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The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-06

The man on the corner says II
he were bowlegged he would not
wear short dresses.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-06

The Spanish budget for 1916
shows a deficit of $13.000,O0O. When
did Spain go democratic?
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-06

And 80 beside the silent sea
I wait the muffled oar.
No harm from him can come to me
On ocean or on shore.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-06
the NEW YEAR.

/ know not what the future hath
OF marvel or surprise, -.
Assured alone that life and death
HIS mercy underlies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
COAL Is MOVING SLOWLY.
shtpmeats for season NJ Lowest
Point In Years.

The Coat Age says: "1he u
ment Of "A new anthracite circular show
ing prices practically unchanged on the
prepared grades proved a distinct disap-
pointment Ia the trade and failed utterly
to stimulate any activity. The con-
sumers are beginning to make some In
qIiries. but the dealers are well stocked
and show no disposition whatever to go
into the market at the new prices. Re
taiIers at down East points are now
pushing for shipments this month In
order to obtain the minimum price and
the situation IL clos, to normal. although
Il il evident that deliveries will be glow
for the time being ut least. In the lake
trade vessels are going up light due to
the scarcity of coal as a result of the
slow mining and shipments for the sea-
son to date are at the lowest point for
years.
"Bituninous-The reserve stocks ac-
cumulated prior to April l continue TO
keep the buyers in control of the situation
In spite Of a heavy consumption for in
dustrial purposes and the relatively light
production Incident TO a serious contrac-
ton In the labor supply. together with
menacing complications In labor circles.
While buyers are thus showing a dis
mean urging sales and show every con.
fdence In their belief ss TO the future OF
"a" market. In ON cases even going 40
far as TO withdraw quotations already
made.
Another squirt OF inquiry for export
coal was noted during the past week. and
II is evident that the demand In some OF
the foreign countries IL becoming more
than urgent"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
NEW ROCHELLE CLUB OPEN.
Commodore Bennett Conducts
Ceremonies at House.

The New Rochelle Yacht club house
was officially opened for the season yes-
.crday. Commodore Bennett gave the
order To masthead the club bursee At
I o'clock and AZ the same time all fhe
yachts IN the harbor dressed ship. Com
nodore Bennett held "A reception IN
his yacht Friendship from 40 until
80 and IN the evening a beefsteak din
ner was served to the members in the
clubhouse, after which there Was a
vaudeville entertainment.
On Memorial Day there will be a civic
city parade at New Rochelle under the
auspices Of the yacht club. II will start
At . 80 o'clock. The chief object of this
parade is TO boom preparedness. Seven
hundred soldiers from Fort Slocun will
be in the parade. In the harbor there
vii he two torpedo boat d~estroyers, and
after the parade there will be n dinner
followed by a dance IN the New Ro-
chelle Yacht Club house Oh Harrison
Island. Among the guests OF the clun
will be the officers n City Council OF
New Rochelle. army officers from Fort
Slocum, naval officers, Senator Towne
and Franklin n. Roosevelt. the Assist
ant Secretary OF the Navy. The annual
regatta Of h club will he sailed or
July !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
JAMAICA BAY SCHEDULE.
Nine Open Yachting events A..
RANGED for the su IN vncr Season.

Nins open races have been arranged
BY the Yacht Racing Association Of
Jamaica Bay for the ummer season.
The most important Is the annual motor
boat race aroun Long Island. which Is
to start and finish on the Relle Harbor
Yacht Club. The start will be made on
Sunday. July 3. II IL al open race for
cruisers.
The annual round Staten Island race
for motor craft and h Old Orchar I'd
Light race for sailing boats will be held
on sunday. August 10. The former is
closed to yachts enrolled in the Jama!ca
Bay association. Although the sailing
race 10 an open one, there will be Q
special class for Jamaica Bay boats
which will sail for q cup offered by
Or, l.. c. Heimer. The racing dates
follow:
June 10. Canarsie. Yacht Club; June rs,
Tamsqua Yacht club; July 2. Round Long
Island race July 9, bergen beach Yacht
club. July g.. Motor Boat Club OF
Island race: August -. Orchard shoai
race: August 81. Jamaica Bay Yacht Club;
September .. Ssssuli Yacht Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
W BOATS RACE JUNE 8.
All Glasses 10 Take Fart In Co-
bia Club Regatta.

