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The New York herald., 1869-06-09
FIRE IN PEARL STREET.
Loss About $4,000.

About eight O'Clock last evening destructive nre
occurred at No. 35s Pearl street. occupied by White
head & Brothers as paper box manufactory. The
fire occurred on the fourth floor OF the structure,
which ts Eve story brick. Messrs. Whitehead
Brothers are also the occupants OF the third foor
and sustained about $1,000 damage. The first door
and cellar is occupied by Francis A. Beggs dealer IN
metals who loses $500. The second floor is occupied
by T.. Bourne Co., printers, who sustain about
$1,000. -
35e occupied by Spooner, Brashus Co., manuac-
turers Of paper boxes, who also occupied tne inn
floor of Nos. ass and 800. The damage by water Is
estimated at $4,000. The first door OF No 800 are oc
cupted by A. Luson dealer In leather, who sustained
about 1900 The other floors OF the building Is occu-
pied by =: Hess paper box manufacturer. whose
Robert Morris, was damaged about 5000. AS the
occupants were absent the insurance could not be
ascertained. owing to the infammabe nature of the
contents the fire was with difficulty controlled by
the department, who worked with their usual energy
and system. The Fire Marshal and hls assistant,
officer Reinsch, early the ground investfga-
ting the circumstances attending the connagation.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
SHOCKING DISASTER Al LODI. n /.
Five Men Take Arsenic by nIistakc--Fcur of
Them Dead and the Other Not Expected to

Five Men Take Arsenic by nIistukc--Four of
Them Dead and the Other Not Expected to
Recover.
shocking occurrence OF involuntary suicide by
wholesale happened yeaterday at the print works
ut Lodi N. j. little hamlet situated on the banks
Of the Passaic river, about two miles from Passac
village, whereby four men came 10 their death and
nth was In O dying condition at five O'Clock last
evening IL seems these men, who were Hoanders.
employed In the Lodi PRINT Works. have been In the
habit OF concocting beverage composed OF water
mixed with q small quantity OF oil OF vitriol 20 which
was added drop or so OF alcohol to give II spirit
the workmen decided TO partake OF the usual stimu-
liant and entered the room where the chemicals are
kept for that purpose. IL so happened that the man
In charge OF the room, who usually supplied the
chief ingredients OF the hazardous decoction,
absent and accordingly the men essayed 10 help
themselves. Instead or taking the lar containing
the vtriol, however, they took the one next 70 IT,
OF arsenic In very concentrated form, and of which
they partook In about the same proportion they
ally did Of the vitriol. The consequence was IN o
short time oil were taken violently Sick with terri
BILE spasms and griplngs, and two OF them, named
Jacob Breesche and kohbertz, died In less than an
hour. Two others fingered until haf-past three
when their agonies were relieved by deaih and the
NTH, young man, was apparently dying last even
ing. All those that died were men OF family.
The occurrence has cast gloom over the whole
community, and there was considerable excitement
even Of Paterson, at which place the report was re-
ccived last night In q terribly exaggerated form.
The above are the main facts Of the case which
TO he hoped, will prove warning sufficient TO put
an end to such dangerous practice
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

AT this time the remaining yachts were consider
ably behind. The wind veered TO the northeast and,
full sails being the order OF the day. the competitors
went to work with q VIII. The feature OF the race,
so Tar, was evidently the contest between the Made
line, the Addie V. and the Gracle there being not
much over q stones throw between them prior TO
their tack for the stakeboat at the Horseshoe. 10
was q capital struggle and adroity managed. The
otner yachts were good distance behind, though
the schooner appeared to be doing well. Increasing
somewhat violence 1t was found necessary to take
IN sail; breakers began TO topic about ana angry
looking clouds yet far away bespoke o squall.
A few Of the smaller slo0ps did not complete the
course. and nearly all reeied considerably though
probably the curallng OF the might safely be
dispensed with. During this time the Gracie, which,
10y able management, had been rushing along beautl
fully now appeared TO the front ana bending 10 her
work I'm capital style continued TO get ahead stIll
followed by the Madeline aud Addie V. Meantime
the sadie had crept up nicely and was bidding fair
TO catch the first portion OF the feet. Closely io
loving was the Daphne, the Anna, Corning and
others, changing but little from the order In which
they started After an exciting struggle the yachts
passed the stakeboat OF the Horseshoe as under:-
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

