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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-17

in eyading the Irish police last week,
with the intention Of proceeding to
America to lay the cause of Ireland be-
fore the people Of that country and who
arrived at Cherbourg yesterday, reached
this city this morning.
DILLON INTERVIEWED.
I'm an interview today Mr.. Dillon said
that after the yacht on which he and
O'Breu made their escape had been out
two days the supply OF illuminating-oil
ran ont, aud IN consequence it was I'M
possible to light the yachts lights This
made it dangerous sailing in such a
crowded way as the Channel and several
times the yacht narrowly escaped being
run down 10y passing steamers, some of
which came perilously near the yacht
o'BRrES's OBJECT.
O'Briens sole object in refusing to
face bis accusers to the end in Hppe-
rary was to keep his engagement to
speak il and OF the Irish cause in Ameri-
ca. He was confident that tho mission
TO that country would meet with sue
cess. The Nationalist party were in
perfect accord, and Ireland had i'm
plicit confidence in ParnelL The death
Of Gladstone or bankruptcy OF the Ma
tional League we're the sole hopes of the
Tories in their fight against the parlia-
mentary agitation for Irish home-rule.
SOON TO SAIL FoR AMERICA.
Messrs Dillon and O'Brien will re-
main in Paris Tor three days, when they
will proceed to Havre, where they will
take passage for New York. la France
says that Dillon and O'Brien state that
after they have finished their mission in
jhe United States they will SO back to
freland and surrender themselves. The
paper says they were both exhausted By
their voyage across the Channel.
Dillon said he had nothing TO conceal
regarding the motives for the flight Of
himself and his colleagues from Ireland.
>"It is our WISH" he said, "to submit
the condition of Ireland, and appeal on
behalf of their unhappy brethren TO the
seven or eight millions of Irish people
In America The Americans are greatly
interested In Ireland, and We have no
doubt Of the political and financial sue
cess OF our mission.
MoSKY NEEDED FOR THE STRUGGLE.
"We need money for tho struggle
against the landlords, and to assist the
unhappy tenants who are perishing from
hunger and TO build houses for the eyict-
ed families. The Government wanted to
deprive tue sufferers Of these resources,
and therefore We did not hesitate to
fee" Dillon recalled the results OF
similar actions brought by the Govern
ment against other frishmen, members
Of Parliament, and journalists, and
said that fbe only resource left
for himself and O'Brien was fight
Iheyexpect TO embark on the steamer
La Bretagne on the 18th instant. They
VII remain in America four mouths.
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presumably v.ry satisfactory pescsA Rsvssss
collections were also iixht
q. obsr, ot baltimore. xd.s VS. % Sns"s'
sAsIters sy IeLe1aApS.
NKW YORK.


Ngw YORK. Octobsr iG-cotton quies ~
steAdy: sales. 5f7 baIes: upiaDds. ~ ioc VI
iesn i04c. mes receipts. ~ rs bales; 81 posD
20 treat Britain, 7.y,l bales. N tho Ccpt,nsus
Pass bsies; s'ocs, fsa,i6 bales southern nyas
quiet Wheat Aalc. higher. nrmer, sne dun
No. 2 red. si.oj :, ayiHa; options more scnss
az a KAYE sdyencs: No. red. October. u.04s
N)yember ti.0s Nsy, ell. Corn &c. hifner
aud 1Fm. No. !. 81 &C.; options sroDs ~ w.
l4c. advance with a sharp railing OF OF Interior
mOremsnts: October. :sac; Aay. &c. osD
Nal. higher snd nra; 30 :. 49,. a2d node
rstely active; OPTIONS syous'sr osfobcr, Fxc.'
43afsifc hogs. IN tag deuand and sifons.
Co4ec--Ortogs closed Barely steady an ltcts
Ociob,r \ 10 z.22 .nvsnber. fl1.oavlssV.
May, s'hs0; sp0t Rio 80. :. siSSk. sugar
RsN Iutsl art irn rclaei quiet and s.eeiy.
Mould IS ii.lfc. stan lard A, Q aloe. hoias.
ses--Sow Osleans steady. Rice tairiy sctiYe snt
scedv. Petroleum steady and quiet, refined.
e. az horts. 1.10a. C0i.On-see1 Oh stronger,
crude. g0c.: Joilow. e.. ltosIu siesiy and enh'
s'rsinei. commoo - GOOD. So ala. TER
routine auet AMI frmer nc iiaiiae. WOOL ~.
t're and arm. Pork lYfet and sieeiy. Beef
steady ana fH!A ieef-hams weaA enl lne.
fiercei leff gsiot aai strong. tat mee's 1.'
and waae. N4iIies duh lsri ,iroegsr sNlf
slH. November g. 50 Dif; December 80 p'is
frsishts slc8iy cotton, "a. grain ifee
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- 80 -eIook- MARKET

