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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
Trouble Brewing.

Tho News wishes to respectfully sug.
gest to certain parents, residing on High
street. the absolute necessity Of attending
to the aggressive actions Of their chill.
drsn o little better than they arc doing.
Those children are in the habit. daily,
Of throwing stones down upon every
body and everything beneath or below
them, Just for the fun OF the thing. Not
only are windows and similar destructi-
BILE arrangements made to suffer, but the
lives and personal safety Of people and
children residing below are placed in
continual jeopardy. The evil complained
Of Ia o terrible and unbearable nuisance.
and must positively be absted, even II
shoteuns have TO be used as q mean Of
relief or defense. The parents OF those
aggressive children are altogether to
blame. They can teach their children
better habits II they choose. and they
must do IL. The nuisance complained OF
IL o dangerous 90 we'll as unbsarable one,
and We respectfully call the attention OF
the town authorities TO 1t. Any police
man making an arrest OF anybody's chill.
dren engaged in the nsfarious practice
referred to, will render q much needed
service. Any required information
relative to this matter will DO freely fur
nished on application at this office. The
nuisance and ~nuisanoes must be abated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
accidentally Killed.

The telegraph brings news from Seat.
tic. Washington Territory. Of the death
OF John L. Scott, formerly . miner In
the Ovsrman. As was recorded In the
NEws at the time, q party, consisting OF
Scott. two Chapman Brothers and .
man named Osborn left here April "a,
for Oregon. Subsequently they took up
claims on Portsr's Prairie, back OF Seat.
tie. Friday night, while they were out
hunting, Scott became separated from
the othen, and while sitting on q log.
waiting for them to come up. with his
shotgun resting between his knees, he
accidentally discharged the weapon In
attempting to raise n log up on the
log, and the whole charge entered his
head, below the chin, killing him In.
SANITY. The deceased was . native OF
Grown Point, New York. aged twenty.
Ave years. He was well.known here
and very much respected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
8hos Himself.

While cut cunning yesterday morn
ing in the mountains west OF Washoe
Lake, Mark N. Shaw (better known as
"Old Dave J, Of the Delta saloon, Wiz.
ginia, accidentally shot himself. infiot-
ing two very severe wounds. His gun
was among some blankets. and taking II
BY the muzzls no drew Il toward him.
whom II was discharged. A charge OF
bird shot passed through the palm OF his
right hand and lodged In his right thigh,
q short distance below the groin. A
litter was constructed and the wounded
man was carried down the mountain q
distance Of over o mile, till o point wa
reached TO which q wagon could be
driven. He was then brought to Wiz.
Qinia, and was taken TO the County Hos
pital. He will lose the use Of the little
nneer Of his hand, but will DO in no
way disabled by the wound In his thigh,
a. the bone ID uniniured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28

rsrrisIs Times ~ I7e seash Cssrsss
-Conniesisg stsriss About IL


Virginia was full Of sensations this
morning. mostly Of Q suicidal nature.
One OF these was traced 10 ITO South q
street and to Mary Mckay, who had
been living there with q miner named
John Spargo.
Information obtained on the premises
il to the effect that the lady last evening
took . large dose Of oil Of tansy or oil
Of sayins, either with abortionL or
suicidal intent. II seems from this
source Of information that Spargo has
promised to marry the girl >" whom
stocks 90 up" and that he has OF late
refused to keep his promise. Hence
these proceedings on the woman's part.
On the other hand the physicians who
were summoned to attend the lady both
acknowledge that they thought some
thing was wrong when they got there,
and set about to ave the woman's life.
They gave her an emetic and analysed
the contents Of her stomach. There was
no oil OF tansy In II, no oil OF savine, NO
poisonous subtanoes. The woman they
declare to have been in Mysteries, sim.
ply that and nothing MORE.
Having satisfied themselves that there
was nothing unusual in the case these
doctors gave her hypodermic injections
Of morphine and she slept quietly all
night. Here are both sides OF the mat
tor. The readers OF the News will prob.
ably side with the doctors and refuse to
believe the landlady and even the girl's
evidence against herself, for she ack-
~nowledges that she took something.
II was said further that this some
thing wal procured at Webster's drug
store by Spargo. Mr.. Webster denies
the sale Of anything whatever OF the
nature mentioned, or any other poison.
Gus drug and thus ~oorrobora.es the ply
sicians. Under these circumstances we
close the item AZ We commenced 1t:
What was it2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28

Yesterday forenoon John Rapp Of
Steamboat came very nearly losing his
life. The full particulars Of the acct.
dent have not coms 10 hand, but his
team ran away and threw him out with
such violence a. to break three Of his
ribs. A telegram came TO Virginia and
DR.. Bronson ct onoe went to his relief,
and at last accounts hs was doing %
well a could be expected under tho cir
nmafanNa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
silver HIN E~isesie..

