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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-29
Trustees Sale Of Fine Island
Property.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by John Morgan, jr.. and Mary Isabel Nor.
gan, his wife, 10 the undersigned trustee, dated
the 2ith day of August, 1875, and recorded In the
Clerks office Of the County Court Of Ohio couu.
~, West Virginia, in book Of deeds of trust and
mortgages No ., at page ljl, Will, on
Wednesday,..the path day of September
4. j. 1879, commencing at 10 o'clock A. ", at the
front door of the Court House Of said county, in
the City Of Wheeling sell at public auction To
the highest and best bidder. the following de-
Scribcd real estate situate in said city, county
and State on Wheeling Island, fronting on the
west side of South Front street, that Is 20 say
Lot numbered eleven in Fink's second addition
70 said city the said lot appears oil the plat of
said addition, recorded among the public land
records of said county In deed book No. bS, page
o. being same lot conveyed To said John Nor
gan, it,, by AugelinC T. Fink. On said lot Is
erected a c0mmOdiOuS dwelling house, now Oc
cupicd by said John Morgan, il.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third Of the purchase
money, or as much more thereof a the pur-
chaser shall elect 10 pay in cash, and the residue
in two equal insallmcntS payable respectively
in six and twelve months from the day Of sale
with interest, the purchaser 10 give negotiable
notes for the deferred payments, secured by deed
OF TRUST on the property sold in which purchasers
wife, If he has one shall join.
Title believed perfect, but selling as truSecc
will only convey such title ~ is vested in me 10y
said deed Of trust
agii GEORGEB. CALDWELL, Trustee.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on
IL Wheeling Island: price from 500 10 So
each. Only one-sixth OF the purchase money re-
auired in cash. The residue may be paid annu-
ally in FIVE equal installments, with interest Ap-
ply 10 JOHN p. GILCHRIST,
fs,SoL Al Ton NIL
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TRUSTEES SALE

OF A VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON
~ b. < o. X. K.
In pursuance of deed Of trust made and eX-
ecuted by Mary PendsrgaSt and Michael Pender-
CAST 70 the undersigned trustee, dated septem-
Der l. 1871 and recorded in deed oftrust book No.
& page 426, in the office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court for Wetzel county, West Virginia,
I mill
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Jacob Bruner and Powell Wharton
IN DERT WITH ATTACHMENT
S,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO COUN.
= " Circuit Court. August Rules, 1873. ~
Mary A Hamnhill
In ChanCery.

vs.. In ChanCery.
Reuben +. Hedges ct al.
The object 81 This suit Is ~ correct the deed
from Hannah Hedges Ia the complainant, dated
the 18th day Of November, 1863, and Ia have per.
formed the contract made between the aid
Hannah Hedges, now deceased, and the Said
complainant 10 reform II certain decree oi this
court made In this cause ON the lith day Of
March, 1870: toSurcharge and falsely the acCouut
of the Commissioner of this Court, reportcd in
said cause on the eth day Of June, 1870. Ia the
amount of 81, 90 Ia the credit of said complain.
ant: 10 set of the interest Of the said Hannah
Hedges now held by said Robert White, that Is,
one-half Of the two-thirds of the said l72i acre
tract Of land and sold So far n Necessary tO pay
two.thirdS OF the said debt due complainanls, a
stated in the amended and supplemental bill OF
complaint Aud II appearing from an affidavit
hlrd herein that the defendants Reuben y.
Hedges, sarah 4, Shcrrod with David Il. Shcrrod
her husband. Elizabeth McGOugan with vii
liam McGougan, her husband, Caroline Jane
Wolf with her husband, John u. Wolf, Caleb
Hedges, Henry G.. Hedges, Mary Jane Hedges,
Otho G. Hedges and Fernando Hedges children
and hcrS at law Of Thornton Hedges, deceased,
are not inhabitants of the State of West Virginia
on motion of plaintiff IL Is ordered that said de
PENDANTS do appear here at next Rule Day, To-
wit: the nrst Monday i'm September 1872 and do
what is necessary Ia protect their interest herein.
SAMUEL Is. McCOLLOCH, Clerk.
JOHN WALTON, Solicitor for Complainant.
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BANKS.
Exchange Bank.

