The New York herald., 1874-08-04
SCHOOSERs.



Dauntess.. Commodore ]. @. Bennett
Alarm. ......'.'..... .hear CONT. l.. hlngslaho
Ariel. William l.. Swan.
o,,o IT. q. p Bradhurs.
OIIo' ...'''''''''''''' Thomas B. Asten.
Eya................E Il. Burd Grubb.
Fleur de Lis. ..........J. S. Dickerson.
1der. D. Coigate.
Josephine. Lloyd Phenix
Magic. W. i. Garner.
HamDler ......'.'....'W W. H ihonA"s'
Restless. ..............G g. Haven.
Tidal wave. William Voorhis.
Wanderer. james Stillman
Fanny. &C. H. Mallory.
Oracle. .John n. Mai!er'
Nndex ...........-.... .kopeIt Oemie.
Vision. ..............".J, =; AlsNauaie' sorriS
Waywaru....' -. W. -. ,rsu nnU, iA'
Ideal Theodore A. Havemeyer.
Lurline ..............Ph Phillips Pn1nlx
In addition TO the above there WIN no doubt Jotn
rhe neet at New London the schooners Comet
Gypsie Madeleine, Phantom ana Iarollnta ana
sloop out vive, all OF which have been cruising at
the eastward iOr some time past.
The programme at Newport, although not fully
determined upon WIN be OF an interesting .ha cnars0
nuaIly sailed for at that port the
CORNTHIAN RACE FOR SCHOoNERs,
under the auspices Of the SeaWannaKa iacnt Ciup,
VIII take place on the 9Th inst; from stakeboat
anchored OF Fort Adams ana the dumping ROCKS
to and around q stakeboat OF the buoy OF the
north END OF Block Island and return. The sue
cess attending the first Corinthian race at Oyster
Bay the Sd OF July last LEADS TO the Delei that
the event win be successful, ana that this noae OF
Yacht sailing will IN the future become prom
inent feature of American yachting. AT this writ
ing the following schooners. many n OF them rom
should they all start one OF the vellest struggles
ever witnessed will be the result
Madeleine Jacob Voorhis, Jr. ..".... New York.
| Tida wave. william voorhis. .........New York.
| Foam. ........T. d. Boaroman. "...... New York.
AzaIia -. j. M. Forbes. ............E Eastern.
Fearless e. B. Philips. Eastern.
Tempest. James .;.: Boston BOSTON,
| I,yo (,rnhh
Palmer $50. .Rutherurd stuyvesant.. New YORK.
ldier. ..........s. J. Colgate. e..........N New York
| Comet .,.,W. Ii. Langley New YORK.
Entries for the contest Will be received until the
Tth inst, and on that afternoon, before four
O'CLOCK each yacht owner must nand 70 secretary ar
| tanning the names, occupations and addresses OF
his proposed racing crew, and the committee hav
ing charge Of the matter shall have absolute right
10 oexpunge from such list any person whom they
may consider professional"
The Eastern Yacht Olup, of Boston, which rendez-
yous at Holiness Hole, IN day or two, lor their
! annual pleasure trip, will meet the New York
club at Newport, and possibly join the latter In
making the occasion one of great aquatic interest.
| THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB.
The Atlantic Yacht Club,.of Brooklyn, will also
rendezvous at Glen Cove this afternoon and start
! on It's annual cruise tomorrow morning. SO the
number OF handsomely modelled vessels lying IN
Hampstead Harbor will present an attractive
picture. The order under wnich this neet sails ls
| w. GENERAL ORDER NO. 2.
! FLAGSHIP PEERLESS NEw YORK, July 10, 1874
! The feet will rendezvous at Glen Cove Tuesday, Au
AUGUST Son signal rom flagship will sail for Morris
| Cove, New Haven uarbor
August s.--On signal will sail for Greenport
AuGUsr 7.-Specal orders will be issued tor the day.
August Son signal the feet will sail III the Afternoon
tor Stonington. -, q. ~,, 49,. -.
ship. r u.r NJ.
ford. .,.. :. Nu p.ae..1
viii get under way for Vineyard Haven. where turtle
orders will be Issued. 40 . .~. ... ..
An signals for sailing VIII DO the eecono oi t"o gu"
with interval offve MINUTES v,rrr,
by order, SoMmoao'e AhA " ELL
JouN B. MORGAN Recording Secretary.