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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-14

FOR HALE-One bay horse, 10 years old.
sound md featlesHs extra good reader. One
pair light work haTnenss, one driving harness,
one good eieiRh. enc road cart and two btifnr
ioes extra large. Either une will mako coat.
Call on W. I. Huntington Ia2 Washington
street. Barre, Vt. ibeti2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE, ROOM AND
board in NV; not S45; state particulars.
Address z. w. c., Star Office. mh202t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

NISI ORDER RICHARD A. SHREvE EFT AL.
Ida NJ. Meyers ct al-In the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges County. Equity No. 305T.-oR-
DERED, this Sd day OF March. A. ID. 1905 that
the sale 81 the property mentioned In these pro-
ceedngs made and reported by Marion Duckett
Charles G. Cole and Bates Warren, trustees Ice
ratified and confirmed unless the contrary
thereof be shown before the both day OF
March, 1905, provided copy of this order be In
serted in newspaper printed in Prince
Georges county, Maryland, once in each of three
successive weeks before the 10th day of harcH.
1905, and such publication in some newspaper pub
lished In Washington ID. C., the trustees may
deem proper tSignedl BENZ. II. STEPHEN
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Prince Georges
County. A true copy-Test: tsigned) BENZ. d.
STEPHEN. Clerk. mhl3-Tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
"SIAR WANT ADS BRING THE BEST HELP"
If you wish to advertise for HELP i'm The
Evening Star the rate is one cent word each
insertion-loWest charge, is cents.
wANTED--RooMs.

WANTED-A LADY DESIRES THREE UNFUR-
nished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping;
gas and heat to be included in the rental; terms
must be reasonable. Address w. L. D., Star
Office. It,
WANTED-BY A CAREFUL COUPLE, WITHOUT
children or unfurnshed rooms or fat by April
1. Address 100 9th mh20-3t
WANTED-THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS, BE-
tween and Eye. 10th and 14th sts NV; state
terms. Box 90 Star Office. mh17-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20

CENTRAL. STORAGE ROOMS. 400 II ST. NV
thew building Clean and light: electric eleya
tor. Lowest rates In the city. BROWN & Tof-
SON. Props Phone Main 252o. fe22-3Gt
100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS; STORAGE By
the load; packing. hauling and shipping. See q
before storing THOMAS BOWLING = CO.,
Auctioneesss ga , IT NV; sphone Main SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-STYLISH BLACK SADDLE MARE,
IA hands, gentle and fearless; be at
1921 Baltimore st. NV. between II and o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
FARMS.

FOR SALE-FTNE FARM, T-R0OM HOUSE AND
barn, running water. VIII I've sold cheap to set
tie an estate; Catholic University.
ANTON UEITiULLER.
mh1S-3t GUS l4th ST.. Sd floor.
FOR RENT-2G-ACRE FARM. 7-RoOM HOUSE
and new barn Catholic University.
ANTON HEITAlCLLER
mhiS-3t COS l4th St, 81 floor.
FOR SALE-A HIGHLY IMPROVED 3OO-ACRE
grain and stock farm in tie blue grass region Of
Isoudou= county, Va. 3E miles from Blueiront;
five daily trains 10 Washington; figures show
handsome profit last year: good for SELL
ing; terms reasonable. ISAAC II. SAUNDERS.
Exclusive Agent. -40T + st. W. mh1s-7t
FOR SALE-A NUMBER OF Bile GRASS
farms that will pay as Investments; healthy loca-
lions and able communities: good for
selling. ISAAC II. SAUNDERS. Manager. 1s07
L ST. NV. mhlS-It
FOR RENT-DAIRY OR TRUCK FARM: IS
acres; very fertile: Groom dwelling: necessary
outbuIldiDgs; fne water; hours drive from Cen
ter Market.
mh17-3t l.. WALTER WEED, ia 18th ST.
FOR SALE-6a ACRES NEAR ROCKVILLE
pike miles from Wash, Imp by Broom dwell
ing large barn. outbudngs. , orchards we'll
fenced highly cultivated. Address OWNER o..
Star Office. nhlI-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

