The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1895, Page 6

B ie ie in Willard Lodges a (om. plaiot with the N Y.¥.¢. Regatta Committee. DEFENDER CROWDED HER OUT. The Sharp Luff at the Starting Line Beld to Violate Club Bu es Governing the Race, NO QUESTION OF HER VICTORY. Yachtsmen Adm:t the New Boat to Be the Fastest Sailing Craft Ever Seen in These Watirs. The ideas which most of the yachting @xperta ventilate in their reports this morning relative to the meaning and importance of the plece of red bunting which was exhibited for a short time in Vigilant’s lee rigging during the Face yesterday, turn out to be quite Wiue of the rea'ity. The fe>t that the protest flag was #0 quickly removed seems to be widely Fegarded as equivalent to a withdrawal A giance at Rule XVIII of the Sailing Regulations of the New York Yacht Club may help to dissipate this Illusion, @s the following extract willl show: use during © to. protest yacht for @ ¥! mn ne club signal lay fag B ot t hall be known as the protest fag, and ‘kee flag flying tl Judge's boat by the answering pennant A protest must be supplemented by a written ent of fact, which must be nent to the ta Committee before 6 P. M. of the day following the race. Ag a matter of fact, the formal pro- test haa been sent by Mr. Willard, and will be considered this evening by the Regatta Committee, This statement fs made on the authority of Mr. FE. A.| Willard himself, who has no doubt that he can prove his case on behalf Of Vigilant and her owner. ‘The protest, as told by ‘The Even- ing World” yesterday, is based upon the manuoevres during which Defender Juffed sharply across Vig'lant’s bow, compelling the latter to go about and Jose headway, just before the start. It was exactly similar to that which occurred in July, 1894, between Satanita| and Valkyrie II, yacht was sunk. Yachtamen are tn jubilant mood to- day and the exuberation of many of rthe more enthusiastic carries them to the pont of saying and actually be- in which the latter Meving that there is absolutely no use! in Lord Dunraven bringing his Val- kyrie 111. all the way across the ocean in the hope of getting his finger tips on the America’s Cup. ‘The Cup is safer, according to their deductions from yesterday's magnificent showing of Defender against the beat “trial horse that could possibly be secured. That Defender 1s faster than Vigilant in anything but a heavy blow and a big sea must be conceded, and -the probabilities, according to these same sharps, are that the new yacht ‘would show her heels even more cleanly in heavy weather, as she seemed much stiffer on the beam wind that had more strength than any of the many varie- ties of motive power that diversified veaterday’s race. Then, too, they figure that Valkyrie HL. is a light weather boat, and hence their jubilation. All sorts of deductions are drawn some of which time tests and sons figure largely. Strangely enough, while it is perfectly known differences are not worth the trouble of calculation in yachting affairs still there is almost endless figuring going the whole, very satisfactory to those who on all the time, with results, on argue on either side. edly the fastest sailing yacht ever built Patriotism and enthusiasm of that part of the yachting world on this side of the rials, although Atlantic. The remainin ey are to be “officia! will probably urther emphasize this statement When the new yacht swept u finish line yesterday, off Scotland Light two Infles ahead of gallant Vigi la even those ey expected Defend to develop sp yond anything y teen off Bandy Hook were amazed a the far between the two. Vigilant of is no mean never before has the Gould as fit for a rac handled so well, so this side of the water knows. to th task, fol ht been of the times taken at the| rks shows that, barring thi that occurred during slight inter-| ing on Thursday m raing 08 4 