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1818-1850 

1851-1897 


INDEX TO NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED 

IN ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 

1818-1897 

Compiled by 

U.S. National Youth Administration 

Newspapers Indexed: 

AE or AME. .Anti-Masonic Enquirer 

LA.••••.••• ••••••••••••••••••.Liberal Advocate 

MR... •••••••••••••••••••••••.Monroe Republican 

RDA Rochester Daily Advertiser 

RDAT Rochester Daily Advertiser & Telegraph 

RDD Rochester Daily Democrat 

RDS • Rochester Daily Sun 

RDT Rochester Daily Telegraph 

RGLA •• Rochester Gem and Ladies* Amulet 

RO •• Rochester Observer 

RR.. •• • Rochester Republican 

RT •••• • Rochester Telegraph 

Wa or WMA. .Working Men's Advocate 

RDA .Rochester Daily Advertiser 

RDD. •• Rochester Daily Democrat 

RDU.... ...Rochester Daily Union 

RR • Rochester Republican 

UA •• Union and Advertiser

PLYMOUTH CHURCH 

CC:JI 

Young Ladles Society 

Paper Bale and supper successful 

UA Ja 11, 1884, 2-1 


AJC:JI 

Ladles gave entertainment 

UA 0 17, 1885, 4-4 


Morton, Rev. G-eo., officiates at revival 

UA Mr 11, 1SS6, 3-1 


IB:AB 

Adams, Rev. Myron, preached the 

first of a series of sermons on 

•Applied Christianity" 

UA, 9 19, 1W7, 3-3 



CC:JI 

List of choir members 

UA F 2, 1884, 2-3 


JG:HR 

Asians, LTyron, delivered the 6th 

of his course of sermons on "Human 

Destinj'"- (li M ) 

UA, 0 26, 1885, 2-1 


AJC:HR 

Rev. Geo. Morton held revival 

services. 

UA, Mr 11, 1886, 3-2 


CL:RZ 

Adams, Rev. Myron preached on "The 

Chicago Anarchists" (2j col.) 

UA N 7, 1887, 6-1


Annual meeting of the voung peoples 

sooiety "The Alliance" , held; officers 

listed. 

UA F g,, 1SSS, 


o 

Eastman, Mary F., spoke on "The Immortality 

of the Soul" 

UA, D 22, 1890, 5-4 


Tribute paid to Thomas Jefferson. Lectured 

by Professor John Fishes. 

UA, Mr 25, 1891, 7-(l&2) 

PLYMONTH CHURCH 

Trustees elected (5") 

UA, MY 28, 1891, 5-5 


PT YMCUTH CHURCH 

Adams, Rev. Uyron 

and Immortality" 

UA N 19, l*,Kg, 3-I4. 

PC:LR 


on "Evolution 

Sunday School celebrated Forefather's 

Day (£") 

UA, D 23, 1890, 7-2 


Adams, Rev. Myron celebrates fifteenth 

anniversary of his pastorate. (2i") 

UA My 11 1891 6-4 


Entertainment for the benefit of 

refugees from Russia (3 in.) 

UA, D 4, 1891, 7-2


JMiRZ 

Two column out of exterior 

UA Mr 10, 1894, 16-5 


Congregation and society held a meeting; 

decided not to accept the resignation of 

the Reverend 7/illlam F Kettle ' 

UA, D 29, 1997, 8-2 

MM:TL 

PLYMOUTH CHURCH SA3ÂTH SCHOOL 

Held picnic at Oak Ridge. (3") 

UA Jl 9, 1875, 2-2 

PLYI..CUTH CIRCLE 

Monthly social held (2") 

UA, Ap 30, 1896, 8-2 

J,.::JA 



SC:-JI 

LRI1/AE 

VC::.3 

Webster, Dr. Harrison E., discussed 

public o-mership of railroads at 

Plymouth Church (8 in.) 

UA, Ag 20, 1895, 7-1 

Plymouth Church 

See Churches 

Officers elected at their annual 

meeting. 

UA, Ap 24, 1979, 2-6 

15, irfvs> -j-5

1 PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 

1 Bill for 

1 N. X. S. 

1 ROD, Ap 15, 1854, 2-5 

1 FD/lffi 

incorporation passed 

Assembly. 

PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 

AB:MB 

by 

Won $40,000 suit against A. Champion. 

UA, N 2, 1863, 2-1 


Rev. Myron Adams began his ministrations 

last evening, 

CCP:HR 

UA My 15, 1876 2-3 

PLXMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 

Paid high tribute to the memory of 

Frederick Douglass (U") 

UA, Mr 4, 1895, 8-2 


PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHUPCH 

DS 

Trustee elected 

UA Ap 27, 1859, 2-3 


~?Z:JI 

Survey of church riven; officers 

named; Pastor since 1865 is Dwight 

K. Bartlett 

UA Ap 23, 1873, 2-6 

PLYMOUTH CONGRE&ATIOICAL CHURCH 

Adams, Rev E. P- (Dunkirk) preached 

yesterday's sermon. (l| col.) 

UA Je 14, 1880, 4-1 


Held a reception for Rev. William F. 

Kettle, the nevr pastor (4£ M ) 

UA, F 1, 1896, 11-2

1 

Board 

UA 

V:JI 

of 

Ap 

.Ul.EOnll^ *-, SUCIEIY 

Trustees 

23, 186? 

listed 

PLYl-lCUTh C^GEEC-ATI? AL SCJIETY 

VJ: AB 

1 PARKS 

Trustees elected 

• 

UA, I/.y 12, 1881, 2-1 

Kettle, HGV. "illisjn ?. resigned as casto: 

?, col. 

VA z 13, 1397- l°-3 

1 Plymouth 

JL:FD 

UA, Ag 11 

Park; 

illustrations 

, 1894 , 14-3 

• 


I 

1 

PLYMOUTH CONGPEJATI ii\'AL SOCIETY 

Election of Board of Trustees held 

at annual meeting 

UA, Ap 25, 1£?6, ^-8 

PLYLIOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 

Kettle, Rev. William F. (Elburn, 111.) 

accepted assistant pastorate 

UA, D 16, 1895, 1-* 

PLYiVlCUTH COWGREGATIOMAL CHURCH 

Celebrated forefathers' day (lO M ) 

UA, D 23, 1897, 9-2 

PLYMOUTH ?,C :K CHURCH 

MLH 

Cornerst one to be laid 

RDU, S 7 

, 1853, 

• 

2-6 

S 8, 1853

PNEUMATIC RAILWAY SIGNAL COMPANY 

Inoorporated under New Jersey 

laws; officers listed 

UA, S 18, 1897, 12-2 

SC:JA 

POCKMAN, SAMUEL H. 

POEMS 

o 

Appointed Special Aênt for the Safety 

Deposit Life Insurance Co. 

UA Ag 24, 1871 2-3 

POCOCK, JOHN W. (LONDON, CANADA) 

Married Lucy J. Kiggins (Clyde) 

CL:HR 

, S 3, 1S85, 

A# B., "Lines Upon A Caged Lark". (3") 

UA, Mr 19, 1881, 6-2 


PNIACK , SIMON 

Ordained in the 

at St. Bernard 1 

orders of priesthood 

8 Seminary 

UA, 

JP-.FD 

POEMS 

D 21, 1896, 

6-2 

© 

POCKlvlAN, STATTS I/JLLER 

Died 

UA Je 26, 1365, 3-8 

::.AL/r.'.v 

POEMS 

A., , "Easter" 

UA Ap 20,1878, 

A.G.B. in the Spectator, "The Old 

Friends" (5") 

UA, Mr 18, 1895, 6-6 

(GATES)

POETRY 

A. J. B. 

"A Dreaa of the Homestead.• 

UA, Ag 16, 1886, 6-4 

POELIS 

IPOEMS 

JD:JI 

A.M.E., "Ecce Hono" 

UA, Ap 14, 1975, ?-6 

A. M. L.: ••Tis 

UA My 10, I8t>9, 4-1 

P0B13 

•A.M.L."; "The By and By" 

UA Je 21, 1869, 4-1 

JD/C::V 


POETRY 

A.J.B., "queries" 

UA, Ag 25, 1886, 

POEI^S 

GC.-RZ 

"A.W.I.": "God Only Knows" 

UA N 1, 1879, 3-6 

POEMS 

A.W.L.— "Lines" 

UA Je 22, 1869, 4-1 

JD/CI.:V

POEMS 

A.U.L.: "Looking Backward" 

&*» Ag?, 1869, 1-6 

wnjinim 

POETRY 

A. II. L.: "Stanzas" 

UA 0 23, 1863, 1-1 

FIV.-A3 

POETRY 

A.* r .L, "Winter Ill 

UA, !ar 12, 1370, 1-4 

A. H. L., "Lines" 

UA, S 17, 187fT, 1-4 

CG:FD 


POEMS 

POETRY 

POEMS 

77N:SC 

I 

A. M.L.-" Grandpa" 

UAf 0 2, 1869, 1-4 

A.M.L.: "My Birdie" 

UA, My 2.*5, 1870, 4-1 

A. K. L., 

UA, S 17, 

POETRY 

CG:IIB 

A. 11. L. 

"Then — 

"Sabbath" 

1870, 

•••• 

J*ow." 

1-1 

UA, N 19 , 1870, 1-5 

• 

•

• POETRY 

1 A. ie. L. , 

1 UA, N 22, 

POETRY 

"Be Ken" 

1670, 1-4 

A. U. L.; "Dare" 

UA, D 22, 1871, 4-1 

CVvP.'FD 

POETKSf 

VC:JI 

POETRY 

Jars. A. P- C: "Mary, Queen of 

Scots B 

UA F 20, 1870, 1-1 

A. IT. 

"After the Battle." 

UA, S 26, 1863, 2-4 

# 


H POEMS 

H A.M.L. , "Stanzas" 

H "A, 0 

• 

• " 

POETRY 

25, 1871, 1-4 

A. M. L.: "The Star of Bethlehem" 

UA, D 23, 1871, 1-6 (Suppl.) 

CMP:FD 

•• 

POE:S 

KT :- 

POEivIS 

"Inscribed and Dedicated to Ella H.. 

by A. R. -L_. 

UA, S 18, 1867, 1-4 

A.w.C—"Th'» Rarest thing (2") 

UA, N 26,

P0EU3 

A.W.M.— "The Old Snow Man." 

UA, D 16, 1893, 

VJ.-EQ 

POEMS 

MC:FD 

POE*IS 

JL:BZ 

CL:MB 

Abbey, Henry,: "Storm" (2 W ) 

UA, F 9, 1895, 4-2 

•Balade that Chaucer Made" from the 

Academy. (5i") 

UA Je 18, 1894, 4-7 

Adams, Charles P. 

•Dot Baby Off Kine." (3") 

UA, S 29,1877, .4-1 


POEMS 

A.W.T. wrote poem: written on Hearing of 

the Bombardment of Fort Sumter 

MM:FD 

UA, Ap 15, 1861, 2-4 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

Abbey, Henry: "Bring Donald Eack" 

(3 in.) 

UA, Mr 30, 1895, 6-6 

Academy, The: "Winter's Eviction" 

(2 1/3 in.) 

UA, Mr 25, 1895, 4-6 

POEMS 

Adams, J.W., "Clinton»s # Dltch" 

UA, Jl 17, 1885, 2-3

P0EV3 

POEMS 

Adcock, A. St. John: "Manhood" (2") 

UA, Mr 2, 1895, 4-5 

Adcock, A. St. John; "Unspoken"(2») 

UA, S 5, 1396, 5-3 

POEMS 

JA 

Aide, Hamilton: "A Seville Love Song" 

UA, F 2, 1895, 8-5 

POEHS 

Aiken, Walker—"The Horse Show People" 

UA, N 12, 1896, 6-6 


POEMS 

JC:RZ 

POEMS 

Adoook, A. St. J., "Since Yesterday" 

UA Ja 20, 1896, 5-3 

Adeler , Max , "Poetry 

UAf Mr 

CG:ARO 

POEMS 

H I * , - " , - 

18, 

1873, 4-1 

o 

• 

and 

Aide, Hamilton: "The King" 

UA, N 9, 1895, 4-5 

FT.-JA 

1 POEMS 

1 Akenside, 

I UA F 11 , 1868, 

1 JD.JI 

Mark: 

"The Shape 

• 

1-1 

Business" 

Alone"

POETRY 

Akers, Elizabeth, "Little Losses" 

UA, Ag 7, 1868, 4-1 

EF:ARO 

POEMS 

o 

Aloott, Louisa II.: "Merry Christmas 1 

UA, D 24, 1375, 4-6 

ccpjmram 

POEMS 

MM:RZ 

POEMS 

JDP:JI 

Alden, J# B.: "A Modern Home" 

UA Mr 1, 1890, 11-1 

Aldrlch, Anne Reeve: "Freakish 

Memory" 

UA, 0 8, 1892, 15-7 


POEUS 

JA 

—Albion News, "There are Women" (2") 

UA, Mr 15, 1895, 10-4 

POELIS 

Alden, J.B.; "Tê Baby's Sneeze" 

UA My IS, 13S9, Ik- 1 *- 

3L:LR 

POEMS 

MM:RZ 

Alden, J. B#: "The Weather* 

UA Mr 1, 1890, 11-1 

••• 

P0EI.1S 

Aldrich, Anne Reeve; "A Little Parable" 

UA, Ap 22, 1893, 13_2

PCÎS 

Aldrich, Anne Reeve "A Prayer" 

UA, Je If, 

POEKS 

JL:FD 

POEUS 

POEMS 

8L:JDP 

(1") 

Aldrich, T. B., "In An Atelier" 

Ky 15, 1875, 1-1 

Aldrich, T.B.—»At a Reading." 

UA N 26, 1888, 5-1 

Aldrich, T.B: "In Memory of J.R, 

Lowell" (3") 

UA, N 27, 1891, 3-1 


POETRY 

CCP:MT 

POEHS 

POE2IS 

FC:FD 

POE:.:S 

Aldrich, 

UA, D 26, 

T. B.; 

1865, 

"Apology" 

1-3 

0 

Aldrich, T. B.: "Earberries." (l 11 ) 

UA D 2, 1876, 1-5 

Aldrich, T.B.: "Realism of Sewer" 

UA, Mr 18, 1891, 3-1 

, Thomas Bailey: "Ellen Terry, 

In""The Merchant of Venice" (3") 

UA, lir 29, 1894, 4-7

POEMS 

POEMS 

Jtf:FZ 

T0UL3 

JL:JI 

FOEITS 

KB 

•An Eastern Beauty" from Ai ririrh« A 

Poem •Nourmadee" In Harper»s Bazaar (4") 

UA, N 30, 1892, 8-1 

Aldrlch, Thomas Bailey: "Art" (2") 

UA D 29, 1891, 3-1 

Aldrlch, Thomas Bailey: "Guilielmus 

Rex" (3 in.) 

UA, Je 12, 1894, 4-7 

Alford, Henry 

"Dirge of the Passing Year" 

RDU, D 30, 1853, 2-1 


P0E1I3 

P0B13 

Aldrich, T# R.: "Unsunr." 

UA Jl e, 1976, 4-1 

C-TZ:RZ 

Aldrl?h, Thoaas Bailey: "Voices and 

Visions 

UA, D lf IS93, U-7 

Aldrich, Thoaas Bailey, "A Comedy" 

UA, O 8, 1895, 4-5 

PCEMS 

All the Year Round, "Gone Away". (2") 

UA, Mr 19, 1881, 5-6

POETRY 

«/Lt lt 

PCE.:S 

P0EU3 

All the Year Round, "A False Step" (2") 

UA Ap 9, 1981, 5-1 

•rinis" in All tr.e Ye«r nound 

UA, D - ; o, 139o, 4-4 

All Tê Year Hound; "Popoles" 

UA. 3 6, 13°^, iJ—7 

Allen, E. Way in Boston Transcript, 

•Nineteenth of April" (8£") 

UA, Ap 19, 1894, 4-7 

J1I:JA 


POE.J9 

"The Days Work" in all the year rounds (k" 

"A, N 30, 1S91, 3-1 

POEMS 

•The 

UA, 

HJ:AB 

POEMS 

End" 

D 27, 

in All 

1893, 

the 

4-7 

< 

Year Round 

1 

Allen, C. L.; "Uncle Tor.»s 

-X tie Metropolitan ih c :ter 

hDU, 0 13, 155Z, .-7 

(3") 

Alên, Elizabeth Afcers, "The Silver 

3riige" (2») 

UA, S i, 1877, 1-5 

mmm

m 

POEl'.S 

Allen, Elisnbeth Aker

POEMS 

POEMS 

POESf.S 

CG:FD 

Alt, Florence May 

"James Russell Lowell" 

UA, Ag 14, 1891, 4-2 

i«H 

Alt, Florence May: "Her Photograph" 

UA Ja 28, 1895, 4-5 

Johanna Ambroslus: 

Peace" 

UA, Ja 9, 1897 7-1 

POETRY 

Jonfllction 

"American Rural Home* paid deserving 

tribute to poets who write for newspapers 

UA, Ag 8, 1871, 2-3 

nhmjaro 


POEMS 

POEMS 

Alt*. Florenoe May, "The Law of Lore" 

(3") 

UA, 0 30, 1891, 3-1 

Ambient, Mark: "Love's Jest" 

UA Jl 13, 1895, 4-4 

Amelia: Lines on the Emma Moore 

Tragedy. 

RDU, Mr 26, 1855, 3-1

POEIIS 

CCP:AE 

re: is 

. jnes, . ary Closer 

IIT " 

i I y 'ôu:hts" 

.^p ^, 1354, 4- 

Amitie, "To George-Mon A 

UA, S 30, 1665, 2-3 

•Ye Ballade of Ye Encore Flende" 

In the Amusing Journal (5") 

P02M3 

UAf Je 26, 

Ann, llary: "The Captive Bird 11 

RDU, L'y 17, 1863, 2-5 


P0E1I3 

NP.-J1IG 

POEMS 

Ames, llary Clemmer, "Who'll Love lie 

When Uy Hair Is Gray?" 

, Je 7, 1870, 4-1 

"Preverted Verse," Amusing Journal 

JL:EQ 

5, 

Anderson, Alexander,: "Jack Chiddy 

A True Incident of the Rail" (6 n ) 

UA, F 26, 1881, 6-2 

POEHS 

•Annie" Tote a poem 

UA, My 23, 1863, 2-4 

t Is Life?"

P0E.;3 

FD: JS 

I posr^s 

Annie:"Our Byron. H 

UA Jl Cef 1865 2-4 

1 Anon; "Cover Them 

1 (± c-1-) 

UA, 

POOIS 

!.:y 30, 1895, 

Over 

5-4 

Arbor, Ann (Ballads) 

With Flowers" 

•The Co-Ed. That Vanquishes Me" 

UAf S 16, 1695, 10-5 

The ArioBj "Breton Fisherman's Song" 

(i Coi.) 

, Ap 2k, 


• 

POEM 3 

n t;ramm 

Annie "Farewell M 

UA, 0 3, 1363, 2-4 

tfmanu "iikfinnri ifli 

ROEilS 

JA 

"Lord Rosebery to Uncle 

in Abiturus (icol) 

UA, Mr 27, 1894, 

POEitiS 

POEMS 

"Archery" Judge 

4-7 

UA, Ap 22, 1896, 4-6 

Ariel "Two Picturea" 

UA, Je 8, 1864, 3-5 

• 

Sam" 1870

POETRY 

Ariel—"Our Soldiers" 

UA, Je 21, 1864, 2-5 

cgjramra 

POEMS 

K:.::HR 

POETRY 

Arnold, Edwin: "The Secret of Death" 

(8") 

UA Jl 15, 1882 6-1 

Arnold, George: "September 1 

UA, 3 18, 1875, 1-1 

JCU FD 

POEUS 

IB:HR 

Arnold, George, "Au Bono? 

UA, N 18, 1893, 6-7 


POEMS 

POETRY 

Ariel—"Under the Water 1 

UA, Jl 9, 1864, 2-3 

Arnold, George 

"Summer and Autumn 11 . 

DA H 16, 1867, 1-1 

CCP/CCP 

POEHS 

wn 

Arnold, George, "F^reêll to Summer" (4") 

UA, S 15, 1376, 1-1 

Arnold, George: "A Sumer Longing 1 

UA, Je 2, 1894, 5-4

POETRY 

GTZ:HR 

POETRY 

PW:13 

POETRY 

r • T C 

PCEHS 

Td'.UC 

Arnold, Matthew: "Heine". 

UA Ja 11, 1879 1-3 

Arnold, Nellie—-"Lines upon seeing 

a young lady attired as Pocahontas. M 

UA, Ja 9, 1862, 2-5 

Arnold, tfette: "True Beauty" 

UA Je 14, 1Q62 2-6 

Arnold Nettle; 

•Chimes" 

UA, Ap 21, 1860, 4-4 


POEM 

JSillB 

POETRY 

DS- 

Arnold, 

Nellie 

UA Ap 18 , 1859, 3-1 

Arnold, Nette 

"Ky Sanctum, Sanctoriuin", 

UA, Je 4, 1862, 2-3 

POEMS 

PCE'xRY 

— "Spring" 

Arnold, Nette, "Strolling 1 

UA, Ag 12, 1862, 2-6 

Arnold, Kettle, 

•flii 

"Hates from th# Deck of the Bay State" 

UA, S 19, 1861, £-4

POEMS 

NT:MC 

POEMS 

FD:AB 

POEMS 

CG:JS 

POETRY 

NT:MB 

Arnold, Nettie, 

•Lines Suggested by Attending 

Knitting Society" 

"A, D 23, 1861, 2-4 

Arnold, Nettie, "In Memory of Louis 

La Tream" (Inscribed to bereaved mother) 

UA, N 18, 1862, 2-4 

Arnold, Nettie "Fancies & Fishes." 

UA Jl 10, 1863 2-3 

Arnold, Nettie 

"Lines" (Suggested by the death of 

Lieut. R. P- Cady, fatally wounded 

at the battle of Gettysburg,) 

UAt 8 18, 1863, 2-3 


a 

POEMS 

A3IAR0 

POEMS 

Arnold, Nettie, "Lines Surrested by 

Attending High Uass" 

UA, D 27, 1861, 2-6 

Arnold, Nettle: " l!arch 

UA, Mr. 31, 1863, 2-3 

POEilS 

mhm:mm 

Arnold Mettle— u Song M 

UA, S 15, 1863, 2-3 

"Lines" by Arnold, Nettie 

by a visit to tê insane asylum 

A, S 22, 1363, 2-3

POETRY 

Arnold, Nettle: In the Shadow 

UA :ir 9, "IP64, ?-3 

p j;v: JI 

POEMS 

The Athenaiun, "Love's Anguish" 

UA Je 17, 1893, 15-4 

Atlanta Constitution: "Owed to 

Commencement" (2") 

UA My 27, 1893, 3-4 

JLlRZ 

Atlanta Constitution: "The Old 

School Exhibition" (2*") 

UA Je 17, 1893, 15-4 


i 

• • ' 

POEMS 

JLUI 

JDP:HR 

JM:RZ 

POELIS 

Arnold, 

UA, N 

Philip: 

24, 1694, 

7-3 

( 

•All Saint*' 

Oay - 

"Notice to Correspondents" in the 

Atlanta Constitution 

UA, 0 27, 1891, 3-1 

Atlanta Constitution: "Running a 

Newspaper" (2 1/3") 

UA Je 10, 1893, 16-3 

Atlanta Constitution: "The Campaign 

Army" (2J-) 

UA, S 1, 1894, 6-5 

JL:AA

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

POEMS 

JA 

Atlanta Constitution: "A Changeable 

Climate" 

UA P 4, 1895, 6-7 

Atlanta Constitution, "Llelons Gn 

The 7/ay n (3 M ) 

UA, Hy 30, 1895, 4-6 

POEMS 

JP.-RZ 

POEMS 

JA 

Atlanta Constitution: "Just Keep 

Cool" (2") 

UA Je 109 1895, 4-5 

Atlanta Constitution; "The Ice 

Man (2? n ) 

UA, Je 29, 1895, o-6 


POEMS 

Atlanta Constitution: "Never Mind" 

JM:RZ 

UA F 7, 1895, 4-7 

O 

Atlanta Constitution; "7»1:en the 

Note Falls Due" (3") 

UA, Je 1, 1095, 6-6 

Atlanta Constitution, "To Ethel" 

(2") 

UA, Je 17, 

ftLittle 

World ", In .Atlanta-Constitution 

UA, F 21, 1896, 4-5

«T:RZ 

POEL'3 

Atlanta Consitution: "When The 

Possum's Up the Tree" (2£ H ) 

UA 8 14, 1896, 4-6 

POEMS 

"The Flag of the First Brigade" 

in the Atlanta Constitution (2") 

UA, 0 2, 1896, 4-6 

POEMS 

"The Old Prodlral at Home" in the 

Atlanta Constitution ( ) 

UA, N 13, 1896, 6- 

JDP:EQ 

POE1SS 

Atlanta Journal: "The Georgia 

Colonel" (2§ in.) 

UA, Mr 27, 1895, 6-7 

Austin, Alfred, "An Autumn Picture" 

(2") Austin, Henry: "The Riddle of the 

Sphinx" 

UA K 9, 1891, 3-1 

Ayl»:orth, Urs. C. L.: "Home" 

UA Jl 4, 1368, 1-4 


UA, 0 19, 1894, 4-5

POEMS 

B. E. M. "When the Piping Winde do 

Blow." (6 - ) 

UA Ja 16, 1888, 5-1 

POEMS 

MAM.-UC 

• 

POEMS 

Babblebrook, 

•Hold Her Down" 

UA, Mr 14, 1859, 3-1 

Bachelor, A.: "Women" 

UA Je 13, 1893, 8-1 

:RZ 

1 POELIS 

1 Backus, 

1 UA 0 

1 CP:RZ 

2, 

L. 

w.: 

1875, 

"The 

4-1 

• 


Origin of llalze." 

POEKS 

JD:HR 

POEMS 

JC:RZ 

"Lines to the Departed by 

Rochesterian 

7.DD D 29. 1853 2-4 

Babcock, C. Furgusson: "The King; of 

Thule" 

UA 0 10, 1874 4-1. 

(Bachelor of Arts) "In College Days" 

UA Ja 21, 1896, 4-6 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

ffJ le ?»/ E er James: 

Ril" (3") l? 

UA, N 16f 1892, 4-5 

Whitcorab 

\

V>r .'•- 1 ; • 

•*» 

p-; — 

POETRY 

AA:JI 

POEMS 

Baker, George A., Jr.: "Thoughts on the 

C omnandine nt s " 

UA, Ag 28, 1875, 1-5 

POEMS 

"Polly" in thft Baltimore News (2") 

UA, D 31f 1892, 16-5 

JDP:HR 

BeLlley, W. W.: "Ice Jewelry" 

UA F 12, 1876, 1-1 


POEUS 

Bailey, W^W.: "The Last Mosquito" 

UA, N 14, 1873, 4-1 

cCp;mmm Q 

POEMS 

POEMS 

PC:SC 

POEMS 

SL:FD 

Baker, George A,: "Reductro and Absurdum" 

UA, My 22, 1875, 1-1 

Baker, George H.; "On My Lady's Letter" 

() 

UA, Ja 21, 1890, 3-1 

Bangs, 

UA, My 

J.K. : "The Dlalectrlcian" 

24, 

1889, 5-1 

•

POEMS 

Bangs, John Kendrick: Where Are They? 

UA, Jl 30, 1892, 14-4 

JM:AA 

POEMS 

B&ngs, S.K., "The Old Church Bell" (1;") 

UA 

NTrAKO 

P0E1.1S 

FT:JI 

POEMS 

7, 18go, 5-1 

Banks, Charles Eugene: "The Same 

Everywhere* 

UA, Ag 17, 1895, 6-5 

Bannister, 

UA, Ap 11, 1874, 

GZ:FD 

Anna: 

"tllracle" 

4-1 

• 


POEMS 

Bangs, John Kendrick, "Oh, For The 

Days Gone By!" (4") 

UA, N 19, 1892, 14-4 

Banks, Governor: "No* and 

UA, Mr 23, 1865, 2-3 

P0E1IS 

Bannister, Anna, "Invocation to Spring." 

UA," Ap 26, 1873, 1-6 

GTZlJUG- 

PCELIS 

3annlster, Anna: ""y Lady Hattie" 

1 T A, S 19, 1374, 4-1 

ccpjnnm 

^ 

lines

POETRY 

CUV 

P0E1IS 

JA 

PO£2£S 

Bannister, Rows Wood, "Stares" 

UA D 11, 1857, 3-1 

Barnard, 

UA, Ur 

Barnes, G.H., "Our Boys 1 Skating Song" 

UA, F 11, 1871, 1-1 

CCP:ARO 

FCETRY 

P7:::c 

15, 1895, 

Br.rron, Nellie E. , "Cn the Death of 

Nelson B" 

Edward W. , "At Vespers" (2") 

4-5 

UA, Je 18, 1857, 3-1 


POETRY 

Barker, J.W, "The Poor Volunteer's Wife" 

UA, S 21, 1861, 2-4 

POEMS 

CCP:JI 

Barnard, r Edward W. : "A Ballade of 

Debt" 1 3| in.) 

UA, My 

POETRY 

D.- 

POETRY 

CUV 

4, 1895, 

23-5 

lirron, Nellie E., "To T.Irs. Lyon 

UA Je 5, 1857, 3-1 

Bairon, 

UA Jl 

Nellie E., 

22, 1857, 

•To 

3-1 

My Absent Brother"

POETRY 

Barron, Nllle E. 

•Roving O'er the Prairie" 

UA, D 18,1857, 5-1 

PW:1£B O 

fiaî* 

POEMS 

POE1IS 

POEMS 

Barron, Nellie E., "To Julia" 

UA N 11, 1858, 3-3 

VR/Ck-V 

Barton, Joel: "October 1 

UAf. 0 20, 1669, 4-1 

Barton, Richard: "Sea Witchery" 

UA, F 8, 1896, 8-4 


POEMS 

FD:JS 

POEMS 

Jil:WL 

P.lEi-IS 

Barron, Nellie E., "To My Friend 

Anna" (on the Death of Her Husband, 

Lewis P. Eldridge) 

UA, F 9, 1858, 3-1 

Bartlett, C.E.: "An Operetta For Children 

(11") 

UA, D 23, 1876, 4-1 

Barton, Richard: "The Little Mothers." 

UA F 7, 1896 10-2 

Enssett, Eugene A., "K^y Betrothed" (3 B ) 

UA, S ?, IBB' 5 , 6-1 

8 

" N: \

P0EI/.8 

Batch«lder, Frank Roe, In Kate Field 1 s 

Washington: «Ky Spendthrift" (3£") 

UA Je 10, 1893, 16-3 

POEMS 

Bateman, May, "An Impression." 

UA Mr 14, 1896, 7-5 

POEMS 

RZ/CMV 

IB 

POEJJS 

"Feed the Sparrows" by Bayard 

UA F 16, 1878, 1-1 

Beach, Fred G.: "An Easter Memory" 

UA L'r 27, 1383 3-2 


P03AS 

Bntchelder, Frank 

Roof of Trinit: ' 

UA, Mr 7, 1695, 

POEMS 

PJW 

Roe: "Beneath the 

o 

Bates, "The Buffoon of Toledo" 

UA, Mr 28, 1868, 1-5 

POEUS 

Beach, Fred. G.: "A Cavalier" 

UA, Ja 9, 1883, 3-3 

mmm 

POETRY 

PV/:DS 

Beach, ilrs. Juliette H., short 

untitled poem 

UA Je 23, 1859, 1-7

POETRY 

POETRY 

Beach, Juliette H., M Four Years Old" 

F 19, 1867 2-4 

Beatrice, The Chosen One." 

XSX9 D 2, 1867, 1-4 

CCP:«BG 

POELS5 

wn 

P0EU3 

Beers, Henry A., "On A Miniature 11 (3 H ) 

UA, Ag 26, 1876, 1-5 

Belgranla, "To an Old Cynic" 

UAt D 27, 1«79, 3- 


PC:.:..S 

POEMS 

Berle, Anne, ""ountain Air" 

!/A, C P, "S-' 7 ' 1-5 

Beatriece, "Death of the Old Year" 

UA, D 319 1868, 1-4 

POE1IS 

Beers, Henry A., "A Fish Story"- (4" 

UA, Mr 1, 1396, 5-3 

Belle, Thorne,: "What Is Religion?" 

UA, F Pl, 1858, 4-1

POEMS 

Bellman, Bennett wrote "In the Springtime" 

UA, My 12, is9l*, 9-3 

JM:EQ 

POELS 

DS 

POETRY 

CL:FD 

•Mi 

POETRY 

CCP:HAL 

Benjamin Park, Hard Times delivered 

at Corinthian Hall for benefit of 

the Union Grays 

UA Ja 13, 1858, 3-1 

Henn, Etta L.: "Hay" (2") 

UA, Ap 29, 1886, 2-4 

Bennett, W# C., "The Cavalier" 

UA, D 2, 1865, 1-6 


POEMS 

JL:HR 

POEMS 

Benjamin, Charles, and Virginia, "The 

Lord of Rage and Tatters" 5£") 

UA, N 19, 1892, 14-4 

O 

Benn, Alfred W. "A Wounded Amazon" 

UA, Ap 9, 

lrfr_-T. 

POEMS 

?e-r:9*;t, Linia, "The Tires" 

tr A, A- l.T, 1351, 2-4 

1 Benson9 

JM-.JI 

UA, Jl 

Jeanle Oliver: 

7, 1894, 5-5 

• 

•Quests"

P0E2AS 

HM:JI 

. • _ . . - : ? ; — — - 

I POEMS 

Benton, 

(2 In.) 

UA Jl 

I Benton, 

1 UA, Je10, 

1 JL:FD 

POEMS 

JA 

POEtiS 

Joel, 

"TheFoolish 

Vow" 

1, 

1SS2, 

• 

5-1 

Bergengren, Ralph; "The 3achelor«s Dilemma" 

UA, Je 28, 1S95, 4-5 

Best, Susie M.; -The Bailor Girl" 

(6") 

Joel: 

•June" 

1893, 8-3 

UA, iir 7, 1^95. 10 - 1 

POEMS 

JA 

Beat, Susie M. ; "She Kissed Her 

Flnper Tips" (2 I/.^H ) 

T JA, My 25, 1695, 0-3 

POEKS 

Blrdseye, George, "Christmas in Vaterland" 

(3") 

UA, D 24, 1891, 10-1 

JDP:HR 

POEMS 

Blake, Mary Elizabeth in Scribners 

•In April" (*") 

UA, Ap 7, 

JM:EQ 

FT:JI 

Blr.clcie, John Stuart: "Confession 

of Faith" 

UA, Ag 27, 1895, 10-6 


POEMS 

Beulah, "In Memoriam, Chauncey G. 

Wadsworth" 

UA, F 3, 1863, 2-5 

ME:ARO 

P0EU3 

Blake, Mary E., "Lament for Parnell" 

(4") 

UA, 0 31, 1891, 3-1 

JDP:HR 

POE::S 

Blackie, John Stuart, "A Song of Fatherland 

(6 n ) 

UA, I.:r P3, 1895, 6-6 

JL:TL 

Poems 

3lnckslee, L.M., "Bloodhounds in Zion w 

UA* 0 4, 1^5, °-4 

CCP.-A3

POETRX 

Blakeslee, L. M. "Trammels de Sacred"• 

UA H 4, 1865 2-5 

CCP:JS 

POEHS 

JD:JT 

Blakeslee, L. U.: "Life's Sombre Side 11 

UA F 8, 1868, 1-6 

POEMS 

JD:MB 

POEMS 

OZ.UB 

Blake slee, L. M. 

Like and Unlike. 

UA, My 9, 1868, 4-1 

Blakeslee, L. M. — "Fashion" 

UA, D 12, 1868, 4-1 


POETRX 

Blakeslee, L. M. 

"Rldgeway Battle" 

OA, Je 15, 1866, 2-5 

CCP:3C 

POEMS 

•IT-.- •" 

Blakeslee, L.M., "Night on the Deep" 

UA, N 21, 1868, 4-1 

POEL1S 

Blakeslee, L. M., "To A South Sea Rose" 

UA 

JD/CI.1V 

Je 23, 1869, 4-1

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

•Blind, 

UA D 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

Mathilde 

31, 1891, 

: "Love's 

3-1 

"Lipht", Ben Blunt 

UA, F 27, 1888, 3-2 

Somnambulist" 

Bocock, John Paul: "The Scarecrow" 

UA, S 25, 1894, 4-6 

POEMS 

Boden, C.J.: "The Snakes at the Zoo" 

UA, D 15, 1894, 25-2 


POFJ/.S 

Bliflsetf, Nellie K.: "The Last 

Aopearancp of Iloliere" 

UA, F 1, 1896, 7-4 

- - tir. T A 

POEMS 

CL:FD 

Blyth, S.G. : "The Angel of the Camp" 

(It col.) 

UA, Je 11, 1886, 6-2 

POEI.IS 

Bocock, John Paul: "The Raconteur's 

Hereafter" 

UA, F 18, 1895, 4-7 

AA 

PCEiuS 

| Ji.::JA 

Boden, C.J. wrote In Chamber's 

ii 

Journal "One Heart 

UA, Ap 

25, 

1896, 

( » 

7-5

POSTRY 

Bogart, Kiss 

Her 

UA, 

POEMS 

book, of poems reviewed* 

D 22, I6o5, 2-2 

ccptmam 

(1/5 col.) 

Bolt on, Charles Knowlea: "The Fortune 

Teller" (2") 

UA, D 10, 1892, 14-3 

POEMS 

MC:FD 

POEMS 

RZ:AB 

Bonestedt, Von Frederick, "A Saint 

Vallntlne Offering" (2 M ) 

UA, F 9, 1895, 12-1 

Bookstaver, Hans: "The New Danger" 

(in Dutch dialect) 

UAf Ja 10, 1878, 2-6 


POEMS 

NT:MC 

POEI:S 

POEMS 

Bointon, Eugenie A,, 

"The Stranger" 

UA, D 24, 1861, 2-4 

Boner, John H. : "The Old Guard" (2") 

UA, K 14, 1891, 10-7 

t 

Bonner, Mattie: Two Songs 

UA, Jl 30, 1892, 14-4 

JM:AA 

POEMS 

"Exceeding Strange" in Boston Courier 

(1") 

UA, 0 24, 1891, 9-7 

JDP:HR

P0&.1S 

M Footbnll As the Girls See it" In the 

Boston Courier (k") 

UA, a 26, 1892, g-1 

1 POEL'S 

1 Boston Courier: 

1 Over" 

1 UA, Ap 24, 1896, 

4>-6 

1 JM:JI 

POEIIS 

Boston Globe: "The Song of the Anvil" 

(f col.) 

UA, S 3, 1894, 4-7 

JL:AA 

POEII 

Boston Home Journal 

"Polly Making Tea" 

UA, S 5, 1894, 8-3 

"Not to 

(2*") 


Be Looked 

POEIIS 

Boston Courier, "A 

UA, Mr 16, 1895, 

AS:JA 

Isiiff^ 1 • "V •"""'"•""' - "E^S 

1 Boston Courier "A Fin 

De 

1 UA Jl P-, If 96, 5-"* 

POEMS 

AL: FD 

••I 

POEMS 

• 

Song 

6-7 

of the 

Siede 

Times" 

Boston Globe: "The Dancing Girl" 

(2") 

UA, 0 15, 1896, 6-6 

Lsdies ilan" 

Boston Transcript: "Appledore" (4 1 

UA Ag 31, 1894, 4.5 

L:RZ

P02IS 

Boston Transcript "The North Pole" 

UA 

CC:EQ 

POELiS 

7, 

•A Fine Old Lilt", Boston Globe (5§") 

UAf Ap 18, 1894, 4-7 

POEMS 

•A Dreadful Moment" in the Boston 

Post 

UA, N 6, 1891, 10-6 

"The Bean 

N 25, 

Riot" 

1891, 

from 

9-4 


the Boston Post 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

pcs:.;s 

Boston Evening Transcript: "The Drum" 

UA, Je 23, 1894, 5-4 

•1 oston G-lobe "Trials of p. I-"in" 

, S 7, 1896, 4-6 

"A Balad of Boston" from the Boston 

Post 

UA, N 25, 1891, 9-4 

Boston Post: "Her Commandments" 

UA, Mr 28, 1896, 6-4

POEMS 

BOBton Transcript "Aspiration 

UA, Ap 7, 1S9**, 8-3 

JM:EQ 

Bouriillon, F. W.: "An Old Boat" 

UA, Ur 27, 13R0, 1-3 

POEKS 

Boyce, Florence Josephine "The Pink 

Wild Fose" 

UA, Jl 24, 1895, 5-4 

FT:JA 

1 POE&IS 

1 Braddock, 

1 UA, D 12, 

CCP:KR 

Emllye 

1891, 

A., "Gulf Weeds" 

12-7 

• 


.•JaSaff • $&.' 

PO 

JM:PZ 

Boston 

UA Ap 

PCEKS 

Transcript : "A Century Ago" (5") 

14, 1894, 

6-7 

o 

Bourland, Caroline 3rown: "World Harmony" 

UA, Ja 12, 1895, 5-4 

POEilS 

POEMS 

Boyle, J. "Song for the Times 11 

UA, Ag 18, 1862, 2-4 

Bradford, Joseph 

•Dolce for Niente." 

UA, Ap 12, 1873, 1-1 

^^^^^.v^îtitrtJS-j;'

POEMS 

Bradshaw, E. , "Vittles" 

UA, 0 g, ig9^, 7.3 

MM:EQ 

POEMS 

JPSiJE 

POEMS 

"Honest 

Banner 

UA, 0 

• 

Confessions" in Brandon 

8, 1892, 15-7 

• 

Bridges, Madeline S.: "Death In Life" 

lb mmra 

POEMS 

UA, 0 17, 1887, 6-3 

Bridges, Madeline S.: "Poetic 

Injustice" (24") 

UA Ag 21, 1894, 4-7 


POEMS 

LF:FD 

Brakenridge, Anne Louise: -To an old 

Guitar" 

UA, Je 18, 1892, 16-7 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Brent, Henry J., "The Falls of the 

FD:ARO 

Genesee, At Rochester"- 

RDU, Ja 9, 1855, 1-3 

Bridges, Madeline S. wrote "A Womens 

Way" 

UA, My 11, 1894, 4-7 

JM:AA 

POEMS 

Bridges, Madeline S.: "Of Beggy" 

UA, Ja 5, 1395, 4-5 

AA

P0R13 

Bridges, Madeline 3., "Loves Contradictions 11 

UA, Je 5, U-6 

CCP:EQ 

POEKS 

FT:::C 

POSiS 

Bridges, Madeline S. "A Woman's 

Bargain" 

UA, N 1, 1895, 4-6 

Bridges, Robert: "The Iron Ship" (2") 

UA. Jl ?s. igok 

JL:LG 

POEMS 

Be? 

CCP:HR 

8f A. 0.: "Hhat Day ^111 Tomorrow 

UA My 11, 1876 3-7 


POEI.1S 

FT:JI 

POEMS 

BridsPO, 

Madeline 

UA, 

As 31, 1895, 

5-4 

S.: "Inland" 

O 

Bridges, Madeline S.: "The Woman Heart" 

UA, Jl 25, 1896, 5-3 

POEHS 

Bridges, Robert: "Nightingales" (3") 

UA. lir 15, 1895, 4-7 

Brlr^F, Alma 0, (Albion) poem -written on 

the departure of the Albion Volunteers 

for Elraira 

UA, Ly 22, 1861, 2-3 

*thL

POEMS 

Briggs, 

William M.: "Love's Heritage" 

UA D 29, 1894, 5-5 

MM :RZ 

POEMS 

JM:FD 

POEIIS 

CL:HR 

POEIIS 

CL:HR 

IBB 

o 

Briscoe, Margaret Sutton: "The Low 

Sun- (2*) 

UA, Jl 18, 1894, 4-7 

Britten, C. B., "A Summer Song" 

UA, Jl a, 1887, 7-3 

Brit ton, Cora B., "Written on the 

death of Fannie H. Ferris" (3") 

UA, Jl 14, 1887, 3-2 


POETRY 

CL:FD 

Bright, John,! "Two Fishers" (2") 

UA, F 26, 1881, 5-1 

"To th** Ionic Priestess in 

the ""Ul^ i^ (^") 

u;.f :•; 26, 1892, 

P0E5JS 

Britton, Cora A.: M Treas«ire c Boir-'t Along 

the Way 11 

UA, llr 21, 1334, 4-1 

cc mnim 

POEIIS 

"Doen the Way" by Britton. Cora B. (3") 

UA Ag 3, 1887, 3-2

POEMS 

CL:AB 

Britton, Cora B., "A Farewell to 

Summer" (2") 

UAf Ag 31, 1887, 3-3 

"IS 

POEMS 

:nnte, E^.ily: "The Dweller In the 

Lane of Death" (•"») 

UA, An ?At 1880, 5-1 

Brooke, Hlllery, "Fose'l Criticism" 

UA, 0 8, 1895, 10-2 

PT:JA 

POEMS 

CCP:JI 

t 

Brooklyn Life: "May" (2 In. 

UA, My 10, 1895, 4-4 


POEMS 

Brocard, Val., "A Tale of Barbery" 

UA, Je 11, 1870, 4-1 

NP:ARO 

POE^S 

SLrLR 

I POEMS 

Brook, 

Silly, 

UA, D 

ablmam 

Babble, 

Silly, 

3, 1863, 

.'.tL'.tafifc^.C- 

"Hurrah" 

"The Autumn Winds" 

2-3 

Brookes, SpoffOrd A.; "The Quiet Stream" 

UA My IS, 1SS9, 

1 Brooklyn 

JC.'HZ 

Life: 

•Thp 

UA Mr 12, 

1896, 4-5 

Bicycle Maid" 

>

PCF..S 

Brooklyn Life "Cunitf In th* Rnin" (V 1 ) 

AL: O 

POETS 

POETRY 

POEMS 

"A Bachelor's View" in Brooklyn Life 

(2") 

UA, 0 17, 1896, 6-6 

Brookq, Brooko, "A Spirit Voice 11 

UA, 0 30, 1865, 2-4 

Brooks, Brooko—"TMnk of Thee" 

UA, N P, 1865, 2-4 


PC Eli3 

•Up To Date Parable" in Brooklyn 

Life (2 in.) 

AL:JI 

UA, 0 16, 1896, 6-6 

POETRY 

CZTH"' 

POETRY 

Brooks, Mr. & Mrs, contributors 

to the Craftsmen 

UA Jl 23, 1857, 2-3 

Brooks, Brcoko, "Lines Addressed to a 

Crickett" 

T -A N 2, 1865 2-4 

Ercoks, Brooko: "To Ky Little Nanesake" 

UA :i 1?, 1565, 2-3

POEMS 

PC:SC 

POELS 

-JA 

POETRY 

AV:L3 

POEMS 

Brooke, C.E.; "An Arab Saying" 

UA, Ja 18, 1890, 3-1 

3rotherton, Alice T 

Blazinp- Heart (4") 

UA, D 23, 199?, 4-4 

Brougham, John 

"The~Hymn of Princes" 

UA, My 9, 1873, 2-3 

.lliams: "The 

Brown, John W., "The Christmas Bells" 

UA, D 24, 1875, 1-1 


POEMS 

POEMS 

Brooks, Constantina E., "The King's 

Christmas-A Legend of Norway" 

UA, D 24, 1875, 4-1 

ccpjnnia 

Brotherton, ilay: "Lesbia" 

UA, N 9, 1895, 4-5 

FT:JA 

POEL1S. 

JA 

POEMS 

3rown, Abbie Farwell: "Short and Sêet" 

UA, Zy 6, 1893, 14-2 

Brown, 

UA, N 

l!M:JA 

Robert Jr: 

17, 1894, 8-4 

"In Rosae Honorene" 

•

POEIAS 

jS:JI 

POEMS 

* JL:FD 

POEaS 

Brown, Rosooe 0* E. t "Apple Blossoms" 

UA, My 26, 1894, 9-3 

© 

Brown, Theron,: "Song of Columbus Day", 

lyrics for Columbus Day celebration 

song (1 col.) 

UA, D 1, 1893, 5-3 

Bro*?n, Vandyke, "After Vacation" 

(4") 

UA, S 16, 1582, 5-6 

Browne, Francis F. 

Books unborn (3") 

UA, N 26, 1S92, 

_JLP:F,a 

— "Ballad of 


l-LK 

POEMS 

FCJ; 

POEL'S 

CL:HR 

Bro,:n, Sarah A^(;un*a>« " 

+rinf s 

Touch the ;.;arp- 

vr 

Brown, Van Dyke: "In Llemorisr." (of 

E. L. Davenport) (5") 

UA S 8, 1877 1-5 

Browne, Florence Scollard; H Pol"i 

Making Tea" 

POEMS 

MW:FD 

, D 13, > 12_2j. 

Browne, M. Hedderwick: 

one stanza 

UA, F 8, 1896, 8-4 

'I Want You",

POEtoS 

Browne, Marie H. "Secrets" 

UAt Ap ?9t 

MW:EQ, 

POEMS 

PCrl. 

PC: Lit 

Bro-vning Elizabeth B 

Questions" (6") 

JL:LO 

vning, hooe-t "Heroes" 

UA J- o^ 1^0, 10-1 

1 POEMS 

1 Bruce 

1 UA, N 

JDPIHR 

, D. U., 

3, 1891, 

•This 

3-1 

Life" 

1 

» A Woman's 

(2") 


POETRY 

GZ:MB 

POEfcS 

Browning, 

UA Ag S 

y r / "* y 

. E. 

B., 

1870 , 4-1 

> 

"The Three Kisses 

Browning, Robert, "The Ring and the 

Book" reviewed. 

UA, D 18, 1668, 2-4 

POETRY 

JR:iiffl 

1 PCEMS 

1 Bruce, 

1 (4") 

1 UA Je 

CL:RZ 

"A Page from the Heart" by 

C. Amory Bruce_^ for the UA. 

UA, Ap 29, 1365, 2-3 

Wallace; 

4, 1881, 

"Decoration Day" 

5-1 

•

POEAS 

POEIIS 

Bruce, Wallace: "The Nuptials" 

UA liy 25, 1883, 2-5 

wmk 

Brya.nt, John H. "The Approach of 

UA, JL 9, 1B70, 1-1 

AB LLI 

POEKS 

POEMS 

WN:RZ 

Bryant, Wm. C* "The Boys are Coming Home" 

, My 19, 18.65, 2-4 

Bryant, William Cullen: "The Wolf 

and the Herdsman. H 

UA Je 26, 1875, 4-1 


P0EM3 

FD:MB 

•Hell", poem suggested by the Burch 

divorce case» 

POEHS 

UA, D 15, I860, 2-4 

Bryant, T7a. Cull en, "The Cloud on the 

Way" 

UA F 3, 1860, 4-1 

MHU/CLV 

? LTRY 

POETRY 

CC 

•JA, J^. -rf i.fj,, 1-1 

** C JL — — J ~ — 

Bryant, Wm. Cullen, "The Coring of 

Winter" 

UA, D 11, 1875, 4-1

wn nr 

POEUS 

POEMS 

Bryant, '.Vlllir.i Cii^ 

Years" (11") 

UA, i: lif 1S76, 4-1 

—Buffalo Courier "Midwinter 

Madness" (l") 

UA, P 20, 1695, 4-7 

, "The Flood of 

Buchanan, Robert "England, Awake" 

UA F 23, 1871 4-1 

Buckham, Jaês,: "The Meeting" of the 

Winds" (4") 

UA, D 7, 1693, 4-7 


POEMS 

VJ:HR 

POEMS 

Bryant, William Cullen, "The Dangers 

of Manhood" (3 H ) 

UA, D 13, 1893, 4-7 

Buchanan, Walter : "The Farmer's 

Corn" ( 

UA 0 15, 

CL:fZ 

POEMS 

MC:FD 

1861, 

6-2 

• 

Buckham, James: "David Shaw, Hero 1 

(5") 

UA, F 12, 1895, 4-5 

POEMS 

MS 

Buffalo Courier "Nineteenth Century 

Salad" (2") 

UA, My 15, 1895, 10-2

POEttS 

FT:JI 

Budget f 

UA, Ag 

POEMS 

Jamea St. 1 "The 

9, 1895, 

I 

0 

10-4 

Wheels" 

"Dread" In the Buffalo Enquirer 

UA, 0 28, 1891, 3-1 

JDPlKR 

PCEIIS 

JD:HR 

POE11S 

Kf fifth H 

Bulger, Eliza: "The Tide of Fate" 

UA Ag 25, 1877 1-5 

•The Sick Bushman in the City" in the 

Bulletin Australia. (6") 

JEP:RZ 

UA * 7, 1391, 10-7 


POEMS 

JA 

POEMS 

Buell, Walter: "Sackcloth nnd Ashes" 

UA, Mr 17, 1894, 5-3 

O 

"The Lenten Girl" from The Buffalo 

Times 

UA, F 25, 1896, 12-2 

MW:TL 

POLLS 

PCETRY 

CCPJMAL 

Buliver, Z- L-; IIT .Vhen Stars Are In The 

Quiet Skies" 

HDD S 5, IS53, 2-6 

Bulver, "Translation from Schiller* 

UA, H 23, 1867, 1-1

P0EU3 

CCP:JI 

Bulwer: "A Lore Poem" 

UA Ja ?f 1871, 1-1 

Bijinfr, H.C. —"Or.-, TVo, 

UA. D ol- i>9?, 15-ii 

POEMS 

Bunner, Rudolph F.: "The Sign-Post" (2") 

UA, Ag 11, 1894, 5-4 

POEaaS 

FT:JI 

Burdette, Robert J.: "When My Ship 

Comes In" 

UA, Ag 8, 1895, 11-5 


POEMS 

JD:HR 

Bumps, Jr. "A Skatorial and Pathetic 

Rhyme' 1 . 

UA Ja 19, 1870 2-6 

POEMS 

CCP:AB 

p:z:.:s 

Bunner, H.C, "An Old Song" 

UA, Je 9,8, 1893, 8-1 

ûrdette, Robert J. "A Victin of Delusion" 

UA Je 25, 1392, 11-4 

POEHS 

Burdick, Arthur, "The Friends of Long Ago" 

UA, Mr IS, 1S96, 10-1

P0QI3 

Burdiok, Arthur J., "Don't Bodder 

Me" (5O 

UAS25, 1896, 6-6 

AL:VMP 

POEMS 

Burnett, James E., "A Southern Sirl" 

UA, N 16, 1895, 4-4 

FT:JA 

POEMS 

Burnett, Jean La Rue, "New Yea^s aint 

a Smell Nowdaz tu what it Uster Wuz" 

(7-) 

UA, D 13, 1892, 12-2 

JDP:HR 

POEMS 

3L:AB 

Burroughs, Ellen, "The Madonna* 

UA, D 1, 1888, 11-4 


PCE1/3 

A poem to Mr. & LTs. C. Atkins by 

Burl Pi fh (^ H ) 

UA, s 14, ieei, 4-1 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

Burnett, James G: "Her Letter" 

UA, N 24, 1894, 7-3 

Burns "To the Llodern Girl" in Quips 

(5") 

UA, N 2g, 1892, g-3 

POEMS 

IB:JI 

Burroughs, John: "Waiting" (3S in.) 

UA, Ja 3, 1893, 3-2

P0EU8 

JL:FD 

Burton, Rlohard: "The Wind Broom" (1") 

UA, Je 3, 1893, 15-3 

POEHS 

A3:JI 

PCKL5 

POEJtlS 

Bushnell, 

Louisa, 

UA Ja 3, 

1874, 

"Changed" 

4-1 

Eutts, A. P., "Tr.e Soldier's 

Butts, Mrs. M.F., "C» ristmas Eve" (?") 

UA, D ?K, 1«79, 6-2 

CL:AB 

• 


POEMS 

SL:AB 

Burton, Rlohard E«, "The City of the 

Dead" 

UA, Je 7, 1889, 5-1 

Butler, Clarence; "Apocalypse" 

UA, Lly 21, 1861, 2-5 

POEMS 

Butts, Alexander P., (Brokport) 

•Rhythmical Panorama", published 

by UA 

UA, D 8, 1890, 6-7 

POEMS 

CCP:JI 

Buxton, 

(l m.J 

UA, My 

Charles: 

4t 1895, 

• 

•Going" 

38-3 

-*— ••• . ilt-L't

PCETRY 

PW:SC 

"Walton" 

A, 0 9, 1865, 2-4 

POEUS 

POETRY 

C.B.3., "Faraell". (2«) 

UA N 30, 1883, 1-3 

C*B«C* in New York Evening World 

•OOJI Paul" 

UA, My 4, 1896, 6-7 

C.B.H.: "In lleoorlaau 

UA Ap 10, 1879, 2-6 


POEMS 

c: 

UA, 

HO:AHO 

PCZLIS 

•You 1 re 

Ja 31, 

on Vy 

1866, 

Dress" 

2-4 

C.B.S.—"A Fallen Roman's Grayer" 

• 

UA, ilr 18, 1334, 4-3 

C. S. H.: "Dr. 77. 77. Ely" 

UA "r 31, 1379 2-7 

1

POEkS 

C.E. P., "The 

UA 

jr/cnv 

FCZIIS 

Ja 11, 

"C. Z. F." 

Penitent" 

1868, 1-6 

•Thoughts for the Afflicted." 

UA 13. 25, 18^3, 2-5 

C. F. R.: "According to His Own 

•lews" (2") 

UA Jl 25, 1894, 10-4 

• 

c - fi .— "Stars Shine ThrouEh the Hist 

c.t the Refuge- (3-) 

UA, ILy 21, 1881, 5-4 


POEMS 

JD/CCP 

POETRY 

C« £• F« 

"The Plea of the Orphans", 

UA F 3, 1868, 3-4 

C.E.H., "A Sail" 

UA, 0 29, 1870, 1-1 

CG.'ARO 

POEMS 

POEMS 

C. 0. P.: "The Truants" 

UAf My 1, 1893, 8-1 

C. H. U.: "The Cheerful Man" 

UA Ja 4, 1873 1-5

POEMS 

C.H.U.: "Public Honesty". 

UA Mr 16, 1873, 1-1 

GTZ:RZ 

POEMS 

PY,':JI 

C. P. R«: - Three Score and Ten" 

UA F 2, 1878, 1-1 

C. P "V 

C. P. V.—"Fourth of July 1853" 

written for U.A. 

•Ode for the Fourth of July" UA, Jl 3, 1953, 3-1 

UA, Jl 3, 1357, 3-1 

C.P.U."No matter, he can dance 

J Mr 6, 1858, 3-1 

C. 3. A. In New York Sun 

•Anthony Censor." 

UA, Je K 


PuEuiS 

Mrs. C. W.: "Waiting* 

UA Ja 31, 1374, 1-1

P0EU3 

JL:JI 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

PCE'.S 

JL:V\? 

0# W. B.I "Love Entered a Heart 

One Day" (3 in.) 

UA9 N 22, 1893, 4-7 

C. W. B.: "Could I But Know* (3j") 

UA Ag 8, 1894, 4-7 

Cê, Baylus, "T v e Horning Tine" (7") 

: 'A Je °,5, 1892, 11-4 

POEMS 

DS 

Cameron, Kate; "A Tribute" to 

the memory of Henry Lee Selden 

UA Jl 7, 1858, 3-1 


POEMS 

JS:JI 

POEMS 

POEMS 

C. ?/. B.: "After Burial• 

UA, My 28, 1894, 4-7 

C. W# B: "Limits 11 

UA, N 19, 1894, 4-6 

Caesar, Don, "To a Sister 1 * 

UA, Mr 20, I8o9, 1-4 

POEMS 

»>* 

Cameron, Kate—"Little '•May 1 " 

UA, F 27, 1867, 2-4

Caneron, Kate 

•In Metorlan B of Clark Sweet. 

UA Id 23, 1869, 2-4 

CF/CC? 

POEXS 

Caneron, Kate, 

* UA, Je 11, 1870, 

1-4 

KP:ARO 

•Charles 

• 

Dickens' 

Campbell, Dora J.: *£lss Me Good Bye 

UA Ap 21, 1877, 1-4 

Cane, Helen Gray: "A May Morning in 

Venice- (2") 

UA My 27, 1893, 12-6 


POEilfl 

Caaeron, Kate: "Decoration Day 1 

UA, Ky 20, 1870, 1-1 

PCEHS 

Ca.-ercnf Kate, "In : 

UA, A? 1, 1?72, 2-6 

» ^ ^ • - • o 

Canpbell, Thonas, "The Maid's Remonstrance" 

UA, Uy 28, 1668, 4-1

POETRY 

Grace A. "uho Cnn 

Carle Ashton: "The Castle of Sanquhar*. 

rCI- 3 

POEi.S 

UA Ag 7, 1875, 1-5 

C^rlet-r., -.fill, "Xê First Settler? St-ry" 

_A_ 3 C- \~'i-:- 5-1 

Car".ton, Till: "Farmer SteV ins at 

Football" 

UA, 0 5>4, 1894, 4-6 


P0EK3 

POEl'S 

Cardoso, Elizabeth C., In the 

Coamopolltan "Outlived Pain" 

(2-) 

UA, F 15, 1S96, 7-5 

AS:EQ 

Carleton, Elsnna, N. Y. ITorld: 

•When Amelia Spooned" (ll" 1 ) 

UA Je 10, 1893, 16-3 

Carl^ton, 

UA Ja ?~ 

POELS 

Jli:RZ 

Carman, 

UA Ag 

Z, "Only A 3OT" 

9C, 10-1 

Bliss: 

23, ie92, 

"The 

3-1 

• 

*hite Gull"

POEklS 

Carman, Biles— "The 

UA. D Ph. 

POE. 

43a 

(bones. " (6' 

Carcan, Eliss: "The Crimson House" 

(6-) 

UA, An 3, 1895, 4-5 

JL:TL 

PCEUS 

.T^SSSrr:^-':^- 4 

Carmen, Felix; "Smoke" (2|") 

UA, Je 1, 1895, 7-6 

. De V. "The Other Man 


POEMS 

Canaan, Bliss wrote "The Vagabonds" 

JM:EQ 

POETRY 

•Love and I-usic" 

UA, ~y 1, 1836, 

9-3 

^te in ^ru 

mm^-- f ^mmmy 

Carpenter, Hillie ¥.: "Christsas Carol* 

UA, D 23, 1671, 1-3 (Suppl.) 

Carz-oll, 

HDU, S 7, 1S55, ?-2

?c: 

PG£-S 

Carry!, Ouy VTrt-nore. M A Diive for the 

Drama" (5") 

UAt D 1?, 1633, 4-7 

Cary, Alice, "Faled Leaves" 

UA, i; *? 1 ^, 1-4 

PCL-.3 

Cp.rey, Alice: "The Su^p.r Season" 

UA, :.r 11, 18-: :., 1-1 

Jd;nr-r 

P0ELC3 

Cary, Alice: ••Lost and Found" 

UA F 26, 1870, 1-4 


l H., H Thfe Eu 

-klsc circunstinces ur.ier* which it 

vritten, fciorîphicjtl sketch of author, 

U reniiniscer.ces 

T."A, :: 24, 1871, 2-3 

f\»ra« « 

POETRY 

Cary, Alice 

"Pretty is that Pretty Does" 

UA H 16, 1337, 1-6 

CCP/CCP 

POEMS 

Cary, Alice, "A Song 

UA, Hy 15, 1858, 1- 

POEHS 

Cary Alice: "A Great Secret" 

UA Mr 18, 1871, 1-1 

CCP:JT

POE;.:S 

Cary , Alice, "Sunner & '"Inter" 

UA, 

JD:A~ 

POELIS 

CC?:AJ 

POETRT 

'7.^, 1-1 

Cary, Alice, "Second Sirrht" 

• 

UAf Ap 15, i.a-76, 4-1 

Cassandra, "Come" 

UA, 0 31, 1870, 4-1 

POEMS 

Cat, T. 

"Mouse vs. Rat." 

UA, My 2, 1868, 2-6 


ponis 

GTZ:RZ 

POEHS 

WI3:RZ 

P3EL1S 

•Sybil" by Alice Cary. 

UA F 1, 187.^, 1-5 

Cary, R. L. Jr.: "Her Picture." 

UA Je 26, 1375, 1-6 

Castle, I. S., "Gone" 

1-1 

•Cap and Belle" in the Catholic 

Citizen

POEMS 

SL:FD 

PC2HS 

JA 

POEHS 

Cavazza, E.: "Derelict" 

UA, Uy 23, 1889, 5-1 

Cave, Dora, "Linked Lives" (5 M ) 

UA, My 25, 1895, 9-3 

Cave, Dora; "Sad Books" 

UA, D 21, 1S95, 

POEMS 

Cawein, Madison "Adown the years" 

UA, S 21, 1895, 5-4 

FT:JA 


P0E.1S 

Cavazza, E.: "A Citizen of Coeraopolis" 

UA, Ap 22, 1893, 16-4 

Mff :JA 

POELIS 

JA 

Cave , Dora, 

UA, 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

POEMS 

Je 22, 

•Sunraer" (1" ) 

1995, 4-4 

Cawein, Kadi son: "Simulacra" 

(3 in.) 

UA, Ap 1, 1895, 4>-6 

C awe in, lladlson: "The Wood" (4") 

UA, Ja 2, 1897, 12-4 

•

POEMS 

•The Fishers Xalden's Sonar"; Century 

Magazine 

JC:FD 

UA, P 3, 1896, 4-6 

POSUS 

Cesaresco, Evelyn llartinengo; "Huailitss" 

(1") 

UA, Je 1, 1395, 7-6 

Chanberlaln, Arthur: •Torcbbearers" 

(7 in.) 

UA. Mr 29, 1895, 4-4 

POETRY 

Charter's Journal: "The Happy Man" (2") 

UA, F 19, 1881, 5-5 


PCEUS 

JP:FD 

Century Magazine: "A Protest"(3 - ) 

UA, N 7, 1896, 6-6 

poais 

Qialys, Kourt, "By îlch She Swears' 

UA, My 5, 1S9*. 5-^ 

PO£2£S 

Chambers, Edmund K.: "The First of 

Spring" (l£ in.) 

UA, My 4, 1895, 23-5 

UA A? 9, 1331, 5-6

POEMS 

Chambers' Journal: "One Woman" (2") 

UA Ag 4, 1894, 4-4 

'"'''" '"'' ' ' JJLLi - .' 

POQIS 

•Mld-day-A Wish" Chambers Journal (2") 

JL:£Q 

POEMS 

UA , Je 9, 

•The Queen of the Household" t 

Chambers' Journal. (3") 

UA, F 18, 1896, 4-6 

FT:iiC 

fronr 

•Pride of the Country Side" from 

Chambers 1 Journal (3 M ) 

UA, 0 31, 1896, 6-6 


Pt'i 

s 

POEJvIS 

11 "ffff 

POEMS 

J:RZ 

POEMS 

Chambers Journal: "One Women" 

UA Ap 28, 1894, 8-7 

Chambers Journal, "The Unseen" 

UA F 6, 1895, 4-6 

POEUS 

JC:JI 

Chambers Journal: "The New 

Women" (4 in*) 

UA, Mr 6, 1896, 12-2 

Chambors , Edmund K. , "Sympathy" 

UA, Je 

CCP:EQ 

15, 1«95, 

5-5 

• 

HSU

POEMS 

MC:FD 

POEMS 

Champlin, Edwin R.: "Of a Likeness 

Kept in a Book" (1") 

UA, Mr 12, 1895, 4-6 

CCP:Jl 

Chandler. 

(li in.)' 

UA, 

Bessie: 

My 9, 

1895, 

O 

i 

» 

"An 

4-7 

Even Termperament" 

Chapman, Mary Berrix "Then The 

Heart 1 8 in The Prime" 

HA, Jl 7, 1894, 5-5 

Chapman, Mary Berri: "Little Red 

Shoes" 

UA, Ag 3, 1895, 5-4 


POEMS 

JL:RZ 

PCELIS 

JA 

Chandler, Bessie: "My Mending Basket" 

UA Jl 14, 1894, 12-3 

Chandler, Bessie, "Love Versus Science" 

(1") 

UA, My 11, 1395, 6-6 

POEMS 

Chapman, Mary Berri, "In Memorlam" 

UA, Jl 20, 1895, 5-4 

Chapman, Mary Berri, "wine of the 

Horning" 

UA, Ag 10, 1895, 4-3

POE:S 

Chattenoora News "Priecillft 1 s Soliloauy" 

(V) 

UA , Ap t% 1896, k- c 

JC:TL 

POEH3 

JM:JI 

^S«Al j^j^^,,''^. ,f .^«*A>u5l!tf^ 

Cheney, John Vance: "The Passing of 

Day 1 

UA, Jl 7, 1894, 5-5 

POEMS , 

Cheney, Joan Vance: "Grass and 

flowers" (2 in.) 

UA, My 8, 1895, 6-6 

CCP:JI 

- r> .". to 

LA, : 


ii 

POEMS 

JClRZ 

Cheethman, 

8.: 

UA Mr 14, 1896, 7-5 

POEMS 

•Translation" 

0 

mi 

Cheney, John Vance: "The Happiest 

Heart" 

UA, 0 3, 1894, 4-6 

Ml: JA 

POSliS 

IIHII:ARO 

POETRY 

Cw l. C PW:L!B 

Cherry, C. H. "Song for the Times 

UA, Ap 17, 1861, 2-5 

Chester, Anson G. (Buffalo) reads 

his poem entitled "Gods" at 

Corinthian Hall. 

UA, 0 12, 1860, 2-4

POEMS 

J1;RZ 

POEMS 

JC:PZ 

POELIS 

JP:FD 

Chester, Ellta: "Practicing" (2i") 

UA 3 15, 1894, 7.4 

Chicago Evening Post: "The Seasons" 

UA Mr 13, 1896, 4-6 

•The Elevator* in the Cîc?£p__Mai3J l (4") 

UA, K 14, 1891, 10-7 

POEMS 

CL:HR 

Chicago News, "A White House Ballad"< 

(3") 

UA, Ap 28, 1886, 5-1 


PCKMS 

Chicago Evening P03j; M A Tragedy of 

the leather (3 2/3") 

UA, Je 24, 1895, 4-5 

P0E1IS 

POEEES 

Chicago Journal: "Chinese Warrior's Victory" 

. Ag 15 iSSk, k-J (?i n ) 

Chicago News: "Vassar Pie" (3 in.) 

UA, Mr 28, 1895, 6-7

PCEUS 

•A Chlcaro Ch*nsonnette" In the Chicago 

UA, 0 10, 1896, 6-6 

AL.-AA 

Chicago Post; "A Feminine 

7A, Ily 31, 1395, 10-4 

POEMS 

Chicago Record: "In the Land of 

Departed Favorites' (1 1/3") 

UA Mr 19, 1895, 4-5 

Chicago Record—*You Can't Escape The 

Spring Poet"- (4") 

UAf Zr 3, 1395, 6-6 

J3-.AA 


POEMS 

KC:JI 

POEMS 

JH:JI 

pczrs 

JA 

•The Dear Girls* in the Chicago 

Mews-Record (2 in.) 

UA, D 23, 1892, 8-1 

"A Picture", Chicago Record (3& in«) 

UA, Jl 10, 1894, 4-7 

Chicago Record, "Her preference" (1») 

UA, Uy 29, 1895, 4-5 

POEU3 

JC:JI 

Cbloago Record: "Haaing The Baby" 

(4 In.) 

UA, Mr 6, 1896, 4-6

POEUS 

In Chicago Record; - An Every Day Event' 

PCB13 

POBtS 

•Going Back 11 (2") 

UA Je 20, 1895, 4-5 

CCP:LG 

Chicago Times-Herald 

•The Children's Corner 1 (3 in.) 

H U, 1896, 12-2 

•Chin" ; "Carnival Etching" 

0 21, 1876 1-1 

•Chi:*" "The Oil :;?JI» (7" 

UA, N 11, 1875, 1-5 


POEES 

Chllde, A. L. : "Decorfition Dey." 

UA X' 311 1B73, 2-4 

Chinn, George: "America and England" 

(2") 

UA, N 7, 1896, 7-5 

P0ELI3 

"Chip" 

"Retrospection" 

"Chip" 

n Sea Side Hevery" 

0 28, 1876, 1-5 

UA, N 25, 1876, 1-5

POEMS 

WN:HR 

POEHS 

"Chip"—"The Tempter". (3V 1 ) 

D 9, 1876 1-5 

Chisholm, Elizabeth, W 7?hen Lilacs In 

The Do or-Yard Bloom" (4^ n ) 

UA Je 3, 1893, 5-4 

POEUS 

P0EH3 

Christie, Nimmo: "The Witch" 

UA, Ap 18, 1896, 8-5 

Cinnamonea 

•The Golden Trees" 

4JA F 16, 1866, 2-4 


POETRY 

"Chip' "Two" 

UA, My 19, 1S77, 1- 

JCMrARO 

POEi'.:s 

POEKS 

Choate, Isaac Bassett, "Kepatlcas" 

UA, Ap 22, 1893, 16-4 

Church, Edward A.; "llinerwsi In 3Oston" 

UA Ifrl, 1894, 4-7 

Cincinnati Tribune "Found Wanting 1 (2 1 ) 

UA, Je 8, 1895, 4-4

1 POEirS 

1 Clarence. 

1 (8") 

UA, D 9, 

JLiFD 

POELIS 

Edmund,: 

1893, 4-3 

> 

N Cou6in 

Lucrece" 

Clark, Simeon Tucker: "A Battle Thought" 

UA N 10, 1877 1-1 

Cleveland Leader, "The Village Oracle 1 

UA, :..*y 23, 1895, 4-5 

POEMS 

Cleveland Plein Dealer, "The Roentgen 

Rays 1 (4") 

UA, F 29, 1896, 16-2 

JC:TL 


POEMS 

Clnrk, J.i-nes G. 

"The Ilount5.1ns of Life 

0, 1CC1, P-4 

Cleaveland, C. U: •Refonnatlon' (3«) 

S 10, 1894, 

"A Fool«a Confession" in the Cleveland 

Leader (2 In.) 

UA, N 10, 1896; 4-6 

Cleveland Plain Dealer: "A Pleasing 

Illustration 11 

UA, Ap 18, 1896, 6-6

P0EU3 

Clenner, Hnry$ "Holly by the rate" (2") 

UA, Arr 25, 1376, 4-1 

onn 

CliTe, Prank, "Renorse" 

f S 13, 1873, 4-1 

P05US 

Cloud, Virginia, "The ôther's Song 

0 17, igo&f 7_li 

Co an, Titus lainson: "Looi Into Ihy 

Heart" (1 In.) 

UA, Kr 31, 1894, 9-5 


-•Fi 

% 

PC 3^3 

PCFliS 

Clive, 

of the 

UA 

Cloud, Virginia ""oârd, 

UA. Ap 22, 163-?, 16-4 

Clouî, A. H. 

•ifoney." 

Fra 

Henan 

Jl 1 

MM 

UA, H 10, 1873, 4-1 

- "Infeliîssiê - A Fhnse 

lloverent" 

1571, 3-1 

• 

r.er. the 

^ - ^ • ^

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

1 POEMS 

Coatet, Florence Earle: "Immortal" 

UA 8 SO, 1894, 4.7 

1 Cobb, 

1 Lake 1 

Lora F. 

• 

1 UA, S 

1 JG:HR 

POELIS 

Jl;RZ 

rn^H^^^MMtiî^mSit 

Cochrane, Alfred, "Highwaymen's Ballade 

of the Turnpike" (3 n ) 

UA Je 29, 1894, 4-6 

POEHS 

23. 1** 

Cochrane, Alfred: "The Minuet Dancer" 

UA Jl 13, 1895, 4-4 

- iiitfiii 

•September on Cayuga 

# 


POEMS 

Coatee, Florence Earle, w Ky True 

Loves Eyes" (£") 

UA, j e 15, 1895. 5-5 

CCPIEQ 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

POEMS 

Cobeker, 

(4") 

Harriet 

UA S 12 , 1896, 

Frances: "My Honey" 

7-3 

Cochrane, Alfred: "The Old Violin" 

UA D 5, 1S91;, 6-6 

POEMS 

Cocke, Zitella— "Her Life." 

UA N 27, 1888, 5-1 

•

POEMS 

AL:RZ 

POE24S 

Cocke, Zltella: -What The Wind Says" 

S 16, 1896, 12-1 

Coffrain, Louis D. 

"How It Happened." 

POEMS 

JLsHR 

, Ap 21, 1675, 

Colburn, J. :•: "Grist ^rom a Yankee 

!*ill H ; I'anufacturar and dealer in 

yooien vare advertises vith poetry 

RDA, Je 6, 1852, 3-2 

Coleman, Charles Washington, "A Mood" 

UA, D 19, 1892, 7-4 


Coffinberry, Tarie, "Alone 11 "Tr.e Compass 

end Souare" 

UA, Ja 10, l l -.O8, 1-1 

JD:ARO 

POEMS 

JG:JI 

Coggeshall, Annie; "To Margurette 

in Heaven" 

UA N 21, 1SS5, 

POEMS 

MHLi:NT 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

Cole, L. S.: "American Citizens" 

UA, 0 30, 1868, 4-1 

Coleman, Charles Washington: "Kismet 

(2i in.) 

UA, Ap 11, 1895, 6-5

POETRY 

Coleridge, "November 11 

UA, N 5f 1870, 1-1 

CG:FD 

P0S2IS 

POZTRY 

, Thorns S., "A Winter Day 

UA, Jal^, 1577, 1-1 

Col ton, Charlep J.: "He Ha^ No Karr! 

Feelinsrs" 

Colvlr., L. L'., "lafesirht Bells" 

UA S 20, 1331, 3-3 


; - 

\ 

i 

POETRY 

Coleridge, S.T.. 

Conscience" (4"J 

UA, F 19, 1881, 

•The 

6-2 

• 

Troubles of a Guilty 

Collins, IZortlmer: "I and Uy S-veetheart" 

UA, S 5, 1874, 4-1 

POETRY 

Colvin, L.il. , "Red Clover" 

UA, Jl 30, 1879, 4-1 

c c?; ---^ 

Cciv*n, -,-dur i -. ''Jur Frienis of Jlr" 

FDij, Je 23, 1855, 3-1

FOE:.:S 

"The Wax Figure of Fp.ehion* written by 

Laura;\jCQlvllLf Hochester 

UA, N 15, 1360, 2-3 

POEMS 

Colvin, Laura II., "Virginia." 

UA, F 29, 1872, 4-1 

AJC:JMG 


POETRY 

JS::.:c 

POEMS 

Colvin, Laura M., 

Letter to editor praising; her poem, 

"Belles and Beaux" 

UA, N ?.?.t 1860, 2-2 

Colvin, Laura M« 

"The Singer of One Song." 

UA, Ja 10, 1874, 1-5 

GTZ:UB 

Colvin, Laura M. : "Hammered Heads; or The 

Fairy Talisman". Colvin, Laura K.: "The Two Euilders" 

(3 in.) 

UA D 3, 1881, 6-1 

Colvin, Laura M. (Rochester), letter 

praising her book of poems (2/3 col.) •The Bookkeeper's Wooing" in the 

Commerciali8t (3") 

UA My 18, 1888, 3-2 

UA 0 7, 1896, 12-2

POEUS 

JDH 

Conpton, Thomas "Madrigal - 1602" 

UA kg 28, 1880, 5-1 

Cone, Helen Gray: "The Riddle of a 

Wreck" 

UA, Ja 5, 1995, 4-4 


P0E1I3 

CL:HR 

POEMS 

jM:Jl 

Cone, Helen Gray, 

Heart" . (4•) 

POETRY 

UA, Ap 

UA, Mr 

2?, 

31, 

1886, 

"The Tender 

5-1 

+ 

•Between The Lights" '; The .Congrega.- 

- (2 in.) 

1894, 

o 

5-3 

Converse, Harriet Maxwell, published 

2nd book of poems 

UA, 0 21, 18S6, 2-3 

Con*ray, Katie E.: "St. Patricks Bells" 

UA, 0 IB, 1869, r>-5

P0EL1S 

AE:-TI 

POE1IS 

EI:JI 

POE12S 

CP:HR 

1 POETRY 

, Katie E.: "The first Red Le?f" 

Conway, Katie: "The Path of Sorrow" 

UA O 14, 1871, 2-5 

wi&jflK*^^ 

Cook, Eliza "Washington". 

UA F 21, 1871 4-1 

1 Cook, 

1 SOU 

1 CHV 

D 

, "The Disappointed" 

16, 1864, 2-6 

• 


POEU3 

Conway, Katie E., "Ode Written for the. 

Dedication of St. Patrick's Cathedral" 

UA, N 7, 1870, 2-6 

A3:AR0 

o 

C^r-ay, Katie E., "A H*=quien" 

VA, 0 : 6, 1'7°, 1-5 

Cook, Grace; "The End of 

17, 129^, U-7 (i col

POEMS 

jcck, elson, "The Hills J !•-> ioo-:f 2-5 

POETRY 

CF:JI 

Cook, Theo. P.: "A Rallying Cry" 

UA Jl 29, 1868, 4-1 

Cooke, J. Edmund V., "He Loved an 

Editress " (2") Cooke, J. Edmund V: "The Young 

Van Waited" 

UA, D 19, 1891, 12-1 

UA, 0 12, 1894, 10-3 

Cooke, Rose Terry, "Queen Elizabeth" 

UA, D 12, 1891, 12-7 

Coolidge, Susan 

"Hope and I." 

UA, Mr 31, 1880, 4-1 


pcz::s 

CooVe, Zitella. "Trie Fairy-Funt (4") 

UA, D 20, 1892, 8-1 

P05MS 

Coolidge, Susant "Tokens" 

UA, S 28, 1895, 7-4

POEliS 

JP:FD 

Coolldge, Susan: "Once and Forever" 

(2f B ) 

UAf N 9, 1896, 14-7 

POETRY 

P02LS 

RL 

o 

Cooper, George, "Rain" 

UA, K 30, I867, 1-1 

Cooper, George "i:akinj£ Cells' 1 (2") 

UA I*y 1, 1S3O, 1-6 

POEUS 

Copeland, Rev. Arthur: "Charles Steward 

Pamell" (2*") 

UA, D 31, 1890, 7-4 


POEMS 

JM& 

POETRY 

CG:UB 

POELS 

Cooper, .: "Round the Year." 

DA Jl 12, 1894, 4-7 

Cooper, George G. 

•September Idyl." 

UA, S 11, 1869, 1-1 

CP:MB 

Copeland, Jno, A. 

•Ralston." 

UA, S 7, 1875, 3-4

POEMS 

•Outlived Pain" by Elizabeth C. 

Cordozo 

**» ' 15, 1*96, 7-5 

MW:TL 

PC ELS 

JDP:JI 

POEMS 

POEMS 

MM:RZ 

"Time and Change" in Cornhill Magazine 

UA, 0 8, 1892, 15-7 

Cornwall, Barry, "The Pearl Wearer 1 * 

UA, Mr 28, 1868, 1-1 

Corey, Z. X.: "An Archaeologic Sonnet" 

UA D 29, 1894, 4-4 


\ 

POEMS 

Cornell. Virginia Hayward "A Pattern 

in Laoe" 

UA, My 5, 169^, 5-* 

JL:EQ 

PCL..S 

CF:i

P0EU3 

CottewU, Oeorge, "An Autumn Flitting" 

J0P:HR 

PCELS 

JA 

UA, 0 24, 1891, 9-3 

Cox, Kenyon; "The Gospel of Art" 

UA, F ?, 1895, 8-5 

PCE1.S 

Jg" mnmi 

POEUS 

•St. Patrick": Craddock, 

UA, Mr 17, 1888, 2-6 

_ (3") 

Craa, Ralph Adams: "Dante in Exile" 

(5 in.) 

UAf My 24, 1893, 8-1 


POEMS 

L'C:JI 

Cotterill, George: "A Man "a Thoughts" 

UA, F 16, 1895, 4-5 

Coxe, "With Frsr,2'iIncense and ilvrrh" 

(U n ) 

UA, D 2k, 1379, fc_l|. 

CL rAB 

POEKS 

Craigie, Hrs.: "In Memory of J. C, 

White." (5i") 

UA 0 13, 1881, 4-1 

CL:R2 

POEUS 

JL:JI JL:JI 

14 in.) 

Mr 27, 1895. 6-7

POEMS 

, Edwnrd 3. ; "Tê Month 

of Months" (?") 

