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Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

Take Grand View-Loyd & Piper is a new firm in the lodging house busi- ness in the city. The firm yesterday took over the Grand View. They pro pose to make a number of improve ments at the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

Snow in the Mountains-People who arrived in the city last evening from the mountain country reported that there was snow mixed with the rain there yesterday. Though the fall was not heavy there was enough to leave patches of white on the mountain tops.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

Got Fifteen Days-A Mexican who occasioned a jury trial in the court of Judge Murphy by denial of charge of drunkenness drew fifteen days. The extra punishment was put on to even up the extra expense made by the man in entering denial.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

Evenings until s. Eyes examined free by improved electrical apparatus. Dr. Schell, ,1of Tucson. at Copper Queen Hotel until Friday, April 14th-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

L. A. Brown, of the English Kitchen will leave this morning for Phoenix, where he goes to consult an occuiist-
 A. l.. Manahan returned last evening from a business trip to Tucson
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
Cooper Queen Band Dance

Copper Queen Band Dance - The Copper Queen Band boys are arrang- ing for dance at the Opera House to be given on the evening of Tuesday. April IS. Special music will be pro vIded, and no expense will be spared to make the affair a success.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
LADIES OF THE MAccABEEs.

A special meeting is called foi Thursday. April 13, at 2 p. m. Al members are requested to be present By order of the L. c.
 LADY COMMANDER.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
CRIMINALS BAD
 WEATHER LUCK
CONTINUES VERY MUCH IN xvi. DENcE-THE LAST THREE
 DAYS

Will Be Big Affairs ard Make Up for Losses to PVhIic if the Sun Will Only Give a Little Aid-Many Nov elites.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

At Copper Queen Hotel. for three days only Dr. Schell, of Tucson, Ari- zona's leading optician. Eyes exam ined free.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

waitresses want ed at once at the Copper Queen Ho- tel.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

In the parlance of "Ole:" 'If you're going away from here we have something to say to you"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

S16.5o buys Bellows Extension case. 26 inches long. double strapped and made up in the very best man. ner of full Cow Hide Stock.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
in the way of Suit Cases

in the way of Suit Cases and Ira yelling bags you must not fail to see the magnificent line in the window of "THE SAFE PLACE TO TRADE"
 The very best assortment of all leather cases we've ever shown, at prices ranging from s4.0O to s25.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

Weak eyes. headaches, etc. posi- lively cured bv glasses. Money back if not satisfied in thirty days trial. Eyes examined free. Dr. Scheel, of Tucson, at Copper Queen Hotel until Friday, April 14th.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

SEWING MActIlNEs-For sale. rent or repaired at the IXL Variety Store
 32 Brewery Ave. Phone 1S3,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

waitresses want ed at once at the Copper Queen Ho- tel
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-11
INT nntlu SIMPKINS BROS.
~ T. Ill HI Successor to
Ill I.DVI AI GIBSON and SEITZ
uV1 VIS6JvUvJ Delivered to any part Of the city between
the hours OF a m, and 10 m.
Per Gallon, $500; per Quar-, so centa
TELEPHONES, COLORADO 17 VEGAS ais


enough votes In New Mexico and
Arizona to adopt a Joint statehood
constitution.
We believe there Is only n way
open TO secure any kind Of statehood
and that Is for the people OF the
territories to unite earnestly in an e.
fort to secure separate statehood. The
joint statehood people can, very like
ly. raise commotion enough to defeat
any form Of statehood, but they can
never create sufficient sentiment to
secure the passage OF a JOINT state
hood bill in congress or the
adoption of a joint statehood con-
stituti0n II the bill should pass. unless
there has been a united effort to Sc.
cure the rights of the people OF the
territory.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-11

been called upon to welcome the visit
ors rather than to make a statehood
speech, and not having any commits.
sion from the Commercial club "a
voice rs sentiments on the Statehood
question. he RETAINED from touching
upon that issue. Mr.. Rodey Is as
surcd, however, that the editor OF The
Optic took occasion to express his
sentiments to members Of the COM
mittee privately and he now takes
occasion to inform the eX'delegate
that there Is not much more prospect
OF congress passing a joint statehood
bill at its next session than of It's
passing n measure providing for gov
eminent ownership OF the railroads.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-11

