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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
NOT IN TIE LINE OF Duty.

Washington, June 13-Assistsnt Secretary Bussey
to-day denied motion TO reconsider former adverse
pension decision The records in this show that the
claimant, in the fall OF 1854. while his way homo
to VOTE jumped from q moving train and was thrown
against handcar standing near, sustaining serious
injuries to MS and spns IN this decision Gen
eral Busscy says
Al tho time the injuries were received claimant
not only separated from the organization TO which
he belonged, but was on what II known as an In
dIviduM lurlough, which was granted to claimant on
his own request In order that he might so home to
vote an act which sustained Legitimate connection
with the military service; and that In jumping IRON
the train while IL was in motion, no was guilty not
only OF gross carelessness, but OF violation OF the
rules which all railways enforce in order 10 protect
passengers from accident while the train IS In motion
. He voluntarily out Of the limo OF duty, and his
disabilities were not the result OF an act that was
legiumAtely connected with the service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
THREE HALF CENTURIES FOR BRUNSWICK.

Brunswick, Me-, June l3.--To-day tho people Of
Brunswick aided by hundreds Of visitors from neigh
boring towns, and nom all parts Of the State. are
celebrating the one hundred and hitleth anniversary
of the Incorporation Of the town. All business was
suspended, and the town proiusely decorated.
The day opened with salute OF $50 guns at SUNRISE
followed by a procession Of fantasies Governor
Bureigh aud staff arrived early. They were received
with Governors salute and by prominent Invited
guests, and escorted TO tho Congregational Church.
where literary exercises TOOK place Professor Charles
Carroll Everett, Of Harvard, delivered mastery
grafton, and poem by Professor Henry Leland
Chapman, OF Bowdoin College, was read BY the
president OF the day. DR.. Alfred Mitchell delivered
an address OF welcome TO the visitors After other
interesting exercises, intsrspcrscd with music,
procession Of six divisions, tho largest and hneSt
ever seen here marched through the principal streets
10 the Town Hall, where banquet, with plates
laid for 500 spread After dinner specche.
were made by Governor Burleigh, Congressnen heeG
and Doutele, Professor Packard, OF Princeton, ana
Howard owen, of Augusta. This evening there was
q general reception and ball The public FESTIVITIES
closed with display OF fireworks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
o,norov,v pnssa'S SUIT DISMISSED.

Police Justice Smith yesterday dismissed the charge
Of criminal libel which O'Donovan Rosa Drought
soma tms ago against Patrick Sarshcld Cassidy Con-
siderable testimony was taken tending TO prove thc
truth Of the statements made by Cassidy in an article
IN Til, Catholic Nsws.' II was admitted that Rosa
had accepted $3.50 I'm settlement OF his suit against
the papor, aud various welLknown Irshmen testified
10 AN astonishing number OF unpleasant facts In Rossas
pectnIaIy history. II asserted that his accounts
regarding the Of money received for the cause
were extremely mixed, and that there were strong
SuspIcons that he had received money from employees
NJ the English Government. Among those who trs-
tIfed ws,o Patrick Ford Dick Short, Thomas Iiecr.
man John Murphy, James Barrett ana MI cassidy
himself A letter was also legt nom Henry La
bouchere declaring that Rosa had received moncy
from James MoDormOu, although admitting hat he
knew MoDcurnOtt was an ipiormsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
TO REpAIR THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL,

TO REPAIR THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
Annapolis, Nd. June 13.-The stockholders Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal met hero to-day, the State
OF Maryland being the majority stakeholder and passed
resolutions that the president and directors OF the
company be authorized TO mako prompt Of all Its
available for tho purpose Of putting the
canal IN repair for the resumption Of navigation at
the earliest practicable moment, and for ibis purpose
that they shall issue repair bonds, and that for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of the principal ana
interest upon such repair bonds they shall pledge
the future tolls and revenues OF the company by such
lawful mortgage other pledge they shall consider
cxpcdIent; provided, however before such repair
bonds shall be issued the opinion Of the AttornsyGen
crsl shall be obtained as 10 the legality OF such
The president and directors were also authorized 10
issue toll certificates H. In their Judgment the same
shall be expedient and practicable The stockholders
elected President stephen Gambrn and all tie old
Board Of Directors. The report OF the president To-
day states that II viii tako $500 900 TO repair tho
canal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14

