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NEW ‘W YOR K FIV FIVE: CENT | LIBR A RY. No. 87. NEW YORK FIVE CENT LIBRARY. The extraordinarily large circulation of the NEW YORK FIVE CENT LIBRARY roves conclusively that it has caught the popular fancy. Ranking first and foremost as the best five cent Library covering stories of general adventure, the NEW YORK FIVE CENT LIBRARY is always in demand. Each new issue main- tains the standard set by its predecessors. No. 33.—DEAD SHOT DAVE IN TACOMA; or, A For-|No. 65—GENTLEMAN JACK’'S BIG HIT; or, Downing No. No. No. No. No. No. No. . 42.—NAT WOODS AGAIN ON TOP; . 45.—DEAD SHOT DAVE IN DENVER; or, Foiling . 48.—PROFESSOR MULCAHEY OF THE McKEELEY . 50.—ELECTRIC BOB AND HIS WHITE ALLIGA- . 52.—JACK AND JERRY, THE BICYCLE WONDERS ; . 57—DEAD SHOT DAVE IN OMAHA; or, The Limit . 61.—GENTLEMAN JACK’S SOFT MARK; . 51.—A DANGEROUS CASE FOR NAT WOODS: or, | N .62.—DEAD SHOT DAVE IN KENTUCKY; or, is tune at One Throw. By Jim Bowie. 34.— JOHN L., JR., IN CINCINNATT; or, Fighting | No. for the Poor and Weak. By Billy Madden. 35.—TELEGRAPH TOM’S STILL HUNT; or, Tug the] yo News Boy Crook. By Wm. Murray. ; 36.—GENTLEMAN JACK’S TOUR; or, The Ring Champion and his Enemies. By Jim Daly. — 37.—STRUCK DOWN FROM BEHIND; or, The Gas House Gang’s Last Victim. By Tom Ward. 38.—FLIP-UP LARRY’S LITTLE GAME; or, The! High- Roller in the Pool Rooms. By Louis Tracy | No . 40.—MAYOR LIEDERKRANZ OF HOBOKEN; op, | No. The Jolly Captain of the Pretzel Schuetzen Corps. By Peter Pad. 41.-JOHN 1, Jrn., IN COURT; or, Fighting for | N° His Inheritance. By Billy Madden. or, Working Out the Little Mystery,” by the Author of “ Nat Woods.” No. . 43.—WAYLAID AND DROWNED ; or, The Harlem Mill Gang. By Tom Ward. . 44.—DENNIS MULCAHEY’S MISFORTUNES. By Peter Pad. No. the Gamblers. 46.—GENTLEMAN By Jim Bowie. JACK’S MIX-UP; or, Settled Outside of the Prize Ring. By Jim Daly. No. . 47.—JOHN L., JR., IN BOSTON; or, Fighting for $100,000. By Billy Madden, HOME FOR BUMMERS AND TANKS. By Peter Ne. Pad. 49.—TELEGRAPH TOM’S CHINESE PUZZLE; or, Low Life in the Metropolis. By Wm. Murray. No TOR; or, Hunting for Confederate Treasure in the Mississippi River. By aCelebrated Author. Yellow Dick’s Last Treachery. By the Author of “Nat Woods.” No. or, Lively Times on the Wheel. By ‘‘Zimmy. ” _ 53.—DEAD SHOT DAVE IN CHICAGO. By Jim Bowie. No. . 54.—NAT WOODS’ CAPTURE OF KENO CLARK, KING OF THE DIAMOND LIFTERS. By the Author of “Nat Woods.” No. . 55.—ELECTRIC BOB’S BIG BLACK OSTRICH; or, Lost on the Desert. By the Author of “Electric Bob.” No. .56—JACK AND JERRY’S SPURT; or, The Bicycle Wonders’ Ride for Life. By “Zimmy.” on the Red and Black. By. Jim Bowie. No. . 58.—NAT“WOODS’ QUEER FIND; or, R. X. T., The Mvsterious Emblem. By the author of “Nat Woods.” 59. ELECTRIC BOB'S REVENUE HAWE,;; or, The By No, Young Inventor Among the Moonshiners. the author of ‘Electric Bob.” No. . 60.—JACK AND JERRY’S SCRATCH RACE; or, The Bicycle Wonders’ Strange Discovery. By “Zimmy.” or, | No. Knocked Out in Three Rounds. By Jim Daly. No. Blue Grass Region Horse-Thieves. By Jim Bowie. 63.—ELECTRIC BOB’S BIG BICYCLE; or, The Nerviest Boy in the World. “ Wlectric Bob.” 64.