New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

Til, COURSE slnOOners and rat-cl,s sOOps was rom
of Bay Ridge to sateboat ut south West Spit passing it
from westward TO southwark thence to liehtip, turning
same on the starboarl hand and return home stake
boat. which WIS ~ Bay Ridge Dock. For second-e.,Ss
-oops starting point to stakcboat nj South
West pit, pas :us It from the westward to southwark,
thence around stakeboat at outer bar buoy In Gedue
Channel, rounding from soutlwarl TO eastward,
thence to home stakeboat For hrd-class soo2s open
boats. from start TO sakcboat at southwest spit
rounding same westward to southwark, thence TO home
stakcboat.
Wien Che yachts arrived OF Bay Ridge such gale was
blowing that II was deeueI unlyislbe to carry out the
sal ng regulations and to weigh anchor. so it was
announced that lying start would lbs made across a
line extening from sakcboat. anchored 300 yards or
Bay Ridge, TO the shore. The staring gun fired at
ll:33 a. H., and the Madeleine Immediately crossed TIE
line under SAIL mansail, and jb on the starbOard
tack followed 10y the Clio under the same canvas The
Comet crossed three minutes acrwad, hauling down
maintopsal she 'sei the line The sloop IN
dine foovc closely, just in advance Of tho Leathea.
while the White Wing crossed next under sinGlcrecfed
mainsa and full b. Five minutes later tho Emma L.
OF the second class sloops started closely followed by the
Sciclncr, Sadie under single Ieccj mlnSa Lizzie L.,
Sophia with reefed mainsan and bobjb. Maria and VIII
liam T. Lee Florence Elizabe.h and Victoria in the order
named.
lively race took place to the Southwest Spit IN which
ibs and and maiuoPsalls were set and fdrled MS the
force OF the wind required 1t, AMI continued around p
ightshp which the judges did not attempt to reach as
their steamer could not overhaul the srhoOncrs Tho
sccondclass soOps meanwhile sped their way toward
GeGney's Channel buoy, the scbcmor leadns ana the
Maria, which Ia lost her t0pmas steadily closing up On
the Emma T. Tho breeze still holding steady and
the haze was disappearing. The Maria at l :25 D. M
PASSED Emma r. but the latter when hauled III the
wind shot ahead and turned the buoy to the windwar Of
her connection The cass sclOcners ROUNDED the
buoy In Tho following order: Emma f., ocheliei, Lizzie
L., Maggie r., Maria, sophia and Elizabeth Iny trh
-tartcd Tor home hauled close On tho WintL Ibc
Scnemrr got tho wlniWdrd Of her competitors anu
arrived H. ST OF br class ut The l.le. followed by Tie
Magic b. Emma r.. Lizzie L., Maria sophia, AMI Ellza-
Drti.-
The schooners and frst-cass sloops mcanv lille were
mixing "a brl, To wind ward. clos" hauled from t1c hS
ship Hook. Inc Comet a. one tune Ga1ie' per
ccpDy the Madeleine, Dut th0 latter opened he gap
un Lex a heavy flaw 81 wind ami arrived home Three
minutes ahead OF the Comet winch. however receives
the Inst pZr account o. the tune allowance AWARDED
py tie larger The Clio arrived next ana The Leu
thea the scOOncis OF the rsCass s.OOlS very
close race was made between the Uudme aud Whitening
The latter arrived FIRST but ets the second prize on ac
count VI time allowance III FAVOR or TIE Otler vessels
The sadie Wis timed. or the thrlchss boats the
w. T. Lee the lead at the start, maintained II To
the arriving home two minutes ahead OF inc Victoria
aud dlstlncing the Florence
Conner the club prize. heating inc madeleine
minutes ~ seconds the Aasicl, me WINS tine nag
officers prize, hat Commodore DchcrsOn can haTuly
Gomez receiving the az Oicers ana the Madeleine the
Club prize The Uniine WINS the Club priLe ana The
Whitening the nag officers, the former beahg Inc latter
by minutes % seconds. The Schemcr wins The Gun
ing he latter by 81 seconds. The W T. Lee wins the
Club prize and the Victoria thr flag officers, the former
beating latter by minutes - seconds. The follow
Ing is tie official record o, tie race: