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The evening world., 1895-05-07
FOG DELAYED FERRY.B0ATS.
No Ocean Vessels ventured inside
sandy Hook Thir Morning.

The heavy fog delayed ferry traffic
between this city. Brooklyn and Staten
Island this morning. The Staten Island
boats ran close to schedule time up to s
o'clock. when the fog set In with unus-
ual density. The boat which left st.
George at $40 was about ten minutes
late.
on the Brooklyn and Jersey City fer
ries the boats made fairly good time,
being but a few minutes behind their
schedule time. except on the Eastern
District ferry, where the delays were
somewhat greater.
Up to $50 A. NJ. there had been no
arrivals OF any description at Quaran-
tine.
The steamship Lumen. which went
ashore yesterday at Monmouth Beach,
and which arrived ut Quarantine last
night, left this morning at 100 and pro-
cseded to the city.
at is from s to 10 degrees warmer this
morning than yesterday morning. said
Forcca ster Dunn to-day. while IT Is
rot real warm II Is sultry on account of
the humidity. There are indications
that It vii. be slightly warmer to-mor-
row."
The Temperature here at 8 o'clock to-
day was 90 The warmest point Is Key
West. where II registered g. degrees. and
the coolest Grand Haven, Mich. where
1t stood at a degrees.
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PUoILlSTlc POINTERS.

-. . ..,, -,. . S.,,. 49,.
days. Besides getting q new lease On the Sea
Reach Palace At Conev island where IL In
,.ra. - nj, .n,s,v no,,r. ,nov, m.
club oflcials. according to Judge Murphy nave
the future
Wv 'N'
Mike Cooney. Of Boston, who made short work
r, rdd,s sw..r.x =, p,oo.,v, IN two rounds at
" '' y. -. 80. ,,.,
on May 81.
,e,Ic ciyb rho va. recently defeated by Cas-.
per Leon in eight rounds has been matched to
meet George Ross for six rounds at loS pounds
Club. In Woods Hall, Jersey CITY, on Mohuay
a.. A. .,,
JACK Downey 70 antnor,y ior c,n ~, .,u,s,
ment that the Atlantic Athletic CUB mas sished
him and Eddie Pierce Tor a zen round oou,. "a, a.
Martin Flshsrty Of Boston. and Tommy Can.
ney OF the Scots" will come together 10
sLx-round bout at the Scottish. American Az IN,
pouhds'
Dan Gallagher matchmaker Of the Long Island
Athletic Club. will have to look else~ here for
man 10 meet Eddie sweeney ~ tne next slOW
had billed has declined 10 meet him Cooney
say, he was robbed OF q decision when he met
Sweeney before
- -. 10000. -, c..,. Il.
The ten-round pout petwesh I'm TInssuy, o,
the Lenox Athletic C!up. anu Euule pusSan' .,
Jersey city. which was 20 nave oeen puiieu on
~ p'Ns ,e III p s.t -. as,,araa on NJ
'"u'e "
Steve Bloom and Ed L.stman have signed ar
ticles to meet for six rounds at l4O pounds at
the Scots " show.
NM, ., =, u.r,sm has is,ucd n chal-
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No fear of failure in making
bread and cake if you use
Cleveland's Baking Powder.

the east side to join their excellent organization.
No Initiation fee will he charged to applicants
before June l. Address Charles Jacobs. Secretary.
IL Eldrdse street, city.
Tho l.. A. W. Conference Committee and that
Of the Cycle board Of Trade will meet to morrow
afternoon to perier details Of their proposed CO.
operation In the Interests OF whselmen.
New York wheelmen want q cycle path. All
they've got now 10 a bill providing for one
run him down. said . halt.drunken man
who sat In buge being driven up tho Coney
island Boulevard after midnight last night, when
sncs with the rule OF the road. 10 It . wonder
that there's are accidents ~ when such people
arc allowed To navigate fast horses?
The following runs are scheduled Tor the Fros-
pect Wheelmcn! May ". IN Piainneld Via Tot
tcnville. May 10, to Tarryto~n; May %. to
Amityville. May -. lrvington- Miliburn race.
Why does a ~hselman pay three cents foF
pedalling his way between trucks and teams on
the brooklyn Bridget
Flatbush avenue, brooklyn between Atlantic
and Fifth avenues. 10 In . disgraceiui state. This
holes are more extensive In total area than ID
fully ten feet across 1t Is suicide to Try and
ride there two blocks At night
Eighth avenue. this city, 10 In about the SAINT
condition. 1t Is Labyrinth Of holes and ruts.
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SPORTING MISCELLANY.

