Jaw. 31, 1886.] 



FOREST AND STREAM. 



B17 



Club or Fort. 



Mand M 



Maud S 



Mavis 



May 



Mayflower 



Mei histo 



Merlin 



Meteor, 



Migtiou 



Mignonette 



Mimic 



Minerva 



Minnie O 



Minnie D 



Mu'age 



Mii-i li 



Mischief 



Mif-'chief 



Bliscliief 



Mischief 



Mohican 



Moua . 



Monarch 



Montauk 



MTiriel 



Muriel 



Myrtle 



Myrtle 



Myrtle 



Mystery 



Mystic 



Mystic 



Myth 



Nahma 



Narrapansett 



Narriocti 



Ne/lie 



Nellie 



Nellie 



Nellie B 



Nellie E. Tracy.... 



Nellie Veda 



Nellie W 



Netitune 



Nettie Thorp ., 



Nettle . 



Nimbus 



Niobe 



Nomad 



Nona 



Nora 



Novice 



No. 240 



Nydia . . 



Oberon 



Ometa 



Oriole 



Osprey 



Osprty 



Owl..; 



P. J. Tomlin 



Parole 



Peerless 



Peerless 



Peri 



Peri 



Peri. 



Pert 



Pet 



Petrel 



Petrel 



Petrel 



Phallas 



Pinafore 



Pirate 



Posy 



Princess 



Priscilla 



Progress 



Prospect 



Puritan 



Psyche 



Queen Mab 



Quissett 



Racket 



Rambler 



Rambler 



Rambler 



Earus 



Reindeer 



Resiles? 



Ivicbmond 



Ripple 



Ripple 



Rival 



Romeyn 



Romp 



Rose 



Ro.setta A 



Roy 



Ruby 



Sadie 



E. R. Y. 



Kellv Island... 

 B. Y. 



Sav. Y. C 



Galveston 



Souttiem Y. C. 



Gan. Y. U 



Tor. Y. 



Bk. Y. 



Buf. Y. C 



Larcb. Y. 0... 

 Q. O. Y. . . . . 



Gan. Y. O 



Gan. Y. C 



B. Y. C 



Oor. Y. C 



N. Y. Y'. C 



Tor. Y. C 



G. H. Y. 



Osterville 



E. Y. O 



Marb. Y. C... 



S. B. Y.C 



N. Y. Y. C 



L Y^. O 



Osterville 



Wood's Holl... 



Mon. Beach 



Pawtuxet 



Bristol 



K. Y^ C 



Mattapoisett... 



B. Y. 



Q. C. Y. C 



Lake City 



K. Y.C 



Pac. Y. C 



Eall River 



New London... 



H. R. Y. 



Pt. Clear 



Mattapoisett... 



Wareham 



Harvard 



Far Y. C 



Q. Y.C 



S. B. Y". C 



D.Y.C 



A Y 

 Mich'. Y."c]^".'! 



D. Y^ C 



Bay St. Louis.. 



Am. Y. O 



S. B. Y. C 



Tol. Y. 



B. Q. Y'. C 



R. C. Y. O 



Tol Y. C 



Quebec Y. C . . . 



t;. A.Y. C 



H. R. Y. C 



W. V. Y. C... 



K. Y. C 



Tor. Y. C 



B. Y. O 



N.B. Y. C 



Chl.Y. C 



0. A. Y. C 



Q. Y. C 



B. Y. C 



Mich. Y. C 



0. A. Y. C 



J. C 



Osh. Y". C 



E. R. Y. C 



Q.Y. C 



Min. Y^ C 



N. Y. Y. C 



E. R, Y. C 



B. Y. C 



C. A. Y. C ... 

 B. Y. C ...... 



D. Y^ C 



Mattapoisett. . 



Yon. Y. C 



Yon. Y. 



Newark 



S. F 



Pasvtuxet 



Bridgeport . . . 



S. F 



Q.G.Y. C... 

 N. C. Y. C... 



Buf. Y. C 



Am. Y. C 



A. Y. C 



Fall River.... 



S. F 



K. Y. C 



Osterville 



Mob. Y. C.... 