Vigilant on | World To windward the centre- she outfooted | Defender defeated Point. of sailing. ghe pointed higher ler, and in reac ine Defender’ again demonstrated, je aw many tacks 'w he were out to show Just ho e could be put inte led away again. Quickness Ins has always been the excellent point o the Watson boats, Vaikyrie II. hayini been a marvel in'that respect, and w to the appearance of the Defender noth {re to approach her had ever been see in this harbor. It is probable, thou; thar the Defender could spilt tacks with Lord Dunraven's last champion an break on better than even terms ever: e. With a bigger. rig, such as is ready t put aboard | Defender, is Nitth bt spat she is able to to ber improvement in speed. in the races of Saturda: terday did not ar much an that of Vig! res cannot be giv: he next and final tests of the yacht ‘will be made under the auspices of th America’s Cup Committee, over. th r courses, for the selection of th gctual defender of the trophy. Thes tha: hin, flyer at an amazing rate. quickness in stays wai ‘and Capt. Hal an ‘be sailed Aug. 10 and 12, and efforts gre being made, fo secure the entry o Probably Colonia may al in the official trials. In the Yorkvitie Civil Court to-day Justice Mi Koon awarded judgment, by def the verloty cinger, The sult was brought to jue oe dresses Miss Gilson bough: was aot in cour, and —— o—__ —_ Detective Changes. Robert MoNeught aad John T. Cuff, detectives sabe Central Ofice, to-day ook charge of the Pag tee S| wig eo that time The fact is that Defender ts undoubt- in this country, and therefore the proper vessel on which to load all the hopes, | To beat the | and never had she been ar as anybody on | h her as though quickly ch larger although exact It, for $108.96, eed ee sptinat Laue, Giisss, | Bo one appeared for ate Mn Ne cha iS eh Ab ei iM ta a i 4 Be BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES. RACE TRACK, BRIGHTON BEACH, July 2%.—'The entries and weights for to- an follows: rolling morrow's race Firat Race—One mi Terrett Lady Linter Milan Mangrove Secon) Race—Pii Intermtnaton Impos\ ion Farcination King T. Imperial Ontler Jos Third Race—One mile: selling 10 George Dizow fandit Harry Alonso Tom Skidmore. Little Matt Poverty Re Hueh Penny race The First Races atuly niles © Bird Dutes Cadie Sandaton Lithograph Phave Chief, Frank D, Sextus Flattery Sonora. Joe Mack 0 Torresdale Firth Van Jeopardy to t | by Ba forth, lore agreed to thi Evening World’ declared 1 re tu M0 Tater... 1108 Heretic 19 Bessie Browning. Harrington 1 Fifty, Kace—Ome mite; Marsal) or Caper 1 Lang Blige % xh ftace—Handieap St. Anthony 168 Young 0198 us ‘The third race on war declared off and the second half now being the — ST. ASAPH ENTRIES, RACE TRACK, 8T. ASAPH, July B. entries and weights for to-mor- row's races are * and 195 105 106 102 108 102 two: 101 Bers) 1106, 105 Five furlongs 108 a7 Fifth Race—Four furlony SARATOGA ENTRIES. RACE TRACK, SARATOGA, July 23. —The entries and selections for to-mor- row's races are as follows: yl Five furlongs: sailing concelved by Thomas Kagan, it ts eid, and approved by Mr, Walbaum: bookmal the rent of chalra and for information furnished regarding It te sald thet a Fepresertative at the \to Ket money out of the ring In some fashion, but ho will not succeed Im doing eo If the bookies Mand on thelr rights blers . ‘The many rumors that f longs Hermanita Kennebunk rolling. Hasleton Prie mveeplechase over the 1 : 18 Latayette 1a original proramma the first divided, third follows: balf furlongs. George Hakos . 