The times., 1889-12-06
Terence V. Powderly, DRestrictIon .,

Terence V: Powderly, Restriction of
immigration"
Chauncey NJ. Depew, Senator John ].
ingalls,, Mrs. John A. Logan, Rev. DIR.
John r. Paxton and others, topics not an
nounced
Albert Griffin, Temperance Among Ger
mans;" new view.
Judge A. w. Tourgee, The Colored
Race In America"
s. G. L. Dodd, 'The Advantages of
Trusts"
"Josiah Aliens Wife," 'The Small Sal
aries of Country Clergymen."
Senator VIM. NJ. Stewart, Of Nevada
Unlimited Silver Coinage"
Fred S. Tallmage, on ''Men of the Revo-
lution."
Kate Field, "NIormon Question"
Erastus Wiman, Success and Failure
Among Business Men,"
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, "The New
England of To-Day"
Bishop Henry G. Potter, Rural Rein
forcement of City Population"
Geo. w. Cable, OH ''Some Strange Legis-
lation i'm the South"
Marshall p. Wilder, ''Humor of England
and America"
II evils of Trusts"
Henry w. Grady, of the Atlanta Const-
tuition, Chances for Capital in the New
South"
l. c. Russell. United States Geological
Survey. Highest Peaks of the United
States"
w. NJ. Grosvenor, 'Gold and Silver as
Money"
l.. E. Quigg. ''What is Left of Our Pub
lie Lands"
Emily Huntington. ''Household Science. -
ErnaGt IioY of A
can Pronunciation.
Professor William Pepper, President of
University of Pennsylvania, "A college edu-
cation good for all; what is best for those
who cannot get it,"
Nj. Y. Beach, "Slayer of 43O Bears"
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