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REDFIELD-In Orange, Conn, March 20,
Betsey W., wife of Robert Redfeld, aged 62
years, months, rs days.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
ENSIGN-In this city, March 9th, entered
into rest, Cornelia Ives, beloved wife of Pro-
fessor James l.. Ensign. Funeral services
dence, 81 ED Street. Friends are invited to
attend without further notice. Interment
at Centerville. ~
C0NLAN-At her resid ence, No. 105 Clay
street March Goth, Mrs. Alice Conan, wife
of Frank Conlan.
Notice OF funeral hereaf ter.
Johnson Entered into rest March oath, at
her home, BAL Howard avenue, Mrs. j. hlz-
abeth Johnson, wife Of Charles n. Johnson.
Funeral services Wednesday at $50 p m.
Family burial. 1t"
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WE OFFER /:

IN lb cans California
Peaches, rich, per can, 18c.
2H ID cans California
Bartlett Pears, per can, l8c.
~ lb cans White Cherries,
per can, zoe.
$50 cases 600 dozen) cold
packed solid Tomatoes, CSC
per dozen. They weigh as
much as any in the market.
Winslow Jones Maine Corn
$I.oo per dozen.
Canned goods are badly hit,
and these prices are the result.
We have just received some
extra large and choice French
Princes in IS lb cans.
@1,Ms~,,e2zss
Hu2&zM3a1S1sS61<
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ONCE MORE
. Reduce the Price Of Butter.

We Reduce the Price Of Butter.
In n lb cakes, per lb, CSC.
In 10 and S lb boxes, per ID,
Fl cents.
This is received by us direct
by express Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
1t may 60 lower in price /;
if SO, we shall be prompt to
inform our readers, and put
the price down.
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Zeal Estate.
FOE SAFE.


DRlCK dwelling and large lot on State
ID street, near Grove, could be changed
into two stores: cheap.
Handsome modern brick DIVE ling on West
Chapel street, CRATES and fire-places.
Fine dwelling on Whitney avenue, near
Lawrence.
Large lot on Ashmun street near Grove;
very cheap,
Lot on Edwards near Whitney avenue.
Lot on Lawrence near Whitney avenue.
Store properties on Chapel, Orange, Crown,
State, Church and Meadow streets.
G.. w. OSBORN,
f18tf Room 30, BENEDICT Building.
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RTIdRl'S East Rock THaStQTa.

973 State Street, near Edwards.
WYE sell large quantities OF the highest
w and best grades of Tea and Coffee with
great satisfaction to all purchasers, Not
only SO, but our Tea at $50 and our Coffee at
25c are the very best to be found in the city.
mh15 A. Dryden.
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I'd EsIDENCE No. 81 Wall street, between
Ia Church and Orange streets now occu-
pied by Mr. 8. IL. Moseley, New Haven House.
Possession given May LIST, 95. Inquire %
Wall street.
f28 tt SAMUEL "A. STEVENS.
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TN city, $40 and $40, all appointments and
4 conveniences; artistic model homes, en-
frances and all accommodations separate;
six rooms, verandas, balconies, bath r oDls,
ranges, hot and cold water, gas, ETC., nicely
decorated: select families only; State street
cars Apply
nhT tt $50 FERRY STREET.
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FOR SAVE

YJSRESH shad. steak cod, paddock, frost fish,
II founders. lake whirefsh, herring, fresh
opened clans and oysters. Selling this week
cheaper than any other place in the city.
mh21 2tt The Old Grand Avenue Flah Bont
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WOODBRIDGE FARM
FOR SALE OR RENT,

DRICK house, twelve rooms; one acre
I'D land, spring water good neighborhood
quarter mile from railroad station six trains
daily seven miles from New Haven.
CULLEN b. FQOTE
mbl tt ADO State street, Box 6RS.
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MAN AMI WIE
HOlSE NO RENT

4 FINE residence, most pleasantly stu
IN ated on York street; IL rooms, aIl mod
ern conveniences first class order; new double
oven range, ETC.. desirable location for private
or renting rooms. Enquire Mt
mh2T tt BEERS PHOTO PARL0RS.
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|, /. VASHBURN & CO.,
Prescription DruqaIst.

