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NEWPORT YACHT CLUB.

YESTERDAYS RACE OF THE CATBoATs-
ACCIDENT TO THE LoTTIE--THE SILVER
WON BY THE LILY.
NEWPORT, July 90 1876.
To-day the catboats OF the Newport Yacht Club,
LOUIS /. Iorllard, of New York. Vico Commodore,
raced silver pitcher slop bowl and goblet given
by Mr. Lorillard.
The following were the entrics:-
Sunshine, 10 feet; Mr.. Eustis of Cam bridge
Lottic, l6 feet inches Samuel F. Pratt, OF Boston.
Matte % feet inches; j. 5. homans OF New York.
Belle Helene, % icet inches; j. }. Van Alien, Of
New York.
Lily 10 feet inches; Mr.. Norman, OF Newport
Ncnuna, 20 feet inches Mr. Rowland. OF New York.
Tncy all started from their anchorage AT l2h 15m.
sos The wind very light from northwest, and
they did not make much hcadway until alter one
O'Clock. 1t Coruthan race The course
from The head of Long Wharf, thence north to ana
around a stakeboat of Sands Point leaving the boat
on port hand then south TO and by the starting
point, where their time was taken.
The following is tho Official return (acual time and
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which this old lady should lose her money 1t would be
reproach upon US and children, and beg OF you
10 secure her.
THIS HE DID AT LAST
by giving mortgage property in llSth street, IN
the city OF New York. About the Same time he con,
veycd to her by deed bu further security several
other pieces OF land in the city OF New York. Soon
after, and during the panic, he got into din
Guilty, and the Central National Bank 10
which he largely indebted, commenced
proceedings against him In bankruptcy This
led to negotiation and the settlement OF the banks
Claim Mr.. Berdell agreed to convey among other
pieces OF property TO the bank the llSh street prop
erty, free aud clear from Mrs Parkhursts mortgage,
sent. TO satisfy her mortgage, Mr.. Berdell agreed
to give her a mortgage Tor like amount on his
Goshen property. The old mortgage was satisfied
and the new one executed and delivered to Mrs Park
hurst. Mr. Bcrdell repossessed himself. however, OF
the mortgage, saying that must no: be recorded until
afier the expiration of three months from It's date or
1t might be treated act Of bankruptcy by his
other creditors. He afterwards refused 10 deliver the
mortgage, denied its existence and
MRS. PARKHURsr COMMENCED AN ACTION
IN equity To establish 1t as lien the Goshen prop
erty. That action is now pending and partly tried.
After the commencement OF such action Mr. Berdell
filed croes bill against Mrs. Parkhurst Mrs Ber
DELL his former wife 10 compel reconveyance TO him
OF the two pieces OF properly described IN the deeds of
conveyance OF Mrs Parkhurst to Mrs BcrdelI and
which are the same deeds alleged have been alb
stracted by Mrs. Berdell from the safe The crcum-
stances under which these deeds ted by
Mrs Parkhurst and Mrs Berdell followss-
Mr. Berdell said to Mrs Parkhurst, You have more
security tor your $50 900 than is necessary, and wish
yon 10 convey Two OF the pieces OF property which
conveyed to you TO rs BcrdelI,' at the same time
handing TO her deeds prepared by his counsel
IN New York, ready Tor execution. Mrs. Parkhurst
thea and there executed them at his request
passed them to him andshe IN turn handed them to
his vile, saying, There is something for you and the
children Mrs Berde accepted them, put them In her
part OF the safe and took them with her when she was
compelled to abandon his house, as have before
stated. What foundation thcre is for the charge that
Mrs. Berde and Mrs Parkhurst plundered his safe
and took away valuable securities can be seen by this
statement OF facts
81 have only add in conclusion, that regard the
practice OF dragging private controversies into public
newspapers as exceedingly Objectionable, and should
ment already published TO the world does these two
ladies gross injustice, thereby making 1t necessary
that some ono with the facts should state
them in order to do them Justice"
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THE KETTELTAs WILL CASE.

