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Democratic and Grsenback Conventions In
Alabama.

MONTGOMERY. May 9O.-The Democratic Con-
vention met at 10 o'clock this morning. and
proceeded to ballot for candidate for Cover
nor. About a dozen ballots we're taken. with
out any change from the last ballot reported
last night. kOb was the Farmers Alliance
support but has gained nothing. lle remains
BIRMINGHAM. May 8O.-The State Convention
OF the Greenback party met here this afternoon
and is still in session. awaiting the result Of
the Democratic State Convention. in session AZ
M09tgomery.,, II tho Democrats nominate 4.
Governor. the Greenbackers will endorse him.
II KoIb Is not nominated, the Green backers
say they will put out full State Ticket
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Report OF Trouble Among tho Indians.

DENVER. May 3O.-Agent Bartholomew re-
ceiVed this telegram yesterday: "Nayarioo
lone OF tho sub-chiefs reports Ute or ties
killed to-day at Pine River store by white men.
Wants you advised quick. Says Buckskln
Charley and ColoroW have gone up to learn
what trouble is. NavaTico excited" Bar
tholomew left Immediately for the agency.
"A large force Of armed Indians assembled.
but the arrival OF the missing ones had quiet
Ing effect. The trouble appears to have begun
on dispute regarding the ownership Of q
horse, Hot words brought on shots. and the
Indians scattered for lie. No one Ia reported
injured, and all appears quiet at present.
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Interesting and Amusing Canoe Race.

Tho friends and members OF the Knickerbocker Ca.
noe Club turned out in large numbers yesterday to wit
ness tho clubs tenth annual regatta Tho club house,
foot Of West 1921 street. was the scene OF action.
Tho first race OF the day WAS padding race In this
there four 0ntrieA ~ follows James X. Hand
canoe Midget; Frank C. Moore. canoe Eros; F. B.
Smith. wanitA; D. D. Gesssr. canoe Wrath The
SHG
making a course Of tyo.thirds OF a mile. As the
:SsE So sy'' s.. IT,
hs Hnas 81 minutes g s:o wS TS
prize was a handsome silver cup '"'
sss1Ss s'
sSi eNS to St M 'isF s
and then paddle home the skill St course. lie.
IL G:..s: f 4. Rrs,s Il
-S HeGs ~
l. W. boat s1s:aoS %fes Y Ss spsSs.ISfs
victor and rocsvsd as the Prize very complete camp
third wa. the Longest rae. Of II: sail
fst s.SSs S
af@ssIs Ss ~ Sds, Ssp S Es9s ON
q e y y sS'S Ta Ssrs e e.. s
Snd Afsr passing ts house SnCS the dnSl course BE-
4, Riina1os RossiiS second in II minutes The prize
isp.a tandem PAGING Of
sinos Midget; \, y Grimm and 4 \, Taylor canoe
MerksrA Tho swift and regular padding Of the GsSseI
boys carried them bone AZ winners Ia 4minuteS 80
paddles was the prize IN this event
The NTH race was hurry sourry race In this race
Nifty feet from ths boat house 4oat Attic word zach
man Owed Into the water and swan to the nrst boat
he could reach and then began the 4dqous labor Of
Shsms e. eSsoT had Ss Sns
and II. n. Taylor started And hAd very close swim
% II. yS and as 3 p e. S
American Canoe Association.
~ place OF the upset sailing tournament was
substituted and this was another novel event Two
canoes entered In each of which there two men
one 70 do the padding while the other standing up
Niellu long pole TO the end Of which attached some
,ing IKE an enormons PuH ball The object 10 that
prod a. ~ throw hin out Of tie boat The night
h'iwecn the Gessler brothers and q. Moore and
Hand Tho tourney started OF Ia very ~ ely manner
and several nne pTods were given but r. 4. GesEer
managed 10 give his opponent the finishing stroke
hTstbrAnd suit was tho prize
This Nm shed the sport Of the day and the guests at
ter pAItakinE Of bouutful collation. Eetrd with feel
iRgi OF general satisfaction The club viii give another
regatta during the mOAth fJuy.
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Live stock Market.

