McMullen, Joseph F.-Continued.

cal forms, incl. of probate practice, with principles of law adapted to the statutes of Wisconsin ; added, complete official forms and instructions under the recent

1. In general.

patent, bounty and homestead acts. 4th ed., rev. and enl. Milw. 1880. O. 349: R2 Eck, Ernst. Die neue deutsche civil-prozessordnung. In Deutsche zeit- und streitfragen. 304: 15 v2

Gillett, Ransom H. The federal government; its officers and their duties. N. Y. 1871. D. 350.1: 2 Lamphere, G: N. The U. S. government; its organization and practical workings, including the declaration of independence, the constitution of the U. S., and a description of the three grand divisions of the government, namely the legislative, executive and judicial departments, their powers and duties, with the number, title and compensation of all persons employed in each, together with many interesting facts and histories. Phila. 1880. O. 350.1:1 United States. Official register of the U. S., containing a list of officers and employees in the civil, military and naval service, together with a list of ships and vessels belonging to the U. S., 1831, 1835, 1839, 1843, 1847, 1849, 1851, 1853, 1855, 1857, 1859, 1861, 1863, 1865, 1867, 1871, 1873, 1875, 1877, 1879, 1881, 1883. Wash. 1831-84. 26 v. D. and Q. in 350.1: D Note. Frequently designated as the "Blue book of the U. S."; the title sometimes reads "Biennial register, etc."

For reports of officers and bureaus of the national and state governments, see Legislative annals, class 328, col. 173–181.

Black book, The, or Corruption unmasked; an account of places, pensions and sinecures, the revenues of the clergy and landed aristocracy, the salaries and emoluments in courts of justice and the police dep't, the expenditure of the civil list, the amount and application of the droits of the crown and admiralty, the robbery of charitable foundations, the profits of the bank of England, arising from the issue of its notes, balances of public money, management of the borough debt, and other sources of emolument, the debt, revenue and influence of the East India company, the state of the finances, debt and sinking fund. Added, correct lists of both houses of parliament from 1819 to 1828, showing their family connections, parliamentary influence, the places and pensions held by themselves or relations; with a supp, and app., the whole forming an exposition of the cost, influence, patronage and corruption of the borough government. New ed. Lond. 1828. 2 v. O. 350.2:1

Haas, Claude P: Marie. Administration de la France; histoire et mécanisme des grands pouvoirs de l'état, fonctions publiques, conditions d'admission et d'avancement dans toutes les carrières, priviléges et immunités. 2e éd. Paris. 1861. 4 v. 0.

350.3:2

Isaacsohn, S. Geschichte des preussischen beamtenthums vom anfang des 15. jahrhunderts bis auf die gegenwart. Berlin. 1874, 1878. 2 v. O. Oesfeld, Max v. Preussen in staatsrechtlicher, kameralistischer und staatswirthschaftlicher beziehung; ein populäres hand- und hülfslehrbuch der inneren staatsverfassungs- und verwaltungs-kunde überhaupt; zunächst für den preussischen staatsbürger, insbesondere aber für diejenigen welche sich dem staatsverwaltungs- und justiz-dienste widmen. 2te durchaus neu umgearb. und verm. aufl. Breslau. 1870, 1871. 2 v. O. 350.3:3

Note. For the administration of the English government, see also class 323.2, col. 162-163; and of the U. S., class 324.1, col. 164-168.

no. 1-5, 7. N. Y. 1881-82. D. 351.1:5 Contents. 1. Purposes of the assoc. 2. The beginning of the spoils system in the national gov., 1829–30; repr. from Parton's Life of Jackson. 3. Eaton, Dorman B. The spoils system and civil-service reform in the custom-house and post office at N. Y. 4. Brown, Willard. Civil-service reform in the N. Y. custom-house. 5. Eaton, Dorman_B. The term and tenure of office; 2d ed. abr. 7. Godkin, E. L. The danger of an office-holding aristocracy. - Same: Daniel Webster and the spoils system; an extract from sen. Bayard's oration at Dartmouth college, june 1882. N. Y. 1882. D. in 351.1:5 National civil-service reform league. Proceedings at the annual meeting held at Newport, R. I., aug. 2, 1882, with the address of the pres., hon. G: W: Curtis. N. Y. 1882. O. 363: Pam

- Report on the expediency of asking candidates for public office their views of civil service reform; with the resolutions adopted by the exec. com. june 22, 1882. N. Y. 1882. O. 363: Pam

An address to the reverend clergy of all denominations in the U. S. N. Y. 1883. O. 363: Pam The progress of reform, an address del. at the annual meeting by G: W: Curtis. N. Y. 1883. O. 363: Pam Milwaukee civil service reform assoc. Annual meeting, may 3, 1883. [Milw. 1883]. O. 363: Pam

Same. May 7, 1884. [Milw. 1884]. O.

