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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-31
THETUNNEL DISASTER.
Favorable Progress of the Work
In the shaft Probability that
the Bodies of the Victims Will
Bs Reached Tomorrow.

Nav EokS, July m-At the tunnel
shalt today the condition OF affairs
ID JSrd much better than il has since the
accident week aso. Early in the day
the south side Of the dam WaS completed,
but work on the north side OF the ex
ovation dill not progress SD favUrably
Toe dam will, when completed, he very
strong. the piles upon which il is being
constructed being 1T heavy Georgia pine.
b hind these are driven timo RS twelve
d incles vile by six inches thick, forming
s.sllid wall through which no mud
anl but very little water can pas. The
ID les on the north AMI south sides o.the
dIm are driven IN depth of sixty feet,
but on the eaSt side u will not be neces.
slry To drive them further than thirty.
fur feet, that being the depth Of the
to- of the tunnel below the ground.
Tue Golfer dam will be- in a sufficiently
forSard condition TO allow the work of
exctvatiug 10 he begun to day. After
the Gam is entirely sunk To the bottom
the work Oi removing the earth under
which the twenty tunnel labtrers are
b Iriel will not take long Ii is propos-
ell To put 10 work every man who can
hmdle spade, and as many of them as
cJuId XII working room inside the dam
Sanding, were made yesterday in
tn. excavation which shOwed, the super
iutendrnt SAIL, that no damage had been
q me To the Tunnel lie hal not the
least lear that the extreme end OF the
Completed tunnel had heen injured or
x ven wav, because. he thou sht, u such
hal been the case they could never have
gJt the water out of the shalt ss easily
ss they hal Although, however, il is
the belief Of all the officers OF the com.
piny that the completed tunnel is unin-
jure,l, no attempt has been made bv
sDundiugs in the river To- settle that
IN liter.
Foreman Michael Hurley and his as
si'tant, Patrick Mehan, Yesterday had
special psers conferred up IN them Tor
ths purpose OF protecting the working
men employed.
Toe number Of visitors to the place is
very large. OF the relatives Of the dead
only Mrs. BI.l.y, of williamsburg,
whose husband was lost, and Mrs Me-
CTty, OF scranton, Pa, who lost her son,
were among the callers. Both were ad-
mitted within the shed covering the
sh dt anil remained a long time MOURN
inx for their lost ones
IL was expected last evening that IL
the work progressed rs rapidly as it had
through the dIy, n syphon would be
need-d. and accordingly the new one
ordered 10y the company was last night
got in readiness Tor use at any moment.
The officials are s,i firm in their belief
that the bodies can be go, out by Sunday
at the latest.
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STRUCK A sNAG.
Sinking Of the Steamer City OF
vtcksburR.


MEMPHIS, July 3O-At one o'clock
this morning the officers OF the Anchor
Line steamer City of Vicksburg.en route
from st. Louis to vicksburg, while lying
at Ashpor, Tenn, 10 miles above
Memphis, found her to be In sinking
conf on. The boat was about being
backed out from landing. and time Was
barely given for the passengers TO save
themselves. Fortunately, however oil
escaped, although she sunk within
ten minutes. II 10 thought she
struck an old stump while making
q landing which crushed her hull. She
lies cloee to the shore with her larboard
side under water TO the hurricane deck.
The boat and cargo are total loss. She
vas nine years old. valued at$50, 900 and
uninsured. Her passengers we're brought
to Memphis by the steamer Golden City:
Her freight consists OF seven thousand
packages, destined to Memphis mer.
chants. besides Q good way freight Tor
points between here and vicksburg. Il
h rumored thattwo or three efthS deck
crew we're drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-31
PARK ElssBUIIO.
The Reunion Of the Army Of
West virYinix.

