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5 iey 1885, 81. 1885,, 1885, 49, se. iS Ss.
Oats were quiet on the. spot: Sales 5000 bush.
Natural white 80 10 g lbs g, SsaS Us Corn wa,
qrie on the Spot sales i F";rc oG nn.e 10
lower. sales. 5000 bush Prices as follows:
open Hieh- Log CLOS Last
2siy.... * x 81. & IS 81 ' s..
The following shows thc grain mos ement:
N:m York Th fa $50, cIo Sa. soo Rye 20 Co
FsportS ii8i 557 49,. 80.
ps gsiTSso 5000 $500 a2s go 1929 ii 600
Shipments 1900 $1,000 1900 1900 10000
sbipmen,,. .li.ooc Gee. 2s.ooo Geo.. 1000
The trading In wheat was dun and fcatureles..
Prices moved within range OF &c to 53c, with
weather and crop reports from the winter wheat
belt expectations OF large worlds shipments on
and at thc Yves, and the dulness Of the speeula-
ton. Du1'i Resien So Winter wheat Is IN
tendency Of rcports as ihc winter wheat crop is
thai the heavy snow covering has helped tho
vlded with moisture and favorable reports in tbs
future are predicted. Heavy rains on the Pacific
C Go1,. E pa ipo TIS Nor wv asr re-
ports the nour output at THREE Northwestern points
and forty twn outside spring wheat mills for the
week at 4o7 Oo5 bbs.. VAinst $40 7ro last year and
a,~slx winter wheat points 10000 bbls. against
consumed this season at Minneapolis Duluth and
forty I'VE outside mills n, Ss,bS5,OoO bush. tho
basis OF Z bush 10 lbs per Dbl. against 52,1O0OOO
bush last year at 80 bush. per Dbl. Broomhal
estimates the worlds shipments at io.soo0oO bush.
pool was sd higher TO lsd lower Paris
ccutimes IN to wn Berlin was unchanged TO
oats were easier with wheat. Armour and Phtten
interests were sellers OF corn.
Ffnt'R. Quiet and steady Sales. iGcO bbls
Receipts LOO bills. exports, i.5O7 bhls Winter In
bbs.. clears. S5Ogt5lS. niragh,s. SSioTtS.co.
t6a15O. Ryc -four. N9nnstb0.
coyrRt RIO on nc ,spo' was dun at SIC. for
Hayrc advanced = TO ~. Hamburg was IN
changed. Holiday In Brazil Prices here as fol-
lows.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Declines Mnderatel,--Wenther Fa-
yorable-Bear Hammerins- SPOT inter-
ests BouSht-Gr,in Duli and Easier
Favorable What Crnp Heporis
Coffee Declines.
unchanged. MiddllnR, Use. against io.2Sc
last yoar. New orleans and Gulf. Sc. against
1880. Sales. 40i bales for spinning. Gal
weston. Savannah and Memphis declines
i-l6c. Galveston, 79,c.. New orleans Mo-
bile and Savannah. &c; Memphis. o-i6o
Sales New Orleans, $500 bales Mobile. $50:
Savannah III: Memphis. 726
mo racnints TO -haX Mere Hh fOlloMh.
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RESERVE FUsp.
live stock Mark rt.

