ROCHESTERYACHT CLUB

ORGANIZED, DECEMBER, x886INCORPORATED, APRIL, x887

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RGCHESTER

YACH1`CLUB

1909

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ORGANIZED, DECEMBER, 836

INCORPORATED, APRIL, S8

0 F F I C E R SConnnodore (Satanita) TIIOMAS B. PRITCIIARD

Vice-Commodore (Rochester) Louis M. ]]F.ATTIEFleet Captain (Seneca) ..... Et,,Ic C. IMoottESecretary (No, 307 IL.ivingston Buihting) C~ot)°ri~ E. NoxoN’]’reasurer (No. l J5 Sibley Bhmk) ED\VAP, I~ O. (}RAtlAM

Fleet: Surgeon ........ Dit. T. O. "I’ArrMeasurer . ....... CtlARt,ES J. PF.MIIROK1~-

l)II~,E(’TOl~.S--I?raifl{ Ocumpaugh, (:;eorgeV. li’leclcenslein,A. R. Gorsline, Frank ’I". Chrisly, Vqiniiehl P.Penlbrol~e, (]harles Van Voorhis.

12XI’;CUTIVI~ COMMl’l’Tl,]F,--Connnodore, Vice-Conl-inodore, Fleet Captahl, Secretary, ’[’reasurer, andl)irectors.

JOHN C, MOORE CORPORATION PIIOPI£RTY COMMI’l"l?l~,I’;--Pranl¢ Ocun/paugh, chair-ROCHESTER+ N+ Y. Illall ’]’homas B. Pritehard, Charles J. Pelnl~roke, {

........................... Edward O. Graham.

CAFE COMMITTEE--A. R. Gorsllne, chairnmn ; LouisM. Beattie, F, ric C. Moore, l)r. P. F. Sondern, ~Ar.G. Sheehan.

REGATTA COMMITTI’2E--lrranI~ T.Chrisiy, chairman;Fred A. Mabbctt, Frank J. Brmvnell, Wilson H.Cross, Eric C. Moore, Lorenzo G. Mabbett, CluteE. Noxon.

ENTEIUFAINMENT COMMITTEE--George V. Fleck-eilsteln, chah’nian ; Thomas ~r. Shanllon, Dr. FrankL. Sibley, Arthur R. Teal, ~¢Villialn Henry Norton.

1DELEGATI~S TO L. Y. R. A.- T. B. Pritchard,

Charles Van Voorhis. W. P. Pembroke.

ALTERNATES--Wilson H. Cross, L. G. Mabt~ett.3

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JOHN C. MOORE CORPORATION

ROCHESTER, N. Y.

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O F F I C E R S

C<mmm<lm~e (Sntanim) _ _ . Tll()AlAS B. Pl{l'l`Cl~I[lll)

Vice-C<>mmo¢lorc (Rmtlestc|') _ _ . LOUIS M, B1i»'I"I`H£

Fleet Captain (Seneca) ..... ERIC C. l/looms

Secretary (No. 307 Livingston Buihling) Currle Ii. NOXON

'If`reusurer (No. 1 IS Sibley Block) . l£nvA|u> O. (;R¢l~l/M

Fleer Surgcmx .........DR. '.lf`. O. 'I`m'r

Menslmrr _ _ .... Cnfxrzmzs j. l'm1mmlus

DIRI§(f'fI`(`)RS-Frank Ocumpxxuglx, George V, Fl{fCl{CI5il(Tlll,

A. R. (;0l'SIilC, Frank Christy, VVinliel<l P.

Pembroke, Chzlrles Vzm Voorlzis.

EXISCUTIVE C()lfll/II'l"'l`EI£-C<_mmml<>re, Vl(TC-C4)l¥l-

mmlurc, Fleet' Captain, Secrulawy, 'I`l'CZlSlll'CI', :mal

I) i rectors.

PRO1'ER'I`Y COMl/lI'I"Ql.`EIC-Franli Ocunnpzuuggglx, cvlmir-

mzm; 'I`h0Tl{S B. Pritclmrd, Charles J. Pcmbrolce,

]E<l\';u'd O. Grzxlmm.

CAFE COMMITTICE-IA. R. Gcwsline, srhairmzxn; Louis

M. Beattie, Eric C. Mfmme, Dr, P. F. Sonclcru, VV.

G. Sheehan.

REGA'I"1"/ COMM I'I"1`ISE-F1':|l§ 'I`.ClrisIy, (ZhZli}`l)llll1;

Fred A. Malmlwctt, Frank A. Brownell, VVils<m H.

Cross, Eric C. Moore, ]..<1rcnz0 G. I/Iulwlmctt, Clute

IE. Nuxuu.

EN'1`I3R'1`AlNI/IENT COMMI'I"I`EI£-Gemgc V. Flcclv

cnstein, clxuirmzln ; 'I`l()ll{lS W. Shannon, Dr. Frnnlc

L. Sibley, Ari'lur R. "I,`cul, William Henry I'I<_>|'t'<,m.

DELEGA'1`ES TO L. Y. R. A. -~ T. B. Pritc|:u'¢l,

Charles Van Vuorhis. W. P. Pembroke.

AL'l`ERNA'I`ES-Wilson H. Cross, I.. G. MZll37Cft.

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THE COMING SEASON THE COMING SEASONAs tile season approaches for opening tile club the best of good feeling, requires no further corn-

house at Smnmerville and yachtsnlen are beginning ment, and all overburdened public welcomes itsto sth" thelnselves preparatory to an active summer passing.on and near tile water, tile officials of tile Rochester ]]tit as much as we deplore the situation which

¯ Ca lada s Cup ilnpossible, weYacht Club beg to call tile attention of all members makes a race for the "to tile many features that have been planned for turn with great enthusiasm to the big power boattile good of tile sport and tile enjoyment of race which will be conducted under our manage-everyone affiliated with tile club. It has been ment in August for the " Rudder Cul).’ ()urtile aim of officials and cominittees of this organ- fellow member, Mr. Thomas Fleming ])ay, whoization each year to set a new standard for last season greatly stimuhited yacht racin(~ on Laketile succeeding season, to improve and strengthen Ontario by offering a handsome cup for a long dis-tile association and do everything possible consist- tance race, has again come forward with anotherent with resource, to establish a service in every trophy, this time for a 3oo mile motor boat race,department that would ineet with general approval, which will be started and finished at our club house

Last season, ill tile face of adverse circumstances station. It will be the tirst c(mtest of the kinda great deal was accomplished to bring about the ever held on l,ake ()ntario and will attract con-desired result. In spite of discouraging factors that testants from all over tile Great l,alqes and tileseemed well-nigh impossible of circumvention, Atlantic Seaboard, to say nothing of tile manymany improvements were made and a service was pleasure craft that will be on band to wfl:ness theestablished that was concededly tile best in tile his- event. Particulars of this great race wilt be avail-tory of tile club. Tile experiment proved costly, but able later and we feel contident that as much in-it reduced tile complaints materially and an effort terest will be manifested in this contest as has been

shown on the occasion of our splendid regattas ofwill be made again this season to set an even higher the past.mark, the idea being to serve tile best there is,under tile assumption that our members will show Work (m the Basin anchorage has been progress-their appreciation by an increased patronage that ing slowly for tile very good reasop, that no "u’r’m,~e-

ments have yet been made with a dredging firm towill warrant continued efforts to improve the gen-eral tone of the house, undertake tile contract. It has been deemed ad-

visabteto wait until such a tirm has other workBy an unfortunate circumstance there will be no to do ill this vicinity, when the task of opening uprace for tile Canada’s Cup this year and in a and dredging our property can be done at a mini-special circular sent out to our members and yacht- nmm of cost to us. Negotiations looking to thismen in general we have explained tile controversy end have been entered into with out-of-town con- tthat resulted in the withdrawal of the challenge by tractors and it is confidently expected that at a no

: tile Canadians. distant date we will see a lille anchorage groundTile incident, which happily was marked with for our ever-growing fleet, i

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THE COMING SEASON

As the season approaches for opening the clubhouse at Summerville and yachtsmen are beginningto stir themselves preparatory to an active summer

on and near the water, the officials of the RochesterYacht Club beg to call the attention of all membersto the many features that have been planned forthe good of the sport and the enjoyment of

everyone affiliated with the club. lt has beenthe aim of officials and committees of this organ-ization each year to set a new standard forthe succeeding season, to improve and strengthenthe association and do everything possible consist-ent with resource, to establish a service in every

department that would meet with general approval.Last season, in the face of adverse circumstances

a great deal was accomplished to bring about thedesired result. ln spite of discouraging factors thatseemed well -nigh impossible of circumvention,many improvements were made and a service was

established that was concededly the best in the his-

tory of the club. The experiment proved costly, butit reduced the complaints materially and an effortwill be made again this season to set an even highermark, the idea being to serve the best there is,under the assumption that our members will showtheir appreciation by an increased patronage thatwill warrant continued efforts to improve the gen-eral tone of the house.

By an unfortunate circumstance there will be no

race for the Canada's Cup this year and in a

special circular sent out to our members and yacht-men in general we have explained the controversythat resulted in the withdrawal of the challenge bythe Canadians.

The incident, which happily was marked with

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THE COMING SEASON

the best of good feeling, requires no further com-

ment, and an overburdened public welcomes its

passing.But as much as we deplore the situation which

makes a race for the Canada's Cup impossible, we

turn with great enthusiasm to the big power boatrace which will be conducted under our manage-ment in August for the "Rudder Cup." Ourfellow member, l/lr. 'l`homas Fleming Day, wholast season greatly stimulated yacht racing on LakeOntario by offering a handsome cup for a long dis-tance race, has again come forward with another

trophy, this time for a 300 mile motor boat race,which will be started and finished at our club housestation. It will be the first contest of the kindever held on Lake (i)ntario and will attract con-

testants from all over the Great Lakes and theAtlantic Seaboard, to say nothing of the manypleasure craft that will be on hand to vitness theevent. Particulars of this great race will be avail-able later and we feel confident that as much in-terest will be manifested in this contest as has beenshown on the occasion of our splendid regattas ofthe past.

V/'ork on the Basin anchorage has been progress-ing slowly for the very good reason that no arrange-ments have yet been made with a dredging firm to

undertake the contract. l_t has been deemed ad-visable to wait until such a firm has other workto do in this vicinity, when the task of opening upand dredging our property can be done at a mini-mum of cost to us. Negotiations looking to thisend have been entered into with out~of~town con-

tractors and it is confidently expected that at a no

distant date we will see a fine anchorage groundfor our ever-growing fleet.

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THE SAILING SCHEDULETHE SAILING SCHEDULEtime L. Y. R. A. regatta off Charlotte in which all

The yachting schedule this year will be ahmg the crack vachts on l_,ake Ontario will be entered.the lines followed out last season. As Decoration This will l~e the opening day of the L. Y. R. A.I)ay falls on Sunday, the usual opening cruise racewill be heht on Monday, l~(Iay 3ISt, the yachts

circuit races particulars of which will be issued later.racing fi’om Sodus Bay to Charlotte. This will The closing race of the season will be a cruisegive the salts opportunity to cruise down to Sodus fiom Oak Orchard to Charlotte on Labor Day. litBay on Saturday and hold a rendezvous at that port is planned to have the fleet cruise to Oak Orchardover Sunday. on the preceding Saturday and on Sunday a long

The Seamanship race which last year proved one list of water sports will be run off. This was anof tile biggest cards of the season, will be run otf amusing feature of the club’s program last year, andon the afternoon of July 5th. Judging from the more entries are looked for this season.favorable comment made on this event last season, Taken all in all, the sailing members of the clubevery yacht under fifty feet capable of qualifying, should find plenty of diversion in the schedule.will be in the bunt. Power boat owners are especially urged to partici-

The 300 mile power boat race in August will bethe th’st long distance race for motor driven craft

pate in all tim club’s cruises and help make theever held on Lake Ontario and no doubt will doings at foreign ports and at home entertainingattract entries far and wide. The race is open to and enjoyable.yacht clubs on salt or fi’esh water and will be start- The two ladies’ days set: apart for the benefit ofed on Thursday August t2th at 7 o’clock in the the fair sex, shouhl find every boat in tile harborevening. It is figured that the racers will cover at the disposal of guests. Figure out how manythe course in less than forty-eight hours, which you can carry with perfect safety, let the Enter-shouhl bring the leaders in sometime during tainment Committee know, and get into tim spirit }the afternoon of Saturday, August ~4th. This of the occasion for the good of the club, the fur-will enable spectators to witness both the start and therance of yachting and the delight of the fair {finish, sailors. ;

On Tuesday, August 3rd, there will be an old- LO N 151 s"It A N c E 1,(2)’vv E R B O A T R A C ET H E S E A M A N S H I P R A C E

The 3oo mile power boat race starts h’om off the piers at:The Seamanship race which furnished so much annlsement Charlotte on Thursday evening August 12 at 7 o’clock. "l’he {

on the Fourthof July last year will 1)e repeated this year oni thfish of this race will be at the same place, thus giving

July 5th. l)on’t miss seeing this race. It’s the best fun of Rochesterians the benetlt of witnessing the start ;rod tinish.the season.

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The yachting schedule this year will be alongthe lines followed out last season. As Decoration

Day falls on Sunday, the usual opening cruise race

will be held on h/Ionday, lflay BISY, the yachtsracing from Sodus _Bay to Charlotte. This will

give the salts opportunity to cruise down to Sodus

Bay on Saturday and hold a rendezvous at that port

over Sunday.The Seamanship race which last year proved one

of the biggest cards of the season, will be run oil?

on the afternoon of _lnly 5th, Judging from the

favorable comment made on this event last season,

every yacht under fifty feet capable of qualifying,will be in the hunt.

'_lQ`he 300 mile power boat race in August will be

the first long distance race for motor driven craft

ever held on Lake Untario and no doubt will

attract entries far and wide. The race is open to

yacht clubs on salt or fresh water and will be start-

ed on 'l`hursday, August 12th at 7 o'clock in the

evening. lt is figured that the racers will cover

the course in less than forty-eight hours, which

should bring the leaders in sometime duringthe afternoon of Saturday, August I.tth. This

will enable spectators to witness both the start and

finish.

Un Tuesday, August 3rd, there will be an old-

'[`l-IE SEAMANSI-III' RACE

The Seanianship race which furnished so much anulsenient

on the Fourth of July last year will be repealed this year on

July 5th, Don't miss seeing this race. It's the best fun of

the season.

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time L. Y. R. A. regatta off Charlotte in which all

the crack yachts on Lake Qntario will be entered.

This will be the opening day of the L. Y. R. A.

circuit races particulars of vhich will be issued later.

The closing race of the season will be a cruise

from Qak Orchard to Charlotte on Labor Day. _lt

is planned to have the fleet cruise to Galt Grchard

on the preceding Saturday and on Sunday a long

list of water sports will be run off. This was an

amusing feature of the club's program last year, and

more entries are looked for this season.

Taken all in all, the sailing members of the club

should find plenty of diversion in the schedule.

Power boat owners are especially urged to partici-

pate in all the clubls cruises and help make the

doings at foreign ports and at home entertaining

and enjoyable.The two ladies' days set apart for the benefit of

the fair sex, should find every boat in the harbor

at the disposal of guests. Figure out how many

you can carry with perfect safety, let the Enter-

tainment Committee know, and get into the spirit

of the occasion for the good of the club, the fur-

therance of yachting and the delight of the fair

sailors.