In the matter of the estate OF William A. Kettetas
who died worth about $500, ,ooO application was made
to Surrogate Calvin for additional allowance to the
alleged widow OF the testator 1t resisted on the
ground that the applicant Is not the lawful wife Of
the tesao In regard to the objection that she be
the wife she is not the next OF kin under the ninth
clause of will, the Surrogate says that the evil
dence shows that the claimant widow had boon an in
mat Ia OF the the testators house for long tme and
that the directed to pay TO her the in
$40 900, under the name OF Mary G. Green,
ouring her life her that examination OF the
testimony leaves do1bt OF the lawful marriage OF
the tcstator 10 the said Mary Under the conclusions
tho Surrogate arrived he thinks reasonable to
allow her S., 600 a year, with leave to apply Tor
further allowance The residuum of the estate Is esti
mated at $50 600
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.


BY Judge Donohue.
In the wattcr OF James A. Strker.--Orders granted.
Loriard VS.. Clyde-Motion granted
In the matter OF Mary II. Lester.-Granted In the
matter OF Temple Bethel Granted.
People SC, VS.. Beecker street and Fulton Ferry
Railroad Com pany.-Order granted
Graham VS.. Smith.-Motion denied.
SUPERIOR couRr-spEoIAL TERN.
BY Judge SANFORD
TIE Board OF Commissioners OF Pilots VS.. The New
Jersey Steamboat Company No. 1; Same Same No.
action granted
Filth National Bank OF New York VS. Kcrnin ct al =
Order verruling.
Graham VS.. Lyddy.-Undertaking approved
Werder Brown Order denying motion.
Castcn Ell al vs. Young g--Ordcr granted.
Glascr VS.. The Amity Insurance Company Of New
YorK.-The amended bill of particulars of July ls
should be accepted under the circumstances disclosed
by plaintiffs afdavts substantial coup upllance with
the Of court Defendants order must therefore
be denied, out without costs.
COMMON PLEAS CHAMBERS.
By Judge Van Hoescn
Byrnc VS.. Van vechten SEQ memorandum.
In the matter OF Bloomin gdae. Report confirmed
and order granted
In the matter Of Andrew S. Roberts and Valentine
Gleason Orders signed
T. j. Crombic VS. q. karner-Scc memorandum
In the matter OF H. De Casse.- memorandum.
MARINE COURT CHAMBERS.
By Judge Goepp.
Thrall VS.. The Church Union Publishing Company
Order setting aside Judgment &c.
Lee VS.. Coe, No. l; Same VS.. same, No. 2 Order to
file security.
The Fifth National Bank VS.. Kerwn ct al-Order
ovcrrulng demurrer aud Tor Judgment
Flanders vs.. Glasson Order extending time to dle
bond on appeal
Kle n VS. Tho Mayor, Aldermen, &c Moscr VS. The
Same; Gross VS. same-order overrulng demurrer aud
for judgment
Caldwell vs. Trcanor Receivers bond approved
Dimond vs. Young.-Ordcr granted setting aside
order, &c.
uhlielder O'FarrclL Motion denied with $40
costs.
smith VS. Frazee; Pocrschke Hawkes.: McCauum
vs. Zabriskie ct al Lew VS. Berringcr Ell al samc vs.
same anderson vs. harris Breitstein simon Jean.
nsson ct al. Bradbury ct al; Llvinvs,on VS. con.
ncr, Sherih; Kellogg vs.. Bannon; Scarf vs. Conger;
iagomaslnc vs. Pieirobele; Stockwoll VS.. Carpenter
anG Schmlcdcl VS. Runkcl ct al Orders signed
BanhowskI VS.. Roedigcr Alias attachment granted
Van houten VS.. Neie.-Approvai of bond &c. &c.
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THE CENTENNIAL REGATTA.

