New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
THE EEUBURG BOAT CLUB.
A PROMISING ORGANIZATION SOME OF tn
CnAT-r ON Its REGIsTER

GRAFT on ITS REGISTER
Nevburc Y y May 90 tspccIaD.-One Of the live
lest bont clubs up the HUDSON Is the Nowburg Cameo
and Boating Association, whose handsome clubhouse
Is on tho river front here between Third and Fourth
ST. Tho club was organized on March %, 1885, and
~ membership Is limited TO sixty. From the start
he club has held annual rigattas and rowing races
and this year viii Dc exception 10 the rule. Com
pi,teos have already boon appointed for tho OF
1850 and tie work Of arranging for tho races IS now
going on Tho club Las always held An important
ulaco I'm the Ilst Of clubs comprising The American
Canoe Association and several Of It's members In
varably actlv" participants In the National Associa
toms annual rcgattas. one OF them, Grant T.. Edgar
Ir Is one Of the Urst known canOelsts I'm the United
states TIc has won nnumcrable prizes at the annual
National aud International meets, as we'll rs a. many
local meets and Of those chosen last year by
ho American Association To defend the cup in the In
fcrnatlouSl races Another member Of the club Is
Iul;o Charles f. brown. OF the second depart
mcut Of the Court Of Appeals Tho judge Is
AT home when handling the tler and guiding
a sailing craft. Having sold the Bono 10 Mr. Able,
OF Connecticut the Judge purposes soon 70 have the
ereu Boston designer, BITge~, design and build him
another fast yacht which win take The place OF tho
BOuito on The register OF The club. Another member
Of the association Is George Washington Shar an old
timer, who pulled Ia the Frank o. Wood years
ago, when "JoSh7 Ward enjoying his greatest
successes School Commissioners James T Van DALI.
sen and David A. Scott william +. Bartlett, Theodorr
c. Hall and ~ Smith also on tho roster Of the
club.
The officers for this season are: Commodore, James
T. Van Dalfson vice.COmmOdOrc, Charles s. Williams
captain, Harry a. Marvel purser. Georgc L. Smith.
Tho $50 Regatta Committee IS {. S. Williams Grant
u. Taylor and William T. Hilton. The Outing Com.
mttec for the sossOn comprises George Bartlett Alfred
Kayne and W. T. smth The club holds each year a
IrcoptlOn aud appointed to-day the
siK vessels on IT. register thirteen boats, eleven canoes
and two steam launches besides these ex Commodore
bartlett n having hunt al the yard OF Thomas :
Marvel & Co handsome steam yacht, seventy eight
around Long Island found this season, The
two steam launches are owned by benjamin McClung
and J. blackburn Miller, who is now on his ranch 10
Texas. Commodore Van Dalisen, who Is serving as
third teTner, tho saiibOat Rambler Tho sail
boat DOucha, IA L. IS owned by Charles S. Will
Jams Tho Mabe, IA, belongs To Nathan S. Smith.
Kane George Washington shaw owns tho saboa,
hub, la-A, and the Soy lla, 2l-4, IL owned by cx-
Commodore Bartlett. Tho scylln has first prize
sail and row boat Nadjy, Is-4. is tho property OF
Robert King. and the ArgO, "e-3.4 belongs TO D. \.
scott Charles Harrison Is the owner OF the natty
her companion, the Wmifred, II ia. The canoe
rat, l5-2s, In which young Grant T. Edgar. jr,
has won some wonderful races, = the ono built AMI
| lao and g. l. Dciknap's Bcttina, Of the same
! dimcnsions arc no less valuable The csnGa Dido
| Ib-es owned by Alfred Kane, Is one OF the flyers
as Is also James i: br9wn,s Prep, I6mSo somo some. OF
Canoe zig zag, l4-3o. by ". +. Smith canoe Calico
| 1876, by William 7. Hilton: canoe Iolas, 1870
& CANOE e by cf Mise Maggie f o. and
| lively oatbosts by William 7. Hilton and Theodore c
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