At the annual meeting Of the Silver
Hill Mining Company Monday the fol.
lowing Trustees we're chosen: A. Z. p.
Harmon. W. 8. Hobart, George Cong.
don, 8. Hsydenfsldt and O. N. FELTON,.
The Board organized by the election Of
the following officers A. X. P. Har.
mon, President ; George Congdon, Vice
President W. E. Dean, Secretary ; N.
@, Hillysr, Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28

HussRY ELxcrIoN.-At the annual
meeting Of the Husssy Mining Com.
pany, held day before yesterday, the
following Trustees were elsoten to servo
for the ensuing year F. NJ. Smith, F.
F. CONN. ]. W. Hussey. John E. Dixon.
H. @. Strain, j. T. McGsoghsgan, p.
Kitz.
HENRY ]. NoRroN, editor Of the Black
Hills Mining Reporter, has In press an
interesting work descriptive Of the Black
Hills mines. II IL entitled o Birds
Ego View OF the Black Hills" MI.
Norton was formerly connected with the
Lyon County Times.
TIE old air.shaft, on Stewart street,
Virginia, near the Andes. wa yesterday
covered with Q flooring Of thick planks
and 1912 timbsrs. The shafts about
the old Ophir. Mexican and California
works have also been overhauled.
T. q. ROONEY returned this morning
from C~alavsras, California, whore hs
has been looking at some rich gravel
beds OF late. He brings some Of the
little yellow dogs with him for spsci-
mems.
IT has been decided that the Chief Of
the Fire Department Of Virginia has the
right to hire men to put the hose and
apparatus In order after o FIRE, In case
such assistance should be needed.
OK the occasion Of the picnic Of the
Pacific Coast Pioneers, at Treadway's
ranch, Carson, June z, there will take
place o match game OF football between
the Virginia and Carson Clubs.
VIRGINIA has no longer . Street In.
spector, do facto, but the Board Of Al
'dsrmen last evening made the Chief OF
Police OK oficio Street Inspector at o
salary Of $50 per month.
G. B. HICKMAN OF North Brook, Ches-
tor county, Pennsylvania, 10 anxious to
obtain information In regard 10 Jacob B.
Carpenter. who was . maohinist In Viz
ginia In 1875.
TIE grand social given by the nom.
bsrs Of the A. o. H., In Virginia Miners
Union Hall, last evening. was we'll at-
tended, and proved . most enjoyable
affair.
The work OF filling in and lsvsling up
@ street. Virginia, still progresses.
Sharp broken quartz and porphyry from
the dumps is the material used In the
work.
v~InorsIANs want South A street
opened through to the corporation IRE
house, and the Board OF Aldermen will
take q look at the place next Saturday.
AMoNo the distinguished arrivals per
train this morning were John skae.
Harry Rosensr, and A. O. Hamilton OF
the Consolidated Imperial.
TEE Savage wants 10 aroh over G
street and carry it, dump on in that
uiE0CIiuus 4uo ooeko Va AAesAMoA "AA
see about Il.
TIE Virginia Tigers were out last
evening for 0 street parade and excited
% much attention - . circus.
CoLosEL FAM oontsmplstss . trip to
the Sandwich Islands for the benefit Of
his health.
@. q. HAanmo, correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune, left last evening for
Bodie.
A LIclxsx has been issued 70 John
Brown 10 marry Katie Parsons.
THERE will b meeting Of the ssrs.
field Guard this evening.
VIRGINIA had two hres and seven
during May.
MAYos Youso Of Virginia has re-
turned from below.
8. MIcHrlsou has alsd declaration Of
homaakaad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
N

