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PITTSBURGH PLAN,
A New Financial Measure to DO Presented
For the Consideration OF Congress.

a New Financial Measure to be Presented
For the Confederation OF Congress.
PirrspuRdH, Pa, Jan. 2t.-Tho "Pitts.
burgh Plan concerning tho currency
question, was unanimously adopted to.
day by the Clearing House Association
at their annual meeting aud a commit
tee oil three appointed to submit tho
scheme to Senators Cameron and Quay
aud Congressman Dalzell anu Stone to
urge It's adoption by Congress. The
proposition was made by ]. II. Wilcox,
president Of tho Second National Bank,
and met tito unanimous approval OF tho
association after . lengthy discussion
OF Its merits.
Tho essential provisions oil the plan
are the following amendments to tho
national banking act:
l.. Permit national banks 10 issue
notes TO Nh amount not exceeding their
paid up capitol stock. but requiring
each bank before receiving notes to de-.
post with the United States treasurer
bonds Of any issue, upon which they
may receive notei up to tho par value
Va nAIh pOAAus N ...| .# ...
.. Impose a tax OF q quarter OF
per cent per, amman, payable semi.an.
nually. upon tho average amount OF
note, IN circulation to deiray the Ok.
pen.e II printing notes. official super
vision aud other expenses OF the comp.
trollcr's Office.
3. Repeal the provisions o; tho re-or.
ganiza,ion and extension act OF July IL,
1882, imposing limitations upon tho re-
duc,ion and increase Of national bank
circulation.
4. Authorizes the secretary OF tho
treasury to o!ier for sale, from time to
time at not less than par, .! per cent
ive.tweniy year bonds tredeemable in
five years, payable in twenty years., in
denominations from $50 to $4,000. TO be
paid for IN gold. legal tenders or United
States treasury notes TO an amount,
which, with the gold in tho treasury,
will be sufficient TO retire all outs,and-
in, legal tender and treasury notes, such
notes to be cancelled as fast as a new
circulation Is issued to tho banks.
5. Permit national bank. to count
national bank notes as part OF their
legal cserve.
The other provisions OF the present
national bank act to remain unchanged.
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REFUSE TO SELL.

The SIouonEahela Navigation Company
VIII Not Consent to n Proc River.
WASHINGTON, d. c., jan. 2I.-A report
sen. to tho house to-day from the war
department. disclo.es the fact that the
M%ouongahela Navigation Company de-
clines to ente. into negotiations with
the government for the sale OF its locks
and dams on the Mo~nongahela river,
Pa, a, suggested by the last river and
harpor act with a view TO the expedicncy
OF making the river free from tolls.
Tho repor. suggests that as the state
placed a portion OF the river in the
hands OF a private concern it should ex.
tinguish the franchises granted and re,
lieve commerce from the e1actions Of 4
corporation.
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BUDAPEST, Jan. GA mob Of unem.
ployed persons marched in n rio.ous
manner through tho principal streets
to-day and ware dispersed by tho police.
Later tho rioters re-asscrpbled in large
numbers aud upon their refusal to dis.
perse, tho police charged upon ,hom
and a hand to hand fight followed, dur
Ing which several people wero hurt aud
many arrests wore made. During tho
time Of tho disturbance tho police
blocked tho streets leading to tho
Hungarian diet.
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IRISH POLITICS.
Justin Mccarthy Issue. n Manifesto to HI
C0untrymcu.

