New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-03

The regatta is 10 be sailed on Thursday next at II
o'clock flying start VIII be made from point Oppo
site the stakeboat near Fort Wadsworh Staten Island
and the course will be thence to around stakeboat
at Buoy No 81 the Southwest Spit and thence TO and
around Sandy Hook Il ght Ship returning the
course. Tor the use OF members OF the club
and invited guests viii leave the FOOT or tWentylhrq-
st. North River, $3.50 half bour later II VIII
tonch at Pier No. l. ". r. The regatta Committee Will
embark on a steamer sailing from Pier No %. E. r., at
$50 The prizes TO be awarded are elegans IN ue
sign and execution and include fruit DoWl, punch
bowl, chowder bowl, and tankard Inc prizes WIZ oe
awarded first, 20 the schooner making the pest ume
without regard 20 time allowances second 70 the best
sOOp under the same conditions thrd 10 tne scoohst
winning the race time allowance Delhg consuereui
and fourth, 20 the slOOp winning on time allowance.
A meeting OF the Atlantic Yacht CluD was heu last
evening for the purpose Of completing minor arrange
Inents for the coming regatta.
meeting Of the Seawanhaka Yacht Cub was heid az
DelmOnic0's last evening IOr tIe Pipgse VI
he time allowance and completing other preparations
FOR the coming Tegatta-COmmodore swan presiding
renort presented by the committee, making some al
teration in the time allowance. was adopted IN ue
measurement OF yachts, half foot ana under VIII not
he connted over half foot will be regarded rs an en-
tire foot An allowance Of TWO minutes 70 the 1o9t VIII
be- made on all yachts under % feet The regatta VIII
place July 4, the classification placing IA Ine mrs.
class, schooner yachts IN the secohu cas' cDn
Is feet third class cabin yachts under 70 eet Inc
courss Tar Yachts OF the first and second class Will be
from buoy OF the Oyster Bay steamboat DOCK 70 ked
Island buoy No l5 thence to buoy OF Eatou's Neck,
and home leaving out Hog Island on the same course
Ihe distance Is about 70 miles,
THE TURF
4ub T AttiWOOu Idlh puAobo ANA VIZ ~NA--A''N@
meeting have closed The number OF entries is as FOL
! lows; First day, Wednesday, June ls-Purse No. l.
$780, for horses have beaten $780, Is entries
Purse No. = $1,000 that have never beaten
rs; entries. Second day, Friday, June 20-kurse NO
g. $1,000, for horses that have never beaten 1885, u en-
tries. Purse No 1900 for horses that have never
/ beaten 40 entries. Third day, Monday, June q
Purse No. 800, for horses that have never beaten
15i; entries Purse No. 800 for horses that have
never beaten 10 entries. Fourth day tuesday June
2-Purse NO $780, for horses that have never beel
Z43 10 entries Purse No. g. 800 for horses that have
! never been t:2l entries.
RAsE-BALI.
The third game of the championship series
between the Atanucs Of Brooklyn aud the Bostons wal
played on the Union grounds, yesterday. About LSO
people were present. Tho batting ana nelding OF th'
Bostons good, while that OF Aantics very
weak n the second inning the umpire made a decision
n favor or the B0st0ns which caused much excitement
I aud debate, the game being suspended f0lnpOra rily
The umpire 40 lasJ declined % act any longer and Nj
Higham VI the Biutaals was chosen IN his place tn