The sun., 1902-06-15

cent a. aNrac. 20 W. MAI nsv'- maine,
Nulilsan, go l-acs go l-isit yuu u~-,in =
stsnd siarth here all might
NaliisAn, ~hn wa- -tlh univr D." . 2
of Mr. Nslohsv- dtsfnnnsl- slaft,,i va
lently ~ this f-usark touclI-,t hl- helmet .
| snd mArchssl cot lawson and ~ls''"ry
sfef Q -hori oinisr-ncs Ia whi-isr- Wuh
he man sh" had l--"n rOhbsd. hrrr,-i
"a tOs~th@f
The dNorman Shhdr-w to HI -. q ,ng
extra la the back room. tohnerS fs' utns'i
20 the siri IN the groc.ry store and tho
-srseant and Mr. Maloh-y disI'os'-d them.
selves comfortably n chAir- b-furc he
side open -taioh hou-e door
SEATED th-~. The s"rs-aht explained
to Mr. Naloney that even in case he stolen
nonsy should br r-coN-r~d he would rui
b~ able ~ Let IL on ia. raC, the neN' day
III they catch this nissvr vii IN. uun,V
on him. he -ald, III vii have tu gu'u court
Ia the morning With the prisoner TIE
Magistrate Won't lri you have u most
likely I'm, II LAT. In th. Afternoon ian ir
too late then Tor you 10 b.t u IN the iacr
The contractor. after some rNpr,--siOrs
of regret, seemed di>possd TO s,, ei' this
bad hews philusnphir He had a pr-
third per-on, which CAV hi- conversation
apicirc~que and some" hH' Oriental favor
Mal,'ey s-oerall' pia'~ ~ god lu't '
trimmssi. hu, not often ! ought 10 have
bs--n more Cafrfil with INV roll Du' William
Nichoia~ MAioney gene ally LAS pr.tty good
luck
Here Mr. MaIoney hrsncheJ "a intoa
series OF -torir~ illustrative nnt only of hiS
good lu"k. but OF his skill as a buIier. his
hnDesty. HE acu'ensss or lu,ell.C', and
his ply deal strength and prvwrss ~ well
He was interrupted Ia one "f IA. most
thrilling of these stories by the sergeant,
who arose and pointcd down the street
Th-re comes lawson and Slattery with
'oon who has rick-i a great many puc ketS
about here. | think he's the man. all rixh,
Mr. Nslohey. alter few minutes spent
In carefully -crutinizins a tall negro who
wa- approaching between the two de,e-
tive, stood up
The man ihe very man he exclaimed.
s~izina "a. sergesnt by the arm and shaking
hun. william Nicholas Maloney. vour
lh hasn't le'i you The man that touched
me. Haul him IN her. and -earth him
Under the guidance ~ Nr Nsloney,
the Detectives hurried the negro into the
station hous+ and jainm-i h.in up against
the railing la front of the grant'- desk
lAwron, after a deNteruus and scientific
~ear,h through several - his pockets drew
forth a fat roll Of blk and handed II 10
the sergeant
-Fve hundred. I guess, said the ser
eeani. Count them. Mr. Maloney. while
I take this mans pedisrc.
The contractor counted The hili.
Five hundr~d dollars all right he
added. laying them hack uu the -ers.'ani's
desk Then hs turned 10 the negro and
addressed him la sarcastic tone.
YOU'RE clever fellow he said: 'vou
thought you could trim Maluney, did your
You thought Maloney, who was ~s,tin'
up the drinks, was an easy thing What
DO you think 81 Malon-y now What do
you think of Malun.y's luck,-
Tn. n-gro having answered the aues-
tious put 10 him by the -.rg"ant, was hustled
into 4 coll by the ol~eouious doorrnan
b~for~ he had chance 10 -ay ~hat he
thought % either Maloney Or his luck
The lucky one hins-elf. with many slap-
on the back, was thanking The sergeant
and the detectives for the rturn Of his
money Connors. attracted by the loud
king and Laughter, APPEARED a. the door,
and wns heartily welcomed by Mr. Malon"y.
You've treat-d m- white. YOU'RE fellers
Of Inc own kind Gods nohemen
There VAS q murmur of spplause at
this Inod.--t statement. while Mr. Msloney
bit oh the end Of fresh cigar
I've hs~n treated white h@re. he said
when the cigar Was II, and drawing, and
you may pu' William Nicholas Ma lon-y
Of Bridgeport on record s- saying 80.
You've helped Malonev. and. although
! can't b-t on the race tomorrow. you
'Old Tank Is the hor-e that. eoin' TO
win. Billy Maennis. me friend. owns
him He told Maloncy he was goin' 10
win
He bets $4,000 on him slocco- -Malon.y
saw the money with his own eyes. Old
Tanks The hon-e- no, q word, Maloney''
As Nj Malon-y r~ached this Jrrurs-
fion he smOic the sergeant 80 Violently
on the breast that that official staggered
hack against the railing, and rrrea'ed
his last phrase. Not a word, Naloney,'
times. as II Il we're some sort ~ a
magic inCantatio
I'm off 20 ted now he continued. after
n short pau-e -Ru' before 60 ! want all
you felers 70 have drink with me
The three detectives promptly accepted
Mr.. Msloncys invitation, while the door
man and serg'ant declined. eSpla ti,ing
that their official duties forbade their
lea wing the station house MIR Malon-y,
after considerable more bandsiaking left
with the detectives, Who Teturnssi several
hours later, fush-d with drinking and
enthusiasm la their praise ~ him
ANY one Who had taken the trouble TO
" ak past the station house the next day
si noon might have seen lawson standing
On the station house s,"ps. clad Ia the
Rayest and most spOrtlVe attire hi- wardrobe
and wearing a pair Of h.''d glasses
In a leather case sluns gracefully from
one shoulder Beside him stood Conncrs,
the doorman and the sergeant
I've got your money here all right
said lawson, tapping his breast, $500
IN all. counting inir~. " all gv.-- on old
Tank
Every cent said the sergeant, "A :
to | shot aud Cinch. I wish had more
cash handy 10 put on HIM
H. easy money said ConueT- That
guy what gave u the tip knows ~hat he's
tslkin' about. What n fool Nuihgan was
not 10 pu' up any coin on HIM
-Mulligsn the harp. said the door !
man, contemptuously He never took |
a chance ia his life
Well cant stsv here worrvin' about !
him II ! want to g'-' to the track ~ time.
said lawson, starting down I'll" steps |
40 long, frllerS we'll be upruin' vine |
tonight.
Everybody knows the events ~ the |
last Suhurban Handicap How Fleet Foot. !
CELEBRITY. Poda~uku- aud all the oth'' favor
tec rhced IN vain. How B"lgrav". the uu- !
known. whose name Was scarcely IpttC-'u |
IN the long list 81 staricr~ dashed under |
the wire into fame a good two lengths |
IN the lead uf the second hurs" And how
Did Tank went ~" same vLV many az |
other old tank has gone. and hrisi ~ lat |
10 the race
That night the --rg-arr sat ia hi- sc,u.- |
ou-d chair, tut when Il" threw hi- hhIr
,oat open no diamond studs gli''opnd N |
he raw uf the gr'en lamp 4 ciay plT-'. I,