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The Irish standard., 1893-02-18
MORTGAGE SALE.

& ~ II
W hereas, default has been made IN tne
conditions OF 2 certain mortgage executea
ana dehvered ~ nanle ~ u; JQnnson, as as
mortgages. bearing date the lOth Gay 81 no
vember, 1883, and with power OF SAFE
therein contained. duly recorded IN t tae
once af the keElseef OF Deeds. N any a tr !or
the County .of hennepIn ana otate ~ toS min.
0esOta. on the aHh Gay OF november 1922. q =
ten ana one-hal1 ave- oclo .,eh. In IN BOOK
s56 Of Mortgages, on page 26o: ana 1,,:,,:
Whereas, and thereafter. tne sald Mlli1am
w Huntington, Tor value, dld, 9y anl = ~ u
ment II writing datea the dobn gay - pa Jan IN
slary. 1889. ana by him ,slsnea, sea!eu, AZ
knowledged and delivered, duly assign and '
transfer said mortgage deed ana notes ana
Indebtedness thereby secured 20 Oharl nt N;
assignment was duly recorded in the office
OF the Register OF Deeds, IN ana LOT Sald
County and State on the 10Th Day OF San Jah-
uary, 1889. atiour ~ O'CLOCK p. w. III DooA
252 Of Mortgages. on page 1sS; and
Whe reas, and thereafter. the sald Charles
NJ. Wilkinson, trustee, 'dld: ior value Dy az
Apri 1s5i and Tf BY HIM signed Sealed
knowledged and delivered, duly assign ana
transfer said mortgage deed and me n Rds
ana lndebtedneSs mercy secuie ~ eesiru-
Lnent was duly recOr0eu IN the once " Iue
Register of Deeds in ana Tor sac C ,o6, ey
and State, on the 2nd DAY OF Nay, iS Sy al
three "a O'Clock p. m, IN BOOK o44 u MofI-
cages, on page 5a5; ana
Whereas default was MADE IN me l, Pa Pa !.
OF the sum OF twenty dHi1ars l ~ pe,n
which became due on the lndeo 'o.u sef
cured by SAID mortgage, On thG lV!n ud t "
November, 1891; and default having Deen
made in the payment OF the SUM OF I'VE
hundred dollars, (o5to.oo), the amount o. Tue
Prlncg PAL deDt cured Dy Saao nAt tha IN +
dayof November, 1891; AND &c
Whereas, pursuant to the conditions OF
sa id mortgage, and to the statute IN sucn
| case made aild provlded SAID nloftSasee ila7
on the 3Oth day OF June. lass, pala genera
premises ANNOUNCING 70 Inc sum ol 1n1f'een
dollars W cents tSio.a5): ahu
Whereas, there is claimed TO ne que upon
and On account OF said mortgage al inc cav :
OF this notlce the SUM OF I'VE ss4o a ~
ght dollars nna 20 sSn6s, '@rnci
thirteen dollars ninety -three Genus, (sl3.9s)
paid for taxes
And no action or proceeding having oeeh
Instituted at lay, or OTHERWISE, 70 recover e1 Z
the debt secured by said mortgage, or aniy
in the District Court IN and tor denhopln
County, in the Sta to OF Minnesota, in Whlch
Edward II. Reed was plal ntlif ana ble sspoVe
named mortgasyee. william W. Huntington,
was defendant, said action hav;' ing, prHn
brought on an INSTRUMENT IN writing made
signed. sealed and deliverea by SAID william
W. Huntington to said Edward IT, Reed. the
same being u guarantee OF the pay nent at
maturity OF the above described n1OrJEage,
together with others and the lndebtedness
thereby secured, together with oJher IN
debtedness, that judgment in said actlqn
was duly entered in favor OF said Ed ", IL
W. Huntington. the defendant. on the 18TH
day of February, 1892, and that thereafter
and on the 4th day Of February, 1929. execu-
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
- pin.-Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of Rebecca Turner,
deceased.
on reading and filing the petition Of J. L.
Turner, representing that Rebecca Turner
has lately died interstate, resident aud in
habitant OF the County of Hennepin and State
of Minnesota, leaving goods, chattels and estate
within this County, and praying that admins
tration Of her estate be to HARRIET Louisa
Meeker granted:
It is ordered, That said petition be heard at q
general term of this Court to be held at the
Court House in the City of Minneapolis, in said
County. on Monday the 9th day Of March,
1898, at 10 clock in the forenoon; and that no
tice Of such hearing be given to all persons in
terested, By publishing this order at least once
in each week for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing in The Irish Standard, g
newspaper printed and published in said
, County.
airy, 1898. *zas; ..u,.,,-
n s-.-l Judge of Probate.
The Irish standard., 1893-02-18
PROBATE NOTICE.
GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Henne-
- pin.-Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Frank c.. Summer.
deceased ,
On reading and filing the final account OF
Mel lie Il. Sum mer, the administrative OF the
estate Of said deceased, and her petition pray
iig for the allowance Of said account and for
decree assigning the residue of said estate to
the persons by law entitled to the sane:
1t is ordered That said petition be heard at
special term of the said Court to be held at the
County, on Monday, the 18th day of March,
1888, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon; and that no
tice OF such hearing bss given to all persons in.
tercsted, by publishing this order once
in each week for three successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing in The Irish Standard, q
newspaper printed and published in said
County.
Dated at Minneapolis this 18th day OF Febru.
ary. 1888.
By the Court: JOHHH. STEELE,
Judge Of Probate
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Duluth Dots.

