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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-22
pPCJs,oNs-sgPr. 81.

Sagreaie Court Ch-piL-{'Gyt U.-By Judge Van
V,U4iTbc Nrw.Yoik Loan aud Trust Company agt
Thomas Palmer asd othsrs CASE ami Hnendmtnt ssted
Common Pleas-C haIaberS BY Judge Van Brunt.-
son Bard agt. Bennsr CO al.-CaSs settled.
Marine Conrt-G kHaieys-By judge Sipnott.-Tle
Cn,umblq Grain Sieamms Cy'lpauy AT lAaTy -hahi
Church ss1 aprsAufrd rrreivrr Barker a kIanHD hd.
de CO. a5I0iucf nCVYpr TOITtusa gt sChNartz i0'un
granted Eson ART SuithOrier granting IsctSes leave 20
sns Piet agt. Dorrmus SChnubnn agt lluChes ltIkh
act swaiis; Aien agL sPciFsl h'mn'ns ss'.
sssis a4G OcShSer; Ei,s,stn aat samuel
Igndrs net, CO0uan; Rosa agt. Rosa Coates agt
Hhbard, Cohen ast. MoCOau6il; kauronty sat Aark~I
Of,lFrs granted, BusuC agt. Skunct.-Moton gIaht'u
ImpoTaipH aft BawErr-Motns 70 NifH 9rirf OF atsst
ainfs,i The First National Bdnk Of Hartford at Hopkns
Fitch AFT The Metropolitan Ga-lghi Co-Aouons GRANTED.
IuinaHr ag Reilly.JdUT Oi publication granted Ihett
sgf H0ut0n- ztayig Brorreirgs HayhF, agt stah
necker-UIupr yacaiipg Summons VIA costa ,, -, -.
~ Iudrp Ne AdaIn.- Waists ast. Lyhrn.-bh taxed n
StrTogIh's C0aTt--By Surrogate CNlyln.-Estate
OF Edvylri cutrref nat a'turhment issue
against Earc WurRd CXcruiOr. fSf not rnrflhg 81 &c
CONN., OF hs proceedings such executor Fbirck Anray
order 1nina4 Kelly he removed "a euafnsti lf IN
sad hpndsnrn released, On hs ms 70 a,sNinA
10 AMI esiaie Renter ai ccOunts finally srtti
AMI rogr and decree 81 d!sirbaln sutu tasfOh lirlJ
J.brti naeLCrier entered aTaiftibg VII 20 pfoate-
G.iafs OF OrsOa A Louas.-puci cnteFcd tAAI Irene
~, TIE ram on November ard qialify zurh eIecu-
Irx o. p4t sia doe r g. have Irn0nncc hti appoint
,,stt Jsrrnitsh KIHg'riere1 that ndmirstrTix Tene
an acosnnt proceedings, or ShoW clse 90 hePs -
inr wis atachfru should not issne Hsai.l h' MAy
utE ana Peter Of retrenre catered Chas
pet.Tss Cuisr tAzt administrator pay $50 90 account "
claim Bcreit sn reference a. 20 Tue bahc9 oi 1s
Il4In WhlCn Is dlspnlfd.
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intending to leave the scOw 10 the wndwArd propeller
" a 1eSi 4Rs master 81 Ss prOS
T sa o az % y ana SR %s D s sS p her
helm to the starboard aaaor.ing the PTopes: , .
d ut :ssSsss q S, VI e sss . D e.
ii d sesEa As propeller y master :;
II ne s ne propeller H s SRS sas GS rs Sn
nsvlgsGn WneR prOy Id III ipyeYS SisE OF COLLISION
ss siseEen her spse &C. apply where 7
ss1s sSoS n and aI sqs er was soa aGi
have been danger Affirmed Mr. Justice Hunt delivered
40 piiswiam C. Iobenstein appellant agt The United
states appeal from the Court Of ClamaWe agree entirely
sSss pPSh me- n S Se Of ~ Ss lor Indians
superintendent Of Indian Affairs that place shall decide are
1000 less The other contract Is similar 70 ~
terms for the hides Of cattle aug & GF IhH COMMITS
Of indian Affairs that an d ef9e s DONE
None person Sotsg under o aat ,Ss y
time etc to he Indians BY whom they were
no hides G%G Pc d Ea be g e. slaughter the
cattle any portion them for the Indians eHa hey ssre
the Indian Aa do S not 1s Sasas 'oft
S Iy DECIDED Ss5s dreqq s II ' %ss s0 rSquF
fort Of tho Indians that excused ne United ses sta's 20
de S %RSn recS Ss cattle soqid az 30 9e lily
the cSntTScf aSG he rndopbe made h, Calculations
Prs Is 10 be found in te fact that he claims this action %
more than $l50OO for alleged sss OF %
has actually expended in preparation TO meet ne sds
Of the number W
~ ~, co.c does MT create obgati1u the part OF
ibe ufed States TO deliver that numbei That Ne
nn6orIlv Intended rs representation OF inc proDaDe
number of cattle that would be delivered 10 tne h
uoiut of fart the number actually delivered was wy s
tcSs Neither party could determine 30" many NouItt
be reserved by Inc Commissioner Tor the use oon y.