NEW YORK, October l6.-The stock
market to-day was AGAIN duh, with all the
business confined 70 p few stocks in which
the bears were still active. the remainder
BEING without feature and huctuatine
within extremely narrow limits with con-
siderable irfeeulmity in the movement Of
prices. The injunction granted restrain
ing the reorganization of the Sugar Trust
was ono ofths most influential factors
on tle bear side. But the failure
Of tho directors q the Bank OF England
90 advance The minimuR rate Of discount
was tbe occasion oil a renewal OF coma
dauce in many quarters. Time-money here
is al mo- freely lent, and the brokers
have now little difficulty in getting all the
accommodation needed for six months
more. The steady tone of the market 81
late together with the confidence among
the brokers that better business is IN sight
and the increase in MISUNDERSTANDING
both Of stocks and bonds being very salts
fictory, is shown in the stubbornness with
which each huctuau0n is contested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16

When the greatest of empires that ever ex-
isted paralyzed individual effort by largesses
from the treasury it was not long before the
end came. individual enterprIse is the might
lest factor Of society. When the Farmers ALI
ance fathered the subtreasury bill it took one
step toward the distribution by the government
Of money and food among the people. At the
time when the Roman emperor scattered favors
on the highways the spirit Of the Romans had
been broken; the republic had departed; decay
had set in, and ruin was not far away. When
the democratic republic Of the United States
adopts the principle underlying the subtrcasury
plan the ak will have been laid by the people
themselves at the root of the tree of liberty
But there ID q difference between the Roman
conqueror and the Anglo-American citizen
The former subdued the world to ciyilize it ON
the Roman plan and perished with the excess
Of such civilization; she latter would conquer
the world by his free spirit of inquiry, his arts
OF peace. the nationality and beneficence Of his
civilization. The intelligent American citizen
SEES IL he gets out of the shackles Of prejudice,
that no scheme Of converting the government
into . warehouse agent and money brokers'
once is practicable. He will reject the sub
treasury proposition as he has rejected the
Wild theories of finance that ave-precedcd it.
The republic has come to stay. because the re-
public il founded upon the intelligence, the
virtue. the manhood of the American people,
who will not look to government for things
which they can expediently do themselves az
individuals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16

That Senator Quay should break from his
party on the elections bill would not be in itself
a matter Of reProach. For he now has good
republican company in this course, in the shape
OF Senators who believe sincerely anu probably
with good reason that radical legislation of
this character at this time would injure
both the party and the republic
But when the motive Of a disregard of party
discipline il purely selfish, and involves the
placing Of the dictates Of a corporation above
the commands Of party, then the case is differ
ent The showing in another column in re-
spsct to the Pennsylvania railroads. mastery
Campaign in behalf Of the Atkinson bill. and
the part played in it by Senator Quay makes
very interesting reading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16
HIeH-CLAss NOVELTIES.

