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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
EIRING Az TWO RERGLARS.

The house of William Gordon, at johnson and
Jay-Sts. Brooklyn, entered by burglars yester-
,tay morning and a watch worth 5000 and jewelry
worth over 800 were stolen. Mr. Gordon heard
someone IN the house. and drawing bus revolver
Dut INT neither of the two men whom he saw escape
by The Goor. Most Of the property taken was In
Mr. G0rdon's room. William Stokes, a negro, en-
moved by Mr.. Gordon IN his confectionery at No.
:}25 Tulton-st. and who lives over the store was
found wrapped IN a blanket in the stable near Mr.
GOTdOn's house shortly after the occurrence by the
police who we're summoned. lie could give no sat
is actory account OF himself and was arrested
None OF the missing property was III his possession
\ handkerchief belonging To him was found IN the
hOn,e. Before in tcc Walsh stokes pleaded not
guilty and " as remain led until August 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
CHARGED WITH FORGING CHECKS.

julius \. La Sale, age thirty-siX, of second
place, Brooslyn was rearraigned at the Iombs Po-
ice Cont Yesterday by Detective Dunn, of the
Central Once. on complaint of Theodore f.
Clarke. of No. l39 WashingtOn-s. on the charge Of
uttcrlng q counterfeit check on the Corn Exchange
Blua for $G7, on July %, pnrporting to be signed
by Jo,cp. Farr, and also of utterlng check For
10. 10 an agent OF the Clyde Steamship Company,
and q chccl, for TS5 the Bank OF North Amer ca.
The two latter checks purported to be signed by +.
II. S.sscnb ugh, of No. % Broadway. John j.
Corey, Of No. 3Sl Sixth ave. swore that he
la Sale sign the check for $S5, which led to his
arrest. He committed for trial on the three
charges in defiult of 81, 800 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
THE GOVERNMENT BUYING LAND.

United States District Attorney Tcuuey, of Brook
lyn has been engaged for some time in searching
the titles three parcels of property which the Gem
eral Government desires to buy. One of these is on
Staten Island. and is to be used for quarantine pur
purposes The title to the Staten Island property
has becu investigated. IL Is west of the present
officers oi 1t. Audrcws Church, made about 200
vrais ago Il l. filed in the County Clerks Office IN
Richmond County. The State Legislature has au-
thorIsrd the Government to buy the land aud the
appropriation by Congress for 1t Is 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
OREGON TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES.
Artemus If. Holmes, counsel for the defend

Artc mus ii. Holmes, counsel lOf the dc1Cnd-
ants IN the suit of crtan stockholders axainst the
Oregon steam Navigation Company. the OREGON Railway
ana NayIrat ~ Company and the Farmers Loan and
I.u,t Company, obtained Yesterday stty or ptuccrf-
.s pthdln- the apu al from JusNce DOnoLucs OId,is
granting nc plaintiffs motions for cOH.m sion take
t.stinionY aud FOR a discovery. According To Mr..
Holiness siatrIc.t ct the case the was brought by
nc holders II log shc- o. stock OF the OREGON steam
HYiruton Company Of which compnnt'S stock tac
O.c-Ou Railway nd Navigation Company owned
II 600 ont Of 10000 sl1rrS 70 claimed that tie
SAT- WINS mercy an ark upon The methods Of CONSOLE
dating the PAM even II II succeeded the only
result 'u be the letting aside or the sale OF he
OF The ola company IL Tie new on, and tire console "A
uJH could .,iil he made IL some other The
Oregon steam NaVlgatou ,Ompuny was urgtuiZ II I'M
att" which prturfrd IL 10 dissolve, lnto
with Ottrr companies or gel ts property terms
az should hc Agreed up b. "a majority or It's stucA-
hutdD - IN OREGON E.tINpN and NAVIGATION tom
pony, whom 81 hpin'b c-prcaN presented
,I.n"d, Co., t" tha lnc -" a.d cOu-oIid. on v.g,
IH D. ll.I t,.l.t !.r la.e iiir ..lr,
al h.t sac sGt Has Instituted .or lnu.Opc. puIpJ.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
ALARM C1CSED BY 4 GIRLS WHIM

