The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-07-06

UtNlsing ahs womea TO Fleece the q easseWs
and Setting . Trsp for Gar Fares.

Utslisine The womea TO Fleece the CseAsssWs
and Settling . Trap for Gar Fares.
twas q cheerful morning. The boss crook
leaned languidy against the door post Of u
saloon ON West street. and eyed with the look
Of connoisseur the crowd emerging from the
gates Of tho Pennsylvania ferry house. The
assistant crook loaned. not quite 90 languidly.
against the door post Of Q saloon . little fur
sher down the street. His expression was also
that Of = connoisseur. but It lacked the i'm
plicit sell. confidence OF the boss crooks. There
wore afraid something OF importance might
matter Of course with him as with the boss
crook. His eyes covered the exit 81 the New
70 the boss sS and Els
sistsnt not one Of tho ccountrymen with fat
whG msns w9 the crooks
Whit sc eS sssapSd ia
ON ms. Ther IS o
tho business in the city. and joining forces in
As Isl the reporter who had been to Now Jersey.
eye. and the boss crook recognizing him. be-
I've got. q now racket and guess youll
think it's funny one, exclaimed the crook.
awhile !" exclaimed the reporter In an un.
guarded moment OF simple generosity.
forsnxh WAS Is ons Of those ahoaa that
HSys hsndsomsly while its going on but bHs.s
ana s s'os e
BRAN. SSS1 new s.sE SS pss sven xsrsns so!ns
to call Il In wouldn't mind falling you. Its
aons o' seem ss hurt OUR % 6a9
gsme,s about ;. the only thing l know
men might puSsh
man By .. wrong name: finding out MS real
i nai am. Snr asires. HIN him eorrsesy y
many would walk into the trap. Folks would
co conn u .hsy "a never Is Caught he
most confident q: thu nrss caught You see
~ Siss.:s
W now: and is meyer bssn given awsy ccass
tor and sole patsntee. TIM especially proud Of
\ because Il helps solve the prohism OF what
10 sr no w H. spbesS Of Womsns Wnrt A'on
,a.! xnd AS. aa this noble and Dhi'anthr0pio
In . very simple manner. my dear fellow.
One day was stroling down Broadway. Near
I've always admired Sisters 81 Charity :u Pm I'm
serious now; think they're ABOUT out, the pluck
some abode Of tho poor. to bring good cheer. or
to the poor. So they generally draw my. atten-
ton. We'll. one OF these did specially. She was
quite young. with an oval face and brown eyes.
would turn out the prettiest picture Of the year.
/ thought to myself that the stoniest heart
would meit before her. i was an easy matter
Else ia Inc building. YOU NOV and have t ths
gage Ws ST. saw one Of ths hsrass i"oi
AVER. And then the idea came to OIL me- sa'' ou'
| Ny girrs not only protty;, she's ambitious.
she'd been bothering me all along to take
ns Other sut .ow the d ao
operations the life OF our trade, and couldn't
! we'll kick against them, But when saw that
hver: coming out ! thought TO myself why
sir / told her aboHtit. and. she was Just wild
oyer It. II was all could do to get her to wait
till could get an outdt for hor and her sister.
who was tS WORK NTH nhsr AGAIN
was fixed up. She looked as II her lips never
moved to anything but paternosters; One
morning thsy started Cd, and when came
went on that way till about three days ago
nearly fortnight, They came home and
FRA they'd been pretty hard PRESSED By some aS
racket and us OF. You sse the different char
ity organizations try not TO Interfere with one
sure to find ont sooner or later. any ono tres
wouldn't DO pleasant Tor my girl to get found
shs hs s. az the reporter was
going. things are getting duh here, and
I'm starting %. morrow for trip up the .iver."
a. 70 o H"y Eas S IN
sSsrs ). psnty q T dbeadod io S%' WHO'LL S9H
ssnd me tho car fare from Wherever am to