The sun., 1893-10-06

rasers and the ocean tote had hsgnn ''' y '
Ihoro was no lack Of fun aud life in the pro-
sumed a the fT run ME eeward ,W htor nth the w" had
seemed to be trying t., pitcnfork the racers
into parallel columns. the racing soop1 ap.
rarcntly running between two long rows Of
Whnrfs lined with shipping.
There could have been no suggestion Of
ocean to those on tho racers; for the line OF
pistey and the water % % Was as as quiet % asa as river
When the multtudes on the accompanying
fleet hsh saYs,l their M on The dignihed and
took charge Of affairs. Big boats and little
boats began VISITING each other m and down
he line. and occasionally n steam yacht would
dart out Of tho line and visit some sailing
friend on the outskirts
seemed to specially enjoy Visiting cor one anothor.
exchanging comments on tho race. passing
s Ha esss to sonaT, nofS rSs n
on the swell priyat. Yachts were no less FREE
could see the private yacht parties paying
Lively compl limcnts to one another
The lunrheons were nearly all served on
deck. the day was so perfect. and these little
pictures OF fashionable functions were an at
on tho ocean in October. with women sitting
wrapless and men barehcaded on the open
The luxury, was not confined to, tho private
yachts and high-prir"d excursion boats some
, 81 rhS tug nartlos were ere made up OF men eyi.
fession. and these gentlemen. although their
ships were not Of fashionable cut; had imnort-
ed q considerable amount OF style from their
one party Of this kind scanned to be having
sne hsy a" to
afnGi ns svi' Ss s p Sed fe
Of % great profit in some % wealthy % %eorrp;nrationi
been swept and secured. and aft OF the engine
wIite,,nproned, French waters around that
gun "stii darEness M lid them rom i. view: seEi: :
provided. never once looking at the racers.
bur always seeming cen to enjoy themselves much;
oYee T tie he Boston and T bar 'Iis Hsrbor w Inc
apd the, sldewhecl Republic of the Philadel-
ghia and Care May linz; carried many Ihla-
Tn" seven boats Of the Iron Steamboat Conn
pany's fleet wero all well pntronized, as also
Mary patten. Columbia. Al Foster William G
Egerton. Grand Repqblic. City Of Lawrence.
island. and Gen. siocum. In fact all Of the
feet ct tt big were COM
The private steam yachts were very well rep.
ogden Goeiet's White Ladye both carried par
modore Morgan's May there was only a small
party. as she was charged with official duties
with which an excursion party might nave IN ,
Mr. i. NJ. Fulton. Jr:. ore Of the, vigilant
syndicate. was out with party on his spin
drift. Mr.. and Mrs. i. G. Benedict and Miss
Benodict were with party on the Oneida.
Among other private steam yachts were the
Harriet. Mr.. 4; Van santwo1d's Clermopt G.
flying the Atlantic Yacht Clubs cnlors:
the NADIA. Mr.. Munros Norwood, DR.. Roy '.
Pierce's Nydia. the Ibis. carrying the Eastern
PhTnix's lntrerid, the Siesta and Frank g.
Bournes Reverie.
The schooner, ,sappho. Mr.. ". r. Sands Mir
vana. and the Yampa, owned by Chester W.
Chaplin. one Of the Vigilant syndicate. were
among the sail yachts in the parade.
An hour before the announcement OF no
race 1t wns apparent that such would be the
boats started for the city race in was looked
for between the Richard Peck and the Non
mouth. but the latter started on the return
ter was accomm odated. however. by the Phiia-
delrha boat the Republic. which held her
own through the bays to the city.