The Cornell MISUNDERSTANDING OF Pennsyivania
boat race will be rowed on the Hudson at Pough-
ksepss Juno u.
The Harvard crew Is having hard luck, accord
Ing to report. ronsilitis 10 prevalent and the
crow has disbanded until Friday. six OF the men
are III.
The Pastime Athletic Club, OF st. Louis. one
OF the crack organizations OF the West, will he
sold at public auction to satisfy = mortgage
May 2s
George orion. the University Of Pennsylvania
crack. has accepted Tommy Conner 3 challenge to
run . mile against any amateur. Tho race will
be one OF the finest features Of the N. J. A. C.
Memorial Day Games at eBrgen Point 1t Is eN-
pected that an English champion will also he n
starter. Andrew Walsh will compete In the
English entry fails.
Tho chorus OF one hundred Jubilee singers that
Will appear Saturday night at the Academy Of
Music brooklyn, Is tho same which scored a
great success at Madison Square Garden. Miss
flesse Lee, the Southern songbird, will be the
star OF the occasion. Miss Lee has been heard In
concert In Brooklyn and met with great success,
She made her metropolitan debut last week and
clearly established her claim to be the represen-
tative songstress of the colored race. At least
Nifty couples will take part In the grand cake
walk for honors and cash.
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.lsTRIkE N THE new M.A.C.?.
Employees with Salaries Long
Due Threaten Trouble.
Considered Stopping the Bouts
Scheduled for Tonight.

There appears to be more trouble in
store for the management OF the New
Manhattan Athletic Club. and the Piqua
Club Association. which is the corpora
ton, than the arrest Of Treasurer
Henry Edwards on the technical charge
Of embezzling $4,000 Of the Clubs funds.
Many Of the employees Of the New Man
haitian have been anxiously looking
for payday for some time. and now say
they are tired OF waiting for their sal
aries.
While II WAS known quite recently
that the butchers, grocers and others
who supplied the Club with provisions
had cut off the supply when, week af-
ter week, they were put off with the
be paid to them. it Is not generally
known that several of the employees are
thinking seriously of striking unless
their money Is forthcoming this week.
A few days ago four Of the attendants
IN the bathing rooms made peremp-
tory demand for their wages, which
quit work. This CAUSED considerable
Inconvenience to the officers and mem
bers for a time, but others were found
ployees OF the Club are clamoring for
their pay. Some of these had about
decided to attach the receipts tonight.
WHeu JACK levy is 10 meet Joe Gates IN
six-rourd bout, and went so far as to
such a move.
They have be an asSired that the
money will be paid on the 10th OF the
present month and have decided to wait
until that date.
1t is but few days since the cashier
or the restaurant, who is said to be a
nephew OF ex-Postmaster Van Colt, left
with SIS due him, it is claimed. Should
the salaries not materialize by May 10
!here will likely be few employees left
In the Club after that date.
Some think that the trouble known to
exist between the Plqua and Manhattan
VIII be settled satisfactory to all con-
cerned in few days. and that things
will then sail along smoothly.
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KllRAlN WAS GAME.
stayed II Rounds Against Great
Odds with O'DOnnell.