ms Indiana Therefore,, necessarily. Nheh lhe
tract was made TIDE nuuber specified. could nos hTNs
u,isrstOpg to pc number.
or its approximation not guarantee none - ~
that this claimant hs1 no Eiit oI
He ook his risk aud Ted himself IN ~ anlcpasea s
profits II - venture proved success AhriheN ihe S"
Justice delivered the opinion.
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sH1pPINe IErELLIeENcE.

PORT OF NETWORK ...........-....sEPr IL
s,.,u,.,, 0mu,er.n,a aJeTl. schwensen Hamburg &c,
Nse FsS ssvsnna Geo YS3
,ss%sSP G9 1 Ree 4oTa recn J. W. Sntard
&C. fsap'np 'ul' 9' $50 $50 p,.aonn,. "a. Hand
Steamship Glsuous. Bearse Boston H. Z p PsS
steamship Eeanora Johnson PGtsan9 S9 Louis
ssrR Freeman Dennis DEL fletcher London Boyd q
BARR Rondeer Georgetown. Dem H. Tro"Oridges
cas%ee TTsss Finch T Eyf PSrf SS
Bsfs orcste qtll) Gibraltar for orders Funch'
Rrs Smith Liverpool s. R TSg%oS T ReSSgG.
Brig roanoke CBrJ wehlman, Puerto cabeIlO Daiett
Bug Ana lSpan Bertum cOruna SPAIN j. NJ cebaO'
IS scnr Pointer, Din Providence, Fergqson z Wood.
sss y yss c rSS cs8 So john 4
~ MaTsn Barter Galveston II wv Lops TSs 20
scSr Nellie Treat whitney, Sierra Leone, W. C. A., Yates
s sGq.s FASHION carDsry Cartwright Doyle
nGGR H Hudson gn Smith, PSis6cioh Hand
ARRIyFm
sSrF Roycroii loi Annapolis n So Pudl Dublin 4a days
BARK George cr, Jason Hamburg 45 days in ballast
ea3 SoE TeS 30 SSs G "a Sa's sS
fsrls saisia, ,rfan Almeria AZ DAYS. with mdse
Brig An 10 lilly (ot BOstOn>, oBren, smyrna July D.
scnr. A. p avery Ryan, Georgetown, D. c. With coal
ssST SlE ga2 ,o9q s X Ha "ih ' %add
scLr, r. p sinlpson Boyer Nrgsa, with wood.
.chr. 7. 4. " Sley, Osborn, VIZ inia with wood
s hF e q g. kscns @ads ya Win Win ScG
scar Moderator, BuGbee, Virginia with railroad tias-
srRr. EraS. Leaning Cutler, B5iipore With coal
SIM W1Ee Hmd 5i daYs Min lumber
scar. J. ]. PhaTo. crsnner. Virginia. with coal
sohr VIM Allen, Laws virginia with eoaL .
BARK Air (Nor.I Lsudstfpn, from Waterford. which an
chnred II sandy 1874, MP n the Cfy 2lsi
BARK seth AaL Tunita from AntSerp antved 1884, and
DISASTERS.
