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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-04
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
M CLOSING QUOTATIONS oF
MONEY.
,r,nnes and Sales al the Richmond To
baooo Eschsuge-Internai hevenhs
coti.csions--foreign Advices.

,.r,r YORK. oct 3.-The total trans
AZ me stock ESchanse to-day
any slightly above the hundred
-..rk. Al the opening Louisville
>..n,igo and New England were
l.. arm. the former risins "a TO 81
>.o England y TO 2s9a The later
II up i. per cent. for the revival
aid story about the acquisition
..r4Iral facilities IN this city. a
...t railroad man named as being
.., io the new deal, and whose con-
euife essential II the scheme
through. denies that he is IN
in tbe matter. After the open
.t. market weakened, Louisville ana
s ro 8oelining IN 10 A9s4. Lacha-
So. 10 14s New England lts 10
p.,flnc s.. 90 IN Union Paclhc
.a gs, Burlington ana Quincy ~
~. and the general llst y 10 -.
$500 In the late trading the market
...r..,cd. and az the same TIME "t 30
...tI up a little The lnduslIialS ~
o.. rs. but near the close the pta''eeIs
..u.B into prominence, burlington ana
..r.. and ST. Paul being strohs' he@V-
Louisville and Nashville ana Union
r. fr also developed strength al this
.. EumoTS or linpchulns w. ''''P
..- .re last named and other roads found
....s credence in well Informed quarters.
-.. company mentioned as being on the
--s Of confessiug bankruptcy Is pecu-
.,y situated. It's managers being the
.-..'s. holders Of the concerns mortgage
..I.r-a5ness. The street, however, was
2. 81. ramor 20 engage in new ventures,
-..b is clearly indicated by the record
~ ,-,rsactions. which shows sales on
-.,.l stocks Of 5000 shares, and OF I'M
..... stocks. 2S.0O0 shares.
e.b.Traasury Balances-Coin, 500 'eo'-
..,. currency. S4OtO.Oo0.
Money on call has been easy, ranging
s.., 20 per cent, last loan Al ~
..- ,arr.. and closing offered at ~ per
.--. prime mercantile paper, 1qe per
..-t bar silver, 73is; Mexican dollars
FL. sterling exchange is steady, with
..,..l business In bankers bills ut te"a
l. for sixty days, and 4S5hQ4s513 ior
l.~.rl. posted rates. 4sii44 +oC14; com
.,.-..si bills. 4Sllga4s2l1 Tor sixty days
md 44a4sr4 for demand. Government
..-ts frmer. state bonds dull. RAIL
road bonds hrmfr
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quiet and steady: sales. $4,000 bales:
october, III; November, IA; December,
7S5; January, 1856; February. sos;
March, s.i4 April, SD, May, $50.
ATLANTA, GA, oct S.-Cotton firm;
middling, T-16; receipts. LII bales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3.-i2:30 +. Moot
ton quiet and prices unchanged; Ameri-
can middling, Az; sales, 5000 bales;
American, 1900 bales; speculation and
export, 800 bales; receipts. 1900 bales;
American. 800 bales. Futures steady
and demand moderate; American mid
ding, low middling clause. October.
24-64. October November, 1910
24-64; November December, 4 2l-G4g
4 2j-6i: December-January, 23-64Q
4 25-Gi; January February, 25-U4Q
4 1854, February March, 4 2T-64at SO-6i;
March-April. 29-e4g4 32-G4.
=. M.-October, 4 2s-G4, buyers; DC
tober- November, 27-e4, values; Novem-
ber-December, 4 27-G4q4 2s-64; Deem
ber-January. 29-G4. sellers; January
February 5O-o4g4 5l-04; Larry
March. 32-64q4 1874; March-April,
4 84-G4a4 1854; Aprii-May, 1874, SELL
ers; May-June; 39-6i. values. Futures
closed firm at the advance.
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PITTsBURG. Oct 3--Charles McHenry,
paymaster Of the Crosse Cut Glass Com
pany was held up hy three men az Smith
field street and Seventh avenue, al noon
Yesterday. and robbed Of over three hun
dred dollars. He drew the money from
bank 10 pay off the Office force. lie left
the bank with the cash In his inside coat
pocket At the corner Of Seventh avenue
he was caught from behind and held.
AT the same moment two men In front
4 him grabbed for the money. Hundreds
II pedestrians were on Smithfield street.
The robbery had been committed and the
three men disappeared before any attempt
TO catch them was made by the dazed
spectatOrs.
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promise Of their girlhood, that the eA-
guisite rose-huds faded without maturing
To perfect flowers, and that there were no
vigorous noble specimens or womahhoou
in the New World. There may once nave
been n few grains of justice IN these bush-
els Of fault-fnding. but none would care
70 make such assertions now. our slils
are not the fragile waxen creatures VINO
eycstad pitying admiration. American
r,others are bright and handsome and
srandnothers--theIe perhaps is the great
est change OF all.
Grandmamma is no longer the gentle per
netlai inmate Of a rocking-chalr placed
bv the fTeside In winter and IN the
shadiest corner Of the piazza when sum-
mer DAYS warrant the little emigration
from the chimney-corner. The narrow
limitations OF her own or her chil1reh
home do not form her horizon her Skill
ed fingers find better work than knitting
and her mind. trained and disciplined Is
busy with noble thoughts and plans
which her well-cared-for physique eha-
bIes her 10 transform into action. Great
grandmother. even does not play the role
once thought the only one pehtuhs an
older woman; she takes kindly interest
In all that goes on. her faculties ana QUICK
sympathies being only circumscriped py
the wea kness or decay OF her bodily pow