SATURDAY. Feb. IS.
Receipts Of hr-ves were cars or l2h head, all
consigned dlrcc. TO slaughiercr,. Feeling steady
Dressed beet In moderate demand and steady at
aaIc. per no. FOR native sides. 80 later cables
from London and Liverpool Exports TO day were
Gas bretes, 90 Sheep ana B11t quarters OF beef.
Receipts of calves 1p0 head. all FOR the mar
krt. Trade SLOW aud prices barely steady The
pens wcrr cleared. Ordinary to good Ncals sold
NJ S3N3 per 100 lbs. No baruyard or Western
cuyes offered. city dressed VcilS stcAdy al Na &c
per 10 country dressed AT 7al2C.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were i.Gl2 head.
cudng 81 cars for the market making. with
The stale stock, 80 cars on sale. Trade WAS slow
and 40 io a late hour most Of the stock unsnd
Sellers are expecting a better market Monday and
are holding nrnt Reported sales were AT steady
prices. Sheep sOid AZ S5NS per 100 Ihs: cus at
- far lambs ~ s. Dressed mutton steady at
81 ~ lOi2c per To- dressed lambs AZ I1al4c
Receipts Of hogs we're 500 head none on sale
Feeling uomlnHlv lower on Me,trrn advicrs
Country dressed hogs slow a 5i.Ciizc. per 10.
for extreme wclghis.
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receipts to-day we're as follows:

The total exports from tho ports were SSd
bales comprising 10000 10 Great Brian apd 20
500 the Continent
The total movement At the thirteen principal
interior towns follows:
Today Last peek- 1904.
Receipts ..................- 1878 sos i,oyo
Shipments .... .....+...... 1000 SGD o'v''
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Coffee was quiet and prices declined moderately
on selling Ivy rOas'rrs and local bears. disappolnt
Ing European adyiccs and lack OF support No
news was received from Brazil owing TO holiday
there
NAVAL SroaEs Spirits o! turpentlne 5?ts as3c
Common TO good strained rosu $751;
PROVISIONS Lard vas uuict; prime Western 81:
rcnncd Continent. ~ 10. South American. 81 q
PORK was quiet at si325aSl3.75 for mess. Taliow
4sSc Dressed hogs. Ghm54c. Buttcr-Crcaucr cry
nrsis. &c Eggs--Wrsicrn. nrsts SOC Chicago
Feb % The provision list irregular Pork
was weak. with the demand only from shorts
Lard was nrm moderate huving and largely
because Of light offerings Receipts OF hogs last
week were sgi.ODO. which compares with $1,000 for
the previous week. Receipts NJ all Western PACK
lag points to dAv A37O0. against 50. 400 n year ago
The hog market was Jc. higher receipts OF 1000
SUGAR. -Raw was frrn al l-ioiSitc for centTt-
fugal % test and o 1850 gasc. for nuscovadoS a
test. Rcnncd was dull and arm granulAted. 5 g5c
CHICAGO. Feb. -5.-To days prices were as
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DtILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Feb 25 The statement OF the
receipts and expenditures OF the Treasury shows:
ms nm THIS month Fta0i near
Receipts 81 s25. 762 SiO.2csGig s3oi 2 7b7
I1pcndltmrrs -. g10.nOO 81. no OOn $50 Inl a
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The amount Of United states deposits shown
In this week state Wcut Is s20S8LioO. decrease
OF 49,. 100 from last WccE II these deposits were
deducted from the aggregate 81, en- the surplus
would he slq.738 l2j
fellow Is a table showing the percentage Of cash
reserves to deposits nt thc more prominent banks.
comuarcl with those OF last week.
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MINING EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

Closing bid and asked quotations for nctlve
stocks on the Wall street Mining and stock Ek-
change yesterday were
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Futures here declined to points. closing steady.
with estimated sales OF 1900 bales. Prices as fol

In liverpool spot cotton advanced 4 points
Mddling 42id az ainst : sod. last year. Sales
10000 bales imports. a.0O0. Futures advanced
3 points. Prices as follows:
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The receipts from customs to day were tslS KS.
from Internal revenue. sp52 ia: miscclanrou.
50 20. N0iioual Ia ans notes received for rcdcmp
ton. S70s.Sc0
Tic cash statement Of tho United states Treas
urcr Tor Feb 25 shows.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

