New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-07
The teams played as follows:
GEORGE j. GOULUS RETURN.
HE TALKS ABOUT THE NlGlLANT.
If. HE SAYS SHE HAD BEEN ABLE TO SAIL
OVER MORE OUTSIDE COURSES THE STORY
OF HER VISIT TO ENGLAND WOULD

OF HER VISIT TO ENGLAND WOULD
HAVE BEEN DIFFERENT.
George j. Gould, accompanied by his family, ar
rived here Yesterday the American Line steamer
Xev-York. The New-York had a rough passage
across the North Atlantic and got into Quarantine
cary I'm the morning instead of the night before
when she had been expected. Heavy head seas
and adverse winds delayed her on the passage
Mr. Gould and his family went TO the Hotel wal
dorr after the New-York had landed her pas
sengers In speaking of the recent yacht races
on the other side Mr. Gould said:
II was OF course. disappointed that the Nigilant
WAS beaten so often ! still believe however, that
she ia the fastest boat ahoat an outside course
! took the yacht TO England 10 enter her IN the
principal races there pure.y Tor sport " ne" !
found that most OF the courses over when we
would be Obliged to sail were land-locked, | knew
that the boat would not make as favorable
Oh wing as had expected. We were treated with
every courtesy by the members OF the Koyal iach'
SQUADRON and by the members OF other ciuos'
I have nothing to complain OF on that point Inc
britannia is quicker in stays than the Nlglaht'
and this OF course gave her a great advantage IN
race. over the inside course. where there were
rreouent turns She has a crew on board or her
who are thoroughly familiar with the BOAT ana
In splendid state OF discipline
Il have not yet made w my mind what shall
do with the Vigant. | do not know whether
challenge 'D''
re course over which a race FOR that cup has
10 be sailed is from the Needles TO CherbouTg.
France and back. and. as II Is an open cur Sc ~
- st me one b 1 accide, TO the Viglant's centre.
oairs, Inc rocks and found the rocks the harder.
Pilot Diaper did the best he kneW now, pGI ne
was not used boat which draws as nuGhh
water the Nigllant does with her GentreDossri
down Captains Han and Jeffries did al that they
Their work all that could BE- desired ,.,..,
Il DO not think thai the Nigant VIII syer deLenl
the Americas Cup again We VIII Ou'd Il .@S'e'
boat here for that purpose , -,
When asked II he would be the owner OF the
say that | Will bulli boat 10 defend ne Cup. l
cannot look into the future So FAR sh4uid Hke
TO De The owner Of another cup deien1o'' ou' GO
"One thing had hoped 10 do by taking the Nigi-
liant over there was to demonstrate ths u3tr.ofly
this for when / left England yachtsmen there were
more welded to the keel model than ever As for
NE | believe II Is the best for wndward Work
The britannia never showed any superiority over
been sailed over course Ike The outside c9urse
Of the New-York Yacht Club. there would nave
been different story to Writa oil mem, ne nns
a boat next year to compete for the Americas cup
AMI / suppose one Will be sent -, e......... 49,.
Mr. Gould said th"t before he left southampton
ne gave orders for a diver 10 90 down and look Tor
the bronze centreD0ard which the NiBilant dropped
of the Isle of Wight He thought that II might De
Mr. Gould denied emphatIcally the reports Of the
enlargement OF his SISTER, MISE Nina c,'opi i s,sau
Yacht Atlanta. also passenger on the New
York. The Ataanta - laid up for me winter az
next FEBRUARY Captain ShackfOrd stii he had
had a most enjoyable time in British waters, and
whom he came In contact. The Prince Of Wales
visited the Atallnta AT Cowes ana was greatly
Hmerican-buut steam yach, on board OF when the
Prince has ever Deeh