The United States patent office is
very much behind with Its work and
business in thousands Of offices and
factories Of the United States is ham,
pered by this condition. The number
of examiners in the patent Office has
been greatly increased; congress has
been liberal In appropriations for the
patent office and 1t is believed that
the delay is in great part unneces-
sary. Former commissioners Of pat.
ents, when the work was behind, have
required the examiners to work over
hours until they brought their work
up to date. This simple expedient has
impressed them with Importance o
working during regular hours and has
proved an effective remedy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-11
THE COAL SITUATION.

President Mitchell of the United
Mine Workers has had a conference
with President Roosevelt at the
White House and when questioned
by the newspaper men after the
meeting, got of the same old story
that the call was on purely personal
business" or course this may have
been SO. Also Mr. Mitchell may
think that the coal mining industry
o. the country is his personal prop
erty that his answer vas therefore
in entire accordance with facts. At
the same time the fact that he had
to visit the president at this time
when there are rumors of wal in the
coal mining business, does not make a
very cheerful reading for the people
who recently had to pay $25 and up
wards for coal enough to keep from
freezing in the winter. II the coal
! miners Of the coal barons either con-
template starting another fight at the
expiration of the arbitration agree
ment in 1906, they are contemplating
a crime against the country at large.
Railway rate legislation and tariff re.
ducti0n are very live topics and ones
THAI should be dealt with at the com
ing session Of congress. But the coal
question touches lore people in the
United States than either OF these
topics. A man may not haze u ship
goods by railway or he may 30 order
his affairs as to escape some rof the
impositions engendered by a high pro.
tective tariff. But he has to live very
far south to escape the necessity oil
buying coal during the winter. II IS
stated that the coal operators are
storing up huge qualities of coal
againts a probable strike in 1905, and
the miners are extending AM
strengthening their organization with
a view to forcing the recognition OF
their union and some other purely
academic concessions from their EN-
ployers. Should it come to the poinl
OF another coal strike, the public will
feel, and feel justly. that both the min
ers and the operators have committed
a crime aginst the public. Such an
occurrence seems just now quite
within the range of Feasibility and II
would do more ,at'. anything else 10
force upon the people the serious con
sideration of government ownership
Of public utilities for coal mines are
certainly public utilities II there arr
such things in the latitude above the
frost line.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-11
VEGAS as

Belen or Gallup or Socorro, but never
to Albuquerque. The editor deceives
no n by his imaginative differences
and he amuses himself. The peop'e
of both territories understand well
enough that albuquerque would be
the logical capital OF a joint state and
so thoroughly understand ana are not
surprised at A~lbuquerque's at,iLrde.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-11
WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH
ALBUQUERQUE?

Albuquerque Is in a state Of wild
ccmmotion on ccoun of para
graph which appeared recently in an
FL Paso paper suggesting that a strip
of Texas be cut OFF. joined 10 the pro-
posed now state Of Arizona and that
FL Paso he made the capital. OF
course everybody in the territory
knows that the whole reason fer the
devotion Of Albuquerque to the for
lorn hope of joint statehood, is the
belief that the capital would eventual
" come to that city. That very thing
would doubtless happen, and there
fore from Z selfish standpoint the yea!
Of the Albuquerqueans Is not great
" to be wondered at. OF course one
might find occasion to question the
spirit OF q people who would sacrifice
The best interests Of the people
two territories to a city's interests,
but communities are generally selfish,
and we wouldn't like to promise that
II Las Vegas were Albuquerque. the
sentiment wouldn't be very similar
here. However. the res; OF New
Mexico and Arizona cannot be ex-
pected to acquiese readily in a
theory that has for its foundation the
advancement of only a single city.
Albuquerque is not destined to be the
capital of the joint state for the rea-
son that there will be no joint state.
II will now be timely for the editor
Of the Albuquerque Journal to com
10 the front with his time honored
gag that Albuquerque isn't dreaming
of such a thing as being a capital.
The capita of Arizona may go 10
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-11

