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CAPITAL VERSUS LABOR
Most 1niqaitous Scheme t. Rob the
Farmer

From the Hastiags Union.
In our local columns We notice the
visit to this city on Monday last Of
Messrs. Angus Smith. John Robson,
Joe Reynolds aid John W. Crippsn.
It's probably generally known that
these gentlemen represent the only
parties buying wheat in this State,
and their visit to Minnesota at this
time is for the purpose of forming and
arranging tho most iniquitous scheme
for the robbing Of the people Of the
Northwest, ever yet attempted against
the farmers Of this State. In order to
understand the precise nature Of this
job, which has been put up to rob the
many to enrich the few, it may be well
to state the relation of the parties to
this combination sustain to each other
and how the pool which has been form
ed will effect the people. They are
not the only wheat buyers in tho State
but by the terms of the pool which they
have formed they control every elevs-
tor and every line Of transportation,
over which wheat can be carried to
market. What then is the result!
By this combination they crowd out
every other wheat buyer in Minnesota.
Every bushel of wheat raised in the
State will have to be sold to these
parties or kept to rotin bins Of the farm
-er. Other buyers cannot compete
with them, for such outside buyers
cannot get their wheat to market. The
elevators are closed sg.inst them, and
the various lines of railroads aud steam
boats are partial to the combination,
aud will carry only such wheat as is
bonght by this ring.
Now let US see the workings Of this
most iniquitous scheme for plupdering
the wheat-growers of Minnesota. Take
this city for instance. Heretofore these
parties and . number of others have
been competitors for the wheat
which seeks a market at this point,
one Of the largest wheat markets in the
State. Their buyers were upon tho
streets and roads leading into the city
and an active rivalry kept the price Of
wheat up to the highest figures that
it would bear in comparison With the
price Of wheat At M,l~aukee and Chica-
go. The different lines of steamers
were also competing for the transpor-
tatiou Of wheat and frequently reduced
the rates Of transportation in order to
get it. This also enhanced the Price of
wheat in tho hands Of the farmers.
Now oil this is changed. By the
terms Of this combination, there il to
be bu: one price paid for wheat, aad
that price is to. be just What ths ring
choose to make it. ALL the wheat
coming to this market i paid fot It
one Office out of fund furnlshed BY
the ring, aud afterwards divided b.
tweeuithe parties, and the ts.nsporta-
ton lines pro rata, upon basis agreed
upon between them. Then Ill COM
petion is out of, and the fitmer il left
at the mercy Of these shrewd and un-
scrupulous capitalists and he will bs
compelled to sell his wheat to this COM
bination of capital, at whatever price
they choose TO offer for it.
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Grand Millinery Stock !
!; lI<5 " 5Itl1l EO]
Complete and Elegant AS
sortment of Spring
and Summer
I Goods. r. ;

LADIES! Now Is Your CHANCE !-Mrs.
ottensmeyer desires to close out entirely
her present stock Of millinery goods, in
order to make room for a very large new
stock to be put in this fall, and for the next
four weeks will sell any and all articles at
cost. These goods are all choice and de-
sirab!e.
New spring and summer straw goods.
Silk Grape and lace Bonnets, Nepolitan
braid aud straw hats Of the latest styles,
Fine French Flowers, Ribbon, silk, crepe,
illusions, Spanish lace and tissue for vei1s,
Laces of all kinds, Thread, Cluny Smyrna
Valenciennes edgings.
Dress Trimmings:
Latest novelties in silk
Gimps. Guipure Lace, Imitation Malta and
Valenceianes lace, Taffeta and Cord edge
Ribbons, Cotton and uMarseilles trimming gy,
Silk, Jet, hora Dress Buttons, Embroidery,
Edgings and Insertions
Ladies Furnishing Goods 3:
Ladies Linen Collars and Cuffs, Thread
and Malta, Laos Collars, Neck Ribbons and
Bows, LinenyGand Lace handkerchief,
Stamped Yokes and Aprons, French Wow
Cen :Corsets, Imitation Hair Switches and
Chignons, Cotton, Silk and Gilt Nets.
A large assortment II ladies' and Gents
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES, Ladies' Cot
ton L1SLE AND BERLIN GLOVES. Fans.
Fancy Jewelry., All kinds of Beads. -,
u. . '''l''' MRS. M. orTENsMEYER.
N. B-Hats; sBlescled and, Made
Over in tho Latest Styles.
{ st. Cloud April 8, 1870, 4 r @ 'l2.n30
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UNION BAKERY.