Justin Mccarthy Issue. n Manifesto to HI,
C0untrymcn.
LONDON, jan. 2A.-In the manifesto
which Justin Mccarthy. chairman o.
the Irish Parliamentary party, issued tc
mis- followers, appealing to them to be
constant in their attendance at the
house OF commons during thu coming
session OF parliament. he makes the
significant remark that this session
promises to have a decisive influence
upon the Irish causc.
Mr.. Mccarthy adds that it twill prob
ably be the last session before M ap-
peaI Is made to the country, and he re.
minds the Irish members that tho
position OF their kindred in America in
time OF deep industrial depression does
not permit them to hope for much "a.
sistance from that quarter.
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Wells, r., SIS; Daniel Arndt, R. 55l;
Eugene Dciters, D.. 40; w. ]. John.
son. d., 456; @. Stanke. D.. 46B; j. D.
Frederick. d.. 440. Elliot, Frew, Wells
and Arndt are elected.
sEcoSp WARD.
First brauch-J. A. Britt, Il, 6lS; A.
6. Hadlick. D., All; Britt's majority
col.
Second branch-B. +. rachman, T.,
GO; s. Uselton, X, Cos; ]. +. Potter,
X, COZ; L Saltsrbach, D., 4?4; J.. Dun.
kle. D., ii6; J. L. McLain, D., 4l5.
Bachman, Uselton antPotter are elected.
THIRD WARD.
Fir,t branch-J. X. Butts, r., 400; @.
+. Brandiass, d.. Ala; Butts majority, rs.
Second branch-I. ". Fair, X, 494;
Walter Wills. r., 4S5; W. G. Clator, r.,
415; Paul o. Reymann, D., 40; Allen
Brock. D., All; William Frio,e, D., 400.
Fair. Wills and Clator are elected.
FOURTH WARD.
First branch-Herman Zwicker, R,
5o1; II. d. Grimm, D., 365; ZwicEers
majority AZ.
Second branch-Hcrman Hess, r.,
400; 7. G. Britt. r, i59; Edward Bod.
ley, r, Al; Joseph W~ci,gerbes, d.,
4?i; Peter Hoe, D., 400; Patrick Fi,z.
simmons. D., 400. Britt. Hess and Bod.
Icy arc elected.
FIFTH WARD.
First braneh-William Nesbitt, r.,
so; August Weidebusch, D., S55;
Weidebusch's majority 20.
Second branch-D. II. TAYLOR. r,
34s; G. W. Hannah, D., 3iS; John
Wa,orhou.e, D., S4s; F. Wendell, D.,
Sis; A. S. Hare, r, 33S; Stephen Water.
house, IT,. R, 3SS. The three Democrats
and Taylor, Republican, are tied.
SIXTH WARD.
First brach-C. L. Ebcling, L, $40;
ia. Wood. D., Ill; Ebsling'u majority
10.
Second branch-J. Refer, r, sos;
John Hess, r, ST.; ". F. Lindsey, r.,
SiI; II. Kern, r, Sal; q. NJ. Deviney,
r. sos; Il. q. Caldwell, d., 703; NJ. b.
Bailey. D., 600: T. W. Killeen. D., 6si;
Z II. Wilde. D., 1872; Thomas Burke,
d., GIG. Lindsey, Dsviuey, Kern, Re,zer
and Hess are elected.
SEVENTH WARD.
First bsanch-w. P. McKelvsy, R,
GIL; &c. II. Schwertfeser, D., $40; Nc.
Kelyey's majority, 36l.
Second brauch-James P. Maxwell,
r, ego; \. c. Hamilton, T., 66S; D. r.
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ELECTRIC
Have a Tough Fight for the Patronage of
AlleEhrnY CITY.

hhNo u Aousu EiSHt hitohHso "
Allegheny City.
PirrsBuRGH, Pa, Jan. 2i.-The fight
that has boen going on in tho Allegheny
City council for the past six months
was tonight settled in favor OF the
Western Electric company, which was
awarded the contract over the W~estius.
house company.
When the bids were first opened. the
Western Electric's bid vas found to be
$1,000 less than the Westinghouse
but Notwithstanding this, the commit
tee recommended that Westinghouse.
as a home concern. should be given the
contract. Councils so ordered. but tho
mayor vetoed tho action and the fight
has been very bitter since then.
Tonight, without previous intima-
ton Of change Of front. councils came
around to the mayors views OF the mat
ter and awarded the contract to the
Western Electric company.
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GREAT FIRE SALE.
Great Fire Sale!
GROCERIES.

