The sun., 1893-03-26
CANOES IN ry1NTER QUARTERS.

CANOES IN WINTER QCARTERS.
Association. which comprises all the canoe
cluos in New Engand. Will h9id tnelr annual
meet ut Springfield. Mass.. on May ~
Eushton of Canton will exhibit at the World, 2
Fair II lUx30 racing canoe complete with. all
the modern AMP anccs. These will incl lude a
plate centrcooard. bucket cockpit. and Six
sails
The Springfield Canoe Club will hold a big
canoe regnttlI on July 4. nj springfield. Mass.
IN connection with the New EnGland Amateur
RACES race w viii Go hell in tic morning and the
rowing regatta in the afternoon.
The New York Canoe Club has been incor-
i. stevens. William Whiiloek., James Il Lake
John G. Mowtrny. schuyler Schietreln. George
William Willard Howard. {. I5owyer vau1. +
FarIuhar Curtis. John T. PIummer 4: H.
sRo'Sf %aon esy anS Td M r. fss5t snns M''f' H.
The New York Canoe Club at their last meet
ing decided to hereafter Charge bers e
fee Of - year "RG 80 ad for eaSh
to the income Of the club. though it may be
quite heavy tax upon those members who
charge members who keep more than one
canoe in the house: but very few charge
letc clubs llnd to be II source OF con $ iderable
revenue: II the members of the New York
Canoe Club take kindly to the rule. it will.prob-
ably be adopted in the other lurge canoe clubs
soon.
Mrs. Florence Waters Snedeker. author Of
Family Canoe Trip. and wife OF the. Rev:
l. at her home in Poughkeepsie. y. \. ION
bend on his cruises. In 1891 she cruised with
.fs sUnk
by way OF the Hudson River and Lake George
Her bright little book was published upon
success that after its publication she devoted
was rapidly adding to her reputation as an
author. BY her death canoing loses its most
entertaining writer.
OF Wood:ide. Newark. was held at the Arena
in this city on Saturday evening week ago.
Capt; George Baxter presided. and the invited
guests were Vice. Commodore James r. Lake.
ser, Frank L. Dunnell OF the Al antic Division
Commodore Morton V: Brokaw OF the Brook
lyn Canoe CluD. Speeches were made by Vice
j. Tamer. Amons the % members % rrsent Ins nse Were
Eurron FredericHs. LINCOLN B. Palmer. William
J. stewart M James X: Hand Alexander Arehi-
William 7. Dodge. and Harry S. Farmer. '
The Canoists' Club had Il very well enjoyed
day. March IL. President Whitlock presided
5n Tt Fart Of the and HTe
during The latter half. Spesches were ,nade
by Col. Charles L. Norton. edit or OF Ouiing. and
others. Mes-rs. Palmer. H"lorook. and Dun
nell the committee who managed tho recent
canoe dance. turned over to tho club a hand
some surplus from that entertainm emit, Plans
Tor the coming season were generally dis
cussed. Among those present We're:
Commodore f.. e. Griffin. Nelson Griffin Charles j.
ab and ss' T.:
f. s @ M Ss@ sI canoe a s ""a
SGrs rra1k L. n "nns and Toes11 wtn
nna Mgsrs 'n % K"ons and d III. ATy
cnn"T S f Of 's' the Marr @ a rn. p.s 9"G. G"s
Ans y 81 pa's OF the iSmser & HAnos MOI cinn Warren
The Regatta Committee Of the Atlantic Di.
the races to lie held at the annual meet oi the
Sound. from July to Is. The races will be
held on Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and
SSsturdsy IVY q and AMI win probably
as follows:
l. Padding and sailing combined; three miles on tri.
course be pndled and sailed alternately time limit
Esas mnis "a mil: s,,r!gn.w.y condition.
these three events cont, u.s the record events.
% adns OPEN a' ne @sY "se % Canoe. mus.
weigh not less than oo pounds. Half mile straight.
~ = Padding club four. open canoes. single blades
i. Padding tnnaeu. open canoes single blades Half
Padding. tandem. deeked sailing canoes Half
mile s,raieliaway. ,,
=,
short distance, canoes must at "A signal be npaet
turne eniire!y over and with crew inside be padded
across the h"lshing i'ne. No special appliances will
be allowed,
. iurry.srnrry race Run swim and paddle
10 sailing trophy race tor the Eiliott Cup No limit
to rig ballast nine miles no limit rec and one.
ha { hCurs
ii saI.lng two miles TO windward and return. No
ilni, to ig or ballast. Time limit. and one haIs
hours.
~, Sa ling club four aud one.haf mile. FIRST
three rInbers oi one club 80 M club an be
r.presen'ed unless entering Mt least three men. Nil
men entered must h I'VE become members OF the clrb
itcv represent before the frst daY OF the meet Time
limit, 40 hoJrs ~
la sailing, nsss.nger race three miles. Crew to
consist Of two men Time limit and II hours
~ Sailing upset, and MANI uvring. No limit 10 AZ
or ballast no special appliances TO be used Az nTst
sigma! throw padde over Rstvrn and maneuyre TO re.
n at second sigma heel canoe until TOP OF
fOreua touches the water: "a then be righed
and cross the nlsh line under sal Time limit one
half hour,
Is Sailing, unciassined for yawls 4e to be sailed
under the Tues OF ne 'orinthian Navy.
1T saling Tor old.iypo cruising canoes rentreboArd
boats Time limit. two hours, Bigsboard cruisers
II Padding, war canoes
The Regatta Committee is composed as fol-
lows;
w,''!am = pSdse. Chairman, Ianthe Canoe Club; R,
self ionk.rs Ianoe club; A. u strahan. hobokcn
Canoe clab and William 5. LL!Otr, Marine and Field
C!uO.