LONG* DISTANCE POWIEVR so./'i' RACE

The goo mile power boat race starts from oil the piers at

Charlotte on '1`hursday evening August I2 at 7 o'elock. 'l`he

finish of this race will be at the same place, thus giving

Rochesterians the benefit of witnessing the start and finish.

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THE SAILING SCHEDULETHE SAILING SCHEDULE

’ CRUISING RACE FROM SODUS BAY TO CIIARI,OTTE

SATURI)AY, JuLY ruth--Ladies Day. Give the fail’ ones aMONDA’:, MAY 3ist--Opening cruise of the tleet. The sail on tile lake, everybody.preparatory gun will be fired from the Eas| Pier ill 7:5° A.M.The start will be across an imaginary line drawn from the SATURDAY, Jm.v lTth--Club race. All classes. Prepara-outer end of tile "vVest Pier to a huoy anchored 50o feet to the tory gun 2:20 p.m. Start 2:30 p.m. Triangular course,north. ’]’he classes will be st:arted as follows : six miles.

8:oo A. M.--2o-Foot Class SATURDAY, JuI,Y 24th--Chlb race. All classes. Prepara-8:30 A. M.--25-FoOt Class tory gun 2:20 p. Ill. Start 2:30 p. m. Triangular Cotlrse,9:oo A. ,~ .--3o-F ~t Class six miles.

Time of tinish will be taken as yachts cross an imaginary L.Y.R.A. CH~curr RACESline drawn from the rotter end of \Vest Pier to tile ouler end Tu~SDaV, AUGUST 3 -- Opening regatta o[ I.. Y. R. A.of East Pier at Chal’lotte. No time limit. (;ircult Races.

Each yacht shall tow a dinghy over the course. NoresU’ictions as to llllllll)er (If II|ell ill crew. Ill all respects, LONG ].)ISTANCE PO\VEI~. ]~OAT RACEexcept as herein staled, the regular racing rules will apply. TI1URSDAY, AUGUST I2---3oo nlile power boat race fronlFla~s and special prizes will be given to the winners in each Charlotte to Oak Orchard, to Bay of Quinte, to Clayton andclass. The \’Vright Cup \\,ill be awarded |he winner of this return to Charlotte. Special rules and conditions concerningrace. this race have been issued separately.

SATURI)AY, JuNr i2th--(’lub Race. All classes. Prepara- SA’rul~l),\\’, AUr;UST 28th--Chlb race. Nit classes. Pre-tory grill 2:20 p. ill. Start 2:3o p. Ill. Triangular course, paratory grin 2:20 p. m. Start 2:30 p. iii. Triangularsix miles, course, six miles.

SATURI)AY, JUNF. I9th--Cltlb race. _All classes. Prepara- CI.OSIN(; (;RUISF., OAK ORCIfARI) T() (]tlARIAYFTE.tory gun 2:2o p. I11. S|art 2:3o p.m. Triangular course, MONDAY, SEPT. 6th--Lalmr l)ay--Annual Cruising Racesix miles, from Oak OrchaM m Charlotte. All Classes. Start will be

SATURDAY, JoNr 26th--Clul} race. All classes. Prepara- made across an imaginary line drawn from die East Pier 111tory gun 212o p. Ill. Start 2:30 p. 1;q. Triang’ular course, tile outer end of the West Pier at Oak Orchard. The finishsix miles, will bc across an imaginary line drawn from the outer end

of the East Pier to the outer end of the West Pier at Charlotte.MoN1)av, JuI,Y 5th--Clul~ Races. All Classes. Time Preparatory gun at 8:5o a.m. Classes \\’ill start as follows:for startinK both in morning and afternoon will be issued 9:0o a. m.--2o-Foot Classlater. Merchandise prizes. 9:3° a. m.--25-Foot ClassHAU’LING OUT DURING THE SUMMER m:oo a. m.--3o-Foot Class

WATER SPORTS A:I’ OAK. OR(211ARDBoat owners \vho desire to have their craft hauled out dur-

ing tile summer Ilnlst apply to Frank Ocunlpaugh, Chairman The closing" cruise of tile season to Oak Orchard wilt beof tile Property Committee, No. i2oo Granite Buihling, enlivened by water sports at that port on Sunday, Sept. 5th.Telephones 464. Water races of all kinds will be run off, an even more claim-

rate program than that of last year will be run off:.8

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THE SAILING SCHEDULE

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l\/IONDAY, l\'IAY gist-Opening cruise ol the fleet. Thepreparatory gun will he tiretl from the East Pier ati 7:50 /LM.'I`he start will he across an imaginary line drawn from theouter entl of the \/Vest Pier to a huoy anchoretl 500 feet to thenorth. The classes will he started as follows 1

3:00 A. M.*2O~F()(`)f Class

S230 A. M.-25~Foot Class

9:00 A. M."'3O'FO(_)i' Class

Time of linish will he taken as yachts cross an imaginaryline drawn lrom the outer entl of \'Vest Pier to the outer entlof East Pier at Charlotte. No time limit.

Each yacht shall tow a dinghy over the course. Norestrictions as to tmmher ol men in crew. In all respects,except as herein stated, the l'C§_1:\llIll'I'1lCiDg rules will apply.Flags :tml special prizes will he given to the winners in eachclass, 'l`he \Vright' Cup \vill he awartletl the winner of thisrace.

SA'1"t1nt,>r\Y,]t1Nia 12th-Cluh Race. All classes. Prepara-tory gun 2:20 p. rn. Start 2:30 p. tn. 'I`riangnlar course,six miles.

SA'rtnu>AY, JUNE 19th-Clnlw race. All classes. Prepara-tory gun 2:20 p. m. Start 2:30 p. m. 'I`rian;;ular course,six miles.

S:\TURDA'x', JUNE 26(l\**Cl!ll) race. All classes. Prepara-tory gun 2:20 p. tn. Start 2:30 p. ln. Triangular course,six miles.

l\/IoND.\\', .lUi,\' 5th-Clula Races. All Classes. 'l`imefor starting hoth in morning; and afternoon will he issuetllater. l\'lerchan

HAULING OUT DURING '1`l-IE SUMMER

Boat owners who tlesire to have their craft hauled out tlur-

ing the summer must apply to Frank Oeumpaugli, Chairman

ol the Property Committee, No. 1200 Granite liuiltling,Telepliones 464.

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THE SAILING SCHEDULE

S/\'|`URl)/\\', JULY xoth-Ladies Day. Give the fair ones a

sail on the lake, everybotly.S.\'1'tlk|>A\', JULY 17th-Club race. All classes. Prepara-

tory gun 2:20 p. m. Start 2:30 p. m. 'I`I`l1lllg`lll1l|` course,six miles.

S/\'|'URn»\Y, JULY 2.{lll"'*(:llll) race. /\ll classes. Prepara-tory ggun 2:20 p. rn. Start' 2:30 p. m. '1`l'lZllIg`\|lZl|` course,six miles.

L. Y. R. A. Cutcurr Races

'liiUlZSD.»\\', /\UGUS'I` 3- Opening regatta ol L. Y. R. A.Circuit Races.

LONG l_)ts'rANcta Powmt l$o,\'r Race

'1'lIURSl).»\Y, f\UGUS'l` I2*--300 mile power hour race fromCharlotte to Oak Orehartt, to Ba ' ol Qutnte, to Cla ton antlreturn to (slrarlotte. Special rules and eontltttons concerningthis race have been tssnetl separately.

S/\'rU|tn,\\', AUGUST 2iilll'°'(:l\ll`l race. All classes. Pre-

parat0ry_g;tnr 2:20 p. m, Start 2:30 p. m. 'I`rtangularcourse, six miles.

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Ct,os1N<: (ftunsiz, O/\|< Oncnmzn *ro Cllf\l(I.t)'l"l`li.

l\"loNnl\\', Slitfr. 6lll*l,Zll)(\I` Day--Annual Cruising Racelrom Oak Orchartl to Charlotte. /\ll Classes. Start will hemacle across an imaginary line tlrawn from the East Pier to

the outer enml ofthe \/Vest Pier at Oak Orchard. The linish\vill he across an imaginary line tlrawu from the outer entlof the East Pier to the outer entl of the VVest Pier at Charlotte.

Preparatory gun at S150 a.m. Classes will start' as follows:

9:00 a. m,-20-Foot Class

9:30 a. lT\."*25~lT()()l' Class10:00 a. ll\._"3O"lT(\(')l` Class

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'1`l\c closing cruise of the season to Oak Orchartl will he

enlivenetl hy water sports at that port' on Sunday, Sept. gth.Water races of all kinds will he run olli, an even more claho~

rate program than that of last year will he run olli.

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THE SAILING SCHEDULE ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMThe first yacht to finish will be awarded the Kelple Cup. It is customary for the Entertainment Comlnittee

Flags and special prizes will be awarded to winners m : at this time of year to make various and rose col-each class, i ored prognostications of the wonderful things thatThe Madge Cup will be presented to the yacht making the are in store for tile faithful. This cmnmitteebest record during the season.The Colonel Pond Cup will be awarded the 3o-foot yacht draws inspiration from the past and looks to the

making the best record during the season, future with hopeful eye. Oil May 22nd theusual sailor diet of salt pork, potatoes with molasseswill be suspe,aded and a real beefsteak dinner will

NOTICE TO I~OD, rEI~, BOAT OWNERS be served at the Club house. The price of admis-It is especially urged that power boats of :ill classes take sion will be a pleasant smile. On June 24th the

part in club cruises, ladies will own the club with music and dancing inthe evening after an afternoon’s sail oil the lake.

NOTICE TO BOAT ()WNERS All boat owners wilt have their craft at the disposalof the Entertainment Committee and this rare

The Regatta Conunittee has decided that all zo-foot occasion will be followed by others of tile sameand zo-foot special yachts be measured as follows : kind on dates to be announced during the season.

.......................... Dinners and smokers alternate on Thursday_L. w. l. -[-~ ~/ &/il q~7,({_divided by z. evenings throughout the season.

Time allowances in this class will be made according The Fourth of July will be celebrated this yearto table governing this rule. on the Fifth of July, tile featu,’es of the day being

an old fashioned Seamanship Race which can be}Stchts must be measured with crew on board, witnessed from the porches of the club, inusic and

dancing, special dinners, tireworks and a generalAll boat owners wishing to have their yachts hauled good time.

out and latlnched during the season, must obtain an The closing event of the season will be the old-order from the Property Cmnmittee. This order is time clam bake on Saturday, Septenaber ISth.imperative, and the rule will be strictly enforced. It is hoped that the f:unilies of club members

THE LAI) IES WILL BE ENTERTAINED PAYING (.2AFE CHARGES BY COU’PONS

Two days have been set apart for tile special entertainment The new system of paying cafe charges by COUlmnS is con-of the ladies on Imard the squadron and every boat owner is sidered tile most practical manner of conducting" the financesrequested to exert himself to make these occasions enjoyable of this department. Members are earnes|lv re~ uested to aidfor :ill. Such events are greatly appreciated by tile ladies the Care Commiltee in setting a dilticult’problem by pur-and tend greatly to popularize the club. chasing and making use of these coupon books. They are

An excellent orchestra and tile Rochester Male Quartette issued in ~;1.oo, ~2.oo, and ,~5.oo books aml can be obtainedwill be in attendance on ladies’ nights, from the steward at the clul) house.

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TI-IE SAILING SCHEDULE

The first yacht to finish will be awarded the Ke_lpie Cup.Flags and special prizes will be awarded to winners in

each class.

The Madge Cup will be presented to the yacht making the

best record during the season. .

The Colonel Pond Cup will be awarded the 30-foot yachtmaking the best record during the season.

NOTICE TO POVVER BOAT OVVNERS

It is especially urged that })0\VCl' boats of all classes take

part in club cruises.

NOTICE T() BOAT OWNERS

The Regatta Committee has decided that all zo-footand zo-foot special yachts be measured as follows:

L. zu. l. ~l~ \/iSr1i/ þÿ�(�l�7�' ¬�(�1divided by 2.

Time allowances in this class will be made accordingto table governing tlns rule,

)7(l£hf.f' must be lll£'(1.S`Ill`£{l with crew on boar/I.

All boat owners wishing to have their yachts hauled

out and launched during the season, must obtain an

order from the Property Committee. This order is

imperative, and the rule will be strictly enforced.

TI-IE LADIES WILL BE l£N'I`ER'I`/\INEI)

Two days have been set apart for the special entertainmentof the ladies on board the squadron and every boat owner is

requested to exert himself to make these occasions enjoyablefor all. Such events are greatly appreciated by the ladies

and tend greatly to popularize the club.An excellent orchestra and the Rochester Male Quartette

will be in attendance on ladies' nights.

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ENTERTAINMENT PRGGRAM

It is customary for the Entertainment Committeeat this time of year to make various and rose col-ored prognostications of the wonderful things thatare in store for the faithful. This committeedraws inspiration from the past and looks to thefuture with hopeful eye. On I\/Iay 22l1(l theusual sailor diet of salt pork, potatoes with molasseswill be suspended and a real beefsteak dinner willbe served at the Club house. The price of admis-sion will be a pleasant smile. Un _lune 24th theladies will own the club with music and dancing inthe evening after an afternoon's sail on the lake.All boat owners will have their craft at the disposalof the Entertainment Committee and this rare

occasion will be followed by others of the same

kind on dates to be announced during the season.

Dinners and smokers alternate on Thursdayevenings throughout the season.

The Fourth of july will be celebrated this yearon the Fifth of Inly, the features of the day beingan old fashioned Seamanship Race which can bewitnessed from the porches of the club, music and

dancing, special dinners, fireworks and a generalgood time.

The closing event of the season will be the old-time clam bake on Saturday, September 18th.

It is hoped that the families of club members

PAYING c/xrlin cu U1>oNs

The new system of paying; cafe charges by coupons is con-

sidered the most practical manner of conthefinances the financesof this department. l\/lembers are earnestly requested to aidthe Cafe Committee in settling a diflicult problem by pur~chasing and inalcing use of these coupon books. They are

issued in $1.00, $2.00, and $5.00 books and can be obtainedfrom the steward at the club house.

