The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-08

- VIZ" 'he M""a"n iaes on
stealing hise-He Slipped Falling late
the Pillar, a.a 10 Required q Block s.d
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.,ie isia''u from 'ustice sinlhs IN the Essex
part of his unusual adventure
On SATURDAY Mol, par,a, ,vho ia .,,o,,
oh SATURDAY h9ht barteli VINO Is snRht
man, started out to enjoy the proceeds OF his
Week ,st,tn WORE orr ne ar'fted down Third avenue
Nis"ihs inc SALOONS on the way. uhtii the ldea
without a stroll on the Bowerv. He boardsd a
down-town elevated train, and, alighting at
Canal street, started north afoot, stopping at
.ne saoops anu concer. hai,s' AT ociock
sosU Us h'rni1 n ne iouhu nimseii IN 'he
nsi q. Of Fourth street without cen,
,ha, hn 1t aa,,'a'.,e.o -, ,,ns, ''' nc,
that he lived somewhere in Harlem and that
charitable institutions. He searched his pockets
several times, in the hone Of finding n straw Y
nickel Then he braced mp and accostcd a be-
lated pedestriap Tho I,,,or had beord obon,
persons who didn't have car fare, and he pushed
the tottering stone cutter into the gutter
s,.. n1n naien p,eAeu himself gu. Oh the
urI ne SAT uo"h on the curbstone ana
waited for an idea. The rumbling of train
~ i =. y, -. to'u ,io
ponce YESTERDAY that his IDEA struck him as be-
what hannened afterward Uo ronen,b.rod
c,mhng mn som.th;na ,hon ,has. .ns enp
fused sound in his ears. and he experienced the
sensation of falling down a well When bs
hooked onto his clnthes .hns GU. c ana
dr dr. and the shock OF the fall had started
nag u voice, ana began 20 yell, r,,., go
lion h "hSwas st E near tae centre OF the
i,,st noticed bv tho roonsr -ni ,n mao
was quarter past seven. when o he heard faint
came f from s some dsnrs sb ~. ting uhe noise
sio 9nSy along 10, ms ,, beat; ,,, -
it'll, i i f fe out, et me , Out Srled voice
Gladsd that somehng was going and stepped
AlonS the line Of he Rowery tbr iii b,,ar,
about about eighteen feet high They are formed bS
corsr The snane SetweeDs I'm e ~ .he Tour our
pillar--which is about eighteen inches wide1is
srps that form ,a Ist,c worK o Oh iron the
nne Plar INV where , = Joins the framework sup
@6es wide ten brasd T I'm t opening Twenty
four feet above the top Of the pillar shonida
person ih, petweeh the tles ana INTO the open
tbe Sottn 9 .op ~ .e pia. nc would go clear TO
.ne po LODI, uniesS ne were very stout, as the
spsse isIne the plllar u eighteen inches square;
=, ihe p.ilar oeninu whish the policeman had
,S Ms on tne northeas. corner OF Fourth
stt,Itct. DIIettly across the street was second
phiarj anu LOOKING COWARD u the policeman |
iin ..s ny say sometninR moving inside the |
tsa ees,,sr III. . ne nsts moent .here came
tsc ns s' - M s.Inet ing ptnnatve cry;
vi, NJ ~ oihceihan, piease Ies me out! I'll
"s my w. no ~ asd a huIles,D Won T. az,
,h ~" IN denii , ars you any way shou,ed
straet ''o''h'" P"hoei""' us lie ran across the
S' IT. p,u p,u -.
,o,a ,n I'll bar.r i ni harieIn' sa,d the
w .,st ami legs "re an Sh'"sheu up ana want
10 I Set uut |
in ne pGilceInah peerea thTouEh me lattice work
III, a' ~ W" , .ne uous ~ man wedged
rs W. i;s 20, .i i,h ,"1 ~ .on walls. ne was
length above his head. The bottoms OF his