The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-13

wanted to. and in his pocket at this moment Is
the very finest OF fine racing watches. lie Is a
tout. He knows where the Irainer. of one OF the
turf kings will train Il runner that he has heard
will sweep everything before him the coming
season. Everything has been kept mighty dark
about this new horse. In his disguise as a tired.
dusty tramp, lying serpentwiSe on the Sronha.
concealed by the bushes and undorgrowth, he
will just take the time of this prodigy OF horse
flesh. And when the day OF the race comes he
will be on and. and more than likely he VIII
sell his information for more than his bets on
the race day will amount to-. This is cash IN
advance; the other has an element of doubt
''There arc small fakirs, push-cart men who
patronize the dealers in, Ann street. In The
summer. timc some of these men work the
county fairs. II they can set any chance to
workiin any sly little thin plerig or other tricks,
they are capable of doing il.
resentative here. the diplomatic service ut
Washingtop, a few; e3,ofiGe;s 3 Of @pr own
here slept with bu; a thin board partition be-
tween them and the sneak thief, murderer.
burglar. safc-cracksman. Business ,revcrscs.
sickness. or some cause has brought them thus
low. We assume that every guest Of this house
is a gentleman. We know that they seldom req
writes the name Of William smith Jones.
Brown, or Johnson. he does not call his guest
s hill; b" 70 s9 YOUR rM ROOM hr% Mgm,' % or IF Won y"u 'i Vii. to re- ge
sit in the reading loom for a, while. Is there
ANYTHING e3c that we can do for y9nF ~
heard for months. You will sec the man kind Of
brush a few tiecks Of dust off his coat and
StTdlShteI uI an iHLH VI gu. lc lCeIS u nc"-
born rcspcCtfor himself.
These one,nisa5 places vary in price rom .
By Ssnt an u" Italian al M He &c has aiSI BENCHES pr" : from iS SD" wa" to
wall. In from, of these benches a rope is
stretched; BY, paying = cents u man can sit on
floor by leaning on the rope. The next In price
up the scale is the place where n guest mas
get a cup OF coffee and u roll. with the privilege
of sitting in a chair all night, for s cents.
There is the dorlnitory for 10 cents and a
still better dorm!tory where tho proprietor:
give n r1.nn pDTlfprfn hln nod and a rnn nf
first-class. stcalning hot coffee with milk and
sugar and "A big roll for II cents. Tho next
Hotel No. !, where each guest has a clean. com
Portable, warm room for 20 cents. In tho Mills
their undcrcio,hc, Il they wish. In all these
places, above the dornitories. BATHS are free.
Most of the Now York dniIics are kept on Me
N the reading rooms and the columns, OF wants
are posted on the bulletin boards in the rcnding
rooms. Games such rs chess, checkers. back
CANNON. are provided for the men. but cards
'Sshali' / hnish my talk about one,night lodg,
inf aGg'e love by ,td telling w, y4u from q mott tbo %'lp'i neify
coast II family Of wealth aud social position
sent an only son on co New York TO he treated
this young mans collegiate course. IN some of
the athlete EHn e. Of the IrhGo;; he recsiEGd a
were tried to JUL the paih, and the one which
seemed TO work most satisfactorily was chloro.
form; L. IS IN The Gid story of a TomSdy tt Sathii + ;
was formed, Al athletic friend came on with
him, osiensibly as IL friend. really as n keeper.
Tho patient wns placed in n sanitarium up.
town and seemed to improve right along. 1t
had been impossible to allow him to carry any
money or even TO wear u piece OF jewclry. hut
after he had been some two months without
even once expressing n wish for the stun the
rigid watch oyer him was in q measure relaxed.
One evening he met n beautiful young woman.
When good nights were said our young friend
asked permission to pay his respects the next
week. which was OF course granted. Tho night
agreed upon for tho call came, but not the Young
man. The. young woman, supposed that the
next morning mail would bring Il letter from
him explaining the cause OF his absence, hut no
letter. and so nenrly n week passed. Then the
morning papers told how his kCcncrs had found
from chIoroform. ThCy had let him have his
watch. he had pawned il FOR II few dollars. bought
the seductive drug md gone on a regular rhlOrO-
form debaGch, which ended in his death. He
left ono sincere mourncr behind him. alh that
was the young woman who had seen him but
once in her life"