0rigissi K~eyssese-0 cents per share;
July II.
Trslsa-as cents per .nars; i;visd April sth;
delinquent Junsa, sale day June =.
Ss~rsgassd Eurspa-2s cents per share;
levied April 9th; delinquent June 18th; sale
day June 18th.
Jussiee-si per share; levied May 10th: do
ilnqusni June oth; sLe day July 18Th.
Amassu Consolidated 10 cents per
share; levied March Gath: delinquent Nay
I2th: sale day June iith.
Msrs arisa- d cents per share; levied May
2ist; delinquent June 2sth; sale day July
18th.
81 per share; levied Nay fttt:
delinquent June 18th; sale day July 10th.
Dr1lltass-i0 cents per share; levied Nay
18Th; delinquent June u sale day July
itth.
ns,cbsr-si psr share; levied Nay 10th; do
iinqusnt Jlns 18Th; sale day July 18th.
Americas rs esnts per share. levied Nay
9th: delinquent Juns iith. sale day June
18th
Dasiies-Si per share: levied Nay 9Th: do
hpqusnt iona 9Th; sale day June SOsh.
Lady Bryss-0 eents per share; levied
nay i''' d',ns''a' June ID sale Gay june
A.dss-as csats Der shave; levied Nay oth;
Delinquent Juss 18th; sale day July ist.
Xsrsh bsaansa-so cents per share; levied
April soth: delinquent Juns 9th; sale day
June 18th.
Nsssh Carsss-as cents psr shAe: levied
April 18th; delinquent June ID; sale day
Juns 10Th.
aasesr-so csnts per share; levied April asd;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28

The actions Of August Huntsr. W. Il.
Gray and T. W. Colburn. against the
North Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company, 70 restrain the sale Of stock
for delinquent assessments, have Been
dismissed BY Judge Morrison, Of San
Francisco, and also the suit OF Il. j.
Farrsn W. J. Myers, O. E. Pickett vs.
O. Gurnell. W. Thompson W. Thomas
Bell ct al, N. Dufour ". the Same, and
j, George ". the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28

TIE new uniforms Of the Sarsheld
Guard arrived this morning, and Rain.
stein 4 Wolf arc busy pressing thsm
ont and delivering them. The mem.
bers Of the company arc veil satisaed
with the material and make Of thsir
new clothes, everything being up 10 the
standard OF the agreement. Members
should call for their uniforms ct onos.
A snow sTolN swept up from tbs
southwest this morning and hung hsay.
ilv over the Como range for . long time.
Ia chilly breath game 10 N, very littls
more, but that was quite enough.
TEE matter Of opening ! street. Viz.
sinis, to Gallaghsr's brick yard Il now
being agitassd before the Board Of Al
dsymsp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
Pleasant Social.

The Independent Champions Of the
Red Gross had Q very pleasant social at
their hall, in Virginia, last evening.
There were refreshments Of the choicest
kinds, and dancing, and sociability, and
music. and the festivities lasted till 2
o'clock In the morning, some eighty
couples participating. All unite In say.
ing that IL was one OF the very pleasant
est OF all pleasant evenings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28

COLONEL A. P. wEssrxR. late Of the
Consolidated Virginia assay ofics, will
leave tonight for Idaho Springs, Colo
RADIO, to take charge a. chief assaysr at
the Frssland mine, now the property OF
Colonel +. +. 0sbiston.
TIE sidss Of Mount Davidson ars now
covered With delicate and beautiful Wild
aovsrs; and the sagsbrush Of the Com.
stock d looking remarkably veil and
promises Q bounhtul crop this ysar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
compLxxIoNAL INDICATIONS.

The complexion Of psesoas vhoss digestion
u out Of order. who Cs bilious, o. Who lack
yieos. always exhibits IN unhealthy tint. Iis
BIZ regulating NE bodily organs apd promot.
ing dIession and assimilation. that the pasch.
msnt hue Indicative Of III health % banishsd
from ths ehssks. To rsotify the fsult Of . ssL
low ooenpleiion. ne Hoststtsr's Stomach Biz
moves thoss obstacles 70 renewed strength,
physical comfort and personal attrsetvsnsss-
an imperfect digestion and SECRETION, and . Dis
ordsrsd condition Of the bowels. Psrsistsnce
In the use Of this tnsstmahis corrective end
toaio Win assursdy result IN . renewed physL.
cal regularity and vteor. will tsnd 10 insrcass
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
nsmsriai Day.

The observance Of Memorial Day will
be very general this year on the Com.
stock. Gold Hill will do it, very best,
and that IL as we'll % any n Jan do.
The exercises here will be generally par
ticipated In BY all organizations, civil
and military. In Virginia tho obssrv-
anoss incident 10 the occasion will 30
followed in all particulars. The litsrary
exercises will Be held in Pipsr's Opera
House, Virginia, ana in Miners Union
Hall, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
..OId Times Rex"

Judge Davenport Of Eureka was in
town yesterday, and he found old ae-
quaintancss who vsrs right glad to meet
and shake the loyal right hand with him
once more. The Judge looks no younger
but healthier and more festive than he
did numerous years ago whom he was
Police Judge ct Virginia and held his
osurt In Pipsr's old Opera House build.
ing ON D street. Many long and happy
years 10 you. Judge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
TIE COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining News.
For the Week Ending wednesday,
May 2S, 1879.

