The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14

The seventh annual regatta OF the Columbia
Yacht Club will be sailed Tomorrow June Is.
This club has added large number OF yachts to lis
feet since the past season. Some fifteen or SIX
teen yachts will compete In the regatta including
seven or eight cabin sloops. The steamer Fort Lee
will leave Morton street at nine A. NJ, and Fifty
seventh street at ten A. NJ, and accompany the
yachts over the course.
The members OF the seawanhaka Yacht Club
have succeeded in carrying out the proposed
Corinthian races, as more than nvo entries have
been made for both the schooner and sloop races.
The sloop race will be sailed July 8, over the
regular club course, across Long Island Sound,
and finishing opposite the club house in Oyster
Bay. BY the rules OF the each yacht will have
to be sailed and manned by amateurs, and no one
will DO allowed to form part OF The crew that
sloops will start for the $3.50 cup that has been
offered by the Seawanhakn CLUB. The schooner
race is to be sailed under the same rules, ana
Will come OF at Newport In August. 1t
Bre ntons Reel to BLOCK Island and return.
The schooners Madeleine, Palmer, Tidal Wave,
idler, roam, Peerless Eva and Tempest, OF Bos-
ton have already entered The Corinthian races
are likely to meet with great success as they VIII
afford many the amusement and benefits OF yacht
ing without their having to go to the expense OF
keeping yacht.
Yacht Club Will be sailed on Wednesday, June II.
The course VIII DC from OF the club house at the
loot OF Eagle street, GfeenpOnb, TO ana Cfe
stepping Stones buoy and return. The steamer
wyoming VIII accompany the yachts round the
course.
The miniature Yachting on Prospect PARK Lake
vas rather uninteresting yesterday afternoon and
confined to tile operations OF the Hurricane, Com
nodore Vo0rha and Reindeer date Oceola)
There were very few present, and alter one or two
races In which the Hurricane came out the win.
mr. the boats were picked up and carried home.
rhe annual regatta OF the Long Island Yacht
Cab will pe sailed on Thursday, June Is.
there Is TO be grand regatta on the Delaware
atChcster. Pa, on Monday, June D. The entrance
OF at least sixty yachts, OF different dimensions
fsm Philadelphia " already assured. These, with
I'm Chester rieet and the boats from Gloucester,
Bilingsport, Bridgeport Pennsgroyc Pennsville,
Pot Peun. New Castle, Delaware City, wilmington
Isl boats OF the various sizes. The large Jerry
po,t Peerless with band OF music, Will leave
Philadelphia In the morning and accompany the
regatta, stopping NJ Chester for passengers. The
prGes are valuable being two suits OF SAILS four
sitter cups, and two splendid, large silk champion
hats Boats are "a sail IN tour classes. The first
ar, CLING skis mp to % feet In length. sails not
| totxcecd So yards. Class o comprising glling
skis. &c, from 20 to IS feet long; salts limited 70
b5 yards. Class s for Is ieet yachts, including
1rit and second boats, which are not to exceed 10
| iet inches IN length; beam not to exceed fees
inches for trst class and feet inches for-sec-
or class boats. Class IL open TO Gil yachts from
20to rs feet long, without limitation as 10 rig or
| sails. The conrsc Of boats OF 1rst, second and
/ third class Is from Chester pier and around the
| 1i.ok buoy up the river, and around the red and
| down 70 the lower end OF Chester bar and return.
| Fairth class boats start from Chester pier, ana.
stling around the Cherry Island fAts, opposite
! Christine Lighthouse EAturn to starting point