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ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM C A F E S E R V I C E

will avail themselves of tile privileges of tile club The cafe this season will be in charge of Mr. L.during tile season ; every effort will be made by tile P. Heck, formerly of tile Powers Hotel, who comesEntertainment Cmnmittee to make it pleasant for to us highly reconm~ended as an efficient steward,them. and wilt) knows tile needs of this department of

l-h,.’Rl~ Is -rHt~ Lis’r i:olt YOUlt HAT BAND tile club’s service. One fact should be impressedS:vruI~.I)A’(, MAY 22nd--House-warming and l~eefsteak on tile minds of OUl" lnelllbers ill connection with

1)inner 6 p.m. Free to members, tile care service, and that is, when contemplating’l’mJt{smxY, JIJNl" 3rd--Club meeling and distribution of giving a dillner party for fotlr or five or lllOl’e, try

prizes won in Opening Cruise on Decoration I)ay. all(] arrange to give the steward advance notice so’I’IIURSI)AY, JUNE ruth--Music and dancing for members

and ladies, that he may know how n?any to coul)t oil, and’I’~lm~SDAV, JusI~. lTth--Stag night, about what the dinner is to consist of. For in-THmasm\Y, Jt~Nr 24th--Ladies’ day, a sail in the after- stance, if you are desirous of having a dinner servednoon followed by music and dan(:ing for members and ladies, for VOtlr friends on tile verallda, alld wish certain"I’IIURSDAY) JUI.Y lst--Stag night.MONI}AY, Jul,’¢ 5th--Open house all day. Orchestra in dishes served that are somewhat out o[ tile ordinary,

the afternoon and evening. Dancingfor members and ladies, a day’s notice to the steward will enable him to"I’HuI,,SDA’,’, Jt)L’~" 8th--Stag night, proct|re tile best and the freshest the,e is on the’l’m)Rsmxv, Jul.Y ~sth--Music and dancing for members market alld result ill Inllch better satisfaction toand ladies.’l’m~l~sl)A\’, .luLv 2211d--Stag nighl, you and your party. Nearly all of our ummbers’I’IttJRsl)A’G Jt~l.v 29th--Music amt dancin~ for members realize that tile patronage is vet’), meager durhlg tile

and ladies, week. except on club nights and the week end, andTUI’.’SDAY, AUGUST 3rd--Stag night."rHuitsl~,xY, A(I(aJST i2th--muslc and dancing for mere- consequently it is entirely out o~ tile (luestion to

hers and ladies, carry a big stock of seasonable foods -- the loss’l’Ht~l~sl),xv, AtJ(;UST 191h--Stag night, would be too great. However, with tile exercise of’I’tlURSI)AY, AU(;UST 26th--Music and dancing for mem-

bers and ladies, a little advance thought, tile care can bc made to’I’IIURSI)AY, SF.PT. and--Slag night, produce the best there is and served in tirst-classSATtnU),\V, Srt’T. i8th--Clambake, 6 p.m. Distribution style. Sometinaes a few hollrs’ notice wouhl beof prizes won in Labor Day Cruising Race. stl|:tlciellt ; i~ you are /~oinIg down ill yotll" auto, a

T E L E P H O N E T H E S °I’ E W A R 1) telephone message to the steward before you start....................................................... would facilitate matters greatly and tend to discour-

The Cafe Committee expects to serve the best meals to be age complaints. On Clltb nights, Saturdays andfound at the lakeside but it will facilitate matters greatly if £ Sull~.lays, it is expected that tile service will be moredinner parties will telephone the steward all hour or so ahead,and better still, arrange a day ahead for special parties, satisfactory, but there will be less cause for dissat[s-

The Smokers are for club members only. faction if Otll" lllelllbers \viii observe tile CtlStOlllCome down with a smile on your face and be cheerful, outlined above.

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ENTERTAIN PRf)GRAiiilwill avail themselves of the privileges of the club

during the season; every effort will be made by the

Entertainment Committee to make it pleasant for

them.

lliziua is 'rniz Lis'r ron youu H/vr BAND

Si'l'UnIJf\', l/IM' 22l(l*Hl}llSC"V£l!`l`Hll|§` and Beefstealt

Dinner 6 p. rn. Free to members.

'li`llURSl)rY, þÿ�_�l�l�l�N�l ¬'3rd--Club meeting and distribution of

prizes won in Opening Cruise on Decoration Day."1`i1uiisnAr, juris :oth-Music and dancing for members

and ladies.

'Ti-iuitsnixv, juni; I71l'*SU§_{|)lglll."I`i'mas|>iY, _limit 2+fl"l,,(l(llCSi day, a sail in the after-

noon followed by music and dancing for members and ladies.

'Tl'lUl{Sl).»`x', _]u|.r ist~Stag night.l/IUNDAY, ]Ul.Y 5th-~()pen house all day. Orchestra in

the afternoon and evening. Dancingfor members and ladies.

'l`llURSD}Y, jum' Sth--Stag night,'il,`l-lURSl)AY, jury r5th~l/lusie and dancing for members

and ladies.'l`!l!Jl{Sl){\', >lUI,.Y 22l(l"Sl2l_£I night."l`HURsl>/\', lUl,Y 29th-l/lusic and dancing for members

and ladies,

Turasn/\', ,'uons'r 3rd-Stag night.'I`IlURS|)AY, 1n¢_:Us'r rzth-Music and dancing forxneni~

bers and ladies."I`i~iui<si>iY, /U<:us'|' :och-Stag night. ,

"I`uin<sim', Aoeusr 26th-l'lnsic and dancing for mein-

bers and ladies.

Tiioizsnixr, Siairr, znd-Stag night.Sl'ruitn,\', Siairr. I8lll~°*ClZll'1l)ilCC, 6 p. in. Distribution

of prizes won in Labor Day Cruising Race.

"I`ELl§l'l'lONE Tl-IE S'l,`l3W/Rl)

The Cafe Committee expects to serve the best meals to be

found at the lakeside but it will facilitate matters greatly if

<linner parties will telephone the steward an hour or so ahead,and better still, arrange a day ahead for special parties.

The Smokers are for club members only.Come down with a smile on your face and be cheerful.

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CAFE SERVICE

The cafe this season will be in charge of l/Ir. L.P. Heck, formerly of the Powers Hotel, who comes

to us highly recommended as an efficient steward,and who knows the needs of this department ofthe club's service. One fact should be impressedon the minds of our members in connection withthe cafe service, and that is, when contemplatinggiving a dinner party for four or five or more, tryand arrange to give the steward advance notice so

that he may know how many to count on, andabout what the dinner is to consist of. ,lfor in-

stance, if you are desirous of having a dinner servedfor your friends on the veranda, and wish certaindishes served that are somewhat out of the ordinary,a day's notice to the steward will enable him to

procure the best and the freshest there is on themarket and result in much better satisfaction to

you and your party. Nearly all of our membersrealize that the patronage is very meager during the

week, except on club nights and the week end, and

consequently it is entirely out of the question to

carry a big stock of seasonable foods _ the losswould be too great. l'lOVCVCl', with the exercise ofa little advance thought, the cafe can be made to

produce the best there is and served in first-class

style. Sometimes a few hours' notice would be

sufficient; if you are going down in your auto, a

telephone message to the steward before you start

would facilitate matters greatly and tend to discour-

age complaints. On club nights, Saturdays and

Sundays, it is expected that the service will be more

satisfactory, but there will be less cause for dissatis-faction if our members vill observe the custom

outlined above.

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LIST OF PRIZES RACING RULES-, ¯ ¯ Entries for tile season shall be filed with tile Secretary ofDecoration Day and Labor Day Crtusmg Races : tile Regatta (;ommittee at least 24 hours before the first race,

accompanied by a certiticate of measurement from tile officialmeasurer of tile club.

3o-Foot Class, winner ~;IO.OO All starts shall be "tlying," and shall be one-gun starts.25-Foot Class, winner 8.oo Five minutes before tile time ,ff starting, a preparatory gun2o-Foot Class, winne," ISt 6.00 will be tired. A red flag will be h.lsted if all buoys are to

~’ ’~ ~’ 211(_1 4.00 be left: to port, and a blue flag if they are to be left to star-board. Shouhl the gull miss |ire, the h)wering of the tlagshall be the signal to start.

All club races) except as otherwise specified : The preparatory gun for all races except those which takeplace on May 3I, July 5th and Labor 1lay, will be fired at2:2o p. Ill. The starting gun for the 3o-foot class will be

3o-Foot Class, Willller ~;5.OO considered (he preparatory gun for tile 25-foot class, andthe starling gun in tile latter class will be considered as the

25-Foot Class, winner 3.00 preparatory Kun in the 2o-foot and 2o-foot special class.20-Foot Class, v¢inner ist 3.00 St:ll’[S ill the various classes will be as follows :

~ ~ ~ 2110 2.00 3o-Foot Class ............ 2:25 p. Ill.25-Foot Class ............ 2:3o p. m.2o-Foot and 2o-Foot special 2:35 p. m.

In addition to prize money and tlags as ah’eady i6-Foot Class ............ 2:45 p.m. Imentioned, there will be special prizes offered in Ill tile event of an untilled class, tile gun will not be

different events, omitted.The time limit on 2tl chlb races, excepting cruises, shall

be three hours over a six-mile course....................................................................... !A COUPON SYSTEM WII.L BE IN VOGUE If a yacht ill :lily class be the oMy contestant in her class, 1

To facilitate the tinancial prol>lenl of operating tile care, a and sails fairly around the course, she will be deemed tilecoupon system will be in vogue in this department during winner, and, as such, entitled t(! tile prize. This revokes (he 1tile coming season. These books will be issued ill gl.oo, O ohl rule, which necessitated tile starting of two yachts to$2.oo and ~5.oo lots and it is greatly desired that mem-bers make use of them. The idea is to do away with so return a winner.much imliseriminate handling of cash by the help. The Every yacht Ill!lSt sllov¢ a t. Y. R. A. racing number d!ll’-stewaM \viii be supplied with these books arm they can bepurchased of him at any time. ing the races.

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LIST OF PRIZES RACING RULES

Decoration Day and Labor Day Cruising Races:

30~Foor Class, winner $10.00

25-Foot Class, winner 8.00

20-Foot Class, winner Ist 6.00" " "

2nd 4.00

All club races, except as otherwise specified :

30-Foot Class, winner $5.00

25-Foot Class, winner 3.00

20-Foot Class, winner ISC 3.00" " "

2nd 2.00

In addition to prize money and llags as already

mentioned, there will he special prizes ollered in

dil'l'erent events.

A courou SYSTEM __Vl;IliIi"_§_i§_'°°°°'

1 Nm VOGilIiEi

To facilitate the financial problem of operating the cafe, a

coupon system will he in vogue in this department duringthe coming season. These hooks will he issued in $1.00,$2.00 and j/i5.o0 lots and it is greatly desired that mem~

hers make use of them. The idea is to do away with so

much indiscriminate handling of cash hy the help. "l.`he

steward will he supplied with these hooks and they can he

purchased of him at any time.

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Entries for the season shall he filed with the Secretary of

the Regatta Committee at least 24 hours helore the first race,

accompanied hy a eertilicate of measurement from the ollicial

measurer of the eluh.

All starts shall he "llyin;;," and shall he one-gun starts.

Five minutes helore the time of starting, a preparatory gun

will he fired. A red flag' will he hoisted if all hnoys are to

he left to port, and a hlue flag if they are to he left to star-

hoard. Should the gun miss lite, the lowering of the flagshall he the signal to start.

'l"he preparatory gun for all races except those which talte

place on May 31, july 5th and Lahor Day, will he fired at

2Z2O}).l11. The starting gun for the 30-loot class will he

considered the preparatory gun for the 25-ft)()l class, and

the starting gun in the latter class will he considered as the

preparatory gun in the 2O'f0()l' and 20-ll()(){ special class.

Starts in the various classes will he as follows :

30-Foot Class .... ........ 2 325 p. m.

25-Foot' Class ............ 2:30 p. ni.

zo-Foot and 2O'F()()l special 2:35 p. m.

16-Foot Class .........,.. 2:45 p. m.

In the event ol an unfilled class, the gun will not he

omitted.

The time limit on all cluh races, excepting cruises, shall

he three hours over a six-mile course.

If a yacht in any class he the only contestant in her class,and sails fairly around the eourse, she will he deemed the

winner, and, as such, entitled to the prize. This revolces the

old rule, which necessitated the starting of two yachts to

return a wiimer.

Every yacht must show a I... Y. R. A. racing numher dur-

ing the races.

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R A C I N G R U L E S THE RIGHT OF WAYSkippers are requested to take their time from tile clock in When one yacht is approaching another so as to invoh, e

the west side Club House. This will be tile time tlsed by a risk of fouling, one of them shall keep (:lear of the othertile o{ti(.’ial timeleeepe,’. ~ as folh)ws :

The ~6-I?oot Class shall be unrestricted as to form, con-struction, size o,’ ballast, except that tile racing measure- I. On d~[]’erent points of sailing.merit underthe ’load water line and sail area" rule given Ayacht free shall keep clear of one close hauled.in these pages shall not exceed i6 feet. 2. ()n the same point of sailing with the wind on

Every yacht nlust g¢) fairly around tile cotli’se and must not opposite sides.touch any mark, but shall n¢~t be disqualitied if wrongfully When both yachts are close hauled, or both free, or bothforced to do so by another yacht, have the wind aft and on optmsile sides, the yacht with tile

wind on the port shle shall keep clear.Protest against a yacht for violation of these rules must betited in writing with the Regalia Committee within twelve .:1. On the same point of sailin.¢ wil]t the wind onhours after file {inish of tile race. S(lIlle side.

Prizes in all Club races aml all Ch, ll~ cruises will be When both yachls are free, or have lhe wind aft and onawarded on the Thursday evening following" tile event in tile same side, the yacht to windward shall keep clear.which prizes are won.

4" H~’J*td aft.A yacht wilh tile wind aft is deemed to have tile wind on

tile sideopposhe m that on which she is carrying her mainboom. A yacht with tile wind aft shall keep clear of ayacht on any other point of sailing.

3. OvertakiH~<An overtaking yacht shall in every case, as long as an

taleen.overlap exists, keep clear of the yacht which is being over-

6. 1)~/inilion of ow’rlap.An overlap is established when an overlaking" yacht has

nil hmger a free choice on which side she will pass, ands. continues to exist as hmg as lhe leeward yacht by lu{lhlg?, ortile weather yacht by bearing away, is in danger of fouling.¢,

7. dlteri11~ course.When of m,o yach|s one is obliged to keep clear lhe other

shall nol alter her COlll’Se SO as tO involve risk of fouling’. 1I6 *7

RACING RULES

Skippers are requested to take their time from the clock in

the west sitle Club House. This will he the time usetl hythe ollieial timekeeper.

The 16-Foot Class shall he unrestrietecl as to form, eon-

struction, size or hallast, except that the racing measure-

ment untler the "load water line and sail area" rule givenin these pages shall not exceed 16 feet.

Every yaeht: must go fairly aronntl the course and must not

touch any mark, hut shall not he tlisqualilietl if wrongfullyforced to (lo so hy another yacht.

Protest against a yacht for violation of these rules must he

liletl in writing with the Regatta Committee within twelve

hours after the linish of the race.

Prizes in all Cluh races antl all Clnh cruises will he

awartlecl on the '1`hnrs<lay evening following the event in

which prizes are won.

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THE RIGHF OF WAY

When one yacht is approaching another so as to involve

a risk ol fouling, one ol them shall keep clear of the other

as follows:

I. O21 (li_#2'7"L'llf /mints of Sllf/i7I_U.A yacht free shall keep clear of one close hanletl.

2. ()/1 the same /:oi/nf of sailing zuilh the wind on

ap/Jasitc _ri//cs.

/Vhen both yachts are close hauletl, or hoth lree, or hothhave the wintl alt ancl on opposite sitles, the yacht with thewintl on the port sisle shall keep clear.

3. Un the .fllillll/70ilIf of milizzg wifh the wind on

mme sir/42.

When hoth yachts are lree, or have the wintl aft and on

the same side, the yacht to wlntlwartl shall keep clear.

4. Ufinrl /JLA yacht with the wintl alt is tleemetl to have the wintl on

the sitle opposite to that on which she is carrying her mainhoom. / yacht with the wintl alt shall keep clear of a

yacht on any other point ol sailing.

5. ()'U£')`/(ll'fll_Q'.An overtaking; yacht shall in every ease, as long as an

overlap exists, keep clear of the yacht' wlnch is l)Cll)g over-

taken.

6. l)f{h`11i/ion of or/aria/>.An overlap is estahlislietl vhen an overtalcing; yacht has

no longer a free clnoice on which sltle she will pass, antl

continues to exist as long as the leewartl yacht: hy lulhng, or

the weather yacht hy hearing away, is in danger ot' fouling.

7. ///fzfrizlff cofzrse.

When of two yachts one is ohligetl to keep clear the other

shall not alter her course so as to involve risk of fouling.

