The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-24

had originated a new idea In the policy bust
ness. that Of employing women to luro other
women TO buy policy slips. Mr. Comstock was
positive that Jones was an assumed name.
and that Miss Arnold could not only tell his
right rame. but could also tell whore no could
be found.
Now. Gertrude Arnold" said Recorder
smyth. addressing the girl the Court has
only The Sindest feeling toward you. un-
dcrstard that since tho disappearance of the
You hnvo worked steadily with your mother as
1ircssmnker. But It is your duty to tell me.
t,.i must know. the real name OF George
When the Recorder began to speak the girl
ii-:enet engcrly. but when he mentioned tho
H.rhsrs his name is Smith ?" suggested
Yes, y:s; that's it," she said His name
:%ohn Smith. I SUPPOSE" said the Recorder
"X9; sir: George smith" was the reply: ~
Ercorder Smyth. sternly., -,
, NTh sn,a + 81 ni sr po"othe only name will
wy Wy ~ Veil said the Recorder ~ shall be
compelled to commit. you to the City Prison
until YOU can think OF the name 81 your ON
l,'oycr. You stand committed until next Tues
fhc girl smc tossed her III head; cad; and YES
~ sG pretty Gp q NOR
dun height and sshapcly. slender figure, She
has short curly hair, big blue, eyes. little
i"aih. she lauch he'd and chatted until the
q. .losed her lips fight and refused to speak
III am, ~ Years old. and was born on Oct. g.
1871 I've lived with my mother at 143 Chrys;
was horn. Ny father died fifteen yenrs ago
After that ny mother took In dEessmakip,9
All and ws b ~,S a'Gns % OH
face. light hair. and laughing blue eyes came
10 tho house and rented the first Moor. front.
George smith whs,her It s was or was not Is is
.s ssb nsn so GID dSss G psops Bust
ssi 9Sa to va as~a{ there %,ad long
2 e hs kMey h S&ns day w smh
mum. .saysI. From thst time on Smith and I
offered me So Week and Vent to 'S work Tor Tor
and children were croTdinE the shop waiting
their turns to get their slips. Smith taught
Tss he s de tel Can s
g gig from saddle. and either ono Of them
II MISS S Arnold wss asked II Smith or Jones had
"fs 9ore Hhsre nov 10 hs she SAID.
sH ys ths ss 1n sc1 he s H S h
glass mattresses make rickety bed. As for
being rich. he had to have money to sport his
diamonds. worked for Smith two weeks
when Anthony Comstock arrested me. went
with the police to the Oak street station. and
lwyer. said. Do what tell you: I did.
Then left the Judge. who was little man
With big black moustache. and went home:
J was arrested again the other day and placed
here because wouldn't tell on Smith. But I
Miss Arnold manifested considerable feeling
when the subject Of Smiths indifference to
qer present condition was hroached.
Yes" she said. nodding her head. he'll
have to show himself II he's any man. and get
me out OF this III sooner have the smallpox
than live here. II they want to find smith.
though. let Comstock nut the men who arrest
ell me Aiter him and get him. smith knows
won't tell. though. and he feels safe. ! do
wish he'd get me out. though. for this is
sickness place to be in"
The women of Chrystie and adjoining streets
smiled Yesterday when they heard that pretty
Thirty or forty women used to 60 there
when she ran it," snid a woman yesterday:
and the worst Of 1t all was that We always lost
and never Won."