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The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
THE TRUST AFTER NoToRhc.
Users VIII He Cnred in "a by the Use
of So-to-bac. Causing Los, of
Many Millions of Dollar. to Tobacco

CHICAGO, March ;s.-iSpeciai 1T
was reported to-day that large sum
ofm oney had been offered the rruprie-
tors of the cure for the tobacco hal:t
called "no-to-bac, which is famous all
over the country for its wonderful
effect This offer, IL is Sd d was made
by parties who desire to ...ke it off the
market and stop its sale, because of is
injury to the tobacco business Mr. "
L. Kramer, general manager of the no.
tobac business, was interviewed at mis-
Office, ij Randolph street, and when
questioned, promptly said
NO, sir. MOTTO bac is not for sale
TO the tobacco trust We just re-
fused a half million from other parties
for our business Certainly notobac
affects the tobocco business 1t will
cure over a half million people in lsa4.
at an average saving of $50, which
each would otherwise expended
for tobacco, amounts in round
figures to twenty-five millions of
money. OF course tobacco manpfac-
turers and tobacco dealers loss i. the
gain of the party taking notobac.
Docs MOTTO hac benefit physically?
Yes, sir. The majority Of our patients
report an immediate gain in flesh, ard
their nicotine saturated syste:as
are cleansed and inade vigorous.
How is no-to-b bac sold2 Principally
through our travelling agents, we
employ over thonsard. 1. is
also sold by druggists who-e-
sale and retail throughout the Gn;eed
States and Canada. How are patti
ents assured that no -blc will q fleet
a cure in their case We absolutely
guarantee three 0oxes costicg So. so 10
cure any case Failure TO cu- C means
the money back. of course there are
failures but they are lew, AMI we can
better afford to have the good will
of nu occasional failure than his
money We publish li.tlc book called
Don't Tobacco spit or Smoke Your
Life Away. tha, tells all about no-to-
bac, which will be mailed free to anyone
desiring it by addressing the Sterling
Remedy Co, 45-4o Randolph street,
Chicago.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24

II the Chinese plan OF swearing
witnesses by cutting of a fowls
head would bo introduced in this
country Il would be necessary to pro-
cure . supply OF ostriches for the
police court Nothing smaller would
peefues tha dsairod eject
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24

Xan sixn. Fine Toilet Soap, nvo cents"
For months hung on tho vail,
The ladies came and went each day
But bought no soap at all.
The sign was changed Compile xion Soap,
Price nifty cents per Cake
Tho dealer In the next two woeks
A fortune small did make.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
Wyoming Schools.

S. 7. Farwell, state superintendent
of public instruction, has issued his
annual report Of the schools of Wyom-
ing for 1893. In the number of pupils
enrolled Uinta county heads the list
with 2,054. Laramie comes next with
! ,593. The total enrolment in the
state is 1888. The number Of teach
ers is 424 Of which 1923 are females
and and 96 males. The average COM
pensation to male teachers is 500. 50
and to females $4993 The aggregate
school bond indebtedness Of tho
twelve counties Of the state is $192,-
707. SO, and the total value of the
school property, $3.50, Alb. s6. All Of
the county superintendents of schools
are ladies', eight Of whom are married
women.
The ninetieth birthday Of Neal Dow
was generally observed throughout tha
country on the 18th by Temperance
people.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24
Ds.vs- ns.s.,s

Eggs, ranch 1sc, state 1be; butter,
best creamery 25(926c, dairy 16c; hay,
upland bsled e11@s12, second bottonee
9ss. 30; alfalfa ee. 30; ;oats d. 179el. 20;
potatoes e1.00(Ssl. 10; cattle, choice
'tsers$ .. 909>8. Is, cows a. 1904. 50,
native feedsrs e. 609sa 90; hog, ehoiss
n %; spring chickens t7.e09e8. 90
per dos. tarksys D..
Another man working On The Flor.
sscs railroad was terribly injured BY
- explei1su - 1upS1sy.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-24

A dispatch says it is reported in
Kansas City that Judge Caldwell has
instructed the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railroad receivers to hurry
their receivership to an end without
delay. because Of the alleged schemes
which, lie says, he will not prostitute
his court to carry out. Receivers
Reinhart and McCook are in New York
at the present tine.
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DgSRRET EVENING NEWS
-s,urso,. Isun,r, 80 is't
FRAgaENTa

