The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-10
THE coRINrHIAN REGATTA.

The seawanhaka Yacht Club holds It's Cornthian
soop regatta to-day. II VIII BIO the sixth race oil that
character sailed under the auspices OF the cub The
yachts will be divided two classes. First class
all yachts measuring So feet mean length aud over,
second class, all yachts measuring under 90 feet
mean length. There will be one prize in each class
should two start and two prizes IN each class should
four start The yachts must be manned by
amateurs exclusively, and each owner, upon entering
his yacht shall submit list OF the names, occupations
and addresses his proposed crew, which list shall be
subject To the revision OF the Regatta Committee, whose
decision In any shall be final Each yacht shall be
sailed and possible stecred by her owner. and
may carry sailing master and her cook and steward,
OF whom shall in any way assist in the manage
ment or working OF such yacht, IL at any time during
the race the surrcn ders the control or manage
mcnt Of his yacht TO his sailing master, he shall be
deemed TO have abandoned the race. Each yacht VIII
be allowed to carry in addition 10 the owner, one ANA
teur every 1--WE feet OF length deck and ono for
any fractional part thereof Yachts will DO rcted
to mainsa, headsa!ls and working gai'opsaL Allow
oi time Will be based upon mean length ana great
est BEAM and viii be calculated according TO the rules
OF the Scawanhaka Yacht Club. The sailing regula-
tions of that club will also govern The race. owners
will be received Tor all vessels not be-
longing the Scawanhaka Yacht Club, and IN case
question arises concerning the measurement of any
boat it will be sured by that CLUB Yachts shall
carry their private signals at the peak. Tho will
be flying one and the time Of cacn yacht will be
taken she between the club steamer and Fort
Wadsworth, Staten Island. rho signals for starting
viii be gwen from the steamer, ms lOllows:-For pre-
parniory signal gun, and the club flag will he
lowered ten later, tor the start ono gun,
and the lag will be again lowered II any yacht TAILS
to tho within the limit Of time she shall be
permitted Join the race and the time OF the sig
nal gwen ut tue expiration OF the unit ocins con
sdercd her timc OF starting. Balloon hcadsails may
be carried but not al same time with working sails OF
same name, and no two sails OF same name can be
carried at the same time short blast OF
the whistle will be gwen, II possible, as each
yachts time is taken. The course Will be IRON the
starting point above, to and around buoy No TO- on
the Southwest Spit keeping port hand thence
to around the Sandy Hook Lghtshp, keeping II on
the starboard hand and return course.
Yachts keep the eastward OF buoys Nos. ., III
aud ID on the West Bank and outside OF buoy No 5L,
the point OF Sandy HOOK going and returning and
worth, on arriving home. steamboat VIII DO fur-
nshcd Tor The of tho members OF the club and their
friends starting from the foot OF Thirty third street and
East River on The morning OF the regatta at hafpast
nine O'Clock precisely, and calling at Tompkinsvle
Landing, staten island at hapas ten O'Clock, stop
ping at the same points after The regatta.
Tho following yachts have entered in the regatta.-
sIooPs.
adobe VooRuls-Captan Roosevelt; Mate c. \.
jenkins: crew. ii. Is. Reed, II. Dc +. Weeks, Robert
c. Cornell, John +. Roosevelt, Gov Norris William
Simmons Frank b. Arnold George Kobbc. Isaac
Townsend Henry Remscn, A NJ. Cutler, Bradlsh John
son, Jr, and Henry steers
CoMrSG-Captain Bagdcn; Mate. J. +. Thams; crew,
J. W. Bcckman, Jr., w. Fouke, Jr f. De r. Foster
A. HorpocS, d. Croker, j. y. Denver, II. ?. MITCHELL
Lewis Clark, 7. Biasden, Henry Sampson and A. Bel
yIxprx-captain, r. Center; Mate, 0. Z. Cromwell;
crow. L. N. Cooke, shepherd Romans, Wilmer s.
Wood, j. o. Davidson, Charles Conor. Duncan Wood,
q. A. Weber, A. Russell. G. A. Robertson f. Duvvier,
Charles Peters, Calhoun, Z. Leland, w. l. Swan and
W. Stevens.
CLASS sLOOPS.
wINpwARD--Captan Willoughby; Mate $. Morrison;
crew. H. L. Geyeln and Charles wiitts thc balance Of
the viii be named at the START.
SApiE-Captain Grecnlcaf; Mate j. v. s. Odde; crew.
n. d. Thorn, I. Barto A. Harrington, II. 4. Dodge
Charles Mcigs n. Edgar, D. Wright, 7 W. Thorn and
ID. Chaunccy.
EuGKxiE-Captain Roussol; Mate, Thomas D. Harri-
son; crew, David Putnam, s. Goodhuc. Duncan X
Mackenzie J. u. smull, s. c. Tennis, Theodore f.
Hicks and Fred Vincent.
scnENKR-captain G 5. Leo; Mate, A. B. Alley crew,
W. Alley. H. /. Van wyck f. Spencer, f. ID. Weeks,
Bryant Goodwin, Samuel W Mitchell and Henri: Blood.
AcrIvE-Captain Hurst; Matc f. y. Chase; crew, q.
Remscn, G. Kourtright, - Halsted, W. Catln, W.
Mcclure d. 5. Iialstcd and another.
PErRrL-Captan Hysop; Mate, Benjamin Turzo;
crew. j. ". PRISON, PIN ~ G. Brown, Emmett B. DAILY,
Henry johnson and another.
MADcAr-Captain Bush: Mate, A. Carey Smith;
crew. j. X. MAXWELL L. A. Fish n. Channcey. Jr.. W.
~ Steele Edward Arnold, W. w. Beebc, II. II. Laird,
and r. Spring, Jr.
TIE entries remarkably good The Regatta Com
mttee is composed OF Messrs. W. Roosevelt Schuyler,
James IL Elliot, J.. De Forest Woodruff, &. WHY'S
Belts and Thomas 5 Young. Jr.