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KNOWN rs
No. 1884 Avenue \.
seventy-second Street.

The approxmste amount OF the charge satisfy
which the above described property l. 70 be s9Id. ~
1888 IS with interest thereon from the SIN Gay OF
December 1865 together with costs ana allowances
amounting s3io with interest from December ,oth
1895 together with eNpenees 81 he sale Inc 'ap-
proxim4te amount OF assessments or otner liens
which are allowed The purchaser oui OF the pur
chase money or paid by the Referee. IL s22O'49 ana
interest oo
Dated New York January 4. 1909. - . 49,
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~ NEW EENsTowN-LrvERPooia
Jan 11.9 80 Majestic Feb 3 noon
C;ernG mic jan - nooa Germanic Feb -. noon
Teutonic Jan % noon Teutonlc. Feb. ~ noon
Tsrftannic. Feb. T. Britannia. March ]. noon
saloon rates cymrie $50 up; Gsrmanic britsnnis
yuwards Third Glass Cymrc Germanic and Britannia.
rs 30: on Majestic and Tedone. s27o0 Revenue tai
additional - =.
For passenger IRE ght and general Information apply "
WHITE STAR LINE
pier No. As. North River once Broadway N. 7.
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MACHrNER Y.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines, fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eS-
hanged GEORGE 49, EDDY. 39s Madi-
gOn-st
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Go tDhom IL Clan Concern.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that ALIEN
~ AMBER & TACK BERRY. domestic corporation:
having It's principal business Office in the B,rough o,
Manhattan tliv q York. County Of New YORK ana
state q New York. Will apply 20 inc supreme Court OF
the Il New York. at Special Term tnefsoi lht'
10 he held at the House IN the Borough ~
Manhattan CITY Of Sew York county q New York on
the 9th day February 1880 1890 O'Clock In the
forenoon II that day or as SION thereafter "a counse
can heard. for order authorizing SAID coora N -
change IT'S corporate name g. H. r. ALEXANDER & CO.
Dated New York city, January 1lth. 1855. -
ALEXANDER & TACkABERRY
BY II. T. ALEXANDER. President.
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Known as No.
2l7 West 10th st

Forfeit street.
tn. snnroxnote amount the lien charge 70 sat
sfy which the described property Is 10 oe SD
$50 500 with interest from the cay u
December 1895 together with costs and ailC"thccs
amounting to siGs.i9 with Interest rom peee', 10
proxirste amount OF assessments. or ohet nens
witch are 10 he allowed purchaser out ~ the plr
chase money paid by the Referee Is s'sAo and IN
Dated: New York December 27h. ls0S
CLIFFORD ". HARTRIDGF. Referee
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"a door north OF 3ls-st o'clock p. advert Sc
ents received the following branch ofces nj regular
Office until o'clock p VIZ 20 StA-Afe s. 2
cor go St. f2 Sh-ave l2th-st Macys ",l-1.e
and lihst: 1i2 columbus near No. "u o. ",
Wost 42d-st Gfh-ave: % East 14th-s: s'i WEST
,2d-st eth and sth ayes i59 East tthst %N
"a ave. 10Th and nth sts ln26 3d-ave near
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sAuv.FT CLEAyIvIs.

Observation-Disclosures
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by nana or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Clean,ns
~" ,se Proasvav 4ct East tSih AZ.
COZ q pH,SDr. Tel. i32-ssth.
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED. We want an agent
In every town 20 secure subscribers to 1Hb
LADIES HOME JOURNAL. 70 look after
rene walls ard distribute advertising matter.
We oner proftabl, employment for the
winter. also special rewards for good work.
81 OOo w.l. be given 10 the agent sending
the largest list UP 10 April 10 next $500
4 the rext best worker. and 80 on-dis-
fributing 81 500 among 500 best agents
every agent whether ne OF she secures
one Of the extra awards or not. THi1
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Penn
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rOR sALn.

mSDrs At REDUCED PRICES
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10 More Commoiious Quarters. AZ and 473
f'way. THE MOSLER SAFE co. cor.
r way and Duane
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Male.

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formation Sent free COLUMBIAN COR
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
LOST.

LOST.
lost or STOLEN. handbook No. 23epf
Of the German savings Bank, In the 'ity
~ New-York. corner 4th-ave. and 1ith-st..
issued e Fannie Bailey. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. "
not returned 20 the bank on the 2d day
~ February. 1900 a duplicate Will be is
sued.
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PENSIONS AND PRIZE MONEY.

