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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-27

President Saget, Of Hayti, will not
vacate his Office unless Gen. Domin-
iquei Is declared his successor, and a
portion Of the House Of Representa-
itives say he shall not he. President.
TrOubleip consequence ID imminent.
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A. WHEELER. G. p. HOUGE.
c. r. WHEELER.
A. WHEELER 4 co.,
sHEDD, OREGON,
ForWadilg& &C0mmiSS'l Merchants.

Dealers in Merchandise and Produce. A
good assortment of all kinds of Goods al
ways in store at lowest market rates.
Agents for sale of Wagons, Grain Drills,
Cider Mills, Churns, &C., &c.
CASH paid for WHEAT, OATS, PORK,
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-27

PERsoNAL.--Capt. Gray, Of Astoria,
has been in the city for two or three
days. He is looking after the interests
Of the Astoria farmers Company.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-27

SocIABLE.-The sociable at Odd
Fellows Hall on Christmas night, given
by the Daughters of Rebekah, was,
like all similar occasions, there perfect
ly splendid.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-27

GAME Such as ducks and geese, are
very plentiful, much too thick to please
the farmers, who complain a good
deal Of the damage done by them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-27
SPECIAL CABLE DISPATCH.
From the Worlds Fair.
VIENNA, AUSTRIA, Aug. 20, '73.

VIENNA AUSlhAAs aug ~, -
w. G.. WILSON, ESQ, President
IIIlsoa Seeing Machine Company, Clere-
land, Ohio:-The Wilson Sewing Ma
chine received the GRAND PRIZE MED
AL for being the Best Sewing Machine,
and a Grand Prize (medal of honor
was awarded to the Wilson Sewing
Machine Co. for manufacturing sewing
machines in the best manner, from the
best material, and by the best known
mechanical principles. These cele-
brated machines ar now on exhibition
and for sale at the store of
l1tf. BLAIN, YOUNG b co.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-27

The Liverpool Wheat market re-
mains quiet at 10 5d@13 $ Sd for
average, and lSs 9d@14 s Sd for club.
No change in our markets. Portland
quotations still give $2@2 O5 per GENITAL,
while San Francisco pays % 30@2 391s
do.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-27

HALF SHEET. Brown gets out but
halfa sheet since the fire. However,
his readers get q better paper than
when issued as a full sheet.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-27
NEW TODAY.
DlssoIullon Il Co.Parenershlp.

TNHE FIRM OF Claughton q Mcknight
i has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, S. Fl. ClanghtOn retiring from,
and j. w. Mcknight assuming the busi-
ness and the Indebtedness Of the firm,
also collecting all moneys due said firm.
8. HI, CLAUGHT0N,
JAS. W. MCKNIGHT,
Lebanon, Dec. II, 1873. 82w4
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In purchasing a machine select the most pop.
HIGr!!!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-27
NEW TRIUMPHs!
SALES OF LAST YEAR.


TTHE STATISTICS FROM SWORN RE
Il turns of the Sales of Sewing Machines
in 1872, reported in 1879, show that the
Singer manufacturing Company sold, last
year, over erFORTY-FIVE THOU SAND more
machines than ANY other Company, and
over one quarter Of all machines sold dur
ing that year. Nine out of ten Of said
Singer Machines were for FAMILY use
proving the gr at popularity of the Singer
In the household. Annexed are the Sales
of the different makers:
MACHINES.
The Singer Mdnutdc'0 Co. Sold 2I0, 75S,
Wheeler 4 Wilson Mfg ca. Sold Hl,Oss
Howe Machine Co. testimatedl. :" $4,000
Grover a Baker s. NJ. CO........ 5000
Domestic s. NJ. Co............., 1854
Weed S. NJ. Co.. :" 42,M
Wilcox b Gibbs s. NJ. CO...... 3S,639
Wilson s. M. Co.. 22,666
Amer. B. H. o. 4 S M. Co...... " 1880
Gold Medal s. NJ. Co. 1887
Florence s. M. Co.. 1878
TITUS, BOURGARDES & Co.,
Agents, Albany, Or.
Also, all kinds Of machine needles kept
for sale. nOv15y7S
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.NoTTCE!