Ou4oSu ootS'
Special to The Irish Standard.
Attorney Hsarn. of st. Paul, was in tue
city several days last week.
Bishop Cotter, Of Winona, was the
guest of Bishop McGorick last week.
Mrs DR. Gard, of st. Clair, Mich, has
opened al office in the Buffalo flats.
Several members of the Catholic club
attended the inaugural reception OF the.
Superior Catholic Union last week.
Patrick McCabe and Miss Mary O'Con-
nor were united in holy bonds Of wedlock
by Father George ut st. dement's church
on the 9th inst. They have the best
wishes of large circle of friends.
A beautiful set of the stations of the
cross, costing several hundred dollars,
was presented to the Pro cathedral parish
by Mrs. John J. Costello, in memory of
her husband, who departed this Life last
May. They we're pleased and put in
place last Sunday evening.
A very sad accident. happened near
Brainerd few days ago whereby John
Hughes, the 10 year old son of Patrick
Hughes, OF this city, lost his life. He
fell from logging trainsand was terribly
manglea. He was five hours on the road
before reaching che hospital in Brainerd.
A few hours after. receiving the last,
sacraments from Father Lynch he ex-
PRED. Superintendent Green, of the
N orthern Pacific railroad, kindly placed
a special trail at the disposal of the rel
atives. The remains were shipped to-
Duluth and inferred in Calvary cemetery
after a requiem mass in st. Clements
church. - A.. s
La Crosse Lacon1cs.
special to The Irish Standard.
Rev. Father Murphy who has been I'D
all winter is now about attending to pas
toral duties. ..,... ......
The IRISH STANDARD is the most pop
ular Catholic journal coming into. La
Crosse, and the especial favorite Of the
Hibernians.
Rev. Father Wa. White, of st. Mary's,
has been sick with thes quinsy the past.
week. Rev. Father Twohey has been at
tending to the duties of the parish.
The Catholics of La Crosse did them
selves honor Sunday, February 18th, in:
turning out SO literally to ths dedication
ceremonies of st. Johns new German
church of the north side. Almost every
society in the Ca tholic Church lent their
presence in body to the event BIT Rev
Bishop Schwebach was the celebrante
assisted by the Rsv. Fathers Rio and
Boyer als9 Vicar General Geyer.
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DExrH, xsp FUNERALS.


