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Yachting Gossip.

The Newark Yacht Club will hold its annual regatta
on SATURDAY. Anr ~ 1t gives promise OF being hg
hiRir hs ehirirs arc coming IN from nj! Clubs mem
l.. RS al tho New YORK Yachting Racing Association In
addition to tn, prizes for the winners IN the various
classes SPECIAL will hr gwen TO the boat making
tb- hist actual tin. 0y-r the course" Entries close
Thursday. Aug. ~ with William !. Adams itH Rr0ai
street N.wark. rr vii lain II Nrreland, 22a fro,t
suect hi. CITY. IN" r'gHua VIII lie governed by club
rules: time A.lowhn'e nn- minute 10 the 100: ten
nj course; ,rnEth water lln", nht'hII orrrhang
added,
The hret Of the New Haven Yacht club. on Its ANIMAL
crnta. dropped anchor ~ irtenP0rt hHrhoT. Gr-sn
port, l., on Nnnday evening. TO stranger bowling
along nrs ossly fullDNe by the srate ani the al
sncsof me nse, tn. ;a"h'snen were -nier'Alned at
the hotel ny the residents. and IN me evening the
yacht were Illuminated nni rcCrp ION rendered TO
Inc visiting hmat"lrtnr Yesterday morning signals
and anna cheers from Their rn;,rtslnrrs OF the nign
before the New Haven sailors sailed on Tor StOhingtun
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up well wcre tho Marguerite. Onicksten. end

up well were tho Marguerite. 0uickstep. and
Shamrock. They had quito n li'tlo race h"
tween themselves and finished close ,oG-thrr
The Katrina. one OF the fastest OF The Old 10
foOters did not show up very well. and SUR
prised her admirers BY, "a" POOR showing she
work and while she did not point very high,
she footed very fast. and for a long while held
second place from which she WAS finally dis
placed by the Constellation.
AZ soon as the fleet Strengthened ont IT was
seen that the Wasp. which had anchored in n
good position. outside Of Ihe harhor, was IN
windward OF the feet. The viator was second
and tho Oracle third, followed by the Ventura,
Blorana, Clara. Agnes. Shamrock. Quirkstep.
IToluois, Miranda, Lasca. Alcasa, Alert and
the rest OF the fleet
The Wasp. Glorana. Constellation. Quick
step. Viator. Clara, Iris, and number OF 9th,
err, work cd tho Long Island shore and seemed
to get more wind there. IN addition, to getting
out OF, the food tide, TIE Merlin, Aiea tGc
middle Of the Sound and hurEcd the tide. The
work over near tho Long Island shore; and
finished among the Leaders. The fleet hni she
Merlin. Lssca. Alces. Marguerite. Shamrock.
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a, position well outside the, hnrbor. SO
WIS W. and going long before a large number
started with her. but TOR some reason, after
of it. she dropped a boat over her stern and
kent away, from the Wasp during the rest Of
won ensiIy. it does not fol- ow that she can lent
the Gloriana by any such margin as she did
to-day il the latter j. trying.
The Lnsca and the Alraea had n bait royal
from tho very start. and hung to each other
during the whole run. During the early rart
of tho run there was not u hundred yards he
tween them for nearly an hour hen they srlit
tacks. and when they came together again tho
IHsra wcathcred the Gardiner boat by over an
cightl, Of mile. From this roint on She con
tinUel to gain.
nAynrd Thnynr's fine schooner Constellation
sailed in grand form; Sh, led the schooners
into the barber and finished few moments
after tho Wasp, Another. boat viii III did great
work was ". H. Forhcs's Merlin. She was
the crack oO-foot schooner two years ago md
from the manner in which sho sailed to-day
she may DO tho crack schooner his year, ~
she defeated both the Iasca and Acaea. The
two last named are hardly up to concert pitch
yet, and will undoubtedly do better later in
the cruise.
Among the other schooners which showed
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Drama. no said and the shellbacks on the
etringpiece agreed with him. as did also all

