New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
THE ARCHMONT REGATTA.
FIN WORK OF THE JESSICA.
WINNERS N THE pFFERENT' CLASSES AND
THEIR RECORDS.

Observation-Disclosures were iublant yesterday when
the day brok the sound in sunshine, ana ule
morning breees came ru1fnG the waters ana waving
the trees Will promise Of good yachting day. IL
was a good dy for yachting. Not such day as the
merits Of bots are severely tested in and recoNs
made but a stclass day for Fourth-ofJGly regatta
With lots nj yahts entered, a day OF smooth seas
fairly good breaes and excellent spectacular erect
The annual restta this year took the form u 4"
handicap race Sregatta in which the time allowances
are determined y the record OF the boats entereu anu
what they are llely 10 do under the eNlsuhG couluo
OF wind and wlter II is bold man VINO Will an
conrce himself IS a member OF the handicappins com
tito ~ s,,b races and at the Larchmont regatta
Yesterday the names Of the handicappeS were kept ="
profound secret. s
When the regatta was over and the yacht o"reTe
came swarmhg ashore at the clubhouse all ahAiO
IN interview ne members Of the neoulos ooi'i''''V
IL was solennIy averred that they had all poue,i'
tourists tckes around the world and had leu LAY"
mon, n, an early train bound for Omaha one
feature Of veserdays regatta was the SAILING Oh NV
Jessica she vas allowed eight minutes II lne n'u,
en- ,ver tho eayooara but without that she beat her
bont for bout all over the course The Jesslca vas
sailed nv John +. LOvejoy and sailed we'll No Do'
in the feet was sailed better, and after lhe Ta0e III
Ioveioy held a sou Of informal recepuoh' every ou
crowdng around lin on the CLUBHOUSE veF"Hu'
oTer him congratulations on his fine handling OF tine
80 rho savonap. between which and the Jessica
- +bo great stugCle in the 46-foot class, was
called nv A. Bryaa Alley, celebrated Corinthlan'
,vbo knows the send thoroughly. ms maze vi
Loveioy's victory al the more worthy OF praise
There were tweny six yachts OF all classes III tn7
reratta The Glorana was not there' but Une ~
foo+ors Savonara. Mneola, Jessca and Nautilus Wer
stor,ers August Belmont sailed the Mlneola' ana D.
ROGERS Maxwell tn. Nautilus. There was an interest
inc race in the 2.foot class, In which the "aruncl
hat smurg;er Naneless and Needle were entered Inc
Tameless was sahd by Oswald sanderson ana
tboprb she was beaten by the smugSler she Sho"eu
mat her new sails lave much improved hef speed
Wv il is a close race between the two boats Inc
wind was blowing far sailing breeze ron Uo "e7'
southwest when shorty before noon the slshdI "aS
siven to start The yachts crossed on he starDou'u
tack in the following order: SayOnara Iat'ler "eoi4
Iessica Mstral Minnett, Iris. oSsqns Do' Nane4'SS
viator. Ariel Nautilus kangaroo WONDER Neeule'
Film SaOna Kathleen, Viking, Lotus, Smuggler' 4'elie
zerca Ada Wanda and Tempest. All carI1ei '''''P
sails except the Nautilus who had up her OaioOlf loe
sail The course was from the start on the rev pIVi
wafer AT Larchmont across the sound 10 heiAPs'eau
Uarbor buoy. After rounding that the course lS'
mn around the Captains Island buoy returning over ING
same course The forty fOOters rounded Je hemp