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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
YALE'S EASTER BASEBALL TRIP.
Partial Rest for Crew in Vacation-Swim-
ming Meet at Chicago.

NewHsven. Conn, March q CspeciaD-The Yale
baseball nine Will start its annual Easter trip
South when the spring vacation begins. Wednes-
day The vacation is week longer than usual this
year. that Yale will play more games The
dates are:
March 81 Georgetown. ct Washington; April
l. Lafayette, at Norfolk; .. University OF Virginia,
at Norfolk: l. University Of Virginia, at Charlottes-
Vile; 8. Georgetown, at Washington: s. Maryland
Athletic Club, at Baltimore; J.. Manhattan. at
New-YOrk: 2. New-York, National League), at
New-York; II. New-York american League) at
New-York; Il, ColuUbia, at New-York
The crew Is TO have a partial rest in the coming
vacation. but harbor work will be renewed before
college reopens for the spring term. The track
team will stay IN town. except for over Easter
Sunday. and VIII make up for lost time. due 10 the
weather, by working doUby hard on the track
O. VI. Reid. manager Of the Yale swimming team
has finally made his arrangements for the Taste
trip He has heard from the Chicago Athletic CLUB
that the Yale swimming and water polo teams
wanted there during the vacation. ana has
teams go they will leave New-Haven about April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
COLLEGE CRICKET SCHEDULES.

Philadelphia March q CspeciaD.-w. d. Banes
captain OF the University OF Pennsylvania cricket
team. has issued a call for candidates. Prospects
for a strong eleven seem unusually good. All Of
last years eleven are back except two. and some
excellent new material has come IN II is probable
that George Broking. a well known professional in
Philadelphia will coach the team IN the prelimi-
nary practice After II Is possible 20 get outside
on & natural crease. the viii practise separate
~ at the various clubs OF which they are mem
hers. The schedule follows.
April 80 Franktord, - FTenkford: May 4 team OF
Ausralian residents; May T. Germantown al Nanhelr:
Nay II. Belmont Belrno1t: Nay Il Phfadelphfa At
RissahIokcn: Nay Is HaverfoTs College a. ero1. Nav
Ithnoa
The Harvard cricket seheduls is as follows:
Aprl q. Everett Cricket Club. Everett; April 30,
Mohasr Cricke Club Lowell; Nay = Erccktoa Cricket
C-ub. az Brocktoa May II. Everett Cricket Club az
CarrbrldEe Nay Il. Lyan Wantsres a. Lynn; Nay II.
-rrr Wanderers a. Lynl; A-ay -. Pennsylvania a.
.e e,1hia: Nay y. BayerfoEe, Philadelphia; May
a.. -sszs-h 81 FAl.a9sSh1As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
~ York.-Ths Farmers and Trust Company.
PLAINTIFF, against Harry Over-ng-on ct al DeLeIGehts
Action No. 2 IN pursuance Of a Judgment or Fofe-
sale. duly made ard entered IN the aooNs
entitled bearing date The 81 day q Maicn Leu
the undersigned the Referee IN saf 1asnSnt nasi
viii sell Public Auction. az the NaW YORK leu
Estate SaesroOnn No 16l Broadway, Borough or wv.
haitian CITY OF New York. the 2sth day q Mtrcn.
1904 Il o'clock on that day. Dy bryai =
Judgment sold and therein described as follows.
All that certain lot. piece parcel 81 land to8-.nsr
with the building and improvements thereon efeeteo
situate. lying and being the Iwenty-tnlrd Vac
Borough OF the Bronx. City Of New YORK bounded
a. follows Beginning az pollL oA
% hundred thrtynnth C58tnb
Street. distant hundred and twelve feet and slS
formed by intersection o. tns
side hundred and thirty-nnth Nl5stnl
Street with the westerly side OF Alexander ANehoes
running thence sOuthsry and partly througn a par5y
partition and parallel with Alexander AvenHs
hundred 200 feet 20 the centre line OF the hoek;
westerly along said centre line and again parael
1871 Street eighteen OS) feet nine On inches.
partition and parallel vith Alexander Avenue one hun
dred 400 the southerly side Of said 1911 street,
easterly along the southerly side OF said Sesc
eighteen OS feet nine 80 inches the point and pacs
o beginning Dated: New York. March 5th, 1904
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN. Referees
TURNER. EOLSTON 4 KORAN. Attorneys for Plalnttn.
No. % william Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City
The following tlazrann % property be sOidI
its street number Is 5Js E. 18Th street.
18Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

