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THIS line has become famous for its excellent stories of the detection of crime. Of late, it has taken truly remarkable strides in the public’s favor. The reason for this is, that every book is a marvel of its kind. They are high-class tales, not of the “blood and thunder” order, but with plausable plots which hold the reader fairly captivated with breathless expectation. Among these are the stories of the adventures of Nick Carter and his clever assistants; of “Old Spicer,” the clever private detective, whose exploits are among the most remarkable ever performed by any detective. If you are in search of good, interesting matter, a decided change from that to which you have been accustomed, purchase a few of these titles. They will not only please and interest you, but will give you a clear insight into the methods of the various classes of criminals.

To be Published During July
400—The Living Mark	By Nicholas Carter
399—An Oath of Vengeance	By John K. Stafford
398—Under a Black Veil	By Nicholas Carter
To be Published During June
397—A Crime Without a Name	By Dick Stewart
396—A Baffled Oath	By Nicholas Carter
395—A Kentucky Moonshiner	By Inspector Stark
394—Playing for a Fortune	By Nicholas Carter
To be Published During May
393—The Convent Mystery	By John K. Stafford
392—With Links of Steel	By Nicholas Carter
391—A Villain’s Work	By Dick Stewart
390—A Royal Thief	By Nicholas Carter
To be Published During April
389—A Deed of Darkness	By Inspector Stark
388—The Diamond Trail	By Nicholas Carter
387—Under the Surface	By John K. Stafford
386—Down and Out	By Nicholas Carter
To be Published During March
385—The Search for a Motive	By Dick Stewart
384—A Cigarette Clew	By Nicholas Carter
383—The Mafia’s Victim	By Inspector Stark
382—A Villainous Scheme	By Nicholas Carter
381—A Millionaire’s Crime	By John K. Stafford
380—The Price of Treachery	By Nicholas Carter
379—Confederated Rogues	By Dick Stewart
378—A Tangled Case	By Nicholas Carter
377—The Telegraph Clew	By Inspector Stark
376—A Mysterious “Graft”	By Nicholas Carter
375—A Cruel Suspicion	By Fay P. Rathbun
374—Trapped In His Own Net	By Nicholas Carter
373—A Bid for a Life	By Scott Campbell
372—A Scientific Forger	By Nicholas Carter
371—The Signs of the Dagger	By H. O. Cooke
370—The Ruby Pin	By Nicholas Carter
369—The Tell-tale Watch	By Meta De Vere
368—In the Gloom of Night	By Nicholas Carter
367—Who Was He?	By Philip Little
366—Ahead of the Game	By Nicholas Carter
365—A “Spurious Note” Maker	By John K. Stafford
364—Following a Chance Clew	By Nicholas Carter
363—A Political Plotter	By Dick Stewart
362—A Broken Trail	By Nicholas Carter
361—The Shadow of an Assassin	By Inspector Stark
360—A Missing Man	By Nicholas Carter
359—A Daring Express Messenger	By John K. Stafford
358—A Mysterious Foe	By Nicholas Carter
357—A Game of “Draw”	By Dick Stewart
356—The Queen of Diamonds	By Nicholas Carter
355—An Unexpected Move	By Scott Campbell
354—An Ingenious Stratagem	By Nicholas Carter
353—The Missing Bracelet	By Inspector Stark
352—The Master Villain	By Nicholas Carter
351—Smugglers at Odds	By John K. Stafford
350—Playing a Lone Hand	By Nicholas Carter
349—The “Green Goods” Speculator	By Dick Stewart
348—The Mystic Diagram	By Nicholas Carter
347—A Queen of Blackmailers	By the author of “Seth Hunt”
346—The Cab Driver’s Secret	By Nicholas Carter
345—The Deed of a Night	By the author of “Nat Tyler”
344—Against Desperate Odds	By Nicholas Carter
343—The Stolen Jewels	By “Old Spicer”