somsshisg About Listing Stocks IN
New York-ChasEss During NE
Week Geaeral The Csoeem.
plated Buis OF scorpion Vs.
sierra Nevada and Uaiea Tor
she Bouanxa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
srOCR REPORr.
- Ers.sases Beard.
Last EVENING,

kAoA ss.SASe
no Raymond 4 Ely. A.
us Eurska. Co... II
100 Belmont. 40c
100 Leopard, l
$50 ella, 2oc. i5s
l2s Northern Belle. 6h, 6k
100 Phenix. 81
21o Grand Prize, . 50. 81
1855 Argsnta, IN. l 40
500 Navajo, 2So
500 Endowment. 2sc
HOO Independence. 295. 3. 2 30. ) biz
800 silver Prize, $50
200 Star, SOC
$3.50 Belle Isle. Toe. 75c. Csc
$50 Day. $50. 60c
100 Hillside. 2
500 Paradise. I IS
1000 Fourth Of July. 800
COO Albion. SOC. 25c
$50 Bodie. Sc. 81. 36k
also Bechtel. AZ. 2 10. 2 10. 10
6 6 NcClinton, IN, I 20. I 10
800 Tioga, 8 30, 4. s IS, 3 80
ITO Summit. 2 As. Az
$50 pulwsr, 1lk
$50 Syndicate, ~
1850 Goodshaw. 75c. Toe
I'D OrlonpAl, w. wv
1860 Belvidsre. IN. 2. 2 10, 2t,2S,2 ~
ITS Champion. 25c. SOC
Cos Blsskhawk. 2 60, ~, las
$50 South Bodis. 40c. 4Sc
2S30 Booker. Coo. Soc. SIC. 6So. 7Oc
l750 Univsrsity. Zoe, TOO
1850 Dudley. COO. 800
go Jupiter. ITO. i05. l
760 Memo. 81. 8s,SS
1000 Con. Pssino. .. 81. On. 81
l47o South Bulwsr. Too. 75c. SOC
800 Defiance, IN
1915 Nsondsy. AZ, "a. 2 60, "a
400 North MONDAY.
600 Vortex. Use
$50 Orient. i5c
400 Tiptop. 500
100 Leeds. 76c
400 Giant and Old Abe. z
100 Caledonia (Black Hills). ~
rs Golden Terra, ~
100 Aurora. zoe
100 Mammoth, i0k
Tzis MORNING.
$40 Ophir, 50. SEX
$50 Msxiean, AL
$40 asula d Curry. IL. liz
AGO Best D Bslcher. ~. l9s
1905 California. 6S.7
SIS Savage. IAN. l4S
$50 Cen. Virginia, 6S,7
500 Cbsllsr, n, IN
1000 Pstssi, 4 30, 4 IS
TAO Hale 4 N~orcross. l6. lGS. IGN,
l6S, l6S
ass Crswn Point, 81. 81
4os Ysllsw Jacket, lSS, ~. ISL, lSk
1910 Imperial. I 60, ! %
95 Kentuck, 4 80
40 Abba, IS
Gao Raicher. 81, 81
II0 aisrrs Nevada, 80, so b5, 40%
soo IT,.b. 20k 2OA. az
o9s p,llian en- CT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
Arrivals shis Aesaisg.

James Bell. J Peters. T doodstine. u
Nathan, J Howard. J @ Patrick, u Bsts-
ridge, J skss, J Chatham. J Fox. CIV
foyer, Roberts,. A @ Hamilton .
Moves, Thomas II Rooney. GA Freeman.
Nsksie Bronson. W Pagan. A Helm. u
Smith, A Laignsau. W Ceresus. II Rose-
nsr. P Hogan. R Jones. Thomas Vonn'
Mrs. Bennett. J + Burkholder. MnJ A
whi.s. Mrs. " O Gray. Mrs Stevens. Eliza
Campbell. Mrs. J II Hickox. Mrs. Ell
Hicsox. Mrs W = Barser. Rev Z Graham
II W Turner and wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
Departures l.ass Ess.iug.

G W Peters, A Jackson. J Miller. J O
= Patrick and wife. J sheehan. J Mcmahon.
J Dslmrn. Nn Covss. N J Foxveu. Mrs
J Il Iaassp. 8 Meyer. Mrs Meyer. Nn CT
Hickcx. Mrs. King. Nisa Sykes. 4 8 Davis.
Nn Fraser. D Y Fraser, O D wiekss and
yViia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
RoslssoEA soLsom.
1879
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA..
G. ". HALL. freDfisesr.

