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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-03-29

REDTAPEDoM at Washington appears
to be wriggling over the developments
of the beef inquiry, and is frowning
upon any movement to get the real
facts of the beef supply to the surface
that has not the sanction or authority
Of the department under whose officers
the vile stuff served 10 the army was
procured and issued to the soldiers.
So Secretary Alger, it is reported, will
issue an order indirectly censuring
Gen. Miles and certain others for at
tempting to exceed their authority in
military matters. The "attempt" is
charged to exist in collecting proof of
Gen. Miles charges as to the character
of beef served the army in Porto
Rico and Chicago in connection with
regular inspection and investigation of
army matters. 1t seems to be pretty
clear that the only way of arresting
public attention and of assuring inves-
tigation in this matter was by proceed
ing outside of the routine of the de-
partment. II Gen. Miles, as his critics
say, has not proceeded regularly in Sc
curing this investigation, he is prob.
ably illustrating his quality of practical
and successful generalship, and the
people will forgive him.
IN the harbor of Gibralter, the Ra-
leigh, warship of the United States,
!, hoisted the Spanish flag as mark of
courtesy to the Spanish squadron I'M
der Admiral Camara, and Immediately
the stars and stripes were unfurled on
the Spanish flagship. The Raleigh lie
one Of the immortals of Manila bay,
journeying homeward. Camara is
more fortunate than either Montojo or
Cervera. He can bless his stars that
he met the Raleigh in peaceful saluta-
ton, rather than Dewey, to whose fate.
full embrace he started last summer, or
the squadron that was forming on this
side the Atlantic for his diversion, and
whose mission was stayed by the sign
ing of the peace protocol. But the in
cident at Gibralter is grateful in the
extreme as sigu of peace, and in hap
by contrast with the demeanor of Amer.
leans and Spaniards when they CHANGED
to meet year ago. How suddenly dc
men change from the attitude of NOR
tai combatants to the ways of fraterna
courtesy and greeting.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
THE BULLDOG Snow CLOSED.

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION THE CLUB HAS
GIVEN-THE PRIZES AWARDED.
There was a large attendance Of those who love
bulldogs AT the show in the Logerot Gardens yes
tordav 1t was the second and final day OF the Bull
dog Show All awards were made and the suspense
of owners was over. The most OF tho day was spent
in inspecting the dogs. photographng them ana
admiring the prizes This show was voted the most
successful one the club has given and as there
were enough prizes to go around no one felt hurt
The dogs shown by Robert :. McCreery were
especially admired, and captured the cup for the
best four shown by one exhibitor. The fact that
Mr.. Drapers Ivel Rustic won over Mr.. McCrcery's
Diavolo caused some surprise but both were OK
ceptionally handsome specimens of their class Ihe
following special prizes were awarded yesterday:
Prize For best dog bitch. 10 ". c. Coduan $
Prize 2-For best Of opposite winner Of Prizo l.
SO cup. A Albright jr.s. Eddystone Ell = 49,
Prize 3--For best pair dog and bch owned by one
exhibitor the Clifton Kennels cup. offered by Robert 3
Nc reer 10 be competed Annually, awarded 70 Mr.
McCreer for clifton Dryad ond Diayolo
Prize 4-For best dog PUPPY $40 cup, 10 e. Il Aus
tins Commander.
Prize . For lest stud dog. $40 cup to n Albright,
Prize G-For brood bitch. SO to II. c.
Beadlestons Primrose
Beadleston'e Primrose. $40 cup.
Prize SIor best Amercan-bred o. opposite To No
Prize 9-For best Ainerican-bI pair 10 H. G. Bead
lestons Primrose and Demon, so cup.
Prize 10For best bitch puppy TO Tyler Morse Beaver
Prize il-~For the best dog or bitch bred by the ex-
hbt0r 60 James sheldcns Bombar1. q Of Bull
Prize i2~For tho best four owned by one exhibitor. 10
Robert $ McCree2s clifton Dryad. Davolo, Napper and
TTize iS i'cr e best English bulldog exhibited to A.
Aes' r for tsssione S Sss I T1v. syeT & %ses r,o
Codmans G!enwood Queen silver medal
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
PRESIDENT KEENAN, IN THE CITY.
,,-,,,, ro .-~rr>r, THE MILITARY TOURNAMENT
HEkE IEh'NE
HE SAYS THE DAYS or THE OUT
LAWS ARE FEW.


