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SEEING A CUBAN VAR VESSEL.
The AIacrity with which Elsa Pounces upon
tho Patriots-Two Uuited States Vessels
Hurried Out TO Capture the steamer
George II. Upton.

The Brooklyn Navy Yard was a scene Of sctiv-
ity and busy preparation yesterday. Orders had
been received from Washington, and II was soon ru-
mored in York street, that the Departments had de-
cited TO break up the Cuban expedition on board
the George u. Upton. 1le Upton is an old, rlokety
vessel, and has been lying OF the coast about ten
days, taking aboard men and provisions and making
ready to san for Cuba. She undertook TO sail one
day last week, but when n few miles out some part
OF her machinery broke, and she was obliged TO
"put back" for repairs.
II Is probable that Spanish spies learning OF this
state OF things, informed the authorities at wash
inEton, and hence the preparations yesterday. The
steamers Catalpa and Arnold were eoaled IN in
haste. q force OF twenty working continuously,
not stopping even for dinner, until tho tugs were
ready TO 90. Fifty marines, with small arms, forty
rounds OF ammunition, blankets, and three days
ratons, were marched aboard the vessels Two
bowtzers were also taken aboard.
The expedition sailed at about o'clock yester:
day afternoon. The onicer In command had sealed
packet, Which be was instructed not to open until
outside New York harbor. Three tugs were ready
to sail at the Navy Yard, but only two--the Catal-
pa and Arnold-saed, leaving the Clinton await
ing orders. IL was the opinion OF some that the
expedition had something 20 do with unimportant
with the Upton. Our reporter was convinced that
the real object was to capture the Upton and the
men aboard her. TIE Upton has about three hum
dred men, n few arms, and some ammunitijn
The friends OF Cuba In the city last evening had
hopes that the Upton might be repaired and well
out at sea before the Catalpa and Arnold could
roach Sandy Hook. sisoe h was said that the break
In the Upton's machinery was not serious.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TO WV.
, City OF Paris arrived last night.

She City OF Paris arrived last night
Mr. and Mrs Gardner have not sued Mrs. Burke
for accusing them OF posonlng her father,
Mrs. L1tolro'te. Of 1H Christopher street took
Pans green yesterday. but was relieved.
Music in Tompkins square today, in Washington
,lnare tomorI9w' aud IN Madison square Thassfay.
Elwari R,wlc Of ~? Baxter street, attempted "a
commit suicide enry yesterday morning By cutting hls
The grass plos in our rar's should bo p'ay grounds
f9T m eilhren anl tho sparrows, Why not' such ia
Morris Levi, aged 2i, and EVA Fuilliyht, aged -.
both Of RnNo avenue, Yesterday united IN wed.
lock at the rombs. by justice Bowling,
Nearly every one Of our newlyeleeted city onoeu
token Of he maaaST whcS he s Wa seotS s S' '"n
%I L3st 4 oyenn We Michael n. Dooon'h, 9ootgl9qk.
ng been hit In Che back oY lager beer hc IN Joneab
Erastus Myers enr,ncor NJ n Park street dci
Yesterday in Bellevue llospta his co'hm ;nyng bon
cangnt by ne betting Of the gear which dragged him
over the shaft.
The schooocl Ida May Capt Drl.ko, nom Kings
ton Va arl we'd last m IT, on the iGlh inst v Gun
tain, and va put In irons
The corner stone OF the new N. W Protestant r..
formed Dutch Church, nj Madison aycnno ara Fluy'
Dr. Ferris Chancellor, Of the UnycTsity.
John Tilton and David Tilton were arrested at "a
haT''an 1 sTsSS gS,sTaHy on eHTEs % 81 sgsfe93
Canada. Each was held in $50 pail
In the Mariae curt; Yesterday. before Jus,e
rom David L6'y, a dishonest law, err who had oolsoa
cd her money and appropriated II to his own use.
The ruiians who created a disturbances At the pic.
mic of tht Hague Association on SATURDAY urut were
gana nom the Nln"iernth Ward and the efprs ~ the
respectable members vi The CluD 10 pIGsee order we're
tru tlCss,
The ship Liverpool from London; the bafk'
leeaa, from Lulhgra, Ilrnatl from ureMen mo
brig Nellie Owens Il ON Santa Oru,, the sc o0nrrs
Equator ana Danny IRON Elcuthera, and Ihe Wiitcu
from Pensacola arrived last night
The Presbyterian ministers OF New York end
neghhOrhoo met Yesterday IN the ChAr 0l the lueo
logical Sem AIRY. IN UniYeraity place aud di-curtrl
professors and hnmlellCs IN -iurucl were c'Astn '
fossils and the latter we're ,enet gselnl ana nieigGSS G
John Hall T. L. Cuyler and others voIld scIaro " wa
ktudeuLs At leaaL once week
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THE ELECTION FARCE.
Judge Tony Harfmnh's story Of the East
side Erection Frauds.

