Northwest England, Salisbury Cathedral, Exterior, from the Meadows, each England, Salisbury Cathedral, Nave, looking East, each England, Salisbury Cathedral, Nave, looking West, each 207 COLORED PLAIN England, Salisbury Cathedral, Reredos and Altar, each England, Salisbury Cathedral, Chantry Chapel, each England, York Minster Cathedral, Exterior, from Northwest, each England, York Minster Cathedral, West Door, each England, York Minster Cathedral, Chancel, each England, York Minster Cathedral, Triforium, each England, York Minster Cathedral, Five Sisters' Window, each England, Battle Abbey, Exterior, each England, Fountains Abbey, from West, each England, Fountains Abbey, Choir, each England, Fountains Abbey, Refectory, each England, Fountains Abbey, Cloisters, each England, Newstead Abbej^, from the Lake, each England, Newstead Abbey, Lord Byron's Bed Room, each England, Tintern Abbey, from Southwest, each England, Tintern Abbey, from Northeast, each , England, Tintern Abbey, West Front, each England, Tintern Abbey, West Doorway, each England, Tintern Abbey, West Window, each • Scotland, Monument to Sir Walter Scott, each Scotland, Scott Statue, Base of Monument, each Scotland, Heart of Midlothian, each Scotland, Holyrood Palace, General View, each Scotland, Holyrood Palace, Queen Marj^'s Room, each Scotland, Holyrood Chapel, West Front, each Scotland, Abbotsford, from the Tweed, each Scotland, Abbotsford Library, each _, Scotland, Abbotsford Study, each , Scotland, Arran, Druidical Stones, each Scotland, Ayr, The Twa Brigs, each Scotland, Ayr, Burns' Monument, each Scotland, Ayr, Burns' Cottage, each Scotland, Birnam, The Last Oak of Birnam Wood, each Scotland, Cawdor Castle, each Scotland, CuUoden, The Cairn, each Scotland, Druidical Circle, Stones of Stennes, each Scotland, Dryburg, Tomb of Sir Walter Scott", each 208 COLORED PLAIN Scotland, Dumfries, Mausoleum of Burns, each Scotland, Ecclefechan, Carlyle's Grave, each Scotland, Fingal's Cave, Looking In, each Scotland, Fingal's Cave, Looking Out Scotland, Glamis Castle, each Scotland, Greenock, Highland Mary's Grave, each Scotland, lona. Sunset, each Scotland, lona Cathedral, Exterior, each Scotland, Loch Katrine, each Scotland, Loch Katrine, Ellen's Isle, each Scotland, Melrose Abbey, East End, each Scotland, Melrose Abbey, South Side, each Scotland, Perth, House of Fair Maid of Perth, each Scotland, Rob Roy's Prison, Loch Lomond, each Scotland, Rob Roy's Cave, Loch Lomond, each Scotland, Selkirk Monument to Walter Scott, each Scotland, Selkrik Monument to Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd, each Scotland, Shetland Ponies, each ; Scotland, Skye, Flora McDonald's Grave, each Scotland, South Uist, Flora McDonald's Birthplace, each Scotland, Stirling Castle, Exterior, each Scotland, Stirling Castle, Window from which Douglas was Thrown, each Scotland, Tay Bridge, each Scotland, Trossachs' Pass (various views), each Scotland, Trossachs' Goblin's Cave Scotland, Highland Cottages, each , Scotland, Pictish Cattle, Orkneys, each Scotland, Highlanders Dancing in Costume, each Scotland, Highland Piper, each Scotland, Barra, Sunset on West Coast, each Scotland, Bass Rocks, Sea Birds, each Scotland, Caledonian Canal, Locks, each Scotland, Cawdor Castle, King Duncan's Bedroom, each , Scotland, lona. Breakers on West'Coast, each Scotland, Loch Lomond, Floating Islands in Luss Straits, each Scotland, Herring Gutters, each 209 COLOBED PLAIN Scotland, Herring Packing, each Scotland, Herring Branding, each Scotland, Catching Shrimp, each Scotland, Gathering Mussels, each Scotland, Going for Peat, each ' Scotland, Bringing Home Peat, each Scotland, Hand- Loom Weaver at Work, each Scotland, Conway, General View, each England, Hop Picking, each England, BurnguUow, China Clay Works, Filtering Tanks, each England, BurnguUow, China Clay Works, Drying Kiln and Stores, each. . . England, Carn Brea, Copper and Tin Mines, each England, Land's End, Logan^Stone, each England, Lodore Falls, each England, Herring Fishing, A Good Catch, each Ireland, Belfast, The Quay, each Ireland, Belfast, Queen's Bridge, each Ireland, Belfast, Richardson's Linen House, each Ireland, Belfast, On Belfast Lough, each Ireland, Larne, Druid's Altar, each Ireland, Giant's Causeway and Vicinity, General View of Causeway, each . . Ireland, Giant's Causeway and Vicinity, The Grand Causeway, each Ireland, Giant's Causeway and Vicinity, Surf Breaking, each Ireland, Giant's Causeway and Vicinity, Columns, each Ireland, Giant's Causeway and Vicinity, Group at the Wishing Chair, each. Ireland, Giant's Causeway and Vicinity, Giant's Head, each Ireland, Blarney, The Castle, from the Meadow, each Ireland, Blarney, The Stone, each Ireland, Blarney, Kissing the Blarney Stone, each Ireland, Blarney, The Castle, Witch's Stairway, each Ireland, Cork, Panorama from the Monastery, each Ireland, Cork, The Quays, each Ireland, Cork, South Mall, each Ireland, Cork, The Jail, each Ireland, Cork, Shandon Church, each Ireland, Cork, Covered Jaunting Car, each 210 COLORED PLAIN Ireland, Queenstown, Roche's Point, each Ireland, Queenstown, Steamer Entering Harbor, each Ireland, Queenstown, Arrival of the Tender, each Ireland, County Donegal, Haymaking, Gweedore, each Ireland, County Donegal, Typical Irish Home, each Ireland, County Donegal, Driving Geese to Market, each Ireland, DubUn, On the Liffey, each Ireland, Dublin, Leinster Lawn, each Ireland, Dublin, Four Courts, each Ireland, Dublin, House in which Moore was Born, each Ireland, DubUn, House in which Wellington was Born, each Ireland, County Galway, Cottage in Glen Inagh, each Ireland, County Galway, Glendalough and Twelve-Pin Mountains, each . Ireland, County Galway, Marketing Potatoes, Clifden, each Ireland, County Kerry, Muckross Abbey, each Ireland, County Kerry, Muckross Abbey, Yew Tree, each Ireland, County Kerry, Peat Bog, each, Ireland, County Kerry, Piling Peat, each Ireland, County Kerry, Peat Rick, each , Ireland, County Kerry, Innisf alien, Lower Lake, each Ireland, County Kerry, Colleen Bawn Rock, Middle Lake, each Ireland, County Kerry, Lakes of Killarney, from Toro Mountain, each . . Belgium, Antwerp, Cathedral, Exterior, each Belgium, Antwerp, Panorama, each Belgium, Antwerp, Street View, each Belgium, Antwerp, The Docks, each Belgium, Brussels, Panorama, each Belgium, Brussels, Palace of Justice, each Belgium, Brussels, Guild Hall of the Brewers, each