DnkwASR BEEAKwNIEE, segt, 2l.-Ihs tug Teeumseb
came last night from lnian River VIII; the wreck OF the
PokTsM6GTiI n. c. sept 2i-Tho schr Giace vandazsD.
from iSr Port oys with coal IS ashore at Cora
PoETLlSD, Ne ssuI 1.-THE United states steamship
s, s 81 20 'Gi , nse Ses DE tlol5ag s
iars lying her bc0a cndA HT cargo Of potlt % and kln
wood was washing oat and she Vas spehty deserted ana
brcaktaguP
QuErNsIuwS. Sept. 2L-The Williams gnol Line steam
ship Dakota Ptoc ssci from this n or NewN o ~ loon
soGfuuPrcv sent 2i-rie North German Llo 10 steam.
ship y ,pHg h9auan Hohi ha'''A"ie sep" u 'o 'I'"''
'' Ha7s ss p 5Erne General rarsants cOpanys
q Py mouth srrreq her q me6!Fh' ias shi c,ec.
Dsila Lotlgr IIcury = slniou Icn Knight 2lst inst.
sabine osm1 vlGilI r.. Hohroos satcr. Lizzie Dewey:
Gibraltar nt CpL Bgs5sa te IaT!sr al , E5,P I
soat Tsns ssGuei Welsh. IInmbolit George ~ HARVARD
s9 st Hs9Ty BsIGa I p,E ai' Sn5ro H1E" '
-lS' ih"'' ~-i'i 1'' 20 ,,, $3.50 Sou
BurmoEg sept 2I,-Iu!yeL bhs Anna Naria gBTl,
Thornoa from Befblcc. Cisari, steamship BraGnehTeis
gdsToN serL 2l.-Aruved bark Rachel, norton Liver
Ia ors Carairl Nic.CTdOu. ilonil ut. .
PORTLAND acr sept 2i.-Arrivod 2Oth, bark Ehidn nom
'''''''''i For Lats,, sh,p News rim Pasel
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uNrrEp srArrs sUpREgE coURT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-'fhe following IL q state
en q points involved n the decisions named by The
United states supreme COnrti , Co. -
No 06AuRust H. IudBig ct nl Appellants, agt The
mailer ree ale appeal the Circuit Court FOR The East
en District Of MicnRanrheTe Is only single question Of
t In issue the parties aud that IL 70 tho course
andeopduot Hsei shorty before the collision. There II
only single OF law IN The case and that IS az TO the
dirty 0 c propeller hneT the sixteenth Of the articles esiaO
iised by congress avoiding collisions OF vessels About
davFea July H. 1870 tho weather being fine and free
from feg sailing Meise entered the Detroit River
voyage Ere To port Lake Michigan The
Wind free 10 the scOw, and she sailed N
genersy north put ~ MARKS upon ts land which
we've wen known 20 her captain and plainly xsbe, rather
than " the compass, keeping near% to the cagadan
tlian the other shore AS ss passed the village n Am
beFbg The steamer Jay Cooke came oat from ts dock
al that place AID passed the her 5hoaTd SIDE at
distance Of twice or thrice the lssh q chs stsamer Ihe
propeller Free state then approaching her pneESe
down the river As te teapers sRgIoaesd each oshsI ss
% the Free state by the same signal THIS indicated that
Cooke had passed from her the Sew ported her helm e
nearer second order e port vas gwen BY inc master o me
struck By ne propeller on her port sias near i1 man
and chld Of the master were Drowned Ths propeller
CHICAGO % Bsse was sakins nine Or zee mss an sees
iRn only when she came IN sight and vas on course ar
the Cooke the propeller Free state bore 70 the Canada Shore
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f(,IYII. NOTES.

I'm the matter of the estate sf the late Oscar
A. House, bis widow, Irene A, V. Housc, has been
ordered by the Surrogate 10 appear aud quar - cEccu-
trix on Nov l3 her appointment VIII br revoked.
On motion in the suit of Valentine a.
Lazy, receiver and bondhoider Of the EcwJer-ey ana
NewYork Railway TO rcst ain the National Trust Com
many rom selling 100000 OF bonds Of thc railway
p,edc4 for SIS 900 ioGn. Judge NestbtoOk yesterday
refused giant an AjtICJOu as lac Thought pie'laees
mad right 10 s,l their pledge bat grantgi sY OF
proceedings ti the General Term could near te irGai
questions involved.
Motions were made yesterday IN the SUI
preme Cour Chambers before Judge WcStbrook. and In
the superior Court Special Term before Judge Sanford
IN enter minute on the records Of the coar IN honor OF
John p Crosby, whose death was reported ycstrfaay
FdlIerton ana secOidGd By Thomas o. ShearMru la Inc
Superior Court IL made by charles H. fSclp, anu
ser,,ndrd l,y Samuel II. Randall Tao mytiDhs were
granted with expressions from the judges OF tnir pei
smlaI resDeet for AR. Crosby.
