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the woman being one of them, Shehad tried to play the innocent victim, but the proof of ber duplicity was not to be doubted, The body of the murdered man was carried back to Mr. Rentaway’s house, from where it was buried next day, the funeral being largely attended. Harrison Waldmar had been released as speed- ily as possible, and was heartily congratulated by everybody. He was still silent upon the mystery of the . evidence that had placed him in danger, | The prisoners were given a bearing, which re- sulted in their being held for trial. Eventually Finck and the wicked woman were sent to prison, and Mendez only escaped hanging by taking his own life. lt came out, later, that on the day of the mur- der Waidmar had fought a duel with a young : man, one who had in some way spoken ill of his sister, and had wounded him severely, It was for his sister’s sake that be had kept silent, In due course of time he and Cora Wesselley were married, and when Barrington Rentawa 2 made his will he left everything to their little son, who had been named Harry Rentaway. But all this is of events that were of the future, taking date from the time of our story. Let us return, Billy and Skinny were given the reward that a had been offered—it was forced upon them, i They received also hearty thanks from the insurance detective. ; This man’s real name, by the way, was not A. ‘Keene Ferret, but simply Smith—plain Smith. to Billy and bis Jean lieutenant spent only a day or two moreat Santa Fe, They had photographs taken there, which they mailed home, together with lengthy letters, and finally took their leave, setting out northward, their final objective point being Denver, They went on horseback, and the ride before them was a wild and long one. It was highly \_ probable that they would have exciting adven- tures by the way, and, in o event, they would be weeks in the saddle, They knew not what ; lay before them; but one hint we may let fall: It was fortunate for Skinny that he had his photograph taken before setting out, Ere Billy reached Denver it wasdestined to be that Skinuy _ would be the thin partner no more. It wasa bright morning when they rode out of the town, and a great crowd of people was -) oul tosee them off, They bade good-by to all, » and amid cheers and good wishes, set their faces ‘ to the north and rode away. ¥ The opening of our next story will Giscover _ the bappy pards inthe mountain wilderness, far from any camp, and in the desperate straits of adverse circumstances, THE END, Beadle’s Half-Dime Library. BY J. W. OSBRON, 469 The Rival Glants of Nowhar’, 498 Cactus Burr, the Man from Hard Luck, H, 8T Old erg? e, the Sierra Shadow. 64 Pewder Phil, the Boy Miner. p44 feet -extbha) the Fj perp 62 Jittle L tning’s League; or, The Myate d. 688 Plucky Paul, the Boy Prospector. yetery of the Islan BY COL, A. F. MOLT, 699 Black Buckskin; or, The Masked Men of Death Canyon. 