New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-16
WILL SHE GO TO ENGLAND!
MIR IsELIN SAYS THAT POINT is NOT
SETTLED.
ANYHOW THE DEFENDER WILL NOT RACE ANY
MORE THIS sEAsoN-THE BRITISH BOAT
WILL PROBABLY SAIL FOR HOME
NEXT SATURDAY OR MONDAY.

NEXT SAT yRDAY OR MONDAY
c oliver Isen. when seen by Tribune re-
porter at his home at New-Rochelle, yesterday
afternoon absolutely declined 10 discuss the printer
report that the ownership Of the Defender was nor
divided equally among the members of the synui-
cate or the truth or falsity OF the tale TO the
effect that the Defender is the property OF
" X Vanderbilt Mr. Iseln said that ne con-
sdered the yacht and everything pertaining
TO them as closed incidents. The Defender sAiu
Mr. Iseln will not be raced again this seasoh'
That Is a certainty, and you are safe in saying 50,
no matter what cup or purse oners are am Nc
about | am searching for good place 10 lay hei
Nm and then EXPECT to have little time to At
tend to my own affairs that have been hes'ec'ea
these six or seven months.
How about taking the Defender over 10 Ems
land TO be raced against all corners "eN' 80, "
It has been reported it is your intention TO DO
That is also something shall have 10 uecnne "
discuss" said Mr.. Isen. Il can only say tia' -
Is a thing that has not been decided yet
..wbat ~ that Dunraven letter some people are
so anxious 10 know about!
Absolutely nothing cannot DISCUSS '''"'
matter in any way II is likely though th"' INC inc
cun Committee or the Regatta Committee VIII
make this correspondence pubic shoruy' VI"
orIv sav that I am satisfied. every one IS. be-
uava that the Defender has proved herself the
better and faster boat. am sorry, OF course ma
,h ,as,s could not have been conclusive AFTER
so much time money and trouble had been spent
on both sides OF the water TO build the Ias'eS'
possible boats , LII. . =
The Defender lay out in the pretty Sound Inlet as
Mr. Iseln was talking She looks now quite vi
farent from the swift craft OF few days ago. ioI
sh 70 ha,ng rapttly dismantled. and Captain Han
and his Maine crew will be separated from
her. II, l., Ill
The crew OF the Valkyrie spent what VIII III a''
probability be their last Sunday in America An 9
Measure trip up the Hudson River IN the yacn'
tender the City OF Bridgeport. They started apou'
3 O'Clock In the morning and returned 10 inc i
Basin at about 6 in the evening. Thoroughly peaS
with their wel-earned days outing
During the whole OF yesterday large crowns Nls
rcd the Erie Basin, to obtain what VIII Do 10 'ne
great majority OF them last glimpse al 'i' ING
ush Yacht The burned out Carnlehi'' a'ons9iu'
which the Vakyre Is berthed. AFFORDED d sp'e",'0
pont of vantage 10 view the English racer anu 'ne
nnportunitv was seized by hundreds OF people
Stripped Of her symmetrical racing spdis, os,i
the Nalkyrie did not present .hat De1u nm oF the
visitors anticipated seeing, ana consequei'sy , ~
many expressions OF ulsapp,Ine'iiI mast AND
igger-mast and other parts or the ketCh Ils 10 III
iosdad rith snars and shrouds. the Nalkyrie pre-
sented anything but an object OF beauty .A d,s
CantaIn Craniield who Is experimenting the ais
mantling process expects TO have the yacht ready
for her homeward Journey 80 far as the rlgglne II
Concerned to-day while during the following TWO OF
strengthen the hull for her voyage over mere VII p
rehtted, the sleeping hunks put In place alT .''
ever expectations had been formed as TO the pos
sibitv OF further racing between the Defender anu
the Vslkvre are therefore doomed to be unrealized
especially in the face of Captain Cranneid sta t
ment that the Journey back to tngahu Moui ~ ~
begun either on Saturday or Monday next. boti
Captain Cranhed and Captain sycamore wiz ~ sal
on the Valkyrie but, in consequence OF the iIlcol
yenence arising from large crew In so iini s
a space as the yacht can provide. only tWehey Nv
~ the crew will be taken. The rest VIII De SEN
home by steamer The Nalkvrie will remain IN Ere
Rasin until she starts her long trip across the
The Network Yacht Club headquarters, az 40
e. Nadison-ave. were deserted yesterday am ~
ineormafion could be had there as TO when Loru
Dunraven's Epistle 10 the Americans as II mas
been dubbed would be made public - -
and Secretary A. Cass Garfield was not AT tnt
clubhouse II said there by me cier r ma
day next In the mean time. II was hinted ina ma
7 ord Dunrayen might take notion 10 publish tns
etter II the club committee did not hurry 1t into