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At the Stock Exchange to-day the pot was set
a-boiling early and prices generally made unpeas-
antly lively for the bearsp But ID was quite evil
dent that the fuel was all supplied from the Same
source. As The TRIBUNE has frequently remarked,
the public not buyers Of stocks just at present
but rather sellers Of that which they already pos
sess, particularly of that class called investments
1t is idle to deny that fall of 80 per
cent in New-Jersey Central-a stock heretofore re-
garded as of the best of observation-disclosures under
mined the confidence Of holders of other securitles
because they qnite naturally say that IL we knew
so little about the true condition Of this property
which comes right to our own doors, what may we
expect of that further awayf To-day the stock
market was subject to the same kind Of
manipulation which it has fallen to our
lot to several times describe during
the past four months. The total business was even
smaller than yesterday, yet prices quite generally
the ascending scale for the best part of the
day. New-JeFsey Central which represents % per
cent Of all the transactions made was the leading
card and siillfully worked through numerous fiue-
tuations from 28laa28 up to 2Sli, subsequently de-
Ginning to 26ia and closing at ~. There was no
news Of any kind to influence tho price Of
the stock. and II probably is true that all
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reports concerning the company having beoa
successful in negotiating for funds when boiled
down, arrive at the point that thus far
II has succeeded in renewing so per cent Of its ms
turing paper ON the payment of 20 per cent cash,
which is realized from the sales of coal The otax
coal stocks were dull but comparatively firm, in sym-
patty with the movement in Kew7Jersey Central
Delaware, Laekawanna and Western only nuc-
tuated between 77is079, closing at 77zt
Delaware and Hudson at one time rosa
from 81 to 20 but closed at 6S after sales of only
1900 shares. Lake Shore, after selling at 53la
53ss, sold at 53ls053L. Michigan Central was
taken In hand and moved up to ~, but closed al
Alb. Northwest common and preferred wers
better at 81 aud 61sa001ia respectively. st. Paul
after selling at 31ss, declined to 30si but the pre-.
ferred sold up to 63ss ex dividend, and closed al
631s. In investment shares a curious anomaly
is presented by the weakness of Central and
Hudson. @ home stock that has been regarded equal
to consols, while such far-away stocks as Rock
Island Chicago and Alton, and Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy are held comparatively firm. Central.
after opening at 9S4 and selling at 99iaa99Sa
twice, finally declined to 97sa99S9877s Rock
Island rose from 104 TO 1851. and closed at l04Ts
The Hannibal and 81. Joseph stocks have recently
advanced 2 and 3 per cent without attracting much
bu6 b1ciu Stcnn 10 nave DGpn to
pick the stock up quietly, without advancing the
price, and We hear of some purchases having been
made that do not appear on the official list The
common to-day sold at 1914, and the preferred at
2112. Western Union sold at 70a70sf970lt and at
times was quite active. Pacific Mail was higher,
selling at 22slQ23. Although the majority of the
final prices higher than those of yesterday. the
market closed weak The changes are as foIlows:
Advances-Atlantic and Pacific preferred, Erie and
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, each q Han
nibal and St. Joseph, Il; Western Union and North
Western, each IS; Consolidation Ceal aud Hannibal
and ST. Joseph preferred, esch Z; Atlantic and Pa
cife Telegraph and Pacific Mail. each %; Rock
Island. 81; North NesteFn preferred, Is; Missouri
Pacific and Morris and Essex, each I I; New-J5rsey
Central and sc. Paul preferred, each 1ls and Della
ware and Hudson. rs. Declines-Lake Shore and
Michigan Central, each ls; Chicago and Alton, 4;
Adams Express and Central and Hudson, each q;
and Wells, Fargo & Company. per cent. The fol-
lowing table shows the
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that the companies represented In tho Board be held
directly responsible for the deyatons OF their agents
referred tho Executive Committee, Win resou
ton that agents should disobey che rules 0t the Ma
tons Board devate from the rates es0lished they
should be dismissed and not again employed.
