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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07

BERLIN May O.-To-day is the tenth birthday
OF the young Crown Prince William. Accord
ing to the tradition Of tho reigning house OF
PRUSSIA. he becomes Second Lieutenant OF the
First Foot Guards. n Potsdam regiment. Pots
dam to-day was full OF representatives Of tho
House OF liohenzolern and other ruling
houses OF Germany. The regiment and all
the garrison Of Potsdam were assembled on
tho great parade ground. The Emperor mado
an address to tho regiment. and gave, tho
Grown Irinco, the decoration OF the Black
salute to his imperial and paternai war lord.
took his place IN tn, regiment Then the guards
who wore the uniform Of a Lieutpnant march.
ing in the rear file. This evoRing Potsdam
was splendidy Illuminated and the palace
WAS O scene Of fcstivty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07

PARIS. May d.-Tho young Count Menabrea.
son of the famous Italian General and former
Ambassador ut Paris. Count Menabren and
Marquis of Naldora. was plaintiff to-day. at
Nice, in suit for divorce. The Count and
Countess occupied n fine house on the Boule-
ward Carabacel. Tho Count kept watch ono
day and. It Is alleged. discovered his wife In
Orzesko. whom no had supposed to be his
friend; Tho resulting scandal. it IL said. had
Count Manabrea as Italian Ambassador to
France.
Neither tho Countess nor Orzesko was pres.
ent ut the trial to-day. The Commissary OF
Police who was with the Count when he sur
prised his wife gave formal testimony as to
what he had Witnessed. The case was then
adjourned until June3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
WHAT IT REALLY IS.
A False Name Fully Exposed
A Subject Which Every Reader 10 Deeply II
te,rsfed IN Just at This Time

A SUBJECT Witch Every Reader 10 DeePtS ~
terrsted IN Just at This Time.
There is trouble which comes to most people
at this season Of the year. which. for want OF .
better name. Is called spring fever" 1t Is not.
strictly speaking. n fever although the tenn
perature increases. but II is merely the chang
ing over from winter to summer which takes
place in the spring which causes a feverish.
unstrung. and unpleasant condition.
But is 1t not n fever2
What is itp 1t is n shaky condition OF the
system. Shaky because the nerves are un-
strung. the muscles relaxed. and tho head 10
not clear. 1t has been q popular error to aup-
pose that this is due to a disordered condition
OF tho blood. 1t is not. 1t is duo to a bad state
Of the nerves and OF the BRAIN You have been
under severe strain all tho season. have you
not A warm day comes and 1t shows you how
nervous. how really wenk you are. This Is the
whole thing In a nutshell.
You must do something Certainly you must,
II you do not wish to become sick. You must
build up the nerves. feed the brain. put your
self in the proper condition. You cannot do Il
yourself. OF course; you must have help and
help Of the right kind. No ordinary help. NO
everyday connection. sarsnparilla or blood
purifer-that is all nonsense. You must have
something scientific. something pure and pow
erful. and. at the Same time. harmless
Do you not know what this Is There is but
ono thing thnt is a modern discovery for this
trouble and that is Paine's celery compound.
1t has toned up. built UP. and established more
health than any discovery OF tho past one hum
dred years. 1t is credit to America. benefit
to the human race. and 1t is wonderfully popu-
lnr. Of course butt Is all because It is so bene-
fetal.
We could name scores OF weTl-known ladies'
and gentlemen. not only In New York city. but
In other cities. who have looked forward with
dread to the spring time. even with it's charm-
ing surroundings. because OF the unpleasant
ness it brings. They nave felt worn. weary.
uncomfortable. unhappy. Andyet the present
spring has been in all respects enjoyable to
them simply because they had found that By
80 easy means they can avoid all these an
noying troubles This great discovery. Paine's
celery compound. has been to them nothing
else than q grand friend. 1t has restored tho
strength. invigorated the life. and brought
about happiness instead Of misery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
Gllder-JnckSOu.

