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DUNNING CLARK, i - thunderation!” cried Peter, ‘if you do, ‘Trump Car ‘ r, The: f pines; 2a os I will Gat you as much as Slater offered ye, and, rr The hai tc a zt EPPA, OF, LNA OMB iA “et: iG4 The Kin pe J a mebbe, a little more.’ mx, ny SEONG es ISS oe PA Mr. Sweet led the way tothe garret, a cold, , BY GEORGE ST. GEORGE, ~ Hee dusty aud gloomy place and unlocked a door, 4 “i ce eee t 298 ‘Duncan, the Sea Diver. Par ait | Then the party entered. oh The Gold Guide I ef Arm , Regulator. _ ~457*Pucson Tom; or, The Fire Trailers. The room was dark and cheerless, and fur- The Death trae or, The. oupntein: Sensi) ‘ icths va : | nished. simply with a small cot bed, ‘Upon the’ 193 Alapaha i tracks aw; ‘or, The Border neni : ae BY NEWTON MM. CURTISS, | edge of this bed, witha steel belt around his 1d Assones Oty Mae. Avenger; ; or, The Boom vf i" "ine Texan Spy; or. The Prairie ae, | waist to which was attached a chain, and the | a BHaR Baeke re or. The Halt- Breed Ru jab, ‘i Gent Jake, the Patrol of the 3 | a chain fastened to a staple in the wall, sat Jimmy Ja e Outlaw Hunter; or, Tp : : es 3 a | ee Penn, pale and emaciated, eb Border aa or, Th > Hire Pa pa ae RSA AC HAWKES | TalkBreKe ae + ry My oy my poy! cried Mr, Penn, sepier, . ts 4 ate Sax: or, The Riv Maite pe bat ing orwarc pa Maye: OF ad; or, Orson \ an vil. Fatherly intuition told him that he hak, at be x COLe of 55 He sy Tron Wrist, the AE Ip i the, Peco | ist; ‘the Xi League of Steel, sSpy; or, The ne. : 150 El Sabo Bravo. hes Jength found his long-lost son. —_— Later in the day Mrs. Peter Penn met hex nee : i ae , VeRcy B. ST. JOuN. i: | ot The Sy Sa ae 1 88 Bhedaig paneer” 02° hte ail Nears ot, | NEL D ELLE § if rordsmen. — son. It was not the sport who had lived by his Ms rd-t. : wits in the city as “ pa ei Hal,” and false- ae. gy Th re meluice; ‘, TOE, FERS Pe) BY © ! ly claimed to be an offspring of the Penns; nor } 169 Corporal Cannon, the Man of Forty Duels 53 Silver Saat or, The Mystery of Der oie A a | yet the prisoner at Sing Sing; but the young | 286 Champion Sam; or, The Monarchsof the Show 87 The Scarlet Cap rugs man found at Sweet’s residence, iptain; or, Prisoner of the Tower, 106 Reece Oe phi 2 Bould Boy of Glingal, 262 hting Tom. the Terror of the Toughs. Jimmy was in bad condition, but there was | 2 pring-Heel Jack; or, The Masked. Mystery. ° no reason to fear that he would not come around 43 Dakota Dan, the Reckless Ranger. 387 Jack Simons, Detective. 44 Old Dan Rackhack, the Great Extarminator. 46 Bowie-Knife Ben, the Nor’west Hunter. Nt ‘ by ee ad bed hae Can tiaaee hie ps BY DR. J. H. ROBINSON, i The Sea snp au 408 he § eebooters , % “i f Wis . st ’ t e Burglar ALIN; ¢ é Fallen star, ys | him, but, on the whole, it had done him g 13 Trapper or, Nick Whiffles. the old Nor’wes 314 Lafitte; or, The Pirate dite Gulf, 3 Me } He had received a lesson he was not likely to] WN : or. The Robber Prince. 316 Lafitte’s Lie top ; or, Child of the Sea, | ; aE forget. 