The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-22
PAEONIA'S PRIZES.
The Yachts Competing for
Them T~oday-Sail
and Ring.


s.Beautiful day for the excursion" re.
marked a Psvonia yschtsman as the iron
steamboat Cygnus ,slided gracefully and
swiftly up the river. Then he looked OF
the lazy corrugated sails on the INA
nttls yachts drsssing about the bay. and
sadly added, bat a bad day for the
yachtsD This is the day chosen for the
twenty-second annual regatta of the
pavon;a Yacht Club. and with a little
more wind would be an ideal day for the
event. The breeze may improve Inc
rophe predict that it will freshen and
ENCOURAGED the d~isconsolate tars VINO had
d their spry boats in condition ana an
~ficipated cspturfng the donors In tnelI
respective classes. The ,excursion
party will have a jolly time.
The steamboat will 20 over the course
after the yachts and those on board wlLl
enjoy a concert and dancing The yachts
started on their voyage at noqn TO trsv-
erse one Of three courses they went
over an imaginary line between buoy NO.
10 and o stakeboat. The starting line was
south of Liberty Island. The largest
boats or those in classes d, Z a + sailed
to and around buoy No. IA and returned
to the starting point a distance OF twenty
five nautical miles. Inc neAI lonBeSI
course is to and around the Red Beu
buoy and back, a distance OF twenty
nautical miles. This Is the course for
classes G.. 1 and 4 b third course is
fifteen nautical miles. The yachts viii
sail down TO buoy No. 9. men 10 ana
around Fort Lafayette and return. The
boats in classes 2, 3, ), @ and Z Will go
over the shortest course. Every skipper
seemed to take advantage of the rule. al
lowing them to carry crews OF one man
for every five feet OF sailing measure
ment for cabin yachts. and one man Tor
- 100. f-af nf anon gQHhfq NJ ALL The
yachts carried big crews. There was
enough wind stirring to convince the
vacbtsmen that the race would pc hnished
within the time limit-seven hours, put
the breeze was not lively enough 70 salts
~ som OF the tars who were not disposed
Ia participate. The boats that will take
part are
Glass D.-Cabin sloops aud cutters from
Is to As feer:-Notus, 41.3. Com. w. n.
Rowe, Columbia; Avalon. 39.I, L. Mittels-
dorf ct al. Pavonia; Pontiac, $50, Thos.
Kelis, Pavouia; Phantom. S.z, COM II.
W. Kohn. Pavonia.
Glass E, Cabin sloops and critters from
50 to IS feet-Silvia. SO, ]. z. Eustis, Pa
vonia; Isabelle, $50. f. J. kalenback,
Canarsie; Wacondah. S3.11, II. Dcscher,
Pavonia; Mascott, sac. D. Loper, Pa
vonia.
Class f.. Cabin sloops and cutters from
q to 80 feet:-Growler, 3i.6, 5. Leach.
Pavoniat Anna Seaman. 31.5, John Ward,
pavonia: Oracle T., 1913. Ia NJ. Little,
Pavonia; Forsyth. 303, Alex f.. Roe.
Pavonia; Irene. 29I. John Hadlord.
Pavonia, Pavonia. ESQ, James Johnston
ct al, Pavonia; Waoasso, 2s6, John Hay
wood. Pavonia; Cute, 27.4, L. NJ. kayser
ct al, Pavonia.
Glass g, cabin sloops and cutters under
III feet-Soutter Johnnie, 26S. A McIn-
mes, Pavonia; Christine. 2Sos Smith q
Chester, Pavonia; Louise. ESQ, A. A6re-
hart, Pavonis, Theresa, 25.2. A W. War
class /. open sloops of over "a feet
Uelen. 40, I. NJ Kayser. Pavonia; Joker,
27.s, Thomas Keils. Pavonia.
Glass 2, epe "a s ! from % to p g fsesr
Whisper. 26.6, II. E Griswold. Pavonia;
Mile, 20, G. II. Benson. Pavonia; Beulah,
%, FL. A. Yung, Pavonia; Growler, 20.
John Bell, Pavonia; J. G. Cameron, 70,
]. McCarty, hudson River Charles =.
Moore, ESQ, Hudson River. Aunt Jennie,
1916, II. Mcfarland, Pavonia-
Glass 3.-Open sloops OF under % feet:--
Leader, ga, Otto Rsu, Pavonia; II. II.
Holmes. 2a.2, A L. kreYmeyer. Pavonia;
Tin Soldier, %, II. Osterling, Pavonla;
Loui w., 22, W. A. White Pavonia; Ada,
Is. 3. Norman l. Rowe. Pavonia-
Glass 4, cabin cat boats-Water Lily. 90.
Zimmerman 81 Hoffman, Pavonia; Guile;
246, L. +. MoNett, Yonkers Corinthian:
Falcon, A5. Whitney 81 Romain. Pavopia,
Annie j., 2a2. George James, Pavonia;
Mary Anna, %. 10. +. II. Throop, Pavonia;
Ada, Is, +. NJ. Randall, Pavonia.
Glass 5, cat rigge1 boats of over IS feet
Square, 2.8, r. Pringle, Pavonia.
Glass 6-Cat-rigged boats from 20 to IS
feet:-Jessie, 246, John O'Brien, Harlem;
Clara s.. 24.7, Joseph Stilger, Pavonfa;
Marie, 2A3, +. Barth, Psyonia; Golden
Star. "a, John DeSantis, Pavonia; Aida,
23.10, w. p. Vreeland, Oceanic; Pauline
b., z.7, Raymond Smith. Sing Sing;
Three Brothers. 25, Connolly & Steurer.
Pavonia; Harry A. Adams, Ill. John IL.
Vreeland, Canarsie; Selfish. 2l.1l, John
H. Ives, Canarsie; Eureka, 21.l0, William
Durham, Jersey City: So So, 20, u. j.
Brinsiey, Payonia; Lizzie b., p, e. A,
Bouker, Bayswater.
Class z. cat rugged boats under 20 feet
Ida K, 1911, c. w. Voltz, Pavonia; Ev-
elina b., 10. 10, A. Beale. Pavonia: Kat
rina, 49, 10. Falkenstein and Lober, Pavonia;
Ter. 1879, E. N. Brandt, Pavonia; GEES SO,
1876, Joseph Ellsworth. Jersey City; Am
eranth, 1873, Philip ketchum, Canarsie;
Partner, ISL, w. p. Vreeland. Oceanic;
Anita, Is, j.. E. O'Donohue. Canarsie;
2zi vive. Is, A.. Spear. Pavonia; Geblas,
15.10. Bird Miller, Bayswater; Gypsey.
27.4, John Ward, Pavonia; Lilly, II,
George Smith, Pavonia.
The judges are Commodore A. ]. Prime,
yonkers Corinthian Y. c.: George f
Garland. New Jersey Y. c.; Commodore
Thomas II. Mcdonnell, Harlem Y. C.
Around the Ring.