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THE SUN, SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1915.
17
ji
YACHTS CONTEST IN
WEATHER MEDLEY
JrnqiioN Wins Unco of the Fif
ties in S(!iiwnnliaka Cor
inthian Club.
JIII.ADI A XI) OK EE Fill ST
,M oiti anil cmdltlons of wothcr
yesterday s-ae pjoiity of work and much
sttid 'he atchtntien who look part
I" the .nimi.il regatta of the Heawanhnkn,
IV, iMihl.m Vneht t'Hili, sailed on the
(.mi) ILtrly In the morning n thunder
rivM klllcn; nl! the wind nnd net lml f
of ho yachts entered could reach the
starting line. Those yachts having steam
or power tenders or that were able to
pet .1 law were fortunate.
Then when the time came to start
thee was a flit calm, with the Mile
running ebb. There wan n wait of half
.in hour .mil then a Unlit southwesterly
-ltid gave the committee stilllclent en
couragement for giving the starting, slg
pais. hut after three classes had crossed
thr line this wind died out and nil the
otter yachts were left h pelessly drifting.
Te committee Instead of holding
strictly I" the rules sent out launches
to gat ier the Meet and pave fresh signals
b) tha each class was sent away In
fairly close order.
Half way across the Sound the yachts
found ft westerly wind which lasted for
l nhlle and then after another calm
ipdl and a squall, the wind came fresh
from the south-southwest and (rive each
etas.- a fine windward lag to the home
mark. Hcfi re the schooners and thir
ties had finished, however, this died out
and they came home with spinnaker
under a northeast wind and Inter drifted
In with the wind Mat again. To vary
things stll! more there were two squalls
with lightning and rain.
Five of 'he fifties were on hand, but
Vice-Commodore J, I'. Morgan was un
Able to be on his yacht, the Ornyllng,
and as no amateur could be found to
represent him the Grayling did net start.
These, with the schooners and thirties,
were sent first to Greenwich Point, then
to lAing Neck Point, keeping outside the
(Jtjrtrs. and then home. Ilfleen 'and one
qmrter miles In nil.
They started with booms to port and
all except the Iroquois had small Jib
torall set. The Iroquois carried a No.
1. The Spartan, with J. M. MacDon
etish at the wheel, was first away, with
the Ventura, steered by Commodore
fieorge I- HaHkcr, next. Then came the
Iroquois, handled by Ilalph N. Kiln. Tha
Pamurl was last. They held slowly
across the Sound and then gybing
at the first mark set spinnakers for the
next leg. It was n thrash to windward
en the last leg and the Iroquois again
worked Into the lead and won the race,
with the Ventura second.
The Queen Mali had to allow five min
utes to the Mlladi nnd IS minutes 2"
seconds to the Ahmakola, and although
he finished -first she was beaten by
Mlbdl by 3 minutes 23 seconds. This
was In a special race with full time
allowance. In the regular class race the
Mlladi also won.
I'lve of the thirties led by ISanzal got
away well, hut the Lena and Alera weio
handicapped more than 12 minutes be
cause the wind died out. At the finish
the Okee was the winner, with the Hope
tecond.
The Amoret and Anltu sailed a good
race from start to finish. These two
crossed the line drifting stern first, but
at the end had all the wind they wanted,
and the Amoret won by 35 seconds. The
Carolina won In the handicap class and
In a special race Oeorge Gartland's
Robin Iliod III. with K. Hurton Hart at
the tiller beat the class H yacht Joyetta,
owned by Commodore W. H. Chllds. The
Yuron won In the Interclub class, the
Brilliant In the Jewel S class and the
Nertune, sailed by Charley Davis, In the
Star class.
Nine of the Nuts sailed over an inside
course and the I'ra Nut, owned by Dr.
James S. 1U1I, was the winner, with the
Cecoanut, owned by George Bullock, sec
end. The committee handling the races
was Colgate Hoyt. Jr., Victor I. Cum
r.ock, Henry H. I.andon, John Clinton
Work nnd Beverley II. Koblnson.
The Iroquois won the Robert Center
memorial cup and the first and second
prlies In the class of the thirties were
donated by former Commodore H. S.
Vanderbilt The summaries :
NEW VORK Y C. FIFT1KS COURSE.
iHi MILES STAUT. :30.
Elapsed
Flnlh. Time.
Tacht and Owner. II. .M. 8. H. M, S.
Iroquolt It., Italph N. F.III.5 IS 40 2 45 40
Vtnturv O F Haker. Jr. .5 17 49 : 4? 49
Fyartan.J M Maclonough.5 19 29 5 49 29
Simurl. W Karl Dodue ...Withdrew
SCHOONERS COt'ltSK. lSlj MILKS
STAUT. 2:3;.
Queen Man. Henrlon Chubb.S 01 i 3 2 2
Jllladl. f.eorco W. Scott... 6 03 OS 3 21 05
Ahmakola. H c. Smith.. 39 5B 4 04 50
Corrected times Mlladi. 3::j:05; Queen
Mill. 3:2:2; Ahmakola. 3f46::9,
E LOO PS CLASS P COIJIISK. H MILES
START, 3:25.
Amoret. R. 14. Hudd 4 52 33 J 27 53
Artta, O I Ciranbcry 4 53 25 1 2S 2s
HANDICAP CLASS COURSE. 6 4 MILES
START. 3:00.
Carolina. A W. I.ockwood.4 51 38 1 51 3
Kobln Hood III., (1. E.
HartUnd 4 57 JO 1 57 30
Nimma T S Clark Withdrew.
Corrected times Carolina. 1:47:10;
RoMn IIoikI HI . 1 ..".2:29.
SLOOPS CLASS R SPECIAL COURSE.
S MILKS STAHT. 3:00.
HoMri Hood III., George
. Oarl ant 4 57 30 1 57 30
J"ta W II Chltda 5 00 4J 2 00 41
NEW VORK Y C. 30 FOOTERS COURSE,
If.'. MILES START, 3:25.
J A Mahlstedt 15 4"i
nape. I K Raymond lit 25
Jusnha J T Pratt 29 OS
Alsrlun If .1 IV llk.p fi if. 11
2 SO 4
2 (3 25
3 04 OH
3 21 It
3 22 19
3 2i! 47
3 39 25
Uintal. Ed Ling 6 47 19
L-na O M Held 6 51 47
A,ra J T Cutler 7 01 25
LAHCRVtOVT I.VTEH CI.fH
CLAXH
I'll It.sK. - MILES START, 3:40.
