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NEW TIAVEN MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER WEDNESDAY, JULY 1ft 189L
r mi LAST WW A HMX.
Tt Yankee Gained at Kery Turn en tit
Britannia.
Bangor.July 17.-TH Vigilant and Brit-
nnla tartedHn their th contet to-day
tb rac being for th Commodore" cup
of th Royal Ultr Yacht club.over the
Mm coure a yterdy, Tb weather
was ehowery but there waa a strong
westerly wind, which promlaed to bold
out
The boat croaaed the line together at
11:00:12.
The Britannia, a ueual.auccceded In
getting the weather gunge. Cruanlng
the line both act their jlbtopiail and
bora away to Carrlckfergua mark. It
took two lega to reach Carrlckfergua,
'and In going about the aecond time the
Vigilant passed the Britannia and
rounded the mark boat at 11:24:40. The
Britannia rounded the murk at 11:25:55,
one minute and fifteen second astern.
The long run from Carrlckfergua to
Blackhead waa made with the wind
abeam, both boata carrying jlbtopaall.
The Vigilant perceptibly gained upon
the Britannia In the spanking breeze,
and rounded the Blackhead Hag boat
two minute and one second ahoal of
the Britannia.
Getting away on the reach for the
Brlggs mark the Vigilant was sailing
grandly, and gave evidence of being
bandied for all she was worth.
. The beat for the ilagbuat off the club
house from Brlggs was made In two
boards.with sees hissing over lee rail.
The quickness of the Briton in stays
helped her to pick up a few seconds in
this three mile leg. The Vlllgant round
ed the home mark two minutes and
forty-six second ahead of the Britan
nia. In the short tacking down along
shore for the Carrlckfergua markboat
the Britannia's wonderful quickness in
going about decreased the former ad
vantage of the centerboard by fifty
four seconds. But the Vigilant still led
by one minute and fifty-two seconds
when the yachts turned Carrlckfergua
In a smother of foam.
Jlbtopsalls were set in the flve-and a
half mile run from Blackhead.along the
north shore of Belfast Lough. The
Vigilant rounded the Blackhead mark
boat at the head of the lough four
minutes and thirty seconds ahead of the
cutter, having gained two minutes and
thirty-eight seconds in the five aid one
half mile run.
It was distinctly a Vigilant wind,
with a choppy beam sea supposed to be
particularly favorable to the cutters
that the racers had on the four and a
half mile run to Brlggs. The wind was
on the starboard quarter and was
freshened to a twenty knoter.
Across the lough on the four mile
stretch to. Carrlckfergua, smashing
against a' nasty sea, the Vigilant in
creased her lead, according to the con
jecture of experts, to about six riin
ltfes. . While nearlng the Carrlckfergua mark
on the short tack the Britannia sud
denly came up in the wind. She had
apparently carried away .something.
Later it was ascertained that her fore
Btay had parted. 'After clearing away
the wreckage she bore away for home,
under mainsail and Jib, giving up the
contest which, in the event of the wind
holding, was now regarded 'as a sure
thing for the Vigilant.
The Yankee speeder rounded the Car
.rlckfergua mark at 2:37:10. She sailed
over the course and under the rules of
the regatta, defeated the Britannia and
thus won the Rear Commodore's cup
valued at $250, offered by R. G. Dun
ville, and a cash prize of $125, which
doubtless will be divided among the
Vigilant's crew.
After the Britannia anchored oft the
club house it was ascertained that she
had not, as previously reported, car
ried away her forestay, but had broken
the jaws of her gaff.
ZATE EDWARD KANE'S ESTATE.
His Wife Ask for Letters of Adminis
tration. Mrs. Ann Kane of 140s Nash street,
wife of the late; Edward Kane, yester
day filed an applioation in the probate
sourt before Judge Robertson for let
ters of administration on the estate of
tier deceased husband. Mrs. Kane stated
that her husbimd left New Haven about
two years ago, and since that time
until his death had resided in Walling-
- to rd wit twius -niece, Bridget Barry. She
further Wild' that her husband was
burled in? Walllngford beside his first
wife ali4 that he left $1,500 worth of
real estate and $800 in money. Bridget
Hairy testified to Judge Robertson that
during the time that the deceased had
lived with her he had eaten up the $800
In oash and that the reat estate, was also
gone. The' case at present is a rather
confused, oqe. Judge Robertson ap
pointed next Monday for a formal hear
ing in the matter and some interesting
facts are expected to be developed.
, Site Hntt pave an English MatA.
