New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-12
JUBILEE'S SECRET TRIAL.
THE TEST SAID TO HAVE GREATLY
PLEASED GEN. PAINE. HER OWNER
SPECIAL REGATTA OF THE I.ARcYtMoNr YACHT
CLUB ropAy-cTuisE or THE CONFINED
sQrADRoNs or THE I.ARcHMoNT AND At.

SPECIAL. REGATTA OF THE LARcHMoNr YACHT
sQrADRoNs or THE LARcHMoNr AND AT.
LANTIc CLUBS OTHER NEWS NOTES
The slng;e-stickcr Jubilee. It was currently re-
ported In local yachting circles last night was PC.
crety tested on Marbiehead. Mass. ms to her SAL
ing capacity. yesterday. and that General Paine.
her owner with his sons. also her designer. was
highly gratined with the result OF the aitera-
,ions made In her huh. spars and rigging. Her
bow has been heightened several feet. her mast
stepped three and one-ha,f feet further forward. and
her sails. rigging and top-hamper have been con-
sderaby changed. White the jubilee sailed we'll.
hut unsuccessful.y In the international Trial Races
two years ago II IL reported that her secret trial OF
yesterday showed great an increase In speed that
II Will take fast boat to equal her. There are those
who predict that In her Vgilant and Defender Will
| find craft worthy of their canvas. To say that
yach,smen 1.-The tiptoe Of expectation wouldn't
half express the absorbing interest with which they
look forward to the coming trial races.
specia regatta OF the Larchmont Yacht Club
will be sailed to-day over the Triangular club course
tho Sound. under the management Of the Re-
gatta Committee. consisting of John F. Lovejoy,
Otto arony and Alfred Marshall. Among the con-
testan,s are expected to be representative yachts
from the New York. Eastern. Seawanhaka Corinth-
ian. Atlantic New-York Corinthan. American.
NewBedford. New-Haven. New-Rochelle. Corinth-
ian of Marbehead: HUI. Douglaston Indian Har-
Dor. Riverside Horse Shoe Harbor. Corlnthian Y. c.
OF Philadelphia: Sea Cliff. Huguenot and Shelter Is
land Yacht clubs. The race between schooners will
be for the Drexel Cup. presented by J. II Drexe,.
All schooners viii sail in one class. The race for
frst-class soops will be for valuable prize pre-
sented by Commodore Henry NJ. Gil.ig. Only yachts
belonging to members Of the Larchmont Cub will
be allowed to contest in Class No. for sloops and
cutters for valuable prize presented by member
OF the Cub. There will also be trophies for thirty
four-foot raters. and boats in the twenty-one-foot
Class. The first preparatory signal for starting will
be given at II 80 a. m. The judges steamer. c. i.
Raymond. will leave the clubhouse at 1890 and will
carry limited number Of members. Tickets tat
81 eacn) can be had upon application to the Regatta
Committee at Larchmon!. A train which leaves the
Grand Central Station will be due at Larchmont
Manor in time for passengers to reach the steamer
80 iar as wind and weather are concerned 1T is
vail.
Yachts OF the Larchmont and Atlantic clubs Will
rendezvous in Larchmont Harbor to-day prepare
S az OF eh
q aso ,ne former club viii! report to Fleet Captain
ship Ramona and those Of the latter eiaS Fleet
s saSs l. wAsS on As Ms hs ssHp
bined M squadron is composed Of T Adams Angus
Cormack. who have made generous arrangements
Tor the accommodation of representatives OF the
WI leave IarchmOnt soon after the arrival Of the
@ dus He cruise ns w be a ON
Sn r9m Prom to bask R9ek Conn
Tuesday. for frst-class sloops and cutters. con-
test off New London to Shelter Island: 1t is
and the cruise as successful as It doubtless will Be
enjoyable.
G. Gould ,Brokaw's trim schooner yacht. Amo;
carey Smith, iron has :"is
may ss sn alone to s@n s SIX in S
was cu;. palm and needle brought to bear or any
10 her 10. baby jib she Carries more costly
% of faS than ever bent on any Yacht
either here or In any other country The Amorita
be Of sa h is to be
lively one; Mr.. brokaw VIM be on beard, but The
who says he will sail her for every true line in
1 Sas Tor To- look s o" Surely some on"
HO,atc R; Harper. Of Harper grOthsrs, the
be the guests OF cSmmo 9tS! Henry u GIlis Of
schooner Ramona. during, the cruise of the com
6insd sSuadrOnS ms, Of , the Larcnmon and Atlantic
Captain Eugene Lander, OF the New Rochelle
Yacht Club. viii start tomorrow on a three weeks
cruise through the Sound on his able twenty four,
OF the clubs House Committee, will be his guest
Captain Lander VIII stop at various places between
ton.
Professor Hermann and j. Kendrck Bangs OF
Harper Brothers. have recently been elected and
have qualified as members OF the Larchmoni Yacht
Club.
The Greenvle Yacht Club OF Greenvnle n. j..
VIII sail Its fourth annual regatta st in Nsw,YSTk Bay
as o and n boats
thirty feet in which shifting ballast Is not allowed:
catboa,s eighteen and under twenty feet: open cat
boats under eighteen feet The course Will be tri-
angular one from stakeboat Off the clubhouse. 10
second stahetoat near the Statue Of Liberty
the clubhouse. The can be witnessed from the
clubhouse. The clubhouse is nne old Colonial man
tion OF yachtsmen and their guests
| The Hampstead Harbor Club. Of Glen Cove Long
Island. will hold its annual regatta tomorrow after
noon under the management Of Ward Dickson. Will
! the Regatta Committee.
| afternoon have been completed by the Yachting
Committee. OF the New-Jersey Athletic Club. com
contest Will be the second one for the Ellsworth
Cup. which was presented by Captain Joe" Els
won by b Wilmerdng's Iroquois. The entries
for to-day's race give promise OF lively tussle
The length of the course is ten miles.
The Regatta Committee OF the Bayswater Yacht
| Club announce that the club will hold open
gatta Tomorrow, starting at p. m Handsome cups
offered In three classes and the race Will be
sailed over the clubs triangular course
which to take place on Independence Day. but
was then POSTPONED on account 81 unfayofable
chairman Of the Regatta Committee. announces that
the 'lades' 4" race. which to be held Tomorrow
has been postponed to July 20
WHOLESALE SADDLERS DINE
AT YESTERDAYS SESSION THEY ELECTED or
FIcERs-NEXT YEARS CONVENTION TO
BE HELD IN BUFFALO.
Tho WHOLESALE Ssddlerv Association of no United