419 Kenneth, the Knife-King. 628 The Dandy Sport; or, The King Pin Conspirator, 678 Ralph Renwood, the Lightning Express Detective, 691 Ueadlight Narry'’s Haul, BY ALBERT W. AIKEN, _ 41 The Two Detectives; or, The Fortunes ofa Bowery Girl, ~ . 8 Abe Colt, the Crow-Killer. TY Sol Gluger, the Giant 7 eat 268 Joe Buck of Angels and His Buoy Pard. 447 New York Nat. A Tale of Tricks and Traps in Gotham. ory New England Nick; or, The Fortunes of a Foundling, ; #5 Nimble Nick, the Circua Prince. 4 : Taos Ted, toe Arizona Sport. 510 Cool Colorado, the Hal!-Breed Detective. 515 Cool Colorado in New York. BY WM. G. PATTEN. 489 The Diamond Sport: or, The Double #19 Captain beng A or, Five fn One. taps ra Y) ast Da , tare the Sport from Denver. ga? Old Bombshell, the Ranger Detective. $ 4 ro Fern, the os * aire: €19 The Boy Tramp Detectives or, The Doubdi | 629 Violet Vane, the Velvet Spork ; Sra Witeep - §41 Dismal Pave’s Dandy Pard, $51 Bound Boy Frank, the Young Amateur Detective is Vialet Vane’sa Victory. 2 Wild Vulean, the Lone-Range Rider, 69" “lolet and Datay, the Posy Pards, TOS Violet Vane'’s Vow; or, The Crafty Deteetive’s Craft, . Broadway Billy’s Full Hand. BY CAPT. J. F. C. ADAMS, 84 Wregon Sol; or, Nick Whiffles’s Boy Spy. 6 Glasa-Eye, the Great Shot of the West. 54 Ned Hazel, the Bay Trapper. 56 Nick W hiffies’sa Pets or, Ir The Valley of Death. 60 The White Indian; or, The Scovt of the Yellowstone, 7U Old Zip’s Cabin; or, The Greenhorn in the Woods. 81 Lightning Jo, the Terror of the Prairie, 85 Buck Buekrant; or, Beas, the Female Trapper, 247 Old Grizzly and His Peta; or, The Wild Huntress, 251 Light-houss Liaget or, Osceola, the Firebrand. 257 The Loat Munters; or, The Underground Camp, 2838 The Scalp King; or, The Human Thundervolt. BY MAJOR E, L. 8ST. VRAIN, 292 Sancho Pedro, the Boy Bandit. 801 Leadville Nick, the Boy Sport. 812 Redteop Rube, the Vigilante Prince. 8838 LBrimatone Kob, and His Lightning Horse Quartette, 852 Tombatone Tom, the Arizona Boy of ** Sand,” BOY Duranuwre benve, the Young ‘‘hamyton W reatier, 871 Kingbolt Chris, the Yung Hard-Shell Detective. 880 Avalanche Alf, the Foothills Guide. 890 Jaguar Jee, of the Mountain Mail-Line. BY EDWARD 8. ELLIS, 6 Bill Blddon, Trapper. “ 8 Seth Jones; or, The Captives of Frontier, 310 Nat Todd: or, The Fate of the Sio Captive. 21 ‘rne Frontier Angel. 98 The Boy Minera; or, The Enchanted Island. 182 The Ilunted Hunter; or, The Strange Horseman. 254 The Half-Blood; or, The Panther of the Plains, 271 The Muge Munter; or, The Steam Prairie Man, BY MAJOR HENRY B. STODDARD, Ex-S8cout, 806 Neck-Tie Ned; or, The Dug-Out Pards. 846 Papler Raphael; or, The Swordsmen of Zacatecas. 891 Kid-Glove Kit, the Dandy of the Rockies, 898 Kid-Glove Kit and Pard; or, The Gold King, 406 The Mad Man-Hunter?: or, The Golden Gulch Mystery. 505 Powell's Pard; or, The One-Armed Giant. BY ARTHUR ©. GRISSOM. 440 EAttle Foxfoot, the Gold Bowle Kid. 558 The Sure-Shot Parda, 621 Truthful James, the “ Pecooliar’”? Man. "BY FREDERICK DEWEY 818 Cimarron Jack, the King-Pin of Rifle-Shots, 478 Tangemund, the Desert Detective. 