The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-20

being repsintsd and is erpected 10 20 into com.
s %lss' viii Ps snsh Ts' =; Rsho s'f Bay for here ,Ss sA. :.i Ban.
saracen, Irene, Monte Cito. and Gioriana are ali
SSOSst he ass: .ecS SSS s sss iii IL May sS i PiSp SS%T ,sInp,
that the new ooete the Larchmont Yacht Club's
'N @Scd Ss. 1Ju Miif a SfiSSS%' lSp ". Gould pro..v
FL S.w I Nor oS ei ". = facing GIG thirty feet Ions;
FOR McLoushlln Brothers q New YORK city. il
Is Of The "s s5a ST ~ TYPE s,d has eenireb2srd and
tack Is the material principally used. The cabin
Is Of Georgia pine. divided Into several COM
Mahogany is used in the trimmings.
The pilot house is we'll pitched forward and
The yacht is expected 70 make good time with
It's double means of propulsion, aud will 90
.Tho Iris, Clifford p. Hendricks, Harlem
Yacht Club. Is being. thoroughly overhauled,
ant, in: Titus, ~Knickerbosker Yacht club:
Jim y; = Merritt, "; Ante, Roma, and Elsie
sssd Si Tor oG pesor TTPalrs Ssy and are expected to be
Bylss las nearly, ready a new keel yacht, de-
'W!s assrn by H Of Yyo !; Y &islo city for Her +; D m MS5ssn
ments are: Length on desk. So feet; water
lfins, 2 sbS r fit; o EssI' Ggfs t.s feet, I, beam, 13;5
frame Is Of ok, the stick q pine, the other
frim nm Shs VIII be ynwl-riRged and will
New LONDON, April lO.-The yachting season
& RTGtfb.sFdd 50 steamer tie = nyei kS ShS Il t OF t iSsst! New York !;
Yacht Club will probably be the first to 60 into
er's pennsnt on May !. Mr.; Hubbard's private
f f.tse af K. hf ft SIil ssre essn Distinguished lis by the
c. ii. Osgood's steamer Norvhal OF the n. Y.
Y. {; has been hauled from her winter quarters
to prummond's. where her boilers and engine
are being overhauled preparatory to beginning
the season. 1t will be nearly the first OF June
before GSps. 1 Earl T Ss, i baS &c, 9Som op.w 10 i =. o,.oo,..
steamer Fedalme at work on that boat for a
fortnight. She has been taken. to Norwich,
early. Lewis Cass Ledyard's schooner Montauk
has q gang OF mon at work on her, and Capt.
about the middle Of May. -
james Pendleton of stonington has purchased
the crack boats Of the New Haven Club fb11 and
will hereafter hall from Stonington. Sho will
Eew Haven had the Marguerite built P al Bsso %.
FORD; but for ten years she has been owned by
Col. A. G. Tyler's I'm keel DrusillA, ". II. Y.
C., will be early In commission. and will be en-
tered In races for her class.
Morgan's yard. where she Is undergoing extern
siys sl.sratioDs; She va. hauled out last fall.
Y. c. is being overhauled in shaw's Cove under
in years past. She viii fli'' GO mn Into oat eomam MISSION
about May 30. The steamer Narada of tho
is in the harbor overhauIing. Capt. Dudley
Brand. who wasthe Marguerita's sailing master
last season when on her European voyage, will
command her again this year. She will 60 into
at Norfolk May 25.
The sloop Huron of the Larchmont Y. G. is
getting ready for the season at Noank. Capt.
Beebe, her sailing master, Is aboard TO overlook
the work.
II is announced here that F. G. Fowler has
gold bis cutter Zule!ka Of the y; Y. Y. c. to
Winthrop Thayer Of Boston. The steamer
tomorrow.
New ROCHELLE April 1e.-These yachts are
off tho harbor in Echo Bay, and have
gone into commission: Adrian Iselin DDS Hope.
Laurence d.. Huntington's Question, G. II.
Ellen. H. Dasser's Idak, and the lola
The Eurybia, which is the flagship of the Co.
fleet and owned by COmmodoreC Charles
Pryor, 10 fitting out at Port Jefferson. She will
be placed in commission in May.