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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
STABLES DAMAGED SLIGHTLY.
Fire Department Called to Trotting Park
Last Evening.

The fire department WAS called out
by 4 still alarm shortly after o'clock
last evening 70 entinguish blaze in
the horse sheds at the trotting park
When the department arrived smoke
was coming out Of nearly every stall
III the lessu sheds and it looked as though
tie firemen would have some work to
do. But it was discovered that only
three stalls nearly in the center Of the
shed were on fire, and the contents Of
one tank Of the chemical did the busi-
ness.
There was lot Of straw IN the stalls
and it Is not known whether the fire
got started accidentally or was set. But
small damage was done the inside OF
the three stalls
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
OLD RESIDENT OF pLAIEFIELD.
Mrs Judith Foss Died Of Apoplexy at
Age Of S8 Years.

Plainfield, May 23.-Mrs. judith Foss
died Of apoplexy Monday evening at
eleven o'clock at the res e OF her
son, 4. E. Foss. Mrs. Fos the wild
ow of William B. Foss, vii d ia 1869.
She is survived by threeI iren, Mrs.
Geo Whieher, John a. II and Addi-
son Foss. She was a Ifea AZ resident
of this town, being at The time of her
death the Oldest person in town. Her
age was SIS years and ! / months.
The funeral viii be held Wednesday,
the Rev. Mr.. Chase Of the n. f. church
ollieiating.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
Merchants Trust Company
Taken in Charge.
BY NEW YORK EXAMINER
Receiver Appointed at Albany-Rutland
Enterprises Are Largely Inter
ested in the Fail
ure

New York, May 90. State Bank Ex-
aminer Judson took charge of the Mer-
chants Trust company this morning.
The institution was closed on the adj
vice of the banks council who feared a
run. 1t has been the subject of rumors
for some time. Yesterday afternoon it
was rulnored that the bank was in diff
iiculty, and the report was maintained
for the slump in the stock market which
then occurred.
This morning the statement was pub
lished that special meeting of the
stockholders had been called to vote on
the proposed doubling Of the capital
stock, and the announcement caused
the closing Of the doors. 1t is probable
that a receiver viii be appointed some
time today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
HAD LONG SICKNESS.
John Magester Of Montpelier Died This
Morning, Aged AZ Years.

John Magtster, former tineISlnan
in Montpelier, died this morning at his
home IN that city after long illness
with a tumor For the past two and a
half years he had been Il, and for year
and half he was confined to his bed
He vs. ~ years Of age and spent almost
his entire life in Montpelier, where for
some time he was employed us nickel
platter, later going into the trucking
busiess. He leaves two children, Henry
and Blanche. The funeral arrangements
are not completed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
NO DAMAGES FOR HER.
Because Defendant in Breach of Promise
Suit Died.

New York, May 23 When the suit
Of Anna Theresa Anderson for 100000
damages for breach Of promise against
Le Droict I.angdon Barber. son Of Amzi
L. Barber, head Of tie Barber Asphalt
company, was called in the supreme
court yesterday before Justice Glider
sieve, it was announced by counsel for
the defendant that Mr.. Barber had died
at Nest End, n. j., on Friday last As
the action came q an end with the
death Of the defendant, Justice Gilder
sieve marked the case Off the caIendar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
RUTLAND INTERESTED.
Merchants Trust Company Furnished
Funds There.

Rutland, May 23.The closing Of the
doors of the Merchants Trust company
IN New York, which held million dollar
securities in the Rutland Street Rail
way company, the Peoples Gas Light
company and the Chittenden Power
company Of this city, win not have any
immediate effect on local enterprises, ac-
cording to the statement of General
Manager David Fox
While the Trust company furnished
practically all the money for building
the plant the work Is nearly completed,
and win pay dividends to the Trust
colnpary's receiver.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
MAcHEN PLEADS GUILTY.
Given Two Years for Conspiracy to
Defraud.