ers she wears the caps and takes the
little maps which are necessltateu py
times rude touch, but she is susceptioie
IN all the beauties OF life, and quite Feaiy
IN ada a grace 10 the domestic pictpre'
her caps must be pretty, her dress pefoH-
ing. and guarded and shielded py 'he
io,,a and care OF her descendants OF an
ages she Is an essential part ana orha-
roent Of the dear home circle Whiie 70
her all turn eagerly for the d7iIsh'i u, y,
stories beginning, when l was slIi
Tba Frerth say that II requires me
,,resenee Of three generations 10 make
a nerfect lCue. and, indeed all the con,
t,rsntaI nations Of Europe show marked
a,,sntion 10 parents' parents But IN the
Analo-Saxon recess the grandhiotheF las
1o,,tion beyond her dignity as such,
and quite her own. In truth one mish.
saw that she belongs 70 the prlNieseu
class I'm the highest and wort1lest sense.
Having brought up her own FANNY ana
seen her nestlings take hlgnt 70 neN
homes. she uses the leisure when she mas
so we'll earned IN a more EXTENDED way
Naturally, she exercises her oileiai HshN
10 epon the little ones VINO pfiehte" sns
hor.ss Of her sons and daughters, out
~ ts careful not TO interfere with the
Mans ard purposes OF the young paren.s-
Said one OF the pretiiest ana "isest, Mho
had ALWAYS shown herself 10 be a mother
~ rare tact and prudence, 'houshe
,ha, n was all wrong In regard 70
her little girl, but I did not Say So IS
7 sho,.Id not have liked my own mothef 70
er,ticise me in such a case" Grcat-srana-
-anshsr smiled approvingIy; II was evl-
-. that dfscretlon was Z hefeditaff
yirtue:-Harper's BazsIs
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. IA moderate
business was transacted In wheat to-day,
and the fluctuations were still within
the narrow limits that have marked
the trade FOR some time past. The open
ing was weaker and about lsQAc. lower
than the close Of yesterday. The mar
ket then advanced Sc, but again eased
of, prices declining sc, then held
steadier, and the closing was sc. lower
than yesterday.
Corn-There was a good trade early,
but later In the day less interest was
displayed and the feeling at the close
was rather easier than shown during
the FIRST part Of the session. First trades
were at an advance Of 5saAc., and under
a good demand from shorts, sold UP IA
nc. more. After the early advance The
prices declined sc. partly in sympathy
with wheat, but rallied afterwards, and
closed lsQHc higher than yesterday
Oats-Ihe market for oats was feature
less. but the tone was steady. with trade
light. The price for May ranged within
I.c., and the close was re. higher than
yesterday.
Provisions opened strong and higher
on lighter run Of hogs at the yards
and the report Of light stocks of lard
on hand. Another element Of strength
was the support given January product
by packers. Offerings were light and
the volume Of trade was consequently
limited. A little later they increased,
and prices. excepting for lard, declined
Al the close the feeling was about steady
January pork closed sc. higher, January
lard nc. higher and January ribs I'M
changed.
Cash Quotations-Flour market I'm
changed and feeling steady; No. spring
wheat. 66c No. 2 red, &C.; No. 2 corn,
4O5sc.; No. 2 oats, 278sQ2skc.; mess pork,
SIG 75qlLOO; lard S9.37l2Q9.j0; short rib
sides. S9.4Ja95O; dry sailed shoulders,
$7374Q750; short clear sides, $3.50
1915; whisky, SLIP.
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dinner at the Kings lodge. he left Heri-
tunga ON his return trip in time 10 reach
Neurahrwasser. near Dan,zlg, late last
night.
Much uneasy speculation was caused
nv the notice closing the harbor from the
ferr,, IN the sea, until after the Emperor
had passed through going to his East
Prussian lodge. at Remington. where he
Joined the Empress to-day. The precau-
ton was Unprecedented. and combined
with the known presence In Dantzig Of
an unusual number of private police from
Berlin made the impression that the au-
thoritIes were acting under the influence
Of the Anarchist panic. The Emperor,
on leaving had only the customary at
tendants around him. No special guards
preceded him. His sojourn at Remington
viii be short. He will attend the conse-
Grafton Of a new chapel. pass e quiet day
with the Empress, and tomorrow will be
back 10 resume his usual duties.
The consensus OF opinion among the Of
flcials round him is that he overeKerts
his body and brain, and VIII not long
bear up under the strain. He does not
sleep sufficiently at night, begins work In
the early morning, and proceeds with
feYersh unrest throughout the day. DR..
Lucanus. chief OF MS private cabinet,
finds IT a trying task to keep up with
the activity Of his imperial master who
openly chaffs him II business be not push
ed ahead rapidly enough In an interview
with the United Press correspondent, DIT.
Lucanus expressed great admiration Of the
Emperor's capacity for incesant work.
The Emperor worked methodically. DR..
Lucanus said, and was aided by fine
frr i'm
10 write his speeches beforehand. He had
always a skeleton OF the subjects 10 be
touched and. fills in the blanks as he
made his address. After speaking he die
tated 10 the chief Of his cabinet the whole
speeob. usually without the slightest
change as he remembered the slightest
turn OF a phrase II was a rare occur
renee for him to hesitate even in recalling
q word or sentence.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA. oct. 3, 1893.