10 accommodate our CUSTOM
ers we some years since put on
our shelves the only complete
line of Remedies used by Homoe-
pathic Physicians carried in the
city. For this reason the inn
preston exists in some quarters
that we have only Homeopathic
goods.
Such is not the fact. On the
contrary, we have one of the
largest and most complete drug
stocks in the city, which is in
the care of competent Pharn1a-
cists Of long experience in CONE
pounding and dispensing pre-
scriptions Of all kinds.
Having no interest in the sale OF
patent medicines we do no counter
prescribing, but aid to do q leg1ti-
mate prescription and physicians
supply business, depending on the
profession and the public desiring re-
liable drugs at reasonable prices for
continuance of the liberal patron-
age bestowed on us in the past.
While extending both our
Wholesale and Retail Drug Busi-
ness, our optical, Surgical and
Sundry Depart1n ants are Not Neg
Iected. OcuIists' Prescriptions and
Eve Glasses requiring special
Frames and Setting are made to
order and carefully adjusted. Our
stock of Surgical Instruments and
Dressings
is complete. and personal attention
is given TO the selection and lifting
all appliances for deformities, truss
es, etc. All our elastic goods, hose,
lSneecaps, and ankets are furnished
fresh from our own looms. insurlnga
perfect fltand the best possible wear.
(. L. WASHBURN e. CO.,
81 Ohurcn st. and 81 Center st.
q. L, WASHBURN, NJ. d. r. A. BR0NsO
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TO RENT FOR THE SEASON.
ON the Crescent at Short Beach, a cottage
" fronting upon the bay, containing
dozen rooms and furnished for home COM
fort; garden with fruits a bath house and a
boat belong to the promises. Inquire of
FRANCIS POTTER,
rnh26 IT'S % Brown Street. New Haven.
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GNtants.

One Cent a Word each insertion. ave-
cents Word for full Week, soven
times.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARCH ~.
DEATHS.

SUN RISES SAB Moon RISES HIGH WATER,
SUN SETS, GIL 500 1l57
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80 BICYCLES,
@ ATURDAY, March 80, at wholesale prices;
- every wheel guaranteed.
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WANTED.

A CENTRALLY located house. eight on
IA ten rooms; will rent or buy. Address
3. I. s., Journal and Courier Once.
mh20 7tf
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MHEN to take orders in every town and
AVA city; no delivering good wages pay
weekly no capital steady work.
GLEN BROS.
mh2l LIT ap22 LIT Rochester, N. X,
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by competent girl to do
"A second work or general Homework. Gail
at (mh2I IT'D 543 EAST STREET.
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WANTED.


NM ELL cultivated soprano would like POI
w eition in church. Address
mh27 ~ SOPRANO, This Once.
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&ItsCRlIa1IRp1tS.

nEE Thoroughbred st. Bernard male pup,
" 8 months Old No. 407 State or 10 Lyon ~
mh22 tt JOHN MAYER
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q ff|ltt sFOAb 1s3fAAlEy
NOUPE rockaway and other carriages
" Enquire at 100 OAK PLACE,
mh2l It corner of Howe street.
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TO RENT,
A NICE furnished room containing all
IN modern improvements. Apply
mh26 Bt+ So OLIVE STREET.
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FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD,
nor two, $11.00; also two rooms with use Of
Il bath, LOO and $3.50 per week, board If
desired. Address e. b., This ONCE.
d17 TT
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@eal gstate.
TO RENT.

TO IEENI,
N1ENEMENT of eight rooms modern inn
nh58 1t. . VERNON STREET.
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MONEY advanced on diamonds, watches,
-lNA jewelry and other securities; bI1slnesa
strictly confidential. 1909 CHAPEL ST.,
fig 29tt Room 1. .
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Fellows 1i; istst tssrs lots IL ana ~ map 1000
Sattenstein Betsey and another to Sarah Dinkei-
man. 5 W Delaney and Pitt SITS install ,oo
TInken Mary A. 10 Rose + Livingston, = =. 800
52i-st 2T5 II W Of 9th-ave. demand. ioo
Van Rensselaer,. Olivia = A. and another 10 the
V WdI, End awe and s5thst Years o2oOo
V1s ,th,., pI i IT T Of 5ihave 100 900
" ssthst ss r W Of west Endave demand 1000
Weed Joseph f. To the Union Theological Semi
Nest Endaye Years ........,........... 10000
Whelan william. and wife to the Emgrant In
distrial Savings Bank lst-ave. 1908 II of
Ssth-st. year 49, 49, 'oV
"''sN sshs 81; It Of West Endave ) years 5000
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School Aacntirs.

