The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-09-02

club will be sailed to-day over the regu- lar four-mile course on the harbor, starting at 10 a. m,
 The race will be for the three class cups offered by the club In '94, to be raced for on Labor day of each year and must be won twice In succession before becoming the property of the winners.
 The first race for these cups occurred on Labor day of last year. the present holders of the trophies In the different classes being as follows:
 The open cat boat Whisper, B. L. Rhea, is holder of the cup in class A. In class B, Bernard McDermott's 16- foot sloop Ta-Ra holds the trophy, While J. Danhauser's sharpie Vigilant will sail as cup defender in class c.
 Some good racing is looked for among the sloops of class B, as four new boats have been added to this class since the last race, the largest of these is the 21-foot sloop Mayfiower, the property of John Danhauser. The Fannie is an 1S-foot sloop of the Connecticut River type, recently pur- chased by Fleet Captain Halfnger, who expects to make it interesting for the larger boats in his class. Messrs. F. and II. Schlissel are the owners of 21-foot sloop, also of the Connecticut River type, this boat is of handsome model and is looked upon by many as sure winner Samuel J. Bennett's recent acauisi- tion is the Daisy Bell. She is the smallest class B boat-14 feet In length What she lacks in size she | makes up in speed and quality, as she captured first prize in the spring re- gatta.
 In a good breeze these four boats, together with the remainder of the l class, will make a very close and ex- l citing race for the class B cup. | Vice Commodore Duncan's Euroda and c. S. Edwards LuelIa will both | strive hard to wrest the cup from 1 Whisper in class A.
 | In class c the boats are all of the
 sharpie model, ranging from 15 to SC feet in length. The boats who will
 compete for the cup in this class are
 as follows:
 l D6phin, J. B. Alcott; Norma, J. H
 Jooss; Corinthian, Commodore John, son; Comma, L. M. Cooney; Viking l H. Hawken, and Vigilant, J. Danhaus. CT.
 l The committee having the race 1T | charge is composed of the following 1 members: W. A. Pflueger, chairman l w. T. Duncan, J. H. Jooss and L. M l Cooney.
 | The handsome naphtha launch Plov judges boat and follow the fleet ovel l the course.
 l To-day's race will practically enc l the fourth sailing season of this youns
 and energetic club.
 | THE HARUGARTS.
 The Harugari Singing society will g,
 on picnic to Weidemann's park. IY. M. c. A. WHEEL CLUB RAGE
 H. c. Thompson and William H. liar | tung, the committee in charge of tn five mile road race of the Wheel clu of the Y. M. c. A., have received tn following entries for the race to-day
 Lawrence Sullivan, Edward Coxetel | William Monroe, Ira Yale, Harry Ter rell, William Hartung, Dwight Thom as, F. J. Reveley and Stanley Smith.
 The prizes include a bicycle coat, cycle pump, cyclometer, a silve
 mounted cane, and gold toothpicR
 The race will be held over the five mil Westville course, the start being mad at the corner of Whalley avenue an
 Blake street at o'clock to-morro, morning. The race will be handica affair, but the handicaps will not b announced till just before the start