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BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 
 OF 
 
 COLUMBIANA 
 
 1754.1904 
 
 PUBLISHED ON THE 
 
 One Hundred and Fiftieth 
 Anniversary 
 
 OF THE 
 
 Founding of Kings College 
 
 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 
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COLUMBIANA 
 
 A BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 
 OF 
 
 MANUSCRIPTS, PAMPHLETS AND BOOKS 
 
 RELATING TO THE HISTORY OF 
 
 KING'S COLLEGE 
 
 COLUMBIA COLLEGE 
 
 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 
 
 PREPARED BY 
 
 CHARLES ALEXANDER NELSON 
 
 Head Reference Librarian 
 
 PUBLISHED ON THE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY 
 
 OF KING'S COLLEGE 
 
 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 
 October 31, 1904 
 

 
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AN EXPLANATION AND AN APPEAL 
 
 The manuscripts, pamphlets and books which have been placed 
 on exhibition upon the One hundred and fiftieth Anniversary of the 
 College are intended to illustrate, so far as may be, the history 
 and growth of King's College, Columbia College, and Columbia 
 University, but in no respect to represent the literary productions 
 which have emanated from these sources. The original charter of 
 the Governors of the College of the Province of New York in the 
 City of New York in America and the minutes of their meetings, 
 the grant of King's Farm, the series of diplomas representing the 
 administrations of twelve presidents, the autograph letters of many 
 distinguished officers and alumni, the records of the Alumni Asso- 
 ciation and of classes, and the publications showing the growth and 
 development of the College, possess, it is believed, much historic 
 and personal interest. 
 
 The collection covered by this Bibliography has been the accu- 
 mulation of time rather than of effort, and is in no sense complete, 
 for only within the past few years has any systematic attempt been 
 made to bring together and collate all that may properly be called 
 " Columbiana." But having attained its present size, the collection 
 should be, and it is hoped will be, increased by gifts of publications 
 of all kinds, class and alumni records and other memorabilia, either 
 in manuscript or print, relating in any way to the University, its 
 officers, alumni and students. It is intended that all such records 
 shall be carefully preserved and systematically arranged in a sepa- 
 rate room in the University Library, in order that they may be avail- 
 able to the Alumni and to all who are interested in the history and 
 life of the University. 
 
 John B. Pine, 'yy, 
 
 Clerk of the Trustees 
 Columbia University 
 October 31, 1904 
 
 1 9 
 

 VI ITY 
 
 V or 
 
 A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MATTER RELATING TO 
 
 KING'S COLLEGE, COLUMBIA COLLEGE 
 
 AND COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 
 
 As this Bibliography is intended to cover only what might be called the 
 historical section of a collection of Columbiana, official publications, such as cata- 
 logs, announcements, etc., are not included. 
 
 Alumni Association see Associa- 
 tion of the Alumni 
 
 Architecture 
 
 Architectural education in the United 
 States, rv: Columbia College, New 
 York. (In Atner. Architect and Build- 
 ing News. 1888. 24:251-2. ill.) 
 
 Hamlin, Alfred Dwight Foster. 
 Department of Architecture. (In 
 School of Mines Quarterly. 1890-1. 
 12:273-4.) 
 
 The new course in architecture. (In 
 Columbia Spectator. 1882-3. 11:64.) 
 
 Ware, William Robert. The in- 
 struction in architecture at the School 
 of Mines; a paper read before the 
 Alumni Association of Columbia Col- 
 lege, June 12, 1888. [New York, 1888.] 
 O. 16 p. 
 
 Reprinted from School of Mines Quarterly, 
 Nov. 1888. xo, no. 1 : 28-43. 
 
 Memorandum as to the pro- 
 posed course of architecture in the 
 School of Mines. (In School of Mines 
 Quarterly. 1881. 3:1-4.) 
 
 Professional draughtsmen as 
 
 special students in the School of Ar- 
 chitecture. (In same. 1896-7. 18: 
 422-9.) 
 
 School of Architecture; an 
 
 address to the Architectural League of 
 New York. New York, 1898. O. 8 p. 
 
 Reprinted from the Amer. Architect and 
 Building News, Aug. 6, 1898. 
 
 The School of Architecture in 
 
 its new quarters. New York, 1898. 
 O. 15 p. pi. 
 
 Reprinted from School of Mines Quarterly, 
 April, 1898. 19 : 289-96. 
 
 The School of Architecture: 
 
 Its resources and methods. (In Co- 
 lumbia University Quarterly. 1899- 
 1900. 2 : 242-56.) 
 
 — - The study of architectural 
 drawing in the School of Architecture. 
 [New York, 1896.] O. 32 p. 22 pi. 
 
 Reprinted from School of Mines Quarterly, 
 April and July, 1896. 17: 226-35, 3 66 ~77. 
 
 The study of architectural 
 
 history at Columbia College. [New 
 York, 1895.] O. p. 56-67. pi. 
 
 Reprinted from School of Mines Quarterly, 
 Nov. 1895. 17, no, 1 : 56-67. 
 
 Warren, Charles Peck. The course 
 in architectural practice. (In School 
 of Mines Quarterly. 1899-1900. ai : 
 337~49- PL) 
 
 Association of the Alumni 
 
 Account of the annual dinner of 
 1890 . . . the inaugural dinner of Pres- 
 ident Seth Low. . . . [New York, 
 1890.] O. 58 p. 
 
 Alumni directory. (In Columbia 
 Spectator. 1885-6. 17 : no. 4, suppl. 
 1886-7. 19: no. 4, suppl.) 
 
 1886-7, 1889, 1891, 1897, 1902. 
 
 [New York, 1886-1902.] D. 
 
 The Alumni luncheon [1903]. (In 
 Columbia University Quarterly. 
 1902-3. 5:403-23.) 
 
 The Alumni luncheon [1904]. (In 
 same. 1903-4. 6:405-18.) 
 
 The alumni meeting [to consider 
 the question of removal.] (In Co- 
 lumbia Spectator. 1892. 30: 19-21.) 
 
 Report from the Standing 
 
 Committee. (In same. 1893-4. 33: 
 1 1-2. 1896. 38:54-S-) 
 
 Barnard, F. A. P. Letter, to Fred- 
 eric R. Coudert, president of the 
 Alumni Association. (In School of 
 Mines Quarterly. 1886-7. 8:164-6.) 
 
 Letter to the Association of 
 
 the Alumni. (In Columbia Spectator. 
 1886-7. i9:55H5.) 
 
 Columbia alumni in politics. (In 
 same. 1886-7. 19:29.) 
 
 Columbia College and its future site. 
 [New York.] March, 1892. O. 40 p. 
 ill. 
 
 Columbia's future home. Alumni 
 vote to move uptown. President Low's 
 address favoring a change of site; a 
 
Columbiana 
 
 committee appointed. (In N. Y. 
 Tribune. Feb. 27, 1892.) 
 
 The dinner of the Alumni Associa- 
 tion. (In Acta Columbiana. 1873-4. 
 6 : 105-15.) 
 
 Greene, Richard Henry. Columbia 
 College alumni who have held official 
 positions. (In N. E. Historical and 
 Genealogical Register. 1889. 43:311- 
 2.) 
 
 Official positions held by 
 
 alumni of Yale, Princeton, Columbia. 
 . . . Boston, 1890. O. p. 27-30. 
 
 List of Columbia graduates holding 
 positions in higher institutions of 
 learning. (In Columbia University 
 Quarterly. 1903-4. 6 : s 71.) 
 
 List of members [from 1791-1864]. 
 New York, 1865. S. 17 p. 
 
 McVickar, John. Alumni anniver- 
 sary of Columbia College, New- York. 
 Address delivered in the College 
 Chapel, 4th October, 1837. New- York, 
 1837. O. 40 p. 
 
 Moore, John Bassett. Columbia 
 alumni in diplomacy. (In Columbia 
 University Quarterly. 1898-9. 1 : 
 225-40.) 
 
 Moore, Nathaniel Fish. Address to 
 the Alumni of Columbia College de- 
 livered . . . March 16, 1844. New 
 York, 1848. Nar. D. 36 p. 
 
 Necrology. See indexes to volumes 
 of the Columbia University Quar- 
 terly, and Biographies and Ne- 
 crology, below. 
 
