The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-11

All yachts will carry their private signals at No
main peak. The start will be from an anchorage
as follows 1.-TWO nagboats will be stationed OF
Staten Island, just below Vanderbilt Landing.
about one mile from the shore, and competing
yachts win anchor on the morning OF the race -.
follows :-schooners, nfty yards apart. on limo
drawn due west from the most northerly nag
boat; sloops, ATTY yards apart, on q line drawn
due west from the most southerly nagboat.
In taking position in line each yacht may select
SCI before starting unless other wise ordered 81.
started sta t a. eleven o'cioor and the signals WHOA
will be given from the judges steamer lWnne0
T a D sna s Yssa. CUB Rss n az
precisely. the start the same signals WIN be re-
R Rncnols may u Weighed Of slipped.
The course win be from the starting p0tae: =
the sousnwess Spit keeping Il on the port hand g
turning: thence 70 ana around ehe sandy deck
Is S the me
ing the southwest Spit buoy on the starb0ar4
hand. Yachts must keep % the eastward q So
returning. and on arrival homo win pass between
the Judges steamer and Q ssakeboat to be an
middle angle Of Fort Tompkins, staten Island.
where the race viii end.
me steamboat William Cook furnished tCr .h sae
Twenty-rhird street, North River on the morning
calling 81 pier No: / North River, q ten O'Clock
ana at Quarantine landing Staten Island, at half
q the same points atsr the reastta to land them
! The committee boat William Fletcher will leave
pier No l, East siver told Barge once pisr'' q
There win be four prizes OF the value Of sac
each, as foliows:-one for nrst class schoonerss
those measuring 1000 cubic feet and over ono
for second class schooners; those measuring loss
than 1000 cubic feet One for FIRST class sloopss
for second class sloops those measuring less than
1900 cubic feet. The above prizes WIZ oe sailed
s GI u and tie prze for each class w
be awarded to the vessel OF such class which
makes the race IN the shortest time.
THE BENNETT CHALLENGE CUP.
recently surrendered to the club by the owner or
the yacht Madgie. THIS prize will be sailed for &C
c0rdtng TO the sailing regulations OF the cuo, with
allowance OF time me winner 70 noid sne same S
challenge after which date It is 10 be held suolece
to challenge In accordance with the deed Of GUT
The Corinthian sloop Rsce.
There 10 every prospect OF the C0rinthian slooR
race proposed by the nag onicers OF the SEES
wanhaka Yacht Club coming on. as tour sloopa
have entered, ana It only requires nvc to make the
race The entries for the race close on June Is -
the ONCE OF the Secretary, Frederick de p. Foster.
No. IS Wall street. New York. The yachts are -
be sailed and manned exclusively By amateurs.
and. a. far a. possible, steered By their owners
The prize Is o silver cup valued at $3.50 the
over the regular regatta course OF the
Seawanhaka Yacht Club on oyster Bay.
ter, but such sailing master viii not be permitted
10 direct in any way the management OF such
yacht. and any owner infringing this rnle Will be
deemed to have abandoned the race and 70 have
forfeited the prize accordingly. 6.3.
The Corintnian schooner race, 10 De sailed -
Newport In AUGUST Tor q cup also given by the
Seawanhaka Yacht Club, will certainly como Oh.
az i've yachts are already entered. They are the
Idler, Madeleine Foam Peerless, and the Tenn
pest OF Boston, Three or four other schooners
have also decided to enter. rNF #t H