As compared with the activity displayed
by the outside market during tho week. the
two hours session to-day was quiet and
uncventful affair although the dealings
fully came up TO tho average Saturday
business The uudertone was har d and firm
throughout, but exhibited tendency to
ease Of at the close, Price changes were
In most cases limited TO small fractions.
Northern Securities after rising to 1917.
declined 90 1905. this representing. however.
q gain OF >. of u point over the previous close
Standard Oh was the strongest stock on The
list. and made o further recovery of a points
from the low point touched yesterday About
tn" only piece Of news Affecting the market
was the publication Of what was considered
to be- very favorable report of the Mackay
Companies for the period between Dec ia
1909 and Feb. ~ 1905 hut the Niackay com
mon and preferred shares dealt IN to-day
eVnCed IN anything q reactionnry DISPOSE
ton. closing at fractional net losses
The transaotions ~ the market to-day
pT ia
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Favorable weather at the South. a rather libers
Houston estimate and less bulllsb visible
supply statement for tho week than had been expected
the decrease for the week was onlyhh rs large
as for the corresponding week last year and some
hammering OF July by prominent Interests caused
a moderate decline Ia cotton, On the other hand
those who were selling July were buying May, and
SPOT interests understood to have bought May
and July. II report speaks true, leading spot
interests within week past have made large pr .
vate settlements OF July with the leading Wall
street operator. who has himself been buying con
siderable blocks OF May. The Idea s that he IL
really a bear on the situation. but Is accumulaung
Nav as he did Match for the ultimate purpose Of
throwing II on the market and so produce moro
or less depression. Meantime Liverpool Is active.
owing to a brisk demand from Manchester the
crnp movement on the whole Is small. crop pTcpdra
lions are several weeks late the China trade is tho
largest for many years past and there are persistent
rrDorts that peace between Russia and japan Ia
not 80 far of as some would have tho world suppose
The south as rule CONTINUES to hold hack cotton,
and as long as II docs nc generality OF people hero
believe that there can be no material decline In
prices , -, -.
close price brokers sold July and bought May.
Messrs Shearson. Hubbard and Freeman were
GRAfS. -Whe-t-Spes was dun. No sales. No.
1 Northern Duluth 9iac. over New York May.
The Northwestern receipts were 37t cars. against
10 last week and 300 last year. Futures closed
unchanged 10 nc. lower. Sales. 100000 bush.
Prices as follows
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
BANK STATEMENT.
Large Increase IN surplus Reserve.

The weekly bank statement was favorable
In every way and rather better than had
been generally looked for. Not only was
there q reduction in the loan account Of more
than double that recorded last week. but the
81 2js 300 increase IN cash holdings consid-
erably exc eeded the gain anticipated by pre-
liminary calculations The effect OF these
changes brought about an enlargement Of tho
SURPLUS reserve by s5.4ii $50 80 that the sur
plus OF the banks now stands at sla G40.075
The weekly statement Of averages of tho
Associated Banks Of the city OF New York
compares a. follows with that Of the CORE
spending week year ago,
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Imports OF General Merchandise and Dry
Goods.
Imports OF general merchandise and dry goods
as reported al tho Custom House. compare as FOL
lows with those of last week aud OF the CORE
spending week one year ago:
THIS rsst. Lao msck. 1904
Dry goods........- t9s54.s5g g. 2I2,1t sagn.Bg7
General mdsc..... l29ia.1ls ig.4SoS49 N.s7i.Oll
Totals ........ .sis.2si572 t7.5i3Gss iiSi777ss
From Jan. ihey compare follows with last
year
1917 1901
prJ goods .... ....--.., 80 iO1a0S t22575lB
Genera mcrchandlse..... H2Sf1.sls ii,2?0D03
Totaa,..'. .;in7os,2's 'aa7oo,oo,
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sACHEM's HEAD YACHT CLUB.
Annual Cruise Begins with Block Isl.
 and as Objective Point.

