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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
CONCESSIONS TO the HEBREWS

Levy appeared before the Board OF Health yesterday
ask that the regulations forbdding the keeping and kill
ing Of fowls In private houses ana In cellars
houses be not enforced strictly until after the jewish
holidays. The Sanitary Police have been making many
arrests lately for such violations of the Sanitary Code
and the Hebrews east Of the Bowery have to the
conclusion that the health authorities really mean 10
enforce against keeping live fowls dwellings.
The committee said yesterday that the Hebrews had not
understood until was too late TO make other arrange
ments that the law be enforced vigorously In
accordance with the Jewish holiday they wished Ia
have fsws killed IN certain way for use In their homes
during tho coming fortnight II the Board would grant
indulgence tho Hebrews until after the holidays. the
committee promised that Hebrew markets would be es
tabishcd before spring. and that the future the
Board's regulations would be obcyed II said to the
committee that the Board did not wish 10 Impose any
unnecessary hardships The Sanitary Police received
instructions from Major Bal, ri u make fer
two weeks the Hebrew quarter except In where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09

neelno specially addressed
for dispatch by any rt,euar steamer except ssa a, DO
Letters NOT specially addressed being sent ~ the sess Ves
Foreign mats or september II will close
PROMPTLY In al oaseD az tIis oAes as f)noSs
VIA SOUTHAMPTON ami Bremen. az -.oJ a. ~, Tor fracs
direct per LaeIa,er va havrS letters must 20
direct and tor Venezuela anu Curacoi. VIA Mar
Unique poi = Banaeouts.
THURSDAY AZ $50 IN. los Ezra 10 pers. = Germanc
Ma Queenstown dotters for Fraace Germany etc mast
Sss & s psI letters for Great rS ana ots
p. IN; Tor ~ Domingo dnest per s. saxon; a, l'Se
y. M. tor iiay Il, per r. Alene
FRIDAY ATT a. NJ for New .oundand. via HALIFAX
80 IN Tor T~uxilo and naatin. per 8 prois,so.
ss Hs,eosn via s%,oneans ositers direcses
per steamer VIA Neworiesns"J.
SATURDAY 2Se m tor iasxs as sna ana itsy per
s f S%sssa Tor .so: saiAIT 4sss
pc, ns1S va s'sS~ for s ss ss e
direct per 5 8 Eas,a. Va. Amsterdam gs!.ers 9
Ssssa ~ AT a. letters Il. sst ss dlsc
SOC s VA uca aI S usSs1 Dd sss rs,s
9 asa Of s5n per eS 2! s Ms S Sss
sUNDAYAt 7;so ?. m 70. Honduras and Guatemala per
Male sandwich Islands, Alameda (via sau
Tranciscol september - at D. salls
Gias sydney Via san Francisco eiosS ss
Win British mails sU 81 Tor Australia Mails Tor the sosisS
Islands per steamer IVA san franciseo close n nor
Tampa Fla, and ,nshss BY steamer wa Key West
Fla. close at thls once daiy al 1880 m
.Ths schedule Of closing Pacific malls {. sran{d
IN. presumption their overland sr.n.
frAncseo the Gay OF SALINE OF steamers arc dispatched
lnsn00 INC same A' HENRY O. PEARSON, postmsssaL
Post once Sew.york. \. Y. september lssA
Ssra,zs s, l' sgss%r {! ssss:: sss:::'
'i9 Pearlst. lHanovsr sQaareh New-fsr6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
THE FIRE RECORD.
Losses IN VARIOUS PLACES.

BOSTON, Sept. s.-A fire in Aaron Critchett's
stable ON Northsmpton-st. early this morning, caused
the death OF horses, owned by various persona
Two were burned TO death aud tho others obliged
TO he killed rno damage to the building Is not over
500.
CApELLAc. Mich Sept. S.-Forester's Opera House was
burned yesterday. The loss Is $4,000; Insurance.
s. 800 divided a. follows; Brltsh America, 81 900 f;
Underwrters 900; Fire Association Of Phlladelph
500 North british aud Mercantile. 900, anu 81
Paul Fire and Marine. . 900
POnr TOWNSEND. ". r.. sept s-Flrc yesterday morn
ing desroyed side OF block Wdicrst The total
loss $50 DOC insurance small Tho principal losers
ars o. NJ Bradshaw. on largo frame building law onco
aud portion OF his library, $4,000; j, smith. hOtc
$4,000 Thomas Philips, ON building, $1,000. and f. A.
ferrer 70. 900 Tho IRE Ia believed to have been OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTES.
VANS ron NEw.ZEALAND.