AT iho mooting " tho illn, t..y fud
county bulIiug committee 'u.. oNtHIng
only routine business wac r.Hs1,..l.
Another .osi1u ~ tho committee .aH
boon liked iof this uitora"1 u a O'Clock.
Tun members uf ihe IouHuraI Lol,.
laiurn will visit tho Reform .III uu
Monday uoEt. Thrs wll ir.tH ..H r.Y
at % a.ui. uu H special illIu 1ud WI.I fH.uiu
the same evening.
Tur regular monthly m Mug ui ilo
Woman SurnEe association VIII t'
bold Tuesday, lH.h, o.. .p.mt a Nrt
urs Invited. D.. Mrrat.auo, rrg.idcni,
NJ. T.. Irvine, secretary.
following omcor, hayobae1 elected
Tor tIn Cnsuug toHf br tnr % Ifl lsr'0i
congregations lrsl HHt g.. 20. If,'li
Vice president llUug Sic. ~,
Jusophv, su'rn'nrJi Emanuel h1lnf
treasurer directors. D. g. iIaiu, IS.
Conu, A. 4. jacobs ami Ni. IL. hipmau.
Now that Tho romans of Harry, iho
oldest sou OF Mr lnu Mr. lH.rc.t, uf
East AliIl Crook, have boon iaid 90 frat iu
tho Cuy cemetery, ru.ult 0i Ono terrible
accident that bs,u. him, ihos desire
through thoNrws 20 oxp r.ss ihcir thnnAs
Co. tIoir fr0uIt Tor tHH valuable nssi.i-
anco aud sIndly comiol, giFuu ihgm u
thoir a1i.gtol.
Tur compliments OF tho management
OF tIe skaIug RINK ut Goo uHsH lul
gtoluua. corner IUuih south aud -.tu
sfr0ris, have been cx Dnd.I In QUO HIw-,
with tho assurance Tint Doc ieI through
successive tluudlug has been made uru
aud clear aud tho fkalup D. smooth und
Ono.
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HOUSE,


JohnIon presented a petition from
many taxpayers " Ssnpelp asking Tor
the enactment II q law requiring rail-
roads o publish descriptions Of stock
killed by thvm, l,ulcrged.
Hatch iuir 1ucud petition from
residents VI Grand aud san Juan
cpuniicli arkiug Tor a change Of the
couuty line, DO provided by tue bin iu.
tFoduecd by him yesterday Com.
miltuo On counties.
The report Of the Capitol gr1uula
commihsion was referred ~ that com
mitlee.
vahan, from tho judiciary commits
toe, recommended that II. 81, u pay
certain court costa In the Second die.
srict DO referred 70 committee on
claims Carried. He also reported
reconmoniing tue passage Of IL. B. 10,
allowing uirbus 20 work on SUNDAY,
aui III. B, IL, prohibiiHg attorneys
from becoming auruties.
5tohDr offered biii regulating aEto.
Sian wells anu 10 prevent thu waste
Of atteflan water. Committee on ggfl.
culture und Irrigation.
Tue following bills were introduced,
by Vauan: 70 provide mschanic.'
lien ond roleal all other laws In fela.
uoh thereto,
By Variant 10 prevent the intro
uuuiiOn VI disease, by domestic gui.
male, ard the sale " dlHeassd meats.
By McBrdi Relating 10 aisssi.
mtnts.
The matter OF fixing dalo to vlsi,
the Reform scloJl al Ogden came up
ami the House found Itself Ia another
parliamentary mudile. On motion Of
stanford a conference commiglee was
appointed To NIX tho date.
PONera oh-rui resolution appoint.
Ing Don j. Shields page Of tbs House
a. IL p1f day. Agreed o.. Tho page
Is un unusually bright little boy.
Tue olglt h1ur OH was read tho
Third time En1 put on its passage.
honson opposed tie bi.l on tho GROUND
that II tended tIa lavish expenditure
OF the public funds. Hubbard opposed
u Oeoauea decrease in hours would be
followed by decrease IN Wtste,
which would NOS no bencd. 90 tue
laboring mgu, II II was tht ulplso
20 pay tie same price Tor Ell ut ai lur
ten hCus iuJuitice woui .e '.ue.
Scans thought Il well 20 cut 800 ihe
number OF hours, as that wuYiI Iu-
crease tho num4ag Of psri0ni employ
ed, anu favored the bill.
Iolson endorsed the views OF Mon.
son aui hubbard, and thought II
uni vet 10 pay workman on public
JOB the same pr.cf Tor eight hours that
an employee on a private job would get
lot ten, hc0ppJssl the bll.
FoWefs argued In favor NJ tho bill.
II Was IA line with the action Of Cou.
krtas, and with the mot advanced
thought OF the age.
STANFORD lay rcd the bill IN an
earnest speech, wlich ellcltsi round
OF applause from Inc lobby.
moore spoke 900 favor Or tho hlll, as
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mo NEw8 o rolleI'oI . Tu5I11