ARRANGEMENTS TO DE MADE ron ENTER
TANNING THE YoEEIGN AND OTHER CON-
PErING CREWS
PHILADELPHIA, July %. 1875
At meeting OF citizens, held at the Mayors Office
to-day devise measures Tor the entertainment and
care OF the members OF foreign crews to par.
cipatc in the international regatta next montb, adj
dresses were made by Commodore Furguson OF the
schuvkill Navy, John W. Forney. General Hawley and
others and a committee appointed 10 raise fund
to moot the necessary
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THE Run FROM GREENPoRr TO NKwPoRr-THE
SAIL THROUGH The SOUND.

NEWPORT, X. l., July 26, 1876
The Brooklyn Yacht Club feet arrived here this
afternoon from Grecnport The run, though devoid
OF exciting Incidents pleasant, with lair weather
and westerly wind, which lasted throughout All car
ried hight sails with exception), and so much
anxiety apparent upon each boat The race caused
both amusement and admiration. Seven yachts made
the run, the Mantle being delayed owing to Judge
Huniley desiring to ship new steward his old one
being .ncapactaed IRON working by an accident which
ior time will deprive him OF the use OF one hand. or
the brilliant work of the day considerable share falls
TO the Madeleine Estele and Clio The former used her
working sails only, while the latter set light canvas
ana utilized every pun OF air which sent her bound
ing over the water in wonderful style The soops
were not behind their large sisters IN using canvas,
aud the picture with of the Uoats at times close
TO each other, pretty. With Watch Hl abeam the
Estclle had commanding lead and showed wonderful
speed the VISION second, Madeleine next then the
Kate, Clio, White Wing and Comet asteIn having
started considerably behind the others Passing Noycs
Point, Charlcstown Inlet and Rocky Point, therc we're
changes, aud when Point Judith was rounded the
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COBURN ACCEPTS
NEW York, July 20, 1876.

NEW YORK, July 26, 1910.
To THE EpiroR OF THE HERALD
notice In todays edition of your valuable paper
challenge iron John j. Dwyer. of Brooklyn wrestlc
any man In America, Greco-Roman style, for 500
side bar none. He also expresses himself as dcsirous
OF sparrIng match Tor hat an hour hour, for
any amount that may be agreed upon. with any one,
but mentioning me IN particular Although Greco-
Roman wrestling is entirely out OF my line o busin
Halter myself thai am iuy competent to cope with
Mr. Dwyer and hereby notify him that Will accom-
modate HIM both events Tor any amount he may
name At any lime or place. II Mr. Dwyer means
business and not spsper talk. let him make ap
pontment through your columns anu he VIII lind rna
and money ready Respectfully yours.
JOSEPH CORIR\
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REALLY In EARNEST.
New YORK, July 26, 1876.

Nsw YORK, July 26, 1876
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Reading Mr.. Dwyer's communication IN your valu-
able paper this morning, asking any man in America
TO wresic lin Tor 5000 side want to say that will
wrcstlc Mr. Dwyer. Greco-Roman style, for 5000
any otncr amount and put the money your hands
tomorrow. Further. will wrcslic him in any hall in
this city, the rent o which Will pay. before the
representatives OF the press aud such umpircs and
referee as may be selected asking only that pools
be sold on tho result Of the matcn. RAuER,
srcoo Roman Champion.
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pArR1orR1c YOUNG WATER DRINKERS.

