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CONSTITUTION,

BY-LAWS AND RESOLUTIONS

OF THE

AMERICAN ECONOMIC

ASSOCIATION.

WITH LIST OF OFFICERS AND MEMBERS

SUPPLEMENT:

AMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION PUBLICATION

JULY, 1889.



CONSTITUTION.

ARTICLE I.-Name.

This Society shall be known as the AMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION.

ARTICLE II.-Objects.

1. The encouragement of economic research, es- pecially the historical and statistical study of the actual conditions of industrial life.

2. The publication of economic monographs. 3. The encouragement of perfect freedom of eco-

nomic discussion. The Association, as such, will take no partisan attitude, nor will it commit its members to any position on practical economic questions.

4. The establishment of a bureau of information designed to aid members in their economic studies.

ARTICLE III.-Membership.

Any person may become a member of this Asso- ciation by paying three dollars, and after the first year may continue a member by paying an annual fee of three dollars. On payment of twenty-five dollars any person may become a life member, exempt from annual dues.

NOTE.-Each member shall be entitled to receive all reports and publications of the Association.

ARTICLE IV.-Honorary Members.

The Council may elect foreign economists of dis- tinction, not exceeding twenty-five in number, honor-



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ary members of the Association. Each honorary member shall be entitled to receive all reports and

publications of the Association.

ARTICLE V.-Officers.

The officers of the Society shall consist of a Presi-

dent, three Vice-Presidents, a Secretary, a Treasurer and a Council.

ARTICLE VI.-Council.

1. The Council shall consist of an indefinite number of members of the Society chosen, with the ex-

ception of the original members, for three years. It shall have power to fill all vacancies in its member-

ship, and may add to its number. 2. It shall elect the President, Vice-Presidents,

Secretary and Treasurer, which officers shall constitute an executive committee with such power as the Council may entrust to it.

3. The Council shall organize itself into a number of standing committees upon the various lines of research undertaken. These committees shall prepare reports from time to time upon such subjects relating to their respective departments as they may select, or as may be referred to them by the Council. These

reports shall be presented to the Council at its regular or special meetings and be open to discussion. All

papers offered to the Society shall be referred to the

appropriate committees before being read in the Council.

4. The Council shall have charge of the general interests of the Society, and shall have power to call

meetings and to determine what reports, papers or

discussions are to be printed, and may adopt any rules



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or regulations for the conduct of its business not inconsistent with this constitution.

ARTICLE VII.-Amendments.

Amendments, after having been approved by a majority of the Council, may be adopted by a majority vote of the members present at any regular meeting of the Association.

BY-LAWS.

I. The President of the Association, who shall be ex-officio a member of the Council, shall preside at all meetings of the Council and Association, and perform such other duties as may be assigned to him by the Council. In case of inability to perform his duties they shall devolve upon the Vice-Presidents in the order of their election, upon the Secretary and the Treasurer, and upon the Chairmen of the Standing Committees, in the order in which the committees are mentioned in the list.

II. The Secretary shall keep the records of the Association and perform such other duties as the Council may assign to him.

III. The Treasurer shall receive and have the cus- tody of the funds of the Association, subject to the rules of the Council.



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IV. The following Standing Committees shall be

organized:

(1). On Labor.

(2). On Transportation. (3). On Trade.

(4). On Public Finance.

(5). On Industrial and Technical Education.

(6). On Exchange. (7). On General Questions of Economic Theory. (8). On Statistics.

(9). On Teaching Political Economy. The Executive Committee may appoint such

special committees as it may deem best. V. At any meeting called by the general summons

of the President, five members shall constitute a

quorum. VI. Papers offered for the consideration of the

Council shall be referred by the Secretary, each to its

appropriate committee. VII. In order to encourage economic research, the

Association proposes to render pecuniary assistance in the prosecution of the same, and to offer prizes for the best monographs upon selected topics. It stands

ready to accept and administer any fund placed at its

disposal for either purpose. VIII. The Executive Committee shall have power

at any time to add new members to the Council. IX. The Executive Committee shall assign all

members of the Council to one of the Standing Com-

mittees, and shall appoint the chairmen of the committees.