CoyricTe supplies. tutors. professors
n teachers covernesses In ali depts recommends
100 5th Book Bding, cor 2oth-H'
A tERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governssses
&c. to Colleges. Schools and Families 49, Appiy 70
Mrs NJ J. YoU NC FULTON. u Union square
U,,sK TEACHERS AGENCIES New York. Boston.
i Chicago 10. Angeles II. Il. Croker. w u Mt
T. V Huyssoor o Pratt. ". i. Managers 40 o'h-aVe
n Y Ept'ChT1ONAI. BUREAU. 40 ~ East rtn St.
y. supplies teachers rr.pvvends schools ftr" arg
ana best list. II s kellogg Mar1gcr - %. ..-- 49,.
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nEcnEnEp MORTGAGES.

ao ElS v, T g. + Envy @g ng y%l4. 7l.'' .l7
sun T., Jane g Wilson. NJ 800 West 7l-'-s'. =,
Rum menc. ana another to II u carter ana an.
o'hcr. tfustrcs l2oth-st. i4ls n ~
ntanc Elizabeth H. ana another to !. Smith. =,
ct al trustees. ~ - FnnMoT-s,; years; >"
$40 and 5i2 nrooine.. years -. ............. -"
Colc- NJ Theresa to Charles /. Tiffany. g cor 60 y,
'"' nG rrai % Io 1;nsr 9TH 81 ycnrs u"
Clchrane. Esther. - al 60 Catharins T Schi"r'lin
$i,i.s 1853 It g u SHAVE years ...... 49,"
'i ISsa 0, or Hsco a1'a' yraS '' Ia
Eis'cir MAY ana VIE to Elizabeth Herbert. No ..
sam. to tho \ Agency 90, same property. ., ..
Frls Kate. To- MARY Chrisienson " Grove
rrlniiy-hyc. 10 II u 1854 st. ) ycers ......, IT
u.rishornc No 30, East io5ths,. years 1873
H9 Tn@"ss -, snd WIZ 6 70 s'nv M'" Year,
a h1 cs i,h s Gg''2y Of e hEt HH yra ar" 0
IIasbrouck. Amelia and another 60 the EIuitah"
lifc Aasurancc sociey = the United states No :,
IGrsch Frederick. to Rachel I.nguna. No 23s' ID
Ilochcrfnann Ellse. to Cntharinc sac<cft No 800
oh,rry 49, lInr ana - TN, Guar
ante" ana Trust Go. No 49, West a''h-s'. ,o
u s~' George to benjamin iiarishorne No
800 East io''h 81. . years I''
9@' William o "qa "l NJ . 4: ysns 10
Lawson. Jacob. TO the Mutual Lac Insurance Go. ., ~
y Y. sw corner boulevard and lo4th-nt. year $50
Masan MARGARET 70 Charles Hendricks. 4''h- ,,u
~. ll1J II Of 7th-sve years................ l'V
Mont gOin.ry, James l.. to Peter lInssinger. II
Is4'h a. 3i5 II Of icnox ............. Coater
Nandctaum. Harris and another To Julian q
Hucklcy. lothst. 2oot IT W Of broadway.
Mcdonald Mary r. and another Mary
Richards. 22l-st. 300 n ~ sth-aye year. y
Norris. John -. 20 William z Iarned. executor. .
Nos and 80 1th-avc. years. .........,... 800
Morris Julien g. wife Meyer l. Sire.
Nos 253 and 30 7thave. instailments. 81. 100
O'Donnell. Joseph +. To the Mott Haven Cooper
alive Building Association. y Washington
ave 1881 II OF Quarry Road demand. 49,. 40
Polatschek, Jacob. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company No 80 Amsterdam-aye. years.. $50
Same. Adolph J II Meyer. lWhave. Is
II n ~ SD st. years. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60
Rahe, Henry + C. and wife To the East River
Savings Institution. No iOj FORSYTH st. ! year. so
Roscnhum Morris. and wife To Marie Cnmenen.
No 4J3 East 5Ith-rt. note. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ruck. August n. to Sarah II Powell. 10th
ST. go n Of 3d-ave. demand. .............. 10
Sladc, Francis I, to New-York Eye and Ear In
Urinary. q 52d-st 80 II W Of 6th-ave. years 49,
schuthea Gotuieb. and another to Edward
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1nsirnttion.