The stern flat has been pronounced
agftlnt ;tlie, .Trench maid., 'Paulines,
Suzettes and Sophies by the score are
with their deft fingers, dainty ways,
caressing ' Voices, and most pure -of
Parisian accents, .vainly searching for
comfortable situations known of yore,
and .wrathf ully discover they have been
replaced by middle-aged English wo
men; No One" can exactly put their fin
ger on the cause of the revlutlon, but
Veryone. hears rather black accounts
of the Parisian paragons. The - lew
York mistress is mild and long-suffering;
but Pauline evidently went a step
too f ar In heFquarrels below stairs, her
flirtations with the butler, and the pil
fering of jretty trifles, and ' now her
day la over Her onci devoted mistress
' tow she is glad, and at last has found
true treasure In Hollis, her English
maict Hollis is quite all one ever read
about in English novels. She is a staid
and stately 1 person, no longer in her
first youth, and though she cannot em
broider madame's filmy mouchoirs and
UnderUnen, tie the sweetest bow knot
In V tjrfce, chatter the gayest gossip in
the most faultless accent, and pay
madame the neatest little compliments,
eh Is a remarkable capable person.
SbaS ha brought , a,, recommendation
from oe titled English lady, who, af-
. flrnj that ilolU ia.a Jtaultles traveler
and does hair ery: well, also plain aew-:
lng The American '.njietress, finds a)l
that true. HoUialot4Ha day at sea,
she la something; of maueuse. and she"
1 worth an arany ot raea on- journeys.
' "',., ,;,; .m-'-nh vJV2l''".-'-'
m r 'J"Si a", '-.fc sC ...
tin Is a Mrn but perfect chaperon,
ah knows all about getting ticket,
checking luggage, booking at hotels,
tipping other servant and getting her
right. Ther I a class of English
maid In New York who only attend
ladle when traveling. Bom of them
have been all over th world, up the
Nils, Borons Russia, and even to the
Chinese wall; and one In th hand of
one of these women on can travel In
Joy and peace. They are engaged to
accompany young ladle a chaperon
when trip are to be made, and rarely
seek for employment In a settled posi
tion. Of course they receive high wag
es, and all their expense paid. From
"Society Fads;" Demoresl's Magazine
for July.
How Brislit Hoy Uela a Living.
(From the Chicago Dally Tribune.
A young man who Ingenuity de
serves a better return 1 picking up a
living In a novel manner at State and
Madison streets. He bear all the out
ward signs of poverty, and the general
appearance of a tret waif 1 relieved
only by the almost pathetic tenderness
In hi wasted face.
HI employment was suggested to
him one rainy afternoon when he was
standing at the corner of the streets
named looking Idly at the passing cable
train. It was 5 o'clock and the Btreets
were filled with people hurrying to
their homes. An elderly woman with
arms filled with bundles had tried vain
ly to board a weat-bound cable, and
had found all the seats and even stand
ing room absorbed by the time the
trains rounded the corner from Madi
son Into State' street The boy' atten
tion was attracted by her distress,
which was exaggerated by the necessi
ty of carrying an umbrella. He stepped
up to her and said politely:
"Madam, I will get you a seat. I will
go down Madison street and get on the
train and will wave my hand to you
as it comes around the corner. Then
you can get on and take the seat."
The woman had barely time to com
prehend the boy's plan before he was
off. One train, crowded to the rails,
passed and she saw no hand waved,
but on the next she caught sight of the
boy on the second car and scrambled
Into the seat he had retained for her.
In doing so she saw his face distinctly
for the first time, and with a half
apology pressed a quarter into his
hand.
The boy saw in this Incident a possi
bility that he was shrewd to turn to ac
count. He thereafter haunted the cor
ner on rainy days, watching for women
with bundles, and Anally extended his
vigil to pleasant days. His success
was variable for a time, but gradually
the regular contingent of down-town
shoppers learned to know him, and he
built up a large clientele.
The usual tip he gets now for his ef
forts Is Ave cents. ' He la occasionally
taken from his regular station by a
special call- on some otter line. Then
he gets double pay and more.
ffttmnciaX.
Distillers Wm a Feature The Ratlwavs
. , Held Well Until the Last.
New York, July 17. Of to-day's sales
45,500 shares were in American Sugar,
45,245 in Distillers, and 19,000 in Chicago
Gas, leaving a little over 62,000 shares
for the entire railway list and the Indus
trials. The feature of the market was
the heaviness of Distillers, the stock
breaking from 20 to 18. Considerable
long stock came out on the way down,
and the decline was checked until just
at the close, when there was a rally to
19 on covering of short contracts put
out early in the day for room account.
The weakness was due to "Washington
advices that the compromise on the
distilled spirit schedule will be unfavor
able to the trust. Chicago Gas dropped
2 to 74 on the announcement
that the Chicago, common council had
given a franchise to the Universal Gas
company, the latter to' furnish the city
with gas at 75 "cents perl.OOO. American
Sugar first advanced to 101, fell to
99, recovered to 100, and declined to
and closed at 99", the lowest point of
the day. The stock is still sensitive to
Washington news, the early rise being
due to the reiteration of the old reports
that the trust will get the protection It
needs, while the weakness near the
close was the result ot the rumored dis
agreement of the conference.''
