GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. Commander-in-Chief, W. G. Veazey, Rutland, Vt. Senior Vice-Commander-in-Chief, Richard F. Tobin, South Boston, Mass. Chaplain-in-Chief, Myron W. Reed, Denver. Judge Advocate-General, William Lochren, Minneapolis. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, NATIONAL COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION William McClelland, Pittsburg. Departments. Alabama... Arizona.. Commanders. W. H. Hunter, Birmingham. Levi B. Raymond, Hampton, Iowa. Arkansas.. California. Colorado and Wyoming. Delaware.. Florida.. Georgia. Idaho.. Indiana.. A. S. Fowler, Little Rock.. 1,611 A. J. Buckles, San Francisco.. 6,004 D. L. Holden, Pueblo.... 2,712 John C. Broatch, Middletown.... 6,897 Samuel Lewis, Wilmington... 1,332 Frederick S. Goodrich, Washington, D. C.. 346 David Porter, Savannah. 385 W. T. Riley, Hailey. 450 William L. Distin, Quincy.. .32,568 Gil R. Stormont, Princeton .25,209 Louisiana and Mississippi....George T. Hodges, New-Orleans. Mason P. Mills, Cedar Rapids. 20,123 Ira F. Collins, Sabetha... 18,315 M. Minton, Louisville... 4,649 1,063 9,666 2,352 .23.458 George H. Innis, South Boston.. Henry M. Duffield, Detroit.. 20,158 James Compton, Fergus Falls.. 7,096 Missouri.. Montana.. Nebraska.. New-Hampshire. New-Jersey. Leo Rassieur, St. Louis... 20,732 Edward E. Ferris, Bozeman. 675 T. S. Clarkson, Omaha... 8,194 Thomas Cogswell, Gilmanton Iron Works. 5,127 A. M. Mathews, Orange.. 7,707 New-Mexico.. New-York.. North Dakota.. Ohio... A. M. Whitcomb, Albuquerque.. 309 Floyd Clarkson, New-York. 40,688 Oklahoma and Indian Ter... C. M. Barnes, Guthrie... Oregon. George B. Winship, Grand Forks. 553 .46,119 James A. Varney. The Dalles... 1,774 J. F. Deniston, Pittsburg. .44,390 M. Emmet Urell, Washington, D. C. 3,240 Rhode Island.. South Dakota. Tennessee. Texas. Benjamin F. Davis, Pawtucket.. 2,982 E. T. Langley. Huron... 1,882 Charles F. Muller, Chattanooga.. 3,605 A. K. Taylor, Houston.. 995 Utah.. Henry Page, Salt Lake City. 167 Vermont.. Virginia. Washington and Alaska. West Virginia.. Wisconsin.. Z. M. Mansur, Island Pond.. 5,391 N. J. Smith, Richmond.. 1,348 M. M. Holmes, Seattle.. 2.321 George J. Walker, Jackson Ct. House. 2,279 13,767 Total... .398,267 AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION. FOUNDED IN 1865. President, Andrew Dickson White, Ithaca, N. Y. First Vice-President, Carroll D. Wright, Washington, D. C., Vice-Presidents-Francis Wayland, New-Haven, Conn.; Daniel C. Gilman, Baltimore; William T. Harris. Washington, D. C. Rufus King, Cincinnati; Mrs. John E. Lodge, Boston; Lucy M. Hall, M. D., Brooklyn; Mrs. Caroline H. Dall, Washington. D. C.; E. Benjamin Andrews, Providence; John Eaton, Marietta, Ohio; Grace Peckham, M. D., New-York; Henry B. Barker, Lansing, Mich.; Dorman B. Eaton, NewYork; Pliny Earle, Northampton, Mass.; Henry Villard, New-York; H. Holbrook Curtis, M. D., New-York; John M. Gregory, Washington, D. C.; R. A. Holland, St. Louis, Mo. General Secretary, F. B. Sanborn, Concord. Mass. Treasurer, Anson Phelps Stokes, 54 Wall-st., New-York. The next annual meeting of the association will be held at Saratoga in September, 1891. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. 183 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. Mass.; Thomas Meehan, Germantown, Penn. ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF TARIFF VOTES, 1790-1890. May Mar. May 2 26, July Apr. May 3. 1. 22 29, May July Feb. 1790. 1791. 1792. 1797. 1804. 1812. 1816. 1824. 11828. 1832. 1833. Nay. Nay. Yea. :: :::::::::: New-England Maine New-Hampshire Vermont Middle States. Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland West Virginia... Western and States.. Ohio Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Kansas Nebraska Southern and States. 226 8 3 24 7623:::::::: Total 139 13135 21137 20166 21198 -1 76 481 88 54|107 102/105 94/132 651119 85 VOTES ON GENERAL TARIFF ACTS, 1790 TO 1890. BY STATES, IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ON THEIR PASSAGE. VOTES ON GENERAL TARIFF ACTS, 1790 TO 1890-Continued. 1842. 1846. 1857. States. 102 3 1 28848 ස 2 2 121 103|99|114/95|118|72|102|43|82|48|76|29|69|36|81|26|85|43 95|49|152|35|149|61|136|99|123|114|152|116|164|142 2 131 42 PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN CITIES OF 10,000 INHABITANTS. FROM PRELIMINARY REPORTS OF THE CENSUS BUREAU. There are 96 schools supported by the Board of Education of the Mormon Church, 3 in Arizona, 13 in Idaho and 80 in Utah, with 1,154 58,316 73 4,685 282 13.279 22 1,942 73 2,699 230 40 1,647 83 11,749 4,462 278 14,389 96 teachers and 5,092 pupils. |