UA, Je 29, 1895, 4-4 

PCEUS 

JL:FD 

•The Far Blue Hills' in The Critic (3") 

UA, D 30, 1893, 5-4 

Crcs y, **^rr-?ret, "An Old Love 

Letter" (2") 

UA, D 21, "139?, 3-1 

E-.5 

Crc-, i>.rtha F: "Mother's Pay" (D M ) 

UA, ICr PS, 1835, 15-4 


POE&iS 

The 

UA, 

CCP:HR 

POEKS 

, -A 

(3 

Critio , "Crossing 

D 12, 

1891, 12-7 

9 

UA , D 31, 

1892, 

8-1 

JDP:I 

POEilS 

Love 

m 

Song" 

in the 

• 

the Bay M 

Crochet Castle 

Crosby, llargaret, M An Old Love Letter" 

UA, Jl 12, 1894, 4-6 

JM:JA 

POBfS 

Cnlpt Traxdc C* wrote the "Slander" 

Uk Mr 16, 1878, 4-1 

RZ:MS

POEkS 

Curran, John Phllpot: "The Deserter's 

Song." 

CP:HR 

POEiS 

P n - ~ u 

OA Mr 1, 1871 4-1 

POEMS 

AL:2£8 

Curtis, Elizabeth A. "They Played 

at Golf" (2") 

UA, 0 3, 1896, 4-5 

Curtiss, F.H. "A Central attraction" 

UA Jp ?R, 189 0, 10-1 

POETRY 

Cutler, 

tJnum" 

UA, D 8, 

Capt. 

1860, 

G. W.,"E Pluribus 

1-7 

# 


i 

POE!/:S 

SC:HR 

POEKS 

Curtis, ilrs., "The Christ of Galilee' 

(3") 

UA, Je 9, ie92, 5-6 

Curtis, Elizabeth Aldeni 

Players" (3") 

POEMS 

MM:RZ 

UA, N 11, 1896, 6-5 

Curtiss, F, H. "Her Picture" 

UA Mr 1, 1890f 11-1 

PC21S 

Cutter, "-. T:« 

"Song of the i*ire Anr 

RDD, Ja 7, i£54, 2-6 

•The Football

POBAS 

1 POEMS 

1 D * 

1 UA 

1 JC:RS 

POEMS 

Cutting, Mary Stewart; "The Butrle—Call" 

UA. Ag lU, 1*911, lu-q (7w) 

JL:LG 

POELS 

CCP:HR 

CCP Ui 

B.: 

Mr 

•For tfee Women" 

21, 1896, 

D. P.: "fconody" 

16-3 

9 

UA S 10, 1874 4-1 

D. S. C. "Ode to Napoleon III" 

UAf Mr 11, 1871, 1-1 

(4") 


FD:MAL 

:ETRY 

P'.V:SC 

POEMS 

CP:1IB 

1 POEMS 

1 D.S 

1 • 

D.A.K.; "In Kemor;. of A Baby" (P.espectfulJ: 

inscribed to his mother) 

UA, A£ 20, I6u4, 2-3 

D. B. C. "A Reverie" 

UA , 0 10, 1865, 1-4 

D. S. C* 

"A Little Shoe." 

UA, 0 5, 1886, 6-1 

UA, 

1 CL:FD 

.C. ! "The Locomotive Driver" (5") 

Je 

15, 1886, 7-3

postis 

D.S.C: "Yes and No" 

UA, Ja 27, 1390, 3-2 

POEMS 

POEMS 

D# 3. C#: "Cur Temple" 

UA D5, 1891, 10-7 

Davidson, John: "Song of a Train" (5") 

UA, F 9, 1895, 4-5 


D. S. C. 

"Kisses." 

GTZ:MB 

UA, N 26, 1886, 3-4 

P0E1IS 

D.3.C., "Sweet Charity" (3") 

UA, N 29, 1890, 7-3 

CCP:AB 

POEMS 

D.W.B., "His Grave" 

UA, S 16, 1367, 1-1 

CP:JMG 

POEKS 

MC:FD 

Davidson, John: "ln Roniney Marsh" (2i w ) 

UA, Mr 2, 1895, 4-5

PO£.;S 

Davidson, John: "A Loafer" (6") 

UA, I'r °-, 18Q5, 9-5 

JL:TL 

POEMS 

Davis, Capt* B. D. 

•Poem" 

UA, Ag 27, 1870, 3-5 

PCEHS 

Davis, Bertha H., "'.V 

UA, D 4, 1B69, 1-4 

CF:FD 

••• 

POEMS 

inr by the Shore" 

Davis, Bertha H.:"Weary, So Weary" 

UA, Je 1, 1870, 4-1 

afvjmnw 


POEMS 

JL:RZ 

POEMS 

Daviea, A.: "The Pickpocket" (3") 

UA Jl 31, 1894, 4-6 

Davis, Bertha H.; 

•Beautiful Hands." 

UA, Ag 10, 1869, 4-1 

POE&S 

JD:HR 

POETRY 

Davis, Bertha: "Prettie Aggie" 

DA F 15, 1870 4-1 

Davis, Bertha H. , "If you had Kissed 

me Goodbye" 

UA, Je 21, 1870, 

AFV:ARO 

4-1

P027HY 

Davis, 3erth& H., "Sunsets" 

UA, Je 24, 1870, 4-1 

P0EU3 

Davis Bertha "Rain" 

UA, JL 8, 1870, 4-1 

AB LM 

POEUS 

' • - : ^ 

DaTls Bertha H.; "Year's Ago" 

UA, 3 24, 1870, 1-1 

AB:FD 

PCEUS 

CP:HR 

Davis, Bertha H. "Waiting for the 

Footsteps'* • 

UA Ja 21, 1871 1-4 


POL:.:S 

AB.-:.:E 

Davis, Bertha H.: 

"Gather the Golden Harvest." 

UA, Jl 2, 1370, 1-4 

Davis, Bertha: 

"Cnly a cup of Water." 

UA, Jl 23, 1B7C, 4-1 

P0ELI3 

j>; 

P02THY 

Davis, Bertha H.: "Good Night" 

UA, Ja 14, 1871, 1-4 

Davis, Bertha H., "Autumn Days" 

UA, y 10, 1671, 3-1 

CMP:ARO

pries 

V P 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

D*via, D«nlel Webster: M De Llnln Ub De 

Mynns" 

P0EU3 

JA 

UA 0 12, 1^95, r>-4 

Davis, Eugene: "True Lovers" (3") 

UA My 27, 1893, 16-3 

Dawson, II. Phelps, "A New England 

Version of Tennyson" (4") 

UA, Mr 14, 1895, 4-6 

PQE1£S 

DAY, E.M. 

"The lrst and L ast Hour" 

m 

R.D.U. Ag5, 1854 2-1 


P0Er.:s 

JA 

Davis, Eugene: "Sonnets to Chicago" 

UA, ay 6, 1893, 14-4 

POEMS 

O 

Davis, Eugene, "The Boys in Blue and 

Gray" (4») 

UA My 30, 1893, 8-1 

POETRY 

SC:PM MLH 

Day, S. K.: "Poesy" 

HDU, IT 19, 1S53, 2-1 

Day, E. M. "Sleep" 

RDUt D 22, 1854, 2-1

POEMS 

Day, Sarah J.; "Quaker Ladies" (2") 

UA, lay 11, 1895, 16-3 

POEMS 

MHM/CCP 

POEM 

Dayton, A. Alphonse 

"The Bashful Lover 11 

UA JL 8, 1871, 6-1 

Deane, Anthony C. "To An Old Violin" 

(J B ) 

UA, Mr 23, 1895, 6-5 

JL:TL 

mm 

POEMS 

Deane, Dorothy: "My Serenade" (2") 

UA Ag 4, 1894, 4.4 


POEMS 

Day, Rev. William: "Mount Vernon, The 

Home of Washington 11 

UA, F 22, 1895, 4-6 

POETRY 

Dayton, A. 

UA, N 20, 1871, 1-4 

CtlP:ARO 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

Alphonse, 

Q 

"Pleasant Valley" 

Deane, Anthony C.: "To An Old Violin" 

(3i in.) 

UA, My 9, 1895, 4-6 

Deane, Inlga R.: "The World Known" 

(2") 

UA 8 15, 1894, 7-4

POEMS 

JM:R2 

De Bubna, Augusta: "Love's Reason 1 

UA Jl 21, 1694, 5-3 

POEMS 

Delia, "Lines" 

RDU, L'y 19, 1855, o-2 

de Lois, Sam, "Zauffa's Hills of TTayne" 

UA., Nov. 3, 1888, 10-5 

PC:FAD 

I POEES 

• De Lysle, 

1 UA, Kr 30, 

I CFURO 

•Love 1 a 

1668, 

Resentment* 

2-4 

• 


POEMS 

CP:NT 

P0EU3 

De 

UA 

POEMS 

IB 

POETRY 

Ptf 

i 

Forest 

T XU 

f w • "• » 

15,1875, 

9 

"The 

4-1 

Delia: Judge Not The Heart 

RDU, S 29, 1855, 3-1 

Tableua Vivant" 

De Lysle: w The Voices of the Kight" 

UA, D 27, 1867, 2-3 

Deming , Mrs . L. 

UA, Ap 

15, 

1857 , 3-1 

• 

L., Genesee River

POEIIS 

NT:"T 

POETRY 

lm9mmm 

POEMS 

CCP:JI 

P0EH8 

JA 

Demln?, :.'re. L. L.~ "Appeal to Time" 

, Jl 2, 185?, 3-1 

Denlson, Mary A.—"Good bye boys-I'm going" 

UA, S 28, 1861, 3-4 

Dennison, J. P9: "On Sunday" 

(1* in.) 

UA, My 2, 1895, 4-7 

D« Tabley, Lord, "To-day" (1") 

UA, U* 16, 1895, 4-4 


POEMS 

JL 

Democrr.t, Maury: "The Brain of the 

Tennessee M (6 M ) 

POELIS 

POEMS 

WN:HR 

wmm 

POEMS 

UA, D 2, 1893, 5-4 

— rv - 

Denlson, tiary A.: "Ellen Kever" C4-J" ) 

UA Ag 12, 1675 1-1 

De Qulzby, Bence: "Faithless", 

UA N 22, 1873 1-2 

•Poverty" In Detroit Free Press 

UA, 0 24, 1891, 9-7 

JDPIHR

POEMS 

•The House that Jack Built" in the 

Detroit *ree press. (6 M ) 

UA N 7, 1891, 10-7 

JDP:RZ 

POEMS 

Detroit Free Press: "The Way of the World" 

UA, Mr 2, 1895, 6-5 

POE&S 

POSciS 

VkP 

Detroit Free Press "Spring Have Came" 

U A , Hy 16, 1895, 4-6 

t 

Detroit Free Press, "Indian Cradle Song" 

UA Jl ?*,, 1396, 16-1 


poais 

"The Summer Girl" in the Detroit 

Free Press 

JL:EQ 

POEMS 

Je 1B94, 

Detroit Free Press: "Signs of 

Spring" (2 in.) 

UAt My 7, 1895, 4-7 

Detroit Free Press "A Ballade of 

the Up-to-date" (2") 

Detroit Free Press; M A Colleare Girl" 

(3") 

UA, S 4, 1896, 6-6

POELIS 

JD; 

POEMS 

CP:HR 

POEL'S 

UA, 

Vere, "I 

De Vere "A Poem". 

POETRY 

1-1 

F 25, 1871 1-1 

Devereux, Urs. Harry B.; "The Gods of 

the Ancient" 

UA Je 22, 1865, 2-4 

De^ltt, F.I!., "Drepjns of the Past' 

UA, D 29, 1377, 1-1 


POEMS 

De 

UA, 

JD :JL'G 

Vere, 

Je 6, 

•Baby 

1868, 

Devoreux" 

1-3 

POE::S 

Devere?oix, Mrs. Karry B. 

UA, N 15, 1864, 2- 

mm:ar 

POEMS 

Devy, George E.: "The Spoony Married 

Man". (5 H ) 

UA, D 3, 1892, 13-7 

JD:AA 

POELIS 

De^ltt, F.M. "In Ans^r to Hoping" 

UA, Ja 19, 1678, i_i 

NT:A : O

POEMS 

Dick, Cotsford, N 3ome Dyspeptic 

Questions. N (5 N ) 

JDP:RZ 

I POEMS 

UA N 7, 1891, 10-7 

1 Dickens, 

O 

Charles : "The Children" 

UA, My 21 , 1870, 1-1 

Poer. by lire. F. Dieffenbrcker (7"). 

UA C ??, 1-rC, 6-7 

POEMS 

CCP:JI 

Dlllingham, Frances Bent: "In a 

Library* (2i in.) 

UAf My 7f 1895, 4-6 


r 

POEMS 

Dick, 

UA D 

•RZ 

POEMS 

JL:HR 

POEMS 

John 

28, 

UA, D 10, 

Henry: "Hopeless" 

1894, 4-5 

1891, 

a 

Dickinson, Emily, 

"A Snake" 

3-2 

Dilks, T. Bruce: "The Painter" 

• 

UA, Jl 25, 1896, 5-3 

AL:FD 

••• 

POEMS 

WN:HR 

Doane, Muriel: "True Happiness" 

UA F 27, 1875 1-5

POEMS 

WN:HR 

Dobson, Austin: "Matilda—A Tragedy". 

POEMS 

My 29, 1875 4-1 

Dobson, Austin: "The Carver and the 

Caliph". (6») 

UA Ag 21, 1880 4-1 

GTZ:HR 

POEMS 

JLlFD 

POEMS 

JSjJI 

Dobson, Austin,: "The Wanderer" (3") 

UA, D 2, 1893, 5-4 

Dobson, Austin: "Apologia Pro Scriplis 

Suis • 

UA, My 26, 1894, 9-3 


POEMS 

CF:Z 

Dobson, Austin: "The Ballad of the 

Barmecide." (2«) 

POEJCS 

PCEI.IS 

PCri.,5 

UA Jl 26, 1879, 3-1 

Dobson, Austin, "Song of the Sea 

Wind" (2i«) 

UA, F 27, 1886, 6-1 

cs^n, Austin: "Autonoe" (2j M ) 

UA, Mr 28, 1894, 5-2 

Dobson, Austin; "An Epistle to A Friend" 

i col.) 

UA, Mr 9, 1895,

POEMS 

JLUI 

POELiS 

AS:RZ 

DobBOn, Austin: "To One Who Bids 

Me Sing" (3 m.) 

UA, Mr 27, 1895, 6-6 

Dobson, Orlo L. : "The Cathode Ray" 

(6") 

UA F 17, 1896, 4-6 

Dodge, Mary B.: "Disenthralled" 

UA D 6, 1373, 1-3 

Dodge, "ary I'apes, "A Stir Among- the 

Daisies" 

UA, S 1, 1877, 1-1 


POEMS 

Dobeon, Austin, "You Bid Me Try 11 

UA, Jl 26, 1895, 4-6 

FT:JA 

POEilS 

JL:JT 

POEMS 

mtfffl 

Dodge, H. C: "In Praise of a Cycler" 

(5 in.) 

UA, Mr 30, 1895, 20-4 

Dodge, Mary B; "The Defense of 

Santa Claus" 

UA, D l^, igo.5, 21-3 

I POEMS 

1 Dodge, 

Tree" 

1 JA 

UA, D 

Mary 

(3") 

15, 

MapeJf, 

1892, 

N The Bloom of the Xmas. 

3-1 

• 

*

POEMS 

Dodge, Mrs. Mary Mapea: "A Suggestion for 

a Happy New Year" 

UA, D 29, 1894, 4-4 

POEMS 

JP:FD 

•The Circus in the Barn", in the Doll's 

Dressmaker (4 M ) 

POEMS 

UA, N 18, 1891, 3-1 

•A Reminiscence 11 by Iron Domino. 

UA Ja 25, 1873, 4-1 

POETRY 

Domino, Iron: "In a Cell" 

UA S 29, 1874, 4-1 


POEI/.S 

FT:JI 

POEIIS 

JA 

Dodge, Mary Mapes: "The Two Mysteries" 

UA, Ag 3, 1895, 12-2 

Do~inmez, Manuel "T v e Nativity", 

illustrations (ijcol) 

UA, D 1? 1892, 25-2 

POSTS 

^4^*W**mg^&'& : x>-: 

Domino, Iron; "Nature's ICoblemen 11 

UA, Mr 29, 1873, 4-1

POEM 

JL:BZ 

itfi lir 

Donahoe, D.J.: "The Song of the Tramp* 

UA D 10, 1894, 6-5 

POETRY 

POEMS 

POOJS 

Dorgan, 

UA, N 25 

CHP:ARO 

John A. , "The 

, 1671, 

1-8, 

Douglas, George: "EL-Askri" 

UA, Ap 2S, 1«9*, 9-6 

Douglas. Marlon, "Cinnamon Roses" 

(3"J 

i 

UA, Jo 14, 1894, 4-7 

ttiii'i 'it HI 

Wild 

Suppl. 

Waves" 


POEMS 

MM:RZ 

Donaldson , Eva: 

UA Mr 1, 

POEUS 

1890, 

"Dreams" 

11-5 

o 

Douglne, Mary Hume—"Thanksgiving on 

the Farm*" 

SL:JDP 

POEMS 

UA N 28, 1888, 5-1 

Douglas, Marian: n The Winter Robin" 

DA, F 6, 1875, 4-1 

WM:FD 

1 POEMS 

1 Douglass, 

1 UA Je 4, 

1 NP:JI 

Win.: 

1870, 

•The Fenian 

• 

2-5 

Invasion"

POEMS 

CL:RZ 

Dowden, , Edward: 

UA S 

POEMS 

JL :RZ 

POEMS 

15, 1877, 

"WinrUe-Strawe" 

1-4 

# 

Down, Emma C.: "Unlearned" (3 H ) 

UA Je 17, 1893, 15-4 

(3i H ) 

Dox, Rutger, "On the Death of John Clark" 

In memory of John Clark 

UA, N 7, 1870, 1-4 

Dranefield, Elizabeth B.: 

Gentian" 

UA, S 26, 1894, 4-6 


"Blue Fringed 

POEMS 

Dowland, John; "Ladies 1 Love" 

UA, 0 17, Ityk, U-6 

MM:EQ 

POEKS 

Dowson, Ernest: "Of Marguerites" 

UA, My 26, 1894, 9-3 

JS:JI 

PCEliS 

Doyle, A. Covan: "Pennarby nine 11 (5 M ) 

UA, D 23, 139", 

Dreader, D °retta, -The Unbeliever" 

UA, ja 22, 1870, 1-1

I FCSMS 

1 Dudley, Libbier 

1 for theDenocra 

1 RDD, !:r 

TLH 

POETRY 

rr A. 

POEMS 

AL.'XS 

POEKS 

"::ever 

7| l£5î , 1-1 

• 

Despair 11 

.'-i...£?, K. , "?r=yer of Erin 1 

Dunbar, Paul Lawrence "Lullaby" 

(3") 

UA, 0 3, 1896, 5-5 

Durlvage, Francis A,, "The Cavalry 

Charge" (4") 

UAt D 19, 1892, 9-2 


POFMS 

M POETRY 

Dudley, Libbie, writes poem for 

Daily Democrat 

^ Ap 19, 1854, 2-7 

^1 Tuganne , Col. A. J H., 

» I'en of 

i .,,„ 

1 CC-SAPO 

POE:.:S 

Irel -.nd n 

n 9. IS'*7, °-6 

• 

^^^^ 

"An Appeal to the 

Dunroy, William Reed: "Violets" (l") 

UA, Sr °3, 1895, 16-5 

JL:TL 

•i 

POEMS 

JL:HR CCP:TL 

A, E. P. "Baby and I" (3") 

UA, N 8, 1897, 12-2

POEMS 

A. H. L., "Thanksgiving Blessings 11 

11/3 col.) 

UAf N 24, 1897, 16-1 

CCP:TL 

POEMS 

Adcock, A. John 3.: "A Song in Winter" 

UA, Ja 23, 1897, 8-4 

All the Year Hound: "Harvest 11 

(4 W ) 

UA, 0 16, 1897, 7-4 

L:JA 

POEi^S 

CG :RZ 

Alt, Florence. Hay: "West End 

Improvement Association" \t col.) 

UA F 6, 1897, 12-1 


POEMS 

Adams, Charles Follen—"Vat Carriage A 

failure? 11 

UA Ap 27. 1897. 3- 1 * 

MM:JDP 

POEMS 

Akers, Elizabeth, "The First Red Leaf 

UA, N 27, 1897, 4-5 

CCP:TL 

Aldrldge, T. B. "The Angelic Husband" 

UA, Ap 23, 1895, 6-7 

POEMS 

Ambrosius, Johanna: "My Boy" (2 n ) 

UA F 5, 1897, 10-4

*—*>-^^—«-^-—^— • I-1- - r 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Ambroeiue, Johanna: 

•Delight" 

UA , UJr 8, 1897, 20-3 

Army, Clarence, "Glory and Grief (1") 

UA, 0 23, 1897, 9-5 

Athlete's Journal, "The Pigskin 

Chasers 11 (5") 

UA, 0 26, 1897, 6-6 

POEMS 

Atlanta Constitution "A Seasonable 

Song" (2") 

UA, N 5, 1897, 4-6 

CCP:TL 


POEiwS 

CG:RS 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

POEMS 

Anon.J "Looking at Both Sides" (3i") 

UA F 4, 1887, 10-5 

Arnold, 

Lover" 

UA, Ap 

Sir 

(3 

12, 

Edward: 

in,) 

1895, 

• 

"A Japanese 

4-6 

Atlanta Constitution "The Old-Time Fire" 

(3") 

UAf Mr 27, 1897, 6-6 

POEMS 

"Holiday Capers" in th* Atlanta Constitution. 2" 

UA D 31, 1397. 6-6

POEMS 

WUQ 

Austin, Alfred? "Victoria The Good" 

UA, J e 19, 1397, 10-3 

POEMS 

CG:FD 

PCE1IS 

Baker, 

UA, Ja 

Louise R: 

23, 1897, 

"A 

6-6 

• 

Wonderful 

Ballads, Bab, "Ths Way of Wooing" 

UA, D 13, 1897, 13-4 

Bane John Kendrick 

Corner." (5") 

UA, N pi, 1S96, 

i 


Speller' 

"The Children's 

POEM 

Azze: "About a Trout" 

UAt Je 4, 1897, 5-3 

JL:£Q 

POEtiS 

JilrilS 

POEUS 

Baldwin, Josephine L. wrote "The 

Method Oblique" 

UA, My IS, 1S96, 12-3 

Baltimore News: "Why Uncle Josh 

Didn't Go" 

UA, F 23, 1897, 4-6 

Bangs, John Kendrick: "Something To Wear" 

UA, D 28, 1897, 12-2

POIVS 

Banks, Marth Burr. "Our Little Folks" 

(3 B ) 

UAt Ja 30, 1897f 16-4 

CG:TL 

(4-) 

POEiLS 

, Charles William; "Unexpected" 

TJA, 0 2, 1897, 7-5 

Barnes H 3 "The Weather Prophet's 

Woes* 13") 

UA, D 4, 1897, 6-6 

CCP:EQ, 

POECS 

LF:FD 

Bates, Herbert: "Pralre" (2") 

UA, D 19, 1896, 23-1 


P0EM8 

POEMS 

Barnard, Edward W.: "Modern Millinery" 

UA, Je 26, 1897, 6-8 

Barnes, Charles William, "The Music 

Of Love" (2 M ) 

UA, 0 30, 1897, 7-5 

CCP:TL 

poms 

POEHS 

JU:1I3 

Barnsdale, Stephen H: "Decoration Day" 

UA, 2iy 31, 1397, 

"An Unfortunate Experience" In The 

UA, My 6, 1896, 12-4

POEMS 

JL:JI 

POE1JS 

POEMS 

W.JQ 

POEMS 

UM:RP 

Beardel^y, Aubrey: -The Three 

Uueloians" 

UA, Mr 28, 1896, 4-3 

Belloc, Hilaire: "May" 

UA Ap 17, 1897, 7-4 

Benson, A. C: "The Shepherd" 

UA, Je 26, 1897, 7-4 

BETTS, MAUD L: "The Months" 

UA, Ap 2*, 1897, 16-3 


POEMS 

POEMS 

Bellman, Bennett "A 8panlsh Serenade' 

UA AP 6, 1895, 7-4 

.JL:JH 

PCEHS 

Bengougii, 

John" (10 

,UA, 0 3, 

AL:JA 

1896, 

O 

- M God Bless You, 

16-2 

0 

Berard, Charles: "Night LIuslc" (3 in.) 

UA, Ap 15, 1S95, 5-6 

Blngelow, Walter 

Harbor of Tnkio" (3 U ) 

UA, Ap 8, 1P.95, 6-6

POEUS 

Bolton, Charles K., "A Literary 

Solution" (3") 

UA, 0 23, 1897, 20-4 

CCP: 

POEUS 

•Spring Sport" *y U.H.B. in the Boston Globe. 

UA My 28. 1896, 6-6 

jtf:JDP 

POEMS 

Boston Herald, "Summer Girl" (2 M ) 

[# UA, N 9, 1897, 12-1 

CCP:TL 

POEL'S 

Boston Transcript 

•Unpublished Song of Lanler's " (2 B ) 

UA, Ap 19, 1895, 4-6 


POEMS 

Boston 

UA, F 

CCP:SQ 

POEMS 

Courier, 

10, 1897 , 4-6 

"His Precious One" 

O 

Boston Globe: "The Fall From Grace" 

UA, Je 17, 1897, 4-5 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Boston Transcript "Rule for Easter" 

(2i in.) 

UA, Ap 13, 1895, 6-6 

Bowen, Robert 

UA, Mr 13, 

JL:AA 

Adger 

1897, 

i 

•Tennyson 1 (£") 

7-4 

> 

(l 1/3")

POEtv.S 

JL.-JA 

POEUS 

r, Edith,: -For the Children" 

, 0 16, 1697, 20-5 

Boylan, Grace Duffle, "A Modern Fable" (5") 

UA, 0 23, 1897, 9-5 

Bradford, Mary Worton-"The Children's 

Corner" (5«) 

UA, D 28, 1896, 12-1 

Brent, Richard; "They f re All Like That 

UA, My 1J-, 


POEMS 

JL:SC 

POEMS 

Boylan, Graoe Suffie; "The Hupking; 

Bee" (7*) 

UA, 0 4, 1897, 6-3 

Boylan, Grace Duffle, "The German Band" 

(4") 

UA, N 6, 1897, 6-6 

CCP:TL 

POEMS 

Brannigan, Calvin K# wrote "The Gathering 

of Scotch Irish Clans" 

UA, My 20, 1896, 1896, 6-5 

JM:AA

POEMS 

POEMS 

Bridges, Madeline 8. "Life's Mirror" 

UA> Mr 26, 1897f 12-2 

CP:AA 

Brlstow, Percy S: "Purpose 1 

UA, Je 21, 1897, 12-1 

PCEfiuS 

POEtfS 

(2*") 

f'Ml^^îflMf^^^-'^-isiÂ'f^^Si rJ 

In Brooklyn Life: "Cupid In the 

Rain" (?") 

UA, 0 24, 1696, 8-4 

Brotherton, 

(3") 

UA, F 13, 

Alice 

1S97, 

William 8, 

• 


"Alcestis" 

POEMS 

Bridges , Madeline 

POEMS 

Brown, II. Hedderwiok; "Lady Flora's 

Garden" (3") 

UA, Mr 2, 1897, 4-6 

CG:JA 

POEMS 

AL:JI 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Bunner, H. C: "Yes" (4 in*) 

UA, 0 10, 1896, 7-4 

Buckingham, James: "The Dowager 

UA, Je 19, 1997, 7-4 

Bunner, H.C: "Nanny and Jack" 

UA, Ap 13, 1897, 16-3 


POEUS 

POEMS 

POE&IS 

Brunner, H.C.: "Behold the Deed" 

UA, My 14, 1896, 6-6 

Bryant, Edward W. "The Watcher by the 

Dead"

PCEI.S 

POEUS 

Burdette, Robert J., "Time of the 

Golden Rod M (3") 

UA, C 20, 1697, 1^-4 

C: A 

Burton, Richard "Nostalgia 11 (li") 

UA, 0 23, 1897, 9-5 

CCP:£Q 

POELSS 

Butler, Ellis Parker "A Sudden Change" 

UA, N 19, 1897, 4-4 

CCP:TL 

PCEt:3 

Byron, iâry, wrote "The Gypsy Taint" 

UA, Ap 25, ie96, 7-5 

J:«.:JA 


POE^S 

Burke, 

UA, My 

POEMS 

Christian : "Until 

15, 1897, 

7-7 

• 

&.£*:&*•.,' _ *s 

the Day Break" 

Butler, Ellis Parker; "The Ballad 

of a Bachelor" (1/3 col.) 

UA, F 19, 1897, 4-6 

CGUA 

PCEii3 

Butler. Ellis Parker: "The People's 

Lioney (4") 

UA, K 28, 1896, 4-5 

JDPUA 

••• 

POEilS 

C, D. L.: "The Children's Corner" (2") 

UA F 3, 1897, 12-4

POEMS 

Uil:RF 

POEMS 

Jii:R 

Campbell, Thomas: "Song of the Greeks 11 

**. A P ?3, 1«97, 6-6 

Carmen: "The Wooing of the Wind" 

(2 1/3") 

UA Jl 25, 1894, 4-6 

POEMS 

Gave, Dora wrote, "Daffodils 11 

UA, My 23, 1896, 7-5 

JMrJiL 

POEMS 

CG:RZ 

Cawein, Madison: "Kinship 

UA Ja 16, 1897, 7-3 


POEMS 

Carleton, Will "Waitin 1 for the 

Letter" (1/3 col.) 

UA, Mr 23, 1897, 12-2 

CP.-AA 

POEMS 

Carrran, Bliss: "The kendicants" (3 11 ) 

UA, N 28, 1896, 4-5 

JDPUA 

POEMS 

Cawein, Madison- "Indifference." 

POEMS 

, N 21, 1S96, 

Century: "An Idyl of the Kitchen" 

UA, Je 30, 1897, 12-1

1 POEMS 

1 Challis, 

1 UA, F 27 

J CG:JA 

POEMS 

POEMS 

•-5a 8»' 

Curt; 

"The Good Old 

, 1897, 

20-2 

• 

Things 11 

Chandler, Bessie, "Rose Evidence" (4") 

MM.RF 

Chase, Franks "Not Yet Too Late" 

UA, Je 23, 1897, 4-6 

POE^S 

The Chicago Hews: "A Chicago Chansonnet 

te" 

UA, Je 25, 1897, 4-6 

: JO 

; N 6, 1897, 4-4 


PCE^.S 

JA 

^handler, Bessie: 

UA, :y 17, 1895, 

POEMS 

"Vanity" 

--7 

Q 

P0EM8 

P0EU3 

Ohioago Journal: "Secret of Power" 

UA, Je 13, 1897, 7-4 

Chicago News, "Gentle Spring" (3") 

UAf Mr 31, 1297, 

PCEkS 

Chicago News; M The Token" (2") 

UA, 0 11, 1897, 6-6 

POEMS 

Chicago News, "The Hand for Me" (3") 

UA, N 13, 1897, 6-7 


POEMS 

"A Jtmble of Lore" in the Chicago Journal. 

UA UT 6. 1897, 6-6 

CG:JDP 

POEMS 

Chicago News, "A Chicago Chansonnette 1 

UA, lly 27, 1897, 4-6 

POEMS 

Chicago News, "Lovers Vows" 

UA, N 10, ie97, 4-6 

Chicago Ners, "The Greatest of Them All" 

, N 29, 1897, 6-6

P0EU3 

--Chicago 

1 Success" 

1 CCP:EQ 

UA, Dn, 

POEMS 

(I"')' 

"The Joke 

1897 , 6-6 

• 

That Brought 

Chicc£o Post; "'.lien the -omen Tote" 

UT W ) 

UA, L.y 1* , 16; 5, 12-2 

Chicago Post "Bedtime" 

UA, Mr 17, 1897, 12-5 

CP:AA 

POEMS 

Chicago Record; "Just Po11erin 'Around• 

UA, Je 2, 1897, 4-6 

JL:EQ 


POEMS 

—Chicago 

d£") 

UA, D 11, 1897, 10-1 

CCP:EQ 

POB5S 

POEMS 

"Love's Labor Lost" 

O 

Chicago Post! She Jumps !?he Rope 

UA, Je 30, 1S97, h-6 

Chicago Post "The Pup's Lament (5") 

UA, N 27, 1897, 6-6 

CCP:TL 

POESiS 

I 

Chicago Record: "My Rival" 

UA, Je 14, 1897, 6-6 

JL:J&

POEMS 

Chicago Record: 

Home" 

POEMS 

UA, Je 19, 1897, 6-6 

wW hen They Brought the Botfy 

Chicago xRecord, "Dinna Ye Hear This, Logan? 11 

UA, 0 25, 1897, 6-6 

CCP:EQ 

POEMS 

—Chicago Record, "The Second Wife" (6") 

UA, D 2, 1897, 6-6 

CCP:EQ 

PO£2IS 

Cailcago Tribune, "The Elevator Door" 

UA, F 15, 1897, 


POEMS 

POEUS 

Chloago 

UA, Je 

MM:AA 

Record! "The 

24, 1897f 

O 

Swimming 

4-5 

Chicago Record, -Mien We Kept Store" 

(2/5 col.) 

UA, N 16, 1897, 6-6 

POEMS 

Challenge 1 

--Chicago Record, "Ulysses Kendenall" 

(1/3 col.) 

UA, D 6, 1897, 6-6 

•Would Be More Than Kin" in the 

Chicago Record 

, My 7, 1896, U-5

poats 

JMiilS 

POEMS 

"Annie Carroll" In Chicago Record 

UA, My l?, 1S96, 6-6 

"A ChicagD Chansonette" in Chicago News 

, My IS, 1896, 6-6 

S. C. L. In^Chicago Record "Incidental 

to Spring" 

UA, Ap 28, 1896, 4-5 

POQIS 

Christie, Nlmmo: "Two Views" 

UA, Ja 23, 1897, 8-4 


POEMS 

JDP:JI 

Ohloago 

UA, D 

Record: 

7, 1896, 

0 

•The 

6*6 

Hitten" 

Chicago Poat: "Bloomers at 

Bouwe Fork8" (1/3 ool«) 

UA, Mr 30, 1896, 4-6 

Carleton, Will "The Old Reading Class* 

(i col.) 

UA. Mr 23, 1897, 12-2 

In Cincinnati Enquirer: 

Them Off" 

UA, Ap 25, 1896, 6-6

POKAS 

CCP:TL 

POEMS 

KR'.'JG 

, N 25, 1897t 4-5 

Clarke, Ednah Proctor: 

UA, Ap 17, 1897, 7-4 

M An Opal" 

Clarke, Ednah Proctor, "A Little Brother 

of the Fields" (2t M ) 

UA, N 27, 1897, 4-5 

POEMS 

Cleveland Leader! "0ur Lady of the Beaux" 

UA, Je 1, 


P0EL18 

POEilS 

Clark, Maggie: "The Bos'n's Story" 

UA, Je 26, 1897, 8-4 

Clarke, Ednah Proctor "A Little Brother 

of the Fields" (3 M ) 

UA, 0 30, 1897, 7-5 

CCP:TL 

POEMS 

Clarke, Ednah Proctor, "The Tourney's 

Queen" (2") 

UA, D 1897, 7-6 

CCP:EQ 

MM 

POEMS 

Cleveland Leader, "The Old Grind" (2i") 

UA, F 18, 1897, 4-5 

CO:EQ

POEMS 

Cleveland Leader: "Irrepressible 11 

W, Wy 26, 1597, 

:RF 

PCE1..S 

POEHS 

POEMS 

—Cleveland Leader: "The Good 

Cld -RXim" (?^«) 

UA, 0 16, 1897, 6-5 

Cleveland Leader: "Down In V. r aco" 

UA, D 27, 1897, 6-6 

Coates, Florence Earle, "Nansen" (2") 

UA, 0 30, 1897, 7-5 

CCP:TL 


PC EL 3 

Cleveland Leader: "At Her Service" 

(2 M ) 

UA, C9, 1897, 8-5 

JL:JA 

POEMS 

Cleveland 

of York" 

UA, 0 28 , 1897, 

CCP:EQ 

POEMS 

Leader, 

(4") 

"Trouble in the House 

4-6 

Cloud, Virginia Woodword—"The Rose" in 

the Bookman. l| N . 

UA Mr b, 1897. 12-5 

CG: JDP 

POEMS 

• 

Coates, Florence Earle "Poetry" ($") 

UA, Mr 20, 1897, 7-3 

Cp;AA

P0DU8 

POE:.;S 

Oolton, Charles j.: "A Matter of 

Names" 

UA, Je 12, 1897, 6-6 

Connolly, James E.: "The Champion 

Woman Golfer" (4 M ) 

UA, C 9, 1897, 8-5 

JL:JA 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Coolldge, Susan: "Every Day" 

UA, Je 8, 1897, 12-3 

Clark, Maggie: "Burns and His Mary" 

UA Ja 30, 1897, 7-4 


POEMS 

Colton, Julia M., "Dorothy's Party" (3") 

UA, 0 27, 1897, ; 12-5 

CCP:EQ 

POEMS 

.j.g* '. jtaiiL l L i 

Cook, J- E. V. "But They Didn't" (5 M ) 

UA, N 4, 1897, 4-6 

CCP:TL 

PCEL1S 

Church, Edward A. "A EalLade of Bygones"(3 

'JA, D 26, 1896, 7-7 

JDP:AA 

PCELSS 

Clarke, Hamilton: "Street -usic" 

(3") 

UA, D 18, 1896, 4-5 

JDP.-JA

PCEIvS 

—Cleveland Plr,in-Dealers: "Sorin^s 

Richest Flower (?") 

UA, -y 16, 1895, 7-4 

CCP:JA 

POEMS 

JU:U9 

POEL'S 

Cbllman, Charles "The Goose Feather 1 

W*. "7 9, 1S96, 

Cothran, Edward E., "Triumph 1 (2") 

UA, Ap 20, 1895, 4-4 

POEMS 

Crawford, Gapt. Jack "Sunshine" (2|") 

UA, F li, 1S97, 


- ; 

POEMS 

POEUS 

•The Cyclistt Opportunity" In Cleveland 

Plain Dealer. 2". 

Mr 4, 1897 

Davidson, John: "Piper Play" (4") 

UA, D 19, 1896, 23-4 

POEMS 

Denton, Clara J..: "A Christmas Conclusion" 

UA, D 24, 1897, 16-1 

Denver Evening Post "A Girl From Boston" 

(i col.) 

UA, N 17, 1897, 4-5 

CCP:TL 


POEUS 

•Cyclonic Poetry" In Courler-Journfll 

UA, My 7, 

Davis, Prof. Daniel Webster: "Bakln 

and Greens" 

UA, Ap 9, 1897, 12-4 

POEUS 

Denver Post; "That 1 s Who" 

UA, F 20, 1897, 6-6 

Denver Evening Post, "Father Time's 

Partiality" (6") 

UA, D 14, 1897. 4-6

POEUS 

Dioklnson, Martha Gilbert: "In 

Absence" 

CG:FD 

UA, Ja 23, 1897, 8-4 

POEMS 

POEUS 

Dodge, Mrs. Mary Mapes "Katrinka" 

UA, Mr 12, 1897, 12-2 

Drummond, W. H., "The Wreck of the Julie 

Plante" (7«) 

UA, D 15, 1897, 4-6 

CCPITL 

POEMS 

Duer, Caroline: "Nocturne" 

UA. je 12, 1897, 7-4 


1 

POEMS 

POEUS 

Dobeon. 

(3") 

UA Ap 6, 

JLr.JH 

Austin 

1895, 

"A Poroelaln Viiianelle" 

7-4 

© 

Dromgoole, Will Allen "The Tennessee 

Corn- Shucking (i col*) 

UA, 0 21, 1897, 12-3 

CCP:EQ 

POEMS 

Mil :JG 

POELJS 

uu. 

Duer, Alice: "An Exhortation to Gentleness 11 

UA, Je 39, 1897, 7-4 

Duer, 

UA, 

•JG 

Caroline: 

"The Yellow 

Je 19, 1S97 , 7-4 

* 

Age"

POEMS 

POEMS 

Du Maurier, George: "iiusio and Death" 

Je 26, 1897, 7-4 

Dunroy, Tilliaa Reed—"The Veil of Distance." U" 

UA D 31, 1597. U-U 

Durst, Simon,: "The Wind and the Rose" 

UA, Je 1, 1889, 13-1 


POEMS 

Dunbar. Paul Lawrence "Put on De 

Kettle* (2i") 

UA, F 13, 1S97, 20-1; 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Dunbar, Paul Laurence—"On tne Road." 

UA Ap 2. 18^7, lb-2 

Dougall, L., "A Reminiscence 11 (4«) 

UA, Ap 20, 1895, 4-4

POOiS 

il.C.H. J M A Prayer" 

UA Ap 8, 1873 2-6 

GTZ:HR 

POEkS 

VJ.-EQ 

POSHS 

E. M. D. (Rochester) "Sleepless 

Thoughts" 

PDU> !'r 1, 1853, 2-1 

E.S.LJ.— n A Christmas Compromise. w (£col. ) 

UA, D 16, 1891, 10-5 

POE&S 

Eager, Cora K., "Will the New Year Come 

Tonight Mamma?" 

UA, D 3if 1668, 1-1 


POELIS 

JF:JI 

POEMS 

POEMS 

POEMS 

"E. H. H.": "The Music of the Bells" 

UA Jl 12, 1873, 4-1 

"Hope-Consolation 1 * 

UA, Mr 21, 1868. 1-6 

E.W.P.: "Our Leader Hancock 

UA, Ag 7, 1880, 2-7 

Eager, John, "Give Flowers" 

UA, Je 3, 1869, 2-5

POE1IS 

POEMS 

CG:JBP 

Eastman, Sarah E.—"Somebody" 2". 

UA D g, 1897- 12-1 

Eaton, James H.f "8ome Professional Hints" 

UA, Ja 12, 1874, 2-5 

Edgar, Louis,—"When Mother Gets the Tea." 3"« 

UA Mr 6, 1897. 20-2 

P0EM3 

Edwards, Louise Betts: "Feet of 

Clay"

POEUS 

Eân, Maurice Frnncis: "Resurrection" (3j") 

UA, Ap 9, 1895, 4-6 

JL:AA 

POETRY 

9 

Eliot, George, "0 May I Join the Choir 

Invisible" (3") 

UA, F 12, 1881, 3-1 

CL.'ARO 

POEMS 

AB:A6 

POEMS 

Elliott, George, W.: "The Voice of 

the Flag" 

UA, 0 15, 1870, 1-1 

Elliott, S. R#—"The Autonomy of Dreams" 

UA, D 5, 1892, 8-1 


POEMS 

JL:I.G 

?GEi.S 

POETRY 

, Denlson: "To " 

Elliot, ITbenezer; "The Dying 

HDD Lr 11, IS54, 2-4 

Elliott, George W. "The Veiled Years" 

UA Ap ik9 lggg, 3-5 

Ellwanger, W. D. "Lucy and the House." 

(3") 

UA, Je 21, 1894, 4-7

POEMS 

Ellwander, 

(1") 

UA, Mr 19, 1895, 

AS-.DD 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

P0S4S 

VJ:EQ 

W.D., 

In Life: "Would You?" 

4-5 

• 

Elmer, Edith: "Brass Buttons" (5 n ) 

UA, Je 22, 1894, 4-7 

"Affinity" in English Ulus. Mag. (i») 

UA, N 2S, 1291, 10-7 

POEMS 

CCP:HR 

Enrigat, A. M.: "T'will be all the 

flame in a Hundred Years." 

UA Ap 29, 1876 4-1 


POEMS 

JC:JI 

POETRY 

Ellwanger, W. D. I "The Care Cat" 

(4 in J 

UA, Ap 4, 1896, 10-4 

English , Jennie S., "In Memory" 

UA, Ap 

GTZ:JMG 

POEMS 

- 

26, 1873, 4-3 

• 

r'-^JK**;,.-^^; 

English, Thomas Dunn, "Love's Beggar" 

UA, N 6, 1897, 4-4 

CC? :TL 

••• 

POEMS 

Enright, A.M. "Lines" 

UA, S 2, 1876, 1-5 

WN:JMG

I PGEI/.S 

1 Enright, A. 

I "What la 

L1 UA, !1 2? 

***r#«V> 

POELIS 

m 

PL,:?Z 

POEMS 

LI. 

Our Destiny. H \2k H ) 

» 19'a, 1*1 

• 

Enricht, A. H. : "After Many Years." 

UA F 10, 1877, 1-5 

Enright, A. M. : "Wolfe Tone's Grove." 

UA Mr *% 1877, 4-1 

WII:RZ 

P0E1IS 

Enright, A.U., "Patrick on Tara" 

UA, L'r 17, 1877, 1-5 


m 

POEMS 

WN:JI 

Enright, A. M.! "Land Bound" (3 in.) 

UA D 3,6, 1876, 4-1 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JC1I:UB 

A POEMS 

Enright, A. M.: "Memories' 

UA F 24, 1877 1-5 

Enright, A. M. "Wolfe Tone's Wife." 

UA, Mr 10, 1877, 1-1 

1 Enright, A. 

9 

m UA, Ap 14, 1877, 

"Parted" 

4-1 

#

POEMS 

POEHS 

OTZ-.JI 

P0EL13 

Enright, A.M., "My Creed" 

UA . ^ 5, 1877,1.1 

" - SM ^ 

Enright, A. U.: "Spes Unica" 

UA Je 8, 1878, 6-2 

Enright, A. M. 

•The Angela Gilt." 

UA, D 28, 1878, 6-2 

POEKS 

Enright, A.M. : "Uy Valentine" 

UA, F 14, 1880, 1-3 


POEMS 

WN:ARO 

Enright, A. M., H Tho Bard of Avon" 

(2i"T 

UA, Je 2, 1877, 1-5 

PCEL1S 

POEMS 

POEMS 

EnrlFht. A.. M. : "My Ships That 79.it 

to sla" (9") 

UA Je 23, 1877 4-1 

HH 

Enrlît, A. M.: "My Soul And I." 

UA Je 14, 1879, 5-5 

Enright, A.M.: "The Three Flowers" 

UA, F 18, 1880, 2-7

POEuS 

POEKS 

WN:JI 

Enrlght, Anna, "The Door Was Shut" 

UA, Ja 25, 1379, 4-1 

POEUS 

Ehrlît, Anna M., "A Mother's Vigil 1 

UA Ag 5, 1S76, 1-1 

PW/CMV 

^^ . 

Enrlght, Anna H: "Christmas Chimes" 

(3 in.) 

UA D 23, 1876, 2-6 

Enrirht, Ar\i a. If.: "The LP men ted Dead" (5i" 

UA, 3 21, Ic61, ?-4 

nr.im 


POEMS 

Enright, A* M. 

(1/3 col. ) 

UA, D 11, 

GTZ: MB 

POEMS 

POETRY 

CL:RZ 

1880, 

"The Evicted Tenant." 

4-1 

• 

Enright, Anna M.: "The Three Sisters" 

UA 0 14, 1876, 1-5 

^nrigbt, Anna M., "Going Out V/ith the 

Tide" 

UA, D 6, 1879, 3-1 

Enright, E. M.: "Imperfections" (3") 

UA Ap 9, 1881, 4-1

POEMS 

Ereklne, Rev, Ralph: "Poems on Tobacco" 

UA, r 9, 1895, 6-5 

POEMS 

POELIS 

Paul wrote "Gods tapestries" 

t My 12, l«9i|-, 9-3 

Estelle: L!y Mother's Tep.rs 

UA Ap 26, 1864, 2-3 

POEMS 

Evans, l:rs. L". A. B. , "Grandmothers 

Prayer Book" (5 H ) 

UA, D 12, 1893, 5-1 

JDP:HR 


POEMS 

CF/CCP 

Erwin, Mary E. 

H A tribute to the r.emory of William 

Bryan". 

UA UR 21, iseef 2-6 

POETRY 

Estelle: "Llilo Eldridge and Hart." 

lr 2, 1864 2—3 

Ethrldge, A. S.: "The Banjo Player" 

(t col.) 

UA Ag 6, 1894, 4-7 

"When De Possum's Up a Tree" in 

the Evening Sun

POEMS 

P02KS 

I3T 

Ewlng, Martha 

"Independence Day" 

UA, Jl 3, 1874, 2-6 

Ewing, ilartha: "A Child Among the Daisies" 

UA, N 18, 1875, 4-1 

POEMS 

PCEKS 

NT:iIB 

Exchange: "The Power of Dress" (2 1/3") 

UA, Mr 2, 1895, 6-5 

Eyetinge, Margaret 

•The Countersign." (4") 

UA, K 11, 1882, 6-2 


POEMS 

WN:HR 

POEMS 

POEMS 

CCP:JI 

1 POEMS 

Ewing, 

Lieut* 

UA F 

Exchange: 

UA, Mr 2, 

Martha: 

Fitch". 

26, 1875 

•Khedives Gift to Mre. 

• 

4-1 

•Philadelphia 

1895, 6-5 

Poetry" (1") 

Exchange: "The Man in the Moon and 

I" (3 in.) 

UA, . Mr 26, 1895, 4-5 

1 "The Countersign" 

by Margaret Eytinge 

1 UA, Ja 4, 1888, 5-1 

1 LR:HR 

• 

-

POEUS 

POEUS 

POEMS 

F 3. B.: "Easter" 

UA, L'y 27, 1880, 1-6 

F. G. B. 

•A Dirgo. • 

UA. My 25, 1870, 4-1 

P« L. 8.: "Sure Enouî" (3") 

UA 8 7, 1894, 4-5 


POETRY 

CCP:MB 

F. B. F 

"A Home Picture" 

UA, Ja 17, 1880, 

POEKS 

POEMS 

POEL:S 

1-3 

• 

j|PH in i 1U in Mn HWiliKi 

F. D. W#: "Lines to a Cynic" 

UA, N 28, 1893, 4-7 

, L. 8.: »A Song of Love Time" (2j") 

3 5, 1894, 4-6 

F.:.:.,"Answer to the SOr^- De.isy Dean" 

A, Jl 17, 1863, 2-«i

POETRY 

POETRY 

ME:JI 

F. U.: — "Our Month of May" 

UA, My 27, 1R67, 1-4 

•F. W. " The Union and the 

Constitution 

UA S 20, 1866, 2-4 

POEMS 

Fahy, T.G.: "In Uenoripni" (3j M ) 

UA, F 14, 1884, 4-2 

cc nronm 

POEMS 

Fairchild, M.H.: "Chautauqua" 

UA, Jl 23, 1896, 12-4 


POEMS 

SL:FD 

F. 0. C. 

A Loyal Man's Dream of Impeachment* 

UA, My 11, 1668, 1-1 

Fabbri, Cora,: "Woman's Way" 

UA, My 25, 1889, 15-1 

POEMS 

Fairchild, Lee: "The Maid of Mexico" (l») 

UA Ag 25, 1894, 4-4 

POETRY 

Fairfax: "This Generation" 

UA, !.:r- 17, 1865 1-4

POEMS 

SL:FD 

Fairfax, Sidney,: "Lais" 

UA, Uy 25, 1889, 11-4 

POEHS 

POEMS 

JA 

Fales, Fanny: "The Grass" (? in.) 

UA Jl 1, 1882, 5-6 

Fallon, D.; "To an Old Dress Coat" 

(5") 

UA, Je 1, 1895, 7-6 

POETRY 

Fannie, "Lines" to the memory of Clara 

Ashley 

UA, Ap 11, 1865, 2-3 


P0EM9 

Fairman, Fanny B.: "Cur Baby" 

UA, 0 1, 1881, 4-1 

POEMS 

O 

Fales, William E. S., "Indian Summer" 

(3 H ) 

UA, N 10, 1891, 3-1 

JDPrHR 

HFififl 

POEMS 

Falman, John: "Chopin's Twelfth Nocturne" 

UA, Je 2, 1894, 5-4 

POEMS 

Fanshawe, Robert: "Flowers in Winter" 

UA, Ja 5, 1395, 6-6

POEMS 

Farley, Ellie E.; "Washington Versus 

Enlistment." 

UA, Ag 12, 1864, 2-3 

FD:ARO 

POEMS 

FD:JS 

POEMS 

FD:ARO 

POEMS 

Farley , Ellie E. ; "A Dream"- 

UA Ag 

26, 1864 

2-4 

Farley, Ellie E., "To Maggie J.B, 

of Brooklyn, L.I." 

UA, S 6, 1864, 2-4 

Farncett, Edgar: •Love In Masquerade" 

UA Ag 2, 1894, 4-6 

• 


;- ' 

POEAIS 

Farley , Ellie &• 

llA » Ag 

2C, 1604, 2-3 

Farley , Ellie E "Lines on 

Jennie n 

UA, S 

POEMS 

2, 1864, 

2-4 

vbimam 

• 

• 

Wife's Pra;er" 

the Death of 

Farley, Dr. Porter: The Pilgrimage 

to Kevlaar- 

UA, F 3, 1880, 2-6 

POEMS 

SL:JDP 

Faulkner, Charles Edmund—"The Calamity." 

UA N 27, 1888, 3-2

PGEM3 

POEMS 

CF:RZ 

POEMS 

Fawoett, Edgar: "If". 

Mr 4, 1871 1-4 

Edgar: "City of Sparrows." 

UA Jl 26, 1879, 3-5 

POEMS 

CCP:JI 

Fawcettf Edgar: "Nature to Art" 

(t col.J 

My 6, 1895, 4-6 

Fellner, Eugene, In Outing: "To Edwin 

Bocth" (I2 11 ) 

:RZ 

UA Je 12, 1893, 3-3 


iPOEMS 

Fawcett, Edgar 

"Analogies." 

UA, Ag 22, 1874, 1-5 

Fawcett, Edgar: "The Old Bean" (1") 

UA, D 10, 1892, 14-3 

FCSI.3 

POEMS 

Fay, T".-eodcre ^., B Inpronptu« 

Hearing 3'iss Julia Hill Flay) 

FDD, S 13, 1S53, 2-5 

Fellner, Sugene; "Venice" 

UA 

dr 9, 1895, 

"jrnGPWpps?**-

POEiS 

PCEMS 

POEMS 

Fellows, Josephine 

Short poem published. 

U, Ap 17, 1855, 3-1 

DS:NT 

mm 

Ferris, Katharine L: •Compensation" 

UA , Uy 8, 1897, 7-6 

field, Eugene, "Child and Mother" 

UA, 0 21, 1897, 12-4 

CCP:EQ 

POEMS 

VJ:JI 

(4") 

Field, Annie: "The Singing Shepherd" 

(4 in.) 

UA, • 28, 1891, 10-7 


POETRY 

POEMS 

Ferguson, H.V.A.: "Antedilluvian Dix" 

UA 0 21, 1874, 4-; 

Ferris, Katharine L: "Compensation" 

UA, My 14, 1897, 11-7 

KM:RF 

POEilS 

"A Few Sallow Flights" (J col.)

1 POEMS 

1 SL:AB 

POEMS 

Field, 

OA, D 

POEMS 

Eugene, 

1, 1888, 

•Lullaby" 

11-3 < 

Field, Eugene, "When He Helped to Run 

the Local" (10") 

UA, 0 24, 1891, 9-7 

JFP:HR 

POEMS 

JMtRZ 

Field, Eugene: "St. Martins Lane" 

UA Mr 1, 1890, 11-1 

Field, Eugene, "Christmas Pie" 

UA D 30, 189^, 3-2 


ft 

POEMS 

PC:SC 

POEMS 

Field, Eugene; "Some Time". (°") 

UA, Ja 23, 1890, 3-1 

Field, Eugene, "Providence" 

UA, Ap 26, 1891, 10-7 

POEMS 

Field, Eugene, "In Praise of Contentment" 

UA, D 12, 1891, 3-2 

POEMS 

JL:HR 

Field, Eugene, "Buttercup, Poppy, Forgetme-not" 

(3fc") 

UA, N 21, 1892, 8-1

, lutf.'n*- "With Trumpet 

?r\6 Drum" v(V) 

POEMS 

P:RZ 

J 

POEMS 

a PCEL:S 

M Field, 

I UA, D 

1 JL:FD 

, N ?6, 189?, 

Field, Eugene: "Little Homer's Slate" 

UA D 2, 1892, 8-1 

Field, Eugene: "Lizzie" (3 n ) 

UA Je 24, 1893, 16-2 

Eugene, : "Googly 

9, 1893, 

4-3 

• 


Goo" (4") 

POEMS 

Field, 

Merci 

UA, IT 

JDP:AB 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

Field, 

UA My 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

POEMS 

Eugene, 

") 

29, 

Eugene, 

1892, 

"Little Mistress Sane- 

8-1 

22, 1893, 

8-4 

O 

•Extinct 

• 

Monsters" (3") 

Field, Eugene, "At the World's Fair" 

(3-) 

UA Je 30, 1893, 8-4 

Field, Eugene in Chicago Record 

•Dr. Sam of New Orleans* 

JM:SQ 

7, , 8-3

POEtfS 

Field, Eugene: "Little tfiss Brag" 

UA My 31, 1894, 4-7 

jm;RZ O 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Field, Eugene: "The Discreet Collector 1 

UA Ag 24t 1894, 4-7 

Field, Eugene: "Teaching Him Manners" 

UA, 3 22, 1894, 4-4 

POEMS 

Field, Eugenes "Horace to Phyllis" 

0Af 0 15, 1894, 6-8 


POEMS 

Field, Eugene: 

(3j in. 

UA, Jl 

POEMS 

POEMS 

) 

"The Doll8 

21, 1894, 

5-4 

• 

Wooing" 

Field Eugene: "A Corslcan Melody" (3$ - ) 

UA Ag 25, 1894, 6-6 

Field, Eugene; "Japanese Lullaby" 

UA, 0 6, 189^, 10-6 

F'leld, Eugene; "Over the 

Ar»ay

POEI/.S 

AT:FD 

Field, Eugene: "Arcftdy" 

UA, Ja 12, 1895, 5-4 

POEL: 

FT:LIC 

POEKS 

Field, Eugene: "Understood" (3") 

UA, Ap 2, 1895, 4-6 

Field, Eugene "The Perpetual Wooing" 

UA, N 2, 1895, 5-3 

Field, Eugene, "Dlbdins Ghost 1 

UA, N 16, 1895, 4-4 

FT:JA 


I 

'a 

POEiZ 

Field, Eutrene: "Song" (3 n ) 

UA, Ap 2, 16 b, 4-6 

J!: TL 

POEMS 

JA 

Field, 

UA, Je 

Eugene; "The Dreams" 

29, 1895, 4-4 

• • • • • • • • • • • 

•••••••••••••••••• 

POEMS 

m• 

^ 

Field, Eugene: "Some Time" 

UA, N 9, 1895, 16-5 

(S") 

Field, Eu::ene, "Over the Hills" (."») 

UA, S 5, 1S95, 16-4 

••••••••••jaBBBHHWn^'

POEMS 

•Field, Hollla W.: "Court Martialled" 

UA 

POEJIS 

F 5, 1895, 6-6 

Fields, Kate: "A Bachelor Maid" (3") 

UA, Ap 8, 1395, 12-4 

JL:AA 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

Field, Michael: "Winds Today" 

UA, S 29, 1894, 5-5 

POE1IS 

Field, Michael wrote, "To Christina 

Ro8setti" 

UA, Uy 23, 1896, 7-5 


POEMS 

JL'FD 

Field, 

UA, Je 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

Kate: 

"A Woman's 

3, 1893, 

15-4 

0 

Field, Michael: "Freedom 1 

UA, S 22, 1894, 4-4 

POEMS 

MM:FD 

POEMS 

JU:JA SL:FD 

Reason"(2") 

Fields, Annie: "The Coronet" 

UA, D 15, 1894, 25-1 

Finn, Mickey,: "Corkhlll's Hone Run" 

UA, Je 14, 1889, 3-2

FOB:S 

JD :HR 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

POEMS 

Fish. Franklin T.: "Autumn In the 

Country". 

UA 0 10, 1874 1-1 

Fisher, Henry ff.: "What A Life?" 

(2 inj 

UA, Mr 28, 1895, 6-6 

Fleming, George W; "Goldenrod" 

UA, 0 20, 159^, 

1QI:£Q 

POEUS 

Flower, Elliott wrote "Her Favorite 

Flower*. (1") 

UA, Jp 25, 1394, 10-4 


POEMS 

Fisher, 

UA, D 4 

SC:HR 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

POEMS 

H. King, "Austerlitz" 

, 1890, 4-4 

O 

Fiske, O.T.: "Summer Girls" (2") 

UA, Je 28, 1894, 4-6 

Fleming, Lucy Randolph: "A Song" 

UA, N 17, 1894, 8-4 

.?M : o A 

POETRY 

(Floy) 

M Lly Sorrow"- 

UA 1! 9, 1867, 1-6 

CCP/CCP

POEMS 

Flynn, Lizzie LI,: "For Blessed Mary" 

UA, Mr 24, 1084, 4-1 

cc ramin 

POEMS 

P03J5 

Flynn, Lisabeth u.; "Ten Years" 

UA, Je 1, 1895, 13-2 

POEMS 

FIMIC 

Flynn, Llsabeth M. "On all Saints." 

(4") 

UA, 0 31, 1896, 12-3 

ôlsom, llontgora^ry M. "The Drumaer Boy 

at Ha: engo" (4 tf ) 

UA, * 13, 1897, 9-4 


POEMS 

MM:RF 

POEMS 

LG:RZ 

Flynn, Liable II.: "Requiem" 

UA My 16, 1884, 4-2 

Flynn, Lizabeth li: "Twelve" 

UA, My 29, 189?, 12-4 

POEMS 

SL:FD 

Folsom, M.M.: "Love Me" 

UA, My 25, 1889, 14-3 

POEkS 

Ford, 

UA 

JD:JI 

John, 

My 8, 

"Dirge" 

1880, 

(1 in.) 

5-5

POEMS 

JDP:JI 

POEI,:S 

POEMS 

•A Foreoast " in Harper8 Bazar (6 In.) 

UAt 

» 18, 

1896, 6.6 

o 

•The Sleepers" by Fanny Forrester 

UA, F 28, 1888, 5-1 

Fo8s, S.W.: "The Hamlet of Hocus Po" 

UA, S 27, 1894, 4-6 

JL :FD 

POBIS 

Foss, Sam Walter, "Chorea" (3£") 

UA, 0 31, 1891, 11-1 

JDP:HR 


POEMS 

JA 

POEI5S 

POEHS 

FTUI 

1 POEMS 

—Form; "The Rose" (2") 

UA, My 11, 1895, 7-4 

Foss, S.W.: "Cinthy Ann's New House" (5'0 

UA, 0 1, 1892, 8-1 

Foss, S. W.: "A Modern Malthuslan" 

UA, Ag 31, 1895, 6-6 

1 Foss, 

Sam Walter: 

1 the Modern Novel" 

UA, 

1 CG:JA 

F ao, 

1897, 

• 

"Uncle Seth in 

(i col.) 

7-5

POEMS 

j. 8am Walter "The Dazed Phrenologi8t - 

UAt Mr 25, 1897, 4-6 

CP:AA 

PCEi:3 

Foss, San V/alter, "The Yeast of 

Evolution" (1/3 col.) 

UA, C 14, 1897, 4-6 

JL:JA 

IB 

POEMS 

Foss, Sam Walter: M A Prosperous Couple" 

UA, N 12, 1892, 8-1 

JLIAA 

POEMS 

JL:RS 

Foss, Sam Walter: "The Fancy 

Work Maiden" (4i") 

UA Je 17, 1893, 15-4 


POEMS 

Foes, Sam Walter* "When Peter Sang" 

UA, My 7, 1*97, 

Foss. Sam Walter, "A Recipe for Success 

(5") 

UA, N 19, 1897, 4-4 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

Foss, Sam Walter: "The Hustler" (6") 

UA N 16, 1892, 8-1

POEMS 

Fos9, Sam Walter; "My S^bbatha" (2») 

UA, U/ 25, 1395, 9-3 

POEUS 

CG:FD 

POEMS 

Foss, Sam Walter: "An Informal Prayer" 

UA, Ja 26, 1897, 6-6 

Foss, 3am Walter—"The Silence of Jed 

lXirkee." 

UA My 25, 1896, 12-1 

POBIS 

Foster, W. P. "Icebergs. 11 (2") 

UA, Je 9, 1*9*, 5-* 

JLSEQ 


POEMS 

Foss, 

Crazy 

FT:EQ 

UA, D 

POEMS 

F088 

UA 

MM:JDP 

PCETRY 

Sara Walter 

Quilt" 

9, 

, Sam 

Ap 3 

• - pt*fc 

1 tit Q C 

"Prudence 

12-5 

Talter—"Ttie Three 

. 1897. 9-3 

Foster, J. K., "A Dream 11 

UA N 16, 18R3, 1-3 

GCP:LH 

POEMS 

MM:FD 

Foster, 

William 

UA, D 15 , 1894, 

Prescott: 

25-2 

• 

Trues' 

Songs." 

•Nature"

P0EU8 

UA 

JU:RZ 

29, 1894, 4-4 

Prescottt "A Voioe 

Fowler, Ellen Thorneycroft-°A Forsaken 

Idol (3") 

**, Je 9, 

JLlEQ 

POELJS 

1 » ^ ^ 

Francis, Sherman: "The House of Forgiveness" 

UA, Ja 9, 1697, 7-3 

POEA1S 

KM:DS 

Frederic: "Dream of the Departed" 

UA Mr 5, 1860, 4-1 


POEuiS 

Foster, William Prpscott; "Kntahdin" {?.") 

UA, iir 9, ^ 

POEMS 

MM:FD 

POEMS 

UU:FD 

Fowler, Ellen Thorneycroft: "Sonnet" 

UA, D 22, 1894, 8-3 

Franklin, Nora C«: "Transition" 

UA, Jl 2, 1892, 18-3 

POEMS 

•Fredrick Douglass—A Career 

Unique" (2 col.) 

UA, My 4, 1895, 30-4 

CCPMI

I 

POEM 

Freke: "Apple Blossoms! 1 

UA, My 27, 1863, P-4 

mum 

PCEL.S 

1 AB/C: .V 

POEMS 

SLAB 

Fries, Anna 

Little Son 

A. C, "On 

of James H. 

UA Lly 2, 1867, 2-4 

Puller, Melville W., "The Coming 

of Joan" 

UA, Je 8, 1889, 10-3 

POETRY 

# 

the Death of a 

Kelly" 

Furman, Rev. C. E., "The Carrier 1 s Plea" 

UA D 31, 1874, 2-5 

CCP/CI-'V 


POEMS 

Fries, Anna A.C, "Mrs. 

Seoond Twins" 

UA, F 5, 1862, 2-5 

fdjmrara ^^ 

POEMS 

CCP:RH 

POETRY 

JZ.1IB 

Fuller, 

UA, Mr 

15, 1886, 

2-4 

David Upton's 

Edward A* , "A Lenthen Rhyme. 

,^^ 

Furman, Rev. C. E. 

Poem published which he wrote and 

delivered at burial of Mary Warner. 

DA, Jl 16, 1863, 2-4 

P0E2JS 

Furman, Rev. C. E.: "The Old Creation 

From Chaos—The New Creation From The 

Fall". 

UA N 29, 1875 4-6

POEMS 

Rev. C. E,, "Evening Hymn" 

UA MR 28, 1878 2-5 

GT2:HR 

POEMS 

FC.'HR 

POE12S 

G#f "Arbutus" 

UA, Ap 23, 1891, 7-2 

G.A.R.: B Qul Vive?" 

UA, D 27, 1875, 3-4 

ccp I mnni 

POETRY 

G. E. K.: "Marvels"- 

UA Kr 29, 1879 4-1 

CKPiHP, 


POETRY 

Furman, Rev. C.E. , "Valley of the 

Genese'e" pub 1 lshed f*") 

HA, D 17, 1879, r-2 

POEMS 

CL:AB 

POEMS 

PM 

POEMS 

G.A.F., "The Yacht Race" (3 n ) 

UA, 0 1, 1887, 2-5 

G.C. 

Temperance Lines" 

RDU My 1, 1855 1-7 

G.F.W. "Ballade Des Scrlvalns du temps 

Jadis" (3») ^ 

UA, Je 15, 1895, 5-5 

CCP:EQ

POEMS 

C. G. B, "To Mirth" (l/3 ool.) 

UA, N 13, 1897, 7-3 

CCP:TL 

POEM 

JL.-EQ 

FOEuiS 

POEMS 

G. 0.: "A Chicago Chansonnette" 

UA, My 11, 1897, 4-6 

G. H. F. N.— "A little Child" 

UAf D 16, 1S93, 2U-7 

0. J.: •Ye Ballad of Ye Bachelor" (4") 

UA Ag 7, 1894, 10-7 


POEMS 

c. o. B., 

UA, D 4, 

CCP:EQ 

POEMS 

"An Old 

1897, 

Man" 

4-4 

• 

) 

(3") 

G. H., •A Ballad of High Life in 

Chicago " in the N. Y. Sun (6") 

UA, D 8 , 1892, 8-1 

JDP:HR 

POEMS 

i 

G.H.P.: "I Used to do the Same" 

UA, D 8, 1891, 3-1 

POEMS 

DS 

•To Nellie E. 

paper 

UA Ja 

by £. JL. 

Barron• 

w 

27, 1859 , 3-2 

1 

vrritten for

P0EK8 

CL:HR 

G. K., 

UA » F 

POEMS 

'T d! 

POETRY 

"Corporation 

21, 1887, 3-1 

— i — • ••-» - . . . . . . . • 

Ridden 11 . (8") 

G.M.C, "To Doctor O.W. Holmes" 

UA, S 2, 1862, 2-6 

POEMS 

G.M.C., "To General Hooker" 

UA My 23, 1863, 2-4 

G-.IX.C.: "To the Genesee River" 

UA, Mr 23, 1865, 3-4 

UAL:ARO 


POEMS 

CL:JI 

POEMS 

G, M; "Rochester Bombarded" 

(8 in.) 

UA F 19, 1887, 3-1 

G. 

UA, 

MHK:NT 

?CEi.:s 

M. 

N 

POETRY 

C. —"North and 

22, 

1862, 2-5 

• 

South, War and Peace* 

G. M. C, "To Major General Sherman" 

UA Je 12, 1865, 3-3 

G.V/., Co. A., 12th Replrnent, r.Y.S.V , 

"An Enigma 11 

UA, Jl 22, 1R6?, 2-5 

FD:A'O

POEKS 

JK:RZ 

POEMS 

DS 

Gage, Frances D. "Little Things' 1 

RDU Ja 11, 1854, 2-1 

Gale, E. 0.: "Lkrnlng and Evening 

Gun at San Diego, Cal." 

UA My 30, 1894, 4-7 

POEalS 

POtL.3 

Gale Norman : "To Dora 11 

7A, 1893, 6-5 

JL:AA 

Gale, Korrvin wrote "A Song" (lj") 

UA, Ap PI, 


POEMS 

MC:JI 

P0E1IS 

Gahan, 

UA, F 

Aloysiue: 

27, 1895, 

< 

i 

"One 

4-4 

Meeting" 

Gale, Norman: "A Pastoral" (3") 

UA, J« 3, 1893, 5-4 

POEMS 

Gale, Norman: "North Wind at Night" 

(4") 

UA, D 9, 1893, 4-3 

Gale, Norman, "At Evening" 

UA, My 5,

POEMS 

Oale, Norman: "The Thankful Bird" 

POEMS 

POELIS 

Ja 28, 1895, 4-4 

Gale,Norman; "The Reapers Dance 11 

UA, 0 3, 1895, 6-5 

r"--'nt School, 

Ganyard, H. 0., "The Talisman of Battle" 

UA, Jl 21, 18 53, 2-2 


POEMS 

TL 

Gale, Nonnan, "Beside A Grave (3") 

UA, Je 8f 1895, 4-4 

POEMS 

Gall gi nan is Messenger: 

Shop Window" 

UA, D 7, 1891, 9-3 

%4#*Mm^-Wtel>-*$*>r*;: 

•In the Print 

Gannett, W, C«, "Christmas Gifts" 

(3") 

UA, D 23, 1991, 3-1

POEMS 

JU:RZ 

Oarnett, Richard: "Ronde" 

UA Mr 3, 1894, 5-3 

POEMS 

POEMS 

J:RZ 

P0EU3 

Gasper, A,, "A Appeal For Are to the 

Sextant of the Old Brick Meetinouse" 

UA N6, 1858, 3-2 

Gates, Jessie Hose—"Tnere is a Peace Tnat 

Cometn After Sorrow." 

"A Ap 3. 1»97. 9-3 

"Locked in By Love" Pall Mall Gazette 

UA Ja 18, 1896, 7-5 


POEMS 

JL:FD 

POEMS 

Oarnett, Richard; "Even Star" (3") 

UA, Je 23, 1894, 5-4 

Gates, Ellen M. H. wrote "Along 

the Beach" 

UA, My 12, 9-3 

JM:EQ 

POEwiS 

"Festivity" in the Pall Mall Gazette 

(3 M ) 

JI:EQ 

1 POEMS 

UA, D IS, 1803, 

1 0--—' Pall 

CGiJI 

UA, 

Mall .Gazette *Be 

Ja 

12, 1897, 

• 

Friends" 

6-6

POEMS 

POEwS 

George, Margaret Oilman; "The 

Two Griefs" 

UAf N 20, 1893, 4-7 

Glbbs, Agnes Ross: "A School Girl" 

UA, 0 22, 1896, 6-6 

AL:JA j^tt^-^^â- 

POEluS 

Gilbert, J.P., Li.D., "Hay Fever" (8 M ) 

UA, Ag 25, 1876, 4-1 

rarnin 

P0E1IS 

Gilbert, W. 3., "The English Girl" 

UA, N 18, 1893, 4-3 


POB49 

George, Margaret Oilman; "Wakened" 

UA. Ji 30, 

POEMS 

CCP:HR 

POETRY 

Glbbs, W. A.: "Plea for the Birds" 

UA Ap 29, 1876 1-1 

Gilbert, W. S.: "Only a Dancing Girl" 

UA N 8, 1669, 4-1 

POEMS 

IB:HR JCUI 

Gilbert and 8ulllvan«8 New Opera: 

"Song-Notary" (5 in.) 

UA, Ur 10, 1896, 6-6

POEMS 

Gilder, R. W.: "Ifhat is a Sonnett", 

UA 

CCP:HR 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

POEL'S 

Ap 28, 1876 4-1 

Glider, Riohard Watson: "Let 

Fall the Rain Propped by Europe's 

Hands" (2 In.) 

UA, 0 10, 1896, 7-4 

Gillington, U.C.: "The Breath of the 

Furze" (i col.) 

UA, Jl 19, 1894, 4-6 

Glrard, Asnes: "The Still House" 

UA, N 12, 1892, 14-4 

AA 


f 

POEMS 

Gilder, R. W.; "Eternity 11 

UA, 0 6, 

MM:EQ 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

POELiS 

Gilllngton, M.C.2 "Mothering Sunday' 

UA, My 3, 1894, 4-7 

Gilmore, Irving, "Her Hobby" (2 H ) 

UA, D 11, 1897, 10-3 

Gladstone, W. E.i "To Chloe" 

(1* in.) 

UA, My 24, 1894, 4-7

POEMS 

Gladstone, W, E,, "Ad Dorotheam" (3 1/3") 

UA, Ur 16, 1895, 4-4 

FT:TL 

PO3US 

Glen, Catharine Young— "Old Dolly"- 7" 

UA D 30, 1897 12-2 

JEP:JDP 

POEMS 

JD:JI 

P05MS 

Goldrick, J.: "A Celestial Visitant 11 

UA F 22, 1873, 1-1 

•Parson's Daughter and Deacon's Son" 

from Good Housekeeping 

UA, Ap 8, 1893, 2-1 


POEMS 

JP:FD 

Glen, Catherine Youne: "Two Graves" (2") 

UA, N 7, 1896, 7-4 

POEMS 

SL:HR 

POEMS 

Goahead, 0., "Enough" 

UA, Je 15, 1889, 5-1 

?&&•'&

POEMS 

GTZ:JI 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

POELiS 

Goodale, Dora: "Summer 11 

UA Je 1, 1878, 4-2 

Goodale, Dora Reade: "The Flight of 

the Heart" (2i B ) 

UA, D 30, 1893, 5-4 

Gordon, A.C.: "Kree " (5") 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

UA, S 2*, 

Gordon, 

UA, M 

1876, 4-1 

Maurice: 

24, 1894, 

( » 

< 

•Failure" 

7-3 


POE..1S 

POEilS 

jL:JI 

Goodale, Dora Read, "The Soul of Man" 

UA . A P 29, 1893, 1*^-7 

POEMS 

POEMS 

iM 

Goodwin, Grace Dunfield: "Sympathy" 

(2 in.) 

UA, 15, 1695, 6-6 

Gordon, A.S., "Ebo" 

UA, D 1, 1888, 12-2 

Gorge8, Mary: "Brave In Death" (2i B ) 

UA Ag 25, 1894, 4-4

POETRY 

POEtfS 

Oorton, 0.0. "Aak Me Not to Sing Tonight" 

, Je 13, 1864, 2-3 

cgioara 

POETRY 

POE2IS 

VRtVAL 

Gosse, Edmund W.: "To a Child. • 

UA Ag 3, 1878, 1-1 

Gould, Theodore A.—"To a 

, Ja 20, 1364, 2-4 

Gould, Theodore A., "Spring is Coming" 

UA, F 24, 1864, 2-4 


POELiS 

RZ:?z 

Gosee, Edmund, "The Nautilus" (?") 

UA Ap 14, 1994, 4-4 

POEMS 

AJC:RZ 

POETRY 

Gould, I'.TF . S. Hatch, wrote a poem 

the memory of l!rs. Hatch, dead one to 

year- 

UA AP 5, 

1672, 2-5 

Gould, Theodore A. 

• 

•Tide of Tine, The" 

UA, Ja 25, 1854, 2-3 

Gould, Theodore A. , "The Sur-;er Sho-er 

UA, Jl 6, l£C7, i-i 

CG:APO

PCE_.S 

POEMS 

VB:I3 

POEMS 

Oould, Theo. A: 

- Hand3one Girls." 

UA, AC 14, 1867, 2-3 

Gould, Theo. A., »The Frost and the Flower* 

UA., O 3» 1867, 2-5 

POE1SS 

Grant, L. Morrison- "Evening" 

UA, Ly 22, 1895, 4-6 

CCP:JA 

•Grace G.K. • "Lines on the Death 

of a Sister" 

, My 30, 1868, 1-4 


POETRY 

Gould, Theo. A. 

"Children with Flowers"• 

UA S ie, 1867, 2-4 

CCP/CCP 

POEMS 

Gove , Helen W:: "Clalr or Maud? " 

UA, 

AA 

POEMS 

N 12, 

1892, 14-4 

Granniss, Anna J., "Two Rooms" 

UA, Ag 24, 1895, 12-4 

Grant, Peter: "The Winter 

Cyclist" (4 in.) 

UA, D 5, 1896. 6-6

POEllS 

Grant, Robert: "A Baker's Dozen or so 

of Verses" (7«) 

UA, Ap 29, 1886, 5-1 

POEMS 

Gray, David, "In the Shadows" 

UA, Ap 26, 1891, 10-7 

Greene, J. R, "Diogenes 1 3 Lantern" in 

the New York Sun (£ col.) 

POEMS 

Oraves. Alfred Percival "Irish 

tion ( 2^ H ) 

UA, 0 

CCP :TL 

POEJS 

30, 1897, 7-5 

Gray, Felix; "Confidences" 

• 

UA My IS, 1839, 13-7 

UA, F 29, 1896, 4-4 UA, Je 9, 

POETRY 

Greenwell, Dora,: "The Edel—Weiss" 

UA, F 5t 1881, 5-1 


Lamenta- 

Greenleaf, J. T.—"A Russian School" 

JL:EQ 

P02.:3 

Gregory, John Go->dby: "Tbe Gayety Glr" 1 . " 

C 1?, 1K95, R-

POEM 

Greene, Roy FarrelU "A Gown of 

Old Brocade" 

UA, My 22, 1897, 7-5 

JL:EQ 

PCELS 

POEMS 

Green, Hoy Farrel: "llan and 

("> 

UA, 0 12, 1897, 4-6 

Grey, Barton, "Compensation" 

UA, D 27, 1873, 1-1 

CMP:JUG 

POEkS 

Grieg, Sherman 

"Lines Prompted on Reading the Above 

Paragraph" on drunkenness 

UA, D 31, 1868, 3-3 


POEMS 

:.;::: RP 

POEMS 

Greene, Roy Farreli: n A Gown of Old 

Brocade 11 

29, 

Grey, Barton: "Defeat" 

UA S 20, 1873, 1-1 

CF:JI 

POEMS 

P1I 

I-'OEMS 

DS 

Grieg, Sherman 

"Hurried Along 111 

UA D 22, 1858 3-3 

Greig, Sherman, "The Song of the 

Type" 

UA F 2, 1859, 3-3

POEMS 

POETRY 

Oreig, 

written 

UA F 

MAfcl/CLV 

PJW.-ARO 

POE1XS 

Sherman; 

for the 

22, 1859 , 3-3 

# 

"Blind Boy 1 a Dream, The" 

paper 

Greig, Sherman, "Line to a Bouquet 

fron 

H 

UA, Je 24, 1R59, 2-3 

POETRY 

Greig, Sherman, "I Wonder If I'd Love 

Her Still" 

UA S 7, 1859, 2-5 

PW/CMV 

Grlssom. Arthur, "To One Lady Kitty Adair" 

(5-) 

UA, 0 23, 1897, 9-5 


POEMS 

MAM:MC 

POETRY 

PJW:ARO 

Greig, Sherman 

"The First Robin" 

For Union and Advertiser 

UA, Mr 9, 1859, 3-3 

Greig, Sherman, "Lines on the 

Mutilation of the Genesee Falls 

UA, S 3, 1859, 2-4 

POETRY 

Greig, Sherman, "The Old Hountain Oak 1 

pw/c::v 

•• 

POEMS 

CCP.'CQ JL:FD 

UA S 16, 1659, 2-3 

Grissom, Arthur: "My Ideal and I" (2 M ) 

UA, Je 23, 1894, 5-4

I POEM 

i r -' h " 

POEMS 

POELS 

, Arthu-•; 

"3ohenla »nc 

, 1S9U, 

• 

^ss, 

3ohen" 

Grl8sora, Arthur: A Rondeau" (1") 

UA, N 7, 1896, 7-4 

Grosse, Julius: "The Kagic Flower" 

UA L'y 15, 1880, 5-5 

Growley, Wm« G« 

"The Christmas Almoner.' 

UA, D 29. 1871, 2-4 


POEMS 

MS 

Grissora f Arthur "A 

UA, My 

• • . • ' - - . . • • . 

POEMS 

16, 1895, 

• 

Fling 

4-6 

Grosse, Edmund: "Leconte de Lisle" 

UA, N 2, 1894, 6-6 

Grove, Helen W.: "The Joker" 

(1 in.) 

UA, Mr 31, 1894, 6-6 

at Poets" 

Guernsey, Alice ?.•. ; "Garland Their 

Graves" (l/5col) 

UA, My 30, 1395, 5-3

P0E113 

Ouiney, Louise Imogen: H A Ball.id 

of Kenr.elm" (4") 

JL.-JA 

POEM 

A, 0 11, 1897, l?-2 

Guiney, 

UA. D i , 189^, 

JL:LG 

POEMS 

JC:JI 

POEKS 

Louise 

Guiney. Louise ImogenJ "Aborlcide 1 

(3 in.) 

UA, Ap 4, 1896, 10-4 

Gunnison, E. Norman, "November" (3") 

UA, N 18, 1876, 1-1 

Imogen! "The Wild Ride" 


POEMS 

Oulney, Louise Imogene, "The Kings" (4") 

UA, D 19, 1891, 12-1 

JDP1KR 

POEL.S 

Guiney, Louise Imogen: "The "Th 

Ackno^ " 

UA, F 1, 1S96, 7-4 

I.-W.JA 

POELIS 

JDP:ECi 

POEMS 

, Louis Imogen — "The Chart (2") 

Guthrie, Dr., "Sleeping in Church* and 

CP:ARO 

Mr 28, I8b8, 4-1

Ferns 

Gyl 

4-7 

H«D«J#9 "In Uemorlam" 

UA My 21, 1863, 2-4 


Gyles, Lena, "Norah M'Oill" in Temple 

Bar (Scol!) 

UA, F 29, 1896, 4-4 

POEMS 

VC:HR 

POEMS 

VR:ARO 

POEMS 

H. "The Doctors 1 Pipe" published. 

UA Mr 2k, iSJk 2-6 

H. B. J , "Round Us To-Night " 

written for the UA. 