Colonel r J. Keenan, jr.. the president OF the
League Of American Wheelmen. arrived III 'lo
city Yesterday He is a guest Of Colonel Luscohp,
rrosidert Of the Military Athletic League. ColOnel
Keenan, visited the tournament at Madison square
Garden last night. He Is a member or the s'al
of Governor William A. Stone Of Pennsylvania
Colonel Keenan, took the liveest interest IN 'ne
athletic and cycling contests. and in the mlh'ar!
evolutions as well. He found time, however 10
talk about the cause of the League of American
Wheelr,en in which he has been worker lo'
MANY wears II am receiving assurances T""
every direction Of the loyalty of all ASSOCIATIONS
toward tho League Of American Wheelmen. ne
said "Our relations with the Canadian wheeInleh
are particularly cordial. and the assurances am
,ecaving from athletic and kindred organiz3 @ lioils
iii over the country particularly graz Us
,rho Ieagllc Of American Wheelmen Is IN dpso4u.'
contrOl of the situation to-day, as look aii IL
T,ta outlaws will make a struggle for Whhe, l
eunnose hut within comparatively snort uIHe VIC
sbsu hear nothing more from them. -
"Rut the cause OF the League is not Cohu,u ~ Sna
tiroly on racing by any means. we arc s'tti'I
our touring department into lTlieCt sl@PTb hssi
tbinL tbat this will prove 70 be one OF the pTssI
Rings thar mas ever been done for wheeling. We We
shal work in unison with the TOURING asso.atUtI
a., Fncland and on the Continent. ana the touring
committees will practically cover the enure CIVIL @
go world our touring arrangements WIN an,
~. have ur0vcd 10 be perfectly satisfactory, anu
yro viii now spread 10 the other slde OF inc ~
Isntic Ocean League work is making line prog
ress throughout the country
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
HORSEMEN MEET IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 24.-At to-day's session Of the
National Horse Breeders. Dealers and Exhibitors
Association the following read papers Colonel J..
+. Cooper. Chicago Z. L. Chester. Champagne.
H. and J. b. Jackson and w. p. Dickenson Chi
cago The subject Of inspection OF stations was
discussed by Drs. j. Hughes. Chicago Veterinary
college. w J.. Williams. State Veterinary College.
Ithaca, y. Y: J. l. Gibson Iowa State veterinarian
and C. y Loveioy. Illinois State veterinarian. Tho
association adopted a resolution asking the State
Legislature TO aid them I'm making a suitable show
Of American horses at the Paris Exposition in
1900 and for that purpose $4,000 IS asked. The
following officers elected. President. Colonel
/ F. Berry Chicago treasurer. J. ). Cooper. chi
caCo and secretary, r Butterworth Chicago. The
date Of the next meeting will be determined by tho
nresident.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
BASEBALL.

crrp OWNERS ~ SESSION FOR MANY HoD
DrscrssIoN OF AFFAIRS AT ST. LOUIS AND
PHILADELPHIA AND THE SCHEDULE
Tho cIuh owners OF the National baseDdi
1earlIe we're m session AT the Fifth Avenue Ho'0
for many hours yesterday. and. as usual tne pro
ccodinrs were held behind closed doors ana niue niue
authentic information could be obtained ABOUT e'0
actual results and conclusions arrived at ne
,rocn,tes had their usual air OF mystery ana SCI"
inheritance until the enthusiasts went nome dI'u
tho newspaper men went to sleep.
Tho meeting was expected to ne held early III 'no
da,. but only a few Of the club owners appeareu
urtu the afternoon was we'll advanced Inc ses-
s,or v,as spent I'm discussing tho question OF lne
d,son NJ the gate receipts as it relates TO Fhila-
do,nbia the adoption OF the schedule ana the set.
element Of the mudde at St Louis several o.
tho roaenates did not appear nj ALL and Sodeh, Oh
Roston the champion proxy holder looked az
tho interests OF the absentees. T.. c. Becker WIN
racontlv purchased the majority OF stock OF the
81 Louis club was present. with his attorney
Nuckcnfnss While Mr Becker had hearing IN tho
ou.,st star chamber he spent most or the uine
"ooin9 hs heels I'm the corridors II was the tnitn
,coting az the club owners in the last nVe months
q Ittin TOO much Of mystery for tho average en-
thusiast much as he likes the National game
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
wears old. will ride single wheels ana aSo ''''
GFRLACH is SANGU1NE.