The course was from Firth round the More ightship
and back TO Gravesend, and the prizes f1O0 for
the first vessel and ESQ for the second. The Muriel
Fiona and Menai set their balloon topsas the rest
working topsais, and all carried the first working
jibs. The yachts were allowed to hoist their main-
sails previous to starting Fiona. being to the north
ward. was soon away with good lead, followed by
the Murel and Sphinx, the volante fourth the Rose
bud ffth and the Menai and Condor bringing up the
rear. In this order they beat down the tide to
Gravesend, where the Muriel and sphinx passed to
leeward OF the Fiona, but only to be passed them
selves by the Condor, the Menai and Rosebud doing
battle for the last place. In Thames Haven the
Fiona passed to windward OF the fleet and took first
place, and held 1t all the way down to Southend,
where the course was cut short by signal to round
the steamer instead OF the More hghtshp, and this
WAS done following order
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

AccOfdlng 70 the decision OF the Judges Consisting
OF Messrs. Homans. Granuiss and Fowler, the fol.
lowing were declared the winners their respective
classes:-Gracie Commodore Voorhis) Hrst class
sloops; Alarm IT. W. Sheridan) second class soOps;
Cyrene Nv. II. Langley, third class sloops and Co.
quette wv. G. .Brett, fourth class soopS. No prize
was awarded the Mystic having competitor IN her
class While protest was entered against the Cyrene
on the ground that sne started before her class
Thus the regatta was brought to very successful
close The pleasure OF the exhibition was net little
enhanced by the band stationed at Fort Hamilton,
whlcc, with few officers and ladies, came on board
at The fort; and while there was many wet Jacket
IN the yachts struggling for fame the terpsichorean
propensites OF those board the steamer were not
neglected. In fne the Atlantic Yacht Club regatta
was In every respect worthy the strenuous cooper
alton OF the members, and reflected credit on the
organization. - "
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

In the run back all the yachts set their spankers,
the Condor hugglng the south shore on the lookout
for southerly puff and the rest running up to the
norhward and as far in shore possible In order
cheat the tide. The Condor was right In her judg-
ment, and as the wind veered to the south il In.
creased, and away she went with spanking breeze,
leaving all the rest becalmed the north or Essex
shore. or sOuthend the Cambria joined the racing
vessels, not as competitor but, merely specta-
tor The hands were all crowded forward, and 1t
was being ascertained. The Cambria's rudder ap-
peared to make deal OF back water, and altogether
she Is not going so well as she did last year. The
Eger1a schooner also Joined in the run back but
both vessels were left behind by the cutters
When just above the Chapman the Sphinx ran by
the Muriel, but no other change took place m the
order Of the vessels, and the winning post was
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

Of her competitors under somewhat din,cult
eircq~stancsa eaya n S,; Tns Mystic soc hsd done
when delay occurred In making for the buoy-a
delay that was subsequently made up for on the re-
upon the race. But few features characterized the
return home The Oracle led quickly, and gradually
Ions making all possible haste to overtake her. The
race nome was an excellent one even among the
Hook the wind changed to the northeast. and
the sauall which succeeded threatening TO
10 become more heavy every moment many OF the
Ior short period the Madeline and Addie " The
Gracie, however, held on and reefed as she went
along, thereby gaining nearly four miles after the
stakeooat at the bar buoy had been rounded. or
ine second class soops the Daphne and Sadie were
ID company almost the entire time During the
squall the Sadie was remarkably well handled. The
contest between those yachts on the lower stretch
was very interesting but was sadly marred by the
Addie being obliged to abandon Il in conseouence
OF coilisi0n with yacht near Fort Hamilton,
wnlcn threw her out Of her course. The yachts
foaf fnlln
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
The Proposed Portsmouth Resatta-Prepnra.
tions TO Receive the American Yachts-A
Few Facts About the Cambria-The Em.
press Eugenic,s Prize.