PENSIONS TO soldiers, sailors partially
disabled. and widows. partially depend
ent parents prize money. T.. =. BROOK,
late I. :. Sanitary Commission 40 Full
ion-st.. New-Y0rk
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TYPEWRITERs.

TNPEWRITERS-BA ma
chimes cheap Remingtons Smiths. f3S.
guaranteed. rentals reduced. CONSOLE
Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions FOR
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4 FTREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
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COLLEGE PREPARATION.
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For Porto [R1@Oo
uea on the following dates will call at Porto Rico 10
land mails and passengers =,
g 6 CARACAS. SATURDAY Jan - = N y,
E PHILADELPHIA 4. Saturday. Jan y ! P. M
BOULTON. pt.IsS & DALLETT.
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Hluslcal

VyvANTFp-An orssnis fer morning service In a small
w parish al Orange, J. Address C. Tribune ono
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pED ID LINE.
IL For La Guayra Puerto Csbello. Curacao and Mare
.sthn via Curacao--Calllng also al Porto kloo
~ pom Roberts Per BROOKLYN . a,
= n pIfILlDFLPEll. ..... SATURDAY. Jan "a. r.
Thee steamers have superior ACCOMMODATIONS LOT pa
'e"S''s Hol-LTcS BLISS & pAILFTT,
Gereial Managers. 'aj Front 81
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Orrnn Steamers.

Ocean Gtenmcre.
NORVM GEBE1NM 00OVlDo
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. BREMEN.
Lain. .Tu. Jan. "a 10 An. Lain. Tu. fe6 2l 10 M
64ele Tu Jan. 81, 10 III. 1rave. Tu Nch. 10 A NJ
OELRICHs & co. BOWLING GREEN.
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C,OACHMAN.-Ten years. best city refer
encss regarding honesty. sobrety and
capahnity. Cali Or address JOHN. 300 9Th
ave last employers office.
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COACHMAN. GARDENER.-Sins good
driver: thoroughly experienced In garden
work. vegetables. flowers and shrubs; good
mixer, and reliable man on sentlcman's
place V. W. $50 Park-aye.
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IRRIGATION IN CALIFORNIA.
Correspondence OF The Chicago Record.
e. I-,.-..I L.. a-a.s.,arios sell water by tn

Correspondence OF The Chicago RECORD. ,.us
The irrigation companies sell Ws'Tr r ~ out OF ar
inch pipe in twenty-four hours under or az ssti
pressure say four pounds TO the men lnlSnty yor
mated 10 be - $50 gallons. In years OF p'cH; az
can get all the water you want Tor so - rur
inch In dry years the lrrisaton bvv nermansn
water rights-that Is an inch OF water or is s~s
gallons year, for every eight acres, %nnry ap-
Siep for all Urdn rTS c can be purchased
TO sl25 but the farmer has TO pay what are ~ The
zangaro fees That's Spanish Tor me me sddfc6es ant
nc Foes amount 10 about $l5 year for Is sInhs
ten ter acres This perpetual right Is tfahsi''"O
Blu, the farmers who irrigate are not eh''Se u,
happy They never distressed Dy ,o srrno le
are at the mercy OF monopoly. ana many ssnnples
about The exactions OF company that supPVto ~,
them with water. II insists upon p s,on ditches
Cor Measure The zangaro fees and the water as,.
must be paid in advance Ihey Sa naV no water
ponce axe Nc crop shiftess farmers object 10 I'M,
aDb,trarv method OF doing business and ms TSers
disturbance when Ine sup ana Injustice and som,
OF the canal men might memo tner ma nv dis
advantage OF all concerned but am ,olo av,anIe,
a1ways demand their dues and get them liz liz,
are generally fair and honest. fromp., p IA,
10 lawsuit with an irrigating company ., or ar
nouncing the tyranny OF the nonopones csonirar,
nrettv am 10 find on inquiry that he Is Svn', I'll
pre- y, ritixen and Is frequently In trouble WIZ
MS bs method OF taxing land by the acre for waite
| 4. nnt Exactly just as some land and some CRY
| raouire more moisture than others, ana lhetv -
great deal Of wassfansss farmer Tns mere oreordng 10 IN
| amount he used. and some companies nave a St,,s
adopted that rule such matters gSenls wate
is precious and II belongs 10 the public Mlny re
il this prosperous and beautiful country cusiyate
AREA Increases and the forests on the noun s,
are DESTROYED the supply VIII lessen ana t ae
lations for the operation OF irrigation ''"'
| will have TO DO more STRICT.
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ILLINOIS CENTRALS NEW SYSTEM

