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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

The bill increasing The salary Of Mrs.
Cook, State Librarian, to 81 500. has been
revived, and they cay will certainly pass.
We want Mrs. Cook to hare the $1,000,
mark that; but contemporary says her
only duty is to lake care Of absu, $500
worth Of books
s<rs---saaasn~AS
p<sme Court " the Uaited States are
getting to be fastidious. They have is
sned al order prohibiting membsrs Of the
bar from wssring 0verosHts while before
that august body. The members OF the
bar mi Eht retaliats By requesting the Su-
prems JssIicss 10 lay s,ids their insight
ly gowns.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

The Louisville COMMERCIAL charges tina:
6eerstary Of State Blackburn refuses 10
permit its correspondent to examine the
executive Journal, to ascertain the mum
her OF pardons granted and the amount Of
fines RENTED, BY the Geverner. Secret
tary Blackburn says be is unwilling that
the record Of which he has off :isl charge
shall pass Into unauthorized hands, bat
that . regularly appointed Committee
een have the books.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

The Csvingten Co~nesUssish reports an
instance OF s'ths Office seeking the man,
and the man refusing TO take IL" The
comnonwealth Is reliable, but the pub
lie should have the papers On thisrsmtrk
ahla securrsnce.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

;r lie reported that Jesse James, the no
iorious bandit, end Ed. Miller. one Of his
pals. were esp,ured last Tuesday night A.
some secluded spot in Kansas, after % des-
psrais 6ght In which Miller was killed
and James mortAlly wounded. Seven OF
the capturing party we're killed and three
wounded TAe report needs confirmation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

fsnstor Saunders wants the Constitution
amended SO as TO make rostmasters. Inter
nal Revenue officers, Nsrshsls aud Dis
Iriet Attorneys elective by the people
That would be knocking tie cogs oE all
the little wheels in "ths machine, and
thvs ruin the bsst Government. eta
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17
25cts Lower than the Lowest.

have no CLERK expensss-no store rem {
and paw cash for all my Groceries. aud,
therefore can sell as cheap as the cheap
"a, Best brands of wittenberg and Lone
star Flour. % cents cheaper than the low :
-, JOHN WHITING.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

A soiorsi nan come alcreat s,3eai ~
Frankfort, KY, last week. III diet ~ h
aud only Instance Of the kind on record
why 10 IL that 30 few solsrsd people com
nit suicide, compared to the whitss7
Does s. srgus superior eontsntnsnt With
their let.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17
r.. New York Tine, takes tilt. Kan

The New York Time takes q tilt st Ken
tueky's "hftsen cent Asseesors":
This reuunsrativs payment is ton
great . temptation fes the average Bsnr
bon offeial. The saNsen cent Assessors"
have net only transacted the simshousss
aud the graveysris for Subjects. hu. they
have drawn on their imagins'ions for ls>
gal voters at 6ffeen cents per head.
Some 81 the '-hftsencent Assessors are
no doubt had bat We sonclude they are q
tribe better than tho fstsp ladder states
men" and the star-rsuss thieves Of the
EsYatliesp party.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

The Cincinnati Commercial 10 nov bet
ter satisfied than ever that the lsvss sys-
TEN will not work on tbs lower river. II
declares the expensive lsvsss between
Memphis AID vicksbarg virtually broken
up and destroXed
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

The Clinton Democrat 10 not advised Of
sny great distress from high water in its
(Hieknan) county 1t. however says a
numbsr OF families were driven from their
homes by the foods and the county lost
several hundred dollars sorth Of bridges.
Re-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

Judge C. 8. Marshal, Col. Basby and
Hos. Henry Houston. leading Republicans
Of this District. will support the boiling
Democratic esndidsts for clark ofths Court
Of Arpsai1 Not that they love the Re
publican party less but because they bate
the Democratic party more.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

Tks Lssislaiurs 10 now engaged appsr
sioaing the copgression.l Districts, and
numerous charges Of jerry Wandering are
rife Ths Democrats party Of Kentucky
10 too pow srful TO be unfair.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17
Walnut wanted!

Parties having Walnut Logs to sell in
.ms. or large quantities. will do we'll 10
annIv to JAS. s. GOALDER.
Hickman, XIV.
,.nay from S1s 90 $50 90 and measure
fro ma bark TO bark. dezs 3m
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

senator Peudle,ea says he can see no
reason Why the people should not elect
psstnasters. district attorneys. msrsbals,
clerks Of sour.s. collectors Of customs and
~ intsrnsl rsvsnus, etc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FoR COUNTY JCDGE.