1as taadst1iofs s44---7-- al sstfa<;e-sf s-e,
This BaksrY has received new Crack
Or. Machine, sand will furnish tho bes
Crackers % Tie lowest price. Also.y vii
keep Oh hand syeryt thing found in,s asy:.,
q f;a1lRsErcLAS1 RAKlENRY',;g N =,
0slls,d. .sss ,us, / 81. Riehmend aysnus
Brokers' block. KUCK II H&lTZ.5.@
q. Oleud, Jan. 20. 1870. ? a27-15
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NC)TICB.

o. E. Garrison has associated with
him In his ONCE, Adr, LERoI Glour, Who
will b. found in the Office over the post
Office, to attend to any bssiness IN SURVEY
ing, 10. = $50 ssiEsa gEH ass..s co. s1fssss
sFor SAIs.-Lot2 2, block ~, in g. Cloud
citJ-.ehssp for cash. Inquire sof 9. :,
Gsr1iaon, over ths Post ONCE. s. .ss'.s...
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Livery and Sale Stable.

|%Livery and Sale Stable:
The undersigned hiss just erected ~
. large and commodious stable ON tho COR
ner Of Lsks Street and Perry. Place. oppo-
site Clark's store, near tho Central House,
which he has filed with livery stock, COM
pris1ng number OF .'-
FINE HORS s, .:
Suitable for either riding Or driving, and =
variety Of
Fol single or double team, Il, Z I>@.
Commodious, elegant csrriagesfor pleas
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams for Excursions, fu'
nersls or . Journey will be attended to
promptly.
nv,tes his friends to call.
'-'''' L. B. sILsBY.
ST. Cloud. June 2sd. 1868. ,en4s
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Les.1t tor tn. ffst insertion, and SIX cents per
each
2. Attorneys for the cost Of the same, un-
rss..S.a .; T. special agreeasnt g
les tnsle srtx. Peymsntin al cases to be msas IN
:; s,sSss .a0sees or upon delivery Of the sada'it
g. Local Notices. IL cent. per pSvsrt;sers ,,nS go
10 cents per line to regular, eaVelas c.nt.;
Notice otscss cents per lines marriage notices
so cents. o+,..s,k cants
per line. column advertisements
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a str.ns.rs must payin advance OF s''' '"''
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aECITY RESTAURANT.