GAN FulScIsCo sept S.-Aiyines from New Zealand
have been received the effect that the House OF Rep
re- has carried 10y largr majority mo Ion to
retain tho San FrancscO mail aervcc The Government
will cali for tender. eihce-day mall serycs be-
tween San Francisco and New-Icaand. Auckland VIII
be the terminal p0iut OF the line.
REPAIRING A CABLE
BosrOx 9ept. S.-Iho steamer Mina, which loft sgd
ney on SUNDAY night, finished tho repair OF tho Direct
Gable Company's main cable yesteidny.
VISITORS TO THE PHILADELPHIA MINT.
PHL.DyL PnlA Sept S.-Madamo Solomon, the wife OF
the President 81 tho Republic OF ayt accompanied by
her daughter and several other persons visited the
United States Mint this Afternoon aud was escorted
through the Institution.
lie BLEW OUT THE GAS.
PrTTsBrRo, Sept "a Newcastle PENN dispatch
says that John Perrinc OF White Cottage Ohio sixty
died OF asply xistlon at sohudrs Hotel this morning,
having blown out the gas when he went " bed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
OBITUARY NOTES

mond II. secey, ID. d., died ut his home last night re
was leading minister In the denonins
ton In this section, and direct dc sccndant VI
Captain Robert seeley, cue OF the early coloniss.
Ngw.ORLEASs, Sept. s.--A dispatch from Chicago an
the death there to-day of J. Gomla, pronS
merchant Of this city, and formerly president
the Produce Exchange.
Colonel J. b. Walton, the wel-known commander .
the Washington Artillery, died here to-day ago seventy
two.
MADRID, Sept s.-senor Jose de Posada-H Herrera
formerly conspicuous among Liberal politicians. and n
various times member of the Cortes Assistant Cabinet
Minister and Envoy to Rom c. is dead. lie was seventy
years old.
CASAJ0nARIE, n. Y, Sept tspeeiaD, -Enngham
Putnam. Heading dry goods merchant at Amsterdam
died last night
PARIS, Sept s.M. Edme Charles Philippe Lepere one
OF the vicepresdents Of the Chamber Of Deputies,
dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
ROCKED AND wsEoGgD BY I 0Yg,LogE


T. J. MVjareY, wLC-c hoase was W, cked and
whose fsniily bad nTFow escape frn death, gives
the following account y hls experiences: u wsS
said he. time " terdblc SUSPENSE aud anxiety
There were In Tie Ma, with my %1, my n1nsp
n%w oeIsk ia the norI,e | until O'Clock we we're ali
mn and all hands except ihbhildrsn were kept pretty
buss in tue effort SECURE e windows aud doors OF the
S".se During all this tire tue house neat of the
MuuItrle ~ Jse rookie like cradle made scy-
s s, ~ order 10 SEQ hce was getting ON ani To- ocr
essstance " bin II he brsd IT, bat failed t. MAKE the
TITO IL wac simply an snpossibiniy. Every Tine
vept,rsd cut iuto the MT piazza the MI throw
Down TO the ground anearried me under my honso,
witch wer. on The essarcs ie Of the house
About o'clock my troues were Increased. My vile
henm. seasIck from tn cnant rocking "f the house
md had y, take cOuct Tier ecrVlccs. whlch lad
heretofore brcn inyalIablitere sadly MISSED enofuy
bnv ,hs ki,cbeu sulstani structure, weatherng
the storr, when 10 my h0rrVlh roo' wds TED on an
I'D Then m.uaged TO gto~n lbs back steps, ana.
sssnr that the posts OF tlnOuse were giving away,
ss , the .idr nearest tlsGouitrlc House ana hold
irs an IN the corurr- post Of LOnse tried well
roald by signs uhe sound OI Voice Deine Unable 20 30
hcard) to convey 10 sese,t'fn s'anons on 'he 'ar
plaza my want OF ss-istancS
,, ,ynIc, WA. roliing ana uthe folks that had to
80 nj d. zaon a. uossibn ire house would
ACC, nls,n us lust then AIRED who had wadsd
s%,a1sh tbe seeihug wate which had covered the
,.inie islaud naa, his apposc and took OF the
children. Altar hun camer Cogs"elI. nho took
an"ther MY sister. in~ aws had behaved Ike hero
throughout cur rough cxtnce. managed to eei out
and took with tie remee child tnen hasiened
10 tho rooiu where left M, aud not finding her
there passed into the sittnfm where she was assst-
ing her mother. and Just assched them felt the ii0Or
gtytua way, and IN inouiehe whole structure came
dowu aud were all bIritthe ruins.
Fortunately, We eBchfxt.n our lives None OF MS
were siruck by the falling Ia Scrambling 10 our feet
we MANAGED To get 10 Tie rUoE to ud that The STEPS
lad evne down with tie ~ With the assistance OF
theae who bad reiurnedh the Meulfre House W.
plsnased TO got over thersFo wo we're Kindly rat o
care of BY Mrs. Fairly and dies ia fio house wnosc
Kindness shall never iore
7he LoceH citizen Is mi9 in saying that Michigan
employs the hanyman. YfIy employ lawyer IT,
weep verdict OF " NOT gym seven out OF every ten
murder cases. aud In thqr they To state
frisou for about the SANE common thief GETS
kDe troit Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
THO ArrFHPTS Az SUICTDE.