X. It shall be the duty of the Chairmen of the

respective committees to organize and direct the work of the same, under the general control of the Council.



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RESOLUTIONS.'

I. The Executive Committee is authorized to take, during the coming year, any action not inconsistent with the rules of the Council, which may be deemed

necessary to further the interests of the Association. II. The following topics are suggested to the

Chairmen of the Standing Committees, as proper subjects for reports:

(1). Effect of Half-Time Working on the Laborer.

(2). The Normal Working Day.

(3). Employment of Women in Factories.

(4). Municipal Finance.

(5). The Income from Public Works in Cities.

(6). Rent in the United States.

(7). National Rail-Road Commission.

(8). Limitation of Suffrage as a Remedy for Abuses in Local Administration.

(9). Effect of Transportation on the Laborer.

(10). The Silver Question. III. The Secretary shall prepare a special copy of

the Constitution, By-Laws and Resolutions, together with a brief account of the organization of the Asso-

ciation, which, upon being approved by the Executive

Committee, shall be printed, together with a list of members. This report shall be sent to all members of the Association, and to such other persons as the Executive Committee shall deem advisable, with the invitation to become members.

1These resolutions were adopted at the Organization of the Asso- ciation in September, 1885.



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IV. The Executive Committee shall determine the time and place of meeting.

V. During the year ending September 1st, 1886, the Executive Committee may order, by unanimous

vote, the publication of any papers or reports which

they shall judge calculated to further the purposes of the Association, and may draw upon the Treasurer for the required funds, provided that no debt be con- tracted.

VI. The Executive Committee shall procure Arti- cles of incorporation for the Association and Council.



OFFICERS.

President, FRANCIS A. WALKER, LL. D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

First Vice President, HENRY C. ADAMS, Ph. D., University of Michigan and Cornell University.

Second Vice President, EDMUND J. JAMES, Ph. D., University of Pennsylvania.

Third Vice President, JOI-HN B. CLARK, A. M., Smith College.

Secretary, RICHARD T. ELY, Ph. D., Johns Hopkins University; address Johns Hop-

kins University, Baltimore, Md.

Treasurer, EDWIN R. A. SELIGMAN, Ph. D., Columbia College; address 58 West 71st Street,

New York.

COUNCIL.

Term of office expires in 1889.

Professor E. W. BEMIS, Springfield, Mass. Professor E. BENJAMIN ANDREWS, Cornell University. Professor ARTHUR YAGER, Georgetown, Ky. Professor G. B. NEWCOMB, College of City of New York. Professor EDWIN R. A. SELIGMAN, Columbia College. Professor GEORGE W. KNIGHT, Ohio State University. Professor DAVIS R. DEWEY, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Professor J. W. JENKS, Knox College, Galesburg, Ill. Mr. EDWARD ATKINSON, Boston, Mass. Professor W. W. FOLWELL, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. Mr. SIMON STERNE, New York, N. Y. Mr. T. G. SHEARMAN, Brooklyn, N. Y. Dr. STUART WOOD, Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. GEORGE A. DENISON, Springfield, Mass.



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Rev. Dr. WASHINGTON GLADDEN, Columbus, Ohio. Professor JOHN B. CLARK, Smith College. Professor HENRY C. ADAMS, Michigan University. Professor KATHERINE COMAN, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass. Hon. CARROLL D. WRIGHT, Chief of U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics,

Washington, D. C. Rev. Dr. G. M. STEELE, Principal Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham,

Mass. Professor JAMES H. CANFIELD, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. Professor A. D. MORSE, Amherst College, Amherst, Mass. Hon. JOSEPH D. WEEKS, Pittsburg, Pa. Professor CHARLES F. DUNBAR, Harvard University. Professor SIMON N. PATTEN, University of Pa., Philadelphia. Professor A. G. WARNER, University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Professor W. J. ASHLEY, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada.


