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New York

BREEZE HILL CORNWALL, NY. The Highland House

-High location; magnificent view of Hudson River and mountains: large, airy rooms; drives unsurpassed; 54 miles from New York; terms, $5 to $10. Mrs. M. E. SUTHERLAND.

GARRISON-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. Directly opposite West Point, 50 miles, 14 hours from New York City. A select family hotel. Pure mountain air; purest spring water; sanitary arrangements modern and perfect. Excellent table a specialty. Tennis, May. Write for booklet. J. W. & G. W. GARRISON.

ESSEX AND SUSSEX CHATEAUGAY CHASM HOUSE croquet, bowling, beautiful drives, fine wheeling. Open in

COTTAGE life at the seaside near New York, in refined,

exclusive house. Sanitary plumbing, broad piazzas, lawns, fine fishing, bathing, tennis, boating. Liberal home table. References exchanged. Address A. G. M., No. 1,469, The Outlook.

Heart of the Adirondacks

ADIRONDACK
LODGE

Location perfect-a cool and delightful combination of lake, forest, and mountain. Cuisine and accommodations of the best. Beautiful shady walks; mountain-climbing, &c. Address New York Agency, 147 West 88th St.

BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
Adirondacks, Blue Mountain Lake
(Ham. Co.), N. Y.

2,000 feet above the sea. Finest views in Adirondacks.
Write for circulars. TYLER M. MERWIN, Prop.

CHATEAUGAY, N. Y.-Rates, $8 to $15. Open
June 1. For pamphlet address GEO. H. CRAPON.

MT. MEENAHGA

A Summer Home, with Six COTTAGES CONNECTING. 100 miles from New York. 1,500 ft. above sea-level. In the midst of great natural beauty. Pure water: dry, exhilarating air: electric bells; gas; steam heat and wood fires. Peculiarly attractive in June. For circulars and rates address U. E. TERWILLIGER, Ellenville, N. Y.

GLEASON SANITARIUM

ELMIRA, N. Y.

1852 (Formerly Elmira Water Cure) 1896

REST AND RECREATION

GUESTS RECEIVED WITH OR WITHOUT
MEDICAL ATTENTION

Pure Spring Water: Good Table; Fine Views; Pure
Air. All forms of Baths, Electricity, and Massage. All
modern improvements. Under the care of medical grad-
uates of long experience. Send for illustrated Booklet.

GREYLOCH HALL
FAR ROCKAWAY, LONG ISLAND, N. Y.
Information on application. Mrs. R. MOTT, Propr.

and THE HOFFORT COTTAGES

The Algonquin Cottages

ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS

Situation commands magnificent scenery on Lower Saranac Lake. Recent improvements include electric lighting. Open June 1st. Pamphlet and terms on application. JOHN HARDING, Algonquin, N. Y.

FISHERS ISLAND, N. Y.

via New London, Conn., are the ideal summer resort;
average temperature, 10 degrees below mainland. Modern
improvements. For particulars write to J. P. HOFFORT.

GLEN LAKE HOUSE

FAMILY HOTEL. TERMS REASONABLE
Dry mountain air; beautiful scenery; fishing; boating;
all amusements.
E. BIRDSALL, Mgr.
S. T. BIRDSALL, Prop.
Glen Lake, Warren Co., N. Y.

LAKE GEORGE-Hulett's

The most picturesque part of the Lake. Good table; boating, bathing, fishing; country attractions. Rates are moderate and there is plenty to do. For illustrated book address H. W. BUCKELL, Hulett's Landing, N. Y. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS

THE ARLINGTON

Now open. Beautiful location; very large rooms; hot and cold water on each floor: sanitary system perfect. Address G. W. SHOEMAKER, Hunter, Greene Co., N. Y.

TREMBLEAU HALL

LAKE CHAMPLAIN, Port Kent, N. Y. Open
June first. 'Bus meets all boats and trains. Write for
illustrated booklet.
FARRELL & ADGATE.

THE GEM OF THE ADIRONDACKS

LAKE DUANE

Beautiful scenery; good fishing and boating; pure running spring water throughout the house; bath-rooms, steam heat, old-time fireplace, and all conveniences. Fine drives. A quiet and restful retreat in the woods and mountains. Terms moderate. For full particulars and circulars write to W. J. AYERS & SON,

Hotel Ayers, Lake Duane, Franklin Co., N. Y.

