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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHiSGrOS. Monday, June Il, 1851.
WILL ATTEND If He GOES WFsr.-rhe President to-
Il " Informed tho commttos from the Chicago Pastne
Exposition that II he found 1t possible 10 take snort
trio West this summer he "Odid Try 10 spehu ~
least day at the Expedition
APPROVAL THE PgEsDENT.-The President to-day
opprove ed the purchase or the Aqne
durt bridge the Potomac or the construction Oh
free bridge at or near Georgetown
GONG TO GErrYsBuRG.-Lght Battery O. 80 Artillery
will leave Washington on Wednesday morning FOR
ety-bur,, Penn. where IL Will take part III the re-
union OF Third Army Corps on JAY - Inc Journey
there and uack Will he made 10y marching.
THE LABOR COMuITTEE.-Mr. Curtin got together his
spccial Labor Investigating Committee today ana re-
viewed q portion OF Mr. Gouids TESTIMONY. Nj. HOVE
pnysca condition such nit n" cannot appear before
the comnitter, and IL Is doubtful II report WI" DO
forthcoming from committee during TINS session OF
Congress-
AEMY OFFICERS FOR SCHOOL TEAcHERs.-senator can
today introduced in the Senate bill TO amend section
125 of Inc revised statutes, a. 10 poNlne thal tne
Pr,sd-n application OF unlvrrstS' COLLEGES or
s.hools where there more IMAM lOo pupls shaii
DEF All from the army. officers OF suitable qualifications
to act presidents. supcrnendeDts or professors
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CARD From COMMODORE BRIINE.

To
SIR: In yesterdays TRIBUNE in an inter-
ylsw with me- part which does Injury. INV Ian
guago was either distorted misunderstood aud unless
corrected will nffct cen-orious opinion upon worthy
mon my peers 1t Will also seriously affect mo IN the
p~rformanoe of duty IN which | AIN deeply Interested
| nosiLyely state regarding conversation lh"t no
cotnparsons wrre made by me between Information
y.ur or pecIrd be gained from foreign or Amer
lean .hipm asiers have always received cour estes OF
III, from Oucers ana agents OF
fvrei1u and mercan ships with whom | have been
as.oc ted No words uttered by me IN any mali
uer rejecting upon veructy OF the Information I'M
parted to by these genteinen-either snlphaseis'
otlcers agents Owners-nOr was any CRITICISM ih-
tended by me about officers American ships being un-
Trustworthy III the information they were expect ca 10
mpart 10 me, Never the sta enens n1 tue oH,ert
doubted In testing me coal consuinpton aud
spced slu led to varying from voyage to voyae
a. ner ndirat sailors being Inclined 10
praiae their ships and The words aDi sentiments
o the abo points attributed to me are incorrect, anu
tnese subject matters or my conversation nave been
handled I'm a to call forth from me this denial 10
M the gentlemen affected directly indirectly on these
~n,nrs ID. /. BRAINE,
Commodore United States Navy
N,,r. York June 81, 1sS6.
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MONMOUTH PARK NOT CLOSED.

The Monmouth Park gates have not been
closed as reported i'll Geographic dispatch. Mr..
WIthers at the park Sunday. and reports that
everything ID in flourishing condition.
when close gates" said Mr.. Withers to a
TRIBUNE reporter. will send out official notice
to that effect" The decision OF the courts against the
booknakers mas undoubtedly disturbed the of
the Association aud whatever they do In regard to thrr
coming meeting will undoubtedly DO done by the
advice OF counsel, bat then 1t 10 not
ut all likely that they will give up their
coming meeting. All those interested in the Park
thorough ana horses from pure love OF
the SPORT The added money this anOuuts about
81 $4,000 IL Is bg Pile OF money 10 put up and Of
cour,e tho association prefers 10 chance
back for does not pose as phanthropc Institution
trying To sustain INDECENT horse-owners The a-sOcla
ton is however OF all the foriets far paid
sake and II even Responsible Tor the added
money that 1t agreed TO give on races taAt nave
ALREADY CLOSED Tue association, however has rght 10
order the be for over some other rack II
IL not at all lkey that tins will I've done, thoigh " the
authorities Monmouth County threaten 10 make ar
rests II betting Is carried tbeie Is no knowing what
la ay be done.
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THE PETROLECA IA RkET

