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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
INCORPORATE IN NFW-JERSLf.

r-or;on April Z (SpeciaD.-The following com
panieg were incorporated to-day;
The Felix Company, OF Newark 10 MANUFACTURE
confcct lions. capital. 5000. torpofaioIs. Iii1i
Il Smith Of EcwYork. and Alonz0 SoIhu'IF l''';
Charles T. Campbell and william II. o'ooFH o'
Newark
The Brewster Cocoa Manufacturing COMPANY 0i
Newark. capital $500. Corporators: Ulysses -
Trsvyster Of Newark and william g. Brewster ana
FREDERICK g. Brewster. Of New-fork
Tho Gentlewomane Publishing Company. Of Jer-
sey city capital. $1,000 CorPorai,oTs; .i rs -
William Green. 4. Frank Richardson ana vernon
81 Davis. OF New-loTK'
The Practical Machine and Printing CompGn n- OF
I,-codhIrv \ J.: capital S.C)D Corpoiaiofs
Wellwood ". Clymer. Il rhladepnia, ana p,Nr,
" sDarke william G. Johnson anu i'""''' 3"
C,lvmer Of Woodbury. y
Tho Metropolitan and Rural Home COMPANY; os
1eracv CIV: capital 5000 Corporaiors mar go
T. Ellis OF Montclair y > ana Johh !" i'"'''"
and S. John Alexander. Of Ncw-forK
rh. Ellis Company. OF jersey City 10 publish
hooks and pamphles capital. SS,I 1 :, Iobn Ainx.
onSer and John r. Truman, OF New-ior
r,e Third Rail Block System Company OF Easi
o ne ! 10 manufacture II patented tnii"
0T1H g5r trocy roads: capital $1,000 corPeTat9rs
louis r. watkins and j. W va Tnr,hamp,on Mass
n e6 ,j war X wood OF East Orange. y. J.
Tho Do Lery Light Company. Of yersGy ~ ny
onital 400 COO Corporators. Joseph -, Dp -,
Caren~r II Flcks Otto X. sam, ana iiei,is Howark
"a. "a ~ New York and Edgar l.. Jones OF Ne"'ih
The Bi Poster and Display AayerS' Zoo Cor
ing conlpan ;nes r. O. Meaa. OF Jersey city ROD
pora!oi mnbelI OF Chicago; Edward A. Sthhip.ou,
g., Rochester ~ y: Charles 8 nousnv,a rn Ce5rse
J. Gude ana Of fe Grand Rapids Mich. and Ballard
- rrou OF Albany. y. \
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TO MAKE THE HILDEGARDE BARK.
p N. wHITLocK ABOUT TO TRANSFORM Hrs
AUXILIARY SCHOONER YACHT

Benjamin NJ Whitiock. OF the New-York Yacht
Club. has begun such changes in his auxiliary top
sail schooner. the Hliegardc that the best frsnds
OF the boat will not be able 10 recognize her.
Within the las, two FEARS Mr. Whitlock gave the
Hildegarde her auxiliary power and a square RIG
forward. Now he is about 70 give her . third
mast and the rig OF bark. well other I'M
provements and additions. The derrcks are al
ready erected for the removal OF the present fore
mast from which tventy-four feet will be
moved. and the same stick VIII be used again.
Three yards Will be carried on the main and fore
masts. and the mizzenmast Will carry a spanksr
and ub-headed gar topsal. The former main
boom n huge stick. IS now being shaped 70 make
the mizzen iOwer mast and three staysails viii b
carried between main and fore masts. Twenty
feet will be- cut OF the present mainmast.
Among the additions TO the interior Will be . big
church organ whose pipes are about nine feet
high. and which Will be placed In the main saloon.
Where the trunk cabin now is the deck 10 to b.
ing the boat Increased storage below. and allow
Ing her to carry ten tons more coal. Tho yacht
will now have a bridge across her, forward. and
after new hydraulic steering geer is put IN. the
Old wheel AT the stern will Do abandoned.
In future the yachts boats will be holsted into
the davits by 4 steam capstan 4 deckhoueo
will be built aft Cf the mainmast. which Will b
fourteen feet long by nine feet wide. and will hold
n smoking-room and n s.tting-room round th9
companonway. a large new steam launch VII
also be built FOR the yacht by Ofedt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