THIS oLD-IsrAsIlsHKD AND MI
i able LsnsdIy z prepa,ea e. tq,s easlny
Sst bsfas DAMAGED b. n~snipulSaon ss.by
'i fseS,s.s %passsasily called 10. M =.
0yPioEs-rhsodors wolrs 0,otAias1esss.
ouSosits International Hotsl, o strsSl, vfs
giSia, and vsssy Hoass, oola H,l, In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
New York,

Still sinking the incline below the
1900 level. The work Is making good
progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28

RsHmbering the incline and the north
lateral drift, 1900 level. The machinery
at the shaft continues 10 receive needed
attention. The water comes up very
sloVly,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28
silver Hill.

The main incline is going on down for
sump below the 1900 level. and has
nss,ly reached the required depth. The
north Srft, HOO level. 10 averaging
about 8 feet per day. The workings in
ths southeast Drift from the new shalt
in tbs Waller Defeat ground are Yielding
Is tons ot good ore per day w'tn .
promise Of bsHS things in the near
future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28

The drift east. 1910 level, has con.
nsctsd with the Julia branch OF the
sutro Tunnel; total length. 20s feet.
This connection gives Q strong down
cast TO the shaft. The timbsrs OF the
shaft are being essed. The pumps
above the Sutro Tunnel level have all
been removed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-28

Crosscut No. 8 west, 1900 level. and
the drift north from the west crosscut,
same level, are still passing through
lunches and stringers Of mundic and
rich ore, apparently making into Q
stropper formation as the crosscut pro-
ceeds west. The main lateral drift south.
1850 level, and vest crosscut No. i.
ssms level. are both in quartz giving
Low ssssys. Both have some distance to
run vet 10 get under the Developments
ON The 1900 level. Tho Waller Defeat
shait Is yielding 80 tons per day Of first'
class ore and 25 tons per day Of second
class ore. The slopes look well and IN
dictate a large body OF ore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-15

hve. Rowdy Boy and Matte Hunter only
driven to get safe. Sleepy Tom resumed the posi-
ton of fayorte at quotations of $50 to 500 over
the field. The sixth heat was betting
finale to the best race ever contested
in harness. An even send of was effected. and Tom
made his customary brush for the lead. Rowdy
Boy broke and Matte Hunter took second place
alongside Tom. Phillips drove the latter for all
lie worth, but Matte Hunter would not be
stalled off, and chung to him like shadow.
At the quarter in 33 seconds. she was but neck be-
hind. On the backstretch Tom got clear of her. mo-
nentarily only to find her his flank at the half in
l:06ls. Several times the third quarter did Span
move up and feel of old Tom, and then ease his
mare and to all appearances she would surely out
finish him. At the three-quarter pole. in 40 there
was u length of daylight between them. Swinging
into the homestretch Spear made final
move with the and driving
sued to the wiie Matte Hunter gained steadily.
inch by inch. The excitement grew painful the
pair approached the stand. with Phillips imploring
Tom to so along and at the same time flashing him
furiously, and Splan shaking and whipping his
speedy resolute and handsome mare twenty times
or more. 1t seemed q certainty that Tom had made
his last effort and Matte would beat him. but
Phillips would throw the lines the old horses
back. cut him with the whip and shout to him.
whereupon he would respond with q telling brush.
In this the heat and race finished
in 2:14, Sleepy Tom the winner by q short neck.
slig hit difference between Tom and Matte that many
experienced horsemen assert that had the mare had
the pole she would have won.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-15
NEWPORT YACHT CLUB.

REGATTA FOR Ex-coMMoDoRE FRArTs PRIZE
THE SUNSHINE THE WINNER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT. II. l.. August II, 1879
The second regatta Of the Newport Yacht Club
took place this afternoon. but owing to strong
southwest wind only three OF the boats entered took
part in the race. which for ex-Commodors
Pratt's prize. There entries The follow
ing boats started Sunshine. Charles Cobb Boston;
Avis Professor II. s. Eustis. Cambridge. and Baby.
II. X. Norman. Boston. The course was from Long
Wharf north to Bishops buoy, thence south TO
stakeboat of South DumpEngs. thence around .
buoy of the torpedo station and back to Long Wharf,
making the distance about eight miles.
All the boats were obliged to carry double reefs.
and the occupants completely drenched The
Sunshine first to round Bishops buoy. and lay
ing her course under Conanicut. obtained sdvsn-
tage by avoiding the tide and the heavy The
AVIS went along the east side OF the bay. where she
found a strong tide. while the Baby hopelessly
the rear, and being small craft she made bad
weather. The Sunshine kept the lead from the
start and handsomely. The following table will
give details -