UA, II,, 23, 1858, 3-1 

H. E. 

UA 

JD:JI 

F. Mrs.: 

"In Memoriam" 

F 15, 

1868, 

i 

1-6

POEMS 

H« G.3.—"Renal 3

POEMS 

H.J.*~"The Gardener^ Burial" {h n 

UA, D 16, 

POELIS 

PG/CCP 

H. L. W. A. 

"A Requiem 11 

UA MY 11, 1867, 2-4 

POEUS 

JUlJI 

•• 

FCJTRY 

CCP:i;r 

Hacketh, Wilfred: "A Ballade of My 

Home" 

UA, Ap 18, 1896, 8-5 

- l Udold: ft ?he Spirit .orld" 

UA, i.p 14, l6ou, 2-5 


POEMS 

VHUI 

PCEMS 

GTZiAB 

? CETRY 

1 POEMS 

H. L. *,V. A. 

M Klnr^ Frost an Artist" 

UA F 20, 1864, 2-4 

"H.i.:. Jr. 11 , "The Indian Girl n 

i^ 27, Itc3, 2-7 

Hadassah, "Hattle" 

UA, Mr 15, 1873, 4-1 

1 Halnes, 

JL:RZ 

Laura: 

UA F 26 , 1894, 

"A Houskeeper's 

10-4 

• 

Tragedy"

POEMS 

FD/MB 

POEMS 

AL:JT 

Hale, Mrs "Bury Me In The Morning." 

RDU, Je 10, 1854, 2-1 

Hale, Robert Beverly: "My Friends" 

(2 in.) 

UA, 0 10, 1896, 7-4 

POEMS 

Hall, Gertrude, "The Rose Is Such 

A Lady" (2") 

UA Je 17, 1893, 15-4 

POEKS 

Hale, Robert Beverly: "I'y Tormpntor" 

(3") 

UA, N!r 23, 1895, 9-5 

JL:TL 

POEMS 

CCP:JI 

POEMS 

LJ :BZ PC:AB 

POEUS 

Hall. Tom: "At the Tick of the 

Clock" (2") 

UA, Mr 8, 1897, 4-6 

CG:JA 


POEMS 

Hale, Tom: "Two Letters from 

Her" (2 In.) 

UA, My 2, 1895, 10-1 

Hall, Louis, "The Lost Child" 

UA, F 29, 1888, 5-1 

Hall, Tom: "My Plight" 

UA. Jl 2&, 18911., 

JLSLG

I P0EU3 

1 Halleck, Fitz - 

POEMS 

u » l«97, 

Fitz Greene Halleck: "Memory 11 

UA F8, 1869, 1-1 

3ft»i ^ ^ 

POESiS 

GreeneJ "Marco Bozzarls" 

Halllday, Anna Bagg, "Summer Gifts" 

UA, Je 20, 1874, 1-5 

poms 

HD:JI 

Hallsey, L.: "Sixty Eight Paddle Song" 

UA Ag 6, 1867, 2-5 


POEI:S 

POEL'S 

Halleck, Fitz Greene, "A Fare"'el!! to 

Connecticut" 

UA, Jo on^ 

Hallid^y, 

UA, Ja 18, 

1873, 

JD:ARO 

POEuS 

POEMS 

Anna, 

iMlSSffiitfr •""**""• •'"-"• 

••Remember 

1-1 

the Poor 1 * 

Halliday, Anna R.; Fourth of July 

the city; in the country 

UA Jl 3, 1871, 2-5 

Halsey, U 

•Hobart our Home" 

UA JE 18, 1868, &-6 

JD/CCP 

- in 

•

POEMS 

Halsey, L., "Washington's Birthday" 

U A, F 20, 1869, 2-7 

POEMS 

Mi/:FD 

Hamilton, Eugene: "The Eagles of 

Tiberius* 

POEMS 

UA, D 22, 1894, 6-6 

Hamm, Marguerita A. "Miss Anthony*s 

First Speech" (i col.) 

UA, F 161 1897, 12-3 

CG:EQ 

"Susan B. Anthony at the Convention" 

rritten in her honor by !.:argherita 

Arlina ^f^nm. a Brooklyn admirer 

di coiTJ 

UA, F 15, 1896, 10-1 

JC:TL 


; Ham, Johnachan 

' • 

f Q ; m a l 

POEMS 

UA, Ag 19, l£*>4 

Hamilton, Eugene 

u 

" UA My 29, 1893, 8-1 

a 

I'•f 

JL:RZ 

POEMS 

Ebenezer: ••Owed" 

^ 2-3 

# 

Lee: "Baudelaire" 

Haram, Marîerita A. "Henry George" 

UA, N 3, 1897, 16-1 

CC?:TL 

MM 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

• 

Hampton, Earl: "Pan and Syrinx" (8") 

UA, D 30, 1893, 5-4

POEMS 

Hampton, Earle, "Where Do The Old Year9 

Go?" 

UA, F 26, 1896, 4-5 

1IW.-TL 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

POEMS 

Hancock. La Touche: "Just the Same" 

(2") 

UA 0 7, 1896, 4-6 

Hannah, Annie L,, "Which Was Right?" 

UA, Ag 12, 1895, 10-4 

FT:TL 

POEMS 

Hardy, Arthur SherburneS "A Parting Song' 

9, i«97, 7-6 


POEMS 

Hancock, Aucrufltp.: "The 

O'er Their Loved Ones", 

POEMS 

CF:JI 

POEMS 

UA, F 8, 1896, 8-4 

Start 

three 

Watch 

verses 

Handy, Mrs. M. P.: "Standing Alone" 

DA Jl 27, 1877, 1-1 

'^ 

Han8com, Beatrice. "Love's Games, 

Progressive" (2tr') 

UA, N 2, 1897, 4-6 

POEMS 

Harger, Charles Moreau—"Bac^ East." 8" 

UA D S, 1897.

POEMS 

Harlem Life "Sarah Ann's Disappointment 

0At Mr 16, 1897, 4-5 

CP;AA 

POEMS 

JM:JI 

POEMS 

"Daisies and Clover" in Hapers 

Young People 

UA, Jl 7, 1895, 5-5 

Harper»s Bazar, "The ây of Life" (4") 

UA, N 27, 1897, 4-5 

CCP:TL 

POEiiS 

Harbough. Harry—"Through Death 

to Life.* (5 N ) 

UA, Mr 2k, 1S9 1 *-, 16-1 

JS.'EQ 


POEMS 

Harlem Life, M A Vassar Graduate" 

UA, N 20, 1897, 4-6 

CCP:EQ 

POEMS 

JL:RF 

POEMS 

LJ:R2 

Harper's Bazaar "Forming A Club" 

UA, Je 8, 1897, 4-6 

"The Unchanging" in Harpers 5nzar. 1" 

UA 

Hardy, Albert: "June's Noonday" (2 1 

UA My 27, 1893, 

mmtam

POEMS 

Hardy, Arthur Sherburne: "On the 

Fly Leaf of a Copy of Omar" 

1DI-.RZ 

I POEMS 

POEMS 

UA D 29, 18941 4-4 

1 Harkness, Thomas: 

1 Human Heart" 

1 UA, N 27, 1894, 

1 JL:JI 

IW:JI 

•A Problem" from Harlem Life 

> 

UAf P6, 1896, 4-6 

Harney, Will Wallace, "A Florida Dawn" 

UA l£y 15, 1875, 4-1 

•Voices 

6-5 


of the 

POEMS 

WN:JI 

Hardy, J. H#f "FemTOod By Moonlight" 

(6 in.) 

UA S 22, 1876, 2-6 

POEMS 

FT.-tfC 

POEMS 

POETRY 

jCM. f| 

Harland, Marion "But Once" (4 M ) 

UA, 0 31, 1896, 7-3 

"Two Girls" in Harlem Life (2") 

UA, 0 30, 1896, 6-6 

Harney, Will Wallace: "Flirtation" 

UA, S 18, 1875, 4-1

PCETKY 

Harold, "July Fourth, 1865 H 

U A, Jl 8, 1865, 3-3 

POETRY 

CP:JUG 

cp:raam 

"Harold" "The Golden Wedding" 

UA, 0 19, l£67, 1-5 

CCP:AHC 

POEMS 

GZ:A3 

"Harold," 

"Katy-did" 

UA, S 14, 1867, 

"Harold" 

"An Enigma" 

1-6 

• 

UA, Ap 3, 1869, 1-1 


POETRY 

POEMS 

Harold the author—"The Dyin*: Husband" 

UA, D 22, loog, 2-4 

"Harold* 

UA, 0 5t 

PJW:ARO 

POEMS 

JDlAB 

POOiS 

GT2JKR 

ccp:mam 

"Will 

1867, 

"Harold" 

You remember Me" 

1-6 

• 

"The Soldier's Grave 

UA, j e 1, 1868, 2-6 

"Harold" 

"Mary to her Bird" 

UA My 22, 1869 1-1

POF:.:S 

JDlArO 

POZ-IS 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

•Harold" 

UA, !'y ~? 

"The School 

\ 1-1 

• 

pirl's Sonn"" 

Harold: "The Beautifuli The Beautiful! 

UA, Jl 31, 186?, 1-1 

"A Thanksgiving Feast", in Harpers 

Bazar (6") 

POEMS 

JLrRZ 

UA, N 25, 1891, 3-4 

Harper 1 s Bazaar: "Twilight" 

UA Je 15f 1893, 8-3 


POETRY 

Harold: w The Father's Grief 1 * 

UA, Jl 3, 1869i 1-1 

CG:ARO 

POEMS 

Harold: "Mary to her Bird" 

UA 0 4, 1873 1-1 

POEMS 

JDP:JI 

POELS 

•Salvage and Balm" in Harper's Bazaar 

UA, 0 8, 1892, 15-7 

"Kiss Nancy's Gown" taken from Harper's 

Bazaar (8") 

JL:HR 

UA, N 24, 1893, 6-7

POEMS 

MS 

POEMS 

11

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

Harper's Weekly: "A Soul" 

UA F 5, 1895f 6-6 

POEMS 

m 

Harte, Bret, "The 7/ind In the 

Chimney 11 (2f" ) 

UA, Er 1, 1897, 12-5 

CG.-JA 

P0EU3 

Harrison, Frederick, "To Aramlnta" (4") 

UA, N 4, 1891, 3-1 

JDP:HR 

POEMS 

Hart, Samuel 0., "Aspiration" 

UA My k, 18 73, I- 1 *- 


POEMS 

X 

U, !- ir, 

"eMV^r^" V,y ' 

Harte, Bret: "The Wind in the Chimney" 

UA, Ap 10, 1897, 7-5 

POETRY 

POETRY 

Harrold, t "Sunset, from Temple 

Hill on the Genesee," 

UA, Je 2, 1866, 1-6 

Harte, Bret: "Half an Hour Before 

Supper" 

UA D 19, 

PW/CMV JD:JI t

POEMS 

POEMS 

Hart, Bret 

"On A Naughty Little 3Oy, Sleeping" (3i"J 

UA, Je 16, -»87?, l-l 

Harte, Bret; "The Phantom Army" 

Oi") 

UA, My 30, 1895, 5-3 

JA 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

•Tribulations" In Hartford Times. (3 n ) 

UA D 26, 1891, 9-7 

POEMS 

DPlRZ 

Hatch, May D.: "Her Dotted Veil" 

UA Je 12, 1895, 6-6 


POEMS 

POEMS 

SC:HR 

Herte, Bret, "Miss Blonche'c Rose 11 

written for dedication cf Soldiers 1 

Memorial (1 col.) 

UA, Ky 30, 1892, 13-1 

o 

Harte, Ruth, "Th^ Fin De 

(2 1/3") 

UA, Je 15, 1895, l- 6 - 1 

CCP:EQ 

POELIS 

POEMS 

•,-«r4\a«-v>.>"'*-y 

Dull ll" 

Hastings, H. L. , "Pity the Poor" 

For the Union 

UA, Ja 27, 1857, 3-1 

Hatfield, Prand D., "That Sweet 

Assurance Peggy Gave" 

PW.AB 

UA, My 22,

POEM 3 

Haven, Albert HolPnd; "La Merveilleuse 

Americnlne" (1/3 col.) 

UA. Ag lg, lgoL, l^-U 

JL:LG 

POELIS 

POEriS 

Havens, Jennie; "Reality" 

UA, Ja 19, 187R, 1-5 

Hawker, Robert Sterchen "Home Love" 

UA, D IF, 189* 

POEMS 

Hay, 

UA 

CCP:JI 

Col • John: 

Ja 

•Ji« Bludso" 

10, 1871, 

1-1 

• 


::T:A 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Havens, Jennie: "Hoping" 

UA, Ja IP., 1R78, 1-5 

AMSMWm* 

Hawaiin Gazette, " A morning Bath in 

Maui" 

UA F 1, 1895, 6-6 

Hawkeye, Burlington,"The Chemistry of 

Character" (^2") 

UA, D 27-, ig79, 

CL:AB 

1 POEMS 

1 Hayden, 

1 UA, je 

1 M:I: JO 

Alma 

25, 

Pendexter: 

1897, 12-2 

• 

"A Busy Life"

POEMS 

POETRY 

JD&B 

Mr 17, 1897, 4-5 

CPlAA o 

Hay, John 

"How It Happened. n 

UA, N 14, 1874, 4-1 

POEMS 

JP-.FD 

1 POEMS 

1 Hayes, 

1 UA Ag 

JLKJ 

Hay den, Alma Pendexter: "Woman's Way" 

UA, D 22, 1896, 12-2 

Alfred: 

9, 1894, 

•My 

4-6 

\ 

Study" 


(2") 

POEMS 

Hay, John, On the Bluff 

UA, Ap 17, 1871, 4-1 

CCP LM 

POE..:S 

Hoy J^n "A H; 

A Jr- pjf lgC0; 

P:E:.;5 

POEMS 

L T A -, 

Hayes, V/ill S., »o Give 

the South" 

UA, U 2, 1672, 4-1 

# 

c^-^^^' % [.-. j /'jL-j 

me a Home in

P0EM3 

Hayne, Paul H.: "Golden Dell", 

UA S 27, 1373 1-6 

POEtIS 

vm; 

POEMS 

rX:Ji 

Haynes, Paul H., "3efore the Mirror" 

(2f in.) 

UA N 2K9 1S77, 1-1 

Kayn«f P?ul H., "From the 77oods" (3l") 

L T A, Ag 12, 13 = 2, 5-1 

Hayward, Cella A., "The Wood 

Thrush" (1§ in.) 

UA, Mr 31, 1894, 5-3 


*-' j 

POEMS 

CCP:HR 

POEMS 

CL :HR 

POETRY 

1 POEMS 

Hayne, Paul 

UA Ap 29, 

Hayne, 

UA, Mr 

Paul 

26, 

H.: 

1876 

H., 

1881, 

"The Visionary Face". 

1-5 

e 

"Vernal Faith" - 

6-2 

• 

(2") 

Hays, Will S., "Go To Work Upon a Farm" 

UA, My 27, 1876, 1-1 

?3 

1 UA 

Ji;i:RZ 

ware', 

Celia A. : "Bob o Lincoln" 

") 

Jl 

24, 1894, 

10-3 

•

POEMS 

Ji;Rz 

ajwd, Cella A.: "The Voice of 

the Morning" (2") 

UA 8 20, 1894, 4.7 

POQIS 

Harward. Oerald: "A Lullaby" 

UA, Ur 79 1896, 16-1 

.H:JI 

13 

Heber, Reginald: n 3ympathy (2") 

UA, Je 19, 1880, 5-1 

POEMS 

Hedley, James, "Tears" 

UA Ag 5f 1576, 1-5 


POEMS 

"'.7111 ov ~h by" by Edward ?. Hay ward 

published in book form. 

UA, Ap 22, 1379, 2-2 

He alley, Jar.es; "L'oonlight on the Gene see" 

UA, Je 17, 1876, 1-1 

C-YZ: FD 

POEMS 

Hedley, James "Hymn for Qur Hundred 

Year8" 

UA, Jl 15, 1876, 1-1 

PJW:AR0 

POEMS 

WN:JI 

Hedley, James: M God»s Heroes" (6 in.) 

UA Ag 19, 1876, 1-1

POEMS 

Helmuth, Mr. "Important"

POEMS 

POEMS 

Henry, "In Memoriam 

UA, My 15, 1868, 2-4 

Herbert, Auberon: "The Sail It Flapped" 

UA, N 1, 1894, 6-6 

UU.-JA 

POEMS 

Herbert, Auberon: "By the Unknown Way" 

UA, N 17, 1894, 8-4 

POEMS 

JD:JMG 

Herbert, T#, "A Little Girl" 

UA, Ap 3, 1868, 1-1 


POEMS 

CCP:JI 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JDPlHR 

POEMS 

Hepburn, 

Sonnet" 

UA, My 

Rev. 

George G.I "A 

in.) 

(3 

2, 

1895, 

© 

4-6 

~g^ «*•—-•' 

Herbert, Auberon: "Too Fine for Eyes 

to See" 

UA, N 5, 1894, 3-6 

Herbert, George, "Christmas" (1") 

UA, D 24, 1891, 10-1 

UA, Je 13, 1897, 7-

P0ELI3 

Rerford, 

UA, Uy 

POETRY 

POEHS 

01iver: 

7, 1897, 

"For the 

1 

* 

16-4 

Herrick, Lutle W., "Veronica" 

UA My 2h, 

• rip /r»- 'V 

"Hex—Per.—E M 

•My Rival: A Problem" 

UA, Ag 24, 1863, 2-4 

A3:L3 

POEMS 

VR:UB 

Children" 

Hex-Per-G Battle Hymn of the Corps 

d f Afrlque. 

UA, Ap 12, 1864, 2-3 


POEMS 

Herford, Oliver, Metaphysics 11 (3 W ) 

UA, ^ 11, 1897, 10-4 

POEi-iS 

Herrlck, Robert- "An Ode to the 

Birth of Our Savior." (3 ' 

UA, D 16, 1&93I 9-7 

VJ: EQ 

PCE.7S 

POEUS 

Hex Per E H I Wonder" 

UA, D 1, 1863, 2-4 

"A Wintry Prospect" 

UA, D 4, 1863, 2-3

POEMS 

ab;mmro 

POEMS 

Hex-PeivSr-EpithaUmlum 

U *, N 17, 1863, 2-5 

Heylyn, Mrs. Ed.—"The Leaf" 

UA, 0 16, 1866, 2-5 

Jd;mmm 

POEMS 

Hlckey, E.H.: "A Mill Ballad" 

UA, Ap 22, 1893, 16-4 

Higglnson, Mary Thatcher "A feather 

Dropped- (2i«) 

UA 8 12, 1894, 4-7 


POETRY 

ME: MB 

POEMS 

JG:JI 

Heylyn, Mrs. Edward 

•To. the Bereaved Friends of Myra" 

UA, Je 1, 1864, 2-4 

Hey-.:oo2, 1~ ' 

Life"- 

?.DA, Jl 2, 1S53, 4-1 

- ''The Do;.n Kill of 

Hlckey, Rev. J. J.: "The Prince of 

Peace" (5 in.) 

UA D 24, 1685, 3-3 

POELS 

JL:RZ AA:HR 

Higham, Kp.ry H.: "Good-night 11 

UA lly 17, 1879 6-1

— POEMS 

Higginson, 

UA, N 19, 

CCP:TL 

POEMS 

JL :JI 

POEMS 

JL.-JI 

POEKS 

CL:ioB 

Ella, 

1897, 

"Beggars" (2") 

4-4 

Higley, Lydia J.: "The Song" 

(5 in.) 

UA, My 9, 1893, 8-1 

Hllalre Belloc in St. Nicholas 

"There Was A Man" 

UA, D 7, 1891, 3-1 

Hill, Robert 

"An Acrostic" (l£ H 

UA, N 20, 1877, 2-6 

• 


POEMS 

JM:RZ 

POEMS 

Higineon, 

Lteiont" 

UA D 5, 

T. W., 

in Century: B Two 

1891, 

10-6 

a 

Hilliard, John Northern; "A Dakcta 

UA, 0 15, 1897, 12-1 

L:.JA 

Hill, George W. R; "Christmas Cheer" 

FT:EQ 

1 POEMS 

1 Hilliard,

POEUS 

JlltJl 

POEM 

POEUS 

Billiard, J. V.9 •k Bong of Lazy Times" 

(2 in*) 

VAt Jl 14, 1894, 6.5 

Hilliard, John N. ; "A Song of the Trail"(?") 

UA . Jl 27, 

JL:LG 

Hilliard, John N.: "Said in Fun" 

UA, Ag 11, 1894, 6-6 

POEMS 

Hilllard, John M.: - The Dream of 

the Trail- (3-) 

Ag 25, 189*, 


POEMS 

JM:RZ 

POS.iS 

POEMS 

Milliard. John N. t «A Song of Old 

Times• ( 3$") 

UA Jl 24 , 1894, 

4.6 

• 

Hilllard, John K. : "A Song of Country Girls 

UA. Jl ?S, 18911. 6-6 (1/5 col.) 

JL'.LZ- 

Hilliard, John N.: "A Black Bird Piped" 

(2-) 

UA Ag 22, 1894, 4-6 

Hilliard, John N.: "tfhen Jim Died" (5") 

UA 8 13, 1894, 4-5

POEMS 

MM:RZ 

POEliS 

Hllllard, John Northern: "Christmas 

Ere—A Reverie" 

UA D 24, 1894, 12-1 

Hilliard, 

UA. Je 19 , 189S 

CCP.'LG- 

POEMS 

JUlRZ 

wmm 

Hines, Elizabeth A.: "A Baby's Feet" 

ua Mr 3, 1894, 5-3 

POSKS 

j . ^ ^ 

Hir.fcson, Katharine Tynan—"The L!agic Mist." 3" 

UA D 31, 1297 

John N. : "A 

6-6 

% 

I 

Rose 


Song" (2*-") 

POE3.;S 

Hill lard, J. N. "From Far and Near" 

(fccol.) 

UA, Je 15, 1895. 1S- 1 

POEiiS 

Milliard, John Northern, wrote in 

the tfew Unity; "A Dakota Day" 

UA, Ap 29, 1896, 6-6 

JL: JA 

POEMS 

JM:FD 

Hinkson, Katharine Tynan: "A Plover on 

Guard" 

UA, My 16, 1896, 7-5 

POEMS 

hrjmmm 

Hoff, 1 

UA, Ja 

r.w. 

8, 

: "To 

1877, 

the 

3-4 

ti 

Freemen 

of America"

POEMS 

WN:HR 

POEMS 

Hoffins, Joseph: "You Ask Me How I 

Live". (3*") 

Ag 12, 1876 1-5 

Holland, Mrs. D. W. "The Rose on the 

Cross." 

UA, Ap 30, 1870, 1-4 

POEMS 

Holmes, Dr. — "At the Laying of the 

Corner Stone of Boston's new Public 

Library.• 

SL:JDP 

P0E1IS 

vrjmmm 

UA D 1, 1888, 5-1 

Holmes, Dr* 0. W., "Wide-Awake llan, The" 

UA, Ag 12, 1862, 1-2 


POEMS 

GZ:JI 

Holland, Mrs. D.W.: "Easter" 

UA Mr 27, 1869, 1-5 

POEMS 

Holland, J.G-.; "Bitter-sweet." 

UA N 6, 1858, 3-2 

VH/C&V 

POEMS 

Holmes, Oliver Wendell 

"Now or Never" 

UA, Jl 22, 1862, 1-3 

VR:NT 

POEMS 

Holmes, Dr- 0. W. 

"Thus Saith the Lord, I Offer Thee Three 

Tnlngs. n 

UA, S 2, 1862, 1-3 

VR:NT

CCP:L:AL 

POETRY 

poms 

Holmes, 0. ./., M A Farewell to 

UA, 0 2o, Ibo5t 2-3 

Holmes, Oliver Wendel 

•The Voiceless" 

UA 0 27, 1866, 1-1 

Hollies, Oliver Wendell: "The Comet" (2") 

UA, D 10, 1892, 

Holmes, Oliver Wendell; "Nearing the 

Snow Line" 

0 IS, 


PCETRY 

Hol^c , Oliver Wendell, 

UA, D 

POEKS 

Iv"Jvl: RZ 

POSaS 

4, ieG5, 

ccp :mam 

1-3 

0 

"Romance" 

Holmes, Oliver Wendel: "Cacocothes 

Scribendl" 

UA F 28, 1890, 3-1 

Holmes, Oliver Wendell— 

"Our Yankee 

Girls" (?") 

UA, D lii. S-l 

I POEMS 

1 Holmes, 

Oliver Wendell: 

it 

1 Dreams 

UA, N 

7, 1894 , 4.5 

• 

"The Old Man

POEMS 

Holworthy: "Thp 

UA. D R, I69I4., 

JL:LG 

POEMS 

JA 

POEUS 

Triumph 

6-7 

O 

mamm 

Of Hinkey 11 

—Home Queen; "The Dead Doll" (3|") 

AB:1IB 

UA, Je 29, 1895, 4-4 

Hood, Tom, "The Nameless Dead* 1 

UA, D 3, 1870, 1-1 

POEUS 

MHM:MB 

Hooks, Fish: Scenes on the Nile. 

UA, D 13, 1862, 2-4 


P0EII8 

JC:JI 

POEOfcY 

: JI 

POEMS 

1 fiCP:MB 

Roma Journal I "The Chaffing Co« a 

(3 in.) 

UA, Ur 9, 1896, 10-2 

o 

Hood, Thomas: "Ruth" 

UA F 7, 1868, 1-1 

Hoods, Tom 

"Ships on the Sea." 

UA, F 4, 1871, 4-1 

POEMS 

1 Hopkins, A.A., 

1 & Mrs. Wnu T. 

1 anniversary 

1 GZ: JUG 

writes 

Tinstey 

UA, N 23, 1868, 

2-4 

• 

poem for Mr. 

on Wedding

POETRY 

HoiV.tins, Prof. A. A., "Decoration Day." 

UA, I'.y 71 f 1679, 1-6 

POEMS 

Hopper, Nora "April in Ireland" 

UA, Ja 5, 1895, 4-4 

AA 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

POEMS 

2!C:FD 

Hopper, Nora, "Ros Geal Dhu" 

UA F 7, 1895, 4-6 

Hopper, Nora: "A Connaught Lenient" 

(2 1/3*) 

UA, Mr 4, 1895, 4-5 


POETRY 

CP:L!B 

POEMS 

V12P 

POEMS 

MC:JI 

Hopper, Edward 

"The Yankee•- 

UA, D 15, 1865, 1-4 

Hopper, Nora: "Lament of the Lay Brother" 

I POEMS 

UA Ja 31, 1895, 4-6 

Hopper, Nora: "The Wind Among The 

Reeds" (2£ in.) 

UA, F 27, 1895, 4-4 

Hopper, 

UA Ap 

Nora: 

17, 

•The 

1897, 

Dark 

7-4 

Man"

POEMS 

Hopper, Nora: "The King of Ireland's 

Daughter" (8?) 

POEMS 

UA, Mr 4, 1895, 4-5 

POSITS 

Hopper, Nora: "Silk of the Kine" (l£ M ) 

UA, Mr 12, 1895, 4-6 

Hopper,Nora "April in Ireland" 

UA, Ap 4,1395, 4-5 

JL:J« 

POEMS 

Hopper, Nora, "Robin Hood's Good Night" 

in Black and White (£ col.) 

UA, F 29, 1896, 4-4 

JC:TL 

f 


PO&iS 

Hopper, 

UA, ilr 

GuiI EQ, 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

Nora ; "The 

9, 

1S95, 

Felry I"•latter" 

6-6 

Hopper, Norah: "Kaaar of the 

Fomoroh" (2i in.) 

UA, Ap 1, 1895, 4-6 

^^"MM^^F;- J ,5*AV' 

POEMS 

Hopper, Nora "The Hill Winds" 

UA, S U, 1895, g-5 

FT:EQ 

POEMS 

FT:MC 

Hopper, Nora "Finvarragh" (3 r 

"A, 0 31, 1896, 7-3

P0EI.3 

1 FT:ilC 

POEXS 

JP:FD 

Hopper, 

Shee" 

UA, 0 

Nor© 

(3") 

"The 

1896, 

i 

> 

Passing of the 

7-3 

Hopper, Nora: "What of the Night? (2 n ) 

UA, N 7, 1896, 7-5 

POEMS 

J0P:JI 

PCEulS 

Hopper, No ra: "Amy Rob sart* s 

Song" 

UA, D 5, 1896, 4-5 

Hopper, il : "The Dark .-an" 

UA, D 1?, 1896, 7-6 

JDP:JA 


POEMS 

JP: F 0 

POELIS 

Hopper, 

(3*0 

Noras 

UA, N 3, 

1896, 

"The Far-Away Country 11 

7-3 

Hopper, Nora — "The Song of 

Jeanne De France." 

UA, N 11;, 1296, 7-^ 

\JDPlEQ, 

PCEivlS 

Hopper, Nora: "Love-in-a-îst" 

(li 11 ) 

UA, D 12, 1896, 7-5 

JDP:JA 

POEMS 

CG:RZ 

Hopper, 

Nora: 

UA F 6 , 1897, 

• 

"Irish 

4-5 

Lullaby" (1 1/3")

POEMS 

UA Ap 3. 1397. 

MU:JDP 

P0EI.S 

IT 

Hopper, Hora—•Irith 

Ivy." 

POETRY 

PW.ltIB 

9-U 

Hosmer, K.C., Our Pioneers 

A, 0 12, 1L53, 2-6 

Hosmer, W. H. "Alone". 

UA, Ja 4, 1662, 2-2 

Hosiaer, ...::.C; "Ja-da-cua." 

•iDU, 1C, 1 4-1 


POETRY 

P-VIMC 

POE?'S 

DS 

F0E1. 

u oirrer — 

"7/hr.t Conptitutee p. Hore" 

UA, Ja 6, 1864, 2-4 

vr :rr 

Hosmer, H. C., extract from ode 

delivered at Hamilton College 

UA, Ag 20, 1859, 2-1 

Ho seer, V.'. H. C, Solomon's 

Judgment 

RDA 0 LO, 1351, 3-1 

, '.;. T T.C. Tri;;es of the League 

RDA, Jl 16, 1E53, 2-6

P0EU3 

FDiARO 

POEMS 

VR:MC 

POETRY 

JS:ARO 

CC:. 

Hosmer, W. H. C., N Je98le Brown" 

UA, UP 12, 1858, 3-1 

Hosmer, William H. C, 

•In Memory of George Hassenger" 

UA, 0 23, 1858, 3-3 

Hosmer, W. H.C., "The Good Old Flag" 

UA, S 27, 1860, 1-9 

>-?c--er, V. 1 . :-io C. , 

(~';:lort Son.-"" 

I A * •" A. If -1 ->_R 


POEMS 

Hoemer, W. H. C, "To Rosa" the 

admired correspondent of the 

Louisville Journal. 

UA, Je 4, 1858; 3-1 

FD:MB O 

PCETRY 

J3:l.C 

POZUS 

FD:AdO 

I PCEiRY 

Hosmer, '.7. H. C., 

"Home Associations 11 

UA, Jl 11, 1860, 2-5 

1 Hosmer, 

1 /W- I. J 

Hosmer, W. H. C, "Last of the 

Continentals" 

UA, Ja 25, 1861, 4-2 

"Battle 

•"' 14 

* * • 

Soncr" 

C. 

15, 1/361, 

P-5

POE,:S 

NT: 23 

POETRY 

L1I:ARO 

POEMS, 

AB:ARO 

POETRY 

Hosner, W. H. C. 

"The Loved and Loot" 

UA, S ~, 1861, 

P.-3 

• 

Hoamer, W.H.C., wrote "Epecedium" 

in inomory of John G-. Campbell 

UA, 0 24, 1861, 2-4 

'• H?iJl*!^W(^^^mUP>«P^P'^'^f^5^WB^'tflr^WKWW9'^H?^^^^" i 

flosmer, W. H. C., "The Battle Song of 

Co. 1, 13th Regiment, N.Y.V. 

UA, D 26, 1861, 2-5 

/ Hosmer, W.H.C., "Doom of Secession" 

cgjmnim 

UA, Ap 10, 1862, 2-4 


POETRY 

LM:DS 

POEMS 

POETRY 

Hoomer, W. H. C, "Union Song" 

UA 0 2, 1861, 2-6 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "Song of the Departing 

Volunteers" 

UA D 5, 1861, 2-5 

Hosner, W. H. C.— 

"Carrier Boy's Address" 

UA, Ja 4, 1862, 1-8 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "McClellflji Before Yorkto^n" 

UA, Ap 17, 1862, 2-4

POEMS—Hosmer, W. H. C. 

1IB 

POETRY 

CG:NT 

POETRY 

•Pall of New Orleans," 

UA, My 2, 1862, 2-3 

"Dirge for the Brave," by W. H. C 

Hosmer. 

UA, My 27, 1862, 2-4 

Hosier, V '-:. C, "Ele^y on Oilbert 

Fuller'^ a r.-3~"c^r of Vr.e 27th Resilient 

- v •"• 

- • — • • 

UA, Je IP, 18~r:9 2-5 

POEUS 

Hosmer, W. H. C, "In Memory" 

UA Ag 2, 1862, 2-5 


P0CK3 

POETRY 

Hoemer, W.H.C., "De.ruerrean Art" 

UA 

Hosner, 

Maker. M 

UA Je 1< 

POEMS 

VR:AB 

POEMS 

Lly 22, 1862, 2-4 

C. , "Song of t .* Broon 

2-4 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "In Memoriam? tribute to 

Margaret Donnelly (Ayon, N.Y.) 

UA, Jl 23, 1862, 2-6 

Hosmer, W. H. C., "England" 

UA, Ag 15, 1862, 2-4 

VR:ARO

P0EU8 

VR:ARO 

POEMS 

Hoamer, W. H. C., -Battle Song- 

Insorlbed to L. Kelly 111 

UA t Ag 26, 1862, 2-5 

POEMS 

VR: 

POEKS 

Hosmer, W. H« G. 

To John He Naughton" 

A volunteer In 8th Reg. Cavalry* 

UAf Ag 28, 1862, 2-5 

Hosmer, W. H. C,, "Barne's Rifle 

Battery" 

UA, S 22, 1862, 2-5 

Hosmer, W. H.C., "In Uemoriam," of 

Thomas T. Wlloox 

UA, S 30, 1862, 2-4 

NT:ARO 


POEMS 

VR:1£B 

POEliS 

vr;minni 

POEUS 

VR:JS 

Hosmer, W, H. C. 

•War Song" —dedicated to the Caledonia 

Boys. 

UA, Ag 27, 1862, 2-5 

Hosmer, W.H.C. —"Impromptu", addressed to 

Jerome Brown, private in Sharpshooters 

UA, S 6, 1862, 2-5 

Hosmer, W. H. C. (Avon) "Artist's Dirge, 

The," In memory of Spencer Bancroft 

UA S 29, 1862 2-5 

POETRY 

ti osmer, W. H. C. 

"My Son," (Inscribed to Mary A. Avery.) 

UA, 0 4, 1862, 2-5 

NT: NT

I POETRY 

1 Hosmer, 

1 torlbed 

| NT/CMV 

P0EU3 

POEUS 

UA 0 

w. 

to 

6, 

H. C. 

3. R. 

1862, 

t "BarneB 1 Battery", (ln- 

I1 

Colvln) 

2-4 

Hosmer, W. H. C., War Call. 1 

UA, 0 13, 1862, 2-4 

Hosmer, W. H. C., "On the Death of Wm 

De Forest" of the 108th Regiment,. 

UA, 0 20, 1862, 2-5 

PJW.-ARO 

POETRY 

Ho sine r, W.H.C.-"Song" inscribed to Lieut. 

O.F. Wisner 

UAf N 8, 1862, 2-4 


POETRY 

Hosraer, W.H.C: "Answer 

of My Maryland 11 , the 

Rebellion ' 

UA, 

cgj rararn 

POEilS 

mhm;mnm 

POEMS 

POETRY 

0 9, 1862, 2-3 

a 

'. >fei-rt 'wafeKa^>.-. 

Hosmer, W.H.C; Uncle Sam 

UA, 0 15, 1862, 2-4 

to the Authoress 

Favorite Song of 

Hosmer, W. H. C; "The Three Graves. - 

UA, 0 30, 1862, 2-4 

Hosmer, W.H.C.-"Correspondence with the 

dead" inscribed to Wilber F. Flint- 

Barnes 1 Battery 

UA, N 10, 1862, 2-5

P0EU3 

whin * Bimm 

POEMS 

MH1I/JI 

POEMS 

Hoamer, W.H.C,: Battle Call of Barnes 1 

Battery " 

UA, N 20, 1862, 2-4 

Hosmer W. H. C$ "A Poet's Farewell" 

UA D 3, 1862, 2-5 

Hosmer, Wm. H. C: War Song, inscribed to 

Lieut. Sterling of Barnes 1 Battery. 

POETRY 

mejmmm 

UA, D 11, 1862, 2-4 

Hosmer, W. H. C.—Departure of the Aqulla 

UA, J& 5, 1863, 2-4 


POEMS 

Hosmer, W. H. C. /'Farewell^ inscribed 

to Lieut. Adam Beatty, Barnes Battery 

UA, N 29, 1862, 2-4 

MHM:ARO 

POEMS 

Hosmer, W. H. C; To Sergeant Mead of 

Barnes 1 Battery 

UA D 5, 1862, 2-4 

POEMS Hosmer, W. H. C: The Eagle of the 

Sea, Inscribed to the Acquilla. 

POEMS 

UA, D 24, 1862, 2-3 

Join 

Hosmer, Wm. H.C., "To Ellen" 

UA, F 4, 1863, 2-2 

UE:AR0

*• H. C. H.; "Song of the Black Horse 

Battery" (Inscribed to Capt. A. 0. 

Hack) 

FD:AR0 

POEMS 

CG:JI 

UA, Ur 7, 1863, 2-2 

Hosmer, W. H. C. 

"To Mary" 

UA Mr 10, 1863, 2-3 

POETRY 

POETHY 

Hosmer, .V.H.C. , "Dirge" 

UA, Ap 10, 1863, 2-2 

Hosnwr, W. H. C., "My Boy 1 

UA, iiy 13, 1863, 2-3 

: A30 


CG 

1 

POEMS 

PCEL:S 

CG 

:JI 

Hosmer, W. H C« 

"The Death of the 

UA Mr 9, 1863, 


"Song" 

UA Mr 12, 1863, 

:JI 

POEMS 

M 

A 

1 

Gray" 

1 

2-5 

2-3 

Hosmer, W. H. C.; "Farewell," inscribed 

to Chief Engineer Jones of the Steamship 

G-eo. Peabody 

UA, Ap 18, 1863, 2-4 

MHIU'IARO 

POETRY 

Hosmer, 

UA, 

pjw 

My 

imam 

w. 

14, 

H. C. 

1863, 

% 

> 

"The 

2-5. 

Fallen Brave"

POETRY 

CP:MB 

POEIhY 

AB;JI 

POEMS 

POEMS 


"Requiem• 

UA, Je 6, 1863, 2-3 

flosmer, V.'. H. C. 

"A Song" 

UA Jl 2, 1863, £-3 

Hosmer, W. H. C; "Dirage", In rrenory of 

Vfillie H. Edwards cf Avon. N. Y., aged 

two years. 

UA Jl 15, 1863 2-4 

-Hosmer, W.H.C.—"A Pioneer Mother" 

ab;mmm 

UA, S 15, 1863, 2-3 


POEMS 

Hoemer, W. H. C. "Dirge," in memory of 

Lieut, Henry C. Cutler. 

UA Je 16, 1863 2-3 

MHM:JS 

POEMS 

POEMS 

AB:L3 

POELIJ 

nt jrnmni 

Hosraer, W. H. C. "Key West. M 

UA Jl 9, 1863 2-4 


"Genesee Valley." 

UA, Ag 22, 1863, 2-3 

Hosme", •'/.H.C.—"Tr.e &ii 

inscribed -t"» Horatio 

UA, C 10, 1963, 2-3 

s of Sonr" 

rr . Warner.

POEMS 

POEiiS 

AB:MB 

Hoemer, W. H. C., "A Remembrance 11 

UA, 0 15; 1863, 2-5 

ab:mam 


•Inverness Burial Ground." 

UA, 0 30, 1863, 2-4 

POETRY 

PC"TRY 

Hosmer, W. H. C.—Holyday, Rhyme. 

UA D 30, 1863 2-4 

Hosr.:«r, '•;. H. C.-Elery 

UA -.T 2", 1864 ?-4 


Si. 

1 

POETRY 

Hosmer, W •H.C. 

- 

"Indian Summer , (inscribed 

UA, 0 22, 1863, 

2-4 

nt:mam 

POEMS 

Hosmer, Wm. H. C, wrote 

"The Mother's Appeal" 

POETRY 

• 

UA, D 5, 1863, 2-4 

mam 

to L. Kelly) 

Hosmer. W, H. C- Lines on seeing a 

scalp lock, etc. 

UA Mr 15, 1864 2-4 

Hosmer, W. H. C.: Dirge 

UA Uy 3, 1864, 2-4

POETRY 

Hosmer, W.H.C, "Washington" 

UA, My 10, 1864, 2-3 

ME-.JMG 

POETRY 

POEMS 

POEtiS 

Hosmer, V. H. C, "Greeting to 

UA, Ky 16, I&o4, 2-3 

Hosmer, W. H. C: 

To George Washington Challia, age 11 

years. 

UA, Jl 5, 1864, 2-4 

Hosmer, W. H. C., "Eearsarge and Alabama" 

UA, Ae 5, 1864, 2-4 


JS:?- r J\L 

POETRY 

C €T ', 

POEMS 

Hosoier, '.V. H. C: Hope and Des; air 

, 2-4 

Hosmer, 'V.-.C. — "Wads -'orth M 

UA, Je 16, "'.864, ?-4 

Hosmer, W. H. C., "Lines In Hemory of 

Addie Curtis. 

UA, Jl 20, 1864, 2-3 

':ARO 

P0EM3 

FD:MB 

Hosmer, W. H.f "Royal Oak." 

UA, Ag 17, 1864, 2-4

POI::5 

POEMS 

Hoemer, W. H. C.; "Dirge", on seeing the 

oorpse of a beautiful boy, son of Samuel 

Salisbury, Avon; inscribed to John R. 

Marsh 

UA Ag 22, 1864, 2-2 

Rosmer, .V.H.C.: Flitting of Jummer. 

IU, Ag ^1. 1664, 2-1 

POELIS 

pwjnunn 

POE&IS 

Hosmer, W.H.C.—"Sly Farewell" 

UA, 0 13, 1864, 2-3 

Hosmer, W. H. C.: Song inscribed to J.H. 

Xc Naught on. 

UA, N 3, 1364, 2-4 

W:AR 


POEMS 

POEMS 

FD:ARO 

POETRY 

Hosmer, W. H. C., 

"To 

little favorite 

years. 

UA Ag 27, 1864 

FD:JS 

Hosmer, 

UA, S 7, 

W. H. 

1864, 2-5 

mm* 


of the 

2-4 

O 

Frank Bristol", a 

"Requiem " 

• 

Questions and Answers 

UA 0 29, 1864, 2-3 

writer, aged four

POEKS 

:£tk 

Hosmer, V. H. C. t "Epicedium." 

UA N 23, I6t>4, 2-3 

SC:MK 

POEMS 

POETRY 

Hosmer, W. H. C; "Live Eagle Regiment" 

UA, llr 24, 1865, 2-2 

IIAL.'ARO 

POETRY 

CCP 

Hosmer, W. H, » C.; "Dirge Notes" 

In 

of 

memory 

Avon. 

of 

Frankie C. 

, Ja 9, 1865, 2-3 

Hosmer, W. C. "Ada" 

UA, 3 20, 1865, 2-4 


Van Zandt 

POETRY 

CG:JI 

Hoamer, W. H. C.: "A Worthy Pioneer' 

UA D 21, 1864, 2-4 

POEMS 

POETRY 

Hosmer, Col. W.H.C., "Farewell to 

Hibbard House" 

UA, Mr 1, 1865, 2-2 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "Margaret" 

UA, 8 19, 1865, 2-3

POETRY 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "Slste Viator! In Heroem 

Calcaa 1 

UA, S 28, 1865, 2-3 

CGP:JUG 

PCZTr."- 

Hosr.-?r, "•'. H. C. , "Dire:- I-otes 1 

CCP:A.:O 

1 ^ 

1 PCETRY 

1 Ho SIT- P" 1 ^ j 

1 UA, K 3 

1 /JC?:L'AL 

POETRY 

1 3^5 2-4 

Hosmer, W. B. C: "Halloween" 

UA H U, 1865, 2-4 

• 


mam-*** mm ^ 

y Scotî?! i Beauties" 

TI osner, W.^.C., "Inscription for a L-dy's 

Comr.on PI nee 3ook" 

UA, 0 3, l°0r, °-4 

F:A3 

POEMS 

TR:AB 

POETRY 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "Lines Addressed to 

Frank G. Vauîn" 

UA, 0 24, 1865, 2-4 

Hosmer, 

i. J ccp; m^.m 

9 POETRY 

fl Hosmer, 

W.H. ,C. ,"Plaint" 

A.K, ., "Enlerma" 

UA, N 7, 

1865, 2-4 

M UA N 14, 

1CCP:JI 

• 

W. H. 

C: "Alaraent" 

1865, 2-4 

•

POETRY 


"Lines" (dedicated to James Me Donald). 

UA, N 15, I8to5, 2-5 

POETRY 

POETRY 

CCP:LAL 

Hosmer, 7T. H. C., "To 

UA, K 25, 1865, 2-5 

Hosmer, Tt. H. C, "Lost 

UA, N 29, 1865, 2-4 

POKiiS 

ocp; mR 

Hosmer, W. rt.C — "Dirge For The Gallant 

Dead" 

UA, D 9, 1865, 2-4 


POETRY 

NT:MB 

POETRY 

Hoemer, W. H. C. 

•Avon Driving Park.• 

UAf N 20, 1865, 2-4 

POETRY- 

Hosner, V. H. C: "Thorg-hts" 

UA, N 2S, 1865, 2-3 

POELIS 

Hosier, 7/. H. C, "The Phelps House" 

UA, N ?r, 1665, C-3 

Hosner, W.K.C. — 

UA, D 12 1365, 2-4

1 POETKY 

CCP:NT 

Hosmer , W. R. C .: "The Old Thirteenth" 

DA, D 

POE::S 

POE&S 

HD:SC 

POEMS 

26, 

1865, 2-4 

Hosaer, W. H. C.; "A Fantasy' 

UA Ja 13, 1966, 1-1 

Hosmer, W.H.C.: uines Written In 

Dejection near'Willo^ Mount," Avon, N. Y. 

UA, Ja 19, 1866, 2-3 

Hosmer, W.H.C.: "Emmas Dirge 1 

UA, Ja 30, 1866, 2-4 

HDiABO 


POEJ/.S 

Hoamer, W. H. C.: Lines, on being asked 

"What is Love?" 

UA Ja 4, I8bb, 2-4 

Hosmer, V/. H. C; ''Dirge" 

UA, Ja lb,-looo, 2-4 

POhTRY 

:CP:!'AL 

UA, JP. oo 1966, 2-4 

Hosmer, .V. H. C, "Stanza" 

UA, F 13, l8bb, 1-4

POETRY 

Hoemer, W . H. ., C "I 

UAt P 14f 

CCP:ARO 

POETRY 

1866, 

1-3 


•Song 1 * • 

am Thinking eto" 

1 

UA F 24, 1866, 1-1 

CG/CCP 

POETRY 

PtflJI 

Hosmer, W. H. C.: "Jane" 

UA F 28, 1866, 1-3 

POETRY 

Hoamer, *. H.~C: •Greeting to a Young 

Artist" 

UA Mr 10, 1866, 1-7 


POEMS 

Hoemer, W. H. C. 

•Nook of Beauty*• 

UA F 17, 1866, 1-8 

CCP/CCP 

POETRY 

Hosmer, './• H. C« 

*Flora rt 

UA 

CG/CCP 

POETRY 

F 26, l8bb, 1-3 

Hosmer, W. H. C: "Onnolee Marsh" 

UA Mr 6, 1866, 2-3 

CCP:JI 

A POETRY 

M Hosmer, 

w. 

J UA, Mr 

1 m ccp 

. 20, 1866, 

•mam 

H. C, 

•Cone" 

2-3 

• 

,

POEKS 

FD:JS 

Hoamer, W. H, C.; "Spirit Interviews". 

UA Iir 29, 1 66 1-4 

POETRY 

CCP:liAL 

POEMS" 

ccp ; 

POLTHY 

5CP:JS 

Hosmer, W. H. C., "Song" 

UA, Ap 2, 1866, 1-4 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "Stanzas" 

UA, Ap 26, 1866, 2-4 

Hosmer, W. H. C.; M Snowflake and Gnnolee", 

UA V.y 24, I6ob 2-4 


11 

• 

POETRY 

CCP:KAL 

POETRY 

Ho siner t W. H. C., "Greeting 

Chief of the ilcPherson's" 

UA, Mr 

Hosmer 

UA 

CCP/CUV 

POEkS 

POETRY 

CCP.-JS 

9 

31, 1366, 2-5 

W 

18, 

.; "Heretofore" 

1866, 2-4 

• 

to Cluny, 

Hosmer, W. H. C, "Insula Sanctorum" 

UA My 12, 1866, 2-4 

Hosraer, W. H. C., •Greetings to Hosmer on 

His Birthday." 

UA My 26, 1866 2-4

POETRY 

Hoemer, W.H.C., "Madrigal" 

ME:JMG 

POETRY 

CCP:JS 

POEMS 

HE:AB 

, Je 18, 1866, p-4 

Hosmer, W. H. C. "Glenrill", 

UA Je 30, 1966 2-5 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "Dirge" 

UA, Jl 19, 1866, 2-3 

POETRY 

Hosmer, ^. H. C: "A Woodland Walk 1 

UA Ag 14, 1866, 2-3 

CCP:JI 


L~[> »,

POETRY 

Hosmer, W, H. C,: "Jessie's Dirge 

UA Ag 24, 1866, 2-4 

POEIIS 

POEtIS 

Hosmer, W.H.C.—"Toast" 

UA, S 22, 1866, 1-1 

Hosmer, W.H.C.—"Requiem 1 

UA, 0 16, 1866, 2-5 

POEMS 

JD/CMV 

Hosraer, W. H. C.; "From My Wife in 

Heaven" 

UA D 4, 1866, 2-3 


POEMS 

Hosmer, 

.by ;:rs. 

plucked 

UA, S 3 , lboo, 

POEUS 

.'/. H.C, "Stanza on being presentee 

M. with the last rose 

in the £araen of'Rose 

of summer 

Lawn 111 

— -31. 

2-5 

• 

Hosmer, W. H. C;"Eplcedium M 

UA, 0 9, 1866, 2-3 

PCEMS 

POETRY 

JD:JMG 

mhmlmam 

S B ^ ^ 

Hosmer, 7/. H. C. "Song" 

UA, N 15, 1866, 2-4 

me:mam 

Hosmer, W.H.C., n Dirge" 

UA, D 27, 1866, 2-4 

t

POELS 

JI2NT 

POETRY 

Hosmer, V7 >H.C•I 

UA, F 20, 

1867, 


MM/CCP 

"Warning Words" 

i1 

M The 

2-4 

UA MR 9, 1867, 2-5 

POETRY 

mm; ab 

POEMS 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "Sugar l/.aking" 

UA, Ap 13, 1867 1-1 

Happy Isles 11 

Hosraer, W. H. r "Lost Treasure Found" 

UA, My 18, 1867, 1-1 


- 

POETRY 

POEMS 

mam,mmm 

POEMS 

Hosmer, W. H.C. "Sandy's 

UA, ilr P., 1867, 1-1 

mam:m-m 

Hosmer, W.H.C— "March Lyrics" 

UA, Ap 3t 1867, 2-4 

Hosmer, W. H. C. "Funeral Ode 11 

UA, Ap 24, 1867, 2-5 

pgtmam 

POE 

1 :.:s 

Hosmer 

UA, Ky 

18, 

pw tmari 

H. C. 

1867, 

"Birdie 

1-3 

• 

Salisbury"

POEMS 

Hosmer, W. H. C, "To Belle ttaria" 

UA, My 29, 1867, 2-4 

PJV,:ARO 

POETRY 

cc- 

KosT«r 

VA, Je 

POELS 

^^^$*$fci^ 

«The 

1-1 

of June" 

Hosraer, V/.H.C. of Avon, "Song of the 

Dancers" 

UA, Jl 23, 1867, 2-3 

hd'm 

Hosnier,. W. H. C.; "Invocation" 

UAf Jl 27, 1867, 2-2 

fflhm:mam 


POETRY 

V.\ H. C. II., "Sonnet 11 

UA, Je ?.e, i?,e7, n-6 

CG:APO 

POEMS 

HT:UAL 

?OE:.:S 

Hosmer 

Cooper 

UA, Jl 

, w. 

13, 

H. C. 

1867, 

, "Burial of 

1-5 

• 

Hosmer, W. H. C. "Song," inscribed to 

Lizzy Hadley. 

UA, Jl 24, 1867, 2-4 

Hosmer, V/.H.C: "August Carol" 

UA, Ar 13, ?8~7, 2-5

POEK:S 

PCEI..3 

Hosmer,-W.H.C., "Elegiac Lines" 

UA, Ag ?.O, 1867, 1-4 

Horyr-Pr, \Y. K. C. , "Ralph's Requieum" 

UA, 0 19, 1867," 2-6 

POETRY 

CP:N f 

POE::S 

Hosmer, 7/. H. C. : M Kymn to the 

Virgin" 

UA, N 8, 1967, 1-4 

Hosme.r, W. H. C. 

"A Fall Lyric." 

UAr, D 21, 1867, 1-1 


CCP:Kir 

POEMS 

Hoamer, W. H. C.i "Eplcedium 1 * 

, 0 15, 1867, 2-5 


"Indian Summer." 

UA, 0 26, 1867, 1-1 

PCEL^S 

CF:Aii 

massmmm 

Kor'-er 7. r .H.C., "Irr-'ver-nce: An Extract 11 

i- r A, DL, 1 -6?, ^-5 

Hosier, '.V. H. C. 

H Plor?l Gifts" 

T JA, D °1, 18^7, 1-7

POEMS 

CP:NT 

POETRY 

QE.il.AL 

POEMS 

POEMS 

SFK'oii && "Christmas Call 

, D 24, 1867, 1-3 

Hosmer, W. H. C., M The Starry Triad H 

and "Lay of a Loyal Odd Fellow" 

UA, Ja 25, 18.-.Q, 2-2 

Hosmer, W. H, C, 

"Song of Stella"- 

UA F 3, 1868, 4-1 

Hosmer, K. H. C, ''Lines An Impromptu" 

Hi, Mr 31, 1868, 1-1 

CF:AHO 


POETRY 

POEIJS 

JD/CCP 

POEilS 

POEUS 

'.V. H. C. H. , "Soncr" 

UA, J-i ?4, 1T-6P,, 2-4 


"The Anniversary*- 

UA JA 31, 1868, 2-4 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "Hym" 

UA, F 26, 1863, 2-4 

1 Hosmer, 

"Curse 

UA 

1 JD/CCP 

of the 

AP 14, 

C. 

Age" 

1868, 3-2 

•

POEMS 

POEMS 

Hotmer, W.H.C., "Reply to Leila's 

Request" 

UA, My 5, 1868, 2-5 


Greeting of Clan Chat tan. 

'UA, My 8, 1368, 2-4 

JD:UB 

POEMS 

JD:AB 

POETRY 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "Stanzas" 

UA, Je 4, 1868, 2-4 

Hosmer, v/. H. C, "The 7/ar Horse," extracted 

from "Avon Driving Park Tract" 

UA, Jl 8, 1868; 2-4 


poais 

cfjmmm 

POEMS 

JD:AB 

Hosmer, 

UA, My 

w. 

H.C., 

"May 

6, 1868, 2-5 

Rhymes" 

Hosmer, W.H.C.; "Glenrill Revisited" 

UA, My 23, 1868, 1-1 

POEMS 

Hosmer, W^ H. C.f "Taking the Veil" 

UA Je 16, 1868, 2-3 

JD/CMV 

POETRY 

W* H* C* H* 

xX Mount of 

GZ:ltB 

UAf Jl 18, 1868, 1-1

POETRY 

rF:-7T 

POEMS 

Hosmer, W. H. C: - June Dying" 

UA Jl 29, 1868, 2-3 

Hosmer, W. H.C., "Dying in 

UA, V 17, 1668, 2-5 

GZ:AB0 

POEMS 


"Funeral Echoes" 

UA D 29, 1868, 2-5 

MAL/CCP 

••• 

POEMS 

PG/CilV 

Hosoer, W. H. C, "Wail of the Children" 

UA F 27,1869, 1-1 


POEMS 

GZ/CCP 

POETRY 

Hoflmer, W. H. 

•Epithaiamium 

and his 

UA 0 

Hosmer, 

Writes 

Beers, 

friend* 

UA 

MAL/CCP 

POEMS 

POEMS 

wife" 

c. 

7, 1868, 2-6 

W. H. 

"Dirgo 

infant 

D 26, 

c. 

Inscribed to A. 3, Stevens 

• 

Notes" on 

son of Mr. 

1868, 2-5 

• 

death of C • W. 

Beers, a 

close 

Hosmer, W.H.C.: "Slain After The Battle" 

UA, Ja 27, 1869, 2-5 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "Called 

UA, Mr'19, 1869, 2-6 

GZiARO

POEMS 

JD:HR 

POEMS 

JD:AhO 

POETRY 

Hosmer, W. H. C. "May's Advent" 

DA May 4, 1869 2-6 

Mmr 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "The Poet f s Offering" 

DA, Je 1, 1869, 2-4 

Hosnier, W. H. C. 

"Keuka Revisited" requested to be 

republished by F, M# McDowell. 

UA, 3 10, 1869, 2-4 

POEHS 

HoBmer, ^.H.C, "Christmas Carol" 

UA, D PA, 1869, 1-1 

CF:ARO 


?OEJ..S . 

r:-Z:.-3 

POETRY 

Hogrner, W.H.C., "Burial of Birdie 11 

UA, i:y 17, ir.63, 2-6 

Hosraer, 

UA, Je 

GZ:FD 

POEi-IS 

W. H. C 

9, 1869, 

• t 

•IT 

2-5 

• 

emorial 

Verses" 

Hosmer, W.H.C. "A Koveinber Stave" 

UA, N 1?, 1869, 1-1 

CF:AKO 

POEMS 

of!ramm 

Hosmer, W.H.C.: "New Year Carol" 

UA, D 31, 1869, 2-5

POETRY 

POEiS 

AB:::B 

ôsm^r. W» S:.C§| "Lost 

scrl':*! f 

'.'A, JP CC, 

Hosmer, W. H* C, 

Cr«or"e '.V. 

-n, ::.".) 

, "Memorial Lines.• 

Hosmer, W. H. C.: 

"Summer Rain." 

1-7'.', 1-5 

UA, My 14, 1870, 1-4 

UA, Jl £, 1R70, 4-1 

Dar lln*s M , (In- 

FT - T, nr/ 1 L".dy, 


P0E1.1S 

Hosier, W.H.C., "Longing for Birds and 

Flowers." 

UA, Ur 19, lf>70, 1-1 

IHT : Ji.:& 

POETRY 

AV LM 

P0EK3 

Hosmer, W. H. C. "The Departed" 

UA, VLj 12, 1870, 2-3 

Hc5~.3r, W. K. C, "June Dyinf-" 

UA, J1 2, 1570, 1-1 

Hosmer, W. H. C,: 

•To Indian River 11 Inscribed to 

Col. George W. Flower. 

5 • UA, Jl 23, 1870, 1-4 

AB:!/3

POE143 

CG:HR 

POEMS 

Hoomer, W, H. C.2 "The Thousand Ielea". 

Jl 30, 1870 1-1 

Hosmer, Wm. H. C.; "Good Night" 

UA, S 24, 1870, 1-4 

PGELCS 

Hosmer:"Death of the ye^r" 

UA, D 31, 1870, 1-1 

POEKS 

Hoamer, W. H. C. "The Anniversary- 

UA, Ky 17, 1871, 2-5 

CCP 


POEL:S 

Hosmer, Vf. H. C.: "Golden Wedding" 

UA AT 1?., ^70, f^-4 

POETRY 

Hoamer, W.H.C., "The Erie Canal" 

UA, N 1, 1870, 2-5 

CG:ARO 

POEMS 

CCP:JT 

Hosmer, W. H. C.: "Eemorial Verses" 

UA Mr 18, 1871, 1-4 

POEMS 

Hosmer, W#H.C., "Battle Cry of 

Temperance" 

UA, S 20, 1871, 2-6 

UHU:AB

I POETRY 

1 Hoarser, W. 

1 Princeton" 

1 UA, D 21, 

1 CUP LL: 

POEiuS 

AJC 

I POEKS 

POELS 

H. C. 

1871, 

2-3 

"The Continentals at 

Hosmer, W. H. C. "Dirge for Hayes" 

UA, F 14, 1872, 2-6 

• 

Hosmer, tf. H. C.f "July" published also 

"by N.Y. Tribune 

UA 

VC/C11V 

I Hosmer 

1 UA, Ja 

1 jD: RO 

10, 

Jl 17, 1872, 2-3 

H.C., 

1873, 

"To Bolia 

2-6 

• 


A Prophecy" 

POETRY 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "Trenody" 

UA, N 21, 1871, 2-5 

CMP:ARO 

POEMS 

GTZ:HR 

POET.'S 

Hosmer, w. H. C.: "June" 

UA, Je 29, 1872, 2-5 

"Horace Greeley 11 by Hosmer. 

UA D 4, 1872 2-5 

Hosmer, W.H.C., ••Walter's- Dirge" 

UA, j a 14, 1873, 2-5 

JD:ARO

POEMS 

Hosmer 

UA» Ja 

JD:AHD 

POELIS 

GRZ:RZ 

POELIS 

CF:JT 

POEIIS 

» w 

•H*C» ^ 

17» 

1873 

"Sonnet 1 * 

, 2-2 

W. H. C. Hosmer: "Just So High" 

• 

UA Mr 15, 1873, 1-5 

Hosmer, Wm. H. C.: "June" 

UA Jl 12, 1873, 1-1 

Hosmer, W.H.C, "Burial of Cooper"(i Col) 

UA, 0 18,-1873, H-l 


POEMS 

CG: AB 

Hosmer, 

W.H.C. 

, "In 

UA, *1 , 1873, 2-5 

POEMS 

HtllHR 

POEMS 

WN:RZ 

Hosmer, Y.'ai. n. C. 

of Long Ago" 

UA My 17, 1S7C', 1-5 

MemorIan" 

Hosmer, W. H. C. : "August Carol" 

> 

UA S 27, 1373 1-1 

Hosmer, W. H. C.: "Death of A 

Pioneer Mother.• 

UA 0 25, 1873, 1-5

P0E1CS 

GZ:RZ 

Ho8mer, W. H. C: "Yeh-ea-go-wa" 

UA P 14, 1874, 1-5 

POEMS 

Hosmer, W. H. C: "In Memoriam" for 

Mrs. Helson James, Geneseo. 

OA My 6, 1874 2-7 

GTZ:HR 

•i 

PCEliS 

Jr.: A3 

POEL r S 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "Thrnodia" 

"A, Jl 25, 1374, 1-5 

Hosmer, W. H. C.: "The G-ood Bishop" 

UA, Ag 15, 1874, 1-1 


POEMS 

POEMS 

Hosmer, Wm. H. C: "The Grays at Avon 11 

UA, Iir 7, T874, 9-6 

GTZ:HR 

POEMS 

JD:HR 

POEMS 

JD:HR 

Hosmer, Wm. H. C.: "A Woodland Stroll". 

UA Je 6, 1874 1-1 

Hosmer, 

UA Jl 

W. H. 

27, 1 

C.: 

i 

"Threnody" - 

2-7 

W. H. C. H.: "Our Darling", 

UA Ag 26, 1874 2-5 

>

POEMS 

Hoemer, W.H.C., 

UA. AP» ?0. 1^74 , 1-6 

JD:ARO 

POEMS 

JD:HR 

POEMS 

"An Inpro^ptu 

Hosmer, W. H. C,: "Bereavement" 

UA 0 6, 1874 4-1 

Hosmer, W. H. C.: "Welcome Home" 

UA 0 21, 1874, 2-7 

CMP:RZ 

POETRY 


•Memorial Lines." 

UA, N 10, 1874, 2-6 

• 


Address to 

- 

poir.s 

vj J 3.; ramm 

Hosmer, W.H.C: -To Stella In Heaven" 

UA, S 4, 1874, 2-6 

P0EL1S 

W. H. C. H.2 "Dirge" 

UA 0 9, 1874 2-6 

Hosmer, 7. H. C. 

"Invocation - Addressed to Dr. J. P 

Bryant, Rochester, New York. 

UA, N 7f 1874, 2-6 

POEMS 

Hosmer, W. H. C.: "November" 

UA N 19, 1874 2-6-

POETRY 

JD:JT 

POEMS 

W. H. C. H.: "Dedication Hymn 11 

•The Sword of Putnam. 11 

UA, Ja 14, 1875, 3-5 

JC1I:IIB 

POEMS 

JW5D 

P05ES 

2-5 

Hosaer, W. H. C., "Gerrlt Smith" 

UA F 11, 1875, 2-5 

Ho8mer9 Vrn. H, C»: "Lament for ileagher" 

UA, Ur SO, 1375, 1-4 


POETRY 

Hosmer, 

Year" 

UA D 

CCP/C v 

POEMS 

POEMS 

POE^S 

w. 

31, 

H. C, 

1874, 

•Funeral of the Old 

2-5 

Hosmer, W. H. C: "Begara, or the Enchanted 

Isle" 

UA, F 6, 1875, 1-5 

Hosmer, Win. H# C.: "Robert Emmett. 

UA Mr 17, 1875, 4-1 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "Song to Ianthe" 

UA, Ap 10, 1875, 1-5

POETRY 

Hoomer, Wra. H.C., "A Turned-down Pa*e" 

UAf My ?.7, lfl?6, 4-1 

BCP:A30 

POETRY 

Hosraer, W.H.C., "The Anniversary" 

UAf Je 6, 1876, 2-6 

CCP:ARO 

POEMS 

Hosmer, W. H. C: "The Poet's Home" 

UA, Je 16, 1876, 1-5 

POEMS 

Hosoer, W. H. C.: "Song of Innlstall 

(i in.) 

UA S 5t 1876, 4-1 


POETRY 

Hoamer, Wra.H.C, "Sisters of Charity" 

UA, My f>7, 1876, 4-1 

CCP:ARO 

POIXS 

W.H.C.H., "Onnolee" 

UA, Je 7, 1^76, ^ 

Ho3mer, Wnu H. C, : "Sources of the 

Genesee"- (6") 

Ag 14, 1376 4-1 

Hosraer, W. H. C: "Lines" 

0 24, 1876, 2-7

I 

F0ZX3 

POELS 

PCZ^S 

Hoamer, Vfm. ^'.C, "Po'ver of 

UA, 0 30, 1976, 4-1 

Hosmer, 

UA, Ap 

noty. A.E.; "Ordered Cut His Ad" 

UA, F 2, 1^9", 6-7 

PCEIS 

W.H 

10, 

•c, 

1877, 

Houston, Lord "Profess" 

UA, Ap 20, 1896, l°-5 

"Epithalamlum" 

2-6 

• 


POEUS 

POEMS 

Hosmer, W.H.C., "Song By The '"ayside 11 

;mnra 

?r A, Ilr 17, 1877, 1-1 

Hot Spring Herald: "From the Indo-Syriac" 

UA 8 8, 1894, 5-4 

1 POEMS 

1 House, 

PWlHR 

Houghton, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland 

"The Angelus Bell" (3i w ) 

UA, M 14, 1895, 4-6 

UA, Jl 

Ben 

12, 

P.: 

"Revealment•• 

1884, 

5-1 

•

POEMS 

I -Household 

1 JC:ZQ 

POEMS 

Worde- 

1«96, 

• 

"The 

7-5 

Same" U") 

Howard, Clifford (In SCribner f s Magazine) 

•The Hermit and the Pilgrims" (3") 

UA F 15., 1*96, 7-5 

JC:EQ 

POEHS 

JD:JMG 

Hore, Fred A., "Our Hother" 

UA, Ja 22, 1868, °-4 

PCE1I3 

Honell, Charles F. M The Minstrel and the 

lahn" (U") 

UA, Ag 11 • 

5 " 4 


POEMS 

"Weddings 11 In Housewife. (3 H ) 

UA, Mr 15, 1^94, 10-2 

AA 

POEIIS 

JDP.'HR 

Me • e,. Frederick A. —Gpri 

Hast Coze. 

UA I'-y 23, 1857, 5-1 

Howells, Mildred, "Romance" (2") 

UA, 0 31f 1891, 11-1

Howells, W.D. "Race"- U") 

UA, Ur 23, 

POEMS 

PCZLIS 

POETRY 

ARC 

Howells, William Dean: "Society" 

(* in.J 

UAf F 26, 1895, 4-5 

:-ov/itt, Ihry "Delights of Spring." 

?J5D, ::- 2C, 1854, 1-4 

Hudr.utt, l!arcia W., "Our Early 

Dead" 

RDU, S 5, 1856, 3-1 


POEMS 

jM:RZ 

POEMS 

Howellt, William Dean: "Time" 

UA D 4, 1894, 6-5 

Howells, William Dean: "The Movers" 

UA, Ap 13, 1897, 16-4 

MM:JA 

POEMS 

POETRY 

Howland, Charles H*: "The Hole 

in the Sea" (4 in.) 

UA, D 5, 1896, 4-5 

Hughes, M,; "Address to Mr. Fish" 

UA Mr 5, 1867, 2-4

POEMS 

Hughes, Rupert, "The Spring" in Scribner'a 

Magazine (4") 

UA, F 29, 1896, 4-4 

JC:TL 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

Hungerford, M. C.: "The Dear Girl 

Reads" (l«) 

JP:FD 

UA S 15, 1894, 7-4 

POEMS 

TL 

Hunt, Violet,: "Early One Morning" (3") 

UA, N 14, 1891, 10-7 

Hunt, Wray W. "To a Lark Singing in the 

Black Country (3 ) 

UA, Je 8, 1895, 4-4 


POEMS 

Hughes, Rev. William (East Bloomfield): 

A poem on the times printed in ?,° 

pamphlet pages (3 H ) 

POEttS 

UA, Ap 26, .1881, 2-2 

Hunt, Helen, H Tô Truths" 

UA, Ap 11, 1896, 7-5 

VM-.TL 

PCEUS 

Hunt, Violet wrote in The Speaker; 

"The Doubting Heart" 

UA, Ap 25, 1896, 7-5 

iil: JA 

POETRY 

Hunter, ilrs. Leo: "Ode to &n Expiring 

Blonde" 

U'A, A% 6, 1969, 4-1 

;ranm

1 

POEMS 

Huntlngton, 

UA, Jl 11, 

CCP:AB 

\ POEMS 

POE::S 

AJC:RZ 

Lroy 

1685, 

Sybil, 

4-2 

• 

"My Sweetheart" 

Huntlngton, Mary Clarke: "A Valentine" 

UA, F 15, 1895, 4-6 

Hutchinson, Ellen ::. : "51ue-Fla?s w 

UA Je 13, 1380, 5-5 

Hyzer, Urs. F.O., "The Beautiful River 1 

UA, 3 ?1, 1-272, 1-5 


POEMS 

CCP:AB 

POEMS 

it* 

jD:MB 

POELSS 

CG:RZ 

Huntington, Lucy Sybil, "An Angel's 

Voice" 

UA, Ag 21, 1885, 4-2 

Hurlbut, Win. 

Come, Beauteous Day. 

UA, My 19, 1868, 1-1 

Hutt. Frank Wolcott: "A Home Body" 

(2 1/3 ") 

UA F P, 1897, 12-5 

POETRY 

"I D F" 

"The Blazing Red" 

UA, 0 17, 1860, 4-2

PGSttS 

KB 

I* J. P. 

"Christmas" 

RDU, D 24, 1853, 3-1 

POEMS 

POEUS 

JL:FD 

POEMS 

JDP.'RZ 

Independent 

UA, Mr 19, 

CP:AA 

•What 

•Where the Sea Sings" in the Independent 

UA, My 16, 1894, 4-7 

•The Cor^s Soliloquy" in the 

Indianapolis Journal. (3 ") 

UA N 16, 1891, 3-1 

Would You 

1897, 

12-2 

• 


Do" ) 

JA 

POEMS 

MB 

POEMS 

Idem: CUP Id 

For the Daily Union, 

RDU, Mr 28, 1855, 1-7 

"The Wearer" in Tne Independent. 3" 

JL:JD? 

UA Ap 5. 1897- 12-U 

"The Chrysanthemum" in the 

Journal. (? M ) ~ 

UA, V. 14, 1891, 3-1 

Indianapolis Journal, "The Englis'- of 

It" (4j? " ) 

UA, My ^0, 1895, 4-6

Indlanapolla Journal: "When the Fans 

Cone Baok" 

UA, Uy 15, 1896, 4-6 

JU:FD 

POEMS 

POEiS 

Ingelow, Jean: "The Kingdom Come" 

UA, Je 26, 1867, 1-4 

3:.ili'^ 3c;-o:-.u Seac" 

N 9, 1867, 1-1 

Ingelow, Jean, "Failure 1 * 

OA, Je 1,-1869, 4-1 

JD;AHQ 


POEMS 

FC:FD 

PCE...S 

Ingalla, J .J.: 

UA9 Ap 28, 

1891, 

•At Midnight 

3-1 

Ingelor, Jean, "Interpreters" 

UA, :•; 2, Y-- 7, 1-7 

POtTHY 

POEUS 

• 

Inpelow, Jean, "An Old Wife»s Song;" 

UA, Ja 25, 1568, 1-1 

Ingelow, Jean, "The Long Whit* Seara" 

UA, 0 15, 1870, 4-1 

AB:ARO

POETRY 

POEIIS 

Ingelow, Jean, "The Cathedral - 

UA D 29, 1870, 4-2 

CG/GUV 

Ingelow, Jean, "A Song of a Nest." 

UA, N 16, 1872, 1-5 

GTZ.'JUG 

POEIIS 

Ingelow, Jean wrote "Till the Sea 

Gives up Her Dead". (43") 

UA, Ap 16, 1894, 4-7 

J1I:AA 

POEMS 

"The Man in the Glass" in Inter-Ocean, 

UA Je 19, 1894, 4-7 


POEMS 

Ingelow, Jean: "Not in Vain I Waited" 

UA Ja 7, 1871, 1-4 

CCP:JI 

POETRY 

AJC:JI 

POEMS 

Ingelow, Jean: "A Scene for a Study 1 

UA Ja 2, 1875, 1-1 

Ingham, John Hall: H Days M 

UA, 0 4, 1894, 4-7 

POEMS 

Irving, E.A; "A Hakka Maiden's Love 

Ditty* (2£") 

UA, F 21, 1895, 4-5 

MC:FD _J

posts 

POEMS 

TDM3 

Ires, John K—"Unto Man's Estate. 11 

UA AP 26, 1897. 6-6 

Crocus 11 (?V f ) 

J. E.; "Tribute to the Memory 

of Joseph C. Stone" 

UA l£y 7, 1858, 3-1 

J. C«, "To the Rescue.* 

UA S 9, 1864 1-2 


P0EU8 

Ivas, ELla Gilbert: "The Bluebird 1 s Song" 

(3«) 

UA, Uy 18, 1894, 4-7 

POETRY 

J.A.S. 

UA, Mr 

PJW:iiHO 

P0E1IS 

nt;mmm 

POELS 

•Epigram 1 * 

4, 1864, 2-5 

J.C. —"Invocation to October" 

UA, 0 9, 1853, 9-5 

J.C; Four Years More 

UA, N 14, 1864, 2-3 

mm:ar 

•

JVC»t Fenian War Song 

UA F 2, I6oo, 2-4 

POEMS 

NT: MB 

POEMS 

CL:HR 

1 POEMS 

I " A 

1 UA, 

1 JL:JI 

JCC— "Niagara • 

UA, N 21, 1861, 2-4 

J. C. H., "Blighted" (2 M ) 

UA, Mr 26, 1881, 5-1 

Sea 

N 

Gull" , by J. E. P. 

21, 

1891, 

• 

) 

10-6 


POETBY 

ntjmrara 

POEMS 

NT:MC 

JCC-—"Indian Summer" 

UA, N 7, 1861, 2-4 

J.C.C., 

•The Fire Bell" 

UA, D 20, 1861, 2-5 

J. C. S. "Wonders of the Type-Setting 

Machines" (2i a ) 

UA, Ap 25, 1895, 4-5 

POEMS 

J. a. B.: "The Bonnie Breafltknot" 

UA, 0 8, 1892, 15-7

PC2K3 

cgjomai 

J.Hi. "Little Breeches 11 

UA, :; 2o, 1670, 4-1 

POEMS 

POEUS 

JD:JI:G 

J. K. S., "A Vision of Mercy" 

UA, N 6, 1891, 9-5 

J.H.P., "Forest Sine" 

UA, j a IP, 1869, 4-1 

J.1I.P., "Trout Brook. H 

T JA, j a 20, 1868, 1-1 


POETRY 

J. K. "Thane Miller" 

UA, My 11, 1870, 4-1 

AV LM 

POEUS 

J.L.V/.; H A Dedication to Dr. and Mrs. 

Gilkeson" (In memory of Little Effie) 

UA, Mr 7, 1863, 2-5 

FD:AR0 

POEM 

POEI.:S 

J.I::.P., "Our Lula*s Grave" 

UA, Ja 18, 1868, 1-1 

J.P.B.: "Ode to the Oyster" 

UA. D g, 

JL:LG

I POEMS 

1 ^ 

1 CP:AA 

1 POEMS 

P. a.: 

• "r 20. 

1 Jackson, 

1 a Time" 

POEMS 

•Widdy 

Me Grew" U") 

1897 , 7-3 

1 UA, Mr30, 

1895, 

1 JL:JI 

O 

Helen Hunt 

(8 in.) 

Jackson, Helen Hunt, "Brilliants 11 

UA, S 20, 1895, 5-4 

FT:JA 

: "One 

> 

16-4 

Day at 

POETRY 

•Caleb's Trip to See Uncle Josh" by 

Q.S. Jam.es (15* ' 

UA, Ja 22, 1«1. 6-2 


POEMS 

CCP:JI 

J# T. O.I "Ghosts" 

UA, Mr 25, 1895, 4-6 

Jackson, Helen Hunt, "One Day at a Time 

UA, Jl 20, 1895, 12-1 

POEUS 

JU:JI 

POEMS 

Jackson, Helen Hunt: "April" 

UA, Jp 15, 1896, 12-1 

Janet: "There Shall Be No Liore Death 1 

UA, 0 14, 1874, 4-1 

,

POEMS 

Janet (Perm Yan)i "Autumn Leaves" 

UA 0 31, 

CfP:HR 

POS:.: S 

NT 

POELIS 

JD/CCP 

Jasper, Jessie 

"Frankie M. Mead—Home in Heaven" 

UA JA 30, 1868, 2-6 

••• 

POEMS 

Jasper , Jes=ie: 

UA, 0 

23, 1667, 


( » 

"The 

1-4 

•Memories After Office Hours" 

UA 0 17, 1868, 1-6 


Prairie Horse" 

POETRY 

JD:MB 

Janet 

"An Invocation. 11 

UA, N 17, 1874, 4-1 

POETRY 

POEMS 

Jasper, Jessie, "Prof, Chester Deweyliy 

Revered Teacher" 

UA, Ja 4, 1868, 1-4 

Jasper, Jessie, "The Loved and the 

Lost n 

JD:Jl£ 

POEiAS 

, Ap 4, 1868, 1-4 

Jasper, Jessie "Light in Darkness- 

Amber Link". 

UA, «>a 28, 1871, 1-4 

ccp;fg

POEMS 

JD:HR 

POETRY 

JU'.XB 

Jasper, Jessie: "Alloe Cary" 

UA Je 20, 1871 2-4 


•Firemen Heroes." 

UA, Ap 24, 1872, 2-4 

POEIIS 

JD:A3 

POETRY 

AV:JI 

Jasper, Jessie, "The C-em—The Flower" 

UA, Mr 27, 1S73, 2-6 

Jasper, Jessie: "Home Bells" 

UA Je 21, 1873, 4-1 


POETRY 

AFV:FD 

Jasper, Jessie, "Moss from Jasper 

Dell Grand Duke Alexis" 

UA, D 2, 1871, 2-1 (Suppl.) 

POEMS 

GZ:FD 

POETRY 

Jasper, Jessie: "Mt Morris—Old and New" 

UA, Mr 20, i873, 2-5 

JasDer, Jessie 

"White Woman." 

UA, My 10, 1873, 4-1 

AFV:IIB 

POEMS 

"Jasper, Jessie" "Farewell Song" 

UA, Je 30, 1873, 2-5 

PJ?,': RO

POE. :s 

Jeffrey, Rosa Vertner "In KF 

UA, A) 25, 1B67, f?-is 

POEUS 

Jm;FZ 

Jenkins, k'ac Gregor— Vosue: "Grandmother 

»s Granddaughter" ~(4") 

UA Je 12, 1893, 8-1 

POEMS 

Jennie: "Edith" 

UA, 0 17, 1866, 2-5 

Jdjranm 

P0E1IS 

Johannes; Gabble for the Union 

UA F 28, 185? 


- Charlie" 

POETRY 

Jeffrey, Rosa Vertner; "The Pearl Diver" 

UA, Jl 3, 1869, 4-1 

CG:ARO 

POEMS 

Jenks, Edward A.; W O, Gemini (3") 

UA, Je 29, 1895, 4-4 

P0Ei,;3 

Jennie; "Reapers" 

UA, Jl 30, 1867, 2-4 

hd • main 

POETRY 

PW:DS 

"Johannes" — Mrs. Doe's Problem 

UA Je 23, 1859, 2-1

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

Johns "The Song of the Housekeeper" 

POEtfS 

UA Je 8, 1895, 16.4 

Johnson, George Sands- "Afternoon 

in Autumn" (^f 11 ) 

JDP:EQ 

POEMS 

JDP:HR 

POE&IS 

, N 21, 1896, 

Johnson. Hilda. "Private Theatricals" 

(2") 

UA, D 31, 1892, 16-5 

Johnson, Laura W.: "The Oak and the Vine" 

UA Ja 2, 1874, 4-1 


POE;.:3 

Johnson, Arthur W.: "My Old Guitr.r" 

UA, HI, 1890, 10-7 

PCEilS 

Johnson, George Sands: "The 

Village V/eaver" (4 11 ) 

UA, N 28, 1896, 4-5 

JDP: JA 

POEMS 

POEuS 

Johnson, Hilda: "The Eternal 

Feminine 11 (l 1/3 in») 

UA, F 27, 1895, 4-5 

Johnson, Hprsrpret Drysdp^ e 

"For the C> ildren" 

UA 

S96,

P0EM3 

JP:FD 

Johnson, 

Philander,: 

UA, D 28, 

1893, 4-7 

POEMS 

O 

•Ennui"

POETRY 

Jones, Rosaline E. 

"February" • 

UA, P 20, 1886, 2-4 

CCP:IIB O 

POEMS 

GZ :FD 

Jones, Rosaline E*: "Bon Voyage"(£ col) 

UA, Mr 24, 1887, 6-1 

Jones, Rosaline E., "An Olden Song" 

(4") 

UA. 0 5, 1887, 6-3 

POEMS 

Jones, Rosaline E., "Kismet" 

UA Mr 31 1891 3-3 


P0Q.13 

Jones, Rosnline E. , "Sidereal" 

UA, Ap ?7, ' k 

Jones. Eosaline 1. (Geneva) "The Little Girl That 

Died." 

TJk, Ap. lU. 1S87, 7-3. 

CC:LG 

POEMS 

CL:RZ 

Jones, Rosaline E. (Geneva) "Autumnal" 

(3") 

UA N 10, 1887, 3-2 

POEMS 

Jones Sir William: "What Constitutes 

A State" 

UA, j a 8, 1875, 4-1 

Jcmjmmra

POEKS 

SL:FD 

Jordan • Bessie Q.: "Tell 

UA, Je 

POEMS 

JL:SC 

POEMS 

POEMS 

1, 1889, 

13-4 

• 

thy Love Now" 

Jordan, M. B. ; "The !Tew Child 11 

(8-) 

TJAf 0 6, 1897, 4-6 

Joyce, John A: "Genius" 

U Mr 3, 1894, 5-3 

Judge: "End of the Heroine" 

UA, F 20, 1895, 4-6 


poais 

MI.I:RP 

POEMS 

Jordan, David Starr! The Bond of Life 

UA i J e 29, 

Joy, 

Sarah L.: 

UA, N 20, 1873, 4-1 

WM : FD 

POELlS 

"For His Sake" 

"Trespassing on Eugen's Field", 

in Judge (5") 

UA, D 16, 1893, 

Judge: "The Flirting Code" 

• 

UA, F 25, 1895, 4-7

POEMS 

Judge "Original Baby Talk" (2 1/3") 

UA, Mr 19, 1897, 12-5 

CP:AA 

POSHS 

Judge "Daddy's Joe" 

UA, Ap 2, 1S96, 4-6 

POEMS 

POEMS 

•Leap Year 1 In Judge (4 in.) 

