NEW YORK.

_Albany._ Young Men's Association Library--Pruyn Branch Library. Gift

of building, furniture, and equipment, cost about $20,000, from

Mrs. William G. Rice, in memory of her father, the late Chancellor

J. V. L. Pruyn.

-- Gift of $525, from various persons.

_Angelica._ Free Library. Gift of $12,000, for a library building, from

Mrs. Frank Smith.

-- Gift of a building lot for a library building, value not stated,

from Frank S. Smith.

_Brooklyn._ The Brooklyn Library. Bequest from Mr. James A. H. Bell of

sixteen-seventy-fifths of his estate. This bequest is estimated to

be worth about $10,000. Mr. Bell also left the library 1523

volumes, collected since he gave his library of 10,425 volumes,

three years ago.

-- Long Island Historical Society. Gift of $6500. This amount was

raised by popular subscription, and is to be known as the "Storrs

Memorial Fund," the income to be devoted to the increase of the

library.

-- Bequest of $1000, the income to be expended in "the enlargement of

the department of ecclesiastical history," from Richard S. Storrs,

D.D., late President of the Society.

_Caldwell, Lake George._ Dewitt C. Hay Library Association. Bequest,

valued at about $13,300, consisting of 100 shares of Amer. Bank

Note Co. stock, 35 shares of C. M. and St. Paul R. R. stock, and

$2000 in Duluth and Iron Range R. R. stock, to be held in trust,

the income to be spent for new books, pictures, and objects of art,

from Mrs. Marietta C. Hay, of Tarrytown, N. Y. This library is

established in memory of the donor's husband.

_Catskill._ Public Library. Gift of $20,000, for public library

building, from Andrew Carnegie.

_Cohoes._ Public Library. Gift of $25,000, for public library building,

from Andrew Carnegie.

_Gloversville._ Public Library. Gift of $25,000, for new library

building, from Andrew Carnegie. The city already appropriates $3000

for library maintenance.

_Greene._ Public Library. Gift of $30,000, for a public library

building, from William H. and James H. Moore, founders of the

Diamond Match Co., of Chicago.

_Hempstead, L. I._ Public Library. Gift of $25,000, for a public

library building, from Andrew Carnegie.

_Homer._ Public Library. Gift of $10,000, for the erection of a public

library building, from George W. Phillips.

_Ithaca._ Cornell University. Gift of $12,000, as an endowment fund for

the Flower Veterinary Library, the income alone to be used for the

increase of the collection, from Mrs. Roswell P. Flower.

-- Gift of $1126, as a contribution toward printing the catalogue of

the Dante collection, from Willard Fiske.

-- Bequest, estimated at about $2000, from C. H. Howland, class of

1901. This is to form an endowment fund, the income to be used for

the purchase of works in the English language for a circulating

library for the use of students and officers of the university, and

is not payable until after the death of the testator's father, who

is still living.

-- Gift of $575, for the increase of the White Historical Library, from

the Hon. Andrew D. White.

-- Gift of 330 volumes, from the family of the late Prof. S. G.

Williams.

-- Gift of 300 volumes, from Theodore Stanton, class of '76.

_Johnstown._ Public Library. Gift of $20,000, for a public library

building, from Andrew Carnegie, the city to furnish site and

appropriate $2500 yearly for maintenance.

_Middletown._ Thrall Library. Bequest of $31,500, with which a fine

library building has been erected, from Mrs. S. Marietta Thrall.

_Mount Vernon._ Public Library. Gift of $35,000, for a public library

building, from Andrew Carnegie.

_New Rochelle._ Public Library. Gift of $25,000, for a public library

building, from Andrew Carnegie. The city must furnish site and a

yearly maintenance of $4000.

_New York City._ American Geographical Society. Gift of $4455 to

building fund, from various persons.

-- Am. Institute of Electrical Engineers. Gift of Latimer Clark

collection of electrical works, 6000 v., from Dr. S. S. Wheeler.

-- American Museum of Natural History. Gift of 4539 volumes, pamphlets,

etc., on Natural History, including 73 maps, of a value of not less

than $4200, from Gen. Egbert L. Viele.

-- Gift of 3166 volumes of Bibles, dictionaries, travels, cyclopædias,

etc., valued at $6500, from N. Y. Ecumenical Council.

-- Gift of 243 volumes and 33 pamphlets, handsomely bound and valued at

$2000, from Frederick A Constable.

-- Gift of 45 rare volumes on Mineralogy, valued at $250, from Ernest

Schernikow.

-- Association of the Bar. Gift of $10,000, received Jan. 1, 1901,

source not given.

-- Columbia University. Gift of $10,000, from "A Friend of the

University," for additions to the library.

-- Gift of $5000, from "A Friend of the University" (another friend),

for special purposes.

-- Gift of $2250, with which to complete the library's set of English

Parliamentary Papers, from the Hon. William S. Schermerhorn.

-- Gift of the "Garden Library" of 2279 volumes and 145 pamphlets,

consisting of works by Southern authors or bearing on Southern

history, from The New York Southern Society.

