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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-10
PIER PARTY.

A Very Enjoyable Evening at the West
 Shore.
 A very pleasant pier party was that given last Tuesday evening on Max Adler's pier at Savin Rock by Messrs. F. J. Myers and A. Williams of this city and M Well of Detroit. About twenty-five couples came down on a special car from this city. prize waltz was a feature of the evening Dancing was also enjoyed by all. Re. treatments were served by shore ca terer, and the evening was most en' ioyable one.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-10
GEORGE S. HICKMAN.

Sudden Death of Hartford Business
 Man-Was a Yale Man.
 MT. George Stewart Hegeman of the firm of Hart & Hegeman Of Hartford, died suddenly at Detroit, Mich, We'd nesday, from acute Bright's disease. He was in Hartford ten days ago at tending to business. He was thirty nine years of age and a graduate of the Sheffield Scientific school, Yale univer- sity. graduating in 1878. In 1880 he re- ceiyed the degree of IL. B. from Go, aumbia college.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-10
BLUE PEOPLE BRIGHT.

The business mans friend, Bicola Pills, are q scientific remedy and the only perfect cure for the diseases of the nervous system. doctor, preacher and merchant. While Bicola Pills are intended for all who are afflicted with nervous weakness, they are particularly adapted to women suffering from a weakened condition of the nervous system, with prostration, fainteness,. etc.
 Bicola Pills give immediate relief-.-for rheumatism, all blood and nervous troubles. Discovered and Perfected by THE TURN FRS, of Philadelphia. THE TURNER'S al so make 1 TARZINA-The only ointment for skin troubles. Cures piles
 TURNER'S LITTLE LIVER TURNER'S very small pill. Turns your liver.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-10

Miss Jessie Hart and Miss Mary L.. phiIIips are visiting Mrs. H. $. DeFor- est at sS7 Temple street. Miss Phillips is a teacher in an American missionary school in Marion, Ala. She returns to her school duties this month.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-10
BOARD oF CoMPENsATIoN.

At the meeting of the board of com pensation last evening persons were heard in regard to the assessment for sewers on Whitney avenue, between Huntingdon and Cliff streets, on Rock avenue, between Edge Hill road and Whitney avenue; on Rock lane, be- tween Whitney avenue and Mill river: on River street, between Lloyd street and Mill river, and on Plymouth street, between the Boulevard and Lamberton street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
WHITE PLAINS.

The clerks engaged In sorting out tie old papers
stored In the basement Of the County Building
have found several more parchmen;s that are of
considerable interest account Of their age and
history They all relate to the appointment OF
Justices In the County of Westchester The oldest
is dated lC9s and issued b. William III. King
Of Great Britain. addressed 10 civilian Smith.
Stevannus van Cortland. Peter Schuyler Abram
de Pyster, Robert Livingston. Samuel States and
Robert Walker. Esqrs., Of our Council: and James
Graham attorney, all Of our province OF New
York" There are also similar papers Issued by
George II, in 1752 George III. In ia and George
The cases OF two convcts from the State Prison
at Sing Sing were disposed OF in the County Court,
before Judge Smith Lent. yesterday. William JEFF
freys. who was serving term Of twenty years, for
last December, was retired for the same offence
new testimony IN his favor having been discovered
since his first trial. and he was accordingly found
not guilty and discharged. Thomas Moran
In the second degree In having stabbed fellow
prisoner with a knife In quarrel. Moran pleaded
guilty and sentenced TO an additional! term
Of years In State Prison.
Eddie jacques. the Bedford station robbcr. who
escaped from the jail at this place last October
brought back yesterday afternoon In charge OF
Detectives Tate and smith OF Philadelphia. and
locked up in d cell in the main Jail from which II is
taciurn usual. ana the Jail officers say he has
gained considerable flesh during his absence State
Detective James Jackson. who first identified
Jacques at Mount Kisco Immediately after the rob
station. him after his return yesterday. and
again recognized him the who had been
an inmate Of the Sing Sing State Prison twenty
five years ago. The trial Of Jacques for the muir
ready been indicted. will take place at the October
Of the Supreme Court. before Justice keogh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
PEEKSKILL.

