for and against
Sunday Closing of the
World's Fair, 694.
Bible and Modern Discoveries,
The, 591.
Compulsory Arbitration, 699.
Essentials and Circumstantials
in Scripture, 902.
Evolution, Fast and Loose
Theories of, 500.
Facts and Fancies of the Higher
Criticism, 729.
Fraudulent Elections North
and South, 814.
Growth of Roman Catholic
Schools in America, 951.
Rumselling at the World's
Fair, 644.
The Bible and Modern Dis-
coveries, 591.
Value of Total Abstinence to
Literary Men, 686.
(See Boston Monday Lectures and
Editorial Notes.)
CRAFTS, Rev. W. F.
Liquor and Lawlessness at the
World's Fair, 895.
Sabbath Closing of the World's
Fair, 701.
Sabbath School, The, as a Fac-
tor in Public Education, 586.
CRUSADE AGAINST OFFICIAL PRO-
TECTION OF CRIME, 520.
DAVIS, SAMUEL M.
New Aspect of the Negro Ques-
tion, 469.
DEPEW, CHAUNCEY M.
Career of Columbus, Its Causes
and Consequences, 851.
Religious Work of the Young
for the Young, 612.
ESSENTIALS AND CIRCUMSTAN-
TIALS IN SCRIPTURE, 902.
EX-PRESIDENT WHITE ON THE
INCREASE OF CRIME, 767.
FAILURE OF CATHOLIC PUBLIC
SCHOOLS, 721.
FAIR ELECTIONS, 751.
FUTURE OF RELIGIOUS DENOMI
NATIONS IN BOSTON, 839.
GOVERNMENTAL SUPERVISION OF
CORPORATIONS, 625.
GROWTH OF THE AFRO-AMERICAN
POPULATION IN THE UNITED
STATES, 746.
GUSTAFSEN, AXEL.
Perils of Moderate Drinking,
494.
HAMLIN, Ex-Pres. CYRUS.
Clifton Springs International
Meeting of Missionaries, 615.
Latest Andover Attack on the
American Board, 709.
HAPPER, Rev. A. P., D. D.
Ravages of the British Opium
Trade in Asia, 545.
HOYT, Rev. WAYLAND, D. D.
Failure of Catholic Public
Schools, 721.
INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS IN THE
SOUTH, 752.
IS OURS A CHRISTIAN NATION, 486.
JAMES, Prof. WILLIAM.
Results of Psychical Research,
659.
KING, Rev. J. M.
What Has Been Done by the
National League for the Pro-
tection of American Institu-
tions, 920.
LADY HENRY SOMERSET.
Temperance Reform in Amer-
ica, 516.
Temperance Reform in Eng-
land, 667.
LATEST ANDOVER ATTACK ON THE
AMERICAN BOARD, 709.
MR. CRAFTS ON CAUSES OF LAW.
LESSNESS IN THE HOMESTEAD
LABOR RIOTS, 760.
MR. WHITTIER'S PORTRAIT, 771.
NATION AS A PARTNER IN THE
SALOON BUSINESS, THE, 644.
NATIONAL OUTLOOK IN THE TEM-
PERANCE REFORM, 866.
NEW ASPECTS OF THE NEGRO QUES-
TION, 469.
NOBLE, FREDERIC P.
Africa at the Columbian Expo-
sition, 773.
NORTHRUP, Hon. B. G.
Village Improvement as a Na-
tional Issue, 574.
OPIUM HABIT, The Methods of
Cure, 530.
PENTECOST, Rev. G. F., D. D.
Aggressive Christianity Among
Pariahs and Brahmins, SoI,
884.
PERILS OF MODERATE DRINKING,
494.
PLUMB, Dr.
Andover Ethics, 669.
PORTRAIT OF NEAL DOW, 544.
PRESIDENT HARRISON'S LETTER
OF ACCEPTANCE, 757.
RACE LEGISLATION FOR RAILWAYS,
478.
RAVAGES OF THE BRITISH OPIUM
TRAFFIC IN ASIA, 545.
RECENT PULPIT UTTERANCES
NEW YORK CITY, 680.
RELIGIOUS MISSIONS OF NORTH
AMERICA, 604.
RELIGIOUS POSSIBILITIES Of the
WORLD'S FAIR, 560.
RELIGIOUS WORK OF THE YOUNG
FOR THE YOUNG, 612.