PAsKssssrss. July 3O-Tbs mana.
gers of tie forthcoming Rrnhion Of the
Society ii the Army of West Virginia
state that they hsve even this early en-.
coursgina prospects OF q very large snd
enthusiastic aiirndanc. ~ their com.
rsd-s. Among the fsyorsbIs rssponses
N their inyiistions 10 one from Uepersi
Crook, an extrac1 Of hDse .~tt 2 IL given
Tor yublicstioB by CoDon-I Van Buk~y.
Gen. ral CrUk 10 the President of tho
So-i. ": "It should be . very s~rious
bnainess shrh would keep 90. fro,a the
reunion ol the Army of West virginis;
~ sou may tell sll our old friends snd
co,Drsdes thst III b@ shh them,
TO assist IN keeping alive the inem"sies
IL the past. ~ veil ~ ~ .iv our psrt in
bringing abont . spirit oi harmony snd
COOL FEELING b~tseen the tSo sections
Of 0uS great county" II 10 si-o c~rsia
that General DnvaI, G~n~ssi Hsrris,
General Emery. G~n.rsl sictlss. Pnvsis
Uaiz>ll aud others Of psos,i1ssss siIl
be here. anil IL 10 confidently sxprsel
that both Generals bheSman and Ebed.
dan and the b-cr~fary oi War will slso
come. Il u already predicted thai ths
occasion will 10 the largest and most
snth Vsias,ic Of the kind ever held In
this section Of the cosntry.
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TANNER.
Another Woman After the Fast
ing Doctor.

New YORK, July 30,-Dr. Tanner had
greatly improved to day. At S:l5 this
morning he vomited small quantity OF
mucus, and then drank one and half
ounces of carbonic acid gas water. He
sat up most OF the morning. A letter
from MaryJ Feyndah, OF Milwaukee
Offering the Doctor her hand and heart,
greatly amused him. He walked TWEEN
ty five laps around the enclosure in the
hall, about two.thirds OF mile, In
eighteen minutes. His gait is free and
steady,
New YORK, July 80 DIR. Tanner had
four spells of vomiting during the day.
Ate o'clock tonight he retired to a cot
on the gallery and was soon in restless
sleep, from which he awoke at
1905, and requested that wet towel
be placed on his head, which
seemed to pain him, and he was givea
an ounce OF mineral water. He contin.
ued restless, but at midnight appeared
to be sleeping. During the twenty.four
hours ending at midnight. he drank
about half pint OF csrbonic acid water,
and less than gill Of spring water.
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BrAH.
The British Force at caSul.

CABuL, July S0.-Driails OF the news
OF the Candshar disaster have not
reached herr. All b tranquil here. Le-
fel II. Gnffin. q British political oficer
herr, will meet Abaurrahman Kahn TO.
morrow at Camp. fifteen miles north Of
Cabuel. Tho British iorc~a hers and In
the neighborhood number g. .000 stroos.
The division 10 ready to move south.
vand.
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ADIA AIAoR.

The Basthauats q emyrns contisusa
SnYExA, July O-The earthquake,
which occarred here Yesterday. demoi.
ished four or I've houses and damaged
many Others Two persons we're killed
and Ave or six wounded. Much dan.
age Was done in the adjacent county at
Burnabad, where eleven houses, several
cafes were demolished. Two persons
were killed and ten injured. Slight
tremblings continue.
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GENERAL WARRINGTON DIE.
PA rCH EH.
Quarantine for Cattle.

WASHINGTON. July 30.-OSing to the
failure Of the New York Legislature to
provide against the importation Of dis
eased cattle into that port (by with.
holding an appropriation for that pur.
pose). the treasury officials are coniem.
p ating the establishment Of Q, antine
at or near Sandy Hook, At which oil
cattle must remain ninety days before
being permitted to land within the city
limita
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WANTS TO Know.
A Chicago Lawyer Propounds . Conun-
drum.

A Chicago Lawyer Propounds . Conun.
drum.
WAsHIyGroS, July 30.-Some Chicago
lawyer by the name OF Harrison has
proposed a question to Comptroller
Lawrence. He wants to know whether,
inasmuch as Congress passed q Law de-
clsring patent trade marks unconstitu.
tional, he can't 90 before the Court Of
Claims to recover a fee Of $25 paid to
obtain one. Although $25 is q small
sum to try to recover by each individual,
yet il the Government has to refund all
such fees the aggregate will make large
draft on the Treasury. Judge Lawrence
will investigate 1t and make q decision
at no distant day.
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Cable m NETTING.
10 Business Of importance Transse,

No Business Of Importance Transsoted.
WASHINGTON, d. C., July S0-At the
cabinet meeting held to-day. all the de-.
partments, with the exception Of the
War Department, were represented.
Acting Secretary Bell. Of the Interior
Department, called the attention OF the
dispatch read from the chairman OF the
Ute Commission yesterday, but no pos.
tive policy concerning the matter was
decided upon. The Spanish difficulty
was discussed, but no definite conclu.
sions reached. Secretary Evarts, how.
ever, remained with the President some
time after all OF the other members had
gone.
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TURKEY.

