The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-24
YACHTS AND YACHTMEN.
[I'rom Our Society,"

Tue Yachting season OF 1870 ~ over.
The yacht MaGeclne goes south for tho winter
The Dauntless won an easy victory IN her race
with the Cambria.
Mayor Oakley HAL Is a member OF the New York
Yacht Club and takes occasional SSH
Mr.. Sheppard Romans Il "a Wc-knoWn vac htnan
and considered authority on that subject
Alderman Lawrence jerome Is a regular sailor
and looked alter the Cambria during Mr.. Aslbuly i
absence
agccus yachiman for after losing The Challenge u M
the Meteor, he is having another bltilI.
Yacht Cub, Is \ remarkably handsome young man.
Mr.. Morton generally sails IN Commodore Stsbbins'
yacht.
Mir August Belmont. the well known banker IL
also a member OF The New York Yacht CLUB. ana on
non-racIng days pays attention 10 Yachting recre
atlOn to which lie is much attached.
MI. Henry Ciews, the great banker and fDanccr
IL a member OF the New York facht Club, anu al
though not yacht owner, generally makes cruise
every year In the craft OF some friend.
Mr.. Leonard W. Jerome enjoys yachting nearly as
much as racing be was the guest OF Mr.. Bennett
in the Cambria and Danntless ocean race. Mr.
DIR. Samuel d. BabcOck OF the New York Yacht
Club, Is devoted patron Of sport OF all kinds In.
Guiding both yachting aud racing. He does not own
yacht. but Is regular attendant at all yacht
races and reg3itaa
MI. r. W. Cameron the well known shipping agent
and patron Of racing, also identicd with yacht.
ing. He belongs tothe New York yacht CiuD and
owns OF the most cnarling residences on Staten
MIR s. L. NJ. Barlow the well known lawyer IA
also member OF the New YORK iacnt Iiitb, and
whenever he can steal moment nom inc social
circles OF which he Is marked ornament, takes .
cruise with some friends.
Mr. Moses II. Crnnen, late Collector Of the Port,
and member or the New York Yacht Club over
twenty -four years, although old man. cannot
forget his yachting tendencies and whenever there
Is anything doing In that line generally succeeds IN
being on the spot.
Pierre Lorilard the wclknown tobacco dealer
ana member OF che New YORK Yacht Club, owns the
screw steam yacht Emily, about ny tons measure
ment. NJ L0rlllard originally owned The fast lille
schooner Eva which Wa VI one 'ine ole or Tue
fastest In the country.
Mr. william Butler Duncan, Of tho banking firm OF
Duncan, Sherman 4 Co., Nassau street, II also much
devoted to yachting, and rom his thorough
knowledge OF the sport Is generally selected At
Judge In matches Of Importance. Mr.. Duncan re-
sides in a magnificent residence on Fifth avenue.
Mr.. Robert Diuon OF the brooklyn and New forS
Yacht clubs, and proprietor OF large cotton press
near Fulton ferry, Is most enthusiastic yac1tmat
and makes his water EXCURSIONS In the handsome
sloop Kate whose beautiful lines are much admired
by all c0nnoisseurs He ia thoroughly d0mestt
Gated man and often takes his family on cruise
During the summer they generally reside at sands
Point Glencove or some other OF the SOUND resorts
and In winter IN his magnificent Brooklyn residence
Mr.. Rutherford Stuyveaant. OF the New Yorh
facpt Qlup. " tho happy QwQeg o. tpa Raalast -