HALL-The funeral services Of Judge Isaac VI.
Hall viii be held NJ O'Clock this afternoon at
Bonney & Stesart's chapel, corner of Coinmba
and Third streets Rev. George II. Watson Of
Trinity parish church officiating assisted by
Rev. Daniel BAsldy. Ths services will be under
the auspices OF the bar association and IL is ex-
pected that Judge Thomas Burke and ". ii.
White will sr,eas- At the conclusion Of the ser
vice the remains will no given In charge Of 81;
Johns Lodge No. o, +. Il A. u. The services at
the crave wiQ be according 20 the Masonic rlt-
nal The remains viii be inferred in Lake View
cemetery.
WoGSILD-In Seattle, Wednesday, April 70,
1sqs az s3s Lake street, seattle. DIN Wognio.
OF measles, aged years
The remains were buried In Mount Pleasant
cemetery yesterday afternoon from the rooms Of
the Cross Undertaking Company.
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N ANfkD-BIDs ON HARDEST AND BEST
W Kind OF yttfined trlcz. with samples and
prices. at sifAhan & Dupuys archItect Office,
finh and East WASHINGTON, Portland or BIDS
closed Thursday moon.
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NOTICE OF AN ELECTION-WHKRpse
~ at a regular meeting OF the board of educs,ss
OF the city of Seattle. school District No 1 m
King county. state of Washington, held on hs
3isi day of March, A. u. 1898 the following 49,
utions were adopted. to-wit:
Resolved. hat for the purposes heren.e.,
mentioned an election In the district il now rsiis
and thereat there shall be submitted TO the yosa 81
the electors of the district on the 9th day of Nav
A. ID. 1893. the following questions:
Shall The board of education be authorize "a
empowered TO purchase lots (6l and seven III nj
block one hundred and twenty-seven ll27l Of A
a. Denny's broadway addition TO the city Of -
attic for school site for said dis rct o. the mir.
of eighteen thousand dollars (S1S,0OOl
Shall the board of education be suthori1ed ana
empowered TO erect and build upon block ons
hundred and twenty-seven U27) of A. A. Dennys
Broadway addition 10 the CITY of Seattle, . school,
house. to cost one hundred and twenty-five TIM.
sand dollars (Sl25.0o0l.
And he 1t further resolved. That the folowir,
places be and are hereby named and selected =
the election places OF said district at VIII Oh ~
polls shall he open to vote mt said election to Nh:
on the frs. floor of that certain building snous
a. the Rainier school building. in the city Of y
attic. state of Washin gtOu.
on the first floor of that certain building known
As the Minor school building. In the city Of s.
attic. state of Washington.
In the east basement OF that certain building
known as the benny school building, In the CITY a
seattle. state of Washington
on the first floor of that certain building known
rs the Mercer school building, In the city Of Seat
tie. state of Washington.
In the building known the Office OF Crawford
which building is opposite the city hall In the civ
OF seattle. state Of Washington.
In that certain building known as the Mcfoomha
building on the corner of seventh and Pika
streets. In said city Of Seattle, state OF wssA
ington.
And he II further resolved, That the polls ID
said election shall be open at O'Clock p m. and
closed at 8 O'Clock p m. on saturday. May g. An
1898.
Now. therefore, Notice is hereby given that Z.
election will he held in the city of Seattle schoa
district No. l. in King county. state Of Washnr
ton. on the 9th day OF May, 1899. in accotdaa -
with the foregoing rectted resolutions At whIA
election the electors of the distric, required y
determine, by their votes, the questions meR
toned in the said resolutions and submitted %
them for their determination under said resols
tons
The polls for said election. at the place. men
toned in said resolutions. wilt be opened u |
o'clock y. m and closed ut O'Clock p nj. on -
urday. May q. 1898.
In testimony whereof, Ihave hereunto set ny
hand and affixed the seal Of the city OF Seatss,
school district No. l in King county, stats I
Washington. this 9Th day OF April. A. y. 1893
II. +. WHITNEY,
Secretary of the Roard OF Education Of the city {
Seattle, school district No. l, IN King county
state OF " ashington-
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost, Found,
For sale, For Rent and Situations Wanted will b.
inserted st the rate of cent word each Insertion.
Payment always in advance No advertisements
received for less than Is centA
SOTICE-The business office OF the Posr-rH-
TEILIGENcER is open until IL p. m Classided
Advertisements will he received up 20 this time.
Advertisements viii be received ~ branch offices
Of the Posr-INrELLIeEycER at:
Tacoma Bureau. Ills Pacific Avenuo
Thomas Sammons Manager
Port Townsend. Recommendation Sprin Ga
The following letters await advertise ~ this
ofice:
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RAh-Lotk TYPEWRITER. VISIBLE WRIT
- ing. forced alignment: latest, best; send fny
Catalogue: agency Edison MimsCg graph. scott a
banaan, i0I Bailey bloc.-
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i IL IL IL in city; frame fire. with every
81 order; Also do al cabinet 0rK and furniture re-
pairing l0z6iz Third street Call or drop card
BAMBOO FANCY WORK.
Tables. screens easeis bookcases. etc made 10 or
der. T. amaGaki, ll04 Second street, between
spring and seneca
NOSE Il SONS PIANOS.
new scale; strictly hish grade: made since 1851
prices moderate. terms Easy. +. thrisstS3er 81
Ihir1 street near Columbia
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DANCING ACADEEH