EASTMAN VILLA, Vineyard Point Dock.-Healthful; comfortable; beautiful. Late handsome headquarters of the Harvard crews. For description and terms apply to Outlook or Z. M. TERWILLIGER, Highland, N. Y.

"MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN THE BAY OF NAPLES " This is what Washington Irving said of

Huntington Bay

LOCUST LODGE. Cottages Attached
Now open. Special Prices for June.
Address NELSON MAY, Huntington (L. I.), N. Y.

WILLEY HOUSE

IN THE ADIRONDACKS 2,000 ft. above sea level. For illustrated circular address HARVEY WILLEY, Keene, N. Y.

CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE Frankfort, N. Y. Elegant country mansion; city Adirondack House

Open June 20. 3 Hours from New York. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE Co., Catskill, N. Y.

HE CARL MYERS BALLOON FARM, conveniences; gas, best plumbing, spacious grounds, airy verandas, fine views; no home similarly equipped open to the public. Circulars.

KEENE VALLEY, N. Y.

S. KELLEY, Prop'r. Illustrated Booklet on application. (For other advertisements in this department see following pages.)

New York

ESTES HOUSE, Adirondacks

Booklet sent on application to J. H. ESTES, Prop.,
Keene Valley, Essex Co. N. Y.

EENE VALLEY, N. Y. TAHAWUS
Marcy. In immediate vicinity of fine hunting and
fishing.
GEO. W. EGGLEFIELD.

KEHOUSE. Nearest Hotel to summit of Mount

LUME COTTAGE, Keene Valley, N. Y.-Heart views; very healthful; walks and drives; abundant shade delicious water; excellent table; illus. circ.; $8 and $9.

FERNWOOD At head of Lake George, N. Y.

A resort of exceptional excellence at moderate rates; an ideal place for parties wishing to economize in their expenditures. Illustrated books free.

ADIRONDACKS

HOTEL CHILDWOLD

AND COTTAGES

On LAKE MASSAWEPIE

For illustrated pamphlet and general particulars address New York office, 626 Tract Building, 150 Nassau St. WM. F. INGOLD, Manager.

"COMFORT AND EXCELLENCE IN EVERY DETAIL"

UNDER-CLIFF

Lake Placid, Adirondacks
Only a few rooms and one small cottage unengaged.
Opens June 25th; closes about September 25th.
"A refined patronage. Perfect sanitation.
A family resort. Make application at once.
Circulars and information of The Outlook.

WOOLSEY HOUSE

LIVINGSTON MANOR, SULL. CO., N. Y. 1,500 feet above the sea. Accommodates seventy-five. JOHN W. BUSSEY, Prop'r.

ADIRONDACKS

The Chateaugay

At Upper Chateaugay Lake

Magnificent location. Modern house. Reasonable rates.
All outdoor sports. No hay-fever. For terms, etc., ad-
dress
C. W. BACKUS, Merrill, N. Y.

SUMMER BOARD 25 minutes, Harlem or N. H. R.R., with small private family. First-class table and service; large, fine rooms; shady, lawns; fruits, vegetables, cream, and eggs from own place.

M. ALLEN, 138 West 4th St., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.

W. C. T. U. Ocean House

POINT O' WOODS, L. I., N. Y.

A restful summer home on the Great South Beach, between the Bay and the Ocean. 40 miles from N. Y. Fine fishing, boating, surf and still-water bathing. Terms moderate. Open July 1st.

WALTER'S SANITARIUM

Walter's Park, Wernersville, Pa.
only two

In the mountains of Pennsylvania, 1,000 feet above tidewater, only two hours from Phila
delphia, 44 hours from New York. The most beautiful of locations. No Malaria, Mosquitoes,
or Dew. Air, Water, and Scenery unexcelled in Europe or America. Buildings of mountain
granite. Electric Light and Bells, Hydraulic Elevator, Steam Heat and Open Grates, Sun
Parlor, Livery, Dairy; Baths, Massage, Swedish Movements, Electricity, Oxygen. Physicians
of 25 years' experience. Billiards, Pool, Lawn Tennis, Bowling, Croquet. Circulars free.
Be sure to address correctly, WALTER'S,
Always, WALTER'S SANITARIUM, Walter's Park, or Wernersville, Pa.

