New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-04
YACHTS AT NEWPORT.
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE LOOK AT THE
FLEET.
DISCUSSING THE RESULTS OF THE RACE ON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR THE Run
TO VINEYARD HAvEN-GUESTS
on THE YACHTS.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TMnUSE.1

Newport. Aug AT coors this morning inc
boats of the Yacht feet lying in the harDor all
dressed shin By order of the commodore Ihon-
sands of people visited the wharVes or saIe'
about the harbor in catboatS In me cour9c Vi
the day 70 see the beautiful spectacle pfeS'h""
nv the Yachts Most Of the yachts We're dresser
rainbow fashion,7 long lines of bright-cooTed
flags extending from TIE end of the bo"spfiV up
over the mast and down 10 the stern Inc cohi-
modore and his staN attended divine service Ill
. the morning.
There has been considerable discussion among
the vachtsmcn to-day regarding Yesterdays race
Every one was surprised at the poor showing Tue
Choctaw made She has often sailed better races.
The gain which the Gossoon made on the Minerva
in the windward work is attributed by some to
the fact that the Gosscon rot a better tide on the
first two miles of the race.
The landing stage at the clubhouse OF the New
York Yacht Club has presented a lively scene all
day Boats and launches from the yachts nave
been constantly arriving and departing, ana hoW
and then in would come boat from the bri'lSh
feet, with the white ensign flying from the S'crh
and an infintesimal MILDLY" in command. Ihesc
little mddys look like toy officers and are wa'ched
with the greatest interest they issue their orceS
TO the bronzed and salwart sailors, who look as IL
they could put couple of middes in their pockets
The commodore to-day issued an order for the
fleet to get under way at o'clock tomorrow
morning. There will be race of all the yachts
remaining in the harbor to Vineyard haven
Some of the slower yachts, having received per
mission from the COMMODORE got under way this
morning and started for the Vineyard Ihere VIII
be no race at Cottage City this season. con-
siderable portion of Ncw-YOrk society IS now
afloat in the yachts in the harbor. No lncon-
siderable norton of the 400" have gone to sea ana
arr making the cruise of the Ncw-lork 1acht
Club The following is list of the guests on the
different yachts: 49,.
Cutter Huron. Captain W. B: Duncan-F B. Cut
ting A. F. French: J. W. rAprcS W rlin+-E. A.
Willard f. Curtis Moifatt. Frank r. An,h34yt ,o NJ,
Sloop Fannie Captain +. b. Fisbe-MIs. flste' Mr:
and Mrs. II. D. Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs f. 20"
'' sioOp Psyche Captain Wilson Marshal-Robelt G
sioop 'Wmona' Captain william Buchanaa-Charles
p buchanan Henry yDi Ledey Io F. paO FnreJon j.
Agar, James Brown Potter, Morris Ho"i'"o Hu""'u
"' Cutter Iris. Captain samuel Mathcr-S F. William
SON II. T. sherman, G. r. Williams }. FIe'pon'
Schooner GIaylnc. vice.Commodore L. \; Fish
Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Abbott Hampton Howell Edmund
lcno Albert cd 5sn a cap,an J. PcrhnsMs Julia
A. BALDWIN, Miss Minnie r. Baldwin, Albert T.
Schooner ouichsep, Captain Frederic ,Grinnell-
Mrs. Crinnen Miss GrinncL Henry II. Buck Nh
and S' spsi Jor Mis l.. Mott R' A. Lchcnheim
sSnoeneE C" EEoeda w. 4FI BDafd Inc
Eeye Endcott Peabody, Gordon Abbott. ,..o,
schooner clio Captain George " ro,rncI R,rS
ham r r Field, W. Harvey MCGil c..,,.,u co,oro,
sSSoHoF cs GSTS9G C C5RS ba TFn &
schooner va'na, Captain r. Il 9 WrSls J. "
Rives. Miss Choate Miss FOLSOM MI'I incgn George
D s SSor 1roouois Captain Ralph ". Els-R p
pcrSins FoxhalI Kcene, Thomas Hitchcock, IT,, p Il.
schooner Viking, Captain John Nelson L Sonmis
Mrs. Catharne L. Babcock, Master John LOOMS
Schooner PSRap c'R Ba1a foG ag5
Schooner Atlanta, Captain F. H. ToWnscndCSpah
Schooner Marguerite, Captain /. snydam Pelmerd
George Trotte, Il. G Arnot, Charles X Bcehm"n aud
sioop fsts's capaip w TiS W XHT"eT Pa!sf
Richard Kash Richard Rs.n + ka ana bon MhS collins!
steamer LuTline, Captain w. 1 %; We j. Hen
J. Murray Mitchell Samuel FoleS and Danel l.
"o StDner pcor,css CAPTAIN CHARLES arncssS. C.
slHscri w. L. ~ o.... .,, NJ. 9 c,,rs-
Mrs chester Greenwood ,ir and Mrs Lewis C. ClarI
steamer Cataripa, Captain F. d. M9 tgS 5ahdgt
Emmett ESnfettt. "e'O''' ., u, ,.,o,sr Holloway
''s Steamer ~ c Anita, Captain william Depont-A L.
Steamer Oneida, captain F. C. ncncactMis Helen
Benedict Miss Lonise Benedict Arthur brisbane ana
Albert la Montague. - ,, Adj, ,t.e
Laeonda. captain Austlh-Mrs' = H. -'"'''' '''''
Austin and !. 6 Cochran.
Trenor l.. Park arrived here yesterday in the
Sul,ana, one OF the finest steam yachts aho"'' ana
Joined Commodore Gerys hert.
The Yachts in the harbor this morning wer
stcamc~A lva. sultaaa. Catrlna, ONEIDA Lago',ua'
Iurline Isoenc. susguehanna, Avcncl, ihquo"%
Tilljp Peerless. Vivicnnc and WampanoaG: .
Schooner Merlin. SeaioX. Narhowcr, MiIgierIe'
Intrepid Palmer Columbia. Alert. Madeleine: Mlr@nda'
Anbassadrcss Crusader. Ramona. lalnpt. nalhIiesS'
Montauk Crawling 1rOquOs. Oen0ne sylph. Ndhneier'
Norma Vkinc ATLANTA. IIalcyOn. Mage. felclh'
Onicks-ep Lotus. Victor and Nlrv2na. o.,
Soops-NOunteer. Puritan Iltanla' WaVNau' c -
Oracle Nontpcito. liStless, Fanny, kclpe. AFtiEc'
Huron Gossoon Minerva Choctaw, Ava; hoccasin'
Oriva. Danshee. MariQuita, Pen, NymlH' "oii'''
, Rabboon and Tomboy.