Judge Tony Harimnn's story of the East
side Erection Frauds.
10 ns Editor OF The sun.
( SIR: ! noticed in last Saturdays issue Of THE
suN a statement made by Owen Murphy which re-
aiscts on me, and might have tendency 10 inJurc
me before the public. Mr., Murphy said that Judge
Hartman was beastiy drunk about O'Clock on cleo
zion day, leading gangs OF repeaters, &c When Mr..
murphy informed you, he knew well he was uttering
q wilfnl lie. such as he Ii accustomed to utter-at
aeast that is the reputation he bears In our ward.
never led a gang OF repeaters 10 my life. nor do
rountenance any such work; but is well known that
Owen Murphy was never elected to the Assembl, In
hk life by legal votes although he was there In 1867
and 1870. here charse that Mr.. Murphy INTRODUCED
repeating in the Seventeenth Ward, where IL would
never have been known but for him.
As 10 my being beastly drunk, as MIR. Murphy
says, refer you to Capt. Mount, his oficera, the
inspectors, poll clerks, and Mr.. Rotbman, John A.
Diukle Esq, and other respectable citizens OF tie
ward, who all day long, and also az night al
Size station house getting tie returns. as TO tho ruth
dunsss OF the statement Of MIR. Murphy.
ANTHONY HARTMAN.
Justice for the Fourth Judicial District
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THE FFNIANs NOTING.
Trouble for the Dominion Of Cauada-Move-
mcnts that Look Like n Descent upon
Montrcai-ActiVity in New England and
the Northwest

ErOubte tNr tue DOMINION Ot
mcnts that Look Like Descent upon
Montreni-Actiyity IN New England and
the Northwest.
Vermont /, said TO be tecming with Fenians.
Last night It was believed they were going some
where t. do something. Two organized COMPANIES
cf them len Purungton Tor Canada last evening, and
boat load of them is said TO be en- route from Flats
burgh to st. Albans Bay. Nearly every team In st.
Albans and burlington was engaged for use last
nfgbt There were rumors that large numbers Of
men we're ready to ship from Boston, Manchester,
Concord and other points, awaiting transportation
1t was well Understood In prominent Fenian
circles In Newark last night that party Of iorty
forty.fve Fcnian recruits took train in Newark
last evening for the Winnipeg country II also
understood that general rising was imminent. and
that, notwithstanding troaehery at Washington, a
blow would coon be struck that would result in the
dismemberment of the Dominion. Knots OF eahu.
sastic Fenians were observed last evening in whs-
pored discussion on the street corners
BUFFALO, MAY 23--iO.S0 p. M.-The city Is full of
Fenians, who nre .quar,ered quietly among their
'rieuds in every part Of the city. Everything is
quiet, and there are no indications Of q further
movement Of troops tonight.
sAuLr STE. MARIE, May 23-Col. ofiey, the Ameri-
can commandment hero, has notlaed Col Bolton, the
Canadian Commander, that q number Of suspicious
characters have passed through the canal. The
Canadian guards have been doubled. and there ls
considerable excitement concerning the repors OF
m intended Fenian attack. The volunteers have
been warned To be In readiness for action.
AUBURN. May G.-Forty-dve Fenians len here
this evening IN two detachments. The hrst left at
b:7o, the second at II o'clock. Though they went
East their destination IL supposed to be Minnesota
Tho officers preserved the utmost secrecy as TO their
destination and the men either were or proessed
to be In total ignorance. hoet OF the oomoany were
In the volunteer service during tho late war. The
arms and equipfnents OF the company we're for.
warded "a some point West some days since.
RooHEsTER, May 23.-Five cars attached 10 the
eastward bound train passed this city At O'Clock
this evening filled with supposed to be Fenians
They came frcn Buffalo and declined to state where
they were bound. Rumor traces Troy as tbeir place
OF destination, o co from that point northward.
ALBANY, May ga rumor prevails here that
about two hundred nelnbers OF the Fonian Brother.
hood enlisted for q raid against Canada, left tonight
on the late q ain for the west
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James II. Burr DenOunces william II. HogH q
nsa Periurer and Repeater.

