The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-28

| Third Race-simsr to tho first race
| Fourth Race-s,mar to the second race,
| The starting line and compass bearings sha DO On
nounced Us cary as practicable.
LENGTH OF CouRsEs,
Courses shall be nearly as possible thirty nautical
miles in length.
ponsd races shalt be settled not less than
e eSsSs Gt o"is as 81" follows, ''' " "
src"nd"ln case both yachts consent to a postpone
mgbi case of accident as hereinafter provided
preparatory signal shall be given ter m,nutss be
the starsnx ssna nss and ths time Of the
yachts snail be ress9ned from a , Inc nsan
TIME OF MAKING RACES.
Any race In which the elapsed time Of the yacht On.
shns irt exceeds six hours shall not count ana must
TINE ALLOWANCE
racing rules OF the New York Yacht 9th shall govern
of9 oad Water Inc over eshtyv
double in calculating the sailing length for time allow
ance.
The first race shall be fixed for oct; s. sublee; 70
change by mutual agreement the other races enAil
The date Of the hrst race with an interval OF one
shall DO settled by mutual agreement
ACCIDENTS.
In case OF serious accident 70 either yacht prior to
eject repairs being required to start or II du
INK before being required to start in the next
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.
The yacht selected to defend the cup shall DO named
week prior to tho hrst race
MANUAL POWER
Manual power only shall be used for working the
competing vessels
1t IL said that in addition to making Sandy
Hook the nearest poi MT from land from which
as to insert clause calling for the setting OF
the starting line even further out to sea than
Sandy Hook Lightshtp in case OF adverse
inHa yuu
Of fifteen miles to windward and leeward and
back without compelling the yachts to run IN
too close to the New Jersey or Long Island
shores in the event Of beat to ,wiadward.
As already stated in THE SUN. Archibald
the Valkyrie. while Lloyd Phoenix: the popular
owner OF the Intrepid is the unanimous choice
OF both sides for the position OF referee IN case
down at Bay Ridge where the English. cut
Htante for the past lew days
was hustle and activity yesterday, Her racing
sails GSs g in her biz mn
Lord Dunrayen. accompanied by H. Matt
Kerr ieft The Waldorf shortly after ocIoek
in the morning; and took the l2;i9 2'eiock
ESSt e Ya shy t tab: e a @
for them. They were taken out to the Vat
kyrle; where Lord Dunrayen made hasty y, IN
spection Of his boat. Apparently ne was salts
fed with the progress made; az he did not
waste m uch time aboard and. hastily sterpng
the EXCEPTION .ns Of Des9ner watson we're taken
to the Atlantic Yacht Clubs house at the foot
q Fifty;,hith street. South Brooklyn. whero
a. the Earl stepped or the, club float 2 sailor
on the end OF the. pier salpted with the pig
so much that he nearly fell into the water. At
the same time the club flag came down from
the tall 6 ass af I fG ord sn
raven made a tour Of the club house. carefully
Inspecting the yachting pictures and models.
and secured three rooms for
himself and friends during race zee h week an
ters there while the race was on.
In response to THE SUN reporters query as
to whether his conference with the Cup Com
mittee had been satisfactory he said 1t had:
he added, When aske 4 there was any truth
go 80 sspSre Feet !no canvas
here than she used on the other side ne said;
None whatever" He also said t !, she would
probably have trial spin to- day II the weather
VII The entire party were taken out to the Val.
hours Watching the mainsail being bent At
$3.50 o'clock the Valkyrie.s gig was lowered.
With his BG at tnS s Sm aSst
time to see the boat leaving her slip;
where StewardIhnke loaned them the naphtha
IaunCn TO take tnem TO INC
ferry. where they caught the 4 o'clock boat for
this city. AS they did not have time to go into
the slip the launch was run up alongside OF u
canal boat where the Earl. u spite Of his lame.
Literally putting his hest foot forward he out.
spirited Mr.. Kersey to the ticket windoW and
Was the first Of. the party to board the boat
j st az the starting signal was given.
Lord Dunrayen was greatly interested In
some Of the scnooners and sloops which ara
tied up for the, winter in the Atlantic Yacht
Club basin. and he seem ed particularly pleased
with Comm odore b: !. Sutton's beautiful little
Schooner LOYAL which had ! ustt gone cut Of
club house. He admired her lines very ueh.
told that n Mr. Gielow OF this city was respon-
sible for her. he seemed rather surprised that
any one over here but the Herreshoffs could
Design such a boat
Ii is said now that the Valkyris will be
dock ed on Monday morning and will be meas
ured on Wednesday afternoon as soon as abe
Is put in tho water again. The Vigilant will
probably be measured at about the same time
TO sail GU the vigilant and has loaned to Mr.
Iselln Capt. Peterson and eight OF his men from
the Emerald which has Just gone out OF CONF
mission.