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WASHINGTON.
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tee on Accounts making pay Of John Bailey the As
Of the Jourrli Clerk " '''N'
rHn khtr"r1s IN TIE ATTORNEY GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
Ihe srKANhR presented letter from the Attorney Gen
'era transmitting list of his clerks &c In compl ance
with the House resolution of The 7th of May.
PETITIONS.
MT MowAEAD (rep) OF Pa, presented the petition OF
.ohs oI Aneshany county Pa, praying for the esab-
1shment OF bureau of education and that provision be
made for the education of ALL
Mr. HrLDuED, lrep.) of N Y presented two petitions
rom number Of flax growers in St. Lawrence county
N r. praying that duty OF ATTY per cent ad valor IN
may oe levied on imported flax
MT j. l. THOMAS, trep OF Md, presented the petition
OF citizens OF Baltimore Nd, engaged In the manuac
re OF glassware praying for an increased duty on i'm
Mr. coskuse, Uep) of \. r, presented the petition
sage Of laws regulating inter State insurance. and they
were all appropriately referred.
The House at half past four took till half past
seven. when The consideration Of the Tax bill Is to be
resumed.
EVENING SESSION.
Tho Houe reassembed at half.past seven o'clock,
won't into Committee OF the Whole the state of the
Union, Mr. washburnc of M in the chair, and resumed
tho consideration Of tho fax BILL commencing at the
seventh scc7isn which refers to the regulations
sessing and collecting the tax cotton.
Several verbal amendments were made and instead of
the Imprisonment provided for the crime of perjury
relation to the tax the section was amended to
road, 'sba be subject punishment prescribed by
existing strsutes for that offence
TO section 9, relating to the matter no important
9mendmenrs made
Section contains a lar-e number of para 1raphs
amending In detail sections OF the existing Revenue act
Mr.. SrEvnSs called attention TO the immense power
reposed IN te assssors by act to impose fines and
penalties loraeged vlootions frauds and mentioned
some instances 10 Illustrate his idea He moved
amendment, to come in nj the end of the paragraph
amending rion fourteen OF the present law, providing
that in Leu o' the remedy wherever fraud
Is charged n0 exist Ia return when the party charged
shall deny the fraud and demand trial. procce lngs
shall be s'Hspendod and suit brought in the District
Court OF the United states cover the amount Of the
deficiency oor fraud and penalty.
Alter adorable discussion the amendment was
passed over tor the present.
About an nOur consumed in propositions in refer
ence TO the pubshng of notices by assessors.
In one OF she decisions taken quorum did not vote,
and there consequently had be n call of the House.
One hundrcst and four members, eleven more than
quorum answered TO their names, and the consideration
OF the bill WINS resumed
The paragraph amending section twenty-five OF the
existing act regulates the salary and fees OF
sors This gave rise to variety Of propositions, but
important changes made
At ten ocback the committee, after having disposed
Of sixteen pages nf the bill, arose. and the House adj
iourned.
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The Connecticut senmtorship.


CArCTS OF the EEPt HIiCAN hENEfEs OF THE
LEGfsLArugg -SoAINATIos oF o. 4. FERRY ToR
THE sENATORsufP.
NV HAYES, May o is65
The republican caucus held here n nght for the pur
pogc nominating United States Senator In place ~
Mr Foster well attended, and strong fe ling
exhibited by all partics. Speeches were made, and
debate cnsuod, whom Informal ballot was had with
the following result Senator FOSTER sj Governor
Buckingham, IS; %. = Ferry. g-necessary 10 a cbocs
sevcnty.thrce.
Two other ballots taken with but slight differ
cuce An aiirmp; 70 adjourn I'll 10 morrow night
made but failed
ON The seventh balo, Affairs completely changed
an Tho Buck nghsfn having gone over 90 Ferry for
The pnrpose Of defeating Foster The stOod fol.
loo Whole number " votes casi, lij ~ which % \
Ferry rcceiy ed 20 Senator FOSTER ~. MI Ferry vas
then uuaufuOuKly chosen
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Tn. Co,umb,. co,,.g. Law school.

