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Before 1801 he had found eleven; Lohrmann added 75; Mädler 55; Schmidt published in 1866 a catalogue of 425, of which 278 had been detected by himself; and he eventually brought the number up to nearly 1,000. They are, then, a very persistent lunar feature, though wholly without terrestrial analogue. There is no difference of opinion as to their nature.

The present gratifying strength of the Treasury is shown by the fact that on December 1, 1899, the available cash balance was $278,004,837.72, Of which $239,744,905.36 was in gold coin and bullion. The conditions of confidence which prevail throughout the country have brought gold into more general use and customs receipts are now almost entirely paid in that coin.

Catt, who received 254 votes of the 278 cast. A burst of applause greeted the announcement of Mrs. Catt's election. Then abruptly it stopped, as the realization swept over the delegates that Aunt Susan was no longer their president. Walking to the front of the platform, Susan took Mrs.

p. 278 shatterhead. The Countess of Winchilsea, Miscellany Poems , 'Pri'thee shatter-headed Fop'. p. 278 Craffey. Craffy is the foolish son of the Podesta in Crowne's City Politicks . He is described as 'an impudent, amorous, pragmatical fop, that pretends to wit and poetry. He is engaged in writing Husbai an answer to Absalom and Achitophel. p. 278 whiffling. Fickle; unsteady; uncertain.

Such was the peril of the Allies. But in the month of May 245,000 Americans had been landed, and in the following month there were to be 278,000 more. Previous to June, 1918, the participation of American troops in military operations had been of comparative unimportance and less for tactical purposes than as a part of their training.

Whatever the histories a century from now say about the relative place of such books as we have named, it is certain that they have influenced the movements mightily. The literary histories will say nothing at all about them. They are not great literature, but they were born of a passion of the times and voiced and aroused it anew. MacPhail, Essays on Puritanism, p. 278.

GOODNOW: City Government in the United States, pages 69-108. SHAW: Municipal Government in Continental Europe, pages 1-145. 278. =The Fact of Misery.= A brief study of the conditions in which a city's toilers live and work and play makes it plain that the people have to contend with numerous difficulties.

Manchester, 1920. Smith-Gordon and Staples. Rural Reconstruction in Ireland. 279 p. London, 1917. Consumers' Cooperation. 223 p. New York, Macmillan Company, 1919. Industrial Cooperation. 278 p. Manchester, 1917. The Consumers' Cooperative Movement. 504 p. London, 1921. Cooperation and the Future of Industry. 141 p. London, 1918. Woolf, Leonard. Socialism and Cooperation. 129 p. London, 1921.

Their reason is generally, and perhaps justly, ranked as low; yet some facts could be given leading to an opposite conclusion. I am indebted to Prof. Newton for the following passage from Mr. Adam's 'Travels of a Naturalist, 1870, p. 278.

But most of those passages do not refer to the invocation of saints, but to prayers made to God for the intercession of saints". Palmer, vol. I, p. 278. We consider that there is little difference in principle between these two things: we shall however, to satisfy him, quote only one passage from an ancient Oriental liturgy. Renaudot, t. Palmer's attention to the following passage of his own work.