NV i"RE, Friday, May ~ -ReCeipts of besVeL
car loads for tho market aud ~ loads consigned
direct to glSug,terers The market rued steady nj
former prices Poorest % best Suld at - 70
500 H. TO ms, bans aud d.y COWS AT - l1GsSS so
Latest cable from London Quotes American steers rm
a. haRluc r. n, dressed weight aud American Tefrig
Grated beef steady a. scart 80. 4 10 NJ shipments 10
day 10 morrow Un Dr"yes aud Ugui quarters VI Lorf
Receipts of calves, G,h hrti. Market Arm. Eebl5
sold NJ SISSt5b e lpu H.
Receipts OF sheep aud lambs including . car loads
consgnsd direct, we're 4't head sheep ruled sinriN
saSe[ lambs nrm sheep sold at s. 4Uds.H II n 100
llHc n. dressed lambs steady at l24'al5c
Receipts OF lORA including Load tor sale "A va
were 74l head Market steady Al S4ssSi 10 = ia rA
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Tho Thomas Summer NIEhts, Concerts,

There was beer as we'll as music to be had at
Theodore Thomas's first summer nights con-
cert at the Lenox Lyceum last evening. but the
beer was not on tap in the concert ROOM and
the music could scarcely be heard in the base
ment below. Hundreds Of people however.
were content to remain in the concert room
only during the intermissions.
me concert. the first OF a series OF twenty
eight. was In all respects a success Mr.
first appearance and nearly every selection
was applauded with enthusiasm. The audi
ence was largo as well as enthusiastic and
many OF the boxes as we'll as the larger part OF
the floor were occupied.
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Dublin Men decorate Moore. Bust

Sixty patriotic Irishmen, members Of the
Dublin Mems Association. paid tribute to tho
memory of Thomas Moore yesterday. The
pedestal ofthe bust Of the poet in Central Park
was almost hidden by colossal harp. A
wreath OF roses and ivy leaves was placed
name were framed with exotcs. laurel sash
was Topped from the left shoulder OF the bust
A band played The Minstrel Boy" and then
President Joseph d. Weldrick OF the associa-
ton. Major Il. 4. Dreamer, and others spoke Of
tho poets genius, and the Dublin men marched
away to the stralns OF Believe me II all those
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4 GREAT COOKING MAIN.
Tho Homo Birds swept the Deck by Win.
ming Two out or Every Three BnttIes.

The Homo Birds Swept the Deck by Win
ming Two Out OF Every Three battles.
Bos1oN, May 9o-sporting men from all parts Of
eastern Massachusetts conEreRated at certain wooded
spot in Brighton and witnessed ono Of tho biggest cock
ing maius seen these parts In many day. 1t was
veritab'e carnival OF lighting. 1t opened with three
scrub battles for $50 side each between Milton Brain
tree and Brighton birds and Brighton took all of them
Then came main of three battles for 500 a side DO
tween Brighton and Braintree birds Brighten won
ond went to BrAintree in nine miputes
Another main OF three battles for $500 between tho
rame pa rites then caimed the attention OF tho sports
Brighton of these also In eight and six minutes
respectively while the Brantree bird needed sixteen
minutes TO kill his adversary.
The third main of the day was for 500 side be
tween Brighton AshmonL and Hyde Park birds
Again Br Ghtou cocks won two battlts and Hyde Park
backed out of tho third match
and afternoons sport closed with grand tourney
OF scrub battles varying from s. 10 $50 side
More than ST. 90 changed hands on tho result Of tho
ain
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j. Louis Malones challenge TO play any one In tho
world for $500 side has been accepted by Albert Pow
ers, through his hacker J II. Romano the Western
sporting man. who has charge OF George Hawkins tho
horsemans business interests IN Chicago Powers 70
cored the following telegram from Romaine on Thurs
day afternoon:
have covered Maones 500 forfeit, with the Bruno.
Powers las covered your forfeit and accepts your
challenge condition that games be played early part
of July J. H. RohAINE lSS Clark otreet
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Jake KlIraln ia wnlInr to Fight Again.