Professor LESTER F. WARD, Washington, D. C. President WILLIAM DE WITT HYDE, Bowdoin College, Brunswick,

Maine. Professor H. B. GARDNER, Brown University, Providence, R. I. Professor ALEXANDER JOHNSTON, College of N. J., Princeton. Professor RICHARD T. ELY, Johns Hopkins University. Professor E. J. JAMES, University of Pa., Philadelphia. Professor F. W. Taussig, Harvard University. Professor JESSE MACY, Iowa College, Grinnell. President C. K. ADAMS, Cornell University. Dr. ALBERT SHAW, Minneapolis Tribune. Professor RICHMOND M. SMITH, Columbia College. Mr. WORTIIINGTON C. FORD, Department of State, Washington, D. C. Professor F. H. GIDDINGS, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pa.

STANDING COMMITTEES.

On Labor. Professor RICHARD T. ELY, Chairman. Hon. CARROLL D. WRIIGHT, Professor E. R. A. SELIGMAN, Professor KATHERINE COMAN, Dr. ALBERT SHAW.



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On Transportation. Professor E. J. JAMES, Chairman. Professor J. W. JENKS.

On Trade. Professor JAMES H. CANFIEILD, Chairman. Professor JESSE MACY, Dr. ALBERT SHAw, Professor W. W. FOLWELL.

On Public Finance. Professor HENRY C. ADAbS, Chairman. Professor ARTHUR YAGER, Professor GEORGE W. KNIGHT, Professor DAVIS R. DEWEY.

On Exchange. Professor E. B. ANDREWS, Chairman. Professor DAVIS R. DEWEr, Hon. S. DANAI HORTON, Professor H. B. GARDNE-R,

Mr. W. C. FISHER.

On Questions of Economic Theory. Professor J. B. CLARK, Chairman. Professor A. D. MORSE, Professor SIMON N. PATTEN, Rev. Dr. G. M. STEELE, Professor G. B. NEWCOMB, Professor F. H. GIDDINGS, Professor W. AV. FOLWELL, Professor CIIARLES A. TUTTLE, Mr. GEORGE GUNTON, Dr. STUART WOOD.

On Statistics. Hon. CARROLL D. WRIGHT, Chairman. Professor RICHMOND M. SMITH, Dr. E. R. L. GOULD.

On Industrial and Technical Education. Gen. F. A. WALKER, Chairman. Professor N. M. BUTLER, Professor J. MCALLISTER, Professor SIMON N. PATTEN.

On Teaching Political Economy. Professor SIMON N. PATTEN, Professor W. W. FOLWELL, Professor J. W. JENKS.



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OFFICERS OF THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY BRANCH.

Professor J. B. CLARK, President, Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts.

Rev. DR. G. M. STEELE, First Vice-President. Wilbraham, Massachusetts.

Professor C. S. WALKER, Second Vice-President. Amherst, Massachusetts.

MR. GEORGE A. DENISON, Secretary and Treasurer. Springfield, Massachusetts.

Members of Council in addition to the above: E. W. SEEGER, ESQ., C. H. BARROWS, ESQ.

OFFICERS OF THE ORANGE (N. J.) BRANCH.

EDWARD D. PAGE, ESQ., President. 68 Leonard Street, New York City.

THORNDYKE S. HODGES, ESQ., Vice-President. 160 Broadway, New York City.

ARNOLD TANZER, ESQ., Secretary and Treasurer. 473 Broadway, New York City.

(The above constitute the Council.)

OFFICERS OF THE BUFFALO (N. Y.) BRANCH.

Hon. GEORGE CLINTON, President, 24 West Seneca Street, Buffalo, N. Y.

T. GUILFORD SMITH, ESQ., First Vice-President. 16 Chapin Block, Buffalo, N. Y.

ADELBERT MOOT, ESQ., Second Vice-President. 14 Court Street, Buffalo, N. Y.

CHARLES S. PARKE, ESQ., Secretary and Treasurer. 253 Franklin Street, Buffalo, N. Y.

Members of the Council in addition to the above: A. STRASSER, ESQ., J. N. LARNED, ESQ., F. J. SHEPARD, ESQ.



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OFFICERS OF THE GALESBURG (ILL.) BRANCH.

Professor J. W. JENKS, President. Knox College, Galesburg, Ill.

A. J. PERRY, ESQ., Director.

Galesburg, Ill. FLETCHER CARNEY, ESQ., Secretary.

Galesburg, 111. (The above form the Executive Board.)

