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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

II was always the industrials that
profted Yesterday. In the railroad
stocks there was nothing but a repe-
ti,ion OF last weeks performance. The
brilliant rise Of the last hour on Tues
6av was carried further in :he first
hour yesterday. but there was no longer
brilliarce. Sobriety in the rails was
succeeded by dulress and dulness by
spa.hv. A. the last there was even
something Ike weakness. Those first
rains OF from = to q OF a point or
more had nearly all evaporatcd bv II
o'clock. Once again the war stocks
were supreme the war stocks and
steel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
cOFEEE.


Coffee shippers in Brazil seemed more disposed
20 sell In the local market at concessions and
after an opening advance OF TO points, the
local coffee market broke sharply and closed with
close Total sales for the day were 1880 bags
Tho early advance due 10 moderate buying
prompted by an advance Of $500 In Rio exchange
Rio market but at best the market narrow
one and not IN position 70 absorb heavy selling
several leading commission houses with Brazilian
connections took the selling side around midday
and prices declined quickly. uncorcrirg stop loss
orders Cost and freight offers were in some cases
10 10 20 points lower from Santos. Is being quoted
AT l0c IS al gia 9&4c: Sc and Is al s0jds. 25c
As NJ S75@9 lOc IS and 6s at 's.35d $3.50. and IS
al Sc: no Rio offerings were received The local
spot market quiet and easy with Rio IS quoted at
Kaura Of uTicls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
Railroad Earnings.

The following monthly reports Of
comparative railway earnings were
made public yesterday;
New YORK. Susouehsnna 4 Western Gross $3.50 .
$50 Increase. slOlsO. Net. tlO7.065. increase.
SlG.572. o.,
81 S44 sfJ, Increase. st6,H65. -
EuPsio Rochester a PittsburEh-Gross. sS65.I46
inc ~.se S5i SIC Net $3.50 32s. Increase. tli720.
auadian Norhrru-Gross Sl2Ola01. decrease.
$500. Mel. $50. 800. decrease. 3I-s.0oe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
Tripp on Chase Bank Board.

Guy f. Trip. chairman o' the West
inghouse Electric e. Manufacturing
Company, was elected director OF the
Chase National Bank yesterday to sue
coed the late Henry VI. COnkey, who
was cashier Of the bank. Alfred {.
Andrews. who has been assistant
cashier. WAS elected cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

The Pittsburgh Steel Company,
which deferred its dividend on August
II last, has declared quarterly. div;
dend of ~ per cent on its preferred
stock. resuming its annual per cent
rate. The dividend is payable Septem-
Der to holders of record on August
Is. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
BROOKLYN Dwellings Sold.

Charles T. Rickeron sod 80 Park Place. be-
tween t'nderhil and Washington avS. two
family dwelling. Tor Mrs Catherine A Caldwell
10 client f0r occupancy.
The McInerney Kinek Realty Company sold m.
iwo family limestone dwelling n, east side u
Bedford N. 1913 feet south n Clarendon Road.
FOR sarah Billings 10 a client f0r investment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
Commercial Leases.

The Mantle Lamp Company o. Ameries. q
large Chicago concern having big manu- .ctur-
ing plant In Waterbury, Conn. has leased for
is Eastern executive Offices and shOwrcoms for
term q years entire foor. approximately 10
900 square feet. IN The twelve story building a,
2i3 10 2il West iIth st.. running through 10 Iss
and 20 West sfh s..
William MAY Co leased the buildings Al
III East 33d st. and 40 Third Az 10 r. ID
Yries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

Iouisvtuo. July 2s.-sHEEP AND LAMBS Re
ceIfsS Sl3 head. Tor three days. 2.ols; about
400 head were billed direct. and. with good ac-
live demand FOR choice lambs. prices ruled steady
cholce springers tS6sS50. fancy eve and Eetner
lambs ,S75 seconds. 'j5Og|6; culs. H@S'
best fat sheep. t5G fj.2j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

Coffee cables: Rio-No 7. w Is refs. at $3.50,
exchange l3d. up $500 receipts 900 bags stock,
332 600 bags. Santos-No unchanged. al $500;
receipts. g. 900 bags: stock. LIZ 900 bags. Re
CENT, al the two ports were - 000 bass against
81 900 a year ago and 50. 900 two years ago sac
Paulo had g. 600 bags against So 900 last year and
81 Two years ago. and Jund aly s. 600. against
santos July q. the AsAtic Prince with LOCO bags
for New York and $4,000 for New Orleans Brazil.
t.v 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

higher 10 point. lowe the market began 70 show
nfmuoss and At midray prices active pcsltohs
were 10 points net higher. with SUPPORT coming
IN The dav Tho market closed steady. net IN
changed 90 an advance Of II points. with sales Tor
the day o. 500 tons Range N prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
cOIIoNsEED OIL.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. July 2. IgI5.
REANS AND PEAS.