Eagles Mere EAGLES MERE

Pennsylvania

A very attractive programme is offered. Eagles
Mere rests upon the crest of the Alleghanies,

2,200 ft. above tide-water, the crowning glory of a region famed in song and rich in story.
Fine boating and bathing. The visitor at Chautauqua is offered: Excellent and varied oppor-
tunities for study; contact with enthusiastic teachers: latest and best methods in educational
work; practical exercises of a novel and attractive kind; a brilliant and entertaining general
programme; opportunities to hear the leading men of the day. He may pay little or much
of the most desirable mountain resorts in America. Send for illustrated book and full infor-
mation to B. HARVEY WELCH, G.M., Eagles Mere Railroad Co., Hughesville, Pa.

Mizzen Top Hotel for these privileges and still find them cheap. He can have just what he wants, and at one

Quaker Hill, Dutchess Co., N. Y.

Two hours from New York, by Harlem R.R. A firstclass family hotel. Opens June 20. 1,200 feet elevation. N. S. HOWE, Proprietor Post-Office and R.R. Station, Pawling, N. Y.

AFTER July 1st first-class board can be obtained at a very pleasant farm-house. Beautiful lake and mountain scenery, pleasant rooms, broad piazza, large lawn, pine groves near house, pure water, delightful drives. One mile from D. & H. R.R. Station. Number limited. For terms, etc., address R. P. MOORE, Peru, New York.

THE INN AT HIGH POINT A high-altitude mountain resort. Elevation, 1,960 feet. No malaria, no mosquitoes. Good air, good food, pure water. New hotel, modern sanitary appliances, gas, water. Boating, S. ST. JOHN, Port Jervis, N. Y. fishing, livery, orchestra, etc.

FERNWOOD HALL

LAKE OZONIA

One of the most healthful and beautiful Homes in the Adirondacks. Send for Booklet.

FREDERIC M. HEATH, Owner, Potsdam, N. Y

RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Y. UNITED STATES HOTEL

Twenty-Second Season

Spring House

and Baths

OPEN JUNE 20th TO OCTOBER

SEASON OF 1896

Open from June 15 to October 1
SPECIAL RATES FOR JUNE, JULY, AND
SEPTEMBER

For rates and other particulars apply to
TOMPKINS, GAGE & PERRY

ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS

Leland House and Cottages

SCHROON LAKE, N. Y.

This popular resort will open June 24. Baseball grounds, fine tennis-courts, bathing, boating, bass and trout fishing. C.T LELAND, Manager.

SHELDRAKE, N. Y.

No Mosquitoes; No Dampness; No Malaria. Curative Sulphur Springs; electric lights; elevator; orchestra; 200-acre farm; good bicycling. For illustrated pamphlet address DUDLEY S. PHINNY, Proprietor.

CHURCHILL HALL

STAMFORD, N. Y.

Healthful, Homelike, Attractive. Send for descriptive
and illustrated circular with opinions of Henry Ward
Beecher and Dr. Lyman Abbott.
S. E. CHURCHILL, M.D., Stamford, N. Y.

STAMFORD
IN THE
CATSKILLS

GREENHURST

First class in all respects, recently enlarged and improyed. Open grate fires. Bath-rooms and closets. Sanitary connection with village sewer. Terms reasonable. For circulars and all particulars address E. E. VAN DYKE.

"THE CATSKILLS”

The Greycourt Inn

STAMFORD, N. Y. Electricity. Send for circular.

S. J. BROWN.

New York

The New Mathewson

Narragansett Pier, R. I.

OPENS JUNE 20th

Send for circulars and terms to 260 Fourth Ave., N. Y., or F. H. SCOFIELD, Metropolitan Bldg., Madison Square, New York.

Water Gap Sanitarium

Mountain House
Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
Twenty-sixth season. A comfortable, attractively lo-
cated, popular house at this well-known resort. Send
for circular.
Mrs. THEO. HAUSER & SON.

SANITARIUM

UNION SPRINGS, ON CAYUGA LAKE, N. Y. An Ideal Place for health, rest, or recreation. Pure air and water. Baths, electricity, massage. Airy rooms and generous table. Boating and fishing. Write for circular.