Joseph B. Glider. editor Of the Critic. will be
married at IL o'clock to-day to Miss Gwendo-
line Jackson. Tho ceremony will take place
at the home OF Mr. Gilder's brother. Richard
Watson Glider. Mt 55 Clinton plac" and will be
perf9rmed by Pr. iainsford q New York and
1ate Wedding Mr. Giider is the youngest t Of
the Glider family. Miss Jackson comes from
England. where her mother is living. but has
passed part OF her life in the Island OF jamaica.
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No,es or Foreign happenings.

Ulctor Krautz member OF the Chamber OF
Gs snnerai for Hs Franz Fs the Chicago Worlds
Fair.
Tn tho lobby Of the House Of Commons on
ThmrsIav Mr. Joseph amhnrlain introduced
Mr. GlndstOn to the daughter OF NJ. Glenn
enceau. the French Deputy,
A general strike Of collirrs mas heen begun
in [ ppur Silcsil Many OF inc roiliefles have
henn' shut down for some time. others have
been run on half time. and wages have been
reduced to starvation rates
II is announced from London that the mar;
ff nfsHty. to Mrs Eleanor. Phillips daughter Of
the late George Clark. Of t"operSt9i,wI. \: =.
and widow Of Charles Phillips OF Philadelphia.
will soon take place. .,
Parliament held on Friday, q resolution was
adopted declaring That tho Rocking q desti-
tute foreigners to London rendered y deslra-
BILE that the Goyernment shou'o not ooiay Some
measure Of prohibition.
The delegates OF tho cotton operatives met
the representatives Of tho Masters federation
yesterday. and 1t wHs unanimously dtn HErsedt TO
hrinaine the lockout Ia an end. Work will
thereiore be resumed on Monday.
The Nord Deuisrhe Zeit,ng denies. evidently
on official authority. that there 10 any inten-
recall IL Won on Brandt. the German Minister. from
Pekin, This is accepted as settling the rumors
OF i'm pending trouble between Germany and
China
German Income tax have found text for
argument in the case OF the Baroness Stube,,
now at strassburg. who; having saved 314 bsS
family. found herself unable to live on the In
come from that sum under the new tax law.
and committed suicide
The annual regatta Of the Oceanic Yacht Club Of
Commanipaw wili be held over triangqiar course %
New Yors hay on saS aes: June ~ fi'' 70 'A'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
SPARKS FROM THE 1ELEGRIpH

Arhor bay was celebrated IN all the schools OF the
StaIe yesterday,
As,lsiau, secretary Croanse tasen sud !eny III
THURSDAY night and was unable to be at tho Trras
ury bel artnI'nt yesterday.
Henry II, Miller cNrreasrrer Of Crawford county.
Pa. WHO l. charged VIII the erlbr7zIrm"n' of f5oOO
thr rOuEtys funds, wrs arrested IN Garage gu
Thur.!a ~ ine Once of tn" colby Piano Company.
3.T NabIsh avenue. where he wRs einpuN"i book
kerter TIE day before the failure Of lAc Deamaers'
bans ~ heAaNile. Miller. County Treasurer. do
posted 5000 In the bank II was alleged that there
was COLLISION between III tlrre ucanntersahi Miller
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
ANOTHER ASSAULT IN A RAILWAY CAR
Miss Faulkner Throwp From the Moving
Train by Her Assailant.

