New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

The yachts of almost with the hashi OF the gun,
the Elizabeth gaining slight advantage and taking the
lead OF the feet. She closely followed, however by
the Monte The sappho, the Maud and the Queen were
next and the Edith followed though after a consid
cradle interval with tho Cygnus close at hand and the
Albert last OF the feet. She last only moment
however for a light puff struck her, and in three min
utes tho Cygnus was left astern The Edith and Albert
now dew on together and by overlook all rivals
except the Elizabeth. Robins Reef buoy was passed by
the Elizabeth at l20i:3O the Monte was second. at
l26l2 and the Albert and sappho came In so close that
at time foul III rounding seemed almost Inevitable
The queen and the Edith came in like manner and
turned exactly at the instant a l2o3i the Maud
was 81 seconds later, and the Cygnus was last. at
12:lIiO From this point the frstclass yachts were
headed for Southwest Spit buoy No while the second
class rounded buoy No g. Before either OF these points
had been reached. indeed. almost before they had ap
urared in Yicw the gentle southeasery breeze OF the
morning began losing its force and almost dead calm
nslad. The secondcass boats finally turned buOy No
the Edith In advance with the ADert secOhu anu the
t'ygnus ak minutes astern. .
Long before tho rrstclass yachts could rea9h ther
turning point the breeze died entirely ana the tue TURN
ing against them made it doubtful whether the buoy
cond he reached. The secondcass yachts caught slg
snches OF wind and by the time the NarroTs nad beep
reached they sweeping steadily onward Inc Edlth
continued III advance and turned the KoOh heeI 1uoy
on the last round at E4OSo Tue Albert Ioiiqwed AZ
450l5, aud the Cygnus 40 far asiern tha her te
not taken. From this point she gained marVelousV
however, aud after bringing up In9 rear u ,h ,no
almost throughout the race, she nnay won tne puhe
The Edith was rst i'm al 555:JO the Albert followed
exactly minute later, and in three minutes inOIe tno
Cygnls crossed the line Her allowance from the Edith
being more than the four minutes by Nulch sue WAS
beaten, she was awarded the prize cup. ,,,.,
The hrstclass yachts had meantime Deen uIlitlnR
slowly, but having at length caught Ihe osn s
fore nghtfal The lead which the Elzapeth hau taken
at the start and preserved continually Sho
the end. The Queen was second though neaip ulo
astcrn of the Elizabeth the Sappho was thlru ahu the
Maud fourth,
TIP COLLEGE REGATTA PRIZES.
The Springfield Republican Juiy9 c,.. =,
The regatta prizes offered by the Cltlzens
Committee arrived yesterday, from the WORKS oI tue
(fOrham Silver Manufacturing Company OI frOsiuehce
and placed III the window OF L. ?. stowe
Co, where they will remain on ehhDitIon uLt
of the race They consist OF two sets OF SIX yoDlets
each the winning crew each OF the KOared races
and single goblet for the winner OF the con-
test All the prizes OF sterling silver, goia lleu
and pear1nished on the outer surface ihose III .o
Freshmen have "a plain but beautiful Oell-snspeu cup
three ncnes across tho top with ninety DOT
der mounted a tall stem OF solid SILVER me en.io
goblet inches high weighs II ounces ana Is valued
at from s5 to 500. The Universally goDelS are Larger
and more elegant. The cup conc
shaped, four inches across the TOP, anu ~ sup
ported by finely executed Inquire OF venus APnt-
rOdite who stands holding the cup IN her hands Whch
are raised above her head. The hgure slhhus upon q
finely carved base, and the whole goblet Is III lucueS
hi gh and weighs IL ounces. Eacn OF these cups Is val
ned upward OF t25 But the finest OF oil the prizes IL
that for the single scu which IL silver 20 Dlet heae
and more ornamental than the others Inc Wh0e gOD-
letus eight inches high ana weighs 10 ounces. mo ttp
is bell shaped but different from the others ana the
upper edge Is beautifully engraved win Wrcatn pl
japanese daisies At the base OF the stem st Two tse
water sprltes beautifully nodded from oALou o. ~
one whom holds the laurel wreath OF victory ana the
other PLAID sash The base Il also ninety engraved
The whole goblet is very fine piece OF Worh' anu ~
valued at 1900 making the total value OF tue PAes
ing Association viii be the last OF TINS week OF the
hrst Of next.