Yuron II Mackintosh.!. 03 Og 1 23 0
lutmar p J Tlerney .' 07 1 1 27 16
Blrbara, C Shields 5 OH OS 1 2S OS
J.K.N t'uVK S CLASS COURSE,
MILES -START. 3:60.
B" Ian, ft i Ayer 5 I I 43 I 24 43
''"' Robert Kraser ... 14 15 1 24 55
tmi. n j r Atater..5 10 30 1 20 30
TAR CLAS -COURSE. ' MILES
START. 3:45
NP'unr W II Hopkins. .'. 18 40
J! . yef- 5 23 54
f Pn' V lrl,m l..n :d.S 21 11
t'if ra...ii, a II Fry.. 5 24 21
1 33 40
I 3 51
I 30 II
1 3 LI 24
M'T 'LASS TRT.
3:14 INSIDK
COURSE.
' n . Mr ,la S Hall. 4 31 00
i. uree Hiillotk.4 31 30
' Iji-K.ii. Illi'ks 4 10 00
! ' - . Mrhols. ..4 42 10
v S II H London. Jr 4 52 20
t'f w H Appletnn... 5 S4 10
i II ! llni I a. 4 5 30
1 16 00
1 Hi 30
1 25 00
1 27 10
1 37 20
1 39 10
1 II 30
f fax foul Kurlon . Ulsquallfled.
!' - r, v, r it iio.
nisqualined.
BELL SHOWS REAL STAMINA.
A'li-r (.ettliiK Second In llnlf .llllr
He Tnl.es Mile With llnac.
J lie ,f the Hrooklyn Kvenlng High
fi-honi p,w two gooil performn nres lit
..,,. , i jiu,, ( yenc rday lit thc joint
rrni ci.o.ci.tary anil high H-hool Iioj-h
" i en in Hrooklyn. After finish-
i ,1 Atherlon In the half mile
i i ar nind and won tho mile In
i ' h -hi It l-'lnld-lsteln gavo lit in
ul' ' i he money dining the early
I'.i t (' the mile, hut towuid the end
i vpruited away from the Held.
0 H mpr of Holy Prep hurled the
,"ln u soiislderalily further than
1 s I, iccoid lie threw It 102
n li .h ulrnost twelve ftjet better
j-an n. best lugh school mark. U. It.
''a a ulinato of his. was second
a Miioa of U'fi feet 5 Inches, with
f .snrkii of Itlchmoiid Hill third
h 23 feet,
SEEKS HONORS IN BLOCK ISLAND RACE
Thr Hoopla, hull I by Urltt II
of Sprlnurlclil, 31ns. I'.iiiliird tvl
n sprril of 'J.I miles nn hour.
SMALLEST BOATS GET
HOME; BIG ONES QUIT
Queer Condition Develop in
Hayside Heiratta Alberta
Finishes in Front.
With dark clouds hovering over L'ttle
Neck Hay at the time scheduled for the
weekly raJes nt the Hayside Yacht Club
yesterday afternoon eleven boats of the
three classes, birds, one design nnd but
terflies, crossed the starting line. They
had not gone far before It began to rain
In torrents and things hnppened In rapid
succession. Only three of the eleven
that started succeeded In finishing and
they happened to be the smallest craft
of the club. A. N. Stollwerck's Alberta.
John W Howe's Cocoon and Oeorge
Hopewell's Cabbage of the butterfly
class weathered the storm and finished
In the order named.
Charles T. Arrlghl. who was alone In
his butterfly Kteadn, had a rather thrill
ing experience. The bay was rough, a
southerly wind changing to a variable
one at Intervals, and whltecaps wero
numerous. The little craft pushing over
the rough waves while the larger boats
sought shelter was an Interesting sight.
Arrlghl's yacht overturned and he re
ceived a dripping Thr boat was re
covered and no damage was done. Two
of the other butterflies did not finish
nnd of the three birds and two yachts
of the one design class that started
none finished. The summary, somewhat
crippled because of the storm, follows:
HAYSIDE BUmS-START, 3:J5-COl'RSE.
S MILES.
Etapaed
rinlnh. Time
Iloat ami Own-r. 11 M S H. M. S.
Dodo. Arthur Andrews. . .Hid not flnlrh.
Curlew, Charles 1 Wlllard.DId not Mnlnh.
Teaner. Archibald Nebett Did not nnlh.
HAYSIDE W'TTKHFLIES START. 3:13
COURSE. 6 MILES.
Alberta, A. N. Stollwerck.S 32 00 I 47 00
Cocoon. John W, Howe . 5 4 30 2 03 30
CHbhage. Cieorge Hopewell. 10 00 2 2." 00
Eleada. Charles T. Arrlnhl.DId not flnlh.
Diana. John John Did not nnlsh.
Ariadne. William Teller Did not nnlh.
HAYSIDE ONE DESICSN CLASS START.
3:40 COURSE. MILES.
Edna J.. E. Shuttlworth . Dl.l not nnlnh.
Mayflower. Hobart Raw.on Did not flnl'h.
CAPE MAY CLUB OPENS HOUSE.
Yaehlnnen .Make Plans for Hnsy
Henaou of HnrlnK.
Capk Mat, N. J , June It. The Co
rlnthlan Yacht Club of Cape May has
opened Its doors for the season and
has arranged Its programme for the
season. The clubhouse has been reno
vated thoroughly under the direction of
Russell M. Wagar, chairman of the
house committee.
A number of thc nnf design boats or
dered at the close of last season have
arrived at the club anchorage and a
series of races Is to b,e sailed during the
season with similar boats from the At
lantic City and Ocean City Yacht clubs.
Thirty-five one design boats In all will
compete In these races.
On the morning of July 5 patriotic
exercises will he held at the clubhouse,
and at night a costume dance will be
given which will bring together Cape
May's society leaders. On July 10 a
swimming tournament will he held In
front of the house In Cold Spring Inlet,
and on Aug. 14 the races of the South
Jersey Hactlng Association will take
.place, me uriiiiKniii iii mi "nun .1111 111
I thr. hnnHq nf n sneelnl enmmlllee. of
which Morton H. Alexander Is chairman.
RUMS0N WHITES BEAT REDS.
Honors In Polo .Mutch lllvldeil by
Wnlers nnd llorden.
RtiMSON, N. J., Juna 2C, In a one
sided polo match played at the Rumson
Country Club this afternoon the Humson
Whites defeated the Reds by the score
of 1" goals to 4. J. Hehrcns Waters nnd
Howard S. Horden, playing for thc
I Whites, divided the honors of the day.