The Columbia Yacht Club will open it's
racing season with a regatta for all
classes OF power boats on Saturday.
June 3. These races are open to boats
owned by members Of recognized yacht
clubs and will lie governed by the rules
Of the American Power Boat Association.
Open boats rating 90 and under will 20
twice over @ triangle Of five nautical
miles in front Of the club house. open
boats rating over IS will go three times
over this course Displacement boats
and ~hydroplanes will rae to Ardsley
and return. thrifty nautical miles. Fix
press cruisers will 20 four times over
the triangle. Cruisers will go twice over
the course. and will bc divided INTO two
divisions. 90 feet over all length and
under and those over 60 feet.
The Ambrose-Scotla nd lightship race
will he started on July IS from on the
club house and the fall regatta will I've
held on September i6. The race com
u.ittcc is Charles H.. Moore. chairman
y. Il. Brinsmade. NJ. d. j. II. Hallberg.
Edwin A. Shewan and Joseph II. Wal
lace. Entries for the regatta of June
close at the club house at the foot Of
West Eighty sixth street ~ 4 7. NJ. OH
una !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RurrER-siarke. closed s'eady ye..
terd.y. with a fairy good clearance nc.
S Se,Rts 10 nj si.h S'S ss., Ssfy ps sU pai IN iHs
came Week last year. Dealers generally
believed that prices we're too high 20
but the surplus va smiHi Uns,'tei
primes sold pretty well and thcr" was u
tnts c=learance fsnayated ,"aiinned "
steady and hacking stock In High supply
ana firm Prices: Creamery. extras 90
case thirds. 27's B2sc.; unsalted. fsnry.
3.T32ta c state, dairy. finest, sic good
TO prime 70 l 3@G; renovated eslT,'' e.;
:6isc packing stock, current make tino
CHEESE -Mark"' continued firm On
weeks receipts. against ??,0t7 hoScs I'm
the same week ilst year. The late sca-
son hn, hns it, cnee, on nsw cheese, 9u;
old stock very low. Prices FIAT. fresh,
s In ANEW WHY .p.G,a'', 10 hss ,oj
to fancy. I7ii1l7sc twins. held, good to
fancy 49, lis unHerErAdes' beta. 10
daisies, held. lSHalsc, Young Americas.
fresh. l7ts nl7',c; state. skims, special.
curren, make. hTiit4c: lower grades.
oal0i-c
EGGs.-Msrket closed steady, with last
weeks receipts $50, 4oa cases, asains. l5G.
?91 cases In the corresponding week last
year eu. receipts hay ben 'sl,,ns on
nand continued large and a consitcrtn',
partition 81 storage pack"i goods were
,Ske" f1r 'mme'issr W." soIGmr or ,nn,
usual. Dirties, cheSts aud fancy nearby
whites frm. Price. Fresh sathered, extras
ciia n "Hi.C.; storage packed hrsts, 23' u
:o':S 5n."b.. soc o%es;rts i.n5srS'
mixed. ?arcAr duck, state, "T!7c
LIVE POuLTRY.-Markrt closed firm A.
Fridays advance, ?oti Hclc. ror fowls.
which we're in shoI, auprIy' n.9i.r. 90
ingly, but the small supply was cleaned
up Broiicrs sold hs;ter at 32a SIC.
spr,ns duck Cleaned up at .ssc. ''S "Ia
BOOSTERS continued steady at l3c.: tnr'
KEYS, isa zoe ducks. l28i.c geese. Ios
pigeons, toc, pair.
DRESSED PorLTRY --keceipts ~er,
light and were cleaned M closely, Iced
fowls especis y were iirm aud sold At mn
ply and sold slowly. Nearby hroilers have
Increased and with demand sowe" feel.
ing pIsn,i Ma' and sps dsii. T Sa1's s ss%srr,,v f sd%4
but supply ~as exceedingly small and
prices arm Long Island spring. duck,
hens snd toms. dr., picked, 80 So
chickens, I: to box, Western, milk fed
TO box. dry packed, Western 60 'bs. and
over 20 dozen, 22c,; <s 10 ~ lbs, ale. IN.
der 30 lbs, lsllsL.c Western, dir,
picked. 8 lbs and over ?ic,; az lbs. 49,,
a 2Oc.: 3 lbs. and under. I7'saisc. old
r~oo.terr, ibitg q Ice. SQUADS, prime white
81. Frozen; Turkeys. selected youus
! iiens, sec. toms, 3sc,; No 3. 2ip.s,
broilcrs, |. To box, is to - lbs. Slu3.c
to box, mix led, 81 to 81 lbs ST.; /.
to " lbs, a%,sc, corn fed. q 20 IS lbs
aSc.; % TO ~ lbs. 2cc., fowls. West
| rem, boxed. so lbs. and over. 2It.c.; g.
| 70 % lbs. soc: old roosters. loo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
RUNAB0UTS ORDERED
IN WINTER ARE READY
Gas Engine and Power Co. Now
Making Deliveries to
Owners.