ton. The company for many years has been
large dividend payer Extensive additions and
improvements are in progress. which it is expected
will greatly increase the earning capacity OF the
company. The number OF consumers or gas las
already been increased by 1900. the number OF
meters set by % co. and the sale OF gas by $3.50
cubic feet over the year previous. The net earn
inCs Of the company have been IN excess OF SooO,-
coo for the last five years. and the general manage
estimates that they will be increased this year BY
s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
SurrogateS Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald "a Surrogate OF the County q
New York notice hereby 10 AL persons having
claims Michael Bowen late Of the County OF
New York deceased present the with vouchers
subscriber. at his place OF transactinE
business No. Wall street. IN the City Of New York
on or before 18th day OF September next
DATED New York the 2nd day OF March 1904
EGERTON l.. WINTHROP Jr., Executor,
Fr.AAr-N III GAMBLER. Attorney for Executor. No
as Wall street New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

testants are training for the fifteenth annual open
handicap games on April &c. -. -. ..-o.--
The University gun team maze ~ I MS $500
ance at the traos stockton tleld on Frludty
sftsrn00n and considering the unfavOraole wsaln-
or conditions the results were excellent FlT YS
Archer fr "a former captain OF the team, IeL'
brea king fifteen targets out Of possible nItse'
Among those who reported for the team Ne5e y
Pen and r. c. smith; .o5 J. r. stutesuan and r. r.
II Armstrong '06. O. d Mum. 5. MOrtOn~ ana II
r. Darlington: or s r. Heath and " B. McllVain-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
LACROSSE SCHEDULE OF CORNELL

Ithaca. y. Y. March q (speciaD-The schedule
Of the Cornell lacrosse team just announced Is ths
longest ever arranged by the university. The dates
April Is. SWarthmore at Svarthuore; April ~ s
at RethIeher1: April % Hopkins al Baltifnore
April 80 Columbia. ithaca May 5. Pennsy Vale e
ithaca. Onondaga Indians. at Ihacas Way -.
Hobart Geneva May q. Harvard az BOSTON, my -
stevens. HOboken. June 4 Hobart. az lthacA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
,AclEpE BONDS OFFERED.

y W. Harris & Co. are Offering at ld and
- ere unsoId balance Of 100000 refunding
sDs extension mortgage per cent bonds OF the
Iaclede Gas Light Company OF 81 LOUIS 4nls
s,- Sos the entire gas business OF the city,
go the charter and franchises OF the company
Which are perpetual said 10 be unusually vaiu-
80 since they were granted BY the State long
bssors latter day restrictive corporation lesis4a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
81 SPORTS mDArSMI
RN9RECPEATIONa7.SS=1l.zE'''

ing % the 'oint playing rules committee. held IN
New-York IN March. 800
Coumbias crew candidates. Il the weather per-
mits. VIII go the water this afternoon for the
first time this season. The men viii be boated
from the Columbia house. on the Harlem River. at
One-lun ireC-and-eiehty-n fth-st. The squad has
now been cut that only four varsity eigars and
three freshman Fights viii be boated. According TO
the plans q Jasper 7. Goodwin. the new crew
coach. no formal selection OF a first varsity boat
s. 20 be made before May J. A Junior crew VIII be
picked FOR the junior regatta al Philadelphia on
May 90 without II the least interfering with the
makeup OF the varsity. COlum5ia's coaching
launch viii be put IN commission almost immedi-
atelv.
Fcrdhara's baseball team has begun with victory
TO gladden. the hearts Of the supporters Of the
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE

IJhUIUSAI4c
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts Navy DsDsrtrasn,
Washington. D. c. until II O'Clock noon. april % lSOt
and PUBLICLY opened Immediately Thereafter. 10 FURNISH az
the Navy Yards. Portsmouth. y II. Boston Mas ana
New YORK n Y, specified about $4,000 yards navy
blue worsted "a inches wide. one 2inch
6riven engine lathe; electrically driven deck winch
2Ohorseposr electric motors; one S9Opounc sne
steam hammer. No. shop saw two wafer
tube steam boilers Installation shaving exhaust
system Blank proposals furnished appllca-
ton 70 the Navy PAY Offices. POrtsmOuth y H. Boston
Mass. and New York " 7. H. 7. b HARRIS, ray
master General T.. q y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