and owners cali GRANT PARisH. 1923 \. +
ave. felS-26ts4
FOR SALi.-
on EASY TERMS.
Dairy, stock fruit aud ppuitiy farms and finn
Der tracts. housrs and let's, steam and e,rc-
trio cars aud Washington d.. c.: farms
from so per acre up: bsI.ding lots from SIS
up; bouirs and lots from $3.50 up: good kind land
and plenty OF pure wsfcr: very healthy.
II WEI pay yea 10 send for catalogue before
you buy. II you have any property FOG sale liss
It with me; no charge unless make Z sale.
J. y. JERMAN,
,.s s.ss.; sssaset'oa siiFis1. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED-BY COUPLE, ON COLUMBIA HGHTS.,
fiat of three four rooms, unfurnished, with
small family in apartment house. Address
Box 124, Star office. mhlS-3t'
WANTED-TO RENT AN UNFUR. FLAT OF
or a rooms in apartment house in NV; state 10
cation and price which must not exceed $50. Ad-
dress II. a. w, Star office. mhl7 -3tf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

bot = idreibt ser gbroniIt = fonn
iid bon Dem bon ieiner Herion aus-
eeben0en .darme" feinen 8egrifi
MAIDEN. S1tr6 feline ber5lide Gilt
foGbeit nimmt er einen iofort gefan'
gen; man bot I'M @eiprGh nit i1n
oos 8efiibl, oab man iid meniger Oh
einen on bofiide SdmeidleIeien &C.
p6bnten Serrifer men0e ais an eineil
eeiItreiden &opf, ser bic geringIteir
S~ein6eitei1 erfabt unb fi6 NIT unbe-
Itimmten ooer banalen Intporten
ni6t 5ufrieben geben miiroe. Sm
reinIten Sran5oiiid uno obne Ben oe-
ringIten @ccent iagte ber&oiier: u@be-
Illus lit mein MilitGrotto6ee in &oni.
Sd babe i'm febr germ, benn er fpar
mein &ameraO, oils id oils liinger
GrinS in Totsoom Sberit Der @orbe-
Suiaren mar. Sd beplinoerte iein
arobes Solent: er interpretirt @og.
ner unb 9estbopen tpunbsrbar. Seine
gniid)ten iiber Die muiifalii6e &linIt
tbeile i6 nidt.
Sos ioa mid aber nidt binoer1l.
i'm at foroern, pie i'd ieoes nere
SaIent fGr0ern muB, ielbit Delln
es meinen fiinitlerii9en Mnf9auunesn
ni6t entfpri9t. ghelius Eat feline
Sper Der 8Dnisin Marsberita eepio<
met. Die &Dnigin lit cine gebilbete
Srau BON erpBem WiFen; tie fpri6t
munberbar beuti6, franS6fii9 unb
enelii6, unb bic &iinite finben in i6r
cine aufgefldrte S9irmberrin."
DIS Der 5ranspie benz &oiier Slid
basu piini9te, baB er ben pielen .3ei>
tun9sartifeIn, in pel9en ppn feinem
I9le6ten @eiunbbeits8uitunb Die Hebe
ipor, bur9 iein bprsiieli6es 4usieben
elm 10 frGftiees Dement, entgegenieben
f6nne, ertpiberte Der Mpnar9: wSds
that Die SeeluFt, bas milbe &lima bes
Wittelmeeres. 2anse &eilen baben ihr
Suites, Defenders tpenn lie ni9ts Diff
5ienes baden! Ser Quf,nt6aIt inSopr-
nina mar entsiidenb! Meine 5rau bat
ane feline ReiSe tennen eeIernt. OBJ
tppbI bic erite 3eit ibrer Reiie bura bic
&rant6eit %unferes 3peiten eetriibt
mar. Sn puris butten sic bisIen
Ninter bOfe 8rippen unb SnfluenSu.
Der @eiunb6eits5uftanb in Berlin mar
ni6t better. unb i9 babe biele Srsunbe
berlpren."
auf Die Sraee, OBJ eS mobr lei, baB
er Die &iaa @6iaeion auf &orfu 81
falifen eeoenfe, %antmortete Der aoi-
fer: Sic Sage oes Idiaeion lit
fifer ein5ig in Ser @cIt = ober es
foufen ? @eI6er Souriit bot iid
nidt idon aif ieiner &eiie 10 beeei-
fern Iaiien, Dob er Den Intauf zines
G6loiies, zines einfa6en 2anobaules
coer elmer maleriiden &uine plantel
Soliriitentr6ume -. Der @ino fegt
tie mieber fortl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