The railway list held Well until the
last hour or so, when a decline of to
1 per cent, occurred in sympathy with
weakness in the Industrials. Pullman
fell 1 to 158, and Evansville and
Terre Haute 2 to-51. Th feeling on
railway stocks is by ho means bearish,
and even the professional operators on
the short side are- not Inclined to fol
low up the weakness of Distillers and
Chicago Gas by sales of the railwav is
sues. The reported formal disagreement
of the tariff conference committee was
expected In view of the wide differences
known to exiBt between the house and
senate over certain features of the bill,
and therefore the bear were unable to
make any capltaf out of this latest de
velopment in national legislation. It Is
still believed by the street that a way
will be reached to dispose of the mat
ter before long. A' better inquiry for
bonds, both government and railroads,
is having a' good' effect ph the stock
market. . .. . s --
The closing was rather weak owing
to the heavlnes of the industrials. Net
changes show losses of to 1 per
cent. Big Four, Reading and Canada
Southern rose per cent, Manhattan
114, and Baltimore 1 per cent. Reading
was higher on rumor that the pros
pects for, the reorganization , had im
proved.- -: . , ':.--::.:- . "-'
The demand for railway and miscel
laneous mortgages continues brlsk.and
a further advanoe Jn prloe wa record
ed. Business was-mori aotive, the sales
footing Up 11,101,000.' JV
Following are the Closing price, re
ported by Prince ft" TVhlt'ely, bankers
and brokers, 48 Broadway, New1 York,
and 15 Center street, .New Haven:
-- J? -I: I4V Asked.
Amerloan Cotton Oil Co.. KM SDK
American Cotton Oil On. nfal ! ao" . m"
AmerroaneiwHrReflntnigo.... 9tV 99tt
Am. Sugar ReflnlnaDrr. pfd... tail ..- 94U
Atchison, Topeka k mate Se... A V 65
Canada Southern. ..t.i..A.-i..;, - 4SH
Central of New Jentfy.,.. .. . ... or3 - loau
Oieearaket Ohio VoanfCU,. 16U 17H
Chteajrd East UHirola rt!: -V '?
rtilioOH Co...... UH
Clili-.K.i, MHwHtikM. m. I'mil . tu'l
no
IIVK
Clik'Hrf.i. it . k i itit. x i'auiilu.,
i mi-Hito, Miiwaves t. ram lira u
I'M
tr.it
Ctilusiio, 8t, I' M. Omitli
Obv.-IhikI. C C. k M, Umn
Oil., lliK-kinir Valley 4 TuMu..
t 'inWill.llud ()
Ms ware Huilsun Canal
Mswuro, l.mlt, Wmt-m
Ik-iivir Kto Urniidu Ufa. ......
Din. adtilKKwIlii Co
0"iinrui KlwitrleCo
iHtuolN&Hitral
Istlf
15
itt
III
lt
lit
1M
121
til
164
lv H
vu
1
Ukti Wigrti MlcMwtll So,
likqKriu' Wnierii
Lake Krie Weati rn ufiT..
iww
i4
H
10ti
ex
46
1H
. U
17
14
CI
JIT
n4
1MB
ws
14 H
14 i
St
?
l4
87
UiuUvlllti Nakhvlllv 4ft
Louisville A Nuw Albany T
Louisville Jc w AlltHuv Dfd.... 29
4ft
a
i
Latitude Ha 19 l,
Missouri, Kansas k Texas
Missouri, Kansas Tuiss ufd..
.Mi.ulmiiuti EUivatod
Missouri I'aulllc
New V.irk Sow Huvcn
N. V.N.B.T.Ou. rtfs
New Vurk Central Hudson...
N. Y t'lileairo k HI. Louis
N. Y.. Lsko Erie a Western....
11
n
Us
s
wZ
N. V.. Ik Erie Western pfd.
N. Y. 'Ontario Western
Norfolk k Western pfd..-.
North American Co.
Northern I'acKlo j
Northern Haeltlo pfd
U. 8. Cordage Co
V. 8. Cordave Oo. pfd
National Lead Co
National Lead Co. pfd
l'aolrio Mall 8. 8. Co
Peoria, Ueuatur k Evaiiavllle...
ax
14
81
tti
?
I'lilla. Heading Voting- Ctfs...
I'ullman I'alHeoCar Co
ltloh. k W. P. T. tr.'4th Inat. p'd
Ten ucsaee (,'ual k Iron
TenneNu-e Coal k iron pfd......