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THE RIGHT OF WAY T R O P H I E S8. Lu[]hlg. " CANADA’S " CUP

A yacht may htff as she pleases in order h) prevent anolher Presented as an hltel’national trophy by tile cityfi’om passing her to windward, provided she be/ins m luff ,~befiire an overlap is estal,tished. (If "[’oledo in I896. The history of tile contests for

this trophy summarized is as follows :9. Beari,vg a’way, v, .... v,,i ....... i .......

Canada (R. C. Y.C.) Vencedor (Toledo Y. C.)A yacht shall n,!t I,ea,’ away out ,,f her ,’ou,’se s,, as l,i ;~;; (~enesee (Chicago Y.C.) ]’fearer (R.C. Y. C.)hinder another in passing to leeward. I9ol Invader(R: C. Y.C.) Cadilhm (Chicago Y. C.)i9o3 Iromlequoit (R. Y.C.) Smlthclma (R. (2. Y. C.)10. R~t:]Ils on neT.u col/rse.*’, i9o5 Iroquois (R. Y.C.) Temeraire (P,. C. Y. C.)

A yacht shall not be enlhled to her rights on a new cmn’se i9o7 Seneca (R. Y.C.) Adele (R. C. Y. C.)until she has filled away.

" FISHEI(" CUP_rr. Conve,,:gi,’l,q close-hauled. Presented to tile C licago Yacht Club by A. J.

When two yachts, lmlh elose-hauh:d, on the santo tack i~’is}ler of that city in I882. The races fear this cupare converging hy reason of the leeward yacht Imhling abetter wind, and neither can chdm file rights of a yach| being have been as follows ;overtaken, then the yacht Io the windward shall keep clear. Year Wimler Clul~

1882 Cora Chicago Yacht Clul~I2. Passin.g and rounding mar/,’s. 188a Cora Chicago "J a :ht Clul~

I883 Cm’a Chicago Yacht ClubIf an m, erlap exists belween two yachts when bolh of J883 Atalanta Belleville Yacht Clul)

them, willmut tacking, are almul Io pass a mark ~m the i884 Norah Belleville Yacht Clubrequired side, then tile outside yacht must give lilt: inside J892 Nm’ah Belleville Yacht Clubyacht morn lo pass ch!ar of lhe tllill’],~, a yacht shall rim, 1992 Onward Rochester Yacht Clubhowever, be justified in altemptinK to estab’iish an m, erlap, 19oo Genesee Rochester Yacht Club }and lhus force a passage between anlllllt!r yacht alld the 19oo Ztn’aya Royal Canadian Y. C.mark, after llle laUer has ahered her hehn for |he purpose of ]~y a deed of Kilt made in the year I895~ byroundina’.¯ owners of the yacht ()nward, Messrs. J. R. White, -

Arthur’l’. Hagen and Fred S. Todd, the Fsher13. O]:slru.,:lion to sea room. Ctlp was presented to the Lake Yacht Racing As-When a yacht is approaching a shore, shoal, rock, , sociation of Lake Ontario on COll{]ition that itvessel, {)r o|her dallgerous ol}slrllcliOlt, alld CilllltO[: g{} clear

by alterin~ her course whhout t:oullnK another yacht, fllen shotl]d be a challenge Cl|p for competition betweenthe failer shall, on beinK hailed by tim former, ill once give sailing yachts which shall be in the 35-foot classroOlll; alld ill CilSe (Hie yacht is forced to lack or bear away in ~ and over, enrolled in the clubs of lmke ()ntarioorder t(i/ive room, the ()(her shall ills,) tack or bear away as (including the Bay of Quinte) fi’om time to timethe case nlay be, a| as llearly lilt’ sallle |illle ;IS is possible\vilhout dan,...rer ot: fi)ulin/; Iml shouhl such ()hslruc(ion be fOl’tllin~ the part of tile 1,. V. R.A. The cupa designaled mark of tile course, a yacht shall nol fi)r(:e shall not be hehl by the winning yacht, but by a /another to tack under Ihe provisi,ms of this rule. club on l~,ake Ontario eligible to hold same.

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THE RIGHT OP WAY

8. .L14[h`/ig.A yaelit may hill as she pleases in order to prevent another

from passing her tio windivard, providetl she begins to hillbefore an overlap is establishetl.

9. [;K(1I'()l_Lf (l'ZU(I}'.

A yaeht shall not bear away out of her course so as to

hinder another i1 passing to leeward.

IO. Rizfh/.1 on new cal//1s'e.s'.

A yaeht shall not be entitled to her rights on ll new (T<)lll'SC

until she has hlletl away.

II. (10111/H/jgizlg L`[0.l`L"h(1ll/171/.

VVhen tivo yaehts, both tflose-liauled, on the same tackare eoiwerging by reason of the leeward yacht lmlding a

better wind, and iieither can elaim the rights of a yacht beingovertaken, then the }'Zl(`ll' to the wiiidxvartl shall keep elear.

I2. P(I.fS(Il_Lf (ll1{/ I'0!111(/(lI_Q` Il1(I)%.l`.

If an overlap exists between two yachts when both of

them, \'ll'lt()llt taeking, are about to pass a mark on the

required sicle, then the outside yaeliti nntst give the inside

yacht room to pass elear ol the marli. A yaeht shall not,however, be jnstilieil in attempting to establish an overlap.and thus loree a passage between another yaeht and the

mark, alter the latter has altered her helm lor the purpose of

ronndiiig.

I_§'. ()b6`fl`IlL`f(0II fo .fc/1 room.

VVhen a yaeht' is approaching a shore, shoal, rock,vessel, or other (lilll}2,"Cl'()llS ()l)Sl'l'll(`ll()|, and eaiinot' go elear

by altering; her eourse without' fouling another yaeht, thenthe latter shall, on being hailed hy the former, at onee giveroom; and in ease one yaeht' is foreed to mel: or bear away inorder to give room, the other shall also taelc or hear away, as

the ease may he, at as nearly the same time as is possiblewitliont dangerol louling; but shotild such obstriietioii beIl designatetl mark of the eon1'se, il yavht shall not loree

another to tack tincler the provisions of this rule.

T R O P H I E S

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CANADA'S " CUP

Presented as an international trophy by the Cityof Toledo in 1896. The history of the contests for

this trophy summarized is as follows:Year ¥'in1er Loser

1896 Canada (R, C. Y. C.) Veneedor ("I`oletlo1899 Genesee (Cliieago Y. C.) Beaver (R. C. Y. L )1901 Invader (R. C. Y. C.) Cadillac (Chieago1903 lrondequoit (R. Y. C.) St'1'at'lieo1ia (R. C X C )1905 Iroquois (R. Y. C.) 'I`emeraire (R. C Y ( )1907 Seneca (R. Y. C.) Adele (R, C. Y. ( )

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FISHER"

CUP

Presented to the Chicago Yacht Club by A. J.

Fisher of that city in I882. The races for this cup

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Year \'inne1' (fltib

1882 Cora Chicago Yaeht' Club

1882 Cora Chicago Yacht Clnh

1SS3 Cora Cliieago Yaeht Club

1883 Atalanta Belleville Yacht Club

1884 Norah Belleville Yaeht Club

ISQZ Norah Belleville Yacht Club

1392 (f)l't\'£ll'(l R(')(`lCSl'CI` Yacht Club

1900 Genesee Rochester Yaeht' Club

1900 Zoraya Royal Canzldian Y. C

liy a deed of gift made in the year 1895, byowners of the yaehr (.)nward, 1/1essrs.;|`. R. V)/hite,Arthur 'l_`. Hagen and lired S. Todd, the "Fisher"

Cup was presented to the Lake Yacht _Racing As-

sociation of lvalce Ontario on condition that it

should be a challenge cup for competition between

sailing yachts which shall be in the 35-foot classand over, enrolled in the Clubs of l`,alce Qntario

(including the Bay of Qtiinte) from time to time

forming; the part of the lg. Y. R. A. The cupshall not be held by the winning; yacht, but by a

club on Lake (;)l'tl`1ll'l() eligible to hold same.

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T R 0 P H I E S T R O P H I E S

above date, tile winner of tile second race to hold" MADGE " CUP the cup for the balance of tile season.Presented to tile Rochester Yacht Club by Wol- , v, .... wi ....... v, .... wl .......

ters Brothers in 1888, to be awarded to the yacht 1899 Iverna ,902 h’ismaking tile best record in the Club’s fixtures dur- 1899 h’is 19o3 ’]’easering that season. It was won by the madge, and 19oo Iverna 19o4. Chiita

J9oo h’is 19o5 Kee Lox II.was given by her owller to the Club, to be raced ~9oz h’is 19o6 Geneseefor each },cal, and awarded to the yacht making 19Ol h’is I9o7 Tantrumtile best record in all tile Club races alld cruises for 19o2 Veritas i9o8 h’oquoisthe season. " COI.ONLI, ~~"I~()NI) " CUP

~:’¢HI i" 1,V i I111~ r Year leg ] i111 t} ri89o Velnette I899 Chltta Presented to the Rochester Yacht Club in 1905i891 Velnette J9oo (2hitla by Colonel N. P. Pond, to be awaMed to tile 30-i89" Nox ~9Ol Nox foot yacht selected to defend the "Canada’s" Cup in1893 Nox 19o2 Naomi II. the trial races off Charlotte. Thereafter, disposi-i894 Nox I9O3 Naomi II.i895 Nydia 19o4 Chitta tion Of Grip to be subject to decision of Regattai896 Zanlta 1905 almna Comnlittge each year,1897 Pedro and Chick tied I9O6 Tantrum Year WinmerI898 Pedro 19o7 ~I’alltrtlln I905 Iroquois

1908 II’oqtlOiS ~906 h’oquoisJ 907 (;enesee" KELPIE " CUP 19o,q IrollUOiS

Presented to the Rochester Yacht Club by Col. This year the Colonel Pond Cup will be awardedJames S. Graham, to be awaMed to tile winner of to the 3o-foot yacht making tile best record duringthe cruising race on Labor Ii);l3, of each year. the season.

Year l, Vin Iler "lrear I, Vitl ner ~ l ~ )1897 Kelple z9o3 Genesee N1CH( LS " CUP1898 Majel J9o4 Chitta Presented to the Rochester Yacht Club in I9o51899 Veronl~ ~9o5 Iroquois bv Rear Commodore Frederic A. Nichols of the19OO Qtlo Vadis ~9o6 .loker19ol Teaser 19o7 Iroquois Royal Canadian Yacht Club, Toronto, to be com-i9o2 Nox 19o8 Iroquois peted for each year in special events of the Club.

" WRIGHT" CUP No contest in 19o5.Year 1,~ill lie r

Presented to tile Rochester Yacht Club by Corn- * 19o6 Outlawmodore Atfi’ed G. Wright in I899, to be awarded to 19o7 Kee l.ox II

No race in 19o8.the winner in the opening cruise race of each year."File winner in this race may be challenged by any This cup wilt be presented to the winner of theyacht in her class not later than thirty days from 1.. Y. R.A. cruising race to Coburg this year.

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MADGE"

CUP

Presented to the Rochester Yacl1t Cl11b by Wol-ters Brothers in 1888, to be awarded to the yachtmalcing the best 1'ecord in the Club's fixtures dur-

ing that season. It was wo11 by the Madge, and

was given by her owner to the Club, to be racedfor each year, and awarded to the yacl1t111altingthe best record in all the Club races and cruises forthe season.

T R O P IMI I E SX9

T R 0 P H I E S

above date, the

the cup for the

winner of the second race to 10 1

balance of the season.

Year Winner Year Winner

1399 I'erna IQOZ Iris

1899 Iris 1903 l.I:'CZSCl`

1900 Iverua 1904. Chitta

1900 Iris 1905 Kee Lox II

1901 Iris 1906 Genesee

1901 Iris 1907 'I"ZllIU`lll1

1902 Veritas 1908 IroquoisH

CUIJCINIEIJ POND " CUP'1::11' 'Vi11uer Year Winner

1890 Velnette 1899 Chitta

1891 Velnette 1900 Chitta

I8Q2 Nox 1901 N011

1893 Nox IQ02 Naomi II.

189.1 Nox 1903 Naomi II.1 895 Nydia 190.1 Chitra

1896 Zauita 1 905 Anona1 897 Pedro and Chick lied 1906 TilHff|ll1 898 Pedro 1907 TZIIIIFIIIXI

1 908 Iroquois"

KELPIE " CUP

Presented to the Rochester Yacht Club by Col.James S. Graham, to be awarded to the winner ofthe cruising race o11 Labor Day of each year.

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Year \'i1111er e: W111111-r

1897 Kelpie IQO3 Genesee

1898 l/lajel IQOQ. Chilta

1899 Verono 1905 Il'()(|ll0I3i1900 Quo Vadis 1906 Joker

IQOI "I"easer 1907 II'l)(|ll()lS1902 Nox 1908 Iro1|uois

"

WRIGHT"

CUP

Presented to tl1e Rochester Yacht Club by Com-

Presented to the Rochester Yacht Club i11 IQO5by Colonel N. P. Pond, to be awarded to the 30-foot yacht selected to defend the "Canada's" Cup in

the trial races oft Charlotte. 'I`hereafter, disposi-tion of Cup to be subject to decision of RegattaConlmittee each year.

Year Winner

1905 Iroquois1906 Il`(>(]l()ISIQO7 (lenesee

1908 IroquoisThis year the Colonel Pond Cup will be aw ll ded

to the 30-foot yacht 111al<ing the best 1'ecord during:the season.

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lll,CH(i)LS" CUP

Presented to the Rochester Yacht Club in IQOS

by Rear C()lI1ll()(l()l'C Frctleric A. Nichols of the

Royal Canad1an Yacht Club, 'I,`oronto, to be comT

Ipeted for each year i11 special events of the ClubNo contest in 1905.

modore Alfred G. Wright in 1899, to be :iwarded to

the Winner in tl1e opening cruise race of each year.The winner in this race may be challenged by any

yacht i11 l1er class not later than thirty days from

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1906 Outlaw

1907 Kee Lux IINo race i11 1908.

This cup will be presented to the winner of the

ly. Y. R. A. cruising; race to Coburg this year.

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SAILING YACHTS ENROLLED IN THE ROCHESTER YACHT CLUBr I~*A~I]~ L.Y.R.A. COIl. ’ I)IT~II~NSIONS ]

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ARGO .... 141 ’~ 2o.ca i Sloop Keel ! 32.o0 2o.oo 7.6 G.F. & H. W. McComb. L. Johnson,__ i 5.00 Olcott Beach, N. \-. Hamilton, Ont.

ASPIRANT . . ’: 42.oo Cutter Kee! 68.oo 42.oo ,3.o) Addis,m G. Hanan, B. Frank Wood9.o0 t;rookl.vn, N.Y. City Island

CAROLINE . . -- i 2o.co Stool) Kee! 34.0,> ~7.6o 7.Io A!bert Grebe E. \V. DeIano." 5.60 Charlotte. N.Y. Rochester, N. Y.

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L. Y. I~. h. COR. DISlENSII,NS OWNER BUILDERNAME NO. LENGTII I,*IG "I’Y PE O.a. \V. I_. IIEASl i HO3IE pC ~fUI"IIR’T.

¯5.25 F.D. Russell, F.D. Russell.M ...... -- -- Cat C.B. i6.oo -- .5o Charlotte, N. Y.