Belgium, Brussels, Guild Hall of the Tailors, each Belgium, Brussels, Boulevard Central, each Belgium, Brussels, Grounds of the Park, each Belgium, Ghent, Market Place, each Belgium, Ghent, Quai, each Belgium, Ghent, View on the Canal, each Belgium, Ghent, Milkman and Donkey, each 211 COLOBED PLAIN Belgium, Ostend, Kursaal, each Belgium, Ostend, Hotels and Beach, General View, each Belgium, Ostend, Bathing Beach, each Belgium, Spa, Panorama, each Belgium, Spa, Bathing Establishment, each Belgium, Spa, Spring, each Belgium, Spa, Promenade, each Holland, Amsterdam, Panorama, each Holland, Amsterdam, The Docks, each , Holland, Amsterdam, Windmill, each , Holland, Amsterdam, Canal Scene, each Holland, Haarlem, Cathedral, each Holland, Haarlem, Street View, each Holland, Haarlem, Dutch Dog Cart, each Holland, The Hague, Panorama, each Holland, The Hague, Department of Justice, each Holland, The Hague, The Stadtholder's Gate, each Holland, The Hague, Street View, each Holland, The Hague, Paul Potter's Painting, The Bull, each Holland, Rotterdam, Panorama, each Holland, Rotterdam, Cathedral, Exterior, each Holland, Rotterdam, Delft Gate, each Holland, Rotterdam, Antique Houses, Market Place, each Holland, Rotterdam, Street View, each ' Holland, Rotterdam, Canal Scene, each Holland, Zaandvoort Beach, each Holland, Zaandvoort Bathing Ground, each Norway, Bergen, Panorama, each Norway, Bergen, Street View, each Norway, Bergen, Fish Market, Some of the Buyers, each Norway, Bergen, Fantoft, Stavekirke, Exterior, each Norway, Christiania, Panorama, each '. Norway, Christiania, Church of Our Saviour, each Norway, Christiania, Palace Front, each Norway, Christiania, House of Parliament, each Norway, Geirangerf jord. Seven Sisters Waterfalls, each 212 COLORED PLAIN Norway, Gryting, At Work in the Hay Field, each Norway, Hammerfest, Panorama, from Mountain Top at Midnight, each . . Norway, Hammerfest, Shipping, each Norway, Hammerfest, A Street, each , Norwa3^ Hammerfest, On Mt. Ty ven, taken at Midnight, each Norway, Hammerfest, Reindeer Grazing, each Norway, Hammerfest, Most Northern Wood in the World, each Norway, Hildal, Mountain Road, each Norway, Midnight Sun, from the North Cape, each Norway, Midnight Sun and North Cape, each Norway, Romsdal, Between Romsdalhorn and Troltinder, each Norway, Romsdal, Troltinder or Witch Pinnacles, each Norway, Romsdal, Road on the Rauma, each Norwaj', Romsdal, Gorge on the Rauma Norway, Romsdal, Girls Raking Hay, each Norway, Romsdalhorn, Road at Base, each Norway, Romsdalhorn; Near View, each , . . . Norway, Svartisen Glacier, from Rowboat, each Norway, Svartisen Glacier, Ice Caves, each Norway, Svartisen Glacier, Hay Making at the Foot, each Norway, Tromso, Panorama, taken at 2.30 A. M., each Norway, Tromso, Street View, taken at 3 A. M., each Norway, Vardo, Harbor, each Norway, Vardo, Mountain of Cod Heads, each Norway, Vardo, Whales Stranded on Beach, each Norway, Lapp Man, taken in street at Tromso at 3. A. M., each Norway, Lapps Asleep in a Conglomerate Heap, each Norway, Joget Boat, each Denmark, Copenhagen, The Quay, each Denmark, Copenhagen, Public Square, each Denmark, Copenhagen, Street View, each Denmark, Copenhagen, The Canal, each Denmark, Copenhagen, King's Palace, each Denmark, Copenhagen, Church of Our Saviour, each Denmark, Copenhagen, The Bourse, each Denmark, Copenhagen, Statue of Hans Christian Andersen, each 213 COLORED PLAIN Denmark, Copenhagen, A Tram Car, each Sweden, Gota Canal, The Canal at Motala, each Sweden, Gota Canal, A Lock, each Sweden, Gota Canal, Lifting a Bridge, each Sweden, Stockholm, Panorama, from the Katarina Hissen; each Sweden, Stockholm, A Busy Scene on the Quay, each Sweden, Stockholm, A Business Street, each Sweden, Stockholm, A Residence Street, each Sweden, Stockholm, Royal Palace, Front, each Sweden, Stockholm, Coronation Church, Exterior, each Sweden, Stockholm, Parliament Buildings, each Sweden, Charcoal Burner's Hut, each Sweden, Country School and Country Children, each Greece, Steam Street Car, each Greece, Royal Palace, Exterior, each Greece, Parliament Building, each Greece, Tomb of Marco Bozzaris, each Turkey, Panorama, from Galata Bridge, each Turkey, The Bosphorus, each Turkey, Public Square, each Turkey, Street Scene, each Turkey, Galata Bridge, each Turkey, Constantinople, Mosque of St. Sophia, each Turke}', Constantinople, Mosque of St. Sophia, Eastern Entrance, each Turkey, Constantinople, Mosque of St. Sophia, Christian Entrance, each Turkey, Constantinople, Mosque of St. Sophia, Fountain, each Turkey, Constantinople, Mosque of St. Sophia, Interior, each Turkey, Palace, Sultan's New Palace, each Turkey, A Boot Black, each Turkey, Scavengers, each Turkey, Marketing .Sheep on the Steps of a Mosque, each •. . Turkey, Turkish Sailors, each Turkej^ Water Seller, each Turkey, A Turkish Newspaper, each Turkey, Turkish Lady, each Turkey, Pera, Panorama, each 214 COLORED PLAIN Turkey, Pera, A House and Fence Made of Kerosene Cans, each Italy, Capri Island, from the Steamer, each Italy, Capri Island, Ancient Lighthouse, 900 Feet Above the Sea, each . . . . Italy, Capri Island, Blue Grotto, Boats Meeting the Steamer, each Italy, Capri Island, Blue Grotto, Interior, looking out, each Italy, Florence, Palazzo Vecchio, Great Hall Statue of Savonarola, each . Italy, Florence, Uffizi, Portico, Statue of Giotto, each Italy, Florence, Uffizi, Portico, Statue of Americus Vespucci, each Italy, Cathedral, West Facade, Details, each Italy, Florence, Cathedral, West Facade, lower part, each Italy, Florence, Church of Santa Grose, Exterior, each Italy, Florence, Church of Santa Crose, Statue of Dante, each Italy, Florence, Church of Santa Crose, Interior, each Italy, Florence, Church of Santa Crose, Tomb of Michael Angelo, each . . . . Italy, Florence, Church of Santa Crose, Tomb of Galileo, each Italy, Florence, Church of San Marco, Exterior, each Italy, Florence, Monastery of San Marco, Cloisters, each Italy, Florence, Monastery of San Marco, Fresco of Christ between the Thieves, by Fra Angelico, each Italy, Florence, Monastery of San Marco, Fresco of Christ on Cross, with St. Dominic, by Fra Angelico, each : Italy, Florence, San Marco, CeU of Savonarola, each Italy, Florence, House of Michael Angelo, each Italy, Florence, House of Dante, each Italy, Florence, House of Galileo, each Italy, Genoa, Panorama, each Italy, Genoa, House in which Columbus was Born, each