ANNE Pung, The girl who was believed 20 have
been abducted from tins city ard taken Ia Fall
River by man named Barbour sunday night,
returned home yesterday accompanied by her father
and police detective, who had gone to Fall River
III pursuit. MI. Barbour was honOraby discharged.
# having been shown that he was not ~ any Wav
responsl bic Tor the girls nigAt from nome She
had decided on her own account 10 20 10 Boston.
where an auut lives. She appealed - Mr.. BarDouI.
10 peI her "a passage and uc refused, at thc SAN G.
time advising TO leave the boat. Another man
whom the plri GId not huoN, bought Il ticket f. r
her Ddl she aid nOt STE the man AGAIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
TIE DEATH OF PROFESSOR GEORGE.

Tlcic Is Still much mystery az to the cause and
ianc,s of the death OF the old musIc- teacher
Professor George whose body found In the
WOODS at Locust Valley on Sunday. lCoroner
Ba1Is, of oyster Bay, has made examine
tion OF the nclghD0rhOJd where the BODY
was fouud some Ill ght clcws have been discovered
which may possibly throw light on the matter New
witnesses have been summoned TO appear on Mon
d,V lhe Coroner does noI sharr the belief that
fhc man vas murdered, bat robbery of the bOdv
/, evident NJ Communications from relatives
were received by the local officials yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
MEETING ON TME SINE BOARD OF mEAL1m.

The State Board oi Health met yesterday in the
bcaGouartcrs of the Health Department. and rc-
cciy eli reports from the committee which met on the
day previous. A digest of the STATE Sanitary laws
was ordered 10 he printed for distribution through
ont the state aud "A compendium OF bylaws for the
ORGANIZATION of local Boards of Health IN tCwns and
VILLAGES was adOpted. he committee on dratunp.
wa directed To investigate complaints made hv
residents of Harris Fails, y V regarding staguaft
lax, near The place. made by boring the Hoo a. Iun-
mel and altering the couT,e of the ll0Osac River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
NOT KNoWING WHERE TME MONEY WAN

Joseph Andre. age twenty-one. Of No. 30 Sixth
ave, was arrested III broadway yesterday alter
noon on complaint of William Whtc, nGeat for
DOylcy Carte (of No. 1.lD3 BrJac way. who
charged Andr, with cmbezlicn"nt. Nr. White
SAID hat he handed Andre u check for $500 on
MONDAY last aad tod him to have II c..shcu al f,
EDwery Bank. Andre got the money auc spr., D; .
according to his own statement. NHc' arrested hc
wIs pcnuI.r-. Wl,en aiIal-nod boone Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
DISASTERS 10 SHIIPING.

The Direction OF Veritas has Just published tia
following stat sites Of marine dsa ers reported during the
month OF June, 1880, concerning ALI flags:
sailing vessels reported Ostoj English, II American
Dutch D French { Norwegian, = German 4
TRAN Danish Greek Russian. swedish, % which la
nationality Ia unknOwn total H. In this number incu.
ed > vessels reported missing.
reDor ted lost American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor Hotel-Count and Countess Ielfener. OF
Paris Joseph Medi OF and General H. X dawson
u. rum Apen,s Hoet-Attorney 5e9era1 a'u me
Wari Of Albany HOtLseJ ndge II X Wesl
brook of the supreme Court and omnander u
Norton q. =. Gdsey House.W W. Arnstrong 81
Cleveland House-C f.. Perkins, wee PRESIDENT
OF the Chicago gOm Quincy Railroad Company
Union Squdre HOfeieOrgo H. Sprggs OF the 1feat "es@
ern Railway OF Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
A WOMAN'S THROAT CUT.
DEATH AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

DEATH AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
MRS. MARIETTA RENAUT KILLED WITH A RAZOR by
AMrDEE BGOT-BIG0Ts UNSUCCESSFUL At
TEMPT UPoN HIS OWN LiFF-No REASON KNOWN
FOR THE CRIMES.
Amedee Bgot, a Frenchman of middle age
yesterday cut the throat of Mrs. Marietta
Renaut, in her paIlor at No. 14l Thompson
st., killing her almost instantly. Immediately
afteiwaId he cut his own throat, scverng his
windpipe, but not 'nficting a wound which Is
necessarily fatal. Mrs. Rcnaut and Blgot had
long been friends: no cause has been discov-
cred for the double crime. and the fact that
Rioot attempted 10 take his own life last
March gives ground for the opinion that it
was the work of a maniac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

