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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-09-01
THE PENSION BURDEN.
Az Number Decreases Amount
Is Enlarged.

Especial to The Post)
Washington, August sl.--Commis-
sioner of Pensions Evans gave out
statement today showing the
number OF pensioners in each State
and amount paid. Texas pensioners
at the end OF the last fiscal year,
June so, numbered 1899. and the
amount paid them was s1,o47, 4os.72.
During the year there were added
to the pension roll 4o,229 names and
43.ls6 were dropped. st,S4s Of these
by reason of death.
There was expended for pensions
si3s,S55, o52. The annual value OF
the entire pension roll amounts to
s1Si, 6i7.961. being s6ie.4es more
than It ever was, due 10 the higher
average annual value of pensions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-09-01
Frank Ives. Bil,inrd Expert. I. Dead

Grand Rapids. Mich, August S1.-A tele-
gram received by DR.. j. d. Peters from
the brother-in law of Frank Ives, the
champion billiard player. announces the
latter's death, which occurred at Progressu.
Mexico. Consumption was the cause of
death. Ives remains will be brought to
Plainwell, Mich, at which place he was
bern in 1866.
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ANTITRUST CONFERENCE.


uHU KtHU PUUVTS.
Chicago. August 31.--Ralph Measley,
Secretary of the Civic Federation, an
neunces the following list of persons who
have been invited to prepare papers for
THE conference on combinations and trusts,
"a number of whom have replied that they
twill have papers: Hon. j. Sterling Nor
bon, Nebraska City: John w. Hayes, sec
retary knights of Labor, Washington;
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fore submitting new proposals to the volks-
Mr. Green's note in conclusion suggest
ed a further conference at Capetown.

49, SeSah's'she hNN PipfVcufc " ehS vVt"S
raad.
Mr. Green's note In conclusion suggest
ed further conference at capetcwn.
Pretoria, August 3f.-Presidcnt
U<rugcr today announced to the
voliSsrnnd that he had received "a
telegram from he government OF
Mozambique saying the detained AM
munitior would he forwarded linz
cncc between the impcrinl ana
TrnnsvanI governments ,vnx read TN
open session ana President Kruger
asked the Rad To- meet secretly to-
night for the purpose OF considering
reply.
President Kruger also claimed that In the
convention OF 1851 the suzerainty of Eng
land was distinctly stated. But he added,
there was no mention OF 1t in the con-
vcntion OF 1854. He denied the government
had excluded the British from political
rights.
A member of the executive council ex-
planned that when the Transvaals reply to
the joint commission dispatch was read
the State attorney interviewed the British
diplomatic agent, Mr.. Conyngham Green.
in consequence of whic hthe last reply
framed was that Mr.. Chamborlain's dis
patch was no reply to theirs. Mr., Green
then cahled to Great Britain certain sug-
gestions, to which Great Britain replied
~. - ,,,,tl
posals they would be considered on their
merits. This was the reply containing the
alternative proposals of yesterday.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

