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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-28
BURIED AT WESTERLY.
Funeral OF DIR. George I. Blivcn Tool
Pla, This Morning.

Tie funeral ceremony over the remains
of d.. George Il. Bliven WAS held at I e
residerc' Of his ABLY ~ Po-
mona avenue 10 ay at IL o'clock, the
Rev. G. NJ. Brink cf Brown unversh y
officiating. The ca~ket containing the
remain, VS. hidden from view with
handsome flowers.
Among the larger pieces were tho Q
from the Providcucs Whist cub.
tie orge j. kelton, employees Of s.
II. Shattuck, George Il. You z,
Mrs. Joan II. Ryle, Mrs. Falls,
Mrs. Hills. Mrs. Saattuck, Miss Isabel
Emmerson. William Bloiget, Spencer
Trask a. Co., Mr. and Mrs. u.
w. Bliss and others T.,
remains were taken to Westerly
on the 2:I5 train this afternoon wnere
they were intercu. The bearers were
Howard f., Clarke, George T.. Pelton
Walter Pierce. y. w. Bliss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-28
. Large Furniture Tnctorx nnrnnd.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sep. 2s.-Ths large
furniture factory OF B. A. Kipp & Co., on
Huron street, was burned early I'm the
morning. The loss may reach $l5O. .OOO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-28

LEADvrLLE. Col, Sep. 2S. Not one Of
the six mammoth smelters here is running
for the first time since the establishment
OF smelling plant in this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-28

NEW YoRx Sept. 2s The United States
cruiser Newark, which sailed hence for
Rio Jsneiro Monday last. was spoken sep.
tember 20, 200 miles south OF Sandy Hook,
by the steamer Hogarth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-28

CHICAGO, Sep. 2. The United States
Army Cavalry skirmish firing yesterday
eicssd the Fort sheridan competitioa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-28
THE WEATHER

For tonig hit
Fair and cool.
For tomorrow
Cool. clear wea h y.
Temperature from
y q. m. Sept. "a. 10 D
y. IN. Sept. IS: High-
est. 5t 10 west,
IS, mean. 50
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-28

RICHMOND. Sept 6-Mayor Trout OF
Roanoke. who was forced to Zee from his
pUt durins the recent riot In that city.
~ bsft to-. home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-28

In an ege OF fraud ard adulteraton. IL is ertain
lv gratifying TO know that such exten sve y-use,
preparation as Ayers Sarsaparllia can be impic
lily relied upon. II never varies either In quality
appearance or effect. but IL always mp to th
aHandnrd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-28
Assignment Day Monday.

