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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

Each theatrical season witnesses the
development of several persons whose
talents have been kept 10 the back
ground through a combination OF circum-
stances, but eventually are brought for
ward n the same manner. Two men
whom accident during the past season
has given the opportunity TO show what
they are capable of doing are William
owen, the actor, and Giuseppe Campo
mari, the singer.
William Owen was born In Albany 2S
years ago His, childhood was spent
there. His first engagement he I'M
dertook with +. 5. ChaRirau when
be- was but seventeen years OF age.
| lie next travelled with Daniel Band
mann and was frequently given the op-
portuuity 10 assume the roles OF his
star. Rhea, having heard II young
Owens excellent work, engaged him
for juvenile leads, In which he ac-
quilted himself most credita0ly.
In 1891 Mr.. owen became member
of Lewis Morrison's company. lie
started in as Faust, which he played to
the satisfaction of his employer. One
day Mr. Morrison was taken suddenly
lin. This was Mr.. Owens opportun-
ity. He went on and played
Mephlstopheles with but one read
ing rehearsal and made an undeniable
hit Mr.. Morrison was so well pleased
with his performance that when he de-
cided to send out another Faust
company he placed Mr.. owen at the
head Of the cast, and this conscientious
Young actor is now touring as Mephis-
toBheles with great success. Mr.. Ow-
ems devOteS all his spare moments TO
study. and he freely cOuteSSes that
while he has been stage struck since he
was wears old he is more so than
ever now.
Giuseppe Campanari, the baritone OF
the Hinrichs Grand Opera Company, is
living example OF the viciSsitudes OF
an oDeratic career. He was educated as
a yioIoncellst, having taken no vocal
training. He made his debut in 1850,
and thereafter appeared for several
wears ia italian and Spanish cities,
though with no remarkable success.
Then he came TO America and went
hack to his yioloncellO. de ap-
reared once near Boston at a
concert, but he did not receive
much encouragement. The Emma
Juch Opera company visited the Hub.
Faust" was the bill for the night.
AIonzo Stoddart, the baritone, was i'll.
This was CamRanaris opportunity, and
he made the most of it. He sang Val
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
WHEELING REGISTER. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1888

not admire the Gotham fashion OF ''one
man power" in social affairs.
The ''culture" we find In Boston.
The colored man has always fouriShed
at the "huo" because of the sentiment
in his favor entertained By all Bosto-
mans. There are two Ward McAllis-
tiers, "Cou" and f. T. Ruffin, sons OF
the well-known Judge Rufin, and they
are monarGhs of the Cosmos club
and OF the local one hundred and fifty.
John Du Bots. who was orator OF his
class at Harvard three years ago, and is
now studying in Germany, although
poor, almost to the point of shabbiness,
is received and entertained 10 Boston's
one hundred and fifty as though he was
a prince, because Of his intellectual
achievements. Beacon street with all
It's boosted 9stheticism could not do
better.
Lawyer Harry c. Cummings is the
black McAllster Of Baltimore, which,
next to Washington, is the city most be-
loved by the cnlored people. Cummings
was graduated at the University OF
Pennsylvania at the age Of twenty. He
is the only colored man who has ever
been 4 member OF the city council.
Next to the Washington club the
Crescent City Athletic club is the
vealthiest, the name often being con-
founded with another well-known ath-
letic organization in New Orleans. j.
Madison Vance is its president, and
New Orleans colored Ward McAllister.
You must know how to box as we'll as
how to entertain in order to stand well
in the Crescent City Athletic club. The
club entertained pugilists Jackson aud
Dixon when they were in New Orleans,
and it's members londly bOasted OF their
physical superiority and Spanish blood
and names. A Z. b.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

entine magnifcently. He refused an
engagement with Miss Juch's company
aud did not make his really great hit
until two years later ia Louisville at
Nikisch concert
Gustav Hlnrlchs heard him sing,
some time after In Boston, Valentine
TO Lillian Russell's Marguerite,
and he at once engaged him
As principal baritone for his
company, Of which he is still member.
He has made pronounced hits In the
baritone roles OF "La Giaconda, !"
aCavallerIa ia Rpsticans, "Ernani, "
Il Psgliacci, {" 'sLL sia di Lammermoor. "
and other grand operas Signor Cam-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