CTASDAED DANCING ACADEMfs 49, 49,
= tie opera house Society and stage ess>-
taught; circulars. froL Akef
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS AND pTrr,
~ ers.-Bids VIII he received up TO ~ m rs
day. May :, for the erection of two winss - =
kitchen. furnishing all material and performns y
labor for the completion Of same, bids to De- 49,
ate on each. Also bids for plumbing steam.sps.s
ing. electric wiring painting old hnlldln ss ~.
storage room, and 500 feet loincn 3S0S, -
s-inch. Loco feet 6-inch. more or less ~ -.
pipe, price 10 be per linesl foot delivered !. =
cars at Lake View, Wash, for the Western NJ
inCtou hospital for the insane.
All bids to be addressed To the B,ard of Trpa,.~
for the Western Washington Hospital for Inssss
Steilacooni. Wash.
Each lid must be accompanied by A esr.,a.s
CHI eek of 10 per cent. the amount Of the prnuoSss
The right reserved 10 reject any oc Al! NJ.
and to waive any defect or informalitv in anv ~
II IL be deemed in the interest of the state h "a =
Each bid must be marked for what portir. v
the work IL Is made on All bids TO be n arrs.x
ance with plans and specifications
Plans and specifications may be seen II the q.
orc. r Dennis. architect. rooms 520-2l-22 rass
ity building Tacoma, wash.
a. Il. STEWART,
\. II. CHAMBERS
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L>oR SALE-A NEAT MARKET AT BAR
Il gain; good location. Address STA Motke st.

DOR SALE-A SNAP OYSTER HOUSE:
l. cheap; good location. doing good business:
reason for selling. gong to Worlds fair. address
L. r., care Post-lnteliigencer.
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TOR sALE-OUR HOME LODGING HOUSE,
Il one OF the finest furnished and best equipped
houses In the city: rooms well filled with respectA-
bic roomers; three years lease given to purchaser
At low rent: small cash paym ent required and bal
ance In install ments to suit purchaser, would
accept part of balance In trade. Inquire at Our
Home, No l5l6I< Front street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN AN ESTAB.
lshed meat market; one Of the partaers has
business In oregon that requires his immediate al
teRtion: this IL snap for some wanting to
engage In business: not necessary understand
the business, but must he good sober industrious
man: price S250 Morgans Exchange, New YORK
block
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MONEY LOANED ON PIANOS. FCRNr-
vi ture. horses ETC.; CON mission charged
w G. Rittsnhouss, room 81 Union block, fi3
Front street.
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NOTICE TO HoRsEAEN-THERE Is Sov
~ offered for sale NJ Kent race trr.h w
finest lot af well bred trotting stock 49,
offered in this section. selected from Elert,..sS
Mambrino Wilkes, Balkin. Como. Buccsnss. -
win Davis and The King stocks: the sisra. -
bred stallion Santa Rita. No. lS.ols will siss ~
offered for sac For particulars asidress 49,
W. Logic. Kirkland, Wash.
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FINANCIAL.

DANK STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
ID Rothschild & Thurston. 3ll-3f2 Pioneer bldg.
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SNER BROS. III West Yesler Avenue.
Half block west Of Occidental square
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NOTICE-NEITHER THE CAPTAIN ~
~ owners of the ship Hawaiian Isles VIII, ~
sponsibe for any debts contracted by the crev -
OSCAR kUSTEI. Can.-s
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ASSlfERS md CHEHISJS'

A CHARLIN-A SSAYER CHE VIZ
- and mining en- gineer OF rs years expsI =.
graduate of Frieburg. Germany. school o. lni s.s
analysis of coal. iron and clay q sPeeisys
all work guaranteed to conform with any "a
aud silver bought or refined Office aud iabofssdy
rooms 30. II and go Union block. us ffyh. =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ENAMlNATroN OF APPLICANTS rpp -
IL mission 10 Ellensburg Normal schoo, -,.as =
held al the courthouse, in this city, on sa,urS.s
April 20, beginning at O'Clock a m Anri...HS
II male must be at least II Years Of are. fssS
10. and must certify their intention to teach & y.
schools OF the state of Washington -
v A FCSEY School Sunari,,snA
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LNOR sALE-BARBER SHOP; FIRST-CLASS.
Il four-chair. combination case with baths:
everything complete and new and doing good
business. In live town of 5000 inhabitants:
satisfactory reasons given for selling. Inquire Of
Gorham & Gorham, Pioneer block.
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CMALL SUMS TO LOAN ON COLLATERAL
- End other security. w. T. Hall, 2Ol New
Y ork block
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HERE IA CHANCt, FOR YOU! FINE
IL restaurant for sale 1t q sacrifice; well fitted
up; doing a good business; good location: very
low rent; good reason given for selling; this will
stand closest inve stigation Address Il. a., Post
InteIigencer
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MONEY TO LOAN. LONG AND SHORT
M time mortgages rrocf money furnished,
bonds, warrants and commercial paper l. r.
TAYLOR and D sullivan block
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NHEAP MONEY on MORTGAGE JOHN
~ I. Cow. of Cow & Atkinson, attorneys, Bailey
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ORIGINAL BON TON DRESSMAkING PA r.
~ lors; perfect III guaranteed. Madame KeIloss's
system; suits from 81 So up $40 Union street.
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LNEMALE AND PRIVATE DISEASES
Il Monthly Irregularities restored. cured. guar
anteed': 81; newly discovered, perfectly harmless;
females safety: send 10 cents stamps for full IN.
formation. johnson Medicine Company, Box 0S3
Portland. Or
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-26