DaIlh'
CAPITAL --- S2OO.OOO
LIABILrrV OF STOCKHOLDERS, SVVVo'
This Bank succeeds tO the business OF tne
M..,.bsnfS' National Bank, and deals In coin,
coupons, commercial paper and bills OF exchanse'
INTEREST PAID ON SPECIAL DEPOSITS.
Collections made on all points and proceeds
PROMPTLY rvmitted. Accounts Of bankers anu
business men solicited. Stockholders habte 20
tcpl,iturS according to the constitution Oi the
STATE the same AS iu National banks
DIRECTORS:
y VANCE SAN'L LAUGHLIN,
l. : DELAPLAIN, CRAWFORD Booth,
WENRy WALLACE, ; HORKHEINER,
j. G.. HOFFMAN, ID. GCfNAN,
WN ELLINGUAM.
IN VANCE PRESDENr.
SAN'L LAUGULIN, NICE-PRSiDESr.
JOHN J. JONES. CASHIER augo
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, -:
Charles Meder Fredericka Mehi, Louise Ahrens
and Henry Ahrens, her husband,
".
Carl Mehl, Rosine Wagner and Ferdinand
Wagner. her husband. Charles Heiser, Doris
Floto and August Eloto, her husband, and
Alwina Meder,
~ CHAScERI.
The object Of this suit IS TO obtain partition OF
certain real estate, towit: The southeast quarter
Of LOT No. lQ7 situate on the northwest cotper OF
Market and twenty-sscond streets, in the said
City Of Wheeling, amongst those entitled 10 the
the same under the will Of George Meder,
deceased, dated June 20, 1896. and OF record in
will book No. I, page 2sl. in the Office Of the
Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county, or 4
sale Of said real estate and distribution Of the
net proceeds among the said heirs. Ind 10 APP
pearing from an affidavit filed with the papen In
this cause that the defendants, Carl Mehl, Rosine
Wagner and Ferdinand Wagner. her husband,
and Doris Flot0 and August FlOtO, her husband,
ars net residents vi the state VI West Virginia,
il il ordered that the said non resident dcfen-
dants do appear at Rules ~ be held for this
Court on the second Monday Of September. 4.
ID. ls7g and do what is necessary 10 protect their
interest
In testimony whereof have hersunto signed
my name as Clerk Of said Court this 18th day Of
August, A. ID. ls79. at August Rules ls79. In the
Clerks office OF said Court Teste.
THOMAS NJ. DARRAH,
Clerk Of said Court.
D. A. II To- .1afn
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S,TATE OF WEST vIRG INA, ONO COUNTY
- Circuit Court, November I, ISIS.
Robert Thompson. sole distributor aud aS such
assignee Of the estate of James /. Thompson,
deceased by the act OF distribution Of the TX.
ecutors of said decendent,
vs..
Jacob Bruner and Powell Wharton.
IN DEBT WITH ATTACHMENT.
The object Of this suit being to recover from
the defendants SlJO with interest thereon from
the lSt day OF April, 1873, until payment, due
plaintiff by note dated April l, lN75 payable two
years after date, with interest from date, upon
which u credit appears Of SIS n OF April j, ls'i,
aud to subject the property oi the defendant,
Powell Wharton, attached, 10 the payment therc-
Of and OF the cnstS herein. And Il appearing
from an affidavit herein, that the Siid defendant
Powell Wharton. l. not n nsident OF this State,
and that he has not been served with copy OF
the order OF attachment or with process In this
suit il is ordered 10y the Court that said Powell
Wharton is required 10 appear within four weeks
after the date OF the rSt publication ot this orirr
and do what In necessary Ia protect his interest,
and that this orler shall b. published and post
cd as orders Of publication arr required Ia Ice
published and posted by law. And this matter
Is continued 10 future day.
A copy. Tcste:
SAMUEL b. McCOLLOCH, Clerk.
&. W. THOMPSON, attorney. ag'nawt
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DIR. sAGE's CATARRH REMEDY

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RUSSELL 4 srrFEI, sol. for eomplainants.

The defendants in the above entitled cause will
take notice that the depOSitions Of Johanna
Meder. Louise Ahrens, Frederick Meyer, August
Rolf Doris Floto aud Others. will be taken Al
the Office OF Russell & Sufel, No. 1916 ChaplhIe
street, in the City OF Wheeling, state Of West
Virginia, on Thursday, the llth day of Septem-
Der, A. ID. 1872 between the houS OF "a. N. and
6P. NJ, 10 be used as evidence on part of the
complainants in said cause, and the taking Of the
said dispositions will be continued from time 10
time until completed. ,,..,..,
THE COMPLAlNANTS,
BY Russell & Stifel their solicitors. aglSOawt
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TAKE NOTICE.