e-s Of the maroon Credit for the victory is largely
due to the Fordham battery-McLane and Plunkett
who had the Yale batters guessing and sent them
home with only scattered hits.
Judging rom the lists OF fixtures for 1874. already
announced by the regatta committees OF the prin-
cipal yacht clubs. there viii be more races than
last year. when there was race for the Americas
Cup 10 KIN the interest IN smaller races. The New
York Yacht Club has announced twenty-five races.
beginning with the annual regatta IN the Lower
BAY on June Is Their schedule includes. besides
the annual cruise two steam yacht races, an ocean
race. TWO special races for small yachts Owned
by members. and two motor boat races one on
ne Assoriation Of Long Island Sound. organ
izaton thar eInoIaces az me i s,yo,r'ced
twenty-three races. The. seawanhaka, Corinthian
Ise: enc mis- : season -.l h Larehmont Yacht Club
-S,.e- has fever -h7u ten races and the Atlantic
Yacht Club Of Sea Gate. VIII have not Fewer man
fssn era y more man maze be s5fey a@ded to @
clude the many motor noaL i.Ir o'-s' si'''
matches 70 be held IN these waters.
For the last three months the British yachting
papers have been saying THAI George l. watson
who designed Shamrock II. had declined TO design
another Cup challenger under the old rule OF meas
,,-.-7e-t According 10 recent dispatches, Sir
Thomas told some friends in London last week
that he had decided 10 send fourth Shamrock
for the Cup. and that Watson was going 10 design
It. on Saturday IN Paris. Sir Thomas declared
that be had received the New-York Yacht Clubs
latter IN rerIv 20 his but that he had had time
70 consider Il thoroughly Putting these two TO-
gether yachtzrnen here take II 70 mean that the
reply OF the New-Eork Yacht Club 20 Sir Thomas
was In the nature OF concession sufficient 10
make Watson change his mind about designing
,evv challenger. Speaking OF this yesterday,
racing member Of the Larchmcnt Yacht Club SAID
at looks very much - the next boats VIII be
built under the measurement rule OF the New
York Yacht Club. Both sides have more llan
wear IN which get ready for the next race ana
there IS no reason why new boats, say, OF me
! -l-foCr class cannot De built and tried out, ior
under the rule they VIII not be OF the freak
tvre. and viii be- serylceatle, whether used lor
Gun defence or not. Racing craft OF Watsons DC
sign have been successful on the other side. TAKE
for instance the Britannia, owned by King t.d-
ward VII She defeated about everything IN the
e0-fo0t class there"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

Ths approximate charge SATISFY
the described property Is 70 Be sold ST.
with interest thereon from 23d cay OF February.
1904 together with costs and allowances amounting
S4fAT0 with interest from March 2t 1904 together with
he EXPENSES Of sale. The approximate OF
taxes other liens which allowed
out Of the purchase paid By
the Referee S464 "a interest The premises viii -
subject prior mortgage OF $4,000 with interest
Dated New York. March 5th l904
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County Of
York notice Is hereby given 70 all parsons having
RuDyOn- late OF the County OF
New York the with vouchers
their place Of transactng
business az the Office Of Keogg Rose. No 10 Broad
Borough Manhattan. In the City OF New York on
or before the first day OF September next
Dated New York. the 25th day Of February. 1914
CARNAN r ECNYON. ARTHUR 5 RCN4ON. Ex-
KELLOGG & ROSE Attorneys Executors. 40 Broad
MAMMALIAN. New Iork CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

IL order Of Hon Abner c, Thomas. surrc gate Of the
county OF New notice Is hereby all persons
Jacob s. Don. late OF the County
~ New York. sojournng at Much Hadham. England
present the with vouchers thereof to
lie subscriber his place Of ansactng business az the
or Anderson. No IS Cedar street. IN the
Borough OF Manhattan, CITY OF New York before
''T DStes Sew York 9th day OF December, 1908.
CHARLES L DIMON. Executor.
WILDER & ANDERSON Attorneys for Executor Is
cedar street New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate % the County OF
New York notice IS hereby given 20 all persons having
cIas AGAINST George Luke late OF Cos Cob, State OF
DDe-ticut deceased 70 present with
thereof 10 the subscribers their place OF ansactng
No Fulton Street. Of Manhattan.
In the city q before the twenty-secOnd
DAY Of August 1904.
Dated New thirteenth day Of February. 1904
John II. STITT.
CHARLES STEWART PHILLIPS,
Executors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

Tho sloop yacht Adene, owned by John J.
ODonohua OF the Atlantic Yacht club. is the first
boat entered for the long cruising OF the New
York Athletic Club. announced in The Tribune last
week The race begins on June Is, OF Whortle-
tarrT Island al the east end OF Long Island Sound,
and ends az the West Harbor OF Block Island
The Adeline Is Il feet over ALL 2 feet waterline
and 10 feet inches ban
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
II PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON.

