New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
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Il Ndfnt
Vision. which appears In the yacht lists the
property Of Frederick H. BENEDICT. but the crew
said that the owner was Edward Addcks Of
the NewYork Yacht Club The men board DO
not know where the yacht is going or why ST., Is
fitting out Happily senced FOR the rest OF the
year Is the awful siren whistle Of the steam yacht
Namoose She made her last screech for the win
ming Columbia, and now she Is going into her
swaddling clothes for the winter alongside the
small steel yacht A'morica which was also an ar
dent follower ot the cup races and the steam yacht
Calypso. owned by Mrs. julia Iurtss. The steam
schooner chetolab Abr, anu NE s syor
Yacht club, are here. with The steam yacht Jath-
S SS s G or bsT s snF the Gare owned n
captain Wallace Eldridge mas laid up the yaw
Poly, owned by Chester Chaplin. beside the auxil-
,hs centrebolrd Regina. owned by DR. willard
Parker Further down the wharf Is the steam
The steel centreh0ari schooner Iroquois formerly
the flagship Of the Seawanhaka Corinthiiu Yacht
Providence. r. J.. has been hauled up At Meow.
an = way South Brooklyn. 20 receive his annual
J2aq Mar b, r M,faeis Is5ge cutter gedoun
10 vas SAID az TeDos offices that the steam vach,
Wapu lately owned hy Isaac Bearnger. of PORT
Moon. formerly owned by Charles Mclaughlin o.
the Larclmont Yacht club. have been sold ~
the United States Government 10 De- used sor
yachts eft a few days ago for tho south and n he
thought that their destination WIS Key West
THE BLACK PEARL.
The large auxiliary new schooner Black Pearl
which formerly belonged 10 the Earl of Pembroke
end r. owned By Edwin Shelton. OF the Neu
York Yacht club. has arrived AZ Teoos FOR Pho
purpose o. lay NJ up for the winter The Black
Pearl ra'e.s under canvas good deal and she
is one ~ &c largest vessels IN these waters thar
does 80. Win q water IiAe length ~ .. feet She
D. about the same 800 fi0- dimension AS fns ~
English s,hoorcr thc GieniNer Owned h v''7 H."
Aouis 'i faHeN. WAcn = the largest yacht in the
world that proceeds solely under canvas
aliain ID. \. Kerr IS now al south Rrootfvr
owned hy Ll0ll Phoenix. Of the New YORK. va,
Club. This yacht has the American three msetsi
hooner rs. all lore and art canvas though g,lr6
Il sqlare=ai yard handy when wanted Under her
working sail plan she can lie closer 10 lie Wind
than any OF the largest New-Nork auxiliary square
ringers. and can make FIRST rate windward work
without calling 49, me steam power. With every
thing favorable she has been timed at over four
teen KNOTS nnntr ."hN a. ana her appearance IL
thoroughly American and smart Tier owner Is one
OF the best sailors IN me New-York Yacht Club
and he would not have anything hut "A fast c~ort
on the return from many internationsl ,arb,
races ~ Sandy Hook II has Deen nnti~ea 49,
the Intrepid takes pretty good Mace IN fha ,ins
although she Is only an auxiliary Captain ker-
takes special PRIDE In having this boat as NJ as a
Thomas l.. Watt Of the American yach, ct,h
sent his steam yacht. the Osceola 10 south Rrook
lyn a. soon a. the races FOR the Americas Gun
nnishcd ana 'aptaln 'lausen. the skipper Of this
liN' I'D ~ w. l'W'N ~ 'harf" through the
winter The boat Is now 81 process of being lad nm
The celebrated schooner yacht Coronet whose
many succcs.inl round the world cruises haVa
formed caus, FOR prid, among Ameri.sn vacot.-
men. is now owned by John l. Waterbury OF the
Nov ork Nacnt 'luh. who also owns the = .hoou-
er Saxon. which Is understood % be Tor sale Tia
crew ON the toroaet Is taking IN the moulded In
terror ballast out of the boat and nsclnr IN an on,
81 Tebo's wharves 40 De cleaned On. 81 me h,nda
fnld yesterday that The ballast had nor been out nj
tnt 'rait ior long tine. not he thought since
VIII also be dried out and cleansed and p,lnted
Inc yacht Is no" boating high. and It IS said that