Dr. FRANKLIN D. PIERCE, Supt.

THOUSAND ISLANDS

THE FRONTENAC

ST. LAWRENCE RIVER

This favorite Hotel of the 1,000 Islands offers every advantage for health, rest, recreation, and pleasure. Address E. D. DICKINSON, Manager, Frontenac, Jefferson Co., N. Y.

CEDAR GROVE COTTAGE, on Lake Champlain,

3 miles south of Hotel Champlain. Large, airy rooms; broad piazzas; fine walks and drives: boating,bathing, and fishing. Circulars. W. H. REED, Valcour, N.Y.

Wawbeek Lodge

ADIRONDACKS

THE HOTEL WAWBEEK AND COTTAGES open July 1 to October 1.

UPPER SARANAC LAKE.

Unsurpassed in location and appointments.

SELECT PATRONAGE.

Guides, Rowboats, Naphtha Launch,
Carriage and Saddle Horses.
URIAH WELCH, Mgr.
Address Wawbeek P. O., Franklin Co., N. Y., or Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York.

CATSKILLS.-Location unsurpassed. Ttions, $5. and upwards per week. Good accommodations, good table, good roads for cycling. Accommodation for 100. Descriptive circulars. COE'S HOTEL, Windham, N. Y.

Oregon

PORTLAND, OR. THE PORTLAND. One

of the most complete and elegant hotels in this country; American plan: $3.00 per day and upward. W. H. BARMORE, Manager.

GLEN SUMMIT, PA.
OPEN JUNE 20. On L. V. R. R.,, four and one-

half hours from New York: 2,000 feet elevation; finest

and bicycling, and all other amusements; first-
class orchestra; steam heat; elevator: rooms en suite,
private bath.
W. H. CROSBY, Manager.
For booklets and other information apply to FRED.
SCHOFIELD, Metropolitan Build'g, Madison Square, N.Y.

MOUNTAIN SUNSET HOUSE

WERNERSVILLE, PA.

Pawlet, Vt.

Finest Family Resort in Vermont. Green Mountains. Fine roads for wheelmen. Prices right. For circulars, C. B. HALL.

The Green Mountain Lodge

WATERBURY CENTER, VT. A charming resort, quiet and homelike. Delightful mountain scenery. Good board; fresh milk, cream, butter, vegetables. Large, airy room, good beds, bath-room. Pianos, organ, and library. Livery and laundry. Mails twice a day. Prices from $4.00 to $7.00 per week. Open June 20th. Circular free to any address. F. W. REEDER, Manager.

First-class amily place, 4 hrs, from New York City, 2 ARCADIA RETREAT

hrs. from Phila Delightful climate; fine dry air; pure
water; cool nights. Booklet free.

Grand View Sanitarium

WERNERSVILLE, PA.

In the Green Mts.

Anideal place for rest and recreation. Beautiful scenery: pure air; pure water; fishing and boating. Information at The Outlook office or address J.R. Parker, West Burke, Vt.

Virginia

HOTEL ALPHIN Hot Springs, Bath County,
Virginia. Three hundred yards
from the Mammoth Bath House. All modern improve-
ments; opens June 10th, 1896; remains open throughout
the entire year.
Address L. C. ALPHIN, Proprietor.

West Virginia

Old Sweet Springs

SWEET SPRINGS, W. VA.

Open May 15th, 1896. The most beautiful and healthful of all mountain resorts; all kinds of amusements; first-class in every respect; rates to suit the times. For descriptive circular, etc., address A. E. WHITE Mgr

2c.

FREE Outing, Clothing Book,
beautifully illustrated. Shows
1896 Styles. Only book on fashionable
Send
Outing clothing issued.
stamp for Book F. WHITE DUCK
TROUSERS by mail, post prepaid,.
$1.50. Send leg and waist measure;
allow for 2-inch roll at bottom. DESCRIP-
TION. Our trousers are made of extra
quality Duck in the best manner; side,.
watch, and hip pockets; taped seams;
wide hem on bottom and straps on waist-
band for belt. All hand-finished. Buy
direct and save retailers' big profits.
H. S. LOMBARD, Outfitter, 22, 24, 26.
Merchants Row, Boston, Mass.