We are Authorized 20 announce Mr.. II.
9 B.uEY pre-ror Iucnr,teui a- caa-
l5}u,e Tor me Office d; ccun.y i"ise OF
Fvtoo espaty ~s tAe rusl-r Angus
cieetleu-
Fe NE enthccized 10 snuounce VII. }.
y A4TEs a. 81 car. late for ia- o'hoe 81
County Jnigs IF Fpitaa county ~ tHr
ensuing August eie2uoa
We are authorised 10 announce JONAH
MnSTGnMsHY "a n candidate for he o'hce
of County Judge. Election in August
We are authorizsi - announce K. ;
MuRREr. a. 4 candidate for county judge
Election st Nondas in August
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17
local Notices.

A M. BrosSa 30 90. make
a Speciality Of Family and Fancy Groce-
ries. Provisions, SO.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17
HICKMAN MARBLE WORK.
HICKMAN, KY
HB q. ma Lzaaaa

EB q. M& zaaa.
DEALER IN
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS. TOMB AND GRAVE
STONES.
HAVING received fine lot Of Amer
III lean and Italian Marble, am PRE-
pared to fill all orders. Call and examine
ur work.
n@-orders from the country promptly
filed. Mays
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

The past winter has bsen disHgreeabls
aud discoursSing for basiness, but indus-
try and renewed sssrgy wilt mend bro
slsu places.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

can State organ, = worked up news
paper sensation as THE 6nes, rorfeitures
aud psrdOus, grAna by Governor Black
burn The CSNrseisl commissioned !,
correspondent to famine the executive
journal and repn the number and
amount OF oinss I'd ferpeiturss RENTED
by the Governor, Aai said reporter in
published letter Gagged that the Cover
nor's brother, the Secretary Of State, nst
only refused him ,sraission 70 s1Amiu,
the eGcial recous, but uas personsll,
abusive and lhreAeaiuz 10 the esrrsspsn.
dent. The reporurs published letter Wa,
severe on the Govtnor and the Sscretar.
Of State, chargingAatthey we're attempt
ing 10 conceal sone great rettenness i,
the line Of thsirpubic duty, from til
people. The nsxtasy. the Governor me
this correspondent er the steps Of the
capitol, and INDUCED in ssrvsrs abuse
threading TO brsAkhis back with his cane
&C., and was only prevented from 80 doing
by friends.
The LsgislAturs took the matter in hand,
and = resolution wa offered in the House
calling on the Secretary Of State to repor'
to the House the number OF fines. torPci-
lures, SC. The psrsssAl friends OF the
Governor rallied, aud Immediately move
to table the resolution, and prevent thu
After an exciting debate
the resolution was tabled. The refusal
the majority TO permit the Governor 5
books to be examined was based upon tn
idea Of confidence in the Governor, and
also that the Republicans we're seeking &c
make party capital cat Of the big hearted
ness Of the Governor. This 10 doubtless
true, and yet with as much friendship am
con 61encs in Gev. Blackburn as any one
who voted to table the resolution, We car
but regard their action in refusing t'
adopt the resolution as g mis- axe
The official records should ~ssn
I'd 10 honeRt iuvest;
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

\ W.sr,xa~o W-Ihe distress
IN tie Mississi ppf.-,- s'rrsu up
the whels qnesifot semsnt, ana
Mr.. Thomas. ufemi ~. ksees IRON the
Cnsra ai.,rta, Chsirwsn OF the
cammi,,s. nsnts, said 20 m
o-dnv tha, ~ ~ fss had decided 10
report . bill smbE 'se pan TOT ienf
stretches OF lete auAs the riser ~
thatitwjll cn,;,, shanuel by the SANE
seouriox.ont 49, ping on At the Jet
ties. MIR. ThomaSeae ~ ana comm
cd 70 bic room, bup o''nK the matter
up for.actiop n. he is able To re
snms his seat in tisn's. L. .. IT,
Mr.. Thomas, 10 BENDER OF congress
from the CAirsa riet, and probably
means for lsVsss built from. Csiro
down. The lsyet the lower part Of
thr river, from pie to New Orleans,
undoubtedly inerel the food pitsh from
Cairo 30 Msmpkia is an i'll wind thai
blows no one Ap d, and il the disas
'rOus sOOd OF tbbOson swaksus q suf
6eient interest leeeugress to cause th'
to accpiish this grand i'm
provsmeut. IL navrn out blessing q
he submerged irntants. Ifths Gov
'rnnent would emrt in this levss sy-
sm without della Us season, It voui
rive the ruined far 1aborsrs OF the gres
Fally needed aud hlthful employ men,
md enable all Il tin TO be ss,i ava. ~
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