Next Mopday will be assign ment day
under the new act. New cases will lie
called.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
mr. tLOsJS0 QUOTATIONS or
NONEl.
offerings and Sales nj the Richmond To-
bacco LxchaDge-Internai Revenue
CoIleofions-Forcig Ad,ices.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25-Money on call
easy ranging from 20 per ceni,last
loan at 4,and closing offered az i; Prime
mercantile paper, sui2 per cent.
Sterling exchange weak, with actual
business in bankers bills at Sislhn%s for
sixty day paper and sfS5Ias6A for de-
rnand; Posted rates, $iS2usI; commercial
bills, A.S2Il44.S5.
Government bonds lower. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds firm.
The feature of the stock market at the
opening to-day was a decline of per cent
in l.. IL n. due 10 the receipt OF lower
quotations fromLOndOn and talk Of
strike. The sellers in making an attack
on this stock, evidently intended 10 cover
in other shares but the general list held
well, and 1t was not long before the shorts
evinced a disposition TO cover up. AS the
day advanced and IL was seen that the
currency situation was improving, the
bulls took courage, and by placing fair
sized buying orders in various stocks
succeeded in turning the current In an
upward direction. Keene, Connor ana
the Woumsers were credited with taking
a prominent part in the speculation for
a rise.
The advance ranged from ~ 70 ~
per cent. Sugar. Chicago Gas, General
Electric the Changers. Louisville and
Nashville and Western Union leading
Shortly before the close, Distiliers
broke suddenly from 22M 10 20h on
advices from Washington that the
payment Of taxes on spirits in
bond would not be enforced by the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury. The general market
reacted h0k from the highest, but The
undertone was strong. Among the spec
ialties. Edison Illuminating was the fea-
ture. and It passed thro Igh most erratic
fluctuations The stock. after selling at
So dropped 10 7lsi and jumped TO ~
one Of the features Of the days OF At
lions was the increased demand for low
priced stocks, many Of which ruled on n
higher range. The sales aggregated 100
600, including 1900 unlisted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Joyce Colgln is s'sk at her home,
No. 617 north Sixth street.
Mr.. J. II. Thompson has returned to the
city after two weeks stay at the Buffalo
Ridge Springs.
Thos. j. Moore and wife and son left
Yesterday for Chicago and az extended trip
20 the North west.
Rev. DR.. Ray, Who went to Louisa county
10 dedicate q church last Sunday, returned
yesterday quite sick.
Mrs. j. A. Heisler and family are spend
ing the summer on their farm IN Hanover
county, near Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. J. f. Lumsden and family have re-
turned to the city after visiting friends in
Hanover, Louisa, and Goochland counties.
Atf:55P. NJ. the ambulance was called
70 200 south So pond street 90 q colOred
woman who was found TO be crazy. She
was taken to the almshouse.
Robert Anthony (colored) was before
Squire Larus. Of Henrico yesterday,
charged with removing lot Of furniture
(which had been levied on. The case was
dismissed.
Mr.. Frank Van Wort leaves Monday for
baltimore, Washington and Old Point.
lie is going 20 pursue that VICIOUS
lmerican practice OF com aiming business
With pleasure.
DIR. Hoge. who has been preaching in
Baltimore during the summer, will close
bis engagement there tomorrow and ia
expected to return TO Richmond early in
the cOmmiDg week.
Among Che arrivals nj the Hygeia Hotel
Old Point Comfort, yesterday from Rich
mond were. 0. II. Berry, n. Il, Taylor,
Il. Whilook. A. ID. WhItlock, q. +. New
ell. ". ii. Cosby.
An excursion train. under the supervi-
sion of Messrs. Adams d Co.. will be Tun
10 Staunton tonight. The train will
leave the the Chesapeake aud OHIO depot
at IL o'clock. and returning Will leave
stanton at z 2. NJ. Sunday.
The city ambulance was called TO the
Locomotive Works yesterday afternoon
buggy. One of her left ribs was broken
and the right shoulder dsiocated. She
was treated and taken TO her home on
Seventeenth street. The physician did
not remember her name.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yester-
day were Mrs. NJ. Il. africa, daughter Of the
late Gov Fowle. of North Carolina; Miss
Knte b. Hale. Raleigh n. G.; 9. l.. Bah
cock, treasurer of Charles City county,
and II. 2. Sheltman. deputy sheriff OF
Rookbridge.
At the Second police station there is an
oval-shaped, old-fsshioned gold breastpin,
which was found on the street several days
ago. In the centre of tho ornament Is
enclosed lock of ersyish brown hair and
another shade darker. The owner can
obtain il by calling on Captain Angle
Ice Camp held q largely attended meet
ing last evening With Col. Thos. L. Pollard
in command. while Adjutant j. Taylor
Stratton recorded. The arrangements IN
regard to TO the visit of the camp to Wash
inaton will be discussed OF the next meet
inq. The trip Is 10 be made on septem-
Der 18th DO participate in the celebration
of the centennial OF the laying of the cor
per stone OF tho Capitol buiidinE-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26

