New-York tribune., 1895-06-14
THE ELSEMARIE WINS.
ONLY TWO MINUTES BETWEEN HER AND
THE SHAMROCK.
A CLOSE STRUGGLE BETWEEN scHooNERs-
OTHER CONTESTS IN THE NEw-YoRK YACHT

A CLOSE STRUGGLE BETWEEN scHoONERs-
OTHER CONTESTS IN THE NEw-YoRK YACHT
CLUES ANNUAL REGATTA
The nftieth annual regatta OF the Ncw-York
Yacht Club which took place yesterday may be set
down as an interesting bur not an exciting AFFAIR
The Iron steamboat Taurus took on about I'W
invited guests. who were scheduled 10 i'aVe ~
1915 A. M but when the starting whistle biew 'h're
were as usual many tardy ones. As tho Taurus
fell away from the pier II LEFT the dilatory ones IN
dc.pondency, while some Of the wags on board.
pointing 10 the cctus, OF the same company. wished
that the Taurus would also seat u.s. As the
Taurus steamed down the harbor with I-ahders
orchestra rendering alternately the most classic
airs and the perennial "ien Bolt and the modern
sliding Down our Cellar Door. she received IN
Vulnerable salutes from passing craft. When she
reached the stakeboat and Commodore f"iward
NJ Browns flagship the Sylvia. the orchestra
struck up Hail to the Chief" which salute was
returned by hat waving from the Commodore and
the Regatta Committee. consisting OF D. NICHOLSON
Kane Chester Grlswod and Irving Grinncll
The large number OF wcll-known guests on board
the Taurus included the following persons Mrs.
Charles Mnturn and Miss Brown. Mrs. I. w.
Lewis. Robert Mlnturn. >. Eastman Johnson, ..
Speyers A. W. Hayward. Paul G.. Thebaud, Adam
Cochrane. Alexander Taylor jr. f. Robbins wal
ter Mrs Raulett. James Morton Wirsow Forhham
Morris Mrs. B Frank Sutton. Mrs. Foster Sutton.
u.
Welt SCHUYLER. Edward Greacen. Stanley Greacen.
Miss Thorre, Thomas Manning. Miss Hills, Rear
Admiral d. l.. Brainer1. Mr.. and Mrs. I. w.
Shotwell Mrs. J. =. Logan. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Phillips. Mrs. j. c. Kane Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Graves. Cavalier Garibald Coltellotti Tce-com-
modore OF an Italian Yacht club Arthur Clark,
Miss Sherman Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre Mrs.
Vaurne MIR and Mrs II. II. Hendricks. Miss Pal
lon the Misses Greacen Miss Clark, Mrs Brett.
Mrs H. Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs. Newberry ID. Lang
don Mrs Cowdrey. Mrs Eccleston, Mrs. Charles
Clinton Miss VI. W. Clark. c. Cooper Clark. Miss
Clark Miss NJ l. Clark. DR. and Mrs. Trowbridge,
the Misses Trowbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Francis. Ma
jor-(;eneral Whpple ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. d.
j. Kelley William n. King. Judge Arthur lngra-
ham f. c. Chase, Colonel J. G. Wilson. Andrew
Calhoun. Judge MCGOWAN. j. NJ DAVIS Alexander
Taylor ir Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs W r. Sands Mr. and Mrs. Albert Darling.
Mrs Edmund Mottet. Miss May Brewer Miss Edna
Beam Miss Brghtson. Henry Loomis Nilson MI
and Mrs Charles II. White. Augustus w. Mott.
Miss Cora Holbrook and many other well-known
society men and women. who were well cared ior
by Treasurer +. W. ]. Hurst and Secretary J. Van
Schalck Oddie who were in charge of the Taurus
The prizes were follows:
Regular 500 cup for first, II two or more start;
SIS cup for second, II four or more start.
Cruising trim-t75 cup for first, II two or more
start: $50 cup for second. II four or more start
THE LIST OF ENTRIES.
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