asa Perjurer and Repeater.
Tons EdtiOr Of The sun
Sir In reading your paper Of this date find
m article signed BY person named William II
Hogan. Its garing alsenoods star led me, and re-
quire answer. liogau says that he was charged
by q corrupt inspector of certion with furnishing
ast from the poll books iui lo use Of reJoaterf aud
upon being eKpostuated With no Nas accused ur
ahreatenng personal violence and the arrest Of he
Hon owen Murphy.
Hogan was charged by me, ns my sworn affidavit
before the Police Commissioners will prove, AID
no dare not deny II II he Is man, With attenpu Z
Co intimidate Mr.. Murphy because he clal cnged
a Iepcater who had already voted twice IN
Lhe ward He accuses the llou. MI. IurpdY with
obsiruc,ing the polls, which pronounce unmltsal-
Bdly filse.
II any respectable citizen challenges vote whicn
he knows To be Illegal according 10 THIS Hogan, tho
cuzcn IbstTucls tue polls. As an Inspector OF elcc
tlOn, sworn to DO my duty found the haid ho-an
using his position AZ inspector in copying nau'h 4
from TIE Registry books and sending The li-t out lOI
Vhs use of repoAiers to vote upon This can prove
ly the sNdavils OF respectable householders and
landowners In the district
- garng and plain we're his fraudulent trlnsac-
Uious lat i went personally before the Board OF
I'Ohce Commissioners and made complaint upon
uath, aud Hogan was consequently Dismissed ]
YAs sworn 10 do my duty, and cOnsclentously lee
that have done 30. When Mr.. Hogan makes al
sfhdavt 20 dsprove this statement, Inay have more
% say. ! now denounce him % peilnrer ana
Eepeater JAMES II. BURR,
Chairman Sixth District Seventeenth Ward
NEW York, May E, 1870.
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sPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Prince Arthur's horses are TO be sold by auction
In Montreal on the 8lst of May,
The New England Woman Suffrage Association
a. embed last evening In fremont Temple Boston.
The United States steamer Benicia, Commander
Nicholson arrived in Rio Janelro on the i6th inst
Hugh Egan, aged fourteen years, fell through n
hatchway in Philadelphia yesterday and was killed
Conrad Homer, a ST. Louis policeman, was found
dead on hts post on sunday. He had been prosraIed
by sunstroke,
Mary Martin, an inmate Of st Mary's Hospital,
Rochester leAped from = thlrd story Widow of The
building, AMI wac Instantly HI led,
The Harvards have selected r. o. Lyman, q j,
Jones' q. WINS r. :. Russell, Geo. ROBERTS. ana \, q
eate, as the crew for the University race with the
lalcs.
The bark Restless, which arrived in Boston, was
In collision on the sth INST with an nnknown Briush
schooner. The Re tless fu auei e.TOus damage, ana
was kept Rfoal with difficulty The damage 70 the
schooner Is unknown,
Billy Tresler, David Cummings, David Reilly and
George Mullen have been arrested IN sc Louis on sus.
pclon OF breaking open the saie OF Baruct speyers
pawn shop anu stealing $4,000 worth Of valuable
DedReA.
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BROOKLYN.