OFFICERS OF THE WASHINGTON (D. C.) BRANCH.

CARROLL D. WRIGHT, President. Bureau of Labor, Washing- ton, D. C.

Mrs. ANNIE H. BARUS, Vice-President. 1409 Thirtieth Street, Washington, D. C.

Professor JOHN B. DAISH, Secretary and Treasurer. High School, Washington, D. C.

Members of Council in addition to the above: CHAS. FRED'K ADAMS, ESQ. POSEY S. WILSON, ESQ.

OFFICERS OF THE CANTON (O.) BRANCH.

Judge J. W. UNDERHILL, President, South Market Street, Canton, O.

Miss A. MCGREGOR, Vice-President. 169 North Walnut Street, Canton, O.

Rev. HOWARD MACQUEARY, Secretary and Treasurer.

Canton, O.



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HONORARY MEMBERS.

Professor ALFRED MARSHALL, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England.

Professor JAMES E. THOROLD ROGERS, Worcester College, Oxford, England.

Professor HENRY SIDGWICK, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England.

Professor PAUL LEROY-BEAULIEU, College de France, Paris, France. Professor EMILE DE LAVELEYE, University of Liege, Liege, Belgium. Professor LUIGI COSSA, University of Pavia, Pavia, Italy. Professor F. X. VON NEUMANN-SPALLART, University of Vienna,

Vienna, Austria.' Professor CARL KNIES, University of Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Ger-

many. Professor WILHELM ROSCHER, University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Ger-

many. Professor ADOLPH WAGNER, University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany. Professor JOHANNES CONRAD, University of Halle, Halle a/s,

Germany. Professor LUIGI BODIO, Rome, Italy.

'Died April 19, 1888.



List of Members of the American Economic Association.

*Life Members. tSubscribers. SMembers of Connecticut Valley Branch. !lMembers of Buffalo (N.Y.) Branch. ?Members of Orange (N. J.) Branch. ?Mem- bers of Washington (D. C.) Branch. t$$tembers of Galesburg (Ill.) Branch. ?Members of Canton (O.) Branch.

ABBOTT, Rev. Dr. LYMAN, Editor of the Christian Union, 20 La- fayette Place, New York.

TADAMS, CHAS. FREDERICK, Esq., United States Civil Service Commission, Washin'tn, D. C.

ADAMS, CHARLES KENDALL, Pres- ident of Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y.

f4ADAMS, E. Q., Esq., Galesburg, ill.

ADAMS, Prof. HERBERT B., Johns Hopkins Univer., Baltimore, Md.

ADAMS, Prof. HENRY C., Michi- gan University, Ann Arbor, Mich.

ADAMS, J. G., Esq., Merrill, Wis.

ADLER, Prof. FELIX, 109 W. 54th st., New York City.

ALLEN, GEORGE H. H., Esq., New Bedford, Mass.

ALLEN, Prof. John G., Principal of Rochester Free Academy, Rochester, N. Y.

?ALLEN, WILLIAM F., Esq., South Orange, N. J.

AMMIDOWN, EDWARD H., Esq., 27 West 42nd st., New York City.

tAMHERST COLLEGE LIBRARY, Amherst, Mass.

?ANDERSON, FRANK E., Esq., Orange, N. J.

ANDREWS, P of. E. B., Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y.

ARMSTRONG, CHAS. M., Esq,, 75 W. Fayette st., Baltimore, Md.

*ARMSTRONG, H. C., Jr., Esq., Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md.

ASHLEY, Prof. W. J., A. M., 29 Harbord st., Toronto, Canada.

ATHERTON, G. W., President State College, Center Co., Pa.

*ATKINSON, -EDWARD, Esq., Bos- ton Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Boston, Mass.

SSBAILEY, W. F., Esq., Gales- burg, Ill.

BALCH, THOMAS W., Esq., 1412 Spruce st., Philadelphia, Pa.

*BALDWIN, SUMMERFIELD, Esq., 1006 Charles st., Baltimore, Md.

*BALDWIN, W. H., Jr., Esq., Omaha, Neb.

BALLARD, THOMAS P., Esq., 41 South High st., Columbus, O.

tBALLIET, T. M., Esq., Supt. of Schools, Springfield, Mass.