Italy, Genoa, House in which Americus Vespucci Lived, each Italy, Milan, Panorama, from Roof of Cathedral, each Italy, Milan, Cathedral, On the Roof of the Nave, each Italy, Milan, Cathedral, A Forest of Pinnacles, each Italy, Milan, Cathedral, Centre Spire, each Italy, Milan, Cathedral, Gargoyles, each Italy, Milan, Cathedral, Statue of Eve, each Italy, Milan, Cathedral, Statue of Adam, each Italy, Naples, Cathedral, Interior, The Altar, each Italy, Naples, Looking Up the Cable Road, each 215 COLORED Italy, Naples, Looking Down from Upper Station, each Italy, Naples, Lava Stream of 1858, each Italy, Naples, Making Ascent in Chair, each Italy, Naples, Making Ascent on Shoulders of Guides, each Italy, Pisa, Leaning Tower, Near View of Base, each ' Italy, Pisa, Bell and Bellringers on Top, each Italy, Pisa, View from Top, each Italy, Venice, Panorama, from Isle of St. George, each Italy, Venice, Grand Canal, from Rialto Bridge, each Italy, Venice, Gondolas on Grand Canal, each Italy, Venice, Rialto Bridge, each Italy, Venice, Bronze Horses, St. Mark's, each Italy, Venice, Ducal Palace, Portal, each Italy, Venice, Ducal Palace, Giant's Staircase, Side, each Italy, Venice, Ducal Palace, Giant's Staircase, Front, each Italy, Venice, House of Desdemona, each Italy, Venice, A Gondolier, each Italy, Carrara, Marble Quarry (636), each Italy, Carrara, Bringing Marble Blocks Down Hill (635), each Italy, Rome, St. John Lateran, Exterior, each Italy, Rome, St. John Lateran, Vestibule,, each Italy, Rome, St. John Lateran, Cloisters, each Italy, Rome, St. Paul's, Without the Walls, General View, each Italy, Rome, St. Paul's, Without the Walls, Interior Colonnade, each Italy, Rome, St. Paul's, Without the Walls, Mosaic, costing $250,000, each Italy, Rome, St. Paul's, Without the Walls, Cloisters, each ....'.. Italy, Rome, St. Peter's and the Vatican, each Italy, Rome, Among the Columns of the Colonnade, each Italy, Rome, Where Anthony Delivered His Oration, each Italy, Rome, Cirave of Keats, each Italy, Rome, Grave of Shelley's Heart, each Italy, Rome, The Tiber, from Top of Castle of St. Angelo, each Italy, Rome, Boats on the Tiber, each Italy, Rome, Bird's-Eve View, from Dome of St. Peter's, each Italy, Rome, Sistine Chapel, Altar Wall, Painting of Michael Angelo's Last Judgment, each 216 COLORED PLAIN 1 Italy, Rome, Sistine Chapel, Altar Wall, Perugino's Painting of Christ Giv- ing Keys to Peter, each Italy, Rome, Milking Goats, via Sistina, each Italy, Rome, Peasant Group, each Italy, Rome, Military Review, The King on Horseback, each Spain, Granada, Panorama, each Spain, Granada, Generalife Palace, each Spain, Palace of the Alhambra, Granada, each Spain, Palace of the Alhambra, General View, each Spain, Palace of the Alhambra and the Generalife, each Spain, Palace of the Alhambra, View from the Walls, each Spain, Palace of the Alhambra, Court of Colonnade, each Spain, Palace of the Alhambra, Court of Gate of Entrance, each Spain, Palace of the Alhambra, Court of Details of Sculpture, each Spain, Palace of the Alhambra, Hall of Justice, Details, each Spain, Palace of the Alhambra, The Mosque, Entrance, each Spain, Palace of the Alhambra, Sanctuary of the Moors, each Spain, Palace of the Alhambra, Tomb of Boabdill, each Spain, Madrid, Panorama, each Spain, Madrid, Royal Palace, Facade, each Spain, Madrid, Painting of the Immaculate Conception, each Spain, Madrid, Columbus Monument, each Spain, Palos, Convent of Rabida, each Spain, Palos, Convent of Rabida, Room Occupied by Christopher Colum- bus, each Spain, Seville, Panorama, each Spain, Seville, The Guadilquiver, each Spain, Toledo, Panorama, each Spain, Toledo, Cathedral, General View, each Spain, Toledo, Cathedral, Portal, each Spain, Toledo, Cathedral, Interior, each Spain, Toledo, Cathedral, Cloisters, each Spain, Toledo, Bridge, Alcantara, each Spain, Toledo, Moorish Tower, each Spain, Toledo, MandoHn Player, each Spain, Toledo, Group of Gypsies, each Spain, Toledo, Spanish Plowman, each 217 rOT.OREL PLAIN amid, each Egypt Back, each . Egypt each Egypt Egypt. Egypt Egypt. Egypt. Egypt. Egypt Egypt. Egypt Egypt Japan Japan Japan Japan Japan Japan each Japan Japan Alexandria and Vicinity, Street in Native Part, each . Egypt Egypt, Alexandria and Vicinity, Pompey's Pillar, each Egypt, Alexandria and Vicinity, Catacombs, each Egypt, Alexandria and Vicinity, Natives Swimming First Cataract, each . . Egypt, Cairo and Vicinity, Mosque of Mohammed Ali, Colonnade, each .... Egypt, Cairo and Vicinity, Mosque of Mohammed Ali, Court, each Egypt, Cairo and Vicinity, Mosque of Mohammed Ali, Fountain, each Egypt, Cairo and Vicinity, Mosque of Mohammed Ali, Tomb of Mohammed Ali, each Egypt, Cairo and Vicinity, Cotton Growing on Bank of Nile, each Egypt, Cairo and Vicinity, Arab Mounted on Camel, each Egypt, Cairo and Vicinity, Snake Charmers, each , Egypt, Gizeh Museum, Mummy Case Covers, highly ornamented, each .... Egypt, Gizeh and the Pyramids, Pyramid of Cheops, Ladies Ascending Pyr- Gizeh and the Pyramids, The Sphinx, Head (Rear), Tourists on Gizeh and the Pyramids, Tourists on Camels Doing the Pyramids, Gizeh and the Pyramids, Washing Buffaloes, each Philae, Temple of Isis, Capitals of East Colonnade, each Philae, Lunching Amid the Ruins, each Philae, Wady Haifa, Second Cataract of the Nile, each Karnak, Avenue of Sphinxes, each Karnak, Lotus Columns, each Suez, Panorama, each Suez, Pigrims for Mecca Taking Tea, each Suez, Dredge on Suez Canal, each Kasr-en-Nil, Camels Loaded, each Kyoto, Panorama, each Kyoto, Kimkakuji, Pin Tress, each Kyoto, Temple of Inari, Steps Leading up, each Kyoto, Temple of Inari, Entrance, each Kyoto, Temple of Inari, Main Shrine, each Kyoto, Temple of Inari, Stone Monument and Prayers Stuck in Tress, Kyoto, Temple of San-ju-san-gen-do, or 33,333 Gods, each Nikko, Sacred Bridge (Mi Hashi), each 218 COLORED PLAIN Japan, Niklco, Mausoleum of leyasu, Approach Yomei-mon Gate, each . Japan, Nikko, Mausoleum of leyasu, Karamon Gate, each Japan, Nikko, Mausoleum of leyasu, Karamon Carvings, each Japan, Tokyo, Panorama, from Twelve-story Tower, each Japan, Tokyo, The Ginza, A Principal Street, each Japan, Tokyo, Street View, each Japan, Tokyo, Mikado's Palace, each Japan, Tokyo, Twelve Story Tower, each Japan, Yokohama, Panorama, from Harbor, each Japan, Yokohama, Mole, each Japan, Yokohama, Scene on Canal, each Japan, Yokohama, A Street, each Japan, Yokohama, Japanese