LEAGUE OF AMERICAN wHEELMEN FENCES
NAVE BEEN STRENGTHENED ALL ALONG TIE
11yE-rNrERNATIoNAL CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Postor. March 24-The visit to the city OF Frea
Cerloch chairman OF the League OF American
Iybeelmen Racing Board, has much TO do with 'ho
snort in this section Of the country. and peiore
his departure somo interesting changes are hkeiy
10 be made and announced. In the course OF ai
interview yesterday Mr.. Gerlach said the rae'"e
outlook was a particularly promising one ana pro-
rnoters were busiIy engaged in arranging for race
meets In most of the divisions the oficiai racis
boards arc arranging for state circuits. In New
York this feature is we'll under way. The apphca-
tiou for sanctions in Pennsylvania is larger no"
than It has been for many years at TINS seasoh'
The West and South are in healthy CONDITION.
and on the Pacific things are much better thai
last season.
The National race meet IN Boston Is an assureu
success Mr. Gerlach also stated that IN maHins al .
rangements the International Racing Board VIII ac'
tr co-operaton with division racing boards: Kiders
SUSPENDED by the League Oi American w i,oI,. -
cannot compete IN the international chanpiolsHli'
I'm Canada as under the rules OF the hteI a.
Association all governing boards III the leueI
are bound to recognize the rulings or others at'iI
10 the body The rules Of the lnternauond ftHiis
Association also exercise control over uaHThs, III
countries where the governing booles arc aiHcu "
the international Cycling AsSOclauoh . 90
In answer to a question as 10 tle eNPSS"'V9 -
amateurs I'm international races ne sald' TN
penscs Of amateurs competing in lnternailoi,,tl
championship can be paid, as under @ the dor %
petitors may be paid by the unions OF the country
represent.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
REVIEWED BY GOVERNOR.
HE AND GEN. MILES LOUDLY APPLAuDhD
AT THE MILITARY TOURNEY
THE GARDEN JAMMED BY CROWD ESTIMATED
At TEN THoUsAND-TTIE TROOPS AT

THE GARDEN JAMMED BY CROWD ESTIMATED
AT TEN THoUsAND-1TIE TROOPS AT
THEIR BEsT-THE SUMMARIES
There was a tremendous crowd OF people IN 'he
Madison Square Garden last evening when cover
nor Roosevelt reviewed the troops In the Mii'aiy
Tournament The Governor went TO the snow cary
IN the evening and remained late. apparently lah
ing tho keenest delight in the exhibition WIN
him on the reviewing stand was Major-Generai
Nelson A. Miles VINO also seemed TO ENJOY the
spectacle The two men who were so prominent
in the war with Spain were cheered by the great
assembly Of people whenever they roso 10 salu'e
the commands passing in review.
Every seat In the Garden was hlled' ana inc
space about the ring crowded so closely that
many persons there could catch only occasiona
elimpses OF tho soldiers. Everybody seemed TO be
inspired by the stirring music. and the evoutions
OF the troops were watched closely and applauded
vigorously.
IL was estimated by the management that fully
ton thousand people were present when at O'Clock
the troops and marines took their positions for the
Grand review. The presence Of Governor Roosevelt
and Major-General Miles seemed 20 add spirit TO
the behavior Of the soldiers. and the general ehect
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
CAMBRIDGE AND OXFORD TIE.

EACH UNIVERSITY WINS FIVE CONTESTS IN THE
TRACK ATHLETIC MEET.
London March A-There was a poor attendance
at the inter-university field sports. held at the
Queens Club to-day. owing to the bitter cold
weather The track however was good but
rather hard. strong wind up the track was
much against the runners IN distance races Tho
contest resulted in a tie. Tho following the
results;
one -hundred-yard dash-Thomas oxford oioh.
nan mile run-iraham. Cambridge son.
One hundred and twenty yard hurdle-Paget Tomiin
son, Cambridge. O.lG
Hammer throwing -Grecnsholds oxford 40 feet.
Long tump-Vassa oxford % feet. 3 inches
Quarter mile e-run-Hollns. oxford. 0:5l2s.
Mile run-Hunter. Cambridge. 30.
Putting the shot-Cark. Cambridge. "a feet.
Hgh Jump-Adsir. oxford. 3 feet. 81. inches
Three-nle run-WOrkman. Cambridge lss2x.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