There 10 no probability Of reduction
o. the tax on tobacco and whisksy the
prsssnt Cengrsss.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

cCuQ O."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

Reports represent depIorable state al
affairs in French Lick township, grow.
Jug out OF the murder Of Martin H.
Archer. aud Il Is suspicioncd that another
murder has been committed 10 revenge
the death Of young Archer. One An
derson Bunch, who lived IN the neigh
borhood where The murder was commit
ted. aud who i represented, by report,
- being friendly 10 Marley and assisting
him % escape after Archer was murder
ed, has been missing since Tuesday the
nth inst On the evening OF that day
he left his home for the purpose Of look
ing after his hogs. which were running
- large in the woods It Is said that
pistol shots were heard that evening near
the place where Bunch was last seen.
These circumstances have created such
strong suspicion Of foul play, that parties
have been searching the woods and drag.
ging Lost river expecting to fluid the
dead body Of Bunch. The foregoing
statement We have gathered from the
many reports IN circulation. In this, 81
il all similar cases. there II great excite
ment and many erroneous opinions and
wrong suspicious will be entertained,
and we hope that the suspicion in this
case will il few days be shown to be
not well fonnded.-fP aoli News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

4 Cause Cause Of Human miser]
A. the Loss OF
M!

Radical cure u Seminal weakness % SrrHsk to1nsuA
i>dnced ~ Self Abuse involuntary Emissions. Impo.
ency. Nervous Debility. and ImpedInerts % Msrriaee
generally Cox<rurrIox Erifxr<x. and Prs Mental end
Physical Incapacsty. &c.-By K0BEHr ,. CULVER
WELL. ~ D.. aathor u ne .'Gsee Book" &c.
The uorii-reno~nei autkor IN this admirable L<cturg
clearly proves from biz experience fhat the a~la
consequences 81 SELF Abuse may BE- eectuay removed
without dangerous surgical operations. boukss. in<iu
nenfs. rings. ~ cortia< pointing ont mede ~ cuIs
matter what Ne condition may v. may cure him>r'
cL<arly. privately and radically.
~ his Lecture viii prove boon 70 thousand,
and thousands.
Sent under SEAL IN plain enveope. 20 any address
on receipt q - cents. o. TO postage stamps.
THE CUEyERwELL MEDICAL CO..
a Ann s., New York. \. r; Pess once Boz
January ,o.h. iss1-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

DTGsrTy business nov before ne public. You
DH0 w en- make money faster q york for ~
1ar anrhne else Capital me- needed Ne Will start
you o11 : day 1nd up~sri< made a home ~ ne ~.
du<trious. Men, women. hogs and Frl1 wanted every
where % work or Nov y he lime. Yon work
III spare time only give your whole time = Ne bus|-
ness Iou EN- i've - home and - ne work. No of1eS
hn~ness ~iI| ~ 200 nearly veil. NJ one en- al
M uakr enormous ray ~ engaging . oace. Coetly
hr.sss.!y.. AS<.ss. rsrs q. Assss'as naIns'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

10 which / invite the attention Or the
Public, con fldcnt that can sell good ar
ticles a. low IS anybody. Ny long *.
pericnce Is boot maker, juetifies me IN
saying that my work IL better than any
other shop In Dubois county. | tool
the premium on boots 81 both the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

|0(4R we>k ID your cwn town. Is Onsns NJ,
|DOO NJ n<k. Kyrsything new. Capital no'
|u1kinx fort1n<e Ladies' make - mncb ~ men. s1d
boys an1 <|rI< make great pay Reader. Il ycn want
~ wo,i. ~rite III rsriisuisrs " " nl,,xr Cs,
Portland. Nsine. jon. q, i3s1-Iys
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

Justices wishing BOOKLETS OR
BLANKS BY leaving their money and
orders with the County Auditor will Be
promptly supplied, and good article
Furnished.
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
will find II to their interest % order the
Township and School records of v.
No. - west washington g.,
sess 10Y. INDIANAPOLIS, iNu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28
NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION
10 SELL REAL ESTATE.
STATE OF INDIANA, Durors Corxrr -