Annual Cruise Begins with Block Isl-
 and as Objective Point.
 Guilford, Conn.,, July 15.-The annual cruise of the Sachefn's Head Yacht club began this morning when the yachts headed by the Idlewild, which will be the flagship of the commodore, William E. Peck, of New York, got away for New London.
 On account of last nights squally weather, the fleet which gathered at the starting line was smaller than had been expected, a number of yachts which had planned to rendezvous last night at the club anchorage being de- tained at various ports along the sound. It is expected that all will make New London tonight, however, and that the total fleet will number between fifteen and twenty craft.
 The cruise will occupy about week, Block Island, Shelter Island, and pru- dence Island, where the clubhouse of the Rhode Island Yacht club is located, being among the objective points.
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LIONS AT WHITE
 CITY.
Madame Adgie Here To-day With Her
 Wonderful Beasts.

Madame Adgie Here To-day With Her
 Wonderful Beasts.
 The most remarkable group of train ed lions ever appearing before the pub- lie of this country or any other will be at the White City for week beginning to-day. They are owned and trained by Mamade Adgie, woman of wonder ful power over wild animals and espec- ially over this kind of beasts. Madame Adgie has just arrived in this country from Europe, where by command she appeared at different times before all the crowned heads. Her lions are be- yond any doubt the largest, handsom- est and best trained that have ever per- formed before the public. In training the savage beasts Madame Adgie has a double method-that of fear and love. So great is her control over them that she can walk up to them and put her hand in their mouth. With one of the most savage of them all she places her head between it's huge jaws. The great beast at first snarls but under her soothing words calms down and } finally licks her face.
 Dare Devil Castellane is to ride anoth- CT week owing to the demand of many Of the public who were disappointed on account Of his being laid up through the accident of the early part of last week. The management had consider ] able difficulty in holding him another week but succeeded by paying a big price to Coney Island people who had x him under contract. Castellane is now doing his wonderful act of looping-the- loop and the double loop and gap. He is, the only man in the world that is doing it, and for terrible daring it is unequalled. Castellane takes his life il his hands every time he rides, bu rather than being fearful of it he seems to enjoy the perilous ride.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-17
COMING FINE WEDDING.

Stamford, July 16.--A wedding Of con- siderable interest will take place at the North Cos Cob church on Wednesday, August g, at ' D. m. The contracting parties will be Miss Cora Frances Bloomfield, eldest daughter of Samuel Bloomfield, of North Cos Cob, and Will liam Betts, son of Mir. and Mrs George L. Betts of Brooklyn, who have had their summer residence here for many years. The bridegroom-ele is assist ant. engineer with the American Tele- phone and Telegraph company, having been connected with that corporation for several years.
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Local Weather Report. New Haven, July 16.
Brief Mention.

High. water to-day, HAS a. m.
 Washington camp, No. F, Patriotic Order Sons of America, will hold it's annual outing and shore supper at Will cox's Pier restaurant, Savin Rock, next Thursday evening.
 Harmony division of this city will pay fraternal visit this evening to Shelton division of Shelton. The TAO car for Derby will be taken at Chapel and Church streets.
 The committee on streets will meet at City hall Wednesday evening to con- sider various petitions. One of the pe- titions is for a layout of three new streets at Greist avenue, the extension of Tryon street and continuation of Valley street, all in Westville. suting and shore dinner We'd x Eening at Wilcox's pavilion. # k. The dinner will be served
 30 sharp. The committee are Cap
 H. D. Cow1es, chairman; Frank
 soutbWorth, John R. Booth. Charles R. Phillips, Vincent A. Maher, Dr. Sey- nloHr Spier and Thomas H. Cox.
 The members of Jennie B. Cation hive will give sand dance and whist on Wednesday at r Clark street. This N is novel affair. Beautiful whist prizes have been selected. All who care tor can indulge in dancing whist.
 Admiral Foote Woman's Relief corps No. 3, will hold an old-fashioned bas TE NHF
 Thursday, July 20. The cars leave Church and Chapel streets at 10 a. m.
 At the present time 150 Spanish bay. onet shrubs are in full white bloom or 8 the west side of Edgewood park. Those shrubs come from Florida and are { great addition to the park.
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A sTABBING AFFAIR.
Italians Have Argument Which Ends
 in Fight.