Mareit betperben gu birfen. limb eifriz
ger ais ie betrieb ct feline Stubien, I'm,
fobalb er fi9 rsif fiiblte, Bel elmer bsutz
I9en unitariitGt feline priifungen 81
beftsben. Margit mar nc9 elm babies
&inb; ncrln er in Stpei Sabren gu elmer
profeHur fam, mar mod INNER 3eit
genug. limb frii6er tponte er ii9 ibr
ni9t perratbsn, Inn bic aufridtige
Sbmpatbie, Die lie fir ben 2ebrer bate,
ni9t gu perf9eu3en. Grit psnn er
tpirli9 etpas getporben = bur9 fie
unb fir Tie, tpie nur er es pubte! =
bann erft tppqte er reben. Der Mutter
aber fparb er nod mebr als Supor elm
unermiibli6er Selfer unb 8eratber, elm
Siener unb Elm Sreunb 5uslei9 = Bis
Gepnbarb Geimers lebhafter in Der
@iGa 6ouiton gu pertebren onfine.
3por, mod persin9en Wonate, ebs Wes
Der iiG)er mar, bab jener nrr I'm Mar=
gifts piuen fam. unb bieie lebtere BE-
gesnste benz junsen Manne nit jener
npbltemperirten Wdrme bes ameritaz
niiGen r5Iirt," bic er, Websr, Der bril-
ben gelebt unb beoba9tet batte, fir
gdnali9 ungefdbrli9 belt. Sie aleine
mar in ben &reiien bes Stem gorfer
nSis9 2tfe" 5pDlf Sabre alt g%etppreen,
fir cine 4merifdnerin binrei9enb, Inn
ii8 ouf ben mSlirt" gu perfteben. Soz
gar Der Inpalt felbit bate fi4 ni9t auf
ben erfien Bid in bas carte, INNER
fosuiasen pie sebre9li9 eri4einenoe
&inb pergafft. gs brau4se 3eit, big
Weber iab, bab es jenem ernft 81 tpere
ben begdnn. limb nun pereli9 er fi6
nit linn. Gum eritenmul IN ieinem 9e>
ben entfann er ii9 nit f%tolser 3upers
fi6t ieiner Guberen @orSiigs. Wenn
es benin Elm Surnier salt nit benz tlsis
men, srobitdbtii9 blGbli4en 9ursau@
meni9en = nun tpobl! prin3effn
Moreit tpiirbe ni9t umbtn fDnnen,
ibm, Wilbelm Weber, benz nod INNER
bliibenb f9Onen Manne, ben Siegesz
preis Su5uertennen!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
Die sanSse %tuinnuus itt Saaisses
biefc.

On Der i9lespisiGen Weittiiite pirS
Der &f 9egen bic Norbiee bur9
Siderung unb S9ub Der Snieln unb
9auisen nit @ifer betrieben unp bur6
Irbeiten our Sepinnung bon 2anp
i'm Watteneebiet anbauernb fortesiebt.
Sn benz StaatsbausbaItszg Stat BON
1905 iinb Mittel bepiuigt. tporbsa
gum S6ube Der Sanbbei6e, fernsr
CUR 2anbfeftma9uns Der SnisI ROrbz
ftranb bur6 bic Grri6tung zines
Uammes bonn Seitlanbe mad Der Sn=
lei. Namentli6 BON benz Damn na9
Horbftranb erpartet man cine befonz
oere 60rterun9 Der -2anbgepinnun1
bur6 bas Ini6Iiden. 8ei psn 3dnoz
sspinnunssurbeiten ipirb iebt tets Der
Nnfane sema9t nit einem iiber ba5
Wattenmeer binaus erri9tetsn Damn,
unb man benubt gum Gnb< unb Stiibs
punt zines iol6es Oammss cine Sn=
lei ooer cine 6oaie. 60 lit in ben
Tiet Tiger Sabrsn bss porigsn Sabrz
hunberts bonn 5eitlanbe mad Der 9ams
burger 9aaig elm Damn gei9lagen
unb bieIe 6alig eeii6srt porben. Dit
beiben Seiten bes Sammes Iinb be-
reits erpbe 2anbitreden unsef9pemmt
tporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