WILL HAVE LINE OF ITS OWN FROM CHiCA'0
TO ST LOUIS
Chicago June 8 (speciaD.-When the St. LOUIS
Peoria and Northern Railway is turned over 10 the
Hartman syndicate. which has obtained con-
trolling interest in It, the Illinois Central Will nave
a line Of its own from Chicago 10 81 LOUIS :. 20
,.a ,hot tho mart OF the Peoria and Northern
between Springfield and ST. Louis will become an
integral part Of the Illinois Central sysietn wai
eamated with the Chicago and Alton >.,So..
The project Of extending the Peoria ana Noftme ad
bn on the line would encroach on the territory
of the Illinois Central and also TO SyIu
TO invade Alton territory If the Clinton eT Tn ts
c. ouis trains over the Big Four from rama;
The lease from the Big Four Is to be @ hen be-
,Ie Gilman Clinton and Springfield. Decatur VIII
cease TO be on the through line to st. LOUIS ana
Springfield will take its place
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tiona Cycling Association has not ,pas Before it.
The PROBABILITIES are that It VIII not esufo sport
must be Of and by the spoIsmen not o. amo 9s
nrofessionals who want the money o! inc sp nrI-
men fhe belief that Albert be- .a MGai OF
racinS failure The prospect IL that .me mai tau for
&c he National Cycling Association WI az rard
tho same reason SO much for the Inotne' aesocia-
on o onnortunites The National CycIhs $50 ac-
Uon's onnortunties will be fruitful or ap;,cient
oordins az they do or do not bring IN snaaionai-
money TO properly administer cycle racIns nd mem
" The sources Of income are sane az" National
Sershin fees The total sum when me ne n 90 nro.
Cycling Association administrator can m ii 900
cyrs from these sources can hardly amou IN The
3 YEAR The expense Of properly admln's,s SEVERAL
cooyndry's racing barring all salaries. - nertcan
,Someand dollars n year. The League VI - hos the
Wxbeelmen has wabbed. It is true But II h onnor
teht motive and II has the preponderence, has
,oni,,as THE National Cycling Associato'v, ,ind Is
,oarcensry motive star players ana WIN. he next
Srabie hut where will the star players oe "
year?
Tho following statement sent to The tribune
will he Of interest to those who contemplate
making the trip to the League OF American
Wbeelmen National Meet at Boston In August
The arrangements have been made BY the Ma
t,onal Transportation Committee Of the League
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ford having a trainer Of this character argues
much for the purity Of athletic sports al that UNI
versity. II, .do,o
The queens Club grounds Will aceomm9 S.te
large number of persons. and the annual Oxtoro-
Cambridge games sometimes draw as many as
twelve thousand spectators, made up ,largey OF
the fashionable set These games are held on OF
about the day OF the oxford Cambridge boat race.
In will be noted that the hurdle course Is run
across the turf. Some apprehension mas Dseh eA-
pressed that the American hurdlers would De az a
great disadvantage In running on turf instead OF
English turf is far different from. and much nrfner
in every way than the ordinary turf TO be found
in mis- country The Harvard and Yale teams VIII
he chosen soon and will keep In hrst rate though
not arduous training until the date or sallng'
which will be after the close or the couege eAafh-
nations in the latter part OF this month.
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popuIar' than It u.s. There was per'oo "o''
1854 70 1890 when the three-wheeler was po"
erful rival TO the bicycle NO DOUBT 'na' wa"
aue 20 some extent to the risk attending the
riding OF the high bicycle. and to the ract 'ha'
the ,ricvcle was the only cycle I'm adoiuon, vi
course to the tandem tricycle. whicn wao as"n -,
able for women. But though the ihveh.,o" a.
the safety by starley WAS the reason TOT tns ue
a, 90 Tho three wheeled machine. 1 am still or
oninion that on It's own merits Ii deserves sun
to be popular In Its latest and mos. - the
form though II entails more woIh ma
h,cvc,e II rs an ideal machine for potterlns
around, for riding through traffic ana TOT 'ou''
ing"
Wheelmen arriving In France VIII De reheVeu
by the decree of NJ. Blanc, Prefect Oh rohee'
exempting them from the metal badge required
bv the new law. Any foreign rider VIII, on
ann,Ication at the Custom House, receive GOV
arrnpment hermit. on stamped paper. available
Co.. three months After this date the machine
will have to be registered.
sarvices for wheelmen are not uncommon III
country churches in England, now that so many
riders take advantage of the only day open 10
thar, IN make tourney out OF town. The rector
y, Ev6e,d near Ongar has, however. determined
- r,oLe sucb services additionally attractive.
Gre, hv limiting them to half an hour. with
five minutes sermon-short enough III al con-
science-and next by throwing open the recto.y
grounds which cover seven acres III ln,S 49,
So ST. t Essev IN the wheelmen, who will be able
70 get tea for sixpence In the parish-room me
first OF these parades as they are termed was
held last Sunday
freddy" Hale, professional long distance rider
e. hocr AGAIN in England and Is going to try to
49,, IN a new record by riding one hundred
,,;Iaq every day for year,
Those desiring to join the League OF American
wheelmen may obtain full printed information
ord membership blanks by sending their names anne
and addresses to the Cycling Editor OF Inc IT'D
une.
The New-York agent for the Tribune wheel
ronorts that business is exceptionally brisk. he
has had to telegraph frequently FOR more wneeis
in order to keep enough in stock 10 HI oroers'
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THE WEST SHORES NEW TINE TABLE.