UA, 0 1, 1896, 6-6 

K« "Broken Pledges* 

Ap 2, 1868, 1-1 


POEMS 

POEMS 

Judge "Nora'fl Wedding" (3i - ) 

UA, Mr 22, 1897, 6-6 

CP.-AA 

"Archery" Judge 

UA, Ap 22, 1896, 

•:TL 

POEMS 

CG:RZ 

Judge: "When Husband Liefrts His Pipe" 

(1/3 col.) 

UA F 5. 1897. 4-6 

POEMS 

•I" 

"Spring" 

UA AP 11, 1868, 1-6 

JD/CCP

POEMS 

•K" 

JD:MB 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Two Hawthorn Blossoms* 

UA, My 9, 1868, 1-1 

•K.L." "Marion" 

UA, My 30, 1868, 1-1 

Kane, Lizzie, "Mrs. Nora Keogh 

UA., F 20, 1889, 2-6 

Kansas Journal, "In -the Days That Are 

To Be" (5J») 

UA, ilr S, 1S95, ^6 


POEMS 

K.L: 

UA, My 16, 1868, 1-3 

JD:ARO 

POEMS 

PWiMB 

POEMS 

1 CCP:JI 

"Requieflco" 

Kalisch, Rev. Dr. Fridor: 

• 

•War Song of the Unionists" inscribed 

to Lieut* A. Rosenthal. 

UA, 0 22, 1862, 2-5 

Kansas City Star: "The Boy Across 

the Way" (2i") 

Ag 25, 1894, 4.4 

Karr, Horace: "What I Saw in a Dream" 

UA Ja 7, 1871, 4-1

P0EM3 

Kavanagh, Jennie E., "Lines Written at 

a Soldier^ Grave" 

UA, Ja 29, 1863, 2-4 

ME:ARO 

POEiiS 

pwjmmm 

POEMS 

Kavanagh, Jennie E.—"God Bless McClellan" 

UA, 0 13, 1864, 2-3 

Kavanagh, Kathleen; "Accomplishments" 

OA, D 16, lS95t 12-2 

POEMS 

Keats, John, "Bright Star" 

UAf Je 1, 1868, 1-4 


POETRY 

PJV/UI 

Kavpnagh, Jennie E.: JI Our Colonel, Boys, 

is Dead" 

UA Mr 8, 1364, ?-5 

POEMS 

Kavanagh, Jennie E., "I Will Kiss You 

Goodbye" 

UA, My 5, 1877, 4-1 

WN:JMG 

POEMS 

Keane, Evan "Devotion" from "Spectator" 

UA Ja 18, 1896, 7-5 

POEMS 

Keefer, N.F., "The Swans' Wall" (2i") 

UA, N 30, 1885, 4-4

POEMS 

Kelley, Jarvle, "The Song of the 

Jellyfish" (3j") 

UA, N I?4, 1897, 6-6 

CCP:TL 

POEMS 

POEMS 

PW/CWV 

Kellogg, Llbble A., "Lines to Mrs. De 

Rlgge 1 

UA Ag 2, 1864, 2-4 

Kempner, Otto: "Who Saved Our 

Chief" (3 In.) 

UA Ag 30, 1831, 3-4 

Kendall, May, "Eetween The Lines" 

UA, N 21, 1893, 2-7 


I 

POEMS 

JUlRZ 

PCE. S 

-.3 

Kel'opp", E.:~., "Only a Circus Clown" 

UA, K lfl, 1876, 1-5 

H 

Poem In memory of Mary S. Kellog (Le Roy) 

UA S 6, 1892, 5-5 

Kempner Ctto— H :.:anly Attributes" 

UA, S 12, 1881, 1-4 

Kendall. May: "Between the Lines 

(3| In.) 

UA, N 21, 1893, 4-7

POQIS 

Kendall, May "Plaint of the 

Heroine of Fiction 11 

UA, Jl 22, 1895, 12-5 

FT:EQ 

ccp;rapm 

POEM 

JL:RZ 

POEMS 

Kennedy, Ed. — "A Convicts Lenient From 

The Work House" 

UA, N 7, 1865, 2-4 

Kenyon, James Y.: "Her Violin" 

UA D 10, 1694, 6-5 

Mrs. M. A. Kidder: "Our Saturday 

Nights". 

UA Ap 5, 1873, 1-1 

GTZlRZ 


POEMS 

SC:HR 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Kendrick, Ryland M., poem written for 

ground breaking ceremony for new 

Pel Upsilon building (4») 

UA, Je 14, 1892, 5-4 

Kenyon, James B.: "An Hour Glass" 

UA, Ja 23, 1897, 8-4 

Kerr, Joe: M The Count's Confession" (2") 

UA, Mr 27, 1994, 10-3 

JS:FD 

POEMS 

Kidder, Mrs. M# A., "Strength For 

Today" (2§ in.) 

UA S 9, 1876, 1-1

PCEMS 

POEMS 

SL:FD 

POEMS 

: er, ..;rr.. !.A. "7"0 C" rintnns 

Kimball, 

UA, Je 1, 

D?o, 13 1, 1-4 

Arthur 

1889, 

S.: "The 

11-1 

o 

Lament of the Rose" 

The Kindergarten Magazine: N A Lullaty" 

UA, My 16, 1896, 16-2 

JU.'EQ 

POEMS 

PClRZ 

King, John, "A Song" (2") 

UA Ja 14, 1868, 5-1 


POEMS 

POEMS 

Kldder, Mrs. !•.:. A.: "Everything Old" 

UA Jl 15, 1882 5-7 

Kimball, Henry: "The Last of his Tribe" 

UA, My 21, 1870, 1-4 

POEMS 

King, Ben: "Jane Jones 11 

UA Mr 3, 1894, 5-3 

POE&S 

Kingsley, Charles, "Song" 

UA Ja 10, 1H68, 4-1

P0EU3 

PEOMS 

POEMS 

Kingsley, Charles 

"Soft, Soft Wind." 

UA, Mr 1, 1879, 1-6 

Klngsley. Charles : "Youth and Age" 

UA, N 12, 1892, 14-4 

JL:AA 

m&*^.«mmk&m'***im, 

Kingsley, Charles F., "Louis Riel" 

(2*") 

UA, N 30, 1885, 4-2 

Kinney, Coates: "Our Only Day" (2") 

UA, Ag 11 > 1894 » 5 " 4 

JL:AA 


POEIIS 

JM:RZ 

POEKS 

JDP.-HR 

Klngsley, Charles: "Lay of the 

Last Buccaneer" 

UA Ag 20, 1892, 17-5 

0 

Klngsley, Charles, "Earl Haldan's 

Daughter" (3«) 

POEMS " 

WN:HR 

POEUS 

UA, D 31, 1892, 16-5 

Kingsley, George: "The Sands O'Dee" 

UA F 24, 1877 1-1 

Klnsey, E. L#: "To Margaret, My Widowed 

Friend" 

UA Ja 6, 1865, 2-3 

FD:JI

poais 

PO&iS 

29, 1597, 7- 

w Cn a 3urre-Jone8 

Kipling, Rudyard: "The Law for the Wolves" 

UA. Jl ?g, 12924., I4J.I4. (9") 

POEL:S 

POEMS 

JM:JI 

Ilfpling, 

Rudyard: 

UA, Jl 7, 

1894, 

O 

•Follow Me il Ome - 

5-5 

Kipling, Rudyard, "The 3ell Buoy" 

UA Ja 16, 1897, 7-3 

Kirk, H. C., "Kinks Blisters and Scollps" 

(5") Kiser, S. E; "The 

Needed" 

UA, D 2, 1876, 4-1 

PCEu.S 

Kiser, S.E., "When Doctor's Disagree" 

, C 9, 1897, 6-5 


Kiser, S.E.: "Auturn in Town 

and Country (* col.) 

UA, 0 18, 1897, 6-6

PQEU8 

Kieer, 8. £•, "A Boy's King" (l/3 col.) 

UA, 0 23, 1897, 6-6 

CCP:E3 

POEMS 

Klser, S. E.~"Crowding 11 (?") 

UA. D SP, 1896, 4-6 

ID?:AA 

POEMS 

POrHS 

"In Memorian" of Frank P. Connal 

by Kittle. 

UA Ap 1 1891 7-5 

FClAA 

Knowlton, Ada; "To An Absent Friend" 

UA Jl 20, 1872, 1-1 


POEMS 

liter, 

1 ; UA Ap 

f LM:JDP 

POEMS 

JC:RZ 

POEMS 

S. E. —"Tne 

29. 1897. «•-b 

• 

of Reason." 

Kiser, S. E. "The Coward" (6") 

UA Ja 8, 1897, 10-2 

Klussman, Dora 

"Is It?" (3») 

UA, II 11, 1332, 5-1 

Knowlton, Ada, "Regret 11 

Oi, Ja 11, 167?, 1-3 

JD:AHO

POEMS 

•Live for Something" by Ida Knowlton 

Stratton 

UA, Ap 3, 1886, 2-5 

AJC:FD 

POEMS 

POEHS 

Krez, Conrad: "Bradley and Hayes" 

UA Ap 18, 1877, 3-4 

L.A.W. f "Children's Corner" 

UA, 0 28. 1897, 12-4 

L.B.T. "Poets" 

UA, Jl 19,3fifi4, 4-2 


POEUS 

Kobbe, 

UA, D 

CCP: EQ, 

P03*IS 

Gustave, 

10, 1697 , 6-6 

"The Golfing Parson" 

Kroeker, Kate Freilie-raoh: "Sonnets From 

My Garden" (^") w * 

UA. Ji ?s, ISPk, h-k 

JL:LG 

L. A. W, Bulletin: "At the Post-Office 

Vendor" 

UA, My 27, 1897, 4-7 

POETRY 

GZ:FD 

L.C,: "A Warning" 

UA, 0 8, 1880, 4-2

POEMS 

POEMS 

(3"?* 

GP:AA 

W# iRe8lllt8 of 

Mr 17, 1897, 12-4 

*£2£3^_ * 

Education" 

Lead, Walter "Ode from Hafi*" (2") 

UA, Mr 13, 1897, 7-4 

JL:AA 

POEMS 

CO :JT3P 

POEM 

Leonard, P.—"The Perfect Wife." 3". 

UA Mr 3, 1897. 12-2 

Lincoln, Joe: "Waiting for the Mall" 

UA, My 22, 1897, 6-6 

JLSEQ 


POEI.:S 

POEMS 

L.C.Ci., M The Printing Press. M 

UA, Ja 10, lcC'i, 1-5 

Lee, Franklyn W. ; "Lent" (2") 

UA, Mr 9, 1897, 12-1 

CG:JA 

P0E1..S 

—Life: "The Arrcrp.nt Frog" (i col.) 

UA, C 15, 1897, 4-5 

JL:JA 

••• 

POEiiS 

Lincoln, Joe, W A College Training" (7 W ) 

UA, 0 27, 1897, 4-6 

CCP:E

POEMS 

Lincoln, Joe, "Jim- (J colj 

UA, D 9, 1897, .4.6 

CCP:EQ 

POEUS 

Lincoln, Joe—"A Crushed H c r^." ? 

UA L 13. 1? C 7 c-c 

L.L. "Hurrah for Hoffman" 

0 UA, N 9, 1870, 2-5 

L*L«D». "The Day Is Dark and Dreary" 

(7-) 

UA, 0 31, 1891, 3-4 


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Lincoln, Joe—"Th* Minister's 

UA D 11, 1337 20-1 

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"Fallen of the Thirteenth" 

vrjroram 

POEMS 

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L.L: "At Windsor" 

UA, S 29, 1887, 2-4 

lb in ran 

POEMS 

L.M. : "Autumnal Guests" 

UA, 

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S 22, 1894, 4-4

POEMS 

JA 

L*W., "DeTrop" (2~ H ) 

UA, Je 1, 1395, 7-6 

POEMS 

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POETRY 

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POEMS 

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L. 11. B; 

•Bigjitly Improve Your Time. • 

UA, Ap 2, 1858, 3-1 

L. M. B "The Ghole at the Gate", 

UA Jl 26, 1865 2-3 

L. U. C. 

•The Farm House Gate". 

UA F 1, 1868, 1-4 


POEMS 

FD:JS 

POEMS 

FD:MB 

POETRY 

L. M. B. 

•The Rest for me" 

UAt F 12, 1858, 3-1 

L.M.B. 

•The Departed One C e 3 x\ 

UA, Ap 16, 1858, 3-5 

L.M.B., "Only A Dime M 

UA, N 27, 1SSO, 6-5 

CCP:ARO 

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POELIS 

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L. U. C: "Driving on the Ave. M 

UA F 15, 1368, 1-1

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L. K. C. "Far and Near 11 . 

UA Ja 21, 1871 1-1 

L.r.C.: "Fasting 11 

UA, Ag 7, 1880, 4-1 

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L.M.D.; Lines by 

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L.M.E.: "Rule of Life* (lj") 

UA, 8 30, 1885, 4-2 


POBJS 

•LMC" — "The Old Man." 

UA, 8 6, 1879, 3-1 

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L.U.D., w A Mother's Love" 

UA, Ja 8, 1870, 1-4 

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"Our Valentines". 

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L. M. F. 

"Easter." (3") 

UA, Mr 24, 1883, 3-4 

L. M. F : "The Altar Flower" 

UA 12, 1883, 3-2 

L. K. F.: "Within the Temple" 

UA S 29, 1883, 4-3 

L.M.F.: "Anniversary Flowers" (3") 

UA, D 21, 1883, 1-5 


POEMS 

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L.M.F. , "Vi'-lets 

UA, Ap f»O, 1883, 3-3 

L.M.F : "For Jessie" 

UA, Jl 7, 1883, 3-2 

POEMS 

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L. M. F.: "How Long" 

UA, N 1, 1883, 1-1 

L.M.F.: "Birthday Thoughts" 

UA, D 28, 1883, 1-5

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L. M. T.I 

UA Ag 7, 

"On Horseback N) 

1888, 6-3 

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"When Molly Bathes the Eaby" Ladles Home 

Journal (3O 

POEMS 

POE::S 

Laflamboy, Jeannette: "The 

Children's Corner" (3 in.) 

UA, D 4, 1896, 

Larnar, Sen. II* B. 

"The Daughter of Lendoza". 

UA D 2C, 1G67, 1-6 

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POEMS 

L. 0. L.— w Futurity" 

Written for the Union on the eve of. his 

21st birthday. 

UA, F 12, 1857, 3-1 

PW 

POEMS 

POEJS 

POEM 

Ladles Home Journal 

UA, F 9, 1895, 4-5 

•Alone" (3") 

La Gallienne, Richard "Home 0 (3") 

UA Ap 6, 1895, 6-5 

La Marssllalse, Jane: "Labor's Marselllais 

UA, 3 22, 1894, 4-4 

JLIAA

POE.IS 

Lamberton, '-Irs. A, B. M To 

or Not to Wheel" 

UA, Je 13, 10-1 

CCP:EQ 

POETRY 

Lamberton, Mrs. Eunice B., »The Literary 

Grub 1 * 

UA, Ja 17, 1867, 2-4 

PJY:ARO 

POELS 

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POEMS 

Lamberton, ilrs. Eunice 3., "To a Sister" 

UA, Hr 23, 1667, 1-4 

Lamberton, Mrs. Eunice, "A Season to 

Die" 

UA Ja 11, 1868, 1-4 


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Lamberton, I'ra. Eunice B. : 

"Out In the Rain" 

UA, j a 

4, 1867, 2-4 

Lamberton, Mrs. Eunice B.: "Abram Uosely 11 

UA F 9, 1867, 1-1 

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Lamberton, Mrs. Eunice B., "My Jewels" 

UA, Je 1, 1857, 1-3

POEM 

Lamberton, E. B., "Spirit Voices" 

UA, Ap 25, 1868, 4-1 

CF:ARO 

POEMS 

GTZ:HR 

POEMS 

Lamberton, Mrs. Eunice B. 

To Fry" 

UA Ja 21, 1874 2-5 

"Other Fish 

Lamberton, Mrs. Eunice S. "Matthew 

xix:24"- 

CMPINR 

POEMS 

WN:JMO 

UA Ap 5, 1875 2-6 

Lamberton, Mrs. Eunice B., "Watching 

for Deer" (3 1/2") 

UA, S 9, 1S76, 2-6 


POEMS 

Lamberton, Eunice B#, "An Indian Legend" 

UA, F 8, 1873, 1-1 

GTZ:ARO 

POEMS 

Laraberton, 

UA, Ap 11, 

POEMS 

WN:HR 

POEMS 

I-rs. 

1874, 

E. B.: 

1-1 

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"Other Days" 

Lamberton, Mrs. Eunice B.: "The Frogs" 

UA My 26, 1875 4-1 

Lamberton, Mrs. Eunice 

Mermaid's ^. 

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UA Mr 25, 1378

PCE.1S 

Lamberton, Lira. Eunice B: 

Canp Roeheater- 

UA, Ag; 27, 1678, 2-6 

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POQiS 

Lambertcn, !lrs. Eunice 3 

Glaus Caught" (3") 

D 23, 1393, 12-3 

Laapman, A.9 "Winter Evening" 

UA, D 1, 1888, 11-5 

Lampnan, Archibald; "The Ruin of the 

xear" 


POEMS 

JG:JI 

POEMS 

Lamberton, Eunice B., "Santa Claue 

Caught" (5 in.) 

UA D 26, 1885, 2-1 

Lamberton, Martha Hussey, M Moonligit 

UA N 1, 1886, 2-5 

POEMS 

JM:J£ 

POEMS 

Laapman, Archibald: "To My Daughter" 

(i col.) 

UA, Jl 6, 1894, 4-7 

Lampton, J. W. f "The Universal Song" 

(3") 

UA, Ap 20, 1895, 6-6 

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Lampton, W. J.t "Love" 

UA Ap 119 1895, 6-6 

in.) 

Lampton, w. J. : "A Blaze of Glory" 

UA Jl 13, 1895, 4-4 

Lampton, '"ill J: "If" 

UA, H 3, 1894, 4-3 

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POEMS 

Lance, Van R#: "The Bore" 

UA Ja 27, 1877, 4-1 


POBiS 

POEL r S 

Lanpton, W. J., "Plowln nnd Fiehln" 

UA, My ?3, 1695» 

Lampton, Will J. : "The Sweet Girl 

Graduate" (2") 

UA Je 10, 1693, 16-3 

POELIS 

Lance, Van R., A parody on "The Holid 

Supper" 

UA D 31, 1872, 4-1 

Lance, R. Van, "The Editor's Dream" 

, P 17, I877, ^-

POEMS 

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POEMS 

Ung, 

UA D 

A.: 

26, 

•Lines" 

18949 4-6 

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Lang. Andrew, "How the Maid Marched from 

Blole" (1/5 col.) 

ITA, Jl 14t 1894, 4-4 

JM:JI 

POEHS 

JA 

Lang, Andrew,; M Olci Loves" 

UA, F 2, 1895, 9-4 

POELS 

pTMI 

Lang, Andrew: "Metempsychosis 11 

UA, A? 31, 1895, 5-4 


POEMS 

MM:RZ 

POSdS 

Lang, Andrew: "Another Way" 

UA Mr 5, 1890, 5-1 

(3-) 

Lang, Andrew; "Ballade of the New Woman" 

UA. D l, ig9li. L|—i- 

Lang-, Andrew, "Ballade of a Ne^ ôman" 

(411 

UA, kg 2, 1895, 4-5 

POEMS 

UUiJDP 

Lang, Andrew—"Ballade of Priaitire Man." 

UA Ap 3, 1597- 9-3

POEMS 

Lang, Francis J , "Anger Feigned" 

J L;TL 

POETRY 

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POEMS 

JL:JI 

^ ^ 

POETRY 

CCP:KAL 

Ap 19, 1895, 4-7 

Langdon, Carl—-The Serenade< 

UA, D 19, 1857, 3-3 

Lanz, Andrew: "The Old Books 11 

UAf Ap 2g, l&9ht 9-7 

Lareom, Lucy, "Skipper Ben" 

UA, D 2, 1865, 1-1 


POETRY 

UA 

PM 

Langdon, 

«Elfine n 

Carl 

1857 3-1 

Langster, Margaret 2. "The Letter 

She Did Not Write" (6") 

UA, Ap ?, 1596, 

POEMS 

Laroem, Luoey, wrote: "Where Does the 

Snow Oo" 

UA, Mr 28, 1896, 4-3 

Jm;JI 

POELiS 

Lareom, Lucy; "Plant a Tree" 

UA My 1*, 1SS9, 1?-^ 

1

Larcom , Lucy: 

"A Death 

UA, 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JC:RZ 

P0EH3 

NT.-1CB 

Ap 21, 

1893 

i 

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and a Life" 

8-1 

The Lark: "A Daughter of the North 

UA, My 25, 1896, 4-5 

•Chant Royal of Romance That Is Hot 

Dead" from the Lark. (8") 

UA Mr 21, 1896, 8-5 

Lamed, Augusta: 

"Milestones" 

UA, Jl 5, 1879, 4-2 


POEM3 

2U3 

POEMS 

Larcom, Lucy, "Arbor Day" 

UA, My g, 1896, U-«5 

The Lark "Ballade of Dreams 

Transposed" (3 1/3") 

UA. Je 15, 1895, 5-5 

POEMS 

•\r 

POEMS 

Augusta Larned; "Autumnal Picture?" 

U^, 0 13, 1877, 

CCP:JI 

Larned. Augusta: "The Milkweed" 

(3 in.) 

UA, My 8, 1895, 12-1 

•^w^^WBff 1

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JA 

POEMS 

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POEMS 

Lathrop, 

UA, Mr 

G.P.J "I 

17, 1894, 

Loved You Once" 

5-3 

Laug, Andrew "Song of Odyssens" 

UA, 0 5, 1895, 5-4 

POETRY 

77N LM 

Lawry, Mrs. A. M. 

•The Stars" 

UA, 0 2, 1869, 4-1 

Layard, Nina Frances "T v e E'/enlng Primrose" 

aA Je 2", 1'92, 11-4 

JL:VMP 


POEMS 

Lathrop, 

Snow" 

UA, D 12, 

CCP:HR 

POEMS 

George 

1891, 

Parsons, "Before the 

12-7 

Lawrence, St. G.: "A Safe Attachment" 

UA, My 19, 1894, 7-3 

JL:JA 

POEMS 

JA 

POEMS 

Layard, G-eorge Soners: "To a G-Ilt" 

UA, F 2, 1395, 3-5 

Lazarus, Emma, "A March Violet" 

UA, I^r 27, 1875, 4-1 

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POEI.IS 

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L:'.-r»**vs, £:r.nJ tt Cn t 

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UA Je Z69 1875, 1-1 

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^n 1 to Byron." 

Learned, James E, in Harpers: "Witch 

Hazel" (4?r") 

UA Ap 14, 1894, 4-4 

POETRY 

1 POEI£ 

LeBaron, JIarie: "The Autumn Raln M 

UA, N 13, 1875, 1-5 

1 Lee, 

1 HDA, 

1 ARO 

Eva; 

0 4, 

"Song 

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of the 

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POEMS 

Leamy, Edward, "A Royal Love". 

UA.t Nov. 3, 1888, 10-1 

PC:FAD 

PCEM3 

MC:FD 

Leather, Robinson K.: "Rest" (2i") 

UA, Mr 1, 1895, 4-5 

POEMS 

Lecky, W. E. H., "On An Old Song" 

UA, D 12, 1891, 12-7 

CCP:Hl 

POETRY 

Lee, &• Slracoe Every Star—Thirty Four, 

UA, Ap 26, 1861, 2-5

POEMS 

CL:HH 

POEMS 

MMRZ 

Lee, Joseph, "The Crape on the Door" 

UA, F 19, 1887, 3-2 

Le Gallienne, Richard: "Two World 

Flowers• 

UA D 29, 1894, 4-4 

POEMS 

JS:HR 

POEMS 

Leland, Charles Godfrey, "The Beautiful 

Witch" (4«) 

UA, Mr 29, 1894, 10-5 

Lennox, May, "In the Portrait Gallery" 

(3") 

UA, D 30, 1892, 8-1 

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POEMS 

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POEMS 

JD:JMG 

P0EU9 

FD:ARO 

Lee, Win. Sergeant; "Joan of Arc". 

UA Ag 9, 1873 1-4 

Leland, Chas., "Ladles Boots" 

UA, Je 5, 1868, 4-1 

Lena. "Ah Essay on Surprise Parties" 

UA, Mr 11, 1858, 3-1 

POEMS 

Lescow, 

UA 

1 ccp/av 

Constance G., 

F 3, 1871, 2-4 

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•The Two Come

Leîs, 

UA, 0 

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POEMS 

Charlton !.!: 

f?c, 1894, 

Leyden, John 

The Evening Star. 

"Sunset" 

5-4 

UA, My 12, 1868, 1-1 

POEMS 

JLrRZ 

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POE1IS 

Life: "A Farewell" (3") 

UA Je 17, 1893, 15-4 

Ufe, "A Happy Man" (icol) 

UA, Ap 23, 1894, 4-7 

JM:JA 

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POEMS 

JL.-JI 

rS.Q 

POEMS 

JM:JI 

POEL1S 

Lewis, John N.t "A Lullaby From 

The Block" (3 in.) 

UAf Mr 21, 1895, 6-7 

Liobie-Ti:e Present .-w 

"A Poet 1 s Predicament 11 in Life 

(2i in.) 

UA, Mr 31, 1894, 6-7 

"An Arcadian Flirtation" in Life. (3 n ) 

UA Je 30, 1894, 12-7

POEMS 

JM:JI 

Life: "By the Sea" (24 In.) 

UAt Jl 21, 1894, 5-4 

POELiS 

JA 

—Life; "T'vo Letters" (3") 

UA, My 13, 1995, 4-5 

POEMS 

JA 

•I 

POEMS 

JCJRZ 

—Life; M A Ballade of Forgotten 

Loves" (3") 

UA, Je 29, 1895, 4-4 

Life: "On a Cathodograph of a Lady" 

UA Mr 21, 1896, 8-5 


POEMS 

Life "The Mechanics of It" 

(3») 

UA, A>,1395, 4-6 

POEMS 

JA 

Life: "Some Sunday School Tr erse" 

di") 

UA, Je 21, 1395, 4-5 

-r*J>M»,sl^>^:»3Sj^.^ 

POEMS 

JC:JI 

POE1XS 

JM:JT 

Life: "A Descent of Man" (4 In*) 

UA, Mr 7, 1896, 6-6 

Life: "The Fall of Corydon 1 

UA, Mr 27, 1896, 4-6

POEMS 

1 VM:TL 

In Life 

UA, Ap 

POEMS 

•The 

11 • 

Books 

1896, 

• 

I Ought 

4-5 

Life's Calendar: "Her Reason" 

UA, Mr 13, 1895, 4-6 

Lincoln, Joe—"Santa Claus" 

UA, D 24, 1896, 4-2 

POEUS 

JUlJl 

to Read" 

Lindsay, Blanche: "To A Violinist" 

Ap 18, 1896, 8-5 


POEMS 

In 

UA, 

VIVI:TL 

POEMS 

life 

AP 

"The 

23. 

Stupid Man" 

1896, 

Life 1 8 Calendar "Cap and Bills" 

UA, Mr 16, 1895, 6-7 

POEMS 

Lindsay, Blanche: "To a Fair Maid" 

(3 In.) 

UA, Mr 28, 1895, 6-6 

Linn, Edith Willis: "Aspiration" 

UA, Ap 29, 1893, 10-7 

KWlAA

POELS 

POEMS 

JA 

Linvrood, Clay, "Llinnie L-V.TI" 

UA 

r 20, 18C8, 2-4 

Lippmann, Julie M.: "Phoebe 11 

UA, Je 2, 1894, 5-4 

POEMS 

RLlJMG- 

POEMS 

GTZlMB 

Livingston, May, "Dying in Winter." 

UA, N 22, 1375, k-1 

Locker, Frederick: 

•It Might Have Been." 

UA, Ja 8, 1874, 4-1 


POEMS 

J1:RZ 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Lippinoott's Magazine: "At the 

Old Tryeting Place" (2") 

UA Je 24, 1893, 16-2 

,,^,^^m a 

Lippmann, Julie U*9 wrote: "Life" 

UA, Mr 28, 1896, 4-3 

Llovd, Lee: "The Songs that Riley Sings 1 

UA, Je 27, 1894, 4-6 

JL:FD 

POEMS 

CP:MB 

Locker, Frederick 

"Mrs. Smith." 

UA, S 11, 1875, 1-5

POETRY 

POETRY 

POEMS 

FD.'llC 

POEMS 

Lodor, :.:ro, F. W., "To Ky 

Mother" 

RD'J, F .", .65-, o-:? 

Loder, F. W. Mrs, (Rochester) 

"Prayer of Bitterness 11 

RDU, A? 3, 1856, 2-4 

Loder, F. W. (Mrs.) 

•They Are Little Girls Together* 

UA, Mr 30, 1858, 3-1 

"On An Old Song" in the London Academy. 

(3" ) 

UA, D 19, 1891, 12-1 

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1 

POETRY 

PC 

m:r.m 

Loder, Mrs. F. W.— 

To Lottie L. D. 

:s 

RDU, Mr 11, 1856, 3-1 

Loder, 

RDU, N 

lips , F. 

27, 

1856 

v;. 

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3-1 

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'"•-• i iirfrii 

Josephine" 

Loder, Mrs. F. W. "Hope^ Whisper 

to the Soul" 

UA Ag 21, 1858, 3-1 

London American, 5 eight word poems 

given 

UA, Mr 9, 1896, 4-6

POEMS 

London Antheneum, "Memory 11 (2") 

UA, Ap 20, 1895, 4-4 

JL:TL 

POEMS 

AL:TL 

"A Poster Tragedy" in London Figaro 

UA, 0 17, igo 6, 7-lj. 

POEMS 

AL:MS 

POEMS 

MWlBZ 

•Book that Helped Me Moat M in 

London Globe (l w 5 

UA, 0 3, 1896, 4-5 

•His Fiance's Fad" three verses 

from London Plck-Me-Up 

UA F 11, 1896, 6-6 


"In Town 11 — In the London Fnrro. (

POEMS 

VJ:JI 

POEMS 

•The Pretty Simpleton", London 

Punch 

UA, N 20, 1891, 3-1 

London Recorder : "The Children's Corner 1 

(8-) 

UA Ap 4, 1896, 20-4 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

,-jpiifv.-,-;*;*. v-cr^s 

London Spectator: "Man and Nature" (4 a ) 

UA Jl 23, ie94, 4-6 

POKES 

"The bullet Proof Uniform" fron the 

London Times, 

UA, Ap 24, 1893, 8-1 


POEMS 

MC:FD 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JC:RZ 

1 POEMS 

1 JL 

London Punch: "The Sly Oyster" 

UA, Mr 1, 1895, 4-6 

London Sketch: "A-Wheeling" 

UA, Jl 18, 1896, 7-3 

n A Robin", London Spectator 

UA Ja 18, 1896, 7-5 

London 

UA My 

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Truth : "Three Kinds of Weddings" 

27, 

1893, 16-4 

•

POEMS 

London Truth, "British Eduoation Up To 

Datt" 

UA, Ur 18, 1895, 6-7 

POEMS 

"Education Up To Date" 

UA Je 19, 1895, 12-5 

CCP:LG 

POEMS 

IBIHR 

MB 

POETRY 

^-»^-J" r".-W2t»'*^ 

London Truth 

•TO My Lady* 8 Sleeve" London World 

UA, H 18, 1893, 4-3 

Longfellow: "A Slmilie" 

UA S .25, 1669, 4-1 


POEMS 

CCP:JI 

POEMS 

.T ! -7 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

London Truth I "An Ode to the Sleeve - 

(4 in.) 

UA, Ap 30, 1895, 12-2 

London Truth: "The X-Ray« 

UA Ap 6, 1896, 6-6 

London World: "The Debutantes'Dream" 

(t col.) 

PO&dS 

UA Jl 24, 1894, 10-5 

11 A Song of Sunlight" in Longman's 

Magazine W x ) 

UA, D 16, 1893, 2**-6

POEMS 

•The Decent Widdie Wunman," 

Longman• s Magazine 

UA, My 5, l&k. 

JL:EQ 

PCEMS 

Longman's Magazine: "A Remonstrance" 

(4 M ) 

UA, S 1, 1694, 5-3 

POEUS 

Loomis, Charles Battell wrote 

"The Evolution of a Name" 

UA, My 12, 1S9*, 9-3 

JM:EQ 

••1 

POEMS 

8L:JDP 

Lord, William S.—"The Drinking Fountain." 

UA Je 11, 1889, 5-1 


POEMS 

& FOE: 

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.Longmans Ma pa z In e; N A 

UA. Ag 13, 1g9.lL f 

JL:LG 

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POEMS 

JL:JI 

Look, 

Sally 

UA, Ag 

U-6 

O 

John B, 1ines 

on the 

Dennison 

17 1867 

, ,-0 

Loomis, Charles Battell: "Ten 

Dollars Worth of Soul" (2* In.) 

UA, Mr 22, 1895, 4-7 

P0EM8 

JL:JI 

• 

Remonstrance" (2/5 col) 

deatli of !.'rs. 

Lord, William 8., "Love A Prisoner 11 

(2 1/3 in.) 

UA, My 23, 1894, 4-7

POEHB 

JS:JI 

PCEkS 

Lord, William 8.: "The Booka I Have 

Not Read" 

UA, F 16, 1895, 4-4 

Lord, 

li" lien" (3 M ) 

UA, D 26, 1896, 7-7 

JDP:M 

POELIS 

Jk 

S. —"The Ballpde of Br?ve 

Lome, ; "Highland Courting" 

(3 1/3") 

UA, Je 1, 199F-, 7-6 

POMS 

JLSJI 

Louls9 Alfred H#, wrote: "The Final 

ford« 

UA, Mr 28, 1896, 4-3 


POE:.. S. 

FT:JI 

JA 

POQi 

ME: MB 

Lord 

UA, Ag 

Llli am S.: 

31, 

1895, 

0 

"To AButterfly"' 

5-4 

Loring, J.A. : "Autumnal '- T u?s w (?") 

UA, D ?.3, 1^3, 4-4 

Lottie "On the Death of Cousin John" 

UA, Ja 7, 1863, 2-3

POSi'S 

Louisa, Clara "Autumn 11 

UA, !'y P8, lPTO, 4-1 

jD:A?.o 

POEliS 

Louis, Clara: Lines on the death 

of W. S. Lay 

UA, S 2, 1859, 2-4 

,:FD 

POE^S 

PCELS 

Louisville Courier Journal: "A Woodland 

Flov/er" (2") 

UA, Lly 1, 1886, 4-1 

Love, Robertus D.: "Joe Bowers 1 

Brother Ike" (9 in.) 

UA, Ap 13, 1895, 4-4 


POELIS 

JD: ;R 

POEMS 

Louisa, Ci^ra, "Ibuntain Sonnet 11 

UA, I.:y P9, 186?, 1-6 

Louise, Clara; 'The Rirer of Life." 

UA, Jl 19, 1869^ 4-1 

FD:MB 

POEMS 

Love, R« D., "The Doom of the Conemaugh" 

UA, Je 15, 1889, 16-5 

POEMS 

LoveJoy, George 

That Lovely Stream. 

UA, My 9, 1868, 1-6

POEMS 

1 AD:JUG 

Lovejoy, Oeo,, 

"June" 

UA, Je 10, 1868• 

4-1 

POEUS 

- LQveJoy, Geo. Newell, 

POEMS 

Will Bless 

UA, Ap 18, 

JD:ARO 

JD:A 0 

Love joy,

POFMS 

POEuS 

Lovejoy, Geo. Newell: "Environment" 

UA My 11, 1894, 6-7 

Lovejoy, George Newell: "A Confession" 

UA, Je 2, 1894, 6-7 

Lore Joy. Geo. Newell: "Missed" 

(i col.) 

POEIIS 

Lovejoy, George Newell: "Critic and Poet" 

UA, Uy 19, 1894, 6-7 

POEKS 

Lovejoy, George Newell: "Opposites" 

UA Je 30, 1894, 6-5 

Lovejoy, George Newell: "The Old 

Kearsarge" (1") 

UA Ag 4, 1894, 6-5 UA, Ag 11, 1394, 6-6 

Lovejoy, George Newell: "Mother's 

Growing Old" (3") 

UA S 8, 1894, 6-5 


JL:RZ 

Lovejoy, George Newell: "Sad Love 

Will Still Remember" (l") 

UA S 15, 1894, 6-»5

POEMS 

JL:FD 

Love Joy, Oeo. Newell; "A Song of Home 11 

UA, S 22, 1894, 6-5 

POK.:S 

Lovejoy, George ;Ce- r ell: 

Philosophy" 

UA, N 3, 1894, 10-6 

:.;.:: TL 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

POEMS 

"Every-day 

Lovejoy, George Newell: "On Sea and 

Shore" 

UA D 22, 1894, 20-7 

Lovejoy, George Newell; "The Widow Dame" 

UA, D U, 1595, 5-5 

FT:EQ 


POE..S 

Lcveloy, 

Kan" 

UA, 0 P6, 1H94, 6-6 

:.:TL 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

POEMS 

KC: 

POEMS 

JC:RZ 

Ke'"ftll; "The Good in p. 

Lovejoy, George Newell: "Farewell 1 

UA D 8, 1894, 17-1 

Loveloy, Geo. Newell: "Parting Lovers" 

UA, Mr 2, 1895, 4-5 

Lovejoy. George Newell: "Marguerite" 

(4") 

UA Mr 24, 1896, 12-2

POE2J9 

Lovejoy, George Newell; 

Mfe Plnyed In Church Together" 

UA, Ap ?0, 1896, 6-6 

POEMS 

POEAIS 

Loveman, Robert, "From Far Japan" 

UA, D 8, 1896, 4-6 

Lover, Sanuel: "The Irish Llermaid. •' 

UA Ag 28, 1380, 5-5 

Low, J«hr W. H Cnestnut Time" 

-A S ?l i-Lc^f 6-6 


POEMS 

POEMS 

Lovejoy. George Newell "There is a 

Life Beyond" (l N ) 

UAf Mr 199 1897, 12-4 

CP:AA 

Lover, Samuel: "The Quaker and the Robber" 

UA, Mr 24, 1877, 1-1 

Lovett, II* Helen Fraser: "The Kings 

Roses" (2") 

POELIS 

UA, D 10, 1892, 14-3 

Lo'-e, Martha Perry; "To the Daughters 

of Spain" 

UA, Ja 15, 1870, 1-1

POEMS 

Lowe, 

MM:EQ 

POEMS 

JD:HR 

POEMS 

Martha 

0 20, ] 

Perry; 

• 

• 

"The 

Lovers" 

Lowell, J.R. "An Indian Summer Reverie" 

pC:LR 

UA N 6, 1S8S, 5-1 

PCEMS 

Lowell, 

Sea" 

UA Je 

Lowell, James Russell: Now is the High 

Tide of the Year- 

UA, Jl 30, 1892, 14-4 

JM:AA 

• 

# 

James R.: "Sonnets from Over 


19, 1875 1-5 1 

PCEfc'9 

SC:HR 

PO~TRY 

mmm 

Lowe, Samuel H., H The Land They Saved 11 

written for dedication of Soldiers* 

Monument (If ccl.) 

UA, My 30, 189?, 9-3 

jones Russell Lo-e!l "An 

I'A, Jl G, 1 2 ,:7, _-•: 

POEMS 

Lowell, J. R«, "Written In an Album" 

UA, N 7, 1891, 3-1 

Lowell, James Russell, "Psolo to 

Francesca" (2") 

UA, D 14, 1893, 4-7

POEMS 

VL:FD 

POEMS 

Lowell, James Russell: "Love and Thought" 

(2") 

UA, D 29, 1693, 4-7 

•Valentine" four verses by James Russell 

ll 

UA, F 14, 1896, 4-5 

MW:TL 

PCE-1S 

Lowell, Sara E.: "The Old Lovers" 

(2 l/3 fi ) 

UA, Lly 17, 1895, 12-4 

CC?;JA 

PCETRY 

CCP:!

POEUS 

POETRY 

CCP:JIAL 

T~£ •T."T' 

POEMS 

PW:AB 

Lov/ry, 1'rs. Anna!:., "Lnofcine BacLv/ard' 1 

UA Ja 13, 1866, 2-4 

Lowry Anna M. , "0, Spend A Part of the 

Time, Girls" 

UA, Mr 17, 1866, 1-7 

Lowry,' Anna ?'.—"The Flowers' 

U-., Ap 12, l8ob, 2-3 

Lowry, Anna U., "To- 

UA, My 9, 1866, 1-3 


POEMS 

Lowry, Mrs. Anna V.: "Lines" 

UA, Ja 17, I6ob, 2-4 

POEMS 

FD:JS 

POEMS 

Lowry, Mrs. Anna M., "Lines" 

UA Mr 28, 1866 2-4 

Lowry, Anna M,, "Rest" 

UA, My 4, 186c, 2-3 

Lowry, Krs. Anna M., "Let Us Make The 

World The Better" 

UA, My 15, 1866, 2-4

PCEMS 

POEMS 

Lowry, Urs. Anna, "Event n;- 11 

U A , Je 5, I960, 1-6 

Lowry, Urs. II.A.: "Hope, A Sonnet" 

UA, Ag 9, 1869, 4-1 

P02TRY 

Lowry, Anna M. 

"The River Road." 

UA, S 11, 1869, 1-4 

Lowry, H. D. —"Exotics" (2 M ) 

UA, D 26, 1896, 7-7 

IDP:AA 


POEMS 

Lowry, 

UA, Ait 

v?r\ * cmm 

POETRY 

Mrs. Ann 

9, 186P, 

- 

r.i,: 

4-1 

i 

"Mollle Todd" 

Lowry, Mrs. A. M,: "Stanzas" 

UA Ag 21, 1869, 1-1 

WN:JI 

•tîi?*^^ 

POEMS 

CCP:MB 

POEMS 

PC:RZ 

Lowry, Anna V: 

"Worship the Lord." 

UA, My 6, 1871, 4-1 

Lukens , Henry 

UA F 

Clay: 

12, 1889 , 5-2 

( 

» 

"Voiceless 

Visitants"

POEMS 

JL:SC 

POEMS 

RL:RZ 

POETRY 

LR:FZ 

Uidlow, John; "Elijah Brown." (£ ool) 

UA, 0 1, 1897, 4-5 

Lyle, Wm. : "The Newsboy." 

UA F 10, 1877, 1-1 

Lyle, Wm.: "A Scottish Ballad" 

UA 0 3, 1883, 1-3 

POETRY 

Lyle, Wlllipm, "Dividend" 

UA N 17, 1883, 1-3 

CCP:LR 


POEMS 

JL:JI 

Luamis, Dorothea: "An Old Sorrow" 

UA, N 26, 1894, 6-6 

POETRY 

Lyle, Wm.: "Does Death End All?" 

UA, SI, 1883, 1-3 

LP.: FD 

m m m 

PQEl'.S 

CCD 

Lyle, Wm., "The Harvest L'oon" 

UA, C 22, 1883, 1-3 

POE:.:S 

Lyle, Wm., "Thansgivine;" (3") 

UA N 28, 1683, 3-2 

LR:LR

POFTrY 

CL:RZ 

Lyle, Wm.: "Culloden" (3 M ) 

UA D 22, 1883, 5-1 

POEKS 

PW:MB 

Lyle , William 

•The Devil 

UA, 

1 s Auction". 

F 29, 1884, 1-3 

PCEI;3 

Lyle, William, "A Fair Exchange" (3") 

• 

UA, An 19, 1884, 4-1 

LG.-A-C 

POEMS 

, Wm.: "The •Flower" of the East" 

, Je 3, 1884, 4-2 


POEI.S 

Byle, William, "Aneath the Hawthorn* Tree" 

UA F 9, 1R84, 1-1 

CC:LR 

POEMS 

v Lyle, William, "Yonder Hill" 

UA, Mr 14, 1884, 1-5 

PJ?.':ARO 

POEMS 

Lyle, William: "A Rhyme for the Time. • 

UA My 10, 1884, 1-5 

POETRY 

Lyle, lm., "Cured With A Word" 

UA ^Jl 7, l&Bk9 2-2

POETRY 

Lyle, 1fm. 

UA Jl 

IB:LR 

POETRY 

6, 

"Ode 

1885, 

to the 

• 

Toy Pistol"f 

m 

Lyle, Wm., "First Love", 

UA, Ag 11, 1885, 4-2 

CCP:HR 

POEMS 

Lyle, Wm.,"There Is no God" 

UA S 29, 1885, 4-2 

Lyle, Wm., "The Ship That Never 

Returns". 

OA, N 13, 1885, 4-4 


POEMS 

Lyle, Win., "Holle" 

UA, Jl 16, 1885, 4-2 

POEMS 

Lyle, Wm., "The Heart of the King 1 

UA, Ag 24, 1885, 4-2 

CCP:AB 

POEMS 

MStLR 

Lyle, wm.: "The Leaves" 

UA 0 17, 1885, 4-2 

Lyle, William, "Oor Wee Boirn"'. (2") 

UA Ja 25, 1886, 2-3

POEUS 

Lyl e, William 

the Hon. W. 

•To 

E. Gladfltone." 

UA, F 4, 1886, 3-5 

AJC :.B 

?cz:.:s 

POEMS 

IR 

(5") 

Lyle, Wn.: "Simple sonnets." (4") 

"JA, Ap 13, 1296, 2-4 

tyle, Wn. 

•At Niagara" 

UA, Ag 13, 1886, 6-3 

Lyle, Wm., "Moggie's Ailin" 

UA N 2, 1886, 2-4 


1 

:

POEMS 

Lyle, Wm. 

"LIKES" 

UA D 14, 1886, 2-5 

GZ:LR 

POEMS 

Lyle, Wm., "A Valentine" (4 in.) 

UA F 17, 1887, 2-4 

Lyle, Wm., "To Mr. James Braik, of the 

Scottish Society, on the Occasion of 

his Leaving Rochester 11 (42") 

CC:HR 

UA, Mr 21, 1887, 3-2 

Lyle, Win., "A Problem" (2 M ) 

UA, My 10, 1887, 6-3 


GZ:FD 

POEMS 

CClJI 

POEMS 

Lyle, Wm. * "The Horse I Used to Ride" 

UA, D 27i 1**6, 2-1* 

Lyle, Win.: "Ifustapha" (4 in.) 

UA Mr 3, 1887, 2-4 

Lyle, Wm. "Oor New Banner 11 (6" 

UA Ap 13, 1887, 3-2 

CC:LR 

^ ^ 

POEKS 

Lyle, Wm. "Thanks for the Roses" 

UA Je 23, 1887, 3-2 

CC:LR

POE123 

IB:HR 

Lyle, William. "The Murder at Holyrod" 

DA, Jl 13, 1887, 6-2 

POEMS 

POEMS 

OTZ:JI 

POEMS 

IB.'RZ 

Lyle. William: "To a Sprig of Heather" 

UA, Ag 24, 1887, 3-2 

Lyle, Wm#: "What Is Love" 

OA 0 27, 1887, 6-2 

Lyle, Willlam~"St Andrew 1 s Night" 

(2-) 

UA D 1, 1887, 3-3 


P0Q4S 

UA 

CL:JI 

POEMS 

ib mmm 

POEMS 

CL:RZ 

POEMS 

CL:RZ 

.6, win,, 

In.) 

•Be Kind Tae 

A8 16, , 1887. 3- 

Lyle, Wm.: "Hereafter" (4i") 

UA, S 28, 1887, 6-3 

• 

* 

Yer Hither" 

Lyle, Wta, "Song of the Fire Laddies" 

UA N 5, 1387, 3-5 

Lyle, 

(5-) 

UA D 

Win. 

23, 

"The 

1887, 

Summer of the Soul" 

6-2 

•

P0EM3 

•The 

UA 

IB:RZ 

POEMS 

JG:JI 

POEMS 

Bereaved" 

by Wm. 

D 28, 188? , 3-5 

• 

Lyle 

Lyle, William: "The Smile of God* 

(2 in.) 

UA Mr 12, 1888, 3-2 

Lyle, Urn.i "I Canna Sing 0'Robin" 

UA Jl 17, 1888, 3-1 

CL:RZ 

POEMS 

"To a Literary Friend 11 by William 

Lyle (Rochester) (3f") 

UA, S 24, 1888, 3-2 

SL:HR 


POEMS 

PC.-HR 

PCELS 

"Our God M by Wm. Lyle 

UA, F 29, 1888, 2-5 

"Welcome": by 7/11.1iam Lvle for the 

reception by' Clan !. r .c I\ aught on of Clan 

Sutherland (4") 

UA, Lir 17, 1888, 3-2 

mmm 

POEMS 

Lyle, fta. "Returned" 

UA Jl 24, 1888, 3-1 

POEMS 

Lyle, William—"Faith, Hope and Charity, 

UA D 1, 1888, 3-4 

SLtJDP

POEMS 

SL:RZ 

Lyle, 

UA D 

POEtS 

PC:F.Z 

POEMS 

Lyle, 

UA F 

SLIrJDP 

William: 

8, 1888, 

William 

14, 1889 , 5-2 

•Evolution" 

3-3 

"Bawbees" 

o 

Lyle, William; "Neil" 

UA, Mr 8, 1889, 5-1 

Lyle, William— "Things I Wondar At." 

UA Mr 15, 1SS9, 5-2 


POEMS 

SC 

POEMS 

PC:SC 

Lyle, William; "The 

A tribute to Robert 

UA, 

POEMS 

PC:FAD 

Ja28, 1889, 2-6 

O 

Lights 

Burns, 

Lyle, Win., "Unfinished" 

UA., Mr. 5, 1889, 5-2 

of Time" 

(i col) 

Lyle, William; "Things I Wonder At" 

UA, Mr 9, 1889, 5-4 

Lyle, William—"Things I Wonder At" 

No. 3. 

UA Mr 21, 1889, 5-2

1 

POEHS 

Uy 

POEMS 

SL:AB 

POEMS 

Wiiunm; "Is L'arriape a Fnilure" 

c 

Lyle, Wta., "The Valley of Death" 

UA, Je 8, 1889, 5-1 

Lyle, Wm.: "Presentation Poem"; to 

Donald Me Naughton 

UA, Ag 6, 1889, 3-5 

LF:FD 

••1 

POEMS 

Lyle, William—"Things I Wonder At—No. 8" 

UA 8 12, 1889, 4-2 

J0P:JDP 


POEMS 

SL:FD 

Lyle, William,: "Roger" 

UA, Je 3, 1889, 5-1 

POEMS 

SL:RZ 

Lyle, Win: "Jlither's Advice" 

UA Je 20, 1889, 5-1 

POEMS 

Lyle, William—"Things I Wonder At" 

UA S 3, 1889, 5-2 

JDP:JDP 

POEMS 

"Close Thegither" by Wm. Lyle (.5") 

UA, S 20, 1889, 5-3 

JDP:HR

POEMS 

GM:RZ 

Lyle, ftau: "The KirmeBa" (i col.) 

UA Nl, 1889, 7-2 

Lyle, TTilliam, "The Sea of !>eath" 

UA, S 1?, 1-90, 3-2 

Lyle, Hn.: "The Snow Ball Time" 

UA N 15 1890 3-1 

POEMS 

Lyle, Wn., 

UA Mr 27 

FC:AA 

"Simple 

1891 

• 

Sermons. No. 17". 

4-5 


PCEiS 

Lyle, -Villirn, "He's Grovine Old" (3 rt ) 

UA., Je. i:

POEMS 

Lyle, William, Simple Sermon-No. 19. 

UA Ap 10 1891 3-4 

AA 

POEMS 

CCP:AB 

POEMS 

Lyle, Wm., "Simple Serraons-22" 

UA, My 26, 1891, 3-4 

Lyle, Wm. 

"Simple Sermons - No. 24" 

UA, Jl 3, 1891, 3-2 

POE1IS 

SC^B 

Lyle, William,"To Hornellsville, 

Greeting" (9") 

UA, Ag 23, 1891, 6-6 


r 

POEUS 

FAD 

Lyle, William, "Simple Sermons - No. 20" 

UA, Ap 1?, 1991, 3-3 

POEMS 

SC:JI 

POEMS 

Lyle, William: "The Light That 

Shines at Home 11 (3 in.) 

UA, Je 27, 1891, 3-5 

Lyle, William—"Two Little Graves." 

UA Ag 14, 1891, 8-3 

LAtJDP 

POEMS 

JP:FD 

Lyle, Wm.: "Excelsior" (3") 

UA, S 16, 1891, 6-7

POEMS 

POEMS 

SC:HR 

Lyl«, William, "Quaok" (4j M ) 

UA, 8 30, 1891, 3-4 

Lyle, William, poem in memory of 

Robert Burns, Scottish poet 

POEMS 

UA, Ja 28, 1896, 9-3 

Lynn, Ethel "The Depot Waiting ROOM" 

UA, 0 22, 1870, 1-4 

AB LM 

PCE&3 

CCP:HR 

Lytle, TTilliaa H.: "Hark Anthony 11 

UA S 12, 1974 1-1 


POEMS 

SC.'HR 

POEMS 

Lyle, 

UA, 0 

Lyle , Wm.: 

UA 

CG:RZ 

POEMS 

CG:FD 

POETRY 

Wm., "My 

7, 1891, 

Ja 30, 

"Our 

X897, 

Own" 

3-4 

o 

Wee Laddie" 

7-4 

(2*") 

Lyon, Ernest Neal: H To One That Chid 

Him for Gathering the Latest Roses' 1 

UA, Ja 9, 1897, 7-3 

K.i rt ^t lit. Hope" 

UA, Je 7, I6o5, 2-4

PCEHS 

UA, 

G:.,.AB 

POE1IS 

POEMS 

POEMS 

11: 

UA 

GTZ:RZ 

"Starving to 

Mr 15, 1P73, 

•A Story in 

Death" 

4-1 

M^ "No Cottage for Me" 

UA, Ap 19, 1873, 1-5 

*»lf» • wôrds of Cheer*. 

UA Je 7, 1B73, 4-1 

• 

Verse"- 

Ap 5, 1873, 

1-6 

• 


POEMS 

M: 

UA, 

GZ:FD 

POEMS 

POEMS 

•A 

Mr 

M: "Home M - 

Design in 

22, 1873, 

an Artist's 

1-5 

UA, Ap 12, 1873, 4-1 

HM" "Waiting". 

UA My 31, 1873 1-1 

GTZ:HR 

T." "Flov/er of Clinton Place, Little 

C.D.P. n 

UA, je 28, 1873, 1-5 

Studio"

POEMS 

CF:JI 

POE11S 

PO2aS 

"U": "My Garden" 

UA Jl 12, 1873, 1-5 

"M": "Light in the Cloud" 

UA Jl 26, 1873 1-5 

li., "The Hill" 

UA, Ae: 16, 187?, 1-5 

POEUS 

•U"—"What Answer" 

UA, D 13, 1873, 1-1 

wnjmram 


POEMS 

M. "Mollie" 

UA, Jl 19, 1873, 4-1 

AFVUMG 

POEMS 

POEMS 

M., "Rest". 

Ag 9, 1875 

•U" "Only A Memory" 

UA, * 29, 1873, 1-2

POEMS 

MMUG 

Uaguire, Barney: H On the Coronation 11 

UA, «*e 19, 1897, 10-5 

U.A. S. ": "On The De»th of Rev- Joseph 

Hcênna" (3 11 ) 

UA, D 2S, 1876, 2-6 

POELiS 

HD:AB 

POEUS 

JD/CCP 

i'.C.C, "Fenians" 

UA, F 9, 1866, 2-4 

•U. E. R. B 

•that la Life to lie" 

UA IP 15, 1868, 1-1 


POETRY 

GF:!IAL 

POEMS 

POETRY 

POEMS 

JM:JI 

II. A. H.: "Emily" 

UA, J a 4, 1858, 1-6 

II. B. Y. ; "Blackwater Bay." 

UA, Jl 20, 1869, 1-3 

U. E. F. In Memorlan 

Ella Goodrich. 

UA, D 21, 1868, 2-6 

M, E. W.: -July' (2i in.) 

UA, Jl 14, 1894, 4-5

POEUS 

U.E.W.: "Her Sofa" 

UA, N 16, 1894, 4-6 

POEMS 

M.H. and M.R. "In Memoriam" 

UA, F 18, 1889, 3-2 

CCP:AB 

POrHS 

GZ:FD 

wmm 

POEMS 

o 

::. H. C: n :'-y Friend" published 

UA, Kr 14, 1874, 1-1 

M.H.E.: "Parepa Rosa" 

UA, F 28t 1874, 4-1 

GTZlAHO 


POETRY 

M. O» 3* "Epithalamium* 

UA 0 26, 1874 2-4 

JD:HR 

POEMS 

jD:HR 

POEMS 

GZ:RZ 

M. H. B.: "The Whitewash Brush" 

UA Ag 26, 1874 4-1 

M. H. E. : - Do You Remember?" 

UA F 21, 1874, 1-4 

POEMS 

JMIMS 

M. H. T. wrote "Modern Versus Ancient" 

UA. My IS, 1S96, 12-1«.

POEMS 

RJP:HR 

POEMS 

POEMS 

VB:JM0 

!'•• J. Q., "One Baby Too Many 11 

UA Mr 30, 1878 1-1 

M. L. B — "In Prison" 

UA, Hr 2, 1867, 1-4 

maraima^ 

M. L. C.: "A Crystal Day" 

UA Ja 3, 1874, 1-5 

M.L.R. - "Welcome Home* 

UA, S 5, 1864, 2-4 


JI 

POEMS 

•M. L. B. »t "That 

POETRY 

lai/ccp 

M. L. B. 

3, 1867, 

"Tired of Play" 

Kiss* 

2-4 

UA MR 9, 1867, 1-1 

a. L. G.: "My Song of Songs" 

UA F 22, 1879, 4-1 

M. L. R.: »if We Know" 

, F23, 1857, 1-5

n: LR H - "Not at Hone" 

'JA, Lr 30, 1*67, 1-1 

POELS 

POEilS 

iai:Jg 

M. L. R. 

•Somewhere"o 

UA MY 8, 1867, 2-4 

II. N. B.: "An Interregnum" 

UA, Je 18, 1897, 4-5 

POEiiS 

froa 

UA, 

., "Skated In", 

Boston Globe. 

Ja 31, 1896, 

. 1 

< 

i 

three verses 1 

4-6 


POEMS 

mam. nunm 

POETRY 

PCEL.S 

"H.L.R. " "Small Talk" 

UA, Ap 6, 1867, 2-5 

H. i:. Li. : "Tl-ne is Passing" 

UA, Ja ?., 1867, 2-5 

i~.K.B., in the Boston Globe: "C Cupid, 

Have You Heard the Kews 11 (?") 

UA, 0 13, 1897, 4-5 

JL:JA 

POEN.S 

cr;:RZ 

M. N. B.: "A Beauty" (2 1 

UA Ja 29, 1897, 6-6

POETRY 

CF:JI 

POEMS 

SC:FAD 

POE/'S 

M. N« H.: "Weary" 

UA 0 21, 1869, 4-1 

, "Mother Xavler" (3") 

., D. 1, 1890, 7-3 

•M.R." "Reunion" 

UA, Ap 18, 1868, 4-1 

JD:ARO 

POEMS 

fdjinnnn 

M.R. N.; lines (written on death of a 

11:tie boy drowned near 

Schenectady) 

RDU, My 4, 1855, 3-1 


POETRY 

PJ7/:JS 

POEMS 

:.:, M. LI.: Tirld but Trusting, 

UA D 28, 1B63 ::-3 

M. P T. "Memories" (3 H ) 

UA, Je 8, 1895, 4-4 

POEt'.S 

ab;mmm 

POEulS 

"M.R.C."—in answer to "Dearest Tother 

Can I Go" 

UA, N 30, 1863, 2-3 

M. , T.— "Wise Priscllla" 

in Truth (?") 

UA, Mr 26, I4-7 

J3 :EQ,

POOIS 

POELS 

Me 

to 

POEMS 

JUP:HR 

14.W. Hymn 

RDA, Ap 30, 1853, 4-1 

o 

Anally, Mary A.: 

the memory of Miss 

UA, 

Je 16, 1865, 2-3 

lPArthur, P., "A Ballade of Wooing" (3") 

UA, D 31, 1892, 16-5 

Kc Arthur, P., "The Wail of 

a iiodern Bard." ("5") 

UA, Mr 2lt, 189^-, 6-5 

Lines, 

Maggie 


written 

J Scully. 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Mo Alphine, R.W.: "Two Surprises" 

(4«) P 

UA, F 23, 1897, 12-5 

Macaria, 

Warner" 

UA, 0 8, 

CC?:AB 

POEMS 

"Tribute on 

1875, ?-6 

i 

the Death of Mary 

Me Arthur, P: "The Old Creek and 

the New" 

9-7 

Maccabe, Frederick: "New Year's Eve" 

UA, D 31, 1875, 4-7

POEMS 

MM:JI 

POETRY 

Mo 0ann9 John Ernest! "Trout Lines" 

0 29, 1694, 6-6 

M«Coll, Mary J. : "Sunset" 

UA, N 14,. 1871, 4-1 

CMP:FD 

POETRY 

POETS 

M'Coll, Mary J , "My Grace is Sufficient 

for Thee" 

UA, D 2, 1871, 4-1 

lie Call, Mary J., former Rochestarian 

to publish volume of poeirs entitled 

•Bide a Wee, and other poems" 

UA, N 14, 1879, 3-4 

CMP:APO 


POBiS 

JM:MS 

POETRY 

Mo Clelland, W. 0. "Tht Perverst 

Songster" 

UA, My 9, 1S96, 

K'Coll, Mary J., "Snow M 

UA, N 25, 1871, 4-1 

CMP:ARO 

POEMS 

POEMS 

M'Coll, Mary J., "Mementors" 

UA, D 14,. 1871, 4-1 

^cCollum, 

Llill" (6 M General D. C., 

) 

r 

UA, J e 16, 

wn; rnmn 

1877, 4-1 

• 

"The '.Y^ter

POFMS 

IN:AB 

POEMS 

McCord, J.P , «I SPP The Point" 

UAf My 9f9 1P77, 4-1 

Me Culloch, Martha Williams: "Christmas 

In the House "2") 

J1I:FD 

POEUS 

cc ramm 

UA, D 19, 1896, 23-4 

Lie Donald, Anîs: delivered poem at 

Win, Lyle • s grave 

TJA, F 14, 1 = 34, 4-1 

MB 

POEMS 

Mac Donald, J. S., "Suy" 

UA Kr 30, 1878 4-1 


1 FT 

POEMS 

Uao 

(4J« 

UA, 

:JA 

P0EL1S 

Cullooh, Hunter 

N 8, 1895, 4-6 

"Nothing 

i1 

LI'Cullum, Gen. Dan 

"The Water-Lllll." (1/5 col.) 

UA, D 31, 1878, 2-7 

POEMS 

WN:MB 

UaoDonald, George: 

•The Baby." 

UA, Mr 3, 1877, 1-1 

POEMS 

CCP:JI 

To Say" 

Me Elhinney, Sarah: "To My Brother on 

his Forty-ninth Birthday" 

UA 3 16, 1874, 3-4

POEMS 

Mao Orath, Harold, "Ballade of Woman's 

Reasons" (4 M ) 

UA, N 8, 1897, 6-6 

CCP:TL 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Me Enery. Sarah 

Revoir" (3 

UA, 0 24, 

AL:JA 

11 ) 

1896, , 8-4 

Macaulay, Lord: "The Last Buccaneer" 

UA, D 19, 1893, 4-5 

Sterling: "Au 

• 

!•>. - • i i -inn • ifii'-iiTji • • y ' i- I'II- m i '- - j T i • r < • 

JI 

POEMS 

Mac Farland. Amy 

"The Angels' Summons" 

UA, Mr 2, 

(3") 


,A 

POEMS 

CCP 

Mao Grath, Harold, M A Ballade of 

Confession (3 M ) 

UA, N 13, 1897, 7-3 

POEMS 

mejrarcm 

POELIS 

JA 

M'Entee, 

Agnes, 

UA, S 14 , 1866, 

"Call 

2-3 

To The Fenians" 

Me Evoy, Bernard: "^'hich is She? 

UA, Hr 17, 1894, 5-3 

POEMS 

v '.v: FR 

Macfarland, J. E. : w ll?y Breezes" 

UA My 26, 1883 3-3

POETRY 

1 POEMS 

1 Me 

1 UA, 

1 MK:FD 

POEMS 

JC:RZ 

M'Farlin, P. C, "Oppression" 

UA Ap 17, 1Q66, 1-3 

Gaffey, 

Ernest: 

D 15, 1894, 32-5 

^S**^?**^^^^*!^ ;*#*, 

Me Gaffey, Ernest, "California Idyl 1 

(4") 

UA Mr 21, 1896, 8-5 

POEMS 

Me Gee, Thomas D'Arcy 

•The 

UA 

JD/CCP 

Cell 

AP 

at 

• 

"Mark" 

Niagara Falls," 

11. p 1868, 3-3 


P0EU3 

Mo Gabbey, Ernest: "An Old-Fashioned 

Play" (3") 

POEMS 

Jk 

UA, D 19, 1896, 23-4 

Me Gaffey Ernest: "Ballade of Fair 

Women" 

POEMS 

C-TZ: 

UA, F 2, 1995, 8-5 

McGee, Bob, M De Party Boss" (2") 

UA, Ag 26, 1332, 5-5 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

Me Glasson, Eva Wilder: "The 

Daguerreotype" 

UA Ag 20, 1892, 17-5

POQJS 

POETRY 

McGlynn, 

UA N 

m. /(T f v 

M. J., "Liberty". 

1S77, 1-5 

Mackay, Ada, "Light from Darkness" 

UA, 8 15f 1865, 2-4 

CCP:JMG 

POEMS 

-' 

Mackey, Ada: Written for Burns 1 

Brlthday 

UA, Ja 25, 1866, 2-5 

HD: JUG 

POETRY 

llackay, Ada 

Stanzas. 

UA, N 27, 1866, 2-4 

• 


(3 In.) 

POEMS 

CC:ARO 

POETRY 

CCP:NT 

M^ntosh, Doctor, "Winter Evening" 

UA, D 9, 1858, 1-6 

Mackay, Ada, "Happy Nerr Year to the Union" 

UA, D 30, 1865, 2-5 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Mackay, Ada, Nothing But Beads. 

UA, N 3, 1866, 2-4 

Mackay, Ada 

"A Prayer". 

UA N 28, 1866, 2-3 

ME/CCP

POEMS 

Ifeckay Ada, »An Evening 

QH9 D 15, 1866, 2-6 

ME:JMS 

POETRY 

POEMS 

Iteckay, Ada: *Stanzas 

UA, Ja 5, 1867, 2-4 

Mac Kfty, Charles, "An Invocation" 

U") 

4 u*f s 2, 1S76, 1-1 

WN:JMG- 

P0EU8 

Kaokay, Charlea: "What Might Be Done" 

(3") 

UA, Je 3, 1893, 5-4 

t 


i 

I 

I 

I3 

POETRY 

VR/CCP 

POEtiS 

R JI :AB 

Mackay, Ada 

"I Sought for Light 11 - 

UA D 24, 1866, 2-4 

McKay, 

UA, Ja 

Ada, 

14, 

"Old 

1867, 

Rureafrh 

2-4 

Hills" 

Mackay, Charles— "Under the Holly 

Bough" W) 

UA, D ?lj-, IS92, 3-1

POETRY 

Mackay• 

Ida, •Twilight 

NT:MB 

P0EM3 

MM:FD 

Bealy, 

UA, N 

* 

Cele, 

•The Old 

21, 1865t 2-3 

• 

Thoughts" 

Bible Home." 

Mackcy, J.E.: "Love in the Upper Circles" 

UA, Ag 13, 1892, 16-3 

POEMS 

M'Kenna, Nellie, "Margarette" 

UA, Ag 2, 1884, 4-3 

CCPtAB 

POEMS 

MS'.FD 

McKenna, Nellie, "A Memory" 

UAt 0 13, 1886, 2-4 


POE1/.S 

CG/CCP 

POEMS 

IB:RZ 

Maclcay, Ida 

••You Say That 

UA F 24, 

POETRY 

I Am 

1866, 

• 

Poor, Lady". 

1-6 

McKenna, Nellie, "To My Mother" 

UA Jl 18,1884, 4-2 

Me Kenna, Nellie: "Genevieve" 

UA Je 22, 1886, 2-4 

POETRY 

"Flowers" by Nellie UoKenna. 

UA, 0 25, 1886, 2-4 

GTZ:UB

POEKS 

Mo Laehlan, Alexander, "A Scotch Verse H 

UA, Jl 25, 1895, 10-2 

POEMS 

NT: MB 

?J::AO 

POETRY 

AVjkB 

He Laren, Malcolm N., •The Flag of 

Our Country.• 

UA, 0 10, 1861, 2-4 

"r -"5, 1364, ^-7 

M'Laren, Rev. If. N. 

*he Star I Love. 

UA, Ap 9f 1870, 1-1 


P0EI.1S 

POEMS 

vr;mnn 

POELIS 

cf jmnrn 

1 POELIS 

I.'.c L- ren, Rev Malcolm N, 

"0, Bid Me Not Sleep" 

UA, Ap 16, 1861, 2-4 

II 1 Laren, Rev. Malcolm M. 

But Not Destroyed" 

UA, Ja 21, 1364, 2-4 

— "Cast 

M 1 Laren, U.N.: "Death is Hastening" 

UA, D 319 1369, 1-1 

1 ' I• Laren, 

Malcolm U. : "^hat 

1 AV:JI 

Afraid I 

Will Trust 

UA Mr J?3, 

1870, 

In Thee 

2-5 

Time I Am

POEMS 

M'Laren, Rev. M. N. "Adorn Their Graves 

with Flowers" 

UA, Je 2, 1870, 2-5 

NP LU 

P0ETR3C 

CG:iIB 

M'Laren, Malcolm Neill 

"Decoration Day." 

UA, My 29, 1871, 2-5 

POEMS 

CL:AB 

POEMS 

MM:RF 

MoLean, Sidney, "My Lover" (2*) 

UAj 8 8, 1887, 3-2 

Me Lear, Harriet Clark: "Jemina 11 

UA, My 15, 1897, 16-4 


POETS 

McLaren, Rev- V .IT., D. ^., co^y of ooem, 

delivered last spring it union meeting 

of Ontario and Genesee River Presbyteries 

UA, Ag 10, 

POEMS 

POEkb 

poms 

Ml!:RF 

1870, 

2-6 

• 

M 1 Lean, Sidney: "Listen" (2 in.) 

UA Kr 15, 1987, 6-3 

M'Lean, Sidney—"Nenemoosha." 

U^ F 7, 1339, 5-^ 

Macleod, Fiona: "Beneath the Rainbow" 

UA, ::

POEi/iS 

CJ:RZ 

Poems 

Kc Leod, Fiona: "The Lonely Hunter 1 

UA F 6, 189?, 4-5 

Me Naughton, J.3.: Tennyson for the 

On on. 

UA# F 19, 1S57, 3-1 

POETRY 

POETRY 

"•"aurhton, J H. —"Sun of the Heart" 

UA, !.!r 20, 1657, 3-1 

M'Kaughton, J H., "Cloud Shadows" 

UA, Ap 18, 1857, 3-1 


PO EIvl 

VC: Fl 

POEMS 

McNary, Spencer M: "I Am Deaf" (5 n ) 

UA, Ap 27, 1881, 4-2 

McNaughton, J.H: Song: of the Downcust 

for the Union 

UA, F 21, 1857, 3-1 

POETRY 

P7/:NT 

POETRY 

M 1 Naught on, J H. — "Fame" 

UA, Ap 1, 1857, 3-1 

M 1 Naughton, J. 

"Noble Minds* • 

UA, My 26, 1857 3-2 

PWJFD

POEOBY 

JL 

POETRY 

POEMS 

nun in 

POEMS 

M'Naughton, J H.--7he Quarry 

UA Je 4, 1857, 3-1 

^•Nr.ughton, J. H., "Little Birds" 

UA, Je 24, 1=57, 3-1 

McNaughton, J. H.-"Sounds from the 

Atlantic" 

UA, Jl 17, 1857, 3-1 

M'Kaughton, J. H.: "A Phantasy" 

UA, 0 3, 1857, 3-1 


I 

POETRY 

pv/::.:c 

M'Ni.urhton, J. H. , "The Infernal 

UA, Je 16, 1857, 3- 

POETRY 

CUV 

FOEMS 

1 DS 

••••• 

POEMS 

mrom 

i: 1 Naught on, J K., "Scandal 11 

UA Jl 6, 2.357, 3-1 

M'Naughton, J H " A Kurraur 

UA S 16, 1857, 3-1 

McNaughton, J. 

Rout" 

UA, 

D IP, 1857, 

H.—"The 

3-1 

• 

Ball, The Revel-

POEMS 

POEilS 

FD.'IIC 

POEMS 

FD:MC 

M'Naughton, J. H. "Father-Mother 

UA F 23, 1858, 3-1 

l^Naughton, J. H.: "Dying Wife, The" 

UA, Uy 3, 1858, 3-1 

M'Naughton, J. H., 

"Eben Stark" A Tale of the Genesee 

UA, Je 29, 1858, 3-1 

POEMS 

DS 

U 1 Is aught on, 

J. 

UA Jl 30, 

1858 

11 

H. "Blow 

, 3-1 


thy RugleJ" 

PCEM3 

FD:MB 

POEMS 

FD:MC 

POEMS 

FO:MB 

M»Naughton, J. H. 

"Sootch Grays" 

UA, Ap 5, 1658, 3-1 

M»Naughton, J. H. 

•Song" 

UA, My ?.7, 1858, 3-1 

M'Naughton, J. H. 

•0 Sing To Me That Gentle Song" 

UA, Jl 20, 1858, 3-1 

•Rugglio di Spiaggia" 

translated by M 1 Naught on, J. H# 

UA, Ja 30, 1858, 3-1

POEMS 

DS 

POEMS 

DS 

POEUS 

POE::S 

M'Naughton, J H., "Heed him Not!" 

UA Ag 23, 1858, 3-1 

iPNaughton, J. H. "When the Heart 

is Light" 

UA N 15, 1858, 3-1 

l^Naughton, J. H. "Prayer of 

the Mariner." 

UA, Ja 26, 1859, 3-1 

L' f Naught on, J. H.: "The Zealot" 

UA, Jl 1, 1370, 1-5 


POETRY 

VR:A?0 

POEMS 

POEMS 

MM.-MC 

M'Naughton, J.H. "The Moon's Story" 

UA, S 24, 1858, 3-1 

M'Naughton, J.H., "Love»s 

Enthusiast" 

UA, D 4, 1858, 3-1 

M'Naughton, J. H. 

"Stanzas" for Union and Advertiser 

UA, F 16, 1859, 3-1 

POETRY 

DS 

McNaughton, J R. "Shelley" 

UA Ap 12, 1859, 3-1

POITRY 

POETRY 

PHI 

POETRY 

PJWiARO 

M'Naurhton, J H. "Adieu 0 City" 

UA Ap ?.?., 1859, 2-1 

M'Naup-hton, J. H. "Oh for the 

Grand Old Time." 

UA, Je 6, 1359, 2-1 

^•Naughton, J H., "A Fantasy" 

UA, S 2, 1859, 2-2 

POETRY 

McNaughton, , praised for poetical 

works 

PW/CLV 

UA D 19, 1859, 2-3 


JS:DS 

POETRY 

POETRY 

PJ7T:AR0 

POETRY 

PW:MB 

HI'Naught on, J» H» M 0 Give Me 

One Friend" 

UA Lly 26, 1959, 2-1 

M«Naughton, J. H., "The Poet to his 

Mentor" 

UA, Jl 9, 1859, 2-1 

M'Naughton, J. H. "The Heart- 

A Ballad". 

POELS 

FD:ARO 

% UA, D 1, 1859, 1-7 

LI'Naughton, 

written in 

r'Nauphton 

UA, Ap 18, 

J.H., "Footprints' 1 

memoriam of H.M. 

1860, 4-1 

1

POEMS 

mhm 

POETRY 

POETRY 

PCE: S 

FDllX 

M'Naughton, J.H.; "The Little Gray 

Bird". 

UA, Ap 28, 1860, 4-2 

K'Naughton, J. H "Jamie ( T he Roguei) 

What he Whispered to Jessie" 

UA, Ag 11, i860, 1-8 

II 1 Naught on, J. H, "0 Remember. 1 " 

UA, N 19, 1350, 2-4 

:'c Ntv.rr.ton, J. H, 

"What ";e Don't Forget" 

UA, Jr. ?8, 1B:1, r-4 


POEtfS 

FD 1!H~' 

POETRY 

Pi!7:CMV 

POETRY 

POETRY 

CC:AO 

M'Naurhton, 

UA, My 17," 8'iO, 

11'Naught on, 

J.H .: Alice 

( • 

J H., 

UA, S 20 , 1860, 

( 

1-8 

1 

"The 

1-8 

M'Naughton, J H. 

Anorls Indignantls. 

UA, N 26, I860, 2-4 

K'Naughton, J. H. "Stanzas" 

UA, F 11, 1861, 2-5 

and Ben Earl 

Poet's Letter"

...•Urur" ton, J. H., 

~.7r.r Lyrics—Ko. 3 

UA, ..y 3, r.61, 2-4 

UA .'.y 20, 1861, 2-6 

J. H. M C"re Cut — Spring 

HcKr.uc-hton, J.H., M 3onc of the Volunteers' 

1?, 1381, 2-6 

-c Kf.ufjht'jn, J H., 

"A Love Letter 11 

Ul, Ar ?3, 1861, 2-3 


POEi S 

POEMS 

M 1 au_-hton, H. 11. "Vtar Lyrics -- #4" 

UA T.y 8, 1861, 2-4 

Mâughton, J.H; "Keep Your Powder Dry" 

UA, liy 31, 1861, 2-3 

POETRY 

UI:D8 

"'ir.-ufhton, J. H., 

"Friendship in Love Without Wings 11 

UA, Je 27, 1PH1, ^-4 

McNauîton, J. H., "General Puns" 

UA S 14, 1861, 2-5

POETRY 

MoNaughton, H.C., "To the men of the West" 

POEMS 

NT:MB 

, 8 18, 1861, 2-5 

M'Haugiton, J H. 

•ill" 

UA, 0 8, 1861, 2-4 

POEMS 

POEMS 

M'Maughton, J. H., "Boadlcea" 

UA D 3, 1861, 2-3 

HiHaughton, J. H., B Verbi Solatii" 

UA Ag 9, 1862, 2-4 

JMY. 


POEUS 

POETRY 

M'Naughton, J.H., "The Land of Washlngtoi 

UA 0 3, 1861, 2-4 

POEMS 

M'Naughton, J. H., "Keats,—A Monody 1 

JS:ARO 

UA N 20j 1861, 2-5 

NT/CI/iV 

POEMS 

VR:J8 

Me Naught on, J.H., 1( War-ography 1 

UA, F 6, 1862, 2-5 

M»Naughton, J. H. "New Order, The" 

UA Ag 13, 1862 2-4

POEMS 

M f Naughton, 

J.H. , "Abraham•s 

VR:AB 

POEUS 

FGIRZ 

UAf Ag 30, 

1862, 

2-3 

Me Naughton, J. H. (Caledonia) 

"Amnalinda 11 read in New York City; 

well received. (4») 

UA Ap 21, 1887, 3-4 

POEUS 

• 

Tea Party" 

McNaughton, John H. (Caledonia): "Onnalinda" 

a short synopsis of the poem is given 

(i coi) 

UA, Je 29, 1887, 3-5 

el nunm 

POEMS 

FT:JI 

Mo Meal, Mildred "Sunset on the 

St. Lawrence" 

UA, 8 21, 1895, 12-5 


. POETRY 

V.r* Nnufhton, J. H. "Babble Brook- Songs" 

PJY/:JI 

revieved and 

UA l.:r 8, 

POEMS 

FAD 

POEMS 

highly prr.i«5cd 

1964, 2-2 

• 

II'Naughton, J. H. - "The Banner of 

Our Clan"- (6») 

UA«, Uy. 13, 1887, 3-2 

M'Naughton. John H., M The Banner of Our 

Clan" (5") 

UA, D 23, 1891, 6-5 

JDP:HR 

1 POEMS 

1 McNeal, 

Mildred 

1 FT:MC 

UA, 0 

31, 1896, 

7-3 

i 

"Sleep" 

1 

(2")

POEMS 

JA 

Macy, Arthur; "The Jonquil Maid" 

(3") 

UA, My 11, 13P5, 7-4 

POEMS 

I 

POEMS 

Magill, Rev. Dr., "Are You A Mason" 

DA, Ja 28, 1871, 1-1 

:cp;fg 

Ifahony, Francis 

*The Ladyc of Lee. 

UAf My 22, 1868, 1-1 


POETRY 

CL:FD 

POEMS 

Mêath, J., "A Voice from the Baetile" 

UA, F 5, 1881, 5-6 

Macv, John Albert — "The Awakening." 

(1") 

UA, N 

JDP:QE 

POETRY 

Maginn, Dr- 

"Irishman, The" 

RDA, Ja 22, 1853, 4-1 

Maiden: "Somewhat 11 (3") 

UA Ap 16, 1831, 6-2

POEMS 

MalAul, Villa: "To Ky Enchantress" 

UA, Je 2, 1894, 5-4. 

POEMS 

MM:FD 

POEMS 

MM:FD 

POEMS 

Man, Ada Nichols: "Christmas Ships" 

UA, D 18, 1894, 6-6 

Mansfield, Richard: M I Love the Woods" 

UA, Ag 13, 1892, 16-3 

llarble, Earl: "In L'exicc" (3 in.) 

UA, Ap 13, 1895, 4-4 


POEM 

AB:JS 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

, Nellie M. in memory of Col. P- H, 

O'Rorke; killed at Gettysburg. 

UA Jl 17, 1863 2-2 

Man sell, Mortimer: "A Roundel 11 (l") 

UA, Je 28, 1894, 10-7 

POEMS 

•POEMS 

Marble, Earl wrote "The Minuet" 

UA, My 12, 1«9^, 9-3 

Margaret: To My Departed Husband 

UA, N 8, 1864, 2-3

POEMS 

vr;ramn 

POEMS 

WllJG 

POEMS 

Marguerite, "Little U 

UA, An 1, 186-i, 2-.^ 

Maxkham, Charles Edwin: "The Whirlwind 

Road" 

UA, My 8, 1897, 7-6 

Markham, Mlet: Alone 

UA D 23, 1863, 2-5 

POEIiS 

Marie, Katie: "Charity" 

UA Mr 23, 1878 4-1 


POEMS 

MM:RF 

Markham, Charles Edwin: "The Whirlwind 

Road" 

UA, My 1, 1897, 11-7 

POEM 

POEL1S 

Markham, Charles Edwin: "A Look Into 

The Gulf" 

POEMS 

WN:JI 

UA, My 22, 1897, 7-5 

Marie, Katie: "Alma Mater" 

UA Ja 26, 1878, 1-4 

Marlton, Had: "Daughters of Toil" 

UA 

D 16, 1876, 1-5

POEMS 

POEMS 

Marriott, Rosamund, wrote: • 

Song" 

UA, Mr 28, 1896, 4-3 

Spring 

i:arsh, Jenny: "S:.:i-e C'er t::e Dead" 

for "I.e oeLioci'-.it 

?DD, ::y 1-, 1S54, 4-1 

ttaraton, Philip Bourke, "Her Pity" (2") 

UA, 0 24f 1891, 9-7 

JDP:HR 

POEUS 

JU.'RZ 

Uaraton, Philip Bourke: "A Song of 

The Storm" 

UA Mr 6, 1894, . 


POE1.IS 

POELIS 

MeLrsh, Jenny, portion of poem written 

for Knickerbocker by Rochesterian 

published 

RDD Mr 15, 1854, 2-5 

Marshall , 

UA, Ag 26 , 1876, 

wn mram 

POEMS 

VJ:JI 

POEMS 

SL:RZ 

Anna P- , "Ben 

• 

4-1 

• 

Hazard's Quests" 

Marston. Phillip Bourke: "Ungathered 

Love" (3 in.) 

UA, N 28, 1891, 10-7 

Martin , E. 

UA N 

24, 

s.: 

1888, 

"39 Kind to 

4-2 

• 

Thyself 11

POEMS 

Martin, E. S., "As to 8pring" 

UA, Ap 27, 1891, 3-1 

FC:FAD 

o 

iStmSm fli ^^^— 

P0E.1S 

POEMS 

VMP 

wm 

Martin, E. S; "The Contemporary Suitor" 

UA, My 3, ig97, 6-6 

Martin, Edward Sanford wrote "To-day" (?") 

UA Ap 10, 189^, 

POEUS 

JDP:JI 

Martin, Wllsey: "Little Myrtle" 

UA, 0 8, 1892, 15-7 


POEM 

Martin, E. S#: "Uncertainty" 

UA, Je 1, 1897, 12-1 

JL:EQ 

POETS 

Hartin, Edward Sanford, biographical 

sketch and photograph (2 col-) 

UA Mr 3, 1394, 14-1 

Martin , Theodore: "The Grenadiers." 

