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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

IN 1856 Mr.. Lee and Mr. stewart founded the CORN
THAN Yacht Club The articles OF association set iorh
tho objects Of the club follows: ITO encourage
and promote the Interests Of Yachting in American
waters and increase the knowledge Of naval archi-
lecture and Of navigation the part Of members OF
the association and more particularly 10 encourage
and promote the study and knowledge Of navigation
and Stewardship among the members Of the club ana
30 encourage and promote the designing management
and handling Of yachts by their owners; and to IN
stitute from time u time series Of CAREFUL expert
nents for the determining Of all questions affecting al
lowance for size model rig in order to insure cor
rect measure Of comparison between yachts for racing
purposes
Such are the principles of true Corinthian Yacht
ing To-day il Is the ambition Of almost every yacht
owner to 10 able to handle his boat. The privilege
OF being member of the COrinthan Is one sought
for among young men of wealth 50 much has the
desire 10 be a COrinthan grown that wellknown
broker makes business Of furnishing amateur crews
10 Yacht owners. on his list some Of the best
known cMbmen in New-YOrk. But one cannot get
on the list until he has served his apprenticeship and
is able 20 prove that ne is cOmpete" TO perform the
duties Of sailorma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

saudfor Il. Pomcroy owner Of the yaTi NoHpa .I.a
and formerly adwira! of the COrinthan CIub' y ~
an expert sailor. a good hcmsman ana q hdSt1trGp,,,
lie like all the prominent members 81 Inc 20 ~
Club IS deeply Interested IN the question OF pI"Pc'
measurement and tine allowance for racing I"i, ~
william Eutcr Duncan. lr.. j. eTaHGnl' ~ Va
Naval Academy. He owns the cutter Huron hhu
sails her Being o graduate Of the Naval A'ahchN
II goes without saving that he is good ndVltt"r
lie f. expert Iva sailing. ana strong aHn"'"V ~
Cornthian yachting since owning the huron ne
has studied her and the banding OF her unui
lie can sail her TO perfection.
I Rogers Maxwell is well known a sailor ana
designer He has designed and built several boats.
all of them successes. Among them are the schooner
Crusader and Mr. MaXwcll's latest venture, me s"9p
shamrock lie sails h.s own boats ana D." one COMO
sail them better. In personal appearance Mr. Max
we'll looks what he s-a thorough sailor Inc strength
OF the sea is in his every look and movement
DR.. j. c. barron. the owner Dt the cutter cara ].
also a Coruthian Of note. lie has made study on
scamanshp. navigation and naval architecture ior
years and T. thoroughly competent man In any
position on board ship.
4 Cass Garfield has achieved reputation as a
Corlnthian vachiSman and as a designer. Among the
boats which he has built the cutter Iris ana the
schooner sea Fox. Tho Fox especially has re
Nectcd great credit her designer. Among The
Younger Corinthians who acquiring fame A. helms
men is Edmond FISK a Of l.. \ FISK, ~ the GRAY
ling. Young Mr.. FISK generally sans in the 'hpcta"
and has done some very good WORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
BRITAIN AS UNSTABLE AS ouIcKsAND.

rho Inconsistency Of Lord salisburys present.
ir'o ~ cnnnor,i with ms admissions and PROPOSE
lions of ls-o is perfectly clear. the proposltion
came from him that close 'cssson be 18TH ~ tho zeal,
lie proposed 10 limit vessels I" an approach 'p
- man coo mile to the seal isance, aIer ~, ~
nhtttd 80 n distance limit Of ten miles. which a. Mr
Elaine suggests refusing to accept the ams
would suit the poacherr almost as "rI, az Is nStided
Nv The cmrsc oi Lord salisbury IN questioning ue eood
f,I,h ~ he british prOpO' ltl0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
ATTACKING A VALUABLE POSSESSION.
From The Boston Herald Clugwump).

The seal ,hcries IN I;ehring Sea need TO be thor
oughly protected in order that they may " lnu.hlnh
maintained They form possession OF great N"'uc
.n the United states. having CapltalHd Wolth' ar
interest now Co.'s. OF between T.ioooooVo ana
$40 600 900. The acts Of the Canadian sellers arr
pr serves and with their destruction worid ,, nc IN
rnlvcd the downfall Of u very pioitIblc i.hehNl ~
dustry consisting In tho dressing ANA uSehg 81 uc
skins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
Jrr1ECAxADA'e EFrEoNTERY.


