New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-23

Hadseld Edward Harwood Thomas Phelan, John
Castles ana Erra in the Atlanta eight last year
has also been elected member of the Triton Club
a 5 a W nS d sTe Can the keep
together as well as the AtaAntas dda! ., ,h.
passoic River clubs say. to make tne.r Decoration
bay Regatta the most successful yet held. n new
senior shel contests OF handsome gold watches In
stead of the usual die medals In which there mas
been too much OF a sameness. Fine medals. how
ever. viii be awarded u the vlctors IN the oiner
races.
PAssAc ASSOCIATION CLUBS.
or the other boating organizations belonging 70
the Passaic Rowing Association. the Passaics In
stitutes Eurekas and Arthur Kus have had their
crews on the river for several days and are going
in 70 win In the coming regatta. There Is, IN
fortunately some little doubt Of the Arthur kuil
Boat Club retaining its membership IN the assoclaII
ton. as at the associations last meeting II SUN
The Brooklyn oarsmon rave not been backward this
them as ever and that is SAYING good deal. The
EsrHna Nautilus SeaWanhaka v me az ,he ors
which belong to the Long Island Rowing Assocna ac
sixty boats in commission. and 1t would be stranGe
If they would not have surprise or TWO tor tner
pi5nshlp wrested away from them last season by
the Astorias. Among the candidates for the crew
are James Bishop, J. Trathem William Fisher Wiz
lam strse. Matthew Beford f. f. Bodne wv. ".
HarrIgan and Henry Ecks Ernest Dunn ana WI" en.
team they make James Coughlin and Charles
Reper will no the senior double. and Coughn VIII
also In the single SOULS Great things are ex-
of the Varuna cracks" Judge Tighe. OF the
VarlInas has been reelected president OF the Long
Island Rowing Association and the association an
nual regatta will take place on July y on Fiushlhg
Bay.
The Nautilus Boat Club Is also making prepara
tlons for this season. The cub has recently added
a new four-oared barge 70 its already large Meet
and chrstened II the Ghost Out or the twenty me-.
will be chosen that will certainly make the Ghost
a vision to some Of the other ciuO crows this sum-
| mer Among the members Is John Shearman'
| the athlete The "old reliabies.' Alvah NickersOn
and II. H. Haleck. also on hand and are train
! ing hard.
NEW SEAWANHAKA CLUBHOUSE
! The Seswanhakas will soon have what the club
! has long been wanting-a new bcathouse Negota-
tons have been entered into for suitable site on
Flushing Bay. The Crescent Club Is also making
ready for the coming seasons sport on the waters
! end has plenty OF good young material to dram
| crews from
The who like enjoy lie on the water II
craft similar to those Of the red men Of yore have
also been up and doing. and plans for Lively
season have been laid by the canoeists. EspecailS
f. this the fact i'm relation to the members or th'
canoe clubs which have their lighthouses along th'
Iassaic River. Notable among them are the orange
| Arlington and Lantha clubs on any fine day tn'
river the West Arlington Bridge is fairly allV'
with the pa1llers. The first meeting or the Passal'
| River canoeists. according to President Commodore
! l. Y. DOrlan1. of the National Canoe Association
/ vii, be he'i Greenwood Lake on Decoration Day
Tn" eastern division VIII meet at talashasta on TN
meet viii be the Mecca OF the fleet from July Is L
! is The joint meeting Of the association with the
/ Canadian carOeists viii take place on the ST. La"
renee River in August.