New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08
DEEP INTEREST SHOWN IN THE CITY.
BIG CROWDS ABOUT BULLETIN BoAKDs-TALK Al
THE HOTELS AND IHE YACHT CIrH

BIG CROWDS ABOUT BULLETIN BoARDs-TALK AT
THE HOTELS AND THE YACHT CLUB.
Crowds OF people eagerly scanned every
bulletin board In the city yesterday while the
In progress and Printing House Square bad place
for man In hurry. Everybody In the city seemed to
be yachtsman. Business cut into their luncheon
boar and Joined the throngs around bulletin boards
TO the latest dispatches for thsmselvs THE TRIB-
USEs bulletins could be clear the street. but
the crowd pressed up against the building and when
ever the latest news was posted the poster had to
make quick work to satisfy the passing crowd.
The people began to gather early as 10 o'clock As
soon - the start was announced the crowd began to
increase and when few minutes later 1t was posted,
"Maynower slightly In the lead" loud
cheer went up Bulletin after bulletin poured in
and the crowd settled into the
rm con victon tina, the cup would stay here another
| showed any gain for tho Ysngse yacht The people
waited until Tue decisive announcement was made, and
Wall Street showed decided Interest the and
IT was topic which shut OF great deal OF comment
tcEers that recorded the fluctuations OF stocks Many
the brokers went down tho bay witness the
iiyii9s no E: better. :''@ on the MsSn:"s1
I. nSs n. at
moments than n. to how prices were ruling All the
Of sn IL. seo
psny had lie Newest ohice overrun 10y brokers when
y became KNOWN mat u had chart. msppins out tne
by bits OF dinerently co'ored wood which were moved
whenever tue dispatches received from Port Wadsworth
that spun of the detailed accounts OF how the boats
running eagerly read and strips OF 1t
chair comb. But the most vivid picture OF the
was shown the Bulletin COmpanys chart and the
brokers had Ret tho MAY Tower land their
LEGION gazed upon with benign self satisfaction.
1he betting Walls has been restricted because OF
the generally favorable opinion OF the Maynower There
spirited inquiry for the circulars issued by Tue
TRlBUsE giving the interesting sots that watchers OF
the yacht wanted to know for purposes OF COM
parison
In the Produce Exchange little business transact.
and the result received with shouts and cheers
The result OF the eived IN sort OF told
you 50 fashion at the hotels and clubs The sailing
qualities OF the Msyhower had proved so exceptionally
good in the trial that her ability to show the Gala
he way. the inside was title doubted
In the betting centreOoard boat great faycr
lite that almost impossible TO obtain takers &C any
odds A few Auglo-maniacs who believe that ANYTHING
English must be just right ventured few sovereigns
the cutter and those EngshDen VINO ulu bet pauou
csy placed their money In the same way. Among the
purely -Iecuative men, whoae Judgment was not innu
eucrd by sentmentay instances we're noted OF the
amount wagered, however was far below that put up
the Puritan Genesta races.
At fhe New York Yacht Club house last night there
feeling or citation bat nothing approaching JuDia
tion The speed sho an by the MayhOwer gave great
satisfaction and tnee appeared 10 be no question that
she would easily win the outside The Tact that
the Newport recently carried club tor sail
sailing with bare top poles IS
pointed evidence that abe Is good weather boat
the afternoon papers that 3alstea had been ham
pered in her movements oy the wash Of the steamers
IL said tina; the MsynOwer suffered even more than
her rival nasmuch some OF the steamers got W "lhu
ward OF her. Said one gentleman:
n any thing the Ciaatea had the best OF IT, Tor the
went ahead OF her and broke the waves ana
smOothed the water.
Neither Lieutenant HEM nor GeneraI falne was al
the CLUB house during the evening