Eaton, Dorman B. Civil service in Great Britain; history of abuses and reforms, and their bearing upon american politics. N. Y. 1880. O. 351.2:1

- Same. (Frank. sq. lib.) N. Y. 1881. Q.

351.2+1 Bain, Alexander. The civil service examinations. In his Practical essays. 824.2:91 Copp, H: N., ed. U. S. salary list and civil service law, rules and regulations, with specimen examination questions in the custom house, post office and classified departmental service. Wash. 1883. (). 351.1:4 United States. Civil service commission. 1st, 2d annual reports. Wash. 1884, 1885. O.

in 351.1:D 351.1:6

Same. Kerr, R. W. History of the government printing office at Washington, D. C., with a brief record of the public printing for a century, 1789-1881. Ill. Lancaster. Pa. 1881. O. 351.1+3

Baker, Lafayette C. History of the U. S. secret service. Phila. 1867. O. 354.1:1

Municipal governments.

New York city. Manual of the corporation of the city of New York, 1863 [by] D. T. Valentine. in 351.13:D

Same. 1868, by Joseph Shannon.

in 351.13: D Albany, city, N. Y. Police commissioners. Annual report, 1874-75. Albany. 1876. O.

354.1: D Philadelphia city. Controller. 29th annual report, exhibiting the receipts and expenditures of the city, 1882. Phila. 1883. O. in 352.13: D

St. Louis city. The mayor's message and accompanying documents to the city council at its may session 1870-1872, nov. 1872, may and nov. 1873 and 1874, nov. 1875 and 1876; and to the municipal assembly at its 2d special april session 1877, and at its called session 1879]. St. Louis. 1870-79. 12 v. O. 350.14: D Contains reports of the following officers and institutions: Board of health.-Board of public improvements. City auditor.-City collector.- City comptroller. - City counselor. - City engineer. - City marshall.-City treasurer.-Fire dep't.-Harbor master.Inspector of boilers.-Inspector of weights and measures.-Police commissioners.-St. Louis house of refuge. Superintendent, city workhouse. - Water Chicago city. Annual reports of the various

commissioners.

officers for the fiscal year, ending dec. 31, 1882. Chicago. 1883. Ö. in 351.15: D

Contents. Mayor's message.-Dep't of finance.Dep't of public works.-Dep't of health, 1881 and 12-Fire dep't.-Police dep't.-House of correction.-Public library.-School dep't. Detroit city. Controller. Report of the receipts

and expenditures of the corporation for the fiscal year ending june 30, 1881[-1883]. Detroit. 1881-83. 3 v. O. in 352.15: D Milwaukee city. Common council. Proceedings and ordinances for the year ending april 1873 [-1884]. Milw. 1873-84. 12 v. O. in 351.15 : D Municipal officers. Report of the city comptroller; exhibiting the receipts, expendi tures and financial condition of the city for the year ending march 4, 1854 [to the

Milwaukee city. Municipal officers.-Continued. year ending march 26, 1858]. Milw. 185458. O. and Q. in 351.15: D Report of the city attorney, city comptroller and joint committee on railroads of the city of Milw., on the amt. of bonds issued to aid in the construction of the several railroads, the securities held by the city and the coupons past due and unpaid to nov. 1, 1859. Milw. 1859. O. in 351.15: D -- City documents; mayor's addresses to the common council, and annual reports [of city departments], 1861-2 -1883.. Milw. 1862-84. 23 v. O. in 351.15: D

Contains reports of the following officers and institutions:

Board of health, apr. 1868-dec. 1877; (continued by
the Commissioner of health).

Board of public works, march 1872-dec. 1883.
Board of water commissioners, april 1871-dec. 1874,
(continued in rep. of the Board of public works).
Chief engineer of the fire dep't, march 1869-1870,
april 1872-dec. 1883.

Chief of police, april 1868-march 1870, april 1872-
march 1875, april 1881-march 1884.

City attorney, march 1868-1870.

City controller, march 1861-dec. 1883.

City engineer, incl. in rep. of Board of public works. Commissioner of health, rep. 1878-1879, monthly statements, 1880-1883.

Water works, report by E. S. Chesbrough, oct. 28, 1868.