This Mariauta whreaway Marguerite, Fanny
Agnes and AEalea had TO mako short port iaSk 10
fetch the laoy. The wind had decreased considsraoB
and the AzaIea after drifting about Jhe buoy Tor a
few moments was caught by pull OF wind ana
a1v.n against IT, This fouled her and she was de
cIared out OF the race Tho next leg OF the raro was
10 Buoy Nd g. and tho yachts had Ight "ihu ee"'
aft They all set kites as they rounded huoS ~
10 The schOOners set spinnakers ana balioon-h"'"r
topmast staysals and with that enormous spreal Oh
canvas looked Ike verltabls clouds. Tho Danh'ieHS
set what looked nko couple OF acres OF spInnahor'
and being among tho last, came near blahRouhs ,he
whole Meet As soon rs tho yachts started on inc
run before the wind tho Grayllng forged sheao VI
Sea Fox aud Katrina also crept up
From BuOy 10 sandy Hook LighShp mo racers
had 10 mako a long leg and short ono TO iech INC
firm The wind had frcshsned up to n hfteeIEhho'
breez. and the racing was most exciting. "hoh inc
now breeze nom southwark first struck tho meet , al
quarter after the S~+q bc ~ tarv foosrs we're sail
Ing Tor scotland Ighship which wa tI oGS m,sI 81
&. Gs smaller SsSPeS f1 % about 5en 10, aS5O dooi
The GforiyO was then or the BEACON. Ter wno ~
doTn in hi1g aha iSe ts Sr hh% oSma With
opSa three big for her went oy VERDE ,so
SSisiS fsdaesd The racing eighteen sails
onI u SgdS S wa.dS a. r sx Of tic races
bad 20 eeam about p V9 by mn9 1a anu HSo
thG vas ps.dcd eh from r6 the PoSh a Sg k ssi
90 40: shamrpck al us. In tbs meantime tho
iorties were at Scotland Ighbhip and their leaders
rounded at these times Syt4Dh, ;ae :O1 Marfqu'@'
:3i 80: Tonabswk, 81 :36. ,,.
Hack 10 Buoy No the large yachts had ne Tln f,
sliehtiy absft tho beam and sailed with sheets nan
SasSd oR 10 startoard while the small from scot
land LJyhtship bad tho breeze on The port quarter
mo Ittfe ones and big met Al Buoy No. D, ana
DC order there ww Nymph, s:01 10; Graynng:
.O5 90 Sea Fox, ZOO :O5; hariquta, 2 :Os 'oo'
romAbaHk D ;os :32; Katrina 2 90 90 Tho sbsois
were then naened in Him and he heot sorted itset
OUT again toware Buoy NO 10. Tne Katrina tosE ne
ahead Of sea Fox, Nynsph led The for'ios BY SIX
rntn,,tes Tho buoy was TUNED on tho way home IN
this order: Katrina 30 Crawling, 1873 :57 sea
For ;35 90; Nymph. 9 80 :35 Shamrock ;Do $685.
Tomahawk, Q!4I ;04; MariquitA, 2A21i.
ON THE HoMEsTRETcH.
The last leg Of the race was haltrin' win me
wind uest By south The yachts carried bAilson-1ib
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
REFUSING THE SCALE At THE HOMESTEAD MILL

