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“y New York Nat’s Deadly Deal. 15 é bs . The next day the papers spoke of the sud- Beadle's Half-Dim Lib BY JOSEPH E. BADGER, JR, ‘ den death from heart failure, of Mr. Rayfield, GC LIDFALY. — | 2 Ketempsome Faok sor, Te THRO a Raton : . . . , ” ’ rt * while his friend, Mr. Sherman Canfield, of Asie Sepeeaia 185 Hurricane ist ; or, Mustang Sam and His Pard. : 7 ly sot 0 ‘ ustean am 3} or, The King of the a. i Nebraska, was visiting him, and that Doctor 186 Night-ldawk Kit; or, The Daugliter of the Ranch, | t late t hi ’ SYT Kob vo’ the Kowery ; or, The Prince of Mulberry Street, 151 Panther Paul; or, Dainty Lance to the Rescue, fF thn a aa Pe 458 Hlotepus Loeb, the Siecr-Esy Deleciiver. Age ineadly Ireaht or Fighting Fite wih Fie . \@ Street-Boy Detective. 1 ea 1A or, ting Fire wit ré. Ma The estate of Ford Ray field was left for | 460 The awyer’s Shadow} or Luke’s Legacy. 184 The Roy Trallers or, Dainty Lance on the War-Path. Bs Craig Kingdon to settle up, and to the sur- | $04 Quan in. the Young Ferryman Detect Bre Con cicd Gules, tho Callbay cf Gelestial City.” re: pease 8 ’ - left no more than to pay off | 24 7ve F oanee Phil, the Pavement Prince, 8.6 The Havens Weolft cr The Besatital Decoy. ; By * : * ack era, the Butcher Boy Detective, 819 The Black Rider , The Horae-Thieves’ . 5 his cler ae i bp: secret nature of his busi 516 Tartar Tim; or, Five Points Phil’s Menagerie. 885 Old Double Fiat ‘or. The Strasad Guide eee: f ; ness was husoed up. ate mgr ee semty the Fog eer ios wall ryt pve Ging of the, Veeder oy. Datel Boone’s Last Trail, vi a raeo # Olx . . r ’ t : i" Many wondered why Maybel Kingdon did | 541 Jem Flicker, the Stxble Boy Detective. 625 Chincapin Dan, the Roy Trailer. ¢ not attend the funeral, and others were glad | $84 eek Ratsies the:Be Shadow; or, The Old Well Mystery, 677 Chincapin Dan's Secon , Trail. p : . . ck e ce Boy Vetective. ° i to see that the death of his friend had made ptt Breese. Ben, fe Gn -tiis-Crrnelanes Detective. ee Old Crary, che: Mn, Without a Head WN men ete the Secret Sifter, t- t Lute’s L cy. ’ - a new man of Craig Kingdon, for he at once ! §88 Jack-o-Lantern, the Under-Sen Prospector. 218 Light-Heart Lute’s Laat Trail. | gave up his wild life and settled down to | O0t Witting Sacoky the Detective Anke tSD Bilvorbiadg, ins Half-Blood; cr, The Border Beagle at Ba ; . ‘ ng Jaco e Detective’s . e Half-Blood; or, The Bor . ie ‘business aod endeavored to win back the 628 Buck Bumblebee, the Haxlai Hummer. 789 Milyerbiade, the Hostile; or, The.Border eakiats Trail. 4 ™ respect and love of his fatherand beautiful 689 Sunrise Saul, the Express-Train Ferret. 748 Silverblade the Friendly; or, The Border Beagie’s Boy Pard hy gister> who sha lie f Ravfield’s d K had ore Samia Bob, the Bowery Badger; or, Seooping a Blippery Set, ry ‘ , yo ayfield’s death ha ¥-Rocket Rob, the Lite-Saver. aT / ° 8 BY PHILIP 8. WARNE, | a long talk with her erring brother, and | $94 Rpicy Sims ths Only One of His Kind. . we picy m, the Only One o a Kind. 6T Patent-Leather Joe; or, Old Rattlesnake, the Charmer which talk was the corner-stone of his refor- | 376 Tom Thistle, the Road-House Detectives 175 Oaptatn Arizona; or, Patent-Loather Joe's Big Game. & mation o26 Dent 4 Jack, the Hustler Gamin, 198 Captain Mask; or, Patent-Leather Joo’s Defeat. Ye ’ o44 pe by ® Duff the Brown Sport's Kid, 219 Deapard, the lbuellat; or, The Mountain Vempires, f. Gs ite of the Docka, the Night-V atch. 888 A ough Boy 3 or, The Dwarfs Revenge. ; : i —_—_— ort F pper et an ie Street Be . : 868 Little