 S. P 



J. H. Proctor 



T. P.Bond 



Payne 



Aiex. Brewster 



E. N. Dickerson, Jr 



B. H. Sliper 



W. Murray , 



Minerva L. & Y. Club 



L. M. Clark. 



J. R. Busk 



John Parkinson. 

 D. Belcher 



Henry D. Burnhara.. , 



Herman Parker 



J. J, Bligh 



J. A. Brooks 



E C. Nea.1 



Smalley , 



A. F. Crowell 



G. E. Phinney 



J. V. Brown 



W. H. Allen 



i.. Frothingham 



Thos Parsons 



Fen-y & Whitehead . 



Oscar Peterson 



C. W. VoUz 



•J. M. Donahue 



E. Haggerty 



J. Monaghan. 

 J. W. Thorp.. 



B. Jenny 



J R. Cbadwick 



H. C. Wintringham.. 



Wend'^11 



G. B. Dennie 



Wm. Cramp & Son. . 



James Galvin 



L, Mathias 



H Corbv 



W. Gooderham 



J. Thorn.. 

 Davis 



W. T. Bowers .... 

 J. F. Lalor 



Henry Parkman. . . 

 Sands 



J. Goodwin 



J. McFarlane 



Geo. H. Richards. 



A. J. McLeod 



H. Paul 



R. G. Hunt 



E. J. Pnelps 



) J. G. Bennett and Wm. I 

 1 P. Douglass. ) 



F. K. Schuesole 



H. S. Hovey, J. Mal.l 

 Forbes,"Wm. P.Weld, 

 Chas. J. Paine, Wm. 

 H. Forbes, John L- 

 Gardner, Aug. Hem- 

 enway. J. M. Sears, 

 P. L. Higginson, W. 

 Gray. Jr., and an un 

 L known. 



Tucker 



H. M. & P. S. Sears 



Burwell & Litchfield 



R. B. Heller 



N. P. Quick & J. Dickson 



J. Thorn 



A. F. Adams 



S. Baker. , 

 Prindle . . 



J. H. Hanighan 



J. A. Baker 



W. R. Vermilyea 



Thos. Wood 



Big. 



Sloop 



Cutter 

 Sloop 

 Sloop 

 J.&M 



Sloop 

 Sloop 

 J &M. 

 J.&M. 

 iSloop 



Ploop 

 Sloop 

 Cat 



Sc'hr. 



Cutter 



S:hr. 



Schr. 



Sloop 



Cat 



Cat 



Cat 



Sloop 



Sloop 



Str. 



Cat 



Cat 



Sloop 



Cat 



Schr. 



Cat 



Cat" 



Sloop 



Cat 



Cat 



Cat 



J.&M, 



Cat 



Sloop 



Cat 



Sloop 



Cat' 



J.&M, 



Str. 



Sloop 



Sloop 



Str. 



Schr. 



Sloop 



Cat" 



Cat ' 

 Sloop 



Cat " 



Sloop 



Sloop 



Sloop 



Cat 



Cat 



Sloop 



Sloop 



Cat ' 

 Cat 

 Cat 



Sloop 



Sloop 



Sloop 



Cat 

 Cat 



Cat 



Cat 



Sloop 



Sloop 



J.&M. 



Schr. 



Cat 



Sloop 



J.& M 



Sloop 



Sloop 



Str. 



Sloop 



Cat 



Cutter 



J.&M. 



Cat 



Sloop 



Pl'g'r 



W.L. 



No. of 

 Races 

 Sailed. 



1st 

 Prize. 





25-30 



1 



1 





17.08 



1 





.... 



27 00 



1 







25.06 



1 



"i 





80.00 



2 



1 







1 



1 







2 







8d C 



S 



'i 



"i 



21.10 



1 



1 



.... 