The ". a Connolly Company. dressmakcrs and
,niNiners at No East Thrty-fourth-st. made an
assignment yesterday 70 David VI. Ripley. The
decd was sicned only by Alexander b. Cochrane.
the vice-p dent but the seal OF the company
stamped on it. Mr.. Cochrane lyes In London. but
IS al present sojourning IN this city. Tho business
one OF the oldest and bcstknOwn Ia this line IN
the city and founded by Mrs. Ccnrelly "a 1893
when she Mary 4 Hodnett. After her MAJ
rage TO Mr.. Connolly she used the laticr's IN
the business. built up large trade and was sup
posed 10 have accumulated a fortune OF 5000
NJ Connolly died years after thc marriage.
and four years later his widow married Dan
ie r. Lyddy. Who died IN 1857. leaving all hts prop
erfy 20 her. About seven years ago she married
John +. Fitzgerald. OF Boston. Mrs Connolly has
always been active IN the management - TIE
business but the trade knew little OF its details.
IN q ,ioo"r last the present company Wa moor
,roratcd under New York State laws with capital
stock Of 80 90 and succeeded 20 the business.
Tho liabilities are not definitely known. bur axe
estimated al about $500 ard II IS said that the
company has enough assets 10 pay In fun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

There are three conditions:
When the blood is poor;
When more flesh is needed;
When there is weakness OF
the throat or lungs.
There is one cure: that is
SCOTS Emulsion.
1t contains the best cod-liver
oil emulsihcd, or digested, and
combined with the hypophos-
phites and glycerine. 1t prom
ises more prompt relief and more
lasting benefit in these cases
than can be obtained from the
use of any other remedy.
soc. and sl.oo. ell drusris,a
SCOTT = BOVINE. cAemis,A New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
An INDIANA ICE Trust.
DENT SAYS THAT 80 EFFORT TO RAISE
PRICES WILL. BE MADE

Iniinnapo,!s April (SperiaD-A dispatch from
Hammond. Ind. gays Thirty Chicago companies
handling natural fee have been gathered IN by the
Knickcr0ocker Ice Company, % Lake County. Ind.
aid VII in the future operate under rs charter.
To co-,,,uy's stock has been Increased 10 s. 90
ly, and s. J.oD in per cent tairty-year nrst
mortgage gold bonds viii soon he issued.
Tho interests involved IN the new enterprise are
extensive I.chOlscS and machinery for cutting
aud storing zee on Wolf Cedar and several hun
drci smaller lakes IN Northern Indiana ana In
N[.g.onsn arc included In Tho combined prop
er,y Of tho big corporation. TIL" company has
-, hand FOR tuls years business two mill
ion ions % stored ice. President Fields says that
me combination was made simply for the protec,
,ion ~ tl.o dealers concerned and that there will
he no effort 90 force prices up. other OBJECTS 10
be gained by tho combination. az stated hy mo
,,roeiden, are saving IN the cost OF distribution
and more uniform rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
THE RAILROAD NEWS BASEBALL LEAGUE.

The New-York Central and Hudson River Rail-
road Interdepartment Baseball League held meet
ing for the election OF officers at the Railroad
Mems Building. No. 1851 Madison,ave. Yesterday
afternoon William y. Haley presided, and these
officers were elected for the coming season: Walter
r. Pollock. auditor OF freight accounts OF the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad. presi-
dent; J. + Falramb. auditor Of passenger ac-
counts Of the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad vce-president: George s. Prince. assist
ant treasurer OF the New-York Central and Hud-
son River Railroad treasurer: John McAul!he jr.
secretary Most OF the departments at the Grand
Central Station represented In the League
which promises to surpass its last seasons sue
cesses The first Of the series OF games will DO
played at Van Cortandt Park OH Saturday after.
noon May T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
DAMAGE TO THE MARYLAND PEACH CROP