= / would respectfully, ',aau.,ounles to the
public ID general that 7 sma 'prSplred 10
serve up eithsr 1HetoE Cold MEALS o. al
hours. A good supply Of fresh
Cakes, Pies, Canned 1rr1it., + 9 lCslfee-- =
@sia 7sax tionery, g., ;~;f,9;; o,rx,z.
Constantly on hand. tg.s.,s2 e.sz 7 a.,a.
SECULAR Boaraers ut tR.asenasle Rates.
J. BEATTY:
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sc. Cloud, June 9Th, 1870. ,t,,, v12-n47
Z IN C)TICE3 u *n,t, ,t,.sz<e
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thong h it did small credit to the taste
Of the musical critics, it jigged, on in a
a gay, dancing, irresistible measure, q
dactyl-and-spondee sort. Of tune, that
carried the dancers away with it like
leaves before the wind; flying,
floating, laughing, turning, as the great
white rush swept by.
"Come-O, please come aud dance" i"
said Isabella, imploringly, to Armar,
holding out her hands.
Poor Armar years had passed siuce
he had danced he had never cared
for:it at the best Of times. "Tm
afraid l shall make but poor painter"
said he; and yet he could not bear to
refuse. And they started-1sabclla
bounding serenely, and floating On; tho
music; 1A,mar half q second behind,
jarring like a false note, poor fellow
pulling her back when she would have
urged him forwards, stumbliugta little,
and yet on the whole not quite ansatis,
fed with his performance. "A nae at
ortJ.five is too old to begin dancing
without some little preparation When
this one stopped, IL bredthless, rhe saw
that. Isabella was sexed and disappoint-e
ed: They were standing against >
ool.mn in.. the great glitteriug ball
rom !; a fair young princess was crosf-
ing the hall, and daces were making
WAS for her. aI told you I should
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the Plesnee ne Aed .pel9seo 80 ttne org.
inal, who was standing by. Isabella
veryspale,a and Z looking tscarcel y like
hersslf'as they all seszsd, first st, her,
and thens.h the, image Of her ith.t WAS
9 milling from the wall. Niehnd had
painted her ina white, With the, sweet
ioutgoipg oek which ~ sospeeially belong
[ed so'haro oShsavas, passing by, and
1ookiogooser her shoulderfas she pass
&,--loeking reproachfully, so it SEEM
ed to me, and yet with = patient, AID
trusting expression, & quite different
from the old look Of aversion that I re-
'mem,bered. They all CRED ned out ,t'l' that it
was lovely. as4,Isrs.4 II 10 ,t..G ss;s =.
Otis Isabella herselfY: cried, Lord
B----. .a4z zilE h.,z4tg y.,aor2 atA ,4tr
els it not wonderful = said Armar ;
sudvas b, spoke; be vent ,up,s to her
md laid his hsnd for Al instant on
ies,, !. J., !. i. 6,
And then ! saM the very expression
de- sPainter, IN I'D chosen 81 = depict ,'k she
Pbekedi isl 4 him 4 .,,. .Ittls strangely, e:
psoachfpllY, from ! distance, as It we're,
.nd then turning gos slowly w =, ,axsSy, !S weot
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III sf1d&.aa sam Z58 $50
eaiasa3 tsss2eati5 10 aso 81. .,,@
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1Ais 1sssshsS just bee. tr,-ast.l and
1s7fas.iaAsd ,threughoat, end, offers. to
g1eats every comfort ts bs desired. The
iablsS sis provided With The best Of every
hise in its sesySn. served up in palatabie
style. Sta Cos start from the House dsi-
J for Fort Abererombie, Fort Ripley aud
ether nssts points! : 'al>a7<f u s2ran2l 81
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CHARLES B. HOWELL,
AryoRNBY-Ar 1AW' e
Notary Pubic; Real gstats and !nspF rance aaes
Aesnt. County Attorney OF Meeker
County. Special attention "a titles 70
Public Lands, and to obtaining hsna :fa'7
ants. -. IL l. -.
Litohfield. Meeker Couty MINI.
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SATURDAY, July 9-P M.-The gold market pre-
sented no especial feature during the morning, and
with the exception OF the fact that German ankers
tular interest IN the market. In the afternoon how,
ever. under the Influence OF cable Dispatches repe'
seating u more critical condition OF affairs on the
COM inent, the price suddenly advanced to ills
closing ti2x bid. In the evening, at the Finh ave
nue. Hotel, more recent foreign kilograms carried ui
price as LiL1 as ii9h and which was nicely bid At 10
O'Clock. The gold loan market has ref ced the
changed tones of operators, aud Q, 81 and cent
were paid for having balances carried, though ycser
day gold lent MT The total ciearuEs at The Gold FIX
change Bank we ~ f95ls0OO GOLD balances g. ~ RI
aud currency Gnees, U@liOlS. lhe following were
the D. iacilal quo. .NISISi
10 A. iI2 tr1.LS r. N>Il2k4P. M,.......1l2 2
llii5 A. M.....-1l!A, ~ h..lL!1i $40 T. h''ll@A bid
Foreign exchange has beeD dull buN nrm A. i0lS for
prime 6lays bliS, 1ONS for stosf sgh aud lGAgiO1!
flr commercial. These tates VIA adnf shipments 81
specie hut AZ the close The leading dea ers were not
disposed "a draw. owing TO tue unseileu' eomlon OF
lie shipments Of specie to-day were sDi 4ss, making
an aggregate Tor the week Of fyJ 80 So ant since jan
l. tsl5S HE total Imports Of Dry 20 Hs az .n,1
mere handse h3,h9Il, paking total Of Si4 Eh'y u.s.
against Si5Gs3l0 last week, and HliOgl last Shsgh
increase ~ compared with the latter pcroa o. y. % Z
The Treasury during the wcek sod iJ3lSG62 s9linl'
bought e. 0OOt BOs for tho SPECIAL fund.- recey en IN
coin fOr Gu toms $3.50 'S ~ anu PAD out IN co 'm'
tercst on the publ g debt Hl05b0l 30.
rowers very readily supplying their requirements ut
ana 4 y cent. call with exceptions AZ g. There wa
more inquiry for national nank notes incident TO the
purchase OF Yesterdays gold, payment OF wlieh was
changed, and rates last quoted The bank state
nsn As nr,t announced was uhfavorabr received. be-
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SATURDAY. July s.-FLoUn AND kiELrr-Western
and state Hours. bdnc better tho lower rrules,
win some export demand tho medium ard better
grades Dali, without Improvement Southern lur les
for Wc,tern and state supers ss2, $50 for shipping
family bfahds x Ssas65i Tor southern shipping e.
tras; S615ttg fot do. BAKERS ana family brands Rye
honr nriner 81 t.it+tt5.i0 Corn meal active nj ~.
eySj0 Sales include 40 bos. choice western. 500.
SrNpnrEs-cotion was dull and declined 10 2oc. for
middling uplands. Naval stores and petroleum mn.
changed. Whisecv ~. Tallow ete1dY. FIRE gifts very
GRocERIEs-Cofce was fairly active and ntm; RIO
liL0sc goli; sales S5l bags; Java. 2xc. gold, Rice
10 good demand sales ~ ags and ptel atekSic.
ia moderate fair 10 good refining gii@a'ic
sales 80 hhds i0J ali Cgi0Oc for Cuba ceutIlfugA
aud ik1i0kc for lorto Rico rodncd firm but quiet
hard, i3Hc; best son white, 12kc.
GRAIN-wheat &c. better and moderately active |;
aeueray held iot iartner sdya,cc sales iVO bushels
end Milwaukee, and ti4lmSlA3 for amber winter.
Corn wss du ! the speculation Ind euhsite1, aHd
prices nearly nrninal AZ VEG ti0l for new Mestorn
mlxcd q tG9 silo f2r do. yellow, and sllSstili FOR
business al 6SGc for Western afoat, and 7OS.c. for
Ohio on the rack and afoat. Rye nominal WOstern
and Stat o. 05eti5. Barley Quiet BaEloy mali salabe
Sl.i2G 3l9 Ter state and Canadian.
PRovIsioNs-Purk dull. but hrm; sales In lots Of
100 bhis nt f28 for prime arss tsss25 for city
els lor PLAIN aud extra mess Tlerce beef ana beet
hams dull. Cut meats buoyAnt On choice lots; sales
OF 200 pkgs. at Isl for Eht tereed hams, Bacon dull
lSAe3i5c for Guy. Dressed hogs lower at II llsc
Lard nrm but quiet; sales 500 ties. prime western a,
lsse Keller July and 100 nkrs. Mt ioc tor No ljhc
for city and l6S9i6llc. for steam. butter hrm nj
y.gSc. for Western, and Soes5c for state. Cheese
heavy at lie ct
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M1NUFACTURING ICE.
Hsw 10 Escape the ExactiOns OF the Ice
Monopolista- Science Creating an Arctic
Winter In n TOrrid summer.