342—The Secret Panel	By Nicholas Carter
341—Two Conspirators	By the author of “Seth Hunt”
340—The Criminal Link	By Nicholas Carter
339—The Confession of a Thug	By the author of “Nat Tyler”
338—The Wizard of the Cue	By Nicholas Carter
337—The Palace of Chance	By “Old Spicer”
336—Driven From Cover	By Nicholas Carter
335—The Woman in Red	By Scott Campbell
334—Beyond Pursuit	By Nicholas Carter
333—A Question of Evidence	By “Old Spicer”
332—The Certified Check	By Nicholas Carter
331—A Secret Suspicion	By the author of “Seth Hunt”
330—The Toss of a Penny	By Nicholas Carter
329—The Price of “Protection”	By the author of “Nat Tyler”
328—A Detective’s Theory	By Nicholas Carter
327—The Tattooed Wrist	By “Old Spicer”
326—A Bundle of Clews	By Nicholas Carter
325—The Cross in the Dust	By the author of “Seth Hunt”
324—The “Hot Air” Clew	By Nicholas Carter
323—Sherlock Holmes. Vol. II	By A. Conan Doyle
322—Sherlock Holmes. Vol. I	By A. Conan Doyle
321—The Missing Bullet	By the author of “Nat Tyler”
320—The Cloak of Guilt	By Nicholas Carter
319—Tightening the Coils	By “Old Spicer”
318—The Cashier’s Secret	By Nicholas Carter
317—A Midnight Vigil	By the author of “Nat Tyler”
316—Circumstantial Evidence	By Nicholas Carter
315—In the Shadow	By “Old Spicer”
314—The Barrel Mystery	By Nicholas Carter
313—Cunning Against Force	By Tom Steele
312—Heard in the Dark	By Nicholas Carter
311—A Transatlantic Puzzle	By the author of “Seth Hunt”
310—The Crown Diamond	By Nicholas Carter
309—The Power of a Villain	By the author of “Nat Tyler”
308—The Photographer’s Evidence	By Nicholas Carter
307—A Desperate Game	By “Old Spicer”
306—A Ring of Dust	By Nicholas Carter
305—The Tell-Tale Tattoo	By Jack Sharpe
304—The Twin Mystery	By Nicholas Carter
303—The Branded Hand	By the author of “Seth Hunt”
302—Under False Colors	By Nicholas Carter
301—The Wall Street Swindlers	By Jack Sharpe
300—A Blow for Vengeance	By Nicholas Carter
299—The Sleepless Eye	By the author of “Nat Tyler”
298—A Masterpiece of Crime	By Nicholas Carter
297—The Shadow of Guilt	By “Old Spicer”
296—The Guilty Governor	By Nicholas Carter
295—Tracked by a Pin	By Richard Hackstaff
294—The Blood-Red Badge	By Nicholas Carter
293—On the Stroke of Midnight	By the author of “Seth Hunt”
292—A Great Conspiracy	By Nicholas Carter
291—In Terror’s Grasp	By the author of “Nat Tyler”
290—The Hole in the Vault	By Nicholas Carter
289—The Crippled Hand	By Frederick S. Stewart
288—The Council of Death	By Nicholas Carter
287—A Dead Witness	By “Old Spicer”
286—A Bonded Villain	By Nicholas Carter
285—A Rascal’s Nerve	By the author of “Seth Hunt”
284—A Blackmailer’s Bluff	By Nicholas Carter
283—The Crimson Glove	By the author of “Nat Tyler”
282—A Race Track Gamble	By Nicholas Carter
281—The Stroke of a Knife	By Burnham F. Mason
280—The Seal of Death	By Nicholas Carter
279—On the Brink of Ruin	By “Old Spicer”
278—A Sharper’s Downfall	By Nicholas Carter
277—An Eye for an Eye	By the author of “Seth Hunt”
276—A Checkmated Scoundrel	By Nicholas Carter
275—The Banker’s Millions	By the author of “Nat Tyler”
274—Paid With Death	By Nicholas Carter
273—The Rogue With a Past	By Robert Wesley
272—The Chain of Evidence	By Nicholas Carter
271—A High-Class Swindler	By “Old Spicer”
270—The Fatal Prescription	By Nicholas Carter
269—The Man Who Knew	By the author of “Seth Hunt”
268—Hounded to Death	By Nicholas Carter
267—An Unfortunate Rogue	By the author of “Nat Tyler”
266—A Stroke of Policy	By Nicholas Carter
265—The Three Finger Marks	By “Old Spicer”
264—Two Villains in One	By Nicholas Carter.
