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SHE BAD VIEWS.

From The Hudson Co. (O) ChrOnieL>.
Two women in one of the passenger cars on
the train Monday morning had views on the Tnton-
Beecher business.
{" tell YOU" began one Of them looking wise and
fierce have my notions of this hull business and have
had for time" This remark seemed To ease her a
little aud ubricate the hinges Of her tongue which had
become little rusty over Sunday
Yes, 80 have l." meekly responded the other.
told em last Fal." continued the energetic female
fhat II you'd put the hull KIT II EN- IN bag and shake
'em up you couldn't tell whcn vOIld come out irst, and
don't care vino knows it, She shook her head and
cawed the air represent the shaking Of the bag ~ 1t
appeared 20 her, /,
aud cOutIite expression.
A. | told thr Wilder Saith last FALL Beecher an
fitting an MOuting and the hull kit OF em are all OF the
same piece an don't what the jury say, they can't
make me believe any uiifercnt, an don't care who
knows it - She paused ht for breath and 10 ADJUST
her bonnet. which had pitched over on one ear.
A.s do H. again replied the other gently but with
as much spirit az she could muster. Yes have all
along"
D'you spose they make me believe he's innocent
after an them letters an an'an-pshaw IA tole
mother last Fall. yOu may put the hull kit Of EN- into
bag an shake em up and tw0uld be hard TO tell which
would come first tell you have my views OF this
thing an dOn't care who Knows It, by TINS time she
was terribly wrought up and mani ulatng her voice
very near the ninth symphony. The tumult or scorn
that swept her face fearful to contemplate.
They going rolclO but 40 the rate she started
IN doubtful whether she led out the entire Journey
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THE POSTMASTER-GENERAL WESTERN
VISIT

HIS REMARKS BEFORE THE CINCINNATI CHAMBER OF
CoMMERCE-THE COMMERCIAL WORLD N FAVOR
OF CONDUCTING PUBLIC OFFICES FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC ONLY.
CINCINNATI, June 23.-P0stmaster-G General
Jewell arrived in this city this morning and was on the
floor of the Chamber OF Commerce to-day at noon. He
was introduced the members by Col. Holloway, Presi
dent OF the Chamber After thanking the Chamber for
the warmth Of his reception Gen. Jewell said:
am delighted to hear your President say that you
commend idea that Government offices should be con-
duced FOR the benefit of the public, and not for the
benefit Of individuals and find that in every attempt
to conduct Department which preside on these
principles have been by looks or approval by the
commercial community all over the country Therefore
believe it entirely possible to conduct any Department
Of Government and 1t In the interest OF ITSELF
by promoting celebrity security and accuracy IN all ram
ifcaOus, aud doing away with some or the req tape
which has heretofore incumbered it, was not aware OF
the extent OF this mighty country until came 10 look at
IT, IL entirely impossible Ia do our postal business
exclusively in offices located in cities and therefore
il is helm largely done wheels. find in the Valley or
the Mississippi 200 clerks distributing letters and pa
pers as the in notion and md that they dls
tribute more than 40,00o.OOO letters month. ma
that IN the Cincinnati POstOnce the fifth IN size In the
country you distribute so 900 letters month, aud from
20 to 25 tons OF mail matter altogether
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. June 23.-Capt. A. F. Rockwell
Quarernster has been ordered to relieve Cant f.
o. the charge Of the NafOIal cemeteries II city
Point Cold HaTbor Daye, Fredericksburg, Glendale, Fort
Poplar Richmond, Pines aud stanton
Va CAPT. ". Iso.ly Ordnance Depar ment has be
signed duty II adquarters Military Division Of tho Mis-
souri, the recommendation OF the Chief VI Ordnance
LieutCOl CrisnD, Ordnance Department. has been ap
pointed Constructor OF Ordnance at the Arsenal
New York city
The following general been issued from the
Department By the direction % the President tho limits Of
the Department Of the Platte ara hereby extended to include
much Territory II Idaho lies Of line formed
By the extension u the boundary OF Utah the
boundary OF Idaho embracing the post of Fort
portion above referred Ia has heretofore
within the limit Of the department o. California under
Gen Schohed but being Oated from tho headquarters Of
that command nearer the Department OF Platte
MAS deemed ex podient to make the transfer
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE AMATEUR SINGLE-SCCLL CHAMPION
SHIP