7 oo (;. H. Wolcott. St Lawrence Co..MONK . . . ’~ -- Sloop C.B. 27.oo i9.oo .75 Charlotte. N.y. Montreal

[ 8 oo Jo ~ A. Robb, XVm. XV. Miller,NOX . . . i 2 13 25.00 i Sloop Keel 34,5o 24.50 6.oo Charlotte, N.Y. Charlotte, N. Y.

i7.8o F. S.Todd, Lon Sm!th,ONV, rARD . 160 34.26 Cutter C.B. 5S.oo 5~.9o¯ 5.oo Charlotte, N.Y. Islip, L. I.

Louis Sayer, A ~,V. Sprin~steadii Sloop Keel 43.00 28.co .;,6Canandaigua, N. Y, " " -ONTARIO . - -- 30.00

I Aux. 13.8 Carlton C. M. Hunt. J.J. ~,Vaterhouse,OUTING , ¯ ¯

;-- Sloop C.B. 38.5 34’c° 3.8 Brooklyn, N.Y. Greenpoint, N. Y.

12.oi John T. Mutt,PAPOOSF 1 72 -- Yaw! Keel 44.oo 36.00 8.00 Oswego, N. Y.

Attx. lo.8o L.B. Jones. L. M. Beattie, "~V. ~,V. Miller,ROCHESTER . ~. 3°.00

Yaw! Keel 53.0o 3o,oo7.co Charlotte, N.Y. Charlotte, N. Y.

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t/I(~ TYPE O.A. XV.L. tlEASI[ "If OSlE PO t?~TDI{~T.

8,oa Thos. Fleming Day, HuntingtonSEA BIRD . . -- -- Yaw! Keel 25.06 I9-°° 3.6o New York City

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24 KT .... i -- Sloop C.B. [ i8.oo IS.CO .5o Charlotte, N. Y.

........................... [ ’ - [ 7 66 R.W. Everest Small Bros.,TANTRUM . I -- _~o.co Sloop Keel [ 35.o0 2o,oo 5 oo Charlotte, N.Y. Boston.

.......... ’ ......... i - . , ] 8.25 J, J. Melnernev, C. B. Bec ~told, , Spaulding,VERITAS ¯ 42 I 2000 Sloop Keet I 3°.00 :q-25 500 Charlo}te N Y ! St. Lawrencel~.Co,

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ABENAKIS . Gas -~5.oo 23-73 5.3o R.A. t:tamih(,n. Fay & Bowen Engine Co..2.00 Charlotte, N.Y. " Geneva, N.Y. "

BLACK DUCK Naptha 3°.o0 __ 7.5° Irving Rouse.z.5o Charlotte, N. Y.

Thomas Wheaton andCHAPERON Gas 3o.oo 2S.co 9"0o Geo. W. Crane, Jr., Wheaton & Crane

Charlotte, N. ~.

DURNO . . Gas 25.0o 24.o0 3.3o John H. Durno.¯ 73 Charlotte, N.Y. Rochester Gas Engine Co.

z6.oo 2:.oo 5-75 ] F.H. Beach.ES.MERALDA Gas z.16 j Charlotte. N.Y. J.E. Lindsay

i JELARAV . . Gas I 9:.oo $2.c~o x4.,o i W.H. BriCgs J.M. Baylis & Son,Port Jefferson. N. Y4.6 Charlotte. N. Y.

FLORENCE. Gas 30.00 zg.oo 7.oo C.A. Macv.---- Charlotte. N~ Y. C.A. Macy

GUESS , , Steam 39.25 36.00 7.5o ] Alfred G. lVright.z. So ] Charlotte, N. Y.

HENRIETTA Gas az.oo 20.00 6.00 i’I’. W. Sha~mon, Geo. P. Culp.L3o Charlotte, N.Y. " W.W..Miller

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Dt:aE~sto.~s OWNERNAME ENG .... O ...... " .... "~;;-~ HO .........T BUILDER

8.oo Fred A. Mabbett, (;lobe Boat Co.JULUGRA Gas 35"°0 35"°o 3. zo Charlotte, N.Y. Oswego, N. Y.

7.6o O.M. Mvers. 1 Thomas McGuire,KATHRYN (-;as 35.0o 31 .oo 3.oo Charlotte, N.Y. Rochester, N. Y.

KIPAWA t Gas 3Loo .~9.oo 7.oo W.F. Plumley. M.D., Fulton Boat Co.,z.4o Charlotte, N.Y. Fulton, N. Y.

5.6 Louis C. Piper, E. ~,V. DelanoLUCIEL . Gas zo.oo 1.5o Charlotte. N. Y.

NAHMA Gas _~z.oo 5.oo W.H. Duffett. Fay & Bowen Engine Co.,¯ z.oo Charlotte, N.Y. " Geneva, N~Y.

NORBIAN Gas 5°.°° 5a.o° ~o.oo Albert E. Vogt. J. Lamon.3-5° Charlotte, N.Y. Watertown, N. ~’.

5-5° Corri~an & Heffron,RED ROVER Gas -_5.0o ~8.0o ~.oo Charlotte, N. \’. Win. W. Miller

7.oo F. A P, rownelI, J.L. Leyare.SANS SOUCI Gas 45"0o 43"°~ 3.ooi Charlotte, N.Y. Ogdensburg, N. Y.

,3.oo Thomas B. Pritchard, Robt. JacobSATAN ITA . (;as 6~.oo 5o.4o 3-9° Charlotte, N. Y.

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ELARM' . _ Gas l 92, Sm? xl-to tv. H. Hriggs; J. M. Ba,-tis & sun.

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LIST OF MEMBERSROCttESTEI(, N. \’.

;.a Ackm’nmn, F. A ..................... 21 Reynolds ArcadeAdams, G. R ....................... 67 Exchange StreetAndrew, 111". F. D .................. 28 Soulh Union StreetAnthony, Earle E ................... i i Algonquin Terrace

.................. Ames, Ch’ts. F .......................... 343 State StreetAppel, Geo. J ............................ 35 Vick Park BArgetsinger, Geo. F ................. 25 N. Washington StArmstrong, Duane .................... 159 ExchangeStreetAtkinson, Geo ......................... 575 1,yelt Avenue

g Atwood, lI. F. ............... (’,erman Insurance CompanyP ]:laclnnan, J. W .................... 137 Westminster Roadz;~ I~aker, \V. J ........................ 830 l:’owers Building

O ~ Baldwin, N. W ....................... 238 (;arson Aw~nuel~,annard, R ............ l.incotn National Bank of l\’ochesterBarrels, John F ................ 855 Clinton Avenue Northz]~arton, C.harles l .......................... Alliance Bank

z Bausch, George R ..................... 6 Main Street East? ..................... Bausch, William ................. Care of Bausch & l,mnbm ~. ~ Beach, F. I1 ........................... 83 Park Avenue

Beattie, ],ouis M ..................... 14 Augustine Street,~, a Bechlold, C. l/ ....................... 59 Main Streel Fast

>< - z Beckley, J. N ......................... 15.1 Beckley Buildingc-Z l~;enfish, R. W ............................. 50 l£1m Street’,~ ~. Bennett, A. M ........................... 313 Stale Streel

llergener, Charles .......... Care of C. T. llam & Companya~ Bickford, A. I77, ...................... 3.12 Main Streel East

l]ickfl}rd, F. 1i2 .................... Curlice Bros. Company...................................... i Birdsall, J .......................... Monroe County Jail

Bissell, \¥, \Y ........................ 95 Main Streel EastBty, V. T. ........................... 2I9 Fulton Avenuel}ostwick, C. E ...................... 9~o Wilder :luildingBoulon, Frank .... ~ol Slate Slreetz ...................... ,Boyland, Franl¢ ........ Care of l)uffv-M., clnnerney Companv.z ~ Bradley, Jno ................... Genesee Brewing (:oral}anyBrewster, II. 1 ............................ Wilder BuildingBreyfogle, J ...................... 197 Westminster RoadBriggs, \Villiam ][ .................... Aqueduct BuildingBrininstool, C. I .................... I5o5 (;ranite BuildingBrownell, F. A .................. Trebert Fngine CompanyCallister, F. 1:] ...................... 6! Main Streel X~restCamp. Chas. D ..................... 14 Wetlinglon AwmueChase, Chas, I1 ........................... 5 Pitl¢in Streel

Z Christy, li’rank T .................... 558 Main Streel East

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LIST GF MEMBERS

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Ackertnztn, F. A _ ..... _

Admins, G. R ..., _ _ _

Andrew, Dr. F. D _ _ _

Anthony, Earle lil ....

Ames, Chas. F ....

Appel, (_}eo_] .... ...,.

Argetsinger, Geo. I"

Armstrong, Duane ....

Atkinson, Geo .... _

Atwood, H. F _... _

liztelnnztn, _]. VV....

Bak er, W. _I .... _

liztltlwin, N. \;\' _ ._

Bzumztrcl, R .... _ _

;li21l'lClS. _lohn F .... _ ._

illnrton, Charles l__ _ _

Bztuseh, George R _ _ _

Bausch, William ....

lleztch, lt. H .._. ....

Beattie, Louis M _ _ _ _

Bechtoltl, C. I3 ....

lieekley, ]. N ....

lientish, R. VV _ __

llennett, A. M .._. _

il'iC\`gCllUl`, Charles _ _

Bu:lA.E.__ A. E. __

llieltfottl, F. E _ _ _

.l5i|'tlsztll, j. rl _ _ _

Bissell, W. W ___.

Bly, V. '1` _..... ._ _

'llost\\'it:l<, C. E. _ _ _ _

Benton, Frztnk _ _ _

Boyland, Frztltli __._....

'lil'i1(llU}', jno .... _ _

Bl'C\\'SltZ'l', ll. I, .... _

l?n'eyt`ogle_ _l ..._ ....

Briggs, Willizun ll. _ _ _

Brininstool_ C. |__ _ _ _

'lil'()\\'llOll, F. A ....

Cztllister, I". li _ _ _ _

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Chase, Chas. ll _ _ _

C h risty, I"r:n\k '1` .__.

_ .._. _ _ _ ..__ 2| Reynolds Arcade

_ _ _ _ 67 Exchange Street

__2S South Union Street

_ __ _ II Algonquin Terrztce

._ _ _ _ _ .343 State Street

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 31 Vick Park _li

_ _ .25 N. Washington St

_ _ .. _ _ _ _ 159 ]i:XCl\I!l`tg(!Sll`CCl_.__ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ 575 .Lyell Avenue

_ _ _tlertnztn Insurance Company_ _ _ _ _ _ I37 Westminster Road

_ ___.__ _ _ ,830 l_)()\\'Cl'S liuilding__ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .238 (,;Z\\'S()\\ Avenue

Lincoln National Hunk of Rochester

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 855 Clinton Avenue North

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Alliance llztnk

_ ___...._ 6 Main Street East

__ _ Cztre of _llztuselt & Louth_ _ _ _ _ _ _ .83 Pztrlc Avenue

_ _ _ I4 Augustine Street

_ _ _ to Matin Street liztst

_ _ _ _.| t.; Beckley Building____.______._...._5o]§lm Street

___._.__;;l_3 State Street;

_ _ _ _ Care of C. 'l`_ llztnt & tflontpuny_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .342 Main Street East

_ _ _ _ _(_fnt'tiet: Bros. (l<>tnp;tny_ _ _ _ _.Monroe County _lztil

_ __ _ .Qt Matin Street lflust

__ _ 2It) Fulton Avenue

._ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ QIO Wilder lluilding 3ot State Street

Cure of I)\tfl'y-Mclnnerney Company_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (fienesee Brewing Cotnpztny__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ .Wilder lluiltling

_ _ _ _ |97 Westminster Rozttl

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Aquefluct Iiuiltliug_ _ _ _ 1105 Granite lluilcling

_ _ _'l`relJert Engine Company._ _ __ 61 Matin Street \\'est

_ _ _ __\.| Vi/ellington Avenue

_ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ t Pitkin Street

_ _ _ ____ I 58 Matin Street liast

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LIST OF MEMBERS LIST OF MEMBERSl"inucane, Tlmmas W ................... l,iberty lluilding

Chrystal, Eugene... Care of l{artholonuty Brewing Colnpany Fleckenstein, G. V ................. 51 ;] ]l~surance l{uildingClark, Chas. R ......................... Hotel ICggleston li’onda, \V. T ........................ IS7 Main Strem li~astClark, 1). R ............................. 13! State Street ~ Ford, Thomas I’orler. ................ 203 \¥ilder BuildingClark, l!:. it ........................ 187 Main Street Fast Forsylh, 1). W ........................ 13-2 Powers lluildingClark, George lI ........................ tit State Street Foster, S. b’ ............... lklrtholomay Brewing Coral)anyClemems, ames C ................ 6o: lllsurance l:hdlding French, Porter M .................... 19 Main Street \VestClum, P. A ........................... .519 l.ake Avenue Furlong, lI. M. ...................... 116 Powers IhfildingCole, F. A ......................... 1S9 l’lynmuth Avenue Gommel, Peter. ...................... I(;z Andrews StreetConnor, \Y. T. ........................ S3 Cypress Street (’,lull, 11. 1 ............................ l Iz Ambrose StreetCraig, \V. [l .................. Monroe County Penitentiary (31enn, \’Vm ...................... Green Nursery (tOtal)anyCrane, George W., Jr. ................. 67 Cottage Street Gordon, Geo. C ......................... 130Troup StreelCranler, J. George ....................... I o (; rove SI reel Glo ud, S. C ......................... Ca re of I J I z & 1)um~Cross, Wilson I1 ............................. Mill Slre e| (;orsline, A. R ........................ 184 ICulton AvenueCrouch, Chas. II ...................... 99 l)ewey Avenue (iould, 1,. M ................................... llox 577Culp, (leo. 1’ .................... Security Trust Colnpany Gralmm, E. () .......................... 115 Sibley I{lock(hmningham, C. li; ................... Post ()tliee Box 668 (~r:th;tlll, James S ..................... Universily AvenueCurtice, E. N .................. Curtice l~rothers Company (h’aham, \Y. J ............ P, ochester Gas Engine Cmnl)anyCutler, J.(; .................................. City llall (h’ant, W. S ............. Rochester Folding Pox CompanyC u tler, J. Warren ..................... ’, t 6 C u tier Ihdlding (;raves, Fred II .................... 198 Commercial Streetl)aly, Mark A very, Care of [)eft. Photo Supply Co., Argo l’k C, rebe, Albert ......................... 73 Elllel’SOll Streell)aly, M. T. ..................... I or2 Insurance Building (h’oh, Jlihn S ......................... 31 SeIleca I’:u’l.:wayDavis, A. II .............................. 56 State Street Groh, l,ouis F ......................... i i I?;lwood lhlildingl)a\is, (L (1 ........................... I Augustine Street llagen, R. A ............................ 55 North Streetl)avv, Ihlrton I1 .................. East Side Savings Bank llakes, C. \V ................. Rochester (;rocery Comlmnyl)a@, C. C ...................... li2ast Side Savings Bank lhtmes, 1. li’. ........................ $2,I (ih’anite lhfildingl)elgado, 1) I] ................. Eastman Kodak Coral)any llamilton, R. A ..................... l io l’owers Buildingl)(’ininger, F. E. J ................ 1,.)S North Union Slreet llamitton, S. C ............... 71 South \¥ashington SII’,L’eIl)uffett, W. 1I ........................ II3,I l,ake Avenue Ilamnl, C. \¥ ................... E. 1). Reed & Companyl)uffy; J. P. II ................. I:z l~.ochester Savings Bank l[art, ~Ar. C ...................... It7 N()rlh \rater StreetI)unn, T. ]I ...................... I ! 1 Norlh Water SIreet ltaskins, I. C ........................ 1oo (ire’son Avenue1)urand, I)r. 11. S .................... Post ()flice Pox I,t7 llatch, Geo. E ................................. (:it), tlall[)t|l’llO, J. II ........................... 17 !4 l’al’k Avenue Hav, qey, \\rm. Chester. .............. 8,1 Plynloulh Avenuel)utlon, Percy B ...................... Io3 Wilder Building IIerriman, Dr. W. J .................... e36 S,VestAvenuel)ygert, Charles 11 ................... t8,1 Monroe Avenue Ilil)l)ar{l, \~r. \,V ..................... loo Powers lhlitdingEaslm’m, George ........................ 31~ Slate Slreet ~ llitchcoek, Joseph F. ............... 191 Main Street \V estElston, I[. K ............................ 3oo Stale Street IIofman, Chas ..................... 3o South \¥ater StreetIi;nders, W. F. ........................... t,iS l,ake Avenue Horstman, \’Vm ......................... IIotel RochesterErbe, (l tlSl~l.ve ........................ 340 St. l’aul Street [:[orlon, i,. I ............................. 9° South Avenuel,;rdle, W. J .......................... 43 Fulton Avenue Horton, Willialn H ............................ llox 747Fverest, Chas. M ................... I’,oo (lranite l/uilding I[otchkiss, James 1 ........................... Court HouseFverest, R. W .................... ~--.oo Granite Building Howes, George A ................. 1o North Fitzhugh StreetFaxon, C. W ........................ 611 Central lhfilding Hutme, Dr. M. 1 ................. 75 North Fitzhugh StreetIi’ield, james C ....................... 43 Exchange Street Hurllmt, E, N ............................... CentropolisFinucane, T. R ............................ I East Avenue

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Chrystztl, Eugene. _ _ Cure of BZll'ill(`)lt)lll(l_y Brewing Contpztny(_il21l`l{, Chats. R__ ....................... Hotel EgglestonClark, 1). `l{ ..... _

Clark, _lt_ H _ _ _ _ _ _

Clark, George Il ......