542 The Canyon Pards. BYL IEUT. A. K,. SIMS, 546 Captain Cactus, the Chaparral Cock. 568 The Dandy of Dodge. 576 The Silver Sport. 583 Saffron Sol, the Man With a Shadow 589 Tom-Cat and Pardy; or, The Dead Set at Silver City. 601 Happy Hans, the Dutch Vidocg. 611 Bildad Rarnacle, the Detective Hercules. 622 Texas Tom-Cat’s Triad 681 Tom Cat’s Terrible Task, 688 Tom-Cat’a Triumph; or, Black Ivan’s Great Combine, 646 Cowboy Gid, the Cattle-Ranee Detective. 657 Warbling William, the Mountain Mountebank. 665 Jolly Jeremiahy the Plains Detective. 676 Signal Sam, the Lookout Scout. 689 Billy the Gypsy Spy. 699 Siraple Sim, the Broncho Buster. 712 The Mesmeriat Sport; or, The Mystified Detective. BY BUCKSKIN SAM (Majer Sam, 8, Hall.) 284 Old Rocky « ** Boyees; or, Benito, the Horse-Breaker 246 Giant George; or, The Ang’! of the Range. 275 Arizona Jack ; or, Giant George’s Pard. 297 The Tarantula of Taos; or, Giant George’s Revenge. 807 The Strange Pardi or, Little Ben’s Death Hunt. 818 Ker-whoop, are w Rees or, The Tarantula of Taos. B27 Creeping Bat, the Onddo}; or, The Red and White Pards. 82 Frio Fred; or, The Tonkaway’s Trust, $44 The Fighting Trio; or, Rattlesnake, the Tonkaway. 849 Wild Wolf; or, Big-Foot Wallace to the Front. 857 The Ranch Raiders; or, The Siege of Fort Pargatory. — 864 Snap-Shot, the Boy Kanger. 875 Chiota, the Creek; or, The Three Thunderbolts. 881 Bandera BI; or. Frio Frank to the Front, 892 Romeo and the Reda; or, The Beleaguered Ranch, 404 Little Larlat; or, Pecan Pete’s Big Rampage. 414 The Dalay from Denver. 427 The Three Trailers; or, Old Rocky on the Rampage, 442 Bluff Bills or, The Lynx of the Leona. 455 Little Lone Rtar?: or, The Belle of the Cibolo, 684 Cache Carl, the Chico Glart BY OLL COOMES. 5 Vagabond Joe, the Young Wandering Jew. 43 ben — Spy. | > Antelope Abe, the Boy Guide. 81 Reon-ituite, the Prinnk of the Prairies. Al Lasso Jack, the Young Mustanger. 58 The Border King; or, The Secret Foe. 71 Delaware Dick, the Young Ranger Spy: 74 Hawk-eye Harry the Young Trapper Ranger. 88 Rollo, the Boy Ranger. 184 Sure Shot Seth, the Boy Rifleman. 48 Scar-Face Saul, the Silent Hunter 6 Silver Star, the Boy Knight. 4a 5 : 68 Little Texas, the Young Mustanger. Ts Old Solitary, the Hermit Trapper. S2 Little Hurricane, the Boy Captain. 02 Proapect Pete: or, The Young Outlaw Hunters. 208 The Boy Hercules: or, The Prairie Tramps. 218 Tiger Tom, the Texas Terror, 224 Dashing Dicks or, Trapper Tom’s Castle. 228 Little W ildfire, the Young Prairie Nomad. 228 The Parson Detectives or, The Little Ranger. 248 The Disguised Guides or, Wild Raven, the Ranger, 260 Dare-Devil Dan, the Young Prairie Ranger. 2T2 Minkekin Mike, the Boy Sharpshooter. 290 Little Foxfire, the Boy Spx, 800 The Sky Demon}; or, Rainbolt, the Ranger. B44 W hip-King Joe, the Boy Ranchero. 409 Khereslest, tT, Dick, the Boy Ranger. 417 Webfoot Mose; the Tramp Detective. 422 Raby Sam, the Boy Giant of the Yellowstone. 444 Little Buckakin, tne Young Prairie Centaur. 