103 oa + Minnie & 01 " Black Beauty Macttuat .. Princess Alix. Monitrees Mies Bowser +100, = OF THE ais It leaked out at the Saratoga triek yesterday that @ meeting of the Bookmakers wan cAlled on Friday last to consider the matter of paying for privileges during the meeting. The meet It was proposed ibly for nded to dterrain heard im Saratoga 4 President Sturgess i Wherasics ais WU, so mowaAY REPORTING IN THE CLOUDS, “The Bening. Worlds” Ey. periments Show That the Plan Is Feasibie, THOROUGH TEST WAS MADE. [t Was Found Impossible to Foous & Telescope in a Balloon, BUT THIS MAY BE OVERCOME. Aeria! Telegraphy Was Shown for the First Time to Be Practicable. The experiments made by “The Even- {ng World" in aerial reporting were very satisfactory, although the expedition was handicapped by many conditions which could not be entirely overcome The plan, as already told in these col- umns, was to fe.id up a captive balloon from the Highlands of Navesink con- nected by a direct telegraph wire with The Evening World” office and from Jan altitude of 1,000 feet or more to re- port the races between Defender and Vigilant, with a view to covering the ulg cup event in September in the same 108 | manner. ‘The undertaking was one of great dif- ficulty. In the first place the location most desirable as a point of vantage for the ascension 1s very inaccessible, An im- mense amount of material is required to generate the gas necessary to fill 4 balloon with 4 capacity of 12,000 cuble feet. For the two experimental asce sions made by “The Evening Worl 4,900 pounds of oll of vitriol, « ton and a half of wrought tron filings and more than four tons of ice were used, to say Euaitive 11} nothing of hundreds of gallons of water, | 7" of the Misslasipp! has been heard from, sup- Lrlada Hal NS) All these ingredients had to be hauled | ** “aasde wate into the game with a few bide Seti paritens top ]4 #Feat distance over a very rough road | tne test hout scheduled for the Dallas carnival, Gown 100 Kallithow 37 |through a hilly forest country, There} +nat between Billy Smith and Tommy Ryan, looks, Nieottat ” {8 no water supply nearer than half alon paper, to ve @ atar attraction. Four times ore ue one) Bile sat loh 1os| Mile and then tt was only found in three | now these men have fought and exch time one or 3 toag Dale cio] small springs, each of which was| the other has beeu dinatiated with the decision, pumped dry many times dally. However, in spite of all these ob- stacies, the ascensions were made and It was clearly demonstrated that aerial telegraphy 18 a go. Michael Aagely “Beau Brummel” | Laonard Yesterday “Ine Evening World's" bai-| aught Chari ing, of Baltimore, out of con- A, and whinped Mim Ino loon was sent up a distance of 1,000 feet,| was not knocked out, tt Fin neeede te eens and that altitude was maintained| Ms corner, hie unk 00 palpable throughout the yacht race, although the] ‘? Y* foneesied. Mie! tack, Ascension was delayed slightly by the mith and Dick Burge have signed articles failure of @ shipment of ice to arrive on achedule time. The experiment was watched with in- terest by thousanc:. The balloon was ween as far down the coast as Red Bank, and the hotel verandas at Long Branch, Seavright, Normandle-by-the- Sea and other resorts were thronged with Summer visitors who paid more Attention to the balloon than to the two big white yachts, Another difficulty encountered is the pecullarity of atmospheric conditions on a hilltop. Prof. Carl, Myers, who handled the airship for “The Evening World,” is a tifle man and an aeronaut o experience. During yeare he has msde many asc: up aa it he wou ‘Another had formed into Teport that gained currency to the effect that th ran of $16,000 and off 14 tal 2 early, and he is famillar to the in- abitants of twenty-six States. The Professor sald, In discussing the question of aerial reporting, to-day: “The local ground conditions have tended All nies The non. an effect loaing at {Clayton finally tralghtened him out everything to do with the success of fending up captive balloons. It Is not known, except to thore who have made A auudy of the subject, that the atr cur rents follow the trend of valleys, reams, &c., Just water