Onerings-Wheat. 2.2O6 bushels; corn
(white), 1850 bushels; oats, 1,2l6 bushels;
rye lO4 bushels.
sales-Wheat. 1.39i bushels; corn
(whltel $50 bushels; oats. Is bushels.
Quotations-Wh eat-LOngberry, Csc. 10
Tic: mixed. &C 10 Tic; shortberry, DOC.
TO Tie; No red. zoe. Corn-White,
prime Virginia Coag lots), &c 10 EPIC. {;
No. white. &c. to 52ikc; No. mixed,
acc. to SOC. Oats-Winter (for reed1,
&c. TO 3sc.; No. 2 mixed S4lac. to BIC;
No. mixed, 33i4c. to &c.. Rye, 55c. TO
fgio
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leans. open kettle, good to choice. quiet
and steady at 3oG3Sc.
Peanuts dull; fancy hand-picked, -
G4Ac.
Cotfee-Options closed steady and I'M
changed 10 Is points down, OCTOBER
Sl6.SDQi6.9O: December, sl5.D9 Io.vo'
May. si5.O5Qi5i5. Spot Rio nominal
No. Z, 1910.
Sugar-Raw firm and quiet; fair re-
nning, 3I4c.. 96-test centrifugal, "~c'
Refined nrm and fairly active: NO. D.
4s.q4 I5-l6c; standard A, 3-l6aGIsc {;
graduated, S 3-iGa5hc.; cubes, 7-l09
bstc.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and STEADY;
cotton, Nd; grain. ID
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO, Oct. 3.-Flour-Pa-
tent. S31Oa3 20; family, S20O42.70
Wheat lower; October, 62i4c.: Noyem-
her e4Hc.; December, G6kdG64c.
corn firm and higher; October, B6c.;
December, Beige
oats firm and higher; October, 27e.
bid: May, 32c. -
Pork-Standard mess, SlS25qlS5O.
Lard-Prime steam. S9.25.
Dry sailed shoulders. S79o long and
clear ribs. sos7la; shorts SlOl2A.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, $500; longs,
s11.25; clear ribs, SLIPS; shorts, sll5Oq
11.62iI.
High wines steady at s1.i2
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PRICE. z Ceats
i0ur prics TO sender OF
IhLonkons.s cent?
TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
Oct 4
1894

