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Summer Furniture
For Library or Living Room.

Morris Chairs. golden oak. spring seat. with
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dI %
Morris Chairs. golden oak. spring seat with
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and with patent wire spring seat cOnstruc-
tion regularly S1T25. at..-.......S 4 90
Bookcases, mahogany finish, p inches wide
inClOsed with glass door; regularly $1,000
dJ '.''.'...'''' 1900 p o 'VV
Bookcases, golden oak, 81 inches wide. open
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Tables golden oak. 24x24 shaped polished
top with undershelf; regularly $500 at
1918
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top with undershelf; regularly $50. at
$500
New-York tribune., 1902-05-04

The Monday Afternoon Euchre Club will hold IT'S
consolation meeting at the home of Mrs Devine
Burtis No. 500 Carlton-aVe tomorrow afternoon
Consolation prizes will be awarded to all the mem
ters who have not been successful in winning
r1zes In the course OF the season. On the follow
ng day the final meeting of the Tuesday Club Will
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uapni,- short Line and the Annapolis.
Washington and Baltimore Railroad. which
l.d 'u -~Il--Qi.n' negotiations. - said Ia
H., ~ ,pun'-'tion with the Drum project
a., pnutmur" aud Souih Railroad
I, wtauV - tho stcSesspr to ,h. Baltimore
and Drum Point Railroad Among its
rrui-r'V - nifty acres " land which, II -
sad. rmprac,s the entire water frontag-
~ Drum Point The deI'h ~ water j.
given - ninety feet w 10 thl- frontage
G.rr s7tpWo hls tscn spent 81 rights -
vav md gar'lHi grading of this projected
nIiruad Drum poin, hhrhor - near the
mouth 81 M" patuxent River. and NJ the
.Nfurur -tuth' a~t"rn extremity 10 calvert
county II - aloui eighty M Ies south
Of ilal','Nnr"
IT, pruIcct"i line runs from Drum Point
ror'hsrlv fuf thirty-thr-r and three
guar',r mites through Calvert county la
rhr Anne ARUNDEL line. thcnc" northerlv
Though io tine latter cunt 'v"niy--"v"n
ant ur-ialf uil"s To n unc'lou With 10"
lrraInli-. Washington ard Eiltiin"r" Rsll-
road ~ Nll"r~Vills, thrt 90 still northcrly
NV vav uf severn River. Tfacy's station
and CURTIS trr.k Tor a distance ~ sixteen
miles to the line % Baltimor" county. on
a., -.uihcrr -hur" ~ ~" ratap-CNn River
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kRa&MerRn5
West Z3m Street.
She sues FOR VAST PROFITS.
SAYS Partner WOrLD CHFtT
HER or or QIICkSILyER WIVES
kathryn Piumrr Declares she Furnished
so .oNsD la Acquire Mines and That
After Taking Out . MILLION In Prom.
Bogges Would steal Niliions More.