It's the same old story. The pitcher
went once too often to the WELL Jake
kilrain should have realized that his
lighting days were over and saved him
self the pain and humiliation Of another
defeat In the ring. But the veteran was
game from the urc Steve O'Donnell
began forcing matters until he fell like
a wooden Indian In the twenty-frst
round Of their fight at Coney Island last
night.
About 5000 spectators saw the battle
Of the heavy weights in the Seaside
Athletic Club arena last night. and,
though after the tenth round 1t was
plain who would be the loser. the house
was clearly with Kilrain. The ex-cham-
Mt to stay long with a clever. salty
man.
At intervals he surprised everybody
with splendid rallies. but they were
only the chickering's Of the fame
that was dying.
After the tenth round the end was In
sight, despite Kilrain's furious and
clever rallies. He was asked to quit.
but stubbornly refused. although he was
weak. painting and had lost his speed.
In the fourteenth the ex-champion s,left
eye had retired from business and his
face showed terrific punishment. Still
he kept his hands over his stomach and
Rugged when ODonnell came to close
quarters.
From this out Steve drove him before
him. jabbing his left and restraining his
across. but his heavy blows ief! 10
effect. In the fatal twenty-frst ODon-
nell forced matters, and kilrain backed
TO- the ropes. straisht, right ,n on the
and he rolled to the floor, arising weakly
after six seconds. ODonnell came out
his Slow re& buy w Was ms not rS seedai
The bout was wisely stopped.
The debut OF George +. Green. known
as Young Corbett." was an attraction
Holmes. a stiff puncher and fast rusher,
plainly had matters his own way, Green
keeping away from harm a. best , he
oS wa. all day WITH rs es %ho
to quit before the seventh round be-
gan, but was forced to his feet by his
Somebody. with money not in evidence,
said he would back John l.. sullivan
with $4,000 to beat O'Donnell In half the
time It took the latter to win.
was an affair Of little science, much
hugging and rushing. and was deserv-
| eddy called a draw.
| O'Donnell and Kilrain were both put
! to bed soon after the finish OF the fight
which lasted until nearly midnight.
| Kilrain this morning showed the Sc
we're punishment he had received, but
The latter said he was confident OF vic
l tory from the start, and that as soon
as his financial affairs were settled, h,
| would rejoin Corbett in Chicago.
| The Baltimore delegation, who return.
| ed to the Monumental City to-day. ex.
pressed disappointment at the result OF
last nights contest. they expecting tina,
| Kilrain would make better showing
They now believe that Kilrain had no,
| trained properly.
No complaint Is made against the pc.
ing Kilrain from being knocked com.
pletely out. The gross receipts Of the
| tight are estimated at SOS 900.
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GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

The Stewards at st. Asaph did not institute any
Investigation yesterday In the Summertime
They do not realize. apparently. the importance
OF investigating cases Of criminal work. The
track has been badly managed ever since It nrs,
threw open Its gates
II Is doubtful whether the meeting will Be pro-
longed beyond May II. for the past weeks racing
has given the track a black eye which It will be
hard to eracs. Indeed It would not be . sur
prise to see the Jockey Club revoke the Assoc
1t is a pity. however that a nne piece Of prop
ery as St Asaph promised to be cannot be run
decently.
would be unearthed. Not only are criminal rides
at defiance when horses. alleged to be owned by
outlawed owners. are brought over from the
Island track and raced at St. Asaph.
II J. c. Carr assumes active management Of the
ST. Asaph track racing ought to be cleaner and
purer. His reputation for fair dealing will 90 .
long way towards restoring the confidence Of the
public.
Starter Fitzgerald had a merry day Of II at st.
Asaph yesterday. In the hrst race Edna May,
Tancrsd and Fannie b. cut up lots Of capers In
once. In the fourth FidEet was troublesome and
finally ran . mile before she stopped. Then
Kandor capped the climax by going away at .
gallop and breaking through the far turn fence.
Rsin rode four winners yesterday. and, II re-
port be true. McCanerty won heavily on the day,
as he backed his boy In every race.
There was no reason. on public FORM why
Pontlear should have been at to in the hrst
and Tancred I to l. Yet the bookies howled
eagerly for money on the latter. The race proved
Pontlsar to be . l to . shot over Tancred for the
latter as though he had not been out OF his
stable in . week.
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Joe Oates and Jack Levy, sig rounds at 10,
pounda The event Of the evening will Be be-
tween solly Smith and Jerry Barnett eight
rounds At 100 poundl Charley sasei will act -
referee.
Matters look dark for the big nsht. New
Orleans doesn't loom up As the site for the bat.
tie. Now Florida gets in line with q new bill
giving the SheriRs the power to arrest principals
In any building or inciosurs II will be passed
snd signed. % II II sAid
The Boston police stopped . bout At the
STANDARD Athletic Club last night. no license
and charter having been secured
Australian Billy Murphy and Jack Dousherty.
OF Cincinnati, fought ten-round draw Al Gin
cinnati last night
Leslie Pierce. Of Philadelphia and Stanton Alb
bolt OF England, have signed articles to fight
fifteen rounds At $50 pounds on Nay ~. at wo-
burn, MasA
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BASEBALL CHAT.

