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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23
GUARDIANS SALE LAND,

= Office is hereby given, that by yir-
" tue of an order OF the Dubois Cir
cult Court, the undersigned Guardan OF
Margaret +. Harris. Polly Harris ami
Minerva Harris. minor heirs OF Isaac
Harris. deceased. Will sell AT private sale
the undivided one-half part of the fol-
lowing described real estate fof ,niI
wards situated in the County OF Du-
Ooi-, Indiana. to-wit:
The north west quarter Of section No
iwenty-ci.ht 2Sl township No. one l.
south of range No. five 81 west. 10
acres. and the north east quarter of the
south east quartcrof section twcmtv-onc
II ), IN said town and range. 40 acrc..
containing in all 200 acres more or les.
Applications of purchasers will he
received by The undersigned Guardia,
at hi-sre>idrirc. in HARRISON TOWNSHIP.
in said county. or by viii \. Trayior.
his Attorney. ut Jasper. Indiana, until
the 2lsf day of February. lS7t
TERMS. One-third cash. tie residue
in two equal payne OF one and two
wears. the purchaser giving notes nj in
ierest, waving valuation laws. and So
cured by good freehold surety.
LEMU Ell l.. kEl.~D. Guar.
At the same lime and place. and on
the same terms. the residue IF the above
described lands belonging 10 ilro'irr
heirs, being oue-hilt thcroi. " III also be
sold. MANSON MckLhDl.
INDIANA MCLLEOl.
WILL \. 1PAlLoE, ATTY.
I.t. 1g
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

FoR SECRETARY OF STATE. Hon. A.
I. Whittlesey, now private Secretary to
Gov. Hendricks, and having charge of
the Executive Office, during the Govern
ors absence east, is spoken of for the
Democratic nomination for Secretary of
State. We second his nomination heart
lily, as one entirely fit to be made. -
whit is a whole-souled man, an un-
swerving Democrat, hard worker. and
thoroughly honest and competent, just
the man for the position. He would
add decided strength to the ticket. We
say, "IIurra for WHT!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

Gy BY report of Gen. Garfield. made
to Congress, it appears that it costs
Sl07,00 to sweep, clean and watch the
Treasury building in Washington one
year. Pretty heavy on the taxpayers
for stringent times, for cleaning one
house.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

0T The cost to the county of the last
term of the Circuit Court was only
$3.50 SO, of which amount sl55 80 is for
jury fees. There were but two jury
TITLES. and one of them was sent from
Pike county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

n : The editorial fraternity of North
ern Indiana met last week and fumed,
sizzled and gloriicd each other, and
their profession, drank Louis Lang 5
bvst, (and every one who has tried it
knows it is good,) Jared sumptiously at
the Bates House, but done nothing to
advance the material interests Of those
engaged and went home to be lick spit.
ties for some cheeky aspirants for petty
Offices, and abuse each other more bit
terly than ever through their columns.
and try and save enough ielthy lucre to
be on hands again at the next big spree.
Isle tramse," &c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

O--The ireland Grange of the Patrons
of Husbandry meets every Monday
night, and since they have received their
charter, is said TO be augmenting in
numbers rapidly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

NEW FURNITURE. A lot of new fur
niture has been received at Allies estab-
lishment. and will be sold cheap for
cash. Newly married folks will call
and look at il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

~ DR.. Duflncr has bought lot in
Jasper. and will put up a building on il
"a soon as possible.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

OF Colonel Pattison saws work Will
be resumed on the Lake Esie railroad
next month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

IT, II takes nine men aud four wo-
men TO organize a Grange.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

IcF.- Seven ice hcuSes were filled
with ice in Jasper last Friday and Saiur-
day. The ice was about three inches
thick.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

GONE SoUrH-Mr. T. Herbig started
with drove of 30 horses on his way
South last Tuesday. lie expects to sell
at Memphis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

OF Persons having Gold or Silver
frames can have them set with pure
Pebble lenses. adapted to theireycs land
need nol try n dozen or more Spectacles
before they can get one to suit,) by con
suliing the optical instrument, at the
NEW DRUG STORE.
Dec. 5th 1873.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

