New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
YACHT RACES FOR TO-DAY.
THE KATRINA AND TITANIA TO TRY AGAIN.
rHx ATLANTIC CLUB HOPING FOR GOOD

rHE ATLANTIC CLUB HOPING FOR GOOD
wrArHER-A NEW CONSTELLATION"
Tho second days match between the sevcnty'foot
socos Kstrins designed by A. Cary smith, and Ttanis
planned by Edward Burgess, will he sailed to-day
Ths first race of the series of three occurred on Iucs
day. The Katrina hsd the misfortune 10 orca" hoF
main boom soon after the start and had 70 aoahdoh inc
contest Under the agreement between inc o"hcis oi
The yscht, however the Titsnia won the race. II
n. mot n.oected that the Katrina would be able TO
.sa before tomorrow but she wss supplied at "int
r,nehau,s Yard, Ray Ridge with an old manboom OF
tho Msyhower, sawed on and planed down.
The oourss to-day will be from Buoy NO. 10 nine
miies east Sandy Hook Lghtship. seven miles
south southwest to stake boat OIL shiews-
snvv ROCKS. and return: thirtytwo miles
ma prire rs cup valued at $3.50 and II is understood
y,h.t bots amounting to $4,000 are staked on the
= resu,t. The regata committee Of the New-York
Ysoat Club Gro the judges and the flagship Electra
4, commodore Ebrdge r. Gerry. Is the judges boat
The Atlantic Yacht Club, Of Bay Ridge, viii try
.~.,r tnd.v 10 sail its annual spring regatta The
Art sttsmpt made q week ago last Tuesday, was
eunp,o,e failure on account Of . terrible "spen' OF
weather The yachts will all start from the clubhouse
1t Bay Ridge, and four courses have been marked
out Tor different classes Tho larger craft VIII fouho
sandy Hook Lghtsbip The finish TOR all eiasses Is
on Buoy No. IS. The tugooat Luekenoach VIII 10
the Judges boat and will leave Pier No. g. East RVor
A. O'Clock this morning. The entries are
Class I-sehooners. Sea Fox and Grsylipg.
Cnss II-schooners. Clio and Cavalier
S,,ass uI-Schoeners. Aselis and Fearless -,
Class II-sleops TianiA Cradle. Katrina. snsmr0'A
md Fanny.
Class iII-sloops Hidesam ana Athon.
Class Iv-Sloops. Clara, Anseonds and Ros"ef'
Class y-Sloops Stella and Amaranth.
Casss vI-sioops Nymph and Banshee. ...,
o,sss vII-sloops HypauA Mstra, Beatrice earA'o"
Daisy Nomad end Iderah. . -. AZ.
Class yIII-sloops Kathleen. Guide. Arab and Ma
Belle. ,,o
Class IX-sloops Frolc. wona and Mouel'e
ClAss X-Sloops, Sirene.
Ciass XI-Sioops, Bijou. Marjorie ana Tarpoh ~
The big steel schooner-y soht Constellation VIZ eu
,.,.tIv launched yesterday at Pepgras's shipysrus
On City Island She is the largest centreooaru pioas
ira boat anoat, being far as her dimens'oi' ~
concerned, in . class with the keei scaoonoiS s,nns
naueht and Coronet The Constellation was uo' sn.
for Z. d. Morgan by Edward Burgess anu Tho
nv pseperas under the designers SUPERVISION. %
Me v.nht nstsd with the NewYork Yacht tuo' 'uo
,,msns,on. given being as follows; Length over a'
Ioo fcet: length of water line, 106 feet oeam 80
feat: depth of hold IL feet, and drsasht - io''
Inches. c,., ros,srdav
The seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Cluo y Cs.esu'
r.c.ived us orders from Commodore A. Csss 'a"uo "
.s. ~. C.nt.,n 7 F. Tams, as to the details
40 Oh. coming SQUADRON cruise. The Meet WI" reh"e
yous in Oyster Bay Hsrbor on MONDAY july - a..
that day ne forty Hooters will race over
m,ls course in Long Island Sound Tor @-uu guy ~
fey~d by the Oyster Bay faeht N'uo' va -, .,n
Al. .ouadron will sail for Larchmont ana viii nna n
therc over July 4. On the 9Th the nee' WI, ''
..s,vssd 40 ss to reach Marbiehesd before Jul. io
The Harlem Yacht Club will hold sPeo'si -
ing tomorrow evening to award the pr'Ies oo,P ~,
,-,or nv the Acct at last Mondays regatta iho wi
,nvtnr winners will receive rewards Tor ther ~
snd for the ability Of their shippers Gas a, IN
Las. Glass B. Una; Glass {, BESSIE - ~ S,.ss
Gypsis; Class E, Jessie; Class r. may Dr. ""N
@, Harry Q.
,opp DtyNRAvEN PLEASED WITH HIS iAChl'
Inndon. June 20-Lord Dunraven ana MS o'o'n.'
,,.Iav. Mr. Kerr, In a interview, declared .na' '
v,,hvre fully answered their expectations she haa
proved .mneny superior to crack yachts on oil pon's
I'm running before the wind. In sailing 70 W"o"sf.
ana in running half free. She hsd also imp'osse.
th,r with the idea that she would exhibit speed anu
sxoAllent sea-going qualities In hoAy
weather; IN fact, that she would Prov
equally good in heavy and light ~esher.
n Vas hard lines they said TO DO robbed OF race Dy
auky winds The vslky RE sailed to-day FOR Lverpoo
and wfll race from that port to the Clyde ono wiz
than ssil for New-York They were conhdent tns. 1o
Volunteer would be selected to defend the Amene.s
qup. They would themselves sail IN the Fekyno III
tia rses for the cup. They believed mat hs ~,
SyY,e would win. especially II, ~ was mos. mA ~
Hso..erste weather prevailed In gale however, ao
VoI"ntcer would naturally have an advantage. iheS