BALLON, Dr. NAHUM E., Sand- wich, Ill.

BBANCROFT, Miss C. E., The Fillmore, Buffalo, N. Y. BANCROFT, E. A., Esq., Gales- burg, Ill.

*BANCROFT, Miss JANE M., Ecole des Hautes Etudes, Paris, France.

BARNETT, JAMES E., Esq., Wash- ington, Washington Co., Pa.

BARNS, W. E., Editor Age of Steel, St. Louis, Mo.

tBARROWS, CHARLES H., Esq., Springfield, Mass.

BARTON, Prof. H. J., Principal of High School Department, Illinois State Normal School, Normal, Ill.

TBARUS, Mrs. CARL, 1409 30th st., Washington, D. C.

BATCHELLER, Mrs. A. H., 288 Commonwealth ave., Boston, Mass.



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BATCHELLER, ROBERT, Esq., N. Brookfield, Mass.

*BATTERSON, JAMES G., Esq., Prest. Travelers Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.

?BAXTER, J. A., Esq., 18 East 9th st., Canton, O.

tBEALS, E. A., Esq., Springfield, Mass.

BEERS, Rev. R. W., 644 Eastern ave., Cincinnati, O.

tBEMIS, Prof. EDWARD W., Ph. D., Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.

?BERG, JOSEPH L., Esq., Clinton st., Brick Church, N. J.

BERNHEIM, ABRAHAM C., Esq., 12 East 65th st., New York City.

BIGLER, WARREN, Esq., Wabash, Ind.

BILGRAM, HUGO, Esq., N.W. cor. of 12th and Noble sts., Phila- delphia, Pa.

BBILL, CHARLES, Esq., Spring- field, Mass.

?BILQUIST, CARL E., Esq., 45 Wil- liam st., New York City.

*BIXBY, Capt. W. H., Corps of Engineers, U. S. A., United States Engineer's Office, Wil- mington, N. C.

BLACKMAR, Prof. F. W., Ph., D., Kansas State University, Law- rence, Kan.

BLAIR, THOMAS S., Esq., Hunt- ingdon Furnace, Spruce Creek P. O., Pa.

BLANCHARD, Rev. HENRY, Port- land, Me.

tBLELOCK, GEORGE H., Esq.,Pres- ident of National Needle Co., Springfield, Mass.

BLISS, Judge P., Law School, University of Missouri, Co- lumbia, Mo.

tBLIss, W. T. D., Esq., 36 Brom- field st., Boston, Mass.

TBLODGETT, JAMES H., Esq., U. S. Geological Survey, Wash- ington, D. C.

?BLOUNT, HENRY F., Esq., 14th street Extended, Washington, D. C.

BLUE, Hon. A., Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Toronto, Canada.

BococK, W. KEMPER, Esq., 44 East 21st st., New York City.

BOLLES, Prof. A. S., Chief of Bureau of Industrial Statistics, Harrisburg, Pa.

tBOND, Mrs. MARY W., Florence, Mass.

TBOSTON ATHENIEUM, Beacon st., Boston, Mass.

*BOWEN, CLARENCE W., Esq. (The Independent), 251 Broad- way, New York City.

?BoWEN, P. F., Esq., Fourth Auditor's Office, Washington, D.C.

BOWKER, R. R., Esq., Publisher's Weekly, 31 and 32 Park Row (P. O. Box 943), New York City.

tBOWLES, Miss RUTH S., 182 Cen- tral st., Springfield, Mass.

TBOYD, ROBERT J., Esq., 1528 Pierce Place,Washington, D.C.

BOYER, J. E., Esq., 68 South State st., Ann Arbor, Mich.

BRACKETT, JEFFREY R., Esq., Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md.

BRADFORD, Rev. AMORY H., Montclair, N. J.

tBRADFORD, Miss EMMA C., Mt. Holyoke Seminary, South Hadley, Mass.

ISBRADSHAW, Rev. J. W., Gales- burg, Ill.

?BRECKENRIDGE, Miss S. P., 1451 N st., N.W.,Washington, D. C.

BREED, W. J., Esq., 128 Pike st., Cincinnati, O.