MAXINE (NIELLIG ENUE.
MINIATuRE AMMO

TO-DAY
BOT sun SETS. 1p2 Clock fast An "a,
Moon sets,l 1907 Moor souths. BOO Noon, 90 dav.
WATER TO-DAY \ ".
Sandy Hook ll:58 fslul.. c:OJ tcll 4te .... la
ul0H wATR2 TO-DAt--P. b.
sandy HOOK. Gov Island O.33l III iits $3.50. 22a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

Murray. at the Jefferson Market Police Court, he
evening and that he was unable to tell what had
became of the money He was held IN $500 bai TO
answer Andre had been employed by Mr. White
for months,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
THE sOUTU CAROLINA BONDS

THE SECURITIES SAID TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN DUR
ING THE WAR RECENTLY RECOVERED IN NEW
YORK
Milo A. Boynton. formally Of Grand Rapids, but
now of Grand Haven, Mich. was taken to the
Detective Golden of the Central Office. who ar
rested him in Wallst., for having in his possession
two bonds of the value of : 800 which it sus
pected had not been legtImaely obtained. Que OF
these bonds was of the Augusta and Wavnesborough
Railroad Company, No. 376, for 5000, and the
other was of the Blue Ridge Railroad Company:
No. SIG, for 81 900 claimant for thc 5000 bond
has been found in the person OF Charles kerrIson,
of No. 113 East Fourteenth-st., who states that
IL was taken from the CITY of Camden. =. e., in
April May, 1865. 1t appears that during the
march # Sherman's army to the sea the bank az
Camden was entered, and bonds OF the value OF
$40 600 were stolen among them securities belong
ing to Mr.. Kcrrison. Early in June John r.
Wheaton, mayor of Savannah, Ga, received a let
ter from Boynton, dated at Grand Rapids and IN
forming him that he was in possession OF two bonds
dispose of them. Mr.. Wheaton informed Boynton
that the bonds referred to had been stolen and
cautioned him not to negotiate them. MIR wheaton
also informed Mr. K"rrlsOn Of the circumstance,
and the latter took Immediate measure 10 recover
his property. II is SAID that BOyntOn Offered one
both of the bonds for sale to a broker III Wa-st,
and by this means the detectives were enabled 10
make the arrest Boynton claims TO have received
the bonds from a widow for sixty cents on the
dollar. She said that she gOi them from brother
who was n surgeon in the army and that she had
had them for seventeen years. Boynton ac-
knowleges that he has two other bonus OF tho Blue
Ridge Railroad, obtained IN the same way. The
prisoner was held in i 800 bail. BOynton was ac-
companied by his wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS ACCEPTS TERMS.