i ltegen Of B entfernt
man bon Bron3e= uno Metalgeeenz
ftGnoen, tpenn man tie nit einem 2e>
oerlappen abpif9t, oen man nit Spiz
ritus aneefeu4tet bat. Bel R~einisung
Der @erSierung tau6t man elm 8iirits
9er in Spiritus unh hiirftst tie oamit
fauber aus.
Jn Dem Oorte Weneern
Eel Witten tpurpe Der 8ereinpalibs
Siningbaus nit bur9f6nittener 9eb.s
unb mebreren Sti9punben in Der
gruit tpbt aufeefunben. Inter benz
&erba9t, ben Morb beeaneen gu bos
ben, nurben spei ttalienii6e Steins
nrbeiter perhoftet.
gu einem @erbanbe lanbpirth'
i4aftli6sr 5rauenpereine baben iif
bic biz iest in Sfpreuben beItebsn-
ben Is lanbpirtbidaftlifen 6rauens
persi.s sufummensef4lofen. Der Ir:
~beitsplan isbt Ii. a.. felt: pirtbf9aftIi4:
@usbilbung Der Sausfrauen, S4af'
flung elmer fpirtbi4uftli9sn Sruuen'
iaule ippie pirtbihaftli9e Sortbils
bunssidulen iiir i4ulentlah enc Maes
den; @nfteuuns elmer @anbergdrtns'
rim, Defenders i'm Snterefe tlsiner UNI
f~leinfter @artsnheiiBer; S6offuna
elmer einbsitliden 9efliiselsu9t, nm
bi.Ielbs 10 gu bsben. bab aqmdblif
bic 1872 MiGionen Wart. bic Seuifbs
Lamb jsbt iabrlia ans auslano I'll.
@efliieel unb befen probufte aab!t,
i'm Qanbe perbient tperben tOnner.
Oiefe Dirt Der @ereinisuneen Der
ssrauen tann nur bon HuBen fir
Gtaat unb Jamilie fein, fis pGren
au@ fir Mmerita iehr e%mpfeblsns'
iuertb.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
rHE GRADuATE GIFT.


 By acquiring the Hillhouse estate the university, through the generosity of it's graduates, will come into posses sion of one of the most valuable pieces Of property in the city. The gift
 comes as surprise to the great ma Ejority of Yale men, and it's signffi-
 canoe cannot be fully appreciated until it is known to what use it will be put.
 In the course of Yale's growth the limits for future expansion had very
 nearly been reached In every direction
 The only possibility for growth lay to ward the north. Now that this large estate will be at the ultimate disposal | of the university there, appear to be vast possibilities for the future career of Yale. Certain restrictions define the use of the property for some time to come, but the acquisition of the land
 opens the way for opportunities here tofore unrealized What the results will be is now but a matter of specu- lation. More land we needed and more Hand we have. Perhaps some of Yale's plans that were lately existent only in Ideas will become realities in fact, It | is q far sighted policy that prompts the gift and one that will be gratefully
 acknowledged by every man with the Interest of Yale at heart.-Yale News.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
OBITUARY NOTES.
neath of A. KeI.ey Jones.


 A. Kelsey Jones, who for several years was engaged in the fish business in New Haven, and enjoyed wide ac- quaintance, died at his home, 12 Home place, yesterday morning after a lin- gering illness. He was about sixty years old.
 Mir. Jones was born in New Haven, and had lived here practically all his Ifs. Until a few years ago he was member of the frun of A. Foote com pany, the well known fish dealers on State street. Since he left that firm he has been engaged in business for him. self. His last occupation was with the Booth company on State street.
 Mr, Jones leaves widow, three sons and daughter and two stepsons. His daughter is Mrs. Knusch, wife of Ser gsant Knusch, who was in charge of the United States diet squad, who a year ago underwent experiments before Professor Chittenden at Yale for the purpose of showing how little food was necessary for a man to eat and retain l good health. Sergeant Knuseh and his wife are now in the Philippines. One of the sons of MT. Jones, Roland, is in New Mexico. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at his late residence, F Home place. -..,..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
HAD NARROW ESCAPE.

