The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-15
LOOKING FOR MR.. MURRAY.
pyE or MS LETTERS sTRdYED INTO
TIE OIITCE or THE sun.
VIII Mr.. Murray Cnii and Get his Letter y
when Nest he writes. VIII he Address
} Somebo who Doesn't Read The SUM-


Somebody who Doesn't Read The SUM-
A little. rickcty, two-story, tumble down
brick building stands ut $50 Fourth avenue.
near Twenty sixth street II is $50 small as TO
be- almost hidden 10y the ncighhoring buildings.
md so unprctontious ns scarcely to attract at
tontion; vet diminutive ns it is and harmless
Ns if seems. il has played an important part in
The life history Of many poor fellows who dwell
In the noighborhood. The blinds Of the second
story front windows are always closed. and
rloscd in the peculiar manner that tells the
New York sporting man that a little game
f. going on behind them. For long time this
was the lair Of the tiger. and at almost any
hour Of the day or might the green cloth was
ready and the dealer in attcndnn 'o to accommo-
date any owner Of well nlled purse who
wished to try his luck ut faro. About a month
ngo the building adjoining II ON the north side
was torn down and IN dcmoli-hing II "a part oi
the pnr;y wall was knvrk'd QUIZ llght was mus
admitted into the dnrkcncd room. ana IL Wls
rendered useless Tor its ult purposes. INC
game was accordingly moved to other quarters.
In the ground story ar" two very smhll, mar,
row stores. one is empty. tn other H. occupied
ostcnsihly rs u cigar store, outside the door
smiling wooden Punrhincllo beck uns travellers
10 enter. Offering them better cigars Tor less
money than they can be bought for anywhere.
md i'm the window il "a long hil showing the
prices ofthe various grades oitoharco. Theiront
part of Tho store has the usual cuuMirr, ana gluSs
rascs modcrat, ly wei stocked. Ih1 IInr ~ uui
having in thu middle one ground glass window;
Behind this partition IN. cy'Hi tlr nmim,,ai ,l
Y not allowed To lnnr,IH'' Nl ~. .i' i}I ,t,t
uelrhuuinS IN, nnWi ,," & ~
t'r''n ar, ny hl"N '.u. ''''' Ii IL ~,
bwindlc Wnl'h u was suIp"7cu h"u ui'u V'''
From tie inhabiian, II this dismal little back
room. IN old reader 81 Jug SnN' NluSn noiinu
l. IN ths r.,r,in" NJ M my ',,
orncr.os u Nrmv. nnonnr, Money Loaned on Bogt
on mnm .,,i"n-No. 30" io'"" N''''f' ~" 'o"N'
So. a. ,,,,. ~-s,, peins niin,.,r ,i tho Kentucky
Stat Lottery ior the Norii AMI Wc-i. liiako You NE
following proposition. Win view &c. our Do liNh 'tl'll
VIZ send Tor twenty ,rk H. ln, sl "uI |X n,',i (.
nm,ncr ", W m ,r t AM ,v,i ,ii T." ,iraw a
f21G me. aid trusting to sour hon,,, to divide the
PIC larleT ..a,oa .u,.en ,,ie. We gam H., l.i,
IN. several months ne ara" ~ liH,, 'a Nl ,',
s A%5i% ns 'i% sya Y , MI d w. ana ai
might create ,n,i,,on and prevent u. iron making a
good sum IA "a >ely short space of time
Lat me lcar nom SOU ,sat, - to,'ille a. must be
present " 'h' u'""'"S your" "'' - "'@"''
The foregoing was accompanied 10y a hand
bill dsplaSing the scheme Of the kentucky
State Lottery drawing Of s2i5OOO ia prizes sei
down for Aug. %.
But Mr.. Green had read THr SrN, and was
not pnnp for the fool fishers. Instead of lpinA
The sun accompanied lay the following:
wAr,nrroo, Aus = 1877
much IS rnbl-ins thc enclosed l.i',r, rgnll. y Mar
ray ne,,r s"rS,lonl,d YIN nm @nl ,an t nS
count lnI IN, .N t, '' "a, H. t,,, 'i'i
,"ate ~ th,ir business TO eSu rnnntc such hogu. lot
ieres sNrn GRHS
A, tbo r,,r,bor r. ,nn thora was no nnuonrnnc,
nj n hrnt"r's ofiire nor any SIGN baarinl
he nninn IL I H. Murray: Eut the cigar -tor,