The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-15


yas and time allowance for sloops only. Tie first
~ pass between the fort and the Dumpings 10 New.
port llarDor to win the
There was slight breeze from the southwest,
hu, barely Sufficient to Ill all the The Tidal
Wave came up with all sail set, and got a living
start giving er slight lead, but with the Made
lying No close her weather quarter. The sloops,
which were anchored about hundred fee, in ad
vance OF the schooner line,
GOT AWAY vERr cLEyERLr,
TIC Adlie V. and White Cap taking the lead. The
Primer and MAGGIE got the best OF the remaining
schoouer., and the Josephine made II short board on
ben port tack be ore she headed 10 aler the Meet.
Great deal was centred in the between the
Tidal Wave and the Madeleine. The latter, after
let,ii onoe under weigh, hed her own very well
with her white antagonist.
In about an hours time the Tidal Wave and
Made cine had run q mile and half in advance of
tie rest OF the sehooners, and still were gaining
Ground The Madre VAS sailing very well and
WhonS PASSING the iighi-ship Oh stonington had
MtatLtTud the remainder o. the ncet, ana seemed
RrNNING AWAY PROM rug PALMER
md Idler, which were leading tie Rambler, Alarm,
Josephine, and Cal'pso The Grace was rdpiily
overhaulins the Addie v, when anpe req 20 oe IN
Several small craft containing cxcursion parties
Ia, 20 Stoninston, and eheered the yachts as they
A. tbaut noon the Madeleine was doing remark
aNly wcll FOR q II ht breeze, aud drew slowly on tie
Tidal Wave which she finally Ninded, getting c'ean
Two lengths in advance Ut her. Tue breeze at hi
time was very light, aud Inclined little more west.
erly Ater a little idle harT ing about light puf
brought the Tidal Wave rp 9 win ,iw.'d OF the
Madeleine and nee more gave her tue lead.
Toe little Whit W NJ had GOOD lead, and was
In advance OF ire fleet, io the rest OF the sloOps
lay between Madeleine and the Ma lie, "ho was
leading the rear guard. Every Inch OF canvas that
cUud possibly be made to draw
WAS CROWDED on EACH YvcHr,
ou,ipra tho, al lain in the months
out OF Use were rigged on spare spars and run Gus
a. Windsas. Those yachts that lad square sans
Al aoout / o'clock, when about IS miles 10 the
Fouhward Of Point ia nth, far breeze spranr mp
aud starting the noet on an eight-knot breeze, Al
tins point the Tidal Wave was ha,f mile ahead o
The madeeine and the Palmer lai g9t tne best g., o
Ct '..ng IN the NJ ,delelne The Palmer had her BIZ
square sail and was
GOING LIKE 4 RACE HORSE
on her 'avorite point before the wind. The Oracle
lad improved her position considerably, AMI was
ora wing ND the White Cap. A. we approached
Point Juaith at about o'clock, the wind Is no
~ fresh as before but SIN It sept u moving At
lively rate Tie usual rolling sea so peculiar 70
tbs region improved the digestion OF Mr. oakey
rounds of watermelon without ary seri u iucop
veuience. Running before tie wind, the M.delein
felt the want II 'qlare sai ana a',inu "a ne peA
ran no closer every minute The Tidal Wave rom.
ell Point judith at about 3: IS lnd ran down VIM
The Madeleine came mex. with the T. liner pres-inc
her pretty closely, and tie dler and Handler ~er
maKiug good race for fourth place.
THE GALLANT LITTLE adobe '.
was sailing remarkably Wei, and Eept tine tend q
the CTaC e. which, bong much bi. ger, We Chs TO-
M the zap now they were ruGnlng re.Ore tie Win.
The Aaiie v and the + inc had tlgnt rec, an u
one lime the later was dong best but only lnr
fhurt time. M tho Ailie V. soon gained lead, wine
tle steadily improved, Tae Madso,, aInl, Al
Hacyon were pretty well IA a hue, followed DN ~
Josephine anI Calypso w.ie the Restless ana Lol
brought up the rear with seyera! OF the AtanIl
Club Scoops.
THE rus down TO NEWPORT
was VERY in erc-tin and the Palmer kept steadil
closing TIE zap ctWeen her and the Madeleine
which -. every available stitc o! canvas that oni
draw, but, having ~ square sail boom rigged gu
che WtH at a decided disadvantage. Tue idai WAY
tull lea eat, iul u- she made hylug start, OF
trhiy 10 tie RI Zee OF tie Cub II WIS the gener
opinion IN tthc juices would rule her out. Vine
about two miles Ia the southwark OF l. Beav,
Tail Li'ht, the Palmer ca ne NJ a,On sslGe he ID
leine. and alter snort struggle, slOWly forge
ahead, and Mas soon
IN POSSESSION OF rHE LEAD.
The Rambler was suillug very fast. with the ~,
pushing ter ON her siarbold quarter THE Gru
looked very pretty HNccUius down before the vic
sud went by the White Cap Just before arriving
Beaver Tail. Tho llaicN hid U'tN race. but n
Ia ter got the eld and retained n, ~hi'' the NJ ~
Kept a respectful distance ahead ui the Alrr
Which sailed better tn-dny than she has done
long tine. Tie Josephine followed tie Aar
via "a good lead OF tue CpiyUsp, which b Outlt
The rear Of tlUse h. tIc race. J lac Retle-s a
LYs ,oowel. with the Addie V, Eaine, AMI Nj
bus The following l. tAe
ORDER ARRIVAL.