Is soveregns each. Is sovereigns forfeit. ...,
receive 300 sovereigns and third 30 sov.,s,.S %
the stakes; handicap for fve-year-oh, "om
ward distance. Grand National Cour.s up
four miles s5s yards. trophy OF the v,r,. a.ol,
soveregns is included I'm the value 0, thu - ~"
specie. at tho winners option. - o'
Major j. A. Orr-Ewngs Ford OF Fyne. ay.,
second. and Audley Blyth's Gilman. aged, nn,,s.s
third. Nineteen horses started. 'o
Tho betting previous 20 the star. wa.
against Manifesto 40 to 1 against Ford o, pv,.
% 10 1 against Elliman '
Manifesto drew 70 the front two ,.nc.. O..
home and won by Ave lengths. S' IRON
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
PENNSYLVANIA CREWS PRACTISING.

Philadelphia. March 24-Twenty-six students arc
trying for places tho varsity OF tho Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania. and over a dozen others
working for positions on the freshman crew.
Coach Ellis +. Ward considers the candidates this
year n likely lot. and he knows rea son why tho
ultimate varsity eight should not be az capable
oarsmen = the crew which laurels In last
years by defeating Cornell. The oarsmen row
the Schuylkill every afternoon and they are
followed by Coach Ward in the steam launch Ben
Franklin The varsity candidates make up three
crews. and one crew ~ selected from among the
freg ms
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

MPARTIAND AND CONNELLY IN DRAW.
kid" Mcfarland and Eddie" Connolly. both
llght-weights fought twenty y-fve-round draw at
the Broadway Athletic Club last night before
a large gathering Of sporting men. They met at
l2S hounds and at the end OF the twenty-ifth
round both men were on their feet and apparently
strong The referee was OF the opinion that neither
man had had the better OF the bout. and therefore
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
& NmmuM %hp
A New Chapter in An Old Story

emnenty practical matters OF Hosiery and Uds
the gaye find their places IN the news oeo"
importing hosiery and underwear old
vo We have many Of the in which we buy from the
mill that you would probably
didn't repetition we Claim
method followed by many large stores we oe only doing
o :. 49,. oo.... -
world Not Ooa'-an dfsu"cA N0s "
buy largest, BEST hence cheapest. , ,
ana underwear
qualities be- and equaNed
.o lines But the cheapnes prices them BE- and
duplicated t...u.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
ROWING.
CAMBRIDGE A HEAVY FAvoRITE IN To-pAYi
RACE.

CAMBRIDGE HEAVY FAVOR1TE ~ TO-DAY's
RACE
London March oi-1ho betting the annual
oxford and Cambridge boat race. which Is 70 take
place tomorrow. is II TO on Cambridge. Tho
odds arc generally admitted TO bo eXtravagan;,
and 1t is probable that little money will be in
vested at that rate. The time tests. however.
seem TO show that Cambridge will be easy
winner Tho swing OF the Light Blues. their back
and leg work and their sliding arc superior TO sim
liar work done by the Dark Blues. They average
two and half pounds lighter than the oxford
men but the general material seems to he slightly
superior. Curiously enough though, oxford Is
daily losing in public favor the Dark Blues ara
Improving in FORM and those who most init
mate with Colds splendid power and resources and
the strength OF the oxford still say that II
Cold the oxford stroke wins the choice OF stations
he will be able to win the race.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
SALE OF THE BRITANNIA.

rondon March 24-The cuttcr-yacht Britannia
NOW the property of Daniel Cooper. OF NewmarKe,,
ubo bought her from Ernest Terah Hooc!' wiz
to sold al Auction on May ~
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
CHESS.

cAMnR1Dcr DrFHATs OXFORD BY 81 TO III
POINTS.
London. March 2-There was small crown
nresent at the opening at noon to-day OF the inter-
university chess match at the British Chess Cluo'
seven players d side Cambridge won. Inc pay
lasted five hours At It's conclusion the PlaSeiS
ducd al the Hotel Cecil ,,, ,,o.hor
The winners were Softlaw. Cambridge; f0tner-
irrbarn cambridge Tattersall, Cambridge; NlIes'
Cambridge: Mahean, Cambridge, and Hilton oH-
ford M9kowcn Cambridge, and Babcock' ONloIu'
G~-u
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
wrsrrRN LEAGUE SCHEDULE

milwaukee, Wis. March 4-The western hase,
rcaoue nnagnates got together late to-day and
,o,,,od tho seasons schedule, which takes IN CO.
lumbus Should the National League drop CleVe-
land il will be an easy matter 10 transfer the
,%oi,nhus dates TO the Forest city without ma,
I,,. cboneinr the schedule The season Will
onof On April q and close on September II. IL
calls for I26 games.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
SPORTS AND
SPORTSMEN.
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