Of course England Is uominally the "trr parry ",
t1Is controversy. lut a. a matter ~ 1't HI.''u'
la, u,tie intcr.. I'm and little heart for y rum"
"niuion I'm trcat Britain. NJ doG't WOMB aPhr"NH
- a convention 10 protect the ,"al. ana H'''u Ur
rInv"ntiou when Canadian Influences int"r'"f'l -
rrnvcn, il The RAJ scat ~ tluuhr +, in IN" l'r,
..o,.crrtprut Of the Dominion. ia" men VINO RUN ~
or. a SCI - lolhcr~ and trict~'"r~. wh" mr..
cheap local reputation by constantly nagths a, tn'
IN international affair they ar" disposed ~ ",n
tbc Fmplrc INTO complications with thiN country lu
~. cchlcesnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

by the Intrepid. under the skllful management Oh
Lloyd Phoenix. -, h..
Another graduate of the Naval Academy VINO mas
vron fame as a Corinthan is Montgomery hooseNc'
SCHUYLER The bearer Of three ilusirlous names t'
graduate of the finest naval college III .o
en-,or is a most enthusiastic Cornthian. In navi-
cation he is an expert as a sailor and commander
he has few equals. To him Yachting Is "a S SadDS
matter and no one more freely graSps thc deeper
meaning of its COrinthian phase. Ills yacht Is I'o
nnttcr bclvyn built By Fife, Of Arlle, III loo4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
CORINTHIAN YACHTSMEN.
SKILLED SAILORS. But ALL AMATEURS.


WEALTHY MEN WHO DO ROUGH WORK BEFORE
THE MAST FOR THE LOVE OF THE SPORT
II Is not many years ago that Corinthan yach'lhs
was the exception. Now il Is the rule. Before lo'i
no yacht club held Corintian regatta I"c s''iIs
master and the professional sailed the yac' ao
the owner was merely passenger. This II is easy 10
see is the lowest type of yachting ana mafe "nt'"
of purse icf factor in the sport as money con" 'o
the best talent and the of the best hanucu '
might scarcely know which end OF ms boa' "c.' "'n'
Yachting means something more thah tlS' IL u'''
NOT the Government would never have given yacht
ension and officially recognized yachting as FACTOR III
the maritime policy Of the Nation. 1t means te ''cr
ing Of a maritime spirit among the men oi "eAI'" an"
intelligence for Yachting On large scale must Oh
necessity Away be confined I" men Oh H''dn"'' ''0
DEVELOPMENT f type aud model in naval archi'cctue,
and The furnishing of Il sport. in the pursuance &"
which skill hardihood and all manly qualities are
brought into play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
WE YANKEES WILL NOT SURRENDER.


From The NITHIN T'NF''|'' :. =, -. trdIc-
The mastery manner In when VIZ hia,,' III tbc
I1ti.h Foreign Oncc pa'cN Nhe'I'ih "'P''"
III r Ir, fct il canada ha> boon c,amoginc 50 vcl"m
cnty against the United states mat Encana mas -
do something. There Is ,pHt W ~ =, rr'
9'rtnna,c complications II IN" Hon" Gov'runrn'
remained inactive. he o~r,Sponlc,Ce "an w ~
fhr nltrd states Government will 40; rrccdc RON
,hc po,iti0n II Ia, assumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

BESIDES the Corinthians who have nchcVcu a rcpu
ation as ndvigatOrs, helmSmcn and designers therc
is another large class who have achieved reputation
bv the skill with which they perform tIc Wotk OF
foremost hands These are In great demand whcn
a Cornthian crew il TO be made up They are all
men OF wealth and clubmcn, some of them counting
their wealth up into the millions. Inc sklll Wlbl
which they can perform the duties Of an able seaman
rrovos that il not necessary to come aboard snip
through hawsc pipes In order % be sailor Among
the best Of these amateur neiackcis are Dr j. NJ
Woodbury. and Robert Cornell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
TO PROTECT OUR SEALS.
MIR BLAINE'S ADMIRABLE COURSE
WHAT LORD SALISBURY CANNOT ANSWER.