Miss Faulkner ThrowA From the Moving
Train by Her Assailant.
LONDON, May e.-Near Holdbeok station.
not far from Leeds. swttchman. walking
near the railway track. found woman lying
near the rails. almost insensible. at 10 o'clock
last night She said she was Amy Faulkner.
dressmaker. and that ehe had been assaulted
in compartment Of carriage on the Great
Northern Hallway by man who was the only
other occupant Of tho compartment After
the assault the man pushed her out Of tho
carriage while the train was going ut full
speed.
Miss Faulkner was not badly injured. She
was bruised and hysterical Word was sent
to Leeds. and a special engine conveyed the
woman to town. where she was placed In an
innrmnry. There she said she had gone from
started t to return to Leeds at I :25 o'clock in
Wien she Ts Tss ,s ana
man ma followed her and took, a seat in The com
compartment on the platform; and the train
sed of Leeds 1t a
had annoyed her at Bradford entered the
"a viii take care you don't get away now.
whether you like 1t or not"
cred edit It, She put her hand out and tried to
grasp the communication cord. Her assailant
then pushed open the door and threw her out
The police think they will catch the man.
A letter. purse and eyeglasses found IN the
compartment upon the arrival OF the train at
clues. The man Is supposed to have jumped
from the train before It reached Leeds.
The present case added to the Nugent-Price
and other recent outrages Is arousin; much
public interest. and there is removed agta-
ton to compel the railway companies to take
travail alone
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07

Pleasant Pollets sct naturally. They help
Nature TO do hsr own work They cleanse
and renovabe, mildly but thoroughly, the
whole system Regulate 1t, too, TAo help
that thoy give, lasts
less, tho smallest, easiest, and best 10 take
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and all do
rangoments Of the Liver, Stomach and Bow
els arc promptly relieved and pernanently
gentle ,asative-thrsc for = cathaTtic
They're tho Cheapest pill you can buy, for
they're guaranteed to give sati6action, or
your money i returned.
You pay only for the good You get
This b true only Of DR.. Pi6ics's msdictnsS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
THE ROTHSCHILDS' THIEI7NG CASHIER
Expected to Land in Ceylon To.day-The
British Police Asked to Arrest Him.

Expected to Land IN CeyIOn TO.day-Tho
British Police Asked to Arrest Him.
berlin. May G-The Frankfort Rothschilds
have traced their ahsconding cashier. Jaeger.
who robbed them OF about 100000 marks.
1t appears that Jaeger had dropped some
mysterious hints to- n woman In Frankfort
about land OF flowers. in which he said he
proposed to spend his days. and whittier he
asked her to so with him. She turned the
matter of us lest. hut when JaeEer's disnp-
proposal to some of her friends. and it finally
came, to the ears Of the pol Ice. Lines Of
travel for tho Azores. the Most Indies. Ccylon.
flowers and azure skies were carefully
scanned. Jaeger was traced mt length in an
had taken q vessel which is due to arrive in
Colombo. the chief seaport OF Ceylon. to- NOR
row.. The British police in, Ceylon have beon
notified by telegraph to look out for him.
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Accused of melting to Murder.

LONDON. May 8.-Charles Wilfrid Mowbray.
tailor and David John Nicholl. journalist.
were tried to-day at the Old Bailey for print
ing an article in newspaper called the Com
non,reni. which attacked Home Secretary
Matthews, Justice Sir Henry Hawkins. and
Police inspector William Melville. and which.
according to the indictment. solicited certain
OF MowhrAy it was argued that he had no part
In writing the article complained Of; Nicholl.
th.. article. Mowbray was found not guilty.
and was discharged. Nicholl was found guilty,
and sentenced to eighteen months ut hard
labor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
The Brooklyn Kindergarten Movement.

On Thursday evening. May H. meeting In
the interest OF the Brooklyn kindergarten AS
ISOLATION will be hold in the chapel OF the
Packer Institute. Brooklyn. The work Of the
association IA TO establish free HYDROCARBONS
for the ehiIdr re-, Of the poor. Two q these
schools arc now In opnration and third wiI'
be addressed by Dr. Lyman Abbott. tho Rev;
nr, j. Coleman Adams; DR.. Seth Low. and
Others Interested In kindergarten work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07

When the Buckingham Hotel was nrst opened on
Fifth avenue, at tho Ffsth street New York.
Z seemed far up town and somewhat out OF ne WAY
Of the city the growth toward Park has been
so great and rapid in recent years The Bucs
Ia stu kept by Netbcrbee Fuller. men who had yan.
able training under the most famous and snccessfnl
hotel managers Of the past generation n New YORK.
improvements In their business. and their house has
excellent reputation omf0Ttabr aud attractive
Abid ,ng place.-luiaqfsd Rcy,biiei".--idr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
Two italian Tenemen,. Emptied.