23.01 



1 







£7.04 



1 



i 





32.09 



2 



1 







2 



2 







1 



1 



.... 



i7"6o 



12 



H. B 





26-40 



1 



' 1 





61.00 



2 



3 





21 00 



4 



2 





16.10 



7 



2 



i 



27.08 



1 





1 



100.09 



5 



"i 





18.07 



3 







26.03 



5 





SBYC 



94.08 



3 



"i 





22 00 



5 







22^02 



1 



"i 





2o!oo 



3 





2 



28!68 



3 

 1 





1' 



23.01 



1 









1 



"i 





15-20 



1 ■ 



1 





23.07 



8 



1 







1 



1 







1 



1 





isiol 



1 



1 





56 09 



3 



2 





17.08 



1 





"i" 





1 



'i 







1 



1 







1 



1 





28! 06 



3 









2 





J 



25!60 



1 





1 



24.08 



5 



'k 



I 





3 





1 



36! 09 



5 



S BYC 





19 09 



]7 



3 



"2 



32.00 



1 





1 



3d 



1 



'i 





16.06 



4 



'2 





1 



'i 





152! 00 



4 



1 





25.00 



6 



8 BYC 





34 08 



6 



1 



.... 



63 0. a. 



1 



1 





63.06 



5 



2 





83.10 



7 





11 T. 



3 



i 







1 



1 







1 



1 





i7!io 



2 





30.00 



4 



'2 





3d C 



1 









3 





i 





2 





2 





1 



'i 





i6!69 



1 



1 





18 07 



7 



j 



18.03 



3 



'2 



1 



33.02 



6 



Mich. 1 







4 



1 





i9!08 



5 



2 



.... 





2 







20-25 



1 



'i 





21.01 



2 



J 



31.00 



2 





1 



85.00 



4 



1 





20-25 



1 



1 





23.00o.a 



1 



1 





80.00 



7 



6 





17.05 



2 







17.00 



8 



B.Y.'6.3 





31.00 



( 



D.Y.C. 





15. 



Q.Y.C. 









H X 06 





29 00 



5 



8 





28-30 



3 



1 



... 



24.11 



1 



1 





34.010 a 



2 



1 





1st C 



1 





20.06 



1 



1 





3d C 





J 



.... 



2d C 







23.11 





"i 





18.05 



3 



1 





35.06 



2 





i 



87.08 



6 



'i 





32.00 



4 



3 





16.07 



3 





3d C 



1 



'i 





21.05 



2 



2 



.... 





1 







22!00 



1 



'i 





4th C 



1 



1 





1 



4th 



Sasqua 



Sasaacus 



Fcamp 



Schemer 



Scud , 



Scud 



Sea Bird 



Sea Robin 



Serapliiue 



Shadow 



Shadow 



Sharpie 



Sibyl 



Siren 



Sophie 



Sophie K 



Speranza 



Spider 



Spray 



Spray 



Spray , 



Spray, .Jr 



Spray Bird 



Sprite 



Start . . 



Stella 



Stranger 



Stranraer 



Surf 



Surprise 



Surprise 



Susie S 



Susie V 



Sylvia ,.. 



T. M. Seeds 



T. Sparks 



Tahena , 



Tan lav y 



Tartar 



Teaser 



Thelga 



Thetis 



Theiis 



Thisbe 



Thistle 



Thos. Ledyai'd 



Thorn 



Thrasher 



Tidal Wave 



Topsy 



Torment 



Trio 



Turk 



Ullman 



Una 



Uncas 



Uncle Jake 



Undine 



Unique 



Unknown 



Unknown 



Utowana 



V. P. Dorp 



Vaddie 



Venitzia 



Vemm-e 



Vera 



Vera 



Verve 



Verve 



VespLr 



Vici 



VUlage Belle 



Viola 



Viola 



Violet 



Violet 



Violet 



Vivian 



Vixen 



Vixen 



Vixen 



W. Graham 



W. J. Partridge. .. 



Wabasso 



Wacondah 



Wasp 



Wave 



Wayward 



Wenona 



Whimbrel 



Whisper 



Whistlewing 



White Cloud 



Whitewlng 



Wideawake 



Wild DucJf 



Wildfire 



Wilkin 



Willie 



WilUe 



Witch 



Wizard 



Wrath 



Wraith 



Zantho 



Zara 



Zelda 



Zetta 



Zoe 



Club or Port. 