Drama. no satd and the shellbacks on the
stringpiece agreed with him. as did also all
the girls
When the last yacht in the procession van
Namoose kicked up her heels and gave the as
tonisled populace OF Glen Cove an exhibition
Of her talent. She was out OF sight before
New HAVEN. Aug. 2..AtI O'Clock sharp tho
starting signal was fired from Commodore
Elbrtdge T. Gerry's flagship Electra. and i'm
mediatsly afterward eighty, Of as flne steam
world broke. anchor and started for a fifty
mile beat down the Sound to Morris Cove.
New Haven Harhor The conditions this year
were almost precisely similar to the second
day OF the cruise last year. when the fleet had
O dead beat to windward OF sixtytwo miles
from Huntington to New London against an
easterly gale and high sea.
but there was quite sufficient to make things
interesting for the dandy amateur. SIX prers OF
the New York Yacht Club 1t was decided that
no formal time should be taken. and that the
yachts could break anchor as soon as they saw
ut after the signal was given. SO the long run
was robbed OF a good deal OF interest that 1t
would have otherwise possessed As it was,
that no thought his boat could beat and stuc K
to her until he was either beaten or in the lead.
T. here were two bright and glorious spec
tac es. One was the manner in which Nat Her-
reshofTs latest creation. the 46.iooter Wasp.
smothered the whole fleet and defeated last
years champion. tho hitherto unbeaten Clio
rlana. by over an hour. The, other was the
footers. the Alcaea. william GARDENERS latest
production. and the I.ascn. Cary smiths dandy
ccutreboard flyer; Tho Wasp did not arrive at
Glen Cove until late to-day. and took up
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CAL WOOD QUICKLY KILLED.
SUCCESSFUL EXECUTION BY ELECTRIc-
I7YI IN CLINTON PRISON.

He Received Four Shocks. but Wa. An
psrentiy Kiiiea By the First-No Burnine
or che Flesh and osiy . Slight Centrsc-
ton OF the Muse,es-Convieted ofthe Nur.
der or his Father.in.iaw on May 10, 500.
DANNEMoRA. Aug 1.-The first execution by
electricity in Clinton prison Is over. and has
proved tho most successful since the law was
signed. Tho victim OF tho fatal bolt was Jo-
seph Wood Of Warren county. who killed his
father-in-law, Leander Pasco. on May 10.
1890. He was convicted. but on appeal new
trial was given him. with tho same result
The last sentence was that he should meet
death the week beginning Aug. l. 1892. An
appeal to the Governor proving unavailing.
that sentence was carried into effect too
Woods wife, his brother Charles. and his
cousin, Lyman Wood. were permitted to bid
him farewell yesterday. The scene was affect
ing. Mrs Wood being completely Frustrated.
Warden Thayer had made tho most perfect
arran gem ents for the execution Tho dynamo
was placed several hundred feet from the
fatal chamber. and wires were strung In tho
rear OF the prison. Tho death chamber was In
the north wing OF the prison. The floor is OF
cement, but the portion containing the chair
Of death was covered with plankine. over
which was a rubber blanket. Over the chair
were suspended two rubber bngs filled with
salt water. which fed the sponges in tho cleo
| trodes. The execution was In charge OF War
don Thayer. assisted by DR.. Ransom. the
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Frank Mcehan. nine years old. was arraign ad
In the Yorkville Court yesterday morning on
the charge of burglary. This is the second
charge Of the Same kind mnde aga inst him in
tho last two weeks Ho is tho son OF James
Meehan. a mechanic living at $40 East Forty
first street. About July 20 Frank. with three
other boys. broke into the Church OF the Re-
deemer. aud carried away some Of the brass
fixtures He WAS the only one among them
arrested. mud was discharged on account OF his
youth. Yesterday morning the complainant
against him was Elisha J. Hunt. who look q
after the property Of Samue Sloan. at ] II East
family. On Monday last tho basement door %" OF
the house was broken open. and some lead
pipe. brass. and n bicycle were stolen. Hunt
had seen the boy looking in at the basement
window I!e went to young Meehan's home.
and found him In the street with the bicycle
aud had him arrested. The little prisoner was
held for trial.
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Tho Mnn Wouldn't Give his Name aud Was
Content ~ nh . Kiss from the Cbiid.