rs HEREBY GIVEN that @. B. Comstocll
4 & Co. and w. 8. Newbury have had q
full and complete settlement to date, both
as PRINCIPAL and agent, and as individuals,
and that the relation OF principalandagenf
heretofore existing between them is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. And 1t
Is further mutually agreed that W. s. New
bury shall no longer have the right to
carry on his business at Albany, Oregon,
or elsewhere, in and under the style and
flrm-name Of G. d. Comstocl1 3 Co, as here
tOfore.sew Vi O. b. COMSTDCK h 20. 4,
w. 8. NEWBURY.
ALBANY, Oreg0ii, lies. 9th, 1878
EFERRING 10 the above notice, the
HI undersigned would respectfully an
nOunCa lt0tall hlss 6nEmfeR patrons, and the
public generally, that he wtll continue In
the gfaln business - herefUOrey except
that hereafter such business viii be con-
Quoted In his own name. NJ
n Thankful for vQnE ~ atEOliAge In the past
would respectfully solicit B lAiE share u
the future. w, s. NEWBUBy.s
feplB'IsR1 III GYGS HI
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All osher l.luAAeE Hallalnr Irater1nl,

D ALeO: PREPARED 10, DO MILL
"A. work, fgrnigh shaker fans, algxag
shakers, stction fans, driving pdlleys 81.
any kind, at our factory on lyon street TON.
the river bank, next below MaFkhamN
warehouse. ALTHOUEE 81 90,
Albany. FEB. 10, IcQeLl4
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CITY MARKET,

WIS H. ssDAisIHIA NJ RE9RR
EKTfL L ENDE sAVOR no BE ALWAYS
Supplied w the hest meats to lie
had n, ,tI,o taaFl aiVl Will be ever really
Ito,aeOa 10 lHay fsYeE him
withe csp, &stAA ,baAEAgYe.
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Coos nay Coal Agency.
mERRYMAN & DOYRI

nEALER6 in Cumberland, LehiRh and,
1Elall descriptions OF FAFeiI ~ And no.
gtyeet whayves. San Francisco, Cal. llEvB,
, 1873-06-15

dons & Phillips Specimen Book.
The Goss Phillips Manufacturing Company Of this
cy, we'll known aud very practical concern, has just
made ts contribution to the illustrated literature of
tho day, by publishing specimen book Of sevan-
ty pases giving few out Of their many designs for
balussa, chairs, starratngB, stairbraokets etc. It
i intended Of course for the information OF persons
doing business with ths firm, knd copy Of It Is sent
to all who hare doalings With 1t. In addition to the
patterns themselves, it contains certatn necessary d.
recous for hanging rail, for making out ordera etc.
But the book owing to the exceedingly tastefu4 way
IN which It is gotten up neatly bound, and good
paper, being nmoug other things, very fine spec1-
men Of presawork, and to the many handsome designs
fond Of seeing pretty things. This firm did al the
inside carpentoting work at the Pacific Hotel, and
they add much to the attractivcnes7 OF their pub
Aeatdon by adding to 1t couple Of wellcxecuted
engravingH, representing the grand stairway at that
hotel, and also tho ladies' flight. These pictures
convey much better than any description can 3
fr! idea OF the admirable work which be done by
this Company. There is also tul-page engraving of
its manufsctory. The publication ct these pattern or
sample hoods Is not uncommon but It Is gratifying to
md that Chicago 1m has not only tho enterprise
got ons up, but the good taste to issue It In such
ahape a. to make cred1tahle to draughtsen and to
pE4utern Persons who Interested In this specially
aud desire to obtain copies should apply at the Office
OF tho Company, at ths corner Of Clark and Twelfth
streets.
, 1873-06-15
Tha 81. Blnn.