doe: renta of uir flow over m tops, and down into valleys, rr does. For instance: A captive balloon is Just hornes Langdon, ner, J. Kelly The Cor Mat of at Aue} by Aug, key Clut, Twenty-second atr t t meet r Ying by the sea order. H. P Mosher, | 40 @ road run to office. ure, ty tr the wind and | r «| D race will be run n | h C} y o ritty-fitth street, down Broadway borse was 4 Burke, 2 e 6 e . ft 0 large ¢ rt of th e 8 aran' 3 brought out ti fee the fey coma do “Rofnger,"” the Ri rong, but too late to singe the Rey 4 eng. catch the winner Re The latt it ¥ Hf campalgn Jimmy Delaney has sold hie interest tn’ the im and of y Taland Jockey Club hea for the Autumit SEE Ales je Soring meeting of 1698, aed to Clerk of the Course, 1898. northeast corner Fifth eet, ' Phila 4 haltaves he can’ Go the round trip I me a mn ble, doors for several weeks Liberty Wheelmen will hol ‘4 ‘on the Merrick road nei {| Ksown scorchera are already listed at Ne Bicycle Scared Horse--Man Throw While Jobn Burke, aged tty, was at who was slightly injured. — o- BARGAINS BRING CROWDS. The special sale of dry goods which now going on at Bloomingdale Bros.’ great store at Fifty-ninth and Sixtieth streets and Third avenue ts attracting rowds daily, despite the discom- New. York, WITH THE WHEELMEN. The Riverside Wheelmen will hold thelr next in conjunction with the professional race on Manhattan Reach 1 be a the Uhre- year-old” vioton lor the to Entries should ‘Cor Iphla and retura, flock trom "the | Fecord, ‘lghioen | ratde crack, tn trying for! t Anbury Park lest week whieh will keep. bi mile th. Many well elmen's ten-mile team. Dorp Aug. 10. yweatbach’s will Ive Casino, Kal ‘ mar ot 408 riding @ boree bareback Fitty-seventy street, by a Dieyele and Sale of Go j and valleys, rad | sent up from a nill like that at Navesink Highlands, Below the hill iw the ocean the descent Is very quick. The wind Sesterday Was pretty steadily froin the west, and the balloon, course, Was taken out over the "The west wind s the hill and made a sudden dive d into the valley, creating # suction, in- vinible of e, which necessarily dragged down any’ object submerged In and lighter than the alr. “If there had been a perfect calm the balloon would have gene straight up from the crest of the fill and remained | there as steadily as a clock, But the balloon, being lighter than the alr, is bobbed Hlessly ax a chip on an. hal Any experiments w aerial currents, nd so has my w who Is fully equal in this ace T have travelled fully thirty miles over Mowing the trend of OINK Up over the down into the other, until a sudden ben in the river was reached, when Velocity of the balloon would carry. it Out of the Influence, so to speak, same 4s a ship sometimes escapes from the grasp of a whirlpool. F purpores of aerial observation, | or reporting, from a captive balloon, it} Dantel Lewts Made Preaident. ia necessary, to insure stability, to send the balloon up from a level plain and, ALBANY. July 2%—The State Roan af guy Inst the wind from _three| Health met this noon and elected Daniel Lewis, inte. ie would, Tam confident, | of New York, Preaitent, in place of Dr Dono- make the use of a light telescope practi: | cable ata helght of 1.20 feet 1 ha le maiiy experiments this baais at my balloon farm, Frank jfort, this State, and with the ats mentioned guy ropes radiating at a di tance of se hundred feet on the rth, have retained the balloon. a specified height with shasme movements towards the ground without @ particle of rotation, Varying in, position, being | the ons caused a change in ‘The’ greater the. wind the greater the ure p . of course, mo ‘am by no means convinced tha aerial reporting in impracticable. In fact, "The Evening World's" expert | ments of last Saturday and yesterday, though made under very adverse con ditions, were highly satistctory But tT! ing Word” depending for the yachting returns and. from ite perfect sysiem of such events, announced the ¥: dei fifteen minutes other ni paper in the city ot weath: $3,000,000 ~worth of now on sale, and they price of on ter vie a on he Sup barg: jal be ty these aif ihe tunity | which ter jake care of offered are being chasers. “Nearly | m pr of ip on Ne ‘dus |e — Death of B. P. Cheeney. BOSTON, July 2.