Iobn n Mcf;rane member OF the Union Hill. n D.
Common Council made Two attempts yesterday 10 XII"
h ussf and the second will probably prove success
f He has been suffering from severe ATTACK VI n Wa
Mcyane left home a. the morning and walked uOMn "
al, eks & Gariner's dock IN GuttenOnrg where ne
and CON, eyed him his home His wife perSuanru I'm
10 10 TO bed and he retired to his r0oin' About T. ~ M
rnn and on Fastening there she found that De NAG so'
himself IN the LEI SIDE about an linen above the AT
a nbvsiciar fouud that the bullet had glanced IRON Que
sas ribs passed through the left lung and taxing "
Gov Az ard course lodged BEHIND tho kinney ~
Grsnss neIaI affairs are in good condition aud a. he
had prosperous business II Is believed tha ut must
luye insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
TWO GIRLS NEARLY KILLED BIZ RoFFiAhS'
Iobr Cary. of No. 461 Second-st., Williams

J0hn Gary, ol No aoA ~ ~ -, .,,,o n
o,rs R.r,hoomsw Astor and James McDouSsii sIho
kee Of beer took It to the formers room ana 'aPp"u ~
On the lower floor live family nameu o"'"'
'. rrg.,. forced their way into their apartments
ona ,,nmediately began an attack on the occupants
Nellie Burns age eighteen, was Knocked down ana kekea
IN tbs face and neck Mrs Burns was similarly trea'ou
A sixteeuyear-old daughter. Mary jumped from Tue
window to the ground and was slightly Injured inc
cries OF the inmates alarmed the nelshoof m
I'D escappa except Cary and he was arrested on to
WAY 70 The station house he broke away anu ~
rsc,,ntur,d made % desperate resistance b"no'un'
were resDrted 10 and he was nnally piaceu ~ oS
He had been In the cell only few memss men r., ,
into the station anu shu lhat aieI
fhs pocemen went with Cary the rest OF tne ks
returned and numbering the Burns la"S Svsa
olJcenen were Immediately dispatched - the housc
Ind when they reached they found the other tWo
men attacking Nellie aud Mary Burns Inv , io
Injured. The blood was flowing from ions s"sn 4"
Mary's head Both we're locked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
TIE kiyN CLYDE on FIRE.

