New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES REGATTA
MANY oARsMEN TRAINING on THE HARLEM


The Harlem River is beset with dangers 10 the
oarsman. There is the eXcursonboat. and the tug
that butts il, nose against acre or two of coains"
and ShovcS them hither and thither in style thas
iuspre, respect in the occupant Of sig. who knows
that there i, nothing between himself and ducklns
bu. IN, egg shell sides Of his frail craft Then thco
i, the young man Of the sentimental eye cruchslns
himself on the altar Of his girls affection by Nhuns
a NH and trying 10 row her into anything that can
be tcescoped offers the possibility OF coihSoh' iis
i a sort Of pleasing terror dreaded but borne win
from q sense Of fcow-ieeling. Ihese anu lno'c ''h'
tho river from II a. M till p. m 49,,
rrn training oarsman knows II, ana II Is VIII
Measurable emotion that he LOOKS out upon morinls
such IS Yesterdays. and HES him down 10 MS 'iV'
b,usc early in the day push ahoat and erloy una
Injury Of plenty Of room. All the Harlem ciuos 100
boat, out Yesterday. some In training lor ''o 49,.
states regatta and by far the largest sono iyr
,h..ir own amusement. good many OF inc CT"
r,c,s rere nursing abraded cuticle>. the resut "
,, .r cxcrtion on July and 5, but HlSh brusc ~
i,s usual complement Of shells and barseS' anu W
O'Clock every coisn OF vantage Oh .i'o -
WIS bright with spectators watching the sp''. to,
Tho Uoboken boatmen hard at work @,,'
rlo yaI.ncas were in fine feather yestetua!' -
c,,af tonic Of conversation being the conlp'euoa
'"',' % ,,, ,orse which i. now almost fntshede
-, ,os 4 sensible effect In the way OF P'o"o's
.,r,,i,,,s instincts in the members lhes s''"s.
,h.rc and discuss by the hour the oedu"e, Oh" -
vantage, of their new quarters "I'n $40 -, -
,tcrinr is To be neatly hnlsieu' ''o n -,
no,,,od with woodwork paneling' ana 'Ilc ~ ,.,.
.cotod tastoh,lly with pine ana DAN . g..
t,,nod Glass borders will have pieasins 80
hhisb If the workmen has been cleafc"
49, a tho woodwork has been OILED ana PoNsi'.'
,houch in the present Uttered up conduoh Vi wv
bopse they look little out OF place IA
The lockers in the dressing room arc ,"p 49,, ,,s
,.at and have been finished Tor some ''.', ~
pancling OF the main rooms &c. .ei d,aSging though
petlo" J" ~ beinc made 10 have them rear an
me boi.r warming that will be heiu, ,be Vsiencas
the nrst @ be so oosey and comfortable INV
ibre il danger of its deveopns 600, he I'M member, aa
oaren ,y n active set of men, and keep tme
in the water pretty steadily Lhey SgI, crew com
barge 70 Werner William lIanen. B. wise any any
par bergman, with E. Myre ar.rhs a., night,
.wain ana tncs Cont double scull 10 Fort Lee anc "a
saturday the following crew TOOK L prG George Hoor.
Eureka SprI Ercd uoorman acting coxsTaiS
InIao p " Fitting. c. 5. Norwood ana ;;ertes AID
took run tS to55 nee also took gig 10
Gutenberg -. ,,rr.oared she'll crew ~
The AancS haze haze S sSs al for M
cnmng Middle States Regatta 70 ia1e ussrh A. Heync
= Tie is composed OF H. :. They had soce
many boats In the water yesi rh h Ib rooms in tho
a fonr-oarcd barge. when , e,. The crew COM
morning for pull 10 Warner Dr. titus E. "a 4;
ReSn. and Foster s,%s shell &; cose%a 9
afternoon another A. wanner and yoei,.
Ns s@S S%STsG rS GA we're ,as'
Rudolph Getting ana a,antics crew that left the ciuSS
i 6os ." morning Of dn sGS FG %sG PobSs
barge ior three rsr exported back late last nsn
e cS%d, f% sw so left hs q
singles. LOU io' composed OF 4. Wanner, l. hamr -
rd rman and j. Bower for po0S Sst nsps Of Of,
turned the same night ro"'ns "'
miles. $780, ,.o oil a,ive IN the DAYS opportuny
ana nin w iiavter c. CORTLAND. {. Fizpatrfk ~
j. Toms Another four oarsd 6ar aSd y smith VIII
w;,,iiam Shrouder acting as coxswaim; A.. "A
W '', Tnnms r. KRAFT F. Wendell ana W. Hal" ~
been doing some fine rowing iateiys