 Italians Have Argument Which Ends
 in Fight.
 A stahbing affair occurred on Union street shortly after il o'clock last night and as q result of it Andrea Prostano, thirty years old, of 61 Union street. is under arrest on charge or assault with intent to kill, while the victim, Charles Hermann, about thirty-five years old, whose police address is S57 Grand ave- nue, is under arrest on charge of breach of the peace. Late last night as Sergeant Hayes was crossing the Wooster street bridge he heard cries of Murder" and as he ran towards the place the cries came from he was joined by Policeman Me Manus. They found Hermann lying on the sidewalk on Union street and l saw .Prostano disappearing into the doorway of his home. Policeman Me Manus stayed with the, man on the walk, while Sergeant Hayes pursued 1 the other. Prostano ran to the tou, or : fourth, floor of the building and there he was captured by the sergeant. On the arrival of the men at the p0- lice station Dr. .Spier was summoned to attend Hermann and he discovered that he had a slanting stiletto wound, i about an inch and three-quarters deep, 1 over the hip. On account of the slant at which it entered the wound it not dangerous unless blood poisoning sets in. but Dr. Spier stated that had the knife entered straight in the same dis tanee it would have opened up the kid I ney and probably caused the mans death.
 The mems stories as the cause of the trouble vary. Hermann claims that he was coming home from church at the Salvation army and that he met Prostano and another man. Some words followed and he says that Pros
 tano stabbed him. while the other mar tried to shoot him. The police have not yet learned who is meant by "the ether man" ProStano claims that Hermann was throwing sticks and stones at him and that he used the knife to save his life. Both men vii appear before the city court this morn. 1 ing and the correct facts about the 1 matter will then be learned, "
 Prostano is bartender for his broth. f CT at the latter's saloon at 63 Uniof street. His brother gave bond of $50l l for +Prostano's appearance in court this
 morning.
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THIRD FRESH AIR EXCURSION
By the City Missionary Association on

By the City Missionary Association on
 Wednesday of This Week
 This weeks fresh air excursion sent out by the City Missionary association will leave the green corner of Church and Chapel street Church street side) on Wednesday, July 19, at 9:3O a. m. This will be the annual excursion of the City mission Sunday school, of which Judge L. W. Cleaveland in the super intendent, together with others who may be invited to accompany them. ac- .cording as funds are received for the fresh air work of the mission by Rev. MT. Mossman. the general superinten- dent. The day will be spent at Light house Point and the special car tickets and cream cards must be received be- fore Tuesday, evening at the Mission house office, POI Orange street.
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TRINITY CHOIR BOYS
HAD AN ELEGANT TIME AT CAMP
 LAST WEEH.
Returned Looking the Picture of Health
 and Took Up Their Duties Again Yes-

Returned Looking the Picture of Health
 and Took Up Their Duties Again Yes-
 terday.
 The choir boys of Trinity church re- turned from their weeks outing at Pawson park on Saturday evening, looking the picture of health. Their little facees were tanned by the sun and their bearning countenances gave . evidence of their having had a very happy time. And they all voted that they had the best time of their lives. They were accompanied by the Rev. Charles O. Scoville and the choirmas- ter, Mir. Lyon. Most of them got up as early as five o'clock every morning and were good and hungry by the time the breakfast gong sounded at eight. After breakfast, ball practice and swimming were engaged in, which gave them an- other good appetite for dinner, which was served at one o'clock. Boating, swimming and other games occupied their attention until supper time and then various stunts and games were engaged in until the little chaps closed their eyes in peaceful slumber. Two 1 ball games were played during the week between the first and second SO pranos, the firsts winning both games. During the week the boys were visited by several of the ladies of the parish and many of their friends, who brought along copious supply of candiese, fruits and other dainties, all of which the boys made disappear in doublee quick time. 3~+ Friday evening a large bonfire was built on the beach, and a fine display of fireworks was given as a farewell , for the boys. Choirmaster, W. Irving Lyon; ;sboys: Irving Beebe, Henry shee- han, Floyd Porter, Carlton Norman, Joseph Drapef, Edn1dnd Brunt. Prem ! tice Chase, Raymond Allen, Jerome Gilbert, Frederick Boduck, Arthur B. Barnacle. Gordon Prentice, Hugh Daley, Curtiss Hillhouse, John Malhe, Alexander Wynne, George Butler, Ro- nald Mustarde, Roswell Flower.
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IN MER1DEN HOSPITAL.