263—The Loaded Orange	By Gilbert Jerome.
262—A False Combination	By Nicholas Carter.
261—A Matter of Thousands	By the author of “Old Spicer”
260—At the Knife’s Point	By Nicholas Carter.
259—The Band of Mystery	By Maro O. Rolfe
258—Man Against Man	By Nicholas Carter.
257—The Man Who Made Diamonds	By the author of “Nat Tyler”
256—The Vial of Death	By Nicholas Carter.
255—The Sport of Fate	By the author of “Old Spicer.”
254—Behind a Mask	By Nicholas Carter.
253—The Fatal Request	By A. L. Harris.
252—The Man and His Price	By Nicholas Carter.
251—The Nine of Hearts	By B. L. Farjeon.
250—A Double-Handed Game	By Nicholas Carter.
249—Old Stonewall, Detective	By Judson R. Taylor.
248—The Toss of a Coin	By Nicholas Carter.
247—The Results of a Duel	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
246—Nick Carter’s Death Warrant	By Nicholas Carter.
245—A Victim of Villainy	By F. L. Broughton.
244—A Trusted Rogue	By Nicholas Carter.
243—The Man and the Crime	By Harry Rockwood.
242—Run to Earth	By Nicholas Carter.
241—From Thief to Detective	By Fergus Hume.
240—Weaving the Web	By Nicholas Carter.
239—The Man from the South	By Judson R. Taylor.
238—The Claws of the Tiger	By Nicholas Carter.
237—A Kidnapped Millionaire	By Richard A. Wainwright.
236—A Move in the Dark	By Nicholas Carter.
235—True Detective Tales	By Maurice Moser.
234—The Tell-Tale Photographs	By Nicholas Carter.
233—The Secret of the Missing Checks	By Harry Rockwood.
232—The Red Signal	By Nicholas Carter.
231—The Crime of the Golden Gully	By Gilbert Rock.
230—A Race for Ten Thousand	By Nicholas Carter.
229—The Dexter Bank Robbery	By Harry Rockwood.
228—A Syndicate of Rascals	By Nicholas Carter.
227—From Clew to Climax	By Will N. Harben.
226—A Deal in Diamonds	By Nicholas Carter.
225—Tracked by Fate	By Fergus Hume.
224—Played to a Finish	By Nicholas Carter.
223—Found Dead	By Hero Strong.
222—A Prince of Rogues	By Nicholas Carter.
221—Other People’s Money	By Emile Gaboriau.
220—The Dumb Witness, and Other Stories	By Nicholas Carter.
219—A Hidden Clew	By Ernest De Lancey Pierson.
218—The Man from London	By Nicholas Carter.
217—Baron Trigault’s Vengeance	By Emile Gaboriau.
216—The Count’s Millions	By Emile Gaboriau.
215—The Seal of Silence	By Nicholas Carter.
214—The Missing Cashier	By Ernest De Lancey Pierson.
213—Millions at Stake, and Other Stories	By Nicholas Carter.
212—A Mystery Still	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
211—In Letters of Fire	By Nicholas Carter.
210—An Excellent Knave	By J. F. Molloy.
209—A Triple Crime	By Nicholas Carter.
208—The Condemned Door	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
207—The Blow of a Hammer, and Other Stories	By Nicholas Carter.
206—The Portland Place Mystery	By Ernest De Lancey Pierson.
205—A Bogus Clew	By Nicholas Carter.
204—Hunted Down	By Richard Ashton Wainwright.
203—The Price of a Secret	By Nicholas Carter.
