New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
AQUATICS.

REGATTA OF THE STATEN ISLAND 1ACHA NhOn'
The first annual regatta of the Staten lsiano
Yacht Gao took place on Saturday. Inc course was
from che coal dock opposite the seamen
,Jn, to Can Buoy the north end OF west Dans' 20
turning east Of Fort Lafayette ass9Raymona Cap
Miller Sly Fox Captain M HspS Tack eeG cap
rS Sa9'aca A Captain Doug
asa; Pee.Wee. Captain McCOtty. Many spectators
present and the betting was e. and the
word was given The W9a was sc NOT Won he race
but good time was made me Sdn an az Dues The
Raymond was second and the Unknown third OPoh ude
conclusion OF the race IpTovded by their
s'e"aiu' 0' sSnrBoaT RACE on THE HUDSON.
race between the Evelyn, belonging TO- j. u HUN i
phries and the Lily, owned by Charles WaT1em off
place on saturday the course oeng IeTTp for 500 side
start was made at IL o. m the EyeIyn 0 sssng
both sending along Seo SSea S ON her opponent finally
passed her, and turned the staKe-poat AZ Hi
vance 0i me Ro EF RACE ON THE HARLEM RIVER ~,
twOmle contest took place on the Harlem
River for 400 side. Seventeenfeet working D0als
we're used Both men were IN poor @ pJ hosen
Cready looked best. Samuel q Maitland was oboSe t
referee The men took position at the stake
McCready inside, and at P y. m' hnt MnCreedy
soon Shortened the distance between them ana pueH
long aud steady stroke Both men dld Re t6e
two miles in minutes and II seconds seaman ' a
was IA minutes A seconds. On the 2Otn OF august
mile race for $500 side, will take place between 'nose
men on the Harlem River.
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB CRUISE.
The Atlantic Yacht Club started on It's an
mai summer cruise on Saturday from WhltestODe L. l.,
Ubere the Yachts have been stationed preparing
for the coming event for several days. AiIer
prosperous night run the yachts arrived az ole y.
cove az a. M yesterday each yacht as ~ CANT ~
anchor displayiDgt the pennon OK the cluD anu is o
signal Shortly before Divine service was neu p
board the yacht Oracle Commodore NoorhlsS 10y tne
Rev Mr.. Langford. Awnings were arranged OH ueoh ~
protect the hearers from the heat OF the sun, a a
The Captains OF each yacht was present AT tne NJ
Religions rcises were solemn and impressive anu MT
Iangford's sermon was most excellent one Inc Hee'
will start for New Haven Port Jefferson tins morning.
aud sail thence to New-London where grand race WI"
fake place. Afterward the squadron VIII proceed "
Newport, from which place they wln Ieaye noneMSS
bouud visiting many ports the cruise IL expeeIe9
that the cruise will occupy ten days, ana that u VII
be closed in time for the members TO witness tne
ure OF the Yacht Club on their annual cruise
August T. The following the names OF the yacHta
now, at Glen COve SchOOners-DOls Mystic ana Marie
sloops-Alarm, Corning, Constance, Cyrene, Daphne
Oracle Hhe commodore on board), Madeline NlmDus
orion, Out Vive Richard Kelly, storm King ana Nhlte
can MANY ether yachts are expected TO JON the squad
ron before the return home
THE MONTREAL REGATTA.
MONTREAL, July 25.-At the La Chime Re
gata Yesterday the Pathfinder the open boat race
The single scu race the championship was won easily
by Walter Brown, Of Pittsburgh; tme 1928 Fulton
The St. Johns did not start. The iouroated "a
rigged race was won by the Emma OF Toronto Int
fOur-Oared outTigged race was won by the 81. John
crew. AbOnt 5000 persons were present Inc weather
/ was cloudy and cool.