Kathryn G. Plumer has lcgun an net ion
m VA" supreme Court In Brooklyn agains,
Riley 4 Boggc~. Richard 7 Harding,
John 7 Reed. Charles Page, Richard White,
III" California Title Insurance and Trust
Company and the North American TrIs,
Company 10 recover "A half interest W III.
profits Of quicksilver mines in Lake ana
Colusa counties. California, to have her
partnership with Bogg"s Dissolved and
a reS ely"r appointed
The plaintiff alleges that l-t wrcn 1881
and 1901 -he furnished Boggrs with $50. go
4" a"quir" the mines and that shr was Ia
hav" an equal amount IL IA. stock 81"
all"g'~ that the mines we're purchased
AMI that two ~cumpani"s. known A. the
sulphur Banks consolidated Quicksilver
Mining Company and the Empire Quick
silver Mining Company. were organized
in West Virginia The first had a capital
IL teoo 60 and the Inter was capitalized
at s. S.Dp She -ays she reviewed 10000
,har"s q th" former company. hut none
~ the latter, and alleges that the defendant
Bngg"- has received A. profits about 81.
Un,pD and a large amount 81 N" stock
81 n" two companies
II j. al-o alleged hat the defendant
So 'H''I'Nl iNlb ah dklfFiU'lN W I'll
th" stock OF IA" min.- To- vii lam Henry
Dow" for g. .22S On. and then the Empire
CONSOLIDATED Quick silver Mining Company
was "rgani1"d In New Jersey She alleges
that uut Of the proc,~Si- of the AL" 81
thi- stock Charles Page and Richard 7
Harding an to receive tlOS,s1 for services
as ATTORNEYS for bgC,e, that IA" California
~" Insurance ard Trust Company " 10
r-c'iv" t,oo .sO. Richard White al Lake
cuunty tlS.s0. Charles Page and kichari
! Harding ala additional Sn.Uo. and John
Culver hskman. " ho H. HaId To To- DoW,'s
par n"r st2S.os aud a5.OO -har', 81 he
stock
MI ui 'is>s' transactions, IN" plaintiff
-sy-, are merely CoN"r~ for the requirement
80 The stock and money ~ tho corporation
by bnggc~. with a view to d~cfrauding her
and the cpSritor- She also alhrg'~ that
the defendant R.-si has h-ygun an action
10 rSOVer a fee If yo,DD Tor SERVICES
randerd VA negotiating ~" sale To- DOVE
and has plac,~i an attachment against tho
stock, which " Ia tho hands ~ the North
Au-rican Trust COMPANY
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\TH PORT sol ITTl.
Alfred ,sndrrbit's nun to Len or Nrs-
ierday's tntrrt ailments.

NEWPORT. July ) Alfred q Vanderbilt
wa opmI"Il,yi iu hando hIs automobile
-ysssl tup from Newport 10 L"nox to-day
For two da,. the automobile had h'"n IA
th. repair shop Every holt and part had
ls"u uy"rhaule-i. new tires had been put
ru and ~ Wa supposed 10 b@ IN tr-'-"ls~e
Uundriu on About 3 O'Clock th'- Afternoon
he made start He had NOT gon" p" yards
from ht- ru''ag. when the mRCh.H" slowed
up and siuptSd and all efforts I" MAKE
u gu W"f" without avail
Nr and Mr. Vanderbilt. MR. Cornelius
Vanderbilt and others will leaN" here MON
day morning bv special car Tor lrh"h y"
attend th. SHANE ! ibid wedding.
The heading ss-'ieiy event TODAY was
the reception given by Henry $ Redmond
On h,ari his Yacht Alta tn" Yacht was
decorated with fiag- and tho deck was COW
"r-d with canvas. under which n hhhn was
stationed Nr Redmond's guests lncIli'd
Mi<s Ethel Davies. Gcorg" Scnti, Mis-
DAISY pi.r~on. Harry lehr. Mis- Schenck.
IIl,. Adams. Mrs DELANEY Kane. Miss
Is"lin. Mis~ q Burden, Miss W"tri.r"'
Nj. Hamilton Fish Webster. Mr. and Mrs
william u Cn~tcr. Ernest l-''lin ana Mrs
Wells
Woodbury. kanc entertained a party M
the clam Bake club this afternoon, ana
afternoon teas were given 10y Mr. Whitney
Warren and Mr. = X Prndloion iinn"f~
were given tonight NV NJ ELISHA bI"t'
Jr.. Mr. G-org" 4 HUM. Mr. Alir,Ni u
Vanderbilt. m" latter Al OAKLAND fhfih'
and Mr. John j Marion.
Cornelius Nandrrbill atflN'r ~''' 'hr-
morning from New York on ia" steam
Yacht Nirag'
Arrival. for the ,cason 'o.day vrr..
Mr.. AMI Mr.. 4 Cas- 'nntsld W. and
Mr. william q Lynn. and Mr. william "
Victor Moritg ~ New York - IN" su's,,
- Mn burke unChc a. Tho tlin>, n
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mo PItNS ron Dh FONT.
Projects indp-s,rd W Negotiations for
usitimerr aud southern q. ".