Residence, each Japan, Yokohama, Japanese Cemetery, each Japan, Customs, etc., Boy in Bed, each Japan, Customs, etc.. Ferry, each Japan, Customs, etc., Fire-alarm Bell, Town, each Japan, Customs, etc.. Fire Engine, each Japan, Customs, etc., Junk, four-masted, each Japan, Customs, etc.. Ploughing, each Japan, Customs, etc., Postman, each Japan, Customs, etc.. Rice, Fields and Farmhouse in Winter, each Japanj Customs, etc.. Rice Stacks, each Japan, Customs, etc.. Rice Reaping, each Japan, Customs, etc., Rice, Tying in Sheaves, each Japan, Customs, etc.. Rice, Women Carrying Sheaves, each Japan, Customs, etc.. Rice, Combing 'Off Heads, each Japan, Customs, etc.. Rice Pounding, each Japan, Customs, etc,. Rice Cleaning, each Japan, Customs, etc.. Watering the Street, each Japan, Fujiyama, Across Lake Hakone, each Japan, Fujiyama, Pilgrims to, each Rotterdam, 1223, each Rotterdam, 1224, each Rotterdam, 1225, each Rotterdam, 1226, each 219 COLORED PLAIN Rotterdam, 1227, each Rotterdam, 1228, each Rotterdam, Vren on Mense, 1229, each Rotterdam, 2904, each Amsterdam, 1210n, each South America, 3643, each East Indian Archipelago, 14802, each Amsterdam, 12139, each Amsterdam, 12101, each Amsterdam, Vegetable Market, 46, each Amsterdam, Flower Market, 40, each - Amsterdam, Fish Market, 12112, each Amsterdam, 1990, each Haarlem, 12178, each Amsterdam, 12131, each Delft, 12231, each Groningen, 12378, each Dordrecht, 10, each Middelburg, 12291, each Rotterdam, 5, each Kampen, 2397, each Delft, 12622, each Antwerp, 2072, each Antwerp, 12999, each Antwerp, 12949, each Antwerp, 12993, each Antwerp, 12944, each Holland and Belgium, 3624, each West Indies, 3644, each South America, 14813, each Slave Traffic in Africa, each Lisbon, 11207, each . Hemispheres, 716, each Roman Empire, 7243, each Bruges, 11167, each Africa, 3640, each 220 COLORED PLAIN Groningen, 12380, each Asia, 3642, each Europe, 14817, each Nizhni-Novgorod, 2313, each Egypt, 9045, each Egypt, 9031, each Bagdad, 2725, each Bagdad, 2728, each Damascus, 5809a, each Constantinople, 5559, each Constantinople, 5554, each Constantinople, 5504, each Constantinople, 5506, each Constantinople, 19631, each Constantinople, 5500, each Ephesus, 5609, each Temple of Diana, 3, each Ephesus, each Pharos of Alexandria, 7, each Colossus of Rhodes, 5, each Pyrdeus, 4, each Cordora, 13901, each Cairo, Sword Merchant, each Egypt, Alexandria, 9046, each . . . . Cordova, 13917, each Cordova, 13904, each Venice, 14494, each Venice, 14482, each Venice, 14496, each Amalfi, 13803, each Amalfi, 13801, each Amalfi, 13800, each Jerusalem, 5975, each Egypt, 718a, each Egyptian Antiquities, No. 2, each . Sidon, 6356, each 221 COLORED PLAIN Teheron, 15228, each Jerusalem, 6024, each ■ Journeying in the Desert, each Murcia, 14964, each Toledo, 14032, each Grenada, 13997, each Grenada, 13618, each Grenada, 13629, each Last Day of Corinth, each Florence, 13872, each Florence, 13870, each Genoa, 14040, each Genoa, 14051, each Venice at Night (colored), each Venice in Her Glory, each Venice, 14485, each Holy Land, Bay of Tyre, 6373, each Holy Land, Tyre, 6372, each Rome, Roman Forum, 13345, each Capri Island, 13845, each Persia, 15270, each Alexandria, 8921, each , Turkey, 5586, each Rome, 13276, each Holy Land, Tyre, 6370, each Cairo, 8986, each Rome, The Appian Way, 13010, each ■ Alexander's Entrance into Babylon, 14, each Greece-Olympian Games, each Turkey, Ephcsiis, 5608, each Jerusalem, 6213, each Stephenson's Engine Billy, each Greece, Corinth, 5407, each Rome, 13052a, each The Pyramids of Egypt, 1, each Rome, Forum of Augustus, 1, each 222 COLORED PLAIN India, 6246, each India, Bombay, 6424, each India, Madras, 17250, each Liverpool, 11, each York and Market Place, each India, 12867, each Tyre, 6378, each Yarmouth Harbor, each Women of Carthage, each Liverpool, 3454, each Turkey, Constantinople, 5500a, each Alexandria, 9027, each India, 12856, each Ceylon, 6612, each Boatman on the Nile, 8999, each Rome, 13503, each Persia Teheran, 15237, each India, 12849, each Austraha, 14801, each Calcutta, 1640, each Wall and Hanging Gardens of Babylon, 4, each . . Assyrian Marriage Market, each India, 12891, each India, 12852, each India, 12831, each .- India, 12878, each No. 10, Ruins of Babylon, each Persia, 15275, each Nizhm Norgorod, 2312, each Nizhm Norgorod, 2311, each India, 6149, eac . .h Holy Land, Women Grinding at Mill, 6242, each . Egyptian Threshing Machine, each India, 12837, each India, 12838, each India, 12886, each 223 COLORED PLAIN 1 Asia, 14812, each 1 Tyre, 6381, each. 1 Jerusalem, 6019, each 1 India, 12897, each 1 India, 12896, each Where catalogue numbers are given, price should be put in after each in blank space left for that purpose. No. Price, each. No. Price, each. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. Colored. Plain. Colored. Plain 1 Alaska 5646 3719 3719a. 18573 13514 10009. 3728 3729 3730. 3770 13493 13515. 13512 13949 13503 . 13502 3738 3734 . 1 Arizona 16702... 1051 8257. 8292 3832 3835 . .3838 3839 8261. 11292 11289 3840 . 5703 5704 11283. 11284 1 California 11060 6588 11076. 11072 11073 11074 . 11082 11084 5529. 6600 8288 8290 . 5823 11002a 13389. 13389a (Joss House Interior) 2323 . 11175 11177 11179. 11180 11178 11149$ . S282 5592 7829 . 7213 7215 11135. 11140 11147 11148. 11185 11186 4118. 7722 3898 7778. 6466 8752 8746. 6407 11128J 7654. 224 1 California . 1 Colorado , 1 District of Columbia. 1 Florida . No. Price, each. No. Price, each. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. Colored. Plain. Colored. Plain . 6370 11050 11050J 11051} 11055} 6451 11277 8765 11045 11045} 11118} 11107} 11106} 11163} 11164} 11166} 11138 11139}.. . 11147} . 2439 3013 4261 2319 2292 1199a 1197a 17370 7150 7160 7156 7188 4260 4250 4255 4204 2807 3216 2223 10914 10893 , . 1201 10825 2875 2878 3409 3457 10899 . . 10881 10845 2281 10842 7195 7198 4377 7159 1003 10923 . 476a 523 16650 517. 7262. 10049 . 891. 896. 893. 1 Georgia 16670 16673 7260 7261 7264 10055 16597 484 890 9583 1713 3603 892 894 11612 10315 1721. 9572 12823 864a. 12819 12785 9499. 3649 5815 3607 . 3725 3419 2899 2904 . 2891 225 1 Idaho . . 1 Illinois. 1 Iowa 1 Louisiana .... 1 Maine I Maiyland 1 Massachusetts 1 Michigan . 1 Minnesota . No. Price, each. Colored. Plain, 3029 7298 12150 12234 12202 12239 12240 18709 19225. 1560 10432 10429 4952 1753 1741. 1766 4699 866 814... 