New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
THE CRAFT AND THOSE WHO SAIL THEM

Since the arrival OF the Senta which Is 20 race IN
the s5-foot class been hauled out. and II is
now known that she suffered much in her tenn
pestuous and PROLONGED voyage from E2slsnd- and AT At
present she looks pretty badly battered, but Will
be ready for ter new owner, \ Howard
was one Of the longest on record for yacht she
being unheard of FOR forty-one days before reacA-
ing Bermuda.
The English steam yacht purchased by Henry G.
Rouse of the seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club,
is not the Rosabell. understood, but the Lady
God.va, auxiliary screw schooner built by the
Lairds of Birkenhead. eleven years ago. She is
pected at New-York about the middle OF June.
Miss Eloise l.. Breeze, Of the New-York Yacht
Club is having her steam yacht Elsa rehtted for
the season at the Mcintosh slips az Twenty six n
St. South Brooklyn. The yacht Will be drydocked
this week.
Commodore Walther Iuttgen is having his steam
yacht Linta. tho flagship of the Columbia Yacht
Club overhaued, preparatory TO commission. on
the Harlem River. Captain John Moore will have
the craft ready for the opening ceremonial OF the
club
The new steam yacht built for Guy Norman, Of
Boston. is be called the Hope. After the yacht
is launched here she will be chiefly used in New
port waters. and with length OF eighty-six feet.
speed of twelve miles an hour is guaranteed-this
rate be maintained for five consecutive hours.
Captain c. w. Scott has the big steam yacht
Aphrodte at the Manning slips In the Erie Basin
where the craft is fitting out for the Of her
owner, Colonel Oliver H Payne. In addition 10
being the handsomest yacht that America pos
SeSSeS vessel
usual this year, owing to the fact that her owner is
of the owners of the defender Constitution.
The following officers have been elected In the
Ocean Yacht Club for the ensuing year: Com
rnodore Herman SeImer: vice-commodore, Freder-
lex Rierson: rear-commodore, Theodore Tompkins:
financial secretary John H. Schron corresponding
secretary Otto f. Schroeder: treasurer Charles Fl.
Robinson; measurer James A. Dunn fleet surgeon,
Henry Leonard and trustees. Louis Birkle, Thomas
Mcknight and Emile Hagedorn
The Huntingtons. of New Rochelle building
fo, ha old tI{o 10
was designed by Ellsworth. in 1888 and is
owned in the New-York Yacht Club. She is receiv-
ing decks. cockpit and cabin house of ma
hogany at Cold Spring, Long Island.
The schooner yacht Constellation arrived at Bos-
ton yesterday, coming from Bermuda after a short
cruise the West Indies with the owner, Mrs.
Skinner. and her sister Miss Carr board The
question whether Captain Watson, of this
craft will be relieved Of his contract with Mrs
Skinner he associate skipper of the Independence
TO be answered in the negative.
With Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Stuyvesant. of this
city. and party OF the owners friends on board
the steam yacht Margaret will make long cruise
Mr.. Emerson and his daughter. Margaret, with the
panty will join the vessel at Southampton. and
after visiting St. Petersburg and Paris various
Mediterranean ports will be called at. 1t has been
will be made, so that the party may make IAN in
land tourney on camels, though the railway to
Cairo will probably be preferred. The voyage will
extend to Manila, and finally to Yokohama the
port The Margaret leaves Baltimore on May ?.
The first international for the Seawanhaka
Cup to be sailed between the Royal St Lawrence
Yacht Club and the challenger brought from
England by Lorne Currie of the Island Sailing
Club, will be sailed on Lake St. Louis on July "a