New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
BOIRDING THE GILITEI.
GENERAL BUTLER AMONG THE VISITORS.
LIEUTENANT HEM DELIGHTED WITH MARBLEHEAD
TO BrGIN RFFiTTING.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfBUSE-1

BOsTON, Aug 2.-The English cutter Ash
herst at anchor in Marblehead Harbor has viewed
to-day By hundreds Of people and OF dores
rowe about the Galatea by the curious Mar eheades
Everybody on board up betmes and the ieuen-
ant early deck. Both he and Mrs Ienn were
delighted with their surrOunlints regarding them rs
perfectly lovely and the view down tho north shore
as one not to be surpassed for exquisite beauty
the earliest dawn tho dories began put Oh from the
wharves AMI cireed round the sloop No one WAS
allowed aboard except those who had special business
I've want to get cleared up bit before We have
VISITORS. said The first caller was General Butler
from tho America, who aboard early. He was
corlia ~ received and especially the owner OF tho
winner OF tho cup. Ilo rendered his cordial
congratulations aud best wishes. lie returned
to the America. which weighed anchor and under fnll
WORKING passed ont. salung tho Gelaea she
went from her sarb oaid The General was on tho
quarter and lifted his hat Lieutenant lIenn responded
from the deck OF the Galatca Tho Ame lea stood ont
from the point OF the Neck. within twenty minutes.
the Fortuna underway and passing the Galateas
Stern repeated the Americas salute, Commodore Hovey
lifting his hat which was acknowedred as Ec passed.
The Meta. coming In under 'ull sail. also the
Galatca "a salute as she rounded to. Lieutenant Hem
said 10 a reporter:
have just had dispatch from J. Beaver Webb. ETo
tells mo That ho Will bc here tonorrow. lie wants
to go to Boston but will not 20 TO Boston. THIS
place suits mo ler'ecy ani Will rent here. will
have the and -as from Boston. aud my men will
soon have her In racing trim"
He al iei that the Galaca would remain in Marble
head Tarhor FOR time yet: possibly TIL she goes
to New York. two or thIco weeks or "a month hence
Ben amin Crownshieli. Chairman OF the Eastern
Yacht club House Committee boarded the Galatea and
offered the courtesy o the club house TO Lieutenant and
arrnneenen,. have yet been ma e for reception and
banquet ~ tho Eastcrr Club hut such thns possible
IN the future. Neither the Lieutenant nor Mrs.
Hem has set been ashore.
Iho rrelr.s .ble photographer WAS carly board
.tuue WAS sadly interierei witn BY the many callers
Among the crow Is Piggy. the bow,
oppnslv opp%n ses,me favarte with MarS"hrad dary
tai. morDns. Some hold that the Gaateas forte
sho la. the Genestas stem' said one. "but her
stern is Ike the Puritan. though III, Is
be- taken ab,cE When ns sees the and Puritan
They have nothing to fear from him. II am a Judse'
morning that the puritan's stern WAS copied
o@ oaf n aso tn. so the paPtan 'O n an D
proycnlcnt on the original Speaking OF the Irex he
she Ia, dono some good work this year. but
you could put the lrsH inside OF
Of c An hour a.tsr @ than .6s wa.
the greatest confidence in the Gaateas powers Hesi
main sail. Ihc Gsatea presents vast area OF
canvas. but apparently wrnkles the Ie.ch' as dld tho
Tne hung VIII bo under Mr. webo's personal OBJ
Tne Maynowcr wa. looked FOR tni. morning OF tho
Srck show up At noon. The Gal .teas spin
maker and -Quare sail boom were put overheard this
forenoon. loo square san u 9oon was & no.
used coming over Lieutenant Hem was much
please WIKI the America. head sa. " ,he has AN En-
rlsh loboom and an English tores.l,' he sad. Ihe
for Newport with party.
pretty compliment WIS paid tho Engllshmen To-
night In MArbichral lIsrbor. rho water and shores
were brilliantly lllumnslcd. Bontres were burning on
Sknners Head. Rock Beach. MssOns Rocks and all
along tho sides OF Great Neck. All who wished were
pc board ;he GAatea alter r. m, when she
wa, O . an aud in COOL turn rho May iwcr
prctel TO be- at M,rbieheh 0nigh hut had not been
sighted AZ dark. An enjoyable concert was gwen On
board tho GAlatea tonight Oy tho crew.