The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-07
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Last Weeks Daily Average Issue
Was 334 VO.um:S.

The number Of volumes issued during the
week ending September 3, 1897, is 20O7, daily
average of 33i.
Among the recent additions are: 1.-TWO
Lectures on Theism," by Andrew Seth, 56I35
THE New Testament in the Original Greek, 4"
by B. =. Wescott and i. j. A. Hort; Guide
10 the Yukon Gold Fields" by V. Wilson,
4Og0.52 and Descriptive Guide 10 the Adi-
rondacks," by Edwin II. Wallace, Ass. ls.
In connection with the last t.mentioned work.
see the following; THE Wilds Of Northern
Now York." by NJ. Mervin, Putnams Maga-
zno v. I, 1854, p. 2G3-7O, 054.l lGi; "A Glimp o
of the Adirondacks," " by L. Rosecran,, Catht-
lie World, v. "a, 1876, p POI, 05LG0.24; THE
Adirondacks Verified" by Charles Dudley
Warner, Atlantic Monthly, ". II, 1873, D. 63-61.
2s22 3i5 40, 52229, 633-iG, 1880, 05i. IL Il /;
"Plcnicking in the Adirondacks," by j. Os-
good, Outing, v. II, 1889, p. 2S4, 054.42li;
Adirondack Days" by IL. Vane, Harpers
Magazine " G3 1884, y. $3.50 054. .ll.63:
Personal "reminiscences" by Lucius Il.
Chittenden. lsiJ o. D. 1922, 30ss. 1885, 'By
Stage Coach in the Adrondacks," by W. b.
Harte. New England Magazine, v. 0, 1890, p.
362-65. 05iG69: Spruce Bark Camp i'm the
Adrondacks," by J. Il. Spears, Cbautauquan,
V. IL, $780, p. 7li-l7 054 i9.ll; 'Tho Philoso-
piers Camp: Emerson, Agassiz, Lowell and
Others In the Adirondacks," by ". J. Still
man. Century, v. 90, 1893, p. 59s-6J6, 05il. 50:
Camp Life in the Adirondacks," by W II. II.
Murray, lOSs Is: I'm tho Adirondacks With Rod
and Rifle" 10y NJ Burk, Catholic World, V. 42,
1885. p. 1920, 05L6O42 The American
Anglers BoolS-Trout Fishing in tho Adir,"
by Thnddeus Norris p G6s 0O06. II; sport
f,ht
Trout" by Charles Dudley Warner, p. S27.32,
a9Gl la Two excellent accounts Of the Adj
rondacks for invalds are Camp Lon" by
Marc Cook, Harper's Magazine, v. c., 1884, p.
S3.1s. OJil1.G2; and "The AdiI ondacls As n
Health Resort" editod by J. n. Stickler, 1885,
i0Ss. 2s. References TO special localities are:
"John Browns Tract" Knickerbockcr, v. AZ,
1883, y. l7o-s2, O5i.li47; Visit TO John Browns
Tract" by 7. 3. Thorpe, HarperS Magazine,
V. 10, 1882 p. l6Oi-1S, 05i1Li9; Adirondack
Reservation" by G. :. Sargent, Garden and
Forest, v. :, 1894 p. 9l, 75l.37; another ar
ticlc by the same author in V. o, 1895, of the
same periodical, p. l0l.2, entitled "Plunder
OF the Adirondack Reservation" 75LaO;
"Ampersand" (ascent Of Mount Ampersand),
by II. J. Vandykc .Ir,, Harpers Magazine V.
n, 1885, y. 2l12i, 05Lll7l; and "A Journey
20 the Adirondacks' (ascent Of Mount White
facc) 10y A. ID. Mayo, Unitarian Review, V.
4, 1870 .. 5ll-1s, 5JOl0,A See also Adj
rondack Sketches" by W. Lechy, Catholic
World, " s. 1894, p, 55i g., i53-S2, O5IGO.5s;
"A Forest Story-I The Hunting Grounds Of
the Saranac; II, rhe Adirondack Woods and
Waters" lby r. Addison Richards, Harper's
Magazine, V. 10, 1852 p. $40, 4ji, O5Lll.lo;
Adirondack Tales" 10y W. H. II. Murray.
l1Ss. llg; and AN Adirondack Cabin" by
Mrs. Harriet NJ Lothrop, ls0li2 Additional
references on this subject may be found in
the Weekly List" Of August 10, 1894