A largo crowd watched the game from
the sidelines, The lineup:
Whites 1. J. llehrens Waters. 2. Ci
Jason Waters! 3, II. Smith, hick. Ilonard
S. llorden.
Herts 1, J. Mlnnlck, 2. Hugh narrett, 3,
Thomas S I'leld, back. Peter Hnuek. Jr.
(loiils Waters, 8. Harden, 7. field, 3,
Ilarrett, II Mlnnlck, 1. Heferee--.lneph
Claney.
Yachting Flotsam and Jetsam
Horace K. Umicher is having a 15 foot
I cruising motorbpat built from his own
I designs by Charles Johnson at the font
cit sixtietn street, isroomyn nils win
be cliff. rent from tho Chin Chin ; It w.ll
be a real yacht, so Houchcr's friends
bay,
G'hcrardl Davis, owner of the Q class
yacht Alice, lias given a handsome sil
ver cup, which is to bo to the handicap
class yacht niakliiK the best record on
Oravesend Bay. There are twi divi
sions and the prize will ro to the win
ner In the division having the largest
fleet.
I'eter V. Itouss Is fitting out the
Q class yaoht Arvla and will boon lie
racing against thc Alice nnd Virginia.
Mr. llouss reclved so much silverware
recently that lie won last year that he
has decided to Increase his collection.
There has been porno talk nf ullowlng
the Joy to rnce ugalnst the Q yachts
'nnd receive a handle ip allowance. Tho
Joy Is n Q. but Is outbuilt. Him Is a
little too fast for the handicap yachts
nnd should she call In her regular class
with un allowance many troubles would
1 be Nlmplllied.
I The rivaway has started off well by
.winning the Albany nice and making it
new record for that course. Hhe linn
it now ISO horse. power Van Hlerik rnn-
line -,iid will iro ofler all the lonir din.
tnnce prlr.es this summer
Victor I. Cumnock sailed the Sinin-
ford schoner Ahniakola In the New
York Yacht Club annual regatta and
thn nnttrmxt ntttl tlnfttnUttf lltfl rill,,
vun liiu sui,,.- . ....
hnnuri on KPirrsclsil llpnn Th H to m .
ros. fritiu (Irslmis lij Hns-', llnymonil A I'nKe fur llnmlil Wesson
Id nn rlvlit ejllmler inn horsr-pmver Strrllnv motor, iihr ran allnln
LOWER BAY YACHTS 1
HAVE VICISSITUDES'
Men Fall Overlionrd: Driftiii".-,
Mark Elusive: lloat Fouls
It: Wind Pooi, Tide His.
VIKC.IXIA GOES IT ALOXE
Yachtsmen of thr lower biy partici
pated In the fourth championship re
gatta of tile Yacht Racing Association
of Oravesend Hay under the auspices of i vl tua .iccrmmed at ,no conclusion M"0"''1"0 tornellun Minilerbllt. . nut
... ., ,,,..v. . Ti,- uniriiHiieu .11 wio lum-iuoiuii jop plmcatl jnmr! p, Sparkman and a
the Atlantic 'iacht Club yester.la. The ;of ,ne )nil nPati as N N jhn.0n atl(1 fcw o(1)0r l,,(,V(,r nmntour ,, 1)0ar,
wind wns light throughout, nno ns me
nrntt lifid In hliek II stronc flood tide '
n. in ii.iu hp ..inn .i J.I.....P, ........ ....v
during the greater part of the contest
the finishes were late In almost all of .
the classes. The Q division was the
onlv class that finished earlv. As only
... I
T utt.nt ntrtllnn'a '-lriln atnrfnrt 1
the regatta committee, made up of John
n. Hrophy. chairman : Dr. C. I.. Atkin
son nnd S. L. l'lnlay. stopped the boat
at the end of the first round.
Several of the boats of the handi
cap class found considerable trouble In
getting to the line In time to start with
their ro?.cettvp cllvlslon". Ah the re wan nrst by throo-fourths of .1 lap,
suit two or three of the craft were rVT'tl rnTor e Va' i
more than ten minutes late. The llght'wa!) i4;os (.3 nd 14::i. 1
wind nnd the strong tide also were re-I The scratch man. Hans Ohrt of Call-1
sponsible for J. II. Wright's Anna foul-
log the Sea Oate mark. In the excite- I
ment of the foul one of the crew of 1
. . i i n inloi,i..n,i. a.i.i . I,,.....!
the water for more than five mlnu.es
before he was picked up by nnother :.' ' race n 1 " 1 6 Henr"
craft. Another member of the crew was Werner of Newark, SO 'yards! "was sec -
. .... .. ,, . ,,,, 1 ,h !,. Vi,i,in ihir.
set adrift on the mark boat and also Oniv?two rld"r. brake frni the h.r
had to be picked up by a passing craft. ' i .1.. .,f I.Vi. .m...- . 1 1.
The drifting of the mark made It Im-
nnsslble for manv of the boats to round
11 n,npi Hni-ini. ihe lint rniinH How.
ever, they rounded at about where thr
mark should hax'e been, and this was
satisfactory to the regatta committee.
The mark was in place by the time tho
yachts arrived during the second round.
Anna, of course, was disqualified, as was
also Waukan II., the latter boat for
using a kicker after the preparatory
signal for her class had been fired.
On both actual and corrected time 1
the second division of the handicap class I
was taken by M and F, Milled by Camp '
and Marshant, her owners. The third
division of the same class was stopped
at the end of the first round, the win- ,
ner being Sunbeam on both actual and
corrected time. Mouse was the first of
the !raesend Hay knockabouts home
and In the Star class the winner was
It. H. Klnlay'K Meteor. The wind was Time, 2:l! 2-."., fourth heat won by lioui
llght and from the south-southwest. HI- '' r':'rS, f'fon''- .''''? Tln".
vision A sailed Course No. 9. H sailed I h-Wri,. 7 iTkr- ' MrNama"'
Course No, A and Divisions C and I) j i'wu Mile 'open' Amateur Won by Hans
sailed Course No. I. The nummary: (ohrt, A. K. Ituse. iiuffalo. second. Henry
HLOOPS CLASS Q- STAUT.
COl'llSK, MILKS.
3'00 .
Klapsed
Time
II M
finish
V.irhi and Owner. 11. M. S.
Virginia, J. Stuart Hlark-
ion 4 23 10 1 25 10
HKC(1NI IHVISION HANHICAP CLASS
START. 3:05 COt'ltSK, 7.9C MILKS.