Clements, _lznnes C ....

Clutn, l'_ A ........

Cole, lp. l ........

Connor. W. 'l` _ _ _ _ _ _

Crztig, W. ll ........ __

Crnne, George W., _I I.

Crznner, j. Ce<>rge .....

Cross, Wilson H _ _ _ _

Croueli, Chas. ll _ _ _

Culp, (ten. l" ........

tfttnninghttnt, C. IC _ _ _

._ .,...,.. 131 State Street;_ _ _ 187 Main Street 'lflust

.._.._....l3l State Street_ _ _ _ 602 lnsnrzuice Building

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ .519 Lake Avenue

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 189 l'lyn1outh Avenue_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .83 Cypress Street

_ _ _ _ Monroe County Penitentinry_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .67 Cottage Street;

_ ,_ to Grove Street

_.____.___._Mill Street_ _ _ _ _ _ _gg Dewey Avenue

__ _ _ Security Trust Contpztny__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l"c>st Ulliee Box (SGS

Curtitfe, li. N _...__ ..., Qfnrtiee lirotlters Conxpztuy(Qftttler, _l. C ..._ ._...__._....__._,.,......_.._ City Hull

Cutler, j. 'Vurren _...___._..__..___.._ 216 Cutler BuildingDaly, Mztrlt A very, Cure ol Deir. l'l1ot¢> Supply C0_,1l'g() l'l<

llztly, M. '1` ..__........_.._....._ IOIZ _lnsurztnee Buildingllztvis, __..__

l)It`lS, (__. (_. ._._,. _

llztvy. llurttnt ll _ __

Davy, (_), C _.._ __

l)elg:11lo,_l) lt. _.____

l_)t_§lltltlgt_EI', l". lvl. _l _ _ _

l)ul`lfett_ /V. ll ._.._

l,)t1l7l`y, ;l_ l'. _ll _ _ __

_l_)llllll, l. _la __._ .__. _

l_)lIl'2ll(l, Dr. ll. S _ _ _ _

Durtni, j. _ll ._.__ __

) )l')11tton_ lerey li ______

l)yge1't,, Charles ll

llasttmtti, George. _ _ _

ltllston, Il. K ___.

llllIlLlCl'S, W. F ..._

ICrl>e_ (_l'lSlflV(2. _ _

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ltlverest, Chats. M _

lilverest, R. VV __._

Fnxmt, C. W ...._ _

Field, _lzunes C __._

Finucane, T. R _ _ _

Crclle, W. I ____ _ __

._ .___5(i State Street_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _t Augustine Street

_ _ _ _East Side Savings ,ltztnlc._ _ 'liztst Side Savings llttnk

_ _ _ ltlnstinzni Kodztk Conumny IUS North Union Street.

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [131] `l._:1ke Avenue

_ _ _ .12 Rochester Savings ,linulc_ _ _ _ _ 1 ll North \':tt1-1' Street

___ _ _ _ _ Post (Qllliee liox 1.17_ _ _ _ _ .17 54 l':u'l< A venue

_ _ _ .403 \'ilder liuilding_ _ _ _ 18.1 Monrot: Avenue

_ _ ._ _ .343 State Street

_ ____ 300 State Street_ _ _ ._t_tS l_:l<e Avenue

_ _ _ .340 St. l'ztul Street_ _ _ _ _ 43 l*`ulton Avenue

_ _ _ _ tzoo (lrnnite Building_ _ _ _ tzoo Granite Iluilcling

_ _ _ .61 1 Central Building__._|3 Exchange Street

_ _ _ _.___ 1 East Avenue

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I*`inue:1ne, 'l`l0lll(lS VV. _ _ _

lileeltenstein, G. V. _ _

,l*`ontl;1, V. 'l` ____ ____

l3`ord, 'l_`ho1nas l'(')l`lCl`_ _ _

l*`orsyth, D. W __.___

Foster, S. B .... _.__

_l"renel1, Porter N _ _ _

lt`urlon_g, H. M ____

(lcnnntel, Peter ____

(llen, ll_ L ___. __

(ileun, Vi/nt _._.___

(iordon, Geo. C...

(ill()ll(l, S. C _.__ _ _ _

(__l()l`Slltltt, A. R ,___

(ilcniltl, _l___ M ..__ _

(ir th 111 l" OZ2l',J. _ ._.__

(,»1:tl1z't111, james S ____ _ _ _ _

(lrzthzttn, \'. j .___ _ _

(f}r:1nt, \'_ S ..__ __

(irnves, Fred B .___

(lrehe, Albert _.__

(__lr1§>h, _lohn S. _ _ _

(ll`()ll, Louis E .._.

lylngen, R. A _ _ _ _

Ilztkes, C. W' _.__

llztntes, l. F .___ _

l_1l_111nilto11, R. A _ _ _

llztn1ilt<>n, C ..._

lilntntn, C. V_ _ _

_l'[nrt, VV. C ._._

lil"`

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lilztttllx, Geo, If ____._.

Httwley, Wm. Chester

Ilerritnztn, l)1'_ W. _l ____

li`illl_)l)lll'(l, W. W' __...

Hiteliemfk, _joseph F.

_l_:l<>f1nzn, Chats _..____

]lIOI'SlTlllll, \'1n_ _ _

`l"[01't1>11, [__ ]_. ._._ __ _

11l(ll`l0ll, Williztnt ll _ _

Il:{lf1>t<;l1l:iss, _lzunes _l___

Iilowes, (jeorge A ____

Httlnie, Dr. M. L ____

Hurlbut, E. N ____ _

f ~

_ ______

nslttns, l.. K, _..._.. _

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l__il>erty liuilcling_ _ _ ,513 _lnsurztnce lluilcling _ 187 I'luin Street East

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .203 7Viltler liuilding_ _ _ .._____ _ _ .432 l'(`)\'t1l`S Building

_ _ llztrtliolomzty ,llrexvixtg Ccmtpntiy_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11) Main Street 'Ve5t

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 16 _l)0\'(fl'S liuiltling_ _ _ _ _ I(l2 [H(ll'C\'S Street

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 1: t1nhr<'>se Street_ _ _ _(lre<:n Nursery Coiripzttiy

_ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ 139 Vl`l`t_>l|') Street__ _ _Cure 1>l` Utz & I_)11nn

_ _ _ _ 184 l°`ulton A venue

.______.__._l2ox 577_ __ _ _ _ _ .... IIS Sibley llloek

_ _ ___..... _ _ _ University Avenue_Roeltester (ins lfltigitte CtnnpztiiyReeliester .l_°`<>ltling _llnx (_fc_unp:t11y__ .__._ __ _ 198 Cmntnerttiztl Street

_ _ ____ 73 l'llll(fl'S(lIl Street_ _ _ .31 Se11e<'~:_ Vnrkwzty

__ _ _ _ _ _ .__;1 lilltrood Building 55 North Street

_ _ _ Rochester (,21'<>1:ery Ctnttpzttiy_ ____ ____ S 2_1 (i_ll`1llllt3 fltuilcling

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 110 l"owers lluilding .71 South VV:_sli11gt<>1i Street

._ __.__l'I. l~'. Reed Cotnpuny_ _ _ _ 117 IN1J>rth 'V2tlt:l` Street

_ _ _...too (riztrson Avenue

._.___._...___CityHull_ _ _ _St _l'ly1nouth Avenue

_ _ _ _ _ _ .236 \/est Avenue_ _ _ _ too l:)(!\'(:l`S _llnilding_ _ _ 191 Main Street West

_ _ _ .30 South Water Street_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'l~:lot_el Rocliester

_ _ _ _ _ .90 South Avenue

_ _ _________. Box 7.17_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.Court House

_ _ _.to Nortlt Fitzhttgh Street

_ _ _ _ 75 North Fitzhugh Street

_____._.._..._.__._Cent1'opolis

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LIST OF MEMBERS L1 ST OF MEMBERSJackson, I’. C. J ....... Taylm’-Shantz Collll)mly, Mill Streetones, l,ewis l’I .......................... 3,13 Slate Street Myers, H. G .......................... "5 li’xchange Streetones, (). l,; ....................... 267 University Avenue Myers, O. i’ll .......................... 286 Rutgers Street

Nash, C. I1 .......................... 9 Andrews StreetKeegan, l)r. \V. A ............... io Clinton Avenue SouthKelly, II. \V ............................ :1o7 State Street Newc, tl, Gco. 14, ....................... 709 St. Paul StreetKondolf, F. N ................ Stromlmrg-C.arlson Company Noxon, (;. li] ..................... t1~3 South U llion StreetKondolf, lh:nry E ................... 12,l Seneca I’arkway ()cumpaugh, C. 11 ......... Chamber of Cmmnerce lluildingKramcr, Franl,:C ..................... 135 Powers I’uilding Ocumpaugh,]i" ...................... 121 Brunswick Streetl.annin, Thomas E ....................... Alliance Ilanl.: Ocumpaugh, [i’ranl< ................. I2oo (;ranite. BuildingI,athrop, (leo. D ....................... 55 South Avenue Osborne, S. Y ...................... Vacuunl (ill Companyt,avcry, J. E ......................... 73 Main Street East Oslmrn, Emory W ......................... (iranger PlaceI,eighton, \Villiam T. ................ 792 Powers Building l)almer, t~yron \V ................ 238 Clinton Avenue SouthLewis, I1. R ........................ 8o2 (~ranile lhlihling l’alnler, C. II ..................... Traders National lkmkl,ikly, Ilenry. ...................... 155 Main Streel East I’earson, (L l ........................... 6,:I IIarvard Streetl,ikly, \Villiam C .................... 155 Main Str(et East Pearson, C. \V ....................... 609 \\ ilder Ihdldingl,ockhart, Jas ............................. North l\V(!l|ii(~, l’eml,’oke C ............................ Kee l,ox Placel,odge, Clarence V .......................... (;ourt llouse Pembroke, \\:. 1’. ........................ Kee l,ox I’lacc’l,mnb, (;aft F. ...................... 1oo2 Wilder thlilding l’ierce, llerllcrt W ........................... !! (lit3’ lhdll,uesther, l?. R ......................... National Thealre Pike, I. l)uley. ...................... 89 l:’lymoulh AvenueI,um, Milton S ........................... 20 Arnold I’ark l’iper, 1,. C ........................ 13 Aqueducl Ihlildingl,ynch, 1)r. C. (1 ......................... 52 I~ark Avenue l’lundey, l)r. \\:. F. ................. 53 S. Fitzhugh Slreetl,ynu, John I) ..................... Ioo3 Wilder Building Pond, N. I’ ........................ Democrat & (ihroniclel,yons, T. \V ........................... 13o I,yell Avenue Price, R. II .......................... 89 Main Stre.et EastMabbelt, F.A ......................... I’lymouth Avenue Pritchard, A.R ............................ I Argyle StreetMal)l)ett, I,. (l ...................... 195 Main Street East Pritchard, Thomas B ................. 999 Main Streel EastMack, Amos P .......................... 18 I’r~\vns Race l’~auber, llenry I’. .................. 21I Main Slreet \Vest~’Macy, (’,. 2\ .................... Morgan Machine (~ompany Reisky, Charles ......................... 16 (’,alaract StreetMadden, W. V ...................... 5° Triangle Building Robb, John A ................. 6 North Washington StreetMalley, Jas. E .......................... 191 l,yell Avenue Roblfins, Joseph \\: ..................... 133 \’Vest AvenueMartin, F. A ........................ 5o3 Main Street East Rolfinson, 1,. W... Rochester& PittsburgC. & I. ColnlmnyMatson, \V. 1\ ........................ Insurance Ihlitding Roth, Geo. F. ........................ t 62 A ndrews StreetMc(]ord, Ii’. E ........................ 85 Main Street Easl: Rouse, Irving .......................... 385 l,ake Avenue

I ........................... I/o South AvenueMcl)utf, M. A ....................... 92 Main Street East Sabey, ]i’. i’Mchmerney, j. J ..................... 19 Main Street East Sage, G. I~ ........................ 23 South Water StreetMc[nnerney, Thos. Ill .... Ca,’e l)ut:fy-Mchmemey Cmnpany Sager, C. M ............................ 9 lh’ooklyn StreetMcKay, C. W ............ ............ 19 Etwood Building Sager, J. 1[ ........................... .9 l’,rooldyn StreetMites, F. I1 ......................... 2o9 Exchange Street Salter, A. 11 ........................ 32o Main Street EastMiner, E. G .............................. Cutler lhlilding Salter, Richard G ................... 38 Main Street \\restMoore, Eric C .......................... 67 Stone Street Saunders, l)r. ]~. (i ....................... 6.3 East AvenueMorse, C. C ........................ 936 Main Street East Schnfidt, Rudolph .................... 5t Main Street EastMorse, I [. C ........................... 133 West Avenue Seeley, l,yman .......................... 5 t Prince StreetMorse, J. I’ ............................. 82 ~,\:est Avenue Shannon, Thomas X,\: .............. 500 l,ivingston BuildingMorpurgo, Louis ............. Duffy-McInnerney Company Sheehan, W. G .................... 3d I l,exington AvenueMoyer, Ik F. ............................. Alliance l/ank Shumaker, Jno. 2". ...................... Rochester, N. Y

Sibley, I)r. Frard,: 1 ...................... 63 Lake Avenue343 5

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IQIST 0FiME1v1B1£RS_la1:ll'_C.j.. l'_ C. j.._lnnes, Lewis 15. _ _

jones, ()_ IC _ _ _ _ _ _

Keegan. l)r_ W. A

Kelly, I I. \\' ..,.....

lintttlnlf, I". N _ _ _ _

liottclulf. Henry ltl

Ktntner, l°`ranl< (I _

Lztnnin, 'l`ll<)lllZlS IC..

l_atln't>p, (leo. If). _ __ _

lA¢t\t,l§, _[_ _lt_ ......... _ _

l.eig_Ittt»n_ Williztnt I

Lewis, I_I_ It ......