Eunabouts which have been ordered
during the winter are now being de-
livered by the Gas Engine and Power Co.
This season the new light high powered
motors of this company have Increased
the speed of this type of boat. Two
models. 80 feet and IS feet. are built
on the wave collecting V type and the
81 footers equipped with the s cylinder
$50 horse power Speedway MAKE a little
more than 80 miles an hour.
At the Motor o how the Sedan
mode WAS exhibited and -four OF this
type will be delivered this month. These
are 4 80 footer. 20 miles speed. to
Charles A.. Seiberling OF Akron. Ohio,
for use In Michigan; a 80 footer. 20
miles speed. for L. r. whitney for use
at oyster Bay; a 81 footer. speed 80
miles. to J. W. Packard. for use az
Lakewood and a 81 footer, l6 miles
speed. to q. II. Agasslz, for use in Lake
%Sunapee.
\ 80 foot. :5 mile runabout will bt
shipped to Upper Saranac for Z. NJ
Bulk,ey Il 50 foot. % mile mahogany
runabout to Adolph Lewisohn. for the
same lake a 80 foot, Is mile runabou'
to Olin j. stephens. for use at Lake
George a 80 foot. 20 mile runabout &c
A. NJ. White for oyster Bay and Ions
Island Sound a &c foot Speedabout 70,
c. O.. Hlrrie, for Lake Winnepesau kee
and a Is DOT Specdabout for JOSEPH
Mig,lorc. for the Hudson River. D.. =
Duffie OF West New brighton. S. l.. vii
have the IS foot V bottom wave collect
Ing runabou,, which he will use arounc
Staten Island.
The Speedway Company also haI
turned out several yacht tenders. Thes'
ar. made in two models. the open All,
the coupe shelter cabin model. TENDER
OF the coupe have been made for tn,
steam yachts Vixen, John \. Archbold
the Emerald. Maxwell Wyeth the Wa
kiva, II. v. H~arkness; tho Virginia
Frederick Vanderbilt the Alvina
Thomas f. Cole and the Aphrodite
Col. u. II. Payne.
Tho yachts which havo new opel
tenders are Jane. II. Waverley Smith
the Vanadis. Morton +. Plant the nev
! yacht building for Earl Dodge the Car
I nina. r. =. S%mithers: the Winchester
y. W. Rouss the Sea Fox, Dallas =
! Pratt the Lyndonia. c. II. *. Curtis
the Wakiva. Il. v. Hardness: tn
Lounger H.. l. NJ. Uppercu: the V!r
! ginia. Frederick Vanderbilt the Alcalda
J. D. Lacey aud the Niator. =. J. John
. snn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
BUSY YACHT SEASON
TO OPEN IN A WEEK
1ntcrclub Cruise Will BE Il
New Feature Among the
Nan, Events Scheduled.
POWER BOATS ARE ACTIVE