splendid opportunity TO win fortune.
Ninth Grand distribution, Glass /, at New
Orleans, Tuesday, September 9th, ls79-ll2th
Ia.
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Simmons Liver Regulator or Medicine,
Is cmineutly Family Medicine; and by being
kept ready for immediate resort, will save many
an hour Of suffering and many dO.A in time
and doctors bills.
After over Forty Years trial Il is sill receiving
the most unqualified testimonials 10 it. virtues
from persons Of the highest character and Tesppn-
sibility Eminent physicians commend II Tor
all diseases Of the Liver
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly incorporated by
the Legislature OF the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes, I'm 1865 for the TERM OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, IN which contract the
inyolAble faith of the State is pledged, with
Capital OF 81 OUO, 600 to which IL has since added
a reserve fund OF $50 90. lis Grand Single Mum.
Der Distribution will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday II never scales or pOstponesi
Look AT the following distribution:
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(SucettsOrs 10 X. v. PIERCE, W. ~
DIR. r. v. PIERCE, having acquired worli-wide
reputation In the treatment 81 Chronic Dlsesss,
resulting in a professional business far exceeding
his Individual ability 10 conduct, some years ago
Induced seyersl medical gentlemen ~ associate them
selves with him. the Faculty % the W oTids DIS
pensary, the Consulting Dcpar,m.n, ~ .., ,x ~
The organization has been coEPlet-l anI inrorpo-
rated under the name aud style ~ WORLDS DsprS
sary Medical Association. with the following oheefG
Hon. X. v'PIERCE, Pres. D. u. PTEHcE, '. Pres
JSo n Pierce Sc, LESTER Is. SMITH, Treas.
NINE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS of emil
pence and skin haye ben chosen ~ the Faculty
CHRONIC DISEASED ~ all forms come wltlln tbe
nroyince 81 our several specialtles. -.
LUNG DisEAtES-Ihis division ~ pacuee -
very ABLY managed by a gentleman Of mature Juns-
nent and skin. Bronchial Throat, and Lung DIS
DIsEAsfs or WOMEN.-Especially are our fsch.-
ties OF a superior order fOr TIE cure OF All mo"
chronic diseases peculiar 10 fculalcs-
NFRyOIs DlsEAsEs.-Paralysls, Nervous Do
rII,ia' aud other nervous affections, receive the
NOT SECisskkY TO sEE PAIrENTs-By our
original system Of diagnosis We sSn tr.at many
Personal consultation. Tor PARTICULAR re People.
Inmmon sense Medical Adviser 80 pasrs, srnt
nosi-paid for sI-lj OF Inyalds aud Tourists Guide
hnok = 100 pages. ~ cents pJstpaidL
SURGICAL CAstS-Among me Olfrailohs s''l,n
We are callei upon most frequently 70 peuorm' ar
those IOr Nasal Polypns uArclih Ium0rs, is.u.s
In Ano Piles Hernia tkupturvi, 1iydrocele llpr"p,I
az the Scrotuml Naricocele, OVARIAN SOL 'HfmS
etc. etc We also treat successfully. 10y anew nSth
Cd without surgical opsraibgn, cancers 'th1-ie.t
spinal Curvature. and other dcfOrInliies. paH
billet entitled, =" Motion a. Curative Ay'hi, 'n
Addfess, vul.I 1.issIuJ vstisL l,,s:!.a': !,
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MAcHINISTS.

~ a. py,,,S GEo. G.. N'EowS
"a. J. HAMILTON.
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BASEBALL.

About one thousand spectators assembled at the
Jersey City Grounds yesterday afternoon to witness
the National Association game between the Jersey
City Club and the Rochesters. The game. though
one-sded very interesting The Jersey Citys
took the lead in the first inning and had no difficulty
in maintaining 1t throughout. The Rochesters
not able to until the ninth inning, when by
good rally at the bat, assisted by careless fielding.
they scored four runs Clinton and Mcclure the GEN.
tire feeders of the contestng teams. each made fine
twobase hit. Troy, Easterbrook Farrow Kicker.
Leonard and Lewis played admirably in their
pective positions. The pitching on both sides was
very effective The batting about the Wis.,
itors losing by being outhelded. The following is
tl.e
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THIEVES IN LUCK.

Burglars are still operating successfully on staten
Island. During the past week several churches
and many places OF business have been robbed. ON
Tuesday night the. residence OF Herman Garbe, on
Boyd Hill, Staploton, was entered. The thieves
forced the back kitchen door and ransacked tho
whole house while the inmates slept carrying of
$3.50 worth of property. On the same night several
attempts made to effect an entrance TO houses
Canal street. but in each case the thieves were
frightened OF. On Tuesday night also the Church
of the Holy Comforter at Eitingvile, robbed OF
all its movable property. including the altar Ak
The police have been unable to secure y clew
to the identity Of the thieves.
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SARATOGA RACES.
Ninth Extra Day Of the Sara
toga Association.
FOUR INTERESTING EVENTS.
Oriole General Philips, Lakewood and
Rhadamanthus the Winners.
SARATOGA, August Is, 1879.