Rusie's desire To redeem himself was isudable.
and his pluck deserves credit. Rut opportunities
for q display Of grit are not the things to bank
on.
The Giants are heid'rs superNly, but hits are
wanted to win games. Waiting for bases on balls
Is . poor way to get around the diamond.
Louisville Postponed the game with Phiiadel-
rhia yesterday because II was Derby Day,
bigger event in Kentucky than baseball with the
Colonsls a. one squad OF beliigersnts
No. don't yeli ''hsrd iuck"' It's q chestnut.
with the meat all blue moulded.
kinslow didn't do anything to his old comrades
at Flttsbure yesterday. People arc wondering why
he was released by Brooklyn.
What 10 Fred Ffener going to DO. II IL said he
will not play ball, after his hard nght to stay In
the League Why did he nsh, and make his
friends hght. keeping the magnatea In q remark
able session a. the annual mcetinsf
The Astcriss want to hear from John Shells
who played with the Eagles last season.
IT, 4 D.--The full League schedule was printed
March l. II would take up too much space to
print II again.
The evening world., 1895-05-07
LUCKY" BALDWIN TALKS.


bic for Crooked Racing, He Says.
CHICAGO. May 7.-"Lucky' Baldwin,
owner OF the Santa Anita Stable. stopped
over In this city on his way to Louis
Vile where his horses are racing. He
talked freely about the racing outlook
both here ami In the East.
The English betting system. which will
replace the bookmakers on the Eastern
tracks, he thinks IA great Improvement,
and should help to great extent to put
racing on IA higher plane. The book
makers, he declares. are the cause Of
nine-tenths Of the so-called crooked ra-
cling. and the sooner they are abolished
and new system adopted the better
for racing.
He also speaks in disfavor OF foreign
books. and declares that before long no
such thing will exist on Turf Congress
tracks.
The best Of his stable will be shipped
to Brooklyn and the others to Latonia.
Mr.. Baldwin thinks Rey Ell Santa Anita
the best racehorse he ever owned and
that barring accident he will be close
to the front In the Brooklyn Handicap.
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WITH THE WHEELMEN.

The schedule Of runs planned by the st. Geors,
A. c. bicycle section 10 as follows May u, t.
Hampstead l.. l.: May ~, Passaic Falls, N. j.
May 20, Tarrytown. via Nyack; June 2. Eagl,
Rock. NJ j.. June .. Far Rockaway; June 10
Morristown, n j.: June Is. Freeport. l.. l.
June 30. Plainneld, N. j.; July 7. Coney Island
July H. Greenwich. Conn. July q. Ridgewood
N. j.; July %. Long Branch.
The Lincoln Wheslmen invite all bicyclists o
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CAR DRIVER CRUSHED.
The Brake Failed to Work and the
Car Dashed Down Hill.

NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y, May T.
John Dewitt. a horse-car driver. was
badly injured last night by his car com
Ing In collision with another car.
Centre avenue slopes and Devitts car
was on the top Of the hill. He lost con-
troll Of the brake, or 1t broke. and the
car ran swiftly down the hill. crashing
into the car that was at the bottom
Of the hill on the switch.
Dewitt was badly crushed. There were
no passengers In his car. The car at the
bottom of the hill contained several
Dewitt was removed to the hospital. He
may not recover
The evening world., 1895-05-07

A heavy blast In . ditch being dug BY the East
River Gas Company on Columbus avenue. near
Seventy third street, broke . water main ysster-
day and threw a great quantity Of water into the
street. The sewers could NOT carry 1t all on. and
Il Allied the ditch for blocks, besides flooding cell
lars In the ncighborhood. Several firms suffered
The total damage 10 estimated Al 81. 600. Losses
will be paid by Morton 4 Dalton. the contractors
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Those Card Wranules,

