New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18

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W weg Gps and the sS pan Will be $50
the plankng and the frames and keel VIII De 2eo 1d
will be feet inches head room.
Sherman Hoyt and H. M. Crane have ordered two
21-foot raceabouts for the racing OF this class In
the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club, which
promises to be interesting. The boats are built to
certain limitations laid down by the club, ana APP
parently about seven of them will compete on the
courses off Oyster Bay.
The Gravesend Bay Yacht Club passed the list
OF the Nominating Committee at the annual meeting
last Wednesday night follows: Commodore,
Charles W. Morgan; vice-commodore, Edward P
Morse; commodore. George B. Waters; presi-
dent. Cornelius Furgueson; vce-president, A. " b.
James
Mackey: feet surgeon, Dr. G. g. Cochran; trustees
G. Bolton, c. ?. Roseman, Sidney Grant, Charles
W vi BERG 4 c br L. coPsh 9Snd
R. w. RummeiI.
Among the yawls coming out is for Fred
erck T. Clayton. who last year sold the 45-footer
Alga to w. E. c. Eustis. In his new boat the
wants speed we'll comfort, and Arthur
Bnney the designer. is giving him this. She will
be 70 feet long over all with 45-foot waterline.
IA feet beam and feet draught the plans showing
a clean lined craft with the companion stairs COM
ing down forward of a large double-berthed state
room and leading to the capacious main saloon
Contrary the first report Commodore Hoyt's
newly purchased Isolde will not be sailed in this
country by the former skipper Of the Shamrock
Captain Hogarth has been engaged to sail the
NJ. Clark,
More that 81 900 has been subscribed for the build
ing of a clubhouse for the Philadelphia Yacht
Club. A. L. English the newly elected president.
has turned over the building plans and the money.
The most successful cup challenger that ever
came to America has now gone to Gosport TO be
broken up. In the Genestas second with the
Puritan, which twenty miles to eeward and
return, off Sandy Hook the American defender
by the margin of minute and
thirty-eight seconds. corrected time. The Val
kyrie II came nearer than this in her last race,
losing by about forty seconds. corrected time; but
the Genesta was successful against number of
American vessels in other races, and won the
Douglas, the Cape May and the Brenton Reef cups.
Grsyling and Fortuna, the sloop Oracle and the
cutter Ieen while In these waters.
On Memorial Day S5-foot yawl will be launched
at Patchogue for f. L. Hauptner of the Greenville
Yacht Club.
Frederick NJ. Hoyt, lately the owner of the syce
and now the purchaser of Mr.. Donaldson's cele-
brated Isolde viii continue to be commodore of
the Stamford Yacht Club for another year. The
following the list of other officers elected Vice
commodore Walter Ferguson rear-commodore.
John 7. Williams; secretary and treasurer Charles
measurer L Franklin Wardwell; chaplain, the Rev,
p H Vail; auditor, Schuyler Merritt directors
Hs sl' Edward 6. Hoyt' George g Hoyt James D.
Smith, E 1,. E Brgggerhoff, Stewart w Smith. Al
Committee for lsCO-O1. A H Smith H. P. Bartlett
Walter NJ. Smith Malcolm r. Pitt and Walter D.
Haskam.
The flagship of the Jamaica Bay Yacht Club. Rear
Commodore Liptons auxiliary Laurena, Is at Long
Island City having twenty feet OF length added to
her by the Daimler Motor Company
That the new schooner Endymion. belonging to
George Lord Day, Of the New-York Yacht Club,
may enter the regattas Kiel this seems to
be among the expectations of English yachtsmen.
Before leaving his present cruise DEVILS
Island and the West Indies, Mr.. Day said nothing
about this but II he should put his big cruiser into
the German races he will meet the American Yampa
NOW Iduna) and the American Lasca and Alcaea
NOW Sudwesp: and 1t would seem odd 10 find the
nopolized by American two-stickers.
The Riverside Yacht Club has elected the follow
ing officers for the coming season. Commodore,
George C. Tyson, schooner Nirvana; vice-commo-
dore, James D. Smith schooner Viking; rear-com-
modore, E. Hope Norton, sloop Memory; treasurer,
Charles F. Buxton; secretary. J. G. Porter; meas
urer. T e Ferris; trustees for term ending Febru-
uneXpired term OF George Lowther, resigned, W. j.
L. Davids; Regatta Committee, Charles p. Tower,
Committee, Robert Rutter J. H McKenna and
George F. Marks: Entertainment Committee. ].
jr.; fleet surgeon, DR.. "a II. Tyson jr: chaplains,
the Rev. Dr. George c. Houghton, the Rev. Rufus
Putney and the Rev. Charles F. Boylston
Fletcher. of Providence, will have in commission
next summer. will be in charge of a of Captain
Haf, the celebrated skipper of the cup defenders
Vigilant and Defender.