The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-03
YACHTING NOTES.


the 10th Of August. The Regatta Committee CON-
prises Messrs Theodore Townsend, R. A. Gordon,
Jacob F. Cake, W. Williamson. N. C. Price, A. Wat
son Atwood T. Fl. Haskins and Joseph Schelsinger.
About thirty yachts from Philadelphia have already
entered for the regatta. Five hundred dollars has
been subscribed by the residents of Cape May,
which will be divided among the winning boats.
Commodore william II. Kipp, of the Harlem Yacht
Club, has issued the following orders In reference
to the cruise with the Atlantic Yacht Club
GENERAL oRpERs-No. l.
HARLEM YACHT CLUE, FLAGSHIP MARIANNA,l
l. Al meeting of this club held on Wednesday, 18th
the Atlantic Yacht Club to accompany them on their
Saturday August sAm yacht, intending psrte,
81 M :1e meet VIII I ~
ana % as as n o o1W s
will salute the flag officer Of the Atlantic Yacht Club and
it, cse with them sa D''''' Ms
sunday august sspeeal orders for this day relating
setting signals
The Bayonne Yacht Club hold a meeting next
Wednesday evening to make arrangements for
their annual cruise. Some seven or eight cabin
slOOps intend to participate in the cruise and they
will probably he absent twelve OF fourteen days.
The fleet will probably start next Saturday,
August 10.
New York Yacht Club, formerly owned by General
E. Burd Grubb, Is anchored of Cape May Island.
The schooner yacht Eva, General q Burd Grnbb,
of the New York Yacht Club, Is anchored of Cape
May. The Eva dragged her anchors few nights
since and went on shore, but was fortunately got of
with only slight damage; The accident occurred
remained at anchor Off the landing, instead OF pro-
ceeding to the shelter OF an adjoining cove. The
Eva leaves Cape May to-day for New York, where
she will be Overhaued preparatory to the cruise OF
the New York Yacht Club.
The proposed Union cruise of the Columbia, Har-
Inn Davn tn Nh nnnoV In
and Williamsburg Yacht Clubs appears to be a
popular movement. At least fifty yachts 1t Is ex-
9eSed VIII be on hand M ne Of sg she
O'Clock P. NJ, at the village House, corner OF Hud.
son and Bank streets, to make the necessary ar
General f. Bnrd Grub and a well known yachts
man of Burlington, N d., have made match, the
terms of which are Each to build cat boat OF
twenty-four feet water line, which are to sail a
match next spring. and the loser Is TO pay the cost
OF both boats. Pat Mcclellan will probably build
General Grubbs boat and the other will be built In
The yachts of the New York Yacht Club will rem
devious for the annual cruise on the 18th OF August
at GencOve. large fleet OF schooner and slOOp
yachts will be present, including the Columbia,
kesolute, Magic, Viking, Madeleine Tidal Wave,
Apiadne Rear ee Commodore e1 Franklin osTood viii
probably accept the invitation Of Mr.. Lester Wal
lack and ny his pennant on the Columbia.
The residents OF Newport have arranged to give
schooner and soop prize for regatta to be sailed
at Newport on the Goth OF August. This race will
be open to schooner and sl0Op yachts belonging to
any recognized yacht club, and will probably at
tract large number Of entries, as many OF the Bos
ton yachts will be likely to seize this opportunity Of
testing their speed with those of the New York
Yacht Club
The small yacht Kitten was sold for s157 by the
United States Marshal yesterday, In pursuance Of a
Judgment for n0npayment of wharfage fees. Nc
owner could be found for the vessel and the judg
ment was obtained by default.
The yachts Madeleine, Columbia, viking, Caprice
and Alice are at Newport.
The yacht Halcyon, N.Y.YC, arrived at New
London yesterday from New York and anchored of
Pequ0t.
The yacht Tidal Wave, NY.Y.C., Mr.. VOOrhs, and
the yacht Triton, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Thayer, were 81
WhitestOne yesterday
The yacht Bunsby, H.Y.C, Mr. Hutton passed
Whitest0ne yesterday en- route for New York.