The New York herald., 1872-11-19
H HENFLEW HENzA.
Pullino-Febro -SincipetaI-An-
asarchaI BuIbosity.
Dreadful Effects Of the Morbid Wis.,
liant to the Barnyards.
||PANATRLl- -N0SOS- DEMOS -ORNIC-EPHALITIS
Is 1t a Flank Movement by the
Thanksgiving Turkeys?
GAENA-AGUS-BIAH- -M0RAGHA.
Interview with Turkey Gcbbler, Pullet and
q Rad-Neaded Rooster in Wcstchcster.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
You Pays Your Money and You
Takes Your Choice.
Interview with Turkey Gcbbler, Pullet and
Rad-Neaded Rooster in Wcstchester.
Observation-Disclosures.
You Pays Your Money and You
Takes Your Choice.
THE GROWING OF the PoulTRvMEN.
Choice Chit-Chat Among Chary and
Chicken Hearted Purchasers.

jhoice Chit-Chat Among Chary and
Chicken-Kearted Purchasers.
There was CONSERVATION dire In the various city
aarkets yesterday among the poultry dealers. To
ay that they were ''widn with indignation that
he newspapers should presume to publish any
| hing relating to the fowl disease, without first
consulting their wishes, would be but conveying an
exceedingly faint idea Of their feelings on the
ubect. OF course it is matter OF no consequence
Whatever to the dear good public, who must eat
y die In the attempt whether or not what
hey do get to eat is Of nature to throw their
tomachic enginery out OF gear, or OF quality that
. certain to kill at sight. At least SO think many
h the markctmen, big and little, rich and poor
eregn and native, whenever any disease breaks
,ut among the becves, their sheep, their calves,
heir turkeys or their chickens. Under the circum-
tances the feeling among the poultry folks ycster
lay may admit Of palliation-by those who live on
ir and consequently are never liable to fall vic.
inns to trichin0sed pork or unwholesome beef
teak and various other doubtful commodities that
We have all heard Of once upon time, each in its
delightful turn. A HERALD reporter, caring more
or the dear public than the profit Of the poultry
.aen, made
TOUR OF THE MARKETS
esterday TO see what could be seen on the stands
q the way of good and bad poultry, ana to hear
THAT could be heard for and against the dangers
n the disease among the dealers and their GUS
Omcrs. Two things were quite noticeable: the
ulness OF the business and the small stock OF
rOultry on hand. What was on the stands seemed
be In majority OF cases fresh and good IN every
articUar. Whether there was not an extra stock
.Ot 50 fresh and good somewhere out of view at
ONE OF the stalls s question which might be
pon bv eutla in thn
usiness, who stated to the reporter that "what
yasn't worth nothin' was put side" !" and then
dtled, with a Knowing leer, "tharl be more nor
ne pusson tonight what'll be glad to git em.v No
Oubt daylight was not beneficial TO
THE EXTRA STOCK.
y AT one OF the stands in Washington Market the
epOrter met well-dressed female who looked as
she knew her own business BEST and was never
the habit OF taking lmpudence from anybody
Without giving the giver full return payment in
is own coin. She was Of the heavy doubledecker
rder, fully two hundred avoirdupois. Her voice
III credit in gonor0usness to it's owners general
make up. She had large basket on her arm
ram full OF vegetables, with Just enough room at
Ine end for leg of mutton to keep its place with
ut danger OF being lost. She was buyer in the
larkct, not a seller.
little man behind the stand as she seized hold
one with grasp that would nave certainly given
The poor thing It's maj quletuS nau IL not got 1t
efOre she put IN an appearance
''Ihats eighteen cents pound" replied the
ealer suavely and rubbing his hands compaccntly
though the action made him look all the more
IAN veres' the head ov it ?" exclaimed the wo-
! IAN; and as she uttered the words she looked at
ne neadess neck, nicely tied up with q piece or
wine, and then at the little man, as though he
ad committed some awful crime and his aues-
,oner had discovered q damning clue TO the deed.
''Why," he answered, bowing and scraping and
abbng his hands with greater energy than ever,
cur THE HEADS OFF,
You want one with y head on you can have one.
eyes see," broke forth the woud.be buyer,
citing red in the face and deliberately setting her
basket down low S upon the cGsen s IN Gispats a
we'd in the country afore ever saw the market.
hat thing z disaized.n
"Mean is it? The papers have told all about 1t,
nd ye folks cutting the heads OF ov the bastes
ecaive the likes ov me,n and grumbling and
lming with rage, the old woman took up her
n nc poor dealer in a state of wonderment not easy
j D describe. The reporter, who had stood by en-
,ying the scene to his hearts content remarked
the dealer,
"Smart woman, that"
Smart lool,"., he snappishly replied "she's
The reporter passed on and said nothing but
ke Paddy's parrot, ''dd power OF thinktn'''
.rgely in favor OF the big woman's view Of the
ase, particularly after he had seen
THE MUCH-ABUsED CHICKEN
ut Care1uy ont OF the way In the rear part OF tue
and among lot OF old boxes. The dealers in
ashington Market as has already been inti
.ated, were furious about the articles In the
4 aFera about the disease among the fowls. One
ould feel their wrath In the air as he passed by
nong the stalls and heard them discussing the
situation" OF course the reporter at once came
the conclusion that he had better travel tncog.,
do other distinguished persons, such as kings
Id princes, when they want to know what other
;Ope think about them or their realms. Besides,
icy say that prudence is the better part OF vaor,
I'd word picked up here and another word there
he nonchaantly passed along told him as plainly
language could tell that newspaper men were in
Imminent risk OF being invited to ThaGksgiv-
& dinner by any one OF
THE FOWL SELLERS.
As he came up from the West street side of the
arkct through Fulton street, Keeping all the while
ad with geese, turkies ducks and chickens
angling in inviting prolIlson from the hooks,
~ cspied about the middle OF the block. An ci-
,rly man, who looked like well-to-do farmer,
OoG on the sidewalk leaning carelessy against
,e stand, on which was row oi chickens. Ayoung
an, with with rosy cheeks and dainty ar generally,
c had his back against the partition OF the STALL
,d lde III white hands were tightly nterlaced
,ont his knees, which he had drawn up within a
" inches o, his inctpient mustacbe. The elderly
an looked as fhe was at peace with all the world
II the young one Tas evidently In bad humOr. IL
ay be tnat ne had not had his breakfast or had
.en bore1 Dy acranky customer. The reporter
ade up his mind 10 stop then and there and he
d stop. He gazeu with all the keenness OF a con-
)sscur at the tempting row OF
CHICKENS ON THE STAND.
III then allowed MS eyes to wander in seeming
,miralOn over big turkey that hung head
,wnward from nan hgh up on one OF the posts
rkey exercised over the reporter attracted the
feniion OF the older OF the two men, and as the
rmcrs eyes met bis ne nodded knowingly, as
poyteT was equal to the occasion. He asked the
light Of that turkey, and got all its family history
far ,.s he could and then he talked chicken In
frna an0 n an0h hafo