we nave quite collection Of High-ciass HoI.
idsy articles which are really choice-the very
best in their wsy-apd our prices are much be-
low theusual for snch Injuries They ara dis
played in corridor facing the Art Gallery, and
comprise an
ONYX BRIC-A-BRAC CABINET,
With nine shelves elegantly mounted in orns.
mented nickel-silver frame, - inches hixh.
with mirror top.
ANOTHER
viii four irregular shelves mounted In rich
brass frame with center mirror
Price Sl25.-
A SMALLER ONYX CABINET
With i've shelves. mounted in brass frame.
Price co.
FIRE SCREENS.
Richly Painted. Fan-shape Fire scrsens
mounted inj French gilt frames with silver or.
naments-2 designs
PIANO LAMPS.
An Elegant Piano Lamp, With transpsrenr
porcelain base and pedestal. mounted in rich
French gilt frame. copy Of a Paris exposition
piece.
Price. 600
LAMP SHADES.
handsome shade of Pink surah, decorated
With Cream lace and Pink clover
Price. e:fs Co.
A SQUARE SHADE
VI yellow surah. trimmed with Black Iscs
Prize, S.3. Co.
An Umbreila-shape Shade Of the finest Pink
strah. richly decorated with lace
Prior. g.. 60
Fourth floor; 10th st. extension.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16

BY its refusal yesterday to pass 9 bill appro-
priating 800 900 for the erection Of monu-
ment IN Brooklyn to the memory Of certain
revolutionary soldiers, Congress has saved to
the country something in the neighborhood Of
one million dollars on the original proposition
The bill was introduced ninety-seven years
ago, and tloo,0o0 at 6 per cent compound in
terest for that time is nearly million. New
York is saving enough each year in this man
ner on the Grant monument fund to have
plenty In ninety-seven years to erect . monu-
ment as Stableside-on-the- Hudson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16

Governor-elect Jas. z. Boyd Of Nebraska is
IN dilemma with . big d. He has been elected
governor and he 10 not naturalized citizen.
having come to GAINESVILLE, Ohio, from Ireland
with his father. Joseph Boyd, at fifteen years
Of age, and his father failing to take out his
final naturalization papers until 1890 The
young man never thought of nsturaiizing
either IN Ohio or later in Nebraska, and now
some kindly disposed person is making it pleas
ant for him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16

Railroad rate wars are going to stop between
Ne east and the west-until they begin again.
A long - railroads are controlled and guided
y human motives and human hands 30 long
WI they try to get ahead of each other in some
way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16
GAMES AND Blocks.

GAMES AND Blocks.
Base Ball Games
MESSENGER Boy.
A1lsdine. Fish Pond.
Steeple Chase, Haima
Parchesi. Lotto and Dominoes
Dasiiinda.
Tddledy Winks,
Table CrOquet
kasatello Tables
Ten Pins, Tivoli Tables
Building Blocks. all sizes
Stone Building Blocks,
Picture Blocks,
A. b. G. BLOCKS,
.tFourth floor. 10th st. 0~1'N"As os'cAs-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16
THE LARGEST IN WASHINGTON.

We refer to our Immense Stock of Fine Leather
Goods. Pocket Books by the hundreds Purses
by the bAssetful. Card Cases Of every style and
price. Enough to supply the people of this city
for the next year. Look at the list of Specials
below. All good qualities. too. No shoddy pa
Per stuff. Nothing but AIl-leather Goods
shown in this department
Card Cases in all kinds Of leather, different
sizes and styles. for Sc. &c. e1c. re, Ssc.,
SD sI.5O. 81. 81. ID. az g. so
e. 40, % each.
Combination Card Case and Pocket Book
with sterling nlver trimmings, made Of real
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3S each. The cases are all lined with the
finest Russia leather
Pocket Books Of every conceivable style in all
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Mems Large Pocket Books and Card Cases
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81. sl.O. s1.ds. s1.15. ~. saa5. e.. 30,
~. 15 snd 81 each
Ladies Fine Card Cases. lined with Russia
leather. genuine sterling silver corners. in real
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Roll travelling Companions. made of real seal
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Case shape Travelling Companions, all sorts
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Mems SHAVING Sets in Leather Gases, differ
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%. 10. s5.9S. - 81. $40 81 and an ~ e.cb
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16

American common sense will doubtless prove
equal 70 the task Of nesting American nnan-
cial necessity, and Of lodging the American
hnAnciAl crank It the came time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16