REFUSING THE SCALE At THE HOMESTEAD MILL
Plttsburg, June - speciaD.-The $500 employees
at Carnegie, Phipps Co.'S steel mill at Homestead
were on May 10 informed by the firm that IL had
decided upon scale Of wages 10 bo In fofco for
three years from July /. The scale made an average
reduction Of 90 per cent ali skilled labor. en-
bracing a majority OF the men, and gave the day
iaborers increase of 10 per cent The men were
given until p. m. today 10 sign and majority re
fused. They claim that the wrocklng OF tho Cambria
Iron Company property at JOhnstown ard tho general
condition OF trade Will throw pleoty OF labor on the
market. but in the face OF all this they say their
allegiance to the Amalgamatod Association OF Iron
and Steel Workers and its principles paramount
over everything, and that they Will stand BY II at
shall take their places In the mills, but In view oi
Mr. Carnegie's experience at tho Edgar Thomson steel
rail mill at Braddock, IT Is believed tho hrm VIII
eYentualiY win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL sP. NJ. FRIDAY

FORECAST TILL p NJ. FRIDAY.
wAsBISaroY juno l3.-FOr New. England, Eastern New
york NewJersey and Eastern Pennsylvania, sr slightly
warmer; south westerly winds.
por delaware Maryland Virginia fair slightly warmer
For tho Carolinas Georgia Alabama and Florida TAR
nearly stationary temperature
For Mssssppi Louisiana and Arkansas light rain. fol-
lowed 10y fair in Louisiana slightly warmer.
For Eastern Texas, bar warmer.
For and Kentucky rain followed In Kentucky
by fair stationary temperature.
For west Virginia Western Pennsylvania Western New.
York and Ohio slightly cooler on the lakes. stationary
IN In the interir-
For Indiana and Illinois. fair slightly warmer.
For Michigan Wisconsin ir followed In Upper McA.
gan and western Wisconsin by light slightly warmer
For light followed In the southora pertiss
by fair slightly warmer.
For Dakota. light rain. followed by tar. cooler.
For Iowa and Nebraska, fair slightly cooler.
For Missouri and Kansas fair; stationary temperature
Fer Colorado. light rain Slightly cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

Washington, Juno l3.-First Lieutenant Frank Il.
Bamhar 18th Infantry has been granted three months
extension Of sick leave First Lieutenant Charles John
son 14n Infantry months additional leave OF so'
sence Thirty reeruiG have been assigned to the 18th
Infantry.
COMMANDER George w. Wood has been ordered 70 duty
q the Norfolk Navy Yard and Chief Engineer Louis j.
Allen 70 duty at the League Island Navy Yard As
Engineer william HAsson has been detsched
from duty In OF Steam Engineering and ordered
10 duty At Johns Hopkins University Baltimore. Ensign
J. H. l.. uoeombe has been ordered to examination for
prom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
FoURTH-CLAss PosTMAsTERs ArPoINTED.

Washington, juno 13.-FOurth-class postmasteFs
were to-day appointed as follows:
Pennsylyania-N. T. Frannheid CoolbauGh; James
Thompson, CoaimOnt; w. +. SlRler DinRman's Ferry :
George S. Pool, Edd!ngton; o. Il. Cunningham. En-
trcken; Leslie Brown. Fair Chance; S. j. Boyd Greene
Alexander Guh, Guths Station; c. L. Tiffany. Kingsley
Thomas C. Williams, Lansford A. L. Hls Lyon Charles
A. Root Mosicrtown g. L johnson, New.Salem; AlonIo
+. Corby, EesquohoninR; William Rnker. Nicola p A.
smith, Norrsvlle; Orlando I. Sutton. Randolph: John
Matthew'S RattiRan; Sarah NJ. Vai Reyyille: F. w.
Daniel. snyderstown; Thomas Snodarass SDsransburg;
T. J. Matthews Spring Brook: Charles A. Doan. Stony
Point J. II. Adams. Sunshine; W. J. Hall. Swarthmore;
Thomas Harrison, VroonAn Christian Schultz, WoOdcock
S. w. johnson. Nyatt Point
Confederation Quinn. Versailles; N W. GAYLORD.
West Hartland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
CLOSE OF THE sUyDAY.scHooL CONVENTION

