New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
TIE DUNGENESS WILL BE THERE.
MRS. CARNEGIE's HANDSOME YACHT WILL. TAKE
PART IN THE NETWORK YACHT
Cur CRI'rcE


craft which has attracted considerable atten-
uon since arriving in these waters four DAYS ago
after long cruise to the eastward is the steam
Nacht Dungeness. owned by Mrs. Lucy c. Carnegie
oil IlttsOurg 1t is not solely because her lines are
me and she has large and elegant deckhouse
mat the Dungeness has been the object OF much
curiosity and interest, but because she IS the first
craft owned by woman To fly the burgee OF the
New-Iork Yacht Club Since the early part Of
June when the Dungeness put in commission
she has carried her and large parties Of
guests into many ports. and has sailed many thou
SANDS OF miles. and all without single mishap
During her owners absence ashore the yacht is
being prepared TO take part In the annual cruise
OF the New-York Yacht Club cary next month
ana she is certain TO be an object OF much interest
in the fleet
The Dungeness designed. both in hull and
machinery, by George Is. Mallory. Of New-York
who a few days ago. acting for Mrs. Carnegie en-
tertained a party of who were Interested in
the construction Of the boat and a few members OF
the New-lork press trip 10 the Sandy Hook
Llghtship and return. The day most favorable
for the trip and the attention and generous hos
ptahty OF Mr. Mallory We're not the least pleas
ant features Of memorable outing. The Dunge-
ness. In charge of Captain Fish who used to sail
with eX-Commodore Gerry on the Electra lef, East
Twenty-siXth-st. a few minutes before II o'clock
ana steamed slowly down the East River and after
being saiuted of the Battery put of down the
pay A visit was paid 10 Lieutenant Command-r
c. o. Alibone. the executive officer on board tn,
new cruiser Columbia. anchored off Stapleton $ /
The yacht after circing around the cruiser New
York. steamed out through the Narrows down the
Lower Bay. past Sandy Hook and out 20 the Sandy
Hook Lightshlp Then the Dungeness turned
round and sailed up the North River as far as
Edgewater, and finally landed some OF the guests
at the Battery. She afterwari steamed OF 10
Bay Ridge. on the return trip from Sandy Hook
luncheon, prepared by the steward Alfred Bonner
was served I'm the dainty saloon ana Mrs Carne-
gle and Mr. Mallory were toasted and their health
The Dungeness which Is named after Mrs car
neg hands2me estate on the CumbrrIand Island
% =, r.anI-2H me coasi OF Georgia. Was b4i by ne
Maryland steel Company AZ SparroW's Po.rt Nj
by the designer. ana found In The boat She is
c2 feet long the waterlinc. 20 feet ON deck and
and has drauch, at Of feet. Thc DIX IS -
white pine and the deck fittings OF mahogany.
plating win Steel Je,k - sbo,. ,, a.
The mahogany dcckhouse is 81 feei long : To- T.
feet wide and feet high. twenty-five ~; " his
way. finished with oak floor. mahogany SIDES ana
ceiling. The after end OF the house contains largo
staircase OF mahogany A. the f5rxarI End u .hc
cabin Is siateroom capable Of accomm dating FOUR
persons Then comes the saloon. ana rcNt wls
Is staieroom. on me port side room Tor ne
owners mad on ,he starboarl Side - The stow
ards pantry.
At of ne staircase is tho owners room. which
Is feet inches by T. feet inches and adjoining
II g0Od-slz"l bathroom. The fittings ami furnish
ings are IN excellent ,as,e. The deck saloon is
nted In mahogany a. a dining room. AMI lu the
deck stateroom there IS large couch with Il Pull
man b"rth Tn upholsterng here Is OF Gotta
and velour while that IN the lower saloon g. -
Crims)n Inohair plush
Mrs Carneee's room Is furnished with brass
belsieai, large mirrors. dressing table IS no
hOlSifr"i In pale blue velour ami hangngs ~ tho
same color Both This room ami thu lower cabin /
are decorated In cream and gold The DunG~ucss
l. lighted throughout with electricity and 100
stateroom IS an extra switch for connecting the !
heating apparatus AT % the machinery space are !
the quarters for officers and men and directly Boz
hind the eneine-rOom l. the galley. tn" Dungc- |
ness officers are captain. W. T.. Fish first mate
g. H. Yates. and engineer Mr.. Trim.