RED BANK. Aug. 2.-The Grace NJ Z. Church
OF this place had its annual picnic to-day.
Several hundred persons mostly women and
children. went to Highland Beach to spend
the day. Mrs. William Gray Of this place was
there with her little three.year. old boy. He
ran about IN the sand borefooted. Ho got
away from his mother without her. notice and
went down near the waves. A largo wave
knocked him down and tho undertow took him
out In the sea.
plainly dressed man sat some distance
away looking at the child. He rushed into the
break rs. and by hard work got tthe chilli
ashore. Tho. mother knew nothing OF tha
accident until sho saw the man carrying her
little boy In his arms Very few OF the people
witnessed the incident.
When the news spread every one wanted 10
do something for the child. Dry clothing was
put on him. While all this was happening the
man who had saved the child stood by lie
refused to give his nnme. Tho mother. in
tears. with her boy In her arms. went to the
man and thanked him. Tho boy kissed him
He smiled and walked away.
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OFF ON A BIG CRUISE.
A FINE START BIZ THE yET YOEK
-. YACHT CLUB's FLEET

Eighty STEAM ana Sailing Crart Beat Gu, OF
ue.psteaa Hsrsor-Giea Cove Gathers
.. Holiday Attire TO Sec the started
wintwsrd work to Morris Cove. New
Havss-Msny New Rea-, OF which
Much 10 Expected, Amene the Cruisers.
A eriz.led fisherman OF Glen Cove who
xazed out on the rufled surface OF Hemp
etead harbor at tho Now York Yacht Clubs
Respondent craft courtesying to the undula-
tions Of the tide. remarked that tho crack
cuba asssmblAges Of other years at Glen
Cove were not In II with yesterdays. He was
q veracious person. notwithstanding his call
ing. and all the wrinkled barnacles on the
strlngpiece Of the Glen Cove pier shifted their
ouids and endorsed his sentiments with
Aye. AVER
Tho fisherman had soon many summer
gatherings OF tho New York's yachts in the
beautiful. verdure- encom passed harbor. in
that memorable pnst before the skimmnG
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SHOT While Trying to Enter Another Mans
ICuse.

BUFFALO. Aug Ralph Allen OF 725 Jefrer-
son street shot and killed William Sweeney.
aged 20 years OF Al West Seneca street. short
ly before daylight this morning. as the latter
was trying to force IN entrance into his house
Swecncy's body lies in tho morgue and Allen
is under arrest. charged with murder. Allen
says that he was awak ened at 4 O'Clock this
He secured n revolver, and walked to the rear
door; Tho man was working at the kitchen
screen. when Allen demanded to know what
he wanted. He received no answer. Allen
opensd the door. and saw man. He took aim
breast Sweeney was taken to the hos rita |.
aud died few minutes ate 3 o'clock without
entering Aliens house,
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HOUsK-TO-HOUsE CANVAS
Tho Methods or the TIlden Campaign VIII
be Followed In North Carolina.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Aug. "A house-to-honse
canvas. similar to that made during the Til
den campaign OF 1876 will be prosecuted
throughout this State In the coming national
campaign by the Democratic managers. They
expect to be able to tell in advance just how
many votes the party can count on at each
voting precinct In the State. and also the
strength OF the opposition. -,
Unlike former Campaigns. the speaking Will
not be confined to tho towns and Villages.
Some OF the most effective speakers have been
assigned to country work. and much Of tho
elouuence OF the campaign will be delivered
ut country crossroads and other accessible
ively reach the farmers. Ex-Gov. Jarvis and
Mr. Elias Carr. Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor. will open the campaign ut WhiteNile.
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THINKS PERCY HAS CONE 10 SEA
Mr.. Nash HsA Just brought Hin from
EsgIand-He Was = Runaway There. Too.