Employe of Charles Monson Company
 Struck by Big Truck While Boarding Trolley Car in Front. of Store.
 Mrs. B. l.. Beardsley, of Branford, an lemploye of the Charles Monson com pany, of this city, had a narrow escape from death early last evening while at tempting to board Branford trolley car in front of the store on Chapel street. She had just stepped out into the street and was about to mount the step of the car, when a heavy truck came rurrlbiing along and struck her glancingly, hurling her to the ground almost under the horses feet. She was picked up and taken to the Emergency hospital, where it was found that her back and face were badly injured, the 1 injuries to her face consisting mostly
 of cuts. Her right ankle was also bad l 1y wrenched.
 Mrs. Beardsley,s husband was noti- l fled and later in the evening removed her to Branford. It is believed, how ever. that it will be some time before
 she is able to walk again.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
SLOWLY RECOVERING.

Woman Taken to the New Haven Hos
 pital Suffering from Arsenic Folsom
 ing Much Improved.
 The condition of Miss Gertrude Pow ell of 35 Hudson street, who was taken to the New Haven hospital Monday evening from arsenic poisoning, was said last evening to be somewhat more comfortable. She will probably recover.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
TheTreat ( Shepard tt.

DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, ss. Pros
 bate Court May IS, 1905. MI N. { Estate of WILLIAM SEYMOUR KERR z NOCHAN, late of the City and Stnte
 of New York, owning property in said
 District, deceased
 An instrument in writing, purporting to be an exemplified copy of the last will and testament of said deceased, to-s gether with the record of the procaed- ings proving and establishing the sams in the Surrogate's Court for the County of New York, in the State of New York, having been presented in Court, and Eliza s. Kernochan of New York, N. F. having made written application pray ing that said copy of said will and tliel record of the proceedings proving and establishing the same may be f1led and recorded in this Court, sis by said ap- plication on file in this Court mnre E fully appears, 1t is <
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at Court of Pro-I bate to be held at New Haven, in said District on the 20th day of May, 1906. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public notice of the pendenay of said application, and, of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given to all parties interested in said estate by ptlb- fishing this order three rimes in a newspaper having a circulation in said
 s LIVINGSTON 5 " ". cLEAvNLAND. m15 st- Judess
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
POLICE COMMISSIONERS MEET.

Award Back Pay to Two Men and Vote
 for Spring Inspection.
 A regular meeting of the police com missioners was held last evening and considerable routine business was transacted.
 Patrolman Charles Stevens was giv- en ten days back pay which had been lost on account of injuries which he received while arresting a prisoner on March 20, and Patrolman Michael N. Enright received four days pay which he had lost through a dog having bitten him while he was trying a back door in Fair Haven.
 It was voted to hold the annual spring inspection on the green next Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 A report was received from the police surgeons that they had organized and lthat Dr. Lamb had been made president and pr. Kenna secretary. The report was accepted. s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
DAUGHTERS AND SONS.

The New Haven union of the Kings Daughters and Sons will be held at the First Baptist church. corner of Ed wards and Livingston street, to-day. The programme follows:
 . Afternoon session at 2:30 o'clock; re- ports of circles will be read and an ac- count given of the Hannah Grey home, also an address by Miss Hills, the dis trict visiting nurse
 Evening session at 7:30 o'clock. sAd- dress by Mrs. E. Trask Hill of Boston state secretary of Massachusetts. Sub- ject, .sWorkers Together With God.''
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
TROLLEY SERVICE.
Schedule of Momauguin cars-Mor,

Schedule of Momauguin Cars-More
 Cars to Woodmont.
 The Consolidated Railway company announces that on and after to-day (May ID the following schedule will go into effect to Momauguin:
 Take Branford car, changing at East Haven green; leaves State and Chapel at a. m. and every twenty -four min utes until 6:24 p. m. Cars leave Momauguin at 6:1S a. m. and every twenty-four minutes until 7:06 p. m, connecting at East Haven green with cars for New Haven or Branford
 Sunday the first car will leave State and Chapel at 6:4S a. m. and Momau- guin at 7:3O a. m.
 In addition to the present service to Woodmont, beginning tomorrow extra cars will leave the Savin Rock loop for Woodmont at 4.15, 4:45, 5:15, 5:45, 6:15 and 6:45 p. m.,s and leave Woodmont at 4:30, 500, 5:30. 500, 6:30 and TOO p m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
MEDlCOS MEET.
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY TO HAVE SESSION IN HARTFORD.
Wednesday and Thursday of Next week Time Planned for Gathering fin Which Many Bridgeporters VIII Take Prominent Part.
Prominent Part.