Washington, May %. August w.
Maehen, a former superintendent Of the
free delivery Of the postoffice depart
ment, this morning pleaded guilty to
the indictment charging him With con-
spiracy to defraud the government in
connection with the sale of letter carr
riers supplies to the postofiice depart
ment in conjunction with George i. Lo-
renz and William G. Crawford OF Wash
ington.
AIachen was sentenced to two years
in Moundsville, w. Va, penetentiary.
This win end the Machen trial and the
other twelve indictments will be
quashed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
BIG DOG EXHIBIT.
There VIII Be About 800 Shown at Bur
lington.

Burlington. May 23.--The success Of
the bench show to be given May 80, 81
and June in the Armory for the bene-
fit of the Humane society seems assured
if the number of entries is to be taken
as an indication Of what may be ex-
pected, as there will be about 300 dogs
shown, u number exceeding by so the
entries Of the last exhibit and forecast
ing that this years show viii be very
much the largest ever given in this part
|of the country outside of Boston or
Now York
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
MRS. LIvERMoRE DEAD.
Well-known Author and Lecturer Passed
Away This Morning.

Mellose, Mass, May 23.--M's. Mary
A. Liyermore, the well known author
and lecturer, died this morning Last
night it was thought that the crisis
had been passed and that size had a
chance for life, but she suffered re
lapse this morning, and passed away
lat about eight o'clock.
She was 81 years OF age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
Commander Of New Fleet.

Sc. Petersburg, May Alt was an
nounced today that Admiral Parengo
has been appointed commander of the
fourth Baltic feet. Orders were issued
to the commanders of the vessels which
will make up the fleet to be ready to
sail for the far cast on June II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Failure to Collect on Large Loans Re
sponsible.

Albany, N. ", May %. Supreme
Court Justice Cochem today appointed
the New York Trust company and Doug
lass Robinson Of New York receivers
Of the Merchants Trust company. The
failure to collect on large loans is the
cause of the company's difficulties. 1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
FORMER BARRE MAN.
James Kelley Died at His Home in
M0retown.

james Kelley, who was at one time
an iron moulder in this city, died Mon
day at his farm in Moretown, of heart
trouble. He was born in Ireland and
came to this country when quite young.
He went to Moretown to reside SO years
ago. He leaves several sons and dauph-
ters. The funeral will be held from St.
Augustine's church Ia Montpelier to.
morrow morning Mt 9:30 o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
cor A BOOSTER.
Ned J. Roberts Caught an Eleven Pound
Trout.

Ned J Roberts returned this after
noon from Greensboro pond, bringing
with him the record breaking trout
caught at Greensboro thus far this sea.
son. Mr.. Roberts caught the trout YES.
terday. II weighs eleven pounds and Is
81 inches long.
fIe had an exciting time pulling it in.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
CAPTURED RUSSIAN JUNK.
Filled With Russian Officers Out for Re
connaissanee.

Toxic, May 2s.It is reported that a
Junk, filled with Russian officers, has
been captured. It is presumed that they
we're making reconnaissance from
Niadivostok
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
SIX MEN KILLED.
Locomotive Blew Up at Columbus, Ohio,
Yesterday.

Columbus, Ohio, May 23.- Six men
were killed Yesterday by the explosion
of the boiler Of an engine that was
standing near the Hooking Valley rail-
road roundhouse on West Mount street.
Tho six men who were killed were at
work nearby. The dead !: Fred Shuttle,
Amos SpealSman, Jacob Davis, Fred
crlmiey, John Birmingham, Carl Hand.
One other employee was injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
Russians Occupy stronghoIds.

st. Petersburg, May 23 General
Lineyitch reports that the Russians oc-
cupied Shahets and forced the japanese
to eyacuate Shintuff. They also set
fire to Madcheusi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
STRIKERS STILL OUT.
But Teams and culvertmen Busy .on
Bethel Railroad.