UA Ag 

CL:RZ 

P0B1S 

Martyr , A., "The 

UA, Jl 

3, 1878, 1-5 

23, 1SS1, 

UnWelcome Guest" 

6-1

POEMS 

"nry: H Roy M 

, 4-1 

Mason, Aaron, "The Morn-Song" (3") 

UA, N 6, 1897, 4-4 

CC?:TL 

P0EL13 

POEMS 

, Tom: "In Hopes" 

, My ?9, 1S97, 7-6 

Mason, Mary A: "To the Winds of June" 

UA, Je 18, 1892, 16-7 

LP:FO 


POEMS 

Uanlals, Theodore: "To a Bunch of 

Lilaos" 

UA, N 15, 1894, 6-6 

MM:JA 

POEM 

Masson, 

UA, My 

JL:EQ 

POEMS 

Tom: 

21, 

•Hard 

1897, 

i 

to Bear" 

4-6 

Matheson, E., "An Old Maid" 

UA, N 13, 1897, 7-3 

POEoiS 

Mason, 

UA, F 

MC:EQ 

Mary A. 

19, 1S5 

"February 

• 

Fourteenth"

POEMS 

Mason, Tom, "A Fleeting Joy H (*•) 

UA, Je 27, 1893, 8-1 

POELIS 

JD/CCP 

• 

PCEMS 

AB:UB 

Massey, Gerald 

•The Final Harmony" 

UA JA 29, 1870, 1-1 

tfassey, Gerald: 

"The Poor Man's Sabbath Day- 11 

UA, Jl 23, 1870, 1-1 

POEMS 

Massey, Gerald; "Epigrams". 

UA Ur 29, 1873 4-1 


POEMS 

JL:JI 

POEMS 

POEMS 

CP^HR 

Maion, 

UA, N 

Toms 

24, 

Massey, Gerald 

•Too 

1894, 

"The Lady Marian" 

Much" 

6-5 

UA JA 29, 1870, 1-4 

Massey, Gerald: "The Poor Man 1 3 Sabbath 

Day". 

POEXS 

GTZ:HR JL?HR 

UA Ur 4, 1871 1-1 

Masson, Tom, "Speculations" (2 H ) 

UA, K 28, 1891, 3-5

I 

POEMS 

VJ:JI 

Masson. Tom: "Thanksgiving Joys" 

\2 in*/ 

UA, N 28, 1891, 10-7 

POEIJS 

Uasson, Tom: "My Athletic Girl" (2") 

UA, LIT 14, 1894, 7-2 

AA 

POEMS 

JLlRZ 

POEMS 

Mas8on9 Tom: "His Merry Christmas" 

UA D 11, 1894, 6-6 

Masson, Tom: "The Cause" 

UA D 27, 1894, 4-6 


POEMS 

Masson, Tom! "Sudden Death" (1 l/3") 

UA My 27, 1893, 12-6 

JL:RZ e 

POEtfS 

Masson, Ton; "A Fair Return" 

UA D l, lgcl^ PO-7 

Masson, Tom: "Her Way" 

UA, D 12, 1894, 4-6 

POEMS 

Masson, Tom: "All Ready" 

UA, F 13, 1895, 4-6

POEMS 

MC:JI 

{ POEMS 

Mafflon, Tom: "The New Woman" 

(2f in.) 

UA, P 25, 1895, 4-6 

o 

Masson, Tom, "Better Still" 

UA, Je 5, 1^95, **-6 

CCP:EQ 

POEMS 

BR:HR 

POEMS 

Masterson, Kate, "The Japanese Doll" 

UA, F 27, 1890, 3-1 

llatheson, E. 

Couple" 

UA, Je 7, 

"An 'Out of Date 1 


i p ° 

I b 

P 

POEMS 

JL.-JI 

3.1S 

UA, 

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POEMS 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

Hatson, Toml "Corrected 11 (3 In.) 

UA, Mr 22, 1895, 4-7 

Mr 

Tom, 

17, 

"A Dilerrma" 

1896, 6-5 

# 

Masterson, Kate, "A Delsarte Girl" 

UA, N 5, 1891, 3-1 

Matheson, E.: "Wilt Thou Be Long" 

UA, S 29, 1894, 5-5

POEKB 

Matheeon, 

UA Mr 15, 

1896, 

7-5 

JC:RZ 

PQE153 

E.: 

•A Country 

• 

Lane" 

Matthews, Elizabeth palmer; "Decoration 

Day" (l/5col) 

UA, My 30, 1895, 5-3 

Matthews, Janes Npvton, "Love's 

Apology" ( ) 

Maurer. Mrs. J.G., "Grandma's Christmas 

Eye" (4 M ) 

UA, D 24, 1887, 2-6 


POEMS 

C*:FD 

POEMS 

Uatheson, 

UA, Ja 2, 

E., "After Sunset" 

1897, 12-4 

o 

llatthews, James Newton: 

Meet My Youth Again" 

UA, N 30, 1894, 6-6 

(2") 

"When I Shall 

liaurer, Mrs. J. G-.: "A Poem on Deco 

ration Day" (J col.) 

UA fcy 31, 1881, 4-3

POEMS 

POEMS 

JD:RZ 

Mauser, Mrs 

Wm. Carson. 

AJC:RZ 

UA Mr 30, 

. J 

• 

G. : "Death of 

187 2, 2-7 

Maxwell, Lillian M. E.: "Arabl" (3 n ) 

POEMS 

JMff 

0 98, 188P, 6-1 

May, Julia Harris: "If We Could 

Know" 

UA Ja 26, 1895, 4-4 

POEMS 

8C:FD 

llaynard, Edward: "A Prayer" 

UA, D 31, 1890, 8-2 

• 


POEMS 

Maxwell, Lill'an M. E., H The Awakening 

of Barbarossa" (9 M ) 

UA, Je 16, 1877, 1-4 

wn; ran 1 - 111 

POEMS 

May, Curtis: "The Meadow Brook" (2") 

UA, Je 23, 1894, 5-4 

JL:FD 

POEMS 

POEMS 

&!!*^^ 

May M. C.; "In Memorian of Mrs. B. F, 

Enos" 

UA 0 22, 1868, 2-4 

PW/CKLV 

Mayo, Isabella F.: "Waiting in the 

Dusk". 

Je 6. 1874 1-4

POEMS 

POEMS 

Meehan, John James "In Praise of 

the 42nd Street Reservoir 11 (l") 

UA, 0 31, 1896, 7-3 

Meehan, John James a A Ballade of Parted 

Lives" (21/3") 

UA, Mr 20, 1897, 7-3 

CP:AA 

POEL:S 

"Think of "e, Little G-irl" from Memphis 

CoiDmjexcl?2 -Appeal 

UA, F 24, 1896, 4-6 

PCE&S 

Meredith, ZLarY.: "Coauette 


POEMS 

JLI:RZ 

POEMS 

KC:RZ 

POEMS 

FD:MB 

JD; A3 

Meehan, John John: "The Grinding of 

the Mills" 

UA Mr 5, 1894, 4-7 

Memphis Commercial: "A Spring Day Down 

South" (5 n ) 

UA Mr 24, 1896, 7-1 

Menken, Odah Isaacs: 

"Infelix" 

UA, 0 16, 1869, 4-1 

ZI.IS 

Meredith, 

i col. 

Owen, 

excerpts 

UA, Ja 22 , 1870, 

2-4 

• 

from "Lucile"

P0EU3 

CL:AB 

Men vale, 

Berman, 

UA, Mr 12 • 1881, 

POETRY 

POEMS 

"The 

4-2 

•Our Chief Has Gone Away" by 

• 

New Birth" (6") 

Marcus Fi-ghêls on the death of 

Lincoln, for the UA. 

UA, My 1, 1865, 2-4 

Miller, A.B.: "Political Pinafore #2 (2") 

UA, Ag 10, 1880, 2-5 

Miller, Emily Huntington: "In 

Lavender" (3 U ) 

UA, D 12, 1896, 7-5 

JDP:JA 


POEMS 

POEitiS 

JC:JI 

Meynell, Alioe: "My Heart Shall Be 

Thy Garden", in the New York Tribune 

UA, M * 7, 1896, 4-5 

Miller, A.B.: "Political Pinafore" (5") 

UA, Ag 7, 1S8C, 3-3 

P02I.1S 

CLV::.:B 

••• 

POEMS 

Lliller, A. S. 

"Crow-whlch" 

UA, Jl 7, 1877, 4-1 

Miller, Emily Huntington "Her World" 

UAt F 10, 1S97, 12-1

POQiS 

Killer Joaquln : "Beyond the Jordon" 

UA, N 4, 1873, 

WN:FD 

POETRY 

PW:NT 

POEMS 

4-1 

• 

Miller, Joaquin: "The Ship of Solomon" 

UA, Jl 17, 1S7R, IJ-I 

Miller, Joanquin; "Christmas Comes 

But Once a Year" 

W1I:JMG 

Milllngton, Helen, "The Deid Canary" 

OA, Ap 14, 1877, 1-4 


POEMS 

Miller, Joaquln, "Farewell" 

UAt N 19, 1873, 4-1 

WN:JMO 

Miller, Joaquin "The Bravest of Battles" 

UA, 8 4, 1895, 

POEMS 

Miller, Joseph Dana: "Lost at Sea" 

UA, Ap 10, 1897, 7-5 

POEMS 

JL: SC 

Mills, Jessie; "TOo Knows" 

UA, 0 5, 1897, 12-2

POEMS 

POETRY 

liilnee, Richard Llonckton, "The Church of 

the World" 

UA Ap 1, 1876, 1-1 

Milton, "The Hymn" (lircol) 

UA, D 17, 1892, 25-1 

Mines. Flavel 8cott: "A Fancy of the 

Nlgit* (2") 

POEMS 

8 15, 1894, 7-4 

"The Poesy of Minnesota" in Minneapolis 

Tribune (1 H ) 

UA, D 19, 1891, 12-1 

JDP:HR 


POFM 

i.111 n*»s , Rlchnrrt iMonokton; "November Roses" 

UA. D 1, 

JL:LG 

PC EMS 

M?::FD 

POEMS 

PCE:.:S 

Mines, Flavel Scott: "A Song of Youth" 

UA, Je 18, 1892, 3-2 

Minkittrlck, R.K; "The Summer Beetle" 

UA, Jl 24, 1896, 4-6 

Uint".ood, Minnie 

"TV.e Outcast's Rev-rie" 

UA, F 19, 1870, 1-1 

JD La

POE.V.S 

POSMS 

Mintwood, Winnie: "Living" 

UA, Kr 5» 1870, 1-1 

Ulntwood, Minnie 

•Idle Winds." 

UA, My 16, 1870, 4-1 

POEUS 

Mitchell, Mrs. Dr. G. H. "Show Your 

Hand." 

GTZ:MB 

UA, S 16, 1880, 2-6 

^ 


POEMS 

Mint — ri, :.:?nnls, "Gn^- F.-ll" 

Mlntwood, 

UA, My 7, 

np ,nran 

POEMS 

Minnie :"May" 

1870, 

1-4 

Mitchell, Agnes E., "Hi/here Poplars 

(6") 

UAf N 27, 1897, 4-5 

CCP:TL 

POETRY 

Mitchell, Mrs. Dr. G. H. "Hancock's 

Veterans. M 

GTZ:MB 

# 

UA, S 18, 1880, 2-6

POEMS 

ititohell, S. Weir wrote, "Idleness" 

UA, My 23, 1896, 7-5 

J1I:JA 

POEMS 

Moir, David MacBeth: "Times Changes" 

DA, 0 16, 1875, 1-1 

RL:FD 

POEMS 

^ 

Molloy, J. L., "A Race for Life" (4 U ) 

UA, N 6, 1897, 4-4 

CCP:TL 

POEMS 

"Anon" (Monroe County Penitentiary 

Prisoner) * Marius Among the Ruins 

pf_Carthage" 

UA, Mr 27, 1872, 2-7 


POEMS 

c l 

POEMS 

JA 

Mlzpflh: •'Wounded 11 

UA, D d, 1877, 5-3 

LIollov, J.L. : "The Last Parade" 

(4 1/3") 

UA, Je 22, 1S95, 4-4 

P0EU3 

| CCP:AB 

uoney- Coutts, F B. -"A 3Ong" 

UA, N ?l, 1896, U-lJ. 

Montgomery, Flora 

UA, 0 1, 1609, ?-j 

• 

"Life's 

Lessons"

poms 

Montgomery, 0. E#: "Winter Days" 

(fit in.) 

MC:JI 

POEMS 

P0ELJ3 

)ELS 

UA9 F 83, 1895, 6-5 

Montgomery, George Edgar "The Monroe 

Itectrlne" (2") 

UA, Mr 20, 1897, 7-3 

CP:AA 

tontgooery, George Edgar: "Greater 

New Xork" 

^, My 29, 1*97, 7-6 

Montgomery, George Edgar. "Riverside 

Heights" (i col.) 

UA , D 4, 1897, 4-4 


POEMS 

Montgomery, G.E.: "Genius" one stanza 

UA, F 8, 1896, 8-4 

• FD 

P0E£ 

Montgomery, 

UA, Ky 22, 

JL:EQ 

George 

1897, 

( 

Edgar: 

7-5 

*"B*a> 1 - :•«vys****? •^C-i^^vWr^ 

POEUS 

1 POETRY 

"The 

Boomer" 

Montgomery, George Edgar? "Wider Horizons" 

UA, My 29, 1*97, 7-6 

1 Montgomery, 

1 UA Ap 1, 

1 CCP/Ci'.V 

James, 

176, 

• 

"Home" 

1-5 

•

POELIS 

RL:R2 

Montgomery, Jamea: "Franklin—The Printer, 

Philosopher, and Patriot" 

UA F5, 1877, 2-6 

POEMS 

Moore, A.W.: "The Picture" 

UA, Mr 21, 1888, 2-4 

Kocre, Augusts.: "The Nine C'Clock 

Bell" (3 in.) 

niro •JI 

POEMS 

UA 3 8, 1877, 1-1 

Moore, Clement C., "The Night Before 

Christmas" 

UA, D 24, 1875, 1-1 

cOp;nmm 


POEMS 

Montreal Gazette, "What Is the .English 

Tongue" (1/3 col.) 

UA, My 4, 1894, 4-5 

y.: AA 

POETRY 

CC°:MAL 

POELIS 

Moore, Ada J., "In the Depths" 

UA, D 2, 1865, 1-4 

•

PCEttS 

Moore, Clement C.: N A Visit from St. 

Nicholas" 

POETRY 

POEMS 

UA, D 15, 1894, 30-7 

Sacrifice. The 

A poem which might be interpreted 

as the stream of thought experienced 

by Emma Moore in deliberating her 

suicide. 

RDU, Mr 24, 1855, 3-1 

Koore, Madge: "The Kiss" 

UA Ja 9, 1867, 2-5 

Moran, John, "If Only 1 

UA, D 27, 1879, 3-6 

CI.JAB 


POEMS 

KB 

POELIS 

ARO 

POEMS 

JD:JI 

POETRY 

CG:MC 

Moore. Emma. To The Late 

A student's lines to the drowning 

victim. 

RDU, Mr 21, 1855, 3-1 

^ 1 ) 

"Moore, Emma 1 , 1 Lines on 

RDU, Llr 30, 1855, 3-1 

Moore, Thornss, "The Touch Of Grace" 

(1£ in.) 

UA My 8, 1880, 5-1 

Morris, George P , his book reviewed 

UA, 0 4, 1860, 2-5

POEMS 

POEMS 

Morris, Ida Goldsmith: "Oettin 1 Religion" 

UA, Je 23, 1897, 12-3 

?£M:AA 

Morris, Lewis In Pall Mall Gazette 

"At a Country Wedding" (£") 

UA, Ap 7, 5-3 

POEMS 

SL:JDP 

POEMS 

Uorri8on, A. J.—• Thanksgiving" 

UA N 30, 1888, 2-6 

Morse, Phillip: "Cousin 

UA Ap 21, 1877, 1-1 


POETRY 

POE:.IS 

Morris, Ida W.: "Toil On" 

UA Jl 28, 1869, 4-1 

Liorris, WiTliam: "Dra-vlng :iear the 

Light" 

UA Je 25, 1892, 11-4 

POEMS 

JA 

j' M^Mf 

tiorse, James Herbert; "Earth's Ravishment" 

(2") 

UA, Je 29, 1895, 4-3 

POEidS 

Morse, Ethel—"Plaisir d'Amour." 

UA Ap 3. 1897. 9-3

M 

1 CG 

Mortimer, 

UA, D 24, 

:AB 

POEMS 

Nellie 

1370, 

E., 

1-5 

"Ora e Sempre" 

Mott, Edward, "Not This Autumn" (1") 

UA, N 5, 1891, 3-2 

Mott, Mary F. L., "The Mother to her 

Child" 

RDU, D 2, 1854, 2-4 

Koulton, Louise Chandler; "A Cry from the 

Dark" (5") 

My 3, 1 93, 8-1 


POETRY 

CF:JI 

Mossey, Gerald: "No Jewelled Beauty 

is My Love" 

UA Jl 30, 1868, 4-1 

Mott. Edward, "Moon, Maiden and Man" 

(8") 

UA, D 29, 1892, 8-1 

POEMS 

Moulton, Louise Chandler: "There" 

UA D 11, 1S73, 

i-Ioulton, LOUISEChandler wrote 

"Bend Low and Hark" (

POEMS 

POEMS 

ASlFD 

POEMS 

ALP:FD 

Moulton, Louise Chandler: "At Rest" (lj - ) 

UA S 17, 1894, 4-5 

Moulton, Louise Chandler: "At Rest" 

UA, Mr 20, 1895, 6-6 

Moulton, Louise Chandler: "0 Traveler 

by Unaccustomed Ways M (3 n ) 

POEMS 

UA, AP 29, , 6-6 

Muchmore, II-: "A nineteenth Century 

Rhyme" 

UA, My ». 7-3 

TL:JA 


POEMS 

JL:JI 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

POEMS 

JG:MB 

Moulton, Louise Chandler: "At Rest" 

UAf N 24, 1894, 7-3 

Moulton. Louise Chandler: "To 

Robert Louis Stevenson" 13 in#J 

UA, Mr 22, 1895, 4-6 

*UeM The Mourners. 

UA, 0 21, 1885, 4-2 

POETRY 

Muhlenberg, Dr. "Christmas Carol" 

UA, D 21, 1871, 3-3 

CMP LM

P0QS3 

Mulholland, Rosa: 

UA, 3 29, 1894, 5-5 

JL:FD 

POEMS 

CF:AB 

Uuloch, Miss, "At Last" 

UA, Uy 23, 1^68, 4-1 

N A Weather Dream" 

llunklttrick, R. K«, "From a Car Window" 

(4") 

UA, 0 31, 1891, 11-1 

k, R. K. wrote "The V inter 

) 


mam 

POEMS 

POE..:S 

iliaa Kuloch, "Strayed Fron the Flock" 

UA, Ja 17, 1868, 4-1 

Mulocfc, Miss: "My Little Boy That 

Died" 

UA, S 28, 1895, 7-4 

POEMS 

Uunklttrick, R. K.— "Hia First Love" (3") 

UA, D 16, 1892, 8-1 

llunkittriok, R.K., "Ballade of Commence 

ment Day (3") 

UA, Ja 15, 1894, 4-7

POEMS 

P0EL13 

CG:RZ 

P 6, 1895, 4-7 

Munkittrick, R. K.: "Snow" 

UA Ja 18, 1897, 4-5 

POEMS 

POEl!S 

CF: 

Murphy, Charles Perez, "Poppy Dreams", 

UA Mr 28 1891 3-3 

FC:AA 

Uurray, F., "Happy Christmas" 

UA, D f>4, 1869, 4-1 


POEMS 

Munkittriok , R. 

FT:HR 

POEMS 

JA 

UA, Jl 20, 

*-, 

189E>, 

5.4 

• 

•Tiger Lilies" 

"An Old Sword" In liunsey's Magazine (4") 

UA, D 17, 1892, 25-6 

POEMS 

Murray, Charles; "Charon 1 s Song" 

UA, My 1, 1897, 7-5 

MM:EQ 

Murray, F.: "Lines in Memory of 'Our 

.Little Baby 1 , Eleanor G. O'Meara 

UA, Ag 16, 1883, 4-3 

CUP:FD

POETRY 

Murray, P., "Ferry Boat Notes" 

UA Ag 5, 1865, 4.4 

JG:RZ 

Murray F. "Charlotte and Her Gayeties 

(«) ' 

UA Ky 2?, 1887, 3-2 

CC:LR 

Hi 

POEMS 

Murray, F,— "The Fire at the Beach 

UA 3 6, 1889, 3-2 

JDP: JDP 

POEMS 

"Thanksgiving Day" by F. Murray. 

UA N 25 1889 6-5 

JM:AA 


POEMS 

I3:RZ 

POEMS 

IB:RZ 

Murray, F. "Tobogganing—1886" 

UA F 12, 1886, 7-3 

Murray, F. "Thanksgiving 1887" 

UA N 23, 1887, 2-4 

POEMS 

FC:FD 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

Murphy, M.R.: "Two Days" 

UA, Mr 19, 1891, 3-1 

Hurray, F. 

: "Merry 

UA D 24, 1889, 6-4 

< 

Christmas" (2")

POEMS 

PC:SC 

ifiifa 

POEMS 

, p ; "The Daya of Eighty Nine" 

UA, Ja 21, 1890, 6-7 

Murray, F. : "V/lntry Scenes at Ontario" 

UA, F 19, 1892, 6-5 

AS:FD 

PCI"S 

!jrra; r , P., "Lines s::~T°stei on Hearing 

V-.e rin~in- of St. Patrick's C-t^ 

UA, Ilr ?4, 1870, 2-J. 

T; *.?.C 

POEMS 

Murray, R. F., "Alas for the Bird" (3") 

UA, Ap 23, 1895, 6-6 

JL:TL 


POEMS 

SC:HR 

POEMS 

Murray, F-t in memory of Mrs. Sexton 

(2") 

UA, Je 3, 1891, 6-3 

Murray, Johnstone, "After The Blooming 1 

(3") 

UA Ap 4, 1896, 10-4 

JC:RZ 

POEMS 

JM:JI 

POEMS 

MC:JI 

Murray, R. F.: "Moonliît North and 

South* 

UA, Ap 28, 1891*, 9.7 

Murray, Robert F.: "Song of Truoe" 

(li in.) 

UA, F 23, 1895, 4-4

POEMS 

Murray, Robert T.: "Sonnet" 

UA, Mr 13, 1895, 4-5 

POEIIS 

JU:JI 

• 

PCE?.:S 

Muisey, Anne L»: "A Dandelion" 

UA, Ap 18, 1896, 8-5 

liyra; "S?iil Little Boat" (2") 

UA, My 11, 1895, 7-4 

Myrtle, ilay "An Ode to 

Bartholomays Beck." (£ ccl.) 

UA , Mr 23, f 9-3 


POF::S 

RL.-AB 

Murray, Saxe; "Only a Girl" (5s") 

UA, Ap 17, 1880, 6-2 

POEM 

Jiitfi 

Muzzey, Anne L.: "Transfiguration" 

UA, My 22, 1897, 7-5 

Myrtle, Frank, "The Heroes Who Died" 

(5") 

UA, Je 2, 1877, 4-1 

N. H. M. 

Sweedenborgian Poetry 

RDU, My 15, 1855, 3-1

POEMS 

GTZ:JI 

PO&iS 

JDP 

"N. H. P.», H8he K l a s e d Me l n M 

Dreams 11 

UA Je8, 1878, 1-2 

N. M«K.~ "Cone Sing Again." 

UA Je 2, 

POEMS 

MHM/JI 

POEMS 

-#,tffr1 

N. R.: Paroady on the Stilly Night 

OA D 27, 1363, 2-3 

Nash, Chauncey 

•Mystic Fancies." 

UA, Ja 10, 1874, 2-5 


POEMS 

JL:JI 

POEMS 

NT:MC 

POEIJS 

PV/:MB 

N. M. L.J "Contentment" (2 in.) 

UA, Ap 10, 1895, 4-5 

N. R., 

"To The Irish Brlgade - 

UA, D 19, 1861, 2-4 

"N. T. H.» 

"V/ho killed Judge Folger. " 

UA, 0 9, 1382, 3-3 

POEMS 

TN:JI 

Nash, Chauncey: •Campaign Song" (2") 

UA Ag 19, 1876, 2-7

POS.iS 

Nash, Chauncey; "The Bloody Shirt" 

UA, S 16, 1876, 4-1 

rarara 

PQEUS 

POEMS 

Nash, Chaunoey, "Reform & Tilden"- (3 lnj 

Ua 0 6, 1S76, 2-6 

Nash, Chauncey: "Hon. John K. Davy ii.C. 

UA 0 20, 1876 2-7 

Nash, Chauncey, "Better Times" (3") 

UA, N 7.3, 1376, 2-5 


P.OEUS 

Nash, 

UA, S 

wn mnm 

POEMS 

Y/N:JI 

POEMS 

Nash, 

Must 

UA 

Chauncey, 

23, 1876, 

"Savlnrr 

2-7 

# 

Chauncey: "The 

Die" (5 in 

0 7, 1876 

( 

t 

the Ring" (10") 

Thievish 

2-6 

in MiMMtii— 

Ring 

Nash, Chauncey, "Advice to JoYm M. Davy" 

UA, 0 28, 1876, 2-6 

Nash, Chauncey: "In Pace Quies-Cat" 

UA N 25, 1876, 4-1

POEMS 

NaBh, Chaunoey: "The Wells Returning Board 

and Its 1 Defenders" (10") 

wn mmm 

POEKS 

UA, D 20, 1876, 2-6 

Nash, Chancey, "Justice Bradley's 

Soliloquy" 

UA, Kr 17, 1877- 3-4 

r/N.'ARO 

POEMS 

Nash, Chauncey 

"Hon. John Van Voorhis" tribute to 

Republican candidate for Congress, 

CMPlIOB 

POEMS 

UA, 0 15, 1878, 3-3 

Nash, Chauncey: "Garfield 1 s Lament", 

(6-) 

UA Ag 23, 1880 3-4 


POEMS 

POEMS 

JCM:JI 

POEMS 

ilHivCtAB 

POEMS 

Nash, Chauncey, N An Address to Congress 

UA, Ja 20, 1877, 3-4 

, mmm 

Nash, Chauncey: "A Tribute to 

Justice Bradley" 

UA Ap 7, 1877, 2-6 

Nash, Chauncey: Hon. John Van Voorhis 

UA, 0 19, 1S7S, 2-6 

Nashville American: "The Sweetest Songs", 

three stanzas 

UA, F 10, 1896, 4-6

POOLS 

JP:FD 

Nashville American: "When Sallle 

Sang For Me" 

UA, N 3, 1696, 6-6 

POEMS 

MC:JI 

POEMS 

POiilS 

Hathan, Levy M#: "Two Periods" 

(li in.) 

DA, F 8, 1896, 5-2 

Nautilus, : 

Little Plan" 

DA 0 30, 1875, 

"William Had a 

3-4 

, John Mason— "Christ Risen." 

13-5 


POEMS 

Nason, Emrrfl Huntlnpton: H The First to 

Greet Columbus. (5 M ) 

UA, Je 30, 1892, 3-2 

JL.-AA 

POEMS 

RL:JI 

POEMS 

Nautilus, "Neurolg-la" 

UA, 0 9.5, l- e 75, 2-5 

Nautilus, 

of to-morrow" 

,: "Boast not thyself 

UA N 1, 1875, 3-5 

"Bamboozling Grandma" Nebraska State 

Journal 

IB:HR 

UA, N 18, 1893, 7-3

In Nebraska State Journal, "Where the 

Politition is at Rest" 

UA, Lly 23, 1896, 7-5 

~:JA 

POEMS 

AB:MB 

POEMS 

FD:JS 

Nellie 

•Row, Boys, RowJ" 

Ag. 10, 1858 

i' ii 

Nellie, In Memory of Lieut. R. E. 

Holmes. 

UA, 0 21, 1863, 2-4 

Nellie •Missing a Mother's Refrain", 

(Dedicated to Mr. & Mrs. Estes of 

Charlotte). 

UA Ag 24, 1864 2-4 


POEMS 

FD:ARO 

POETRY 

VR:ARO 

POETRY 

Nellie: "Old Home" 

UA, Ap 29, 1858, 3-1 

Nellie "Lines to E. Dusenberry" 

UA, Ag 31, 1858, 3-4 

"Nellie" "It is Beautiful 11 

UA, D 26, 1863, 2-3 

PJW:AAO 

POETRY 

*A Parody," by Nellie 

UA, Mr 14, I6t>5, 2-3

POEilS 

Nellie: "Our Noble Volunteers" 

UA Je 17, 1865, ?-4 

Ji 

PGETEY 

JI 

POZLIS 

Nellie: "Fsrev.-ell to our Pp.stors" 

H#: "The burning of Life" 

UA J« 27, 1S"«, 2-4 

Nellie "To lladge Moore" 

UA, D 13, 1866, 2-5 

JD.'ARO 

POZIHY 

Seine 

"Vi'elc->:.;e Ho.vie B - 

t'A i; 14, 1867, 2-5 

CCP/CCP 


5? ^ 

POETRY 

CCP;HT 

POEMS 

Nellie; 

"A Christmas 

UA, D 26, 1865, 2-4 

• 

Anthem" 

(Nelie) "To A Friend Afflicted With The 

Blues" 

cCp«mmni 

POEliS 

UA, Mr 27, 1866, 2-4 

"Nellie" "Come" 

UA, My 31, 1067, 2-5

P rrt- 

POEMS 

CCP:IB 

Nellie T*-e Ccdicc J all 

UA, F 21, lS'V, £-

POEMS 

POEMS 

New Orleans Picayune "The Mine T&hlstle" 

(J col.) 

UA, N 22, 1897, 6-6 

CC?:TL 

wmtm•••• 

PCELIS 

KeF Yorl: Commercial Advertiser; "Again" 

UA, 

IPOEUS 

N.Y. 

Sun: 

UA, 

i.ly 21, 

••••• 

Ap 30, 1*95, 

CP:FD 

1695 , 6-6 

"The 

Sentence" (?") 

6-6 

• 


POEMS 

New Orleans Times-De-nocrat M A Hot 

Time on the Old Plantation" 

3, 1897, 6-6 

fjuL •iZi.-z+ii*- '

POELIS 

New York Herald, "Did I But Dare 11 

UAf Uy 28, 1897, 4-5 

POEMS 

o 

Hew York Mall, "Oh, Bar!ness, Cuddle 

I>oon" (1/3 col.) 

UA, F 16, 1897, 12-5 

CCPlEQ, 

POEIIS 

New York Sun—"A Wall From Italy" 

UA, My 19, 1&94, 7-3 

JL:JA 

POEMS 

Hew York Tribune: "Slumber 

Song" (2 in.) 

UA, My 4, 1895, 30-6 


POEMS 

New York Journal, "A Metamorphosis 1 

(1") 

UA, F 1?, 1S97, 6-6 

CCP:EQ 

sWf?^ 

"Always Sonetr-lng; to be Thfl.r.itful For 1 

in the New York Press (l") 

LA, N P5, 1892, 9-2 

Jl:EQ 

CCP:JI JA 

POEMS 

POEMS 

New York Tribune: "A Silence Broken" 

in.) 

UA, Jl 21, 1894, 5-4 

New York Tribune; "After Sr-rlne:" (IT") 

UA, Hy 25, 1895, 9-3 

i

POEMS 

In New York Tribune, "Too Soon 11 

UA, My 23, 1896, 7-5 

MUA 

POEMS 

POE1IS 

New York World, "True Aristocracy" 

UA, Mr 18, 1895, 6-7 

ASjJA 

POEMS 

CCP:TL 

N.Y. 

UA, 

», MC:FD 

p >'•*•-• 

World : "True Love 1 

8 Course" (2") 

F 12> 

1895, 4-6 

York World "Autumn Grief" (l") 

N 27, 1897, 6-7 

• 


POEHS 

New 

UA, 

POEMS 

York Tribune, 

F 13, 1897, 

"Poor 

O 

N.Y. World: "A Sceptic" 

UA, F 22, 1895, 4-7 

MC.-FD 

1.5VMS*!!*.- Jfe-.T«,- 

POEMS 

1 POEMS 

1 New 

Pierrette" (3»> 

New York World, "Summer Llusings" 

UA, Je lg, 1895, 

York 

(6*" 

UA, 

CCPiEQ 

World, 

D lj• 

1897, 

"Pap ! s Got a Job" 

4-5

POEIIS 

JL:JI 

POEMS 

JDP:JI 

POEiiS 

CG:RZ 

Hioholeon, 

negative" 

(3 in.) 

UA, D9t 

Meredith: "Love's 

in New York Sun 

1891, 3-1 

0 

Nicholson, Meridith: "Shadow Lines" 

UA, 0 8, 1892, 15-7 

Nicholson, Meredith: "Horatio at 

Elsinore" (3") 

UA F 8, 1897, 5-4 

POEKS 

Nipper, Susan; "The Ragman 1 

UA, Ja 19, 1878, 2-6 

NT:ARO 


POEMS 

JM:RZ 

POEIIS 

JA 

POEIIS 

JL:JI 

Maw York World: "Hissed" (2j in* 

UA, Ap 16, 1895, 4-6 

o 

mam 

Nicholson, Meredith: "Alterum Nomen" 

(4-) 

UA Mr 21, 1894, 4-7 

Nicoll, W. Robertson, "Home From The 

Hill" (3") 

UA, Mr 16, 1895, 4-4 

POETRY 

Noel, Roden,: "Southern Spring Carol" 

UA, Ap 16, 1881, 5-1

POEMS 

VR.DS 

POETRY 

PW.'IIB 

Nora (Maple Hook, N. Y.)* f1 Weep Not) 

We'll lieet again" written for UA 

UA Jl 14, 1858, 3-1 

Northrop, Anna M. 

•The Last Good Night.• 

UA, 0 17, 1860, 1-7 

POEMS 

PJW:AB 

Mi 

POETRY 

Northrop, Anna M# "A Thought of Life, 

Sick Bed Musings." 

UA, N 17, 1862, 2-4 

fforthrop, Anna M.: ••Learn to Wait" 

UA D 15, I6b5, 2-4 


POEwIS 

"Parting" by Norman 

UA, N 27, 1893, 

JL:EQ 

POEMS 

POETRY 

ME: MB 

POEMS 

nt;mmm 

Nonthrop, Anna RI, "Thoughts On The Last 

Night of the New Year" 

UA, Ja 3, 1861, 4-4 

Northrop, Anna M. 

"At Evening time, it shall be light" 

UA, Ja 24, 1863, 2-5 

Northrop, 

Anna 

UA, N 10, 1868, 

M. —"In The 

4-1 

• 

Twilight"

POEMS 

POETRY 

Horwloh (New York) Telegraph "A Serioue 

l*ove Spell" (2") 

OA, Mr 20, 1897, 6-6 

CP:AA 

0. D. V.: "Julius Caesar 1 

ua, N 15, 1975, 2-4 

JCl'i: FD 

POETRY 

NT 

POEMS 

M1CJI 

^^ 

0 P Q,—A chapter on names, 

RDU, Mr 14, 1856, 2-4 

O 1 Brien. Hugh J: "Cornell at 

Football" 

UAf M 6, 1894, 4-5 


POEMS 

'.7N: HR 

POETRY 

ME:JUG 

POEMS 

JM:JI 

Noyes, He Leod: "Schroon Lake 11 - (2") 

UA AQ 12, •'876 4-1 

O.O.B., "miat the Shallows Say. H 

UA, Ag 11, 1866, 1-1 

0. T. F.: "Her Reply" (lj in.) 

UA, Jl 21, 1894, 5-4 

POEMS 

JL:HR 

0»Brlen, J. P., "To the Boy Waiter" 

UA, N 19, 1892, 15-4

F0SM3 

JL:JI 

lifi 

POEMS 

JD:ARO 

Oohiltree, Thomas P., and John Paul 

Baboook1 -A Julip" (4 in.) 

UAt Mr 22, 1895, 4-7 

OTbnoughue, Frank, "In Memory of 

Charlie White" 

UA, Ap 15, 1868, ?-5 

POELS 

O'Hara, Theodore, "The Bivouac of 

the Dead" 

UA, 0 19, 1872, 1-1 

GZ:FD 

POEMS 

Olin, Mr,, former Perry postmaster, 

pens poem while in jiil ai f>rgery 

charges 

UA, F 24, 1857, 1-7 


POE&IS 

0*Connell, Daniel: "Lovers Always" 

UA, N 23, 1895, 16-5 

FT:JA 

P0E1I3 

NP:1XB 

O 1 Donovan, Rossa 

O 

•The Returned Picture." 

UA, Ap 11, 1870, 4-1 

POELIS 

Olboy, 0. N., "The Father of Time" 

(3i in.) 

CL/CLiV 

Oilson, William B: "From the Bottom 

of the Sea" 

UA, N 3, 1894, 4-3 

:TL

POEM 

Olmatead, Mary H. "Pollywog Talk for 

the Children" 

UA, My 13, 1897, 12-1 

JL:EQ 

POEMS 

AL:FD 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

POEMS 

O'Neill, A.H.: "The Belles of Boston" 

UA, Jl 18, 1896, 7-3 

O'Neill, Molra: "A Sons of alen Dun" 

UA Mr 3, 1894, 5-3 

O 1 Heill, Moira: "Thinkin 1 Long 11 

UA, V 3, 1894, 19-3 


POEMS 

POEMS 

O'Neal, Carrie—"The Irish Girl for Me." 

UA Ap 30. 1897. 12-5 

O'Neill, Charles S. "Limitations" 

UA, Ag 11, 1894, 5-4 

POEMS 

JS:JI 

POEMS 

JS:JI 

O'Neill, Moira: "Corrymeela 1 

UA, Mr 10, 1894, 5-3 

Opper, E. A.: "An Antique" 

UAt My 26, 1894, 9-3

ab; minn 

POEMS 

TR 

• 

POETRY 

Orcella, M To A Fly On Liy Window" 

UA, N 25, 13G3, 2-5 

O'Reilly, 

Jay Cooke 

UA, S 25, 1865, 

:JMG 

O'Reilly, Miles, "Honor the Brave" 

UA, Ja 8, 1868, 1-2 

POEMS 

UM:FD 

• 

Miles, 

mm**** 

"The 

1-2 

• 

Apotheosis of 

O'Shaughnessey, Arthur: "A Love 

Symphony" 

UAf D 21, 1894, 6-6 


POETRY 

POETRY 

O'Reilly, Miles, "The League of Anti- 

Beefers" 

UA Je 27, 1865, 1-4 

I.'AL/C'T 

0 1 Reilly, Kiles: fl The Canteen 11 

UA D 18, I6o5, 1-4 

CCP:JI 

POELIS 

Ormsby, Jr., W. L., "What's the Use?" 

UA, F: 25, 1896, 4-6 

MW:TL 

POEMS 

WN:KB 

O'Shaughnessy, Mike 

•The Late Conoert." 

UA, Ja 6, 1869, 2-6

POEMS 

POEMS 

O'Shaughnessy, 

Lilt" 

Patsy 

UA, Ag 9, 1864 , 2-4 

• 

O'Ryan, "A Little 

O'Tara, Desmond, "Life is But a 

Castle in the Air" 

WN:JM G 

UA, Ja 26, 1875, 4-1 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

POEMS 

Our Little Ones: "A Dangerous Disease" 

(2") 

UA, Je 23, 1894, 5-4 

Outing (Sept.) "A Harvest Song" (3") 

UA S 11, 1894, 4-7 

M 


POEMS 

Oâra, Desmond: "Farewell 11 

UA, Mr 14, 1874, 1-6 

POEMS 

POEKS 

JM : 

Ottarscn, Frank J , "Turning the Leaf 11 

UA, D 31, 1881, 6-1 

Outing: "Canoe Sone-" 

UA Ap 13, 1894, 4-7 

--The Cutldok:. "The Sredlsh Nightingale" 

UA, i:y 22, 1895, 4-6 

CCP:JA

Outing "The Trumpets of 

Poseidon" U") 

UA, Je IS, 1^95;, S-5 

POE/.S 

Pac>n, !:. S: "Alien rays" (2 M ) 

UA, Hr .% 1995, 9-5 

JL:TL 

POEUS 

Packard, George T.: "The Wreckers 11 , 

in the Youths Companion 

UA, Mr 7, 1896, 4-5 

Pain, Barry: "Next December" (6") 

UA, D 9, 1892, 8-1 


PCEi^S 

POEMS 

CCP:JI 

P. B. 1 "A Poem by Phillips 

Brooks" (3 in.) 

UA, My 4, 1895, 23-5 

Packard, 'ffinthrop: "The Nobody Man" (5 M ) 

UA, F ?7, 1896, 12-4 

Jc: AA 

POEMS 

POELJS 

Page, Curtis Hidden "Kisses 11 (2*) 

UA, Mr 26, 1897, 12-4 

GP.-AA 

Pain, Harry, "Tulips" (2") 

UA, N 27, 1897, 4-5 

CCP:TL

POEMS 

JC:RZ 

POEMS 

Paine, Albert Blgelow "The Sun And 

the Tide" 

UA Ja 18, 1896, 7-5 

Pall Mall Budget "Morning" (2") 

UA, Ap 23, 1895, 6-6 

JL:RZ 

Pall Mall Gazette: "An Account With 

The Duchess" (2*) 

POEMS 

JC:JI 

8 18, 1894, 4.6 

Pall Mall Gaiette: "The World Is 

UA, Mr 7, 1896, 4-5 


poms 

Pall Mall Budget: "The Poet Turns" 

J:FD 

UA, Mr 19, 1895, 4-4 

POEMS 

JDP:HR 

PCEMS 

"The Waltz" by one who cannot do It in 

the rall,-ttalc Gazette (3 M ) 

Po4\ f'Uii 

UA, D 31, 1892, 16-5 

Pall L'all Gazette 

"To a Young Lady" 

(2$) 

UA, Ap 4,1995, 4-5 

POEMS 

JCSJI 

Pall Mall Oasette: "You Will Forget" 

UA, Mr 7, 1896, 4-5

In Pall rail Gazette: "An Autumn 

Song" (3 M ) 

UA, C 24, 1896, 8-4 

In Pall ilall Gazette: "In the Inn 

Parlor—After the 7, r edding" (3") 

UA, N 28, 1696, 4-5 

, Mr 13, 1897, 7-4 

Pall iiall Gazette: "To Sappho, While Yet 

- Unknown" 

UA, Je 19, 1897, 7-4 


POEMS 

JP:FD 

POELIS 

Pall Mall Gazette? "The Wind and the 

Leaves" (4") 

UA, N 7, 1896, 7-5 

"To 

UA 

CG:RZ 

POEMS 

the 

Ja 

End" from 

16, 1897, 

Pall 

7-3 

• 

Mall Gazette 

Pall Mall Gazette, "Her First Cigarette" 

(2£ M ) 

UA, M r 29, 1S97, 6-6 

CP:EQ 

PCEES 

—Pall 

UA 0 

i > 

' L: A 

t:aii 

s" (2 

16, 

Gazette: 

1897, 7-4 

• 

"A September

1 POEMS 

1 Pall 

1 

UA, 

CCP:TL 

POEIuS 

JP-.FD 

POEKS 

VC:HR 

Mall 

N 13, 

Gazette 

1897, 

"Autumn's Hour" (2£") 

7-3 

Palmer, F.S. : "Prlscilla" (2") 

UA, N 14, 1891, 10-7 

Palmer, J. Marion: "An Autumn Day" 

UA 0 12, 1872 1-5 

POEMS 

GZ:AB 

Palmer, J, Marion, "The Song We Used 

To Sing" 

UA, N 23, 1872, 1-5 


f 

POEMS 

Pall Mall Gazette "Tired" (2h n ) 

UA, N 19, 1897, 4-4 

EflP:TL 

POEMS 

Palmer, J 7/., "Thread and Song." 

UA, Ja 21, l~e-:f 4-1 

P?.lmer, J V.RT?. ^n, "Shall ""e Forcet" 

a-.d "I'l" not Forget" 

J'A, 0 2G, L~7?,, 1-1 

POEMS 

Palmer, J# Marion: "The Frost Spirit 1 

UA 

OTZ/CMV 

D 30, 1872, 4-1

POEMS 

Palmer, "Urion J., "Inversion 1 * 

tf*, Ja 11, 1873> 1-1 

CG:ARO 

POEMS 

Palmer, J-M., "Promplings" 

POEMS 

UA, F 15, 1873, 1-5 

Palmer, J. llarlon, "Lines on a Lily" 

UA, Mr 22, 1873, 4-1 

JDijRO 

POEUS 

Palmer, J. Marion: "Sunset" 

UA, My 3, 1873, 1-6 


1PCEKS 

GTZ:AB 

Palmer, 

UA, ja 

POEMS 

J. Marion , "Homely Cheer" 

1P73, 

Palmer, J, Marion 

"Unrest." 

UA, Mr 1, 1873, 

GZ:MB 

POEMS 

GTZ:RZ 

1-5 

# 

M--~*y*&±mj«~*--tS*^ •>1V->-v: 

Palmer, Uarcon J. : "The Welcome" 

UA Ap 5, 1873, 4-1 

, J. rarion: "TJiy Love w 

UA My 3 1» 1873, 4-1

POEMS 

CF:JMG 

Palmer, J. Marlon, -The Mystic Weaver." 

POEMS 

«71 19, 1873, 1-6 

Palmer, Julia Marlon, "Take Heart" 

UAf N 8, 1873, 1-1 

CCP:ARO 

POEMS 

POEMS 

CLJAB 

Palmer, Julia Marlon: n i:y Fairy Queen" 

24 lines 

UA, S 24, 1874, 4-1 

Panhandle-"An Unlucky Glrl M (2") 

UA, 0 10, 1887, 3-2 


POELItf 

'.7N:HR 

POETRY 

Palmer, Julia Uarlon: "The Bird 

Llessenrrer" 

UA S 6, 1873 4-1 

Palmer, Julia Marlon: 

Summer" \ 

POEMS 

UA, Ag 3, 1874, 4-1 

"The Reign of 

Panhandle-"Poetlc Thistle Down" (4") 

UA, 0 3, 1887, 2-4

POEMS 

SL: JI 

Parker, Jane Marsh: Rochester at 

Gettysburg 

UA 3 6, 1388, 8-5 

POEMS 

AB:ARO 

poms 

Parker, Jennie A. , M In Uemoriam 11 

UA, D 16, 1861, 2-4 

Parsons, T.W.: "Song" 

UA, Ja 12, 1895, 5-4 

PCE2/.S 

Pastnor, Paul, "The Bicycle 

Chaperone" (?") 

UA, 0 20, 1897, 4-6 

SC.'JA 


PCL'TuY 

iifriitiai ^^—••• ••"- ' 

POEMS 

' . T G-:HR 

POEMS 

Parker, Jennie A. "The Dyinr 

"A, s ?.i, nei, 2-3 

"flho Wi11 

be 

to have been 

UA, F 1, 

1888, 

3-1 

Mayor" a poem believed 

written by Laayor Parsons 

• 

Partridge, William Ordway: "Llid Ocean" 

UA, N I?, 1392, 14-4 

AA 

POEUS 

JDPIJI 

Pat mo re, 

UA, D 5, 

Coventry : "Security" 

1896, 

( » 

4-5 

(1")

1POEL'3 

Patmore, Coventry, "The Boys and the 

Toys." 

CG RZ 

UA Ja 9, 1897, 7-3 

Pattlson, Dr. T. Harwood, speaks on 

•The Poetry of the Bible" (J col.) 

UA, N 20, 1896, 10-3 

J0P:JI 

POEIiS 

Payne, John Howard, "To a Lady Friend" 

UA, liy 22, 1875, 4-1 

WN:ARO 

POETRY 

Peabody, Frank: "Who Will Miss Me When 

I'm Gone?" 

UA Jl 31, 1878, 4-1 


POEMS 

JDP:RZ 

POEMS 

Patriot, Orilla; "English As She Is 

Spoke" (3") 

UA N 7, 1891, 9-7 

Paul, Howard: M Love»s Arithmetic 11 

UA, S 3, 1894, 10-4 

POE.:S 

JL:AA 

Payne, John Howard, "Conzonet" "The Loss 

of Those Tie Love" "A Birth Day Song" 

UA, :.:y 22, 1875, 4-1 

T7N: AHO 

POEMS 

Peabody, Josephine wrote "The 

Shepherd Girl 11 

JU:E

POEMS 

JM:JI 

Ptatt. Theodore G,v "Fra Andelloo" 

(2 in.) 

UAt Jl 14, 1894, 4.5 

POQIS 

FT:MC 

POEMS 

Peck, Ellen Brainard "The G ypsy Rose" 

UA, 0 7, 1«95, 6-6 

Peck, Samuel Minturn: "A Summer Girl" 

UA, Je 1, 1889, 15-4 

Peck, Samuel Mintjra: "When Autumn 

Passeth By" 

UA, D 22, 1894, 8-3 

1C/.:FD 


POEMS 

jMUl 

Ptase , Theodore C.I 

(2 in• 

) 

UA, 

POEMS 

AL:MS 

POEMS 

J1;RZ 

POEMS 

JA 

Jl 14, 1894, 

• 

•Stratford-on-Avon 11 

4.5 

Peck, Harry Thurston "Wonderland" 

(3") 

UA, 0 3, 1896, 5-5 

Peck, Samuel Mlnturn: "Elder 

Blossoms" (4") 

UA Je 24, 1893, 16-2 

Peck , Samuel LUnturn, 

UA, 

F 2, 1895, 8-4 

) 

"Suzette"

POEMS 

PCEiiS 

£l 3 a m uel Mlnturn: "A Winter Dream 

UA, P 9, 1895, 4-5 

Peck, Samuel 1-In turn: "Sweetheart, 

Good Bye" (?") 

UA, :iy 18, 18P5, 6-6 

CCP:JA 

POEMS 

TL 

Peck Samuel Minturn "The Old Gin House" 

U") 

UA, Je 8, 1895, 4-4 

POEMS 

Peck, Samuel Minturn: "The Bride" 

UA9 D 12, 1895, 4-6 


POEMS 

POEMS 

Peck, Samuel Minturn: "Chastelard" 

(3 in.) 

UA, AP 13, 1895, 6-5 

Peck, Samuel Minturn; "The Saltimore 

3elle» (l/3ccl) 

UA, My 27, 1895, 4-6 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Peck, Samuel Minturn: "Love's Wisdom" 

UA Jl 13, 1895, 4-4 

Peck. Samuel Minturn, "My Love For 

Thee" in the Idler (J col.) 

UA, F 29, 1896, 4-4 

JC:TL

POEKS 

Peek, Saipuel Minturn! "Possibly an 

Ans-el" (2") 

uD:RZ 

UA F 8, 189?, 6-6 

P0Ew5 

Pendleton, Charlotte "In Quiet Bays" 

UA, Ap 27, 189?, g-1 

POETRY 

Percival, Alfred (Graves), "Irish 

Lullaby" (2"; 

UA, D 20, 1679, 3-5 

CL:A?O 

POELIS 

Perry, Nora: "Lesson of Trust" 

UA, My 28, 1397, l?-3 


POEMS 

POEMS 

MM:FD 

Peck, Samuel 

UA, Mr 12, 

CG:AA 

Minturn 

1897, 

•Spring 

4-5 

) 

Fever" 

Pennell, Harriette G: "Grandmother's 

Garden" 

UA, D 12, 1894, 10-4 

POZI-E 

I POEtfS 

1 Peterson, 

Percy, Florence; The Hoom where 

Charley Died 1 * 

S 24, 1853, 3-7 

1 UA. D g, lgo,lj.f 6-5 

JL:LG 

Arthur: 

( » 

"Corea"

POEMS 

POEMS 

SL.'UB 

Peet, Jenny •The Laat Antelope" (2") 

UAt Mr 20, 1697, 7-3 

CP:AA 

POEKS 

Pteiffer, Emily, "Aspiration" 

U A , Ap 24, 1875, 4-1 

Phelps, Elizabeth S.: 

•Some Day" 

UA, Je 19, 1889, 5-1 

POEMS 

JL:HR 

Phelps, M. Daweon, "Priecilla" (4") 

UA, N 19, 1892, 14-4 


POEMS 

Pettre, 

UA, Ja 

POEHS 

Rev. I.T.: 

9, 1875, 

1-1 

"Prayer and Potatoes" 

It 

Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart—"OVo Ifs" 

UA, 0 19. 1869, 4-1 

POEMS 

JL:HR 

POEMS 

JM:FD 

Phelps, Emma M., "The Tea Party" (4") 

UA, D 19, 1892, 8-1 

Phillips, Louise: "Loves Little Day" 

UA, Ap 27, 1894, 4-7

FOULS 

CL:?D 

"The Ologlea" In th» Philadelphia Bulletin. 2" 

UA 3 30, 1397 

Philadelphia i:ev;s: "The Sjrlnc Poet" (2") 

UA, Ap 30, 1886, 5-1 

POEMS 

JU.'JI 

POEMS 

JL:JZ 

Philadelphia Reoord: "Spring" 

Ur 27, 1896, 4-6 

Phyrone, John: "Bagged the Wrong 

Bird" 

UA, Ap 2S9 1S9 1 *-, 9-6 


* POEMS 

Philadelphia 

Knight" (2} 

f UA, Ap 15, 

H 

( 

JLUI 

Inquire 

in.) 

1895, 

O 

r: "The Modern 

6-7 

POEulS 

"Rats" in the Philadelphia Press (l In.) 

UA, D 1, 1891t 3-2 

Philadelphia Telegraph: "The Scorcher 

Scorched 

UA, Je 29, 1897, 4-6

POEMS 

—Piok-Me-Up; "Ye Legende" (li") 

UA, J 24, 1895, 4-6 

POEMS 

CG:RZ 

Pickhardt, Eraile: "Simllia Slmilibus 

Curantur" (.V) 

UA F 4, 1897, 4-6 

POEM 

Pierson, E. D. "Engaged" 

UA, My 22, 1897, 7-5 

JL:EQ 

POEMS 

Pike, Albert,: "As the Years Go By" 

UA 8 15, 1894, 7-4 


POEMS 

Pickhardt, Emlle, "Can't You See Through 

Your Hat"

P0EM3 

Pitte, J. Drayton 

•Swiss Wanderer"- (5$") 

UA, S 15, 1877, 4-1 

PCEI..S 

Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph: 

"The Everlasting Topic" (1/3*col.) 

UA, C 19, 1897, 4-6 

SC JA 

• 

POEMS 

Plttsburg News: "The Annual Migration" 

UA, Je 3, 1897, 4-6 

JL.'EQ 

POEUS 

JDPJJI 

Pixley, Frank S., "An Exchange Fiend" 

(8 in.) 

UA, D 4, 1896f 4-5 


POEMS 

JL:SC 

POEMS 

"The Heroes of the Gridiron", from 

the "Pittflburg Chronicle-Telegraph" 

(t^ col) 

UA, 0 5, 1397, 4-6 

Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph "The 

Hunter From Town" (6") 

UA, N 9, 1897, 4-6 

CCP.-TL 

POEMS 

CCP :AB 

POEMS 

JU:FD 

Pittsinger, Eliza A., "Ode To The Moon" 

UA, S 28, 1867, 1-4 

Plarr, 

UA, My 

Victor: 

16, 1896, 

"A Plowman at Eltham" 

7-5 

•

POEMS 

Platt, Rev. Charles H., a poem in his 

memory 

UA, Ap 10, 1869, 1-4 

GZ:ARO 

POEMS 

POEMS 

POETRY 

"Pantheism that is not Atheism" by W. 

H. Platt. (l in.) 

UA D 31, 1SS5, 2-1 

JG/CI.IV 

Foe, Edgar A., "The Haunted Palace 

UA, 0 29, 1870, 4-1 

CGJARO 

Platt, W.H; "Life" 

UA, S 24, 1887, 2-5 


POEMS 

Platt,* Donn, H A Memory" 

U A , Ap 24, 1875, 1-1 

VJNtARO 

POELIS 

Plarr, Victor- "The Haunting Drean." 

(1") 

UA, N 21, lgQ6, 

FCSTKY 

POETRY 

Foe, 2dgar A., rr Life rt 

U/i, 0 29, 1C70, 1-4 

Pollay, H. M. "Alone" 

UA, Ap 9, 1864, 2-3 

vr:mam

POEMS 

JD:AB 

GTZ:AB 

Pollock, W.H., "Heidelberg-On The Terrace 

UA, F 10, 1873, 4-1 

PoTieroy, L'ilUs c. , "Self Conceit" (1|») 

I'A, Air 23, 1832, 6-2 

POEMS 

Porter, H. H. "Forty Years After" (3") 

UA, Je 8, 1895, 4-4 

Power, Tyrone 

"Old Blanford Church" 

UA, 3 11, 1875, 4-1 


POEMS 

Porter, Thomas F. "The Good Landlord" 

a i) 

UA, N 13, 1897, 10-7 

CCP:TL 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Poole, Bertha Scrantom "In Memoriam 1 * 

UA, Ap 1, 1872, 2-7 

Powell, Richard Stlllman: "Two Kisses" 

UA 

1 POETRY 

S 26, 1895, 4-6 

1 Powers, 

Rev. H. N. "Abide With Us: For 

CG:JS 

It is 

Towards 

UA D 17, 1864 

Evening". 

1-4 

•

POEM 

Pratt, Anna M.~"A Vaotion Rhyme" (5 B ) 

UA, J« 2, 1893, 8-1 

POEMS 

CF:ARO 

Pratt, D., "Monody on the Death.of the 

Lean Correspondent" 

UA, Je 29, 18^8, 2-5 

Prentice, Geo. D., "To " 

UA, F ?, 1870, 4-1 

1IAL:APO 

POETRY 

Prentice, George D., "The Dying Year" 

UA D 31, 1874, 1-1 


POEMS 

JA 

Pratt, Annn M., 

Cemetery" (2") 

UA, My 30, 1895, 

10-3 

POEMS 

P03TRY 

Prentice, G-eo. 

M Tn the Soldiers 1 

• 

"The Closing Year" 

UA JA 31, 1870, 4-1 

Prentice, George D,: "Violets" 

UA My 5, 1870, 4-1 

Prescott, Augusta- "The Thanksgiving 

Hour" illustration (3 col. cutT 

UA, N 25, 1396, lli-2

POEMS 

FD:JI 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JD:RZ 

Prescott, Mary N.: "Going to Sleep" 

UA Jl 23, 1869, 1-1 

Preston, S. H. —"Old 49" 

Price, Thomas: "The Breakers Broken" 

(If- ) 

UA Ag 28, 1880, 6-1 

POETRY 

CLJFD 

UA, D 27, 1892, 8-2 

Proctor, Adeliade,: Maxlmus" (2") 

UA, F 26, 1881, 5-6 


POEkIS 

Preecott, Mary N. "A Valentine" (U") 

UA F 12, 1886, 3-3 

POEMS 

IB.-RZ 

Preston, Margaret J. "The First 

Thanksgiving Day" (l/3 col.) 

UA, N 20, 1897, 20-4 

POEL1S 

FT:JI 

Proctor, Adelaide: "Cradle Song Of 

the Poor." 

UA Ap 13, 1873, 1-5 

Prowelh, 

UA, Ag 

Charles: 

21, 1895, 

< 

> 

"A Brighter 

10-3 

Day"

P0EH8. 

Puok- "A Tale of tne West" (3") 

UA Ap 17,1895, 4-5 

JL:JH 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

Puck: "A Plaint" (2| in.) 

UAf Mr 30, 1895, 6-6 

PCGMS 

P0EIA3 

Puok: "Spring In Harlem" 

UA, Ap 17, 1896, 4-5 

In Puck: M A Change" ( 

UA, N 28, 1896, 6-6 


POEMS 

MC:JI 

POBIS 

Puok: "An Exception 11 (3 ln#) 

UAf P 8f 1895, 4-6 

-.^^ 

In Puck, "A Poster Vision" 

UA, A? 9, 1896, 

JC:TL 

POEMS 

"A Song of the Sea" in Puck 

UA, My 21, 1896, 6-6 

JM:AA 

POEMS 

JDP:JA t JL:J(T 

Puck: "The Burning- Question" 

UA, **e 16, 1897, 4-6

POEKS 

From Puck, "Unole Hiram* s Moustache 

Cup" 

UA, Ja 20, 1897, 4-6 

CG:JA 

POETRY 

POEMS 

MC:FD 

•Zoology" Punch (3 n ) 

UA, Ja 2?, 1SS1, 5-1 

Punch: "You Came To Tea" (3 M ) 

UA, Mr 2, 1895, 4-5 

POEM 

Punch "A Cycle of Cathay" 

UA, My 22, 1897, 7-5 


M POEMS 

1 —Puck: 

1 

UA> F 

1 CG:JA 

POETRY 

"Mao Bung 1 

8 MU89 N 

24, 1897, 

( » 

4-6 

f mil IIII'IM 

(1/3 col.) 

Punch - "The Wreck of the Indian Chief" 

(6") 

UA, F 12, 1SS1, 

CL:ARO 

POEMS 

In Punch "Jibted" (4") 

UA, N 24, 1896, 4-6 

JDP: TL 

POEIvlS 

—Punch: 

UA, 0 9, 

JL:JA 

"De 

Munimis" 

1897 , 8-5 

• 

(2")

PCEMS 

POEtfS 

» D 31t 1«96, 

Purvis, Miller, "Only A Dream" (2") 

UA, Je 7, 1895, 10-4 

Putnan, Irene "Felice Notte" 

UA, N ill., 1896, 7-lJ- 

POETRY 

PJWjARO 

Quevaro--Solferlno 

UA, Jl 25, 1859, 2-3 


POEMS 

POEMS 

Purcell, E. H The Academy 11 

UA 0 16, 1880, 5-1 

Putnan, Frflnk- "The Agnostic Style of 

Courting." (?") 

The Queen: "A Song of Rosalind" 

(2-) 

UA, F 27, 1897, 6-6 

CG:JA 

POETRY 

PW:MC 

Quevaro 

What would you do?— 

A Query 

UA, Jl 30, 1859, 2-3

WN:HR 

POEES 

POETRY 

•The Storn-King" by R. A. I. (2i M ) 

UA, F 1, 1888, 3-3 

R.E.E., "To Annie" 

UA, Ap 16, 1860, 4-2 

H.R. "Symbollism 11 

UA, Je 8, 1C67, 1-4 


POZTHY 

Quinn, J- J , on the Death of Morlbah 

Ann Otis 

RDU, F 15 , 1356, 3-1 

4> 

?. C. n. "A Song of Home" 

VA, 0 i-p., 1897, 4-5 

P03.13 

R.I.O., "Christmas Roses" 

UA D 

PCETRY 

R.R., "Insufficiency" 

UA, je 15, 1867, 1-4 

3 col.)

POETRY 

CG:AB 

UA, Je 22, 1867, 1-1 

POETRY 

POETRY 

R. R.: "Independence Day" 

UA Jl Z, 1867, 1-4 

R.R., "Comfort 11 

U A, S 14, 1867, 1-1 

CP:JUG 

R.R., "Transformation" 

UA, S °f?, I 1 - -7, 1-1 


POKTRY 

P-, P-, "Dr 

UA, Je ?0, 

CS.-A-O 

POETRY 

in:; nnd Covenautin"" 

P *7, 1-5 

R.R., "Rally: A Lyric" 

T JA, S 7, 1G67, 1-7 

07.IRY 

PCEMS 

R.R. , "Ei'pectancy" 

UA, S ni, T-67 1-6 

•R. R. w •Remembering and Waiting" 

UA, 0 5» 1867, 1-1

POEitS 

R.R., Poem contributed by him to U. «md 

A* has been found to 

which anpe^red in the 

titled, "An 

UA, 0 7, l.q. :7, ?-4 

CP:JUG 

CP:JI 

POEUS 

R. R.5 "Sonnet* 

Old Han 1 s 

UA 0 12, 1867, 1-7 

• 

be a copy of a poem 

Antlantic Monthly 

Idyl" 

H. R. "Saints and Sinners. H 

UA, 0 2:, 1G67, 1-4 

Radford, Dollie: "Arabition" one stanza 

DA, F 8, 1896, 8-4 


POEMS 

PW:NT 

POEMS 

"R. R." 

poem 

claims 

UA, 0 9 , 1867, 

"R.R." "Sonnett" 

ownership of disputed 

2-3 

UA, C 19, 1867, 1-1 

R. S. A. "A Valentine" (5 l/3») 

UA, F 13, 1897, 6-6 

POEMS 

Radford, Ernest, "Plymouth Harbor" 

UA, S 20, 1895, 5-4 

FT:JA 

• 

— —^—^—

POEMS 

POEMS 

Ragoiln, V. "The Poet" (if 1 

UA, Mr 27, 1897, 7-6 

CP:AA 

Randall, Herbert, "Reciprocity" (2") 

UA, Ap 1, 1396, 4-5 

JC:JA 

POEMS 

jP:FD 

POEMS 

Rankln, J.E.: "Wee Bit B^bie Andy" U H ) 

UA, N 2, 1896, 16-2 

.01/ 

Rayland, Rose: "At Twilight" 

UA P 11, 1868, 2-4 


POEMS 

JC:RZ 

POETRY 

Randall, Herbert: "Slumber Song" (2") 

UA Mr 21, 1896, 16-3 

Randolph, Thomas 

•Apple Stealing." 

UA, My 13, 1870, 4-1 

:MB 

JS-.FD 

Rave, Herman: "Calling the Co^s" (~") 

UA, Mr 28, 1894, 4-7 

POEMS 

Rayland, Rose 

"It Might Have Been" 

UA AP 11, 1868, 1-1 

JD/GGP

POEMS 

Rayland, Rose, "Retrospection H 

UA, Ap PI, 1868, 1-1 

JDlARO 

POEilS 

CP:KR 

POEUS 

Rayland, Rose 

•Love Me" 

UA 0 17, 1868, 1-4 

Rayland, Rose: "The He-Then Tab-bee" 

UA F 25, 1871 4-1 

Rayland, Rose 

'Credula res, Amor est" 

UA, N 8, 1873, 4-1 


POETRY 

GZ:NT 

POEMS 

CP.-HR 

Rayland, 

Rose: 

UA, Jl 9 , 1868 , 1-3 

0 

"Only a Look of Hair" 

Rayland, Rose "Among the Clover" 

UA F 18, 1871 1-4 

FOEMS 

POE/.S 

JL:JI 

Rayland, Rose: ""eery" 

UA My 17, 1873, 4-1 

Rayne, Mrs. 21. L.: "A Century of 

Fashion" 

UA, D 2, 1893, 5-4

POEkIS 

Rayne, Mrs. M.L.: M A Lost Type 1 * 

UA, N 1?, 1894, 8-4 

mi:JA 

POEMS 

POEMS 

CCPiJI 

warn 

POEMS 

Read, T.B., "The Closing Scene" 

UA, Ap 15, 1876, 1-1 

Reader, Emily E.: "Love" (2 in.) 

UA, Mr 25, 1895, 4-6 

"A Health Ditty" in the Recorder. 

UA My 27. 1896, 12-1 


POEMS 

POETRY 

JD:JI 

Read, I. B. 

"The Fairer Land" 

RDD, Ag 23, 1853, 4-1 

o 

Read, T. Buchanan: "A Christmas Hymn" 

UA D 19, 1S7 1 *-, 1-5 

a*a««—»* 

POEMS 

Realf, 

UA, Ur 

JD:ARO 

•••••• 

PCEi-S 

Richard, "Saints and Sinners" 

22, 

Redmond, 

UA, 

•JA 

1873, 4-1 

Cornelia: "The Auction" (4") 

0 15, 1897, lg-4 

•

POSiS 

Reed, J. "waiting" (? H ) 

UA A- 1-;', 1 y^t ;.i. 

r:LR 

POEMS 

Reed, Hon. Thomas Brackett: "Tom 

Reed In Oil" (3 H ) 

UA D 26, 1891, 9-7 

POEKS 

CCP.-JI 

POEMS 

Reese, Lisette Woodworth: "My True 

Love Lies Asleep" (l£ in.) 

UA, My 1, 1895, 4-5 

Rehoboth Sunday Herald, H The ??histling 

Boy" (i col.) 

UA, 0 29, 1897, 4-5 

CCPJEQ 


POEMS 

VK:JMG 

POEMS 

POETRY 

P05TRT 

Reed, Robert, "Blue Eagle Jail" 

UA, F 1, 1864, 2-3 

Reese, Lizette W: "Christmas Eve" 

UA, D 15, 1894, 36-7 

"Billy's Rose"—The Referee (13") 

UA, Ja 29, 1881, 6-2 

Ttenaud, Edward, n A Sail n 

UA, S 30, 1871, 5-5, (Supplement)

POEMS 

Rexford, Eben E. (1/3 ool.) 

UA, 3 1, 1894, 5-3 

L.-AA 

POEMS 

JUzJLP 

POEMS 

JS:JI 

POEMS 

JM:JI 

Rich, Alice Hamilton—"For the Children." 

UA My 2b, 189b, 12-U 

Richards, Laura, in St. Nicholas 

wrote "The Clever Parson" (1/2 Col.) 

UA, Ap 4, 1894, 4-7 

Richards, Renos H.: "Faith" 

(H in.) 

UA, Mr 31, 1894, 5-3 


POElviS 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

Rhoadea, Janes: "Lonely Greatne33» 

UA, Mr. 17, 1894, 5-3 

Rich, Krs. Helen n l'.y Old Home" (9") 

UA, Ag 5, 1882, 6-1 

Richards. Laura: "The Pitcher of 

Tears" (6") 

UA Ap 12, 1894, 4-7 

Richardson, Sherman D.: "The Soldier* 1 

Day" 

UA, My 31, 1883, 4-2

P0EK3 

Rich£r

POEMS 

JP:FD 

Riley, J.W.: "The First Bluebird" (2V) 

UA, N 19, 1891, 3-1 

POEMS 

Riley, James Whitcomb—"Little Cousin 

Jasper". (5") 

UA, D 3, 1892, 3-3 

AA 

POEMS 

POEMS 

HW:RZ 

Riley, James Whitcomb, "The Mother" 

UA Ap 15, 1893, 16-4 

Riley, James Whitcomb, "A Soldier's Monument" 

UA, Je 1, 1893, 8-1 

JC:AA 


POEMS 

Riley, 

UA D 

JM:RZ 

POEMS 

POEMS 

James W.: 

P.6, 1891, 

•Cuored 

9-7 

© 

O»Skeerin - 

(3") 

Riley, James Whitcomb, "Old Fashioned 

Roses" written on the occasslon of his 

visit to Rochester, I..r 17, 1893. 

UA, Ap 1, 1893, 13-5 

JA:AA 

Riley, James Whitcomb, "Song" (4") 

UA My 31, 1893, 8-1 

POE2AS 

JL:RZ 

Riley, James Whitcomb: "A Doee of 

the Blues" (5") 

UA Je 24, 1893, 3-4

POEMS 

JMffZ 

Rlley, Jamea flhltcomb: "The Clover" 

UA My 12, 1894, 9-4 

Rlley, James Whitcomb: "Days Gone By 1 

UA Ag 4, 1894, 4-4 

FODCS 

MM:JI 

Rlley, James Whitcombs "Some Day 1 

UA, 0 27, 1894, 16-7 

Rlley, James Whitcomb; "Serenade- 

To Hora" 

, N 12, 6-5 


POEMS 

Rlley, James Whltoomb,: M 9ub Rosa 11 

UA, My 19, 1894, 7-3 

JL:JA 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

POEI;IS 

POEUS 

fflM f 

Rlley, James Whitcomb: "Don't Shoot- 

I'll Come Down" (3") 

UA, Ag 11, 1894, 5-4 

Riley, James Vfaitcomb: "My Henry 1 

UA, N 9, 1894, 6-6 

Rlley, James Whitcomb: "The Musklngum 

Valley" 

UA, N 17, 1894, 6-5 

MM:JA

POEilS 

Rlley, James V/hitcomb "Throue-h Sleepy 

Land" 

UA, N 21, 1894, 6-6 

JL:TL 

POEMS 

JL^RZ 

POEalS 

Riley, James Whitcorab, "A Windy Day" 

UA F 4, 1895, 6-6 

Riley, James Whitcomb "A Song" (3 1/3") 

UA, Je I**-, 1895, 10-1 

ccp;eq 

POEMS 

SCtJI 

Rlley. James Whitcomb: •Beautiful 

Hands 1 

UA, N 30, 1895, 5-4 


POEMS 

AT:F 

Riley, James, Whitcomb: "Give Me the 

Baby" 

UA, Ja 12, 1895, 5-4 

Riley, J?ês V/hitcomb: "The Old 

Trundle Bed" U^") 

UA, I.:y 18, 1895, 7-4 

POEMS 

FT:JI 

POEMS 

1 JC:TL 

Riley, James Whitcomb: "Ever A Song" 

UA, N 7, 1895, 12-2 

"A Harp Voluntary, " by James Whitcomb 

photo; events in his life . 

V2 COl. 

UA, F 

15, 1896, 2-1 

) 

•

POEMS 

Riley, James Whltcomb, "A Lif

POEMS 

JLRZ 

POEMS 

J1RZ 

Roberta. Charles, G. D.j "The 

Crioket" (2 W ) 

UA Je 24, 1893, 16-2 

Roberts, Charles G. D.: "A Ballad of 

Crossing The Brook" (4") 

UA Ag 4, 1894, 4-4 

POEMS 

MM:RF 

POE^S 

Roberts, Charles G. D: "Art" 

UA, Je 19, 1897, 13-6 

Roberts, William Carman "To the Lord of the 

Tears" (3") 

UA Ap 6, 1895, 7-4 

JL:JH 


P0EM8 

JL:FD 

FCELIS 

._"" A 

Roberts, Charles O.D: "The Trout 

Brook" (4") 

UA, My 21, 1894, 4-7 

Robe-ts, Chnrles G-D.; "T v e st«ck 3ehlnd the 

3arr." (3if") 

UA, S 5, 189-3, 5-3 

POEMS 

Roberts, Mary Amelia "The Sagebrush" 

(3") 

UA, N 6, 1897, 4-4 

CCP :TL 

PCELCS 

AT:FD 

Robertson, D.J.: "A Love Song" 

UA, Ja 12, 1895, 5-4

POEMS 

Robertson, Duncan J.: "A Love Song" 

UA, F 9, 1895, 4-5 

Robinson, Grant P. 

•Robert Burns.• 

POEIIS 

Robinson, A- Mary F., "Princesses" 

UA, lly 13, 1886, 5-1 

Robinson, Mary F.: "The Book-Worm" 

(2*-) 

UA, Ja 30, 1875, 4-1 UA Je 24, 1893, 16-2 

POEThY 

JZ;kB 

Roche. J J ; M A Boston Poem of Fashion" 

(4-) 

UA, Ja 24, 1890, 3-1 

In Memoriam, 

Mrs. Thomas H. Rochester. 

UA, Jl 15, 1868, 2-4 


POEMS 

Roche, James Jeffrey: " If" 

UA D 7, ig9!;, 6- 

POEMS 

Rock, M. "My Mother's Song" 

UA, Je g, 1S9 1 *-, U-7

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

1 POEMS 

POrLIS 

Rook, M.s "Ghosts" _(3") 

UA Ag 25, 1894, 4-4 

ers, Robert Cameron; "Santa Lucia" 

UA, Mr 11, 18951 **—5 

MC:EQ, 

POEMS 

Rogers, 

UA. Ag 

1 JL:LG 

CG:RZ 

Mary Ruth; 

16, 189*4-, k 

Rogers. Robert Cameron: "Love's 

Cup" fi") 

UA F 6, 1897, 4-5 

• 

"By the Waves" 


(3" ) 

n, Grace Duffle wrote "The old 

House" U") 

UA, Ap PI, 

POEMS 

MM:PD 

POEMS 

Rogers, Robert Cameron: "Virgil's Tomb" 

UA, D 15, 1894, 6-6 

Rogers, Robert Cameron: "An Open 

Question" ik^ n ) 

UA, Ap 27, 

CCP:FD 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

Romaine, Harry: "A Serious Question" 

UA My 27, 1893, 16-3

POEMS 

POEMS 

YaP 

POE&S 

Ronaine, Harry; »0 the Mummle8 A 

the Metropolitan Museum 

UA, N 15, 1893, 4-7 

Homaine, Harry: "Something Missing" 

(2") * 

UA Jl 11, 1894, 4-7 

Romalne, Harrys "All on One Side 1 

UA Ja 31, 1895, 4-6 

Romalne, Harry, "Fame" (1 1/3•) 

, Ap 25, ie95, 4-6 


POEMS 

POEHS 

Romalne, Harry: "Could It Be?" 

UA Mr 7, 1894, 4-7 

Romalne, Harry "A Serious Question" 

UA, Ja 5, 1895, 4-5 

AA 

POST: 

1 POEMS 

Horrîne,H^rry- rt An Impenect. Inventier. 11 

UA Ap 5,1695, 4-6 

JL:JH 

1 Rose, 

MHM:MB 

No. 119. 

UA, Je 20, 

: To 

1863 , 2-4 

My Successor In Cell 

#

POEIIS 

NC 

POEMS 

Rose, 

Union 

UA fP 

Dannie E: 

25, 1857 

( 

Up! 

3-1 

Up! for 

••••• 

the 

Rossetti, Christina: "Three Seasons" 

UA, Ja 5, 1895, 4-5 

AA 

POEMS 

JA 

Rossetti, Christina, "Dreamland" (3 N ) 

UA, Mr 16, 1895, 4-4 

POEIIS ais 

Rosslyn, Lord, "Bedtime 11 (1") 

UA, 0 24f 1891, 9-7 

JDP:HR 


POEMS 

WN:JI 

POEMS 

JA 

Rose, Oakes: "A Barkeepers Story" 

(8 in.) 

UA 0 14, 1876, 4-1 

Rossetti, Christina,; "A birthday" 

UA, F 2, 1895, 3-4 

POEMS 

POEMS 

|B:RZ 

Rossetti, Christina G., "Long Ago" 

UA, D 24, 1891, 10-1 

JDP.-HR 

Rowley, Mary S. "What Shall The 

Harvest Be?" 

UA N 22, 1887, 6-4

POEMS 

CL:HR 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

Rowley, Mary S.t "An Allegory 11 (6") 

UA, D 9, 1887, 6-3 

Ruskin, 

UA My 

Ru?eell, Irvin, "I. e 

Witness" (6") 

"'-A, i: 18, l'-?5, 4-1 

POETRY 

John : "The Old Seaman" (5") 

27, 

1893, 16-3 

Russell, ilary J -: "I would not 

grow old" 

UA, Jl 10, 1868, 4-1 

• 


POETRY 

Ruppert, Cora B. Brltton "Longing 

For Fame" 

UA Ap 12, 

POEMS 

POE?.IS 

CF:RZ 

Russell, Irwin, "Precepts at Parting" 

\o ) 

UA, S 9, 1876, 2*-i 

Russell, Irwin: "Nelly" 

UA Jl 26, 1879, 6-1 

FQELLS 

Ryan, 

UA 

V/i/C V 

Pather, 

"Rest" 

0 7, 

1B76, 1-6 

• 

(3 in.)

POEMS 

RL:JI 

UA 

POETRY 

in, Father: 

in.) 

Ap 10, 

"Song 

1SS0, 

• 

Of the 

6-P 

- 

Mystic 11 

Ryan, Rev.A. J , "The ?r?.y

POEMS 

fW:JI 

POEMS 

R * W '» " p iot:ure8 On The Wall" 

D 16t 1876, 1-1 

St.John, Henry, H A Printer's Happy New 

Year" 

UA, D 31, 1875, 4-2 

POEk'S 

rnram 

•Upon a Dull and Cloudy Day" in the 

St. Nicholas (5") 

UA S 26, 1896, 16-4 

"At the Top" by W. H. Sal. (7£") 

UA, 8 21, 1889, 4-4 


POEMS 

POEMS 

"Res Augusta Domi" in St. JrmeB 

Gazette 

UA, 0 17, 1*96, 1-k 

AL:TL 

•A 

(2 

UAf 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Woman's 

in.) 

Way", St. 

Jl 14• 

1894, 

i 

) 

Louis 

4-5 

Post-Dispatch 

Sal, W.H. , "Mummy on the Elixir" (b") 

UA, Ag 26, 1SS9, R-l 

Salmon, 

UA, Ag 

JL:AA 

Arthur L.: 

10, 1894, 

( 

"Failed 11 

4-7 

(4")

POEMS 

JL:JI 

POEMS 

AL:FD 

Salmon, Arthur Lt "At Harvest" 

UA, N 17 9 1894, 23-4 

Salmon, Arthur L.: "Silence" 

UA, Jl 25, 1896, 5-3 

POEMS 

MC.'FD 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

Saltus, Francis,: "Too Late" 

UA, F 13, 1895, 4-5 

Saltus, Francis Saltus: "The Tower 

of Babel Speaks" (2") 

UA S 19, 1894f 4-7 


P0E1..8 

Salmon, Arthur L.: "Visitants" 

UA, F 1, ir.96, 7-4 

:.:W:JA 

PCEI.IS 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

POEUS 

JA 

Saltus, Edsr-T »3etrotyl" 

UA Je 25, 1RG2, 11-4 

Saltus, Francis S.: "Ihlang—Ihlang" 

(2") 

UA Ag 23, 1894, 4-7 

Saltus, Francis 8., "The Sphinx Speaks" 

UA, Ur 16, 1895, 6-6

fOSHS 

MM:JI 

Saltut, Franois 8: "Temperament" 

UA, N 5, 1894, 3-6 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

POEMS 

CGMI 

MB 

POEMS 

*T:HR 

Saltus, Francis Saltus: "Yellow" 

UA, N 17t 1894, 17-5 

"Gray and Silver" from San Francisco 

Chronicle 

UA, Ja 13, 1897, 6-6 

8anford, Narllla; "A Query". 

3A Ap 8, 1871 4-1 


POEMS 

JL:RZ 

Saltus, Franois Saltus: "Pastel" (it") 

UA S 14, 1894, 4.7 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JL :RZ 

"That Childless Household" In the San 

Antonio Express (2") 

UA, D 24, 1891, 10-1 

Sanford, Narllla M 0ur Hope and Faith" 

UA F 25, 1871 1-4 

Sangster, Margaret: H A Dream of 

Children 15 (3 n ) 

UA My 9, 1894, 4-7

POE:;S 

•- T A 

Swster, Margaret A. "Star of 

letMehe" C;col) 

UA, D 17, 1892, 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

poms 

Songster, Margaret E., "Thanksgiving 

Day" (5*) 

UA, N 29, 1893, 4-7 

Sangster, Margaret E. "My Neighbor" 

UA, Je 9, 

JL:EQ 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

Sangster, Margaret E.: "In Blueberry 

Time" (1/3 col.) 

UA Ag 27, 1894, 4-7 


POEMS 

JDP:HR 

POEilS 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

San*eter, Margaret E., "At Sunset" 

UA, D 22, 1891, 3-1 

Kearsarpp." C 11 ) 

Sangster, Margaret E. "Vocation Time 11 (3 M ) 

UA, Ag 3, 1894, 4-6 

Sangster, Margaret E.: "Gardens' 

UA, S 22. 1894. 4-4

MC:JI 

POEMS 

POEKS 

Sangster, Margaret E.; "The Four 

Winds" (H in.) 

UA, F 23, 1895, 4-4 

St. Nicholas; "In the Children's 

Corner" (2 M ) 

UA, F 27, 1897, 20-5 

— St. Nicholas "Christmas Twice a 

Year" (2 M ) 

UA, D 9, 1997, 12-1 

POEMS 

JMSRZ 

Sangster, Margaret E.: "When Polly 

Played for Dancing" (4") 

UA S 28, 1896, 6-6 


POEMS 

S. M. H. "How to Cook a Husband" (Jcol.) 

UA, N 5, 1897, 12-4 

CCP:TL 

POEMS 

St Nicholas, "When the Sewing Club Meets" 

(i col.) 