Tornado; or, The Outcasts of the Glen. ' at ZR1 Cast-Of Cale, hy teameetasticlating Pe a Bagh inate» | Bee qaale simaes or; he Queer Fars. CHAPTER XXXYVII. CONCLUSION, The part played by New York Nat and his ferrets in the death of Rayfield was known only to Maybel Kingdon, the chief of the Secret Service and the band of Unknowns. Try as she did, Maybel Kingdon could not a find Nat, or get any clue to him, but she kept ) ‘his secret as she had pledged to do. | She also had gotten her jewelry, or had - ther brother do so from the pawnbroker, for De the ticket was found by Craig Kingdon , Pr ’ a among Rayfield’s papers. ‘ aery, Thus the world did not know the story, : Ay F and as Maybel had never acknowledged her it _- engagement it was not believed by her friends me when she showed no grief for the broker's The inspector, through Sherman Canfield, some days after the burial of Rayfield, re- on ceived two prisoners with the compliments of his unknown ally in Secret Service work, | | Those two were Killer Bill and Zip Ral- ston, who were returned to their cells in the : < eh prison from which they had escaped, and, a og reward raring been offered for them, the - ghief deposited it with the many others he | -was holding subject to the order of his un- a; 3 known allies. Be) bs “Yes, Mr. Canfield, this has been a most | Fs: : clever piece of work, unmasking Rayfield | -) sand running down those two escaped cen- | Pp ib : victs, and in it I see as before the hidden 8 hand of my unknown ally, a hand I hope | _ gome day to grasp in friendship, and thank gk : as he deserves for all that he has done to be ye crush crime and uphold the law.” ; a So said the chief of the Secret Service to be 8 Sherman Canfield, who replied: | — -* Yes, chief, some day the Unknown will a cs unmask themselves, the Hidden Hand will | _-materialize.” | Bh he: : THE END. me ss Next Haur-Dimr Lrerary, No. 890! ‘ 7 . P . 7 ™ oo + el | yt? iS ’ + | ‘7 * S | 7 Se ae. The Race- Trac be om Western Union Messenger 999, “a ee BY JO PIERCE. M ies J A most stirring and effective story, with a big of © -moral—a_ vivid illumination of pool-rooms and | —_ erooks’ haunts, and the sinthat lurks in the high- ) sways of the Great City. | ‘Don’t fail to read, and mark, and inwardly digest i Sport's Shake ap ' | S59 Hiundering Roll, the fe aie, ¥ undering Ba t itB : ) | 652 Don Barr, the Plaine Prsdlanee. pista op OR, 824 Bowery Billy, the Bunco Bouncer, S87 The Big Four of the Bowery. 846 Buck, the New Vork Sharper. 850 The Grand Street Arab. 855 The Weat Rroadway Gamin. 860 The Boat-Club Mascot; or, Dan Decker’s Double Deal 864 The Union Square Baggage Boy. BY GEORGE C, JENKS, 455 Git Thar Owney the Unknown. 492 Git Thar Owney’a Pledee. 5618 The Demon Doctor; or, Deadholi, the Kid Detective, 581 Double-Curve Dan, the Pitcher Detective. HPS Flute, the Singer Detective; or, Owney in a Now Role, 608 The Pitcher Detective’s Foll; or, Dan's Double Play, 616 The Ocean Detectives or. The Last Cruise ofthe Black Bear, 681 The Pitcher Detective’s Toughest Tuasle. 786 Larry the Thoroughbred; br, Beaten on Every Side. 779 iron Hand, the Charmed Detective S854 Uncle Sam’s Detective in Chicago. BY EDWARD &. ELLIS.? 6 Bill Biddeon, ba ye 8 Seth Jones; or, The Captives of tne Frontler, 30 Nat Todd; or, The Fate of the Sloux Captive, Bi Kne Frontier Angel. 98 The Boy Minera; or, The Enchanted Island, 1893 The Jiunted Hunter; or, The Strange Horseman, S54 The Walf-Blood; or, The Panther of the Plains, 971 The Huge Hunter; or, The Steam Prairie Man, RY WILLIAM R. EYSTER, 190 Pandy Darke; or, The Tigers of High Pine. 210 Faro Frauk: or, Dandy Darke’s Go-Down Parde, 818 The Huaticr Rogue-Catcher. S88 Poker Pete’sa Double Dodge, 851 The Tle-To Sport; or, High Hustling at Sinners’ Flat, BY OLL COOMES. 