Bethel, May 23. Bethel Granite
r. r. assumed Law and order in the late
morning Yesterday, so the teams and
eulyertmen We're allowed to work in the
afternoon. The Italians have not re-
turned to work but are on hand when
the trains arrive from Boston, on which
are expected the new recruits and the
much hated boss DE Refine The latter
il expected any day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
DIED OF MENINGITIS.
Princess Natalie, Daughter Of Russian
Grand Duke Constantine.

st. Petersburg, May 23.--Princess
Natalie, Youngest daughter OF Grand
Duke Constantine, died today Of menin-
gifts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
FELL FROM HOUSE.
One of Two Men Severely Hurt at Essex
Junction.

Essex Junction, May %. Edward
Duifrene and William Richardson Of
Burlington were injured this morning
by falling 20 feet from the roof Of O.
$. Nichols new house Richardson's
back was injured 50 that he was un-
able to move, but the former was able
to walk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-23
work BEGUN.
Toward Changing Narrow to Broad
Guage at Brattleboro.

Brattleboro, May 23. Work in chang
ing the West River Railroad from mar
row to a standard guage was begun
today.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30

DI9CoVE2E7RE1 OH Ad11sIS1oN0.
netor the January 5 EPoIaaon GS%psnX
h: himself thousands
aon wi n
on Jan lst 1905
h more rich IN less would any en1
Nevada,
the stock bag
that ne the ucst
Nevada follow; 49,. $500.
Goldfe
multiplied world
Of mineral
minerz situated
areadyp produce millions.
the
edm
bonanz
marvellous
ands The Pick
will dig hills golden
the stoskhSlde Of Sassy Sal by many fS Arizona .
o
5 @ ;s mn AVE s .ss Ts S Gains
e ~ p @ I @
nae Z @
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
GRABBED BY REVENUE MEN.
Warren street Firm Accused OF Selling
Unstamped chars.

ouHVSupcU SABbEb'
Carlos Garcia and Julian Lera, doing
business as cigar manufacturers at 10 War
rem street, under the firm name Of Carlos
Garcia & Co., were held yesterday by United
States Commissioner Shields in 81 500 bail
for examination on the charge Of violating
the United States Internal Revenue laws
Garcia was arrested on Friday night at
Coney Island by Revenue Agent John
Sinsel and Deputies Moore. Logan, Douglas
and Mcclure. who said that they caught
their prisoner as he was delivering to a
Gust toner 100 high grade cigars on which
there were no Government stamps. The
revenue officers had been wat ching Garcia
for several weeks and followed him from
Manhattan.
He was locked up In Brooklyn over night
and was not permitted to communicate
with any one. Yesterciay the officers went
to the Warren street place and when Llera
appeared to open up for business he was
taken III charge and the premises were
searched.
There were found $4,000 high grade cigars,
1000 pounds Of high grade tobacco and 1 900
hands such ~ are placed on cigars OF the
better quality. The bands the revenue men
declared 10 he oounterfeits.
Packing cases with false bottoms, II is
said, were also found, along with number
OF empty boxes In which had been imported
cigars, but from which the stamps had not
been removed, as required by law. s
Hugh Gordon Miller represented the
prisoners, who gave bail Miller said that
his clients were innocent, and that their
arrest was the result Of persecution on the
part oi aE11 Essussc4ursss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
GREAT INCREASE lKDEpOSIgS
,AyIyGS BANKS. or, THE, STATE
NOW HOLD S1,aJ2,0eS, 200.