Among the many downtown restaurants, tho st.
Elmo In connection With Kuhns' Hotel, on Dearborn
areet. adjoining the TIE TRIBUNE Building Is ono Of
tbs best. Tho propr1etora, Why1and Foss, until re-
Gently catered for the merchants Of the West
eida, and acquired m excellent reputation for
preparing and serving food. Their new estab-
hahment has been entirely renovated
and redsted and is ono OF the handsomest and most
convenient IN tho city. The show-window, in which
@ displayed all the delieades Of the season is very
attractive, and the game, fish, and vegetables exposed
to view mako ones mouth vatar. Only the best the
market offers Is supplied to customers. An
important feature Is the keeping open until
the theatres out, This Will enable people to OBJ
tain something substantial Light to eat before going
bone. F1sh, game, and fruit Of al kinds can bs had
IN season- Merchants and lawyers and others who
d1ns down town assured Of prompt attention and
aatisfactton- meal eaten ut tha st. Elmo will con-
vince the ca1lnr thet It Is hrst caas restaurant
, 1873-06-15

Tho most desirable central suburban rea1 estate
offered this will be found In the auction col
ununa Of todays TRIBUNE, BY hleaars. Ellison Eos
ter Of ten situated the Grand Bou1evnrds aud
Parks, subdtvided into very desirable and attractive
loa fronting the Grand Central Pink Boulevards Bae
1au1ento Park. and Sacramento avenue, in portion Of
the city where property fl IN good demand, aud
rapidly increasing IN value. To. those do
string investment, or parties buying
On speculation, this offers chance seldom met with.
The sale Of this property will BE- peremptory, to close
Al undivided interest, and viii take place on the
tats aucioneer, Col John l. Ellison, viii do the honors
Of the hammer. special free train will leave the
We1a street depot At p H., calling st Ha1sted street
aud Park Station, returning at O'Clock. Take ride
ont md SEQ this property, which you can buy It your
own prizes.
, 1873-06-15
THE NEWSBOYS' HOME.

Nose A. and 10 EaSalIe Street Bcinx
Fitted UP for Their Reccption.-,ur,
Killings Elected superintendent.
meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF The
Newsboys' Home was held yesterday afternoon
at the Office Of the Relief and Aid Society, N. 8.
Bouton IN the Chair. Among those present we're
N. s. Bouton, ". B. Billings, Mr. Hubbard, Dr..
Ben Miller, N. E. Fairbank, Mr. Plumb. and
several ladies'.
DIR. Hubbard explained the mission upon which
Mr. Billings was sent in behalf of the Newsboys'
Home, and alr. Billings gave q detailed state-
nent, giving history Of tha undertaking from
Its inception to it's successful issue. There was
building opposite the Relief Society's rooms.
on Lasalle street (Nos. a and 46), which he had
commenced putting in order.
Mr. Bouton explained the object of the
boc'esy, and itg desire to extend it's labors to
embrace not only al tho boys, but the girls Also
:, Mr. T. Ii. Moore offered tho following rcso-
luton: @~
R<sotsed, That the Board Of Directors hereby ap-
Prove tho action Of the Executive COMMITTEES in am
ploytng Mr. #. B. Billings to take charge Of The Home
aud the work connected Herewith md We do now corr
nrn bis appointment the General Superintendent.
:. The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Moore hoped that Mr. Billings wourd mt
run the institution into debt
Mr. Hubbard Was, On motion Of Mr. F.;r-
Fund.
In discussing the mattor, Mr. Billings e.
pressed wish TINT there should be very little
red tape shout the matter. He would prefer to
have it handy for use.
Mrs. DR.. Northrup was, on motion, appointed
to I'LL . Vacancy In the Board Of Directors.
caused by the resignation OF Miss Jessie Bross'
Mr. Plumb was called upon TO explain his
presence. He said he was from the Inter
Ocean. ~''~'
Mr Skinner. Treasurer, rose. A negative WAS
On his lips. He evidently expected IL. Plumb
to follow up bis introduction Of himself with an
IMITATION N " to deposit the proceeds Of the bone
had not the hardihood to make the otter public,
II. He merely said he wanted to confer private
y With Aesars. Miller. Hubbard, and Bouton On
, 1873-06-15
To Capita1fHtn.