WHAT LORD SALISBURY CANNOT ANSWER.
From The Boston Advertiser.
II is impos,ple for any candid and intelligent
reader Of the Benring SEA Correspondence 10 ucuy
that secretary Blame has presented the Amercal
case 10 Lord salisbury with cOnsnnhlatc lOICc'
fairness and tact Nor is 1t easy. at any rate III ms
latitude and longitude 10 see how ms Chains Gan
lie successfully disputed. Certainly tne h!I'i,h
Premier has not been successful In ms attempts 70
break them down The whole case IS III nutshell
For 200 wears England achDO~ edged Kus>la'> sic
rights in that part Of the world long known 20
gcOgraphers a. Russian America Including bonn
The land and thc adjacent waters. Russia sold To
the United states all her rights. How, tlcn, can
England refuse To what she did hot refuse l"
Russia!
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KEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier ~. North RIVER
VAST kAPKESS MAIL SERVICE
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y SHORT ROUTI TO LONDON.
NFwY0KK SOUIHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
steamer, al tT9T p,I '29t a., ioooNen'
Lain We'd. July 80, y. N. + DIR sat Aug - noon
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Aug. = 80 a. Vera sat. An-. IL. p H.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
Wayyacye ,,ZgOdy'

Artykul wsteFa Zgody"
Nr. 10 pod tytHfen: Niece
o wojnie "-powinien noslc ty-
tut: ,,Nleco o waryacyi." Ist-
ny waryat muslai ten arty
kuf pisa6. Cd poczatku do
konca czuc go zaktadem Bo-
nifratrow.
Rozumny / z pofozeniem
rzeczy obeZnsnY, chocby ME
-zwiazkowiec, ze smntkiem
ubolewac mus! mad moralnym
upadkiem tego organu, ktory
to niby szerzy oSwiate, umo
ralnia ]ud, uczy cywill2uje;
zas rozsadny zwiazkowlec ru-
mienlc sic musl na te plsal1e
zwiazkowe blazehstwa.
Gdyby tylko 0 tych rozum-
nych ludzl nam chodzilo,
przeslibysmy mad ia kolowa-
cizna zwiqzkowa W mllczenia
do porzadku dziennego, bo
jestesmy przekonanl, ze po-
dobne gryzmo1y 1ch ME zgor-
sza; ale ze te elukubracye
tych waryatow wpadnq talk
re W rece mniej wy<sztalcc-
nych i ME dosyc obeznarych
z wfascIwym stanem rzeczy,
musimy vice wszystiSle te NE
dorzecznosci, |Stamstwa, fitsze
sprzeczki i. t. d. cho3 W malq
zebraG wia2ke oswiec!G le
swiatlem prawdy.
Gl6wnq kary godna wada
tego dtugiego artyiuiu Jest
wiellie pom!qs2a2ie pojec,
branie jednego pojecia "a Aru-
gie-zbijanie zarzutow, kto-
rych Mkt rozumny ZwiqzIlo-
Wi ME robi, a tendencyine
przemllczenic czynlonych mu
rzaczywlsc!e re wszech stron
zarzutow.
ZwjazeS, .. Zwiqzkowcy, a
szczegolnle narzelna klil1a-to
dwie bara2o rome odrq bne
r5eczy. Zwiqzek N. P, jako IN
stytucy" Z konstytucya iawna
] wszystkin znajoma, Jest IN
stytucyq dobrq, chwalebnq, pa
tryotyczna. Nc tam W konsty-
tucyi ME ma, coby sic spree
ciwlaio zasadom wary lub mo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22