B.LriNony. July s Negotiations are
pending for the %purchns" 81 The fnnchi-"-
and property Of the Baltimore and southern
Railroad COMPANY 1hIs l. commonly
known a. the Drum Point Railroad Ed
ward Lau,erhach 81 New York, President
Of, ~ company. l. handling the negotiations
TIE prrsumpiIou - that 'h" Fuller syndi-
cate. which owns IA" western MARYLAND
Railroad. figure ~ th" scheme with the
view ~ establishing a deep water har,rnr NJ
Drum poin, Inquiries from sources id.n.
tilted with the fullei syndicate and re-
marks a~scril-sd 20 on" ~ their r"rr--' ME
tivcs. tina, it, plan, contemplating doing
NJ much for Ann" Arundel nc Calvert
counties a. would lc don" for Bslttmorr.'
Ar. circumstances pointed ou, A. indicating
that thi- syndicate u concerned In th.-.
negotiations. An effort recently mAd" to
s.Surr options on the Baltimore and An.
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BxoaA<NM. 8 oNa9SNS.
GULF TRADE FOR GALVESTON.
% TRFR\ PUIFH >HiP> To 90
IA IHtT PORT.
only, -Four III Th-m, Instead Of Twelve '"
uock al New orleans Whar>rs NJ
>lgi-r>. Opposite New Orleans. TO
lie Abandoned change on AUS. y.

Nv ORLEANS july II j. officially an
Enun,rd that the Dhaug" long Cunt"mph t"d
o. III. southern Pacific ~ regard to It, OcehiI
business t-'w.-n New lurk ami New
url.su. will go into effect Aug lhis
,iau.. A HIT suggested 10y ,ulli- Y Hunt
,nytuu. Who held that all New York freight
destined fur Texas and california should
l., taken ty steamer tu Galveston instead
4 N,W Ot.au- lhr would -aN" sutn"
$50 mll,- 81 rail iiaiIsioIiailoh on a l'H'
4 IN. railroad t-iN'-'n New Orleans ana
Houston, which l. already "N"f'f"Nd"i
With business
n. ,itv Il Galveston gave the company
frontage uu th. nay and Oh" WORK ut cr"''-
NJ the WharN.- and warehouses Wa IT,
yIu iu' D. VA called io "A sudden han 10y
IA. hig Galveston storm, winch d'-trukt-i
". Wutk. then nearing 'uinplr'l"i ius
i-lay,-I the chang" NOR" b a N"af
Ih- southern Pacific, hu~"N"i dld NOV
abandon ~ plan hut went ON WITH We
work
II 4, nov decided Ia make IA" removal
rr,t month ~ AHA, ~ Siglo. n I 81
VI Nurt.. RI Vale. III Rio, h Dra and -
sud and new v,---.i- Il necessary, VIII -
assigned 90 Va" Galveston roui" lh"i"
will ~ four -hIu- available for New bri"hil-
instead 81 the tV.lv- nov IA -~tNlc"
NV Orleans v..-.l- will handl. all freight
S.r rIsc,s east - Houston, and, I'm additlon,
'hr CrumN,ll liner. which are controlled
uN ti. southern Pacific. viii tr us+d M w"
.p,al trade, making on IN" aN"ras" 'ht""
arrivals weekly
After IA. changc takes place 'h" Morgan
tri Cromwell ships will dock AT the foot OF
r~uulpu-' street. On IN" east bank oi ~"
Mississippi. instead 81 ~ Algi"f-' ui(nsu"
New orleans proper, which viii prohahlN
-. abandoned a. a shipping terminal Tor
'rr southern Pacific The Havana steam,
~ will maxi. lauding- at the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
KAISER WILHELM AT AACHEN.
ut>PJII6I0t anna ssI> 1HtR-
IIutsNT.S GtPIT a..
Another step Tow ard usAins the prrsm
OF >~~ tmpirr OF the Ne>i . hesiit,
FRANCES u-tigisus Help
Nlnns Ills AR.r Can to >u>iria.


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
Nound.man Martin Hurt.

