APRIL TO september, 1894.

LEADING ARTICLES.

AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE THROUGH ENGLISH SPEC

TACLES.

AMERICA'S NEED OF WIDER MARKETS.

ARCHITECTURAL EDUCATION FOR AMERICA:
I-The École des Beaux Arts.
II-A Practical Training.
III-The English Method.
IV-An Outsider's View.

ART IN THE FLOOR-PLAN OF A BUILDING.
*BEGINNINGS AND FUTURE OF THE ARC-LAMP.
*BEET-SUGAR INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATES.

* BREAKWATERS, SEA-WALLS, AND JETTIES.
*BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN PERU.
CEMENT AND CEMENT-TESTING.

* CHICAGO DRAINAGE-CHANNEL AND WATERWAY. *COAL-GAS AND WATER-GAS COMPARED.

* COLORADO'S NEW GOLD-CAMPS.

COMMERCIAL ASPECTS OF THE JAPAN-CHINA WAR.
COMMERCIAL RELATIONS BETWEEN CUBA AND THE
UNITED STATES.

COXEY CRUSADE AND ITS MEANING.

CYANIDE PROCESS OF GOLD AND SILVER- EXTRAC-
TION, THE.

DANGER LURking Behind STRIKES.

* DEVELOPMENT OF THE ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE. DEVELOPMENT OF THE INCANDESCENT ELECTRIC LIGHT.

H. Guillaume.

* EARLY ARCHITEecture and EngiNEERING IN PERU. Alice D. LePlongeon. EARLY LIFE OF GREAT INVENTORS, THE.

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Leicester Allen.

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EARLY STEAMBOATS ON THE GREAT LAKES, THE.
ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION OF POWER, THE.
ELECTRIC WELDING AND METAL-WORKING.

ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION OF INTELLIGENCE, THE. Thomas D. Lockwood.

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