The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-18

last boat. was really in very good position to
Sero on ali mac made , numbers s Of short bitches
The ySPt the ssoo ID SSsp sSSr
ering the Pilgrim by over half q mile.
hS o GSH 81 Hy'y G the Jubilee
Yorker was still ahead BY something like AVE-
efR ha sssni ony hsa hs scfr
and came about again at ;13 o'clock; hall 9
n TSc co nSp mo now Showed what could
S sd% s go ~ d hs n p
ment later woathered the Jubilee; to every
r.. nr "n Weather 40 yapSs
ahead Of the, Paine boat AZ this hour the
hs The The ssd t. TRcs "nS a
The jubilee was third and the Pilgrim last.
tBS S }sso on t The ,tl ps%
Colonia at / 81. and the Jubilee at ! rs.
easy to see that the vieiinnt would be, the frat
cond tell tell Witch would be The sG st to
Inst before tho Jubilee came about the star, :;
was dollars to doughnnts on her now for sec
ond place; with the Pilgrim good fourth.
The Nigilant was again the first to take tho
i:37:3O, wnilc the Jubilee and Colonia in
ahnlRSd In lang match The fo ViarnG getting
tie IL she ns. Gnms about
| on port tack at | 1910. followed twenty Soc
op md, later by the Pilgrim.
'Iisilant came about once more and made her
%f!t sS shf Hs' s FH and 'S Hs
Az soon as the yigiiiant got fairly squared
Tor rho sr al sSt to er
helm very well. and she ny yawed Mi over and
around the mark before getting squared for
home On the run IN the si rising sea and winds t
break. at 80 o'clock. two iest from the jaws,
tearing al the Iron work of.
Of the race; and she had to lower her peeak and
tug Scandinavia went to her assistance. and
she was t9wed into the hHrbor for repairs.
home hs coona gained
TIE NElHnt keepnG way out OF hs s5 course S
maker jib. and had a reach to the finish.
Whether the wind headed her of. OF. or he her
lost The o nh S IN the sH ord sS'
yss.s : FL x j. o.'""'. KS
Ths coonr ran TIE fifteen knots in LII
ionia thus beat tho Jubilee 10 seconds. an!
the ligilant l minute 30 seconds. As mono Of
time can be anSoSnced Summary: 'O''s|.'"
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Pilgrim .....ii s. % Did not tinsh
The fleet that went out with the racers was
well II. Colt. schooner Naruna. George Fl.
lives and Frank sturses: steam Yacht Sour-
Manton n; M With the Rhode Island Reserves
on board: torpedo boat Gushing sh steam steam yacht
1e s 5e@es ), enw Ss sahooaer 'e Hzalesa se
G. Smith: schooner Marguerite. Henry W.
H" ses ssAn yacht y"fns f'9f Il n9Fs:
steam yacht Magnolia; Hartman Rogers: otuE
members on board steam yacht TUNA August
Belmont: steam yacht Katrina the Hsrreshof
4. Van Santvoord;: steam yacht Emilia. ! II.
Hanan: steam yacht Reva Geo. Lorrillard Ron
tacSt Whe Ladye sdens ri
y. b. Raymond.
q ssaR rGm the snF n f2 Of
attracted the solicitous attention OF hundreds
harbor after tho finish.
The Harriet had served her purpose worth
hSns Distance e Fort ADAMS 9Ren shs beW
out Il tube Of her boiler. The engineer and fire.
men were badly scalded and rushed UP on |
yachts; including the flag ship May. steered
Tie Boston ting Nathaniel P. Doane gave the
Harriet line and towed her in. The reporters
in the, stern Of the Harriet were separated by
q thick cloud Of vapor from those in the bow
for several minutes. Each group made prep
arntions to jump overheard. some thinking
that the Harriet was about to go down; others
that her boiler would blowup;
The accident to the Pilgrim has proven to be
so serious that she viii! not be able to take part
spare Gafr tonight. and will be ready to try
conclusions once more with the Vigilant and
Capt Half. In speaking of the oolonia's
chances. said he thought she did very well
considering the fact that her bottom is very
bs and FL ssqoS a Wse tas sbn
she first took to the water.
One OF the Astor prizes Is silver bowl about
amoter. and weighs 1876 ounces. it is truly
nautical in design. being thickly covered In
most pleasing rS manner with seaTeeds and
Pian%tory Of he nature Fl ths prse. Tie
sea. blowing the shell like trumpets Of reward.
op side Of dn nS bv bowl Is his
Newport Rhode Island. 1893"
The other Aston prize is OF the loving cup
9t h handes t Snd f Ss no
fully chased. the ornaments being entirely
mp Of all things nautical, such as heads
weeds. on the body Of the piece is an etching
the n"sdhs Th stanGs
ounces.
Mills Shutting Down.
New HAVEN, Aug. 1.-THE Scoyille 4 Adams