Yesterday the seventh regular examination o. the
senior class OF this law school for the degree OF tie Bach
elor Of Laws and for the adu-son 10 the bar
menccd al the institute, iR No 81 lafayette place.
About sixty ono students Of the class OF 'a5i we're
examined municipal laws aud the laws OF contracts
and several of tho sfudAn,s passed fine examination
who no doubt win dsnnguish themselves In the pra =
tice Of their profession. Tho examination conducted
by Professor Dwight, In the presence Of committee Of
the Trustees OF the Institution composed of Mcssrs
Samuel n. Rugges, George r. Strong, Dr Fran
cis ILeocr GouvcrDenr VI. ogden and was
continued from two O'Clock the afternoon until nyc
O'Clock aod during the evcninr. commsncing eight
O'Clock The cram nation Of this class viii be contn ed
to-day and to morrow. Tomorrow the examination
will be ON rcAl estate, and FRIDAY on pfadng prne
tice eviden<e and equity The commencement ls TO
take place Wednesday the 18th inst, Al the hal OF
che aistotcnl Society and the bachclonan sermon wil
be preached by the Rev Dr. Morgan DIN a. lnniiy
chapel on n.ssday next Turing the examination Fea
serdav Of members OF the bar aud TIE a. NM
Of the lao school attended.
The Law iib~ary II the institution contains compete
series a tbs reports and statutes Of the United state
end Of the OF New York. with the most valuable
of ho9e AZ a<her states full series of English reports
from the yssres books 70 the present time WITH se'era
editions ~ EnglNh statute and the principal treat -
on American nspf English lav. II embraces many edi.
tons Of bpdy Of the civil law and the reat-es oi
eminent cpususentatorv upon with many works o IN.
terest In G~vnAan, French, Italian Scotch and other
Foreign law
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dysr~Tfi@ who res0rts " HipEKESE f-rsssrs 20. o.,
Strength and sffftB His fellau surrfrf w. f
ssgrsns bic ne he 100 ro s1usl Anf ~hTf -ia
py teuse ~ usu iistsns T. snf frfss afr
p~sehahs testimony White ss o,ssr fnsely fsygiss t
ant nvs. sistn~-- tsft1s~ sns d~~sY -fi ~ Al lflg
ssts 81 p<r bofI- Depot . Dey street =. Y
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The Press Correspondence.

FoRrRE-s MONROE, May !, 1866.
OK Dr. Cooper the Post Surgeon Of the Foriress-whose
medical advice and assistance have had very beneficial
effect on the health Of Mr. pavisand indeed OF all the
officers OF the gsnsonMrs Davis speaks in the highest
terms has expressed herself extremely grateful for
their courcscs and KIND feeNsg towards her husband
under such trying circumstances.
some OF the lady friends Of Mrs. Davis residing IN
Baltimore making various articles A. presents
which will be shortly forwarded here for her during
her solourn ia the Fortress
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The sheep Esh,s,,,o. 81, Rochester.

Tho sheep erhhiilOn H grand Fueroes eFcrUing "a
the number aud quality ~ igk sbythng before
wltncsa 81 n %" United States TIE att ndtnrn from
abroad ls large and the weather nGe Tho number %
entries this morning vas l6s
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Ng~ onLEish, May p lSN
Tie comments IN private circle. sewers sh.r-
dams report 10 the Reconstruction Committee aud ~
said that The charge ~ guarcisofnencs H. rdiul0ua
Northern capital u Invited aud not troubled
TcKas sdsire- represent that The cotton crop s large
Cotton Sales to-day, 900 hales ai sic. 81 Tor mid
ding uTiaBds. iptz 257 bales sugar ard nolasses
nominal Gold 100 Sterling exchange isO. Freight.
unchanged
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Mh.r. nlra. w,h n.,n.n. r,nu.r.

