New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07

The first was for ten ana t""ivc'oare" '"'''''
double banked. over stlnighiaway course No"'
OF West One-hund red and thirty second-st 10 INV
between the Chicago and Arethuse OIL West seventy
s.coodst The distance was miles. and l"-oarca
,,oats caye an allowance Of 80 seconds to looare"
boats. The first was started III '--- INV
l2-oared cutters from the Australia Ftha ana D'"
at once shot ahead cf the rest OF the ooa's' ''u "
was q close race between the thrc" 10 INV "'"'''
MT far behind them however came tie io-o"reu
cutter of the Magiccnnc. the sailors In IL r""'S :"
fine stroke and keeping up close 10 '"e .e""e',
Tho leading boats nnishc, the following ORDER ana
at the following times: Australia = '1' 'oo' h1''''
AS :o6: Bausai 4 :4s % Magci'hhe' 40 Nv
owing TO her time allowance. The MaS'c'ch"es "o"'
got third prize. - ,,
Tho second race was for 5oarcd gacys ana whaie
an.,x sipr,, banked the ard distance III"
.ome N tho first race. II started at ID Inc
leading boats finished In the following oruer anu d"
the following times General Admiral, % 40 Di"e
rs 10: Australia. 90 III. IN tn's race ue uoo
boa,s Of the General Admiral, Austraha anu h'""
werr close together from start t" hnish ono % "a"
boats OF the Arethnsc furlcd a shad net OH 'As"''
-, and s,,t 90 tangled up In II that she dropped
oui Of the race s ,c
The third race was for 5oarcd dinsics ana WAS
started at n point oil Onchniidrd ai"tWcil'"'''' IA
ktrad OF One hundr,d-and thirty sccoho's'.. INV ''
,,rsor two miles long instead Of three lhe h'S ="
a.. ho,ts WAS Ia the following ouer ana u"c
.,r.r. n, Ol %: Australia t2l. :Oi 40; Blake
90 In this race The Australians boa, NO 100"
The lead aud held IL TO 'he miNh' me me-" y" -"
bnst pulling - splendid long ana SWINGING S'""'
which insured victory from thc hrs'.
,rhus In. Russians and English wcr" vic'ors "i Tue
Aax the british taking prize In the hiN' ana
,hi,d races and the Hmssians In the second Inc
1rs, prize the Drst race WAS Si'" INC seco'"
prixc S05, and the third 40. In The sroh" race
lur three prizes SO 40 and ga Tile pi1ze'
an tho third race were So. -. and Sij The boats
i-tyfM
,ars were regular ser, Ia spite oil lie iac
that the police boat iatrol Was out Ia the nver Tic
excursion steamers and tuss CROWDED about 'he iac
Ing boats Ia iannrr which SERIOUSLY n.'cI'' ,t
Win The races IN the nrst race tir Cutlcf al thr
l;iako was imtcricr,d with twice ANA All CHANCE 81
Der winning the race DESTROYED once the Jug ',ooa
win got In her way ana The cutter Was "bIScd 10
~ oil vi her way TO pili around iic mhahnerl,
~en, CLOSE to her that TAG cutter Was Tossed
about the swell created The conduct oi me pilots
Of many IL not most OF tnr cAcuisoh boats ana
iuss out u see the yesterday MAS not only de
serving oil cens',rr. but was such a. TO create a
longing for something more potent. There was no
possible eAclsc Ior Inc manIcr in which t!cy crowded
a"nt he racing Ioais ana IL ~a1 ,spta,S req
from foreign ships.
o, he cso En,. s Te 'Hf"s 's EG Gas%
Vas Judge oi FOULS. 40. Judge, =; The iinish wrr
LeuleDants Alderman. OF Me Philadelphia ndct-
wood. OF the Newark and Twinins. Of the Chicago.
The Judges of the nnsh board the Chicago.
ON Monday tncre viii be q race between crews
the Francisco having heard that the mer OF the
Blake attribute the Victories Of the Americans TO
superiority OF btals. anAIous To get up race
IN which the Blukc's stall nnu the san Fran
ciscO's loas. and the Of the San Francisco pull
the BIakcs boats.
Brooklyn Good Tmpia;s nave invited lodges OF
the order the English vessels TO attend fra.
ternsl meeting tO-noirow at u. 1t nos lis
and 13O Nyrlieavr. Zach VI the English ships has
q lodge board. and the order Is an established
Insulation in the British Navy. TIE four sblps now
~ pot carry a membership OF about 100 divided be-
tween Naval Patent Lc.oat Lodgr. on the BAKE,
Advance. on the Australia. brightest star. Oil The
Nagicicnne and sons Of Freedom. on the TartIr
The Nassau lhcce'aphic club has chartered
tosraphng the fleet. The tug will leave Pier l. Eas'
River. 10 a. and members OF amateur Urgaii-
Ixti0ns will find accommodations on board
The German Club Will give dinner In honor OF
the officers OF the German war cruisers kaSenn
Augusta and 5eeadler Monday evening, at The
club No. liz West Fifty Dlnthst.