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Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
2 More About the "Halt, -

~NEw YORK, July a0.-Ths SUMS Wash,
jngten special says that the only sense in
which 1t IS true that the president ahas
called halt" in removals from Office Is
hereafter matters will necessarily pro .
coed slower, because such cases an
that Of Kellar have convinced hin,
of the necessity of investigating tho
details OF each case. He has also assured
Governor Hoadley, Of Ohio, and Representa-.
tive Rarbopr of Virginia, that fourth,class
postofaces shall be filled with Democrats.'
The only genuine halt is on charges against
Republfcap inouubents. This will tend to
kesp Republicans in till their terms expire.
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22

bit of humor to his paper: Some of the
presidents visitors were lamenting
tho possibility of cholera vista.
ton the other day. Mr.. Cleveland said
"Don't alarm yourselves needlessly. For
my part would not mind If there were two
or three cholera cases now in front of the
White House guess they would scare off
the office-SeekerS."
1t is remembered here that when during
Mr. Lincolns presidency there was case Of
smallpox in the White House Mr.. Lincoln
said: "All right-now let the office-seeksrs
come-let them come freely. I've got some
thing to give them at last"
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
Red Hot in New York,

New YoBK, July 30, 1.-The weather here
Saturday was oppressively hot. At Ia
o'clock the Thermometer indicated 90 in the
shade, and at o'clock 92 at 8 o'clock o.
Several cases of sunstroke are reported.
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
The PestiIence in spain.

MADRID, July 20.-Returns from tho
various cholera infected districts through
out Spain place the number of new cases
for "a hours at l, S29, and the deaths at 634.
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
The Joyce Case to Be Invest;eated

LONDON, July 2l-In the house Of COM
mons Friday night Parnell moved that tie
government order an inquiry into the Mann
trasna murder cases, and made some severe
structures on the late lord lieutenant's ad-
ministration of justice.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach said that the pres
ent government had nothing to say concern
the merits Of the case, and nothing to say
in defense Of the late government. He was,
however, authorized by the earl of
Carnarvon, present lord lieutenant
of ireland, to state that the
present Irish executi We will make careful
personal inquiry into the subject submitted
by MIR: Parnell for investigation, but must
add that the government felt compelled to
ask the house to resist Mr.. Parnells motion
which was derogatory of Earl Spencer a
member of the late government.
After soma debate, in which the Gladstone
members criticised the action of the govern
ment In allowing ParnelTs charges to go un-
disputed, the motion was negatiyed.
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
Specie Exports and rnnort,

NEW YORK, July 30. The total exports Of
'pecie from this port during the past week
were S5a3, 692 OF this amount the exports
70 europe were S. $50 gold and s420, 400 sill.
Ter. The imports Of specie were $51,S5l,
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
John Roach Goes Irnder.

NEW YoRK, July 2O.-John Roach has
made an assignment ia Geerge w. Quintsrd
and George I. Weed, with preferences OF
abe ut S122,
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
A. 4. STONES
Bull LE1TTN:
All Goods at Lowest Living Prices.

I Having been unable to sell my Har-
ness Business to advantage, l have
rcplenished my stock and will keep a
full line of Single and Double Harness
Collars, Whips, Sweat Pads, Lines,
IIame Straps, Curry Combs, Brushes, &c
at Rock Bottom Prices.
Secure what Fence Wire you need
from my stock of Gliddcn Barbcd Wire,
before it is all gone. 1t is the BEST in
the market.
| shall be in the market for Binding
Twine and Binding Wire, land don't
you forget it."
If you are going to need any Furniture
be sure and call on me before buying.
have everything you are likely to want
including Picture Mouldings and Curtain
Poles. Picture Frames made to Order
Two Sewing Machines will be sold at
Cost, to close out.
tx Harvesting Machinery
Plo%vs and CuItivatoI.s.
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
RUSSIA DETERMINED
ON SEEING HERAT, THE AFeHANIs
TAN STRONGHOLD.
Troops Massing at Zulfikar Pass The
English Cabinet Hastily Summoned
Parliamentary Doings-Old World
News of More or Less Interest.

