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Billy Winks, the Boss Boy Shadower. 15 The Cuban captain came down upon him like a thunderbolt, and he was seized and lifted from his feet in an instant, “T'll throw you under a car!” he cried, turn- ing toward the middle of the street with his prisoner. — A ear was near at hand, and Billy felt the fingers of Captain Ortiz sinking into his throat and shutting off bis breath, He was lifted above the rascal’s head, and in another moment would bave been thrown under the rapidly passing car, if Captain Ortiz had not staggered back with a groan, Jim bad recovered his presence of mind and leaned to the rescue, The young man had thrown himself upon the maddened captain with all his strength, and it was bis hand dealing a blow that sent the Cuban to the stones, The blow had been dealt in the very nick of time, and when Captain Ortiz pulled himself to- cether he knew that the game for Napoleon Gregg’s gold had failed, It was a happy party that assembled under the roof of the Gregg mansion on the avenue a few nights after the last events, It consisted of Billy Winks, Tom Wagner, Molly, Timothy Turk, Molly’s ‘‘ Uncle Josh” and another person who had a wonderfu! story to tell, The narrator was Captain Marks, for years believed to be dead, but while Molly listened to his story with her hand in his, she knew that a father bad come back to her from the tropics. Simon Slyboots took his defeat with grim good nature, but he maintained that if he had thought that Violet intended to turn against them and liberate Billy and Tom, be would bave blocked her game for, as he said, ‘“‘as long as we had Captain Ortiz under our thumb, there was a for- tune at our command,” It was never known whose hand he bad shown the Cuban in proof of Tom Wagner’s death, as he would never tell; but it is believed that one of the dissecting rooms furnished him with if, The Cuban was convicted of fraud and sent “up the river” for a long term, and Simon was his companion. Reck Sloper never turned up, and Violet also vanished, but not until after the trial. Jim and Mother Magog were rewarded for their part in helping to outwit the conspirators, and Billy Winks, proud of his last conquest, went back to his little ‘‘office” to wait for ** another job.” I have but to add that the friendship between Molly and Tom has ripened into something deeper, and tbat “‘in the course of human events,” as Billy remarks when he refers to the matter, there is apt to‘be au wedding. We congratulate Tom and Molly in advance, THE END, Beadle’s Half-Dime Library. , BY WILLIAM R, EYSTER, 90 Dandy Darke; or, The Tigers of High Pine. 10 Faro Frank; or, Dandy Darke’s Go-Down Pards, i 2 BY FREDERICK DEWEY $18 Cimarron Jack, the King-Pin of -Shots. ATS Tangemund, the Desert 97) 2 agg snes 542 The Canyon Parda, BY ARTHUR ©. GRISSOM. 440 Little Foxfoot, the Gold Bowie Kia, BSS The Suare-Shot Pards, €21 Truthful James, the “ Pecooliar” Man. BY MAJOR HENRY B. STODDARD, Ex.-8cout. B06 Neck-Tie Ned: or, The Dug-Out Pards, B46 Rapier Raphael; or, The Swordemen of Zacatecas, B91 Kid-Glove Kit, the Dandy of the Rookies, 898 Kid-Glove Kit ene pres orate Gold King, 406 The Mad Man-Hunter; or, The Golden Gui SOR Paclin Pard? of The One-Armed Giant, Mystery. 419 Kenneth, the Knife-King. , A485 Littie Lightfoot, the Pilot of the Woods. S28 The Dandy Sport; or, The King Pin Conspirator, 678 Ralph Renwood, the Lightning Express Detective, 691 Headlight Harry’s Haul. 727 Weadltght Harry’s Siren. BY CAPT. J. F. 0. ADAMS, 84 Oregon Sol}; or, Nick Whiffles’s Boy Spy. 46 Glnasa-Eye, the Great Shot of the West. 54 Ned Hazel, the Boy Trapper. 56 Nick Whiffies’s Pet; or, Ir The Valley of Death. 