The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18

the wool after IL 10 cleaned and spun. snouIo
moan line. As to wool. II was one OF the earliest
subjects of care, and the maintenance OF the
woollon reserve here IL still n Safeguard against
tho sudden putting up of the price in Europe"
"Conncgticpt stands up we'll In the hfth year
"Connecticut has Sl4o, ooo,o 600 in her savings
banks. Saving is like an implanted instinct
among our people. Tho fGrm1rs, sc, who sel-
were wont to have 81, 900 in the stock of some
Of our banks and corporations. The savings OF
Of capital handled BY our national hanks and in.
surance companies, which represent the savings
Of factories and estates; From an early time
mercantile tasks. Tin left Connccticut
in w"So9?s aoo to y be TAKEN lsr9 on to bot tss o f%F
and rivers for tho West Indies, carrying tin,
brass, clocks, and household machines and
6T% ittle S& rire ssS we're m fpinsed w SGilq for ssa Iooms,
and shops. Each OF thom has ~ least one rail
road connecting is f",ttory Villages and nds Sitles;
IN America. It would be like a tour OF Ems;
perfection Of mills. Tho wires spun there
are of the thickness OF q hair tho steel
head h to a na sh9SS str m,dd is Tor m "Soys u GsStu py
in tho Same places. jewelry In all Its forms,
silver plato, machines for others to manufacture
shops. We have a factory Of ine, mathemat.
ically true machinery In Hartford, in which one
CT Shi 2GSn for 1Fi the mills fG" Of - E assIT a G Coils e { great %nt
factory is engaged on other things than pistols,
but WIN make pistols on It's reputation for years
A: VI :f Hs9, Sf;sGGe a. sf fsEsFs s Ss e! New s, HAVEN.
Haven has probably $4,000 or more people;
HARTFORD, 10000. Elourishins places are Merl:
q qinsto M'Ras oaH~iYiie. rh The later p 1Iay%n %"Rcs d cSs:
TSsy %sds ~ saI's Tor Mckinley and Hobart
"Did not elk manufacture start somewhere
,""At Manchester. popularity known as Cheney
willie, east of Hartford and connected with 1t by
trolley, the Cheneys began making sewing silk
before the war and PERHAPS. also, silk fabrics;
long led the market. Tho first generation is all
dead; the second and third are proceeding in
American silk rules our market and has cheap
ened 1t TO the consumption OF the multitude"
them the Laws Of Connecticut. with the aH.
tograph OF George Washington and the conpli.
ments Of the author, saying: "ConneGticut had
This book and the Judiciary system OF the United
States wore some Of its fruits. l bought ten of
renee Washington at So apiece, with the auto
graphs OF Gen. Washington. Mrs. Hearst paid
f fsaey ff the first autographed edition of the
Will the English Arbitration bill pass the
Think So. / shall vote for 1t. The principle
Of the bill will be preserved and the essential
features OF 1t. II never was In danger but from
IL call 70 pass i Z now, now, Without COnSlQeTa-
ton or discretion. The debate In secret session
on that subject was one Of the most remarkable
exhibitions Of scrutiny and scholarshiP ! ever
The speeches were well worth printing. and
exhibited the thoroughness of the judicial fac
win the immigration bill which Cleveland
"It was killed when that Congress died. The
moral feelings is not effective. An Anarchist
may be able to read and write. We do send
hnrk h nuItnArA N nj TnnViPf nnEr In InrnA
bringing them"
We have a good many Canadians. They
first came and went home in winter. Now they
Irish in large numbers, and a decided imprint OF
mechanics, SC"
Eight times; but the longest time i remained
was four months. i frequently went TO Parlia-
had several friends among NJ. P.s, but I never
my letters 10 Gladstone nor to others
OF a too general fame
superior officer. He took his fathers plain and
never married. The war raised his rank and
pay. but he never felt rich enough to retire. and
DO tho New York papers now go all over
YES. They reach Hartford at about o o'clock,
local as well as the metropolitan press get on
New York is our office; most OF tho
number Of the New York Offices"
Have not the railroads in New England como
well under one control g.
"Two-thirds of them in Connecticut are In the
New York and New Haven pool. l suppose the
would rather have competition than
combination. but that varies the axiom Of Ste
phenson. the. pioneer in railroads, that when
combination is possible competition is impossi-
bic II you were to tear up tho streets OF Wash
ington the year round and put down rival cleo
A Rothschild Influence is acknowledged
by every nation In Europe. When Salisbury
stops over In Paris in a crisis 1t is to see
llsothschild and TO learn il tho money will be
let loose for or against war. The forces of
peace are more occult and mysterious than
those of war, and the necessity OF money to
armies is one OF the barriers against
may Withhold their hands from devastating one
The transformation of our railroad
property between the edicts OF the courts and
The financial creditors is p~alpable: The Wall
street influence which demanded Justice Peck.
ham reads his decision with wonder. The move
ments OF complex machinery are not always In
the apparent directions. as the weight often con-
Mark Twain Clemens was one of your
lie lived in Hartford many years and was
by Richardson on plans of his own, with
den among the tree tops and the birds. There
OF the most agreeable evenings I ever had
were spent. He lived between Mrs. Stowe and
Dudley Warner, who owns one-fourth
and they ali associated happily. Clemens 'daitd
nor did his tour around around the III world sSd' iet h PHo ont, 80
he is writing a book In England. His family are
TO him"
GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND.
DYING OF DRY ROT.