The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-10

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bed linen isld sonu tyy,ls "a r, r M n, r pIr
wspapcr-. and everything you can r0ssib
| want else, The food ~ always very good.
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plenty Of potatoes. with broad and butter Of
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some sweet dish or some pastry For dinner
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pouItry. rho situner IS ,ust ms roni"mse len ~
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| herr" and tho breakfast and dinner uassrs
| always quickly and in dead silonce. But al sup
per tlf nuatuers vH'nne innis soclahle. me
| sid"waik md "A general ""nversntion h".',u-
| The subject IL always the samc-money and
| wors, MEYER n n, 'neIn 'tlk OF anNtnih
recrcatinn NOW and them only' somrhnay NH
| make a practical Joke or tell story That
| closes the evening
| He remained In ST. Louis till the beginning OF
October changing his occupations several
| times. hut never experiencing any want Of work
With the approach OF autumn however lnbor
! became slack, great many workmen hnd TO go
| South and East and he made up his mind 10
move on. too. His objective point was now Chi
cago. He was advised not TO go there: 1T
used TO be the workingman's paradise; now il
is the workingmnn's hell There is neither
money nor work there and IL you happen TO
get work you are sure to be cheated md
robbed" But his programme included Chi
cage. so there was no use arguing. He paid
| $3.50 for his ticket. and had n clean ten dollar
| bill In his pocket TO start with in the Garden
City
The first thing he did In Chicago WAS 10 spend
n couple OF days at the industrial exhibition
| Just then opened. After that he went TO look ont
| for work and having been chsat.d out Of his
first three days pay. went In search of a coun-
tryman Of his. our old martial friend Gen Tur-
chin who came 10 this country after the Crimcnn
war and was now land agent n tho Iui,nis
Central Railroad. The General took an interest
in the young man, and not being able f., find
work for him in the CITY, took him To- Radon a
| little Polish settlement which no hal inst
| started somewhere along his road yladimirofI
| got IS week there with free hoard and lodc-
ing His work consisted in clearing the woods.
| making roads, and building frame houses
| During the winter months he was thus able TO.
save over fifty dollars. and by the beginning Of
the spring he considered himself quite ready to
start FOR California Come back 10 us in about
] ten years. said the General 10 him when thcv
took leave Of ench other. You will find Radon
a handsome city Of at least 20 900 inhabitants -
On his return 10 St. Louis. Mr.. Vadlmirofr
learned that a Journey To- San Francisco woull
cost over s65. and he had now. after his travel
from Chicago and the purchrse Of some clothes
only t35 left To work AZ 81. Iouis till he coull
save the necessary amount If money seemed Ia
him to be too long and too uncertain 50 nf,er
consulting some workingmen experienced in
migratory life. he mado mn his mind 10 90 hv
steamboat to Kansas CIV. and 10 pro.eo1
thence to California on foot A. a tramp. II,
left his baggage at his boarding housc. taklus
with him only a warm coat. large pockcl
knife. "A needle and thread an umbrella and
some bread ana roast meat H. docs not say
whether he had any change If linen with him
or not
His first experience on board the steamer St
Lucas was that a gang Of blaekess tried t.
drug aud rob him. His next experience was
thtt "a u.rr, .,..l. III lr...t .. t.