Liltly, llenry ..,..

_l_il\\'illi;unC. \\'illi;un C.

1.01:I1l1a1't, _las .._.

Lodge, Clarence V ....

]_o1nIm,(_n1'l lt... ._

Lnestrlter, I", R. _ _

l_.unt_ Niltnn S _ __

Lynvlt, I)r_ (I. (I __

Lynn, _leltn I.) ..._

I_¢y()l'l$. '_l`_ W _ __

Mal_>l_>ett_ l*`. A _ _ _

Xlaltbett. I.. (_) _ __

Matfk, Atnns I' _ _ _

Macy, (I. A ..,_..

l\'IaW.V___ W. V _ _ _

Malley, las. IQ ....

Martin, I". A _ _ _

Matson, \'\'. A _ _ _

Mt~(QIF.IE,__ F. IE, _ _

Mt:I_)1\I`I`, M. A _._.

Melnnerney, VI. j _ ....._

'l`ztyl1>r-Sliantz Cnnipany, Mill Street.

.....3_'|3Sl1llL§ Street

__ _ _ .267 Uni\*e1'sity Avenue

._ _'QC Lflitttnn /\\'Ul\ltC South__ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ ._ _,oy State Street

_ _ _ Sll'()lIli_)(Jt'g-(__i{tl`lS(tl1 Contpztny_ _ _ .... 12.1 Seneca l'ark\t'ay

__ ___t;;5 i)(_)\\`ttl`S Building_ _ ,_.._ Alliance Hank

_ __ 55 South Avenue

_ _.7`; l\lain Street East__ _ _7t)1I l`)()\\'($l`S llttilclittg_._ i"iO2 tlrztnite Building

_ __ 155 Main Street East_ _ _ _ 155 l'\'Iain Street lflast

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Nnrtlt Avenue

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _(_I<>nrt House_ _.toon \\'ilBuilding Building

_ _... National Theatre_ _ _ _ _ .20 Arnold Park

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ .52 l':trk Avenue_ __ toni; Wiltler Building

_ _ __ _|_;0 l_yeIl Avenue_ _ _ _ _ _ l'lytnenth Avenue

_ ___. 195 Main Street East

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IS 'lirnwns Race_ _ _ _I\'l0rg_an Machine Company

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 50 Triangle liuikling____ _ _ _ _ 191 Lyell Avenue

___ _ 503 Main Street East_ _ _ _Insurance Building

_ _ _ .85 Main Street ltlastz_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Q2 Miain Street ltlast

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ tg I\'Iain Street ltlast

Melnncrney, 'l`lios_ lil. _.__ Care I)uI'Iy-Melnnerney CntnpztnyMcKay, \\' _... __._.____.._______._ t 1) I_§l\'\'(`>(_)(l IlttiltlingMiles, IC. _lrl ___. _____. .._. _____.__. 209 ltlxelrange StreetMiner, IC. G ____ _

Moore, Erie C _ _ _

Morse. C. C _.._

Ivlorse, Il__ C _.._ _

_ _ _...Cutler Builcling_...___ 67 Stone Street

_ _ _ 936 Main Street ltlast

__.|33 West Avenue

l\'Inrse, _]_ fl' _..... ._______.._. S 2 \Vest Avenue

Mtnpttrgo, Louis ___. _ _ _ Dttffy-Meillnnerney (jotnpanyMeyer, It. F _______ _ __.______..___. Alliance Bank

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Myers, H. G _____________ _

Myers, O. M .___

Nasir, (I. H ____ _

Ntéwtzll, (lee. K _.__ _

Nuxott, (I. E ________ _ _ _

(lttnnipaugli, L_. ll _ _ __ _ _

O(I\lll'l[`)2l\tgi\, It. _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Oeutnpztuglt, Frank _ _ _

(__)Sl)(`)l`lll_f, S. Y _.__ _ _

Oslntrn, _ltlmory W __

_i)1til'llU\`, ltyron \\' _ _ _

l'Ztil`tlCl', tl. H .___ _

Pearson, C. L_ _ _

l`it_f§l\'HK)l\, C. \V ____

Pentltrelte C. j _.__ _

`l'entIn'<>I\\'_1'____ \\'_ 1'_ _ _ _

lf'ieree, llerbert W _ _ _ _

Pike, I. Duley ____ _ _

Piper, I __ C ____ ___. _

l'lnn1ley, Dr. \\'. _It`__

I'<_\ncI, N. P _______

['t'it_tt:, R. _ll ______ _ _ _

_l]l'llt`lllll'(l, 1\_ R ____ _

l"ritTltontar;It Tltontar; It

RIt\ll)Ql', Henry lr' .____

Reisky, Charles ____ _

R<>I>l>, _lnlm A _.._ __

_ _____.____ .25 _ltlxeltange Street

_ _ _2S6 _Rutgers Street

_ _ _ .9 f\l\tll`(_¢\\'S Street_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .709 St. Paul Street

_ 1 13 South Union Street.Cliamlier ol' C<'nnn'tert:e lluiltting

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ |21 _l§il`lIllS\\'lCI( Street__ _ [200 (irattite ltniltling

_ _ .vviltftltlllt (,)il (fnixtptttty_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _(_§ranget' l'laee

_ _ _ .38 Clinton l\\'Qltl\C Snutli Tratlers Natinnztl Itank

_ _.__._ 6_4 i'[t'tl'\'(lt`(l Street_ ..(}o1) \'\'iltler Httiltling

_ _ _ _ __ _Kee _l_nx l'Iaee__ _ _ _ _ Kee Lex l'I;tee _tt titty 111111_ _ _ _Sn i"l)'ll)()lll_ll _/\\'enue 13 1\<|t1ecInt>t ltniltling_ _ _ .53 S. Fitzltngtt Street_ _ _ 1')etnne1'at X: (__illt`t')lllLflC

__ _ _SQ Main Street East_ _ _ _ _ _ _ .4 Argyle Street

_ _ _ _(Nt) Main Street _ltlztst__ _ __ _ 214 Main Street \\'est

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.16 (`f:tt_;1t'at:t Street_ _ _ .6 Nertlt \'\'!itSIllllgi()ll Street

Roltliins, joseph W ______________._.__.. |33 "fest Avenue

I{f>l>ins<>n, I.. W. _ _ Rocliester & l'it;tsl>urg C. & Il.. Cotnpany_ ___________ _ _ _ _ _ _ 162 Antlrews Street

Rouse, _I rvtng _ _ _ ___. _ _ _ _

Roth, (leo. F ____ _ _ _

Sztbey, I". |*` _ _ _

Sage, (il. ll _ _ _

Sager, C. l\'l _ _ _

Sager. _l_ 'II ..____ _

Salter, _»\_ ll ___.___

Salter, ltielmrtl (I _ _ _

Saunders, l)t'_ _lt_ (I __

Selttniclt, Rudolph ____

Seeley, l_yn\ztn ____ ____

Shannen, ']_`ll0l1lI\S W

Sheehan, VV. (I _____

Sltnntalter, _|no_ T _ _ _ _

Sibley, Dr. l"rank L_

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 385 _I__ake Avenue_ _.__ 170 Snutlt Avenue_ 21; South \'Vate1' Street.

_ _ _ .9 _lirnoklyn Street_ _ _ _ _ _ .9 l`§1'm1>lStreet Street_ _ _ .320 lvlain Street Iltlast 38 Main Street: West_ _.____. 63 East Avenue

_ _ _ .51 Main Street East_ _ _ _ _ _ _ .51 Prince Street

_ _ .500 Livingston Bttilcling_ _ _ _ 341 Lexington Avenue

_ _ _ _ _ _ _Roehestety N. Y_ _ _ _____ _ _ _ 63 Lake Avenue

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LIST OF MEMBERS LIST OF MEMBERSSibley, lliram W ....................... Triangh.. l~uilding Wihnot, li’rallk ................. l)efender Photo Compal~ySmilh, A. F. ....................... 128 Main Street EastSmith, F, I ..... Wilson, (leo. A ......................... 13S Norlh Street............................ 52 Cily 1 lall ~;\r~ h’olt (leo. 11 ’, 16 North (~oodm;m Sll’eetSmith, J. llungerford ................ 75 Brunswick SIreet ’ ..............Sondern, l)r. l’. F. .................. 52 S. Fitzhugh Street Woodward, Chas. 1 .............. lJ;astman Kodak CI)llll)itll),Southwick, Chesler . .................... J,l.t Fr;ml¢ Street Woodworlh, F. E .................... Post Office Box 778Slot1, II.E .............................. Io4 Pearl Street Wright, Alfred (1 ...................... \;Vilh)wbank PlaceStoul, \V. II .............. (late of J. Ilungerfo "d Smith Co \rates, C. ] .............................. Augustine StreetStrong, II. (i ............................ I1 (?ir~le Str(.’l.g VeolllallS, Chas. C .................... 365 Mom’oe Avenue

Young, Thomas (1 ............. Aqueduct BuihlingSlub(+r. \V. (1 ......................... I,S Seneca l’arkway Zegewitz, F. F. ..................... 255 Main Street li;aSlSunderland, l l. E .................... 3.hi I o\v~ rs lhlihling ZimmernmlL A. (1Swan, (leo. l ........................... "~5.1 Courl Streel .................... 73 Main Streel EastSwit’t, 11. A 72 Spring SlreetSwift, T ( ms .. .72 Spring Slreel’[’ail, l)r. T. O ........... 37,! AtMrews StreetTltl’l’;tllI, l)r. F. J ....................... ]~!)9 Wesl AvenueTaylor, J. A ........................... J8 li’l’Olll SlreelTavlor, i)1111 \V. ........................ IS li’l’l)lll SII’/~(’.|Taylor, T. I’, ............................. 18 J,’lOlll SII’(!(~|Teal, Arlhur R ....................... lo St, ;IIII(L’4 Slr(:0l:Thayer, Chas. S ...................... 3 I-. Wilder BuildingThompson, \V. C ...................... Io Edgewav l’arkThorn, l)r. C. A ............... 62", (:linton Avenue’Nm’th°l’odd, Fred S .................... 175 North Waler SireetTo\\nsend, F. K ..................... (i,l l:’lvmoulh AvenueTruesdell, W. G ...................... 57 Allmnlm’le Slree!’l’url)in, Mortimer. ..................... 922 St. l’aul Slt’eetVanVoorhis, Chas .................... 500 Powers lluilding WVanVoorhis, Eugene ................. 5o0 I’owers lhlildingVogt All)err F ...................... 18! Barringlon StreetVon [lirschfeld, A ...................... t53 Park Avenue\\:albridge, A. 11 ............... IS7 Soulh Fitzhugh Slreel\VallMdgc., F. N ......................... 187 Stale SIree|Watson, Jas. S .......................... It l’rince StreetWelch, (1. 11 .......... 5~7 Chamber of (;ommerce l]uildingWeldon, Waiter. ................... ~l3 Main S|reet EastWellc’r, J. L., St. ....................... I I Ehvood lhdlding~,Vhealon, Thomas ........... 15 \:iolelta Street~’Vhipl)le, (leo. C ................... i36 Main Street "&rest\’Vhile, J. R ......................... 92 Main Sire’el FaslWilcox, H. W .......................... 35 State StreetWill,trd, E. R ...................... Democrat & Chronicle~qlliams, Dr. I[. T ¯ .......... -27,I Alexander StreelXYit]iams, John M ............................ State Street

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Sibley, Ilirztm \\' _ __

Smith, A. l*` .... ....

Sm1th,_I'. I, .... .... _ _

Smith, _|. ll1111gt:|'lc>1'tIStiniclurn, _l_)r_ I'. F. _ _

S<>11tl1\\'icl<, tjlicstcr _

Stott, l:l_ _IC ,,.. _ _ _ _

Stout, \\"_ lzl _ _ _ _

Str<,mg_ l:I_ (_) ,.., _

Stnl1<:r_ \\'. (I ....,..

Sniitlnrlzttttl, Il. If _ _ _

Swami, (leo. 1. .... _

Swift, ll. A .... __

Swift, 'l`l1tn1tns ....

'l`:1it, ltr. 'l`. U ....

'_l`:t1'1':t11t, Ur. I". j _ _ _

'_l`ttyIc1r_ _l_ A ....,, _

'lI}1}`l()l', _luhtt \\' ...<

'l`ztylor, '_l`_ Ii .... _

'_I`t::tl, ;\l`lltl\l` R. _ _

'l`h:ty¢:r, (Thats. S .....

'_l.`ll(_)lll})S(`Hl, \'\'. C __ _

'l`h<>rn, I)r. C. A _ _ _

Tutld, l~`1'<;fd S ....._

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Vogt, Albert. .112 .... ._

Von Ilirschfelcl, A ....

Wztlliritlge, A. Il ....

\'V2tIl)l'l(lf'f't_I, IC, N _ _ _

_ _ _ _ _ 'l_`l`lill\glt5 liuiltling 128 Main Struct East

_ ....__._ 52 City llnll_ _ _ 75 Bl`\ll`|5\\'lCl{ Street

__ .52 S. Fitzlingh Street_ _ . . _ _ _ _ 144 Frnnlt Struct

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_ . _ _(_.ill`C of _[_ þÿ�i�l�l�t�l�l�l�g ¬�l�`�f�O�|�'�(�lSmith Co (jirt:lcSt1'<:t:t

_ _ _ _ 18 Sensual l':1rl<\\'11y_ _ _ _`;_.t_| l)O\\'l3l`S Ilniltling

_ .._. 353 Court Struct_ _ _ _ 72 Spring Struct

_ _ _ __72 Spring Struct_ _ 37.1 _'\ll(ll'C\\'S Struct

_H399 \\'ust Avcnttc_ _ 18 I5`rStruct Struct

._ _ lb _l'l()lll Stmtct...__ 1Sl"\'<11tt Struct

_ _ _ to St. jaittcs St_1'<;:t:t_ _ _ _ _ _HIE Wilder liniltling

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IO li(lgC\\'Zly llfllli6211 tflinttin Avennt: Nurth__ 175 North \\;Rll_ttl` Struct

_ _ _ _ _(Lt Plymouth l\\'¢_$l]tlC_ _ _ _ .57 Albenizarlc Street.

_ _ _ _Q22 St. Pznnl Strctat._ _ _ _ 500 þÿ�l�)�(�!�\�\�' ¬�|�'�Sllniltling

_._ _ goo Powers _linilcling_. _ _ _ ISI ll(ll'l'll\]_[l()t\ Struct

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Wzitson, jus. S. _ _

_..____.__..._._.__. ll l'l'lll(fC StructWelch, (I. ll ._._.__.._ 517 (flm1nl»c1'<>[(_Io111111c1'rn llniltling\\/t$l(,l()l\, Wztltnr ._., .._.._.__.__._. 1 1_3 Matin Strut.-t ltiztstWeller _[_ .I__. ...__ _......,..._ .... _ | 1 l'll\\'0U(l Ilnilclingl V

Wliezttmt, ll.`lI()l\'l1lS _ _ _ _

Whipple, (Duo. C .._.