202—The Lady of the Lilacs	By Ernest De Lancey Pierson.
201—The Steel Casket, and Other Stories	By Nicholas Carter.
200—Detective Against Detective	By Donald J. McKenzie.
199—The Man at the Window	By Nicholas Carter.
198—Stairs of Sand	By Ernest De Lancey Pierson.
197—The Coleraine Tragedy	By Eugene T. Sawyer.
196—The Queen of Knaves, and Other Stories,	By Nicholas Carter.
195—Sealed Lips	By Scott Campbell.
194—The Tiger’s Head Mystery	By Eugene T. Sawyer.
193—The Missing Cotton King	By Nicholas Carter.
192—A Dangerous Quest	By Ernest De Lancey Pierson.
191—The Murray Hill Mystery	By Nicholas Carter.
190—The Fate of Austin Craige	By Scott Campbell.
189—The Man of Mystery	By Nicholas Carter.
188—A Strike for Millions	By Eugene T. Sawyer.
187—The Wall Street Wonder	By Donald J. McKenzie.
186—A Desperate Chance	By Nicholas Carter.
185—A Supernatural Clew	By Scott Campbell.
184—The Secret of the Diamond	By Ernest De Lancey Pierson.
183—Hands Up	By J. H. Bethune.
182—The Bottle with the Black Label	By Nicholas Carter.
181—The Man Outside	By Scott Campbell.
180—The Watertown Mystery	By Harry Rockwood.
179—Caught at Last	By Dick Donovan.
178—The Handkerchief Clue	By Harry Rockwood.
177—A Scrap of Black Lace	By Nicholas Carter.
176—The Tragedy of Ascott Mills	By Scott Campbell.
175—The Secret of the Marionettes	By E. De Lancey Pierson.
174—A Princess of Crime	By Nicholas Carter.
173—The Honor of a Black Sheep	By Scott Campbell.
172—Linked to Crime	By Barclay North (W. C. Hudson).
171—The Silent Passenger	By Nicholas Carter.
170—The Doctor’s Secret	By Scott Campbell.
169—The Black Carnation	By Fergus Hume.
168—Brought to Bay	By Nicholas Carter.
167—The Links in the Chain	By Scott Campbell.
166—Dr. Villagos	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
165—Held for Trial	By Nicholas Carter.
164—The Reporter Detective’s Triumph	By Scott Campbell.
163—Phil Scott, the Detective	By Judson R. Taylor.
162—Nick Carter’s Star Pupils	By Nicholas Carter.
161—A Plot for Millions	By Scott Campbell.
160—Harry Williams, New York Detective	By F. L. Broughton.
159—A Framework of Fate	By Nicholas Carter.
158—The Lion of the Law	By Scott Campbell.
157—By a Hair’s Breadth	By Edith Sessions Tupper.
156—A Victim of Circumstances	By Nicholas Carter.
155—Mrs. Donald Dyke, Detective	By Harry Rockwood.
154—Driven to the Wall	By Scott Campbell.
153—Nick Carter’s Clever Ruse	By Nicholas Carter.
152—Fifteen Detective Stories	By Police Captains of New York.
151—The Disappearance of Mr. Derwent	By Thomas Cobb.
150—Lady Velvet	By Nicholas Carter.
149—A Mystery of the Fast Mail	By Byron D. Adsit.
148—Gipsy Blair, the Western Detective	By Judson R. Taylor.
147—Nick Carter’s Retainer	By Nicholas Carter.
146—The Stevedore Mystery	By Barclay North.
145—The Railway Detective	By Harry Rockwood.
144—The Twelve Wise Men	By Nicholas Carter.
143—An Exchanged Identity	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
142—A Seven Days’ Mystery	By Frederic R. Burton.
141—Nick Carter Down East	By the author of Nicholas Carter.
140—Detective Reynolds’ Hardest Case	By Gabriel Macias.
139—Fritz, the German Detective	By Judson R. Taylor.
138—Crossed Wires	By Nicholas Carter.
