New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-21

Ing order and well advanced toNNu Coilpi''
looks as II His Royal Hghness would nave 10 ID!
the foundation stone somewhere on top
Commodore G.. c. Tyson's wel-known cutter, the
Vorant H. has been wintorlng at Robinson
wards CITY Island and IL now to receive generm
overhaulnC prior 10 her launch. Close by IS .he
Vorant l. which was built for Mr. Tyson al '"e
yards some years ago
The vawl Consuelo owned by Arthur CABOT OF
the Riverside Yacht club. is laid mp at the fopih
son yards The cutter Coya. owned ny Fr"nA,''
Grace Is ranged alongside the Consuelo anu NV
cutter Cara owned by George lde' OF me ."''"
mont Yacht Club. In these yards MISS Hoo"'SO"
ls her fathers bookkeepcr. and Is an au'hor'E %
TO al matters pertaining to the silent Meet no"
hauled up on the island She pointed out the steam"
Yacht Josephine belonging TO G. y. Bucna'"'.
The sloon Charlotte. owned by Mr.. GoIdoa'N.i' -
the Harlem Yacht club. has just received ms
iron keel md now stern. elongated SIX ''e'' "'''
the further plankng the charlotte rs ' owned by
tically new boat The SCHOONER 'vi,,h, Gub ia
g. j. McCahill Of the NcwRocheue laSht u Gloon
awaiting further The cutter Lena.
owned by j. Ross Collins. Of larGhHOn, - a' pbiIa
dSInbia Yacht Club. will receive a genera 9 W
hauling together with the cutter rp,,.rcd ~
Mr. Buchanan The sloop Narka. OF sos,SSn' , m'di
received a new ccntreboatd ana ~ ny - r-,.Tticnte
has recei ,ed a new stern and new planhing ,,p
naphtha launches Of the Nestcnts1tl - pcrtac
Will soon IN ~ Honein OF the Harlem Yacht club
The cutter Winona. owned by Mli'''n .ailing OF
receiving Internal alterations anu
decks.
1,r,,l, Wood Of CITY Island. has not yet dehV'r'u
tho two boats ordered for Commodore fos''F
scbooner Colonla. the nagships OF the larchtho"'
Yacht club
p,oocr,s ts bulldng some beautiful small boats
T., his ,,,,or workshops one OF them is dinSy
,o- ,,b,riss Wolff. whose yacht. the Ida X mas
just been painted and made resdy L y 2T aongsGe
n one i %. f rowton's thrty-footer. the Raccoon'
which is now all ready for her spring plunge
In a letter from Charleston, dated the "'"' 80
co,yod saturday in Ncw-York IT was stated tha'
,ho ,.ocbt scythlan is now at anchor of Chare7-
ION This Yacht had a magnificent run down ',o
cons, making the go miles I'm sixty hours which'
os tho owner. Miss Susan Dc Forest Day SAYS rs
a pretty good showing ior @bbaa@%iina,on and will go
further down the coast perhaps u''''''7
Nassau
c,,. = Nuler's schooner yacht tho Monhegan'
hitch eies tho burgee OF the New Rochelle 1ach'
Cluh Is hauled up at city Island close 10 '"e
naphtha auxiliary cutter Laurel oeohsi"s ~
Richmond Peace The yacht Nhdr, ueio''r'"3 -
NJ adler Of the Nev-Rochelle Yacht club IS
4a,., bor interior altered and now partitions ana
lockers put in The cutter Mariorie. OF t, ,r he
mont Yacht club. owned hy NsUI,SS' 9 II Harri-
sons cutter Mopsa. and the schooneiS '' Ibnee
wild owned by r. FLOYD ti arS,, n,u Yacht club
Tho nonuIaritv ~ the new 21-foot knockabout Is
sufficiently attested by the huge fleets OF them oe
,,o h,,rt These are all from one design and are
hanr constructed by stearns Of Marbehead'
Something Ike thirty-fve have been ordered by
members NJ the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht
cl,b NJ New-York and oyster Bay The West
chester Country club has ordered twelve. Mem
hers Of the Philadelphia Yacht 'lun take eight
Contracts have also been signed by nine memnerS
~ tho Cobasset Yacht club. These all carry the
true knockabout zig without bowsprit They VIII
dro,, ~ feet Of water. exclusive OF the bronze
oertrehoard The fittings will he Of bronze. ana
the cabins will he furnished for cruising. some OF
those who will take these boats in the Westminster
Country club are James ". Hartman. william
Lainbeer. II. O. Havemeyer. jr, H. >. redmond
Alfonso de Navarro. Z. G.. Potter. Edmund Ran
dolnh 7 G. Agar. and W. Butler Duncan. Weekly
races will he arranged for next summer 10y the
Roa.inc Committee Of which W. Butler Duncan Is
chairman. In the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht
Ci,h twentv-two members who take these craft
~ r~' v1TliarG r. Isolin Leonard j. Rusty. r. g..
Wetrorc = HOPE Norton. George Trotter John
Murray Mitchell John $ Sherma9 W; ~ "u R,'rr
Frederick c. Bourne: Henry 6: Rouse ring 8, w
man iIovt Kenneth Otis Rouse. charles osborne
John c. Scott. +. G.. Benedict and g .. r. bHIlhss'
>-o,b,rc further has been announced in regard TO
tho Goolet cup for schooners which tine coonia
sailed for last year This $1,000 trophy was offered
for connetition in the New-York Yacht club last
,.e.r ~, tho late ogden Goelct. and IL it had been
auov,od 70 the Colonia when she sailed n walk
over for the same. no doubt the executors OF the
dead yachtsman would nave attended 10 IL, II, Zone me
the DELAY i'm the sailing OF the race ana me ques-
ton as 10 whether II win be sailed for neNt sum
Ogden Goeet This was announced at the last
club meeting on February 10.
The officers elected FOR 1s9s I'm the Corinthian
Fleet Of New Rochelle are as follows: Commodore.
samuel /. SWEET. the sloop volante; vice-commo-
dore G.. G.. Tyson the schooner Nirvana. rear
commodore Charles f. Simmons. the schooner Os-
nrev. treasurer charles Chamberlain: secretary
W Irvine di Zerega: treasurer. Lincoln Moss; gov
errors until 1900 charles Pryer. Charles T.. sim
none and Charles Chamberlain: until 1899. George
" pelham Ir Uolliugsworth and Or. Frank 5
Grant: for 1875 George O. Tyson. Samuel J., SWEET
and r H. Sturges. The club now has feet OF
siXty-hve yachts.
7 W Hawkins the proprietor Of the big yacht
wards at city Island. has just returned from the
South where he has been purchasing a lot OF the
special white oak that grows In West Virginia
These timbers are partly FOR tho new ways for
hauling out yachts. and are 80 feet long by 1lx1S
Tho new railway will extend out 200 feet. and Will
haul up steamers as long as 2i0 feet. The power
for this IS now supplied by a steam marine rail-
way gearing IN the building. situated at tho top
c-adles will be completed early In APRIL and racing
Yachts will then hc q BILE TO haul out. clean and
turn to the water IN rev hours, IS me ita%kins
district the new provisions for hasty work being
done will often be found handy in the regatta
season.
GRAND ARMY BrGLE NOTES
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