The body Of Miss Frances Lyons brought TO
Peekskill yesterday. and the funeral was held at
noon in the First Methodist Episcopal Church, OF
which she has been a member for many years.
The Rev. Richard T. Wilson. the pastor. OBLIGATED.
Miss Lyons died In New-York at the home OF her
cousin. Mrs. X. Van Der Bosch on Tuesday morn
Ing, from the Effects OF IL stroke Of paralysis re-
ceived few days before. She In her eighty
ninth year. ana had been In good health up TO last
week. She born In this town. and lived here
all her life until two years ago. when she
taken to the city to live with her cousin. Burial
I'm the family plot in Hillside Cemetery.
The meeting Of the Water Commissioners VIII
be omitted this evening.
4 fair and lawn festival on the grounds Of Nh
and Mr.. Sanford r. knapp bcPan yesterday after
noon and win continue this afternoon and evening
1t is for the benefit of the hospital
The homo II the late Constant W. WadswOrth
No. ~ Paulding-st.. was sold at foreclosure yes
tcrday morning. There were u number OF bidder.
1t was purchased BY Jacob NJ Shipey. for $780,
which was considered low price.
The medals and prizes awarded at the COM
mcncomcnt % tho P"eksklll Military Academy
were as follows Trustee medal William II. Nor
rison. jr.: head boy j. Ralph Jones' prize dcc.ama-
ton commencement day. Warner \. Ross honor
able mention. William II. Morrison. jr.; mathc-
mates Joseph Pujals: sciences. g. Bert La France;
defamation (half year,. Harold II. l.. Hyatt; acad-
envy prize speaking. William II. Morrison. jr.: pen
manshp. Charles '. Moran: mechanical drawin8
Amasa Smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
MAHER AND SHARKEY GO FREE.
MAGISTRATE CORNELL WILL NOT ENTERTAI!
A CHARGE OF PRIZEETGHTING.

MAGISTRATE CORNELL WILL NOT ENTERTAIN
CHARGE OF PRIzEF1GHTING
Peter Maher and Thomas j. Sharkey, the heavy
weight pugilsts who were arrested Wednesday
night In the course Of their fight at the Palace
Athletic Club were arraigned in the Harlem Court
before Magistrate Cornell yesterday morning on a
complaint Of having been engaged in a prizefght
made against them by Inspector Mclaughlin.
They were discharged. The fighters appeared n
court with their managers and trainers and several
persons who in one way or another connected
with the contest
When asked by Magistrate Cornell explain
why he had stopped the fight at the end of the sey
enth round last light. Inspector Mclaughlin said:
II believe that the law offended by these men
genuine prizefght There smuggling ana knock
Ing down. The law against przehghting was
clearly violated
II think you did right" nerposed the Magis-
you must understand that they received much en-
enlargement. The public had apparently expressed
great interest in what they were about to DO. They
Were very much interested themselves. They are
bis powerful men and. presumably, hgn-tclnpered.
II Is not 10 be wondered at II they lost their heads.
On that ground arrest warranted. II they
acted disorderly. | am glad they were locked UP
and would have been glad had they been forced 10
complaint OF prizchghting against them. think
they were within the law
Turning then TO Maher and Sharkoy, who stood
side by side before him, Magistrate Cornell said:
Maher and sharkey, you are discharged
Maher-Sharkey fight. said: Il am opposed TO the
Horton law, ana l gave orders tc Chief Conlin 10
sec that there was no prik fighting permitted. !
scientific sparring and priZefighting. but believe
the police exercised good judgment"
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ACCUSED HIN OF ANNOYING HER.