baltimore April Spec!aD-Conmission mer-
chants here today received accurate reports from
their agents IN the great peach growing belts on the
mounta and IN the Eastern Shore counties. on the
Blue Ridge above the frost line the trees were not
far advanced ard the crop IS generally safe. This
mountain friit i largely sold In New York and
Philadelphia markets. Some Of the more exposed
orchards on the mOrnfanside In Washington COun-
" have suffered from the snow and slcet OF me
last few days The reports from the Eastern
shore arc discouragiHg. although In some counties
the growers still expect moro than haf crop.
w Irving Walker Of the largest growers In
queen Anne Comfy, says 50 per OF the
"a his orchards are blished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
CHANGES ~ CORNELL CREWS.

ithaca. y. Y April Some notable changes
were made in the Cornell FIRST and second VARSITY
crews this afternoon. Wakeman. Of last years
VARSITY who was rowing regularly At bow IN the
first shell before vacation. was put az no. IN tNc
.ocond combination This was owing 70 the fact
,naf he lcf; Ithaca during the Easter recess u is
hardly probable now that he will be reins .ated ln
i,s former seat a. Courtney gave warning that
nh candidates who went away would ioS" th"f
feate IN the nrst shell. Beardslee was PM n 40 b.
{, nlace OF Oddie who did not report The make
up 'oS The crews follows.
r,l,rdeiee 10 !. Moore No o. King. No. I. Dalzeh.
10 g. Bentley. No. 2 Ludlsm bow; Fisher, Cox. Cox
~ Courtney In the work OF handling The crews:
second 'varslty-Iiai'oway. stroke; WakrmaH Nc.
perkins. no g. Raymond. No 2; Stamford. box"
pa COxSWa'r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TO THE SCHEDULES.

The railroads cast and wcSt Of Chicago said
10 pa ev!denclns u moro friendly feeling for
another than formerly Notice has been given
shippers thu. there would be deviation from the
tariff schedules and so far this month. Il "a de-
clared. all the companies have adhered 20 the
agreement TO restore rates. Tho recent cutting
was almost entirely on cas'hOund business. AMI
seemed f0- a whlc 20 threaten general rate war.
The uncertainty 81 Tie international outlook mas
had me natural effect o. reducing the business -
TIC railroads ag large shippers have been buying
u small lo's ~ m"rclardse "a possible. but 70 is
believed mat there mus soon 30 general TO-
Dosnry az merchants VII Doe obliged TO increase
tA,s sto. H. ID" and ran companies are
working 90 harmony with inc joint Tram Assoc
Ella fiJI Ines The d.nercni.dl rate has his year
been fixed q; three cents per hundrcdwe GIT.
hgure apparently satisfactory 20 all concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
PNEUMONIA AND BASEBALL.

FEW HALF-FROZEN SPECTATORS sHrv1u
THROUGH GAME AT THE POLO GRoCNDA
There was a small attendance Of spectators &c
the Polo Grounds yesterday 10 witness an exhioi.
ton game OF comedy baseball between the Now
York and Newark teams. The wintry weather
had its effect on both players and spectators. and
rs soon as the farce was over there was q wud
rush for red-hot stoves and soothing and warming
internal heaters OF liquid variety. OF course. it
was impossible 10 play scientific baseball In such
weather and NJ sane person expected II.
still the players seemed 10 think that they were
expected 10 take I'm little gate money for their
owners and they went about their work with 40
cheerful faces as 1t was possible to screw up under
the circumstances. To attempt TO play baseball
I'm such pneumonia-laden weather is a dangerous
experiment. and II some OF the PLAYERS are not
laid UP as a result the management VIII DO foetu.
nate The Tammany sachems may make foW
dollars on the game but such tactics may cost
the club thousands Of dollars In the end. II the
work done by the Newark team yesterday Ii fatr
samnle OF their best efforts then New-Jersey Ger.
tainiy ought 10 be proud OF her athletic sons The
score:
Newark .......................O 80
New-York .....................O y U S-i9
Batteres-Carrck. Mcfarland Brennsr Ro,hfuss sns
Poiger Seymour Dohery G-ttg. Grady and Wafnes
Umpires-Suivan and wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
4 DENIAL ny coMMlssloSHR BLANCHARD