At the Consolidated Exchange the new week
opened with fairly active speculation yesterday, nut
prices suffered reaction instead Of continuing the adj
vance OF Il Tue opening was excited. and In
the early dealings the market touched 7O4 cents,
against G9s cents Saturday night But tbs reazations
OF holders soon overbore the bush sentiment, an /
prices broke s. cents though tue final quota
ton was tr fe The higher opening was due TO
another decline in the gauge Of the Washington field,
which was put by the Exchange reports at
1850 barrels against 7.546 barrels for satur-
day. Yesterdays reaction perhaps sooner
than most traders expected IT, but IL ought to have
caused little surprise IL Is too early yet TO expect an
Important improvement Ia values from Changed ASPECT
of the Washington h.d, for there will have To be
other wells Drought In before IL can be said
that the district onge factor III the production
problem It's field may be increased by wells. aud
the Will De found In what us gauges snow
for more than two or three weeks. Nevertheless the
market may a fair snape to withstand any ordi-
nary this directiUn lie Cameron NO. wei IS
due tbs week, and from its location good sized
"susSer" may reasoaa0ly 10 looked for. Tho Pen q
Emerson WELL Oh the Miller iarm. WAS reported u De
M"ii though that cannot DO expected with the
confidence IN the case OF the Cameron No = for
the former Is 10 the northward ana verges the
line that shuts The wells will DO opened
which has been shorn OF large short interest
and which cents from previous lowest
quotations Yet the check already TO the upward
stride OF the Washington nslds output may suffice to
encourage buying by believers Ia tho merits OF
crude ~ prevent serious fall In the market At the
market barely steady and would not be
surprising II the limit OF Inc uowhwaru reaction hau
hot yet been Teachcd
The range OF prices and the total dealings az tho Con
soldated Exchange we're as follows:
Opening Lowest -CSnl
hlcncst IO's / inai .. % q
baies barrels O.OOU
keuucd ATOMS were without change at IA cents
gallon here ami ia ceats IN Philadelphia and Bait
BRADFORD, Ponn.. juno 2l.-Cruie OIL National
Transit Certificates opoued ut 7O7s aud closed at 90
highest 7O7s lowest, G5os clearaLcos. 276iO0O bar
res
OH. CITY. renn. June 2l-crude oll-Nstona Transit
Certificates opened at 70li and closed at Co. highest,
7O9s; lowest 6S sales 1872 900 barrels clsarances
54Us. 900 barrels; charters 10 al barrels; shipments
lUS,3oO barrels; runs, - DarruiA
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