Il Abns- g Thomas. a Surrogate o the County OF
N.v-York notice hereby given 70 all persons having
rTatr,s AGAINST Franz RemmsrtZ. late Of County
~ Nevv-YorS deceased. the
subscriber. at his place OF ransactng
business at Office OF his attorney Ashbel p Ftch.
Nassa Il Borough of Manhattan.
civ OF NeW-Yors. or before the FIRST day % April
next.
CHARLES. WALTER. Executor.
AsT4rrr. p FITCH Attorney for Executor 30 Nassau
pCr,.Trh of Manhattan. NeW-Y0rk CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
OFFICE CONSTRUCTING Q. NJ, BUR-

a lFFIJE IUNS IhUOIINU =. NJ DUN
~ 1tnrton VI March IS 1904 Sealed proposals. IN
trpIicate viii b received until Il April - 1904
FOR constructing heating. plumbing. gaspipng and eco
wiring OF double sets OfhcerS S@1arters COZ
srcttng gasppinE and electric wiring OF Quarter
masters St0rehOuss and stion Of one quarter
masters Storehouss and construction or one quarter
masters workshop PIattsburs. Barracks. N Y IN
formation furnished application T. 81 reserves the
light 10 reject OF accent bids there
Of Envelopes containing proposal 70 De endorsed
posaI for Public Buildings Plattsburg Barracks, y l.
Captain T b. LAAMOREUX. Q NJ. Burlington. VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
THE Coming Baseball Sea8on-Cy-
cling IN Armory Games.
AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL.


o-,v q few weeks remain before baseball VIII be
o., .,u swing both IN this borough and in Brooklyn.
IN. season VIII open on the same Gay. April "a
t,.h SIDES OF the bridge. and the National and
.r,.-scan officials are doing ell IN their power 20
,,ske . good showing. The Giants viii play IN
p-ooslyn and the Invaders Will meet the Boston
American team on their aeld up IN the Highlands.
r-s American League grounds have been greatly
charged and improved since the close OF last sea-
IN There viii be many new faces among the
,l,ve-s and from reports that come from the
eo-th TIE team seems strengthened by the new
- INIT the subway starts however. the Amer
,-,., VII have the worst OF the transit argu-
ment
The management or the National League Club IN
,hs city has also been Tar from idle this winter.
The clubhouse has been altered. and new entrances
fsvs been added Better facilities win be afforded
Tor handling the crowds OF spectators The new men
who have signed give promise OF a team that viii
insure lourishing business at the Polo Grounds
Never have the Giants done better in practice IN
re South than they have this year. and should
,his season win the pennant they came 20
last year. The profitable business that was done
~ the club last year shows what Il means TO have
FIRST class team representing what is without
eoubt the best paying baseball city in the world
when Il is possessed OF team that can play ball
Nr Brush and bis associates IN the club are TO be
thanked for ell they have done for the sport By
tie nine they presented last summer and by their
untrug Efforts 10 strengthen the makeup this year.
For several years this city was represented BY
team that played anything but baseball II is
gratifying 10 the fans" 10 think that these days
have passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
OF INTEREST TO YAcHTsMEN.

Seventeen miles hour Is the speed expected
from the high power launch being built by the
Huntington Company, at New Rochelle, for L H
T'bornpson She will be fitted with q 24-horsepower
motor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

- York-Ths Farmers Loan & Trust Company.
Plaintiff. against Harry Overinst0n al Defend
ants. Action In pursuance % a Judgment OF
Foreclosure all S-le. duly made and entered ths
bearing the day March.
1904 l. undersigned the Referee said Judgment
named viii sell at Public auction at the New York Real
% Manhattan. city % New York. the 10Th day oe
March, 1904. II O'Clock that day. BY L.
Kennedy. Auctoneer the premises directed said juds
sold and therein described follows: All
certain lot piece parcel or land together with the
building and improvements thereon erected situate.
being IN the TWentythird Ward of the Borough OF
CITY OF New York. bounded and described
follows viz Beginni2g az point on the soutAeriy sds
OF One Hundred and Thrty-ntnth t59thl Street dstanc
westerly sevenhve feet from the formed By tbs
ntersecHOn OF the sOuthery side OF One Hundred
Thirty-ninth d39th street win the westerly side %
Alexander Avenue running thence soutery and parallel
with Alexander Avenue one hundred feet 70 the line
block, thence westerly along said line
parallel with said 18Th Street sghteen G feet nine @
Inches northerly partly through
and again parallel with Alexander Avenue
hundred 900 feet the southerlv side 1917
aforesaid: eastery along said sOutnery side ot
ssa egheen Gs) feet nine 90 inches 70 t1s pOns
and place Of beginning.
Dated New York. March 5th. 1904
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN. Referee
TURNER ROISTON e KORAN. Attorneys for Plafntir.
No. % William Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
city
me tollowinz eiayra-n OF TIE property to soa.
Is number Is 662 e l39th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
C,HARPILLOz, MARIANNE ADELINE-