No garbage was taken away from the city yester-
day CAPTAIN Williams called upon Shore Inspector
Hopkins in the morning for permit 10 remove the
scows already loaded but did not get it, though the
Inspector promised to consider the matter during
the day aud address the Captain upon the subject
III the evening ~
A TRIBUNE reporter saw Captain Williams at
Police Headquarters IN the afternoon, and asked
him what he proposed to do. .
"Dolv SAID Captain Williams, " what can [ do =?
Neither Yesterday nor to-day have | been able to
ban a permit for the removal of the garbage, and
al the scOws have are being filled mp rapidly. By
noon of tomorrow every one of them VIII be full.
Then. unless we receive n permit to 20 out IN the
meanwhile, there will be no place for us 10 put the
garbage and refuse. We will therefore have to let
il remain III the streets until some arrangement can
be- made"
In the afternoon Mr.. Hopkins sent 10 Captain
Williams long communication, III which, alter
quOung from recent letters of the Captain lac says:
Win your frank ayOwai that yOu viii not gard my
lHi further than they commend themselves
your Judgment and you do net state whether your
judgment agrees with my limitations, cannot grant you
permit ask for, except Wl'h me LIMITATIONS ana
accordance with the provisions Of my permit OF Au-
gust 7. GarDaAc he dumped 20 thr waters OF tie
Atlantic Ocean at point more th'l three miles from
Cuney island. more than three ~ les from ROckaway
Beach and Far Rock and I'"lr than one nile be
You'd the outer bar. and upon the express cOndi-
uon That these scows De lowed on August
II. 1850, at a time that they Will reach the
pi discharge and be DISCHARGED between the hours
Dob and 2:jS IN. of that day commencing
AT the hrst-namcd hour and continuing to
named hour Aud do hereby grant permit for August
IL with the above limitation not otherwise; and
will rosecute any violation thereof and Will not grant
permit you thereafter II tine above conditions
and limitations not observed aud regarded by you.
Captain Williams SAID last evening: " | have re-
ceiVcd nv permit and ] Will unload my scows TO-
morrow might. If possible will take some of them
ont after IL o'clock tonight, though l cannot un-
load them TILL tome night"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

"EsOP's FABLES" with the battle Of the frogs
and mice "a pages - illustrations from Original eli".
Iu69. Forwarded prepiih for 10 cents HALfoAo sA''
COMPANY, Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

THE ZEsT OF LIFE Is DESTROYED ND,
nv chronic ini, eson Curc lnalsy then. ho" WIN
MILK OF MAGNEslA All druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
DARING BURGLARS,

[ UNKINU BUKULAKS.
| BLOWING OPEN SAFE IN A NEw-JFRsEY VILLAGE
STORE AND TAKING RAILROAD BONDS VALUED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-12

THE SECURITIES SAID TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN DUR
ING THE WAR RECENTLY RECOVERED IN NEW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-26
AgrlcnItnral.


now 20 PNEp coknxH Ro0nmn
Etery iarmsg has more Or less Of sucA
fodder A. straw. cora stake, meadow
aay and The ike. which BE j. some.
Zines poaslsa &c know how 20 dispose
of 10 Advantage II fed to cows they
soou shriak IL mix and i.ll cot Of coz
diiion. And Il seems hardly pto6lAbls
y dispose Il 4 is that way II FED 70
yoaas stock. tksy viii iass make ont 70
i've. snd pcssihly hold their ews, boz
utaally they lsn Of IN Besh. sad .
seems doubtful economy 20 feed them
10 THE wsy II fed 10 sheep they
scarcely make out 10 eTisi nudef tpeh
treatment. sone psrhsps dying ard
other. falling out d condition 20 such
AZ extent as 10 greatly, fof toe season,
injure their usefalness and profitable
oess. In fact, Il fed 10 any kind q farm
stock. there are decided Disadvantages
attending the practice And the question
how Ia best dispose Vi course fodder on
The farm. 10 quite frequently 40 ever
recurriuK psrpIsIi,y TO the farmer
There are ways however. We think
10 which the coarse fodder q the farm
may be economically and iudciously
disposed ct. The chemical anAlyfis Of
STRAW corn fodder meadow hay ADD
such articles shows that 10 certain eN.
tent they are iueomplets foods, or IN
The right proportion. all the eiemepts
Of food requiring the proper nourish-
meut 0l ania,al,. The straw and caTn
lbdds, have az the grain remosrc, are
,eit iu 40 ine"mp'tie condiGoe for food
and v hen led should have the dshcien-
CIV supplied. Y his can be dous 10 the
best advantage hy adding cotton seed
meal to the straw and stalks. In this
way supplying the deficiency 10 nitros-
enous and fatty elements. The cotton.
seed meal is very rich IN heterogeneous
aud fatty elements. aud offer the most
economical means Of making the straw,
corn stalk aud meadow hay equal In
feeding value TO the best OF bay. II
only half pint to pint OF the meal 10
fed daily to the young stock, decided
Improvement will be noticeable. AT
fret il would have be mixed with bran
Or corn meal to induce the animals TO
cat il bat they will soonl relish il.
Some farmers may think that they
cannot afford TO buy cotton seed meal
to feed with their coarse fodder. but II
they will try il one season. they will
be likely TO conclude that they cannot
afford to get along without buying it,
The grain in the stock will pay the
cost aud the increased value OF the
dressing will repay it again. The fer
tilizing elements Of cotton seed meal
are worth the full market price OF the
meal, aud afford the cheapest fertilizer
in the market. SO, that the man who
buys it has its full value in the dress
ing made, and gets the increase on the
stock as clear gain = Lewiston Jour
nal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-26
CatarrH
Never Failing Relief.
AFFORDED BY
SAHFORD'S RADICAL CURE