137—Donald Dyke, the Yankee Detective	By Harry Rockwood.
136—In Peril of His Life	By Emile Gaboriau.
135—The Crime of the French Café	By Nicholas Carter.
134—By Whose Hand?	By Edith Sessions Tupper.
133—The Piccadilly Puzzle	By Fergus Hume.
132—Nick Carter’s Girl Detective	By Nicholas Carter.
131—The Dugdale Millions	By Barclay North.
130—A Millionaire’s Folly	By L. E. Smyles.
129—The Man Who Stole Millions	By Nicholas Carter.
128—The Caruthers Affair	By Will N. Harben.
127—The Severed Hand	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
126—A Game of Craft	By Nicholas Carter.
125—The Pomfret Mystery	By A. D. Vinton.
124—The Trail of the Barrow	By James Mooney.
123—The Elevated Railroad Mystery	By Nicholas Carter.
122—The Mystery of Orcival	By Emile Gaboriau.
121—The Man from Manchester	By Dick Donovan.
120—The Twelve Tin Boxes	By Nicholas Carter.
119—The Reporter Detective	By Donald J. McKenzie.
118—Old Quartz	By Eugene T. Sawyer.
117—A Herald Personal	By Nicholas Carter.
116—520 Per Cent.; or, The Great Franklin Syndicate,	By Barclay North.
115—The Detective Tales of Edgar Allan Poe.
114—The Man Who Vanished	By Nicholas Carter.
113—The Man with a Thumb	By Barclay North.
112—The Garden Court Mystery	By Burford Delannoy.
111—The Stolen Race-Horse	By Nicholas Carter.
110—The Workingman Detective	By Donald J. McKenzie.
109—Blackmail	By Harrie Irving Hancock.
108—Nick Carter’s Clever Protégé	By Nicholas Carter.
107—The Passenger from Scotland Yard	By H. F. Wood.
106—Shadowed by a Detective	By Virginia Champlin.
105—A Bite of an Apple	By Nicholas Carter.
104—A Past Master of Crime	By Donald J. McKenzie.
103—Old Mortality	By Young Baxter.
102—Bruce Angelo, the City Detective	By Judson R. Taylor.
101—The Stolen Pay-Train	By Nicholas Carter.
100—The Diamond Button	By Barclay North.
99—Gideon Drexel’s Millions	By Nicholas Carter.
98—Tom and Jerry	By Judson R. Taylor.
97—The Puzzle of Five Pistols	By Nicholas Carter.
96—No. 13 Rue Marlot	By Rene du Pont Jest.
95—Sealed Orders; or, The Triple Mystery	By Nicholas Carter.
94—Vivier, of Vivier, Longman & Co., Bankers	By Barclay North.
93—Adventures of Harrison Keith, Detective	By Nicholas Carter.
92—Van, the Government Detective	By Judson R. Taylor.
91—The Great Money-Order Swindle	By Nicholas Carter.
90—On the Rack	By Barclay North.
89—The Detective’s Pretty Neighbor	By Nicholas Carter.
88—The North Walk Mystery	By Will N. Harben.
87—Nick Carter and the Green Goods Men.
86—Brant Adams	By Judson R. Taylor.
85—A Dead Man’s Grip	By Nicholas Carter.
84—The Inspector’s Puzzle	By Charles Matthew.
83—The Crescent Brotherhood	By Nicholas Carter.
82—The Masked Detective	By Judson R. Taylor.
81—Wanted by Two Clients	By Nicholas Carter.
80—The Poker King	By Marline Manley.
79—The Sign of the Crossed Knives	By Nicholas Carter.
78—The Chosen Man	By Judson R. Taylor.
77—The Van Alstine Case	By Nicholas Carter.
76—Face to Face	By Donald J. McKenzie.
75—The Clever Celestial	By Nicholas Carter.
74—The Twin Detectives	By K. F. Hill.
73—Two Plus Two	By Nicholas Carter.
71—The Diamond Mine Case	By Nicholas Carter.
70—Little Lightning	By Police Captain James.
