Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-07
THE YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
About Fifty Boats Entered for thu
 Races T~.MorrOV.

About Fifty Boats Entered for the
 Races Te.Morrow.
 The New Haven Yacht club will hold its annual regatta tomorrow "Wednesday and from all indications it will exceed in interest all the former regattas of this club.
 The New York Yacht Club Racing asso- ciation's annual cruise began yesterday from New York, and fifty boats started on the trip. One of the first harbors the cruisers will make is that of New Haven, and Mir. Parkhin adds that all the yachts will remain here until after the regatta. A reception will be given the New Workers when they arrive here to-day. It will be stag affair to welcome the guests, and every member of the local club is expected to be present.
 At least twenty-five of the principle yacht clubs on the coast, from Boston to New York, have been invited to enter boats in the New Haven races, among them being the New York, Atlantic, Knicker' booker, Larchmont, Harlem, Columbia, New Rochelle, Oyster Bay, Hull, Eastern, Narragansett Bay, Fall River and New Bedford.
 There will probably be in the neighbor- hood of fifty yachts in this annual contest. The NewHaven club will have about twen- ty of their, own yachts in the races.
 The program of the regatta announces the races and that the course over which they will sail is that of the New Haven club. Cash prizes will be awarded to the winning boats in these classes. Then there will be special prizes. Those who wish to see the race and en- ioy a pleasant sail can take the steamer Elm City, which will follow the yachts over the course. The members of the club are entitled to tickets on her free and oth- CTS can obtain them for fifty cents ',
 The Elm City will leave Belle Dock at 1O:3O, half an hour before the race starts, and will have on board a band. The cater ing has in former years not been up to the standard, and many could obtain nothing to eat or else they were obliged to pay high prices for it. This year, however, change has been made and everyone can get all they want at reasonable price. Dinner will be only 50 cents. and besides this lunch counter will be open. Many tickets have been sold and large and se- lect party will be on board.
 It has been noticed this season that the entries in all of the regattas of the various yacht clubs along the coast have been rather small, and the New Haven club is fortunate in securing so many yachts for it's race. The New York Yacht Racing as- sociation is composed of quite number of clubs of small yachts and it is expected that the names of many of these will be received for entry.
 Among the yachts which have already been entered are the following well known boats: The sloop Champion, Vice Con- modore Burritt of the Indian Harbor Yacht club; cutter Seabelle, Commodore Seymour, New Haven Yacht club; sloop Phyllis, Messrs. Chamberlain and Carr, New Haven Yacht club; sloop Con cord, MT. Roome, Jersey City Yacht club and New Haven Yacht club; sloop Aria, MT. Charles B. Warner, Saybrook; slooI Yacht club; sloop Notus, Commodore William H. Rowe, Columbia Yacht club sloop Portia, MT. s. H. Mason, jr., Colum bia Yacht club; sloop Nautilus, Messrs, Pringle and Hoskin, Columbia Yacht club; sloop Carrie, MT. E. E. Baker, New Haven Yacht club; sloop Mariota, Vice. Commodore Harris and Mr. G. R. Chamberlin, New Haven Yacht club sloop Oriole, MT. M. P. Lee, Harlem Yacht club; sloop Theresa, MT. A. w. Warner, Harlem Yacht club; sloop Ramona, for merly owned by MT. Jennings, Southport sloop Flora, T. F. Hammer, Bradford, N. H. Y. o.. sloop Jewell, George B. Dudley, N. H. Y. o.; sloop Wanda, c R. Water. house, N. H. Y. O.; sloop Stranger, J. U
 Macauley, N. H. Y. O.; sloop Vidette, H. G. Shepard, N. H. Y: o.; sloop Dare Devil c. c. Andel, N. H. Y. O.; sloop May l flower, F. 0. Cannon, N. H. Y. O.; slooI | Nina, 0. G. Eggleston, N. H. Y. c.
 A handsome program of the regatta, ,spe cially designed for the New Haven Yacht
 club, will be given to each person buying ! a ticket on the Elm City.