Beadle's Dime Novels No. 298: The Hussar Captain — page 99: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

READLE AMD ADAMS, PUBLISHERS, MEW. YORE. DIME BASE-BALL PLAYER FOR 1874. (THIRTEENTH ANNUAL EDITION.) ‘yy long-established and accepted authority in Base-Ball,circles on all Rules, Ls. and Usages of the Game; fand the STANDARD ‘SoURCE oF rat Me for Ar ages, fae Henorts. Professional Records, etc., containing 6 Brit: atory of Ba. -Ball, Ri for Forming Clubs, Instructions for Scoring the Game, Technical Te. .1@ used in the Game, Instructions for Managing & Club, Rules for Making out Av «rages, List of Professional Players, Noted Club Records for 1872-8, cei aon for | 8, and the New Code of Playing Rules for 1874. ' Edited by Henry Chadwitk. HAND-BOOK OF CROQUET. ff. ei Guide to the Principles and Practice of the Game. This popniar Das: me has, during the few years of its existence, rapidly outgrown the first vagie and i A arfect rules aud regulations of its inventor; and, a8 almost every hose at Which it is played adopts a different code of laws, it becomes a difficult matter for 4 stranger to assimilate his play to that of other people. It is, therefore, h ¢-sirable that one uniform system’ should be generall adopted, and hence the ob | Jeet of this work is to establish a recognized method laying the game. CRICKET AND FOOT-BALL. desirable Cricketer’s Companion, containing complete {nstructions . Fe 4 ents at Bowling, Batting and Fielding ; also the Revised Lawe of the Pane’ / ) marke on the Duties of Umpires; the ary-le-Bone Cricket Clab Roles and Sy galations: Bets, etc... ete. Bv Hanry CHADWICK, author of ‘* Base-Ball Player.’’ ~ YaunTiNG AND ROWING. | 'Phig volume will be fognd very complete as a guide to the conduct of watercraft, / and fall of! interesting Wi formation alike to the amateur and the novice, | shapter relerring to the recent great rowing race of ‘the Oxford and i lubs, on the Thames, will be found particularly interesting. | RIDING AND DRIVING. * ASB {de to correct Horsemanship, with com directions for the road ne onde cag pone nention ob ain en nda si Fe era be fo : 8 vou M _ Rea ve deaired by those. see) fy to, Raw a eee and'his. mae’ " roont in harness and under the #addie s ' ' : fr ‘, . ‘ t. oe Uee) Me CIT eee f : ‘ « + WYSE Na) eras oO et tr’ 1? %,, . 7 ; . ae sg Nene _ fe oT ed P ¥, a“) ; é fi i 2 Aes.) =A : 4 x Frere : - eo nae ‘Ts 4% « GUIDE TO SWIMMING. Runbracing all the rules of the art for both sexes. Ulustrated. By Ua; \ Prow Prrerson. Comprisin Advisory Instructions; Kules ‘.pon enzering ~ coe; General Directions for Swimming ; Diving; how to coer to thes ‘ * ning on the Back; how to Swim in Times of Danger; ~~ .-dathing—how to age the waves, the tides, etc.; & Chapter for the Ladi a Specimen Fems .oming-School; how to manage cases of Drowning; Dr''#ranklin'’s ** Code” Ton HAND-BOOK OF PEDESTRIANISM. +» de Traini: 1d Practice in W ; 1 grag, ae the Bales pelted by Houry Chadwick. RG: REBINS: team on" DIME BOOK OF 100 GAMES. ~ | | Ont-d a In- Summer Games for Touri d x hg hopper peed e n-door Summe or Tourists and Mamilies tn | ) d Booksellers; or wi!l be oy sense pata, om receipt of price TEN Cxwre oo en | BEADLE AND ADAMS, Publishers, | "98 William street, New York : t 9 | j CONMIEIOOKS.6Olm —— ‘ Al ‘| y