The sun., 1891-04-02
JERRY HEFTING MILLIONS.
vAHDHRUN0 IN THE ALADDINS GAVE
OF THH SUD TREASURY
Henry George Goes with Min. saa They
Try Now Tea MiIens Feei-AH April
ros, Joks On the Stock Exchange Boys.

Try Now Tea MilDons Feoi-Aa April
Yosi joke On The Stock Exchange BoSs.
The Hon. Jerry Simpson. Representative
nom Kansas. expressed wish at the Fellow
sraft Club dinner on Tuesday night 10 pene-
trate the mysteries Of Wall street. One Of THE
suN men present at the dinner and Serene 3.
Pratt, the New York correspondent OF the
Philadelphia LEDGER. invited Mr.. Simpson to
msst thsni ut noon Yesterday and promised TO
shov him around. Mr. Simpson and Henry
George met tho newspaper men at Henry
Clewss ofncs. The first stage OF tho exps-
rance was the introduction ofthe Anti-Poverty
s,ots.man to Mr.. Clews. When Mr.. Clews and
M. George met they raised their hats. They
had never seen each other before, and both
smiled when tho two bnd patss gllstened In
the electric light. Mr.. Simpson stood In the
background. and looked at Mr.. Clews through
hs eold.rImmed glasses. He had never even
sesn a Wall street banker. and his eyes dwelt
liprerinely on the.paiutings. the velvet carpets.
and tho groat plush and mahogany armchairs
Of tho ONCE just at that moment Charles NJ.
Foster, Mr.. Clews's partner. came In from the
Stock Exchange His lunch was on tray on
ons Of the desks. He was about to eat It whom
he was introduced to Mr.. Simpson and Mr..
George.
Think OF men." said Mr.. George land Mr..
simpson nodded approvinglyh Ing In
hero amid the electric lights and the rush OF
this business when. By spending some OF the
wealth they have acquired. they can have
G9Hs own sunshine and the green ZELDA"
Mr.. Foster. who started in life ten years ago
with scarcely thousand dollars. and Is now
worth nearly million. and Mr.. Clews who has
much moro than that. smiled. Mr. Foster In
nocently remarked that he would go over to the
4 all n o., nAa ~ i'm
pendinc visit OF Mr.. George and Mr.. Simpson.
Nutner or those eentlemen had the fnintest
inEiing OF what this neant and 1t was thought
best not to enl Rhten them at the time. All un.
Rs eposh the aces. and were
nss Assistant = rsssurer Ellis Roberts received
' Has nS 90 ses sss Hs
the visitors. In the vaults Of the Sub Treasury
h.5s s now ana NEARLY rSSi SSs
tirss vault con,ai ned $4,000 in pennies. The
sseeh& ssessies.es as % system oi t6s treasury from
tme T. The. all yisitSSrsI eFs oSkfd 81
to the massive door and MI: Hale the other.
One KEY alone cannot open IL. but the two TO-
k.sIs Tsekase Of s5ooo.ooo gold coin notes was
handed to Ar. George and Mr.. Simpson 70 hold
ior moment. Between them shey held slO,-
ssF SS ssSSsSs e hsSs ssoe
Set6ef did +" conn som%snted IN Mr.. Geo, George: ~.
NJ George is fqs ths golS sHtandafd Ha,a r.: NE NE
Ssia % $1,000 @ ooS @ in n silver doIiars. Mr Gsorss
ss Ss bSn H. II so
xsishsd sixty pounds n IL siusis Soiist1s. ~,
iuS tkst around = cur currsncy. @ " -' ~
.gss Tss .nd s.a E. Il s q sss
sEsss s vsas Ss sees e.
VIZ faaad sSls Ess ros,., down on tn. floor o,
tho Stock EIshanee. had been waiting for the
H K Rsrs N r. snd 9ss
bssp passed aroupd. An uneon; eious .of any
such R1oe.sdSpfss ~, Gs9fee e anS NJ
ao.n = on he 64oksrs Tier s Wss 10 M saplo:l lsS
..d, .nS no yawDinG .ad not even sisp The
6on: 1s eas isse ,h. gallery. quick" said h..
9 shSc ss ESss pull
i sEsIPs e asa.i:ssnd ~ !nssis;s ssss. 6 sss:
81 fs b ps1s Ri:
S:s!,ss xssshsf Nj: Fosss1s invitation should
.chSsS n., SAID Ms e:orss g.. Nj @
ofit." And Mr.. Fosters face fell The prepa-
rstions he had made. for half an hour or More
e receive vigorously tho opponents Of khe
Stock Exchange AMI its business methods bad
and Nj. simpson that 70 had notifisd ali EEe
brokers Of their visit, bHt IN the rush Of 69si-
30 Mr. George and Mr.. Simpson In their iirst
visit 20 Wall street on April Fools Day sue
Sesded in fooline three hundred Of the Oh srpes,
son ohuckled. and said that they had had Z