The tenants OF 1903 and 3O5 Elizabeth street.
numbering many Italian families. we're elected
yesterday morning, and all day they. with
their household goods and sympathizinG
friends, crowded the street from Houston to
Blocker
,lty night they had dispersed to various parts
OF the city. 1t WAS said that the tenements
had been sold to an Italian society. which IL TO
erect handsome church. The vacated build
lngs wero runsacked by street boys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
World's Fair Directors Want to Dodge tho
Law.

CHICAGO May CIV. X Carlisle. attorney for
the Worlds Fair. submitted an opinion to-day
on the sale OF liquors at the Exposition. He
holds that intoxicating drinks cannot be sold
in Midway Plensance. but that Jack son Pnrk
il not within the prohibition district q Hyde
how the law could be lodged. but he advised
them not to try II,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07

HAVE CHANCE FOR THE CLOCK Z"
Hiss Stevens. sister Of Mrs. I.adenburg.. was
hdark blue cloth trimmed with gold braid and
) large black hat dressed with pale blue
Mrs. G. G. Moller. Jr.. was In striking
costume OF black brocade and ecru. and q
light snuff colored covert coat: Mrs. Arthur
Twombly was In steel gray silk and crepon.
and a small bonnet to match. Mrs: Charles
Minton. who was with her husband. was in
dark green cloth richly embroidered with
black braid.
walked about with her father. was In cos
tune OF dark brown cloth and short jacket.
showing a vest of pale pink SATIN. A large
black hat with pale pink ribbons and feathers
Miss Georgiana Wilmerding was in ecru
cloth and light-colored cloth covert coat
Mrs. Fred Cromwell was inIhlnck crepe and Jet
and her daughter. Miss Mary Cromwell. wore q
costume OF ecru Bedford cord. trimmed with
Chartreuse green velvet. Mrs. II. G. McNickar.
who walked about with her husband. was In
stee-blme silk and silvor.
Mrs. W. Griswold Wheeler wore a gown Of
black and blue striped satin. She was with
Mrs. John c. westeryelt was in dark blue
cloth. relieved with gold bra i'd and Jet. Miss
florence Westervelt was in marine cloth.
the corsnge being made with fall OF Venetian
point, and hat Of black straw OF large pro-
portions. dressed with black feathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiden .Blodgett. who were
married. In London short time ago. made
several turns about the Garden. Mrs. Blod-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07

Otto sottler. a collector for the Postal Tele-
graph Cable Company. disappeared on last
Saturday and it Is reported that an exrert Is
examining his accounts. Cashier Butterfeld
said yesterday:
81 don't know whether you can say Settler
Is missing or not. We henrd from him on
Monday, and in Justice TO Sottler and the com
pany we cannot say anything about the mat
tor at present. Settler lives In Brooklyn"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
HASN'T MEDITA7ING SUICIDE.
Che Had n Pistol, and Fired It Thrice .
Her EoIicltOus Husband.

Annie Green and her husband Thomas F..
live on thethird floor OF PIG Elizabeth street
Last night at midnight Green came homo
drunk. His wife fled to tho fire escape In fear
~ him and got down to the second floor.
Ho ran down to the street. fearing. ms he
says. that she WAS going to commit suicide.
cot down Sho had pistol She fred three
shots at him. She missed every time. He
fled. She was arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07

ALBANY. May 0.-Gov. Flower has signed the
following bills:
To establish Board of Assessors in Richmond county
Consolidating the Western W.pensary OF tho city OF
New Y0rK with the llahncnrnn Hospital.
Providing for the appoint ment OF commissioner OF
Jurors in Wfstcheltcr county
Amending the act providing for tho YOnkers city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
Japanese Kak e mono. ., Auction

