New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-13
AN INJURY TO INTERNATIONAL YACHTING


EXPRESSIONS OF REGRET FROM AMERICANS AND
ENGLIsHMEN-THE TRIP OF THE ST. JoHNs
The 81. Johns with the NewYork Yacht CUB
aboard left Per No s. at Rector-st. ats a. m' WIN
sl2 passengers The party was about the same as
on the previous races. and peop.e seemed 10 hno"
one another There plenty OF time During eHs
hot sail down the Bay 10 watch the passing yaen"
and comment on the races that were ana on INV
one that was TO be- The men improved the uu''
nv taking lessons in nautical matters on the io"e'
deck where the foundation for royal ceieora''0n
was laid Everybody was a good sailor because
there was neither wind nor wave ana tne III.
was fast growing dull when the 81 johns ARM"
at the lightshp, where the start OF the race a..
the withdrawal OF the English yacht soon a"o"'
the interest OF all. despite the olisterins neat
which made 1t impossible TO remain on 'ne ""
covered decks for any length OF time
Among those on board were Colonel and MIS- "
Iancev A Kane Robert Reid Frederick oico'"
Frederick Gerhard. Hart Lyman, J. '. . ouus
T. r. Appleton 5. L. Morse. W. A. CONN., III a
Mrs J. C. Barron. T. +. Clark Alfred q Con'hs'
Edward simmons Henry Kimber Dwight Braman'
f. " Taller jefferson VI. Levy, John fohu'' -
pu vivler. Guy Richards. Commodore ana Mrs e
v BROWN Captain Joseph Barr, Or. John fi aU''
shaw Miss Emily Brown, Mrs. j. VI. schley' spaua'
ing schley " +. whitney w. H. bulI''
Shaw. william Gardner. c. x. Peters Co'.s
Peters r. W. @. yelling, George w SWEET 'o'''. -
Van
Fox Richard r. Haines. Mr. and Mrs a. D. warns.
,,a,,.na,, wilson. L. = s.; George II. PECK Ok
chicaso: william c. Casey. Mrs. y. lie DUO -
N,.r,son Miss Belle Garrison Arnott Arson F"eN'
s,okas Aex Pratt David Lehman. Comho'0''
rp,hur. L. s. ~: Elisha Dyer jr the he' ., :
wasson George w. Sweet Colonel jacob -
wvck Richard Peters Miss GIOVANNI -
Marie Simeon Henry. II. II. Hendricks MISE '''e'
Ira Kip. Miss Alice Mandeliek' MI h'"a -.
H. NJ Eager, +. w Kenyon ""''' o',,.,.
pardoph Henry Charles Tobias, H. NJ bhnhs"
csan. p,,,on + c. Noyes James w. GlaiW'|
: NJ Motley. the Rev. Father Mahan. John Staples
Mr. and Mrs Hatch Mr.. and Mrs. George Lihao"'
"a, ana Mrs c. A. Freeman. Co.onel ana 'il''
Goddard James Ridgway Berry KING - -,
Issun Robert sedgwick. L. .. Jones, j. L ha"'..
General Arson G. McCook. and MAJOR O"a'N'
Urich. ,u,,s
The St Johns did her share toward mah,"s
din and racket when the Defehoer e'o' w.,
line and everybody shouted and app!auaea w.
IN. v,c,orious boat passed so near that MT az.
Mrs Ise,in. to say nothing OF ne d9s, Go1 wssvei
seen on the boat Both Mr.. and Mrs lsenh M''
sants To their friands on board the 81. Joh hsr.
hers Was D 10y on board the boat coming
hut there was no demonstration suSn % rasret Inc
the hrs victory EysrySoay ya 's al Would have
better pleased II he had not wlthdrawn ms is
c0one! De hanssy can't Has see what possible sx:
cuse Dunraven can have tor wi' NTH him his
boats d,a ss clear as any one could wish rms s
occurrence" he added. VIII nave o"'
naow,nen member OF the yacht elu5 sA y:
LORD Uu' MS morning and although he saw smaSs
the yachts were far away he proo ,Ss race was
that they. would crowa nun oeao''
Sir James Ross said; This was T Tssr S' must 3,
after crossing the line. ,,,...,, FOR Wands.
vnrfh I'D member OF the Carlton Cluo 49,. ~
from Europe yesterday mornins s ana p Of the ST.
Johns before her departure. He said that Hs -