| LONDON, July 20.-Dispatches received
from Paris report that the French foreign
ofhce has received informa tion which show;
conclusively that the Russians are deter.
mined OH seizing Herat. and that the mass
ing OF Russian troops now gong on at Zul.
fkar pass is for that purpose.
A meeting OF the cabinet was hastily sum-
moned. 1t is stated that the government
has received advices from English officials
on the Afghan frontier of a very serious ma
ture 1t is further stated that tho purport
OF these dispatches is such that the govern
ment will be forced to take some decided
action for. the protection Of the Afghan
frontier and to prevent the seizure of any
further strategic points by the Russians.
Consols, which closed Friday night at
99ss, opened Saturday morning at 90 5-16
and closed for the day at 99Z. The market
was steadier than for some days. There
would undoubtedly have been great furry
had not the days business been finished be.
fore the public became aware of the fact
that the government was in receipt of alarm
ing tidings from the east.
There are intima tionS that the cabinet be-
lieves that the Petersburg government is
again paltering and holding back important
information. Lord Salisbury's organ, The
upon taking possession of Zulfikar pass,
then negotiations may just as well be con-
sidered at all end. "In that case," it says,
"the sooner we make preparations for the
defense of our protected ally, the ameer, the
better it will be-"
From Berlin comes reports that all the
warlike rumors have originated in the brains
OF great clique of stock spsculators. The
headquarters Of the conspirators are said to
be in Berlin, but its agents are at work On
every exchange in Europe. Many of the
bold operators are believed to have pocketed
fortunes as the result of the great scare
which they created.
The proclamation of the ameer Of Az
shanistan announcing the receipt by him of
the decoration of the star of India and de-
claring that he was now entitled to aid from
the Indian army, if necessary, was issued at
Herat The ameer, in his proclamation,
ordered the illumination of Herat, to cele-
brate his investiture with the order.
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
Where NJ

Where Manning VIII Rustlcate.
BosToN, July 30. "A Washington special
says it Is announced that Secretary Man.
ming and his family will spend August at
Walsh Hill, R J.
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
She Can nIarry Njco1;n, Ho,.
Monmouth Park Races

PARIS, July ga decree divorcing the
Marquis de Caux from Mime. Patti has been
pronounced.
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
Arrival and Departure OF the Mails.

Alexandria stage arrives Monday and Friday;
arrives Tuesday and F5iday; departs Wednesday
and Saturday. Posteffce opens at & A. NJ, closes
at 5 p. NJ, except Sunday. Open Sunday from II
xto1PM NJ NJ. L. T0RPEY, P. NJ.
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
CIVIC SOCIETIES !:

A.. F.. y A.. M...-GodcR Sheaf Lodge No
133 Meets 1St and I'd Saturdays OF each month.
Z. J. JONES, Sec. b. X. RUSH. W. NJ.
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
VOL. X, NO. 80.
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
JEpIClAL nrEICERs. !.


Hon. J. II. BRawN, District JHdge.
JNO. w. ARCTANDEH, District Attorney.
COUNTY, OFFICERS:
GEO. II. MUNRO, Sheriff.
HUGH WilrEtSr, lNreStstfer.
SAMUEL LARSON, Clerk District Court.
TuoS. T.. HEENAN, Auditor.
l.. IL. WELLINGTON, Register Of Deeds.
JNo. \. GILrINAN, Judge of Probate.
{. l.. BRQwN, Attorney.
III. l.. iIUELBUED, Coroner.
ID. L. WHEATON, Surveyor.
MAX BuCEENrIN, Court Commissioner.
j. y. JOHNSON, ca. Supt. of Schools.
VILLAGE OFFICERS:
F. E. NEWELL, President.
c. l.. BGowN,
y. DEKAS, c,.;,-
J. +. DANIELSoN,
IL. L. WOLFF.
JNo. A. GILrINAN, Recorder.
W. j. MUNRO, Treasurer.
ItESEr HSS 6ALowlS, u .. Justices Of the Peace.
ID. i. WHEATON, Assessor.
NJ. WEBER, Marshal.
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22

&. \. J. Ovcrton. Post. No. 90. meets the
Second and Fourth Fridays of each m onth,
at o'clock p. III.
NJ. w. .ADLET, Commander.
w. L. CoLYER, Adjutant.
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
I once. Seekers and the plague

WAsRiNaToN CRY, July 20. The En-.
quirer's correspondent sands the following
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22

Agent Tor the McScornic.l1 Harvesting N1,,chnery
and Mowers. John Deere Plows and Guilt tivatorrs
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22

91louuio Spi6uppe.
Published Wednesdays.
Official Paper of Stevens County,
II. w.
Publisher.
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22
CHURCH DIRECTORY

CoNGHEGATIoN Rev. X. +. Norris, Pastor.
NErHoDIsr. Rev. j. A. Cullen, Pastor.
ROMAN CATHOLIC, Rev. Francis Watry, Priest.
SCANpISAyIAx Ev ASdELIC Al LUTHERAN, Rev.
II. Johnson Pastor.
Morris tribune., 1885-07-22

Hon. j. II. BRawS, District Judge.
JNO. W. ARCTANDEH, District Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
HRnDINGS YESTERDAY.