60 The White Indian; or, The Scovt of the Yeilowatona, tO Old aip’s Cabin: or, The Greenhorn in the Woods, ae Lightn ng Jo, the Terror of the Prairie. 47 Buck Ruckram 3 or, Besa, the Female Trapper, oat ola Grizzly and Mia Petas or, The Wild Huntress, 257 Aght-house Lige: or, Osceola, the Firebrand. 4 The Loat Huntora; or, The Underground Camp. 28 ¢ Scalp King: or, The Human Thunderbolt. BY EDWARD WILLETT. 167 Asa Scott, the Steamboat Boy. 199 Featherweight the Boy Champlon of the Muskingum, 228 Ozark Alf’; or, Featherweight Among the Outlaws. 282 The Typo Detective; or, Weasel, the Boy Tramp, 2905 Fearless Phils or, The King of Quartzville. | 811 The ping hog, Men vig or, The Pride of Chuckalack Camp, 822 Nemo, the Detective; or, Kit Kenyon's Vendetta. 840 Olip the Contortioniat; or, The Montana Vigilantes. BY LIEUT. A. K. SIMS, 546 Captain Cactus, the Chaparral Cock. 568 The Dandy of Dodge. 576 The Silver Sport. 588 Saffron Sol, the Man With a Shadow 589 Tom-Cat and Pardy or, The Dead Set at Silver City. 601 Happy Ilana, the Dutch Vidoeg,. 611 Bildad Barnacle, the Detective eins: 622 Texas Tom-Cat’s Triad 681 Tom Cat’s Terrible Taak. 688 Tom-Cat’s Triumphy or, Black Dan's Great Combine, 646 alla tA Gid, the Cattle-Range Detective. 657 Warbling William, the Mountain Mountebank, 665 Jolly Jereminahy the Plains Detective, 676 Stgnal Sam, the Lookout Scout. 689 Billy the Gypay Spy. 699 Simple Sim, the Broncho Buster. 712 The Meamertlat Sport; or, The Mystified Detective, 788 Toltee Tom, the Mad Prospector, BY ALBERT W. AIKEN, 11 The Two Detectives; or, The Fortunes ofa Bowery Girl, 76 Abe Colt, the Crow-~-Killer. 7% Sol Ginger, the Giant Trapper. 288 Joe Buek of Angela and His Boy Pard. 447 New York Nat. A Tale of Tricks and Traps in Gotham, 458 New England Nick; or, The Fortunes of a Foundling, 464 Nimble Nick, the Circus Prince. 408 Taoa Ted, toe Arizona Spore 510 Cool Colorado, the Hall-Breed Detective. 518 Cool Colorado in New York. BY MAJOR E. L. ST. VRAIN, 292 Sancho Pedro, the Boy Bandit. B01 Leadville Nick, the Boy Sport. 812 Redtop Rube, the Vigilante Prince. 888 Brimatone Bob, and His Lightning Horse Quartette, 852 Tombatone Tom, the Arizona Boy of * Sand,” 659 Duraniro Wave, the Youny Champion Wrestler, 871 Kingbolt Chria, the Young Hard-Shell Detective. B80 Avalanche Alf, the Foothills Guide. S90 Jaguar Joe, of the Mountain Mail-Line, BY EDWARD 8, ELLIS. 6 Bill Biddon, Trapper. 8 Seth Jones; or, The Captives of the Frontier, 30 Nat Todd; or, The Fate of the Sloux Captive. Zi ‘rne Frontier Angel. 08 The Boy Minera; or, The Enchanted Island. 182 The HMunted Hunter; or, The Strange Horseman, 254 The Walf-Bloods; or, The Panther of the Plains. 271 The HNuge Hunter; or, The Steam Prairie Man, BY CAPTAIN FRED. WHITTAKER, 15 The Sea-Cat; or, The Witch of Darien. 20 The Dumb Page} or, The Doge’s Deughter, 48 Dick Darling, the Pony Express Rider, 50 Lance and Laaso};: or, The Children of the Chaco, 154 The Sword Hunters; or, The Land ofthe Elephant Riders, 159 The Lost Captain; or, Skipper Jabez Coffin’s Cruise. 200 The Roy Bedoutna; or, The Brothers of the Plumed Lance, 214 Wolfgang, the Robber of the Rhine. 249 Milo Romer the Animal King; or, Round the World. 2665 The Tiger Tamer; or, The League of the Jungle. B81 Black Nick, the Demon Rider. 895 California Joe’sa War Trail. BY JOSEPH FE. BADGER, JR. 2 Vellowatone Jacky or, The Trapper. AS Black John, the Road-Agent; or, The Outlaw’s Retreat, 65 Wurrieane BLL; or, Mustang Sam and His Pard. 119 Mustang Sam} or, The King of the Plains. 186 Night-tlaw k Kit; or, The Daughter of the Ranch, 144 Dainty Lance the Boy Sport. 151 Panther Paul; or, Dainty Lance to the Rescue. 160 The Rlack Glant?: or, Dainty Lance in Jeopardy, 168 Deadly Dash; or, Fighting Fire with Fire. 184 The Boy Trailers: or, Dainty Lance on the War-Path. -208 The Boy Parda; or, Dainty Lance Unmasks. 