The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11


Mean Length
NAM. Ornsi. Fsst Club From
Addc Voorhis. C Roosevelt -. ca o. .Seawan hakA
yindcx. Rober, Center 5s. a. .seawannak
Coming .......S Bagden .... so IL. .seawanhaka
SECOND CLASS sioors
Active. r. ". j. Hurst. 5a FL New York.
Windward .....Mr. wiloughby. 80 IS. .Seawanhaka
Sadie ..........W. y Greeueai. ~ Atlantic
Madcap. Jos X Busk. A. 05. :. .Seawanhaka
Eugene II. Rousel ...... 80 o.. New York.
Schcmer. q Is Lee. IS 90. .Scnwanhaka
Prtrel .........C. Hysiop....... ....SeawanhaRa
THE cgsws-AMATEuRs ONLY
Adds Voo.nls--capain Roosevelt; Matc, G y.
Jenkins: crew. H. s. Reed, II. Do +. Weeks. Robert
simmons. Frank b. Arnold, George Kobbc Isaac
townsend, Henry Remsen A. NJ. Cutler, Bradsh John
SON, Jr, and Henry steers.
CoMlsG-Caplan Blagdcn; Mate J. r. Thams crew,
J W. Bcekman, Jr W. FouIke, Jr., +. De +. Foster.
A. Hoppock D. crocker, J. y. Denver, II. =. MITCHELL
Lewis Clark, T. Biagden, Henry sampson and A. Bel
mont. Jr.
vlxpEx-Capta'n, r. Center; Mate. 0. f. Cromwell;
crew. Il. ~ Cooke Shepherd Homans Wilmer s.
Wood, j. o. Davidson, Charles Conor. Duncan Wood
G. A. Weber, A. RUSSELL G. A. Robertson, Il. Duvivier
Charles Peters, G. Calhoun, g. Leland, W. L. Swan and
WixpwARD-Captan willoughby; mate $. Morrison
crew, H. l.. Gryciin, Charles Witts and two others.
n. d. Thorn, T. Barto, A. Harrington, II. Il. Dodge,
Charles Mcgs, N. Edgar D. Wright I. ". Thorn and
EuGExiE-Capain Rousscl; mate Thomas D. Harri-
son; crew. David Pullman, :. Goodhue, Duncan X. Mac
kcnze, J. B Smnl $. {. Tennis Theodore +. Hicks
and Fred Vincent
ScHEMER-Captan G. $. Lee; mate, A. b. Alley; crew,
W. Alley, II. !. Van wyck r. spencer f. D. Weeks
Bryant Godwin, Samuel W. Mitchell ana Henry Blood.
AcrIvE--Captain Hurst; mate L. r. Chase; crex =,
G. Remsen, q. kourtright, j. HaIsNd, W. Catin, w.
Mcclure, ID. ). Halstcd and another.
PErREr~-Captan Hyslop: mate, Benjamin Turzo;
crew, j. W. PRISON, Philip C. Brown. Emmett b DAILY,
Henry johnson and another.
MADcAP--Cnptain Bush mate, A. Carey Smith;
crew, K Maxwell. l.. A. Fish. d. Chauncey Jr. W.
u. Steele, Edward Arnold, W. w. Bcebe, II, II. Laird
and f. spring, Jr.
Tho course was from point on Fort wadsworth,
Staten Island, to and around buoy No TO- the South
west Spit keeping IL on the port hand, thence and
around the Sandy Hook lightshp, keeping II on the
starboard hand ana returning over the same course.
Nos o. IL, Ii, the West Bank and outside Of buoy
No So the point of Sandy Hook, gong and
ing, and pass between the cub steamer and Fort
Wadsworih on arriving home.
The tide first Of the ebb and tho wind light from
the southwest--not sufficient TO give the gentlemen
sailors chance OF showing how well they could
a contest The Petrol had down from tho New
York club house. and crossing the line before the
mails gwen, not considered in the by tho
Regatta Committee, which, by the way, consisted of
NJ Roosevelt Schuyler, James II. Elliott, L. DE Forest
Woodruff, Z. WHY'S Belts and Thomas 5. Young, Jr
tons to be made was fired. After ten Nsnutes grace
another gun fired II was Intended nrst that the
second should warn all yachts 10 be the limo
and their way within ten minutes moro There
ever, as IL feared the first gun heard by
all the captains. Three guns were, therefore,
given, the second ana third being at
Ilh. 3lm los and llh aim. los. re-
Immediately by the fast sailing Coming, all board
evidently meaning business. Tho Eugene next,
then the handsome Addic voorhis much improved
since last season az Improvement she wanted. MS
she always had u knack Of pushing in her nose with
the first arrivals; then the Madcap and Active and
the others. The crossing follows