DETROIT June 21.-Thore was another large
crowd 10 witness here Today betSeon the Chi
cao, and Detroit clubs The Contest we'll played and
highly exciting the crowd gong wild with JOY over the
victory won by the hoao cluD. Getzen PITCHED with
great eff ct III CHAMPIONS making only two safe hits
CANCEL caught fary for the home club Although Clark
Son pitched In good form his WORK was rot nearly go
good as tnat Of the pitcher. The Chicago men made
rally aud ust ESCAPED whtewash defeat by scoring
one run In the las inning. The score as follows:
Detroit .........-.. -.....-...--...-l IA
Base nts-,lnc go. 2; Tetroit. Errors hlcago 8
Detroit s. Pnclers-l iarkson and "etzeih omPifS-a''
Garncy
KANSAS CITY, June 2l-The ST. Louis club again out
played the Cowboys every point to-day and won an
easy victory. The score Was as follows;
~ ,sns ~ .........-....2 o K q
City. ST ious filchers-" Gilman ana heay Umpire
MI Curry.
PHILADELPHIA June GA close and unusually inter-
estng game played here today between the
Athletic s,i BROOKLYN clubs iho nome hine ayea
pooy the Held bu won IN spite thclr err RS louS"
Superior batting. The score wa as RpDebdei:
$f .Alstis ..-.---.------.--.,--s 9 Q 81
Base his Athletic o. brooklyn g Errors Athletic.
BrooslI n T. Pitehers-AtkIusoD and Porter Umpre-NE
Kelly
CIscIxNATI June 2l-A thirteeh-inning gam- was
played here to-day the Cincinnati and St Louis
ciubs. Tas eco. Was ne foiloss:
g 5o@ ns;, ;-..... :S 9 d 3
asohi,s-et ous 49, Cincinnati Irrorsst Louis a.
Cincinn III B. Iit~AeIs-CarutIeIs and Muiane Umpire
Mr. horcl
Al PIttsourG-Pttsburs, 8 Louisville. .
Al fsOcnesseI-Paliadep hiA. u kocAosle l.
Al Poughke~pse--Poughk crpsio 10; Newbnrg. a.
Al 1roy-kinxston, 7; Troy. u
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md mus Wash1-f
rTinSi CIIean l. Three case hits Ao1rke l. assed
ts 80 9ourse l. First base on balls W ashih; =
NesNor. z base e:rOrs-N asihnst ~ > Few
S,rr = ~t,uco wv aslhn etln New OK. = D,nOle
C,Is IN an Force hno"ios anu baAoi u"
1Io-Mr ,cnnclL Time, 10.
Tue metropolitan aad Baltimore mines played a: inc
G, Gc,r,e ,ronns staten Island, yeSteriaf before
good zsi Gro xd Fac ho nine played III mo lOrn
ami Won after tyei AMI in;ere '!ing gam" rue
ceneral -iiilg % the pin- cliD ~ biiIiut ho
a. ,rr,r urrins it, wOrS. The visiting p ayers TOOK
the td Nv run IN thu ssron ihhA honcA
m abe . mi aul second o. nj ilinoFs MT CHh-
toy's .acr nee me To tnrd add Pbwes "ut al
first .llayrd nin score In the fonr,h inning thr
or 4 MA, or. rallied amt scored three runs In the hfth
iuu,ns tn y maize another -ol IN tkln< throe-
bsrc.r and scoring ON "a hit by Orr Nelson FORSTER
U1us nson iIolnrre and Farrell psayet nnely Inc
score was "A follows:
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,n., IN hoa an b,s corty,rt He sued Hank In the
city Court and yesterday took Judgment BY default Tor

contract He sued MISS iank ~ tno
city Court and yesterday took Judgment BY deu' 'or
Sl28 .s
his decision q to confirm the report OF e.ers
ford n. A. Wecnkamo tho CUSTODY
OF his children VINO with their nohea. nc
she OF vOleb temper and unnt 10 ko
charge Of the ch ldrcn
Patrick CLARKE whe heping TO unlod IN leo barge o. 's
injured ITO sned Parker jr. his employer ior
$50 900 damages or Com Pleas thet jus
ice aremore Yesterday ssrd tho complaint hs there
" evidence that Parker 5 TO blame.
Thomas Victory who sued tho FORTY md street am
Grand street Ferry RarOpl COMPANY In the Guy oui
Calming 900 pccauss he ccte FROM car "er ~
conductor Yesterday
g I cents. The trie b fore judge haL
From n spranei ankle caused bv being thrown ron q
Second at one lunirel-'n nd twelfth ST. RI n
sued the raroad company In Tire '"nrt vi
Chief Justice LAIR Jury she obtained verdict
Yesterday for S25n.
sealed verdict rendered Yesterday In tho Court OF
Com ron Pleas IN VI. Vail for payment Tor
egl services AGAINST IN, executor OF Mrs Mary Warner
Tho luiT gave The painII$ -.
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taTnct NetT1D Jltau
on b4iis-Meiropontan Baltimore. Leit On bases
Me,r ro,f an - ,salfi Struck Ont-Mesr) pota1 3
Blitiu IRE D. Ioa hits metropolitan 81 ga more
1irte,a.e hits Nelson l. Two-0ase hits soIniners l.
sn,en nasss-nrsiy =. Behei 2 Double pays ofc Sei
t.rraIl bAs-IIolDert 4. Barle VIA
pIcnes -Po Ell /. UnJire-Mr. Valentine l1me-l:91.
In Jersey city tn was beaten yesterday ny
the Water bntys score. 10 a.
The New arss defeated the Hartfords In Newark by
score OF q to 3.
The Metrouslitan and ,ltmoro clubs will play al
Staten Island to-day.
The New-York nine took tho O'Clock tram Tor the
IVES, last nj h good z-d crowd saw the players OIL
md wi he'd them good lack an tns GRIP
game of baseball will be played AZ metropolitan
-and-scvehth-s and Flrst-aye. To-
morrow Al y. by employees OF the surrogates and
(ouuty CLERKS Offices.
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RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