211l Orooked Cale, the Caliban of Celestial City. 810 The Rarranca Wolf: or, The Beautiful Decoy. B10 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 Trall, 449 Kit Fox, the Border Boy Detective. 625 Chincapin Dan, the Boy Traller, OTT Ohincapin Dan’a Second Trall, 688 ChincapiIn Dan’s Home Stretch. 698 Old Crazy, the Man Without a Head, ¢O8 Light-Heart Lute’«s Legacy. TiS Licht-Heart Lute’s Last Trall. ey Bilvopeae the Shoshone. ; Stiverblade, the Half.Blood; or, The Border Beagle at Bay. 7B9 Siilverblade, the Hostile. 5 ‘ BY J. ©. COWDRIOK, 860 Silver-Maak, the Man of Mystery. B69 Shasta, the Gold King or, For Seven Yoars Dead. 420 The Detective’s Apprentice; or, A Boy Without » Name, 424 Cibuta Jonny or, Red-Hot Times at Ante Bar, 480 Sandy Sam, the Street Scout. 467 Disco Dan, the Daisy Dude. 490 Broadway Billy, the Bootblack Bravo. BOG Redlight Ralph the Prince of the Road, 514 Brondway Billy’« Boodle. b24 The Engineer Detective. 686 Broadway Billy’s ‘Ditkilty.” B48 Mart, the Nicht Express Detective. 6ST Broadway Billy’s Peath Racket. &71 Alr-Line Luke _ the Young Engineer, 579 The ig toh ha +4) or, Broadway Billy’s Surprise-Party, ¢ bo} >TUOMe 605 William @ Broadway; or, The Boy Detective’s Big Inning 615 Fighting Harry — the Chief of Chained Cyclone. : G28 Broadway Billy’« Dead Act, 640 Barebsrek Beth, the Centaur of the Circle, 647 Typewriter Tilly, the Merchant’s Ward, 659 Moonlight Morgin, the ** Pizeneat ’? Man of Ante Bar, 669 Broadway Billy Abroad. eae rn np Madea By in ¢ ‘y or, Beating San Francisco's Finest. rondway y in tsOver, nite Hugadvwny Billy in Texas. vit rondway Billy’s Brand, cays Broadway Billy at Santn Fe. eae Broadway Billy’s Full Hand. een Broadway Billy’s Business. S Broadway Billy’s Curious Case. BY PHILIP 8 WARNE, ? OT Patent-Leather Joe; or, Old Rattlesnake, the Charmer. 175 Gapratn Arizona; or, Patent-Leather Joo's Big Gane, 198 Captain Masky; or, Patent-Leather Joe's Defeat, 219 Deapard, the Duellat; or, The Mountain Vempires. SBS A Tough Boys or, The Dwarf’s Revenge. B68 Little Tornados or, The Outcasta of the Glen. BTL Little Jingo; or, the Queer Pard. BSS Little Oh-my 3 oF, Caught in His Own Trap. 401 Little Shoo-F ly or, A Race fora Ranch. 408 Little Leather-Breeches ; or, Old Jumbo’s Curse, AB1 Little Ah Sing or, The Curse of Blood, 451 Colorado Kate. A Tale of the lines. , 480 Three Jolly Parda. 517 Jim Gladden’s Deputy. 527 The Jolly Pardsa to the Rescue, S47 Sandy Andy; or, A Good Man Down, 5656 Lariat Lil; or, The Cast for a Life. 574 Old Weasel-top, 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 Hf, the Blue-Coat Scout, 648 Hiappy Harry’s Big Find. 664 Cheeky Charley, the Special. | BY JO PIEROE, 897 Bob o’ the Bowery ; or, The Prince of Mulberry Street. 416 The Vagabond Detective; or, Bowery Bob's Boom, 452 HNotapur Kob, the Street-Boy Detective. 460 The Law yer’sa Shadowy or, Luke’a Legacy. AT2 Jaunty Joe, the Young Horse-King. 4904 Surly Stim, the Young Ferryman Detective, 504 Five Pointa Phil. 509 Janek Jaggera, the Butcher Boy Detective, 5616 Tartar Tiimy or, live Pointe Phil’s Menagerie. 526 North River Nat, the Pier Detective. 588 Wreatling Rex, the Pride ofthe Sixth Ward. 641 Jel! Flicker. the Stable Boy Detective. 551 Nick Nettle, the Boy Shadow. 5659 Harlem Jack, the Office Boy Detective. 569 Rrooklyn Ren, the On-His-Own-Hook Detective. 7 Pavement Pete the Secret Sifter, 588 Jack-o’-Lantern, the Under-Sea Prospector, OR Wide-Awake Bert, the Street-Steerer, 614 Whistling Jacob, the Detective’s Ald, 628 Buck Bumblebee, the Harlan Hummer. 