The Excise Board has taken In ts5,0O0
The Board OF Education want Ssl0,l59 for 1871,
Increase OF nearly se0o,00J
The Aldermen yesterday directed the Street Com
missioner TO advertise for proposals for erecting
public bath houses
The amateur billiard tournament for the cham
Ilon golden was opened last evening at Samue,rr
BALLARD Assembly Rooms.
hr. GAllaher, the successful knight in Saturdays
tournament viii TO-DAY crown the lady OF love and
beauty In similar entss tAnment In Prospect Plsk.
Thomas Dawson, . Hamilton avenue liquor dealer
before u. g. Commissioner Jones Yesterday the
charge OF passing counterfeit nNeoent nickel pieces,
new Taberu acle for the congregation. OF the
Central Presbyterian Church (the Rev, Mr. TalmRdReI
s to be erected SchermeThon street Flatb lsh
avenue, at a cost OF about F50O.
Charles Allea o. Kings county, Tor a numbar OF
charge of the most lucrat desk In the naval
ofhce OF the Custom House, yesterday remove a
$1,000
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4 Senator Assasinated.

PLLnAM, May 20, ls7O-On Saturday evening
J, W Stevens, the ex-senator who had Tat day at
tended public meeting in the town, was missed by
lis family. Search made Saturday night all over
the place, but without success.
On Sunday morning his room was burst open, and
MIR. Stevens was found dead, dangling IRON BEAM
with a rope around his neck aud his clothing sat
urated with b.ood. A deep cash in his breast
showed that no hal been stabbed 20 the heart, and
another wound showed that the assassin's dagger
had penetrated his throat,
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SETTING ROBERTs'S LEG.
Doctors Swiuburne, sands, and Purkcr's
Struggles at the PuIleys.


Struggles at the PuIleys.
A suit by Tracy 4. Roberts, u wholesale silk
merchant o. this city, TO recover si0O,OOo damages
Of the Toledo and Wabash Railroad Company for
injuries sustained through the oyerturning OF car
on their road in January, 1865 while he was travel
ling from Lafayette to Crawiordsyille, Ind was ON
trial yesterday before Judge Brady. Mr.. Roberts,
after the accident was borne unconscious to hotel
in Lafayette whore SURGEON O'Farrell was called in
by the ofhoers OF The road. who treated Mr. Roberts
for sprain. He was unable 10 move In bed Tor sev.
eral weeks, and nearly two months after the acci'
dent Dr. SWinburne went on from this city and as-
eertsined that MIR. Roberts's thigh had been diso'
Gated.
The patient having arrived in this city DIs Parker
and Sands attempted to set the limb. Chloroiorm
was administered, and powerful pulleys were used,
but without success, the surrounding lgamsnts hay-
ing by that time bscome too Hgia.
II h cOntended the part OF the -ailroad company
that the dislOcation was caused by fall after Mr..
Roberts reached the hote and that he travelled upon
free pass. aud that therefore they we're not liable
for the accident.
Mr. Roberts claims that he destroyed the free pass
IN Indianapolis, not thinking that he should have
further use for it, but that lie aiterwmd found II
necessary tO return. Case still on.
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FLASHES From TINE OCEAN oABLEs.

The Bourss closed dull, with rentes at TAR CSC.
Vomito was raging in Rio Janelro on the eotb OIL
April. the latest date.
sRnor l. Pasini, Vice President OF the Italian
Senate, died on Sunday night.
The now Cunarder Abyssinia made fifteen knots
an hour on her trial trip yesterday.
The High Court, II is said, IL to he sumrDsned on
the 18th june TO try the Frooeh rogicides.
Hall the cotton shipped from India roes by way
OF the Suez Canal and tie bulk OF to Mediterranean
ports.
The editor OF Le Rappei publishe cd In Grasse, In
the Department OF NN. has been ',sted violation
OF ebe press law.
Sir John Simeon, member o. Parliament for tho
sat for the Islo OF Wight In lSi1s
The Spanish Government ms expressed its Will
nRness TO make good the los occasoned 0y seizure
and detention Of the Lloyd Aspnwail.
The Reiohsrsth u al solved by Imperial decree,
and should tbs Diet refp 40 send Depu les the
purpose.
In the Mouse OF lords yesterday the Earl OF C1ar.
enuoh usde pIoi onged explanation OF the massacre
ahens asgotiatio ne with the Greek Government.
lie arnor- olated steamer Audaoious, Just com.
plesed Tor me British Navy had ia trip yCstertay
Sho IA OF VIe tyne of Recds secondclas iron ads.
She maze a3k knots an hour.
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TaR GL0UCEsTER TRAGEDY.
Strong Circumstnntiai Evidence agai
Ra xyard,s Rau.