Rumor WIS again busy yesterday circulating
reports Of sales in the Custom House district.
So far there is no definite Information at hand
outside OF that attending the Exchange place
and William street purchases made by the
New York Realty. Bond. Exchange and Trust
Company. There ia every reason TO believe
that Nos 81 and SO Beaver street have been
sold. Lord. Day & Lord. attorneys for the
Richard S. Ely estate declined to deny yester-
day that tho estate had sold tine property. 1t Is
probable that the sale Of another William street
parcel in the same block will he announced be-
fore the week is out.
The present week will doubtless have to its
credit big uptown trade involving properties
worth nearly three-Iuartcrs Of a million dol
lars one of the properties is in the vicinity OF
Fifth avenue and Forty-sccond street.
The New York and Harlem Railroad Com
pany fled plans yesterday for the contemplated
alterations TO the Grand Central Station and
offices. Forty second to Forty fifth street, Van
derbilt avenue and Depew place. Samuel
Huckel, Jr,, architect. estimates the cost Of the
alterations at $500. 900.
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j. Edgar Leaycraft has sold for n. g. Pres
singer to j, WoolwOrth the two three-story
buildings. 5Ox1OO5. Nos 3l0 and 1921 West
F9rty-second street. and to J. i. SeaGrist tho
adjoining building, No. 81 I. 25XlUO.5.
Sarah Carroll has sold the five story fiat 25N
100. nj the northwest corner OF Second avenue
and 18th street
Robert Emmett has sold to Charles c. Nadal
the four. dwelling l4X0TD. No. l42 East
Thirty-nith street.
The Hamilton Fish estate has sold to Michael
j. Adrian the southeast corner of Third avenue
and Eleventh street. lOOX6O, with old buildings
Mycr 5. Auerbarh has sold No 80 East Tween
ty-secOnd street. ?6.SNi'S.b. 1t is reported that
the purchaser will erect an elEht-story mer-
camille building.
Rosa H IIochstaltcr has sold the four-story
stone front, dwelling. 2UxlO2.2. No. East
Sevcnty-tlith street
Schneider Il Bachrach have sold to Arnold
Il solomon. at about Sl2I,OOO, the three six:
story toMclnents, i2GxlO5.5 Nos. l95. 1871 and
1872 Second street
=, LowcnfrId and Prayer have purchased from
the estate Of Charles kaile Nos. ~ and Ky
Charles street. 31GX!M. old frame building and
stable: have purchased from the estate OF
Elizabeth HIM the ilve-stOry tenement, Fox
100. No. 40 Suffolk street; have purchased
from Samuel Ettnger and others No 3IS East
Fourth street. lS.3x!G. old building
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BY RICHARD V. uARSETT co.
Jamaica, Borough OF Queens, l2Q lots on
Remsen, Washington. Prospect and Union
streets and Railroad avenue; voluntary sale.
by PETER p. MEYER 4 co.
Wooster street No %. west side. 1874 feet
south OF Broome street. lSXIj. three-story
brick store building East Eighty-hrst street.
nue.. 25X Or. three-stor brick dwelling par
tltion; John J. l.enehan vs. the College OF ST.
Francis Xayieret al, Lenehan Il Dowley. attor-
West i.ighty-rtth street No. ~. south side.
$50 feet west Of Eighth avenue. 2uNlO2 >, four
story brick dwelling: foreclosure sale. Mary
NJ. Baldwin W; Steinmctz ct a.; Duer, Strong
IL Whitehead. attorneys: Edward Browne.
referee; due on Judgment. S21.5I2: taxes DC.
Avenue c, Nos lO6 and los. northeast corner
OF seventh street. 4S,"NH3 3. two-story brick
and iron building; foreclosure sale; James J.
Strong & Jarvis. attorneys: John Ford. ref
cree; due on judgment. SjS,l6O: taxes. &c.
Tark avenue. as widcned Terrace place.
east side. so feet south OF l52d street. b2.2x
1&tx5H2Xllu1: foreclosure sale: James 7;
barry vs.. George ,sto!z ct al; Charles T.; and
William W. Buckley, attorncys: David Thorn
son. referee; duo ON Judgment. S3.'U; taxes.
BY CHARLES A. BERRIAS
Avenue A. No. Pa. lcasrhold 25Ha4. three
story brick building; executors sale.
BY WILLIAM N. RYAN.
Barker avenue, sopthweet corner Of Dun
comb avenue. OUnviI,e, llOxl22No1xlo4: va
Cecilia Lynch; Frttretch, SlIkman N Seybel.
attorneys; Matter T. Bennett. referee; due on
Judgment. S2.oii; taN"s, @c So"l3.
BY HERBERT 4. SHERMAN.
Fast Broadway. No :. south side. 7j.G feet
west OF CutharIne street. 2INU. four.story
brick store and tenement. IeaSehoid: Lewis
Hurst ~ .. executors and trustees u Joseph
tormpy; H. Hasbrouck, referee due on !u1G-
mcnt SS.S1H; taxes. Ne. $500.
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W hist.