—B, P. Obecey diet at hi | Rome, at Wellesley, this morning He was Pr | ideas ef the American Baprese Company. one o the lermest owners of ihe securities of the ¢blson, Topeka and Sania Fe Railway and Northern y Company, and wa on! a and the only slight the wind Was not upon the balloon experiment as usual, covering ry of before any fous other railway and @nan- BASEBALL CHAT. Of course, you are not going to fall to see ypnotive the Trilby eoterte of the Polo Grounds this afternooa. All of th Triiby people ahs familiar figures on the stag and they will be ip the costume of that heroine The Svengaiie will also make up like the genuine article, What h more, all the money will go directly Into “The Rvening World's’ Bick Babies’ Fund, President Preedman having refused to take a cent for the ban of the Polo Grounds, and iit te acuacton hi teered thelr ser Home. mi 19 ing ‘em up. Rusie We oot in torm and should. not be used unl Re te, The t of-towe mate a | though, and the has brought them into a better conditiom for .he Tugle before them, Ten good Letting to wager that Pfeffer will play In New ¥: the end of Uie present season, even If President Byrne doesn't think 90, oe needed in the New York Not the other follows atting ie what ma Ramen Just batting, but the Qi ‘The Victoria Baseball Club, of Harlem, bax with Fred Monk siding of clube in the League this morn: an follows Clubs | Waahington SEO}St Loni. (M8: Loulee lie Car neinnatl Phil bia, 32 Games acheduled to-day: New York Brooklyn Lush Signed with Senators, ROCHESTER, N. ¥., July 2%—Lush, the crack centre feider of the Rochester team, has been by Washington, through J. 6, Wagner, ein thin city last night and made the Bafore letting Washington have him, the team had Wagn PUGILISTIC POINTERS. Now along comes another bid for the Corbett- Fitzalmmons fight This latest it a sort of con Hingency offer, Carson, Nev., says that if the mill cannot be pulled off in Tex sportiny blood boils to the value of $25,000, which will be forthroming In order not to Aisappoint Messrs Fitzsimmons and Corbett and all the people who want to Kee the Aight Now that nearly every town at Coney Island, would probebiy Isive remuit but for th for £200 and the best purse offered. ‘The New Manhattan Athletic Club card tor to- Aiaht's bouts fs an wnamually attractive one. and mnaxiim ta near enough to the clouds to Insure comfort to thous who will attend. Hence # woodiy crow’ may be gupected. Corbett-Pits: idorable argu: ment. Among in, whoee reputation well as coolness ment and mueh delay In tt thone talked of te Sam Aus for Impartiality and ability, and quick judgment, marks him as a probable candidal 6 4 Jack Dow with small gloves, ‘one hundred miles “The mil te for a puree an Rolly ®mith thin clty, mth Unt /0 dacltsanaree Marty Me- thelr twenty-round bout at Baltimore They fought very evenly before the Club reteree, (oral man’s frienda, Joe Bernstein is willing to accommodate Jack Wrenn with @ go at 116 pounds. The offer. ta Open to any MAR at the weight, be eaye, should Wrenn not accept eo 8 Sammy Myers wants to Qght ai man in America, Mike Meare preferred 114-pound, Jack Colter, bau jk Ie Joking for a king for $250, a match. Marty MeQue dectnion whiel Ro! ai a aatiofled with the Jeke Kilrain deprived him of In last nighe Baltimore with George Smith Neither were some of wi friends SPORTING MISCELLANY. 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Watch The World’s Help Wanted Advertisement Situations Wanted—Female. Cooks. CUOK—Gerinan girl ys cook. Metis fronton, COOK, frst cl is city” @ country cau do cooking oF laundry’ work: ny thing. 