The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-20

she don't go asern.n ''what beautiful sight thess
match races are ecsaticay exclaimed one OF the pure
yachtocracy. said a veteran British yachtman, "rd
match"
2;55-Tmel Neither vessel in sight The presump-
ton OF the judges is that both yachts tackled and
the steamer puts ahead through the fog.
HAVE WE PLYING DUTCnMAN AMONG Us
2;6s-" see her!' cries voice board the judges
steamer, and the mystic form OF the Magic laced In
mist Is for moment Is she the port tack?"
Yes sir" IAN right" and the judges relapse into the
In In Saratoga "lm glad to hear John Morrissey club
house is safe" laugh.
WE HAVE.
a minute afterwards the Magic appears in fun view
htte ahead OF the judges steamer going tremendous
rate OF speed, more nauticaly fast and beautiful the
Maria ever appeared before stf seven Knot breeze
Orders given for the steamer 10 nut on speed ana
teii Mac TO keep in sight. 1t with some difficulty
tne @ steamer last as she was came up with the yacht.
keep In sight oil us" was shouted from tue steamer
The order was apparently unheard SO intensely were
those on board the Magic engaged in their business
dore hcVcker placed HIS hand 10 his ear seemed TO
lsten and nodded-"Aye ayei" The Magic is soon
out OF sight again. Wind southeast very fresh Nothing
Is seen OF her for several moments, when Yacht Club
Steward Sullivan exclaiins, ~ see herr snow she's
gone again 'Yes there she is Now she vanishes
..shes like the Flying Dutchman." ..Morc like fly
Ing -" Look out or she will be ahead Of US
again The speed of the steamer was essened for few
the fifteen miles point, and at
3:36-The point was reaohed-the buoy, barrel an
chored in fourteen fifteen fathoms-and the steamer
kept in constant sight Of it, No yacht sight and
fog thickenng. The steam whistle sounded loudly
at brief Intervals for nearly half an hour.
4o0-One or the judgcs-Charey, you have good
eyes, look out for me Sullivan again-There she
Is ''wheres" Much excitement. The Magic in .
fsw moments again hove in full vicw going along as
faulty as If she instnctvey knew where the buoy
was and had crawed for il through the dense fog like
creature OF life But she had to make another short
tack before rounding the buoy In the meantime pre-
parations are to be made board OF her hoist
ing her foresai for service her course homoward
THE MAGIC TURNS THE FIFTEEN MILE BUOY.
4:l6-The Magic turns the buoy amid tho cheers OF
her friends and, letting all her wings bounds over
the pillows homeward before the wind gay lark al
around him She is soon los, in the mist having dsaS
peared IKE dissolving view, even while she being
looked upon.
WHERE IS THE JOSEPHINE,
515The whistle OF the judges steamer having been
kept blowing with brief intermissons, full hour
order that the Josephine might ascertain the where
abouts Of the stake buoy and the craft making
appearance, was decided by the judges to head the
steamer for Sandy Hook. 526-steamer secured buoy
and stood up. 6P M.-Cleared away.
THE CLosE-"Do you WANT A tow" SAYS rHH
sAUCY MAGIC.
o3o-At Sandy Hook. The Magic and the lost
Josephine are found there awaiting the coming Of the
The Judges hail the Magic-Do you want to come on
:, Magic 70 the Judges-No; don't. you want .ow'
The Magic went on her course towards the city
Josephine TO JudgesShal we anchor 10 night and try
Judges to Joscphine-why didn't you come round the
stake bOatf'
Josephine to Judges-wc were two hours in the fog
looking around after you
Tho judges decided report the result OF the race 10
the Interested parties in writing which they did In the
following manner
REPORT OF THE JUDGES.
JUNE le lso6-Match race between Magic and jose
phne for 81 000 fifteen miles 10 windward and back.
Won by Magic az by terms Of the race =
GEO. L. SCHUYLER lt&
yH0s :. HAWKINS, Judges.
A. MAJOR,
Thus ended the first yachting match race for the ses
son Of 1895.