CHICAGO, July ll.-lntercst in the tourna-
ment Of the American Whist League to-day
centred around the contest for the Hamilton
Trophy the principal contest Of the congress-
and the ono which probably exhibited
the skill OF the players to the greatest adj
vantage When the contest Logan there were
twenty two tables Of players, representing as
many clubs The result OF the afternoon ses-
sion by clubs was rs follows:
Philadelphia, $50. vs.. Heyer, of Racine, lsa;
Athrnrum, Toronto. lt3, rs. Cleveland lhS! Car
thago Isl. Va. Toledo. 1856 Office Mems ST. Louis.
l48, vs.. Oaks Austin, M. ~; Ctnc.nnsu r. vs..
Cneoeo Duvltcate, ~ Minneapolis, 1852; vs., Hyde
PARK l3N; North Shore, l52, vs.. Cy,ero, lao. Buf-
falo las. vs. sioux Falls, no; Chicago, 1917, VI.
Ravrnsw cd. l45; Hamilton club. 1872. vs.. Indian,
apolI1, l+I
The Chicago Dupicate-W albrooE and tho
Athenmum- Cleveland ties were played on to-
night during tho second session. During tn"
afternoon session OF the Hamilton Trophy con-
test a contest Of progressive pairs was played
and in the evening a progressive contest of
tours was held.
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CONSTANCE WILL TRY FOR CUP.
Clinton II. Cranes One-Rater VIII Nee,
Canada's Best Small Yacht.