69—Detective Bob Bridger	By R. M. Taylor.
68—The Double Shuffle Club	By Nicholas Carter.
67—The Mystery of a Madstone	By K. F. Hill.
66—The Detective’s Clew	By O. L. Adams.
65—Found on the Beach	By Nicholas Carter.
64—The Red Camellia	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
63—The Chevalier Casse-Cou	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
62—A Fair Criminal	By Nicholas Carter.
61—The Maltese Cross	By Eugene T. Sawyer.
60—A Chase Around the World	By Mariposa Weir.
59—A Millionaire Partner	By Nicholas Carter.
58—Muertalma; or, The Poisoned Pin	By Marmaduke Dey.
57—The Vestibule Limited Mystery	By Marline Manley.
56—At Thompson’s Ranch	By Nicholas Carter.
55—His Great Revenge, Vol. II	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
54—His Great Revenge, Vol. I	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
53—An Accidental Password	By Nicholas Carter.
52—The Post Office Detective	By George W. Goode.
51—The Los Huecos Mystery	By Eugene T. Sawyer.
50—The Man from India	By Nicholas Carter.
49—At Odds with Scotland Yard	By Nicholas Carter.
48—The Great, Travers Case	By Dr. Mark Merrick.
47—The Mystery of a Hansom Cab	By Fergus Hume.
46—Check No. 777	By Nicholas Carter.
45—Old Specie, The Treasury Detective	By Marline Manley.
44—The Blue Veil	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
43—Among the Nihilists	By Nicholas Carter.
42—The Revenue Detective	By Police Captain James.
41—John Needham’s Double	By Joseph Hatton.
40—The Mountaineer Detective	By C. W. Cobb.
39—Among the Counterfeiters	By Nicholas Carter.
38—The Matapan Affair	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
37—The Prairie Detective	By Leander P. Richardson.
36—The Crime of the Opera House, Vol. II.	By F. Du Boisgobey.
35—The Crime of the Opera House, Vol. I.	By F. Du Boisgobey.
34—The Society Detective	By Oscar Maitland.
33—The Convict Colonel	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
32—A Mysterious Case	By K. F. Hill.
31—The Red Lottery Ticket	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
30—The Bag of Diamonds	By George Manville Fenn.
29—The Clique of Gold	By Emile Gaboriau.
28—Under His Thumb	By Donald J. McKenzie.
27—The Steel Necklace	By Fortune Du Boisgobey.
26—File No. 113	By Emile Gaboriau.
25—The Detective’s Triumph	By Emile Gaboriau.
24—The Detective’s Dilemma	By Emile Gaboriau.
23—Evidence by Telephone	By Nicholas Carter.
22—The Champdoce Mystery	By Emile Gaboriau.
21—A Deposit Vault Puzzle	By Nicholas Carter.
20—Caught in the Net	By Emile Gaboriau.
19—A Chance Discovery	By Nicholas Carter.
18—The Gamblers’ Syndicate	By Nicholas Carter.
17—The Piano Box Mystery	By Nicholas Carter.
16—A Woman’s Hand	By Nicholas Carter.
15—The Widow Lerouge	By Emile Gaboriau.
14—Caught in the Toils	By Nicholas Carter.
13—The Mysterious Mail Robbery	By Nicholas Carter.
12—Playing a Bold Game	By Nicholas Carter.
11—Fighting Against Millions	By Nicholas Carter.
10—The Old Detective’s Pupil	By Nicholas Carter.
9—A Stolen Identity	By Nicholas Carter.
8—An Australian Klondike	By Nicholas Carter.
7—The American Marquis	By Nicholas Carter.
6—A Wall Street Haul	By Nicholas Carter.
5—The Crime of a Countess	By Nicholas Carter.
4—Tracked Across the Atlantic	By Nicholas Carter.
3—A Titled Counterfeiter	By Nicholas Carter.
2—The Great Enigma	By Nicholas Carter.
1—A Klondike Claim	By Nicholas Carter.

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Comical
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