UA, N 6, 1897, 16-3 

CCP:TL 

••i 

POEM 

Sangster, Margaret E. "April Days" (2") 

UA, Ap 22, 1895, 6-6 

JL:TL 

POEMS 

Sangster, Margaret E*—"A Chapter 

About Children" (lJ M ) 

UA, 0 24, 1896, 16-4 

AL:AA

P0QJ3 

Mi.l:RF 

POEMS 

SL:FD 

POEMS 

Sangster, Margaret E: "Enster Tide" 

UA, AP i7> ig97> 2O.3 

Sankey, Rev. J.P-, has written a poem but 

no name has been selected 

UA, Je 5, 1889, 3-2 

is&*H«Sfl*-# 

"Santa Glaus To-Night" in St. Nicholas (4") 

UA, D 24, 1896, 12-2 

POEMS 

Semester, Margret X. "The Unreturning" 

UA, My 10, 1897, 4-3 

[:JG 

? OÎ.i 

POETRY 

Sanso-.e. Jo".n, : ''Evening" 

UA, D ?3, 1893. 4-4 

Savare, H. G. "7/1-ien Spring Tine Comes 

Again" 

1DP:AA CCPIARO 

POETRY 

Savage, H.G., "Waterf.^lls" 

UA, S 16, 1865, 2-3 

CCP:ARO 


UA, S 11-., 18 55, 2-4 

POETRY 

Savage, H. G., "Luna" 

UA, 0 26, I8o5, 2-4

POETRY 

CCP::.:AL 

POETRY 

CCP :JI 

POETRY 

CCP;KT 

P0E1I3 

Sr.VRge, 

UA, o r 

•H. 

"The'/.lr 

1, 1865 , 2-4 

Save.ê, H. G.: 

UA N 13. l£o65 

• 

•8 Death Son;

POETRY 

Savage, H. G.: "Death of the Old Year" 

UA, D 30, 1865, 2-5 

CCP:NT O 

POETRY 

P0EL1S 

Savage, H. G.; "Claribel" 

UA Ja 12, 1S56, 2-5 

Savage, H. G.: "Midnight" 

UA P 27, 1866, 1-4 

Savage,,H. G. "True Love' 

UA, Ap 7» i860, 1-4 


POEMS 

:iIK:JI 

Savage, H. G.: ••Outre I.ier" 

UA Ja 5» l&>b, 2-4 

POETRY 

POETRY 

Savage, H. G. 

"Ivy" 

UA F 24, 1866, 1-6 

Savage, H. G.: "To Spring" 

UA Mr 1, 1866, 1-4 

POEMS 

Savage, H.G. , "Spring 1 

UA, Ap 20, 1866, 2-4 

aoSMgUr^

POEi/.S 

POEIHY 

Savage, H.G., "Lines" 

^ A t *!y 2, 1866, 1-4 

Savage, H. G., "The E'vening A'Hame" 

UA, Je 5, 1866, 2-4 

PJff:AEO 

POELS 

POETRY 

UE:JI 

Savage, K.G., "Withered." 

UA, Je 23, 1866, 9-4 

Savage, H. G.: Pensle de ilinuit 

UA Jl 28, 1866, 1-1 


POETRY 

Savage, H. G., rt Aelle M 

UA My 19, i860 2-4 

POEMS 

Savage, H. G., "Nevermore 11 

UA, Je 20, 1866, 2-4 

POETRY 

POETRY 

Savage, H, G.: St. Anthony's Speech 

UA Jl 21, 1866, 1-1 

Savage, H.G., "Through" 

UA, Ag 11, 1866, 1-4

POLL 3 

POEMS 

POETRY 

JD:JMG 

POEMS 

JI 

Savage, H.G., "Autumn 11 

UA, 3 22, 1866, 1-5 

Savage, H. G., title "Conscience" 

UA D 8, 1866 2-4 

Savage, H.G., "Come" 

DA, D 26, 1866, 2-5 

Savage, H» G.x "The Lay of the Yachts' 

HA Ja 22, 1867, 2-4 


POETRY 

Savage, R. G., "The Dead Autumn" 

UA, N 24, 1866, 2-4 

PJW:ARO 

POETRY 

Savage, H» G., "The Rink* 

UA, D 22, 1866, 2-5 

JD:ARO 

POEMS 

POETRY 

Savare, H. C-. : "To Rose" 

UA Ja 21, 1867, 2-4 

Savage, H. G., "Ode to Spring" 

UA, Ap 16, 1867, 2-4 

PJW:ARO

POE'.S 

Savage, H.G., •Spring" 

UA, Ap 18, 1867, 1-1 

POEMS 

A3/CLIV 

• 

: POEMS 

Savage, H. G., "War Lyrics"; Being a 

duet between two poets in a garret 

UA Ap 29, 1867, 2-4 

Savage, H. G., "Ode5 

UA, Hy 30, 1367, 2-4 

PJW:AHO 

POETRY 

Savage, H.G., "The Dead Autumn" 

UA, S 14, 1967, 2-6 


POETS 

POEMS 

PG/CCP 

POEMS 

Savage, H.G., "Night 11 

UA, Ap ?.O, 1867, r>-4 

Savage, H. G# 

"Ode to Spring (1867)". 

UA MY 11, 1867, 1-1 

POEiS 

PW/C:..V 

Savage, H. G., H A Seranade of Early 

Summer Morn 11 

UA Je 1, L867, 1-1 

Savage, H. G.: "Laura's Lyre 1 

« 

UA S 23, 1867, 2-5 

VB:JI

POEMS 

CE:AB 

Itttt 

POELIS 

?**": AS 

POEMS 

S^'n e, H.G., "Fleeting" 

Savage, H.G., "Autumn" 

T JA, 0 10, 1867 1-4 

CCP:MAL 

POEkS 

, H. G-. , "Souvenir 11 

UA, D 7, 1367, 1-5 

Savage, H. G., "Memory" 

UA Ja 11, 1858, 1-1 


- 

POEMS 

Savage, 

UA* 0 2 

PJW:ARO 

POETRY 

CCP:MAL 

POEMS 

H. 0., 

, 1867> 

-The 

2-6 

• 

Only Rose* 

Savage, H. G., "In Meaior lam-Oliver Stoi 

V 23, ;867, 1-4 

Savage, H.G.., "Though soon I may not Se< 

the more* 

UA, D 17, 1667, 2-6 

P0EI.1S 

Savage, H.G. , "VOICPJ? O" the Day" 

, j a 18, 1868, ?-

P0EM3 

JD:JI 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Savnge, H. G.: M The Uan9ion of Mystery" 

UA F 8, 1368, 2-5 

Savage, H.G., "Spring* 

UA, Ap 4, 1868, 2-4 

Savage, H. G. 

' Mary Matilda Jane. 

JD:MB 

UA, My 21, 1868, 2-5 

POEMS 

JD:AB 

Savage, H.G., "Lost" 

UA, Je 2, 1868, 2-4 


POEhS 

JD:JMG 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Savage, H.G., "Ode to Spring" 

UA, Mr 14, 1868, 1-1 

Savage, H. G., "The Last Leaf" 

UA, My 16, 1868, 1-5 

Savage, H.G.: w Mount Hope" 

UA, My 23, 1868, 1-4 

POEMS 

Savage, H.G., "To a Cricket" 

U A, Je 6, 1868, 1-6

POEl!S 

P0EU3 

CF:ARO 

POELIS 

POEMS 

GZsJMS 

Savage, H 

OA Je 

JD/CUV 

. a. 

16, 

, "Cheerily Ho. M 

1868, 1-4 

Savage, H. G., "Unto a Lady" 

UA, Je 30, 1868, 1-4 

Savage, H. G.: "Wayside losings' 1 , C#3 

UA N 14, 1868, 1-4 

Savage, H. G., *The Wandering Jew " 

UA, H 28, 1868, 1-1 


POEMS 

JD:ARO 

Savage, H. G., tt COme tt 

UA, Je 27, 1868, 2-6 

POEMS 

Savage, H.G., "Wayside Musings" (1 and 2 

UA, N 10, 1868, 2-4 

POEMS 

Savage, H.G., "Nlght M 

UA, N 21, 1868, 1-4 

GZlJtlG 

POEMS 

Savage, H.G., "William 1 s Verses" 

UA, F 20, 1869, 1-4 

GZ:ARO

posts 

GZ:MB 

RL:I1B 

POEMS 

Sarage, H. a. 

f 8(pring. • 

UA, Ap 17, 1869, 1-4 

Savage, R. H. 

•St. Patrick's Day." 

UA, Mr 17, 1880, 2-6 

Sawyer, Frank E: "La Chanson l'Une 

Chanson" 

UA, My 14, 1897, 11-7 

POEMS 

JD:AB 

Saxe, J.G., "Why Truth Goes Naked 1 

UA, Je 2, 1^68, 1-3 


POETRY 

Savage » H.J,i "Death of the Old Year-" 

UA, D 

JD:JMG 

1 POEMS 

1 8awyer , 

31, 1866, 2-4 

, Frank 

1 "La Chanson l'Une Chanson" 

1 UA , 

1 MM:JG 

# 

My 8, 1897, 7-6 

• 

*#*#?**?*•*. *»^-^:v^0^>#^: ; ?#»(&;-^- a®&&*&?-- 

POEMS 

CF:NT 

Saxe, J. G.: "Th« Stammering Wife" 

UA, F 26, 1868, 1-1 

POETRY SAXE, JOHN C. 

CG:MB 

"A 

at 

Case of Conscience" or"The 

Professor 

the Race." 

UA, 0 25, 1860, 4-1

POEwiS 

3 axe, 

UA 

CG/C::V 

POEMS 

CMP:AB 

POEMS 

WN:HR 

POEMS 

Saxe, 

Dress 

UA 

PW/C.-V 

John 

My 22, 

G., "The Mourner 

1862, 3-1 

Saxe, John G., "The Dead Letter" 

UA, 0 28, 1871, 2-1 (Suppl.) 

Saxe, John G. : "A Stray Camel—An 

Arabian Tale". 

UA F 20, 1875 4-1 

• 

A-La-ModeJ 

John G. , "Epigram on a Low Neck 

My 12, 

1866, 2-4 

# 


POEMS 

POEMS 

POEluS 

Saxe, John G., "About Husb^ncs** 

UA, S 30, I6t>5, 1-3 

Sax«, John G. 

•To a Beautiful Stranger" 

UA P 6, 1868, 1-1 

Saxe, John G. t «The Grumbling Feasants 

A Roman Tale" 

UA, D 12, 1S74., 

Saxe, John G.: "Truth and Falsehood" 

UA F 27, 1875 1-1

POEMS 

Saxe, John 0.: "Digressions" 

ua, Mr 20, 1875, 1-1 

POEMS 

GTZ:RZ 

POEMS 

JM:JI 

Saxe , John, 

UA 

Ap 5, 

Godfrey : 

1873, 4-1 

Scolland, Clinton: "The Even Song" 

UA, Jl 7, 1894, 5-5 

Scollard, Clinton "The Chipmunk." (l") 

^ N 2S, 1891, 10-7 


"No Admittance 11 

POEMS 

WN:HR 

POEUS 

Saxe, John 0.: "Be Good to Yourselves 11 

UA My 299 1875 4-1 

Schuman, A. T., "The Verse That Comes 

from Overseas" (2 1/2") 

UA, F 13, 1897, 9-^ 

POEMS 

POQJS 

Soollard, Clinton—"The Tettlx" (2 M ) 

UA N 6, 1891, 3-1 

Scollard, Clinton in the Century wrote 

•Miranda* U") 

JM:VMP 

UA Ap 2,

POEMS 

Scollard, Clinton: "Al Maraoun" 

(1/3 col.) 

JM:RZ 

UA Jl 9, 1894, 4-7 

POEMS 

MC:FD 

POEMS 

Scollard, Clinton: "A Lover to his 

Lady"; "The Lady to her Lover" (4") 

UA, F 11, 1895, 4-6 

Scollard, Clinton, "Ballade of Dead 

Poets" (3 n ) 

UA, Ap 20, 1895, 4-4 

JL:TL 

POEMS 

Scollard, Clinton, "Orient-Bound" 

(3 1/3 M ) 

UA, Ky 18, I8 95 . 7 " 4 

CCP:JA 


POEMS 

ji;RZ 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

Scollard, Clinton: "A Yachting Maiden" 

UA 8 8, 1894, 12-4 

MS 

POEMS 

Scollard, Clinton: M In April Tide" 

(1§ in.) 

UA, Ap 13, 1895, 4-4 

POEKS 

| FT:MC 

Scollard, Clinton "Lilac Blossoms" 

UA, My 16, 1895, 4-5 

Scollard, 

UA, 0 3, 

Clinton 

1895, 

"An October 

12-4 

1 

Song"

POEMS 

Soollard, Clinton: "Chri9traas Sleighing 

Song 

UA, D 19, 1895, 4-6 

FT:JA 

POEMS 

•At the Coming In of Lent" from Clinton 

Scollard, in Truth (4") 

UA, F 19, 1896, 4-6 

JC:JA 

POEMS 

OIIJI 

POEMS 

8o«llard, Clinton: "Fortune Telling" 

UA, Mr 27, 1896, 13-1 

Original reproduction of Scollard, Clinton, 

"A Bell" (Magazine Section) 

UA, Ap 4, 1896, 26-1,2 


POEMS 

BoollaSd, Clinton, in Harper's 

Bazar H A Seventeenth Century 

Valentine" (2i N ) 

UA, F 15, 1896, 7-5 

AS:EQ 

POEMS 

JC:RZ 

POEMS 

Scollard. Clinton: "Swift's Cheerful 

Creed" {-k col.) 

UA Mr 21, 1896, 7-2 

Scollard, Clinton, "The Childrens 

Corner. N 

UA, AD 2, 1296, 12-1 

JC:EQ 

POEMS 

Scollard, 

UA Ap 6 , 1896, 12-2 

JClRZ 

Clinton : "The Awakening" (3") 

•

POEMS 

POEMS 

JU:JI 

Scollard, Clinton wrote "Be Ye In 

Love Vfith April Tide 

UA, Ap 25, 1896, 7-5 

8oollard, Clinton: "The Comrades" 

(2 in.) 

UA, 0 10, 1896, 7-4 

POEMS 

Scollard, Clinton wrote, "Ballade 

of Holy well Street" 

UA, Bty 23, 1896, 7-5 

JUUA 

POEMS 

JL:SC 

Scolland, Clinton; "The Troopers" (4") 

UA, 0 2, 189", 7-5 


POEMS 

Scollard, Clinton: "The Arab's Horse 1 

UA, Jl 18, 1896, 7-3 

POEMS 

JDP:JI 

POEMS 

mi 

Scollard, Clinton; "The Archer" 

(2 in.) 

UA, D 5, 1896, 4-5 

Scollard, Clinton "Song for St. Valentine 1 

Day" (2 1/3") 

UA, F 13, 1597, 9- 1 !- 

POEMS 

Scott, Clement: "The Leaf and the 

Book 11 

UA, My 27, 1882, 5-1 

NT:ARO

P0EU3 

Soott, D. C, "In NoTember" (2") 

UA, 0 24, 1891, 3.1 

JDP:KR 

POEMS 

JA 

POEMS 

JC:RZ 

POEMS 

!L:HR 

Scott, Frederick. George: ":.:y Lattice" 

UA, Mr 17, 1894, 5-3 

^^ 

"Conversation"f by Talter Scott (2") 

UA F 15, 1896, 16-5 

Scudder, Richard, "The Song of the 

Surfeited" 

UA, Je 18, 1889, 5-1 


POEMS 

Soott, Duncan Campbell wrote "Spring 

8ong" (3i") 

UA, Ap 20, 1894, 4-7 

JU:JA 

POEMS 

JA 

Scott, Sir Walter, "Soldier, Rest! They 

Warfare O'er" (2^") 

UA, Lly 30, 1395, 5-3 

POEMS 

Scranton, Berth Sibley: "A Mother's 

Diary" 

JCilrHR 

POEMS 

UA Mr 31, 1877 1-1 

Seabury, E.P.; "The Queen of 

Clubs" (35") 

UA, F 20, 1897, 7-5

POEMS 

Seabury. E,p.; "The Queen of Clubs" 

(i coi.) 

UA, Mr 9, 1897, 4-6 

CG:JA 

Poems 

VR:AB 

Sealy, Cele, "Transformed" 

UA, My 29, 1862, 2-3 

Sealy, Cele; "Soldier's Home, The 

UA, Jl 24, 1862, 2-5 

POEMS 

•To The President of the U.S."; 

Cele. Sealy 

UA S 9, 1862, 2-4 


Jj PCK 

^ CG: 

i 

* 

i 

Scp.ly, 

UA, l.:y 

A?:C 

pf vpp v 

POEMS 

Ser.ly, 

UA, Je 

Cele , "Childless" 

10, 

Cele, 

1GG2, 2-4 

"Alone en 

17, IF C£, 2-3 

• 

Sealy, Cele, "Old HermiVs Rede, The' 

U A, "Ag 14, 1862, 2-4 

VR:AR0 

POEMS 

Sealy, Cele, "Pines, The" 

UA S 24, 1862, 2-2 

VB/CMV

POETRY 

Sealy, Cele, "The Weary are at Rest 

UA, 0 10, 1862, 2-4 

CG:ARO 

PGETRY 

POEUS 

Seary, Cele—"Ellinor 

UA, Afr 11, 1863, 2-2 

Sealy, Cile, "The Dying Year." 

UA, D 31, IS:-, 3-3 

Sealy9 Cele, "An Exchange of Courtesies 11 

UA, Mr 26, 1868, 2-2 

CFJAHO 


POETRY 

Sealey, Cele, "A Mother's Sacrifice to 

her Country" 

UA, N 4, 1862, 2-3 

PJW:AR0 

POEMS 

POETRY 

Sealy, Cele 

"Multum in Parvo" 

UA, Ag 20, 1863, 2-4 

POEMS 

Cele Sealy: M My Morning Nap M 

UA My 25, 1867, 1-4 

Sealy, Cele, Unnamed poem 

UA, N 21, 1868, 2-2

POEMS 

GZ:MB 

POEMS 

GZ:MB 

Sealy, Cele 

'In the Depths. - 

UA, D 19, 1868, 1-4 

Sealy, Cele 

•Spirit to Spirit." 

UA, Ap 17, 1869, 1-1 

POEMS 

JD:ABO 

POEMS 

Sealy, Cele "Inter ITos" 

UA, My ?9, 1869, 1-4 

Sealy, Cele: M Yar-ow" 

UA, Ag 7, 1869, 1-1 

&$$$$&&..: -a.: -**>:» 


—«3 

POEMS 

gz 

POEMS 

-JD:JT 

Sealy, Cele, "Christmas Caroling" 

UA, D 24, 1868, 1-4 

Sealy, Cele: "Surface 1 

UA My 8, 1869, 1-1 

POEMS 

CG:AB 

POETRY 

JG:JI 

Sealy, Cele, "0 King" 

UA, Jl 10, 1969, 1-4 

Sealy, Cele: "Dolce for Niente 11 

UA Ag 14, 1869, 1-1 

mm*

, Cele; "Introspection" 

, 0 2, 1869, 1-1 

Sealy, Sele—"To Marguerite 11 

UA D lb, 1609 l-i 

POETRY 

Sealy, Gele -— Ben* 

UA, Ap 9, 1870, 1-3 

Sealy, Cele: "Sometime" 

UA Jl 30, 1670 1-4 


POEL'S 

Sealy Cele, "The Days" 

UA, D 4, 1869, 1-1 

CF:FD 

POEIvlS 

Sealy, Cele: "Fashion" 

, My 7, 1870, 1-1 

POE/.S 

Sealy, Cele, "The Little Man" 

UA Ag 27, 1870, 1-1 

CCP/CJ'V

POEMS 

POETRY 

Sealy, Gele, "Sleigh-Bells" 

UA r 4, 1871, 1-4 

Sears, George 7/.: "May 1 * 

UA My 2, 1870, 4-1 

KP:JI 

POETRY 

Seneca - "Government Greenbacks" 

UA, Je 4, 1864, 2-3 

ME:JMG 

POEMS 

Setoun, Gabriel— 'The Winds Song" (l - ) 

0Af D 26, 1896, 7-7 

JDP:AA 


POEMS 

Seaman, Owen: "To a Boy Poet of the 

Deoadence" (3") 

CG:FD 

POEMS 

UA, Ja 2, 1897, 12-4 

Sel^n^, "In Mer^rian for J^rn 1-? Titus 

"Seneca" "Government Greenbacks" 

UA, F 5, 1866, 2-4 

POEIIS 

Sewall9 Alice Archer, "In the Early 

Days" 

UA, N 18, 1893, 4-3 

IB:HR

PCEliS 

MK:FD 

POEMS 

P0E.:5 

Bewail, Alice Archer: "Madonna and 

Child" 

UA, D 15, 1894, 25-2 

Sheldon, Francis E., "The Moan of a 

Doubtful Conscience"- (2 H ) 

UA, Ja 20, 1890, 3-1 

Shelcon, L. V/. --"The Llodsm 

UA, N 25, 1^2, 9-2 

PCEUS 

Shelley, Percy Bysshe; New Year verse 

UA, D 31, 1894, 6-6 


POE2HS 

Shakespeare, 

"As You Like 

V/m., 

It." 

UA, AP 3, ] L£9o, 

> ^^^B^^^^^^^B^^wfl^^r^^'^^p^îflBPmjpip^^ ^ 

POEMS 

SL:AB 

P0E11S 

POEMS 

brief from 

Sheldon, L., "Kiss Her and Tell Her 

So" 

UA, Je 6, 1889, 5-1 

Shelley: "Time Long Past 11 

UA F 25, 1870, 4-1 

1 She1ton, 

Ada S., •Song From 

UA, N 

1 CCP.'TL 

16, 1897, 

12-1 

• 

-'^MWi^MBWN^ 

the Orient"

POEMS 

Sherwin, .Frank DetfnSter, "Ballnd of 

a Swell* (2j«) 

UA, Ap 19, IHrA, 5-1 

AJC:AFO 

POEMS 

POE1I8 

JC:JI 

POEMS 

JC.'RZ 

Sherman, Francis: 

•The Last Flower" 

UA Ap 17, 1897, 7-4 

Sherman, Frank Dempster: "The One 

Desire 1 (3 In.) 

UA, Mr 31, 1896, 6-5 

Sherman, Frank Dempster: "A First 

Edition" (4") 

UA Ap 4, 1896, 10-4 


POEMS 

CP:RZ 

POEMS 

MM:FD 

PO ElvlS 

JC:RZ 

Sherman, F. D.: "Two Fancies" 

UA Je 14, 1893, 8-1 

Sherman, Frank Dempster: "Love's 

Seasons 

UA, D 15, 1894, 25-2 

Sherman, Frank Dempster: "An Easter 

Song" (3") 

UA Ap 4, 1896, 6-5 

POEMS 

Sherman, Frank Demster "The Charm" 

UA, Mr 20, 1897, 7-3 

CPSAA

PoeT.s 

POEMS 

Sherwood, Edgar H., "When Will Baby 

Pray?" 

UA ILy 18,1875, 2-7 

WN/CI:V 

Sherrood, Edâr H., "A Poena of Five Flats" 

UA F 13, l-£4, 1-3 

POELiS 

Sherwood, Kate B.; "The Troubadour" 

UA My lg, 1SS9, 13-I1 

POEMS 

CCP:HR 

Shillaber, B. P. "The Pebble on the 

Shore" 

UA S 12, 1874 1-5 


POETRY 

CF:AB 

POEMS 

SL:FD 

POELIS 

MM:CG 

Bherwood, Edgar H., H A Tribute to the 

Memory of Dr. Wm, G. David of Lyons, 

N.Y. 

UA, Ag 2b, 1S77, 2-6 

'^••3E 

Sherwood, Zdgar H., — "In V.emorian to Lieut. 

J. Y. D. Westfall." 

UA D 20, 1897, S-5 

Sherwood, Kate Brownlee, : "The Sifting 

of the Apple Bloom" 

UA, My 25, 1889, 13-4 

Shipton, Anna: "Dinna Fret" 

UA, D 27, 1897, 12-5

P0EVI8 

Shirley, Fred Warntr: "An Amerioan 

Sovereign Talks" (4") 

UA, D 10, 1892, 14-3 

rL:FD 

POEMS 

MM :FD 

3lddon8, Ruth: "Miss Annie's School" 

UA, D 13, 1894, 6-6 

POEMS 

Signalgo, J. Augustine "On the Heights of 

Mission Ridge" 

UA, 0 12, 1872, 4-1 

GTZrARO 

MM 

POEMS 

JM.-MS 

•Silence Owen" in Temple Bar 

UA, My 9, 1*96, 


POEMS 

POEMS 

Siddons, Burh Eliza, "On the Threshold" 

UA, Jl ?, 1876, ?-5 

Sigerson, Dora, "At Christmas Time 1 

(ll") 

UA, D 11, 1897, 7-6 

CCP:EQ 

POEMS 

AB:JI 

POEMS 

Sigourney, Mrs.: "Indian Names" 

UA Jl 7, 1869, 3-2 

Sill, L. M# —"Mistress Dimple on Voting" 

UA, My 8, 1894, 4-6 

JL:AA

Sim, '.V. A.: "in Sutherlandshlre" (li M ) 

UA Je 12, 1880, 5-1 

POEMS 

Slrapson, Mary A. f 

UA, N 19, 1897, 4-5 

CCP:TL 

poais 

"Whatever Is, Is Right" 

Singleton, Esther, "Villanelle" 

UA, Ap 20, 1895, 4-4 

JM:JI 

filaton, Frank L.: "Let Miss Lindy Pass" 

UA, Jl 7, 1894, 5-5 


POEMS 

Simmons, Laura; "Cap and Bells" (4") 

UA, 0 2, 1897, 7-5 

PCETRY 

JS:JS 

POEMS 

Sines- "We l.'.ien Thee 7/illie" 

L'A :> 28, 1864 f?-3 

Sketch "Five O^lock Tea" (3J 11 ) 

UA, Mr 20, 1897, 20-2 

Smart, Frank Preston, "Only Once More" 

(3") 

UA, 0 31, 1891, 11-1 

JDPzHR

POETRY" 

CG:AB 

POEUS 

Smedley, H.B.,"A Bird in the Hand" 

UA, Je 15, 1867, 1-6 

"Aaleep" in memory of Mrs. Anna Smith. 

UA, N 16, 1895, 14-2 

POEMS 

VB:JMG 

Smith, Dr. C. M., lines in his memory 

UA, 0 27, 1864, 2-3 

POEUS 

Salth, Carl, "An Autumn Rain" 

UA, 0 26, 1891, 3-1 


(4") 

P0EU8 

PC EMS 

J?:FD 

POEMS 

JL:SC 

Smith, Mrs. Albert: "Tired Mothers" 

UA, Ap 19, 1873, 1-1 

Smith, Belle: "To Ella" (3 H ) 

UA, N 24, 1891, 6-5 

POSaS 

JDP:HR fd;mmm 

Smith, E. B.; "The Riff TitMn the Lute" 

UA, 0 2, 1897, 6-6 

Smith, Charles E, delivered at the planting 

of the class tree'by the Class 

of 1860 of the University of Rochester 

UA, "lly 2, I860, 1-8

POEMS 

JL:JI 

POEMS 

JP:FD 

•• 

POEMS 

MMHS 

Snith, Dexter: "As Days Are Narrowing" 

UA, N 24, 1894, 6-5 

Smith, Eme L.: "Flattery" (2 H ) 

UA, N 24, 1891, 3-1 

faith, May Riley: "Christmas Fve" 

UA D 24, 1894, 12-3 

POEMS 

8nyder, W. S. "Arbutus" (l") 


PO£tiS 

A3: MR 

POEI/I 

Smith, Duncan .l.\ "They Died Too 

Soon" 

UA, My c;, IS96, 6- c 

Smith, Uay Riley: "Changed 11 

UA 0 3, 127C 1-1 

Snith, Kay Riley; "March" (5») 

UA, Mr 22, 1895, 10-4 

JL:TL 

POEMS 

JDPJEQ JL:FD 

Soils-Cohen, Solomon: "Whither Thou 

Goest?" (4*) 

UA, D 30, 1893, 5-4

Solomons, Selina Cîxas " 

UA, Llr 13, 1597, 7-4 

JL:AD 

P0EU3 

POEMS 

JL:HF 

"A Paradox" in the Somerville Journal 

(I 1 ) 

UA, N 11, 1891, 6-5 

JDP:HR 

PCEI.:S 

In Somerville Journal: "Grandma's 

in the Swim" 

JUL'.JA 

UA, Ap 30, 1896, 4-6 

Somerville Journal: "Success" 

UA, Je 9, 1897, 4-6 


POETRY 

Sommers, Prof* H. 0*: "The Freedom 

of Ireland 11 

UA Ag 14, 1885, 4-2 

JG:RZ 

POEMS 

J1IUI 

POEMS 

,»**•** .^:.v -vr 

9omerrille Journal: "On the Diamond" 

DA, Ap 15, 1896, 6-6 

In the Sonerville Journal: H A 

Cheering Suggestion" 

UA, My 22, 1896, 3-6 

JM:JA 

POEMS 

Somerville Journal, "The Winter Girl" 

(2") 

UA, F 17, 1897, 4-6 

CG:EQ

PCE 3 

PCEMS 

POolS 

Somerville Journal: "A Bpffled 

Florist" 

UA, F P5, 189?, 4-6 

Somerville, Journal "The Modern Maid B 

(fct 1 ) 

UA, Mr 17, 1897, 4-6 

CP;AA 

Somerville Journal "Man, The Kicker" 

(2 1/3") 

UAf Mr 30, 1S97, 6-6 

CP:EQ 

POEM 

Somerville Journal: "Her Manifest 

Defltiny" 

0A, My 14, 1897, 4-6 

JL:EQ 


POEMS 

POEMS 

Somerville Journal, "A Cynosure" 

UA, Mr 11, 1897, 4-5 

Somerville Journal "To the Laborer" (2" 

UA, Mr 23, 1897, 4-6 

CP:AA 

POEM 

POEMS 

mi :BF 

Somerville Journal "His Garden" 

UA, My 12, 1897, 4-4 

Somerville Journal: H To the Laborer" 

UA, My 31, 1897, 6-6

POEMS 

Somerville Journal, "In November 11 (3L") 

UA, N 18, 1897, 4-6 

CCP:TL 

POETRY 

AV.-UB 

South worth, W« P« 

•Line8 to ———— . " 

UA, My 14, 1870, 1-1 

POEMS 

Spahn, Jacob, n Sea-side Revery" 

UA, F 28, 1874, 1-1 

GTZ.'ARO 

POEMS 

Spahn, Jacob: w Woful Circumstances' 1 

UA, 0 1, 1881, 5-5 


POEMS 

— Somerville Journal. M The Newspaper 

and Its Friends" (3"J 

UA, D 3, 1897, 4-5 

CCP:ECi 

POEMS 

VC;JI 

POEMS 

VC:HR 

POEMS 

WN:JI 

Spahn, Jacob: "The College Widow" 

UA Ja 24, 1874, 1-5 

Spahn, Jacob: "War" 

UA Mr 

Spalding, Susan M.: "Weeds" (3 in.) 

UA S 13, 1876, 4-1

POELS 

POE&iS 

Spare Moments "The w e"* W">man M 

UA, Je 15, 1897, 4-6 

Spectator, "Love Uncritical" 

^, A P 29, 1893, 13-7 

POiLS 

The Spectator "A Protest" (2j") 

UA, Ap PI, IS9I1, 2*-- 

POE1IS 

Spero: "Beautiful Snow" 

•UA, Ja 19, 1877, 2-6 

Copjmmni 


POEMS 

JA:RZ 

The Speaker: "To A Violinist 11 (3") 

UA S 12, 1896, 7-3 

n A Dressmaker's Dilemma" in 

The Spectator (6") 

POEMS 

IL'U: F 

The Spectator: "Recollections" 

UA, F 8, 1896, 8-4 

•o "i IT ' f a 

JD:AB 

Soofford, Harriet, "I! 

1TA, Ap f!^f ir>69, 4-1

PCEI.13 

POEMS 

POEKS 

POEMS 

Spofford, Harriet P., "Love Dead" 

AG 27, 1870, 1-4 

Spofford, Harriet Prescott, "The 

Christmas Peel" (4") 

UA, D 24, 1891, 10-1 

Spofford, Harriet Prescott, "April 

Song". 

UA, Ap 26, 1893, 8-1 

L£W:AA 

Spofford, Harriet Prescott: "Mother 

Song" (4 R ) 

UA, N 23, 1893, 4-7 

:FD 


Spofford, Harriet Prescott: "Music In 

The Night" (3 In.) 

POEMS 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JSiJI 

Spofford, Harriett Prescott, "Wintry 

Cheer" (3") 

UA, N 19, 1892, 14-4 

Spofford, Harriet Prescott: 

Song" (2") 

UA Je 24, 1893, 16-2 

"Mother 

Spofford, Harriet Prescott: "The 

Snow Flurry" 

Mr 10, 1894, 5-3

POEMS 

FT2JI 

POE^S 

JL:RF 

Spofford, 

Song" 

Harriet 

UA, 8 21, 

1895, 

( 

Preaoott "Mother 

12-2 

Spofford, Harriet Prescott: "A Chapter 

About Children" 

UA, Je 7, 1697, 12-4 

POETRY 

Spooner, Mrs. M. A.: M 3onnet-To Friend- 

ship" 

UA S 27, 1869, 4-1 

P02THY 

C?:JI 

Spooner, LIrs. LI- A.: "On the Death 

of Lisr? Nellie Heffermen" 

UA 0 23, 1869, 4-1 


POEMS 

AL;MS 

POEMS 

Spofford, Harriet Preacott "A 

Bicycle Song" (2*) 

UA, 0 3, 1896, 5-5 

Spofford, Harriet Prescott; H A 

Bicycle Song" 

UA, My 1, 1897, 7-5 

MM:EQ 

POEilS 

POEMS 

w:: sc 

Spooner, 

Soldier's 

UA, N 1.^, 

CF:ARO 

Spooner, Ltrs. II. A. : 

UA, S 29, 1869, 4-1 

Kra. K. A., "The Christian 

Song" 

1869,- 

4-1

POEMS 

Spooner, Mrs. M.A., "An"Acrostic" 

UA, N 15, 1B69; 4-1 

CF:ARO 

POEMS 

Spooner, II.A,: "A Scrap 1 

UA, Ja 3, 1870, 4-1 

raaljranra 

POEMS 

Spooner, Hrs. M.A., "Lines on the Death 

of Mr. Nicoli Dreeju 

UA, F 3, 1870, 4-1 

KALrARO 

••• 

POEMS 

Spooner, M.A., "Dirge for L.M. Gottschalk" 

UA, F 5, 1870, 1-4 

MALSARO 


P0EK3 

Spooner, I?.A., "Lines to Accompany a 

Picture of a Sleeping Cupid" 

UA, D 27, 1H69, 4-1 

CPt-'PO 

POEKS 

POEMS 

XAL LSI 

Spooner, II. A., "/ Fragment" 

UA, Ja 4, 1370, 4-1 

Spooner, V.mkm, "A Christmas Carol" 

UA, F 4, 1870, 4-1 

HAL:ARC 

Spooner, Mrs. M. A.: "The Mariners 1 

New Year Song." 

UA, F 8, 1870, 4-1

POBiS 

Spooner, Hr9. M. A. Anostolloa Eoclesl* 

UA, F 16, 1870, 4-1 

JD UI 

POEMS 

KP:JI 

POEMS 

Spooner, M. A.: "Niagara 11 

UA F 24, 1870, 4-1 

P0EL1S 

Spooner, U. A., "A True Type" dedicated 

to a friend 

VC/CilV 

• 

UA Jl 20, 1872, 1-5 

Spooner, ?. r .A., '»Sonnet w 

î Ja 18, 1673, 1-6 


POEMS 

Spooner, I.trs. M. A.: "At Trenton Falls" 

UA F 23, 1C70, 4-1 

Spooner Mrs. M.A.:"Mr. Roger DeCoverly 

or Making the most of a Dance" 

UA, N 26, 1870, 1-1 

POEMS 

>'*^^ 

Spooner, M. A., "Sonnet to the Aeolian- 

Harp" 

UA, 0 19, 1872, 1-4 

GZ:FD 

POELIS 

"Sonnet" 

UA Ja 25 , 1873, 

4-3 

GTZ:RZ 

by M. 

A. Spooner. 

•

POEUS 

JD:AB 

POEMS 

wn;mmm 

8pooner, M.A., "Sonnet" 

, F 15, 18?3, 4-3 

Spooner, Mary A.: "To A Splendid Cactus" 

UA, Ag 7, 1869, 1-4 

POETRY 

Spooner, Mrs. Mary Ann: "Fire" 

UA 0 21, 1871 5-5 

CMP:HR 

POEMS 

Sprague, Charles, n The Winged Worshippers* 

., Vy 30, 1868, 4-1 


1 

WN:HR 

POEMS 

JD:JI 

Spooner, Mrs. M. A.: "On the Death of 

Rev. Florian Paver" and "On the Death 

of John Me Donald" 

UA My 29, 1877 2-6 

POEUS 

Spooner, Mrs. Mary A., "To The Flor Del 

E8piritu Santo" 

UA Ag 28, 1869, 1-4 

Soragiie, Chas. : "To My 

UA F 8, 1868, 4-1 

POEulS 

CFt JVC CF:FD 

Stainworth, Frank, "Sleeping and Dreaming" 

UA, D 4, 1869, 4-1

POEMS 

POCS 

Stanley, Clarence: "Hie Love" 

UAf P 15, 1895, 4-6 

Stan ton, Frank J. : "The Face In the 

Grave" (4i") 

UA Ap 14, 1894, 4-4 

Stanton, "Frank L.: A Little Book" 

UA, D 2, 1693, 5-4 

Stanton, Frank L.; "It Dldn f t ôrk" (3") 

UA. Ag lg, 129!;, 6-7 

JL:LG 


POEMS 

JDPlHR 

POEMS 

8tanton, Frank L., "The Ole Fine Box" 

(3-) 

.UA, 0 31, 1891, 11-1 

Stcffon, Frank L.: "A Love Song" 

UA, Mr 1, 1895, 10-4 

POEMS 

JS:JI 

I POEMS 

1 Stanton, 

1 (1/3 col 

UA, S 

Stanton, Frank L: "Dreamin 1 of Home 1 

UA, Mr 10, 1894, 5-3 

Frank L.: 

4, 1894, 

"Play in 1 

4-5 

Checkers" 

•

4 

POEMS 

JL:R2 

POELIS 

Stanton, Frank L.: "To The Autumn 

Poets" (li-) 

POEMS 

FT:JI 

POEMS 

JC:RZ 

UA S 15, 1894, 7-4 

Stanton, Frank L#: "The New Han 11 

UA, Ag 28, 1695, 10-5 

Stanton, Frank L.: "In Love Time" 

UA, N 7, 1895, 12-1 

âaM^-fl 

Stanton, Frank L.: "A Boy 1 a View of It" 

(1/3 col.) 

UA Mr 21, 1896, 6-6 


I 

POK-l 

POEMS 

Stanton, Frank L. ; w KOw Shall I Love You? 11 

UA. D 1, 189^, 16- 7 iV 1 ) 

Stanton, Frank L., "A Little Boy" 

UA, S 21, 1895, 5-4 

FT:JA 

POELIS 

Stanton, Frank L., "I Jsst Keep a Llvin 1 

Along" (4») 

UA, Mr 3, 1896, l?-5 

JG: AA 

POEMS 

JM:M3 

Stanton, Frank L. in Chicago News 

"Loving You" 

UA, Ap 21, 1896, 12-4

POEMS 

AL:FD 

St Ait ton, Frank L.: "Nancy 11 

UA, Jl 24, 1896, 10-4 

0 19, 1896, 6-6 

POEMS 

Stanton, Frank L. 

UA S 17, 1896, 6-6 A/ Th 

Stjnton, Frank L.~"Thoughts of Winter" Stanton- Frank L.: "A World of 

Love" i) 

, 0 24, 1696, 6-6 UA, 0 24, 1896, 8-4 

Stanton, Frank L., "With Mary" (1 M ) 

UA, N 14, 1896, 16-5 

IDP:AA 


POEMS 

Stanton, Frank L. "When the Little Girl Went 

Away" (5 M ) 

UA, D 10, 1896, 16-1 

JDP:TL

POEMS 

Stnnton, Fr-nk L.- "Christmas Visitors." 

JDPlEv; 

POE&S 

iai:RP 

POEMS 

POETRY 

CGlJUG 

D ll;, ig96, 

Stanton, Frank L: "A Practical View 

or xt 

"S»2as«*if£tfifJSa>-- 

, 6-6 

••-ti&iSbHte-a*: 

Stanton, Frank L# M A Flower Song 1 

UA, Mr 13, 1897, 6-6 

JL:AA 

Starbuck, Anna C., "I'm Blind" 

, Je 8, 1867, 1-6 


POEMS 

POEMS 

Stanton, Frank L.: "Thoughts of Winter 

Time" (li") 

UA, D 19, 1896, 30-4 

Stanton, Frank L: "Love" 

UA, Je 18, 18P7, 12-2 

POEMS 

Stanton, Frank L., "One True Heart to 

Love Him" (4 M ) 

UA, N 6, 1897, 16-2 

CCP:TL 

•Hi 

POEii^S 

JD/CCP 

Starbuck, Anna C. 

"In Memoriam"- 

UA MR 7, 1868, 1-4

POEMS 

GZ.MB 

Starbuck, Anna C. 

"Feed My Lambs." 

UA, Mr 6, 1863, 1-6 

POEMS 

1 KHM LM 

PCS... 5 

POEMS 

Starbuck, 

UA, S 7, 

Anna 

1870, 

C. Our 

2-4 

Squantiem 

Starr, Georg-lana, : "The Way of Lan M 

L T A, Jl PO, 1867, 1-6 

Btedman, E. C. "Voice of the 

Western Wind" (2") 

UA, f 15, U3G, 7-5 

A3JIQ 


POEMS 

Starbuck, Anna C, "The Tomb and the 

Rose" 

UA Ag 28, 1869, 1-1 

PW/CMV 

POELIS 

Starbuck , Anna 

L 

UA, S 7, 1870, 

POEMS 

CP:MB 

/a 

C, Our 

2-4 

Stedman, E. C. 

•The Undiscovered Country,• 

UA, N 11, 1873, 4-1 

POEMS 

• 

Squantura 

Stedman, Edmund C., "What the Winds Bring" 

UA, Ag 10, 1895. 12-4 

FT:TL

POELS 

n'H Edmu nd Clarence 

Undiscovered Country" 

UA » A P 29, 1S93, 13-7 

Stelnhagen, Rudolph~ M The Unattainable" 

12") 

, D 16, 1593, 

Sterns, Stuart 

•Somewhere". 

UA, Mr 10, 1877, 1-5 


POEMS 

Stein, Evflleen, "A Rain Sons" 

UA, My 11, 1895, 7-4 

Stephens, Robert N: "Cacoethes 

8crifendl" (2 In.) 

UAt Jl 21, 1894, 5-4 

Stetson, Charlotte Perkins "The 

Changeless Year" 

UA, D 12, 1891, 12-7 

Stetson, Charlotte 11 Perkins: "A 

Stetson, Charlotte Perkins: "Feminine 

Conservative Vanity" (1/3 col.) 

UA, Hr 28, 1896, 4-3 UA F 1, 1897, 12-2

POEMS 

CG:JDP 

POEMS 

MH:RF 

Stetson, Charlotte Perking—"All it Vanity." 

UA Ur 5, 1897, U-6 

Stetson, Charlotte Perkins: "Winds and 

Leaves" 

UA, My 14, 1897, 11-7 

Stevens, D.E., "Burying Our Dead" 

! - : A, N 5, 1-75, °-6 

Stevenscn, Charles '.V., "William Morris" 

(2") 

UA, C 15, 1897, 7-4 


POEMS 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Stetson, Charlotte Perkins: 

"Winds and Leaves" 

UA, My 8, 1897, 7-6 

M^^ 

Stevens, Arthur; "In the Dark" 

UA My 18, 1889, 1*1—3 

Stevenson, Charles W: "Dreamin At Home" 

UA, D 18, 1895, 4-6 

FT:JA 

1 POEMS 

1 Stevenson, 

1 Singer is 

1 JIIUI 

R. U, 

Dead" 

UAt Ur 28, 

1896, 

wrote: "When the 

> 

4-3

POEuiS 

Stevensrn, 

UA, D 2^, 

JDP:EQ 

POEMS 

MMlFD 

Robert Louis- 

0 

"ForeiRh Lands" 

Stevenson, Robert Louis: "Requiem"; 

•The Celestial Surgeon" 

UA, D 20, 1894, 6-6 

POEMS 

Stevenson, Robert Louis wrote in 

Scribners "Llother and Daughter" 

UA, Ap 55, 1896, 7-5 

JUuJA 

POEMS 

Stltson, Sarah L#,"Libety's Last Call" 

(Song for last day of probation)' 

UA, Ag 30, 1862, 2-4 


POEMS 

MM:FD 

POEMS 

MC:JI 

POEMS 

Stevenson, Robert Louis: "My Kingdom;" 

"Windy Nights" 

UA, D 17, 1894, 6-6 

Stevenson. Robert Louis; "The 

Roof Tree 1 (6 in.) 

UAf F 8, 1895, 4-5 

Stevenson, Robert Louis, "Hother and 

Daughter 11 (4") 

UA, 0 23, 1897, 9-5 

CCPlEQ 

POEMS 

•R:AB JL;JI 

Stock, Elliott: "Advice to a 

Young Blackbird" 

UA, N 23, 1894, 4-5

MEMS 

UA 

POEMS 

•' U*"jl Jerome! -Tht Cloalng 

Ag 4, 1894, 4-4 

i m*n • * ~ 

Stoddard, Elizabeth: "Unreturning" 

UA, D 21, 1995, 5-4 

FT.-JA 

POETRY 

WN:MB 

Stoddard, R. H.: "A Chinese Love Song" 

UA, S 24, 1869, 4-1 

POEMS 

w The Follo'ver"; R.H. Stoddard 

UA, S 1, 1877, 4-1 


POEMS 

Stoddard, Charles Warren: "Exile 11 

" UA, N 12, 1392, 14-4 

AA 

Stoddard, Elizabeth: "On The Campagna" 

(3 in.) 

UA, F 5, 1896, 7-4 

Stoddard, R. H.: "Why Biddy and Pat 

Married". 

UA Mr 31, 1877 4-1 

Stoddard, R. H. 

"A Fantasy." 

SL:MB 

UA, Je 21, 1SS9, 5.

POEMS 

Stoddard, R. R: "The Lady's Gift" 

OA N 21, 1874 1-6 

VC:HR 

POEMS 

WN:JI 

IB 

POEMS 

WN:HR 

POEiiS 

Stoddard, Richard Henry: 

Bird" (4 in.) 

UA S 23, 1876, 1-1 

Story, W. W: "Eledia" 

UA N 24, 1873 4-1 

Stov^, De L "In Future" 

UA, Ja 6, 1864, 2-4 


"The Flown 

POETRY 

Stoddard, Richard Henry: "Love Thy 

Neighbor" 

UA Ag 13, 1369, 4-1 

poms 

Stoddard, Richard Henry "Three Score 

and Ten" 

UA, S U, 1895, g-5 

FT:EQ 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Dunrn 

Story, W, W#: "Evening in Summer 11 

UA, Ag 15, 1874, 4-1 

Stow, DeL, — "Whither Are We Drifting 1 

UA, Jl 13, 1864, 2-4

POEMS 

SL:FO 

STillwell, Emma,: 

UA, My 25, 1889, 13-7 

POEL:S 

FT:JI 

PCEH 

KC 

POEIS 

- Two Dandelions" 

Stranahan, Walter 3. : M I Spy" 

UA, Ag e, 1895, 4-6 

Street, Cornelia: 

* Lines to Despondents 

HDD, Jl 7, 1853, 2-6 

Street, George G: "The Last Veteran" 

UA, My 19, 12597, 6-3 


POEMS 

FT:JI 

Jd;ra n m 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

PCEiiS 

Stranahan, 

UA, Ag 5, 

Walter 

1895, 

I 

> 

s.: 

4-5 

"Uncle Josh" 

Street, Alfred 3.:"Nightfall, a picture" 

UA, S 5, 1874, 1-1 

V?"'-S-"*^3- 

Street, George G#: "The Last Veteran" 

(1 col.) 

UA Ag 23, 1894, 8-1 

Strong, Philip B: "Doing and Being" 

UA, Je 15, 1897, 12-5

POEMS 

Sullivan, Henry P- "Brown's Red Barns 

UA, D 2, 1896, 4-6 

JDP:TL 

POETRY 

JD:AB 

•For Her Dear Sake" in the Rehoboth 

Sunday Herald (2 W ) 

UA, D 10, 1892, 14-3 

Sutherland, Thomas, Scottish Memories 

UA, Ap 21, 1857, 3-1 

Swain, Cht.s., "Passing- Thy Door 11 

UA, F 27, 1868, 1-1 


Sullivan, Philip 0., "Christmas Anthem" 

( 

UA, D ?Kt 1679, li-2 

QL:A3 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

P0E..S 

P0EU3 

JD:IIB 

Sunday Magazine, "Eventide" (li") 

UA Je 17, 1893, 15-5 

Twan, John "The Stream of Tines" 

HDD, 0 4, 1853, 2-6 

Swain, Chas. 

8mlle and Never Heed Me. 

UAf My 8, 1868, 1-1

FOEIS 

Sweet, F. H.: "On the Battlefield" 

(2 in.) 

UA, Je 12, 1894, 4-7 

POEfcS 

Sweet, Susan H: "The Crooked Spectacles 

UA, Je 19, 1897, 20-4 

JDPlHR 

Swinburne, A. C., "A Child 1 s Laughter" 

(3") 

UA, 0 29, 1891, 3-1 

fonts 

Swlmbume, Algernon Charles: "To a 

Git" (8") 

UA, Uj 22, 1894, 4-7 


POEMS 

JA 

From 

iX', L; 3, 

n'ie YJU:I 

Sweetser, Delight; "Sub Rosa" (2») 

UA, My 25, 1895, 9-3 

POEMS 

JM:JI 

1 POEMS 

Swinburne, Algernon Charles: 

"Elegy" (1/2 Col.) 

UA, Mr 31, 1894, 5-3 

1 Swineburne, 

A.C: 

1 JM:FD 

UA, Jl 17, 

1894, 

• 

"Carnot" (3") 

4-6

POEMS 

jM:Jl 

Swinburne, Algernon Charles: "Praises 

of the Wind" (3 In.) 

UAf Jl 14, 1894, 4.5 

POELIS 

BDP:HR 

» J * A '» 

UA, N 28, 1891, 3-2 

Symons, Arthur, 

UA, D 11, 1697, 7-6 

CP :i: 

POEMS 

M In the 

—Herbst—Nebel" 

(1") 

T. D. B.: *To Senex: The Comic Egg- 

Valentine 11 

UA F 28, 1870, 2-5 

NP:JI 


POELIS 

JL:RZ 

Sylva, Carmen: "Maidens Necklace" (4 M ) 

UA Je 30, 1894, 11-6 

POEMS 

JDP:HR 

Symonds, John A., "A Christmas Song 1 

UA, D 26, 1891, 3-2 

POEMS 

MS 

POEMS 

JL:R2 

Syracuse Post "The Summer Girl Heralded" 

(2-) 

UA, My 16, 1895, 4-6 

Tabb, John B.: "The Statue" (1 l/3») 

UA Ag 4, 1894, 4-4

POBIS 

Tabb , Jrhn 

UA, 

iiC:EQ 

POEMS 

Mr 9, 

P,; "A 

1*95. 

Tprn 

-6 

• 

Song" d") 

Tales, Wm. E.S., "A Coolie Love Ditty" 

UA, Mr 16, 1895, 4-4 

POEMS 

AB: JI 

POEMS 

Tara, Desmond D«: "Lang Syne" 

UA Ja 3, 1874, 1-1 

Tara, Desmond 0., "Dream Life" 

UAt F 28, 1874, 1-5 

GTZ'ARO 


poms 

MI.I.'RF 

POEMS 

GTZ:HR 

POEMS 

AB:HR 

POEMS 

Taber, Ralph G: "For the Children" 

UA, Je fc, 1S97, 16-? 

Tara, Desmond: "A Southern Eve" 

UA Ja 17, 1874 1-5 

Tara, Desmond 0,: "Unburied" 

UA Ja 6, 1874 2-6 

Tara, 

UA, My 

GTZ:JMG 

Desmond 0. , "The Old Man 1 s Dreams." 

16, 187^, 

1-5 

•

POEMS 

Tara, Desmond 0: "The Anniversary 11 . 

UA 

GTZ:HR 

POEUS 

WN:MB 

POEMS 

Je 13, 1874 1-5 

Tara, Desmond 0. 

"Doubt." 

UA, Ag 25, 1874, 4-1 

Tara, Desmond 0. 

"Music." 

UA, Jel7, 1875, 4-1 

POEMS 

Tara, Desmond 0.: "A Scrap." 

UA Jl 8, 1875, 4-1 


POETRY 

Tara, Desmond 0., "Trust" 

UA, Ag 11, ISfh, 2-7 

CCP:ARO 

PCEilS 

PCE::S 

UA 

V, f N;R2 

POEMS 

Tara, Desmond 0, 

Triumph" 

UA S 12, 1874 

Tara, 

UA 

CCP:HR 

M The Artist's 

4-1 

, DeeaondC.: "Friendship." 

Je 21, 1875, 4-1 

Desmond 0.: 

Jl 23, 1875 

"Pride". 

4-4

POEMS 

CCP:JI 

JEMS 

Tara, Desmond 0., "A Supplication 11 

UA Jl 28, 1875, 4-1 

Tara, DesrnondC., "Infatuation- 

I mis Fatuus" 

UA, C 13, 1=75, 4-1 

Tara, Desmond 0. "Whither Away?" 

(2 in.) 

UA D 16, 1876, 4-1 

Tate, C. J.: "A Ballad of Devon" (4") 

UA Mr 21, 1896, 8-5 


POEMS 

POETRY 

Tara, Desmond 0.: "The Light of Stars" 

UA, Ag 26, 1875, 4-1 

Tara, 

UA, F 

AA:JMG 

POEMS 

PW:JI 

POEMS 

Desmond 

3, 1876, 

o., "Strife" 

Tara. Desmond 0., "A Winters Evening 

Ride 

UA Ja 26, 1878, 1-1 

Tavington, 

UA, My 20 

JM:AA 

Alfred 

wrote, 

, 1896, 

12-2 

• 

•A Villanell"

POEUS 

Taylor, Bayard; «Manuela)a Ballad of 

California 11 

UA, Ja 15, 1870, 1-5 

FD:FD 

POEMS 

WNiFD 

Taylor, 

UA, My 

POEMS 

Taylor, Benjamin F., "The Old Fashioned 

Choir". 

POEMS 

Bayard, 

26, 1877, 

M'\Yum nil 

"Peach 

1-1 

UA H 2, 1872 1-5 

Taylor, Charles H., "The Widow at 

UA, N 13, 1897, 10-5 

CCP:TL 

Blossom" 


POEMS 

Taylor, Bayard: "Squandering Lives" 

UA, Mr 20, 1875, 4-1 

POEMS 

Taylor, F Benj.; "The Beautiful Hiver 

UA, F °1, l':68, 1-4 

Old "State Road" built in 1791? poem 

about road by B. F. Taylor, published 

in Scribner's Monthly 

Jl 26, 188^, 2-5 

Taylor. Edward E. "The Both of the 

Nymphs* (6") 

UAf D 11, 1897, 7-1 

CCP:E(i

P 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

Taylor. J. Russells "Lyric Complaint" 

(1 in.) 

UA, Ap 18, 1895, 6-7 

POEMS 

FT: MS 

POEMS 

FT:LS 

POELIS 

Taylor^, Malcolm Stuart "The Christmas 

UA, D 23, 1895, 5-2 

Taylor, Stella Weiler "At Christmas 

Time" 

UA, D 23, 1895, 4-6 

From Temple Bar; "The River Stour" 

52 lines 

UA, S 19, 1874, 1-1 


POEMS 

JL:RZ 

POEMS 

Taylor, M. Inlay: "Among the Flowers" 

(2") 

UA Ag 7, 1894, 16-1 

Taylor, Maud, "0, Temporal 0, Mores. 1 " 

(2i") 

UA, D 11, 1897, 7-6 

POEMS 

POELIS 

1 JA 

Taylor, W. A.: M The Twelve" 

UA F 3, 1877, 4-1 

Temple 

UA, Je 

Bar, 

22, 

"On Echoing 

1895, 4-4 

• 

Shores"

POEMS 

"The World's Way" from Temple Bar 

UA, F 1, 1896, 7-4 

MW:JA 

POEMS 

MM:FD 

POEIIS 

Tennyson: "The Death of the old Year 1 

UA, D 31, 1894, 12-1 

Tennyson: "Sea Dreams" 

UA, My 1, 1896, 12-5 

POEiTS 

JD:JMG 

Tennyson, Alfred, "The Victim 1 

, j a 14, 1868, 1-1 


POEMS 

JL:RF 

Tennessee University Magazine "The Battlefield 

11 

UA, Je 9, 1897, 4-7 

POEMS 

JM:JI 

POETRY 

CCPtBCAL 

POETRY 

CFxMAL 

Tennyson: "Children^ Corner" 

UA, My 1, 1896, 12-5 

Tennyson, Alfred, ^Trodden Flowers 11 

N 25, 1867, 1-4 

•On a Spiteful Letter" by Alfred TejinysonJ 

UA, Ja 24, 1868, l-i

L 

poais 

JD:JI 

POEMS 

Tennyson, Alfred: "Races" 

UA F 10, 1868, 1-1 

Tennyson, Alfred:"Not Lost, But Gone 

Before" 

UA, My 6, 1870, 4-1 

np,BI7ITQ 

POEMS 

MM.-FD 

Tennyson, Alfred: "New Year Verse 1 

UA, D 31, 1894, 6-6 

POEUS 

Tennyson-Turner, Charles, "Letty«8 

Globe" (1") 

UA, 0 24, 1891, 9-7 


POEMS 

Tennyson, Alfred; 

•Friendship." 

UA, Ja 2, 1869, 1-4 

,-MB 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

POEMS 

Tennyson, Alfred: "Parted Friends" 

(3") 

UA Je 21, 1893, 8-1 

Tennyson, Frederick: "The Skylark 

and the Poet." (k*) 

UA, F 15, 1896, 7-5 

JC:EQ 

••I 

POEMS 

Terhune, Albert Payson—"Sea 

UA, My 7, 1894, 4-6 

JL:AA

POEMS 

Terhune , Albert 

UA, 0 

MM:EQ 

POEMS 

POEMS 

POETRY 

JD:13 

22, 1891 

Payson; 

Terry, Rose: "Done For" 

UA D 9, 1S73, 

• 

"Mirage" 

Thackeray, W. M., M The Mahogany Tree" 

UA, D 24, 1891, 10-1 

Thaxter, Celia, 

•Autumn." 

UA, N 14, 1874, 4-1 


P0CM3 

ocpjmmra 

. : •«". 

POEMS 

MM:FD 

POE::.S 

Terry, Rose,: "An End" 

UA, N 13, 1873, 4-1 

Thackeray: "New York Verse" 

UA, D 31, 1894, 6-8 

Thackeray, W. M., "The Age of Wisdom" 

UA, Ap £5, 1893, 8-2 

POELIS 

Thajcter, Cella, "The Sad Little Singer" 

(6") 

UA, Ag 25, 1376, 1-1 

mmm

? PCK-S 

"The 

UA, 

CF:I/B 

POEMS 

ter, Cclir< 

Sunrise 2* ever 

Jl 7, 1877, 1-1L 

• 

Failed 

Us Yet." 

Thaxter, Celia; "The Crown of the 

Tear" 

UA, 0 20, K, g-lj. 

MM:BJ 

P031S 

t^&^dS^r^^^^^-y^.^^^^^yî:'- 

Thaxter Celia; "November" 

UA. D 1, 1S9*J-, 19-^- 

JL:LG 

POEMS 

Thomas, Edith M. : "Daffodils—Before 

Season" 

UA Mr 3, 1890, 3-1 


POEMS 

Thaxter, Celia: Maize for the Nation's 

Emblem" (5 11 ) 

UA, My 5, 1893, 8-1 

JLUA 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

POEI/IS 

JL.-HR 

POEuS 

JA 

Thaxter, Celia: "The Hudder" 

0Af N 24, 1894, 7-3 

Thomas, Edith, "On Severn's Last 

Sketch of Keats" (£") 

UA, D 11, 1893, 4-7 

Thomas, 

(2") 

UA, D 

Edith :j. — "A Hanging 

17, 1392, 

8-6 

1 

> 

Garden"

POEMS 

Thomas, Edith M., "Augury" (3" 

UA, Uy 18, 1893, 8-1 

JC:AA 

POEMS 

JM:JI 

POQIS 

Thomas, Edith M: "A Talking Race 1 

UA, Ap 2gf 169H., 9-6 

Thomas, Edith M.; "Revival of Romance." 

UA, F 1, 1696, 2-3 

JC:AA 

POEUS 

JDPJJI 

Thomas. Edith U.: "Winter Sleep" 

(2 in.) 

UA, D 5, 1896, 4-5 


POEMS 

X - 

POEMS 

Thomas, Edith M.I "A Gray Day" (£ 

UA My 26, 1893, 8-1 

Thomas, Edith M. "Peace Not Happiness" 

(4-) 

UA, Ap 24, 1895, 6-6 

JL:TL 

POEUS 

Thomas, Edith M., "The Lost Children 

of the City" 

UA, My 16, 1896, 7-5 

POEMS 

Thomas, Edith U.—"By Contraries." 

UA Ap 3. 1397 9-3

PJ3US 

POEMS 

Thomas, Silth li. —"SpeaJclng th* Ships." 2" 

UA D 31, 1397. U-U 

ab; mmni 

POEMS 

Thompson, Annie S—"Cousin 

UA, AP: 13, 1863, 2-3 

Thompson, Edward W.: "The Song 

Sprarrow" (3") 

UA My 27, 1893, 16-3 

POEMS 

Thompson, Francis: "Daisy" (3") 

UA, Je 27, 1894, 10-5 


PC ELS 

FT:JI 

POEitS 

PCEfcS 

JL:FD 

I POEIS 

MI:JA 

Thomas. H. F.: M We Pass This 

Way But Once" 

UA, Ag 23, 1895, 10-3 

Thompson, Annie 8. "Dreaming" 

UA Ja 9, 1864, 2-5 

Thompson, Francis: "Daisy" (2") 

UA, My 15, 1894, 4-6 

1 Thompson, Jarae s; 

I 

1 UA, D 28, 

1894, 

"Our 

4-5 

i 

> 

Lady 

of Oblivion"

POEMS 

Thompson, John E«: "Carcassone" (6 N ) 

UA F 6, 1898, 5-1 

PC:RZ 

B POEMS 

CCP:HR 

Thompson, Maurice: "Sonnett" 

UA My 13, 1876 1-5 

Thompson, Will H.: "The Death Dream 

of Armenia" (2") 

UA 

JC:RZ 

POETRY 

Ja 30, 1897, 7-4 

" Thoreau, H. D.: "My Lif« f 

JCr'.ftR 

UA 0 7, 1069 4-1 


POEMS 

Thompson, John Stuart, "Evening 11 (2&") 

UA, N 24, 1897, 15-5 

CCP:TL 

J1I:V_P 

Thonpson, Llpurice. ^vrote "Hrnd in Hand" 

UA ilr î, ] °lit R-7 

POETRY 

"L * ^ 

Mi 

POEMS 

Thomson,. James, "The Singer's Heart" 

UA, Ur 19, 1681, 3-1 

Thome, Belle, "Mischief Makers" 

OAf Mr 14, 1868, 4-1

POETRY 

Thorold, Arrii !!. f "At Rest" 

T ^, Jl S, l~'7, 0.4. 

CGI A_~O 

P7.ETRY 

CrAB 

POEMS 

^.d, Arria H. "The Last So g 

jAf S Plf ?.f£7, 1-1 

Thorald, Arria H.: "Seeking the Sunset" 

UA 0 12, 1867, 1-1 

.Torrey, Little, "Lir;ht beyond The River" 

t'A, Ja 2?., 1 70, 2-5 


POETRY 

CP: ,7MGr 

POEMS 

Thorold, Arria H. "The Broken Lily" 

U A, 3 14, 1867, 1-4 

Thorold, 

UA, 0 5, 

CCP:ARO 

POEJIS 

Arria 

1867, 

H.f 

1-4 

•The Last Night* 

Tooker, L. Frank, "Ralney Twilight" 

UA, Ap 11, 1896, 7-5 

VM.-TL 

POEMS 

Town Topics; "Too Much Platt" 

UA, F 2, 1895, 6-7

POEMS 

Town Topics: "The Hammock Girl" 

m » J l 15. 1696. 6-6 

P0ELJ3 

CL:HR 

POEMS 

Townley, Mary: "The Rose in October" 

UA N 10, 1877 4-1 

Townsend, George Alfred, "To an Invalid" 

UA, Ap 10, 1875, 4-1 

WN'.ARO 

Townsend, James B. ; "To Jean de Reszke 

as "Lohengrin" (l * H ) 

UA, Mr 9, 189?t 


POEMS 

POEMS 

POETS 

M The ^Tryst" in Town Tools8 

UA, 0 12, 1896, 6-6 

AL:AA 

Tovmsend, George A.: M The Peach." 

UA S 25, 1375, 1-5 

Townsend, Geo. Alfred, last Tuesday 

after finishing reading his poems, 

was presented with a beautiful basket 

of flowers by Ed. A. Frost a nurseryman 

UA, Je 19, 1S79, ?-2 

POEMS 

JDPJHR 

Thurston, Charlotte W., "Tomorrow" 

(4") 

UA, D 19, 1891, 12-1

, H.C., iSver-t Hore" 

- A i -r 1", IQOG, 1-1 

Tichnor, H. Dodge — "Egotisn" 

tt*, N 26, 189?, 1U-14- 

POEMS 

Tld-Blta: "The Pleasures of Ifflng" 

UA F 7, 1895, 4-7 

:RZ 

[POERY 

Tllton, The odor* "The Free Church* 

UA, D 20, 18669 2-2 

JDsARO 


POETRY 

CF:JI 

POETRY 

cS : 

POEMS 

Tichnor , Dr. 

UA Jl 

POEMS 

31, 

F. 0.: 

1868, 

• 

) 

"Little Glffen" 

4-1 

Tickrior & Fields -."Poems by Hose Terry" 

relieved. 

UA, D 13, 1860, 2-3 

Tid-Bits-n r illiam Did 

UA Ap 6,1895, 7-4 

JL:JH 

• 

Tilton, Theodore, n A Mother's Prayer." 

UA, Jl 14, 1877, 1-5

POEMS 

Tlnsley's Magazine "Lost" 

UA. Ag 1

POEMS 

JA 

Town Topics; »A Vision In Girlhood" 

(o") 

UA, Je 22, 1995, 4-4 

POETRY 

Tozier, B., published two column poem, 

"Xhe Pioneer" commemorating the early 

history of Rochester, in the Sunday 

Herald yesterday- 

WN:JMG 

POEJilS 

POEMS 

STZ.'AB 

UA, Ap 16, 1877, 2-1 

Trowbridge, 

Flail. 11 

UA, Ag 22, 

Trowbri*«, 

HA, An- 23, ! 

J. H. 

"The 

1874, 

••1 

J.T. , 

'Z:.~. >•&&& 

1-1 

# 

"After 

6-1 

• 

Song 

••1 

the 


of the 

Sale" (18") 

POEMS 

- Town 

JP:FD 

UA, N 

POEUS 

JDP.-HR 

P0EM3 

Topics: 

6, 1896, 

"The 

6-5 

Chorus 1 * (2 M ) 

•Practising Song" in Treasure Trove (2") 

UA, 0 31, 1891, 11-1 

f 

Trowbridge, J.T., "Toms Come Home" 

(1H 1/2"! 

WN:JMG 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

, S 2, 1876, l|—X 

Truman, Joseph: "A Cry of Desire" 

(4") 

UA Je 20, 1893, 3-2

POE:/.S 

JP:FD 

POEMS 

"lime Stands Still", in Truth (1«) 

UA, N 14, 1891, 10-7 

' ^ " 

Truth Magazine: "The Sailor Girl" 

UA, Ag 1, 1894, 4-6 

POEMS 

MC:FD 

•• 

POEMS 

Truth: "Society's Golden Image" 

UA, F 21, 1895, 4-6 

Truth: "Satisfied" (1 in.) 

UA, F 26, 1895, 4-6 


MC:JI JA 

POEMS 

JL:FD 

Truth: "When Phyllis Drives' 1 

UA, Je 23, 1894, 5-4 

POEMS 

POEMS 

MC:JI 

••• 

POEMS 

Truth: "You Know" (3«) 

UA Ag 20, 1894, 4-7 

Truth: "A Woman" (liin.) 

UA, P 23, 1895, 6-6 

Truth, "Ye Maid of Olden Time" 

UA, F 29, 1895, 4-7

POEMS 

—Truth; "A Woman of the Future" 

(1") — 

UA, ry ?1, 1395, 4-6 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JK.'RZ 

"Unmated" in Truth (3 In.) 

UA, 8 30, 1396, 4-6 

•Why He Failed" from Truth 

UA Ja 14, 1397, 4-6 

POEES 

DS 

Tumblety, Dr. "Our Slot to" 

UA Jl 24, 1858, 3-4 


POEtlS 

In 

UA, 

AL.'ECi 

Truth, 

0 9, 

"Priscilla's 

In Truth "Sonethln 1 Lackln 1 " 

(5") 

UA, D 16, 1896, U-6 

POEMS 

POEMS 

MM'.RZ 

• 

Shoe" (P^ H ) 

Truth "Because the Hen Propose" 

UA, Mr 24, 1897, 4-6 

CP:AA 

Turner, C.: 

"King 

UA D 29, 1894, 4-4 

( • 

Skate"

POEMS 

Turner, G. K. : "The Lost Travelers" 

UA, Je 19, 1897, 7-4 

MMUG 

POEMS 

Twinkles; "A Critical Moment" 

UA, Mr 1, 1897, 4-6 

POEMS 

Tyler, Florence, "How the King Carre 

Home" (4») 

UA, Je 1, 1895, 7-6 

JA 

•I 

POEMS 

JA 

Tyler, Martha T.: "The Wind" 

UA, D 21, 1893, 4-7 


POEMS 

K :MB 

Twain, Mark, brother of 

•The Real and the Ideal." 

UA, My 14, 1870, 4-1 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

Tylee, Edward Sydney "An Old Story" 

(3-) 

UA D 1, 1892, 8-1 

POELIS 

JDP:JI 

POEMS 

JA 

Tyler, Martha T., "California Poppies" 

UA, 0 8, 1892, 15-7 

Tyler, Martha T.; "Daphnls" 

UA, My 11, 1895, 7-4

POEUS 

Tyler, Martha T.f "Fleur-de-Lis" (3") 

UA, D 4f 1897, 4-4 

CCPlEQ 

Tynan, Katharine: "An Island Fisherman" 

(3") 

UA, Ag 11, 1894, 5-4 

POEMS 

Tyrell, Henry, "Bohemia" 

UA, Ap 11, 1896, 7-5 

Vii:TL 

POEMS 

Ufflngton, Ed?rar A,: "A Tryst" 

UA, Ja 9, 1897, 7-3 


POETRY 

POEMS 

Tymon, H. S., 

"Sonnet to Friendship" 

UA, F 12, 1SC1, ?- 

Tynan, Katharine; "Cuckoo" (3») 

UA, My 25, 1895, 9-3 

POEliS 

Tyrwhitt, Rev. R. St. J. , "The Glory of 

Motion" 

UA 

CG:RZ 

Linden, 

Ja 15, 

Joris : "The Cuckoo Clock" 

1897, 

6-6 

•

POEMS 

RL CC 

H Tne tfayeide Inn"" by Unlan (2») 

UAMy 1, 1830, 1-1 

POETRY 

Article by the Union and Advertiser 

which states that all poems cannot 

be accepted and no personal explanation 

will be given hereafter. 

UA, Jl 7, 1864, 2-3 

POEUS 

•That Which It Symbolizes", University 

Courier 

IB:HR 

POEUS 

SL:FD 

UA, N 18, 1893, 4-3 

Utter, Rebecca P-: "The King's 

Daughter" 

UA, My 23, 1889, 5-2 


POEMS 

VR:JS 

POEMS 

Union (Batavia) 

"Roll On the Ball-Song & Chorus" 

UA S 15, 1862 2-4 

United Ireland "On Galway's Shore" (4") 

UA, Mr 19, 1897, 4-5 

CP:AA 

University revie" "derelict" 

UA ur 30, 

POEMS 

JLJFD 

V.f Albert: "Her Guide at Florence" 

UA, S 29, 1894, 5-5

POEldS 

V.G. P. — W A Breton Bpr^r" In 

Uacmillan's lipg 

UA, D pit, 189?, 

POEMS 

Valentine, E.A.: "Mary Magdalene" 

UA, My 25, 1889, 15-3 

POEUS 

Van De Mark, Cora: "Impromptu to Lotta" 

OA, N 28, 1873, 2-7 

wn» 

POEUS 

Van de Water. Virginia, "I Am Her 

Slare- (i fc ) 

OA, Mr 20, 1897, 7-3 

CPJAA 


POETRY 

Vail, John Cooper 

"Alliterative Acrostic—Liberty to Erin" 

UA JE 9, 1866, 2-5 

CCP/CCP 

POEMS 

HM.-JI 

P0EH3 

Valentine, 

(3 m.) 

UA Jl 1, 

irr • iftt"i rn'tttfliiii iS^^ '"' 

S. E: "Evolution" 

18&2, k-h 

Vandewater, Rosalie "Whispers Below" 

UA » A P 29, 1S93, 13-7 

POEMS 

TA 

Van 

UA, 

Duyne, 

M.E.: 

Mr 17 , 1894, 

• 

"Out of 

• 

5-3 

School"

POEMS 

POEMS 

•an Vorst, M. L. "A Horse Lullaby" (2 1/3 1 ) 

UAt Mr 13, 1697, 16-4 

JL:AA 

POEMS 

* i inn '1 fir 

Van Harlingen, 

Carol 11 (5") 

UA, 

JDP:HR 

D 21, 1891, 3-1 

Van Hooreboke, Professor Leon M 

•CleTeland In the Woods." Ui" 

UA, S 15, 1886, 3-5 

CC:MB 

POEUS 

Katherine, M A Distant 

• 

V^n Hoorebeke, Leon M., "The Mistress 

of the White House" poem about Mrs* G. 

Cleveland 

GTZ:HR 

UA, N 13, 1886, 3-2 


POEMS 

Vane , Paul: 

UA 

WNtHR 

POETRY 

CP:MB 

My 28, 

"The 

1875 

Van Hoorebeke, L. If. 

"The Races" 

UA, Ag 13, 1886, 2-4 

POEMS 

CGT:AB 

Fair Canvasser". 

2-5 

Van Hoorebeker, Leon M., 

•Author's Carnival 

UA, 0 9, 1886, 2-7 

Van (Rochester) "March" 

HDD, ij? 22, IF54, 2-5

JD i_*u 

Van •.V-.rt, Irving. Jr. 

"Tiê GolC^n Cro^r." ?c 

O1 

•Dorrls Shoe Strings" in Vassar 

Miscellany (3") 

JL.'EQ 

POE:S 

POEUS 

UA, Je 8, l«9l|., 10-5 

Veith, W.H.: "The Skipper's Wife" (7») 

UA, N 13, 1891, 3-1 

Jiele, H. Knickerbocker; "To Robert 

Louis Stevinson" 

DA. 

2k, 1S94, 6-6 


POEMS 

Varnum , T. S., "Quite A Difference" 

UA, N 

MM:TL 

1 POETRY 

15, 

1897, 4-6 

1 Vaughan, 0. L., 

] UA Ap 29, 

1863 

1 PW:JS 

POEUS 

UUiBF 

POEUS 

O 

"Farewell 

2-4 

• 

(icoi.) 

- il nil 

to Wlskey"- 

Venable, W. H., "The Teachers Dream" 

UA My 15, 1875, 1-5 

WN/CMV 

• 

Vincent, Ella Kingsbury: Poem on cycling 

UA, Je 9, 1897, 10-4

POEblS 

VMP 

Vogue, "Maude The Scholar" 

UA Ji ?c>, 

POETS 

Von Bodenstedt, Frederick, prominent 

German poet accepted invitation of 

local German societies to lecture in 

this city (3") 

UA, N 13, 1879, 2-2 

CMP:A 0 

POE&S 

JD:HR 

POEMS 

JD:AB 

Von Schiller, F. , "Des Maedchens 

Klage" 

UA D 15, 1877 1-1 

W., "Which" 

UA, Mr 29, 1873, 1-5 


POEh'.S 

CG:RZ 

Volk, Johns "Hunter's Night Song" 

(1 1/3") 

UA F 6, 1896, 4-5 

PO&IS 

Von Linden, Joris -"Song " (3 11 ) 

UA, N 21, lgQ6, 

JDP:EQ 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JCMHZ 

"Lines on Death of Miss Mary Sinn" 

UA JE 23, 1868, 2-5 

"W. C. Q." 

"Queer, Wild, Mad, Dead" 

UA Ap 6, 1872, 1-5

POEttS 

pr:NT 

POEMS 

of 

. C Q:« "To 

Mount Hope" 

UA uJe ?r. , 187?, 

PWPH 

KAMrARO 

PCEM3 

POEMS 

JC:RZ 

the Unknov^n 

i1 

1-4 

Tribute to F. H. Dannals by 

UA, F 14, 1859, 3-5 

Soldiers' 

V.'. F L.: "Thoup-hts of By-Gone D?.ys" 

UA, Jl 20, 1867, 1-4 

^. G. J.: "A Chicago 

UA Mr 23, 189-, 6-6 


PO£LI 

POEMS 

. :. ';:- G., author; "To ry Fastor' 1 , 

.sêi to Rev. A. 3* Atlcina 

Je 15, 1G54, 2-4 

W.F.L.—"Night" 

UA, Mr 27, 1866, 1-3 

ccpjmmm 

POETRY 

AV:RIB 

~i1 POEMS 

W. G. C. 

"Thanks to E. M. P. n 

UA, D 27, 1871, 4-1 

1 W. G 

UA, 

1 JC:TL 

. J. . *A 

Ap 

13, 

Chicago 

1896, 

i 

Chansonnette" 

6-6 

1

POEMS 

JM:M3 

ok 

1 POEMS 

W.H. 

UA, 

1 AL:FD 

POETRY 

W. 0. J. wrott "A Chicago Chansonnette" 

UAf My U, 1896, 6-5 

W.H.C.H., "Col Orange Sackett" 

UA, Mr 13, 1877, 2-7 

WN:ARO 

wmm 

POEMS 

: 

JD/CCP 

Jl 

•On 

25, 

W. K. S. 

an Old 

1896, 

•To Rev. F. W. Holland", 

UA F 6, 1868, 2-5 

London Street" 

5-3 

• 


POEMS 

V. 0. P-, "The Old Beggar 11 in 

Macmlllan'fl magazine (4 H ) 

JDP:HR 

P0ETK3T 

UA, D 31, 1892, 16-5 

W. H. C. H.: "Memorial Lines" 

UA, N 15, 1875, 3-4 

POEMS 

W. J. L., "Maud Miller 11 

UA, N 12, 1897, 6-6 

UA, D 21, 1SC7, 1-4 

"!' •' ..a 'udJMi

POEMS 

JD:ARO 

POEMS 

POEMS 

W.M., "To E * 

UA, J« 27, 1868, 1-5 

•Lines" written in merrrv of Myrtle 

I. Rogers by V7.c.:>;. (5") 

UA, Ap 20, 1881, 4-1 

W. R.: "In the Barber Shop" 

UA F 5. 1895, 9-2 

W.W.E: Retreat of the Rappahannock 

UA, D 19, 1862, 2-4 


POEMS 

cl mom 

F0E3.S 

: H A Father's Story pnd Thanksgiving" 

UA, D 8, 1877, 6-2 

W.P.S.: "An Acrostic 11 

UA, Ag 1, 1870, 4-1 

POETRY 

POEMS 

W. R. F :"In Merooriam" 

UA, Ja 27, 1868, 2-4 

Wadsworth, Lula "In April" (2j") 

UA, Ap 11, 

JM:EQ

P0EM8 

Wagner, Madge U., "Rooking the Baby" 

UA, Ag 1O9 1895, 4-3 

FT:TL 

POETRY 

Walcott, 

UA Ap 

PVV/C: :v 

POEMS 

J.E. 

22, 

, "Lines to Li.A . Benson" 

1861, 2-6 

Dedicated to Howard, "Lampoon," by 

Walk-In-SIula 

UA, Ja 16, 1878, 2-6 

NT:AR0 

POEMS 

Walsh, Thomas: "Through the 

Night" Cl 1/3") 

UA, F 20, 1897, 7-5 

CG:JA 

• 


V/'tlte, Allcp B. 'n I'M Yor': S-ir, "The 

Phebe B'.rfl in Soring" 

UA "Mr 11, 1S9 11 , ^-3 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

Walker, Ernest: "ftard'nin" (2") 

UA Ag 30, 1894, 4-7 

POETRY 

Wallace, William Ross: "Kymn of Nature" 

UA Ag 3, 1868, 4-1 

POEMS 

Walsh, Thomas: Through The 

t A P 20,

POEMS 

Walter S. Stranahan, "Knitting" (2i") 

UA, D l, 1897, 12-5 

CCP:EQ 

POETRY 

POEMS 

1H1I/JI 

Wand^ll, w. H. "The Cro~>py and -the 

Squire" 

RDU, Ag 15, 1356, 3-1 

Ward, Cx. P: Oottschalk In Canada 

UA F 12, 1863, 2-3 

, Sam, "Poetry for f-.e Kite".-en" 

, Ar 28, 1875, 4-1 


U 

POE^S 

NT 

POETRY 

Wandell, W. H. — no iggy and the Belle' 

A Street Adventure" 

RDU, Ap 10, 18b6, 1-7 

Ward, Alice, "Old and New" 

UA, F 15, 1S79, 1-3 

POEMS 

Ward, Hamilton "The Bartholdi Statue of 

Liberty" 

UA N 4, 1886, 2-4 

GZ:LR 

POEilS 

Ward, William Hayes; "The English 

Marbles" (5§") 

UA, S 5, 1396, 5-3

POEMS 

Warman, Cyf "The Other World 11 

UA, D 31, 1892, 16-5 

JDP:HR 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

POEMS 

Warman, Cy: "Misunderstood 11 

UA, My 25, 1894, 4-7 

Warman, Cy. "On The Margin of 

the Nile" 

CCPrEQ, 

POEMS 

Je 

(1") 

Warner, Charles Dudly, "The Dance of 

the Bonnets" (1/3 col.) 

UA, F 28, 1896, 10-2 

JC'.AA 


POEMS 

POEMS 

Warman, Cy: "Beoause We Love 11 

UA, Ap 25, lB9kt 9-6 

Warman, Cy: "The Bull Team" (2«) 

UA, Ag 11, 1894, 5-4 

JL:AA 

POEMS 

Warman, Cy- "My Friend the 

Prospector" C?^ 11 ') 

UA, N 21, 18?6, 

JDPlEQ 

POEMS 

MM:JI 

Washington Capital: "A Spring Time 

Toast" (2 in.) 

UA, My 10, 1895, 4-4

PCE:,.S 

--Washington Evening- 3tnr; H Her rep.son" 

UA, 0 9, 1697, 8-3 

JL:JA 

•When is a Woman Old" In the Washington Post, 

\ eoi. 

CG.-JDP 

•• 

POEMS 

Jli:FD 

POEMS 

IC:RZ 

UA Mr 2. 1897. 

Washington Star: "In May" 

UA, My 16, 1896, 6-5 

•Uneasy" from Washington Star, 

UA Ja 18, 1896, 6-6 


POEMS 

"'aflhlngton, Kate Fields: "A Bachelor 

Maid" (3 W ) 

UA, Mr ?3, 1895, 9-5 

JL:TL 

POEMS 

JA 

Washington Star; "To A Clever Girl" 

(2") "~ 

UA, Je 26, 1395, 4-6 

POEMS 

1 POEII8 

"The Music of the Hour" in Washington 

Star 

UA, My 19, 1S96, 

1 Washington 

1 Terror" 

JClJI 

UA, Mr 11, 

Star: 

1896, 

• 

"A Reign of 

6-6

POEMS 

Washington Star: "A Preference" 

UA, Ap 21, 1896, 6-5 

JM:JA 

POEMS 

In Washington Star: "An Impenitent" 

UA, My 25, 1896, 6-6 

JUUA 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

POEMS 

Washington Star: "A Zoological Aversion" 

UA 3 9, 1896, 4-6 

Washington Star: "A Comparison" 

(li in.) 

D 3, 1896, 4-6 


POEMS 

In the Washington Star; M A Preference" 

UA, My 23, 1896, 6-6 

"M: JA 

POEMS 

JM.-JDP 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

POEiviS 

JWiJl t CG:RZ 

"The Pag End" in Washington Star. 

