The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-17
PRICE TWO CENTS
YACHT LIFE ON THE SOUND.
TINE MAGIO AND THE CAwBRIA rH1
WINNERS YESTERDAY.

WINNERS fESTERDAY.
Newport Bay Alive with the swfn-Wirsse
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I'M. WIN '. 'uo ..au . " ~, rou,'.
board, steamed through the heet. carrying . hr1s
party OF guests. The judges, Messrs shepasrd H.
man. I,,s,s Rutherford. and oeorg, steers. v.r,
on board the ,tesm tender Jeanette which vss q.
ehored on Fort Adams. II was close upon moo. -.
for. any breeze sprans up, bu, finally II Oh, se.sA.
r,.s.. - 70 Ipr s.t unssr % r.,Sn % gun 'S''
fHs ATLANTIC cLup MEN
fol, vary .or. abou, being rul.d on, Of IN. 49,.
race. Il sppesr. tina, the New York Club soys
rather showed the white feather. The cooduc4s e
the Ne. York slOOp owners who made the ob,oet,u.
Is certainly not what IL sbou,d bay. been Tbs e.a.
lowiOs.named yachts started in tn. race:
Cambria Halcyon, Madgle grace.
nhueivrne .uioI' IAlmcr, Lame.
rsssnsmaHo' mHo' MiSes,.on nshsanG,, shao,, ann Mnuie ~.
Tbe b.v be,r.en tho Dunnl,rg. and w., 49,
r,. ao,.a with sailing Graf, ~ axorv o'a.. 60.
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spersed win an occasional steamer. The yachts 10
lacking about, waiting for the whstis to start win
the wind fresh fron tho g g w Two vb,.,,..
"e "o'n nun .ne o. o W. Two WHIST
Of ali the Yachts a. they expected The .irna ,rs.
the J.apne,te but seeing the ,usv,s on board a.
former, they concluded that there had been ch,ncs
10 the programme and started forthwith for the ii.s
The TidM Wave crossed IN. line nr,. lying ven
up to windward' with the HAlcyon following cleo
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away 70 leeward, with The Csme.i. In her wasA
une Magic Same S , nean Hish i me S;ypsS on % nss
BY the Oracle and Adde v. TheJ were soon al
SCATTERED ovsa ruI DAT,
sserine aeross one ahotbers BOWS; Inc vino -
nssn, n, sno gave every psom,se ol nvey tace. ~
ni,es esue neas' VIZ 'ns ms1enene IN ner mssS
and tse Widgeon lying on TO ieeward. The Ph.n,
to.n Ana na"oier uivoEn. up ne re.r; INC yss.S
picture and thousauds crowded the heiybta =
| enjoy the spectacle. The entire bay soos
vol up to wind ward with the MnaRie following n
her Make; Af,er the nrst two tacfs the Alice We.
| as Commodore Voorbis was making for her with
the Madeleine. Tho Phantom and Hadgie iolowsl
wlndwari Of tho former, and the Rambler bringing
up the rear. The Alice Was pointing very woli .
windward. and the bows OF the Madeieinn
| had gained oonsideraolS on Commodore VoorLis
,.. x.c,, sr,,, 80
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westhered the Tidal Wave. lying about half miis
to ieewsrd The Tidal Wave lay In the wake Of a.:
Magic, with the Haloyon on her weather ouarts@
and the 1dler on Narrsganset shore. The MaiyI
and Phantom we're having a quiet race to .nos-
| selves, and both seemed to fancy the Nara
| Eansett shore very much. When the Csmbrt9
went about, the Addie y. and Oracle lay q
on her lseward bow, and the Magic about han
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| sideraby and lay about q mile to leeward OF tie
| Phantom passed the Alice tbs port tack, having
| closed the gap between them Tho Halcyon carried
away her throat haiyard on Narrayansett. but soon
| got tne damage repaired fhe Magic stih
led, with the Cambria next and the Tidal w,vs
| Ionowinsi Ine ramer came next and the Aice
same distance ahead as on The last tscH the MAC.
since the start on the neIt tack the Phantom
Passeu .ne cow OF sne hce who was laying on I'M
tie .ontb n, Po,n, Jndih fba CnIvn. 50 ,.aso
TO .oSSs,Ss The tse ttis ' esTIr va" Ts M,,s
vs. stilt shs. tNv ufth nhse A'H' Reward Inc MaSis
was ''in Anesu' Win
| rnn CAMBRIA FOLLOWING,
After passing Point judith he feet seSneI uJ 10 sasi
| ter, the Magic, CAMBRIA, Palmer, and Idler holding
| to the southwark; TIE Pha1t9n Allie, and Made
lene to the east; and tho Tidal Wave. Madge, HAl-
| cYon, and Calypso keeping the centre track. Toe
| wind was blowing very fresh, dead in our teeth,
| Judge, the Magic still had the lead, and
| the Cambria Was aLead OF everything else.
The Madeline had not gained any on the Alice, bus
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% os 49,, " ~ H. a. s - W % vs., Suoy S oh nioeh san-
S.r,c sIIii held The Load r"rrded ,h e ho nns
;tte ;t,S % n 80 80 ~ az, a. tVunu.u @ M W, puoS aooutn
S.ookl snu Sens , On , mihe anu WI wing WIN ne tsm-
LII r''' i % vi sr W INV ,n oU.,"u t ,'h ~ me ,he nantom
e",nhs up Ii .e ''ie .as'' MIN 'ne Iuier sno
axo n IN ~, ~, N, sne ia'.eI s-lnE remMkaoy
snd rovpn he buoy shout onartsr .ne a ,.
a.u , , ~ ".rhs ~ g ~ - pt, pia,iei W an noun
| 80. s.r.,nr a, .ho,, hairna., " 1h ~ -
Grosio ,sent sonnd bsrora NJ ~ MA, 49, .S ~ ~
Addie before ths Pnln err Witch VA. followsa H..
he p,a s,d shan, si,ht n,inn,as ao. o,mcu
,h N.ags Tbs La VS. ~ ,, LII sses 81 m'.u ~
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