Texas I'aulllc
Tol Ann Arlior 4 North Mich..
Colon Fuel lie
Union Puelllo. Denver Jt Gulf...
4
2
Watiasu
WahRKbpfd 14!i
Western Uuion Teleirrapb H)l
Wueellnic k Luke Erie 10
Wheeling- k Lake Krlo pM
Wisconsin Central. 3,
AduniK Express 149
Ainerleiin Kxproxs ll
Knited rState Exprera 60
Wells-r'ariro Express lot)
U. S. r!uhter 34
V. 8. ltubber pfd W
Government Bonds.
Following are the quotation for
United States bonds at the call to-day:
Ext. 2s, reg 06
4H, rex, iiwi
114
114
4.coiib., 1907...
(4114
New ta, teg., l'JOt lit) (illHV
New 5s, coup., 1004 119!(U9H
Currency As, 1K95 U1 &
(Currency 8. 1WW 104 o
CurrenovSs. !Hg7 107 i
Currency As, 1888 .i. 110 (4
uurroncy 06, usm 113 (4
NEW HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS.
Furnished dally by Kimberly, Root & Day,
Bankers and Brokers, 133 Orange street.
BANK STOCKS.
Par Bid Aaked
Cltv Bank $100 120 "
New Haven County National
Bank 10' 8y
Mechanics' Bank B0 (W
Merchants' National Bank.... 50 44 J
New Haven National Bank... 100 lift
Tradesmen's National Bank.. 100 137
46
Second National Bank:..,.... 100 ltt4 107
x ate national mink...- 100 littf
RAILROAD STOCKS. -
Par Bfd Asked
B. & N. Y. A. I,, preferred.... 100 99
Danbury & Norwalk R. K. Co. 50 65tt
lletrolt, Hillsdale & 8. W 100 90
Housatonic R. H. Co 100 23 .
Naugatuck H. R. Co 100 2WX
New Haven & Derby It. It. Co. 109 90
New Haven & Northampton
1UU VJ
N. V., N. H. H. K. H. Co.... 100 lTM
180
Shore Line R. R .-..t'. jilv- 100 104
MISCKIiANBOUS STOCKS.
Par Bid Asked
New Haven Gas Light Co.... 25.
New Haven Water Co 50
Pock, Stow & Wilcox 26
Security Insurance Co 40
Swift & Co 100
Telephone Ches. k, Pot 100
52
08
24
85
lOOtf
60
46
9W
80 '
04..
53
44)tf
05
00
Erie 100
N. Y.& N. J... 100
Southern N. E 100 .
TJ. S. Rubber preferred, par. . 100
KAILKOAD BONDS.
Due Bid Asked
B. & N. Y. A. L. 5b 1005 107
Hoiyokett westacld latts... lgu 99
Housatonic Consols 5a 1037 116V
New Haven & Derby 5s 1918 llltf
New Haven & Derby 7s 1900 113
New Haven & Derby 0s 1900 109
New Haven & N. 7s, 1889...... 1899 110V
New Haven N. 7a, 1874 1899 HOW
N. H. & N. Consols 6s 1908 117
N. H. & N. 1st 5s 1911 107
New London Northern 1st 4s. 1910 Ml
New London Northern let 5s. 1910 107
N. Y. & N. E. 1st 7s 199,5 108
N. Y. & N. E. 1st 6s 1995 105
N. Y. & N. E. 2d 8s ... 1902 99
N. Y., N. H. & H. 48 .. 1903 103
N. Y., N. H. & H, Deb. 4s 1908 103
N. Y., Prov. & Boston 7s 1899 112
N. Y., Prov. & Boston 4s...... 1042 103
West Haven H. R. B. 5s 1912 100
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
110
106
102
104X
Due Bid Asked
F. H. W. CoS 7s ! 189O03
New Haven City 7s 1901 116X
New Haven City 5s 1897 100
New Haven City 4s, sewerage 1914 100
New Haven City 3)tfs, " 1907 95
New Haven Town SVs 98J4"
New Haven Town P. P. Issue 1939 95
New Haven School 4s 1901 102
S. N. E. Telephone 5s 1908 100
Swift & Co. fe 1910 101
102
102tf
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Consolidated Mortgage 5 p. ct. Bonds
(Due April 1, 1919),
AMD THE
Collateral Trust 5 per cent. Bonds
(Due Sept. 1, 1919),
OF TH - , . . ,
Orep fcl Liofl IJtali
il
Default has been made In tbe payment of
the Interest due April 1, 1804, of tbe consoli
dated mortgage hi ntfa and In the payment of
the interest due arch 1, 1894, of the eollateral
trust bonds of the Oregon Short Line & Utah
Northern Railway Co. Tbe underai(ioad have
consented to act as committee toprotectthe
Interests of your bonds and to tako whatever
steps may be neoearary under the otsoum
stanoea. , '
An agreement has been prepared', In accord
ance with the terms of which vou arenatrttri nn
deposit your bonds at the otHoe of either ths
Amuutaa Ulan tt TUST COM.FA Y
IN BOSTON or the NEW YORK GUAR
ANTY & ItrbBIHNITY COMPANY UXKIV
YORK, and copies of tbe agreement may he
vukuucu av ntjjn-ujaw. negoaaoiewerijii
cates will be Issued for all bonds deposited,
and application will at once be made to have
them listed by the New York Stock Exchange.