R~uuudsman Charlie J Martin - the
,uu"y Island pollo- station vas badly an
u.r.d while on hi- way to a fire IN West
Fifteenth street yesterday morning He
,t- riiug on the tender II Engine rs
Do" driver swung suddenly 10 avoid a
-vl'oh M IA" railroad tracks. throw lng
Martin ." the ground He sustained a
noWpuuLd fracture Of the right arm, q n
,%Is-i"u &C m" brain and "A number Of sever.
bruises about the body lie will probably
.|s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
r~as.rns-rs ~, -,opcd In Electric Fire
works.

Tram sol Of the Bath Beach elevated
system whilr running through the storm
81 Firy-"ighth street and New Utrecht
avenue. Blythebourn-. yesterday after
r.-Hu Nas brought to n rtand-till bv the
r'.tf.ug q the trolley wires The wires
'.I ana cuyclups-d the train ~ flv" oar-
f'. 90 -i"'t uf flame N" passengers
Zach car werr l,aaiy Il ighieuri The
l.DlI'u' causrd . block ON the system for
..tr NO hours
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
$50 .sss, More Tor Princeton Gymnasium
Neeiest.

Curator J ~NscNaughron Thompson 10
Princeton University SAYS that n mistake
~as made when the r"ppr' was published
tina, all M. funds necessary fur the cS,uplr-
t,on ~ The now s22SyOc" gymnasium a.
Princ~,on had already t-~n -uh-' rihri
He avs that there j. still lacking over
5000 Ca make up the tutaI necessary Ia
cpustructton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
Three Rr,cu-d an we~hs~krn FLATS.

capt Henry kru-. Of the 'ugbnst >"ttIe
i,ua Who gained distinction AT the North
German lloyd pier fin by his ~faliantry
I,kci up the sailing Yacht Tina = which
- fuul-d by = tow N the N'.hawkru
Eats FRIDAY B-nJsmin Samu"is. Dani"i
altman and Arthur Pick, all 81 Manhattan,
.,r" taken "A ~ sinking craft and put
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
,,-ru,,rd rr,,r- for iiarb-r >h.p-.

jaIun hart-'r- are striving 4" hay" - Nlc
H. r'',i that TszorS H. -tsrtlis"d before
. : u-"l They will try to g"t IN" union
7-. 70 rue tHat union harls'r~ work only
fI.s~- larl.rs who S~tsriliyr their rlgnr~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06

.il,r u~i,,isrut aud di~orfnlHs. otisrn~.
,c ard female have learned that ~
y AID l,bSINU So arc al the top ~ tho
o. that, Nhy lgA StNs adN"Tttsans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas

owing TO the unreasonable weather our entire stock Of choice Para,d, and SUI
| umbrellas, have been marked down to half their Original eot. Comprising the mos
STYLES in Pongees and all the popular eoior in Silk.
Prices for thS sale ...... H2s, WIS, % I'M -
Ner,onal ,alue> in ladies' all silk Umbrellas, ~ithb beautiful silver trimmed handles
vaue 81 0. for this sale So 50 eEi
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Gloves.

ste, double zip, superior quality lace Isle Gloves. Ia black and white:
Special Soc; worth 7Se pair.
Ladies, fine lace Isle Gloves in black. white. mode and gray
Special ie; worth jc pair
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White Goods.
Women'S Neck Dressing.

Transparent Collars Of Pom, Gene Lace. With blue and white edge, ~ . 9
100 dozen Lace Tis. in liere and Net Ties With Post Gene ends. At
2e, ase, SOC. to s.;
Lace Collars, in Point Venice. Irish and Russian. At
7se. CSC, N2S. N,S TO siso
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Skirts.
EmbrOideries.

5000 yards Nsinsook, Csmbre and Swiss Fdgngs. Insertions and ca
special offering at.
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Misses & Girls Apparel
BOYS Seasonable Clothing

Washable Suits, 3,o u yrs. OSc !
Heretofore 81 Is 10 IS ~,
Two & Three-piece, also Cloth Sailor Suits
Broken lets, } TO 10 yrs, Hereto ore $500 10 395
or all wool navy blue chevots and
Trousers Mixtures. also English cordur'y. Value SIC
3so 10 yrs OF tan linen 40,
and white duck. 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
CROSS-COINTRI RUNNING.
Mohawk 4. G.. Star 4. g., ST. George 4. &.
and Other Teams Out for Spins.