Clinton II. Cranes One-Hater VIII Meet
Canada's Best Small Yacht.
The committee OF the Seawanhaka-Corin-
THAN Yacht Club having in charge the selec-
ton OF a yacht to represent the club in the
international match for the Scawanhaka Cup.
now held by the Royal st. Lawrence Yacht
Club OF Montreal. has chosen the Constance.
the one-rater designed by Clinton II. Crane.
The races will be sailed on Lake st. Louis.
on the st. Lawrence River. near Montreal. be-
ginning July ~. The contests will continue
until either tho challenger or the defender
shall have won three races. The Constance
will be sent to the scene Of action about week
before the first race She will be sailed by
Clinton ii. Crane, and quite number Of New
Workers will see tho struggle.
The Canadian defender has not been chosen,
but the trial races for that purpose will be held
in few days. C. W. Wetmorc, Chairman Of
the Seawanhaka- Cornthian Yacht Club COM
mttee, said yesterday that the Constance had
easily demonstrated her superiority over her
competitors in the trial races last week. and it
had been very easy matter to select her to try
for the cup. The Canadians have been success
full in every international match for the Sea-
wanhaka trophy, but it is expected that the
Constance will make strong bid this year.
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William NJ. Ryan sold at | IL Broadway yes
terday. at trustees auction. the plot. 80 .SAx
1OO.SA.x--. on the south side Of Eighty eighth
street, las feet west of Park avenue, to Charles
i Iiumh for $1,000; in foreclosure, No. 142
East 10th street. l93x loo, lye-stOry brick fiat
Sl3.lNS.
u. Phpnix Ingraham & Co. sold. in fore
closure. Nos - to 81 Manhattan avenue.
southeast corner Of lO3d street 100: llx0l.
three tive-story brick flats to Alpheus 7. God
dard, plaintiff. for Sl2S.4l2.
plot. lO34xlUO SSlOOX 100 10. on the north
side Of Eichty-ninth street. 'ISS> feet west Of
Columbus avenue. to Alexander Walker. plain
tin, for $50. $40.
Peter f. Meyer 4 Co. sold in foreclosure, No
1l3 East Scventy-eighth street. lSSXlO2'2.
threc-story stone-frJnt dwelling, TO William
W. Hall. plaintiff. for $4,000.
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Elsmere pl. 3, al.s Marmion av. B3.4IloO;
EUi!y II STAFFORD vs. AMMO NreelAnd. ct all atty. J
Spsford.
EIsmere pl, n 3. 10 W Marmion Av, le.sIloo; Susan
Virgins IS Annie VreelAnd ct al; atty. A B Car
rnEtOn.
Mott st. II; Cornelia Little VS. Thomas L Lee ct
a., atty. q WAddington.
Walnut st, s =, 30 Walton Av. 2bIlOO: Mary r
Colyin vs. Katherine Rossi ct al; atty. X Farley.
luth ri. II =, $50 5th av. 25Ill+. Wakefield; Ika-
bella Sprunt VA George stewart Attys, Cocke h Co.
H4th st, =, loo " lst av. 2bIas.p: Charles A
iran and Rno. trus. Louisa Harvey ct all atty,
5 q Williams.
10th 81. n =, A3S Av, 25xl4oe 0; Emily Della
held vs. Adelhelt Eeimcier; Attys, Hawkins, d a g.
glst OF. 8l2. and 8l4 Fl Gustav y TAussig W Min.
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25th at, Sc, 500 W eth av. 15xioe,ei Henry
vending to Mercantile Coop Bank. go.
3Sd 1t, 8, $40 W 9Th ay, 4OIps.g. Annie NJ
Roke to John McCafirey ,"....... 30,
83d st. = .. $50 " 18th av, 2OIpS.g; Agnes
GeoghegRu to Johu ] McCatirey. ......... 10.
3gth 81, : 3. 100 W Sd av. 25XuS.DI irreg;
Rosela Macarthur to Bridget Macarthur.
t7th st, n 8, b25 " 18th av, 25XlOO.b, SuEAn
Ludn and ano to Henry e Stevens aud
ED st, 3 =, i52.iw ist Az. i22.iixi52I
l2t2E33.3 Gerard Beshman and ano,
indy and trustee, to Isaac Goodstein. .... IL,
seth 1t, ~ to 80 T., O2.3KlOO.S; VIM q
Lahey ct al to August Oppenheimcr. ......
sgth st, s., 800 " Columbus av, 6Ox1Oos;
James sullivan to Abraham Lew.
brcse X Ely to Christian Blinn, Jr. nm.
1OHth vt, q =, 200 9th av, 25GlOO.v; Sarah
G Goodhue to william Sparkling. ........... 80.
1o6th at, 4 =. 200 e 9th av, 26IlOo.p; Will
liam sparling to Alfred L NJ Bullows;
1lSth st, 3, $50 " lenox av 2oIUoi Simon
Adler and ano to Frank Koch .,.,,....,...
122d ST. 257 ". 27HlOO.I1; Ernest Marx. Ma
than Co to Minnie Busick. ....,............
136th at. ms, 445 W Brown pl. 2bAloo: Fur
man Gaines ct al to Hermann Cngcr
146th st. as. $50 " Boulevard, 25Iapll;
Leon Cohen to John Brown and ano...,.. ~,
146th st, "a, $50 W boulevard, 15IYe.1l;
Gilber NJ Speir, ref. to Leon Cohen ,,.... o,
15Sth st. n 8, lot l2s. map village Molrose;
Margaret kolly to ErnestJ Muller and
18gth At. TVS, e6.5 " l67th Of, BoIt5x
irreg Daniel Gafiney to James Carney D..
17sth st, 3 Q. 90 IL 9 Webster av, 6OIlO0
John j lttner, by guard, to VIM Bergen ..
Rosa II Butenschon to VIM Bergen, y
1s7th ct. n 3, 225 . 18th av, i6sIsA.io;
Florence W kehoe to Joseph p Deano..
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Plans Filed for Now Buildings.

Green lane, W 8. 200 n st Raymond ay: two
and half story dwelling. Arthur Price,
owner: Mapes architect; cost ........ $500
Hughes av, y, % = oak Tree place; six
two.stOry dwellings; Louis Eickworth,
owner; W Dickerson architect, cost 1900
Park av, 10; Improvement to dwelling; Wal
ter Bliss, owner. Barney Chapman.
architects cost ..... ....... .,..... DC
Vanderbilt av aud Depew place; improve
mont to railroad station: aud Harlem
RR Co, owner; Huckel architect cost. 300. 90
I'd hy. 18th to 18th st. +; nine story hos
pital Society ofLying in Hospital. owner;
Ri Robertson architect: cost. ......... SOC. oc
9th av aud 9th st, W cor. improvement to
srchittct, cost .,y sb. oo
10th st. l75 G Columbus ay; three tye.story
Bernsten architect; cost ..''.',.. 90, oc
10th ST. 255-2b5 +; Ave siX-story and base.
Barnstein, sr'hiect cost sO'' g O"''' 125 &C
18th st. SIS, 27l Q "a av; three 5 h,story and
owners; + Pelham. architect; cost.,..... st.oc
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Yachting at Newport.

