New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-31

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Forest Wcekes. Mr.. ana Mrs Charles M9njani
James Roosevelt the Misses ms S4p',n1 Hi
and Mrs Gordon Wendell. Mr.. and Mrs James j.
Fay and J. Murray Mitchell.
The yacn,- VI the Brooklyn Yach, cub were all
noon a gun from he flagship Signal gave the signal
for the hoistins ~ the cub hag rs sooa as IL was
broken out the yachts saluted IT, The Yachts Ter yer,
ship the signal being M re rigni o' tlr I Io,s
at the right Of the .nsh0re Inc the Yachts oil ne
~ shore lime were Louis Wunler,s Vixen tr3nK4n
Mprphys B.ss. !. :. Constants Airs j. y. TIN -
ken's SENECA. q. y Keways Tr,pci ana n.' 90 T.
Humping Adele on me ih.sh@%.H hme tt.rr
smiths Tabtna J. L E2 1o 2@Ic Il t. Lar
ringers Erst,r ssibsr'- Miznan. J. r.
Who.ler's Rosam1nd ard Albert Clunan.s Ennie
u,5 ,,,'rS S, Macr4e on board. sailed between
the two Ines and then led the fleet down 70 nuoy
70 the anchorage an accident happened 70 the sig
nal Her topmasi carried away and fel 70
ovsrhoarl Fortunatcy no one was hurt Among
M. C,mrn-dore's guests on the flagship were Mrs
Maee ie Mssss Jeap0, am JTTS S%nsen M, pr
TrIenrr. Wilson $ Lewis. : o. Eimunis; Masters
David. Archie. Jack. Monte oswald ana S'ahiey
Thc dubious Of the American Yacht club a. at
The usual ceremonies. At o'clock the CLUB nag
was broken o rom h ntss,eR n on s the s stSd
hv' 'h. yachts AMI hy music from the orchestra
4 chilly wind b,ew from the south-southeast ana
most of the guests stayed inside the clubhouse dur
Ing the afternoon. Among the Yachts anchored IN
front OF the dubious. We're the TILE. Golden Roc
Ola. Viola and IIir0ndel. Many naphtha and steam
launches went skipping about the bay To- the wes'
n the clubhouse with parties OF yachtSmen on
blarl W !. Arkell was bore with hls Few launch
judy. Among those pres mt AZ the clubhouse yes
to-day wore: C4nmodor, ). II Fhgler Wet en-
moiDr- caleb Evans. Rrar-CommodOre ana Mrs
- r wills T. Conor J. | Ileay. stephen w
Roach Mss Roach Nit and Mrs ". T. McPhcrson
Mr. ami Mrs George W. Hall. Miss Han. Thomas
D.mond Mr. AMI Mrs Thomas l. ScOvill Mr. and
Mrs charles Greer. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Clement Could
vs. T. Tuuis. g. =. Haughihn. Or. Samuel Hall.
Waiter q. Jones. Isaiah Paxton. II - Schrenkeis'n.
Mr. AM Ms. Ipwther and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles >
W.yl1nl
nuli spring regatta Yesterday. \ large NTt or
uas from .ho clubhouse AZ College Point - S1nis
Point buoy and return. distance ~ eighteen rniles
I.n. next class 90 Yachts sailed over a cpurs, %
fi. Gturwiy buoy AMI return. sixteen miles, Wh44'
the small ones went Oyer a Twelve MIC CON- Use %
Stepping Stones light ami return. Although the
Wind hlow frcehiy. th're was no acci1cr- OF s'rl-
on. nature r tire course he race The steamboat
Cy.nus with guests and friends ~ The ciub' ac-
comu1ulNl the yachts over the course.
The Anqi preparations made yesterday for
the sailing ~ the Ngilalt today. II the wind Is
favorable size viii ,favo be Erie Basin sn9rty after
o'clock rnI proceed - ser. Her dories have been
tak,n on hoprl ana aye ashei on ether side OF the
wheel. aGlrl!ng protection 10 the helmsman IN bad
weather. The last st)rrs now on board
aud everything is ready FOR the champions invasion
OF the yachting realm OF Ems ana.