The Board Of Public Interests held o
meeting IN ,be sounci chamber last even.
ing TO agree on the nsmcs Nhich are O. be
submitted 10 the City Council and IRON
which y successor Is to DO selected TO Police
Commissioners Jos. W. JauDe. whose torn
Chairman Il. r. Glover and Messr. j. W.
White. Thos. II. kliett. u. NJ. Taylor. w j..
Mcdowell, }. &. Irowef. julius Strau !.
John =. Harwood and L. T. Chris;ian.
MIR. Mcdowell nominated hlr los. W.
Laube 10 succeed himaoli, Mr.. Elicit nomi.
mated Messrs. J. b. McKenncy. and u. A.
&rnDdor, and Mr.. White nominated Mr..
ARK Gunet. The vote resulted a. follows.
abe. 3; Mckinney, s; Gpnst. 8; and Bran.
r.8 Messrs. Laube Mckenneg and Gunsi
verv Seftared the choice OF the Board.
These arc me Same names which were
recommended 20 tue Council before. whom
that BODY failed to como 10 any agreement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
SatolIi or for Cincinnati.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 25.-Archbishop
Satolli, papal delegate. left Washington
AT 2 O'Clock this afternoon by the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway for Cincinnati
where on Sunday he viii bless the new
Italian Church OF the Sacred Heart and
celebrate the solemn mass. \ special
section OF the Chicago special was placed
at the disposal of Mgr. Satolli by the
president Of the road. The Delegate. who
was accompanied by his secretary and
the Rev. +. Sciota Of Cincinnati. who
came here TO meet the apostolic delegate.
The Most REV. VIM. II. Elder arch
bishop Of Cincinnati. and Right Rev.
Camillur T. Macs. bishop Of Covington,
will be at the station in Cincinnati TO
meet the archbishop together with the
Iaity, and clergy OF the city and pro-
cession Of 10000 Catholics.
The Archbishop expects TO re turn to
Washington by Thursday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, Aug 25-There was a grand
swing 10 all markets on the Chicago
board OF trade to-day. The bears pressed
the selling early and forced prices down
in all the grain pits. When everything on
the floor was oversoid the trade got some
good bull news in wheat, which alarmed
the shorts and started speculative buying
Wheat got such rally that all other
markets followed. Following a bad break
in the first hour, when the lowest prices OF
this remarkable year were made In sever
al options. there was a strong recovery,
which closed with everything on the noor
above yesterdays figures. The volume Of
business was double that OF any day for
two weeks. Wheat broke from CO.'S 20 59ss
for September, with a rally 20 6O%nGoA
lust at the close. This was all the more
remarkable, as Liverpol cables were the
sickest Of the season, quoting spot wheat
. pence lower But the exports OF wheat
and flour for the day reached 965,oOO
bushels. and the local money conditions
were improved This started the shorts
and they bought furiously during the last
hour Corn touched 36is for September on
the break. and rallied TO 81 cents. oats
closed steady and higher. Pork and RIBS
closed 40 cents over last night. Lard is
unchanged.
Cash quotations: Flour; Slow sales on
private terms. no spring wheat, coz;
No red. 6ob No Corn. 36's No Oats
2ss,. Mess pork, sl3.4OG65. Lard. S.1On2O
short rib sides. loose, $4,000. Dry Salt
"a shoulders. boxed. S725a5O. Short clear