William McGovern, an advertising agent living
n: No %, West Forty third-st.. arraigned In
the Yorkville Court yesterday afternoon on com
plant Of writing annoying and threatening letters
10 Miss Rose lie Nome, well-known artists
model Of No. 2Ol West Fifty-sixth-st 1t was al
legged that the defendant believed he was 'he re-
Incarnation OF Napoleon Bonaperte, lie warrant
for NcGOVcrn's arrest had been oDtalhed III tHe
court on Wednesday, when Miss lie Nome showeu
n batch Of letters she had received from McToVcrh'
who she alleged. had declared that he was en-
dOwcd with a mission 10 overthrow Europe, IN
CONT Yesterday McGovern said: Il have been MISS
lie Monies lackey and errand-boy did hef Dlar
ding with the delight gentleman ana a schol2r
feels when he IS permitted 10 serve lacy. VIII
never 20 near her again. She must not be annoyed
by such creatures as l.. ., .
Miss lie Nome wanted McGovern held for exalnl-
nation as 10 his sanity. but the Magistrate atter
rernarking ne believed the prisoner was not
insane but had only acted Ike fool, discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
SING SING.

p c. Van Wyck Camp. Sons OF Veterans on
Wednesday evening. passed resolutions 10 the ef-
feet that ii kindred organization the camp dis
claimed any sympathy with resolutions recently
passed by Grand Army post In this county con-
demning the erection Of the monument To the Con-
federate veterans ia Mount Hope Cemetery.
by request OF Warden Sage. the village authorities
have decided to close Durston-ave. between 7:4j a
and y. m. while the work Of improving that
thorOughfarc ana building the retaining wall is
being done hy convict labor.
The Board Of Village Trustees has elected John
T. Kcnncy member - tho Board % Health for three
years. 10 su0 coed himself.
Tho installation OF the recently elected officers OF
Wesichcstcr COmmandcry No y X r, takes
place tonight. En-. Sir James s. Manning Grand
Senior Warden OF the Grand Commandery OF the
State Of New-York. officiating.
Miss Mary Emma Marks daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Henry MARKS, Of Spring-st., married last
evening to William T. ShaDcott. OF Auburn n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Tho sale of cake and fancy articles. when was
held yesterday afternoon and evening on the pazzaS
Of the home Of Mrs James T. Bixby NO 10 HUI
son Terrace pleasant affair. Inc 'hrt"'ei'''.S
weather in the afternoon prevented some iIo" AZ
tending but in the evening the attendance was
largo Tho niazzas which are on three sides or the
house were specially decorated for the OCCASION
The sale was a financial success as wei as ailofu-
ing social afternoon ara evening" Church last
In the WarhuTtou Avenue 3aptist, Shulc. h To-
night Miss Edna Adeliue Estee Randall dausii'er
Of NJ and ME- j. MsfGy Of Nderman George IL
Kaer The brides only attendant was ME- hi ,iS
and the ushers were ID. o. Hartshorn William Blau-
Welt William A. Virgins and ). Joseph la Avn iHc
pr Ayah $ Hobart The pasSr 1rk aIsII' Rf I ned
Esy Wa Ian 70 n[ VI 'S RECEPTION at The
of ne Mon n4a and Ienh 30 Stands r
Mrs Kaer will make their home in TINS cry. -
Ex-Congressman William G. Stahinecker. who was
ssr rbsbe "n compait Of Thomas Riley dog
catcher who charged him VIII assSu haG Vas h rep
resented by City Attorney James NJ Hunt. phi Mr.
was dog catcher he had no badge The JgHge
in Diminishing the complaint, said that the Official or
posed to view some symbol Of authority.
Through the courage Of simon sullivan; Louis
Old. OF No. 10 Mulford-st. was rescued from drown
ing in the Nepperhan River, near AshburtGn-a "a,
considerably swollen from the recent rains, and
being washed away when these men Jumped IN
and succeeded in bringing the boy TO the shore.
He unconscious at the time Or. H. Beattie
Brown with the assistance OF Frederick Garnlost,
succeeded in restoring him after an hours work
The \ Il q Bowling club held its annual meet
ing Wednesday night and elected !, b. Smith presi-
dent. A. Bittner vice president, w Il. Thompson
secretary +. Lnscnbarth treasurer Peter H.
Havey captain. and D. Cummings lieutenant Mr..
Harvey and Mr. Bittner were appointed commit
tee to arrange for the clubs annual outing next
month at City Island. 800
The June meeting OF the Womens Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the Southern Baptist Associa-
ton Will he held to-day I'm the Warburton Avenue
Baptist Church. There will be two sessions.
Preston Terrell lieutenant of Company b OF the
High School Cadets has received the appointment
TO West Point from Congressman William l.. Ward
He is seventeen years old and the youngest son OF
Theodore Terrell. Of No. III Woodworth-ave.
The Police Commits siOners made no appointment
Of captain at the meeting Wednesday. special
meeting of the Commissioners has been called for
Wednesday of next week. ut which time II Is ex-
pected that a captain will be selected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
COTONrL V4PJNG REPLIES TO AN ATTACK