Englaud-He Was = Runaway there. TOO.
Alfred Nash came here week ago last Mon
day by tho steamer Gallia from birmingham.
England. with his wife and Ave children. as
representative OF half a dozen manufacturing
concerns.
The family wont to the Hotel America, In
Irving place. Last Saturday tho eldest OF the
children Percy. who is 10. but looks to be 10
or III. disappeared. At first it was thought he
had gone to the house OF friends in Brooklyn.
but this proved not to he tho case. As he has
always had a liking for tho sea. his father sup
poses that he has shipped on some vessel
Three weeks before the family sailed for this
country the lad ran away from his BirminG.
ham home and was found on the Liverpool
docks. His father sent him word not to come
homo unless he thought he could stay. and
the boy consented TO come on those conditions.
On the way to America he made friends with
the sailors and grew to like the sea better than
ever.
Mr.. Nash reported the boys disappearance
az r0 asr nnd saws his SON IA
we'll able to make his way in the world.
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4 iirra swIur on the IN uinr.

Two lon s"rapvrr. in the lightweight "A = VINO
were ammo ed as Likely Hahn Of tho Et.sx Athletic
Club" and Dan lAru-rt of the E"Ey 4. :" met for
finish rght with foirnun,. go,e, ~ lie a So
loon IN BROOKLYN on Monday night VII lam Kaiser NJ
the "Easry club was The referee and Blily Blsnder
man -p-ri Geor.e FINK and BuCk Evans OF tho
National A. were b-hlnh Parhctt. whi John Hsrshsr
and Peter hover looked alter the E"sx' man II
playing very imp",Ant art They fought With vary.
ing success Mp "a The thiId FOUND. when Hahn was
knockei Oat hy terrific ewire on tie angular after
thirty seconds Il actual nrh Ing II tank his seconds
nearly I'VE minutes 20 bring Inn around TO his normal
cOndt ON.
Arthur rrhAm IL now In Pueblo, Col lie and .
heavy weight fiom New Mex.o named Billy uTOves
have been matched to nsht Tor 500 eide ASd the cato
receipts on Aug,&
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Canoists on for the Big Cnmp.

A large party OF members Of the Brooklyn Canoe
Club gave Frederick L. Durnsl, the clubs champion
and his partner. william Mckay Miller, great send.
OF yesterday from the cub house at tho foot OF rfty.
sixth street. Bay Ridge The pair are on their way 20
Weilstoroukh FONT, Lake N, mpIan. where At the
annual meeting OF the American canoe AAsociAlon.
they will pete IN the rSces OF the nssoriation
The members OF tho Trenton Canoe Club and the
fnnthe Canoe Club Of Ne"ar.. together win the
YOnksrs New York. amt EruokISn Canoe clubs repre-.
senta,ives will leave tonight tor tho camp by special
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LET M,GOSEGAL 60.
The Coroner's Jury Says Mrs. Webb's Death
Was Caused by Unknown Persona.

Was Caused by Unknown Persona.
Four hours were consumed yesterday by
Coroner Meiners and his jury listening to tho
evidence in the inquest in the case OF Mrs.
Frank Webb Of Ravenswood. for causing whose
death by malpractice Drs. Marian A.. Dale and
Henry G. MoGonegal. and Frank Webb. the
husband OF tho dead woman. have been under
arrest for q week. Coroner Moiners had relied
against the doctors. but Webb refused TO tes-
tiiy on the ground that no had been held Oh a
charge connected with the case
A number OF physicians testified that Mrs.
Webb's death was caused by a criminal opera-
ton. Mrs. Webbs sister told OF meeting Drs.
Dale and McCionegal at Wehh's house. Nc
CONCEAL was known rs DR.. White The Jury
brought In this verdict:
"We find that Louisa Webb came to her
death by blood poisoning. caused by a criminal
operation perform ed by u person or persons
unknown to the jury"
The prisoners were all discharged.
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Simpsons Good score with the Rine.