ESTATE.
~ Office is hereby given. that by VIZ
~ tue of an order OF the Dubois ,lr-
cult Cont, the undersigned. Guardian
of Maria J. Miller. an insane person.
will sell at public auction OH the prem
ises. on
SATURDAY. January 31st, 1874,
an equal undivided one-third part oi
the following described real estate, stu
ated in the County of Dubois. and Stale
of Indiana. to- wit:
The east half of Lot No. eighty-two
1927. in tho town of Jasper, as shown oN
the Map. Plat or Chart thereof, with the
lappurtenances thereto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE Cne-third OF
the purchase money to be paid IN cash.
one-third in six months, aud one-thith
i'm twelve months. the purchaser Civ
ING notes for said deferred payments,
bearing interest. with approved surely
and waving benefit from valuation OF
appraisement laws.
ANDREW j. McNERSEI, Guar.
y. e.. SCHAFEg, Atty.
Jan. I'll. iS74.-4w.
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
state of Indiana. Dubois County, s.:
NrOTICEis hereby given that David
~ Riley. Administrator OF the estate
of Joel Mavity. deceased has fled ms
petition to sell the real estate OF the
deccdent. his personal being insufficient
to pay his debts and that said petition
will be heard at the next term of tho
( Circuit Court of said county.
BAIL II. EDuoNsroN. Clerk,
&C. Dubois County.
| WILL A. TRayLoR Atty.
| Jan. 10th, isIf.-3w.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ErN AIE.
WILL y. 1PAlLOH, Atty.
jan. ,l6. iS7i.-4ws.


"a Office j, icrchy given. that by vir
the OF an orderof Use Dubois ir,nit
Cont. the undersigned Adnimi>IIalni-
OF the estate OF John Miller. drcca>c'
will offer ior sale at public auction "n
The premise. on
SATURDAY. January Sls'. lsII,
an equal undivided two-lhirus ~ Ihe
following d.-rTibcd leal estate "i ih-
deceased. situated IN the County OF
Dubois, State OF Indiana. to-wit:
The east half of Lot No. eighty ~"
So. in the town of Jasper. a shown hy
the Map Flat or Chart thereof. with the
annurienance- thereto belonging.
.ERMS OF SALE. One-third of the
purchase money TO be paid III cash. The
residue in equal payments OF siN mt
twelve months. the purchaser giving
mote. for deferred pay ment. bearing m
ltcrcs;. with approved surety. and waiv-
ing benefit Of valuation laws.
sale TO commence ut o'clock. L. NJ
JOHN WElkEL, Admir-
j. &. ScHArER. ATTY.
Ian al 1874 lw
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American Wines,

Bat few persons are aware Of the great
amount o. Grapes raised IN New Jersey.
Alfred Speer Is known 10 be the larges,
Wine grower east OF the Rocky Mount
AIMS. His Port Grape Wine is the best,
aud Is considered by physicians and
chemists rs The best wine TO be procured.
V,,y-1hc Boonviile Enquirer, Rockpori
Democrat. Owensboro Monitor, and
Henderson thyD papers. all agree that
the tobacco trade j. slow this year, The
farmers holding back on account of the
prices. which range for common and
medium leaf from - to So: good Leaf
50 TO s.. The same may be said At
present of the trade in this county
though many farmers had cash advanced
TO them on their crops. they are now
unwilling TO sell AT the prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

e-Dlustcry March weatherthi week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

State Of Indiana. Dubois County. s.:
In the Circuit Court OF Dubois Coun-
~, in the state OF Indiana, March Term.
a. ID. 1874.
John G.. Deck.
vs..
Moses i. Cox, trustee for : Civil Action.
Catnarinc 4. Cox.
Moses II. Cox aud
Calharine L. Cox.
- T. IT KNOWN. That on Il e 9Th dav
~ Of January, ia the @car 1874. tn, DO, c
manned plaintiff. hy lii> ATTORNEY ". A.
Trylor. flied ~ tie Oflicc "a The Clerk of
.ie irchit Court, Iii, complani agninst
said defendants. in The above Untitled
cause. and on the 2Oih day OF January.
1874, he filed an ailidavit oi y competent
person. that said defendant Catharine I .
Cox 50 proper ail ncce,ary party To- iii,
faction, the anne being IN relation 10 real
estate. and that said defendant Catherine
T.. Cox j. not a resident OF the State of
Indiana.
said defendant is therefore. hereby
notified OF The filing aud pendcucv Of said
complaint against her. and thai unless
she appear and answer or demur there
to. al The calling OF said cause on the
second day OF the next term Of said
Court, to be begun and held at The Court
House in Jasper. on thc Fourih MOnda,
Iin March. next, said complaint. and
the matters and things therein contained
aud alleged. will be heard aad defer
mined in her absence
BAIL b. EDMONSTON. Clerk
Of the Dubois Circuit Court
VIII A. TRAYLoE, Atty log plaintiff.
Jan. 81. lss4-3W..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

re- The New Albany Ledger says
that gentleman representing European
capitalists. is now on his way 10 this
country, TO inspect the Louisville and st.
Louis Railroad. and il his report is favor
able the prospects arc that money will be
furnished on first mortgage bonds to
resume work on the line in the Spring,
and push it TO an eaily completion. SO
mote il be.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23

AZ The election for Justice OF III
Peace in iaintridge oMn,hip on last
Tuesday resulted in the choice of Tobias
IIcrhig by the following vote; Tobias
lIerbig Ga; Joseph Rottet At; John
Nelson 81; Casper John !. But little
interest was manifested, as the Office
does not pay mrh more than cxpences
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND.


