14 9-USEFUL And fine arTS: Painting, Plastic Arts, and Fine Arts Generally. G 1057. USILL. Practical surveying. G 5456. BREWER. Elementary engineering. Testing of materials. B 2517. CORFIELD. Treatment and utilisation of sewage. 3d ed. 3d ed. WEGMANN. Design and construction of masonry dams. WHIPPLE. Bridge building. G 4777 G 4895. G 4788. G 4561. The electric railway. G 4788.2. CHICAGO. Department of Public Works. † 13th report for 1888. annual G 4552. WINTON and MILLAR. Modern steam practice, engineering, and electricity. 4 v. G 2791. CHURCH. Mechanics of engineering. G 1553. etc. G 5125. WRIGHT. American street railways: their construction, D. Household Economy. G 4493. + Prevention of fire. 2d ed. G 4150. G 4161. B 16. B 2517. B 2517. Fifty salads. H 3324.f. G 4601. OWEN. Choice cookery. H 3340.c. G 4167. Progressive housekeeping. H 3340 p. G 2176. E. Industrial Art. G 7615. ADAMSON. EMERSON. Naturalistic photography. I 2136.n. G 4241. G 4651. G 1280. MELDOLA. Chemistry of photography. I 2297. PRICE. How to make pictures: easy lessons for teur photographer. 4th ed. the ama I 2715. 4th ed ROCHE. How to make photographs: a manual Manufacture of glass. H 8895. G 4706. 4th ed. G 2714. O'BRIEN.Legal status of the Arcade Railway. B 2517. Catechism of steam engines. 20th ed. G 2377.c. Hand-book of land and marine engines. 8th ed. G 2377.h. Hand-book of the locomotive. 13th ed. G 4377.h. Instructions and suggestions for engineers and firemen. G 2377.i. Questions and answers for engineers. 5th ed. G 2377.q. Use and abuse of the steam-boiler. 10th ed. G 2377.u. Young engineer's own book. 2d ed. G 2377.y. ROSE. Modern steam engines. G 2876. SLATER. Sewage treatment, purification, and utilization. G 4410. G. Painting, Plastic Arts, and Fine Arts schools. I 4051. CHAMPLIN and PERKINS, edrs. Cyclopedia of painters and paintings. 4 v. I 4818. CHATTOCK. Practical notes on etching. I 255I. DILke. Art in the modern state. I 572. FOWLER. 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