Annual report, 1902 . he well-beloved instructor whose death wasnoted in my last Report. The development under Dr. Matthews very efficient directionof the Department of Chemistry and Dyeing renders imperativethe necessity of more adequate accommodations, and I trust that asuitable building for this purpose can be erected in season to beavailable at the beginning of the next School year. During the year there have been three hundred and twenty-fouraccessions to the Library of the School, divided as follows: Books, ........... 62 Collections of photographs, prints, etc., .... 74 Periodicals, ...
Annual report, 1902 . he well-beloved instructor whose death wasnoted in my last Report. The development under Dr. Matthews very efficient directionof the Department of Chemistry and Dyeing renders imperativethe necessity of more adequate accommodations, and I trust that asuitable building for this purpose can be erected in season to beavailable at the beginning of the next School year. During the year there have been three hundred and twenty-fouraccessions to the Library of the School, divided as follows: Books, ........... 62 Collections of photographs, prints, etc., .... 74 Periodicals, .......... 17 Pamphlets and Reports, ........ 171 324 Of these, thirty-six books and collections of prints were pur-chased, the remainder being the gifts of the following: 41 Academy. Fellowship (Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts),Alfred University, American Architect and Building News, AppliedArts Book, Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Mr. E. A. Barber, P. & Bro., Carpet and Upholstery Trade Review, Chicago Art. ARBALEST OR CROSS-BOW. About Sixteenth Century. Given by Mr. Clarence B. Moore. Drawn by Elizabeth Yarnall, a Pupil of the School. Institute, Cleveland School of Art, Council of Arts and Manufac-tures (Province of Quebec), Crockery and Glass Journal, Dry GoodsEconomist, Mr. Theodore N. Ely, Fibre and Fabric, Grolier Club,Hebrew Technical Institute, Hull House, The Inland Architect,Lehigh University, Mr. Edward Longstreth, Miss Fannie S. Magee, 42 Prof. William A. Mason, Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Manu-facturer, The Manufacturers Journal, Mr. L. W. Miller, Merritt &Co., Mr J. Merritt Matthews, Mechanic Arts High School (Boston),Massachusetts State Board of Education, Mr. John T. Morris, Monu-mental News, National Association of Wool Manufacturers, NewEngland Cotton Manufacturers Association, Newark TechnicalSchool, Ohio State University, Painters Magazine, City of Phila-delphia, State of Pennsylvania, Pratt Institute (Brooklyn), PrattInstitute Monthly, Pennsylvan
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