M. & f.. C M. Camp ... r. 17 10 2 12 10
Oriole H. II. Itillnmoll . 5 35 15 2 30 41
May. W. Anderson 5 II 31 2 3t, 31
Li Ciiluna, H. Ilron'inder.5 43 3s 2 3S 3
Mlstrel. S II Axtell .1 (4 37 2 39 67
,-terllllg. K, O TlmilMs. 5 4 4 2 43 (Hi
Corrected times M ti f, I . o 1 1 4 . ster
ling. 2-11:01: o-lole. 2:15:11: .Mlstrel,
2-30.21, May. 2:30 52; La Ciihina. 2:57-57.
THlltP DIVISION HANDICAP CLASH
STAUT. 310 CoritSK, 7 9ii MILKS.
Sunbeam. J. II Wright.. 1 37 03 I 27 15
Hug II.. 1' lloi'lnshead 5 12 50 ; 02 50
nna, .1 II Wright lilsiiiialllled
Waukan II. C K MUhliel DIsuualMed.
Corrected times on Sunbeam,
1(25:30.
and Hug II . 1 50 33.
ICNOOKAHOl'T CLASS STA11T,
.coriisi:. 7 3 MILKS.
Mouse. It. S Supper 2P. 42
Skylark. P. W llurnhim .3 40 37
Slow Poke, f L. Durland 5 36 31
3:15
! It 42
i 20 37
: 31 3i
STAR CLASS ST WIT. 3:20 COfltSK. 7.3
MILKS
Meteor, n. II. flnlay. ...5 21 35
Maalxe, (1. I. Heslon S 2 40
Argus. C. S. Hilly 5 25 19
Aria. f. SwelsBUth 5 33 32
Shadow, W. I. Inslee 3 10 14
ma, ,t
- o -1
?5 10
-
l." 32
20 II
ford schoners sail well In .1 sle.iriv wind
and Mr. Cumnock showed that he h id
not forgotten his skill of years ago.
:
A bill Is to be Introduced In Congress
: n xt season whlo'i If paswd will require
1 that all motoiboats be licensed and carry-
a number Just as automobiles do.
I'lve of the O'.ID class of mntorboats
have been delivered to their owners, hut
the talked of racing has nut begun yet. i
I'l'hess boats are fast for their size and'
power and should furnish i-ome tine rac-
ins.
Hutler Whltlns Is In commission again
and he sailed last week on the 30
footer Silhouette, which llr'.shed eecond
In the New Yu.!i Yacht Cltib resnHa.
The 3D footers nre now more than
ten years old and are Just as good
ns when they tlrst came out In the
spring of 19(i,i and the racing Is Just
as keen.
Several large sehoonerd nrn an
chored off City Island nearly ready for
eonimlHHlnii nnd several largo steamers
are almost ready to hoist their pennants.
Halidi N. Mills has started off well i
with his no footer ImkiiioIh, This yacht
1 on the i-liamplnnshlp two years ago
I nnd w:ih not III cimimlsslou last year,
yr, .:i wt,n the New Yolk Yacht
i-lnl, r,.,. if, thennr-l, tflif,,i 1,.111,,..
,nd turned defeat Into victory oM the
wlndwanl leg of the course.
Tirob.'lllll there will be 11 floss nf nnn
design in footers next season, Several
. . .. I. . .. . . .. - ,..11,1.... .1.1 ,
3 .ll-llieiiien in i itiiPilllH lllllllia Ulcr llllll
I P I, I ., b Ihl. ol.mil 11, hul ul.. . V,.,lia
j think this aboul tiie beat site to build, j
OHRT FIRST AGAIN IN
VELODROME RACES
Sun Franeiseo Amateur Wins
One and Two Mile Slieens
head Kvents.
noi'LLKT LEADS THE PROSlS&'Wrii?;
Non-wlnnlng nmateurs had their In
ning In the 'opening event of the pro
gramme at one mile. Thc result was
narry c.Uber, who finished first nnd
i .i.
iw..j rennert ie?v. renoatrrt this oer.
formance , tne flnR, hfat. B. , Mul. '
n ,h(J M,com, heat flnl.h1,, ,
, h, , T))e , ,
o -o a.r. ;
. . . m
ilnrp.ln'n Cftrmnn Af .Tnmnlpa showed
....V".?" "r"
.lis nans hp, ,i.,ce louower ny rming
rings around (leorge Seres of Frnnce
l f A
he '
cne
and Jimmy Moran of Chelsea In
professional paced race In ten mil
heats. He took the event In straight
heats, a third nt five miles being un
necessary. In the first heat he led Seres
home by a lap with Moran eight laps
In the ruck and In the second heat he
fani a. and I;w markers figured con-
fornla, and Pnv markers figured con-
"ft,""" ' hn "Ant
nn: ,'iek marker .ii.filim.,1. Vi th HnMl
1 '' full length. Ohrt came within 3-r.
, oi a fcroim u ;np worm rrrDrn in
i shecpsheid Hay Velodrome last
! nlchl. Hanji (lh'rt s-.'nred hi. third v'lc.
tors" .within two weeks when he annexe.!
lot- p-riii, u, nufpui a lull iroKin ironi
AI Krushel of Huffnlo In 4 :2" 2-5, Pass.
Ing the mile mark liuls Illhban of
Neark elected to steal a ninrch on Ihe
pack and began a terrific t-prlut. Ohrt,
I.. . . V. 1 ... .. 1 1 I 1. 1 ...
- onVe In from waT mr. leader!
The summaries:
One Mile Amateur Won t.v N N John
son. Century Itod Club Association, Henry
tlUher, New Viirk. second. K. H Mullln,
C'enlnrv rion.1. thtr.l. Time. ?... 3.X
One Mile Amateur, Handicap Won by 1 1
nans unri. tan rrunciaco. scraicn. nenrv
. Werner, Newark, 50 yards, second, Jerr
Nunzlaia. Kmplre Oily Wheelmen, SO
ards, third, Time, 1.3 1-5.
Allernance Ilace, Professional, One Mile
Heals first heat son hy Alfred iloullet,
, Australia, neglnalil McX-.imara, Australia
second, OiK'ar He, wltierland, third
I Time. 2:30 1-5. eond heat won hy .Me
Namara. riark. Newark, second. Kkk,
t third. Time. 2:43 2-5. Third heat won bl
. doullei. McNnmara, second: Clark third
nernrr. .ewarK. inir.i lime, ;i
rofesslonal Motor face.1 Ilace. Ten Mile
Heats--first heat won by Clarence Car,
men, Jamaica, paced hy Moren, (leorge
Sp-res. france, pared by Nuzo. secon.i,
.lames f. Moran. Chelsea, Maes, paced b
Hunter, third Time, 14:0 .5, Second
heat won b Carmen; Seres, second, Moran.
third. Time, il.21.