The largest snd by far the most important SALE BY
auction, Of real estate that has occurred in the
City OF Chicago will be made BY Ellison Foster,
aacsionears Wednesday NEXT June 18, at 10 O'Clock
T. m, on the premises, being the property belonging
river and canal frontage, dochcd and ready
for immediate use. Also, vacant lots
tn the immediate vicinity adapted to
business purposes. The title to this property Is
questioned having been held and owned by the Asso-
ciation for the past twenty years. Tho sale will be
peremptory and for cash. tho articles Of the Asso-
clation provide that all property remaining in the
hands Of the Trustees must b sold 10 close the trust
Eree carriages will leave Ogden's Building, corner
Is, to convey intending purchasers to the ground.
, 1873-06-15

Col Floyd Jones, q. s. A., is ut tha Sherman.
Gen. 8. B. Holabird. q. s. A., is ut the sher-
Nan.
Dr.. J. Bell, Benton Harbor, in at tho Matte
son.
Hon. E. L. Liyermoro, New York, is at the
Matteson.
Gen. II. N. Forsyth aud family are ut the
Gardner
Thomas Il. B. Davis. New York, is at tha
Gardner.
Tho Hon. J. IL. Rush, Wisconsin, is at the
Sherman
Capt. E. ". Gift, U. 8. L., is at the Grand
Pacific. s.
]. Edgar Thompson, the Railroad King, Phi1a-
delphia, Is at the Grand Pacific.
Gen. J. ". Turner, st. Louis, Is At tho Grand
Pacific
Col. oDr1en, Of Washington, left for home
last evening.
Benjamin Lombard, Jr., and wife, Ga1esburg,
are at the Matteson.
N. Ewayama, Japanese Commissioner, is at
the Sherman.
E. R. Paine, Milwaukee, is at the West sido
Briggs House.
g. F. Bailey, proprietor Of Bailey's Circus, New
York, is at the Matteson-
B. O. rutherford, Manchester, Eng, is at the
West Side Briggs House.
Judge J. W. streven, Of Pontisc, is at the
West Side Briggs House.
The Rev. Thomas Ryan, Minnesota, is At the
West Side Briggs House.
N. L. Capron, one of Rloomington's bankers.
Is at the West Side Briggs House. 80.
". Helmer, Superintendent, Of the steel
works to be located at Calumet, il at the Matte
son.
Col J. Gillespie, OF Edwardsville, is among
the prominent arrivals at the West Side Briggs
House.
The Rev. John Dekoven, newlY-elected Bishop
OF Massachusetts,, arrived in the city yesterday
from Racine, and is stopping at the Vest Side
Briggs House.. -:
Gen. J. Warren Ball, formerly Of Chicago. and
now Of Galveston, Texas, is at the Gherman
House. He raised and organized the Thirteenth
Illinois Cavalry in this city. *--''
James F. Mofett, assistant foreman Of the
Euening Journal OF this city, died very suddenly
last evening. Deceased WIS born and educated
In New Bedford, Mass., where his relatives still
live.
Alr. Charles Stow, agent for L. B. Lent's cele-
brated circus, is in town, heralding the advent
OF that popular combination, which will open In
Chicago a week from tomorrow. Mr. Stow, an
old newspaper man, is well known in this city,
and that very favorably.
Among the arrivals at the Gardner yesterday
we're the following: J. 81. McVeigh, Hannibal,
No.; Charles Hempsted, George B. Ritchie,
Il Montreal; "; Cumming, st. Louis; Robert ":
Mass; P. Starr, Burlington, Iowa.
Among the arrivals at the West Bide Brieoa
yesterday and last evening arc l.. D. Saxton,
New York; G.. F. Chamberlain, st. Louis r.
Bugbee, Kansas 8. McMahon, Fort Wayne.
Ind; E. 3. Grant, Stevens Point; E. r N.
, 1873-06-15

Special attention ia invited to the auction sale by
Vim. L. Buffers & Co., Of nome very desirable busi-
aoss and residence property On North Clark street
and Webster avenue, near Lincoln Pnrk on Monday
{to-orrou> morning ut half past 10 o'clock The sale
will take pao on the ground. It is seldom that such
- ns o On na 1hse
each lo and only few steps from the most attractive
park II the city. Title perfect. Sale positive. Seq
advertisement in auothet column.
, 1873-06-15