The sale OF Japanese Knkemonos at the
American Art Galleries was concluded yester-
day afternoon. Eight albums OF Japanese
paintings and lot Of antique Eastern rugs
were also sold. together with the furniture
show cases. and gallery fixtures pertaining to
the collection The prices were uniformly low
and thu, result Of the days sale was only
E,.71 IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07

Efforts are being made to rcorganizo the
Spiral Weld Tube Company of 43 John street.
whose factory is at East Orange. The liabin-
ties are reported to ho about SS5.0OO OF which
$tO.OOO are secured by bonds rs collateral.
ceiver OF tie Universal StrikinK Machine Com
pany on the application Of William Wetteror.
u judgment creditor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
DYNAMITE FOR THE BuHGoMAsTER
An Explosion in the Castle Of Hombroux At
Alleur.

BRussE1s May 6.-Another panic was caused
In Licge and its vicinity to-day by an explo-
sion Of dynamite in the Castle OF Hombroux.
at Alleur. about nine miles from LicRe. Tho
castle is the residence OF tho Burgomaster OF
Aleur. who is accused By the Anarchists OF
having been a leader in the rerressive mems;
,res 0f May day. The dynamite was placed
near the Burgomaster's apartments. Nobody
was injured. and but little damage was done.
in Li"ge and in Al!eur:
PARIS. May G.-M Very died to;,dny Of the
injuries received when his wine shop in tho
Rue Magenta was blown ur. The tioVernment
will dofray the expenses If his funeral and
give n pension to his widow. ,
the time OF tho explosion also died to-day
The Government will pay his funeral expenses
and pension his mothoc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
REPORTED DEATH or IMIN PASHI.

Arabs bring the New. 10 ZhnAIbnT-He
Had Been stricken Win smallpox.
BERLIN. May 6.-Eugcne Wolff. special cor
respondent OF the Berli"tr 7h9"b'dh for tho
German colonies in Africa. telegraphs this
evening that Arabs arriving mt Zanzibar say
that DR.. Emin is dead Tho report, Wolff SAYS.
larks confirmation but it j. Er3 a. aDly E true Tor
been stricken with SMALLPOX while following
bis advance force from Mad%!ni to i,mkob ni
reached Bukoha on Feb. -. No later reports
from Stuhimann have been received. whether
Dr.. Emin is supposed to hay" died OF small.
pox or from violence tho despatch does not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
THE GREAT BEAUTY SHOW.
,s,r1LE CLAYTON WINS TIE PRIZE
FOR POPULARITY.

,.. Dickson Voted 10 ne . More Popu.
,..Actor han Edwin Booth-Other Prizes
...,ded-sone of society's Representa-.
,,,,. who Were Present-Arrnngemea
mr. the Inst Day or the Fair.
,si, draws to its triumphant close the great
,,ors Fund Fair has added another new fea-
m S to the hosts OF popular attractions. 1t has
law become a great beauty show. eclipsing
..her the horse show or the flower show in
.ttractins the handsome girls OF So
.i.ty 1t had clusters OF professional beauties
ithc STAGE masscd in the gay booths on the
ooeping night and thcy have been in steady
.t,eniance. 1t was not until Wednesday.
though. that tho society bellies began to gather
N large number. Now their rich gowns and
handsome fnces are as numerous as the flow
.rs OF the floral booth every afternoon and
evening.
Among the people Of society who were pres
ant Inst night was Mrs. Frank Pendleton. who
walked about with her sister. Miss La Mon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
In Cookery

The ROYAL BAKING POWDER, besides
rendering the food more palatable and
wholesome, is, because of its higher
leavening power, the most economical.
The United States Government, after elaborate
tests, reports the ROYAL BAKING POWDER to be of
greater leavenng strength than any other. (BnA
hhn IS, Ag. Dep,p. s99)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07