- report of board of experts on the trial of duty and capacity of the pumping engines, may 1875.-See Board of water com'rs.

San Francisco city. Municipal reports for the fiscal year 1878-79, ending june 30, 1879; pub. by order of the board of supervisors. San Franc. 1879. O. in 351.15: D Contains the following reports: Assessor.-Auditor. Board of health. -City cemetery. - Chief of police.-City hall commissioners.- City and county attorney. City and county surveyor. Clerk of justices' court.- Common schools. Coroner. County clerk.-County recorder.-Fire department. - Free public library. -Gas inspector. - House of correction. Home for care of the inebriate. - Industrial school.-License collector.-Park commissioners.- Pound keeper.-Public administrator. Registrar of voters. Sheriff. - Superintendent of public streets.-Tax collector.-Treasurer. France Département de la Seine. Conseil général. Procès-verbaux, 1871-1876. Paris. 1872-76. 12 v. O. 351.3: D

Contents. Sessions ordinaires de 1872-1876, sessions extraordinaires d'avil-mai 1872, de juin 1874, et de juillet 1876, et session complémentaire de déc. 1872.The proceedings for 1875 and 1876 are pub. in 2 pts., of which the 1st contains: Mémories de M. le préfet de la Seine et de M. le préfet de police. Direction de l'administration général. Rapport sur le service des aliénés, pendant 1876, 1877. Paris. 1877-78. Q. 351.3: D

- Rapport présenté au nom de l'inspection départementale par l'inspecteur principal [sur le] service des enfants assistés, pour 1877, 1878. Paris. 1878-79. Q.

351.3: D

Japan, China, India. Persia, Italy. Russia, Austria, Germany, France and England, accompanied by letters descriptive of a journey from Japan to the Caucasus. N. Y. 1878. O. 355:6 Wraxall, Sir F: C: Lascelles. Handbook to the naval and military resources of the principal european nations. Lond. 1856. O.

355:8 Scott, H: Lee. Military dictionary; comprising technical definitions, information on raising and keeping troops, actual service, incl makeshifts and improved material, and law, government regulation and administration relating to land forces. N. Y. 1861. 0. 355 R1 Wilhelm, T: Military dictionary and gazetteer; comprising ancient and modern military technical terms, historical accounts of all north amer. indians, as well as ancient war like tribes; also notices of battles from the earliest period to present time, with explan. of terms used in heraldry and the offices thereof. [and] an app. containing the articles of war, etc. Rev. ed. Ill. Phil. 1881. O. 355: R2 Castner, Julius. Militär-lexikon ; heerwesen und marine aller länder mit besonderer berücksichtigung des deutschen reichs, waffen und festungswesen, taktik und verwaltung. Leipz. 1882. D. 355: R9 Stürenburg, H: Wehrpflicht und erziehung. In Deutsche zeit- und streit-fragen.

304: 15 v8 Guhl, A: Schule und heer. In Deutsche zeitund streit-fragen. 304: 15 v10 Halleck, H: Wager. Elements of military art and science, or Course of instruction in strategy, fortification, tactics of battles, etc., embracing the duties of staff, infantry, cavalry, artillery and engineers, adapted to the use of volunteers and militia. 2d ed., with critical notes on the mexican and crimean wars. N. Y. 1861. O. 355:2

Jomini, Antoine H: baron de. The art of war. New ed., with app. and maps; tr. from the french by G. H. Mendell and W. P. Craighill. Phila. 1862. D. 355:3

Machiavelli, Niccolò. The art of war. Added, Hints relative to warfare by a gentleman of the state of New York. Albany. 1815. 0. 355:4

Szabad, Emeric. Modern war; its theory and practice illustrated from celebrated campaigns and battles. Maps and diagrams. N. Y. 1863. D. 355:5 United States. War department. Revised regulations for the army of the U. S. 1861, with index. Phila. 1862. O. in 355.1: D Viele, Egbert L. Hand-book for active service; containing practical instructions in campaign duties for the use of volunteers. N. Y. 1861. D. 355:7 Mahan, Dennis H. An elementary treatise on advanced-guard, out-post and detachment service of troops, and the manner of posting and handling them in the presence of an enemy; with a historical sketch of the rise and progress of tactics, etc., intended as a supp. to the system of tactics adopted

especially for the use of officers of militia and volunteers. New ed. Plates. N. Y. 1861. D. 355:11 Scott, Winfield. Infantry tactics, or Rules for the exercise and manoeuvers of the U. S. infantry. New ed. N. Y. 1861. 3 v. T.