Colonel War1ng made reply Yesterday to the
recent Tammany address attacking the city Gov
errnent SO far as referred 10 the street Cleaning
Department The address said:
The Citizens Union which includes many old
friends and political associates OF the Mayor In It's
carefully prepared address 10 the voters. mas no
word OF praise for the administration or reform
xcept TO say that the streets were never so clean
ss thew arc AT present" AS they indulge In no sta
tistcs in this address. they, OF course faii 10 add
that Commissioner Waring spends from $lWo'Uo
10 81 10000 more every year that any OF his prede-
cessors permitted 10 spend
In answer Colonel Waring wrote:
NV immediate predecessor Commissioner Andrews
srent i'm 1884 s. 1888 q. spent In 1896. S2S3 453 80
NV excess was S73C471 69-less than three-quarters
Of the smaller sum quoted. -
Commissioner Andrews spent In 1894 s59. l55 " IN
the removal Of snow, from an average OF not more
than miles of streets. spent In 1886. $42SS 70
N removing from an average OF more than
IA miles 49,. -.
Commissioner Andrews spent in 1894. all s07 G. for
''ncW stock" and when took charge. i found the
equipment in nearly all respects ION It's last legs"
that might be classed ordinary 10 poor"
spent in 1886 $5 SIS d. and in 1896 So sos 81 for new
stock" The whole equipment is In admra BILE order,
and the horses. numbering 1871 are in magnificent
condition. excepting about thirty GOD which haul
"West End ashes the East River.
Many citizens used 10 hire private ashcarts and
sweepers who now depend on the services Of the
Whatever the relative cost. think the prevailing
opinion Is that the streets are now cleaner and
the service better than In 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11

THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


London. June 9-Arrived. steamer Manitoba ODD
Griffith. NewYork. =. ,..a l,r,
London, June lO-Saed. steamer MASSACHUSETTS '''''
Bucquet. New-YorS. ,,,..z,,
Oh, .usto,yn June TO- noon-Sailei. steamer Britannia
(Br, Haldock trom Liverpool. New-York. ~, 49,
Shields June 9-Sailed steamer lMcerna (b')' Dyer
New York. , ...,,.. >,,-
MAMMA Oier) Barends. New-lork for Hamburg -,
I.rh June lO-Arrived steamer Eastern FilHce (Dr]'
Dols, ~ Ncw-York Queenstown. ,
pra,ve Point June l0-Passel steamers Amsterdam
Dutch Baker Rotterdam for Newlork. Portland tbr
Chalmers. New-York for Hamburg. -,
Brow Head. June l0-Passei. steamer NoiiadiG uT)
Clarke. New-York for Liverpool
Coicnhagen. June ARRIVED. steamer Hek.a tDan)
raut New York Via Chrstiauia.
Aarhuus June s-Arrved. steamer Brlscoe (br Larkln
swinemunGe juno ARRIVED. steamer Island dam
SkioGt. NcW-York.
Hamburg June 5-Arrived steamer Bohemia Ger
Petersen. Baltimore via New-York.
Hamburg. June 10. m-Arrived. steamer Pennsyl-
venia GER KopH New-York
Hamburg June ARRIVED. steamer Aral O3r), Innell
New York
Bremen l0-Arrived. steamer Lain Ger, Pohe
Iiou;osne june l0-S1ied. steamer Amsterdam Dutch
Bak1er from Rotterdam, Tor New-York.
C'herlour, June 10 IL 30 a ul-Arrived steamer Nor
MAMMA Ger. Barends York. via Plymouth fol
Gibraltar June IoPassed steamer Oregon OBJ. Forth
Genoa. for NewYork.
Catana June 3-saied steamer Lacroma CAusu. 10.
New York
Naples June 10. a m-Arriycd steamer Fuda Ger,
Petermann, New York.
RIO Jaueiro. JUNE S-Arrved. steamer Roman Prime,
B.nnant New YORK.
Para June s-Arrivel steamer Theresina (3r) Hughes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
MOUNT VERNON.