N'h tire opening of the yacht racing
season oHly a week away yachtsmen and
Ni 'i... are rushing work trying to get
pa.. ready. II IL going TO BE- n busy
.'.-nu ~ all departments Of the sport.
SD ng. power yachting and cruising.
tu, will be "a hard matter for yachts
't. to orange things to compete in all
IN. events scheduled.
I tins section there are the open re-
caj ,t on Long Island Sound aud t;ra YES
'HY Bay for sailing yachts. AS well as
tr aces Of the New York Yacht Gu
open only to yachts enrolled III the club.
In tddi,lon there viii bc the int-rclub
cruise. which Is a new feature OF the
season H.. cruise Of tn. New York
Yacht Club, the big race week of the
LAr,hinont Yacht club in July and the
race week of tn. Atlantic Yacht club on
the low bay in august.
Power boat men have arranged several
LONG distance races. In these events the
express cruisers will race, and judging
nv some announcements these yachts are
expected TO break SOM. records. There
viii also be long distance events for
sailing craft.
Many clubs will have weekly races for
their own yachts. At oyster Bay the
rev. one design class of the ~Seawanhaka
C,r'nthian Yacht club viii take part in
series races each Saturday afternoon.
rho Stamford and Indian Harbor Yacht
clurs Will also have weekly races for
their new classes.
The schedule Of open events in this
sectIon Is as follows
May 80, New York v G, spring cups
its indian ,iarbor !. {, special. See
v5nhaka Corinthinn Y. c. special,
june 2 kniekerboeFsr y c. Atlantic
sen.onhnis, y c. championship; Is. New
York T.. {. annual. II. Larchmcnt Y; c.
,,Rip: 90, seewanhska corinthisn 7 g
~spec!al: -, Seawanhaka Corin'hian y. G.
aces, crcscen, a. c. championship. $3.50,
-Jg'y.i New Rochelle Y. c annual. New
snnS5i: !. IprSHrn%Sn, \. 6 snnaa, Ben.
,GnG1T,' ~ ~ 6 "Hnuai' r = sdigr1!ar xaSn
York Y. { Glen Cove cups. New Rochelle
Y G.. '~ruislne race orients. y. c. annual
sa sc Ambrose Scotland race: Is. il
10 thousand Islands Y e. power boats
indian Harbor y c. annual; Atlantic
4 championship =,
AuguSt-. New York V. 9. cruise. 3
Hor,,shoe Hsrbor y G. annual. oraveseud
Bay Y. 9. pionship. IL, HusuenuI
Y {. annual. Marine ana Field Club cham
p,orship; ~, stamford Y. G. annual. Hemp
stead Hlroor y. {. special: Harlem y. e
cruising race. Atlantic Y. g. champion
ship. ?i-.s, Atlantic Y. G. race week. -
New Rochelle v. 9. summer. Northpor
= e annual. Bensonhurst Y. G. $3.50
indian Harbor Y. e. Manhasset challens'
cGp. .
September /. Scswsnhaks Corinthisn y
" -pecisl. =. ScawaBhaka corinthian Y. {.
'all. Crescent A G. championship; \
lArcHrnont Y. C.. fall. Atlantic Y e. an
nus: Norwaik Y, c. annual Sachein,
autumn cups: . indian Harbor y. {. fall
Atlantic Y. c championship, l6. Man
hsssst Bay Y. q. fall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
CLUB PLANS REGATTA.
Chs mpionshIp Points May n
Gained or Memorial nay.

The thirty-fourth annual regatta Of
the Harlem Yacht Club will be sailed
on Memorial n This IL an NJ r"-
gatta and is the first Of the season in
which points count for championships.
II Is for al regular classes Of sloops
ard yawls up to and including 81 feet
rating. all handicap, one design and sp"-
cial classes. The courses vary in length
from & to II nautical miles and the
starting line il at the Red star buoy.
norr northeast Of Execution light.
The warning signal will be made at I
O'Clock and the classes will be sent away
after that at intervals Of five minutes.
There will be a first prize In each
class with two starters, and a second
prize when five start. All races in which
no yacht has finished will be called off
one.half hour after sunset. Entries
must be made in writing to Edwin II.
Tucker, "a Broadway not later han
moor May 20. The race committee IL
Edwin II. Tucker. Frederick W. Gocller,
Jr., and Phillip J. Fox.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho SicuiA Americana liner san Gugliel.
mo. sailing to.norrow for Genoa, vii t'ke
mai. clo-ins at $50 4 NJ. Tor ltily.
RumaLia. Switzerland and Greece
The Norwegian American liner LynTons-
ford, sailing e. morrow 'ur thrlst'tnia,
viii take mai, clo-Inr ~ $3.50 y VI Tor
many. Austria Hungary, Luxembourg, Bui'
garia, serbia aud Turkey,
the Cunard liner Carpathis, sailing to-
morrow for Liverpool, WI take natl, clo'.
ing at 1880 = 81, Tor turopg, except
Germany. Austria, Hungary. b~uS"'nchte
ru'garia. Serbia. Turkey. tho $etherltuds.
Norway, sweden and also Tor
Africa. West Asia and Fast ludiet.
rue It,iia liner Napoti. sal ing Thur,day
for Genoa, VIII take mai. closing a. saw
\. NJ, 10Y italy. Rumsntu, SWitG. RAND ana
Greece when specially addressed only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21