655 6907 668 16673 16671 701 16606 16650 11894 11359 13061 8102 4380 4771 10400 .: 4512 226 No. Price, each. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. Colored. Plain. 3440 3441 . 7306 3444 . 12155 12159. 12166 12217. 12183 12209. 12236 12238. 12241. , 18708. 97 2924 950 . 2928 10433 . 11756 10431. 11758 10446. 4701 4705 . 1744 1764. 1767 1779. 864. 861 667 1828. 1801 665 . 1844 11957. 11871 16672. 16670 16674. 16604 16605. 13067 6656. 6654 16620 . 16651 11979. 11885 11958. 13056 13062. 11985. . . . ; 11986. 10461 4378. 4381 4383 . 10402 4506 . 1 Missouri 1 New Hampshire. 1 New Jersey 1 New Mexico 1 New York City. No. Price, each. No. Price, each. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain Colored. Plain. Colored. Plain. 761 1652 . 11827 6680 1616 . 1608 1603 58 625 1606 1617 . 11769 . 14383 11823 11856 14382 4922 4930 . 13445 14464 19144 . 14374 ■ 14376 14378 . 14395 14304 436 ;. 437 438 439 440 441 442 443 14707 435 . 14427 431 14331 591 . 14441 14448 14452 444 445 446 447 448 449 3358 8236 10977 5651 5704 ^ 5705 5703 8189 10950 10951 10953a 10955 8210 8211 3355 10952 10964 4077 10957 10959 10972 5661 6a , 12 57$ 37 167 31 48a 42 18.... . 67a 70b 55 86 67 66a 63 64..... 70a 84 94 96a 100 . 253t 175 10120 , 10150 10165 . ... 10171 227 ' No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. 1 New York State 339 2139 3441 443 318 335t 195t 196$ 196M m 457 237 201 224 12435 12442 . 12393. 12389 12390 12416 12410 2784 12415 15664 166t 404a 2102 2111 2123 2804 2820 .• 2822 354 356a 357 358 359 4029 4059 12148 3 4 185. 188 12462a 8 178 10191 179 10190 1 All Sable Chasm 365 13650 366 . 437 1 Watkins Glen 534 535 537 538 5340 . 2796 2794 2817 1 North Dakota 2652 2650 5205 I Ohio 1856 1 Oklahoma 18716 1 Pennsylvania 1870 1730 1731 1732 464 . 2005... 2006 2017 . 6242 242 243 . 229 151 13521 . 7680 3749 . 8024 . 7641 11 . 3750. . 15407 7693 . 5734 . 5739 5745 5746 . 5741 5743 : . . . . . 5742 . 5740 12100 . 13083 . 13076 228 No. Price, each. No. Price, each. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. Colored. Plain. Colored. Plain. Pennsylvania 15561 7699 12108 12111 12112 12113 12119 12120 Delaware f ■" Water "" :' - . .. Gap 459.. 461 462 12207.. .. 1 Mauch Chunk 234 236 599 600 601 15538 15539 1 Rhode Island 11378 11385 11388 11391 11395 1700.... 1701 713 715.... 1 South Carohna 3383 •. 3375 1 South Dakota 2190 2192 1 Texas 3432 3433 3439 . . . . 1 Utah 10734 6573 1044. . . . 10722 1045 2657 . . . . 1392 1397 10720.... 1399 6572 5924.... 3824 3822 10731 . . . . 1 Virginia 894 891 872.... 880 883 884 5729 Luray Natural Twin Lakes Cave Bridge. . . 825 939 942H.... 14214 854 855 ... . 856 2 843.... 845 849 850.... 854 847 851 ... . 1 Washington "5315 5327 2778.... 13835 17187 10511.. .. 15746 15751 15752 . . . . 719 1 Wyoming 2204 7864 3633.... 4308 1 Vermont 16805 16806 16807 .... 16808 16809 16810 .... 229 1 Pan-American , 1 Canada . No. Price, each. Colored. Plain 21254 21258 21293 21322 21334 . . . . 21345 13747 13685 448 1418 1426 4100 1786 4141 , 834.. 1430 1456 , 1791 , 625 13765 480 2418 136 48210 4901 4958 4942 4946 4993 4981 4960 4970 4973 -. 14832 14864 14859 230 No. Price, each. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. Colored. Plain. 21255 21256 21264 21287 21297 21299 21330 21332 21343 21344 1725 13792. 13686 13683 . 456... 1417. 25 1425 . 2379 12515. 4101 4102. 1787 4140 . 1415 1488. 21 3011 . 1454 1446 . 1451 1790 . 1449 596. 13768 13766. 462 478 . 2414 474. 2409 1914. 29 30 . 48207 4900 . 4902 4930 . 4940 4941 . 4943 4945 . 4947 4989 . 4978 4980 . 4982 4983 . 4963 4964 . 4971 4972. 14866 14868. 14837 14836. 14852 14858. 14848 14871. No. Price, Colored. each. Plain. No. Price, Colored. each. Plain. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. 1 Canada 14840 1707 4151 14843 15 4152. 14826 4150 4153 4154 45 46 47 48 49 17764 17765 17770 17772 17780 13 29 1 Mexico ' 1465 10571 5486 11339 3989 10526 3991 10608 ....... 10568 1490 5444 10570 6747 5447 10535 11475 1480 11476 11380 10816 10814 3723 1484 1536 1470 10714 10719 10712 11397 1531 10721 11396 1497 .' . 5378 10653 10616 10617 11398 10586 11455 1567 , 3959..,.. 11385 3987 3982 3963a . 3963 , 8640 39571 . 3959J , 3960t 10632 1 Central America 18371 18384 ....:. 18392 4452 ..... . 18381 18388 . 4418 . 4451 . 18382 18391 . 4419 . 4453 1 8668 . 8658 . 8697 . 8683 8702 . 8700 • 8691 . 8704 . 8699 8705 . 8711 . 8636 8637 . 8638 . 8633 231 1 South America . 1 England . 1 Holland . . 1 Germany . No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. No. Price, ea'ch. Colored. Plain. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. 8632. 8634 8635 8631. 8630 8851 8842. 8843 3816 8680. 3847 3843 3844. 3849 8317 3840 3841 8876. 3823 8807 8814. 8831 8835 8828. 8817 8789 8827 8822. 8735 8758. 3817 8755 8757. 8775 8727 3822. 8837 8514 8483 8435 8436 8444 8516. 8470 8505. 8518 8531 8541. 8542 1163 8860. 3800 8566 8324. 8568 8557 14655. 14656 14657 18916. 10309 8840 10. 15 37 49. 60 19824. 17478 . 17479 17480 17481 . 17482 22051 22086 . 32 22117 22123. 22139 22057 16358. 16370 16382..., 16381 . 16412 13165 13172. 13182 13251 13023.' 13025 ~ 13030 13038. 13135 13078 13104. 13084 12043 " 16807 . 232 12030 12034. No. Price, each. No. Price, each. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. Colored. Plain. Colored. Plain. 1 Germany 1 Russia , 1 Italy 1 Africa 1 Egypt 13196 13200 13420 16309 16317 • 13022 5103 2308 2259 18025 5133...,.., 18050 18053 18060 2278 2311 2312 2188 18120 18118 18170 18177 18178 18209 18215 18206 18220 18226 18230 18350 18353 18356 18385 18401 18405 18410 9831 9850 9873 9882 9874 785 20431 2431 2432 20419 35 17628 8 ..... 28 10120 47 87540 16145 23 ..... 20 19385 5710 10565 10572 10557 2684 2691 2904 2907 2905 2923 2919 15401 15406 15411 15414 15418 15415 2912 2918 18007 1168 17511 -. 40305 17513 17531 17260 17262 17265 17267 20152 17538 18 19 8 37 38 9 10 40114 39 17 18 8959 9307a 233 No. Price, each. No. Price, each. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. Colored. Plain. Colored. Plain. 1 China 12264 12266 3527 3500 12299 5000 5002 5005 5013 : , , ■ 3693 3695 7905 I 12231 5035 5036 5039 5040 19264 19295 19307 19315 3684 3687 5137 19329 3545 5140 5113 5119 3570 3572 41 42 43....... 44 45.. 46 47 3584 5133 3586 1 India 17001... 17002 17023 1675 1676 6426 6431 6427 6441 6442 1640 1625 1628 16311 1630.... 17285 13566 12844 6483 12851 12855 12861 357 358 12875 12890 12834 12906 3649a 6500 6504 6506 6553 6554 6560 6543 6609 6632 36 37 6563 1 Australia 1 7 16 49 4624 44 50 51 2 4 50 1. 