NEWPORT. July 1l.-There was race this
afternoon between thirty-footers in which the
Naquero Ill. sailed by Herman b. Duryea.
was the winner. There was whole sail breeze
from the south. and the course. to Dycr's
Island ami return. eighteen miles, was sailed.
1t was a run up the bay with spinnakers. the
Vaquero Ill rounding the mark first. followed
10y the Carolina. Wa Wa and Asahi. After
rounding. the boats split tacks. the Naquero
Ill and Wa Wa taking the west shore and the
other two the east side. the former finding on
best wind and finishing several minutes ahead
Of the second pair. summary:
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Mechanics Liens.

Attorney st. 1877 and 1879; Samuel Roch-
Wasser s4s 90
Miller 4 Baciervs Morris Mondclstein... 1910
Elton av, W 3, 100 II l6Oth vt. 5uHlOO, Union -
Granite Co VS. Farrell AlRe.., .......,. A2o
Elton av or Melroso aN, VS., whole front
Dayi. vs. 81 James Simpson ...:...., ', 1856 90
DAVE vs. JAMES, simpson ..o'.,c..-,. $40 90
Manhattan av, Q cor lO7th ct, lOOI2O;
Emil tiuldfuss vs. Philip Drummer and
LOUIS ttOssl ."
Margaret Campbell ct al i' i.',e.'., 90, 100 90
ue eli RScimotit@ Vs. Joseph Lpsky .',... 100 90
Sd av. 1855 to 3Sjg and III Wendoyer av.
1Oox65; Joseph kunChnann VS. Louis
18th at. 80 +; James Galligan W John
Schawe etAl.. ..,.,.,.. ga rs
1924 st. 10. # { Brook av. 1oIl 90; Spitelnk
Goldstein vs. Mary Muller ct al ......... $40 90
John Hopkins ct al 4so 90
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ME Schluter q al; Attys. Ravens h II.
1O2d st, n =, 1928 o Boulevard, 326x1oO; 1o2d at
"a, 100 " Amsterdam av, 3Oxluu Charles Frazier
VS. Annie Sturla, ct AL atty, l. Campnra,
iO2d at. II 3, 100 W Amsterdam az, SOx 100: Philip
DeIheimer vs. Annie II Sturla, ct al, atty, l. Cam
poru
1s2d Al. II 3, 1910 W Amsterdam av, le.4S7a -;
Cornea W Slade va Frederic Robinson 1T al;
attys. Jeroloman A,
ls2d St ms lsa2 W Amsterdam av. 16.lOI70.ni
Robert Blackburn vs. Frederic Robinson ct al
attys, Jeroluman u A.
ls2d st, II \, $50 " Amsterdam nv, 1e.1Oy7p.R
Sarah X Harvey VS. Frederic Robinson ct all attys
JerOlOman A.
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Sacnts 1t'aHted-3 Nalrs.

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Recorded Leases.

Bowery. 80. and 183 Chrystie ct: Pauline
Glassman TO Jacob Spiro. yr..............
Caspar spiers to NJ ] Quigley. y 5.l3 yrs g.
Chambers st. 100; Margaret l. Baker to
Harry W Harmon. 8 yrs, 49,. 81. 800 to
Lot "a. II 20 II, map Wakefield; Gottlieb
Grau to Thomas Helde, 8 yrs..............
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Assignments of Mortgages.