IL the Western Union telegraph suit in the SUI
preme Court before Justice Lawrence and jury william
O. smith superintendent OF the American RAPID Telegraph
Compapy was the only witness Iinlncd yesterday. lie
tstiaed O,ober = 1882 tne banssrs and Mor
signs wore put up aud used IN Tie d T.
ent offices OF the American Rapid Company.
While Miss Minnie Hanf was Oh concert tour In TINS
IN sS4 T1tds ~ rnest pianist. accompanied her
WITH tho ORCHESTRA and as
was re- claiming that his on IN .
stage Therefore withhe Id assumption
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COMPLICATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WAsHINGrOS, June 2l.-Ihc Senate has con-
frine,i The followint nominations:
Receivers Puolc Noneys-f w. Miller ai nro Dak
4 A. aInahan n. Kan. Dram Hail. NJ Mics
civ j.. La cruces y
" r. NcMast..r trnsnl At Carthagona. OIL
Ecward Rowe. Assistant Apyfasei a. New: OrK
r. A. r,wn. Assistlnt Appraiser ~ NeW- OK
T. T. Irdoetter. surveyor General, l. lulsanA
/ -fr tnghan. SurveyOf UeIrral ldslO.
g. W Monroe. R"gisier a. iOlen1n Mon
/ &. summers. Indian A.cni. utNpaWs, lhoEtn Icr
Some twenty pOstn were confirmed.
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THE YELLOWSTONE PARK RAILROAD JOB
NH. VEST DENoUNCING THE SCHEME or THE GIN
NABAR AND CLARKs FORK ROAD.

WASHINGTON, June 21.-ln the Senate to-
dav on motion OF Mr. Butler the bull to grant right OF
ay to the Cinnabar Carks Fork Railroad Company
through n corner OF the Yellowstone Park was taken
M Mr. Vest vchemently opposed the measure. He de-
MED that the Intended Ia good fath To reach
mining property. WHY had not at loast preliminary
survey been maiei IIe wouli not appeal TO men VINO
though: the Mammoth Cave aud axara Ills should DO
transferred commercial that the Great Eeyser
should be devoted to LANDRY purposes AMI dshei out
to Cinnamon wsshn dirty linen. But he would ap-
peal Senators to preserve at least one spot OF beauty
from the rack and OF commerce ana the
greed aud avarice of selfish men, Ihe rail-
road company's object not to get to nine
but TO carry passengers and through tho PARK ne
instruction OF ths road Mr. Ne-t assrrfe', won DC
the destruction Of the Yellowstone Park ioth"r
officer Interior Department hal BANNER the 1'n
M I'm the inter, NJ tnis bill some gse-tlonS na
been ma the effect that Mr.Net and other senators
who opposed tins bill the tools OF the Northern "a
ciic Railroad Company. Any statement OF tlat kinu
was utterly AMI UNANIMOUSLY false. n" mn conn
with that company bad dare to appro ch Mr. 'rSt
on the subject II the North Tn Pacific Rairpai Com
many hat any interest whatever in the matter " WAS
mn road t rough The PARK shoId be- built as would
form branch OF that ro,l. Referring to the na'nr'
beauties of the park Mr. Vest declared that IN the Snoo
word there -Ich tnothsr aggregation OF Won
d-rs az Yellowstone Pack. - ...
Mr. Butler aid agree with Mr vest IN ni' H'V",,o
views about proceed with M answer 10 VT.
vest yIrdei 10 suggestion 10 let tae qucstoh ~
over until tomorrow.
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RACING AT SHEEPSH HEAD BAY TODAY
HORSES THAT OUGHT TO WIN AND GET THE PLACE

