The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-23
OFF IN A FINE BREEZE.
Commodore Hills Schooner ArieI
Leads at the Start.
Prominent Sportsmen Viewing the
Seawanhaka Yacht Race.
Fine Lot Of Vessels Engaged in the
Various Glasses.

OYSTER BAY. l.. l.. June 23.-The
fairest of weather conditions smiled
upon the tars OF the Seawanhaka- CORN
THAN Yacht Club at the start of the
twenty-fourth annual race over the
Sound course.
With plenty CT wind blowing steadily
from point south OF west the test of
qualities in all the classes Is under the
best possible auspices
The aO-footcrs, Emerald and Ariel, took
up the gauge again, and there are Wasp
ana G.oriana, the fleet 46-footers re-
ncw,ng the duel that is never finished be
tween them. OF course the chief in
terest is centred in the little fellows o!
The latest class, carrying out, as they
do, the most modern types of the yacht
j. signer's. ever perfect though constantly
changing ideals
The Club steamer c. p: Raymond &C
companies the yachts over the course
The list of entries is a follows
sCHOONERs.
so.foot ciass-Pr1e 5000
l-Ariol. Com. q. II u. Hi.
2-Atlantic, Wilson Marshall.
3-Em-rad, j. Il. MAXWELL
75.foot class--PriI-TSr50
e-ElsomaGie J. Eerre King.
l0-yisioi. Gould Brokaw.
ll-serkara, Nathaniel J. Francis.
!Z-Loyal. u. FRANK sutton.
sLooPs. CUTTERS AND YAwLS
7O-foot class-Prize $50
l5-Queen Nab. Percy Chubb.
i6.fOot class-Prge 500.
i7-Watp. II. F.. and Il. l.. Lippitt
ls-Gloriana. Harry NJ. Gilig
+O,foo, cIass-Prizo SIS.
2O-Gossoon, L. Vaughan Clark.
I-A~n, A. d. Cochrane
22-CrocodIe. William osborne.
si;toot clsss-Prize $50
i II! b "as.SS'' ! : r. r. E Il HfSs'''
s7-Eu-yhta. Charles Pryor.
SO.foot clnss-Prize s25.
2s-KNthleen. F, W. Hoyt.
open. 2S and under 30 teet-Prize 32i
so-rlyIeh, & .. cowman.
al-MadrIne. +. n Freeman.
S2-ryx!e, oswald sandsrson.
25.foot racing length-FTiEe t25.
a-foy, George Bullock.
s sS-iramSn, +. 4 H. 7 scott %t''"0''
37-TobogEan s. D. Dabcock.
sii3o class p ,gscia 5dnc.s ,2'
40-Mayse, william Osborne.
H-wuhneta. Henry Y. roremus.
H-yaquero, II. u. puryea
B-nlnnetonka, George Work
Among the yachtmen at the Club were
John Hysl9ps ", r. Stephenson, ". ID,
sutton, VI. Gould Brokaw and Ii. +,
Citing
The Race Committee in charge Of the
regatta were iIDFIOn NenuelI, W inter
c. Kerr, Valentine Mott, NJ. D.; Luther
Ford and Edwin G. Weeks.
The preparatory signal whistle
from Oneida, was given at 1870 o'clock,
and five minutes later n second signal
sent the larger boats off, with the re-
naming classes following in another
five minutes. Commodore O. II. Is.
HITS schooner. Ariel was the first over
her approximate time being l22S5O. The
Serkara came next at 1926 and the
NiatOr at l2.T.2S. and the Emerald at
70 49,.
The Loyal was Handicapped about 10
seconds, and the Rajah and Eurabin
were slightly Handicapped. The full
list OF starters by classes was as fol.
lows;
schooners. 9O-foot class-Ariel. Emer-
aid; ca foot class-NiatOr, Serhara
Loyal: iG-foot class-Wasp, Gloriana. ~.
foot class Minerva. Gossoon, Alva; 81
foot class-Indolent Daffodil, Rajah,
Special over % feet and under 80 feet
racing length Madeline PIXIE: 2b-foot
racing class Namelcss. Brendel, ToboB-
gan: 2l-foot special class, Wahneta,
The specid, ClaS5 for the new 2l-footers
did not nj out and make race.
Ariel turned the ilrst buoy In her
course at 1855 O'Clock