rbore was large attendance at the lawn fete
given last nigh, IN aid OF Trinity Episcopal Church
The affair was held at the home OF Mrs. Frederick
Mayer reception pavilion was erected on the
lawn for music and dancing.
Miss Alice Mcdonnell and Thomas w. IaHoh
were married on Wednesday night In ST Mark
church bv the rector the Rev James McC ape
William Fallon. Of New-York city and Miss Mar
g9rct Mcdonnell were the attending COUPE
0Wiilinm scott twenty-six years old. SON OF James
and Nargarct Scott died yesterday at MS nome
Summit and Grand ayes. Mr.. Scott hdi just i'-
turned from Ncw-McXico - ,,.,r,
Martha l.. jenkins wife OF John N: Dearborn orr
died on Thursday morning Mrs. Dearborn MAS
thirtv-iive years old. Her husband Is a leadiing
merchant OF this city and well known, but OWING
IN difficulties they have not lived together Ior Son
time Mrs Dearborn died at the home OF iriehdS
ON Chester Hill. The funeral Will be private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Armory Board City Hall.
Entertainment Of South American gues's' ie'o'
ton at Catholic Club, evening
Webbs Academy annual commencement roiu
ham Heights. p. m.
New-York Medical League. NO II west fo'"
third-st., p. m.
Concert at Young Womens Christian Assoc'a-
ton No East Fifteenth-st., p. m.
Review Of 69th Regiment by Mayor Strohs' ai
mory p. m.
Inspection Of Squadron A. Van Cortlandt PARK
Society Of Home for Incurabies Anniversary
E0rdhanl % 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YC THURSDAY JUNE TO- 1897
ARRIVED
..... 900 a IN 90 m

