The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23

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The breeze now BEGAN to tell on the little craft,
and the Madcap, finding her ubboom rather shaEy,
headed for home. The ORION held on un til sne got
outside the Huok, when she concluded that she
turning round started for home without waiting
for orders. The Genia had her Jlb down, getting
was making the pest or her way to the siaKepoat
In Gedney's Channel The schooner Vision also
and Jib, prepared 10 reef down. Tne Triton, I'm.
dine, Peerless and Agnes were still outtlng along
hres &c anu am making pretty gooa weather: The
more 10 the SOUTHWARK and the Triton was
pointing r 70 Tndward Of the hgatsnip The
little the best OF it. on the Bar
there was quite nasty sea, and the Fletcher had
a pretty lively time, but made gooa weather. The
Undne appeared TO be doing wen Win the
schooners and, barring accidents, nad the sloop
easy enough, a. there was nothing wltnia
four miles OF her.. Just before turning tie stake
boat at Gedney's Channel the KAISER dropped her
peak and noed her boom as she went around
The Genia was little scared OF Jlbe aud stayed
around. Their time was taken as follows:-
Name n, NJ s. Name. NJ
Kaiser. 10 W Gena ............ IL As
All attention was now turned TO the schooners
and Undine, ana as they were certain to go home
time from position about two miles TO the Wind
ward, so as 10 get a good start ON tue roao home,
The Triton was Leading the tieet, with the UndIne
well up TO windward, anu the Agnes a short DIS
lance astern. The Peerless followed up in the wake
OF the Agnes, and at IN. Bonn. dropped her peak,
as II she had a httle more tnan she wanted. The
Undme was carrying her sdil like tnree-decker
ana looked as II she would round
THE LIGHTSHIP
frst. The Comet was out with the Meet under
mainsall and jlD, win tue bonnet on The Triton
had her ioresaIl reetcd and the Agnes had hers
lowered altogether. The Comet started 10 round
drst pitching up to ner snight neads, but part
tween her. aud went to the eeward OF the hight
snip. The Triton was now on the port tack, and
the Undlne tackled on her weather bow. The
Triton was the nrst round closely followed by the
Undlne. The Agnes tackled, and stood for tue
utes later. The yachts rounded the iightshlp as
follows;-
Names IT, NJ s. Names. H. NJ &
und.ne......:... z ss 70 Si'iOn' not timed
Coming home before the wind tho Triton shook
ont the reef In aer loresall and the little Agnes
sent up hers IN hurry. The Peerless nearly
a compile OF miles astern and The Vision was stlil
butting into the head sea trying 10 get light
ship. fhe Peerless. after rounding, sent NJ her
foresail, and the Triton mad a small maInlopsal
set, making hard ngnt with the Undine. The
Agnes, running free in the breeze, ana The
sstern. The Triton now cracking along Win
everything she could carry. as she had main
and ioretopsal and ilbtopsaIl set. The Comet now
began 10 be little AFRAID OF her reputatiOn, and
sent up her Ioresail and llotopsaii. me Agnes
evidently determined 10 make hgnt Tor the cup,
and sent M main and foretopsail ana dyipg lib.
THE TRITON
was now coming Ike a Streak OF lightning, and
two boys were observed on the Comet, SHAKING out
the topsalls, as IL was case or more canvas or
stern view. ms certainly the race
sailed this season, and there could nos he
prettier picture than the Triton pre-
senied. yawing along under all Working canvas
and ten Knot Bree2s on he beam he Fletcher
was under full steam trying ~ get nome be.ore
tie Triton. aud the latter looked as II she In
tended to be home mrs.. For a boat OF her length
the undine was dong remarkably well ana srIll
leading tie Agnes. Inc Peerless had i foretop-
SAT- set following after the Agnes ana appeared 70
be costng up a little. At 81 20n. the Unolne
dropped her peak and came along easy having
nothing Ia her class WITHIN gun shof me Nh.
al IL uItfa
out to meet them and give the ladles view OF the
race. AL -. SOm. the Triton came up 70
THE BEACON
on the Rompr shoal and ned ner main boom with
everything standing taking all chances, US she
seven miauIes TO tue Agnes Inc Comet was stu
ahead. slipping along Very comfortably. AT IN.
37m. the Triton sent up nam club topsaIl, and
the Unetne passed the Romer: iolowea closely by
the Agnes. The latter Uued her mainb0om over
AT 81. 40W., and sent ap fore club Lopsal. The
Comet, finding the Fletcher closing IN on ner,
sent up a staysaii set upside down. fne agnes
nGd one set and the Triton also sent up hers. the
Peerless was following alter the Agnes, slightly
improving ner position. fne Triton was evidently
gaming on the Comet, and taxing tneir respec-
tive lengths INTO consideration, would have d
little the best or IL IN match race. As The
rHE SARgows
she passed the little soop Josephine under
double reeled manssll, making the best OF ner
way home. OH Owls Head the Triton Kept well
out 50 a. to keep her canvas mli long as posi-.
bic. she nnally took IA her staysail aud jIbIng
over the ioresaI luiIed mp Tor the nome STAKE
running ebb that she did not gain mucn oy
standing out IN the stream the triton weat
across tue line at q ten-knot gait, lowering away
ner Clue iopsail. The Agnes came over next
some ten minutes later but not quite IN
time 70 win. rne Undine was the next, about
hall a minute IN advance OF the Peerless
Alter delay or lew minutes the
schooner Vision came In. and Is reaily deserving
oil credit, a. she salled the course. n0twlth-
standing tuat wnen OF the Hook, bcaiIug out. her
enahces OF ne race we're very siam. ON me whole
tile day was decided success. acre was a
rafting breeze from start 70 fiulsh, aud Captain
Emmons, %! the FLETCHER kent ms BOAT close 70
her WORK ana Afforded the members OF the press
good chance OF Viewing everything mat was done
during the race. rne ladies Also tad good view
from the Magenta, although At one time the rough
water must nave been little Annoying 70 tneir
system. The following ia the time OF arrival
actua time and corrected time:-
SUMMARY.