In the afternoon session IL resolved thar the pan
OF advisory committee. 10 he drawn m9nthy Dy inc
Executive Committee to assist them in their debefa
tiOus, as proposed at the last meeting Of the board
should be incorporated in the bylaws the matt OF
accepted cities was referred to the Executive Com
Inttee The matter Of the compensation OF local agents
In cities was referred To q committee OF nine.
The Committee OF the VIII lie and its proceedings
were approved. 1t voted that the Executive COM
mittee be desired 70 examine the expedency OF esao
fishing cooperative committee in the South and be a
thOrized 20 establish such committee II they thlnK IL
best The board then adjourned to meet next April.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Jackson arrested two weeks ago Tor cutting
one SIMMER vita razor applied by habeas corpus or 1 re-
iease the cusImitu ut that being ohare ~
and Iaterv he 20 await tr result ~ sue nJuc 70
summer Judge Weslbrook MD ycstey As. ms %as 700
compelled MIN IN ltit thfc 20 lAc he
hiinself which would SIT down iDr "Wednesday
next
At the Washington Place Police Court Yesterday
,,,iia,u q snerVOOd VhO was found on Weies1N hlght
with Trunk his possession which had Teen soID 20
roF Of Collins b. Coils al No. 6G West hBihs Gas hee ~
a. mn hail ON charge burglary. Eugene Miller ana
lanes Mc,ral were held $1,000 hail each on charge 0i
Iscsnv hey were employed Ia the dy goods sIlp 81 >
Mcfarland dt No 6t3 EghthaYG Mhiet vs. nisc' go
no induced hcGra, u ~ A1irES VINO
spt I'm ire store night 10 give hi rOll 81 ak
worth 5000 lie psWned the SIX and they dyided tss pro
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sr-ppRrssISG oBscgSE LITERATURE.

Inthe Court Of General Sessions, before Judge
GidIsloaye Yesterday there appeared upon the caen
dar Is cases brough by the NowYorK Soccty Tor the
Suppression OF vice The prisoners IN the5e cases had
been indicted for publishing dealing iu obscene tora
tre on pictures or both The only reached Tor ta
WIS that OK stephen soua charged with printing aud
circulating obscene pamphlet John schoc4"L' |ho
WIS si,ICsod 10 ne m partnership with -rAh u this
bus ness plcadc1 guilty ana was remanlef Assistant
DiltrIet-AttcrlieY Herring conducted tnt Po.teivi,
Forlgbf ard John SchOeuh0Z Tic case WIS ciored l"i
nc nrnaecntinn. aud the tai viii be FtsNmcd lo-hy.
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CLUES FOR EDmORs.-" Tommy, my son,
what are you gong 10 do with that clue Sond 10
the editor OF course Hut What you going 10 send
n 10 the editor fuF 7" "Cluse he says anybody VIII
scrd him cub nc VIII SEND them copy o. MS paper
Tine mother came near aintiug bat recovered herself
sufficiently 10 Ask; Bat Iommy dear, What do you
auDuos. he wants with CiuD - "Nei l don't know,
reicd the utehin, "ualcss II - % knock down sub
ssiBeTs don't pay for their DaPcrs suppose tsre
ale pisut, OF guch mean people Tnt boy STANDS "a
chance FOR the Presidency, VI hP lives.
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CortRT OF APPEAIR.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept 21.-In the Court OF Appeals
Thursday, sept. 81, 1875: -. -. r,rvoa
M 95B-Jin Dime savings Institution agt' buDoA-
Argument resHmod and crncluiei , -. ~, -,
No 3gDOuylass Taylor, fcsPOndcn sgt ~ go, 81
New York apptllant-Sunni'ted for appellant ana Wg1eu
hv Oakley IIall Tor EespOhdent A..
va gT-DaVid Graham respondent sgt The Finishing &c,
r. r. Co appeant.Nrsgoa by Is. r. Spfegae ior appellants
:. Hand for respondent. = ,,,,,,,. 7.,,,.,
No 25g-Gcorge CoEroye appellant act Charirs lain i
mOpadeA rrsp ndentAfEhtd Oy IhIieH 81 ''"S i'
appellant; u. Pratt for rsspondfpL 60,
Prucla fatiyn made and tie cOHrt adgned oco oe
Day calendar for Friday, Sep ~ lStbi Nos EJO So"t
2C2, POS, 2Gi, POS, 2G6, ard 2OI.