CLOSE OF THE SUNDAf1SCHoOL OOHVETI1OS.
.,,o4ny, June 10 (speciaU-rhe State sunday-school
Convention held It's final session here to-day. 1t
began with conservation service at a. m, con-
Quoted by the Rev. George T. Bowling, Of this city.
A conference on young mems Bible classes was held
next and was opened by W. A. Hubbard, tr, Of
Rochester. Henry d. Hull, Of Bath, Editor of The
steuben Courier described the ideas he follows Then
there came halthour talk private study Of the
Bible by the Rev. DR.. A. F. Schaufier OF New-York
The exercises this afternoon conducted by the
Rev. George ". Miller. A Sunday school session was
then held, Frank A. Ferris acting as superintendent
Announcements were made by the superintendent as
Is customary tho Lords Prayer said, hymns wore
sung and Scripture reading followed. Mrs James 8.
Ostrader OF Brooklyn thsn began the primary essep
number of little children occupying front seats hrs
0strander aided by her blackboard sketches, made TIE
lesson easily understood by the little ones and APP
preciatcd by their elders. Tonight there ives q
service Of song and onemnute testimonies as TO tho
value Of the convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
DEyYrxG THAT THERE IS 4 CASTOR OIL TRUST

DEHTTSG THAT THERE IS CASTOR OIL TRUST
The mothers OF small children wrr worried yes
tnriay at rvadng published dispatch from ST. Louis
the effect that castor oil trust was forming In the
West. II may however, rCSSsurc them 10 know that
tie manufacturers In this city deny all knowledge OF
any such combination. H. J. Baker & Bro. OF No
gl5 rcarSt. mako practically all tho oil consumed
this side Of the Alleghancs, but export hardly any
They said that they had never boon approached on tie
subject Of forming castor oil trust and had heard
nothing Of any such movement until they read about
Il IN The Tribune yesterday morning. The Burk OH
Company, Of No. 20 waterst., another OF tho firms
mentioned In the St Louis story also protested g-
norance Of the alleged trust They said that the proht
per pound on tho oil about l cents, Instead OF
4 cents.
Tho Occidental OIL Company, OF No. II Whtehai.st.
have recently sst up In their factory In Brooklyn ma
clncry for tho manufacture OF castor OIL Ihey 100
verr I'm thu, ark about the rumOrcd trust. Tho whole'
sals druggists on the other hand, were dsposed 70
believe that tho trust story might cont9n good CA
Of truth MCKesSon & Robbins, OF fulton-st' SAID TIA
tLr manufacturers bad for years hal combination TOT
hopping prices firm. At the office OF laLeli' Daley
Co In Maiden Lane, II was said that thore han OeeH
a strong combination among tho crushers for hVe or
ak wears until the Durk OF Company began 70 MAKE
castor oil somc two or thrco years ago II looked,
however ms II the combination had been renewed aS
there had been two three jumps In tho price OF OLA
during tho last few months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
pRBAoHER HOWARD CONTINUES HIS EVIDENCE.

W. f. Howard the preacher who Is on trial before
Recorder smyh for completely In the electric sugar
frauds, was on the witness stand all day yesterday
and his direct testimony not finished. Ilo said
that whue Mr.. and Mrs. Fronnd wore giving tho
demons trationso he at work IN the cellar opera
ing his own machine for separating and grading the
sugar lie did not know through what process the
sugar passed 10 tho dining room where Mr.. and Mrs
Frcund wero. 1t reached his machine through the
nues. The sugar was graded and was atterwaId sent
upstars "pId you smugglc any sugar into the
houss ~ mystify the stockholders n was asked Tho
witness said no did not
The witness tried TO lay all possible blame on
prnsdent CouerIL He said that tho refnod sugar
was bought because COtterll insisted upon having
the work performed more quickly. TO satisfy tho
English stockholders. ,,
Recorder sniyth announced at tho close OF the DAYS
sesson that he would hold court uItil O'Clock
each day next week that the case might Dc hhsheo
by tho Fourth Of July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
4 DANGEROUS ELECTRIC WIRE.