Commissioner Bau -hard. % re Join; Traac As
ISOLATION. authorizes denial OF TIE report sent
out from certain quartors that a meeting - ne
presidents - nc roads composing tho association
would Do iold today 20 TAX" action on tho failure
of 'he special committee appointed recently 20 adj
Just we.tbourd rates. IL. - ago denied that any
formal action aaa been ,ik,f. u tlle matter The
Commits. .uer and o.a.r ci3-'aN - tie association
declined fu di..4.s report. 40 4 money pool and
tI-y were also arW!..l-. fo MAX" a statement re-
gafllug t.- attitude e.: fre Delaware Lac kawAnnA
and Mca'er-l go tt- existing t4H~rrac"-
The Managers % The assp. iatiOu nave approved
tho recommendations OF The Joint Passenger Com
m too ~q.a44zrg fares rom and Hrst and second
class fares TO- Atlantic and -. Lawrence ports. IN
connection with irtrsaf.4rt4r steamship business
They also !--ued 'z.erlay circulars recommend
Ing certain rates On various commodities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
BALTIMORE. .; PRINCETON. T.

Baltimore April observation-disclosures ana
Princeton played close game here this afternoon
in the presence OF a small crowd Baltimore scored
fast in the early part OF the game but the Prince
ton men took a brace in the last three innings ana
batted out enough 70 scare the ex-champtone.
Hughes. Batimore's new pitcher. was ehectiye IN
tho first half OF the game. but NOps, who took his
place was hit hard. Hillebrand and Watkins
pitched for Princeton and did good work. The
features OF the game Kafer's catching and the
batting OF McGraw. QUINN Clark and Butler. Score:
r H. z
Princeton ............0 81 q
Baltimore ............3 0 70 ~
Bat,eries--Hughes Nops and Clark: Hliebrand. Wat
kns and Kafer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
FOR A NATIONAL PARCEL POST
ITS OBJECT TO HAVE THE GOVERNMENT EsTAB-
LIsH SYSTEM OF TRANSPORTING
SMALL PACKAGES.

Chicago. April The National Parcel Post
League IS the name OF an organization formed az
meeting OF representatives Of several Chicago bust
ness houses yesterday afternoon at the Sherman
House, The object of the league s 10 induce the
Government 70 establish system OF Transporting
small packages Of merchandise through the mails
after the manner OF the parcel post systems ~
Europe. Il Is claimed that the high rates IN this
country practically give the express companies
monopoly on the business. and the added claim q
Sc. up that II properly conducted The new departure
would be a source OF revenue 10 the Government.
Ii IS proposed 10 extend the organization through
out the country and establish auxiliary branches In
every State. The following officers were elected.
President. Elliot Durand: vice-president c.. +.
Enelehart; secretary l. TilloisoA: treasurer. John
A King
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
T. EDWARD BOWLING HELD.

G. Edward Bowling the young man who was
a-rcsted I'm Buffalo three days ago. on the charge
Of stealing bank stock certificates and blank passes
~ the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
companv from the office OF George r. Boggs. as
s,stant secretary and assistant treasurer or the
road was brought back 10 this city yesterday
morning and held for examination In the Centre
street Court for petit larceny and forgery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
& u U4NSELL EIGHTY-FOUR YEARS OLD.

George H. Hansell. senior deacon and for over
for,y-dve years treasurer OF the Fifth Avenue
pant,st Church will be eIghty-four years old TO-
dav Already n number Of letters OF congra,u "a
,ian and flowers have been received by MN, az MS
horne ' No West Elghty-scventh-st., and many
friends will call on him to-day MT h an second
horn on Good Friday, 1874 Io-day Is 'he neeo ~
,"yn snce 1874 that Good Friday has come on
nnril g. The frat haDDened In lss"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
GREAT INTEREST ~ THE MEMPHIS MEET.
PROBABLE STARTERS FOR THE MONTGOMERY
HANDICAP BOOKMAKERs FROM THE
LARGE CITIES.