Messrs. P. A. L. VAN OGTROP (Chair
man), KOKLVINK, BROEK1WAN, R. VAK
KKKS, RAHUSEN, BERLAGR, and BOOK
HAKTS1NCK, or Amsterdam, Holland, have
oonsanted to act as s committee to represent
iuv t-uuniiwiiuM morwiuje buo ooiiaterai crust
bonds held there, sni Intend to work In har
mony with the undersigned, and it Is tbe pur-
ose of the underelgnel oommittee to. act in
armony with the general r orgapnatlon
committee in carrying out any scheme which
will promote your interests. , -
It is believed to be desirable that you should
be represented by an Independent eom mlttee
In tie negotiations for a reorganization of
the system.- - ... .
. ENDICOTT PEABODY, rhalrmam,
(PraaMent American Loan Trust Co.,
Boston.) -
T.O.OAKHAN, ' -
(President Hew York Guaranty ft Indem
nity Co., New York.)
W. 8. FITZ, Boston. .
GEORGE C. LEE, ; . - i
(Of Higrginsoa Co. Boston.)
HOWLAIWDAYIg, Sew York.
K.W.JORDAN, Secretary.
Excnar v Building, State 8VaWoit?5 9ay our awiaand are glad to find
MOOKFlELu STORSYTbranseT - - 1 J Mere thej- Innr otmfllence in. W
Ezohanara Buttdlns-. BMtAt 8osCaa
J-tnltctal,
Stocks for Sale.
20 ill Swift fc Co. stock.
SO lis New Haven Water Co.
(old)
sUHik.
10 shs N. Y., N. II . It llfd. RR. Co.
The Chas. W. Scranton Co.,
U CENTER STREET.
Security Insurance Co.
OF NEW HAVli.N.
OrriOK 8T CENTER sTItKKT.
Cash Assets January U '04, a.lue.SlS.07.
DiaacToit4
Cornelius Plorpont,
A.C.Wilcox,
Joel A. Sperry.
Chas. 8. Lete,
Jan. U. Dwell,
H. Mason,
E. 0. Htoddard,
0. a. .iliTWIll,
I..I... W al.lL-
wm. n. Iyer,
T. Attwatur llunim
CHA9.B. LUETB, II. MASON.
President. Himretary.
J.D.DKWF.LU : II. C. FULLER.
Vleo President. Aas't. Secretary,
Jaleod
VERMILYE & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers.
Dealers in Investment Securities.
16 and 18 NASSAU STREET,
New Yorls. Oity.
FOR JULY INVESTMENT.
New Haven Street Railway Company
20 Years 5 per cent. Gold Bonds.
The Company's system Includes
The Stutc Street Koud,
The Whitney Avenue Road,
The Morris Cove Koud,
The Lake Snltoiistall Koad, and the
Lombard and Ferry Streets Milcaare
in Fair Haven.
These bonds uro first mortirairo Hen. and it
can be demount ratod to the most conservative
investor that tliev are mnonir the soundeHt. ne.
curitlce ever offered In this market,
.Trice on application.
CLARENCE E. THOMPSON,
Je2812t 102 Orange street, Room 12.
nrrv burglary, fire,
UlN FORGERIES,
BT HIRING A SAFE IN THE VAULT OF
Mercantile Safe Deposit Co.
Annual rental of safe, from FIVE to SIXTY
DOLLARS. Absolute Security for Bonds,
Stooks, Wills, Bullion, Pluto, Jewelry, Precious
ncones, ana an eviaences 01 values. Access to
vault through the banking room of the ME-
UHAMIUB UArk., -
7)8 CHURCH, COR. CENTER STREET.
Coupon rooms for convenience of imtrnns
AU persons Interested are cordially invited to
nspect the company s premises. Open from
v a. 111. to op. m.
Thomas R. TiiownBiDOE, President,
Oliver S. Whit, Vice President,
Chas. H. TBOWBkiDas, Sec. and Treas.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
86 sh Merchants' Natioasl Bank stock,
siah a. N. E. Telephone Co. stock.
10 sh New Haven Water Co. stock.
