New York, Apr. 2
Another deed of "frightfulness" by Dry agents has caused a stir in the newspapers.
'A yacht owned by Mr. Stuyvesant Fish, who comes from one of the eldest families in, New York, was boarded inside the harbour, near the Statue of Liberty, by Dry agente who, Mr. Fish alleges, covered him, his "wife, their two sons and the crew with pistols during a search, in. the course of which "my wife was compelled to hear much pro-faulty."" "No liquor was found board, Mr. Fish alleges that the agents declared the Fish family Tueky not have a machine-gun turned on them.
Admiral Billard, Commander of the United States Goastguard, Is investigating the affair.
Mr, Stuyvesant Fish is a cousin of Mz. Hamilton Fish, a member of the House of Representatives, has louuly criticized the master the British: schooner "I'm. Alan which was recently suse bythe Euncfire of the Coastguard. cutter the coast of Louisiana Stuyvesant Fish, where est lens Was centering. the hour here for the frst time, ha, complained to the authorities account of aware that (guards were trying to stop until he hear} pistol shots, Then the yacht to.—Reuter.
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