 Ogden, Cadwalader Evans. The 
 Alumni Association of Columbia Col- 
 lege. (In Cap and Gown. 1869-70. 
 2:17-9.) 
 
 Reception in honour of Henry Dris- 
 ler and J. H. Van Amringe . . . May 
 4, 1894 [New York, 1894.] O. 46 p. 
 
 Report of the Alumni Council. (In 
 Columbia University Bulletin-. 1896. 
 no. 15 : 10-13.) 
 
 Report of the committee on athletics. 
 (In Columbia Spectator. 1887-8. 21: 
 20-2.) 
 
 Report of the committee, on the lo- 
 cation of the College; adopted May 
 17, 1872. New York, 1872. O. 16 p. 
 
 Report of the General Committee 
 [on the proposed centennial celebra- 
 tion]. New York, 1854. O. 27 p. 
 
 Report of the special committee ap- 
 pointed . . . October 3d, 1870, to " ex- 
 press their judgment on the question 
 of the location of the College," together 
 with the report of the minority of the 
 committee. [New York] 1871. O. 24 p. 
 
 Report of the sub-committee on 
 organization to the General Committee 
 of Alumni. [May 17, 1854.] [New 
 York, 1854] O. 13 p. 
 
 Sloan, William Simpson. The As- 
 sociation of the Alumni of Columbia 
 College. (In Columbia Spectator.) 
 
 Two-page clipping. 
 
 Van Amringe, John Howard. Ad- 
 dress before the Alumni Association on 
 May 4, 1894. (In same. 1894. 34: 
 66-70.) 
 
 Athletics 
 
 Aldermanic congratulations. (In 
 Acta Columbiana. 1878-9. 11:99-100.) 
 
 The Alumni Athletic Club of Colum- 
 bia College. (In School of Mines 
 Quarterly. 1890-1. 12:80-1.) 
 
 The Athletic Association and its 
 prospects. (In Columbia Spectator. 
 1883-4. 13:18-9.) 
 
 Signed W. 
 
 Athletic debt funded. (In same. 
 1900-1. 44: no. 45.) 
 
 Athletic report of Sub-committee . . . 
 of various universities . . . with Rules. 
 (In same. 1900-1. 44: no. 3-4.) 
 
 Bangs, Francis Sedgwick. Colum- 
 bia in the Poughkeepsie regatta. (In 
 Columbia University Quarterly. 
 1900-1. 3:371-3-) 
 
 The boating flags of the Class of 
 '57. (In Columbia Spectator. 1880-1. 
 7:ii4-5-) 
 
 Collis, Lloyd. Track athletics dur- 
 ing the past three or four years at Co- 
 lumbia. (In Columbia Spectator. 
 1892-3. 31:84-5, 112, 137.) 
 
 Columbia Athletic Union. Com- 
 ments. (In Morningside. 1896-7. 1, 
 no. 10: 16-21.) 
 
 Columbia College athletic grounds. 
 (In School of Mines Quarterly. 1889- 
 90. 11 : 185-8.) 
 
 Columbia College Athletic Union. 
 The athletic constitution. (In Colum- 
 bia Spectator. 1889-90. 26:51-2.) 
 
 The Columbia College Union. (In 
 Columbia Literary Monthly. 1894-5. 
 3:317-26, 367-72.) 
 
Columbiana 
 
 Proposed constitution of the 
 
 new Athletic Union. (In Columbia 
 Spectator. 1894-5. 35 : 152. 1896-7. 
 39: 100-4.) 
 
 [The Columbia crew at Poughkeep- 
 sie, 1895.] ill. (In Harper's Weekly. 
 1895- 39:594-4 642.) 
 
 The Columbia Oval. (In Columbia 
 Spectator. 1891-2. 29 : 3. 1892-3. 31 : 
 18, 24) 
 
 Official diagram of the Colum- 
 bia oval. (In same. 1890-1. 28:77.) 
 
 Columbia University Athletic Asso- 
 ciation. Constitution. (In same. 
 1899-1900. 43 : no. 20-2.) 
 
 New constitution. (In same. 
 
 1900-1. 44: no. 34.) 
 
 Athletic Association dissolved. 
 
 (In same. 44: no. 47.) 
 
 Columbia University Rowing Club. 
 Report on, and proposed Constitution. 
 (In same. 1900-1. 44: no. 21-2. 
 
 Columbia-Pennsylvania football 
 game. 1901. (In Harper's Weekly. 
 1901. 45:1158-9. ill.) 
 
 Columbia- Yale football game. 1901. 
 (In same. 1901. 45:1134-5. ill.) 
 
 Columbia's athletic grounds. (In 
 Columbia Spectator. 1890-1. 28:35-6.) 
 
 Columbia's big games. (In same. 
 1901-2. 45: no. 16.) 
 
 Columbia's new athletic grounds. 
 (In same. 1890-1. 27:53. plan.) 
 
 Cornell, Robert Clifford. History 
 of rowing at Columbia. (In Columbia 
 University Bulletin. December, 1897. 
 no. 18:6-13.) 
 
 Crew matters. (In Morningside. 
 1896-7. i, no. 8: 1-5.) 
 
 Crewcial questions printed for the 
 delight of the Union and the Univer- 
 sity, by The Morningside. [New York] 
 A. D. 1896. D. 4 p. (Morningside 
 pamphlet no. 1.) 
 
 The Edwin Gould boat house. (In 
 Columbia Spectator. 1895-6. 37:1, 
 4-7, ill. 1897-8. 40: 196, ill.) and (in 
 Harper's Weekly. 1895. 39:738, ill.) 
 
 Etheridge, John. The way a race 
 may be won. (In Morningside. 1896- 
 7. 1, no. 1 : 17-22.) 
 
 Hallock, William. College athlet- 
 ics. (In Columbia Spectator. 1893- 
 4. 33:91-2.) 
 
 Harvard-Columbia football game. 
 1901. (In Harper's Weekly. 1901. 
 45 : 1086. ill.) 
 
 Has well, Charles Haynes. [Stu- 
 dent athletics prior to 1857.] (In his 
 Reminiscences of an octogenarian. 
 1896, p. 81-2.) 
 
 Intercollegiate athletic calendar: 
 Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Columbia, 
 Cornell, Pennsylvania, authentic rec- 
 ords. . . . 1852 - 1900. Columbia ed. 
 Newark, 1900. Obi. D. v. 3. ill. 
 
 Kemp, James Furman. History of 
 faculty regulation of athletics at Co- 
 lumbia. (In Columbia University 
 Quarterly. 1901-2. 4:33-40,168-75.) 
 
 Kirchwey, George Washington. 
 The problem of athletic control. (In 
 same. 1902-3. 5:15-23.) 
 
 Lawson, William Thornton. Object 
 and aims of the Columbia College 
 Athletic Union. (In Columbia Spec- 
 tator. 1893-4. 33:112-3.) 
 
 Low, Seth. [Interview on] Colum- 
 bia athletics. (In same. 1900-1. 44: 
 no. 49.) 
 
 Meylan, George Louis. Basketball. 
 (In Columbia University Quarterly. 
 1903-4. 6:284-8.) 
 
 New athletic grounds. (In Colum- 
 bia Spectator. 1890-1. 27:20-1.) 
 
 The new athletic grounds. (In 
 same. 1889-90. 25:102-4, 114-5; 26: 
 8.) 
 
 The new boat house. (In Acta 
 Columbiana. 1875-6. 8:124. pi.) 
 
 New boat house ready. (In Colum- 
 bia Spectator. 1902-3. 46: no. 151.) 
 
 O'Connell, Frank Lewis. Intercolle- 
 giate basketball. (In Columbia 
 Monthly. 1904. 1 : 68-71. ill.) 
 
 Our athletic outlook. (In Columbia 
 Spectator. 1889-90. 25:62-3.) 
 
 Paret, Jahial Parmly. Columbia's 
 athletics. (In Outing. 1898. 32:9- 
 16. ill.) 
 
 The regulation of intercollegiate 
 sports. (In Columbia University 
 Quarterly. 1900-1. 3 : 16-25.) 
 
 Spencer, Joseph Whittlesey. The 
 Columbia swimming team. (In same. 
 1903-4. 6: 162-4.) 
 
 Symmes, William Bittle, Jr. The 
 year in athletics. (In same. 1898-9. 
 1 : 259-73- Pi-) 
 
8 
 
 Columbiana 
 
 Track Athletic Association. Consti- 
 tution. (In Columbia Spectator. 
 1901-2. 45: no. 5.) 
 