THE HEART MAsvs
donald
author OF
By
Mas GasxsLL
By IoRpL
No DREAM
Nos A BOOK OF GOLDEN DEEDS
NOISES FROM ByN arHaSuL HAwrson
THE SCARLET By AraASn HAwra
BY CHARLES IAaH
No ratedL ByOL
No TWfCEToLD TALES Hawra
No Is PAUL AND VIRGINIA By DE
No@ STORY OF AN AFRICAN FARM"
LAYS OF
No IS LUCILLE By OWEN hEREDnH Robert Lord
~ ~ w ...
list carefully constantly added
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NM yopK pRODUCE MARKET.

-LN Oitk feODlAE AAAAb4'
INV YORK, oct. 3.-Flour dul and
laI 40 fancy prices, winter wheat, tow
l-les. SZOsd245: fair 10 fancy, S2.45a
ot. patent. S3.5Oq4OO; Minnesota clear,
EJgaU0. patent. $A4Odi6O Southern
ti 4ll ana steady; common 10 iair
aI4. SzIUa3lO, good 10 choice. S3.lo
st-
Hl.4.-spot dull and easier; No. red,
s.e ana elevator, HkQ7l%e, snoat
..c OPTIONS were moderately active
. closed steady at ha5c. deciipe' No.
.l-- May slSac.i October, Il5ac.' NO.
'au,s Soc.
l-4-spot more actve and nrmer;
N, 2 iac. elevator; l0o. afoat; No. Z
-le Doc. Options moderately active
e.- ilm al unchanged prices TO nc up;
V,-..et, 4,5sc.i November, 49c. Decem-
Oh $3.50
1-.s-spot active and firm. options
-.- ono nrmer. October. Ss5sc.; Novem-
~. .i .ci December. 3tAc., No. white,
s-.e.er 56i.c. sp0t-No. 2. Sa4c; No.
"aHe SDAQ56zc.i mixed Western,
ea'.. white do. J7040c.
"ool fairly active and steady.
Zee. firm, family, Sl2OOq13-50; beef
H"''N az NAN.HfN AtfNWr tt'ANNN h'N~
~.'a. city extra india mess, 81 OO123WI
meats quiet and frmi picked bellies.
''-o'fl-l5. shoulders. $3.50; mans,
f."4llu0. middles nominal
|a'. quiet and hrmer. Western steam
~ at $1,000; city, S9.25q0.50; October,
November. S945 Refined quiet;
continent Sl025; South America. 5000;
compound. Sslg1
80, tork active and higher; new mess,
NAllel510
~-'ier qu.et and firm; State dairy, 20a
-, creamery, 20q30c.; Western dairy,
t@-l creamery. 20Q30c; ElglnS, SOc,:
.-uan creamery l9q2ic.
.''n seed Oh quiet and firm; crude,
''l''c yellow. 40c.
''.eNm quiet and frm: Washington,
..-iie's. $500 DO. bulk. $500. Refined
~" aoik $3.50; Philsdephia and Bal
','ie. $40, DO. bulk. s2.GO0f2.CS.
i'''in quiet and firm; strained. COM
mon 20 good. Sll591. 20.
.. i-'penllne quiet. active and tirmer ut
."ee tim and IN fair demand; domestic,
''.i &c extra. 3xa5s.c: Japan. 45l94ssc.
A0isssak-ToreiSn nominali New Or
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THE EMPEROR RESTLESS.
Germany's Busy Ruler Hardly Takes Time
SO Sleep.