Tho NEWS Is requested 70 publish
Goo I.lluIus
1Ug Third quorum " soyenIe WIN
mrH. iu tHH - tUHlt.u wITl mUUN Is
house Monday evening, %. $780,
Ituru EYuAuu srEy.s.ls wild do.
llNor Au illustrated '4ruf iu tla NuH.
trou D ward assembly main sunday even.
iug litn. d.I. th lae.uro s moo.
TINS -.sia1utb quorum of ssya1uol
wis hold iun.r monthly ling ou llIn.
day evening no Che First ward assembly
ball, at $50.
"EEHuiuy BOO EiucliIop amt Eiuct-
tluu boo Religion WIii Co., li... AG uunfa
HIhirci al tuU Tu.NDf tomorrow morn
iua. sufgirc belins q. 10 o'c..os.
uH. d. E.TALuA4E VIII lac.ure tomor-
row evening SUNDAY, January Il, lu tho
IWou'v' Htuuni ward mos luy house. n
iuu iu eros ui Che 4. NJ. 70. l. a. 5 ub.
icci' "lhr Nnmo We Bear"
Ar tho Assembly hall tomorrow, 1880
Pun, tho Church University Theology
ciis. VIII convene in regular session.
Leaflets containing "a synopsis ~ tho boo.
tlf0 delivered ny Dr.. Iaima.1 wall boz
distributed NJ Tho door. All arc cordially
Invited.
TIN Second quorum of Elders will
hold their regular monthly m0a iur iu
Tho Tomb ward meeting house uox Mon.
day uvuuing o.. $50 o'clock. President
JosUTh T.. Taylor and Charles W. Pom.
r0sn Will ho present. The Plies hood %
the First and Tenth wards AFRO cordially
invited.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
10 Laundry Customers by tho Salt
Lake LauldFymel.


Owing TO tho unsettled condition of
business and because Of our Inability
10 mako collections, RlHO tho fact that
all laundry help ~ well As supplies we
are compelled 70 phy In cash, II be.
comes ga absolute necessity to adOpt a
STRICTLY CASH SYSTEM.
IL 10 veil 10 note that tbs help ON.
ploye by tho combined lAundrips Of
the city amounts In the aggregate Ia
several hundred women aud girls.
These employees depend on their
weekly settlement Tor their suppoFt.
anu Ia mhny cases arc the sole ninir.
tenanCe OF entire families. In view
Of these facts We sincerely truet that
our numerous patrons appreciate the
situation, especially those who have
mad monthly accounts heretofore, ana
that all will not only cheerully con.
form 10 this cash rule, hut mid us with
their patronage 10 continue emplpy.
ing this large force OF dependent PEG.
pie.
Therefore, ia keeping with the above.
on anu after JANUARY 28iu, 1894, no
laundry VIII Doe delivered pxceut ON
payment fof tho shmr.
!his ruto dppHts % all Bsrelns MIN
OUT Distinction or favor.
Troy STEAM LAUNDRY.
UTAH STEAM LAUNDRY,
EMPIRE STEAM LAUNnRY.
htANnARD SrEAM LAuNDgY.
iioML 'TfAM a HAND LAUNDHY,
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TaG IOMA ATlTE BlXD.