mi, IA Az Increase Of $50 $40 ass 40 Com.
pared With LAST Ioar-SIrpius II Now
sllA,l3O . 10. an Increase ~ - SIS.
l2D-- Number Of Dcpositors 2 ,xl0SsO.
ALBANY, July 7o.--There has becn tho
.ror,nous increase Of $50. $50 SSS, IN. the
AMOUNT OF deposits In the 100 savings banks
n this State during the last year. This II
n. largest increase in any one year In the
history Of the State The increase during
,bslast six months has been about 81, Co.,.
400. Prior to this year the largest increase
h any one year was IN 1899, when the do
oosits increased 81, aSo2s2. These statis-
bcs are shown In tho statement Of Supt.
frederick d. Knburn Of tho State Banking
department. issued to-day. The statement
.bows the condition Of the savings banks
A the close Of business on juno 30. -
The total resources Of the banks ar
N ss7 ,8e2 S95. This IL an increase oorre-
uopdng with the other increase shown.
The amount Of money on deposit - d ASA
1850 Ono year ago the amount on de-
post was 81 ,10e, 091, 4+4. The surplus y now
ul4,lss52O as compared with q surplus
Of sos ,5s4, O97 one year ago. T.
The amount Of money deposited during
the year aggregated Sses, 2i3.Aee. and the
amount Withdrawn tsl7,71l.%72. On the de-
posts in the banks during the year interest
IN the sum Of 81 .74s ,As4 was paid or credited.
The number OF open accounts In the banks
b 2,5l357O ..f.
During the year ended June %, 1904
the aggregate amount deposited was $685.
oso,?e2 and the total amount Withdrawn
was 1927 ,ae7. $50 During that period tbs
interest credited or paid amounted to $ss,-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
TRIED TO BURN A BIG TENEMENT.
Firebug starts Blaze With OH In House
Containing FIFTY Persons.

An attempt was made early yesterday
to burn the three story double frame tene-
ment at AT Bushwick avenue, Williams
burgh, in which eight Italian families,
consisting Of fifty persons, live. It Is in
this neighborhood that within the last year
many similar attempts have been made,
and in several instances there has been
loss OF life. 90
That yesterdays blaze did not have q
like result was due to the fact that one Of
down eSe stairs e0 the street %ssn he
got to the second floor he noticed that the
hall was filing up with smoke. He yelled
1Firel" and then ran down to the first floor.
Under the stairway he found a fire among
some papers and bundles Of rags. The
flames we're extinguished with a bucket of
water. An investigation showed that the
firebug had saturated the paper and rags
with kerosene and bepzine. The bottles
which had contained the oil and benzine
bad been left behind by the incendiary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
hand by those best qualified to guide them
seems unuuestioned Bankers who particle

hand BY those best qualified to guide them
seems unauestioned. Bankers who partici-
pated In the formation Of the Steel corpora
ton believe that the company has sufficiently
demonstrated It's earning power to make the
preferred stock IN investment issue. As an
Investment stock 1t 10 believed that 1t is en-
titled TO sell nearer the level OF other indus
trial preferred issues paying per cent. 1t IL
believed by many well informed people that
the earnings OF the Steel corporation during
the next twelve months will show Is" much
earned on the common stock thatthe position
OF the preferred stock will be impre enable.
The company present policy OF building up
large surplus and making very liberal
charges for depreciation puts the preferred
stock In q. much stronger position than II
held when dividends were being paid on the
common stock Large holders of the Steel
stocks believe that 1t will not be long before
the big speculation in these securities will be
In the common stock. Mr. Schwab goes on
record a. saying that the common will sell
HIGHER than the preferred.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
CHINESE BOYCOTT At WORK.
American Merchants Can Sell No More
Goods In China.