wing their ihrouxh te ~ Hfsrl Erps ft~
frnrfsnt nowes that dunss the d. q Heaven 10
e TROPICS to intsl@ - rsrfuf~ h0~sF-r far
hai~ in AZ ~ fr~shess ffua riAIDN hONH sIirarf
of thr MIGHT nIsDOnfSg CEHKtkH
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The Case Of r. q. y. smith.
BosroS. Nav o. 1896

In the case Of the Common wealth w. y. o smith.
convicted of subornaton Of perjury, the verdict has
been aside and trial granted on condition that
the defendants counsel agrees In writing 20 allow the
testimony of the principal government wines neceased
since the verdict 10 BE- used VA a future trial.
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wooo's rutsrnr The engagement OF the Worrell
Sssers NJ M George Woods theatre which has already
acquircd the sppeiasion Of 'fhe family rcsor, Of the
city" has mus FAR been successful The houses are
good and ths performances satisfactory, the sisters
having nss fair hit and been taken into general favor
fe-n'ghs change occurs in the programme. Crossing
the Linz vn ne given, Misses Irene and Jennie
Worrril In 9propriats roiu giving their double clog
eance 'fhc Elves" concludes the entertainment the
npae and dnnsuss having been changed materially for
the bctssx rlnsre was full house yesterday after.
eosa's mstw miss Adsh iaars Ncntcu being included
IN Ne saeEnc. which sS largely eomposed of ladies'
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violation OF the R.v.n.. Law.

ftFff ltr, We Nay ?. lFfS.
Tho schooner sarah Bsrnre s@'zed fev wcekH slnc~
for violating tho revenue laws has ben appraad-tha
for 81 200 and the cargo for o. 90 The nor
has gwen bonds and tho vesse has bcen gisen ~ 10
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End Of tho Ropcwnlk Strike in Will
liamsbWrR.

The male and female aborers in the Eastern District
ropewalks, wko have been strike for about fort
night for a reduction Of time in their days work. became
discouraged yesterday and cyed in The majority of
them asked their former bosses for work tho old sys-
tcm-namely from daylight tll Oakland they
nearly all taken back AGAIN. Some OF the gs however
refused TO engage themselves to work ten hours
day saying that rather than do thoy would prefer
get married.
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lrrne.is s,sotos a. r-4st af<runs~s f.snts IN saas
in~gr.bls Ians f.sa. @BgOwsa BEOSCHfAi Tao
Cfiga sirsplr fspsedy, ana wu sIoos. intarstiy
give lu-ssfiats relief
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Afesr One Trial


Lives u~rs . ~itN 1ssf
Nho - hfnls<lf fsf. ssHf
Tbs sOLAH vfsg CUr ctfgwfso rDsAcco ns
4~i<<.us srissi~ sssr ~ sssvsf Ns rsesa
Boss q co a ytkcfs/ sOfAH sse.fssss'sd A. "a
w. rssh Cny re.s~s Nws< ~ ss1 ~ fIiss ssssA
fss sell evtfrvk<s@
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rnina,ing .h. Ant ssd vsrfnih sns yr.<<ryirs rars
and rioshirs ansfhs rt@ ariflnsi xenslas
ssn-a y Lyon an othsra ibitsuSas Tass ~ ter
lns.-t re-s., bgi Lyyus seAi ~ all sfu.su sss -
EARSEs q co. y Para
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MIS- ppsn tatch eufi. thsm ~ - A. -, ~ 49,
remains ~ r~rmsnsnt snet rfy u. anf s.s-p - Iraos
sold By al is. drsgssi.'
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All Prtxe. Dashed ia LN'gsi Lottories.-
cLurR. Br. ssr i7s broadway
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A c,,sh. cola ar so,. Throat. R..-,r.