case it was not. The authors endeav-
ored 10 make Fanny" as much like
Jane" as possible. Ia doing this they
produced a play which everybody who
saw IL declared was painfully like the
prototype, aud but for 10 might posi-
bly, have been a success. But the pub
lie nowadays Is too faStidi0uS 20 accept
anything unless it offers some origin
ality. ''Jane" when 10 was first pro-
duced was like a glass Of sparkling
fresh drawn soda water Fanny" was
like the same beverage after the bead
had departed.
Apart from this, however, another
very important factor In determining
the fate OF Fanny" was the tickle
public, which worshipped farce a sea-
son or two ago, but mas now tired OF II.
The thing has been 0verdOue, that is
all, and I believe that many Of our
shrewd managers, like Charles Froh-
man, who, by the way, very seusibly
seeks TO follow the public taste-not
lead it-have recognized that fact.
That farce is 10 It's decadence in this
country may be easily proved.
Take the case OF THE Other Man,
now running at the Garden Theater a
few years ago 10 would have been con-
Isidered uprOariously funny, bat now 10
I is unable 90 bring more laughs than a
we'll written high comedy. And yet IL IS
q remarkably good farce, in one act of
which there is positively not single
side door into which tsuperduouS per-
sons may be pushed. Besides,
it is interpreted BY compa-
ny which is perhaps the
best ever got together In this country
for the presentation of farce. the
Other Man" contains the usual number
OF cor lcatiODs and mistakes Of ideu-
titY thout adequate reason, but If iJ
had been brought out before "Mr. Will
kinson's Widows, " Jane, and kindred
10 would have made hiJ
scarcely less emphatic than those two
great money winners. As 10 is even, 10
will doubtless achieve a moderate de-
gree Of success. Nothing could well fail
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

books" TO use mis- own expression, they
will be nothing TO what he will have
when the newShome Is formally taken
possession Of. VThere will be full set
OF classics, not translatIons merely,
but the originals Nr. Croker, no
doubt, wishes TO edlfy his leisure with
the lyrics Of Catulus, Tibbullus and
Propertius. Then there are books on
mental philosophy, including the LUCY
brationS Of Spinoza. Descartes, FIGHTER
and Kant. The library seems ineIplica-
bly, deficient in light literature, but
there Is a set OF Millions poetical works
strange reading, truly, for a modern
municipal Cesar In English poetry
Mr.. Croker has commenced Appropriate
ly enough with Shakespeare. He owns
a rare edition Of the Paradise Lest"
done 10 red Russia and gilt, and the
''Odes OF Horace" rendered By Francis,
seems a favorlte, TO judge from the
books well worn condition. 1t Is said
that Mrs. Croker, who had unusually
good educational advantages 10 her ear
~ youth, is responsible for the tendency
to higher literary indulgence in her
husbands mental make up. However
It comes about, the Crokers are
liberal book buyers and their home is
far more judlciously supplied with the
wares of the publisher than Is that Of
many a person with pretentions to
scholarship. 1t has been said that Mr.
Croker has become so fond OF coat Of
arms that be puts it everywhere. This
assertion is incorrect so far as the
books he owns are concerned.
The room set apart as q library is
spacious and luxurious. done in light
paper and cherry wood. To the right
there is a study 10. Mr.. Croker, al
though the nature Of the sbstruse men
tai problems to which the despot Of
Gotham will devote 4s intellectual
leisure is not made eyidknt, for there
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

years ago. Her success at home was
not so great as she desired, and she took
the first opportunity that came her way
and went abroad, where she engaged in
the Carl Rosa company, and fascinated
London by her production OF Carmen.
The Queen was as susceptible as all
London, invited her to sing at Balmoral
Castle, and after she had finished Vic
toria herself arose and pinned magni-
ficent diamond brooch at the prma
douna's throat. She has been christen-
ed THE Queen of the Prime Dome"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

ordered for the
library thereof.
The volumes are
in black and red
leather, mostly
with gilt bind
ings, and al
though the
Tammany tur-
fte already pos
sesses "a lot Of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

panarrs style is highly dramatic, and
he possesses a pare, resonant voice OF
great volume.
Still, but for fortunate accident,
Messrs. Owen and Campanari might
have been toilIng along yet, the former
as leading juvenile, and the latter as
a violoncelo player. Such is stage
life. OCTAYUs COHEN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

society was scattered about the coun-
try, but now the entertainers are get
ting ready for her. Nine. Bourget has
said that New York strikes her as very
Frenchlfed, and her pride in the Bar
thoIdl statue Of Liberty, when she first
beheld 1t as the steamer bearing her TO
these shores sailed up the harbor,
amounted to enthusiasm. Had II not
been for his wife Bourget would never
have come to the United States at all.
Nine. Bourget mas long wished to visit
US, and although her husband proposes
studying our character and life with a
view TO literary material, she means to
keep him travelling as much as possible.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