kultarkapfu (okoto l6 Milo
now pddanu b;skupom ksie-
zom, aby wypuszczono zaka-
ny do kraju, ably przyw:oco-
10 dozdr ksezy mad szkolami
wreszcie ably re staroliISa-
mi porzadek zroblono.
Ma to odrzeki p. Gossler,
ze W sprawie wstyzyn1anych
plenledzy przed}ozy Rad W
naibllaszy dniach odnosny who
SEX sejmowi Go Go innych
spraw odpowledziaf minister
wym;]ajaco. Wytkuat mu to
zaraz dr.. Windthorst, a pewne-
go hrabiego, kt6ry dowodzif,
ze kulturSampf pows.al sam z,
s1eble, pouczyf, ze ks. Bis
marck kulturkampf wywolaf,
w'dzac, 2e zbiadzi1, poczaf 90
usuwac. Jego 1astepca powi-
MEN resztki praw kulturkamp-
fowych usunac.
KS. DIR. Stablewsl1i, ktory
potem g1os zabrai skarzyl sic
2e Polakom jeszcze jest gorzei,,
anlze(i katolikom nienleckim,
DO ME tylko, co katoicy ni..
ale )eszcze .jezyI po.,-
ski narcdowosc polska sa
ucisnienie Nowy kanclerz powis
MEN wzglede.n Polakow po-
inaczej, aniAeli ks.
Bismarck.
Potem zabral giv liberal p.
Eyncrn, kt6ry Jest profesoren
prawa, ably przeciw Wludthor-
Stow movie, ale pozal sic
boze! lego slowa byly take,
ze sic Z nlch poslowie katol;c,
~ wysnlali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
edaktor wydawca; HierOnim Der&lowski.

Nanny jeszcze prze-
szlo 100 Kalendarzy
Maryahskich i jeszcze
d4uzszy czas bedzie-
my je rozse1ali darmo
przyjacio}om naszym,
kt6rzy zap}acili ca}o-
roczny abonament "a
WIARUSA.
NOWI ABONENCI, ktorzy
diva dolary naprzod opfaca,
dostana opr6cz Kalendarza
Maryanskiego dwie ksla2eczki
(Nabozenstwo do sw. Jozefa
l Proroctwa o Polsce) a mad
to przez ca1y rok darmo i'm
posefac bedziemY gazetke pod
tYtufem K O sclusz TX O.
ABONENCI, kt6rzy przesla
nam 2 dolary zaleg}ego aho-
namentu, odbiora W prezen.
Gle Kalendarz Maryahski j
,,Nabozenstwo do sw. Jozefa".
Kto juz odehraf w prezencie
ksiazeczki, mole dostac takAe
jeszcze ,,kalendarz Maryahski",
lecz musl znow przeslac do
lara, ktory mu bedzie policzo-
nv ma rachunek jego abona-
mentu.
Il szacunklem
Admlnistracya ,,Wiarusa''
Cor. 2 G Carimona Sts.
Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22
Aiby mad grObeIn.
(Scena sic dzieje ma glowne)
ulicy.)

uAlO}.)
Pre- c b o d zacy: Ach!'
COT widze!. ;. Zlemio, Rodzi-
c'elko nasza' Ktoz przyczyna,
ze ot tn W samem sercu ma
sze) stollcy cbaoz tw6j psuia-
czyjez |1osq nielitosciwogo cza-
su sc!ete legnq W tel szparze
2w1okl ponuryn e"hem
tweI rodzlclelskie) plersj, odpo-
wledz M, och! odDowiedz 0
Zlemio! Odpowiedz mi l ty 0
przedwleczny bo2e Hronos! ty
dldaskalos ton Sm;ertclnikon!
ty, ktorys dine, mieslqce, lata
wleki powlazywaf W snopki,
swego serca miotem ude-
rzyl W lat ognlwa, zbijajac. lie
W ogromne kowadlo, "a kt6-
rym wiecznle antybogowie ku-
"a peta! ty O]brzylnie, kt6rys
druglego Salamona osadzil ma
salamonowym krzesle, zrywa
j4c mic eglpsklch clemnoscl,
krGszqc Dzwonki | Dzwony
g'oszqce czynu i sumienia VOL
nose! ty, kt6ry swoja powu
ga obalasz irony a Zebem
(praWdzlWlc po nlemieclzu)
zakreslasz spraWieGIlwoscl
gran'ce = NOW, 0 NOW! cay
je zboIaie i z1amane spoclna
tn kosc'! Zaklinam i cieble,
potem zlany lSopa2zu, Sto po-
grzebanym bedzle tn M talk
publlcznym placu??!
* oD a CT (niedbale): Who-
p"Iemy rury, prosGe pana, Ilto.
reml 90 magazvnu popiyna
izY vase, wylewane "a.
nawrocenle grzesznik6w. -
j uOZ IS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22