Exporters are taking some choice medium AZ
there is very slow drasdng trade with an easy
feeling. Marrow. choice. 100 ~ go medium MEDIUM
choice sails; white kidney. choice. N408N.5O;
yellow cye choice. ti.75@si BLACK turtle soup
S.75@$ Lima, CA. choice E'g'o'lO' YEAS
Scotch choice. S4GS4lO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
Deal for Fifth Av. Property.

A new deal {. on FOR the sale ~ tho wllsor
estate property at he southeast corner q Fn'h
av and s3d a.. according 70 repor, In real
estate circles yesterday The siie whieh measures
90 feet On the aVen e md l23 fee, the street.
wss rrrenily under contract n Harm Fsehel. VITO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
RULER.

General trade dull. Receipts to-day. ~
9sisc: higher scoring. 25a274c: hrsts u
a26c: seconds. 22iad2ic: thirds. 2l@%2c
state dairy finest 2Gc. good to prime. 23l7
,a25ikc. common To fair. 2oa23c; renovated. et-
trss 23i4 a 24c. Grsts 22i7 % 23c. lower grades
20G22c imitation creamery, hrsiS. z-a -'r :
ladies' current make hrsfs. 2lM2liac: seconds
1917 % 2oc: lower grades. lSd l9c. packing stock
June make fine. 20H 20izc. No ?, l9G l91c'
lower grades. l7MlSlsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
Copper Supply Growing.

there is no fixed price for copper
Wv, and not much dealing, COMPARE
.tlely speaking. in the metal. Some
Abere between 1874 and 10 cents a
,0und there can be secured reasonably
.etge amounts Of the metal. the exact
pnee depending on the known urgency
the demand. What was predicted
"ss largely come true. Twenty-cent
,ypper brought such an increase in
Slooucton that consumers are now
,,oIVinced that they are taking little
ik IN buying from hand TO mouth.
Is even said that the last half Of
III, ms year will see the largest output Of
me metal that has ever been known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
New Building Plans.

2I3rH ST. : 100 10Th az. Tor two 'ty
terfofs ig.Crs7 n. EnUu Holding Co. sos 5th
az owner: katz. i0j Lexington az .swhl,
styvyV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

house. on plo, fronting i05 feet On N. avenue
and Is feet the street. II vas a cash Yanssc-
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products was active and weak
under continued heavy selling prompted by lower
hog markets bat late IN the dN there was rally
on reports that l.0Oo.o0o pounds ~ ribs had been
5000 estimated for Thursday. u 900. Kansas
CITY received 6 900. and omaha 5000 Polk[
Unsettled. mess, tlSg$lN.5O family, N-ee VIZ ~ :
short eea 9g'2 % P "a "a S a,ct ,s IT,. "a
atia. extra India mess kSO@tl, nhhsShD
noes steady. hacons. Use. $50 TO-. lli4cs lgo
M 1850. li0 N. II sc. pigs. l2Nc CIT MATS
Picked bellies dun; 70 lh; lttc; IL ipii ne
SIC YAKD-Stca,iv: Middle West. 1897 sc;
ciiy lard. barely steady. 1hqIAc: refined lar1
weak: Continent. soc. south America 9ic'
STEARINE-Easy oeo S@S1sc; city lara "ear-
inc. 9Ac. -.
Refined petroleum was UNCHANGED linseed OIL
vas quiet recent prices. FEIkplki VI, SIAM
afd white Ibls. Sew York and Philadelphia ,gOc.
bulk a.. cases. o 15c. water white. bbls. New YORK
and Phi,ade phla. = 800. bulk &C.. cases. 10 DC
LINSFED OII-Am,ricau seed. city raw. $40 Doc .
out -of town raw j3sjie: Calcutta raw. zoe.
NAVAL STORES.
Tie local market for turpenlne was quiet ard
unchanged. Rosin was steady a. previous levels
machine bbls. 42itc TAH-Keton and Kiln ~ %
ass 30. EOSIN-COmmon to good strained, 5.s3c
H. 45c. ID. q Iic. l.. $500. 4, 3.lac. q. S-uc
H. z SOC. ]. 3 &c. X. zoe. VI. isOc; y. 5.''c'
VIC. 675c. and WV. 6 CSC.
coTToNsEED OIL
Tho early weakness in lard caused renewed liqui-
n iou I'm the market FOR cotioisccd oil and prices
were weak. closing with net Losses o. 70 points
There was comparatiycly hte pressure Of Lew ciop
crude IN the market. however, and reports OF iuI-
Their export inquiry had tendency 10 check selling.
and the tone " the market al the close Of the daJ
n IFif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
Alterations.
Manhattan