BRIDGEF0RT, Conn., July q 1910.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Last Satu day, at meeting of Pearl Juvenile Temple
"a temperance society OF boys and girls Supern
lendent spoke OF the ssacre of the gallant General
Custer his brave soldiers and told what the children
of the country doing We resolved to do what
could. Enclosed find So as a contribution from Pearl
juvenile Temple to the Caster Monument Association
This sum We raised by contribu ions of five and ten
cents from the members We honor brave and good
men JOHN PADDOCk, Secretary
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SARATOGA RACES.
POOL SELLING ON THE. FOUR EVENTS SET
DOWN FOR TODAY

DOWN FOR TO-DAY.
SARATOGA, N. Y, July g. 1875
The pool room is crowded to night with buyers and
the selling very brisk. Four races are to be run to-
morrow the first being the Alabama stakes for which
Mr. Belmont's Suliana and Patience sold for $3.50
Merciless $50; Abilene So, and Sister OF Mercy S0
The Will be dash OF three quarters OF u
mile. lor which Mr.. Langstan's Yorkshire Lass and
Rhadamalhus sold Tor $40; Orion $43; Matte A., S35
and lns plration S2i
The thiId viii be mile and five eighths and
for there ihreo entries, st. Martini Big Sandy
and Invoice. The former sod for $780, the second for
$77 and Invoice $40
The fourth will be teeplcchase, and there
are four entries. comprising Mr. Reeds Trouble and
Doubtful which sold Tor $751; Katie P 500 and Usage,
Sl3
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REMEMBER THE PRIvATEs.
NEW YORK, July 25, 1874

To THE EDITOR HERALD
enclose $25 toward the monument that II is pro-
posed erect III commcmOraton of the gallant charge
aud heroic death oil General Custer and the officers and
soldiers OF his command Every of that command
died hero and the names of all the officers should be
placed the that IS to be erected their
gallant commander and esI ccialy the names of
the soldiers, who, with chance OF individual lame,
showed even greater heroism when for duty's sake
alone obedient commanders will they charged
certain death, knowing that while their leaders,
would live forever fhey would die with their
names unknown to tame.
WILLIAM 3. WETMORE,
Lieutenant, Sixth cavalry.
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THE BENNETT CUP RACE.
SAILING DIRECTIONS FOR THE YACHTS ENTERED.
The entries tor the Bennett Cup race closed yester
day with the following yachts in the list:-

Countess of Dunerin MAYOR Chas Clifford. II. c. Y c.
Major Charles Clifford, Of the Countess of Dunerin,
having changed his mind regarding the and having
entered his yacht had her towed up from Staten Island
yesterday afternoon 10 the old dock, where sh
is now being overhaued 1t IS expected that at ten
O'Clock this morning she will be drawn of the ways and
tcwed to club house Staten Island from whence
she will proceed Sandy Hook and start in the
The dimensions OF the Countess of Dunerin are as
follows (N.Y.Y.C. measurement): Over all, 100 So
feet; beam, 2S 55 feet; hold, T. feet; water line,
95 55 feet Royal Canadian mcasurcment:-Over all,
l0l feet; beam, % feet inches hold, ect inches
The following are the
DIRECTIONS
will be she between the judges steamer
aud the Sandy Hook lghtshp.
The signals for starting will be as follows:-
For preparatory sgnul-One blast of the whistle
aud the will be lowered; and ten
minutes later the blast Of the whistle and
the ng will he again lowered Fifteen minutes will he
allowed yachts the line the termination of which
time will be marked by third blast OF the whistle and
lowering OF the club flag.
SHOULD the line after the third signal her
starting will taken from the time such signal
made Yachts leave the Brentnn's Reef liyhtship
rounding In returning, yachts will
the sonthward Hook lightship within mailing
same and the time of passing will be
tax en- whe the lights nip due north.
q. LII IAlGIlT, Chairman Regatta Committee.
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GETTYSBURG RACES.

GErrysBURc, Pa July 26, 1876
The trotting races here were continued to-day. The
throe-mnute was won by iiamolctonian Memorinc
oil Harrisburg, who took the second, third apd hfth
heats James X took the hrs, heat and Billy Watson
The tour,n Tine 49, :Ss-2 81 - AZ - IL 4.
The 2;iO was won by sorrel Tom, OF Lancaster,
who took tue third. iourth and unh heats General
Hunton took the irst heat, aud Jupiter the second
Time 2:iO-2:i2 ,--2 2;3G--2.i2 's-2ilf!.
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BERDELL DISCHARGED.

