New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-16

Morton T. Plants schooner Ingomar, stripped Of
her gear and all spars except her lower masts and
bowsprit is lying anchor IN Bristol Harbor. OF
the works OF her builders. the Herreshor Manu-
made in the yacht before her departure in the
enter her IN the principal races
A new yacht for the 1s-foot class. from designs
BY z. A. Boardman. Of Boston. for J. ". Olnstead.
is being laid down by Shiverfck OF Kingston r. I.
The yacht is somewhat similar TO the Arrow and
the Chance two Of the most successful prize win
in the East. by the same designer Mr.. Ohm
boat all through the next season Charles Francis
Adams. I'd. has also ordered an 1s-footer from the
about type OF which several TO be built the
also has a Z5-foot knockabout in hand. and two Is
fOoters. for well known yachtsrnen Of Massachu-
sets Bag.
An open meeting Of the Yacht Racing Associa-
ton OF Gravesend Bay will be held Thursday
evening November 1s at O'Clock. at the Assembly.
No. pos Fulton-st-. Brooklyn. at which the prizes
won In the season Of 1903 will be presented to the
winners The officers Of the assoeia,tion desiring
Iating to future racing on Gravesend Bay. request
all members and their friends who are interested
in racing in those waters to attend the meeting so
that plans agreeable 10 all may be made for the
season Of 1904
There VIII be meeting tonight OF the Yacht
Racing Association OF Long Island Sound at the
Arena. at which final action wiz be taken on the
The entertainment committee Of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club announce that an informal club dinner
viii be held at Mouquiu's No. 4J4 sixth-ave. Man
haitian at O'Clock Wednesday evening
Members Of the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club are
pleased with the arrangement. BY which the
clubhouse at Port Washington is 10 be kept open
on Saturdays and Sundays during the winter
months for their accommodation Meals and re-
freshments will be served. and the house viii be
heated.
The new three masted schooner Atlantic. de-
signed By Gardner & Cox for Wilson Marshall, OF
The New-York and Atlantic Yacht clubs. is nearly
ready for the cruise in Southern waters contem-
plated by her Judging from the remark
able sDeed made by the yacht IN her recent run
from New-LOudOn to Newport, she VIII De aoIs 20
make some quick passages from port 70 port Wren
she begins cruise Many yachtsnnen thlnA SIC
would make record passage across the Atianuc
a. bar gunner should choose 10 her n the pro-
posed ocean race for the German Emperor ; cup.
The 1s-footer Arrow. OF Boston. considered oy
MANY IN be the fastest boat her class this year
has been sold 10 B. s. Permar. who owned Miss
Hodestv BY E A. B6ardman, the designer and
last summer, winning fifteen hrst prizes hVe sec
ouds one third and three fourtts. Win one Win
drawal and one breakdown Sne Vas stlLe1 ~ .sr
designer and his brother. r u. Boardnan The Ar
row made a clean score N the CorlnIliah 1acht
Club championship races-hve hrsts IN nVe starts
She also won the COrintfian midsummer series.
-cN-iog fvro frsrs a third and a fourth Her score
North Shore circuit, urst the Man
chester first in the East Gloucester. and two nrsts
at Annisqua. IN three Of these races she Won o. a
large margin over the second boat
NJ perTnsr intends TO race the Arrow next sum
rner at Hull and Marblehead- he VIII nave her
ready early in the season FOR the MEMORIAL Day