NOTICE = hereby given 10 Lizzie s.
49, Cans. Jesse 8. Cans. Mary n. Nc
Kee, Thomas Mckee. Charles N. Cans.
Matte y. Cans. Laura n. Cans. David II
tAns, Gibson 81 Cans and Clarence y.
Cans, heirs of Paul 4. Cans. late 81
freblc county. Ohio, deceased, and who
- appears BY petition filed. are non
residents or the State or Indiana. that
Robert Miller. Administration de bonis
non Of the estate Of Paul u. Cans. de-
ceased. has filed IN the Circuit Court III
petition 70 cell The real Of said dccedcnt.
- Dubois county. Indiana, 20 nav debts
~ aid estate. and that said petition viii
be heard On The 5th day of the September
term, l853, Of said Court. 70 b begun
and held q the Conrt-house III Jaspcr.
"a the first Monday o. September, 1852.
Attest: PErER D. Gosx4xx. CLERK.
q. g. Dubois County.
g. DoAxx, Att'y FOR Pet.
July 18th. l033-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

other boot makers, aftcr seeing m,
work, being afraid TO compete. Worl
of I'll kinds done promptly, and MI u.
work going out Of ny shop guaranteed
Give me call. w. NAY.
Oct. 3ist 1o73-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-28

NOTICE a hereby given that the nm
~ dersigned. Trustee Of Boone town.
ship. will attend ~ 1is Office AZ his rcsl-
|dcnce on every first and third Saturdays
|of every month 20 attend 20 The town
ship business, and persons having bnsi-
mess with The township are expected %
present Il on those days.
The Township Library 4 kept a. The
store or Adam Rudolph. IN Postr sville,
where persons can obtain hooks any day.
CHRISTIAN KUpoLrH,
May II, 1889. Trustee Roone TIP.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-27
To-Day's Field Day i'm Meriden.

The first annual field day sports and re- union of the Grand Army of this State take place to day in Meriden. It is expected that the visiting posts will all arrive there at 9 o'clock. They will be received at the depot by 8 reception committee which was ap pointed last evening and escorted to Grand Army Hall on Colony street. Beside the Merriam Post of Meriden, Posts will be rep resented from Norwich, Norwalk, Bridge port, New Haven, Hartford, Berlin, New Britain and Middletown. Delegations will also probably be present from other posts which could not attend in body. There will be a parade and afterward fine dinner served by Bloxham at Hemlock Grove, where the route of march terminates. After din ner field day sports and games of various kinds will be indulged in, each post contrib. uting prize to be competed for, and al- so some means of merry making. Dancing will also be participated in during the after. noon, and towards evening a camp fire will be lighted
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-27
aEw HAVEN, CONN
"Wednesday ae-airg. Sept. p. 1852.

NKR i ADVERTISEMENTS IiO-D4 Bellado-na Plasters-At Druggists. Boar. and Rooms-Mrs. A. A. Kenyon. Brnnets-E Malley Co. Gioaks-E. Maley Go. Carters Liver Bitttrs Druggists. Choice Groceries-Paul Russo. Comfort and Economy E. Maley Co. Dancing School-P ! Reilly. For Rent-Rooms-137 Congress Avenue For Rent-Roonls-l74 Lamberton Street. For Rent-Furnished Room-31o Elm Street. For Rent-Furn1shed Rooms-l65 Temple Street. For sale-Cows-south End Hotel Hecker's Baking Powder-J D. Dewell Co., Horse Blankets-E Malley Co., Iron Pills t. hDruggists faaiss Me- inc Hests.E Maes ais & G. Meeting Streets. eReping sI,e Magsa nrsoetsr' z Gross cm x Mcguire SD ~rtsmens Articles-E. A. Folsom $ Go. Shareholders Meeting-N. H. Cooperative Asso Tea-G. A. & P. Tea Go. Wanted -Girl-Tontine Hotel. wanted-Wsitress-124 Temple Street. l, e,Wanted-Board-"G.' Wanted-Men-J R. Bradley. Wanted-Corset Hands-I. Newman & Co. Wanted-Girl-2s Asylam Street Wanted-Gir-34 whitney Avenue. Wanted-si -situation-15o Franklin Street. Nanted-si uation-6l Park Street. Wanted-S -Situation-2l6 River Street. Wanted-situstion-56 Grown Street. Wanted Situation-ls3 Hamilton Street. Wanted-Situati 'n-270 Martin Street Wanted Situation-14l Hamilton Street. Wanred-Situation-9 Broadway. Wanted-Situation-24 Rose Court. Wanted-Situation-111 Washington Street. wanted-sit -situation-142 Martin Street. Wanted -Sit1ation-563 Congress Avenue. Wapted-Situ Grand Street. Want-d-Situation-"A B." Wanted-Situation-2I Commerce Street, Wanted-Situation-270 Chapel Street. Wanted-Situ4tion-26 265 Hamilton Street. Wedding Presents-At Monson's. Wilbur Opera Co.-Carlls Opera Hoase- Yale Business College-R c. Love7fdge.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-27
Proctor, Gross & NIaguire.