BALrrBoRE. May SO-JaEe Kilrain is here lie says:
~ feel strong and open for match II the purse
suits. MuioOn wrote on tho 10th that he would try
and arrange for meet with Ed smith, who is about
my build Smith beat Cleary and is very clever
have not heard Anytl thing from Mudoon since IWsnt.
ed TO meet MoAuifS but learn that he has arranged
with Sullivan attend to get in good form I have =
Ariel Club house two years ago and nobody has taken
II away viii make VI It, AS to light would Klvo
most anythingto have another chance AT CorDett Ho
has pretty long reach"
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Fonr rer-on- KlIIea ey On E,press Traln.

MARION. Ind, May 30-Mra. o. j. Stone and
two children and Mrs Winner were killed at
l p, II. to-day by a Chicago, st. Louis and
Pittsburgh express train half mile east Of
the city. The train was late, and was running
ffty-nve miles an hour. The women wore In
a buggy, which was caught on tho front Of
MIS-. Storo was wedgAd In between the pilot
and th" buggy and her mock was broken. Her
Mrs. Winners. wero instantly killed. The ac-
counts so 10 show that their horse was run
ming away.
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K. Emmett the actor, who sailed for Europe on tho
Teutonic fortnight ago got back TO town yesterday
tho Britannia lie left the country before had On.
trey recovered from tho effects OF tho spree which
caused the disarranRenent OF his pans His wife got
her decree " divorce ON Wednesday last The actor
had intended 70 take rest in London but changed his
mind when the TsutOnic got into Queenstown barb
and caught the Britannia Just as she was leaving
New YORK IL is reported that he spent large sum Of
money on the steamer. and gave away u lot more
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Tho Cracker Makers. Trust.

MINNEAPOLIS, May Bolt is reported that the nnal
papers have Just been signed for tho formation OF tho
cracker trust with capital OF $40 and ncIud
ing nssontons have been eunun,.h n v ths
Quietly. There has been pool In operation for some
tlmo profits being divided agreed percentage but
tbs has proved unsatisfactory and the trust The re-
suit. Tbs liIlioridge Bremner C9mpeny's local man.
been formed but refused TO give any detailA
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nnlr mccarthy wasn't. In Ii.

San FRASolsco, May 30 Robert PitESimmons Of New
Zealand fought his first nsh night in this country last
night at tho California Athletic Club for purse o.
$3.50 and knocked out Billy Mccarthy OF Australia In
nine r0undA
Pit1simmnns avoided hts opponents blows and land,
ed apparently Will upon the AuHualiAns head and
face until they hed profusely while Fltzsimmons
muined unmarked.
mccarthy Was Knocked down several timeG during the
fight and unable to respond after the ninth round
The most promising place for new mAnufactorIes Is
Salt Lake city She possesses wonderful market az
all imaginable produets Her mining
developing remarkably In character aud quantity.
Manufacturers should investigate Salt Lake CitkTAaU.
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The yachts in the various squSdron1 Of the COrnlhlan
Navy began their cruise yesterday They viii assemble
atNew Rochelle to-day The sloop Charles WoIdr. IN
command Of Nice.CommOdoro Day passed Sands
POint, bound east, at 3 r NJ yesterday.
The BAyswAter Yacht Clubs race Jamaica Ray
which wss 60 have taken place yesterday, was post.
pOned until jugs,
The new sloop Carita owned by cx-Commodoro
Barnes took her maiden sail with the
beet ysSterdAy She attracted much attention by hsE
handsome sbApe,
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Tho NlilInr RIas Clnh.

The Miller Rife Club of HobokOn. s. IL Dewey Cap
tain held its annual shoot at the Park Union
Hi. yesterday The contests on the two targets rins
and point began at . A. NJ. when a large number
OF members. well ms many shooters from New York
Jersey City and Newark were assembled the range
Toward noon the ATTENDANCE fell OF somewhat as
many OF the participants wished also shoot at the
Newark SchuetLen Park. where the Newark Shooting
Society held all open 10 all competition.
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Injured on a Trottlne Track.