The entire stock Of the Atlan,,
Tea Company Will be sold at auc.
ton, beginning WEDNESDAY,,
JANUARY %, at 1860 Markes
street.
This is a rare chance to secure
bargains. The stock consists Of
Teas. Coffees, Soap. Starch. Ri:e,
Beans, Evaporated Fruits, Calitor.
MIA Canned Fruits of every descrip-
ton, Sugar Corn. Tomatoes, Pie
Peaches. Rolled Oats, Oat Meal,
etc. These goods are but Slightly
damaged by water.
Don't fail to attend this great
sale.
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CHEF OF POLICE BENNETT,

Tappan, R. 66l; R. B. Naylor, D., 33t;
Joseph Shafer, D., 297; II. b. Rumble,
D.. 2Sl. Maxwell. Hamilton and Tap.
pan are elected.
EIGHTH WARD.
First branch-Thomas Dawson, R..
si7; Jacob c. Beck, D., 4o7; Davison's
majority 40.
Second branch-W. E. Stathers, R,
$50; Conrad Utermohlen. r, 81; Fred
C. Williams, R, $40; David hahne, R,
S2S; Herman Bentz, D.. 1862; W. II.
Thurman, D., 4l9; Carl Butler. D., 40;
W. J. Lantry. D.. 402. Stathers, VIII.
Jams, Un;ermohlen and Hahne are cleo.
ted
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sections. Tho present outlook OF tho
oil situation was thoroughly discussed
aud measures taken 10 place the indus.
try on a solid basis. II was decided to
form n company to DO capitalized at
Sl,0Oo,00O to help out the reiners who
claim to have been doing business nj a
loss for a year or more. As n starter
for tho new company $4,000 was sub.
scribed on tho spot, with assurances OF
enough moro 10 assure its success,
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GAME OUT ON TOP.
tcOpinuea from Firt Pdst.l

Ing become known no, very long after
tho closing OF the polls that tho Repub.
Leans had achieved n great victory.
The Democrats who were on hand
melted like snow under tho Ere OF tho
returns. that from start to finish were
favorable TO tho Republican candidates.
Clerk Thoner gave up after about ono
third OF tho precincts in tho city had
been reported, but tho McNichol men
hald on and claimed that when all tho
votes were counted their man would
como under tho wire . w%inner-by q
small majority-but q winner JUS. tho
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BUTLER, Pa, Jan. 2l.--Thc indcpen-
dent oil producers from tho oil regions
OF Pennsylvania, Now York. Ohio and
West Virginia me. hero to-day with
large representations from tho ecyoral
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FOB SALE.

Horse 1 roonS ,oth st,ao, .bo., n, -.
terms. 500 t0's t-'4 street. enoap on easy
Hons. o rooms ard nan a., .,,, ~
dId order s. SS1 ~ "oe insp'el'
House, Z rooms. larrs s,,S,s and 2.,o,, pa.
uinsul.r addition tn Es, Wb.si;r- vii ii
part or all chcap. 80 E'
BeIvcIe,n 80 aa.S - 90 H"Na s"~~
House rooms. SricS Main =; s,b wan, 8, "a
Hose 4 rooms brjcI TssnS 80. - -
$50. : 'H az ""'H'
Uonse Z ,oo,n. and h.,, Pal. vTn- ,,,-
rs feet eSsr tens. sI'41i 's"' 'o' lux
unnso 1 $50. 49,,
ponhIc hons. 10 nnoSs indi.na Sc ist.vS
casy s,JOl ~
Uonse 4 nome son.b ur,o, 49,, ,,.,,
with nSI ISs:c lot cIo @sS Sou'n ha'on street. iS1Aaa'
House : roors and h,I, N.,Ln, &C.,, L.
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r AIDES WANTED-IF YOU WISH
IL EMPLOYMENT at your homes. send self
addressed envelope for our descriptive circular
The Alfred Knitting Co Winthrop, Mass. lali
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Silkc E. and a. spool Silks, in
ollho' black. at &c.
Knitting Silks al 229c.
Knitting Silks at 25c.
Crochet Silks ut sc.
Flo and other Silks at popular prices
at Tue LEADER.
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CALESMEN-WE SEND SAMPLES,
~ allow liberal salary and expenses or com
mission TO proper applicants. Staple seller.
Three stores out OF FIVE will order. Address, with
stamp Lock Box 40, New York City. aul.TThtS
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members In tho Fifth and ono first
branch man in tho Bamo ward; every
where else the Republican candidates
werc successful by varying majori.ie'.
from the big 'nns in the Eighth and
Seventh to the rather close one in tho
Fourth. Perhaps ono Of tho mos. notable
%yictorisg OF the election was That OF
Herman Zwicker for first branch Of
council in tho Fourth oyor II. i. Grimm.
Tho vote for councilman in tho various
wards 10 shown below:
FIRST WARD.
FRS. brnnch-William Otto, T., 6t0i
Loui, zoecklcr, D., 5S5; o.to'a majority
Second branch-Edward Elliott, K,
b5s; Alex FreH Il. 6o7; J. howard
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TO LOAN.
WANTED.

MANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
w Advertising Solicitors, q good opening to
a good man W. PAXTON PALMER llSI Mar
Get street Jazz
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NWANTED-A POSITION IN COM
w MISSION. wholesale or mAnutacturln:
business wanted by a man experienced 10 Office
work aud wishing 10 locate IN Wheeling. \
modcrate amount OF money would be Invested IL
desired. address "a. B." Gaze In;CllGenccr
Office. jaaio
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JNANTED-A FIRST.CLASS BUSl-
w MSS man TO work endowment aud
straight life insurance with The Union EcntJnl
Life Insurance Company. No one Wilt be Gu.
gagged unless able to furnish good references and
n Eord. ". PALMER. General Manager. 1857
Market street Wheeling. W. Va Jas
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN HOTEL
w or restaurant by man and wife: pastry
cook. second cook or dIuing.rooiu- Address ".
7. MARTIN. lntcIlirencer odice. iaEee
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MES & DEVINE,
Tel. 6S 1899 Market Street.
FOR SAID
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.

SFECtAL DARjAlNS n PROPERTY.
No. 10 South Penn street. scvcu.roomcd new
house, laundry. bath room. hall, porchcS both
gases, In the best location. with all the Latest
improvements: cheap.
No. lloi and ll06 Market street, two Sto'a
rooms eight laTc rooms upstairs SlnSn
No. % South Huron street, 5rooucd house, Io~
SSIl.o feet. $1,000
No. Gil Market street, 6.roomcd house. %?
l6IlS3 feet. SL.6oo.
No. ISIS Jacob street, 7.roomcd house, In good
location. s10O.
Nc, Il Fourteenth street, ll.soomcd orIcs
house; cheap.
No. lis South Penn street, a.roomcd house.
bath room. with all la,cs. Improvements, larSo
lot; cheap.
Also building lots. farms and resIdeuccs o! al
slzcS Call anu SEQ me.
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POSSESSION IMNEDIATELY,

JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent Collector. Sotlry Prb!lc .at
Pension Attorney, No. l6i. Market street
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First bsanch-w. P. McKelvsy, R,
GIL; F. G. II. Schwertfeser, D., $40; Nc.
Kelyey's majority, 36l.
Second brauch-James P. Maxwell,
R, ego; y. C. Hamilton, T., 66S; D. r.
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First brauch-J. A. Britt, r. 6ls; A.
G. Hadllek. D., 4l7i Britt'a majority
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Wells, r, 5sS; Daniel Arndt, R. 55l;
Eugene Deiters, D.. 470i W. ]. John.
son, d.. 456; @. stanke, D.. 46B; j. D.
Frederick. d., 4l9. Elliot, Frew, Wells
md Arnht arn alnrlnh
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CURRENT FASHIONS.
A poUCEr GowN-rHE NEW WAYS OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MATERIALS
HEAVILY EMBROIDERED.

