The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
WANTS $25,OOO DAM AG ES.
MIR. KELLY lCUUbES 1fR. CHAPAL OF
ABDUC1ING HIS DAUGHTER.

The Girl Formerly Worked In M-. ChsPsI's
FUR ManuTnetory-Ho Denies ne Had
Anything TO DO with Her Disappearance.
Thomas Kelly OF 1T Hudson avenue. Brook
lyn, has begun an action In tho City Court
against Anthony Chapal, a fur manufacturer.
alleging that MIR. ChRpal has abducted his
daughter Mary aged II. He sues for $4,000
damages His attorneys are Moffett Kramer.
Mr. Chapal has a factory in Jay and John
streets brooklyn, and employs many girls.
Mary Kelly was sorter, and received So q
week. She left her home on Feb TO- and Mr..
Kelly alleges In his complaint that MIR. Chapal
induced and enticed her to leave her homo and
go to a house in this city, whore he detained
her against her will and the wishes OF her
parents
Miss Kelly Is o brunette, with pleasant fea-
lures and a good figure Mrs. Kelly says that
che never suspected what was going on, and
was thunderstruck when her other daughter.
Maggie, confessed to her that Mary had run
away "On the afternoon OF her departure"
said Mrs. Kelly. Mary told me she was going
shopping In Grand street. New York.
told her to go and hurry back. She
sat down and wrote something In her sister
Annie's autograph album. looked at 1t after
she had gone. and found 1t to BIO wish that
Annie's husband. when she got one, might be
faithful to her. and that his eyes might always
shine upon her. She left us. and haven't
seen her since that day. When Maggie told
mo what Mary had told her went to Mr..
Charsls factory and accused him to his face
he had done nothing with her. and
1Ras ns 5nsw nS sa @o Mr. 1a uhapa as
there is God in heaven you VIII be punished
for this Ny sons wanted TO shoot Mr. Shsp 81
-l,An hnu han rIn f N
tukeep them from going to the factory. My
God. sir. L you we're TO see Mary as she WINS a
e yoS NR Woa S IL think such thing as this
could ever happen 20 her."
After her dauEhter's departurs Mrs. Kelly
bearing no signature. They are In the posses
eion OF her husbands attorneys. and read as
follows: v
pE.s you'd come to see yo1 but n o wpu ~
I'VE YHS would ne better III n IN
money money to 90 over TO RrootyH: 6at Ehsn act Now
SFis VIII HSSG s'4 II
m my no viii Nil ,s II s s icy
,o%s a., en NH 'om ant TO
setting 4 new dress and when gel that new dress
viii come TO Brooklyn.
ss Win s'n: tfE n to AG !
Fss Ss. h6.s !o a 81: . s sf w.
working go went over there to her mother AMI we
got place on wiz be surprised to get this letter as
this cir made write as 1t as so Ear to come
to Brooklyn DO not feel lonesome for do not feel
lonesome,
knew that chNpnl win not send for me. I had a
fight with him. so do not expect work from him no
more until NJ Chapal comes home. ! used to 20 over
here with this girl to her mother last summer THIS
girl wante to write for me, hut told her that was
Atle TO write myself You will know my writing |
will come some day to see you whom have time
Good by.
NEW YORK, March 30.
DEAR MOTHER: You will pleas" excuse me for not
writing Won sooner. 1t was because fot ashamed
and thought would wait until got u situation In re
spectacle family nurse Rirl and as on ms am over
my trouble will let you know how am getting along
You know shat Il left homo it was because left
home OF my own free will
do not want anybody to know where am until
my trouble, and don't want You TO see me
until am all right and that will not take long will
to Maggie and tell her VIII como to sec her soon.
Good by for while, but not forever
The papers have been served upon tho de-
PENDANT, whose lawyer, Louis Mathot. has
served an answer denying the plaintiffs alle-
cations. NJ. Chupal is a member Of q French
family well known In this city AMI Brooklyn.
The Kellvs made an atten pt after Mary's dis
appearance to have him arrested and went to
Inspector Byrnes about y. They told him that
Mary was detained in the house Ill Clinton
place The INSPECTOR refused to- act because
the girl was more than IL years old.