Winchester, which has been built this
winter for Peter W. Rouss by the Bath
Iron Works. ran her builders trials over
the Government course OFT Rockland.
Me, last wee',. The contract called for
a speed of 80 nautical miles an hour
and on the trial the yacht made 3l.S
nautical or 35.3A statute miles, The
Winchester was built from designs by
cox 4 Sievens and II now fitting out
for her trip To New York, A. soon as
sh. arrives she will he placed In COM
mission and be used for daily trips be-
tween the city and Mr.. Rouss's country
home OH Long Island. near Oyster Bay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
YACHTS CHANGE N

following transfers OF yachts are
reported through tho Hollis Burgess
Yacht Agency;
rhc lio foot steam v'cht Th'nda-n solo
tarwcH Of Boston Tor use TIA the West
indie.
~ BrooSl,ne, Mae 90 J " keudrlch Of
Chicago
Ishrlu ~ Chicago To- JAIME" jackson of
Boston to- usn oa Ui.zards a'os
TN faol ,Hul,r, .eihoat Grace solo
John Msnahau 81 Milton, Ma
The FL foot au>iit,ry cathoot Dolly n
soli by ! / per o. nigFh3m Nss. to
rhe - foot motor r4nahny' No,y y V
sold los y Il Rlauey Of MARI eheat Mass
To s'anicy r. e." gins OF Min'nrop. Mass
ny Roy \ Thornton ~ Revere To G. ;
tnorkahnut su,ll sold nv Mrs \ A >ew.
man Of Concord. Mnss, to q, Herbert win
The 40 foot water live auxiliary yaw
' T,rirum aoId hN ~ Elv'fI Nsruo'4s OF
-ioston to Howard NJ 'o""rr aw4It OF
HcTTbe PC foot wafer line puvir,r, .,oor
shawnee Sid r, llarry / Wnrl'e, ~
south Boston TO raul Watkins % Wiuou.
"rhe 40, foot, Eatcr.lre soop y'cnt
, Mass. to wi'iam M.'r-b ot Boston
The ~ foot notor run'hop' vanish sn.d
by Com'...ls \ Wo!i " Boston TO Pierce
"rhc - 600, ro'o. r4n,'op' Ruth n
| Mas. to Paul wo,s'ns ~ Wrron, u'nn'
Of Wiuons, Man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21

The National Surety Company issued
a statement yesterday calling attention to
the fact that under tho latest rating OF
surety companies as OF March 81. 1916,
Just issued by the Treasury Department.
II is by s2j,057 the largest surety COM
In the country. After auditing all
statements filed by tho various COM
panies. the statement says the Govern
mcnt found the National Surety To have
a capital and surplus Of $6,456,36 2 a lead
of $26,051 over It's nearest competitor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Loug Inactivity II SPOT Causes
Nervousness.

The market for raw sugar was inactive and
unchanged az far as Cubas were concerned.
offers being here at csc. for prompt shipment
COS, and freight without takers. Porto r., Oh
we're a tile steadier and sellers were askins
Ga q. / I New York, but rehners were
apparently not disposed 20 pay this price
The protrafed period OF inactivity in the
spot position has created = feeling of ner,
yousness in the TRADE, and the uuderto ono OF
the market WAS easy.
ReiincI sugar was inactive and unchanged
r.iiners still asking 80 TO T75c for fine
lranulatei.
There was only q quiet trade IN the market
Tor sugar futures and price changes were
irregular. closing NJ Z points advance to
points net decline. Total sales were 40 tons
prices follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE WEATHER.