tsa faf fiat asH is s1ArtkHttttsA u.s. BE
/ Hsas ffsfr ttshss fttI aiasssis ever asaFs -
a fttef 81 aaf fNrsistAff Hatass lac thai tAe
- tusftat saa PffHsarai e. iss. ~ aatteF
= tes HF sisrait ~ Naw sttsfe tts aistsss
A. eFsi aasa ElFef tars CWtFH5o - - Soc
D ihs itestsstaE Z catarrhal ~ tsiaBs itaf tan.
aafrf q ~ otra tttt % $40 Aiaafs te Ga 80 ihsi
at4 isr tAa ttabsaaty 81 EhFt4tiaas.
fzEftsf cad Ist Ftff - cess ltaans it tsis re-.
aaa f sreau &s4as at4GeNea i Be- Palai
"a sslt41sta BE- 81 Haf ta atF ever htfars
asstaf e issa - papsiar . ueay Ths
ftfr-'Hf- tsfFsf q rAY iasty frt pfeua "
ths asit g "a tatflll Gstt - saft8, sad
- fett 4 seftaf e ats'taa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-26

Never paper wall over old paper
and paste. Always scrspe down thor
oughly Old paper can be go. Of by
.smpeniBg With salarates and water
Ibeb 60 over 81 the cracks Of the wall
with plaster Of Paris. aud fsally pat on
a wash II weak solution Of earbolic
acid. The best paste Is made out Of rye
1oHr. with I've ounces Of glue diasolv-
ed Ia each quart Of pastsi half 40 osuce
Of powdered bOfsE Improves The mir
taTe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-26
10 Years a Sufferer.
Froaa Hoa r y Bogsrt. Bristol. n. I.

&fFt NuEs hrm GetfeWfa --fesi.
- tHtH usA y q lsa 81 D. n ses 81 SGs.
rofus hA44 ~ vEH rua AgAaEh. ans indaeel
~ "a ~ sos anF ssy tHsl slEhrngh ! have
tfaliesi nrt iatt Heetr f8lu1 ,tling
fhh Itsa is,ssg. b l,att snd ct n,s4s cure a.
ID i q rAsfohbs
gtfEt btop fi,i4cirA altb ttis disease more
a. l-F y.fts 40 flt tpHl traau Is could BE-
ldao D. prsttysft Nth ans o. d read the
sstrf u hf HFxRf VANS. SD cas- tfatLfniy
.st thai ausr uring hYG ~ IS bottles ! am
d 80 a. ais 40 uarrd - CURT rr prYpfFtlss
Ht az uAz tb-4s Tmii ft afflicted ate nv.
I'll g. e. uep mskr Tie Hisi ] AN,
80 cur yay SUI q,
$3.50 4 b,uEBr.
FHlsysl asa Jl Al Is7-.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-26
- COLLINS -
VOLTAIC PLASTER

Affords lhe mos, gtslefui relief to Rheu.
ma8la Weak spine Local Pains, Nrr.
you. Affections, Looai Rbeumadsm, Tie
Douonreux, Nervous pain, Affections Of
the kidueys, Fractured Ribs, Affections
Of the Chest, Gods and Coughs, Injuries
Of the Back, Stains and Bruises, Weak
Back, Nervous Pain Of the Bowelst
Cramp IN the Stomach and Limbs, Hear
Affections, Enlarged Spleen, Bruises aud
PuDetures, rheumatism, Of The Wrists
and Arms, Asthma, Cont, Local Deep.
sealed Pains, Pain in Chest, Stitch IN the
Back, Pain in the Hip, Varicose or en-.
largcd Veins, Crck in The Back and Neck,
Pain and Weakness in Side aud Back,
lloarseness, Sore Throat. Lumbsgo,
Whooping Cough, Sharp Pains 10 the
Breast, Heart Disease, Quinsy, Diabetes,
and for Lameuess 10 any part the Body.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-26
PONDS
EXTRACT.
SIS uHKs7 fsaF1sfR
Pals Destroyer ant Sperlat Cor InaAm.
mAiiau and Htnarrhaves.

