New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
ANNUAL N. YNC: REGhT1H4'
THE COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES IT'S fNo'
GRAMME FOR JUNE II.
,,,p un,nER OF PRIZE CUPS TO BE OFFERED
WILL. DEPEND ON THE ENTRIEs-A sfE-
cr.r RACE FOR THIRTY-FooTERs.

URN, nrprSD ON THE ENTRIEs-A sPE-
crA1. RACE FOR THIRTY-FooTERs'
The hfty-hrst annual regatta OF the new. iu DIN
Yacht Club will be held on June L. anu v.na
ga,ta Committee. comprising S. Nicholson Na"e
,rchIh,ld Rogers and Gouverneur Kortright. Is OUT
u,,th ia announcement Of the arrangements
the prizes In each class. regular ~" GUY w.
given the successful boat II two or more '''
n 500 cup for the second II four or more ss"' -,
boats in cruising trim cup worm ei' ..o
given as first prize II two or more start anu '"
= -. sooo,d nr,ze ~ four or more cross the nhe'
Pv cruising trim II is meant that at ieas' o'
anchor shall be carried on the bow with cape oe"''
with the cruising complement or boa's' oiu,e
deck cabin and galley fittings ana hN'"'eS III p y.
Topsa!ls extending above the truck or peyo''u .'
end of the gaff are barred The c'ass''ca''o" "''
be as follows: 49,, ,o,r,,
schooners-Class all over s. feet racns ensth
class not over and 50 feet racing ensth
@ no! over S and and over g feet ra ans ens
class ; not over Is feet racing length al ovar
Single masted vessels ana WI, over 50 and over
80 feet racine ra S cnsh cas 10, and
feet rcns sn nss Cs class mot mot over 5 and
30 feet racing length Class g. not over % 'ee'
racing length
Entries for the race must be made In writing ad-
dressed 10 the Regatta Committee ana VIII De re-
ceivcd up 10 II a June 9. Yachts alone IN 'ne'r
classes will be sailed In a mixed class. win the
proyidei allowance for rig. There VIII be no 'he
limit I'm tho race and the start VIII be mace OH
buoy No I3 Lower Bav, at II O'Clock. VINO anu
weather permitting Yachts must carry their pri-
v,,e signals AZ the main peak and display their
numbers on each side OF the rainsail. as near the
middle Of the sail as practicable, and just above
tho unn,r reef band Yachts not entered In the
race must In following the course. keep to ee"ard
AMI behind the contestants, and Will be expected
70 exercise care 50 as not TO interfere with the
racers IN ans way. particularly at the turning
points
There VIII be two courses. the second for classes
. and G. slngle-mastel vessels and yaw.s. The
COURSES Will Toe follows
No l. START across an imaginary line drawn frc N
buoy No. 10 to the judges boat. anchored east o.
IL about two cpblos' length TO buoy No. r. near
Southwest spit rel nun with perch and balD. pass.
ng 10 the south and west OF II. thence south ot
buoy 80 u ,rcI NUM- and north OF bell buoy or
turning from tho north and east. and returning
the sam" course.
"S.o'lanl Iagh;sh.p' FOR sandy Hook L'gh'shlp -
All yach.s must pass 70 n" eastward OF Vest
siakcb)at ilsp.n> NIX a 1rge cll! slg"ai VIII De
anchored g. tho Nestwarl II buoy No. n. To mark
buoy No. Y. boa; displaying large cub signal
vii De anchored - the eastward Il ~.
Tho Iron steamboat Taurus all leave Pier No. l.
North River. At l0l5 o'clock In the forenoon for the
a,, nmolaiion ~ the members and CHESTS OF the
club. II ~ Interesting 10 know that Immediately
after the yachts sailing tho regular regatta have
boon sguallcl away special race FOR 3o-fo,ters
will ho started There will be a seventy hve-ioiar
cup for tho frs, IN Y Two or morr start a hfty-io
lar cup FOR the second II -Four more start. and
twenty nvc-loar cup for tho thiri n Ave or nor'
start Thor" VIII be a one CUR start, and th'
COURSE nfie.n knots Sll b.. 'alt the Lower Bay
Thus the start ami nnsh lines viii be the same az
those used for tho regular regat'as