356:2 Contents. V. 1. Schools of the soldier and company. 2. School of the battalion and instruction for light infantry or rifle. 3. Evolutions of the line. United States. War department. Cavalry tactics. Phila. 1862. V. 2, 3. T.

in 357.1: D Contents. V. 2. School of the trooper, of the platoon and of the squadron, mounted. 3. Evolutions of a regiment. Instruction for field artillery, prepared by a board of artillery officers. Phila. 1861. O. 358:1 United States. Military commission to Europe in 1855 and 1856. Report of G: B. McClellan [of the cavalry]. Ill. Wash. 1857. Q. in 355: D Contents. Operations in the Crimea. - European engineer troops. French, austrian, prussian and sardinian infantry.-Russian army.--Prussian, austrian, french, english and sardinian cavalry.-U. S. cavalry.-Regulations and instructions for the field service of cavalry, in time of war, for the U. S. army.-Index.

Contents. List of books, drawings, etc., obtained.Military organization of Russia, Prussia, Austria, France and Great Britain.-Ordnance at the siege of Sebastopol.-Rep. of the french minister of war to the emperor on the administrative arrangements for the war in the east.-Arsenals of construction.-Rifled cannon.-Cannon of large caliber.-Garrison artillery.-Field artillery. - Shrapnell shells.- Fuzes for common shells.-Small arms. - Schön, J. Rifled infantry arms; a brief description of the modern system of small arms as adopted in the various european armies. 2d ed. rev. and augm; Dresden, 1855. Tr. from the german by J. Gorgas.

Report on the art of war in Europe, by R: Delafield, maj. of the corps of engineers, from notes and observations. Maps and ill. Wash. 1861. Q. in 355: D Contents. Introd. Rifle balls. Breech-loading small arms.-Gun-carriages and casemates. - Fortifications in the Crimea.-Field hospitals and ambulances. Subsistence. - Mess furniture.- Transports for troops and supplies.-Jacobi mines at Sebastopol, Cronstadt, etc. New method of firing mines by electricity. Harbor defences: Cherbourg; Naval, depot at Toulon; English system; Sardinian naval depot at Genoa; Austrian system; Prussian system. -Floating batteries sheathed with wrought iron. Theory and practice of modern system of fortification.-Stables and barracks for cavalry.-Artilllery stables.-Infantry barracks.-Military hospitals. Boguslawski, Albert v. Tactical deductions from the war of 1870-71. Tr. from the german by Lumley Graham. 3d ed. Lond. 1874. O. 355.3:1 United States. Corps of engineers, U. S. army. Report upon the practice in Europe with the heavy Armstrong, Woolwich and Krupp rifled guns, submitted by the board of engineers for fortifications, Z. B. Tower, pres. Ill. (Prof. papers no. 25.) Wash. 1883. Q. in 358: D

U. S. army and navy journal, The, and gazette of the regular and volunteer forces; v. 1821, aug. 1880-july 1884. N. Y. 1880-84. F.

Army history.

(For the history of campaigns, see class History.)

Lacombe, Paul. Arms and armour in antiquity

and the middle ages, also a descriptive notice of modern weapons. Tr. from the french, with a pref., notes and one add. chapter on arms and armour in England. [Ill. lib. of wonders]. N. Y. 1876. D.

355:1 Burton, R: Francis. The book of the sword. III. Lond. 1884. Q. 355+P10 Note. Contains, on p. xxiii-xxxi, List of authorities. Hamersly, T: H. S.. comp. Complete regular

army register of the U. S. for one hundred years, 1779-1879, together with the volunteer general staff during the war with Mexico, and a register of all appointments by the pres. of the U. S. in the volunteer service during the rebellion, with the official military record of each officer. Also, a military history of the department of war, and of each staff department of the army, with various tables relating to the army and other important military information, comp. from the official records. Wash. 1880. O. 355.1: R1 Ingersoll, Lurton Dunham. A history of the war department of the U. S.; with biographical sketches of the secretaries. Wash. 1879. O. 355.1:2 United States. Secretary of war. Annual reports. See Congressional documents.