SIN Az Sc cor Ilth 81. 20 an II sly Office b'is
and bank. American Real Estate Go. premises.
owner. c True & son. ioj Lexington a' sr'ai,,
ssTH ST. 225 East 70 sly tsnmt. X Glati.
Mount Vernon Y. OHuer. Zei..er. 5000
CLINTON ST. 80 All 49, ant Attorney 81. ~
..i 90. o. A ST. stores. meeting rooms. ec .,
e,,afe ~ Martin Gfns-man. owner. l. Sh'in-
an. lqi BJWcry, architect. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

Receipts to-day. 4157 cases. Market steafier
on highest graaes Of creamery state Hats. Recent
declines have stimulated little more specla-
tive Interest but there Is still quite Tree oner-
ine ~ medium grades on which there l. no i'm
pr0vement skins continue dull state Whole
mix fresh. flats and twins colored specials. l"Ns
mI4c. white l3a. ate colored average. fancy
i2i5c whit. 1870 specials lji.c. all s'oles. I'M
dcrSrades. llHgl2c. Penn. whole n White
natS l3013a4c. Mich. whole milk. coI'rei nais'
I!Hl4r. Wi, whole milk. fresh. twins and mas.
l4@14i.c. daisies l4is al47,c. state skins; ife'l.
.Ials lin1llzc. choice. 700 lOizc, fair u
RnlI. liaMalzc. c0mmOn. SO c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
The n 2. Goodrich Company Tor the

The =. F. Goodrich Company TOT inc
six months ended June 80 reports net
profits Of s4,O0l.27s, as compared
with s2.657.27s for the same period
the year before. Surplus for the six
months. after the 3ls per cent semi
annual dividend on the s2S0O0,O pre-
fcrred stock. amounted to $3,O2O,OOo.
This represented per cent on the
SEQ 0OO. 900 common stock for the SIX
months. or 10 per cent annually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

At the directors meeting OF the
Delaware, Lackawanna and western
Coal Company ]. +. Birmingham gen
eral auditor Of the company since it3
organization, was elected president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
EGGS.

ReccIpts TODAY. BIG cases Arrivals con-
'inue liberal. most Of the stock IS more or less
defective and tor All such trade IS du!l and
fra,. .3ia a25c. extra nrsts 2l12-izc. fr,t,. l3d
.0iac. seconds l1glshc. thirds ani poorer -
alGiec. dirt.rs. so 4. lji2H Toe. ~ ana poor
a. lu8I5r. checks. choice. DIV lii2 ga lsc. TAR
10 good laisaI4c. Gull. ami interior So lac;
state. Penn and nearby henucry whites. hne I'D
fancy. -sa Zgr. ordinary t1 good -" -lr, sam
cred whites. a. 30 sire and quality. IA 2lrt Nrr'-
,rn gathered whites. 22W -4D. state. Penn amt
nearby hrnneIy browns. -ih2Gc. gathered brown
and mixed c0lors iSH2ac; duck egss. cate anu
Irtfau rtu "A ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. July IS, 1915.
BEEVES.

