The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-01
SUyBE.lMS.

The young women OF Hammonton. n. J., are com
psti,ors in raising Chickens and the town has more
poulr than any other In the state. Under single
roof n prominent breeder has had a. many a. 500
broilers At once as well as 900 hens In one season
lammonton hiss seht 20, Upo birds to market
--Malarial nvads who consume great quantities. Of
aunine will be panied to know that In the
OF this drug there quite much misery In the As
ease which It aleviates The making produces cuts.
neous etuptions accompanied by . fever the vApor
from boiling solutions being the chief cause Som.
cannot work in cinchona About % per cent are more
or less affected. Blondes are more susceptible than
brunettss.
Tho Summer Brave" OF whom We heard At ,b,,
time of last character at tho fashionable rus
tic and seaside resoris docs not seem to have been
very prominent there during tho present season The
summer brave. when hrst known as such . year aso
was essentially fashionable swel rssplendent in an
outing costume and conspicuous At Newport Saratoga
Nnrraganseu Fer, L.no> southampton. and other
places The summer Brave strobe IN impressive
way took airs with freedom, and Kept 4 turnout
worthy OF admiration Tho Summer Rrave has not dis
appeared from tho resorts witch he adorned last year
but he does not TO have made a. much of ssnss
ton a. he made last season.
--Caiforniais Offering . SIS bounty on coyote sca,ps
and the thrifty people CT the neighborns Territories
where coyotes are more plentiful and money scArosr
are Fastening to catch tho tide at the food and brisk
trade in exporting ote scaips is growing up
Mexico pays bounty OF half dollar for coyote sears
and 1t was reported to the San Diego county, Cal.
authorities last week that an e1 Justice OF the Peace
MsgieIena " NJ. was on his way TO tina, district with
string OF coyote scaps which had heen brought In TO
him. and on which, in his oicia capacity he had paid
tho 80 cent bounty. which he proposed to acnes
TO the California authorities At proht OF $3.50 scalp
The trouble to the California people Is that there's no
means of guarding against such fraud As the California
and New Mexico coyotes wear much the same kind Of
back hair.
This one comes from Brazil. No photographs or AN
davis accompany It. probably through n mere over
sight There is n Brazilian snake callei the gibois
which can give points to the smartest terrier ing
Tile houses IN Brazil arc infested with rats and the
traveller relates tho Brazians train the ri,oias 10
habits o; domestc.ty and keep them around the honss
ms we DO caa Tho Riboia Is small species of the boa
and 1t atains an average length OF fifteen feet with
thckn-.s OF about Ave inches 1t is raised especially
for killing rats and ia sold In tho public marketa Tie
snake Is harmless and SOW OF movement by day and
es around the house as does our pussy But at nisht
tits hustler, and roams all over the premises the
hunt for rats II catches the rats by the back tns
neck and cushes tho cctvcal YER ebrA The snake
becomes accustomed to its owners and follows tie
members of tn household around like dog II cArrei
away from the house It will always find itI back
But fancy stepping fifteen feet OF cold shiny sbos
when hunting for Ice water in the small hours!
Tho old homo Of silas Wright In canton. st Law.
county has recently passed into tho hands tho
rniver.as. society of that place Tho property con.
ssts OF the old Wright mansion AID about quar- er OF
Of land Tho house is plain, two story bu,
ing win ia.ge H. and Is SAD TO have been erecei
about seventy I'VE years ago. In this Old house Gov
Wright passed the happiest part Of his life ii,her he
always delighted to return from the active
public lite ana here the year after his defeat in iUs
Cube atoria contest he died while busiy engaged IN
his homo labors. To day the most noticeable room
the house ia the large dining where Mr. Wrich:
sometimes found by prominent visitors at dinner
with his workmen. emo day a prominent wh,z caled
when he seated at dinner surrounded by his work
and asked to see Mr.. Wright. That is my name"
said Mr. Wright But want TO see Senator Wright"
well 1supnoso am Senator" Mr.. Wright replied.
and then Invited his guest into his study THIS dining
room ia very large room. differing from many
other old time dining rooms in that It has a
high ceiling. In tho room 10 huge fro
place occupying about half Of orc side
There are secret closets at side of the fireplace
In the study is a smaller fireplace in front Of which
and slightly to ono side Gov Wright delighted TO sit,
THIS was his fav"re corner and when. in is+i he left
home to occupy the Governors chair at Albany he e't
1t in Tho house. which until recent
" occupied by Mr. Pinny Wright the brother Of tho
statesman now presents desolate appe arance. The
paper is falling from tho wallis cobwebs MI the win.
dowS ami odds and ends are scattered all about
There is large Election of book the old house. the
floors in some of tho rooms being covered with tho
works of great writers Many text books atises
religion philosophy. and kindred subjecta most Of
them printed htty and used by the
ers at Miadebury College. are to be seen everywhere
some Of the hooks have the name OF sas Wright In his
handwriting on tho title pages. Tho large monument
erected with 81 subscriptions from the citizens Of 81.
Lawrence county stands In cemetery about Quartee
OF mile from the house.