-rHE ENTRIES.
The sport to-day at SneepShead Bay Deglhs
with The Weller Stakes. the selling race strange 10
say dill moi fill Ii looks as IL the bookmaBers. Emery
and Cotton trying to that good little colt DRY
Monnpole to death H. Is In the race at l3l pounds
Til re is no use gong back o. for and ON his ran
ming the colt should win. though Mirklani Is IN II al
100 pounds MARYLAND Is weght-carrier and has beeh
in proving right an will give him nara tusse
Msrkiaud should get the place. fremont am
Y,un, Luke both in the spring
stakes for II they both start the D"yrrs
,huu,i run urst aud sccOui. Young Like however, -
IN he fourth race, foe twJ-ycdro Is on inc
turf COURSE n Dryers -tart only one Oh the par h
M spring 81 axes La Juivc shouli be second -
Their. arc only three colts named 10 START In the Stul
axes for three-y ear Odds Ban Fox should win ana
the Bard ought To lie second. The fourth race. when
has b. en- put the card place OF the senI AFFAIR."
Is for two yrar-od Young Luke II he Is reserve or
II, snonId WIN. but If he starts In Inc SpilhE
| stakes, Astoria ou.ht to DO nrst under Inc
wire. Gceenhed IL l"ey to win tao 8 10 niles hahd-
| leap and Colonel Sprague should be his closes, at
PENDANT Is ndaA Is such a sprghtly thrre.year-od AMI
1, IN such good form shoud the milo haid-
cap. AMI UuA Il. ought 10 lie second
| Inc following the eniiies:
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA, June 2I-In the Court of Appeals
to-day tho following cause was argued
No 23-Anba y Dwight and Others executors etc re-
spondents the Germania Life In nance company ap
pelant IN
Following Ia the dav calendar for Tuesday, June ~
Nos 81 %, SO. 49, 80 Se. 2Ge. AZ.
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rroh.hv about 10 a m, and on Thursday tho work Oh
marh ing GU, tho course With nag buoYs VIII Do o'u
Melted Thess will be nxed about onseish'n OF q m,o
apsrt Advices from New London snow 'ha' ~. ~
Harvard and Columbia are training fa'nu'' ""u
.ontinuo to ere each Others efforts eagerly tnro"sh
field glasses from their quarters on opposite sizes o 'o
rver Neither crew has como over tho course ye' y"
time mil and so no estimate can be FORMED Oh t r
reIatIvs mower of speed and staying qnantles ~,
Harvard crew took short practice pun snoo
a,rer arrv Al AT London late on SATURDAY
since their arrival there they nave ooeu co.po ~
S,cord tLe new paprr shell IN which they intended 10
row on saturday One OF the shells belonging 10 c'aS.
'sT will be used. The boat Was iouhu w 10 wv '
down ~ the head -.,x,,. y, m. two
Iis coincidence that tho average weights o h" 49,
ore ws are nearly the l65 pounds There nav" oo
no further changes made IN either OF the o1ts
i,rh, crow IL IN. one that thc III iriem oelo'o
going 10 New-I.ond weeks ago The ha'Vh oio"
a. the same as last with single exrepton
WI the latter crew last year Is WIN tne @
and will assist Captain Mumford IN plcklhH oua VI -,
faults In the boat The neaiIn Vi u" 'us "
both crews continues COOL u,.., a., mt. oil w
Number. of the Columbia students nvihe III .nI' ~
and its vicinity making prep rat ohs ycs.o.
90 this week To witness the contos w
ur1sv hundred OF the wcarers or the Dlne nuu WIZ.
will start on Friday afternoon Dy tram anu nao ILL., :,
Der take the night boat To new war FOR
there In time for the Many will remain over ,o
the ntber contests Yale and Harvard an' ~,
fresh nan which an elyht IRON tner omn ,n,y.r
will lie pttod against crews from the osor e"o ""''
siiies ..u .or. nj :he
crouates of the TWO colleges nve To Tour III IVo
Harvard I'm the WITH Columbia anu nve 70 t",co "a
favor of Harvard the Win Yale In Tue fies
NJ an race the three COLLEGES the Coiunoias
All yht fayortes with Yale second.
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authorize and empower the Union Pacific Ra''ro'a
cunsiruct branches.
A SHALLOW DEMOCRATIC TRlCh.
PROPOSING AN INCOME TAx-DECE'iN" NHHD
AND DISABLED UNION SOLDIERS.