The attention of the Postmaster General is
respectfully called to the strong element OF
ehance-sinilar TO the brand discovered in lot
teraes-which prevails in. sticks out all over
and predominates the sight unseen" sale OF
articles not called for in the mails and disposed
OF ander his orders at auction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16

Dunt rive chap presents. Let what you
give Re of GOOD relishle quality. In the hot
raee for your trsde the quoting Of a ridsru-
loun.y low price appears 90 b. the only de-
shderst'un ot most merchsnts. We shall
STICK closely 20 reliable quality merchandise
and believe that quality is more desired 10y
Jon than cheainsSs
We are put;inx Gloves. Hosiery ana Hand
ksrch,ess an attractive fancy boxes-sAid TO
be the prettiest OF all the gift boxes herea-
bouts.
AANDKERcHIEFs.-w have net the
largest stock In the city nor the largest va
nety, but We have an elegant assortment of
pure linen tcvery threadl &C pr1cts as low as
can be named 10y any one for equal quality.
We can boast Of a Ladies Pure Linen HAND
kerchsef at 10r.. but 10 n ct 90 - al.
sl.Jo to 81 that we PASS all competition for
fneness Of quality and elegance oi en,bn,id-
cry work.
Japanese tnct china) silk uandlerchiefs
IN all sizes. 2,s. TO also.
Mems Imported Fanny silk Muf.iers. g. TO
81.
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We have concluded 70 close ont the tal-
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prices TO about half what they were.
HosiEkf.-We do saot carry a miscella-
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Six Hess Il speciality. Childrens Fast
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SHOPPING BAGS.-First time We have
had quantity enough 10 advertise. as they
were sold Rs RAPIDLY a. We could receive
them. Black Cloth Bags, 81. els, sl.s5
and 81.
UMBRELLAS.-weh have secured expressly
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that usually sell Tor 81. --latest and hanaiest
Of handles.
Notwithstanding the fact that we are busy
we have extended the above departments aud
customers have plenty of room TO select
without worry or jostling. Money refunded
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the condition bought. During the holidays
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16

would Editor-Coloncl watterson of Louis
une hAs :" have u free coinage bill as q present
fos his SILVER Wedding, which he viii celebrate
next Saturday?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16

Inc ingubrioasness Of tone Of senatorial anti.
elections ban oratory is just about as gloomy ..
Ne prospect of the passage of the bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16

According 20 the census enumeration Senator
eject Brice u Ohio il . resident Of New York
city. VI course the Senator will contend that
Tins Is utterly wrong and that the count is re-
publican sham, but New York will have To take
the other side, because she cannot consistently
admit that the federal census gave her even
one population more than she was entitled to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16

New Hampshire politics is stin sharing the
nonors with news from ireland and the Indian
disturbances in the west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-16

MISCELLANEOUS.
Here are q few specialties: Boxes of Picture
Blocks Size 2sx3k in. Pictures all sides. Il
blocks in each SGT.
Price, &c.
Bric-s-Brac Busters importeG In braided
straw cases.
Only loo. each
FRUIT PLATES.
80 dozen handsomely decor.sed Fruit Plases
Iheir late arrival accounts for the price.
-:slc. eaoh. - per dosen.-
DOLL CHAIRS.
Rattan Doll High Chairs with padded satin
seats and hack.
&c.. d.. "a
Fourth floor. 10th street sxteusion.l
WORK BASKETS.
satin lined Baskets. in new shapes, at
-7shc, 9l.5O $3.50. 42.53 ESQ 10 sS
each
SPECIAL ITEMS.
Writing Desks. hard wood, well Anishsd.
Plush Writing Tablets
--2Jcs and 5Oc--
100 Olive Wood Ink and Stamp Stands.
--i0c goods q NO.
100 Finer Inkxtapds
At i0c.---
200 Celluloid Crumb Trays, With Bruah.
lFsrst door. 10Th 1t. extsnsion,
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LAMPS.
Table Lamps,
Banquet Lamps.
Piano Lamps.
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81. So. % and So 49,
TABLE LAMPS
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BANQUET LAMPS.
-e1.95 TO el415-
PIANO LAMPS.
Some Combining Table.
LAMP SHADES
Handsome line Of Umbrella Shape sih and
Satin Lamp Shades
--&2. 7o to e42. Co.
(Fourth floor. 10th st. extension.)
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P1cruREs. EAsELs. &c.
GREAT XMAS OFPER