22 W alae: or, Nattie of the Lake Shore. . mA AIL : ! | : r He had lived a fast life in New York, ancl 87 Hirl, ie Hunchback; or, The Santee Sword- GE C. JENKS. Bh had been culpably indifferent to his parents ma » Ac Det ; es t | welfare, but never a criminal, He was thor- 58 Silver Knife: or. The Rocky Mountain Ranger. ie cific Detective. e i i "a oughl repentant, at last, and his parents were - whe iter the ae Crest or, The Granada jo ie | ef equally forgiving. Macictirs : | sa Des th- Tenderfoot Detective. P| 163 Ben in tion! or, Redpath, the Avenger. e Rocke | | Sawdust Sam, once in the hands of the ae, 554 arp, ine Rustler. rye RS Same be | received no mercy, nor did he deserve any. In shindn eee if due time at was brought ine Coan and, = ae ta Py it Rly a sol BY ANTES P. MORRIS. M brief trial, was senten ing Si r ayendanegea, ourge ; or, The War-Eagle. Ok , ‘ 4 years, ced to Sing Bing for five | if The white Wisurdy or The Cengpoto Prophet | gb The Mire onda: a Sa hy | Joe Reed was taken to Bellevue Hospital. is whe Lee Bandit; or, The Queen of the Isle. 100 The Freneh by; ‘or, The Bride of Pa ad a After a long perce of suffering from the effects | 61 Gaptain Seawaif, the Privateer. ee oe rome “ alot athe Terror, |” ‘ ‘ a of his wound, which, luckily, was not fatal, he | 111 The Smuggler Captain; or, The ed Ge Crime. 238 Ben < Hound the: Sater City Detective ; was discharged, a well man. In consideration 122 Saul Sabberday, the Idiot SPY. «| 960 The’ “Myst. ‘ays. or, The B ibe Ei ~ of his services at the crisis of the evens de- | 270 Andros, the Rover; or. ‘The 4 "s Dough tT. | 988 Bee : ree : sae rete cr, ‘Jes scribed, he was exempted from arrest and viven | 36l Tombstone Diek, the fie Piiot. | 206 The Roughs of Richmond. Sl tap *, chance to reform, + 517 Bullaio Bill's First Trai 313 Mark Magic, Detective, ay ‘‘ Zara went on to Philadelphia to join Hand- 334 The Cipber Detective; or, Mark Magic’s New p some Hal, but the latter had the misfortune to BY OLL COOMES, 349 na d Hunter: or, Mark Magic in the Min ! 7 be arrested, and was sentenced to prison, 80] 7 Death-Notch, the Destroyer. 8 e. the fortune-teller is now playing a lone hand. After Jimmy Penn had recovered from the MISCELLANEOUS. effects of his aig clog risonment sufficiently, he start- ed West with his father and mother, never agaiu, probably, to visit Gotham, During the last few days of his stay in New York Mr, Penn had made a very lucky invest- ment in ‘soslia on which he realized so much that he could well afford to liberally reward Richard Bristol, Billy Bucket, and all who had aided him, Even then, he returned to Kansas 48 Idaho Tom, the Young Outlaw of Silverland, 51 Red Rob, the Boy Road-Agent, 99 The Giant Rifleman: or, Wild Camp Life. 137 Long Beard, the Giant Spy. 148 One-Armed Alf, the Giant ; Hunter. BY MAJOR DANIEL BOONE DUMONT. 883 Silver Sam, the Detective. 6 Wildcat Bob. By Edward L. Wheeler. 9 Handy Andy. By Samuel Lover. 10 Vidoceq, the French Role Spy. By himself. 11 Midshipman Easy. = Captain Marryatt. 32 B’hoys of Yale: or, The Serapes of Collegians, By John D. Vose. 60 Wide Awake, the Robber King. By F. Dumont, 68 The Fighting Trapper. By Capt. I 7 C. Adams, 76 The Queen’s Musketeers. By Geor orRe Albany. 884 Colonel Double- Edge, the Cattle Baron's Pard, with more money than ever before, 411 The White Crook; or, Old Hark’s Fortress, a xhe Mocked Bacd z ey Gearas Ei phe The prisoner in Sing Sing being discovered | 420 The Old River Sport; or, A Man of Honor, 110 The Silent Rifleman. By H. W. Herbert. by his friends, finally proved bis innocence and became a free man. 439 Salamander Sam. 454 The Night Raider. 125 The Blacksmith Outlaw. By H. Ainsworth. 133 Rody the Rover. By William Carleton. When his “sawdust” case was thoroughly | 4%4 Sandveraw, the Man of Grit. 140 The Three Spaniards. By Geo. Walker. _ settled, and the desired crooks securely minced 608 Topnoteh Tom, the Mad Parson. 