New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16

maker to port for the run Fl Hsir,.
TO the starboard tack. and the Glencarn cros.'.V
DOW on the run out. while she was atm
quarter OF mile from the buoy With N. 49, 49,
cairn good half-mile away, FL He,rt. 80. Nss'
the buoy al 2ii;22, just minutes q s>corA.
hino her antagonist. With characteristic MIN.
young Americans on board FL Heirie sauay.h ."s
after the Northerner. handling the san. 4,
iashion' TO the outer mark It was the old 80.
Ing story OF stern chase. which is aIvsv. ~,
chase. The added difficulty abou, mi. nne
stern chase was that there seemed byaa.tculas
hope for the pursper. The GlencaIrn yo,nxy NJ
outer mark at 23s:52. and Fl Heirie follow.ah 'he
breeze. and was Just 4 minutes seconds pnnn.ng
having decreased the Glencairn's lead roo,snind
ward Lloyds Point close hauled on M. e.. n %:
tack, their intention being work the in.hn. std
the beat home and to gain the benefit OF ~. Ios
current out Of Oyster Bay Ali hands wers sss sos
high to windward '''s''ns
Mr.. Dusgan. on the Glencairn. was .a,,,. T.,
times to carry safely her press OF canyas 10 q
2:5S o'clock the Glencairn came about on ~. Al
strong down-shore breeze She wa. foIo9a.ef .
FL Reirie at 2:5s. and at O'Clock the Genrs,y
Itself Fl Heire. Which had caught havns ;psns
lifting gust. came pounding down the shore mr.
hind apparently when she was sen, sbn minute BE-
and almost Instantly 10 starboard again II W.
tack and tack down the shore toward the ooen,ss
into Oyster Bay. renewal. in fact OF IN ry
days tactics around the neck At 400 ,hs c hnIW
cafrn had cleared and at once came abou, n re. zen
board for the reach into the bay FL Ueir,. .h.s
htched for the last time nj 3l4 and wsa,hersd ~
point one minute later. coming about to s,ayh,..S
for the !n-reach AT 1880 Almost al the SAM ~
slant the Glencairn INDUCED in shor, hitch ~ =.
port by way Of feeler. but instantly wen, sbxSs
again and resumed the leg At 32l:3O she r.,s
about to the port tack and stood across the ba..
while FL Heirie was embracing the wooded shn...s
with good wind and no tide 10 disturb her oon,.c
At 1913 the Glencalrn came about 10 tarboard ~
more. while FL Hei-e came about 20 port a, az
Twenty seconds later tho Glencairn cam. 49,.
once more started the short tack III Hs,,,rs
came about TO the port tack at $50 ~ Or her lsss
tack, which lasted twenty minutes, the Glenns1,s
fetched the finish line, crossing on a Anal 49,
hitch 10 etarboard at s:5l 10 a stunning accora
paniment Of steam whistles and a rousing tbrs.
cheers from the committee boat
I'll Heirie came rolling In on the starboard tao,
having also made short hitch 70 fetch the llns :,
3:524. difference Of minutes and 80 seconds rss
race was gamely contested and the young men -
the American boat certainly deserved the plauas.
bestowed upon them.
M. Duggan was pleased. matter OF cour,.
with his success He expects 70 return home -
Monday The victorious boat Will be returned ~
day. She will be towed down 20 Morrls's dock az
loaded on 10 the cars from that point saturdsv
evening reception will be given for Captai.
Duggan and his crew. +. T. Sherwood K n
Fitz-Gibbon rear commodore OF the ROYAL Ct Ia
renee: J. c. c. AlmOn and the ladies with them n,
the clubhouse on Oyster Bay The Crane brofhsc
are also included I'm the compliment,
THE SUMMARY
The summary OF the race is briefly az follows.
SUMMARY.