Miss Emily Hail. daughter of the Rev. Dr.
John Han was married last evening Mr. Wheelock, in
the Filth Avenue Presbyterian Church t1fhave' ana
Fityfithst The church was filed with invited Iilenos
and members OF the congregation. The bride wore a
white dress and veil and the ceremony was performed
by her father Afterward there was reception AZ tne
house No. West Fify-siIthst The pdriOTs were olha
en,ed with pan,s ferns and cut flowers In baskets ana
vases aud there music and re!reShmehtSi ne ne
be and bridegroom started on wedding tour !ate III
The evening.
quiet no,ne wedding took place last evening at No
go fexngton-ave.. when Miss Anna 5hrady daughter
Of the late George Shrady, married TO Alexander
White The ceremony took place IN The parlors, which
were prety decked with palms and ferns aud vases OF
cut flowers The Rev DE- Arnf @ ross ~ yorV white
six and brocade made with court train anu Hrilno @
a ssa dSche'so lace long !eI posso%s Snd
she carried cluster Of white roses. reception 1oI,
lowed the ceremony Music and refreshment were
late in the evening The bride is the cousin OF DR..
shrady. VINO General Grants physician.
There WAS large wedding last evening at Denoncos, 4,
the second Goor being thrown open for the occa
son. TIE bride was Miss Daisy ReckcndOrler aud the
bridegroom William Strauss. The ceremony took place
10 the large red parO under branching palms the Rev
Dr. Gotthci and the Rev. Dr. KOhler officiating. The
bride wore dress Of heavy white satin made with a
Tie veil was held with cluster OF orange blossoms aud
see wore diamond ornaments There were no brides
Sa FSSnsdas LOUIS %is''i oSaSn Morris 'TFs Ros.
sebutze and J.. Strouse. L. Reekendorf was
TIE bes, After the ceremony more than three hun
ded guests sat down to tables spread in the
lasge ball After dinner the was cleared and dane
Ing was enjoyed until midnight The bride and bride
rroom have gone EXTENDED tour across the cont
ne9t.
Mss Nellie T. Taylor. daughter OF Walter H. Taylor
shl William II. Bennett were married lsSt evening y
Jersey City at the home OF the brides father on YORK
81, the Rev. T. g. Creveling OF Ellenvile ~ u, Oihcat
iHg Miss Gertrude Crcveng was the maid OF @ hGnol
were Robert Hastead, q. Ii. Rice j. A. Lyhch ana jon
!. Rask. reception followed the ceremony.
Apiivato wedding took place on Monday evening !
ioakers, at No $50 WnrburtOn-ave., tho homo OF 10
e.ides parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hoyt. The brldC
sfoon was Lieutenant John NJ. Cunningham, OF IOG
Satk, Tex aud the bride was Miss Helen HOyt A te'
,lsied guests present, including General ana MT
soan Logan. Lieutenant Cunningham being MIS- Ii
gag's
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
,,cpnpacOy FARR4R ENTERT1LNED.