London has just discovered In its
midst a club of gentlemen who have
served time in jail. New York might
now go them one better by organic.
ing a club OF gentlemen who ought
to have served time In Jail.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-11

II the joint statehood boosters are
certain that joint statehood Is posi-
lively the only form that will be nf
fered. 1t is passing strange that they
are so much concerned with the fight
that is being put up by the separate
Shareholders.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-11

The nation has forgotten since the
great doings of the New York Life
have been made public that 1t was
really the Equitable that started the
whole story. Doubtless the officials
of the Equitable are ~righteously in
dignant at such base ingratitude.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-10-11

The department Of agriculture an
nounces that 1t has succeeded, for 40
apparent reason, in raising a green
rose. Now II it had been a pink
shamrock, there might have been
some commercial excuse for that
ought to have a large sale in Eng
land about the Tdes Of March.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
Byrd PERDUE DEAD.

Mr.. Byrd Perdue, for some TIM
day clerk al the Arlington h0tF' d'eo
Sunday night about 10 o.ciocN. after
. very brief illness Of pneumonia.
perdne h8d been sick only snort
time hue grew rapidly worse and h.
nbvs;cians could not save him. he
caves y wife but nc ch hldren. Th
funeral services viii be anne"neea
,arer as soon as re.atives IN Mlss2'H
.ro hoard from. MI Perdue had
lived here only a short time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
REFUSES "TAlNTED MONEY!
The Reverend Charles M. Shejdon
Surprises Students.

Topeka. April @.-The Reverend
Charles VI. Sheldon has refused t
allow the BOX office receipts der've.'
from play given by the Washbufn
college students to be used in in
creasing Che fund for the spelling
hall on the college campus.
Mr.. Sheldon objects because tn
n}ay was given in theater that al
lows Sunday performances.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
The Damage Elsewhere


The heavy rains last night weta
general hroushou; South Arkansas
and IN many places the IoWl;nds arc
goodea. wAile all OF the sma Her
streams are swollen to fhp banlt5.
The river as 2.t has Shown but 81
tio risr as the water has ne al
come down the str@snn Reports from
tejow Jefferson county, south on he
Cotton Eelt road say that many Of
thn smaller hridses Oh that read have
hccn washed away and ali of HE
mains are late. The flood has done
but litflc DAMAGE 20 the crops as the
5antne has mol become general
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
DON'T TOUCH THAT ARM"

Those who complitd with the order
Of the board Of health requiring vac.
cnation are Just beginning 70 feet
the results in their arms. Don't
touch that arm Is now 2ct'.&g to be
the general warning and the left arm
between the silouidtr ma tda eih9Ee
i being guarded Nth great caro-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
POPULAR TEACHER
5 Miss Annie 5oyce, Who Received
Severe Burns.

OF Miss Anne Baycn who received
serious burns at her home a Lite
Rock Saturday. the Gazette says.
Miss Boyce IS one ef the hes.
known school teachers and club W.
men in the state. She has had char.zg
c. one q the @rammer grades at Pea
body high school this season. ami her
devotion to her pupils was shown IL
d request made after she learned
that she had been seriously bIyNea
She asked that Ho mention OF tha
accident be made in the newspapers
ard wanted her scholars to believe
hat she was detained at home Ivy
sickness. Hola mother. Mrs NareaHaa
Foyce. left Yesterday mornias for Z
visit in Pine Bluff. but was notified
al the accident and returned 70 the
city last night Miss Boyce is ene
of five sisters. Mrs FaIburn who's
home is al Prescott and who arrived
last night Miss Maggie Bofee of
Ellisyile. Miss; Miss Grace Bcyee.
teacher in the Argenta schools M
Miss Blanche Boyce. both Of whoa
reside in Little Rock She also has
two brothors. John Boyce Of Ell
vile, Miss. aad David Boyce of Pin
PIu;r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
SEES END OF IRON AND PINE
Mjchigao Educator SAYS Exhaustion
G Worid Supply Is IL Sight