LAND.
n Office is hereby given. Il AZ hy vir-
tue OF an order OF tie Dubois Cir
cult Court. The undersigned Adminis-
TRAITOR OF The estate OF John l.. COnlev.
deceased. win offer for sale al public
auction ON the premises. on
SATURDA \. Februiy 2Ist. 1874.
the following land, of the deceased Sit
uated in the County of Dubois, state Of
Indiana, to-wit:
The west half Of the north west quar-
ter OF section No. twenty (aO). township
No. two e., south Of range No. three 3,
west. except ten acres, IN square form.
in tie south cast corner OF SAID tract.
TERMS OF SALE. ~ Oue-tliul Of The
purchase money 70 be paid in cash one
third in six months. and one-third in
twelve months. the purchaser giving
notes for deferred payments, bearing
interest, with approved surety. and
waving benefit of valuation laws.
Sale TO begin al o'clock. p. ".
NJ. FISHER, admir-.
&. DoANE. Atty.
Jan. 10th. 73.-4w.
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At the New Drug Stnre.
Sole Agents for the County.
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MANHOOD! HOW LOST, NOW RESTORED

Louisville. Kentucky. July =. lsia = ''''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-23
ATTORNEYS COPLAINT.

State Of Indiana, Dubois County. IS:
In the Circuit Court OF Dubois Coun-
~, in the state OF Indiana, March Term,
A. d. 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-03
RECEPTION ON THE UNITED STATES
STEAMER HWATARA.

The officers OF the United States steamer, Swa
tara, Commander Ralph Chandler, gave reception
and hop on board the vessel yesterday afternoon,
prior to her departure south with the scientific
corps who have been engaged to make observa-
tons on the transit OF Venus. The Swatara has
been fitting out for some time past at the Navy
Yard, and the arrangements for her mission hav-
ing been almost completed the officers determin ed
TO entertain their friends The invitations in
Guided all the prominent officials OF the Yard as
well as many distinguished civilians. With char
acteristlc taste and elegance the ship was adorned
with bunting and otherwise suitably decorated,
and altogether her appearance both inside and
outside was trim and festive. The arrangements
on the quarter deck and elsewhere were every
thing that could be wished, and showed that the
efforts OF the officers to render the event
worthy OF the ship and the occasion
had not been made IN vain. Shortly alter two
O'Clock the band played some insplritiDR strains.
and before long the company--a brilanr and dis
tnguished one-commenced to promenade, and
subsequently to enjoy the terpschorean exercises
which the fascinating music suggested. The off,
GERS were, OF course unremittlng in their atten-
tions, and the AFFAIR altogether q gratifying
success. The Swatara Will probably san on Satur-
day next, the United States steamer Gettysburg
having already conveyed from Washington and
transferred to her all the instruments and appli-
ances for the expedition. The scientific party
are ordered to be on board the Swatara to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-03
VENUS IN BUSINESS.
Early Departure OF the Astronomers.
WAcuIN1ToN limo Q 1874