An electric light wire fell from pole at Tenth-ave
ard early yesterday morning and blocked
travel that point for nearly two hours Policemen 5000
ras in the avenue % keep people the dangerous
wire and nobody hurt. As the wire twisted sooas
like serpent on the pavement sparks and streams OF are
shot out from the broken ends and made terrifying dis
MAY The wire belonged to the Thompson Houston sys
tenn Company and one employees sent To bic ~
,be wire before daybreak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
TO Ply TIE LEGACY, THOUGH IT IS INVALID.

TO PAY THE LEGACY THOUGH 1T Is INVALID
The bequest of 81, 900 80 the Charity Organization
Society under the viii OF Miss Leonora sophia Bodies,
Of Astoria has been found to be invalid because
tho Wal was executed within less than two months
Of Miss Dolless death. Notwithstanding this obstacle,
tho rcduary lcgatces have magnanmously Instructed
tho executors to carry the wishes of Miss Bodies
and nav the legacy. This action on the part Of her
legal hors Is I'm marked and pleasant contrast 10 the
many efforts that are made 10 break tho wills OF
people who desire to leave portion Of their wealth.
hJr benencent purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
yur rurarEpyrM our ALL NIGHT.

The 18th Regiment Of BrookyA Will arrive a.
thu Creedmsor range THE forenoon, after hshps
cutting on Long Island. The regiment IN co"[
msbd OF co,oseI David z. Austen. The occasion Is
for tho purpose Of giving SOHO praosca work In
the way Of fed duty. Tho regiment started from ae
arory last night and in deachnents trampod al the
way 10 East Iockawsy, Rockville Centre, Hampstead
East wiDston and Rosyn, Sivsuacldng for the night
Ths attachments win reach CrcsAmoss this morning
svhna rife nFerttre WIN p '"N up. Tho boys arh
ri suppi,ed VIA ons days rstsaA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
ooMMoDoRB RAMSAY GOES TO WASHINGTON.

COMMODORE RAMSAY GOBS TO WASHINGTON
Commodore Francis NJ. Ramsay, the commandsnt OF
the Navy Yard hurried OF TO Washington yesterday In
response request Of Secretary Tracy No ono ap'
peared 10 know tbs OF this summons II Is sur
missed that II had TO do with his probable carly det&ch
ment from command OF tho Yard 10 become CHIEF OF the
Bureau OF Ordnance. Ever since Secretary Tracy
declared that the successor 10 Commodore Montgomery
scard, tho present chief OF that bureau ~noSs '0ru
c,nir,s on Julv should he an ofIcor who had made
n srocIalty Of ordnance Commodore Ramsay has been
prominently mentioned as tho now man. ne Is 10
garded as one of tho pavAl authonues on W @
and Ia specially Dttcd for that dnty AnOunI Iu,oI
Ia that Commodore walker Is TO succeed ComnonorS
Ramsay AZ the Navy yard, notwthstsnants .n" N'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14

In regard to the recent report OF Tobacco Trust,
Of which the Iorlaris Of jersey City, said TO be
the head the story denied yesterday at the Loril
iarls factories MIR Barkrlcw said that so far % ne
knew tho rimor unfOunded. Mr. LOrlllard was
IN ST. Louis hut did not go there 10 start any trust
lie said tho rm had not contemplated any such action
or even taken tho plan under consideration and he did
not know Of any such plan having been proposed lie
said the rImOrs OF such trust had been published
but there was no foundation for them. lie concluded
by saying that he did not know whether the IOrards
would go into trust at all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows fhs esr2gs ss
fluctuations yesterday observed &C tse
Signal Service station this city. Tho ds<nss
temperature noted at Perry's Pnafmacy Sun bsiians
TRIBUNE OFFICE June AL n-Genersiy hr 49, -
prevailed yesterday with CONTINUED hsh huni@S 80
tenn psrature ranged between SO aaA e4'tse s,sN
being btS higher than on me corrssp0hahs Wy -. -
ard ave- higher than on "Wednesday -. !.
II ,na neay this city to-day there siil rsoesay -
.rs,,y warmer generally fzr wsainss mussy asa van
sns.sa a, . shower sousAwsst,ry or southsru VIVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14