WARRINGTON, Juno 81 Especial. The ex-
Confederate Democrats who control tho iority III t"'
House are pretty sly sometimes Just now they "ro
cbuckng over scheme by which they expect e'hor 10
check the disabled Veterans OF the Uhion ARMY """
Navy or to fore, upon tho COUNTRY law whch WAS l
pealed many years ago account OF Its inqhSt"r"'
nature and the difficulty OF executing It, The 20
nm Inyal.i Pensions hsi nsstlns to-day ana ".'oo'
70 mite tho senate Pension BILL known as the ba''
bill" and the bill readIusting and fxngthe rates OF p'"'
sion 10 be paid Of the loss Of an arm or leg
and TO f,sten thereon rider In the form OF Dill ID
,mpose graduated incomes. the revenues it'd"
which shall be applied the payment OF pensions
When the Same Income was proposed ny "rne'"
Ewing OF OHIO several years ago. 1t WAS estnated 'n'
:, von,d Weld somo So. 200. OOD year. In other
wori, the sam, party wnch IL trying 10 prrVnut .n'
ming mn OF surplis next year by reducing mo rev
snne. fro customs ny $50 900 600 to 35OOoooo pro
po-es either add douh. that sun TO the income OF .h'
eysrnnent defeat pending me 'snres Tor the oen
Ht of needy -x-solders AM sailor, o, an
I-nop or the Committee on Invaild fenrl1"s
has no Jurisdiction OF the subject OF taxation ana nue
the rules Ious. bili TO raise revenue must uo
sent to Committee on w'ys and Mean. Inc anvo
Gates OF the proposed men ure hope 10 OBTAIN av"
abba ruling however. and Ia force Repnoc 10 soao
against the bill In the expectation that IL VIII inJuro
| Their political prospects
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DENIAL BY SENATOR LOGAN.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Senator Logan says
that TIE going tho rounds that he s"id MT.
Blaine was "running the politics OF this country ana
trying to run tho politics OF Europe Is Without iou
finn
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THE EASTERN YACHT CLUBS REGATTA

MUCH INTEREST FELT IN 1.-THE PRISCILLA GOING
7? BosroN-YAcHIING NOrKs.
The annual regatta of the Eastern Yacht
Club which Will be sailed OF Maroehead on June ~.
Will he OF unusual interest this year The course al
outside one and the yachts more likely TO have
heavy than they over the New-forK course
The Priscilla will 20 10 week aud be ia the
race. The Atlantic viii 20 II she can be got ready In
time She is leaking patty aud taken yesterday into
Mumns Basin at Bay Ridge preparatory to beiug haued
out Oh the railway Tue changes Ia the Priscilla
have brought her quality winch she did possess last
year. ability TO point well and to do RAPID
windward work This lis PROBABLY caused by her mast
being moved further aft than II was. Before size was
altered her lee bow In going w1ndwa always sesnd
u sag aud bed back Now she IS LUCY AIT for
ward could be wished She used also to be tender
boat, she OF the siucst OF the -FOUR Dig
The Gracie's cabin had not been rehtted when
she went into Tho races last week.
III LSE or decorations aud fittings OF the yacht The
GSe used to nave one OF tAe most beautiful cabins OF
and gold There w.s double compsni9n-way leading
from the cockpit to the cabin aud Two hshts oil stairs
(uaatcaIy, Of course sddeTs) curved around large
ebony framed mirror GA side OF the centreboard
was piano aud on the other al ehony sidebond.
T. ine si0oIs H!desar4 aud Mischief Will not he put IN
com mission TINS season. CHARLES Warren Lpplt. OF
Providence. has bought the SCHOONER yacht Hacyon.
The CATER Orva will not 20 into com mission this sea-
t0n her ownor y. Smith Lee, 10 goius ~ Europe
shorty.
Maunsei Van Rensselaer, IT,. has tut his cutter Daisy
Ia commission.
PREPARING FOR THE NEW-LONDON RACES.
HARVARD AND COLUMBIA CREws ROWING AND
WATCHING EACH OTHER.
The Harvard and Columbia College crews
ere now At New-london and preparations for tho
Dour-mile race the Thames next Saturday morn.
i0s are almost completed The race viii be rowso
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TREATIES WITH JAPAN AND MEXICO RATIFIED.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The Senate has ratl-
fed an exraiition treaty with Japan AMI ono for tn Q
resl vey boundary line between the United states
and Mexico.
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SPIRIT, OF ruRPENrfNr-


CHABLRsroN June 81. -rurDentIue juliet at 2)c-
kAvASSAh June H. i urDentin. mr. n at - 90
WILMINGTON. ano "a. IuT Jougiuo nrm At &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

CALLING IN S4.OOO.o00 OF THREE PER CENTS
WASH. NGTON, June 21.-A call for TlOOo,-
600 per cent bonds was issued this afternoon.