BRETT, W. H., Esq., Librarian of Public Library,Cleveland,O.

tBRIDGES, Miss FLORA, Mount Holyoke Seminary, South Hadley, Mass.

tBROOKLYN LIBRARY, Montague st., Brooklyn, N. Y.

BROOKS, Rev. JOHN G., Brock- ton, Mass.

*BROUGH,WILLIAM, Esq., 925 Far- ragut Square,Washington,D.C.

BROWN, E. C., Esq., Editor of Progressive Age (Newspaper Box 164), New York City.



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BROWN, Rev. T. EDWIN, D. D., 38 Angell st., Providence, R. I.

tBUFFALO LIBRARY, Buffalo, N.Y. tBUREAU OF EDUCATION, Wash-

ington, D. C. fBUREAU OF STATISTICS OF LABOR

AND INDUSTRIES, (Jas. Bishop, Chief,) Trenton, N. J.

BURNHAM, GEORGE, Jr., Esq., 214 N. 34th st., Philadelphia, Pa.

tBURNHAM, Reverend MICHAEL, Springfield, Mass.

4tBUSHNELL, Rev. H. A., Gales- burg, Ill.

BUTLER, Mr. J. S., A. M., Elmira, H. Y.

BUTLER, Prof. NICHOLAS M., Ph. D., Columbia College, New York City.

IICABB,OSCAR, Esq., 37 Church st., Buffalo, N. Y.

CALDWELL, Prof. H. W., Univer- sity of Nebraska. 2400 Lynn st., Lincoln, Neb.

fCALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY, Sac- ramento, Cal.

CALMAN, DAVID, Ph. D., 332 West 56th st., New York City.

CALMAN, GUSTAVe B., Esq., 332 West 56th st., New York City.

CAMPBELL, Mrs. HELEN,BOX 422, Orange, N. J.

?CAMPBELL, JOSEPH, Esq., 59 Wall st., New York City.

CANFIELD, Prof. JAMES H., Uni- versity of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan.

*CARNEGIE, ANDREW, Esq., 23 Broad st., New York City.

CARTER, Rev. JNO., Pusey House, Oxford, England.

CARVER, CHARLES, Esq., 707 Wal- nut st., Philadelphia, Pa.

CATT, GEO. WV., Esq., care San Francisco Bridge Co., 42 Mar- ket st., San Francisco, Cal.

CHADWICK, WILLIAM P., Esq., Exeter, N. H.

fCHANDLER, A. D., Esq., Equit- able Building, Boston, Mass.

CHANDLER, ALFRED N., Esq., 143 South 4th st., Philadelphia, Pa.

CHAPMAN, Miss CARRIE L., Charles City, Iowa.

CHEYNEY, Prof. E. P., University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.

CHEYNEY, W. J., Esq., 4301 Hav- erford ave., Philadelphia, Pa.

CHRISTINE, Prof. FREDERICK F., Central High School, Philadel- phia, Pa.

CLAFLIN, Hon. WILLIAM, 6 Mt. Vernon st., Boston, Mass.

?CLANEY, M. A., Esq., 1426 Cor- coran st., Washington, D. C.

tCLAPP, Miss CORNELIA, Mt. Holyoke Seminary, South Hadley, Mass.

+CLAPP, Miss M., Mt. Holyoke Seminary, South Hadley,Mass.

tCLARK, Prof. J. B., Smith Col- lege, Northampton, Mass.

*CLARK, JOHN S., Esq., Secretary Prang Educational Co., 7 Park st., Boston, Mass.

IICLARK, MARTIN, Esq., 24 W. Seneca st., Buffalo, N. Y.

tCLARK, MERRITT, Esq., North- ampton, Mass.

?CLARK, WILLIAM, Esq., Saxton Block, Canton, O.

CLARKE, Rev. W. N., D. D., Hamilton, N. Y.

IHCLINTON, GEORGE, Esq., 24 W. Seneca st., Buffalo, N. Y.

tCoAR, HENRY L.. Esq., 33 Madi- son ave., Springfield, Mass.

COATES, GEORGE M. Esq. (Coates Bros.), Philadelphia, Pa.

tCOLBURN, Prof. W. W., Spring- field, Mass.

