.III, 376 Estes & Lauriat,. ...314, 722 Fisher, A. J. ...368 Foley, John.. .14, 158, 270 ..377 American S. S. Union.. American Tract Soc... Anderson (John R.) & Co..... Appleton (D.) & Co. 11, 17, 33, 61, 98, 100, 154, Baker, Pratt & Co..315, 380, 406, 428, 450, 659 Fords, Howard & Hulbert. .223 Gillott (Jos.) & Sons... 14, 30, 58, 119, 158, 178, Ginn & Heath.. ..493 Gould & Kello.. .314, 450, 525 Barnes (A. S.) & Co...16, 53, 110, 214, 267, 374 Bangs & Co.. Benziger Bros.. Bicknell & Comstock.. Blair, J. C. Boericke & Tafel. Bouton, J. W.. Bossange, Gustave.. Brentano (Aug.), jr.. ...... Carter (Robert) & Bros.......113, 362, 548, 685 226 ..634 ..678 .271, 380, 610 Graves, Locke & Co.. 657 685 .295 Jones (G. I.) & Co.... ..222 Keuffel & Esser.....29, 119, 179, 247, 293, 379, .109, 370 Cushing, E. H. See Williams, S. M. Derby Bros.. ...212 494, 519, 543, 570, 589, 633, 650, 701, 722 Lee (Homer) & Co..... .30, 116 Lee & Shepard...... Desilver (Chas.) & Sons. 205, 271, 360, 425, 473, Devoe (F. W.) & Co.... 519, 566, 610, 650 .157, 230, 366 ..58 .120, 272, 378 Leypoldt, F.....13, 177, 180, 268, 295, 382, 386 Van Nostrand, D. .245 .477 Pinckney, C.. .652 Pott, Young & Co.. Putnam's (G. P.) Sons.... ...720 Porter & Coates....32, 55, 62, 63, 161, 182, 298, ..... Wallach, Willy.. ..117, 176, 246, 292, 379, 428, West & Hale.. .449, 519 ..118 .519, 566, 650, 722 .612 ..207 Worthington, R................18, 65, 183, 403, 410, 528, CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISERS (EXCLUSIVE OF PUBLISHERS). EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT. INDEX TO EDITORIALS, COMMUNICATIONS, SPECIAL LISTS, AND PROMINENT NOTES. (Exclusive of Book Notices.) PAGE Booksellers and Stationers' Provident Association :-Di- rections for applications, 279.-Call for meeting, 341, 391. Signatures, 395.-Editorial, 420. - Organizing meeting; constitution; list of members, 421-423.-Elec- tion of officers, 440.-Note (ed.), 461.-The standing committee; revised constitution, 464-466.-Call for meeting, 487.-Meeting, May 1; medical examination; quorum; membership outside of the trade, etc., 513. Copyright question (The):-C., home and international (ed.), 72.-International C. by Judicial decision (A. B. Sedgwick in the Atlantic), 77. Farrer on copyright, 79.-The last attempt at international C. (J. D. Baldwin to G. H. Putnam), 79.-W. I. Prime on domestic copyright, 79.-The protection of Am. publishers on foreign books, 80.-The two sides of cheap books, 146.-New light from the Ev. Post, 147.-Discussion before the Ñ. Y. Free Trade Club, 151.-Drone on C., from the Tribune, 167.—In- ternational C., by G. H. Putnam, 193, 194, 236, 260, 283, 305, 350.-A London international Congress; In- ternational C. in Spain, 198.-The international ex- perience of "Helen's Babies," 262. A proposed international C. basis (ed.), 304.-The Clarendon con- vention and amendments, 317.-Syllabus of amended convention, 321.-Suggestion from Harper & Bros., 322.-Wm. H. Appleton's proposed bill, and letter to the London Times, 323.-The new outlook (ed.), 339. -"C., national and international, from the point of view of a publisher" (E. Marston), (ed.), 341.-For- eign editions of copyrighted books, 398.-The Elder- kin-Sherman bill (ed.), 440.-The Easy-chair" on C., 469.-The London Times on the Harper plan, 470.- The "Monopoly" of C.-The royalty scheme (ed), 508.-H. C. Baird and G. H. Putnam (ed.), 509.-H. C. Baird's bill of exceptions, 510.-Appleton Morgan's open letter to Wm. M. Evarts, 511.-Present status of the C. movement (ed.), 579.-Royalty vs. monopoly scheme, by J. W. Lovell, 580.-Letters to Harper Bros., 582.-Untrammelled C., from E. Marston's letter to the London Times, 601.-The English atti- tude (ed.), 644.-Harper & Bros'. letter to the Lon- don Times; Debate in Macmillan's Mag. (S. S. Conant), 645.-The London Bookseller, 695.-The Academy on Conant and the Macmillan rejoinder, 696.-Copyright notes, 699.-The Literary Congress in London (ed.), 711.-Report of same.. Opinions of authors, publicists, etc.:-John Habber- ton; Wm. M. Hammond; Joseph Cook, 239.-H. W. Longfellow; G. W. Green; E. E. Hale; W. D. Howells, 262.-Theod. D. Woolsey; David A. Wells; John Elderkin; J. G. Holland, 352.-E. C. Stedman, 353.-Chas. Eliot Norton, 353, 583.- James Parton; "Marion Harland,' Roe; S. Irenæus Prime; Miss Warner, 396.-Ed- ward Eggleston; J. M. Hart; Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, 397.-J. T. Headley, 398.-Donald G. Mit- chell, 468.-Geo. P. Marsh; G. W. Curtis, 469.- Geo. Carey Eggleston; Moses Coit Tyler, 511.- Wm. Black; Thos. Hill, 562.- Geo. Ticknor Cur- tis: Benson J. Lossing; Hamilton Fish, 582.- Opinions of publishers, printers, etc. :-J. B. Lip- pincott & Co.; Roberts Bros.; G. W. Carleton; Theo. L. DeVinne, 197.-Lindsay & Blakiston; Sower, Potts & Co.; John Wiley, 239.-Wm. Wood & Co., 262.-S. C. Griggs; Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co., 306.-Estes & Lauriat, 307.-O. J. Victor, 469. - See also Canada; Cheap libraries; Postal. DeVinne, Theo. L., On woodcuts, proofs and prints, 712 582 151 239 Cushing, Edward Hopkins, Obituary.... 564 Defrauding, see Swindling. Demoralization, see Underselling. 48 Discounts, see Underselling. Duty on books, see Postal. 197 (ed.), 555.-Digest of same, 556.-Decisions relating 512 Routledge, Silver celebration.... 7 Royalty scheme, see Copyright. State school-book question: In Wisconsin and Cali- Summer number: - Preliminary notices, 580, 644.- Summer selections:-How to stay at home without 673 241.-Swindlers caught, 626.-Another swindler..... 712 Subscription orders, Property in 488 355 661 443 Oxygen, see Summer selections. Paris exposition, Shipment of unsold goods. 8 Periodicals, Discounts on....... 235 - See also Postal. Postal:-Two dangers to the trade; Foreign news- Two dangers to the trade (ed.). Underselling :-A question of Underselling, 151.-Dis- |