New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
PACING ON LAND AND SEA.
-,,.r RArrLEs AND WATER CONTESTS.
..c.x spoRrsMEN INTENSELY INTERESTED


-.. city Is full OF visitors from all parts of the
- who nave come here to see the interna-
60, Yacht races 1t Is certain that the fleet OF
'w,s ~ and steamboats, which will follow the De-
!,r and the Valkyrie tomorrow will he much
~, ,,an the number Of vessels which pursued the
'".a,sers in the ocean battles for the Americas
~ - ether years Never many Americans
.f.o,v awakened and agitated concerning the
..,,on Of Yachting supremacy between the Old
w., and the New World, as in the series OF strug
w ,hirh will begin on Saturday. September '
~ ,eonle Of the United States are more eager and
,'rs now 70 defeat the Britons in fair. honora-
a., ,,ell-fought conflict for the highest distinctions
:, ,,ach.ing than in any OF the fights for the cup
.,.n have been seen hitherto 1t will he a wonder
y, ,.ater show tomorrow. The American pleasure
40" ~ vii be arrayed IN a superb feet outside OF
av Hook Every loyal citizen who feels any
"a, IN the flag OF his country will watch Win
I,o,s hope the series OF sea battles for the most
,ar,h and memorable triumphs OF yachting Ihe
f.ls of the turf seem trivial and petty just now
- .or,Dsr,son with the glories Of ocean conquests'
- ,,o magnificent rivalry Of the representative
hts Of the greatest nations on earth-America
and England ,,u,o,a sacora
4, the longngs and desires OF all faithfui Ameri-
"ar. President Cleveland and Secretary Olney and
s..,s,arv Carlisle and William l.. Wilson ana
r.or,as F. Bayard may rejoice and exult and
.ound the loud cymbal II Great Britain conauers
america in the combat for the cup this year. All
~. most assertve and obtrusive members OF THIS
nsmocratic Administration (and far beyond them
~ az Secretary Bayard Ambassador TO Eng
,snd) have made IL plain over and over again tha'
p,,,,sh interests are dearer 10 them In Honolulu
a, Nicaragua and in fact. all over the world. than
American interests are. Hence 1t cannot De
doubted that the Democratic leaders who are now
., mower at Washington. and their followers and
symnathizers will be jubilant If the Defender Is
,ha Ear Of
.hs Americas Cup back TO Cowes on the Isle OF
Wight off which II captured by the American
Yacht America. sailing against fleet OF the fas'est
Yachts which Great Britain could put on the water
President Cleveland and his Cabinet have ieft no
,oon for uncertainty IN the minds of Americans who
love their country with devoted and unseltsh love
as TO the obvious truth that they prefer to help
r,gand 10 prosper TO the detrment of America.
Tho Engishmen know who their friends and
bslpers In this country They heap honors upon
Nr Bayard They welcomed Mr. Wilson with the
widest en- thusiasm at a sumptuous banquet in Lon
don They eager to eXalt ex-SpeaKer Crlsp
who aid so much 10 benefit England and to injure
America in the .ast Congress. Mr.. Crisp is an
Englishman by BIRTH and Englishman in SYM
pathy and In effort. If he can ruin the mills or
America in order TO enrich England, 1t may be In
,erred that Mr. Crisp will enjoy well-nigh perfect
bliss And President Cleveland and his Cabinet and
Mr. Bayard appear TO be anxious TO plunge Ameri-
can industries into bankruptcy in order that British
manufacturers may amass wealth
Was any American Protective Tariff Republican
ever received with imposing distinctions and demon
srations in Great Britain? Such tributes re-
served for Free Trade Democrats who want Ameri-
cans to spend their money in buying English goods
II Mr. Bayard at liberty TO accept an Engiish
tlte. Lord Salisbury would hardly hesitate 10 MAKE
him an English Earl and President Cleveland would
soon be wearing a richly jew e.led garter. II Great
Britain had the opportunity of expressing her graft
has done almost everything In his power TO crush
American industries in the hope that English mills
Americans ought to be In fever over the series
Of interna tonal yacht races And they are BIer
patriots II the Defender should fail to overcome the
As the international yacht races draw the
sports OF the turf sink into comparative inslgnli-
ssa' sg FL nay Bay 9e raeeack viii not
only see some animating and exhiarating CONNECTS
e obssrTs e Ga hh pos Of O the Contest
the Defender and the Valkyrie The Coney Island
that bulletins giving the details Of the yacht race
VIII be dspa e ss IF he sehs san @
day near the Long Island coast (as they are likely
can be seen from the roof OF the grandstand, and
every movement of the two vessels can be noted
can see horses OF high class show their best PAGES.
while they can discern exactly what the yachts are
dong 10 uphold the honor OF england ana Oh
An the conferences discussions and negotiations
about about meeting Of Domino. Henry Of Navarro,
and Rey FL Sans aAhea A3n have Ssa fes Il Is
given on the highest authority. 1t is likely that
some of the New-York Newspapers may announce announce
This morning that series of races has been ar
ranged. But If they do make this announcement,
s will he se IN tue % not 0 in
reaching an agreement yesterday. and they were
ihe first suggestion Of series OF races was made:
Therefore not now likely that the series viii viii
every owner has a right to do as he will with his
own horses. Those horses are his property. and
they are the property of the public or of the
The weather was perfect FOR racing YESTERDAY. the
was OF rare merit and attractiveness
FIRST RACE-Handicap twoyear- ods Five furlongs
Setting st Fl.
Browns p, p Ben Brush T fy RrnmSs MisMs 80 ou.
'iSessas seasran's mi 'G ch c. MUSEUM an
Al; I'D; H Morriss b. f. In'ermssion; rl%,o5;a g.,
Senator MURPHY eS .CMeclain,9 =, G.;
D''1''1' Time 100 -.
Won by a neck: a head between second and third
SECOND RACE-seiling. Six furiongs on main track
D S5!s %:5sI j.. q 3 icS ln' Sszan III - s
''Os'@''e' ''@0e '"' HI (Littieheldj 1o-l Al
lack Of Spades 4. lc7........0 Perkins, q 2-ll
TcP Cray 10, Ccar. !GhoTn, ,S S-l %
'''''"' > 'Vi Time.i:i :is %
Won by a length; the same distance between second
and third
THIRD RACE-selling; for threeyear-ods One mile and
eighth
Erie Stables Dr. c. NanN Pooh. by Dareb'n
-LS% 1lars. 1s%. B. i0s 6 April Fool :5'"s'
J II. Kelly Co.'S ch. 8. Langdon 100
ssssss:,.4 sssss los ,Cs gar :nSssin &ScfsS s.
on DIXON, 1r.. lU2. ...............s usr"Iipv a.,
Basc0. lO2 1861. .ChartlhJ y y
'coini. lO3 (oar lO44l .Chorn U 10 -
Time-i go
Won by lengths; a short head between second ana
third
FOURTH RACE-Bnndcap. One mile
d. ". Morris's ch. c. Paladin.
Y HawKs;one-PTincess Pa,atne. . yIs