Pulp Fiction, 1887 · page 1 of 16
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feuRD EDITION. | | Mi ls il ill | ny y | ; i Ayn | e SS—— LLL Ni : Ww .e «) \ iF Py es ees WM VM OT WIR r= ete = —_ 2 ; . =o fs , as wa aie ; Entered at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., at Second Class Mai! Rates. Copyright, 1887, by BEADLE AND ADAMS. May 17, 1887. ‘% ——— - - — y PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY BEADLE AND ADAMS, Price, No. 98 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. 5 Cents. $2.50 | | Ml ie las | 4t.d TF y AAA ij WL i j ii iH 7 j S ; ; r j j iti siti tf Jack o’ Diamonds and his Game. BY T. C. HARBAUGH, AUTHOR OF “‘ BUCKSKIN DETECTIVE,” “ TEXAS TRUMP,” “ FELIX FOX.” ‘*‘ PHIL FLASH,” “ CITY SLEUTHS,” ETC., ETC. CHAPTER I. | Mea WARS SSS SSS A HARBOR MYSTERY. Yl | JANUAR = NY pee AT an early morning hour, while the sky was | eS | streaked with the coming dawn, the River Patrol found an overturned boat drifting among the docks of New York, . The find was not an unusual one, and occa- sioned no particular remarks, but the patrol sergeant saw that the boat was of peculiar build, Bet opheved it righted and taken in tow. The prize was accordingly taken to the nearest pier and secured to it in the usual manner, ‘“WHAT HAS OLD FIX FOUND NOW?” QUERIED DODGER DICK. EComiliecbooks.com