Oto2 ME tudzcie siebie, me
tudzcie lnnych-powledzcie OF
warcie czem ]estescie; wteIy
przynajmniej. ME idac W wa
sze s!ady, ME bedziemy mie)i
prawa posadzac was o br#Is
wsze)klego charallteru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-22

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prawa posadzac was o braI;
wsze)|Slego charallteru.
4 obrad seimu pruskiego.
Czytamy W Gazecie Olsztwi
shlgi z 25 kw!etnia:
Sejm pruski rozpoczaf W
czwartek, zesziego tygodnia
swe obrady na nowo. Zaraz
Ma wstepie zjawif sic W sci
mie nowy kanclerz; pan Ia
priyi i przemowif do posf6w
Nasampr26d przyznaf, ze )aSo
zo1nlerz, trzymat sic zdala
Cd poI'tyki. Wspomiai 0 ks.
Bismarcku, mowil o mIodyln
cesarzu, ktory juz okazaE tax
Nien.com, jak Europe, DO
! czego dazy. M0wlf i o tenn,
re W Prusach wszystkc pozo-
stanle po staremu, ale Rad
chetnle nie)edno zmieni.
,,Rzecz Jest jasna, = mowif
jeneraf kaprivi, lie ks. Bis
marck byf "a nadto pote5ny
minister i ze lnni ministrOwie
musiell sic do .jego woli ma
glnac. WsKutek tego ME ie.
dna dobra / siuszna sprawa 70
staia zaniedbana poszla Ia
box. Ola tego teraz miListro-
vie beda miell wleceD swobo-
dy, on, Kanclerz Karprlvi,- =,
bedzie ich uwazai "a koleg6w
i wys1uchlwa1 ich zdanla. Go
tow tel be4zie nowy kanclerz
wysIuchac ka2dej sprawy, ma
ktora dotad ME brano dosta.
tecznego wzgledu, zbadaG Jana
nowo naprawic, co sic da.
Bed2lemy roplerali kazda do
bra sprawe, ktokolwlek sic O
uia dopomul.
Ma przen'6w!enic to odpo-
wiedzIel, poSiowie 4 roznycn
stronnlctw wyrazili swe zy-
czenla. L kutolickich posf6w
przemowif Dr.. Windthorst,
pochwalif dobre checi kancle-
RIA zaz9daf zmiany sposobu
opodatkwania izby bogatsi
wlecej p}acill a ubozsi mniej.
Zudai te& ably usunieto talk
zwane gazety r6iurzedowe,
'ltore jeno zioS6 i nienawlSG
W kraju budza. 0 to dopum,.
nali sic tez lnni poslowle.
Pan kaprivI przyrzekl, lie sic
. taklemi gazetami wdawaG
;ie bedzie.
Moze pan Kapr,vi cofnie
tel Bismarkowy zaIuz uczenia
dzlecl polslSich W szkole pol
sklego czytania plsania..
w Plqtek toczyiy SIC ohra-
dy ma0 eJatem ministastwa
osw'aty. Przy tel Okla ,yi wy
to2zyl' katollcy Polacy prze-
CIV pa;iu Gosslerowj wlela
sHarg wyll"zali gruntownie
za po|ozenla katolikow Pru-
sach Jest gorsze, niz poloze-
ME prolestantow. Pan Windt-
horst wyliczyl wszystko to, co
i,atolIkow na1bardziej clSnic.
My z2damy (tak mowlD, ably
W P:usach co Go katollkow
take stosunki zaponowaly, ja-
ile bY1y pred rokiem 1870.
W mlnlsterstwle powlnlen bye
0 idz'a1 dla spraw katol;cklch
z dyrektorem j radcami ka-
tohNaml; prawo protestowa-
mia przeclw ustanoWieniu pro-
boszczow dls wzgledow poll
tyeYnych powmno bye zniesio-
ne. Dalel upominoI sic dr..
Windthorst, Ab1 plenjqdze ME
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