ConstsntspoDls Papers Thrssssnsd
LosDox, July 3o-A Conssastisopss
dispatch announces that an Official notice
to the pres Of that city. thresieos sus
pension or suppression Il they reprodees
the articles OF Raropeas joasns6 hossile
70 the Tsrta The 6rssk pssB = -.
ticulsriy referred 70.
Nr. Gochsn has informed Abded6in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-31
Ths Pleasures OF Hone.

When the body is bowed with pain an
intense longing for relief brings hope.
This may brighten the suffering but it
does not cure. At time like this how
welcome 10 such friend % Warner .
Sale Kidney and Liver Cure, bringing
hope, health and happiness and the joys
of 4 renewed Life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-07-31

to the regular headquarters large force
Of clerks will be steadily employed at
the Capitol preparing and sending out
documents. Senator Wallace and his
associates profess entire confidence, not
only of Hsncock's election, but also Of
another Democratic Corgress.
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or q NAhY
Gossip In Omc,ai Circlsa

BERLIN. July S.-lt 10 believed In OF.
fcial circles that the Porte will como to
q direct understanding With Montenegro
and ce,ie Dielcigno and B.j.na district.
The Greek question will he reopensd
on the ground that Turkey wss not heard
at the Berlin conference.
The naval demonstration will be post.
poned
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surrendered 70 the Authorities.

NEW York, July 30.-will am II.
Cushman, ex.President OF the defunct
First National Bank OF GEORGETOWN:
Col, indicted for embezzling upwards oil
100000 OF the funds Of the bank, sur.
rendered to the authorities here and
will return to Colorado.
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Had Shot on.

DrBrarR, Iowa, July 30.-A terrible
tragedy occurred at Idaho, Hardin coun-
ty, Yesterday. Charles Carson and his
brother started out for hunt, and by
the accidental discharge of the gun
Charles head was almost blown from
his body.
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The sherman Letter.

NEw YORK July 9.-Gen. Hancock
states that nothing would be given out
about the Sherman letter Until after his
letter OF acceptance bad appeared.
Nothing is known at Governors Island
about Enylish's ls.tsr Of acceptance.
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THE WORK CoMMEHCED.

What II Being Done by the National Com
mittoe.
WASHINGTON, July 30. Senator Wal.
lace 10 In town for q few days, superin.
tending operations Of the Democratic
Congressional Committee, which has
formally opened headquart - on flrst
street. not very far from the rooms Of
the Republican Committee. Iasddition
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Asos.aiiss . Eadorss.sns Of Wssvss.

e~sssss - seu~ssSsSss " wvDVVs
DsTsvIr. July 30. The NstIonsi bec.
retasy ol the boeislisiic Labor parry,
whose olfioe 10 10 this city. iurnis6ss ihs
following 10 the Associsted PwO: The
National Executive Committee of the
socislissie Labor party bss receivsd from
Geosral J. B Wssvss, the 0re<shsck
candidate Tor Prsldent, . Ieties dsrias.
Ing his approval Of the Socialists land
seeo,utios adopted by the reeset No
sinaal CoassnIion ot ths Grrsnhaek L..
bes passy st Cbicsgo. A. the quessios
of the endofssment of The 0rSsubock
csodidste BY the 6oeislistic Lsbog pssty
dspssjed lssEsly % The positioa q
0sesssl weayss % The lasd quessios,
the Fspsy Of thb gsatsmas n believed
10 b setssly satis(netosy spd b hksly
70 sivs bin ths ssppsstel siiisAos,asl
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RoU MANIA.
Twenty Aiilion Cartridges.

BucHARxsr, July 80 S-Roumania 10
contracting for twenty million cartridge
for the one hundred ihnusaLd men abe
can put in the first lire In case VI var.
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BEN
The Army to bs Mobilissd.

LONDON, July 30 Various special
dispatches say that Servla has ordered
the mobilix ,tion OF her army.
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P,shs that military prsparatioos o. The
part of Tartsy woald pFsdpitats . naval


p..S: cS:sssf: esi.s .; :: :Soss . .:s:s e.
volo With var material sad troopa The
First Nyimeat Of RsdiaS have beee
called out
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ENQLAN D.

