The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-25


Commodore Albeit. of the Jersey City
Y. G., has returned with the Nimrod after
a long and pleasant cruise.
Ladies' day and the postponed races
at the Jersey City Y. G. next Saturday.
Pop Reynolds was out fishing yesterday
and brought home a big basket full of
fish.
The Annie, with ext Commodore Pear
son on board, reached the club house
yesterday.
The Forsythe, Captain Alex. Roe, is off
op a fishing trip for a week.
The Katrina, Kismet and Gertrude
were out yesterday.
A member of the Jersey City Y. G..
asks why the Government does not set
aside Communipaw Bay as a yacht basin.
1t would be a good thing for the yachts
men, but as the railroads wan the bay
they will undoubtedly get it. The same
aesthetic member suggests that Philip
street be mad a park.
A large number of Jersey City yachts
ran over on Saturday to see the naval
parade. They had q stiff breeze and the
| boats were double reefed and carried the
| storm jib.
The Waterwitch is being put in shape
for a trip to the Highlands this week,
| Several ladies' will be aboard.
The Naomi, Captain John Wright.
which has been away two weeks, has re-
] LuTn6Q. DIG WAS III bIl6 OOQuu.
The Pavonia, the handsome new boat
of the Pavonia Y. c. fleet, had her first
sail yesterday. She ran over to Poillon's
Yard, at Brooklyn, to a on her bal
last.
The Leader. Fl. H. Holmes and Gro wler.
OF the Pavonia 4. G., were out yesterday
for a sail.
Commodore d. w. Kohn is at the High
lands with the Phantom.
There will be q big feet of yachts in
Communipaw Bay next Sunday to be on
hand for the regatta of the New York
Yacht Racing Association. which will be
sailed on Labor Day. This will be the
biggest yachting event of the season, and
it is estimated that over a hundred boat
will participate.
Captain Charles Baldwin has kindly
| offered the use of his yacht Ada as the
club house at the Atlantic Highlands.
The yacht, by the way, met with a mishap
on Saturday. She was out in
the gale when her jib sheets fouled and
she eapsized a quarter of a mile from the
shore. Captain Norman l. Rowe, w. E.
Robinson, r.. H.. Whitney, and T. T. Ro-
maine were on board and were dumped
out. They are strong swimmers and with
the assistance OF a rescuing party were
safely landed.
1t blew great guns on Saturday night
and yesterday. The wind began to abate
| y6St6Tuuy dLtcInOOA. 1u6 SKY Was IN Gldb
peculiar condition yesterday that the
Highlands were plainly visible and boats
could be easily seen.
The boys at the Pavonia Y. c.. were
working hard yesterday getting the boats
in form for the Labor Day regatta. Five
boats were on the ways being cleaned and
| o~verhauled.
The smart Leader, built, owned and
| sailed by the Raw brothers both of whom
are in their teens took a trip up the river
| Yesterday. She won two races on the
| cruise of the Yacht Racing Association
| and beat everything in her class.
J A young man a stranger, while ~intoxica
ted rot into the enclosed grounds Of the
Pavonia X. @. yesterday and walked over
board. He was fished out and cared for
until he recovered.
Captain Archie McInness was out yes
terday in the Sauter Johnnie.s
There are two yachts named GROWER in
the Pavonia's fleet. They are distinguish
ed as the little and the big growler.
The Avalon will leave tomorrow night
for Sea Bright Captain Gus Tebbenhoff
will be in command. Among his guests
will be the pastor of the German Church
on the Fights.
ADVICE 10 MorHERs.-MRs wINsLow's SoorH
NC SYRUP should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the litDle sufferer
at once; it produces natural. quiet sleep by re-
lieving the child from pain, and the little cheru5
awakes as bright as q button. 1t is very
pleasant to taste. It gootnes the child, softens
The gums. allays all pain, relieves wind, regu-
hates the bowels. and is the best known remedy