A Promise that Will Be Fulfilled.
On and after Monday June IL, Colby b Wirts, Nos.
2o2 and o4 stater will FELL furniture at from 10 to
Is per cent less tt N It can be bought Of any
establishment. The why G. l. ". can compete
with any other house ts that they employ upwards Of
80 men In manufacturing, thus enabling them to
divide theIr p1oata with their customers. ~
, 1873-06-15

Ia buying and selling real estate. Tho rise Of real
assato has made many man rich. By hezitaung and
delaying, the golden opportunity PASSES, and man
still poor. Instead Of paying another for the p11vi-
lege Of living hta property, thus giving him both
the honor and profit, ply your money for something
you San eal your OWL Your best opportunity for do
choice lots 1t Englswood Monday, June II. Tr4in
leaves Rock Island depot at II O'Clock frea for Ill vho
YlAh 70 90. :.
, 1873-06-15

Over one hundred thousand dollars in ina clothing,
containing the very latest New York stYlea for mems
and boys wear, Is now offered to the public at cost
from date Ill rernovnl to elegant new quar-
ters, northwest corner State and Madison streets,
Aug. l.
Over 1900 white vests, linen, alpaca, and rnoha!r
aaclB. MohAir and linen busters In great variety.
En9liah and Scotch cheyiot suits from SO to SIS.
Manufacturers cost price. Everything In proportion.
call will convince all that We mean to sell our goods
II low prices will do It, EDw4Eps, BLuErT i Co, 45
and II Nest Madison street. 3o9 State street.
, 1873-06-15
The Far-Faned Van Rensselaer, Estate, at
Waukegan.


Chicago. and Charles F. George Esq, old resident
Of Waukeg1n, have purchased this weI-known estate
from the Van Renselaer heirs, Of Albany N. Z. The
hnd lies In the heart OF the city and s most beautiful
grove property. Messrs. Ladd George have subdt-
vded the entire tract into large residence lots
with wide, well graded streets and avenues. The
northeast corner Of the tract is but few steps south
west Of the F1xBt Ward School, large and com1no-
Gus building. The whole viii b sold At public auction
on Thursday June &c, at Waukegaa, by VIM. L. Buffers
Co., Of this city. Agrand free excursion train will
leave Chicago the morning Of tho sale at o'clock
cordial invitation il extended to the ladies' and gen
ueen OF this city and suburbs to join in e1curslon.
, 1873-06-15

Prepare for the Fourth.
Graham, the young mena tailor, 1t No. 1l9 Sontn
Clark street, IL offering great Inducements to all par
ties ordering suits before the Fourth He has on hand
ings his work Is rst-c1ass, and satiafacton alwa5s
guaranteed.
, 1873-06-15

Il UpUu Iu8ta.
look IN upon Croft Brothers, Ut their elegant par
1o1s, No. 1s7 South Clark street, will be sufficient evi-
dence that they the busiest men In town. Their
Is becoming manifest in the run upon them for new
zutts for summer wear. "9eeing is believing" and
those wishing new suits and good fitting ones, should
GiYe them call,
, 1873-06-15

Children's Braided Suits.
We have just completed large stock Of misses' and
chdrcnh braided suits suitable for all ages, from to
a6 years. Also ane assortment Of red1ngotes, white
and linen su1tes for 1aes-naw styles aud al prices.
All prices for equal yalue guaranteed as low as the
lowest. Hotchkn, Palmer Co., Nos. 137 and 139
Etnte street.
, 1873-06-15

=. Importing Tailor.
Y. L. Barnum, importing tailor, No. 164 Dearborn
ureet has large line Of imported woolens for gentle
men, and oers bargains TO those wishing spring and
sumner suits. Also full line OF furnishing goods
Shirts made to 1nesxufn. Give him cali,
, 1873-06-15

