The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-11
SniRcnrYo roR nmal COLLINS.


Patrick Collins has not abandoned tho
search for hil daughter Emma Collins. who dis
appeared while under cross-cxnmnntion by
Ncholaa Cussinas lawyers upon tho charge OF
sedu ton under n promise Of marriage that sho
had preferred against Cnasina. The result Of
her disappearance was Cassnn's discharge (;
but MI Collins then began to press tho civil
suits against him. Mr.. Collins has learned
enough. no says, to aseuro him thatsho Is living
with Cussina.
W. received motto from Emma few days
ago" Mr.. Collins said last evening. 8" It was
postmarkcd at Station 7. and was worry short.
II was written in n cheerful tone sho said that
she was we'll. and il working in n coakmabing
shop. This information ] regret Ia say,
Is, in my opinion. intended to mi9lead
s5o IS living Win Goo.lnan.' In 'O my MIN" mnd
there il no doubt that he has her
again completely under his evil Influence. and
that no intends to degrade her 10 the uttcrmost
degree. nm thun cast her aside have talked
with n miliincr Of whom Cassina bought two
To- testify that Cassina. entered her shop.
which IL mp town, on saturday before last.
and asked to see her most stylish hats None
he said that he would like 20 have
two made. The nlliner said that IL
he would bring tho lady for whom he wanted
hat 70 the shop. she might mako one of the
ready madc hats please her. CaSsina said that
he preferred tn hnve the hats nude 10 order.
The Young lady who WIS 10 wear them. ho said
wns tall slender and iHir-complc Xiousd. Her
hair was lig II brown. almost golden, Then he
asked the mlllinCr whom abe could have the
hats finished She said That they would I've
ready carly i'm the evening. Cas-iua then paid
for the, hats and went away. In the evening
colorcd man. who. believe. il Ca5sina's valet.
called ior the hits aud got them.
have all kinds OF ~ m .ulics TO encounter.
because. presume, ] hnvo no money. Even
the police scem unwilling 20 put themselves 10
trouble II they would assist me in earnest
would soon find my eli I'D. and bring 10 justice
~ a. b. Iu i-lN No.
tries 10 keen out ~ my way suppose because
she knOwr that. II ! find her. viii put her at
once in some institution where sle will have
Glance, 10 reform. In me cvil suits am
tod down by sharp ilod, lawyers. |
1H--inns custody on tho 3Oth II July.
J cnnnot do THE. lccuuse on that day
hc kept her concealed from mo. ! can show
That his valet went 90 the hou-" where she was
boar ling day or Two before she disappeared:
and cHn provo thHi tusrinu bought the hats
for her. for the description that ho gave oi the
woman who wis g. wear them IL exactly tie
N" that would glNo y1u OF my daughter hut
! fear that this may not De- enough for the law
nogr Of his money want my daughter. II he
Will ouly give her back tn mo forn she is ire
keep h.- money. ! want my daughter. and
,Nhhnt - hn,k u, work 70 earn liNng Tor my
family until ilnd hor.
hoiieyo that could find Emma. Mrs Col
inns continued. a. could ~pnro the time 10
hook for her. but huv. "a large family 10 pro-
Viii" Tor. | am willing tu testify In any court
that my daughter il viii Cassina. When we
got her back with W.. after the police found her
with him. | begged her 70 promise me
h@r thM L She would we would move move
az least To SONS other part Of the city and
begin new life. g. blot out her past To
moro e1"'in"ly p0r-uad" her | 7sid Emma,
II tn law cNru"l~ tls-inl To pay US any money
for the wrong be- has DONE We viii sthrt fnn'v
.t!r" WITH 10. Nnd you can D. the mistress " it,
\ icw days ait erwurd Will" the examination III
the Jen r-on Market Police Court, ~ YOU know.
WAS gpin.. on. she disappeared Now. ma a prnni
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