 Track Athletics at Columbia. (In 
 Blue and White. 1892. 2 : 568-72. 
 ill.) 
 
 Training for the rowing reason at 
 Columbia. (In Harper's Weekly. 
 1902. 46:409. ill., 411.) 
 
 Trowbridge, William Petit. Inter- 
 collegiate boat racing. (In School of 
 Mines Quarterly. 1887-8. 8 : 368-72.) 
 
 Wainwright, Jonathan Mayhew. 
 Athletics. (In Columbia Spectator. 
 1884. 14:37-9.) 
 
 Whitney, Caspar W. Intercollegi- 
 ate champions. (In Harper's Weekly. 
 1891. 35:429-30. por.) 
 
 Z., X. Y. [Letter on football at 
 Columbia.] (In Columbia Spectator. 
 1888-9. 23:66-7.) 
 
 Barnard College 
 
 Bangs, John Kendrick. The Uni- 
 versity of Columbia. II: The Annex. 
 (In Acta Columbiana. 1883-4. *6: 
 93-5.) 
 
 Barnard, F. A. P. Conditions pre- 
 ceding the establishment of Barnard 
 College, an annex to Columbia Uni- 
 versity. Report of 1879. (In U. S. 
 Bur. of Education. Report of Com. 
 1900-1. p. 1288-92.) 
 
 Higher education of women; 
 
 passages . . . from [his] annual re- 
 ports . . . 1879-81. New York, 1882. 
 O. 46 p. 
 
 Barnard and Mount Holyoke. (In 
 Outlook. 1900. 64:240.) 
 
 Barnard bulletin. New York, 1901- 
 4. Sq. F. 1-5. 
 
 Barnard College. (In Columbia 
 Spectator. 1888-9. 24:50-1.) 
 
 Barnard College. (In Harper's 
 Weekly. 1890. 34 : 943, 954, and 1896. 
 40:507, 1091.) 
 
 Barnard College and entrance re- 
 quirements. (In Book Reviews. 1900. 
 8:113.) 
 
 Barnard's great gain. (In Critic. 
 1900. 36:264.) 
 
 Butler, Nicholas Murray. On the 
 education of women. (In Columbia 
 University Quarterly. 1899 - 1900. 
 2: 226-9.) 
 
 Co-education. (In Columbia Spec- 
 tator. 1877-8. 2:98-9.) 
 
 Co-education. (In Acta Columbi- 
 ana. 1881-2. 14:198-9.) 
 
 Co-education at Columbia. (In 
 Columbia Spectator. 1882. 10:79- 
 82.) 
 
 Description of new institutions : Bar- 
 nard College. (In U. S. Bur. of Edu- 
 cation — Report of Com. 1889-90. 2: 
 743-4.) 
 
 Earle, Mortimer Lamson. On the 
 education of women. (In Columbia 
 University Quarterly. 1899 - 1900. 
 2 : 231-4.) 
 
 Gift to Barnard. (In Columbia 
 Spectator. 1901-2. 45: no. 4.) 
 
 The girls at Barnard. (In same. 
 1889-90. 26: 1 14-6.) 
 
 Gill, Laura Drake. [Installation of 
 Miss Gill as dean of Barnard College.] 
 (In Bookman. 1901. 13 : 299.) 
 
 The installation of Miss Gill. (In 
 Book Reviews. 1901. 9:207-9.) 
 
 [Incorporation with Columbia Uni- 
 versity.] (In Nation. 1900. 70:63.) 
 
 Miller, Alice Duer. Social life at 
 Barnard. (In Columbia University 
 Quarterly. 1899-1900. 2:218-23.) 
 
 A million for Barnard. (In Colum- 
 bia Spectator. 1902-3. 46: no. 105.) 
 
 The new president of Barnard Col- 
 lege. (In Outlook. 1901. 68:100.) 
 
 Putnam, Emily James. The rise of 
 Barnard College. (In Columbia Uni- 
 versity Quarterly. 1899-1900. 2: 
 209-17. pi.) 
 
 Rees, John Krom. [Admission of 
 women to Columbia.] (In Acta Co- 
 lumbiana. 1873-4. 6:9-10). 
 
 Robinson, James Harvey. On the 
 education of women. (In Columbia 
 University Quarterly. 1899-1900. 
 2:229-31.) 
 
 Sackett, Edith Rice. A glance at 
 the Barnard laboratory. (In Colum- 
 bia Literary Monthly. 1895-6. 4: 
 245-8.) 
 
 Saunders, Louise S. B. System of 
 government in Barnard College. (In 
 Educational Review. 1900. 20:476- 
 8.) 
 
 Status, of women students at Colum- 
 bia College. (In U. S. Bur. of Edu- 
 cation. Report of Com. 1900-1. p. 
 1292-4.) 
 
Columbiana 
 
 Thomas, Calvin. On the education 
 of women. (In Columbia University 
 Quarterly. 1899-1900. 2 : 223-5.) 
 
 Welch, Margaret Hamilton. Life 
 at Barnard College. (In Harper's 
 Bazar. 1901. 34:1130-1.) 
 
 Biographies and Necrology 
 
 Alphabetical, by subjects 
 
 John Magnus Adams. 1845-92 
 
 Randolph, John Cooper F. In rae- 
 moriam John Magnus Adams ; the first 
 graduate of the School of Mines. (In 
 School of Mines Quarterly. 1892-3. 
 14:187-91. por.) 
 
 Cornelius Rsa Agnkw. 1830-88 
 
 Thomas, Theodore Gaillard. Eu- 
 logy upon C. P.. Agnew, read before 
 the New York Academy of Medicine. 
 . . . New York [1888]. O. 26 p. 
 
 Charles Anthon. 1797-1867 
 
 Blatchford, Samuel Appleton. 
 Charles Anthon at College. (In Cap 
 and Gown. 1869. 1 : 49-51, 61-3, 73- 
 5.) 
 
 Drisler, Henry. Charles Anthon; 
 ... a commemorative discourse. . . . 
 New York, 1868. O. 40 p. 
 
 Nesmith, Robert Dillon. Reminis- 
 cences of Dr. Anthon. (In Galaxy. 
 1867. 4 : 610-22.) 
 
 Samuel Putnam Avery. 1832-1904 
 
 Carter, Jane G. (A.) and Susie P. 
 Holmes. Samuel P. Avery. (In their 
 Genealogical record of . . . the Avery 
 family. . . . 1893. p. 175-80. por.) 
 
 Coffin, William A. Souvenirs of a 
 veteran collector. (In Century. 1896- 
 7. 31:231-45. ill. por.) 
 
 Martin, Edward Sandford. The 
 Avery medal, ill. (In Harper's 
 Weekly. 1897. 41 : 535.) 
 
 Smith, Edward R. Samuel Put- 
 nam Avery. (In Columbia Univer- 
 sity Quarterly. 1904. 6 : 445-6.) 
 
 Samuel Bard, M.D. 1742-1821. President 0/ Col- 
 lege of Physicians and Surgeons 
 
 Ducachet, Henry William. Bio- 
 graphical memoir of Samuel Bard, late 
 president of the College of Physicians 
 and Surgeons . . . with a critique upon 
 his writings, read before the New York 
 Historical Society, August 14th, 1821. 
 . . . Philadelphia, 1821. O. 27 p. 
 
 McVickar, Rev. John. Domestic 
 narrative of the life of Samuel Bard, 
 M.D. New York, 1822. O. 244 p. 
 por. 
 
 Frederick Augustus Porter Barnard. 1808-89 
 Eighth President of Columbia College 
 
 Barnard, F. A. P. Autobiography, 
 reminiscences, letters. F. v. p. Man- 
 uscript. 
 
 How I was educated. (In 
 
 Forum. 1886. 1 : 218-27.) 
 
 Barnard, Henry. Frederick A. P. 
 Barnard. (In Amer. Journal of Edu- 
 cation. 1858. 5:753-80. por.) and 
 (in his Memoirs of teachers, educa- 
 tors. . . . 1861. p. 497-524.) 
 
 Dr. Frederick A. P. Barnard. (In 
 Columbia Spectator. 1888-9. 2 4 '■ 66- 
 9.) 
 