For Boys and Young Men.-City.
n F;w-YORK BUSINESS COLLEGE. i2j,h-st.. N. IA
practical scnooi day evening Address
elogue. CLEMENT &. GAINES. Mount Morris Bank Bldg
Il EIVERSITi GRAMMAR SCHOOL. SO West 5G,h-s, -
u 6Sth year Oners tho best facilities for thorough
Classical Scientific and Business Education a lm-i
number Of boys received lr the Principals family Apply
VI catalogue and information. j. DICKINSON. JR Prln
Young Ladies.-Clty
NJ ADEMOISEII.E yELTIN
A'A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
100 AND 1872 WEST 74THST.
COLLEGE PREPARATIONS
MISS GIBBONS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. New-York City
A'A No. IS West 47thst. MRS. SARAH II. EMERSON.
Principal. A few boarding pupils taken.
- iOOl. or THE SISTERS OF THE CHURCH
~ Founded by Mrs Syvsnus Reed 1894 % half year
tssins Feb Address Sister Charge. and + S3ds,
'NHE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
- and seth Streets. Nsw,Yort.
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Jnsfrnriicn


Ncw-YoRK BUSINESS COLLEGE. l2oth;st. ~ "a
nrrf cal school day Address Tor cat
slocue CLEMENT c. GAINES. Mount Morris Bank b'os.
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Musical instruction

rI'HE EFEIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGCAGES.
L Madison SQUARE cor. 25th-st. and Svay)
Branches the principal American and European c'ue>
S.a begins now.
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prAr ESTATE TRANSFERS


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n Y CONSERVATORY. ll2 EAST 18TH ST. ~
". EETWEEN 4TH-ANE and IRVING II'A'f
Established lSG.3-t Chartered lsG! 49,,
opt.X nay Avn EVENING ...... Formerly l4th-s
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planus.
fost an0 fcnno.

sPOTINE takes out ink paint, OIL tar grease ana
rom ciothins and carpets and Never Leaves Hnc'
M acid No unpleasant odor. DC at druggists. law
Cyittentop. llo Fulton st.. New.yoyk
The morning call., 1895-02-25
BERKELEY.

Instructor NJ. A. Howe of the botanical
department of the university was sand
bagged couple of evenings ago on the
university grounds. The assault took
place at $3.50 o'clock, as Mr. Howe was
passing the gymnasium on his way home.
From the shadow of some adjacent trees
sprang three men, one of whom struck
the intended victim with sandbag on the
cheek. The force of the blow broke the
implement, and as Mr.. Howe made hard
fight and shouted Justify for help, the foot
pads gave up the attack and fed without
having succeeded in their purpose. The
sandbag is now in Mr.. Howe's possession.
1t has evidently seen service before, as
there are several clots of dried blood on it..
The Instructor was but little hurt and on
Saturday was able to attend to his work as
usual.
Burglars.
The residence of f. A Priest of Haste
street, was entered early yesterday morning
and about $25 worth of tools were carried
away.
The morning call., 1895-02-25
THE CANOE DART
WAS 4 WINNER.
SECOND MONTHLY REGATTA OF
THE OAKLAND NAVY
YACHT FLEET.
A MISHAP TO THE NEMESIS.
ELLIOTT WHITEHEAD'S Boat FLASH
WAS THE FIRST IN THE
SLOOP CLASS.

The little sixteen-foot racing canoe Dart
sailed by her owner, Arthur D. Smith,
made runaway win of the second
monthly regatta of the Oakland navy yes
terday
After having failed on a previous trial to
lind sufficient wind for the race, the mem
bers We're naturally little downcast when
noon came and the breeze was still too
light to fill their sails, but within half an
hour of that time brisk slant of air from
the southwest ruffied the bosom of Sessions
basin, and by the time the report of the
starters gun awoke the echoes among
the great hulls of the idle vessels which
line the sides of the basin, spanking
breeze was blowing and the vessels went
away at a slashing pace.
The start was timed at 1850, and Com
modore Caduc's sloop Zephyr, which the
willy veteran yachtsman had been jockey
ing about near the line, shot across and
darted away with started sheets.
The Whirlwind, Admiral Won Schmidt's
peculiar looking cutter yacht, was next
across, and then the rest followed in rapid
succession.
The scene as the feet dashed through
the water on its journey up the estuary
was beautiful, for the great balloon jibs of
some OF the sloops, at distance where the
lines controlling them could not be seen,
resembled vagrant clouds lowering ahead
OF the white-w winged yachts and leading
them on to victory.
After the first round had been completed
it was easily seen that first place in the
race lay between the canoes Dart and
Nemesis, for in spite of the fact that the
canoe division started five minutes behind
the larger boats, they had made up consid-
cradle distance and still had their five min
utes time allowance to help them out.
The wind freshened as the trim vessels
came foaming down the estuary on the
last leg. Each boat had a bone in her
teeth, and some of the lighter ones were
compelled to huff repeatedly to avoid cap
sizing.
The sloop Flash, which has been a win
The morning call., 1895-02-25
Why You Are Tired.
Why You Have Neuralgia.
Why You Are Anemic.
Why You Are Nervous.
Why Your Head Aches.