OF the novelist,
when the French
couple get back
10 Gotham on
their way 20 Eu
rope. The lady
is strikingly at
tractive with
vivacious man.
ners and he
Gallo type of
features. When
she came first
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

ape the livery Of
their laclIeys. A
man made rich
in a day may
think ne is COM
plimenting a So
cial magnate by
Dire ssin g his
servants as the
latter does his
own. but such
families as take
pride in a par
ticular livery
are Disguised
when il is cop
led. This is the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

New York, her ma
tive city. This new
opera by the cele-
brated composer
Erla er, W a S
named by Mile. de
Lussan, and it is
said that many of
the incidents were
suggested by her.
Her artistic genius
b was eviuced at an
early age, and she
appeared in public
during her seven
teenth wear, five
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
la. siorr Of nn African Farm.

by (RALPH IRoS) OLIVE scnREisEh
Under the nom dc piaHs Of Ralph ifon, kist
Olive Schreiner las written an erifaofiinanil
powerful story fall Of graphic descriptions and
toe most appealing pAthos. The author seems
10 have followed no recognizcd model OF fo'
nance. bus struck out new path IN Bolton lyt
herself Her novel consists Of a series of stud-
ies Illustrating The Wild lie Of an orchard fsffa
In South africa. and settling before the feaoef,
with striking vigOr, the problems which tfoubis
a strong int ligeDcs and an imaglnaNys an
hilton. rsniots from any possibility Of cgltufs.
TIE work which leaves AZ abiding memory on
every reader is one Of the most remAfks9ie
novels Of the age.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

NEW YORK, September 13.-The ignO-
minious and immediate failure Of
Fanny" the farce which Sims and
Raleigh wrote for that talented little
woman, tombstone Bennett, shows how
absurd Ii is TO attempt 10 write play
for a star who has made reputation In
one part, unless the original is left
entirely out OF the question. Ia this
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

20 be the sculp-
tors wish, free
~ xpre ssed
since he arrived
here some days
ago, to have his
creation gilded,
and TO group at
the base of il
some other work
of his o n.
But many art
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
Is. Paul and Virginia.
BY BERNAHDIN DE SAINT

This idylllc story. by classic French writer
OF the wholesome romantic schools an immof'
tai book. and has won plsce for itself In % .
homes OF most every people VINO possess
literature anu can Appreciate The work ~ gsni-
Us. 10 may. with some literary propHety, -
termed an idenlizsd Robinson Crusor, ana ia
has all the fascination o. that renowned work.
Il isAb book that IL sure 10 20 down tne cen
turieg. chAfmlng A. well % odifying geDsfAtl9as
vet unnorn Paul aud Virginia' atiy nnds .
place among the b3okf Of the Premium Libra
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

as a relative OF
Recorder Smytb,
that New York
judge whose Sc
verify has won
him a dubious
renown. 1t is
b egin ming to
dawn upon the
re C o 7 d e r 8
friends that he
is being made
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
IA. Twice. Told Tales.
BIZ NATnANmL HAwTHoRN.

Hawthorne the most distinctly Americas
and by Tar the most popular OF our wfiierA has
gwen the world an undying book in Twice
fold Tales" They have all the felicity OF e..
preston As we'll ne the subuety of thought ana
insight which are special charm OF ne author
lis own air OF contemplation, and iis eject -
heightened by the literary feliciiloi Of style no
less than by the imaginative geHlus Of she au-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17

These figures, it will be seen, do not
account for every member Of Congress
but tue senior Senator from Illinois is
quoted in New York as saying that Chi
cago will have even more votes than the
above table indicates.
1t seems that unless the New York
Congress smen bestir themselves Chicago
will have another Worlds Fair laugh
on Gothamites.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
Is. Vicar OF Wakefield.
By OLIVER GoLDsHTTH

