The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10

NesI I,,t w. C.; Colored Patriots Of the Revo-
Anonymous: The Negro Pew, Boston, 1887
to Say, etc. ''''''' A0D " 'n'
Northrop. Solomon: Twelve Years Slave
ousiey, BenJ.: translation OF, Gospels and
Paige, r. f.: Twenty-Five Years of Free
dom.
Payne, Daniel A.: Rccolections of Sew
enty. Years; Treatise ON Domestic Ed
ucation History of A. NJ. f.. Church,
1891; Pleasures, and. other Miscellaneous
Poems, Baltimore, 1850.
Paynter, John H.. Joining the Navy
Penn. l. Garland: Afro-American Press,
1891: The Educator
remington, JAS. w. c.. Pamphlets, Adj
Perry. Rufus L.. The Cusliite 1898
Phillips. G. H.: History Coorcd NJ. E.
Church.
Pope, Barbara: storiettes.
TWO APPEAL
o"a ths wan (anon): A co'ored Man. Around
per Richmond, 1854.
Ran is55' Peter: Sketches of Slave Life,
Ransome, Z: c.: School Days at Wiber-
force. 1892; Disadvantages and Oppor-
tnnities OF Colored Youth, Cleveland,
Ray. H. Cordelia: Lincoln "a pocm), 1898:
Nec isos John X: Chart of Negro Progress,
Rideout, Jr., p: A: Life of D. a. Ride.
Riley, Jerome f.: Philosophy of Negro
| Suffrage.
Rowe, Geo: c.: Thoughts in Verse, 1887.
! crosses, 1893.
Rush the chsfopneg Rise and 1ss Progress of
Sampson. john F.: Temperament. and
Rhceno'9 9sS1 of Negro Race; Mixed
scarboroug h, W: s.: First Greek Lessons
! 1881; The Birds of AristophaneS.
Scruggs. L. A.. Women of Distinction.
Shorter, s. l.: Heroines of African: Meth
| Odism.
scaton, =. P: The Land of Promise.
| Scvclli, CappOni: Ham and Dixie
shadd, Mary Ann: Condition: of Colore1
im psSpie W. Wi!mnSt sn Of Phi Msrt t' 1887
Smith, Mrs. Amanda: Autobiography; 1898.
Smith. c. S.: Liberia in the Light of
J Living Testimony; Monogram Of Bishon
Payne: Glimpses of Africa, 1895: Race
Question Reviewed, Nashville, 1898
Smith, JAS. McCune: Influence Of Climate
on Longevity; 1916.
Smith, L. H.: Earnest Pleas.
Stallings: The african Triumph, 1872
Steward, r., G.: Genesis Re-read. 1889;
a Lite Of Mrs. Kebsccs so, Stewar 1so 1877
Stewart. Austin: Life of Solomon Nor
throp; twenty-five Years a Slave, Forty
stex xfF:,n T. ns Ms LIBERIA the America
Still, William: The Underground Rail
straker, D. Augustus: New South In
vestigated, 1888: Treatise on Larceny OF
Dogs: Toussaint L'Overture:.
Tanner, Benjamin T.: Theological Lee
lures; Outlines so and government Gov nfren A
odism; Dispensation in the History Of the
Church; The Negroes Origin.
Tyson, NJ: E.: Benjamin Banneker.
Talley. Thos: W.: A Natural Trinity:
T fayior, ]. r: The Negro, Atlanta, Ga.
Taylor. Marshall W.: Plantation Melodies
1885, Universal Han Reign of JesuS fd Life
Mrs. Amanda Smith
Thomas, I. L.: Colored Mans Reply tt
Thornt onp NJ. W: The White Negro, 1894
Trotter, James NJ: Music and Some High
" Musical People.
TRUTH sojourner: sojourner Truths Mar
Turner: Bishop H: NJ: Methodist !Politty
philadelphia, 1885; The Negro; in Al
Gatechi SIM, Of f. the 4. = NJ c F. Church
tans, etc., 1881.
vashon, Geo. B.: Pamphlets, Lectures, etc
Walker, David: Walkers Appeal; M,
Ward, s: R.: Autobiography of a Fugi
vaG ye s NegPe f kneeoa 1883 Occasional Pa
Washington, B. T.: Black-Belt Diamonds
Future Of the American Negro; AID
dress at Opening Atlanta Exposition.
wayman, Alex. VI. ,Cyclopedia Of Meth
odism; Life Of Bishop Jas. A.. Shorter
My Recollections; .-,
whitman, A. A: A Man and Yet Not 3
man, 1877; The Rape of Florida; iva
williams, D. B.: Freedom and Progress
1892 1892 The Eteie g.Ran Petersburg
L 1891; SCIENCE, Art and Eloeution, Pc
Williams, Edward: John Brown Poenn),,
Williams, Geo; W.: History Of Negro
| Race, 1882; History Of Negro, Troops
in Rebellion, 1888; Negro as a, Pold#ical
The; American Negro From 177e to 1876,
Wilson, G.; b.: History Of g.. o. o. of
Wilson, Joseph r: Black Phalanx: Eman.
ANONYMOUS: 'Joshua": "Fifty years
Williams, r. W.: Americus Moor
.Afro-American authors which are be-
ing gathered for the purpose of max
ing an exhibit of the same in the Afro
/ American exhibit at the faris EXPOSE
ton. Any one who can furnish book
or pamphlet by an Afro-American
author, which does not appear in the
foregoing list, will confer a favor by
sending the same TO Daniel Murray
Asst Librarian of Congress, Washing.
ton, D. c.; or, if information can b
furnished likely to aid in securing
them, it will be gladly received
i God takes tnousanl times more
pains with us than the artist with his
picture, by many touches Of sorrow