New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
J.RsI.oI ASS scHooSERA

The course was from line running z. NJ " from the
from the N. w angle OF Fort Adams the old Dumping
Fort a. This place distance OF 81 miles About the
yachts in the advance, the secondclass schoOners be-
the ana tne ne ana me tsSaSs oh On
the CommodOre's yacht as signal TO prepare In few
last gun was fred at S every yacht started The start
was very good the yachts getting on wei together but
Oracle next The wind at this time was very good from
the southwest The leading yachts kept their position
freshened, blowing from tho SOUTH and the Rambler
passed all s competitors, taking the lead and Keep
ihg until this pace was ISacneu NAV he
Inferred from the fact that Palmer was only
behind the Palmer while the soop Oracle only
minutes behind the Rambler: The first FIVE yachts to
Magic, in the order named. The time OF the Rambler
hours, 90 minutes. The Grace's time was hours
minutes. The OF the Rambler may be owing TO
the fact that she stood out and took the
Ss shore Tne rs & 70 be the the club co the R@
bier has won. The Magic winner OF the second class
seeHs time on Sunday last from Glen Cove to New
London The soop Graee winner OF the third prize Is
successes OF which any yachtman might be proud.
she wears the champion penbRant Oh or hd Tue
challenged three times by yachts ambitious TO have IT,
succeeded Wrestling It from her. THIS year
tho Sew.London prize In the Atlantic cruise, and in
the Brooklyn Union Regatta she beat tho winning boat
Of time that she could not win the race The re-
OF the Meet to-day came IN from three 10 I'VE
miles behind the leading yachts and no record was kept
Of their time.
Island and back with the same conditions sailed under
to-day and for similar prizes and the conditions are
promlsss TO be far more exciting than today's
Thursday the fleet will remain at anchor aud In the
evening the COmmodores aud Captains will accept
the Inequalities OF Mr. Mahlon Sands OF the yacht
Eva, who has fine summer residence here. on FRI
day they viii probably start Marhss Vineyard and
New Bedford At the latter place u expected there
will be regatta, although the prelmnaries OF have
not been arranged They Will probably dlsband
within ten days that being found by experience TO be
about the maximum time they can DO kept together The
day has been beautiful with cool breeze blowing from
the ocean and the night Is clear and starlight, with
every prospect tomorrow OF repetition of the fine
weather OF the last four days
REGATTA AT SOUTH BROOKLYN.
A scrub regatta, for boats under 81 feet in
length came of yesterday, from the foot Of Thirty.
seventh.st. South Brooklyn. The course was from a
sakeboat through the gap 10 takeboat at The south
west extremity of the Bay and return the course to be
gone over five times making distance OF IS miles The
entries the Lahey and Lily, oatugRed, the Comet
Mary Miller, Anna, Julia, and Perrin, sloopTlggedd
The allowance OF time made at the start, which
took place one minute past o'clock, when
the Lahy got the signal to 60 one Minute ssT n me
later the Comet and julia followed In 80 seconds py the
Anna and Perrin. The start was admirably made oy al
the boat the wind blowing fresh from the sOuthWes
Rsfore making the FIRST round the Comet NewJersey
boat ran ahead aud turned the home boat on the
s An "a minutes 90 seconds She was followed closely
law The Perrin bat the lead during the second
round when rs WIND a &s ~ So secoSd the
Lily and Mary Miller went out OF the race wnne III Ine
rest kept though not hayng s ss he Ss m on the
feurth round which occupied her upward OF an nOu
and before she could complete 5he n snHsSs tnp the
race mad expired. Messrs. IL d. sherlock, w y, WI
llama W Byron. John Demarest ana Cnalies N az
@ 10 The prizes are very handsome aud elaborate
water pitcher for the rst prize ala S' i0r '