21 1179 1186. 3 20 38. 39 17985 Industries 37 50 53 . 234 No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. No. Price, Colored. each. Plain. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. New South Wales . . . 60. 30679. 48 Queensland 21. 57. Australian Birds .... . . 30453. 1 Indian life . . 2686 . 21152. 2232. 5904. 2229 5714 21177. ' 5718. 21175. 2685 1 Canada, Indian Reservation .... . . 1817. 2168. 13690. 13696 . 2161. 2159. 13692. 2167 13688 13693 1 set Merchant of Venice, 12 slides, colored, per set of 12 s 1 lides . . 1 Astronomy 2 . 7 9 . 10 . 13 17 . 18 . 19 25 . 30 . 39 42 . 47 . 49 57 . 61 . 64 1 American History 1 . 8 . 18 . 1*. 10 . 20c. 7 11 22 23 . 24 . 30 32 . 40 . 41a 43a. 45 . 47 48 . 53 . 54 60 . 62 . 64 70 . 70a. 71 72 : 81 . 81b 82 . 93 . 88 . 93a. 92a 93b 94 . 98a. 119 . 134 . 98 98* 98b. 124 . 138 . 114 133 142 145 . 147 . 149 150a. 159 ,. 160a 235 No. Price, each. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. Colored. Plain. American History 162 . 9 . 21 . 28 . 38 . 48a. 57 . 67 . 83 . 98c. 117 . 20a. 23d. 36 . 42 . 58 75. 85 100 150 Price, each. Colored. Plain. No. Price, each. Colored. Plain. 20b. 26 . 37 . 44 . 51 . 59 . 77 . 92 . 105 . 160 . Price, each. Colored. Plain. 1 Flags England France Germany Italy Russia 1 Black Pepper Catus Cinnamon Clove Cocoa Coffee Figs Olives Nutmeg Peruvian bark Pineapple Pomegranate Poppy Tea Vanilla 1 Portraits Bryant Columbus Dickens Emerson Franklin Fulton Grant Holmes Lafayette Lincoln Longfellow Milton Morse . Pitt Paul Revere Sir Walter Scott .... Sherman General Scott Shakespeare Sheridan Stowe Tennyson George Washington Martha Washington. Whittier 236 Price. set Paul Revere's Ride, 8 slides, colored Per set of 8 slides " Irving's Rip Van Winkle, 6 slides, colored " " 6 " " Huinan Physiology Explained, 48 slides " " 48 " " Physical Geography, 50 slides -. " " 50 " " Life of Washington, 12 slides, colored " " 12 " " Life of Lincoln, 12 slides, colored " " 12 " " Views on the Solar System, 50 slides, uncolored " " 50 " " Views on Geology, 24 slides, fine, colored " " 24 " " Views on Geology, Nos. 25-44, inclusive, 20 slides, uncolored . . " " 20 " Views on the Extinct Animals, 6 slides, uncolored " " 6 " " Views on the Ideal Geographical Landscape, 18 slides, uncolored " " 18 " " Views on Botany, 20 slides, uncolored " " 20 " " Views on the Natural Phenomena, 12 slides, fine, colored " " 12 " 6 wooden slide boxes (to hold 50 slides), each PICTURES AND FRAMES. In all cases the picturfe and the frame will be awarded as one item. The price must include the setting of the picture in the frame, fixtures, etc., and the hanging of the pictures in the particular school building designated. All glass must be first quality, French, selected, and be without blows or waves. The back of the frame must be made dust-proof by heavy manila paper covering. WADLEIGH HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX. 36 East 12th St., Borough of Manhattan. Elson carbon Photographs, mounted on heavy granite board, 30x44 inches, size A: (The following 9 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Wounded Amazon, each 1 Victory of Samothrace, each 1 Aurora, each 1 Horses of Achilles, each 1 Durham Cathedral, each 1 Amiens Cathedral, each 1 Hermes, each 1 Augustus, each 1 Kenilworth Castle (general view), each 9 frames for above, 4. inch, Flemish oak, each 237 WOODSIDE HIGH SCHOOL. Woodside Ave., 2d and 3d Sts., Wood.side, Borough of Queens. The following from catalogue of A. W. Elson & Co.: (The following 3 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) Price. 1 George Washington, Elson Photogravure, each 1 Abraham Lincoln, Elson Photogravure, each 1 Old Ironsides, Elson Photogravure, each 3 frames for above, 2^ inch, antique oak, 2.5x30 inches, each (The following 4 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Longfellow's Study, Elson Carbon, size B, each 1 Poet's Corner, Elson Carbon, size B, each 1 Relief from Arch of Titus, Elson Carbon, size B, each 1 Valley of the Tocciues, Elson Carbon, size B, each 4 frames for above, 2^ inch, antique oak, each (The following 2 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Melon Eaters (Hanf. Carbon), Imp. size, each 1 Spaniels of King Charles Breed (Hanf. Carbon), Imp. size, each 2 frames for above, 2^ inch, antique oak, each (The following 2 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Temple of Victory (Acropolis), white and black, Elson Carbon, size A, each 1 Sphinx Excavation (Egypt) Elson Carbon, size A, each 2 frames for above, 4 inch, antique oak, 30x42 inches, each (The following 13 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Forum (Rome), white and black, Elson Carbon, size A, each 1 Lyon Gate Mycenea, white and black, Elson Carbon, size A, each 1 Luxor Temple (Egypt), Elson Carbon, size A, each 1 Notre Dame (Paris), Elson Carbon, size A, each 1 Victory of Samothrace, white and black, Elson Carbon, size A, each 1 Three Fates (British Museum), Elson Carbon, size A, each 1 North Frieze of Parthenon, Elson Carbon, size A, each 1 Augustus Ca>sar, Elson Carbon, size A, each 1 Taj Mahal, Elson Carbon, size A, (India) each 1 St. Peter's Cathedral and Vatican, Elson Carbon, size A, each 1 Aurora, Elson Carbon, size A, each 1 Amiens Cathedral (France), Elson Carbon, size A, each ■ 238 Price 1 Dying Gladiator, Elson Carbon, size A, each 13 frames for above, 4 inch, antique oalv, 30x44 inches, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Horses of Achilles, Elson Carbon, size A, each 1 frame for above, 4 inch, antique oak, each (The following 2 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Defregger's Madonna (Hanf. Carbon), extra size, each 1 Windmill (Hanf. Carbon), extra size, each 2 frames for above, 4 inch, antique oak, with brown mats, each (The following 2 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) *1 Paestum (City of Posidon), Elson Carbon, size A, each *1 Maison Carree (Nimes, France), Elson Carbon, size A, each , . ...;.. * These two pictures to be framed with partition to fit space 33x76 inches. Frame 4 inch, antique oak. (The following 2 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) *1 South Porch of Erectheum (Acropolis), Elson Carbon, size A, each *1 Arch of Constantine (Rome), Elson Carbon, size A, each * These two pictures to be framed to fit