The Iowa State Band, nfy.5lx
plrogr, VINO have been Engaged by tho
MUwiniUr Fair people iU play during
tie c0ntiruanCu VI tho Expofllon,Wi
afilvo Ia Salt Lake ou tHG Ei3 Gfaulo
Wtalefn tMil Monday Oh 1880 moor,
on their way g. Hau Fuucisc0. they
hal INTENDED giving a CONCERT Ia sat
Like, but owing 10 their failure o.
SECURE tue IaUofaGclo on tnn ILeaitr
they have been obliged TO aIaudon iae
Performance. IA order that tue SAT-
Lake public may have an opportunity
10 hear the band, tho Rio dmudu
Western has arranged l0g them o.
play two Or more selections AZ tho
dOpoi, upon their arrival aud the put.
lie Is cordially invited q 30 y gtuni.
fho street Car companies lave teen
ngtiusd 10 that extra cara will he pro.
ylded fOr all VINO desire to hear the
band. 10 IN an excellent organization
having great number OF musicians
from Gilmofo'a old band aud whA
selected out Of 200 competing bands by
the Midwinter Fair committee.
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CJyNCti
AZ the ciosu of Tine Nrws fep3r,
yeaieli1y, tle Council was engaged
% piolougei ,auI debate, ucc1e .1urI
. 10y mo niUmuuaif iu relation GO lead
OFT. snght. lhr .src1iIgu patti0 lu
.l.N, uuciltYrh ttc fnmc p1iitiOut,aud
AI.l t,i tue same mrICs, as they lid
DO iho huu'. The mom0r.nH at
IrnHiu ptWel lcc0ni fgadiug aad were
referred.
hcioilovIbr bills were intro uceI.
militia.
by Wllliamu Amending tao present
Jaw in relation 81 tue veto power. 0f
mayors %. citiss % the dut aud SECOND
Cl .8.
ny Williams AMENDING section .55
of Tue Compiled Lave.
bg y. H.. BJbtl! Making cluff Hrfip
receivable Tor lerfituflni tr1ct.
By II T.. Boo!h; n laung ~ 10.
cofis 20 uticG
BY X. j.. Blo.h: In relation to
m9f.gnFrl aud trust decide. 10 debates
that the i0rmtr shall not BE- Deemed
couvrYgnrra, and that thu latter snail
ot tuYcei 70 a'l .h1 pI'oeoIiuso y.
C4uliy.
by SeamaH Memorial ask.uz Tor
lhu nalc ., tho Womnnis luduftrisl
~ Umr.
II. u. Booth ,ntrad a resolution Oh.
STRUGGLING tin 90 umfitdl on UuivUr.
pity nnu Agricultural College - asuor.
tain AMI 'epOu al au cary date Sac
condition, wish restrictions and imltt-
tons OF ma unihn title 20 the vrluuus
Of inc Uulveuity tn Halt Lake Utty
anu the Agricultural College al L.lgai.
The ollDwing aiiitional clerks were
olecltd ~ 1itis. party vote; James
Glove, l.. q. johnson anu d. Bach.
man Jr.
Tho silver memorial came up, and
lcuni1 ~ prolonged duuatr. The
ID mJGfAs sought 10 make 10 appear
tnat tho Republicans dcmguetlEsl
HiIvcr In 1873 and that that action
vas tho cause Of pf8inu. financial
condition.. The Republicans rCtlllutsd
~ charging those conditions 10 the
policy Ui the Democratic party Ia re-
spgCl no the tarn. An amendment o.
the al, ct ihat threatened tAfin legisia-
ton nad stayed Industry, was offered
by EliUdgu aud adopted by a party
vote ul D o. g.
fuo memorial was adopted by party
vote Of 10 I, Williams remarked
that no would have voted Tor the
memorial, but for EldTodge's amend.
mHut.
An invitation from the Trbune for
tho Council 10 visit It's premises was
unanimously accepted.
Adjourned until Tuesday next ut
y. m.
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DIVIDENDS.
DIVIDENDS.
DIVIDENDS.

To The Stakeholder aud Patrons
We have now ~ good rating a.
any one In tho city, and arc in rtsi-
ton 70 purchase goods and place them
at your doofs, a little cheaper than
anyone slso In town, on account Of
our very low lease and general run.
ming expenses, therefore give ~ a trial,
we will surely plense you, and In q
few months you will receive a hand.
some dividend.
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Woman Suffrage Meeting.

