New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16

entertain Jordan l. Mott jr.. and William Will
Jams There will be thirty-four men in the crew.
under Captain J. H. Crawford.
On board the Valhalla the Earl of Crawford's
guests are the Hon w Corfeld DIR. Corheld. the
Hon: Reginald Broughton and Messrs. WilbTaham
and North The Valhallas crew numbers sixty-siX.
Lord Brassey's Sunbeam win carry Colonel Har-
6ord and Major A PakaGham Twenty-nine men
but LORD Tl,! BEasseX Is also nsyigat9 tor
she goes to sea With her owner. Commodore Tod
His guests are DR.. Paul Outerbridgea Dr.. James T.
manned by twenty-five sailors and three petty Off
GERS.
AdoIph TIetjens, representing the German syndi-
cate owning the Hamburg, will be accompanied on
that s yacht By M Gap4 Pa l46n e has
q crew of twenty-eight men, under captain refers
Frank w P Ptt az B RbeTt Ioome and
A. Z. Barker. Captain S. NJ. Marsters will have
Dr.. stimsoh viii have on. the Bleur, de Lys his
daughter Miss Candaoe stimson ana the sugS bs
aff 1ese viii be- anned BY Sixteen Of captain
Tom Tom Bo6Iin,s cloucester fsherpen.
The guests of George Lauder. tr.' on the Endy-
Jasper Roland, Richard Armstrong and Richard
Sheldon.
WEATHER FORECAST UNAVOIDABLE
According to the latest forecast the weather to-
day will be anything but favorable to the yachts
for it says that the winds along the New-Englulo
and Middle Atlantic coasts will be fresh northeast
becoming southeast 1t adds that steamers Depart
winds and cloudy weather to the Grand Banks.
sailor men call "a nose ender." In other words;
they Will have head wind and sea- MLHc no %lI1
be particularly hard the square rugged craft
Valhalla Sunbeam and Apache-and more favor
able to ne lore ana 3teP Ne schooners ana the
yawl Aisa- If there is good stun breeze from Ils
and it should be extremely pretty picture :.
"A big fleet Of steam yachts and excursion CIa6 ~
Spectators, to the start. Evans r. DICK VIII
CaDtain Reader OF the United states DaJIleSnlp
Aiabena and large party from the Racquet qi and ID
Tennis Club including MoGee Ellsworth Edward
s{atges Frank 8is39D 5oRR Irving
q, A Thompson and Louis La Rogue.
HOW THE START MAY BE SEEN.
The public excursion boat Cepheus viii leave the
foot of West 22d-st. this morning at 1045 O'Clock
and the Battery pier at IL This boat will have
the Old Guard band board. The Taurus will
leave at 1850 o'clock IN the morning from the foot
Of East 8lst-st and from Pier l. North River, at
The New-York Yacht Clubs guests will board the
cygnus. at the foot Of West 22d-st. at II O'Clock,
E6e tic cb the TS 0 ea R9 s 9 Nof
River at II o'clock and touch at the Crescent Ath-
The tug Mutual is Chartered for the seaTanhaka
G0rq b T@Ght Club KRIS KsnRedy I2ds gar
on his new steam yacht will join in giving the At
Any vessel meeting the yachts, night or day, will
be able to identify any Of them by the following
red, light followed by stars fog signal,
special bomb, followed by foghorn blasts. 4-1-2
The Apeche-Day signal L s B f. night signal green,
Sed green light followed BY white star; fog signal
special bomb followed by foghorD blasts, 4-2-1.
The Aslanti9- - signal B. night signal red
s Sgf req ght f2g signal special bomb followed BIZ
red G v5s .Sf 8grsg 81 4 L might
special bomb. followed by foghorn lasts SIS.
The Eleur de LyB-Day sigHal L II . c; night signal,
green. red, light followed by green red green
light fog signal special bomb followed by foghorn bless
%2-2
The Hamburg-Day signal r n H. night signal.
req llghtt followed by two blue stars signal
SPECIAL b9Tnb followed by foghorn blasts $50:
The Htdegarde-Day signal, X y D b; night signal,
red blue light followed ny d white star; fog signal.
special bomb followed by foghorn blasts. 4-2-3,
The Sunbearn-Day signal. y r G +; night signal
white light followed fog signal special
bomb, followed by foghorn blasts, $50.
Tho Thiste-Day signal K r p night signal, red.
green red light; fog signal special bomb, followed BY
foghoTn blasts 49,.
The Utowana-Day signal. F; night signal
white red light followed by blue fog signal
special bomb. followed by foghorn blasts, 4-4-3
Tho Valhalla-Day signal, w II G; night signal
green red light followed green stars; fog signal
special bomb. followed by foghorn blasts. 4-4-1.