Becker, G Adelbert, to Michael Egan ...,.
Blaeser. Jacob, to John c Handle. ...........
Durge. Paul l., to Philip Manger ,,,.......
Divine. Thomas, t. Martha l. Stearne ,....
Hamershlag, Joseph, to Samuel y Jacobs.
Jones, Joseph, to Ellis and Chas Jones'.
Kaufman, Emma. 10 Louis Il Ralston......
Mathews. Rehecca I, tn Frank II Davis .....
Pnckncy. Mary A. to Francis and Mary A
Scott lre.reCorded' ..-....,.,................
Proyidgnt savings Lite Assurance Society
Stuhr. Vim =, eIr, to ChAs II Lehman, Jr.
SCheer, Dora, to Lambert Suydam. ..........
Stern, Jacob. to Jacob A Zimmerman. .....
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Real Estate
Winslow, Edward, to Henry W Ford. trus
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Amsterdam av. W 3, 25.11 sl42d st 7hE1oo; John
NJ Rider and ano vs. Clarence A Lent and ano ITO
declare trust, deed, &c Attys, Rider $.
Monroe At, 25b to 2np: Lyman Frank Va Joseph
Freedman ITO declare partnership, SEQ uttys, Men.
ken Bros,
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Katrina, however. did not have the wind so free
as the others and Iid not foot 50 fast. She
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. with The others
well TO the southwark II her, healing up tho
New Jersey S coast fer the point OF the Hook
Ihey mad balloon libtopsailS set, and Theses big
pieces OF canvas were pulling for all they were
worth.
II was an exhilaratlng sight to see these four
handsome yachts which had been racing for
twenty-five hours and were SO near together
lead. Their course took them to the Romer
Beacon: which was to BE-, left on the starb3ard
When near the F SHETLAND at oeodk
the yachts were approaching he point OF the
Hook. with THO, Katrina in the lead. Ramona
the yachts flew through tho water with every
The Homer Beacon was passed as follows: Kat
5ina, 81 ;Op; tam1tona. 2:22:4o; Coronet.
The wind in the harbor was south southeast.
II was quite fresh. White caps danced about
i the sunlight SptnnnkGrs were taken IL land and
reaching the buoy the Ramona was in the, lead
stood ,ior the HnisIinG line. Tho CSronst had
trouble IN getting her balloon over the stay
sochem Biz SoSs,ins s'' s ,I forced
the latter to keep OF for a little while.
s sh when nS on nSr
the Katrina and could not draw out. The four
boats made a grand picture as they crossed the
= 500: Curonet. 3:O3:2l; Katrina, 1904 10:
Snchcm. 1904 IL. They rounded up to their
moorings. sails were slowed. and then the
yachtsmrn got some rest and spent the even
ing in the clubhouse talking over one OF the
most remarkable long races on record. The
ished at 80 "A and the Daphne at . :5l 10.
Tn" only mishapI during the race happennd
on the Ramona. When or Sandy Hook the
balloon Jihtopsail sheet parted nut was soon
secured again. and when the spinnaker was
broken out tho pole broke off about four feet
from the mast. Tho pole however. got lammed
in the forward rigging and the crew quickly
dashed 1t there and no more harm was done.
Summary of the race follows:
sCHooNERs.
E,lps,d Corrected
L,ng,h. Time. Tme
lr,L' and O,rrjsr. E.c'. H. NJ. ~, ". :.
Katrina Robert f. I'd . 71.It ~ ~ IL - ~ -
Sa hem. Fred t. Adams. HO.dl 20 ~ ~ - ~ II
Ramona b. NJ. Whltluck. lO5.S4 - 81 80 :" ~ 81
Curonet, j. |. Waterbury Hasa 20 43 - 20 +3 -
sLooPs
Ava T. L. Arnold, ...... 1888 % 40 II ~ 1o 20
Daphne. Geo. COPELAND bl.uo ~ Al lb ~ Al L.
The Katrina beat the Sachem by corrected
time ~ minutes u seconds; tho Ramona. !
hour ~ minutes "a seconds; the CorOn"t. |
hour 81 minutes Is seconds. The Ava beat
the Daphne hour 30 minutes - seconds -
herowner. Capt. Aldrich handled the Sachcm.
On board the Snchem were Mrs I, T. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs William i. Pearl Gen: Thomas J..
Watson and Barlow 5. Weeks. Ni"r-Commo-
dore b. NJ. Whtlork sailed the Ramora, and
was at the wheel throughout all IN" race with
morning. The Coronet was in charge OF Oliver
Adams, T. l.. Arnold sailed the Ava. and had
Mrs Arnold with him on board. George Cop
land was at the helm of the Daphne.