The one hundred and tenth annual meeting of the Connecticut society will be held in the Hunt Memorial building at Hartford, on "Wednesday and Thurs day, May 24 and 25. On Wednesday evening a smoker will be given by the Hartford Medical society to the dele gates in attendance at the annual meet ing. while on Thursday night there will be banquet at the Allyn House.
 Bridgeport is represented on the list of officers by Dr. N. E. Wordin, the sec retary, and Dr. H. s. Miles, the assis- tant secretary. Dr. Wordin is also a member of several of the most impor- tant committees. Four of ths five fel- lows from this county are from Bridge port. they being Dr. H. s. smythe Dr. E. L. Smith, Dr. F. J. Adams and pr. F, w. Stevens, while three of the alternate fellows are also from Bridgeport as fol | lows: pr. s. M. Garlick, Dr. J. R. Top ping and Dr. F.. J. Nettleton.
 ] Bridgeport has an important part ir the programme. Dr. G. l.. Porter is one of the delegates to report for the New Hampshire Medical society. Papers will be read by the following doctor. from this city: Progress of Medicine : pr. J. c. Lynch ;ls Progress of Surgery, -Dr. c. c. Godfrey; :. A Resume of Few Operations in Regional Surgery" Dr. J R. Topping; Eye Injuriss,'' Dr. H. S { Miles; Local Anasthesia by Injection. of Sterile Water" Dr. F. w. Stevens.
 An obituary sketch of Dr. Andrew " Lyon will be read by. Dr. J. w. Wright while Dr. " H. Donaldson. of Fairfield will also read one of pr. Loren T. Day of Westport.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
LONG VOYAGE
Schooner Charles F. Futile is Nearly
 nne from New Orleans.

Schooner Charles F. Futile is Nearly
 Due from New Orleans
 Word has been received here that the New Haven schooner Charles F. Futile, from New Orleans for New York with a cargo of finished lumber, was last spoken Thursday off Charleston. The same day the schooner James D. Dew ell. of the same fleet, came out of Charleston loaded with lumber and bound for the same port, New York. The captain of the Futile writes that he was unable to secure a cargo of cy- press lumber. which he was instructed to load, as a supply could not be pro- cured and he loaded pine instead. Upon arriving at New York the Futile will have completed a round trip of about 1000 miles, the longest voyage made by New Haven vessel in number of years.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
TO TOUR o, AND wv.

Consolidated Road Directors to Make
 an Inspection To-Day.
 A committee of the board of directors of the New York, New Haven and Hartford road will make a tour of in- spection of the Ontario and Western road to-day.
 President Mellen was asked yester- day if the Ontario and Western road had been sold as numerous rumors to that effect have been circulated. Pres ident Mellen's reply is that the road has not been sold.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17
TICKETS FOR YALE-PRINcEToN
 rr's GAME.

 Undergraduate application blanks for seats at the Yale-P Princeton baseball game to be played in New Haven on Saturday, June 8, may now be obtained at the Coop. store. These applications duly filled out will be received at the Coop. until 6 p. m. Saturday, May 21. It is very advisable to make applica- tions for seats at the earliest opportu- nity. to insure getting satisfactory seats.
 No tickets will be sent out before Saturday, May 27. on which date those not allotted will be placed on public sale. On no account will more than three seats be allotted on one applica- tion.
 Those who wish seats tgether must apply in separate envelopes. fastening them securely together at the bottom. 1 No application will be considered un- l less the amount in full is enclosed. The price of seats will be $1.25 each in the covered stands and S1 each in the open stands.
 l Further instruction as to the method lof applying for tickets will be found on the application blanks. Applications l made otherwise than in exact confor- mity with the aforesaid instructions will be disregarded.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-17

We depIore the loss which the city has sustained in the death of 50 public spirited and conscientious citizen.
 This board, in deep appreciation of his exceptional service to the city. takes this means to extend to his family it's sincere sympathy.
 Ordered, That these resolutions be spread at length on the minutes of this board and that the city clerk send a copy to the family of the deceased.
 The superior courts adjourned at 1 o'clock until 3:30 yesterday out of re- spect to udge Bishop.