On Monday night the members OF tho Amateur Rtns
Association Of Huntington. Long Islam started their
series OF club contests over the range IN the Brush
building. Tho prize was the c ubs gold championship
med al which 10 worn for a month by the successful
shooter. The rihemen of tn club all showed improved
form. william smp-on was the winner ~ the trophy,
with ~ points OFT OF u possible . the scores
William simpson. q; Fdwnri Hawkins %;
Irving u. Brush. I5 george ". wood ~: GEORGE A.
Powell. ~; Joseph q. Curwn ~, Charles a. salnmis
ChArles z. PehrsalI.
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A Yankee Boat shows Her Stern to Scot.
fish Racers.

AnDKrsHAIG. Scotland. Aug. 2.-In the race
between two.and-a half raters yesterday. I'm
der tho Clyie Corinthian Yacht Clubs aus
nices tho Yankee bout Wenonah won with flve
minutes to spare. Last Years champion. the
Oronsay. was second: the Thelma third. and
the Yankee boats record Is ten iirsts and one
serOnl.
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AUBURN. Ang 2-As n result OF the investi.
CATION recently instituted by the Citizens
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York
city. DR.. Allen +. Baker. a prominent young
physician Of this city was arrested last nj ght
upon II charge OF forgery: 1t - alleged that
recently arrested in Canada aud returned to
this city. who Is charged with " graveyard" IN.
surance. DR.. Eakrr Is n leader In social cir.
cles, prominent church member. and a y. u.
{. A. man.
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Weeks; Marguerite. H. s. Palmer: Merlin, ". H. Forbes
Ni,!or n Gould tro.aw tisstwnS ): a. trh ..lr
Grlnneli; Ramona. ", =. Cling; Mtu:or q Duryea
J. G. Smith; Fenclla. Arnold ThAyer.
soor,nNarna GsorYe moJs; pv Wh.Gny .hAIls.
Lris g W, Ws,mors; Wasp Archibald Rogers; say"'
nara. faynrh ThAyrr. wizard. Ernest staples: Athnn
borne rpcan0n,a,s ,; .. smith annie r. r.s;
Nyupn. W. Flint: DESIRE. +. A. l., BLANK; Ventura.
7, l.. watson. GUrnnG DR.. ". II. UopaiEs,
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Mr.. Biaine 10 speak In Maine.

AUGUSTA. Nc. Aug. 1.-The camraiCn in
Maine will be opened by tho Republicans on
Aug IL Chairman Manloy Is busy arranging
for the meetings to be held in the State. Mr.
Blaine will take the stump and speak in many
places Mr.. Msnley left for Bar Harbor this
Nhernoon 70 arrange when no will speak.
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CiIckct nj Central Park.

on Monday afternoon teams from tho white star
steamer Germanc and tho lninan liner city OF Paris
euynR.d IN game OF cricket on the north meadows
Central rark. The lnmanites showed the best form.
and won rather easy. The score:
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San Francisco. Aug. 2.-Charlcs n. st ecn. his
wife. and several mcmbcrs OF his company
sailed suddenly for Honolulu this morning on
q schooner. leaving many creditors Steen
had been giving exhibitions OF mind reading
and exposing spiritualisn. He WAS worry clever.
but the receipts didn't equal the expenses.
Stems present plnn is to catch the regular
steamer ut Honolulu and go on to Australia:
goods 10y false prctrnces. so that his voyage
Will be pleasant.
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MILE PRICES LArkSrn co, QUEST
said to he Engaged TO ~ Public Om,iai or
Buffalo.