Strong Circumstn ntiaI Evidence against
Farmer Wards Son.
Josiah Ward, the supposed murderer Of John
wadey, at Gloucester, N. j., record OF whose
rest was given In these columns on Thursday last,
has been committed for trial, hs examination having
resulted In the discovery Of strong circumstantia
evidence Of his guilt The prisoner is youag man.
Is years OF age the OF respectable farmer liv-
ing near Gloucester, by whom the murdered man
wadey employed. Wadey had boarded in Tay-
lor's Hotel In Gloucester and mad occupied rrcas
portion OF his time In gathering herbs for medical
purposes Ia his ranbles he carried Lis fortune on
bis person. ting to $500 or t1UO0. In one Of
these rsmbles the old man murdered.
A day or two anerwnrd Ward made inquiric. fos
WaIsy, when II had become the su' ject of excite
ment throughout the country. Suspicion was ex-
eitad and the yogne man yas arrested In his pos.
session WAS found a considerable amount OF money,
for which he could give satisfactory account, and
IL was proved uuon his examination that he mad
been IN the vicinity where Wadey's body was found
on the day OF the murder
The arrest OF Ward for the crime with which he
is charged has created an intense excitement 10 tho
counties oi Gloucester and Camden The trial Will
take place In july
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Personal INTELLIGENoE.

Gen. Butler is Ia Lowell.
Mr., John McDor.ald, of 100 Broadway, Ia not
TenoAter.
The Hon. Arnsa Walker presided at the annual
husiness cc4ing of the American Peace Society IN
Boston cste[laY
Edwin NJ. uaggcrty formerly Clerk Of the Board
OF Cour cilmci has heen appointed nv the CITY t0an'
bcra al, Janitor OF the New Court House, az e.,
yeNt
Daniel II Lydlv. Esq. left this city last evening
for Richmond He will address the people OF that cy
by Invitation of its irish citizens, upon the present po
III cal situation.
The Hon Peter Br1ns swccny Is said TO be the
orl, prominent ~ official who doesn't sport diamond
lp stands alone among MS brother Ct.unares
In being ayerse To what they call the ruby"
Gen W II. II. Terrell, Third Assistant Postmas
terGcneral ;the Hon Daniel BOYD, chief Post once
stamp a stamped envelope DEPARTMENT and DR. G
D. Mcdonald, SMperintendent money order depart.
ment are at the Firth Avenue Hotel.
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TIE NEXT INDIAN WAR.
The Government not yet Ready 20 LEI Loose
the Big Horn Exploring Expedition.

The Governments not yet Ready 20 LET Loose
the Big Horn Exploring Expedition.
wAsmSoroS, May 23.-The President has re-
Piled to a resolution of the Senate calling for infor-
nation relative to the Big Horn Mountains Mining
and Exploring Association. The number. according
to ths newspaper report, is about 2,0o0 members.
Gov. Campbell, Of Wyoming Territory, reports that
the Association has agents all the country and
will be able to muster large force. Tne original
design, A has been represented, to prospect for
settlement the unceaed Indian i--- w the Bs horn
country, and, according to the newspaper state
ments, drive out the Indians.
Since, however, the Govern ment has looked with
dsiavor upon the project IL Is declared that the pur
pose Is to prospect the country or slopes of the Big
Horn, or, as stated BY the Executive Committee OF
the Association, the opening OF whatever country in
Northern Wyoming the people by law have the right
20 explore and settle upon.
The President declines allowing the expedition to
start at present in view Of the contemplated confer
Cnce with Red C,oud, who Is on his way " WASH
inElon with oiher prominent Indiana
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THE uoN. FRANK DUFFr RoBBED.
4 Political Dodge TO Keep Him Out Of the
Field Next November-Who Stele his Old
Set Of Teeth t-Domestic A AHiictien.

