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So ~ UN Ni ot TAY . SS i - “hj if ir, “ WIIG. ad i | i | i isi. : MUU ¥ id COP Yr ENTERED AT TH — —_———$—$ i Published Every Wednesday. ——_ >= HE TERRIBLE TWIN A Real Life Romance of In and Around New York, BY JACKSON KNOX, (OLD HAWK,) AUTHOR OF ‘‘ HAWK HERON, THE FALCON DE- TECTIVE,” ‘* THE HURRICANE DETEC- TIVE,” ‘‘ THE CIRCUS DETEC- TIVE,” ETC., ETC. CHAPTER I. A TERRIBLE NIGHT, A WILD night at Battery Point, in the early summer of 1887. A uight of fierce gusts shrieking among the chimney-pots, the Park trees and the adjacent forest of masts, and yet of a bright-faced moon, flying like a hunted thing amid pursuing scud, and revealing at intervals the lashed waters of New York Harbor, like a maniac’s face in the soft luster of a silver lamp. A wild night for an open boat to be abroad on =< — Beadle ¢ Adams, Publishers, Ho Te fe KE Post OFFICE AT NEW YORK, N. Y,., AT “ eee ~*~ * 578 “iteceguvert® > ‘ » “ - - lhe itll: Ss ? Sill i TTT . ills Mt\ JW, ad ra SS hhh, Yih “4; sy is ,, 4A 7 Vis tdi , y 64 . . NN ne 00 , ’ - e? at . . : ’ ~ oA. Med s te , eB, ,- e< ‘? ‘ ' : - »_ I me Wa ITT / , ae — im ics SEADLE & SECOND CLASS MAIL RATES. —— _— — SS a Ss. eEwv hig . ee ——— _ — ———— a —<—- = - _ ————a —— A A a Ll : a mmm — em —<_——_— —— co — eee ew ee —_—— a -_——- — No. 485 Ten Cents a Copy, 98 WILLIAM STREET, N. Y., February 8, 1888. 55.00 a Year. 1p : rt i } ¥ Ay in en) . | ed is, S/d Dp a2 if Ty Yi ' Yi Ahi, SEF e« 7 SPP ee, _ seer 2 oe > —* - « = rr Tiree ad we. a o* + eee Ta Z i, J Lipgee? 7 i ww tht Uf} Uf) - f Mf/), a 4, - _ Ff, tj / , a -* . _ ~~. Aho a /, Y 7 y aa Y A fy Sf, isa 4, se sf ff if Vi); Ji ‘NOG OF A DETECTIVE!” HE CRIED; ‘‘ THINK YOU TO SLEUTH US FOREVER WITH YOUR CURSED CUNNING?’ - books.com ~ com