sides. boxed, Ss.25q50. Whiskey, sll2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, 1890 p. M-Cotton dull:
free supply Offering; prices unchanged;
American middling nominal at a.. Sales,
1909 bales: American. $50; speculation
and export. 800. Receipts. 200; American
300 Futures steady: demand moderate;
Aug-Sep, s-Gi; Sep-Oct.. 4 6-6f; Oct
Nov, G-6l@7-6i; Nov-Dec.. 7-84ffs-6f;
Dec-Ian., 4 g-Gi; Jan-Feb.. 4 10-Gidil-Gf;
Feb-Mar..4 12-Gi: Mar-Apl4 1851. Tend
ers, $40 bales new dockeis and 100 old.
4 .. N. Aug..4 G-64. sellers; Aus-Sep..
4 Goa. sellers: Sep-Cct., 5-ei. buyers;
Oct-Nov., 5-G40G-Gi; Nov-Dec.,4 7-Gi.
sellers: Dec-Jan., I-GfH9-Gf; Jan-Feb.,
1864. buyers; Feb-Mar., l2-Gf, sellers,
Mar-ApL. 13-G4qIf-6i. Futures closed
quiet and STEADY.
Treasury balances: Coin, sfs.y25,O 900;
currency, s.. t66,v9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. 25-Flour weak and
dull; prices unchanged. Southern flour
dull weak and unchanged. Wheat fairly
active and firm; No > red, store and ele-
vator G6HM6l; afloat, GGA06L Options
opened weak and declined y TO =
cent, rallied, and closed frmat "a
- cent over yesterday and fairly ac-
tive; March Sl5s; Aug, 81; Sept, COS;
Oct. 10 Corn dull and weak No 2, A. in
elevator ;4OQ4 afloat: Options declined
SsdH cent rallied h@ss. and closed steady
with a moderate trade; Aug, 45is; Sept.
AZ; oct, ass. oats fairly active and
firm: Options quiet and firmer;Aug., DIX
Sept, 30; oct, 3OI2; Nov, 81; No white
oct. ,33: Spot; No ., 29l2Q%4; No white
32lbag}; mixed western, 30H32; white DO.
33a4O Wool steady and quiet; Domestic
fleece. 2Spulled, 1925. Beef steady;
Family, HAP; extra mess. S75OQS. Beef
hams dun at $3.50. Tierced beef steady;
City extra India mess, 15G17. Cut meats
steady and quiet. Lard easier and duh;
Western steam closed SS.GOQ65; city,Sn
81. Refined easier; Continent, 1915; $.
$500; compound. 71kM7h. Pork firm and
fairly active: New mess Sl4.JOql o.2o
Cotton seed oil dull but steady. Petroleum
dull and easier Rosin dull hut steady
Turpentine firm but scasce at 2Gu25l2
Rice firm and in fair demand; Domestic,
fair TO extra. 2l20Jis; japan, 4hu4la
Molasses Foreign nominal New Orleans
duh and unchanged. Peanuts duh. Coffee +.
Options opened steady and closed firm;
Spot Rio firm and in fair demand; No z,
10 cents. Sugar; Raw fairly active, steady
ann unchanged: Refined firm, active,
and unchanged. Freghts 10 Liverpool
firmer but quiet Cotton sd;grain,3l4d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. Aug. Pa
young man about twenty-five years OF
age. who says he is Louis Norton. a
clothing merchant OF New Haven, Conn,
was taken from the raging surf here last
night. He tells marvellous story. lie
SAYS that on Tuesday he left New Haven
in his private cat boat; that while In
Long Island Sound two men from a
schooner jumped aboard his vessel.
knocked him senseless, and when he
recovered he found himself in the hold OF
the schooner. He says he escaped from
the schooner in a small boat but was
overtaken by Wednesday nights storm
and his boat wrecked. lie chung 10 the
broken boat and drifted about the sea
until he was washed ashore here last
night. A. o. Norton. of New Haven.
who ne says is his uncle, has been noti-
fed by telegraph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
DEATHS