 Fulton, John. Memoirs of Fred- 
 erick A. P. Barnard, tenth President 
 of Columbia College in the City of 
 New York. New York, 1896. O. 12 
 + 485 p. (Col. Univ. Press.) 
 
 McCulloch, Hugh. A reminiscence 
 of President Barnard. (In his Men 
 and measures. 1888. p. 258-62.) 
 
 Reprinted in Columbia University Bulletin, 
 no. 14, 1890, p. 32-4. 
 
 Mississippi University — Trustees. 
 Report to . . . the Legislature of . . . 
 Mississippi ; [containing a eulogy on 
 Pres. Barnard]. Jackson, 1861. O. 
 12 p. 
 
 President Barnard. (In Acta Co- 
 lumbiana. 1877-8. 10:119-20.) 
 
 President Barnard, of Columbia Col- 
 lege; by the editor. (In Eclectic Mag- 
 azine. 1876. 86:376-7. por.) 
 
 Sketch of President Barnard [with 
 a list of his most important publica- 
 tions], (In Popular Science Monthly. 
 1877. 11 : 100-3. po r -) 
 
 Smith, William Russell. Frederick 
 A. P. Barnard. (In his Reminiscences 
 of a long life. 1889. 1 : 234-46.) 
 
 Hknry Rutgers Beekman. 1845-1900 
 
 Ogden, David B. Henry Rutgers 
 Beekman. (In Columbia University 
 Quarterly. 1900-1. 3:128-35.) 
 
 Samuel Blatchford. 1820-93 
 
 Hall, Abraham Oakey. Justice 
 Samuel Blatchford. (In Green Bag. 
 1893. 5 : 489-92. por.) 
 
 Resolution adopted by the Board of 
 Trustees on the death of S. Blatch- 
 
IO 
 
 Columbiana 
 
 ford. (In Columbia University Bulle- 
 tin. 1894. no. 7:3.) 
 
 Samuel Blatchford. (In Columbia 
 Spectator. 1893-4. 33 : 8-9.) 
 
 See also Jones's Index to legal peri- 
 odicals. 
 
 HjALMAR HjORTH BOYKSEN. 1848-95 
 
 Hervey, William Addison. Hjalmar 
 Hjorth Boyesen. (In Columbia Liter- 
 ary Monthly. 1895-6. 4:5-10.) 
 
 In memoriam Hjalmar Hjorth Boye- 
 sen. (In Columbia University Bulle- 
 tin. 1895. no. 12:45-52.) 
 
 Professor H. H. Boyesen. (In Co- 
 lumbia Spectator. 1895-6. 37 : 13, 19, 
 22. por.) 
 
 Woodward, Benjamin Duryea. Pro- 
 fessor Boyesen: The teacher. (In 
 Columbia Literary Monthly. 1895-6. 
 4:i-4-) 
 
 See also Poole's Index. 
 
 Frederick Bronson. d. 1900 
 
 Obituary. (In Columbia Spectator. 
 1899-1900. 43: no. 42.) 
 
 Nicholas Murray Butler. 1862. Second Presi- 
 dent of Columbia University 
 
 Bridges, S. Russell. Nicholas Mur- 
 ray Butler, Ph.D. Something of Seth 
 Low's successor as president of Colum- 
 bia University. (In Alkahest Mag. 
 1902. 6:586-7. por.) 
 
 Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. [Char- 
 acter of the man.] (In Bookman. 
 1901-2. 14:214-5. por.) 
 
 Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler; [his 
 work]. (In Outlook. 1901. 69:392.) 
 
 Nicholas Murray Butler. (In Cen- 
 tury. 1902. 41 : 910.) 
 
 Nicholas Murray Butler. (In Re- 
 view of Reviews. 1902. 25 : 170. 
 por.) 
 
 See also under President. 
 
 Talbot Wilson Chambers, S.T.D. 1819-96 
 
 Coe, Rev. Edward Benton. Dis- 
 course commemorative of Talbot Wil- 
 son Chambers. . . . New York, 1896. 
 Q. 76 p. por. 
 
 In memoriam Talbot W. Chambers. 
 (In Columbia University Bulletin. 
 1896. no. 13:5-6-) 
 
 Dbwitt Clinton. 1769-1828 
 
 Armstrong, Rev. Lebbeus. Sermon. 
 . . . March 6, 1828, on the death of 
 Gov. Clinton. Saratoga Springs, 1828. 
 O. 24 p. 
 
 Beck, Thomas Romeyn. Clinton. 
 (In Homes of American Authors. 
 i860, p. 413-24. facsim.) 
 
 Distinguished sons of Columbia. 
 111: Dewitt Clinton. (In Cap and 
 Gown. 1872-3. 5:54-5.) 
 
 Signed E. 
 
 Hosack, David. Memoir of De Witt 
 Clinton. . . . New York, 1829. O. 
 530 p. pi. por. map. 
 
 Life and writings of De Witt Clin- 
 ton ; by W. W. Campbell. New York, 
 1849. O. 39 + 38i p. por. 
 
 Mitchill, Samuel Latham. Dis- 
 course on the character and scientific 
 attainments of De Witt Clinton . . . 
 14 July, 1828. New York, 1828. O. 
 28 p. 
 
 Renwick, James. Discourse on the 
 character and public services of De 
 Witt Clinton, delivered before the As- 
 soc, of the Alumni ... 6 May, 1829. 
 New York, 1829. O. 44 p. 
 
 [Staats, Cuyler.] Tribute to the 
 memory of De Witt Clinton ... by A 
 citizen of Albany. Albany, 1828. D. 
 204 p. 
 
 See also Poole's Index. 
 
 Myles Cooper. 1735-85. Second President of 
 King's College 
 
 -^ Biographical sketch of the life and 
 character of Myles Cooper, second 
 president of Columbia College, etc. 
 (In Amer. Med. and Phil. Reg. 1814. 
 3:298-301. por.) 
 
 «*»Jones, Adam Leroy. Myles Cooper, 
 LL.D., second president of King's Col- 
 lege (1763-1776). (In Columbia 
 University Quarterly. 1898-9. x : 
 347-57. por.) 
 
 43V[erplanck, Gulian Crommelin]. 
 Sketch of the life and literary charac- 
 ter of the late President Cooper. (In 
 Analectic Magazine. 1819. 14:73-6.) 
 
 Frederic Rene Coudert. 1832-1903 
 
 Pine, John Buckley. Frederic Rene 
 Coudert. (In Columbia University 
 Quarterly. 1903-4. 6:137-40. por.) 
 
 See also Jones's Index to legal peri- 
 odicals. 
 
 Lorenzo Da Ponte. 1749-1838 
 
 Carpenter, George Rice. Lorenzo 
 Da Ponte. (In Columbia Literary 
 Monthly. , 1894-5. 3 ' 289-92.) 
 
 Da Ponte, L. Memoires . . . tra- 
 duits de 1' Italien par C. D. de La 
 Chavanne. Paris, i860. O. 27 + 356 p. 
 
Columbiana 
 
 ii 
 
 Memorie . . . scritte da esso. 
 
 Nuova-Jorca, 1823. T. 3 v. in 1. 
 
 Sketch of the life of Lorenzo da 
 Ponte of Ceneda. [New York, 1842.] 
 D. 4 -f- 22 p. 
 
 Edward Albert Darling, d. 1903 
 
 Edward A. Darling dead. (In Co- 
 lumbia Spectator. 1902-3. 46: no. 114, 
 116. 
 
 William Henry Draper. 1830-1901 
 
 Delafield, Francis. Dr. William H. 
 Draper. (In Columbia University 
 Quarterly. 1900-1. 3 : 252. por.) 
 
 Henry Drisler, LL.D. 1818-97. Dean; Acting 
 President 
 
 Classical studies in honour of Henry 
 Drisler. New York, 1894. O. 8 -f 
 310 p. ill. por. pi. 
 
 The Drisler jubilee. (In Columbia 
 University Bulletin. 1894. no. 8 : 44- 
 60.) 
 
 The Drisler memorial service. (In 
 same. March, 1898. no. 19 : 152-62. 
 por.) 
 
 Perry, Edward Delavan. Professor 
 Henry Drisler. (In Columbia Specta- 
 tor. 1897-8. 40:301-2, por. 298.) 
 
 Professor Drisler. (In Acta Colum- 
 biana. 1877-8. 10:146-7.) 
 