How TO Eseape the Exactions Of the Ice
Observation-Disclosures Creating an Arctic
Winter In n Torrid summer.
How ~ escape the imposiilOns OF the unscrupu-
Ions ice companies has taxed the brains OF many who
hay. fret'uly subn tilted 10 DO robbed; and among
many e1pediens that Of tho manufacture of Ice has
received It's due share OF attention. The successful
manufacture Of leo was fully demonstrated to the
scientific world years ago. The only perpe1ing
question was it's pracicability in business pont OF
view. Even this appears 10 have becu hnaly settled
~ Professor loves method, patented ny him about
four years ago. II is said that ii the PROFESSOR hll
been content with his first Success New York would
to-day have been enjoying tho luxury OF manuhe-
ur"d Ice AZ less than oneha the cost OF the natural
article,
Tho principle IA q well known law In science, that
the compfe lion Of body drives out its latent heat
and wien allowed to assume is normal condition
absOrhs that heat from surrounding bodies. Thus,
ii carbonate OF lime and solution Of suphurc acid
he nut into closed vessel, tho sulphuric acd com
bncs with tic llue, setting free tho carbonic acid
previously combined with II. If tho osrbonic acid
Is allowed to escape into another vessel upon which
A stream OF water II allowed 10 run, the caTbOnic
acid viii part with most of it, calOiic While tie
pressure eruerated rs the combination OF the sui.
purc acid with the lime is great as TO liduofy the
carbOnic acid. a liltl0 OF this liquid carbOuG acid
nourei around vessel containing mercury Will IN q
feW minutes freeze the mercury solid.
Professor loves patent consisted ~ steam en-
CINE, gas pump, q vessel ned with tubes cont, ming
The water to be frozen, and al India-rubber bag TO
receive the carbOnic acid after 1t had passed tie
closed vessel containing the tubes,
EKporimcnts were made, and With such success that
in about four hours twelve hundred pounds Of ice
pound Of 1t placed In pitcher Of water lroze the
water solid. The paentee Is now In Texas, super.
intending tho erection OF ice-houses, but tho patent
IL ia the hands Of trustees, who determined 20
te he plan more fully md II found to be nraueiaiy
practicable win be able TO supply New york with
Manufactured Ice At no very distant day
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An Uucxccptionablc Testimonial.