Michael Hayden of Wallingford was received at the Meriden hospital Satur- day. He is an old man and in poor health for some time.
 John Murphy of North Haven, who was brought to the hospital Friday night, suffering with a deep scalp wound, was somewhat improved Sat urday, He tried to alight from the 10:5O train at North Haven and struck on his head, The train backed up for him and he was brought to this city.
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Monday, July 1T, 1905
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Committee on streets-Meeting. Carpets-Cnamberl erlain Co. Dress GOods-Chas. Manson Co. Dress Goods-Gamble. Desmond Co. Extra-Howe & Stetson Co. Ename1ed Ware Edw. Malley Co. Turniture-Bowditch Go. Grape Nuts-GrOcers. Ginger Root-E. E. Hall & Son. InYestors-Parsons Ercs. Investments-C. W. Scranton 6 Co. Linings-Brown & Durham. Mark-down Sale-Lambert. cessities-Johnson X Bro. Tap-Po-Boston Grocery Co. The Chase Sale-Chase & Co. Wanted-Man-918 Chapel St.
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MT. CARMEI,s WIN.

The Lakesides of WhitneyvilIe were defeated by the strong Nit. Carmel team by a score of to ? on theil grounds in Centervilie yesterday. There was a good sized crowd present who en- joyed the contest which was full of stratling plays.
 Next Sunday the Mt. Carmel team will meet the Anchors, strong local team of players.
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IS RECOlvERTNG RAprnr V,

Word has been received from the New Haven hospital to the effect that Miss U. NJ. Edwards of Shelton is rapidly improving, and hopes to be able to re- turn to her home in week or so. She is not as yet able to walk, but the limb is healing rapidly and complete and speedy recovery seems probable.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-17
scHoENBERGER's BUTCHER
confesses to Six Counts of Theft, and More May be Added.

Through an excellent piece of detec-
 tive work on the part of Detective Don- nelly, Max R. Foster, head butcher at
 E. schoenherger & Sons market, and
 the. man In charge of the refrigerator have been arrested, charged with six counts of theft from the company, and more counts may be added when the case comes up for trial, as the police think that the thieving has been going on for a long time, Foster having beer employed in his present position fol
 nearly six years. He resides at Al State street and is married
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SAILS FOR INHERITANCE.
Mrs. George A. Tibbals Goes to Lool

Mrs. George A. Tibbals Goes 70 Look
 After Request in England.
 Mrs George A. Tibbals, wife of the proprietor of a Crown street restaur- ant, sailed for England Saturday on the Cunard line. Mrs. Tibbals was re- gently left an estate of alb ouc S15Q00 by the death of 8 relative i'll England, and she has gone abroad to look after her inheritance. The property left to her Is situated in Sheff1ald. She will also visit several relatives while in England.
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YALE 1895 MAN ILL.

James Clarke.yscf Derby is i'll at his home on Pent road with typhoid fever, MT. Clarke few weeks ago graduated from Yale with honors. His friends will be sorry to learn of lis illness. Ii is hoped and expected that recovery is not far off. -t-L