issued (1887, р1. 14), The Dissenter monastery

of St. Nicholas (50 copies privately printed,

1896), Travels of the to the Far

East (1897, pl. 15), books of the coronations

of Russian sovereigns (Alexander II, а superb

volume; Alexander III, Nicholas II), The

Byzantine enamels of Zvenigorodskii (1889,

pl. 16—18). 0f Zvenigorodskii's book there

were six hundred copies private1y printed in

Russian, French, and German—two hundred

copies in each—the sumptuous work costing

опе hundred and twenty thousand rublu.

Ав опе might ехр* Mr. Yudin's

abounds in books relating Siberia, its de.

scription, history, archzology, and ethnology.

The fact that доте members of Mr. Yudin's

ЬтТу are interested in gold•mining and pho•

tography acwunts for тапу items along these

lines. Though по attention has

paid Впе arbs, the library contains а very

creditable amount of material dealing with

Russian art, тапу rare engravings, and а

wmplete set of publications of D. А. Rovin.

Bkii оп Russian art, probably the most тт.

pleb веЬ in ех"псе.