- In pursuance OF an order Of Hon Ahner c. Thomas
County OF New York notice Is hereby
Sfen 10 an persons having claims against Marianne
lire CrarpiIIoz OF the % Berne Republic Of
SritzerIa1d deceased present the with
thereof to the subscribers their place OF transactng
busiress Office OF Lord Day & Lord. No. 40 Wall
Street in Borough q Manhattan cry OF New York
on Or before the day OF July. 1902 Dated New
Wi, TIE 2sfh dav December. 1908 Marhde CharplI-
ioz Jacob Bertschmann. Administrators. Lord. Day
for Administrators. - Wall street. BorO
o. MANHATTAN, City OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

Horses IN Training 1904 to be published on
A--il 10 will contain n complete list OF the horses
IN training Gncuding every two-year-od registered
WITH the Jockev Club-nearly four thousand new
fsafIirel r. the East and West, giving name, age
sex color and pedigree. well as the owner, train
e ana stable Jockey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

The approximate OF the charge satisfy
above described be sold S11.
IS thereon ODD day February.
together with and allowances amounting
s43L5O with interest from March 3rd 1904 together
with expenses Of the sale The Approximate
OF taxes. assessments other Hens. which Be-
allowed to the purchaser out Or the purchase
paid the Referee. is S527.9 ard interest.
Dated: New York. March 5ch. 1904
ISAAC BELL. BRENNAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

The approximate amount OF lien charge sat-
described Is be sold.
from 23i day Of February.
1904 together and allowances amounting
S435 q. from March 3ri 1904. together
o. the The approximate amount OF
ether liens which to be allowed
70 Of tho purchase money paid
ths Referee. S527.90 and interest
Dated. New York March 9Th. 1904
ISAAC RELL. HERMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28

tn. power boat Ulna, owned BY Robert W. Mel
so, has been sold by him to Henry Ashton Little
OF Philadelphia The latter viii use tie boat cTls
Ing about Newport waters next summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
SUPRENIE COURT. COUNTY OF NEv

~ YorA-Ths Farmers Loan & Trust Company Plain
Harry Ovsrington al Defendants Action
pursuance Of a Judgment OF Foreclosure and
Sale duly made and entered IN the above entitled action
bearing 3rd day OF March, 1904 J. under
signed, Referee IN said Judgment named.
Public Auction the New York Real Estate
No. Isl Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, City OF
YORK on roth day March. 1904 Il O'Clock
noon. day by Bryan L Kennedy. Auctionser
directed by said Judgment be soh
described follows All certain piece parcel
together with the building and
thereon erected. lying being Twenty
third Ward OF the Borough OF Bronx City or New
bounded and described follows. viz Beginning
a point the southery side Of One hundred and
thirty-nnth 39h) Street distant westerly ninetythres
feet and nine inches from the formed by the In
tersection OF e. southerv side OF One hundred and
thirty-nnth Q29th) with westerly
ander Avenue. running thence southery parallel
Alexander Avenue and partly through wall
tition One hundred 900 feet the OF
block. westerly along said parallel
with l39th Street aforesaid eighteen Isl feet nine 90
inches thence n0rthery and parity through another
wall partition ard again parallel with Alexander Ave-
One hundred 0O0 feet the southery side said
t5Oh Street: thence eSstery along the sthcFy side %
said last mentioned Street eighteen 49, feet nine 10
inches to the point and place Of beginning.
Dated: New York. March 5th. 1904
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN Referes
Turner. ROLSTON & KORAN. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
No. % William Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
The following a tagran q the property soIdE
It's number Is $50 10Th Street:
QQ4-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-28
III. schooner yacht AIsacienne has been sold by

III. schooner yacht Alsacienne has been sold by
cs,us c. Bragg OF the New-York Yacht Club. to a
--eD,ber Of the Eastern Yacht Club. who IS having
- s,ted out at Port Jefferson, Long Isiord. Tor
nSgshore cruising next summer. The yacht was
go Tor IN. late Ogden GOelet- she was tnen
called the NorSeman, ara under ulaI Nuns sHo
became famous as racer.
Thu schooner yacht Sea Fox owned By Arson
Phelps Stokes, OF the Newborn lHcnt CIun, ms
- ,.-,,-ed for the season to Percy r, Pyne,
&c ~ same club The yachts centrebOard trunk
OF tR - made level with the cabin floor and her
iin 1s fittings changed materially by Robert
Jacob at City Island