New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15


N 11Iy EXCITED CROwDs-IIOW CDENEILs VIC
TORY WAS RECEIVED wALL-sT. FoEsAhING
STOCKS FOR REGATTA NEWS-sfaIp MERtHANIS
PAETAKING IN THE EXCITEMENT - EEJoiHN"
OVER TiIE CoNTISUrD SUPREMACY OF NEW
vopx sr,,r-GOOp FrEIING BETWEEN CORNELL
AND CoLUMBIA-RHsULrs or TIDE BErrISG'
At about the same time tia. the college oars
mon ,ver, moving IL to line on the Saratoga Lake, fher
friends in New.Yo1k gathered around the telegraph OF
fees in Broadway, the newspaper bn'etins ana "he
over there existed the possible chance OF hearing
fine first news from the course. Tho wires were
WORKING finely, and almost simultaneously win the
firing of the first gun the fact was known III 'ho
telegraph Offices. Among Che Crowds o. COURSE c'cs'""
we're predominant the Yale Displaying their oolors'
md appcaring to he tho most cOhHdeht 81 all ihe'
climbed the ratings of the adjoining budnga ana were
more dcrnons,rNc than the supporters OF any oln'f
college before the race actually in progress when
,ba y,orJa "thrv off, came over the wires, theie
vas a GREAT burst Of cheering. Ii was Ioii0Wou
by painful speusc the cOicsians present shO"% III
tense anxiety a. TO the sdccess " their rcpes he
crows II was not long however before the seeond bH
letin announced that Cornell WAS aead and manner
Of ncn cheorcd Justify. Wien the next bnietn spoke
hopcfuly of Harvard, the Yale men quietly came down
from the ratings adjoining the telegraph "liees'
and took their places the sidewalk Win
the other watchers for news. There WIS C"nSd'Faoio
interval before another buletn was posted ana h''Hei-
ous bank notes chanE ed hands in tie pic s'eis if
yar,i and Yale beth havinga number "i i"u'hy repre-
sontaiiycs Suddenly word through The crowd that
CARMEL had won "Inpossibc." said \ ale man; "Il
h,t Won SD that Cornell has not Won" ono USE bet
ting my friend" the rclsy; 'ihe news If
here: II will he posted in n minute The San
culnc Yale man insisted upon betting; he sara ne
knew the report ana the stakes were gwen
70 third person. In css than two minutes thc worh-
Cornell wins" were posted and cheer arose. such rs
ia, ,f N.NN- Nn.
chants tralcslncn all joined III the enthusiasm which
wa, made the NOR. hearty when nulabcr OF well known
Columbia Alumni asked for three olees Tor the miscle
o. the Empire state" The wee Si'on with VIII, ana
tiger by the immense thIons, who by That time made
fine sidewalk in Broadway, from Fulton TO Dcy-sts,
almost nlla-a>bic.
The new, spread with the utmost svness through all
the business quarter of the city ana when next II ba
came known that Columbia second In tlc race there
WAS II 1t Yale Ti4n ~ ssht, and the enthusiasm lof
New Works success only second 10 tirt witnessed
lat year. when Columbia the victor. At kudolps.
a iavorite resort for boating men, Couclr8
triumph was heartily c.corcd, aud The We
tory WAS attributed to tic irccs-dut prae Lice
OF the hoys from Ithaca. Many enthusiasts in rowing
stated That Cook, the captain OF Yale crew, Lad lost
good deal lis Oh energy and that the captain Of TIE
young Cornell rarsmcn had crew under him who, with
on, boosting and with steady sef reliance. mad set them
selves aodr>liy TO work al home AMI at Saratoga In
tnit cheated Admiration oi cNtlN
time at pIao ice had moi heen beaten, and all bsng young
men Of even temper and steady nerve, surprise,
/: vas asserted. that Cornell hai won the great race.
THE RESULT - wAGI-sT.
The principal topic OF cOnl crsI On III Nlls through
ont the day. was te race aha its probable result
NESS WAS du and from buying and selling sock'and sod
the brokers turned buying and slliug pools on The
gata. There different theories is Ia TIE manner IN
wL.ch tine race wOaid be roVed. AMI PARTISAN
s.Iip at times WAS strongly manifested. Yale va,
snlcitod largely - indc cd was Harvard ana columbia
was rot forgotten. bulletins Of the dcIcnt Stages 81
preparation. AMI the start, were posted side OF
Kiernans News Bureau, at " N aud broad SIS, AMI
Iarge c;owds gathered TO rad them. When
TIE result was known. much surprise was
manifested. The sevcrl partisan factions wcIo Of
course disappointed with tho exception Of Cornell.
IA a rule. however, the street at large pleased Chat
New-Yok STATE still held tho PALM and regarded ii
an el.nily proper thins snat Cornell should have
won Cunsldo rabo money changed hands. and the az
t,n0on spent in paying N'5es and discussing thc
result
INTEREST OF BUSINESS MEN.
In Broad and Wilian-sts. nuiucrous merchants
PENDED business for fl, half hour beyond lunch
tiue discuss the result Of the race. Several stated
that they had ~ Cornell ana took great interest
in all That periaincd to the succcss OF tho young
University. which had been comfortably AMI literally
endowed by wealthy Ncw-Yorkcrs at the news
rooms i'll Beavcrst tie result buotinci and gave
great satisfaction to the numerous merchants and
brokers. 20 tho place daily az II O'Clock Thc
sturdy young OF Cornell were ohoercd TO the echo
again ami again before the ontnc Of the Exchange once
resumed sway among business nIen. Throughout
the entire afternoon N.wYork'- vctoryit was every
where claimed such-remainad the great topic Of
yersaton III the counting HOUSES in tho streets, and in
the
ENTHUSIASM OF COENEILS ALUMNI
Cornell b.ug a young university the Alumni are not
very il this city, bat they AMI taclr friends
gathered colsidf able numbers at their heallusr
in Broadway shortly after the OF the
tor, and sent at once the following teegaphc dispatch
10 saratoga:
HEApQr ,RTERs CORNELL ALUMNI AssocIATOSl
OF Nhw-iORR CITY, No. 200 broadway. )
.. ~ ,ca XXX, we ,, ' y y,'
tions. day the laarels which you now wear ever De
b. those who succeed you. aud brighten rather than
fade by tie LAPSE of tmc
l.. ta R0>LSBLiTT, JonN FRANKsnTNPR,
CLARENCE BkEBk, ChAElts BhhBk.
&. L. vt<Drw,fli;, GronGE Il. VlSDuw iTsn,
L. L. MnEELKR. GEORGE j. WELLINGTON,
and - Others.
This evening the CorneA Alumni and their friends will
meet at Falks Garden. in ST. Mark place. TO make
ransements FOR celebrating the victory II il understood
that several Alumni OF Columbia viii join in the ceebra-
and invite the victorious crow 20 visit this city The
good feeling between these two colleges noticeable
throughout the eity yesterday Wherever lrehdH 81 the
two Institutions met hsarty congratulations were ex-
changed AMI the fact that EewlOrk not only hold the
first but ase tho second place Ia tho race Was again and
again commented upon.
EVENING SCENES.
Toward evening the broadway promenade ground.
usually deserted during afternoons, became
enivcned by the thrcngs OF stay-sth home colegsns,
rn-st VI them Coumbans. who weudod their way 70 Del
inonieos and Other places Of public resort, there to
drink 10 the health Of the victorious AMI
20 the superiority Of How-Yofk. AZ the Fifth Ayenue