RESULT OF PROHIBITION IN KAN-
SAS, 527.
RESULT OF PSYCHICAL RESEARCH,
659.
LIQUOR AND LAWLESSNESS AT THE RIOTS AT HOMESTEAD, PA., 624.
SCARBOROUGH, Prof. W. S.
Race Legislation for Railways,
478.
SENATOR HOAR ON THE PRESIDEN-
TIAL CAMPAIGN, 743.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES IN GERMANY,
917.
STORRS, Dr. R. S.
Marco Polo and Columbus, 828.
STRONG, Dr. JOSIAH.
VALUE OF TOTAL ABSTINENCE TO
LITERARY MEN, 686.
VILLAGE IMPROVEMENTS
NATIONAL ISSUE, 574.
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE
BY THE
NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR THE
PROTECTION OF AMERICAN
INSTITUTIONS, 920.
The Religious Missions of North WHITTIER'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY, 724.
America, 504.
STUCKENBURG, Prof.
Modern Social
Scholars, 522.
SUMMARY OF REFORM NEWS, 770.
TEMPERANCE REFORM INAMERICA,
516.
TEMPERANCE REFORM IN ENG-
LAND, 667.
THE CHURCH AND THE BALLOT
Box, 914.
WILLARD, FRANCES E.
The National Outlook in the
Temperance Reform, 866.
WINE ON FASHIONABLE Tables,
525.
WOMEN AS DELEGATES IN METH-
ODIST CONFERENCES, 524.
WOOLLEY, JOHN G.
The Church and the Ballot
Box, 914.
The Churches and the Liquor
Traffic, 673.
TOTAL ABSTINENCE, THE LON- WORKINGMAN AS HIS OWN CAPI-
Bishop Hurst's Indika, 656.
Bush's History of Higher Educa-
tion in Massachusetts, 658.
Christian Endeavor Convention in
New York, 825.
Craft's, The Sabbath for Man, 657.
Handbook of Prohibition, 826.
Henderson's Ethics and Etiquette
of Pulpit, Pew, Parish, Press
and Platform, 742.
Ideals of Life, or Human Perfec-
tion, How to Attain It, 913.
Kennedy's Life of Whittier, 603.
Miss Dawes' Life of Chas. Sumner,
511.
Mrs. Christlieb's Life of Prof.
Christlieb, 513.
Arguments for and against Sunday
Closing of the World's Fair,
694.
Attorney General Miller on Com-
pulsory Voting, 624.
Boston Protests Against Unjust
Anti-Chinese Legislation, 539.
Chicago Meeting of the American
Board, 849.
Congressional
Vote on Sunday
Closing of the World's Fair,
687.
Congressional Vote on Rumselling
at the World's Fair, 746.
Death of Lord Tennyson, 849.
Death of Miss Willard's Mother,
768.
Dr. Parkhurst's Statement that the
Church Lacks Virility, 622.
Dr. Pentecost and the Pundita
Ramabai, 699.
Efforts to Defy or Corrupt Congress
in the Interest of Sunday Open-
ing of the World's Fair, 938.
Ex-President White on the Increase
of Crime, 767.
Growth of Roman Catholic Schools
in America, 951.
Indian Tribes at their First Temper-
ance Council, 699.
Lake Mohonk Indian Conference,
843.
Liquor at the World's Fair, 943.
Liquor Selling at the World's Fair,
848.
Meeting in Chicago to Favor Sun
day Closing of Stores, 950.
Mr. Craft's Summary of Reform
News, 539, 687, 770, 923.
Mr. Whittier's Portrait, 771.
New York Convention of Y. P. S.
C. E., 618.
Note on Compulsory Arbitration,
699.
Official Recognition of Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, by the Ameri-
can Missionary Association,
947.
Portrait of Neal Dow, 544.
President Harrison's Renomination,
543.
Progress and Prospect of the An-
dover Case, 923.
Railroad Train Enters Jerusalem,
953.
Rev. Mr. Rainsford's Apologies
for Prostitution and Open Sa-
loons, 536.
Riots at Homestead, Pa., 624.
Riots at Homestead Ended, 951.
Senate's Vote for Sunday Closing
of the World's Fair, 621.
Sunday Closing of the World's
Fair, 952.
The African Slave Trade, 951.
The London Times on Total Absti-
nence, 766.
The Louisiana Lottery, 951.
The Presidential Contest, 948.
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