The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31

u helping Van Berck at the EXHIBIT Of
this firm.
ono Of tho most attractive engines Is
the Winton. u attracts attention not
only because II In 80 clean. being painted
white, but because II has done things.
ana last year 1t was placed In "A majority
OF the large cruising craft that we're built
including the Florence, the largest motor
yacht yet built. The vessel IL $50 feet
long. was designed by Gielow and IL
driven by two $50 horse power Wintons
A woman visitor to the show yesterday
wanted to purchase Winton six that is
made expressly for yacht tenders. II Is
q tiny motor. delicately built and finished
and looks almost small enough TO wear
as a watch chain, charm. This woman
said she wanted II because II looked TO
her like a piece of ice cream.
Nick O. Rost has some Loew-Victor
motors on exhibition and this motor has
grown wonderfully in popularity because
II Is reliable, simple OF construction and
moderate In price. Some OF these motors
have been put IN the V-bottom modelled
boats aud have been successful Another
WI. recently sold for Il boat that Is being
butt for William Faversham.
Percy Jones OF tn. Maumee Yacht
Club has brought several Rdlaco motors
"a The show which are well known for
Their reliability and simplicity a. usual
these motors occupy q space on the star
lIatd side Of the Garden. and Comno-
doi' Jones. who docs much to boom
racing on the Lakes. holds court there all
day long and has a busy time.
idfcbuats are feature of the show
tbs year. ana me Board Of Supervising
Steamboat Inspectors. who meet in Wash
uEton next week. will visit the show and
look these boats over. because OF the
new law that requires all steamships TO
carry power lifeboats The Holmes
Company. builders OF the S. o. s.,
feature in last years show and an at
traction AZ all the summer regattas. has
iifeboat Of new type which will be
an interesting study. George +. Law
lev OF Boston has sent down another hfo-
boat az well as runabott built in
tho usual Lawley style. The Bane COM
pany is showing a lifeboat fitted with
y Frisbie motor. and there are other
boats of this type scattered about the
Garden.
Tho attendance at the show was largo
yesterday from the time the doors were
opened in the afternoon until tho close
at II o'clock. The visitors swarmed about
the main floor and I'm the restaurant,
where the boats and engines are shown.
and then visited the balcony and looked
a. tho accessories. such as carbureters.
uiagnetos, ignition devices electric light
ing plants. propellers, life buoys ctIsh-
TONS life preservers. paints and var
nfrhes and the literature devoted 10 the
sport- The show will open again to-
morrow morning and will be open every
day until next Saturday night.
The big Garden filled up as soon as the
doors were opened for the eleventh annual
Motor Boat Show and all the afternoon
and evening the attendance was so large
that the exhibitors are well pleased with
the outlook for the annual exhibition. At
ore time II was doubtful " there would
he a show this year. but the executive
committees Of the national association
thought that II would be better to hold
the show, even II IL should not be as sue
cessful as former exhibitions, and now
svery one is delighted that tho optimsts
have won out
Among those that were noticed at the
show we're Ernest +. Lorlllard, Foster
Champion. c S. King. George F. Bawlsy
with new stock OF stories from Boston
Charles u. Mower of Philadelphia, who
Is looking after the construction OF the
new boat for George w. DreXel Childs
and Nicholas @. ROst. the moving spirit OF
the Loew-Victor concern, which engine
will he put in the Drexel boat.
Others present were Henry T.. sNitphen
Of the Eco Company. who is particularly
proud Of the "Crusette." the most COM
pact cruiser IN the Garden: John j.
Amory Joe Van Blerck. Wilbur H. Young,
g. H. Durkee James Craig, who has re-
Gently received an order for two 200
horse power heavy oil engines: Harry
Stephenson. John X. Brophy. c. A. Criqui
81 th" sterling Company, who is showing
tH" LARGEST limo of motors in tho Garden
Morris Whitaker. A. L. Luders who de-
s.suad the big fifty-two foot cruiser on
cNAibitiou, all we'll known in yachting and
iUttaT boating circles.