A--A.-Dv. .Langworthy'. Ss~ Prs~f"m
cure. HILsB0Lbr =, sgs Broadway.
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Abr. Gwtmaas's marble Baths,
TURKISH AsD RUSSIAN BATHS
= tsst rSuft STREET Brsaf-Ar.


cOATisDE rpOrrEsfru. CLOTHS bsD DvgssfsH
e sf.,. " nls sisl y,nslssssn u.n -. lny.ss teen
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Nv E.,iuu the ..Euyp,i.n Lotss>y" Ten

Address.-Poi,ak IL SON. NHecrsohsa@
Manufacturer, 90, Broadvay Fourth succs TPes
cut order. BODIED and repaired.
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mvorX we eghs no r system II was favored ~he'e-
ever tXs named, except bv those VINO were NOT M-
tnated Nv principles OF humanity. ruey were uue
W thems.vW 'hey would WI ms from tho'r emt'oyeiS
The eight iVur syst m Tor which they wero conendns
Alter sotne r.marks rom hr Thomss. o' 'he .ankets
society 70 vinlion was adopted declaring the 'hten-
tfon o. the strNcn 70 proclaim through ne honest por
Won oil the PeN' uer determination ~ support tue
ca 30 thoy hal aSopted aud recommending 70 the en-
poyefs tho same veracy Of statement which the 'oo
me hanics or the c,V were now pursuing
The meeting thon ufJ0urncd
TO THE ND wox or rur uyxAth
" IN" ""
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ChOl

Batche'or's hair Dyc.-Thc Rest I'm tho
world the only perfect bye. iAfmlrs reliable tsatz
Factory ~ barclay streea
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All Linen shfrtS. % rs; sea Island
shT,s, g Linen ooilsr' 81 No. r'' ''" '''''N A'-
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Howe sewing MachiWr Company
ELIAS HOWE, Jr., President, No ozo Broadway Assss
wanted.
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On ntt.-The "Snow FLAKE" IL the
Hat of the for children r,ssc. and Ases
This patent fabric be had only GEsiSs SIS bsosA
way. Price -.
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Royal Havana Iottcry.-prtres Paid
In gold Information furnished The highest rates paid FOR
doubloons and all snds ~ gold aui .vrF
TAYLOR Co. Hanker 10 Wall -tfe~t, N. T.
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Opening OF the Amateur Boat Club Sea-

Our smateur boat clubs wide awake and making
ready boats and apparatus in anticipation of grand
opening day. The old Ataanta Club having invited the
che operation of her organizations Of New York
and vicinity In opening day the Columbia, Atlantic
and waverley clubs accordingly Joined her In appointing
for such occasion Wednesday the 18th inst These clubs
have individually celebrated the opening OF their boating
seasons until lat when the members OF the Alta
lanta and Columbia clubs united in the festivities The
result OF their action satisfactory that they de-
tormined to prove the truth OF the old saying, 'thc
the mcrrer," and join hands with their fellow
oarsmen.
These opening days are looked to with much inter
est by the clubs themseves rs indicating tho proba-
bic strength Of each body during the ensuing season,
and showing the effects Of their labos during the winter
The clubs given each other rendezvous In the Cave
od the Eiysiaa Fields at ten o'clock A. on WedDes-
day next and will then proceed up the Hudson IN squad
ron landing at all the pleasant places on the river,
and stopping at Gutenberg for dinner in the afternoon
They will the city towards dusk Such sccne
rs this has seldom been witnessed in water, and
Is doubtful whether many OF The dcnzens Of the mero
oils OF the existence OF such health crcaiing
organization boat clubs In their yaws nautical
regAia mannng their fast boats, the array VI or amc
teur blue jackets viii present pleasing cup dEH
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WORM LozHNGRs, contain no form Of ncrcuv 70
which many remedies acr efficacy. Thc irrTsdi
cnis well calculated purposes tboy ars hton<a
70 accomplish having uscd with success b, s~'"e~
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Hilrs Hair Dye, 30 Csots-Bisck
Brown instantaneous Rest Cheapest bcpol 10 Joha
Sold by all druggists.
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Florence Lock stitch s.wiWg Me-
chines-p-s, In the world FLORENCE SEWING MA
CHISE COMPANY, SDS ~ toshwsy.
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Fashtons.-'.Snow Flakes" tho Dssu-
grnced the heads Of children aud youGg
ladies. at GENiN's. SIS BrosiwAy rrioo ~
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snow Flakes !-The Nest nswitrht~V
spring Hats for young ns.es brought out At DEsIsE
5l3 Broai~ay. Price only -
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uyaons "Chos.es became nuthng but worth-A '"sierA
n he had given them PNNEr'S orouA r~rfu e ~ ths
.ms flower they would have become SIN
elegant gentlemen and thr'i wives, ladies'. WHiTnAAN
LovEJOY sole Agents.. az Barclay street 4,
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NEW YORK pIsISFEcrASr CoxrAsr.
PREPARED ny Tar