SARATOGA, August Is. 1879.
After the excitement and hustle of yesterday at
tending the great for the Kenner Stakes Sara
toga has again resumed her quiet and peaceful
condition. The hotels still crowded. notwith-
standing the great exodus by the railroads last night
but nearly all that left only here for the day.
Thousands went away. but tens of thousands re-
manned, all the hotels and private houses being
crowded with dodgers from cellar to roof.
and long the present pleasant weather
continues there will be little diminution OF
the numbers great deal of discussion has
taken place among racing men since the run for the
Kenner Stakes yesterday. and the majority insist
that Spendthrift was run in q manner anything but
mastery. Having but one horse to beat-Falsetto-
he having shown his superiority over the others in
the Travis Stakes, they argue that Spendthrift
should have been placed alongside of Falsetto at
the start and have remained there ut least until he
had reached the head of the homestretch or even
been at the seven furlong pole. and then made
his run home. Instead of this way having been
adopted Spendthrift was sent out, and he beat
Jericho, Harold and Monitor in little mile.
and then, with the sharp edge taken somewhat of.
he had to await the charge of Falsetto and then
him to the finish. That the result may have been
different had different tactics prevailed is extremely
predetermined, but still it is the that his
ayers should have pursued. 1t is easy however. 10
where mistakes have been made after the battle
Is over.
-Four interesting run to-day, the first
being three-quarters of mile: the second one mile
and three-q quarters; the third mile and furlong;
and the fourth selling race, the distance mile
The first race was won by Mr.. o. Bowe's Oriole the
second by Colonel S. d. Bruce's Gen. Phillips. the
third by Lancewood. and the fourth by Rhadaman-
thus. Susquehanna second.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY
JuDGEs-Messrs. w. r. Travis. J. T. boswell, and
G. Owens.
SrARTER-Mr r. NJ. Simmons. Assistant-Mr. J.
Wynn.
TnERs-Messrs. John Smith and !. r. Whaley.
SEcRErARY-Mr. Charles Wheatley.
was for purse Of $500. Winners this year Of 900
10 carry lbs. extra. Winners Of selling only
and horses beaten and not having q at
Saratoga this year allowed 10 lbs Maidens allowed
II years DID, 15 lbs; If years. 30 lbs; if years
or upward, 25 lbs. Three-quarters OF mile. For
this race five came to the post. comprising Mr.. e.
Yards chestnut gelding Bennett. by Harry Bassett
dam Bet Arlington, years DID, 95 lbs; Mr.. Oden
Bowies chestnut mare Oriole. by Kingfsher. dam
My Maryland, years old. lot lbs; Mr.. A. Smith,
gray mare Lady Darcy, by Thunder dam Castaway
years old, LOT lbs. Mr.. H. p. McGrath's black ly
Mary Ann, by bennington. dam Susan Ann. years
old, 80 lbs. and Messrs Barnes Vests gray colt
Gabriel. by Alarm, dam Electric. years old. 1O8
lbs. Lady DARCY was the favorite As the following
Nn01 ahOW
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TROTTING AT MIDDLETOwN.

MrDDLETowS. y. Y, August IL. 1879.
There was very large attendance at the Middle
town track to-day, and the trottng excellent.
In the 2:2i class, purse $500. there were three
starters. c. s. Green's Nelia three straight
heats, Il. ii. Dcmarests Planter second. w. A. Sny.
ders :. ~ Ellsworth drawn after the first heat.
Time 2:3S-2 ;29-2 :2SA.
The 2:l0 race. purse $500, was won by Meads Sam.
Demarest's Anna Ii taking second money, SCOTS
Billie l. third money and Greens Brighton fourth
money. limo, :36 = 80 mo timo-2:4OA.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY AUGUST A. le7a-TRPIE SHEET

tic. Azaea Vixen. America and Mistral in the
order named. The Phantom having started be-
fore the gun the regatta committee decided there
was no race between the first class schooners, only
one having started and the Tidal Wave was
thus deprived of the cup she had won. As
1t Is not certain when the Phantom started.
ord OF the time could DO taken up to Kettle Cove.
but from that point to the starting point the Tidal
wave gained 6m. l5s., and made the entire III
3h 44nl SIS. The following is the official time of
the other yachts
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

