New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-09
OVER WIND-TOSSED WATERS.
THE CONSTELLATION LEADS THE YACHTS
TO MARBI.EHEAD.
THE START FROM VINEYARD HAyEN-RtMA"A
ABLE SPEED or THE vAMooSf-THE
RESULTS OF THE RACE
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ABLE SPEED or THE vAMOoSE-THE
RESULTS OF THE RACE
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,,..,,.,.o. .ur s-Aft.r A run OF 100 miles De
.o,. strong southwest wind the feet OF the W.
Work. Yacht Club lies tonight anchored behihu ~
rocks o, Marbchead. Outside The sheie'r' nus
tho waves are mourning the wreck OF me liz .,,s
a.. rect O, Norman's Woe, aud LongfeHo"S n
y, Jynns have long since rung ne cur'-" "
diving DAY. Tie run has been remarkable ono IT,
n. schooner Constellation has added 10 her ""'''
,r making n new record from vineyard ha''"
,.r,ishead She led the feet after the yachts e
| out bv Monomoy Point into the open ocean, ana 'p
| ing further and further ahead over the e"s" n
| .unIit wind tossed waters left them hull gov"
few over the broad cXpanse OF Nassachuse'''
ia, s,.ed WAS phenomenal aud In her tho genus u
| puroess walked the waters along those sho'e' :,
| Ms life work was done. and which he loved So W."
10, en,sh was lust of that house on Marbl'"e".
| xL which burgess was building when he dlen "'
| where he had hoped 20 spend many h"pPN s
| long after the Constellation the o'h"F y'H"'S ~
| .wee,,ne on All made good time and III Tue so"",
| ann and IN the moonlight hnish'o' a'"' VI" NV
| satisfactory race OF the cruise.
| VIVA, IN. .uu came mp this morning out ~ '"'
| a, and flooded all the sound and Islands NihR "
| ho southwad of Cape God with glory. "ind ep'""s
| am from, the southwest increasing 10 "hoi' ~
| hreeye and keeping steady all day from me po'' Nv"
| which Il sprang up In the igh OF ''e '''" -,
| Ing II WA, 9 O'Clock In the morning anu "''
VINEYARD was asleep from Gay Head 10 '"pr ."
| h.n tho Judges boat ltuna, n craft 50 very fnS"
| ,,, en-. constantly suggests mutton chops All" '''
sbr. pudding steamed out from vineyard n"'e" w.,
| .t nm ber position on the round red tower ON VI"
| - Hmm Of East thop time the boats s'""s
| in the long race. The white soop "'or'''" Co.,.
s,st boa, TO cross the line. Her bacR Twill NV 49,,
| Was alongside Of her. crossing the me OILY ',
infer. Then came the schooners Aza''a """ 49," ,".
| Tan and then the bos>t OF Boston, the fo,"O,'
| 80 rh. s.hooners Peerless Iroqnos ana M'rhn
| ,,,uoa and then came the English cutter 'mia' ~
,n woxw.rd and the schooner Phantom next oroSs''
| on. then George Work got his soop Katrina o''' u
| line In fine STYLE 90,
| Now came the biz schooner oons'e''o"' t ud
| appontcd to carry OF the honors OF inc u"S, 49,,
on, Of the quie' waters Of the haven INTO ''o ,,,
| uovcs NJ Vineyard sound her towering c"nN"' III
| with The morning wind and cleaning !" Wv
ing light the ripples Of foam caressi"s her I'D
| len ,ba .uee6 Of the ocean breezes III pun" Nv"
| NOR Gentlr carccninc she sprane i'r"a'" ''""'
| where 100 miles away beyond the SAMMY ,.s
| Can- Cod lay the waves SCARED rochs VI ' 81
| pavart Tbayer was at the wheel Of Ms oo'''' "'
| the Yacht and her owner scem 10 set n'o a
| r,a, .lement rs they approach the Dowh-h@s' s" 49,
| tn. schooner Marguerite. WIN hef
| ,,,, ouner Captain Palmer. on oe'R' TIA" eo
| ross the line after the schooner ViicNs'eP' al" ~
| not waited for her Antagonist thc scnoo"o'
| The Atlantic crossed the starring l'nc "'"'''
| rotru,cs astern of the Cons''hau""' NV"
| - v.,ven on her slanting decks cast u
| weather eve over the field OF waters anu ue ",,
| ahead and estern Then came oAo"'i' Wv e ",s
| 49,, n,,,.a schooner Dauntless toward the fAs' WIN
| .verv sau drawing and every bit OF rss.hs "e
| = addl.strng The schoone~ oehohc' "''""' -
ona. Miranda and Maynower came heA'' ynr
| uoror,,a went over about thc same u"e ~ .'o ''
| flower and following were the ec'Io"n''' Nv" 49,,
| ro-,uns The yachts crossed Win b"ons =" p'''
| -, .., doxn nv the Conely wntchto~er OF '"pF
| DO q, uh.re In the midst OF Nantucket s"uhd r"'''
| IN. yellow hull Of the CroSs l'ip I!gh'A"P
| .. N. Yachts started the Electra ci' he' A''
| and started for Nsrbchead. The l'hhs ''' w.