BAN FRANCISCO, July 2o.-Thc Chinese
boycott on American goods ID now . reality
Louis Getz. president Of Gets Bros. q Co..
ono Of the big importing and exporting
houses Of this city, has received the follow
Ing cable from Shanghai:
Cancel all ordes. Boycott Of American
trade effective among Chinese merchants
All business entirely suspended"
This cablegram came from R. n. Van SAINT,
manager Of Getz's branch house In Shanghai,
and 1t means that none Of the goods which
he firm Is now preparing for. shipnent. to
China will be sent. Louis 0etz y making
arrangements for the meeting Of CONNER
cial bodies OF this city. This meeting viii
b held on Monday in the Merchants
Exchange. Getz h trying to have Victor
Metoalf, Secretary Of the Department Of
Commerce and Labor. attend the meeting.
In order that he may learn at first hand
just what the situation y and how the NOR
chants Of this city are going 70 meet it.
Getz says be is In favor Of excluding coolies.
but thinks the present restrictions on others
should DO relaxed. He also thinks some
thing should b done to call on the boy
colt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
For a fair, square and
immensely profitable!
INVESTMENT
in a field for
LEGITIMATE,
COOPERATIVE
Money Making that
has been tried and
proven productive.

am talking to people having moderate sums Of
money to invest who are willing to do something for
their own benefit. THEY GAN HELP ME AND CAN
HELP THEM-f THEY will ] will.
Some men are BORN with faculty for money
making. am one of them would not say this if |
could not prove it. -
The Proof free 't person persons 1c good iat
1t is entitled TEN YEARs-THE STORY OF Ny SUCCESS.
My book is just what its title signies-it tells how
started my business career in 1885, with capital Of
$3.50 and what have accomplished in ten years. Let
me sketch the story for you briefly s
r.. Geo., Americans lead a fast business life.
"e 0'ol They develop brain and neglect muscle.
There WERE ten years ago. as there now hundreds Of
thouiands Of persons wiling to pay well for
day. | had made study of Physical Cuture-studed
as some men study science learned every muscle
of the body and just how it acted experimental with
my own muscles and my friends Ny skill became al
IT OCCURRED to me that many people would
welcome a chance to become strong, and pay for it
handsomely. They Woud-they did cleared 81 10000
the first year. grew and prospered-prospered with
leaps and bounds until to-day value my establishment
MAC LEVY INSTITUTE Of PHYSICAL CULTURE
and THE MAC LEVY GYMNASIUM EQUIPMENT
COMPANY The latter is comparatively new; hundreds
Of thousands OF dollars are spent on gymnasums
diHludly tiie PioilS dle very large hltenu uOg my
share of the business because my equipment is the
best and is in demand ....
MY SUCCESS has been great in Brooklyn, my
home. have also tremendous mail business for my
Physical Culture courses and conduct summer estab
lishments at STEEPLECHASE PARK, COMFY ISLAND.
and at ARvERNE CASINO, ARyERNE-B E-SEA.
NESS ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES | am going
to erect fine building to replace my present quarters
$3.50 Clark Street, Brooklyn | am going to push my
gymnasium equipment until it is the greatest and
most profitable affair of it's kind in the world
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
AZ , FINANCIAL. ,sNA6t
tt>tks~>r~~~~~~~~~~e-~>~~S
fd NJ In offering AND Recommending I. ~
. TX nos q the purchase o., "a tn,9 SEA
GIBRALTAR MINES SYNDICATE VI y,
FINANCIAL.


