1897.]
Again, we take much pleasure in welcoming a new exchange
to our list. The newcomer is The Pacific Wave , of the University
of Washington, but it has lost nothing by its long trans-conti
nental journey. The cover design is very tasty and the contents
are far above the average.
Then, too, the weeklies have not been delinquent. Already
both the Orange and Blue and the F. and M. Weekly have found
their way to the table, full of hopes of future success on the grid
iron for their respective colleges, not omitting the usual words of
welcome and brotherly advice to new students.
The following books have been added to the College Library
since September xst:
Lea, H. C.—Chapters from the Religious History of Spain,
1890; History of the Inquisition, 3 Vols.; Historical Sketch of
Sacerdotal Celibacy, 1884; Studies in Church History, 1883;
Superstition and Force, 1892.
Lubbock, Sir John —Seedlings, 1892.
Mayr, Heinrich—Waldungen von Nordamerika, 1890,
Newhall, C. S. —Trees of Northeastern America, 1897; Vines
of Northeastern America, 1897; Shrubs of Northeastern America,
1895.
Plowright, C. B. —British Uredineae and Ustilagineae, 1889.
Prodromus Systematus Naturalis Regni Vegetabilis, 17 Vols.
Schlicli, Wm. —Manual of Forestry, Vols. 2-4.
Watson, Sereno —Bibliographical Index to North American
Botany, 1878.
Wolle, Francis —Diatomaceae of North America, 1894.
Department of Civie Engineering
Baker, W. N. —Manual of American Water Works, 1897.
Billings, W. R. —Water Works Construction, 1893.
Blaine, A. G. —Hydraulic Machinery, 1897.
Library Notes,
LIBRARY NOTES.
Department of History.
Department of 'Botany.