THE AMATEUR SINGLE-SCULL CHAMPION
SHIP.
BAINBRIDGE DEFEATS YATEs-THREE MILES ROWED
IN % MINUTES, 4Sl4 SECONDS
A single-scull race took place yesterday after
the Harlem River between Il. b. cambridge OF
this city and Francis Yates OF Detroit Michigan. The
boats were wood 81 feet long aud weighed % pounds
each Banbridge eghs about 80 pounds, and is feet
inches high. Yates is 10 pounds lighter. and Is feet
IA inches high Both well developed In muscle
The for the amateur Of the United
States which has held FOR the past year by Yates
The distance rOwed was three miles strgltaway with the
tide from the Harlem Railroad bridge to point one
mile above High Bridge.
D. m. f. F. Engelhardt gave tho signal to start
from the bows Of the OsscO. Banbrdge almost
immea ely secured the lead which he retained through
ont race reaching the -takeDOat about ten lengths
ahead Of his opponent The time nj cambridge was -
minutes and A. seconds that of Yates, % minutes ana
10 seconds. The river was smooth ana ooh men ro~o
steadily. There arE" number OF spectators,
both upon the OsseO and IN b,ats along the river Be
the pools sold AT 100 against 90 in favor OF
Yates.
Tnis afternoon doub, scull the course
for championship ~ the United states. will take place
Banbridge and smith rowing against Yates and Curtis
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TILE sIOrX IN TIE FIELD.

OMAHA, Neb., June 23.-Advices from Spot
ted Tails Agency that three large war parties
left that vicinity the 18th inst. one each
for the Ponca or Pawnee, Ute. and shoshone
Reseryat ons. II IL thought among posted men
that o gigantic Indian war IL about TO be begun
Information has been sent to the Indian Agents
Prominent fronste and army officers express the
opinions that there will be rca; trouble also with other
Indians this Summer ard Fall At least five large
parties have LIFT the reservations during the ast two
weeks The cavalry in this department are unable TO
keep them on tie roftIy aticEs through limited number
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DIED.
Al Notices Of !
name and address