SrBIgTT Died. in Hanover County Au-
gust 2ith. WILLIAM EDWIN, youngest A..
OF c. b. and Virginia II. Sublett.
Funeral services at tho grave IN new part
HOLLYWOOD SATURDAY MORNING st 500
o'clock. au-o-lt
RFANEY.- Died at the residence Of Edward
c. Marshall. near Vernon Mills IN fanquler
County, Va, sunday, August goth. JOHN
L IRAN REANEY, in the iiftyhfth year OF
LIsa au26-2t'
DIED. NORA. wife Of C. A. Chapman. died
Yesterday morning at o'clock, At the rest
dence of her husband, No. ll0l North Fifth
street
Funeral takes place tomorrow at p, M.
from Vt. Peters cathedral. riends ana re,a-
mons requested to attend. Interment at Mt.
Calvary.
NOBLF.-Died. August 2j 1899, at Locust
Grove. owha,an county, Va. Mrs. MARY L.
NOBl r. after a short illness, IN the list year
OF her age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. Aug. .. Is


Light offerings Of Tobacc0s at Auction
on Change to-day: highest price FOR sun
cured $ll.OO.
Private sales reported to the Secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day,
were very light.
The Tobacco Inspector reports to-day.
Inspections Bright 16I Hhds. Dark 20
Hhds.. 3 TieFees. ReiRsPecuons, Bright
o Hhds., Dark none. Tierces none.
Myers shockoe. Seabrooke's. Planters,
Crenshaws and Jones Tobacco Ware
houses report to-day; Receipts. ~ pack
ages; Deliveries. 40 packages
u. S. Internal Revenue collections for
the city 81 Richmond, Va, to-day
Cigars and Cigarettes SIZES; Plug To-
baccos. S2.0S797; Total. s2.2.3.4j.
Registered AT the Tobacco Exchange to-
day; W. II. Kelley, Caroline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
The Racing nj Raleigh.

RALFTGU. N. c.. Aug. 25.-The second
days races at the annual meeting Of the
North Carolina fTotting horse breeders
Association wcro run this afternoon.
There wore three events on the programme.
'lhe rat race was woa by Cock Robin.
limo 2:35, 2:3i14. 1886; Archie Harden
second: Primers, third The race was
particularly interesting. Cock Rob n
was openly pulled and could easily have
made the mile under 2;30.
! The second race was won by Flare in
three straight heats. lime pa, 2:i2. a34:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
Parliamentary Topping"

4 member Of congress had been paying
Neltion 20 young lady for long while
a. had taken Ler TO attend the house un-
: - ale was well posted In the rules. On
ne last day Of the session as they came out
~ boz zht hera bouquet Of flowers and said
70 Der, May offer you my handful of
lo"ersi" She replied promptly, II move
70 amend by emitting all after the word
Land. " lie blushingly accepted the
amendment, and they adopted it unani-
pi0us.y .-Exchange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
GRAIN AND corToN EXCHANGE.

nfCH HDNb, Va. Angust - lS0
Offerings - Wheat. SA bushels; corn, 20S
bushels.
Saiss-Wheat. 81 bushels: corn, ; bushels.
Qa0tatio1s--W Wheat 4ong herry, d1c to "a sc;
mixed zoe. 10 6iJtc; Sbortbury. I5c 70 "A c..
No. 2 red &c Corn-N bite. prime Virginia
bag lot.l 4ec.: No. white, Sc; No. mixed,
43c 10 sc. Oats-Wiuter for seed pc. 10
&C. No. . mixed, BIC 10 sl}sc.: no. 3 mixed.
2gc 10 SOc. Rye j2c. 90 sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
His Face BaiIy Burned

Cav Rose the 19-year old so q Of Mr.. Jno
r. Rose OF sos Reservoir stree t, was bad
is cut aud burned Thursday afternoon by
the explosion Of glass bottle full of pow
dor which be attempted to set OF in an old
field near the house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
al Round Trim Only al.

Delightful excursion TO Norfolk aud New
mort News on the new and beautiful steamer
Pocahontas tonight. August 2G. 1893, at ~
o'clock. returning Sunday night. Tickets
also good 30 return Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
Intense Heat.

IN MS the heat Of Bologna was so great
suet numbers OF people were stiiied. In
guy 1913, the heat again became intoler-
soie Vegetables were burned up, and fruit
uned on the trees. The furniture and wood
work IA dwelling houses cracked and split,
ana meat went bad in an hour. - Yankee
Blade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
Pny or 10 Cnsh.

Very few checks and but little scrip will
DO used in paying og in Richmond to-day.
The Richmond Locomotive Works vii pay
% per cent. cash and the balance IN scrip
of small denominations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. e5, 1893.
ARRIVED.
steamer Wyanoke. poaz. New York, mer-
chandse and passengers; Geo. W. Allen q Co.,
Agents.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahon'as. Deyo, Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers: Irwin Weisiger. Su-
per.utendent.
Steamship WysnOke Boaz. New York NOR
chandise and passengers; Geo. W. Allen Co.,
Agents
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Aug. IS, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Schooner VIM. Cobb Richmond
Schooner Fannie With more. Norfolk.
British steamship Ferndlre, Cardlt.
FORT OF OF WEST POINT. Aug. Is. 1885
ARRIVED.
Steamship baltimore. fennett. passengers
aud general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship aliimoro. BENNETT Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
August Is l
i>.L L

