The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-12

seemed able TO move without any wind. and
| cut down TO loo yards when the Boston boat
drlited by tho Hen and Chcsens lightship at
gain OF 55 seconds on tho run over.
When the Jubilee rounded she seemed to
J come to a complete, standstill. whilo the Vigil
liant. by some peculiar process known only to
the Herresho.frs. continued to move without
any wind, and Tor the first time in the race
she stopped moving The Colonia was in just
as bid x snd atthGngh S1y hupdred
nearly nearly thirty minutes to get BY. - 'O'A '''
At $3.50 o'clock light. breeze sprung. up
from the north and the Vigilant managed to
the Jubilee. The contest between the Jubilee
and yiglnnt had degenerated into farce. rs
The Colonia had the hest position when tho
press boat came in at O'Clock. but when the
The schooners were hardly seen after the
stnrt. except mt he first mark. whore tho Vol
nntGer was Leading the feet r by eyer tr two miles
was no time limit the result will. probably not
be known until to.morrGw morning A..
iko intreBId Of LLOYD fh%nif; ,Sopauer9r. 7.
NJ Vanderbilt j. S &s0r Ess baFT SdS SSuf
Ger: spseTneeossst George H Watson; Al
% sSGF TS p PnRGn a mSnH Sea n S4S
judy. i, r 'HostSttcF: Magnolia, FaiSmSn
satanela, Perry Belmont Susquehanna.
o% II s. Raora Daicy l.
Peckman: Stella. J. II. Breslin.
Among the side wheelers that accompanied
Gay Head Head shattered BY tho member % Of the
New. York Yacht Club Among those who
Aey RoSet Gste Flint GEORGE
u Kidd. James i. Assh; John d. IIerresholr.
low ronso e%' Mowar3 VS Goates f franss
NJ N scott Harold sanderson sydney Ghuhb Col
Cossaro. Charles r. Flint Thomas Adds En-.
net f. j. Gressen' Edward T. Sh a John W.
The steamer, City Ct New YORK Of the ston-
81 q on
Among tho fleet OF steam yachts which fol-
lowed the racers over The course was the Sen,
yacht Was tho State flag ,ot Msss%chasetts.
In the forenoon the Governor was taken Off
the schooner Constellation. on which he wa n
by Mr. CrapS AmonE Other tbs g2ss1s on
The party dined after the races at the Casino.
York Yacht Clubs special prizes. made by Tiff
fanny &Co; Of this city
large and truly artistic piece, OF silver work. in
style somewhat after that ofthe Louis Of France
though in itself entirely original Its main
feature is that of n mermaid of most graceful
form, entwined with dolphns and various suC,,
gestions of the sea, and unfolding large and
beautifui she'll which forms q bowl OF useful
ness and grace. On each side Of the shell isa
paque-like shield, on one Of which is the title
Of the piece. 'ioelet Prize for Schooner Yachts.
1882; the other Is left plain for name OF the
winner. These are surrounded by beautifully
chased wreaths Of laurel The meaning Of
this design is True rejoicing on the sea-"
The cup stands twenty three inches high. and
weighs Al ounces.
The $500 Goect prize for sloops Is a wine
cup. OF silver. being in design quite Il depar-
ture from what we are accustomed to see. 1t
IS OF an old Roman period. One of the most
striking features of these particular cups is
tho peculiar character of the handles. which
seem to come with grace and holiness from
the body Of the piece and attach Themselves
lightly to the upper part OF the neck. These
handles give the Gun n strong suggestion OF its
use. On each side Of the piece is a shield. the
border of which is formed BY two mermads.
whose eutwined tails form the lower part Of
the esnutcheon. This is all in raised work.
chased. on the shield is a sloop yacht. I'M
der full sail. which is. etched in a. pleasing
manner The height OF the cup is Is inches:
weight, DBL ounces.