TO Me Editor or Jht sun.
SIRi Having noticed various communications
from clerks In different businesses, and among the
number few relative to drug clerks, we. the sub.
scribers, take pleasure in stating how treated
by II. T. Helmbold, druggist, 59i Broadway, and
trust, as mark OF esteem and respect for the kind
treatment received at his hands, that you will give
II place in your valuable luminary," that "shnes
for ALL" as It may have the effect Of ameliorating
the condition Of many poor clerks In our line OF
business; more especially as we do this without
advice or consultation with our employer. DR..
Helmbod pays US well. He allows each Of us two
evenings and afternoon every week, and every
other sunday all day. We have also two weeks
vacation In tile country every summer, for which
We kro paid In advance, 20 defrny our expenses and
in case OF sickness salary Ia not deducted. On
holidays We receive from f25 to $iJ0 each pre-
sent Nothing IL LETT undone by DR., Holmbold to
contribute to our happiness and welfare. In conse
queuce Of this we all feel lively interest In his
success.
In order 20 obyiato mistakes. every prescription
Il checked by two Of us (nen, not boysj before de-
livery, We use every preeaution, as the Doctor fire.
quenuy admonishes US that there exists prejudice
among "prudes" and "Pckvicks," arising from
the TACT that he patronlzes the press and thus gyos
publicity 10 his name aud pru partitions
We subscribe ourselves, very respectfully,
Is SLADE, y. AMBROSE,
A. HALL, O. MILLER.
i. RALSION, j. w. COONS.
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Law Clerks well Paid rs n Glass.


SIn: Perceving in your issue Of this morning
a letter signed Marks" and believing 1t great
injustice TO the entire legal body and their employ
(snd to the latter class belong 70 allow II to
pass unnotieod trust you will allow to enllght
en- you on the subject on which he writes. The law
clerks Of this city paid proportonatey to their
ability and the labor they have to perform and
well remunerated for their services any other
clerks In this city, which you can ascertain by inqui'
ry at any respectable Office. Besides, they have all
got the opportunity-and most OF them have profit
ed by it-of becoming members OF the bar.
Again. Marks" asserts that he has to work nom
7 A N. TO 0 +. NJ, and then 70 TO Jersey (pertaps
to get an appetitel.. have never known simiisr
case Ii there has been one the party has got extra
pay; and as to his saying he only gets SO week,
WHY, tho very errand boys get from SO to s., and
often 50 aud 81 rer week; and as n rule never work
longer than from a. NJ. to 7. NJ and If later they
generally compensated for It. In justice to the
Bar and their employees, would therefore ask you
to give this insertion, and thus afford oppor.
;unity OF refutiug what l consider calumny:
Xxx In
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TIE RrsUEr or RED CLOUDS VISIT.
More Scniping Of Whites In Indian Terri.
tory-Thc CoIorcd Troops done do their