in 328.1: D Phisterer, F: Statistical record of the armies of the U. S. (Campaigns of the civil war, supp. vol.) N. Y. 1883. D. 355.1:4 O'Brien, T: M., and Oliver Diefendorf. General orders of the war department, embracing the years 1861-1863; adapted specially for the use of the army and navy of the U. S.; chronologically arr., with index. N. Y. 1864. 2 v. O. 355.1+5 Wisconsin. Adjutant general. Annual report, with reports from the quartermaster general and surgeon general for the year ending dec. 30, 1865. Madison. 1866. O. in 355.15: D Note. A 2d ed., including "a reprint of so much of the adj.-gen.'s reports for 1863 and 1864 as pertains to the regimental history, for the purpose of giving a connected narrative of each organization during the entire term of service." Cooke, Philip St. G: Scenes and adventures in the army, or Romance of military life. Phila. 1859. D. 357.1:2 Rodenbough, Theo. F., ed. From everglade to cañon with the second dragoons, 2d U. S. cavalry; an authentic account of service in Florida, Mexico, Virginia and the indian country, incl. the personal recollections of prominent officers. App., containing orders, reports and correspondence, military records, etc., 1836-1875. Ill. N. Y. 1875. 0. 357.1+3 Damon, Herbert C. History of the Milwaukee light guard, organized july 16, 1855. Milw. 1875. O. 356+3 Adams, W: H: Davenport. Famous regiments of the british army; their origin and services. Ill. London. n. d. D. 355.2:1 Hering, F: Erinnerungen eines legionärs, oder Nachrichten von den zügen der deutschen

legion des königs von England in England, Irland, Dänemark, der Pyrenäischen halbinsel, Malta, Sicilien und Italien. [Anon.] Hannover. 1826. O. 355.2:2

4. The navy.

Naval encyclopædia; comprising a dictionary of nautical words and phrases, biographical notices and records of naval officers, special articles on naval art and science, written expressly for this work by officers and others of recognized authority in the branches treated of by them, with descriptions of the principal naval stations and seaports of the world. Phila. 1881. Q.

359: R1 Busk, Hans. The navies of the world; their present state and future capabilities. Ill. Lond. 1859. D. 359:2 Chadwick, F. E. Report on the training systems for the navy and merchant marine of England and on the naval training system of France, made to the bureau of equipment and recruiting, U. S. navy dep., sept. 1879. (U. S. 46th cong. 2d sess., Senate ex. doc. 52). Wash. 1880. O. 359: D Soley, James Russell. Report on foreign systems of naval education. (U. S. 46th cong., 2d sess., Senate ex. doc. 51.) Wash. 1880. O. 359: D Hamersly, T: H. S. General register of the U. S. navy and marine corps, arr. in alphabetical order, 1782-1882; containing the names of all officers of the navy, commissioned, warranted and appointed, incl. volunteer officers who have entered the service since the establishment of the navy dep. in 1798, showing the dates of their original entry, of their progressive rank and in what manner they left the service, if not now in it, with a sketch of the navy from 1775-1798 and a list of all midshipmen and cadet engineers at the naval academy since its establishment, Comp. from the original ms. records of the navy dept. Wash. 1882. O. 359.1: R3 United States. Secretary of the navy. Annual reports. See Congressional documents. in 328.1: D - Navy department. Papers and discussions on ships, guns and armor; reprinted from various sources. (Naval prof. papers, no. 15). Wash. 1883. Ö. in 359: D Osbon, B. S., comp. Handbook of the U. S. navy; a compilation of all the principal events in the history of every vessel of the U. S. navy from april 1861 to may 1864. N. Y. 1864. D. 359.1:1 Jewell, J. Grey. Among our sailors; with an app., containing extracts from the laws and consular regulations governing the U. S. merchant service. N. Y. 1874. D. 359.1: 2 Kelley, J. D. Jerrold. The question of ships; the navy and the merchant marine. N. Y. 1884. D. 359.1:4 Adams, W: H: Davenport. Famous ships of the british navy; stories of enterprise and daring. London. 1878. D. 359.2:1 Elwes, Alfred. Ocean and her rulers; a narrative of the nations which have from the

etc.

Elwes, Alfred.—Continued.

earliest ages held dominion over the sea, comprising a brief history of navigation

from the remotest period to the present time. New and rev. ed., ill. Lond. 1878. D. 359:5

1. Charitable.

(See also Pauperism, col. 207.)

Fields, Annie, Mrs. James T. How to help the poor. Bost. 1883. S. 361:4 Gurteen, S. Humphreys. A handbook of charity organization. Buffalo. 1882. O. 361:2 Lowell, Josephine Shaw. Public relief and private charity. (Questions of the day, no. 13.) N. Y. 1884. O.

State charities aid assoc.

pitals. N. Y. 1883. D. Jameson, Anna, born Murphy. catholic and protestant.