144 The Hunchback of No tre Dame, By Victor Hugo. behind the bars, Deadwood Dick received 146 The Doctor Detective. By George Lemuel. notice, through Inspector Byrnes, that, owing to his uniform success in all his detective enter- prises, his services would be welcome in Buffalo, The notice came from the chief of police, and, for the third time in his long crimina) experi- ence, he packed his grip and started for Buffalo, accompanied by his kid, Billy Bucket, THE END. eg ON MEO TI RTE I I Te P 5 217 The Serpent of aso; Or, Frontier Frank. 853 Bart Brennan; or, The King of Straight Flush, | Beatia’s Dime Library 221 Desperate Duke, the Guadalou upe ‘‘ Galoot.” By John Cuthbert. i 225 Rocky Mountain Al; cr, The Waif of the Range. | 366 The Telegraph Detective. By George Henry 339 The Terrible Trio; or, The Angel of the Army, Morse. ¥ BY CAPTAIN MAWNE REID. 8 bs Saotne Horseman; A Strange Story of 12 The Death- Shot; or, Tracked to Death, 55 The Scalp Hunters,’ A Romance of the Plains. 66 The Specter we Reg A Tale of the Pacific. 74 bi ee of the Rifles; or, The Queen of the 200 The Rifle Ran a igs or, Adventures in Mexico. 208 drs White Chief. A Romance of Northern Mex- 213 The War Trail: or, The Hunt of the Wild Horse. 218 The Wild Huntress; or, The Squatter’s Ven- = The Mar Maroon. A Tale of Voodoo and Obeah, 234 The Hunter’s Feast. BY SAM S, HALL—‘** Buckskin Sam,” % Kit Carson, Jr., the Crack Shot. 90 Wild Will, the Mad Ranchero. 178’ Dark Dashwood, the Desperate. 186 The Black Bravo; or, The Tonkaway’s Triumph 191 The Terrible Tonkaway; or, Old Rocky and Par 195 The Lone Star Gambler; or, The alee 199 Diamond Dick, the Dandy from Denver. 204 Big Foot W allace, the King of the Lariat, 212 The Brazos i oh ae honk: the Minute Men. 24 Merciless Mart, the Man Tiger of Missouri. 250 The Rough Riders; or, Sharp Eye, the Scourge. 256 Double Dan, the Dastard; or, The Pirates. 264 The Crooked Three. 269 The Bayou Bravo; or, The Terrible Trail. Mountain Mose, the Gorge Outlaw. 289 The Merciless Marauders; or, Carl’s Revenge. 287 Dandy Dave and his Horse, White Stocking. 293 arepeer Steve; or, The Doom of the Double Fae 301 Bowlder Bill; or, The Man from Taos, 309 Raybold, the Rattling Ranger. 322 The Crimson Coyotes; or, Nita, the Nemesis, 328 King Kent; or, The Bandits of the Bason. 342 Blanco Bill, the Mustang Monarch. a The e Prince of Pan Out. Buttons; or, The Up Range Pards. Bil Paint Pete, the Prairie Patrol. 152 Captain Ironnerve, the Counter: eiter Chief, 158 The Doomed Dozen, By Dr. Bek Powell. 166 Owlet, the Robber Prince. fen Urban, | 180 Conrad, oy Conner BY Prof Gil ersleeve, 1e Three Guardsmen Alexa 261 Black Sam, the Prairie under or By Col. Jo Yards. 275 The Smuggler Cutter. J.D. Conro 312 Kinkfoot Karl, the Mounta n Scourge. Ry Mor- ris Redwing. 830 Cop Colt,the Quaker City. Detective, By C. Morris. 350 Biash. ‘alcon, the Society Detective. By Weldon By K, F. Hill. 410 Sarah Brown, Detective. By Dr. Noel Dunhar. 500 The True-Heart Pards. 518 Royal Richard, the Thoroughbred. By J. W. 7 . sbon. : 584 Green Mountain Joe; or, The Counterfeiter g Cave. By Marmaduke Dey 542 The Ocean, Dritt; or, The Fight for Two Lives, B 545 cage Harry. the Cowboy eS or, ein “ n Shark’s General Delivery. stan: A new issue every Wednesday. — ; Beadle’s Dime Library is for sale by all 1 Newsdealers, ten cents per copy, or sent by mail on receipt of twelve cents each. BEADLE & ADAMS © Publishers, %6 William Street, New York. -~ . 7 > a et << a i ea . . 2 eee rs wma =. 267 The White Squaw. : + @*4 Ps i P| ity rr ue w% i al * n An ‘> ef - oe oa". SA So re Se Pe 7 - - 7) - re ¢ oe , bs , ‘ ; ‘ cA aa Se: LF ? . > . 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