UA My 27, 1S96, U-5 

Washington Star: "A S^raw Hat" (2") 

UA S 12, 1896, 6-6 

"The Timepiece" from Washington Star 

UA Ja 16, 1897, 6-6 

mmmm

JC:RZ 

UA Ja 28, 1897, 6-6 

POEMS 

Washington Star, "Signs" (2 1/3") 

UA, Mr 15, 1897, 4-6 

CP:AA 

POEMS 

Washington Star: "Pre-Eminence" 

UA, My 29, 1S97, 6-6 

PCEkS 

—Washington Star: "A Shifted 

Responsibility 11 (2 M ) 

UA, C 8, 1897, 4-5 


P0EU3 

Washington Star, "A Skating Episode" 

CGP:EQ 

POEMS 

JL:JDP 

POEMS 

, F 9, 1S97, 

"As We Journey Through Life" in Washington 

Star. 3"- 

UA Ap b, 1897. 

"A Phenomenon of Fall", from the •Washington 

Star" (1") 

UA, 0 2, 1897, 6-7 

POEMS 

—Washington Star: "The Season's 

Suddenness (l") 

UA, 0 9, 1897, 6-5 

JL:JA

POEMS 

POEMS 

--Washington Star: M Gocd Times" 

(2") 

UA, 0 16, 1897, 10-4 

I'L:JA 

Washington Star "Fair Newspaper Reader" 

UA, N 8, 1897, 12-5 

CCF :TL 

POEMS 

JDP:HR 

POEMS 

MMJ2 

Waterman, Nixon, "Poor Time, for Poets" 

(5") 

UAf D 12, 1892, 8-1 

Waterman, Nixon: "Love's Parting" 

UA D 27, 1894, 4-5 


POEMS 

Washington 

(1/3 ool.) 

UA, 0 21, 

CCP:EQ 

POEMS 

Star 

"The End of the Century" 

1897 , 4-6 

• 

Waterbury Globe, "The Dialect Novelist" 

UA, N 11, 1897, 4-6 

CCP.'TL 

POEMS 

Waterman, Nixon: "Nothing Worth Writing 

About" 

UA, S 28, 1894, 4-7 

JL:FD 

POEMS 

Waterman, Nixon—"Mother 1 s Apron Strings" 

(3") 

UA, 0 6, 1896, 6-6 

AL'.AA

POEMS 

AL:FD 

PCE^S 

AT:FD 

POEMS 

JL.'JI 

Waterman, Nixon: "The Life School" 

12") 

UA, 0 14, 1896, 6-6 

Watkins, S. Cornish: "After A Year" 

UA, Ja 12, 1895, 5-4 

fatrous, A* E.: "Father Confessor to the 

Sea" C3 in.) 

UA, Ap 13, 1895, 4-4 

PCELiS 

Watson, Mrs. Harriot wrote "Finis" 

UA, Ap 25, 1896, 7-5 


POQIS 

POEMS 

JD:MB 

Watkins, S. Cornish; "Curfew Tide" 

UA. D 1, lgqli, 

JL:LG 

Watkins, Tom; "The Nightingale's Song" 

UA. Ag lg, lgqlj., li-li- (3") 

JL:LG 

Watson, Mrs. E. L, 

"A Poem 8 . 

UA, F 19, 1873, 4-1 

POEUS 

MM: JO 

Watson, Rosamund Marriott: 

•Where Neither Uoth Nor Rust Doth 

Corrupt" 

UA, My 8, 1897, 7-6

POEMS 

MM.-RF 

Watson, Rosamund Marriott: "Where Neither 

Moth Nor Rust Doth Corrupt" 

POEMS 

UA, My 14, 1897, 11-7 

Watson, William—"A Song of Three Singers" 

UA, My 10, 1894, 4-7 

JL.'AA 

POEMS 

POEMS 

MC:F, 

Watson, William: "The Ideal Popular 

Leader" 

UA, D 14, 1894, 6-6 

Watson, William: "The World in Armor" 

UA, f 14, 1895, 4-3 


POEMS 

Watson, Winiam, "The Lute Player" 

POEUS 

CG:RZ 

Watson, William: "Europe at the Play" 

(2 1/3 ") 

UA F 6, 1897, 4-5 

POELIS 

POEMS 

Watt, Sgt. Geo. "Lines 1 

UA, S 14, 1363, 2-3 

Watts, C. H.: "A Mariners Song" 

UA Ja 10, 1867, 2-3 

Weatherly, F.E.: "The Bells of Lynn" 

UA, Mr 27, 1880, 4-1 


POEMS 

Watson, William; "Hellas, Hail" (i col.) 

UA, Mr 10, 1897, 4-5 

CG-.'JA 

POETRY 

PJW:JS 

Watt, George-Monody on the death of 

Major Sullivan. 

UA Mr 16, 1864 2-5 

POEMS 

AL:M9 

POETRY 

CI,:RZ 

Watts, G. F "Love and Death" (2") 

UA, 0 3, 1896, 4-5 

ffeatherly, F. E.: "The Gift of 

Tears" (3") 

UA Ap 9, 1881, 6-2

POEMS 

Weatherfly. F. E,, "The Song of the 

Axe" (3") 

UA, D 19, 1891, 12-1 

JDP.-HR 

PO&IS 

.Webb, Charles Henry; "The Violet is a Nun" 

UA, Mr 9, 1895, 

POEKS 

Welch, L. S.: "We Shall Be Like Him. • 

UA Ag 4, 1877, 1-4 

POEMS 

CCP'.AB 

Welles, Charles Stuart, "The Flower of 

Friendship" 

UA, Ap 13, 1876, 4-1 


POEMS 

POEMS 

Webb, 

UA N 

SL:JDP 

Charles 

Henry—"A 

30, 1888, 

5-1 

Song." 

Webster, Augusta "The Daughter" 

UA, 0 5, 1895, 5-4 

pT:AA 

POEMS 

Welch, R. G. "Paula" (3") 

UA, Je 25, 1*9^, 4-6 

JL:EQ 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

Wells, Carolyn: "The Novel of the 

Future" 

UA, M 24, 1894, 7-3

POEMS 

WI.FD 

POEMS 

POEUS 

Welle, Carolyn: "Poeme of Osculation 11 

UA, D 14, 1894, 6-7 

Wells, U.E., nTo the Genesee River" 

UA, * 8, 1873, 4-1 

ielle, Mary E.H.9 "Santa Claus in 1872" 

OA, Ja 8, 1873, 4-1 

CO:ARO 

POEMS 

Werner, A.; "Tlie Bird Scarer" (2 M ) 

UA, S 5, 1396, 5-3 


T 

4 POEMS 

JL:SC 

POEMS 

Welle, Carolyn; "The Poster Girl" 

UA, 0 3, 1897, 8-1 

Wells, M. E.H., ô Pfore" 

UA, j a 

GTZ:ARO 

POSIES 

25, 1873, 1-5 

V/ells , Mary E.H., "Jack Frost's Blockade" 

UA, Ja 11, 1873, ^-l 

CG:ARO 

POEMS 

Wesleyan Literary Monthly 

".Soulful but not Willing" 

UA, Ap 7, lgo^, g-3 

JM:EQ

POEMS 

FT:MC 

POEMS 

AL:FD 

POEMS 

milting, Lillian "As in Vision" 

UA, N 4, 1895, 12-2 

Whltmore, F.: - But Only Thee" 

UA, Jl 25, 1896, 5-3 

JL• FD 

Whitney, Hattle: "A June Ballad" (2") 

UA, Je 23, 1894, 5-4 

POEMS 

JD/OCP 

Whittier, John G. 

For the dedication of the Peabody Memorial 

Church in Georgetown. 

UA F 1, 1868, 1-1 


POEMS 

CL:HR 

Whitman, Walt, "Patrolling Barnegat" 

(2") 

UA, Mr 19, 1881, 5-1 

POEMS 

Whitney, Bruce—"A Dainty Maid of Lace" 

UA, D 3, 1892, 13-7 

POEMS 

Whittier, John G., w Loved i;ot Lost, The 1 * 

UA, S 1, l&ob, 1-4 

POEMS 

NP:JI 

Whittier: "To Alice and Phoebe 

Cary* 

UA F 26, 1870, 4-1

POEMS 

CP:RZ 

fhittler, John G.: "The Autumn 

Festival." 

UA S 25, 187", 1-1 

POETRY 

Whittier, J.G., "Earth's Waiting" 

UA, An 17, 1876, 4-1 

CCP:ARC 

POEMS 

Uhittier, John Greenleaf, "The Kings 

Missive": and others reviewed, (li") 

CL:HR 

POEMS 

UAf Mr 19, 1881, 4-2 

Wlcher, George Meason, "The Paradox 1 

(2 - ) 

UA, 0 30, 1897, 7.5 

CCPJTL 


r 

cc 

CL*..3 

WMttier, 

UA, C 9, 

•':AB 

POEMS 

Jo' nG., 

1875, 

1-1 

» 

"In 

Autumn" 

Whlttler, John G.: "Autumn Lines" 

DA, 0 16, 1875, 1-5 

RLJFD 

Ml 

POEMS 

1 POEMS 

Whittler, John Greenleaf: M At Last" 

UA Mr 6, 1894, 4-7 

1 Wlckham, 

1 feesion" 

1 UA, 0 2 

Harvey; 

(2") 

, 1897, 

"The Friend 1 s 

7-5 

Con-

POEMS 

POBfiS 

VJ:JI 

"The Lost Child" by Wide .Awake 

UA, My 27, 18B2, 6-4 

POEMS 

JA 

Wilcox, Ella Wheeler: "The Coming 

Man" 

UA, N 21, 1891, 3-1 

Wilcox, Ella Wheeler; "What Not To Do 1 

UA, Je 1, 1894, 4-7 

Wilcox, Ella Wheeler; "A Christmas 

Perplexity" 

UA, D l^, 1S95, 5-3 


POEMS 

JL:RZ 

POEMS 

Wide Awake: "The Boy That Laughs" (2») 

UA Je 19f 1893, 8-4 

Wilcox, Ella Wheeler: "No More Bric-a- 

Bric".

POEtfS 

WUcox. Ella Wheeler, "The 

Chest." (li") 

UA, 0 9, lgP6, 12-2 

AL:E 

POEMS 

Wiloox, Ella Wheeler, "Five Little 

Brothers" (3") 

UA, 0 22, 1897, 12-4 

CCP:EQ 

POQiS 

Wllcox, Marian; "North and South of the 

Brooklyn Bridge" (l 1/3") 

UA. Ag lg, , If—U. 

JL:LG 

POELiS 

Wllklns, Mary E: "Sweet Phyllis—A PastoraL 

UA, N 8, 1894, 10-4 


P0EU8 

POEMS 

Wilcox, Ella Wheeler: "You Never 

Can Tell" 

UA, Je 25, 1897, 12-4 

*^^ 

Wllcox, Ella Wheeler, "The Wind That 

Blows" (2 1/3") 

UA, N 12, 1897, 12-3 

POEMS 

J:R2 

POEMS 

Wilde, Oscar: "The Shamrock 1 

UA Ag 25, 1894, 4-3 

Wilkinson, J. Monroe, lines on 

hi8 death* 

RM:MB 

RDU, Ap 10,1855, 2-4 

(5")

l^^»* 

POEMS 

DS 

POEMS 

Will : "Mother 1 s Heart 18 Young" 

UA P 

26, 1858, 3-1 

# 

Wlllett, Mittens, "In A Dry Goods Store" 

UA, N 18, 1892, 8-1 

JL:HR 

POEMS 

25^^ 

William I. of Germany—"3e,r Obprrhein." 

UA, D 2h9 1892, 17-1|. 

JDP:E(i 

POEMS 

Williams, Anna M.: "When Dickey Had the 

Measles". (3j") 

UA, 8 1, 1894, 5-3 

JL:AA 


POETRY 

"Will" by Ella Wheeler (li w ) 

UA, Ja 22, 1881, 5-6 

CL:ARO 

POE.IS 

POEMS 

William H.C.H., "Sunmer* Dying" 

UA, Ag IS, 1873, 2-5 

POETRY 

Williams, Andrew, "All Hail To Our 

Chief" 

UA, Ag 20, 1368, 2-5 

Wilson, Clara Louise 

"Look Westward at the Sunset." 

UA, F 1C, -1870, 4-1

POEMS 

HT:HR 

Wilson, Clara Louise: "In the Old Garden". 

OA Ap 5, 1871 4-1 

IB:HR 

Wilson, Kate, "Suspicion"- (2 M ) 

UA, F 25, 1886, 7-3 

V,'ils:n, ::-.rv-aret—"Lines" 

UA, Jl 25, 13 r., 2-9 

POETRY 

SC:MM 

'.Vilson, Margaret: ••Editors 11 

UA Mr. 17f I8o5t 2-5 


POEUS 

Wilson, Epiphanlus, "Belated" 

UA, N 11, 1891, 3-1 

JDP:HR 

PCE:,;S 

CG:AEO 

POEMS 

CCP:JI 

'./ilson, Margaret (Caledonia) n Uy 

Llother in I.ea^ en" 

HDA, Ji 18, 1053, 2-6 

Wilson , Margaret, "Flora" 

UA, My 12, 1862, 2-4 

Wilson, Robert Burns: "The Rain That 

Comes Over the Hill" (5j in.) 

UA, Je 24, 1893, 16-2

POEMS 

Wilson 

UA, S 

^ i ^ T ^ F I ) ^ 

r Violette 

28, 1895, 7-4 

• - ^ 

•If I 

1 

Were Fair* 

Wlnslow. Helen M.: "In Sugaring Time" 

(t col.) 

UA My 2, 1894, 4-7 

POETBY 

MM:RZ 

Winter, William 

•Always Love"- 

UA N 16, 1867, 1-4 


POEMS 

Winslow, Erving, "Why?" 

UA, S 21, 1895, 5-4 

FT:JA 

•"insor, insor, I.:.J (Pittsford) hi his translation 

of the prayer orayer of ;."ary Queen Queen of Scots C?g") 

POEKS 

, D*' 17, 1879, 4- 

Winter, William: "After Long Years." 

UA D 9, 1S76, 1-1 

Winter. Wm.: "The Ship That Sailed" 

(8") Wisby, Johannes H.; "Norse Cradle 

Song" (2 H ) 

UA Mr 4, 1890, 3-1 

UA, Mr 9, 1897, 12-1

P0-7RY 

POEMS 

'Isnor 

TT r f 

- A, 

lister, Owen "Autumn on Wind River" (l$") 

UA, Mr 27, 1897, 7-6 

CPIAA 

POELS 

Wolfe, C. J , "For the Children" (1/3 

UA, F 20, 1896, 12-2 

JCiTL 

POEMS 

CCP.MI 

Wood, Lydia If.: "Two Springs" 

(} in.) 

UA, My 4, 1895, 23*5 


POEMS 

MC:JI 

POEMS 

Wister, Owen: "When Betsinda Held 

the Rose" (3 in.) 

UA, D 22, 1892, 3-2 

Wolcott, Julia Anna; "Santa Claus* Sister" 

UA, D 16, 1295, 12-5 

FT:EQ 

POEMS 

I POEKS 

Woman's Journal "Followers of the Calf" 

(1/3 col.) 

UA, Mr 27, 1897, 7-7 

CP.'AA 

1 Woodberry, 

UA, D 26, 

JD?:AA 

G. E. — "Love 1 

8 Rosary" (2") 

1896, 7-7 

•

POEMS 

POEMS 

CL:JI 

POEMS 

POEMS 

MKJRF 

•Woodruff, Anne H. "Lullaby" (2i") 

0At Mr 25, 1897, 12-2 

CP:AA 

Woollam, Wilfred E.: "In The 

Crowded City Streets 11 (3 in.) 

UA D 3, 1881, 5-2 

Worden, A. T., "Exit of De 

Watermellon" 

UA S 18, ie95, 4-6 

Worthlngton, N#: Has Seen The Play Before" 

UA, Je 10, 1897, 4-5 


POEMS 

MC:F D 

POEMS 

Woods, Kate Tannatt; "Dan'e Wife" (5V) 

UA, P 13, 1895, 10-4 

Worden. A. T. "Fly That Opened the 

Season" 

UA, Jl 30, 1S95, U-6 

FT:TL 

POEMS 

POEMS 

MM:FO 

Wordsworth—"The Daffodils". 

UA Ap 6, 1897. 12-U 

Wray, Angle W.: "Twilight 

UA, Ag 13, 1892, 16-3

. POBiS 

Tray, Angelina W.: "In the Snow" 

UA, F 1, 1696, 7-4 

POEMS 

Wright, Jean: "Death an Epicurean" 

UA, Je 19, 1997, 7-4 

POELS 

POETS 

JPsFD 

^ysor, Frank: "The Unsolved Problem" 

N 3, 1894, 4-3 

•Indian Summer", in the Yankee Blade (4") 

UAf N 14, 1891, 10-7 


POEHS 

Wren, Tom: "Dp.shed Hopes 

UA, 0 9, 1897, 8-6 

JL:JA 

POEMS 

Wynne, Frances: "A London Landscape 11 

UA, N 12, 1892, 14-4 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Yale Record "Dorothy" (3") 

CCP: JI 

UA, Mr 26, 1897, 4-6 

Yankee Blade: "Farmer Brown and 

Microbes" (£ col.) 

UA, My 1, 1895, 10-4

POEMS 

Yawger: "The Brownies" (2") 

UA, 0 14, 1896, 12-3 

AL:FD 

POEMS 

Yeats, W.B.: "The Fiddler of Dooney 11 

UA, N 1, 1894, 5-4 

T,,T; : 

Yeats, W. B,, "The Folk of the Air" 

UA, 0 25, 1894, 4-5 

POEMS 

MM.-JA JLUA 

POEMS 

Yeats, W.B.: "The Meditation of the 

Old Fisherman 11 

UA, My 16, 1896, 7-5 

POEMS 

JOUI 

Youths Companion: "A Song of Hope" 

UA, Mr 7, 1896, 4-5 


POEMS 

J1;RZ 

••• 

POEMS 

Yeats, W.B., "When You are Old" 

(2") 

UA, 0 16, 1897, 7-4 

Youth's Companion: "Rain in the Woods" 

(24") 

UA Ag 4, 1894, 4.4 

In Youth Companion "A Song of the Cycle" 

UA, Ap 10, 1896, 4-5 

VM:TL

PW:iIB 

POEi!S 

"Achilles Over the Trench" 

Ag 25t 1877 1-1 

Anon. 

"Address to the Patrons of the Anti 

Uasonlc Enquirer. 

A1IE, Ja 5, 133C, 1-4 

"Advice to Lady Skaters' 

UA, Ja 6, 1864, 2-4 

Anon: "Alpine Heights" 

UA# S P9, 1877, 1-4 

I: ABO 


POETRY 

"Aorostic- Indian Summer 11 

UA, N 15, 1871, 1-4 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Anon: "Adrift" (4 in.) 

UA Jl 8, 1882, 5-1 

Anon., "Alas For It" 

UA, Ap 12, 1875, 4-1 

WN:ARO 

POEMS 

MW:FD 

Anonymous: "An Ice Tragedy" five 

stanzas 

UA, F 8, 1896, 6-6

POEMS 

M An Incident" (3j") 

UA, Ap 10, 1880, 4-2 

POELIS 

POETRY 

By ., "The-Angel of Sleep." 

, Ja 11, 1868, 4-1 

"Another" in memory of Thomas Morrisson, 

private in Co. G.f 136th Regiment 

UA, N 7, 1862, 2-4 

POEMS 

MLH 

POEMS 

WN:JI 

POEMS 

PJWIARO NT:UB 

POEMS 

"As Joseph Was A-walking"; an old 

Christmas song 

UA, D 24, 1891, 3-4 


POEMS 

JDP.'HR CMV:JI 

H An 

HDD, 

Invocation" 

0 25, 1852, 4-3 

Anon: "Angelique" (2 In.) 

DA 0 9, 1876, 2-6 

"Arthur's Round Table Knights." 

UA, F g, Igg7, 3-3 

Anonymous: "At The Bar" 

* 

UA 0 13, 1877, 1-1

PCETRY 

"Babette" 

UA, Ap 22, 1876, 1-1 

CCP'.ARO 

POETRY 

POEMS 

"Eattle Cry" 

UA L'.y 7, 1864, 2-3 

"Beautiful Soup 11 

UA, N 16, 1869, 4-1 

CF:AFX> 

"Baby's Skies" 

UA, j e 

•*, 1S76, 


POEMS 

CCP:AB 

PQEMS 

CF:ARO 

"Baby's Skies" 

UA, Ap 12, 1876, 4-1 

"Base Ball" 

UA, Je 29, 1868, 4-1 

POEMS 

VC:AB 

POEMS 

MC:JI 

•The Beautiful Snow" 

UA, D 16, 1874, 4-1 

•A Bed-Time 

UA, F 23, 

Song" 

1895, 

1 

> 

(2 in.) 

12-2

POETRY 

WN:MB 

POEMS 

RL:AB 

POEMS 

IB:RZ 

"Beecher-Tllton Verses." 

UA, Ag 24, 1874, 4-1 

•The Beggar's Dog" (2i") 

UA, Ap 17, ie80, 5-5 

•Billigerent Bill" written about one 

Johnson, of Buffalo. (94") 

UA Je 19, 1886, 3-3 

POEMS 

"The Blue Bell 

UA, Je 6, 1868, 1-1 


POEMS 

CP:RZ 

POEMS 

JD:HR 

POEIAS 

CG:RZ 

Anon.: "Before the Leaves Pall." 

UA 0 2, 1875, 4-1 

"The Best Medicine 11 

UA Ja 17, 1870 4-1 

"Bill's in Trouble" from Denver Post 

UA Ja 19, 1897, 4-6 

POEMS 

WN:HR 

Anon.: "The Blue and the Gray" 

UA My 29, 1875 1-1

i 

POETRY 

"The Bondholder's Song" 

UA JL 27, 1868, 1-4 

US/CCP 

POETRY 

"The Bouquet" 

UA 3 23, 1867, 1-4 

POEL-IS 

"Breaking it Gently" 

UA, F 5, 1870, 1-1 

"The Brown Hand" 

UA, N 12, 1869, 1-4 

;ARO 


POEMS 

T7N:AH0 

Anon.: "The Border Land" (3 

UA Je 19, 1880, 6-1 

Anon. "Brain Tissue" 

UA , Mr 26, 1875, 4-1 

"Bride, The 11 

U-*, S 1, 1666, 1-1 

POEMS 

JDsARO 

••Brownlow Tried before his Peers* 

, Je 27, 1868, l-i

POETRY 

"Bully for Little Mac" 

DA, 0 7, 1864, 2-4 

CG:JMG 

POETRY 

POEMS 

NT:HR 

POETRY 

•By the Dove-Cot" 

UA, Mr 12, 1881, 3-6 

•The Canary at Church" 

UA, Ja 22, 1884, 1-4 

•Carcaaion" 

UA, S 18, 1875, 1-4 


POELS 

CL:RZ 

Anon.: "By-and-By" (3 M ) 

UA S 22, 1877, 1-1 

POEMS 

POEMS 

•Call to Enlist, A" 

UA, Ag lf 1862, 1-4 

Anon. 

"Captain Joseph Fry's Farewell to 

His Wife." 

UA, D 13, 1873, 4-1 

POEJS 

JCM:FD VM:TL 

".Castles" Washington Star 

UA, Ap 22,

POEMS 

SP:JI 

m 

••Castles In Spain" 

UA F 26, 1870, 1-1 

POEMS 

"Ceremonies for Christnases" 

UA, D 24, 1875, 2-3 

ccpjnnn 

POEMS 

ARC 

POEMS 

MLH 

"Charlie", "On the Death of Ervilla 

G. Nevlns 

RDU, Ja 12, 1855, 3-2 

"Christmas"5 "Christmas Bells 1 

RDD, D 25, 1852, 4-4 


POEMS 

gtzjmmm 

POEMS 

HD:NT 

POEMS 

"Catching cold" 

UA, Ky 3, 1873, 1-1 

"Chas": "Wedding Cards" 

UA, Ja 31, 1867, 2-3 

The Christian Household 

UA, Ja 18, "1879, 1-3 

POEMS 

CG:AB 

•Christmas" 

UA, D 24, 1870, 1-4

POEMS 

•Christmas At Old Court" 

UA, D 24, 1875, 2-3 

ccpjinraro 

POEMS 

POETRY 

•A Christmas Carol" 

UA, D 24, 1875, 4-6 

•Christmas Eve" 

UA, D 26, 1871, 2-5 

CMP:FD 

PC ELS 

"Church Mouse" 

"Constancy Thou Art a Jerel" 

UA, Ap 25, 1868, 1-4 


POEMS 

POETRY 

"A Christmas Bide 11 

UA, D 24, 1875, 2-1 

•Christmas Day" 

UA, D 23, 1871, 4-1 

CMP:FD 

POETRY 

POETRY 

CF:AB '.VN:FD 

"A Christmas Hymn. " 

UA, D 24, 1864, 2-3 

"The Church Spider" 

UA, Ap 15, 1374, 1-5

POEilS 

"Closft of the Season—Lake Vie^, 1374" 

l r line'? 

UA," S 2~, 1*574, 4-1 

Anon.: "Conflict and Victory" (4 M ) 

UA Je 12, 1880, 6-2 

P:E;..S 

Anon: "County Court Poetry" 

UA, :.'r 30, 1877, 0,7 

"The Crimson and the Blues" 

UA Ja 12, 1870, 4-1 


3 

POEMS 

POEMS 

•Tht Comraing of the Green" in 

Spectator 

9, 

"Coronation." 

UA, F 1, 1869, 4-1 

POEMS 

POEMS 

ME/CCP 

"Creed - A Lay Sermon 

UA, Ap 26, 1373, 1-1 

"Croquet" 

UA N 28, 1866, 2-4

POBdS 

- Daley»e 

UA, D 2k 

CL:AB 

POEMS 

Letter" 

, 1S79, 3-5 

(3 M '> 

Anon. 

"The Death of Grnntism." 

UA, K 24, 1876, 4-1 

POEMS 

•Deborah Lee" 

UA JA 29, 1870, 4-1 

"De Profundis" 

UA, F 2L, 1880, 4-1 


POEMS 

By * "Tha Dauntless Bird 11 

DA, Ja 14, 1868, 4-1 

JD:JMS 

"Death of Muley Hassan" in Troy Times 

(3 in.) 

UA, Je 13, 1894, 4-7 

POEMS 

POETRY 

Anonymous, "De Profundis" 

UA, Ae- 31, 1877, ?.-7 

"The Democracy" 

, 0 o0f 1H65, 2-3

POETRY 

JZ:JI 

POETS 

•Democracy* 

UA Jl ?3f 1868, 4-1 

Anon., "The Democracy" 

UA, S 22, 1888, 4-4 

POEliS 

g-e" written in "er.ovy of Hugh 

Ftie 

UA, C 11, 1865, 2-4 

•Do Good tfith With What Thou Hast, or it 

will do Thee no G-ood. " 

UA, Ja 29, 1367, 2-4 

11: MO 


POEMS 

CL:RZ 

POEMS 

Anonymous: "The Democracy" (8 M ) 

UA N 5f 1887, 4-5 

Devil and the Lawyers 11 

UA, Je 12, 1869, 4- 

POEMS 

A. Dirge for Little •May Louisa 1 

UA, Ja 18, 18679 2-2 

poz:.:s 

A2 Ul 

"Do You?" 

UA, Ag 13, 

, 4-1

POETRY 

CCP:JI 

POETRY 

CG:I£B 

POETRY 

•Domestio Diplomacy - 

UA Jl 31 f 1875, 4-1 

•The Draft" and "Funny or Not 

UA, Je 17, 1864, 2-4 

"Driving Home the Cows. 

UA, Mr 28, 1865, 1-3 

PCETRY 

P'.7:UJ 

Anonymous 

"The Dying Soldier r.t I'r.np.ssr.s 

UA, Ja 11, 183/?, P-4 


POEMS 

Anonymous, 

"Dominus Illuminatio Mea" 

UA, Mr 8, 1679, 1-3 

CHV:HB 

POETRY 

"The Drifting Boat" 

UA, Ja 27, 1668, 3-1 

"A,,0 9, 1875, 4-1 

"Early and late" 

UA, My 3, 1873, 4-1

POEtfS 

•Easter" 

UA, Ap 15, 1876, 1-5 

CCP.-A? 

P0EU3 

JL:FD 

Anon: "The Eighth Cavalry* (i ool.) 

UA, Je 12, 1893, 6-3 

POEkS 

Epigrams• 

DA F 12, 1870 4-1 

Anon* 

•Fading, Changing, Dying. 

UA, Ap 8, 1876, 1-5 


FOEliS 

JD: JT 

POEMS 

"Echoes of Melancholy" 

UA F 17, 1868, 1-1 

"Ellsworth" 

UA, My 25, 1861, 2-3 

fdjranm 

POELIS 

"Eyes" (6 11 ) 

U A , Ag 18, 1877, 3-1 

CF:ARO 

POETRY 

•Fading, Changing, Dying* 

UA, My 27, 1876, 1-5 

CCP:ARO

POEMS 

POEMS 

POETRY 

•Pair, The" 

UA P 23, 1858, 3-3 

"The Faithful Lovers" 

UA, Ja 8, 1870, 1-1 

"Family Music 11 

UA, Ja 25, 1868, 1-4 

"Farewell", "A Friend" 

UA, F 1, 1890, 6-7 


POEMS 

••The Fairy's Rescue* 

CF:MAL 

UA, F 19, 1868, 1-1 

POETRY 

POETRY 

"Falling Leaves H 

UA, 0 23, 1875, 4-1 

"A Farewell" 

UA, Jl 8, 1865, 2-4 

POEMS 

•farewell to the Hovers" 

Hi, H 20, 1875, 1-

POEMS 

"Fast Day* 

UA, Ag 13, 1864, 1-3 

FDIARO 

POETRY 

"A Fenian," "Erin and Freedom," 

UA, S 7, 1865, 2-3 

CCP.'JIIG 

POETRY 

CF:tIAL 

POEMS 

WN;HR 

"The Fli-ht into Egypt" 

UA, Ja 4, 1866, 1-1 

Anon: "Fly Fishing" 

UA My 29, 1875 4-1 


POEMS 

CF:MB 

Anon. 

"A Feather." 

UA, Jl 21, 1877, 1-5 

POEMS 

POETRY 

"The Fire Brigade" 

UA, S 22, 1871, 2-3 

"A Flower" 

UA, Mr 15, 1679, 1-6 

CCPrARO 

I POEMS 

1 Anon, 

UA., 

.PC:FAD 

•Folded Eyes" 

Nov. 5, 1888, 5-1 

1

POEMS 

1 POEMS 

Anon*: "A Foothold" 

UA, UP 24, 1877, 1-6 

1 Anon\ 

1 UA. Ag 

1 JL:LG 

POEMS 

JD:ARO 

Anon. n Ga.y Little Dandelion" 

UA, Je 2, 1869i 4-1 

PCEMS 

CPt 

"For 

IS, 

"Gipsey* 

"Hy Old Shoes" 

the Song's 

1S9^, I**—1 

UA 0 12, 1867» 1-5 

• 

Sake" (?^ H ) 


POEMS 

PC EMS 

"For the Children" In Selpcted. (2") 

UA S 26, 1896, 16-3 

"Gambrinus and Santa Claus 11 (6") 

UA, D 24, 1HP6, 9-5 

I~P:AA 

POETRY 

•Getundln" 

UA, Ag 6, 1668, 4-1 

JD:JMG 

POEMS 

JL:R2 

"The Glorious Touch-down" 

UA D 5, 1891, 10-7

POETRY 

•Going Hone" 

UA Ag 18, 1865, 2-4 

CP/C::V 

POEMS 

POEHS 

•Good-by" 

UA My 6, 1876 4-1 

"Gra "Gran'pa's A Funnyman" in the Philadelphia 

North American (j w ) 

UA, N 25, 1396, 6-6 

"The Gray Lover" (4 in.) 

UA F 18, 1887, 3-2 


POEMS 

"Golden Rule" 

UA, iiP 19, 1863, 2-3 

f 6; rarain 

POETRY 

PJ7T:Jl 

-POETRY 

Anon: "Gounod's Last Song" (2") 

UA, N 11, 1876, 1-1 

•Grant-—His Speech" 

UA Jl 24, 1868, 4-1 

"Green Mount Cemetery 11 

UA, Je f>9, 1867, 1-7

POETRY 

"Greeting" 

**• Ag S, lgylt, 1-5 

CCP:ARO 

"Guinevere" (l 1/3") 

UA, Mr 9, 13S5, 

LAClEQ, 

POEMS 

•Hûina Pays the Freiît" from "Silver" 

in Rochester* (6") 

UA S 28, 1896, 6-5 

POE:S 

•The Guests of the Heart", 

UA D 28, i:C7, 1-1 

CCP/CCP 

POETRY 

GZ:FD 

•Hancock" 

UA, 0 8, 1880, 1-1 

POEMS 

JC:RZ FD:JI 

POEMS 

MC:FD 

H.Y. World: "The Hayseed at Large" 

UA, F 21, 1895, 4-6 


•Havoc Bygun - A Doggerel" 

UA Jl 24, 1869, 4-1 

POEMS 

JA 

—The Olyrroic Call; "Heard in the 

Grand Stand" (2») 

UA, L'y 27, 1895, 11-5

POEMS 

•Hearts" in somerville Journal (2") 

UA N 7, 1891, 1O-? 

JDPIRZ 

POEKS 

FL:AB 

•Here Am I" (3") 

UA, Ap 17,1880, 5-1 

POEMS 

•Hope Beyond" 

UAt F 8, 1858, 3-1 

poms 

"Heather Bloom" 

POEUS 

0 2, 1875. 1-1 

The Hidden Roses 

UA, My 14, 1868, 1-1 

JD:JMG 

POELIS 

FD:JS PC.-LH 

P0EU3 

Anon.: "Human Life" 

UA Ap 17, 1875, 4-1 


Anon, "Hullo" 

UA Ja ?S, 

POELIS 

"A Hundred Years Agp"*. 

UA P 4, 1868, 1-1 

JD/COP

POEMS 

"I"; a fantasy, to Jennie 

UAt My 29, 1861, 2-5 

POEMS 

POEMS 

E£:JI 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

Anon: •If We Only Knew" 

U* D 20, 1873, 1-1 

"Impeachment II M 

UA Jl 4, 1368, 1-1 

•In Amsterdam" (6 N ) 

UA My 26, 1893, 8-1 


POETRY 

•I am Lonely 19 

JD:JMS 

UA, Ag 5. 1868, 3-1 

POEMS 

POEMS 

•Immortal Longings" 

UA, Ap 12, 1862, 2-2 

"In a Swing" 

UA, Ag 18, 1877, 1-1

1 POEMS 

•In 

CCP:HR 

POEMS 

POEL1S 

Memo rl am—To 

Barney 

My 12, 1876 4-1 

•In Memory" 

• 

UA N 27, 1875 1-1 

Anon.: M In Shadow" (2 H ) 

UA Je .12, 1380, 5-5 

POETRY 

"The Inquiry* 

Ift, 0 5, 1867, 1-7 

CCPiARO 

Williams" 


POEMS 

WN:JI 

POETRY 

Anon: "In Memoriam 11 (10 in.) 

UA D 12, 1876, 4-1 

"In L'enory cf Judson H. Moore" 

UA, M 5, 1363, 2-3 

POEMS 

POETRY 

"The Ingenue 

UA N 27, 1875 4-1 

H Ira Collins Clark" 

UA, Ap 12, I8o5, 2-5

POEMS 

RL CC 

H Irish Lamentation" (1J M ) 

UA My 1, 1880, 2-2 

POEMS 

PW:MT 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

POEMS 

"Jennie"— 

"Bertie"— 

DA, S 6, 1866, 2-4 

Truth: H Jlm and Lendy" (4") 

UA F 1, 1897, 4-6 

Anon., H The Joneses" 

UA, N g, 1S79, 2-6 

col) 


POEMS 

*Ivy» "Ever Faithfully Yours* 

UA., N 16, 1868, 4-1 

GZ:ARO 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

Anon.: "Jes 1 To Be Along 0 1 YouJ g (3") 

UA Ag 29, 1894 9 4-5 

POEMS 

VR:JS 

POETRY 

CF:JI 

•July" 

"John Brown, Who is Not Marching* 0 

UA Ag 14, 1862 1-2 

UA Jl 28, 1868, 4-1

PC-TrY 

:AB 

PCE^-S 

JD:KR 

"June Pictures 11 

Ancn.: "The Knight's Message" 

UA Je 19, 1875 1-1 

"Kris Kringle's Solilcouy" 

UA, D 24, 1896, 12-1 

JCP.'AA 

POETttY 

"Ladies 1 Luggage, or Hard Lines by a 

Brute" 

OA, Ja 3, 1868, 1-1 


POEMS 

"Kissing" 

UA, Ja 20, 1877, 1-5 

ccp;mnim 

POETRY 

CC-:AB 

POETRY 

JCJJ.'MB 

1 POEMS 

"The Knight's Toast" 

UA, Je 15, 186?, 1-1 

"Labor 1 * 

"Summer Dawn." 

UA, Ag 14, 1875, 4-1 

1 Anon• 

1 "The Lady 

UA, 

WN:MB 

§ 

Claire s Secret." 

Ag 22 , 1874, 

1-5

POEMS 

- L'American" 

UA N 28, 1866, 2-4 

UE/CCP 

POEL1S 

Anon. "The Last Waltz" 

UA, My 22, 1875, 1-5 

WN:ARO 

POEMS 

Anon - The Lay of the New Bridge. (4j n ) 

UA N 28, 1883, 4-1 

LR:LR 

POEMS 

"A Legal Attachment 1 

UA, D 12, 1874, 1-5 


POEMS 

CCP:HR 

POEMS 

"Lanler's Centennial Cantata" 

UA My 11, 1676 4-4 

"Late to Church" 

UA, Ag 21, 1875, 1-5 

POEMS 

"Left Behind 11 

Ul, 0 2, IS75. 1- 

;FD 

POEUS 

CPP:AB JL:FD 

Anon: "The Legend of Forest Lawn" (7") 

UA, Uy 19, 1894, 13-2

POEiilS 

POEMS 

"Let 'Em Slide" 

UA F 24, 1858, 3-1 

Anon.: "The Letters at School." (4") 

UA D 2, 1876, 1-1 

POETRY 

UAL:LAL 

•Life " 

UA, ily 1.7, 1865, 2-3 

POEMS 

DS 

"Lines" inscribed to the Denin Sisters 

RDU Ja 11, 1354, 2-6 


POEMS 

CMP:AB 

"Let Us Not Fret" 

,UA, 0 28, 1871, 1-8 (Suppl.) 

POEMS 

fcLjnnnin 

POEilS 

MB 

•Life" 

RDU, My 5, 1855, 3-3 

Anon., "The Lighthouse 1 

UA , Ap.24, 1875, 4-1 

POEMS 

•Lines Addressed to Northern Girls" 

on reading the advertisement of 

Alonzo B. Sherman, of Louisiana, 

for a wife. 

RDU, , F 10, 1855, 1-1 

•

POEMS 

MC 

POEMS 

FD:1IG 

POETRY 

POETRY 

"Lines" written for the "Union" 

RDU, 0 16, 1855, 3-1 

•Line8" written upon death of 

William Edward Luckey 

UA, My 4, 1858, 3-1 

"Lines On The Deatb of C.A.B< 

UA, Je 14, 1865, 2-3 

; mnin 

"Lines" 

UA, K 18, 1865, 2-3 

ntjmam 


POEliS 

POETRY 

••Lines" (Written on the oooaslon 

of the death of Frances C. Benedict" 

UA, F 5f 1858, 3-1 

•Lines" 

UA, Jl 18, 1864, 2-5 

ME:ARO 

POETRY 

POEMS 

"Lines to H H 

UA Je 26, 1855, 2-4 

"Lines On The Death Of Mr. James Kearney" 

UA, 0 15, 1866, 2-3 

jdjmram

POEMS 

Elegiac Lines to Lt. Samuel Me Neilly 

(Mt. Morris) 

OA, Ja 30, 1867, 2-4 

JI:AfiO 

POEiS 

JD:HR 

POEUS 

CPJHR 

Anon: "Lines Written on a Lady's Fan" 

UA, Ur 20, 1875, 4-1 

Anon.: "Little Blossom" 

UA D 4, 1876 2-7 

(3 11 ) 

Anon*: "The Little Church Around the 

Corner". 

UA F 25, 1871 2-4 


POEMS 

"Lines on Death of Hias F A. Conolly H 

UA, Jl 27, 1867, 2-4 

hdlmam 

"Anon", "Lieette" 

UA, N 4, 1873, 4-1 

WN:FD 

POEMS 

"The Little Boots" 

UA, Ja 9, 1868, 1-1 

JD:ARO 

POEMS 

CG:JI 

"The 

from 

UA, 

_Little Girl That 

Zlon Herald 

Ja 12, 1897, 

• 

Grew Up" 

12-5

POEMS 

POEUS 

POEMS 

Anon 

UA 

• 

Ag 

"Little Goldenhalr" 

19, 1876, 1-5 

Puck: "Little Love Lou" (4") 

UA, D 21, 1896, 4-6 

"A Little Thing" in the Philadelphia 

Inquirer 

UA N 26, 1892, 15-5 

POEdo 

"The London World" (l 1/3") 

UA, Mr 9, 1S95, 

MC.'EQ 


(3 In.) 

POEMS 

Anon. "The Little Kerchief" (5") 

UA JSL 7, 1888, 5-1 

POELIS 

RJP:HR 

POEIvIS 

Anon.: "The Little Maid That Slept" 

UA Mr 30, ie78 1-5 

Anon.: "Lockets and Bread." (7i") 

UA Je 15, 1880, 1-5 

POEMS 

Anon: "The Loom of Life" (2i in.) 

UA Ag 19, 1876, 4-1

PCS.3 

WT;:..AL 

POSES 

VRrLIB 

"Lost" 

UA, Jl 13, 1867, 1-7 

"Lot Skinner 1 s Elegy-" 

UA, Ja. 15, 1864, 1-3 

POETRY 

JD:JI 

POOiS 

CL:tiB 

"Louisia-A Serenade 11 

UA D 19, 1871*, U-l 

Anon. "Love Alone." (1") 

UA, N 17, 1877, 1-5 


POEMS 

JD:JMG 

POKLIS 

VB:JI 

Lost In Reverie 

UA, Je 10, 1868, 2-4 

P0EL1S 

JD:JS 

POEMS 

"Lotus 

"Love and Age"- 

UA D 8, 1866 1-1 

"Love Under Difficulties" 

UA, Mr 14, 1863, 2-4 

FD:ARO 

"After" 

UA S 

Leaf" 

24, 1867, 1-4

PCEJ.S 

P0EU3 

"Loves 1 s Change" in Hftrlern Life (2") 

UA, D 28, 1896, o-6 

JDP:M 

"A Lyric 11 

UA, F 7, 1870, 4-1 

POEMS 

•Me Clellan" 

UA, 3 16, 1864, 2-3 

POETEY 

"Me Clellan and. Union" 

UA, 0 8, 1864, 2-3 


POEMS 

JP:FD 

POETRY 

Philadelphia Times; H A Lullaby" (3") 

UA, N 5, 1896, 6-6 

POETRY 

POETRY 

•McClellan" 

UA, Ap 7, 1864, 2-3 

"Me Clellan" 

UA, 0 5, 1864, 2-3 

Anon.i "A Maiden's Christmas" (2") 

UA D 22, 1883, 5-6

P0E1IS 

Anon. "The I'alden's Vov" 

UA, N °7, l«G9t 1-1 

POEMS 

PW 

POEiS 

WN:HR 

PCL; .; 

n Mary n —"Factory Hollow", for the 

Union. 

UA, F 7, 1857, 3-1 

Anon: "Memorial Day" 

UA My 31, 1875 3-4 

: HAL 

By a mother, 

U.A, D 7, 1867, 2-4 


J:'DA3 

POEMS 

"Unrthn. H^klns", a ball-id of Indiana 

I T A, Ja ?:?., i^70, 4-1 

Anon "Matrimony" 

UA F 7, 1SS8, 

P0ELI3 

POEMS 

"Memory Bella" 

UA F 26, 1870, 4-1 

Anon: "The Midnight Train" (3") 

UA,> S 20, 1876, 4-1 

wn mmm

POETRY 

CF:JI 

"Midsummer 11 

UA Agl, 1868, 1-1 

POEMS 

WN:HR 

POEMS 

Anon: "A Midwinter Serenade" 

UA F 20, 1875 4-1 

POEtlS 

WN/C.V 

•i 

Anonymous, "Miss-Nomers 11 , (6 in.) 

UA 0 7, 1876, 1-1 

Th« Mither's Memory 

UA, My 16, 1868, 1-1 

JD:ARO 


POEMS 

POEMS 

H A Midsummer Morning 11 

UA, Jl 25 ,''1874, 4-1 

"A Millionaire" 

UA, My 27, 1882, 6-2 

NT:ARO 

POEMS 

WN:JI 

POEMS 

Anonymous, M A Missionary 1 s Fate 1 

UA My 19,1875, 

WN/CMV 

Anon: "The Model Church" (6 in.) 

UA 0 7, 1876, 4-1

POEMS 

. Anon: M A Model Maiden" (2j") 

PCEL'S 

POE^S 

UA, D 30, 1876, 4-1 

Moonlight and Darlcnsss 

UA F 13, 1367, 1-1 

"The Mule 1 8 Lament" (2") 

UA, Ap 30, 1886, 2-5 

POELIS 

"Musings at Eve" written by a Rochesterian, 

UA, F 22, 1865, 2-3 

hd:nam 


POETRY 

CG:MB 

"The Modern Bloomer". 

UA, D 29, 1864, 2-2 

POEk'S 

"Mourner's Prays % ^ 

Written for the RDU. 

W>U 0 4, 1855 

PM 

I POBiS 

POEMS 

wnjmmra 

In 

UA 

JM:VMP 

"Music - 

UA, S 6, 1873, 1-5 

Providence 

Mr 31, 1S9 1 

Journal 

*. 9-5 

• 

3-1 

"My Boy" (!*")

POETRY 

•My 

UA 

!.!AL/C! f 

POEMS 

JD/CCP 

POEMS 

f djmnnn 

POEMS 

wn nnnm 

V 

Darling 

•My Dream". 

Won't Cone 

Je 13, 1865, 2-3 

UA F'l, 1868, 4-1 

"My Epic" 

UA, Ja 3, 1861, 1-9 

Anon: "My Mothers Hands" (3") 

UA, D 30, 1876, 1-5 

# 

Tonight" 


POEMS 

Anon.: "My Castle in Spain. H 

UA Je 19, 1875, 4-1 

Anon* 

"My Dressesl Oh My Dresses!" 

UA, Ja 27', 1875, 4-1 

POEMS 

POEMS 

"My Mending Basket" 

UA Ja 11, 1897, 12-3 

"My Wife" 

UA, D 13f 1866j

POETRY 

"Ky Wife and Child 11 

UA, Ap 22, 1R76, 1-5 

CCP'.AHO 

POEL'S 

"The Nameless G-rave" 

UA Jl 1, 1867, 2-5 

frOETRY 

KE:JS 

POELIS 

"Nemo"- "Lines, inscribed to Hon, 

BenJ. Joy " 

UA Jl 9, 1866 2-3 

"Neptune's Autumnal Lament (5") 

L r A, 0 26, 1896," 6-6 


POEMS 

"My 

UA, 

AA 

POEMS 

St. 

UA, 

JDPlHR 

POEMS 

Wife* 8 Brother" 

Je 

Sea, 

N 6, 

11, 1894, 

1891, 

O 

13-3 

• 

(3-) 

10-4 

South , "Nature•s Auction" 

"Neptunes Autumnal Lament" in Puck 

(5 11 ) 

UA, 0 21, 1896, 6-6 

AL.-AA 

•1 

POETRY 

CGiMAL 

"Never Despair* 

UA, F 18, 1868, 1-1

POETRY 

POEMS 

"Never More Night than Day 1 * 

UA Je 28 9 1865, 1-3 

•The New Year" 

UA, i> 31, 1875, 1-1 

ccp;mmm 

POEMS 

"New Year's Bells" 

ccp;mmm 

POEMS 

CO:BZ 

D 31, 1875, 3-1 

Anon.: "The New Woman" (2") 

UA Ja 2B9 1897, 12-5 


POuTRY 

POEUS 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

11 The New ?:ame lf 

UA, My 2C, I8t>4, 2-3 

•The New Year" 

UA, D 31, 1875, 4-2 

"A New Version" 

U A D 5, 1891, 10-7 

Anon: "A Night Watch" (3 in.) 

UA My 15, 1880, 5-1

POETRY 

•No Seot In Heaven" 

UA, N 29, 1864, 2-3 

CG: IRQ 

POETRY 

CCP/CCP 

•B 

?OETRY 

"A Hovel" 

UA AG 8, 1865, 1-3 

"November 11 

*UA, N 13, 1975, 1-1 

FOEUS 

•Ohl Buffalo" 

UA, P 2, 1858, 3-1 


POETRY 

POETRY 

"Nothing But Leaves" 

UA Jl 15, 1865, 2-4 

"November" 

UA N 7, 1863, 2-4 

NT:JI 

1 POEMS 

1 "The 

CG:JI 

"October 11 

UA 0 30, 1875, 1-2 

UA, 

Old 

Ja 

Arithmetic" 

11, 1897, 

• 

6-6

\ 

P0EU3 

"The 

UA 

UE/CCP 

POEMS 

JDUJI 

POEMS 

JC:R2 

•M 

POEMS 

JA 

Old 

N 

Cottage"" 

28, 1866, 2-4 

•Old Grimes Ain't Dead" 

HA My 19, 1868, 2-6 

Anon.: "The Old Woman" ClS") 

• 

UA Ja 28, 1897, 12-5 

On the Morning of Christ 1 s Nativity 

UA, D 17, "1892, 25-1 


POD/.S 

"The Old Fashioned Choir." 

UA, F 5, 1870, 4-1 

POEIiS 

JD:JS 

•• 

P0EL1S 

POETRY 

Jd;mb 

"Old IZ 

UA D 8, 1366 1-6 

London World: "On An Actress" 

UA Ja 16, 1897, 7-3 

n 0n the Terrace. 11 

UA, N 7, 1874, 1-5

POEMS 

"The One Certainty" 

UA, Mr 6, 1880, 1-3 

RL:FD 

POEMS 

WN:HR 

POE^S 

JD:SC 

••• 

Anon: "Oneness" 

UA F 19, 1875 3-4 

Anon, n The Other Day" 

UA, Je 10, 1369, 4-1 

POETRY 

•Our Dead Heroes" 

UA, My 30, 1876, 3-4 


POEMS 

PC:RZ 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Anon.: "One Touoh of Nature" 

UA Ja 16, 1668, 6-4 

"Hie Orphan 11 

Ja 28, 1868, 1-1 

"Our Captive Soldiers" (A Union Soldier to 

Secretary* Stanton). 

UA 3 12, 1864 1-4 

"Our Freddy 11 

UA, Ja 20, 1979, 2-7

POEMS 

Anon: "Our Ministers Sermon On Charity 11 

(5") 

UA, D 23, 1876, 1-4 

mmm 

POEMS 

Anon*: "Our Own" 

POEMS 

j Mr 24, 1877, 4-1 

'''The Outside Dog in the Fight 

UA. My 18, 1868, 1-1 

POETRY 

NT:MC 

•The Pacific Telegraph" 

UA, 0 26, 1861, 2-4 


POEI-E 

POEMS 

•FD:3JC 

PGSA'IS 

VR:MAL 

POEMS 

"Our Old Home" 

For the Democrat 

RDD Mr 14, 1864, 1-8 

"Our Village" published in "Union" 

RDU, Mr 3, 1855, 3-1 

tu the Prins OV Wails" 

F 24~, 1664, 2-4 

Anon.: "The Painted Cup." 

UA 0 27, 1873, 4-1

POEM 3 

J 

•A Parable" 

UA, Mr 5, 1880, 1-5 

POETRY 

JD:JI 

•The Parting Hour" 

UA 0 1, 1874, 4-1 

POEMS 

"The Pastor Dead" menorlal to Dr, 

Myron Adams (k") 

# 

UA, Ja 2, 1896, 9-* 

POEkiS 

"The Pedagogue's V/ooling" In Table T alk (? H ) 

UAf N 2S, 1391, 10-7 


POEMS 

wn 

POEMS 

JL :RZ 

POEMS 

mhin smm 

Anon: "Paring Apples" (5") 

UA, S 16, 1876, 1-5 

Puck, "Past and Present" 

UA F 6, 1895, 4-7 

"Paulus the Great•: The Dream 

UA, D 8, 1862, 2-3 

POETRY 

•Peg 

UA, 

VB:JUG 

Leg 

Jones" 

S 15, 

1864, 2-4 

•

POEMS 

CCP:HR 

POETS 

•People Will Talk" 

My 6, 1876 1-5 

"Pick-me-up a question" 

UA, F 20, 1896, 4-5 

POETRY 

POEMS 

JDsJM? 

•Plighted A. D. 1874" 

UA, Ag 1, 1874, 4-1 

"Poeta Rimar" "Song of Te Impeachers" 

UA, Ap 2, 1868, 3-3 ' 


POETRY 

CP-.JI 

POEMS 

"Pew Talk" (Not Original) 

UA Jl 14, 1865, 2-3 

Anon: "Plegan Phil to his master" 

UA, Ja 25, 1375, 4-1 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JD:MB 

"The Plumed Knights Scliloquay" 

(3 in.) 

UA Ag 22, 1884, 4-2 

Poetical Brevities. 

UA, My 13, 1868, 1-1

POEMS 

JD:MB 

Poetical Brevities. 

UA, My 21, 1868, 1-1 

POEMS 

JD:AB 

PC~TRY 

l; CCP.-AB 

Anonymous, 

"The Poor Old 'Unreconstructed 1 Reb" 

UA My 17, 1S75, 3-2 

"Pretty" 

T JA, Ap 27, 1869, 4-1 

"Princess end Slave" 

UA, Je ', 1876, U-l 


POEMS 

JDrJMG- 

Poetical Brevities^ 

UA, Je 6, 1868, 4-1 

POETRY 

JD:JI 

POEMS 

WN:UB 

PO£&S 

"Post-Mortem Glorification",(48 lines) 

UA S 26, 1874, 4-1 

"Pretty Frozen Ears." 

UA, Ja 30, 1875, 4-1 

"Priscilla 1 

UA, D 26, 

JDP:AA 

s Furs" 

1896, 

in Puck (l£") 

6-6 

•

POBIS 

St. James Budget; "The Proper Age 

Tor Love" (5") 

HA, S 30, 1895, 

mw;eq 

POETRY 

POETRY 

JDltiB 

"A Query" — Good Words 

UA, Ja 29, 1881, 5-1 

"Rain In an Autumn Night." 

UA, N 7, 1874, 4-1 

POEMS 

JC:RZ 

"Reading Helen's Face" from "The 

Lark" 

UA Ja 18, 1896, 7-5 


POLIOS 

"A Proposal In Four Questions 11 in 

Harlem Life (2 11 ) 

UA, D 29, 1896, 6-6 

POEMS 

Anon., "Quiet Hours" reviewed (l n ) 

UA, Ja 25, 1SS1, 

WN:ARO 

POEMS 

, "The Rainbow" 

UA, Je 13, 1868, 1-1 

JD:JMG 

11 A ReealL" 

UA, Ap 29, 1873, 4-1 

gtz;mmm

POEKS 

JP:FD 

•The Refiner of Silver" (2") 

UA, N 12, 1891, 3-3 

wn mnn 

POETRY 

eal; . ramn 

POETRY 

Anon: "The Result" (3") 

UA, N 10, 1876, 3-3 

"Rhymes to Decreasing Crenoline" 

UA, L'y 5, 18*55, 1-4 

•The River" 

UA Jl 25, 1868, 1-4 


POEliS 

"Remembered Days" 

UA, Ja 20, 1877, 1-1 

ccp;nunm 

POI!*S 

JD 

"Retrl bution" 

T JA, Ja 

P0EL1S 

JD/CCP 

P0E1.3 

•Risk" 

?4, 1^70, 

4-1 

• 

'•tat 

UA JA 28, 1870, 4-1 

•Robin p.nd Magpie: An Idyl" 

UA, F 25, 1868, 1-1

POEiuS 

"Robins Lesson" 

UA, liy 18, 1867, 1-7 

POEMS 

WN:RZ 

POEMS 

PW:MB 

Anon.: "The Rose and the Rain." 

UA Je 26, 1875, 4-1 

•Ruth the Gleaner" 

9 Inspiration" 

UA, Ag 27, 1881, 5-1 

POEMS 

wn ranm' 

Anon: "The Sad Story of Blabbs -?nd His 

Pullet" (5") 

UA, N 10, 1876, 4-1 


POEUS 

fwG?- 3 *•*;•«"''**;**. 

"A Rochester Home." 

UA, Ag 30, 1873, 1-1 

POEMS 

vr' 

Anon; "The Rosebush in the Upper 

UA, S 29, 1877, 1-1 

POELIS 

"A Sad Story" 

r^ci*&$!F$!m* • •••-.• 

UA, 0 3, 1874, 4-1 

POELiS ANON 

CP'T.P 

"ST. Nicholas" 

UA D 21*-,

POETRY 

JDUI 

POEMS 

"Santa Glaus" 

UA D 24, 1874, 4-1 

Anon, "Say Yes" 

UA., Nov. 3, 1888, 10-2 

PC:FAD 

POEHS 

|OETRY 

"The Sea-Fog"—40 lines 

UA, S 19, 1874, 1-5 

•The Seaside. 11 

UA, Ag 14, 1875, 1-5 

JII.IIB 


POEMS 

CL:UB 

Anon. "Saturday Night." 

UA, N 17, 1877, 1-1 

POETRY 

"Scientific Courtship" 

UA, N 25, 1871, 2-1, Supnl. 

c::P:ARQ 

POETRY 

"A Sea Shell" 

UA, Ag 8, 1868, 1-1 

P0EL1S 

"Send back Little Mac." 

UA, 0 17, 1863, 2-4

POEMS 

A3 Ul 

POEMS 

SPlRZ 

poms 

VMP 

"Seneca Point" 

UA, As 16, 1370, C!- 

Anon.: "September in Town." 

UA S 25, 1875, 4-1 

"Shall Women Snoke?" from 

UA D 22, 12-93, 

P0E1IS 

JI 

"The Shell" 

UA Ja 11, 1876, 2-3 


POE;.:S 

Anon. "Septcnber" (?h n ) 

UA, s 16, ieor>, 5-1 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

POEMS 

Anon.: "The Seven Ages of the 

Actor Man" (1/3 col.) 

UA S 15, 1894, 10-3 

"Jhe Answered Yes" from Vanity 

UA F 13, 1896, 6-6 

--St. James Budget; "Sherlock Holmes" 

UA, ?.!y 11, 1895, 7-4

POITKY 

UAL:I/.AL 

POELIS 

"Sherman's ttr.roh to the Sea" 

UA, Ao 18, 18G5, 3-3 

•Sinking Cuberland, The" by a member 

of the Philonatheuz: Society of Perm 

Yan Academy.. 

UA, Jl ?S9 1862, 2-4 

"A Soldier 1 3 Love-Verses"—

P0ET.9 

VC:JI 

POETRY 

POEMS 

Anon: "The 

UA Mr 1, 

Song of 

1SS3, 

• 

the 

•A Song of the Fly Season" 

UA, Je 9, 1865, 2-4 

POEMS 

mal:mam 

•Song to an Old Tune." 

RDU, Jl 2, 1856, 2-1 

Anon: "Sons of the Shirt" 

UA, 0 16, 1876, 2-6 

Cell" 


P0EJJ3 

FD.'ARO 

POEMS 

br 

POEMS 

POEMS 

CG:RZ 

"Song of the Creek" Buffalo Ballad 

printed 

UJC, F 6, 1858, 3-1 

''A Song of the Unattainable" (3") 

UA, F 1, 1890, 3-1 

*&**-^^-*~-im 

Anon.: "A Song of Yesterday" (3") 

UA 3 8, 1894, 14-1 

Puck: "Sophronia's Sad Case" 

UA F 3, 1897, 4-6 

col.)

POEMS 

"A 

UA 

f JD/GCP 

FCE..S 

P0EII3 

Southern Child 1 a 

JA 30, 1868, 

i 

> 

"Spoilt Child, The" 

Lament 11 • 

1-1 

UA, J>. 7, 1 64, 2-4 

vr:rpr. 

"Spring is Here". 

UAt Ap 27, 1886, 2-4 

CL:HR 

POEMS 

WMxFD 

"Standing on the Burning Deck" 

OA, F 6, 1875, 4-1 


POEMS 

:L:FD 

Anon: "Southerwood" (44") 

UA, 0 6, 1877, 1-1 

POEMS 

CCP:HR 

POETRY 

"Spring" 

UA My 13f 1876 1-1 

•Spring Time" 

UA, Ap 26, 1873, 4-1 

QTZUMG 

POEMS 

NTJHR 

"Stanzas 11 inscribed to Sister Hieronyma. 

UA Ap 8, 1871 2-5

POEMS 

G2:JI 

•Stelladama" 

•All Dark" 

UA Mr 30, 1869, 2-4 

POEMS 

CGlAB 

POETRY 

AFVllSB 

•Stocking Song" 

UA, D 24, 1870, 1-6 

"A Strange Adventure." 

UA, My 10, 1873, 1-5 

POEMS 

CCP:HR 

"A Study for the Critics" 

UA S 12, 1874 4-1 


POEMS 

POE::S 

Anon: "Still Tenanted" (3 In.) 

UA My 3, 1880, 6-2 

"A Stormy Xniît 11 . 

UA D 23, 1SC7, 1-4 

CCP/CCP 

P02TRY 

POEMS 

"Strolling in the Lane" 

UA, Je 3, 1-.-7&, 1-1 

Anon.: "Sturgis 1 Ride" (6") 

UA S 20, 1877, 2-6 

CL:RZ

P0EU3 

JD:JI 

•The Suioidil Cat" 

UA F 15, 1863, 4-1 

P0EU3 

"Sunnier Rain" 

UA Je 26, 1876, 4-1 

GTZ:RZ 

•BB 

POEMS 

JMG:SC 

••• 

POEMS 

•8un and Shoner" 

UA, Jl 22, 1869, 4-1 

Anonymous, "Surcease" 

UA My 17, 1875, 


POEMS 

JD LLI 

POEMS 

Sunn«r Land 

I'A, F 19, 1870, -1-1 

"A Summer Rhyme" 

UA, Jl 25, 1874, 1-1 

J r >:A3 

POEMS 

POETRY 

Anon: "Sunset" (2|") 

UA, 0 6, 1877, 1-6 

•Surnames, • 

UA, N 19, 1870, 1-1

P0EU3 

WlilRZ 

POE2I3 

WN:1£B 

POEuS 

vj;eq 

Anon.: "Sweet Evening." 

UA Je 19, lfl?5, 4-1 

Anon, 

•Tacking Ship." 

UA, Ag 22, 1874, 4-1 

"The Tank Drama" in Punk 

POEMS 

Anon. "There's No Gas on the Chill Road." 

UA, My 4, 1877, 2-6 

i POEI.1S 


POETRY 

UA , 2-3 

•A Tale of the Tropics" 

UA Ag 1, 1868, 4-1 

POEMS 

"That Colored Cuss from Africa." 

UA, S 20, 1864, 2-1 

FD:MB t 

P0EU3 

1 I3:JI 

Anon: 

UA 

"Those 

Jl 13, 

Battle 

1887, 

• 

Flags" 

3-2 

••1 

(4 Ir..)

Jr:A3 

POELCS 

CIV: LIB 

•• 

POEMS 

e r ree Students" 

1170, 4-1 

• 

Anonymous 

"Tiny Bill", and "Chang Ling's Flute" 

UA, Mr 8, 1879, 4-2 

Anon: "Tired Mothers" 

UA, Ap 28, 1877, 1-1 

Jcmjmnra 

POEMS 

KC:JI 

Punch: "To Julia's Pocket" 

UA, F 16, 1895, 4-5 


POQAS 

ME/CCP 

POEMS 

POETRY 

CCPrKAL 

1 P0E1JS 

"Tillies Passed Away" 

UA N 28, 1866, 2-4 

Anon: "Tired Mothers" (3 in.) 

UA 3 9, 1876, 1-6 

"To A Friend* 

UA, N 22, I8o5, 2-4 

1 "To a Picture" "The 

1 "Love, But Know not 

1 JD/CCP 

•I Fear thy Kisses" 

"An Epigram" 

UA MY 26, 1368, 

City of Pigeons" 

Why" 

"Couplet" 

1-1

POEMS 

POETRY 

JD:JMG 

Anon.: "To Ouster"- (2 11 ) 

UA Ag 12, 1376 4-1 

•To My Aged Mother" 

UAt Ag 5, 1868, 2-5 

POETRY 

CC?:AB 

POEMS 

FD:MB 

"To the Baby" 

UA, Je 3, U'76, 1-5 

"To The Parents of the late James 

Ray." 

UA, Je 18, 1858, 3-1 


POEMS 

wn nunni 

POEMS 

AnonJ M To December" (1 M ) 

UA, D 30, 1876, 1-1 

Anon.: "To the Autumn Poets" (2") 

UA Ag 28, 1894, 4-6 

POEMS 

Anon. "To The Dandelion." 

UA, My 31, 1869, 4-1 

JD:A-0 

POEMS 

JLlRZ 

New York Tribune: "To The Queen" (i col.) 

UA My 24, 1893, 8-3 

mmm

POEMS 

By 

JD:MB 

POEMS 

KZI:Z 

To Union Men. 

UA, N 5, 1866, 2-5 

Anon 

"To Phyllis" (Z%») 

UA, S 1, 1994, 14-1 

JL:AA 

POETRY 

"Tribute to a Departed One." 

UA, Je 3> I8b5i 2-4 

"Two Little 3rooks" 

UA, Jl 14, l?70, 4-1 


UA, Ap 10, 1880, 5-1 

P0EM3 

Tom to Ned, "Cooking and Courting." 

UA, Ja 8, 1870, 4-1 

POETRY 

"Trout Fishing" 

UA, Ag 1, 1874, 4-1 

"Two Little Kittens" 

UA, F 17, 1070, 4-1

POEMS 

WN:JI 

Anon: "The Two Mysteries" 

POEL-IS 

UA 3 23, 1876, 1-5 

(4 m.) 

•Under the Mistletoe — Song of Christmas 

Tiifte" 

UA, Ja 17, 1878, 2-6 

NT:ARO 

POEMS 

WN:MB 

POEMS 

JD:J1 

Anonymous 

•Unlike." 

UA, Mr 8, 1879, 1-6 

"Vanity" 

UA F 12, 1868, 1-1 


JD:HR 

POEMS 

WN:HR 

PGE&S 

JD:Hb 

P02MS 

NP:JI 

The Two Valentines. 

UA F 12, 1870 1-4 

;vwjHjgijjp»aiflw^ 

Anon*: "The Unknown Dead" 

UA My 29, 1875 1-5 

"A Valentine." 

UA F 12, 1370 1-1 

"Varieties" 

UA F 26, 1870, 4-1

POEMS 

POETRY 

*t Y aa8ar Glee" sung at a meeting 

of Alumnae Assoication of New York 

UAf Mr 16, 1894, 4-7 

•A Visit from St. Nicholas" 

UA, D 23, 1871, 1-3 (Suppl.) 

CMP:FD 

POULTS 

CP:RZ 

Anon: "Waiting" 

UA S 25, 1875, 4-1 

POEMS 

Anon, "The Wandering Jew" 

UA, F ?7, 1875, 


POEMS 

CL: FD 

"A Vision of Wealth": a poem about the 

Genesee River (1 col.) 

UA, Je 12, 1886, 3-3 

POEMS 

WM 

Anon* "Waiting" 

UA N 25, 1873 4-1 

POEMS 

MS 

•1 

POETRY 

Puck "Waiting 1 (2«) 

UA, My 14, 1895, 4-7 

•Wanted." 

UA, My 10, 1873, 1-1 

AFV:L!B

- - .... 

POEMS 

FD:MB 

POETRY 

"The watoh 

Centurion. • 

UA, Ja 2, 

n Wearisome n 

at the Sepulchre—The 

1869, 1-1 

DA, Ja 6, 1868, 1-1 

CF:AfiO 

POEMS 

VR:MB 

POEMS 

•Weep Not For Them." 

UA, S 4, 1858, 3-1 

•What Bessie Saw". 

UA Si, 1874 4-1 


POEMS 

"We 

UA 

PW/CMV 

POETRY 

CF:JI 

POEMS 

All 

N 

Have 

17, 

The 

1866 , 2-4 

4 

•The Wedding Gown" 

UA Ag 1, 1868, 1-4 

Anon: "HThat Are The Stars? 

UA Ag 19, 1876, 4-1 

Influenza At Our Home 11 

"V/hflt the Chimes S*y" in the Atlanta 

Constitution (3") 

UA, D 24, 1896, 6-6 

IDP:AA

POEV.S 

AL:RZ 

St. Nicholas: "What Margery Saw" (4 

UA S14, 1896, 10-3 

POEMS 

POEMS 

h the Cows Come Home" 

UA My 6, 1876 1-1 

"Where?" 

MAL LM 

POZL'S 

JDUI 

UA, Ja 10, 1870, 4-1 

"Winter" 

UA F 8, 1868, 1-4 


POEMS 

Anon, "When He Saw Her" 

UA., Nov. 3, 1888, 10-5 

PC:FAD 

P0EM3 

"When 

UA 

ME/CCP 

POEMS 

the 

N 

Silver 

Bells 

28, 1866 , 2-4 

"Millie's Birthday" 

UA, Ap 20, 1868, 2-3 

POETRY 

•Winter Days" 

UA Ja 2t 1875, 1-5 

• 

are Chiming 11

POEMS 

WN:HR 

POEMS 

jD:RZ 

Anon: "A Winter Morning Scene" 

UA F 20, 1875 1-5 

Anon.: "A Woman's 'No" 

UA Ag 4, 1877, 1-1 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

POETRY 

Anon*: "The Wonderful Sea Snake" 

UA Je 23, 1893, 8-3 

•The WorieUDeath" 

UA Jl 25, 1868, 1-1 


PuLLS 

"A Winter Sermon" 

UA, Ja 16, 1868 4-1 

POEMS 

POETRY 

Woman's lights. 

UA F 14, 1870 4-1 

"The Woodman's Reply" 

UA, Ap 1, 1865, 1-4 

UHJ.IARO 

PC2MS 

From "Xarlfa 11 , "The Baby" 

UA, Ja 7, 1870, 4-1 

mal \ ntnra

POEMS " 

POEMS 

•You" from St. Nioholas. 

UA Ap 15, 1893, 16-4 

•The Young Widow" 

UA, 3 14, 1872, 4-1 

_$? mmm 

IS, CH:-I3T::AS 

•Hang Up The Baby's Stocking" (3") 

UA, D 24, 1881, 8-6 

POETRY 

A curious arrangement of different 

Biblical text8 appear in a poem 

UA, Mr 1, ie65, 2-4 


POEMS 

"You 

UA, 3 

ccp;mmn 

POEMS 

FCETRY 

Knrvv 

19, 

You 

Do" 32 lines 

1874, 

4-1 

Anon: "Zero in the Sun" 

# 

UA F 20, 1875 1-1 

Poetic Reading to be given by Llaria Gray 

in Rochester 

UA, U 19, 1860, 3-1 

POETRY 

Evaluation of type of poems received 

in newspaper offices. 

CMPrRZ 

UA S 10, 1878, 2-4

POEIIS 

Anonymous: y "Nobody Knows But Mother" 

) 

UA, Mr 17, 1897, 12-3 

CP:AA 

POEMS 

Setected Poems: "A Game of Tag" 

UAf My 21, 1897, 12-1 

JL:EQ 

POEMS 

•Cupid's Will-O^the Wisp", from 

"Judge" (1") 

UA, 0 2, 1897, 6-7 

POEMS 

"Barcarolle (A.D. 1950) • 

JM.-JDP 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JL:SC JL:3C 

POETS 

Alt, Florence May. local Doet, and her 

work; photograph (2 cols,; (Magazine 

Section) 

UA, Ag g, 1896, 2-1 

AL:TL 


POEMS 

UA My 26, 1896, 6-6 

•Old Sayings" 

UA, Je 9, 1897, 12-4 

mmmwmm^***^?** %mmm^^-r^ 

"Topsy - Turvey", from "Little 

end Women"- (7") 

UA, 0 4, 1897, 12-? 

Town Topics: "Outla^y 11 (2 M ) 

UA Ja 30, 1897, 6-6

POEMS 

MW:JI 

POEMS 

CCPUI 

POEMS 

•The Outdoor Girl" from New York 

Commercial Advertiser 

UA, Ap 17, 1893, 8-1 

Hew Orleans Picayune: "Oscillatory" 

(2* in.) 

UA, Mr 26, 1895, 4-5 

feeleyan Literary Magazine "One Day with 

Phyllith". (li") ~~ 

UA, Ap 14, 1894, 16-6 

JM:AA 

POETRY* 

"Oh, v/hy Should the Spirit of ?'ortal be 

Proud," reorincea in i'A; First printed 

on pafe 52 of che "Rochester Gem 

t & 

Amulet," 1&40 

UA, Ky 2, I6o5f 


POEMS 

"Our Boarding House" in the New York 

Evening Sun (3") 

UA, Je 20, 1894, 4-7 

JL:TL 

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

New York Mercury: "The Orange Peel" 

UA F 5, 1895, 6-7 

POEUS 

In the Baltimore News "OmniDresent 11 

W) 

UA, N ?l, igQ6, 6-6 

JDP:ECi 

POEMS 

CP:R2 

Washington 

UA Je 11, 

Star: 

1895, 

fOpcultiam 1 

6-6 

• 

(2")

POEMS 

"Now 

(2-) 

UA, 

JDP:TL 

POEMS 

and Then 11 in 

D 10, 1896, 

the New York Journal 

4-6 

Truth: "Not Up to Date" (4 M ) 

UA, N 4, 1896, 4-6 

:FD 

POEMS 

ZL:RZ 

Puck: "Not a Candidate" (i col.) 

POEMS 

JS:JI 

UA S 10, 1896, 6-6 

• 

•Night and Morning" in New York Herald 

(2 in.) 

UA, Je 13, 1894, 4-7 


• 

POEMS 

FT:JI 

POEMS 

JM:JI 

POEMS 

AL:JI 

PO&IS 

Times-Union of Jacksonville, Florida* 

•Not the Only Turtle in the Tank" 

(4 in.) 

UA, 0 29, 1896f 6-6 

Chicago Record: "Not All A Dream" 

(3 in.) 

UA, 0 28, 1896, 6-6 

f 

Pall Mall Gazette: "Nocturne Sylvaine" 

(3 in.) 

UA, 0 10, 1896, 7-4 

"The New Cupid" in London World (3") 

UA, N i!*f 1896, 7-1* 

JDPIEQ

POEMS 

POEkS 

CCPUI 

Jew York Christian Advocate: 

•Never Too Late" (2J In.) 

My 4, 1895, 30-6 

•Itye Ladye's Purse" in Puck (2") 

UA, D 9, 1696, 4-6 

JDP:TL 

POEMS 

JDP:JI 

POEL'S 

•My Angel" in the New York Herald 

UA, 0 8, 1892, 15-7 

"A IJusical Burlesque" in The Sketch. (5 M ) 

UA, N 19, 1896, 4-6 

IDP:AA 


POEMS 

New York Advertiser "Neath The 

Sunshade" (3«) 

UA, Je 25, 1895, 6-6 

P0E1IS 

POEMS 

LF:FD 

"Lly Dearest Foe" in the Pell Mall 

Gazette. (7«) 

UA, D 1, 1891, 3-1 

AA 

1 POEliS 

"A Musical Burlesque", in sketch (5 M ) 

UA, D 19, 1896, 22-6 

1 "A iiomentous 

Star 

UA, Uy 6. 

Question" 

1896, 6-6 

• 

in V/ashington

POEMS 

JP:FD 

POEMS 

Washington Star: "Misleading 11 

UA, N 9, 1896, 6-6 

Washington Star: "A May Mood" 

UA, My 13, 1896, 4-6 

POEMS 

"Lullabies from all Lands" Rockaway 

Journal* 

JM:RZ 

•MB 

POEMS 

UA D 5,. 1891, 10-7 

Puok "Love's Financial School" (2") 

UA, 8 23, 1896, 4-5 

AL:TL 


POEMS 

JA 

Somervllle Journal; "The 

Millenium" (3") 

UA, My 25, 1895, 6-5 

POEMS 

JP:FD 

1 POEMS 

^^ 

Washington Star: "Makes A Difference" 

(2-) 

UA, D 22, 1896, 4-6 

1 Pall Mall 

1 UA, Mr 20 

POEMS 

Puck: "A 

- • 

Budget: "Love's House" (1 1/3") 

, 1895, 6-6 

UA, F ?, 1896, 4-6 

MW: FD 

Lover and His Calendars" 

•

POEMS 

AL:RZ 

Washington Star: "ôated" (2") 

UA S 15, 1896, 6-6 

POEMS 

Pall Mall Gazette: "Last Night" 

(1* in.) 

UAt My 4, 1895, 23-5 

CCP:JI 

PCELiS 

JA 

New England Magazine; "Kismet" (2 M ) 

UA, Je 1, 1325, 7-6 

POEUS 

JU:JI 

Flttrtarg Chronioal-Telegraph: 

•The Jolly Fisherman" 

UA, Mp 1896, 6-5 


POEMS 

JM:RZ 

Washington Star: "The Limit" 

UA Mr 16, 1896, 4-5 

—In Chicago Record: "The Last 

Horse Car" (?") 

UA, h.r 4, 1896, 6-6 

JC.-JA 

New York Sun- "The Keersarge" (2" ) 

UA 21, lgoli, 24—3 

J^lEQ, 

POEMS 

JA 

Pall 

(1") 

UA, 

Mall 

Gazette; 

Je 29 , 1895, 

• 

"Interpreters" 

4-4

POEMS 

'Xnflooensy", taken from the Peoples 1 a 

Journal of Dundee Scotland, Deo, 12, 1891 

UA D 26, 1891, 7-4 

JC:RZ 

POEMS 

Pall Mall Gazette: H In a Marshland 

Churchyard 11 (2 1/3") 

POEMS 

VMP 

POEMS 

UA, S 1, 1894, 5-3 

New York Evening Sun, "In Jersey" 

UA F 1, 1895, 6-7 

V/ashington Capital: n _Iri the Good Time 

Coming" (4") 

UA, F 28, 1896, 4-6 

JC'.AA 


POEMS 

JL:HR 

POEMS 

Jk;RZ 

"Indian Summer" In New York Evening 

goat; origin of the term; wnat zhe 

poets say of the season (1 col.) 

UA, N 19, 1892, 14-3 

Truth: "In the Lazy Summer Time" 

UA Ag 4, 1894, 4-4 

POEMS 

"In the Grosvenor Gallerv" in Saturday 

Review U") 

UA, 0 17, 1S96, 7_1|. 

AL:TL 

POEUS 

JA 

Puck; "In Dire Despair" 

UA, My 31, 1895, 4-5

POEMS 

Philadelphia Record: "If Love is Blind" 

UA, Mr 4, 1895, 4-6 

POEES 

JA 

Saturday Evening Gazette "How Grandma 

Danced" 

UA, F 28, 1895, 4-6 

POE1IS 

Washington Star, "Hope Springs Perennial" 

OA, Mr 16, 1895, 6-7 

A8:JA 

POEilS 

-IaCe-Uo: "Her Stocking" 

UA. F 29. 1896, 7-6 


poais 

-i: v. -: ..•.•muu\ i.'., 

In the Chicago Record, "If I 

Could Be a Boy" 

UA N 23, 1896, 6-6 

JDPiEti 

POEU3 

^^^^^giR)i^^«i^^ 

JQ two stanzas from 

Washington Star 

UA, F 15, 1896, 6-6 

MW:TL 

POEMS 

JDP-JL 

"His Fashionable Wife" in the 

Somerville Journal. (l") 

UA, D 30, 1896, 4-6 

PODJS 

"Her Old Blue Muslin Gown" in Scribne^s 

Magazine. (3«) 

UA, 0 13, 1896, 4-5 

AL:AA

POFMS 

Puck; "Her Marketing" 

UA, Mr 11, IS95, l|— 

MC:EQ 

POEMS 

"Her Graduation Sleeves" Somerville 

Journal (3 11 ) 

PCEalS 

, j e 13, 

—Somerville Journal: "His Darling" 

(3 B ) 

UA, Mr 5, 1896, 4-5 

JC:JA 

POEUS 

"A Ghost" in Truth (? M ) 

UA, N 16, 1896, 6-6 

JDP:EQ 


POEMS 

JA 

Somerville Journal; "Her Graduation 

Sleeves" (3") ~~ 

UA, Je 25, 1395, 12-2 

PCEiilS 

Chicago Record: "Her Brother" (4") 

UA, i.-.r 2r 1896, 5-6 

JC:JA 

warn 

POEMS 

JA 

Pall Mall 3udget; "Good Bye" (2") 

UA, Je 22, 1395, 4-4 

POEMS 

AF:FD 

Punch: "A Gentle Hint to the Jubilant 

Jap" (It") 

UA, Mr 16, 1895, 6-7

. 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

Somervllle Journals •The 

Gardener's Trials" (2") 

UA Je 10, 1895, 4-6 

POEUS 

Youth 1 s Conpanloni "For the Little Ones" 

(3') 

UA, Ap 27, 1S95, 12-2 

CP-.FD 

POEkS 

MC.-JI 

POEL'S 

JA 

•Flood Time 1 In Palljflall Gazette 

UA, F 16, 1895, 4^ 

"Five O'clock Tea", from the Sketch (4 M ) 

UA, 0 27, 1896, 6-6 


POEMS 

"Forty Fin de Seicle Fads" in Munsey'fl 

UA, D 2, 1896, 12-1 

JD?:TL 

POEI^S 

^ ^ ^ j ^ ^ 

".Flowers of the Fall", in the Washington 

Star (2") 

UA, N 14, 1891, 10-7 

JP-.FD 

POEMS 

JDP:HR 

POEMS 

MC:JI 

"A Flirt" in the _Soraeryille_Jpurnal (2") 

UA, D 31, 1892, 16-5 

Punch: 

UA, F 

"Finishing 

23, 1895, 

Touchee 11 

4-4 

(5 In.) 

ifcn

POEMS 

•Finis" In the Pall Mall Gazette (6") 

UA, Je 6, 189*. 

JL:EQ 

POEMS 

Philadelphia Press, "The Feather Ban" 

UA, D 11, 1891, 3-1 

JL:HR 

POEMS 

CJ:RZ 

POEMS 

New York Sun: "Excelsior" (3 11 ) 

UA Ja 27, 1897, 4-6 

New York Tribune, "The Empty House 

CCP:EQ 

., Je 15, 1S95, 5-5 


POEMS 

AL:MS 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

•A.Piokle Suitor" in Puck 

UA, 0 3, 1896, 6-6 

Somerville Journal: "Extending Credit" 

UA, N 2, 1896, 6-6 

New York Tribune: "Evening Song" (2") 

UA Jl 21, 1894, 6-6 

POEMS 

JL:JI 

New York World: "Down With The 

Don"t Fiend" (4 in.) 

UA, Ap 18, 1895, 6-7

PC ELS 

In iuunsey'a iw 

Sable" (* 

UA, 

JDP:A 

POEMS 

POEMS 

JM:JI 

PO&iS 

12, 1896, 6-6 

: "Dorothy in 

Chicago Tribune: "Dobbins 

8ollloquy B 

UA, Ap 14, 1396, 6-6 

Truth: "The Inference" 

UA, Jl 18, 1896, 6-6 

"The Deys That Are No More" in 

New York Tribune (Hf) 

VJ:EQ 

UA, D 16, 1893, 


POEL:S 

MC:JI 

POEMS 

JM:RZ 

Punch: 

UA, P 

"The Doom 

16, 1895, 

i 

» 

of the 

4-5 

Minor Poets 11 

New Orleans Democrat: "Discontent" (2") 

UA Je 10, 1893, 16-3 

POEMS 

JDP:JI 

POEMS 

Pall 

UA, 

VM:TL 

Chicago News: "A Demand for Snow" 

(4 in.) 

UA, D 11, 1896, 4-5 

Mall 

Gazette 

Ap 11 , 1896, 

"Dawn" 

• 

7-5

POEMS 

JA 

Youth's Companion, "The Cycler's Song" 

(2") - 

UA, My 30, 1895, 10-2 

POEMS 

CCP:JI 

•• 

POEMS 

Puck: "Cupid's Failure" (3 In.) 

UA, Mr 26, 1895, 4-5 

"Crocuses" from April SJt. 

