The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-11

Vas 1t ten years, or fifteen, or twenty l do
their household goods foilowin' in small lots
fine. but Jim Mcnamara was stint up. which was
q disgrace, him havin' niver assaulted anythin'
the dagos out. Did you ever think how it's tho
best dghtin' races always gets drove out by
tes" in as p sGR I las sso so %y'f fdr T 1ss p1ei e aSs:.
Look anywhere on the east side an you'll see It.
E Ei5st G sSeS; 't Nell Iri siier T hem t sishs n e. asr.
want to look out for him when he does; but he
the Dutchy settles in u street an he drives the
Irishman out. Then comes the dago, who Amt
a ap ssG the n 6u sii; mnles oat he Af fer T hi kni tem ana the he
sheeny, You can kiSk a Polish 9nsi SShesny an Rt he
Ee driPPe es Up the a d dss; out. A dGf last &c o ga all IS T ~;
an his face, an he drives the sheeny out, an
Its been that way. ,here, only we never got
down ! ' to Cinnamon, Why Igive you my word,
bend there, alive H"s They'd a killed him with
block; an nobody wit a spirit even to smash in
his windows. All. tbs a strange change. But
to be torn be down. 10 Ghi yoa Eno sTe an y 'ti .h sim sh'p. Ills
The Board OF Health says that the death rate
is above the average" said the reporter. ,ou
know. why' Answer me that. For all it's SO
crowded in tho hot summer, It's a thousand
tlulto ' Dtticl thuh INV.
IN the SSs Winter IN them crowded upstairs dens.
high. Mostly the deaths is among the children.
an It's not bad air. nor bad food. nor bad care;
ifii Br rock @ ynm tie e ehe Rids to their es 1 fenees sn to I keep
our women folks tic EN- with ropes to keep ,em
from fallin' through the hatchway an gettin'
killed; that is some OF 'em does. Them that
doesn't. loses, the kids; ] can remember when
sec the doctor comm an the women across the
street would come over an It would be: Who's
f ihitfie thTfin % McG fsls aa% came A DOWN nhf ir onsT the
third floor y an nr bis les sr + doubled h'ln up IKE yo, a ,Ses,
e entrs; O oven @a Snic, a nF' tis like e'a thepreEi be soaH wake
there the morrow That's what made the death
I'll / reminder right. twas the Captin's wife
first thought Of the rope. Maybe you haven't
heard about tho captin. Nof That,s because
lively place to live in an hin the boss OF 1t; They
said he was Gap,tin Of a y ssea:goin, ship usH an m h q to
GSen it2rru e. or Il misGtn't, but from what | Knew
of him, l should guess II WAS. He worked down
In the he, S mi "a Ss T Gsn,i he Of s"n 4Sis t@ s IiEs hs Wh;a az,
"No back talk to the Captin from the crew.
,".'Captin be damned, said big Denny MGGuiro
to him an he knocked Denny over the hatch
Twas SO with every man that tackled him;
He was not q big man, an think IN a clinch
s newer come &C %rst te a elin 'a,r with Il i hi%, w With hist stick cS" or
stave, or stove lid no was the handiest man I
ever saw, an the most of us was wcarin' ban
dages on our heads before he had been here q
fortnight. Not that no was what you'd call
interferin' In most things, bcin' q quiet enough
man; but he set up to DO u sort Of police, an
like beatin' his wife or gettin' corked an howlin'
in the Railways, an he had that place like a mis-.
sion school all the while he was there, Well ]
reminder the time he, went away. He went
through the halls roarin'-the only time. he was
ever seen that way-an' invitin' all in the place
for to drink. ,
more, my bully boys, or words to that effect,
"'Twas drink all the afternoon an all the
night, an him keepin' his room full OF all a man
could swallow as long as there was man. woman,
or child left to swallow 1t. Then him an .his
wife an the kids went away; an tho Ship has
never been 30 peaceful since.'
"Where will all the people movo to when the
place Is torn down T. asked the reporter:
ITO the tinimints.. Worse places than this
place, an you know what q rear tinimint Is;
or maybe you don't; In midday you feel your
way up the stairs, tbs so black. Many q wan
will wish for the light an air of the h~atchway
when they got there. Who was 1t you was
iookin' for nowi Mcconnell ! Just moved in :
Nobody. has moved In here this long time; ]
would know II II they had; but come around In
Az the reporter left the Ship and crossed the
street, the lounger whom he had first ques-
Say, young Teller, you wouldn't "a gone in
there an como out 80 easy without yer face
pushed in, II tho Ship was what 1t useter be. I'd
q come In, Z help yer, Il they'd been any trouble.
Got tn price ola ballr'