GOSHEN, N. ", July ~ 1870.
Robert S. Berdel, who yesterday discharged by
Justice Coleman, the charge OF assault with intent
to kill wsner Murray and rearrested under warrant
issued by CoroneE Little, Today discharged. The
discharge made on the ground that the had
been adjudicated on by an incompetent tribunal the
certificate of which produced before the Coroner.
District Attorney Brom argued for Berdes detention.
HI opposed by Messrs. Carr and Tracey. Tho
will probably go to the Grand Jury on testimony
which the District Attorney may present. Bcrdell is
liberty
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BLEECKER STREET RAILROAD.

Orlando L. Stewart representing the Attorney Gen.
era recently obtained from Judge Barrett order to
show and temporary Injunction restraining the
receiver of the Beecker Street Railroad from leasing
the unused franchises Of the road granted 1878.
Tho brought to declare the franchises for
feted Tor After full hearing before Judge
Dopohue the order to show the motion to for
felt was denied, and yesterday an order was filed BY
the latter Judge entirely vaCating the Injunction.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Cornelia Peli, E.Y.C, from Philadelphia,
passed whtestone yesterday, route to Newport
Yacht Genia club. Mr.. Fisk, from Glen Cove, Is at
anchor OF HERALD telegraph station; would proceed
for New York IN the morning
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POOL SALES IN THIS CITY.

There are four events on the programme for to-day
at the race Saratoga but visit to the pool
rooms in this city last night evidenced the fact
only three of them held in any special estimation
by the betting fraternity
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NETTEL. THE AUSTRIAN FORGER.

Some time since Leopold L. Neite was arrested In
this city a warrant OF extradition, being charged
with committing heavy forgeries in Austria the writ
demanding his diac to that country, where
he might be tried Tor his crimes. writ Of habeas
corpus at procured by the prisoner, claiming
that he illegally detained that there flaws in
writ and that the Commissioner before whom his
examination had exceeded his authority and
cuded certain pertinent testimony Judge Blatchiord
dismissed the wr stating that there is nothing he can
discover in the papers to warrant the assertions made
by the applicant; that the clearly OF proper
jurisdiction, and that the Commissioner acted with
full authority Is beyond his power to now interfere
although he might differ with him upon some points
The case he says is OF 10 gerry recognized by all
countries alike and the prisoner must therefore DO
returned.
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The sloop Caprice and Mr.. Gunther's steam yacht
New Amsterdam accompanied the fleet
Commodore DicKcrson has reception on the flag
ship Madeleine tins evening.
The yachts VIII leave early tomorrow morning Tor
Martha's Vineyard, where they will disband
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Alter turning the stakcboat the Lottie unfortunately
carried away her throat book, which evidently lost
her the race: she then third boat, and being the
smallest the fleet the Matte would have to allow
her twenty minutes. The Lily, by time allowance.
therefore, wins tue prize by minutes and forty two
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The neet VIII leave here for Newport tomorrow
morning. at six O'Clock. One or two may dr. p out
and run INTO New London. but the majority will con
nue on, as their want to reach Nantucket AS
soon practicable. AT Marthas Vineyard The squad
ron, or what is left OF 1t, will dsband.
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For THE 2:29 CLAss-Purse So, 500; first horse to re
ceve ! L $50 second $625, thIrd $3,5. fourth $3.50
Time, 2:23 a. ;25 s.-2:23ls-

After the first race concluded Lulu was brought
make n last trial of speed for a purse of
81, 600 three heats 81 0o0 and entry money added If
she beat IA Her APPEARANCE was greeted with
thusiastic applause The heats we're ,roted with
running mate.
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BY PROXY.