II IA pro~ssary for safety public s-ne sa<,
powerful and certain danfecianis shodi b, ur IN al
roos CUTTERS and wherever the f,t ofen.se sn-s
AZ se,er Of cholera aprcrrt
oy %ns :. ,pss, ,nd ysh9a % r S ~.
LyTRY HOUSE SHOULD HAVE DIR. 1ooEr,nKrs
Tysnyy ROOM ogeuI T? n.ys ~ sH%p, It ORR
HyrRY sTAB,r SHOULD ~ cLgANsED WIN n.
sTnr!,hSsilirs n!,AHs Ys axe Mrs Win CAREY
KEErisg AWAY riBsE DREADFUL DiAkAsas by
''''" pr. 'c;ouprARRrs nrsrsrHcrAnrs
Il !. nov sslar nsed Gy ,he sAsIrAnY rol,GE .ns
- ls 1is,rp ~ rne hoard or EpucArIoy IN ArI.
ir & IIsED ~ TiiE BOARD or oHARTrrEs ASB
Il Is being used by mo.,o, So, soes steamships.
POWELL a riioMh9h'
AGENT. unnea si4iea and cl"'d.s
For sne hy all drugg. general deaera In the United
States and Ctnadas
Choicra.-Cnswcii.M Mack ~ Co.'S Home
Remedies tho result of extensive Inquiry and oouosa
MIA pny i,s h ,ns a ,6c ,,,sn a,.es and p1s
np,a y, hni., cASwRiy uAGE a co under p4ftA
Avenue Hotel
Crtstndoro's Hair Dy~-The Hest ever
msnnaclured Wholesale aud retail aao applied at S'S
Astor House
Eureka.-White tho Halter. Late UndCv
Barnums Museum 10 now AT so Canal street.
Eashtons.-"Snow Flakes" tho Dssu-
& s at INK Tr'i Us slo.r ss sS' rss s''' ''
Fior.mc. Lock s,,eh saving Ma
hi; cniSE COZ coMrasY ~ SIS p n'o.Aw.y ''''''' '''''''
nm. Hair Dye, % Cs",.-nisek or
Brown instantaneous. Hest Cheapest Dcpos - JoAa
street. Sold by all drugss,s
Howe Sewing Machin- Company
ELIAS HOWE, Jr, President, No co broadway Agents
On Dt.-The "snow Flake" .. the
prettest of children rssc. and IAses
This patent fabric be had only at oEsiSs SIS bsosA
way Price -
Royal Havana Lostery.-Prtres Paid
n gold. Information furnished The hshes, rates PAID fr
TAYLOR A CO. Bansers. 10 Wall -irs-s, NE
Ridge wood Di.imr-cs,ng Powder.
Cheaper and better th.n chloride of lins
DRUGGISTS hb@raiy drsh With.
Once 100 south street. New York
snow FIakoA !-The Most nswitrht~V
dis Broad~sy fhes only -
There L. No Mystery In shs Fact Thse
,he .iorrs of khoN hsief ~ ~ tu1n sirssi ,nd az
Bradway sr- eonsisn,y rfosie1 with 'n.bHprs iseps
Of W. nkr nirciaoe ~. -pag render Irec,i,
their cfo~drd condition.
The I'm proved Eiiipsie Hook Loo kssisess
sewing saehlne 4. u. SuFLEK. sH HrDad~aJ Arn,s b
The Union Batson Hole Nn~hiu~-sotA
eropsir.ie ~ tne SINGER MAhtfAcTrHih1 CON-
fASG, "a BrushNAy
wheeler ~ wu.on'- Lo-L such sewing
Machine and Bu,,onhois Na'hin" y" 60 Broahray
wigs. Toup.~s and ornamental Hair
ri,s, quality st nys snd lsif bJsins tlaes o' h"-a.
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CrtstndOrO's Hair Dy~-The Hest ever
manufactured wholcA,le and retail. aao applied, al No.
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TyrnUs AND TYi'no,