Har. Y. C 



C. A. Y. O 



D. Y. 



Larch. Y. C. . . . 



B. Y. 



Tol. Y. C 



J. C 



BIc. Y. C 



S. B. Y. O 



B. Y. C 



Newark Y. C. . 



Bur. Y. C 



Mob. Y. C 



S. B. Y. C 



K'. Y. C 



Porcbester 



N. Y. Y. C . . . . 



b. Y. C 



Q. Y. C 



W, L. Y. C 



Falmouth 



Yon. Y''. C 



G. H.Y. 



B. H. Y C 



South. Y. C. . . . 



Tol. Y. C 



N. H. Y. C 



H. Y. C 



S. Y. C 



B. Y''. C 



Fall River 



New Y'"ork 



Har. Y.C 



Osh. Y. C 



Penn Y, C 



South Y. C... 



Pall River 



B. S. Y. 



D. Y.C 



Oceanic Y. C. . 

 D. Y. C 



Bur. Bay 



S. F 



D. Y. 



N. H. Y. C 



South. Y. C 



K. Y. C 



H.Y C 



Tol. Y. C 



J. C. 



Am. Y. C, N.Y. 



N. n. Y. C 



Buf. Y. C 



Pt. Clear 



Fall River 



Sav. Y. C 



Yon. Y. C.... - 



Bn. Y. C 



Marb. Y. 



S. B. Y. C....... 



Swansea 



Am. Y. C 



South. Y.C 



K. Y. C. 



Q. U. Y. C... . 



> orchester 



B. Y. C 



Tor. Y. C 



R. C. Y. C 



Chi. Y. C 



W. L. Y'. 



Am. Y. C, N.Y. 



Porchesttr 



South. Y. C 



L. Y. C 



Mon. Y. C 



S. B. Y. C 



Penn Y. C 



Osterville 



1;. s. y. o 



N.H. Y. C 



N. C. Y. C... 



Penn. Y. C 



Mich. Y C, 



J. 0. Y. C 



K, Y. C 



Chi. Y. C 



Quin. Y. C 



is. H.Y. C 



IS. Y. Y. C 



K. Y. C. 



Lake Geneva. . . 

 Burlington Bay. 



Am. Y. C, N.Y. 



Galveston 



B. Y. C 



N. H. Y^ C 



Q Y^ C 



Cooper's Point. 



P. Y. C 



K. Y. C 



B. Y. C 



C. P. M. F 



Osterville 



B. Y. C 



Marb. Y. C 



Providence 



G. Y. C 



J.C 



Southern Y. C. 



Big. 



H. Andrus 



B. Qriffln 



Howard Gray 



A. Monroe ..' 



N. H. Emmons. 



C. L. Joy 



H. G. Walter... 

 C. A. Boi'den. . . 

 John Bryant ... 

 Bush & Frazer. 



J. B. Dorian 



W. C. Dillingham . 



Cutt'.r 



Sloop 



Cat 



Sic op 



Cat 



ylcrop 



Sloop 



Sloop 



Cat 



Sloop 



Cat 



Cat ' 



Sloop 

 J.& M 



Sc'lir. 



Cat 



Cat 



Cat 



Cat 



Cat 



Cat 



T.'tf. 



Sloop 



Sloop 



Sloop 



Cutter 



Cat 



j!& 'm. 



Cat 



T.'ii. 



T. U. 

 Sloop 



F. L. Dunne Cat 



J. A. Relyea Cat 



A. P. Thayer Cutter 



H. W. Col lender.. . 

 Walter Ablrott 



F. M. Faxon 



G. Putnam 



J. Fredholf 



John Dickson 



C. H. Harris 



J. N. McAuley 



G. C. Browne . 



Zerega & Rathborne. 

 Jas. M. Cod man 



Ira Smith. 

 S. Vail... 



C. S. WilUiams. 



S. A. Freeman . 



Jas. Graham 



G. G. Garraway 



W. Farlow 



E. W. McKay 



W. L. Chfuey 



T. P. Frank 



Albert Hibbert . 

 H. C. Claghom. 



Benj. Dean 



G. A. Stewart ..... 

 Orcutt & Gardner. . 