689 Sunrise Saul, the Exprese-Train Perret, 649 Gamin Bob, the Bowery Badger; or, Scooping a Sitppery Set, G58 Rky-Rocket Rob, the Life-Saver, 688 SMaltpeter Sol, the New York Navigator, 604 Bpley Jims, the Only One of His Kind 706 Tom Thiatle, the Road-House Detective. T1T Mosquito Jack, the Hustler Gamin. 726 Dennis Dulf the Brown Sport’s Kid. BY BUCKSKIN SAM (Major Sam, & Natl.) 284 Old Rocky « ** Boyeeas or, Benito, the Horse-Breakor , 246 Glant Georges or, The Ang’) of the Range. 275 Arizona Jack; or, Giant George's Pard. 207 The Tarantula of Taos; or, Giant George's Revenge, B07 The Strange Pards or, Little Ben’s Death Hunt, B18 Ker-whoop, Ker+whoo?; or, The Tarantula of Taos, B27 Creeping Cat, the Caddo; or, The Red and White Pards, S82 Frio Fredy; or, The Tonkaway’s Trust, 844 The Fighting Trio; or, Rattlesnake, the Tonkaway. 849 Wild Wolf; or, Big-Foot Wallace to the Front, 857 The Ranch Raldera?: or, The Siege of Fort Pargatory. 864 Bnap-Shot, the Boy Kanger. 875 Chiota, the Creek ; or, The Three Thunderbolte, B81 Bandera Bills or. Frio Frank to the Front. 892 Romeo and the Reda or, The Beleaguored Ranch, 404 Little Lartat; or, Pecan Peto’s Big Rampage. 414 The Dalay from Denver. AQ? The Three Tratlera, or, Old Rocky on the Rampage 442 Bluff Bills or, The Lynx of tho Leona, 455 Little Lone Star: or, The Belle of the Cibolo, 684 Cache Carl, the Chico Glant MISOELLANEOUS AUTHORS, 4 The Wild-Worse Hunters. By Capt. Mayne Rela and Frederick Whittaker. ® Adventures of Baron Munchausen, 12 Gulliver’s Travels. By Dean Swift, 14 Aladding or, The Wonderful Lamp. 16 Kobinaon Orusoe, (27 Illustrations.) 18 Sindbad the Ballor. His Seven Voyages. 22 Tue Sean Serpent; or, The Boy Robinson Crusoe. By Jnan sowia, 88 The Ocean Bloodhound; or, The Red Pirates of the Carribees, By 8S, W. Pierce. 86 The Roy Clowns or, The Arena Queen. Ry & S, Finn. 88% Ned Wylde, the Boy Scout. By Texas Jack. &1 The Roy Rifles: or, The Underground Camp, By A.C. Tronm, 95 The Rival Roveras; or, The Freebooters of the Misaleaipp). By Lieut.-Col. Hazeltine. 98 Robin Hood, the Vutiawed Ear); or, The Merry Men of Green- wood. By Prof. Gilderaleeve, 105 Old Rube, the Hunter; or, The Crow Captive, By Captain Hamilton Holmes. 112 The Mad Wunter: or, ) he Cave of Death. By Burton Saxe, 124 Tippy. the Texans or, The Young Champion. By George eeaon. 128 The Young Privateer; or, The Pirate's Stronghold. By Harry Cavendish, , 148 Sharp Samy; or, The Adventures o1 4 Friendless Boy. By J, Alexander Patten. 227 Dusky Darrell, Trapper: or, The Green Ranger of the Yel. lowatone, By Edward Emerson. 261 Fergus Fearnaught the New Y irk Boy. By G. L, Alken, 266 Killb’ar, the Guides %, Davy Crockett'a Crooked Trail. By Eneign C, D. Warren. : . 298 Red Claw, the One-Hyed Trapper; or, The Maid of the Cliff, By Captain Comatock, B1T Peacock Pete, the Lively Lad from Leadville, By Lien- tenant Alfred Thorne. ; B28 The &ky Detectives or, A Boy's Fight for Life and Honor. By Maior Mickey Free. 850 Red Ralph, the River Rovers or, The Brother's Re- venge. By Ned Buntline. 265 Baltimore Ren the Bootblack Detective, By A. P. Morris, R74. Gold-Duat Tome or, Ben’s Double Match, By @ H Moree. 876 Cailfornia Joe's Firat Trail, By Colonel Thomas Hover Monstery. 418 Rilly Bombehell, the Cliff Climber, By F. S. Winthrop. 475 The Black Ship. By John 8S Warner. 484 Comanche Dick and His Three Invinelblos, By Henry J. Thomas, B82 The Cowboy Duke, By Edwin Brooke Forrest. 552 Aricl the Athlete. By David Druid. G82 The Dead Petective’s Double. By Gereld Carlton, 721 Maverick Mone, tho Arizona Detective; or, The Wizard ot Urko» Pass. By Wl] Lisenbee. A New itsane Every Tucaday. The Walf-Dime Library ‘* for sale by all newsdealers, five con ts per COpy, or sent by mall on receipt of alx cents oach, BEADLE AND ADAMB, Publishers, 98 William Street, New York. | ®) com 0O —_— =