. The American metropolis, from Knickerbocker days to the present time;. fif>: i _£ -*i-^~ TWO KENTUCKY COLONKLS.(See page 382.). ^rl.^^^gj^>^^- ^?^\^-^.:^ A MEAL FDR ONE CENT. (iSee i)age 39(l.) New York, Vol. Two, p. 884. t NEW YORK CITY LIFE Israel). Whalen fell asleep and the others com-bined to rob him. He roused up and found McCor-mick trying to unbutton his coat, and when hestarted to go home discovered that seven dollarswas missing from his pockets. He said: Gimmemy money.—Aw, go on, Ill punch ye in theeye, answered McCormick. Then the party wentout, and a woman told Whalen that
. The American metropolis, from Knickerbocker days to the present time;. fif>: i _£ -*i-^~ TWO KENTUCKY COLONKLS.(See page 382.). ^rl.^^^gj^>^^- ^?^\^-^.:^ A MEAL FDR ONE CENT. (iSee i)age 39(l.) New York, Vol. Two, p. 884. t NEW YORK CITY LIFE Israel). Whalen fell asleep and the others com-bined to rob him. He roused up and found McCor-mick trying to unbutton his coat, and when hestarted to go home discovered that seven dollarswas missing from his pockets. He said: Gimmemy money.—Aw, go on, Ill punch ye in theeye, answered McCormick. Then the party wentout, and a woman told Whalen that they were di-viding his money. He and Kennedy followed themto the Bowery, where they mixed up in a freefight. Whalen said: They kept backing me upthe middle of the street, and pretty soon Kennedyhanded me a knife, and said, Do him. He triedto shoot me once. At the next rush Whalenstabbed McCormick with the knife, which he thenhanded back to Kennedy and ran into the a moment the bartender cried out to him: Getaway from here, McCormick is lying dead down thestreet. Whalen ran away and met Phillips, whomhe struck in
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