K. Young , 



W. E. Connor 



W.'A.'Bra'd'y! !!!!!!! 

 Arthur Colbiu-n 



Everett Paine 



R. Cochrane 



E. W. Sayres 



R. M. Benner 



Perkins & Bowen 



E. C. Smith 



G. N. Roberts.... 



H. J.McKee 



W. B. Gregory.. , . 

 Allan Seaman 



W. J, Partridge. . . . 



Meyer & Dosclier, . 



J. Prindeville 



W.H.Wiley 



C. B. Warner 



W. K. Bloodgood. 



N. K. Fairbanks... 



N. Rodigrass 



Babcock 



P. Tudor, Jr 



Alex. Lutz 



H. A. Keith 



Atwood 



K. ScheliiDg 



B. B. Crowniubhield , 

 J. Bertiam 



Parker 



J. Gladhills 



H. Asten 



Fowle & W^arren . . 

 W. A. Goodwin 



Sloop 



Cat 



Sloop 

 T. U. 



J.& M, 

 Cat 



Sloop 



Sloop 



Cat 



Sloop 



Cata. 



Cat 



Sloop 



(at 



Sloop 



Cat 



Str, 



T. U. 



Cat 



Sloop 



Cat " 



Glitter 

 Cutter 

 Sloop 



Schr. 

 Sloop 



Sloop 



T uT 



Cat 



Sloop 



Sloop 



T. U. 



Sloop 



Sloop 



Sloop 



Sloop 



t at 



Sloop 



Sloop 



fcloop 



W.L. 



.33,00 

 16.08 



3fi!04 

 ^0 . 00 

 3'-.. 01 



23 10 

 18.10 

 33.10 

 20. Oi 

 26.00 



14- 10 

 41.10 

 u. 18 



87! 00 

 20.00 

 17 07 

 14.03 



15- 20 

 18.07 

 14.06 

 3d C 

 2d C 

 81.02 

 26 07 



35! 60 

 24.00 



£7! 03 

 20,04o.a 



Sloop 



Cat 



Sloop 



Cat 



T. U. 



Sloop 



Cat 



Cutter 



Cat 



Cat 



Cat 



Sloop 



Cat 



Sloop 

 Schi-. 



19.01 

 18.01 

 21.03 



3d G 

 20.05 



58.03 



24! 06 

 20.08 

 17.08 

 18.00 



19.03 

 4th C 

 48. l6 

 19 10 

 23.01 

 17.08 

 121.00 

 4th C 

 15 06 

 54.03 

 1st C 

 19.03 



42! 60 

 43.06 

 18.10 



3d C 



26! 03 



20.03 



27! il 

 19 05 

 15.00 

 34.00 

 30-33 

 33 00 

 64.00 



3K64 

 4J.0O 



SO 00 

 15.01 

 39.07 

 17.03 

 15.00 

 38.02 

 18. L3 

 22 00 

 13.06 

 15.05 

 18.02 

 20.01 

 16 00 



18 09 

 81.00 



1 

 1 



3 

 4 

 1 

 2 

 3 

 1 



'2 

 1 



Bur. 

 1 

 4 

 1 

 1 

 1 



B.Y.C 3 

 1 

 1 



'i 



1 

 1 



'i 



7 



BBP'n.'^ 

 1 

 1 

 1 



D.3 

 1 



H. 2 



2 

 1 

 1 

 1 



'i 

 1 

 1 

 1 



■ 1 



1 

 1 

 1 



i 



S. B. 



1 

 1 

 1 

 1 



i 

 1 



i 



4th4th 



SBYol 



3 

 1 



Micli. 

 1 

 3 

 1 



'i 

 1 

 1 

 1 



Bur. 

 Bay. 