Wltite, 1. R .___.. _

\/Vilcox, Il. \'V _

\¢Vill;trcl, Ili. R __.____

\Vllll£tlll$, Dr. Il. 'I`. __

\\'illinms, _lulin M .___

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_...___ 15 \'i<>lt¢1t:1 Struct_ _ _ _ 136 Nalin Struct \'\'ust _ tt: Matin Struct ltlxtst

_._ 55 State Street_ _ _ _ l)t:Ill(')til`Zll & Chronicle

.__ 274 Alux:111¢lcrSt1'uct_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Stzttu Street

\/Vilmot, l°`r:ml< _ _ _

Wilson, (Luo. A _ _

\Volc0tt, (ict). ll _

\lV()O(l\\'1ll`(l, Chas.

VV()()(l\\'(`)l`lll, I". IC

\'\'1'igl1t, Alfrtrtl (1 ____

Yates, C. _I_ __.. _,_. _ _

Yeoinans, (lima. L.____

Young, 'l`llt)lllllS (I _ _ _

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N255 Main Struct EastZegewitz, I*`_ l". _ _

Zimme1'n1:n1_ A. tl

_ _ _ I')efcntl<:r l'ln>to Cmiipany. .

_ ._._ ._.,_ 1 `3S North Street__ _ ._

__ 216 North (l()UtllllIIll Street_I__. _ _ _ _ _ _lilnstnizm l{¢>tIz1l< Ctmipzmy

_ _ _.______ Post Olllcu llux 778

_ _ _ .\'Vlll()\\'l_)2tltl{ Place._ _...Augustine Street

_ _ .365 Monroe Avenue__ l\(|\l(f(lIlCl_ linilding

_ _ __ _ .73 Main Struct East

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LIST OF MEMBERS LIST OF MEMBERSN ~ )N-RIi;S l I) I!;NT M li;M BE RS M c M urray, J as... 165 \\rest l,odge A re., Toronto, ()hi.., Can

A’ns "ong, J. J ............................. Rome, N. V Miller, William \\! ........................ Charlollc, N. VAuchampaugh, C. E .................... Puhneyville, N. V Morgim, (;iffm’d ......................... ]h’ockport, N. VBaeder, Chas ............................. (’,eneseo, N. V Morgan, lienry ........................... ]~uffalo, N. Vt~,aldwin, A. T. ........................... ’vVall>ole, Mass Morgan, \,V. I’ ............................. lhlffalo, N. Vl~,c, nnie, tl. I~ ............................... ()h:;m, N. V Mosely, Moss ............................ Charlotte, N. YI~loolner, Chas. T. ......................... Newark, N. V Mott, ohn T . ............................ Oswego, N. Yl~loomer, R. A. S .......................... Newark, N. V Mussehnan, N. B ..... 15o!; Chester Avenue, l’hiladetphia, I’al~osworth, W. 11 ........ 69 King SI. \V.,Toromo, (.)m. Can l’ayne, William .......................... Charlotte, N. VI~rady, C. A ................. 30 lligh Street, Boston, Mass Premice, 1). (i. I1 ........................ l,eRoy, N. VIhown, Fred I-~ .......................... Springlicld, Mass l’uffer, C. (: ................................ Avon, N. VCarroll, Chas .............................. Albany, N. Y l,t.athlmrn, John A ........................... Utica, N. VCar|er, H. J ............ 83 lCronl St., E., Toronlo, ()nl., Can Ross, (leo. 1 ............... t6o3 Broadway, Spokalm, WashChurch, E. Raymond .................. (]anandaigua, N. V Rowe, (2has. 1t ........................... l)ansville, IN. \’Cl:tllcy, J. 1~ .............................. (;e11~2seo, N. \’ Sa),’2r, l.ouis ........................ Canandaigua, N. VClinton, G. W ..... Itl" Prudential Iluilding, 1;tlffalo, N. V Scotl, tL S ............................ Sodus Point, N. \"Cook, \V. I1 .......................... Sodus l’oinl, N. V Sibley, E. Rufus ......................... l’hiladelphia, l’.’tCooper, John h’ondequoit, N. V Smillie, (). J ......................... ’l’ormm~, Ont., Can

.......................... Spalding, C. A lhfffalo, N. Vl)avid, W. (1 .............................. l,yons, N. \’ ............................l)ix, Bert T ................................. ()lcott, N. Y Stebbins, C. M ............................ Newark, N. V1)ukelow, P. J ...... Care of Spencer l,ens Co., l~uffah), N. V Stewart, 1,. A ....... U. S. I,ife ins. Co., Toronlo, Ont., Can

N ..............................Du I’uy, l.J ...................... a unda, N. V Stuart, (21. II Newark, N. YEllis, A. C ........... 231 llowland Ave., Toronto, ()hi., Can Tah oil, E. B ......................... Cape Vincent, N. VFields, W. I I ............................... Sodus, N. ~ Teats, F. II ........................... Willian|son, N. V

Thayer, G. l] .............................. Plymouth, ]ndli’lannigan, .lolu;, Jr. .................. (ianandaigua, N. VTholnaS, Ii’rant¢ Batavia, N. \’(;alusha, Marlin J ......................... Fairl)ort, N. Y ...........................

(h’eenleaf, l)r C. A ....................... Can(,ga, N. V Th(,lnaS, O. F. ............................. l,yons, N. YIIamilton, (L I! ................. Ilensonhurst, 1,. 1., N. V Tom]inson, EveretI ........................ llatavia. N. Yllamilton, J. B ............................... Rush, N. g Url)an, (leo. I’. ................. Pine Ridge, lhfft!alo, N. Y[[arn|on, G. I~ ...................... lh’ockpor(, N. Y VanVoorhis, Norman ........................ Avon, N. Y[larris, Elliott ......................... Sodus PoinI, N. Y "~Yadsworth, Jas. S ......................... Geneseo, N. Yllazen, l)r. J. 1 ............................ l:h’ockl)ort, N. Y ~;Velch, (leo ............................. l~rockport, N. V!leurick, E. J ........... ~516 Oakdale Avenue, Chicago, ]11 Whilney, W. C .... National Vacht Club, Toronlo, Ont., CanI[ousel, I[. A ............................... Ilolley, N. Y X~rorld, T. A. li; ........................ Toronto, ()nl., Can[lousel, W. Ii; ............................. llotley, N. 3:’ Yates, llarry . ............................. Buffalo, N. YIlunt, C. C. M ............................ I’ahnyra, N. Y Vates, l.t.. 1’ ............. l’ost ()ffice llox 725, Buffah), N. VJennings, F. II ............................... Avon, IN. YKeml)er, Peter, Jr. ....................... Newark, N. YKershaw, J .......................... Canandaigua, N. Y ItONORAI{V MIrMI:II~;RS!OileS, \~/’. E ............... ()ial"dner iBuilding, Utica, N. Y"

, "!,owndes, C. B ....................... Toronto, ()t/I., (21.1-11 Day, Thos. Iqeming .......................... New Vork

Markham, W. (;. ........................... Avon, N. \’ llanan, Addison G ..................... l~rooklyn, N. YMcComb, (leo. F. ........................ l,oclq)ort, N. Y I,ipton, "[’homas I" ...................... London, EnglandMcComb, It. W ......................... I~ockport, N. Y Young, Thos. G. ........................ Rochester, N. Y

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l\l'll\Sll`\)lig, _l_ 'I .......,.....,.........,.._ ._ Rmmz, N. Y

A11(:lx:1111p;111;;l1, C. li. _ _ .... l'11l1ney\'illu. N. Y

llziuclur, Chas ........... ( }e111:sc<», N. Y

ll11l1l\\'i11, A. 'i` ...,.. .... \/Valpolc, M1155

,ll1:11\1i1:, (Q. I! . ........... ()l1::111, N. Y

lil()(,)lllL)|`, Cims. 'l`_ .. _ ,,... ......... ..... N c \\'Z,U`l{, N. Y

.lll1_>1>111e1', R. A. S ............,............, þÿ�N ¬�\�\�`�1�l�l�`�l�(�,N. Y

.ll()S\\`()l`lll, W. ll ,.....,. (11) King Sl. W., 'l`<,11'011\f1, Um., (..:1\l\

_ll1'11(ly, C. A ....., ...... 1go High Sircul, li()$l()Il, Nlzism

lil`()\\`ll, l"r<,:(l R ..., ..., ............ _ _ Springfield, Mziss

C:11'1'<>ll, (Thus .........,..........,,.,..... _ Albzmy, N. Y

C1ll'\($l', H. j ..... .,..,.. S3 l*`1'1>11(, SL, H., 'l'()l`()l\lO, Cllll., C 111

(_;ll\l\'£Il\, IC. l{;1y111o11cl ................_ _ (fT:111z1111laig1111. N. Y

(ll:1111:y, _l. il ......,. ........ ....._... ..... G 1: 1115500. N. Y

(fIli111<>11, C. W .... .1112 l"l`\l(i(;:l\ii{ll lluilcling, B11I`f:1l1>, N. Y

(;.l()()l{, W. ll .... ................,... S<>1l11>a P()li\i_, N. Y

(;l()()l)(Jl', julm ...._ _ _ ll'(Hl(lE(|\l(>ll, N. Y

I_):1\'icl, \'\'. (2 .__ ...........,_......, ._ 1..y011>a, N. Y

Dix, llc1'(_'l_` ......,......... ............,.... ( llcoll, N. Y

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D11 lllly, l.j .... .....,...,............... _ N11111l:1. N. '1

Ellis, A. C ...... ..... 2 31 l.l(`)\\'l{\l\(l Ave., 'l'(`)l'Ol\l0, Ont., C1111

l"i1:lW._ll.....................,........_Sodus,N.Y W. _ll .... ................ .,.. ..... . _ Sodus, N. Y

l"l;11111igz111, _l11l111, jr ..., ....,.......... (QTz111:111N.Y N. Y

(,l2ll\lSl\{l_, Martin 'I .... .......... F`2lll'l)()l'i, N. Y

(`l1'1:e11lc11f, I)1' C. A ,,,.. ...,... . _ Canoga, N. Y

l1;11nillm1, (QT. _ll .... __ .... lle11so11l1111's1, L. 1., N. Y

I_l11111ilt<>11, rl. ll .... _ ............. _ _ Rush, N. Y

_[lkll'l\l()l\, G. il _ . _.._. _ _ lll`()Cl{l)()l'\, N. Y

ll:11'1'is, Elliott ..,. .............,.. SOllllli l)()lIl(, N. Y

lI:1zc11, Dr. j. l.. ._ ..................., lll'(>(§l{|)(.)l'i., N. Y

QIlu1t1'ick, 111. j _..,. .... 1 516 (;)2ll((l{ll(: Avenue, Cl\lC2lg(`), ,lll

l[()llS&}l, Izl. A ._ _ .... ................,.. I lollcy, N. Y

llousel, W. fill .... . .... llollcy, N. Y

Il1111(_, C. C. M ...... . l'z1l111y1'11, N. Y

_l(£lllill1gS, ill). 'lui._... _....... .l\\'()ll, N. Y

liunxper, 'l"GlCl', _l1'. _ _ .............. NC\\'ilI'l{, N. Y

l§(Jl`Sl\2L\V, _I ....... .............. LT1111z111d:1ig11z1, N. Y

jones, \V. 'lil .._... _ _ _ (iilZl.l`(ll\(3l' Qlluilding, Utica, N. Y

l1()\\'l`l(lt3S, C. B ._,. ............

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lwiiflilliklll, W. G ..._ _ ........... .... A vmi, N. Y

l\1'lCCOll1l), (leo. l". _ __ . . l.ockpo1't, N. Y

MC(;()lIll), Il. W .... ....... .... 1_ockporl, N. Y

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M1:M11r1'ay, jus. ._ 165 West Lodge Ave., 'l`(')!`0lll(», (lm

Miller, \\7illiz1111 W ._ ....__._......_..._...Lll\2\l`l()\l(:,_,

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l\'l()l'§_f2lI\, Gil`i'<>1'1l ...... ._ _ ..._lil`()(fl{})()l'lQ, N. Y

Mcwgzin, Henry _ _.._. 1i11l'i'11l11, N. Y

M111'g;1\1, YV. l' ..__..__ i illi'lALll(), N. Y

Ivloscly, Moss ._... ........_.. ..._... _.._ C l 1 ;11'l<>11c, N. Y

Mull, _lulm 'l` ._._...__......_._.,......... ()s\vcg1>, N. \'

M11ssel11111n, N. ll ..._ .1509 Cl1cs1c1' Avenue, l)llll21(i(:l1)llli\, l'z1

Pziync, \\'iIli;1111 _... ._..._.............. _ _Cl1z11'l('>1tu, N. \'

þÿ�l�)�l�'�(�;�i�l�l�l�l�C ¬�,D. C. ll. _.... 1.cl{<>y, N. Y

l)Xli`i4(f|', C. C .._..__.. ._ __ ..........__.. l\\'(`)l\, N. Y

l{;1ll1l)11r11, _l()llll A ___. ._....,_.. ...... . _ ..U1i<::1, N. Y

Ross, Geo. I, ..__._. .... 1 603 Ql$1'(>21cl\\'11y, Sl)Ol(ZLllC, \'\':1sl1

l{1,>\\'e, Chas. I~l _ _ _ ..__.._.. ....... l ):111s\'ill<:, N. Y

Sayer, Louis ..__ _ , C11111111cl:1ig11z1, N. Y

Scott, G. S ..._ ...._ .Smlus l)(`)ll\\, N. Y

Sibley, E. Illlilllli. _ ..._ l'l1il11cl<¢lpl1iz1, l'11

'S111illic, U. _l .... _._ 'I`<>1'<>111,f>, Oni., C1111

S[)2ll[lil1g, C. A _.._...___.._.._.. ..... _..._ l ,l11l'i`11l<>, N. Y

S11,:l>bi11s, C. M .._._._.._..........__..__.. NC\\'2ll'l(, N. \'

Si_(1\\'2ll`t, l.. A. ._.._. U. S. Life ins. Co., 'l`()l'()l`ll(), Uni., C1111

SL11:11'1, C. H ._.. ._..______.._.._....,_._. N C\\'Zll`l(, N. Y

'l`:1l1fott, E. Ii _ __ _ . Cape Viixcunt, N. \

TUZUS1 F- H »--.~_ _ .\'\'illi:1m:sn11, N. Y

'l`l1:1yer, G. H ._._ _..._ 1 'lyn1<'>11tl1, ,Ind

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'l`ll()lDZLS, O. _l" ..._ ...... ...___.... ..__ l ._yous, N. Y

'l`()l\\llI\SOl\, l1Iv1:1'et1 ._.. ....._.____._.._I 3z11z1vi11. N. Y

Ul`i)Cll1, Geo. l" _..._. Pine Ridge, l'l\lliiA2ll(), N. Y

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Wl1i1|1ey, \V. C .... Naiimml Yacht Club, 'l.`()\'()l\lC), (ff)111., C1111

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Yates, l|2ll'l'y _ .__..__............... `ll11fl`:1lo, N, Y

Yates, R. l' __.. .... I"ost (flllice Box 725, ll11l`l`:1lo, N. Y

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Day, 'I`lm>z. l*`lu111i11g _.........,._.._.__....___ New York

llz111:111, /\(l(llS()l`l G .... .... 131'o1>lclyn, N. Y

Upton, 'l`i\0IllZlS F .__._ _ _ Lm1do11, l§11gl:111d

Young, Thos. G .__. _ ._ ___. l{ocl1cstc1', N. Y

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