Activity at Portsmouth Hsvy Yard.
LONDON, July 80 The troop ships at
Portsmouth are hring prepared with the
utmost vigor. Hundreds are working
over time.
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they SPEAK,

And the Sentiments They Utter
win Sink Deep Into To
Hearts Of Their
Countrymen, -7s7
Where They Will Take Root, and
Bring Forth an Asuad-
ant Harvest In led
November.
Letters of winfield Scott Hancock,
of Pennsylvania, and WI-
liam II. Engllsh, OF
Indiana,
Accepting the Democratic Homl-
nation for President and
Vice President Of the
United States.
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Various special dispatches from Wen.
M, Paris and Berlin. say that the jour.
mails OF those capitals express the Opin.
ion that the Afghan disaster 10 causing
less activity in Turkish affairs on the
part Of England.
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not q bounty bestowed upon the holder.
No incompetent or dishonest persons
should ever be entrusted with IL. or il
appointed they should promptly BE-
elected.
The Public Credit Must b. Preserved
Our material intsrssts, varied and pro.
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Of Lords, and, being a legislator in hisown
interest, Of course Is opposed to any
change in the land laws Of Ireland.
snIe Of ,he aIoundsvilIe Rolling Mn.


sale OF Ihe lIoundsviiie Rolling MN.
On Thursday last, Daniel Lamb, Esq
Of this city, trustee on behalf Of the bond.
holders, sold the Moundsville Rolling Mill
Al public sale 10 G. s. McFadden, Eaq., Of
Moundsyille, for $4,000. The mill was
built in the year Of the panic-1s7s-in
high priced times-and was put in opera
lion at about as unfortunate a period as
could have been selected. Consequently
It has had hard row to hoe, and has
never earned any money for the stock
holders. It's capital stock was $4,000,
only 500, 900 OF which, however, was ever
paid in. Originally $4,000 was donated
by the town Of Moundsyille, but before
It was paid the donation was declared
illegal, and the mill never got the money.
There were also several prl'
vate subscriptions in the way
OF donations that have never
been collected, but are collectable by law,
and will probably be put in process Of col
lection by the bondholders, who are short
on the sale some $1,000 on getting out
whole. The bondholders are as follows:
D. O. List. 5000, and the following per-
sops $1,000 each: ]. W. Gallaher, &. S.
NcFsdden, B. L. Cockuyne, ThOS. Finn,
H. W. Hunter, DR.. Frissell, ]. L. Parkin-
son, Mrs. G. W. Bier and DR.. Wlngeror
The bonded debt was originally $4,000,
but s. 600 had been called in and paid of.
The stock was owned by the following per-
sons, amongst Others: G. S. FcFadden,
s. 500; DR.. John Frissell, $4,000; Jno F.
Fdssell, $1,000; DR.. ]. @. Hupp, $1,000
obas Thompson, $1,000; Mrs. g. W. Bier,
So 900; Thos. Finn, $1,000; Fl. W. Hunter,
81 500; Col. Cockayue $4,000; Jas. Alex
auder, $1,000. and DR.. Wingerter, $1,000
The purchaser Of the property is
thought to have got 1t cheap enough, end
| II the iron business improves may have
secured quite speculation. 1t is said
to be worth oil he psidfor 1t, EVENT. it was
wrecked and sold out in piece meal. The
Moupdsvllle people ought not to let the
concern 60 to pieces It they can help it
inasmuch, as in that event, no one will be
likely soon to start another iron enterprise
| in their midst, whereas, il this one was
still made a success It might prove to be O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-13

Charleston News and Courier, DENY
Since the Confederate war ended the
National Democratic party has been fight.
ing against the logic Of events. 1t has been
party Of obstruction and negation. We
grant 1t has made some progress. The
political legislation, based upon the Con.
stitutional amendments is no longer
branded as Unconstitutional, revolution.
airy and void" and to this extent, the
Democracy have bowed to the inevitable.
But the bowling came too late. The atti.
tude OF opposition was held go long as 1t
could do the party harm, and the change
OF front, when 1t tardily came, did the
party no good. On otherimportant ques.
lions the party did not know iisown mind.
How can intelligent and reasoning people
pin their faith to party which CONSTITUTES
the simplest declaration OF its platform 80
as to fit antagonistic and contradictory
views, and which is ready 10 nominate for
the highest Office in the country just those
persons who have most bitterly opposed
the party or who know least OF tho pracIi.
cal work Of government? Such tricks are
soon seen through. A political party
which cares for nothing but immediate
success is on the broad road to ruin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-13