l. ICTURES. IIAsELs. &C.
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ON
LITHoED wATER-CoLoRED ENGRAv1Nas.
BY IDA WAUGH.
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EXTRACTS FROM TWO LETTERS THAT WEIR
WRITTEN ABOUT THESE BEAUTIFUL
FROM JOHN @. WHITTIER AND OLIVER WEN
DELL HOLMES.
Pray accept my heartiest thanks for the
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which has just reached me. 1t is a delight and
arefreshing to look them over. The beauty Of
childhood was never more sweetly depicted
am, very truly. thy friend.
JOHN G. WHITTIER.
/ have received a collection of pictures Of
chiidren's heads. AMI very much pleased With
this little gallery Of childhood. which repre-
sents it with all its untsught grace and IN
conscious beauty. They will carry sunshine
to the walls Of the darkest room-one that gets
all its daylight from northern window.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
There are twenty different faces in this COL
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At Soc. each.-
Sic. per pair
OTHER OFFERINGS ARE:
800 Pictures. framed in embossed Oak. Size.
Price, Gr.--
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Price, glc.--
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94x3O.
Price, 41.&
Great variety of choice subjects in Antique
Oak Frames
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100 Artists Proof Etchnss. framed in neat
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Eases, Wall Pockets. Framed Mirrors,
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Financially speaking, it is condition, and Q
great variety Of theories which confront u.
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w s. e. WARD Il. Iu&>TtIES1F


FLOOR or H STREET
Ia CARTE STRICTLY xRsrcLAS
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Crocxs AND Bnoszrs.

We are showing upward of seventy Eve de-
Signs in Mantel Clocks Of thoroughly reliable
makes. The prices are:
81 25- So 25-S7.25-sS
so. 1910. 25-S12 5O-Sl3G-
up to
.-&42 Co.
BRoNzEs.
-e5c. to 81. 50 each
tFourth Aoor. 10th st. extsnsiou)
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T. b. TowsrH & Son.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
l3l6 7TH 81. NV.
Short Jersey Goats reduced from s. 10 g. 60
Long Coats. kept over from last season, $1.5C.
Gents hid Gloves reduced from 9 l. 80 to a.
Gents hid Gloves retucsd from 81 10 80 and &c.
All-linen Napkins. good siss. Sd. per dozen
bleached Table Linen 2N.
LARGE line Of Ladies. Chi.drpn's and Gents Hand
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I~aiiss' and Childrsn's Militia
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Boys Jackets and Knee Pants.
Gents 4-ply Linen Collars, lOc. CUTS, lie.
ladies SINGLE and Douhie bhawls.
Ladies', Black Cashmere shawls, single and double.
Larse RUSs reduced 10 e..
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p Hair Bra'shes iCe Bog Windsor Ties. &C.; LAv
Bress 1inshemA. a.; Apgvn 9inshana. 8, ands
Fringe. xE. Az
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BOOTS are now located On the third floor Of
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than was possible in the crowded space formerly
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JUVENILE BOOKS.
Thousands At
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81. Is, 81. % and 81 .G5.--
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Mrs. Pardoe's Cook Book, complete, contain
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loo. each
300 copies Dore Bible Gallery. same illustrs-
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--JOc.-
100 copies E. P. Roe's Works In the following
titles:
Knight of the Nineteenth Century.
What Can She Do.
His Spmber Rivals.
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Opening Chestnut Burr.
From Jest to Earnest.
Day Of Fate.
Withouta Home
A Young Girls Wooing,
Fare Ilumined.
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Coo. per voume.-
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Price 23c.-
I'm Darkest England. by Gen. Booth, 900
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