25 sh Bridgeport Electrlo Light 00. stock.
26 ih Boston Kleotric Light Co. stock.
$5,000 Swift Co. 6 per cent, bonds.
$5,000 S. N. E. Tel. Oo. 6 per osaC debentures
New Haven Water Co. Rights Bought
and Sold.
H. C. WARREN & CO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
National Tradesmen's Bank,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.,
Draws Bills of Exchange
r. .ok
Aplance Bank (Limited), London,
Provincial Bank of Ireland, Dublin,
Union Bank of Scotland,
Credit Lyonnais, Paris,
And on all the Principal Cities of Europe.
Issues Clronlar Letters of Credit Available
. Throughout Europe.
GKO. A. BUTLER, President.
WM.T FIELDS, Cashier.
': , BAXKER8 AMD BROKERS,
No. 46 Broadway, New York,
15 Center -Street, New Haven.
Members K T. Stock Exchange, Produoe Ex-
cuaajfe auu vuiuasru ouaru j.Taue.
C. B. BOLMER,
- , Manager New Haven Branoh.
All Classes of Railway Stocks and Bonds
also Grain, Provisions and Cotton, Bought
and gold on Commission.
Connected by Private Wire with Mew York,
Boston and Chioag-0.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
A SPECIALTY.
SECURITIES FOR SALE.
IT shs Merchants' Nat. Bank stock.
$D aha Southern M. E. Tel. stock. .
35 shs N. Y., N. H. k H. B&.stock.
5 shs Mew York ft New Jersey TeL stock.
20 ahs V. 8. Rubber Prefd stork.
2S shs American Bank Mote stock.
$2,090 Middlesex Banking Co. f p. a. bonds.
$5,000 N. Y N. H. ft H. RR. 4 p. c. debent's.
$5,000 City of Passaic, N. J I per ct. bonds.
31. B. NEWTON & CO.,
'- 1 86 Orange Street.
878 State street, near Edwards.
The Beat Quality of Tea, ud Coffee 1
uur specialty. .. -Mew
customers express their delight with
a
We
iiuuiuiy laruetw w iwss mam see.
Eight of our companies
rank among the fourteen
largest doing business in
Connecticut. No other
agency has more than two
of these first fourteen.
NjrtD's Insnrance Ageacy,
70 Church Street.
M1L
SECURITIES FOR SALE.
W shs N. Y.. N. H. ft H. KK. Co.
SO shs Rome, Watcrtown ft Ogdensburgh
RR., guaranteed 5 per ot. by N. Y. Cuntral RR.
60 sbs Chi. Juno, ft Stock Yards prof.
10 shs Second National Bank,
lOihs Boston Elect la Light
100 hi Portland Electric Light.
SOalis Peck Stow ft Wilcox Co.
SO shs Merlden Britannia Co.
$5,000 N. Y. Cent, ft Uudson Hit. 1st 7s.
$6,000 Old Colony KR. 4s of 1051.
KIMBERLY, BOOT & DAY.
gjectirsions.
EXCURSION SEASON 1894.
STEAMER MARGARET,
Capt. John Fitzgerald,
Connects with steam launch "Penuot" at PIoo
Park to and from Short Beach. Exour
slon OOo, and single way !10c
- -fT. Leave Belle Dock 9:46 a. m., 1:30
sPfi TiClBLp, ui. 4:30 p. m.
Leave Brantord Point 11:00a. m., 2:46 p.m.,
6:46 p. in.
Lunve Pico park (Double Beach) 11:15 a. m
3 p. 111., 6 p. in.
SUNDAY:
Leave Belle Dock 10:16 a. m 2:16 p. m.
Leave Brnnford Point 12:15 p. in.. 6:45 p. m.
Leave Pico Park 12:30 n. m.. :00 n. m.
Special rates for societies and Sunday schools.
Appiy to
JOHN W. CARTER, M'gr.
Peck & Bishop, Ag'U, 702 Chapel st.
Attractive Vacation Season.
$9-4 days visit, all expenses paid $9
AT SARATOGA SPRINGS,
The Hummer Fairyland.
DATES Mondavs. Julv 10. 'X. 30 : Auarust
6. 13, 20, 1!T : by special train service N. YT, N.
H. i H. Bit., leaving New Haven depot at
0:40 a. m. Pail attractions include Mineral
Springs, Orchestral Concerts, Parks, Lakes.
Pullman electric oar, 16 mile ride, Pompela
and many fascinating details.
Three Iaysv Tour, personally conducted,
to Block Island, mt and V8. Leaving New
Haven depot 7:60 a. m. July 14, :J1, SS, by Hy
gela & Recreation Tourist Co.
For further Information call on
PECK & BISHOP,
jy!2tf General agents, 702 Chapel street.
