The evening world., 1894-06-09

The courses were rs follows:
For Glasses b and C-Course No. /,
from Larchmont to a stakeboat three
quarters Of a mile west by south from
Stamford Harhor Lighthouse back to
Hampstead Harbor. and thence to Larch-
mcnt; distance twenty-seven nautical
miles.
For Class ID and for Glasses s. Q. Z and
Q. Course No. 2. same as Course No. /.
w. "a 8. of Captains Island Lighthouse
was substituted for the stakeboat Off
Stamford Harbor. Lighthouse. Dis
lance, twenty nautical miles.
For Glasses 10. II and 12-Coursc No. I,
same as course No. l; substituting black
spar buoy off Matinnecoek Point. for
stakeboat off Stamford Harbor Light
For Class 14-Course No. 3, same as
course No. l; substituting red spar buoy
On Scotch Cape Reef for stakeboat off
The, thirty boats entered all started,
though several of the smaller ones were
handicapped.
the. schooner. classes B and d, and at
n.55 A. M. for the other classes. This
is the way they went over;
Ii. b &. Is; v. al ss; ii Il. A Is; Em ai;ssisG; l,. Afass'
The sloops. yawls and cabin cats fol-
lowed. The new 21-footer, Houri, was
the first OF the small boats to cross.
Queen Nab, II. 90. SO; Wasp, ~11.57.5l; An
d ! 4 Il.SS.lS; G%ossoon; dl,ss.al; EuTyba'
Il KILLS. jGa; Is; Eys slSs'is a., % II Is; r is:Ss'ss; T R * s;
1905; Mary C.. l2.O3.34; kittie, 10 |. 20.
Oconse, Almira, Water Lily, wiz or
L Ii E. P pS1rs ham and Violet crossed at 1906 TO-
The course for the schooners was TWEEN
ty-seven nautical miles. and lay over to
hemPs!sad Harbor and thence to Cap
The wind was southwest and the tide
at its full. The breeze kept suffering.
and the large, yachts threw out their
sp%innakars and club topsails' crowdins
Captains Island was reached at LIE
A: NJ. Queen Nab was the first to round
TIms,l WS 80 iol sSs Ip ) s elSssis I Rress'er Rs
other boas that rounded were: yiator,
1l.OS. 80; Loyal. l2:o2.@; Gossoon,, l2.0t,55
Agnes. lS:oel2 TigTress' i's4'ss; Eurybia
After leaving Captains Island the
breeze still held its own and the Wasr
and Queen Nab Rugged each other close
buoy they Went at 2.Sl. the Wasp lead,
ing Queen Nab by one-half a minute
Then they tackled and made for home
the stake BOAT of Larchmont at 254.l.
and the Wasp at 2.54.S7 on time allow
ance.
However,, the wasp WINS the cup
which belonged to special sweepstakei
race.
Percy Chubb's Queen Nab fought hare
for the cup. and It now goes to Lippi
Brothers. at Providence, owners Of tn
Wasp.
The other winners were Almira, beat
ing Mary C. and Ozone In Class IL. owe
the thirteen-mile course: Ariel, beat
ing Emerald in Glass b time not given
on the twenty-seven mile course Loya
!, wins over Victor and Agnes in Class d
Houri 10 said to carry of honors II
Glass A. though It Is not definitely set
tied. as PIXIE Madrine and Water LII,
may have to be remeasured.
: Among those on board the judges boa
q. c. =. Raymond, were ex-Commodor
I Lowrey Flot, Surgeon DR.. Robert !. Y
s. eddie. Secretary New York iach
t Club: Capt. Joe Ellsworth, C., y. Seeley
Stanley Greacen. c, T. Buchanan an
/, Marshall Augustin Monroe. Fred Bonnel
g. j. V. Lovejoy. Otto Sarony and c.. N
Barretto. Regatta Committee,
Among the boats In the harbot wer
] Modester. Alicia, Nymph, Comtysen'
Miranda. W. II. Siminson's Anna Ladog
and many catboats.
Among those At the clubhouse wer
DR.. owen N. d. Thornc. Thomas Thorn'
William buchanan, Ernest Staples. Oh
yer Adams. Col. Fred Alder and Others