The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-28

PIayui 10 the Iourtn yacht have han onDt py my
own model. The Playful Is not for SALE Perhaps
] could not give her away, but sne suits me, Tor
she is what one might can lazy mans yachts
IL Is TO be regretted that Captain Holmes felt az
gneved at the rather crule description that MAS
given OF his yacht.
Tue cruises THIS season will probably last over
period or about six weeks, commencing on the
20th OF July with the cruise OF tie Brooklyn Yacnt
Club. the Atlantic Yacat CluO Will follow about the
let or I'd OF August, ana the New YORK Yacht Club
Will start abont the middle or August Outstanding a.
Newport about the ISL o. September. During the
cruises q number OF interesting regattas WILL be
sailed, some oil which Will take place over tha
BLOCK Island course.
rae crew or the yacht Germania wrote letter
TO the editor OF tne hERALD IN which they state -
.In your issue or Thursday last and in the account
given or the regatta OF the Columbia Yacht Cluo
you rather severely reflected upon the personal
knowledge OF the captain OF the Dolphin IN terms
report alluded to that could possibly refer to the
yacht Dolphin must have Deen:-"A Dig cabin
sloop not In the race, sailed by some lunkneao
that ought 10 be on canal BOAT instead OF q
yacht, came up to wlndward OF the little rough
and completely stopped her headway." inc
HERALD reporter simply observed that yacht
between hfty ana sixty feet long came
up to wlndward OF the Tough, one Of
the racing yachts nbous sixteen eeb
In length, and completely stopped her headways
He naturally concluded that, as the person steer
ing the big boat did not unaers and how ne was
stopping the speed OF the Tough, he must have
been accustomed TO command vessels not requlr-
ing wind as motive power.
now being given, and she viii soon MAKE nsr
trial trip 1t 10 to be hoped she viii nave good
breeze OF wind, as 1t Will DO better for her owner
TO know at once whether she can carry her TOUR
lower sails In breeze of wind that would carry
the ldier or Madeleine seuppers too.
the schooner yacht Dreadnaught, Mr. l.. stock
well, N.Y.Y.C, is tylng OF Carmansville, North
River. I.
The entries for the Cape May regatta close on
the 10th or May. large feet OF yachts belonging
10 New York yacht clubs VIII 40 down on Satur-
day. July TO- probably sailing in squadron IL Is 10
be hoped that Mr.. Fowler may be induced TO enter
the sloop Uneine IN the races TO De sailed on the
18th and 18th. as she VIII undoubtedly make good
record for herself
Mr.. Nlels olsen, the steward or the New York
Yacht Club, has published his yachting annual OF
the year 1875. 1t Is o very complete little DOCK
and contains a complete list oil all yachts, yacht
clubs, with their signals, secretaries addresses
foreign yacht clubs, tide tables and In fact every
thing connected with yachting. IL Ia published
under the patronage Of the New York and Eastern
yacht clubs.
The steam yacht race between the IDEAL MT.
Havemeyer, N.Y.Y.C., and the Lookout, Mr.. Lorill-
ard, HYY.C., round Long Island, VIII start on July
j. 1t ID also understood that the Lurline, Mr. Phillips
Phoenix, NY. Y.C., has also entered, 80 there Will
be three competitors. The Ideal left for Newport
yesterday afternoon anu Will return on Tuesday,
Yacht Julia Lalor, Captain Clark ono cluol, from
New YORK, passed WhltesEone yesterday. cruising