Receipts. l54s head: "a cars on sale steers Steer.
quiet but steady huis arm % lVc msAef; o'hess
were slow closing easy al &C., vsr , common 10
choice steers sod al So 30 go per 100 ~
&lO7j. oxen a. S'ltS - bulls al s5pN- /
extra At $3.50. -.Ns. S5S>l.-5. dressed Deei SO"
Ou S,alss"iicPherson 4 Co l. state feI Penn steers
'To year oa i' id g Se s, 'iO az p5 300 s
i.5a5, $3.50: e. loo5 $50: state IS. 500;
y ky oxen. laji s. -. state l4-0. g. :.
1895. s.. bull 1900. $3.50, I. Ssl 50 4. e6l.
;5-5: L Ohio ,cors. oSe p; /; eo con-, toiiii.
:. 7Si. s425: T. $50. 81: . year.inss 2-5.. s.
ssi , ,495,'i Su Icy i 20. ss . '4s5 $50; :
700 S575. 49, 500. g.. COWS. !.n''. s" %. J.
~ s'-,; p so2 ,sG''. 't,.ii D. ~. 60 - ~
,.ss-i',is weisirs. sos to,Sy6. 30.
NeWiog CO.. u ONO ,iesr' 5 s. III $500
j. shamberg n son. 10 Ky steers. l,S0i To-
Kern. Commission Co.: / bull. 1900 Ii. EI2's:
!. 1890 s.. p go. $50. 8. loo. -. 20 CONS
j,r. wase' g 60 :. 3, Sq % go 2oa 5, b $50
J. g Curtis 4 SON ! boil. 900, s. i0i ?. LIS.
TO- "a 81 Is: 8 ' 80 SEE 99o g ST. l. i5
81 y sss. $50. j. s-s. $3.50. 10. So. ss.-j q.
oS Hai -. mullen oun lgao p 's,so; II; llo9'
~. q ,a S,G weights. s5.5 to s45o' s. COS.
Georg. 4 L. : Dillenhack: bulls. pig ID.
s. ~. s35 s s. g various weights. s. 20
!625. COWS. 1880. f.-5.
CALVES.
Receipts. 2lls head. $50 head On sale Market
active and strong a. Mondays 'op hsurs. AM NE
mems were cleared early Common 20 choice feals
OH AZ s. 50sSl3 per 100 lb cuis A. $7at9 =,
skim mnks and eraser. At s. use 80. mixed
am FED A. traSl0 r0 Dressed calves strong. city
dressed teals. ljgl9c. lev 1910. county
u'S S''e.-tieorec l. buenback. 30 reals.
ls9 Do average. sl3 yer 100 ib. IS. 1873. Ea'5. 3.
~ c,-fi, 4 Son. -. ,eais. le2 TO- sls. I22.
100. tll s7is ts. li2. sl-1l. D. l6i. sl2 80 p.
iSg 81. 3. $50. 81 so. . rs 81. liJ. so
81 TO- g. li3. ii557's 5. ~. 81 -,
Andrew Mullcl Ieais. 4i 3D.. SIS. ?. A2.
jelnfc Wrsht s Co wals i2o ID. 81. -,
: sanders - StsIs lis d.. Us. 81. 100,
yi2 62t4 %. ~. Sl2 so. 4. l44. tl2 $500 ,
Newton a Co.. - 'eai'. le1 lo. 'lE'o' o.
Kefns Commission ca a. seas. i6s y. sl2 IS
s Judd a Co.. IL 'eaS. 4i' ID. '!-''0' ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET.
Furnished.

Furnished.
An IDEAL .tNnER HoNE for rent or Is e. IN
The Esmap0 HIS. - mi-uts from , hAHHls,3
J. or aurew. y Y. L1s-' g %! 10 A.aHl
"a ,nd Ramapo River Fural With al new
furniture. sisctrie nsh,s. h% ..., ,o'a running
J. T. HOLMES. .. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
POULTRY.

ALIvE-some Il freight cars On tracks ~,
morning. Of which "a cars were unIoaIed. DifSSEp
Fresh Killed feed fowls g.. light suI3y and held a
shade higher i0r fauc} large sizes. l4i general d'.
msnd moderate and small fowls selling slowly. Od
rooster, firm. Broirr, Nttle more ptniy. bay
selling fairly aud prices steady. Iotg Island AMI
.-f not equal supply a.4 ruruu, lots going 20
freczefs. though the prire held unchanged Slua.n
dull. Frozen poultry quiet aud unchanged. II u
hElS. utsu ICED. Ncis sIu toms. mixed. I'd Zoe.
toms. I5r. CHICkENS. ursu broler,. iced. PIMA.
l. l and Il /. 81 DO 90 rii,. 10. -Sc Penn. - %
tn PAN. z3H a. h"ar'F stit" par NC. '",' "a
mix ;,i 3-1ig lD. 2ic. Nts.rfu. d.y picked. milk
fed Ib. 23a 3ic. Western. dry picked com fed.
"a 10. 2lc. ONO and Mich. scaided. - lO TO palr
lb. ga 25c. Western. scaded. - ID. -gn &c;
DO and over 10 dozen. dry picked. lsc. $50 lh.
l7Rc. 43-47 10. l6izr: 3G42 10. ljkc; @-35 ID.
l4no. under 80 ID 10 dozen. lac FOWLS, DDS.
iced. Western. DIV pi he'd ID ahd over; !. p
90 ID. l5c: 81 10. l5iz "a l6c; 10 and under.
ne. Southern lad and Ill, ID, lttc, southern
aud Southwestern. average best, l6a ltsc. snall.
Western. scaidei. large. l6l2c. Other poullryIoID
COCKS ID, l-4l-izc: DUCKLlNGS. l. and
Penn. il. lie sQJABS, prime. white, 10 ID to
dozen. dozen. $3.50. d.. s.. ib. S2.'o; 10.
3 5O cul.s 500 .5c. FEOZEN-Ncsterl. small.
boxes dry picked. selected young hens &c. toms
2lc: bbs. dry picked. selected young hens. z0'.
average best I>c. Tenn and ny dr. picked. aver
axe best lsc. Texas. dry picked. average best. IL
20 1i2c, so .. lao llc. oI lens. zoe, oid IONS.
l9c. BkdiLEkS. l. 10 box milk ieI iAsey' II
ID To Dozen ga 4ac. - 20 lh. -0r corn tea j. a
d. 2lc. prime $3.50 .b. lN1l5c, CHltkENS. y
to box soft meafed. miik fed. 40, ID 10 dozen;
&c IS Id and over TO- 4o1g' = ii ' and 10 o r
zoe. so DO and over. zoe. FOWLS. y to box.
Western boxes go 10 and over % dozen dry plchttl'
l7i4c: $50 h.. l71sc. 40 To- l9'1c; 80 - 10.
OLD BOOSTERS. l2Hl1lzc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29

REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-29
HAY AND STRAW.

The market IS firm AMI higher on most descrip.
tons Of timothy has. Receipts are lighter. sud
there is practically no 80 ] sock offered a. some
terminal sheds around thc harb1r SUCH Dr. here
might command }Za hay. large ballet. prime per
roD Timothy. 40 J. 81. ~ 20 so 81"
81: SI'liAW. Me- 40 J. {i5@$l4: small bales
about jOca al lower
Reports from N. Pacific Coast are stu quite
strong. but lea business has been accomplished 80
far this wcek. Growers Views are ntue above
tie rates uOw willing to pay. crop prospects gen
orally favorable STATE. 1914 choice. per d. lth
l4c. medium 20 prime l0olZc. lower grades. ga 3c ,
Pacific Coast 1914. choice. "A iic, medium 10
prime. l2dl5c. lower grades, 90 lie. 1919 So lie.
3 1914. imported. 5093jc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03
A view from Gibbs lighthouse.

points in Bermuda. d short distance
back from Hamilton, with a view in
all directions which probably is not sur
passed anywhere. 1t is the newest hotel
in the colony and boasts everything in
the way of service that a modern hotel
should have. The proprietor, Allan
Thompson. will tell you that his is not
a hotel Of extremes. but rather a place
where tn" aV, rage American tourist will
find comfort and as much recreation as
HI wants.
Americans have made considerable IN
roads as hotel propretors in Bermuda
The Hamilton, Belmont, Inverurie. Point
Pleasant, Isle Of Whit. and March
mont are under the direction Of Ameri-
cans. The last of these, the March
mont. is presided over by Jean Edouard
Muster. until recently a well known
New Yorker. His hotel Is one of the
smaller and more exclusive places and
Mr.. Muster likes 1t to hr known as THE
aristocrat Of Bermudas hotel world
The house Is just a few minutes walk
from Hamilton, in the centre Of "A tract
Of considerable size. 1t looks more like
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03

they ale wary and rarely take the
hook. but If one cannot have tarpDH
there Is the giant roCkfish which runs
mp to 100 pounds or more in weigh.
Few men use rods in Bermuda: il H.
ali hand line work, and when great
rOCkfish takes the bait the angler has
a fight worth while. The ruCkhsh pulls
heavily at the line, rushes madly as
one gives him the slack and fairly
burns one fingers as he disputes every
fathom of blue water Finally how
ever, If the line holds he succumbs and
when the big olive body. thoroughly
exhausted, comes to the surface il is
"A simple matter to get him into the
boat.
An evening spent mile or So or
shore, with cub sharks as entertainers,
will not he forgotten. You start just
before sunset and rcach the anchorage
in time to watch the dying gasp of
semi-tropical day. As evening advances
the fish begin to show signs of activity
The long nosed gar leaps out of the
water as he fees from his enemies.
whip ray threshes. a school of fry passes
like n streak of silver Your boatm1n
slips piece of beef into the water
and settles back on the thwart g. watch.
Suddenly there Is a connection. Grey
bodies. about three feet long with white
bellies and ugly mouths. begin To fight
and scramble for the bait. You cast
| your line. a cub grabs the hook and
makes off at racing speed He is
| brought up SHARPLY, and as he comes
| aboard the boatman stands by To stun
him with blow of a marlin spike \
few inches Of cold steel completes the
/
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-03