AKIN-At Paving Dutchess CO., n r. June %. JonsthAa
Funeral services at his iaIs residence Friday 2S
O'Clock.
BowNE-on wednesday 2Sd inst. staten Island, Ei1.
kery wife OF samuel r Ho%n and y2unse's daughter OF
tes ana friends OF tho family arc respectfully In 70
attend the funeral on Friday o'clock from
BRONsON-At Washington Highs OF Wednesday Juno "a
1873 Cahane b. wife 0; DIT. John Bronson, In the aiss
CLOUGH-At Passaic " j. Tuesday June % Eliza Jane
% % daIfT field 81 " fi Pan n vecffy invites
attend her funeral Friday June 20 from the North
c iSa2nsSs % At las p m -' - -'' '
CoLT-Tueseay June 90 OF aphthcra. Harry o. son OIL
ston ST., Brooklyn
Reed second son A. c. Fr.sse Of this city.
FRIssELL-At Omaha Neb sabbath. Juno 20. Ezra Resl
services the residence Of Mis-, saL Fanny pOdd Bloomfield
Christian J. $ Hoamaan il tue 35ih year Of &. age
June %. from hia late residence, No 257 dardens. He
bOken.
day morning 20 IN the Goth year Of his age TIC
Dallas D. LORI, d. D. editor OF The Northern Christian Ad
The win place from Palmyra NewIersey and
train lea ing New York ar go a. NJ IN yania X
There viii also bo funeral exercises at his late Residence
Auburn, Thursday, at . O'Clock 2. III.
MCCOEMICK-On the afternoon OF Wednesday Tune % %
of j. Mare Martin, ESQ, Mrs Elizabeth l. Mocor
Fnera from her Late residence clerkst near Caromons
ave- FRIDAY afternoon, at 1870 ;. N.
-. Paul papers please copy.
MCNAUGHTON-Ofd phtheria. Tuesday night Juno n
Bessie Walker eldest child Of Daniel O. and jennie W. No
NaugltOn. aged years.
family invited 20 attend the funeral from
residence OF her parents 90 Grandst, Jersey CITY, o.
Friday, . o'clock.
NGAR-Suldenly on Monday, 2lst inst
and friends respectfully Invited a. attend the
funeral the residence " his pacus 81 Taylor
Brooklyn. on Thursday June g. al p m.
PARK-In Brooklyn Monday, Juno d. LanrA " II, wife
Of Irenor W. Park, in the fSh year ~ her age
Tho relatives aud friends respectfully inyi,of 70 attend
funeral from her late residence No $50 lcksst,
Thursday the l4th Inst at 8 p m.
SHAw-At the residence Of her Perciva ~ shaw =
Saginaw, Mich, June u. MIS- Maria l. shaw, relce
Of DIT. Daniel ]. shaw, aged 80 years
and Clinton Co.. y. " and Milwaukee, papers please
copy.
sUCKLFY-In this city, Tuesday Jrne ~ Rutsen Such
ley Of Rhinebeck In the 18th year Of his age.
Funeral at Rhinebeck Thursday II y from the NJ
Church.
vooRHEEs-on Monday June 81, Mrs Louisa NJ Voorhees,
widow OF James H. Voorhees, aged ~.
Funeral Thursday June "a at O'Clock M Church
OF the Holy Apostles Nnthsye, OF rso0ty eighth
ST.
wHEELER-h North stonington. Conn, on weinesdsy
% 1870 sarah NJ Brow Ming wife OF Major Dudley
Wheeler.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES IN CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD, Conn, June 23.-The Senate to-
day passed constitutional amendment forbidding the
bonding Of towns in aid Of railroads other private cor
porations Tho vote stood-Yeas. Is; Nays 6. The
amendment was defeated in the House. In the House.
constitutional amendment redstrictng the state and
making the number OF Senators not css than ii nor
more than 40 was defeated-Yeas. 1915; Nays, lei.
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DEATH FROM UNKNOWN A-sAIfANTs.
Coroner Woltman held an inquest yesterd


in the case Of Patrick Reilly, WHO picked up In the
street on June 10 in dying condition from injuries on
the head Eliza Foley Of No 2OG West Twenty
testified tina; sunday night June 10 there was pro-
rcta struggle in the hallway of tho house In which
she lives and mans voice said Yes. have got some
new shoes" and shortly aferwaTd There's no use
searcing me have nj no money" On looking out
her " ndow a few minutes aftcrward she a
moving down Twenty -scyenth--t. IL Is known that
Reilly had lust purchased pair Of shoes and had
Tuitr laborcr who knew Reilly stated that he him
about 7IO o'clock on sunday morning IN the custody Of
an officer and bleeding nom number Of wounds ou the
head When asked who struck him he replied. know.
but amt going 10 summons them" lie then taken
10 the police station aud died shortly afterward.
Tie Jury rendered verdict that the deceased came TO
his death from injuries received In unknown.
The police have made any arrests In spite OF the
eray known fact that Reilly engaged In fight at
No GO6 West Twenty enthSt after midnight ON the
day OF his death.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fFor other Ship Ne'cs see I'm Poea