These conditions are the results of an improperly
nourished system. You are tired because Won can't
eat heartny-because your food does not digest
properly. Lack OF nerve food causes Won to have
neuralgia. Neuralgia makes you nervous You
are anemic because your L-ood is poor. Your head
aches because you are tired, because Won are
anemic, because you have neuralgia because YOU
nervous. You are tired because your general
system is depleted and is lacking in power of en-
durance None of those disagreeable conditions
are manifested while you in perfect health
have active digestion and well-nourished system
Your system is not nourshed when you have a
foul stomach. Your system is not nourished when
your liver is torpid. Your system is not nourshed
when your bowels are constipated. Your system
can't be nourished when your stomach, liver kid
neys and bowels inactive, causing indigestion
non-assmiIation and impure blood
When you have neuralgia you have pain; when
you have neuralgia you irritable; when you
have neuralgia you have insomnia. Neuralgia is
the nerves crying for food. You relieve this condi
ton by moderate use OF joys Vegetable Sarsapa-
rilla promoting digestion, relieving torpid liver
causing active kidneys and bowels and making
pure blood and nourishing the system in general.
When,you are anemc you have pains in different
parts Of the body; when you are anemic you have
loss of appetite; when you anemic you have
energy; when you are anemic you are respondent;
when you are anemic your liver is torpid; when
you are anemic you have indigestion; when you
are anemic your bowels are constipated.
Perfect digestion, active liver, stomach, kidneys
and bowels never cause anemic. BY the moderate
use of joys Vegetable Sarsaparila you promote
digestion, relieve torpid liver, regulate the bowels
and invigorate the whole system.
The morning call., 1895-02-25
[.Sketched By a Call" artist.

world, drew quite crowd to the Oakland
race track yesterday. He was accompa-
MED by his trainer, H. Stephens, and the
two of them INDUCED in several friendly
contests.
Harry Hata, japanese bicyclist, APP
peared on the scene later on, and he Joined
in the contest. Stephens was the first to
try conclusions with him over 150-yard
course. The Jap was handicapped by a
standing start and before he could get his
machine going Stephens had covered at
least fifty yards. He only won the race by
few feet, however.
Henderson and the Jap then tried con-
illusions. The latter was given a running
start, but even with that advantage Hen
derson beat him out by three yards. The
track was very heavy and the wind against
him, yet Henderson made the first 100
yards in 1016 seconds. Stephens paced
him up at the 1e9-yard mark, and the two
finished it out to the wire. Henderson
won easily, and Stephens just managed to
beat the bicycle. The champion made his
record mark of 81 seconds in the Denver
handicap last year.
The morning call., 1895-02-25

The Swan, Pirate Zephyr and Nemesis
did not finish, the last-named because she
was badly sprung in squall, and her
owner thought best to put for the landing
before further damage, which might ruin
the boat, resulted. This was particularly
exasperating, as at the time the accident oc-
CURED the Nemesis, which has won several
regattas lately, had fighting chance to
win first honors from the Dart, which APP
peared yesterday for the first time during
the present season. She won several prizes
last year.
While the official record of the starter
showed that the Major took l :32 to make
the run, as a matter of fact she covered the
course in :22-1 minute and seconds
faster than any vessel in the feet This APP
parent error is explained by the fact that
through misunderstanding she arrived at
the starting point ten minutes after the
other boats had started and crossed the
line at 1 o'clock. According to the regula-
tons of the navy, however, the referee was
compelled to assume that she started on
even terms with the rest.
George H. Warder, secretary treasurer OF
the navy, acted as strrter, judge and
referee
After the race was over the yachtsmen
gathered on board Admiral Won Schmidt s
yacht, where the admiral dispensed coffee
with liberal hand and the race was dis
cussed as such contests always are.