. ~, ,oc.v r. MURRAY AT THE UNION
1r,GuE CLUB-DINING WITH c. VANDERBILT
r;cbteen gentlemen sat down to breakfast III
.A rnion League Club yesterday mornihS az ~
g1er we're logan c. Murray aud his guests whom Ho
had invited TO meet Archdcacon Farrat' A"one '
crosont were President McCosh, OF frihce'on |oi1e
r,ncelor John Hail. OF the University OF the VII! VI
Yew.York; John Jay. Cyrus W. flelu ,no
Hsnrv NJ. Field, OF The Eran9d@; L. a.
n,,,hog the Rev. DR.. william NJ
T,vInr tba Rev Dr. John r. Paxton BiShop
JudIey Morton McMichael of PhHadeipma' loi''i
Turner F. d. Tappen. presiden: OF the Oalla''
Rank. and Donald Mackay. After tho coheo nnu
served Mr. Murray presented the dlstlhSuisho" i"7
anthor and clergyman to some OF his American uni
ara and coaborers Archdeacon Farrar Ill MS Iep' '
s,,rsssod his grateful appreciation OF all tue Snuo
- Ia hoan shown him: and spoke Of the happy IN
r,,vo IN fuure exertons which he would derive from
a.. welcome he had received in suchbcanifu ana mus
t-t,ns cities as Montreal, Toronto Baltimore lh'"uo
nhia Washington and NewNOTk. lie went OIL u sic"A
Of two considerations which should rest Oh tue n'u
every English auhor the one hand the granieur al"
sacrenes of the English tongue. and on Tie onei tuo
,mm,n,e audience which he might be addressing The
borshts even Of the humbcst writer who had succeeded
IN string the emotions awakening the s!mpa'h'S VI
Ma faucvnen might be said. come back In thousands
N TreyerbsratlOns and be flashed In lnhuneiaDe IeiI
tons from ne %urrav IqS fSr MS nj magnificent hospitality
Previous to this breakfast the ArchueacVh s"
s,anvs with Mr. Clamp, OF l.. y. DuttOn Co., 10 ma
his photograph taken. This firm will soon lu1isn cd,'
book which Canon Farrar is now preparing ~ W.
t M of fine lectures that he delivers While IN AEcr ~
besides his impressions Of the country steel Iia,e
engraving Of the author made from the pAoso.I"in Il
tssc" vesteTdoy viii accompany the work After tne
breakfast the ArchdeacOn went with Mr. tled over the
elevated road to Mr. tleids once ~ intcrrst
N the harbor were pointed out ana anen n.
the Stock Exchange visited Prcsdeht S'o's M
ceyed tLp ArcbdeacOn who later went with MT. lItu
10 Broadway and Thlriyffth-st TO see the statue e
Gently erected to the memory OF william L. LOU DUIsc'
After lnnchcop at Mr. Fields lie rested untl eNeuinE
when dinner was given in his honor by Corheius nus
Vanderbilt. Among the many callers VINO caIhe w. ov
hr, Yesterday WAS a Rabbi. TINS evening the auVil
viii deliver his second lecture IN ChlckerlnS aI l5
subject being Robert BrOwnngs Poems o., wv
evening temperance reception Will be gwen III 'io NV
same place and Oh Friday evening he Will lecture oi
Iln I.ln md
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
Post Office Notice.

Letters Ioregn ns3ln) sDs,y ltre3Dt
for dispatch b. any ptrtclllr ssln1r eH;,ot |lln a.
letters not specially aiires'ei beng soa' Dy US '''F'
Foreign for the week ending October 81 will clo''
PRoMP1LY IN All ca3eO AZ tls hcs a, foho"t
wEDNLsDAI-At 53J a m for Euro2e pers 8 T Merrt
via southampton and Brenea at ';5O 20 a. m i1r Franco m &
Ieriei per canada >" at 7.5j p M for lam3ecie
Chapas, Tlbasco and Yue4tan per s. ul Harlan va a
be directed per steamer VIA New. Orleans'G at $50
D. m for TruTllo and Ruatan pei s. s. Professor Morse.
via Ncw. orleans
THURsDAY-At6am for Europe, per $ & Adriat r, C. via
0ue9nStSmn zen mi Iacinc S boris Absno via KINGS
ton Getters for must directed per AloanoG
Hastsu a T." =, i0F f. pS"s's per- 8 s. E saptsgo
AT 1870 y. N. Tor Honduras and Guatemala per s. g.
Elic knight via New.Oreans,
sATuRDAYA m Tor ESrSDs & per m,,s Be- seGys rssE va
'por ; trv.a'; ut m ior 9crnl.ny; exc, pee, :,
h escnanG Ea sIS2a wa HGt@orp ettcTs must be drcs
per - 5,o ia ettr, m 1r @n. - SitecSi
per Lthog az va n 6,isL, ST e.,.r, m a,Iees G
directed per W \. scaoen" Al . ga a. 81 M i9r Jamaica
AgSf g Ss Ilt ott s for Mexco ast be d.
reced per At ,oy s " WinGwsrS SI Ians d.
rect FOR Venezuela AMI Curacao via Barbados per
:. 5 Tunidld.
SUNDAY-A I;3O p m for Iruxilo ana hui'ah p'r D
Otou via New-Oreins
Mai for the society IsanA steamer wa san Fr':
SaSica Iaai' per ,t =! M1nSoia , s, 1' =, tGa, Faa
hh5T h9Te 3enRer > At p m Mails Australia New
za"n ao F E4,naso sna Sae es, aar NSSye96o 4
m COR n S3 nFTve ar u,9r m Ms, q os cub By Ti M
Tampa Fla. ana thence Dy steIhcr vi Ney "e'-
Fla, ciJ,5 AZ this olhcc iaiiV Al -:5) h n
rbs schedule Of clo,in. OF rra1Pactac mlis, ~
San ErncIsco Mails fro arrvin; 5il
Francisco the Of sllinE OF stetners Ar' h'1;
thence the same day ,.vxyv u pr,psov p,s.n,,,,-
PostoMce. New.YorS. y. y. OCTOBER %. 1855
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
ORIrrARY NOTES.