ARRIVED
steamship Franconia Bragg Portland with nfse and casA
steamship City Of NewYork, Zimmerman Havana June IA
Bark sprnsbok (of Dundee Isles Asoa Bay 90 dAys WIN
Bark Emma Iltcheld of ROckland Hayden cisnfusscs
BARK virgen Montserrat span Font Havana Is days
schr. Collins Cof Philadelphia, Meade. sasus 10
scir Ebeneser ot Nassau Bethel Elsuthera daya with
schr Eppnger (Of Brookhsvsn, Bay Jacksonville
schr Alice Gardner Colt, Brunswick Ca, days via
Schr Florence Lillian, Smith. Jacksonville days vita
schr sunbeam. Kain Port Antonio Jam, 20 daya Via
Schr Alta Cof Annapolis ~ ST. Kirkpatrick, Arroye 10
days. with and mOlasses.
AFRO Pard"e. wsrrsn' ''" T. r. Burnett Pswt1cioc
Hester q sarah New Bedford j. &. Russ Somerset
Caroline & Cornelia, somerset r Baxter proyideaca
fSaiss FrGHc New Bedford Fashion Froyiaencs
Maria Louisa Providence. Benz English. warshsA
f Z. Fot law New Bsfora p King Hartford
Jas is" 2 Watts Norwich hiiee 8 Fanny, Bnds.p~A
Natalie. Newburyport WA. EvartA, boston
BELOW
sr J carre ngey eanan from cbas
Both by pilOtbOat Hope, No. /.
SAILED
Steamships scyhia Liverpool Cleopatra savannah
Carolina, for Charleston bark Home~ard Bound foe
WiSD-sunset light 8; thick fog outside
QUEBEC June 2s-The captain OF the steamship straihay
teeaphs that the ship has large hole in the fore part the
broken, and bottom much damaged and full VI Watef
The cargo must be unlOaded.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PHIIkDELPHIA Jane 23.Cleare steamship PennsvivanA
Liverpool scbr Francnuia for Portland Arrived steam
ship W. Whilden, from Baltimore.
BRryswcg Ga, June 23-Arrivcd brig Caroline r. Kelly,
from New York schr Mary Lord from Havana
CHARLESTON June 23-Arr.yed. steamship Equator rom
Philadelphia cleared BARK ATLANTA BIB for London saaled
steamship Gulf stream. Tor New-f0rk; schs Horace fof
Camden. y. ]. Lily, FOR Hsvre.
MN BFDpORD June 23-Arrivei, schrs. Aimira r Row
land New York d. Ellis. and Watchman. from Lincoln
VILE
NEW ORLEANS June 23Clesred. steamship Margaret for
Havana bark Bristol for Bordeaux.
Pass LOtTRE 23-Sailet schrs. Samuel F. FsosnA
for Boston ROyalist (Br }, for Jamaica.
PORTLAND. June 23-Arrved, steamship E!canorA from
New-IOrk.
SAVANNAH, June 23-Cleared, schr. Hattie Turner. fos
Boston
SAN FRANCISCO June 23-Arrived. ship Sumner R. Mead
from Manila bark Albert William BIZ from Valparaiso
FOREIGN FORTS.
LIVERPOOL " g., June 22Arrived, brig Lulan from New
LONDON. 23-Saled for the Unitsi states Vernon
Northern Chief late Nepgon BerteuI Fsiken kong carr
Andrew Loyt Iris, Ocean, lndusTie. Iusko Martina AT
rved out the 18th inst Cha Patt Minerva Arrived oas
the 2st inst. SCdShamn. Arrived ont on the I'D nst
MacCullnm More 81 Louis san MlFeas Lake superior.
Fvangcne Cebele Cosmos ANNETTE Inverness the last TIVE
in the Channel Arrived on the sd inst 1athcart Oliver
Emery Ravenscrss star Of Bengal Kent, Kent WssdAA
Dubr0vach, Giulo.
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The CewmI..srinf Of the Bsxy.

The stomach o0mmisssriat Of tho physical ssten
furnishes the natural susenance OF every organ me
ordered body langushes but however Affected ~
be- restored by course % HoH
IRRs STOMACH BTERs The regularity IN s cpers2n' NC.
tonic Alternative establishes In the most ofoo
waiting ply steal debility impurities OF the boa
affections OF the dschargng organs We know hst
habit Of the body pbsrueted tno ennfo
physique weakened IN consequence 0 nsuncsnt con
souof food into blood and II IL equally certain thzs -
refuse OF being wholly thrown on In SURE
vital fluid and surchage the bowels md IA
vtiaed which weakens and nfames tneA
The Bers by strengthening the organs OF discharge enao
them % vigorously and thus beraes the pops ~ ues
which would otherwise work ncalcuabe ini Try.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
STATE PROHIBITION CONVENTION.