DEAL BEACH n. j., August Is. 1879.
Remarkable shooting took place here to-day in .
match between DIR. Zcllncr. of the New York Gun
Club. and Mr.. T.. q. Murphy. of the Long Branch
Gun club. The match for $50. twenty-five birds
each, thirty yards rise aud eighty yards boundary;
from five ground traps, Ave yards apart, Long
Branch Gun Club rules Murphy killed his twenty
hvo birds and Zellncr nineteen, retiring on his
hirds hot
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ROCHESTER, PARK.
SECOND DAY OF THE SUMMER MEETING-HAM-
BRINo THE WINNER or THE .'TwENrY-sIx"
RACE AND DARBY THE TWENTY-FIVE" PURSE.


RACE AND DARBY THE TWENTY-FIVE" PURSE.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. August Is, 1879.
The second day OF the trotting meeting attracted
about three thousand spectators. and produced two
very enjoyable races. which were concluded in
furious wind. accompanied by slight fall of rain.
The purses for the 2:2G and classes. There
brisk speculation the result OF the 2:2G
race. which was stimulated by brokon heats. While
scoring for the fourth heat the storm up and
the horses sent to their stables for twenty
minutes. When they were called out again and
started Darby conceded " be the winner of the
2.2a purse. and Mace offered to draw him upon re-
ceipt of first money, but his offer not
accepted and his horse had to trot Interest tho
chiefly centred on second place, and spccu-
latlon thereon was active and comparatively heavy.
The favorite for the position beaten by horse
that sold tor SO in pools of 500.
SUMMARY.
ROCHESTER, N. Y. AUeUsr Is. 1S79--SEcoSD DAY
THE SUMMER MEETING.-Class :26; mile heats, three
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.coHD CLASS scHooNERs.

The Magic. therefore won the cup for second class
schooner. the Mantle the cup first class sloops
ana the Vixen the cup for the second class sloops
The Magic sailed in her old form and gave the
schooners q rare warming on the beat to windward
from Kettle Cove to the Hen and Chickens lghtship
Commodore Thomas entertained the yacht captains
and their guests board the flagship last night.
Tomorrow the fleet will sail for Oak Bluffs and the
Commodore intends to try and get them to start
gether if such miracle is feasible.
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ROCHESTER,.
JERSEY CITY.
ENGLISH CRICKETERs COMING.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

SYRACUSE. n. ". August 49, 1879.
A cable despatch was received in this city to-day
from DATE. captain of the All England eleven. the
best cricket player in the world accepting the
proposition OF the Onondaga Club to play in SYRIA
September 30 and October l. The English
players are guaranteed $1,000 They will play
against twenty of the best crickcters that eau
be selected in this state.
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allowed lbs, IL for less additional allowance
of lbs for every $500 below the latter price For
those beaten and not having won any ut Sara
toga this year further allowance of 3 lbs. one
mile For this six came to the post These Were
Nessrs DIVER Brothers black horse Rhadamauthus
by Leamingt ton dam Nemesis, aged, to be sold for
$780, ll3 lbs: Mr.. L. Yards bay colt Bowstring. by
Harry Bassett dam Cordelia. years old. 5000. 50
lbs: Mr.. n. Alderman X Co.'s black colt
Dunkirk, by Enquirer dam Little Lily,
wears old, 104 lbs; Mcssrs. Thomas Puryear <
co.'s chestnut colt Clifton. by Planet. dam My
Lady four years DID, $780, l0l lbs. and Mr.. A. Bel
mont's chestnut mare Susquehanna. by bennington.
dam Susan Beane, years DID, $500, 10S lbs. Rhada-
manthus was first i'll favor. the pool figures being
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FOR BREEDING PURPOSES.

The steamer Victoria, of the Anchor line. which
arrived at this port from London last night. has
board thirty stations and six mares, consigned 10
Mr.. W. II. Durham, of Illinois. They are Tor breed
iuu pllrposcs.
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YACHTING On THE HUDSON.

PoUGHKEEpsIE. N Y, August H. 1879.
scrub race between seven yachts, owned here.
took place to-day. The course was about ten miles.
The cabin sloop Ida May owned by Mr.. ii. Hoober,
won the race. the catboat Cora Bell owned by Mr. n.
Chatterton, being second.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Soops Glance. N.Y.YC. Mr.. E. H. Ferris. and
Winsome. A. Y Co. Rear Commodore Norton. at
anchor Oft the HERALD Telegraph Station. White
stone, L. /.