146 Kit Bamdy, Detective; or, Silver Star, the Boy Knight. 168 Kit Bandy in Texas; or, The Young Mustanger. 208 Kic Bandy’s Catch; or, The Boy Hercules. 493 Kit Bandy’s Right Bower; or, Baby S5am,the Boy Glant 444 Kit Bandy’s Swoop; or, Little Buckakin, toe Centaur, 478 Kit Bandy’s Slick Schome; or, Old Tom Rattler, 661 Kit Randy’s Deliverance; or, Banner Ben. 680 Kit Bandy’s Pard; or, Dauntless Dan, the Freelance, 791 Kit Bandy passed: or, The Infant Giant, 795 Kit Bandy in Red Ruin; or, The Young Whirlwind. 799 Kit Bandy’s Big Ruatle; or, Saddle King Sam. 804 Kit Bandy’s Brigude; or, Dan, the Mountain Guide. 158 Jack Drew, the Nemesis, or, Eagle Kit. the Boy Demon. 182 Jack Drew's Drop; or, Little Hurricane, the Boy Captain. 2023 Jack Drew in Deadwood; or, Prospect Pete. 7 Keen Knife on Guard; or, Antelope Abe, th Gulde. 4 Weonskkalfe, iba Prince ofike Praiflan © Boy Guide & Vagabond Joe, the Young Wandering Jew. 18 The Dumb Spy. 41 Lasso Jack, the Young Mnstanger. 58 The Border King; or, The Secret Foe. 71 Delaware Dick, the Young Ranger Spy. ' 74 stew k-e70 Harry the Young Trapper Ranger. 88 Rollo, the Bo auger or, The Heiress. 184 Sure Shot Seth, the My Ifeman. 148 Sear-Face Saul, the Silent Hunter 178 Old Solitary, the Hermit Trapper. 218 Tiger Tom, the Texas Terror. 234 Dashing Dick; or, Trapper Tom’s Castle. 938 Little Wild@re, the Young Prairie Nomad, $88 The Parson Detective; or, The Little Ranger. 248 The Disgulised Guide; or, Wild Raven, the Ranger, 260 Dare-Devil Dan, the Young Prairie Ranger. 2723 Minkakin Mike, the Boy Sharpshooter. 290 Little Foxfire, the Boy Spy; or, Old Caleb Arbuckle, 800 The mi Demon; or, Rainbolt, the Raoger. 884 Whip-King Joe, the Boy Ranchero. 409 ercmlost Dick, the Boy Ranger ose, the Tramp Detective. 457 Wingedfoot Fred; or, Old Polar Saul. 468 Tamarac Tom, the Big Trapper Boy. rowan. 670 Norway Nels, the Big Bov Mountainoer. 778 Highland Marry, the Wizerd Rifleman. 828 Poker Jack, the Detective Sport. / BY J. W. OSBON. i 69 The Rival Glants of Nowhar’. tif Cactus Burr, the Man from Hard Luck. HST Old Buckeye, the Sierra Shadow. : 564 Powder Phil, the Boy Miner, or, The Man Without a Past, 609 Bolly Dorrit, the Veteran Detéctive. 620 Little Lightnin 688 Plucky Paul, the Boy Prospector, 751 Gold-Dust Dan, the Trail Patrol. 255 Gold Dust Dan’s Oath; or, Reckless Roy, the Regulator RY OAPT. ALFRED B. TAYLOR U, &. A. —} guys admirable City-Lite Expose. 194 Hamels Hille sets or The Gambler Guide 4} 105 od Rube, the Hunter; or, 's Leagwe; or, The Mystery of tne Island —- 858 Little ems or, Caught in His Own Trap, 401 Little Shoo-Fly ‘ or, A Race for a Ranch. 408 Little Leather- Breeches ; or, Old Jumbo’s Curse. : 481 Little Ah Sing or, The Curse of Blood, 451 Colorado Kate. A Tale of the ollnes. 450 Three Jolly Parda; or. The Pots of Paddy's Fiat, 517 Jim Gladden’« Deputy; or, The Jolly Pard’s Campaign. . 527 The Jolly Pardes to the Rescue; or, The Jack of Hearts, : S47 Sandy Andy; or, A Good Man Down, é 656 Lariat Lil; or, The Cast fora Life. 574 Old W enacl-top, the Man with the Dogs, ' 598 Keen Clem, the Ranch Imp. 599 Jim Dandy the No-Name Sport. 618 Rilly Blages; or, The Skeleton’s Legacy. 685 Oklahoma Hi the Blue-Coat Scout. 648 Happy Harry’s Big Find; or, The Beautiful Jezebel 664 Cheeky Charley the Special. RY COL. A. F. HOLT. 817 Wideawake, the Train-boy Detective. M11 Weadlight Harry’s Flyer; or, Duke Derby. 678 Headlight Narry’s Hazard. 