TYPhUs ASD TYrnO,D rEvERs
THEIR CAUSES CHEMICALLY DEsYVDYHp
by THE uSH or pistspTcTAsTs
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There = No Mysfsry
the KNOX. halter 81 lii fiipn sircst Ani ~
Brpadway constantly sied with rsOpls
where they auf te quality ard si.is
OF tho At introduced Tits -prug fenief " T-rferif re
sshe and only be- obtained a. thsse places hsnos
their croWdrd condition.
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EurLa.-White tho Halter. Late Unduv
Barnums Museum. 10 now AT so Canal street.
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Ridge wood Disiuf~cttng Powder.
cheaper and better than chloride of linz
Druggists librraliy dealt with.
Manufactured soleiy Ny the Harlem 'b"mcai WorhL
Once 100 south street New York
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Y A G HI IN G.

Regatta ea the Hudson River-The lone
Yacht Club Scrub Race-The Sailboat
Uncle Bea the Winner.
Tho lone Yacht Club nautical organization of recent
BIRTH but excellent prospects, held regatta ON the Hud
son river yesterday morning The scrub proposed
Was merely intended test Of the speed of the differ
snt saiboaA The property Of members Of the club and
oosd not therefore be regarded desperate contest
Sbr prize Of eonsidssnhas value
The sailed over was about twenty miles in
1ength the BONITA starting from the foot Of
street. North river, passing the Hudson and rounding
stakeboat stationed opposite Pleasant Valley then
turning and rounding second stakeboat nearly facing
1As starting point and again steering far Pleasant
Valley and hack.
mo foisssng saboats, owned by members Of the
Club, wereeedtoroA for the
me- Ions, ae3 fest sailboa sailed by Mr.. Mcwnney.
xhe Fir, n 10 feet inches boat sailed by Commo
no Uncse ben, q % feet boat, sailed by James A.
ms Lurin~ 10 feet inches salboat sailed by Peter
Thase skis we're accompanied on the race by the
Eawn, owned and manned by members OF the fawn
Tho prognme Of festivities announced that the start
would take Iiace at ten O'Clock punctualy but strict
odheronce 10 promises made not always being regarded
. indispensable, was not until after eleven o'clock
fhst the officers and OF the club tastefully attired
beiug somewhat better than that OF the ancient
asner-mAde their appearance on board their vessels
e judges having been previously despatched to their
Ysspective vese the referee Captain Coughtree gave
orders TO prepare for the contest
At fifteen minutes 10 twelve O'Clock the signal was
given and the boats started with good breeze amid the
cheers OF assembled crowd Thenceforward the move
msnts Of the csntending sks closely watched by
the friends OF the club on shore
The Flir passed tho upper siakeboat at IL "a the
Iurine at II 35 the lone at IL so and the Uncle Ben
at II 39k. They passed the second stakeboat as fol
lows s-Uncle Ben 463; lone so 53; Flirt, 223 and
che Lurlne at 224:4 On the second round the Flirt
carried away her b and the Lurlne swamped account
OF the high wind.
The Uncle Ben came in ahead OF the lone at twenty
minutes OF Ave O'Clock, and four minutes later the
second boat reached the pier the Fr and Lure being
completely distanced. The members OF the organization
and their friends subsequently returned their boat
house. there TO celebrate the successful termination Of
the 0rst regatta OF the
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The Improved Elliptic Hook Loe ksttsesa
Sewing Nashne A. ~. ruFLEE. aE brOad~ay. Axsnts