A horse rot took place in FelGmans Queens County
Park hAspsth yesterday As the two first horses
down the stretch, william BArts OF Goerck street. New
York stepped the track where the third horse
was Before he had time 70 get back again the horse
struck him and went rolling in the dust throwing
Jockey Joe Lee heavily the tTnck Both tie jockey
and BArtsn were UNCONSCIOUS Lee was not very seri
ously Injured Dartellb 1kull was fractured
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Nal oney D,d Not Come Along.

It Is expected that exAdermHn Dempsey will sur.
render himself at the District Attorneys ocs oday or
Monday.
MoSrREaL May 3o-DempSey left here for New York
on the az Central Vermont train on Wednesday even.
ing billy Mooney saw him on Molonsy and De Lacey
remain here. John keonSn's family arc stil at the
l,ian
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Gen. Siekles Says There IL Ono Flag Only
for Americans

Boston. May 9o.-Gcn. Daniel E. Sickles aj-
dressed the members Of Edward Kinsley Post
112. G. A. r.. to-day. After making an appeal
for increased pensions. he concluded with u
reference to the unveilinR OF the statue OF Gen.
ee nmredaa am m Hnnava aS S Sv ro,cor
any spirit OF hatred God forbid, but | am a
Union soldier, and | love my flag, and | say
here. and will say everywhere. that Tor Ameri-
cans there is but one flag great cheerinRI--the
flag OF Bunker Hill and Saratoga, and York
aRS ET IT'S s on
the. flag Of Scott, Marlborough, Perry and
Jacksonville flag Of Lincoln, the flag of Han
cock. the flag OF Grant. the flag OF Washing
ton. lApplause.l 1t ia the only iiaR which rep
resents the right, and in our charity let US not
forget the difference between right and wrong"
| Oud nnnlanSa.l
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nurIur Another HIseuIt HaLerr.

KEwBuRrFoEr. May 3n-YoSterdAy the plant OF John
Pearson Son wholesale bakers Of this city trans.
ferred to 70 the New York Biscuit Company The com.
pany vii take possession on June J. and win largely In.
ssG6sLed in 1892 by the father OF John Pearson
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CELEBRATING THE OLD FAC.
The Riehnond Demonstration Furnishes
the Grand Army MeetinE n Text.


tho Grand Army MeetinE Text.
The Metropolitan Opera House was filled last
night at the Grand Army's Memorial exercises.
EI-Judge Van Hoesen called the meeting to
order and Gen. Alger, Grand Commander, pre-
sided. Secretary Tracy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas c. Plat were in one Of tho boxes.
Probably tho oldest soldier there was Major
General L. d. keyes. who had celebrated his
eightieth birthday the day before. Another
veteran was Col l.. NJ. Dayton. Con Sherman 8
old adjutant. Col. Elliott +. Shepard sat on
the front row with n heavy cane, which he
whacked vigorously on tho floor whenever any
one said nag" Gen. AlRer must at once have
panied and delighted the Colonel whom no said:
At tho very hour when we commemorate our dead
In another part Of tho country another great OF
people are holding services in celebration OF the deeds
OF those who sought to destroy tile country and yet
strong the nation that 1t IA not endangered al all 10y
this fact Applause! We hear Of many flags nova.
days being displayed in different parts OF the country
but we give notice that in this land Of ours there
Tremendous applause
Three cheers for the old flag" cried some
one In the audience. and they wero given wi h
will. and were followed by more applause
or pensions Gen. Alger said:
=, There are 400 GO q. AR men who to day demand
less wives and children Of those Who are dead sa 6e
supported by The government, Money paid for pen.
to oOoooO persons in all parts Of tho country.
Congressman J. 2. Dolliver OF Iowa also re-
ferred to the Richmond celebration. He said:
We should so teach this generation to appreciate what
SoSn!rS - OF '"f
PlSg,s tn. nation be: ss. Than ha!t conquered ne
rsmsn ps. ' Of our 0atf n S
tiona NE. Loud and lonS.eontinued applause aud
. 3 The The q y5ss 70 ynf Ss
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George HI. Medal,

sALHM MasG, May 8o.-Mr A 4. KnoWlton dug up In
Addison Cogswelrs garden AT Essex on Thursday an
old medal with tho royal Of Britain upon one side
and on tho reverse tho head of George III with wig
and queue The Inscription on the face Ia "BrGnnia
and on the reverse "GeoTfus III, Del Gratia RsX"
The media IA inches In diameter and quarter Of an
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Nine PRISONERS Break Jail.