—JACK AND JERRY’S TIGHT SQUEEZE; or, By the author of The Bicycle Wonders’ Remarkable Pluck. By No. “Zimmy.” DIME NOVEL CLUB No. the Prize Ring Fakirs. By Jim Daly. 66.—GILLOOLEY’S TRIP TO WASHINGTON. By “Frank.” 67.—BILLY PLIMMER IN AND OUT OF THE RING; or, The Adventures of the Bantam Weight Champion of the World. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. . 68.—BILLY PLIMMER ON THE ROAD; or, A Bantam Pugilist’s Rise to Wealth. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. 69—NAT WOODS ON THE MIDWAY PLAISANCE; or, The Strangest Case on Record. By the author of “Nat Woods.” 70.—JOHNNIE VAN HEEST’S BATTLES; og, A Ban- tam Weght Fighter’s Adventures and Exploits. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. 1—- JACK McAULIFFE’S RISE; or, From the Cooper’s Bench to Light Weight Champion Pugilist. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. No. 72—JACK McAULIFFE AT HOME AND ABROAD; or, The Light Weight Champion on Two Wun- tinents. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. 73—JACK McAULIFFE IN NEW ORLEANS; or, The Light Weight Champion Again a Winner. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. 74—JACK McAULIFFE ACROSS THE CONTINENT ; or, The Light Weight Champion’s Fights and Frolics. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. 75—AL SCHOCK, THE CHAMPION BICYCLIST; or, The Adventures of the Greatest Long Dis- tance Wheelman of the World. By Will Wheelright. "6—JACK DEMPSEY’S BATTLES; or, A Famous Wrestler and Pugilist’s Fights to Win. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. "7—JACK DEMPSEY, TH} NONPAREIL; or, The Victorious Career of the Great Middle- -Weight. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. 78—JACK DEMPSEY, THE WORLD-BEATER;; or, Tbe Great Middle-Weight’s Many Battles. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. 79—-JACK DEMPSEY AT JACKSONVILLE; or, The Nonpareil as Principal and Second. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. 80—BILLY MADDEN, THE FAMOUS SPORT; or, The Life and Adventures of the Great Pugilistie Manager. By Billy Boxer, the Referee, 81—MIKE LEONARD, THE GAME FIGHTER ; oR, A Messenger Boy’s Climb Up the Ladder of Pu- gilism. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. 82—DANNY McBRIDE, THE CLEVER BANTAM; or From Messenger Sergeant to Professional Pu- pilist. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. 88—JACK SKELLY, THE YOUNG COOPER; or, A Boy’s Progress Up the Ladder of Fame. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. 84—J ACK SKELLY, THE GREAT FEATHER WEIGHT; or, The Famous Young Boxer’s Fights and Adventures. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. 85—KING KELLY, THE FAMOUS CATCHER;; or, The Life and Adventures of the #10,000 Ball- Player. By Billy Boxer. the Referee. 86—CAPTAIN BILLY NASH, OF THE BOSTON TEAM; or, The Doings of the Famous Third Baseman. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. 87.—YALE MURPHY, THE GREAT SHORT-STOP ; or, The Little Midget of the Giant New York Team. By Billy Boxer, the Referee. 88—DASHING DIAMOND DICK ; or, The Tigers of Tombstone. By W. B. Lawson. 1525 W. 12th St., Brooklyn 4,N.Y. MICLOOOKS (C(O) (SO)