INDEX TO VOLUME LIII.

January 4 to June 27, 1896

Nos. I to 26, Inclusive

Regular departments not included in the Index are: The Spectator, Notes and Queries, Literary Notes, For the Little People, The Home Club,
About People, Necrology, The Business World, and Correspondence.

EDITORIAL.-Continued.

[The titles of editorials (as distinct from editorial
paragraphs) are prefixed by an asterisk.]

..8, 277, 616

*After Easter.

658

*Agnosticism, The Truth in.

546

*New York City, School Matters in.
New York City's School System...

1140

..196

Agriculture and Co-operation in England.... 1138

N. Y. City Supt. of Education..... 883, 925, 1059

Agriculture, Work of City Unemployed in...

618

Pavey Bill..

464

Alaskan Boundary, The..

48

*Poor Man and the Schools, The..

620

*American Dislike for England".

278

Teachers, Professional Training of.

*Americanism, True...

697

Andover, Mass., Anniversary of..

971

Wisconsin State University, Criticism of..
Women Admitted to Hungarian Universi-

10

Anti-Jewish Agitator, An..

695

ties...

Anti-Semitic Movement.
Arbitration, International.

197, 275, 381, 443, 468, 617, 927

*Arbitration Conference, The..
English Sentiment..

842

Women at Oxford and Cambridge......... 617
English Affairs:

.....

806
542, 1177

Arbitration, Favorable Sentiment toward.. 381
Budget, Favorable Showing of the.....
Chamberlain and Protection...

735

1137

*Is Arbitration Practicable?.

Mohonk Conference..

1096

Conservative Programme, The

Consuls' Report on Armenian Massacres.

233

382

Dongola Expedition...

461, 541, 1177

654

Education Bill.

927

198, 279, 466

Affairs) 7, 616

English Newspapers and America..

125

276

Home Rule, Abandonment of.

130

Lord Salisbury's Speech..

233

..... 193, 233

Poet Laureate, The New.

233

89

Queen's Speech and Opening of Parliament
Strained Relations with Germany.

313

85

1136

Europe, Changes in Diplomatic Situation in.

1061

615, 653

198

Ewing, General Thomas....

195

*Excise Law, The Enforcement of the.

973

*Experience, Growth through.

1180

*Extemporaneous Preaching, Concerning.... 1101
*Extempore Speaking, Concerning....

1139

Barnard College..

......

196, 734, 883

Farm Products, Decline in Money Value of.. 805
Finances, The National:

*Barnby, Joseph..

237

Anti-Bond Bill, The..

1095

Bayard, Ambassador, Criticisms on........

543

Bankruptcy Bill...

Behring Sea Claims.

126

Bond Bill, The..

*Best Always, The...

699

*Bond Issue, The..

48, 194, 234
50, 127, 273

Bimetallism (see also Free Coinage):

Currency, Amount of.

273

As a Political Issue..

274

Premium on Gold..

47

ing.

273

Senator Sherman's Speech

48

English Conservatism Regarding.

542

*Flitting..

Parties, Three, in Favor of..

314

*Foreign Missions ("The Japanese Report")

Western Enthusiasm for...

970

Forestry, Legislation Concerning....

10

*Foundation of Home Life, The.

Bristow, Benjamin H.

Bowen, Henry C...

Bulgarian Affairs..

Bunner, H. C...

*Call Out the Reserves..

Canadian Affairs:

385

Free Coinage:

1178

Adopted by Democratic Conventions

613

503, 1095

Louisiana.

543

Disruption of Cabinet.

General Elections..

972

French Affairs:

Manitoba Legislature..

276, 616

Bourbon Pretender, The...

1097

Children's Street-Cleaning Leagues..

465

Bourgeois Ministry..

*Christlike Attitude, The..

847

Colonization Policy.

1178

Church Entertainments, Demoralizing.... 88, 504

Crisis Postponed, Governmental.

Civil Service Reform:

Income Tax.

973

In New York State..

464, 733

Méline Ministry...

*Triumph of...

658

World's Fair, Projected...

736

Veteran Preference Act in Massachusetts.. 882

*From the Center...

Claflin, Mary B..