UW:RZ 

POEMS 

J:RZ 

UA Ap 15, 1893, 16-4 

Punch: "Copy" 

UA F 5, 1895, 6-7 


POEMS 

"Cupid's Follower" In Puck. (lJ M ) 

UA, 0 5, 1896, 6-6 

AL:AA 

"Cry of the Tall Ender" from Washington 

Star (3") 

UA Mr 20, 1896, 4-6 

POEMS 

•County Court Poetry", by the Penfleld 

Juror 

JCM-.JI 

POEMS 

AL:BZ 

UA Ap 5, 1877, 2-7 

Washington Star: "Conquered" (2k tl ) 

UA S 16, 1896, 6-6

Puck; "Congeal^ Melody" (l 11 ) 

UA, Ur 11, 1S95, 

POEUS 

New York Tribune "The City" (3|") 

UA, Je 22, 1895, 4-4 

POEIS 

Hew York Tribune: "Cape Small Point" 

(2 1/3 in.) 

UA, Jl 21, 1894, 5-4 

In the Philadelnhls Bulletin 

"The Bright Little Girl" ( 7 

UA, D 17, 129^, 

JDP: E< 


P0ELI9 

New 

AS:FD 

POEMS 

York 

Tribune : "Compensation 11 (2") 

UA, L'r 19, 

1895, 4-4 

o 

"A Catechism" in the St. James Gazette, 

UA N 27, 1696, 12-1 

POEMS 

JA 

1 POEMS 

;**-• .

POEMS 

JL:RZ 

PGEuiS 

POEMS 

Truth: a A Board^Walk Reminlscenoe" (li") 

UA Ag 25, 1894, 4-4 

Puck, "A Beautiful Life 1 U" ) 

UA S 22, 1896, 6-6 

Somerville Journal: "A Bachelor 

Uncle Musing" (3") 

UA Ap 7, 1896, 4>-6 

JC:RZ 

P0H.13 

In Pall Mall Gazette "Autumn" 

UA, N 21, 

JDP:EQ 


POEulS 

Pall iviall- Gazette; "Birds of 

(2") 

UA, Mr 9, ig95, 6-6 

POEMS 

POEMS 

Truth: "Beardsley-Wilde" (3 in.) 

UA, My 8, 1895, 6-7 

New York Herald "Bachelor Girls 1 Opinion" 

POEMS 

Truth! "The Athletic Girl" (2i") 

UA Jl 26, 1894, 4-6 

POQCS 

POEMS 

Truth: "At the Bench Show" 

UA, F 20, 1895, 4-7 

Truth: "An Up-to-Date Girl" 

, UA, F 15, 1895, 4-7 

MC:FD 

POENSOEN, ANTHONY 

CL:FD 

Died 

UA, Ap 30, 1886, 3-4 


POEMS 

JM:RZ 

Mew York World: - At the Counter" 

(i ool.) 

UA Jl 20, 1894, 4-6 

POEMS 

POEMS 

"Another Twinkling Star", 

Philadelphia Press 

UA, N 21, 1891, 10-6 

Punk: "An Ounce of Prevention" 

UA, Ja 9, 1897, 6-5 

POGGENDORF, JOSEPH 

Seriously burned during fire In oh air 

factory (4") 

UA, 0 18, 1895, 6-4 

JI:JA

POOGENDORF, 

JOSEPH 

3C:JI 

filed 

UA, 

POHL, ADOLF 

from month 

old burns 

D 3, 1895, 

7-3 

0 

Harried Minnie Kutschke 

UA, 3 16, 1887, 8-5 

ib mmm 

POHL, ANHIE 

aC:AB 

MmM 

Letters of administration granted 

upon estate 

UA, Ja 4, 1864, -2 

POHL, MELLIE (LYONS) 

SC:JI 

See Bastian, Daniel (Lyons) 


POGGENDORFF, AUGUST 

vc mmm 

Cabinet shop destroyed by fire, loss *14OO; 

incendiarism suspected 

UA, Ja 11, 1893, 2-2 

POHL, ANNA 

CC:MB 

Died* 

UA, Ja 2, 

POHL, FRED C. 

PR: JDP 

(URS• 

A.) 

1884, 

2-5 

Married Cecelia Staub. 

UA Ag 2h, 1897- 6-6 

POHL, PAUL 

CCP:JI 

Died 

UA, My 6, 1895, 7-3 

#

FOHRHORST, JOHN ERNEST 

IB:JI 

Ditd 

UA, N 3, 1893, 5-2 

POINT, IRON 

Correspondent of the Rochester Daily 

Union, outlines William G» Svalt's 

criminal record 

RDU, Ja 19, 1853, 2-2 

POINT LOOKOUT CLUB 

Held a chowder party at Irondequoit Bay; 

the club and its activities described 

Jl 16, 1872, 2-2 

POINT PLEASANT COUPANY 

Annual report filed 

UA, PI, 1895, 3-6 

i 


POINER 

FD:A 0 

t 

Arrested 

Rochester 

in Bath for theft; 

as native City 

UA, Ja 24, 1861, 2-5 

POINT LOOKOUT CLUB 

claims 

Launched a new yscht called "Seth Green" 

named -fter a menter 

UA, Je 2, 1871, 2-2 

POINT LOOKOUT CLUB HOUSE 

IB:FD 

••• 

To be sold by the owners (3") 

UA, Ja 13, 1886, 3-7 

POINT PLEASANT COMPANY 

Filed annual report as corporation 

UA F 2, 1897, 6-6

POISONINGS 

HR 

POlER 

See Accidents— Poisonings. 

Women in tne city said to have tneir own 

club; make tneir bets and bluffs witn tne 

coolness of professional gamblers. 

UA Ap 2. 1»97- 12-3 

POLAND, REV. O.C. 

Brief sketch of life and career giTen 

(illus., 6") 

UA, Ja 4, 1896, 8-1 

SC.-AB 

POLAR, JOHN S. 

Article criticising his use of the 

contributions for soldiers 

UA, N 21, 1864, 2-1 


POISSANT, ELIZABETH 

Died 

UA, Je 18, 1889, 2-4 

POLAND, JENNIE 

IB:HR 

Died 

UA, 0 10, 1893, 7-2 

POLAND 

(SOUTH BUTLER) 

Poles of Rochester gathered at 

Zielinski Hall to pay honor on 

10th anniversary of adoption of the 

constitution of Poland (i col.) 

UA, My 6, 1895, 8-1 

CCP:JI 

POLAR, JOHN S. 

See Also Poler, John S,

POLE, ANTHONY 

Guilty of misrepresentation. (1 col.) 

PR:AA 

Mr 14 i891 B_6 

POLENAGKIAN CHAUTAQUA CIRCLE 

Held 1st meeting. (l») 

UA., S. 16, 1990, 5-3 

PCLENAGNIAN CHAUTAUGUA CIRCLE 

SC.-JI 

Held closing meeting; reports given 

(3 In.) 

UA, Je 26, 1891, 7-3 

POLER, AVERY G. 

JM:FD 

Married Minnie E. Hale 

UA, N 6, 1889, 8-6 


POLE, GEORGE 

FG:LR 

See Buchan, Amelia Stuart. 

POLENAGNIAN CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE 

SC:JDP 

Officers elected. 

UA S 30, 1890, 6-4 

POLENI, CARL T. 

Judicial settlement and probate of 

heirship admitted 

UA, Ja 4, 1896, 7-1 

POLER, F. MARION (MEDINA) 

Married Edith May Edson 

UA Mr 1, 1894, 6-4

POLER, JOHN S. 

FD:DS 

POLER, JOHN S. 

Ol:LR 

With Thales jindsl^y Bought "Kedlina 

Citizen" froc Harvey A. Smith 

RDD D 27, 1351, 2-5 

S-e Also Polnr, John S, 

POLICE 

LM:JS 

See Roch., City of, Police 

POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, ROCHESTER 

NP:JI 

Meeting; to take action respecting 

the death of David Monaghan; preamble 

adopted 

UA Ag 27, 1879, 2-5 


POLER, JOHN 8. 

VR:MB 

All donations from New York State 

to Union Soldiers should be sent to 

him In Washington. 

UA, Ag 28, 1862, 2-4 

POLES, EUMETT J. (MEDINA) 

Harried Lena Sweet (lie din a) 

UA, Jl 1, 1892, 7-3 

POLICEMEN »S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION 

Passed resolutions on the death of David 

Uonagan, their late associate 

CCP. c: f v 

Ag 25, 1*79, 2-2 

POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, ROCHESTER 

Pierce, Caleb, death mourned-by adoption 

of resolution. Entire police force to 

attend the funeral* (3 - ) 

UA Jl 21, 1882 4-1

POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION 

Pierce, Caleb, death mourned by 

adoption of resolutions. (3") 

UA.'Jl P6, f? 2— * 

POLICEMEN»S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION 

A total of $311,J*5 was raised of which 

$3° ^d been spent for the funeral of 

Officer Ralph Bendon and the rest was 

given to his widow. 

JG:LR 

POLICE 3Ei:i:V?-LSf:T ASSOCIATION 

Lemorial adopted for death of officer 

Dennis Hogen. 

UA. , Jl. 2P, 1991, 7-1 

LA: FAD 

UA Jl 

POLICE BZI:EVOL::KT ASSOCIATION 

Resolution presented and passed on the 

death of Officer Walter. * (4 M ) 

UA, D 19, 1893, 8-2 

VJ:AA 


POLICE 

Mayor Parsons 

made honorary 

UA, 0 

JDlFD 

EEiJEVOLEUT 

A330CIAT 

4, 18G2, 

and other 

members 

2-2 

• 

ION 


city officials 

Report of the entertainment committee 

(6J-) 

UA, S 23, 1887, 3-2 


Me Cormick, Capt. Charles, police 

and Fire Patrol Company passed 

resolutions on his death. Other 

group8 and individuals also passed 

resolutions on his death also.

POLICE COURT 

LM:NT 

See Courts 

POLICE FORCE 

o 

Mayor claims that a Paid police force 

is indispensable* 

RDU, D 28, 1853, 2-2 

POLICE JUSTICE 

JD:FD 

Report for November published 

UA, D 27, 1878, 4-3 

POLICE PENSION FUND 

Contributions to fund listed, 

UA Ja 17, fc 


POLICE DEPT. 

See Rochester, City of 

POLICE JUSTICE 

FD:HIC 

Mfifti 

Field, Joseph, had the longest term 

and largest salary of all city 

officials 

UA, S 13, 1358, 2-1 

POLICE MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION 

ML:MB 

C:LR 0 jL: 

List of officers elected. 

UA, Ja 6, 1870, 2-6 

UA urges reform abolishing detective 

system in city- 

UA Ja 29, 1874, 2-2

tGUCE 

Further comments; case of detective 

Dresser and removal of Detectivp 

Rogers discussed. (J col.) 

UA 31, 1874, 2-2 

POLINE, BOiCNErt (TOLCCTTVILLE) 

See Kane, Daniel E. (Gasport) 

POLISH CHURCH 

Old officers dismissed after numerous 

difficulties arose in the church; new 

officers elected 

UA, Ap 25, 1681, 2-1 

POLISH 

Lewis, S., considers 

company in Rochester 

Ing "lit Hope Tripoli, * for polishing 

all kinds of metal 

UA, My 25, 1860, 2-2 

IIHE.'ARO W 


establishing 

for manufactur- 

POLICY SHOPS 

Fetchenbnck, Louis o^vner prrested. 

CC.-LR 

POLISH - AMERICAN 

Tariff Issue discussed at meeting held; 

other detail8 given. (6 8 ) 

UA., Nov. 3, 1888, 3-4 

PC:FAD 

POLISH CATHO 

Poles In quest of a church of their own 

are striving to erect one known as St. 

Stanislaus, both the clergy, and populace 

aporove. (S M ) 

Ap 1; iggg i- 

POLISH MANUFACTURING 

s ee Clark and Company f w. D. 

rjpjmmm

POLISH POPULATION 

Anniversary celebrated to commemorate 

the unsuccessful insurrection of 1839 

(9 M ) 

UA, N 28, 1896, 11-4 

JDP:JA 

POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS 

VC:JI 

Grant and Wilson banner displayed 

over liain Street; ridiculed by 

Union and Advertiser 

UA Ag 20, 1872, 2-2 

POLITICAL CHANGES 

MLH 

Editorial on political changes in 

New York State 

RDD, D 30, 1852, 2-3 

POLITICAL CORRUPTION 

Denounced by Grand Jury 

UA S 13, 1862, 2-5 


POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS 

Young Men's Liberal Association 

Have one of the largest and handsomest 

banners ever suspended in city 

UA, A^ 15, 1872, 2-2 

ET:LR 

POLITICAL CANDIDATES 

VRlARO 

Comments on various candidates 

made 

UA, S 11, 1858, 2-1 

POLITICAL COMMENTS 

ntjincnn 

Sarcastic letter by Rose Rayland on 

Radicals* behavior during election 

celebrations 

UA, N 11, 1868, 2-5 


VR:J8 

Letter describes action of a canadldate 

for supervisor of 9th Ward; plea for 

more stringent laws made, 

UA S 15, 1862 2-3


VR:JS 

tflsolosurea of Grand Jury backed by 

UA and the "Democrat." 

S 15, 1862 3-1 

POLITICAL EQUALITY CLUB 

SL:HR 

••H 

Monthly social meeting held 

UA, Mr 18, 1892, 5-5 

POLITICAL EQUITY CLUB 

SL:JI 

Monthly social listed 

UA Ap 22, 1692, 6-1 

POLITICAL EQUALITY CLUB, CHARLOTTE 

JUlRZ 

Officers elected, discussion. (2 M ) 

UA S 16, 1892, 5-2 



AS:MB 

Meeting held and paper on "Foreign 

Relations" read. 

UA, P 5, 1892, 7-2 


Meeting; account by Susan B. Anthony of 

her conference with the Judiciary committee 

etc. (2i") 

UA, Ap 8, 189?!, 6-3 


Regular monthly meeting held. 

UA My 13, 1892, 6-3 


JM:JI 

Officers elected; circular issued 

etc. (5£ in.) 

UA, 0 7, 1892,

POLITICAL EQUALITY CLUB, MONROE COUNTY 

JA:RZ 

Eleoted offloors 

UA 0 19, 1892, 6-1 


Elected officers 

UA, 0 6, 1893, 7-2 


Meeting; held; paper on status of women In 

Germany read. 

UA, N 24, 1393, 9-1 

AA 


Held social meeting; report on women 

work In foreign lands (1") 

UA, D 22, 1893, 9-2 

VJ:JA 



IB:JI 

Adopted a resolution thanking 

Oov. Flower at meeting (3£ in.) 

UA, Ja 6, 1893, 6-3 


Greenleaf, Mrs., elected representative 

.of the Suffrage Movement. (7j") 

UA, 0 20, 1893, 7-1 

IB:AA 


JL:FD 

Held meeting; women preparing for the 

constitutional convention (3") 

UA, D 8, 1893, 6-4 


*iass meeting c"iscusse^; ushers 

UA Ap K, I6 c ht 

8-3


Mass meeting address; report on 

petition circulation (2") 

UA, Ap 6, 189U-, 8-1 

JM:EQ 


Held raeetin?; elected delegates to 

convention of ômen's Christian Temperance 

Union 

UA. D 7, 13911., g- 

POLITICAL EQUALITY CLl'- 

JI:L r C 

Dewey, Charles I. read paper on 

Woman Suffrage (1 col.) 

UA, 0 18, 1895, 7-1 


JC;JI 

Monthly meeting; speeches on foreign 

and home affairs; and recent suffrage 

condition at Washington (1 ool.J 

UA, Mr 6, 1896, 7-1 



JL:FD 

Presents program at Western New York Fair 

UA, S 26, 1894, 7-1 

0 

FOLITIC-iL EQUALITY CLUB 

Resold 

lunch 

UA Ap 

J] .JH 

iticns adopted ir Comdemndtion 

law in the 5out'-. ern States. (8 of 

5,1895, 10-2 

• 


JC.-AB 

Business meeting; papers read by 

Mrs. Fannie Mann, Dr. H. Montague 

Haddock, and Miss Franc la J. Hunger 

about government and patriotism 

UA, Ja 2, 1896, 7-5 


Reception planned; paper read, new 

members admitted (2"; 

A P 3, 8-2 

t 

11 )


Reception and danoe given; patronesses 

listed (i ool.) 

UA, Ap 17, 1896, 8-2 

POLITICAL EQUALITY CLUB, ROCHESTER 

AL:M3 

First session of season held; 

programme of meetings (£ col.) 

UA, 0 2, 1896, 8-2 


Give a banquet in honor of 

Susan B. Anthony (P-J- cols.) 

UA N 21, 1896, 13-1 

JDP:EQ 


JC:RZ 

Held meeting at Reynolds library; 

reports on finances given* 

UA Ja 8, 1897, 9-4 



Jil:iftS 

Officers elected: resolutions; 

banquet planned 17") 

UA, My 8, 1896, 7-2 


Held second meeting of the year: debate 

on gold and silver issues (2") 

UA, 0 16, 1896, 10-1 

AL:TL 


Discuss Woman's rights (t col.) 

UA, D 16, 1896, 8-1 

JDP-.TL 


CG:RZ 

Held meeting; report of national 

suffrage convention (li col.) 

UA F 5, 1897, 7-1

POLITICAL SCJJALITl CLUB 

H«ld batlneaa meeting. 

^ Ap 2, 1897, 11-2 


Held annual meeting in Reynolds Library. 

UA, My 7, 1897, 11-1 

PCLITICAL EQUALITY CLUB 

First meeting of the season held 

UA, C 8, 1697, 9-1 

JL;JA 

PCLITICAL EQUALITY CLUB 

Willis, Dr. F.L.H., spoke on 

Rome 

UA, D 17, 1897, 12-4 

3C:JA 



Held sooial at home of Mary and Susan B, 

Anthony; Mrs. L. M. "illis read paper 

of her recoileotions of some of the 

pioneers in the suffrage fiela. 

MM: JO 


Gave entertainment in parlors of Unitarian 

Church to raise money to help 

the suffrage cause in those states 

where ammendments are now pending. 

UA, Je 11, 1897, 8-5 


Account of proceedings of monthly 

meeting 

UA, N 12, 1897, 10-1 

CCP:TL 

POLITICAL EQUALITY CLUB, MONROE COUNTY 

Annual meeting held; new president 

elected (f col.) 

UA, 0 SI, 1896, 8-3 

AL:JA

POLITICAL EQUALITY CLHB, L'OTTROE COtTTY 

JL:SC 

Sixth annual convention held; report 

of treasurer aocepted. (5") 

UA, 0 4, 1897, 8-2 

POLITICAL EQUALITY CLUB, 20TH WARD 

JM:JI 

Address given by Susan B, Anthony; 

reports on petitions given (3& in.) 

OA, Jl 6, 1894, 8-4 

POLITICAL FACTIOUS 

Adamantines 

Editorial on "Congressional Strength of 

the Adamantines" 

RD'J IT 29f 1853, 2-1 

POLITICAL LEAGUE 

8L:FD 

Course which they propose to follow 

is listed (8}") 

UA, My 25, 1889, 3-4 


POLITICAL EQUALITY CLUB, ROCHESTER 

JDP:JI 

Monthly meeting held; paper 

read; resolutions adopted (9 in*) 

UA, D 4, 1896, 7-2 

POLITICAL EQUALITY CLU3, V/CLIAN'S 

Held monthly meeting; reports 

read; papers on the monetary 

system read (H col.) 

JDP:E(i 

N 6, 1896, 9-1 

POLITICAL LABOR LEAGUE. 

Resolution calling for change of voting 

n?chine adonted. ( ^/7 Col) 

PR.-LR 

UA JP 6, 1S91, 6-5 

POLITICAL MEETINGS 

RL:JI 

Colored Population 

Held protest against political meetings 

in Zions Church. V/ill use force if 

necessary to prevent meeting from being 

held in the Church 

UA N 1, 1875, 2-3

POLITICAL ORGANIZATION 

rjpjmmm 

POLITICAL PARTIES 

Two large parties forseen in New 

York State. 

RDU, Ap 13, 1855, 2-1 

DS:HT 


Na.tionr.1 Union Pr.rty organized in 

nurber of towns to restore hr.rmony 

r.nong; people of the different states 

I'A, F 4, 1861, 2-1 


Future of political parties discussed by 

leading Republican Journals; conclusion 

that .in future there will be only two parties| 

Conservative and Radical. 

UA, Ja 26, 1866, 3-1 

ARO 


POLITICAL TARTIES 

DS 

Editorial rebukes idea of New York 

paper to form other party in the 0. S. 

RDD N 11, 1853, 2-4 


CMV 

Palmyra, Town of 

Organization of new party to represent 

the late Republican and American parties 

planned 

UA Mr 1,1858, 1-7 


Editorial on the Manner in which the 

Republican Administration and Press 

conduct a political survey 

UA, 0 5, 1864, 2-2 

CGiJMG 


JDsJMG 

Editorial pointing out the dangers 

of having political parties 

TJA, Ja 14, 1868, 3-1


NT:AB 

Ed. discusses democracy and labor 

reforms; believes ti-ne to organize 

political parties on labor reform 

has not come yet and may never come \ col. 

UA, Mr 4, 1871, 3-3 


NT: MB 

Eighth Ward 

Rival politicians engage in melee* 

UA, Ur 6, 1871, 2-3 


NT ;JiB 

Thirteenth Ward. 

Ward committees listed. 

UA, Mr 6, 1871, 2-3 


National—Labor—Greenback 

Judicial convention in Rochester; 

purpose to reform all corrupting 

UA, Ag 23, 1878, 2-6 



NT:MB 

Fourth Ward 

List of Ward committees* 

UA, Mr 6, 1871, 2-3 


NT: MB 

Ninth Ward 

Ward committees listed. 

UA, Mr 6, 1871, 2-3 


"Union and Advertiser" by implication 

charges the "Rochester Democrat" is a 

"Tammany Republican" organ. (i col.) 

UA 0 27, 1871 3-1 

AJC:HR 


"American, The" 

New Political party organized. (7£«) 

UA Jl 13, 1888, 2-5 

CL:JDP


PR:HR 

Various wards met to 

candidates for coming 

(1* cols.) 

UA, F 26, 1891, 


6-4 

See American Party. 


• 

nominate 

election 

See A nti-l'aine Law Constitutional 

Rights Party 

RJP:ARO 

••• 

POLITICAL PAHTIES 

See ClintonIans 

rjp;mmm 



See Adamantines 

CMPARO 


See Anti-Know Nothing!am 

RJP:ARO 


CL:MB 

See Citizens Party 

POLITICAL PA! .TIES 

Gil.'LH 

See Copoerbefds.

POLITICAL "PARTIES 

See Greenback partj 


CM:HR 

See Know—Nothings, 


CP:KR 

See Labor Reform Party* 

POLITICAL PAHTT2S 

See Liberalists 



See Independent Party. 

VJC:RZ 


See Lpbor Perty 


VC:ARC 

See Liberal Republicans 


See Loyal National Leagues 

r


CM:RZ 

8et National Greenback and Labor 

Party 


See People's Party 


See Prohibition Party. American 


See Radicals 



CM:RZ 

8ee National Party 


See Prohibition Party 


See Radical Assembly Convention 


See Union Democratic Party.


See Union Party. 


See tbrkingme^s Assembly 


PJWIARO 

See Worklngmen's Independent Party 

POLITICAL PARTY 

RL:JI 

Canandalgua 

Democrats and Republicans were present 

to hear address made by Butler 

G. Noble 

OA 0 29, 1875, 2-5 


POLITICAL PA-TIES 

See Whig Party. 


See Workin@nen'8 Convention. 

JG!HR 


GTZIHR 

MM 

See V/orklngrnen• s Party 

POLITICAL REFORM ASSOCIATION, CITIZENS 1 


UA, Ja 4, 1894, 9-3

POLITICAL REFORM ASSOCIATION 

Resolution opposing employment by contraotore 

doing publlo work of Italians 

and non-resident labor. (3») 

UA, Ja 12, 1894, 8-2 

JS:FAD o 

POLITICAL RZFOPL. ASSOCIATION 

W.S. Pembroke denies affiliation with 

association (l") 

UA. Ag 17, 13914.. 5-2 

JL:LG 

POLITICS 

CLV 

Free Boilers 

Editorial in reply to statement made in 

the "Courier" 

HDU D 1, 1853, 2-1 

POLITICS 

DS 

NEW YORK STATE 

Discussed in article "Buchanan 

and Douglas 

UA Ag 2, 185a, 2-1 


POLITICAL REFORM ASSOCIATION, MONROE COUNTY 

Their scheduled picnic a complete failure 

due to lack of attendance I?") 

UA. Ag 15, 1S9M-, 6-2 

JL:LG 

POLITICIANS, ROCHESTER 

FO:MB 

An editorial reminiscent of early 

politicians of Rochester,, occasioned 

by the death of General Gould. 

UA, N 23, 1867, 2-3 

POLITICS 

POLITICS 

New York 

Ed. "He 1 :: York Politics" published 

r.DJ, Je 50, 1353, ?- 

New York State 

UA defends statement made in backing 

Daniel S. Dickinson for president of 

the U.S.* 

UA, S 7, 1858, 2-1

POLITICS 

NT 

POLITICS 

TT|mTT1 

POLITICS 

VR:AR0 

POLITICS 

VR:MC 

Editorlal-"Political Jugglery" 

RDU, 0 27, 1855, 2-1 

Item "Clergy and the Religious Press in 

Politics" 

RDU, N 28, 1856, 2-1 

Comments of politics in general 

made in article "Whimseys of 

Politicians-Hits All Around" 

HA, & 20, 1858, 2-1 

Rochester 

"Douglas Men" plan fight against 

the present administration 

UA, 0 23, 1858, 2-1 


POLITICS 

ARO 

POLITICS 

VR:MC 

POLITICS 

VR:MC 

Correspondence "Appropriate 

of Political Imposture" 

RDU, Jl ?P,% 1866, 2-2 

^^$S)$Ste>XKS*,; 

Weed, Thurlow, article on "Political 

Reminiscences" 

UA, Jl 19, 1858, 2-1 

Rochester 

Local situation summed up in article 

"Several Local tickets—Republican 

Alarm" 

UA, 0 21, 1858, 2-1 

POLITICS 

Editorial, "The Political Future" dis- 

cusses possibilities of Douglas, Seward, 

and Republican Party relative to 1860 

elections 

UA N 9, 1858, 2-1 

VR/CMV

POLITICS 

cg;mmm 

Ed, on Setrard and Douglas 

UA, N 24, 1858, 2-1 

POLITICS 

Ed. "The Party Contest. Who is 

Responsible for ItJ" 

UA, S 18, 1862, 3-1 

BR:ARO 

POLITICS 

ET:MB 

Editorial; UA does not care to discuss 

politics no* that the election is over, 

UA, N 16, I6b5, 1-1 

POLITICS 

NT:I:T 

Editorial discusses John Hammond 

ccise; Lobbyman Brown and his cliaue 

expose! by the Junior Republican 

organ 

UA, 0 22, 1367, 3-1 


POLITICS 

cg;mmm 

Ed. answering Sir Peter's speech declaiming 

American mobs 

POLITICS 

UA, N 24, 1858, 2-1 

Ed. in response to the "Democrat" 

which charged the "Union and 

Advertiser" "rith having rebel sym- 

pathies. 

UA, S 26, 1863, 3-1 

POLITICS 

Editorial; approaching 39th Congress. 

UA, N 16, 1865, 2-1 

Editorial irked N at reports of 

Democratic abuse of soldiers 

UA, 0 22, 1867, 3-2

POLITICS 

VC:HR 

Letter from Oeneseo denounces the 

particioation of Doctors of Divinity 

in politics. 

UA 0 8, 1872 2-5 

POLITICS 

JG:JI 

Monroe County 

The Republican and Democratic situations 

described by a staff correspondent of 

the New York Tribune (1 Col.) 

UA S 19, 1885, 1-3 

POLITICS 

The action taken by Alderman Elliot 

in the interest of citizens during 

the Standard Oil Co.; investigation 

taken by Mayor Parsons; both are 

candidates for offloe of Mayor (6") 

UA, Mr 2, 1888, 4-3 

POLITICS 

JO: AB 

Editorial declares that the necessary 

charter reform is obstructed while 

Mayor Parsons is held in office {2£ - ) 

UA, Mr 5, 1888, 4-2 


POLITICS 

JD:LR 

Monroe County 

Commentary on the doings of political 

parties in regard to elections in Monroe 

County, (li Col) 

UA S 15, 1880, 1-4 

POLITICS 

MS:LR 

Independent Organization 

Held a meeting last evening; brief addresses 

were made; charter revision discussed,(5#") 

UA Ja 25, 1886, 3-2 

Editorial on why should either Republican 

or Democrats prefer Parsons to Elliott 

(li col) 

UA, .r 5, 1888, 4-1 

POLITICS 

Jr m 

Editorial calling- the editorial in the 

Rochester Democrat which attacks democratic 

candidates of the ninth as mean and 

contemptible assaults 

UA, Mr 5, 1888, 4-3

POLITICS 

Editorial demanding- that Mayor Parsons 

oe defeated and Aid. Elliott elected 

POLITICS 

i r 5, 1888, 4-3 

Convention*? *nd Wards given 

UA., Ag. 2n. 1891, 5-1 

What politicians have to say regarding 

appointments; some candidates t* col.) 

UA, D 7, 1892, 5-5 

POLITICS 

Editorials asking: that voters go to the 

polls and vote for Aid, Elliott who 

works in the interest of the people (1$ col) 

UA, Mr 5, 1888, 4-4 

Jt mmm 

POLITICS 

Republican and Democratic ward 

nominations listed. 

UA, P 11, 1892, 5-3 

AS: MB 

POLITICS 

JDP:HR JL:JI 

POLITICS 

Tlllman, Senator Benjamin R. (S. Carolina) 

spoke at Labor Day rally (2t cols.; 

UA, S 7, 1897, 7-1 

5C:TL 


Me Quaid, Bishop, censured entrance 

of priests into politics (l£ col.) 

UA, N 26, 1894, 10-1 

POLKOW, HENRY 

Died 

UA, Jl 25, 1895, 3-6 

FT:JA

POLLACH & WEAVER yj 

Hardware merchants suffered the loss of 

$600 in goods when burglars entered their 

store last night 

UA, N 23, 1869, 2-2 

POLLACK, GEORGE 

VR:J3 

Awaits trial for Counterfeiting in 

Webster, New York. 

UA Ag 22, 1862 2-3 

POLLAND, LOUISE 

Declared insane by prominent physicians 

(3") . 

UA, S 13, 1882, 2-3 

9D:AR0 

PCLLAHD, DAVID 

Committed suicide 

HDA, My 19t 1853, 2-2 

V.LR o 


V 

POLLACK, DAVID II. 

Married Victoria rioah in Rochester 

UA, Ja 11, 1865, 3-8 

f dj roniro 

POLLAND, FRANK 

SL:AB 

Died 

UA, Mr 29, 1892, 5-4 

POLLAND, LOUISA 

Died 

UA, D 14, 1894, 3-5 

POLLARD, EVA R. 

UMUI 

Died 

UA, 0 27, 

1894, 

# 

3-4

POLLARD, HENRY 

Died 

UA, Ag 13, 1889, 2-6 

(CHARLOTTE) 

POLLARD, JAIJES 0. (SENECA FALLS) 

Married Ella Latham (Seneca Falls) 

UA K 1, 1981, 4-1 

POLLARD, LiRS. LUCY 

Died 

UA Mr 28, 1893, 7-1 

JA:RZ 

POLLARD, ... H. 

CCP UH 

Granted patent for pump 

UA, VY 13, 1371, 2-2 

(LE ROY) 


POLLARD, HENRY 

Objections to probate his will 

UA. , 0. 30, 1309, 5-5 

J1I:FAD 

POLLARD, LOUISA 

e 

Attempted suicide (2 M ) 

UA, S 19, 1882, 2-3 

POLLARD, MADELINE 

Wilbur, A. L. "comic opera" manager, 

severely criticized for vulagr and 

indecent exhibitions, reprimanded for 

making an offer to her to Join his 

company 

UA, Ap 2, 1895, 4-2 

JL:7L 

POLLARD, W. P. (SENECA FALLS) 

Suffers $3,000 loss in Seneca Falls fire 

UA D 16, 1859, 4-2

POLLARD, WILLIAM 0. 

Eleoted secretary of Genesee County 

Loan Association 

UA Ap 14, 1893, 7-1 

UW:RZ O 

POLLAY, H. M. 

Wrote the poem "Alone" 

UA, Ap 9, 1864, 2-3 

vr:mam 

POLLAY, MRS. '.V. C. 

Jd;jl 

Died 

UA N 15, 1882, 2-1 

POLLETT, SALII7A L. 

See Granger, Francis E- 

MLH 


POLLAY, E. U. 

AE:MB 

Died. 

UA, N 2, 1863, 3-7 

POLLAY, THOMAS U. 

Married Hattie L. Post 

UA, Ap 23, 1S75, 3- 

POLLER, MRS. ALANSEN (CONESUS CENTER) 

Died 

UA Ag 4, 1888, 3-5 

GTZtJDP 

POLLETT, SELEIA 

CI..7 

See Granger, 

L. 

Francis E. 

O

POULEY, CYRUS H. 

Married Maud Lie Pherson 

W Ap 16, ISSg, ?»c; 

JG:LR 

PCLLEY, DELOS L. 

POLLEY, EDWARD DSLOS 

Died 

UA Ap 21, 1869, 3-5 

FG/UB 

Given verdict In case against 

Arthur T. Yountr (?") 

UA, Ap 21 1896, 7-1 

.,EY, -lr.S. C-HOhGF W. 

Fobbed of gold 7/atch and chain 

F.DO, F 9, 1353, 2-5 


POLLfcJY, DKLOS 

CCPIUAL 

Mar-led 

L. 

UA, D 4, 1867, 

POLLEY, DELOS L. 

Emma D. 

toung 

3-6 

Filed papers for $3,000 for sewer damage 

(3") 

UA, S 9, 1897, 6-6 

POLLEY, GEORGE T. 

CL?:I3 

Obituary. (8») 

UA, Ag 26, 1881, 2-2 

POLLEY, JOHN 

DS 

Death 

RDD D 29, 1851, 3-3

POLICY, MARGUERITE 

Died 

UA, Ur 20, 1866, 2-5 

POLLEY, ilARION B. 

Died 

UA, Ag 9, 1880, 3-9 

POLLEY & CRAFT COAL YARD 

Robbed of considerable coal lately, 

Christian Seller was arrested In a police 

trap laid last night. 

UA, Ja 31, 1879, 2-2 

WN:JMG 

POLLITT, RALPH JR. (MILAN, OHIO) 

ARO 

Married Lucy M; Pease (Marion) 

RDA, S 25, 1851, 3-2 


PCLLEY, WILLIAM 

PR:-71 

Granted patent for rotary role 

trimmer 

UA F 13, 1891, 6-3 

POLLISTEN, GEORGE 

FD::.3 

i-.^^^fcW^-^.^.W^ • xl* 

Held in Police Court for abusin? 

deceased roman named, Kanpton. 

UA, Je 10, 1861, f?-4 

POLLMAMA, CONRAD P. 

See Wanzer, Hasted C,

POLLOCK, ELLA (BROCKPORT) 

GTZ:JI 

See Northrup, Frank 

POLLOCK, ISABELLA M. 

LA:MB 

See McPnaii, William H, 

POLLOCK, JAKES B. 

Obituary. 

UA Ja2, 1880 2-6 

See Goes, Flora A 


POLLOCK, GEORGE 

VR:MB 

Awaits trial for counterfeiting 

In Webster, N. Y. 

UA, Ag 22, 1862, 2-3 

POLLOCK, JAMES 

Bowers, John, arrested for robbing 

UJ&, 0 7, 1861, 2-4 

POLLOCK, JAMES B. 

Will admitted to probate, 

UA, Ja 26, 1880, 2-1 

POLLOCK, JOHN (CHARLOTTE) 

Obituary 

UA, Ag 17, 1895, 1.6

POLLOCK, Jem; K. 

Arrives in Rochester tn route to Puifalo 

UA, Ja 23, I605, 2-1 

POLLOCK, LfftS. SARAH A. (Brockoort) 

SC:S! 

Died 

UA, SI, 1890, 1-7 

POLLY, EDWARD 

JA:HR 

Died 

UA, F 23, 1893, 5-4 

POLLY, MRS. NANCY 

NT:D8 

Died 

UA 8 23, 1861, 3-6 


POLLOCK, ROBERT (FAIRPORT) 

Fell into canal and drowned; believed 

to have been intoxicated 

UA, Je 4, 1859, 2-4 

GZiJlir, 

POLLY, GFORGE W. 

L»S 

POLO 

Married Frances Hannon in Rochester 

RDA D 27, 1852, 2-3 

Polo game at Driving Park suggested 

as best means of raising money for 

yellow fever sufferers 

UAf 3 7, 

1878 , 2-3 

•

POLO 

Washington defeated Centrals (Lockport) 

at Washington Rink 

UA, Ja 14, 1886, 2-5 

FG:?D 

POLO 

IB:HR 

The Walnuts of Lockport and the 

Harvards played a game at the 

Washington Rink. 

UA, Mr 13, 1886, 3-1 

POLCN, LOUISE 

JGUI 

Declared Insane 

UA 8 18, 1885, 3-9 

POLJfflYMNlANS 

UW:RZ 

Held annual election 

officers given* 

UA Ap 15, 1893, 5-2 


POLO 

Walnuts (LoclCMort) 3 goals, Harvards, 0 

(3i n ) 

UA Lr 13, 1886, 3-1 

A JC: RZ 

Tie game between Washington and 

Hickory Teams. 

UA, Ja 2, 1891, 5-3 

POLTER, FLORENCE MAY 

Died 

UA S 8, 1894, 8-2 

POLYHYMNIANS 

Gave concert at Cathedral Hall. (19") 

UA My 24, 1893, 6-1

POLYHYMNIAN SOCIETY 

FAD 


UA, Ja 15, 1894, 6-2 

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE 

CC:ARO 

Opened 

UA, D 11, 1858, 3-2 

POlaERAY, MRS. ARKINDA IU 

See Clute, Peter H. 

PCL:ERBY, C. G. 

see also Poneroy, C. G. 


POLTLECHNIC 80CIETY 

JUiJl 

Addreti by Professor T. C. Colby (2 B ) 

UA, Mr 26, 1896, 9-2 

POMAR, JAMES N. 

Married May Graham, In Florida 

UA, F 26, 1S96, 

MC:EQ 

^ ^ 

POMERBY, C. G. 

PJV'tARO 

Democratic delegate from Wayne County 

to State Convention 

UA, S 6, 1859, 1-5 

POMEROY, 

DS 

Resigns as Principal of the 

Rochester High School 

UA Ap iS| 1859, 3-1

*:.':DS 

1 '">ne. entered -^nd t"»o v 'at;caes v 

"t «.ir: stolen 

UA A l, f i;c-i , °-l 

POUEROY, A. 

See Ferris, Jas.H. 

POMEROY, ALEXANDER 

And James Upton, purchased a farm 

on Charlotte Road in Greece from 

Geo* Whitney. 

UA, My 16, 1868, 2-4 

See Ferris, James H 


- 

POMEROY, SENATOR (WIFE OF) (KANSAS) 

Death 

FD:AHO 

UA, Jl 23, 1963, 3-4 

.._. 1V.J.,. 

for 

POMEROY, ALEXANDER 

.arrett builci.ig boat 

Purchased lot on Lake Avenue 

and plans to build on it 

UA, Mr 26, 1872, 2-3 

POMEROY, ARTHUR 

Died 

UA Ja 24, 1894. 6-2

POMEROY, BERT 

Arrested for stealing apples from 

farms 

UA, N 23, 1895, 13-1 

FT:JA 

PCL'.EROY, C. G. 

see also Pomerby, C. G-, 

POMEROY, MRS. C. T- (Kansas City) 

Died. Formerly Rochester- 

UA S 29 1891 ?,-5 

LA:AA 

••• 

POMEROY, CAROLINE S. 

PRlRZ 

Will admitted to probate. 

UA F 4, 1891, 5-5 


POMEROY, C. 0, 

PW 

Named delegate to Democratic State 

Convention 

UA 3 7, 1859, 4-2 

POUEROY, C. R. 

mmm 

Appointed minister of Batavia Methodist 

Episcopal Church 

UA, 0 10, 1867, 2-4 

POMEROY, CAROLINE S. (MRS. ALEXANDER) 

Died 

UA Ja 21, 1891, 7-4 

POMEROY, CARRIE S. 

Sold property to John M. Fitzgerald 

for $32,500 

UA My 4, 1887, 6-3

POMEROY, CHARLES (RUSHVILLE) 

Died 

UA F 11, 1896, 3-4 

PT'.EROY, CrL RLES H. 

Opened his ne~' tobacco and cigar 

store 

UA ::r 1, 1861, ?-? 

POLIEROY, CHARLES H 

See Hopkins, Thomas G- 

POMEROY, EDITH 

See Shaw, John T 


PCMEROY, ER. CHARLES G. (NEWARK) 

Obituary. (3 M ) 

UA D 14, 1887, 2-6 

IB:LR 

PCilEROY, 

c 

Died; 

UA, 0 

CHARLES 

formerly 

20, 1897 

PO:.IEROY, DOROTHY 

RLi:ARO 

1 POtlEROY, 

1 Died 

1 UA 

1 CMP:RZ 

Death 

H. 

of 

t 

• 

(BCSTCN) 

Rochester 

9-3 

UA, Ja 27, 1857, 3-5 

ELEAMOR B. 

Mr 24, 1879, 

(I.IRS. 

3-7 

SIMEON)

POUEROY, URS. ELIZABETH 

Died 

, F 24, 1372, 3-6 

jsiariy «ocnesi,er Pioneer; ooituary 

(1/3 column) 

UA F 9, i6?u 2-4 

POkEROY, ENOS 

PW:JI 

Listed as a Western New York pioneer 

nho died February 4, 1870 

UA Je 14, 1870, 2-2 

POiiEKOY. FREDERIC 

Sworn in as en Attorney and Counselor-ot-lav, 

() 

JilrLR 

UA 0 15, lggq, 5-6 


POlffiROY, ENOS 

(F0R1..ERLY OF ROCHESTER) 

Died at Palmyra; was one of the first 

4 lawyers rho settled in Rochester. 

(1 par.) 

UA, F 8, 1870, 2-4 

--B 

P0I2CR0Y, Zi: 

AV:SC 

Listed as member of the "Rochester Blues rl 

in 1616 

UA, *p 19, 1870, 2-5 

POUEROY, FRED 

Arrested for stealing apples from 

farms 

UA, N 23, 1895, 13-1 

FT:JA 

PC:3:;CY, 

Visits 

L:I. LK 

G2CFX-S 

sick 

E. (DEI 

daughter in 

3DD, !'y 

11, 1854, 2-4 

• 

city

POMEROY, HARRIET G. (MRS. SIMEON B.) 

Died 

AJC.-RZ 

UA *7 18, 1872, 3-4 

POIEROY, HERBERT 

Charged with stealing a wagon 

UA, N 26, 1895, 6-6 

FT:JA 

P022RCY, IRA 

Obituary 

UA, Je 15, 1876, 2-3 

GTZ:FD 

POMEROY, JENI-.TE E. (TROY, PA.) 

See Roe, Dr. John 0. 

AA 


POKERCY, KRS. HART 

SV:1ILH 

Died in Pittsfield, Mass. 

RDA, Ag 16, 1852, 3-1 

POMEROY, HERBERT 

JC:RZ 

Sentenced to penitentiary for Grand 

Larceny 

UA Mr 21, 1896, 9-4 

POMEROY, JENNIE 

;ramm 

See Roe, Dr. John 0, 

rC: 

1 ^ 

r D 

:;..EROY, JERE... I AH 

See Johnson , Kr. 

•

11, 

POMEROY, JOHN N. 

Elected Corresponding Secretary of 

the Rochester Athenaeum & Mechanics 

Association. 

RDD, Ja 12, 1854, 2-3 

POMEROY, J0H1I N. 

President of Literary Convention held 

at Syracuse 

RDU Ag 2, 1855, 2-2 


Assigned as counsel for Ira Stout 

in murder case. 

FD:MB 

UAf Ja 22, 1858, 3-3 


POI/EROY, JOHN N. 

Elected director of the Athenaeum 

and Mechanics Association 

RDA, Ja 12, 1853, 2-5 

DS:KLH 

POMEROY, JOHN N 

ARO 

Elected president of Atheneum 

Association 

RDU, Ja 10, 1855, 3-1 

POMEROY, JOHN N. (ROCHESTER) 

Married Annie R. Carter (Savannah) 

RDU, N 27, 1855, 3-5 

POUEROY, JOHN N. 

DS 

In letter to UA testifies that 

allusion to R. J. Patterson in 

Irs Stout's Confession is false 

UA 0 29, 1858, 3-2

POUEROY, JOHN N. 

Formed A IAW partnership with 

B. 0. Chappell 

UA, Ja 9, 1860, 2-2 

POIiEROY, M. N. (LIMA) 

See Halatt, Dr. 

POMEROY, MARY E. 

Death 

UA Mr 1,1858, 3-6 

POMEROY, NICHOLS 

Arrested for stealing apples from farms 

UA, N 23, 1895, 13-1 

FT:JA 



H The Code of Remedial Justice" criticized 

In Poraeroy's pamphlet, passed by 

. legislature 

hm mmm 

UA, F 15, 187?, 2-6 

POMEROY, HARK M. 

CP:HR 

Delivered hia lecture entitled success 

at the Town Hall in Lima. 

UA F 18, 1871 2-4 

POMEROY, MARY L. 

See Erwin, William 

POMEROY, ST. CLAIR (LYONS) 

Stole horse and buggy from Carroll's 

Livery Stable 

UA, Mr 25, 1865, 2-2 

MHM:ARO

POMEROT, SIMEON 

Died* 

RT:RR 

, Ja 5t 1884, 3-7 

POKEROY, SIMEOi; 5. 

gz;mmm 

Harried Harriett G. Bennett 

UA, N 7, 1868, 3-8 

POMEROY, THEODORE E. (CANANDAIGUA) 

Married Mrs. Rachel E. Herrick (Canandaigua) 

UA, Ap 16, 1867, 8-2 

POMERS, WILLIAM V. 

Died 

SC:JEP 

UA 0 1, 1890, 5-6 


8 

POUEROY, SIMEON 

Died. 

UA Ja 5, 1884 4-7 

CC:HR 

^mm 

PCI'EFCY, SI:;EC; B. 

mnini 

See Hall, Leonard 'V, 

POLIEROY & V/ALTERS 

Received patent for Pump 

UA, Mr 27, 1869, 2-2 

PJZUJEG 

POIIERY, VYILLIE 

Died of lockjaw 

UA, Jl 1?9 1881, 2-2

, CLARA 

îtr, John F. 

POUOLOGICAL SOCIETY, AMERICAN 

Exhibition of fruits and flo?/ers 

at Corinthian Hall held. List of 

entries riven. 

RDU, S 25, 1856, 3-1 

POIIOLOGICAL SOCIETY, AMERICAN 

Plan it8 Tenth Session at Corinthian 

Hall, Rochester 

UA, S 6, 1864, 2-3 

FD:ARO 

POKOLOGICAL SOCIETY, AMERICA 

VB:JUO 

In session at Corinthian Hall 

UA, S 15, 1864, 2-3 


POMOLOGICAL SOCIETY, AMERICAN 

F3: LIB 

Purpose of coning meeting at 

Corinthian Hall given. 

RDU, S 22, 1856, 3-1 

POHOLOGICAL SOCIETY, AMERICAN 

To hold biennial session and exhibition 

here 

UA, F 3, 1364, 2-2 

VR:A?.O 


Tenth session convenes at 

Corinthian Hall; officers elected 

UA, S 14, 1864, 2-4 

POMOLOGICAL SOCIETY, THE AMERICAN 

Article questioning the object of this 

society. 

DA, S 8, 1869, 2-5

PQMOLOGICAL SOCIETY, THE AlAEhlCAN 

CG;KB 

Article glTlng short history and the 

purpose of this society. 

QA, 8 9, 1869, 2-5 

POMOL0GICAL SOCIETY, AMERICAN 

Rochester area nurserymen urge society 

to hold their next meeting here. 

UA Kr 29, 1879 2-6 

CKP.-HR AA:HF 

POHOLOGICAL SOCIETY, AL1ERICAN 

AA:HR 

Proceedings of last night's session. 

(£ col.) 

UA S 18, 1879 1-6 


AA:HR 

Proceedings of second day's session. 

(2/3 col.) 

UA * 3 19, 1879 1-6 


POUOLOCHCAL SOCIETY, AMERICAN (BOSTON) 

Barry. W. 0., (Rochester) to deliver 

essay entitled M On the keeping of 

and ripening of apples, pears and 

plums", at Boston meeting* 

UA 9 2, 1873 2-5 

PCHCLOC-ICAL SOCIETY, AÊRICAiC 

Opened 17th biennial session in 

Common Council chamber; officers of 

society listed. (1 col.) 

UA S 17, 1879 3-3 

POJaCLOGICAL SOCIETY, AL-EKICAtf 

AA: HP 

Proceedings of this morning's meeting, 

(1 col.) 

UA S 18, 1879 3-3 

POLIOLOGICAL SOCIETY, AMERICAN 

AA5HR 

Proceedings of meeting given. (1 1/5 col.; 

UA 3 19, 1879 2-3

POMONA GRANGE, L'ONFOE COUNTY 

AS:FD 

g held; application** for membertaken 

Mr 30, 189P., 5-5 

POUONA GRANGE, IIONROE COUNTY 

JL:JI 

Officers elected and listed; new 

•embers received (2& in.) 

UA, Ur 28, 1896, 9-4 

POiJlOY, FRANCES 

JS:FD 

See Young, William B. (4 H ) 

POHCE, HUBERT (LE ROY) 

JM:RZ 

Died 

UA Mr 13, 1894, 2-2 


POMONA GRANGE, MONROE COUNTY 

Eleotion of officers. 

UA, Ja 2, 1896, 2-2 

JC:AA 

POl-IPCY, 1.2*. 

n: •»»• 

Found a gold watch and brought it to the 

American office 

RDU S 14, 1853, 2-5 

POMfiOY, S. S. (LOCKPORT) 

1 POND, 

Purchased the Courier establishment 

at East Saginaw, Mich. 

UA, S 9, 1369, 2-2 

1 Elected 

1 Election 

PJW: ARO 

Assemblyman 

district, 

UA, N 16, 

1859, 2-4 

from 

Monroe 

the 2nd 

County

POND, VS. 

Removed a3 Collector of Rochester; 

Editorial defending him 

HDD, Ap 1L, 1S51, 2-3 

.: I.'IH 

POND, A. 

1 CL:JI 

POND, ANSON W. 

Cx 

Died 

UA 

Died 

UA, Ag 8, 1887, 8-5 

POND, CAROLINE (MRS. ELIAS) 

Died 

VC.'JMQ 

w. 

UA, Mr 19, 187^, 3.7 


Ag8, 1887, 2-6 * 

i 

I 

Pond, Mr- 

Outlines the history of the Fair 

Bill-Agricultural, Horticultural and 

Mechanical Association of V.'estern 

New York 

UA, My 12, I860, 2-3 

Pond, Mrs. Anna 

Formerly of Rochester, died in 

Corunna, llich. 

UA, My 11, 1860, 3-4 

POND, ,C. F. 

Elected Secretary of the House for Idle 

and Truant Children 

POND, CHARLES F. 

Mr 19, 1872, 2-4 

Admitted to practice in Supreme Court 

of N. T. 3. 

UA D 4, 1862, 2-3

CHARLES P. 

Married Mary E. Porter 

CG:JMG 

0 7, 1364, 3-1 

POND, CHARLES F 

WN:JI 

Sold land to John B. Balzer for 

$2,800 

UA 0 30, 1876, 2-5 

POND, CHAS. F, 

^^ - -.^t • • - ••&*&?*te

POND, CHARLES F. 

"•'Ins suit against Salamanca National 

Bank (l M ) 

UA, D 9, 1896, 6-5 

JDP:TL 

POND, CHARLES T. 

NT:MB 

Ex-Supervisor, some one tried to kill 

him while standing in his kitchen. 

UA, Jl 5, 1879, 2-7 

POND, CORNELIA BROCKWAY 

See Andrews, M. Percy 

CCP:EQ 

POHD, XLHERT 

3>i«d 

Hi. I 18. 1S75. 3-3 

BL:ID 


POND, CI&RLSS 

Republlcnn 

el^ct hira 

UA 

•TIP; - r 2 

D 31. 

y t 

POND, CLARA LOUISE 

r.cmb

POND, ELIA3 

MB 

Nominated for Manager of the 

western House of Refuge. 

Pond, Elias 

POND, ELIAS 

lffliilAHO 

t Mr 27, 1856, 2-1 

Attacked for active participation 

in remonstration meeting 

against additional taxes 

UA, ? 24, 1857, 2-1 

Appointed delegate to annual meeting 

of the New York State Agricultural 

Society 

UA, Ja 12, 1860, 2-2 

POND, ELIAS 

73W:AR0 

Appointed Manager of the Western 

House of Refuge 

UA, F 6, 1862, 2-5 


PONDf ELIAS 

MB 

Elected delegate to Whig State 

Convention, 

POND, ELIAS 

POND, ELIAS 

RDU, My 24, 1856, 3-3 

Republican nominee for assemblyman 

UA, 0 24, 1859, 1-5 

Vs. Austin Leonard, Circuit Court case 

LA, Jr 15, lr. V , "-4 

Appointed one of the managers of Western 

House of Refuge 

UA F 13, 1865, 2-2

POND, ELIAS 

in mm 

Listed as N«w York State Assemblyman 

from Rochester In 1859 to 1860 

UA, N 11, 1868, 2-2 

POND, EL US 

JCni:AB 

Died 

UA, Ja 13, 1575, 3-5 

POND, EMILY LANE (MRS. JAS. P.) 

JCM:MB 

Died in St. Paul, Minn. 

UA, Mr 10, 1877, 3-8 

POND, F. P. 

WNlRZ 

See Smith James H. (Holley) 


POND, ELIAS 

Obituary (£ col) 

UA, Ja 13, 1875, 2-2 

POND, ELIAS 

See Walbridge, D.T. 

PW/CUV 

r-GUD, FFASTUS 

CB 

•I 

POi.'D, FRSD 

Oêns Lawman House in Partariville 

HDD, I£y 14, 135:, 2-5 

See Alinroth, Henry

POND, GEORGE M. 

Died 

CCP:JliG 

FD:A?:C 

, Je 13, 1866, 3-7 

POKD, J LCUIE (SAi: FRA..C:~.C, CAL. ) 

I'.arried Julia A. :.c Cr-.rzy (Hlllsr^le, 

UA, Jl 53, IS>3?, 3-7 

POND, DR. JOSEPH DICKINSON 

Obituary 

UA, Ja 5, 1688, 2-7 

LR:HR 

mamm 

POND, JULIE (MRS. NATHAN P.) 

Died at Washington, D. C. 

UA, Ag 29, 1887, 8-6 


POND, HARRIET S. 

See Warren, R.F. 

POND, JOSEPH D. 

WN:HR 

See Shunaway, Ellen. 

POND, MRS. JULIA BEECHER 

Died 

UA, Ag 29, 1887r 2-3 

lb mmm 

Appointed Collector of Tolls on the 

Erie Canal at Brockport

FCND, L-YI 

Appointed Collector of Tolls at 

Brockport. 

RDDf Ja 21, 18o-*, 2-7 

POND, LEVI (BRCCKPCRT) 

UHi::AR0 

POND, LINDSAY 

Reported dangerously ill 

UA, Ap 4, 1860, 2-3 

POND, MARCUS (PERRY) 

SC:FD 

Died 

UA Ag 10. 1S97, 7-1 

Married Miss Me Nalr (Perry) 

UA, D 29, 1890, 8-1 


POND, 

FD:MC 

LEVI 

Appointed 

Brockport 

oolleotor of tolls at 

for Erie Cnnal 

RDU, F 22, 

1855, 2-3 

POND, LEWIS W. 

Granted patent on clothes-dryer 

• 

UA, S 20, lS9fcf 6-1 

JLlEQ 

POND, LOUIS H. (FARMINGTON, CONN.) 

MM:HR 

•••I 

Married Uzzie Baldrldge (Clyde) 

UA, N 11, 1893, 2-4 

?C:iD, :.ARTHA LOUISA 

See V/aitney, James 1.1.

POND, UARTHA .OUISA 

See Whitney, James U. 

POND, HAIY E. 

See Brewster, H. Pomroy. 

PCND. II. ?. (BEOCKPCRT) 

Barn destroyed by fire, loss $200, 

UA Lly 23, 1862, 2-1 

POND. MRS. N. P. 

UA Ag 28, 1869, 2-2 

(BROCKPORT) 


POND, MARTHA WHITNEY 

JU:RZ 

Sea Kimball, Harold C. 

FOND, N. D. 

e 

Makes correction relative to 

capture of three Erockport thieves 

UA Jl 27, 1858, 3-2 

POND, LIEUT. COL. N. P. (BROCKPORT) 

Appointed a Harbor Master of New York City 

UA Mr 10, 1865 2-3 

POND, N. P- 

Was elected on the Judiciary Committee 

at the International Baseball Convention 

in Pittsburgh, Pa. 

UA F 23, 187? 2-7

POND, N. P. 

AA:H? 

Sold to Mary E. Briggs land in this 

city for $3,005. 

UA liy 19, 1879 2-7 

POND, PHILIP 

Died 

RDA, Mr 4, 1853, 2-8 

POND, THERON T. 

Died in Utica. 

HDD Mr 2, 1852, 3-3 

PONTINS, MARY 

CMV 

Committed suicide 

UA Mr 2, 1858, 3-1 


POND, NATHAN P. 

SL:AB 

Married Susie A. Moore 

UA, 8 28, 1888, 8-7 

POUD, PHILIP 

Ci.IV 

Death 

HDD Li- 5, 1853, 3-3 

POND STREET 

JD/CCP 

1 PONTIUS, 

1 Died 

1 SC:FD 

Renamed Jefferson Park, 

UA JA 26, 1870, 2-3 

UA, D 

GEORGE 

at Palatka, 

20, 1890, 

Fla. 

8-3 

•

PONTIUS, GEO. v;. 

Admitted to the Bar by Supreme Court 

UA 0 1C, 1873, 2-6 

£B!i90ltbm£f**iir*^ 

PONY EXPRESS 

VR:ARO 

Dana, George S. (Rochester) may go 

Into service of U.S. Mail Co. as 

rider 

POOL, CHAS. A. 

UA, S 16, 1858, 3-1 

Listed as newly elected Rep. supervisor 

froa the 2nd ward. 

UA, Mr 6, 1872, 2-3 

AJC:JMG 

POOL, EMMA E. 

See Rebasz, Charles B. 


PONTONK, 

Died 

UA 

CAR1AELL 

Ap 5, 1»97 . 5-1 

POOL, CHARLES A. 

O 

Listed as Republican member of the 

new Board of Supervisors of 2nd Ward, 

UA Mr 8, 1872, 2-5 

POOL, J. H. 

PW/CMV 

Defrauded ou4- of $100 by Owens 

UA D 31, 1859, 2-2 

•

POOL, J.H. 

Returned 

UA, 

VR:AB 

(ROCHESTER) 

from Europe. 

Ag 30, 

1862, 2-1 

POOL, UR. & MRS. J. H. 

JD:MB 

Have arrived at New York from 

Liverpool. 

UA, N 2, 1866, 2-1 

POOL, J.H. 

Listed as Director of Rochester and 

Genesee Valley Railroad 

tJA, Je 11, 1868, 2-5 

CF:JMG 

POOL, J.H. 

CG:AB 

Suffered $35,000 loss when his building 

was damaged by fire 

UA, D 27, 1370, 2-Z 


JvLj J H« 

.Arrived home from Fredericksturr .vithout 

finding his relative 

UA, ?:y 23, lCb4, 2-3 

POOL, J.H. 

CG:AB 

POOL, J.H. 

Listed as director of the Genesee 

Valley R.R. 

UA, Je 14, 1867, 2-5 

Sold the "Jefferson Kills" to Joseph 

I.Iedberry 

UA, N 30, 1669, 2-4 

POOL, J H. 

CCP:JI 

Bold property on Race Street to D. D. S 

Brown 

UA Ja 6, 1871, 2-7

A3:AB 

PCCL, J. h. 

, J.H. 

And family lr*ve for Europe instead of 

Cftllforina as previously stated 

UA » 3 ?3, 

Visits city after having been in 

England for 18 months 

UA Ag 25, 1876, 2-1 

Verdict return«c in hi9 faôr 

UA oc; i-O 

POOL, JAMES F. 

Patent granted 

UA, Mr 26, 1897, 9-1 


POOL, J. H# 

Returns with improved health from 

trip abroad 

UA 0 10, 1673, 2-6 lj- in. 

POOL, J H. 

Old Clinton mills have been purchased 

by him for $18,000. Will convert them 

into flouring mill. 

POOL, JAMES F. 

Ag 5, 1885, 2-1 

Married Bertha S. Scrantom. 

UA My 24, 1871 

POOLf JOSEPH H. 

Sells property for $8,000 to John Hartel 

F 2f 1869, 2-4

POOL, JOSEPH H, 

ARO 

8old four water privileges from 

Brown's Race to Wm. T. Garner, of 

New York City 

UA 0 14, 1871, 2-5 

POOL, JOS. H. 

Sold land to Geo. Motley for $13,500 

UA, F 11, 1881, 2-6 

POOL, JOSEPH H. 

mm 

Died 

UA, Mr 14, 1890, 8-6 


Funeral reviewed 

UA, Mr 18, 1890, 5-7 


POOL, JOSEPH H 

AB:ARO 

To leave with family for California; 

to spend the winter there 

UA, 8 21, 1872, 2-1 


cc mm 

Obituary (7 W ) 

UA, Mr U, 1890, 5-3 


CC:FD 

Died. In memoriam (3§ H ) 

UA, Mr 17, 1890, 5-5 


Will admitted to probate in Surro?r>te 

Court. 

CC:JDP 

UA Ap 7, 1890, 5-6


Hill, C. J, 

POOL, liARY 2LI2A 

Died. 

UA Ap 21, 1374 3-7 

GTZ:HE 

POCL, WILLIALl R. 

Married Sara S el lew (Dunkirk) 

UA, Je 16, 1SS1, 2-6 

CL:ARO 

••• 

POOL & SMITH 

CO:AB 

Suffer $6,000 loss in Pool Bldg. fire 

UA, D 27, 1870, 2-3 


PCOL, JOSEPHINE H. 

Died 

UA, F ?3, 1874, 3-7 

C-Z:AB 

POOL, WILLARD H. 

Died 

UA, 0 19, 1875, 3-5 

POOL, WM. SPENCER 

Married Ann Jane Brown 

RDU J-. 19, 1855, 3-2

POOL 

POOL 

POOL 

VJC:MB 

EverythinR in In re-diness for the 

tournament scheduled to begin tonight. 

(2") 

UA F 26, 1883, 2-6 

Winners in the first series on the 

second day given; shot by shot description 

of the match between H. A. 

Waldron loc^l entry and winner, and 

Danklemen, loser (17 in.) 

UA F ^8, 1533, K-l 

Results of the last series given; 

Waldron, Rochester's entry won again 

(12") 

Mr 2, 18S?, 2-6 

Four more series played; results given, 

(9-) 

UA, Mr 6, 1883, 4-1 


POOL 

Tournament opened last evening ",'tth tvo contests 

beinr played; Albert Frev, (!'«•* York) 

defeotec 1 Joseph King (Philadelphia) *nd John. 

Bee hunger defeated G-eo. B. Sut^?".; rhot by 

shot description given (li col.) 

UA, F 21, 18*J, k-1 

POOL 

POOL 

Waldron, the local entry defeated Frey after 

not being- alloved -a chance to "in; 

other results listed (20 in.) 

UA Mr 1, 1883, **~1 

First week of tournament play is 

over; results of the last series ar.d 

the results to date given. (13") 

UA, Mr Ff 1863, 

VJC:iIB 

POOL 

Burlelgh, Wm., appeared drunk and lost 

a series with Sutton; he then played 

against Walden and let him win' by order 

of crocked betters ?;ho offered him $100 

to throw away the frame. (12 11 ) 

VJC :i£B 

UA, Kr 7, 1883, 4-1

POOL 

Burleirh disqualified because of 

intoxication and crookedness; 4 

series played; results given. (6 M ) 

VC:. B 

UA, Ur 8, 1983, 4-2 

POOL 

Amateur pool tournament begun; series 

played (2") 

UA, y.r ?0, 1683, 2-4 

VC:ARO 

POOL 

Opening olpy of tournament at Brunswick 

billiard parlors h^s begun. (6") 

F 20, 1884, 2-6 

Bessunger defeated Eggleston. (6 W ) 

UA F 21, 1^64, 3-8 


POOL TrUPNA'EK'T 

VC.-AB 

POOL 

Knlpht won the third orize of $100; 

oth^r prizes still undecided; Frey 

and Bessun'-er tied for first place 

as a result of the lr.st game (18") 

UA, Hr 10, 1883, 4-1 

Results of the arrateur pool tournament 

in last evening's play (2") 

UA, Mr 22, 1883, 2-3 

vc mmn 

POOL 

POOL 

L' :? LG:RZ 

Second days results of play at 

Brunswick billiard hall. 

UA F 21, 1684, 1-5 

Bessunger is leadlnp the local pool 

tournament vith 3 v/ins and no defeats. 

(6") 

UA F 23, 1884, 4-2

POOL 

PW:HR 

POOL 

PW:MB 

Btfsungtr and Pool art now tlsd for 

first plaot in looal tournament, 

UA, F 25, 1884, 4.3 

Dankleman is now in first place with 

5 wins and no defeats. 

UA, F 29, 1884, 4-3 

POOL 

POOL 

CCiHR 

Frey with 8 wins and no defeats 

is leading the local tournament. 

UA, Mr 4, 1884, 4-3 

Tournament is being held; scores and 

players listed. (4j d ) 

UA, Mr 7, 1884, 2-6 


POOL 

Standings of players in Brunswick 

billiard tournament 

UA, F 27, 

AJC:ARO 

Yesterday's series won by Dankleraan, 

Heman, Gillette, and Frey. 

UA, Mr 1, 1884, 4-3 

POOL TOURNAMENT 

POOL 

Dankleman is now in first place with 

7 wins and no defeats. 

UA, Mr 5, 1884, 4-2 

Tournament, list of players and 

scores. (5") 

CCiHR 

UA, Kr 8, 1884, 4-3

POOL 

List of players and soores, (5 W ) 

UA, V.r 10, 1684, 4-2 

CC:HR 

POOL 

POOL 

Final standing of tournament which 

"on by Frey 

UA, Hr 15, 1834, 4-2 

lg mean 

POOL 

List 

UA, 

CC:HR 

JG:JI 

of 

LTr 

players 

1?, 1834 , 4-2 

Utdh- ~ Aft* * 

ind scores. 

Smith, Tony. (Rochester) defeated 

Kattey (Buffalo) 11 to 6 

UA D 12, 1885, 2-2 

• 


POOL 

List 

UA, 

CC:HR 

POOL 

of 

Mr 

players 

11, 1884, 

and scores. (5j H ) 

4-3 

Frey defeated Bessunger and assured 

himself of first place 

UA, Ur 14, 1884, 4-3 

UA, D 11, 1885, 2-1 

• 

Match between Tony Smith of Rochester 

and Al Mattey of Buffalo arranged. 

AJC:HR 

POOL 

Licenses must be secured immediately. 

Police will arrest persons who keep 

pool or billiard tables that are not 

lioensed 

U*, Je 21, 1893, 5-5 

CCP:JI

POOLE, H.O. 

?J2\* n 

as lawyer In Appellate Court 

JM:FD 

UA, F 7, 1896, 6-3 

POOLE, JOSEPH 

o 

Democratic candidate for Alderman for two 

years of 2nd ward. 

HD:ARO 

, air 3, 1Q65, 2-1 

POOLE, ROBERT 

Obituary 

UA, S 5, 1887, 2-6 

POOLE, WILLIAM 

WU:RZ 

Married Mabelle Floyed (Boston) 

UA Ap 15, 1893, 5-2 


POOLE, JOHN C. 

A-: DS 

"Reoollectlons of Friendship" a 

waltz and gallopade for the piano 

forte; published at Jollle's, 

New York 

UA My 19, 1860, 2-7 

PCCLE, JOSEPH E. 

Married Mary Dorethy 

RDA, Ja 7, 1851, 2-8 

DS:MLH 

POOLE, VALENTINE B. 

(GALVESTON, TEXAS) 

Married Martha S. Herrington in 

Rochester, N. Y* 

UA, D 15, 1860, 3-4 

POOLB, WM. A. (PHILADELPHIA) 

Harried Mary A.. 0» Connor 

UA, 0 1, 1867, 3-6 

CPtARO

POOLE, VILLIJ P. (BCSTCiO 

Larried ?anny :•-, Gleason 

POOR, MARY J (Wayland) 

See Ehle, G. P. (Dansvllle) 

UHX.-JI 

POOR, OVERSEER OF THE 

See Monroe County 

NP.'JUG 

POOR 

Rochester 

Article descriptive of poor relief 

RDU, Ja 27, 1855, 3-1 


POOLER9 

Died 

UAt 

IB:JI 

POOR HOUSE 

JAMES 

N 6, 

BRADLEY 

1893, 

< 

See Rochester, City of 

Rochester 

(PITTSFORD) 

7-1 

Article refers to actual case 

RDU, Ja 20, 1855, 2-3

NT 

POOR 

Item "Winter 

scribes work 

RDU, 

D 5, 185 

\tnaiam r *~i t,i,Bm 

POOR IN ROCHESTER 

FD:MB 

and 

of 

the Poor", dethe 

Work House. 

3-1 

Ed. on the poor and destitute 

UA, Ja 17, 1865, 2-1 

POOR RELIEF 

'Z:A5 

••• 

Correspondent 'elleves free soup 

hous«= ôuld solve hunger oroblem of 

the Poor 

UA, F 24, 1874, 2-5 

POOR RELIEF 

NP.'JllG 

See Monroe County 

) 


PCCR Ii.' FCCHE3Tl-:R 

Editorial .-, 

rppoint ofi*= 

i»o '.Rcsr ,,. r '.xi 

v.-ort;/' poor 

UA, Jr -1, 

POOR RELIEF 

GTZ:HR 

or 

l rer.l 

! 

• 

RtS 

tv'O 

t'r.r t 

co^petent 

V "JitG 

-1 

city 

of ti: 

i uthorities 

oerfions 

Problem of taking care of needy discussed 

by Newspaper. Different methods 

in use considered. 

UA Ja 21, 1874 2-2 

POOR RELIEF 

Committee to eive concert to raise funds 

which will help to employ the poor 

UA, Jl 9, 1877, 2-5 

POOR RELIEF 

AO 

See Rochester, City of, Poor Relief

POOR, ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY FOR THE 

CG:MC 

To oontinue rendering assistance to 

poop 

U A, D 12, 1860, 2-3 

POORE & R0ri::5. 

Bought Dansville Horaia.newspaper. 

UA, Ag 7>f 1365, 2-3 

CCPIARO 

POORliAN, JESSIE 

Real name of «roman vfao had been 

listed as Jessie Bishop when found 

dead 

UA, My 15, 1895, 7-2 

POPE, CHARLES 

MLH 

Rochester actor playing in Buffalo 

RDU, Jl 19, 1854, 2-5 


POORE, UR3. MOSES SR. 

Died (f 11 ) 

UA, Jl 17, 1891, 7-4 

MC:HR 

POCREY, GEORGE LEO 

Died 

o 

UA, Jl 30, 1892, 5-6 

JM:AB 

POOT, J H. 

CB 

(WAYLAND) 

Left for Europe, remained one week 

in England and returned in 33 days 

RDD, Je 5, 1852, 2-4 

POPE, CHARLES 

SV:ARO 

Chosen to play opposlt Julia Dean 

RDU, Ap 29, 1356, 3-3

POPE, CHAS, 

NT:ARO 

Theatre 

Playing In T eatre at Sacramento, 

Cal. 

POPE, E. U. 

FD:UB 

RDU, 0 7, 1356, 1-7 

POPE, CHARLES 

Died 

UA D 3. 1837, 1-7 

POPE, CRISSY (Scottsvil e) 

Died in Medina. (l 11 ) 

UA, 0 ?O, ^gco, 7-3 

Grocery store burglarized, 

UA, Ag 10, 1869, 2-6 


CB 

PCPE, CHARLES 

Carried Virginia He- p.rd (St. Louis) 

UA Ao 17, 1861, ?-Z 

S^^**^**? 1 ^'- 

POPE, CHARLES ROEHR 

To read "Hamlet" in Corinthian Hall 

RDD, Jl 17, 1852, 2-5 

, E. B. 

^^ 

Elected honorary member of llonroe County 

Sportmen f s Club. 

UA, Ap 6, 1833, 4-1 

PCPi, ED.rAR B. 

(ALBUCrUE.-Q.UE, 

i.'S 

Died 

UA., F 7, 1891, 

PR:FAD 

2-6 

• 

..IXIC)

POPE, L1SUT. COL. EDMUND M. 

Married M«ry B. Frlsble (Pb.elps) 

KAL:.-RO 

, Mr 25, 1R55, 3-8 

PCPZ J. ...IChEAL (H7CHESTEH) 

Co'mitted suicide by ju"ii5lnefo^ 

a building ('"4") 

i-y 16, 1896, 9-4 

POPE, LYDIA L. 

CMV 

See Browne11, A. C 

POPE, MRS. MARY A 

NT: 

Obituary 

UA, D 11, 1876, P-3 


POPE, GEORGE 

\ Died. 

\ UA Je 13, 1883, 

I 

1 

Iv:S:L? 

w. 

" - " ^ 

o 

POPE, JOSEPH (SCOTTSVILLE) 

Died 

UA, Je 3, 16595, 6-2 

CCP:EQ 

Mm 

POPE, MARGARET (MRS. PETER) 

Died. 

UA, My 10, 1878, 3-7 

POPE, MARIA 

Died 

UA, Jl 6, 

SCr.TA 

DEUEL 

1897, 

(SCOTTSVILLE) 

• 

3-7

POPE, MINNIE A, 

POPE, PAUL 

Me Naughton, William 

Arrested on suspicion of robbing the 

Waters, Bishop f.nd Company Ear-king; office 

UA, Jl 23, Iff63, 2-1 

FD:A?.C 

POPE, SAMUEL (CHILI) 

Deceased, accounts of administrators settled. 

UA, 0 23, 1863, 2-3 

nt:mam 

POPE, SARAH ANN 

Died 

UA, My 25, 1868, 3-8 


POPE, ORSON (NORWICH, MEW YORK) 

Died, former Rochester!an 

UA S 22, 1876, 2-4 

Accuse! Trv wifp of "being a "bigaaist. l/3 col, 

UA D 13. 1?57- 7-7 

POPE, THOMAS 

Funeral notice 

UA, Ag 22, 1887, 2-6

f MRS. WM. 

Died 

UAt My 25f 1868, 2-4 

POPE, WILLIAM H. 

Fall Brook Coal Company appealed 

from verdict of $5,000 rendered 

Pope (2 In.) 

POPP, MRS. ANN 

F 6, 1896, 

Died in Cincinnati 

3-3 

UA, N 20, 1890, 5-7 


\ 

POPE, WILLIAM 

Died (1«) 

UA, 0 2, 18*2, 4-2 

JD:FD 

POPKE, CLARA 

POPLIG, 

Was burned to death when her dress 

fire from a bonfire (5i in.) 

UA, My 2, 1896, 9-1 

See Klmball, Joseph 

POPP, ANNA MARGARET 

Died 

JC:KR 

UA, Ja 27, 1896, 6-2 

m

POPP, Atfi IE 

Died 

UA, Ap 31, 188?, 3-7 

POPP, CHARLES OTTO 

Died 

UA, Je 14, 1876, 3-4 

fvrZ:FD 

POPE., GEORGE 

WIT:APO 

Received fatal injuries in collapse of 

St. Peter and Paul's School building 

UA, Ja 8, 1869, 2-2 

POPP, JACOB 

Charged with defrauding the Revenue 

UA Jl 14, 1871, 2-3 


POPP, CHARLES 

:. r ::MT 

, Jl 1^, Ifl34, P-l 

POPP, EDITH T. (PENFIELD) 

Died 

UA, Mr 22, 1893, 5-1 

PCPP, GEORGE 

Case against the town of Greece, the Judge 

granted the defendants motion for a 

Non-suit. (14") 

UA, 0 4, 1893, 5-5 

POPP, JACOB 

JM:JI 

Harried 

(3* in.) 

UA, ip 

J. 

Katherlne 

16, 1896, 

Staud in Rochester 

7-2

Pied 

JM:JA 

PCPP, JOHN 

JOHAIW VIKCENT 

Jl 26, 1694, 3-4 

See Weber, Otllia 

POPP, JOHN W. 

CC:JI 

MI 

Died 

UA Ap 4, 1890, 5-6 

POPP, JOSEPHINE* 

See House worth, Edward 


POPP, JOHN 

JCMFD 

Will admitted to probate 

UA, My 23, 1890, 5-5 

POPP, JOHN G. 

Son drowned In G-enesee Valley Canal 

UA, Je 14, 1876, 2-4 

POP?, JOSEPH F, (GREECE) 

JL:FD 

Married Carrie Carr 

UA, D 1, 1893, 2-4 

POPP, JULIUS 

Died 

UA, 

JC:AB 

My 8, 1888,8-4 

•

POPP, LIZZIE 

MW:FD 

See Knapp, Victor F. 

POPP, MARGARET ANNA 

IB:HR 

KB 

See Lucy, William Edward 

PCPP, MICHAEL 

Died 

UA, F 22, 1897, 3-6 

CG:JA 

1 POPP, 

1 See 

1 CC.-LR 

MINNIE 

A. 

Kerner , P. c. 

• 


POPP, JAARJtGRET G. (MRS. JOHN) 

Died 

UA, Ag 2k, 1696, 3- k 

AL:EQ 

*satisK^^ 

POPP, MARGARETTE 

Died 

UA, S 13, 1695, 7-1- 

FT:EQ 

POPP, MICHAEL 

Will probated 

UA, Mr 17, 1897, 7-1 

CP:AA 

POPP, NELLIE 

Died 

UA S 14, 1889, 2-6 

JDPtJDP

1POPP, OTTO C. 

Sf lZi" 1 ? Leglon deprived him of 

"I , of President and requested him 

resign from the organization (5«) 

SC:JA 

N 12, 1895, 9-2 

POP PEN, EDWARD 

JA 

Arrested for sending Indecent matter 

through the mails 

UA, Ur 13, 1895, 7-4 

POPPEN, EDWARD (ROCHESTER) 

JL:JI 

Pleaded guilty in Cleveland to sending 

obscene letters through the mails, 

He will serve 30 days in default of 

paying a 31C fine (2 in.) 

UA, Ap 13, 1895, 9-4 

POPPENBERG. ALBERT 

(BUFFALO) 

Biograohy of great orchestra leader. 

UA, F 14, 1878, 2-2 


POPPEN, D. S. 

nt 

Benefit tendered leader of Salem Church 

choir flt Germania Hall (1") 

UA, Ja 9, 1883, 2-1 

POPPEN, EDWARD 

Examined before United States Commissioner 

Gilbert on charge of sending indecent 

letter to ^rs. Mary Me Bride (4£ M ) 

UA, Mr 16, 1895, 10-3 

AS:TL 

aave a musical concert 

te 13, 1851, 2-4 

POPPENBERGER, JOSEPH 

IB:JI 

Died 

UA, 0 16, 1893, 5-5

POPPERT, ALBERT J, 

Drowned In the river, 

UA Jl 31, 1888, 2-5 

GTZ:JDP 

POPPERT, WILLIAM F, 

HR:FB 

Letters of administration issued on 

his estate 

UA, Jl 1, 1892, 5-2 

POPPINK, BERNARD A, 

Died 

UA, 0 23, 1888, 8-5 

POPPINO, FRANCES A. 

CG:ARO 

See Lord, N.S, 


POPPfchT, ' ILU 

Died 

UA, Je 2kt 

JL:.-:ti 

:M.[ F. 

POPPINA, ORABEL 

1*92, 2-1* 

o 

See Nichols, George M. 

POPPINK, WILLIE 

Died 

I POPPING, 

1 Died 

1 UA 0 

1 CL:RZ 

UA Ja 10, 1890, 5-2 

G. 

15, 

DUDLEY 

1881, 3-6 

•

POPPINO, JESSE 

DS:NT 

Found frozen to deith. 

RDU, Mr IP, 1855, 3-1 

POPPINO, NELLIE U. 

O 

See Steams, Wm. H. 

POPPY, A:::?: Z. (:;_RS. CHARLES) 

RL CC 

Died ( j«) 

UA tly 5, 18dO, 3-4 

POPPY, ELLA E. 

See Macy, Clarence A. 

JL:AA 


POPPINO, JULIA A. (MRS. 0. DUDLEY) 

Died 

PCPPLS, 3.T 

UA Ap 29, 167*. 3-7 

Appointed traffic manager of Erie 

Railroad (1") 

UA, 0 14, 1S90, 5-4 

POPPY, CHAPLES.P- 

i'E:AB 

POPPY, 

1 Home 

UA, 

GZ:MB 

JJarried Anna E. Taylor 

•;A, 3 1?, 1R68, 3-8 

HEKRY 

robbed of 

Mr 3, 1873, 

valuable 

2-4 

jewels.

POPPY, JOHN 0. 

Died 

UA, My 24, 1890, 5-4 

JCM'.FD 

POPULAR SOVERIGNTY 

CUV 

UA comments on Ur* Trumball's speech in 

U»S. Senate in which some terrible 

thrusts were given the "Little Giant" 

UA Ag 16, 1858, 2-1 

POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY 

Discussed In article "Senator 

Douglas on Territorial Rights" 

under the Nebraska Bill and the 

Dred Scott decisions. 

UA, S 2, 1858, 2-1 


CC:ARO 

Ed. Compliments Douglas on Ws 

speaking on this subject at Memphis 

Tennessee; Excerpts from Douglas 

speach reproduced 

UA, D 8, 1858, 2-1 



JL:M6 

Ed. Meaning of,-—discussed, 

UA, Jl 21, 1858, 2-1 


Discussed in article -"Dead and Living 

Issues"- 

UA, Ag 25, 1858, 2-1 


DS 

POPULATION 

Defended in editorial 

UA N 19, 1858, 2-1 

Brockport 

Population of Brockport is 2,8?9 

UA, S 16, 1870, 2-2

POPULATION 

JCI::HZ 

Brocknort 

Report 1B 3,452. (C*." 

UA Jl is, 1875, 2-6 

POPULATION 

PW:KB 

POPULATION 

POPULATION 

CPxJI 

Canandaigua 

Census report shows 4,719 residents, 

UA, 0 11, 1860, 2-3 

Complete census reports for Cattaraugus 

County, Genesee County, Steuben Coynty 

and Tioga County given 

UA 3 29, 1870, 2-5 

Chill 

2,245 In 1865; Increase of 40 In 5 years 

UA Jl 17, 1865, 2-2 


POPULATION "(Buffalo) 

Population of 10th Ward Is 9,060 and 

that of 11th Ward, 6,743 

UA, S 15, 1070, 2-H 

pD 

POPULATION 

Canandaigua 

Population, deaths, establishments, and 

fr.rns listed 

UA Ag 27, 1870, 2-1 

VC/CT'-V 

1 POPULATION 

1 Census 

1 UA, Jl19, 

1S75, 2-7 

^ .} cm;ab 

1 POPULATION 

1 Report 

Charlotte, 

report for 

of census 

Village 

1S7S Is 1,100 

( • 

1 UA Ag 24, 1870, 

2-6 

1 CPMI 

< • 

Chili 

Riven 

of

POPULATION 

Chili 

Report is 2,283 (l 11 ) 

JGM:RZ 

UA Jl 13$ 1875, 2-1 

POPULATION 

AB:MB 

Clarkeon 

Population 1,884; increase of 41 since 

1865. 

UA, J1^26, 1870, 2-2 

POPULATIONS 

Colored 

Meeting held at Zlon African Methodist 

Episcopal Church to organize a branch 

of the Alfo-American League, officers 

elected 

UA, D 4, 1889, 2-7 

JM:FD 

POPULATION East Bloomfleld 

mmr 

2759—500 increase over 1850 

RDU, Jl 14, 1855, 2-1 


POPULATION 

CG/CI.:V 

Census 

2,096; 

POPULATION 

UA D 

Record for 

UA, Jl 16, 1875, 

JCM:MB 

POPULATION 

Clarkson 

shov/s it tohave 

315 foreign 

21, 1860, '< 

1875 

Clarkson 

is 1,925. 

2-1 

m 

Dansville 

born, 

Population increased to 4000 

UA, Ag 2, 1864, 3-2 

PJW:ARO 

POPULATION 

Falrport 

i ^ • 

population 

2 colored 

(1") 

Census shows populPtion of TownshID at 

ll-OOO; Village population 1900. 

UA Jl l?, lggO, 2-5 

OZ:LR 

of 

etc.

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