New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
A WEEK OF FINE YACHTING.
THAT WONDER OF WONDERS, GLoR1ANA
ALL LOVERS OF THE SEA MARvELLrNG AT HER
--,.one an poprrv or Y HOOTERS.

ALL LOVERS OF THE SEA MARvELLrNG AT Hbf
INTERIORS OF FORTY x-FoorERs.
| one anne only has been on the lips OF yachtsmet
| in the last week. and that Of course, was Oiohau"
Never since the America raced at Cowes has anotei
yacht appeared which, designed on new and origina
| theories has accomplished such wonders Inc "lorf
ana like the America has sent received ideas gbm
merinc through the dream OF the things that were
| Where now are the theories regarding the foreioo'
and the wave-line which produced the hollow bows
Fallen before cold, hard facts verfable Napoleon
| among boats has arisen and the Influence OF te
Gorana architecture will be world IN lta
| effects. She opens mp new line OF experiment ahu
study to designers of vessels Of every kind whether
they be merchant vessels. yachts or men-of-war II
was a great and memorable week IN yachting that saw
| the Gloriana's victories.
Z. d. Morgan is TO be graduated on the persistent
manner in which he has pursued his cherished dea OF
| getting fast yacht. His failures did not dis
courage him and he spent money Nth the
lavishness that is permitted only to men Of his great
fortune to bring about the consummaon OF his desire
His reward is and his success IS only the sreafer
| for having been so long delayed.
One good thing about the GlOrana-everything IS
good about her. but especial thnS-is that she mas
no patent colapsibe channels" TO slip up under a
strain her chain plates being inside the skin
The Iris is apparently In better trim this year tnan
regatta Of the New York Yacht Club on Thursday ana
was sailed we'll something which did not often happen
TO her last season. -
The 46tooter Uvra was originally built by Fife
for the Commodore of the Royal Nova Scotia iacht
Climb She came over to Halifax last year The Com
modore sold her to her present owner, Mr. SANDS Oh
Newport.
- spaaks we'll for the way In which the small boats
which sailed t the Marine and Field Clubs regatta on
Tuesday are put together, that nothing was carried
away when the sQua struck the racing feet on the way
homo.
The silk racing sails Of the Nautilus are beautuul
TO look at when the bright sunlight shines on Iien
shining surfaces but they do not seem to snd OUT 80
stify as canvas sails The sails Of the Glorana are
a great contrast in looks 10 those Of the Nautilus
They look heavy by comparison and are literally sup
piled with batteis
The members Of the NewYork Yacht Club have
under consideration the establishment OF various
shore stations The points at which they VIII prop
ably be established Whitestone, Glen cove anu
Vineyard Haven. The station at milestone has oeeh
definitely decided upon, but the question OF the other
stations has not vet come up formally before the club
There is little doubt however, that the stations Will
he established and that the subject will form mstoef
for discussion by the club at an early date 1hese
stations will consist OF landing stage and possibly
small and inexpensive house. 1t IS not contemplated
10 build any such building as that owned Dy uie cuD
| at Newport, which IS, III ldCt d 0o"P40O" NV =
elegant little clubhouse. Ii may be that
No station will be established at Vine
vard Haven AZ the home waters OF the
cIub extend only as far Newport. 1t IS proposed
n mt in force a system in connection win theSe
stations bv which yacht owners can have supphe'
sent to them at any one of the designated points
The question OF a shore clubhouse Tor the Ne" iolA
Yacht Club is which is never brought up now, .o
MANNERS seemingly having come to the conclusion
| fe IN
shores OF New-YOrb Bay.
The only available site for yacht clubhouse on the
BAY Is the section Of Bay Ridge south OF tie A.iauuo
Yacht Club and 10 buy a sufficient amount OF iahu
with waterfront there for the purpose, would cost d.
| tho Lowest estimate considerably over SlOOOcO'
~ EroIand thew have a class of small boats which
are sailed By women. They flourish chiefly on inc
solent where there is hourishing yacht cruz Va
women. who sail their boats with daring ana sAiil.
| The sailing Of a small boat by woman IS every "lh'
As proper and as heathul form Of exercise LOT inc
eenter sex as any other and the women OF this cum
try are beginning TO realize it and to initiate the Ee
fish cousins Recently race was sailed by nes' VI
| +tosts m Tuxedo Lake and at every tlller stood
"yachtswoman," guiding the craft ..-
The 4Ofooter Gossoon will try for cups and vlcoory
again this year. She is being put IN condIuoh anu
| will take part in the races Down East
The Fife 4G-footcr Will not appear In these waters
until the fall races probably She will be in the regatta
- fine Eastern Yacht Club on June 20, however, when
she will have chance to the long, white steIA Oh
tie Glonana
# will he four or five weeks before TIE Volunteer WI
lie put I'm commission a schooner she has not yet
been launched in her new rig. From all accounts she
has been practically rebuilt
The Interior Of the GlOrlana Is finished plainly III
butternut wood. Her cabin is roomy, and there Is
cabin for women abatt the main cabin. There Is
! GOOD sized stateroom also for the captain.
The Beatrix has her interior divided into two equa
parts the forecastle and cabin being Of equal size
Her interior is fitted in stained pine
The Alborak has a large, roomy forecasue' win
tbe galley Just abaf It. The owner has sood-slzed
staeroom abaft the cabin and there is stateroom Tor
the sailing master the starboard side Her cabin Is
| plain almost 10 baroness. 49,, s...
Of any of the 46footers Large mirrors adoIIi IN
bukheads of the saloon, and her WOOdWOrA anu up
Ter TireCa,tle contains six iron berths. Then she
has a srOrcroOm lee CHEST, CHINA CiOset diIt
Two temporary swinging berths are provided LOT tne
cabin There Is large staterOom over the run con
tanning t%o be never been below decks on 0fOoter
! or a 46 footer can have no Idea OF how mich room
| there is on Of these boats 10 tie ot1inaty
| Iandsman 100 the idea Of making a transatlantic
tovaga on one OF the little boats would seem prepo,
erous vet several 40 footers have crossed the ocean
Tbe amateur, who handle the ers in the regatta of
the Corinthian Yacht Club next MONDAY VIII nave
eornethjng 10 remember the by If they win. Tor
August Belmont feet captain OF the club Will gave
silver cup to the heusman OF each winning boat; re
will also present silver cup To each amateur in the
crew OF the vacht winning the class Of cutters and
loops over fifty feet and Under sixty feet Of sailing
! Tn first time that the whole feet OF 46-footers
viii be together will probably be at tine regatta Of the
| Eastern Yacht Club on June 20.
| IOhn NJ FORBES has new steam yacht this season
| called the VIA Duck. Mr. Forbes will sail in her. in
| stead OF his old Yacht Thurwater this season. she
vas recently launched. she designed By burgess
| and is said to be fine yacht in every respect.
! AMERICA NOT 4 BAD PLACE FOR IMMIGh4NIS
! New York letter 70 The st. Louis Republic
Tho nlIr-er OF the steamshIp Tent0nlc tells good