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use which were euential to the
measurement of‘tiis Defender is new
sinus of the British party deemed it neo-
cesary to watch the work of Mr. Hyslop.‘
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ly absented themselves per-so , from
the bee. 'l'hc syndicate and ' yellow
dog mascot took a short sail upon the
Neokan during the interesting period.
'l'heYalkyrie got out of drydock after
her omelet measurement. and the work
upon Defender'wes not especially interest-
ing from the standpoint of thflnglish
party.’
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sewn up town jeweler.
An imposing fleet of steam croft went
down the hey this morning to witness the
contest. Some of the big sound steamers
found it more profitable to abandon their
regular trips and take out a load to see
the yacht race. They led the way down,
gay with flags, their decks black with
people and their bands playing merrily.
Behind them trailed tugs, yachts, ex-
cursion steamers and craft of every de-
sorlption,oarrying the fortunate thousands
uho were to witness one of the greatest
sporting events of the year.
Up in town here the general interest in
the great international event is very evi-
dent. Around every sporting ticker there
is an excited group of men, who watch the
tape as closely as if they had thousands
aboard and promptly tabbed by Mr. Hy-
alop are he measured the base of the boats
at water line. Each was measured with a
fullcrcwsboard, and after the measure-
ment was completed Mr. Hyslop journeyed
to his home, near the East river, upon an
Eastern Manhattan terrace and carefully
made his computation.
Among the crew of the Valkyrie are
seven sailors from the Amorita, Mr.
Brokaw's new Cary Smith schooner. They
are imported sailors so may be more ac-
ceptable to the foreign rty for this rea-
son.
fleesnm flyslop'e Oflciel Report.
The following is the official.report of
Measurcr Hyslop:
“The following measurements of the
sloop yacht Defender; owners, C. Oliver-
:Isclln and others, taken In accordance
with the rules of this club, were mode by
me on this instant and are here certified
to as being correct:
"Length on load water line, 88.45;
length from after and of main boom to
forward point of measurement, 181.79;
from forcsldo of foremost to forward point
of measurement. 13.55; extreme of spin-
naker boom, 73.30; main gaff, timid; top-
mnst, 57.42 Lip—45.94; height upper side
main boom to topsoil halyard block,
125.48; square foot of soil urea, as per
rule, 112.26; aniliuglengtb, as per rule,
100.36; tonnage, -——. Joni! HYSLOP
“The following measurements of the
sloop yacht .ankyric Ill; owner. Earl
Dunrnven and others, token in accord-
ance with the rules of this club, were
made by me on this inst. and are here
testified to as correct:
“Length on load water line. 88.85;
length from after and of main boom to
forward point. of measurement. 186.02;
from foreslde of foremsst to forward point
of measurement, 78.94; extreme length of
spinnaker boom, 78.94; length mnln gaff,
59.60; topmost, 55.981-5-4458; length
upper side main boom to topsoil halyurd
block, 129.80; square room of sail area,
as per rule, 114.1-1; sailing length, on per
rule, 101.49; tonnage, -—
“Jomr Breton.”
.Genernl surprise.- is expressed [at the
smnlluess of the time nllowunce that Val-—
kyric will have to allow Defender.
"RS. 0. OLIVER “BUN, W80 SA!“ 0! m
DEFENDER TODAY.
depending on the result. The open spaces
in. front of the newspaper offices are
crowded. Newspaper row at the noon
hour was asurglng mass of humanity,
gazing at the bulletin boards.
One newspaper indicated the progress
of the race by moving miniature yachts
labeled Defender and Valkyrie along a
cornice half way up the building.
_ Thnt thousands of strungcrsonmehcrc;
to see the race is evident from the fact
that last night every hotel in the city was ' .
filled with guests. At the principal hos~ British 1"“ M “m‘ ‘° V‘“¥"'*
fairies cot beds were at n premium. Many LONDON. Sept. 7—Tho Chronicle “3,8
of the out of town people found on arrival ' this morning: “If Valkyrie 111 d at
that it- would be almost inuwssibie for hoist the winning flag today or on i
them to see the moo, us all the best exé (day, we shall probnbly never build a yacht
curslon boats had already sold tickets up that will do as wall in the dry air of
to their passenger limit. American waters as in the moist winds of
The Veil of mystery which hos kept the Albion. Y0” we may 50 SUN that the
public in ignorance of the neural dimen- ; rivalry now established will not die."
alone of the competing yucllts has been “‘"W" ' "
raised. Honest Jubu Hyslnp, oiliclul mua- FOUND AFTER YEARS.
surcr of the New York Yacht club. passed I -——’—~———
his stool top..- from bow to stem. from ‘ A Brother Hears of file Sister, Who Disap-
dock to masthead and along boom nud peered Twelve Years Ago.
bowsprit of both craft, and the result was pnmmmhpnuy Sept. 7...;[155 Ella s“.