H. +. Hone OF the pairs must be sacrificed
In order to meld the kings and queens. The
principle OF pinochle is that a meld already
made cannot be used to meld again without an
additional card or cards being shown II all the
pairs are NEEDED. 100 l40 alone could be
claimed.
r. q. F.-But two points Had C or d alss
gone alone, 1t would have counted four
The evening world., 1895-05-07

Justice lngraham. In the Supreme Court granted
an injunction to-day to Duncan f. Cameron. re-
straning the hrms Of Comm 4 Stanton, Woodbury.
4 Marlton, Elliott johnson 4 Co. and the Hol.
land Trust Company from selling certain bonds Of
the Grand Rapids Hydraulic Company or In any
manner interfering with the property and money OF
q syndicate formed to handle the bonds.
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The Pole Fished out a Man.

ratroimsn oiimartIn and Mccarthy. Of the
Madison street police station. rescued James
Riley. forty years old OF iN Bowery. from
drowning. Reilly was standing on pier Il East
River. and accidentally fell overheard, last
night. The officers hshed him out with q pole.
He was taken to Gouverneur Hospital
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Valentine Defeats .yohuhOu.

LONDON. May 7-Charley johnson. Of st. Paul
Mimi. and Arthur Valentine fought ten rounds a,
Central Hall. Holborn, last night Four-ounce
gloves were used. Valentine, who was the IA yor
lite. at to g. won In the tenth round
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Tossed on the Track by an Engine

Nauesa Fianja forty mine years old. living At
Fifty-third street and Eleventh avenue. while
attempting TO cross the tracks Of the N. Y. c.
II. r. n. at Eighty fourth street at 9 o'clock
this morning. was struck by an engine attached
to q south bound train and thrown from the
track. lie was tak~t to the Presbyterian Hos
pital internally injured.
The evening world., 1895-05-07

Games scheduled to-day;
At Cincinnati-New York vs. Cincinnati.
At Pittsburg-nrooklyn VS. PittshurG.
At st. Louis--loston VS. st. Louis
Al Cievelani-Rsltimore Va Cleveland.
Al Louisville-Philadelphi vs.. Louisville.
Al Chicago-Washington vs. Chicago.
The evening world., 1895-05-07

A. D. Parker the new Police Commissioners.
called last night on ''Boss'' Plat at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. The Comm sioner said Afterwards
he merely called 10 discuss the Greater New
York bill.
The evening world., 1895-05-07
Wine Dept.

VIM. Tarr Old Sour Mash Bour- n,
Don ey...................... sUJ
pure Malt whiskey, ,na
for invalids and aged persons, suu
Old Gauntlet Rye Whiskey. the
s s;:; s:''.: *s'..:; . :;'' Il, ia 100
Dukehart's India Pale Ale. dos. lis
Dukehart's Brown Stout. dos.. lis
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
Bass Ale BOTTLED In England. 100
st. Julien. fine imported Claret z nc
Jour regular price $50. DOS. csJc
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JUNIPER HAMS I2e

Hams. Juniper brand, none 70
better at any price per pound. ~
Boneless Bacon. Juniper brand, q
none better at any price. lb.. siV
Condensed Milk. full can. finest; m
regular price nc................ sUJ
Condensed Cream. full can. un. IN
sweetened Observation-Disclosures. sUI
Formosa oolons. The regular
Mixed Tea, coo. to SOC Teas %
English breakfast on sale a. 30
French Olive OIL. none finer. same sold
elsewhere at least rs per cent. higher:
Specials pints. 70; pints. "a; OTIS. 90.
Queen Olives, extra large fruit. a.
perfect flavor. l0-ounce bottle, "
rs. two Observation-Disclosures. s6V
Queen Olives. extra large fruit, m
one gallon stone pals. 10
Clubhouse Cheese. per jazz. ~
Jams. high grade. all fiavors. ne
HI. two Observation-Disclosures. 40
Sausage. finest imported Cervs- ~
lat. per pound. ..."............. sOJ
The evening world., 1895-05-07

SULLIVAN. Ind. May THE heaviest vote
aver cast At town election here was poied yes
terday Clerk Treasurer. Marshal and two Trus-
tees everything In the field. were carried BY the
Democrats
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untrimmed Hats.
SLIP COVERS, S7,95.

