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= ‘STANDARD BOOKS OF GAMES AND PASTIE BEADLE AND ADAMS, PUBLISHERS, NEW YORE. DIME BASE-BALL PLAYER FOR 188 Con the Individual Club Records of the Inte a aa Alliance Clubs of 1879, including all the Single Figure Carne thar played: the engue and International Championship Records of 1879; LP oe with : SO cat at ita ply Ee act pales Sa @ sever ai tec also . ple positions, on scoring, etc. Kd: HAND-BOOK OF CROQUET. A Complete Guide to the Principles and Practice of the Game. This astime has, during the few years ofits existence, rapidly outgrown the iret vial 4 and imperfect rules and regulations of its inventor; and, a# almost every honse at which it is played adopts a different code of laws, it becomes a difficult matter for a stranger to assimilate his play to that of other people. It is, therefore, highly desirable that one uniform system should be generally adopted, and hence the ob- ject of this work is to establish a recognized method of playing the game, DIME BOOK OF 100 GAMES. Out-door and in-door SUMMER GAMES for Tourists and Families in the Coun- try, Picnics, etc., comprising 100 Games, Forfeits and Conundrums for Childhood _ and Youth, Single and Married, Grave and Gay. A Pocket Hand-book for the Summer Season. of CRICKET AND FOOT-BALL. : A desirable Cricketer’s Companion, containing complete instructions in the ele. ments of Bowling, Batting and Fielding; also the Revised Laws of the Game ; Ke- arks on the Duties of Umpires; the Mary-le Bone Cricket Club Rules and Regu- lations; Bets, etc. By Henry Chadwick. - HAND-BOOK OF PEDESTRIANISM. Giving the Rules for Training and Practice in Walking, Running, Leaping, i Vaulting, etc. Edited by Henry Chadwick. YACHTING AND ROWING. This volume will be found very complete as a guide to the conduct of watercraft, and full of interesting information alike to the amateur and the novice, e chap ter referring to the great rowing-match of the Oxford and Cambridge clubs on the Thames, will be found particularly interesting. RIDING AND DRIVING. | A sure guide to correct Horsemanship, with complete directions for the road and ‘field: and a specific section of directions and information for female equestrians. Drawn largely from ‘‘ Stonehenge’s”’ fine manual, this volume will be found ai that can be desired by those seeking to know all about the horse, and his manag ment in harness and under the saddle, ‘s GUIDE TO SWIMMING. Comprising Advisory Instructions; Rules upon Entering the Water; Gener Directions for Swimming ; Diving: How to Come to the Surface ; Swimming the Back: How to Swim in times of Danger; Surf-bathing—How to Manage | Waves, the Tides, etc. ; a Chapter for the Ladies; a Specimen Female Swim School; How to Manage Cases of Drowning; Dr. Franklin’s Code for 8 etc. Illustrated. By Oapt. Philip Peterson. < gay” Far sale by all Hewacealors: or sent, post-paid, to any add of price—TEN CENTS cac | RYADLE AND ADAMS, PUBLISHERS, 98 ~~,