YACHTS CHANGE HANDS.
The following transfers of yachts are I
n ported through the Holllan Hurgrsa
aeht Agency:
1 ne 11, root sieam yacni itonemian,
sold for frnest Henrtrle of lloston to W
L. Halo of Hast Hartford, for use as a ,
passennp'r and ecurson sieatner
1 Tiie o root motor y.irnt I'ainia. sold ror
I Dr W Alvan Hitchcock. Jr, of Huston
to Cipt W Cl Ilutman of llockland, Me
for Use as .1 passenger and frelnht esse be
tween llockliind and Matlnlou- lsluml, Me
Tho 10 foot walerllne schooner Carolyn,
sold for Walter 11 Howes of New York to
Charles J Wler and lllanchard II Wrat'
of Lowell. Mass 1
The 41 foot motor arht Trst. sold for
c, l, man Snow of Huston to (7eorge
Leonird of New York
The 32 foot motor yacht fulton, sold
for Arthur II Sharp of Taunton, Mass , to
(leorge H. f Carroll of Dorrhesier Mass
The 25 foot motor boat Mohican, sold
I i"1 .'I - ran i. 1111 iiuriisuii hi ijiiphuii 111 .
ll. i.,n,i -........i.i.. rtp v-.. .. p.. I
The SO fool raclnit sloop Pontile, sold I
pap trn:n.u II,,,.... ... U-.1l.. 11 11.... r
New York
The 60 foot water line auxiliary schooner
Vdsrani, chartered for ilarion H Hill of
I Ronton to Dr. Charles 11 frailer of Phila
delphia, for i:se at liar Harbor.
, The 40 foot molcir aclu ollye, chartered
for frank A Tuki y of Medford. Mass. to
llenr U llndlcoti of Dedham, Mass., for
use on Huzzarris Hay
1 At Cllendale.
II. II B
! Kts si Antony. 0 0 ft 0 n 0 0 22 9 2
farmers 1 1 1 0 3 1 0 0 x 7 1)
Hatterles Carey and Zachman. Stehlln
and Logan
, II Hit SI : 1 AN I) ( A H It I A (i r.
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at Iweh e n'rlnck
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I
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DEFENDERS PREPARE
FOR FIRST OF RACES
llesolntc nnd Vnnltlo Will He
new Klvnlry on Snnml
Xoxt Snturdny.
ST A TIT OFF GLEN COVE
The Resolute and Vanltle will sail
their first race of the season In n con
test arranged by the New Yorlt Yacht
Club next Saturday afternoon. The
start probably will bo made off Ol'ii
Cove nnd the first signal will be made
at noon. The Hesolute Ih still In the
neighborhood of Newport and llrlstol i KO 'n,en several of the .lk.nalca Hay
and has been tlmrmixmy tuned up yachts are going to raco on (Iravesend
Some of her last year's sails have 'iy on Saturday afternoons. Next Sat
. . . , . . . , 1 urday h event will be the first regatta
been recut nnd she Is In fine shape tr I Reason f tM0 uPnsolllulrsl Vlleht
meet the Vanltle, which will be handled club. It will be the fifth event to count
well this season. On board the Heso- 1 for the championships. The start will
lute will be Itobert W. Kmrnons 2.1. ' '""J" "I""'"1' 1't'lork tn', "tt
, , . , the Atlantic Yacht Club house. Thers
the manager of the yacht: Charlei j wllt j,,, ,.lir,1(J ,, oravesend Hay on
Krnncls Adams, her skipper; (leorg? ( July .".
Mchols, George A, ( ormack anil John
I'nrklnson. She hns a professional
crew of about twenty-llvo men and
nearly all these are new men, as sev
eral of last year's snllorN went with
Capt. Christiansen to the Vanltle. The
tender for the Hesolutc Is K. Walter
Clark's schooner Jrojlta. Mr. Clark Is incllornce Jllnt bcf0re Decoration Day.
now a member of the Hesolutc syndl- ,,, , e, fomi(1 iSn( now ln thc
cniT,' ... . , . .... , , .'hands of her owner. William Hayward.
The anltle has been at City Island , ,,..(,, esterday In the race of the
for some days, having u new bo sprit k Ah,Me 0lub to Hlock Island.
day. She Is .n One shape for racing,
better than last .year. Capt. Chris.
Hansen hns the yacht In the best pop.
slble condition and with former Com-
I modore Cornelius Vanderbilt, , Hut-
should make a much better showing
""""' .
rj ""ne-oluti and- Vmil'lul 1
., w nt tll0 i,arrhmont
Yacht club on July U and that vei'h ',
the two yachts will sail four times, on
Inlv ? u-llh the loHInn Itnrhnp Ynrlit
.I1" i Willi UIP llllllllll llHrii'ir l.uill
cii.h- o i, wm the sv.iwaohakal
. ' . ., ' .. ,. .. , I
llllllllll! II I (1 VIII I II II IIIHI !ll llil I1
wltb the New York Yacht Club off
Olcn Cove.
The annual regatta of the American
Yacht Club will be snllcd next Satur
day and the start will be made at 2
o'clock from a line off the Scotch Cms
near Milton Hnlnt. where the clubhouse
stands. There will bo races for all
Classes anil inn course will oe me usual
trlnngular one, but the direction of
sailing will depend on the wind. The
(Ifttou llilpllnu on.1 ,,11 llin ..(-,, Li.
"., ,,, nml ,1P ,f0!)1 '
Uk " 1,1 thl!
! v'tt. Saturday will be the first of the
holidays and there Is sun
to be a
, nl thestnrtlng
line.
1 T1"'r,, wl" l, "s"nl WP,k,' rnce
' 9 ,, !J'ant.hakn Corinthian an I
Hay S de Yacht clubs. The Nutit and 15
i wl11 rlir" llt V 0,e
1 Hlrds and other club classes at Hay Side.
At ,n H,iy f!'1' club ,," featur' w111 bsitlon before starling, The rules of the
n" ,lr" race for the July up. The American Power Hoat Association will
second rnce for this trophy will be
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Coupes, sedn.i, I ani'aiilctti-s. Lleioiislnca,
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Prices 1 s to 1 ! Value
uj ta'r 1 nji M,li' m 1 -v '
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Tires By the Carload Cheap
I.AI'(,I.St iHSOl I Ml S I ill l. il iui,h,
At 33:: to 65'. Discount
Used Tires $3, $5 J6, $7, $9, $10
Sundries at Biggest Discount
In New S ork' To i h' c .1 i,,,,. s
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CADILLAC
llll I SeilMii In tip rfeel eon. 1
union Jiano lie unatei-
H77 H'vva) circle Uii,
sailed on July 5, and on that day there
will be a ipeclnl race for the Hay Side
liiamplnnslilp and a bang and go back
raco fur motor boatn.