There will DO a meeting OF tho gen.
Aloflieers Of the Woman Suifagu
association OF Utah Territory held AZ
the Exponent office, room s9s, Con.
slitution Building In this city on Mon.
day, Jau. 10, at 3 .. m. The chairman
OF the executive Committee aud Of the
publishing Committee anu members Of
both these committees are requested TO
attend. Il. ID. WELLS,
President.
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Get your Ataimc,s Of Title ht tbs
County Recorders oiilce. They hrs
made directly from the original records.
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Dr. Brrruwn, Ocuilni, Aarisi and op.
utinr. spsciaSisa Gttsd. CohaHszeisl
Bloch.
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SamN. Spry, tailoring; uniforms and
society goous; % Main Street, Salt
Lake CITY, Utah. Satisfaction guarRu.
ttut.
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Highest Pfico .or County Warrants,
CUy aui Counts Iirr Chtrss anu
Jury 5csii, at +. AUEHBACn & BRO.
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rUnItry ntsarH AVN rnicKts
LUNCH

Turkey Diuner from four 10 eight
g.. M. cluding fresh oysJofs, IS cente.
Chicken bn zen, Including fresh oys.
tera from 1881 a. m. to- -. ~, 20 cent?,
Rt Occidental Restaurant, No. IA East
Fret South Street.
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CNC

.He ce shoaiI make this sub.fr clear.
90 leHfiaiors had naiier Jet it alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
CISITING HISTORICAL SPOTS.

MOVEMENTS OF THE PHILADELPHIA PILGRIMS
TO BE HERE TODAY.
The Philadelphia Historical Pilgrims arrived at
Tarrytown the 3 o'clock train yesterday over
the Central Railroad. and received at the sta
ton by committee Of arrangements. headed by
NJ. D. Raymond. Editor OF THE Tarrytown Argus"
They taken IN stages TO see the historical
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Washington Irving's rest
ing place Last evening the pilgrims attended n
special service at the old Dutch Church in Sleepy
Hollow. where address OF welcome was made
by Mayor NJ. II. Bright NJ. ID. Raymond also de-
nvereG address
To-day the party. who have been making n
pilgrimage through Now-England. will be enter
tanned by kindred spirits in New-York City. They
will be received at the Park Avenue Hotel at go
and other societies, including Colonel Asa Bird
Gardiner. James NJ. Montgomery Professor II: T.
Johnston and others. and escorted TO the College
ably he received by President Alexander s Webb
after which they Will inspect the special collection
Of charts and maps In the college illustrating the
Revolutionary War. These maps REPRESENT on
large scale the batleelds OF Long Island. Harlem
Heights. Fort Washington and other points or IN
crest In the evening the party Will visit city
Hall Park whore the Sons Of Liberty used TO hold
meetings in 175 look the Hale statue. and cross
I}rooklyn Bridge 10 stand on the spot near Fulton
ferry where Washington superintended his Famous
retreat from Long Island in l'1O.
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DIED.

BRIGGs-A, Preakness, n J.. Saturday August Ath.
Manson Tuthl nrsss Stree, Methodist Ep.copa,
church e29 East 6st-st.. Tuesday, August 'th al IL
rnterment at convenience II family.
cARrER-on sunday August 9Th at hI@ residence NO
neriy Of New. York CITY in the SD year OF his
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited % aena ns
wednesday morning. August at ne 9,eiek ., ma,
trains leaving Central Depot at 1902 and 1908
O'Clock
DrprIs-A, Montcalr. N. J. August c. 1894 Louis
Fnsai VIII be held hi; late residence snSs. 2ss
on a Thy arrival Of train leayns chamSerssi 80 m
GREGoRY-on SATURDAY evening. August sarah wdsw
% John Gregory in her sih year. at her residence 1'S
Funcra. services Tuesday. August :. at ) ,. m
HANsoN-At his home, Newark. n J, on sunday
Rsati1es and friends are invited attend the funsrs,
services at hs residence No IA Washngtonst On
Wcdncsfay August Sth. at IN.
In,errncnt at fosedale Cemetery. Orange. " j.
HoUsToN-At Railway; ~ J.. On the 9th Inst Henry
services uesay tn !h inst at tao oe0eH
a late residence" corner Fulton ana commerce sls
JENNINGS sophrona Robinson widow Of Augustus Jen-
Funeral services will he held a, Trinity Church South
port Conn. on Tuesday. August :. at $50 p m
KENYON-Edward Bovine Kenyon Friday, August o.
Rariian' \ j.. on wednesday August s. at 2:i5 m.
Long aTsH ,o y I Asssi Il l o. JoSn
iou and Elinor Shepard Miller. in the 10th month OF
runpr af from the residence a, Painhea n j. Tues
day. August :. at 10 O'Clock
English papers please copy. -.
PAr.MER-On SATURDAY morning. Angus y lesf' law"
Palmer the s,rh year of MS age"
will be held AZ his late residence u ass
s2!-st on Tuesday morning August :, AZ ~ VcOeA
! I, is kindly requested that no flowers be sent
RrcHa RlS-At his il3 East 30hst on satur'
i,v August T. IN tne year Of his sse. Ldsar IL
Richnrd- Of the late Mark b Richards OF Ph'ia-
ielphlc ,,, ...., q. ....I
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 atteno
,ha ,u,era Church ~ the Holy Com
nunlon 6h-aye and 20th-s,.. Tuesday August T. -
$50 n.
RI.GGIES- on Monday August &. NJ his residence IN
Jersey city y j. Winthrop W. Rugsles jr, IN the
18th year Of his
I Notice Of funeral hereafter
sEGUINEOn Sunday August J. at TIE home o. her som
r-law Charles b. Ripley, $50 Park-aye.. Mary Ann
segune daughter Of Water ard Rebecca Belts. IN her
Funeral ser, ices at Tuesday evening ~
clock.
Tn,,rtnent at convenience II the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07