1178

German Affairs:

*Clark, Nathaniel Green

Columbia University.

844

Hostile Feeling Towards England.

85

Congress :

Women, Changed Position of..

Bankruptcy Bill..

Bond Issue Investigation..

842

*Gladstone, A New Life of.

657

882

*Greater New York Bill, The (see also N. Y.

Financial Legislation..

9,48

State)

386

Platt, Thomas, and Greater New York...

Free Coinage vs. Tariff Bill..

273, 314

Great Opportunity, A

974

Politics, National:

Immigration, Restriction of.

803

Greece:

Cleveland's (President) Statement..

1175

Monroe Doctrine...

Conventions in Michigan and Illinois.

843

Personal Conduct, Low Standards of...

Record of Fifty-fourth...

1135

Tricoupis, Death of M.....

696

Democratic State Conventions. 881, 969, 1056, 1135
Republican Candidates..

502, 881, 1175

River and Harbor Bil...

923, 1055, 1095

*Green, Dr. William Henry.

$45

*Greer, David H.

11

Republican National Convention... 1135, 1175
*Republican Platform, The...

1179

Senators, Election of....

128

*Gymnastics and Ascetics.

467

Republican State Conventions.. 655, 733, 803, 923

Tillman's Maiden Speech..

*Congressmen, The Duty of.

*Contributors, Hints to Some.

234

*Healthful Progress.

200

Whitney's (W. C.) Letter

1176

928

*Hem of the Garment, The..

739

*Politics, The Church in...

807

545

*Heresy Trial, A Beneficent.

619

Poor, Condition of the, in New York City.... 464

Co-operative Union in England..

1138

Hirsch, Baron de..

801

Postal Rates and Newspapers..

423

*Courage, Grounds for...

317

Homes for Workingmen

884

*Prejudice, An Unreasonable..

51

*Cowardice and "Bunkum".

465

*Homicide, The Increase of..

739

Presbyterian General Assembly..

971, 1059, 1100

Crete, Island of..

1098, 1137

*Hopeful Signs...

130

Prohibition Party and the Financial Issue...

463

*Crimes of Good Men, The..

846

Hughes, Thomas..

1056

Cuban Affairs..

8, 127, 234, 421, 654

International Law, Principles of..
President's Duty Concerning Resolutions. 693
Resolutions in Congress..

543

Hungarian National Millennium.
Immigration, Restriction of

842

*Promise in Law, The....

239

383, 654, 970

Indians and Jobbery in Congress..

804

Property, Distribution of in United States... 49
*Prophecy of Aspiration, The....

808

421, 462, 501

Indians, Sectarian Instruction of.

383

Proportional Representation.

1059

*Cure Better than Prevention...

845

Prostitution, Licensing of...

656

*Individuality, Distinctness of...

736

*Publicity, The Passion for

737

Deborah Nursery of New York City..

695

Diplomatic Service, The...

274

Dunraven, Lord, and the Defender.

236

*International Supreme Court, An..
Inter-State Commerce Commission and Court
Decisions.

386

*Put Yourself in His Place...

1135

*Questioning, Too Much..
Railways:

885

*Dyke, Dr. van, Lectures on Preaching.

*Economic Fallacy, An..

Detroit's Cheap Fares..
Joint Traffic Association.

87
11,805

Education:

Abyssinian Defeat, The...

461, 501, 972

Negroes, Rights of; Supreme Court De-

Barnard College

196,734, 883

Child Slaves in Sulphur Mines..

617

cision..

924

Bills in New York State Legislature..

Colleges, Growth of, etc..

274
1177

Rudini Ministry in Office..

501

Rudini, The Marquis di..

653

Compromise School Bill.

544, 656, 805

Japanese Affairs:

*Educational Bill, The English..

808

*England, Educational Question in 239, 926
French Universities and American Students 1178
*Healthful Progress..

*Are Foreign Missionaries Frauds?

Raines Bill, The (see also Temperance)

506

Rev. A. H. Bradford

91

*Records and Pledges.

927

200

*Financial Outlook..
Japan and Russia

1099

*Reform Accomplished, A..

................

885

615

*Returning Reason..

505

Inadequate School Facilities in N. Y. Cities 316

*Japanese Report, The....

199

River and Harbor Bill, The..

654