The I.archmont Yacht Club will hold
ll annual regatta on Monday, July 6,
nnd the Resolute nnd Vanltle on that
day will be sent nway on their long
course of about thirty miles two hours
before the rest of the tleet gathers at the
starting line. In this regatta, whlcn
It: always 0110 of the largest of the sea
son, there will be races for nil classes,
regular, special and one design, and It
In probable that there will be several
of the smaller schooners on hand to
start should the wind be nt all fresh.
Schooners llko plenty of wind nnd
often are kept out of regattas at this
end of the Sound because the wind Is
too late to make the sport Interesting,
On the lower bay yachting Is pick
ing up well. The addition of three
cluliH to the association has brought out
several yachts for the handicap classes,
and since the handle. r liavo been an
nounced John It. Ilrophy has had sev
eral application for membership, and
(Via. Mn i'IM wmw tnndllv nil f)ii Soil
STOLEN YACHT IS RECOVERED.
Wlllliini llnivnrd (irl. Ilnek Ills
II mi I, Which Itlsnpiienrril Iteoelitlj.
The thirty-one rater Wlanno, which
it i Minimi r.nm th,i ll.trlrni Yni'ht Club
,h ,..,.. m,lnrinB. nd alled awav
and the report of the theft was sent to
'all ports on thc Atlantic coast. About
ten days ago Mr. Hayward was notified
(hit a yacht looking mm h like the
i Wlanno had been seen In Clullford har
lior. Oullford Is near New Haven and
Mr. Hayward went there at once and
. found his boat anchored In a deserted
I p.. . i.n..,,i.,i -i,.
verl" and found that nothing had been
'""turhed cm board hut the topsldes had
dv' looked -Is lf'he',r?alntRhrd
Paint. Ihe looked as If the paint had
neen Happen on Willi a oroom.
' ....
Mr. Hayward did not try to find the
idrntes. lie hii.I his erew L-nt un Anchor I
t-. -- i- -- ' -
nnd sailed Hack to l Ity Island. There
i ,i.& ...,i. ...u i.......i ,.rt . u
the gray paint was burred off and the
yacht Is splc and span again.
RACE TO START AT SUNSET.
! PoiiBliUrrpsIr to
i Mrllltl(l, ln iieKln
HrlKht srn tera
I. ale In Hay.
The long distance race from Tough
keepsle to Hrlghtwalers will be slarted
at 1 P M on Prlday July 30. nnd the
boats will finish early on Saturday. This
ra -e has been promoted by Thomaw
Plenilng Pay nnd Is for cruising motor
I boats between 10 and 10 feet In length,
the maximum speed of which does not
exceed fourteen statute miles an hour.
Tho ,,nl,s n"l!'t nrive Pennnnent cabins,
j not glas canyas or shelter cabins, and
must be fully equipped to berth and
! feci their crews. They must have com-
1 plete orubdng outfits and pis.s an luspec-
I govern and the time nllowance will be
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wepariurojervicern i neuvv iniamco.,
I 2-' W. li St. li'wuy), Tel. I5.I Columbui.
f!0 per cent, of the full allowance under
those rules. There are to be three
prizes valued at MOO. $50 and J2i".
The course will be from off the
IViughkeepsle Yacht Club, down the
Hudson Hlver to Norton's Point, Coney
Island, thence to Kocknway Shoal
outer buoy, which must he left on the
port hand, thence to the finish off Klre
Island Inlet, distance 125 miles.
W, II. Kinnk, (leorge C. Snford, T.
C. Collins and A. Travers form the com
mittee of the I'oughkeepsle Yacht Club
and will receive nil entries, and II, C.
Mackenzie, Harry M. Hrewster, C, F.
Ackerson nnd Thomas Fleming Hay form
the Hrlghtwalers Assocl itlon Committer,
After the finish of th race there will be
nn old fashioned clambake for the
yachtsmen and the Ilayshore Motor Hunt
Club will hold n bay race and water
carnlvnl. On Sunday the visitors will
be taken on a cruise around the (Ircat
South Hay.
ELF CAPTURES JUNE CUP.
Wllllnm II. I'otts's Knocl.'llliollt
Wlim It nee nn the sbron sbtiry.
Ilt'MSON, N, J., June 26. Hy winning
to-day's yacht race on thr South Shrews
bury River off the Itiimson Country
Club William H. I'otts's Klf c.ipturcd
the June cup. The nice was sailed over
the regular club course of eight miles
and eight one del,tii club knockabouts
started.
It was nip and tuck througoiit be
tween the Klf and Amoy Haskell's Mar
garet, which finished a close second.
Samuel Hiker's I'rr.nces was third,
Other starters were the yachts of C.
I. Ilalsey, llertram H. Hordon, Hugh
Camp, I, Sanderson nnd Nynril Domlnlck.
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MO (port eauklt ihooting for
1 pleaiure and health. It appeal
to both exe and all age.
Clay target (hooting i the school
(or ctsck (hot.
Call at the Nearest
Trapshooting Club
You will be heartily welcomed, and
every (hooter will be glad to loan
you a gun and (how you how to use it.
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about the local club,
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YACHTS AND
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STANIIAIUMZF.n I.I.CO MODELS
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3fl ft. I'.l.tll Kxprcss. SprM 2(1 miles,
.in ft, i:i.c cnilscr. I nsh deck
ll ft. Kl.C'C) Cruiser Private statcr'm
Several used Boats on hand, over
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Ihe Sensational Runabout
and the
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llutlt by
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A Vtw llaraalns In Second Hand lloats
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llrokers.
Plans, Sprcincatlons and Estimates Fur
nished for Construction. Alteration and
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The
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at the
HUDSON TF.KMINAI, CONCOlltSE
This Month
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CHIMIN, US West 17th St. HaMitine. N. .1
Ann mid Nai,i Orders,
WASHINdTiiN .tune 2(1. Nu army or
ders were Issued to-day:
These navy orders were Issued:
Lieut W II. Lee to ihe Hrtessnn.