for .rastern. New Work, New jersey and
New England, fair to-day; showers to.
morrow; moderate north To NORTHWEST
winds.
For eastern Pennsylvania cloudy to-day.
show ers at hight or tomorrow; northwest
winds. .
For western New YORK.. cloudy ana
warmer TO-DAY; showers 81 night anu TO-
morrow
YORK. MAY Eth pressure vas
high throughout tnc eastern half OF lne
country yesterday from a centre over west
ern Pennsylvania and low throug hout INC
West, except the Pacific coast section rom
a centre vi depression over tho southern
Rocky Mountain state.
There was no heavy rain, but showers
occurred in tho Northwest, the. Missouri,
valley and at y few points in TcNsa anu
the LAX" regions. .
II was cooler In the plateau star, guy
generally warmer e'+eWherc. sItnoueH
frosts occurred In Mivhugtn and Wisconsin.
la this city the day vac fair AMI wurrer,
wind. tight to fresh southwest; average
humidity, 90 p.r cent?. barometer or
rcctcd to read TO read 20 sea level ~ o
a. VI. so o5: 8 = VI, 3om
The temperature ~ this city yesterday
as recorded by the of1cial thermometer Is
uhONO In the annexed table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
United Motors Oversubscrib-d.

Dom,nick 4 Dominick Of the under
writing syndicate for the United Motors
Corporation. reported yesterday that
they were we'll sat SHED with the result Of
the transaction. The books were opened
at 10 o'clock Thursday morning and
closed the following day ut 10 The
$50. 900 shares OF stock offered for pub
lie subscription we're twice oversub-
scribed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21

1870. at East 81. Louis. The same
developments which are expected to
cause an advance in copper are likely
to turn the market for spclter upward,
at least temporarily. The London mar.
ket declined Fl OF spot and f3 on fu-
lures. spot closing at fe6 and futures
al ES5,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21

IT, annual cruise Of the New York.
Yac,S Club this year will begin on Au-
gust 1. The feet will rendezvous at
Glen Cove and will not cruise further
east than some point In Ruzzards Bay.
Commodore George F. Baker. Jr., will
Issue the orders IN about ten days.
Commodore Howard c. Smith OF the
Seawanhaka C%orinthian Yacht Club has
issued orders for the formal opening of
the clubhouse on Saturday. May %.
The squadron will rendezvous at Oyster
Bay next Friday. The burgee will be
mas,headed at 10 A.. NJ. on saturday and
In the afternoon there will be . recep-
ton in the clubhouse.
Alex. Smith Cochran's steam yacht
Warrior is anchored on City Island al
most ready for commission. Mr.. Coch.
rams 40 footer Dolly Bowen 10 being
tuned up and anchors near the steamer
The Olympian. a Gardner designed 81
rater recently purchased by j. w. Alkcr
IL hauled out at Wood 4 McClure's yat 4
at City Island. She has been scraped
and will be In fine condition when che
is launched this week.
The year book Of the American Power
Boat Association has been issued. II Is
a neatly cloth bound volume OF 10:
pages OF useful Information. and In addi'
ton has many pages Of advertising mat
ter. II contains a list OF the officers
and committeeman Of the association
| with their addresses "A list OF the clubs
! l44 In number, and the sections to whicl
they are allied. together with the nams:
and addresses OF the delegates. the rae
ing rules, records. time allowance table.
and conditions governing the Gold Gu;
and other races. The edition is limited
and copies can be had by applying {,
Thomas h. Taylor. secretary OF the asso
| citation, : East Forty-second street
Eight Glass p yachts are eligible Il
| ace for the Manhasset challenge cur
representing Massachusetts, yacht club
| These are Ah,neek. Charles France
| Adams: Bernice. George Lee; Brtto
inarte, G.. b. and II, $. Wheelock Ellen
| formerly Valiant. l.. r. Curtis: Michi'
cago, Herbert l.. Bowen; Nutmeg II.
formerly Corinthisn, a. c. Jones Sayo'
, nara H.. Vernon II. West. and Wasaks
H., formerly Josephine. ]. J. Martin
The schooner building at Lawley's 70
Dernarest Lloyd from designs by JOIN
, q. Alden is to be named AmOrilla,
The 81 foot express cruiser built bl
Lawley from designs by Tams. L.amoin'
4 Crane. for former Commodore Arth',
Curtiss James, has been named Maui;
I.oa. The yacht Is planked with ma
| hogany and has a mahogany cabin house
II is driven by two $50 horsepower VA
Blerck motors and viii he used some
times TO run bet ween Newport and New
York at the rate of Twenty-Five mils
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
FIRE RECORD.

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