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There were 26,540 letters patent granted, including reissues and designs, during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1900; 1,660 trademarks, 682 labels, and 93 prints registered. The number of patents which expired was 19,988. The total receipts for patents were $1,358,228.35. The expenditures were $1,247,827.58, showing a surplus Of $110,400.77

By William Arthur, A.M., Author of "The Successful Merchant." New York. Harper & Brothers. 16mo. pp. 429. $1.00. By Mrs. Ellis, Author Of "Mothers of Great Men." New York. Harper & Brothers. 16mo. pp. 358. The Woman in White. A Novel. By Wilkie Collins, Author of "The Queen of Hearts," "After Dark," etc. Illustrated by John McLenan. New York. Harper & Brothers. 8vo. pp. 260. $1.00.

Andrew's Day, was on several occasions a subject of dispute. In Henry VIII.'s time we find the bishopric valued at £358 4s. 9½d., and later, in 1595, it is stated that the clear annual profits did not exceed £220. To supplement this paltry revenue the bishops often held other appointments in commendam.

It is noticeable that all other editions, save the first quarto , in this passage read 'in an undress'. p. 352 or smothers her with a pillow. This is only in the first quarto. Here in particular, and throughout the whole scene, Mrs. Behn's reminiscences of Othello are very patent. p. 358 Enter Erminia veil'd. I. It is very possible that Mrs.

There were 26,540 letters patent granted, including reissues and designs, during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1900; 1,660 trademarks, 682 labels, and 93 prints registered. The number of patents which expired was 19,988. The total receipts for patents were $1,358,228.35. The expenditures were $1,247,827.58, showing a surplus Of $110,400.77

William Everdell & Sons. 8vo. paper. pp. 32. 15 cts. By Theodore Martin. Boston. Ticknor & Fields. 32mo. pp. 358. 75 cts. The Glaciers of the Alps; being a Narrative of Excursions and Ascents, an Account of the Origin and Phenomena of Glaciers, and an Exposition of the Physical Principles to which they are related. By John Tyndall, F.R.S. Illustrated. Boston.

By M. D. Hill. The Repression of Crime, pp. 358, 359.

Vol. ii., p. 74. Vol. i., p. 732. Vol. ii., p. 738. Vol. ii., p. 709; ii., p. 45; ii., 601. Vol. iii., p. 727; v. 7, 8. The women were remarkably active in defending the town. Thoresby's Leicester, 4to, p. 128. Hist. of Rebellion, edition 1712, vol. ii., p. 652. Vol. i., p. 661. Vol. iii., p. 357. Vol. iii., p. 113, 358. Vol. i., p. 726. Vol. i., p. 694.

I have returned to my room, littered with MS. and queer publications; the night is hot and heavy, but now a wind is blowing from the river. I am listless and lonely.... I open a book, the first book that comes to hand ... it is Le Journal des Goncourts, p. 358, the end of a chapter:

For example, California has a population of 358,110 and Vermont a population of 314,369, and each has three representatives on this floor to-day. But California has 207,000 voters and Vermont had only 87,000. Assuming voters as the basis of apportionment and allowing to Vermont three representatives, California would be entitled to eight.