The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-25

There was quite pleasant southery breeze at
this time and the fog had lifted and entirely cleared
AWAY. The Foam went In stays at H., l5s.,
and stood out to sea, and the Tidal Wave followed
suit about a minute later. There was a rolling
ground swell on the water that made the yachts
jump round little, and rather impeded their
speed. The Columbia had party of ladies
had an crossed ~ the line she e.. stood oo,,
in went tn the starboard tack at H. o2m the latter
the swindtward position. The Madeleine and Eva
were both standing out to the eastward and the
latter appeared to be getting the best OF the match
The II. ,sohte followed after the Madeleine. The
Foam " as about cable length ahead of the Magic,
less n ie Tidal Wave was following the Madeleine
and oyei hauling her pretty rapidly The Peerless
stretch vent about again III. I'm. 1868. The Foam
went on the port tack at In. lam. and headed up
towards nc
The Tidai Wave was slipping along very cleverly
I'm the ligt breeze and walking up to windward of
the Madelt Inc and Eva. The Tidal Wave and Peer
less stood In shore passing under the stern OF the
Magic, VIII o, after standing couple OF hundred
doing very well and beating the Madeleine. who
appeared OF 1t OF favor. The Eva stood in shore at
Ill., 2lm an d her example was followed by the Made
leine at H., 22n. The Foam after standing close in
Shore went on the starboard tack Mt Ill., 29m., sos.
The Eva was sti slipping away from the
and the latte r. getting disguised, went about and
stood to the eastward in the hopes OF better luck.
the Sa AZ WAVE a about az
Off the weathe quarter of the Peerless. The Magic
was doing pres ty well, but there was not SUFFICIENT
wind to bring Ter best points into play. She finally
inc port tack ), had 70 give way 70 the Peer
less who crosse her bow. The Resolute was look
ing very well, n nd had adopted the tactics of the
Madeleine In ss anding Off TO the eastward The
yacht captains appeared all rather puzzled as to
whether it was most advisable to tack IN shore or
Keep ont the latter course appeared to be more
generally selected In the hopes o. the breeze a nau
tackled in shore at III, 3Sn., ana crossed the
bows OF
TIE MAGIC
at In. 42m TheA Eva was closing pretty WELL ana
the Eesolute also appeared to be gaining on the
Madeleine The Magic stood in shore at III am,
and the Tidal Wave went out to sea on the star
board tack at III. ASH. and IN. 40m. respectively
The Foam, Peerless and Resolute all lacked of
shore at lib. Sim. The Madeleine after making
short stretch on tine port tack stood out again at
stretch and then went on the starboard tack at
III 56m., passing under the stern of the Trial WaFe
who had gone on the port tack ot III 5om.
At this time the breeze still kept pretty steady
and the yachtsp we're about abreast OF
esKAIRIGHT
with the Roam, Tidal Wave and Magic leading the
neet The Eva tackled or shore at two O'CLOCK. fol-
lowed about a minrtelater by the Peerless winch
Lay about Cables length or her windward
quarter The Magic went on the port tack head
ing for the shore, at 2h. an The Tidal Wave
tackled on the weather quarter OF the Foam at IN.
3In.. and succeeded in giving her the goby. The
Magic then lay about two cables lengths to lee
ward OF the Tidal Wave and Foam, VINO were lead
ing the feet. The Eva lay TO leeward Of the Magic,
bothered Little by the Foam, who was taking her
wind, but, letting her have good full, she slipped
ahead and got clear. The Foam and Magic both
tackled at Oh. lam. and the Tidal Wave at 2h 15m.,
and then the Magic went about again and stood OF
ahore to get clear Of the Foam ana Tidal Wave.
About this time
THE MADELEINE
began 10 attract attention rs she skipped along