WAsruYGToN, oct. 27.-Pierre w. Forney' a
fonrhcass clerk in the First Auditors Office, uied SUI
denly this morning tho street. near the Baltimore
and Potomac Depot he was about to take tho tram
for Lancaster Penn, on visit 10 his wife; ApopeXy
il supposed to have been the cause OF death MT OF
ncy was VI Wien FOTney, Editor OF Inc H"F'S'"v
TSegcGPh
MIS>EApoLIs Oct. 27.-Judge T. Baird. age htty' VINO
came to this city years ago from 1onkers y H.
died here yesterday. Ho for several years CITY
Judge OF YOnkers.
Charles =. Kennedy, a member OF the Produce EI-
chan died at his home in Brooklyn on Monday nShV
from Brights disease. He about thlrtytwo years
old and commanded the highest respect among MS dSso-
c,tr, In both business and social circles lie was
brnker and trs engaged in business Win SaWyrr' war
ace a CO.. and later was employed by David DOWs ~
90 Three years ago, when George Z: Maruu Ictllcu
frnm tho Ia tier firm and Mr. Kennedy formed part
urr-hp and continued In business TIL year ago "he
Mr. Kennedy went into business ON his own account lie
leaves a wife and three chlIdieh'
Dr : C. Marsh q wellkuOwn physician OF Ne"arh
died Mt o'clock last evening at tho house OF reat'e
NJ that city, ago srventy-ivc. few years ago Ut
Marsh contracted marriage with Mrs bGtJduni" a. -,
IIcatou Both were over seventy years OF ~ [Nt
nnte.nupal agreement entered luto that the VI
r,ge ,hnd in nOwise affect tile ownership OF raulel
nr nrupcrty by either. They took trip 10 dIo' u1
AMI some time after their return they quarreLeu 'nu
srr,r,r, The wife resumnS her former nome Dun
h,d considerable wealth and their relations elliscu
Good deal of comment. Mrs Heaton Is nov HVIus In
California With amarried SON.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
OBITUARY.
DIR. SAMUEL G. ARMOUR.

DIR. SAMUEL @. ARMOUR
DR.. Samuel 6. Armour, Dean of the faculty
of the Long Island College Hospital died suddenly from
apopexy at his home, No. 126 Perrepontst Brooklyn
2:3O O'Clock yesterday morning For three weeks ho
had been under for bronchial trouble, from
which no serious consequences were apprehended. On
Friday however, he became unconscious, and fingered
IN that condition until his death. lie was
born in Ohio about sixty years ago. lie
first practscd his profession 10 Cincinnati and
later I'm Louisville whence he subsequently removed 70
ArbOt, Mch to accept prOIessOrshlpl III Tue VI
vcrsity OF Michigan About fifteen years ago nc came
Brooklyn and entered the Long Island college Hospital
ns an Instructor. He prominent as an anatOmist
and wrote frequently upon that science ASIDE from h
profcSsOrship his services were Ill c0nSlderapie ueha
ls n consulting physician. . ,.oo,,
lie twice married the second time ABOUT elghteeH
months to the widow OF General YORK OF ne m -;
Ills only child daughter is the wife OF Dr. Ward' ol
EArgO. DAk.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
1T WASALL "PLA GIARISH."