NEw YORK, July Is 1876
To THE EDITOR H.RALD:-
| enclose $40 for G. +. Fearing toward the Custer
monumen fund. L. b. MUSGRAVE.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

SurRExg CorRr, CmAxsgns-Held bv Judge Wc.,-
brook Nos 23 30, 80. 81, 62, go, Ts 49, o. g5 los
l42 l6O, l6s, ls7 1ss ls9 lgO 1875 1917 100 200 z0l
2o2, 2o4 POS, 2l5 22a, IA, 49, 22o 23s. 234, 236
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THE CUSTER MONUMENT.

ANOTHER DAYS sUBsCRIPTIoNs-A SOLDIERS
PLEA FOR THE PRIvATEs-YOUNG TEEToTAL-
LERs SUBSCRIBING.
The following subscriptions yesterday received
at the HERALD ofice:--
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THE COURTS
Indemnity Bonds in the Rapid
Transit Suits.
Nettel, the Austrian Forger, To
Be Extradited.
Important Decision in the Ket-
teltas Will Case.

In the Special Term Of the Court of Common Pleas,
boe Judge Van Hoesen there was argued yesterday the
two motions to compel the fling OF indemnity bonds
In the RESPECTIVE us the Ninth Avenue Railroad Com.
pany and John Patten against the New York Elevated
Railroad Company, to secure the company against
actual and prospective losses by the inJunctlons
obtained ag ainst the Elevated Railroad Company In
the case Of the Ninth Avenue Raroad Company suit
a bond OF $lOO 900 asked Tor, and Mr. Patten was
asked to give bond in s25 900. The application was
urged in both ai.idavits including That oi
President OF the company, setting iorh losses oy
delay completing contracts and IN prospective
revenues and 1t argued that II the case should be
finally decided Tor the plaintiffs no harm could result
from giving the indemnity bonds asked Tor. The mo-
ton resisted The ground that these were at
tempts TO indirectly the inlunctions oy requr
ing exurbitant indemnity bonds from parties whom
the Court mold to be emitted the reef sought Judge
Van Hoesen took the papers, intimatns that he would
decide both within q few days.
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CLEVELAND RACES.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 20 1876.
This the second day ol the Cleveland races The
weather clear, bright and pleasant the track in
fine condition, and the attendance large, there being
fully 5000 persons present.
The first race called tho 2:29 class which had
nine entries and seven starters, Lady Monroe and
George Aver being drawn
Making the last turn Trio broke badly General Grant
coming to the front and winning the heat with Marion
second, length behind, and Banquo good third
In the second heat the word was given on the third
trial. General Grant was the winner OF the hcat by
half length, Banquo second. crossing the score on
Jump, for wnch he back ana the second place
given TO rrio, ana Matte third
In the third heat the horses got OF the first trial
At the threcquarter pole Trio Tapped Banquo, VINO
uroke, falling the rear, and Grant coming up from
the fourth place 10 the front thus winning he heat and
race by n length with Trio second and Matte third
SUMMARY
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and were deserved The following Is the Official
OFF FoR NEWPORT.

Illus DcdIs lHt F4sItTIt OH VIZ,
she beats the Playful In am 32s The Mantle beats
the White Wing 9m. 3is and she beats the Kate
Inn,
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The leader had gone eight and half miles, with
The Estelle performing nnely. even better than was
anticipated. The big Madeleine was beaten TO the
mark by twenty seconds, but the next stretch OF
four miles GARDENERS Island sakeboai II was dii-
lercnt story, with the wind little Tree she went
rnoking away Ike "A quarter horse and put herself IN
The pace OF honor. Tue Estce then going very
last but racing craft put astcrn so quickly
ana cleanly she. The Mantle dong The best OF
thc single sticks meanwhile, and alter Cow Island
ptskcboat was rounded ibtopsails taken in the
Kate hanging to hers the longest The Mantle reset
hat sail Juss DO fore she reached the mark of the
point OF
GARDENERS IsIANp
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Wing aud wing the yachts bounded along the
beach, and finally all rounded TO of Fort Adams within
twenty minutes of each other.
The following Table gives lull partcuars:-