The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-15
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ROUNDING THE LIGIITSlIlP,
TUELTE TfCHTS UITH SNOU- THTTB
CINI.fS pTLLD on
One or the Finest Races that the New York
Yacht Ciub i'vcr sailed The Nnnmuvrcs
for the Lead Down the magnificent Uny

One orthc rincT Races that the New York
Yacht cub I'Vcr sailed The Mnnmuvrcs
for the Lead Down the magnificent Hay.
The annual race Of the New York Yacht
Cluh. which was postponed on Thursday was
ended brilliantly yesterday. OF the thirteen
yachts entered twelve started They, with a
good brcczc out and back and a smooth sea-
made n Kaleidoscope series OF marine vlews
which tho spectators of the day before sadly
missed. The Juno race is cmphatically
ladies' day, and 1t is intended more Tor
their special benefit than TO try concu-
slons as to speed. although, as n matter OF
record Yesterdays race was the fourth one in
the history of the club that had to be sailed over
again. the same record showing in ladies' da-
ries as many cases Of sea sickness as yachts-
mems riumphs Tho course was the usual ono
from OH Stapleton TO tho Lightship and return
to Buoy 10, of the West bank turning the
Southwest Spit buoy, No. 10. going and return-
ing. Tho yarths in their classes crossed the
line rs follows:
Keel schooncrs-Rcstlcss II q ss Ncuie it55
fr,t sln's centre board s,hooncrs-Cyue II a. Tidal
second class ccntre board schooncrs-Estco II 50 20:
'TrS,.,ii H. Il, ,iodg U Ns9 i.io9 II 20 ,.iiz
scc,,nl Class .oops,Ecsina' 1896 Vixen and ChriL
The Tidal Wavo. Nrreid and Active were
hanii"app'd at II ;5j, as they started after tho
third gun. although their actual time of cross-
ing was ll:55Aj. 1857, and II 1882. rcspect-
Mthc start the wind was south by cast. tho
tide Obj. Nearly nj cantod and went of on tho
Long Island shore except the schooner
Nettie and tho cutter Active, both of which
Tho leet rressnted n pretty t'" slsht ha"Is; as
itiAIey slipped n'6y Fort wadsyori6. 1RGro tho
Cyue. Mr. lrooks's now schooner led. with
Commodore kunc's etanch old schooner Rest
less second; Indeed it may be snid the Restless,
fora keel boat twenty-five years old. bohnvcd
SIlN mildly Yesterday. and npfnI prnIit lpr
blue water commandcr. Next was the IA
nous sioop NNcn, winner OF a score Of
hot bohind with the EstelIc and Peerless.
Al II the Vixen wlnded the Clyie and took
second place. Tho famous slOop Vision. su-
prrly handled by Capt. Baker. also dnshcd up
Wh.,h ~ has generally mad since the absenco
or the vixen. There WIS an exciting mning
luhicn between the llne sahoQners Peerless md
Esicile IN the nnXt fifteen. which WAS onded by
the Peerless. which went 10 the front Soon tho
Restless also windod the beautiful Este,lc.
ioorIy, Ni o'ci'9''t j. H. tho ,,,''T c6rsy, ,Hy
tine hnl taken fourth place. making
four sloors Ia tho van. with the Peerless lead
iugthe seholn,rs. Tho Vision now mn!o tho
cnoGlri tLe oihcr thfco sloops to- eat up to
wiuiWard ~ her with cas", and rayc the pretty
Vision "a bad set back \ Jib tolsnil on tho wind
may make boat 20 fast through the water, hut
slipped mcfr'ly across Tho 'iowof BAY. and soonn
tar spit Buoy 10. 10 rose from the water. Tho
NAUi TUNED this mark at l:21:iO. chased NJ
SHARPLY by. the Regina nt :3O:is. The Chris.
tnr turned AT .3i ~ Peerless. 3G 80 ision.
] SOB; Clvtic. ;i5:2D; Restless. i:lj:ji: Ac.
tyr. 4G.2O; Tidal Wave. l.jO:3j; Estelle,
Running past the p92iqt Of the IIook the wind
smooth water that would suit even an oHrsman's
iuslidlous tastes. At "a i. NJ the yachts wore
stretching out on the s,arboard tack for the
lighisliI. - GN.p being at least mile
e"es1. iho 's9|na i'oarless vision. Chr-ss
une, NSuei ahd liestless followed IA ,tH "'-sr