This beautifully illustrated clifton OF a "a
nous English classic Will increase 10 atsrac'
tiOns for those who recognize tie claim IL lac,
as essentially hone book for - 49,
reading world Goldsmith has she
work the tenae feNt light Of his gem
pastoral scenes in T. arS unrigailed
most said unapproaC'U by any
OF fiction. A. Sir valley scott sal
read the Vicar OF NakeheN IN yof
and return TO IL again and asnfe,
memory OF an author who contriI,
reconcile uS TO human nature"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
II. The Scarlet Letter.
BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.

romance OF intense interest exhibiting cx.
traordinary power OF mental analysis and
graphic description. For Gu artistic oKpoAi'
ton OF Puruanism. as modified by New rng-
land colonial life, we have noihinE like Il In
our literature Like The best % SCOTS uuYels,
IL is true az once 10 tee local manners and
scenic features Of the age aud place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
ls. Essays OF Ella.
BY CnARLEs LAMR.

These charming essays are full OF gay hu.
mos. interpreted vita many sly hits. happy
puns and bright scintilgtionS ~ Wit. carefully
elaborated a. they are they are written VITA
the utmost ease and srace. aud composed In
spirit 40 once delicate and unoDFusiYe, seek
ing bis material in the common paths OF life
even tho humo.est-Lsmb gives an inpoitSnee
20 everything aud sheds grace over All
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
or. The Modern
kIps SusYtrxr
S. Frankenstein;
PrGnlethenS.

Like Mrs. Groves "Night Side OF Nature"
Mrs. Shelieys "Frankenstein" Isl book every
one should read. It, author mas great mag
NATIVE power and weird but original genius.
There are passages In "rrankenstsln' that gp.
pail the mind aud make the flesh creep. Once
read, the book caa hardly ever be fgrg0tten.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
.. A Book OF Golden Deeds.
BY Z. NJ. YoN0E.

This is Just tho hook 10 put into the hands Of
vouth, circulating healthy morality and true
manly aud womaaly sentiments Few books
are better formed Ihan this 10 develop aud
mold the tastes n tho rising generation and
encourage optimistic aud patriotic IDEAS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
Social War About Servants.

The Astors hav become much an
noyed in consequence Of attempts to
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
Croker,s LlternrY Taste.

Nothing connected with Richard
Crokor's new house is proving more
noteworthy than the books he has
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
ZelIe de Lussan.

1t is rumored that the first appear
ance Of Mile. Zelie de Lussan in the
grand opera, "Sprlng." will be made In
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
10. Dreams.
To- - D Ip.TPa raos, OLIVE scnnETsKB

~ lkALFH IHVHJ vIIF|
Though unlike the STORY Of en- AificIA.
Fsrun. :" Dreams has May 81 Tue c1afhc u =
lstirs which made Mss sehreinef's tafif ~
f.rous The took j. both interesting "a ~
se-tfve acd. bssldss 10 hlgb meditatlFe q'iaii.
tiss. h rich IN tie diseBsslon 81 thcss ins.t-l
ans mora probisms which this ciefef rf,t-t
dsligbts 70 propoBsd - herself and az oclef.
ths tboughtiui rsaSsr. -Dresms J. l.sA'i''Nf
the WORK Of a rare and uncom non min~
20. Black Beauty. By anna sE"ELL
aBl,ek Beauty j. horse snd she i,ofy ~
esvelI 20 fesiingiy tells ut - - autoDioait1s@
TIE tale veil deserves ia great popalaIi'y.
:, h. wonssrfaliy realistic. su1 makss tH.I
.,,..I ~ those who love dgmb erlmtW n
r5sssss TIE instinct 81 common bana1l.y.
- hook 20 cbara1 sn1 impress al Wn0 nAts Z
40 With horses. especially those - 49,
~ 70 snimaa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
BY OWN MEREDITH.
Robert Lord bytton.l

"Lucie,p By the second Lord " tion 40
Governor-G Genera Of India and British Amba5-
ssdor al Paris. IL 3 uOve. IN verse, win rhymes
couplsts cas. somewhat 10 the mould oi ~.
BrOsn nz's Aurora Lsign-" Is 10 an eucntnt-
Ing story With a strong admlft9fs OF $500.
,beugbtplus fertility Of lnvsnllon an1 bfiliaat
dialogue
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
no. MOsses frOm avn GA Msnse.
By NArHANtEL HAW'

By NATHANIEL uAWIhohNE'
Another delightful companion for !d'e hours
Is this collection OF magazine papsfa which
Hawthorne entitled Moses from al Old
Eanse.' Like all his works, 10 Ia disungushsd
for is simplicity and truth. lts high literary
excellence commcnds itanew 10 pablo favor
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
The Liberty statue.