457 Wingedfoot k red $ or, Old Polar Saul. 468 Tamarac Tom, the Big Trapper Boy. 478 Old Tom Rattler, the Red River Epidemie. 482 Stonewull Bob, the Boy Trojan. 562 Blundering Basil, the Hermit Boy Trapper. 652 Don Barr, the Plains Freelance, 661 Old Kit Bandy’s Deliverance. . 670 Norway Nels, the Big Boy Mountaineer. 680 Dauntless Dan, the Freelance, or, Old Kit Bandy in Arcadia, 2S mt a ek pk pk 15 BY PHILIP 8. WARNE, 67 Patent-Leather Joe: or, Old Rattlesnake, the Charmer. 175 Gaprain Arizona; or, Patent-Leather Joe's Big Game. 198 Captain Mask; or, Patent-Leether Jve’s Defeat. 219 Deapard, the Duellat; cr, The Mountain Vempires. 888 A Tough Boy; or, The Dwart’s Revenge. O68 Little Tornudos or, The Vutcasts of the Glen. 87S Little Jingwos or, the Queer Pard, B88 Little Oh-my ¢ or, Caught in His Own Trap, 401 Little Shoo-Fly ; or, A Race fora Ranch. 408 Little Leather-Breeches ; or, Old Jumbo’s Curse. 481 Little Ah Sin3 or, The Curse of Blood, 451 Colorado Kate. A Tale of the lines. 480 Three Jolly Parda. 517 Jim Gladden’s Deputy. 6527 The Jolly Pards to the Rescue. 547 Sandy Andy; or, A Good Man Down, 556 Lariat Lil; or, The Cast fora Life. 574 Old Wensel-tep, the Man with the Dogs, 598 Keen Clem, the Ranch Imp. 599 Jim Dandy the No-Name Sport. 618 Billy Blazes; or, The Skeleton’s Legacy. 685 Oklahoma Hi, the Blue-Coat Scout, 648 Happy Harry’s Big Find. 664 Cheeky Charley, the Special. , BY JO PIEROE,. 897 Bob o’ the Bowery} or, The Prince of Mulberry Street. 415 The Vagabond Detective; or, Bowery Bob’s Boom. 452 Hotapur Bob, the Street-Boy Detective. 460 The Lawsests Shadows; or, Luke’s Legacy. 472 Jaunty Joe, the Young Horse-King. 494 Surly Sim, the Young Ferryman Detective, 504 Five Pointa Phil, 509 Jack Jaggers, the Butcher Boy Detective. 516 Tartar Tim; or, Five Pointe Phil’s Menagerie, 526 North River Nat, the Pier Detective 588 Wrestling Hex, the Pride ofthe Sixth Ward. 541 Jeff Flicker. the Stable Boy Detective. 551 Nick Nettle, the Boy Shadow. 559 Harlem Jack, the Office Boy Detective. 569 Brooklyn Ben, the On-His-Own-Hook Detective, 577 Pavement Pete the Secret Sifter, 6S8 Jack-o’-Lantern, the Under-Sea Prospector, GOR Wide-Awake Bert, the Street-Steerer. 614 Whistling Jacob, the Detective’s Aid. 628 Buck Bumblebee, the Harlem Hummer, 689 Sunrise Saul, the Express-Train Ferret. 649 Gamin Bob, the Bowery Badger; or, Scooping a Slippery Set, 658 Sky-Rocket Rob, the Life-Saver. 688 sSaltpeter Sol, the New York Navigator, 694 Spicy Jim, the Only One of Hie Kind 706 Tom Thistle, the Road-House Detective, BY JOSEPH E. BADGER, JR. 2 Yellowstone Jacky; or, The Trapper, 48 Black John, the Road-Agent; or, The Outlaw’s Retreat, 65 Hurricane BIL: or, Mustang Sam and His Pard. 110 Muatan Rams ot. Ehe King ef the Plains. 186 Night-tlawk Kit; or, The Daughter of the Ranch, 144 Dainty Lance the Boy Sport. \ 151 Panther Paul: or, Dainty Lance to the Rescue. 160 The Black Giant; or, Dainty Lance in Jeopardy, 168 Deadly Dash; or, Fighting Fire witb Fire. 184 The Boy Traltlers; or, Dainty Lance on the War-Path, 208 The Boy Parda: or. Dainty Lance Unmasks. 