361:8

Hand-book for hos361:3

Sisters of charity,
Bost. 1857. D.

362: 1 - The communion of labor; a second lecture on the social employments of women. With her Sisters of charity. in 362: 1 U. S. sanitary commission, The; a sketch of its purposes and its work, comp. from documents and private papers. Pub. by permission. Bost. 1863. D. 361:5 Boynton, C: B. (?) History of the great western sanitary fair. [Anon.] Cinc. [1864]. O. 361:6 American association of the red cross. History of the red cross; the treaty of Geneva and its adoption by the U. S. Wash. 1883. O. 361:7 Gobrecht, J. C.. ed. History of the National home for disabled volunteer soldiers; with a complete guide-book to the central home at Dayton, Ohio, written and comp. by a veteran of the home. Dayton. 1875. D. 361:1 National home for disabled volunteer soldiers. Northwestern branch. Annual report of the governor and treasurer for 1876 [-1884]. National home, near Milw. 1877-85. O. 361: Pam National conference of charities and corrections. Proceedings of the 10th annual conference, held at Louisville, Ky., sept. 24-30, 1883; ed. by A. O. Wright, sec. Madison. 1884. O. 361+9 Industrial aid society for the prevention of pauperism. 47th annual report, oct. 1882. Cambridge, Mass. 1882. O. 361: Pam Willard asylum for the insane. 6th annual report of the trustees for 1874, transmitted to the legislature [of N. Y.] jan. 14, 1875. Albany. 1875. O. 361: Pam Wisconsin humane society for the prevention of cruelty. [Laws, objects, members, history, etc.] Milw. 1880. O. 361: Pam Milwaukee county. Department reports: City poor office; County farm and alms house; County hospital, 1883-1884. Milw. 188485. O. 361: Pam Milwaukee home for the friendless. 1st [-14th] annual report, 1868 [-1881]. Milw. 1868-82. 0. 361: Pam Ladies' bible and benevolent assoc. of Milwau

Deutsche gesellschaft von Milwaukee. 1er [-4er] jahresbericht, 13. juni 1880-30. sept. 1884. [Milw.] 1881-84. Ö. 361: Pam

Note. For reports on public charitable, reformatory and penal institutions, see Legislative annals, cl. 328. col. 176-181, and Municipal governments, cl. 351, col. 229–230.

2. Reformatories and prisons.

Oetker, F: Ueber erziehungs-anstalten für verwahrloste kinder. In Deutsche zeit- und streit-fragen. 304: 15 v8 Hill, Micaiah, and Caroline Frances Cornwallis. Two prize essays on juvenile delinquency. Lond. 1853. D. 364: 1 Wines, Enoch Cobb. The state of prisons and of child-saving institutions in the civilized world. Cambridge. 1880. O. 365+4 Hartmann, K: Robert E: v. Das gefängniss der zukunft. In his Gesammelte studien.

834+19 International penitentiary congress. Prisons and reformatories at home and abroad; being the transactions of the International penitentiary congress held in London, july 3-13, 1872, incl. official documents, discussions and papers presented to the congress; ed., at the request of the international committee, by Edwin Pears. Lond. 1872. O. 365+3 National prison association. Transactions of the 3d national prison reform congress, held at St. Louis, Mo.. may 13-16, 1874; being the 3d annual report of the National prison association of the U. S., ed. by E. C. Wines. N. Y. 1874. O. 365+1 Prison association of New York. 26th, 31st annual report of the executive committee; with accompanying documents for 1870, 365+2 1875. Albany. 1871-76. O.

Note. An app. to the report for 1870 contains papers and proceedings of the National congress on penitentiary and reformatory discipline, held in Cincinnati, O., oct. 12-18, 1870. Milwaukee county. House of correction. Annual report, 1879-1881, 1883. Milw. 1880-84. O. 365: Pam Milwaukee industrial school. An act authorizing industrial schools, together with the articles and by-laws and officers and committees of the [above]. Milw. 1875. D. 364: Pam

- 1st annual report of the [above], organized Milw. 1877. O. april 7, 1875. 364: Pam Note. Succeeded by the following institution. Wisconsin industrial school for girls. 3d [-6th] annual report of the board of managers, 1879 [-sept. 30, 1881]. Milw. and Madison. 364: Pam Michigan. Annual report of the inspectors of the state prison, 1878. Lansing. 1879. O. 365+5

1879-82.

Note. For other reports on this, and similar institutions in other states, see Legislative annals, cl.