The singular siHit is at present to be wit
messed OF IRE Issuing hn the waters Of the river Clyde
a few hundred yards bebw Boutwell, Bridge. and IL
attracted la iseene Thousands OF curious eeiaOrs
For time back nea the inontb Of the Audbenrth
stream aud uot Tar frOn tbc left bank OF the river the
water has III Que tw0pIaces been seen bubble up
the largest Of the aitad parts making circle nearly
foot ia circumference SUI no heed was taken Of the
circumstance uptil the Ohr day. when anger, while
wadng in the stream. which, owing Ia the Dir. weather
IL abnormslly low scratcled match 10 gnt his pipe
In throwirGH from lam the water Rt once caught
hrc aud emitted brilliant fame II Is cear that
theas issuing from the mineral workings under meath
finding Its way through assure la the strata 10 the
surface OF the water. Ihe boys amuso themselves
trying. Intellectually 10 put out tue tOngae OF ane.
Which at night fises 90 height OF four five feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
ALL BRooKLrS RgPUBLIoAys CAN VOTE

The Kings County Republican General Com
nittce last evening decided to hold tho primaries on
september % and tho Assembly District conventions
for the selection OF sxysr delegates to the state Con
yention. ON September l6.
The important question of allowing tnoso Republicans
who actively opposed tho electoral ticket OF the party
last foil to at the primaries was brought up When
primaries were held TO elect members OF tho
General Committee II voted TO challenge
any member of tho ward and town associations who
did for Blaine aud Logan. After brief tscui'
sion the question brought before tho committee By
tho following resolution offered by John h. Green
R,soired That II 10 the senso OF this Generai Commit
tee tnat 10 shall DO ground Of challenge TO any
member 0f Republican ward town association. regu-
ary d, the roll that die not vcte nj the last Presi
dental election the Republican electoral tloket.
A sharp debate followed. EQUATOR Dag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
ERIE DEFENDING rs PASSENGER POLICY.

Assistant Commissioner ,. L. PiersOn brOnzed,
anil refreshed by his recent cruise along the New Eng
land coast presided at "a meeting" OF the trunk line
passenger agent at Cumu'sioner Fnks Office yester-
day DULY Messrs Abbott. OF Tue Erie Monet, OF the
West Shore. and Richards of the Ne~-York Central
however were present. and little done except TO
discuss the situation and arrange for amore extended
conference ia a few days.
The eating OF westbOund passenger rates continues
and there be full supply Of cheap tickets In
the hands brokers' who enabled 10 under-ell
the advanced regular rates to considerable extent
Mr. Psrson. however, says that the amount OF low
priced tickets so held is EXAGGERATED by mt reports
Nevertheless they obstacle in the way OF main
tanning the recent advance In tho tariff and the con.
tiuurd payment OF commissions by the companies
f. also deinoraifzing element In the situation. Tue
Erie road laughs at the charges that u IL re-
spuusbe Tor the recent reduction or nfty cents In west
Iomnd rates by Central aud the West shore some
tim. the companies agreed on standard OF com
ticket brokers aud the friends 81 the Erie say
that this has not been exceeded by that road. The
make an allowance In favor OF the Ere the West Shore
and the ackawanna because OF the ~ dincrentia al
lowance the regular rate granted by the Newiork
Central The latter the Erie TO prevent tue
brokers from seal ping the oommisslon the Erie officers
say they eau moro DO this than the Central or the
West shore They are paving only the asreed-oh
they claim. and tee brokers are SIMPLY pur-
suIug the same policy with Erie tickets as they follow
with regard to tiis other trunk lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
TIED WITH A BED CORD TO A CHAIR.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Sept. (SpeciaD.-A neigh
Dor who passing the house Of John Jackson,
farm hand. about mile from Pleasant Valley. Mon
day afternoon. accosted by Jackson's little four
year-od GIRL who stood in the doorway Tho neighbor
went Into the house and found Mrs. Jackson bound
with BEDFORD hand and foot to a rocking-char
She was scous He released thu woman, who lay
for twenty.fsur hours between life and death. she
hually recovered her senses but could only remember
that she had been struck from behind from soue
stranger While he looking for rope she managed
10 slip several rings from her fingers and secure them
in her cothes The attack made 10 the absence OF
her husband at his work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
pHILA pgLPHi4 RgPUBLfOAHs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s (Speciah. THE fight
In this city for tho Republican county nominations is
being waged with bitterness that has not been equhlied
since 1876 In that year Rowan defeated for sheriff.
and hr Il now again candidate There Is Just sign
of the drawing OF the old Cameron and anti-Cameron
lines hut tho fact that both the National and state AID
mlnistralOns are Democratic makes the leader some
careful II Is well understood that the Eepuoli-
cans good ticket they hold the city Oy
10000 majority. aud help tho State ticket Rowan
will be nominated, and from present appearances tue
county ticket Will DO "a good ono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
DANCER IN HARRISON FROM FIRE.