Finest
Day
Resort
on
Long
Island
Sound.
THE STEAMER
JOHN H. STAREST,
CAPTAIN McALlSTER,
Will commence her regular trips to this beau
tiful Island Thursday, July 6, continuing
Every Tuesday and Thursday
During the Season. Leaving New Haven from
foot of Brown street at H:80 a. m. sharp, and
Glen Island at 4 p. m., giving one-haluiour
longer on tne island tiian previous seasons.
Tbe attractions at the Island are well known,
but we will mention those superior dinners.
Glen Island Clambakes. Little Germnnv. Beat
ing, Bathing, Daily Concerts at the Grand Pa
vilion, ana moor attractions tnat go to mase
up a nrst-olass pleasure resort.
Fare, round trip, 75c; ohlldren between ages
6 and 12, 40a; one way, 60c. Special rates to
parties of 100 and over. Music for dancing- on
boat. No llauor allowed on tbe boat, which
is u sufficient guarantee that ladies and chil
dren need not rear molestation.
C.H.FISHER,
Jyatf Agent.
Hotels.
HERRMANN'S CAFE,
Grove Street. SAVIN ROCK.
"CHOICEST brands of Wines, Liquors and
V , ugars, oonaranuy on nana.
Herrmann's celebrated "Mononol Laser" In
bottles and on draught, '
uiaies -auors second noqr.
JULIUS HERRMANN,
Late of Turn Hall, Now Haven,
Jc268m - Proprietor.
Hotel Monopole,
(European Plan.)
14 and $ Church Street.
AFE and Ladies' Restaurant connected
with hotel. SSVHOT LUNCH served In
,fe. JelO
IMPROVEMENTS AND ALTERATIONS
Made during the dull summer months
bavemado
f&f NEW HAVEN HOUSE ,
EiaVuMore comfortable than ever for both
permanent ortranslentguosta. Traveling men
are shown especial attention,
sll SBTH B. MOSELEY.
CURNEN'S CAFE,
Railroad Grove, Savin Rock,
HAB risen tilt a phoenix from its ashes.
Thoroughly renovated and repaired.
Pleasantest plane on the shore. Full line of
choicest brands of. .Wines, Liquors, Lager
Beer and Cigars, always on band.
; MJOHABLCrtNBN,
3y4 lm ' , Proprietor.
THIMBLE ISLAND HOUSE.
taOs 8teamer Sunthine
rl Twice Daily
J to Pot Rock Island.
SUPERIOR BBOHE DTNNBM
Send for Term for BoardPrices Reduced.
Jeff to sal WHHAM H. BARNES.
THE CLARENDON HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. T.
- i Tb Is elegant -and leading bote! on
Broadway, opposite Congress Park, trill
FTl hy open the twi of June for the season.
1 " wl ws iwuu iw;iu u. 1-11 ret,
streets. Cuisine fautUess. Celebrated orohea.
tra, era., etc. nDfagrements can be made In
suYauwjgriBF
BEERS', P
speciQea wiie mi
Teiraaaiaaht,
Mendel
&
Freedman
Thursday
As tiauul our Krent Burgalu Day
Ki'oiinl Hri'iiker this tlnio. A July
ClouriiiK Halo in one day. Gooila will
be sulil nt such oil nuornions saorllloe to
do a week's liiixliieM lu one day. Hero
uro prices ni-ver to be forgotten for
Tliitf'sfluy stilus.
Mou's I'liluiindrlod Shirts, good cot
ton, llneii boitoin, double bnok and front,
a fiOc shirt, Tliiiriluy at 25o.
Boys' L'niuunilriedSblrts, double bark
ami front, lini-u liusniu, Thursday nt 25c.
Hoys' UurniT PiTcalo Wulst, plnllvd
front and bark, ull pretty paUorns,
worth 80), Thursility price 15c.
Men's seamless Cotton Sox, 12o qual
ity, nt Oo.
Hermsdorf dye fust black Seamless
Sox, ii.io qimllty 10c.
Genuine Shttwknlt Sox, Thursday ISo,
811k embroidered Web Suspenders, 25o
quullty nt He.
Fine Cheviot Outing Shirts, 50o qual
ity ut 25o,
Negligee Shirts, Inttudrled collar and
ouffs, sold at (1.00, Thursday price 49o,
Sale of Wrappers.
Ladles' Wrappers, made of Garner
Cainbrio, in medium stripes and figures,
with Wateau buck and leu of mutton
sleeves, cost to make 75o, Thursday 83c.
Ladies' flue Irish Lawn Tea Gowns,
trimmed with double ruflle over shoul
der and Wateau back, made to sell at
2.00, Thursday price 08c.
Snle of Shirtwaist.
