Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-21
Second Annual Cruise
Of the New Haven Yacht Club-The Or.
 ders of the Commodore.

Of the New Haven Yacht Club-The Orr
 ders of the Commodore.
 The following orders for the New Haven Yacht club were issued yesterday by Con- modore Billiard:
 The N. H. Y. 0. squadron. on their second annual cruise visit the following ports near the dates
 August 4-Rsndezvous at Thimble Islands.
 August 6.-The fleet will remain at anchor during
 August G. Leave Thimble Islands, destination 0reenport, N. Y.
 August 8.-Proceed to Newport, R. I.
 August 9.-Proceed to New Bedford, Mass.
 August 10.-Wiu remain at anchor at New Bedford
 August n.-Prooeed to Edgartowp, Mass.
 August 12-tsunday4 Remain at Edgartown. hagap arrange anything pertaining to the cruise --O' H. D. B1L1ARD Commodore.
 ON BOARD FLAGSHIP "'EEDEAvoR." F. NEW HAVEN, July, 1888. r The yachts to comprise this squadron on the second annual cruise of the New Haven Yacht club will assemble at Thibls Islands, o the Island View House, Augut 1883, where they will await further
 IT. It is hoped that as many yachts of the club as possible will attend and by their numbers attest the the success of this, the second annual cruise. owners of yachts who intend to join the squadron will notify the fleet captain, in writDg at once of " All yachts are expected to remain with the squadron unless excused by the commodore The feet will be absent from the home port two weeks By command of Fl. D. BILLIARD, Commo dore. GEORGE E. DUDLEY, Fleet Captain. FLAG REGULATIONS, ETC. Hoissing CoIors.-Yaehts in commission should hoist their colors at o'clock and haul them down at sunset taking time from the senior officer present.
 Night Pennants.-Between sunset and cOlors they should carry night pennant. Guns--Roguns should be fired on setting or haul ing down the coIors except by the yacht giving the time nor between sunset and coors, on SuB day Remnants, Private Signals, Etc.-Flag officers should display their pennants while in commission except when absent for more than fortyeight hours In such their private signal should be hosted Meal PeDnants-A white rectangular flag should be displayed at the main ssrboard spreader schoon- and the starboard spreader on s1nglemasteo Ves sels, during the meal hours of the owner. red pennant at the foreport epreader on schoon- and the port spreader on s1nge-masteo vessels during the meal hours of the crew. Salutes-An sa1utes should be returned in kind Passing at Sea-Yachts passing one another should always exchange salutes, juniors saluttng first. Entering Port-Flag officers on entering port ent. Captains should salute the yachts at anchor. SquRdrons Passing at Sea-When squaorong Of diff ferent clubs meet Eautes should be exchanged only by the commanding officers. Single Masted Vessels Under Sail-SiDgle masted vessels should display their private signals when m flag.
 To Notify the Squadron to Proceed on-Asblue rec tanguIar flag displayed from topmost head followed by two gun at intervals of fifteen seconds, from commanding officers yacht. Notify the Squadron of Making a darbor-A reo flag displayed above with one gun. Notifying the Squadron to Heave to-A white flag displayed as above, followed by three guns