BpHiNorTLp. Mo. May SCAT O'Clock today nine
prisoners made their escape from the county JAIL
among them being Scott 0ner and Berry. the Douglas
county burglars The prisoners csught the hiler
he came to Feed them forced MIN i4to dungeon and
taking the ksyG unlocked evory cell. ono VI the pri
onerG Jos b, Berry. refused ~ e.,
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A Sad Memorial Day for Johnstowu.

JoHSsToVN, Pa, May 3o,-A solemn feeling prevails
the thoughts OF the people Involuntary revert to
Decoration Day year ago which was the last day
upon earth for thousands Of LohnatownS people The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-31
Twenty Meu Get IA Duck,pK.

About thirty feet OF the Strugpece OF an old wharf
on the East Newark sdo Of the Passac River gave way
during ono of boat races Twenty were sitting
on tho portion which gave way and without n mo-
ments warning they were plunged into seven feet OF
water. The exhibition they made wa4 more oomlca
the binE fhsn they disappeared in quest Of dry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-31

Delegates from different societies OF tho Catholic
Young Mems National Union at the Cathedral rec
tory yesterday, The National President tie Rev. N j
LaveIe presided. i was determined TO hold the an.
nuAl convention at Washington on Oct and b. Daniel
Doughery and Bishop Reaus rector OF tie CRthOIc
University, will address tho Convention.
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A NIIne ON Fire.

AsHLASp Pa, May GA IRE was discovered thia
morning in the blopc tho Hast COery II feared
that the nre VIII lpr al TO tie main workings pres
is rOnnneq u tito old water level DRIFT aud the
officials are endeAVOrlnE 70 cut the flames on from
the slope IL originated In the loose coal IN IhO dEfE
Uut how y ~ yet unkR0Wh -
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When Baby was sick, We gave her cAstorIa,
when she was Child, sho cried for CGstOria,
When she bOCAmS Miss she chung 70 CAs.OriA,
WhSA ShS had Children. she gave thSn CAStSTiA
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FIushinE's New Church.