Memphis Tenn. April The city Is fast filling
10 with turfmon. and the Montgomery liahdl'ap ~
the absorbing topic on tho streets and In the hotels
rho mast probable starters are Ornament. Ulysses
Good Times Buckyidere Tom Collins Fornush'
M,rnui.. Performance. BOan"rReS. fele or Mem
mis- Oranue and possibly one or two more. All
~ the candidates are in the best possible shape.
ornament has received his final work which was
satisfactory 10 his owner. 49,
Euthu-asm runs high about the city. and the best
,o,rtlng eyer held here VIII begin next Saturday
There re already ten bo0kmakers on hand. and
nfhers are coming from New-York. Chicago. San
trrnncleco and other places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
YACHTS AND YACHTSnEN.
nrscp1prIoN OF THE NEW AUXILIARY CRUISER
.,rprn- INTEREST IN KSoCKABOUTs-
PREPARATIONS FOR THE COM
ING SEASON.

o,..r,orv cruiser Alfred launched last week
So, It,irh,s il now ready FOR delivery TO her
a,,ne, \ second trial under canvas was given the
craft Yesterday She has a bow that hoa'S c'e"'
- the water Ike that OF the Dragon, and she car
rios Il good deal Of canvas on s.Iin 7''h. lre an
,rc f,pnast In her cockpit stands sinai maPa'"a ",
W - sixteen horsepower that - capdpe %
sLs' . Tho boat ~ nearly ten miles an hour WITH
ot he aid OF her sails Sne sleeps T gor e, her
i,, or hreeze as any one could imagine. olIe -
eS,~ feet long over al, with tweEe lret OF OeAi''
"a, { i-ous three and "A half feet o! water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
JUDGMENT AGAINST PREBLE TTCKER.

PrebIe TUckNr and kathaline ]. ". IUCK'r coN-
fessed judgment yesterday 10Y $40 IN favor Of
Never y Rothschild for the amount now duo. win
interest on loan OF s. 90 made IN jar rary '''5.
The motto is secured by assignment OF the rcver-
sionary Interest Of Mrs. Tucker. amour ing 70 one
third I'm s. lGi deposited with thc city chamber
Jain. PAYABLE t. her the death Of G.rfrGl" T..
Waldo. Execution issued 70 the Sheriff. Mr..
fuckers address given No IL Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
TVCORPORiTED N WEST VIRGINIA.

Charleston. ". Va. April (specaD.-T'he Pande
1,,e,, Placer COMPANY of New-York city. was
c-o,foi a charter here to-day by the Secretary OF
e,ate The capital subscribed was 400. with the
,rIvlegn OF Increasing the same 10 t2Ap,cD SHARES
trc g. each and are held by benjamin i. Moore.
John - Ewcu Raymond T.. Dodge. John G. Ger
her and Charles VI. WILEY The charter expires
l. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
rALr1MonE 49, omlo REoRGANlzATIoN.

y IS SAID 90 Wall street nat Tho reorganization
plan Z TIE baltimore and Onto Railroad has been
c9.np!otcd but mt i's features not likcy 20
be announced urfI 'le financial situation become.
n0-c eef- .-3. TIC market prices. however. O. tho
several classes = bonds are beginning 20 core
epoud nor. closely with the value OF their resp"r-
f.yr equities. as expressed in The plan. espc caly
H. The case - inc Park'rsoIyg Branch SKIS. Bond
.rrorfs ar. annoying both classes - nves. Tho
assessment Oh tie stock Is less than - II share.
and an equivalent Of some md Will be E.vci!.
Germany has O. late taken large amount Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

The members OF the Indian Harbor Yacht Club
have received from their secretary. C. I. Stewart.
n circular letter. calling FOR cooperation In regard
the racing OF the restricted 2-foot knocka bouts
this being one OF the principal features Of the
clubs programme for the coming season The fol-
lowing race days are also announced by the Re-
gatta Committee. May 81 decoration Day.. special
race. June S circuit race. July 81. annual regatta
and September 3. fall regatta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT POSTPONED.