htAssAA EAa hfaHFf nAKf@-
EaE 1tggsK. sfrEatEt4 shes rselstt
aaaa e sfaH'
laaHtg - stsf Attfarss Es.r a zsisF
ntasu ID 1ssaN olsosas lHa saEa Fa4t
s $40 a. Fnnes Gatraa
tsmFtf . aeu.s ~ la vaifa rraaaga| q
a8fss. b q Eraat as1f n ff-
.ss.iastags aarss
HtNgANH&efs fasss aF frsa ihe iaass
tf HNF eHaee e
40 s il ssssi stsiaFss
H itaslffs ai
HFFHfEfg &hbssaEF THROAT, rss fas fssfaat
A tfsaF
r48EdH Esfssi 8 - aaY a~
asaa vs. q Neaf ka arr tatsFth
th rFestfua 81 sgsass sasa4s
taa 81 lsr Haigs8pr asa igtt &
fstrsr sssal syfiags Z iataiaalile
s5Esrh tsTs.
ruE., HlBsB EtEfBlSG 81 rfcHlNS. naas
H sra feEats "a curing uafa
ALA 49, FIles .3sf oiatlnsst
b ui sf ssrNae Hhere ale
s.ldattuseHt
HHAtE c0HFLAltrs. So yAyaaaaaa abcd 10
m a.a5mttf Z fealate diseases
fKfrsfi q lss1 fil dsfaclsaas scQqsas
Easg asfa asaislf
rntsIfI4NS - tH 6 hrsss recsg1neua AID ne
eee's Eftfxci. rs have lesGaNs ffgan
aaa5a 81 aH e.fatrr 8 dh4g ta gheiF pfaei .
81 saHiihEs e aii f'nAr VeiAsf, sers ftfaais
taasWes Fossils sfag}e Afst cllrua5c blsff-
hahs afEk i q chs ti 4 sIfe3ffA q IT,
tlaihs, j fusisa fsef, Ntiars ~ iasssta, Nos
tHlfas e fAapFea hauaa fAet Alsd iudasi
~ assaaef e. slih htse&seN
rA1MyEs a.E DER aHd tayery Nea ~. "a
Il s,, I. n.
usa M hefzlas HAfAsfs And ssaais tksaHgs5
Cats Scratches NefliinFs Niffetss bletdiet,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-26


I be pringdeld Uatoa says: Farm
ers who read the papers ought 10 be
able to resist the blAndishmeuss OF the
swindlers who are perpetually preying
on their unsuspectiug good nature, Tor
the press has taken much pans to ex.
pose The operations Of the willy raseals.
But the swindIers are smart, aud have
nothing to DO but inyeai aud put 10
operation new plairs Tor imposing upon
the unsophisticated farmer. The latest
plan, which has been successful TO
some extent 10 New York State, and
may suddenly turn up in Western
Massachusetts, Is census taking" A
gentlemanIy fellow appears with se-
ries Of blanks. upon which be is gather
ihg for publication the statistics Of The
leading farms 10 The State, aud he sets
down a. the farmer dictates. the num
Der Of cattle, bushels Of grain, etc and
makes out grand showing very pleas
ing to the farmer. and apparently vse
iui to the farming community. When
the list is completed The gestlemauly
operator asks the farmer TO sign his
name at the foot Of blank space al
the bottom. The rest il easily Guessed.
In a month or two be 10 notified that
bis note for $3.50 or 80, is dos at a
ueigbboring bank. aud being ia The
hands Of an Innocent third party. be
must pay il. and the census becomes
the worst kind VI az income tax.
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