The annual summer time table OF the West Shore
Railroad will 20 into effect to-day. Many new feat-
ures are shown in the schedule The continental
Limited" the New-York Chicago and ST. Louis
Limited remains unchanged. The Rip Van Wrinkle
Flyer Catskn Mountain Express and the Catskl
Mountain and Saratoga Limited will not begin run
ming until June g. The principal feature Of this
years Catskil Mountain service will be the running
Of Catskill Mountain Sunday special. which Will
leave New-York at 10 a. N. AL trains running In
connection with the Fitchburg Railroad on and
after June 4 will go by way OF Rotterdam Junction.
not Albany heretofore. The fast National lin
tied train known No. 10 will run daily except
Sunday. Under the new time table the station for
merly known Schraalenburg is shown as Du-
mont and Hampton Ferry Is shown as Cederclin.
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THE QUEENS CLUB GROUNDS.
WHERE THE SPORTS BETWEEN inH
yALE-HARvARD AND oXFORD-CAm-
-o,Dcr TEAMS WILL BE HELD

,,,. ,ho voIo and Harvard athletes como TO
oomnete against their English brethren OF oNiolu
and Cambridge In England next mont" ~
test will be fought out on the queen ci'o
leuc grounds The Queens Cluo grou"u'
.ro among the most celebrated In Enslahu' "
situated in the Kensngton district OF Lonuo"' anu
form in many ways ideal athletic heiu' .,.
-. .hasn Grounds the Oxford-Cambridge athietc
.ornos arc held each year. and here, TOO the reg
resentatives OF the dark blue ana the nsn' ~
nlay their annual football matches - ue
the Queens Club grounds Is preseh'eu hei ~ ~,
chewing the various points OF interest anu mn.
1.-two MAINLY the difference between the iead'hs
,s. thia,ic Aed and the running courses
- =. che perkeley Oval and Manhattan f1eiu III
wi country The diagram that Is given mere 10
taken from one OF the programmes given ou' o.,
Tho annual Oxford-Cambrldge games anu II W.
ba noted that not only is their ample rooiii Io
the running track and field contests out 'ha'
the grounds are spacious enough TO provioe op-
portunities for many forms Of athletc sh''' ~.
~ ,.ft ~ the main entrance are the racquet
courts and beyond these the royal tennis coui. %
and then the five courts. The covered lawn 'ei''''
courts and the skating rink are also situated on
this side of the field.
The running course Is far from oval IN shape'
and in fact the turns sharp. John Corbin:
Harvard '@ who won the half-me race at the
intercollegiate games in Newo1 ork III 100,
| who later as a student at OXFORD, represennleio
| Sxford in the games against Cambridge, said In
speaking Of the Queens Clup track ua lS .
| tbe turn near the starting point of the lo-yard
| dash indicated the diagram as at me upper
right-hand corner the sharpest and WORST turn
| tbat he had ever taken. 1t will be noticed, also,
that the track is three laps to the mile mere IL
ample room for straight-awsy loo,yard dasn' pds
there is no provision for 22O-yard DASH as this
| contest is not commonly run in England
MAY MEET ON JULY q
II has not yet been fully decided as to what date
| the Harvard and Yale athletes shall meet those
| from oxford and Cambridge but In recent dis
Match Julv % is mentioned as the most likely date
Charles ~ Jackson is quoted in dispatch PRINTED
from London favorfng July o. Mr.; jackson !
| a don of Hartford College oxford, ana one or IN
most famous athletes among It's graduates. n
gives a large amount OF his personal time 10 IN
Training OF the oxford men, and the fact OF OK
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IN THE CYCLING WORLD
THE ATTRACTIVE AND SHADY ROADS OF
STATEN ISLAND.