 Service in memory of Henry Dris- 
 ler. Columbia University Chapel, Sun- 
 day, Dec. 12th, at three-thirty o'clock, 
 p. m. A. D. 1897. [New York, 
 1897-] O. [6] p. 3 por. 10 pes. 
 (Columbia Univ. Bull. March, 1898, 
 no. 19:152-62; with clippings and 
 portraits bound in.) 
 
 University Council. Minute and 
 resolutions on the death of Henry 
 Drisler. (In Columbia University Bul- 
 letin. 1898. no. 19:146-7.) 
 
 William Alexander Duer. 1780-1858. Fifth 
 President of Columbia College 
 
 Duer, William Alexander. William 
 Alexander Duer, LL.D., fifth president 
 of Columbia College. (In Columbia 
 University Quarterly. 1901-^2. 4* 
 147-58. por. pi.) 
 
 Cornelius Roosevelt Duffie. 1821-1900 
 
 Cornelius R. Duffie; chaplain emeri- 
 tus. (In same. 1899-1900. 2:392-3.) 
 
 Theodore William Dwight. 1822-92. 
 Warden of the Law School 
 
 Carter, James Coolidge. Memorial 
 of Theodore W. Dwight. (In New 
 
 York City Bar Assoc. Ann. rept. 
 1895- 25:93-9-) 
 
 Hopkins, Abel Grosvenor. A me- 
 morial of Judge Theodore William 
 Dwight. 1893. 
 
 Obituary notice. (In Green Bag. 
 1892. 4:348.) 
 
 Portrait. (In same. 1889. 1 : 153.) 
 
 Professor Theodore William Dwight 
 
 (In Columbia Spectator. 1892. 30: 
 
 140, 141-2.) 
 
 Swift, Frederic Joseph, editor. A 
 tribute to Theodore Woolsey [sic] 
 Dwight; presented on his resignation 
 from the wardenship of the Columbia 
 College Law School, 1891. [New 
 York, 1891.] O. [5]+ 53 P- por. 
 
 Woolsey an inexplainable misprint for William. 
 
 See also Jones's Index to law peri- 
 odicals. 
 
 Thomas Egleston. 1832-1900 
 
 Chandler, C. F. and C. E. Pellew. 
 Professor Thomas Egleston. (In Co- 
 lumbia University Quarterly. 1899- 
 
 1900. 2 : 138-48. por.) 
 
 Egleston minute of the Alumni As- 
 sociation of the School of Mines. (In 
 School of Mines Quarterly. 1896-7. 
 18 : 193-5.) 
 
 Egleston memorial: Bust of the 
 founder of the School of Applied Sci- 
 ence. (In Columbia Spectator. 1900-1. 
 44: no. 32. ill.) 
 
 Kunz, George Frederick. Biograph- 
 ical notice of Thomas Egleston. n. p. 
 
 1901. O. 22 p. 1 pi. 
 
 From Amer. Inst, of Mining Engineers. Proc. 
 
 Martin, Daniel Strobel. Sketch of 
 Thomas Egleston. (In Popular Sci- 
 ence Monthly. 1899. 55:256-65. por.) 
 
 Moses, Alfred Joseph. Professor 
 Thomas Egleston. (In School of 
 Mines Quarterly. 1899-1900. 21 : 197- 
 218. por.) and (in Science, 1900. n. 
 s. 11:361-4.) 
 
 The retirement of Prof. Egleston. 
 (In Columbia Spectator. 1896-7. 39: 
 179- ) 
 
 [Death of] Dr. Thomas Egleston. 
 (In same. 1899-1900. 43 : no. 27.) 
 
 Hamilton Fish. 1809-93 
 
 Bancroft, Frederic. Ex-Secretary 
 Fish. (In Harper's Weekly. 1893. 
 37:883-4. por.) 
 
 Columbia [pseud.]. An eminent 
 career; personal characteristics of 
 
12 
 
 Columbiana 
 
 Hamilton Fish. (In same. 1893. 37: 
 1 169, 1 179. ill. por.) 
 
 Hamilton Fish. (In Columbia Spec- 
 tator. 1893-4. 33 = 8.) 
 
 New York (state) — Legislature. 
 Proceedings in memory of Hamilton 
 Fish . . . April 5, 1894. Albany, 1894. 
 Q. 70 p. por. 
 
 Resolution adopted by the Board of 
 Trustees on the death of H. Fish. (In 
 Columbia University Bulletin. 1894. 
 no. 7:3-4-) 
 
 Roche, Spencer Summerfield. Ham- 
 ilton Fish; a memorial discourse de- 
 livered in St. Mark's Church, Brook- 
 lyn . . . Oct. 22, 1893. . . n. p. O. 20 p. 
 
 Hamilton Fish, 3D. iSy61-qS 
 
 Davis, Richard Harding. [Sergeant 
 Fish.] (In Scribner's Mag. 1898. 
 24: 269.) 
 
 Memorial Tablet in College Hall. 
 (In Columbia Spectator. 1900-1. 44: 
 no. 30. ill.) 
 
 Howard Van Fleet Furman. i8s7?-i9o* 
 
 Howard Van Fleet Furman. (In 
 Columbia University Quarterly. 
 1901-2. 4:285-7.) 
 
 Alexander Hamilton. 1 757-1804 
 
 Atherton (Mrs.) Gertrude Franklin 
 (Horn). The conqueror; being the 
 true and romantic story of Alexander 
 Hamilton. New York, 1902. D. 14 
 + 546 P- 
 
 Boutell, Lewis Henry. Alexander 
 Hamilton, the constructive statesman. 
 . . . Chicago, 1890. D. 66 p. 
 
 Butler, George Hamilton. The 
 student days of Alexander Hamilton. 
 (In the Columbia Monthly. 1904. 1 : 
 3-8. por.) 
 
 Cepheus (pseud.). Hamilton and 
 Jay. (In Acta Columbiana. 1876-7. 
 9: 118-22.) 
 
 Coleman, William. Collection of 
 the facts and documents relative to the 
 death of Alexander Hamilton . . . 
 with the . . . orations, sermons and 
 eulogies ... on his life and character 
 ... by the editor of the Evening Post. 
 New York, 1804. O. [3] -f- p. 1-94. 
 
 Incomplete. 
 
 Conant, Charles Arthur. Alexander 
 Hamilton. Boston, 1901. D. 2 + 145 p. 
 por. 
 
 Estabrook, Henry D. American Bar 
 Association : The lawyer Hamilton ; a 
 paper read at Denver, Aug. 22, 1901. 
 O. 25 p. 
 
 Ford, Paul Leicester. Bibliotheca 
 Hamiltoniana ; a list of books written 
 by or relating to Alexander Hamilton. 
 New York, 1886. O. 159 p. 
 
 Sumner, William Graham. Alex- 
 ander Hamilton. New York, [1890]. 
 D. 10 -f- 281 p. (Makers of America.) 
 
 Townsend, George Alfred. Mrs. 
 Reynolds and Hamilton ; a romance. 
 New York, 1890. D. 276 p. 
 
 See also Poole's Index and Jones's 
 Index to legal periodicals. 
 
 Joseph Wesley Harper. 1830-96 
 
 In memoriam Joseph W. Harper and 
 William G. Lathrop, Jr. (In Columbia 
 University Bulletin. 1896. no. 15 : 16- 
 20.) 
 
 Nathan Russell Harrington. 1870-99 
 
 Dean, Bashford. Nathan Russell 
 Harrington. (In Columbia Univer- 
 sity Quarterly. 1 899-1 900. 2: 44-6. 
 por.) 
 
 William Harris. 1765-1829. Fourth president 
 of Columbia College 
 
 Pine, John Buckley. William Har- 
 ris, S.T.D., fourth president of Colum- 
 bia College. (In Columbia Univer- 
 sity Quarterly. 1900-1. 3 : 221-9. 
 por. pi.) 
 
 Abram Stevens Hewitt. 1822-1903 
 
 Cooper Union. [Memorial address- 
 es.] (In 44th annual report. 1903. 
 p. 11-32. por. 
 
 Mr. Hewitt dead. (In Columbia 
 Spectator. 1902-3. 46: no. 75.) 
 
 Peck, Harry Thurston. Abram 
 Stevens Hewitt, A.M., LL.D., Class of 
 1842. (In Columbia University Quar- 
 terly. 1902-3. 5: 191-3. por.) 
 
