New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24

carved and FURNISHED silver not going TO 10 won
without struggle Samuel j. Tildeu Is understood 10
believe that his viking has some speed IN her mr.
satisfied that the Ocean Gem Is TO De snee1eo ''
and Frank r. Lawrence despses the "iSuoni ., 'no
Psamist and puts his princes He has one whon
he describes as real live, reigning genuine article
whose name he will put up for membership at the next
meeting OF tho club The Princes yacht as large as
Mr. Gould's.
The members of the steam yacht club are justly proud
oft success. 1t has imposing squadron AliIe"
De Cordoya is commodore fact which he conveys Ill
uniform of dazzling brlliancy and commanding Irowh
His yacht the Promise, is the flagship 1t Is hoa'hB
palace Among the feet already in comm, conmts-
sion Mr. starbucks Tilie Mr. HoagandS a. T
n M Mssoe Mr Walkers Psst@e r GOnds Ata
lanta and his launches Surprise ana DIT, n'r' Mr.
Bate3sn's O skylarE, Mr. cOnnors Utowana1 ,,, and
Mite, Mr.. shoemakers Sphinx Mr; diae mnr Tvms
w Field jr's Petrol Mr.. Bushs idle Hour M fisGs
Theresa John Roacs Yosemite. Mr. BostwieEs OTie1Ia,
Viola. and the Mananete, owned by IL C. pisston. or
Philadelphia. The .yachtownng mem 9o,nh pa 70 70
son Will soon enter his ine ,n IHa' Nv t the
scba, and magnificent boat Is being D.lt Dy ' no
Cramps, which viii come in and do its best 10 carry Ss
the cup The club has certainly been generous IN Ihe
upon which 1t offers this prize Any steam {aen
I'm the world compete FOL 1t and the winner hou
perpetual trophy The contest will take place III sep
TENDER after the races for the Americas cup
Among prosperous clubs of lesser MAGNITUDE Is the
largely increased membershpnow numbering more Ina
hundred James schussee Is Its commodore, ana h
G.. Peabody l. second IN command THIS rs inc only clup
In these waters that uses the waer-llno nedst o.
W be sailed on June H. The course viii be from tho
clubhouse at Greenp0nt to and around the ganeWay-
each of tue six classes contesng boats and Maiden
Lana jeweer offers handsome prize TO the yacht
ecomnany the regatta for tho of the clubs
guests It's opening sail takes place oil sunday May Of,
when Commodore schussele will take the fleet down
For Several weeks the members have been actively
putting their boats in shape. j. f. snllivans cabin
sloop Julia has undergone repairs and Al
teratons that are expected to make speedy
club already overheard are II. c. Roomes Linda,
II. IL. Holiness Ayelon James Ahearn's Fly NJ j.
Chardes Fayorta, James q. RennisOns Trecarthen, A.
r. Panick's Loreili. James Conway's Louise, Charles
Brands Iris j. whes Alice the Con1odores nag
MacManus, OF Willett's Point These all cabin
sSG M and EGs Moses aco are aso
sion.
The circular letter of the NewYork Yacht Club TO the
secretaries OF all the clubs In tbs United states OF any
reputation been issued presenting the conditions OF
entrance In the trial races to determine the
Americas cup defender It states that the trial
part Of June or early in July during week They
will be open to all sngemasted vessels OF not less than
sixty feet in length the waerne. belonging to any
duly organized yacht club in the United states with the
condition that any vessel taking part therein shall be
subject selection by the committee in charge the
representative OF the New-York Yacht Club. tho com
mee rcscrving themselves the right OF forming their
own Judgment fitness for the purpose In view ire
speetive OF the actual result Of the races"
These good conditions and ought TO bring out all
there OF speedy boats in the country. The purpose
OF the reservation which closes the quoted paragraph
will easily he understood when 1t Is said that the s9ec
ton of the committee will have special reference
the conditions of wind and sea prevailing on
the day OF the Any weather Is u cutters
weather but Americas glory lies In beating an En-
gish crack boat with essentially American vessel the
Genestas opponent Is to be slOOp, and q sloOps
weather depends materially the sloop So that the
boat which may win the majority OF the trial races may
he the desirable boat for the nal contest The trials
are designed TO test the capablles ana possDos OF
the boats, and tie which is most promising for the
and wind OF the decisive day viii be chosen This
discretion, however. fixes heavy weight OF RESPONSE
bility the committee
last meeting OF the New-York Yacht Club only five
yachtOwneIs. Mr. stickney OWNS the new steam Yacht
Falcon. John j. Phelps Is happy in the possession OF
the new schooner yacht Brunhilde the launching OF
which, together with complete description OF shape
and rig recently told I'm these columns. George
Gordon King the steam yacht Ladoga built at
Bristol, X. L., by Herreshof Mr. Collendcr owns the
schooner SperenZa, built for him ast fall, and Mr.. Rob
bins bought Charles Stillman's litnc cutter Murie
These all valuable additions Ia the clubs feet The
report that member of the club hid bought tho
schooner Monauk gt to the club. for the benefit of
the OI-yacht-Owning members, after the manner or
Charles Lelands generosity the Seawanhaka COrnh-
Club, stallized the presentation by John r.
Will be handsomely placed III the clubs
parlor. The runor now Is that j. l.. Brooks has
bought the Montauk.
Fx.CommOdora W. A. W. Stewart has bought the Eng
lish cutter Maggie from George Warren. 1t has water
line length of forty live feet She Is not the finest speci
of her class. Ncils Osens Yacht List Will record
sixty-seven clubs and nearly 1900 boats. will bo
ready during this week william Ziegler, who has just
is also a member of the American and the New-YOrk
clubs.