An enlightened Bengal, Babu Co
Wind Chandra Lsha, has contributed
fifteen thousand rupees toward the ex-
penses of . snake laboratory at Cal
cutta- Two min lines Of research will
be followed In the laboratory. So
called cures for snake bites will be
tested under strictly scientific condi-
tions, and the properties of the snake
poison as such will be Investigated.
The laboratory will be the only insti-
tuition Of its kind in the world, and the
committee of the Calcutta geological
gardens which has taken the matter
in hand expects that it will be largely
resorted to by the scientific inquirers
who visit India during the cold wealth.
er. In accordance with the practice OF
scientific laboratories in Europe a
charge will be made for the use Of the
tables and instruments ut q rate suf1-
cient to cover working expenses.
Work done on behalf Of the govern.
ment will also be charged for accord
ing to q regular scale. 49,,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-08-26
WILL BE RENEMBRRED.

The debate on the repeal Of tho
purchase CLAUSE Of the Sherman law
closes In the House to-day. The vote
will be taken Monday, first on the
substitute offered by Bland, provid--
ing for free coinage at 16 to 1. II tho
silver men are defeated on this propo
sition, then o vote will be taken on
the substitutes, providing for free
coinage at II, IL, 10 and 20 to ].
These all failing, the silver men will
make another stand on the Blaud-Al-
lison Act, passed in 1878 and repealed
in July, 1890, by the Sherman law.
Meeting with defeat here, the silver
men will rally once more and record
themselves against the Wilson bill.
providing for the unconditional re-
peal of the purchase clause of the
Sherman law.
It now looks as If the Wilson bill
will pass the House, by a small ma
jority, and 60 to the Senate where it
will meet with stubborn resistance on
the part of the silver Senators. The
battle will be hot one, and, whatever
the fate Of the Wilson bill may be, the
friends of silver will be found camp
ing on tho trail of those Senators who
fall down and worship the golden calf
OF recommendation. Their hypocrisy,
in voting for the unconditional repeal
OF the purchase clause of the Sher-
man law, while claiming to be
friends of the white metal, will be
remembered at the bsllot-box by tho
unpurchased free men of the nation,
and men who will carry out the will
OF the people will take tho places they
have disgrsoed by their subservisncy
to the money power.
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Just Retribution.

Ibid you hear about Andy2" asked
one reminiscent westerner of another.
mo? Well, Andy made a strike Of
sixty-ave" thousand dollars at Cripple
Creek. AS soon as he got the money
in his hands he went down to Denver
and blew It in. Rum, cards and fun.
You know how It Is. The morning
that he woke up sober and found all
his money gone he set out to punish
himself by walking to Cripple Creek.
Ho wouldn't borrow a cent. A fellow
who was teaming for me overlook
him and offered him n lift, but he
wouldn't get in, and he plugged along,
muttering to himself: Walk, cursa
yer, walk. Blow in your dust, will
yer? Then walk, you fool. tn do
you good. No, you needn't stop at no
spring. Amt you drank enough2 Go
dry, you son of a gun. Light out and
walk, you burned jackass,' And he
did" T.-
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The superstitions Of sectors would iii
. book and 50 also would those Of sail
orR But this, says. the Boston Home
Journal, has affected the amateur
yachtmen, who are men of education
and who might be expected to laugh
IT It. Notice the names Of crack racers
of late years, and It will be seen tl.a+
the mystic seven has entered most
largely into their selection. In 1891
the adams boys" rs they are called,
had a boat called the Beatrix (notice
the seven letters) which was very sue
cessful. She was altered and renamed
the Harpoon, which, in addition to the
seven letters, had . lucky 90. The
Typhoon had the lucky seven letters
and the lucky 90, and was eminently
successful, therefore. 1t is also lucky
to have double consonants In the mid
die Of the name. The Gossoon, q cut
ter owned by the Adams boys, won oil
the races in her class in 1900, and in .
previous year these same yachtmen
misspelled word for the sake of gain
ing the lucky combination, and called
. boat the Babboon.