STATE PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE, n. Y. June 23.-The Prohibition
State Convention completed its organization this fore
noon and nominated part OF the State ticket IA follows
For Secretary Of Static. D. Dusenbury Of ontario.
Standardization A. Hopkins Of Monroe
TredsuYeT-Htephen y. Ayers OF Yates
state Engineer and SUruey0r-OeO A. Dudley OF Ulster
Canal C0HDissioner Ira D. Bell OF -. lawrence.
Prison fIispectOr-JOhn Il. ClbO OF NeN-l OK
Attorney Geacrdi-El T. Marsh Of Herkmer
The following platform was adopted:
RsoIred recognize Almighty God in every rue TO
form especially do acknowledge his hand IN ne pIo
prohibition sentiment OF this state ana NATION
ssored That il is neither night nor polite for the stare 70
license any traffic that tends 10 Increase crime
corrupt mOr;rs and destroy NE.
Resolrrf That unalteraby committed 70 an amend
Constitution Of the state prohibiting tho manu-
iactur0 and sale of alcoholic beverages
ReSo'rcd That all rue Temperance men have acknowl
edged Justice Of prohibition and unity Of Thought has D-en
secured all and ORGANIZATIONS 10 COM
bine IN unity u action with our movement.
Res,red That the completely Of the National Goverhens
liquor traffic makes the issue aonal one
and demands a National Prohibition party
Adjourn d sine de. 4,
The following additional nominations were made n the
Independent Convention later in the day
For hecretdFy o. Sidte-W. Rnush.
Etr CantyoiieP-Iaurcn T.. Crane.
Ior TTcGSLrcr-F Baehr.
For 4f0rIey. GensrGt-P. Van Clih
For Surveyor n easr1i-E. TwtthelL
F,r CLERK o TIE supreme Court Paul Morrill,
For Superintendent Of Pu1te IasiT1'cfio1t-J w Euenn
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REGATTA OF THE COLUMBIA YACHT CLUB.

RACE on THE HUDSON RIvlR WITH TWELVE con-
TEsTANTs-TnE LILLE, GEORGE Il. DEAN, AND
TOUGH DECLARED TIE WINNERS.
The heavy rain and the dead calm at the
hour the eighth annual sata Of the Columbia
Yacht Club yesterday had depressing effect upon the
yachtsmen and their friends. About 1l:30 IN, how
ever the rain stopped and light breeze sprang up from
the southeast From that time the breeze frcshened
Tho race was very satisfactory and inspiriting one,
meeting all the wants of thc contestants. The vessels
that entered yesterday and their owners are as follows
FfRsI Glass.
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No u.e Of any longer taking the large.


drastic and pills composed Of crude and bulky IN
put cheap wood pasfeboard boxea who
can by carrnl applics Of extract a
medicinal the val
liable and herbs and concentrate them into mnuts
grannle scarcely larger than mustard seed, that -
readily swallowed by those Of the At sensitive etomaehs an
fasdiOus tastes Each Of DR.. PIRRcEs PLEASANT PCs9A
represents most concentrated fDrn a. muoe
catharc power embodied In Of The large pills found
for sale the drug From their wonderful cahzre
power IN proportion their people who have not 1d
them suppose that they harsh drastic In eet
but such all the different active MEDICINAL prtn
cpes OF which they composed being hsrnonz-d one "
the Others produce most searching and thorough, 20
gently and kindly operating cathartic The PELLETS are soA
nv ealer in mi fnaa
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
THE LIBERALS IN ENGLAND.

THE LIBERALS IN ENGLAND.
Mr. GLADSTONE NEXT YEAR TO RESUME THE
LEADERSHIP OF HIS PARTY.
LONDON. Wednesday. June % 1879.
The Sas says it has undOubted authority for stas
ing that after repeated conferences, Mr. Gladstone
has promised to resume the leadership Of the Lib
eral party next year.
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Assistant Engineer ". Gardner has ben detsoses -
thu SwstarA and placed waiting erdera
Commod0re NchoIs commandia9 tbs Bostos NayyYar9
rrports to the NAVY department the death d Pay Dsreoe
Joseph Wilson, u. q N, which occurred - Ms re~doees
b ssrnpscott Mass, the 18th inst
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II the World only knew how much o.s Dr. olry p
nammafory rheumatism. enough IN ia pm
FREDRRIcK ORgRy ia West 23d st, New Yoff.
Sold by drugxists Depot f3l sixthavey Nswpoe
Only SO and 81 pcr botth
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Lieut. Albert Ross has
ordered the MOrcester North Atlantic station Lieut.
ii. b. Mansfield has been detached from the Michigan and
ordered hold himself readiness duty AsAtio
station Mate Lewis srout has been detached from tho
Receiving snip saoins AZ Por.smouth H. ana 9rdrrcd 70
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CRIMES IN BELGIUM.