The corner stone OF new Baptist Church for Flush
ing was laid In Sanford avenue yesterday. Tho
r MiddleditCh, T. V. W. Rooster Edward bAsln John
A French and d. C. EDDY. Tho building will be Of
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The Portuguese Chamber OF Deputies Committee haa
approved tue cabinet proposal TO increase all taxes h1
per cent.
The Moscow RlA1an Commercial Bank viii shortly
TAdo In that region.
Fire yesterday In tho large house furnishing sstab.
lshment OF sherman Manning, Lowell caused los
OF about 81 Cos Insurance. S2S00o
Carl KaSeTs frame barn In Buffalo was burned yes
hameA Tho loss amounts TO several thousand doliAF1.
William IL, Luce aged o. a welLtodo farmer Of War
saw Y, cut his throat and thOn jumped Into mil
pond on IhqrsdAy evening while mentally unbalanced
from partial paralysis.
Emperor William is making satisfactory proRrsAa To-
ward recovery from tho sprkn OF his right foot sustain
ed by jumping from his carriage last Sunday His VIh
70 81. Petersburg has been postponed TO Aug. IA
Frank Livingston Of Springfield MasG, has sued the
Court that city for S30O00 He fell through q de-
Colon.
A quarrel over tho possession of n keg Of beer in
faa sSUnE o. snfy JSDhstuH By joins hs SSaSa
noted local Desperate In his assault CRuoh pSed .
pruning knife aud almost diSombo* sllsd his victim
The congregational church in Fairfield, Conn.,, .
Thursday night en.AllinE a loss Of 5000. The tro
originated IN tho oil room Ia tho chapel aud there
beng NJ nTe apparatus IN tic town, Sac names could
not he checked.
wife WAR oleased n few days go Yesterday lie went
TO Ills home and hdmIttahce was refused Inn ne
stepped tho sidewalk drrp ltevOlNsr AID shoE
himself IN tie abdomen. He WEI d'r
Tho nominations for the general 'lsctons IN ontario
took place on Thursday 1Ao Hon phver Mount re.
wler aud ", q Meredith let.rr - IN siugn we're
each NJ ed By geSlsmaton NJ LyanuT7" AsssL+h
Iasting, we're also namel by accamat '". lhs cleo
tons Niu 10 held On June
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M 10. AZ BrOome street william Friedman 8
apartments damage $50; $50 IL Leonard street. Mira
Millers apartments damage s.
M.-2.B. 1871 kYingIUn street, N. COhen'B apart
ments, damage AliRlt
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J4cKsos MAY so-Tho United states jury in the case
OF Train Robber Rubo Smith after being but twenty
four hours stood seven 10 i've FOR AoQuita This eye
Ing tho Jury discharged.
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LEXINGTON May 3o-stslla r., bay hy, two years by
been sold by ", IL Force Jr FlsmnEton n j., TO + c.
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ME-, uollapd,s Death In q RaiIr DAD Static

PATERSON May SO-hrs. Margaret Holland, AgSd 60
OF Jersey City dead 70 night or heart dbSaA0 In the
Susqu ehAunG Railroad station while on her way home
after spendiuK tie day with relatives In this city
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SMALL SPORT FOR SAILORS,
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER BUT NOT
ENOUGH WIND.

Hundreds of Craft Anoat in the Rivers. the
sound, ard the bay, Some for = Brush,
and sone Just for = Pleasant sail
Yesterday was moro OF q soldiers day than q
sailors day, and the weather set the yachts
men a RrumblinR from sunrise till far into the
afternoon. Instead OF the strong and steady
breeze they had looked forward to for week
past there wasn't wind enough to Ill hand
kerchief, not TO speak OF q mainsail. when
signals we're given to start the many fleets Of
white winged beauties on their various
coursea
Twenty-seve shippers. with picked crews
in white jackets, mustered on board as many
yachts OF the Knickerbocker Yacht Club of
Port Morris and came for the line when Judges
George Gage o. H. Chelborg, and q. r. Smith.
Jr. fred the starting signal gun at 11:l6. Tho
boats got away with all kites aloft on the star
board tack close. hauled. to light breeze from
the southeast. with the Alice first followed by
the Torno. Rosetta A.. Katch, and the May
On board the iron steamboat Taurus at least
800 Jolly HRrlemites cheered them on.
Tho light air sent them along at good gait
through the narrow channel between North
and South Brother Ielands, and as soon as
they reached the open they split taoks When
sSou short s es into Bay pom the
20 WindWara o Of Hunts DOCK on the starboapd
tack, and tackled just east Of It at 12:25. The
big catboat Edna held the starpoard tack till
close up with Barretts Point. when she won't
about and began the wlndward work In
earnest.
There was music and dancing on board the
steamer. and a collation.. whilo the yachts
driited to Throgg's Neck. for the wind died out
again before milestone was reached. The
course was twenty miles to and around Gang
way buoy, at the entrance to the sound, and
return. A southerly breeze came from over
the Long Island hills soon after three o'clock.
and the feet made q pretty picture as they
came down for the outer mark which was lufIed
around by, the leaders as follows: Kathleen,
Hawk. 8:4O:47: Myra, :49:iO: Gigele, 3:45:O7;
Rosetta A.. SAT AS. and the rest within half an
hour. 1t was a beat back to Throggs Neck in
q good breeze and a reach from there to the
finish. Here Is the summary:
cIlAa l-aLooPA AND CUI1ERS