Early Departure of the Astronomers.
WASHINGTON, June 2, 1874.
The spacious grounds of the United States Naval
Observatory have been cleared OF the small
0bservatories containing the equatorial and
transit instruments and the Photographic appa-
ratus described in the HERALD Of the 18th ut to be
used in watching Venus as she crosses the SUMS
disc December 8. The buildings and the instru-
ments on which such beautiful sun pictures have
been taken daily for some time past are to be
shipped Immediately by the Gettysburg, Com
mander McRitchie, for the Brooklyn Navy Yard, to
be transferred there to the Swatara.
The personnel OF the southern part OF tn expe-
TO 1e nT On tine a. "a are
to the Southern stations. The personnel for
THE THREE NORTHERN STATIONS
are not under the necessity OF leaving the United
States Immediately, as they have but to proceed
via San Francisco to China, Japan and Siberia.
The Lackawanna, second rate, is expected to be at
Nagasakl by the middle OF August to convey these
Northern parties TO their separate posts. AS the
whole organization is now complete Tor
THE EIGHT STATIONS
we give below an accurate list for the use Of
friends Of the expedition and friends OF the tray.
The following is a list OF the stations and parties
Of the United States expedition Tor observation OF
the transit Of Venus December 8, 1874
b. Wheeler; Chief Photographer, d. r. Clark; AS
sistants, J. $. Tappan, g. J. Rockwell ana F. NJ.
Lacy.
HOBART Town. VAN DIENAN's LAND-Chief AS
tronomer, Professor w. Hardness, United States
Navy; Assistant l.. Waldo; Cniei Photographer,
w. J. Moran; Assistants, W. II. Churchill ana
w. b. Devereaux.
KERGuELEN IsLAND.-Chief Astronomer, Com
mander Ryan, United States Navy; Assistant.
Lieutenant Commander G. ]. Vain, United states
Navy; Chief Photographer, D. r. Holmes; Assist
ants, g. w. Dryer and J. Stanley.
NEW ZEALAND.-Chief Astronomer, Professor
Peters, OF Hamilton College; Assistant, Neuten
ant E. W. Bass, United States Army; Chief Photo
| grapher, G. L. Phillppl; Assistants, ]. RUSSELL e
| b. Person and L. Fl. Ayre.
.PEKDG.-Chief Astronomer, Professor Watson, Q
Michigan University; Assistant, Professor c. A
Young, of Dartmouth College; Chief Photographer
W. V. Ranger; Assistants, DR.. 4. Watson and b. j.
Conrad.
CRozEr IsLAND.-Chief Astronomer, Captain Ray.
mOnd United States Engineers; Assistant, Lieu.
tenant s, f.. Tlllman, United States Army; CHIEF
Photographer, w. X. Pywel; Assistants, J. G.
Campbell and A. Foster.
NAGAsAKI.-Chief Astronomer, Professor David
son, United States Coast Survey; Assistant, D. II
Jiltman United states Coast Survey.
CHATHAM IsLAND.-Chief Astronomer E. Smith,
United States Coast Survey; Assistant, A. II.
Scott. United States Coast Survey; Chief Photo.
grapher, L. Seebahn Assistants, O. Buchler and
W. IA. Raw.
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those the sarboard tack; and in all where z
81 s The on g s e
yacht on the port tack shall give way II the other
e Yacht shall be
DAMAGES and n regatta or race forfeit all claim to
Any yacht bearing away or altering her course
to leswsrd and thereby compelling another
al calm tho saeeD
two yachts are approaching winward shore, buoy Or
that the cannot away clear
OF the leewardmost ana by standing on further would
stake boat; such yacht being requested
10 bear away is Immediately to comply and will forfeit
Yacht must however in his case bear away at the same
time the one she halls If she can DO without coming
When yachts by the wind approaching shore,
buoy or sakeboat together and so close that the lee
by standing further would be IN danger OF running
ashore or touching said buoy Or stake boat such wealth
d,aiey to comply aud viii forfeit all Claim 10 the prize
by not so doing rhe eewardmost yacht must In this
case however, tack at the same moment the one she
halls II she can do SO without coming in CONTACT
bHs M marx boat or @ nearer ara
should any other yacht that is in the regatta race
the d boat or buoy the OF her
shall forfeit all claim TO the prize. and her owner shall
so compelled to touch marx boat or buo, shall not
suffer any penalty therefor.
by The wind ON either tack.
During regatta or race under the auspces Of the
those sailing in such regatta race without regard to
the previous rules. Disobedence OF this rule may be
ton.
club and may be punished by the club In its discretion.
THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB
take the lead this season. as they have decided to
hold their annual regatta on Wednesday, June TO-
There VIII be three casses-schooners, first and
second class sl0ops The programme giving all
the regulations, course, &C., has yet appeared
The following yachts viii probably sail in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-03
CADET MIDsHIPMEN.