a space 33x76 inches (framed with partition). Frame 4 inch, antique oak. FAR ROCKAWAY HIGH SCHOOL, State St. and Roanoke Avenue, Far Rockaway, Borough of Queens. The following from catalogue of A. W. Elson & Co.: (The following 2 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Washington Crossing the Delaware, size A, each 1 Poet's Corner, size A, each 2 frames for above, 4 inch, Flemish oak, each (The following 3 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 George Washington, portrait, each 1 Martha Washington, portrait, each 1 Ijongfellow, portrait, each 3 frames for above, 3 inch, Flemish oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Landscape, with Windmill, Imperial size, each 1 frame' for above, 4 ' inch, Flemish oak, each 239 ^ ■ ~ Price (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Avenue of Middelharnis, extra size, each 1 frame for above, 4 inch, Flemish oak, each (The following 2 pictiu-es and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 I Hear a Voice, largest size, each 1 Departure of Mayflower, largest size, each 2 frames for above, 4 inch, Flemish oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Constitution, each 1 frame for above, 3 inch, Flemish oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Sistine Madonna, size E, each 1 frame for above, 4 inch, Flemish oak, each STAPLETON HIGH SCHOOL, Broad St., Stapleton, Borough of Richmond. The following from catalogue of A; W. Elson & Co.: (The following 12 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) Elson Carbon Canterbury Cathedral, size A, each " Amiens Cathedral, size A, each " Lichfield Cathedral, west front, size A, each " York Cathedral, west front, size A, each " Santa Sophia, interior, size A, each . " St. Peter's, interior, size A, each ,....:... " Taj Mahal, size A, each " Temple of Edfu (general view), size A, each " Parthenon, Rome, size A, each ... , " Kenilworth Castle (general view), size A, each " Augustus from Prima Porta, size A, each " Moses — Michel Angelo, size A, each 12 frames for above, 4 inch, Flemish oak, each (The following 2 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Elson Photogravure Surrender of Cornwallis, 35x45, each 1 " Surrender of Burgoyne, 35x45, each 2 frames for above, 2+ inch, Flemish oak, each , 240 Price (The followang 4 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Elson Engraving Pm^itans Going to Church, 25x32, each 1 " Departure of the Maj^flower, 26x42, each 1 " Return of the Mayflower, 26x42, each 1 Elson Photogravure Portrait, Henry W. Longfellow, 28x38, each 4 frames for above, 2J inch, Flemish oak, each The following from the publications of the Berlin Photographic Co., 14 E. 23d St., City: (The following 4 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Photogravure Rosetti, Dante's Dream, 15f x28f , each 1 " Alma-Tadema, Reading from Homer, 16x33, each 1 " Leighton, Captive Andromache, 16f x35, each 1 " Barth, Choosing the Caskets, 20x29^, each 4 frames for above, 4 inch, oak, each The following from the publications of Frank Hegger, 288 Fifth Ave., New York City, Size of pictures about 24x36 : (The following 9 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Hegger Imported Carbon Cloister of Certosa de Pavia, each 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Cloister of St. Paul's beyond the Walls, each Grand Canal, Venice, each Court of Lions, Alhambra, each Road to the Pyramids, Cairo, each Matterhorn, Switzerland, each St. Mark's Cathedral, each Westminster Abbey, each Cologne Cathedral, each 9 frames for above, 4 inch, oak, each TOTTENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, Academy Place, Tottenville, Borough of Richmond. The following from the publications of the Berlin Photo. Co. : (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Reading from Homer, Alma Nid, 16x33 inches, each. 1 frame for above, 4 inch, oak, each 241 Price (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Childe Harold, Dicksie, 15^x21 inches, each 1 frame for above, 2^ inch, oak, close, each (The following 2 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 A Heavy Loss, Morgan, 14x21 inches, each 1 Mill in Eiffel Mountains, Schultz, 14x21 inches, each : 2 frames for above, 3 inch, oak, close, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Saved, Sperling, 14^x20| inches, each 1 frame for above, 3 inch, oak, close, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Puss at Bay, Hunt, 15x21 inches, each 1 frame for above, 3 inch, oak, close, each The following from the publications of the J. R. Lynch Co. : (The following 3 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Faithful and True, Barber, 12x16 inches, each 1 Two Mothers, Gardner, 12x16 inches, each 1 Foes or Friends, Morris, 12x16 inches, each 3 frames for above, 3 inch, oak, close, each (The followdng picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Oxen Going to Labor, Troyon, size III, 17x24 inches, each 1 frame for above, 3 inch, oak, close, each The following from the publications of Curtis & Cameron: (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 The Flight of Night, Hunt, 16x20 inches, each 1 frame for above, 3 inch, black, close, each The following from the publications of Foster Bros.: (The following 2 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Shepherd's Lane, Mauve, 16x22 inches, each 1 Flocks Returning Home, Mauve, 16x22 inches, each 2 frames for above, 3 inch, black, close, each 242 Price The following from the publications of Soule Art Co.: (The following 2 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Five Rabbits, Mauve, 7x20 inches, each 1 Two Rabbits, Mauve, 7x20 inches, each 2 frames for above,, 1-^ inch, black, outside mounts, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Roman Forum, size III, each 1 frame for above, 3 inch, oak, close, each (The follo'n'ing picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Watering the Cattle, Dupre, 16x21 inches, each 1 frame for above, 3 inch, oak, close, each The following from the publications of Franz Hanfstaengl. (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Chariot Race, Wagner, 12x21 inches, each : 1 frame for above, 3 inch, oak, close, each PORT RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL, Heberton Avenue, Port Richmond, Borough of Richmond. The following from the publications of Foster Bros. : (The follomng picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Platinum Washington (Stuart's), 20x22 inches, each 1 oak frame for above, 4 inches, each (The follo\\ing 3 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Platinum Hawthorne, 16x18 inches, each 1 " Scott, 16x18 inches, each 1 " Shepherd's Lane, Mauve, 16x18 inches, each ■3 oak frames for above, 3 inches, each The f()llo\\'ing from the publications of Braim, Clement & Co. : (The foUowiiig picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Foreign Carbon Sir Galahad, Watts, 18x10 inches, each 1 frame for above, 3 inches, each 243 Price (The following 2 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Foreign Carbon The Gleaners, Millet, 16x20 inches, each 1 " The Sowers, Millet, 16x20 inches, each 2 oak frames for above, 3 inches, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Foreign Carbon Ploughing, Bonheur, 20x12 inches, each 1 oak frame for above, 4 inches, each .r-. . . (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Foreign Carbon St. Peter's, No. 3, each ' 1 oak frame for above, 4 inches, each The following from the publications of the Soule Art Co. : (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 American Carbon Matterhorn, 14x17 inches, each 1 frame for above, 3 inches, each (The following 4 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 American Carbon Notre Dame Cathedral, No. 3, 20x26 inches, each 1 " Pyramids and Sphinx, No. 3, 20x26 inches, each 1 " Colossiem,, No. 3, 20x26 inches, each 1 " Parthenon, No. 3, 20x26 inches, each 4 oak frames for above, 4 inches, each The following from the pubhcations of A. W. Elson & Co.: (The following 2 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 Photogravure Lincoln, 16x18 inches, each '. 1 " Grant, 16x18 inches, each 2 oak frames for above, 3 inches, oak, quartered, each Miscellaneous puljlications : (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Engraving Washington Crossing the Delaware, 16x22 inches, published by Fishel, Adler & Schwartz, each 1 oak frame for above, 4 inches, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Photogravure Battle of Lake Erie, 16x22 inches, published by Christian Klackner, each 1 oak frame for above, 4 inches, each 244 Price (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Bromid Enlarg. Niagara Falls, 22x24 inches, published by Dame, each 1 oak frame for above, 4 inches, each ERASMUS HALL HIGH SCHOOL, Flatbush Avenue, near East Broadway, Borough of Brooklyn. The following fronithe publications of Braun, Clement & Co.: (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Dresden 20,080 Sistine Madonna, 34^x42 inches, each 1 frame for above, 4 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Amsterdam 313 Rembrandt Syndico, 20x30 inches, each 1 frame for above, 3 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Amsterdam 314a Rembrandt Mme. Bas, 14^x18^ inches, each ' 1 frame for above, 2 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Vienna Lichtenstein 696 Rembrandt Marine, 11^x16^ inches, each 1 frame for above, 2 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Dresden 1321 Rembrandt Himself, 14^x18 inches, each 1 frame for above, 2 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Dresden 1319 Rembrandt Head of Old Man, 14|xl8i inches, each 1 frame for above, 2 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Dresden 1317 Rembrandt Old Woman Weighing Gold, 15fxl8 inches, each. . . 1 frame for above, 2 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Dresden 1310 Rembrandt Bust of Saskia, 15^xl8| inches, each 1 frame for above, 2 inch, dark brown oak, each 245 Price (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Berlin 19779 Rembrandt Vision of Daniel, 14^xl7| inches, each 1 frame for above, 2 inch, dark brown oak, each '. (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Berlin 19776 Rembrandt Portrait of a Rabbi, 13^x18 inches, each 1 frame for above, 2 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Coll Warnecke 16428b Rembrandt Head of a Laughing Man, 6^x71 inches, each. 1 frame for above, 1 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Amsterdam 346a Jean Steen Dancing Lessons, 14xl6J inches, each 1 frame for above, 2 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Amsterdam 388 Avy de Vols The Violin Player, 7^x9^ inches, each 1 frame for above, 1 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Amsterdam > 470a Van Dyck Portrait of a Man, ll|xl8 inches, each 1 frame for above, 2 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Berlin 19721 A. Cuyp Landscape at the Border of a River, 8x10^ inches, each . , 1 frame for above, 1 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Berlin 19734 Fr. Halz The Sorceress of Haarlem, 23^x28 inches, each 1 frame for above, 3 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following 2 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) . 1 Amsterdam 115 F. Van Ostade The Village Inn, 23^x29^ inches, each 1 St. Petersburg 10.55 P. Potter The Wolf Dog, 23^x29^ inches, each 2 frames for above, 3 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Amsterdam 124 J. Ruj^sdael The "Windmill, 24x30 inches, each 1 frame for above, 3 inch, dark brown oak, each 246 Price (The following 3 pictures and frames will be awarded as one item.) 1 St. Petersburg 904 G. Dou The Herring Dealer, 7|xlOi inches 1 frame for above, 1 inch, arch top, dark brown oak, each 1 St. Petersburg 905 G. Dou The Herring Dealer, 7^x10^ inches. .... 1 frame for above, 1 inch, arch top, dark brown oak, each 1 St. Petersburg 906 G. Dou Artist Playing VioHn, 7fxl0^ inches 1 frame for above, 1 inch, arch top, dark brown oak, each To be framed together (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Amsterdam 354 G. Terburg The Father's Advice, about 24x30 inches, each. . 1 frame for above, 3 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Antwerp 101 S. de Vos The Artist, 13^x17^ inches, each 1 frame for above, 2 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Antwerp 315 P. P. Reubens Descent from the Cross, 22^x30 inches, each . . . 1 frame for above, 3 inch, dark brown oak, each (The following picture and frame will be awarded as one item.) 1 Hague 27,111 Paul Potter Bull, 22x30 inches, each 1 frame for above, 3 inch, dark brown oak, each 247 ^i.vA:; ■M M. ^M^ •^■i- ."•'^.'^rif v.- ■-^VJ.V- i(^i/^S!(; t W Air;:'-? . ,•'■ ^^.- ■ u :V1