691 Headlight Marry’s Hau); or, The Railroad Parda, oe 727 Headlight Narry’s Miren; or, Mad Madge. 759 Headlight Warry’a Heritage. 794 Hendlight Harry’s Hunt; or, The Cache of Gold, 89” Black Buckakin:s or, The Masked Men of Death Canyon, 419 Kenneth, the Knife-King: or, The Doomed Six, 5 tAttle Lightfoot, the Pilot of the Woods. 25 The Dandy Sport; or, The King Pin Conspirator. MISCELLANEOUS AUTHOKS. 4 The Wild-Horse Hunters. By Capt. Mayne Rela and Frederick Whittaker. . ~® Adventures of Baron Munchausen. 13 Gulliver’s Travels. By Dean Swift. 14 Aladdin; or, The Wonderful Lamp. 16 poneen Crusoe, (27 Tlustrations.) 18 Sindbad the Sailor. His Seven Voyages. 22 The Sea Serpent; or, The Boy Robinson Crusoe, By Juan Lewis. 868 The Occan Blooghound t or, The Red Pirates of the Carribees. By 8. W. Pierce. &6 The Roy Glawnt or, The Arena Queen. By ¥ 8, Finn. BH Ned Wylde. the Boy Bcout. By Texas Jack. 51 The Roy Rifles; or, The Underground Camp. By A.C, Irons, 95 The Rival Rovers; or, The Froabooters of the Misstesippi ot By Lieus.-Col, Haseltine. / 98 Robin Neod, the Outlawed Ear); or, The Merry Men of Groen- - d ood. By Prof. Gilderaleeve. The Crow Captive. By Captain aintlton Holmes. , 112 The Mad Wontert or, TheCave of Death. By Burton Saxe, 194 Tippy, the Texnnt or, The Young Champion. By George 4 G eveon. ; 138 The Young Privateer; or, The Pirate’s Stronghold, By H ndish. arry Cave 148 Sharp Samy; or, The Adventures or « Friendloss Boy, By J. Alexander Patten. @8T Pusky Darrell, Trapper: or, The Greon Ranger of the Ye)- lowstone, By Edward Emerson. By G. L. Alken, ey 261 Fergus Fearnaught the New Y irk Boy. 266 Killbar, the Guide; or, Davy Crockett’s Crooked Trail. ane | By Enal D. Warren. # 298 Red Claw. the One-Zyed Trapper; or, The Maid of the Cliff, ' . By Captain Comstock. 4 81T Peacock Pete, the Lively Lad from Leadville, By Lien- tenant Alfred Thorne. 888 The &ky Detective: or, A Boy’s Fight for Lifeand Honor, By Major Mickey Free. p 850 Ralph, the River Rover; or, The Brother’s Re | My venge. By Ned Buntline. ‘ 865 Baltimore Ben the Bootblack Detective, By A. P. Morria, J 874 Gold-Dust Tom: or, Ben’s Douhla Match. 7S H. Moree. oe 876 California Joe’s First Trall. By Co ’ onel Thomas 418 Rilly Rombah Ll, the Chir Cli By F. 8. Winthrop pile y Kom ell, the mber. By F.5. . , : 47S The Black Ship. By Jobo S Warner. ‘7 Comanche Dick and His Three Invincibles. By . Henry J. Thomas. ie &82 The Cewboy Duke. By Edwin Brooke Forrest, en 552 Ariel the Athlete. By David Droid. BES ee enh eileen Ten klas By Oeelk Caslicd. Ca * rt ative’sa Double. By A a 721 Maverick Mone, the Arizona Detective; or, The Wizard of “as Urkos Pasa. By Will Linenbee. . 809 Don Danton, the Gent from Denver. By King Keone, of the . 8. Secret Service Corps. : . 814 Ace High, the Frisco Detective. By C. E, Tripp. is 8830 The Grim Lodgers In_ Rag Alley; or, Citken Rube fo of Number Seven. By Ben D. Hallidny. a 881 The Chicago Drummer’s Deal. By J.G. Bethure. | : 841 7 rine Charlie, the Cat’s-Paw Sport, By Marma- ie uke Dev, . . * 848 Dan, the River Sport; ¥ Foiling the Frisco Sharp, By foe Harold Payne. \ ‘ie 861 Rilly Brine, the Swamp Fox, By Chas. F. Welles, ‘ S79 Hlue-light Bill the Sapphire Sport; or, The Denver Detec- a tive’s Lone Hand. By King Keene. , ‘Y A New Issue Every Tuesday. ei The Half-Dime Library 1s tor sale vy all Newsdealors, five | ei _ @ents per copy, or sent by mail on receipt of six sents oacd. int A BEADLE AND ADAMB, Publishers, (> 98 William Atreet, New York, Vee , 3) * a _* ‘4 Lin By ' an bine NP Sg fia | N - ' es eomicbooks.co ; 4 Sat ain 4 ae ys . | L Uo . 4 lL : = Lat . BH