New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09
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n,n,s MYSTERIOUS CRCISN-
,,r,, por.Np FOR CAHNEs-"iiNNN
CRAFT WILL SHELTER NE" cHN'
ON THE STOCKS
,.o heen asking what Henry Wal
- -, 40 with the Naradd lhl7 "'N ''
'e'S 10 T., now being equipped Win q -, ,r
l,",'rs Guns AID repeating Nilcn''',' Sin,
,eoi, crew which numbers UNIV! 49,, NJ
t"e D,alev A. Brand brought Ae' o"
Captain Duu'' hos come to Ntw-York. where
Sha" Min for a few days before golhs vi
sho WIZ u,ret she will go to Norfolk ~ @e,.
qng e. vii coal up at Bermuda as 81, he New
thence NJ NJ owner Henry waters oi ,,areeil;es
ward He r Crnb goes aboard her at Mars s ,hc
loth rom there the boat VIII PAP ~ vond this her
Suez lana are not announced. some , nIST I'm,
Missed that she Is going to ns "a for is not clear;
what me p| ,ion ia however. that they WI p So
a,rsf boarding pirates or ,h NE sides Of vessels.
that 9cnt'ing would be enough Tor mem slly
argued and wne ia remembered that the Islands o,
armed as Archipelago SIN 10 nrge 70 be
tpr s'' incoene. and he Ken mi" ny Yukon
explored that are richer IMAM
,.ob Astors steam yacht, the NourTna"a''
iii bo ready TO sail for the Meo''V - ,asr
Tohr,arv The army OF workmen no" ~ ns,r.
reo' s hor will soon have completed the repa, i
aoo"iu urs Aston intend to join the noa. ,i
MI. anu Americans off Cannes IN the V0 on an
SWarnR Passages for them rave u~y" and they Wi
ocean lI yscS Al Marse!lles. Their guests VIII aSo
go aboard AT TINS pO'''
4, Interesting question has been asked as 70
., -" al the aeets OF American and English yacn's
or. going 10 shelter in the Medi'e'' a"ea"
" .-hor az Cannes which Is buht along
,raigbt shore line. but the authorities 'nere al"
snanding a great dea OF money on isw ma1ie,-
Zen Il is hoped will give she,er % s,tG club
NE and as before announced Il lIodli',s SI"D
tacls' Ill he moored out for the use or yachtsmei.
Iba fact is however that no such amount a. -
beng sPs sass OF the Mediterranean. The sum OF
70 900 francs IS only $685. ah1 s,'rlS
az seioss breakwaters proved the great dfhculiy
OF combating the waves OF ms SEA sea h,aS 49,
- many countries and the neighbortng haroor o,
Vriafranca though a splendid natural snelter IS
rsserved for the exclusive use of French warsnips
~ entrv Of all other vessels was forbidden some
time ago Where are all the yachts going 20 stay
II a real Mediterranean gale comes on? Il may
way TO Genoa
The steam yacht MAMMA. owned by Robert Goelet.
Is atting out for the Mediterranean. She is
wing of stapleton Staten Island The vessel will
sal about January 20. and Will 90 first to the West
Indies.
Another bird Of passage is the scythlan. owned
by Miss Susan De Forest Day. This yacht is
in Manning's slips within the Erie Basin, and the
caretaker. John King. says she IS taking In stores
preparatory TO starting on her voyage TO Cannes.
and will leave port in February with Miss Day
aboard.
At Hawkins's yards Ciiy Islan1 interest
Ing yachts are now hauled out. Among these are
Percy Chubb's Vigilani the Nayahoe owned by
r. T. Carroll and the crack schooner Colonia.
owned by Commodore Clarence Postley. W Gould
Brokaw's schooner. the Amorita. lies close by also
her deadly rival, the low-lyng black schooner
Cuisse.ta. owned by Henry Harris The South