All our Ladies' Shirtwaists sold at SOc,
80o and 75c, Thursday at 25o.
Fine Percale Shirtwaists, extra wide
leg of mutton sleeves, lttraie ruffle over
shoulder, sold at $1, Thursday price 49o
All silk Windsor Tics, 25c quality, llo.
Fine Silk Belts, with silver buckles,
39(i kind at 25c.
Leather Beits, all our 25c quality llo.
Sale of Parasols.
All our Purusols in stock to be sacri
ficed at any price. All our (1.25 Para
sols at 50c; all our (2.00 Parasols at 75c;
all our (2.50 Paranoia at (1.00.
Corsets and Muslin Undergarments.
The odds and ends from one of the
largest undergarment manufacturers on
sale Thursday. Come early in the day
and secure them.
Ladies' Drawers, made of fine cotton,
leep hem and tucks, at 15c, The ma
terial in them cost 28c,
Plain Corset Covers, perfect fitting.
no trimming, Thursday at 8o.
Luce Gowns at 59c.
Made of Lonsdale Cambric, 6 rows of
Valenciennes Lace and Edging, cost to
make (1.00, for Thursday's sale 59c,
Gowns at SOc.
Made of Fruit of the Loom Cotton,
high sleeves, 68 in. long, Hubbard back,
46 fine tucks, standing and turnover
collars ; cloth alone in this garment
worth 63c, Thursday price 60o.
Gowns at 73c.
Here are all of the (1 gurments,made
of the best cotton and trimmed in latest
style, with large ruffle, turnover collar,
Thursday only at 75c,
Infants Wear.
Infants' knit Jersey ribbed Shirts
buttoned all the way in front, sizes 2,
3, 4, all at 7c.
Hamburg trimmed white dresses 25o,
Corset Sale.
R. & C. Ventilated Summer Corsets,
usual price (1, Thursday at SOc.
F. P. and Loomer's Cutaway Corsets
at 50c.
Every lady knows the prloe of these
popular corsets, which is (1. They can
be bought for 50c next Thursday at our
store at all hours.
The Normal Corset at 60c.
It is the finest (1.25 Corset ever of
fered, elegant styles, long waiated ;
gives satisfaction every time ; it is tbe
only corset made with the patent ashes
tos lined clasp, absolutely impervious to
moisture or perspiration; Thursday 09o.
Thursday Sale of Gloves.
Come early iu tbe day to secure some
of the great bargains ou glove counter.
AU our 25o real Lisle Gloves at I4o.
Pure Silk Mits, 25c quality, at llo.
Fine Silk Taffeta Gloves, 80o quality;
Thursday prloe 19o.
Bargains on Hosiery Counter.
At 7c, at 7c, at 7o Ladies' and Chil
dren's fast-black ribbed Hose, all sizes,
value zoc; Thursday at an Hours, 7c.
Ladies' fine seamless cotton Hose, fast
mack, value zc; mursaay at llo,
35o Ladies' Vest at 10c. -50o
Ladies' Lisle Vest at 19o. .
Dress Linings and Notions.
Thursday sale of Dress Linings and
Notions These prices only for one day
rnursaay.
Coats' Spool Cotton, black and white.
an numbers, at sc.
King's 200 yds machine Cotton t lo
King's large 600 yds spool Cotton,
every spool warranted 500 yds, at 8o.
Good spool Silk, 100 yds on a spool, 3c.
Seamless Stockenet- Shields, 5n, SOc doz.
Pure rubber-lined Dress Shields. 16o
quality, at 7c.
Kuglisb pins, best quality, 2c paper.
Mllward's best Needles, 2o paper.
Taffeta Silk Ribbons, best quality, 8o
piece.
Fanoy Silk Belting 5o yd.
De Long Hook and Eyes at Oo oard.
lOo Hair-curlers at 8o.
Leather Purses at 6o.
Leather Pocketbooks at 15o.
Large bottles Witch Hozel at 10c.
8-oz Cakes Anchor Bath Soap, worth
16c, Thursday at 8c.
Pint bottles Bay Rum at J0u.
12-oz bottles Triple Extract, worth
00c, Thursday at 26o.
Blue Seal Vaseline at So.
Fine Tooth Brushes, 20c quality, So.
Heavy Rubber Combs, So.
Large Hair Brushes, 40o quality, 19o.
Best soft Cambrics, lengths of S to 6
yds, at 2 l-2c a yd.
Gilbert's fanoy figured Slllsla, Waist
Lining, 20o qualty, at 8o a yd.
Fine Percale Waist Lining, upo quau
ty, at 8o yd.
Gilbert's Twilled Blllila, zoo quality.
t 8o yd.
Lining Faoing, l8o quality, in lengti
of 1 to 2 yds, 8o a yd.
772 Chtpo! Street
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