The members of the Mohawk 4 e con-
Rresated at the clubhouse in Walton avenu'
near islst street yesterday and INDUCED
in their first Cross-country run of the season.
Their number was reinforced by several
men from kindred organizations in Man
haitian and The Bronx and in all thirty-fve
bare-legged athletes lined M al the start
The course extended from the clubhouse
TO i8ist street TO jerome avenue and In tho
direction Of Moshou Parkway and back to
the starting point The distance covered
was four and one-half miles and the winner
was Frank Kirk of the Mohawk \ e. who
sprinted away from the pack in the last half
mile and won by 100 yards in - minutes
Eleven of the others finished in the order
named " Spring. Pastime \ & {. T Levy.
Mohawk A. c; l. Marks. Pastime A. G.
NJ McGarry. Mott Haven \ G : n O'Nehl.
Xavier 4 e.; +. Mccarthy. Mohawk A G.:
NichT9 5si. y MM ar James, .n, M (, 4:
4 \ Notary. Mott Hayen 4 {
The Mohawk house has been decided
on ~ permanent headquarters during
the winter months for all the New York run
RsT' s"h 10 S oa td sport 6Gss' th@ Mo-
The regular weekly run OF the Star A G
al Long Island CITY attracted field oftwenty-
arsrcsation i " schG;ll, fsst rack, Star
and ons-half miles wa, 20 minutes seconds
others oIitTS tiodberS s. Bsrho i S" H
fast pack. NJ Moenthal, star \ e, slow pack
J. Estoppey, Shamrock Harrier- fast pack
y Kennedy. star \ e fast pack, J Dono-
hue. star 4 & fast pack. " Dali Star 4 C.
fat pack; Tom Kennedy. star \ e. fast
pack. j Miller 81 Bar, holomew G. slow
pack, " Kruger, star 4 {, ,low pack, j j.
Star e. ia., pack. MorS afH Star ''V e.
fast pack b Slattery. star \ C. slow pack
: Albright, star 4 e ;;Iows pack; & carroll,
slow pack r " Kennedy. star \ G.. fast
pack, Whelan. star A. &, fast pack
4 gal. star \ e, slow pack. and Winfield
The 81. George /. c. Juniors journeyed
to staten Island and ran over a stretch OF
country three miles long The pack was
led by John Boylan and VI Juddsan. hut
finish and won, beating Boylan by abou, a
foot. Juddman was third. George Donovan.
fourth, NJ Thompson. nth, } Butler, sixth
and toldlcy, seventh. The winners tim.
was 10 minutes seconds.
The invitation run Of the Brooklyn Athletic
club was held yesterday from the head
Was from Skillman avenue, through to Mas
p"th avenue. 10 Noodside TO laurel Hin,
around calvary Cemetery. to Laurel Hill
Pennybrdge, to tomlin Farm. to Cooper
TO the starting point Thomas VI. Wallac.
Gilbert McGowand third, aud Jacob Sedel--
meyer, fourth. The tine, va, - minutes.
Anthony l.. MCkceVer led the athletes of
the National Athletic club Yesterday. in the
spin from the hcadduartcrs of the Lincoln
Athletic club AZ Maspoth.
There vas a good turnout Of members Of
the Hamilton \ e. Yesterday for the weekly
Trip over hill and dale The runners went
i've miles IN last time. Ernest Williams
finished first, James u Bennett, second.
and Henry J OBrien third The time WAS
u seconds
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on BROOkLYN'S SPEEDWAY.
walter VI. Gives Bee COllcy a Hard Rub
W. II. Strang Beats His Uncle.