CADET ENGINEERS.
~l.-Asa Mattice, New York.
r2.-George 3. Ransom, New York.
#3-William G. Eaton, New York.
AZ j. Hoffman, Maryland.
"a h. CanAga. Ohio.
6.-Abram " Zane, Pennsylvania.
7.--John r. Edwards, Pennsylvania
S.-B H. Warren, Massachusetts.
9-Abert B. Willets Pennsylvania.
l0.-Stacy Potts Pennsylvania.
IN A SOCIAL POINT OF VIEW
IL has not been as gay here THIS spring as 1t has
usually been. The ball generally rendered to the
graduates by the second Class was not given, on
account, belteve, OF some Misunderstanding be-
tween the cadet midshpmen and cadet engineers
grand ball was rendered by the Officers and
cadets TO Admiral Worden, as ne retres from the
SUPPLEMENTARY this year, but 1t was declined for
private reasons; 80 the only gayeties have been
lmpromptu hops and promenade concerts. These,
however, have been well ATTENDED and very enjoy.
able
Admiral Worden win take with him when ne
leaves the good wishes OF all who have been con-
nectea with the academy during his administra-
ton. Tne academy under MIN, has made great
strides toward ITS present high position, sld he
can well anord to look back upon MS tour OF duty
here With satisfaction. He IS to be succeeded by
Commodore Z. r. p. Rodgers, now Chief Of Bureau
OF iWds and Docks, and one OF the most accom-
plished officers In the service. man OF culture
and IDlish and one who mas had much experience
With he academy IN former DAYS as Commandant
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The motion to quash the indictments against
Klenen, the defaultine Hoboken cashier. has been
denied. The trial is set down Tor to-day.
John Shannon, contractor, OF Jersey City, has
been indicted for manslaughter, because he left In
an unprotected condition the Ravine road, into
which Charles Skr0un walked at night and was
killed.
The temperance crusade In Hudson county has
1zzled out. The chief apostle OF the crusade, Wal
ter Woods. was expelled IRON one OF the Central
Railroad cars yesterday at the request or the pas
sehgers, for persistlng In annoying them on the
subject.
The case OF Joseph Atkinson against the State
in error, will be called up to-day. This is the cele
brated Newark libel case, in which Mr. Atkinson
was convicted Of libel although the indictment
was not signed by the foreman OF the Grand Jury.
The issue now Is whether such an Indictment Ia
valid.
Mayor Traphagen, OF Jersey City, has check
mated the extravaganza oil the Ponce Commls
sioners by refusing to sign the resolution to pay
one Lathrop the sum VI S. l53 for services as
throp Is no surgeon, and his second that one veter
nary surgeon Is Sufficient Tor the police and fire
departments.
In the Supreme Court OF New Jersey, at Tren.
ton. yesterday, arguments were heard on motions
to quash indictments Tor conspiracy and INSIDE
meanor against Joseph G. Young and William
Stansby, OF the city oil Newark, aud which were
found at the last January Term by the Grand Jury
Of Essex county. q. N. Abeel appeared for tho
state and Courtlandt Parker Tor the defendants.
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NEW YORK CITY.


william McQuade, Vice President OF the
Eighteenth Assembly District Republican Associa-
ton, Custom House attache, died yesterday.
Mayor Havemeyer received donations for the
Louisiana sufferers yesterday from W. Cullen
Bryant 4 Co., 5000; w. H. Aspinwa all, 500; G. g.
W., IS; A Louisiana Resident S10
The Caledonian Club met last night at their
rooms, No. 11S Sullivan street, and, among other
business, perfected arrangements Tor their seven
teenth annual picnic, which will be held on the
10th inst. at Dudley's Grove.
At o meeting OF the Board OF Health, held yester-
day aitern DON, the following reports were re-
ceived From DR.. James, on the use OF lile-saving
apparatus at the several ferry slips and piers, ana
from DR.. Day, on the weekly work OF the sanitary
Bureau.
For some days past the laborers attending the
plasterers and bricklayers have been looking for
an advance Of wages from 50 SO to 81 T5 and from
So % to So so q day, and as nearly all OF them
have now received the advance asked for no In.
terruption of building enterprise Is expected.
On Monday evening James Il. Hood q lad ten
years OF age, while at play on q raft foot OF Chris
TOPPER street. North River. fell overheard and was
drowned Yesterday morning the body was re-
covered and taken the residence OF the parents,
No. 101 Charles street, where Coroner Woltman
held an inquest.
For several days past Robert r. Hancock, o
tailor, who lived at No. 1O4 East Broadway, had
been drinking to excess, and on Monday night,
while in deranged state of mind, he cut his
throat with razor and died soon after OF hemOr-
Hancock was forty-three years OF age and native
OF this country.
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The Atlantic Yacht Club makes time allowance
dependent on the meal between the length over
all and on the water line
THE SMALL CLUBS
appear to be rather quiet this season and will be
rather late with their regattas. The Bayonne
Yacht Club has joined with the Oceanic Yacht Club,
and they appear this season as the Union Yacht
Club of New Jersey. The Columbia Yacht Club
and the jersey City Yacht Club arc both flourish
Ing and Will held their regattas late In the present
month. Frank Bates opens the season on June 4
with regatta for open boats, to be sailed from Off
the Short Branch House, G0wanus Bay. The
Manhattan ana Harlem Yacht Clubs are also max
ing lively efforts to carry through successful
season.