Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19
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De hDle 10 nave tO-udg tf lnltlhl rhce
 for the American cup OCT the New
 York yacht clnb's course, iquite favor
 able. The sIgpal office at andy Hook
 reports at this hour a l2not breeze
 from the south vest. with probability
 of its continuation thorugbut the day,
 10 a. m.-The Genesta nd Puritan
 have left their aGchcrage under sail
 and are proceedih- to the sarting point
 of Owls Head; W nd southwest, light.
 NEW YORK. Sept. l4-Thtboats have
 started on tue port tack, tn Puritan se-
 curing the advantage of ha a length
 after ten minutes run in oi the Long
 Island shore, both boats lmost sim
 ultaneously put about for te Narrows,
 Puritan still leading.
 FoRT HANILTos, Sept. 14-ll:40 a. m. Both yachts are becalmedDff buoy Is;
 wInd setting in from satheast and
 light Al sandy Hook h,weyer, the
 wind is blowing l2-knOt br'eze.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 1i-1l:lh. m.-The
 Puritan Is now going througi the Mar
 rows leading the Genesta by half mile.
 The shores of Long Island md Staten
 Island arc crowded with pople, and
 boats of every description follow in the
 wake of the contesting yschs.
 SANDY HOOK N J. Sept. l4--1 he sea ofl Sandy Hook was smooth thb morning; the wind which at dawn WIS blowing fresh from the southwest now at noon, ten mile breeze. ItH air IS so clear that glasses are hsrdl, necessary to distinguish the races. | was just ll:O7 when the Puritan md Genessa passed by Fort Wadsworth The Pur- itan looked to be at least kalf mile ahead of the Genests-
 1895 &. m.-Cienes.s and Puritan have began races. They crossed the line st l0:34 d. m.
 l207-PErItsn on the port tack was led by Ge,ests by nearly a mile. The Genests at the time was tacking to the port; siso at 1922 the Genests went about. the uPritsu continued her port tack at l2:39; wind light from west and going down.
 lp. m.-A breeze coming up from the son:h-southwest the yachts felt it, both of which were on the port tack. Genests keeps nearly two miles astern of the Puritan. The race to-day over the in- sIde course of the New York yacht club course, is down through the narrows, across the lower bay around buoy No. 10, on the southwest. spit; leaving that buoy on the port hand. thence to the southwsrd buoy No. 51 :, and to the northwest of buoy No. !, on the point of the hook, out around Sandy Hook light ship; home over the same course, finish ing just outside tte Narrows.
 l;30 p. m.-Tbe Puritan rounded the buoy at the southwest spit at 1 70 p. m. 1; Genesta at l:2i p. m. Both yachts are now driving for Sandy Hook point. Friends of the Puritan think the Ge- nests is getting uucomfortably close.
 l:45p. m.-Puritsn IS four minutes ahead; wind nine miles an hour. south Puritan we'll to the wind ward and holds her advantage. She Is now outside of Sandy Hook.
 SANDY Hook p. m.-Genesta after the spit sent up her balloon top sail and rapidly reduced the dis tsnce between herself and the Pur- itan. The latter also sent up her bal loon topssil. The racers are only half mile apart now. The Puritan passed the observatory opposite Sandy Hook buoy No. 5i ,, at :32 under a cloud of canvass. An iron steamboat interfer- ed somewhat with the wind of the Genesta-
 205 p. m--The Puritan passed Scot land light ship at l ;55, Genesta at 20ll
 220 p. m--rhe Puritan turned the stake boat at 2:l5. The Genesis has just turned at 220 p. m.
 PAS p. m.-Puritan passed Scotland lighthouse, homewsrd bound, at 2:32; T3enesta at 2:37.
 245 p. m.-Puritan and Genesta are 1n the port tacs: Puritan keeps her DO .ition to the vIndwsrd. It looks from lere as though the Puritan went too far 10 the vindward in rounding the light .hip, and consequently lost considerable ground. Genesta is overhauling her IT, -al more rapidly than on the outward course. Both yachts are doing good work. The fleet of steamers and yachts Ire homewa.d bound.
 40 p. m.-Puritsn wins the race, crossing the winning line at 4:3Sl p. m.
 44j p. m.- Genesta crossed the Ipe at I14l. p. m.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l4-Arthur Hughes, general manager of the San Francesca & North Pacific railroad, died 
 SACRAMENTO, Sept. l4-J. B. Haggin Vas driving on the Norris grant last vening, when the team took fright and an away. HagRin was thrown out and me of his shoulder caps broken and be Vas also severely bruised about the head nd body.
 London Sept. l4-Tbe examination f defendants in the Eliza Armstrong bduction case was resumed to-day, Hrs. BroughtOn, who, 1t Is alleged, con- Iucied the sale of the girl, denied that Eliza was sold and declared she accept d four pounds from Mrs. Jarrett in con- ideration of past kindness.
 LONDON, Sept l4- The cable compan- es have reduced the rates from England 9 Australia to S-S per word for ordinary messages, and 2-S for press messages, nd to Bombay and Madras 7-l6 per | iord for business messages. WASHINGTON. Sept. l5.-There was ieeting of the Cabinet held to-day | which all members were present eI- ept secretaries Bsyard and Endicott. It understood that the silver policy of | be z g'vernment was one of the questions | 
 CINCINNATI, Ohio Sept. l5. Publi- ation k made here to-day of startling | isclosure m socIety at Celia, Mercer ounty, Ohio where three or four ouths scarcely of age. sons of leading ealthy citizens, are under bonds for urglaries committed in that town. he of them is Clayton Marsh. son of lon A. D. Marsh, speaker of the Ohio onse of representatives; another IS ,n of county clerk Land fair, who is a udent at the Kentucky military insti- Iie. Several others are suspected but re not yet arrested. The matter te me public through a nephew of the lerIf. who had been intrusted ith the sale of some Of the stol- ] jevelry. Young Marsh. 1t is said. ade 6 confession. He and young sndfsir and C barkeeper named Jos ,h Scolling, have been arrested and e under bonds.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 15.-The Japan Isil says there Is no longer any doubt Iat cholera has reappeaTed ID Jspsn. be Official Gazette of August 30th, lnounced 24 new cases st Lsgsssm d says the disease is very violent. 'Ath rapidly ensuing after seizure. be sres is extending rapidly and the