A Doucet toilette for Newport Is OF Dresden sur
the skirt made quite plain. Bands OF prooau.'
gallon trim the bouse-one strip in 'front.' reaoN'''s
from the neck to the waist and band over e"'"
shoulder. edged with deep ruffe OF su'pu,e
gathered around the pointed ends The edge Oh ."o
rufie reaches the belt and gives the enec' VI :"
large fchu A crush belt OF velvet. with Do"
on one side forms the belt. and also the conar'
which has wired wings OF the gulpure at the oaoH'
The sleeves are gathered together at the eioo"
with a velvet bow the inside.
Another very pretty costume BY this succesS'u
artist Is OF green crepon. a wide band OF suipu'e
trimming the front OF the blouse and ertehdins
down the front OF the skirt The bodice is Haoe
with pleats and has a Figaro Jacket OF green cio'h
made with two revers in front, consisting OF TWO
deep scallops The sleeves. which are gathereu u"
voluminous diagonal folds at the pun. nave mo
folds separated by two continuous bands OF k".-
pure. which reach from the shoulder to the WAIST,
the two bands Joining just below the elbow anu
forming a tight-htting gupure sleeve covering the
forearm.
good idea for dinner dress when the wearer
cannot wear decoete gowns. is a lace bodice maze
without lining and fitted smoothly to the neck ana
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the shoulders with sleeves also OF the un!ned lace
Across the bust at the line OF a low-cut bodice Is
draped the material OF the dress with a pun OF
the same festooned Just below the shoulders Tor
the sleeves. The lace gives the effect OF iow-cut
bodice collar OF strands Of pearls finishes II at
the neck
Satin and velvet embroidered with pearls. Strauss
diamonds and colored stones. connected with goid
and silver thread. will be greatly used this winter
for fronts OF evening gowns and waist trimmings
for both day and evening. A lovely blouse Tor
dem-to H. OF pale pink duchesse. with velvet
revers covered with seed-pearl embroidery The
blouse is very full in front and the revers com
mence at the Juxtaposition Of the sleeves ana
shoulder seam. and fare out over the pun OF the
sleeves in two squared tabs. The under tab. cut
diagonally forms with the straight inside line OF
the velvet. which is cut In curve from the
shoulder nearly TO the waist. sharp point the
upper part Of this line IL covered with ruched
draping OF the velvet, ending on either side OF the
velvet collar in rosettes
A soft stirring OF moussellne de sole gives
charming effect to the bodice of a Roednitz model
The stirring is OF cream-colored mousseline de
soie shaped ike a deep round yoke. and extending
we'll over tho sleeves. over the shoulders. holding
down the tulle g to form Jockeys are bands
Of -colorei guipure studded with smaI JET
beads Each band is brought around In a loop 10
the front where they meet another band OF the
let. studded with gupure. which extends TO the
waist at the back The yoke is cut short, leaVihg
the Jockeys the shoulders held down win the
guipure bands. which finished In points Inc
rest OF the bodice is OF vert deau SILK gathered
very full In 'front.' the vouminous soft sleeves END
ing at the elbow with light shirring OF the tune
The skirt of this dress Is OF the material az
the blouse
The newest gowns all have bands Of lace or pas
sementerie running straight down in front over a
box pleat OF the goods. The box pleats are otteh
held down at intervals by four disk buttons
An odd design by new lumnary called
Ramearx has this effect combined with bIacK
Velvet yoke studded with Strauss diamonds,
fold OF the material OF the dress from the sleeve
cutting the yoke in two al the shoulders me
yoke "a cut with two tabs either SIDE and then
straight across IN the middle. where the space Is
filed with broad box peat OF the goods held down
at the top with two disk Strauss diamond buttons
m either side The material OF the gown Is or
charoeable crepeline In pink and blue. velvet
collar and corseet belt. powdered with the dia-
monds" finish this costume.
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QUIET ON THE vALKYRIE
HER PEOPLE APPARENTLY NOT ANXIOUS OVER
TUNING UP sPINs-How YESTERDAY