There promises to be disagreement
over the Bartholdi statue. 1t seems
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
The Wife of an AnaIyzer.

Preparatl ons are making In New
York 10 enL ertain Nine. BourRet, wife
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
1. Una Honaa OF the Seren Gables.
Donald G. Mitchelll.

There Is a profound mental study In this
worldwide American classic. IL contains
series OF very vivid and picturesque studies or
indy dual character ana feeling. IL has las
chatting power over the reader while Us grace
inl dicuou charms the literary appreciation
and hlls tAe mind with delightful. though some
times palhetlc, pictutes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
Isn't even the picture OF horse visible
IN the apartment yet.

Annoying Judicial Brutus.
Every now and then more or less
disreput bic person is heralded in print
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
II. Lays Of The Scottish Cavaliers.
BY WM. EDMOSsrouaL AfIOkh

These stirring ballads Of Professor AytodA
Of BIackBo0i fame have their only rysl ~
in "hacaglays Lays % Ancisnt kome. Inet
are 10 be met With 10 every school fe44ef eni
In the repertoire Of most elOcut0nists and p.ar
form disclaimers. Nor Is popular apPffc ~, =
affected b. The fsct that their sutton. ln ~.
shriuing Ia patriotic and s0ul.stiffiug Fsftftt1
heroic lncid@nts Of scottish history. aka tns
.Royanst' side a. against that o. the Cove
napters" The yoiums - wsii worthy place
smonE the classics Of The Premium bibfafJ'
IS IueiIs. BY OWN MEREDITH.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
By ANNA SEwELL

Ont Qua THREE Coupons bearing eonsecn-
live uumberf for three days sud enclose
tour two-cekt stamps or eight esnts ana
the RKGIs4ER will send you, posiAFs
ur.uald, q ok whose lowest retail prizes
Is IS costa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.
CHICAGO PROPOSES TO KEEP GOTHAM OUT OF
A POSTOFFICg.
Croker as Litterateur - What Bar;holdi and
Bourget Are Up To in New York-SOcial War
About Servanls-Wifs Of an Analyzsr.
Copvrlqht. 1893.

The discovery that Chicago is con-
spring to do New York out Of the nav
postoffice building which the latter city
has been hoping to see built or building
before long is the latest blow TO the
civic pride OF Gotham. 1t has proved
very unfortunate all around that the
country's largest two cities should ex-
perience contemporaneously longing
for new federal buildings. The appro-
priatiops 10 be demanded therefor
amount together to nearly a dozen
million dollars, and naturally the
Chicagoans have been lobbying
since back in the summer. But only
within tne past few weeks have the
Tammany Congressman commenced TO
realize that the Windy City seems to
have everything it's own way. W..
Bourke Cochran has managed TO smooth
matters out by talking TO the Holman
ties, according to one Of them, in this
wise: "Why should you oppose build
ing appropriation for New York simply
because Chicago is TO have one? New
1ork needs a new postoffice, and it is TO
your constituents interests that 1t gets
one built rapidly. To have the mails
badly handled in the national metropol-
is is TO retard them all over the coun-
try"
But the Chicagoaus have not failed to
retort in kind. What is the use OF
voting a lot Of money into the hands Of
Tammany?" Senator Allen is among
those who have been approached in this
way. "a new postofiice for New York!
Nonsense! There's lots OF room In the
present building-upstairs." At last the
subject became a pronouncedly agitated
one and quiet show Of strength was
had, with this result:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
GOOD BOOKS
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The Standard Books named below are offered
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After October lst the book coupons viii be
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9. Lays OF Ancient Rome.
by LORD MAcAULAY.
Beautifully illustrated
9. A TillylOsS Scandal.
j. NJ. BARRIE.
4. The HOuss OF the SeTen Gables.
by NATHANIEL HAwrHTRNE.
s. Crawford. BY Mas. GAsKELL-
6. The Coming Race. LORD LYrroN.
z. Dream Life. By Tx. MARVEL
donald G. MitchelD.
There is a profound mental study in this
worldwide American classic. IL contains
series OF very vivid and picturesque studies or
i. A ali has "a