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IT.
collections four volumes of Half Hours With the Best
Humorous Authors %. b. Lippincott Company. Two
of these volumes are filed with extracts from Amerf
can works one is exclusively English and the fourth
is mostly English, with few additions from Cont
mental authors. The collection provides for many
half hours of amusement although it contains matter
which to other than the compiler may not seem mirth
provoking Some particularly venerable pieces OF
humer might have been omitted from the American col
lection without impairing its representative effect
Here are some pretty, tiny hckshaws' of books in
the series of Literary Gems" which have lately been
published by g. p. Putnam's Sons The collection in
cludes Dr. John Browns sketches OF Rab and His
Friends and Marjorie Fleming" lin one volume
Matthew Arnold's Sweetness and Light; brakes
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French illustrations done In process
Raphael Tuck & Sons have brought out, under the
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ToddIers two collections Of verse profusey Illustrated
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not impoNant and the pictures or less suf
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The little ~red-line' Shakespeare In twelve pocket
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some and handy" The type is new and OF good slzc'
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are enclosed in a neat box.
fac-simile Of the quaint little volume of Country
Rbimes for Children" which Bunyan originally pup
sbed in 1856 has lately been brought out In England
and reproduced here by A. G. Armstrong d. Son. ms
IS tbe book which, In shortened form, was often pub
lsbed as Divine Emblems," and which, throughout
the eighteenth century, was entirely unknown
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sere omitted from all the after editions he, there
ore who reads this book finds something new froIE
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THE POLITICAL FIELD.
Republican Mayor of Chattanooga-In-
dianapolis Democratic, &c.

Sam Coy. the democratic saloon keeper Of In
dianapolis, who was sent to prison for eighteen
months for ballot frauds. was yesterday elected
councilman in Indianapolis by majority Of
225 The city went democratic. Judge suli-
van was elected mayor by over 1000 majority.
The city council passes from the hands of the
republicans and stands fifteen democrats to ten
republicans.
The first election in Tennessee under the
Australian system of voting occurred in Chatta-
nooga yesterday in the municipal election. II
was the quietest election ever known there.
The result is the election Of John A. Hart, re-
publican, for mayor, by 1913 majority, and ten
republicans out of sixteen councilmen, and two
councilmen tie.
The republicans Of Richmond, Va, held their
first rally Of the Campaign last night. Ford's
opera house was well filed. The speakers were
Hon. Edgar Allen, Congressman Burrows OF
Michigan and Hon Edmond Waddel.
The election of Joseph K. Toole (dem. for
governor Of Montana is now conceded by a
majority of from 300 to 600. Carter (rep) for
Congress has 200 majority. The democrats
claim the legislature by seven.
but the council is republican.
The republicans and Independents in Balti.
more have, it is understood, agreed on q city
ticket with Major Alexander Shaw at its head
for mayor.