BUFFALO. Aug. 2.-Mllic Price Dow. the
danseuse. who created sensation In January.
1871. by marrying Clarence NJ bow. the nine
teen-ycar old son Of q millionaire banker In
Denver. was married to-day to Police Commits
sioncr william X. Churchynrd OF this city
Thore was some doubt here as to whether
Mile could contract marriage. She declines
to talk about her domestic affairs. Tho last
heard Of tho divorce suit against young Dow
was that tho proceedings were pending. and
that young Dow had enlisted In the army ut .
salary OF Sl3 n month to cut down her alimony
He was assigned to tho band OF the First
United states Infantry. on duty on Angels
Island: in San Francisco harbor. at the request
hs sssne Hy SanGh f BIN fro"
been - hursi" great It deal since her trout les
Hal in this city Mile Price was origi.
dentist OF that city. from whom she was d..
yorced. ,Aft"rwnrd she went on the stnge. In
Icing able TOT to touch rnty with III h fSftn too
the highest chandelier II the metropolis She
had been Ghurrh Shoir singer in Utea and
tie nrinriral dancer in in iIe Natural Gas com.
sny day r"y n9rn e Snn S iii
tn1t DSy a9d G"tu ths1
were w mSeh In the wGs"r Sy
funds hecam" exhausted. f?r Banker Dow hp q
dTsx rsy"yst" MiI!is isw tITS Ire r. So;st
tor q h.r VOICE. And saiI her husband had
tried to KIN her. The h"iel employees went to
inc INA noun" n. hG M 'y
henh: hut he trrmhl"'l so that ho could not do
It. The conrlc made .ur. hut At thu, end ~ four
dnvs Iunrrellcd again. and their honeymoon
aud marital n litluns term mated.
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H,LIru, Aug "a heavy drihGie to-day rendered Il
Impossible for the Phade phia cricket team IL com.
plete thelr ae, ond inning the match with liza TAX.
The contest thus draw lIAifax scored in the nr.t
inning Js ami tho pmlnGe IN aus ~. Tho inter viii
request that the match he concluded the first oppor
tunty TINS can only he granted as a favor. 10.inur
low and THURSDAY iia,fAS viii bc p,t'cd ngans Ot.
taaa and IhuadephIa VIII meet utiaws on Tho last
tWo days f IN. week Ia.iiA< and Phi adrlplla ~.
pcct tDarcat ottawa. 50 thHt unless hIl,i- phn yet
their se'uu inning against iiataN the iesu nf the
tournament would lie Mt ttr Haitian, To the OK
tent OF TIE draw In favor Of tie home team.
ITo nv FnI-or ~ THE sum-, | am wiling to
match Nike l"uga tu"Nr 10 hlhi hanny McPr,dr at
loS POI nd. weigh sN hours before hghting. a hs
,tplia o. IN his oreu CHI .lienge viii take any of
the following, bar none. Phmmer preferred: Dolly
Lyons PAinm Tim or Benny Mlrphy. KID Hogan, LO.
Gsr Or anybody at llo pounds
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and Quickstep. The others did not finish un.
get their order OF finish. A large number Of
boats put into Black Rock for the niGht; they
will probably Join the Meet In the morning.. AT
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CARRYING ON THE BAGGAGE
London. Here times will be taken. and It will
be possible to get more definite idea OF the
Wasp. Iasca, and hloRa's speed.
While of Eaton's Neck tho schooner Fleet
wing carried away her topmast: There was
a number OF other minor accidents. but so
far as known mono OF the feet sustained se-
rious damage. One amusing feature OF tho
cruise to-day Was the easy manner In which
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VIEWING THE PARADE FROM GLEN COVE
his compliments. 1t was hung in consricu-
Gus place under the awning on tho upper deck.
and attracted good deal Of attention.
The fullowinRis u com ri etc list OF tho yachts
taking part in the cruise to-day:
Steamers-Arenel. T.: NJ. Fulton: ronqueror. ?. "
X.npas,niIt linn. Morxan: SIl'I 4 !, Park;
Nenia. 5: II. Austin. Ir:; Ciermon,. a. ,v.l SAINT.
Radha. j. burke Wolf: Electra. Elhr.re 7. Gerry;
Viscon Clarence McK.m; Ollie. Percy Chubb; vedstts