w AsOA<Ass RV&v ASsv~ ~
..t. We beg to St.tes 15N :
II y IN oppoytunity 81 beoomtng
s:ssoc aE. VIII %sA q H! ess min.
mining venture, which has more "
recommend It To- the conservative
investor than any enterprise IN the,
market to-day. -,.-s. s..t..r.s
No mistake can Be mAde h taxing
an interest Id q property baeksd By
euch prominent and SUCCESSFUL min.
Ing lhefi; - fMSsArN. Wv. Roo,
5amAs. oFAryell, 81. H. Bhoeklsy
and W, H., Clark, for. theee n,ens
cneete q gparantes vsrYo Mm0,lhf
70 Obtain "a mining Operations.
Their past mining successes
have made enormous profits, In
many casen fortunes, for those r
who followed their Judgment, and
IL properties owned by the Glib
raltAr Mines Syndicate have the
mailing of mines whose enormous.
values - ths t1tbs' oan hardy ;be'
ost3matodS pp"I- aS"n'. nsat, :,
There y mo. question but, that
ths Gibraltar Syndicate owns. the,
best mineral bearing property On
BONANZA Mountain, or that ri, M
'vestment-i n' the stock at IT, prssgnt
calling price, $50. share. par value
NyQ0, d not only safe, but sure 60
return enormous profits ~ the near
future, the limited amount Of stook
offered ASSURING investors that their
holdings oan, b marketed at any
time at q profit 'soi" 31't L:rEa,1
Our Mr.. Richard, A. Ntxdbbon
has just returned from BullfroE
and We shall be pleased 70 send.
WITHOUT COST. to any one inter-
ested, his Report on the famous
mines operating = IN this district.
~ we'll az the Illustrated Prospec-,
tus Of the Gibraltar Mines Syndi.
cato and Map Of the camp,
Gibraltar e 4 tremendous oppor.
tunity to invest In this oountry's
greatest camp, and We unheaita-
tingly recommend the same TO- tho
confederation Of any ono Wishing a
safe investment and resultant profits.
IRVING X. FARhINGTON 4 CO..
~ Wall st.. New York City ,l;lf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
STOPPED SHARPERS MAIL.
Re Was AeapinG . Harvest Frsm The TIN.
wary 1t Crcycouft, N. T., ,.


MrDDLKrowN, N T., July IA shsrper
who has been resping q harvest for tho
past few months at Greyo ourt. Orange
county. through fraudulent use Of the mails.
has just bean cut OF BY the Post ohaos
u summer bosrder, rented post ofY1oe
box and received large quantity Of mail.
He sent out circular letters saying he
wanted an appropriate name for . new
breakfast food he was going to put on the
market. Tho person sending In tho most
appropriate name. was to receive an
automobile. Every ono who sent In narne
received word that he had received the
prize, and II he would send so b pay the
freight the automobile would be shipped
On the day the postal authorities. stopped.
bic mail the sharper disappeared and has
not been since seen. A great deal Of mail
has since been received FOR him, which Il
held by the authorities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
TERRIFIED BURGLARS.
One Hid Under . Bed and the Other in 1t,
IT, but the Cops Got Them.

Burglars entered the vacant house Of
Joseph Pierson at IS Clinton avenue, New
ark, yesterday morning and were discovered
and captured by Patrolmen Koelier and
Uhioh and Mounted Policeman McRell
who entered the house and found two men
In one OF the rooms. One was In bed and
the other was under It.. Both were terrified
described themselves as James Murphy
and Herbert Kennedy, and gave false ad-
dresses. They had lot Of stun phclOesd up
foe REMOVAL ...,,-.-.---'.. =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
rNcoNno sFnAlnHr1S.
naA r. AAss
rRANspACTYIc MALTA

TRANsrACIYIC AAILA
h!ne hnal connecting malls close at the General
'"M once. New York, a. follows.
anti and harquesas Islands, via san Franoisco.
Y ", Aug. I. per steam shipAarippsa.
C,ni.eIw Zealand. Australia c1cept. WesOi New
So Son francisco. O. p. H.. Aug. g. per steamship
Japan e,cep, Parcel. Post Nsils,. corsA. China
Ing; sa Philippine Islands, via Vancouver and VIC
cSls, b. C.. oP. H.. Aug. y. per stcsHship Empress
shswaii. Japan, Corea, China and Philippine
iSssas va San Frsncisco. p. n. Aug. ", pes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
COUNTRY BOARD.

PORTLAND. COMMIT you want 10 spend
your vacation In good. cool, hcalthful place, on
high ground. among the hills of Connecticut, with
plenty of shade. good fruit. fresh milk and good
table, boating and nshing. send for particulars
MRS. HECKMANN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC TaIs DAY.
Bun isos .4s) Sun sets.. ..7:S Moon rises SIT
HOE WATsR THIS DAY. ''
Ssnly Hook Gov. ia .S:i0l Hell Gate 500