 See also Poole's Index. 
 
 Ogden Hoffman. 1793-1856 
 
 Hall, Abraham Oakey. Ogden Hoff- 
 man. (In Green Bag. 1893. 5: 297- 
 300. por.) 
 
 Frederick William Holls. 1 857-1903 
 
 The late Frederick William Holls. 
 (In Review of Reviews. 1903. 28: 
 302-4 por.) 
 
 Tombo, Rudolf, Jr. Frederick Wil- 
 iam Holls: Memorial exercises. (In 
 
Columbiana 
 
 13 
 
 Columbia University Quarterly. 
 1903-4. 6 : 40-9. por.) See also 
 (same. 1902-3. 5 : 469-70.) 
 
 Richard Hovby. 1864-1900 
 
 Knorr, Helena. Richard Hovey's 
 promise and work. (In Poet-lore. 
 1900. 12: 436-59.) 
 
 [Mr. Richard Hovey, his work, his 
 views and ideals.] (In Bookman. 
 1898-9. 8: 306-8.) 
 
 Page, Curtis Hidden. The plays and 
 poems of Richard Hovey. (In Book- 
 man. 1898-9. 8: 360-3, 449-53- por.) 
 
 Richard Hovey. Obituary. (In Co- 
 lumbia Spectator. 1899-1900. 43: no. 
 33. por.) and (in Columbia Uni- 
 versity Quarterly. 1899-1900. 2: 
 271-2.) 
 
 Roberts, Charles G. D. Mr. Richard 
 Hovey's dramas and lyrics. (In Book 
 buyer. 1898-9. 17: 616-8.) 
 
 Willard Humphreys. 1867-1902 
 
 Young, Clarence Hoffman. Willard 
 Humphreys. (In Columbia Univer- 
 sity Quarterly. 1902-3. 5 : 45-7. 
 por.) 
 
 John Jay. 1745-1829 
 
 Distinguished sons of Columbia. II : 
 John Jay. (In Cap and Gown. 1872-3. 
 5: 37-8.) 
 
 Signed E. 
 
 John Jay. (In Columbia Spectator. 
 1894. 34: 52.) 
 
 Jay, William. Life of John Jay . . . 
 by his son. New York, 1833. O. 2 v. 
 por. 
 
 Pellew, George. John Jay. Boston, 
 1890. D. 64-374 p. (American states- 
 men.) 
 
 Renwick, James and Henry Bre- 
 voort. Lives of John Jay and Alex- 
 ander Hamilton. New York, 1841. S. 
 341 p. (Harper's family library.) 
 
 Van Santvoord, George. Biograph- 
 ical sketch of Jay. (In his Lives of 
 the chief justices. 1854. p. 1-88. 
 
 Whitelock, William. Life and times 
 of John Jay . . . New York, 1887. O. 
 6 + 370 p. por. 
 
 See also Poole's Index and Jones's 
 Index to legal periodicals. 
 
 Samuel Johnson 1606-1772. First president of 
 Kings College 
 
 Barnard, Henry. Samuel Johnson 
 [the first president of King's (now Co- 
 
 lumbia) College]. (In his Amer. Jour- 
 nal of Education. 1859. 7' 461-70; 
 and 1877. 27: 449-58; 461-71-) 
 
 — - Beardsley, Eben Edwards. Life and 
 correspondence of Samuel Johnson, 
 missionary of the Church of England 
 in Connecticut, and first president of 
 King's College, New York. 2d ed. 
 New York, 1874. O. 12 -j- 380 p. por. 
 Biographical memoir of Samuel 
 Johnson, first president of King's (now 
 Columbia) College, New York. (In 
 Amer. Med. and Phil. Reg. 3: 1814. 
 p. 137-52. por.) 
 
 «» Chandler, Thomas Bradbury. Life 
 of Samuel Johnson, the first president 
 of King's College in New York; con- 
 taining ... an account of the institu- 
 tion and rise of Yale College, Connec- 
 ticut; and of King's (now Columbia) 
 College, New York . . . added, an ap- 
 pendix. . . New York, 1805. S. [7] 
 + 208 p. 
 
 Ellis, George Edward. Beardsley's 
 Life of Samuel Johnson. (In North 
 Amer. Review. 1874. 118: 451-6.) 
 
 [His influence on the church in Con- 
 necticut.] (In Church Review. 1848-9. 
 1: 13-17; 1849-50, 2: 309-24.) 
 
 Hooper, Joseph. Dr. Samuel John- 
 son. (In Columbia Literary Monthly. 
 1893-4. 2: 260-9, 37i-8o.) 
 
 Johnson, George Dowdall. The 
 Rev. Samuel Johnson, D.D., of Con- 
 necticut. (In N. E. Hist, and Gen. 
 Register. 1873. 27: 42-7; and p. 
 230, n.) 
 
 Letter from Bishop Berkeley to Dr. 
 Johnson. (In Columbia Literary 
 Monthly. 1893-4. 2: 33~4-) 
 
 [Notice of Dr. S. Johnson.] (In 
 Amer. Quarterly Review. 1827. 1 : 
 11.) 
 
 Olssen, William Whittingham. The 
 first president of Columbia College. 
 (In Church Review. 1887. 49: 536- 
 46.) 
 
 Pine, John Buckley. Samuel John- 
 son, D.D., first president of King's 
 College. (In Columbia University 
 Quarterly. 1898-9. 1 : 1-12, 122-33. 
 por. facsim.) 
 
 ^Vard, Julius Hammond. Dr. Sam- 
 uel Johnson of Connecticut. (In Na- 
 tion. 1874. 18:109-10.) 
 
14 
 
 Columbiana 
 
 William Samuel Johnson, i 727-1819. First 
 president 0/ Columbia College 
 
 Barnard, Henry. William Samuel 
 Johnson. (In his Amer. Journal of 
 Education. 1877. 27 : 472.) 
 
 Beardsley, Eben Edwards. Life and 
 times of William Samuel Johnson, 
 LL.D., first senator in Congress from 
 Connecticut, and president of Colum- 
 bia College, New York. 2d edition, re- 
 vised and enlarged. Boston, 1886. O. 
 12 -f- 225 p. por. 
 
 Hoyt, Albert Harrison. William 
 Samuel Johnson. (In N. E. Hist, and 
 Gen. Register. 1873. 27:46 n.) 
 
 Irving, John Treat. A discourse on 
 the advantages of classical learning, 
 with a sketch of the character of the 
 late William Samuel Johnson, deliv- 
 ered before the Association of the 
 Alumni ... 5th May, 1830. . . New 
 York, 1830. O. 35 P- 
 
 Jones, Adam Leroy. William 
 Samuel Johnson, LL.D., president of 
 Columbia College (1787-1800). (In 
 Columbia University Quarterly. 
 1899-1900. 2 : 17-26. por.) 
 
 [Notice of S. W. Johnson.] (In 
 Amer. Quarterly Review. 1827. 1 : 
 11-12.) 
 
 ^. John Jones, M.D. 1729-91 
 
 Account of the life and character of 
 the late John Jones, M.D., formerly 
 professor of surgery in King's (now 
 Columbia) College. (In Amer. Med. 
 and Phil. Reg. 1814. 3 : 325~37- P°r.) 
 
 James Kent. 1763-1847 
 
 Duer, John. Discourse on the life, 
 character and public services of James 
 Kent. . . New York, 1848. O. 86 p. 
 por. 
 
 Kent, William. Memoirs and letters 
 of James Kent. Boston, 1898. O. 
 10 + 341 p. por. 
 
 See also Poole's Index and Jones's 
 Index to legal periodicals. 
 
 Charles King. 1 789-1867. Seventh president 0/ 
 Columbia College 
 
 Van Amringe, John Howard. 
 Charles King, LL.D., president of Co- 
 lumbia College, 1849-1864. (In Co- 
 lumbia University Quarterly. 1903-4. 
 6:121-37. por. pi.) 
 
 William Gerard Lathrop, Jr. 1841-96 
 
 In memoriam Joseph W. Harper and 
 William G. Lathrop, Jr. (In Columbia 
 
 University Bulletin. 1896. no. 15 : 16- 
 20.) 
 
