I KNEW HE'D BREAK MY PENCIL WITH HIS INFERNAL JAW-SMASHERS!"

Enter baggage-smashers, emigrant-runners, aldermen, and other criminals.

Some awful smasher of cherished notions is trying to make out that ROUGET DE LISLE was not the real author of the famous Marseillaise, but that he stole it from the Germans.

Doorin' a breef sojern in the Emperor City, a deputation of Wall Street brokers and smashers called and invited me to make a speech afore the members of their church, whose Sin-agog is situated in Brod Street.

Among the newly patented inventions I noticed "The JOHN MORRISSEY Smasher," "The Swamp Angel Sheller," and a lovely piece of mechanism called "The Just One Mower.

[Fr.]; shoplifter. swindler, peculator; forger, coiner; fence, receiver of stolen goods, duffer; smasher. burglar, housebreaker; cracksman^, magsman [Slang]; Bill Sikes, Jack Sheppard, Jonathan Wild.

"And I am the biggest smasher In all the present season..."

At least he could eliminate certain classes of baggage, and thus he might shorten the search; but half-way down the row he called sharply to the smashers: "Come here, quick!"

His excitement infected the others, and the three smashers went at the pile, regardless of damage.

The atom-smasher.

The racket smashers.

The racket smashers.

The racket smashers.

The racket smashers.

The racket smashers.

The racket smashers.

The racket smashers.

The racket smashers.

The racket smashers.

The racket smashers.

The racket smashers.

The racket smashers.

The racket smashers.

The racket smashers.

Utterers of base metal Smashers.