The sun., 1893-07-08

TOMMY MALoNEY.
my Maloney. an innocent good little boy who
lived with his parents at SO Oak street. Tommy
had run away from homo two weeks before.
and although his younger brother John had
seen him in the streets their parents knew
nothing of his whereabouts.
After spending night in tho station house
Patsy Radican made n clean breast OF the
whole affair. and told the police this terrible
story:
streer t. d. river T. take swim m met Tommy n
os''n'f den 1es
so ez onh hes auP mp INN Inn IL in a .ySr M fwE' 70
wen we got 4 tn dock took cloes on m went
Tommy s9'dn, n. SWIM SO Wen he 60, IN The water
7. lace and den he jumped on ~ shoulders m held i'm
m dressed m run away. I.ago took Tommy's eo'es
Tom,my's brother corroborated this story.
seen a lot O. blood come up."
Lrgo at first stoutly denied that he had
pushed Tommy into the water. but after few
iessed S T. He admitted that he % had thrown WI him lin
jumped in after him and held him under the
John Malonssy had been arrested as a witness
@ h. sa&o a homo on he was M trested as an outcast
10 hn, allowed four days to go by before he
ana @ Mrs. Ma ioHey told linn thata boy Who lets
his brother drowE before his eyes should never
show his face again:
st his age-he Is only $ years old-boys do not
allow their minds to dwell long on unpleasant
sCsa ali Tammy Mrs. MaonSy and
her husband We're almost heartbroken.
he NV wasn't such .ta an , awful bad boy
o llo was was st t'S wiIl bo times. but he had
Nm, N, 1,o., Al ~, T,tJ,,. rio 4. -,
went By. but his body never, came to shore.
i Gitsn in the lai.tlle Of the night Mrs; MHloney
dreaming Of Tommy. mi It wos ss wee Week OF Of agony o
agony heightened b. the, fact that fhere
could Da not G even be wake. The week went by.
II was in tho early dawn; Cherry Hill was
tHo and beginning to stir ITSELF but as yet
Out Of the morning mist there came q little
SSny wGiIlHinc slowly along the sidewalk biting
and as he along thfneG he sianeed
{grthely 1t evory object that % sssned ti to stir.
PRESENTLY he came to q small brick tenement
in 81 Il s ss9
Imioments Iio and then: thrusting his hands into
q TOW minutes. however. ne ned. and this
tMs no seated himself boldly upon the steps
oh. but no was ragged boyl Huclleberry
ysFe& Surs Tkis boz boy wore straw
OF hair.
His His face s, vas one mass OF frockles. among
Eatr OF az sharp blue eyes as eyer Illuminated
ns nsk 2n ST1s q boy These eyes could
Or Or tronor betray what was passing In tho 1T
tie brain behind them.
ting9ishabls but rags--rngs OF ali colors. sorts.
anu descriptions. more tntterdemalIon cos.
hS tha ox Sod no picture l.
'hH!i OF MS clothes In different land
While he was sitting thus a, Big, stout wo-
onsH e stsps As shs passed him she turned curl
nn aust bave HM si.d oqksa ZIP In the ace One lex
4ommgg "Tng%y h.Io5as! Ms'!saHsS! Tommy Ma'ouos'
She seem ed 70 have, gone daft. Her Screams
staI.lsd SSId the neiGhborhood. and many windows
lna iew minutes nll, the tenants Of this tsnc.
inSpt, imSGt hoHse m crowded into the hallway, And
'aE heap, row convulsed with sobs.
away nGy. ram nGFa Hcr. s"me valiant man cried
The. NGnre arose anil faced tho ercup OF
teannts Strange murmurs and cries arose
ls It you. Tommy Maloney;" soms ono
..TTss9um." walled the weeping boy.
rI 'ESHshs reSned Missps sG%f SIa p:
ing tie %a'tsr hsrss' your os.Ss tos To%my @Sia
With wild CRY Mrs. Ma!oney ran down the
neps. gave one look at tho freckled face, and
then, clnsping the figure in her arms s. fell faint
ihH 10 the ground, dragging her child with her
or VOL well. 1t was great time. Mrs. Maloney
dn Hnepeh her eyes and began to kiss her son be-
tole she asked any questions. When the first
NearS OF q logging were dissipated Tommy
othIhey, az h lull Of pride. began to tell the story
o,Atrsux reDortes who had heard of the return
oi Tommy, arrived at the house Just as he be-
snn I 10 tell his story. What follows Is oerJalin
NJ want TO- print your story In the paper,
""'WVIog' "Woogg' do sf'd az thS q, reRogr!er. d.
II give You a nickel"
rnlVvus q nickel foist"
!iIrraihsaction Iri nconsummated.l
string pincs eiyyt q fIs G Sna SStraigh W. sttin on d
% naa ms oas %e m s1Ssd Dss %sf hi. dem in
ma maso %, showed me In again md a niger pulled
@ ne out n saved me life. m den IAgo showed
nW, ~" IN again n den don't know who pulled me
~ ,put some sucker grabbed me out o. d. water.
na zen lago n Patsy Radican dey jun ped on
n cdr. went trough me cloes.. Ihad sandy
lltopadS ana niteen papes ats niney cents
STfomuer. n dey swipcd every damn"
ihhSt In ne clo'cs N den dy SW' rus'd away. away 'A'
"nnl didn't You come homer"
INN wEh-scared I'd get clubhed from de OIL
70 hacti ! run away from home m didn' wanna
Mat have You heen doing all this time 2"
la Wv, Nv, hung round de docks. Bellin harr'ls
"a rrnHu,onmnn IN d. market ne allue sez L me
h'a1Nr MI d. barr'ls wannud. m don went
Tan kt,,..A f..a Han }.