The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30

/ from its weeks trip about the Raritan
| Bay, and Captains Mcfarland aud Bradley
! say they had jolly cruise. rney found
plenty of weakfish.
Commodore Kohn has taken his yacht
Phantom to the Atlantic highlands for
the rest of the season.
Great preparations are being made by
! the members of the club To make their
hop next Saturday night. at the Atlantic
Highlands, q grand success. All the
members, their wives aud many guests
will participate. Those who have no
wives will take their sweethearts
The club race next Saturday in Sandy
Hook Bay will be an exciting one. The
greatest interest. however. viii be CEN
tired in the contest between The Leader
aud the II. H. Holiness These two yachts
have always been rivals.
The season at the clubhouse at Atlantic
Highlands will close this year on October
8. The event will be celebrated by a
grand dinner, speeches. etc. There will
be plenty of the etc.
Otto Hau is more proud than ever over
his beauty, the yacht Leader IL cap
tured the first prize Monday in the New.
ark Yauch Clubs regatta. The Leader
is twenty-five feet long. an open boat aud
is rugged with jib and maiusail.
Captain Zimmerman took a party OF
friends sailing Wednesday. When COM
ing in to the Jersey avenue clubhouse
boom as it swept around struck one of
the guests on the back, and that indiyid-
ual went in search of McGinty. He was
fished out, however, and taken TO The
clubhouse
Captain Frank Barth succeeded in the
most approved style in running on a bar
off New Dorp few days ago. After he
and his party broiled in the sun for three
hours the tide came to the rescue and the
yacht continued its way home. The acci-
dent so strained the Marie that she
sprung leak and was placed on the
ways for an overhauling.
Captain Misttlestorp and a party of
ladies and gentlemen, attempted to sail
from the Atlantic Highland Clubhouse
to the one at the foot of Jersey avenue,
When of Clifton. s. l., the yacht was
caught by the heavy rain and was forced
tc lie at anchor until the next day. The
snug cabin of the vessel afforded plenty
of accommodation
George Van Horn of the Jersey City
Yacht Club has been d guest of the Pa
vonias at Atlantic Highlands for a week.
Enoch Smith. Billy Meschutt, Charles
Baldwin and Frank McNamee will go TO
the Atlantic Highlands Clubhouse, Tues
day, aud remain there the balance Of the
week.
The Pavonias have secured a new cook
for their Highland clubhouse.
The Oceanic Yacht Club sailed up the
Hudson yesterday and visited other clubs
along the river.
There will be a race next Saturday
from Brilrs boat house between the cats
Julia X and Harry Lee for $25.
Commodore Brill of the Oceanic Y. G.
has returned from cruise in the airline.
He was heartily received by the Commo-
dore of the Brooklyn Yacht Club.
Garry Van Horn of the j. G. Y. G. has
returned from his cruise on his yacht
Bessie thoroughly tired out.
The yacht Oriole of the j. G. Y. G. left
for weeks cruise up the Sound with
the owner and wife. L. B. Asten. Next
month they will go to Florida aud the
West Indies.
The Yacht Forsythe will go on the
ways To-Day for aethorough overhauliRg
for Saturdays regatta.
The Dauntless pleasure seekers sailed
down the bay yesterday in the Willard to
New Dorp, s. l., who're a number of
games took place. q pie eating match
between ]. F1aharty and W. Roy, biscuit
race between G. Reynolds and F.
Flaherty. duck race between E. Jones
and E. Flahefty, and q reaching match
between John Boulan and William Nc
COfferY were the events