New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10

thing was worked out on systematic basis and I'M
known to then all, Hebberd sat in the room ana
h6ed their pracce eae Then he Quietly
At that time Campbell or Bennett was using for
MS letters written on the letter heads Of
had nd been en- employed as private nigh, watchman
dhe KiHg was arrested on December 49, 1882 and
airy ne sent request for clemency the authori-
hey eye oud him. he wou
not be caught in any mean business again But
Branch Workhouse Harts Island to woman in
New-York City. saying that he had been confined
discharged He wrote. he said to ask her for as
sstance to tide him over until he could find work
letter to Special Officer Hebberd which was too
sSarr9u rs for even private reading and therein
hn ana declaring iS that the food he had to
casionally thereafter he was heard from in one d.
recton or another but nothing particularly fragrant
through experience and kept himself always in the
background. trusting his letters TO the hands OF
East sSe dupoS he met in the l0dsnghOuss Of the
1t was among the young men of the lodging
and subversiye of industry and honesty. for seeing
how how easily he obained livelihood by working
foow his example mS pulls asE ct s"d
his SOFTEN n
ne Ne TOOK occasion to remark to his intended Victims
he had already applied there and found that the
supply OF old clothing had been exhausted. on May
-, 1884, he applied at the night office of the organ
ization for shelter He was referred with note to
;he lodging s Use Had he gone there he knew he
Ing to pay for his bed and breakfast He did go.
A MYSTIC MISSIvE.
Two days later, however. he sent postal card TO
the night officer, reading like this:
Mr.. Wilson's fgurehead treated your note with
the utmost contempt. because told him in the APP
pcation I Roman Catholic. He is like all
Won henc Of ilat htp,
able counsel will all right yet, rest assured
on that. mean TO get even In due time. T. F. t..
Anarchist. Socialist Revolutionist. X. X X. 1861,
Nolens voens. S. S. t.
Whether the concluding initial letters have refer
ence TO the historic utterance "Sic semper tyranns
1t is too far to inquire All through 1898 the King
was busy with his correspondence His handwriting
closely conjoned words amos run iU together and
showing an alarming misuse Of capitals and pune
communications will serve for all:
P TSb ,m May 1874 to s S5 during
and Industrious. for which we sincerely recommend
him II Is the depression in business which causes
This recommendation was written on the letter
head of prominent New-York business firm; The
his nnutterabe mt S He said that he had
none Of that kind in his possession. He had given
made mistakes and the whole lot were cast aside
n be H and X 6 o on es
had secured one more Of them from that
This was closely akin to the trick that the beg
CARS combine had played previously. They had
secured copy Of the etterhead Of downtown
charity organization in way. and took 1t to
printer the East Side from whom they ordered
800 copies printed. The printer took the order in
2qa pron which up ns iSn to he he
FOR correction 1t was a fairly good copy, on clean
paper, and they trimmed ii up and used II for
letter which they wrote to Andrew Cooper. The
letter was forwarded TO its destination by a paid
messenger boy. Mr. Cooper had already contrib
uted perhaps $50 toward the maintenance OF the
band Of consprators and was gathering in wisdom
in solid cakes. The employment OF a messenger
too much for even his kindly heart, and he
returned answer that he was not giving charity
through the medium OF paid messengers That
settled the American District service In the eyes
of the king and his subjects The. Bowery
for the printing.