The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-14
NAlklRlE DISMANTLED.
TuI OFFER or GTNyRfJ TtYIOR
HiiL NOr BE hCCEPTED.,
hord h"nraNen and Daughters Leave for
Colorado -Nalkyrie win Return Under
the Rig That Brought norto America.

N1W YORK. sept le-Tnis morning
found the Defender and the Nalkyrie an
chored OF Bay Ridge. the centre OF such
group OF yachts as only an insclna-
uonad cup race brings together.
Defender was dcckcd ia "a fuli dress OF
coleis. There was a fresh breeze and a
ohoppy sea- and tho big single stickers
iolc and CourtCslcd under their influence.
The Nalkyrie lcft Bay Ridge in tow for
Erie Haein al $50 o'clock.
Il was after le o'clock when those who
hsu spent The nisht in thc city, ami hai
come down 20 the Atlantic Yacht Club iu
the steam yacht Ncckar, pat OF in a
launch TO the Defender The tug Wallace
Flint then went alongside and put
a Inc aboard Mrs. isenn was on the
Defender with her husband As The
yacht got uuderwsy in tow for New
Rochelle one of the yachts anchored close
by burst forth in "a salute from hci
gun, and tho other yachts taking the cue
Joined in noisy ovation that lasted
twenty minutes. ana sounded Ike The
lomiardu.cut OF Il hesicecd town.
Nalkyrie. in TOW of the LOWS Puiyor
arrived az Erie Basin shortly after
10 o'clock. The British boat was warped
in between the steamship George w.
Clyde ana the ship Carnhin ana her
sailors were put to Work ar once strip
ping her.
Iy noon her topmast and much OF the
tor hamper had been removed. Lord
Drnraven was not present
Mr. Gicnnic. bis representative, said
that his il 'ship would start al once for
Colorado. with his two daughters ana
that Nalkyrle would start Oh her home
ward voyage as soon as size could be got
in Trim for the passage.
WOULD NOT RACE.
lie said that Nalkyric would not enter
any race for special cup on any con-
0tors. Beyond THIS ne would gay noth-
ing.
air. Ratscy who was present, was even
more r,uCtrt
n. Maitland Kerscy said that Nalkyrie's
sails would De shipped 90 CoWts. hcr
spars would follow later.
Several members of the America cup
Committee and the Regatta Committee tls-
ited the Nladisou-Avcuue clubhouse OF
tie New York Yacht Club this forenoon.
10 meeting of either committee was held.
ard no communications were received
from Lord DunraYen or sent to him.
A. Cass Garfield. secretary Of the Cup
Committee. LETT the city this afternoon
for Newport.
Ex-Commoiore Nicholson Kane chair
man of the Regatta committee, said that
De regretted Che manner in which the
races we're wound up. but that Lord
Iunravcn no the last moment made re-
quests which the committee could not
grant.
Ar Kane continued. 'If we had ac-
ceded 20 bis request 10 call 10 no race
al any time one of ttc boats was inter
ferci with hy steamers 10 would have
been unfair 90 tno other boat, if She was
winning We old AN that we could 10
kcc, % clear course. ana prevent inter-
ference. and offered to postpone the start
until the course was clear. / do not
know what more We could do.'
Nr. Kane said he know 3f 100 arrange
yent for races Off Narllehcad or any
other place.
He said 30 rested with Lofd Duaravcn
whether ho would race any more in Amer
Ecan waters.
ofNrnaL TAyIOn's orFin.
BOSTON. MASS. sept. 13 The follow
Bnr telegram was received hy General
Charles n. Taylor to-day. from O.. on
Ver Iselin. who represents tine syndicate
That owns tho YACHT Defender;
"Prooklyn. September 18th.
"Charles II. Taylor Editor Boston
Globe:
MANY thanks for generous offer. 1
must decline at present TO SAIL 'ri'nlcr'
&C.,. OLIVER leHLlN.'
The Globes yachting representative IN
Nov York telcpraphed tile following TINS
afternoon.
sGencral Charles u Taylor:
"Nr Kcrscv has telcphoned me mat !
tho Nalkrrio 's being dismantlcd. and
that Lord Dunravcn has made 40 formal !
rci ly TO your proposition Of Yesterday.
OFFICIAL NoTITcATIoN.
NEW YORK. Sept 49, Mr. G.. lsolin as
the representative of the Defender syn
dicatc received an official notification 10y !
letter this afternoon from the American
Gun Committee that tho Defender was the
winner of the three international races
eancI OF Sandy Hook lightshir' ana
that I'm consequence thereof the Amerl-
cas- Cup would remain I'm possession or |
the New York Yacht Club.
4 letter was also sent 20 Lord Dunra-
ven notifying him that the series of IN |
ternatonal races for the cup was ended. |
MIR. tsr1IN WILLING TO RACT.
NEW YORK. Sept 13-The Evening |
sun tonight publishes the following; {. /
oliver Iselln expressed his Willingness last |
nisht 70 race the Defender against the |
Valkyric in American waters for 5000 |
a side. lie said 80 several prominent !
yachtsmen. / will not race Lord Dunraven |
bur l will race boat against boat
Any Yacht course on tho Atlantic coast |
will suit me. The distance, and number |
Of races are immaterial Will race for |
500 a side as many times as the owners |
OF the Vaikyrie wish 10 race. The |
courses. and distance OF the races |
leave 20 them 70 select"