The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-02
YAcHTIN G ;.

Yacht Race - Harlem River-Sweepsfakes
for Casrfxred - sats-Six Entries Tor Ten
Mile Cssrse-The .ennie the winsec-T.s.
Two Hours AID TIVE, ussS = : :
Minutes.
Another Of thoss improvissd aqus 70 '0n ~.~a
have Distinguished the yachtmsn Of the NSr' .s,.-
The Island, on the east side, this season, csms On
day in the Harlem river Immediately below tho bridge
sweepsaks racs. open to all cairisgsd boats twenty
feet and less in length, over course Of ten
mleA with an allowance Of time Of minus 70 the
foot There were six entries the fee beng ~
The seaman Raynor; length, II feet oh inc mes
The ESng snyh si'd y 10 inches o~nsd b
Mr. Raynori sailed by Mr.. stockdiii. The Jennie;
Length 10 feet ~ inches; Owned By Mr. oasctsneoss
jacob 'sss; 'fs esa is sas s.s g
Captain Munscn. The rcnmsy.r; A length Is fee,
inches; owned byDsir Bassford; sailed BY Mr. Reilly
Messra William Seaman and Dillon Ransom were chosen
judges -T sagr r
Al precisely twenty three minutes past two O'Clock
the boats started, ono half the allowance Of time
and cloudless sky was reflected on the almost
placid surface OF the river. However, occasional
the broad mansas OF the yach and causing
them TO dance over the sparkling In gallant style
TIE course was from stakeboat stationed near the
be rnn-ten mes-requirng many circuits OF this
course Betting was very freely INDUCED In by the
DTlQko
looking towards the the contest and the piazza
OF neighborng hotel the Jennie being generally the fa
vorte True to her reputation this pretty little craft led on
handsomely from the start, and was soon one cheat"
ahead OF most Of her competition She completed the
ten circuits In two hours twenty-five and one-han
peted the same distance in two hours thirty -four
minutes, the Seaman Raynor coming In next, three
minutes behind The Raynor would have bsatsn the
Ebng considerably, but for distance lost In rounding
the sakeboat the bridge the last time The other
boats drew out OF the race st different periods whom
Inn hnrA nj ehniv h~r.~
The race admirably managed and the award made
without criticism or objection.
Atlantic Yacht CIab-The Last Race or the
Seasou-COntest for the Champion Colors.
Tho yacht White Wing having challenged the Addis
for the champion psnnant by her In the regatta
Of September a. and the Salus having challenged the
Fannie for tho one won by her ct tho time. the
Commodore Of tho Club has appointed Wednesday Octo
Der the time OF sailing the race and the course II
the suggestion Of the yacht owner follows-For the
nrst class cabin soops and around ghtsbp and
back, turning the from east west and for yachts
without cabins TO and around the Southwest Spit turning
same from east to west thence home, turning
all tho buoys the West Bank. to and east Of stake
boat west Of the DeapIaine House. The Commodore
the right TO Ate- the postpone the
gatta II the weather shall be unsuitable On arriving
each yacht shall report to the Com modore and be in
line as ordered BY him. at halfpsst nine A. NJ at an
Choir jibs down. Yachts must start from an anchor,
and weigh II starting. Each yacht carry ordi-
working sails and usual ballast with rivate signal
and regard the rules and sailing regulations OF Club
II 10 the wish VI the competing yachts and the wish OF
the Commodore that all the yachts OF the Atlantic Club
feet shall join in this regatta, and divide themselves
classes proposed At the last regatta and sail for
the pennants already won those not then sailed for
the second class pennants 10 each kind Of Yachts .
The Commodore will appoint the class for any yachts
on the ground 1t the time. and who shall
not have selected their classes. The rules
Of tbs last regatta and the sailing rsgu-
lations Of tho Club will be strictly enforced. The
Commodore reserves the right different
for the smaller yachts n they shall compete for tho
penuants will notify the secretary before nine O'Clock
OF the morning OF the regatta They be sailed BY
member OF the club or their railing appointed
for the Members are to report to the secretary,
at Club room, at nine A. M IA 'i'
The following revised list Of the vessels comprs-
ing tho feet OF the Atlantic Yacht Club . 49,
Schooner Comfort. ........J G. Gregory