The Fifth National Bank has removed from III old
quarters to its one, the northwest corner Of
Lasa1ls and Washington streets. The bank hss ar
ranged to increase tts capital to and surpus
to 500 600 On July l.
, 1873-06-15

Hrs. gtoughton, No. s64 Wabash avenue, souctts
examination Of her recon: nportations Of novelties In
Pari8 millinery which Rhe Offers at reduced priees
, 1873-06-15

Persons wishing to examine the construction of the
Palmer Hotel can have the use OF the elevator and
cess to au parts Of the building, from to hApast
esch AFTERNOON during the balance of this month.
, 1873-06-15
Express Deli

Express Delivery.
Our readers will be glad to learn that they can h1ve
au thar American E1preas goods delivered to them
, 1873-06-15

a certain mattet---Mr-S Skinner aat down. much
relieved. '
On motion, committee Of three, conHating
OF Messr8. Skinner. and Billings, and Mrs: Heck
man, was appointedto ill up tbs vacancies in the
Mr. Bouton announced his intention Of resign
ing the proud position OF President, Whereupon
tho meeting adjourned for weak. ',
, 1873-06-15

The Genuine Geyser Spring Water
3 drawn BY Buck & Rayuer, ut both their stores,
, 1873-06-15

ontsde -dallyery- -linas f-that Expresa COM
pany BY Brink for Is centa IN city; nnd Is to
Hyde Park: Eugfewood,. or Stock Yards. -This Is
now arrangement, and will be immense saving to
, 1873-06-15
PERSONAL.

t took the matter under adyisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-24
A rRoLICsOME PRENCHMAN.

He Pulls the Pigtails OF Two Gentlemen
from China and Il Brought Before
Judge Hogan.
Two Celestials, Messrs- All Fui and An Chin. en-
pioyed In the Bellevie Laundry, New Jersey. wear
ing long pigtails and clad in the picturesque CO.'S
tune of their native land were quietly
proceeding through vesey street yesterday
morning when the singularty OF their
appearance excited the curiosity or frolic-
some Frenchman named Thomas X. Edmunds.
Edmunds sacrlegiously seized the pigtails OF the
Chinese gentlemen and amused himself by pulling
their owners about Tor few moments. An oflicer,
however, appeared upon the scene and relieved
their assailant into custody None OF the parties
understanding English, Justice Hogan sent to Bax-
ter street for an interpreter for the Chinese, who
was found In the person OF one wah Low. Mr..
William Healy, the well-known Sandusky Follower,
generously rendered his services In aid OF the
Frenchman. Notwithstanding the Frenchman's
protestations, however, he was committed In 5000
bail TO answer Tor the assault.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-24

Of Oxford and Cambridge to Join in the coming
struggle. Their vacation would give them album
dant time for their trip and training. Although they
are accustomed to row In eight Dared boats yet
they could quickly adapt themselves to our SIZE, as
the London Rowing Club did when they beat the
Ataantas badly. II we are beaten 1t will be moth.
ing to be ashamed OF, and the knowledge gained
frOm visit OF the men OF whom all England Is SO
justly proud would be more than could be obtained
In half dozen years. training. 1t can do no pos
sble harm 10 invite them and II they accept there
nineteenth century.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-24
THE CoLLEe E REGATTA.
from the Anvil Dartmouth College Journal. MAY

centred upon the coming regatta In July, the
greatest water Jete ever known in America.
Twelve OF the largest universities and colleges are
busy In preparation and thousands OF students are
looking forward to the day on which their favorite
crew IL Ito do or die" The NEW YORK HERALD
has made most happy suggestion, which, II car
ried out, will greatly enhance the interest Of the
coming gtruRQle-thRt is, to invite the two creWg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-24
YAC Il Il / N G..
THE SEASON OF 1873.
Its Opening and Prospective
BriIliancy.
Regatta Of the New York
Yacht Club.

New Boats Added to the Organization Those
Altered and Improved Sailing Reg
ulations, the Course and the Prizes
Probable Entries Invitation
from the Royal Western
Yacht Club of Ireland
Chance to Secure An
other Queens Cup.