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DUNCAN SHERMAN & Co.'S CREDITORS.

DISCAN. SHERMAN g. Co.'s CREDITORS.
Mr.. prNcAN's KNOWLEDGE OF THE Firms CONDI-
TION.
William Butler Duncan was examined yeSter-
day before . G. Stokes, at the Office of Register
Ketcauln, in the matter OF T. Graham Hsigt against
Duncan Sherman Co., for balance OF about $3.50
This a said 10 be test the part Of Of the 20
xeditors o hold eSs against the firm amounting 20
over $4,000 and who object the Hns discharge in
bankruptcy.
Mr. Duncan stated that when he went to Europe in
1878 nc believed his affairs to DC solvent condition
He based this belief upon the impression which e bad OF
the condition OF his affairs from his general acquant
ance with tie business, and from conversation viii his
partners BIF Duncan added that nc did not derive MS
knowledge Of the business before leaving for Europe
from examining the books OF TIE lrm bat solely from
conversation with his partner and that at the limo he
Thought his information sufficient 10 form an accu
rate opinion He was now satisfied that the n az that
time could not have paid all its just liabilities IL Il bad
been able 10 realize the actual value Of its assets
II was impossible for him to say what would have been
hs opipon as TO the value OF hs assets II ne lad tx
aIoined tie DoOs from the fact that the books ala not
express his opinion Of value at thai time ~ value nc
aid not mean the value expressed in hgures, bnt NE
setnal value which was matter Of opinion Az the
time be started for Europe, in May 1879, the hI9 was
not in need Of money than it possessed aer az
Demands made upon IT. lt was mol one OF ING Cd
fects OF his visit 70 Europe to raise money, nor d ne
fndeayOr to raise money during hs stay abroad Ie e1
animation was then adjourned Gnta next Ihursday
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CONTEST OF BROOKLYN YACHTS.

CONTEST OF BROOKLYN YACHTS.
T9r RRooKIYS CIUB's FAIL REGATTA--TIIE PLAY
FUI. SIANTIc, LIZZIE l., AND CYNTHIA THE
WINNERS.
The annual Fail regatta of the Brooklyn Yacht
CLUB occurred yesterday the being from stake
opposite the clubhouse 30 and around Southwest
Spit Buoy No Sla returning to the starting place Inc
first vessel to cross the line at 124O was the Lee ano
following the order named we're the Cyutn'a FayIu'
Lizzie L. Mantle America Kate Selene and Comet Inc
vessels wele under fun working sails moderate east
erv Wind Wa blowing at the Tine the tide half ebb
and the water SMOOTH that zach vessel made good
time on the Port tack TO the Spit Buoy The Comet
which started last gained steadily all others and sue
oeeded in rounding the Spit Buoy before them Lhs io
lowing Is time Of turning Comet 1;37;45 Manic
LBS Lizsir L. 1:4O15; Kate, I:41; Cynthia, li2:jo;
lee l:43:sO Playful, 145:l5; America, 147 seene,
I;4S45
After turning the buoy the Comet lowered her nasa
and when an attempt made 70 hoist 1t again il tore
In shreds 50 that cCmpcedtO sail the remainder
of the race without It, From the buoy to the home stake
boat there was every evidence Of close contest between
the Comet and Mantle The former vessel made thres
long stsrboard taek while the wind stirring and
Increased considerably the distance between tersei and
the Mantle When entering Grayesend Bay the wind
was almost dead calm. and was constantly shifting 20
that the Comet found great dteeulS ID seths os5l
water and passed tae Comet imnedntely peisie si,e
turned the stakeboat. THIS gave rise 10 some CONVEX
tiOn between of the respective vessels u
though one Was frst-eass schooner and the otief
hrsclass COP. AT the conclusion OF the race Ilh
Langley the owner Of the Comet said that his yacht Was
not n race although it sailed round the whole course
turned the sebOat. was timed by the judges s Won
the prize III its class This surprised great many as II
Is stated chat be considered bis yacht Ia the race when
the boats started The only Otr matter OF Interest was
Ihe close contest between the Lee and the Cynthia
These two vessels kept wei together throughout me
enre cnurac and crossed tbs line closely thai, win
the proper time allowance II caused the judges much
trouble to decide to which vessel the prize should prop
arlvb no giya wa
won by five seconds. The following table Shows the
official tiHc as taken by the judges;