The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-14
SAILING ON suMmKn SEAS.
Ths Twenty-third Annual Regatta or th'
Payouia Yacht C1ub.

Pavouia Yacht C1ub.
Tho Povonia Yacht Clubs twenty third an
nual regatta which was held yesterday on the
lower bay. was q great success In every way.
| thanks to beautiful weather and an energetic
Regatta Committee There was large list Of
starters. n nice little breeze from the SOUTH
west, and tho sea was as smooth rs mill
pond. The iron steamboat Cygnus. under
command Of Capt Foster. with 500 spectators
on board was used as club boat, and accom-
panied tho yachts over the course.
When tho oxcursionists got tired OF looking
at the yachts. which was not very often. they
amused themselves by dancing to the music
OF an energetic band which was on board. Out
OF sixty-seven entrios. thirty-ono started tho
course for all yachts being from a stnkeboat
anchored of buoy No. 10. near Liberty Island.
Tho course for Glasses d. f. and was to and
around bell buoy No. II. located to tho west
ward Of Southwest Spit. leaving it on the port
hand and return over tho same course. dis
tance Of TWENTY-FIVE nautical miles, For Glass
bell buoy on s Tho northwest edge Of The omer
Shoals: md return oyer the same course: de
lance; 10 nautical miles, Glasses , p T. and Z.
q. located to tho eastward OF Swinburno ISL
and. thence to and around Fort Lafayette and
return TO the starting point; distance. 10 nau-
Wien tae cyygnus reached the starting line.
the set With sT hung the
ns Sfa" oad ds At sst
at IA a. NJ. lust on the first Of the ebb tide.
ii:5i tho starting signal went of and With It
tho e. soS gw. nGnf the Ess s
Forsyth. rontiac. Christine. Phantom. Mascot.
the Se %s f @fS a. Liz lily a nsHssf Fay
ia. 4 In
Tho yachts had a dead beat to windwnrd to
the first mark md made slow progress Mt first:
around to the southwest. when the yachts
| began to make good time. The Mosquito held
j. i. ,roriett at :22:05 and tho Sirene. the
TsrEnaiy lm ~ S Open sloop OF D0remus
Among tG ,n large boat; the Avalon Vas The
h F. ri" j@i;IsS asfss TIE Sa5
her tormast shortly pfter rounding.
Ths 9snts crossed ns r.1 line IS fSeys
T"rment. Pauline p: Aida; as So Lizzie =.
boats, the 'Avilon was first; ioIlcwed By the
lha Than; nm, S M. Van Voorhees,. Forsyth. Pa
The The oiIl oil tho day WERE Judges. Com
ss eso t9s Of she NsW
Jersey Yacht Club. and tommodore I. II. Nc.
9onnell. Of the Harlem Yacht Club: Regatta
BadWn and Whites while eI Dr.
| Teichman. DenIam in McClain. and Commodore
guests
summary Of the race follows:
CLASS D-cABIN sLoops AND CUTTERS FROM 39
TO 40 FEET.
*s SSs x.i S:iS (; q
r rSanio III D. N ~ s. q q
CLASS E-cABlS snoo is AND CUTTERS FROM 30
| Mascot David Loper....3a Q Z sc o3 4s 90
| Voorhees.J. H. Thorn.......34 4 4s 20 8 ~ 2o
CLASS F-cADIN sLoors AND CUTTERS FROM q
TO 80 FEET.
r rSVSns 1is j. sops9
| CLASS G-CABIN sLooPs AND CUTTERS UNDER q
FEET.
ME 800. A. McInneM: 20 : 20 os IS 20
s1s snh "sT;Ss e as
CLASS Two-oPEN sLoops FROM % TO 81 FEET
| 1T corlettC Rothmal 20 20 II As 70
Aunt Jennie f. ii. Mcfarland. 80 q ls 30 81 ~
CLASS 3-orEN sLoors UNDER 90 FEET.
Il u = e
CLASS 4-cABIN cATBoATs.
rruant.... FL; III Town 70 :. 84s2 4s %
v'nen..... C EiIis: nao..2 "a 20 So a17 20
Falcon. "n'."ss no. "a 20 o. 10 10
4Sne y lanai Ianss is y 81
CLASS o-cAT- EIGGED BOATS FROM 20 TO % FEET.
Aida. 7. vrceand ~ 10 90 40 . 10 3s
Pauline h..C S Raymond - 9! 205 30
Eureka VIM. nunhnm.....21 10 2 81 Al 2 O5 80
Torment. WIN. NJ. loughnout20 1 % 5j 5S 80
CLASS 7-CAT-R!GGED BOATS UNDER 20 FEET.
r. H. Fox Thos. Bowen......17 1 3 70 40 . 20 "a
Lilly ........Geo smith. 80 ~ 81 p
The winners in each class were as follows:
Class y. the Avalon. by minutes IL seconds Glass
F. the Carry Van Voorhees,. by minutes - seconds
La hX nnds Las 1 Ia