-o,nins and mosr Of the afternoon she steamed
49,, and forth among the fleet which was wait
49,, ,or the wind 10 take IL over the course. NO
80, ,,ough, the race would be started. Late
y, n. afternoon. however. a gentle wind sprang
:. ,o,, M southwest. and The Regatta Com
", n,icb was On board the Shearwatcr, de
assd 10 start the race.
,,,o,s the yachts which had assembled IN
Claw cov4 Harbor were the Sapphire. Linier'
r.rra rlsamarie. Car,otia. Sibyi. Ella Allegro.
DAISY. Hacyon, Viola, Shearwater. ECLIPSE
clo-,sna Dolores. Stella. Wasp. Minerva, Nderim.
Emerald. Reverb Aquiio. Roposo' hmo'a'
yayahoe. Merlin. Marietta, Oneida NirNaha'
I'rya. Queen Nab Quickstep. Nirvena 'schooheo'
Atlantic, GeyaNa. Mage, Niator. Catheriha'
Nsara. Sylph Marguerite. Dagmar Clermon''
Jessa Viola Judy, Orienta ana CTus1uVi' c,,
When the breeze sprang up the Keg't,a Com
m,rtee signalled for the yachts 10 get under way
and unoer the light breeze the? went oui OF me
hsrbor with all canvas flying. Inc iharhppd.
had been anchored off tAe mouth OF me ndi p"'
and the Regatta Committee established a Hile pc
iveen II and the shore The yachts crossed me
line IN the following order: Gloriana. Queen MAD
Wasp. Ilderm. GOssoon, Jessica. ioH!' ETHpst'
Ava Minerva Ariel, Emerald, Neaera, Loyal.
Merlin. Elsemarie. Marguerite ana onalr' .,1,,
the res; following II was late when the race
started and was much Ia. r when X was ended.
The feet will start tbs morning on It's run
"a Morris Cove From Morris Cove the cruise
will be 10 New-l1ondon. Newport vineyard
Haven. New Bedford and back 20 Newport. where
the fleet will disband On August 10 the Goelet
Gun races will take place of Newport. II IL a
matter Of regret TO all va htsmen that ogden
(;oelet will not be al Newport this wear 10 see the
CUPS raced for He is now aboard his steam
YACHT the White Ladye at COWes, England. The
VET that the commodore Of the club is away
IS IN England will 1otract much from the
srest o. this years cruise. However. II Is
sxi expected and believed that this years
gzss the seiG-centennal one Of the Newly ork
!tht Club will be- d success. Certainly a good
N. d yachts has started and there is pros
y. Of good racing.
When the yachts started out in the race for
.is Seni-Centenniai Cup yesterday afternoon the
sai blew their white canvass swiftly over the
hae ripping waters OF the Sound. The day was
sa a good one for yacht racing, but II was a
g,d iay for yachting, for 1t was one on whlch
every stitch OF suniilied canvass might De SCI
ard one in which purple hazes and dim FAR AShts
teng the shore made picturesque everything that
nJyei on the face Of the waters. The race yes
,.r,ay was under the charge Of the Regatta Com
rA.ee o. the club. which Will have charge OF al!
rms from port 10 port. and of the 'ioelet cup
aes on August 10 5 Nicholson Kane, Irving
Gnnael Chester GriswOld that efficient R--
fatta Committee. II Il not their faut II 'he
wind does not blow.
he race yesterday was a fzzle. the wind going
toxn and preventing finish within the specl-
Ted tine.