165 W. 336 st, Tat fight COOK—Colored reference; willing # obliging. Thom aast st. COOK—Respectable woman ook; itt or country. Leventhal, ave. Hrooklyn, ing family; city oF & State a ‘cook ; plain Preferred; refere COOK —Colored woman clty or country; city very quick at work; don't m te tamil; elty or country; 41 W, 30th ot; ring twiee, COOK—Girt an good & \aundress in private tumily, Call 2 days, 6 W. 136th at., Int oor. COOK—Competent woman as cook; soups, meats, desserta: excellent bal charge of” butter; country preferred; good references, 110 COOK—Experienved German cook in private ilttle washings: coustiy preferred. 146 semen, Young Engitsh woman no objection to washing oF ironing ences, Jonen. bie W. 26th a COOK—Young woman an competent dinner oF ordee hotel or restaurant; clty oF country; At 326 W. 36th at, COOK—Respectable woman as cook oF ir to do hontework country of ell RO carder Advertiser, 258 W. 18th at. jored_ woman as cook In boardl (Sth st.), top floor, COOK—Gond Protestant woman as cook, ; good rete good plain cooks best refer COOK—American woman to & > out by the day willing & oblte 306 W. diet at cooking or washing & troni ing; city reference. COOK—First-class cook, private family boarding-house: rellable perso ' Woot, 104 Wath at, COOK—Competent young woman to cook, von; oF souncry; "no objection. to "boar Ing-house’ good city reference, 21 Morton st, rear city or countrys - ‘af wi sean at? COOK (woman); city or country; moderate Wages Ae ripe i fe? asor COOK—Young woman to cook in boarding-house or Feataurant. 407 W. 18th at. COOK, professional, first class in all branches; 6® home ‘nights @ Sundays Mra, Achille Meyer, au W. 2th at, ones COOK—Woman, with daughter, 16, a8 good com jaan usetuls COOK—Active woman, excellent baker first-class boarding thorough cook & carvers qlee on orders; hotel, club 240 9th’ ave, COOK—Middie-aged woman as cool all kin) ing; not afraid of hard works clty or ference. 434 W, 324 st, COOK—New England woman hotel or boarding-house, ber 342. 36th city references, dOK—Young girl cook, wash, Iron or to do eral housework; city referen ea, 124 We 10th Ast floor COOK—Dinner & order cook, hotel, lunchroom oF cate, thoroughly understands her’ busin f i80 Bleecker kd or country store. by the day te nee. Advertiser, K—Dererving widow to cook, Wash oF ron; best. 135 E, 110th at,, top ‘oor im | cooK—vou an ie to cook, wash wea + olty oF country." Iretch! COOK—tapertensed “woman aa competent ook thorough In all branches of good family cooks Ing: city or country; best clty reference, 386 We bith at 10K —Firat-cla rving: a1 kinds of taney ‘er oking oardina house. or email. bate | COOK=Girl to do country; private fa | cooK—twe conipetent. y cook, other as ehambermald & waltresa Yate or public, city. oF country; Tm W. BO abo Wo std mt, | cook, Respectable woman as cook; willin plain wasulng; no. objection to iourdge best city reference, 169 W. 29th at. K—Respectable we excellent cool ection to short in country; Respect city reference, ‘138 W cook bie woman aa Gat-clase 600k 2 days, 252 W."Glat at con plain cook @ to wash “isbes, or ass taundreaw In boarding-house oP restaurants referetie. 482 We 68d at, house jcc Young girl as COOK—Young woman Keneral housework. Remiey COOK—Reliable woman, or housework srod cook & inundionm, ‘ity op country: wages, mod erate; city reference. #10 W. | COOK Respectable girl to do cooking {m private mily, will dof ; Mrat~clase refer gnces; will go short dia jn country; wages 20, ‘Advertiser, care janitor, 833 W. 67th et COOK Young w cook; no ob- Jection { + elty of coum try; W. 38th ot 3 yea French a ‘Huse Tench & ‘Hungaria private Spouses sleep cy. B80 38 ave. erence, Chem! CHAMBERMAID—You chambermaid Ip ap obliging EL 734 st CHAMBER MAID—You de light housework,