DEFEATING THE PLURALITY AMENDMENT.
Hartford Conn. June 13.-The House has defeatsd
the resolution providing for submitting to the people
constitutional amendment, providing for tho cleo
ton OF State officers by plurality vote. 1t was
strictly party vote-ycas 30, nays ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
.subIect 70 measurcmenL

Wnners-Schooners Glass I: Palmer beats Daunt-
less 10 minutes IS seconds
schooners, Glass IlI-GrayllnB beats Sea Fox
minutes IA seconds
schooners, Glass V-Agnss beats AIalea by judges
ruling on ALaloas running foul Of buoy No. 10. In
corrected time AZarS leads Agnes by minutes
seconds.
sloops, Glass HI-Katrina beats Shamrock min.
utes seconds.
sloops, Glass Iv-.HndeEards beats wbfsaway 8
minutes u seconds.
slOopS Class V-Clara beats Bsrte IL minutes 90
seconds
-, sloops Class VIT-Nymph wins Tomahawk second:
The rest not measured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
AN Ex.PosrMasTER ARRESTED.

Saratoga, n. Y, June l3.-Aexander c. 1Awton,
formerly postmaster Greenfield Centre, whose term
expired in April arrested THIS morning and brought
10 this village charged by Inspector Riley with roobing
the malls. Lawton Is seventy years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
70 HAVE 1 NEW BANK UPTOWN.

meeting was held last night as the sLJAnes Hotel by
number Of subscribers &c new bank to be opened IN
Broadway near TweAJ.sghh.s- Colonel W. b. Hayes
was elected chairman tnd A. A. COnotsr secretary.
After the appointment Of committee site and others
on prslnainAry nattsrs the meeting sdeurasd II was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
urcH,eIy olLvARY At GBrTYsBURG

GETTYSBURG. June 13.--ThiS morning the Michigan
cavalry brigade held exercises at ITS monument, thoe
miles east OF town Tho SPEAKERS "oro "onet '
RusSsll A. AIRcr and General Kidd me enhre parry
dapartsd for home this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
yopNryG 4 Plug TOBACCO TRUST.

st. Louis June l3.The latest IS q trust Of s25, Ooo,.
600 which takes r all the plug tobacco manufact-
urcrs Of the Untrd states Their scheme Is claimed
IN be one Of self pruec ton. All manufacturers Will
sell out to one company and then take stock 10 the
amount Of the valuation Of their plant Leggett q
Movers and Drummond 4 Co.. Of this city, and p.
I0rlaTl of NcwYOrk said TO be at the head Of the
All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
No Empirical Nostrurns.

The exquisite periuraed ARLEsIAN Toilette sxtielcx
have no peer In Europe America for sbsolue purity
and efficacy, They healing. cleansing compounds.
beneficial 10 ALL Thsr hes. indofsement Is tbs fact
that one having tested their virtues win dispense with
Wholesale 81 Crittenton's lis Falton-st. NJ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-14
BOUNDING THE BUO'

The order OF tho yachts then was: Katrina, Sea Fox
Crawling Bcdouin, shamrock, Ilris Clara liidegarue
Whllcawsy Bcrtio, Mariquits DaunllcS' PaInoF' loh
ahavk Gorilla Symph, Giraffe, Fanny, MayhoN'r
and AzsIeA The Ieadcrs were 50 close together that
their order changed slightly from time to tlmo wIthous
special signlncanco. As they approached Buoy 10
the two crack schoones. Sea Fox and Grayug passed
the Katrina and Sea Fox I'D the feet The buoy was