SOUVENIR OF NINE BEhNHADTs
nrue, wearing rich costume OF black satin
brocade and pale green silk and large
black hat dressed with pale green plumes.
Miss La Montague was In a costume
Of blue freize embroidered In gold and
snail black and gold bonnet Miss Coralie
Coudert. in becoming gown Of ecru cloth
embroidered with narrow stripes OF gold and
ught-brown braid. and a large hat OF black
chip straw dressed with a cluster OF pink roses.
struggled along through tho crowd with her
lance. Mr.. Brokaw.
Mrs. George b. De Forest wore costume
which attracted considerable comment It was
oibutternut green and black brocade. covered
With long black velvet coat deliberately
trimmed with Jet. Her bonnet was tight
fitting one OF black lace dressed with maiden
hair Tern and a single cluster OF purple violets.
Mrs James Andariese. who was with her. wore
Q costume of ecru cr.pon trimmed with green
Vclvet and small hat Of black.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
wheeling Gossip.

There will be 10 members In the Martin oS milo road
The Hudson County Wheelmen will holi ten'mile
Club road race the Mllhurh course OH Nay H.
VIZ. Murphy OF the New York Athletic club does not
intend beginning TO tram until the latter part Of MAJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
sssur,,,s. Worth /, ooo, GOO Franc. stolen.

PARIS May 6-The police are investigating
the mysterious robbery Of q box which con-
tanned 100000 francs in stocks and bonds
from a van belonging to the Eastern Railway
Company. AT the time Of the robbery the
des Capucines. The police believe that the
van was watched and followed by expert
thieves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07

NS Vyng IN
the face Of Ma
turo to take the
ordinary pill.
Just consider how
1t acts. There's
too much bulk
and hustle, and
not enough real
good. And think
how 1t leaves you
when it's oil over!
~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07
Arranging ~ Big Bicycle Ruce.

Arrangements for tho locmilc handicap road race,
tob he'd by the Business Mems Cycling League of
Newark. on Monday. May IN. have been slmos, co II.
pleeh TRe race Will be started at Broad street md
Iehigh Asnue. Phiiade phia, At Il O'Clock in
the morning The route Will be through Iris.
tol. FranSford IIoimrs''urg, sTulIytown. Trcn,
ion, Pennington, ilcPew-ii Pfainville som,ner.
,'s ana Eii~ans,l mustang Aston street and
forty inmates has been aiorted This viii pr the MS /
long distance road ever held in this vicinity and
entries are Gaming In from all quarters
TIE list Of prizes alrsniy donated includes: Pnau.
matte racing safety $40 silver cup $40 silver cup
S25: gold watch $40: tcll gias,e, ST.. bicyce sad
die. S.; dnnonL ring. s2T: gold sleev" buit0ns, 500
ware. $40 s.lyeIw"re. so; medal, So: gold hea d.d
cane ~; e;Scls snnnrsI 60 slo hcy.I. lam, ~
So,h,nr s tIyars,,s' 20 Ric'urr ~ picture ri
clock s2h lamp. SO: pnsnmatic tires, s25; opera
glasses 81 cologne 81; umbrella, 81. shoes. SO; KNIFE
special prize s2h number Of individual rophIes, VIII
also be offered. Entries for the will close Mon
day next with j. 4. Holmes, $50 Broadway. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-07

Take the southw esern Limited via New York Central
for Chicago. ciucinnati. and BIT. Louis fAst tims'
Elegant serylce.-Ids.
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0OSH1p ~ TAG HNchtH.
Joseph Ears oop yacht Oracle is being fitted out
at NyacE.
Chester Chaplin Is having his steel schooner Yampa
ntted out at Ttbor.
Ikexpecied that Mr.. clarks new schooner Aicaea
will be launch ed next week
The Marine and Field Club house at Bath Beach viii
be opened for the season to-day.
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The annual regatta OF the Oceanic Yacht Club Of
Communipuw Will be held triangular course %
New York hay on sunday. June ~. Prizes to the
amount OF 500 Will DO onered.