The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16

trisnss %is Sssii s t. ns ESs f fSs sisy. ne fs s s's:
H ftsa.s IL into s'S %hin5s he m. sent reo rs =. 81 fe the M sI1Is,
uhs others he sent In groups Of ten or twelve
II = 4o'ciocI in the afternoon when nil
s siisi; Ri %f,, Es' s,Ss ,i:s a. H Sssp = 2 ; S:;s. Vent ;:',, ,s e
walk. opt MI: sneei set his loot, dT"wn. "
you. and I'm not going 20 begin ~ letting you
yoIpg girls must DC awfnliy caretul",
We'll he bnck before 8 O'Clock"
te S,iSn F rsisnts sIt and GT Il I'm. ih,n TIE he, i n,iSain.
3Oo charmins cigarette girls were i,romenad-
Ing the streets Of Baitimnre The Younger
and thn main. streets. but those OF mora mature
Years walked In the .iL" streets, under the
oithe Invitations OF that night no man. can
rreccdentcd. Verbal. it was in the air. I:' r "r.
hi,ans II was because The girls felt lonely and
mem n,snt ssrS n pS.na At sp !, T raj. OS %"ny a ' bsli Y"%"s
~ g,t, II slI ra ~ ;S 1t is isE Il rrsinE tho yGnpg
shs"r,sts s 3ir .h Ty H ,"Ea ,aIn S"Mi,y . sp%%n one t%
Young man, who walked with her through the
Sir. Snse H,S "a! !" III" "% ,en' 4" "t f t Ma ii '"i Ho@.o
wondering whore in blankoty blank those girls
then, IL. and not one "i them had return ned.
TninsinF that they might have siiIrei into
ia,'ies, par!or. There was no one there. but ne
lie came out hc heard voices at the ladies'
Well. good night" n girls vote. ania.
Go,nR TO leave me 80 soon 2 n melodious
elzls @ts IN bed .0 1 TIE iii ink KY I'm Mo io sas '''0F
When, will | see you again p
uOptfknnW an bnr, ny nc nm ~ tla
girls. must 90. Gns;a nirat." VI '"0
There was = rafting OF the knob and n hing.
then. .In heard other voices.
..Wo,l. good night .Srok. n girl.
Mr.. Sneed fed back to tho catt.
I'll g" crazy. iii T /" Hbl ""t.i4n If |, Every sT,'G ono OF OF
tmG2se EirrIs hasn't ricsea M a Dal,imoEe ynp
get set'i really My T I" E o"i Tie tic m h"t.l open l0n al n n'sh,.
GoSdne,s only Knows when thsy,ll got ,a;k;
1t was n sleepy. .wcary-lOoking lot Of girls
next morning. Mr., snsel eav. than a lecture
great deal 81 silence in the workroom that
day, md when tho girls returned to their
They worked hnrd during the next few days
snd ,lid pot go out much. on the third day
hotel. found three Of the youngest girls sitting
upon the sofa. crying as IL their hearts were
slowly rrumblin2 to pieces
What IN heaven'S numo arc you crying
ahout?' he asked them.
It'll w;w-wnnt 10 60, h-h-home." one Of
e ,hSm waal so I. Mni,S L!""o 0'hcr two soo''d in
ALI right Mr.. sneed answered kindly.
"ston your crying. Yon'l go back Tomorrow
The next day, he scnt ono Of his assistants
might he others who wanted to return. Mr..
Sneed called them together and asked those
looHc S's sn rDmsSIeS Most 10 ste Of ' siem had ih Isyd n!i
Tor u moment given IL thought to homo.
ON Sn;ur,Miny 1Isht many Of he girls went
~ think rs. a shame. I mover saw such
prices on all dry goods"
Yes" nhimed in another girl. II had to pay
to buy a single thing here,
MI. sneed then cnmeintothe room. and said;
Hill Park. iou, must ali 20 to led curly, and
get ready for n long walk
With many exclama,ions OF 10Y the girls loft
the room and retired for tn. night. The next
morning most OF them attended the service in
the Catholic Cathedral. and returned to til.
o'clock. they all started on the afternoons
outing. this feeling wore away.
Last sunday all baltimore was promenading.
W %,'S T,tS the S Wi,n h Of srr M,ii., I'll: streets sss.
iuln.ss oi the bright .day. Through this
t +. %.y the a;ew rT9G ,n bpn; q fIErr e. girls mads
dlrarent they looked from the crowd Of work.
ing Riirls that had arrived in baltimore, only n
once remarked. lis ." poor tiut sho Cannot
haye an extra dress always clean and neat,
to T wo ssfns s si;i. s%S ss!rISc.nd e. It s1 L; IN a fact:
is one 81 the pleasures OF, HE, just one week
hefor" they had appeared in New York in the
upon which they had layished t,o savings Oh
along .iashionahio EItaw place many a muir.
muir Of adaptation broke forth from admitting
trope and Grcen and white and even black
flashed conspicuously in this mass of dress.
se1it ,ni e9 hnd , Tss those tho na sr"sef sTer ri Fl h i ns.
red cheeks ard lnnshias. oySSss Of these siris
Ing, trains. and Ti!lie Delaney's sister Maggie
In. the life OF y working girl is stylish dress.
But radiant ms they wore. bright as we're
WE'RE to e' tlei inv very %s' Heart ciasre,ts girls arf from from
New York, impatient OF restraint. INDEPENDENT
Upon every corner they pissed groups OF
men who had gathered there to watch the
II. .1.: *SaS FORK ah slrI xT5Fs sn rfc sSs msn at 5S Ssss e ss
sirg The Bowery. the ltow-ry. III never 60
Ih.a . CTR! IN na,,'mors
sir;,; csr passing By nc dor
wh hne to m msks &c o. z Is'e Some Sa% s" oi t them ls sasff..Ii
ut Ii as q good Joke. while. others took II to he
mn angry retort. There isn't m dcl. humor In
Baltimore.
Some of the girls. however. resented this
Bowery song. Rosie Gcissnheimer n tall.
dark eyed Jewess. who. by the way. is ono OF
tho lending spirits OF the Lady Flashes. hnd
ing no heel to the remarks Of the corner
crowds. But when ono man close by. her
winK"d at l,or and sang The bowery." sho
said RnEriiy:
"Aw. DRY W. YOU fool. You've never seen
the Buwery.'
"Ah therc!' cried another man. Il wish I
was in New York"
" wish you was" Rosie answered grimly.
Tho other girls laughed and said: =" ltosie's
got her mnl up" some Of the other girls
had nice moustaches. with the result that
these happy fellows tagged after the process
sion. Mlen the girls MntnreI tho llArk there