New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
FOUR REGATTAS TODAY.
THE INDIAN HARBOR CLUBS LAST sPE-
CIAL RACE OF THE SEASON.
AT L,RCHMoNr THE sCHooNERs Co1oNrA. EN-
ERALD AMoRITA AND QUIsETrA WILL
CONTEST FOR A $500 CUP-NoTEs OF
INTEREST TO YACHTsMEN.

CONTEST FOR A $500 CUP-NOTES OF
INTEREST TO YACHTsMEN
Four regattas the card for to-day. They
the for the Larchmont schooner cup at
Larchmont and race for 3O-footers at the
place. consolation race at the Atlantic
Yacht Club for sloops and catboats. catboat race
of the Sea Cliff Yacht Club and a special fall
gatta of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club.
At Larchmont the schooners the Colonia, the
Emerald. the Amora and the Quisetta will race
for the cup valued $780, and all the 30-footers
are entered for the special cup valued at $50.
AT Sea Cliff the entries are:
Thirty-foot class: The Uarda. II. II. Gordon
Winona. w. A. Porter; Dosoris II. G. ?. VAIL
Onaway. S. c. Pirie: Sayonara F. c. Swan; Qu
vive. A. w. Van Colt: the Nellie. Samuel Stenson
the Oconee. c. p Pierce: the Mollie Bawn. F. NJ
Brown.
Twenty-fve-foot class-The Meta. o. II. Chell-
borg: the Mary. S. E. b. Hall: the Weasel. T. V.
Ferris; the Scat F. NJ. Randall the Presto, NJ. E.
Hatfed the Win or Lose. j. 9. Appleby; the
Penelope. T. Y. Ketcham.
The Misses Thayer, Of Roslyn, Long Island, have
purchased the 65-foot twin-screw naphtha yacht
the Blitz from Major c. F. Ulrch. Major Urich
has purchased from Colonel George Duryea the
schooner yacht the Carlotta through Seabury's
Agency. The steam yacht the Judy has been sold
10 Alfred Carr.
c. b. Hogs naphtha yacht the Caroline
the championship of Pleasure Bay on September .,
beating the Nina by 20 seconds.
The annual dinner Of the Seawanhaka Cornthian
Yacht Club will be given Saturday. September
49, at 7:3O p m. at the clubhouse on Oyster Bay.
The club steamer Will touch at the Montant Dock
at Oyster Bay at o'clock. and will return from
the club float 1890 and II 80 p. m. The oyster
Bay clubhouse Will be closed for the season
on Monday. September 81.
+. ~ Dickinson's steam yacht the Nooya has
gone out of commission at Mannng's Basin.
Tho sta II hac
gone OF commission at Manning's Basin.
II. NJ Walterss steam yacht the Narada. OF the
Atlantic Yacht Club, has started for cruise to
Southern ports.
H. b. Balantines yacht the Talisman has gone
of commission Tebos Basin
Commodore f. NJ. Browns steam yacht Sylvia
has gone out OF commission Port jefferson
The steam yacht Toinette Robert d. Evans has
gone to South Boston TO go on, OF commission
o Ts yas9 ThsSD Robert is on the
A. J. Drexels new steam yacht Margarta is ex
ff Spa p pG Nyaek there see two
hgh-speed steam yachts which in process of
New.York. and the larger one is for Z. b. Warren,
Of Phadelpha formerly the controlling owner Of
She is eighy-hree feet long, eight and half feet
screw boat and will have guaranteed speed of thirty
miles hour and. her designer is to be believed.
Sd ha ID a
OF and OAK WIZ f1f be a IN sh IS
and will be the highest powered boat in the world
engines of 500 horsepower They Will turn propeller
Of manganese bronze which IS three and one-haf
divide her hull into six watertight compartments. and
her frames angles and channels Of Bessemer steel
nd her stern M the typical one Whch M Mcse
has made for ali Of his fast boats Her accommOda-
lions forward consist Of cockpit In which
ing gear. pinnacle, etc. will be placed, aft Of which
Closet Then come the engine-room and after-cock-
pit which contain transoms and lockers, extension
which extends around the stern; Her decks are OF
polished mahogany. and she will have permanent
The second boat is somewhat smaller. with three
feet beam. and she viii be entirely Y, open She Is
double skin, with frames and bukheads Of aluminium
outer piankng are fastened intervals with copper
screws. and are fastened TO the frames by copper
the power Of her engines Which are bound
to be productive Of considerable strain There viii
and Nj Mosher confidently expects her 10 travel
more ' hs wod not to she
nearly complete and will be launched this season.
Harbor Yacht Club viii be sailed o-day over the club
courses off Greenwich Conn. The entries are as
follows:
SPECIAL s4FooT r. l.. CLASS FOR CABIN sLoops-
COURSE NO. 4.
vorsnt-George G. Tyson.
SPECIAL 2I-FooT 1. W L. CLASS FOR OPEN sLooPs
COURSE NO. T.
OPEN sLOOPs-2o-FOOT r. L. CLAss-FIxED
BALLAST
Eos-P. T. Dodge II. f. Z.-Charies s. Towle
YAwLs-coURsE NO A.
Pswnee-E. ID. Morgan Fidelo-Robert E. Tod
Waterman Consuelo-Arthur W. Calot
sul,an-John H. Cromwell Gannet-Clement 0uion H.
Yram--J. N. Harshorn
CABIN CATDOATS-3 80 FOOT II. /. AND UNDER
COURSE NO. T.
Lizzie Wv. p. vreeand. WeaseI-T f. Ferris
Dosors II.-G. j. Vail ct I'eneiope-T. V. Ketcham.
Vosung-J and u. L. de Presto-H r. Hatfield.
Win LOse-J. ;. Appleby
ExOnan-W. II. Fleming. Scat-F. VI. Randall.
Oconee-C. 7. Pierce.
OPEN CATBOATS-FIXED BALLAsT-CCORINTHIAN
RULEs-cOURSE NO. 4.
srene-R Outwater and +. Bubble-A. NJ Bradley.
S. Dorothy-John f. Sanborn.
Osprey-c. H. Holmes. Sid-A. ". Frost
Elsie-R. ii. Gillespie Gosbird-Russell II. Nevins
Brant-J. c. Varian.
SPECIAL l5FOOT r. L. CLAss-FOR OPEN sLOoPs
CHALF RATERs)-COURSE NO o.
Trilhy-George G. Tyson. Observation-Disclosures Syndl-l
Paprka-C. 5. Hoyt.
The Autumn Sweepstakes OF the New-York Yacht
Club set down 10 be sailed on September Is has been
declared on by the Regatta Committee.
FUNERAL OF HENRY 0. PINNEO.
The funeral Of Henry o. Pinneo who died on
Tuesday last after long Illness. was held last
evening at his home. No 100 East xty-fourth-st.
Only the most intimate friends OF the family were
present The Rev DIR Abbott II Kfffredqa ~ the