DANGER IN HARRINON FROH HIKE
The town OF Harrison, on the Passa0 River opposite
Newark has no hre department Several years ago the
town purchased fire apparatus and organized depart
ment Tho town rowdies In spirit OF pure wantonness
lire to the engine house. and the apartment was
wiped ont In n night The town then maze arrange
ment with Newark by which certain companies should
attend occurring In Harrison and these res
quite frequent, the Newark nremen have performed a
good doal OF duty there. Last Saturday The ReaJTey
Record published In Harrison printed article contain
abusive charges against the Newark remen and the
article was. stated approved by several Harrison
Aldermen Oh Monday the Newark hremcn held meet.
ings and decided that they wond not 10 fires I'm Iar
rsun In the future This action sanctioned by the
Fire Department Committee OF the Newark Common
Council Yesterday "a number OF the leading residents
OF Harrison united I'm "a call for ting Ia
repuiate the articles formally In the after
noon the Board OF Under met In Newark
solved 20 advance the insurance rates In Harrison
twenty-five per cent the rate To he maintained until the
town shall have Organ zed efficient fire department.
There Is much excitement In Harrison the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
NEW SURFACE LINES FOR THE CITY.
CARS TO RUN THROUGH FIFrH-AvE.-THREE CROSS
TOWN ROADS
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. I


TOWN ROADS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TRInuSE.I
ALBANY, Sept. San attempt to run street
railway through Fffth-sve., New-York fore
Swallowed to-day by the hng with the Secretary OF
State OF articles Of Incorporation OF company TO con-
struct such q road. The of the company Is the
Fifth Avenue hallway Company, and IL asks corporate
fe OF 900 years Tho seven directors named in the
articles Of Incorporation are Octavius ID. Baldwin,
Joseph f. Decker. Isaac B. Newcombe, Charles F. Wet
more, Henry s. May. snmuoi Fleischmann. all OF New
YORK, aud Alfrederck Hatch OF Tarrytown. The capt
tai stock is 0OO divided Into 81 900 shares The
road is to begin at South Fifthave aud Canalst.,
ming to Central Park In May, 1884. Fifth Avenue
Railway Company was incorporated. assumed, TO
protect the street by securing the franchise.
Articles of incorporation also fled to-day of three
street railways. IN ali OF which 'Rasus s. Ransom
and Joseph Kunzniann, Of Nrw-YOrk, Josiah
f. Barley Frederick NJ. Walton and John j. Patterson:
OF Philadelphia Harry G.. Hinton, of Brooklyn aud
Edward j. knauer of Astoria are named rs the direc
tors and each OF which subscribed 81 900 per
ml,l and 500 paid IN. The roads are as follows:
The Brnnme, Delaney ana Spring street Road 10 run
through Dedncyst Bowery. Spring. West, Desbrosses
Watts sullivan and Broome sts BEGINNING ut the Terry
81, 100000. to be divided into 800 shares.
The Twenty eighth ard rwentynlnth street Cross.
Town Railway of New York to run from the east eDd OF
Twenty third ST. Ia Avenue-A, then to lweny-ourIh-st'
First-aye twenty xth-st Secoudnve. Twenty ninth
ST. Tenthave., Tnirty-fonrth-st. Thirteenth-ve, to
FourenIh-sL returning TO Twenty-sxth-s st.. then Ia
Tenth ave, Twenty eighth-st, SccOnh-aVe' l"enly-
sixtl,-~t, Firstavc Twcpty-fOurth-st, Avenue-A 10
Tweniyhrl-st The cars viii also 90 10 Thirythlrd'
st. and East River. The capital stock Il S1oooOo
Finally tie observation-disclosures street and Fort
Lee Ferry Company To begin near the east end OF one
hundred hst through that street to New
Brosdwny. West One-hundI land thrtiethst, North
River The capital stock rs S0OO,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
SUCCESS OF A COUNTY FAIR.

