Pulp Fiction, 1887 · page 1 of 16
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FIFTH ENIPIOK a — ~4 . —= a = YA i ee ye eo ee a a ee | iy Yj Ld | ° ‘ Sop Os =a a ot nt al __ Entered at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., at Second Class Mail Rates. $2.50 q PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY BEADLE AND ADAMS, Vol. XXI a Year. cnn No. 98 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YO 5 Cents. a. we: DWA=G 0 Jasin, EE ™. * er ~\ ti a a Sa af i NS Copyright, 1887, by BEADLE AND ADAM8, October 11, 1887, __ —— -_—_- _--— —— —_ > —— — — = eee ——_ SAE hee (fn asst Se “ees sso sf . “« MA | w. } ‘ . . s" i f Ws il ( \ % UY I . ~ 7 .~ ~* ~. / . ; ~ ; SS ~~ i ~. ~ j ~~ ‘ ; « SN ~ ‘ey . = ~ ‘ _ mM SS y IX / MMi Fj 4, Ai 7. Ti] WW I ff, WU igs s45—s- 5s giutiZ jf if if Sh ists; Wf Yi, if | 1) j Hh fil i Hi al Tua! ’ mall OR, FIVE POINTS PHIL AND THE BIRDS OF PREY, BY JO PIERCE, (Of the New York Detective Force,) ABTHOR oF “BOB 0’ THE BOWERY,” * POINTS PHIL,” ‘ JACK JAGGERS,” ** GAMIN BOB,” ETC. CHAPTER IT. THE ROBBERY. “'TOAT Man was no policeman!” ** He said that he was,” *“* No doubt,” ‘¢ Who was he, then, Rex#* ‘‘ A thief, and the meanest kind of a thief. A man who would rob the dead is too mean to “‘WRESTLIN’ REX AIN'T GOIN’ TER DRINK NO DRUGGED MIXTURE WHILE IM AROUND!” AND breathe the same air that honest folks use. He FIVE POINTS PHIL ASSUMED A MENACING ATTITUDE WHICH MEANT BUSINESS.