The committee appointed by the Amateur Ath-
letic Union to arrange for tournament TO decide
the National amateur billiard championship Of
America has postponed the contest until the late
fall winter months. Many OF the Journeys for
local district championships that are now taking
place In Western STATES Will then have been dc.
cided and the best talent Of the various sections
OF the United States can be more easily 6Otee.
mined and procured later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
ANDPOSCOGGIy MIL STRIKE OVER.

Lewiston. Ne. Aprl ALI but twenty o. tho
strikers az the Androscogsin Cotton Mills have
agreed 10 return 20 work and the strike which has
lasted :or eleven wcets. IS az an end. Those who
refused 20 20 10 vii find emp loyn.ent olse-
where Most Of the machinery AZ the mis- was 10
o9cra'ion today and the pant Will ne running IN
ful next Monday. No promises have been made
20 the strikers. the reduction which caused me
trouble last January SIN remaining in effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
CHiCAGO ExcHANGE OPEN GOOD FRIDAY

Oncaso' Aprfl 1.-The Board % TRADE directors
.e,y voted to hold regular session tomorrow,
.vio"'he me example OF the New-York Stock Ex-
maj mat the markets have been open on Good Friday.
nfusnne eeerainty In regard the Cuban situation
~Aer decision to waive the custom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
Dirprles.
bicnrles.
MajestiCs

Messrs Hopkins & Allen of Norwich, Conn., last
October sold US all the Majestic Bicycles that they had
on hand at price that enabled to offer them at $780,
and we thought that wonderfully cheap They have since
decided TO retire permanently from the bicycle business
but found they had parts and material enough to make
about thousand bicycles. They 1897 models with
1898 improvements and fitted with 1898 tires, thus pac
tcay being 1898 Wheel We have purchased the entire
them out quickly we will sell Them while they last at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

Charles r. Flint. OF the New-York Yacht Club.
has had the steam yacht Kanapaha. lately char
tered from the Rcv. " l.. Moore lowed from
Naurin-s Tw' MS -sixfh-st (BroOklyn) Basin TO
Teu0 slips. where she Will 60 into the drydock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
,ru CORPORATIONS ~ THIS STATE.

Albany. April The following companies "a''
been Incorporated ceo,,, y, Nav
yorS City 10 carry general F. Good
business: capital; g 600 1ncsr Hauck.
,,,,,,s company Of Niagara Falls 10
Carbdc aht machinery and supplies: capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

Tho chief yacht designers In America have been
addressed by the secretary Of the North American
Yacht Racing Union. IN 4 circular letter. asking
for their views In regard TO formula for the meas
urem"nt Of racing yachts. and as 10 the changes,
II any. that should IN their opinions, be made also
submitting for their consideration the measure
mont rule OF the Yacht Racing Association OF
Grlat Hrltaln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

The Riverside Yacht Club premises. at Riverside
Conn. VIII be opened for the use OF members on
May =. but The club will not formally go into
mission un'i May y. when club dinner will be
given Vincent VI Youmans. Willis Wandell ard
Alfred Marshall. owner OF tho hgh-speed steam
yacht Leyanter. have been elected members OF the
club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

Roger Ercles. OF Nahant. Mass. ha. received ar
order through the BowneJones Yacht Agency. Of
New-York. for 2l-foot knockabout. TO be RACED
IN the open restricted knockabout contests OF Ions
Island Sound. The order was placed FOR L. r
Alberger. Of the Indian Narbor Yacht Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

Astoria ore April The last spike on - As
totla and columbia River Railway has been driven.
Tie completion o.: IRIS road gives the Hrst ai-rNN
l,ro from Eastern United states seaporis 10 As
iCr.a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

Frederick Gerken. o, the Atlantic Yacht Club.
has sent mis- hlgh-speed steam yacht Fro!ic 70
Morris Heights 10 receive Seabury water-tube boil
rrs Mrs Curtis the owner OF the steam yacht
Lotndo. has also sent her boat 20 these yards FOR
10 KIND II -n--.rs