Ann Arhor N -. Apri' " ~
seaoolmastsl Gu -, ~. N,.ea.-an
Academy Of Sci haee - 4 ~.
sessions. Pres da1. \ E .4ea o.
a. address z>.st.eaal 7. 1900.
il which he predicted that, Al Pr
mt rate of consunn.s all the iH2ss
ole will be exhausted III ei@'1Y ~.
ard that in tea yaafs II II y - ~
pore white y ne.
committee viii inte.y.sN -
legislature about securing the pass
age of a bill for an appropriation feA
a natural history survey IN eonHee
ticr w:th the geological survey.
IN the elections A S. Whitney Of
Ann Arber uas chosen president =
ttp schoclmasters club and 2r "
E. BarroVs Of Lans.s@ - ~. =
Of the Academy 6 Science.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03

rejecting upon Judge Boarland- :
course. It is simply a question Of
taste and propriety which every man
5 entitled to decide for himself.
Judge Bourland's article VAS good
natured and courteous in lis tone to-
ward me. and would not Willin4I>
offend him This is all ca2e to say
on the subject.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
STILL At LIBERTY
EFFORTS OF OFFICERS TO RUn
DOWN BLACKWELL so FAR
UNANAlLiNG.
: Is Believed That He Is Beng AIDED
in His Efforts to Escape by
kins People
kns People
The SEARCH Will CONTINUE

The neer9 Blackwell VIE q NM
tea an asSau1t#on VI jim alitchgt
lasr Th1a.sda>=isz still az lal.e aud al
.he# efforts g she oelcee- toe capture
alm proved =aHa1alia4 u W.
Aoasht at#.aae fjma that the posse
aad ain surrounded ny.sr Rise,.. h1a
Blackwell 81 away II is tbonght
he Is heiag qjdad hyeola5i4o- afa I've
N that vicinity. Deortie= HEer aei
i.cn5. VIE t#4a been or tHa aa2H3.a
s,il sine t'riia$ morun4 returned
SUNDAY 4ttp'noon from R.@ou. fail
M Ia capture Blackwell sh@GIt
Could has offered an additional re-
ward Of $loo making total af So
offered for The capture Of the negro
posse will start cut from pine B.al.
a. seen a. the water subsidies 50 thai
travel can be made through the low
iat,efs.
The Clevlana county posse# Is still
OF IA trail g Rlacl1woll and if he :
ss.H i tazs tasslforg. ha will he c.1p-
tfrea. kilograms have been SEM e
d chief cities of the stata and T.
louisiana. 50 that Blackwell can nat
+ shelter in any af he cities With
ent detect Oh
Sheriff Could is confident that the
nagro is beira sheltered by sa0o e
his race. AID thai IL tine he viii b
caught. Every effor. VIII y" m2ds' -
bring him TO Justice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03

le0"tt#=. ht# #f.ree Of bahit started tr
@a#ao# a'1e#a'I bu#dina IT Fourth 5nd
Main s.fe,ts before they Remembered
tat IL ohiea ba4 been moved
No mal va distri9Hted to PATRONS
Sunday hut ait mali could be had this
aefnns Tae oitea is sill badly torr
tP. bar efsf4fajue Niff=b.- -stra.,sht,n
81 olt t4sI-tq
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03

As announced in tie Sunday morn
ing Graphic the posfodice was open.
Cd for business this morning in tn
new quarters at 2o4 West Baraqge
ana patrons were able + OCT their
rtail as usual Not a few citizens
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
Oriental RUGS.