press Eugenie's Prize.
LONDON, May %, 1Se9
meeting was held at Portsmouth, IN the county
OF Hants for the purpose Of considering the best
means Of carrying out regatta at that port during
the ensuing summer. A letter was read from the
Secretary OF the Royal Albert Yacht Club, stating
that that club would be willing to act in conjunction
with the Town Regatta Committee and would hold
their regatta on the day appointed for that OF the
town.
II was determined that q suitable prize should be
offered to be sailed for by the yachts belonging to
the New York and Royal Albert Yacht Clubs. The
committee appeared most anxious that every con-
sideration should be shown TO the American yachts
aud expressed a determination TO do all In their
power 10 bring about on equitable match between
the vessels OF the two nations.
The Cambria arrived of Brighton on Tuesday,
25th OF May. IL Is reported that her new rudder has
turned out In great measure failure; she Is to be
fitted with one on the old plan. She IL OF
present lifted with one OF Mr.. Crots patent rudder-
The pateat consists securing piece OF iron some
what resembling the blade OF propeller on either
side OF the rudder at "A certain angle. Mr.. Croft
claims for his patent that IL Increases the speed OF
the vessels 10 which IL is fitted, and that vessels 30
lifted steer better than others. Such may be the
rule, but II so the Cambria Is exception, as she
certainly does not steer so well she did last year.
and IL is very doubtful n she IL as fast az she was
II would not be fair 10 judge the Cambria's
speed by her late performance on the river
race large vessels at all, more especially
large schooners, but when schooners are matched
against small cutters and have 10 pay the penalty
Tor increased tonnage In the ratio cutters the
disadvantages under which they sail are enormous,
and it requires yachtman OF more than ordinary
pluck To start his vessel at such long odds. There
Is, however one fact that cannot be concealed all
the cutters little and big the Cambria, at time,
too when she could carry square sall ana square
topsail and during O good working breeze. Tnis
bespeaks something wrong. and the error must be
found out before the 9TH OF June on which day the
first schooner match OF the season takes place. The
course VIII be from Erth 70 the More light the Cam
bria Egcria Evadne and Giorianna the pro-
babe starters, and unless the Cambria mends her
pace she win tnd herself In the wake OF the Glori.
anna.
The regatta OF the Royal squadron viii take place
during the first week IN August, then follows the
Royal Victoria regatta and after that the Royal
Albert and Port OF Portsmouth regatta.
The Empress OF France has presented prize OF
GOO TO be competed for by yachts Of all nations. IL
Is expected that the race will take place on the "a of
August.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
PosTp0Ssn;NT Or the TRoT BETWEEN EluNrAN B1Y
AND LADY TAosN
EfSHKfII N

FisnKiLIp v. Y, juno s. lS09.
Several thousand people were disappointed at
Highland Park, Newburg, to-day. because OF the
postponement Of the race between Mountain Boy
and Lady Thorn. The owners Of the horses were
willing they should 20, but the proprietors OF the
track for some reason, postponed the race at three
O'Clock r. NJ. The track was In good condition. The
race Is now put on till Thursday.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
YACHTING IN ENGLAN
Royal Thames Yacht Club Race.

ON DUAHD THE MENAI, May y, 1909.
The Royal Thames Yacht Club was little more
favored than the clubs whose races took place on
Friday and Saturday last. Instead Of there being no
wind at all they had slight breeze from the east
northeast. and the following cutters were started
against the tide at twenty-five minutes to twelve
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

the Sphinx saved her time by few seconds, the
Murie taking the second prize also by time Thus
the Sphinx has the first three races OF the sea-
son. Her owner Is now going to rest his laurels
for time, and will tJ his vessel as yawl and take
q trip TO Norway.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

There was not much TO vary the race until the last
stake was turned The squall came on suddenly,
and the canvas was In nearly all the yachts taken
In. number lay to; for safe return TO many OF
the more fragile craft was matter or some dini-
Guilty. The first three yachts kept on their course
manfuly, bringing all their capabilities into actual
requisition, as well as developing the Yachting skill
OF their occupants. A number iound 70 difflcut 10
get beyond Sandy Hook, having previously stood
too closely towards the shore. A great many OF the
yachts approached the stakeboat at the outer bar
buoy very slowly, and their time was not taken.
The following Is the time mentioned at which the
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

There was scarcely any wind, and when the first
signals were given the yachts crept slowly onward
just like so many lazy schoolboys. The Addle v.
got TO the front, closely followed by the Madeline
the Oracle third and the Corning fourth. There
was q slight brush between the two first yachts
getting out, which at once began TO awaken some
interest Next In order came the Daphne, the
Alarm, the Qui Vive, the Cyrene, the Sadie, the
Fannie. with Me Anna close behind. Then came the
Magic, the White Cap ana the Ninbus, the Richard
Kelly, the Storm King and the fourth class sloops
Suddenly the wind blew slightly rom the southeast,
and the expectations OF keeny contested race were
hopefully entertained The Madeline rushed to the
front, with the Addie v closely following, and the
Oracle working up rapidly. The other yachts did
not change their positions very much until outside
the Narrows. Although the wind was light the
schooner Mystic appeared " be gradually improv-
ing. With few exceptions straight course was
generally observed, as the tide was fast ebbing
Passing the third landing at Staten Island there
not much perceptible difference between the first
three yachts, the Daphne ahd Storm King following
up at some distance behind. The Madeline still
kept the lead, the Adde " next and the Oracle not
far distant; but with q rapid shoot the Addie ",
when clearly outside, was seen ahead. Just as was
anticipated, the wind luckily increased, ana the
three iirst yachts went ahead OF all other competi-
tors The Adiie V. made the first tack towards
Coney lsand-a performance which was quickly
initiated. The yachts passed the stakeboat Oh Coney
Iai nd n0rn aa faI