chorarr NJ the last yacht had croNscu I'VE .''' ~
n "a. never able TO catch up Min TIE Ic"o''H' "'
| ~, rec,ra took the time OF the boats "Dn'" "'''
| ..A =, tho finish As for the steam yach' Nahoo'c'
| 49, ..u tho start and then returned 10 "tage wv
| which plafe she left AT 80 '"' ' -
| the neet and made the l-'"''' F
| uarblehead. arriving some time u'i'' Wv
.sn.,,or maintaining a speed o. eighteen miles an
| hon, ali IN. time with twenty pcops o" DV'''' nm
| -.-,r, o,,v 40 pounds Of steam. ~" can carr
| o,n on,as n, steam After leaving he lshAhu
| fi,h,s q, Cape Coz Il rough sea was eh'"''''''u ~
| the ysmoosc ran ia tue trough OF IL '''' ga op
| however seemed 10 make her superior 20 VIC 49,"
| md slwuy. keeping her screw In the wafer "h"'e'r'
lrlrtO o.
| the whit, caps straight as an arro" s"o '""' :. W,
a,n. on no, course for Marblehead But the reHarha
~. exhibition Of sustained speed On TIC par VI Wv
| vamoose was only an incident ana ho' par VI 80,
r,cs q, the finest feet OF sailing Yach'S !" ''e WIN
,h,ouyh sounds aud shoals and OUT upon Wv so
| thai hann,s the dreams OF prte ~ C'oS' "'p '"s
| ,,, tina .o,p Wasp lod the feet. slic passed t''"
| hn,,,x before : O'Clock In the morning Aver h'f
80 hoom,uc along the schooner Considerations AN'''"
% th, Constellation was the sloop "io'ii"" "'' a.
| ,er the schooner Merlin. Following 'he Nc'"" '
| m. .cto1ners Quickst"p Alcae' All" 'oP"N -
| "a. order named The Harpo" foIip"ea s"'""s
| mildly but II seemed then an impcs-'oie 'm"e i"
| '"r ..r,.ns the Wasp. which was half milo
| - y, ,he fleet OF evrs the Glorlala. WHICH WIS
| ,o,o,no Aet own with the schooner MeI1h' NV
fleet was Well strung out by this time ana eA,'nu''
| IN u shining line. for the sun vas NOT ANU o'i'""
| back TO Cape Poge. ~
30 a,, shooI extends soutllward from h"
| ,,,eo,,e,n elbow Of Cape God o"ninsuh aud tha
| {, uonat.rcbief ehoal. A ghtsmp, whose ere"
| I'm clest weather can ianiiy see lani' msr"S L.
southern extremity. When llnndkercmci Sho'u hs''
shin was reached the long race had ocg"h 10 "" VI
,n ,oons and IN, leading scbooners had passed
,a.d Ths Constellation now led the meet and Wa
| drawing svav from IT, The schoon'r Merlin h"
| ,oono,. followed und then came the Wasp. The
o,o scbooncr Dauntles. fresh IN eternal youth when
ever she scents ia. open ocean was next
and Then came the last NeafS "ohue''
"a. s,oor Cloiiana. tirorge Work wac
showing his sioop Kotiina close after the Gorsnn'
and then came Hyng along the iiarpoon followed BY
the schoonels Alcuea and Mayfower. the rest Of the
feet astern The yachts had now set their spnnakeis
TO sarboard and went by ehovelfnl shoal at u RAPID
pac, TIE Constellation was nos away ahead ana
living over toward where the masts OF the sunkcn Ava
stood I'D from the waters u the Pollock Rip Slue
The schooner Meiln was next. but the pace OF the
constellation altogether too much for her After
the Merlin came the Wasp and after her the Katrina
The Gloriana leading the lisrpoon some distance
| astern OF the leading schooners.
| AZ Pollock Rip lighshp The yachts took I'm thclr
.pinpakcrs jihed their booms TO starboard ami