 Francis Lieber. 180&-72 
 
 Harley, Lewis Reifsneider. Francis 
 Lieber; his life and political philoso- 
 phy. New York, 1899. O. 10 -f- 213 p. 
 por. 
 
 Holls, Frederick William. Francis 
 Lieber; sein leben und seine werke; 
 vortrag gehalten vor den Deutschen 
 Gesellig-wissenschaftlichen Verein von 
 New York, 6 Dec, 1882. New York, 
 1884. O. 45 p. por. 
 
 Life and letters; edited by Thomas 
 S. Perry. Boston, 1882. O. 4 + 439 p. 
 por. 
 
 Thayer, Martin Russell. Life, char- 
 acter and writings of Francis Lieber. 
 (In Lieber's miscellaneous writings. 
 1881. 1 : 13-44-) 
 
 Van Amringe, John Howard. Fran- 
 cis Lieber. (In Cap and Gown. 1872-3. 
 5:i-3.) 
 
 See also Poole's Index and Jones's 
 Index to legal periodicals. 
 
 Abram Newkirk Littlejohn. 1824-1901 
 
 Obituary. (In Columbia Spectator. 
 1901-2. 45: no. 1.) 
 
 Van De Water, George R. Bishop 
 Littlejohn. (In Columbia Univer- 
 sity Quarterly. 1901-2. 4:45-7. por.) 
 
 "-•Robert R. Livingston. 1746-1813 
 
 1 A ccount of the life and character of 
 Robert R. Livingston. (In Amer. 
 Medical and Phil. Register. 1813. 4: 
 161-70. por.) 
 
 ——Browne, Irving. Robert R. Living- 
 ston. {In Green Bag. 1894. 6:393-8. 
 por.) 
 
 mm Chancellor Livingston. (In Acta 
 Columbiana. 1876-7. 9: 144-6.) 
 
 — De Peyster, Frederic. Biographical 
 sketch of Robert R. Livingston; read 
 before the N. Y. Historical Society, 
 Oct. 3, 1876. New York, 1876. O. 
 38 p. por. 
 
 _ Moore, John Bassett. Robert R. 
 Livingston and the Louisiana Pur- 
 chase. (In Columbia University 
 Quarterly. 1903-4. 6:221-9. pi.) 
 
 See also Jones's Index to legal peri- 
 odicals. 
 
 Seth Low. 1850-. First president of 
 ' Columbia University 
 
 Canfield, James Hulme. Seth Low, 
 New York's anti-Tammany candidate 
 
Columbiana 
 
 15 
 
 for the mayoralty. (In Review of Re- 
 views. 19x11. 24:545-8.) 
 
 Cary, Edward. Seth Low: a char- 
 acter sketch. (In same. 1897. 16: 
 33-42. ill. por.) 
 
 Hawley, Walter L. Mayor Low's 
 opportunity. (In Independent. 1901. 
 53:2770-3.) 
 
 [Portrait.] (In Columbia Spec- 
 tator. 1897-8. 40:161, 201; 1900-1. 
 44: no. 23.) 
 
 Reynolds, James Bronson. Seth 
 Low. (In Independent. 1901. 53 : 
 2681-3. por.) 
 
 Seth Low; administrator. (In Re- 
 view of Reviews. 1899. 19 : 55 1-2 - 
 por.) 
 
 Seth Low. por. (In Harper's 
 Weekly. 1901. 45:1059.*) 
 
 [Seth Low campaign cartoons. New 
 York, 1 90 1.] F. pi. 
 
 Seth Low, candidate for mayor. (In 
 Harper's Weekly. 1897. 4 : 1021-2. 
 por.) 
 
 Sloane, William Milligan. Seth 
 Low. (In Columbia University 
 Quarterly. 1901-2. 4:1-12. por.) 
 
 Stevans, C. M. Hon. Seth Low, a 
 character sketch : a review of the re- 
 cent political conflict in New York 
 City. [Chicago, 1897.] O. p. 515-20. 
 por. (Our day. 17.) 
 
 White, Stewart Edward. Seth Low. 
 Ann Arbor, n. d. O. p. 181-6. (In- 
 lander, 1900 ?) 
 
 Edward Alexander Macdowkll. 1861 
 
 An American tone-poet. (In Har- 
 per's Weekly. 1902. 46:623. por.) 
 
 John McVickar, S.T.D. 1787-1868 
 
 Schmidt, Henry I. The Rev. Dr. 
 McVickar. (In Cap and Gown. 1868-9. 
 1: 12-13.) 
 
 Herbert Mapes. 1891 
 
 Herbert Mapes. (In Columbia Spec- 
 tator. 1891-2. 29:4-5. por.) and (in 
 Harper's Weekly. 1891. 35:667. por.) 
 
 Programme for the Herbert Mapes 
 memorial competition. (In Columbia 
 Spectator. 1892-3. 31:20-1.) 
 
 Thomas Masters Markoe. 1819-1901 
 
 Gallaudet, Bern Budd. Dr. Thomas 
 M. Markoe. (In Columbia Univer- 
 sity Quarterly. 1901-2. 4 : 47-50. 
 por.) 
 
 John Mitchell Mason, D.D. 1770-1829. Pro- 
 vost 0/ Columbia College 
 
 Knox, James Hall Mason. John M. 
 Mason, S.T.D., provost of Columbia 
 College, 1811-1816. (In same. 1900-1. 
 3:26-34. por.) 
 
 Richmond Mayo-Smith. 1854-1901 
 
 Giddings, Franklin H. Prof. Mayo- 
 Smith ... an appreciation. (In Co- 
 lumbia Spectator. 1901-2. 45 : no. 12.) 
 
 Seligman, Edwin R. A. Richmond 
 Mayo-Smith. (In Columbia Univer- 
 sity Quarterly. 1901-2. 4 : 40—5. 
 por.) 
 
 Augustus Chapman Merriam. 1843-95 
 
 In honor of Dr. Merriam. (In Co- 
 lumbia Literary Monthly. 1894-5. 3 : 
 193^214. por.) 
 
 In memoriam. (In Columbia Spec- 
 tator. 1894-5. 35: 267-9. por.) 
 
 In memory of Augustus Chapman 
 Merriam. (In Columbia University 
 Bulletin. 1895. 10: 64-76.) 
 
 New York (city) — Metropolitan 
 Museum of Art. In memoriam, Pro- 
 fessor Augustus C. Merriam; Athens, 
 January 19, 1895. [New York, 1895.] 
 Q. unp. 
 
 Young, Clarence Hoffman. Augus- 
 tus Chapman Merriam. (In Amer. 
 lournal of Archeology. 1895. Io: 
 227-9.) 
 
 ^/Benjamin Moore. 1748-1816. Third president 
 of Columbia College 
 
 Pine, John Buckley. Benjamin 
 Moore, S.T.D., third president of Co- 
 lumbia College. (In Columbia Uni- 
 versity Quarterly. 1899-1900. 2: 
 258-66. por.) 
 
 Nathaniel Fish Moore. 1782-1872 
 
 Haight, Benjamin Isaacs. A memo- 
 rial discourse of Nathaniel F. Moore, 
 sometime president of Columbia Col- 
 lege . . . January 14, 1874. . . New 
 York, 1874. O. 30 p. 
 
 Nathaniel F. Moore, LL.D. (In 
 Cap and Goivn. 187 1-2. 4: 65-6.) 
 
 Signed S . ( Lefferts Strebeigh ?) 
 
 Nathaniel F. Moore, LL.D., presi- 
 dent of Columbia College, 1842-49. (In 
 Columbia University Quarterly. 
 1902-3. 5:182-9. por. pi.) 
 
 Charles Murray Nairne. 1808-82 
 
 Charles Murray Nairne. (In Co- 
 lumbia Spectator. 1882. 10: 109-10. 
 por.) 
 
i6 
 
 Columbiana 
 
 Stephen Payn Nash. 1821-98 
 
 Hall, Abraham Oakey. Stephen 
 Payn Nash, LL.D. (In Green Bag. 
 1898. 10:325-32. por. facsim.) 
 
 Pine, John Buckley. Stephen P. 
 Nash. (In Columbia University 
 Quarterly. 1898-9. 1 : 40-2. por.) 
 
 John Strong Newberry. 1822-93 
 
 Fairchild, Hermann LeRoy. Me- 
 moir of John Strong Newberry. (In 
 New York City — Scientific Alliance. 
 Annual directory. 1893. 5: p. 1-22.) 
 