BERLIN, October 3.--The Emperor VIII
Jams deer stalking expedition In Sweden
has been his only genuine holiday for
many weeks. From his arrival at Gothen-
burg. Oh Thursday, until he boarded the
Hohenzollern again al karlskrona. on
Saturday. no official dispatches were sent
or received by him. Even this brief respite
from state cares afforded him more COM
piete rest than he has taken before.
Even In this recreation. the Emperor
does what most men would deem hard
work On Thursday night. for Instance,
he went by rail from Gothenburg 10 Herl-
junga, where he left the train az one
o'clock on Friday morning. AT siA o'clock
he was of with King Oscar and Prince
Charles OF Sweden 10 hunt deer. After
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 3.-Flour-Pa-
tent S400a425 family, S2.75q300.
wheat steady; No 2. &c; No. red
Corn-No. 2 white, 4Sc.; No. . yellow,
ear 4Oc.; mixed ear, 47c.; mixed No. J.,
4Sihc
Oats-No. . white, 34c.; No. mixed
soc.
rye steady at 51e. Cor No. p
Pork-Afess. s17O0; clear mess, S1S25;
family mess 5000.
bacon steady; loose shoulders $50;
loose short ribs. S1100; loose short clear
sides sl1.75: boxed short clears, Sl2.OO
Whisky, Sl.12.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. oct S.-spirits ,ur-
pentine IN strong demand al CSC. for
regulars: sales. 1000 barrels.
Rosin firm: sales. 5000 barrels. Quote
A r c and H. Csc; r. Sl0O; +, H.tS;
q si.10: II. Sl.25; !. $50; X. $500; NJ,
50 20: n. Sa10: window glass. $40; water
white. S3.65.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Oct (. 1893.
Sun rises -... $40 Moon rises. 70; u m.
Sgp sets ........... S:g Dav r length .ilh. 8sm.
PORT OF WEST POINT. Oct 3, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Berkshire, Hooper, Provi-
dence. general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte Nickle, baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City Marshall Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire, Hooper, Provi-
dence via Norfolk, general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte Nickie, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City Marshall Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. Oct 3.-Rosln
firm; strained soc. good do, soc. bid.
Turpentine firm AZ 2539c.
Tar steady al SilO.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard, 500;
soft and virgin, Si.6O.
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Z CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. S. O.. Oct. 8-Tur-
nentine firm at 25lkc. asked.
Rosin firm at 0oc. for good strained.
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THE COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. oct. Section dull and
easy; uplands, l-l6; Orleans. b-l6;
new cotton offered al y undef quota
tions; sales. 1891 bales good Ordinary
& 1919 low middIing, 7as. Futures
closed firm; sales, POI, 800 bales; october,
g.s9: November. 7.o7; December. az;
January, S.23; February ha'' M@rch'
SAB; April, $50: May. Sol; June 80
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The total cotton receipts reported TO-
day from all ports were 5h4~ oales;
exports 10 Great Britain, l5J bales; STOCK
4J4 $50 bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts
Ii45s7 bales; exports TO Great bri'aln'
4.367 bales France, ASA bales, Nohu-
nent, 1896 bales.
NEW clsLEANA LA. Oct. B.-Futures
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The Evolution OF tn grandmother.
II used to be a favorite reproach OF our
free-spoken foreign critics that the wo-
men of American failed TO carry out the.
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attractions world Goldsmith has shed over the world the
fiction AS Sir Walter
Of
Scott said Oh Of author who contr 30 wen
reconcile OF Poor Poll genial fancy and the most
smpn
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u,,,cv TOLD TALES. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.

