AN ASSISTED EMIGRANT
Guido stood on the curb-stone in Fourteenth Street, between Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue, with…
A WALK UP THE AVENUE
He came down the steps slowly, and pulling mechanically at his gloves. He remembered afterwards…
THE VAN BIBBER BASEBALL CLUB.
by Ricard Harding Davis YOUNG Van Bibber decided that he ought to take some people…
THE STORY OF A JOCKEY.
by Ricard Harding Davis YOUNG Charley Chadwick had been brought up on his father’s farm…
THE JUMP AT COREY’S SLIP.
by Ricard Harding Davis THE jump from Corey’s slip was never made but by two…
THE GREAT TRI-CLUB TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
by Ricard Harding Davis CHARLES COLERIDGE GRACE, as he was called by the sporting editors,…
THE BOY WHO CRIED WOLF
by Richard Harris Davis Before he finally arrested him, “Jimmie” Sniffen had seen the man…
THE BOY SCOUT
by Richard Harris Davis A Rule of the Boy Scouts is every day to do…
THE BAR SINISTER
By Richard Harding Davis Preface When this story first appeared, the writer received letters of…
RICHARD CARR’S BABY.
by Ricard Harding Davis A FEW years ago, all the boys living in the town…