1 



'i 



Q Y.C3 

 2 



2 

 1 



M.Y.CS 



YACHTING NOTES.— The schooner Noma has been through a gale 

 oft the Floi-ida coast, in which she lost her bowsprit, head gear, and 

 it is reported two of her crew. She put in to Nassau, and then to 

 Pensacola for repairs. As tne Noi-na is not a cutter, no special men- 

 tion of her disaster has appeared in the daily papers ...The Great 

 Head Y. 0. gave its first annual ball at Winthrop last week, a very 



successful affair Mr. Starbuck has sold his steam yacht Tillie to 



Ml'. C. H. Osgood, of Norwich, Conn . ..Es-Com. Chase has* sold his 

 schooner Clio to Mr. S. L. Blood, N. Y. and Atlantic Y. C. .. .Mr. 

 Brook's schooner Montauk sailed on Jan. 13 for Nassau. The Nooya 



is nearly ready for a trip in the gsame direction Mr. Morris's steam 



yacht Cora has left Norfolk for Florida Mr. Stewart has sold his 



schooner iNokomis to Mr. Royal Phelps Carroll Romeyn, Mr. W. 



R. Vermilye, has been sold to Mr. Wetmore, and her former owner 

 has purxjhased the sloop Ariadne, built last year for Mr. Thomas 



Howe Nirvana, schooner, is now cruising in the South, and Car- 



melita is also off for the West Indies ... Knickerbocker Y^ C— The 

 sloop Siren will have an iron keel of 1500 pounds. The sloop Mel- 

 vina will be ^changed to a keel boat this winter. The Hornet will give 

 up her big jib for two head sails. The Whim nas had anew cabin 

 built on her.... Club meetings.— New York Y. C, Feb. 4, election and 

 general business. Atlantic Y'". C, March 8, election. 



YACHT BUILDING AT GLOUCESTER.— Messrs. Higgins & Qifford 

 are now building a centerboard .yacht to be cutter rigged, with cock- 

 pit, ooft. long, 12f c. beam, 4tt. deep, from same model as the yacht 

 Marshal Tarr, also one keel yacht, cutter rigged, with 1,200 pounds 

 iron on keel, 36J^ft long, 12J^ft beam, 5ft. deep. Besides these they 

 have a centerboard sloop with a large cabin and standing room, 25ft. 

 over all, 10ft. beam, 3ft. deep, counter stern ; and a centerboard sloop 

 with low bouse, very light draft, expressly for speed, 25ft. long, 9}^f t. 

 beam, 8ft. deep, with large spread of canvas and very large center- 

 board; and a keel yacht 20ft. long, 9ft. wide, 2ft. deep; this boat is 

 very flat, with long floor and has a keel 2i^ft. deep with lead baUast 

 in keel. They also have a contract for a steam launch 38ft. long, 8ft. 

 beam, 2i^tt. deep, S2in. draft. Extensive alterations are in progress 

 on the yacht Louetie, Com. L. M. Haskins, of the Sandy Bay Y. C. 

 Petrel, Capi. H. H. Paul, of the same club, will have an addition of a 

 house and round stern, and her rig will be changed from cat to a 

 sloop. The Kittiwake, Capt. Chas. Cunningham, same club, is having 

 a round stern and other improvements. The Evelyn is having a deep 

 keel and general looking after sailing qualities. The Edith will also 

 be overhauled and put in good order. 



A PAINFUL SITUATION. -The report uiduslriously circulated 

 by several dailies, to the effect that Irex had challenged for the > up, 

 has not only been proved to be without foundation, but it is denied 

 by the English papers that her owner had any idea of challenging. 

 The good work goes on, however, and each week some astounding 

 novelties go the regular rounds. Last week's record iucluded an an- 

 nouncement of the approaching dissolution of the American Y. C, 

 since denied and also the following expi.anation of the trouble in 

 the Seawautaka C. Y. C, the utterance of the ubiquitous "prominent 

 member" in the Commercial Advertiser: '-The Herald says that the 

 trouble arose from a quarrel between cutter men and sloop men. 

 This is all wrong and is in no sense an element of the trouble. Mr. 

