New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
WITH THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB

She will be READY IOT Tue Soi"'"s '"~-S
WITH THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB
EIGHT HUNDRED OF THE MEMBERS AND THEIR
FRIENDS CELEBRATED THE VICTORY ON
BOARD THE ST. JoHNs-coLLEGE MEN
AND THEIR SONGS.
The members OF the New-York Yacht Club ana
their friends saw the race from the steamer CT
Johns which left Pier Rector-st. at 9lS a. m The
steamer was in charge Of John V. S. Odde and
carried about eight hundred passengers, among
whom were:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. " S. Oddie Mr.. end Mrs, G. a.
Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. winslow Williams j. v
s. Oddie jr.. II. H. Oddie. Mr.. and Mrs r. a.
Evans. Mr. and Mrs Edmund c. stedman, W.
CONN Robert Reid. Alexander Taylor ana party
C. d. Simpson. r. W. s. willing
y r. Redmond j. F. Brooks, j. X. RusK. MISS
Marie Williams J. Il. King e. Vaughn Ciark'
Clinton Edgerly H. L. Wolcott Mr. and AIRS. W:
Sands. z. Du viver. Frank l.. Pommer. FRANK -
Pommer. ". T. Dale. J. b. Perkins John T. o'''
James p Pauldng. c. l.. Peters.
Mr. and Mrs w A. Parry John r. Platt. George
= Pavson. J. J. Riker. Frederick Roosevelt. Cap
tain s. O'Brien. James g. Blaine. F. d. shaw
Sidney H. Solomon. Joseph II. Sterling Ernest
STABLES. Frederick Swift MI and Mrs. sHooert
sedgwick. ,
Ian Colonel and Mrs Walter Goddard DR. George
Trowbridge Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. 'Osgood. j. sewer
Tappan Newberry ID. Thorne Otis Tiffany. j. W.
De p Toier ex-1nspector Alexander 8 Wiihams'
a Ward j. Norton Winsiow. Beverly Ward
J. ~ Woodbury.. Mr.. and Mrs George Il. hon-
slds Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Leonori DR.. and MRS.
q NJ Hammond Miss Brsl J. II. King, Henry
Steele A. H. Whitfield, J. ID. 7. Trask, r. H.
Dlckey. ex-Judge Gderseeve Miss Sarah March
H. Craighead, L. n Clark. f. T. Cramp. W. +.
Costenbader r.. T. Chaplin. A. NJ. Cahoon
n W. comstock. Mr. and Mrs cronise C. Mel.
clark. IL NJ Cook, Hugh Cochrane C. Cooper
Clark A. w. 8. Cochran H. c. 7. Chatheld a. a.
Clark w. f. Coston. L. J. Callahan mares
ClsS. r. o. DE Luce. Tracey Dous, Major Bur
banN. u. g. A. Or. J. J. Asch, j. b. Addlcks, j.
W. Auchnclaus .
Colonel D. Appleton. Y. II. Appleton. ii. n
Alden. r O. Agar NJ Bsiicu. Mr. and Mrs c. b.
buchanan Nj W. Bronson. Frederick H. Bronson.
J. C. bergen. james ". Isidswsy., w, u BAILEY
Il Rush f. Ra9 r i," SSe Henry burden a H. i
Busbe.. r. z Elwsii. Henry behnap' MT ann
% a';s SSorEs .so. gq'i;f i 1t ns,Sw j. Il
Kun I n' + i e. g,,s sSIG'i isl ls, !,
rSidsa "fse, ss;,vfi@ sa5,dse p'Na II s
pSss f; James FfSS&cs ana 4 NJ ro ~
and Mrs. Ffederick o,fswold, Mr. and Mrs A. =
5oihsm John nsinss li@gS u mo'm sn% Mrs. r.
Henry K Mclarr Tho REV pr,n' Jnss.; coIons'
pS s e g., snG Nr s. EN- n "Ga ana
". 4. Alley J.. A, Jones, Clarence h. brown v H.
Adrian Iselin Adrian lseln, ~ George w Jones Jones
S'G = Lo M Sa Il MeG R' 5fnam Mors
G. IT. McIntre H. X McMurray T. II. Newberry
A. Noel r.. j. r. O'Shauehnessey: jacob I.orilierd
s. s. Perry W. A. MarlMry, Arthur r. Jlhks
BENJAMIN i. Hartman, Miss Chaplin Joe Ken, u IS
Shaw. John McGinnis, tr,. Edward $ Chapln' Mr.
and Mrs c. " Baou, Miss Hoy,, Mr. and Mrs
Alfred c. Chaplin
THE TRIP DOWN THE BAY.
The trip down the Bay was uneventfui' ana until
the first turn was made. there was little TO do except
attend to the seasck yachtsmen and !achtswomen
Of whom there were many.
But when the turn had been made. and 1t became
ev;den, that the Defender would win the seasck
The climax came. when the DEFENDER crosse1 the
line a winner the seasickness had disappeared
From the finish until the pier was reacheu tne
members O. the club made a joyful noise aDoafu,
and by ell sorts OF merryInakng stroVe 10 aote ~,
shortcomngs in that line during the morning houis
Down on the over deck number or coliege men
were giving vent their JOY BY singing p opu,aa
songs which appropriate WORDS were lihpioN'se''
ADAPTATIONS OF POPULAR SONGS
one OF the most taking was the following:
There's only one In the race today.
Only one boat that had the stun - stay; 80,
pretty. she shows the rest the way
There's only one boat In the race to-day.
" a. Odde said: I'VE are than Pleased
With the result The Defender has proved herself
al that We expected. and her crew has shown that
an American crew do as effective work as any
on earth" ,,,
Edmund C. Stedman expressed himself as highly
pleased with the Defender. and Colonel Appleton
said II tod you So