 G., A. John Strong Newberry. (In 
 Nature. 1893. 47: p. 276-7.) 
 
 John Strong Newberry. (In Natural 
 Science. 1892. 2:153.) 
 
 Kemp, James Furman. Bibliography 
 of Prof. J. S. Newberry. (In New 
 York City — Scientific Alliance. An- 
 nual directory. 1893. 5:27-37.) 
 
 In memoriam Professor John 
 
 Strong Newberry. (In School of 
 Mines Quarterly. 1892-3. 14:93-111, 
 251-2. pors.) 
 
 New York (city) — Scientific Al- 
 liance. Proceedings of the second 
 joint meeting, held at Columbia Col- 
 lege . . . March 27th, 1893, in memory 
 of Professor J. S. Newberry. New 
 York, 1893. O. 39 p. por.) 
 
 Professor J. S. Newberry. (In Co- 
 lumbia Spectator. 1892-3. 31: 75, 76.) 
 
 Stevenson, John James. John 
 Strong Newberry. [New York.]. 
 1893. O. p. 1-25. por. 
 
 William Guy Pbck. 1820-92 
 
 Professor William G. Peck. (In 
 Columbia Spectator. 1892. 30 : 1-2. 
 por.) 
 
 Van Amringe, John Howard. Pro- 
 fessor William G. Peck. (In School 
 of Mines Quarterly. 1891-2. 13 : 251-4. 
 por.) 
 
 (In Columbia Spectator. 
 
 1892. 30:4-5-) 
 
 Thomas Randolph Price. 1839-1903 
 
 Professor Price dead. (In same. 
 1902-3. 46: no. 158. por. no. 160-1.) 
 
 Trent, William Peterfield. Thomas 
 Randolph Price. (In Columbia Uni- 
 versity Quarterly. 1892-3. 5:302-4; 
 Minutes of Faculties, 304-6. por.) 
 
 Samuel Provoost. 742-1815 
 
 Distinguished sons of Columbia. 1 : 
 S. Provoost. (In Cap and Gown. 
 1872-3. 5:25-6.) 
 
 Signed £. 
 
 Michael Idvorsky Pupin 
 
 Michael I. Pupin and his invention. 
 (In Harper's Weekly. 1902. 46:1625, 
 1640. por. ) 
 
 Ogden Nicholas Rood. 1831-1902 
 
 Professor Rood dead. (In Colum- 
 bia Spectator. 1902-3. 46 : no. 33-5, 
 37-) 
 
 Van Amringe, John H. Ogden N. 
 Rood. (In Columbia University 
 Quarterly. 1902-3. 5:47-57. por.) 
 
 Vincent, Marvin R. Address. (In 
 same, p. 57-62.) 
 
 William Colford Schbrmerhorn. 1821-1903 
 
 Pine, John Buckley. William Col- 
 ford Schermerhorn, A.M. Class of 
 1840. (In same. 1902-3. 5:189-91. 
 por.) 
 
 [Portrait.] In Columbia Spectator. 
 1897-8. 40:185.) 
 
 W. C. Schermerhorn dead. (In 
 same. 1902-3. 46: no. 63. por.) 
 
 Francis Marcos Scott. i845?-i898 
 
 Hall, Abraham Oakey. Francis M. 
 Scott. (In Green Bag. 1898. 10: 
 45-9. por.) 
 
 Charles Short. 1821-86 
 
 Charles Short; [memoir and memo- 
 rials]. O. 39 p. 
 
 Short, Charles Lancaster. Memoir 
 of . . . Charles Short . . . late pro- 
 fessor of . . . Latin ... in Columbia 
 College ... by his son. . . n. p. 1892. 
 O. 39 P- 
 
 William Milligan Sloans. 1850 
 
 William M. Sloane. (In Columbia 
 Spectator. 1896-7. 39:80-1. por.) 
 
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 William Petit Trowbridge. 1828-92 
 
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 Signed E. 
 
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 Henry Villard. 1833-1900 
 
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 Charter 
 
 Draft of charter for the American 
 University in the Province of New 
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 of King's College in 1774. ms. fol. 
 49 I- 
 
 Copied from Colonial Papers. America and 
 West Indies, v. 185. p. 55. 
 
 The charter of Columbia College, in 
 the City of New York; as amended 
 by an Act of the Legislature of the 
 State of New York, passed 23d March, 
 1810. n. p. D. 8 p. 
 
 The original charter of Columbia 
 College, in the City of New York, 
 October 31st, 1754; with the acts of 
 the Legislature, altering and amending 
 the same, or relating to the College. 
 New York, 1836. D. 38 p. 
 
 [Same.] New- York, 1854. D. 38 p. 
 
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 King's farm; compiled by John B. 
 Pine, clerk of the Trustees. New 
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 The original charter, granted by George II. to 
 The Governors of the College of the Prov- 
 ince of New York in the City of New York, 
 in America, and issued under the Great Seal of 
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 « MacMullen, Edward Peale. 
 
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 Sq. O. unp. ill. 
 
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20 
 
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 Butler, Nicholas Murray. Impor- 
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 21 
 
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30 
 
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34 
 
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Columbiana 
 
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40 
 
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 1891, 1894-96, 1898-1903. New York, 
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 [Proposition from the College for 
 the Training of Teachers; Jan. 27, 
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 Russell, James Earl. The function 
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 . The function of the Univer- 
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 its relation to Teachers College. (In 
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 Burks, Jesse Dismukes. The Speyer 
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Columbiana 
 
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 All published. 
 
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 1900-3. O. ill. pi. 4 vol. 
 
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 3°3-4- 
 
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 1 13-4; 1896-7. 39:iS9-6o; 1897-8. 
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 Trustees 
 
 Abstract of title of the Trustees, to 
 four blocks of land, bounded by The 
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 The financial condition and present 
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 Letters of several professors to the 
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 Lord, Daniel and G. Wood. For the 
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LIST OF PORTRAITS IN LIBRARY BUILDING 
 
 Presidents 
 
 Samuel Johnson, S.T.D 1754- 
 
 Myles Cooper, LL.D 1763- 
 
 William Samuel Johnson, LL.D 1787- 
 
 Charles Henry Wharton, S.T.D 
 
 Benjamin Moore, S.T.D 1801- 
 
 John Mitchell Mason, S.T.D., Provost 1811- 
 
 William Harris, S.T.D 1811- 
 
 William Alexander Duer, LL.D 1829- 
 
 Nathaniel Fish Moore, LL.D 1842- 
 
 Charles King, LL.D 1849- 
 
 Frederick A. P. Barnard, S.T.D., LL.D 1864- 
 
 Seth Low, LL.D 1890- 
 
 Trustees 
 
 Charles M. DaCosta, A.M 1886- 
 
 Hamilton Fish, LL.D 1851- 
 
 John Ogilvie, S.T.D 1770- 
 
 William Colford Schermerhorn, A.M 1860- 
 
 Professors 
 
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 Henry James Anderson, M.D., LL.D 1851- 
 
 Charles Anthon, LL.D 1820- 
 
 John Bowden, S.T.D 1801- 
 
 William Cochran, S.T.D 1784- 
 
 Lorenzo DaPonte 1826- 
 
 Charles Davies, LL.D 1857- 
 
 Henry Drisler, LL.D 1843- 
 
 Theodore William Dwight, LL.D 1858- 
 
 David Hosack, M.D., LL.D., F.R.S 1796- 
 
 John Kemp, LL.D 1786- 
 
 John McVickar, S.T.D 1817- 
 
 Samuel Latham Mitchill, M.D., LL.D i792~ 
 
 Charles Murray Nairne, L.H.D 1857- 
 
 James Smith, M.D 1767- 
 
 John Torrey, M.D., LL.D 1860- 
 
 John Howard Van Amringe, L.H.D., LL.D 1860- 
 
 William Robert Ware, LL.D 1881- 
 
 Peter Wilson, LL.D : . . . 1789-1792, i797~ 
 
 Alumni and Others 
 
 DeWitt Clinton, LL.D Class of 
 
 William Alfred Jones, A.M " " 
 
 Rev. George Ogilvie, A.M 
 
 Stephen Whitney Phcenix, A.M " " 
 
 Abiel Abbot Low 
 Joseph Florimond duc de Loubat 
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