New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
STRIPPING THE TALhYRIE.
HER PREPARATIONS FOR THE VOYAGE
WELL ADVANCED.
SHE Is EXPECTED TO SALON SATURDAY OR The
FOLLOWING MONDAY-THE REGATTA COM
M1rTEE EXPLAINS ITS ACTION IN NOT
ORDERING THE PROTESTED

RACE REsAILED
As the dismantling OF the Valkyrie goes on. the
poss. bities OF another Observation-Disclosures race
grow less No hope that there will be one is really
entertained anywhere.
1t appears that the members OF the Cup Commit
tee had not given UP hopes on Friday OF bringing
the two boats together although the English yacht
was then undergoing the process OF stripping.
Chester Grswold OF the Regatta Committee said
Yesterday that Mr. Iseln had tried hard to arrange
a special race. and the matter was talked over at
great length by the members OF the Regatta and
the Cup committees at the Friday night meeting.
but all efforts were frutless and nobody connected
with the club row has the slightest hopes In that
direction
Lord Dunraven sent a letter to the Cup Commit
tee yesterday between and a M In whlch IL Is
supposed he explained his position in regard to the
races
A Cass Garfield the secretary OF the Cup Com
mlttee received the letter about noon and after
reading It said that 1t held out no hopes TOT o'her
races but further than that he would not reVeal
its contents
formal meeting at the clubhouse early in the day.
after which several members started for Newport
and II was said that more news woula De gwen
out until the committee held another meeting
THE REGATTA COMMITTEES STATEMENT
Before adjourning the committee Issued 'he ioi,
lowing. which posted on the buiieuh DoaiN u
the club at about ! p m
To the New-York Yacht Club. Co. ,,.,,,,t,,s.
Having dled with the Americas Cup Coinnn,ttsSe
our report Oh the international races, ~
opportunity TO state in answer 10 mum ii
~ iast two races were not ordered 10 be Iesaile
your committee before taking eNluenCe "a ~ 20,
Defender's protest made unsuccessful endea.o P
10 bring about settlement by mutual agreeIls ,,
each contestant preierreu t M md ,pssted
upon must be adiudged. and a decision ohce 'e"
de,su reg,TSs the Recalling Of the third race. the
Regatta Committee had no latitude since ie been
declined by the Cup Committee and therefore p phe
race had TO be sauea 4 9Hc. TIT TT C0NINITTEE
specially, THE hEu a, y Yarht Club
The club was extremely quiet all day The Few
u,ho called we're people who were anxious 10 see
the Dunraven letter, and who hoped TO learn from
It his reasons for refusing 10 race anu no" TIC 'u''
fled his conduct
cr1~rrNCI READY FOR THE VOYAGE.
rha ,,o-l ., stripping the valkyrie OF her racing
sar and preparing her for the homeward voyage
ACROSS the Atlantic pursued with the eaiie
vigor Yesterday which marked the operations "a
the crew on Friday. Before o'clock the hv s
DS Sas se Hn tSe BRUSH sailors began
TO put in place the Ketch rig which the Na'A' '''
ur be orthodoX British Saturday half holiday was
resousy rooS the foTemast and egermast had
been stepped work was stopped ioI eie achf so far
as her rigging was concerned. would be reaoy r 10.
sailing Monday night but as 1re, nterior before
T.rl
she was ready for her ocean voyage ne .1ta,nd
~, ths nreparatory work would not be coihpIeSteu
ha1ore next Friday night. You see, ne sau. attSI
~ have completed rigging her for the ocealI .tp
we will two or three GAYS 70 t 3ba sour
Vslkvfte's hull and to provision her Tor the jour-
ney. England" he
asked
tn SAT-, ON SATURDAY OR MONDAY
We'll the time has been definitely settled
hu, s,l there is no doubt that we shall sail either
49,. saturday afternoon or Monday morning.
.rhou Won STAY in the Erie Basin until then.
Al the home Of H Maitland kersey : . 4S' I'm I'm
90 II was said last night that the SdIl "a I'm
iif, he CITY on the o'clock train. How long Lore
Ei,rrayen would remain there or when ne Wouio 20
tron, Newport was not known ,-x
Tie NeV-York Yacht Club was oeserteu nc
IL member in the house at $3.50 p m came 10 ASK
% ha much -spoken-of Dunraven letter had peer
II t,le mic when ne was told that Mr.. Garfield
hn n 10 Newport. he said that the colini.tee
Would probably consider II there ana give IL 10 tiie
mT apfter the next meeting. on Wednesday
THE DEFENDER DIsMANTLED
NJ 1sclin last nigh. dened the report that the
,,,rder would be taken Crampss shipouidins
,,ara IN Philadelphia for examination. MT lselh
ia that she would not 90 out or New-focne.ise
I9arhor mis- wear. The yacht has been dlsfnaIleI
IT, crev Is still on board with the exception ot
~ .econd mate They sleep and eat on Doaru ..
.n TaSsrder and the tender Hattie Pa4iner mas
~, discharged. Mr. Iselin says that ne mas hut
made up mis- mind what he VIII DO WIN she cup s
nIrnar hut II will probably be housed tor the
uinter near his home