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE MILES OF
MAcApAM CLUB RUNS ro.pAy-
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
po,ou, will he found another Of the series OF
fine cycling routes which The irioune mas oee"
publishing from time to time Many "nee."e"
have ridden over the excellent route oh Ao"e
I.,sna which was printed last Sunday. Many
- ,,,,u nrobably wish to take the route to-
a.v Those going from this borough Will be
ah,a 70 reach the Long Island route without
s,o,ng through Brooklyn. One can take the
v.ninth-st ferry to College Point, and then
90 straight on over good macadamized ROADS 10
the fountain in the park at Flushing. Keep on
the left side of the park and go on to Bayside'
where the route can be followed as already
printed. The route to-day is compiled from the
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SUICIDE OF A FORMER POLICE OFFICER.

William L. Paulson. IS years old. formerly lieu
tenant OF police in Newark. committed suicide at
his home No. 30 Orchard-st.. Newark, yesterday,
by inhaling gas through rubber tube. Pauson had
been in hi health for some time and was despond-
emit He was appointed 10 the Police Department
in 1876 and was promoted to be lieutenant In 1883
trade and was married txiaA, lie leaves widow
and O son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

Former Commodore James d. Smlth mas ueen ~
c.nonnor, watching the alterations In his schooner
,ha Wiling She has been receiving a %
horsepower auxiliary engine and Mr. smi.n en e
pected to have her back yesterday at her ahcho'oe
on the Stamford Yacht Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

At Hoboken is the auxiliary yacht Enterpf''.
sent in for the purpose OF having her boilers az
tended TO- She has just been charterea aor III III
season BY Edward i. tiuh' VI '0
Yacht Club.
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NEW ROAD AT NIAGARA.

COMPANY TO OPERATE FORMER LINE rH0'
rEWIsToN-CAPITAL 100000.
Albany. June 3-The Niagara Gorge Railroad
coronanv organized with a capital stock OF NOoo'-
mn today filed with the Secretary OF state GER
tincate of incorporation The company is organized
to operate the road Of the Niagara Falls and Lew
i,ntnrv dIssoiuton Ii extends from Onondaga-st,
along the ya,ers eese of tine the
n a,so control the franchises OF the Niagara Fais
Tower Company the Buste w TeR om RaPSs
fimiftedI and the Niagara Whirlpool Rapids Eie-
vator Company, all of which We're Owned t py ns s
divISed into 1000 shares The directors are Fran
els v Greene. Avery d. Andrews ana Georse uS
ward W. cams. Clarence NJ. Bushnell. William e.
Cornwall J. Henry Metcalf, b. l.. Jones ana Her
bert H. Hewitt Of Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

The @-foot twin-screw yacht built by the Dam
Ter Company for o. NJ. Upton is enrolled IN tn'
Manhasset Bay Knickerbocker and Jamaica Ds'
yacht clubs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

On Saturday the annual regatta OF the sia""a'
set Raw Yacht Club will be sailed on the ciu
courses at Port Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

berry D. Thorne In the trial races with 'he De
fender Butler Duncan will nave WIN III" JAMES
Stllman, jr., and Z. s. Willard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

The Stamford Yacht Club has not yet announced
IFS usual number OF regattas for the season. ou
Afantic's rendezvous at Larchmont and the sea
Wanhaka o-footer tria.s come off at oyster Bay