COLE, Rev. THOMAS L., Trinity Church Rectory, Portland, Or.

?COLGATE, RICHARD M., Esq., 55 John st., New York City.

?COLGATE, S. M., Esq., 55 John st., New York City.

COLLIN, C. A., Esq., Ithaca, N.Y.

COLLIN, FREDERICK, A. M., Esq., Elmira, N. Y.

t$COLTON, A. B., Esq., Galesburg, 111.

COMAN Prof. KATHER1NE, Wel- lesley College, Wellesley,Mass.

CoMMONs, J. R., Esq., Johns Hopkins University, Balti- more, Md.



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CONDIT, CHARLES L., Esq., Pub- tDETROIT PUBLIC LIBRARY, H.M. lisher of Science, Convent Sta., UTLY Librarian, Detroit, N. J. Mich.

ICooK, E. L., Esq., 49 Park Place, DEVERMON, M. C., Esq., Cum- Buffalo, N. Y. berland, Md.

COOK, ROBERT G., Esq., Bethle- DEWEY, Prof. DAVIS R., Ph. D., hem, Pa. Massachusetts Institute Tech-

COOKE, Hon. CHAS. M., Louis- nology, Boston, Mass. burg, N. C. DEXTER, Judge SEYMOUR, Ph. D.

CCOPELAND, Judge A. M., Spring- Elmira, N. Y. field, Mass. DIKE, Rev. SAMUEL rW., Auburn-

COSKEY, W. J., Esq., 2019 Camac dale, Mass. st., Philadelphia, Pa. ODILLINGHAM, Rev. PITT. 239Del-

IICOTTIER, ALONZO E., Esq., 200 aware ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Main st., Buffalo, N. Y. *DODD, Hon. S. C. T., 26 Broad-

CRAIGHILL, Col. WILLIAM P., way, New York City. Charlestown, Jefferson Co.,Va. [DODGE, Hon. J. R., 1336 Ver-

CROCKER, URIEL H., Esq., 247 mont ave., Washington, D. C. Commonwealth ave., Boston, ?DOOLITTLE. M. H., Esq., Coast Mass. Survey, Washington, D. C.

|CROLL, S. E., Esq., 232 Perry st., DOREN, Judge JOHN G., Editor Buffalo, N. Y. Daily Democrat, Dayton, O.

CROUTER, A. L. EDGERTON, Esq., DOUGHERTY, WILLIAM H., Esq., Principal of Pa. Institution for 1136 N street, Philadelphia, Pa. Deaf and Dumb, N. W. corner DUNBAR, Prof. CHARLES F., Har- Broad and Pine sts., Philadel- vard University, Cambridge, phia, Pa. Mass.

CROWELL, President JOHN F., DYER, JOSEPH 0., Esq., Carl Trinity College, North Caro- Strasse 7, Halle a/s, Germany. lina. EAGLETON, THOMAS, Esq., 30

CRUM, Rev. J. H., Terre Haute, Seventh ave., New York City. Ind. EATON, Hon. DORMAN B., 2 East

CURTIS, G. W., Esq., W st., New 29th st , New York City. Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y. EATON, Prof. THOMAS E. N., Ph.

?DAISH, Professor JOHN B., High D., 26 Boynton street, Worces- School, Washington, D. C. ter, Mass.

?DANSON, J. W.,Esq., Grasmere, ECCLESTON, Rev. J. H., D. D., England. 910 St. Paul st., Baltimore, Md.

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$STEELE, Rev. Dr. G. M., Princi- pal of Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Mass.

#STEELE, W. L., Esq.,Galesburg, Ill.

tSTEIGER, E., & Co., Newspaper box 298, New York City.

"[STEIN, ROBERT, Esq., Geological Survey, Washington, D. C.

*STERNE, SIMON, Esq., 29 Wil- liam st., New York City.

STERRETT, Prof. J. MACBRIDE, D. D.,Seabury Divinity School, Faribault, Minn.

STEVENS, ALBERT C., Esq., Brad- street's Editorial Rooms, 279 Broadway, New York City.

SSTEVENS, Miss C. F., Mt. Holy- oke Seminary, South Hadley, Mass.