TUNING UP sPINs-HOw YESTERDAY
WAS SPENT
The first OF the days for the vaikyrie and the
Defender IL so near that the hardness OF the
ayers of the English boat in taking advantage OF a
good. wholesale breeze yesterday morning for a good
tuning up cruise excited comment among the people
the tugboats her. as we'll as among the spec
tators who crowded about pleasure craft and
steam yachts. Amos, the only sign OF life
board the English vessel yesterday morning about
o'clock was a Waterman who was not at all eager
things stirred up The effect OF the apparent
careessness on board the Valkyrie Is to make the
students of yachting believe thai the Englishmen
feel OF their game this time. Mr.. Kersey who
was yesterday. said that the challenger WILL 60
in drydock Thursday. and not on Wednesday as
was at first expected. When In the drydock. or just
after she comes out Of IT, the Vaikyrie will be OFF,
cially measured as will be the Defender. The boats
need not be measured in drydock. as some people
seem to suppose all that is necessary to measure
racing yacht Is water nai y o Ss M Tes
erlay morning that she would sail during the fore
hSpy Whatever sHs to- get her out At after
o'clock preparations were made FOR mncovering her
went to work s Oiins and scrubblns The Earl Of
Dunraven and Mr.. Kersey were busy trying to catch
stops This was all that was done on the Valkyre
up TO o'clock yesterday afternoon At ilttle after
mainsa After another shor, wait the clubtopsail
taken down and somewhat larger one SEM up
an ITS Sa wh sy MIS- K shs
there would be tuning up trip he replied that he
Soon after this were set to work to take little
OF thefulness OFF the mainsail This ma mai on
boom and It appears to set rather better than II did
There was not rufie OF wind on the waters OF the
sail sail was taken on and little later the mair,ail
was furled for the night 1t Is expected that the Val
kyrie will take trial sail to-day If there is enough
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LABOR DAY YACHTING CONTESTS.

THE NETWORK YACHT RACING ASSOCIATIONS
ANNUAL REGATTA-OTHER SPORTS AFLoAT.
The New-York Yacht Racing Associations sev-
enth annual regatta yesterday was success 30
far as entries and starters were concerned, but
a disappointment so far as wind was concerned
Old Boreas refusing TO buster for the deectatlon
OF the owners ana crews Of the thrty-seven yachts
OF various classes which started and the assembled
guests. The race, which was to have been started
at II a. m was delayed an hour on account OF the
prevailing CAIN by the regatta committee. COM
posed OF A. F. Adams, NJ. NJ. Bronson, Edwin
Moor jr r. L. Langerneld. f. NJ. Randall and
William Ross, jr. On account OF the calm some
OF the starters were unable to finish.
The Glen Island steamboat Laura NJ. starin
served the clubboat. and among about three
hundred members and guests OF the club. had on
board Captain A. Metzgar. the Misses Wissinger
Miss Kelley, Joseph Stilzer. Captain and Mrs.
Joseph Ellsworth Captain j. c. Somers, Walter
Smith, Frank Randall. Mr. Holl!ngsworth, Albert
Weaver. b. H. McClain. Commodore Norman
Rowe +. Moore jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ketchum
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill. Mr.. and Mrs. Mann.
Commodore Shaver Captain A. T. Styles. Charles
schade. Frank oliver. Miss Mccain. Charles Met
teun. William Story. Robert Coster and S. ID.
Hyer. The boat was In charge Of NJ w bronson:
Me e yachs rom the RudnSon Bayonne Columbia
Club. Jersey city; KIN Won , Kull Newark, New
Jersey. Oceanic Payonia, Tower Ridge. Yonkers
Corinthian and Ossning clubs. The winners in
the various classes were as follows:
Anaconda In a wakover; Forsyth H. Zulu Eagle
Wing in a walkover: William II. Gill. Sybilla Mary
Dove Hattie in a walkover; Tempest. Mercedes.
Maggie y.
The fall regatta OF the Iarchmont Yacht Club
was sailed the clubs triangular course in
the Sound. off the handsome clubhouse at Larch-
mont, yesterday. 1t was open to all classes of
boats. and the courses varied from eleven and a
half to thirty miles, according to the rating of
the boats. Arrangements for the regatta were well
carried by the Regatta Committee. consisting
OF John +. Lovejoy. chairman: Otto Sarony and
Alfred Marshall Thirty-one yachts Of various
classes started. with light sOutherly wind, and
the breeze continued moderate throughout the
that IT void of any exciting incident
though full Of interest the friends OF the dif-
ferent boats Following is list OF the winners
In the different classes Amorita. Queen Nab Cos
soon, Choctaw, Norota, Infanta, Andax Savilan
Flyaway Punch. Terrapin. Minnesota. Acushla and
Trby.
interesting feature OF the occasion was the appear
of the gallant old ex-cup defender ViRilant
which took an independent spin over and around
he