The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-29
PROVIDENCE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The number OF volumes issued during
the week ending July 70, 1901, Is 1917;
daily average OF S02
Among the additions OF the past week
are: "Remembrances OF Emerson" by
John Albee 30si1i9: little Book OF
Tribune Verse" by Eugene Field, i9.sl0.-
3S5; Frances G. Baylor's "A Georgian
Bungalow" ! II &S q; Romantic Edin-
burgh," by John Geddie. W7l.2S; a new
edition OF James T. Fields Yesterdays
with Authors, sIo1 b; The insect
Book by l.. O. Howard. 6o7469: In
telligence I'm Plants and Animals" by I.
f.. Gentry, 677.69.
A selection from the very full references
at the information desk on American
moths and butterflies comprises the fol-
lowing: The recent volume entitled
Moths and Butterflies" u90D. by Miss
Mary G. Dickerson, OF the Rhode Island
Normal School. 60746T; two Interesting
volumes by c. NJ. Weed, Mature Bios
raphes: The lives of some everyday
butterflies, moths, grasshoppers and
flies" Q90l). i6S; and Life Hist lrits
OF American Insects" 0S9D, 60si53;
check list OF the Insects OF Rhode ISL
and" O9OD; by G. A..Davis. 6l74.i: In
sects, Their Structure and Life" ,lSJ9i,
by G.. VI. Carpenter. 607459; =. H. Scud-
der's Everyday Butterflies" OS9s), bMi5S.
also his Butterflies" .nSSD, 6Til9; and
"Frail Children of the Air $3.50. '01t ~,
IA WOfk StlttlionS fIf
authors larger wo. X. Butterflies OF the
Eastern United States and Canada"
ns9S). 607437: THE Life OF Butterfly"
Os93). by Scudder. 6074.37, the author using
study of the Mi!kweed butterfly. one of
the most conspicuous American butter
flies, 10 illustrate the lives of the whole
tribe: Insects Injurious to Forest Trees
OS93). by T.. Il. Felt, 60lf.65. (eXtracts from
the 4th annual report of the commission
ers of fisheries Game and Forests of the
State of New York;; The Butterfly
Book 0S9s). by w. J. Holland. 6mi5I;
the text books by A. $. Packard: Text
Book of Entomology" OS9s). 07i55: En-
tomology for Beginners (lsSs), 60I4%;
and Guide to the Study Of Insects OsIS).
TOTALS. see also Packard's. "Our Common
Insects 0S13 G07i3 Ca series OF essays
which appeared I'm the American Natu-
ralst. vols. is tlS67-7ll, 6509.l-5; and "A
New Arrangement of the Orders OF In
sects," by Professor Packard American
Naturalist, V. 90 D. sos OS96). 5000 the
two works by e. Knohel, Day Butterflies
and Duskiyers OF New England" 0S95).
6O7447 and THE Night Moths OF New
England GS95). 604.49: Eye Spy" Os9O,
674O10l. (among flowers and animate
things). by w. III. Gibson; also his
SHARP Eyes" 0S92). 67i07l. Ca ramblers
calendar II fifty-two weeks among In
sects birds and flowers): Insect Life"
OSgD by j. II. Comstock, 607id Can intro
duction 10 nature study and guide
for teachers. students and others interested
I'm outdoor lfe): also by the same author
and Anna Botsford Comstock, "A Manual
for the study OF Insects" $3.50 60iif l.
Monograph OF the Bombycine Moths of
America and Moth OF Mexico; PIT, J.,
Family l. "Notodontdae." by A. s. Pack
ard: published by the National Academy
of Sciences GS95). GMAl1; Among the
Moths and Butterflies $500. by Mrs j.
r. Ballard 607i.3i, "a revised and enlarged
edition OF Insect Lives, or Born In
Prison'O; Guides for Science-Teaching,
No. VIII. Insecta' OS9W. by A. Hyatt
and J. NJ Arms. s372S: Butterflies of
New England 0S96). by c. J Maynard,
6074.56: Butterflies of the Eastern United
states" OS95), by @. II. French. s074 %;
"Tenants OF an Old Farm" leaves from
the note book OF naturalist" GSS4) by
n. c. McCook 677i5: Random Notes on
Natural History" 3 V. dSS4-S6), edited by
j NJ Southwick and relating 10 Rhode
island phenomena, 6D.12.1-2. and Ma
tIres Garden" "a work which gives quite
as much space to moths snd other insects
as 10 rowers), by N. Blanchan (Mrs,
Doubleday.