New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-29

An these yachts belonged TO the Long Island club,
with the exception Of Idle Hour and the Mamie T. of
the Jersey City Club The judges, Commodore Hughes
~ the Jersey City Club and exCommodore Gunther Of
the Ravonne Club took their positions on the sakeooat
while the Yachts prepared for flying start In mo-
mani they we're OF in the order in which they are en-
tered IN the table, the Emily r. passing the Judges boat
AT H. H. 40 sec the Mamie 7. seconds later, the
saunders az G0 r. the Idle Hour at Go52 tho Coye at
Q.aa.aO. and the Lulu only one second behind
while the Dart was the last at Eoeo' Al
rost before the start was fairly sud
dor .ouaI struck the little feet aud proved
,ost loo much for some Of the smaller yachts, which
had an much canvas spread. The Dart returned imme-
datey The racing yachts kept steadily on toward the
Lighthouse buoy and after turning IT, some me SAILING
was exhibited but the first round the Joseph saun
oers passed the judges boat In advance OF all ner Va
She was quickly followed by the Idle Hour which chose
the same course and both boats lost all chance OF win
ring tbe racs az it was not the laid down. The
Mamie T.. the Emily P, and the Lulu fol-
to1vad Int the latter yacht the only one
which sailed over the course prescribed The Emily r.
Withdrew from the the turn the other yachts
kent on. apparently with varying chances Oh NlctoY
f 6nav nnssed the boat the home course "A
Solnws. The Saunders at 1852, the lde hour az 3oo1o
and the Lulu while the time OF the others was
nor taken n was owing 10 the bunder OF the yachts
first In that the Lulu the race IA she was unque
tionaby outsaed by two Of her rivals 10 her the raos
was awarded. Time.2 hours 10 minutes -, ,
The yachts OF the second class were nnaLy prePareu
fort The ats
owned bv Geo. Farrely ana sailed by Patrick hcCabe'
and tne Tough Is feet inches long, owned by Benjamin
Carr and sailed by W Moulds The yachts were on az
lga5 aud 403 40 the Tough leading. The same course
was cbOsep but was sailed only once Al e'luo0
the short Branch passed the Judges boat with her rva
only four seconds behind. The race was gwen 10 the
latter on tlme allowance by 46 seconds. -
The prizes in both races were handsome silver ICE
nrchers 70 the OF the winning yaohs anu 10 the
acht holding the second position 80 In the nrst race
howeyer no second prize gwen as only one yacht
ed over the proper and in the second race the
wrong course also chosen, but the captains hAu
agreed upon this point, and hence no dispute arose
THE BROOKLYN YACHT REGATTA.
meeting Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club. for the pur
nose OF completing the preparations for the coming re
oatta ON une a. was held evening, at No. DC Court
at BROOKLYN The treasurer's report presented showed
balance on hand Of $500 90 The Regatta Committee
ted its report and the plans for the coming re-
safta The premiums offered will be the nag onlcers
prze 70 be awarded to the rs yacht in OF each class
beOngng 70 the Brooklyn Yacht Cub; second prile
IN tine drst Yacht IN OF each class time allowance
and third prize 70 the second yacht IN,
on me allowance belonging to any regularly Organized
Yacht club The yachts OF BROOKLYN CLUB nave the
privilege OF coDendng for all these prizes, ana no yacht
except one of the Club win mure than two prizes
heretofore three prizes have sometimes been won by
sne e Yacht The course for schOOners and nrsclass
slOops viii be from anchorage 20 boat al o. W
will be of Bay Ridge dock for secondciass soops from
anchorage 10 stake-boat at ). W. Spit thence around
stake-OOat at outer bar buoy IN Gedney's Channel,
thence 70 stakebOat; for thirdcass s0Os open
b0atsj from anchorage stake-b0at at >. ". spit
thence 10 home stake-oOat.