New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06

on. the Aagou q he Queer
- vs-rt -rey call The Sharnr0ck h''-r
Say tarsTen ~. Yankee 20 "
Tina CHALLENGER Shamrock was taken or' l'r
another trial spin yesterday n nar- O'71-
.-a ~ considerable seaWev. She proved g.
.-..-as-.rg ~ spectators as or her 1ls-
- m Monday. and better oppor'lii'
IS e4o-dA6 % Judging her On some po-H's va
..r.,g Fo- instance she took one -t"7
-.-~el,e- nm before The wind and also TWO r-.s
nth -he wind about abean between me 0'-
Hook and Scotland lghtships 9ne maze
Lro-s before The wind and close - 'n.r'3-n ans
~, -ba beam wind II was admitted on 'A-7---'-'
authority that she was going a. t"e''V f-''
he-Deer The two lightshps, but tne n-N9'1'
- -.ds g. nearer thirteen knots on oarefni
timing
IT, Gives t--ls+wor-hy showing 81 some ~
- -soas MT he~ hest n The running. because
sha vas rot carrying her balloon 10 Wirs@1
-,.h che e,irrake-. or her club ga|'oF7a-.'
- g --hto, she would % certainly carving
d, -aoe hit in the side Wind ok sne vas
--o-srf,- go+~c a. nearly ne- top speed. as sne
"a. vel lad over TO her high speed angie
cer-7-.,g ~ the time the ordinary love- canvas
and q small ybheaded working santopsaA
r,a ,-ass rug engaged BY the newspapers II
York vas The Jack Dyknan sailed oy zap
...r Inn 2 Fountain who pushed his o'at
.r-orrh With confidence and discretion Inc
-.,.-.- &c q -overful 12-knot boat an1 on
+,Asa occasions q good speed and known speed
~ The press tug is q great value n as'er-
49, 80 ,s4- - th4 crat. being watched TIE
Dvkn,ar was clearly two knots faster man ''@
,ng Ellis. which has hitherto been used
a. =
.o,,4 Yesterday morning without her new SUIT
-. .a...as rbe same suit was used as n Mon
de,,. +es- which IS The sal plan under "Hl'h
- .,,-.a soa,,=- -he britannia n England
- euANPocK GETS UNDER WAY
,.. ,.ao., was found living comfortably at a.
o,,r ~ the quiet waters q SANDY Hook Hay'
-. she had been lefr on the previous evening
A. @ o.,fock he crew brought ~ me working
..-.sou and tib and sent these up the forward
800 ~ s+ors ready 70 Be broken OUT a. pun
49,. cheats The rnalrsaM began 20 rise ~
2 % -,.,oo1 and after 10 o'clock th@ Upton
.o-..~.4 -,ir lanes 4 Lawrence handed aboard
- .o,rl.re the anchor was raised ana ne
,.o,h+ started Of 20 round SANDY Hook POINT
INTO -he seaway outside
the v-ind on the ocean y az sourneast oy cas-
srseh and The seas were coming IN WIN ooNf'--
@-a4,e n,dv % them But the Shamrock noticed
~ usv4 motion very little. and even when o'-
-, loved A. comparatively sio" pace she
,ttobed less than would be expected ny any one
~, us stranger 70 the craft. Her long over
.srg seems 20 get the push and the III our ~
.te o,~orn,ne waves before they begin 20 ht' me
..a,- boav o.. the hull and when the bo" Is nish
49, lo,y overhang a. the stern is working 20
keep the decks level
The working gantopsah " as set on me way
oot This sail having 10 yard. being .aced ny
49,. ,,,a % the topmast a. 1t went up When
49, scotland Lightship vas reached the steam
Inch was lowered from the steam yacht Erin
10 ta,se, the man who made those perfect
~ars and Fife. the designer. ana Gomez f'1e
.~taro came aboard the shamrock
S,r Thomas Upton remained on the EFih' anu
.. saer,ed that he stayed on the bridge all day.
,,,. oonstaut watching through The glasses and
49, nick energetic movements showed that ne
..'.- intensely absorbed in the trials that were
g,ine on. At Il IS o'clock The shamToeA oIoE7
be- headsails and payed OF into me star
- ,scr with the same quick spin that WIS
o.1oad On the 1rst day. The T!1d shifted III