THr REvERrEs Or WORK OF THE HAAH-
DAH"A-
No By Ia
No. LORD Lrrrox
No X
o"sAs~
No DEEDS By NJ foSdE
No o. OLD MANSE BY NATHASEL hAwrHohsh
No HAWTHORNE
No.
No illustrated. by OLIVER GOLDSMITH
No BY HAWTHORNE
NJ By PIERRE
DEPARTMENT
Watch the list carefully constantly added
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26

Fifty years ago the Income OF the labor
ihS population Of England was R5Oo, ooo,0oo.
or about 40 per head. IL is now between
s'Vovo,0 V0 and ii 500. 900. 900. OF 3s5 per
lead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
wILMINGTON

" IIlNII4N 7 NT-Ns
WI, MINGTON. N. c.. Aug 25.-Rosin
steady; strained. rs; good strained, 80
rurpentine steady at q. Tar firm at si.oO'
crude tprpsntine steady; Hard' sl.oo;
soft and Virgin, Sl.fO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26

CHARLESTON. s .C.Aug. zo-Iurpen-
tine nrm At 2y1s asked kosin hrm ~ %
cents for good strained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26

JJfJpCfD fJCCk yAPFFT.
leYorted by Messrs. John J.. Williams a
Sons. bankers. corner Tenth aud Main
streets.l
RIcRuoSr. Va. August %. 1893
aovrRsMKHr sEcuHITfKs- ma dSkef
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-26
l. THE REYERIEs or BACnELOR on, BOOK or THE HEARv
In IK. M.nrrI- Lnnnald q. Mitchel.l

l. THE REyERns OF BACHELOR; OR, BOOK OF HEART.
By TX MARVEL Donald g. Michet a. .,. =,
nr s oael os s s st TG %' sub
how sssos 4sass pathetic sS @ from his pen quaint
LAYS ANCIENT ROME BY Beautifully Illustrated
sSs 's o. are p.sse s i s nsi
RS E aa ao win s,'s Se h%sa 6 ys
s s ea f '' are 'p@ Ds a2''' e
8. A rIILYLoss SCANDAL BY j. NJ BARRIE
"" r sA s had R' Ps:as% %s s s': ss
s srsand The The s"G Ss;
fun Of dry quaint su Serer since sss
SS"s s Ss S S an with od Situations
droI inciin
t. THE HOUSE GABLES By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
THIS masterpiece charm Of romance
4 aT ' Se su@s sss Of poetic
G
5. CRAWFORD. BY Mrs
ranford sketches of fSarSc''r re-
life '' an English ao, yTare descriptive
a,.iaes s6a With aae 'i1 s aSus
6. THE COMING RACE. BY LORD LyrroN
r Coming ss lord . EsG% 3 ' @ SSs s S na s
fascgans picture Of the , hun,a" , r w,1
@ ss ri 'fs@ enabled S "s' ss domestic S. ass
Ingenious ''
"nGS ''Rsd work S ee poSo Of San s
: DREAM LIFE BY TX MARVEL donald Mitchcl.l
T s. gssf on very i andy studies q a%s'e@ ps s
%@ ' %s the ' literary ap5rscon
1%s % c"s Should a s sat S @
wei but SoS s S a D oase @ SdS
3. A BOOK OF GOLDEN By C. NJ YoSor
This just into the hand OF youth circulating healthy
and %o1asy Sc @ rev eooHs are oe epoas
optI patriotic IDEAS
10 NOISES FROM An OLD By NATHAsmL HAWTHORNE.
" Another delightful is this collection
PERI ss e. is distinguished high
ncecomm anew to pubic iaVo"
=, THE SCARLET LETTER BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
Interest,"
graphic colonial ife notifying
T by New eess novels locams
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8. ESSAYS or ELLA. BY CHARLES LAMB
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