Hardly has the Hon. Frank Duffy fully re-
covered from his recent aerostate experiment with
hiid gas, anf just a. his whskers have again begun
to sprout dire misfortune las cast another and
a darker shadow over mis- domestic economy. tempo
rary ooscurng the golden sunshine which promised
to ilumine his distant future and leaving him strand
cd a dismal wreck on the rocks OF impecuniosity.
At any rate, that the way he looked entering
the SUN orlce last evening, when, with q counte.
nance expressive Of having tossed up n cent for his
supper and lost, he related HE and sorro vial
tate. He worn aa old ~hite hat. relic Of Horace
Grce,ey's boyhool. wel[worn snud-eolored over
coat, short Shay In the sleeves and with fraJ cd
bu tons and edges pair Of neg top pantaloons, un-
polished army shoes, no neck tie, no watch chain,
no green di. monds, and hickory stick.
lie said thst late yesterday afternoon some indi-
yiduN or individuals 70 him unknown had entered
his premises, 23G Grand sreet. du-in- his absence
and that Of his SUe, and alter rummagng the whole
house, had gathered all his v lunble, into a hrge
clothes b lsket and had LEFT with them unmoiested
When his wife returned ana saw the state OF sfiairs
she imme lately alarmed her husband and together
they male thorough Inventory of the goods Lost
a. tl..l l.lls. in .aulr
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CHEATED TTE GALLOWs.
The Death OF an Oldham Drnnkard-
Escape Of "a Suffering Wife.

The Death OF an Oldham Drnnkard-The
Escape Of II Suffering Wife.
On Wednesday night, Michael O'Rourke, Of
Oldham, a suburb Of Paterson, N. D., filled himself
with rum. and on arriving at home began beating his
wife. He knocked her down on the floor, aud upset
a heavy tnble upon her, threatening to kill her, ~
Ter ser vices were no longer needed, lis daughters
now being big enough" tend tue little store they
Kept lie then drove her from the house, ordering
her never to return.
Mrs ORourke screamed for assistance, but as
such qusrrels Lad become frequent her cries were
not needed by the neighbOrs. Af'er she had sat o
while near the door, her husband stepped out, and
.e1ing her by the throat, aitempted TO throw hol
down upon the Ground, but IN dong so he trlpled
himself and fCl upon broken post Ia the Sidewalk,
sticking about foot above ground Ile p"st
stTuck on a truss winch he wore, uOnndng him 30
seriously that he died At o'clock sunday night
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The Pinui Mea.uremen, In the Rink.

The track in the Empire Rink was again meas
ured Inst night, this time by the City Surveyor, WHO
has given the judges a certificate OF the distance
This measurement does not differ materially from
that made last week by the Hon. lIol ace GreoleJ
Mcssrs N England, q. Wipans. X. H. Jerome
James Burnham, +. A. Keeler. and j. Lawrence have
been appointed judges OF Weston's unprecedented
feat, and three Of their number will be In the judges
on Wednesday morning. ursi It's close at about 10
o clock on Wednesday evening.
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The Atlantic Yacht Club held special meet
ing last night TO make hnal ARRANGEMENTS for the au
nual regatta on tho 81 Of June. Commodore voor.
hies presided. Twas deerminsd to start on the
nual cruise the Goth Of July instead Of the 9th.
4 b OF Juv at NyacK accented The feet will
meet In Gownnus B1v on Saturday the 2i and pro.
coed TO NyaCk In company. II WAS further decided
that In the regatta the yachts should be restricted
as 10 the number Of men thev earry also, that In
the regatta ON the 81 of June. frst-csss sloops
should sail, In addition TO tie regatta prize for the
cham ion pennant now remaining with the Club
No allow for the pennaat; first boat In 70 win