MILITARY TOURNAMENT - Athletic,
cycling and military carnival, Maui'oN
Square Garden. p. m. and D m. ,o.
Golf Club Of Lakewood. Lakewood open
handicap. Ocean County Hunt and CounIry
Club, Lakewood; Bogey handicap for singer
Cup, Laurence Harbor Country CIup, SiOsa ,,
corntrx coponefitinn for Travis Cup. Oakland
Golf Club: open tournament. St Augustine
Golf Club. St Augustine Fla
CYCLING.-Spring Cycle SNOW Orahu
Central Palace.
BASEBALL-Prtnceton against New-Hork
University. Princeton. 49, 49,,
SHOOTING.-Brookly Gun Club. Snlon
Course: Crescent Athletic Club, BAY niuee'
Sor,tTrtrecht Rod and Gun Club. Wood
lawn: Paulding Rod and Gun Club tourna-
ment. ~
WHIST-Harvard against Yale, New
Haven.
ROYrNG Finals amateur boxing and
wrestling tournament, Bergen-ave. armory,
Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
WOmen's Gloves
At 75C.

good things in gloves, found a maker away
u 10 in Northern Germany, who was using
Russian lambskin, instead OF the customary
French or German skins. Just as hne aao
soft. but he claims they will wear even Oc''
ter. and they certainly are cheaper tor taes' $
5000 pairs OF gloves that we took fIom Sl, .- =.
are 75c. pair, instead OF the usual d0lIaf OF
dollar and quarter.
You will find them excellent. lhey si'
beautifully soft and fine, made WIN w y
Cluze patent thumb, patent clasps aha ~ y
these colors, mode, gray, black a4'
white.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
CHEAP WHEELS IN CANADA.
LARGE TRUST TO BE FORMED TO COMPETE W1TE
AMERICAN FIRMS

Toronto. March "A scheme to consolidate 'ne
Canadian bicycle manufacturing concerns IS nearly
completed. Il NJ. Jaffray. Of London originator
Of the scheme. is here. and states that an inc
larger bicycle companies have Joined the comolha-
ton and that application will shortly be maze 10
ne Canadian Bicycle Company. Limited, with a
capital stock of over 100000, in 500 shares me ne
ohtect of the trust is TO manufacture blcycies 10
cofnpete with the cheap grades from the United
States.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
BOXING.
RyRxrs WANTS CHANGE OF VENUE IN TIL
sHARKEY AND RUHLIN SUITS.

sHARKEY AND RUHLIN SUITS.
7 Stewart Ross counsel for Thomas F. Byrnes'
director OF the Greater New-York Athletic Club
Yesterday applied to Justice Gegerich' in the Su-
preme Court for change of venue IN two actions
brought by Tom" Sharkey and Gus Ruhlln, the
pugilists against Mr. Byrnes TO recover the amounts
of two judgments obtained against inc cluo oy ,he
ocbters for the balance OF stakes due TO the fight
ora as the outcome OF fight between them on
June 90 1888 Tho winner OF the fight was to receive
- per cent Of receipts and the loser % per cent
Sharkev knocked out Rubin in the second round.
The management alleged that the hght was fake
and gave the fighters only 5000
Justice Giegerch reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
RACING.

WINNER OF THE GRAND NATIONAL
London. March A-The Grahd Nauon", ,'Sr,oo,
,n =, tho second days racing OF the Liverpool
-, uos,,ng to-day was by j. c. BuIteei
ored horse Manifesto. carrying l75 pounds.
h, rac "a or 900 sovercigns. by subscription OF
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS.

Syracuse. y y. March 2i-At a meeting OF tho
students Of Syracuse University last night the In
debtedness OF the athletic association. 81. 800 was
practically cancelled. John ID. Archbold president
OF the trustees. contributed 500 tho fund
crew will be formed In the university.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
cOLORs FoR WEST POINT ATHLETES.