211 Crooked Cale, the Caliban of Celestial City, 810 The Barranca W olf; or, The Beautiful Decoy. 819 The Black Rider}; or, The Horse-Thieves’ League, 885 Old Double Fiat ‘ or, The Strange Guide $55 The King of the Woods: or Daniel Boone’s Last Trail, 449 Kit Fox, the Border Boy Detective 625 Chincapin Dan, the Boy Traller. 677 Chineapin Dan’s Second Trail. 688 Chincapin Dan’s Home Stretch. 698 Old Crazy, the Man Without a Head. 7OS Light-Heart Lute’s Legacy. MISCELLANEOUR AUTHORS. 4 The Wild-Horse Hunters. By Capt. Mayne Rela and Frederick Whittaker. 9 Adventures of Baron Munchausen, 12 Gulliver’s Travels. By Dean Swift. 14 Aladdiny or, The Wonderful Lamp. 16 Robinson Crusoe. (27 Illustrations.) 18 Sindbad the Saltlor. His Seven Voyages. 22 The Sea Serpent; or, The Boy Robinson Crusoe, By Juan Lewis. 88 The Ocean Bloodhound; or, The Red Pirates of the Carribees. By S. W. Pierce. 86 The Boy Clown} or, The Arena Queen. By F 8. Finn. B8 Ned Wylde, the Boy Scout. By Texas Jack. 51 The Boy Fifties; or, The Underground Camp. By A. C. Irons, 95 The Rival Rovers; or, The Freebooters of the Mississippi. By Lieut.-Col, Hazeltine. 98 Robin Hood, the Uutlawed Ear); or, The Merry Men of Green- wood. By Prof. Gildersleeve, - 105 Old Rube, the Hunter; or, The Crow Captive. By Captain Hamilton Holmes. 112 The Mad Wunters or, | he Cave of Death. By Burton Saxe. 124 Tippy. the Texan; or, The Young Champion. By George eraon. 128 The Young Privateer; or, The Pirate’s Stronghold. By Harry Cavendish, 148 Sharp Samy; or, The Adventures of a Friendless Boy. By J, Alexander Patten. @27 Dusky Darrell, Trapper: or, The Green Ranger of the Ye}. lowstone. By Edward erson. 261 Fergus Fearnaught the New Y irk Boy. ByG. L, Aiken. 266 Killb’ar, the Guide; »%r, Davy Crockett's ed Trail. By Ensign C, D. Warren. 298 Red Claw, the One-Eyed Trapper; or, The Maid ot the Clif. By Captain Comstock. 817 Peacock Pete, the Lively Lad from Leadville. By Lieu- tenant Alfred Thorne. ; 828 The Sky Detectives or, A Boy’s Fight for Lifeand Honot. By Maior Mickey Free. 850 Red Ralph, the River Rovers or, The Brother's Re venge, By Ned Buntline. — 865 Raltimore Ren the Bootdlack Detective. By A. P Morris, 874 Gold-Dusat Tom: or, Ben’s Double Match. ByG H. Moree. 876 California Joc’s First Trail. By Colone) Thomas over Monstery. 418 Billy Rombahell, the Clif Climber. By F. S. Winthrop. 475 The Black Ship. By JohnS Warner. ° 484 Comanche Dick and Hix Three Invincibles. By Henry J. Thomas. 582 The Cowboy Duke. By Edwin Brooke Forrest. 552 Ariel the Athlete. By David Druid. 585 Will Waters, the Bov Ferret. By H. Enton. 682 The Dead Betective’s Double. By Gerald Carlitos A New issue Every Tuesday: ye o The Half-Dime Library is for sale by at! newsdealers, five conte per copy, or sent by mall on receipt of six cents each. BEADLE AND ADAMAG, Publishers, 98 William Street, New Verx, * Ars * we Otes ! *= ‘ : a Al . : : > a . Y fe a la ¥ oa ’ ; = _ J ‘A me A Ae ate ~_- ial - s bl