PORT or NLN-lA KIN III t~LN1, JUNE 10. lNDI.
ARRIVED.
Steiner Michigan tBD. lniiay London May 20. with
noise the N"w-lor shipping Company. Arrived ut
at 2;ip Il
steamer COLORADO dirl Wilton HUH May IS with rndse
end cabin passengers to sandeson Son. Arrived at
Steamer Persia tGeD. Splicd Hamburg May 30. with
m.s, ~ cabin and 2is Storage 70 the Ham
burg American Line. Arrived 1T the lar noon.
Steamer Ssae ,Grr Blanke. Blcren June ana South
ainIion = with ndse 80 cabin ana liJ seciage pass
To- Oclrlchs Go. Arrived at the Bar nj 3:4s
steamer Lady Furness OBJ. Ti"serh"n. Port Louis
,siauritlus May ! and - Vincent. V -. Della
Hrcakwatcr June o. with sugar TO Czarnikow. Nc
D0ugall 60. vessel to Peter Wright q sons. Arrived
a iIar at II ! III pin.
steamer Leon ,Norl. Iimpe Port Antonio. Ja June l.
With ndsc to American Frut Company. Arrived the
lar at II 30 a.
Steamer III Ia.o Gardner. New Orleans days. with
mds. r Van sickle.
steamer Algonquin Ilatt. Jacksonville June and
Charic,ton = with mdac and passengers to William Il
Clyde 4 60
steamer Nacoochec. smith. Savannah June s. with
uiis. ana pa .,u',rH Ocean - Company.
steamer 81 columbia. LlI.ry. Norfolk. with mdse
t. old dominion ~ Company.
Steamer tuyaudotic. Davis. Norfolk. with n!dse and
passengers 10 Old Dominion IS Company.
Steamer Mcneusha trl. ShGdwca baltimore June \,
ballast r Hogan & son
ship (of Port Glasgow. Dixon. Calcutta liz
days with n.dse 70 Rail- Bros: vessel TO Gust Heye
Sandy Hook. June ~. $50 m-wind northwest fresh
breeze. cloudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The cricket team organized by the Ladies' Club
last season will not be continued this year.
Professor Bryant. instructor Of mathematics IN
the Staten Island Academy. has resigned, ana
Wallis Gibson Row has been appointed to the
vacancy.
Mrs. A. w. Sis will give reception at her Nome
crrrystdo nm the Manor Road, tomorrow after
noon c...-. ,.,o.,1
The commencement exercises OF the staten Island
Academy will begin on Monday. when the lower
classes will have their customary programme OF
music and recitations at IL a m On L9eS,uaiy' at
Tho same hour the upper classes Will hold their ex-
ercises at which Hamilton w; Mab!e Will make an
address In the evening, at o'clock. the Alumni
association will give its annual invitation recep-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Observation-Disclosures H. A. Clapp OF the Massa-
chusetts Supreme court, OF Boston. EVERETT
Professor A. l.. rockingham, Of Princeton. FIFTH
AvENUE-Ex-G Governor p. c. Cheney OF New
Hampshire and J. Is. Calvo. Minister from Ecuador
at washington. HOLLAND-Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge Of Massachusetts and Congressman Francis
G. Newlands Of Nevada. IMPERIAL-C. r. stone.
Of ST. Paul. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS George
s. Horton, OF Wayne County; Senator George X;
Maby, Of Ogdensburg and ex-senator Edmund
O'Connor of Bngkamton MURRAY HlLL-CoHi-
missioner Ashley w. Cole. Of Albany. and senator
Joseph Mun. of Watertown. ~ Y. PLAZA-"ii-
lam Wilberforce Newton. of Pittsfeld and Joseph
Banigan. of Providence ST. DENIS-W. +. Good
ellie OF Syracuse WALDORF-M. Romero, Mex
lean Minister at Washington. W1NDSOh-1 ~
Fiero of Albany, and c. +. Leonard. OF spring
field. Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
NENX-ROCuELLE.

A fire which Is believed to have been or incen-
diary origin threatened to destroy the dru8 stoic
NJ Ranks H. Bouton in Main-st., early yesterday
,,orr,rg The fire was extinguished with slight
leo This makes the eighth suspicious fire IN
New-Rocholle within two months. The Board OF
Fire Underwriters has offered Il reward iof ele
conviction Of the guilty parties, ana the ,NiiIaB9i
authorities are considering giving an addiliofia'
sim for their arrest and conviction -, 49,,
The Corlnthian Fleet. OF New Rochelic VIII lslve
n smoking concert at Harrison Island to-lnoIloW
afternoon and night. a large number OF yach's-
men and thclr friends have been invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
TIE LUFRA SAILS FOR COWES.

The British yawl-rigged yacht Lufra. which re-
Gently arrived here frcm Bermuda. sailed for
Cowes England, yesterday. under command of
Captain Roof, who IL well known In yachting cir
ces having been the sailing master OF the yacht
Cambria In her ocean races many years ago. Her
owner. the Hon. Cecil Miles, left the yacht at
bermuda in order TO reach England In time for
the Derby.