West Point. y. Y. March 2i.-In an official cir
cular published here to-day II IS announced that
the West Point Military Academy has adopted the
colors black gray and gold as It's emblem in all
athletic contests.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

declared the ns. draw Itrs The re1ssee ss Number q
cneereo ior asn1t who thought that McI Ar, A. tana %
Sonld have been declared the victor - me Sid"
knocked to the floor severai 'i'ne'' NV"
Lao fslied.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-25
YACHTING.
sOI-ND YACHTSMEN ASSIGN DAlH'
THE REGATTAs OF THE CLUBS ~
THE ASSOCIATION.

SOUND YACHTSMEN Aooi"'
THE REGATTAs OF THE CLUBS IN
THE ASSOCIATION.
rho annual spring meeting OF the Long ls'ahu
Sound Yacht Racing Association was he'N 49,.
.,,ah, n tho Hotel Manhattan. The CLUBS 'i','
wcre represented and theIr delegates "eie @ -
49,, parL CIV Yacht club. r. $. Bassett; River
,a r,dr,t, rnnev and c. r. Pierce: Hun''ns'o.
u IT Gordon: Indian Harbor. Leo 1. h"r' I a','
p Jones: Huguenot. T. Burton Hart Jr', a"' -
Ward. nempstead Harbor, Nard D"hso' 80,
Rochelle Charles p. Tower; Corintn'an =.
C,,b n, Stamford Mansfield Toms: Nor"aN'
"a Koeler: Horseshoe Harbor. Frank L.
I,ou-l,eton + NJ McCleand: Harlem w ~
Towner and +. c. Sullivan; sachems iiea'' r
oon.ard. scawanhaka. Johnstone de Forest ana -
II. Crane: American. II. de b. Parsons
hooker o. H. Chelborg and Harry "'s' 49, rorv
In order 10 further explain some par's VI VIZ 40
rules # was decided that the eNgoll'y "a
,i,inc division OF any yacht OF thirty-foot r"''''
measurement or under which was IN eNs''"o
,oo,,hor 1898 shall in case OF dispute be PaSso
uron by the official mcasurer OF the dsso'A''''
approyed by the Executive Committee -
rho Nominating Committee TO appoint me-" ~
,,.Iro committee reported tho following Hs''
Char,os r Pierce Of tho Riverside 1acht t'uo'
Cl,rton n crane OF the Seawanhaka 'orln',.i""
Yacht Club: Frank Bovine Jones OF 'no ir'''
rIerbor Yacht club. f. VI. McCelland, OF the Doue
,as,on Yacht Club; Frederick NJ roy" V,
ford Yacht Club. Stu}EfSh''
,ho American Yacht club, and Charles p Io"er'
~ the New-Rochelle Yacht Club. and these were
elected . ... -,
y uas also voted to discontinue tho system or
blanket entries $1,000, ,,,..
The following are the dates assigned to the onef
ent component cubs Of the associauo" io' ''''''
regattas in the coming season;
Saturday, Ma, eo-Husuenot !. G. special.
saturday NAV 27- New Rochelle y - specla.
Tues,!av NAV 20 Harlem !. g. annual
Tnesday NAV 3O-Indan Harbor. special
safurdtv June 3 -knickerbocker annual
saturtav June 1O-DouRaston. annual.
SATURDAY June 24-Seaw wanhaka. annual.
SATURDAY July New Rochelle annual
N,ndav. July 3-Stamford. annual
WeInezday July 5-American. annual
Thursaav July 6-Indian Harhor. special
FRIDAY July Sea ClN. annual
SATURDAY July SRyerside annual
Nondav. July l0-Seav anhaka. ulalS
Tues.iay July IL 'eaU1inhaka friaS
Wednesday July l2-SeaW anh&hh, ulds
Sofi,rfav July 20 Indian Hart-f, annual
SATURDAY August 5-Hempstead Hartpf. ennuat-
Sa,r,,iov tuerjgt y lIorss shoe Harbor. annual
saturday August lH-Hugufno', annual,
Sat,Irdav August e6-Iuntinston, annual.
Saturday August 2t,- glaSton. sp'cial
Satu15ay September INDIAN Iiarhor, special
Nordav Sepienlber 4-NorfolN. annual
Wondnv Sertomber -Sachem's Head. annual.
sa,mrIa, earnf-mbar . Scawanhaka, fall special
satirday september 16-Amcrican, fall special.