The evening world., 1893-10-07
YANKEE
LEADS The
BRITON.
Continued from First Fnpc.

cv Kane James u. Britt, capt. Wiley,
Il. S. chaplin, Frank J.. AndGrSon'
GIssorsss, Il Hal, Pn y, y, c 6idEcy. j. James rs'T i.
SY"m Miss Noel, Henry Hood.
Butler Duncan, jr.. +. G; brittle. Albert
Darling, Thomas u. P9imGr, ". y
a, Peabody. Thomas y. Parker, John
burke, T. q. Jones. Adrian lsclin.. jr,
II. b. Slavin. Frederick Roosevelt, Il. !.
Maginnis, Ja,Res ~ rn9}yw0@'' u ! \
Kane, Alex. Taylor. Horace Binn"y,
Horace Craiehcad, Dwight bronson
T; shsrman Z HenT3ni a1 ~: =; r II, TTTs@f
Oakley, Z. NJ. Whitlock. Charles Tobias,
George d. Huntington. J. 6. smith, j;
Malcolm Ford, William Gardner, Mr. ana
II. c. Smith, r, ". WcllinE, ! W. Pear
SAL, ir.: W. Cutting. j. Il. Small. l." j.
callahan, Nj. II. schuyler, James Z,
Bergen, 4, T; Johnson JnmT5 EroWH
Edward Perry. Capt. John Holly, w. +.
Duryea, r. LINCOLN Lippett; George, \.
Cormack. L. y. Lawson. sydney Sal
A. Guild. Il. :. Sihlcy. Granville kane.
chase. George P. Sands, Mrs. rark =
w; nr Rlt'e + i HsnT seh S 4 Ei MSTifi ra r:
nene. Mrs. Mackin. j.. e.. Aver, Arthur
lake. W. \. Hazard, Mr., ana Mrs.
Ashton Clarkson. Henri /. lamb u.
A.. t-uttT, MI anu 6 'NAAAA - .
MIR. and Mrs. !. Borden. Mr.. ANA Mrs.
Clarence WileS.
An but ninety Of the two or three
hundred members OF tho Seawanhaka-
Corinthian Yacht Club. either went
down the hay on an ordinary excursion
steamer or else were as greatly d.Sap-
pointed as every ore else on land who
couldn't go to see the contest. The
CUB had chartered the steamer Al Fos-
ter for the races. but hadn't made ar
rzngemsnts for postponed races. 50 when
81. ~ DOL fLls -
Reci.. street. they found the stelmer
had been hired for to-day 10y the Marine
and Field Club.
The latter organization allowed s.r.
Kerr. who represented the Yacht CLUB.
10 take ninety % his fsiluN-membcrs on
bard. n all the others who came ~
the ~ganE-plank- with tickets FOR the sec
ord race in their hands. N'e"" srliiingiy
TOLL that to-day's contest Was the first
race
Mr.. Kerr was on hand all morning to
make explanations to his club brethren
bot all seemed harl to satisfy, and Their"
seemed TO be a general opinion that
some one had biunderel.
Mr.. Louis Eoury was cTusive in giving
assurances that the Marine and Field
Club had not been guilty of any under
hand work, but all the pleading of dis
appointed iubnen would not induce him
TO take more thsn ninety additional pas
sengers.
Members of the yachting club were
advised 10 take passage on the eNcuf-
sion steamer Block Island. but prospects
OF viewing the race from alongside pas
sengers who paid only II dollar apiece
for their tickets was not at all pleasing
TO the clubmen. Several hired Il tug.
couldn't find one. y great many gave
up seeing the race, and went awa' In
such bad humor that Mr.. Kerr looked as
d%isconsolate as If he believed Ealkyrl,
that no one was to blame. for no pro.
vision had been made for n pcstponeC
race.
The steamer Mount Hope. OF the Fall
River line, which fairly outdid herself
on Thursday, seemed 10 be IA ~favorite
witt. the crowd. fos the pier at the foot
pie by s o'clock. although the boat did
not leave until an hour and a half later.
Everybody wanted the best seat on the
upper deck. and they went early in order
were thrown off nearly 1900 enthusiasts
were comfortably fixed aboard.
Another favoritc with the racc-goers
was the speedy II stanCh Philadel
%Stonington line pier Sc, North River
just above Cana street. 1t was I
notable throng that filled her. decks
being composed Of many ~Mcll-knowl
clubmen and men-about-town. 1T wa'
estimated that fully 1900 We're aboard
A big brass bapd was stationed on tn,
upper deck. and the strains OF "a Liz
Banner and ION the Rowcry' followc,
each other in quick succession ~ tn
boat was filling up
Down at the Battery. where most o
the excursion boats stopped to tax" "i
passengers, there was an immcns" crow
of people this morning. Many of thew
were there merely to see the boats stoi
and proceed on their way, but the ma
jority were bound for the yacht race
At times there was a lively, but good
natured competition among them rs I
getting aboard u particular steamboat
but in the end all got away.
The Iron Steamboat Company place
all, its boats in commission. The lu,
rate Of fare attractnl u crowd tina
packed the he CCompamy,s pier from from -,
at least 45O eNc~ursionists.
The fishing banks steamboat. liaVnn.
Which ,na nh 1G9k on = G Srs gTow ,rI Of hy9 a,,, .
Battery per 4 little GfIcr o'clock. ri
rush OF people To get aboard nearly T.
suited in throwing several persons int
the water.
When about three hundred hid passc
up the ,gangplank tn" lin'' wnrr ca
off, and with nearly 100 aboard II
boat went putting down tn" bay.
The Ocean steamship Sew prl"an
OF the cromwell line, which lcft rrul
the pier 1T the foot Of Rcct5r, sire.
had u select party Of 500, and hat u
Old Guar b@li TO entertain lh"m &
the trip.
The .s.eamshlr Roanoke, Of the O
DOMINION '~u'.Jll'N, was M" to II,
utmost capacity vita II iuily party. .
least 100 person went o. this sjnItu,
The RockaWay steamboats, - -. ~
cur and Grand Republic about H.,
filled up over in BROOKLYN and got Il
other half down at the new Battn,
landing. Together they took OF near
5000 people.
The steamer waterbury,. which start;
from Williamsburg, also touched ut u
Battery. and when she headed for 4
Sandy Hook liBhtship 81" had ubo
100 eXcursionists on her decks,
The well-known Angler. of l'iShi'
Banks fame, was another of the tc
that stopped at the Battery. She h.
600 passenger.
The New brunswick left pier 6, Nor
River, at go o'clock, with LOO, and
brass band to enliVen them IL the I
freshments gave out.
The big Magenta vas o.
OF the first to start, leaving the Bate
landing at 8 O'Clock with 100 pagsengel
As she was TO make "A couple Of stops
South Brooklyn she probably w.
through the NarrowY filled up.
The ocean steamship Olivctto left
White star pier, root OF Chris'oph
street, with loo cHcUrs'Onigts.
especial fayorite with many Of tn
bound for the yacht race, ana tn san
Hook pier was crowded with pcoI
more than an hour before sh- east
her lines. About | $40 went by her.
The william 6. Egert)n. the So
flagship. carried away nearly Ia
while the thre decker Columbia left
Whitehall street ferry with over J.,
aboard.