Hawthorne n the unng book in rweeod Tales The 81
published nifty
osina reality rwicerod Tales aey nav
thought and insight
felicity harm Of author OF The Scarlet Letter Each story %
the % heightened by the feiclie
air Oh Imaginative genius OF the author
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-, on ~ lFRICAy FARM. BY Ralph IRONY DIV

the nom & story
pathos .or herself
before possibility OF culture
enovels
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CRAWFORD. By Mrs. GAsKELL.

Crawford" in its charming miniature pain
calls the best of Jane Austen's novels. 1t is
social life in an English country village. desc
ions, character and social conditions OF the i
earnestness and with fine literary aptitudes
illustrated.
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,x PAUL AND VIRGINIA.


Immortal appreciate the work OF genius
who ps deaized Robinson and
renowned II Is book that
fascln edfying generations unborn
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vs op THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS.

" Rv WIN EDM0ysTouNE hYIoUN' -. -. 49,.
Ancient
to be
ed by platform dealners
repertoire author In sannns pa'nou ana
thai the "CoVenanieis
py OwRS Robert Lord Lytonl
OF ana
Paris is a
what the thought plus fertility OF ven
tionand brilliant dialogue
. nDp,ws fin Press) BY Ralph irony OLIVE scHREINER
lv Of Dreams OF the
er,T and high mtanys qualities ~ rn "a
mental problems
thouEauui
work a
m nj ,cK BEAUTY. TN Press1 BY ANNA sEwELL
is Miss se~el so
popeany 10Y
Of
~ senslesso OF a animals
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=, pss,ys OF ELLA. BY CHARLES LAMB

arefu
and composed in spirit az
delicate Importance to everything ana Sheds
over
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urr sc,p1rT LETTER. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.

A romance Of intense Interest mt, ror an arr
iyS an and N sTsp England colonial NE we h
I Ina t T hest Of SCOTS novels. 1t Is uus d.
,1'N1 res. OF the age and place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-04

This masterpiece Of Hawthornes Is full OF the magi
In felicity touch. its author is pproached by an
day. is perhaps, the purest piece OF poetic
American literature,
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.. LAYS OF ANCIENT ROM
3. 4 TILLYLOsS sCANpAL. By ]. NJ. BARRIr

work by N. Barrie author Of the Scottish cassi
lister" which has had phenomenal sale may be expeote
appetite Of intelligent reader OF highcass fiction
bic Scottish peasant life Barrie is his special
OF Scottish and the peasant
knows sketches full Of dry, quaint hui
realism great drectness narrative
day has Lowand had such interpreter
depcor Of character liz at the same time with odd stu
or droll incident
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8. THE COMING RACE. BY LORD LyrroS

The Coming Race by Lord Lyton Is clever and INGENIOUS S tx % on
presents but fascinating picture OF the human eny
o
ingenious ercuyfOoted and have at command every
social
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l. THE REyERIEs OF BACHELOR; Or BOOK OF THE HEART

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