Cloudy skies Notwithstanding, the BROOKLYN
Speedway WAS crowded yesterday. A stable
boy driving q. 4 Needham's Light Star
2lll., came within an inch Of smashing into
a road wagon While brushing with Henry
Seaman's Allen q. The TWO races of the day
that most Interested the regulars were a
brush between George Needham's Belle
Cole. 2.0N., and George Ihnken's Walter
NJ. 2l7L;. and one in which ". n Straug
driving Notion. beat his uncle, Charles u
Strang. driving his new roam RcdfoN. ?lo
The go between Belle Cooley and Walter NJ
was the best of the day, There WAS only one
heat and At tho half-milc post which Is
usually con-i Tered to t." the ludSing point
they were neck and neck. \ little below the
post Walter NJ forged To b" front by neck
had been hcatcu. Discreet Observers SAID
nothing VI Ethridge, y professional
was bel ind link ms horse. while Mr. Need
Charley and Billy Stranr. uncle and nephew
made more fun for the spectators than
animal- TN, bad actors Notion can 20 when
ne wants to md Red FoN also j. very speedy
after he settle TO his >,rid" Twice these
smith. 2l3. for company Roth times the
Strnuc- drove for all there W., in their horses
lead of about two Lengths with Rod Eos second
and Smith three lengths away
l. Il ,Ackcr, who wa hurt - tn" Park.
watchers Yesterday "" >ald he Tit Veil hut
not strong enough To drive Mr. Nckcr was
out with Shrtlnud onward. lr and >ant
him down ~ a brisk c''it two or three times
Tom Sharkey had out another nov rurcha..,
Nellie Douglass but he did not max" any
showing with her. T. Rogers DIR wing "
Grahlm'~ green trott'r beat Sharkoy PAGER
and after that he was seldom in a brush
some OF the h"rncst goes, Mcr" Notion
beat Capt Gauss Louisa &. Light STAR heat
Henry Seamans Allen & VIII k"rr. 2u7 ,.
driven by Harry Graham, beat Gr Bur gcSs
of Huntington With Hcllctto Iiolc ,ollcv
beat II Yards Rohinotte. Edvard Joy,n.s
Smith beat Sp"ndthritt and N'tru T.
part Of the afternoon entertainment
was the showing Of n colt by JC sh Rogers
II vas { Robnsons y"lrling Enbnwood.
hv Lakewood Several hundred persons
gathered in tho stable yard, near ~" half
mile post. TO watch the youngst"r put through
n circus performance. such as standing for
the swish of the whip and the rub OF IT, trot =
ting ~ circle and coming AZ the be 'kon Of
tho whips'ock while wearing nothing but II
thro''l. rome
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-17
Yachting Notes.

Cornelius NandcrhllrS rcSly purchased steiner
North star FORMERLY the che rokce. " to he over
hauled on the CNd" for 4 Mediterranean crulSC.
\ meeting Of tho Yacht Racing Association OF
Long Island sound viii he held AT the Arena on
Wednesday evening to consider the measurement
rule
T.. C. Brncdcis steamer Oneida Is NJ Poillon'S
yard. South Brooklyn, where she is Ia have n nov
deck and rail and b" nucd with an acctylcnc gas
pant
The schooner Sylph has been sold ny Charles +
Monroe to lOhn \ Berkeley Of 81 Paul Tho
SyIph Is being nttcl out at Tcbo'S for cruise %
Bermuda
The 20 'ootcrS Yankec, Mlncala and Virginia
the 5 Aoonrr Emerald cutters Ncoln and Queen
Mah, and the fast launch Sud AZ" lHm up at Jr-
.Hhss Cry Island yard,
\ new auxiliary Sloop mas hcca blir ~ the TOO,
Of Twenty nnh street SOUTH brooklyn for Miss
: 7. Hatch. daughter of L.. T. Hatch The dir en
sionS OF the boat are 81 feet over ALL a. feet on the
watcrllnc. IL feet beam and , feet draugh Miss
Hftch VIII make A long rruSr on the boat n"It
season going through me canals and Lake 10
Chiosyo there hy canal 10 tho Mississippi river
ina 10 the Gulf OF Mexico and back to this port
al ing the ,oaSi