More Scniping Of Whites In Indian Terri.
tory-Thc Colored Troops done do their
Duty.
Correspondence OF The sun.
FoRr SILL, ISDiAs TERRITORY, June 24.-The
Indians in the vicinity Of this post daily commit
ting outrages. On Wednesday last they killed four
men, three Of whom were at work near the post
cutting wood. One Indian, only IL miles from here,
scalped two men, the body OF one OF whom your
correspondent saw. lie was unarmed and alone
hcrdng cattle, and was pierced with four arrows
and one pistol ball and alterward completely
scalped. Usually only II scalp lock about three
inches square is taken. Two of the other men were
also unarmcd, and when the only remaining one
rade show Of resistance with gun that would
not fire. the savagcs ran away. Forty men OF tie
Filth Coored Cavalry were ordered in pursuit, but
to my notion were long time Starring In tho
evening they retained without having seen an In
dian. Only one direction was taken. The Indians
have not much dread OF the coored soldiers, for the
reason that they do not push forward with any great
amount Of yigoI. II Ia not npprchendod that the
savagcs will ut any time attack the post, for the
reason that they are too cowardlY: but doubtless
they will continue to do "a they have always done,
steal STOCK and Kill men outside the post. The In
flutry are now guarding the indian agents ut other
points In fact, guard is now required for every
thing.
The Indians on this reservation have no reason to
complain. know that the clothing and ratOns fur
nshcd them during the past ali and winter were VI
tion at their treatment by the agents IN fact, they
have no cause Of Complaint whatever. Their hunt.
ing grounds are - disturbed, and their present
ness" II is certain That the army would rather have
the Indians settle down To peace basis, as this
would enable then TO enjoy some so OF TIE pleasures
will keep the savages quiet IL requires the greatest
vigilance 10 guard against night surprises.
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4 WORLDS REGATTA IN NEW roBK
Preparations for n Magnificent Race in the
Authenticated English Vessels To he En-
tercd-The Renowned Yacht America TO
Contest the Race.


Preparations for n Magnificent Race in the
Autumu-Notei English ye.sels 10 he En-
,.rca- me uc,ax-n.a y,ca, A,n.,ica 20
""'" '"@"' "
Contest the Race.
Prenarations arc going on In n snlendid stvIc
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49,. 49,, = - .u.--,o.'s. ..-,.- 4,
~Aneles aio en'eieu iVr ue n'asn'u0e" 'e'oS VI
races that viii take place In the autumn, aud we
shall SEQ tho fauous Cambria Osprey and other
49,, ru,,. 49,. -. o., ..,.., 80. go.
n"'Vu hik"s" seSh's III '"o 0""''e' "S4"s ''eue-
Tor the Queens Cup, Ashbury's prizes. and number
of other valuable prizes to be given BY tho New
York Yacht Club. and various associations and pri
vate individuals, Interested In racing over the
billoyy course
- - - -
THR ANNALS or YACHTING IN AMERICA
.,,,o, r,oanrs n nrog,,um. l,.a ,h,, rh,ch 1. IN
1Hu"0' '''~u~e P''s' A'o inv ' "s's'i =, W
% ear'eu or' 'nis yea, IN our mash'neea' nAfuo''
ana on our coast Inc series OF contests 10 take
niare will douht mot "A lona notad "a tho moet
- -, =, -, =, -
extensive and brilliant that hsye occurred In any
nation on tho globe
7, ,his x,or u,. ,,.,,,,,c "a t,o,v ,n,, caorc.
=" "'' ""' s'Hs '" n"'" ~
steers unequaled masterpecs, the yacht America
will enter the contest and try the fortunes OF the
day with all that Is best and mpst successful IN navi
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