MILL LAY. Breaking into houses; on the crack.

MILL THE GLAZE. Break the window. A young thief who had turned State's

evidence gave his testimony to the officer as follows: "Jack and Sneaky

bustled in front of the jigger. Jack dingged Sneaky's castor into the

crib; Sneaky brushed to get it; Jack pulled the jigger to, and Smasher

milled the glaze, touched the swag, and mizzled like a bull, and, ye

see, I played shady to pipe the bloke what was done," Jack and Sneaky

pretended to scuffle in front of the shop-door. Jack pulled off Sneaky's

hat and threw it into the store; Sneaky rushed in to get it; Jack, in

the meantime, pulled the door to. Smasher broke the window, stole the

jewelry, and was off like a locomotive. I remained near by to watch and

see what steps the man would take to recover his property.

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