The Government has valued the rent OF
these lands at $4,000 year. The Earl,
however, has exacted Of the tenants Of
these lands an average rent three times as
great as that fixed by the Government, or
something like $4,000 ayear. Lastyear
there was q total failure Of the crops in
Mayo, and the tenants could not pay.
This year he demanded the crop for this
and last years rent, but the tenants re-
fused, as It would leave them without
food. eovicted the tenants When his
agent wanted to gather his own crop, the
lsborers refused to work, and SO far the
crop has not been gathered. He now pro.
poses to march 500 oransemen into Mayo
TO gather his crops, and has demanded the
Governments protection. Out OF this
arises the possibility of a tirstClSss con.
alct The Earl Of Earne sits in the House
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KANSAS Cry, November lO.-There was
an immense rush OF people at the Union
depot in this city to-day bound for Kan.
sas, over 1900 land seekers arriving on the
various trains from the East. 1t YVES q
general landseekers' excursion, all lines
In the country selling hali.iare round.trip
tickets, good for forty days, in order TO
give land. buyers chance 70 see the coun.
try for themselves. The Chicago and Al
ton, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific,
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, and Wabash
Roads ran extra trains, and the rush will
continue until Thursday.
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AtEcx STEPHENS hasn't any legs to
speak oil, and his voice squeaks in child
ish treble; but he is undisputed master OF
his Congressional district. He was 70.
elected last week without opposition, and
a more surprising thing is that his own
county gave majority for Garfield, the
vote being Garfield, 800; Hancock, S45;
Stephens, 7l5. Bearing in mind the fact
that sephens declared before the election
that he liked aud believed in Garfield,
would 1t be safe to count on him as one Of
the majority to throw out the Electoral
vote Of New York? We submit the ques.
ton without debate to Fl Muley Barnum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-13

In Philadelphia poll tax Of fifty cents,
required in order to be registered as
voter, was paid for more than $4,000 men
by the Republicans and for 10000 BY the
Democrats, indicating that fully one'halt
OF the voters there do not care enough
about voting to pay fifty cents each for the
privilege.
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We are glad to be able to announce to
our readers that wool is advancing. One
Of our local dealers says it has improved
two cents per pound since the election.
Even this email advance would make
$4,000 difference in favor OF cur wool
growers, on the unsold crop of this county.
-WaShingion (Pa.) ObserNr.
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TIE standard trotter is one that can
cover mile In $3.50. 1t Is said that less
than GOO OF all the horses raised and train.
ed in tho United States have this record.
The number OF horses that can trot in ESQ
bear the ratio Of l to 1883 horses raised.
As business tho breeding Of fast horses
10 therefore very much Of lottery; and
when we recall tho fact that the high
prices which famous colts have brought
have rarely been received BY the men who
raised them, the prizes in breeding and
training trotters are few and unceitain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-13

Missouri has in reality elected FIVE Re.
publican Congressman, for Hazeltine, Rice,
Ford and Burrows, the Greenbackera
elected in the 9th, 7th, 9th and 10Th dis.
tricts are pledged to act with the Repub'
licans on all questions but those OF finance
Every southernstats except Florida fell
below its Tilden majority in 1875.
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The present warlike demonstration in
ireland is concerning the Earl Of Erne and
his tenants. The case Is a representative
one. He holds lands in several counties
on which the Government has fixed for
taxation purposes fullrental value, The
land and valuation is:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-13

THERE has been a decided increase both
in flrmness and activity in the pig iron
market at Pittsburgh since the election.
Transactions however are again quieter
Just at this time on account Of the cd.
vanced views Of holders. Manufactured
iron is not quotsbly higher, but there is
greater firmness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-13

THE future OF the Democratic party Is
not the most brilliant imaginable. Petro-
leum V. Nasty has cast its horoscope.
"Efthe DemoCrisy OF Kentucky" he says,
"hev to go on four years more, subsistin'
on husks, and gittin its likker on credit,
hall its votin strength will hev passed in
its chips and gone into the hereafter. We
hev tested our endurance TO the last pint,
and the strained bow won't hold out any
longer"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-13

WE are under obligations to Stanton &
Davenport, of the City Book Store, for
two charming little volumes from tho
prees Of Houghton, Miillin & Co. One is
a biographical and critical sketch OF the
life and works OF Edgar Allen Poe, by
Edmund Clarence Stedman; and the
other a selection OF songs and sonnets
from T. B. Aldrich's writings. They are
charmingly printed after the olden style,
and bound In parchment, and make alto
gether the pretliest little books in the mar