CHATHAM, Sept 8 tSpeciaD. The forty fifth
annual fair Of the Columbia County Agricultural Society
opened to-day auspicously. The entries in every de
partncnt exceeded last years. In the cattle department
the entries 6l In 1884, and I0l this year. In tho
sheep department they outnunbered last years by 80
The quality OF all the stock excellent II. $. Amber
shows % Jerseys aud d. s. Loveloy 3d. all registered or
enulrd 10 be- The show In the shsep department has
not been equaed In years IN number and qualify.
SUuthdOwns always are thu largest In NUMBER here.
Ex-Comnis sioner Loring pronounced tho display last
year among the best lac had ever seen ~ county
falr. IL Will DO better this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
BURGLARS ~ nORRIsAYIA HOUSES.

Many wealthy residents of Morrisania and
fremont have spent the summer at various At
least six families found that burglars had visited their
houses Yesterday Detective Brady OF the Thirty
fourth Precinct succeeded In proving TO Justice White
that repulsive looking young negro. who gave his
name as William Warren, but whose real Ia Jen.
ef OF the culprits who had visited the house
OF Emma h. Lewis OF No 1856 WashingtOn-aye. abOut
the first OF September. and the house OF Laura Mande
Vile "a few doors below, August 20 The thieves
stole property worth Sl20 IN the houses. but did
great deal damage Later In the day the detective
succeeded capturing of the prisoners
who gave the name OF James Johnson, but whom the
police know william Jones. He was also held TO
answer IN the Harlem Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
THE EycAMpMsy7 AT COMFY ISLAND.

Extensive preparations have been ma '"E
opening to-day Camp Burdetie, as the Grand Army en-
.,pu,ent on the COncoarse lands at Coney Island is
called All the ID sOklyn Grand army posts ana many
visiting ones PROMISED to be prescott Tue tehIs
will he pitched on the beach opposite the terminus OF
the Ocean Parkway. guard will he maintained IN
military fashion The evening exercises VIII be heu III
the new Casino at West Brighton, which Will accomho
date several thousand persons Tonight u Is eh
pected that Gonrral Henry W. Slocum Will preside ana
speeches will be made 10y Governor Albeit MAYOR Low
s. G. Burdette and cthers- Special music Will DE played
at Manhattan and Brighton The encampnent VIII con
tiuue to morrow when "A sham battle Will be fought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
yRO IA RjfEP6.

Er01The TrDsiOn journal.
lately retlrle Ia Kansas CITY from Maine pnd
tell to ks tusre god Uf Major scman. OF Law
repee. every me In the state kOOws to be good
Kansas When ni5 party was passing through
Vermont their way To Portland. Major Wi-eman
WAS struck by the oHfo. meagre loOk.Of the farms,
their snaness and he outward appearance NJ poverty
De remarked many ines upon the Slunted appearance
of eyeryt thing aud regarded the little h-dAle vaey
homes tue abodepf hard living for which pure air
would hardly compensate. His comparisons always
with kau,as farn,s Kansas views aud Kansas wealth.
en- gne To take waS Major Wl-eman got up stretch
his cTamj oil legs, sd walking down tue platform Le
met a naive" a,DaE whose lnOks did not betOken
starvation. bot who's, general appearance Indicated close
economy. Our maio Intercepted him with unusually
patton'zing hlandnes:
my friend, DO you i've hercl'
ID, you own farm herei'
Yes"
DO you raise enouh 10 eati" persisted the Major.
sony yes. We ma as 10 get enough"
Don't sDue OF you people starve :" said our Kansas
aud soul together. lou should 10 Kansas whore
raise eighty biaels OF corn 10 the acre aud sixty
bushels OF wheat! Tat IL the place To livei"
The native" dill no. seem struck With wonder bat
quietly reDai ked. manage TO get along"
" DO you make anybngf" then asked Kansas
mortgages on two afgo farms Ia Kansas" lerled the
Ntrmunter.
For moment Moor Wiseman was staggered, but
standing by tue Christopher state. he returned the
cbarge.
Why. waste mre wheat aad corn In Kansas than
away more than yOurentire crops amount to-"
believe you do ala the VermDnter. " yon didn't
waste 10 innch pefhps the interest on my mortgages
would he paid more popptly."