-- Deposit of the library of the Holland Society, consisting of books

and pamphlets, mostly in the Dutch language, many of which are

rare.

-- General Theological Seminary. Gift of 2700 volumes, a part of the

library of the Rev. B. I. Haight, D.D., from C. C. Haight, Esq.

-- Gift of 1000 volumes, a part of the library of the Rt. Rev. Horatio

Potter, D.D., from Prof. William B. Potter.

-- Gift of books, number not stated, to the value of $3850, from the

Society for Promoting Religion and Learning in the State of New

York.

-- Mechanics' Institute Library. (General Society of Mechanics and

Tradesmen.) Bequest of $5000, from estate of Charles P. Haughan.

-- New York Free Circulating Library. (New York Public Library.)

Bequest of $20,000, from Oswald Ottendorfer.

-- Bequest of $11,250, from Proudfit Estate. This library is now

absorbed by the New York Public Library--Astor, Lenox, and Tilden

Foundations.

-- New York University. Gift of over 1200 volumes, from the library of

the late Prof. Ezra Hall Gillett, D.D., from his two sons.

-- Public Library--Astor, Lenox, and Tilden Foundations. Gift of

$5,200,000, for the erection of 65 branch library buildings, the

city to furnish the sites and guarantee the maintenance of the

libraries, from Andrew Carnegie.

-- Gift of 1304 volumes, from the Union League Club.

-- Gift of 738 volumes, from Hon. Robert P. Porter.

-- Gift of 592 volumes, from the Misses Ely.

-- Gift of 497 volumes, from Mrs. Gertrude King Schuyler.

-- Gift of 393 volumes, from estate of S. V. R. Townsend.

-- Gift of 343 volumes, from Dr. R. G. Wiener.

-- Gift of 287 volumes, from H. V. and H. W. Poor.

-- Gift of 280 volumes, from Edmond Bruwaert.

-- Gift of 923 groups of steel engravings, all "engravers' proofs,"

chiefly the works of the donor's father, from James D. Smillie.

-- Gift of a large and valuable collection of Japanese engravings and

chromo-xylographs, formed by Captain Brinkley, of the _Japan Mail_,

from Charles Stewart Smith.

-- New York Society Library. Bequest of $1000, from Maria B. Mount.

-- Bequest of $20,004.86, from Charles H. Contoit; during the previous

year $137,000 was paid to the library by this estate.

-- Union Theological Seminary. Gift of 559 volumes, from the library of

the late president, Roswell Dwight Hitchcock, LL.D.

-- Gift of 519 volumes, from the library of the late Prof. Ezra Hall

Gillett, D.D., from his two sons.

-- Washington Heights Free Library. Gift of $1700 by Andrew Carnegie

towards completing sum required by conditional gift for new

building.

-- Young Men's Christian Association. Gift of $5000, to prepare

catalogue of circulating library, from Frederick E. Hyde.

_Newark._ Gift of a library building, costing nearly $25,000; also,

$1000 to send out travelling libraries in the neighborhood and the

salary of the librarian for a year, from Mr. Henry C. Rew, of

Evanston, Ill.

_Niagara Falls._ Public Library. Gift of $50,000, for a public library

building, from Andrew Carnegie, the city to furnish a site and a

yearly maintenance of $7000.

_Oxford._ Public Library. Gift of a public library, from children of

the late Eli L. Corbin.

_Oyster Bay, L. I._ Public Library. Gift of $1000, towards a public

library building, by Andrew Carnegie. No conditions were attached

to this gift.

_Peekskill._ Public Library. Gift of the old Henry Ward Beecher

residence, fully equipped for a public library, from Dr. John

Newell Tilton.

_Port Jervis._ Public Library. Gift of $20,000, for public library

building, from Andrew Carnegie, the city to furnish site and

appropriate $3000 yearly maintenance.

-- Gift of plot of ground for library site, value not stated, from

Peter E. Farnum.

_Rochester._ Reynolds Library. Gift of 900 volumes of United States

public documents, from Hon. Charles S. Baker.

_St. George, S. I._ Arthur Winter Memorial Library of the Staten Island

Academy. Gift of $500, from Andrew Carnegie, without conditions.

_Schenectady._ Public Library. Gift of $50,000, for a public library

building, from Andrew Carnegie. The city council had already

appropriated $5000 a year for library maintenance provisionally in

hope of securing a Carnegie gift. A site is under consideration, at

a probable cost of $14,000.

-- Gift of $15,000, with which to purchase a site for the new Carnegie

library, from the General Electric Company.

_Syracuse._ Public Library. Gift of $260,000, for a new library

building, from Andrew Carnegie, the city to furnish site and

guarantee $30,000 yearly for maintenance.

_Watertown._ Flower Memorial Library. Gift of $60,000, from Mrs. Emma

Flower Taylor, for a public library to commemorate her father, the

late Governor Roswell P. Flower.

_Yonkers._ Public Library. Gift of $50,000, for a public library

building, from Andrew Carnegie.

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