STEWART, JOHN L., Esq., Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, Phil- adelphia, Pa.

tSTOCKWELL, Dr. C. T., Spring- field, Mass.

tSTONE, Mrs. SARAH D., Mt. Holyoke Seminary, South Hadley, Mass.

tSTONE, W. B., Esq., Springfield, Mass.

ISTRASSER, A., Esq., Room 21, Fitch Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.

STRAUS, Hon. Oscar S., 44 War- ren st., New York City.

STRAWBRIDGE, JUSTUS C., Esq., N. W. corner 8th and Market sts., Philadelphia, Pa.

jISTREICHER, J. C., Esq., 21 West Eagle st., Buffalo, N. Y.

STUART, J. B., Esq., care Stuart Bros., 13 and 14 Symes Block, Denver, Col.

*SWAYNE, Gen. WAGER, 195 Broadway, New York City.

tSWAZEY, Miss HELEN Clark, 27 Maple st., Springfield, Mass.

IITABER, W. D., Esq., 143 Elliott st., Buffalo, N. Y.

?TANZER, ARNOLD, Esq., 473 Broadway, New York City.

TATEIM, J. FITHIAN, Esq., Had- donfield, Camden Co., N. J.

TAUSSIG, Prof. F. W., Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

?TAYLOR, Miss A. R., 238 Mass. ave., N. E., Washington, D. C.

fTAYLOR, Rev. B. S., Librarian Albion College, Albion, Mich.

TAYLOR, Rev. JAMES M., D. D., President of Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

?TAYLOR, THOMAS FENTON, Esq., 31 Nassau st., New York City.

$STHAIN, Rev. A. R., Galesburg, Ill.

THOMAS, Judge EDWARD A., Nor- ristown, Pa.

THOMAS, Dr. JAMIES CAREY, Bal- timore, Md.

THOMPSON, Prof. ROBERT ELLIS, D. D., University of Pennsyl- vania, Philadelphia, Pa.

THORPE, Prof. F. N., Ph. D., 3731 Locust st., Philadelphia, Pa.

*THURBER, FRANCIS B., Esq., Thurber, Whyland & Co., W. Broadway, Reade and Hudson sts., New York City.

?THURSTON, C. V., Esq., Canton, Ohio.

THWAITES, REUBEN G., Esq., Sec. State Historical Society, Mad- ison, Wis.

?TIBBITTS, JAMES H., Esq., 229 8th st., N. E., Washington, D. C.

TUCKER,MILES, Esq., 1213 Locust st., Philadelphia, Pa.

fTUTTLE, Prof. C. A., Amherst College, Amherst, Mass.

?UNDERHILL, Judge J. W., South Market st., Canton, Ohio.

UPTON, CASSIUS M., Esq., Battle Creek, Mich.

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VENABLE, RICHARD M., Esq., 29 N. Calvert st., Baltimore, Md.

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tWALKER, Rev. C. S., Ph. D., Box 318, Amherst, Mass.



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WARD, Prof. LESTER F., 1464 R. I. ave., Washington, D. C.

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WARNER, Prof. A. G., Ph. D., State University, Lincoln, Neb.

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WARREN, W. R., Esq., 175 West 74th st., New York City.

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WAYLAND, Rev. H. L., D. D., Editor Nationca Baptist, 1420 Chestnut st., Philadelphia,Pa.

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WELLES, F. R., Esq., 26 Avenue du Sud, Antwerp,Belgium.

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WHITE, Hon. Andrew D., Ithaca, N.Y.

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WHITTLESEY, MILLS, Esq., Law- renceville, Mercer Co., N. J.

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WILLIAMS, J. A.. Esq., Daniel- sonville, Conn.

WILLIAMS, Rev. LEIGHTON, 214 Broadway, New York City.

WILLIAMS, TALCOTT, Esq., 1833 Spruce st., Philadelphia, Pa.

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TWILLOUGHBY W. F., Esq., 1115 0 st., Washington, D. C.

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WILSON, Prof. WOODROW, 106 High st., Middletown, Conn.

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WISCHNEWETZKY, Mrs. FLORENCE

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T WRIGHT, Hon. CARROLL D., U. S. Commissioner of Labor, Washington, D. C.

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