Lieut W I. Calhoun fiout Inrpei tor of
ordnance llrlilireport. Conn., to the Co-
111 in t.l.i
Lieut A H. Cook from Ihe New York
to the Arkansas
Lieut. L. c. Firley from the New- Tork
to the Arkansas
Lieut .1. 11. Hoover from the North
Carolina to home for orders
Lieut. C L. Hand lo Atlantic reserve
fleet.
LnslKn H. C Wick from the Kentucky
to the Illinois.
Hnslgn II, .1. Shields from the Kearaama
to the Ata-hania
Hnslxn T II Winters from the Kcars.irt-e
to the Illinois.
MoieminitH of Naial Vessels,
I lia.sin.viiii.i, Jim, .'. i lie Kiiunoai
Dolphin and deslrnyer Nlihnlson hava ar
rived llt New I.iili.liDi . battleship MIchlK.lll
I in hi destroyer CuiumlnRs and iuk inikioii
I at Nowport, col'lei Pmifus at Lambert s
Point: collier Kanawha at San ! dro,
Kuiihot S.n rameiito at era Crur. destroyer
Maine ai .-sen i ora ) irn, repair snip ui.
fan at Philadelphia.
The battleship lamlslani his silled from
Hampton llnads for Newport, li ill loshlp
South Carolina Iri-u Dc'.iw ir, Hreakvvater
for New pun- ieslrn)el .letikllls from Nnt
foik fur trtil run. oilier Neptun f-otn
Norfolk for liu.-iiiiiiiriiiio, k inlinai pa hp ,ih
from Clenfoegis (,n Tu"i . . ir i
cruiser Chesti-i frun n,,t , .on,, ',ir a'.
nndrla, iru'ser Wnsi.inrfio ft- ,oi -e-,
Cruz for Cap Hhvi en imr Ivvan.i from
lloston for New poi e- r. f .ui
La Par fnt fiuavmas supp'i sli'p -'la- er
from La Pan fnr Tohiri Un lull e-hip
ArkJtiin from New Vork yard for New-OTt.
I
WEATHER FORECAST.
ia... 1.1. ..,.. t-.. ...... r..
j 11 H.illlllMIII I I t llll I miin lur
To-day nnd To-morrow.
For eastern New nrk, fnlr to. day nnd
lo morrow I llalil tarlulile wlniU.
For New Jerset, partly elmiity to-day
and to-morrow, llcli! nnrlherly wind.
Tor southern New EnKl.md. partly rloudy
tn-day and tn-nmrrnn; Unlit variable
wind". '
Tor western Ne York, fnlr tn-day; un.
1 sellled tii'tnorrnw, prolmldy pihowere; light
vurl.iMe wlndi.
NEW YORK. June 27. High prensur
prevnlled yeiderdiiy over all sections eajt
of the Mississippi Rer, and wns gen
erally low to the westward, crept o.er
the north Purine district.
1 here wns nn well deilne.l storm ii nil, al
though rnln fell at many scattered points,
II. was mostly ns local thunderstorms,
It was somewhat cooler In the lake
regions and In the pl.itenu Stales. Inn
elsewhere temperatare changes were gen.
I ernlly slight.
I In norlhern Wyoming nnd northern
! Nevada the temp e-ature wns only six tr.
elitht degrees above the freeilng point i
In the enrly morning.
In (his idly it thunderstorm occurred
i In the forenoon, followed by partly ilmidy:
' wanner, wind, light in fresh variable
laxernge humidity. M per cent., bnromeler,
I corrected tip rend in sen level, nt X A, M.,
311.02; 3 P. M . 30.02,
, The temperature In this rlly yestrdav.
as recorded by the nmcl.il thermometer. Ii
shown In Ihe mmxed table:
1915 lau i iou 14
BA.M OS SO fl P M . 7fV Ii'
13 M i.i' s.s u p M. .. iw n
3 P. SI.. . T.T IH',1 2 Mid fd' 6
HUhest tetnperatiirr, TS, at 12 So P. M.
Lowctt teniprrntu.-e, (12, nt S,. M
' EUROPEAN MAILS.
The Italian steamship Sin (Jloritlo aall
Inc Monday for Naples, win carry maU,
clo.lnir jt 0:30 A M. for Itily. Hulcarla.
Serbia, Itiimanlii, SulKerland and ilreere;
Hl.n for other countries mcept (Icrmany.
Austria, Hungary, I.iuemhuri! and Turkey
If specially addressed for despatch by
this steamer
The steamship Hadacrl, salllntr Monday
for Monrovia, villi (arry mull, iIosIiik at
1 I' .M . f ir Liberia
...The Whit; .star liner Adriatic, salllnn
Uediie.dav for Liverpool, will earry mall,
rloslne at -.tn A. , . for all Hurope it
eept clermany. Austria. Hunnary, Luxem
hiiric, Turkey. Netherlands, Norwar,
Sweden Denmark and Itnssla. The Adrl
atle will also take mall for Africa. West
Asia and the Hist Indies
The Scandinavian-American I.ln steamer
Frederbk Vlll, siiiinir Wednesday for
Chrlstlansind and Christiana, will carry
mill i-leslliB .it 10 A M.. for Norway,
Swe.len. Denmark. Itu.sla. (Icrmany, Aus.
irli lliuicsry, l.uv-mloirir nnd Turkevj
also for other inunlrles If specially ads
dressed for desputi-Ji by this steamer.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATUHi: ALMANAC.
ami rwl M
Sunrises, 4.27Sun sets. 7Jti.Mooa rlsea.A:
IIIOII WAThlt THIS DAY
AW' SMI AM
.Sandylt'k. 7ulSir;ov.Island.'iiilHellfiate....ll:Spl
low wati:h this dav.
AM 1 AMI AM
SandyH'k. l:37IOov.Island.2.o;iHell Oate.. .3.41
ArrlTed-SATl'ltn.W. June 2.
ps Ktiri. l-JI , M , Plymouth, .Tune in.
S- Ardirarrnch. : A. .M I.nndon. Jun" 1".
Ss Mm (iuwllelinn, 1 :i:. I M, Nles,
June o,
! Tikaia Mam, 2 .V. P M . London. June u.
Ss Mlssourlan, 12:17. P M.. st, Naxalre.
June i:.,
Dayton. i'W A M . June II
Ss Commodore Rollins, .' , M , Tanamo.
June 21
Ss Petty. Barbados. May 31
Ss Concho, c.nhestnii. June l
Ss Jefferson. Norfolk, June 2n
Se Manna Hat J. Baltimore. June 21.