A strange story in which prominent Demo-
cratic politician not unconnected with the adTnnstra-
ton of justice this town is involved is In the air. 1t
is said that number local Democratic leaders were
refreshing their and stomach in an uptown barroom
one evening last week. when Matthew Coogan, builder
living at No 422 East northumberland ffeenth'st VINO
has pull in politics in his deesrict came in Soon
there lively discussion as to the prospects OF local
candidates. 1t twaxcd warm and some of the diSputants
lost their tempers Mr.. COogan applied remarks Oh
severely excoang character to the welder of justice
who was present Bloodshed was narrowly avoided,
but tho company finally parted without gore.
The next day Mr. Coogan is said to have been sum-
moned by detective to certain public ofhce where nc
was invited to sign retractsn OF his unknd remarks OF
the night before The retractIOn had been already Writ
ton. Mr. Coogan remarked with lofty dignity that he
could write ana there was any retractng 10 De uoe
he would do it with his right hand Finally he did
it. Peace reigns.
a TRIBUNE reporter asked Mr.. Coogan for futher de-
tails yesterday cit was all plagiarism. solemny re-
marked the Democratic statesman, and would say no
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
RtID IN rWEyTY.SEVENTH-ST.

There was an unusually large attendance OF
outsiders at the and Business Mems Association
IN West Twenty seyenihs last evening some OF theSe
tried to interrupt the proceedings Mr. Elgerton agent
Of tho notorious Madame SANCHEZ, contradicted the
statements rend respecting the character or MS houses
mi he suucted by Chairman o Mallry,who thrrhtecu
TO elect hin any else who urea 10 MAKE
Rlph WE'LL who has charge OF the detective WORK Oh ts
society read the report OF the weeks work lie stalcu
tlat an immense sisn had been pat up on me Nlo"
Fat" building by its owner Madame rn"cIon; al
Informing the public that the structure. HsIi
hecn rrrci.d for respectable colored people and
that tie name OF the chelsea;
lie affirmed that Madame SANCHEZ was the owner ol
three otcr houses of l-rcpue IN West
and that she had contributed 1000 toward luhu lII
i. being raised hight the association ~ lts ToIh,
Wlne the meeting was prOgrcssa raid was m"d' on
S I2S Wo.t Iw.uty.scvrDths by the society ueteC
ttye a sauad OF policemen under Sergeant Fuder OF
the Twenty.tighth Precinct. FOir Woineh were ar
rested and taken the Fifty.ninth-, foce station.
Tho warrant was is1ued yesterday bJ Juslco uta on
COMPLAINT Of the sodcty. The house was Npt Wy Mh',
- 1r and has long been known as one o the "o'sI
places Ia the block , -. a.. -, ,.i, d,
aGs y officer. from another precinct. but declined 10
sav ANYTHING. one OF his officers said thst thry hAu
e,cr been able to yet any evidence against The house.
though lt was known 10 be bhl
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
srrrtryG THE AriLiNrA-STILET ETTO CASE.

The American Yacht Club at special meet
ing las, Eight sustained the Regatta Committee III It's
award, I'm the annual regatta. The ComlnodofeS CUP
offered FOR tho shortest tlmo over the course "'o"'
reference 20 time allowancc has been In dispute since
ho,,t, ,f,,r the race The Sucto was first declared
the winner lul protest boy Jay Could the owner "i the
s..nte r.,1licdin revision Of the awarl ami the Ata
,nia va, adiuIged the winner OF the cup J. D. Her
,.noa the blind sdrr OF the etilcp. objected To thlS
kcc!-ion aud appealed from It to tue cW'' Incrc N'
.,,,,,,. , the meeting Hast evening. Mr. Gould
,rI Mr. Iirrtrsnoa were present. Inc report "l 'hc
ur.atta Committee accepted nitcr t.o testimony
~ aud AGAINST tho ~tcttO hid been read ia iuII.
s,s,ut d cu.-un followed the vote ana ~ II MI iIet
rrlon took part. II ended IN an agreement pet"''n
trcd for los the Atauta ana the Stl'tto Ht tuc peEn
, of the next over course rom -" Ala-,
N"'.unr, IA sands Point buoy at the head of Long
i-i,nd ~uuud. "A distance 81 about loo miles - -
i. undrrstood that -eyrrl suits hay" been hcRuh "r
tlr recovery of bets paid - the backtrs o io
sonn after lie race. One twO prominent -Aheu"trts
have found themselves IN an uhpcAsAht PoS'Vu y! '"o
rcvrrsll Of .he first decision