a high class residence than like a hotel
ana that is just the way its proprietor
wants it. for his word to patrons is
This Is not a hotel it is your home
while you are in Bermuda. Now make
yourself at home"
Victoria Lodge Is on of the important
and always popular larger boarding
houses of Hamilton. 1t is delightfully."-
located in close proximity to the Hamil-
ton Hotel and directly overlooking Vic
toria Park. 1t is in "A retired location
despite the fact that it is In such close
touch with the business and general por-
tons of Hamilton.
The Cedarhurst. Allenhurst and Ar
gyle hotels are all in Hamilton, con-
vcnient to all the official, business and
social life OF the colony. because they
are smaller than some Of the other
hotels they are not quite 50 well known
llt they lack nothing in accommoda-
lions. facilities and appointments. They
ar, the sort Of houses visitors seek who
desire To enjoy bermuda without the ne
ccssity of submitting to rigorous socla
rules Everything about them is most
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the inland sea. and as a work Of natural
beauty is unsurpassed in Bermuda. The
FraSCau is located at the narrow en-
trance to the sound. through which the
water PUSHES in and out with the tides
in miniature rapids and whiripuols
forming a most enhancing picture
Tho sound itself is iisherman's para
disc. while the quiet calm waters are an
ideal place for canoeing. sailing and
swimming. on all sides of the hotel
are other famous natura. spectacles-
the great caves with their stalactites
and stala gmit,s; the Devils Hole, with
its thousands of color changing fish and
beautiful walks and drives through
great natural stone arches and over
hills rich in story and romance. No ho-
trl in Bermuda gives greater opportunity
than does the Frascatl for enjoyment
Of the life and recrcltions of the co.ony.
Visitors to .thc Point Pleasant Hotel
enjoy a location which is unsurpassed
in the islands This house just reno
waited and vastly improved. stands on a
tongue of land jutting out from the
shore linc Of Hamilton City into Ham
ilton Harbur. Big steamships passing
in and out run 50 C.osc to the building
that one can easily distinguish persons
aboard. beyond the hotel the harbor
stretches out in wonderful beauty. max
ing picture well worth seeing. 1t is
most pleasing to sit on one of thu
broad verandas of the Point pleasant
and watch the ever changing scene .,y
day in the harbor but at night when
the moons rays are playing ON IN"
little islands and the water and the
hill. haNnpI III. TiRt1tra 10
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I'VE Of the familiar sights that
~ greet the American traveller to
bermuda Is the fleet Of small
yachts that circle about the
incoming steamer as she warps into the
quay at Hamilton. The arrival or de-
parture Of a vessel gives the native col
ored pilot an opportunity to show the
PAGES of his boat lie drives his little
craft almost to the point OF collision
with the steamer, then luns and lays a
course for one OF his rivals, making him,
|! If possible give way or tack.
This little display of seamanship has
an object The dark skinned pilot is
keen after business, and for a price not
too excessive he will take the visitor
aboard ana show him exactly how the
trick is done. Ability to sail a boat Is
often a gift OF hcredlty in bermuda. In
slavery days most of the able bodied ne
groes followed the sea in their masters
vessels, and all Of the native boatmen
are descendants of men who were deep
water sailors.
Too many people are content simply
! to sail about Bermuda without trying
I their luck as fishermen, but it repays
one to get out to the reefs where the
| big fish play among the tall coral
growth. There are 293 species Of Ber-
muda fish, but of course all are not
: edbl and many are too insignificant
in size to excite the angler. But there
are quite enough large ones to make
exciting sport for the most fastidlous
fisherman. For fishing in shallow water
, the native uses a dingy, but when he
goes To the reef he travels in a whale
boat or motor boat. In almost every
/ bermuda bay one finds ponds that are
| stocked with fishes that are being fat
tened for the market like Thanksgiv-
! ing turkeys.
Tarpon are found IN the waters, but