The grand opening of the new dry goods
 establishment of Proctor, Gross & Mcguire took place last evening" and was notable occasion. An immense number of people visited and viewed the spacious establish. ment. It was thronged till after 10 o'clock and at about 9 the crowd was so dense that locomotion was slow and protracted. No goods were sold last evening, but the goods were on display and the clerks behind the counters and everything was ready for con-
 mencement of business this morning. The walks in front of the store and across the street were so densely thronged with people viewing the brilliant scene that at one time the way was blocked. The store has very
 handsome and stylish exterior, and the second
 story front is of plate glass, in which set a beautiful array of foliage and towering
 plants. Only two floors were open to the public last evening. The two upper floors will be thrown open in day or two. The general verdict was that the new firm has shown great enterprise and have very handsomely ment, and very attractive and wide array of goods admirably displayed. Many electric lights and numberless gas jets last evening illuminated the scene. There are ten general departments in the store. In one window 1 are displayed elegant preceded velvets, im- ported novelties in dress goods, including the combination patterns, plushes, velvets. passs- ! menteries, founcing, fringes, real lace, kids robes, buttons. silks and solid goods In the other complete assortments of gentle \ mems and ladies' furnishing goods, beautiful 1 linens, children's knitted goods, ribbons toi- \ let articles, @ line of elegant real Duchess ! point applique, Valenciennes and guipure faces, hosiery, cotton and merino under wear and kids
 The first floor comprises nine distinct de- partments-silks and velvets; prints ging hams laces, embrsideries and ladies' hand knitted goods hosiery, gloves and furnish ing goods small wares and notions linens :; 1 woolens cottons and housekeeping goods :; ] ribbons and gloves; dress goods. The wood work, in ash and mahogany, some of it mounted with rods and posts of highly pol | ished brass, the handsome gas jets, the mas sive staircase, the long counters with tops of | shining mahogany, the cashiers and account ants departments, models in their way, and,
 withal, an abundant natural light, serve to make the great first floor exceptionally fine The automatic cash carrier is en- ployed.
 The second floor embraces the cloak, shawl and suit department. The third and fourth floors will be devoted to wholesale and job ping purposes. In aDpo1nCmentS they com l pare with the other floors A force of seven ty-five salesmen will be employed. Each em ploye will be allowed fortnight's vacation ] each year with no deduction from the salary. The beautiful display of plants and flowers last evening was from Dickerman's. Among the many prominent visitors at the opening were Gov. Bigelow, Lieut.. Gov. Bulkeley, Col. Rudd of Salisbury, and other State off cials. The new firm are to be congratulated on their very successful opening reception
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-27

The County Commissioners yesterday de- cided to reject the application of 0. A. Cling, of Meriden, for liquor license, consequent ly no license will be granted him. The com missioners decided that the place was an unsuitable one" that it was an "absolute nuisance'' to the Methodist church near by, and on these grounds it would not be con- sistent for them to grant license for six weeks and refuse one for the year.
 Visit to the Fire Department To-day Os
 the London Fire Brigade Chief
 Captain Eyre Massey Shaw, chief of the London Fire Brigade, arrived in this city last evening. He was met at the depot by Chief Hendriok and Fire Commissioners Redmond and Ruff, and conveyed to the City Hall, where he was shown by those officials the rooms of the commissioners and chief. As sistant Disbrow was also present. Captain Shaw will be shown the New Haven fire de- partment to-day. He is a tall, commanding looking gentleman, over six feet in height, and is looking in fine health.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-27
The Regatta To-Day.
New Haven Yacht Club-The Entries-A
 ktne Contest Expected.

New Haven Yacht Club-The Entries-A
 Ftne Contest Expected.
 The fall regatta of the New Haven Yacht club takes place to day. The boats will start at II a. ID. The prizes offered are as follows: ::
 Class A, schooners, silver cup class B, sloops forty-fve feet and upwards, silver cup; /; class c, sloops thirty five feet and less than forty-fve feet, silver ice pitcher class D., sloops twenty five feet and less than thirty five feet, field glasses; class E, sloops less than twenty-five feet, Aneroid barometer class F, open sloops, brass compass class G, all cat boats, silver cup class H, catamar' ans, pennant. c. A. Burr, of the Derby Silver company, has presented a special prize, yacht castor, for the best actual time made and A. O. Norton offers 8 pennant fo, the best corrected time, champion pennant