Ss Mohawk. Jacksorvllle. June 23
SsClty of Columbus, Savannah, June II.
ARIUVKD FROM NEW YOIIK
Fa Nleun Amsterdam, at Rotterdam
S MI.KI) KOlf NEW VORK
Ss Espatne. from Hordeatu
S St Ixuls, Irom Luer.-iool
S t'niteil Stales, from Chnsilanand
Ss Advam-e, from Cristobal
Ss Morro Ca'tlc. from Priureso
Ss Santa Maria, from KmrMon
OUTGOING 8TEAMSHIPS.
Sail To morrow-
Malls
esei
Sail.
12 no M
3 il P M
3 Po P M
12 00 M
12 00 M
12 00 M
J 1X1 P u
Close.
D 30 A M
San Olorrlo, Naples
ratria .Marseilles
Melderskln. Bahia . ..12W.M
Edw llcrcc, Rio Janeiro 'a fs) A M
Tokoyo Mam, VlaJlvo.
Mok. ..
low i ti, San Francisco
JtfTereon, Norfolk
Sail Tuesday. June 20.
Ocean Prince. Monte-
Ideo. . 12 on M
Mohawk, Jacksonville
Cltv of Columbus, Sa-
annah .
Hamilton, Norfolk.
3 00PM
1 no P M
3 00PM
3 00PM
Sail Wednesday, June .'in.
Adriatic. Liverpool
a an A M 12 nn m
rreilerlk VIII, Christian
sand ..
Philadelphia. La ciuayra .
Cnrrlilo-.. Jamaica. .
Santa Iln-risa, Havana. ,
Mundall. Mntanzas
cnnius, New Orleans . .
t nncho, (ialvc-tnti.
Apache, .laclisonvllli
Princess Amu. Norfolk .
loon a 1
S 30 A M
Ii 30 A M
2 m p M
12 00 M
12 IM M
12 tl M
12 ll M
12 ll M
I ii P M
1 isi P f
:i io P m
INCOMING STEA.MSHIP3.
Due To-day.
Delaware London
Nascent Newport
Trondbjemsfjord Her ecu
Ilalilulii Arcatne . (illitiiliar .
.May M
.May Jl
.June i
liiiif ii
.lime 17
.Mine II
June H
.June 12
June II
.June 19
..lium 11
.June 1J
.June li
June in
.Juno It
.June m
June 10
June 20
June n
June 22
June 21
.June 23
June in
.Juno in
.June 11
.June I
.June 13
.June 23
.Juno 21
..June Ii
.June 2.1,
June -.'1
.June J.'
June 21
June 25
June '.11
June 2U
June l.'p
June I.S
June Is
June I)
June js.
June 21
Juno 2J
rtrdrrlrk Lltckl llliacll.c lltnbal
Sanllaco
c'leiifiii bus,.
Mitsinns
I.1111I orinnutle..
llr-itiiiensf lord.,
Phlladelphli, .,
Tonnwatnl 1 . . ,
FcyPtlina
Vi-eiidvk ,
llelcier
hlratlisprey
( atneronla
Marlteres
llolton Castle.,,,
Denis
uinurl
LI Mar
HI Cld
Millie .
1 1 III re ..
Chrlstlanla... .
I.IIITPOOI
l.licrpool
I'owcy
Hotti-rdim
tip-rnn
Ilatcelona
I Iverpom . . .
Huelia
Colon
Para
Nurvttas
cjalvcston... .
New Orleans.. .
Due To. morrow.
... . . laindun ... .
Liverpool
IW-riirn
Minnehaha...
S.ionta.
Krtsllanlatlord
Trniiio . .
Morcnl
Vacucr
CiUlana
Stxaola
Trnadorca
Carolina . ...
LlOrlcnte.. ..
Monius ..
i.nmtim
Tunis
San Juan
St. Thnnias. ...
Puerto Man Ion,
Havana...
San .lean .
Calveston .
. . . New Orleans.
.lackMinMile....
Due Tuesday. June Si)
, .. llotlerilatn
Havre
. . Arch a n net .
lila-cnw ...
Arapalioe
Ilntterdam .
Clilca no .
(Vi.rliM ....
Pascal
Tuitiwfll.
KenUcn Maru No
t"H of SI Louis
M.-dlna . .
Salilue
Liverpool.
I iitiilnn. ..
Salami, ih .
Ciahi-stoti..
Molilli'
Inc-oiiiliiir A i f Is .ly Wlrrlraa,
P lro.iuois San Doimnzo arrived at Monte
Cnm at 1' M Krul-iy
Ss Shi Juan Anlilla. was ill miles south
ot Scotland luhl at noon vesterday
Mlnrii Fi-ontrra was !' miles south of
Cap- llttler.is at noon
Ss Po'n-e s.m .lu'in. w-as ill miles souih
nf sent land bslil ,il noon
Moinuk. New Orleans, was 223 uVU-,
south o( Diamond fhoals it noon
s Sabine, Mobile-. i.ied Ami-man hoils
at 7 P M
Ss Vesta. Port Arthur, parsed Saul Key
at tinon
S Mehna (iiliestnn was jj:, miles south
ol Scotland li.lu at 1' M
.ss Kl mii'. lioi.u.l for N w York, erosse-i
Cialveslnn lur at J i P M
ss Minnesota'! Hn. ton. was ;. nilles souih
of Cane Cod al P M
s Clly of Columbus, savannah, was w,
miles north of Diamond shoaU at noon
ss Count. Port Arituii- was 1-4I miles south
of soil-nil li.-hi ai noon
s Kl Cld New Orltans was 20-1 nilles
Miiiih ot scotiatul luhi at nnon
Hin (iriinle Urn 11 w .Is, was .'To nillrs
,n,iiiwest of llianiiuiil siin-ils at 7 P M
,s. Kl O-ientc li ill estim was J3il miles
soul li vi t-st nl D,.iniimd shis at noon
1 s Carolina s (M ,hfm was .sj miles south
1 ol s. ntl mil li.-hi .11 v P M
ss. Cherokee (',. or 1 "1 11 w n. passed Krvlns
1 I'. 11 7 P M
! s Hin 1 .1.1 iiM'.ni'h ii a ' nilles smith
nl ,s, mi , : ! . '.1 at - P M
At Hidneiinoil.
II H K
-4 12 1
New London " n
I.lncoin illan.s 2 1
ninerlrt Smith
and U. Hanks.
a 0 11 a 0
a n 0 1 1
I I
1 -a .1 1
1 ftynka
and Utllf
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