Mr Meledcnian, manufacturer
and importer IS at the Rhodes-Hay-
erty company.s : store and IS conduct
ing special sale Of Oriental rugs,
tfc finest selection ever brought t.
the city. See advertisement on eighth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03

T5a hwy lz#a~= VIA cl9=f"'l aa.az
%aaaae 1z=a nj sH81!ag n45s
eaa#ed aa.eh #ama9e fa tea# 1iz
z.ree.s rhaf have reeanu4#1aeQ VII
ea aga il =tal1=5H =e5.7 far55.
M 0rasks to repair damasas.
One Of 46o support undo Nc NJ
sortff street brida aarozs tde bayaa
ta TIE east e6 vi WASHED away
aHa paa q The a,a6 eafe,. -
t'irs= =EnaiHe@ Harper mIe=au "a
=aeesian fais mornluee ana c.a=eI t.
t4idsr unfH the damages conlI bc ae=
"a fad
ON Lakeside. where The sewer has
fecentb boon laid the s,I4 eaI.fl
go Ns,aded up IN many place5. CT
tprs all over th~ city Were bally
21shed hN tae=rush Of water Or
Wost ftlh a4enur he debris in tae
afJitefs Was washed into the middle
a the steett and othoJ stt"ets were
@asItaa rs badly Nearly al tie
Ind was washed ar The recently
faVed portions of til" streets that
f"ye=ool been opened foI=rfafr1c.
City lsoeineeI uarper VIII pit ,
force Of 4en II work ffi5 morning
aGd t5e damages viii BE- required as
rapidly a5 possible
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03

Little Rock Ark April @-~eSpe-
cia}D--The Witt bin 20 prevent Whit.
people from attending negro meet
i4gs passed the house this morning
The measure seeks to break mp rhe
practice OF some white people who At.
tend negro meetings and jncite the
negroes 70 laWless acts. II make
az. exception in favor Gf white
lIeacaers. who may occasionally
= caeh tc the negroes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
a GREAT DAY
Was Surday for Pastor OF First
Christian Church,

Pastor Gross ai the F9si Christian
church says he had 4 great day of it
sunday, ard when he produces his
reasons fof saying il nobody denies
it, He had big audiences At hoth
he morning and evening service
four new mtmbcrs were added - the
church. five new member5 aJalad %
She Christian Endcavor. and 4 baay
. RI added To the membership of his
ftmiv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
lNDEFiNITEl.Y LATE"

Train No on tde C4'Ion i II
ad duo herc at 20 p N. was
taarbcd MP indefinitely late t9day
,rha= ca4iss. e the d4la4 could net be
mod
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
Judge Tr.ber Calls Attention to Sew
eraI Such Cases Reported in
Southeast Arkans as

iitta Eaek. N1~ April fspo.
a 9ho Federal grand Jury mn
a3e uernina for tho spring term Of
s=a#lol eomt aad in giving the
.e9r2e 10 the grand iory IHt2n Tflc-
I'D vpeef3 attention 10 liz mat
pa9naec. lie said it had come
- lis kuGA4odae that there weTo
save,a r1ueeS g Ibis hh aaainst
~ min a. men in SonfAoa >ftan
.ss aud he# wanted Tire eraae Jury 10
3axeslie=fta the maflrr carefni
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
COMMENCEMENT A7ElL Il.