Slip Covers. made to order. for
an entire suit OF furniture of s.
9 or pieces, including ma
terial Of good quality cretonns.
F.ench designs. bound with
all-wool and shrunk binding; ]
worth Sl250: complete. ]
SHADES made to order; estim
finished: lowest prices.
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Linens. Linens.

Special values in Linen Department,
our own direct Importation: goods pur-
chased In Ireland and Scotland at the
mere price OF the material
Table Damask.
1000 yards Bleached Damask, .r
superior quality. sold at &C.. 40
LOO yards superior quality N
Bleached Damask. always 500 ~
Napkins.
1000 dozen Napkins. value 500. I'd
loo dozen Napkins. value Sl.69 l.2O
TO dozen Napkins. value $500. 1.5O
800 dozen Napkins. value $25O.... Los
Bath Towels.
Bath Towels. worth 124c........ .O7h
Bleached and Unbleached Bath a.,
Towels. 22x5O. value Csc. .., III
Bleachsd Bath Towels. vslue $50. ~
The herald., 1895-11-19
DARING BLINDFOLD DRIVE
Professor Ty1dalI Exhibits His Mystic.
rious TeIepathic Power
Followed Exactly the Course Taken by q
COMMITTEES Through ihs Stress and
Finds the Hidden Collect

Professor Alex J. McIvor ryndalI yes
terday performed the daring ana marvel
GUS feat Of driving blinololded through
the crowded streets and finding an article
hidden in spot unknown to him.
Long before the time announced tor the
performance the streets about the Ramo.
ma hotel we're masssd with people who
watched eagerly for the mystic to appear.
Mr.. Tyndall himself was seen fro NJ time
to time pa'sing nervously from his apart
ments TO the corridors Of the hotel,
awaiting the arrival of his csrria,e d
the gentlemen who we're to conduct the
test.
Shortly after o'clock everything was IN
readiness. Chief # Police Glass, Or. X.
d. Wise, Colonel ". g. Schneider, G. A.
Lauterbacn, II. J. Shoulders and Herald
representa- drove In an open carriage
from the nutel down Spring street to
Fourth, from there to Broadway, and
thence up to Sc onl and arouni to the
side entrance Of the Hollenbeck, VIII re
the article, small feather buster. was
hung up in niche to the left OF the door
about SIX !set from the ground.
The return tip ~as made by the same
route. Professor Tyn lall. who had re-
ma ned in his room all tie ,ime, vas
then bllndfolded ana led to the carriage.
His frame sho " tt sort of nervous
tremor, ana he had to be ass sted t. the
the drivers seat. DR.. Wise sat by his
side. Taking the reins IN one nani and
The herald., 1895-11-19

This Is the time of year when maple
syrup takes its proper place as king of
the con lin hts at the breakf ST table. II
comes in with buck wheat cakes and fri ID
homIny.
There is inst round 81. 900, 900 invested
In this country in the machinery which
produces anu rurifiss the syrup. The
industry Ia confined almost entirely to
the few stats north of Massachusetts,
That i because the maple tree refus s to
houri'n In any nut old climate. 1t
~0a't grow IN the north western states.
for the reason that it has to have plenty
Of moisture, and that is to be had oniy
near the ,cean.
Fully 20 per cent of the maple syrup
and maple sugar produced in this count '
comes ff m Vermont. The annual Weld
of syrup and sugar that state 10 valued
q. something like $500, 0JO.
Srvnty-hve per cent Uf the prOduct ia
consp med in til country, aud the rest /,
exported to Europe. But il is not in
co.nmor use beyond the sea for the r, a.
son chat 1t Is very expensive becar Sc of
che II lgnt ana duty. In Ensland ID IS to
be found in manv of the homes IT the
nobiiity. where it is REGARDED in high ia.
vor, not only because it - delicate ana
sweet, but because il Is a unique and
costly product.
There il = good deal Of no. stsry about