at the New York Ym‘llt clubhouse. an- bur, who tmnccountubly disappeared fron‘
kyric ill allows the Defender 29 1410 new . 1“..- home in this city 13 years "go, hug
ends. ' been found by her relatives in the person
. of Mrs. Thomas Drover of 618 Beverly
street, Richmond. When Miss Stiller dis-
appeared. she was 21 years old, and her
, life theretoioro bud been soon as to make
, the case inexplicable. The newspapers of
, the country um] the police of every large
which would allow the bitter from one to ‘ city were furnished with her description,
two minutes over mill) mllo course. The ' and a thorough search wns made, but no
cutting away of tin. offer body of the an- f glow was obtained, and she was given up
kyrio and the lighter stool boom which as dead.
was recently substituted have undoubted- A few days ago n gentleman came to tho
ly given her a saving on load water line, office of a son of Mr. Silhor and asked him
which reduced the time oliowouoow less if ho lmd cvcr bird in sister named Ella.
lhflll hull minute. The miller said ho was in possession of
The result of the mensuror‘s work was n the address of tho long lost woman; that
great surprise. No KW“ 111380 "WHEN she was married flllll living in a soutbdru
that the English yooht would give over a city. .1. J. Silbcr, the brother, wont to
minute and it half in n 80 mile course to Richmond and found his sister.
the Defender, yet many capable critics The explanation (if her disappearance
The Measurements a Surprise.
This is loss than 'yncbting sharps have
gut-semi. The appearance of tho Valkyrie
and the calculations which have been
made credited her with an excess of writer
line and soil orcn .me the American boot
his, but that she should yield loss than
half a minute was astonishing to all the
smart people.
When Mr. Hyslop brought the measure-
ments to the New York Yncbt clubhouse,
he said that the Valkyrie would have to
allow Defender 29 1-10 seconds. it was
only his business, he added, to turn in the
measurements to tho rcguttn committee
and lot that committee soy what the time
allowance Would be. Nevertheless he felt
that ‘29 1-10 seconds was the fair thing.
The committee considered the (mention
for u long time and thou [Killlfld I: notice
on the club's bulletin boon! to the effect
that the allowance would be Eilqomnds.
lcnvlmr off Mr. Hyslop's added one-tenth
of in second. The more will perhaps be
very close, but no tenths of seconds will
separate the boats at the finish.
It will be noticed that the loud water
line lengths of the ships show only a dif-
ference of forty-hundredth in favor of
Defender, and that the length of Defend-
er's god wont considerably toward render
ing the smell advantage gained on tho
Waterline. it will also be seen that the
sail area does not produce so great a dif-
ference us was expected, and that the gen-
erai roting of 100.8" for Defender. us
against 101.40 for Valkyrie, displays a
margin between tho bouts so small that
nobody guessed it.
Mrs. lselin Wes Aboard.
The members of the syndicate were rep-
rsscptcd by Messrs. isolin and Morgan,
and they were aided by Messrs. bonds of
Boston and Kane and Theme of New
York.
The other members of the lkfcnder's «
amateur patty arrived at the Erie basin
drydook upon the Belvetla, the yacht of
lir. C. Oliver lselin. which has been
used as a tender by the Defeudcr’s party
for ferrying purposes during all the New
York preliminaries of the America's cup
match.
Mrs. Isolln was with them. She wore a
light yellow Eton jacket suit. which was
a marked contrast to her hsbit as she has
been seen upon the deck of the Defender
while standing in the main hatch at the
pcrary fit of abstraction and wondered
away. Beluga fnir drcssmakor, she so-
cured employment, and during the yours
of her absence wondered from place to
place. She has a conifortnble homo and
several children of her own and will prob-
ably remain in Richmond.
Prominent Passenger-a on the New York.
Now Yonu, Hcpt. 7,—Tbo New York
arrived at Quurnntino nt midnight, bring-
ing 400 first «:1qu passengers, among
whom um runny distinguished pimple, in-
cluding le llonry irvim; fillil Miss Ellen
Torry, Speaker Crisp, Senator James
Smith of New Jersey, Senator Aldrich of
Rhoda islnnd, l'nltull n‘tutm District
Judge Adams of St. lumls, Mr. McKola
way of the llrmklyn Eagle and others.
Sergeant Boyle is the Military Creel: Shot.
SEA Gili’l‘, N. J., Sept. 7.--'l'bc llftll nn-
nuul meeting of the New Jersey iiilio as-
socintion was continued hero. The prin-
cipal shoot of the tiny was the president‘s
match for the military championship of
the U nltud States? it was won by Sor-
goant Boyle of the New York tcum. with
a score of so.
amoral Altaro (tccnples Quito.
WAsilimTox, Hcpt. 7.—-()lilolni confir-
mation of the victorious entry of General
Alfaro, with his ormy, into the city of
Quito. Ecuador, hos boon received here.
It euros to the envy deportincnt in is dis-
patch from Commander Watson of the
United States stoninsblp Ranger, new at
Guaqull.
Austin, Sept. 7.—-’1‘bo management
of the Cotton States and International ex-
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