 Stewart himself owns a centerboard schooner. A special bone of 

 contention in the club is the admission of a lot of canoes. These fly 

 the club colors and are entitled to a salute from any schooner in the 

 club. There is a very strong feeling against the admiss'oii of ihese 

 small boats." As Mr. Stewart is the owner of one of the largest 

 schooners and also of one of the smallest of the three or four canoes 

 in the club, this makes it all clear. Imagine the feelings of a yachts- 

 man, who, on board of his imposing schooner, is obliged to lower 

 himself by dipping his colors to his own canoe; or on the other 

 hand, his mortification when, as owner of the little craft, he is 

 coolly snubbed by himself in the capacity of the haughty master of 

 a fine schooner. What a chance for Mr. Gilbert ! 



LARCHMONT Y. C.-A special meeting of the Larcbmont Y. C. 

 will be held at Delmonico's, Fifth avenue and Twenty-sixth street, on 

 Monday evening, Jan. 25, at 8:30 o'clock, at which the foUowing 

 amendments to the constitution and by-laws have been proposed and 

 will be acted upon at the meeting. Constitution, Article VFI.— The 

 first sentence to be amended to read as follows: - The membership 

 shall be limited to five hundred." By-Laws. Chapter III., Sec. 1.— To 

 be amended to read as follows: "The initiation fee shall be fifty dol- 

 lars." Sec. 2.— Tbe first sentence to be amended to read as follows: 

 "The yearly dues of each member shall be twenty dollars, payable 

 at the annual meeting." 



SMALL LAUNCHES.— Messrs. Powell & Douglas, Waukegan, III. 

 are now building a 45ft. launch for Mr. J. A Kirk, of Chicago, to be 

 planked with cedar, copper fastened, and finished in mahogany. The 

 same firm are now putting the Shipman engine into launches, and 

 recommend it as simple, cheap and effective. These engines are now 

 manufactured, after improved designs, by the Pope Manufacturing 

 Company. 



ATLANTIC Y. C— The twentieth anniversary of the Atlantic Y. C, 

 was celebrated by a dinner at the Hotel Brunswick on Friday last, at 

 which Com. Hogins presided. A large number of members and 

 guests, among the latter Mr. Edward Burgess, were present. It was 

 proposed during the evening that the club should build a sloop from 

 Mr. Phillip Ellsworth's model, large enough to meet Galatea. 



TORONTO Y. C— The Toronto Y. C. have their house open all win- 

 ter, Monday evening of each week being devoted to a social meet- 

 ing. A supper was lately given by the club to Mr. Duggan, at which 

 Mr. Geo. E. Evans presided. 



ADDRESS WANTED.— Vfill "W.," whose letter on stoves appeared 

 on Dec. 31, please send his address to us? 



ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. 



P. L.— Florida has no game law. 

 J. C. B.— Go to High Point, North Carolina, 

 H. B., Platbush. — Y'ou will find it just as cheap to buy a new rifle. 

 F. E. T., Bangor, Me.— The book by Thad N orris wfll be the best 

 for you. 



Vesper.- Assume the I50yds. screen as the target and reduce its 

 trajectory height to zero or muzzle height, as shown; then make 

 proportionate reductions at tlie 50 and 100yd. screens as shown in our 

 detailed explanation of ihe manner of working out the results. 



Amateur, Rahway, N. J.— 1. What constitutes "faking"? I cannot 

 find it in Webster. 2. Does it in an.v way disqualify tbe animal on 

 exhibition at bench shows? Ans. " 1. To conceal the defect of an 

 animal by artificial means. 2. Both may be disqualified, at the dis- 

 cretion of tbe managers. 



C. H. 8., Chestnut Hill.— Will you please inform me whether the 

 gray partridge (Perdix cinerea) has been imported into this country 

 from Sweden? and if it has, was the attempt to nalurahze it success- 

 ful? Whpre can they be obtained, and at what price? Do you think 

 this climate would be too severe for them? Ans. The gray part- 

 ridge has been imported, and in some cases, where the matter was 

 properly attended to, has done well. There is no reason to suppose 

 that the climate is too severe for these birds, though they might re- 

 quire a little looking after the first winter. On Mr. Lorillard's 

 grounds in New Jersey tbe partridges have done very well and bred 

 freely. They can probably be obtained of Reiche Brothers, in Chat» 

 bam street, New York, at an expense of about $6 per pau'. 