The commencement exercises et
the medical department OF the -
versity Of Arkansas WI De A=.''' -
Concordia hall. Lutte Ecek, OF Yea.
nesday, April L,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03

The man who insists that bushes
IS only business is apt to prove tha
religion is only humbug.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
FINDS HANsAs ROCKEFELLER.

fopeiAg Ism Aa#5 Hoaaa44r=
ina L SMILEY tolmef @seHe'aas =
u kaas5.5 a5H BeainEs as5ae5a
ten. ~ maias ulf Raets' tslter.
csa1rr. n1r lfcch retu4ed t. s11nt him
- pardon Snh#x VI eon2zeled= ftf
yie4'jns the aot43Hst law. Il
smile metaoaz=Aad Rresailed last
vsar' said the governor. ztho farm
ers Il Kansas would haye received
only $2a. a.00n 010 fen tHgir wheat III
stead t2f $60 900 .ogo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
NEW CORPORATIONS.

TAe Neelo Farmers Association ef
VIZ l.ica. rf ToxagHana has bon in
corparated With tlia socretarr Of
star @ith capifat q $lnoo and
500 has been subscribed The s.efa-
pany is charered as a fraserf.al in
susncc company with fraiern fea-
rures the Same rs many Of the LODGES
teaay. and supreme and subordinate
lodges are 10 be organized through
out thc country Only negroes vii
he admitted 70 membership. The of;
Gers are: President, r. G. Mitchell
yica president y. D. Danshy; secre.
tary. :. Nafien; treasurer, & II. Gni-
}att.
The e Dorado Drug company q
El Dorado has been incorporated
Win a cap tai stock q 3G.5Q9 ~ -
y hich has been subscribed. The eor.
porators are Il. a Huon, Mrs y |
Bearing and 5 Z THOMPSON
The Caldwell Drae companz q
Benton has been Incorporated. Ta@
capital stock is $4,000 all Of &c.
has been subscribed Tho corpor@tors
are J. K. 81 " c. Caldwell an!
f Lee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
SOCIETY BUYS IT'S BIRTHPLACE
sehootheuse At Ga9ie Harbor Mich.
IN H3ads Of knights OF Py1hias.

- Et,t= APHt FH
l.#la.s.aa a4s =eH,aHHe,Dt= II
i=a=- a. aea fzes8taz ~ #H- Hsa.
esaa u Naaa444. It4ga# ee
5#4. ass a=sa NJ d-= =s.z H.4e. ,a=u4
1aU 4, earaz md ast9 II EaeH
}'a.--t= =ae=t+a T. Rataae s-rreaf fa
tin lezfg E5EhH@e ms a96# I:"
faad - He ,#af II t#iahfs {,
nzHha fhs p9ee va 2@ Tn
=af. wi peHl.4a l.4sl.= =la.ralgs.
In weeea III mgGla# oG a. a4de.
ffa'a ~ pITa - fh# aauaFz I Is
IT, pr #aa Paa = Rg#.fea 'he ED
..,#9..,s.=.... ..,I ..a ,a..,,lsls44.,.l
81 liz Ea Is H#ieGs -
R5ahhtf5s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03
Feminine Charity.

Maud-Young Simfins is ~ha'
would cali prize idiot.
Clara--Then the report must o.
true.
Maud-What report
Clara-That he has been maf'"
love to you. dear.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-03


49,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-03-18
VOLUMES EXCEL IN PRICE.
Book in a London Salesroom Found
to Bring $40, OOO-Cost
of Others.

In one Of the London salesooms the
other day a book was sold for $4,000.
1t was { Latin psalter OF 1859 and the
price was the second highest ever given
in auction for a printed book. The rec
ord price for a book printed in movable
types is $24, $50, given in the same rooms
December 10, 1884, at the Sir John Hay
ford Thorold sale, for another and
Slightly finer copy of the same work, the
second book printed with a date at the
worlds first printing press. The last
mentioned copy remained in the pos
session Of its purchaser, the late Ber-
nard Quaritch, for a long period, and
vas finally sold after his Death to J.
P%!eTpont Morgan, Twelve copies. per-
feet and imperfect. are now known OF
the psalter of 1859, Of which an edition
OF 20 copies was printed by Faust and
SchOtrer at the expense of the Carthu-
sian monastery Of st. James, near
Mentz. The copy just sold for $40, 600 was