DEWEY (order).pub. weekly.bookseller and newsdealer publisher's circular
00 Collected and mis. works. Literature and coll. works. Unclassified. Misc. includ. pamphlets,
not sermons
010 Bibliography.
Period. and proceedings Year b'ks and serials in vols.
070 Newspapers.
100 Philosophy. Philosophy. Philosophy.
230 Theology. Theology and religion Religion. Christ sci., occultism, theosophy Theol. sermons, Biblical.
320 Polit. Sci. and Law. Law. Law, tech. Politics Law, jurisp.
Economics and social rel. Polit. and soc. sci. Sociological subj. Polit. and soc. sci. Trade and commerce
370 Education. Education. Education. Education, classical and philological
400 Philology.
500 Natural science Physics and math. sci. Mathematics, chem. and physic. sci. Biology. Nat. history (See below).
600 Useful arts, Gen. Useful arts. Technology.
610 Medicine. Medicine and hyg. Medicine. Medicine, surgery.
630 Agriculture. Domestic and rural. Farming and gardening.
Art of war.
700 Fine arts, Gen. Fine arts, il. gift books. Art, architecture. Art, science and il.books.
780 Music. On music and musicians
790 Games and sports Sports and amusements. Sports and games
800 Literary hist. and crit. (See below).
Poetry and drama Poetry and drama. Poetry and drama. Poetry and the drama.
Fiction. Fiction. Fiction.{Novels, tales, juvenile works and other fiction
Juveniles. Juvenile. Juveniles.
Other forms. Humor and satire. Belles lettres, essays, monographs, etc.
900 History. History. History. Hist., biog., etc.
920 Biography. Biog. and correspond. Biography.
910 Geog. travels and descrip. Descrip., geog., trav. Travel. Voyages, travels, geographical research
DEWEY (order).bibliog. ital.hinrich.reinwald.
00
010
070
100
Collected and mis. works.
Bibliography.
Period. and proceedings.
Newspapers.
Philosophy.
Enciclopedia.
Bibliografia.
Atti accademici.
Giornale politici.
Filosofia-Teologia.

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Bibliothekswesen, encyklopädien, Gesammt. werke. Sammel werke, Schriften Gelehrten. Gesellschaften
Universatätswesen, etc.
Divers.
230 Theology Pubbl. relig. e pie. lett. Theologie. Religion ((Philos. morale)
320 Polit. Sci. and Law. Legislazione, Guirisp., Atti del senato, atti duputati. Rechts u. Staatswiss. Droit et économie polit.
Economics and social rel. Scienze polit. soc. Stat. bilanci ecc. Handel, Gewerbe Verkehrswesen.
370 Education. Instruzione. Educaz. Libri scolastici. Erziehung u. Unterricht. Jugendschriften. Education.
400 Philology. Filologia storia lett. Sprach u. Litteraturwissen. Linguistique.
500 Natural science Scienze fisiche, mate. e nat. Naturwiss. Math. Sciences, medicales et naturelles.
600 Useful arts, Gen. Ingegneria-Ferrovie. Bau u. Ingenieurwissenschaft. Technologie.
610 Medicine. Medicina. Heilwissenschaft.
630 Agriculture. Agricolt. Industr. comm. Haus, Land u. Forstwiss.
Art of war. Guerra Marina. Kriegswissenschaft Art militaire et marine.
700 Fine arts, Gen. Belle arti. Kunst. Beaux arts.
780 Music.
790 Games and sports.
800 Literary hist. and crit.
Poetry and drama Lett. contemp. Poesie. Teatro. Schöne Litteratur. Littérature.
Fiction. Romanzi e nov.
Juveniles.
Other forms. Misc. e lett. popol.
900 History. Storia-Geografia. Geschichte. Histoire, Biog. polit.
920 Biography. Biografia contemp.
910 Geog. travels and descrip. Erdbeschreibung, Karten. Geographie.

Mr. Bowker, in behalf of the committee, has submitted the matter, through Mr. G. H. Putnam, to the International Congress of Booksellers, and it is hoped that there may be a committee appointed or empowered to confer with this committee, and that some practical result may be reached in spite of various difficulties. This committee therefore recommends for the purpose of library reports, etc., the use of the Dewey order and divisions given in the accompanying table, with such modification as may be necessary to meet book trade requirements, but in the case of all recommendations begs to make them subject to an international understanding, and asks that the committee be continued and given full power to adopt a recommended order, providing an understanding can be reached with a representative of the booksellers. If such an understanding is reached, efforts should be made to get the further concurrence of other library associations and bibliographical bodies generally.

Ernest C. Richardson, Chairman,
for the Committee
.

J. C. Dana for the

[ COMMITTEE ON LIBRARY TRAINING]

made a brief statement, that the committee as a whole had been unable this year to visit and report upon the schools. He presented, as the report of the committee, a letter from Dr. E. C. Richardson, one of its members who had visited several of the schools as lecturer.[D]

William Beer spoke briefly on

[ COLLECTION AND CATALOGING OF EARLY NEWSPAPERS.]

The few remarks I have to make on this subject are prompted by a recent effort to collect from printed catalogs the scattered newspaper material for the first 15 years of the 19th century. The collection of information on the locality of files of newspapers up to 1800 has been commenced, and will in time be completed by Mr. Nelson, who publishes his results in the "Archives of the State of New Jersey." Many corrections will be necessary to his list, but it will even in its present shape be of great advantage to historical students.