, 1875-11-12
A MAYNARD MAID.

LILY Hees Ia very apt to mistake her vocation
in life. II Lily lad nc mother to look after hor
uho would have long since gone to The bad, be-
cause sho naver would havo thought what a
cheap Advertising medium eho would
haYo made for business house. Lily
is only 16 yesrB Of ago. stout, fino!y
formed, with all attractive fAce Ornamental
with two b1ightoye and shadod with rich brown
hair, and yet she eau SCOOP any Glrf OF her nge
III gaining cheap notoriety. Even Wien lit!is
babo Lily Was the subject Of 4 thrilling romanco.
11er loving paropts lost track Of her for Dino
yeara in An Albany convent, sud ever since they
regained her they Aavo dono but littlo
good for hor. Some ti.no ago sha
WAS tho subject Of o thrilling sensatioa
in all tho dslly papers. Of1lcer Gallagher. OF
man weso accused Of atducttnR hor, aud tho
foundations Of tho old Board Ut Police quahed
at the idea OF shielding lecherous llborttnes
simply because they wore stars on their breasts,
This glElB mother ntosmad and fagod at tho OIL
Gers, aud whom the trial took place 20 violent wero
her demonstrations that she eudcd In hysterical
its, and was carried from tho room. The oficors
werc exonesatet, although 1t was not quite clcar
that they bad not had hand in tho affair. The
next day Miss Lily wan azrcntsd at the house Of
friend in Tho uorthueet part Of the city, She
refusel to 70 homo aud the matter WAS COM
promised by Sim Prince cscortlng ler to sltua.
ton OH tho North side but abe soon tired Of tho
work and returned to the home which she had
sNorn mover TO enter again. Since that time,
she has douo but little eIao tlBu attend
achool and dirt with tie gents on almost dslly
trips to tho Public Library. Some three wesks
| ago she again loft home. Her mothcr Traced
| her to house Of unquextionablo famo on Third
asenue. near Van Duren atraet, and, just as she
| WAS about 10 pouucs down upon her, Lily ab-
seo1ded to another hldlng-ptace, who're her
mother wAs unable to rot At hor. Boa1e
hTvt f1f
tho arrest Of littte boy named John Hicks,
aEe4 II. 1ea!aiug with his parents at tue corncr
Of naletca and pearce ntreets She accused
:rh3sa S9da .! narlo1nins books from her house on
4hlla Atonue; Yesterday tho case WAS called tn
Jasoee tootes oilcs uhea the llttlo follow ex-
oneEased himself by saying that Lily llad glyeu
hlm ne books. and that 10 sold theu.
. LOT H.. r. .t on Madison strcet. Thoy
He!o Ll!ys hchool books, aud he supposed she
h9a flght to do with them ~ sue p!essed,
hl1ss LAZY Wan brought in ~ = witneas, and. on
the conclusion Ct tue trial and ths dlxchayge oi
tho Office Of Wade Abbott, In tl,e rcss Of the
building, whese sho locked hesssif In, aided sn,l
abotted by tho man Abbott and auothor natnod
cls,t .1;snsa ne.seI''os - patksn x aud smonds
aud When they hsd heard Of hsr wne.esbSS,,ts S
they put their heads toge,hcr snt siraftcd - -
af&l1ayit accusing Abbott aaa c!ark ot atluc.ing w
tho girl. With ~ ~ Justice a feose ret!lsea te
them II was useless, ~ Abbott aud CLARK offered
to stand trial then and there, aud tho sirl VA
still locked up. with every prospect ot ssuiain,r
there. The distracted mother returned 10 thS
lall and whispered. q TOW words t.
her son JoEnulo. who Immediately con-
ct Abbott's offioe. Jumping 10 through tho psa su
civ Of tho door, ho brought out hts esting sis
ter. and tho patsy were escorted BY tho detscsls
to police headqusrtsss, where snpatiasenden
7 R,rl to her homo. Ths two chaps Ia tho mean
. time bad slunk away, soma aait to procure
: warrant for tue arrest OF tho boy, but The
) Lor, sh&tsTsr ness their aaotires, honorable 9