New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-10
20 WEST Esd ST.,
NEW YORK.

for a steam yacht designed by Mosher. She = -
be 1923 feet over ALL ll5 feet water-line and will BE-
fitted with two Suadruple engines twin sc 5sr snd
She will be called NADIA.
The steam yacht Marion is lying alongside the
northern dock Of Tebo's Basin and will be placed
In commission this week. Extensive alterations ana
repairs have been made on this yacht, among when
are new boiler. galley and bridge.
The keel for an up-to-date vapor launch has ben
laid at Crosbys South Brooklyn shops for Charles
Larzelere who is well-known as the racing skipper
of the Cape cat. Presto. which was sold few
eiipper bow and long overhangins stern. ana
will be finished in about month.
The knockabout, Cockatoc. owned by A. w. Fun
ham, Of Harvard University. and designed hr =
Jacobs will be launched from Crosby's marine u0'
way, at Fifty-ffth-st, South Brooklyn. tnH mofn'
ing at high tide. She resembles In general oesisA
the popular class OF Herreshon thrty-footera h~
planking Is Of cedar and her deck Of yellow p'nA
Her principal mea surements are Is feet over ~
IS feet water-line and feet beam.
The steam yacht Columbia, owned by j. Harvey
Iadew. OF the New-York Yacht Club. left TeoeS
Ras,n Yesterday and proceeded to her summer an'
chorage off Mr.. Ladew's country villa al Glen |o'~
Long Island.
The trim-looking schooner Alcaea Is on tho oe
drydock at Tebo's having her underbody painted
Her masts are being scraped and running ana
standing rigging thoroughly overhauled for the
Of she &
Thespia.
The steam yacht Maspeth left the drydock -.
terday at Tebos Basin after extensive repairs ana
after having had her underbody painted nd ~
NJ Meyer, her owner. will cruise UP the Souho "
her for the remainder OF the season.
J. Burke Wolfe's l6o-foot steam yacht Rhada vas
hauled round to the northern side OF Tebos yes'
terday morning She will not 90 into commissaos
this year.
CRUISE OF BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB FLEET.
In the week now drawing to an end. while the ness
OF the Atlantic Yacht Club has been cruising along
the northern shore OF Long Island Sound select
fleet Of craft Of the Brooklyn Yacht CLUB. heac@
BY vice-Commsdore J. A. Constant in the flagship
OF the squadron the Ahrts. has been enjoying
cruise. Other leading boats were the sc"oo'es
Osprey, c. E. Simmons sloops. the Kangaroo =. d
Humphreys; the Sea Gull. Herman Lutz; the Adei~
A. J. Harrison: the Paula, Theodore Crone''' '"c
Dorothy: the Nautilus. j. McCue. ana the ysW
Uhu.awav Dr Morton Commodore Peter b
stsele has been confined at homo BY Illness and M
MACE was filled by the vice-commodore. This cruise
OF the Brooklyn Club. which Il the nrst IN NUM-
Der Of years. began almost at the same time sS 'nss
OF tho Atlantic Club for. while the boats OK tho aS
tor feet were congregatng at Larchmont on ene
mere gathered at College Point. where the Corinth-
ins were entertained by the members Of the knick'
erbocker Yacht Club From that point the ness
sailed to Hampstead Harbor and at Sea Srn
was toined by Anthony Barrett's schooner. tns
Winona. and j. R NJ. CDks cutter. the Lapwins
sunday was spent at Coid Spring Has6or ana nae. e
Monday the sails hoietcd for run 70 biacA
RocE fleet Captain H. ". Kiloourne had 20 lc.
turn home and his duties were assumed py Iva I'm
W,,nder FOR tho rest OF the cruise. The Meet wa
disband at Shelter Island to-day
THE METEOR LOSES ON TIMT ALLOWANCE
C,,asrow. July s-The German Emperors nv
,c,n~ cutter msdp her first appearance In race N
the Cyde to-day sailing over the course from LsISs
round Aagboats of wemyss Bay. Bogany Posns
and Mount Stuart and back. twice round' WHO .
distance to Mount Stuart and back. forty-e~s.
u,,en under the auspices Of the Royal Largs facns
club. The Meteor finished hrst but tho race W
won by tho Britannia on time allowancSss. o. n,,s
minutes and IS seconds. Tho Ailsa, the SatanisS
and the csress also started. but gave up the Ta''
In fhe race for twenty-raters the Penitent oos' ~