BILL AGAINST CASES SIMILAR TO TRAIT OF DUcHEsNH
PASSED BY THE CHAMBER OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
BRUSSELS. Wednesday, June %, 1873.
The Chamber of Representatives has passed
bill making the offer TO commit crime an oncnse' ana
prescribing penalties therefor The vote stood 70 Yeas
TO Nays.
lFtr OTTER Foreign sea First Pdgel
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AT one Of our schools recently, in answer 10
tho question What's the difference between ali sEnd
and continent and upon which do we live 2" "a iii-.f
uttlo shaver replied Tie ddcrouce ", that Continent
uch largtr than an island and we live Oh bread and
meat and ptbCi things"
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new trial and We confess never TO have felt an IN
tsrest for the health of anybody except ourselves
like that which we entertain for the good digestion
of those twelEs men over in Brooklyn.
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coLoaED MASONIC cES rEENrAL.

Boston, June 23--Thc Centennial of the
Prince Hail Grand Lodge Of ColJred MasoIs, having
Jurisdiction over several lodge throughout the country
will be celebrated tomorrow Representatives from 0
OF IL States here ana tbe event Will De celebrated
win considerable ceremony
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separate pTIzcs we're 20 be- awarded 10 the winning boat
in each class on time allowance and special prize
to he given to the first boat arriving home independent
OF size For the last tho Journeyman contested but
failed TO win. II was specified that no boat could take
two prizes The for frat and second class sOops
wac from an anchorage OF tn Club House at Fifty
scventh-st a stake boat anchored of Mt. st. Vim
cent turning IL from cast 10 west thence To the home
stake boat anchored OIL the club House passing it, keep
ing on the starboard hand for third class boats from
their anchorage AID around stake boat anchored of
Spuyen Duyy turning from east TO west thence to the
home stake boat passing the same keeping it on the
starboard hand.
When the starting gun was fred at 1895 p light
breeze was blowing from the southeast aud the whole
feet. with their bows pointed toward the bay, mmedi
ately slipped their cables about and started up the
river They spread their booms to the port side aud
before free wind direct course to the stake
boats The vessels OF well together. but the Dean
Journevman and nline caught fayofng flaw Of wind
aud shot OF Others The rstclass vessels car
ried mansls, topsails, jibs and b topsals but the
other boats could only carry jbs and mansais. When
of Manhattanyille the wind fell OF for few minutes
and the feet merely driftcd with the tide Soon. how
ever sprang UP briskly The Dean caught first and
shot ahead OF the others. and led the Journey
man fully half mile then occurred between the
JourneyInan and tine ndine hu the ndhe got 10 the
windwrd and uay crhauled the former. They then
kept side by side. skipping along before resien!ng
on the other. The Dean rounded the stake-bOat on
Mount Vincent four minutes ahead of the Undue and
Juurncylnan which still kept company. passing the
stake boat exactly at the time TIE thdlne kept 70
the wlndward aud. she swept round lowered her lib
topsai The Lille rounded minutes lacr, with the
A ReyO in her wake Then the Annie L., and the
Rowe last OF all.
sailed obiquey toward the Jersey shore, where they
made short lacks order 30 get the hneut or the hide.
which wa the first Of cub and did not make long
tack until the water at half ide aud they were OppO
site Manlatianvile. The Dean mainained the lead to
"A, 1.
Tndne and came IL = minutes ahead OF
her The Dean passed the home stake boat at Az
~ NJ and the Jonrne three minutes later.
The Undino follow ed aud the Au keyOr Lille. Annie
L. and Rowe came at intervals OF two minutes after
ward The between the third class vessels Column
bia and Tough closely contested but the latter on
the bonestretch caught flaw wind which swept her
far In advance OF her opponent she arrived home 1rst
thus winning the hy minutes The breeze on the
way home Just sufl7.ht ~ enable the vessels 10
carry safely all their with iurous handling OF
fne SAID bags the second and tnr class slOOps. The
winning yachts the Lille, Drau ana Tough. The
official record Of the Is - fellows.